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ECEward d. Grant, formerly Of Norfolk Va. :,
was murdered recently in Texas
III monument is to be erected In hatcher
Miss, In honor of Gen. Quitman.
III -Four suicides occurred last week, In Gin.
einnati. " A
~ The yellow fever has made its appearance
In Galveston, Texas.
II Pike Peak gold dust Is said to be worth
S3l per ounce.
IL A Brilliant Meteor passed over Newbury-
port on Tuesday evening.
% Three readings In the city of Cork netted
Charles Dickens 81 100.
IL Thirteen fires in New York city last week
caused an aggregate loss of Sac, 900.
% Five hundred obscene picture. for steyeo
scopes were recently seized by the New York DO
IL Gen. Pasz is about to leave New York
CITY 10 try his fortunes again the President of
Venezuela. VI
III At a concert recently given in Hungary,
nVe pianos were made to play together one and
the same air, by means of electric wires
OThere are In the United States d O1o per
sons who make their living wholly or partially
by the sale Of medicine
Mrs Mary Randall, wife of Governor Ran
dall, OF Wisconsin, died at W ankesba on the l2t
Instant, OF consumption.
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FALL ARRANGEMENTS.
THREE THROUGH TRAINS ARE NOW
FROM k we HPifNIaT 'S'0 81 ksu9%fa,
LIST. MAIL TRAIN start, at 5 S5 and 745 a. m
breakfast at The Relay House. washington June,
=; TTE SS ', AND AND, ST; LOUIS
al $50 p. M, reaching Cincinnati at 2. M next day
and connecting directly with FIX press Train for Lou
Kansas, 4 c. Tine, from Washington TO Cincinnati
4 + hfIi Ky
NORTHWESTERN EXPRESS leaves daiy
texcept Saturday and Sunday, at4 " p. connect
ing al Warrington junction or Baltimore. leaving
TO view the Gran nj Mountain Scenery ofthe Road
IN daytgh take the 535 and 745 q. III or AS p.
For Parksrsburg and all Stations on the North
western Virgins Road take the SO .. m. Train For
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks to all guar
tiers. sad every other possible facility will be found
WAY PASSENGERS for the Main Stem of tho
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will leave Washing
Piedmont take the SIS or 7.45 a. IN. trains.
For eli ststlOns between Piedmont and w heeing
take the ~ p M Tram; To connect with the Fred
WASHINGTON Il BALTIMORE TRAINS,
Leave Washington for Baltimore et 5S5 and 7a5
a. NJ, and $50 AID . p. III. On Sunday at 50 p M
only.
Leave Baltimore at 81 and 80 g. m. and $50 and
) 81 p m. On sunday at 81 a. M. only.
The TAB and rs ira ms only III stop at way sta
tons and for Annapolis connections.
Tle7 IS a H. and $50 p. m. are the chief connect
Ing trains for the west, and the $50 745 and $50
p. M. trans for the east.
and Ohio Railroad Ticket ot1iee, Washing tom.
au 10 II. n. PARSONS, Agent.
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n THE GREAT WONDER
OF THE NINETEENTH. CENTURY.
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

Says the St. Louis Mo- Democrat: Below we
publish letter To DIR. Wood, OF this city, from
gentleman IN Maine, which speaks gowingly of the
superior merIts OF his hslr tonic such evidence
most have It's ed ect, when coming from = reliable
source. Ii certificates IA arahtses of truth, the
Dr. needs no encOmiums, nor useless pufery from
the press:
Barn. Maine January -, less.
PnoTKssoR o. J. Woop Co.:-Gentemen Hsvinf my q
tolton called few months since bensheIa
effects OF Hsir Restorative induced to make r
picaton OF II hsir which bAcahe cutie
Probably third WHITE my whskers were OF sam,
Character s. me three mouths procured .
your hair Restorative, aud used 1 found 10 WAS
proving what had wished. used Il about twics
have slnce procured another bottle which
some can certify the wcrlf gray white
hair has totally disappeared both my hcai
my hair has resumed its natural COLOR believe
soft and glossy than IL has besE before
am now sixty years old good vile the age nfty
two, has used VI with eject
The above notice your able dt.
covery am assured that whoever will rightly per
urectone, viii not have occasion stale
menis am citizen Of tbs city aud resident here for The
last rfecn Sud hearty every Que he
snd sdJsSeut towns Any may make the above
WIN my name attached, Is your 20 pro
serve TIE besut es Of nature In ell myse
am truly yours, A. O. RAYMOND.
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WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.


