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N BOOTS AND SHOES, ega
fnnnnfacfnIe ed In Lii lntlelnh In and 49,.
CARRlGGE-MAKINH.
CAKRIAGE FACTORY,

T WOULD respectfully announce to my custom
rs and the public generally, that have re-
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MISCELLANEOUS.
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.

FatTIB subscriber respectfully iafhfms them
D taI he has now on hand several has own
r.anllracI.ire N PnriahIe Horsc Powers and
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Diseases rhal have befn- lInIgssyrlnng 1

Diseases that have been lingering q 'he'l
lam tot Eve. len or twenty wears s-s',rfs 1
human body isslfs PAD and pafee q a,s =, :
mailer. where ,f.e, bohes nave become gov :
ea,ious. eaisjpg ibe ends 4 them 10 ,S'',
Where Nrtes, Br6nchilai Swelllnss, lanI y.
Ulcess, sndfC anesF sifisa NE 5, slemL 1oa'',
S,nhii,s M M Is uia0iy iotms, Ike 9affop,'''
b9rns witsin tie human bocb 81 s'u, ",
lpoiso66ous Hsuae 70 every organ .; wv :, ~ 4
Y - ,isApwA W insNovaiiAG hEsoo1l'% .,l
speedily resolved away al corrupt anu XIII XIII
S tue boos ssaJ sSaiaJIa new body, viii y
and lseshhy blood. s'lsa.i ~ I'D II
IA Rad~ay's Re,osaiiag ResoiOa'a "
Druggists geaeralis Us 1si ry|
r.. r. R,QGcs, l62 Fulton ~. ~ nwAi
NIB LOOK for The signature DINA
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y. !. .MEDrJ INES. s4n
MARRIAGE, q F,.ag9-
HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE,

@g WHY'S IrtF rts
That behold females. n the merdsl q lfIe
epken ia heah Ard sils h complication 81 di~eeses
aifHrs det1xfrE iits tor The eniotrcs
ufes t8ty seal hssi b, hupSapet II sI4ss
aid fsppy s- ~ la. srisiug from ac,ndeton ~ hesith
should hr prvthisats II i sstss * Ia
Many oflLe easssss her suerngs =, hfersTs years
kefote restsl ste El5 orthe hTst yrsrS Of uarrsagr
ilsiS sfas llgl nnisotseed aAd Of course
IN AFTER YEARS, -
wf,ea too iste beretisd BY kno~iedsc snok
back and aud The full Consequences OF our
igu0GaHce.
Wtu would tae possess. il easiy life, the
Know ledge obtaia alter years Aad What dats and
rlais af sagnisa might have beva spaed II the
knowledge was timely i~sssesatd u IS
MsLANcHOLY AND TARTLINo
To a,d sugeri endured y aeay wife
for years tn simple and conioilabe. easily
wiRedied-or better sill noi incurred Htssft3 ~ ~
WIFE AND MOTHER
Possessed tie information conaiaed ms liftie volume with
ia tie r-aci, Of an siiea would SPARE ts herself Cd
YEARS or MISERY.
Aud 10 her husband tbs oil and anxiety Of ind,
ieeeSssrly drVeis hun trm siekaess 81 the WIFE,
without siiiig the opportunity " acglrng that cunf-
whe lbs enttrt aLd the ts,ssessipu
Of Which WOULD The happiness Of himself, vile. and
sllitden. EA3fsAl ~
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NINTGiR.
TIytTUaE OF aRNIcA.

N maIi+m, &c, prepared and tor sale by
june IS. w. DORSEY.
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EEATS AND C'APS--o Of every Description
II y and qualify, Tor sale cheap oy y
Nav d; i53. JOHN w BOfo. 4
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-05-18
Road Notice.

