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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-09-25
Beware

A number of persons are going about the
State stumping for Fremont and shrieking
for "bleeding Kansas declaring that they
3 direct from that territory. Now these
w5 have never been within thousand
Of Kansas. They are imposters and
is. Look out for them.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-09-25

That which moveth the heart most is the
best poetry; it comes nearest unto God the
source Of ali power.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-09-25

0T We learn with ustonishment that
Mr. V. B. Horton denies voting for Dunn's
Bill We shall give the votes fTom the
Congressional Globe next week.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-09-25

OF An eminent modern writer beautiful
ly says :"The foundation of domestic hap
piness is faith in woman. The foundation
of political happiness, a confdenc in the
integrity Of man, the foundation of all hap.
piness, temporal and eternal--reliance on
the goodness of God"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-09-25
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
FOR CONGRESS,
WILLIAM MEDILL.
COUNTY TICKET.

COUNTY IACAGl'
FoA AuDIToR-J0EL A. WALDENi
PoR TREAsURER-DR. i. HOLLAND;
For SnrRIFF-WILLIAM GOLD;
For REcoRDER-J0NATIIAN BRINE;
FoR CoxxIssIoNER-JOH JOHN KINNEY;
FoR CoRoNER-WM. PAUL ANDERSON.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-09-25

Democratic Presidential Electors.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-09-25

sKNAToRIAL ELECTORS.
WILLIAM KENN0N, JR., of Belmont.
ALEXANDER p. MILLER, Of Butler.
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Ottama frtt Graoer.



Few persons are aware of the magnitude
of this work, which is quietly, but emerge
tically, being pushed ahead in this city, by
the Ottawa Starch CO. under the supervision
of those enterprising young men, 6Eo. l. Il
M. j. BAKER
This work is located On The south bank Of
the Hydraulic basin. The main or front
building VIII be goo long and 40 feet deep,
and five stories high, with a spacious attic,
and cupalo IS feet, from the first floor.
The rear building will be 200 by IS feet,
three stories high, besides box factory 60
by 90 feet, 2 stories high, and several other
out buildings
The whole structure will be of the most
substantial character, and will present an
appearance, when completed, that will prove
lasting ornament to our city.
1t will employ ten run of stone, and one
hundred men, when in operation, and Is de-
signed 10 consume 1900 bushels of corn
annually.
The entire cost of the building and neces-
sary machinery is 800, 900, and will require
1000 perch stone, 500, 600 brick, and zoo, 900
feet of lumber for its completion.
The greater part of the foundation is al
ready laid, and the heavy timbers are daily
arriving by the canal. There are now up
wards of 100 laJorers and mechanics en-
ployed Oh it, and it is thought that the whole
work Will be completed by the 1st of Jauu-
airy next,
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SAVINGS BANK.-A Savings Bank in our
city would now be a great convenience to
hundreds of our citizens. There are many
persons who are trying to save money for
some specific purpose-the building of a
house, for instance-who would at once
make deposits were there any proper place
for so doing; but who, without such a
bank, can make but little progress towards
the accomplishment of their object. Small
sums in the pocket soon find their way out,
but once deposited safely, they are out Of
the way OF temptation, and act as nucleus
around which are gathered little by little the
dollars requisite to make up the necessary
hundreds for the purpose required. In this
way Savings Bank would accomplish much
good and it would aid also in the formation
of habits of economy and industry, the eff
fccts of which would be seen in the course of
a few years, in an increased number of
buildings and beautiful homes throughout
our city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-05-03

