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|of a dbina $ 3 Con ess. lis rebl S
and md ;szsIs; Il sPss - ls'sS Mt Of
BALrInoRE, September 10. 1854.
To slaassH Mood, Frederick s. Green
I hP3 = sseSas, s:|;s ksYEs & a.
morning Isdesire to say whenever any of my
fellow citizens have done me the honor to
ask an expression of my opinion. on a public
question, l have given it frankly. plainly,
zwsehout rescryation.s enthusiastically @te-fhe
purpose as It was in. my power to do.asi,E lss
NJ engagements at this time do not admit
nya writing very long letter; but with great
respect shall meet your xesIhest, BY making
my answer ~ prempt and 1 .plsinssr Ypu
seek 70 know whetherqL am DESTROYS fer a
nomination by the American party as their
| sional District
IT, by this .qpe4jen you mean to ask me
hethera spprege the noetripess Of the, Phila-
l-lelphias PLATFORM. Iunhesitahngly answer no d
Ny polltica3 life has been devoted to the psin-
ciples Of Republeanisps as proclaimed and
Isl.alpta lrsd by tse peclaratapu Of Indepand-
eAca and the E9nstituti iq9zgf the United States /
y have always been pemoerat,ofg the sJeffer-t
son schgol, i believe the, doctrines taught by
that Braet sire Of she, Reyolution are inestima-
bs. to the world, and dTpoliheally shall swor-
ship at that SHRINE as long as + livessi With
my views, q could not. witheut being guilty
/ of treason to mankind, subscribe to doc
trine! which prpscribess man on account of
his religion, claim the privilege of wor-
sshippihg God, sscosding to the dictates of my
Own eonscienee aads no nan ear rightfully
punish me or PLACE me at disadvantage for 50
Il ,t.f1...
apanls simnlhrtal paind is under the douinipp
/ of God alqne.s The right which I claim is
equally the right tsof all men, ssrass;o vas
The Platform in terms asserts for the sRo-
man Catholic Church tt,aggressiye policy and
corrunting tendencies,s apdon these grounds
proclaims s resistance TO Catholics Many
1 OF. my most esteemed friends are Roman Cath
olicsss I have played with them in my child
4 hood have shared in their joys and sorrows.
aud associated with them in manhood. Many
4 efathenls are now estimable citizens whom
have always loved and honored- d--seyeral have
| for yeats past administered the laws which
govern as, and 1 here assert as solemisly as if
/ l. had made the declaration pader oath, that
as far ;as my knowledge extends. the men to
whom I refer have discharged their duty to
| God and tlieireountry With fidelity and HON
one. How then, could L embrace a political
creed which works, out the, social and political
prescription of these citizens No Gentle
| men :77as ,e5ss s; 80 ss,,...s.,sai n. r.
= Much as 1sdesire to represent the District
| in Congress and do most earnestly desire
that honor cannot have. at such, price
would, except the most exhalted place on
earth-the Executiye Chair Of this Union
if in doing so, were compelled to repudiate
those. provisions of the Federal Constitution
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The s.S.e Fair at Harrisburg -Presidei
80 'st----a-'- Pierce Prexanf Ter ~ Frr


