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WINDOW GLASS. &c.

WINDOW GLASS, &c.
0nn BONES FRENCH WINDOW GLASS,
ZUU Of large sizes assorted New buildings
furnished upon favorable terms. Orders taken
and filled at short notice for French or British
plate GLASS 3.l6 Of an inch thick, OF all sizes
required. from 66 inches wide by 90 inches long.
similar 70 the one in Vim. Arnold'S new store.
Also. Superior FRENCH LOOKING GLASS
PLATES. 3-l6 of an inch thick. OF any width
and length, 10 suit in dwellings OF any repaired
dimensions. Call and examine samples.
9mo24 R. II. MILLER. son co.
YJ,O FARMERS, GARDENERS, Ac.-rhe IN
dersiyned having received the Agency Tor
TASKER 4 CLARk'S CELEBRATED FERIi-
LIZERS, respectfully invite the attention "i me
Agricultural community to the following articles
now offered for sale:
PHOSPHATE FERTILIZER
GROUND BONE
Do Do SUPER
MEAT and BONE COMPOST
Do Do Do FINE.
Circulars containing a description Of the above
Fertilizers, sent free Of charge, by application I"
ALBERT W. GRAY CO.. Agents.
aug u \. r. cor. hing y "a'er-s's.
TUST ARRIVED, by schr. Bolivar, RED AMP
81 WHITE ASH COAL, which will be sold at
lowest prices from vessel. Please send in your
ordsrs At once. oct 1UI U. W. BARKER.
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OPENING OF FALL AND WINTER BON
" NETS.-LEWIS BAAR will open this day.
tWr,lnc.day October lJth.J fine assortment oi
VELVET. SILK. and STRAW HONNEIs. ALsn.
on haud splendid .tock II BONNET w L.
RIAL. RIBBONS. French and American ~"
ERS. RICHES. great variety. invite l,ur-
cha,rrs Ia call ard examine the stock. oct -
ltEGOND ARRlEAL-EEliN & lpihH
- have Just received from New "rE. per steam
er Mouat Vernon. = larg. addition I" their i"r'n'r
stock ut DRY GOODS, comprising some h"'th''s
in lrcS, Goods. Cioaks. Mamtitia>. &c. together
with general assortment Of staple AMI iai''S
goods. I" which they respectfully iu'i" t.c alien
tirn "i purchasers. "ci l>-dl"@t"-"
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T. :. W. have brought the Patent Right Tor the
City and County of Alexandria, OF Machine Tor
saving fclur. and ali kinds OF circular work, aud
are prepared 10 fcll"es III The best manner;
also. 10 sell shoprights. Call and see for your
selves aug 2-d%m X. ]. d. II.
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ROBERT II. NASH,
MARBLE WDRhER,
". $, &"h Fvir,or street. "pp"'''e me i"''
Prcsbyrerian CmTch.
NJONUMENTS. T0MBS, liEADSTONES,
Nl TABLE, COUNTER and WASHSTAND
SLABS. SILLS. and LlNTELS. ON hand. aud
mad. 10 order al moderate prices.
re- Orders from the country promptly attended
70 aug 27-d3m
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OYSTER DISHES, on STANDS; Chahps
~ Dishes: Coffee Irns and Biggins; The Old
Dominion Coffee Pot Britania Castors, Lamps,
Ladies', Pitchers, Cups, Coffee and Tea Pots, for
sale by JOHN OGDEN,
oct i Dealer in Housekeeping Articles.
DEESE'S MANIPULATED DGUAN0.-KNOX
IL 4 BRO. sole agents in Alexandria, have oa
hand a -uppy Il this we'll known fertilizer.
ssp o-2m
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FIRST SPRING STOGKI
AZ Extremely low Prices, now Opening AL
ISAAC FRAC q RESs&


