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Guardians sale OF real Estate.

IN pursuance of an order of the Court Of Pro.
"a bate, within and for the county of Jachsonj
and State of Ohio; shall offer at public sale,
on the 9Th day of May, 1852 between 10 A. NJ,
snd P. NJ Of said day, on the premises the
following real estate, situate in Jackson county,
and known and described as follows, to-wit:
Commencing on the South side of the South East
quarter of Section No. 6, Township No 6, of
Range No, II, five chains west of the South.
East corner of said section six, thence running
West so chains, and from these two points
running by two parallel lines North through
said quarter section, containing thirty acres
Also, the following situate in Lawrence county,
Ohio The East half of the North West quarter
of the North East quarter of section No, two
Township No. four, Of Range No. eighteen, con-
tanning twenty acres, which last named tract is
charged with the dover Of Sally Romines, late
Sally Faulkner. Said lands to be sold as the
property of Thomas B. Faulkner, a minor
Terms Of sale, one-half cash in hand, and the
residue in one year, with interest from the day Of
sale, to be secured by personal security, and
I deed to be made on full payment Of the purchase
money n.... a. ,
t.p.p. pAMEs RoMTNrs, guar1'n of
MAcKLEf lot Gu T. (THoMAs B. FAuLKNEn.
Ali s41 1870
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JA MES PURS ELL,
EXCLUSIVELY WHOLESALE
DEALER IN
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Queensw ware, China g. Glass

Front street, Portsmouth, Ohio.
J. p. having relnquished the retail business,
will give his entire attention to the Wholesale
trade, and By frequent arrivals Of Goods, will
keep his, stock large and well assorted at all
times, His facilities for importing and buying
from Manufacturers and Agents, are such, that
he will be able to offer inducementes equal to the
largest Jobbing Houses in the West
The objections that merchants have had of
buying goods from retail houses, is now rene
died by the change he has made, and he soiicts
an examination Of his stock by persons ThohaYe
hitherto bought in other markets
Feb. 3, 1e53-tf.
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BOO K IIcreEvery Body b!

TusT RECEIVED; superior lot of paten
81 improved Safety Fuse. Also Blasting and
Rifle Powder. For sale low for cash, at
Dec, Q, 1852 --f H. w. WHITES
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Guardians Sale of real Estate.

IN pursuance of an order of the Court of Pro
u bate, within and for the county of Jackson
and State of Ohio, shall offer at public sale, Oh
the 9th day of May, 1883, between 10 4. M.
and 4P. NJ, of said day, on the premises, the fol
lowing real estate, situate in Jackson county
aud known and described as follows, to-wit
The South West quarter of the North East quar-.
ter Of section No. 6, of Township No. 6, of Range
No. II, Also, the South East quarter of the
Northwest quarter, of section No 6, of Town.
ship No six, of Range No IT, except twenty
acres off of the West side, which said lands arc
charged with the dover Of Sally Romines, late
Sally Faulkner. Said lands to be sold, subject
to said dover, as the property Of Rebecca Fa0lk.
ner. q minor Terms OF sale, one-half cash in
hand, and the other half in one year, with inter.
est from the day of sale, to be secured by per,
sonal security, and deed to be made on full pay.
meut Of the purchase money.
M,cx,rr for Pct,r FLAMES RoMlNEs, guard'n. fol
." "A'Nh'' Aoi ~ lREBEcCA Faulkner.
April. 5th 1888
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Petition to Sell Land.

THo's r. MATTHEWS Admir-. | Problte Court
of THOMAS WILLIAMS Decd. Jackson Co. 0.
Us. Petition TO Sell
Tnos. wlLtnns ct. al. Land,
TBNO Thomas Williams one of the heirs OF
a Thomas Williams deceased. You are here
by informed, that ON the 18th day Of March
1853, Said administrator filed his petition in
the Probate Couft of Jackson county Ohio, the
object and prayer of whi1hpettion is, to obtain
an order, &c, the assignment of the dover of
Elisabeth Williams the widow of said Thomas
Williams deceased; in, and for the sale of the
following feal estate (df which the sail Thomas
Williams did seized,) or so much thereof ID,
may be Necessary to pay the debts of said de-
cedent, I'd wit; ;, The East half of the North
East quarter of Section thirty two, Township
eight Range seventeen, Containing about eighty
acres" Said petition will be for hearing before
said Court at Jackson, on the first Monday OF
May next 4. r. STANLEY
Apr. /, lS53--4w. Sol. for Petitioner.
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until the hole be paid.
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An Apprentice Wanted,

