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sale of Reni .Tstnfe.

DY order of Probate Court, on SATURDAY the
ID 9Th day Of August nsrt, 1859, at 8 o'clock
in the afternoon, az the door Of the Court house
in the town Of Jackson, will be sold to the high,
est bidder, the following Real Estate to wit; the
East half Of the Northeast quarter, Of section
thirty-tso, township eight range scgent,een,
containing about elglty acres subject tothe dow
ry Of tie widow. appraised at -Four hundred
chase money to be paid onthe day Of sale, one
third in one year thereafter, and the residue in
twoyears from day Of sale, to be secured by
mortgage on the premises.
ELIZABETH WILLIAMS,
THOMAS h. MATHEWS,
Administrators
OF. Thomas Williams, decd.
July 7th, 1853 1S-4w ~. /.
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y
Ar ounce CfJaet is worth pound Of theory
and the swarm Of conclusive facts that cluster
round that incompatible preparation, HooAand's
German BItters, prepared by Dr. G. M. jackson,
Philadelphia, estab ished It's value as tonic and
restorative, are snch as wOuldNrevesa incredu-
lity itself from questioning its efficacy, la all
cases Of disease Of stomach, whether acute o.
chronic. il may be recommended for It's sooth-
ing, cordial, and renOyating influence. Dys'
pcpsla, heartburn, loss Of appetite, nausea, ner-
, vous uemors. relaxation, debility, &c, are re-
leved, by the Bitters in yery short space o.
time: and perseverance In their use never faili
to work thorOuh cure.
Oct II, 'j2
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DESTRUCTION OF A CATHOLIC CHURCH.
We learn from the Joliet (lll.) Demo
crat that the Catholic church at Bourbon
nais Grove was destroyed by fire on Sun.
day. II was large and magni6cen
edi ,ce for an inland town, and cost many
thousand dollars. t&.
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ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WoSpER! PEPsIN, Lh,
r, " Digestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice! A
great Dyspepsia Curer, prepared from Rennet,
sr the fourth stomach Of the Ok, after directions
If Baron Liebig, the great Physiological Chem
Vt. byJ. s. Houghton, M. D., No. II NortF
FIJI Lhth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. This is truly
wonderful remedy for Indigestion, Dyspepsia
Liver Complaint, Constipation, and Debility
u,icng after Natures own method, by Natures
ov II agent, the Gastric Juice. See Advertise
mcnt in another column
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WAsuINeroN. .Iulv 1

A large number OF removals were made
In the various officers to day. Forty
clerks in the census bureau were dis.
charged and only fourteen are retained.
the work being nearly completed. Forty
we're removed from the pension Office.
and twenty-five new clerks were appoin.
ted. Nine clerks were removed from The
auditors office.
The secretary Of the interior left this
city to-day for the west.
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SIleriG,s Sale.

DY virtue of an execution from the Court
- Of Common Pleas of Jackson County,
shall expose to public sale, at the door Of the
Court House, in Jackson, on the
Twenty-cighth day of Jaly next,
Between the hours Of 10 O'clock A. ii. and 4 P.
N the following described property, to wit :
That part of the Southwest quarter Of Section
No. IA, township No. 5, in range No 10, in Jack
son county, Ohio, which is bounded as follows {:
On the West, by lands of Robert Chapman, on
the South by the lands Of Solomon Deaver, on
the East by the lands of Enos Smith and on the
North by the lands Of Belinda Mercer, which
lands of Belinda Mercer, were decreed to her IN
the Court of Common Pleas of jackson COUNTY,
Ohio, in cause wherein said Belinda was plain
tiff, and Levi NJ. Mercer was defendant, in a Pc
tition for divorce and alimony, in all containing
about sixty-fve acres, more or less. Levied on
as the property Of Levi NJ Mercer, at the suit Of
Belinda Mercer. Appraised at $3.50.
VINTON POWERS, Shf j. C.
June 90, SO. l2-tds
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NOTICE TO TEACH RS.

