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The University Family Remedies;

The University Family Remedies;
ISSUED uader the Seal, Sanction and Author
ity of the University 'f Free Medicine and Pop
ular Knowledge Chartered by the State Of Penn
svlyatia, April 29th, 1853, with capital Of $780,
600, ,smainly for the purpose of arresting the evils
Of spurious and worthless Nostrums; also for sup
plying the community with Reliable Remedies,
wherever competent Physician cannot or will
not be employed. This Institution, Qocatcd in
Philadelphia, Home Dispensary and Office No
69, Afch street, where applications for new agen-
cies will be reccived,) has purchased from DR..
JOHN r. ROWLAND, his celebrated Row
aMd'S Tonic Mixture. known for up.
wards of twenty five years, as the only sure and
safe cure for Fever and Ague, DC, and his ines
Unable remedy for Bowel Complaints, Row
nnd's Compound d syrup Of BiaFk-
berry Root, which highly improved and
Popular Remedies, together with The University, s
Remedy for Complaints Of the Lungs, The uni
yersity's Remedy for Dyspepsia or indigestion
The Uniyesity's Remedy for CostiEC Bowels
Also, tho UniveFsity's Almanac may be had a
the Branch Dispensary, or store Of 49, ~" :,
WV - JAMES IL. G. MILLER,
Jackson, Ohio, jan, 3, ls5G--4i-T-G6mt ~.
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FOR RENT,

ONE half Of the Grafton Block, consisting Of scv-
eral separate apartments suitable for Store-rooms
Groceries, or other business places. For futher par
ticuars inquire Of II. Ii. Fullerton, who is author
ised to rent lease. reparo and e: up the building or
apartments, for the convenience Of those who wish
70 occupy them. Z. 5. WYNN.
JGok80n, Nov. 90, %. S5S
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The Steam FIOsring Will below the
Public Square GallipOlis, Ohio.


Public Square GalliPOlis, Ohio.
THE Corporation having purchased tue Lot on
which tho Mill stands, for the wharf purposes, Of
fer for sale the Mill house and two Sheds one En-
ginc and Boiler three large and one small pail
French Burr Mill Stones, fine and supcrlne Boiling
Cloths, three Smut Machies. and numerous Other
fixtures. Also between two and three hundred
pcrrhcs dressed Stonc the Brick in the Stack and
Boiler Walls, &c. To be sold whole or in part at
may suit purchasers.
long credit will be given on all sums over one
hundred dollars, the purchasers givngnpproved Sc
curity.
A reasonable length of time given to remove the
property from the premises. The Hotel american
will be leased for term Of two or three years.
For information apply to the undersigned.
.. y. CAREL,
$. g. BAILEY,
X. BLACK,
Committee on improvements.
Gallipolis, Dee. 81, '55. 10
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DVorv DIauIt's Estate.

F. C. SEAL, Admir-. Of said Estate has file'
his accouts for final settlement as such Adm T
Said accounts will be for hearing on the goth
of January, A. d. 1856. ,..r
Il N. HOWELL, Probate Judge
Dec. G, i55. 81 30.d *.....-----------
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Attachment NOIiCe.

Geo. M. Leach, Plaintiff, VS.. Dexter Marshall,
Dclendent; Before j. A. SclI,J P, Of Wash,
ington township, jackson county. On the Sd
day of December, A. D., 1855, said justice iSs'
ued an order of attachment if the above action
for the sum of Three Dollars snd Forty cents.
GEO NJ. LEACH,
December l3, '55. 3S-3w
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WOtice.
Augustus Frazee, Guard. | Petition for par
Of Hevatta Frazee, tition. jackson
va ..... ED Court of

