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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-17
THESTATE OF OHIO, VlNToN co.
SALE VI REAL EsTATEIr CBpuR OF TIE
EEUBA1E COURT.

SALE VI REAL EsrATE1r cIplR OF TIE
FEOBA1E COukT.
Te1suS Ray. admr.oi Petition sell Lend
Moses Ray dfceeased, BY rue Jfun order
against OF sale
Celia Ray ct, al, will, upon the
premises in said Vinton CCuuiy. on Thurs
day the 18Th day OF Fetuary 4. u. l65G, be-
tween tie Hours Of 10 o'clock A. N. and
4 o'ticck / NJ. sell at A,bIic Nendue 10 tie
highest bidder The following real estate, sit.
uated in said county OF VnIon, Property Of
tsid Mtsts Ray ttoeoied, TO wit; Tie North
east quarter uI rhe Southwest Quarter of
Section Thinty I've, IN Township numler
Nine,ol Range number Nineteen in the Chill
licothe; Land District; contain ing Thirty.
Nine and N ineIy.eighI hnndiedths aces AL
so:-Fhe Wes Ia II OF tie South West omar.
ter OF Section Thirty y.fye, in Township mum.
Der Nlne,oi range nun.Lcr Nneleenin the
CLlilitolle land listri.tyconlaining Seven.
ty-uiue and Fily.siK DcidIedtrs acres. Also
The SO6t least quarter Of the South vest
pui Ter Of Section 1hiHy.ti,e,in Thunzbin
mnter uile Ul Ranbe numberNineteen-m
NhiIlloth@ Lahu DlstTlCt- con-
LilinIS Thirty-nne and Seventy
eight hund Itdths acIes-sUye and except so
much oil SAID last men toned tract us is laid
out aud plated as part Oi the Town OF Rs,s-
vie, Also. 1he following described Laud
situated i'll tie county vi jackson, D to
nlt- A part ol Tie North east ouarler ui
the Northwest quarter Ol section humber
Two, IN township number Eight of Rluee
numoer NneIeeh, being the s,lne land c,I,.
re!ed Dy IhomaS Ray nd Dlna h., his vii.
to deceaenI, August =, le5l, coutsiunIp
lweniy i've onu Fifty hundledlhs acres
save ond except all tia part uli Ui said trsrt
laid out and Piatted as part vi lhe town oI
Kay s'liie-zz iuated III Jackson county O.
nfca iiestate Is encumoereI by
tie @idoN Mr. tnd SUBJECT tutEe sane
Sni Is apprlisei al Two thousand dollars
d'sJ, Tue tti0 fih5 IOWA Lots, slIuaien
III liit cbIhlieS ol Walton dlIl Jackson. Ohm
ss laid Uul nunbeGeu and plated IN tle lovn
VI hd! Al!e uhencumDered w lower In
VII: Fr lhrte, appraised al three dol.
lars Nuip0er se'enteen, appraised at s5. 0U
nunberetgnteeh appraised atSiO, number
a"en'y-tnee, aPplaisSd al %, number twe,,.
y-iouf appraised al 5S, Nmnb,r Iwpnu.six.
appraised at 60, Numter TWest, seven. an.
Praised at 80, Numter Twenty .eIsnIaputaIs.
ed. al d, Number Seven appraised an s5
NuIhoefe'ch'. APPRAISED al -, nunlOer ni6S.
aPl'fdiSed also, number len appraised at 90
hunDei nlnetee nappIdIsed at siU.
iEhmES Of SALE,
one 'hi'd 'ol HE puicilasA money in hand
Oh 'in uay Vi sac, olle l}A. III one ,ear
ana lie ItnainIng third in ~ years with
interest 'ivm lie lSy day ol sale; Geieled
"a! Int Ills Lo be secuIed by mOrgase uuun
ihe p!tlnlses.
T1GUE RAY admir- of
MOSES RAY iced.
!an'y IL k56. ".
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-17
M. NC. 81. e.

