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Sleigh Ride.

It was our good fortune to accompany
some Of the "Yoang Folks of this place
upon a sleighing Excursion, on Saturday
night of last week. with hearts so
light and Free" the company were upon
their way, and with "unequalled horses"
from the Livery Of Smith & Sons, We gil
ded over the smooth, white surface, and
soon brought up at our worthy friend
Esq Hales, all right, with the exception
of that yankee Jumper" which con-
tanned two of the "over ambitious gents, y
which was capsized, giving them rather
a cool landing which, although. did not
much dampen their desires for leading OH
the party; "up and at it again. 'hey at
tempted another run by" when they
met with similar fate, being again tum-
bled out upon the "cool white when the
"Bell Horse" took the lead. After the
girls had warmed their fingers and toes,
the train of sleighs were soon upon their
winding way the air ringing with the
merry laugh Of the happy lads and lasses
Ridgway's was soon in sight, and by 4
portion of the company, led by the sound
of 'jingling Bells, was far out Of sight
and the town Of Winchester, full in view
After regaling ourselves upon "Milk and
Pie, &c, &c, we were soon on our "home.
ward bound"
1t is an old saying, "that sleigh.
ride is not a sligh.ride unless you have
an upset, turnover, or run off and
to make this saying hold good, our driver
by fair or foul means, very dexterously
managed to "spill US hout' upon Jul
heads, and very materially woundinG
ourself, bringing the "rd' from our ol,
factories" We soon picked ourselves W
and after making things all right We safe.
" landed at home, costly SEATED before
good blazing fire in the 'Isham House,
where we heard the astounding news thai
the Sleigh containing the girls, was actu'
ally upset, causing great alarm among
the gents, for the safety oflheir lovers 's
good fortune would have it, the only dam.
age done, was, received by katy Oar
ling, who had her Sunday Frock very
badly "torn,"
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RaiIrOad Meetings,

There will be Il series Of Railroad
Meetings held in different parts Of the
county, between this time and the last Of
the month. The time and place of meet.
ting will be duly posted. The first meet
ing will be held at S. S. Vandcrvort's, in
Liberty township, on Monday evening
next, We would respec fully urge a
full attendance at these meetings, as it is
of the utmost Importance that sufficient
amount of stock should be secured on
our part, before the expiration of this
month.
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OPPOSITION.

a certain amount OF opposition. says
lohn Neal lis II great help To man.
Kites rise against and not with the wind.
Even head wind is better than none.--
No man ever worked his passage any
where in dead calm. Lei no man wax
pale, therefore, because Of opposition -
Opposition is what he wants and must
have 10 be good tor ANYTHING Hardship
is the native soil oi manhood and self.
'ellance. tie that cannot abide the Storm
without flinching or quailng strips him
self in the Su'.+hne; and Laws down by
the wayside, Ia be overlooked and forgot
ten lie who but braces himself 10 the
struggle whe the wind blows. gives up
when they have done and tails a'leep in
The sti liness ,ha'iollows."
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0T Vim RAIDER. son OF widow R 'er
residing a short distance below Sharp &
mill. oi Rsccoon last Saturday evening
went 10 neighbor'S house for ihp purpose
OF borrowing gun TO celebrate Christ.
mas. He was told that it was doubtful
about its being loaded and to be careful
| He went outside Oi the door and it is sup
posed the gun went of while he was blow.
Ing in The muzzlp. as he was found alter
the report with two Of his teeth out aud
the whole charge had passed upward and
out through the back o. his head killing
him in,tanll,.
Since tie above was in type we have
been informed by Mr. John W addelI that
young RAIDER was at the house Of Augustus
Waddell. about two hundred yards from
his mothers residence. cracking nuts
about sun down on Saturday evening
when he heard the report Of fire arms in
the vicinity. lie remarked that he wished
he had gun. Mr., W addell told him
thai he could have a gun standing IN The
corner. r der Immediately got the gun
and when WaddeIl turned round he saw
RAIDERS foot slip from the cock and The
explosion followed. The ball struck the
joisI above. Mr. WaddeI aulhorises Us
10 contradict The report that young RAIDER
was intoxicated at the time lle had not
open drinking any Thing calculat ID to in.
loxicate. and was never known 10 even
drink dram - GaIIia courier.
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MARRIED --On the Let inst, BY the Rev. Isaac
Brown, Ma. JAMEs Z. McCoRMioK and MISS
HARRIET Z DlMrsEr, all of this county.
0T Friend G. you have our best
wishes fc' your kind remembrance to the
Printer. May your life, be. without strife
with yourself and little wife; take good
care to use her fair. and you and her will
be a happy pair; may you live and have
your health. 50 that you can gain wealth
and keep you Eon begging and from
pslf. To the bride. may your hands be
always quick, 70 render aid TO your
|M'Cormictl asa~ yav Z a'ap lss4
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New YORK Dro SO

