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Toe Anniversary OF this Fraternity wa he'd Yesterday
morning a. IOi O'Clock in DR.. Cheeyers Church, Lnion
square The audience very fair, considering the ~
propitors ae OF the weather. The body Of the church
was hled By the members Of tho Ordcrhc ofcers and
more distinguished members cccupyin! tue platform Tie
following chapiers were represented:
The Theta Charter, Uniou Coiisss Scaense lady ~
Tse Delta Chapter. Nevyork UnveEaiy, New-Yor2 Cry
To. seia Chsp,er Yale Unworthy, New H'yen, Com.
Ire sigma Chapter, Brown University, Providence Il l.
The Csu-m, Chapter. Amh. = College Amherst. Me-
TIE Zets Chapter Dsr'uelih College, Hanover, y H.
Toe Israba CHAPTER CO uln5i- College, Ns~-lg ~ C3-
The Kspps Chsp.ss. Blwioia COLLEGE, Blansxet We
TIE RAJ chapter, Hamilton College, c ,1tol y Y
TIC x Chapter. Wes. Jan niserlfy Md io,.r-
The Alphs CLep,sr Harvard uni.ersiiy csnhTdEe Ma
ms exercises opened with prayer D. TIE Nv ~.
Lowry. ,.- - Pal ,,A..i..,,s.
Il, Attendance pr FfsskIn Tur>A Introduced the oft-
Tor. Mr.. GE0HGE VI. Moons. .. .i.l 81.
NJ Moor commenced BY saving tba - ~ sl-1 70
accept this appointment There vs.e many pleas. a.
socianons connected with ihis fra eln'y e. linz and &c
feet 20 ~ The pisnitv l ses sni importance 81 ts'oF
History said ne h " Ell stude- The bes cacustet - re-
fne and elevate the mind. Il -conlc nos D. mere o ~
raw Of flcis Ineg .neon an Wiz should aI]n I, an
poetry and senirs shc1ld ienc u the charms Dig az
bor psy cry attention "a etract end pleas in spos,
every Ole department oi literature lsty 5 10 cie
overioos D. NJ Moore spoke a. som. i.ugl ~ eniorn.
the proposition that Imagination sh"od be cultivated ~
al htorials 81 INC hes mems oi making tsiorj
no,nlsr and useful Com.ors.ve pathology has vet % te
more noticed b ou hSortns there is IN men fund
Of information and nstrnc.or. lne scence- would be
impossible wer. Lovfor osory. VI. Moore finished Is
saA-e.s MD he hearty paudi's ct the audience.
The Rev. GroR6E VI. HOUGHToN We then introduced
Il give poe.l liz production Was entltlee Livery
Mar hi own Poem"
.4r the II the poem lie l.. Epsilon si,ourued,
- NEE r the evening a. tie NeT'poisn hoge .of an
Le-.
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DEDICATION OF NEW DUTCH REFOHME
CHURCH, MOUNT VERNON, NJ

Tbs uoei and tasteful aiIee si.aaiec g. i--e' o.
t,n Second an Iliri-s;s.. erected manly tsou-l -le
sxerion and sc3aEyia. iebors q A.ssrs John " Coz
ncu. anl J. W. Cooper and IL, R5y. NJ. sIyle., Tic
r,rer ns,.r Of the Church wa .0l.mnly dsd.Stec e.
IL ,xo-sIir :, Almighty God e. Thursday the 9Th OF
Inn. me foL,wing vas IL o.der Of e1e.c.ses; IL.
vocation anu residing lynn b. tbs Re-. NJ BrRSEt 81
~ NJ cSrTTIn 81 Rronksv!lie; Prayer BY TIE Rev.
Mr. FTREIs OF Tarry,ovn; Sermon by ihe Rev d. FI,-
RI Of Nsy-York; Dedieatory Prayer By the Rev M
STUART OF Tarytown, and Benecicton by TIE Rev. H. "
ScBgRxrRaoEN OF New-lorH. -
In the evening the Rev. Dr.. BrEos4Kr OF New-foFk
delivered an appropriate discourse on the nature besu
and attractiyensss Of the Christian Sanctuary Inc new
Mess RrRxvT FyRRIs and ScHEENERBoRS taking part
in the sece The attendance large, and the ccce-
sion enc Of marked interest
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More Particulars Of the Fighting at Shanghai
pai..s Liverpool and Londao' jn'e H.

