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Gsg-0ur friend S. W. Ely, who, for many years
occupied the chair Editorial, of tho Scioto Gazette
recently took Rail Road excursion to Washington
City. When his city was toasted at the banquet
had on the occasion, he arose and made an excel
lent speech, creditable alike to the "Ancicnt Me-
tropolis' AMI himself
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EH' Il want to see some of your GIN
lets, said greenhorn one day, as he en-
tered hardware store.
The dealer took down several parcels,
neither Ofwhich suited
well, then, what kind do you want;
there is almost every variety
why, darn it, ! want them what bores
square holes
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Douglas on the Rack.

The little gentleman of Illinois, whom the
Statesman praises for his "warm hearted phi
lanthropy," had very uncomfortable Fourth Of
July at home at Chicago. The Springfield Re.
publican notices his trbulations. He was la.
boring under severe cold and sore throat, 50
that he could not speak. But that was not the
worst of his Affections. Ee was compelled 10
listen to what, in his coarse way, he would call
"a cursed Black Republican speech"-and that
too on ground that was lately his own. and at
the laying of the corner stone of the Baptist
seminary to which he had generously given a
valuable and magnificent site. No circum.
stance was wanting to complete his vexatiop.
and he could not conceal it.
Some 1000 Of the best people of Chicago
mostly professors of religion, a assembled at Cot.
tage Grove near Chicago, on the morning of
The fourth, to witness the laying of the corner
stone OF the university of Chicago. After
statement by Judge Drummond complmentng
Mr. Douglas upon his liberality in bestowinp
the land for the institution, and the Boptists
and Others of Chicago for subscribing $l75,C,OO
for its buildings, Judge Douglas was called I'm
iOr speech, according to previous announce
ment He excused himself on account of a go
we're cold and sore throat and Mr. Arnold spoke
In his place And it was speech that nust
have made the "little giant" feel exc eedino
small. Without once alluding to the faIlacies
aud sophstries Of Mr.. Douglass springGeld
speech the speaker demolished them W ith a fer
bold strokes that must have been exc eedinglv
impressive. He was specially un sparing Of
Douglass beittling version of the Declaration
oil Independence, and ended his speech with these
words bristIing all over with poir,ts that nDst
have stuck like so many thorn in the CON.
science Of the great traitor 10 liberty before
him.
I'll IN time to come freedom shall mead a
champions ii the period shall arrive when the
American people, In the pride of their material
prosperity, snail forget the grea truths on which
their government is based if ever the TEACHINGS
OF The early fathers are forge t.cn; if any or all
the departments of tho COVE rnment shall cease
10 be administered in the spirit of its founders.
II the executive shall cease to follow tho exam.
pie Of Washington and Je iTsrson; il The Iepis.
i've department shall ignore, or cast oOnterpDt
IN tho Declaration of Independence, or forget
nat the constitution WITS Ordained and estsb. |
lsfed to secure the blessings of liberty; il the
judiciary should even in its madness overturn
he adjudicatiOns Of Jay, and Story, and Mar.
this Uni'etslty train up statesmen
nd jurists fully arm cd for the great reform Of
ringing back the government to its fir,l prin.
'pleS' to its original purity, May this insti.
liion furnish, from among those that she IA
aimed champion who, mot as her representa-.
ve alone, but of the free Northwest, NAV
ad back by the elOquenco Of truth and lbor.
y the people TO the principles incucated in {
10 Declaration Of Independence" {
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AN ASSORTMENT New York., du.
ring June. there were si% murders, nine
garrolIngs, six burg'aries,. four under the
denomination of perjury and forgery,
eighteen violent assaults. nineteen larce
nies, eleven Of the class OF counterfeit.
ing, three suicides, and a yiot every day
for general amusement.
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Agricultural Meeting.