Augustus Frazee, Guard Petition for par
Of Helvatta Prazee, tition. jackson
VS. Co. Court OF
Amanda A. Long, ct. al Common Pleas.
The defendants Amanda A. Long Adam Long,
Abraham Long, Christena Long md Lydia Ann
Long, will thke notice that on the eight day OF
December A. d, 1855, the said Augustus Fra
zee, rs the guardian of the said Helvetta Frazce
an infant fled petition in The Court o Common
Pleas of Jackson county, Ohio, where the same is
now pending, demanding partition ofthe follow.
ing premises situate in the said county of jack
son to wit The west half Of the south west
quarter Of section number thirty five (35) Town
ship, number ten Q0) ofrauge no, seventeen (lI)
the south east quarter Of section no. thirty four
(34) Township and range Aforesaid; Also the
south cast quarter, of the north west quarter OF
section no. eleven I'D township no. nine (9) Of
range no. seventeen (I7) being i'll all two hun
dred and eighty acres, more or less, in the fol
lowing portion to wit to the said Helvetta Fra.
zee, Adam Long, Abraham Long, Christona
Long and Lydia Ann Long, each one equal
fifth part and to the said Amanda A. Long dow
er in the whole Of said premises.
At the next term Of said Court, an application
will be mado hy said petitioner, for an order
that partition may DO made &c. Of said premi.
SOS u. I, BINGHAM.
Attorney for Petitioners.
Dec. I3, '55, 80 CIV
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Marietta and Cincinnati and Hills
hOrOugh, Railroads, -
EEEss2
TINE CHAM GED,

AA4L IMAM ,IGU' .=. I'd.
TO Portsmouth and Jock.
son bY Rail Roado
TRAINS .i'l run as follows, Until furths,
notice:
FIRsT TRArv--LeG7es Ch;lllcoshe ut 6 4. n,
and arrives at Cincinnati I0.45 a. ". and at
Columbus $50 P. NJ. ..f f....r .....
SECOND TnAIY--Leayes Chill lcolhe on the ar.
rival Of the Train from Hamden 1T l2 ". and
arrives at Cincinnati at 40 P. NJ and ui Col.
unlbus at ll.4G P. NJ. .tti .+.
RETURNING.
FIRST TRhIN--Leaves Cincinnati al 6 A. NJ.
and arrives at ChiiicOthe at 1905 A. NJ.
SECOND TRAIS--Lcavea Cincinnati at 3 80 2.
NJ. and arrives at Chillicothe al 8.2j;P. M.
PIRsT TRAIN EAsT-Leaves Chillicothe al 7 A.
NJ. and arrives at Hamden nj 8 4. NJ
SECOND TRIAT EhsT--Leaves Chillico,he on
the arrival OF the Train from Cincinnati at 10.
10 4. NJ. and arrives at HsmGen al | l.5G 4. n.
where 1t connects with a train for Jackson and
Portsmouth.
RETURsNG-Leaye Handen at 1890 a. n.
and arrive at Chllicothe at II NJ in time for
Train for Cincinnati and Columbus and at
7, NJ, on the arrival Of the trian from Jackson
and Portsmouth, and arrive at ChiilcOthe at 3
?. NJ.
Passengers will leave Columbus for Chllico.
the at 2 ,45 A. NJ. and IL, ?. u, and arrive at
I0,O5A M. and 8,25 P. u,
Fare from Chillcothe TO Cincinnati, $3.50
c ulumbus $50
Tickcts can be had of Mr.. l.. Doherty, Col
umbus, P.W, Stradef, corner Of Broadway
and Front Sts,, Cincinnati; the L. NJ. Depot,
and at all the Stations. ...
". R. ARTHUR, supt
Dec. 20, '55. SO If. .... ....
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CAUTION,
TO ALL WHOM II WAY CONCERN


NOTICE is hereby given, the Gvo notes Of hand
payable TO David Imler or order, oil signed by John
+. Flowers and Charles Poindexter, dated Oct. g. A.
D. 1855, due as follows, lst noto $3.50, due Fob
goth 1855. I'd, noto SlOO,OO duo Oct, Sth, 1866
Sd, noto $4,000 duo Feb, goth 1857. 4th, note
S72.50 bearing per cent. interest duo Oct, 9Th
1857 5th, noto $1,000 due Feb, goth 1858, were
fraudulcntly obtained by said Iuor, some of which
are BOW in Samuel Dicksons hands, and some Of
which arc in the hands Of one William Garland, q
brother-in-aw to the said Imler. Said notes arc
fraudulent and will not bo paid, persons interested
may govern themselves accordingly.
.-. JOHN +. FLOWERS.
CHARLES P0INDEXTER,
Dec. 90, 1j. SO
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ROwund's Tonic Mixture.

