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MEDICINES.
VIII you Read the Truth 2

hedifne must have prrt and GREAT mort 10 stan !
I'm tfsf al public opinion. W art al mIu 'an
laafthze wsftt,., ur s - As Ia keep up go"d
uediriUe4 / u be not ,,p J. 81.
A goo4 mediriur viii lset ae epe popular, AMI -
eni IL .aIe- year after year. ~ saie of opposition.
The Peo h readily hnd ont ilz stIue- an Tie tame "i
then pa. fpfn ,4tI Ia mouth with Hatr rapIdiy
thaa ~ .laper- cnu srrand H. living 1tnc.- rr.j.
b,ug the medicine tns mule far hun Is of far
mofr seitIee 4 an my r'wsnarrr adYerti-iHz
IA prof. OF ala s,y Hhove. We refer Ncu to
lAMPTON'S bEGETBLE 1fNeGl n, and it. Of
irefs lis Iiai,e j. ia flc mouth, of uulaudes. The
brst mn ia country give their stimury tp it.
wonderful cure. Among them we aaae Hon. II.
Cluy. Hoa. Rich VI John on, zee President Of the
fnfrd sntrs with huutr,l. Of utiaars Gnrt. Thumt-
Cauat-btorher 70 the cclclrafel pi,.leau OF the
Emper1r Ut Fn,uce-vn- cIrl.i by it ri "a. i-ca-e ct
seven yea stapdngoier tho I'LL all tie Doctor, of
Europe md Amof,n hal lnilrd In
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GAS FITTING.

TAM fully prepared introduce Gas Pire into Stores
Il Dwellings, or Factories st the shortest notice. Hav
ine had several years experience in the business my
work NAV be relied perfect. am ready to give
estimates at any time Will also furnish sleam.pipe
JAMES CLELAND,
Pract cal Gas Filter Main IT,
Wilson 4. Franklins old stand, up Stair.
III
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IsU;NOv Al.
hhsNbOt Az.
ROBE RT a. Will l. q NJ S

re BE r Il n. WILL n M
fEAkI3S tins melhod of informing lis friends and Gus
| romef, aud the public general tint be has removed
i, Book Sote tho aud beautiful building al Mr..
laaeeys opposite the Citizens Savings Bank,
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4 INSEED OIL, Spts Turpentine, White Zinc
4 - White Lcad--un hand md for sale
J II. THOMPSON 4 cos
sep 22ts New Drug Store.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

ENRON lyuchbug TO the Sweet, Red Sweet Ruo
4 White sulphur Springs, by the following schedule
VIA Va. :, Tenn. r. K. and Farsh < Co... Stage Line
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LNOR RENT-The Warehouse the Basin at
II present occupied by Mr. Fayette w. Steptoe; pos
session given ON the lst ofJanuary
sep a-dts AMBROSE B. RUCKER.
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ny JOSEPH G.. BALDWIN,
iuthor Of The Flush Times Of liza. s Miss
TN. tsti., II the rrrhic.t Books out and the only
rnatt45,s -f ln,l Gail Sum. else they viii all
hc rone. . = Price 81 (-ed 2l-t-)
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lNEEsCONIpE.AENT