BEFORE \. b. SMITH, POLICE MAGISTRATE.
On April 29th, one of the numerous i,mi
~ of Johnsons', named William was brought
into court by the city marshall who, the
evening before, had found him gently re-
posing on TIE sidewalk. He seemed to
think his resting place 81 soft as downy pi'-
lows are" for he was very unwilling to
change it; however, at the earnest solicita-
ton of the marshall, he occupied suit of
apartments furnished by the city. Plead
guilty to drunkenness, ard was fined s. and
costs.
ASoTHER.-W iliiam Magrath was tried on
the same day for intoxication, abusing his
family. &c.-found guilty, and fined s. and
costs. Not having sufficient supply Of the
ncedfui, he is row boarding it out in the
calaboose.
STILL ACCOMPLISHMENTS SIGHr-Un
Wednesday evening woman named Mary
Reilly, went out upon a spree and got as
drunk as she could be" and perambulated
the streets, swearing she was 4 "Chicago
blood" "a whole team" and numerous
other marvellous characters. She was COL
fined in jail for the night, and on Thursday
morning admitted to his Honor that She had
been tipsy, which cost her $7.33. What is
the Maine Law doing?
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WHAT shall Dc in place Of Georgia currency j. now
the question agtat:E the monetary circles of the West.
The Withdrawal Of three millions OF currency has been
and viii continue to be seriously felt by al classes Of hu-
suess men, and unless Illinois Banks expand the
East provides with circulating medium, money viii
continue the high which i; has been held this
The principle Of Georgia money i undoubtedly
wrong. Wherever paper expansion has exceeded gold
and silver in lis circulation, ruin has been sure to follow
Yet the confidence of business men IN the iea1'"s
Georgia Banks i unlimited, and the subscriber knowing
Atlanta Interior and Macon he good, VIII continue to
receive Of said Banks in payment for lots on
the south side the Illinois River. These Lots Of
fered at bargain, ana fail to suit either for in
Improvement and to those who are unwilling
unable pay the prices charged by specu
lators for Lots the north side the tuhscriber would
earnestly call their attention to the superior advantages
offered in Glover'S Addition. frb23 OLIVER COr\tLL
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ia ,z,EHsE RIE-ESEaGr

THANK my friends and Customers for the generosity
and confidence which has characterized associa-
tons past year, and desire to them that
shall strive to deserve more the coming year.
The large Increase Of my trade enables &c Nur
chase more directly from Manufactures and Importers
(who sell ouly large l9s) which advantage intend to
share with those who trade with
have never believed in the old saying, "tCre IS
freudp in trade The result OF ten years b's!ncsS in
Ottawa proves directly the contrary t" me- and should
coatinu. ten ougecu business feel assured that
can prove Ia all my customers that there be- friend
ship In trade ~ well as in any occupation o! lite, and
that al! the virtues readily finger around the counter
around hc homestead of The farmer the workshop
Of the Iueceauc the sacred desk, the Judicial tsHie
Daring tie coming; year shan adhere to the
esNE: P2ssCE, SYSTEM.
Treating all ail%t-the young ami o!d-thr rich AID
poor believing In sgJiIi Glsd TsG-f jsisiice
t. those who acquainted with and have traded
with me- and have traded with me, | cans only say 1
thank you FOR your Partially; thos- YET unat,l IL.
with ae-wth nay manner Of doing b4s.Ics5- NY
goods aud my prices, say TRY NE, and yo shall
be Gssati.igt Intend to keep my stock iiI time.
full and complete parug labor To procure, and have
constantly hand everything ueedful in family and
of the bet quality.
an now BEGINNING to receive Spring Goods and
shall contni, receive access v.s oxen twice
month during tie entire season.
With III advantages that offer to purchasers,
anticipate large trade, and the larger tie trade, the
cheaper shall be able to sell.
In other columns will he found more particular adver
tscmeIts of the yaIous kinds of Merchandise have
hand. Ial5l ARTHUR LOCKWOOD.
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The Great Medicine for Purifying
TIE BLOOD,
Dr. Easterly's Iodine and SaTSauariI

This preparat;on combines in a I,i,uly com
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iorpan i..pure s,a, O! t:l,. 5i.ld ,r habit Of, hr
system. viz:
Scrofall, or III, IS ErH. Cancers. Tavs,rs
E,syfioHs Of TIE sim. Ergsiye,as. CAloai~
Sore Eves, Ring FoIm0 on letter, AcIii Head.
Old Sores and Uieefs, Fecer Sores, Eat.rscd
Gslnds, Lcorosy. iVAi,e Sl-ciiaes Scrofaioas
Or TaLercaiogs Consumption, DlofcaeS, E,Hs
Pia.yics on tie Face and al diseases arising ton.
he USE OF Mercury or Ca.o;ael.
Dr. Easlerlv's Iodine and SsTsapari,'a arch
ont the very ToofS Of the disease, destroys he
germ ny PURIFYING lHr ".''H' c"iI1'" i"'t'I''
StcEtions' aH1 of'!'S "u' al me impure a'-
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rinse, and rendering TIE cure eeF'4'" ana per-
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SUI 80 XIV o"s"'i'p''"'' i'n'ess' Leu
c"iFHHa or " mites, CbstIuci'd or D'iilcui Wen
SITUATION: Incoutiuepce of I-rin. Or Involuntary
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Consumption Can be Cured.

