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CUMBERLAND RIVER.

viii leave MONDAY May a. O'clock N.
ETOR NASHVILLE, GAINESVILLE, e- =
-. EDDYvLLH and al landings on cunherisad
NASHVILLE, Captain Bsspyie III
and will Leave For freight psaage having
modsions apply on board, or n
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NAN R1CE'S AdPHITHEATRE. - st.
Charles oggosits rsrddo sreet-Aeng and sags
LOTS OF FUN Fos SATURDAY asp suNDAY EvEStsas:
The performance will with Musical
FECTloN or The Maid q MuneKnie oBrien, Miss Kemblc
s Lawrence Paragon Mr. Rehbe Susan Miss Mary Ill., After
which. the LauRa5s Farce Of BOX RembIe
Coz Mr.. Lewssn: Mrs Bo pc. conclude
sPyk. Mr.. Leseilen
B Doors be opened
at quarter before s precisely
FRIcEs ADHissoNDress Circle
GslsTy, % BoIes or eoersd persons,
R few seaeoh Tickets may pocurtd by applying Box
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wfllteave SATURDAY, May a., at orccckP.M
ES0R CINCINNATI, MADISON, LOU smy
H. 1syILLE and all Intermediate andnss.-The sa4ssssz
elegant and hssi running passenger
JOHN r. TW Fed, D. Mard master, receiving freight
will freight passage
Accommodation, apply on beard to
my.s ROGERS, MCGUIRE d Co, % Poydras ST.
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NOR SALE-A Square of Ground, n-gHS
tanning q lots, so by 1875 each; high
cultivated and has large Magnolia
Trees, also Fig and Plum Trees
The improvements large twoaoy House. with al.
aud Galleries above below
horses cairiaghou with loft above hay,
Also kitchen, all
febll tt c. B. BRoADWELLa CO., IS Poytfns st.
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EB Steamer l. NJ X St. Louia goth met Tn ro f Mo-
Orleans, steamers Strand Turk
Upper Missppi Rivers ia iugIllnoil River Hing ~ at
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EfOR SALE. - neat COTTAGE on st. En-
II hlHry between Laurel Jersey kn
front 80 feet by ITO feet in depth the nsa
all well hnshed built brick pillars
Kitchen servants and cse which holds 1910 gallons
Of WATER well with all under
tieulars apply J.O. PERSON,
myl6 Real Estate No ercial Place
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Hy0Rz SALE.-A House and Square of a.
n Ground in c9vngton La The building contains NIL
two rooms in kien stable een, pefch and other
HOUSE and LOT Pascsgona
Lake back the square, section
line, and containing in all about is acres.
streets.
desirable COTTAGE Felicity Road, Prytana and
Nayade streets comfortable house. and but half from the
Cars OF Onnbufes. Apply 20 J. o. PERSON,
my90 Ct Real Estate Broker, No. Commercial Place.
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WANTS-WANTED
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT.-A COTTAGE House in the -
a. Fourth Dist square from Magazine Ornnibas
having fine Flower and Vegetable Garden slso
etc., four large kitchen, vashouse
under also, aabg chicken
house. to DO let ill the frat Of November For particulars apply
10. PERSON,
my2Bst Estate Broker, No, Commercial flaee,
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CpOI1DBEN EVERY FAMILY, LIBRARY