I EsER COMPLIANCE, JAUNDICE, DNS-
Il 1 prp,ia Chrome q Nervous pehiaLN DISGUISE the
Kidneys, and u!l diseases arising hom a Dp-"rdrrcd
Liver or Stomach. such H- Ilatlen, lnNHd idr>,
FuueS- Blood to the lcai, Ntjdy of Tie Slompc',
Nan "a. Heartburn Disgust for Food, fuluess Wosl'
the stomach Sour Fluctuations Sinking or llut'rru-
at the l'it 81 the Stomach Swmn fin ud, llur-
ricd and dhrllt BrrutNiug lHGlggius st the llcdt.
Cbnuhinc Suilrajirz Seusuiians when in lying pos
turf y naezs at zion, Dots " obs hetr the -gh-
Fever an3 BAL, Pain in the Iea1, Deficiency Of Icgs-
paatiea, lr'o"nc-s of the sA1and Eves Pain ,n the
Side, Back. Chest, Limh>, &C. Suddnnt n-hr of lcnt.
Burning in the Flesh. Constant huagaiog If Evil and
great depression OF Spirit, be efeetnnly crd by
DocrfR HooFt>Sps CELEBRATED
GERMAN BlTfERS.
prepared by DR. c. NJ, jackson, German Medicine
Store, No 100 Arch door hollow SIKH, Pima Ia.
rhrr power over the above diseases is cXecllrd
ii eqaalled. lay any other rpmHuipu IN the United
States as the utcs 10 many utter sklliul
ply sicuns hi failed
These Bitters worthy the attention OF Iuynls.
Possessing great virtues in the rect6eaton Of the liver
anc less glands, exercising the most searching power
in weakness and ale, tprs the digestive organ they
are vital 81. ccrain and pleasant
VIRGINIA TESTIMONY DIR. J. NJ. " I',1n. Lexington.
Va, teb 9TH, So saiI: u entirely OF the
German Bnters. They have become a. the rage No.h-
ing else SELL
Tie Tenth Legion, published at Wood.tocj, Va
said, Ian l0th. 1870: "a Great Mel ciHr.-W, nave
uniformly reHinrd from recommending 10 the public
any Of the yarou, patent mrdriar, oi the day. unless
thoroughly convinced of tl,ir vain. Anon. those
~ consider worthy ut motto j, Inc GcruaH Bcrs. in
vented by D. Hon, fund, aud prepared by Or JACKSON,
in fhadelpha. One instance, iulalIieufar. iu which
the eIur virtues ct is medicine have been tested
has fallen under our obscri Al. During the last sum.
meta IN Of Nh AArm Cmb'I, 81 tais county. was
very seriously affected wi,H D5ver uplan, AID after
tying in win. NarIou, RENE lies purchased bottle
o the l}itt,, and after using it, WI 81 much believed
9" h5 >tre-us unndN thai he procured a!oIhcr bot
tie aud is nov restored ontirrly rs teathr
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Hampshire county. Va, March - 1884.
M. i. 7. Cooper Dear Sir: Agreeable 10 YOUR re
quest md my own dc-irr benefit II afflicted. here
by certify the grea' rr,ie have reeci, ed from the
Of Hamptons Ffgctobi IHctUfc
fhken with violent pDlyttfiioR. rather Hut
trrug nnl trembling of the Leart, whir continued sew
cra duys it seemed rs ifmy heart Ind Utmost forgotten
its Office fht family became Alarmed and procured II
bottle of this valuable Medicine, mud helnfe mad taken
near bottle of this Vactme y Hamp'oaS vas en-
tirely relieved.
This +. the Thru iuHancc # relief ia my family rom
the use of this valuable Medicine 1"o llfer year.
ugo WIS lad up with uiceraiion 81 my anh from fleet
Of what is generally called II ilk leg hhd lost n. mse
and appetite. md the sore VA ch some t0ot inches
up aud down, and halt way around my ankle. tcjc, ,.l
effort 10 heal il until Proc,.red ltamP:otS veg
rtahlc Iincmfe.one bottle of which restored my health
hcncd my mike. and am irecr from swelling than for
the kaa thirty earS.
hgain one of my daughters was very low from severe
dyscncty y, md WHEN she began sit up her feet
menccd swellng which increased every dar and began
10 be very painful she nsad bottle of HamEion's
7mcinre. the rain- were ussnged, the swelling sub
81 led nnd her health rcrrnel-we hop her legs ban.
daged with strips OF wooden until her strength returned
| hive been thus particular, TINT others Ter similar
circumstances might be induced to avail themselves of
this remedy. Yours with tc@pect.
EmzAnErn EDWARDS,
do hereby certify tlur | nm personally acquainted
with Mrs. Edwnrds uul can -ately recommend the i
boye statement 10 be correct
f. + CoostR. Postmaster.
Capon b tidGc. Hampshire county, Va.
to Delicate Ladies' and Children will please give
uia
Geo. W Goodrch Capt. Thos. Ganar. Robert Gnult
tune- Snyih, cure o NhclmnisaI.
johnIervail s A Griffin lolu Luke Rev. V. Esk.
ridge. L, s. Navy, ard thousands o. othrs cured of
Dyspepsia, ScroluIn Cough, Li,e Conn aint Bronchi-
rs, ST. Vtus Dance, Sc We reer to own citizens.
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w HEAT.