DIR. Carter's Cough Balsain,
For the cure of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Con-
| sumption, Bronchitis, Splitting Of Btood Pain
| in the Side and Preast, PieuriSy. Vhooping
! Cough. and all Diseases Of the Lungs QnJ
! Chest.
Among all the celebrated remedies for d.
seases of the Lungs and Chest, none seems To
! be meeting with h success, and to give such
| entire satisfaction to ALL
DIR. Carter's Cough Ralsam.
This valuable remedy is purely vcge ,abl: in al
its ingredients, and perfectly harmless in ali its
qualities, and as mid and pleasant the mos,
delicate cordial. II is very soothing and he ling
IL tie Lungs, and is everywhere acknow edEed
by Druggists, Physicians, and ali who have use
it, TO be the most etectual curative known.
Consump,ive Eeadcr,
Beware of mere palliative medicines. The OBJ
iect OF nearly all the medicines new offered for
diseases of the Lungs Is &c retire and nat to
cure. Such is not the case with Dr. Cutters
Cough Baisam. In Colds and Coughs, which a re
the first symptoms of Lonsump ion, it is the
most pleasant and efiicacious remedy that can
possibly be used. In confirmed ConsumDfion it
has been used with peri'cI and triumphant sue
cess where The most eminent physicians had Civ
Ell up all hope vain. So confident the pro-
prietor of its power to cure Taberous Consump-
ion, that he solicits trial in the Horst Of cases
Splitting of Blood.
This frightiul symptom of Consumption Is
speedily checked and prevented by the use ofDr
Carriers Cough Balsam, which heals the affected
m mirane. removes the incipIent tubercIes, and
restores those vital organs, and iurgs TO sounf
and healthy condition.
Expectation.
Free Expectation Is the most important OBJ
ject be attained III all attempts to cure diseases
of the chest and lungs The cough which is So
distressing, issmply the result OF desire TO ex-
pecturate and, As long foul matter exists in
the air passages, it viii continue to irurate the
membrane and pr0r0he cough Coughing is an
attempt TO throw Oft this matter, anl elpectora-
ton gives great relief. Inability to exprciorate,
IN the latter stages Of consumption is the cause Of
dcat.
DE-. Carriers Cong, E3ui>ar
i great exprct,rInt. Il dissoycS the morbid
and s-ased matter in 1ke airpaszar--. cnang--
It from thick sIg'inoas substance t. thin harm
less fluid, and throws il off with tn greatest pos
sib.e eas' and comfort to the patient 1h..- Is
no better medicine it, he world If its exg-ctorlnt
qualities alone be considered.
Every Family
Should be supplied witt Dr.. Carers Cough Bal
sam. TO u.s. IN tn early Stages @, Coa-h-. Colds
Spiuingof Blood, Fam ju tho SIDE aud Chr>,
Bronchitis, Difficulty @! Breathing. Nigh,
Sweats Asthma, Influenza, Nb0,uug Co,za
and Group, aud hereby coHHteract tie roaggn,y-
ticc tendency which i Produced by cur crei
ch9HgiHs climate.
o. Friee-.rnal bottle % cents per bor,e;
L.. - - t..sr# =
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SUSPICIOUS. On Thursday morning a
trunk and kossuth had was found on the
other side OF tie canal bridge, without any
ostensible owner Our yigilant constable,
John Warren, on being Informed of the fac,
proceeded to 2 house where the trunk had
been taken, and on opening it, found guam
tity of valuable clothing, bead purse con-
tanning two gold rings and several proni-
sorry notes, payable to Henry \. Lo:mar,
and two daguerreOtypes Of young ladies
who reside in Ottawa. 1t seems that Mr.
Lormar had been here previously as an
agent for house in Chicago, and the pro-
liability is that he returned to the place on
"Wednesday. lie cannot be heard from, a.
though Mr.. Warren and our efficient city
marshall are leaving no stone unturncd to
find clue TO the mystery.
4 man covered with blood is said TO have
left for Chicago on the night train CIV ednc>-
day night,) and other circumstances won d
lead US to fear that Mr. Lormar has been
fouIIy dealt with. If he has, we hope the
villain or villains who committed the out
rageous act viii be f-rreted out, and dealt
with according to law
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ST. LOUIS MARKET.