CHOITID BE IN EVERY FAMIL1, LIDaA NJ
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4 ADVERTISEMENT Of the PUBLISHING
"A HOUSE scHUBERTH Co, Masic Depot. No SO
Brosdvay NewYork-0ur stock OF MUSIC the the largest
No he United Our valuable Publications include
.hoye IS OC works The Imported Music above million
Ths Pablo viii please call for catalogues We believe th
h, facts m do better than tire the
rube with ons puns advertise which the public
sr,ly estimate At their proper yslre.
INST PUBLISHED-DAY DREAMS: A
81 PoTs on MAx AND NArvsE, in which treated many
II the mos, ab.orbns phesophe g1esae1s Of the day To b
bsS APPIFTOSs and other Book stores Price 30 eens
ENGIIsH. FRENCH, SPANISH, ITALIAN
II "a other FOREIGN BOOKS. Foreign Cirsul.ins LII
brsry FRANCIS H0RsFALL. No IN Broadway (eetwesn
sth and ieth sta
CWFDENBORG's WRITINGS.-The old depot
- ~, sal, of the writing. of swedenbcrg has beea RE-
MoyFD from Nassau If. to No 2 BEEkAAN-Sr, where
'Ae "'''"t ~ JOHN ALLEN
VANKEE SULLIyAN.-A splendid Portrait
Of this prize ishter will be found Ia III
At noon TO DAY and for sale eveywhere. Price eents
Best reports OF all sports, foreign and domestic
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ihiei cover. 81 cents full bound 50 cent?
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,aItf sSI' vi" q 'T PRPPS No 80 Faitsn YSrs
DEARSON on lNFIDELITY.-Cheap Edition.
The great interest manifested in this extraordinary
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pact form At 60 centsa price viii put the reach of all
impossible to eHasserste the value o. .9rs OF
have shsred up experience Of their conquered pedeee
Ia this painful battle aud under aud plansole ter
nooy and With unseasns enterprise energy and tact are
Hence the necessity of giving the snidote an
From The London ou.rtery Review.
The PIcdgetsn Of mind fsl sass. upon tn. ins
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deem e De iriapPhsnt u T.ament %
thousands Of educated youth who cannot reach the
see edition psde accessible all Mr. Pearson cannot per
service 70 society politically socially or re-
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GEO. CHRrsTY & WOODS MINsTRELs

GEO. CHRIsTY e. WOODS MTNSTRELS
" OPEN EVERY EVENING. At No. IA BROADWAY
under the sontrol Of X. WOOD Business Manager.
GEO. CHRlsTY, Stage Manager.
Entertainment consisting of
ETHIOPIAN MINsrRELsY
BURLEsQUE OPERA, LIGHT FARCEs DANCES ETC,
Ae.nzed by the accomplished company in the world
Aso, Ths Week the Musical ErtrsvagsnI. Of
BLACK BLENDERS; Or FORTY wINKs
julius Crow
Admission Is Doors open 81 O'Clock. TO commence
ct "a precisely.
BUCKLEY ETHIOPIAN OPERA HOUSE,
- No $50 Broadway
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK.
NEGRO MISSTRELSY.
The Original Burlesqne
MONS. JGLLIEys ORCHESTRA,
And the New Burlesque
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CENTERVILLE COURSE, L. The great
~ TROT Of lS5-FLoRA TEMPLE and JACK WATERS
shine TronF Match $4,000 mile heats best three Ia I've
in hsnes II. Woodruff names m. Flora Temple; d. Phier
b z Jack Wsier.
The public may rest assured that the above viii
Of the best that has been made during the A Phey
ali acquainted with the ses reriers Of Foa Temple
hsr victories over CenterVe Black DousAs HIN and Maid
Tteoney and Mac BY which che acquired the soodquet Of
Mattress Of the Turf and she il behaved TO be beyond the
escb Of present in the word The Of jack
Waters however Il very ssnguine Of winning and considers
he horse the champion Of the trsek Before this mses
made open any horse In the world for month"; and
thought IL safe 10 isk match with him except the
trainer diver Of Flora Temple. Hiram Woodruff What
Jack Waters DO remains TO be He never has been
beaten either the road the track and he will Keep up
hi. reputation Wind Splitter in the eorAh race beyond
Every Arrangement viii be made By the proprietor Of the
Ceuerye the day Of race to accommodate the PuDc win
modes and from the BY the Long
Island Railroad which will a train Of o'clock
and the sports Stages WILL also
leave the Fulton Ferry Brooklyn And the Peek slip Ferry
Wamsburgh hourly during he Of the up 20
u O'clock NJ Offering every facility for safe and speedy
'@ the RE
GRAND OPENING of HOPE CHAPEL Lee
OTURE ROOM. No 20 broadway, on MONDAY EVEN.
INC Oct q. 1884 by HERR ALEXANDER yE me tfes'
European Wizard together with the Egyptian Nentroqast
for short season only Admission Is cts children halt Pnee
Doors open stei; commence At y precisely.
Deepening of LOCKWOODs PAINTING
IL of the LAST JUDGMEST-Thi grest Painting !. nov
On exhibition AZ The Hall No 500 Brosdwsy from A ~
til o'clock p ~ Admission Is Gems liberal deduction
win be made Sunday and other Schools on application of
their teachers.
CENTREviLLE COURSE, L.L-TROTTING,
~ WEDNESDAY Oct. 10. Match 900 mile heats. best
T. "''' N''''' 'N JOEL CoNKLIS Proprietor.
CPIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS. - Mrs.
- COAN. Rspping and Writing Medium, will hold public
T Ts d' Bov.. no. from ' % TO IL O and
Admission so cents OF tickets for 81
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NO. 2-VAlLEl OF The MISSISSIPPI !,
N ur.tr.t,d JOHN WILEY No 1871 Broadway. pub
Nh. this day, TIE VALLEY OF The AisslsslrFtII
TIr.rsted by Series Of 81 Views sken % TIE spot oy n
49,, ILancscspe Psintsr) Of 81 Louis No. No = VITA
sIsr.rt tinted IL 1stfaii0ns Price IS cent?
1fi, .ork IN D. published In twenty nonthJ nunDeHs
- amber containing four iu.trA0Us and ~eaJ Pezs
=, srert,,s The il atoms executed 90 Das.-iayfi "a
~ se.i .tye thoEsphy having al the .2PealAe
- h,hly AZ SHE'D wzfeTcooF drawings AID VIII 2.Ne
,-rrt,a the finest work American scenery ever '1sa
ffoul the
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x,ascr.. Gas Resuator.ssvins a5 per cent? with

