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ITO MERCHANTS AND OTHER BUSINESS MEN.
OHIO COLLECTION.
General olce. Canton. Ohio
The rsigned completed efficient system Of collect
ing al counties OF Ohio by perJualy engaging
The D. Of encept reliable responshe
attorneys IN said counties and especially the cities OF Gin
cinns Columbus cleveland, Dayton Portsmouth,, Chico
the zapesviie st<ubenvie, Hewark Tim Toledo &c 40
therefore tenders to Eastern merchants aud other business
biz services for the ooeon or securing Of claims which
he viii receive their agent and such place them IN tbs
hAndsof the as above selected all
the colec Of said claims himself charging more than
binary collecting fees, except In htlgated cases
Address LOUIS sea AEFER,
Attorney at law,
Canton, Stark county, Ohio.
Testimonials by the Supreme Court
obtained from the honor able Judges of the Supreme
Ohio their hest testimonials Of "eriDcy reah
reepec Of the professional gepemeu 10 the DIFF
Of the State selected BY for the collection Of
claims L. BCHA EFER,
REFERKNCHS.
NEW YORK.
Mesgrs Buler Cecil ar awson. Messrs Swift Seaman.
Ru hnnore, Cone Co. Haleied stiles 4 Co.
Col. Thos r. Webb OF the National Hotel.
IN PHILADELPHIA
Who support the above enterprise
Nes@s. Ludwig, Bneeder 4 Co. Mcfarland Tstnaa&C'
kaiquei Moore Go. Yard gilmore Go.
Bum Rsiquel Co. Morris I, aallowel Co.
John T. Was Co. John II Brown 10.
Mesur. Auspach. Reed Co.
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mAPsoOrr6 LINZ or LIVERPOOL PACKETS
Packet I'D Aprt ~ " o'e.aos--Ihe sptsndd neg Asd
~ sboye For II cabin second css sad "
apply bsra pier "a Eas nver % W rArcOoff oo %
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MXYsoorrs LINZ or LIvrRPcoI PACxErs-:
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soui6 greet
a UsTR ALA PIoNEER INE-RsT RLIsHEO 1852
a CARRYING rHs UNITED ST AIsh MAILa
Gihbs Ooumanaer raedly loading piss .oi
y be desP:icesd Tor sescarps arsc GA .sr she a.:
.sc n, siTs' Sa.'s =. GO Ssso Fer sss =. o;s
SIGH. b1k advances made q ossisnmsa
OoDs.snets in Australia, liinsss. Brss. 10.
EIss1 CLIPPER TO SAIL
SAN PsAsCIsco.
1As s1ssa soxIs s. srs., S.,s~ sAs
having mos. Ct hss b..Id IN I.ss,s ssx< for
The B. r. Hoxie ths 6sea and shaspest ohppr
up. SUTTON CO., u ssss :,:es
CUrT0k CO.'S DESPATCH LINE
- SAN rsSSkoIsoe,
r. o1 ~ Fsf oi ssA e sd;sts'i ss ~;
The fAVor'e w Si1 o.ss cn''~ 'he
r receiving her cargo at piev No g $50 over,
anu WV % D'p voyse. !" San Fr.sci.oo 90
he run aa o ss @ e
famous passage from OAleutta 70 New York In Is days
Isf small capacaty.
SUTTON 4 CO. IS south street., corr g. Of wall
fyOLKNANs OALIFORKIA LINE FOR SAN FRAN
cisco--Ssiug regularly observation-disclosures NJ sstu
day, April 80 the ext eme clipper ship CHERUBrA Tnos
D. skinner Commanded rapidly loading At pier 10 s
OF Wall street Tbs superb Baltimore clipper ship
shows by hsr log the following passages and Los
don Oao eight days, from Cala0 To DIRK
eighty days sailing In company with The celebrated clipper
Sovereign OF tbs heating her both passxges Pas
Melbourne TO Calso thirty days-saa to be the
shoess record She made the distance OF 30 iles
successive days and expect will make or the
San Francisco record Having
ventilation, shippers may rely tue perfect delivery OF
Der cargo. Insures at The lowest For balance at
freight spply to Nm. T. COLEMAN Co., 88 Wal sxeet,
1ontne Building Agents Ia San Francisco. hes4s- WI I.
COLEMAN d 90.
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AMUsEsrENrs.