This road is now completed 10 miles.
cast OF Hamden and tie cars run regu-
larry to Virton Furnace LanGing,a
miles East Of Macarthur where the
track crosses the Athens road. The
work is progressing rapidly, as it nee.
eSslrily must under the olIic ieht man.
agement aud perseverance OF the gentle
men who are now engaged on the work,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-17
$9,l5O!
IN GIFTS FOR TIE PEOPLE (!
THE HkMDEN GIFT SOCIETY,
4 nAMDEN, OHIO,

Announces to the citizens of South.
Eastern Ohio, the following splendid
Scheme for January, 1856, to be di,ttib.
uteI "a soon as ;he Tickets are all sold.
Read atttativsly this List of useful
aud valuable GIFTS, some one Of which,
every Purchaser or Holder Of Ticket
shall be entitled 10, to.wiu
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-17
Portsmouth Price Current.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
BUSkIRIk a. DAVIS.
" HOLESALE GR0CERS,
Nc. I. Buckeye Block

PoRTsMoI gTH, Jan. 3, 1856
Apples, Dried.' .,!7J I" Luaf...... Il
Blooms pr doz S2o5C Crushed. 10
Bacon Hams per lb, II Salt, Kanawha, bu. as
Shoulder " Il Teas, loose & in packs.
I" Sides Il Y. H., ID. 50a75
Beans, w. per bu. 800 4" lmrer'l, ,5Oa75
Candles, mould. ID Gunp'wdef IS
SAr.,.., q Tobacco MIX. cav. .25
Cotton Yarns.... ISL Va. cav. :. 20a3O
Cheese, w. 4. lb.e3ut Oil, Lard pr gal.,. 50
Collee, Rio. 5On, Linseed " 80. 100
Cloverseed,' 6O(l Oats pr, bu..".. 80
tlouf pi bbl.... S. 0U Peaches, Dried .. 200
Feathers pr lb.... 43 Potatoes, lrish.40@5O
Faxseed, pr bu. l,25 Suleatus ID. 80. 5G5I
Fish, Cod pr ID. 80. 3 Tallow pl lb..... II
Mackerel Sl2a2 Tar pr Dbl. ..'... $50
Lard pr Ib..". Ill Timothy Seed 3 co
Moasses n. o. gal, 4OI Wheat pr bu,...' 81
S, IL. 45 Whiskey, Common 81
G.S. so Mon hala, 81
Nails, 10 10 Sd Sls Rye, ...' GO
Sugar n. 0..... 7ae
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-17

.,-..-- ~ lCLUUL TEACHERS
TNHE BOARD OF School EXAMINERS OF Vim.
a ton county,will hold their regular meet
ings for the Examination of candidates, on
the First Saturday Of every month. at
tie School Room in Macarthur, commencing
at 10 o'clock a. m.
Ateyery examination, certificate of good
moral character, recently signed by at least
two responsible persons, will be required of
each candidate.
BY 0RnER OF THE BoARp.
Dec 6 SO ly OF. CUNNING. Sec'y.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-17
gov medIII's NIessngp,

We this week give our readers Gov.
Medills vslediclory message and next
week We will Gov. Chases Black Re.
publican Inaugural, all we ask is that
the people will compare these two
messages andthen Judge which OF them
advocates the true policy ol every Ohio
ian who loves his State ahd the Union.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-17

DIR, l.. BARBER, will visit our town
again in FEBRUARY, those sfflicted will
note this tact the has relieved number.
of persons. See card in another column.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-17
PriniIng Ofllces Ior SnIc.

We call attention to the card Of ].
D. Foster & Co. Cincinnati, o. in
this paper Mr.. FosrER keeps on
hand the best quality of presses aud the
creates, variety OF Type and Printing
meteriaIs in the West.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-17
List Of Letters

- EMAlNiNG in the Post Office at Me.
! 4 Arthur, D., Jan. lst 1856.
Brown James Magee Samuel
Brown "a Moren John Roin
Bebb D NJ Miller Peter
Barcrult VIM Martin Robert
Bennett Martha Msinart harrison
afEhRR Nm Mccarthy John
bWm IL Murphey Michel
Co''aes W l. Markham Stephen
Barber DR.. l. 0'Riley Ellen
Barber Ogbum George
Collins w A Pickering Francis
Caslees James Pindell Emley
Cramlet Anderson Price VIM
Chidisler Miss ( Philips Pierce
Cushing & Armes Rouse VIM
Davis Jabez Roush James
Dolan Simon F RundeIl SB
Ellis john Roach Thomas
Ellis Jemima Republican Pab.
Everett Henry fishers 2
Ewing Ruth NJ Rodgers Edward 2
Gould e Il Richardson Jas T
GIim tb"h'as ReSgon JSmes
Hurligan James Sheldon EW va
Hastings VIM Sims Simeon 2
Hastings VIM Showers Mis-. z 9
h't0' MiSs EA'"' ~s,mons LR
efne Shepherd Mis- NJ A
Hass lsnsc Srterz Luther
Hlll K y Smith Robert
Heddefman James Smith Isaac
l1annon Alex Savely Edward
Hale II Taylor Ardzetta
illXon Albert = Vannatta James r
Huder Ferdinand Vando,er G w
Hollonan David Wilson WB
Irish Il w Wilson B
Jones Adam WilsonJ B d W L
Johnston David Wilson Moses
Jones ii Z Walker David
Jones * Lloyd VOL! Burrick
moore Ell Welsh Timothy
Mills w Z Witbam Samuel 7
Persons calling for above Letters, viii
please state that they are Advertised
J. w. CALDWELL, P. NJ.
jan 3 '56l
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-17
School Books.

