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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-07-20
Resident Physician Louisville Marine Hospital

Rev. E. w. Sehon.-Rev E. Stevenson.
Conclusive.-The following is a verbatim
copy OF certificate now in the possession of
the proprietor of Bulls Sarsaparilla, Reh E..
w. Sehon is widely and generally known as an
eloquent and accomplished pastor Of the M. e.
Church, and Rev. L. Stevenson, has been known
as one of the most talented and jealous mem
bcrs that the Kentucky Conference could boast
OF for many years, ana at This time is filling the
high and responsible station of agent for the
the NJ. l.. Book Concern. Can the world pro-
duce better or more satisfactory testimony in
favor of any medicine Better testimony than
''G;;,as -eSEer oHerod in favor of any medicine
Rev. E. ", SehCn-Rev. E. Stevenson:
LOUISVILLE, May 20, 1919.
We have used John Bulls Sarsapara, and
have known it TO be used, with entire satisfac-
ton; and We have no hesitation in stating our
Lelief, that it is safe ma valuable medical
compound, and calculated to pro luce much
good and relieve much suffering and therefore
would checrluly and most earnestly recon-
mend it 10 the afflicted. Il. W. SEHoV,
(Sgned) E. STEVENSON.
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Notice.

NNHOSE indebted to the State of Ohio, on
L Surplus Revenue, fund, will take notice,
that a circular has been sent by the State Au-
ditOr, to the fund Commissioners of JACK son
county, calling on them or the amount due from
said County all that are indebted on said fund
will notice the language of the circular
JOHN STEPHENSON, Aud ]. @,
I. b. DICKASON, Treasurer, J. G.
july 10, 81 IT,
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Mltsrellonrous.

PATENT MEDICINES,
JUST RECEIVED!
Cofeen's Chinese Linment.
Palmer's Cosmetic Lotion
Stabler's Cherry Ekpectorant
DJarrhUa cordial
Worm Mixture.
Bulls Sarsaparilla.
King Of Pain.
Rowands Fever and Ague Mixture.
Comp. Syrup Of Blackberry.
DR.. anarchists Uterine Catholicon.
OsgOod's India Cholagogue,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Old DR.. TOwensend's Sarsapsrilla.
Guysotps Yellow Dock and 5arsaparIla.
Wistar's Balssm Of Wild Cherry,
Extract Of Moss Rose,
Brants Pulmonary BaIsam,
" Purifying Extract,
Railways Ready Relief,
Renovating Reso!vent,
4" R. Regulators,
ClTcassian Balm,
Medicated Soap,
Sellers Cough Syrup.
Vermiiuge,
Liver Pills,
McLaue's Pills,
4" Vermifuge,
Sovereign Batsam Pills,
Soue's Balsam Syrup,
Kiers Petroleum or Rock Oil,
Jayne's Ague Pills,
Sanative Pills,
Alternative,
Hair Dive,
Hair Tonic,
Vermifuge,
Expectorant.
Carmnatiye Balsam,
Lyons Kathairon,
Christie's Galvauic Belts,
Morehead'5 Magnetic Plaster,
Cholera Syrup,
Stephens Butter5cotch,
Wi,tar's LOzenges,
Bar ellis Indian Liniment,
Verniluge,
Blake's Sanative Pills,
Hollands German Bitters,
Great Western Liniment,
EcClectic Liniment,
Nerve and Poae Linment,
Magnur. Bonum Linimeut,
Liquid OpOdeldOc,
Tar Ointment,
Black Salve,
Browns Jamaica Ginger,
DeGray & Cos. Pills,
Brandreth's Pills,
Lees, Smiths, Wrights, and others Pills,
Badgers Pain Extractor,
Perry Davis Pain Killer,
Deuig's Cough Syrup,
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Neru advertisements
THE GREAT KENTUCKY
s SOUTHERN REM EDY,
DR.. JOHN BULLS
81 RS A p A lila.