the United States arrived at IL o'clock, - ac-
companied BY bis suit. Commodore Shugart
Of the Patent Office Sidney Webster, Judge
Nicholson. Henry Welsh, j W. Forney.
Barnum, of Baltimore. and J.. T.. Kennedy
Rooms were taken for the party at Bushisefs
Hotel. The President was received BY a,
committee Of the AgricdlturaI Society. amid
a national salute of cannon So -r9,ea
The weather is fine, and the stock OF siibtE
ses, domestic articles. Vegetables and poultry,
is the largest ever exhibited. .ies's1sE
- at 10 oelock, upwards Of FIVE atlsousand
persons we're npor the Fair grounds. tliH1i
sEcoSD rEsfArciI.t gss llsN So
HARRIsBuRa. Sept. 26.-The President ana
suite, accompanied BY the committee. visited
the Fair grounds this afternoon. at 2o'clocH
The President was received byy james GoSans
Esq, Presidcnt of the Soeisty, with an ap-
propriatc address of Welcome, and to which
the President repliea at some length compli,
menting the Society upon the success Of the
eShibition- and expressing hearty gTatitlcatioorr
at the evidences presented % him on. every
hand. of the vast resources Of Pennsyi iyanla
eloquent addresses. The addresses ELECTED
the heartiesI applause. The President rooms,
at Buchlers, are thronged with citizens ex-
changing congratulations with him.
There are still large numbers of yisiterS
arriving. Two pick knockets. from Philadcl
phia, were arrested this afternoon -
1CHscKgEED PoLIrics - A Liberty Party
Conyention was held at Utica. N Y on WEEDS
nessday week and the following ticket for
State officers was nominated - gsissss - f.-sf
Secretary Of Sta'c-Fred. Douglas. tblack
Tss.1i,st5oT s5-.-fEsWis .f Tsppan. iwiIiie man
Tredsurer--J rmesc. Delopg twhite mans,
Attorney General j ames b yashon, black
Gslat tasiaii tis ,sss;oassz william Smith; (wh.s
nah 'r.ss'ss.ss'
.l~lyss Cgarf Of .dib;iassd,s.- Beriah Green.
Wm. Go5den Cwhifc. -
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LATEST FRdMEURoPE

s3ST s}l{a 9.ssf Jew IorK stept. 27-
The steamer America arrived at Halifax this
morning at eleven O'Clock ~ss
The. An,eric. brings European dates to the
18Th inst Her news from the Crimea Is most
important, Announcing IN full The TALL of Sebas.
topol. So long and 50 anxiously expected. 0n the
Sth, after bonbarln,ent. of flsreei days. and six
repuses. one beifr= ssptslseof tle French.
with terrific slaughter at, the Redan Fort and be-
f,re the Maakoff tower, in which the English and
French troops lest about 900 men, and the
Russians more than half that number. Theene-
my evacuated the town. after Glowing up the de-
fences sinking all Their SHIPS and firing the city
leaving but mass osssInouldcring ruins. The
total logs in this terrific affair is mere than 80 900.
Five French generals, including Gen. Bosquet,
are among the killed j., eo.s;4, asr,s..ss...-
=, A large allied army is marching along the
coast to Intercept the inland retreat of Russians
The allies have captured an immense amount
Of the materials Of war. lts ;sss1ss.ln ..f
1t is reported that the allies haveialenlzndsd
the unconstitutional surrender Of all the Russia
tro fx, stores, and defenoes nsthe Crimea, inclu-
ding the town of 0dessa-j ~ 8. ,,-.,z :, ff.ss
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Dtmufrat un0 5rniinrl
sle4ARD :sGis:::::::::::liESpr q DsvrNE
FOR e.,NAE COMMISSIONER.
HON. ARNOLD PLuMER,
UMiuM TEX EFT.

