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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-07

How TO SVBpVE A Vicious HORSE
On looking over some old papers the
other day, We came across the follow
ing, which, if true, is worth knowing
II seems ths fruitless effort was being
made in the blscksmith's shop. to shoe
vicious horse, which resisted all eff.
orts, kicking aside every thing but an
anvil, and came near killing himself eg.
ainst that, when by mere accident, an
officer returned from Mexico was pass.
ing. and being made acquainted with the
difficulty, applied a complete remedy by
.he following simple process:
He took q cosd, about the size Of a
common bed.cCrd, put it in the mouth
Of the horse like bit, tied tightly on
the top of the animals head, passing his
left ear under the st ring, not painfully
tight, but tight enough to keep his ear
down and the cord in its place. This
done, he patted the morse gently on the
side OF the head, and commended him
to follow, and instantly The horses OBJ.
eyed, perfectly tubdued, and as gentle
and obedient as a well trained dog, suff'
ering his feet to be lifted with entire i'm
punity, and acting in all respects like
an old stranger.
The simple string, thus tied, had made
him docile and obedient as any ont
could desire. The gentleman who thus
furnished this exceedingly simple means
of subduin a very dangerous propensity
intimated that it is practiced in Mex
leo aud South America, in the manag
ement of wild horses. Be this as IT MAJ
he deserves the thanks Of all owners o
such horses, and especially the thank
of those whose business it may be Il
shoe or groom the animals.-Ths PIOugl
| the Loom, aud Anpil.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-07

Orphans Friend lodge, U, D.,
holds irregular Communication at Wilkes
vile, Vinton county, Ohio, every Saturday
evening on, or preceding each full moon.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-07
wAaulSOros, Feb. 4.
The Senate then Adjourned.

The Senate then Adjourned.
HousE.-The Speaker administered
the oath to support the Constitution OF
the Uuited States TO The memOers;. the
Representatives frome aeh State advanc'
ing as their names were called Tor that
purpose. The delegates from the ter
ritories, were likewise sworn. When
the name Of Mr.. Whitfield, Of Kansas
was called, Mr. Grove said that in pre-
ference to the wishes of his friends, he
would not object to Mr.. Whitfield be,
sworn; he thought no weveru that the
circumstances would warrant the with
holding Of The oath, he hoped to be
heard at some other time on the ques'
tion.
Mr.. Campbell OF Ohio, said that y
constituent Of his,a Kentuckian BY birth
had been diabJlically murdered in the
most cowardly munner;he was shot in
the hack, as he mad beencredibly inform
ed by an officer under pay OF the general
g overnment in Kansos-an objection to
The administration of the oath to MI
Whitfield would only tend TO a greater
confusion, after their excited struggle
and hence he would not insist upon 1t,
On m oiion of Mr. Washburn, Of Me-
acommittee was appointed TO wait upon
The Senate inform them, that quorum.
Of the H ouse had assembled and eiecte d
Mr.. Banks as Speaker, and that House
was now ready TO proceed TO business.
On motion Of Mr.. Pennington, a
comm ittes was appointed in conjunc-
ton with one from the Senate, to wait
on the President and, inform him that
quorum had assembled and was ready
10 receive any communication he may be
pleased TO make.
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Democratic Pruldtntllll tltllOn for Ohio.

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BANK NOTE LIST,

THE following LISTS corrected every week
ust before putting our paper to prsss.
Nr.,, Ynnu lRk of Mnhile Ala
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-07

Sept s, '5sE or ALL KINDS. i rsetls1I ,
|5ORW ORpghtsi narksi prices. q SD
sreuts "a tsSs 0sse, 1T. u iiis 'ls's.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-07

HIST f.tIitIls ] Iew copies ofSwsns Tfea-
% use NV Edition, ,ior Justices Of Ihe Isace
- mATTOND.
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! ,nore.A ssalns mann g. s1A sssioa q lhs - q

be enforesd seans them. Zee 9Th section Of the ao Of
July q. 1891
20 The contracts will be substantially IN the forms here
tore used II this department, IA the respects par
llarIy menuaned Ia these INSTRUCTIONS
"a Present Contractors, ard persons known at the de-
partmeot must equally With others, procure suaTantor.
and csu6cales Of their suaisocy substantially 10 the fos
above prescTi el. The certificates OF suheency Il
signed by postmaster al one OF The places before named
OF a Judge Of a court Of record
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General
Jan. 26-Iawll wv
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pect Republic Rch 6sd Richmond, Ripley, R"secs Rush
,ile Sasn Savannah, Saybrooke, Scott, Shelby, smuh-
hald Snmet sile seu Chahestn, South Salem, sPrtrg
Valley steuLen, s5ongssNle sanf,h, ialmadgs, Taon,
Tulsdo, T,enlon Twinsburgh, Udchsyil's, un'onyie,
Utica, Wadsworgh Walnut Hil, Wau axiom eta, Wgsh-
foo WGs Liber y, West MiIon, Whitefod Wi'Amsport,
Woodstock, Worthiogtnn, Yellow sarins, Youngstown
Wheeling, We; Maysvile, Ky indianapolis, RchmonS,
lad
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House-EurnishiDg Dry Goods.


