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ltefern pcle. Gr 9irtg nit ibnt nad Der Sflice
pe3 6rieoen5ri9ter8 Wtprri8. Die el6e par
aber 9eldlolen.
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Wuter8, 8raibters, Darling, 8rrri8 Ii. 81,
pelAe BatterIpn idpn felt LANCER 3eit %fannten,
gaben ibu ein 9ute8 3eu9niB,
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zines Sdulie8 aus elmer Sc9elfinte beruerft
bate, melde etuen Wtann in elmer Gnti ernuu9
Don Al SUP ppns-. Der. Wfiiupun9 sbeS Sanf8
9~etrpIfen bate, la9t aus baB bic bapur4
perurl a6te g8unbe eilten Ourdmeler bon mt
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terludun9 9ebra6t merpe. Der Staat8auipalt
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perpen mii1le, um rie@laubpiirbi9feit Der 3eu9z
niiIe beS 9rdltetter uao Sitter on GIT befraiti9en
ulo 70 9eIda9 e8 penn audi.
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nit 1einer STRAIT rno Ginbern in DEM Wolp, ais
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so bis 60 Sdrttte itber bic Bride iparen, fam
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fen Oi1trift bon Californian 6atte 9rpBe guf<
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fitr Elm Ser eben be8 @rdliberten, Der binterz
9ange1 mprDen Iet, ul1b b~ereitete Betttipnen Dor,
ben Wtann ab51iesen.
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u1b 5ab(rei6e SolontdrG Onpagnien biloen iid,
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5t bolten.
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Nprtlpablen iiber Die Tro9e entIdeioen, cb man
Die 3ulalun9 Sre9cn8 al8 Staat perlan9e1
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finger lit BON Go1ta 0licc, mclde8 Der 6remre1t
Yartet III Nicaru9ua nid}t 9inlti8 III, au88etpiez
len 1pDrpelt.
&inneb bat eiren 8rief iiber feline 2unp1rz
IpritGe III GentralzNmerif per6fentlidt, ipprin
er le GIT beipeiIen lu4t.
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aus Sapan in Sar6ran5i8fp ongefpnnter, unD
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BON eireun Grpbeben 5~erlt6rt murpe; 100000
0duI er ~ititr5te1 Elm, un0 10000 Wtenlden 9i1tz
gen SIT 0runpe.
Waibtnytpn, 10. Ot1r5.-S enat.-
5eworp felt belt N1tra9, bic |. 8. County
2anb 8iQ IN eini9en Bunften ab5udnoern.
IRr, 8i9ler beaatru9t, Greplare BON Or.
&ane'8 gr5a9lnn9 ieiner Ncropclerpeoitic1 att
5ufaufe fen.
Sans. - Scr. Burpiance 6efiirlportet bet
Arttra9 oe8g8ablcomite'8, Berl pnen unoPaptere
aus &ania8 %fplnute1t 51 la1iet.
Goncprp, 10. W}dr5.- Die 9tepu6lifaner
unb 9llpten BADEN bic Wlujpritit in Der Oe1eBz
9ebut9. WtrbWetcalf nid)t pom gplf oepablt,
10 mtrp CT BON Der 2e9t8latrr 9emablt per=
ben.
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@ru5 9ebradt. Ganari5 bef1up li4 NOD III
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5000 Mtam Ge9ierun98truppen bela9ert met
ben ipiirpe. Gin anbern Orten mar bic Geppz
lutipn unterbriidt. Sen. Common prt mar DON
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lpd9lt mprnen.
New<SrleunS, 12.- 3weibunpert St.
%libuitter, baru1ter Gpl. Trend, iiro imOanpfer
Daniel Webiter na4 9ticaraSn9, benz neuelt
Glpprapp, abge9an9en.
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9prfhuen unb ausge|d ittenem Spblen1erer ben Sduhma-
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,ieer ais tr1eno Ipnt III uaten fnb.
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-06-19