r wish to buy al the good WHEAT | get, for a
i Richmond Mill. and will pay the highest ma kct
pice for it. Respectfully request my friends and the
public generally 10 give coll before selling
WIN. A MILLER,
aug 3l-dts On Basin.
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MISCELLANEOUS
GAS. GAS!! CASH

DERSoNS wishing their houses fsted for burning
Il Gas viii find some strong inducements offered by
snnlyins 20 the subscriber have good WORKINGS and
superior stock OF msterisls- A. u DAsNba.
n. B.--An orders for fitting up Tobacco Factories
rec i,ed thin sixty days will NOT BIO required
before the ist Of June 1885.
inu 7.dts
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TWO DAILY LINES

TINS IS he only me- iFnl can give tNloueh tckel
aug J-ts fLAGG, CAlDN ELL x [
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THE PARTY LEADERS.

NEW kDON-.Iu,t received Mt r. A.
/ u WILLIAMS New Book Store. oprosle lie Cit
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Singers SeMing Machines,
REASONABLE PRICES.


W heh the only Sewing Machines Of any utility which
w be used without MAKING THE oNNEk LIABLE II
fnr ufru Of
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Jackson and lis Business,

After parting with our friend Of the American"
we stepped over to take a peep at T. N Howell's
stock Of Cabinet ware, which we found complete and
Of the latest and best styles, all Of which hs is sell
ing at City prices.
DR.. j. H. C. Miller. Druggist, hailed us with
hearty good cheer, and with very polite bow, invi-
ted us to an examination Of bis stock Of goods, which,
as far as our knowledge extends we found to be full
and Of the very best quality. The Doctor can be
found st home at all times, ready and willing to do
grace TO his customers.
Joseph Stropes-Th;s gentleman informed us that
he has now completed his Stock Of Groceries and
Fancy Notions, and is ready to serve his customers
with any thing in his ine at prices to suit the times
D. Radcliffe, Carpenter and Joiner is master
mechanic and is both capable and responsible man,
and is deservinga goodly share Of patronage.
Butchery-T. v. Welsh, still continues to serve
his cuItomes at his old saud on Pearl Street, next
door to J, Stropes' Grocery.
R. Hardin, Book and Stationer, is as usual, sup.
plying his customers with all kinds Of Books and
Stationery he is deserving liberal patronage, and
feels grateful for the many fayOn extended to him,
and Solicits continuance Of the Aame.
s. w. Norris, House and Sign Painter, we under
stand is IN excellent workman, and one that never
fails to give satisfaction.
Chestnut g. Sutherland, Bakers and Grocers, are
yet on Chillcotbe Hill, making the staff of Life" !"
for the hungered thousands. Such Wedding Cakes,
as comes from their establishment s a caution to all
Cakes.
Bannister Brown, Grocer and ProVisioner, ia yet
on the carpet with an excellent stock Of Goods, all
Of which he offers at the lowest possible prices. His
Wagon and Carriage Shop is under full headway,
and with such man at the wheel" as Mr.. Both
we'll there is no danger Of having to wait for the
Wagon" very long.
T. x. Hood was hammcring away, in his Black.
smith Shop, few doors above Flowers Hotel, and
il any one wishes to have good job done, go to H.
K, and our word for it you will be suited to T.
John Brown, Blacksmith, on Columbia street. we
found at his anvil, hammer in hand, doing things up
brown He isa good workman an industrious man
and holds strong claim upon his friends and fellow
citizens, for liberal patronage. To be continued
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Farms Burning up.