PROFESSOR Woeb-Desr Sir Having had 10
lose The 1e pos ton of hair the
FEVER In New Orleans in 1888 Ind trial
OF your preparation, and found answer as She very
thing neeeei My hsr is now thick glossy and no
words Can express obiig You giving 70 the
Ainlcted such treasure FINLEY JOHNSON.
The under signed Rev X. Brs minister IN r. gu ar
standing and pastor of the Orthodox Church
Mass He 10 gentleman OF great influence
beloved. wN nyER
BRooEFIELD. January IL lisa.
PROFESSOR WooD-Desr Sir Having made trial your
har hest stve, gives pleasure say effect
mss oeen excellent IN removing Inflammation
constant tendency to itching which have been
t"nted from my CHILDHOOD; end hair
which was coming gray to Its original color Ihavs used
DO cther article with anything like the pleasure
profit Yours truly y II BRaa0
The Restorative 10 put up I'm bottles offs s,zss.
VIZ: Large, medium, and small the small holds y
a pint, and retaIls Tor s per bottle the medium
holds at least twenty per cent more in proportion
than the small retais for 81 per bottles the large
retaIls for SIS.
u. I: WOOD & CO., Proprietors sl2 Broadway
New York, Tin the great N. T. Wire Rallins Estab
hshment, and III Market st.. At. Louis, Mo.
r. And sold by al good Druggists and ancy Goods
Do0lcIs. au 7-am
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EVENING STAR.
SURNAMES.


Msn'9 ,s were surnamed fom their shsps or e.
~ you ali may from history wormItD
Iheie was Lewis the Bulky and Henry the & reat
John Lakeland and Peter the Hermit
ou' S.m.. snen the door-pste. Of misters and
Are read, each 20 constantly varies .... .-.-
rom me owners trads. figure. and calIins. sur
Seem given By the rule of consraris..
MI Boz, though provoked, never doubles his Est.
M WI pI sums ms IN ms crate has no fuel.
NJ fssJialr went catch me at hazard or Whist,
,I toward was winged in o duel. ..
M WISE l,s Ounce. Mr.. King is = wing. ,..
And iSes H. qEnss ss SSsey dSns Il
"hlls dIlvIIE fat Mrs. Goilghtly.
Mrs: Dr,nkSstsr's apt to indulge in dram.
Mrs. Angels an absolute fnry,
And meek Mr.. Lyon let fierce Mr.. Lamb
.TEeak hls nose IN the lobby of Druy. r.
conds6 ns dseSs g 60 than the stout
ossr PSoT MT d.,Ss . Gonhnsd with the govt.
hiss Joy. wretohed maid. when abe CHOSE Mr..
st no Sa9 PSo oSn but sorrow await her.;
Tbat fonSsst nf T ,.. as true as dove,
MI %, Oidcsstle dgelis rs = modern built hut,
OF All the .ns. 81 1. mhd caps the arche.t;
oid Mr. \ ounghusbaDds the starehest
MI; Child IN passion, knock ed down MIR. Rock,
N, MI stone stone like an aspen-leaf shivers.
stock.
Ever SINCE she became Mrs Rivers.
MI. SVlft hobbies OBx ard. OF o knows how
he moves as though cords had sntwined hirA
MI Metcaife run OF, upon meeting q COW,
With pale Mr.. rurnb1l behind him.
Nj; Bakers as mute as fish in the sea,
MI. Miles never moves on alourney,
Mr.. GOtobed sits up till hal f-sfter three -.s.
MIR. Makepesce was bred attorney
Dir. Gardener can't tell flower from a roof
MI w ilde with tImidIty draws back,
MI Ryder performs all his journeys on foot.
MT. r oote al his journeys on horse back
MI, Penny. whose father was rolling in wealth,
Kicked down ell the fortune his dad won
Large Mr. lie Fever's the picture of health
, Mr. 6oodenough IL but a bad one
DIT; Crulkshank slept into three thous sand year
BY showing his leg to an heiress-
Now hope you'll acknowledge I've made il quite
clear " So
surnames ever 90 by oontraries.
IAlbnny Journal.
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CEANSTEAMERS' SAILING DAY;
PRoH THE UNITED STATES.
- DUPONT's q.
)O 81 II " q W ID T. r 81