~ AAllOW lbOOb
,.sss do Jamaica,
S3 do American,
&: ,. Arnica Flowers,
A3 Arsenic,
G do Fowler's Solution,
SIs Balsam Copavia,
a Barbadaes Tar,
"a "a Bayberry Pulv,
SI Beeswax,
Se? Blood Root,
S53 Blue Mass,
a3 Borax Refined,
Szs Birthstone,
a Bristol Brick (Scouring)
rs; s;ss Buchu Leaves,
sI Burgundy Pix
::si Calomel in bulk
si do Eng. 1 lb. bottles,
G Camphor Refined,
49, Cantharldes,
4i do Pulv,
xss ss;as do Emplastra,
8 CASTLE Soap,
"a Canela Alba Powdered,
S1S Cardamon Seed,
asH CAYENNE African,
,;,Ss do do Pulv,
$3i do American,
"a: -: Chalk,
Sa3 do French,
As do Prepared
Sf1 do Precip.
s1 do Red,
- - Chloroform,
s Charcoal,
.S:ss Cloves,
sSl Chamomile Flowers,
1s Cobalt,
-; Cochineal,
Colchicum Root,
80; ;zss do Seed,
EN Corrosive Sublimate,
NJ Confection SIENNA,
cN3 do Roses,
s Columbo Root,
I,ssaS Copperas,
f Corks Demijohn,
60 60 do Pints,
EAS do Large Phials,
tls do Medium do
cSS do Small do,
ESYs do Asst. do,
-; -, Cream Tartar,
i3 Cubebs,
80 s:;ss do Powdered,
E5a Curcuma,
~ Dover's Powders,
rI;e.S DigitaliS,
Dragons Blood,
s:,.e ss-ess Elixir Vitriol,
i%N Elecampane,
-: ! -: Emplastra Adhesive Roll,
E3 Emplastra Adhesive SpreaC
l do Cantharides,
$50 do Poor Mans Spread,
l do Strengthening,
80 - Epson Salts,
S Ergot,
Es do Powdered,
,G1a Ether Acetic,
IGg do Nitrous,
$3.50 do Sulphuric,
.A Extract Lemon Flavoring,
i,sss ,sssxsS do Orange do.
sGf5S do Peach do,
.a.sg do Rose do,
sEAIS do Vanilla do,
SG5 do Anconite,
fSS do Belladona,
Efl do Cicuta,
ssss;s$ sssxsss do Colocynth,
s::;z: ss5Sss Just received, a large
ment in the County. lam
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-06-19

PATENT MEDICINES.
COUGH REMEDIES.
Halls Balsam for the Lungs,
Wistar's Bal. Wild Cherry,
Ayre's Cherry Pectoral,
Jayne's Expectorant,
Rogers Liverwort and Tar,
Brant's Pulmonary Balsam,
Locock's Pulmonic Waters,
Cod Liver Oil, ,Rushton & Co,
SarsapariIla and Purifying Ex.
Guyzott's Extract of Yellow
| Dock and Sarsaparilla,
Viewers Canker Syrup,
| John Bulls Sarsaparilla,
| Howe's Shaker Sarsaparilla,
Shaker Sarsaparilla by I'm
| ion Society,
| Carter's Spanish Mixture,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-06-19

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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-06-19
For the Eye.
Thompson'S Eye Water,
Petit's American Eye Salve.

Ointments and Plasters.
McAllister's Ointment,
Jackson's Pile Embrocation
Sloan's Horse Ointment,
Sloan's Family Ointment,
Trask's Magnetic Ointment,
Jew David or Heb. Plaster,
Morehead's Plaster,
Green Mountain Ointment,
Merrill's Black Salve,
Jew David's Spread Plaster,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-06-19

Miscellaneous.
Scarpa's Creosote Accous.Oil
Sloan's Condition Powder,
Lyons Ex. Jamaica Ginger,
Bateman's Drops,
British Oil, =
Capsules,
Ess. Cinnamon,
do Cloves,
do Lemon,
do Peppermint,
do Wintergreen,
Godfrey's Cordial,
Harlem Oil,
ILandannm,
| Castor Oil in Bottles or Gal,
Oil Spike,
Bay Rum,
British Lustre,
Chewing Gum,
Cork Screws,
Ess. Coffee,
Black, Blue and Red Inks;
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-18
Later ~from Europe.
. ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.

The Collins mail steamship Pacific, Captain
Efdredce, arrived at half past O'Clock Frida,
afternoon. She sailed from Liverpool on Sat
urday, the 18th inst.
FALL OF KARS.
The heroic garrison Of Kars have at last been
compelled TO surrender. Tho place has been
It aryed out, and compelled to capitulate to the
Russian army Of Gen. Muraviff. A most pain.
ful sensation has been created by this event in
England, and there is but one opinion, that
the gallant defenders Of the place have been
ruthlessly sacrificed to neglect, their critical
posifion having been known for months past,
and SO little done to relieve them.
The demand for cotton has increased, with
an improved tendency in price. Breadstuffs have
likewise advanced, the .Peace Rumors" are
numerous, but not much reliance can be placed
on them as they contain nothing definite.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-18
Russla ana tnc Cotton Trade.