low Prices, now Opening nj
ISAAC aPRA @ EEs&.
EI-IAV1NG just returned from New York with well
IL lected and cheap stocko Dry and Fancy Goods
would request the public purchasing
elsewhere My stock of Dress Goods will be
sst of the latest styles and guarantee that my prices
lower than those any other house. would call parc-
ular attention to Figured Brtllinnts, richly
1S1c Mt only Plaid Ducals 25c ut Light
cold Ohinzes worth 25c 15c, goods pro.
Niusllns and Irish LnenI will sell Muslin
l2e at 10c5 and Irish Linen worth 45c. Bonnets
comprising The latest styles, and which being purchased
dsrect from the Twill sell cheaper
before 100 cs Bonnet Ribbons; 1U Ruches; Flowers
thing a1pertaining to the Millinery line and which
branch call attention the Trade and will
be offered Mt the lowest figures.
EMBRoIDERIES-If you wish to find the largest, best
and cheapest stock give cell promise to sell
Collars sets OF Sleeves and Collars Bands Inserting and
EdEngs at less figures than any other establishment.
quo Kid Gloves at only SOC, worth $l sun pr Mtts
lc worth 2Sc 200 Linen lin kercheEs at
s2 100 do worth 26 emsten iIandkerchiefs
at SSc, worth 6G5 SO do at Soc worth IS superior
az worth 81 1910 white Brtiants at 126c, worth
SS 100 PuI do at worth 25c; we'll any other
Nansooks, both plain plaid striped
proportionatey low. 5N00 Dollars worth Piece Goods
suitable for Merchant Tailoring Trade, which am
confident have the largest stock Wheeling, will sold
to the Trade at less than any other House Wheeling
can sell them at; and all examination am
yourselves. ISAAC iPRAGER
MafD
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: Z
BY A. j. II. DuGASNE.
On the crowded quays OF. Genoa
Walk'd a discontinued man
Gazing forth, upon the ocean,
Far rs straining eye could scan;
Fixed and pallid was his forehead,
And his arms were tightly lock'd
Over the heart that in his bosom
Like asurging billow rock'd.
Gazedhe forth, upon the ocean,
Through the clouds of4mistYlnigh CHIT
Gazed he forth when dancing sunshine
ROBBED thu. sea in golden light;
And .his.lips would lnuttersstra
And his forehead weave frown,
Whilst he hugg'd his heart more tightly,
As 'twere hard to keep it down.
Gathered the people oft around him
Jeering men and laughing maids,
Mocking scorn and freezing pity
Nodding chins and wagginS heads,
And the gray boards cried, Good Jesm
'Tis a sight should make US sad!
This poor has gone demented
Poor Columbus, sure, is mad"
Like the mailman Of old story,
Stands another Genoese now
Fixing on the Futures ocean
Earnest eye and pallid brow;
Throbs his heart with ardent longings;
Bnthe uttereth not his thought;
For the might Of his conceptions
Inthe Future must be wrought.
Like Columbus, looks he outward,
Through the gloomy clonds ofnight,
To. a world of glorious beauty
Shining inzupon his sight
Heeds he not the jibes aud mocking-
Heeds he not the words of scorn!
For the act is in the Future
Though the thought be newly born.
Garibaldi! mount thine ocean!
Grasp the helm, and sway the bark!
Onward! o! thou Genoese sailor!
Freedom is thy glorious mark!
Golden lands gave old Columbus
Tozthe grasping kings of Spain;
Thou mayst wln-thY country's birthright-
Freedom for Italia gain!
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F'a c ztttY..