81. LOUIS. ApT!i -
a lull in market to-day, and only limit
ed business transporting. Bacon firm; mess
pork advanced; wheat declined; oats firm
-four, corn and lard unchanged.
F20ur-Sales country brands at $i.50a
$50; extra SGaS7.
Wheat-Sales poor at 15c; common at
81 .05aS .0S prime red at Sl.25al.3O
CO,n-SaIes at 35a36c, gunnies included.
OatS-Salcs at 3ja36c
POtut0eS-Sl
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The citizens Of Ottawa and vicinity viii be gratasi to
learn that Nessr>. \. c \. :. PUTSAM Druggists,
have been appointed Agents for tie sale Of Dr.. S~I-
LY Popular Family Medicines Ills medicines bet
prepared prompt and eectual III s',bduiUg the
diseases incident tbs climate than others in general
They meeting with rapid sale in nearly every
city in the West. and give general satisfaction TO
those that them. For further Information in regard
tl.s- remedies, the sick and afflicted invited
careful perussl O: Dr. EAsTEEiY- advertiser elts which
can he in columns tai, dry.
Merchants and druggists who not already supplied
with them, would do vel ca upon DIR. Easterly il -.
Louis obtain stock Of ais popular articles, from
his agents ii Ottawa. August I.
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Mss MAY arrived last Wednesday night
and brought along half an inch of rain with
her to refresh the early flowers, the green
grass and the young leaves, which were
lately unpackcd and displayed upon some
early trees and plants, and sadly needed,
too, it was. As she was exulting in having
done so much good, and receiving the con-
gratulations of gardens and farms. old
April growled outjust as he was leaving for
'57, ''you needn't feel SO big about your half
an inch of rain, / brought eighty-three
hundredths last Saturday-can prove it by
DIR. Harris" Whereupon the young lady
seemed troubled, and on Thursday she set
the whole storm making machinery in mo-
ton; the strong wind, the heavy thunder,
the bright lightning, and the big round
drops of rain, and another half inch was the
result.
Altogether, twas just what was needed,
and next week we expect to see general
display of opening buds, and tender leaves,
and flowers of many lines, all heralding the
summers approach, and giving promise of a
rich, abundant harvest, when May and June
have gone, and August and September have
come.
There is n o better looking glass than an
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There vi be meeting Of the members Of the Assoc!a-
ton next Tuesday evening, II ~ O'Clock, Tor ;-e
transaction of business.
Persons Indebted TO the Association for initiation fees
assessment, &c, VIII please call and settle with tn
surer Mr.. e. :. stebb.ns, CusIau's oice ia Fisher.
bank building, al those in after Tuesday
the >;h inst, viii be expelled from the Association
CT BEATTIE Secretary
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DREPARED from a prescription Of SIR James Clarke,
4 NJ d. Physician Extraordinary the Queen. III S
invaluable Medicine l. uailiu- IN the cure Of all those
painful and dangerous diseases incident 10 the female
constitution.
Il moderates all excess, removes all distinctions anu
brings the monthly period with regularity Ih'Sr
Pills should be used three weeks previous {" con-
AHeuct; they ortiy tie constitution and lessen TIE
suffering during labor, enabling the mother to perform
her duties with safety TO herself and child
That pills SunrLp TAKEN by FEMALES DURING TIE
FIRST THREE MONTHS or PHEGNANCY, - THEY ARE
sUKE TO DEI"G oN MISCARRIAGE, But AT ANY OTHER TaE
In all Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, pain III
the Back and Limbs, Heave-S Fatigue Slight ENer-
tou. PapitaIiou te Heart L"wnesS of Spirits, Hys-
terics. SICK Headache Whites and all the painful det-
ses occ-iYur by d>ordered system, these Pills will e.
feet cure when all other have failed, and al
though powerful remedy, d" not contain iron, caome,
anthony, any other mineral.
Fun direction. accompanying each package. Price, in
the United States and Canada One Dollar.
Sole Agents for the United States,
l. c. BALDWIN Co,
Rochester, y. Y
y r. 81 % enclosed either OF the General Agents
will ensure q bottle of the Pills by return mail.
For sale by L. y. GRIGuS, Agent,
Ottawa III.
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BU3tNESS ENLARGED
OTTAWA -
hFurniture Mannfactory h
WATSON d E.;yE.ss MAN.