TENHE Board of School Examiners of jackson
Il County, Ohio, will hold meetings for the
public examination Of Teachers. at the Clerks
Office in Jackson on the lst and Sd Monday in
each month, until otherwise ordered, comnen.
cling at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on which days, Certi-
ficates will be granted, FREE OF CHARGE, to all
applicants whose qualifications and moral char
acter fill the acquisitions Of the Statute, in such
case made and provided The new School
Law conemplates that Teachers shall be well
qualified, dad no others need apply No private
examinations are authorized by law
j. W. L0NGBOE,
Clerk of the Board of Examiners.
Jackson, June l6, 1853. l2--tf
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Nrv Yopv J,lv

INV YORK, July I. 2
Sales Of $4,000 brls Flour at $500
S4,75 for State and Ohio, aud S5,06O5.. !.
go for Southern. The demand is better
and the market closed firmer-sales Of
10000 bushels wheat at 81 20 for Gen.
essee. and $I.2l1 for Western wheat
The market is easier. Corn is firm at
65CO68 for mixed and yellow Sales Of
rice at $3.87 to $4 60. During the past
three days 700 hhds Ky, Tobacco sold
~ 81 TO 81.
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A negro man died in New York last
week from eating strawberries. A wager
had been laid that he could not cal Ten
bdkets JuH. He accomplished the feat
won the wager, and died almost mmedi.
ately after.
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gMPORTANF
n ~ E EG NJ E .

GOODS are too high-1d Of cent, clear
profit, on the pound of Sugar, Rice or Sal Era.
tus, is an abominable extortiOn. have resolved
that hereafter, will sell much lower, and at
more reasonable prices for instance, Of the arti
cles above named. will sell Is lbs, to the dol
lar, or Imperial Young Hysen, or Black Teas,
80 cts, per ID DC.
1t seems to gripe tile Clique that prices Just
now, should dc brought down OH them, and to
counteract the effect and still sell as heretofore,
they tell the people that some Gentleman in
Portsmouth, told them that my goods were poor
things, inferior gUcds, bought at auction, and
not worth buying, DC, DC. Now saw, they lie
like dogs, that my goods are of fine quality and
as good as they dare have And sayiurther, that
no GeatlemGn in Portsmouth told them So As 10
condemned Tobacco, old, Molasses, tcet dark Su-
gar, and buggy Rice, it is all high baty Martia.
Come IN aud sec.
Ju, ging from the boldness of these lies, they
suppose they can yet humbug the people, as
they formerly did, 1t is all a mistake, some
weak old woman of fellow they may cheat out
of his eggs, or his coppers, but that such CANNON
should have any extensive effect, in an intelli
gent community, will not believe. The peo-
pie will 60 and see for themselves, they have too
much sense to be led by tie nose. Old fellows,
you can't come it.
have a large stock of Drugs, Groceries, and
other things in my line, and sell will, at some
price, if forty CLlQUEs were arrayed to prevent.
SO fetch along your vessels, and provide your
selves for the year, while prices are down.
...... .' JAMES Ii. G. MILLER,
s. cor Broadway and Pearl St. Jackson O..
April %, '53-tf
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GooDs FOR THE rIN--Upwards
Of three hundred and sixty nj, packa.
ges Of goods for the New York Exhibition
Of the Industry of all Nations have arri.
we'd since 3lSl of May. -4
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Nls'EICE!

rs hereby given to the Stockholders in the
4 Gallipolis, Jackson, and ChilIicothe Railroad
Company that the election Of Directors of said
Company, will be held at the Court House In
the town Of GallipOis, ON Wednesday, the 20ih
day Of July next, between the hours of One
and -Four O'Clock, P. NJ BY or.ier,
D. B. HEBARD, Secy.
June 80, 1853. l4-3w
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DISSOLUTfCN,

TTNHE co-partnership heretofore existing be-
j tween the subscribers, is this day dissolv.
ed by mutual consent, H. W. White, will cor-
tinue the business at his old stand, and is to
receive all the debts due, either by note or book
account and will settle all liabilities Of the late
firm. H. W. WHITE.
H. H. FULLERTON.
Jackson, Jane30, 1853. ID.
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tdditiOn 60 the town
of Iaca S0u.v

~ HE Undersigned having laid out an addition
q 10 the toss Of Jaek son in Jackson county,
Ohio, with the above title, will sell to the high
est bidder ut public yendue. over OvE HUSDRED
In. Lots, and FIFTEEN Out Lots, part Of said adj
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BALrlMoRs. Julv /