The British mail steamer Europa from Liverpool,
SATURDAY. arrived here at o'clock last evening after
passage of above - days.
TheU. s. mail steamer Franklin, arrived on Cowes
on Thursday morning, the 18th. on her way to
Hayre.
The West India mail steamer La Plata win
Chssres dates Of May "a, and SSOo'OcO specie, ar
rived at Southampton Wednesday June IA, sss the
Brazilian steamer Great Western. with Buenos Ayres
dates of May2.
Liverpool Cotton Market closed with decline OF
lied. on theweek Breadstufs in good speculative de-
m,pa. n m advance Money in less demand at former
rates. Consols 9lIGt. The general news offers no
feature of magnitude.
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A.,- Hoo, % usLs arreugs meats Tor Part-eil sng a
me eeeA-sfoa Of the approaching NsonAi Anniversary
at n, ~ro-e Mace Tho meeting wss orgsri1cf ~ se.
Iecfi1e Er SETsoS Of the Astor House 70 preside and
Ny grsls ~ D. PIX 10 lct secretary alter sot1c
Dr. srv conversation. t having been PREVIOUSLY C.
dided "a seld delegation iron his City, On notion NJ
Eorrrr D.. P-KL Wa ctc-en Marshal % ne aaJ. aiI
Hsssrs s-Ersos BrRBov.s 8nd ArfoIT were a.poiatei
COMMITTEE % procure suitable banner Tor the occasion
II names - oute uun ~ Of Gentlemen were then taken
WHO Lad EXPRESSED their intention % participate on Ills
oecs-ion portion u the delegation have already pro
ceeied N,vbaryp0ri, and the remainder F leave On
Mo- say pst uily.
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NEw-H AYRSHIRE LEGIsLATURE-NO SENATOR

CoNcoRp. Thursday, june %, l-Ji.

CoNcoRp Thursday, june %, l-js.
In the afternoon session of the House today, Dr. Hub
bard OF Washington moved 10 elect L. : Senator Gre
roce which led to long and exciting debate during
which member pulled up and subjected 10 severe
criticism for saying in his speech that he had been inter
rupted by pack of blackhearted knaves'
The rira motion was rejected without d diylsi)n'
third ballot was then had with tho following result:
Whole usnber of cast 9Os necessary FOR choice
lss, Wells had $50; Eastman 65 Morrison Is TapYeu H.
Scattering =. No choice.
At6J O'Clock the House adjourned.
CONCORD, Friday June 20, lsJ4.
The House this mcrhing, on motion OF NJ. kmory,
Whig Of Portsmouth, postponed by vote ef l54 20 ~
further baoting for United States Senators un next
Thursday morning. The Ncbra.ka resolutions were az
signed for Wednesday next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-01

Morord and Manny'e combined mower and reaper
WORK. by John C. smork. Ke.chums took the premium
outt;pc over an acre In thirty minutes.
On the 9th July there to be trial OF ieapes az The
800 ,l,oe The Monmouth County Agricultural Society
az ,he pstrons Of these trals which may be probably
initiated BY other socie'ios.
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L. 5. STEAMER SAN JACINT0-ACCIpENI ~
THE PHILADELPHIA NANI-YARD-sUlClDE
TWO MEN KILLED BY LIGHTNING.

