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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1856-01-17

" through 10 POrtSmOnth aud Jack
son by Rail Road"
TRAINS will run as follows, Until further
not ce:
FlRsr TRArx-Lsayes Chillcothe a, AM,
and arrives al Cincinnati T0.4j A. II. and al
Columbus $50 P. NJ.
SECOND TRAIy--Leavss Chill icothe on the ar.
rival Of the Train lr, m Hamden at u VI. and
arrives at Cincinnati at f.l0 P. N and al Col
umLus at ll.4O ?. NJ.
RETURNING.
FIRST TRArS--Leaves Cincinnati at G A. NJ
aad arrives al Chiicothe at 1905 A. NJ,
SECOND TRAN-Lcaves Cincinnati at 80 P
N. and arrives at Chilicothe at s.25 p VI.
FIRST TRAIN EAsr-Leaves Chilicothe at 7 4
VI. and arrives at Hamden at 9 A. NJ
SECOND TRIAx EAST Leaves ChilIicothe Oh
the arrival 0 the Train from Cincinnati at 10.
10 A. NJ. and arrives at Hamcen al II 80 4. ~.
where it connects with train for Jackson uuG
Portsmouth.
RETCRNIYG-Leave Hamien at 1890 A. NJ.
and arrive at Chllicothe at u u. in lime lor
Train Tor Cincinnati and Columbus aud at
?. N on the arrival Of the tri1n from Jackson
and Portsmouth, ana arrive at Chllicoths at
p ".
Passengers will leave Columbus for Chilco.
the at 2 IS A. N. and 1910 2, II, ana arrive al
lO,O5 A N. aud o,2j F. VI,
Fare from Chillicothe to Cincinnati, So %
G. e oluinbus 3,5L
Tickets can be had of Mr. l.. Doherty, Col
umbus, P.W Strddcr, corner Of Broadway
and Front Sis, Cincinnati; tho L. NJ Depot
and at all the Stations.
W. R. ARTHUR. supt.
Dec. 90, 'j5. 50
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Senate standing Committaa.

On Finance - Messrs. Kelly, Taylor Of
Mshoning, Holmes, Buckland, and Marsh.
Privilegesand Elections-Messrs. Gard
ner, Beatty, and Phelps.
Militia-Messrs. Hyer, Warfl, and
Wilford. ,.....
Common Schools and School Lands
Msssrsg Garfield, Hardy and Marsh. ~
New Counties-Messrs. Cattel, Taylor
of Mahoning, and Hardy.
Observation-Disclosures. Hawley, Hard y
and Burnct.
Public Benevolent Institutions Messrs.
Heaton, Cattel and Spencer.
Peniteutiary--Messrs. Taylor Of Geau-
ga, Kirk and Musgraye.
Salaries and Fees of Public Officers
Messrs, Bundy, Hamilton and Heaton,
Roads and Highways--Messrs. Beatty,
Wilford and Lewis ..... .. ...
State Buildings-Messrs. Rush, Kelley
and Lawrence
Currency-Me SIS. 3razcc, Kelly,
and Grisworld.
Librares-Messrs. Lawdcr, Lawrence
and Taylor of Geauga.
Federal Relations-Messrs. Brown,
Phelps and Garfield.
Public Works and Public Lands
Messrs, Spencer Rnsh and Phelps.
Judiciary-Messrs. Grisworld, Spen-
Ger, Matthews, Brown and Brazee.
Railroads and Turnpikes-Messrs.
Brand, Brazee and Bundy.
Medical Societies and Colleges-Messrs.
Kirk, Brand and Lunt.
Universities, Colleges and Acadames---
Messrs. Taylor Of Mahoning, Hawley and
Matthews ...
Public Printing--Messrs. Hamilton,
Hea;on and Converse,
,Agriculture--Messrs Lunt, Gardner
and Griswolld.
Claims-Messrs. Musgraye, Warfl, and
Beatty.
Corporations other than Municipal
Mcssrs. Buckland, Baird and Converse.
Municipal Corporations--Messrs. Marsh
Griswold and Mathews. ... ....
observation-disclosures. Baird, Warfl
and Gardner.
Manufactures and Commerce-Mess:s. :s.
Rennet, Holmes and Hver.
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MISCELLANEOUS
For Sale, Rent or Lease.

