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New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
r. l.. DRLIssER, Auctoneer
DY LEAVITT, DELISSER g. Co., No. 81

" l.. DEIISSER, Auct101eer.
DY LEAVITT, DELISSER g. Co., No. 3N
I'D and S79 Broadway corner of White tkor the sale
BOOKS sTATIONERY, PAPER, PAINTINGS FAsgi
GOODS, WORKS Of ART, FURNITURE. and NERCHAA
Disc generally.
BOOKS STEREOTYPE PLATES and STATI )NERH
The Second Regular Trade Sale OF the BookPublshers
sociaton will commence THURSDAY. 10th OF Match VII
large and attractive Catalogue Of Books 10 be followed By u
largest invoices OF
STEREOTYPE PLATES
offered trade sale consisting OF 20 see
Plates good valuable and Standard Morks-amoas tha
johnson Rassess Sws Tale Of Tub, The Sorrows OF We
Blooneds Poems Lives of Madison aud Monroe Scho
craft Ped Men OF the Forest the Works OF Oliver GodsnA
Alexander Pope, Percy Bysshe Shelley T. Colerdgs W.
Ham Cowrer, Byrons Don JuaG Shakospeares Works wn
Life ard Poems In pocket vos-to illustrations ses
Tbiers French Revolution, vOla Paysons Memoirs aud S
vols svo Csrye's Life OF schleri Mitchei's Rsns
Republic. &C.
The invoices Of STATIONERY heavy and attractive
wholesale buyers will have an opportunity Of purchssneh
large quantities.
Catalogues ready for dsbuton and can be obtss
OF Phillips Sampson Co, aud Little, Brown CO. Boss
J. b. Lrpncott Co. und J. B Smith Co., Phlsdeiphk
W. MiLis eno Lucas Brothers Baltimore Moore, Wlstsz
Keys Co.. CincBnati j. b Ste, NewOrleans; and Of 30
selves-which will be forwarded to the Trade prepaid
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nor sALE.-The Subscribers offer for sale the

Counbis, Lancaster County, Pa
This trorery consists of Two Anthracite Furnaces complete
Ia every with all the eppte1snees Of eng,nes toS.
Mansion House, valuable Lots f tho bOIOusn
ya ad the with the ryer aud 6O iee
river front. "a, =, rs Al. Vt
h,so FARM in Yotk County. within q miles OF the fork
and Railroad containing lo8 acres, on whlch
most valuable Ore Bank lying near the surface end oAn o.
raised AZ low tce The facilities about these Furnaces Tor
pbtang tut of Ore from other banks desired are very
great 1e advantages Of the location are 70 well known Aa
now successful operation ANY parry wishing to purchase
can receive more d. fni;e irfrmaiiOu by applying to
A. J. WRIGHT. Vine st Nhaf, Philadelphia.
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ADRIAN u MULLER Auctionees.
A MANIFESTATIONS SALE Of VALUABLE

~ SPRING and MOTr-ST. PROPERl.-ADHiASR
kJLLFR wil Sell at Auction on THU UkSOAl; MsSea y
o,rlock at the Merehsnts Exchange BY order OF the
fninisr'or of ARNESr FINK deceased. the folo~isS
SPRIE SST The Lot with the Frame Buildings thefsss
on The east corner Of Spring and Mot;sts The Lot
feet ncl front ?. feet inches rear 20 eet 10 ncness
es se AID Il feet inches east SIDE be the san meres
lea , al, -.
Also the lot with Sstovy brick front Dwene house th
On sdiouipR and known ~ No. 96 Sprngst Ssd Lot
feet front p feet inches by 10 iee nehes
or less
MOTf THE Lot with the 2sory frsme Dwelling boz
thereon in the rear snd known Ne w Msa
st The - feet front by a feet deep be the same u
or lees ,x, -. -. A. -, a.
of Srrtgst known No. % with the %story erck frs
Dweiug and 2sory addition thereon IN good ordo, The d
S N fee front inches IS teet inches on w
side and 2l feet inches east SIDE DO the same more
less with Of alley OF east side extending IL eet o ne
OF Lot Title ildispu able. A., oou,.r ,,.-
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5aies bp Aufiion.
II WILSON, Auciioneer.
y NOTICE. Elegant HOUSfH0I,D