ARELIABLE medieinefor Feverand Ague
together with all the other University Rems,
dies, new and fresh supply, just received at
this Agency. ID -as- J.H. O. MILLER,
S. cor Broadway and Pearl Streets.
Jackson, O., Dec. I3. 38--
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In the Court of Common Pleas for
jackson County Ohio.

Abraham Baker, PlalntH, ( 4 -...-
sia vs. Notice to Nou-resi-
Daniel Davis & Jane Davis,l dent Defendants.
Defendants aa
Daniel Davis and Jane Davis will take notice,
that on the 2d day Of January, 1856, tho Plain =
tiff filed in said Court of Common Pleas, petit
ton setting forth, that on the Cd day of December
lS4e, said Defendants executed and delivered
to John Edwards, Of Hancock county. Ohio, q
deed of mortgage for the south half Of lot No. 9,
town No. G. of range No 10, Of lands situate in
the county of Jackson in the State Of Ohio, cont
monty calledthe Scioto Salt Reserve, containing
At acres more or less, TO secure the payment OF
debJ of $3.50. evidenced by three promissory
notes of said Daniel Dpis to sai2 Johu Edwards,
each for $50, dated Dec. I'd, ls4e, and payable
as follows: One note March lst, 1919; one
note, Sept. LIST 1919, and one no,c March 1T,
1850. That said plaintiff is by assignment, now
the lawful holder, of said mortgage and notes,
that said notes are due, and that no payment has
been made thereon For which, together with
the further sum Of S7,95 cents taxes on said
mortgagcd premises since the date Of said mort
gage, paid by said plaintiff as said assignee, with
interest thereon from Dec. 3lst 1859, and the
interest OIL said notes from the time they respect.
lively became due, the said plaintiff askS for judg-
ment against said defendants, for the sale Of said
mortgagcd premises, to pay said debt, and for
other proper relief. Unless by the lst day of
March 1856, the dsfendents appear and answer or
demur to said petition, the statements Of the
same will be taken as true, and Judgment rer-
dered as therein prayed, VI g.. u. 81.
HOFFMAN g. HASTINGS, . y
January 3. lS56--6w Attys. for PHI
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,Imst Received.

A further supply of Myers Extract of Rock
Rose, the celebrated remedy for Scrot9la and
other Blood diseases. Louden & Co.'S Family
Remcdies.-Iudia Choldgogue, and various other
articles of necessary use among the sick, at
MiLLERS New Drug Store.
iuckson. Dec I3, 55--3S
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
StraHAd.

FROM the prenIses Of tho subscriber living
in Bloomfield Township, Jackson county Ohio
about the 2Id, Of Ndyember, lalts-s1 large
Mich cow,withred and white spots, stfagght
iaperiDg horns, and about years old, ear mark
not remembered. a liberal reward compensa,
tom will be given To any ems returning said
Cow to INC, or information where can got her
WILLIAM MOLER.
Dec % 3g.3 uO
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NOTICE.


Isaac Isaac, Plaintiff,
against
Thomas T. Jones, Sarah In Jackson county
Jones, Moses Sternbergcr, Common Pleas.
Petor Pickerol, and John j.
Hoffman, Defendants.
| THE above named ThomasT 7. Jones, Sarnh Jon cs
Moses Sternborger, Peter Pickrel, and John j. HOf
man. will take notice, that on the 18th, day Of De-
cember, A. D, 1865, petition was filed against
them in the Court of Common Pe0s Of Jackson
county, Ohio, by Isaac Isaac, tho object and prayer
of which is, that the following real estate may be
sold to srsfy q certain mortgage decd, executed By
said Thomas T. Jones and Sarah Jones' 10 said Isaac
Isauc, on the Goth, day OF February, 1858, TO Wit;
Tho North west quarter, Of the north cast quarter
Of section sevcn township seven range eighteen con-
taning forty Hcecs, except one half deOded TO
trustees Of school district for school purposes. Said
Mortgage was given 10 SECURE the payment Of two
hund.yd dollars, with interest ut eight per cent
The petition furthur sets FORTH TINT on the 18th day
Of February, 1854 the said Thomas T. Jono5 and
Sarah Jones, executed mortgag6de to NJ. Stern
berger and Co. consisting Of NJ. Stornborger Petor
Pickrol and John J. Hoffman, for the Same premis-
es to secure tho payment of two hundred and thr-
ty dollars at ten per cont interest and that on the
Goth day Of May 1854, tho sAid Thomas I. Jones
and Sarah Jones executed mortgage decd to Moses
Stcrnbcrgor for the same promises, to seouro the
payment Of two hundred dollars. with ten por cent,
interest.
Tho said defendants are notified tina. they are ro-
quircd to answer said petition on or before the 18th
day of February, 1856.
MACKLEI FULLERTON, Atty's. for Pitt.
Dec. 20, So. 80 6-w ..
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Dive StuHS.