Phrenoiarirnl 4 lass IL now being formed a. NO, 80
Btoadway 6y Mr l. \ FOWLER Object, 70 i@psn pfss'
eal hnewlsdse OF Phrenolosyi TO teach others nov
Rnsae character attic pTncples the relA1n -
eody ard mind; the tempeIsmens The easet %
al tSe 0rssps VIII be % ated out snd their ecmonea
pee practically Illustrated The eass will be open 70 oo.n
sexes Parents and Teachers derive especia so'ahAe
BY attending For particulars inquire Of . 49,. ~.
POMLERs 4 WILLS. No. sos Brosdwey.
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Stump Candidates for Political Priutins.-oLNEh
A RROIHER No 81 Beekmans-
p'.ff. Nat Oath

Coughs and Coids-save Your sctor's Bills
The mos, Coughs rapidly caTsi by Dr. Moulin
ToCKs COLD AID COUGH MIXTURE In cases OF hoar'e-
and nshne OF the chest for erOuy children 1t Is OF
priceless value. Every family shoad hs,1 1t a. hand Price
IS res bottle Principal depot No l22 Tulton and for
sale BY all DruEsss and BY RUsHTON CLARK q Co, ST.
Niebolss Irvius ard Aston Hotes
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ThOnns H0pf q VUsf
No lS2 Chsmbersst
Sol, AessTs for the
eTuI and sPAsKLxe WEES
and C.syba Brandy,
prepared BY
coRSEAU and sos.
Cincinnati
The ectpre seascn.-MsnAsers Of Lyeeums Institutes
ana OF securing the services 81 the SUD
s,cy ore requested TO address their letter. daring the month
~ Or,ohsr 10 PARK BENJAMIN, Guilford, Coun.
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WTIsHINGTON AT THE BATTLE OF
aoNMoUTH-By LEUrLErsss y. aaH, q Ss S
Srssi Ssn, a Desirn No ssS BrOsdwsy' pAi aAa
EVENING.
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Immigrant Intelligence Once and Labor Exchange
II Removed from No. n Csnslet the Of Centre
and CsnAl sts. NewloTk The Oics established BY the
Conn ssionen of Euigrssp, where svsys se foons
.tes Of wsses ana persons have their orders SLED BY
writing to tie Superintendent ard sending the
rv o nav ;De passage the parties required No fees charged
to .upleyeu JAS. p PAGAN, Supennisasept
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Iaiphf-sf Iyceum.-The regular weekly meeting VIII
n. ~ THs tWsdpesdsyl EVENING, All O'clock, at the
Tcctur, hall No IS Lsiehtst ESSAY By MI saIL Sass
tcn r ,hste, Ousht there TO be an lnternfonn I9pN
r,,ht Iswr' Affirmative Mr. Heathi Negative MI hail
Inc p''he are "''''0 " c. H. SHEPARD, Secretary.
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Hperial Notices.