TTHIS medicine, when used according 10 d.
lections, will cure, without fail -
Scrofula or Kings evil, Cancers, Eruptious
# the Skin, Erysipelas, Tumors, Chronic Sore
Eyes, Ringworm or letters, Scald Head, Rheu
natism, Pains In the bones or Joints, old Sores
and Ulcers, Swelling of the Glands. Syphilis,
Dyspepsia, Salt Rheum, diseases Ct the KID
neys, diseases arising from the use of Mercury,
loss of Appetite, pain in the side and shoulders,
general debility, lumbago, coughs, col Is, drop.
sy, jaundice, costiveness, bronchitis, weakness
Of the chest, sore throat, pulmonary affections,
and all other diseases tending to produce con
sumption, liver complaints, female irregulari
ties and complaints, low spirits, sick ana nery
ous headache, night sweats, exposures, or i'm.
prudence in life, chronic constitutional di ca
ses, and as spring and summer drink, and rem
eral tonic for the system, and agentle and pleas.
ant purgative, 1t is superior to blue lick and
congress water, salts, or seiiIitz powders.
II is remarkable fact, that among the hun.
dreds of eminent physicians who have exlmin
ed the recipe by which Bulls SarsaparilIa is
prepared, not one has condemned it, but all ap-
proved it, and commend it III the highest terms.
Many physicians express themselves strongly
in the belief that it is decidedly the best prepa-
ration Of Sarsaparilla tnat has ever been placed
before the public. Although there are many
phN sldians who feel reluctance Of having
their names appended to the recommendation
Of anv particular remedy, Notwithstanding the
may approve Of 1t in the highest degree. there
are Others who frankly yield their support in
favor of a remedy which they know is capable
OF doing SO much good in an afflicted commu-
nifty. AS an evidence, read the following from
old and respectable physicians, ofhigh standing
in the community in which they live;
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JACKSON CLOTHING STORE
MAIN STREET, JACKSON, OHIO.
H. LEHMAN,
SUMMER AND FALL CLOTHING.

WffISIlES it kept before the people, that he
We has now on hand the most splendid lot Of
Ready Made
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-30
Total-l853,
TOtal-1S54,-


Amount and value of Quicksilver the product the State California
shipped from San Francisco during the year 1854
10000 TASKS, weighing Is lbs EACH making 100000 b
fifty cents per lb, $75O,000 90
Gold before stated be found
country hundred miles y-fve
found quantities. the
only reached at depth of two hundred feet.
valuable
will gradually distributed
millions of not known certainly g will
with the glitering
Actual observation and the of the have satisfied
hence when most OF those action shall
passed will be said that operations
fairly commenced.
AGRICULTURE. .I:.,.
No encouragement to be derived from the the
the agricultural department While there
be noted implements of husband yet by the industry the
the
and most successfully tested Immense farms have been cultivated and have
yielded their fruits with productnes
the world and with labor comparatively insignificant From the North
to the arhe South broad fertile valleys plains
formed by the hand of culture and enterprise immense fields of grain
meet the wants our people, and adding the wealth
the State Large sums money have been expended fencing dtchng and
improving these farms and unmiakbe
people, and a that they are no longer the
determined to make this really and adoption
The location throughout the State of families rearing homes the
improvements generally be gratifying
not only of the fertility of SOIL the heahness climate
all the elements of true greatness and enduring wealth :
The products of the 1854 generally believed
for the supply of the home market have data me- upon
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-30

BILE Exclusive the situated Sacramento County
of million Hlnd
hundred and seventyfve ($1,06S375) dollars ~ ~
grafed be you the
greatly
extended their operations developing fully than previous
andi the
extending
width highly important and useful have
O
designed supply with all the locations
dry digglngs"
By dce conveyed the principal
distributed
industrious diligently
their abo and to increase immensely the of gold annually
improvements indispensable rapid complete develop
believed will
managed accordance with the local mining by those having control
render them alike efficient labor yielding
just capital invested psi
Heretofore during compelled
don valuable claims fact whole districts of the that m
fen could not be obtained mining But during the
much
Indispensable element
mng the tits confidently
believed that future large portion mining population will be enabled
appreciated
want of orsake the richest sections of the country
facilities improvements machinery
made obtaining gold mbedded
mills
quantities precious
quartz which the hills of California
suggested the
placer and guh have greatly diminished the
rendered separating the gold from sand and rock Indeed have
ourselves
all departments operations facilitating
go developing the nxhauste mineral the State opening
enlarged field the industry and citizens well adding
vastly to the already unparalleled wealth of California.
enabled
relation made canals bitches and machinery follows
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-30

In addition the the same counties and others there quite
canals diches which, within will
contributing greatly to the general prosperity of the mining
The following the of gold bullion Europe
Atlantic States exhibited by manifest the Custom Francisco
during and 1854: -
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-30

