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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of Ncw.York Notice is hereby gwen 70 al
persons having claims against HEINRICH CARL LUDWIG
SCHAPFR late Of the cy Of Hamburg deceased 70 pTeent
the same with vouchers Thereof tn the subscribers al their
office No 81 William IN the city ofNowYork, or before
the ,enth day Of September Dated, NewYork The 18th
day Of February, 1919 -
ARCH Oracle KING, II. c. l. schAPer.
mil l6WfulThs
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tUaier-Gure.

DR. TAYLOR's WATER CURE, corner 9th
sv and ss,ht NewYork. Location healthfui, buildings
ana furniture p.cous and convenient special a.
epton 10 invalid accommodations unsurpassed for ai-
lice and single boardeTs, transient or permanent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02

IN ROAD-SUMMER ARRANGEME May = 1855
TRANS LEAvE NEw-YoRg-FoI New Hayen-7a A. NJ,
Bndsssport~i, A. NJ, 1EL) l2so $40. lAO and EIl 4,
~ 14o p NJ For Milford Straord Fairfield Southport,
sed Wsssort%7 A. NJ; 1880, 40 $50 P. NJ For Norwlk
10 iaso go OK and Ac - ays IN pa FI r M. M
1ASO sis p. NJ. For stAmord-7, 9, A. Nj ExO $3.50,
aN T. (EI.J $50, 6l5 p NJ For Port Chester snd New.
and Inesmedists Stations, A M laSo, $50 65' SIS
Pm.
fFxO For Hartford and sprnEfeld-S, (E1) 1882 r NJ,
Fy1 For Connecticut River Railroad to Moni5sA-s NJ,
New London Railroads. Nj 4P. NJ For Housaonie Rail
800 "a A NsaAP A. For Naugafuck Railroads A. NJ.
40 p a. For Danbsry and NorwNk RailIoAd-7, A. Nj
SPM .,
A. NILS (Fx.O $50. 8& 7. NJ, tEx) From Bridgeport
$40 ia l0la A. NJ; 49, (Ex.) 5n, 952 NJ, (ENl From
Korwsik-6 644 BIS 1852 A. NJ; 2s, En- S2, %, 10
r. NJ, Qx) From Port ChesteI5So, 6tS ~ 81, IL ID
a M; Ac9 6N 2. Nj. JAMES H. hOlI, suPI
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DENNsYLvANIA RAnROAD-THREF