PRILADEIPH1t, Friday, June 81 l.''
The L. S steamship San Jacin.o, Capt. Eagles dropped
down the stream this morning. preparstoryto TN to test
the epgnes The orders tina: size Is to remain 81 ss
rot less Than two days. and if eli well the design ' to
20 10 Bermuda in which she vii be absent about
zen dogs.
The bridge in the Navy Yard Gc-oss TIE Sly "A mont q
tho shiphouso broke down this morning while company
os marines for the san Jecnto marching over Il.
Only one man was injured, and be had his ene d''-
Gated.
lewis Raub German lately arrived mere iroIa New
York blew his brains this morning e. Pele' Oh
wslnutst No cause is assigned.
the deceased behaved strangely two % three lays pre-
v;ouslv. On Thursday evening h threw himself oeio.e
~ or,r;hus in the street. He left letter directed to
Seef and the following is literal Translation q 4
. Srryr: | say farewell, l am eeac anc iree ., a.
,u GOOD adieu. was born ISL, pa s a. Omen
, peSen and have five brothers and sister, VIII
n,b.r a, home and OF al viii be dead the nrsi; Fare-
well. ,. y .o-.,,.. so.,-4a5
his wife and three children sometime since II NORM Css0
line.
The bodies OF two men named Jsn ffcsee. @hu 'An
ue Kennard were found yesterday,n . nanmg ',n1SA
near Pc,ty Island supposed to hsvc been killed
ming during the storm OF Wednesday. az the nuo hsu
passed through the bow OF the boat
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SOUTHERN MAIL ITEMS

BALTIMORE. Friday. June %.
New. Orleans papers Of Saturday last are at hand.
Cholera had appeared among the slaves on some plants
lions along the Mississippi.
Thomas Ritahie Sen. Is extremely u
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THE SIEGE OF SILISTRIA.

Sstrs held out, at latest accounts, to the ism
june There was no truth in the statement that Asss
Pashs had been killed.
The following Is summary Of the occunesces os1'ns
the pest three weeks.
sUp 70 the 10th MAY, nothing of importance; bat On
ue.ainy Of tbs; day the Russians completed sn'se
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dermagaz ezploied killing ma sni b'ily ToUnt
ing four other.
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soSs Or NrWBURYPORT.

meeting Of gentlemen residing in this CITY formerly
r..iien.s Of Newburyqon wss bed ls'i evening At Tee
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THE TURF

Nlw-YoKK RscTs, NArloSaL CoURsE, L. I-t'r-a1s-
June 3o-Club purse 500 for beaten horses two mile
heats.
B Ycuns er..r7 ~ a. Di C,ppsrton ~ Boston isr By
81 march. 6 ve.rs Old. ElloTec over
SAM day-Astor House stake for year ois, two
nile heats 600 subscription 800 forfeit. the Aater
House 10 give $500. if two or start.
j. O. Child. names ch z sam Letcher. BY Wagner. dan
Tics Wiiten names CT. MY. by Imp Glencoe dam b.
G. " lsirut ram's g.. g. He1v BY Imp Glencoe. dan
: F.F~f ~. Little Arthur BY g. ucos. dam 5le
Time-5,53-5.5si.
Firs RsGt-The Course rot we'll ATTENDED a. on
former occasions owing the ncemency Of the weather
previous the start. The odds 900 to $50 Little
Authur-n fact the betting all OF WAYS the
hackers OF Leicher betting s6j against 800 that he would
VIM The field In it, became the favor;e against
any named horse. AZ the tap Of the drum the y took
the lead and maintained il two-ihirds OF mile, when
Le,cler 1s-.ed her and the heat BY length. Time,
3.5s
Seooa1 Hof-1he odds previous 70 the start were BOO
70 $50 on e,cher At the tap Of the drum Little Arthur
took the pole and maintained it until they reached
the head Of the stretch when Lechcr passed him, took
tie lead and the heat by about length Time 1851
The track very heavy.
To-day the great four-mie day. For fun particulars
see advertisement IN another column Of the paper.
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PROSPECTS OF THE CAMPAIGN.