osnshy % MgsIG. -0PERA-MLK- ALAIs1:
ss~ mo Dsreosor .... ~ VS1ns
peocs N America OF the csiessalsd prirna dsaAA
Nile CAROLtnE ALAiAO-
x..,.. agnor 8, ErArl.
Mad NOs BERKEI. efp NORMAL
befinfs
NORMA
~.,-x bOHDAf. Aprh rs xtA
Tho sale OF S~ats comm ems ,sr m osnn,
hir upmkn Respectfully an 10 ssrtsk
fbhhE Orhks RICH rs ave r~o MAsirwRS
shrh ~ 1is meuto- 70 sake pesiec In wsy a
CARDS the Btschos a. caeb AID epgeK Artaic r.~es
Of The COMPANY hsvirg been gteetly n0yssssd
We has much n'esnre 10 announcing ss a A.
Nile CAh' LINN ALalGO
ore AZ The creates Italian grDa sooDss ately tom
company and In New fork ou her Easop .
he bes made win her zrrsngt meat for Two ass Ne II
sOnDAY Apyp Is as
when Nile ALAMO will make her Appeasauos In Anso
rtr~ m Beilinps ceiebrssed oser.cf
roRhA
b which she viii acg he leading role Of Horn&
asp~ sxEyAEL
will for tbe FRS time Pon1o0o and NAL Vm
BEkRkI, as AdsIpisa-
TO make the cAS complete r evssy particular.
3fgnnr hORkll1
has cor3rnied 10 sppesr Oroveso.
100 Of this 1cruisE 1t ~ AcsdanI
O. BreuAlrsS 0f Hsoadvxy end n To Mno &
Eout Apssns IN, 80 70 Nassne areae. surnW u E1nA
On tie second night wednssdsy. tgaz
WIN appear tor the art time this seasou n
jointly with srEFANI Hnd NOREIAI.
On Thursdsy, April q, q o'clock.
On Fridsy-1he THIRD NiGHY
Gu SAturday-The LAST MA1lNBE
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THEATRE FRANCArB.
L y. WlrUOwS ct G. Northumberland IrootoQW
REPRESENTATION BxrKAORDlhAIhk.
LUNDI. q AvkIt. 1889.
ABONNReANT sUsPEsOU.
Ia demsnde generate des FAMILIES eme ct derniers
presentation de
LA GRACE DE DIEU,
drame vaudeville actes
Nile Chevse~ remplfs In role de- .Msx1D
ke EugeUe Sen celu de- .Chnunhsn
Bureeu de location ouvert ous les ours de heures
"a q keures du soir.
EoTlcE-rbe Drechos respectfully announce The 49,
fcyhers and the public that hgvirg made
opeo At the rBEaTkE ROYAL Mont cal: on Monday Jev
1859 will be Thirty suhscretion nighta onAine
June 90 when the beare III positively be closed u~t 0s
1879. r. WIDDOWS and @. HAGE, Dtree4oEB
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CANFoRDS OPERA TROUPE. sANFORDG
EANFDBDS OPERA TROUPE. SANFORD6.
DIRECT FROM SANFORO'S
OPERA HOUSE, PHILADELPHIA
The largest and bes. minstrel org aniyaton
IN THE WORLD
SANFORD CHILDREN,
SANFORD CHILDbEHs
VIII appear Al LIBRARY HALL
NEWARK, NEWARK,
Friday and Saturday evenings, April % and g.
Also at the
BROOKLYN ATHENEUM
Mordsy spd Tuesday evenings, Acrf rs and e.
Doors open Vt IA commeuce at g.. Tickets rs cnc.s
j. T. DyNNEllLY, Agent.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, go.

