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ST. CLAIRSVILLE.
RE A u THIS.

RE A u THIS.
I HAVE Just received and will keep for
4 sale, all the follow ing named medicines, which
is warren,ed genuine.
Dr d. Jayne's, Family Medicines;
Dr. Iouden & Cos, do do
pr. Radwsy & Cos. do do
Dr. Rodgers syrup OF Liyervorth, Tar * Can ma
aqua; A
Dr. Hairs. Baisarn for the Lu1zs
DR.. ayers. Cherry Pectorei Pi's;
Dr. Biown's Es-. Of Iamsics Ginger:
Dr. Sellers. Cough Syrup, Pills Vermifuse;
DR.. Bakers Pain Panacea;
DR.. Guysotte's, Yellow Dock SarsapaTHl
Dr. Nead's, Family Medicines;
Dr. Slo.ne's. Family & Horse Medicines;
Dr. Smiths. Horse Medicines;
-nr. Merchants t-srsling Oil;
Dr. McLane's Pills & Eerniiuge.
Nr. Todd's, PILLS;
Dr. Halsey's. Forest Wine & Pills:
Dr. Berhsve's Holland biiters;
Dr. Locock's Pulmonc Waters;
Old DR.. Jacob Townsend's, SsrsapsrIHa;
Dr. stabIeT's Medicines;
nr. Tobias Venetian Lmimeni Ointment:
Dr. McAlister's. All Healing Ointment;
Dr. Osborn's, Golden DO
nr. Huut's' Linimeni;
Dr. Vicker's, Embrocstion.
AnofwhIch W i'll srll al the wholesale & heta
Prices. j. w. CoLLINS. pIuselst,
mali St. ClaIrsvile. Ohio.
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Will be Published June 10th.
THE EAILES OF FLORIDA.
BY JOSHUA II. GIDDISGS.
ILLUSTRATED WITH 8 FINE ENGRAVlEGS
One Volume, 12mO. 32O PIP.

This work will portray, with eminent ability. the
crimes committed by our Government against thu
Maroon who fed from South Carolina and Other
Slave States, teskng projection under Spanish
laws II Will also show the bad faith exercised 10
wards the Indians of Florida, and he found to pre-
sent true of the long fought FLORIDA
WAR
The ohlect Of the work is to operate upon the po-
IlicaI morality of the country. by calling forth the
Sys,pathes and moral feelings of the people; and ts
condemnation OF the tyranny Of the Executive and
lis suppor shou Id commend IL TO the auenton o
every American citizen.
The long and distinguished services, hI2h per
snnsl character. and known ability Of the writer
viii be asufhcient guarantee Of its merits:
The " ashington correspondent OF the New York
Evening Post, who examined some Of the advance
sheets, says:
II have examined it with pleasure and instruc-
tion. The work will prove a valuable history of
i'm mnortant events which Will undoubtedly be passed
by those who Claim TO be the historians OF the
country, either ir consequence OF the peculiar =
stitution' which il concerns, or because they have
the facilities for acquiring information on the
subject. To any other man than Mr.. GiddIncs. the
sunject of The Spanish Maroons or Seminole slave $
wouh bdcOme complex and remote Perhaps there
has zen subject which he has more thoroughly
investigated IN the course oil his public duties. nor
any that he Comrrehends more clearly than this
The hook W i'll Cuver vast uea OF important infor-
besides that OF Inch II Is the special object
of the author to treat. The character OF Osceola,
as delreatcd by the pen Of Mr.. GIddings, is grand
cont emplate. His parentage, marriage, romantic
life ano no Bile death, make up most thrilling aud
Instructive apter in :he work; and whIle The
whole is produ eed IN the usually earnest, clear and
style of the author. II Is also hsbutifeh Ith
a romance more charming than can be gathered from
the wor rid OF fiction"
GTASents Wanted in every County
in the United States.
FOLLETT, FOSTER g. CO.,
Publishers, Journal Buildings,
avon fnJITMnTS 0lTin
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STARTERS

