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Cool WEATHER There has been quite
a change in the atmosphere in this region,
for u week past, the mornings and evenings
being 50 cool as to render it necessary to
keep up fires, and bringing into use over
coats and shawls This is the very best
time for chills and levcrs, and we would
advise our readers to be very careful of
their health, as there has bccnmany deaths
in this vicinity from these causes.
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WATER MELONS, s,-We notice quite a
number of these Cholera Pills for sale in
our streets, and would advise our friends
to be very careful how they indulge in the
use Of them.
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The Methodist Protestant Church Of
North Illinois, proposes to hold a Mass
Convention in Center Grove, Bureau
County, illinois, on the 17th of this
month, to agree upon some plan for sep
araling said church from its connection
with slavery.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-08-23

Us The Republicans Of Springfield
township, Galia county, held a meeting
on the 4th of August at the Town house,
pursuant to previous notice, Hon John
Cherrngton presided, Gen Holcomb ad-
dressed the meeting at some length in
support of the nominations of the 18th
of July Convention. Resolutions indors-
ing the nominations then made were adop.
ted. The meeting also resolved that the
GaliipOiis Journal is not the organ of the
Republican party of Galia county. 1t
will be remembered that the Journal
was one of the three weekly papers that
opposed the nomination of Chase,--O. S.
Journal.
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THE Co.partnership heretofore existing un.
der the name of Ward, Murray & Stephenson,
was this day dissolved by mutual consent. John
l.. Ward having disposed OF his entire interest to
D. N, Murray, the business will be continued by
the remaining partners, under the firm and style
Of Murray a. Stephenson.
JOHN L. WARD,
d. N MAURRAY.
GEO. STEPHENSON.
porfsmoufh duo 59 '55 Oo-Ap
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New York Cattle Market.
New YoRK, Aug. Il

NEW I OINhJ mug IU'
The price of Bceves average over loc,
being fully as high as last week. Sheep
sell at from 81 to $5 Lambs 81, l,5O06,
and Ohio corn fed swine at 9@95c.
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The undersigned having on hand very large
and vel assorted stock of Hardware and Cutlery,
and being desirous of reducing their stock prior to
receiving the fall supply, they will from and after
this date sell their present stock at much reduced
prices, and much lower than the same article can
be purchased in the west.
Furnace owners, country merchants and others
are requested to give MS call before pulchasing--
as we believe il will be TO their interest to do so,
MURRAY d 90.
Aug 90, '55 22-6w
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E9- We are now, better prepared than
at any past time to execute all kinds of
Fancy and plain Job Printing. Our mer-
chants and others are solicited to send in
their orders.
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The ADVANTAGE OF RAlLRoADs.--The
National MteIHgencer contains table
showing the relative cost OF transporta.
ton, by Rail Road and wagon, from
which it is made evident that a ion of
corn, il carried ITO miles to market by
the ordinary means Of transportation by
wagon, will not produce one cent more
than it has actually cost the grower, It's
whole value being absorbed by lis con-
veyance TO market; while if transported
the same distance by railroad the nett
proceeds of its sale would be more than
S22. The transportation of ton oil
wheat, by the same calculation, would
exhaust its value at the distance Of $50
miles il made in wagon, while by the
railroad it would be worth more than $44
beyond the cost Of getting it 10 market
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FARM FOR SALE!

.Nlo THE subscriber offers a valuable ~
S.:ssa farm for sale, situated in Franklin p
- Township, Jackson county, Ohio, one S--
mile from Horizons Steam Saw Mill, (now Shew.
ardS)-said farm contains about eighty five acres
of good land siIiy-fvc under cultivation, the bal
ance well timbcred. 1t also contains large quan.
titles of Iron Ore. and Stone Coal, said to be Of
good quality. There is never failing spring of
excellent water, also a good well of pure water,
near the dwelmg,'and any quantity of stock wa.
ter, in every field OH the farm Also an orchard
of very good fruit, sufficient for any family -
There is also alOrge quantity of meadow land and
a good sugar orchard on the place. new road has
lately been laid ont, running through the farm.
The above farm will besold on reasonable terms,
as l am unable to attend TO it myself or have it
done, to my satisfaction
For terms Of sale, apply to me on the premises.
MARGARET PHlPS.
Aug93. '55 OFT
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Election in New Orleans.

