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Thanksgiving s'rosIsmnsion.
rsospvs Dsrssrsssv, n. T.,
~ PasI. Nov a. lrtS

~ Ess', wv 90 ''@S
u IA. pleased tLs Gfssi Oliver n I'll COED Ia biess ~
y.oyI. ~ the tssa,fsi Territory. ~,b general GOO
hsaiA aat sim.-t essssmtisd prosperity daring The
f,g ao~ J,ssiAr Ia ,isss hh A. End proper tbs
-. should, .. = Cs,i.sisn people, msts saiisbis o.
,ps~.rm.s, Old ~ bic pas seosnsss. ssa ssh a.
his eop,,asss hisssisr our fu'sss.
Tssr~sss, ., gBhs 4 Gsfaass G.vsrpm NJ u"
t,osy 81 EsnsSss,s rsassss the, hs sitssn' 'hsss"
= ~ .A~.r,. ssA ts.v THURSDAY, The roth d'J u
.esme 10, s~s, 40 s-y 81 ssssss,'as TO ID fac The
h..isA, h.ypias.. add prosperity ~ ss' psops 'r''
s..,y rssss.i all ps'.sa. 10 f'''si" h" 's'S''f b"'
ss,is on ihsi dsy
c.sn ssa~r ssJ l..sd Al IA tss''"' I" ~ Fssi'
~. I'M s.y ~ NJ rs
" 4 GORMAN.
~ ,hs Coysrsm
Tsstls Nlssfy -
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The N,TsAA ,N4i Nrv.. pata,-ls~ E'ru'''i
abie IL, 81 litter. ntIl.s.ning Ia IL. i5sf ~
IN that city on 'he - instant eh'rh .-r1r'f
iFari7 haif par Of tina. Eaper. iAfs' a1a'
b~rs u tl,o~e 10 ioA uls sitter are adlr-s.'d
ar aasig tho siart dad.
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Nn5ns NrDrrts. RuFr,

iFf4ffN ~ f't' t'Fs 'sAAFff
Nptemi,t 18th. i~.a'.
\ A.sliGg ari,tir n y,ar IaT~r 81 tlie FL
Instant has iu,t iscu shown 30 M A. tbs
public might h. l'lr1D,7l hy Hich an account Of
ihs state oi tbe i,4, thoa-and In'liaR. l'asic'i
90 infgIa y0tl that ihs rnymeti 10 thn ~isi,Giis
aGl WahTstnn. h..s jn.l been coiaISc''d al tbs
pace with0pi any updsnai trcaIblo or difirulty
thr mpHsy has principally lase'l into tho haods
IL The iraif4. ami llse irsiiai,s II thr upper
e,s,atrs arr air-,dy "a their march so'a..Sa ard.
Agcu, NiPrus vii probably have isrr ior 'h'
Agcary in three days ~ pay the lowcr indisns.
Your usgmaiton ~ h. iss' ~. 81 prov i-ioals i,5
Gre = lartq,,iiy aHorr4'- The to'ai amount
drrtro,eyi was SEVENTY lafri- hour. oDr hvn-
drv7i and ff,y lark II corn. api forty small
key. II larl Tip. lb. sill nodoala, H. sped
liz r,Iaar,qi. A. Mr i,osvsTs ssni b ~. Paul
IS etprrs 20 have ,Ar proyi.'ss purclls.sd b.
en-. cars Il nav rsiSou, NFkAA.
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WirmDRaxfxG AsurSITrps sRDE 'sStbs
The Moe,real Chronicle state. that tbs Com
,nis.arit alyes,ises fof yosei To csnyey SIX
thoasaod harreb a earti idg'a froia Vnetsc 10
EngiaBd. Ia. large consumption q; ANNA
nitiou IN the Jr,-.ent var 20, only erhsus's all
,ha, the u,iiis can make, bat will ca1se 'hc
larger par, of the con.sn'7 ~ the provincial
nsgazines ~ he ca,ied not o, 'hrir slsmtsrs
into actual svviec.
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Ener1nE nsrasrarSi,
-. Paul, November "a 1855
kao~ yo lla, l. WAS GoRs,s. Gosefnor Of the
Territory II Minnesota obeirnc. In tho lass thereof
declare 10 all whom I, may concern that At election
held IN The vIh la, Of October, 1865 Hon. Henry
Ree received the highe'' nunbe, of VOTES aud Is duly
e'e'"d Delegate 10 the Congress ot the United States
from the Territory Of Mnn~sos fnr The sch congr,ss
--- Given under my hsui and the seal II the Tern
Is tory, at ~ Paul. TIT. ?tIh Vow 1850
49, GpRNtN.
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Surgps ~ rnp TEHRrrontrs - The total
vote ia Now Mexico a. 81" late election for II
dflcgaie 20 Congress. fpots mp H. .29. This
IL larger than the vote polle,i 10 any Of The or
ganizcd territories ~ the ini,el States At
the present contest in Minnesota ai,,ut 1900
were polIed. and IN Oregon over 10000. 4
ceusns Just taken IN Minps.ots shows that Ter.
ritory 70 have ~ 900 inhab,aniH
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E1y~Wc commend 10 the careful pfrural oi
s,ic. under the head u War with En2!api
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Tao ,laf mI,,s. namfh tp,. VI E,TrR
and AHtsbs VI. BtsHI. we're married a lev
days sin@ al All@nyN ! The Ges' 81 that
city say. that ih"y appeared very happy. aliho'
,hcy "rt,er told their love
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Thc Question settled.

