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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-16

II The "Richmond Wing psrtinently en-
ouires .--"Whai has the Administration done 70
commend il 10 public APPRECIATION What single
scheme has II devised, or execuied for the good Of
tie counfry1 Half us term will have socn ex-
pired and where are lis wofks7 Judging the tn-
ture b. The mast and VIA, IS to be expected o. =
Nav. when DcaAosralic journals presume ieeiAisa
moi only tie sarrsss isis
OR Ssas5Saau Every body else We trust thai they
will hereafter, MOI forget 10 iei Us Of something
which entities he Adm 'nistraton 10 such claim.
L is surely not for its Ffee soil AMI Abolition sp-
poiutmenls, nor for It's eorapag spells policy, nor
III any governmental measure hat i has ofigiua-
ted. or carried out nor fr is baRgins foreign d.
pomaey, nor even foF he military glory and r.
Hown efsAe aeslFpelioa q Gfeytownl But. Il Il j.
for It's ala . the NebFasta kiii, will thpse Dsmo
cgasie journals favor TIE public with exposition
OF what ser Of aid & renaerea--wha, were The mo
lives Il had 10 view ID sort, uhat construction
Tie Aaminissrsiion puts upon iha. biut Does /
look upon h a. "a proposition 10 favor 81 freedom
b which not aaol4sf slave sa'e islo be added 1
4 lkis fnion and does h Or does Il ns, dndorse II
doessips q sqaalsrr soverelfusy =
Tnk Ascr,c's NlsslSs Ba,fs.- Stephen g sI6y
Ter. master Of iht tssa ntr Yleiofil, states ihaf
vas Al s, J shns uhsn he lily Dale arrived her
i nsi s.u he boai watch she picked up. i 4as
eI.eker built whale boai paiaisd back cu'sii
| su,w co,ur inside. and had red gonHaie. 81
~ 49, I've bsass row.locks. made . tastip. A
~. ,.sl ,rIfied 10 is no, che Of he Afelies l1
~. .ksr, !. che boa' ,Ae les accounted lh'sIi
,..rs.srs oSe more chance Of faxeI lson IL
ee1ce respecting iAess re2
wreck. -. ~. Ne tried i
Foesn es't<s-! ~, q k'''1. - q. e. -. :.
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f<rThe sl.ie of Coa>seiicui i ous Il deg. ana
has money loaned eni a, Interest The ,choi9 lund
/. valued a g Oh oco ara o,her proluc,iri ,rop
cry cf.ts Safe Is e.in'ie1 Al 500 ooe ,hs.sr.1i-
Il par. of shith !, infis';;a IA bank s,ssk..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-16
0HMTERN.


TtAR. a lie Depot a BALTIMORE prices.
i Sept "a. EN-. AIsQUfTH.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-01-13
The Great Repubic---Her Dimensions, &c.

The Times thus describes the magnificent
ship Great Republic, recently burned in n. Y
She was 325 feet long, 5 3 feet extreme
breadth of beam, SO feet depth of hold in
Guiding feet between the spar and upper
deck, and feet between the two decks be-
low, and registered 4,555 6O-65ths tons.
She had four complete decks, but no bulwarks :;
for the outline Of the spar deck was protected
by rail upon turned oak stanchions. Her
lines were slightly concave forward and aft,
and her end very long and sharp, particularly
the bow, which preserved its angular form to
the rail. The whole fore body of the vessel
was raised about two feet from straight line
at the fore foot. She had five houses on the
spar deck amidships. The first forward was
workshop for the crew; its after part con-
tanned sick-bay orhospital; the second house
containing the galley, small blacksmith shop,
and an engine room, for she had steam en-
CINE of fifteen horse power, designed to do
all the heavy work, such as taking in and dis
charging cargo, hosting topsaiIs, setting up
rigging, working the fire engine, pumping
ship, DC. II vas also fitted to work a pro
peller in one of her long boats; and also ar
ranged that it could hoist itself out and in
when required for Use in the boat
Some portion of the frame of the ship will
be saved. She lay in twenty-five and half
feet of water, and was scuttled. Her frame
was of the best seasoned white oak, coaged
or dowelled together, and bolted through the
eoaging. These coags are of oak, cylindrical
in form, three inches in diameter, and three
and half inches long. All her keelsons,
waterways, thick strakes on the beams, and
every other part that is liable to work, are
also coaged and bolted. Her keel was of
rock maple, in two tiers, which, combined,
side 16 inches and mould 80, and her floor
timbers are sided Is inches and moulded %,
and are double bolted with ] inch copper
through the keel. She was very strongly
spared, and like a ship of war, has nothing
I above royals. She had four masts, named
the fore, main, nizzen and spanker masts.
The last is fore and aft rugged; the others are
square rugged, according to the desi gn Of Capt.
r. B. FORBES.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-01-13