NEW UNLEANs, Aug. tt.
The American party carried the elec.
ton ofJudge Of the Second District Court
in this city yesterday, by majority of
1850 over all
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LIZ Tho Cincinnati Gazotlo OOioo hn

ny The Cincinnati Gazette Office has
been moved to the north east corner of Vine
and 4th, Sts,, one square above the "Bur-
net House." near the Post Office, and
new Custom House, and comes to us in
an entire new dress, The building which
the establishment has been removed into,
is entirely new and WAS constructed ex-
pressly for Printing House. and is now
the most extensive establishment in the
Western country, The Gazette is one of
the most substantial papers in the State,
and the proprictors deserve great credit
for their enterprise, and wehopc they may
go on to prosperand to prosperity.
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The Cincinnati Gazette states that the
American party has the majority in the
Legislature Of Tennessee Gentry was
defeated by the wings who would not
forget that he opposed Gen, Scott in 1859
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NEW ADVER7 EASEMENTS.
COUNTY TREASURER.

WE are authorized to announce the namc of T.
to the Office of COUNTY TREASURER, at the en-
suing October Election.
Jackson, Aug.e23, '55. 22-te
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DIED.

In this place on the llth, inst, of Consumptionj
Mn. TnoMAs NJ. STEEL, in the Slth, year of his
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REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET.

REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET,
g~~~O.o~NJN0N~N~0~N~NNO
FOR GOVERNOR,
SALMON II. CHASE, of Hamilton
TOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
THOMAS III. FORD, of Kichland.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
Francis NJ. Wright, OF RCbampaign'
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
JAMES III. BAKER, of Ross.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
WILLIAM II. GIBSON, of Seneca.
FOR JUDGES OF THE SUPREME COURT, a
(For the Full Term,)
JACOB BRINKERHOFF, OF ERichlRnd.
For the Vacancy)
GHAs. c. CONyERS, of MuskInSum.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
f. ID. KIMBAEL, of Medina.
ToR MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Alex. G.. CONOVER, of Miami.
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Wisconsin has population of $50 900.
In l840 it had $4,000.
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Alabama Election,

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. IA.
Winston has been elected Governor
by large majority.
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Hardware at Reduced Prices.

Portsmouth, Aug %, IS 22-lw
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE,

Aug %, '55 22-tf
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1855-03-15
VALUABLE BOOKS.
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SENATOR WILSON AND THE TRIBUNE.-The
New York Tribune considers Wilson back
sliding brother-a subIapsanrian-a dough
face Of the deepest d ye in fact. 1t discoursed
thus on Tuesday;
I'VE trust that Mr.. Senator Wilson will
be able to furnish some satisfactory eXplana-
tons of his course in preventing the passage
of the preliminary act for the admission of
Oregon into the Union. AS the facts stand,
he appears to be leagued with the extreme
save-drivers to postpone the admission of
Free State, until Slave State can be got up
to balance it Such is Mr. Wilson's position
in the estimation of Mr.. Douglas, as he de-
clarcd in moving to lay the bill on the table;
and entirely as such policy may agree with
the purpose Of those who are laboring to build
up the know notbngs into National Pro-
Slavery party we apprci end it cannot satisfy
the people ol MaSachuse's or confer on Mr.
Wilson n very envlabIe reputation. 1t is not
too much to say that the very weakest dough-
face, or the most unprncipled renegade who
ever yet represented that State in Congress,
would not have been guilty Of such an act
So much the more astonishing and grievous
is it when performed by this FreesoiI Know
Nothing Senator"
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BRIGHTON CATTLE Market. Feb, ID.