] have several very fine Store Rooms In the
Masonic Hall Buildings just finished and In
good ORDER, suitable for Groceries, Dry Goods
Hardware or Drugs, which am ANXIOUS to
dispose Of, either bv sale, or lease for term
Of years. This Block Of buildings is well sit.
uated for business, being near the center Of
the town, and convenient to Banks Hotels,
Railroads, &c.
To strangers who may be anacquain cd
with Jackson, it may not be improper 10 say,
that 1t Is a County seat, in the very midst Of
the richest iron and coal region of the State,
doing large and increasing business and hav-
ing as healthy and pleasant site as any 9th
er town IN Southern Ohio. Enterprising bus.
inesS men may not find better location for
permanent trade.
For terms and conditions, (which will be
made easy), enquire Of the subscriber South
corner Broadway aud Pearl street, Jackson G..
II. Ohio. JAMES Il. c. MILLER.
Dec. I3, '55 39-f
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SciOtO Il Hooking Valley RailrOadi
Change Of Time,
GS g @ aE .a...li.:a

ON and after Monday, 10th Of Dec. 1855, trains
will run as follows:
Train No. from Portsmouth 10 Jackson--will
leave Portsmouth at o'clock a, m-arrivo at jack
son at IL o'clock a. IN. Returning, leave jackson
at d o'clock p. mwill arrive at Portsmouth at b
o'clock p m.
No2. Will leave jackson at u o'clock, a. NJ
and arrive at Portsmouth at Ii o'clock a. m-rc-
turning. leave Portsmouth TIA o'clock, P. mar
rive at Jacksonat 5l2 p. M.
Trains will run between jackson and Handen,
viz leave jackson at IL "a o'clock, a. IN. (after the
arrival of the train form Portsmouth) arrive at
Hamden at 12m-Rcturnng, leave Hamden at l21l
o'clock-arrive at jackson at x o'clock p. m.--
This train will connect at liamden with the trains
from and to Chillicothe) Leave Jackson at III
o'clock p. m-arriye at llanden at3H oclock-Re-
turning, leave Hamden at o'clock p. m,
Trains stop for passengers at the following sta
tons, to wit: Sciotoville, Webster, Washington
and Gallia Stations Portland, Gross Roads, lrwin's
Station and ut Berlin.
J. RIGGS. Prcs't.
Dec. 13, '55. SS
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BlaCksmithing.

CLIFFORD WEBB, takes this opportunity Of
saying to the people of jackson and vicinity, that
he has taken the Blacksmith Shop, known as the
Hatten shop, next door to the Old Steam Mil,
where he is ready to do work of all kinds in su-
pelior manner. Allkinds of Machienry, belong
ing to Steam Engines, Mills, Wagon and Car
riage Ironing. Horse Shoeing, Rail Road
Plows, of the most approved patterns, also manu-
featured besided every thing that can be manu-.
featured ont OF Iron, will be done to order on the
most reasonable terms, and on short notice. He
would most respectfully solicit share Of public
patronage, and will endeavor, by strict attention
to the wants of his patrons, to merit the same
Please call and examine for yourselves.
n B. Ready. made Wagons Of all kinds al
ways on hands for sale very low.
GJ'Drills, Picks, A1ese Mattocks, audnli kinds
Of edged tools dressed in good order. and war
rantcd to stand the hardest of rock.
Jackson, april 26, IS. 5-y
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DRY GOODS &c.
LATEST FALL AKITIyAL,