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Moore g. Co Messr.
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McDonough Michae
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Mullin ilesty
Maple George
Mcclellan John
McCarty w m
Noltsinger Peter
Newell Geo. w
Nolan Patrick
seNewell Elizabeth
Norris Soloinan
o.Nichols John H
Nenamee Hiram
Otben VIM
Oyne l'att
Overly Adam
Pettyford Robert
Parker A NJ
Pherris Robert N
y: Peterson NJ
Pendexter Joseph
Polly Sybble
Palmer Cornelius
Quarts W illiam
Russell Enoch
Robbins Clarihda
3 Miss
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RadcliH Charles
Reid W II
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Schnider Frank
Style levi
Etropes Henry G
J S.enneman " m
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Vernon Elisha
2 Vernon Jack
Woodson Jno ? Re,
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Wood + L
Wilson Joseph
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Isaiah Jaycox's Estate.

isaiah JayCOX's Estate.
FENIlE subscriber has been appointed ahd qttal-
: n flied, MS Administrator If tie eetate Of
Isaiah JaytoA, late of Jaekssn totiAy deceased
All persons will take notice accordingly.
SAMUEL GILLELAND.
March, 81 '53-3w.
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JOsebhJOnc Estate.

Joseph JOnes' Estate.
BNHOSE still indebted 10 the estate Of Joseph
N Jones late of ChlIlG6tfe Ohio, are hereby
informed that longer indulgence cannot be gran.
ted, and that unless speedy payment Is made. |
shall have TO resort TO the officers Of the law for
recress.
Those interested will take notice accordingly
+. 4. STANLEY,
jan. G,is53-n. ' ~
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LETTER LIST.

IA LIST of Letters Remaining in the
- Post Office at Jackson on the first
IL lof April. 1858. PERSONS calling for
these letters will please say they are ad.
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B O 0 K S

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y Blank Books ard Stationary. in every va
riety, s{ ~ JONES Bookstore.
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ver!ised.
Atwood Nicholas
. Baldwin Seth C
Brown Sarah Miss
Prunton George
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Bowers James
Boyd james
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Biba Dabnsf
Brill Christopher
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Brown James
Brangan Peter
Cain Patrick
Church A Miss
Callahan W m
Carlo Henry
Carrick Ellen Ros
Miss
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khston's Estate
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Criswiser John
Conroy John
Davis James 9
DeloDg Isaac
Doherty John
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L.4sndack
Seen Moses
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Fout Phillip 3
Fields Harriet Miss
Fitzpatrick Philip
FraZee J Esqr
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Hunt Elizabeth
HuGord john
Humphreys Hugh Z
Ilellman John
Hand Ella L Miss
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Henson Lukin
Heck Henry Mr.
Hopper Solomon NJ
Hammon Harriet Mr.
Johnston DR.
F" Daniel Mr.
&" Mary Ann
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Jones John
4" Jane
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Keenon Jonn 9
Kirkland Betsey or
FA
Keevor Elanor Mrs
Koons Cyrus
Kennel Daniel
Kelly Daniel or WI
Lawrence N J
Livingston James {
Lesser John
Lensmore Win Mr.
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Lawrence VIM l.
Lears Nancy
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Morris Margaret
McMillon Job B
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Mariehet John
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-08-05
Naples, June, 1853.

AUsTRAL1A.-Thc amount of gold
yielded by the Australian mines, is al
most incredible. Every British mail
steamer brings larger and larger amounts.
The last that came brought five millions
Of gold. The return for the last eleven
months from the Mount Alexander and
Ballarat digglus amounts to nearly seven
ty-rour hundred tons ofgold, that is about
,hirty.two millions Of dollars. The total
expor, from the island since October last,
rises to an aggregate OF nearly forty>five
millions, with perhaps ten million wait
ing expectation, or in the hands Of mi.
ners or escorts Of the seaports. Upon
these data we may be assured that the
sum total of the yield of The Australian
gold mines during the last twelve months,
will exceed in value the enormous az.
gregate of seventy five millions ofdollars
From California we may count upon ff-
ty millions, which added TO the estimate
for Australia, will make solid addition
to the basis Of the currency of the world
of one hundred and fifty millions of dol
lars in the course of the current year.
What wide field for thought does this
open up to the friends Of peace and civ
ilizaiion! ~ PEG esiI3
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TOUCHING DELIcAcY. = There were
many little occurrences which suggested
40 me how natural it is 10 gentle hearts
10 be consderate and delicate towards
any inferioriiy. happened TO stroll in.
10 The little church when marriage was
Just concluded and the young couple had
10 sign the register. The bridegroom
to whom the pen was handed first made
rude cross for his mark; the bride who
came next did the same. Now, | had
known the bride when was last there
not only as the protIiest gid in the place,
but as having quite distinguished herself
in the school; and could no, help look.
ing at her with some surprise. She
came aside and whispered TO me, while
tears of admiration and love stood in her
bright eyes: "He's dear good fellow,
Miss; but he cannot write--he's going
10 learn Of me; and | would no. shame
him for The world!" Why what had !
to fear, I thought, when there was this
nobility in the soul Of lahoring-man's
daughter Bleak House.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-08-05