NccLFFEY's sERIEs ccH7LEe.
Fist. Second, Third Fourth
- and Fifth Readers. The Hemsas Yoasg
Ladies Readers.
Pineo's Primary Gammef,
Analytical e
English Teacher.
Rays Areihmstic. Parts F rst. Second Saa
Third, Rays Algebra. Parts Fist snl Second.
McGulIey's Electic Primers.
The Elementary Speller.
Webs;er's school Dictionary.
Mitchel's Primary Geography.
Mitchel's large school Geography, latest
leliIiOn.
Copy Books, States, Peuceis snd all kBb
Of Stationary for schools, for salett
BRATTONS.Ai
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-17
Afflicted Attention!

DR. L, BARBER'S appoint. sSsEEA
~ menl for January in Near. fFY
thur, is Monday the l4th, at which Esf9l
time lie can be found at his Rooms a
at the WESTERN HUTEL.
DR.. l.. Barber GevOtes his exclusive atten.
ton to tie Treatment Of Chrome Dis
ease such as Dyspepsia, Rheumuti8m, Ep.
iltp6y, Liuer COmpluint, Cancer, F8iula'
Disease Of The Eye, Skin, dc. He also gives
special attention TO tie treatment of Disease
OF the IhIoat and Lungs. and meets with ex-
cellent success in their cure. Idcc27 3w.
DANIEL FREENAN'S ESTATE.
N Office is hereby given, that MaI.ala
L freeman, ExeCutrix of the Will Of
Daniel freeman, late of the county of Vim
ton, deceased, has filed in the Probate Court
OF suid county, Ter accounts, und vouchers
for inspection md fua settlement; and that
tie same will he passed uPon by said Count
un The 18th day ui Jamuary a. Il. 1866.
Jsc27 Sw'I y Z HEWITT, Pro. Judge.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-17
MASONIC.

.sFXSS, neIia Lodge, Ne.
AAS)M 2O7, Of Free and Ac.
oepted Masons, holds
regularcommunlcslion al Macarthur, Vim
ton county. Ohio, every Saturday evening ON
or preceding each full moon.
L. A. BRArros, Secy.
Mineral Lodge, No. =, holds reg
nlor Conn oncation at HamdeD, Vinton CO.,
D., every Thursday evening on, or preceding
each full moon. d. ID. 7, HARD, Sec'y.
Orpban's Friend Lodge, U. D.,
holds . regular Communication at Wilkes.
vile, Vinton county. Ohio, every Saturday
evening on, or preceding each full moon.
II. I'll. BIsHOP, Sec'y.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-17
CHRONIC DISEASE.

nH. L.. Ban BEER would respectfully
~ announce 10 III Cltlzens OF VlnlUn Coun.
y, that he will be at his Rooms at the Wes-
tern House in Macarthur on Tuesday and
Wednesday, tie 18th and 2Uth Of FEBRUARY,
Nhi,h vii le is ast visit until May next.
1lose tfliti,d Nnh tie follow ing diseases
oud do well to call as lie treats tnrm with
success L!tpipsiu kelnatrm Liyer-Compl-
ailtslhbi dReGse ScECula Fislula Cancer
ul,eIs Files Lhtnic Dianhca &c. Particular
Stttnti, tntn 10 the tita lmtnt vi lseasc OF
the throat and lun T. BY Medicahdil.hsIa.
tiUns consultation the.
jan, Is, 1856 lw,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-17
CHANGE OF TIME.