HANDSOME sORRRL PONY. lax HANDS HIGH
n and pace fsst csnno be beat very e.sy
beat hon sony the s,y psassa drvsr; gsnss ssd toe
iv lady chtd dve warranted sound prico SoD sp
by Is Dvios street. Of drffze, the toa aed "a
~ W '''A BBNJ ALBaO.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
a MEMOIR OF NATIONAL INTEREST
On Saturday, Apru 20,
TiCKNOR FIELDS
Will publish
MfNOiR
CHIEF JUSTlCE PARSONS,
wAh notices Of some OF bis eoreuipc~ayies
ny HIS SON,
TFEOPHrLbe PARSONS
One handsome ~ volume with por,~a! after Stuart
Prco 81 90
The publishers Offer this work 81 peculiar interest
CHEF Juoe Parsons was" ia tho Language OF hs
Chief Justice Parker, for more uan thirty
legged The rea OF his uDen he Ices
influential sstesr n scholar than Law
yer Facs ct muh Importance in the history Of the country
here fully slated for the first time. and
fctes spd letter. OF distinguished paint hra 10
the lie bat give the reader vivid picture Of the tms
Also. on the same dsy with the aboye
OWEN MfRED1TH'S POEMS.
Complete Poetcsl WORKS OF owen Meredith Robert Buwm
Lystpp) veluuie. blue and goid price IS cents.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-11-17
Commercial Sntelliaente.
Cincinnati Market.
MONDAY EVENING, November

MONDAH ENEhlhG, NONchOeT Ia
FLoUR-The market continues without change
of Importance. 1t may be quoted firm but dull.
The sales were 900 brls, at so for supcrhne, and
0O@5 25 for extra, including 200 brls extra
white wheat at Ripley, Ohio, at tn Q latter rate.
3,257 brls were received during he lust forty
eight hours.
WnEAT-There is no change in the market
since our last quotations: sales of 800 shells
prime Red ut 10; 700 do prime White is; 800
do do do 10.
CoRN--The market is firm, with a good de-
mand sales of 800 bushels at 43c 2 100 do at 45c.
OATs-The market is dull and prices have de-
clined lc per bushel: sales Of 500 bushels, deliy-
cred, at Acc; $50 do, in bulk, at 44c.
RYE-The market il dull an unchanged. We
quote prime at 75e.
BARLEY--There is an improved demand, but
prices are not qUotably high.
WHIsKY--The market is unchanged and quiet:
sales of 900 brls at 221sc, incl luding wagon.
IloGs-About 5000 head were received during
the last fOrty-eight hours. The favorable change
IN the weather ind duced great activity, and those
who had contracts to fill rushed into mark ct, and
ali to be had were bought ut 1906. About
1000 head sold today at the latter rate, the mar
ket closing firm,
Notwithstanding transpired in in mess
Pork or Bacon. 100 brs ney lard sold at 0%c.
GEELS ME1AT-S,2oo artb sold at 79S@7Ac'
ci osingat rae.
GRooERIEs- market is quiet aid unchang
ed. Sugar and Molasses scarce and firm at full
rates.
CHEEsG-- The market is FIRM, with good de-
mand, and prices are steady sales Of 500 boxes
Western Reserve at 0e; 50 do English Dairy at
l7c.
BUTTEB--There is good demand for prime
Roll at iG@l7c; sales of ~ brls at l7c,
APPLEs-The market continues dull, bat we
have no change to note in prices.
PoTAToEs, The market is dull, and without
change. Prime Nashannocks are selling at i5c.
on arrival.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-11-17

New York, Friday, Nov, IL.

NEW YORK, trlday, NOV, IL.
An accident happened to Professor
loves balloon last night. During a
gale the huge globe of the balloon was
lifted with jerk, dragging the heavy
d.bags that served rs weights to
keep it down several ieet, causing
them to dance about like puppet-dollS
A few rods to the right OF the balloon
stands small tent containing ropes
and other articles in constant use
Against tho sharp ridge pole OF this
tent the balloon was driven with great
violence, breaking a hole in the mus.
lin through which the gas rushed in
dense volumes. In u few minutes the
sixty.eight thousand feet OF gas in the
balloon had escaped, and the lately
expanded globe presented the appear
ance ola collapsed mass Of fa5by rag,
involving the proprietor in loss Of
nearly $4,000. 1t will be repaired
Immediately and the imitation re-
sumed.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-11-17
legal Notice.
Jane PeirGe, Plaintiff,
against Court OfCom