The following communication from His Tx.
ccllency, is addressed To thu whole world and
the res, of mankind
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\ ,lav, Grorov. MT s,h l.rrilio bath
% kcrr.r. il!e Va, ha-t ,'t,'h. tbc cars rtn
o,sT lisi -N4ilg lcg ud Tia is.Ai train
struck him throwiin ion up'u the cos catcher,
in With i'uaiiun h.. VA carried snw ds-
,tnar
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CATHCART'S CARDS.

CATucA ART 4 Co. ~ ROBERTS
SUBMIT whsl.@ais and Retail lsAlsrs In tuRklGN
AND pohhsfN my GOODS, saint faui, hinaeso,a
Masters Msiksts then fan aaa wntes aieek si fsasy
aa ser,. wy .scas ~hsh they prepared =, sell
AM .nhss Wholesale st Retail, al unusually i.~
prices and a. tAsy ssaik ,es.s good, plata figures and
have adopted the oae rs1ss hsl, customers aap
ratchAse With security We viii eaamsfN,e ten srti
| elss and solicit an sSa@ssAt'en
DIAM. stripped aud nr,caael snls in the n,., nah
tArncASr Gus
CEvHNry YtvE pieces French M.staass la the e,es,
~ desirable eelNs. asa shades. sssy how, A.
ckrhcARr cos,
urrf psess wec' f,A'a', OF the ssvs., styles, very
II shsar,G cAfnrARts.
g1>wo MuNpRsp rssss. nsw style. pie,ed Ns.iia p-
cAracARr oos
'INtRkk THOUSAND piscss Msrt,maek, Cesheeho aud
! Ne~ style Prints. ts~o Q 10 isS
4 LARGE sssA.smsnt II Ray ata,e. Cashmere aud
~ nsoeha shass, Cheap cArheAHr COS
A Tor VI beautiful ocAAs ia ~ivvt mir. antique and
n cloth, =, cAtticAnr co.'s
lARGH Sto.k ef Ladies'. Gsnt,snsa. and Children =
~ he''ep and Gloves ss,ee'ea With great care, ty
cAriGAnr 10,
'1NwkAry t,anf ao, Lsiir, saa Gentlemen. Aies
= 1870 49, ""''> ~ 's'eNe' y wv
ANr nrNnRrp and rirry piece. white. Rel. .ul
~ GRAY f's"ne' at all qualities, q,
1'wsNii VIVA bale. sr'~e sAsruas., q,
- Tvs
k~'RhnNpsfp pieces n'essesa shi,''nss a.
'Nwo III Npahp p.ss. o',,'" tissnsl I"
- =. = 49,
svNMO III Nnftn ptey,.
.s4as.. = w
TWO ~ >bRtb poess p~an,ns aud nlas pr,ii,as. q,
--.--------~.-.-.---.------..- V. = ~
Il Ns ~ >o'sp r'ece' nsi TEA. a,
'1,wo ~ NbakD ratrs white aud co,ers. n,ael-,s
! cheap, a. rArDcARr cos
TWIN bales Seamless n.x-, Al
,Atii,Asr Goa
TWENTY FIVE saiss M,,'ns a,
j cAIWAnrs
fD,wn ~ >phtb dss Knitted w@i sesA.,s,
-. aAi''oAHl :.
nNk HUNDRED and fiFrV ns.s Ghss- aud M,,ts
- ens.p. a, oAn,oAnT's
A LARGE stock Of N.iv., Bsusseis rhre. ply aud 10
~ raio~d 'arp~tas, saa ti.at oii Ciath, Al
cafnCARt's
A nkAufhtl a.sort,acu, pf tur- yieiosis.a ,,rs
~ Aaus aud ht,sns, Vet, cheap, al
- -r~Ts+-~-,.-~
iAhef AMI b-aniifal assortment af Fan aud Win
N '"' h"nn.' Ribbons, 'ery cheap a,
cAriCaitfA
'TWENktl~>A large as.erta,ent ~ Wooden Iioo,i.
sA.ks, aaiter. na~rsleeye. and I,r,sts far aaiss
and Children. al CATtpknrs
f1NwkNrY r,eec. u Braehsd Linen aud t.i.a Shoe,
i iass o. tATuCARrH
s---
'1NwsNrv rtsrSr Co. ~ asi "A ineh r,ilew case --
i ilaea anil Cot,.a, cheap, a,
CAttrAkrA
---a.----A -
tNtfy pieces ssa,ei l,sh liwen warranted po,s At
J. cAiiicARf's,
'MnpesED cl0rii Piaea and Table Ca,.,. In b.auii.
~ fsI styles and scie,. ~
CATti.AHf \ Cor
hAhAnk Table tdnsa see,nh AMI Hn..Is Is~ .,tna
~ Ia great qssatitiss, Al rArtIC ARTS
Nosenbat a. Issa aa-tf
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III. u,alr,on u the Hon. II. ~. Van HD
salner. with IL contents was destroyed by FIRE