in main house; the loss of the furniture,
however, falls particularly on the furnishers
Mr.. Hutchinson, furniture, 100000; Patton
d Co., linen drapers, $4,000; Walker Keep,
$4,000; Donaldson, chambers, 81 z, 900; ; Pc
terson d Humphrey, carpets, $4,000; s. X.
Kerr, glass ard China ware, $4,000; Stew
art Plumber, $4,000; Mr.. Hutchins, steam
apparatus, $4,000. Silver ware and cutie
ry were to have been got in to-day. Potter,
Walker, Keep and Mr.. Kerr had insured
$4,000 worth of furniture was saved in a
damaged condition. The total amount in
sured is put at $l50,0O0. Mr.. Wright, one
Of the losers, was formerly one of the propri-
etors of the Mason Hotel, West Broadway,
and had invested all his property in this en-
terprise The proprie.ors of all the hotels in
this city have joined in meeting to be held
this evening.
The Hon. Edward Curtis, enc of our most
prominent citizens was taken to the Hospital
on Saturday in state of almost hopeless in
sanity.
The ship Commerce which was lost at sea
was valued at $4,000. She had cargo
of flour and grain valued at $4,000.
The Milwaukee Sentinel has the following
items. We do not think there is any basis
for the rumor with reference to the DECLARE
ton of war, though it may ultimately prove
to be true.
The San Francisco Spoken---F enter
tanned of Her being lost with all on
Board
New YoRK, Jan. It'll.
Capt. SToUT, of the brig Napoleon, Just
arrived here, reports speaking the steamship
San Francisco on the 25th of December.
Her decks were swept and the sea making
clean breach over her. She was making
water fast. The Captain of the San Fran
CISCO requested the Napoleon to lie by her.
Capt. Stout didso Next morning nothing
aOas to be seen Of tie steamer! She had
about 500 souls on board. Great excitement
here.
Rumored Declaration of War against Rms
STA.
NEwY DIRK, Jan. 9TH.
Private letters from England state that
war has been formally declared against Rus
STA by England and France, and that Lord
Palmerston resumes his seat in the Cabinet.
The excitement in New York city on ac-
count Of the supposed loss of the steamer San
Francisco, is intense. Aspinwal was suppo-
sed to be on board Several hundred U. S.
Troops, with the officers, were on board. YES
sells for search and assistance have been des-
patched from New York.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-01-13
DIR. HI. JOHNSON,
Physician andSu RECON,


