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And Variety Store.


The undersigned wOHld respectfully announce
to the public that he still occupies store in the
"COmmerclal Row." on Commerce street.
SMYRNA, DEL,
where he has Just opened, aud intends to keep
constantly on hand fresh supply of CONFEC-
ilONERl, OF the best quality, together with
MINERAL WATER, and SYRUPS of excel
lent flavor. He invites all who may wish any
tning IN this line to give him a call, as he is
rendering the public the most superior assert
ment of Sweetmeats, &c, ever exhibited in
Smyrna.
He has, also, a fine lot of JEWELRY, CUT
@%75z LERY, HARDWARE, STA .RsG
T. ~ TlONERY, Musical Instruments REsN
<s| Clocks, Pertumery, &c. &c, to ~
which the attention of purchasers is particular
ly invited.
His stock consists in part of the following
articles, viz:-Finger Rings, Ear Ring, Breast
Pins, Silver Thimbles, Spectacles, India Rubber
Combs, Hair and Tooth Brushes, Cigar Cases.
Cubas, Port MOnnaics, Accordeons, Flutinas. Vio-
Inns, TambOrines, Fluid Lamps, Clocks-eight
days and thirty hours-gilt edge, damask and
buff Note Paper, embossed Envelopes of all
sizes; Miscellaneous Books, comprising Poems,
Toy Books, Music Books, Histories and School
Books, Bibles, Steel Pens and States. A varie-
ty Of EXtracts-Cologne, Hair Oil, Hair DYE,
Fancy Soaps, Shaving Cream, Tooth and Pearl
Powders, Lip Balm, Bayleaf Water and Cold
Cream for chapped hands.
Also, Cigars and Tobacco, Shoe Findings,
Horse Cards and Brushes, and very good as
sortment Of Hardware. An excellent lot of
Butter Knives, Spoons, &c.
The congrcgatng of disorderly persons about
his store, not being allowed, ladies need have
no hesltancy in giving him a call. and examin.
ing the many Ornamental and Useful Articles
he has for sale
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ELEVEN LOTS.

at JlMTOWN, fronting on the main road lead
ing, trQul Smyrna TO Kentog, and within about
one hnndred yards of the Delaware Railroad
now IN the course of construction, and expected
soon 20 be flushed Each of these lots have
front of thirty feet by three hundred and thirty
eight feet back, running to the line of John Il.
Rees. These lots will be an accommodation to
mechanics and laborers, and may be had at the
very moderate rents of $40 Der annum with the
right of redemption. Labor is greatly in de-
ma"d IN the vicinity, and at high prices, both
Tor men and women. The situation is healthy
and convenient, being about one mile from the
thriving town of Smyrna, and where the occu-
pants ot said lots may breakfast at home, dine
IN Philadelphia, or some intermediate town, and
return and sup with their families the same
day.
Plots of the above lots will be shown.
ISAAC DAVIS,
Smyrna, Del, June 20, '65-3m.
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Ibeg leave to refer to the .JoIlOwing gentle
men:
Hon. P. Spruance, Geo. w. Cummins, ESQ.,,
and Ex-Gov. VIM. Temple, of Smyrna, Del;
M. w. Bates and J. p. Comegys, Esqrs., of
Dover, Del; Daniel Corbit, Esq, of Cantwelrs
Bridge, Del; VIM. J. Hur.ock, Esq, of ST.
Georges, Del; John Parsons and Joseph Hill,
Esqrs, of Wilmington, Del.
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vulcaraixed India Rubber.

SURGlCAL STOCKINGS SOCKS, KNEE.CAPS,
- &C., for varieose or Enlarged Veins. Weakness
at Knee and Ankle yOints Swollen Limbs Rheuma-
tism. Gou. &c. &c. This Elastic Comprising Fabric
is formed OF India Rubber Threads prepared by the
process OF YulCaniEng TO retain permanently its
elasticity. These threads afterwards covered with
silk add cotton. and woven into net work. stock
ngs &c 1t is light in texture and porous so as to
permit the exudaliOn of moisture, keeping the leg al.
ways cool and comfortable. They can be drawn on
and of with extreme facility thus saving ali the time
OF lacng or bandaging, and giving more equal pres.
and support than any other bandage manuiacIur
ed. They havo received the highest approval of phy
scians, both in tins country and in Europe For sale
Wholesale and retail by
e. w. VANHORN g. CO,
Truss aud Surgical Bandase MANN laclnrers.
No - North NIN'I'H street PhiIodo
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Land Warrants Rou~ht

IiiGhESf Cash Price PAID and Money remilled by
frst reIurn mail. The best reference can he gwen
Apply To address,
- SAMUEL BECKTOLD JR
y No. 50 North Sixth street. PhilaleIphia
49, P Bounty Lands and Penaions procured, aud
WARRANTS h'ated as usual Juhe20-3m
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BOOT HALL, Philadelphia.
Mrs. LII. A. Conway.