Regular Democratic Whis NomlnntYions.An "a,
,oprss aeetipg Of the Delegates Of the IAN Assembly
,,e, co,yentsn was beld al Thirteenth Ward Head
Quarters on TUESDAY EVENING OCT ~ 1907 "hsh 'ne
follov ms nomlpstioD made nnsniTnously: xn-~,
''- ~. .,...JOSEPH III. PETTY.
ABRAHAM MYERS Chairman
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iwportrnt TO the Ladies.-No as Pealst-COR-
SITS CORsETs CORsETs -Ms STONE, Importer Of
r,nek snS Frsli.h We've CoRSETs bees The aften.
mon Of Ladies 70 her stock received from the
sisr IN Paris and LoDeon; sold Wholesale and retail prices
which defy eompetou Ladies will do well 10 call before
ruebssns elsewhere Dou forget the HaDeeT, No. Pearl
O., between william and RQss stA
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Notice of Iron Valley Furnace,
ShCrin'S Sale.

nY virtue of writ of fl. ia. execution is
) sued from the Court of Probate, in and for
Jackson county, and State of Ohio, and to me
directed will expose to sale at public auction,
at Il door of the Court House, in and for
Jackson county, aforesaid, on
the 28th day of August, A. D. 1854,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and
o'clock P. N. of said day, the following person
al property, to wit; One Carpet Sack, one pair
of Boots, and one Plush Cap; levied upon as
the property Of Isaac Ward, at the suit of the
State Of Ohio.
VINToN POWERS, sh'fJ.C.
August H. 81. 2l-tds
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SciOtO l. Hooking Valley Railroad;
Change Of Time.
q : ~ i q sgl i 5 49,
S1it1r ! q tSsr5 Ss;S5yyt Ssy;S5s5y5 gSy

nN and after Tuesday August lst, 1854,
" Trains will run as follows, to wit:
Train No !, will leave Portsmouth at .
o'clock A. M. and arrive at Jackson at II
O'Clock M. Returning leave Jackson at 2
o'clock P, M, and arrive at Portsmouth at +
o'clock P. NJ.
Train No 9, leave Jackson ati15 o'clock A,
NJ and arrive at Portsmouth at IL o'clock A,
NJ. Returning, leave Portsmouth, at 215 ?, NJ.
and arrive at Jackson at 6 o'clock P. NJ
J. w. WEBB, Superintendent.
August 10, '54 90
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$3.50 PER MONTH.

A Chance to make money by all persons, no
n capital and but little expense incurred
Persons of ordinary energy and talent, can re-
alize $50, 90 to $500, 90 per month by the above
secret, this is no humbug, and every one will
testify who has tried it. Every one should
have it, and can be beniited by it. Any per-
son male or female, in any part of the country
sending us one Dollar shall receive the above,
sent by return mail to their address.
Address, post paid, S. r. & W BELTS,
Aid no. Lawrence county, Ohio.
lulv 81. 81. le--6w
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TO TIVE PUBLIC.

lR9HE subscriber having perfected his arrange
III ments for carrying passengers on his Stage
ss=s88SSSSsSA Route from ChillicOthe to CALI
polls, Will leave Chillicothe on Mondays,
Wednesdays, and Fridays, at o'clock in the
morning, and arrive at Jackson, at II o'clock
NJ, so as to connect with the cars, from Jackson
to Portsmouth, which leave at o'clock ?, NJ.
Stage leaves Jackson at l214 P, M, and arrive at
Gallipols o'clock P. M, Returning leave
GallipoIs, ON Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur :
days, at O'Clock A, NJ, and arrive at jackson
at l2 o'clock NJ Leave Jackson at l214 ?, NJ,
and arrive sat Chillcothe at s o'clock P, NJ. By
this arrangement it will be seen that passengers
can avail themselves of a through route either
way, from ChiIlicothe or Portsmouth, as the
stage and cars arriva at Jackson at IL o'clock
NJ, each day as above. BY strict attention to
the wants and comforts of passengers, the sub
scrber solicits a share of the public patronage
A. FRENCH, Contractor.
Jackson Aug 10, '54 2O-if
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NllsrellQuelts.
Notice..