I
BUM, WALTERUOUSE d BUNN.
WOULD once more call the attention of tho
public in general to their Latest and GrandosL
selection Of Fancy and Staple
DRY GOODS,
Which from the peculiar advantages thew have
had in purchasing, they are prepared to sell a
little cheaper than ever Call and examine their
stock Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Fancy French and Persiau Berege, DelaiDes.
Lustres, Ginghslns, Apaccas, Mernoes and
Silks; both Plain aud Fancy
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES,
Black French and American Broad Cloths, Plain
and Fancy Cassiineres, Satinetts, Twosds, and
Heavy Cloths.
FINE GOODS.
French Collars, Colaretts, Chemisetts, Under.
sleeves, Artifcials; Silk Linen and Embroidered
Handkercbels; Mitts; Kid, Isle Thread Silk
and Cotton Gloves; Laces; Linens; Jacouetts;
Swiss Mulls; Bobinetts Bonness and Bonnet
Findings Of every description.
HATS AND CAPS.
Mems, Boys and Youths Fancy Cav, Grand
VIE awake Hats; Gents No. Ext Mole
SKIN, Fur and Otter Hats.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems Boys and Youths Grain, Kip 'oat,
Calf ana en d Brogans; Gents and Boy. Kip
and Calf Bootsi Caters; Ties, &c; WonenA
and Misses Fancy Lace Boots; Lasting Gaiters.
Calf, Goat, Morocco and Kid Buskins;
Fancy Lace Boots, Buskins and Ankle Ties.
STAPLE GOODS.
Best brands Of brown and bleached MusliuS,
Drills, Denisens, Sheetings, Pillow Castings,
Shirtings, Cambrics, Sle5ias, Table Covers,
Crash, Canvass and Prints Of every variety, Car.
pet Chain, COttol Yarn, Batting, Wadding, &C.;
CagPat.; Rugs, Floor Oil Cloths &c; Travelling
Bags, SicLeIs Umbrellas, dc.
HARDWARE AND QUEENSWARE.
Lipencotts superior Axes; Collins and Grain
ShoveIs; Door Trimmings Cutlery Pocket Knives
DC. Gueensware Of all kinds.
GROCERIES.
Coffee, Tea and Sugar; Molasses by the barrel
and half barre; q full assortment Of Paints,
Oils and Brushes Boot Polish and Blaching.
Finally, every thing in the Dry Goods aud Gro
c:.y line. Come all who want to buy, and who
don't want to buy; come any way.
CLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEED.
a good article of each for sale low.
THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICEIN CASH
will bs paid for Wheat, Barrels, and Cooper STUFF
OF Our mill
BUM, WALTERHOUSE d BUNN.
Jackson Oct IL, $3.50
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The University Family Remedies;S

ISSUED under the Seal, Sanction and Author.
ity Of the University of Free Medicine aud Pop
uiar knowledge, Chartered by the State Of Penn
sylvatia April 29th, 1853, with capital of Sl0O-
900, mainly for the purpose Of arrestng the evils
of spurious and worthless Nostrums also for sup.
plying the community with Reliable Remedies,
wherever a competent Physician cannot or will
not be employed. This Institution, located in
Philadelphia II omc Dispensary and Office No
6S Arch street, where applications for new agen-
cies will be reccived.) has purchased from Dr..
JOHN h. ROWAND, his celebrated Row
uMd'S Tonic Mixture, known for up.
wards Of twenty FIVE years, as the only sure and
safe cure for Fever and Ague, &c, and his ines.
timable remedy for Bowel Complaints, Row
and's Compound syrup Of Bla"k-
berry IsOOL, which highly improved and
Popular Remedies, together with The University IS
Remedy for Complaints of the Lungs; The Uni
versity Remedy for Dyspepsia or Indigestion;
The Uuiyersitys Remedy for Costvc Bowels;
Also, the University's Almanac may be had at
the Branch Dispensary, or store of
.. JAMES II. G. MILLER,
jackson, Ohio, jan. 3, le56--4l-6m.
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CRYSTAL PALACE STORE
Against the World.
.. T. ACH.