Elk" LOsIER,
Principal-Lectureron the Science Accounts 1ssst
Business Cast0Inas
j. N. PHILLG Sls,
Professor of the Theory and PrAttic-E n BIOL
CouIuerclaI Calculations.
H. u.EDA VI vs.
Associate Professor az Hook -Ksea1s
H. C. JOHN tsS.
Professor Cuisines sand Ornamental toE2igt.a.
9 n. LLL4 GM 5, E*0.
Lecturer on Mercantile t.aSr
REY.E. Y EATES REESE. ID Ds'z
lecturer on Commercial Genes.
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Hon. Jno. P Kennedy, Hon. Joshua Kaa u. sls
Hon. Thomas Swana. NEa. H, heiEi'eI =. :s5l''
Jacob Trust, Esq, wfiara Fs1Aoe: i iSSy,Ty
The College Is provided with Gopeersisi s.e.s''
Standard Works, expressly for the use Of
Each Student hasa desk to himself, ana ~
structed. s..,.,,s..se.
ter at any time. IN -
Thetime usually required to-coaplets the ialisszz
from s to 9 weeks.
DTpEoNAis ayFsrledto ali Graduates. ..z..Ez.
Alarge and Beautifully 0rnatAeied CIV 4
upwards six SQUARE FEETl Representing tns me- NJ,
Interior View fthe College, varions CHI
penlDanship, &C.. sent by N al free 9f esIFgs'
with catalogue giving full particuars Ae L., "a
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@ $500 worth OF the above GIFTS will be mpartally dis
among the Purchasers with every $1,000 worth OF
BOOKS sold All Books sold at Publishers lowest prices
direct from the Publishers, and large quantities. BOOKS
to suit every taste be on his CaaIogue
prices whchwond be reimbursement even without the
Sgstem which offers so many additional advantages.
bEthe most pOpula authors, living and dead In
at astonishing low prices.
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OUR REMEDIES BY MAIT.

Look the list, make up a case of what Hind Won
and enscss the amount il current
the be duly returned by or free
ofcharge 5E sS9' . &c
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.RH.H 19E. B Il .ER
GOI'GzliBUIg a M Gli.PLBAi.L,DI.

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By a. J: Il. DuGASNE.
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nh2I

SHEET MUSIC.
Thelhrgest stock of sheet muslc musical works
In the Western country. - 80 ~
~ Music sent any address, postage free. IA
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THE PENNSYLVANIA -.
CEN n Al Il Al L#R5O AID.

9 80 ss g :
The Capacity ths Road equal to the Country
THREE THROUGH
p "a S. Sc NJ g. E,#R 9lrTlER. n. s.
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Full 90 large walls morocco case nd IN
Full set 20 large walls in plain & 90
Case of 10 numbered boxes and book. NJ
Case of any 6 numbered boxes and book,. n m
Single numbered boxes with direction H....5 Ok
Single ettered boxes, with dire ctfons, 5tl
Large plantation physicians case, o. Is On
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lie has the above in all styles bIndng plain cloth
to the finest calf AMI antique suit all classes OF purca
ers lie sells these as che other house in the
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r. SlsRO Or q II.O u
Ba.ltimo-re a1l1d ONO s.Rail, Road.

50
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In connection wIththe above, keep everygkInd Of
sleailnstrnnents and musical merehandse generaIIN
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AN now prepared regui or re bronze chandc
&e which have Income tarniSheh and warrant
give subsection orno clnree. RerereneeEC D. HnS
oata, nank OF wheeling. dee16-9ndl j. ST. DILLON
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Plsnos, Meodeo6g, and every kind Of musicalinstr
ments tuned and repaired.
All goods warranted at this estabIishp,ent nov6
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-21
The EsIack-EIavyk Morgan
YOUNG VERMONT.
MIS- FINE MORGA n q