A young German, named Morris
Kleine, and German girl, about twenty
years Of age, named Sophia Geismer,
we're recently drowned at the Hoboken
ferry, New York. They had reached the
gang plank, but did not get on board as
the boat was leaving. The plank had
not been removed, and as the boat left,
the board tipped, and precipitated them
into the waller. Her brother, in endeav-
oying to prevent their falling, also fell in.
He was rescued, but they were drowned,
and when found, they we're lying side by
side. Thoy were 10 have been married
in three or four days. She arrived from
Germany bu! eight days previous.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-08-05

The emperor of China is in his 22nd
year-the emperor of Austria in his 23rd
and the sultan Of Persia 20. Three
men rule one third Of the people of the
world, wlluse united ages is Ga. Solo.
mon was very young man when he de-
cided the case OF the child claimed by
two mothers, and we hope the three lads
on thrones are capable of following his
example,-Mackensie's Message.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-08-05

SINGULAR NUTRIMENT OF THE DIGGER
INp1ANs.-The "Columbia California,
Gazette" says that there are two conFi-
derable Indian villages in that vicinity al
The present time, and the Indians, who
locked as lean and gauni as half>famIshed
wolves during the past winter, now appear
to be enjoying all the luxuries that an
abundant supply Of clover and an occa>
sional supply Of beef and bread can
afford. The hills in the vicinity are
verdant with nice, tender clover, which
is devoured by these poor savages with
as much gusto as an epicure would
devour the most dainty dish. They
gather the clover in baskets and prepare
it for use by heating large stones and
placing layer of clover well moistened
between each layer of stones. 1t soon
becomes ready for use, and each one of
them will ca: a supply of clover thus
prepared, that would almost satisfy a
horse.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-08-05

The editor of paper down east has
a Shanghai hen, which has been setting
a month on two sticks and brick bat
He don's know yet what she'll hatch. but
if its brickyard she aint for sale.-Ham-
ilton Telegraph, ngas eain5,Gga Ill
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-08-05

The natural salt ponds on the Florida
Keys, which, in ls4S, yielded about
$4,000 bushels Of salt, have been, during
the last winter greatly improved and ex-
tended, SO that the eyaporaiing surface is
now GOO acres, and will soon be increased
to sOo. During the winter the ponds
have contained pickle sufficient TO make
500 bushels Of salt. Scientific American.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-08-05

The fine steamer Queen of the West
was burned tothe wa,er's edge, while
lying at Hamilton. Lake Ontario, on
Saturday evening. ast d
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-08-05

Our AT LAsT!-The Boston Trans
cript now acknowledges that " Fanny
Fern +" is Mlp. harrington, of that city
She was formerly Mrs. EldTidge, and is
o sister of N. p. Willis. 5Wel
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-08-05

10 Turnpikes were so called from poles
or bars swung on a staple, and turned
either way when the dues were paid.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-08-05

A London witness having described
himself as penman, was asked in what
department of literature he welded his
pen, md he replied that he penned
sheep in the Smilhfeld market.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-08-05

,s"7i The proposition to inserta new clanse
q inihe new Constitution Of Massachusetts,
that 4" in all future enrolment of the
. militia, no distinction shall ever be made
on account ofrace or COLOR" was rejects
ed in the Convention by majority Of
only 25-tho vote standing IA TO 80.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-08-05

John Knox, the Scottish reformer,
after lengthy discourse, the object Of
which was 10 disprove the existence OF
purgatory, was waited upon by one of his
auditors, wealthy old laird, not remark
able for his exercise of the christian vir-
tues, who, shaking the preacher warmly
by the hand, exclaimed, "lf yell now
disprove the existence of hell as salts.
factory as ye haze done that of purgatory,
I'll e'en gle you half of my esiatcs!"
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-08-05

Letter from Hon. Richard Rush to Col.
Thos. Fl. Benton, relating to the Ma
tional Pacific Railroad from st. Louis
to San Francisco. s.Ht aIfiHFW
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sE g Jed Heggbff ea 51s 1873
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vente de Succession.