Main St., opposite the Post Office, Jackson o.
HAS COVE TO THE Conclusion to sell
Goods at less prices than ever heretofore, after
taking into consideration the immense quantity
Of goods continually kept on hand, together
with the numerous receipts Of goods, from tho
City Of New York and Philadelphia, which
enables me to sell yerylow come with yonS
cash and try me.
STAPLE DRY GOODS.
Mus.ins, Prints, Lawns, Ginghams, Bareges,
Delanes, Debages, Lusters, Merinos. TickingA
Drillings Denims, Cloths, Casameres. Sati.
netts, with a complet assortment 10 numerous
to mention.
FANCY GOODS.
i good stock Of fancy goods, and portion Of
summer goods, which will sell at cost for cash
only.
Irish Linens, Swiss Mulls, Jaconet!s, White
Linen Uandkf s, collars, Under-sleaves Chcmi.
sets, &c, acI
Notions, Hosiery & Gloves.
A full assortment of all Of those articles which
| shall not rmdertak to numerate.
Umbrellas & Parasols,
kinds and for everybody which viii ssES
at prices to suit the times.
Hats g. Caps.
SILK. Beaver, Wool, Panama, LcgLorn, Straw.
and Palm Hats, Caps of all kinds, cheap,
Bonnets & Flats.
Satin, silk, Gimp, Soft Straw, and GOsamsss
BOunets and FiaIs.
Boots & Shoes.
A Splendid Stock of fine Boots g. fine Shoes for
men women and children, all of which, Will
sell very cheap for cash.
Hardware d Cutlery.
A good stock which will not numerats. buI
come and examine
Ready Made Clothing.
All very cheap, come and see them.
Queens d Glass Ware.
A splendid assortment which is bound to sell.
Watches " Jewelry.
Gold Watches, Gold Pens Pencils Cases,
Breast Pins Ear Rings, &c, ell Of which VIII
sell cheap for cash only.
Groceries 4 Stone Ware.
Bacon and Lard, first rate Stock Of all of the
above articles, which | will sell very cheap, for
cash only.
Cash or Poduce
Only taken in exchange for goods. THIS sys,
TEN will be strictly Observed with request to
those who have accounts with the firm Of D.
Leach, or D. Leach & Co., would call Immediate
ly and make settlement, and save costs
U"Also Real Estate: Two Town Lots in
James Town. Which will be sold on the most
favorable terms. D. LEACH.
Jackson June l4-'55-l2-6-rn.
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q.
matters will doubtless engage your alten-
IiUn. You need no further assurance OF
my disposition 10 cooperate faithfully
with you in whatever may promote the
common welfare. Let us proceed then
TO the discharge Of our respective duties.
With hear,s full of gratitude TO God Tor
the liberty which we enjoy. and the pros
periiy which has attended Us hitherto, let
il be our constant endeavor, looking rev.
srently to Him for guidance and direc-
lion, 10 ensure the Transmission 10 those
who are 10 come after US, Of the noble her.
itage Of free institutions which we have
received from our fathers. not only un-
impaired, bat augmented and improved.
'A" '''-' '' SALMON P. CHASE.
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NOTICE.

Isaac Isaac, Plaintiff,
against
Thomas I. Jones, Sarah In jackson county
Jones, Noses Stcrnberger, Common Pleas.
Peter Pickerel, and John J.
Hoffman, Defendants.
THE above named Thomas 7. Jones, Sarah Jon c
Moses Sternberger, Peter Pickrel, and John J. Hof
man, will take notice, that On the l7th dag Of De-
cembcr A. D. 1885, petition was filed against
them in the Court Of Common Pleas Of jackson
county, Ohio By Isaac Isaac, the object and prayer
of which IS, that the following real estate may be
sold to srtisfy a certain mortgage decd executed By
said Thomas T. Jones and Sarah Jones to said Isaac
Isaac on the Goth, day Of February 1855, to vii:
The North west quarter, Of the north east quarter,
dissection seven township seven range teen, con-
taining forty access except one half acre decided to
trustees Of school district for school purposes. Said
Mortgage was given to secure the payment Of TWO
hundred dollars, with interest at eight per cent.
The petition furhur sets FORTH that Oh the 18th day
Of February, 1854, the said Thomas I. Jones and
Sarah Jones' executed mortgage deed to NJ Stern
berger and Co. consisting Of N. Steruberger, Peter
Pickrel and John j. Hoffman, for the same prcmis-
es, to secure the payment Of two hundred and thir
ty dollars at ten per cent. interest and that on the
Goth day Of May 1854 the said Thomas T. Jones
and Sarah Jones executed mortgage deed to Moses
Sternbcrger, for the same premises, TO secure the
payment Of two hundred dollars with ten per cent,
interest.
The said defendants are notified ;ha. taey are re-
qured to answer said petition or before the I2lh
day of February, 1856
MACKLEY 4 FULLERTON, Atty's. for Pitt.
Dec. 20, So. SO CIV
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale, his present Dwell.
LING HOUSE and lot, upon which the samo is sit
uated, being on Main Street in the Town of Jack
son. c. II. Ohio, ONE HALF LOT South of Bum
Walterhouso Bunn's store. Also EIGTH or TEN
acres of land, situated in Jackson township, eight
miles from the town Of Jackson, three miles from
the Marietta and Cincinnati, Rail Road, and about
& miles from the Cincinnati Furnace, upon which
last named premises haLe now in complete order
and in operation one STEAM SAW AND GRIST
MILL, with two run Of Stone in said Grist Mill.
Also one DOUBLE CARDING MACHINE. Also
Two Yoke CT splendid Oxen, one wagon and othe-
personal property necessary in and about the using
of said Mills be- all of which desire to sell upon
reasonable terms. Apply for information to tho
subscriber at his residence in jackson, or at his
Mill, in Jackson township jackson County, Ohio.
DANIEL FERRY.
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Drugs and Medicines.