THE members Of the board of directors of the
jackson ccuaty Agricultural Society, are hereby
requested to meet at the Office Of w k. Hastings on
Saturday August Sth, 1857, at one o'clock p. NJ.
The size Of premiums to be offered at the fair in
October next, will be decided on besides other i'm.
Portant matters pertaining to the welfare of the
Society.
july 80, lsj7,-2w.
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Asa rose alter shower, bent down
oy Tear drops waits for the passing breeze
or kindly hand 10 shake its branches
that lighiened, il may stand once more
upon It's stem, so one who is bowed down
win atll'ctlon longslor friend to help
him out Of his sorrow, and bid him once
more rejoice. Happy is the man who has
that IN his soul which acts upon.'lhe de-
IeoIed like April airs upon violet roots.
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ss3' 'Ex-State Treasurer Breslin, is now said tc
be sojourning in Canada. Previous to leaving for
Queen Victoria's dominions, he admitted to Mr.
Gibson's counsel, that he Gibson gave correct
account of the dcfalcation when he charged it up
on him.
The investigating committee will soon make a re-
port Of their labors. So soon as it comes to hand
our readers shall have the benefit of it.
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@New wheat is selling in the P eters.
Surg VIrglna) market at $l.55 and
SI'0o ior prime red, and Si.74 and 81 cd
%ior % prime white. Gerogia and Tennessee
wneaI mas been selling in the New YORK
marker lor some days past. The crops in
'nese States are represented as yerv f;ns
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FAsHIoNABLE CHURcHEs.--Several Of the fash
ionable churches in New York City closed their
doors on Sunday last to remain closed until the
10th OF August. most Of the rich and fashionable
christians and sinners have gone to the watering
places and the aristocratic clergy do not think it
worth while to preach and pray for the poor ones
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The Decision in the Dred scott Cas-,

PAA thS DIeo oCOLL CuSGs .
The opinions delivered in this case have elected
considerable interest throughout the country
They have been printed at the New York Tribune
othce in convenient form, embracing the opinions
Of Judge TANEY and the dissenting opinion of udqe
CURTIS, and abstracts Of the other Judges, with an
analysis Of the points ruled, and some concluding
observations"
The book is offered for sale at the extreme low
price of 20 cents containing Oh pages 1t is valua
bic tor future reference Address Tribune Office,
New York City,"
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MARRIED,

Un the 2Sd inst, by Rev. TIMOTHY WoSrs Mn
"VDEnI ,S,nI MokGAN, of Pike county Ohio, and Miss
MARIA A DANIELS, of Jackson county Ohio a
On Thursday July 2sd, 1857, by W. D. H,o.
GINS Q, Esq., Mr.. ISAAC v. STEWARD and Mis-,
MARIA MARIA L. LAKE, all of Jackson oopntv I
Ohio. 'o'"V'
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UHoe's new patent ten.cylinder printing
machine Is made up Of 1880 pieces, and 90,
O6O yards of tape and blankets are used. The
presses weigh twenty tons three. quarters and
fourteen pounds, and cost $4,000. The first
one finished Is used In the New York Herald
establishment 1t will throw off twenty lhous.
and sheets an hour. Three of these machines
have been ordered by tho London Times.
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CANAL ToLLs-The following Is an extract
statement of the amount Of tolls received into
tho State Treasury from the various. canals in
the State in 1856 and 1867 ). iron, the | 5th
Of July respectively, in those. years. From
Nov. IS, lsjS,'tO July, 1856, $2i4 .639,75.--
From Nov, Is, 1856, to July Is, 1857 $l66s33,.
10. Falling off the present year, as compared
with the preceding, $47, sO6,63,
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~ FIRE AT BooNE FURNACE, KENTUoKY.--We
learn from the Portsmouth Tribune, that the Coal
House, Pot House, and Bridge House was destroyed
by fire, on Saturday morning last. This Furnace
is about twenty miles South of Portsmouth, and is
owned by Messrs J. L. Watkins, Effort. 4 Co..
Loss $4,000. The concern will be rebuilt at once.
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Nav CouSTERFEIT,-There is in circu.
la,lon five dollar notes on the Chippewa
Bank Of Wisconsin. They are a fac
smile oflhe genuine vigneile, Two horses
alarmed a. a train si.Oars, Indian on the
righ' end, arms oiItF State on the left.
ltisa dangerous counterfeit, aud is cal.
enlsled to deceive The besljulges of Bank
notes.
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FA school teacher named A. I.
MORRISON who was married at Tipton
Ind on the 9TH instant, was arrested
the same evening at Konomo on a charge
wives. O ''s y.
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Tornado.
Boston, july 9