EgIIE Subscribers neg respectfully invite the attention
furnishing apartments follow
necessary articles which have selected
Ibis county, and b,
upDn make IL the interest OF purchaser
e anhne fack before purchasing elsewhere
IN OUR CARPET ROOMS
There may Mt all times designs IN every van
velvet Wten tapestry Brussels three ply, iDgfan,
carpeug which designs which
To saes exciusiyoiy in this District.
IN CURTAIN MATERIALS
Our stocks BIO kept complete Throughout the rn Ire
variety brocsel satin
reps plain fsuIed, and striped 1urkeyed ea
and muslin curtains
centre asscis, ui necessary III
turss trimming and hanging curtaias. .r.#
IN BED-FURNisniNG GOODS
l0l, its II 4, aud la EngA
barkot which Yer made TO order and imported direct
i6i IA l2i and % white Marseles aud n1ulu
81, 1914, u A. aud I24 linen sliecngs, varey
IL T. and ia sle~iines and quilted
Linen and rhc pillow cases.
Diupef, daGnash buekaback, ard other dwellings.
az table linens such
dsuak abie coihH Of size from
nask napkins Of quality, from the cheapest
damask dOyies, sc. ..H..
Together with full stock Of house furnishing requisites in ODD
deem he which
be shown with pleasure 10 all vino may favor with call
HoOE, BRO, co
Dec l5--3awfwf
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CuNTESrs rf he American hio,sr~c for 1886
Executive ogcs and departments Postmssrs ard post
officers of custom houses Of land Offices Indian sFsn
voyo pension agents, inspectors, commissioner naval oh
navy ~ army Inst, commando H-ensis military posts '
the Supreme, circuit, aud district unsd riss mbs
and abroad foreign ministers and cousns IN ~ w
States and expenditures 81 the United states ron
1854 imports exports, and debts for 81 yeau imports
ports each Slate debt the United STATES and MN
EtRiesi and navigation tonnaas sesses en
gFrasy Stae HnvorHmsntst banks public Ana'i
rondf and foreign mail service ahsrsei Of Laws P
last tssstUn Of Congress and much other information
statistical political snd astronomical The limit II 40
jan rs FRAscK TATLo1
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philadelphia College OF Medicine,

FJth Street, BeloW Wditut-SPrisg SessiOn, 1859
IIIE sprus course will the second Monday IA
March 1888 aud will terminate In July being 10 sl resp
az complete wutsr course, and emitting the student 10
privileges. The winer 1850 " will Commence sa
october, and terminate March Degrees are conferred
March aud July
FAerLTy.
George swston, M. ID, Professor OF Aurtomy.
q. Howard Raad NJ D., Professor Of Chsmisiry,
IIeury HaTtshoIna, NJ, ~, Professor OF institutes.
James H. Tya1B, Al d., Professor Of siateria Mediea
snas Ptnnypacker, NJ H. Professor OF Practice Of MN
Jants nryan, Al. d. Professor Of surgery. ~, -"
Lewis Harlow NJ D., Professor VI obstetsS and Dsas
Women and Children.
Iaseph Parrish, NJ u, Emeritus Professor OF Obseucs
cas- Women Aud Children.
iull
Perpetual
MatculAion.
given daily by the professors upon branch
furnished with tho ticket
or pennsylvauta Hospital with the former Of which
faculty aud viii take the Glars through The ward. a.
rug Fpng 1iOn with the other officers II M
medical board.
An excellent epigns asn held twice COLLEGE
For fuIthSr iniormailon apply 10, or address,
o. HOWARD RAND, d. D,
Jan "a da Dean.
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lunNEN nI.uE HOOK, l So Q. or oovsrn,a.nt RES