TIE Africa arrived at this port TIN.
morning. bringing Liverpool dates to
Saturday i7ib. three days later than ad.
vices by the Pacific. ..
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE -- Cotton
unchanged. Sales Of 10000 bales on
speculation, FloUr active at Cd dearer
Wheat 2(03d better. Corn has advanced
6f0ISd Beef AID Pork dull; prices ia.
vor buyers. Holders OF Bacon nre pres.
sing their stocks on the market. Lard
lGeS. lower. Iron still upward and no
tive. Consols on Friday, sold nj 90.
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morrhage, or Flooding Painful, Suppressed
and Irregular Menstruation. &c, with all theil
accompanying evils, Cancer exc cepted,) no mat
ter how severe or how long standing.
The Catholicon far surpasses other remedies
in being m"re certain, less expensive, and leav
ing the system in a better condition. Let al
Interested call and obtain pamphlet (lree) con
tanning ample proof, from the most respectable
sources, of the beneficial results of its use to.
gether with letters from highly experienced
Physicians, who have used it in their practice,
and speak from their own observations.
REFERENCES.
P. B. Peckham, NJ. D. Utica, N. Y, L. D,
Fleming, N. D. Canandaigua, N. Y. M. H
Mills, NJ. D, Rochester, N. Y, D. Y. Foote
N. D Syracuse. N. Y, Frof. Dunbar, NJ. D.
Baltimore, Md, ]. C.. Orrick, NJ. D.. Baltimore
Md W W. Reese. NJ. D., New York City.
w. Prescott, N. D., Concord, N. H., ]. p. New
land. NJ. D., Utica, N. Y, Rev. c. s. Beard
Glenn Springs, s G.
PhamrIets had Gratis at the Store of Jane.
H. G. Miller, Agent, Druggist, IacksonC. II. O.
Also, sol by Lansing & Stafford, Chillcothe
Bailey e. Maguet, Gaipolis and by most of the
leading Druggists in The adjoining counties.
u Letters addressed TO care of Mr.. Curt,
Hatch, Agent at Ravenna, Ohio.
To DR.. MARcH1sI 81 have be N ten years
troubled with Female neutrality-suspicious.
uteri, and all the attending difficulties at times
rendering my life most miserable have had
the attendance some Of the hest physicians,
with but little success the most they could do
was to relleve--a cure was out of the question
For FIVE months before commencing with your
medicine, | had not been able TO perform any la
Dor, could walk but n few steps at a time, and
scarcely went out Of doors--in short, | was
completely prostrhted, both in body and mind,
and expected 10 drag out the rest of my days in
suffering and misery. But, reading your adver-
tisement, was induced TO try your Invaluable
medicine called Uterine Cathocon, as the last
resort. | had not used it a week before felt
like another woman. BY the use of three bot
Il s was enahled to perform all the labor for
six in the family with ease, ana could walk any
where in the neighborhood without injury
Nothing but a sense of my duty TO you and to
the afil icted, has induced me to state my case to
the public. | can safely recommend the prep
aration to all those suffering like myself.
(Signed,) MRs. SARAH A. BIsHoP.
FREED NJ, Portage Co., Ohio, Dec 81, 1859.
,. II. MARCHISI q Co., PrOprietOrs,
Central Depot, 304 Broadway, N. ".
Jany. 5, 1854. 4l--ly.
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yWe take great pleasure in call n,

ETWe take great pleasure in call ng
attention to the advertisement of MessrS.
Edward Lambert d Go. o New York
City, whose advertisement will be found
in our paper to-day. ! he senior Of this
firm was for many years at the head OF
one of the most extensive Jobbing Hous.
es of Philadelphia, and for the last four
years in this city, where he removed for
the purpose of being able to give the nu-
merous patrons of the house all the ad-
vantages that were to be gained by being
located in the Central Commercial Metro
polls of the Union AID thus far the rf-
fort has been crowned with unprecedent.
ed success. We bespeak for them a con-
tinued success. as their efforts to please
and low prices deserve il.
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ONO LEaIsLATURE.-This body con.
vened on Monday last, the I'd inst. We
have heard nothing Of importance from
Columbus. We shall give the Governor S
Message and other important matters next
week The Journal says that the city is
crowded with Office seekers. Wonder il
the Legislature could mt vote some Of the
applicants some "old clothes"
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Notice..