A tornado passed through Tewesbury
ana other towns in Middlesex county,
on o, Friday last, demolishing everything IN
I's range, including orchards. corn6eids,
barns and other property. Large trees
were nprooted' and carried in some cases
10 distance Of eighty feet, The path
made was fTom ten to twenty feet wide
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DR.. K ane'S First NsrYatfy,

The United States Grinnell, Expedkg
''"" l" sGarch OF Sir John FrankIiAs
During the years lS50-5I. IL
A Personal Narrative, by ELISHA KExr KAIr
M. D, U. S. N. One volume Syo., upwarls
0f5S pages, containing 200 Steel Plates ~
Wood EngraVings. including a fine steel PA
trait Of Sir John Franklin, being the only "a.
ever engraved in America. Also, BiocSApHr
OF FRANKLIN, by S. AVsrfN Ah1IBcNE, ESQ
$500.
This work is totally distinct from the second
Arctic Expedition, and S,nbraces much valuable
and interesting matter never before published.
ltshould be owned by all who have purchased
the last Expedition, as it makes QR
eoaPlete..
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B LISH A K D N T X AN B.
IA BIOGRAPHY
ny WiFlian1 Elder.

In announcing the Afe of Dr. Kane, we are
but anticipating the wishes of thousands and
thousands of the admirers Of that great man.
Having been personal friend Of the deceased,
and enjoying large share Of his confidence,
Dr. Elder is well qualified to do justice to thsl
subject.
This work will be fssued ia one handsome oc-'
tavO volume, and will equal in every respect the
superb volumes OF Arctic Explorations, re-
Gently Published. II will contain new full.
lace portrait, executed on steel, as well as en-
cravings OF his residence, tomb, medals, dc
IN Grdsr TO give this work large circulation
it will be sold at theIow price Of $l.5O.
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RE- The. Police Court in Cincinnati
continues to do an extensive business -
Fifty-cases per day ar >ut.the average
number, -.
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or A man by the name of Michael
Foley was killed by Patrick Folan, in an
affray at New Lisbon, Ohio, on Sunday
evening last.
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ATTACIIMEET NOTItE,

Henry Armstrong
,vs. In attachment. =
james Mcdonnell.
AT my instance an orleaof attachment was issued
py j. Edward Jones justice of the Peace' Of Madi-
20 son iownship, jackson eGnty, Ohio, against the
Mcdonnell for the sunni even dollars Said or-
der was issned on the l7A " of mlv 1857 and Inc
case continued until the AlNSy of gentenber Ia5T
at Q o'clock a. NJ. r. ''
July 30, 1857 1q-3w
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SECURE THE SHADOW BEFORE
THE SUBSTANCE PASSES AWAY.

IL Is only necessary to say to our readers in this
place and lis neighborhood, that Mr.. EDwARDs the
eslc bra cd AMBR0TYPE ARTIST, positively has
came to the conclusion to leave next week. to On
sure general rush to his gallery at the lsham
House.
Now Is your time il you want LTE-LIKE pic
ture Of yourself or some dear and near relative or
friend, that may soon pass away before you shall
have secured picture that will remind you of his
or her likeness.
lie laid upon our desk this morning, a beautiful
picture Of tho School House, the pride of our town.
IL is true to lfe showing the beautiful structure
and the innumerabic number Of Juveniles just COM
ang out Of School. lf you want picture, now is
your time, as no such au opportunity may present
itself soon again. Go 70 his gallery and if he does
not satisfy yos, ne will not ask yea to take away
any pietureY0u may have hih take
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RThe Tifin Tribune raises the name
OF Salmon R. Chase for Governor, Asher
Cook, Of Wood county. for Lieut.. Gov.
IS and Elisha Whttlessey for State
'llfeasurer. ''
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AttaOhmensM.