-1sl1s - s FOR ASSEMBLY, RI.
ri - {; EoRGE n. SMITH, 81 JoIipsfosw,r. A.aa
resi- JosEpH BERNTARB, Of Fulton county
JOHN ROBERTS or eapemangh. =. .'al
zfTtsz-i-s FOR CORONER 80
ESsssdiISAAG GiTEETER, Of Coneinaugln. go
FOR TREASURER,
CHARLES d. MURRAY, Of Cambria.
= - = FoR srRvEYoE.
as lsEaH HENRY sCANEAN.o Carroll ftf ss''a
-n1<tff -ezt-1 s9l FOR COMMISSIONERS.
AUGUSTIN LITTLE. of Lorctto.A - =
sas - sIhbim easr0n At9pIroR. @ @5h
si,aef Il N. II. WAGNER, of taearhelI IooH
sssz ga For PooR HOUSE iprREcroR. sf y
EDWARD GLASS, of Ebensburg-
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eozThe next meeting Of the Democratic Ma
tional Convention IS 70 he held at Cincinnati.
Ohio. Ths. is By virtue Of resolution passed at
the last Convention The time of holding. the
next Convention is to be fxed by the Democratic
National Committee Each State will be entitled
to a representation equal to twice the number of
Delegates that it has votes in the eecterakcoleges
By this rule. Pennsylvania will identified teseni
so idelegases zaeg a sHilIssa ssdso1a
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xArathe rank and file e e KnoNzN Nothings
aw the manner in Eh t}5 5,dte H59S {
wil fd Read for you lves BE 6urder
bed hrs this tark lante5 ordc< he fol-
Low ig taken frodi the yilli5pipef ca
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0J- DaS RieE's Great Show will exhibit in this
plaee, Saturday, octebsr 18th. sszsss ~
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tsT.:sT HY TELEGRs 0ur readers viii sec
l,y Tclegraphic news that sebastopolsha been ia.
ken; Allies loss % 600, Russians loss $4,000
In our next number we VIII endeavor 10 lay be-
fore our readers more fun account. 4 zau IS
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: THEHEsuLEsszx <MxIHE.75The returns of
the recent election in Maine. hnse been rer
|ceived from alIbpt twossmalb btowns and ten
|plantatiegls Ehey sum up as follows ;-
MORRILL, sf. 5b264 Reed xssb ss19s628
Wells, a8s l54 szssa iliu vo7 sosa
Thes legislatures Stands thus;z-ts sss eds
ssas - 5rssss,f SENATE A&Aa S as sseass
Democrats, = Esa I5st Republicans 2
Wings. szs hsss 3 ssinstz - essaa iliiss soy
z4sgs szexx si dsislzeUsR.aaaaassas 81 zssz19ia
Democrats. SO Republicans, Oh
|Whiasres es1s sgl tsinsoaax 1s Hs;s sd
! The Constitptiensl an,e1dments which were
ssibuitteds 10 the pseple fortheir approval were
all adopted. They provide for the election Of
Judtz nd Reeistsrs efsPrpbate, .JuageF of
Municipsl; and RoliseG Courts. and SheriHss BY
the t,ceplc aud Land gent. Adjutaht. Gen
craI and Attorney. General By the Legislature.
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BALrIMoRE, September 10, 1854.

Iharvsee thus. Gentleman, answered plainly
the letter You. have done me the honor to adj
dress me, and enter rtainipg the belief that an
honestly expressed difference Of opinion win
not lessen me IN your esteem.
I'D sss'aoI am very respectfully, aia'ar
lageers Yo.sf frsefid sfia fellow citizen!so
-sssa ss esI.sni sss = w. p PRESTON.
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and file of the Know-N Nothings are themselves
aware Qf the Rst Alef are n1zaad= the way=in
y4iGh they are ma{,agsd |. ~ the wire uppless
ana spec 1laf6rs of tie z6rd9r As real reahsodh 81
for this ssupposition We propose to detail sys-
! etenafof surveillapee which NE cannot believe
}ali4 pefson #ohli 6dbmit bs1tho has a& Slf<
scended to that level where he ceases to Be a
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S1IERIFF"S SALES.
Sharif,s Sale of Real Estate,

by command Of an execution from the Court of
Common Pleas of the County Of Jackson and
State Of Ohio, shall expose TO public sale at the
door Of the Court House in said county. on
MONDAY THE Cd. DAY OF JULY 1855.
At o'clock ?. NJ. the following described real
estate situated in Jackson County Ohio, to wit /:
Part Of the south east quarter Of section No. Il.
township No. 9, and range No. II, beginning at
the south west corner adjoining the lands sold off
of the same quarter, at stake from which an ap
pletree ten inches diameter, bears north do east
42 links distant thence east II chains, to post
chestnut Is south, 78 Il 81 walnut l6 north 7o II
1903; thencc south $50 chains post walnut 3
north IS east 40 chestnut ~, north 81 east SO !;
thence east 400 chains post appletree, A south IA
west 81 thence north 2300 chains, post black
oak, A south, 81 west 80, hickory south S. east
2l thence west 1900 chains, post locust 10 south
46, west %, white oak l2 south 50 east GA thence
south 2l,5O chains, to the place of beginning
containing 35 acres being the same lands de-
scribed in deed from Solomon lsaminger and
wife 10 John Kisht and in which deed the said
Isamnger makes the following reservation, eek
cepting the iron ore which |, Solomon lsaminger,
reserved the right to dig and haul away. provided
none be dug iu the orchard, or within fifteen rods
of the house, provided if dig, Or cause any to
be dug aud hauled away |, Solomon lsaminger,
am to give Kight, as much land us is dug over"
Valued at $473. To be sold as the property of
John Kght at the suit of A. j. Kinnison, as
Adm r Of Charles kinniaon, deceased. Terms Of
sale cash,
VINTON POWERS, Sh'ff. J. C.
BY T. W. GILLELAND, }, Deputy.
May 81, '55. A ids.
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Marietta s Cincinnati R, R.
f's v-sT rlEzs-rfsrs=s'1 itS5'-'-sf;
sS2 sa Z III. . i q q. j q I'D