Lucius e. Knapp and Catha- 8, .....
riue Knapp, his wife. In IooL.on
r,..i. I.L Com Pleas.
Of Ansel Patterson deed. aud :"
others. l... t....
EUNlCE Johnson, late the widow Of Ansel
- Patterson decd, Mary Patterson and So
phrona Patterson Of Vinton county Ohio, and
Harlan Patterson, Of the State Of Texas, will
take notice, thata petition was filed against them
on the 4th day Of January, A, D, 1854, in tho
Court OF Common Pleas, in anu for Jackson
county, Ohio, by Lucius T., Knapp, and Oatha-
rine Knapp his wife, and is now pending, where-
In the said lucius and Cdtharine Knapp demand
partition, OF the following described real esta Q,
situate in Jackson county, Ohio, TO wit The
south east quarter Of the south east quarter OF
section number one, township six, and Range
eighteen, containing forty acres, aud that at the
nsxt term of said Court, application will be
made. by said Lucius nd Catharino Knapp, for
an order that partition be made lss id premises.
LUCIUS E. KNAPP, aud
CATHAtlNE KNAPP. tr
BY LEVI DUNCAN, their Atty.
Jany, 5, 1851 4l-'6w a.
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0TWe have just received letter from
our Columbus Correspondent. in which
he informs us of the organization of the
Legislature, by the election Of the ollow
ing officers: Senator. ]. Atkinson
Pres't Protein; Charles B. Flood, Clerk
- Welch, Sergeant-at.Arm House
Francis c. lie Blond, Speaker; -
Johns, Clerk; - Robinson, Sergeant,
alarms.
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New YORK MARKET.

NEw YoRK, Dec Sop. M.-Cotlon
dull with sales OF 500 bales. Coffee
l9l6l3c. Sugar firm at 5tG6!c, Or
leans Molasses SOC, Flour is frmer with
sales of l6 900 hhIs at 81 68G7 rs ior
Stat, Ohio 81 68@7 81 and Southern
VI 62C07 rs. belug an advance OF l9(0
2Bc. Wheat better, with sal oi 8 500
bushels NJ vi 81 Ior Red Penn, Corn
75Gslc' Lard steady at i0c for bbl.--
Iron quiet.
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Administrators IS Sale.

DERsONAL property belonging to the estate
Of John johnson, deceased, consisting Of
Cattle Hogs, one Horse, Dry Goods, Groceries
and other property will be sold at the late resi-
dence of the deceased, in Liberty Township,
Jackson county. Ohio,
On Monday, the 2ad, day of January, ,
A. D., 1SS4s
commencing at 10 o'clock A, NJ, Of said day, and
will continue from day to day, thereafter, If nee
essary, until all is sold. ..
Terms of Sale--On all sums not exceeding
three dollars, cash in hand and on all sums ex.
ce, ding that amount credit of Six months will
be given, by the purchaser giving his note, with
approved security. agreeably to law
d. SAMUEL s. VANDERVoRT.
Jan, 5. 1854. A. Admir-
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CInclnDati Market.

CINCINNATI Dec. SO--P, NJ.
The river has fallen Tour inches. Wealth
cr disagreeable. The snow has partly
disappeared.
Flour firm OF $5 so. Whisky 1890
l94c. Hogs firm at 81 5OC04 60. with
sales Of 2600 head Sales OF green Hams
al 6sO65c and 450 bbls Lard ai asc.
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SINGULAR VERDIcr.--A lew days since
a poor inebrate named King>bury. was
found dead in a meadow in the town o
Mansfield, Conn. A friend informs us
that the Coroner's Jury returned the YER
dict, Died from the want Of rum" Ne
WAS the victim OF delirium tremenS.--
W0onsocket Post.
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JACKSON Jan. 5. 1854.
Neuu advertisements
ADMINIsTRATOR,s ACCOUNTS,

uHE following named Administrations have
fled In tho Office OF the Judge Of the pro
bate court, within and for the county If Jack.
son In the State of Ohio, accounts and vouchers,
for settlement, to wit;
Andrew Cassidy, Administrator Of William
Malone Simon Dolen, Administrator Of Pat
rick Brady. Elijah Musgrovs Administrator of
Samuel Musgrove, John w. Steel Administra.
tor OF William Hamilton; Ralph Haiten Al.
Illustrator Of Stephen Rad, liff, which accounts
will be- for hearing on the first Monday In Feb.
rutry next JACOB WESTFALL,
Jsny, 5, 1854. Al--Sw Probate JudKes
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DR.. W. E. Ide, of Columbus. has made
a publication, in which he states, from
the record in the Office of the Auditor
Of State, as he alleges, that Between the
18th of November, 1889, and the 18th
of December. 1853, Charles B. Flood,
drew from the State Treasury the sum
of sL675 Al, as pay for his services as
Clerk of the Senate, for the last session.
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DON'T READ THlS!!
N7 WITHOUT coming 10 town and taking a
w look at Bum WalterHOuSe &
BUnn'S

