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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-26

TIE Vorr ron RrraEsEsrArrvr.-
BY the official returns fron, this county,
the vote between DR.. Wit.er, dem. and
DR.. Carpenter, abo., for Representative,
Is made tie. II we are credibly in-
formed. Dr.. Wi.ter is duly elected one Of
the representatives to the Legislature
from this county, and has been deal. IN.
justly with by the canvassers in making
the vote tie. We are informed tina.
some four or FIVE votes in this township.
Tor DR.. Wiiter, were not counted by the
Judges becs use the State and County
tickets we're cut apart.
This Will Of course be carried 10 the
Legislature for investigation and settle
ment.-Dap. Basmer.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-26

The Pope gave the Italian patriots who
landed at New York last week, Of whom
q full aud interesting account was pub-
llshed in the Commercial Of Saturday.
their choice between Tn ysGs's service on
ne cham gang. and fransportafisM 70 Me
United Nates. Flauering 10 10, isn't IN
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-26

TnE CsAa ! McGaEcoa.-A pale,
gr.ph is ., pss1ssfs soing.tAe rosnd y
The English papelk = d e6Ss sa1t u
pressn. Car Is , son He
lady, with who's eh.ruS Z Epsr
Paul was sm;sssk whs4 - EAgiaAe -
The Emperor. il is said was privately
married 10 her before he brought her 70
share his throne in Russia.
The lady was the daughter Of Nc.
Gregor. ! Highland Farmer, u she
Bridge Of Turk.
The St. Louis Democrat says that night
before last, a German lady connected
wi.hshs millinery shOpof Ma Orally
on eleventh st., WAS attempting to light
4 camphene lamp OF the house, when BY
some means The liquor exploded, barning
the head, face and shoulders Of the woman
very severely and also in6icting some
painful burns upon Mrs. O. Reilly who
was standing BY At the time. Why
can't people Sc careful with this danger
| Gus Auid, or else discard IL use altogether.
Tn. ansmpe 70 make printing paper
out Ct straw il succeeding very we'll
The Philadelphia Ledger is now printed
on paper composed Of three-fourths straw.
The demand for paper has become %
great, that i is impossible 10 End rags
enough and il is absolutely necessary
that some substitute be und.--Bvks
Co. Pres. @e
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-26
ESTRaY HORSE.

FAAEN VI BY John =. Cole, in N0neer
= townsAils nicayane Grove, yellow bay
horse. with one whfSe hind foot leh fore foot
white few white hairs in his forehead, and
aDoNt Is haAda hi1h. III
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-26
The Lyons Road

We were yesterday shown letter from
VIZ II. TurHiLL, ESQ, Of tins place
Wiz has for sosne time past been Stopping
l. he ctr Or New York. NJ. T. states
thai be was prese.. :, meeting Of tie
ton5-tsl3ers Of the ADORE road. 1t which
Mr.. II. P. Adams and Judge Chandle,
we're also present Mr. Adams there s.a.
ted TIA tie Company had issaei bonds
% d.e a-aoea. Of a5oa, $500 900, many
q xhi1n mad Teen disposed 9. AID ealy
snail amounts realized VI The company.
Adams blamed tie Treasurer. Dir.
Cakwel. who, As far Is could be ya,hea :
e had failed o. resigned, a, any rate
sas net pgesen. He further said ina,
$50 900 rad teen placed in The hands
Of Allen, OF the Cochrua.e Bank. Bos-
ton. on which The CO. had received only
81, 900. In q prerioas letter, Mr.. Tut
nil stated that bonds OF this &C. rad been
sold from 2 TO 3. cents On the dollar, and
ira. this meeting a, which he was then
present, adjourned TO meet a, another
tilne, and appointed committee TO in.
ves.igate the affairs OF Inc company.
He also says, that he has no doubt b1i
Ia. all persons holding bonds in that way
al security, and also those who had pu1.
chased a. low pTace, &c, would be VIII
Ing to glve up their bonds, on receiving
The amour; they rad expended and inter-
est He also adds. tina, he had courer-
satiol with the Chairman OF the commit.
tee, who informed him tina, tLe pfotabii-
~ vas Ina, the road would 60 Cd, under
some different arrangement, az soon as
matters could te 90, into proper shape.
And 20 il strikes ~. that with the large
amount oil bopds ia the hands of eastern
capitalists, who have obtained them for a
mere pi':ance Of two cents on the dollar,
that as soon as the old concern can be got
out q the way, steps viii be taken TO ge,
the road under way again, and then it
will be on such footing As 10 ensure its
completion a, no very distant day.
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The Davenport Banner, after = notice
that the new Triaity Church in that pl ace
viii be open Tor service on the ensuing
Sabbath. adds the following:
n. b. - The cHEwrRs OF rosA
co are earnestly requested to avoid the
use Of the article in the church, Or else
spt III Neir RATS,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-26
He OucHr TO Know. John Went
worth, member Of Congress from Illinois,