arAHERE will be petition presented
= to the Commissioners of Jackson
County. at their next term, praying them
10 appoint viewers and surveyor, to view
and establish aroad as follows: Commen-
cling at the county road at the end OF John
Lackey lane running south along said
lane to where II passes his garden, thence
cast along the lane to the east line of said
I.ackey's land; thence south along he
line between him and the Stephenson farm
to the south west corner Of said Stephen
sons farm, thence to walnut tree eight
rods east of the Jones house, from thence
TO the fence east of Marcus W. Chering'
ton meadow, running with said fence tc
his wheat field; thence to the line between
Andrew Yeager and Clinton Cherington
and run south along said line TO the town
ship line; thence east along said line tC
the south lane between w. II. G, Jinkin'
BENJAMIN Arthur, thence along said Iant
to tie lane that passes said Nrlhurs house
running east long said lane, to where i
turns south. tnce south so as TO run tn
line on the west side Of Green Shumate
farm, and continue south on said line Il
intersect the road where said line crosse
said road west Of Harrison Shumate
house.
MAY q. 81. g.
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NEW DRUG STORE.
c. scHLEMX L. HAETxHALi.
G. SGNlEMM & Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists and
Chemists.
VALLEY BLOCK MARKET STREET.

VALLEY BLOCK MARKET STREET.
Next Doc to Mr.. N Goldberg's Clothing Stose.
PORTSMOUTH, OHIO.
VNHE above named firm desire to inform the.
citizens of Jackson and all others who,
may want anything in their line, ihat they have
Just opened an extensive Drug Establishment.
and hope from their knowledge of the business
and their attention and desire to accOSamodate.
to receive portion OF public patronage.
Having been engaged in the business several
years in Europe hey feel themselves fully com.
petent to please all who may favor them with
call. They manufacture many Of the drugs
and fluids now in common use, and are ready
to vouch for their purity aud genuineness.-
Their stock consists. in general, Il Drugs Med
cnes, Dye stutis, Chemicals, Paints, Glassware.
Brushes Of every description, DC, d., all Of
which will be sold low as by any other house
in the city.
Remember the place, Valley Block. Market
S rect. east side, opposite the MARKET house.
All orders and prescriptions filled with
promptness.
Or They are regular Practising Physicians.
and having graduated in one of the most cele-
brated Universities in Europe, feel warranted in
saying that they are able TO give satisfaction to
the SICK and afflicted.
April, l3, '54. Sly
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SciOtO n Hooking valley Rail Road.
- II Ross, Wholesale Grocer, Portsmouth. Of
-. fers his large assortment of Groceries, DC,
to Merchants and others of Jackson, and adjoin
ing counties, who may visit Portsmouth for sup
plies. S. r Ross, will give prompt attention to
the receipt of Goods and Groceries, arriving by
River, and forward them by the first train; and
willalso attend to the sale or forwarding Of Pro,
duce. Pig Iron, Grain, &c, arriving by cars
charges low.
~ Orders promptly filed, and letters of in.
quiring, as to our market or o her business, mat
ters, answered carefully. Address,
S.R. ROSS, Portsmouth.
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LTINBER! LUMBER i!

TWNHE SUBSCRIBERS would respectfully
announce u ths public, that they hav"
their new Steam Saw VI II in ,ertirn, an are
now prepared 10 fill all or iers in their line -
Having been engaged In the business for four
years, we feel conf lent thtt we can give salts
faction to all those who favor u with their pat
ronage. } ). " a. u ikuooGLn'
Liberty Township, JACKSON County, Ohio
Nav ia I'D S-tf
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-05-18
IRnillI NOIicC.

THNHERE will be petition presented to the
Commissioners Of Jackson county at their
next meeting, praying them to appoint viewers
and surveyor to view and establish county
road, as follows; Commencing at the county
road, at the south west corner of Finley Cher
ington's land, in Franklin Township, running
from thence north along said line to opposite
said Cherington's well, from thence east through
said farm 80 as to pass the south east corner OF
said Lhcrington's wheat field, running from
thence through Jesse Clark 5 farm, leaving said
Clark's stable north Of said road, the &C run
ming through Phillip Russel's farm, leaving his
house south of said road, passing near black
oak tree to whte-oak stake, on his etst line
thence north along said line to the north east
corner of said Russell's land, from thence eas'
Oh the line between Timothy Marvins and Geo
scurocks land, to intersect the State road a
said point.
MAY '54. g.
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Notice.

NoTICE is hereby given, that sealedp"opto-
IN sails Demonstrating Two Culverts. in the
incorporated village of Jackson; one on Pearl
Street and one on Water Street, will he receiv
ed by the undersigned until the last Saturday
in May, 1854. A plan fthe proposed improve
mpnts can be en- at the Mavor's Office in sa ID
village. ] w. LONGBON, Recorder.
"-- "--- Ma, ftfsSs ,4ysyq;tf. saw
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ROnd Notice.