Assessors books and herewith ranmitd aoa certified copy the appise
from the record and other forming complete history of this vau
Exclusive the situated Sacramento County, the
Million th6and,
hundred and seventyfve (s106S375) dollars ~ 30 -
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-30

Comparatively
under existing laws and all the notifications the
public
the rights interests of any portion of our citizens
tofore passed. interfere the with the the
either amend repeal any all of them e1l4
The 3 of the 4t article of the Constitution
on of corporations under general laws and that special
authorizes the Legislature
dissolve all corporations created under it," 70.
The the Legislature the existing
corporations therefore, conceded and that
believed will be admitted by ALL after careful examination
authorizing
the public should carefully guarded either fixing
able in the Act ITSELF by eng the exorbtant
charges travel the Courts be
I sai 3., "a
years. California many important respects superior
the older States of the condecy To
the wholesome the
monop from controlling the
as well principal of trade and
of the character, have
Unon become powerful almost defy Legislative
seriously interfere with the rights people
Although be true that the people California have suffered
comparatively but little from the organized
laws still must be apparent carefully public affairs
udcous notifications
made the evil will be seriously felt California than other State
of the Conedecy beacon
therefore, commend the subject your favorable consideration
and trust that without delay restrictions notifications
will ehu in the people of this rapidly
ling State from evils which the of other of this
Union and which the direct result of nous legislation
relation 10 corporations i eos sh' p at|a aft fei o
.illla s Is sl7N ,st PAPER MONEY. s etst 81 ta 7e
In connection with the subject Corporations deemed invite
The Empire County argus., 1854-12-30
OVERLAND ROUTE TO CALIFORNIA.

Government
The establishment sufficient
at intervals seventyve hundred miles with
believed would afford the security required and incur the expenditure
certainly result only to California
This it is believed would render overland
Immensely the population of California by the
ept much required to add pemanence and stability prosperity
would the benefits derived from this plan be California
around of these stations would gradually
and adventurous and few
thus Afforded the entire lying between Mississippi
Rivers would thoroughly explored and doubt made
tract OF land which almost unbrokn wilderness
Enthusiastically indicating the shortest practicable along which can
best be constructed the great highway of naonthe Pacific
Railroad ..,,
During the have this subject feel
called that increasing
ding to the true and substantial wealth the
additional mail facilities much
ordinary Importance to California 0 - .f'1l ifff't1
By this the expense would esned as to accommodate
the undertaking the thousands
to California, and locating their families o
At be found the
tr thousands who monthly remit
for the support of families in the Atlantic States measure
ted be adopted and the required protection and facilities
would be located instead Of recipients
of the products sharing common with
the responsibilities and blessings of this highly ~
From documents important
the entire shipped monthly the Atlantic
to fourth mited for the families This
alone sun demonstrate the adopting
their immigration to California if n eo 9biTI ak NJ
In the months of September October year three thousand
three hundred and thirteen 3lS drafts Banking
Page Bacon Co., payable to persons in the several States Of the Uon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-30
Marine Affairs.

TEE LAUNCH OF TIE STEaAR PLYMOUTH RoCK.-This yes
sci will be launched from Mr.. simonson's yard, foot
street, to-day, at II O'Clock, instead o.
half past IL, as previously stated.
EXTRAORDINARY PAssAGE-The English papers STATE
that the steamship Atrato noticed the largest side
wheel steamer aoat has made her trip home to South
ampton from St. Thomas her FIRST voyage very
short time of twelve days and twenty hours The dis
lance is 1900 miles, and she thus averaged 300 miles
per day.
sHIP MAssAcuusxrs-The report in the London Ship
ping Gazette that this ship, which sunk Car1h!
ast recently raised and found to have four e
holes bored in her bow port seemed first sight to nd
cate fraud upon underwriters, and that purpose
heshrs j. A. Knapp Co., Of Newport England had the
bored WOOD cut out and sent th0ee Interested But
there every reason suppose that the boring
by the crew. we learn that the ship was owned by the
master who bad TO wish to keep the shir
aoat he insured for only about of her
cost and only half her value based upon the recent ad
yanced prices of ships After the ship sprung leak he
used his best endeavors under the directions the pilot
70 get her nearly possible to safe place the
shore and partially succeeded that subsequently all
the cargo saved, and the hull raised The master
bad beard the dead body Of his wife, which he
conveying come and in the absence Of any other known
motive for destroying the vessel it may be attributable
sulerstious dislike Of seamen to sailing with a
corpse the had expressed dissatisfaction With
the vessel.-Boston Advertiser.
New LIGHT BoAr-The new light boat Minots Ledge, tc
be stationed at Mnos Ledge, off Cohasset, arrived at
Boston 2Sth instant, from Newport.
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Personal IntelIiUencc