A LARGE and further supply of Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Chemicals, Patent
Medicines, Brushes, Glassware, Perfumpry and
Fancy articles, just received-constituting
with the original stock) iull and general as
sortment, all of which are offered at prices in
teresting to cash purchasers.
am determined to sell, and uiH sell--the
public will take notice and govern themselves
accordingly. JAMES II. c. MILLER.
Jsckson O., Dec. I3, '55 39- ..
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MISCELLANEOUS.
StraVed.

FKOM the premises Of the subscriber living
IN Bloomfield Township, Jackson county Ohio
about the 2Ist, Of November, lest. A large
Mich Cow, with red and white spots, straight
tapering horns, and about years old, ear mark
not remembered. A liberal reward compensa.
ton will be given to any one returning said
Cow TO me, or information where can get her.
WILLIAM MOLER.
Dec. 20,39.3 W.
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IIrnIREIs EOK SALE.

SEVERAL Thousand feet of DRESSED FLooR
ING and CEILING.
so Panel Doors.
9 Ioz White Pine Batten Doors.
A otof Window Sash, assorted sizes.i
Flooring and Ceiling dressed at Rhodes Mill,
Portsmouth, Ohio
lT All the above articles can be had at my
shou. South west end Columbia street.
UT All sizes Of Doors and Sash furnished Il
order. J.B. WOOD.
Jackson jan. 3, 1851
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Notice,
Augustus Frazec, Guard. ! Petition for par
Of Helvatta Pnzee, tition. Jackson
VS. Go. Court oi

Augustus Frazcc, Guard Petition for par.
Of He!vatta Frazee, tition. Jackson
VS. Co. Court OF
Amanda A. Long ct al Common Pleas.
The defendants Amanda A. Long, Adam Long,
Abraham Long, Christena Long and ydia Ann
Long, will take notice that OH the eight day of
December A. D, 1855, the SAID Augustus Fra
zee, as the guardian of tho said HelVetta Frazec
an infant filed petition in ;he Court Oi Common
Pleas OF Jackson county, Ohio, where the same is
now pending, demanding partition Oft 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 (lO) Orange no. seventeen (Iij
the south cast quarter Of section no. thirty four
(34) Township and range Aforesaid Also,t the
south east quarter, Of the north west quarter OF
section no. eleven (IN township no. nine (9) Of
range no. seventeen (I7) being in all two hun.
drcd and eighty acres, more or less, in the fol
lowing portion to wit to the said Helvetta Fra.
zee, Adam Long, Abraham Long, ChristeuI
Long and Lydia Ann Long, each one equa
fifth part and to the said Amanda A. Long dow
er in the whole of said premises.
Atthe next term Of said Court, an application
will be made by said petitioner, for an orde
that partition may be made DC, OF said premi
ses. Il. +. BINGHAM.
Attorney for Petitioners.
Dec 10, IS. 3S CIV
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Attachment Notice.

Geo. VI, Leach, Plaintiff, Va. Dexter Marshall
Defendent; Before j. A. Sell, J. p, Of Wash.
ington township, Jackson county. On the Sd
day Of December, A. D., 1855. said justice iSs.
usd an order of attachment in the above action
for he sum Of Three Dollars sud Forty cents.
GEO. N. LEACH,
December l3, IS. 33-3w
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jackson. Sept. G. '55. 2itf
William Evans, Guardian, In Jackson county