At market; 1850 Beef Cattle; 20 Working Oxen, 80
Cows and Calves, $500 Sheep, and 800 Swine.
PRlCEs.-Beef Cattle-Extra, Sc, 8,62; LIST quail
ty, 75ON u.s. second quality, $3.50 100; third quail
ty, 5,75 $50.
Working Oxen, $50, SO, 80, 90, IS, 9s, 100, l2O
and lao.
Cows and Calves; 1923, 81, 80, SO and 40.
Stores; Yelrlings, Sc 8; Two years old, $l3 q
Three years old, SIC SO.
Sheep Sales from $3.50, s,l2 1892 400, 4,75, 800
Swine-Stl-fed fat Hogs, S l-2; Corn fed 5 Ia a
~ large store hogs, l2 shoats to peddle4 IA
4-l-2; at retail a 6 LIE.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1855-03-15

PROGREss OF FANATICIsM-SB PRoposED
MAINE LAW FOR THE DISTRIcT on CoLuM-
DlA,-A Member of Congress from Maine
has proposed prohibitory law for the Dis
trct which has all the other features of the
Maine Law, and this additional one, that if
anyone die of inemperance the person guilty
OF selling liquor to him shall be found guilt
OF murder in the third degree and also IF
any injurympr death shall be caused by FIRE.
or any adQMen accustomed by inrempe ance
and it shall he shown, 90 the satisfaction of
jury, that such nremperance was caused
by violation of such act the p0i'y or par
ties guilty of such violation Of this act shall,
on conviction be liable for all expenses aud
damages etherto person or property, whether
such accident shall occur within the said dis
trict or on the land or water in any part of
the United States or on the high seas on YES
sells sailing from or to the U. States"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1855-03-15

New York, March l2.-The steamship
Illinois, from AspinwaI via Norfolk, arrived
at this port about 10 o'clock this evening,
bringing San Francisco dates to the 10Th nit,
81 l6O, O00 in specie on freight, and about
800 passengers. She sailed from AspinwalI
I'd inst. and passed several vessels of war
off the coast of Cuba.
The news of the week is undressing
Business was rather better.
No rain of any consequence had fallen.
The Legislature was still ballottng for a
q. S. Senator. The fiftieth ballot was taken
on the 18th, and resulted as follows: Gwiun
Al, Edwards Sc, Roman Is, Broderick H.
Scattering 5, Necessary to choice Sc.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
VERY IMPORTANT INFORMATION


DR.. Johns, of Tho most celebrated PAysi iaps in
New York, writes NJ icuwsi
DR.. CuRTls-Dedr f.r--iIaving witnessed the excel.
lent effects of your H'geaat hhghag Hygcana Vapoy
amt Cherry Syrup, in c,se Of chronic Bronchitis and
being much in favor Of countertaton in affections of
the throat, bronchial tables mud lungs cpn IL .refore
cheertuIly recommend youi Medcated Apparatu as be-
ing the most convenient and yec ua mode Of aDplyng
anything of the Kin, have even cen. No doubt thou.
sands of persons may be elie cd and many cured by
using your remediea
lou are at liberty to use tbs in any way you may
thhR proper Respectfully, yours, &C.
c, JOHNS, NJ, D.
No, COS Houston stre,l New York
Prot. ;. CENTER writes Us us follows!
dENILEMEN,-I AuSe recently had Uoc ,sion to test
your Cherry syrup aud HygeRn Vapor in case of hoa-
e sore Toat that had refused to yield other forms Of
treatment and the result has satisfied me- that whatever
may be the composition Of your prepaoon it is no i'm
position, but an excellent remedy wish for the sake
OF the afflicted that might be brought within the reach
of all
Rev, Doctor CHEEvER writes,
New YORK, Nov. l6 1854
DEAR SIR;-I think highly of DR., Curtis Hypeana,
as remedy in diseases of the throat lungs Having
had somt opportunity to test its efficacy ain convinced
that is most excellent medicine both the Syrup and
the inhaling application to the chestl
The Hygeana is for sale by CHAS. CHAPMAN
see advertisement in this paper in another column.
7GO Gm
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DIE ID.

At Wmslow. Me-, the 9th of March, GEORGE B..
aged 20 yo ars and months.
In Straford March sth, Hon. JEDEDIAH HYDE
HARRIS, aged 10 years
The position which Judge Harris has for long series
of years occupied in the community in which he has
lived, will his loss to be most deeply felt by his
many friends and neighbor Few men possess stronger
traits Of character than did the deceased and few have
been fortunate in rendering them eminently bene.
fetal to the world around, When such man dies the
people mourn.
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ORIGINAL NOTICES.