WILSON, Auc iioneer.
AUCTION NOTICE. Elegant HOUSEHOLD
"A FuRNITuEF splesAsa FRENCH Plato AfHRoaS
old kOSEwOOD pARLOR SUITES eosly sfaai seass
PIANO-FORrE, GAS CHANDELIERS, VELVET CAA
PITS, CHINA aud MARBLE VA So ,rirA SILVER wAat
wORKs0f ART Se.-Or MONDAY, hsrel Y. @ ~ 0elssl
by otaosue es're valuable eouteas q Tho hrs'ea en-
sOty residence no 26 West itth s. near c1a.e ans
TA Of mesihceut rosewood Toctsye Piano tofse,
peal krys insd carved leg. and fully wsrsnt9 81 INC a
tor Tits -psendd Instrument wss on ekhistoa
the Cryel Palace ard yauec ooo 1hrce solid has
wood Saes covered in the hest French satin. Heavy ftea
Plate rieT and Msute Mirrors solid rosewood ce1,er and P
1sbe- ok CANT rosewood Reception and Easy Chairs IA req
and br see rciy ycsEved rosewood Pscr Easeres. oo.
OIL Pei enbracs vsiety OF sqbj,cs b. enineAt ~
sign AMI native sr's OImor Clock China aud Mate Vass
Brorye> Pnrisn Fgures Velvet Carpets SOLID
Drineshe IL ieef; oak Dining and Essy Chairs Ia pir
oak Sd bo,d richly carved oak Sec eisIS % match
reDae eoe China Dinner snd Tea Sets ich Silver W1ra
es Service peces Casters, Savers, Fruit Stands. SpoSa
Forks Coeee M cut GlASs Ware, Ivory CgeSy MaAoess,
Cu,honed Chairs Rockers Sofas, LeunEes Cough Bed
csrvrd Roseu ooa aud Mahogany beasteais Msrheo2 81
reeas ssL.snds CbiDs Toilet Ses pure lIsr Msitrsss
rve f.se FesfLer Beds and BEDDING, bedroom Mr7s3
Ccks !sr.in Carpets Velvet Stair Carpets, flsed R1S
RcSewt.d HAL Stand Oico,hs costly Brocsieue and Lss
Window Curtains sc A.o, general aSortment OF AS
MENT FURNITURE with which the sale VIII eomueasA
Terms of ale cash. city funds, and no poso1emoat on ~
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
HENRY I. LEEDS Il Co., Auctioneers--01ce ID Nisass
EXECUTOR SALE of ELEGANT HOUSE

Il 'AECt1Ok' SALE OF ELEGANI HOUcE-
~ HOLD FURNITURE-An made 10 order in the nY
fashionable manner aud In perfec order HENRY II Iced
&c. will sell by auction, on TUESDAY, March ls, at
O'clock Of No. ~ East &ds ithey. the property di
fsmy leaving for Europe all IN perfect order consisting
Ieb velvet Carpets large and costly Pier Glasses aud Vas
ard Cornices rh silk brocsteo lrtans OF sss
eud criu.on; Pa Suites in rosewood. covered TO ms
fancy Cnss sewing do elegant rosewood Etgere bras
and articles Of vertu richly covered rosewood Center Iss
brocseie top; marble Vases and PedestaIs; superb Ns
Chandelier Of Ornou hail do win bronze fgurs ro.ese
Piano Fore, rich lace Curtains entirely new; wall Gas Ba
eta. with porcelain fsures; ormolu Mantle Orameas' y
o'heg rich parlOr Furniture, Oh 9sintinss &c. Lbuy@n
vet Ceu rosewood Library Table Gothic Sofa ald Ch.
20 MACH covered with purple pufh; Revolving Chail MAJ
Glass OtornsIs &C. Also. the Library, oonssing u az
a. beautiful collection Of choice Books handsomely Boa,
&c. Dill Room-BT Tussels Carpet rosewood EItensoo
be Furniture l rosewood covered with blue pDshi ChsM
Iers Of bronze French China Dinner Dessert aud Tea o
Glass AID Plated Wae, &c. Bedroous-Bru~ss Capss
Pier Glles oen.work carved Pier Table Of rosewood 30
Letop; Couches French dc LANES do. rosese
and black wenut Dressing Glasses carved Bedstesd os
Arm do &c, msde by Meeks; wor.ted oanask Cuftsn.
do staie Mattresses, all made 70 order; Mantle Ornf1ss
Coz age Furniture SC. Sale commences with Kitchen ware
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JonN 5. BErTs, Auctioneer.
JrCTION NOTICE. & BETH