HIIS' IL n NUIIWuy,
No. 1922 South Second street, PHILADELPHIA,
"A WILL open April 9th, full and ssBs
~ fashionable assortment of Spring and 49, .1Ss
Summer Millinery. Also, fine English Straws,
British Leghorns, Braids, and all kinds of Fancy
Straws, Gimp and Neapolitans, Misses and
Chlldren's Gimp and Leghorn Hats, Silk Casins
and Fancy Hats. A full assortment of Lawn
Hats of most fashionable styles. The atten-
tlon of the ladies is particularly invited.
Next door to BOOT HALL. [apll-3m,
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Pennsylvania Wire Works.

No II Arch street, above Front, PHILADELPHIA.
'NHE subscribers have hand and are constantly
manufacturing SlEVES. RIDDLES, SCREENS:
mOffN WIRES Ol all meshes and Ndths Also ali
kinds Of plain and fancy Wire work. Brass and iron
WIRE Sleeves OF all kinds Brass aud Copper Wire
Gloth Tor Paper Makers. &c. Cylinders and Dandy
Rolls covered ia the best manner
Heavy TwIllcd Wire for Spark Catchers Stoves fot
Brass aud Iron Founders, Screen Wire. Win,ow W,re
Saies' Traps, Dish Covers, Coal and Sand Screens &s
BAHLlSS, DARBY u LlNN..
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TO THE
T FARMERS OF DELAWARE
AND
Eastern Shore Of MEnrNInnd-


Eastern Shore Of MARYLAND.
McCORMiCK'S REAPING and MOVING MA.
4fI CHINE, with Improved Flyers for Moving for
1888, IS offered TO the public the only combined
Machine, that is fully adapted TO Reapinc and NoYv
ing ali kinds Of Grass or Gram.
Farmers are cautioned against purchasing Machines
infringing McComck's Patent, as The makers of such
machnes will shortly be prosecuted for Infringement
and. if not responsible the purchaser Is liable for the
Patent Fee.
Those wanting Machines can be supplied bv writing
TO, Or calling the subscriber.
Price $780, Cash; or S55 cash. balance five months
with interest. Sckles and Castings constantly on hand
The subscriber also agent for Pitts Thfesher and
Cleaner. The best in the world.
Address,
RICHARD T. ELKINTON,
50 South Wharves, and lis South Water St.,
Philadelphia.
Sep 2O.5l-may 9O,'j5.1y
.r5 C. @. OSGOOD,
~. Umbrella, Window Shade, Clock C4>
-~esat>and Variety Store, No. POI South Is. aIsk
Second street, I'd door below Pine, East
side; No. So North Second st., 3D. door above
Arch, west side No. A Chestnut street, two
doors above Second, south side, Philadelphia.
Umbrellas and Parasols, Accordeons and Violins,
Window Shades, Pert MOnnaes, s'-
Buh Holland. Combs and Brushes,
Paper Curtains. Guns and Pistols,
Green Blinds, HALVES and Forks,
Clocks, Pocket Knives,
Table and Floor OH Cloths, Gigs and Volocipedes,
Looking Glasses, Rocking Horses,
Panama and Straw Hats, Baskets,
Trunks and Vaiises, Wooden Ware,
Carpet Bags, Breoms and Mats,
Fancy G0sds, Toys, sc. .
And a very great variety Of other goods TOO Rune-
rous TO mention, Wholesale and Retaii
CHEAPESr STORE IN THE CITY.
june 6-6m w ot HF
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;. W. VANHORN a. co
Truss aud Surgical Bandage Manufacturers.
No. 80 North NINTH street, PhiIada
VANHORNS Patent CHEST EXpANDER an,