- DAtIIMUHE, jury II
The Baltimore American changed
owners to-day. The new proprietors are
Robert A. Dobbins and C. C. Fulton.
The weather is hoi-lhermometer go
deg. in the shade.
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Il UST RECEIVED
u 25 bbls Molasses.
20 sacks Coffee.
10 bbls Whisky.
20 bbls Kanaw ha Salt.
tiercc Carolina Rice.
So chests Tea.
2 bbls city Pure Salaratus.
! sack Pepper.
sack Alspiee
10 Kegs prime Rife Powder, +. F. T. O.
100 lbs Pure Spanish float Indigo.
10 doz Buckets 3 nests tubs
1000 halfSpanish Cigars.
Also, Gloves, Nutmegs, Cinnamon, Salts
Alum, Copperas, Tar, Rosin Sui!
phur, Madder, Loaf Sugar,
Brandy aud Wine.
ALSO.
30 kegs Nails, assorted sizes.
6O00 lbs assorted Iron.
500 lbs CASTING.
Patent Lever Plows.
200 lbs assorted candy, together with q gene
raj assortment of Dry Goods, Hardware, Queens
ware, Boots and Shoes. Of all sizes and qualities
to suit the times, which can sell as low and
little lower, than they can be bought al any othe
store in jackson county Being desirous to sci
goods, will sell them lower than they have beer
sold in this region, and will try to accommodate
those who may favor me with call.
May 10, '53-tf. ELISHA +. SWIFT.
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1000 BISNELS WNEAF

A ND OATS WANTED by the subscriber
~ at his New Store House in OAK HILL, for
which the highest market price will be given in
CASH. j. JOHNSTON.
4e@sune %, '53.-3m s
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COMPETITION rs THE LIFE OF
RIgINESS,


A S certain dealer Of the town Of Jackson,
IN has advertised, that he sells goods at Ports.
mouth prices, and then goes on 10 enuinerate
what those prices are. wish to inform the pub
lie, that buy my goods in Portsmouth, and do
not buy them at auction either. Neitherd pre-
tend to sell them at cost, or lc per ID profit Ell.
ther But will sell them as low as those who do.
For instance, will s:ll Molasses at 81 cts, per
gallon, by the barrel, thereby saving cts per
gallon, op ais prices to the consumer; Prime
Rio coffee at l034 cts, by the sack Whisky at
2O1a r.s by the barrel, (and it shall hot he more
.nan half water at that would say TO those
who wish to purchase Groceries, Dry Goods,
Hardware, Quecnsware, Nails aud Iron, which
will sell in quantities TO suit purchasers, and at
prices TO suit the times Aud relating TO the
subject of buying groceries at auction, heard
certain person who resides in Jackson, and
sells goods there, that he bought his groceries at
auction, at Cincinnati, and that individual must
himself Judge whether he is gentleman or not,
on that subject have nothing to say, let him de-
eide the point himself
All persons wishing to buy goods, would do
well to call and examine his stock as he is bound
to sell, and will sell lower than those who spend
SO much Of their time in blowing.
ELISHA /. SWIFT.
Cross Roads, May l9, '53-tf
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On !hureday the 2sih day Of

- AAgs - 49, ACp O'
Sale 10 commence al o'clock A. ".
Terms ot sale, one-tliird cash in hand, one
th pa in six months, and the residue IN one year,
with Interest from da7 Of sale. Deeds 10 be-
made when the pufehase money Is paid, ,or Sc
cured 10 be paid.
The DEpor of the ScIoTo AND HocKiSo VAL-
LEI RALRoAD, and also the EXCHANGE DEroT, of
the 5. q IL. " and the HnLsBoRo' and CIScIs-
Natl RAILROADS are upon said ADDITION, VIII ch
renders many Of The Lots very valuable for buSi
nesE purposes There are also quite lumber
Lots s,eIl and pleasantly situated for privati
residences. Persons who wish 10 purcllssp
Lots in jackson, 9i.l find It to their inleres. tu
attend this sale.
To those unscqu inted with jackson county,
AS IT IS, we Would say that il Is situated in tllr
heart Of The mineral region of Oh o, and that its
great mineral wealth is nst now being opene
up, ;nd rendered available by the construction
of the aforementioned Railroads. whicbc Gro each
other al right angles, upon ''JaInestown Addi
tioH to the town Of Jackson thereby affording
direct Railroad communication Ejst, West,
North and 5 uih The s. a. II. V: Railroad
ill be in operation to Jackson against the day
of sale. The h. & G. Railroad is rapidly pro.
crossing, aud viii soon be completed 10 the sains
point. Jackson county IL destined to become IL
grea, manufacturing aud wealthy enommuily;
with this certain prospect IN view, men are
pouring into il, from every direction, and to
gether with our older eitizens; boilI III towIGant
country, are engaging in and prosecuting IA
kinds Of businessi with zeal and energy here
tnfore unknown.
! Those who have heretofore known this toNi
and county, come now aud see the happy
change, and those who have never known ii,
would DO we'll TO como and witness its bright
business prospects and facilities. THE DAY W
SALE will be- good day to come.
n I
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RlIh ROAD CONTRACTORS