He OucHr TO Ksow.-J0hn Went
worth, member or Congress from Illinois.
says:
Washington, with all its beauty, is .
heanless, wicked place. II j. one grea.
gambling den, where the stakes are Off.
ces. and the players Legislators, every.
body says that everybody are rascals and
knaves and everybody acts ~ If he be.
lieved what he said was true"
n~The Philadelphia rum-scllsrs have
held an Indignation meeting with refer.
ence to the efficient execution Of the
Sunday Law BY Mayor Conrsd. They
denounce his proceedings as Oppressive,
Unconstitutional &c.," and all.ge tina,
more leniency is shown to Thieves,
Housebreakers. and others guilty Of
crime agains. life and property, than to
their fraternity. However much the
guilty parties may squirm, we hope the
vice will be screwed tighter until the vi.
tality Of the traffic is entirely squeezed
out. In that case criminals Of every grade
will become scarce in community. Re.
hrm<r
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-26

The svy,xzA expression 81 @Cn San
River. !" has anrg h.a = waysc Is s1-
pres<ape os ths acxzycf 3cfnsses caEsaa-
da.es & psasacsl preicmon--s has haa
4. a.y. 81 River ms been much nss-
eica A raS iuzaag-as,ca. - tunes pass
ed, hsr. passed u this stream /. sus frcsEa
the decentralization IN cur FRS page, il
VIII a7.car that In tbs iax age the raovc-
rnen. IS on fccs - carsaaa the ssSe xaacl
hereteiese hxs herca - tlssi dI-ccaaa,
and ever WHICH Sab River LAa a. zadIs.
rased control TIE wings have had ?ss-
seskson c[ the SAX rirer esan.ry - iaaS,
and In f.cs sy rixa, Ct discovery rs well
Is Of setses,cas, can cam exclusive u
-iedscsson c~er II Fog THIS reason. As
res ccnsnanscai,ons sae oolo aixasaaniss
al this rear hare determined 10 aacPi
sox3e oshe- dresscn. sad by ~asscssfy
bare selected Nebraska, Eaica. il S he
Lered VII 50 Jar throw SAX River into
the Shade q 10 reader i IN = ieu years
entirely obsolete. Nehsaska a,w il ne
ocnnon dcssina,scn-she defeated seek
q shelter Ia Semaska, and wei they
should fos !, has been the canss o; iaeu
deEea.
But The communication alluded 10 Oh
this subject, is o' iuteres-read r. |,
gives description Of the country ans
the arrangements made q; head-quaraers
for oar sosoarn while there I. strikes rs
that The Iowa expedi,icn had t~sse, wais
until November, :; which time the cleo
sions take place II most Of the other
States, and then il can be made into a
Natioaal eKp-dinoa, and send = greater
swarm up Nebraska" than any Of The
hord=s Of EaS.ern harhariaas TIA; orer-
run Europe
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-26

Oss o. THE UsIrED ErArEs IN En-.
.ors.-Ths New York Tribune states
that tho principally Of Monaco. on the
shores Of the Mediterranean sea, in Isaly,
has applied fcr admission into he Uni.
Ted States. Il consists Of three cities,
Mentor. tho largest. Roqucbrsus and
Monacco. the latter being the capitol
The sea.ports are said e b. rood and
would prove valuable to VI while he
territory % described - rich in mines 81
silver, iron, mercury, &c.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-26