VANIiORNS Patent CHEST EXPANDER and
SHOULDER BRACE, prevents and Shopping
of the Shoulders, Contraction and Weakness of lh,
Chest in adults and children of both sexes They are
light and elastic and do interfere with any STYLE of
dress. and can be worn with both ease and comfort
5y wearing the Exponder, elegance of figure is nl,-
alned and dlsea es of pulmonary character
ed For children while growing they are invaluable
The Gentlcman's Brace also answers the purpose of
the best constructed suspenders. Measure required
around the chest and waist Price: Adult So Chill
drCn $3.50. A Lady in attendance To wait on females.
e.. w. VANIfORN Il co,
Surgical Bnndage Manufacturers,
No. - North NINTH ST. Phada
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MUSTANG LINIMENT.-The hos, r;
ment now muse IN use: In store and for sale by
IHoMAS MAGENS, Smyrna, Del.
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FOR SALE.

sr a Two-storied Frame DWELLING,
Nslllr situated on the corner of Methodist
laI street and Patterson's Avenue, in the
Town of Smyrna.
For particulars, apply to
y ... CHARLES f. STEVENSON,
June IL, loJ3-2w. Smyrna, Del
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LOTS FOR SALE or RENT.

THE undersigned offers for sale or upon
gfound rent, - ........
q %2 = @@ - SzSS
Stpated bq .Mqthodist street. in the Town of
SMYRNA, with thirty feet fronts, running back
one hundred aud sixty feet, to an alley about
fifteen feet wide. The price will be Sl2
ground rontannually, with the right of redemp-
tom ALSO
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JOS. c. GRIFFITH,

OFFlCE--At the Office of Marion Green, Esq,
Surveyor, Conveyancer, Notary Public, &C.,
IN the town of Smyrna, on the corner of Mar
ket and Commerce streets.
May %, lS55-ly. .a..a.u.
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Farms and other Real Estate.

6F lie also Rents Farms and Houses, col.
lects rents and money, and does all and every
kind OF business in his line, on the most reason.
able terms.
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! G., w. VANII0RN'S Improved Elastic IIPER(E
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER, for ProIapsus Uieri, or
Failing of the Womb This instrument is light and
elastic, and is made whC at the steel strings which
are objectionable account OF their chatting the hips
Nc, making them very unpleasant TO wear. They are
constructed on sound surgical principles. ana are
highly recommended by the Medical Faculty. Ladies
Rooms, with lady attendants
G. w. NANIIORN y CO,
81 North NINTH Street, below Arch Phladelpha
SUPERIOR FRENCH TRUSSES, This article
from It's extreme neaess and iighnrss CHING -Dnly
three ounces and lis successful Treatment of the most
dIiiicnt casts Ot HERNIA has won IOr il the highest
praise from ysclans both tins country and Europe
over the heavy, clumsy Truss heretofore worn tor Rnp
Iurc. Price - 10 50. single; and 81 10 IS for double
IfiSses. State which side is afflicted and rive size
around the hips
c. w NANIIORN y CO.,
Importers and Manufacturers of Trmssps
30 North Ninth street, Philade phia
RT We aI:o manufacture TRISSES of all desc riu-
non. from an infant 10 adult in size instruments
Tor Curvature of the Spine, Club-FoOt Weak Ankles
IN drcn, Bow Legs, Suspcnsury I}nmagcs and also
all descriptions ofInstrumcnIs and bandages manuiac
tured or diseases that require mechanical aid for their
reIeI' June &, tin.
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TNHE undersigned has opened an Office in
the Town of Smyrna, Kent county, Del,
for the Purchase and Sale of REAL ESTATE,
and has now on hand, For Sale, number OF
very desirable
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Alex. M. Smith,
Martin Eichelberger,
Oliver Milburn,
Urlah Z. Byrne,
William ii. Griggs,
P. s. Chinn,
Joseph Crane.
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The Invasion of Kansas,