Jane Peiree, Plaintiff,
against Court ofCom.
William Peiree, Senior, James Pleas, Vinton
Perce, Samuel Peirce, Westley County Ohio.
Perce and William Pcirce, Jr,
Defendants.
THE said William Peirce, Senior, of the County
i of Decatur In the State of Iowa, is notified
that the said Jane Peirco did, on the 24th day of
October, A, D. 1859, file her petition in the Office
of the Clerk Of the Court II Common Pleas Of
Vinton County, In the State Of Ohio, charging
the said William Pcirce, Senior with having will
fully abandoned the said Jane Pierce on OF about
the first day of March, A. ID. 1859, and with hav-
ing remained wilfully absont from her since that
time without good cause theretore: Also charg-
lug that the said William Peirco, Senior, on the
I'd day Of March, A. d. 1859, conveyed to the de-
PENDANTS j. lanes Peirce Samuel Perce and West
ley Perce the following premises, to-wit: The
west half of fraction number thirty-one in Sec
tiOns number twenty and twenty one, in Town
ship number nine, Of Range number sixteen, in
The Ohio COmpany's Purchase; that said convey
ance was made for reconsideration much less than
the true value of said premises, with the intent
on the part of said William Peirce, Senior to de-
fraud said plaintiff, and to prevent her from
having any use, enjoyment or support of or from
'aid estate, and to prevent her from obtaining
satisfaction for any decree for alimony which she
might thereafter obtain against him and
said petition further charges that said James
Perce, Samuel Peirce and Westley Peirce well
knew of such fraudulent intent upon the part Of
said William Peirce, Senior, before aud at tho
time Of said conveyance. Said Petition further
shows that William Peirce, Junior claims to have
acquired some interest in said premises through
said Samuel, and charges that before acquiring
such interest he was aware of said fraudulent in
tent upon the part ofsuid William Peirce, SEN
iOr; and said petition further charges that the
sum Of $400 ofthe consideration money is yet uu
paid from said Jame', William and Westey iu
said William Peirce. Senior, and asks that su
conveyance may be declared void, as against IT,
just rights Of the plaintiff, and that the plaintiff
may be allowed reasonable alimony out OF sui.
premises, that said William Pcirce, Senior, ma,
be enjoined from collecting said $4OO or selling
or disposing fthe evidence ofsuch Indebtedness;
that said james, Samuel, Westley and William
Peirce, Jr., may be enjoined from selling OF dis
posing of said real estate and from the payment
Of said S4O0, and for further relief, &c.
JANE PIERCE,
By BNGnAM & HAMILTON,
and YAPLE & MAcKEY, Att'ys.
O,tnhnr Og 1870 -6w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-11-17

Thomas S. RUTHERFoRD, the Super
intendent Of the Western Pennsylva-
MIA House of Refuge, has been con
victed of adultery with the inmates Of
that establishment, in trial at Pitts.
burg. lie had previously borne a
good character, and filled high office
in the Sons of Malta.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-11-17

TWE this week publish the pros
pectus of the Congressional Globe
Those who desire a min ute and aceu-
rate report Of the proceedings of Con-
sress, should subscribe for the Globe.
Trust not to letter writers and tele,
graphs.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-11-17
Ggs Mt9rtgur asmocrat.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Cooley fOT December.

GOdey's Lady's Book for the month
of December is before us. We have
so frequently noticed this Magazine
ard our readers, indeed, the whole
people, are so we'll aware Of its mer-
its, that we deem any praise of it
wholly unnecessary. This number,
however, is unusually attractive and
valuable. Now is the time to get up
clubs.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-11-17
Road Notice.

NOTICES hereby given that there will be a
IN petition presented 10 the Commissioners OF
Vinton County at their next session, praying for
a grant of a review and alteration of the County
Road known as the Allonsville and Wilkesville
Road. to commence at the mouth Of the Lane
south of Henry Hoithines barn, where the Nc
Arthur road intersects said Alensville and
Wilkesvillo road, in Clinton township; thence a
Southeast direction to Sugar tree, marked, in
Thomas NJ. Bays pasture; thence to continue on
a Southeast direction through the premises OF
Thomas M. Bay, to pass between two sugar trees
South east of where said Bay Is now erecting a
dwelling house; thence to the Hamden road
above the foot log; thence an East direction, to
cross the creek below the mouth of the Mcconnell
Run; thence to continue on to intersect the AL
lensyille and Wilkesyille road at the foot of the
hill West of William Tissues house, and there to
endi and to vacate said Allensville and Wilkes
vile road from the point commencement to the
place of ending, and also to vacate said llamden
road north of the house that Thomas NJ. Bay now
lives in. THE PETITIONERS.
November 8, ls59-4w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-11-17
GerTitt Smith.
UTICA, Friday, Nov, 1