Dams pafaire de la succession de JAouE
MoesAu, DECIDE No BOG Preuvesl Cour
du Sixieme District Judiciaire--Parolsse
d'Est Baton Rouge.
I'm vERTU Dune commission lance dams
T. paffaire de la susdite succession, ct a
moi adresse par Honorable la Courd u SIX
ieme district Juaiciaire dams ct pour Ia "a
roisse ct Etat susdite: J'exposeraie en- vente
publique, a la porte de Ia nlaison de Cour
de la dite Paroisse, dams la vile de Baton
Rouge,
Jeudi, le lime jour d AoNt, 1853,
a II heures du matin, la propriete ci-apres
NOMINEES, appartenant a la susdite succession
SAVIOR: UN terrain de terre situe dams Get
te partie de la Vile de Baton Rouge, arpen-
te par lie defeu Richard Devall, mesuranf
SO pieds de face sur la rue Lafayette, par 80
de profondeur, Giant lapartie sud du terrain
No. II, de l'flet No. Q, avec toutes les haiti
mems qni sly trouvans. Condition de la
Vente-CoMprAsr H V. BAB1N,
.Juillet7. Sheriff
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sraccession sale.

8MCC6081OW 901Ss
n he matter of the sucrsssiow Of JAQuE
MoeEAu, dec'd.-lMo. 800 Pro6atel 9th
Jndicial District Court, Parish of East
Baton Rouge. La.
VIRTUE Of a commission issued in
ID the above succession. and to me dir
ected from the hon. Sixth Judicial District
Court, in and for the Parish and State afore-
said, will expose At public sale at the
Court House door, Of said Parish, IN the
city Of Baton Rouge, on
Thursday the 18th day Of August next
A. D. 1883, at II o'clock, AN. the Pre-
perty hereinafter set forth, and described,
belonging to the aforesaid succession--to
wit
A lot of ground situated in that part OF
the city of Baton Rouge, laid out ny the
late Richard Devall, measuring thlrty-six
feet front on Lafayette steet by ninety ~
depth, being the Southern part Of Lot No.
IL. of Square No. 2.with all the buildings
and improvements therein Terms Of sale
cash. Iiuly II H. v. BABIN, Sheriff.
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PENN aHshiD,

pARENTs a~d Teachers so, are invited Hsdod to
Honse Row to examine the Philosophical
Theory and Prftice of Penmamship.
the Theory is divided into three parts.
Primary fxfermsdiue AID Final. Each part
in Four Books.
This work comprises cuts designed to
illustrate the manner OF holding and conduct
ing the hand and pen preparatory. excer-
cises. which thoroughly train tine muscles
employed in writing classification OF let
tiers and words actc riding to their simi-
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The whole so arranged as to enable the p,l-
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NOTICE.

7HHE Members of the Can't Get Away
i. Club, are notified that the President
to afford them some amusement and ex-
element has ordered the undersigned Sec
rotary of the Club to get up a Splendid
Rattle in compliance with the above
order will rattle as soon as all the chances
are taken, FOUR SPLENDID OIL PAINTINGS.
valued at ninety dollars, two prizes, As
chances at 50 per chance
The members sre notified that the list
is now ready, and to call Immediately to
name their chances. Persons wishing to
JON the club are notified that the purchase
of ticket will entitle them to membership
Tickets to be hal only from the Sect'y.
By order of the President.
july 9th &c L,NOUF, SroT'v
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Delays are DANGEROUS. -
VT nv suffer with scough, cold or any dir
w ease OF the Throat, Breast and Lungs
when certain cure is so easily effected by
using ;,
aWrsrERs HouRHoUND CANDY"
This Medicine is a juditious continuation
of the best expectofants in the Materia Meds
ica The most stubborn Coughs and Colds
Weld to it readily, and it is found to give re-
liefeyefi in confirmed cases of Consumption.
tits notmerely palliative, as nany articles OF
its nature, but possesses great curative Gual'
sfties- For sale by VIM BOGEL Agent.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-07-28
100 anil Cap Store.

sTHE undessigned sespectfuIlv informs
j his friends and the public generals,
tat be has opened KAT and CAP STORE
-where he has Just received fresh stock,
coasistiag in part of MEN and BOYS fine
six, Pearl, Cassimers, Angolas, Russia
Beavers. Rush. Mexican, Black and Pearl
Cassiners Mutelces, Paris, Leghorns, Rut.
Ind, Planters, Csmperchy and Caiifornla
ElzRs, &c, &C. Call and examine them.
"A. N. BOTH.
In the store of Quiggins' lafayette
street. June ~ ~