Da9uerreotppzS aton, -
.ss sSer. 147, &erinstpnz nabe SpuarSz@traee. ~
Die eSlbene MtebaiGe, wel6e Der CUTE @efdntad austbetIt
plte 3ertentse nur traSen, Der fe eetptnnt. Der @ertnsR
mag praslsn unS %pObtt4un. golr ftSerea anfersn Sanbsn
ling, wena &c Mot S6ais ,~ufrte6en eefent fnb. gDtr BADEN
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Ft1A.fS
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-16

Republican friends angry, but must,
nevertheless, tell them that they fol.
low tho lead Of, and vote for, men who
hold to the doctrine of negro equali-
ty. Their record shows this fac: as
plainly as the English language can
speak it. 1t is a lamentable evidence
of the Generalization OF the toAite
race when it's destiny is placed in the
hands of men who are willing that it
shall have q n,WlatsO posterity! Equal
political privileges necessarily beget
equal social privileges, and the ANAL
gamation Of the white and black ra.
c6s arc sare when they are once placed
upon perfect equality.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-16

ted to make man meaner than any.
thing else.
To conclude, We publish below let
ters received from the Auditors Of
Jackson and Hooking counties rela-
tive to the amount paid publishers
therein for the proposed constitution
amendments.
AUDIToR's OFFICE, HoCKrHG Co..
Logan, Nov. 23, 1857. !
ia. WALDEN, Eso.:-SiE-Yours
of the Goth inst. came to hand too
late to answer by return mail. We
had to pay $4,000. In Fairfield co.
they paid the same amOunt-that is,
S162.O0 to each of the papers printed
in that county. The Auditor informed
me that was the price charged in the
counties around generally.
Yours, respectfully,
A. WHITE,
Auditor Hooking Co.
AUDIToR's OFFICE JACKSON Co., /
Nov. 81, 1857.
Dear Sir-Your note Of the Goth
has come TO hand. now hasten to
answer your enquiry respecting the
price paid the printer for publishing
the proposed Constitution amend
ments.
Paid Mathews & Drake-Jackson
Standard, $167.75.
JOHN STEPHENSON,
A. j. Co.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-16
More Light Wanted

John l.. Martin, the Republican
nominee forthe Bord OF fPublic W orks,
has been called to account for an al
legged dishonorable transaction, which,
if guilty of, should prevent any voter
casting II ballot for him. A commu-
nication from Middletown wants more
explanations on the subject. The
whole transaction is in the knowledge
of the Republican Engineer on the
Miami and Erie Canal, Mr.. John W.
Erwin. But he plays mum, though
repeatedly called on to tell what he
kaows, lie does not deny his knowl.
edge; but being a Republican, he
doubtlessly wants to save his party'S
candidate from the damning exposure.
Is that the part Of an honest man.
Mr.. Erwina Do You think it accor.
ding to Republican principles to hide
from the people a matter Of SO much
importance to theml II Mr.. Martin
is innocent, clear his skirts; if guilty
of dishonorable conduct, expose him.
Is not that duty you owe to the pub.
lie as well as your party? Or, may
be you are mixed up with it, and to
tell the truth may criminate yoalsslf!
How is it3-Cin, Eng.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-16
John Sherman.

"John Sherman, N. II. Van Vor-
hes and Others" are advertised to
speak at this place next Tuesday,
This Sherman signalized himself in
the Congressof 1861 by advocating
and voting for every measure for the
expenditure of money which passed
the House. The laws Of that Con-
gress entailed upon the present one
the duty Of a1propriating millions
o. dollars to pay off its debts. Sher-
man is now engaged in the delectabie
occupation Of slandering the present
Democratic Administration for pay.
ing the very debts which he helped to
contract. A speech which he made
last winter, charging the Democracy
with "extravagancc," was completely y
answered by Mr.. Letcher, Of Virgin.
ia. Yet, Sherman, no doubt, will
make the same speech here, and tell
the people about the extravaganza and
corruption of the Democrats. A more
consummate demagogue than this
John Sherman is not to be found in
the State.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-16
Wants us TO Exhibit
Him!