'nN,Ty rtipo1>GH rRGfSs pyTWEFN PHiLA-
DFLPHIA and PlTTSBURGH-The MORNING MAIL
TRAIN leaves Phusdelphia cor Pittsburgh At 4 NJ snc
leaves Pittsburgh for Philadelphia A. H. The FAST LINE
leaves Phnsdsphia for Pittsburgh al y NJ aud Psbu "a
fSx Philadelphia a u " The NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN
leaves Phnsdetia for Pittsburgh At II p NJ and Psbnh
for Phlade phis at 10 T. NJ.
The sbjve lines connect At Pittsburgh With the hoads 70
ana nom S. Louis Mo; Alton Gaena aud Chicago, H.;
Fansford Lexington, sHd Louisville KY Ierrs haqe Mad
,on "a Fayete and Indianapolis lad; Cincinnati Dayton
srrinsfed Beofonaiue Sandusky Toledo Cleveland, Co
fnmbn Zanesyle Messlon, and Wooster Ohio aso WITH
tie Steam Packet boats and 70 Newt Orleans 81 Lon
Louisville and Cincinnati -.
For further particulars see hand bills In tho hotels on ms
Cifv find tAf the shortest pediu
snd comfortable route between the East and West
he had at either OF the aforementioned
Psees L the N"st, OF Of .
r. h. DEAN Agent NewJer'ey Rsnrosd Co. foot Of
Cogrtsnd-st, New York.
il EILICOTr, Ascut Peunsyyania Railroad Co.
No Astor House New YORK
THOMAS MOORE, Agent, cor. nth aud Msrset,sts,
N.xYork Arti 49, 1874 Philadelphia
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RtENNSlLlA hhllRO<Ab.-iA 40 NINA L
III CENTRAL ROUTE connecting tho Atlantic Ciies with
W.stern Northwestern and Southwestern States, by con
tinnous Railway direct The Road also 81 Pittsburgh
viii daily Inc al ports the Western Rivers
and Cleveland and sandusky with Steamers 10 a. ports On
G Northwestern Lakes making the most direct Cheapest aud
rsahe ruue by which FREIGHT car Do orwsrdoJ 70 sno
from the Great West. - a,..,,s.,,,r 49,,
RATS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH.
HKsr CLAs~-Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods, n lie Dor 100 IA
boxcs) Fufs, Feathers, 6c.............'.D
BrcoNp CLAss-Books and Stationery, Dry
Goods san bNesJ Hardware, Leather (oe PEI /" H.
Wool, &C.. -........... ..'..s.'.''..';
fHIsp CLAss-Ntyts bAgsnE, Bacon ana ble ter 100 IA
fosi. (H bul D Hemp, 6c...............:N ~
FoVsrH CLAsS-Cofec, Fish Bacon and an, mar In n
Pork. (Pscked) Lard and Lard OiL...... - - ~
shrTing Goods from point Of Phiate Phs he par
ticonr ta mari nackase Peuuy Railroad Al
Coos consigned The Ascnts his Road Phlsces or
Pittsburgh. vii be forwarded without detention
FRFIeHr AGrNrS-Mcses Potter Boston; J. 4. Elliott,
Newton; p J. snecder Phi aiephia; Magraw kson,
Geo g. francius Pittsburgh; Sprilg Brown,
ciurInusG OHIO; y :. Mooihesd, Louisville, Ky; K C..
Medium MSls0n. Ina; Rech Co.. ST. Lopis, No; = D.
Nichci Sou Evansville, riisnA
Yer frrfher parriru blls q adins. apply 20
J. L. ELLIOTT. AGENT Penn. Railroad Col OF
CT ALLEN. n Aston House, New-York.
n. h. HOUSTON Genera eight Ageni' = ila'el7his-
II J. LOMBAERT Superintendent. Atoona. Pa
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wORKINGMEN IN THE PARK.
Last evening thee was gathering of Workingmen
ia the Park, drawn together by pacards bearing se
following cal:
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IN Pl-RSt ANCE of an order of the Surrogate
of he Cos~ Of New-Yok notice hereby given all
sons having ~ against ROBERT PORILR late OF the Oity
Of Ne-York Ger, deceased TO present the sse WITH
vouchers the subscriber az the office Of Swe
Swain COMMUNICATIVE No. II Chamberss m the Cly OF
New-Nork on before the first day Of september ne1t-
Dsed Newly x, the 2lst day Of February 1850
MARY JANE PORTER,
f2 lswsrnThs Administrative &C. of Robert Porter, decd
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Nrr,r- IrpsEY RAn .ROAn-For PHILADEI,

NEW-JERSEY RAI1lKOAII--FOr THILAUEIr
IN PHIA and the SOgTH and WEST via JERSEY CITY.
United Mail and Express Lines Leave Newly ORR and
10 A NJ and aud p NJ Through In tour hours second
nss a. Is ~ Is IN T. aud %3 IN and 10 A. NJ and
ri The New-Jersey Accommodates Line leaves al II NJ,
a. Through Tickets sold Tor
Cincinnati lat sl6l and the West and for Baltimore Washing
ton Norfolk kc and through baggage checked TO Wsshnfoh
In A. NJ and & r NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County New.York, notice i hereby glyen 10 all
persons having claims against THOMAS NJ STONlEh late OF
the City Of hewYok, deceased presest the same with
veuchefs thereof 10 subscdbers the Office OF John Baker
ESQ No. Franknslusfe in the City of New York en- or
twenty fourth day OF November next Dated new
York, the 2lst day OF May 1850
JOHN BAKER, SV,a.p,ors
mv2uawsmcThs JONATHAN Il. LASDON. N@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02

AEWPORT.-MOST DIRECT and PLE Als-
ANT ROITTF-Ask Tor Tickets vi. New. LOndoo- Take
bssA Express for New Haven Which connect W 20
the for SewLond0n steamer ier ~ %
Bsy to Newport thus avoiding the lons dt,oui ~
49,, hnr. an sdvstee Of other Inca heurung leave newport
N hcur ser .sd arrive IN New York BY same tain koA Ns"
49, =, sssss< ,er by other lines Fare though o.
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<,rNTRAI, RAILROAD Of EEW-JkRSKf.
4 isPRIN0 IRRANOKMENTs, so1nmeneng April 2,
lsLesve S.wYOrk for EsPn By steamers RED Jscfe s1s
Wvouins from Pier No. 2 North River at A. M and
p III for somervills, (wsyl 81 $50 p. NJ.
The above tTsns connec Easertown With rsns ON n.
New. Jer,ey Rasrssd which lesse Hsw.Ycrk from foO %
Cosr.l.pdt-.f- az 4. w., II NJ. aud and p. NJ
John o. STERNS Supenuto0den.
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Eegal Notlrfs.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County of New-YoIk s0tee hs!sby Ssn 70 ~
rersoua having claims against WILLIAM MAIDEN ate OF
he CITY Of New deceased, 70 present the same wiz
vouchers thereof the subscnber at hs store No o
Rcysr In the city of NewYork before the SIKH day
Of ne1t-DAted New York. the third DAY Q. March
leas las law6mIhl NORMAN COOK, Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02