UTICA, Friday, Now, II.
Gemitt Smith shows continued
marks of insanity. No one is allowed
to see him, but it is understood he
refers in his rawlings to the Uarper's
Ferry matter, and supposes himself
under arrest.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-11-17

SENATOR Douglas friends, who
have been considerably alarmed by
the news from Washington within the
last two or three days in regard to his
health, will be relieved in anxiety by
the intelligence that his health is
greatly better, and that his early re-
coverv is anticipated.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-11-17

HTHE GREAT REPUBLIC MONTH
LY, for November, is one Of the oest
numbers of that excellent work yet
published. For the general reader
we regard it as the best periodical in
the Union.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-11-17
Sa g Of Land by order of Court.

od u VI bduu ny OiuCt VI OOuEb
Eliza Koehne, Administrative of ! Probate Court
the estate off. W. Koehne, dec'J' VintOn CO.,O.
VS..
Alexander KOehn let al.
NOTICE is hereby given that on Saturday, the
~ third day of December, A. d. 1859, at the
premises hereinafter described, between the
hours of 10 o'clock A NJ. and o'clock P. NJ, will
be sold to the highost bidder the following des-
scrihed realestate to wit:-The Northeast quar-
ter of the NOrth-eas quarter of Section No. two,
No. 2,) Township number eight, No. s, and
Range number eighteen, No. 49, containing
forty acres and eight one hundredths Of an acre.
That said premises will he sold clear and free Of
dover or other membranes, and upon the fol-
lowing terms ofcrcdit. That is to say one third
of the purchase money cash In hand, and the
residuei In two equal payments of six and twelve
months respectively, with interest on the defer
red payments from day of sale, and said deferred
payments to be secured by mortgage on the prem
ises. ELIZA K0EHNE Adn inistratrix.
by YAPLE e. MAOKEY, her Au'ys.
November 8, 1S59-4w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-11-17

~Mr. E. D. Dodge has recently
enlarged his store-room and increased
his purchases OF goods in a ratio cor
responding with his increase OF Gus,
tom. He has now very heavy as,
sortment of everything in his line
Sec advertisement.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-11-17

The official vote for Delegate in
Congress from Nebraska elects East,
brook, Democrat, by majority Of
three hundred. On the Territorial
offices the majority ranges from five
hundred to fifteen hundred. The to-
tai vote OF the Territory is about six
thousand.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-11-17
TIE GENESEE FARMER.
ESTABLISHED IN 1881.
EXTRAORDINARY OFFER.

EXTRAORDINARY OFFER.
rTHE GENESEE FARMER is now admitted to
L be the cheapest agricultural paper published
in America. 1t is believed to have n larger cir
collation. than any similar Journal in the world.
But there are thousands Of farmers who do not
take this or any similar paper. To reach this
large class, although the Farmer is now cheaper
than the cheapest, we have determined to make
it cheaper still.
TO ALL WHO SUBSCRIBE NOW,
Or before the first of December we will send the
GentSee Farmer for 1860, und theemaining two
months of this year November and Doeember),
for fifty cents. In other words, we will seno the
remaining numbers of this year as
A Present to all New Subscribers.
Send the fifty cents in three postage stamps,
at our risk; or get one of your neighbOrs to join
with you, and send Il dollar bill.
Published for twenty nine years, in the very
heart of the ''Genesce Country with hundreds
of the best farmers and fruit growers, in every
State, as correspondents, the Gsnesee Farmer con-
tains information Of great value. It's
''The farmers Own Paper"
And no effort is spared to make 1t wOr hy of their
WHEAT CULTURE receives special attention.
Every subject connected with the farmers voca-
ton Is discussed. The Management and Breed
ing of Stock, Cultivation of Grain and Grass;
Farm Houses Buildings, Fences; Underdrain-
ing, Flowing. Sowing Harvesting, Threshing,
Marketing; Dairy Management; and everp oper
alton on the Farm or Garden, receive attention,
FULL AND RELIABLE REPORTS OF THE
MARKETS
In New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Rochester,
Buffalo, Toronto, Chicago, Cincinnati Liverpool
rnd London are given each month, prepared ex-
pressly for the Farmer by q gentleman OF great
experience, intelligence and sagacity.
DOMESTIC RECEIPTS.
The Ladies, too, write for the GeReSee Farmer
and furnish hundreds of well tried and valuable
Receipts.
We design to make the Volume for 1860 dec-
dedly the best of the series.
TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY FIVE DOL
LARS.
In Cash Premiums will be paid for the greatest
number of subscribers ient in by the fifteenth of
January.
AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN.
Specimen copies and Show bills sent to all who
desire to act as Agents.
TWENTY-ONE CASH PRIZES,
Beside liberal Specific Premiums, and, in Clubs
of eight, Twenty five cent Premium to every
subscriber.
NOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE.
Bear in mind, all who subscribe now will get
the last two months of this year for nothing
Only Fifty Cents year. Address
JOSEPH HARRIS,
PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR,
Rochester, N. Y.
November 10. 1s59.-tf.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-11-17