his professional services 10 the citizens OF he
~ nosha, and adjacent country. He can say without
contradiction that in experience of SiTtecg gears prac
c me treatment of Western diseases, he never has osi
patient OF lever however complicated with local difficult
ives Sneh Gated IN scasonable time Nor has he IN
iaed to render the necessary aid, and 70 APP
ply the requisite remedies in the profession of
FOR The qualification Of the afflicted will rarraat. if
dertase 70 cure the following diseases pagAl Re
vsrs Lung complaints from Bilious arrangements, Sore
Eyes all difcnliies attending coRnemenis Rheumatism,
Liver Complaints all Female Complaints whatever their
nature or character Ague or Intermittent Fever hv from
ono to six portions OF Medicine, optional the apDcan
wish il distinctly understood that all the above named
Complaints will cure, or no pay will be asked freoons
are followed.
g CAL and Prore the rfrtHes Of tAs madeleine
Office at his residence, first house west of bridge west
Congregational Church.
Kenosha, July /, 1873. 1y-a II. JOHNSON.
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GNRoCKERY and GLASS WARE ofevery description,
~ also. Stone Ware II various kinds
Dec. 1853, METCALF, MERRILL & co.'s
RRoAp and Reaver Cloths, Cassmeres, Tweed<. sat
naesis, Sleeps Grey Jeans SC, with Tailors Trim
mugs q NErCALF, merrill & co.'s.
Dec, iS5s. 2Sf
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-01-13
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

one square, ono insertion, 81 90
One square, three months, 500
One square, SIX months S 90
One square, one year, 500
One fourth column, three months, $50
One fourth column, six months, 800
One fourth column, one year, 1900
One half column three months, eco
ons half column, six months, $500
One half column, one year. IS 90
Professional Cards One Dollar line.
Legal notices at the Statute prices.
Twelve lines, or less make a square.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-01-13
KENOSHA TELECRAPH.
Published every Friday mornings in the City fKenoshn
sHoLEs & DzNsMoRE.

Wisconsin, by
SHoLES & DENsM0RE.
has larger circulation than any other paper in the
City, and affords excellent medium for advertisers.
TERMS: One Dollar and Half year, payable in ad-
vance. Two Dollars if not paid In sdvance.
Any thing that any body makes useful and needed
viii be received at cash prices, for all dues.
No is asked to buy it, who does not think it worth
paying for Therefore when longer wanted let
be ordered discontinued.
r. Jon WoRKof every description done cheapiy, and
In a styleunsurpassed int West.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-01-13
NUMBER 80.
IMPORTANT NEWS!
(From o,,r. Extra Of Tuesdqv.l

N. Y, Jan. 8, 6 P. NJ.
Steamer Empire City, recently ashore at Bar.
negat, has been got Off and was towed to this city
to-day. She was but slightly damaged.
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Nrm advertisements,
Sale of Real Estate by OrderOf Court.

.nN the 4th day of November A. d. 1854, al
" one o'clock, in the afternoon, at the door Of
the Court House, in the town of Jackson Jack
son county, Ohio will be sold to the highest
bidder, the ollowing real estate, as the proper
ty of Comnodorc p. Russcl, deceased, to wit
In lot number thirty three, in James own addi,
ton to the town of Jackson, in Jackson county
Ohio. Also in-lot number thirty.two in said
addition TO the town OF jackson, in said coun-
ty, as known and designated on the recorded
plat Of said addition, subject to the dover of
Margaret Russell widow in said premises -
Appraised as follows In-lut No 80, at $3.50,
not incumbcred, and No 80, subject to dover
at $40. Terms of sale, one.third cash in hand,
one-third in one year, and the re iduc in two
years with interest on the deferred payments.
THOMAS VAUGHAN, Admir-. of
c. P. RUSSELL, deceased.
sept. 90, "a 27-tds
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George W. Culp, Admir- Of In Probate court,
William Weich, decd. Jackson county,
VS. Ohio.
Eliza Welch & others
ON the 4lh day of November, A, n, 1884, at
~ o'clock, Z, NJ, at the door of the Court
House, ia the town and county of Jackson, aud
State Of Ohio, will be sold to the highest bid
der, the following real estate, as the property Of
William Welch, deceased situate in the coun
ty of Jackson, and State Of Ohio, to wit The
south east quarter Of the south east quarter of
sectioa No 36, township No 5, and range No 20.
Appraised at two hundred and ten dollars
$2l0,0O-and twenty acres off of the east side
of the north west quarter of the south east quar-
ter-Appraised at two hundred and forty five
dollars, $245, 09,--and sixteen acres off of the
east side of the south west quarter of the south
east quarter of the same section, township and
range. Appraised at one hundred and ninety
five dollars, $4,000. Said lands are all unln-
numbered by dover.
Terms Of sale, one third cash in hand, one
third in one year and the residue in two years,
with interest on the deferred payments, from the
day of sale, and deed to be made on full pay
ment of the purchase money.
GEORGE W. GULF, Admir-. of
WILLIAM WEIGH, decd
Oct 5, '54 25-4w
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Guardians sale.
Elizabeth Ilopkinson, Probate Court,
Guardian etc. Jackson county,
VS. Ohio.