Nh Hhitehouse and roupe.-We had the
pleasure of listening to this celebrated Com
pany Tuesday eve, and although we are fie-
quently favored in the matter Of Concerts we
are bound to say that this one exceeds by fuI
any we have listened to in this village Mr..
Whiehouse himself, has earned reputation
while CONNECTED with "Ossians Bards," of
which he now is reaping the benefit, and we
predict for him complete success in his chosen
profession. The rest of the company are
fully equal to the duty of sustaining Mr.. W.,
and we cordially recommend them to our
friends in the other towns in the State which
they may visit
1t seems to be the unanimous opinion that
the "Bards' have lost nothing by becoming
disconnected with Dodge.
Bronchitis The universal prevalence of
this form of Pulmonary disease, induces US to
call attention to the statements contained in
the following letter. Coming from such re-
spectacle parties and being SO well authen-
ticated, they are entitled to great Weight.
WnLETT, Cortland Co., N. Y.
DR.. A. ROGERS Dear Sir-My wife in
January last was taken sick with inflammation
Of the Head and Throat, assuming chronic
form;--and after being doctored some three
months, the doctor pronounced it Bronchitis
At this time she was not able to sit up but
short time, suffering with extreme pain, and
having but faint hope of ever recovering.
She commenced at this stage Of the disease
to take the Liverwort, Tar, and Canchala-
qua; and | am happy 10 say, has since been
gradually improving; so much so that she
has now gone out on a visit. She is now
taking the fifth bottle, and though she is not
rs rugged as she was formerly, yet we think
she will soon enjoy perfect health. If this
statement will be the means of encouraging
any who may be affected with similar dseas-
es to use your Preparation, you are at llber-
ty to publish it. When commencing the use
of the Syrup, we were told by the doctor
that she could moi recover, or, if there was
a chance, it was only one to hundred; but
by the advise of council of doctors the use
of the 'Liverwort, Tar, and Canchalagua'
was cd&menced, and to our surprise and sat-
isfacton the result was as narrated above.
SAMUEL EDWARDS.
We, the undersigned, are acquainted with
Mr. Samuel Edwards, and know that she
was very sick last winter, and given up by a
counsel of physicians as incurable. And we
know that she is now in apparent health, and
any statement she has made is reliable, as
she is a lady of the first standing in soci ety.
JOHN S. DYER, J. P. in Wiett,
G. B. MORGAN, Postmaster.
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Cure ofsalt Rheum ofl4 Years standing

Mr.. KENNEDY-Sir When my daughter was two
years of age, she got the Salt Rheum her head We
got al ointment for it, which unfortunately drove it in
and settled in her eyes; she times almost blind
We tried every remedy, during fourteen years. which
could be thought Of | often made up my mind not to
buy any more but to see her suffering at times was
heart-rending-I must spend another dollar; that was
my mind when tried your Medical Discovery had
no faith in it whatever but must try something and
0! think Of our Joy to see an improvement before she
used the first bottle She is perfectly clear of every
symptom of hunor, and if her eyeashes grow again, we
shall consider her as well if nothing the mat
ter with her
SETH CRANE, Neponaet
Sold by c. CHAPMAN. See advertisement in anoth
column. 767 4w
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EVERY KIND OF HUM0R,