We quote from the Kansas colrespon-
dence Of the Missouri Democrat as fol
lows:
LEAvENwoRrn, X. r., Dec |. P. NJ.
The militia organized to-day
At ~ clock it was discovered that
Mr.. c. McCree had escaped from prison
by cutting the door around the lock.
At an early hour in the morning intel
ligence was received that two thousand
armed men had rendesyoused at Kick.
apoo Six pieces of cannon, it was re-
ported. had been seen in that city. This
rumor has received repeated confrma.
tons to-day.
BY the different accounts received at
this point up to the present moment. it
is estimated that there are from three to
four thousand armed men regularly or
ganized into companies, and chiefly from
Platte, Buchanan, Clay and jackson
counties, Missouri, in the Territory to
day.
About two O'Clock, the volunteers as.
sembled near livery stable, and were
harangucd by Mr. johnson. lawyer,
lone Of the lynchers of Mr. Phillips J,
who spoke in favor of law and order, oil
course, with great telling effect on the
law sustaining audience.
After the conclusion Of the speech,
the crowd began to organize. Forty
five names were soon put down. walk
ed along the line with several gentlemen
of this city, and not one of them recog-
nixed more than seven citizens of Kan.
sas. The rest were from Missouri
Their man9uvres created much amuse,
ment to the spectators. An cxtraordi.
nary order Of right about face left
wheel, spoken without punctuation. was
obeyed by every possible attitude
Some turned to the left, others to the
right, others faced, and Others backed.
Mr.. Dunn, an Irshman, was elected
Captain the name of The first Lieutenant
| did not hear; Mr. Lyle. a lawyer,
clerk of the late Kansas House of Rep
resentatives, and one of the lynchers of
Mr. Phillips, was elected second Lieulen.
ant.
1t was arranged that they should meet
at Mr. Dunns store Tomorrow (Sunday)
morning Mr.. Dunn promised to give
them something to eat, and drink too,
and fix them with guns"
Mr.. Eastin made few remarks to the
militia, in which he stated that "lhey
ought to consider themselves regular
force, called under proclamation of the
Governor"
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Dec. is.
Flour and grain. The market is very
dull and prices are materially lower -
The on y sales heard of were So and l5O
brIS, at ~ 80; at these figures there were
more sellers than buyers. In grain $50
bushels prime red Wheat sold at VI, ,55.
Hogs The market exhibited an i'm
proved feeling TO day. although there was
not much business done. At $6 there
were good many buyers and few sell
lers
Provisions The only sales heard of
to-day were l09 brls. Mess Pork at $15
so, and 40 brls prime Lard at lO4c.-
There was not much disposition on part
of either buyers or sellers TO operate.
Whisky--The market was again dull
to-day, and prices further advanced
The sales comprise 40 brs at SOC. and
100 do. from wagons at 304.
Sugar he demand is fair and the
market firm, A sale of 90 hhds good
fair "a
NIoasses "A sale of 60 barrels at 4OOI
4lc The demand is equal to the receipts
which are quite moderate.
Ioilee--A sale of so bags good Rio at
l94c.
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Christmas Is Coming.

Yes, christmas is coming" " Merry
Christmas, the day of all others, that at
the very sound of which, makes the iuyen-
lie world, leap with joy. Visions Of
Cakes, Candies, Nuts, and every manner
OF pic MICS loom up before the eyes Of the
little folks, Already, you hear them whis-
per the name of "Old Kliskringle," and
have selected the largeslsnd longest stock
ings to hang up by the Chimney corner,
wherein, this very benevolent old person
age, may deposite his gifts " Merry
Christmas" a day, upon which there will
be many joyful meetings of old friends,
who have long been parted greetings of
happiness will be exchanged, and all
strifes will be turned into "merry ma
king" The light fantastic toe will trip
lightly in the maze of the merry Dance" !"
and pleasure will beam from every eye
Oh who would not wish that merry
Christmas" would last all the year but
alas it is but for day; zone day" and
then comes the parting hour, when all ia
turned into sorrow. Goodbye is eXchang-
cd by fathers, mothers, brothers. sisters,
Aunts, UnCles, cousins, Nephews, Nieccs,
and host Of friends with those oft repeat.
ed words; God Bless you may health and
strength permit us again to meet upon an.
other Merry Christmas
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SciOtO Il Hooking Valley Railroad;
Change OF Time.
Gh@Ea I ed s.

ON and after Monday, 10th of Dec. 1855, trains
will run as follows:
Train No. from Portsmouth, to Jackson-wil
leave Portsmouth at o'clock u, arrive at jack
son at | o'clock a. IN. Returning, leave jackson
at IS O'Clock p. m will arrive at Portsmouth at 5
o'clock p M.
No2 Will leave jackson at TX o'clock a. n
and arrive at Portsmouth at Ii o'clock n. nl-re-
turning. leave Portsmouth at 215 o'clock, p nj ar
rive at jackson at 81 p. III.
Trains will run between jackson and Handcn
viz leave Jackson at lll o'clock, a. ln (after the
arrival Of the train form Portsmouth, arrive at
llamden at II 2ln-Returning, leave lIamdcu at l215
o'clock arrive at Jackson at X o'clock p m
This train will connect at Hamdcn with the trains
from and to Chillicothc.) Leave Jackson at 215
O'Clock p. m arrive at lIamden at3A o'clocll-Re-
turning leave Hamden at 4 o'clock p. III,
Trains stop for passengers at the following sta
tiolls 10 Wit; Sciotoyille, Webster Washington
and Gailia Stations, Portland Gross Roads, Irwin's
Station and at Berlin.
J. RIGGS. Pres't.
Dec. 13, 55. 36 If
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OA9ga90xa 0qAyaDAaOa