A secret meeting of the Commissioners of Emigra-
ton was held yesterday morning. at which action was
taken relative 10 TIE Medical Department at Ward s
Island the medicsl staff of which reorganized. No
reporters were admitted and at the meeting last
ing Commissioner Gsrrigue moved that the minutes
of that meeting be read The motion was lost-snd
their proceedings on this important matter are thus
secreted from the public.
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john (. CUNNING.
+. ID. MORGAN. Commits.
RUDOLPH GARRAGUE.)

A resolution offered by Commissioner Purdy we
adopted, declaring the adoption of the resolution COZ
firmsg Dr. Stephen Smith as First Assistant Physical
at quarantine, invalid and void.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02

L PORT and FALL RIvErGrhs ..l.'da AID .nrs[os
M srrrsrenxY THURSDAY and SATURDAY At 5 oeoek
~ sns MPiRE sTATE csl. B. srsy,O9 le1vs; New;
,sisi H.. fon Pier No. " r., seS the Battery Both
ss-shrs A. Newport each way. -.
-, With the steamer CANOEICUs which leaves Ne YORK
,5io oeock A. 81 for Providence, awning there about
[f PASSENGER. from Providence for New fsft take the
CANONlCUs ociook p N. for Newport, connecting mere
with the steamers scr Nev.York.
cant unrl the sane shall have been paid for. 49,,
Frsht 10 Forwarded through wits great oNpsen'
nv an E1press FREIGHT Tram.
y - WIN BORDEN Agent Nos 10 and II "est--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02

ituron ander eontro' sontreuts largely the vel
FIRE ethics who ray 10 its nnsea
Ea-uesly Recommending THE eouse, vs1d res. y
submit the foncwine reseiHtie n fos.yos .SePt,cn:
Rfslred Thai al named In schedule hereby
srries,p ou the and dmssed 70 and from
and this date except the yet wao VIII rsman
the islsne.
This Schedule gives LIST of lis discharged en-
ployees, among whom are teamsters, carpenters,
vhiierashers nurses waters, lsborers aundresses,
bakers cooks wet nurses physicians, bone-picker,
and q bottle washer
Rsoeed That all pxsou, who are not regular inmates oa
Ward, Island and employees the BE dismissed
from the Island; Warden BE- and be hereby IL
r,ct6 10 cary The resolution effect and srt the names
Of de persous discharged TO the yise-fresdent .
Rescd That the salaries Of al the orerls and naes ana
not exceed eight ~ dollars per month respectively IRON Hnd
after this dale. -,
RssS Thaf al the employees the Island who have ehld
ren be charged TIE OF 81 month for hF board SAID
sunoun, 70 be deducted ffou their respective sasres
hsred That al orieries aud assistant nurses BE
src. from the payroll and dismissed from TIE Island, iron
and sfer thi. date
Rssred That William R,lsnd BE- and he herr by reqare4
perform the duties Of be orderly from and afeE this date
in sfdi'icu Ia his presert dates.
bered 1hss John DsnAhy be- and n hereby req sired
aend the Croton addition 70 hs present duties
from ard after this dsle.
RseS That tn. practice Of doing the washing the
ploye Wards Island ia addition her salaries, discsl
rnued from snd sffer tbs date.
kaoed Th House Of Industry be established WARDS
Island such baiding as be designated BY the Wards
LA q Comrli'see.
Rersd That the House Physicians aud Surgeons report
Of all eonvae,ceDt patients who abe and IL hsl
be his duy ha they such lumber 81 hours day
the said House and Physicians msy designate.
All OF which IS respectfully submufed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02

tie Twelfth Ward HERE were no delegates elected.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-02-16
HE ooT HIM ON THE WOOL