- ZIMMERMAN having purchased the interest Of L. p
y. Rugg, in the Factory known Rugg Watson
takes this opportunity inform the trade that they
hand with increased advantages for all
kinds of Furniture and Chairs, at prices that
defy competition.
This establishment having been engaged in the above
business for number Of years. have taken pains
lect the best wOrkmen, and pledge ourselves
nothing but the best OF materials having kiln for dry
lug the most approved plan, leaving excuse for
working green uIbeT, those who WORK direct from the
lumber yards have.
Hotel keepers and others will find it to their advantage
20 trade with Us Il a good article j. desired
Job Work Of all kinds done the shortest notice. job
Turning and Scroll Saving done in tie best
City Joiners sill testify.
Mel Posts and Banns,ers always on hand, Of all pat
terms.
We have Saw Mil. and solicit custom logs.
The business OF the Old firm viii BE- settled by Rugg
Watson, ~ before. WATSON { ZiAiERMAN.
Ottawa, March :, 1856.
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There is no better looking glass than an
cid friend.
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ei liz undersigned having purchased the entire soc, of
y goods formerly oynei by john stout would respect
fully announce to the trading community that lac will
continue transact The Dry Goods and Grocery bust
in all their branches, and you'd be happy meet
all his old acquaintance, also TO form My
intention is replenish NY stock from time time from
the Eastern markets, to able show my csto
mers complete assortment he found in this
city. cannot at present mention all the goods in my
store, but you that YOU will find it your in
call and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere TFeh Iil l., UADLY.
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TTTOUID inform ihe public that she SIN continues
VI give lessons tbs piano, guitar ana Heiodeono
ts,, instruction in t!iofc-r bass. Lessons given 1T
her boarding place Aas3 Fosters, west OF the sido-
c,+ an, - Tie residence Of prfil- Jan II
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Situation Wanted.


YOUNG marie man from the East wants situation
~ in warehouse or wholesale store in this city. Can
write good hand and is wiling himself gerer
ally useful. The best New York City references gyer-
Enquire Mrs oConnors, the Catholic Church. III
Ottawa. ap19-3ws
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chronological and Physiological Societ,
Meets every Monday evening, il Nattingers block,
ocloca
Order Of business for next meeting:
E-say-Air and food, 10y Dr. Mcnamara.
Address the advantages O. Phreuo.ogy females.
Reading choice selections Oh phrcuo.Cgy.
Charts and examinations as usual.
Free aArffttaurp
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Whitman's Main ST. Store.

Bv0ts, SF0os, GT0esflts, UNsteFS, DE-,
AND YANKEE SAUS AGES.
nSE fact not yet generally known and vet easily de-
~ monstrated You will inst drop WHIrNtSS on
Main vest % the Post Office you find a COM
pe;e assortment of Mems Boys, and Youths Boots
Ladies' M;--.'. and Gin irtu'- Boots and shoes aud
Oyer-hoe, which ia quality aud price : AZ least -
rabe the purchaser ~ by found IN the city.
Also nearly quite every article usually b. obtain
Cd in d Family Grocery, Provision and Fruit store.
Oysters by the can; Ci.r by the bbl gallon; Sau
s4ses got up the way the Yankees Go il.
Ottawa Dec. -.
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Ice CREAM.-The season is open past
doubt, and ice cream is strictly in order
Looking into Ebert's beautiful saloon the
other evening, we were surprised to see it
already SO well filled. indie d, one can az
ford to pay a dime or two just to enjoy
comfortable lounge in such pleasant quar-
ters. With such beginning, the rush in
hot weather must be enormous
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5000 Beer Skins wanted.

FOR which the highest CASH PRICE WIN be paid. In
/ quire 1T William Eberj's, opposite The Bank, Jo-
scph Meyers. Nov 2l[ HENRY RAPP.
10 Chests flea,
W ARRANTED Teas. from ~ cts, 20 q = p. Also
w any quantity Of good Coffee, at
oct6 c. G. NIILER'S