Eleanor Hopkinson.
an the 4th day of November, A, D, ls54, at
W O'Clock, ?, NJ, at the door of the Court
House, in the town and county of Jackson, and
State of Ohio, will be sold to the highest bid
der, the following real estate, as the property ol
Eleanor Hopkinson, minor Situate in the
county of Jackson, and State of Ohio, to wit
The south west quarter of the south east quar-
terof section 35, township 7, and range I, con
tanning AZ and 72-l00 acres. Also IA and 81
100 acres off of the south end of the north west
quarter of the south east quarter of the same
section, township and range; beginning at the
north west corner Of tie south east quarter OF
the south east quarter, thence north I chains;
thence west q chains and II links; thence south
7 chains; thence east q chains and II links, to
the place of beginning; Containing in all 81
and 53-l0O acres, more or less.
Terms of sale, orc third cash in hand, one
third in one year. and the residue in two years
with interest on the deferred payments from the
day of sale, and deed to be made on full pay
ment OF the purchase money.
ELIZABETH HcpKNsoN, Guardian etc.
Oct :, 81 26-4w
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Attachment Notice.

Jacob Claar,
Samson Hs slilliron.. 1" Attachment
A T my instance an ord of Attachment as
IA issued on the l7th day of September
1854, by r. N. Howell, Justice of the Peace
for Lick Township, Jackson county Ohio, a
ganst the property and effects of Samson MIIi-
rons, an absconding debtor, for the sum of $l5,
and said cause set for trial November 10th,
1854 at o'clock, P NJ. of said day.
JACOB CLAIR, Plaintiff.
Oct ~, "a G9-4w
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EEyHE partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned, is this day by
mutual consent dissolved persons knowing
themselves indebted TO the firm, are hereby re-
auestcd to call upon John French, with whom
The books and accounts are eft,) and make set
clement CHARLES MEACHAM,
JOHN FRENCH. .
Jackson, Oct I2, '54 90
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Groceries and Provisions.

He has, at all times on hand, the very best,
and well selected stock of Groceries and Pro-
visions, that the markets of Cincinnati, Ports
mouth or Jackson can produce. Call and see
the old Pioneer of this now rich little county.
aug, 10, 81. 90
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Family Groceries,

fresh supply of Sugars, Colfees, Teas, No
lasses, etc, of the best qualities and brands
1873 @ Hardware and Cutlery.
Ofevery description, to which carpenters and
Others are invited to call aud examine
His goods having been purchased at the low
est possible rates, principally for cash, with
great care in the selection Of quality and styles
adapted TO the western trade, he can offer supe-
rior Inducements to buyers, as he is determined
to not be undersold by any other establishment
in this or ad Joining towns or counties.
N. b. Purchasers are invited to call and
examine his stock, and he will guarantee them
as good bargains as can be had in this place,
Oct 70, '5l Soft
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A. c.. DAVIS,
SN.EES&s
No, b, VALLEY BLOCK OPPOSITE THE MARKEP
House., PoRTsMoCEH. Ono.