AUCTION NOTICE.-GERARD & BETH
N will sci, on MONDAY March p, al " O'Clock, a. No 10
Atlantic st. Brooklyn, by order OF the assneel-siet
Drugs elegant Fixtures Lesse Of store ScThe entfe Sto
Fixture Lease good will &C. Of Drcgs Chemicals Pertamsp
&c. CO, taued IN the above store.
The pg OF the store OF the most elegant kind eN
exceedingly rich and elaborate design and hnish Plate ua
SHOW W dows Marble Tile Floor Marble top Counters Pa
Glass Show Cases French Platform Scales &c mendss
the fixtures. fittings, SC. OF hrst-class store
Tie lcasn (w ach will be sol Immediately after the sooye
very valuable one having three years TO rua from Isl Ma
Al.
Tie sale will be without TO the highest bdde1
rofurs i'm relation 10 stock lease &c. be ootaiesd
the premise : a V day prior TO the sale
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
PHiLIr X. WILKES. ADc',oDeer .ao,r
DFEFMPTOkY SALE Of the S1EAdBVhaa

pFBFMPTORY SALE Of the S1EAMpVa.ss a.
i CROToN 8, AUoTloE-pHILP WILKif.S,,~sSs
se!i o. aueon on TIL H'GcDAf, Nsrlh % isa6. et u
tie Megchaat Fl Ar4eo 0css Prev. y csPessarys
Ir,sts .o, tho WI kRew9 sss emo lersd steamer
TOEuo0 wing The foot q sfh - Past Riyer ber
follows: Burden 5S5 length lsi eeii ess
55 feet inches deih feet eylinde. 81 irche, sne
IN Icfsct rurniig eer ard folly es i,
"a for farther Ts-.n,srs apply :, 'hs ociee
Ascf c.:.r ~. II Nosisl.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
~ 1OOO O-yALUABLE PROPERTY

SI4,UUl. nr SALE e CLOSE az ,t..d E.GArs !, NV
~ TAuNFRg TANNERS aud MILiEh> -IheTe is noN
20 "a ~, t,Ie The HOMESTEAD FARM OF JAS WHEEL
IN Seceosed consisting OF lil acres OF excellent land.
,,Sd In the heart Of Obe Of the most boautiia hes'J
"a Eerte valleys in the State mles from Wsrwct u
sgs ten nles from Chester the New OK a1a tfIe a
road three aud half from New YORK win dSy stage 70
and ora railroad On said Farm there are; large 9hd spo
dd DIV cling Store House two Tenant Houses foue ana
ali NECESSARY Out Buildings with abundance OF choce Fruit
A.o q tle5did IPO~eT FIGURING hi WITH three run
of stones drawing large country custom GOOD saw hi
new Tsuuerv x6 three stories high containing thirty Bsrs
Vas with all necessary each lime sd water ',s al upaer
bark zrouud pumping dore BY .seT arf m aOr
darce be had as for henoc and 50 per coId ior OK
Hides plenty at about 81 per ID. Title ndpuaoe.
Terms Terv eas7 This opportunity for Investment or
uspess man II will be sold cheap purchased by April l.t
when possession viii be given foI Particular inquire pi
VIM n FALLS ESQ., President Of Trademarks bsnk, j. -
or d. C. WHEELER Hunter, Buckley Cos u NeseysL'
or GRIENELL BURT, Esq'rs, Wsr"ics' orange county
Npty.YOTk.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17