(tAE always be supplied with The best anal,
" ty Of Rail Road shovels, Picks, Matlocls
WheelbaTows, Blasting Powder, Safety Fuse.
&c, at the lowest price by DIV MURRAY.
Jun, ., 81, Pqg,smcaih Chic.
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NJ A # CHES.
A CASES Gates Blue Head Matches, foi
II sale by 0AKES Il BUSKIRK,
10 No. /, Buckeye Block
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GROCERY STONE,

c. E. BROOKS, having removed his GrOce-
ry, rn Broadway, two doors East Of j. r.
Days Tin Shop. Has just received general
assortment Of
FRESH GROCERIES.
Consisting of Coffee, Tea, Sugar. Pepper,
Spice. Salaratus. Cheese, Candles, Raisil S.
Fruits. Nuts, Gig ,rs. Tobacco, Beer, Cakes, and
variety Of Notions. All Of which he offers un-
usually low for cash G. E. BROOKS.
May l2, '53-tf.
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JOHN b. JAMES,
ANDREW LONG,
Il. R.C.HOFFMAN.

N. q. The Manufacture and sale of Intox;-
eating Liquors on the Lots North Of Salt Greek,
will be prohibited by condition in the Decd..
jackson, May 26, ls53-tds.
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4 state of ass w. lsham.
Probate Notice.

E ANCEL0T CAMBELL and Joseph Aten
IL Administrators of Samuel Cambell deceas-
ed, aud William D. Smith Administrator de bo
mis- non of James Smith deceased have filed in the
Office of the Judge of the Probate Court within
and for the county of jackson in the State of
Ohio, accounts and vouchers for settlement
which accounts will be for rhearing on the first
Monday in July next.
JACOB WESTFALL. Probate
jackson, June 2, '53 Judge.
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~ tOtal,fs' -. s......,.......... SLED ~
JOHN STEPHENSON, Aud J.C
jackson, June 90, 1853. 10
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-17
CHARLESTON. June Is, We have no sales Of Cotton
report for The market having besn at

CHARLEsToN,Jun Is VIZ have re zales Of Cotton
report for yesterday The market having bssn q per-
BALT1ao June d q lieEard street
s. FGss & OF fo s :ss Mss
Dbl We quote good to prime red Wheat 81 l@sl o.
whit: Sales de- # csss ssns
and 57@5s cents % bushe for yellow Virginia and Mary
sesds ni.n a'ss unchanged @
Dice At st 5 bb Mes,
shoulders 81 sides 7@S cents and hams lo@l2l cents
Il Cents n' s ssS ant
washed cent pulled s7sy cents Sl fine fleece Is
an and ii 5ss ae2s eenss gs5 Dnas
NEW YORK, June 14-Flour-The market opened very
bb 50 for s a sf 50 y
Genesee Southern -four was firm with Gales of 200 brs At
els 81 20 for Western white Corn in fair demand. with
sales of 600 bushels at 81 for mixed and 66 for yellow
ton ST. suga-sales Of $50 hhds at a S for Cabs
t Il for c Ssr e. w3 I a asss' 20 a
M:. sad is g, m 100 R s s y
bis at So 75 sales Of 100 brls prime St. Louis
Lard frm with sales of 300 brs and kegs l0 for brs
Sales Of 1900 lbs at sasl. '~''' : = :.
NEW YORK, June f1th.-Navar Stores-(tbree days
Rosn, II 10, saoat; 1000 Wilmington. 81 SCI; 600 do.
and 500 Far, IN order, - s2aess Ssi part not all
yard Spirits Turpentine being the spot holders
yesterday and for lots wanted for nmedate
rather better rates obtained than cou be realized
the day befoethe sales since Tuesday have been @ 800
bbls 42@ Is CENTS cash. Wholesale and 43@45 retail the
higher rates yesterday No Turpentne has yet beeH
received here RiceThe market continues inactive with
variation in prices in the descriptions
900 tcs. at So 25@$4 62a
LIVERPOOL, June l.-Coton has been in moderate de-
mand since the sailing of the Canada at firm rates. The
of the three days have been 900 bales of which
uatos took GOO and exporters 1000 bales Wright Gam
dy quote coton hanimate owing the warlke attitude of
Turkey and Russia and the unfayorahe adces from the
East The imports of Cotton for the three days had reached
900 bales The quotations Fair Orleans 63d Mid
ding Cd Fair Mobiles and uPlands FL Middlng i5-l6d
articles have advancing tendency Fresh parcels
have advanced Id y 20 lbs and -four I'd % Dbl The
pect of the harvest frightening Corn was uuehangsd,
Provisions-Pork and Beef were duh Bacon unchanged.
Lard steady. ~ - -
Rice active and unchanged. Sugar in moderate de-
mand
Tobacco advancing of the month 1000 hhds at
SID. for semmed.
LONDON MARKETS.-At London sugar was in mode-
rate demand. Consols had declined to 1904.
/ Trade at Manchester was healthy.
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DIED.
b inst, CHARLES FRIEDRICH, aged