o. DUPONT'S o.
cC w ID r. sO.)
w. ALBERT KING. GEoRGKr0wx ID. C for
years past the sole gent IN the Distinct OF COlum-
bia Tor Messrs. Dupont d Co., OF Wilmington Del.
swaTs keeps constantly hand q large stOck of all
the uiuerent grades OF POWDER manufactured
81 them, embracing, IN part
Blasting and Mining Powder. in oS and IN In kag,
cannon and VI usket dot u. y. Govern
g.. meht Rro0i,l III % and 80 Id. kegs
DuckIns Powder, IN g. III, and u In tess
DO. DO IL anu y Id. canistsrs
DlahlOlu Urain 10 Ia Id canlsters
Eagle KING 90. In S. and l21a Id. zegs
do. DO. In and "a 10. ca nlsters
r, FFF, DO. ms and "a ID. canlsters
- do. do. In n ID. TASKS and can: sters
'mkl-a hlno Co.. IN ID. canlsters
and packages.
All OF the above will be sold at manufacturer,
prices and delivered free of charge TO any part Of
Chs District.
The character of Dupont's Powder has been so
Wen and favorably known for q half century, that
praise. ' -
IL We take pleasure ct all times In showing
others. " 'P'''s"0" oiiu
IL Once No. IS High street, Immediately ad
I0.s -Hc aim bridge. seS-tf
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~ sTATh HE Io,iIafhNA IN THE

~ uisuanoe % iaS, u - hereby declared that
tice OF postponement, dated May 27th, fs5s AT the
to wit: " 1'1i'"'''
AT the land office at MONROE. commencing On
Monday the nth day OF September next, for the
IN the following townships and parts OF Townships
NOriA Of tks base lims a1d east of the p-ine,pal
meridian.
sections st and s. the N z = and the N y ofNw
Sad the \ Of sw ore r , sSs OF 81 a.
sections :, 4.s, 9, TO- Y, Ia 49, 20 u "a s. 81 So So
ourive aud SECTIONS "a. 20 81 81 And ~ Of o -,
snip twenty; and township twenty one, of range
Sections 2, 8. 10, L. L. IS, a. - "a 2s % 81
y "a, and S, VI township nineteen; sections ! 10 81
wfnty; ard townships twenty lone, twenty two,
and twenty three, Of rsnge nine.
r. 81 and 81 of township ninet n; sections 10 r.
inousIve aud sections 81 81 IS, and Sc, Of township
and twenty three, of range ten. WV
,Iownsh ps twenty. twenty zone, and twent, two.
AZ the land Office at MONROE, commencing on
Monday the 9TH 81 September ext. for the dis-
sections. within the uuderEeutioned townships
which remain TO the limited States. within miles
9n eaoh AIDE OF The VIcksburg, shreveport. and
Texas railroad" subject. az required by inv 10
minimum Of two dollars and ffty DENTS per acre
North Of fhs base iins and san Of the pri1eipa!
nsridisH
Townships II and rs of ranree
townships 10. Ia. and 10. OF ranges O. 10 N and 70
townships IS. 10, aud IL, of ranges IS and Ia
Townships ID and 10. OF rangel5
The offering of the above lands will be COMMANDED
on the days appointed, and will pro cerd IN the order
IN winch thoy are advertised, until the whole shall
hsye been offered, and the sales thus closed Lut no
sale shAil be Kept open longer than two weeks and
no private entry Of of the lands will be admitted
until siter the expiration Of the two weeks
Lands appropriated by law for the uss of schoois
the sales. "N'A
, Given under my hand st the CITY Of washington,
this siAteenth day OF Iu Ahuo DOmni one thopl
sand eight hundred and tiny eight.
By order Of the President:
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Ofhce.
NOTICE TO PERCEPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled to the night OF pTe-emptton
TO any oil the lands within the townships and paTls
oftownshIps above enumerated s required 10 esfah-
Ish the same To the of the req ser snd
receiver of the proper land Office, aad saaks pay
Mtnt hsrstor as soon as practicable GJfsr see
tag fhss nofiee. and before the day appointed for
the commencement Of the public sale OF the lands
embracing the tract GAINED; otherwise such CLAIM
viii be forfeited
THOMAS A. HENDRICKs
Nv lS-lawlSw
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fhOS. a. ~ HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Of5cs

