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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-01-03

NECESSITY OF PRoTEcTIoS.-In spite OF the
enormous amount of produce sent 10 Europe IN
consequence of thu war at very high prices
too. our expenses still fall aarmlnlly short of
our imports. What Will be the ease when tie
ceases. when five hundred thousand men
return to cul.iva,e the soil, and wheat once
more is exported from The Black Sea and the
Bal,ic9
Tie Imports of the past year. as will be
shown in the forthcoming Report Of the Secre-
tary OF the Treasury, were 1891 .372. $50
The exports were Ss46. 7Q4 545. or fourteen
millions, SIX hundred and seventy eight thou
sand four hundred aud twenty-three dollars
less. Taking this ~ the best view, the bal
ance against Us is 10 inconsiderabIe sum, and
when 1T is considered against Us it becomes
alarming.
But even this state of affairs, bad as it IS
is not the worst The Secretary of the Urea
surv is free trader and is careful to put the
best face on the matter, and IL 50 doing adopt
tie free trade dogma that specie IS merely an
article of trade. The balance against Us given
above. includes none of the specie exported,
and Of course il must be clear debt.
Now look a. the specie We have sent abroad
fog foreign traps AMI trimmings fancies, friz
zles and frowzies. OF cold and silver coin.
SIC. 49,. 42S OF gold and silver bullion ssh
III 6e5-all swelling up TO al aggregate of
sos a75 546. or nearly seventh millions u
doIlarS. either paid already. OF 2 be pad in
specie, over and above the produce Nc have
sen out. And this, TOO, when the work is
stopped on most Of our railroads. and the for-
mer heavy item OF railroad iron dwindies down
to nothing.
This importing Interest Is a bad interest to
foster, because its encouragement Is but a fos
tering OF universal eSlrava sance- Mr. In
porter. already milliona.e. throws ;wo
thousand dollar shawl (,hree -four;hs being
profit, over the shoulders, OF his wife OF
iso-h.-v Mr. ar Mss impn~=er promenade,
braSLway, aal tXe,.e~ tee envy Mrs RE-
RealeT. " LIS Lla< NJ Rich Nessu-r s.. o7e
. - ~iis !. He is wea!,fy aud may stand
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-01-03

@ Letters from Cons,antipople give
gloomy accounts OF The state of affairs there.
Provisions are dear beyond anything ever pre-
,ioasly known in Turkey. The belief IS ma.
he "Giaoar' occasions il all and an outb AK
will probably occur. Everybody goes armed
in the streets, fog even with French police
liz. is not safe II an emeute does occur. /.
will be promptly put down by the grape-shos
of the French. and the determination Of the
disturbers Of the peace Of the city.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-01-03

E1 Wild geese were flying southwark yes
terday. They haze doubtless tarried too long
in the icy regions. aud got lost. They appear
ed to be confused, had no leader, and did not
keep the regular triangle figure as usual
Rooster Democrat.
There are other geese which have gone
little way South. needing a leader as much as
t~e-e wild ones" We suspect. too, some of
them have got lost az all events, il Is a pity
her ever went away from home The geese
.sc speak of keep the triangular figure
Ii'tie TOO perfectly. They are hungry set,
but will never get fuller SO long as thew fly as
they now do Cleveland Herald.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-01-03

Tie entire issues Of Bibles BY the
American Bible Society for the thirty seven
years Of its existence would cover more than
fe--v acres with Bibles and Tes:amsnts. or
exsend In iron m-a sure Yearly a thousand
alies. or make more than eish.ssn hundred
and fifty cord,i
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-01-03
ADvFRusING.-lC

ADvHRrIsIsG.-You might as well try to
stop water from running down Niagara Falls.
as TO keep people from running to the stores
and shops Of those traders that avail them
selves of the printing press. to let the world
know what they have got, and where they
nav be found
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-01-03

IsTERPRETATIoS OF DREAMs.-There IS a
new guide to the Interpretation Of dreams
An English paper thus puts it: ITO dream Of
a milestone around tos.r neck, IS assign Of villa.
you may expect il Won get an ex;rara-5ant
wife. To see apples in dream betokens a
wedding. because where you find apples YOU
may reasonably expec; pears. To dream that
you are lame Is a token that you will get into
hobble. When young lady dreams Of
coffin. i, betokens that she should instantly
discontinue lacing her stays tightly. and al
WAYS 20 warmly aud thickly shod in wet
weather. II you dream OF clock. it Is to-
ken tina; you wi3i gain credit-that Is. tick
To dream OF fire Is sign that if You arc wise
you will see that the lights in your home are
out before you go 10 bed To ream that your
nose Is red a. tie tip. IS an intimation that Won
! al better leave of brandy and water To
dream OF walking barefooted denotes jour
ney that you viii make hootless''
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-01-03