In this town. the 18th inst CHARLES FRIEDRICH aged
years and months, of J. UNLOCK, Esq.
In this town. the 18th instant ELIZA JEwErT infant
daughter of Rev j. Lewis Shuck late Missionary in China
In this town, on the 10th inst WILLIAM JOSEPH MUIR
PLY son Of James w. and Wnney Waern, aged years;
months and rs days.
In this county the evening Friday the 10th inst at
inc residence of her sonn-law Dr. Newkirk, Mrs SoPA
VIKINGS, aged about so years
In Columbus county, the 2th May ELIZABETH VAusE;
wife OF Ephram Eause aged about 30 years Also the
9th May JOHN VAusE aged years and 20 days. Also.
PHRAM VAusE the 9th May, aged Is and 25 days
Also ELIZA JANE VAUSE, tt 18th May. aged years
and months. Also, WILLIAM B. VAUsE. the 3Oth May,
aged ~ years, month and II days Also JAS. c. VAUs2
on the 18th une aged II years months and days all
and daughters of Ephram Eau<e and Elizabeth Vause, all
fypn1ld fever Thu, two short weeks kind husband
and father was perceived of an acconate wife and chill
drena and left to mourn his irreparable loss. COM
AT henansve on the evening of the Goth May, JrILA,
infant daughter of Col John j. and Mary A. Whitehead
aged ii months.
In MeCracken county Kentucky the Sd instant of pneu
monia CLARA ROUSE, wife of John B. Rouse formerly Of
New Hanover county N c. aged about SO years She
loving wife, ndugent mother and kind mistress. She
has left husband and children many relations
friends to mourn their rreparabe loss-CoM.
his residence in Baden county Monday last, in the
Soth year of his age, WILLIAM II. BEATTY Esq He met
through the approach of short and painful sickness
with remarkable fEnnes and equanmiy based upon the
CONSCIOUSNESS of well spent life, and seadfa faith in thu
great Redeemer.-CoM.
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WORLDS FAIR PREMIUM DAGUERREOTYPES.

THE public respectfully invited to call and see those
L wonderful Sterescopic Solid Dagnerreotypcs at
WHITEHURST'S Gallery, II Main street., Richmond,
der of the age Serescopy the art of giving to pictures
fiat surface the appearance of all the sodity and round
of e has been pronounced by scientific the most
wonderful discovery made optics The effect is really
magical beyond conception The picture nearly the
ture the living being Lkenesses taken by this extaor
binary Improvement, may be had at WHlTEHURSTS
Galleries. They may be found in many of the principal CT
ties of the Union.
Mr. has the honor to that he has just received
another highest PREMIUM medal at the Fair of the great
National Metropolitan Exhibition which closed the 10Th
March, at Washington. p c. Also two medals from the
Worlds Fair London, three others at Maryland Institute
Fairs and premium at the great Exhibition at Castle Gar
den' New 4TF 4hqf s9TEng thS fsffR
aDCloudy weather preferable except for children it
J. II. WHITEHuRsT, Sole Proprietor
Gallery in Wilmington in the Mozart Hall Building
Messrs. Policy s. Harris Store.
June 10, 1858 237-H :