The gentleman who is celebrated
hereabouts for his "life like and Spir.
ltea" representations in the character
of the renowned "TooDLEs," is anx.
ions to give exhibitions in that char
acter all around the county, and he
proposes that we shall go along with
him and manage the show! There is
nothing like getting q good ready for
am undertaking Of that description,
and we propose, after we have given
the people sufficient information inre-
gard to the wonderful performances Of
"Teodles," and have fully reused up
q general curiosity to see him per-
form, to take him out, if he still desire
1t, upon certain conditions, which we
will make known hereafter.
We here observe, for the benefit o.
whom it may concern, that there are
other characters which "Toodles"
could play TO perfection. Hc would
"briag down the house," without
douE, as '"Harry Hammer" the auc-
tioneer-whose cant phrase of ''go.
ing-gOing!--eoNB!" 'TOodles' would
render in the most inimitable style
He would, also, astonish the natives
as "Tony Lumpkin, and other come
dy characters too numerous to men.
tion. We give in another part of this
paper a brief account OF his ability as
a moral character, which must suffice
for the present. Next week we may
say something of him as a Teiormer
in which character he performs some
very astonishing feats.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-16
FuT Iu0 DvIIIUVIHE'
To the Citizens of Vinton County,


The editor of the Journal, in his
last issue, charges me with retaining
in my possession $1O2 of jury fees for
a longer period than l had any right
to do, and calls upon me for an ex.
planation.
Now, had the editor Or his good
men" given themselves the trouble Of
ihvestig eating the matter properly,
they would not have needed any ex.
PLANTATION from me.
For the benefit of the citizens Of
Vinton county, will lay before them
a plain, honest statement Of the facts,
and then leave them to judge wheth.
er have caused the county to incur
any expense upon my account.
At the time the editor charges me
with having the $102 jury fees, was
quite ready to settle with the Treasu-
:er, and had in county orders then due
me, at least double the amount Of ju-
ry fees in my hands; but the treasury
having no money in it at that time
wherewith to pay the balance due me,
the matter was left until the 3rd Of Ju-
ly last, when l settled with the Treas
urer; and he being able to find but
500 certified to him as jury fees, ]
settled that amount, and received
from him the balance due me on my
orders. Some time afterwards the
Treasurer found the other certificate
Tor S36, which l then paid, thus set
tling all jury fees in my possession
1t will readily be seen, that whenever
| settled with the Treasurer, | was
entitled to draw out the amount npon
my county orders; and the operation
at any time, (so long as | held the or
ders,) would have been the same, both
to the treasury and myself, as taking
money out OF one breeches pocket and
putting it into the other.
The editor hows about the loss to
the county by orders being put on in
terest, where the balance OF interest
was in my favor, for while lowed the
county but $1O2, the county owed me
upwards of 5000; but l did not charge
the county with any interest upon my
orders, and Of coarse, just let the
county make off me at least the
amount that the editor wants to make
the people believe / caused the coun.
ty to lose.
lhope this plain statement Of facts
will be sufficient to convince NY
friends, and the citizens OF Vintor
county, that | am still worthy thoil
confidence and support; and should
the editor, the ''gOod men" he talks
about, or any other person, wish tc
examine into any other Of my Official
acts, let them come and examine the
different records Of the county, and
will be pleased to give them every
assistance in my power to aid them in
making any investi CATION, for | am
neither afraid nor ashamed Of any
honest statement OF them.
Twill further add, that in no case
have | unlawfully converted any mon
ey in my charge, as Sheriff, to my
private use. With my own money,
contend, ! have a pertectright to do a:
/ please. VIM. GOLD.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-16
Debate between Martin and Van
V0I]leS.

The candidates for Congress in this
District, have made arr angemcnts for
a discussion Oh the stump, which will
take place in the several counties du-
ring the last two weeks Of the cam
paign. Due notice will be given Of
the day on which the debate will take
place in this county, and We hope
there will be a general turn ont of the
people. 1t is to be regretted that Mr..
Van Vorhes would not consent to &C.
company Mr.. Martin over the entire
District, from the commencement to
the ending Of the campaign-speak
ing several times in each county--su
that the people could have had fair
opportunity to hear the debate.