CHFRE will be petition presented TO tne
Commissioners of jackson County at
their session to be held on the first Monday III
June next for county road as follows a W. ~
commencing at the County road Oh the me De, De-
tween TU' Dr. Reasoner and +. Dyson, in Liberty
township, thence south to the foot Of the hlll'
thence the nearest and best way to stake at
hon"N he cast corner of James Burchfed land
thence the @ south to the east end of Eli Iopss lane,
thence along the old road to the ne thsOce oe,wSe so
said Tope James and D. IPP onrn"r ne'U' Of S'F Ei
Tones ,and, thence the nearest and best way t
the Up north west corner of John Monroes land
thence south to a stake at the south west corne'
Of Silas Whaleys fe d, thence to and alonSi alo,Si
Amos Tope's lane to a gum tree; thence sour ,I,a
on the line (as near us good road can pe ili"Ge
between Tyrus Hannah and Enos West to IN
tersect the county road leading from the Forts
mouth road to Mosburgers Mill
May 1, sd, c.
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April 81, "a. 5-&m
Road Notice

vENHERE will be Il petition presented to the
Commissioners of jackson county. at their
meeting on the fir Mon ay in June next, pray
ing for the establishment OF county road to be
laid out as follows, TO wit: Commencing at the
mouth of James Cases lane, in Washington
Township, thence north east course to a line
that divides the lands Of James Case, then e
north to black oak tree, thence the best way
to he south east corner Of John NCheI's land
thence north to the north east corner of William
Byers land thence north west to a large rock Oh
David II. Clears land, thence a north course tc
the State road eadiug from Richmond to Wilks'
vile. A PETlTlONER,
Nav a '54 G.
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For Sale.

A good top Buggy for sale,--For particulars
n INQUIRE at this Office,
April ~, 81 5-H
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A New arrival of Dry Goods, Hats, Caps.
~ Boots and Shoes. Also splendid lot OF
Queensware, just received, and for sale by
BuNY WALrEBHoUsE & BUNS.
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DssOIutlOn Of GCO-i'artMcrs"ip.

DNSOINIEON OI NU~k NTVHCTS"IF
YENHE co-partner,hip heretofore existing unr
der the firm of Courier g. Davis, IS this
day dissolved by mutual consent. The busi,
ness will be settled by James A Courier who
will pay all the Indebtedness and receive the
outstanding debts. Therefore all indebt d Ell
ther by noie, open or book account, will see the
necessity Of paying up. J a COURIER
S D DAVIS,
The undersigned will continue the bu ines'
rs heretofore. J. A. COURIER.
Summit House, Jackson County Ohio.
NAV 4, 'j4 6-5w
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Ncru A0urrtise
War Influences upon Dry-GOOds!!
SECOND SPRING AND SUMNER
. IMPORTATIONS!l!
MM. nlannM & CO.

TgF HOLES NLE DEALERS, are now in re
VT cript o. their entire SECOND lMPOR
TATION # Spring and Summer Dry Goods,
which, for exten and variety, has never here
tofore been equaled in this market. Our early
purchases having nearly all been closed out by
the heavy trade we have had, enables us to ex
hibit an almost entire NEW AND FRESH STOCK
which is verv attractive In design ami variety,
and in consequence o. the unsettle state OF
the market in European goods arising from the
War, large invoices Of French and other goods
have been thrown upon the market recently
sold at great sacrifice, and having been pur
chased uader such circumstances by the sub
scribers, will be sold accordin ~.
GRAN early call is desirable before all the
bargains are of. IN WM. ELDEN Il Co.
Portsmouth MAY Is, '54. g.
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Notice.