daughter Of Gen. Greene, Of revolutionary renown,
Mrs O. L. Littleaeld, s on visit to Washington and
she can, says the Washington Union be seen by her
friends, and the friends Of her iustrous father az
Browns Hotel This lady, the heir of her father has
claim before Congress- and the object of her visit to
the feat of government is to facilitate her interest
Rev. J. W. 3. Beck, Coburg, Canada; Miss Atwood,
New Bedford Judge Luther and Capt Ross New Orleans
John NJ Knight and son, East Hsddam Sam Howell,
san Francisco arrived at the Cooper House yesterday
Hon J. Wentworth and lady, Washington; Col. WIN.
Robinson, Augufta Ga; Capt Davis, Boston, Mr. Camp
bell and family New Hampshire; Col Wales and son,
Boston, B. r Coons, California; II. G. Gilbert and son.
Michigan c. T. Follensber Chicago; Col. n Cleing In
dianoPois; Dr. vanderburg New York, were among the
arrivals yesterday at the Aston House.
DR., johnson, Louisville, KY; Judge jackson, wiscon-
sin Hon. s. B. Campbell, Castleton; P. D. Perry, San
francisco; j. p Hazard, Newport; Geo. A. Luper, Nash
vile, Tenn, arrived yesterday at the st. Nicholas.
Hon d. Thurlin, Illinois; Hon VIM. Mahaifey, Penn
syivania Mr. and Mrs Bonner, New York; A. s. Denin,
EInira; G. Gayen, Brazil Wyman Grow, st LOUIS were
among the arrivals yesterday at the Metropolitan Hotel
Capt Culian, q. s. A.; Capt. Wright Hartford; L. A.
Hall, St Louis; J. s. Penfeld, Crown Point; j. r. Lom-
bard Washington, arrived yesterday at the Prescott
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the northerly shore Of Lake Superior or the MISC
ssippi river in Minnesota, to the Pacific Ocean Mr..
MoDougal, Of California, made the opening speech
on this project, a synopsis Of which may be found
under the Geographic head, and to it our readers
referred for knowledge of the advantages expect
ed to be derived by the accomplishment Of the
scheme.
Resolutions were offered in both houses yesterday
proposing an adjournment on Monday, July 8, but
no action was taken in either instance.
SoN-ARRIvAL OF THE ARCTIC.
The Arctic is Ia her thirteenth day. She is, Of
course, overdue. The Franklin arrived last Mon
day in less than twelve days, after detention Of
eighteen hours in the ice. Il is not unlikely that
ice has heightened the passage of the Arctic In
the universal desire to receive news from Europe
the delay Of few hours in the arrival of steamer
is noticed as much a detentionOf several days at
other and more quiet times.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Presbyterian General Assembly at Buffalo
yesterday elected DIR. A. T. McfiI Professor Of Pas
tural Theology in Princeton 81 minary, and John NJ
Waddel, DID,, to similar professorship in Dam
vile College.
| A marine diver named John Tate, was suffo-
Gated while thirty feet under water, at Lake Erie,
on Saturday last owing tca defect in the air pump
| Of the apparatus.
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The LICENSE GRANTING Yesterday, the Commissioners
sat for the first day in the Twelfth ward 10 license for
the ensuing year The applicants were Of diferent
Eleventh ward They were mostly Americans, and htel
gent men, and all Of them could read and write. The
number Of applicants was not very large, and only
twenty nine obtained papers for the coming year. Al
derman Wakeman and Councilman North and the Mayor
formed the Board of Commissioners. Councilman North
being an advocate Of temperance refused to sign 81
grant license to any one. The Alderman and Mayor
formed the majority Of the Board and their only
were attached 70 all the papers given out.
MILITARY vIsTERs,-Yesterday morning about a quar-
ter past ten O'clock the Horace II. Day Rifles Captain
bonavan Dorner, accompanied by Adkins brass band az
rived in this city from New Brunswick on visit to the
Champ Guards Capt Van Tasse lin the absence of Capt
Adams, whose quarters at ex Alderman Smiths of
the Ninth ward On their arrival they met by theic
friends at the Jersey City ferry, and formed into line
and proceeded Cortandt street. til nee to Full
ton Nassau and the llEaAIn o1ce giving the latter
vas continued Broadway to Tenth street aud back to
ex.Alderman Smiths in Perry street. where they par
took of excellent cold collation.. After this thev
visited Mr. Days residence in Tenth street. partakno.
of the Injuries provided there then they Adjourned to
lanmany Hall to supper and from thence the Broad
way theatre Tomorrow the rifles return to New Bruins
wick.
DIR. AHoTrs COLLECTION OF EGYPTIAN ANrrqurrrs-Ar
informal meeting OF the Committee to whom was re
feed the matter of devisng for the purchase
Stuyvesant Institute. The sum thus far subs crbed
amounts to considerably than 926 00O and in eli
probability the requisite sum will speedily be obtained.
An encouraging progress was reported, and It was re-
solved that the completion of the subscription full
list OF the sums contributed and the names Of donors
should be made public. In the meantime pending these
arrangements the collection will remain exhibition
CAUTION TO HACK DRIvERs.-Hack No 20. Michael.
Duffy, driver, complained Of yesterday BY oicer
Charles Wood, for leaving his coach standing In West
street corner Of Cortand not in charge of any one
was brought before the Mayor and fined 81 and IA de-
iauit OF payment committed to the Tonbs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-30