"a The Allentown p DEMOCRAT says
"a he barns Of farmers IN tia. section a-e
Absolutely breaking 3osn rntef tte weight
Of grain. and ye- the. Vii mol sru3 t.--.s sup
plies 70 market
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-01-03

FIsE TINES FOR, DocToRs following
Is presumed TO be tie soliioqny OF a young
ply sciau, who hopes. by the multiplication
Of diseases, TO get into practice:
Considering the damp. muddy state Of the
streets a, this time OF the year equally
mazed and delighted 10 the ladies al
most universally going about in thin shoes.
This elegant fashion beautifully displays the
conformation of the ankle joial but to the
surgeon il has another recommendation
behold the delicate foot. separated scarcely
by the thickness of thin paper from the mire
| see the exquisite lnstep, umdefended but by
:. mere web. | mediate the influence Of
cold and wet upon the frame; | think Of the
calarrhs, coughs pleurisies, pneumonas. con
sutnptions, and other interesting affections
that necessarily must result from their appIi-
cation to the feet: and then | reckon up tie
number of pills, boluses, powders, drauyhts,
mixtures, leeches. aud blI>ters which will con-
sequently be sent in to the fair sufferers, cal
cplate what they must come 10, and wish l
had the amount IN nv pocket
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-01-03
EDITED AND PUBLISHED By
pp U0LLOWAY, b. VI. DAVIS i l. }. DhiAE
DIR JOB DEPARTMENT,

s-Has recently been fitted up with the latest
10 AMI we are now prepared do all kinds Of job
M such a. Book, Pamphlets, Circulars Bills Cara,
psers &c Printing done ia fancy-colored Inks, win
,stness aud despatch Orders thankfully receiseu anu
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-01-03

IINDLEY MURRAY.--It is not, perhaps, gen
orally known, says the Lcbanou Advertiser.
that this .'prince of English grammarians'
was an American. and born within the pre-
sent limits of Lebanon county. Pennsylvania.
He was born in the wear i745. on the Swa-
tara, In East Hanover township, then Ian
caster now Lebanon county. His father
was a miller, and follow that occupation
when Eindiey was born. but afterwards de
voted his attention to mercantile pursuits. an
amaS>ed a considerable fortune by trading to
the West Indies. Lindiey was the Oldest OF
twelve children, and when about seven years
of aye sent TO Philadelphia thai he night
have the benefit of better education than
could be had at Swatara He studied law in
New ok, and at the age OF twenty two was
called 10 the bar, where he gained Tor himself
the reputation OF an honest lawyer His
Grammar Of the English Lansuage, WAS
composed in England, In 1874 and publish
ed in the spring OF 1875, many millions Of
copies of which have been sold. He resided
IN England forty two years, most Of which
time he was an inv Aid He composed many
works besides his Grammer. II { died in a
village Ia Yorkshire being upwards of eighty
wears of age lie Is represented As a Chris
tian and philanthropi>t.--Re left l-gacies to
a number OF relatives aud friends. and Sums
of money to many religious societies. He
also directed tat the residue Of his property.
after the decea>e of his wife q NV York
lady. his beloved and alIeetiona;e Hannah,
who hal been his companion for more than
! sixty wears should be devoted to pious and
benesolent purposes. He was Quaker and
inferred in the burying ground Of that sec.
in the civ oil New York, far from friends and
fatherland
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-01-03

~The London Socie.y To- the propogs-
ion . lie G5spe}. has sem 1wo MISSIONARIES
. C3nS;anti1op.e, AMI Is about 10 erect
church tn
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-01-03

Ethan Spike. Esq, Of Horribly, Me. writes
the following letter to the Portland Trans
eript, descriptive OF matters ana things In that
part OF tile country. Our readers will enjoy
his amusing repor. Of the lecture on As,rono-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-07
uOAKDINo AHu IA,D0mu.