ON and after Friday. lst of June, 1855.
~ Trains will run as follows, TO wit:
Train No. will leave Portsmouth al g
o'clock NJ. and arrive at, Jackson at 70
O'Clock NJ. Returning leave Jackson at u
o'clock P. NJ. and arrive ut Portsmouth at 3
O'Clock p. NJ.
Tram No. . leave jackson at a o'clock A
and arrive at Portsmouth at II O'Clock :
returning leave Portsmouth at "a ?. M
~, arrive ut Jackson al 6 o'clock P. NJ.
Trains stop ONLY for passengers at the fol~
lowing stations, to wit: Sciotoyille, Webster.
Washington and Gallia Stations, Portland.
CTos Roads aud Irwin Station.
J. w. WEBB, Superintendent.
! me Is. '55.-2c-tf.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-17
A rRINIEls TED.

A sober ard attentive Jour Printer
can frd permanent location in this
oflice bv applying Immediately.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-17
AGRlPPA TURNER'S ESTATE.

AGRlPPA TURNER'S ESTATE.
N Office is hereby given, that James /.
y Turner, Administrator Of thr Estate et
Agrppa Turner, late Of The county OF Wis
ton, deceased, has gled in the Probate Court
OF said county lis accounts, and vouchers for
inspection aud partial settlement aud thai
the SAME will be passed upon BY said Coun
ON Inc 18th OF Jsnrsry D. d. 1856.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-17
RlISIkESS lIREGIARY

FOX ROSINhSS SiEfSS touSfi. S,GuSfi"c ONO
B. p. AEWlT1. Judge o. Probate cOOr
WI. EDMlSToN. Clerk Com. Pleas cour
Z. A. BRATToN Prosecuting AuOruey
WM. TISSUE, Shelf.
JOSEPH MAGEE, Auditor.
Il. PAYNE, Treasurer.
JAMES MALONE, Recorder.
NELSON RICHMOND, Surveyor.
(VacuuI,) Coroner.
County Commissioners.
.C. D. GRAY, j. AlNNEY, & JNO. SWAIN
School Examiners,
D. T. CUNNING, &. w. ShOCKEY and
4. a. BRATTON.
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ROBERT 8. DIXON.
Died Feb 5, 1850
Aged "A years, 8 months and s days


Yhe I'D OF the coffin contained the IRE cap deceased
Doie on the dsy be injured trumpet and Other in
Hgpa Of The lire Department The de eased dressed
in the Iegaa Of the order of UAsd Americans OF winch
toay ne was member. Mayor Wood accompanied ny
the several heads Of Departments the Aldermen and
Rsv. Spencer l. Finney delivered an appropriate and
afesttrg address, after which prayer WAS offered up
and the closed The body then taken TO tie
and the procession moved in the following ORDER
ths bells solhng mournfslly mean ghile-
Order Of United Americans.
New York Fire De partment.
ae's and 10 Liadsr Go. uHAnsr Hook aS Mo- Ladder %
Relatives of the deceased, in carriages.
His Honor The Mayor.
Members OF The Common Council and Heads OF Departments
IN carriages.
The body taken to Greenwood Cemetery, by Of
WHITEHALL ferry, and there inferred With becoming
ncnies.
Accident on THE HARLEM RAnRoAD.-The freight train
ho New York 10 chatham, Thursday when Dover
Plains, of the track to BRIDGE which, breaking
1nder the weGht let the engine down distance thirty
tet into the water. Tho ngSeer Lewis Elder, Is Sc
verey injured and the fireman Giles Oapron, slightly.
1hs bridge being demolished trains pass until an
cher il constructed.
WOMAS'a HOSPITAL Anniversary The anniversary Of
Ms association will be held at Clinton Hail. ut half past
O'Clock this evening". Some OF most respect
BIZ citizens will be present, including 1t is hoped, Drs
Mott and Bond who will LEND the aid Of their advocacy
~ this charity.
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Married.
On Wednesday evening February 9, at the Church Of
the Epiphany by tee Rev Lott jones', WM Lows Jr 70
MIRA BAssETT daughter Of the late George Basset al
Of thus city.
A. Emar uel church, November q, 1855, by the Rev.
Mr. Leonard, MAoEILus KERrsoN to Mrs. HkLES NJ Sac
GARD, both Of this city
On thursday, February 7, by the Rev VIM. Norris
pastor Of st. Philips church, Mr.. WM Henry GARRISON,
of Norfolk Va to Miss MARY ELIZABETH BAsrES, of this
city.
On Thursday evening, January "a, by the Rev James
l. Shock Mr. JAMES A. DAY, OF this cty 70 Miss MARY H.
daughter Of Capt ain n Hoey, of Brooklyn, l. l.
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The New York Weekly Herald.