CHARLES NJ. DUPUY IL CO.,
u LAND AGENTS
CORNER or MIcBIGAA-Av. AND SotIH "Aihh'Si'''
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS.
will transact ge! eTa hoa tsete pnse1s
in ILLINOIS IOWA, and adjoining States Particular a''ch'
ton given 10 the purchase AID sale OF rou-,y org
"V FApMS IrNIMPRONED LANDS and TOWN LOTS
Fxfensye local connections and other facilities are formed
sing lands furnishing maps aud descriptions payment oil
taxes. &c. .,..., r.. III, Ga
this Aseucv good channel 70 bring their Lands int" m.Ee
Pro erty o rcd for sse WILL for small sum- be entered IN
our Catalogue and circulated gratis throughout the country
CArITALIsTs viii find favorable opportunities for Investing IN
retidly improving Wester property.
The best Of references given ,.- =, r,rn,-v
Iste and Agent &C the Illinois Central Railroad Co
DAVID s. OGDEN,
Late Of New-IOrk
Mr. OGDEN. Of the ebove firm, can be found al NO loi
Wsll.e at New y Ork. until March l5, 1876
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
panting Araosmies.

A DODWORTHs PRIVATE DANCING
~ ACADFMlES-
No sec Broadway New-York
No. Isl Montague Place, Brooklyn;
III continue until the Ist OF June enabling those
neuce al the present time to complete full quarter TIE
osset arranged that beginners enter any
with equal advantages.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
IAINES BkOS.s CELEBRATED IRON
ORGANs-CHUKCH ORGAN Tor SAIF-0n1

{ kkGAN for SALE.-A small Psrlor Organ viii
o selo e'sSR C'n be ct the Fscory No Ca1k a.,
JAMES BLAKE. .
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NOR SALE at RYE NECK-A COUNTRY

RESIDE .CI with fom three 10 four of pOnndi
ahe auis haded with forest trees aud the place
rs with oil kinds of frat and ornamental shrub
bery Il s ha mile the NewNeTk and New-favon Raul
rrad near Long Iae'd Sound. and S miles from New
York hlso new GOTHIC COTTAGE adjoining the above
Tor sale or 60 le Apply he Office OF r. HOE Co. Nos
70 end 81 Gold ~, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
N0g SALE, to LET or kNCHANGE-Nesr


DENCE. with 2tc actCs of choice ltrds sbVut ui'es
from Nsv-A@k er lR,ttsd-0 trains per dav. Dwelling
<fK6e yfa sSiees.on 2N Afo farm houscs aof market
no Fruits 81 vSreyc.ery 'iy dcscbf Price 23ecc
srerrs easy. ". }. DRt NnRFp & Co
Nc. O. Nas aust cor. Firc
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RANEN, BACON & Co., (successors To Racon

~ EavrDj Piano Forte Manufarturer. u.-.,o NJ ,s.
Gsudsi Brosdwsy, where fun ,srtnrs, Of Trstrn
ne'ts exclusively o' our msnuac,rro msy be fo1nd
Nsr'uted IL every resIcct 10y ~ ~
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= 1TU-ST ne,r 9th.ev.-For SALE or 10 LIZ E..

~ IN v,v ,e.so- able terms hreestory end base
mo-, gRICE HOUSE but BY days work IN tao best @aa
ner The Mani sttanyHie Stages fun "4l0in '"o s4' " '
n'uss' iDq''IUg 'IUgkMPTON 4 DRUMMoND No s. Canai-s-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
Tor SA1 .E--The superior three.slory English

IL Basement HOUSE, NO 2c2 WCst Sofh G. ishcd i ths
substantial foT The oSner as Il Chill
sss. fa-nas fxtpre and al mCdsrn Improve Az
f}y - the P-ulSeH % g NJ. = " ash'nsiof #.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17

CELECT BOARDING SCHOOL for BUYS
~ two miles north of Nidde;owp, CT
L. W. BECKWITH Principal
DARRNTOWN INSTITUTE. The Summer
Term commences May let. Circulars. with TerH.s,
References &C. be obtained at SHEPARDs Bookstore,
No l52 Fulton OF No PAS Broadway; o. n WILCOAS
Sclool Agency; by addressing a. NEWMAN. Prir ;paL
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17

~ selS eseNn s'one uuuSE Ne. 5' Aseuae D. fou,ius
eetw cen 9b Nh all loictu improve
nsetts-hnh "a best manner. Also ue 10 ~ irick HOUSE
Ne = S>s hrss honss from \. W cortcr Of sv a.d 5,.
bsjlf " best n,alltr Iegws rccoulmo3,f'ng ~
W. THOMSON, Ne Soa,ilss q. 10, o,c,o..N
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
JnsIruttior.