OPEN 20 MILES EAST OF CHlLLlCOTHEl
ON Monday April 30, and thereafter regu lar
ly, Passenger and Freight Train will run dali
ly, Sundays exccpted) between Chillicothe and
Raysvile (20 miles East) as follows:
Leave Chillicothe at 3 80 P. NJ, on arrival Of
Train from incinnati.
Arrive at Raysvillc at 5 P. N.
Leave Raysville at 8 A. NJ.
Arrive at Chil!cothe at ~ 80 A. NJ. in time
for Train to Cincinnati.
The Train will stop regularly at Londonderry
Station and. on signal or notice to the Conduc-
tor, will stop to take on or let of passengers, at
the crossing Of the Richmond and Chillicothe
road, and at Charleston road crossing, near Sim
mons
Passengers leaving Raysvillo at 9 A. NJ. spend
au hour at CLiilicoIhe, and reach Cincinnati at
40 p. NJ.
Fare between Raysville and Cincinnati, $3.50
ChillicOthe, 60
Freight, to be delivered at points on the road
where the Railroad Company has not Freight
Agents, must be prepaid and all articles will
be at the risk of the owner, at the Stations where
Depot buildings and Agencies have not been es-
tablished from the time they are delivered as
directed or marked, or until taken on the cars,
as the case may be- "
JOHN WADDLE, Supt
May 3nd, '55. If
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War q and Plenty"

JUST OUT AND READY FOR THE PUBLIC
THE TRUTH AND LIFE, embraced in
twenty two sermons,) by Bishop M'Ivaine;
THE RAG BAG, by N. ?. Willis;
LIFE OF SAM HOUSTON, illustrated y
THE MAY FLOWER, by Mrs. Harriet
Beechtr Stowe;
Boynton & Mason's Kansas & Nebraska, just is
sued also latest maps of same, and Iowa, map
of seat of War. Lives of Washington Frank
lin, Clay, the three Iudsons, Bayard Taylor's
Central Africa and Land ofthe Saracens, Alvue,
Ida May, Wife's Victory, Lamplightcr, Fudge
Doings, by X. Marvel. Life of Christ and
Apostles, Fashion and Famine, Beechers Lee
lures TO young men, Iarbangh's Heavenly
House, Recognition, and Saintcd Dead, History,
of Nations, Perilous Adventures OF Travlers
and Hunters, DC, &c.
Also. n host Of Bank, Blank and Pass Books,
rvlRY VARIETY of Letter. Cap and Note Paper,
HYMN Books for all denominations. Come and
see every thing else that can't be enumerated
CITY BOOK STORE market St. Portsmouth
April rs, '55. 5-n
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Rail Road Notice |!

THE undersigned having come to the determine
tion to remain at my present location, in Scioto
Township, Jackson County, Ohio, and to continue
selling Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Queensware,
and Tinware, of all kinds, Boots, and Shoes Hats,
sell cheaper than any other establishment, west of
the town of jackson. All kinds of Country Produce
taken at MS high mark as is given in the country.
Wheat, Corn, Oats, Dried Fruit, Beans and Ba-
con, taken in exchange for any article in my line.
Friends, one and ALL as the weather. is warm and
pleasant, would be glad to have you call and sec
me and get a cool drink of pure watcr and examine
my goods, and if you do not buy it shall cost you
nothing.
N B. Sack and Barrel SALT, constantly on hand
and for sale. WM. A. MORAY.
May 81, '55. loft
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MARIETTA & CINCINNATI