this morning
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Urc,. Nov. 10
GcUrpe FroaI,s, An actor was Instantly kill.
cd on the street today, by thu falling Of n
lnddr
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BANGOR, Nov. lG
City Marshall Viewer, who was depo~si from
that Office aso tbre or four other Offices which
he held under our municipal government on
charge Of official corruption, has ahsconded
liz hal n few days befor Disposed Of all his
res' estate and other property. His absconding
has caus,sl much sensation here.
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| Umpire SAW HORkS..~W l.. y. GAGE &
IL 10 --asrfogu, NJ n Msia street 81 Losi.
AssoD ~ sspfsetsrsrr ~ every description u Estfa
Csst steel Mi, Circular, ~. M.isy, CTos. Cut
Cold Csi.sis, rrsss spr,as., ka.yss kester siekle
sp,isss. etc,
Ob 'a~s repaired snd made as good as new 81 small
The ynasfsisaed hsvs mad. such improvement. ~
srnved Al sesh gssisstioH IN The ismpesss and GRIND
fne department 81 fbs ~0rk, and take such pains To
vtosuss the best asaiif sf steel that thsy assert
without fssr 81 contradiction that their stock ~ ssws
- hss md aaw being manufactured and viii be.
not oniy equal {" bot superior To an made In OF
bf.osh, To this mafkrt
Eyuy saw sof under thsif Esarsai.s viii 10 msa;
coed Ia the purchaser not Rand "a he % on trial
March zo-dsw Que " w. T.. D. GAGE y ca.
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LpckrosT. n. T.. Nov. 10.
Al the American Celebration IN this village
last evening u cannon WA discharged prcma-
iurey fatally wounding l.. u. Wicks. and sri.
oasly woun,ling George Elliott VIZ. Wich-
terribly mnngkJ
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AND DEPOSIT orIiCg
~ ~ az VIII COY,
sof.ny rtBlIo oosyryAscra,
DEALER IN real. ESTATE,
ANN GENERAL AGENT.
ovfIcE IN TUE e. LAND OFFICE nriipIsG,
NssNNEApOLss. NJ. =.
iii st,sad 80 tls pssebss- sal ssis NJ y.xs sad
GHy p,opsrty, 81 smihs .si rsssi i.sas In tide ves-
y, and other mpof,sai oesliiies. r.,issls, attention
given :" snrysyine ssa catering soss,nasnt isbs IN the
tssrsss si-s~hsrs 10 ,hs Tsssitssy Property ssa
tie. ss,stsi, .ss"nsd 'ssss rsa ssisst.s aes.. BE-
~ hssss.. entrusted Ia hin VII pso,sp, snd
esfrfoI sit1s,ban.
Hsfiinrtan, ~ nov wnfibinstsh giniih. ~ ID Pres
i5sst q. '. n fs,sssa ~ bsnsalst pf.tss.os Maths
ms,ics spd Civ'i E"xa"a'iss. 10 B"". A. l., Cs,iis,
orwell, Vito. ne..siN,g,,on.
r'.y, \. S,P. y. t;ors'ak y.p Cashier aim tsas.
hsy \ D., 'aA iis,. S'sry E.s" r,s.i n.i'ids'.
salsi p..l,-Es oo,s,s., A,.s R.m.., COS. ". 4.
Te,t ss.ii,ss M T,-~vs.@s,s ss.sl.. g.q
Asss.r"ii' n, r.--liss: =. Ames l.. otI',
h.s'sss, r.s Lad Once n. p Rs.a.,I, R-eeis.r,
.se1s.4. -. tcs 49,
LNtNDis the .se.s-s,s ~ ts sub. rsibsy abust she
Z it u hps last. A BLACK AND WITTY BufEn,
sbgat three years sbs sn. -hi,a on he tofeisaa.
fiss "~srs l. ssgsssssa Ia tor~srd psoss ,,,
p~f'y, pay changes, ssd isks - .-s,
no'rs -. I'm N. s.ssr,s ..s, H. - psSi Sa,.sry
~ On Ir.u, bfsA, On ~ shoot tie 18th nsia1t sEF
ENftES sUtEF-t~o a thsss Liss.
The s.s- s ralos-,sd ~ lesanf, The '-ms rsy
gDarSD mcy
Al Paul NOV ~, 1853 s,..
SsrnA YgD 4 sms an the p,ss soc " the ssh.assss,
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ST. LOUIS.