Just arrived another lot of that fine indigo
together with every other article in the line o
Dye Stuifs, and for sale at,
December l3,-3S- MILLERs.
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BANK NOTE LIST,

TIE following list is corrected every Wednesday,
just before putting our paper to press at Bennett &
Cos. Citizens Bank, p. .-,.-... ..... r ... ..
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ScnIes and w eigIIts.

Fowler & Ludlow's celebrated Counter Scales
for Merchants and Grocers' use, for sale cheap
~ .... NJ ILLERs.
jackson, Dec I3,-3S-
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Shingles Wanted.

will give good price for few thousand
Shingles, delivered at my Joiner Shop, in
jackson.
jackson, Dec. l3 '6j 38-3w
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FOR SALE,

TWO FIRST rute fasms. Forfurther particulars on
cuiro Of A. II. SAMSON,
Attorney at law and Real Estaio Agent Oak Hill
Jackson county, Ohio.
nov. 20, '55. 36-tf .s....
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To all whom Il NAV Coucefp.

NOTICE is hereby given the, my wife, Tecy
Peterson, has left my bed and board, withoa.
any just cause, and that I will not pay any
debts Of her contracting aftsr this date.
JAMES PETERSON
Jackson, Dec. 90, 80 3-w .tr H..
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From ChicnvO.

aa"a'2s7'''' Cu1oAGo, Dec go
The Galenp railroad has a surplus of
R3l5,255, in addition with twenty-five
per cent. dividend the past fiscal year
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NEW JRWBLRY STORE!

G. B.WEBEEs, Would most respectfully an
nonnce to the citizens of Jackson and vicinity
that he has opened
JEWEERY STORE,
In the Grafton Block, on Broadway Street, whcr,
ne is prepared to furnish all and every article il
his line to customers. Iii stock of
WATCHES AND CLOCKS,
is large and of the best manufacture. Jcwelry
consisting of Breast pins, Ear rings, Finger
rings, Gold Pens, etc, etc, all Of which he vii
sell at the very lowest prices. ...
GTRcpairing Of Watches aud Clocks, and jew
elry, done in workman-lik manner, on the mos
reasonable terms, and short notice
jackson, December g. IS. az
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PROBATE NOTICE.

NOTICE is herJby given that the following nam
cd persons have filed their accounts and vouchers
for settlement in the Probate Court Of jackson
county, Ohio to wit:
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snle Of Valuable ProperfY.

.HguA THE subscriber offers for sale his
ssssz large and well situated STORE
Ts K4AHOUSE, WARE HOUSE, TWO
fSsAssklt9 DWELLING HOUSES, and good
out buildings, with good we'll Of wo-
ter tn house; one pair Of five ton Ore Seales
and Raj Road Switch, and one and half acre
lot, The property is known as Twins Station,
situated on the s. i II. V. Rail Road, six miles
south Of Jackson This property is, without
doubt the most desirable place Of business Of
any upon The Rail Road between jackson and
Portsmouth, being in the midst OF the great Iron
and Coal Region. and surrounded by fine sgri-
cultural country. Purchasers wishing infOrna-
ton as to terms, &c can learn the same by apply
ing to subscriber upon the premises, or BY letter
10 L. 4. GARDNER,
Twins Station, Jackson county, Ohio
Nov. 8, '55-33-lm+
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cu,puAN ,suAM. JAMES DYER.
TSHAM q DYER
EXCHANGE BANK,
x,,e q, ,s,oHlc USx eRn n nfya GOId al Il

silver, and Uncurrent Money. Also Discounts
Business Paper. Prompt attention given to Col
lection. Interest allowed on time Deposits
jackson, December 9ST-ly
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Corn! Corn! Corn /!