'Look hea, niger, whar } ou swell
lin top was the unceremonious saluia,
iion OF a saddle-rolored gentleman to
an anexcruclatingly dressed darkey, whose
complexion was not many shades re-
moved from that of a recently polished
aoye-pipe, asthe latter 'pusson' made
8 graceful swing from the promenade
on Fourth street-whcre he had been
exhibiting himselffOr couple ofhours,
to the envy Of the Bucks, and the ras
cination of score Of 'nuss galls'--in'
to McAlister street.
'Who-o-o you call call nigga, sah?'
was the indignant response, with a
majestic roll Of pair Of eyes with a
great deal of white and avery little Of
any other color in them.
why, call yOu Niger was The
fatfooted reileration Of saddle color ,
as he recognized in 'sIove-piPe' a gem,
man. who, two years ago exercised
his genius about town in the white
washing and boot backing line, who
since that time had been abroad and
had cultivated a muslacbe and Ioreign
airs.
GLOW me to inform you, sab, dat
you is labrin under slight delucination,
! amt no niger
Yes you Is niger, muffin but a
niger; if you amt Niger what is
you9'
Use Quateroon, sah.'
"A what?'
Use Quarerroon, sah.'
How you git to be a QudderroomP
'Why, my mudGer was a white wo-
man an my farder was Spanyid ,sah,
dat how | git to be Quarterroon.'
'Whar you git dat 'plexion2'
y git um in de Sout, sah, feet oh
de climate, every pusson in de Soul
got 'em, sah.'
'Wharyou git dat wooI9--say, whar
you git dat wool?'
Il git dat by a--by a-a.a accidum on
my mudder's side, suh.' Stove-plpe
slightly confused
Now, how you git dat wool on your
mudder's side, if your mudder vas a
white woman, say how you git dat
woolp'
'Bekase she got frighten afore | was
bornd.'
'How she git frighten-eh?
why, she git chased BY a black
man, sah.'
Look hea, niger, dussent want
to be pussonaI, but from de 'pearance
of your mudder's son, dere ain's no
doubt, dat de time your mudder was
chased by black man, she was over
tookd.'
A moment after you might have
played dominoes on the coat tails OF the
'South'n gemman,' as he streaked It
down McAlister street, and diyed into
the doorway Of that aristocratic cara
vansary for the accommodation Of dis
tinguished sunburnt puSsons, known as
the Hotel Dumas.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-02-16
BOOK STORE,
oP EVERY DESCRIPTION.

LII II. JOHNSON, Successor to Joseph
IL Jones) keeps constantly on hand q
large stock of
BOOKS, STATIONERY, WALL
PAPER pc.
Which he will sell at Eastern Prices. 1t
his design to afford Country Merchants, and
purchasers generally, such facilities for sup.
plying themselves with every article in his
line, as they have not heretofore enjoyed
Additions are now being made y his stock
which will make one of the Largest ard 3est
in the Western country.
AS mere outline, his stock will be found
to consist of
BO0KS-Medical. Scientific, Law, Theolog.
ical, School, Blank and Miscellaneous
STATlONERY-Letter Cap, Bill and Note
Paper
ENVELOPES Buff, Embossed and Plain
White, and Government.
WALL PAPER "A heavy and well selected
stock. at prices ranging from 8 cents
10 $3.50 per bolt. Also, Borders o.
the greatest variety, and Window
Blinds.
BLANK BUoKS-Ledgers, Journals, Day
Books, and Time Books, all Of every
style.
PERI0DlCALS-Those issued Monthly, and
Others.
MAPS-Large Maps OF both Hemispheres ant
Of the United States; Small Maps o
each of the Western States, and o.
Mexico.
FANCY ARTICLES of different kinds.
ALS0-Slates. Copy Books, Copper Plate
Pencils, Gold and Steel Pens, Ink o
all kinds, lnkstands, Waters, &C.. &c
All Of which viii be sold low. at Whole.
sale and Retail at JoHEsoN's Book STORE
Jones' old stand, Paint St., Chillicothe, Ohio.
December 5. lS53.-ly.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-02-16

OF Mr.. Jones, after having spent
an evening over his bowl went home a
little how come you so.' He eent to
he'd and after moments consideration,
he thought it would be policy 10 turn
over least his breath might beiray him
when Mrs. Jones opened her ey es and
in the mildest manner in the world,
said--Jones, you needn't turn over,
pou're drunk clean through.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-02-16
CLINE 4 GARDNER,
DRUGGISTS,
WILKES VJITE nHH1