@d& Va II n E& AD VA -nhS .
Esv PROPOSALS will be received at the En- ess
SEI gneer's Office in llamden, NintOn County, %,
until II NJ. Monday the 4th day of June next, for
furnishing and delivering $4,000 cross ties, on that
portion Of the Marietta a Cincinnati Railroad be-
tween Hamden, Vinton County, and the crossing OF
Big Sand Creek about 10 miles. The whole num-
Der to be delivered by the first day Of September
next.
Specifications will be found in the Engineers oti-
co at Hamden, and in hand-bs, copies Of which
will be sent to bidders on application at uamden or
ChicOthc.
The ties must be delivered on the different sections
of the road at such points shall be directed by the
Engineer in charge of the work. in quantities equal
to 2OO ties for each mile of road unless otherwise
directed. .
Proposal. for all or any part of the above specify
ing the number and point Of delivery, will be re-
ceived
Payment of so per cent of the value of the ties de-
iycrcd as per the estimate Of the Engineer, VIII be
made as the work advances.
Contractors proposing to take in part pay the stock
or Bonds of the Company, other things equal, will
have preference. ,,,.o,-
s. NEDBERY Chief Engineer
Chlicothe, may 2i-2w NJ. u IL. ~ Oo'
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MISCELLANEOUS
New Goods.


]. W. GlLLELAND, has just received from Gin
cinnat, and snow ready to exhibit to his numerous
customers, the largest and most varied assortment Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Ever before offered in this town. Goods have been
purchased on such terms as will admit Of their be-
ing sold at rates, that cannot fail 10 prove adyana
geDus 70 any person who will take the pains to ex-
anime prices previous to purchasing elsewhere. The
stock embraces every variety and style or
DRY GOODS,
Adapted to the wants Of the people and 10 the 500
son,
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
Such as Silks, Ginghams, Lawns, Alpacas Prints
Hose, Muslins, Linens Dc laiBs, &c.
B0NNETS.
A very fine assortment, and Of superior excel.
lonce, Ribbons, Gloves, ect.,
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Such as Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Spice, Tobacco, No
lasses, Syrups, Dye-stufs, &C., all Of superior
qualify, together with thousand and one other
articles not necessary to mention here but any and
all Of which will with pleasure be shown to those
who may call.
In conclusion, he would say, that having purchas
ed his goods at the very lowest possible prices, and
having determined to sell them in the same way, he
cordially invites all his Old customers and the people
generally to call and give his goods fair and i'm
partial examination.
T. W, GTLLELAND.
Jackson, Ohio, april 90, '5j. 5-tf
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$l5O PER MONTH! A SMALL FOR
TUNE FOR ONE DOLLAR.

A CHANCE to make money, by all persons in or
out of business. No capital needed but by little
expense incurred. 1t requires no travelling, no ped
ding, but gives you the comforts of home with
chance to make from Slj0, to $500 per month. This
is no receipt of any kind or Book Agency it is
thing entirely new, and worthy Of all persons desi-
ring a permanent and genteel employment. The
whole right and knowledge, will be sent TO any per-
son, upon the receipt of one dollar | warrant sat
isfaction, if not, the money will be returned.
Newspapers, Magazines, Periodicals and Miscella-
noous Books, Hymn Books, Novel Tales, Stationery,
&C. All letters, ost-paid, addressed to GEORGE f.
KNoRR West Columbia, Mason county, Virginia,
Box Is, will be strictly attended to.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice in Partition.