Notice.
Auditors Sale of School Section No 16,
Liberty Township, and part of School
Section No. l6, Franklin Township,
and school section No. 10, Washington
Township, for the use of Lick Town
ship, granted by Congress, for the use
of Schools.
TENHERE will be sold at public Auction, to tho
q highest bidder, and at not less than the
appraised value of said lots, at the door of the
Court House. in the Town OF jackson, Jackson
County, Ohio, on the ninth day of September
A. D, 1854, between the hours Of 10 o'clock, A,
NJ. and o'clock p, NJ, of that day. The follow
ing described tracts of land, situate in the Coun-
ty, Of Jackson aforesaid, and in the aforesaid
Townships, to wit;
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale OF
Rent,


TMSHE SUBSCRIBER wishes to sell or rent
n valuable real estate in the Town OF JACK
son which consist of: For sale or rent, two apart
ments on Main street in the Isham Block ~
by Sd feet, three stories above ground, with
basement story in the solid rock, one apartment
fitted, and well adapted for wholesale or re-
tail Grocery, the other for Dry Goods.
ALSO
A dwelling house and lot on Church street in
HofTmans Addition to the Town of Jackson,
for sale only. Thehouse is large and commodi-
GUS, containing number of rooms, finished IN
as good style as any building in town, also
well of good water and other conveniencieS'
ALSO
A building near Pearl street fitted up ex-
pressly for dwelling, but now occupied as a
carpenter shop, and having a we'll of excellent
water near by with other convenlencles'
have also large and superior stock of ma,
terial for building, and am prepared to bulld
houses for rent or custom work on short notice,
or any other work in my line of business as car
penter and joiner. All work wauented to be
done in the most workmanlike manner
DAVID RADCLIFFE.
Jackson Aug 10, '54. 2O-tf
NorE:-The apartments in the lsham block are
N process of erection and will be completed
N short time.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY OF jackson

COUNTY,
President Judge of Jackson Common Pleas. ".
V. Peck, of Portsmouth Scioto county,
Clerk Of Jackson Common Pleas Court. ]. ].
Hoffman.
Prosecuting Attorney. Levi DUNCAN.
Sheriff. Viuton Powers.
Coroner. George Barlow.
...<l N.s Judge. Jacob Westfall.
=. Il John Stephenson.
Treasurer. Z. b. Dickson.
Recorder. James Farrar.
Commissioners. Peter Pickrel, Moses Hayes
and John s. Stephenson.
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Chapman Isham, In Jackson Com
VS.. mon Pleas,
John M. Martin & others. In Partition.
IOHN NJ Martin, James Farrar, Jacob West
u fall, John D. James, Daniel Perry, Banster
Brown, Josiah Long, Samuel Bum, Eunice
Isham, Sophia Isham, Tacy Bum, widow of
Peter Bum, decd, Sophia Bum, Elizabeth
Ratclifr, wife of John II. Ratclif, Eunice
Smith, wife of John Smith, Tacv Hale, wife
of Henry C. Hale, Rhoad IIatton, Thomas R.
Hatton, Sarah D. Hatton, James A. Hatton,
and Martha M. Hatton, of Jackson county,
Chic, will take notice, that a petition was filed
against them on the 10th day of August, A. D.
1854 in the court of common pleas, in and for
said Jackson county, by Chapman lsham, and
is now pending, wherein the said Chapman
Isham, demands partition, of the following real
estate, TO wit In lot number two, in that part
of the town Of jackson, in said county, origin
ally called commons, and that at the next term
Of said court, application will be made, by The
said Chapman Isham, for an order that said
partition may be made of said premises.
CHAPMAN ISHAM,
By LEVI YIDUNGAN, his Atty.
August II, "a 81
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PUMPS! PUMPS! PUMPS!

BNORCE, Suction, and Chain Pumps, always
on hand, by J.R. DAY.
Broadway, doors below j, NJ, Martins stcre,
Jackson, August 3, "a l9--ly