II EEP constantly on hand the following
IN genuine and popular family medicines.
PlLLS.-Sellers Liver Pills, McLaines
Liver Pills, Ayers Pills.
COUGH REMEDlES.-Seller's Imperial
Cough Syrup, Ayers Cherry Pectoral. SeiIsrs
Hive Syrup, Sellers Syrup Of Squiils.
WORM MEDlClNES,-Seller's Yer nifuge,
McLaine's Vermifuge.
LlNlMENTS.-H. G. Farrel's Indian Lin
iment, Gardner's Volatile Liniment, Railways
Ready Relief, Pain Curer, Liquid Opidildoc.
HAIR T0NlCS.-Lyon's kathairon, g, s.
Gaylords.
ALso:-A large and we'll selected stock Of
Drugs, Medicines. Oils, Paints and Dye-stutfsg
all for sale at the lowest prices.
Oct. 9th, lS54.-ly.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-02-16

SEEsIBLE MAE.-It is stated that there
is a merchant in Boston, who, during
fourteen years, has always had his ma me
on the docket of some court, either ss
piaintiff or defendant. The lawyers
"tip their beavers" TO ,hiS gentleman
almost instantly.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-02-16

@T- 81 say, Sambo, where does
Squire Peters live?" asked traveller o!
a boy who sat grinning and balancing
himself on rail.
"Turn up dat streetEfden pass dat
pond, den turn to de right, den left den
strike off from de ole side of Marin
Sheds house, and keep goin on where
you sees Philis in de corn feld-and
you cant help missing it."
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-02-16
A GOOD STORY.

Two chaps came in contact at one
Of our restaurants, some time since,
ard were RECALLING on long nine when
the mud and bad roads became the top.
ic OF their conversation. One observN
ed that several coal teams were stuck
in the mud, axle tree deep, and that he
saw twenty yoke Of oxen straining ey>
cry nerve, but without effect. The
other no doubt thought that pretty tough
yarn replied
THAT, when he was coming to the
city, he saw a man sitting on fence,
cracking his whip and yelping and bel.
lowing at furious rate. He approach.
ed him and inquired what was wrong2'
'Oh! nothing much, replied the team.
ster, 'ouly (pointing to the road) ]
have wagon and four yoke of oxen in
the mud, and the plaguey bru!es won't
pull bit'
At this moment an old Hoosier en-.
tered who heard only the winding up
part ofthe story drew up a chair, and
commenced yarn about what he had
seen. He says:
'Friend, were you ever on the Amer.
lean bottoms? crossed there once;
and on wading through the mud, which,
as matter OF course, was not the best
walking, kicked out hat, when a
voice which said-'Quit that, old fel-
low saluted my ears. Looking around
and seeing nothing, concluded 10 give
it another, which did; when the same
voice was heard to excIaim-'Stop, you
ere kicking my hat' | here discover,
ed that man was sticicking in the
mud, and observed-'Old fellow, you
had better be getting out ofthat before
night, or you will be sure 10 freeze to
DEATH; he hallowed out-'I don't care
darn Pee good mule under mel"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-02-16

The Boston Times sums up the amount
OF foreign intelligence as follows; Aus
tria 10 cheating the AIliet--Prussia is
Cheating Austria--nnd Russis is cheat
Ing lhsm ALL
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-02-16
Always ThrOnged!
J,F. T0WELL g. co.
DEALERS IN
Dry Goods, Millinery Goods, QuccnSware, China
and Carpets,
PORTSMOUTH. OHIO.

PORTSMOUTH. OHIO.
M Z have just opened our first Spring
" Stock Of the above goods and are now
exhibiting one Of the finest assortments ever
opened in this place.
To accommodate our increasing trade. we
have converted our second floor into two
hand some sale e-rooms, one for the CARPETS, Oil
Cloths, Mattings and Window Shades. and
the other for Bonnets and all kinds of Mill.
ners Trimmings at wholesale and retail. In
this department we shall hereafter manufac.
tuTe or trim Bonnets in the most fashionable
siyles.o liners and others are invited Ia
examins'0ur superior stock OF Bonnets, Rib.
bons &C., before purchasing elsewhere.
We shall continue as heretofore TO supply
Housekeepers, Hotels and Steamboats, with
every thing in the furnishing Dry Goods line,
Table ware and Carpets at the very lowest
price. J. F. TOWELL eco,
No. a Enterprise Building.
April Z. l654.-ly
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-02-16
100000
IN GIFTS FOR the PEDPlEI
CAPITAL CITY ART, UNION
COLUMBUS, ONO,