NEWS FROM EUROPE, MEXICO, ETC.-CO NGRES5IONAL
AND LEGIsLATIvE PROCEEDINGS, ETC., ETC.
TAs WEEKLY HERALD will be published at II o'clock this
msYnng. It's contents will embrace from Europe
McKee, Cuba, South America, &C. Editorials Congressional
and Legislative Proceedings; Financial Commercial, ReE
eus theatrical and Political Intelligence Latest News by
Telegraph CO. together with variety Of Local and Msoeis
!tems Single copies in wrappers, ready for mailing
san DO had ct The counter Price sixpence.
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large Size Ambrotypes for 80 cents, In-
Gliding fire esseJuBs he celebrated anasro and dague-
nhins his customers with this late and beautiful discovery a.
ne above low prices. JUDE, IS Bowery.
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% Cent Daguerreotypes were I'm Extra De-
nand yesterday $40 pictures Went OFT adjoining the good
oAs OF the Jolly visers the establishment Pho
also admiration and paronizng Rooms 2s9
Broadway.
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COlburn & Nash.-Pianos and MelOdeons for
ssh let bo pew and old lower than any other house
r. lot from s. 10 30 per noah. For sale from SIS "a $780,
COLBUEN & NASH, agents, as Broadway.
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AAson's Largo eiZo HaguerreOfyPes fbf SO
9n aOored. and In wce the size Of others taken
~ 10 cent?, and equal 70 those made eaewhere FOR 81
ANSoNS. $50 broadway. opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
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Marsh Co., by the Industrial Exhibition OF oil Nations FIR
their patent radical cure truss Also Fair Of The
American Institute awarded the FIRST premium to this trnas Il,
1854 References to s acknowledgements Valentine
Mott Willard Parker and John NJ Cerpochan An
st of names OF mercantile and other gentlemen cured nv bs
truss may be seen at MARSH CO.'S, No. az Maiden lana
New York and Marsh Cories Co.'s No West Fourth
fincinna,L Ohio. Open from A. N. until 0 r. NJ Wv
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no souTnERNERs, DRINKERS Of CONGRESS WA

no sOUTHERNERS, DRINKERS OF CONGRESS VIA
ter.-We reliably informed that mineral aters uu
ast ne nae saTatoga water anc salts under the name
W the Southern and Southwestern States where
Ing these articles desire and think they purchasing
gress water &C. whereas at araoga there Of A
kinds from Congress down TO ditch water aud the articles
posed In this manner on the puzzle mostly artificial
pounds entirely worthless and often dangerous
trey different from that of the genuine Congress
qusntly producing gripping pains vertigo &c, sometimes
gestive powera aud destroy the of the
bowels often rendering mild Of dyspepsia uabe-
the effect being wse different from that produced by
line cafharics dissolved in ordinary waerwhile Congress
however dsbated the may be- being as wen a
curative The Congress spring ash wen known the spring
uon Of Saratoga yet some have confounded the OF Ne
spring with that Of The place, thus afordng the opportunity
strength Of the repn alton obtained by Congress Spring In
long series Of years Thsinury thus inflicted upon pubic
and finding either effect or injurious effects use
they IN future refuse tho genuine Congress water supposng
hat hey have already tried it. not sufficient guarantees
oft genuneness that Is In bottles boxes bearing our
names be old bottles and boxes greedy bought up b.
sountereers Tor the purpose OF nng them with their ve
less article and selling as Congress Saratoga water buy
and he certain that the cork branded as the cork OF
every bowl q nuine Congress water viz Congress VS.
gero'is counterfeit As to the compounds called Saratoga pow
ders Saratoga salts &C. they only vueies but iau
nous-no possessing The virtues of the common seiu
water ari6cay have the authority 81 The celebrated chem
s sir Humphrey Dayy follows -"It Impossible TO re-
N.Y. he effects Of which be the came az the natural wats
On writing will send you PRICES zea and pack
and BY ordering from direct encsg DRAFT for The
q the world We reherate caution, to buy me genne
wasr only OF lelabe persons and to examine tbs
WHITE Congress spring Saratoga springs ana
No. IL Thames street, New York city
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balsam he most remedy the worst CAGES these
and a Diseases arising from great impuy Of the blood II
cured Mr Jonn hclary No. o6 avenue ID, Of milan
matory rheumatism asthma, bronchitis aud kidney complaint
er ne mad neen confined to his house most Of years and
bis NE aespAred or IL cured lady In the family of r. W.
Gillsy ksq of the Bower Dry Goods Store No. 1861 OF
terrible ease OF acroiuous liberation of years. standing
after the case had been treated and in despair by
some oil our most eminent physicians. Principal office ZIG
Grand street, seventy five cents per bottle drug
slsts and by Mrs. Hayes, ITS Fulton street. Brooklyn
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Wlntxy Winds make ChapPed Hands
Use Drumnonds AmAndine; The best article Of the kind
lore The public slDRUMh0HD, Apohecasy 3U Broadway
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Daguerreotypes,-f these Bsnutl-
III and fatierng miniatures, cross The ferry TO 9 Fulton
street. BROOKLYN,
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POLITICAL.