NPROyED LITTLE GIANT CORN 4 COB
j riAhTATIpS Mltt.-~Pri. rsds,sd. Tho suh.
ss,ssr haa purchased exclusive right 81 territory for
sails w the West 81 the shove taisbfstsd mss, ssd
prepared TO fv'nih is,s "a all mst q Ties ShasfAi
az fst-ii, gserah'ss IN 81 nasi positive msnnsr,
Is nov m9ts bso ysaf slics The " iiuis Giant
81 in'f"dsee-i 10 The p,bEs, dsfinx shie tins 4 bs-
bsse e"ns'sntlf gso~thE 10 TIRE popular hyot.
Ito Improvements recently effected sui fslebied
msts u Ne most perfect mAshins sfsred ef Gen.
sfai fsrm ne, 10 raishsd complete ready ior AZ.
sehag tsafa, snd weighs az fcilo1ni so.i ?.s. Va 2
$780, no. ., 900 No. .. BOO SosBds f.ss,y as,ssiea
are snnf'ht ia srt oas up. without mechanical aid
AMI rh~o snee sdazini II siih ssIty be sstrassd
~ hoy tsu aiFsr,iusH saaosPahJ a.ss rs'h
rsDE-
No., ard 'n'sta1s ss."'a' - s'"' =" 'he,''
s'sN, Z, :.
srLpbsfsi disaost 10 sesisr.
JAMES ~ CHADWICK,
No. 90 I.asst -. hs,sssn se,oad sad fh,sa
novi-ik-Iy -. Loais. NJ
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DOBERT \. LAVENDER, wHOLESALF
III DEALER IN WOODEN WILLOW, AMI CBDAR
wAhf, No. - Na,sA saDai a. spTpste hssr. Hess
~ Ls.s, N.s.osrf hes os hand and IA constantly
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MERCHANTS HOTEL. COR. THIRD AND