E9 We have received circular and
annyuacemeia Of tie Medical Depart.
ment Of the Iowa State University, loca.
ted al keokuk, Iowa The ensuing ses.
sion commences Nov l. 1854.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-26

e The female windler, who has recently
been didiing the people Of Baltimore, under the
guise Of Shaker, after leaving Baltimore, went
to Massachusetts, and there deposited about
$500, after which shs came to New York with
q view Of creating q similar and profitable SEN
sation amongst TIE Gothamites. On Thursday
last she was found by police officer, at the Me-
chances Hotel, Courtiand street, New York
where ahe had taken up quartsrA The officer
Immediately tslegraphed to the proprietor ol
Barnum's Hotel, Of his discovery, and ! return
dispatch requested that she might be arrested
and detained until further orders. she was &C
cordingiy taken from The hotel on Thursday
evening and provided with quarters II thr sta
ton house In her possession the gold watch
and chain was found, and she admitted that !,
belonged to Baltimore lady. The proprietor
of Barnum's Hotel was notified Of her arTes;
and he telegraphei that he did not wish TO pros
ecuie; to let her 60 and sin no more. She ap-
pears 10 be about nineteen years OF age, say.
she is a native Of England. and gave her name
as Elizabeth Bushnell
From the description given, and the style oil
proceedings, we are inclined to the opinion tina
she is the notCsious "Belle Of Bellefountaine, ,
who came il over an ex-congress man, lawye,
and parson, at Bellefountaine, Ohio, few
months ago, in tine same way, and ii the sam,
girl who was with DIR. Jones, in Louisville, ant
was sentenced 20 the pcnieniiary for forgery
and pa rdoned. She resides in Lafayette, In
diana.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-26

QUEsa TEA.--Some sixty tons q Gunpow-
der Tea have been received in New York, from
San Francisco. The Josrsai OF Commerce says
there is not the least smell or taste Of lea about
It, but in appearaaoe it u tie most complete
imitation we ever saw. II Is probably made Of
thin paper, rolled in mud; but in weight, color,
peculiar shape Of the Leaf, and every thing e!ss
but favor, Il cannot BE- distinguished from the
genuine article. Even the little bits Of broken
stone seen in good samples Of gunpowder tea,
are initiated to the life-apparsHty from the
same ma'erial.--Once mixed with genuine tsa,
the adnlteraiion could hardly be discoveredi
and il may be well for dealers 10 keen LOOK
out a. to the disposal Of this invoice.
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LlSE PaEsEavEa SsAr--We learn hy our
Washington cotsmporaries, that some very sue .
cessfu experiments have been aade 1t the
navy yard In that city, in the presence of num-
Der Of naval officers, with the life preserving
seat Of N. Thompson, u this city. This seat
forms ship stool of the usual sizs, convenient,
neat and substantial, and can b. converted into
lne-Preserver 10 moment, BY moving two
brass slides, which allow Tito divide and omen.
and then BY moving the slids : fsw inches more,
they hold Il firmly in that position. II thsa forms
strong frame with capacious air chamber At
each end, and the person b supported in the
water without eaost ths sidss eoning IN undo,
the arm-pits, asd leaving the arms aaa legs free.
An sxperinenter, who had never before sen
the apparatus threw himself with II into eighteen
test q water and managed il in many way,
with perfect ease.
A sPrig.ly looking little gil passed
through Buffalo on Tuesday, n charge OF
the Amer. Express Co. She was des.
tined for Joliet, Ill. This method of send.
sending children is getting 70 Be common.
ArrossrnsSrs.--The Presidsns Of the
United States has made the following
appointments -'Rs
Francis Burt. Of South Carolina, 10 Be-
Governor Of the Territory Of Nebraska.
Paschal Bequette, Of California, 70 Be
Receiver OF Public Moneys .. Benecia,
CaiitoEnia, vice Charles Loring. deceased.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-26

1.-THE drop curtain Of the National
Ihsasre IN Cincinnati j. covered with
advertisements Of the prominent business
houses in that city. IL this Is not corn.
oaning the useful with the ornamental,
We despair Of ever seeing such . ecmbi.
nation. Think Of NE curtain coming
down after Shylock's anatheua aeainst
the Christians food, pork, and disclosing
me advertisement Of packing house: Of
tho rebel there must b in hssdbill
sd.ert,s'ng candies, after hearing Ham,
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Additional news by the America.
HALIFAX. MAY 25, Z. N.