THDNBu BLUE BOOK, 1850, or Government Reg
1 ter. Just Published.
Giving The names salaries, locations, hc Of all postmasn
ohsr public ufcsrs nnd agents, civil, military and naval
AID pay the United sIaes, with The names fo'e
condition of all SHIPS rad vessels belonging ~ the Unsd s
when and where built and the .cmpe nsauoh
pratrs sny employed by Congress d.panmeh
officer The government One octave volume frice - ~
Can be SEM BY mail TO part Of The country.
TAYLOR n MAURY,
Jan "a booksellers, Nh sis'
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az IynEsuTA MINNESOTA MtNNEsOHA !-nEN
III NcKENTY dealer in real estate, Third street, IT. Paul
ntsota Territory,
RgrKREscEs.
Minnesota
Gov w. A. Gorman.
too, w, II. WEIGH, chief Justice Of Minnesota.
Hon. n, 81. Rice, deisgs TO Congress. -
Rice Holiipshesd h Rocker, attorneys si-law.
AicssTa. BoTup B. ftakor, bankers.
]. r. Rnsser, secretary OF The Territory
IA Il Van Etten, aitorneys-st law.
Rev Fullerton, Unitrd States land ONCE.
William VI. Hocombs receiver United slates land Office,
+. r. Name, NJ. ID,
Ns9 York.
Gilbert Davis, eco.
DantrI Curtis esq,
Captain A. Depeyser.
siessrs. q. Thompson h Nephew.
Williams q Guion.
Philadelphia.
Joseph Patterson, esq, president Of Western Bank
klessFs Dterel x Co, bankers.
X. faylM Co
Freed Ward b Freed.
Bingham \ DUcs.
siters, James; d Co.
Bailey n Go.
Edward Hursi, esq notary public.
u. MSsschert, attorney atla~. ~ ~
Jsmss Kitchen, NJ u.
William stoeveT, rsq.
Reto orisars.
Messrs. Brown, johnson, n Co.
pieksbwr
Messrs Brown johnson, bankers.
Jan 9-d6t ...N
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AIGLEx, poro MiIL. We from % IN a. gallons MN
vi price % per gaion, Delivered. Warranted pure
The COW, rsy. Orders through The poi
Hrpry Douglass h0t 81 18Th sud sue'h
suesded 70 promptly. Less than gallon 10 cents per
DOUGLAS 4 ssITH,
Jan t0-sscd Near Inc Arac Via Bndi1
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iIIsENGtE i.s.-We hsve this day recey,
New York large invoice OF the above desirable good
CONSISTING or
- muslin embroidered chsni.ets and sleeves
- lin embroidered cnilafeus and fronts q
rs VaIencieHnes iac~-rrlHmad cheunieetts, in
i5H Nsirucisnn.s lace trimmed cof,rS ,.
~ Maltese lace trimmed cpiiaretis aud slice,
30 richly embroidered Frruch cksI handkerchief
$50 VaIeaciennes and N,aitese faces, &c
7ogiher with variety of ether similar goods all Of Wild
prepared .er such 10 insure rapid a
We also invite especial attention stock o. ladies' eo
Tanlas, ac which will be closed reduced prices
Dec 22-eo4wif HOOEs BRO. O. Co
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nHAUfT and Waterman ON New Trials Va =
VI Civ Hn1 Criminal, and or bs Pt-caiea II law IN"
which govern item. vols. New York, 1855. ~ at
Edwards on The Law o. Ramsnis. ! vol New Snrk, y.
Williams The Law of ENecnlnr and Aeninisraio'', 4
ton, with ard references American autbones " "
Fish. 2 vols. 1885,
ConTon ~ The Law u Letters Patent, vol. 1859 /
Whatfons Criminal Lac Of the United sstss "a t0u'"
1855. q
Whston's Law NJ Homicide IN the United States y"
har'on and sfs's Medical Jurisrrudsncs. vol 80
Sanders Uses and Trusts, edition, with later Ls
American vols IN D. less,
Kcnts Commentaries, sth edition vol. -,
hofipan's tour.s Of Legal study. vols ~ y TN
tpubishsd NJ So SOY FRANCk 1870
All law books FOR sale nj the lowest New York and FhD'
prices ~ every
Jan -
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NurtCE.-I have this day purchased all tie interest - ns
N tract Tor re dtav ing ~ the Maryland Consodsisd L
and ls bussss app. raining thereto. ~ ~il fom ~ ~
conducted under my uent, assisted hy w. g. FhNu
v. X. Brennan who hHve interest therein. -
un 1t day II February AL the schemes, utks',
~ vii appear presently with ihe n
X Brennan general for the contractor on ana a
tey will bear the signature of n. FRANCE Co I'd
BALTIw9RE, December IS, less.
Die fg-dIulT
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A GARD We take rhis method of announcing 20 hns'
N who have open upon Ledger paL
usun each win be rresontqd with fu statement IN dels
the 9th instant inclusive thus snprdine opportunity gf "
inaton rrspaatoy 10 prompt settlement which viii v s M
~ srPacied ofRiL HOOk BIO ~
lee ~ 3tswewif lTnieIiir -pcerl
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Eurm Of a Gnarankee.