DO1RD MADAME sAMsAYsn RSrPEJfFULLY Al.
Loupoes % he pusIs that she has taken bs sFss aaA
resdy Of the frs clsss abe h,use has
been renovated throughout comfort ed
epce that ooaoed 1T fret class be
obnDed ct her house. 7sois dhoe References strca
Changed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-07

DRy GOODS. SO.
oSnPTsfoR : sNiS.Y IN Ma >,~>--~r>-~>~>>>>>>~">
y LneD camsss asle cohs. nspkiDs doy.as shss..ass
sf'i ssr sossLs 1sS sssSs
Re mos. Papsss nanas constantly On band alta great
IcRD : Us. IS -. 70 and ~ Grand a.,
> MoLYsEux BELL.
hibss he sssi and most sompete stock rich so,es in
WI e 10 S. ". sas
han oss
'sss he yer, latest s.ss s. L.. .,o,. . r,,
ss ss no
WV p scs % r. sss I'm
pro 81 e ,a' pricss ' s. dsDsi street.,
;Sxr HisxtR BRoTHERs, g. AND ss JOHN STREET
Importers and Josbers3
FRENCH s. Is psss'
Trssoa flowers
sas" I ssss.
oonsiA.s opening choice assortnsD. q above named
rods ter own alton receyea BIZ seamsr.
srHIn0 nuL.laMxH, dso.
nay e sssI The lAis.t and noa sesai .ly.. inper
SA II sas $685. 81 &c. &C.
n srRAUs, INF ORTER. gAsD MANUFACTURERS OF
~ araacal DO vera has removed The spacious premises.
NO s Bowssy Up starr, and viii supply The rads with The
S rsd has e.ne sr ~ y css1
srasse. and fruit
LBkkoH Blonde AND GUIPURk LACEs-TwO GA.
SOS French hionSe aoe and .aspgs back and white and
,ea sSeHss s assss'' ''e
I,lRsf PREMIOM MILLINERY MRS q srONEE I'LL
to % on.s@s1s ran asssrs she viii opsa
I Von s9ee a o5ss Can AR a1p
miners ard be rnds with nns snS no stock o. " kinds o.
prlcss.
T AIDES, oosE AND sxF.MLLINEsY. STRAW
sss:
III Spring Il Millinery. o. xona.y. xptl I, 1855
MAJ EMoIsbLLR BARNR1r
win vs., q s s:,ss7i:s & Cup '''''s1
PARIS MILLINERY.
MRS &C OBEY, liz EIGRTa AVENUE WILL OPEN
Nj % % and
q hs fssss H 5s.a
an assortment Of milr er,, on Monday April while await
S he boue
DARIs MiLIINERY.-MIss. FOY ssl BROADWAY,
ca s s.e WI open sPIDg and
T5SasSsy Apr H. 1850 large assortment q oSiidssas
Nl Has Opened
70l Broad way, (up stairs
With 4 varied selection Of
PARIS MILLINEkY.
ATKAW GOODS. STRAW GOODS,
y RIBBONS,
FRENCH FLOWERS. PIQUETS
Trim and materials for florists offered to the trade
fer cash. at Noa q snq g ohp COR
Jus. xcsvss large and elegant iOt Of straw flowers,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL M1LLIsERY EMPORIUM.
w G. BELL CO.. No 5 Catharine street.
PIX, GRAPE Tuscan, straw and lawn b0nnets.
The beautiful assortment French and American mil
Hnery the spring trade offered purchasers the
most advantageous terms.
N. B.-Lades' and chldren's basque waist and mantla
patterns cut In the latest style.
Merchants mners should give call before purchAs
Ing elsewhere
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-07

EOR NORFOLK AND PETERsBURG.-THE UNIrEE
Parrish viii leave for the above places Wednesday April
sh at 4ocock r ircm pier Is North river. She win y
lowing morning Passengers for The South win process
Directly by the great Southern mail Charleston Augusta
dc Tkose Tor Richmond will arrive At their dest
pson carly Friday morning Travellers will find this the
ara Are with sA,eroo 10 Norfolk 49, 70 Petersburg end
Richmond. SO. Apply to LUDLAl PLEASAHTB.
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-07