WI JACKSON sfkkEfs, gtea,ne ,he s,r.mhos,
'an.i'as, FAINT trsl--M 4. AlEN, tfervtetos, IA
Hsstn4 taken the above iiotsl sul Thoroughly rral
lifted and 70 hfnshcd u, Mr. ALi.eN h~r. 10 irf,eu,
The citizens OF ~. rsnl and the ssysllas pae that
he 10 now rrvpated to sseeta edste beth buarter,
.nd travellers. IA eissasr unsurpassed Ia the c,tv
Tho table shall always be supplied with the best the
market Affords The icss,ion al osI beng isnmr.
dsssely W trvnt at the scsmhest landing. and In the
business portion 81 The city, makes particularly de-
sitshe 10 ihcse ~ae wish 10 depart boats ~ trans.
set business In the city. June l.iswu
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-06
NEW VOLUME----i8S6.
GRAHAM,s
AMERICAN MONTHLY MACHINE,
Established in 1927.

Devoted to Literature, Art and Fashion.
THE New Volume, commencing with the
January number, 1856, will contain Orsr
Trelve Hundred Pogss OF the choicest read
ing matter, Steel and Wood Engnyings, and
music. .r-f
Each number will contain splendid Steel
Engraving; Plate Of the Paris Fashions, on
Steel, elegantly colored; one or more articles,
richly illustrated with wood engnvingB; mis-
cellaneous Prose and Poetry; an Editors
Table; Reviews Of New Books; Monthly
Summary; Hints on Fashion. and Fashionable
Intelligence; Patterns for Needle-work, and
new music. trg
The Steel Engavings viii embrace finely
executed portraits Of the celebrated lady
writers Of the day, inteDpersed with yarie-
ty Of other subjects Of general interest.
The Fashion Plates are engraved on Steel,
after the latest Paris Fashions, giving out
and in. door costumes for the month. They
have been pronounced superior to thoss pub
lished In any other American Periodical.
The Wood Engravines viii be Of the high.
est finish, and by our best artists.
The Literary matter will lconsist Of Histor-
ical, Biographical and Literary Essays, sketch
es of Travel, Fine Arts, Novels, Tales, Ro.
mAnces, etc. The Novels and Romances Of
Groham are universally acknowledged to ex-
Gel in beauty and interest any Others publish
ed In America. ~. ir'..,,,s,f ggss
The Edi,ofG Table is made up OF Humor.
Gus Sketches and Anecdotes, Foreign, Domes.
tic and Literary Gossip, etc.
The moEthly Summary Of Current Events.
prepared by VIM. Dove, gives condensed
account Of the principal events, which have
taken place in the World, during the preced.
month. 2. ~
The Reviews Of New Books from the pen
of the great critic, &. P. Whipple.
The Fashion article, by 9enio @. Scott, pre-.
ssnts correct and comprehensive account Of
the new styles of Dresses, rBUuneis, Manti!-
las, Shawls, carbohydrates, and everything 70.
lating 10 Fashion Of interest to oladies.
The Needle-work Patterns for Collars, Un.
desleeves, Caps. Berthas. Skirts, Embroider.
les foi Haudkercbiefs, and general Needle.
work, are Numerous and beautifully designed;
/ MUSICi-This alone at q music stora
| would cost more than years subscription.
| FRAIS.--One Copy, one year, in
advance, O. 4 Z FfsseU : o Copies s5i Five
Copies, and one 10 Agent q ge!!ss es.!s!. up
Of the club. sl0; IL copies, and ons
to agent, $50, for S6, ons COPY will be
sent Three Years. Addition 10 clubs
at the, same rate as club sent
or Specimen copies sent gratis to
those desiring 20 get up clubs. =.
All ComwHnledtiors to b addrssedto
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-06