SANTA ANNA BACK IN MExIco.-The last &c
counts from Mexico represent Santa Anna as
having left Acapulco in the possession Of Alva-
req and returned to the capital, where he was
celebrating certain imaginary victories, after
the fashion of the grand celebration Of l547
of the victory of Buena Vista over General
Taylor. We have no doubt that all this blow
ing on the part of the dictator is to humbug
the administration at Washington; and we sus-
pect that one object of his return to Mexico in
such hurry is, that he heard General Gads-
den was coming, and thought that perhaps he
might have the first instalment Of that treaty
in his pocket. .sBut there is many slip 'twixt
the cup and he'ip," and the question of pay
ing over those ten millions of dollars to aid in
the establishment of another farcical empire
like that of Soulouque, has got to pass the or
deal Of Congress. In the meantime, God only
knows what may happen in Mexico; but we
are afraid that the money of the Gadsden trea-
ty will come too late for poor Santa Anna.
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The Turf.

UNION COUkSE, La I-ThOTTlNd'
The last of the published spring purses commended
for yesterday afternoon being to wagons, wagor
and driver weighing 800 bs mile heats best three I'M
Eve. Two only, of the four entries, came to the post
viz. Lady Collins and Miller's Damsel Like all the
others Of the series, it miserable atrair-a one
sided Lady Collins has easily all the purses forI
which she was entered and Lady Franklin has laid Quit
all that have commended against her quite handily In
fact, these two mares have their races without
showing 1.-THE Of their speed and until they are brought
together in their coming match the sporting world viii
have to remain in ignorance to their capabilities They
are both undoubtedly very fast.
Looking back at the various trots that have come of
this season. must be admitted that they do not CON-
pare favoraby with those of previous years. With
exception-the race between Eddy and True John-the
matches have been badly ade and save in the double
team pacing match the odds have generally won. The
proprieors of the Union Course have learned lesson
this season in the tier of purse offerings dearly
bought and to be forgotten by the proprietors of
the Centreville Eight ten purses closed with
five horses to come of at stated periodswo Of which
satisfied the public that all that Lady Collins and Lazy
Franklin in they would take the other horses not
having the slightest chance, and to attend than
the two first tros would be folly This has been the
and with the exception Of those who had
tickets the patrons Of the turf have been present in linn
tied numbers to witness the contests.
Lady Collins her race yesterday, as she has ar.
her others, in three straight heats without being put
to the top of her speed She took the lead at the start
in each heat, and was never behind, making neither
skip nor break In the contest The following is the
mary
MONDAY, May 20, purse and stake 5000, mile heats
300 lbs.
H. Woodruff entered br. m. Lady Collins -
G. Carl entered CHI. m. Mller's Damsel. .. 2:
d Ph,.r entered b, 3. Joe Huested. .......... dr.
Time, 244-245-2:39H.
Flora Temple and Centrevie matched Saturday
night last, to trot mile heats best three in ve to
wagons, for 81 000 the to off in twent DAYS
from the time Of making the match
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