.VNHIS FINE MORGANM
A Horse can now beseen at tho sta .sls-,es'
be Of the undersigned In Macarthur. VI u
Young Morgan was sired by Vermont 2d, own
cd by e. p. Derrick of West Albany, VI; dam
by fine bred mare of mixed English and French
blood that could trot her mile iuside of three
minutes. Vermont I'd Tas a trotting horse and
often made hismile in 2:4O.
DEscEIPTIoN.- Young Vcrmmtis rs black rs
crow six years old on the 9Th of Juno 10
hands high; weighs i30Opounds and can 90 in a
trot, or sngle-fooled rack, a mile ia 81 minutes
ami has not been trained any. lie Is well pro-
portoned and one of the most elegant moving
horses that can be produced.n
His good qualities are certified to, and lie is
declared the best horse" that wasever in their
country. by the following named persons:
IT. THRAsnER, w. FLEMING,
CAPT.J. Il. THOMAS, A. MAGRUDER,
DR. WEST, W. BERRY,
DIR. BrsEn. WM. CnAyEY,
II. b Derrick, . j. j. WRIGHT,
j. G. KELLER, DR.J. Il. SMITn.
Gov. TEAGARDEN. Cor. OAKLEY.
DIR. a, p. HANCuER eerti6es that the above
testimonial pedigree was given him when he
bought Young Vermont, and that it is true as
he will prove 70 any who may dispute it. -a..
~ EDMUND d. WOLF.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-21
Lands for Rent.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned,
IN Trustees of the School AMI Ministerial Lands
in original surveyed Township No. 10, of Range
l6, In the Ohio Company's Purchase, will, on the
2Sd dayof May, 1859, ,atJ. j. Allison's store in
Prattsville receive proposals for the lease Of the
following described lands for the term ofseven
years fron and after the first day of AprM 1859:
F1RsT.-The East half of the South. East quar-
ter of Section 20, Township 10, of Range 16-
Ministerial Lands.
SEooED.-The North half Of the South-West
quarter, and forty acres of the South side Of the
North. West quarter of Section i6, Township No.
10, of Range No. .6--S School Lands.
THIRD.-The North half of the North West
quarter, and forty acres off the North 81 e of the
South half of the same quarter of Section 15,
Township No.l0 of Range No. ls-s school Lands.
.ELt.T NORRIS ALBAUGH.
orsu Erwin E. D0WD,
49, +rs. TH0S. SHARP ,ir
April 81, ls59.-4w, Trustees. 3
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-21

The BRITISH AND AMERICAN FLEETS
IN CENTRAL AMERIcA.-The San Ju-
an del Norte Central American cor
respondent Of the New York Herald
states that Greytown is as much an
English place aS London or Liverpool.
The government is entirely in the
hands of the British protectorate,
which, despite all our remonstrances,
yet extends over one hundred and fit.
ty miles of territory in the vicinity Of
Greytown. 1t is evident, from the
force which the English keep there,
that they regard the acquisition as
important, and that they have no idea
of abandoning it. They have at
Greytown three frst.class war steam.
ers of one hundred and thiry.nine
guns, carrying one thousand seven
hundred and twenty-five men. The
expense Of the fleet is six thousand
dollars a day. To watch and oppose
this fleet the United States have
three vessels, with sixty-six guns and
hundred and twenty-five meh.-
Great Britain, for years, has been
talking of abandoning this snam Mos,
quito protectorate; but the abandon.
ment has only been, as yet, IN dipio-
matte notes and conversations. Eng
land is not in the habit of relipquish
ing possessions upon which her grasp
has been once fixed.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-21


TnE EXPENSES OF THE PARAGUAY
ExPEDrrroN.--The Paraguay expedi.
ton, which has terminated so success.
fully for the Government, in obliging
the Dictator LOPEZ to indemnify
American merchants for the property
which he had wrongiully taken from
them, and TO give satisfaction for the
outrage committed upon the Ameri-
can steamer Water Witch, cost but
an inconsiderable sum. The Wash,
in9ton Constitution says it will not
cost the Government a dollar beyond
the ordinary expenditure Of the De-
pavtment, except for the purchase Of
seven l9w-pYiced steamers, much re.
quired by the navy, at cost of two
hundred anl eighty-nine thousand
dollars, which has been sanctioned by
Congress. The Opposition papers
have been charging that its expense
were not less than eight Or ten mil
ions of dollars. These claims against
Paraguay originated under the Ad-
minstration of Mr.. FILLMORE, but
neither his nor General P1LRoE's Ad.
ministration took any vigorous stepe
in the premises. The President has
reason to congratulate himself up
on the complete success Of the expedi-
tion and its inconsiderable expense.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-21
YOUNG POST BOY.
THIS FAMOUS SADDLEMA