CHAS. A. M. DAMARIN g. Co
II. FCEIvFn d;rsct fro,,, NJ o,ls,ns
II 5S5 hhds fair % to prime N. @. Sugar;
on sa is;kai T.
ISa b,s loaf crushsd r. pulverized supar.
"a b,s wb;,s Havana ~, candy and Scr.
- uns v"' ""S -
o3Sf ban o. Molases, m
rs do "st James" choice sugar H. mo
" jssss.s ans = '"~' '''s1 - N
inn 5o Ic Common suo., II molasses a
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-06
]. X. 4 D. WILL
A RE now receiving and opening the larg-
IA fSIRa "A IF BSb hi win sEifISpTlElo III 1GIOODS

er brought 10 this market. The senior
partner having spent considerable time in the
cities OF Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York
and Boston in selecting and purchasing, and
having paid careful attention TO the latesI
styles and most improved patterns Of all ar
ticles Of dress goods and wearing apparel
they are confident their stock cannot be sur
passed, either in magnitude or variety oI
styles by any in this country. II consists in
7 art as follows; Ladies' Dress Goods, and
shawls Of every variety and style; Cloths
Cassimees and Tweeds Of all kinds; Ready
Made Clothing Of every description, for men
and boys; an extensive assortment Of Hats,
Caps, Boots and Shoes; Hardware, Queens,
ware, very large stock Of Groceries, Wall
and Window Paper, and complete assort-
ment of Notions, Trimmings, &C. In short
their stock is complete in every department,
and will positively be sold at the lowest pri-
ees. Produce Of all kinds wanted.
cent Aft ".t
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-06
1865, NEW STOCK oF 1855.
YANKEE NOTIONS!
LATE ARRVAL!l

4 have just received nv Spring Stoci
comprising great variety Of FANCY
and STAPLE NOTIONS. Dealers ant
Others are invited to call before purch
asing elsewhere, as they will find com
plete assortment. and at prices that will
compare with any Establishment of the
kind in this section of the county,
The following articles comprise a par
Of my extensive assortment:
$50 packs pins.
200, 900 percussion caps.
coo dozen spool cotton,
so gross buttons.
so dozen suspenders
l50 lb skein cotton.
l2 lb sewing silk,
5 lb twist silk.
500 gross hooks and eyes.
80 dozen razor strops
800 dozen combs, all kinds.
so feSms cap, letter and note paper.
90, 900 envelopes.
300 dozen tapes,
100 dozen soaps.
40, 900 fish hooks.
25 gross fish lines.
20 gross lead pencils.
Inn MIN naAdln- ---4--
100 bundles waters.
40 dozen knives.
80 dozen scissors.
10 gross spoons.
90 gross jews harpS.
gross French hsrps.
30 dozen states.
5000 slate pencils.
80 gross thimbles.
100 dozen porte nonaies.
900 lb patent thread.
ornelian charms and rings.
Jet bracelets.
Ladies' work boxes and rs.icnles.
Fine hair brushes and combs.
Gutta peTeha, puff and long combs.
is, S s and S S S fine combs.
Skirt ard dress whalebone.
orset and shoe lsces.
Stilettoes. elastics and sleeve bands.
Teeth and nail brushes.
Steel pens and holders.
Match safes.
Alabaster ornaments.
Linen & cotton, floss & crochet cotton
Zephyr woIsted aud needles.
Gold finger and ear rings.
Gold, plated and common jewelry; an,
other articles too numerous to 2articu
larize.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO!
Dealers and Others purchasing Cigar
will find the largest Stock in The City
varying from S5 to $50 per M. As al
the fine cigars are manufactured on tn
premises, purchasers o: fine cigars ma
depend upon getting the quality of ci
gar they pay for. as satisfaction is qua;
anteed in all cases. Also on hand
Cavendish and Fine Cut Chewing To
bacco, Pipes, &C., at the Cheap Motto
Store next to the Valley Bank, Secon
Street, Z. DAWSON.
CHILLIcoTHE, o., March Q, 1855.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-06
NEW GOODS.

THE undersigned desire again 10 tender
l. their thanks to their numerous custom.
ers for past favors, and advise them Of the
fact, that they are now receiving ana open.
ing at the Brick corner, Large and Splend.
Id Stock Of FALE' AND WINTER DR. ]
GOODS, consisting Of every variety and
quality, suited TO the wants Of their custom.
ers and the community; which they pledge
themselves to sell as loiO as they can be bought
y &is or any Of ihe western markets. They
Sill not boast, brag, or banter, but they ID
not intend TO be erc6llcd in gdntity and quail.
~ Of their Goods, neither do they intend Il
be underSOld.
And while inviting the attention OF their
customers 10 the prospects which are ahead
they des ire TO remind them of the fact, that
some Of them are in the arears-that "short
settlements make long friends" That theiI
Auction Notes, and long standing accounts
should now be paid. And in view OF the
abundance Of the crops, and means which
are at their command, il is hoped they will
pay up the old score, or at least settle by
note, and commence anew.
SHADES & REYNOLDS.
sep. l3, '55-tf.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-06
School Books.