nR. n b. GRIFFIN, DENTAL. SURGEON, 257 FULTON
H. Bso0ky N iuserting full sets OF
urs fine gold Plates for f25 stver si0 guta psrchs
$40 partial acts eod from - TO TOOTH silver 81 aud
~ Rxracng twenty Gre cects Specimens nj
y. cgg.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
;EsIExI fx1x;S;F5SLI3 S0TIoEs;: TaE ASSES
nS s,S o5 s public % Cr Psss was con
I'D 6eeme nen he properly has Day Tho sIy day
9 q: s. 81 % a. q @ sn
must be pad all assessments remaining unpaid after Mon
JOSEPH s., TAY To- Street Commissioner
IL Nm 4B Bssn 7 e h.
s1 o.
&c ss
hsSs.s s sss1s.Iy By 0 e sHsR Sssm.u
| AGAIN CAUTION rHK PUBLIC AGAINST THE
aSd % az .s.s sss sss
Z II 81 4: :s
I AUNCH OF THE LARGEST STEAMSHIP IN aE
F,s vi s0Da c,. Ap Il sSt
@ 20 q sS s a,es Ss & % Ss me
greatest sights ever Witnessed and viii be long Remembered
T IQUoR DEALERS MEETING Tae GCL lR
e bs ~
sssef
sn'ed s SaTHsNs, w. Pi F;ssasa
GvsTAvUs A R s. Record dir Secretary ,,,
roi and no Osrson VII be sdm.sa sm
N oTIOE TO GAS CONsUMRRs.-THE MANHATTAN
G:. s ny - .sa ny Ss s s
s 70 se. interest ys %s notice sS the O in
once me gas these g
Comply
% Ts Ghs e. b.S OF WIZ bP
spsn from sccocs NJ % oe oci p 4. From be srst Of
'ss ss' Rfs ssss.' from 1fss d'
No1Icr-1nE oEEDIroKs OF rzxAs ARB re
to their n,s.ess on The sT aSnSay q MAY
nd sas g
has ssss Win this m
rom saie Te1as delivered The ere
Of agp mem 'n' once Jes HaML gtST''
AUs7ls, TfxAs, March Is 1855.
OFFICE OF THE SECOND AVENUE RAILROAD CON
Man slscp lof p, D,;eS9rs Of hs Second ays
ae passed day. po viii be o%
By o1dS Ili' sossss
OFFICE OF THK GOVERNORS OF ALysHoUsg, NEW
York. April 4 ss6-Proposals for bones-sesled propo
heir once un or
s Psoo. win state he pcs psr or
For further information apply At their office
no oosrRAcToRs.-svALED PROPOSALS WILL ss
an April ssss
s he way
ne once o. the City Surveyor. Mr.. VIM HeHsmer,
wv; WHITE. Chairman Of Committee.
The q ,be for the above work h..
her proposals. will he received
THE KINGS COUNTY LIQUOR DEALERS SOCIETY
win hold their regular monthly meeting at foynbeel Ho.
hers are reaa.se9 to be punous Tor The rsnsop Of sps
"a busr est BY order OF 1HOS TOYE BEE, Prest.
p. G. CLEsIs1soS. sec. ALFRED RosK, Vice Prest-
.~-,.. -
QRooKLiN.-iSo CASH WILL BUY THE NEW FUR.
% and every bousehold article necessary for pr
gtnteel boarding house worth about 81 the
mah payable accommodating House 70 be rented
and an opportunity comfortable and prod
table home Apply at 242 Berry street.
roTTAGE AND FANCY FURNITURE wARxRooMs
sws oilers for sss de mos extensive assortment Of .n
at reduced prces Every variety OF mattresses paiassss
pillows, bcfsters ac., .. naDufscuIers prices
LyURrITURE FOR sALE-s4O -PARLOR KITCHEN
and chamber nearly new viii positively be sod cheaSl
isrs shsncs qr any oyng say std gens.n cnmsn
'loplars addrsss frsx kin, boz lGS Herald cinee.
L,yRHITUFE, &C; wANTED-THE sUBsc eIBsI
Wshes purchases suit Of p,abo ay or rosewood fur
Eurt; aso tapestry carpet suitable Tor Zee by
nieN M VIII rscelsrs Cornell Hersid once o'" "''
DENTISTRY.
EsEffsfRY-DR NAPOLEON PRRrgGRE's ART
~ 6csAi teeth unsurpassed tor beauty aad durability
see spssiens ana be convinced foos powder Always o.
bsnd. 4eS Broadway. corner Of Howard street.
nR n h. GRIFFIN. DENTAL SURGEON 257 FULTON
Is sc9 e ss ~ . ss ., ,s true % ma
$40 partial acts gold, from - TO tooth silver 81 aud
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-07