The pine swamp west Of Hudson has
been burning for several weeks, and with.
in few days the fire has done an i'm.
mense amount OF damage. Whole mead.
ows, TO the amount OF several hundred
acres, have burnt out four feet deep. and
will, of course, when the swamp fills with
water, become lake. The fire would
commence eating under, till whole acres
were undermined, when q vent would
occur, through which the flames would
rush out for many feet in height, and the
whole ground, timber and all, would be
consumed. Large trees would fall in a
mass, and be burned to ashes. President
Pierce, Of the Hudson College, was in
the vicinity when he saw some trees ap.
parently on solid ground. but short dis.
tance from him, commence trembling,
when he started TO run. They continued
TO fall behind him, and so near was he at
one time 10 the danger, that the limbs OF
falling tree brushed him. The inhabi-
tants are in the utmost CONSERVATION. not
knowing where or when this terrible state
Of things will end. Like calamites nev.
er before visited this country, and unless
we soon have rain, the situation of many
neighborhoods will be worse than if they
lived in the midst of earthquakes. God
grant rain may soon come.-Ciereland
Plain Dealer.
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GvE THEM A TRIAL. Mercenary persons have
in so many instances succeeding in fosting up.
on the community worthless preparations, claim
ing for them great medical virtues, that great
many individuals refuse to take any thing not
sanctioned by aphysician. This sanction has
been bestowed upon Stabler's Anodyne Cherry
Expectorant and Diarrhea Cordial in more than
five hundred instances. Indeed many medical
men who know their virtues regularly prescribe
the Expet torant in cases of coughs, colds, and
diseases of the respiratory organs, which come
under their care, Aud, in all diseases Of the
bowels, too, such as Diarrh@a, the Diarrhpa
cordial is prescribed by them with the utmost
confidence in its beneficial effects. Give these
excellent medicines a good and fair trial.
See descriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis of
the agents. Price of each, only so cents per bot
tie, or six bottles for $3.50.
Il. ii. STABLER Il CO., PRoPRIEroRs,
WHOLESALE DRUcGIsTs, BALTIMORE.
JAMES II. C.. MILLER, Agent for Jackson Co..
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
JOHN d. PARK, Cincinnati X. Z. SELLERS,
FttSourg, J, H. PATrfRsoS & Go. Wheeling, !
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As the time approaches for the nomina
ton ol candidate 10 represent this Con
gressional district, our readers naturally
begin to consult as to who is to be the
man. While we fully accord to Hon. ]
l.. Taylor all due merit, as well for hi,
faithful and consistent discharge of the
duties in this relation, as his courteous
attentions to constituents, and willingly
open our colums for an expression Of
opinions from any of our friends as To the
eXpediency Of rc-nomnaling Mr.. Tal lor
or selecting a new man, we dSclaim any
desire OF right, in an editorial capacity
TO presume upon forestalling public opn.
ion by Intrudlng upon the convention the
claims or interests OF any partic ular in
dividuaI. We would remark, however.
in This connection, that in case there
should be a disposition to select Mr.. Tav.
Ior, we have the assurance that he will
accept; but he leaves the matter entirely
with the convention. Should il be deemed
pxpcdient to bring out a new man. Mr..
Taylor will throw his influence 10 favor of
Sciolo county; and whatever may be the
result, he will cordially cooperate in the
decision OF the convenlion.-Daiiv Tri.
Iune.
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NEWS ITEMS,