The fate of Ssta aud the next movements Of the Ras
sian army on the Danube will determine whether Prince
Gerchako or Marshal St. Arnnud is the often
sye If tho Russians actually prepared TO advance
upon BGgaria-which does not appear TO be the ease
the primary object Of the campaign the part of the
allies will be to destroy that invading force; but II a.
latest accounts indicate the demonstrations Of Austria
already compelling Prince Pashkiewcb to fall back
the sereth and the Prutb then the most effectua blow
that can be aimed at Russia will be decisive attack ON
seva.topol Already the influential Of the London
and Paris papers begin 10 advocate the capture Of Sev
pol OF any cost and the occupation Of the Crnea which
they say arc objects that would repay all the cost Of tho
present war and would permanently settle in favor Of tho
allies the principal questions now in dispute. We may
take these az some indication Of what s to be the plan Of
the campaign.
THE SUMMONS FROM THE GERMAN POWERS.
The Paris uon.eur publishes the following announce
mont:
The Cabinets Of Vienna and Berlin are agreed q,
the reply to DO made 10 the objections Of the Conferences
Of Bamberg, and to the means Of obyiaing the DIM
culiies which those objections excite Col Manteuhl
about for ST. Petersburg and viii be the bearer
vi dispatch from the Prassian Cabinet IN support Of tho
summons addressed 10 Russia by Austria
The Loadon Times correspondent te!egrupbs from W.
emma evening Of the 5ih II Is not doubled that KusAs
hes rejected the Austrian summons
From another reliable Is stated that tne op'n'
len gains ground in Vienna and Berlin that the interview
between tho so,eroi1s of Austria and Prussia at Teshin
has strengthened the alliance Of the great German powers,
and that 40 soon az the answer Of Russia shall be mads
known the attitude Of both viii become more defined and
vigorous and in fact as their treaties provide, viii BE-
identical with that Of France and England. 1t also
considered that the adhesion Of the other states Of the
Confederation is but Of secondary Importance, and their
acton whatever it may be- viii interest themselves and
f,xr, sf<.c shc
coalition. Nevertheless, serious opposition sntie1
pated on their part
THE SIEGE OF SILIsTRIA.
Sisris held out at our latest accounts, to the Len
June. There was no truth in the statement has Aa~s
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MORE RUSSIAN aEPULSES.
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PAsHKIEwITCH WOUNDED.
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SLOW MOVEMENTS or TIE ALLIES.

Canadian independence Proposed in Parliament,
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GUNPOwDER EXPLOSION AND LOSS OF LIE
CiScIsSArr, Friday, June &c. 1851
During the firing Of artillery at Aurora, Ind yes'ei
dav in consequence Of the railroad celebration the Po"
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NOTHING DONE By THE FLEETS
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srrrsrs1A STILL HOLDS OUT.
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ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA
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SRVAST0pOL TAKEN.
TO the VictOrS Belong the Spoil,

A T the old stand of c. NJ. Martin, corner of
N Church andPearl streets, south east, you
can find S, W. NORRIS Holding forth first
rate lot Of groceries, consisting in part, the fol-,
lowing:
Tea, coffee, sugar, rice. tobacco, cigars, sp.
ces, indigo, madder, essences of all kinds =
molasses, starch. glassware, tinwarc, brooms,
buckets, soap, candles, salt, cream tartar, cor.
dage, raisins, figs, nuts of all kinds. Dr.
Mcmill's celebrated black salve DR.. Jones'
cough Syrup and vermifuge, unsurpassed in do
ing good. Perry Davis Pain Killer, MClains
quality. Powder, shot, lead, caps, matches
other notions in case, worth looking at. Come
and see, it wilAAOst nothing
Nov ., "a If
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TNE NEW BARBER SHOP.

CORNER OF BROADWAY d PEARL SITS
JACKSON, OHIO.
Though all the Banks have gone to smash,
I'll tell you how to cut dash
Take walk down Broadway Street,
Just where Pearl and it doth meet,
And there you'll find the Barber Jack,
To shave you well he has the Knack
His razOrs are always in good prime,
And he docs his work in excellent time.
His room is always in good trim,
And to fix your hair, it just takes him;
His prices are low, for these hard times,
You can pay him one or two half dimes,
And then you'll get an excellent have,
And by the operation, you'll money save
For fifteen cents, he'll cut your hair,
And doitup so very fair;
His perfumes are fresh, and oils good
So take our advice, if you would
Have your work done in excellent style,
And add a BIT to old Jacks Pile.
Oct 2G, "a 3l-tf
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State of Ohio, Jackson County, SS