nuuu
SPLENDID STOCK OF NEW GOODS.
Which they offer for sale as low as can be-
purchased In Town or cOunty-among which
may be found, prints, all the leading styles,
comprising a full assortment, dark fancies,
blues, oranges, solid colors, &C., wooden, large
stock Of cloths, doeskins, cassimeres Of most ap.
proved styles, salinetts Of all kinds, tweeds,
jeans, cashmerettsan all other sorts of low prie-
cd winter fabrics. Linseys-plaid, red blue and
other styles The Largest assortment Of
brown and bleached sheetings and shirtings,
flannes of all kinds and colors; Diapers, shirt.
ing stripes, drillngs &C., ever brought to this
market.
Stuff Goods--Apacas, merinos, cOburgs, par.
amatas, mohair lustres, fancy and plain styles,
delains, cashmeres and all newest styles Of
WINTER DRESS GOODS. general stock
Of all sorts of Variety Goods. Plain and check
ed muslin, laces, embroideries, silks. ribbons,
&c. A splendid OF of fashionable SILK ROn-.
nets, cheaper than the cheapest. Hats, caps.
boots and shoes, &c. Groceries OF all kinds, and
lhous md other articles, too numerous to men
tion. Give us call and we will very soon con-
vince YOU that we will sell a little LOWER than
the lowest.
BUNN WALTERHOUSE g. BUNN.
Jackson Oct. 6, So. 26-tf
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METROPOLITAN SILK ST0CK!!
REMOVAL
EDWARD LAMBERT g. Cc

WMP0RTERS and Jobhers of Silk and Fancy
l Goods, having removed to their New Ware
house,
No. 81 Chambers street, New York.
opposite the Park.
Invite the attention of the Trade TO their
Spring Importation Of Rich Silks, Dress Goods,
Shawls, Ribbons, Embroideres, &c.
Merchants throughout the United States are
solicited to examine our as Ortment, which in
Novelty, Richness and Variety,is is believed to be
unsurpassed in this metropolis, and adapted to
the wants of the very best trade in this country;
all of which will be offered 10 Cash and first
class six mos. Buy e s, on the most favorable
lerm+ .'..
Janv, 5, 1854. 4l--6w
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Sale Of Real Estate by order OF



DY Virtue Of an order Of the Probate Court
I'D of Jackson county, Ohio, will expose to
sale at the door ofthe Court House, in jackson,
In said county, on
Saturday, the tn day of February, A.
D1s 1854, AL O'clOclKs p. MI.
the following real estate, situate in said county,
as the property of William M. Cissna, deceased,
TO wit: Out Lot number thirty, 1901 in the
North half Of the Town of jackson, uuincum-
bered by dover Appraised at four hundred and
seventy five dollars. Terms Of sale, one third
cash in hand, third in six months, and the
residue in one year with in terest, on deferred
payments, from the day of pale, The deferred
payments 10 be secured by good and sufficient
personal security
j. w. LONGBON, Admir-. de bonis
non of William NJ Cissna, decd.
Jany. 5, 1854. 4l-5w
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Go T Boors.--That small gun Of the
Vinton Democrat, has again let Of an.
other volley Of his small potatoes at us,
in his last issue. Wonder if old "sOrrel
Top" has not taken rooms with him
No. II, appears TO be great garden spot.
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ETWonder how the unmentiondb|e
Slack Soc ely of Macarthur. is getting on.
Can that Hitis Brai-o inform the com
munity at large. how that question. re-
garding those 'sr'd Poiaioes, was deci'
ded before that august body. F
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1--WE always pity man who cannot
distinguish between an Honorable and a
Locomotive. ."-W Arthur Dem crat.
We'll. so do we. But it appears that
the EditoHpf the "Vinton County Demo,
crat," did not, for on former occasion
he informed his readers in giving de.
scription of his visit to Portsmouth, (the
time he got his boots muddied, lat the De-
pot, J that Jerry" brought them all up.
He never discovered his mistake, until his
arrival at the Depot, when he found he
had come up in the Railroad Cars. There
is one thing we can always distinguish
between. that is, an Honorable and such
coNcEIrED Fop as the Editor Of the
"Vinton County Democrat"
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E SzE HE ~
DISCOVERY.
MADE AT
m 1F an llg@ @SPMI0P n