Il is now announced that the English
and French forces have tpken the strong
fortress Of Bombarsund.
No one talks Of peace about st Peters
burgh. The nation appears to be pre-.
pairing ior ten years war.
The Russian troops are advancing. bv
forced marches, TO the southern provin.
ces Of the Empire.
The Cholera has about disappeared in
the Barbados There has been 10 600
deaths from this disease during the pres
ent season.
The official statement shows $95. $50.
zoo, remaining in the United States Tres.
ury on the 2Slh ult.
The Governor Of Utah has concludsd
treaties Of peace with the Indians in hi,
territory.
II is estimated that l5O 900 head of
cattle have been driven to California din
ring the present season. We think the
estimate is quite too high.
-Four thousand emigrsnts have gone
from Salt Lake Valley to California du.
ring the present year.
Commodore Vanderbilt has loaned the
New York q Erie Railroad Company
S4oo'0oO-secured by chatte mort.
gage.
United States stock to llH amount of
$3.50 900 have been presented and Maid
oft at the Treasury department, during
The past weeE
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Pat off the Cars.

Thrs Wn was quito row took place on the
oP passenger train Of Cam on the s. e. II. v. r.,
0ns day lat week. 1t appears that some five or sI
Ihshmsn, some Of whom were partly intoxicated, got
In the Can, and when Conductor Chandler passed
sroand for their Fare, they pitched into" him and
bat for the help Of the passengers would have done
him serious injury. They were finally OverpOwer.
ID and pat off the care with the unpleasant salts.
faction Of having to "wak up hill and foot It down."
he balance Of their journey. Conductors Of Cars
sAOuld be prepared for such emergencies.
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HAMPTON. WILSON { CO..
No. 45 Wood street, opposite St. Charles Hotel,
and No. lO2, Third Street,
PITTSB URG. pa.
lMFORTERS AND J0BBERS OF

PITTSBURG. PA.
TENHE subscribers invite the attention of Cash
IL and prompt six months buyers to their
very extensive assortment of Fall and Winter
Dry Goods, which they offer for sale at Eastern
Prices, without addition for Freight or Ex.
change.
Among the Goods we have now in store, and
that are arriving daily. will be found =
Cloths, black, blue, green, brown. and other
colors, of all qualities Coatings--pilot cloths,
petershams, felts &c, of all colors and Quail.
ties. Satinetts--black, blue, steel and oxford
mixed, &c. Cassimeres--A complete assort-
mcnt. Vestings-satin, velvet, woolen, cash.
mere, &c. Flannels--red yellow, green, white
and grey
A variety of entirely new styles of Ladies'
Dress Goods--alpacas, de LANES, coburgs, me-
rinos and bombazines
Long and square, plaid wool shawls, brocha
and cashmere shawls; prints, chintzes ging.
hams bleached shirtings and sheetings; un.
bleachcd sheeting, a full stock, including the
celebrated penn anchor, keystone, and noua.
took brands
Checks, drillings tiokings, shlrtings, stripes
and almost every other article required in max.
ing up an assortment for the western retail mer.
chants including all the small wares, known as
Yankee Notions
arAnd as particular attention has been Civ.
EN- tu this department, We think thorough ex.
animation will be advantageous to Merchants.
HAMPTON, WILSON & Co.
sept. 7, 81 o.
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Riot In GalliDoIIs,

One night last week, the dwellings Of
two or three citizens of Gallipolis we're
assailed by gang of drunken rowdies.
with clubs, stones. &C., the windows all
smashed in, and considerable damage
done. The persons whose houses were
mobbed, had been instrumental in bring.
ing some of The rumsellers of that place
to justice; hence, the attack. A pretty
pass things are coming to, truly, when a
mans property is destroyed, and his life
put in danger, for aiding in enforcing the
civil law Of the land !! For many years.
the rum selling, rum guzzling portion Of
the inhabitants of Galipolis, have lorded
it, with high hand, over the peaceable
citizens OF that place; but we trust that
they are now in q fair way to receive
their just dues, as we understand they
will be dealt with to the fullest extent OF
the law--People'S Fouaioin.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MFssRs. MATHEWS and LAIRD--Gentlemen--
Through the unsolicited kindness of some friend
I find my name announced in your paper as a
candidate for the office of Probate Judge, and
believing as do, that this is an important of.
flee to the people, and that it requires person
of far more legal attainments than possess to
discharge its duties; deem 1t a duty which |
owe to myself and to my friends, to request the
withdrawal of my name-hoping that some 9th.
er person better qualified to discharge the du.
ties of the office, may be selected.
GEo, n AnAMs.
Jackson Aug. 3lst, 1854.
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DELEGATE CONVENTION,