COLUMBUS, ONO,
DURNELL 5' cos. SECOND GREAT
ID GIFT DlSTRlBUTI0N.-Every person
having Ticket gets an Engraving worth 81
The proprletors take great pleasure in an.
nouncing TO the citizens of the Union. that
in consequence of the great satisfaction man.
liested by the ticket.hoders OF cur first great
Distribution, and the many thou sand solicit.
atons from all parts Of the country, in rela.
ton TO whether we intend getting up another
DISTRIBUTE ion OF Gifts for the people, we have,
alter an immense outlay, been enabled to Of
Ter 10 our thousands OF patrons the following
valuable, magnificent and unprecedented
| BRILLIANT SCHEMES, to be distributed as soon
as the tickets are sold:
LIST OF GIFTS TO be distributed BY the Man.
ayers Of Capital City Art-Union.
Tick cts only One Dollar!
And every one entitled to hansome EngrS
wing, and share in the distribution OF the
following valuable property:
Farm in the State of Indiana. $4,000
| do in Ohio....... 5000
! do do ..'.'''..''.. 6,000
Four-story Brick Dwelling &
Lot, ia Columbus, Ohio. -. $500
do do do 80. $500
l Beautiful residence in the
town Of Mount Vernon.... $500
l Two-story Brick Building in
ChlllCOthe. e..'............ $500
Brick Cottage and Lot In Co.
lumbus.. ................. 5000
! do do do 5000
Frame do do do $500
Handsome Country residence
in Sego, Perry county, Ohio, 1900
4Spendid building lots in Co.
lunbus, at $1,000. 5000
10 do DO do 81 800 $4,000
4 do do Cleveland, 6,O0C
! Grand Action Piano (Chitk-
ering's) ................. 1000
Gold Watch, set with Dia-
mOnds ......'........... 000
Gold Watches, at $500 each 1900
10 Rosewood Pianos, at $780,. 5000
10 do do at 400. 1000
10 do do at 800. 5000
30 Gold Watches, atSl50.... 1900
lUO do at lO0..... 10000
lOO do at o.. 1900
100 do at 40.... 4.OOO
300 Silver do at 20... 5000
SOC do do Vt l5..... 1890
1000 Ladies' Gold Breast Pins. at 81 1000
200 do B,ocha Shawls, at S25, 1000
900 do Silk Dress Patterns,
ats2O.................... 10000
5OOO Gold Pencils, at S3......... $4,000
10000 Gold Pens, with silver Cases,
at s2...'................. 10000
10000 Gold Rings, at 81, so each.... 10000
l2OS4 do at 100 cache. I2,094
Every person, by paying ONE DOLLAR,
will receive certificate OF membership, en-.
tltling him to handsome large Lithographic
Engraving of the new and magnificent Cap
iiOI of Ohio, forming one OF the most
beautiful Parlor ornaments ever gotten up as
an engraving, and richly worth dollar 1.-THE
publisher s retail price.) Each subscriber
will also be entitled TO a share in the distTi-
button OF egiIts enumerated in the Scheme.
The Engravings can be sent by mail TO any
part OF the country, and we will commence
delivering them to those having tickets by
the fifteenth of January.
For particulars, Tickets, &c, &C., call on
---, Agent at -. We will
send bills, circulars. &C., on application
| (post pald.) BURNELL & CO.
Columbus, o. February 9, ls55.-u
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-02-16
A Public Invitation
HICK OCK & Bro,

HAVING just opened Wholesale and
L i Retail HAT STORE in Portsmouth
on Front Street, between Market and Jeller
son, they invite AH TO call and examine their
stock Of
n, Hats and Caps, Straw Goods, Trunks,AS
Il IaliSGS, Carpet Bags, Umbrellas &c., W
oP EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Purchasers can at all times find at our es
tablishment full and complete assorimen.
OF the richest and most desirable styles, at
we'll asthe most common fabrics. Our long
experience in the business. and knowledge of
manufacturing, with the facilities for purcla.
sing, are such that we are confident we can
sell LOWER than any other House in the West.
FURS of all kinds wanted, for which the
highest prices will be paid.
Portsmouth, November 4, l853.-ly