INTERESTING RELIC Mr., George
Gibbs, in his report to Capt Mcclellan,
on the Indian tribes of the Territory Of
Washington, published in the reports to
Congress on the exploration of a Pacific
Railroad, records having fallen in with
a very interesting relic among the Wallah
Wallahs.
At the crossing ofSnake river, he says,
at the mouth of the Peluse the Chief of
the band--Wattai- wattai.how lis--in
coming TO visit Capt. Mcclellan. exhibit
ed with great pride, the medal presented
to his father. Ke-powh-kan, by Captains
Lewis and Clarke. ltis ofsilver, double,
and hollow, having on the observe, me.
dallon bust, with the legend, "Thomas
Jefferson, President, U. $. A., 1901"
and on the reverse, the clasped hand,
pipe and bate axe, crossed, with The le
gend, Peace and Friendship"
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For Sale, Rent or Lease.

have several very fine Store Rooms in the
"Masonic Hall Buildings, jus fnsi and in
good order, suitable for Groceries, Dry Goods,
Hardware or Drugs, which am anxious to
dispose Of, either hv sale, or lease, Tor a term
ofyears. This Block of buildings is well sit.
uated for business, being near the center of
the town, and convenient to Banks Hotels,
Railroads, &c.
To strangers who may be macquan ed
with Jackson, it may not be improper to say,
that it is County seat, in the very midst of
the richest iron aud coal region of the State,
doing large and increasing business and hay
ing as healthy and pleasant site us any 9th
er town in Southern Ohio. Enterprsing bus
iness men may not find better location for
permanent trade.
For terms and conditions, (Which will be
made easy), enquire of the subscriber South
corner Broadway and Pearl street, Jackson C.
Ii. Ohio. JAMES II. G. MILLER.
Dec, I3, '55 3S-tf
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'TMBUNE "--"IlgRALD I'VE have Tor
sometme noticed the controversy between
the Portsmouth" Tribune and 'llprnld,' y
snd We regret to say that We think the Her.
aid take, very unfair means towards the
MForlands, charging them with many
things v hlch W. do not nor cannot be made
10 believe are so, tor Our long aud person.
al acquaintance with tho VI Faiands, has
proven TO Us, that they are above petty
meaHne.s. IT. their home they have al.
ways been highly respected, both as gen.
tIemen and honest men. The "lleraId"
has, since il went into the halafa. OF the
present proprietor, been madeseH inslru.
ment TO iljure the lalr prospects OF the
Tribune" Tnr attempt that Mr.. Han.
nah has made to prove 10 the public that
the MFarsnds have been gully of over
charging Tor wor!; donc b. t,pln, is on.
ilrey foolish, aud is thing tA,t tie pub.
ic know nothing ibout, and corr les,
Probably Mr., Iiannah haS aeoumuIaird
enough Gi this worlds goods by over.
charging, 10 enable hm to 1--we at hia
ease. The course OF the "lleuId"
in this affair, We consider uo,hug more
nor less than breach OF Typog aphlUaI
Honor, which should b. scorned at by
every true CI altsmsn.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-12-20

Cooley for January has been received,
this is the richest No, We have seen,
Cooley is determined to keep up with the
times. The features Of this work is high
ly praised by the ladies /; with such help
what will not succeed What is thel that
cannot be accomplished by the help of the
Ladies'? We would like to be a Cooley,
so we would be praised and admired by
the thousands Of Ladies', and share in the
thoughts that Cooley must entcrtain,--
Terms $500.
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Marietta and Cincinnati and Hills
borough Railroads.
TIME CHANaED.
E,.9-s.ttlLs15sss als1sss sff;.S Il /. Szjs jsS.s &as:G AlL
~ Ir5f 4 II 8 1s1ifSft 1isii7fssyS