NOOPERST OWN SEMINAK1 and fI1MhIE
" COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.-Tho Spring Term opens
Ami 1876 FxrenFe Term OF II weeks including Board
anc Tuition in Higher English $Ji 3D. Th9 instruction u
every derament education is thorough In Ancient Ga
Modern Languages Painting, Music and We chal-
lopre comparison with any institution ia this county iot
address TLIUU PHINNEY, Pres. Of Trustees
t L. d. HAMMOND, Principal.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-17
EOR SALE-A fine FARM of 40 acres situate


GIouud, a. Cornnsvllc Choice kru Tcss on tho pae.
Free SSta Also beaari Plat OF Groura a, Tsryogn--
sitnt tores tue De- price se Ior further psy.
tsulsn eildy to JOHN J.. Dim. No N Water.s,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-11-06
III. Il. BROWN,

WTATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, MAR
w ket Street, two doors from the State Bank
Portsmouth. Ohio. Watches and clocks cleaned
and repaired carefully, and Warranted. Jewel
ry repaired, Hair Work executed, &c.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-11-06
Agnruttural.
Himis for the Season.

Pit no AEimdls il yOur Wheatfelds hi,
FGR,-The weather has been so dry and
cold thus far since wheat was sown, that its
growth has been very slender 1t will need
all the strength it can secure, TO make q
good growth, the rest of the Autumn, and to
be ready for spring growth after the winter
has passed. .......
2. BE careful about Fires.-A few days
since, we were riding on a railroad by night.
We passd through a forest on fire. 1t was
a magnificent sight, but it was a terrible
one too Large masses of valuable timber
was in blaze. Any one of many tall trees
might have fallen across the track, and per-
lied the lives of hundreds of persons. The
loss Of property and the risk to human life
it would not be easy to compute. We saw
tewmen trying to fight this fire. 1t was
like an infants lifting its hand against tor.
Nado. Again we say be careful about fires.
There has been no time since the great
drought of 1854, when everything was more
ready to take fire than now.
.. Fail Feed - rery scarce on account oj
the Cold and The DrOugh-Be sure and
bring your stock within the limits ofyour
fodder. Do not commence the winter,
trusting to an open or mild season to help
you through. TO avoid this, you may do
. some of the following things IL. Sell or
kill till you are sure that your supply of food
is sufficient for your stock. 9. Buy grain
or hay, TO meet the demand. g. Drive your
stock to districts where food is plenty. The
last course is the best, where your stock is
strong and you do not have to drive too far,
ifyou can get your animals kept by a faith
ful man.
a. A Word about Schools Have good
school at home-that is, in your own neigh
berhood,-for four or five months this win
ter. In Northern Ohio, we suggest that it
would be better, il you can. to have your
winter schools continue till about the first Of
April. Our reason for this is, that Spring
work does not fairly begin till after that time,
and November is better month for out-of-
door work than March For a five months
school. from the middle of November to the
middle of April, is as good time as any in
the year
A Word about ITiater Erenings.--Shall
the coming season oflong evenings be made
to tell on the interests of farming in your
neighborhood Are you going to get up
Farmers Club, to discuss the questions per-
tanning 10 your business! Will you lay
out, in company with your ncighbors, some
fifteen or twenty dollars in books and PAM
Thlets the best kinds, that will furnish all
the young people with needful information!
We think we hear you saying "Yes, all these
matters are under way, and we will report
progress to the Ohio Fdrmsr next Spring.
Very well that is just what we love to hear
The columns of the Farmcr are always at
the disposal Of your friends who are ready
to tell your readers what they are doing in
this great and good work.-OhiO Farmer.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-11-06