MccuFFEY's SERIES ccMPLEE.
SPELIERS, First, Second, Third Fourth
- and Fifth Readers. The Heman's Young
Ladies Readers. ...#
PineO's. Primary Gramnner,
Analytical
"E English Teacher,
Rays Arethmatie, Parts II rst, Second and
Third, Rays Algebra, Parts First and Second,
McGufeys Electio Primers.
The Elementary Speller.
Webster's school Dictionary.
Mitchel's Primary Geography.
Mitchels large school Geography, --latest
edition.
Copy Books, States, Pencils and all kind
Of stationary for schools, for saleSt
AZ . BRATTON'S.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-06
Boots. & Shoes

j"
.--s, ,GENTLEMENs' BOOTS & SHOES,
. Gents, Buckskin Gaiters Gents Congress Gait
eets, ,Gents Fancy Slices Gents Oxford Pumps.
siil6snts Ensmeled Nnlifers Gents Ename,ed
Congress Caters, Gents Patent Leather Kid
y Ton nrinca Alberfs, Gents Pa tent Leather,
,nDrab Clodi, Kid top, Prince Aiberrs; Gents
JeIsey BnCkskiR hoes, Gents Opera Slippers;
-. together NTH every variety of Fine and
eeaIse calf skin, Kip and Morocco Boots and
Shoes Also,-LADIEs Doors AND HOES /;
s- Ladies Buskih Gaiter Boots, Ladies enamel
q ed Jenny Lind's r r., ladies Morocco Jen-
~ s.Iy Lind's R.R.. Ladies Congfess CATERS,
.fJ Ladies Fancy Jenny Lind Shoes Lndies' en-
Hmelled Morocco Shoes, Ladies' Victoria
bGGfsB sBastSsss tss SSSSs SSiSSGsed %" lops aC" ladies'
.fa Blue Gaits, Ladies Colored Sanders CATERS.
~ Also; Misses Boots and Shoes, Misses Kid
.sl1aBoots and CATERS Misses Fancy colored
asa Caters, Misses enameletl Fancy Boots; also
ichildIens' Boots and hoes, Childpns' calf
peged Shoes, ,ChidTens' Fancy shoes, Chill.
dreps Fancy Caters. and every other variety
- OF Ladies', misses and childrens' wear, Fine
p 'and Coarse.
'sallAaWe' have any number Of Workmen en-
'2.s gaged, that is necessary and are prepared To
fill orders at the shortest notice.
.rse nCs-All of our Goods will be sold at pri-
.r. ceS that will give satisfaction. Call and eX-
a., anime for yourselves. .-.-t
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-06
JAMES PuRSELL,

-. .
EXCLUSIVELY WHOLESALE DEAL.
ER IN, FANCY AND STAPLE DRY.
GOODS, QUEENSWARE. CHINA,
AND GLASS,
No ! EH,stpTise Buildings FIen, ST.. POIiEmouih.
{ ID August, lisa I'd august, 'l3i5.
s.. NEW GOODS.
TNHE UNDERSlG NED is now in receipt
IL of his faIl Stock of Dry Goods,
- B0NNETS, Hats. Caps, Sc, TO which
@Jhe invites the special attention OF mer-
chants and furnace owners, with the asst
rance tbat the Goods win be sold as low as
lhey can be had from the New York and
Philadelphia obbers, and at such prices as
will save the expenses on purchases made in
Cincinnati or Pittsburgh. 1'9 sr
Late purchases and importations Of Glass
and QueenswaIe make my stock very large
and complete, all Of which is offeIed at the
lowest rates and on liberal terms.
1t is the true interest Of merchants and
dealers to buy $500 per month near home in
preference 10 $4,000 semi-annually alta dis.
tant point, thus keeping their stocks fresh,
and distributing their bills payable in shape
jas. PURSRLL.
Portsmouth, o.. Dec. 20, 1884. ...