The Wings of jackson county, are re-
quested to meet at the usual place of hol-
ding elections in your respective town.
ships, on
Saturday Sept. 9th Mt 4 o'clock
P. NJ, to choose delegates to attend the
Congressional Convention to be holden,
at Portsmouth, on Thursday the l4th Of
September 1854, to nominate candidate
to represent this district in the next Con.
gress.
That the basis for choosing delegates
shall be one delegate for every one hun
dred Wing Votes polled at the last Gov
ernor'S election, and one for each fraction
of fifty, and to each township not having
one hundred, one delegate. The repre-
L
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IcoMNuSIcATrD.l ]
OHIO UNIVERSITY,


This institution is now in healthy and
growing condition. There is no place
perhaps in the State in which all the ia.
cilitieS OF liberal education, can be OBJ =
tanned OH more reasonable terms. Schol.
OrshiPs may be procured for $l5 each.
which entities the holder to tuition for
three years in any Of the Departments Of
the University. In addition 10 this the
Trustees OF the institution at their late
meeting passed a resolution authorisng
each county in the State to send one stu
dent free Of charge Tor tuition The next
term will begin on Thursday the 18th
instant. Let young men come on and
they will be we'll provided for.
Sept. 4, 1854.
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WHO'S In the Fault.

We Aavs received letter from Wilkssvills, from
s'uh'crSsr. complaining Of notroceiviny the Jack.
ssn Standard" regularly. We would inform our
worthy friend, that the fault lays with some other
psrsoaS than ourselves, "a the paper hes been rsgu.
isry mailed from this Office for the Last year. It is
sss Oitsa such things take place with Us, but it is
provoking enough as it ia our wish that all our sub
sehbsu should receive their papers. We pledge our.
sslvss to use every effort to rectiy tA, failure aud
Il We fell Il 10 reduced to moral csrSinty that the
General Post Office Department will not.
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Owe observe that Charley Hoy has retired from
he Chair Editorial Of tho Peoples Fountain. -
'spOss Charley didn't often quOts
Come thou FOuntGin Of every blessing"
Charley We wish you every success in your rctracy,
and TO is present publishers, MOssp. Rundall L.
Saith. We bsspesE every encouragement from the
sOOd people Of POmoUy and vicinity, and the bal.
Anes Of mankind.
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Hot WaANhoY.

Keep cOOl1" says friend at our elbow. Yea,
will do To talk about but to do IT, that's the thing
Ne would like 10 see man keep cool with the thor.
nOnsssr ranging from 9s to lO4 in the shade. -
With the mercury almost at blood heat We feel like
sGclaiming With SAKE:
Heaven help US in these terrific dsysl
The burning sun upon the earth is pslting.
With ih directcst fiercest, hottest rsys.
And everything is melting"
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WOMEN IN DEMAND.-Col. D. S. Miles,
United States Army, now on his way to
New Mexico with detachment oftroops,
writes from Fort Atkinson, Arkansas that
he had been four days among the Ca.
manches and Ki.o.wavs. and adds
Some Of the banks offered me as high
as ten horses for my daughter; and | had
an offer Of a swap OF squaw for Mrs.
NJ. declined both advantageous OIL
fers'
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Attachment Notice,

A 7 my instance, writ of attachment wa
N issued on the 10Th of August, 1854, by 7
N. Howell, Justice of the Peace, for Licl
Township, jackson county, Ohio, against th,
goods, chattels, righi S, credits, moneys and eff
iects of Eason Fitzgerald, nonresident debtor
of said county, which case will be heard on the
I'd day of October, 1854, at o'clock, at said T
n HOWELL Office. 7. r, MATHEWS.
August 81, 81 2?-4w