HousE, PORTsMoCEH. Ono.
IN ENDERS his sincere thanks to the public
Z generally, for the liberal patronage extend
ed him in his present location, hoping by strict
attention to business and desire to p ,ase all, i,
that he will merit a continuance Of their patron
age and confidence.
lie would also inform them that he has on
hand and Is constantly receiving all varieties Of
clothes, casiners an vestiugs, suitable for gen.
tIeman's wear. Also, furnishing goods, shirts,
cravats, collars and handkerchiefs, and all arti.
ces kept in REGULAR Merchant Tailor Estab-
lishments. All these he proposes to make up
and sell at the very lowest cash prices. He re-
quests all those in want Of any of the above ar.
tiCles to give him call, as he warrants his work
to be done in the best manner. As to cutting
he deems it u necessary to say anything. He
asks no boot Of any one in that department az
all who have tried him can testify He keeps
no ready made clothing but makes entirely to
order.
?. 5 Coths bought at other houses made with
as much pleasure IS if bought of him. All of
which is respectfully submitted.
August 10, '54 90
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KNOW NOTHINGIsM
wEN MSaD@MSM MDa

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 The 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 coIoring all of which shall be
done in style, not to be surpassed, and at Prices
the most reasonable. All work done by US
Warranted.
0-F Orders of business left at DR.. Alillers, or
T. r. Clewers, Drug Stores, will be attended to
promptly.
.. SAMUEL BuRDlTT.
acnt. 2l "a. 2G-lY
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Administrators Notice.

Samuel E. HOweWS Estate.
YNHE undersigned has been appointed and
Il qualified as administrator, of the estate
Of Samuel f. Howell, late Of Jackson county
Ohio, deceased all persons having claims a.
gainst said estate, will present them properly
authenticated.
WILLIAM HOWELL, Admir-.
Oct II, '5i 29-4w
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REPEAL! REPEAL!


When men become so enamored of fervor Ell
ther in possession or expectancy, as TO disregard
the most prominent principles of our republic
can institutions, and in violation of the truth,
that all men are born free and equal, 'pass laws
extending slavery over our hitherto virgin soil,
it behooves the Vox Populi, TO arise in their
might, and compel their servants TO repeal the
obnoxious portions of those laws and restore
our now degraded country TO her former posi-
ton, with regard to slavery extentOn. So also
Physically. When we suffer ourselves to run
off after every new tangled nostrum paraded be-
fore the public we not only endanger our
own, but the lives and health Of our own fami-
lies End friends. 1t is therefore with pleasure,
we again recommend to the afflicted, to use
M'Alister's All Healing Ointment, an old and
well tried remedy and safe and almost certa IL
cure for wounds, bruises, cuts, burns, old sores,
eruptions, scrofula, bronchitis, sore throat, aguc
in the breast, Corns, litter, ring worm, all Gu
taneous diseases, all levers or iebrle diseases.
That by restoring the insensible perspiraton it
enables the system TO throw off the old worn
out particles, and restores to perfect health, be-
ing thereby applicable to a host of ailments too
numerous to mention
For sale by Elias Long, Jackson Solomon
Norris, Gray sviIIe, r. Chapman, Mabees, ?. q.
J. Il. Jones, Oak Hill Jared Stevenson, VIM
chester Spencer L. Cherington, Berlin.
August "a, '54. 22-6m
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Notice to Teachers.