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled To the rag INT OF pre- emptIon
To any OF the lands within the townships and parts OF
townships abnve enumerated REG uIred Ia stalI sh
Tie same To the satisfaction of the reg ster and re-
ceiver OF the proper land Office. and make Payne
fHtfttOTs as SOON as practicable after sseins
Hoftoe, and before the day appointed for the oom-
menoement of the pubic sale of the lands emlrsc-
ing the tract claimed otherwise such claim will lie
forfeited. THOS A.HENDRIsKs
commissioner of the General Land Office
" 91-lawISu -~
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MEDICAL. LAW, SCIENTIFIC AND MIA
Nl CELLANEOUS BOOKS S
Oh every KIND, upplied in Washington city Nv
TAYLOR l. MAURY
- i""est prices thai they can be purchased for
p.L.- m In the United States.
SoOAs'''e' rem. avenue, near sth street. ss2
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I AWP Iss ssA IN PLhlTs, CUR Is, BALI
q lsse street spd 70. sys. hS ~ 80"
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ID l. II u VI An SY II u p
't Or, PROTECTED
Solution Of Protoxtde of Iron Com biued.

ID T. r WI AN sYR U p /,
| Il ~ Or, PROTECTED
Solution Of Protoxidc of Iron Combined,
Having ruSoe.si.y passed as the ordeal to which
an established medcins. Its
Efficacy in Curing
Dyspepsia. AfsetionS of the Liver, Dropsy,
Neuralgia, Bronchitis and COnSurnp tion Ten
L denotes, Disordersd State of the Blood. B oils,
Scurry, The Prostrdting Effects of Lead or
Mercury, General Debility, and all Diseases
| rhich require a Tome aud After attire Medicine,
Is beyond question.
The Proofs of It's efficacy numerous. so well
| character. that sufferers cannot :. PIA
reasonably hesitate To receive the ~ - IN
p'" The Peruvian sYRUPESfEofME g
does not profess to be a Cure-ali,5
hut its range is extensive. bscauseS &AgSS
are ls- Intimately 1s;ated. and procead is5f
ing from one cause, may be cured
the Syrup provides a cure. precisely that which
has so often batied the highest order of medical
skill. The facts tangible the witnesses acces
sible and the safety and efficacy of the Syrup inoon
trovertIble. Those who may wish for opinion
of the Syrup cannot fail he satisfied with the fol-
lowing among numerous testimonials In the hands
men well Known IN the community, and of the
highest respectablIty
o.ED.Ihe UNDERSIGNED having experienced the beneficial
mend i: to the attention OF the public.
oth-rs whose intelligence Integrity altogether
unqu. sonabe have doubt Of its efcacy
Inc pisnt Diseases Of the Lungs aud Bronchial
Dyspepsia Liver Complaint DrCPs, Neuralgia Iudeei
its effects would be incredible high
of those who Them and
their testimony as We do to its orative
Rev JOHN PIERPOSr, THOMAS C.
THOMAS A. DExTkR, PETER HARVEY.
8. II. KENDALL N. ID. O. DUNN
SANUEL
we'll known that the medicinal effect Of Prooxde Of
Iron e lost by brief exposure
main ain solution of PrOoxde Of IrOn tn
oxidation, has been deemed impossible. Peruvian
Syrup this desirable point attaus by
and this may rep the
protO carbOnstos ctrstss and tartraes Mssris
Medica. A. A. BAYEs ID
Asssyer to the State of Massaclus sets
1G Boylston street. Boston.
For sale by Druggists generally. Price for large
bottles, So; medium sized bottles, 81.