q fLliO a 4h OOO OA DDLIsSEe=rn,
H and Harness Horse can be seen az 0fnEe
the stable of the undersigned inMcArthnr.
Young PgstBoy is a beautiful. dark bay, with
black legs, name and tail; l6. hands and three
inches high, with good proportion of bone aad
muscle; yearseld thisSprlne; natural PAGER.
uniting speed with case to the rider, and has
paced his mile in three minutes. lIo was sired
by the imported Post Boy dam by tho Rlaok
Indian; grand dam by the eelebrated Cockspur.
descending from the best saddle horsos In old
Kentucky. His size, form and gaits will recon.
mend him anywhere to all lovers Of good horses.
Theexcellence of his colts Is attested to hv The
following named gentlemen, of Harrison Co.
KY: l.. NJ. MocKBEB, WM. SAUNDERS, Jous
WALToN,E JAS. CAHNY, CHAs. II. FRRscH., JON,
NEAL, JosEPg MoDowELL and N. w. BGKET.-
Hiscolts in this neighborh6od show for them.
sci ves. Farmers and breeders Of stock are invi
ted to call.
March 8, S,lssg,-sf ~ tE
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-21
G8e Mt9rt5nr 9tmatrat.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Subscribers TO Newspapers.


We epublish the followingfor the benefit Of sub
scribers to newspapers:
/. Subscribers who do not give notice to the
contrary, are considered as wishing to continue
-eir subscription.
3. If the subscribers order the discontinuauoc
Of their papers, the publisher may continue to
send them until ali arrearages are paid.
8. If subscribers refuse or neglect to take their
periodicals. from the Office 10 which they arc di-
rected they are held responsible until thoy have
settled the bill and ordered them discontinued.
= If subscribers remove to other places with
ont informing the publishers, and the papers are
sent TO the former direction, they arc held re-
sponsible.
5. The courts have decided thatrefusing to take
papers from the Office, or removing and leaving
them uncalled for, is Prima fdcie evidence Of in
territorial fraud.
Postmasters who notify publisher that his pa
per is not taken from the office, are required "a
give the reason why they are not taken out.-Se.
Post Office Instructions and Lars.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-21
s. & III. ". IL. R.

Portsmouth, o.
April ., 1859.
ME Stockholders of the SciOto and Hooking
i Valley Railroad will hold their annual meet
ing inthe Court House in Portsmouth Ohio, on
Wednesday, Hay l 9th 1859 Second Wednesday,
for the purpose Of eeetiug nine directors to serve
the ensuing year A full attendance is urgently
requested, as matters of Importance in reference
to the future controlof the road will be presented
as decree for the sale of the road has been OBJ
tanned, which must beanswered by the 25th of
May. By order ofBoard of Directors. ..t... =.
j. w. COLLINS, Secy.
April 9, 2,'59-wtd. $500
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-21
Notice to Taxpaycrs.

NOTICE is hereby given that the books are
~ now in my hands, and am ready to receive
the balance Of taxes for the year 1888, due June
90, 1853. Taxpayers will provide themselves
with funds on the Ohio specie paying Banks, or
with specie. . HENRY REYNOLDS,
Treasurers Office, Vintou Cod Treasurer.
Macarthur, April 7, 1850.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-21
THuRsDAY, April "A, 1859,

PETERsONs' CHEAP EDITION OF WA
VERIFY NovELs.-We havo this day
received ROB Roy, by Sir Walter Scott,
being the third volume Of I. b. Pc
torson & Brothers new and cheap
weekly issue of tie Waverly Novels,
by Sir Walter Scott. Giving truth.
full delineations of people, character
and manners-ever upholding the
cause of religion, morality and virtue,
they should be welcome at every fire
side where these precepts are taught.
The great barrier, heretofore, to the
introduction of these works, has been
the high price at which they have
been held, but this Objection is being
now overcome, by the publication Of
these works of Scott in such a form
and at such q low price as to bring
them within the means Of all persons
whatever. To Messrs. T. b. PETER.
SON & BRoTHuRs, of Philadelphia,
more than all other publishers are we
indebted for this new feature in
American literature. The works OF
CHAs. DICKENS, CHAs. LEVER, Mrs.
SoUTHwoRTH, and many other popular
writer's, have been issued from their
press in a cheap form, and their last
enterprise is in giving to the public,
the works of WALTER SCOTT, com
plete and unabridged, at the very low
price of 25 cents for each work, Or
the whole series for Five Dollars
The edition embraces the whole of
the authors works, and will be con-
tained in 26 volumes, one Of which
will be issued on each succeeding Sat
urday, until complete. A full set will
be Forwarded, free ef Postage, BY
Mail, to any part oftbe United States,
to any one, by the publishers, on send
ing remittance Of five dollars to them
for the twenty-six volumes. AT this
low price, all persons should possess
themselves of q sett, and we would
take this occasion to advise all Of our
readers to make a remittance Of Five
Dollars at once, per first mail, to I.
B. Peterson & Brothers, Philadelphia,
for the entire sett, who will send them
complete to any one, free Of postage,
on receipt of that sum.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-21
CHOICE e,
FRUIT TREES & SNRUBBERY S52S
At the Columbus Nursery.