WANTED-2,OOO bushels CORN, by
BUM, WAITE HOUSE d BUM.
Nov. 8, '55-33.tf .....
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Scientific information for the whole
World.
4 - L Ii III III


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PRE-CALCULArIoNs FOR ELEMENTARY CHANGES
based upon the discovery Of the physical laws and
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storms earthquakes, aurOras, &C., and also atUOs-
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In presenting the RAINBOW to tho public, We DO
NOT CLAIM it to be an inialliable weather guide
But this much VT 30 CLAIM, that it will be found to
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All wo ask lisa candid examination. Terms Of the
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months
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Volume first contains fall explanation Of the dis
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volume for which it will be sent, postpaid, to any
part of the country First volume now ready.
Address, CAMPBELL q CO.,
No. 73 South Fourth Street, above Walnut Phila.
Agents wanted in every country.
Dec u, 'j5. 40
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New York. Blk. Of Mobile. S DIS
Solvent banks, par MISSISSIPPI
PENNsYLyANIA. d" All banks, no sale
Solvent banks, par H LOUISIANA,
MARYLAND. Solvent banks PAL
Solvent banks, par; Small Notes, 8 di.
NEW IlANPsIIIEE. t. ONO.
Solvent banks, par Solvent hunks, pal
VERMONT. Bk. Circleville, so Iii.
Solvent banks, par Free k,Old plate ais
CdNHETICCT. a KFSTvCKY.
Solvent banks, par: Solvent banks, pal
MASSACHUSETTS, Ky, Trust Co. 40 di,
Solvent banks, par! INDIANA.
RIODE ISLAND. Stlte bank. and
Solvent Banks, par; Branches, mar
MAINE, Free banks, to so dis
Solvent banks, par lk. of Corners
NEw JERSEY. willie 25 dis
Solvent banks, par ILLINOIS,
DELAWARE. Solvent Free bk. dis
Solvent banks, par MIssorRr.
VIRGINA. StatJ bank and
Solvent banks, par branches, pal
Trans. Allegheny, 10 dis TENNEssHE.
kanahyass 10 dis Solvent banks dis
CANADA. MICHIGAN.
Solvent banks, 5 dis Solvent banks, 3 dis
NORTH CARoLINA. Small Notes, dis
Solvent Banks, dis Except Adrian lns. Co.
Sm1ll Notes, 5 dis and Macomb Co, Bk.
SoyTu CARoLIsA. WISCONSIN,.
Solvent Banks, d ulS Free banks, dis
GEORGIA. Small Notes. dis
Solvent Banks, dis TEXAS Il ARKANSAS.
ALABAMA. All banks OF doubt
Sovcnt banks, 10 dis ful value.
EXCHANGE.
BUYISG. SELLING
New York, i prm. Prm.
phiadclphia, =
Baltimore, u
AMERICAN GOLD.
Buying at Is prm. Selling al Is
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Printing in Colors, Of all shades, and in Brun9
and e4ft fc+eoss, handsomely executed, .,.-
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We do certify the foregoing to DO correct.
JOHN STEPHENSON, Auditor J. G
7. B. DICKASON, Treasurer j. Q.
Jan 3. lS56--4l
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And that on tho goth, day Of JNnu0ry N u. 900
said accounts will he for hearing and settlement.
T. N, HOWELL, Probate Judge
Jan. 3, '56, Al, I'd.
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ANNUAL STATEMENT
Of the Commissioners of Jackson
County, for the year 1865.
Amount of Surplus Revenue
receiYGd from the State,
$Il,9I4 90