JOSEPH PHILLIPS and Mary Phillips, his
wife, of jackson County, Ohio, and Joseph Phillips
Jr aud Elizabeth Phillips, bis wife of Lawrence
County, Ohio, and Franklin Rush aud Sarah Rush.
his wife OF Jackson county. Ohio, and Samuel Al
len Of Gdllia county, Ohio, and John Roach.
and Margaret Allen Of Jackson county, Ohio, will
take Notice that a petition was filed against them
on the 2Sth, day Of May, 1855, by William Allen,
and Is now pending, wherein the said William Al
leu, demands Partition OF the following Real Bs-
tate The north half Of ninety as surveyed by
Oliver N. Tyson, April 18th, lS4I off OF the west
half Of Section No. 80 township range No. IT,
beginning at the half section corner on the west side
Of said section, at a, hickory inches, bears north
~ deg west IS Inks thence east l3 chains 81 links
to a stake white oak 90 inches, bears south deg.
west links, poplar i2 inches, north IL, east II
links, thence south chains II links. to stake,
gum IL inches, bears north 8 east IS links, poplar
iaches south So east 90 links thence east ~
chains IS links to stake, white oak % inches bears
south 80 west 30 links, white oak Is inches north
63 west A links, thence north % chains lS links
to stake, gum l3 inches bears south 73 west 3
links red oak 6inches north 90 west 81 links thence
west 43 chains 5 links to stake, thence south e
chains ~ links 10 the place Of beginning, and that
at the October term of sUl Court application will
be made by the said William Allen for an order
that Partition may be made of said premises.
WILLIAM ALLEN,
BY MACKLEY & FULLERTON, his Atty.
NAV 81 '55 10 CIV
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Notice.

Henry D. Moore, Plaintiff.
against
Stephen Phillips and Defendants. Civil
Henry Ii. Mcneil, partners ! action
under the name Of
Phillips d Mcneil,
THE said Stephen Phillips and Henry II. Mcneil
partners as aforesaid, who non-rcsdcnts Of the
State of Ohio are hereby notiedthat they have been
sued by the said Henry Il. Moore, in the Court Of
Common Pleas for jackson County, in the State Of
Ohio for, One Hundred and twenty-eight dollars ard
four cents, with interest from the 18th, day Of July
A. D. 1855, which is due from the said defendants,
to the said plaintiff on account Of goods sold and
delivered by the said Puntif to the said Defendants
and that unless they dhswer the petition of the said,
Plaintiff filed in the said Court by the 4th day OF
July A. d. 1885, such petition will be taken true
and Judgement rendered accordingly.
Il. = BUNDY, Attorney for Plt'f.
Jackson, May II, '55. 8 CIV
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Sherif's Sale.

BY virtue of an execution, issued from the Court
of Common Pleas, within and for the county Of
Jackson. in the State of Ohio aud to me directed.
will offer at public sale, at the Residence OF Will
son Alshre in said county, on
SATURDAY THE 23ud, DAY OF JUNE, 1855,
Between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and A
O'Clock P. M the following personal property, to
wit: One dun mare, one white horse, one soTel
horse two red and white cows, aud tHenty-six head
Of Sheep Levied upon as the property of Wilson
Ashire, to satisfy judgment against him, and in
favor Of Sarah Gilleland.
VINTON POWERS Sh'f. ]. G..
June 7th, '55. IL IDS. prs. fees 81,
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pLAsTERIWG

gENuE subscriber wishes to inform the citizens Of
Jack@h and vicinity. that he is now fully pre-
pared 10 attend to all orders in the business Of
House Plastering d White Coating,
In all its various branches Having finished his pro-
fessiop in the Eastern Cities he Aatters himself that
he can give satisfaction to those that entrust their
work into his hands. J0BBING of all kinds done
to order, at reasonable prices. szS5 White-washing
elso done in the best Of STYLE and with despatch, and
OF the lowest prices. 2,y ,.de.rrD,
jackson, April IL, %. s-S
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Sheriff. Sale,

John Wecce, ru1..,. H., p,oo,
VS.. 80 ''' -'N"'
Isaac ]. White l. wifcS III On"uoey'
By vltueof au order Of sale in the above case
issued from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Jack
son County Ohio aud to inc directed. | will offer
at public sale at the door of the Court House in said
county on the ID, day Of July A. D. ln5j, be-
tween the houls Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4oclock
p. NJ. of said day the following real estate to wit:
The North West quarter of the South East quar-
ter. and the North Fast quarter of the South East
quarter OF Section No. II, in Township No, 7 Of
Range No. l9 Of the lands sold at the Land Office
in Chllicothe Ohio, situated in jackson County
Ohio" Ordered to be sold as the property OF Isaac
J. White at the suit Of John Wcece, to satify a
Judgment favor Off ohm Weece, and against Isaac
J. White and wife.
VlNTON POWERS, Shift ]. c.
By 7. W. GlLLEIAND, Deputy.
May 81, '55. 10 5-w