d. lsAGH'S STORE
GONE of the best bargains that has ever been
- offered in jackson or surrounding country,
or perhaps West of the Mountains His stock
consists Of every thing in the
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods Line,
That will please the eye or comfort tire hody,
anc variety of Shirts, Drawers, Wool Jackets,
&c, &c, Also
Hats, Gaps, Boots and Shoes, Hardware,
Queensware. Groceries, &c,
And everything, from common to superline, for
both Ladies aud Gentlemen, To name one tenth
would be toe tedious Any thing in his line can
be purchased so UNCOMMON CHEAP, that il
would be to your interest to come and prove
this 10 your own satisfaction ID. LEACH.
Jackson, Dec. 30, 1853. 40
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THE FOREIGN NEws.-Our readers will
find some very important and interesting
news under the telegraph head from the
seat of war in Europe. The Turks have
suffered severely in an engagement With
the Russians.
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LIEUTENANT GENERAL. The Senate Of
the United States has passed bill to con-
fer upon General Scott the rank Of Lieu
tenant General, by vote of 80 to l2;
so the bill was passed to be engrossed.
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EE-Will that BOBBY of the "vinton
Democrat" have his life published, with
out having inserted in the same, sketches
of "old sorel Tops" slack. Bro, Bort,
can't you give them breeches' 'h's,s," "
"Just from McArthurstown by Cd"
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1t stands pre-
eminent for its Gu
rative powers in
all the diseases for
which ii Is recon.
mended, usually
called
Female Conn
: plants,
OF these are Pro
lapsus Uteri, or
F a IL ing of the
W omb ; Flour al
bus, or w hites ;
Chronic lmhama- =
ton and Ulcera-
ton ofthe w omb; ;
incidental He
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Eg-"Well, Georgy. if we cannot pre-
vail upon any of our friends to send us a
Pigs feet. 'sposin you send your dull
"pumkin' along. then we will receive a
"calve shead."
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e1The Wings of Boston have nom'
mated Hon. Bigelow for Mayor. Mr..
Leaver having declined running again.-
Mr. Bigelow has been Mayor of the city
before, and was very popular. We ethink
he may now be elected.
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"He called on our facetious friend, Dr..
Jones, asking "what he should put in his
head to make it all right?" he doctor
informed him "morc brains!"--M ArihDr
Democrat
A man who has not got sense enough
to keep himself and bis BOOTS out OF
the mud, when there is plenty of hard
ground to walk upon, should never say
any thing about "more brahS." One
thing we are certain of, that is, should the
Editors facetious friend DR.. Jones, be
consulted in his case the Doctor would
tell him that "more brains.' would do
no good, for what he has are as soft as
mud.
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L. K. HOOD. Ia, BRowl
BLACKSMI HING!

ENHE Subscribers would respectfully an.
Il nounce to the citizens of jackson and vi
~. cinity, that they still continue the
-=s&~. BIa IaCIxsmiGHling Business
'sa5SS'N In all its various branches, at their
old stand, on Pearl Street, opposite BT0wn and
Showers carriage shop, in jackson, Jackson
county, Ohio.
They have constantly on hand, all kinds Of
wagons, carriages, buggies carts, and wheelbaS-
rows, and will make to order, any thing in their
line, on as reasonable terms, and with as good
material as can be found in the State
HORSE SHOEING,- G,-Particula attention is
paid to thus part of their business, and all that
give us trial shal not go away dissatisfied.
IL Mending and repairing done on the short
est notice. HOOD d BROWN.
Jackson, Oct. 90, 50. 3O--tf
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LOOK HERE EVERY BODYll
SELLING OFF AT COST!
THE Subscriber will sell his entire stock of
Il splendid

NAL ouuscTlpeF VIII sell nlB enbEe STOCK Of
Il splendid
DRY GOODS & GROCERIES.
Liquors, Boots. Shoes, Hats, Caps, Cloths, Gas.
simeres' Fancy Goods, Tobacco, Cigars, Con.
dictionaries, &C., &c, &c., besides ten thous-
ana other articles, too tedious to mention, Ofthe
best quality, and at less prices than Goods were
ever soid IN jackson. He is determined 10 sell
out AT COST, and that as soon as possible, as
he intends going West, and wishes 10 close up
his business
Go and see him and his GOODS by all means.
for he is determined to not LEI any one 70 away
without selling them bargain. Come one,
come all, and buy yourselves rich.
His Store is on the corner of Pearl and Ports.
II outh Street. B. FRENCH
9I will also sell my House and Lot,
in which reside 1t is the best location
for Grocery Store in the County; for
particulars, call upon the subscriber.
jackson, Dec. 80, 1853. 4O-3m