DY virtne of writ of execution, to me di-
ID rected, issued by the Court of Common
Pleas, in and for said Jackson county, |, Vinton
Powers, Sheriff Of said county, will expose tc
public sale, at the door of the Court House, in
said county, on
Monday the eth day ofJanuary, a d. 1855
At o'clock, P. NJ of said day, the following
real estate, situate in the county of Jackson
aforesaid, and said State of Ohio, to wit A
strip fiityfOur feet wide, off of the east side of
in lot number six, in the town Of jackson, in
said county. Levied upon as the property of
Elihu johnson, to satisfy Judgment in said
Court of Common Pleas, against said Elihu john
son, and in nvor of Bennett g. Co. Appraised
at thirty six hundred dollars-must sell for
$24O0 Terms of sale cash.
VINTON POWERS, Sh'f. J. c.
Dec 7, 'j4 37-tds
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Z N lots No. los and l09 in the town Of Jack
l. son with two story Frame House, well fin,
ished, aud consiting of six rooms double
Porch, good cellar, FIRST rate well Of excel.
lentwater, and all out buildings necessary. All
situated within few rods Of the Cincinnatt
Hillsborough d Parkersburg, Railroad, and be-
ing on the corner of Water and Bridge streets
opposite of the Depot Location. Also Ave
acre lot within one hundred yards of tho boye
described premises. FoR TERMS apply at this
office, or to A. Walterhouse, on the premlseA
Aug. Sist, 81. 2a-6m
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KNOW NOTHINGIsM

OWING to the recent catastrophy occasion-
" ed, to all branches of business through the
agency of Know Nothingism, and the crisis OF
important events in consequence thereof ap-
preaching rapidly. We he Subscribers, would
respectfully offer our services to the citizens Of
Jackson and vicinity, in the following branches
of business, TO wit /: House. Sign and Orna-
mental Painting. Also-Glazing, Paper Hang
ing and Wall colOring all of which shall bc
done in style, not TO be surpassed, and OF Prices
the most reasonable. All work done by US
Warranted.
" Orders of business left at DE-. Miilers, OF
T. R. Cewers, Drug Stores. will be attended 10
promptly.
JAcoB CLAAR,
SAMUEL BURDlrr,
sept. 81, '54. 26-ly
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Main street, opposite the Court House.
WT f have just received another supply of
w New Goods, forming a complete assort-
ment OF every thing in our line Of trade, and
we intend TO try the experiment of making
quick sales at small profits.
We have no old remnants, worn out with
handling and cove ed with dust and cobwebs,
but our Goods are all new and fashionable, and
selected 10 suit Il market, and we will sell
tn hem cheap and atsmaI profts-not at cost nor
below cost, but as cheap as any body else will.
P. P. Price, will be always at his post as usual,
where he hopes to meet all his old customers
and very many new ones, who gre respectfully
invited to call aud examine for themselves, as
suTinr them that now is the time TO get Bar
gains. PIP. PRICE, q Co.
sept %, "a 27-3m
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"a V.WELSH, Butcher, Meat House ad>
q = joining Elias Longs Store, Main street.
u Mr.. V. Welsh, would say to the people
of this heighborhood, that he will supply them
with the best of Beef, either by the quarter,
half or in any other way they may wish to pur-
chase, at the lowest Wholesale prices.
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Mllstellollrous,
PATENT METALIC BURIAL CASES

A lR.TlGHT and indcstructablc; one the
IN most valuable inventions Of the age. for
protecting and preserving the dead, for ordinary
lhiernent for va1lts or for transportation.
The undersigned respectfully announces to
those having occasion for burial cases, that he
is now prepared 10 supply the above uamed
valuable article Of all sizes, from one foot ten
inches to 6 feet 4 inches in length, and Of var,
ious widths and depths. They are Of different
patterns, bronzed gilded, pIsin and highly or
namented, with plates for name or inscription.
He invites attention to thee articles, and the
very low price at which they are offered, and
Which Is uniform throughout the state.
June 22d "a TN. HOWELL.
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| G 0 Cd I HING!