HALIFAX, May ZOJ L, w.
The report of the capture of the ship
Baldaur relative TO the steamship seen on
the 2Ist of April received by the Frank,
lin, is now repeated with important addi
tons. The steamer headed north but al.
tered her course towards the Baldaur,
and Immediately disappeared. The Bal
daur steered to the spot and saw large
quantities of biscuits and boxes. When
the steamer was first seen, bark was u.
long side, but the latter steered away
south, and as no one was seen on board
the steamer, it was presumed the bark
saved the passengers.
The latest news states thatnegotiations
are In progress for an offensive and de-
fensive alliance between Sweden and the
allied powers.
1t was reported in Paris that Spain,
Portugal and Piedmont were willing to
join the allied powers and furnish contin-
gencies.
Hanover has declared against letters
of marque, and the Paris MonttcHr an
nounces that Austria was about to do
likewise.
The Arab chief Jessup, with 1000 fol-
lowers, had embarked for turkey.
Fourteen Russian Merchantmen had
been captured in the Black Sea. Admi.
raj Dundas had proposed to exchange
prisoners.
A new French loan Of 250,000,0OO
francs is talked Of
1t was reported that the English frigate
Amphion was ashore near Reyels and the
crew made prisoners.
The inhabitants of Odessa were return.
ing to the town and the places Of business
were opening.
Details of the bombardmcnt Of Odessa
had been received, but were far from de-
cisive. The attacking force consisted of
nine steamers and detachment Of rocket
boats.
The Russian batteries fought with ex-
treme bravery, the battle lasting twelve
hours. During the action red hot shot
from the steamer Terrible blew up the
Russian magazines and silenced a formi-
dable battery. Three Russian frigates in
the harbor were burned to the waters
edge, also two smaller ships of war that
were being built. The rockets set fire to
the lower part of the city, which burned
for two days. Three attacking steamers
were disabled. British loss % killed and
40 wounded.
On March 25th, the British steamer
Furious approached Odessa. Two guns
without balls were fired, when the steam.
er ordered them to stop, and sent boat
ashore with flag of truce, which was res
pected. The boat landed, and was sent
back to the steamer with information that
the British consul had left. The steamer
again approached as if to survey when
the batteries fired seven shots at her, but
none at the truce boat.
On the Cd of April three allied steam
ers came to Odessa to demand satiSfac-
ton. The Russian commander expressed
~ ~ f4i in wri-is1-that the allies imagin.
ed that the Russian shots were fired at the
flag of truce. He explained the facts
and refused to deliver up the shipping in
the harbor as demanded. Hence the
bombardment, 1t is reported that allies
abandoned their intention Of attacking
SeYaStopol at present.
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STATE BANK OF Ohio.
Q. S7BRNBBRCBR,
Jackson c. H., Ohio.