PESlDES TIE USUAL AS.
~ sortmont Of Apple and Peach Trees, ouI
stoc Of CnoIcE FRuITs is now the largest and
best ever grown or for sale in Ohio, including
Standard and Dwarf Pears, and years grated
and fines, varieties; Cherries on the Idhaleb stock
with low heads adapted to the Southwestern
climate; Plums, Aprcots Nectarines, Ounces,
etc. Also, Usage Orange [hedgel plants at low
price, by the thousand.
SMALL FRUITs.-Grape Vines, including the
new, hardy, varieties, as Delaware, Rebecca,
Concord, Diana, Marion, &C.; Currants, Goose
berries and Raspberries, Of the best new and old
varieties; Lawton or New Rochelle Blackberry;
Strawberries of Forty or more approved varieties
Also, Rhubarb and Asparagus roots,
The ORNAIENTAL DEPARTMENT embraces the
finest assortment OF Evergreen and other trees
and shrubs including all the bost hardy kindsi
also, Rosesin great variety, double Dahlias and
other Towering plants, Verbenas, &C., &c.
~ Il DeSefiPtire Catalogue, with hints on
planting and culture, is sent gratis to all appli-
cants on receipt of address and postage stamp
Articles will be securely packed, and Forwarded
by express, railroad or canal, as may be desired,
NJ. b. BATEHAM d. co.
Columbus, o., Feb. "a, ls59.-n2s-9m
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-21
rlCILBlSI PICTURES! PICTURES!
Right at Macarthur is tho place to get
your Picturest
MR.. i, {, uITT

uAs just come to town and wishes.N az
II come and SEQ hssFina Arr Pictures. He /, {
taking pictures in the latest atty le aud st the low
est prices ever taken in this country. He has all
kinds of Frames and Cases, frem 65 cent? IN
four dollars. You viii find his Gallery Al tbs..
residence Of 7. A. Martin. on Market street ~
the sign Of tho Flag CALL SOONii >, Ss''''l--'F
A. B.-Careful instructions given to every era !,
"'SHips 70 ie"rn 'ne ART Feb. 81
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-21
YOUNG HENRY.

TuIS FINE HORSE Willis
u stand the ensuing season in Near NC1
thur at the Steam Mill. Seven dollar, GAzG
will he charged 20 insure living colts--the mon
ey due when the colt is foaled, or when the mare
Is parted with, Only six dollars will be CHAR
ged to iusuToa mare with foal.
This splendid blooded horse, inst brought
from Kentucky, is lG hands and three inches
high; q fine dark bay, and weighs $50 pounds.
lie is a horse Of fine action aud style, and has
the best set Of limbs Of any stallion in Vinton
County. G.. b. boutwell,.
PEDIoREE.-YoungI Henry will DO years old
this Spring. lie was sired by old Sir Henry he
by old Foraseli. Young Itonry's dam was n
fine Marc from Ohio, pedigree unknown. lie
was raised in Harrison County, Ky, and has
been owned and stood by Thomas Walden ever
since lie was three years old. lie has produced
as good and fine colts as any horse in said conn
ty, us we, the undersigned testify.
RoBERT CLIFFORD, THOMAS WALDEs,
WM. PEERISs, Benz. CONRAD,
WM. BERRY, JoHN SHAUHAN.
The Jack Buena Vista will stand at the same
stable. March lO'--tf
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-21

OFOur friend who sent us that
communication from Hamden forgot
to forward his shame. lie could not
expect us topublish anything concern
ing a matter abont which we are ig-
norant upon the statements Of a per-
son who withholds his name.