TgYHE Board of School Examiners of jackson
County, have PERMANENTLY FIXED the fol-
lowing times, to continue from year TO year,
for the public examination of teachers at Jack
son in said County, and teachers will POSITIVE
LY not be examined on any other days, to-wit :
The LIST Saturday in each month for the first
eight months in the year, and the lst and 4th
Saturdays In each Of the remain ing four months,
commencing at o'clock A. M
]. w. LONGBON, Clerk
of the Board of Examiners.
Feb. l6, 50. 47-tf
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MtsreIlGneolls.
JACKSON MARBLE WORKS
Monument and Grave Stone,

monument and Grave Stone,
MamulnCtOTy.
BTHE Subscribers would respectfully Inform
the citizens Of Jackson and county, that
they h'Ve cOmmln need the manufacture at til cir
stand, two doors above Bum WaIterhouse s.
Bunn's Store, on Main Street,
Monuments, ObcEisL sand Grave
stones, in superior style and at very loa
Prces.
Those wishing topay the last tribute oflove
and respect to de latied relatives and friends are
requested to call and see specimens Of their
work.
They also finish 10 order Door and Window
Caps and Sills. BOWDLE 81 ROBERTS.
Jackson, July 6, 81. l5-lf
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E&@ - @Rr - N@D NA -kSA-S
CAPT. VIM. McCLAlN,
Will leave Cincinnati Mondays, Wednes-
nesdays, and Fri days, at II A. NJ, precise y.
Will leave Portsmouth Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays, at the same hour-touching at
all way points.
gnSHE Bostona, was built ex- {y@axs" n
pressly for this trade, and s$BFFtSft5Sg $$BFtii$$R
the people may rely upon the fact szsssszzszssss'
that she will remain there. Neither pains nor
expense have been spared to fit up first class
Packet, with an eye to speed safety, and COM
fort all the requirements of the new law being
complied with: and it is confidently hoped
that the public will appreciate and encourage
the enterprise The Proprietors of this boat, at
all seasons of the year, will have boat in the
trade, so that no inconvenience will hereafter be
given to travellers.
sept 7, "a 2l-6m. +.
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TO THE LADIES.

KET E are now manu- fao.uring superior arti-
w Gle of Ladies' and Misses Caters, Bus
kns and Slippers. Having procured some es
the best workmen in the w est we are prepared
to supply those who want CUSTOM work,
sept II, '54 2j-ly
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Drp Gooos.
GRDh? ARRIVAL q!
BUM, WALTERHOUSE 4 BUM.

HAyE just received from Cincinnati and
i a Portsmouth, aud are nov opening
The Largest BEsr sELECnD and CHrAYEsl
Stock Of Goods ever brought TO this market
among thcir dry goods may be found the best
brands. brown and bIeached inuslins. drills, den.
inns, sheetings, pillow castings, nankn., cot
tonades, sliirtlng, tWCcds, cambrcs, sicsias, iii,
apers, table covers, crash, canvass.
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MlistcIlQllcOuG.
SciOtO, 4 Hooking Valley Railroad;
Change Of Time.
s=t..4z.t7s I'M ~ 77,s;il7:.ss atSTYS e. ~ IL
Si. * M rT. rs - -sEi 5EIsssss -:

NN and after Tuesday August lst, 1854,
W Trains will run as follows, to wit:
Train No !, will leave Portsmouth at 9
O'Clock A. M. and arrive at Jackson at IL
O'Clock M. Returning leave Jackson at .
O'Clock P, M, and arrive at Portsmouth at
O'Clock P. M.
Train No 9, leave Jackson at ~ o'clock A,
NJ and arrive at Portsmouth at IL o'clock A,
NJ. Returning, leave Portsmouth, at21a P, NJ.
and arrive at Jackson at o'clock P. NJ.
J. W. WEBB, Superintendent.
August 10, "a 30
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A large stock of Ladies, Gentlcmcns, and
Children's on hand, which he can safely say are
the finest that has ever been introduced into
this region, and to which he calls the particular
attention of the ladies.
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George W. Culp, Admir- Of In Probate court,
William WEIGH, decd, Jackson county,
VS. Ohio
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LADIES' CL,O4KS

He has received lot of ladies' cloaks, Man
tilas, and shawls, of the latest styles; silk tas
sells for ladies c'oaks, and circles, besides every
article ofladies wear never before offered in this
market