The following extract from q commercial let
ter received, in this city from Hamburg, bears
out the views we have previously expressed III
Z egard to the effects OF the war upon the cotton
trade and manufactures in Russia IL Is evident
that The war tends to make Russia Independents
and elfsustaining, both commercially and IN
dnstriay. As she becomes her own manufac-
ttrer, she will depend upon resources outside
of herself for little except cotton, and that we
can supply. According to obvious principles OF
trade, this tendency must be favorable to the
cotton interest. The more extended the mar
ket the more numerous the bidders, the less
circ uitous the process by which produce reach
es the consumer, the larger is the price realiz-
ed by the producer, and rice Uersa, Hitherto,
Liverpool has been nearly the exclusive market,
nearly the only bidder, for American cotton, It
the first instance; and, consequently, has grow
rich upon its sp eculatiye profits. But, in pro-
portion as new markets are opened-as hidd rs
are multiplied--as competition increases
directness is approached, and the producer aud
consumer are brought nearer together, in the
same ratio the producer gains the profits which
before went tomiddie-men and spectators. L
is this philosophy OF trade that explains the i'm
portant advantage to the cotton planting inter
est Of the impetus given by the war 10 manu-
featuring in Rus STA, and the opening. and en-
larging OF the cotton trade on the continent o.
Europe.--[N. o. Daily Delta.
HAMBURG, Dec. l. 1876.
s'Gent7emen:- We have now the pleasure o.
stating that in no time during the last twenty
wears has business been better for the great sta
pie, cotton. Russia has been our best custo
mer, and all her purchases are made for cash
? Her manufactures are extending throughou
her whole domain, and the time is not far dis
; tant when she will be independent of the co!to'
!. fabrics made in other portions of Europe w,
hope the great struggle between the three grea
powers of Europe, may soon cease by an hon
orable compromise. It effects have been seri
: ousy fet through many parts of Europe, espe
: cially in England and France, and interest o.
g money has increased fully onehnndredpe cent
ii But in the midst of all these disadvantage:
y it is gratifying to Us to know that our fnancia
q and cou1meFcIal resources are stronger than ez
: 81 we So ~ C. y - sEs
/ will bear in mind thdt such ist pa
fronlze US accordingly
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-18
GovernOr's NTessarc.

Wehaye received this document but not hav-
ing had time to pcruse it we cannot express an
opinion. Psrhapswe shall give a synopsis Of it
next week.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-18
ID answer fol - l0.g,


A new branch of the Spiritual business has
been lately undertaken. It seems the Spirits
have taken to running locomotives. The Old
Colony Memorial, Published at Plymouth. Mass.
narratcs an incident which is sufficiently marvel
lous to please the most ardent believers in 'signs
and wonders, 1t is rumored that Mr.. Campbell
IS going to propose contract with the directors
for carrying dead letters. We copy it as we iud
|it in the New York Express:
The Memorial states, as q matter OF common
notoriety in Plymouth, that during the last sum
mer smontls, between three and four o'clock 10
the morning. there was regularly and distinctly
heard upon the railroad, the whistle, as Of an ap-
preaching train, As il wasswell known. hewev-
er that no train passed over the road 1t such a
time In the morning, four gentlemen at the Sam
loset House determined to Investigate the mystery
Accordingly unknown 10 any one they one morn
ing, about two O'Clock. stationed themselves on
| the railroad track, about mile from town, and
awaited the arrival Of the supernatural visitor
They did watch long nor wait ii vain, for i'm
mediately they distinctly heard, FIR off in the
north thc sound Of . railway whistle, and pres
lently .the distant CHATTER Of wheels was heard
londer, nearer nearer still it niethe click Of
the rails in their chairs, the rusa Of steam was as
ipan in their ears as if the lantern glared before
4 them the shrek of q demon-whistle close at
hard made them leap from the track. as the train
ltbundered down the grade-the hot breath ofthe
Ipantiag steed was in their very faces it passed
las the unearthly scream ceased, they heard. the
brakenlcn screwing mp their brakes, the tinkle Of
abel and the sound Of meeting cars, as if the in
visible spectre.monster of the road had reached
his journeys end"
! About month since, says the Memorials one
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-18

ptA-We learn by q teleg .aphic dispatch from
Jackson, that theH onse Of Representatives passed
a resoIatiop TO 60 into the election OF U. States
Senator ON Wedneslax. Wa think this good
move, as after it is over the members can attend
TO the business Of the STATE, instead Of election
eering with candidates for Office.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-18
Golfers American Atlas and At.
las Of the World.