,. A. Stephenson, Plaintiff ns -,
against, ~
'oshaa Horner, Defendant nj
On the 10th day Of July, A. d
issued an order Of attachment
for the sum Of fourteen doIlass n = s g
The above cause is contilH.
the 9Th day Of August, Issts
S.AfTEfz
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AdmInlstrntor,s No.Ia.

hoo mVlloh as hereby given, that the subscriber has
Ieon appointed d and qualified as Adminis,tor 1", on
.ne estate Of william H. johnson, lats of asLson J. an
July 1857. ~ '"VASon 'nlTzfa day oil
july 30, '5T.-3w. E.H-.. 49, ,"sz1StA Auli M 7"
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pour next door neighbor of the Portsmouth,
Tribune who killed Cox with his types, few
weeks ago. announces that Cox aud MASON will
address Ne eiVfcns of springvle. Ky, oppo.
site thaseiXon Friday afternoon next. Cox
Y ihseA ean candidate for Congress, and
aaQR Democratic candidate in that Dis.
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gAeI0N STANDARD.
Harvest.

e. tsatyeral days past, our farmers bay,
4 M &engaged in Harvesting. Tn,
s. .pf Wne4t fat exceeds that Of any
ear. The wind and rain has laid
Wneatln some localities, which
-. ttqdisilionlhat old-fashioned
hstrument-the sickle, therebv
employment TO some "oid fOJ-.;;;
yet on the tsPis!~>vu...-.S
1t is now reduced to a certe; that
more grain OF all kinds will be raised in
Jackson county this year than any one
year before. This, of course, will mate.
rally increase The wealth OF the county,
and operate 10 the pecuniary advantage
OF every citizen. So, every one can con-
tidenlly look forward for better times in
this region. We have every element,
here to bring an adequate reward to the
husbandman, Laborer, Mechanic, Mer.
c1ant, Furnaceman, &c.
This result has long been devoutly
wished for. The true wealth oflhe coun-
ty lay in the bowels OF the earth, and the
hard-working, industrious husbandman
is the chief stay and support ofthis great
country of ours.
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Tho Junior Editor of this pa,
pleasure In returning his sincere
7iia old friends aud customers, Messrs
s'1iftR for their kindness. Previ.
depariure from Portsmouth with his
Aeyssut him a large aud excellent su.
cd Ham that could not but please the
5us taste Of the greatest epIcuroan in the
any Of our readers want any thing in the
Grocery line, they can get such articles as they
may want at the cheapest Wholesale or retail
rates by giving them call at their Store, trout
Street, Portsmouth.
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- ogE friend STrHsoS, Of the Ironton Register
= Hiinks az citizens Of this place ina,guatoda nu
saaee on the ith Of July in the shape of Market
House.
z We can say 10 him that our citizens do not re-
gard II In any'Other light than public benoAt.. =.
Were II located in the village Of Ironton, II perhaps
you'd bO anuisaneo, but here ia This locality our
Ren and gardners raise something y sell. The
btanti hOreabouts do not depend upon Pig
and coal for subsistence We have yegcta-
good Outer, Eggs e., 10 abundance, while
Irontonans have 70 send abroad for almost ev-
oEs catrIary for family consumption. No
der that the editor Of tho Register considers
skot IIouse nulssnee Better fence 10 Yeun'
krsAsoE and vhiteNash she fence
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e q the Seneca County Bank and
Cleveland, are now taken BY cincin
e and Brokers at 5 per cent diexuns
-
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Blair, Preston King, and
'todg the Thousand Islandss
asflahing excursion.
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The Union School.

The. second term of the j. 'A'oH y
School closed last week. VI W. :,
tandonca J,,,;,o. Al -,
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tendance during the grea
examinations. During
Monday, we attended
the first primary school
of Miss Mary M. MILF
had considerable experiq
and maintains her formd
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OHILDS q PETERSON, Publisbers
IN i, nm, t5c GI2. Arch Street yPhiladeIpbiis,
=, :; !; b. LlPPlNCoTT 4 Co, 90 N Fonrth q
fnhs. fHlLLlPS SAMSON & co, Isw;5.
.,ef = ca Ss' Boston. SHELDON, BIAKEMAN
%. 10, Nassau St, New YcsL - sls'u y "
.EUINAN.zaS
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$50 peoe the chandeliers $3.50 The entire furni
ture cost about 81, COO.