All of which is loaned to
individuals at I per cent.
Amount secured by mort o -
AwoHnt IN snit 956 40
Amount Of income the
present year, $llo Is
Amount in Treasury last
year, including Fees. b4 Al
Amount in the Treasury, of
one per cent, including
Fees. 10 %
Coming to State this year,
at per cent. ~ "a
Expenses in managing said
Fund.-
To John Stephenson, Au-
ditor. w
Tot. B. Dickinson, Treas -...
urcr. w
Remaining in the Treas
ury. January lSt 1856 81 CD
Paid T. Il. Mathews for ... =,
publishing this report. W % 10
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ATTACHMENTS,

L. W, 5xooK, PM Before JonSJ J6Nis, J:R
against Thomas Of Jefferson Township,
r. Roe, Ddtr} } jackson County O.. "a
On the 18th day Of December A d., 1855,
said justice issued an order Of attachment Of
in tho above action, for the sum Of thirty three
dollars and eighty-two cents. .
January Sd ls56--3w +. W SNOoK, y.
BY MAOKLEY & FULLERTON. his Atlys
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&sRISAE CLEMENTS for the Second Animal Col
lection Of this new and popular lns!itaton for the
diffusion VI Literature and ATT have beon Elalo "a
tho most extensive scale.
Among the works already ongagcd, fs the far
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-23

Now Ready
DEPU BLICAN DOCUM NTS!
~ We have on hand the following
REPUBLICAN DOCUMENTS
FOR THE CAMPAIGN
And are sbe supply them by the quantity single copies
at the counter Of the Publication Office:
THE REPORT OF THE KANSAS INVESTIGATING
COMMITTEE;
Howard Mich and Sherman of Ohoi,,h $500 pase' Of
evidence the fruit thee months faithful labor p Kansas
Single copies, cents per dozen, 40 CENTS per hundred
81 SO; per thousand, $50.
SPEECH OF THE HON. CHARLES SUMNER
ON THE CRIME AGAINST KANSAS.
Delivered the Senate May 49, 1885, Single copies cents;
40 cents per dczen So 80 hundIed so per thousand
III.
GOV. SEWARD'S SPEECH
ON THE IMMEDIATE ADMISSION OF KANsAs
per eopy 20 cents per dozen 25 per hundreds
$40 per thousand
SPEECH OF THE HON. SCHUYLER COLFAX
or INDIANA
ON THE LAWS" OF KANSAS.
2eents per copy; 20 cents per dozen hundred $40
per thousand.
AIRY quantity of the above will be sent to sdde" on re
cept Of the pces-ee by express in other
manner desired
ORDERS, ineosing the CASH respectfully solicited
GREELEY l. McELRATH,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-23

NJ B L O's G A r ID E NJ
IN Dosss open o. u to commence q. O'CLOCK.
T1kss Cent?.
Great attraction.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. July 2S, 1855.
PONGO TO NIGHT
THE WONDERFUL RAvEL9
NJ. MARZETTI AS THE APE.
Young HrNcLER A. LEHnAss.
SECOND APPEARANCE Oh MnE. AxEL
THE sCHOOLMAsTER-
Dr. Jerome Msst<r Tricks. Frsncois
EVOLUTIONS ON THE T1GHr kOPE
Young HENGLER and HE Volep Solo,
A. Lehman Nine A1e, NJ A. ChArni
PONGO, THE INTELLIGENT APE: ~,
THURSDAY-BeDeit of Miss EMMA STANLEY, her hfN
appeal to the AInonoan public, positively her
APPEARANCE BUT ONE go
in the CITY New York which ccaSion she Will epeat he'
Drawpsfoorn Entertainment, entitled -
TIE SEVEN AGES OF WOMAN
FRIDAY-The RAVFL night .., .n.,,,y
SATURDAY-Lsst appearance OF Miss EMMA SIANbb'.
MONDAY-ffrst appearance Of MI bURrON.
TNHE CRYSTAL PALACE. - This beautiful
building contains various obeots Of fnteest-aneient ooee-
lin TAPESTRY Gallery OF Paintings. rare and vssstie
STATUARY beaide Agricultural Implements and Machinery
Il will remain open until further notice.
DUSSELDORF GALLERY, No. 497 Broadway,
II contains l Of the dncs. PAINTINGS pat upon
hibion. Open DAY and EVENING Admittance Is cents.