TENHE subscriber having SOLD out his entire
stock of Goods to J. Edward Jones, and
being now engaged in another business at dis
tauce from the o d stand, would very respectful
" inform his friends and old customers that he
has for their convenience authorized J. Edward
Jones by power of Attorney, tocollect AL debts
due to him. The subscriber would also say
that he thinks him elf entitled for once u
prcmp, payment. and that the business that h
is now engaged in requires that his old bushes
should be settled within short time.
THOMAS L HUGHES.
Oak Hill, May 4, "a. 6-Sw
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Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE, May 9.
The supply of beeves during the week
has been limited, the whole number offer
ed no, exceeding 275. and the sales were
made at the advanced rates of ll0l34
~ ID net. llogs sold at 6G64c W lb,
net.
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James II. Lloyd, In Jackson
VS.. common fItdS
Malinda Loyi widow In Partition.
and others.
NHALINDA Lloyd widow Of William r.
I'VE Lloyd late of Jackson county, Ohi1, de
ceased William c. Lloyd, Joseph Lloyd, Susan
nah Mcclure and Samuel M'CIure her husband.
Elizabeth Lloyd, Peter Lloyd, Andrew j Lloyd,
Louisa Lloyd, Sarah J. Lloyd and Eleanor Lloyd,
of Jackson county, Ohio, will take notice that
Il petition was filed against them on the first
day Of April, A. D. 1854, in the court Of com
mon Pleas, in and for Jackson county, Ohio,
by James II. Lloyd, and is now pending, where
II the said James II Lloyd, demands Partition
of the following retl estate, TO wit: The north
west quarter OF the north east quarter OF section
thirty five, township five and range eighteen,
stu tte in said jackson county, Ohio, contain
ing forty acres. Also, the north ea quarter OF
the south east quarter ofthe same section, town
$ ip and range, containing forty acres. Also,
the east half Of the nor h east quarter OF the
same section, township and range, containing
eighty acres, and that at the next term OF said
court application will be made by said James
II. Lloyd. for an order that partition may be
maze Of said premises
JAMES II. LLOYD,
By LEVI DUNCAN, his Atty
April 6, '54. 2-6w
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Mineral Lands For Sale.

YUIHE SUBSCRIBER is AUTHORIZED
TO receive proposals for the purchase ct
ahout 5000 acres of land, ownel bv GEORGE w.
sAnoFANr Esq., in vinton TOWNSHIP, Vintog
county, Ohio, consisting Of the 6 10 aud 269
acre lots, Nos 2,3,7, IL 90. "a, "a, & 35in
Township ., Of Range l6 in tie Ohio COmpa-
ny's Purchase These lands are in the Iron ore
region. in the vicinity OF The Ninton, Enele and
Iron Valley furnaces, and within a convenient
distance from the line of the Marietta and Gin
cInnati Railroad They are without improve
timber, and present most esirabe Opportuni-
~ TO those disposed to nuke Investments in
mineral lanes, or Engage in the manufacture OF
Iron.
Communications NAV he addressed to me al
Marietta. Il DOUGLAS PUTNAM.
Ma, II, 1854 7-4w
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PORTSMOUTH MARKET,
WEEKLY BY oANEs BUsErnk
PORTSMOUTH, May 10, 1854.

AVhlohoUlh' HaJ - AS"''
Apples dried 81, Sugar Loaf 10
BrOoms pr COZ $202 50t /" Crushed ~
Bacon Hams pr ib y0lH Salt Kanawha bu 25a4O
" Shoulders 6t0521; Teas loose g. in packs
&" Sides 7@S Y II ID 45a50
Beans w per bu NOS Imperial %
Butter pr ib l0@l2bj Gunpowder 80
Candles, mould l4GDl5 3 Tobacco NJ & X cav l6
Star 2A Z" Va cav 20to4O
Cotton Yarns l6I Oil Lard or gal ~
Germ pr bu 5W vi L'nSeed e0
Cheese w r ID S(GQ Oals pr bu IS
Coffee Rio l2bul3l Peaches DIR 81 75a$2
Cloverseed 5,5t Potatoes Irish, 5Oa56
Flour pr Dbl $Sao, ,25j oaIa atus pr ID 5d5!a
Feathers pr lb iSugur ID 412a5ts
Flsxseed pr bu i 00| lailow pr Id o3a
Fish Cod pr ID SAY
Mackerel l3G2T Timothy s'ed 3a3 70
Lard pr ID Wheat prbu 90
Molusses N O gal 22a?.} Whisky common q
&c IL 4O " Mon'hala 81
GS 5US "Rye 5U
Nails 10 to Cd 4Aa5'
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DY Virtue of writ Of execution issued from
ID the Clerks Office of the Court of Common
Pleas, in and for jackson county, Ohio, and to
me directed, will expose to sale at public auc-
tivn, on saturday the
=UIi day OF May. A. ID. 1854,
between the hours of ~ o'clock A, NJ, and 4
o'clock NJ. of said day, at the door of the
Court House, in the town of jackson, in said
Jackson county, the following described real
estate situate in said county, to witt The south
east quarter Of the south west quarter of section
ten, and the north east quarterof the north west
quarter of section fifteen, township seven, range
-, containing IS and thirtynine hundredlh
acres. Appraised at $4,000; taken in execu
ton gps the property oil James Chumley, at the
suit Of Moses Sternberger, assignee of James
NJ Cormick. NINTON POWERS, Shift j. c
April ~, ID. lids
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WOtD (nrPPERS WANTED
AT JACKSON FURNACE.