QUERIES TO AN 0CToGENARIAE. Did yol
ever know "plain cook" who has formed
"an attachment"
Did you ever know newspaper cores
pondent who Gid not commence his eifu
sion with, "Allow me, through your truly
VARIABLE journal"
Did you ever hear man return thanks or
a festive occasion, without his saying that he
was unacCustomed TO public speaking, oI
that this was "the proudest moment Of his
life?"
Did you ever see the umbrella again, which
you lent for "just ten minutesl'
Did you ever know dog that wasn't the
wonder Of his species, and altogether un.
matChable anywhere in civilized life?
Did you ever know any one get father in
to the "Wide, Wide World" than the "tea
and toast" scene, in the first chapter?
Did you ever see local newspaper with.
out lis terrific hail storm or shower oi
frogs?
Did you ever get beaten by a billiard play.
er without his telling you that if it hadn't
been for the ''aukes" and "run Of luck
which he had, you would have beaten him
easily?
Did you ever geta bottle Of anything but
good wine at public dinner?
Did you ever see a "History Of England
without either John signing Magua Charta'
or "AIlred in the Neatherd's Cot for front.
ispiece7
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-11-06
Farming Thoroughly.

The following extract from a letter oi
Gen. Washington to Arthur Young, oul
young farmers would do we'll to copy out in
full, fair hand, and put in a frame. 1t is
not the least of the lessons Of wisdom which
he left as a legacy to his countrymen
"The agriculture Of this country is indeed
low, and the primary cause oft is that in
stead Of improving little ground well, We
attempt too much, and do it too i'll. A half
q third, or even fourth of what we man
gle. well wrought and properly dressed
would produce more than the whole
Wllsuch Of our friends as think they have
no capital to improve with, ponder it we'll !
If it be true that one fourth, or one third, OF
one half, "ivsll.lVrought md properly dress.
ed" will produce more than the whole, then
the wisdom of applying the whole value, if
need be, of the remaining three-fOurths, or
two-thirds, or one-holf to the proper work
ing and dressing of the remainder is appa-
rent. Yet, nothing like such an expendi-
ture would be usually necessary.
In no pursuit is the wisdom ofdCng things
well so manifest TO the observer as in agri-
culture, and in none, perhaps, is it so neg
!ected. 1t seems marvellous that man
should eXpend ten or twenty, OF thirty thou
sand dollars in stock, and devote his lime
with the energi's Of his body and mind to
make it productive, and lose one half and
frequently all his profits, for the want of a
few inches more depth of soil, or few dol
lars wisely expended in manures, and yet
nothing is more common.
Talking Of deep ploughing, the friend of
whom we lately made mention, as having
by'digging down found another farm under
meath that which he bought, having caught
the infection of the politicians we suppose
is willing to make wager that two men OF
equal capacity as farmers shall take. one
fitty, and one one hundred of surface acre S,
and shall treat them in all respects alike,
using the same expense of manures, &C..
the only difference being that the one who
tllls fifty shall plow twelve inches deep and
the other but six, and that the one who cul-
tlvates fifty will, in two rotations of five or
six years each, make not more clear money,
but more crop than he with hundred. Who
will take him up!
Besides, the direct good of doing a thing
IN the best manner, the moral effect is not
70 be overlooked. He who ploughs his land
thoroughly, is on that account more apt to
have good fences and good stock .--Amsrican
Farmer,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-11-06
DOOKs, wALL-PAPER & STATION.

ID ERY.- just received, an assortment Of
Bibles, Hymn Books, School Books, Stationery,
&C.; also, large assortment of Wall Paper and
" BRATToNs
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-11-06
PURSELL GORDON,
W II. BROWN ( =. CO..

nEALERS IN BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS,
~ Carpet Sacks, &C., Next door TO Z. Kinney
& Co.'s Bank, Front Street, Portsmouth, Ohio,
have received an entirely new and very heavy
stock of the above named articles, and are pre-
pared TO accommodate customers at tho lowest
prices. Orders respectfully solicited. 8stf
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-11-06
CARPENTERS TOOLS.
Notions! NOtiOns!!

OUR stock of Notions for Jobbing is complete,
" in our Notion Room on the second story
We ask country merchants and others to call and
examine our price and assortment before purcha-
sing, as they will there find everything they want
such as Needles, Pins, Combs of all kinds,
Thimblos, Port Monies and Wallets, Buttons,
Necklaces Japanned Ware, and in fact everything
in the notion ine at prices full as low as they can
be obtained elsewhere.
may92 D. N. MURRAY g. co.