The ind rsened, residing at -, St1te of -,
under take that iftn foregoing bid for carrying the mai
route No. - be ucrepted Ivy The 2 'smn General
the bidder shall, the let day Of July, iSu6,
hereafter may he, the rnqpi ed obga.
perform the proposed with good and suf
cient sure'ics
TA re 40 understanding distinctly the obligations dri
liabilities assumed By guar1nors under the 27h section Of tie
act Of Congress Of July 2, 1886.
(Signed by two guarantors)
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HENRY CIANS Private Letters, from, 1901 "
~ of his death edited W Cotton. Price ~ 81
For sale by TAYLOR MAE o,,
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Leave Mercer Tuesday al m, NJ" d
Arrive Of Lawrercebuig sane day by6Pmi
Leave Lawreneeburg Wednesday al mi
Arrive at Mercer same DAY 5y bpm.
1897 From New Bedford BY Mari Pulaski, mi'ssand
back, three times a week.
Leave New Bedford Monday. Wednesday, and FRI
day at m;
Auise 81 Pulaski same days by 10 a mi
Leave Pulaski Monday, Wednesday, and Friday al
Arrive At New Bedford same days byapm.
sa0s From Titusyie by Southwest and Holland to Per
ry, i24 miles and back twice week
Leave 1Iusvlle Monday and Friday at sans
Arrive at Perry same days by l2mi
Leave Perry Monday aud fIidsy al pm
Arrive at TlusvIlle same days by 5nm.
1899 From Tiusve, by Plum and Sugar Lake, to Mead
vile, ~ miles and back, week
Leave TtasvlIs Saturday ats All
Arrive at Meadulle same day by 6pmi
Arrive &C fl'nsvile same day BY P m: =.
1900 From Iitusvie by Eage and Spring Creek to Co
umbus, % miles and back, once week.
Leave lHusyine Saturday g. m
Arrive at Columbus day by m;
Leave Columbus Friday at ga
Arrive at Iltusviie same day by bP M
34Oi From Iitasvie by foungsvile, TO Sugar Grove
IS miles and back, once week.
Leave TiussLle Monday at T. m;
Arrive at Sugar Grove same day by Pmi
Leave Sugar Grove Tuesday at 7 a mi
Arrive at TitusviIle day by SPIN.
s4O2 From Lawrencsburg, by West Freedom, Matilda
vile, Calenaburg, and Piney, to Clarion "a miles
Leave Lawrencebarg Tuesday and Saturday at /
Arrive at Clarion same days by pmi
Leave Clarion Tue sday and Saturday at sam;
Arrive at Lawrenceburg same days. by IL M.
3l03 From Lawrenceburg by River, Agnew's M Ills JEFF
feison Furnace and Knox, to Snppensville, 70
and back, a week. ......
Leave Lawfenceburg Tuesday at Q pm;
Arrive at Shippensvie same day by Up mi
Leave shippensviile "Wednesday a, PM
Arrive at Lawrenceburg came day by SPIN,
1904 From New Castle, by Edinburgh HLlsvi!e, Low
ellsville, Ohio, and Poland Centre, to Poland, l6
miles and back six times week. ~.
Leave New Castle dali y, except Sunday, al a m;
Arrive at Poland same day by IL m;
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3i05 From New Casie by Eas, Brook, to Harsnsburg,
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KENN EDY'S
Medical Discover