". l.. CLARK Il CO. ProprietOrs, Boston.
For sale IN Washing ton by ". ID. Gilman special
Agent; NaIrn Palmer, john Schwartzs. f.. NJ.
Smith, V. Hsrbaugh, n. II. McPherson, F. =.
Walsh, Joseph Bury, Jas. II. Stone, J. =. LOvejoy,
DR.. ID. x. Clarke, ID. Ridgely; and in Georgetown
10y X. j. CIsse and i'll. kiGwell. Sc "a -Gm
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ApiES, TUCK and all sorts of COM Bs A.
IBBS' Hair Store, near lSth stra.t Sn5 Is - -
sslss ~ "-dAv SU;'Isrds Uo,. o"e' ana a. MS
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R4E !I an, At AZ :s:s::. OIL stsss
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Mr.. J. TohAs. Sir: The pair of Srsolacss ,ou
,arlshe5 me yesterday are lfIiloqlArJ satisfactory
and am the owner OF eight nine pairs, carefully
seestsd ~ dlnafent places sud ifrnm opticians
Irsndins in France Ensand, and the United Slater.
have bcen $50 isssed with your remar and d.
pose Of preAervhs aud improving thu sight.
Respectfully yours. CHS, CALDWELL,
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0Acs Second Story, three doors ffsn
ODD FKLLows' HALL.
SPo0tacl0s and lAesee sulted to ovoTy sight
Opera, Reading, and Watoamaker's@
6asses; Telescopes, Microscopes NV
rreat variety; CosnorsUlIc StereOsoopes With Eaw
of superior and ohoice pot res on hand Fee sdys,
Nsemelt Ia National slligeaosr.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-03-25

ITO James Morrison, of the State of Illinois,
i and Percy j. Morrison, place of residence
unknown, Cir living, notice is hereby given. that
Mary Runnells and her husband, Allen Runnells,
Eliza Pollock and her husband, Alexander Pol
lock, and Samuel Arthurs, on the 9th day Of
February, A. d. 1858, ilad in the Probate Court
within and for the County of yinton and State
of Ohio, their amended petition against them,
Lemuel S. Payne, Executor of last will Of Isaac
Morrison, deceased ana others, heirs atlaw of Per-
cy Morrison, the object and prayer of which petit
tion is to obtain an order and decree that said ex
ecutOr pay to the heirs of Percy Morrison the
sum of 1854 80, being the amount found due said
Percy Morrison from said executor, upon settle
ment of his accounts in said Court, under the 9TH
item of the will of said Isaac Morrison, deceased
for tho alleged reason that said Percy Morrison
has been absent from the country and not heard
from for more than seven years last past, and also
that the share which the said Percy j. Morrison
would be entitled of said sum of 1854 ,92, as heir
at law of said Percy Morrison, iflivng, be equal
ly divided among the six surviving heirs of Per-
cy Morrison, for the alleged reason thatsai Per-
cy j. Morrison has been absent from the country
and unheard Of for more than seven years last
past. Said petition also sets out an assignment
from Joseph Morrison, as heir Of Percy Morrison
of his interest in said fund in the hands of said
Executor to Alexander Pollock, and that said
James Morrison has made Q like assignment Ia
Samuel Arthurs (which petition will be for
hearing in said Probate Court on the 18th day Of
April, A. D. 1858. E. F. BINGHAM,
ATTORNEY ToR PETITIoHLRs.
March 4, 1873,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-03-25