w HEJACKsON FURNACE Co., will pay
h so Cts. per cord, CASH, for chopping
wood. The Timber is first ra e, and the lay OF
the ground good Apply at the Furnace.
Nav ls, '54. g.
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Road Notice.

F-7AHERE will be petition presented to
u The Commissioners of Jackson coun
~. at their meeting on the first Monds!
in June, next, praying for an aItera'Io"
in the county road leading from the Ports
mouth road to the Jackson Furnace road;
commencing d the south end OF llrz'kiah
Shepherds' lane. in Scioto township
nence the 10 black tree near the pres
ont travelled road on Elizabeth J. BARS
farm; thence the best way along SAID
travelled road to the Jackson Furnace
road. aud there 10 end
May 4, "a. 6-4w.
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"a @-A ME EDS

The highest market price will be paid here
for all kinds Of country produce.
BUM WALTERHOUSE & BUM.
Jackson, april IL, 'j4. Sly
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OnlA Pieces Bacon shoulders, just from
OUU Smoke House, for sale to the trade
W. G. WHlTNkY.
Corner Of Market and 81 SITS. Portsmouth, D.
May II, 81. lily
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1A Boxes Smith e. Jones Brand Is Toba :
~ CO, jussreceived and for sale low by
May II, '54. i-y W G. WHITNEY.
= Chests 6ne Y, II. Tea, reed. direct from
y Philadelphia, for sale by
w. G. WHITNEY.
Corner Of Cd and Market Sts Fort mouth, 0
NAV II, '54 7-y tr.
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TEHE Subscribers beg leave o say to thepeo
pie Of Jackson, and vicinity, thatthey have
ust opened the largest and cheapest lot Of goods
ever offered in this market at their Store. i'm
niediately opposite the Court House. Their
large Stock Of
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.
ISzii
Corner OF King street and the Public Square,
MAtIINsBURG, VA.

Corner OF King Street and the Public kquare,
MAKIINsBURG, VA.
gElIiE Undersigned lenders her eordialthanks
h to her friends and The public, for their
past liberal encouragement, and respectfully
solicis a continuance oil The same. She has
committed her House and business concern ed
with II TO Mr. William Pendleton, and he
pledges bimsef tha, nothing shall be wanting
to make the United States ,iutei pleasant
and agreeable aome 10 the traveller and guest
The House will always be provided with at
teptiye Servants and faithful Ostlers. The
Bar and the Table supplied with The best the
market will afford. Passengers from the Rail
Road will always find Porter al the Cars TO
convey them and lhe;f baggage 10 the House
free OF charge.
90 Boatders taken by the day, week, month
OF year. on moderate terms.
April 10, le5i-ti. MARY ODEN.
~ Esprit Of Jefferson" CAarcslown;
.Vnginian." Winchester; aud Herald and
Torch - Haotrstown, copy 81.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-09-06
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.

EHAVE for sale good assortment Of goods
4 in this line, embracing Ia and l2-4 Linen
Shseiing, real Bsrnesiey 81 and q Pillow.
case Linens, Richardson's l0.4, IA and II a
b.ached Cotton Sheelings. 40 inch and "a
Pillow case Cotons, Marsailles Quilts, Bed
Blankets. Table Cloths, Towlings and Nap
kng, "a and 10 A Damask Table Linens
Huckerbuck and Russia Diapers, Richard
sons Family Irish Linens. Lace and Muslin
Curtains, Worsted Dau,aSk Curtains, French
Oil Dress Calicoes, with almost every article
in Dry Goods that is wamed-deaIers vii
please call AID examine them.
Dec. 81. '53. J. w. lloyd.