TtIE GREATEST OF IUl NhI'
AYR. KENNEDY Of RoNhr,y, hos Uncovered
WI ~ one at our co umon r1sinrr' vrrd' ron.
n, that cure, EVERY KIND OF Nv NOR,
frnm the wort Scfofull down ~ e enmmon Iinpi".
m, Ia. i,,ri IL In over eleven huidrci ca'r', and
-, Oiled sNe,pt IN two. a. has NV ~ hi
r...ssiup over two hundred ccfihoaies "l 10 val
40. al within twenty miles 81 li"'i'n'
Two hottie. are Warranted to cute nuf'ins sore
mouth.
pirplss on ihr 6ce.
T.oor ,hrr, I,,tl,. 10 c.,r Ihr q, stem 1t h's.
Too haiilr. are warranted CD cur' thr Wort
LinI IL s,ukrr Boo ihr mUulh 'nd stomach.
Three tu Nv, lullIs. are Warranted o. cure Tic
aurst ,asrs ui ruslpslHF.
90, tp two bottle. are warranted ~ cure aII be-
m.r. ofihr ',es,
Two lHitirs are warranted o. cure running in
dc s,r. lrl Ilnt,h,s iu ihe hair
raur IN siN hottie. ,rr warranted to cure c"r.
rurt aul running u'rrr..
ono bottle will rui' .r1l, 'rr'"1' NJ ihe 'A'1.
Ts. ur ihfr- bottles ace warranted GO core lhf
n..tFr.psrs's race. ~ rhruu'iI.in
Three CO. ia ,uu'Ds ars warranted CD 'nrr ''.'
tirrm.
r,s Co eight laills. cure the very w'D' 'a'''
~ srfuiul1.
AI.n,Gti. aIp,,. expected from DE fut BOTTLE,
spd r,rf-,trurs warranted when ih' a'"'c pn'n'
a., b. takes.
Noth,u, look 90 impful,h- ~ those Who have
d, vain irisI 40 the vupt,fiul medicines ui ihr IN
a. that ,uumpu weed growing on ihs r''iurrs,
anil ,l.p. ulI stau. walls, sh0uid core oyrfV Doe.
NOR. ,st % i. uuW q fixed f,rt u ,ou have q
h,irar IL h,s o. start. There are up N. noe anfl'
,i.ui H. cue ire some cases lut noe Nuurs. llr has
r,ddLf Over thHussnd iuulC' 0i d iu thr 'ioiniil
81 Boston aud Know. thr effect ui % Boo every rHsr.
n b.. alfld, duns ~ The greatest cures ever
doss iu Ma.sa,hu..ts. ~ gave 81 o. ,hilIrcn %
wear ull a. uli people ~ si,ty and has Seem rppf
moo, lookiug chiLitsu, Whose flesh Was III and
hslly. restored o. rcrieci'iaio 81 h'alih bl ""s
hotils.
IL those Who IRE rrorl,lrI With .ick headache,
one battle " 20 aSays rurc u. u gives great ~.
lief tn ratauh amd iiIfiurss. some Who have
bkrn ~ nave been c,siiVe lur Nrars, ani hhNci"rn
,ssul,lrd T., u. Nhsre The ind, - '"uni u w"'ks
,,,,. sa.y, DOT here there - any dcranscmrnt IT
the functions n nltnrs, 81 vii clusr NrN singular
G..lrg., bot son mu.l not H. llru-r I-'h,y n'NaNs
disappear il from iuur dsNs o. y "',A. Thee -
never bad result from ton The contrary When
that I,rl,ug b. gone, 400 Will fr,l Nnuf.rli ikr o
u,v psrsan. heard spme oi The in1't 'Nira'lgaui
en,uruiuu, Of u tha, man ever l,-i'n.I 90.
No change Il diet ever noccs.,g. lat The beet
,ou can get aaI enuush olit
RoNuuKr. Sept. 10. iSj3.
~, o. % rvr'v. rat ~ ~ NAY, DrugsiH
P-rIssd. stA, dsly atiti,s'i G'a0ai ig'Hf -
~ HiitaI D',ar.fy ias no NHs ~ Nar', as4
iiai L,t. sHrrlioi sii4i rs,aas, air,'i ron wy
laboratory. Don NID hINNLbh
N. ~. nay. pwgg,.i, rouhnl, ,hc onl! an.
thutifsd se,ri Er N,ius.
Sod ~ NNuFlws & vArIs, hErIs llii W.
4 Rrsr, ". -, -. Pans; l.. hNpHd . Co.,
BucGhtld: Iolsu No,cs, NORWAY hJO
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American Hon Crop.

4 correspondent o.! ,ho Boston Daily NJ.
rcrtiscr gives an account of ths prospect. %
ne Hop Crop, from which We learn thar
b.. the number og li,ls under cultivation. iu
Massachusetts,, VII compare very f.ylran'y
with last season, and in some 'rr'iru. the
vine bill. a fair yield, 90 others, thr vino h.
Of an iafrrin- 49,. and ia an unhealthy
s.- and a ..ry general complaint his Teen
sla.o ia.d it has been with graf jiSculty
that it (ihy yi1e) could b. inclined to the
poles; consequently We cannot, under the
present Appearances. estimate the crop a,
lnOre than three i1urths q that Of last year,
and Of an Inferior quality. In the State Of
Maine. a portion Of tn gardens promises a
good yield, wtils other, will but partially
rsmunerats tie eultivator for harvesting. A
ftw days aso . severe hail storm visited the
mos: productive portion u the liOr district,