IS Through to Portsmouth and Jack
son by Hail Road"
TRAINS will run as follows, Until urthe
not ce
FIRST TRAiS-Leaves ChilIicotho at A. NJ D.,
and arrives at Cincinnati 1915 A. NJ and at
Columbus $50 P. N.
SECOND TRAE--Leaves Chillcothe on the nr,
rival of the Train from Hamdtn at ~ NJ. and
arrives at Cincinnati at 10 p n. and at Col
umbus at ll.40 p. NJ.
RETURNING.
FIRST TRAIN--Leaves Cincinnati at A. NJ.
AID arrives u Chiicothe at 1905 A. NJ.
SECOND TRAIN-Leaves Ci cinnati at 3 80 P.
N and arrives at Chillcotho at 8.25 ?. NJ.
FIRST TRAIN EAsr-L Leaves Chilllcolhe at A.
NJ. and arrives at Harnden at A. NJ
SECOND TRAN EAsT-Leaves ChiIIicothe on
the arrival OF the Train from Cincinnati al 10
10 A. NJ. and arrives at HnmGen at II 50 A . N.
where it connects with ia train for Jackson aud
Portsmouth
RETvRSNo-Leave Hamden at 1890 A. NJ.
and arriv, at Chillcothe at II ~ in time Tor
Train or Cincinnati and Columbus and at /
P. NJ on the arrival of the riAn from Jackson
aud Portsmouth, and arrive at Oh iicothe at 3
P NJ.
Passengers will leave Columbus for Chilico
the at LAS A NJ. and 1910 p, NJ, and arrive at
0U5 A NJ. and S,25 ?. NJ,
Fare from ChiIIicolhe to Cincinnati, 81 90
C. " I" Columbps 4 80
Tickets can be had of Mr.. L. Dohert, Col
umbus p W. Strader, corner OF Broadway
and Front Sts, Cincinnati; the L. NJ. Depot,
and at all the Stations.
W. R. ARTHUR, supt.
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Fine CATTLE.

Mr.. H. +. Austin, has just returned
from Kentucky with a lot of the finest
Durham Cattle, that eyerbecn brought
to our county. Mr. Austin is one of the
most enterprising young men in our midst,
and intends going into farming on large
scale. Mr.. A. also brought a very fine
Mcrno Buck, and Boar Of the bes. Ken
lucky breed. We wish him grca: success
in his undertaking.
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SHEEsIFF,S SALE.
State Of Ohio -...........
Inrhsnr, rnm.ln ss. !

State Of OLio ....
JackSon county So ''s
Pursuant TO tho command Of an execution writ Of
ykNoI ExToNAs, from the Court of Common Pleas
in and for said county to nj dircctcd shall exlnso
to public sale 1t the door of the Court House in tho
town and county Of Jackson Oh
Saturday. the Hh, day of January 1856.
At o'clock p. m. the following described property,
situate in Jackson county Ohio, to Wit Pnrt If tho
SCUM cast quarter OF session no. II, township no.
and range no. II, bcgnnn. AZ the south west cor.
nerndJoning the lands sold Off of the same quarter
ut stake from which an appetrec ten nche: diam.
oter, bears north A. east y links distant; thencu
east ~ chains, to post chestnut Is south 73 east
81 walnut lG, north rs cast 0S thence south 80
chains post walnut Is north G3 east 80 chestnut 2
north 2l cast % thence east 400 chains, post an
Petroe, south a west thence north % 90 chains
post black oak, south, 81 west 49, hickory south
~, east II thence west 1900 chains pDSt locust 10
south ~, west ~, white oak, 2 south 50 east O
thence south II 30 chains 70 the place Of beginning
containing 80 aeres being the same lands described
IN decd from Solomon lsaminscr and wife to John
Night, and in which deed the said lsaminger makes
the following reservation, Excepting the iron orc
which !, SOlowon lsamnser, reserved the right TO
dig and haul away, provided none be dug in the
orchard or within fifteen rods OF the house. provided
Il dig, or cause any 10 dug and hauled away l. s.
Isamnger, am to give hight, as much land as is dug
over Valued Mt 100. TO be sold as the proper.
y ofJohn Right, at tbs suit of 4. ]. Knnison, as
Admir-. Of Charles Kinnison. deceased, TermpCf
sale cash. VlNTON POWERS, Sh'f. J. C.
jackson, Dec. 6, 'j5. 81 5-w