These forthcoming works will be the most
complete Aliases ever published. The press is
unanimous ia its commendation. We copy
the following: ~
Fronths Philadelphia Enquirer.
Having had occasion frequently TO consult
this Atlas, we have no hesitation in saying that
for beauty, fullness and accuracy, it exceeds any
similar publication with which we are acquain-
ted and we hope the editor viii be literally en-
couraged. Every one who wishes to keep up
with the times in geographical and statistical
information, should, by all means, have a copy
of this Atlas at his side for consultation. Es-
pecially should every father of a family, who
has children at school, and who can afford it
buy copy of this Atlas for their benefit. Com
pare it, for a moment, in intrinsic value, with
the many useless and expensive articles ofdress
or furniture that are purchased and what. man
Of sense can fail to decide in favor Of the Atlas
What again would it be to the rising genera.
ton in every respect, If many fathers and moth.
ers were as ambitious to have good libraries
and to procure sound mental food for their chill
dren, as they are to cover the person or GIL th'
parlor with tawdry Iinery, and to give expensive
entertainments. which injure al. and beoa(
none but conleclioncrs sBd waiter M
with intellectual 1urniture."
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-18
WOODS HAIR REsT oRATIvE

The test. my of al who have thoroughly
tested tie %! = Of this cele brsted article, Il,
thatit win rssll1e the gray and III bald. <radi-
cate diseasss a ~ scslp, preserve he hairfto
falling, and preserve tie color 6|lz<clly 70 e.
RENE old age. r q nov pa up MI ma with
out sediment See feln6lt
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-18

az Next Monday the Banjo, with some Of
the best delneators Of 'Nisg,r character il the
country, WI be Eat our landing. where she will
coutinae for five days. The Banjo is fitted up
with cushioned seats capable Of accommodating
eight hundred persons. We are assured by the
agent, Mr.. Warner. that there viii be nothing
calculated to offend the most fstidious taste. For
particulars see advertisement 10 another column.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-18

- Our friends, Peter d. Cook & CO., have
frank Leslies New York Magazine, and also
1.eslic's Journal for January. The plates for
ismonth arc beautiful. Allthe popular nlaga-
zines of the day be obtained at this deserved
ly popular establishment. For list of the works
for sale by them see their advertisement in another
column.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-18

HaE~ "A gentleman by the name Of Lucas. in
Demopolis, Alabama, has recently obtained a
verdict CT 81 400 against Miss Lucinda Meiggs,
for breach Of promise Of marriage.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-18

Bar See advertisement Of Professor Woods
Hair Restorative. 1t Is said to be ono Of the
best articles Of the kind ever used. II is kept
constantly on baud and for sile BY P,ter Cook
& Co. ssf
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-18

S6r John Ellwood, graduate Of the Ker-
lucky Military Institute, ia 1854, has been mp
pointed Lieutenant in the Russian army. Whel
mere STRIPPING he served'in Harney's regiment
"a the Mexican war -
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-18

b5-The Washington Union Of the 81 publishes
twenty-five columns Of documents which accom-.
piny the President message and which relate to
the Genital American question. They are very
interesting.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-18

Durinr this cosd ~ a>h 81 ~ 4, Remainder ne.
DOOR. Il 4 moi enopoh IS \. q IL hv az own I
Ore sides, IL, philosoohlxc 3oo1 ,heIr conditi,n
In comnsr,son v,th onr. Me- INNS, y, - Ell
rs not az. &e bsve notb;no = o;ys s W. a.
poor. mr. thsre .,e o,hers coors, th,,r % "a
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families IN yavoo e,;,v ana ts y;c,,;,v hsv, s.e
fered for food d,tbes nd fire... silent cold
- n;cht "a f.red sc.r,;. j, ro,,,ha,,, he A.,
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that thew cannot snare some,brc - their ma
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/ Aid NO, havs tina onnor,un;tv or l,v;nc m g.. :.
vet d,y some wbo h,vo sson ha,,o. a.. -.
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,hassors,,r, oe !. :, rooa homa ID n,sn,u - ~.
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The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-18

Last Friday night there was a heavy fall Of
snow in this region which is still lying on the
ground, and,on the tops ofbouses 10 the depth
Of four or Eve inches The previous day u had
rained and frozen, 50 that the trees and ground
were covered with ice. We have had good
sleighing, or could have had !. IL there had been
any seighs in these parts, The oldest inbabis
tunt says he never saw the like in his life We
have had steady freezing weather for the last
three weeks. ~ - ~