T I'VE OAK CLUB NO; IL. Of THE TWENTIETH
IL wardA meeting Of this club will be held this evening
February 1865, at o'clock at their head quarters No.
4Os Eighth avenue Members will please attend BY or.
A. H. DAVIES President
J. Y. Mcyy. Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

A AaaicAN LADIES, ASSOCIATION FOR THE BENE.
essss a. OF m
iocs ssnds 70. N. @ make 70 hs public brief
"s nsSs "a on ss
cy ns FOR ss ss
cur society q be known Dur pg that Tune received IN do
health from that time have r no: @sssf saiss
amour. hey
The following amounts have been paid to mel
During he residue OF August 81 IS
IN septeMper' ~ ~
In In s9
In Decerhsr az Sa2 ~
ss . is d q
ture books provisions sewing materials &c. &C. since
Organization up TO the l January as our expenditures have
May 1866. sasl 90 septsmDer....... 80 g
July :..:::." i 8 Sovsmbsr.....:.:.. is %
Making Total Of miscellaneous expenditures. In ;.
At The time was arrested had on hand. belonging
ps 70 the society," cash balance Of - 10 90
The above account, Tor Instance wv '''e
Table Table expenses for sicsuals, 10
stage fare and dinner for society agents III
Expenses sH 1o s0 WASHING m mao Us
thus making sapeneass s9s 81 What
The foregoing statements from book. which contains
all our and Which shows thai have ever re-
ss u Per dy which ia the M and whs
counted for cannot know.
OF expenditures been for house rent 90
Repsirit the house. fitting the upper story for lodging
rooms, 40: g. ~
The whole number OF orphan girls whom received
and aided has been twenty eight At the time Of my
we had eighteen and have now fourteen We had daed our
house to accommodate fifty, and would have done so il
we had had the means Our plan to receive girl when
destitute and out OF employment, and afford her home
nni she obtained employ meat and then Il she continued
ceiyed sss and we have given IN board and clothing $3.50 81
and 80 out OF door assistance This ia plau BRIEF out truth
fu statement OF transactions Our book the full
est examination, and have solicited the Mayor many
respectable citizens iDepec establishment aud
fer themselves Of our fidelity and honesty myself the
mother OF young girls and know well what is for such be
Without home or protection or employment in this city To
the aid OF the charitable That aid unless
are worthy Of H. aud 10 prove our worhness IL that make
this explanation and enea The closest scrutiny into AL
oper atoms. MIRA. L. A. LINCOLN, President.
Nkw YORK, Feb l. 1856
EXECUTIVE CoMMITTEE.-Mrs c. Nesupe, Mrs. G. Curtis,
Mrs. L. HYDE Miss 7. Curtis, Miss Il. Lincoln.
NEW YORK, Feb. ], 1856
certify that have examined the and books of the
above mentioned society," and satisfied that the foregoing
j. W. EDWARDS. 2s3 Fifth avenue
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INSTRUCT TON,

G. . For A COURSE OF MERCANTILE AND EPJsro
y larry writing, including stationery Apply immeds,.iv
81 the academies 362 Broadway and 81 Fulton street Brook
lyn Private instruction given OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH
From the Home 5ournail
In every profession there recognized leading man-one
whose pre- emne Ia decided that call N auea
ton. Among those who teach the art OF writing Oliver
Goldsmith is just that ndpua5y pre- eminent person and
recognized head OF the profession. ~ -
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yeNef 70 know that pulmonary consumption be perma
roaneny cur ed many by the wild cherry prepara
yaon Of Dr. WsTAR-ths ssch cures have been effected Is
beyond DOUBT
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THE NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN ICE COMPANY
having secured stock OF ice Of quality superior
put up by any other company this winter invite Independent
drivers and shippers 70 call them their Office Isl
Broadway and make their contracts ensuing season
GEO. r. SHERWOOD, President