take this opportunity to tender my compli.
ments to my friends, customers and the
public generally for the liberal patronage here
'o'ole eA'c"ueu 10 me- ana thahklul Tor past Ia
oTiS' T can assure loehl lnat am now able tc
Jtiot steo'Gf inducements thah ever and an
uv.ri,S1 ert S 10 .n assure no pans or expense to
public Confidence e''' u patronage "HO
wish to keen If bo goro tIo noo,,,o tb,4Ib.
inst received m noHsnoily ro p,U 'it"I 81 II, v,
fresh and beantnI nooIs ho"SIt Pf'2 ~ - nD"
which pledge mtseIr 70 r@tai cnrYrrP |w tIsI ,,n
any other man in JACKSON or elsewhere. and
will demonstrate the fact to any person who
will call and purchase.
l challenge com4Poti.ionand invite an inspec-
''O IF 81 saSS S n" 8UoT' Ioat ana dn prS,S o oo
is any indictment topurchasers, they shall not not
90 away dissatisfied
TO e9umerqte even tenth part of my stock
~ brisf "f.I Gn,u wT",u p9 'goiogS a can on,y give
thousand articles in % the several departments 1 ,r
thereof, which consist in part, as foIiows:-A
very heavy stock of French, English and Amer,
ISo' Don sn SIGaIS.oims, all colot.baeE' Igniy and
Tweeds, Jeans and satiactis lord Of difrrept f I coi.
ors, styles and qualities,
A full supply of o
LINEN GOODS,
snch 5,1 as lrislr ana Brown Linen Linen Table
all other linens Of Jsrent inIs u' H"''S ana
READY MADECTOTUING
Consisting of every class, quality and dcscrip
tiono cloth, tweed, linen, satin, check and cot
to ton coats and pant. satin, silk, velvet Mar
'0''' 'i''c" ana 'S'lpn StIpTY yTSS ol all sizes
snIondid ,ot Of tbo -Sn fna-t str,o ond on,,;,,,
ever yet offered. ' 4"-'''
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Made of Calf, Morocco, Goat, Kip, Pat
ent Leather, &C., together with Caters,
Pumps, Slippers and Brogans, of every
kind.
A comnIete and hnaut;f,l assortment of
TtnTFC, npEgS r0OnC
p,,o1. pioin 80 T;nraJ %lI', o,J TGoD'1' Tar. 49,
Ci,n c;II' ' ~ ~,'0 'lu ton. ""v Ni DioIo
7 | n;ma Rnnauoa T"n.n, | omn paLos % 1oa "
i1"il0' 10" s,'' Lawn W. i'oOo' Vao'
ohct'S' lhu'" NUNS, N"iSS' DIcHueS, DoO,
lnctIS' lmPeli"ls, UlhgnamS' IrihIS ana
oil Shl"8S III tllo LaoleS Cs', Dress uoQuS llhe'
Ets,y S,y sTsio'y P 4l HIn, s, u'l1P, L'SnHtH
Iiu III" DonHTIo, T,I, 81" oiiP'i Oilli
muIeh arc SIla'S ana fIa1S' 'NlOOohS ana bonnet
trimmings
a IN, iIne assortment OF 'laln' hm6roider-
ca White' Grape and other Summer
0haWlS, ~ ON
ALoOTIadi e., Ii!l s; c., yeliy' oIlk and Linen
Laces, Six Mltts, SILK, Linen and cotton
Gloves, Linen Silk and Cotton Hose
Black White and Pink Grapes, Fans, etc.
A full stock of Brown and Bleached
Muslin, Drilling, Ticking, Check, Table
cloths, Umbrellas, Carpet Sacks, Trunks,
Valises. Wall paper. Borders. Blinds etc
Ioua.o otoot df oiI Lid &c
nv % 10 SIN ~ W |il n,i,uo W C,
AAdIU WaIc' V1eSMs s,., ""Ic, NAAss"
H"lc 'l''Ir 'iCIioWs'Ic' sun! var,
Lamps, Lanterns, Looking Glasses, etc.
The most extensive and finest LOFT of all
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ESTRAY MARE.

GtTRiYED away from the subscriber at Iron Val
- ley Furnace jackson county, small SORltEL
N MARE. SAID mare was with fOal when
~ she went away, had three white feet, was
6onI eS Sht years old aud shoI all round. No other
marks OF notice being remembered will pay to any
person the sum of Five Dollars, that will deliver said
mare to either Esquire Fisher in Huntington town
ship, Gallia county or to myself at Iron Valley
Furnace. Any person living ten miles distant OF
over having taken up said mare, will please address
THOMAS flAGERTY,
Burlington, jackson Co., o.
NIayll. 1854, 7-3w
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good story is told ola Michigan man
who recently went down into Indiana TO
buy drove Of horses. He was longer
than he intended to be absent and failed
to meet business engagement On be.
ing rather reproached for not being home,
he made due apology. 81 tell you how
it is, Squire. at every little darned town,
13!!sey wanted me to stop and be President
of Bank Toledo Blade.
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LL-MRNRl hL-NDnR i!