bVhh4 hAlvO VI IlOAkOkt
From the worst Scrofula to Common Pimple.
He has tried it in over eleven hundred cases, and
er failed except in cases. (both thunder humor He
has now in his possession over two hundred cerhcaes oil
its value, all within twenty miles OF Boston,
Two bottles warranted tocure nursing sore mouth
One to three bottles will the worst kind Of pmples
on the face.
Two to three bottles will clear the system of bies
Two bottles warranted to cure the worst canKer In
the mouth and stomach.
Three to five bottles warranted to cure the worst
case of eryspelas.
One to two bottles warranted to all humor in
the eyes.
Two bottles warranted to cure running of the ears
and blotches among the hair.
Four to six bottles are warranted to corrupt and
running ulcers.
One bottle will cure scaly eruption Of the skin.
Two to three bottles warranted to cure the worst
of ringwOrm.
Two to three bottles are warranted to cure the most
desperate case of rheumatism
Three four bottles are warranted to cure salt rneum
Five to eight bottles will the worst case Of scrot
ula.
benefit is always experienced from the first bottle
and perfect cure is warranted when the above quantity
is taken
Nothing looks improbable to those who have IN vain
tried all the wonderful medicines of the day. as that
common weed growing in the pastures, and along old
stone walls should cure every humor in the SYSTEM yet
start. There ifs nor ands huns nor ha about
suitng cases not yours peddled over thousand
bottles of it in the vicinity of Boston saw its effects
in every case 1t has already done of the greatest
cures ever done in Massachusetts, gave 1t to children
year od to old people Of sixty. have seen poor,
punny wormy looking children, whose flesh was soft and
fabby restored to perfect state Of health by one bottle
To those who are subject to sick headache, one bot
tie will always it, 1t gives great relief in cattarrh
and dizziness Some who have been cotive for years,
have taken and been regulated by it. Where the body
is sound it works quite easy but where there any de-
rangement of the functions of nature, will cause very
singular feelings, but you must not be aarmed-they al
ways disappear in from four days to week There is
never bad result from it, On the contrary when that
feeling is gone, you will feel yourself like person
heard some Of the most extravagant encomiums of it
that man ever listened to, No change of diet is
cessary-eat the best you get. have likewise an
herb which, when simmered in sweet OIL dsSolves Scro
fuous swelling of the neck and under the ears Price,
SO cents.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE.-Adult, one table spoonful
per day. Children eight years dessert spoonful;
children from FIVE to eight years, tea spoonful AS no
direction be made applicable to constitutions, take
enough to operate on the bowels twice day,
Mr.. KENNEDY gives personal attendance inbad cases
of Scrofula.
Price, 81 90 per bottle,
Sold in Woodstock, by the dozen single, both at the
Drug Store by CHAo. CHAPMAN, and by all Druggists
in the State 1853 ly
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REAL ESTATE BY AUCTION.
XM1ILL be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, on Thu
w day the Goth day of March, next, three Il

XMIILL be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, on Thurs
w day the Goth day of March, next, three lots,
parcels of land with the buildings thereon standing
being in the of Barnard in the County of Windsor
and State of Vermont namely;
lot leased by the Propagation Society to Daniel
Aiken, containing one hundred acres, more or less,
also lot containing fory-seven acres, less,
known the Danforth lott also lot of fouracres,
less, with House, Barn and Tannery thereon known
as the Jaquith place,-a which parcels of land have
been decreed to by the Court of Chancery. On the
Lease lot will give quitclam deed, subject to the
conditions of the lease each of the other two,
ranee deed The terms of sale will be quarter in
cash to be paid on execution of the deed quarter
in years. quarter in three years and quarter
in four years. with mortgage on the respective premises
as collateral for the notes. which will be payable with
interest annually
The sale will begin with the Lease lot at II A. NJ. on
the premises.
WILLIAM JARVIS.
February 20, 1855. 1855 3w.
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NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. -
Washington, March 2.-The National Agri-
cultural Society to-day passed resolutions
calling upon the agrculturalists of the coun-
try to meet in convention at Washington, in
February next, to determine what legislation
is necessary for the preservation of their
interests.
This evening large number of members
called upon Senator Clayton to thank him for
the position which he took in the Senate upon
the subject of agriculture.
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Best Family Groceries.

wAhA Pounds Sugar, new crop N. 0. Sugar.
e1VVV 5000 lbs Muscayado& Havana Sugar,
Coffee, Crushed, Powdered and ground do
Stewards Steam Refined Syrup
New crop, New Orleans do
Best Green and Black Tea.
Old Java and Ground Coffee.
Spices, Box and Keg Raisins, Dried Currsnts, Cit
ron, Mace, &C., DC.
Which we are selling Wholesale and Retail, at the
lowest Cash Prices.
CHAs. DANA, JR. co.
Woodstock, March, 1855. $50
THEAP PRINTS. 20 pieces more of those hand
" some, dark fast coored Prints, at sixpence. Also,
new style PIads and English Prints. Just received
from New York, by
CHAS. DANA, JR. co.
March, 1855.