UTHE Howard ASSOCIATION, ol
Philadelphia, has renewed its notice
in our advertising columns for another
year. We have reason to believe thai
this institution is of a substantial and
honorable character, as our business
transactions with the managers have
alway? shown them to be prompt and
just. We wish them much success n
their very laudable and BENEVOLENT
enterprise.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-03-25
Court of Common Pleas.

This Court set Monday, March
22d, 1853. Members OF the Ban
present from a distance:
VIM. 7. McClintick, NJ. L. Clark,
A. Yaple, Ch:llicothe.
II. S. Bundy, r, G. Hoffman, j.
Vanmeter, Jackson G. II.
]. NJ. Dana. John Welch, H. Viii,
son, L. L. Smith, L. Jewett, S. S.
Knowles, Athens.
II. r. Saunders, L. Ii. Culver, Lo.
gan,
Several cases we've disposed ofor
the calling OF the docket, being cases
about which there was no litigation
The case OF Teters against Beck was
submitted to the Jury on Monday
evening. This was an action brough,
to recover the value of some hogs
which the plaintiff tfavers escaped from
lot purchased by him of the defend
ant, and that the defendant converted
them to his own use. The Jury, af'
ter an absence of a few minutes, re
turned a verdict Of $22 for the plain
tiff. Mr.. Bingham for plaintiff;
Clark & Plylvy and Yaple for defen
dant.
On Tuesday mo ruing the Cour
took up the case of Adam Becl
against Stephens and Tcters. Til
was an action brought to recover bal
ance OF purchase money on hogs sol(
by plaintiff to defendant; amour
claimed, fifteen dollars. The Jqry
returned verdict for.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-03-25

SABBATH SCHOOL CoNvENTroN.-
A convention Of ministers and 9th.
ers of the M. E. Church, was held in
this place, last week, for the purpose
Of organizing Sabbath School Asso-
citation for the Jackson District. The
result of their deliberations will be
found in another column. No doubt
the new arrangement will be produc.
tive of good.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-03-25
Dissolution of Copartnership.

NOTICE is hereby given that the co-partnor-
~ ship heretofore existing between the under
signed in the printing and publishing business
has been dissolved by mutual consent. All busi-
ness appurtaining to the Macarthur Democrat
office will be settled by A. Pearce, who has pur-
chased Of J. 7. Spence all hsinterest in said Office.
together with its books, accounts, &C., and who
will pay all its debts. The business ii tho Iron
Valley Express Office, in Jackson, win be settled
by John p Spence, who has purchased Of A,
Pearoo oil his interest In that office, and who will
pay all ITS debts contracted by the late Arm.
A. PEARCE,
J. 7, SPENCE.
Morob 10 tcEo
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-03-25
March 10, 1858.
ssNEOneY PIenty!D

TH0SE knowing themselves indebted to the
i late firm OF SHADES & REYNOLDS, or to
F. SHADES, are hereby notified that unless
they come forward and make immediate payment
their notes and accounts will be left for collection.
We need money to pay our debts and we MUST
HAVE iT. We have accommodated you-trusted
you for goods when you had not the money, have
waited patiently a long time with some Of you,
and would wait longer if possible, but we cannot.
WE MUST HAVE THE MONEY NOW or part
at least. This is meant for All!
March 10, ls58.-3w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-03-25

STAT1oNERY.--Messrs. McBeth &
Gibson are determined to test the vir-
tues Of manufactured rags, lamp
black and oil, " when properly used
for advertising purposes. They have
for sale the very best quality of fouls
cap, letter and note paper, steel pens
and pen-hclders, pencils and envelops,
for liberal specimens of all which
they will accept our thanks. They
ought to be able to sell cheap, and We
presume they do. Give them call