FENIlE SUBSUKIBEItS would respectfully
4 announce to tho public, that they have
their new Steam Saw Mill in operation, and are
now prepared 10 fill all orders in their line
Having been engaged in the business Tor four
years, we feel confident that we can give salts
faction TO all those who favor us with their pat
ronage. J. 5. & A. D. TRUSSELL.
Liberty Township, JACKSON County, Ohio.
MaY lS, '5l. S-I
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"-T
JAPAN

1t is now announced, apparently with
every show of truth, that the ports Of Ja-
pan, will be opened positively next year.
This is a concession, that should have
been forced upon this selfish nation, a
hundred years ago. The world is not so
large, that we can afford to have part
of it shut up by set of dogs in the man
ger. Besides the situation Of these Is
lands, has rendered them, peculiarly
necessary, as places of StoPpage for Eu-
ropean and American vessels, crossing
those seas. To respect their supposed
right to behave in the outrageous manner
they have done, is wholly to mistake the
right OF nations, The commonwealth Of
nations, is like a commonwealth of indi-
yidual men. One man has not the
right to throw himself back, upon what
he considers bis reserved rights, TO the
delriment and inconvenience of all his
neighbors. Our country will receive the
praise of posterity, for being the first to
explode this monSlruS injustice, by teach
ing these semi. .barbarians, that there is a
higher law than that Of umiXcd selfish
neSe.-PiuSbaygh J0urRaL
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Notice..

NOTICE is hereby given, that scalcdprop,o-
~ sails for constructing two Culvers. in th9
incorporated village of Jackson one on Pearl
Street and one on Water Street, will be receiv'
ed by the undersigned until the last Saturday
in May, 1854. A plan ofthe proposed improve,
ments can be seen at the Mayors Office, in said
village j. w. LONGBON, kecofGer'
NAV l9, '5l. e-2w
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SciOtO Il Hooking Valley RailrOadi
Change OF Time.

ON and after Monday May lst, 1854, the
" trains upon this road will be run as fol-
lows until further notice:
Trains Going North.
Express train will leave the Depot at Ports
mouth at s, Is A. M, arrive at jackson at .O,.
so.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Will leave at 2,30 P. NJ, arri, at Jackson at
Sos.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Accommodation train leaves Jackon at '.0O
A. NJ, arrive at Portsmouth lOlO.
Express ira in at ! 80 P. NJ, arrive at Forts
moutn AIS.
Shippers can deliver freight at the Depot,
from 6 O'clock, A. NJ. to 6 o'clock, ?. NJ. Each
lot of freight must be accompanied with du-
plicate Bill of Lading.
The Company will not be responsible for the
delivery of any Goods, any further than the va
rious Stations and Deposits, nor for any of them
not properly receipted for by their agents.
J. C0NNELLEY, Supt.
Jackson, May 4. 81. G--tf
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NEW DRUG STORE,
c. scHLEMJ. L. HARTSHlLL.
G. @GHl.EMM 3 co.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists and
Chemists,
BLOCK MARKET STREET,
PORTSMOUTH, OHIO.

PORTSMOUTH,, OHIO.
ENHE above named firm desire to inform the
Z citizens of Jackson and all others who
may want anythingin their line, that they have
Just opened an extensive Drug Establishment,
and hope from their knowledge of the business
and their attention and desire to accommodate,
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 and genuineness.--
Their stock consists, in general, cf Drugs Med
cines, Dve-stufs Chemicals, Paints, Glassware,
Brushes of every description, DC, d., all of
which will be sold al low as by any other house
in the city.
Remember the place, Valley Block, Market
street, east side, opposite the MARKET house.
All orders and prescriptions flied with
promptuess.
D. They are regular Practising Physicir;oz
and having graduated in one of the mos.te cele-
brated Universities in Europe, feel Warranted In
saying that they are able to give satisfaction %
the siof and afflicted.
April, l3, "a, Sly