I Would just say to my friends and customers
1 of jackson and surrounding country, that |
have dissolved partnership with Z, ]. Payne,
and am now in the employ of 7. B. Dickson,
where | can be found at all times, ready to
please my old and new customers, in room di-
rectly over T. B. Dickason's Store, which has
lately been fitted up expressly for the manufac-
turing of clothing etc would also state that
persons buying clothing either ready made, or
made to order, run no risk in getting bit in their
bargains, as they are made by competent work
men, and warranted to be the very best article
Cloths bought at other houses. made with as
much pleasure as if bought at this Establish.
ment.
N. B. Good and competent workmen are
wanted at this firm, for which good prices will
be paid. A. D. MAXWELL.
fov. 2, "a 32-tfs
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SciOtO a Hooking valley Rail EOad.
- r Ross, Wholesale Grocer, Portsmouth, Of
-. fcrs his large assortment of Groceries, DC 1,
to Merchants and others Of Jackson, and adjOin-
ing counties, who may visit Portsmouth forsup.
plies S. r Ross, will give prompt attention to
the receipt of Goods and Groceries, arriving 10y
River, and forward them by the first train and
willalso attend to the sale or forwarding of Pro-
duce Pig Iron, Grain, &c, arriving by cars
charges low.
~ Orders promptly filed, and letters Of in.
quirng, as to our market or oher business, mat
lers, answered carefully. Address,
S. r. ROSS, Portsmouth
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FRAME HOUSE

Good Stabing and other out buildings well Of ex'
cellent water with good bearing orchard, Of forty
or fifty Applctrecs also, good number OF Peach
Trees and other fruit, with good Post and Rail
Fences, all in complete order.
Also, out Lot No ], containing four acres, ad'
joining the above 40 acres, all well improved, with
good water and disadvantages.
Also, two in Lots in the town of Jackson. AL,
so, one 33 acre lot in Scioto Township and well
timbered, about miles from the "Salt Lick Fur
nace," and about one mile and half from the
Cincinnati Railroad. Also, one small Frame
House, in the town of Jackson, opposite the Court
House, Main Street. which is calculated for Il
shop or small store.
The above property is all in good order, and is
well worth the examination OF purchasers, and
the attention of those wishing to possess good To-
cations For particulars and terms, apply to the
subscriber in the town of Jackson.
WM. TRAG0, SEN.
Jackson, Nov 90, "a 25-tf
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Barber! BarberOuS! BarberOuSIy

The Barber to his friends would say
That he will SHAVE them both night and day;
Your hair he Il cut and dress quite neat,
And brush your clothes from head to feet.
He'll do his work quick aud in good style,
And will wait upon you all the while;
With perfumes sweet and best Of oils,
Your locks he Il curl in beautiful coils.
You'll never grow weary while in his seat,
As you can lay back aud rest your feet;
As under his magnetic influence YOU will CO.
Sweet sensations through your veins will flow,
Opposite the "Isham House on Main street,
This }arbcr-ons man you can meet;
And should YOU feel somewhat snarley,
Go aud get shaved by the Barber, Charley
Puindcxter, and after YOU come away il YOU do not
acknowledge that you feel BETTER then tell us that
Know Nothing about it.
CHARLES POINDEXTER.
Jackson Oct. 10, 1854 30
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A LTHOUGH has been asserted that eia
IA Ready Made Clothing, which has been
brought to this place is "Good for Nothing .
we would say to the people of jackson and Vi.
clnity, that we warrant all the clothing sold nv
u.s. as they are made up by the BEST OF woaE.
MEN, under our own supervision, and Of the
most approved material, warranted also, NOT rs
RIP. We will sell our clothing little cheape.
than any other man in this town or county dare
TO- and we also say without fear of denial, thae
before we came to this place. those selling cloth.
ing made their customers pay -FOUR PRICES for
every article they bought, and because we have
DARED to undersell them, thev report that orr
Ready Made Clothing is "good for nothing.'-
Reader, don't you believe any such warns, but
come to our store few doors below the Ishaf,
House, and examine for yourselves.
6. DAVID & BRO.
Jackson, Nov 3, "a 33-tf