OThe weather, on Saturday night
last, suddenly changed from warm
and pleasant to extreme cold. Snow
fell to the depth Of three inches, the
ground froze very hard and the wind
blew a regular hyperborean blast.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-11-17

The american Citizen, published
at Rillborough, Highland County,
Ohio, and lately the organ of the
American party, has raised tie flag
of Stephen A. Douglas for the next
President of the United States.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-11-17

TThe Suspension bridge across
the Scioto River, at Portsmouth, fell
down, or Monday last, killing two
men who were upon it at the time.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-11-17
Tobacco.

Tobacco.
so Butts Sutherlin's Star.
20 g James pounds.
so " Florence Hughnes' Long !OS.
rs Caddy Boxes Prairie Chicken.
90 Butts Flora Temple.
25 Kegs Gedge Il Bros Six Twist.
20 Gross S. B. Williams Fine Cutchewing.
90 bbls Queen City Cutand Dry.
40 half bbls do
BCSKIRK & DAVIS.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-11-17
Sundries.

sunni ASSs
rs Boxes Palm Soap.
40 " No. Soap.
90 German do
10 Fancy do
80 and half boxes Star Candles,
rs Tallow Candles.
rs Kegs Bi-Carbonate Soda,
100 Doz. assorted Brooms.
4C Bales No. Batting.
80 No. Batting.
100 DOz. Buckets,
so Nests assorted Tubs.
Is hbls Pulverised Saleratus.
100 Doz. Bed Cords.
so Reels Pack Yarn.
IS DoZ Zinck Wash Boards.
100 Boxes Raisins.
800 OReams assorted Wrapping Paper.
50 Boxes Starch.
IS Assorted Candy.
so Bags Assorted Shot
rs Bales Bar Lead.
BUSKIRK e DAVIS.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-11-17
Marietta and Cincinnati ii
RAILROAD.
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.EA1LsNEG 41HLsy4LI IHXLs&Zg--RNoE -

0N and after Monday, April IL, 1858, Trains
" will leave Macarthur Station as follows:
GoISe EAsT-Mail at 3,4s P. NJ.
CONC WEST Mail at Il, ,52A.M
Express Mail East makes close connections at
Psrkersburg with Baltimore & Ohio Railroad,
and at Cincinnati with trains for all points West
Train leaving Chillicothe at 6,1 Is A. NJ. arrives
at Columbus at 2,40 P NJ; and Train leaving
Macarthur at 1853, A. NJ, arrives at Columbus
at 8, ,40P. NJ.
Tickets at reduced rates, are sold at Clillicothe
and Athens, for Columbus.
Through Tickets to all points East and West
can be obtained at oil the principal Offices
on the line Of the road.
TICKET from Regular Tariff Rates will be ade
OH all Tickets purchased at the offices.
ORLAND SMITH, Supt.
JoHN FoooIr1, General Ticket Agent.
Chillieoths, Nov IA, 1859,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-11-17
Joseph CLIPS Estate.

Joseph UIII'S EsIHIts
NOTICE is hereby gi ven that the undersigned
~ has been appointed and duly qualified as
Of the estate ofJoseph Gill, late of
vinton County, Ohio, deceased.
JOHN n. HUTSON.
November 8, 1S5s-sw.