$l5OOOO Eoss 81 49, g d RsS sSSDs l. ,s.
ssA-Last week we 20 tho bAns rupt stock Of
$50 0O0s Than quarter the whole amount
lhs continue tbs sale during the week. 1he
ALIVE ExCTEMsNr,
an % not 10 be wondered st, when you bu!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-07

DRY GOODS. go.
CUPERIoR FAMILY LIAeN
- Liner casst tane co,hs nspkDs, doylles shestIags.
shfrinas diapers fpgs &C. &c., suitable Tor
"a MIiIfS, tOrkLs AND SIEAABUATS
Az b most papa,E marks constantly On band at great
ssving IN psices to DFur hsser
Al numbers Al end 40 gatheIieo at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-07

EsmfsfRY.-DR. NAPOLEON rERrgRRRs ARR.
IL fesAl teeth unsurpassed tor beauty aad durability
lfs N can be Inserted without extracting the old roots and
ysrbou spsipga clAsps Prices very moderate Cali an
tpecrnens and be convinced Tooth powder Always
Is nd. leb Broadway correr Of Howard street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-07

goa CHARLESTON AND FLOklDA-skMI-wREKLY
= q. =. Mali Iire.-1ke s,eauvhip SOUfHEkhER, Thoa
Evan, commander, win cave pier No. n B., Wednes
day April at4 O'Clock p NJ precisely For freight apply
passage at The Office Of sforFokp, IItEsI0N& 90. q
Berry will succsed and leave Saturday, April IL The
ote seamer Carolina makes regular trips ths various
rem New YORK; and Leaving Chsrason every Tues
cay o'cock N. Through tickets to Jacksonville. 81
Pilatha, $S3.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-07
WATCHES, JEWELRY. &C.

ISALIFOBEIA DIAMONDS, Al in BRILL ANOY
and appearances to he reAlmaent esnei pos s5 S5
studs sleeve buttons, DO Of the SAINT BY
mail to any part of te United STATES L. 4 j. JACOBN
manufacturing jewelIers, 4O7 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-07

rN GILBBRT 4 CO.'S PIAHOF0RrK wARsROoNs
/. the corner h Canal srest and Broadway, upI
splendid ssmtmeut had, N LEI sAls, by
psyhR mcuihly nstsmerts Excellent unel0deouA fle
Rfcrcwsy, CO ncrof Canal street, IT. E. xATHEW5.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-17
LAND FOR SALE,

4 OFFER MY LAND. in Vinlon eoun.
", Ohio, for sale;
One Lot. 81 acres, in Clinton Town
ship. This Lot les lire. aud is wei
calculated for Agriculture, aud is sup
posed to contain Iron oIe. II adjoinS
VIM, Martin, on the West; Mr.. Land
man, on the East, and Geo. Crsig, Esq.
Al tAe South, who can give oil necessa
90 information III regard 10 it.
Two oTHER LOTS. in Richlund Tp..
lyin3 6 miles West of Macarthur. near
he ChillicoIhe road; one lot adjoining
NJ. Crow, on West, aud Mr.. Mckee, on
tie South, who will give information
respecting it, The other Lot lies South
aud adjoining the rosd, aud South Ol
MIR. Hawks, and North Of A. Moors's
This Lot lies fns for cultivation aud |.
well timbered; each contains 50 acres.
One lot, ih Harrison Tp., ia SectioB
"a, adjoins l., Winegarner,on on it's South;
be will give any information in regard
to it. This Lot also les well, and il
Icelleut Land.
Also,-One Lot, containing so acres
one OF so acres, snJ one Of 40 acres
part OF which adjoins the land OF Mr
Wintgsmer,on the waters Of Salt Geek
in Harrison Township.
The above is good Land; Mr.. Johr
Clark ill show it to any person deSir
ing to purcbase.
Also, 50 acres ia Perry tp., Hockiul
county, Ohio, within 2 miles Of BeunI
Vista, with 6 acres cleared.
For Terms, &c, aPply to L. A. Brat
ton, Macarthur, Ohio, or address the ua
deTsgned at Beverly, Ohio.
SAMUEL HAMM0NTRER.
Isnusry ,, 1856 III
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-17
THE GENOA CRUCIFIX.

TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION: The paymen
Of Three Dollars constitutes any person
member Of this association, and enti
ties him 10 either one of the foilowin.
Monthly Magazines, for one wear, and e
ticket in the distribution of the Statu
airy aud Paintings described in the Cat
alogue.
lhe Magazines consist O
Putnam's Monthly, Harper's Magazine,
Knickeroocker's Maguzinr, Godey's La
dy'S Book, Dickens Household Work.
aham's Magazine, Bluckwood Mega.
zine. Litteifs Living Age (Weekll
one year, and two tickets for Sc.
No person is retracted to a single
share. Those taking five memberships
are entitled to any i've of the Magazines,
one year. aud IL slT tickets in the dis,
tribution.
Persons in RENTING funds for mem
oership, will please give their Post.
oihee sddress,in Ju!l,stating the month
they wish the ,magdzine to commence.
aud register the letter d, the Post.O lhce,
10 prevent loss;on the receipt of which.
a'reitidcste of membership, togethe,
with N'e Magazine desired, will be for.
waLded 10 any -part Of the country.
For mt mbershiP, ,,larsss,
c. h, DERBY, AGTuAks. C.A.A
Al EAsTtRF UFAIca, 349 Brodmsv, New
YORK; or. wE=TEaS 0FrlsE, ie6. Ma.
Ter rstree', Ssndusky,O.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-17
One House and Lot in Hamden, oe

The whole OF the above Is divided IN
10 @ l5O Shores-6l 90 the price OF =
Ticket. which entities the Holder tO one
Share.
All Of the aforesaid GIrrs will be
fairly distributed. and due notice Of
the tim, and place of drawing given.
EUY YOUR TlCNeTs IN TIME FOR
THEY ARE SELLING FAST!
Said Property can be examined at any
time, or particulars given and Tickets
ob'ained ny applying TO the Agents.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-17
THE PROSPECT US
FOR SECOND YEAR,
COSMOPOLITAN AIT ASSOCIATION.
1866.

The Committee Of Management take
pleasure in announcing that arrange.
nenlS for the Second hunuel Collection
of Works OF Ar! has been made on the
most extensive scale. Works of AMER.
lcAS ART, and the encouragement Of
AMERICAN genius, have net been ever.
looked, Commissions haze been issued
10 many distinguished American Artists.
ard special agent has visited the great
Art Repositories Of Europe tn make
careful selection Of choice Paintings,
Bronze 0nd Marble Statuary &c. ymong
which is the far famed and wookerlul
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-17
George YCdger's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Msha
kE la leeger, hdminisiratrix dsbonis
no" oi tie Estate OF George Yesger, late
OF the county of Vinton, deed, has filed
in the Probate Court of said county her
accounts. and vouchers Tor inspection
and final settlement, snd thar the same
will be passed upon by said Court, on
The Goth day OF January, a. d. 1856.
B. P. HEWITT. Pro. Judge.
Jan 3 3y
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-17
lhIl,llnn YfagLT'A IIlalllr.

kHoTlcE is hereby given. that John
III Rob BINS, ESseutor Of the last Will
aud Tsstoment OF Chtistisn Yesser, late
of Vinton county, deed, has filed
in the Probate Court Of said county, his
accounts, aud vouchers for inspection
and partial settlemenli and that the
same will be passed upon by said Court
on the 26Ih day Of January, a. {. 1856.
B.P. HEWITT, Pro, Judge.
JAMS 3w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-17
James NCGilliyray,

MAIN 81 Rect, AeARTHUR o.,
SADDLE & HARNESS MANUFACTURER
! Lis old s'ard oprc ito J. X. {; b. WIS,
/ } ESPECTFULLN into rus his numeron,
b = customers and the public generally, thal
he Is now prepared to surlly al. dc Pc.
CSSs5;s nnpds,in the way Of Saddles, IErsn
TaE2az Buggy, Coach and Team g "
Harness, I. lIors, Whips. aud Spurs, anl ey
cry other article connected with tie Trade
all manufactured cut Of the best ma ierials
and by the best Of workmen. Give him u
call and examine wClk and prices before you
purchase elsewhere.
CO ESides, &c. taken in exchange for
work. at tie highest market prizes.