$50 piece the chandeliers $3.50 The entire furn
ture cost about 81, COO.
SECOND FLOOR.
On the second floor. in the back room Is the place
where the murder was committed. The pArors bolo W
the reception rooms, and this was the ofHos In
which the doctor practced dentistry This about
Hneen BY twenty feOt The following diagram Will give
the reader an exact idea of the and the entire
tecond story Of the building
The front occupied as q sleeping room by che
deceased; he was murdered with al his clothes on 1t
appeared from examination Of the though no
rad no. been in the house long; bis shawl thrown
upon the sofa, and he probably sitting in
chair by his OF dental tools looking pa
pers for blood Is first found there and his papers
lay ing careessy upon the It would seem though
at least two persons had entered the together to
commit the crime. The ono probably threw . cord
rope round the deceased chockins him. the other
stabbng him at the time with instrument which,
Judging the wounds might have been bowie knife
Considerable blood found the Of tools and
the chair By IT, The blood then traced along to the
chair by the cenre table, was found on that chair ard
q Newspaper, the HERALD, lying on the
centre table From there IL In found in greater
quantities to the hall door-(sec dagram)-at which
place It seems as though there had been desperate
sugge the door knob the panels and frame Of the door,
with The door casing marked In several places ~ II
hand covered with blood had srappled them. DR. Bur-
dell probably struggling madly 10 escspe uom bis
murderer murderers by this door when the carotid
artery cut from which the blood spirited stream,
covering the whole of the from the hall door
10 the closet door, and especially the latter door, with
blood which rekched as high Eve feet five inches In
this Of the rsom between the two doors Aforesaid
the body Of the murdered man found his head TO-
wards the hall door the body extending along parallel
with the partition and Just in front the closet door The
body lying the left side, face downward; beneath
perfect pool Of blood. Tho deceased was dressed
ia plain black co.hes the instrument had penetrated
through them making ncons into the body about four
irches Deep The wounds about three quarters Of
irch IN width The Is supposed have been
atout eight inches long.
When the physicians entered the room, about nine
O'Clock nSkturday morning, they could not tell from
tie appearance of his face who the murdered man
d'sigured and cloaed with blood; there was
rothpg about him then that looked like DR. Burdel-tis
clothes we're soaked and matted with gore. They cut
bis clothes of OF him and wa.hed The body; then ex
smined the wounds there were fifteen deeply incised
cuts the body which penetrated into the heart lungs
and neck. His gold watch and pocketoook were found
his body-so the crime could have been commit
ted by burglars for money.
DIAGRAM OF DIR. BURDELL'S ROOMS.
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Advertising TN. italian Opers-Letter frsza
M, Strnkpsth.

TO THE EDITOR o. THE ssv YORK DAILY rIMEs-
DEAR sIE--lp article In your Journa Of yesterdeg
perceive With reSret ns you have fallen INTO the sena
with others, by stsdbung The course have ak@
selecting only the three most influential papers. viz
The BTRAID. 7y1irne and Tses, for my sfvortsemono,
the tusgsron dctaon Of Mr. bennett, or any body
connected with the HERALD. hereby most emphatoaiy
declare that have tAhen that sep on my own iudG-
mept Without advoe ~ r1uenoe from Any body. l -
exceedingly PANIED that great Dunbcr oi personal sosa
and tired friends, who connected with other newS
papers thp city, take offence my proocedinG.
The only which las prompted ne not 70 adyexuss
n oil the city papers 10 ihs the erpcr ment vhich am
ret na n 10 try 10 hs really possble 70 MAINTAIN
italian opera this great metropolis without rusinG
the msnagsr eavrT debts as The only result OF the
fatigue ri,k and sru ueV, which susn an undertaking n
volvss and Of when ,sv roi scquaiued with ~ detail
have even remote idea. The sys stem upon which In
tend conduct this abort season. Mr. Editor Ia the fol-
lowing II will not spare sxpcnss 10 any amount 10 g.
sh the best atnts In the country, economre In
any N Ds which In my opinion contributes 70 the enjoy
Of he pniroas Of the opera their comfort VII
tpsre my own labor but all not spend dollar fog
what, In my opinion, n no, strictly 'pdnpensabie 70
my plan. And my opn that tas opera viii be
sucenty brought before public through the threo
morning rarers 10 which have confined my advertising
thus far the experiment has been, am happy 70 say.
entirely successfu and Satisfactory. with msny tnanks
TO Tie pubsc for II favor an your obed ent servsnS
MAURICE SrRAKOSCK.
NEW YoSx Jan. 30, 1867.