William Evans, Guardian, In jackson county
against Probate Court.
Jare Garyin, and others. [ Petition TO sell land
Jane Garvn, widow, and Mary II. Garvin.
VIM. A. Gavin, Albert Garvin. Hester A. Garvin
John Garvin, minors, of the State Of Indiana,
will take notice, chat petition was filed against
them in said Court, on the 10th day Of Decembe,
1855, by William Evans, Guardian Of said min.
ors, tbe,abiect aud prayer of which pettiGnis, for
the 'sssssE Emeut of dover in, and tOr the sale Of
the following real estate situate II Jackson eoun-
tv, Ohio, and known aud described as follows, 10
wit: One undivided half Of the south west quarter,
of the south west quarter Of section thirty four.
Township eight, Range seventeen. Said petit
ton will be for hearing On the first Monday in
February, 1856. WM. EVANS,
/ BY MACKLEY 4 FULLERTON, his AM'yH.
Dec. I3, '55. 3S A.w
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Scientific Information for the whole
World.
CHArMAN'S GREAT DISCOVERY,

CHArMAN'S GREAT DISCOVERY.
THE MONTHLY RAINBOW, or CEAPMAN'S
CALCULATIONS FOR ELEMENTARY CHANGES,
based upon the discovery Of the physical laws and
harmony of electrical action pervadng the solar sys
tem as involved in the different effects Of light mod
flied Cor polarized by differing angles of reflection
on II large scale. This important discovery Of the
laws Of nature which regulate the changes Of the
elements constitutes subject of magnitude and
importance, perhaps unsurpassed by any other on
the pages of historic record. The surprising accura
cy with which DR.. Chapman is enabled to pre-cal-
culate all elementary changes predsposing more to
storms, earthquakes, aur0ras, &C., and also atmos
pherc changes within the hourfor each day, months
in the future, and the physical effects on the health
feelings and humors of mankind, must be admitted
by all unprejudiced minds to be Of ncalculablo ad
vantage to the whole human race.
In presenting the RAINBOW to the public, We DO
NOT CLAIM it to be an inlalliablo weather guide
But this much WE no CLAIM that it will he found to
be correct to the letter. eight times out of every ten
All VIC ask Isl candid examination. Terms Of the
RAINBOW, 81 per year, in advance; 90 cents for
months
CHAPMAN'S PRINCIPAL, MATURE FIRST
PRINCIPLES, cloth binding, l2mo 200 pages
Volume first contains full explanation Of the dis
covery to which DR.. Chapman has devoted the last
nine years of close observation. Published every
six months, March and September,( price 81 per
volume, for which it will be sent, postpaid, to any
uart Of the country. First volume now ready.
Address, CAMPBELL & CO.,
No. 73 South Fourth Street, above Walnut PhilA.
Agents wanted in every country.
| Dec q, '55. 40
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ALL those knowing themselves indebted to me,
either by note or book account, (and particularly
those that have book accounts and dues of over one
years standing are hereby notified to come for
ward and settle up the samo Immediately, thereby,
saving themselves costs, as am determined to have
my pay. A. CRlSWELL.
January Il l2.G 42-GM
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pARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

the undersigned, doing business in the name Of
Isham & Glare, has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent James D. Clare being sutbor
lied TO collect all debts due TO said firm. and pay
all just demands against the same.
CHAPMAN IsHAM,
JAMES D. CLARE.
January lst, 1856. 42-4w
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CAUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given, the five notes Of hand
payable to David Imer or order, all signed by John
+. Flowers and Charles Poindexter, dated Oct s.
D. 1885, due as follows, lst note S27 80, due Feb
goth 1855. Cd, note SlOO,OO due Oct, Sth, 1856.
Sd, note $4,000 due Feb, Goth 1857. 4th, note
S72. so, bearing per cent. interest due Oct, Sth
1857 5th, note $4,000 due Feb, Goth 1855, were
Graudulenty obtained by said lmlcr some Of which
are now in Samuel Dicksons hands, and some o.
which are in the hands Of one William Garland,
broEher-in+law to the said Imler. Said notes ar
fraudulent and will not be paid, persons interests
may govern themselves accordingly.
JOHN F. FLOWERS.
-,. CHARLES P0lNDEXTER.
| Dec. %, '65, 80 ... " .,...r. ,. D.,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOT ICE.

is ShCreby given to all persons knowing themselves
indebted to tho estate Of John Kennedy deceased
either by note or account, to make payment immo-
diately, asno longer indulgence will bo given.
JOSEPH ATEN,
January II, 1856. 43-4y&