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LAWRENCE REFUSES THE GOVERNOR
AccusATIoNs--LEAvENwoRru SEND.
DEPUTIES TO LAwR NOE.
LEAvENwoRTH, Saturday evening }
lI:l5P. NJ
reopen my letter for the second time
to send you additional intelligence.
rider has just arrived from Lawrence.
lie states that II public meeting was held
IN Lawrence yesterday, at which rcsou
lions were passed denying the truth of
the agrarlan reports circulated for the
political purposes Of certain Missouri POI.
lticlans; declaring that they are and ev
er have been ready to surrender any per.
son on aproper warrant; but stating their
determination 10 refuse their obedience
to the Unauthorized mobs.
Mr. McCree was met to-day riding on
a spirited bay horse towards Lawrence.
lie sent word to the Territorial Marshal
IN this city that he would appear at Te
cumseh when his trial came on, but did
not choose to stay at Leavenworth to be
taken from prison and hanged by Il mob,
Mr. Parrot and other gentlemen from
Leavenworth have just left for Lawrence,
to prevent, ifpossibIe, any encounter be
tween the claw and order men from Mis-.
sour, and the residents of Kansas.
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Notice.
Augustus Frazec, Guard. ! Pet
Of llelvalta Fruzce, TIL
~ r.

Augustus Frazec, Gnar'd. Petition for par.
Of llevatta Frazee, ttion. jackson
vs. Co Court of
Amanda A. Long ct al Common Pleas.
1hcdetendants Amanda A. Long, Adam Long,
Abraham Long, Christena Long aud hyda Ann
Long, will take notice that on the eight dav of
December a, d, 1855, the saiu Augustus Fra.
zee, as the guardian of the said Helvetta Frazee
an infant filed petition in The Court Of Common
Pleas o. Jackson county, Ohio, where the same is
now pending, demanding partition of the follow.
ing premlses situate in the said county of Jack.
son to wit: The west half of the south west
quarter OF section number thirty five (35) Town.
ship, number ten (l0) ofrange no. seventeen Q7j
the south east quarter of section no. thirty four
(34) Township and range aforesaid Aso,the
south east quarter, Of the north west quarter Of
section no. eleven tIll township no. nine (9) of
range no, seventeen G7) being in all two hun.
dred and eighty acres, more or less, in the fol
lowing portion to wit to the said Helvcta Fra.
zee, Adam Long, Abraham Long, Christena
Long and Lydia Ann Long, each one equal
fifth part and to the said Amanda A, Long dow
er in the whole Of said premises.
AT the next term of said Court, an application
will be made by said petitioner, for an order
that partition may be made dc, of said prem. |
ses Il. +. BINGHAM
Attorney for Petitioners.
Dec. I3, IS. 3S CIV
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New York Market,

Men losK, Dec. Is.
Flour frmcr sales of 5000 brls at 49,
81 for good Ohio. Wheat firm; sales of
10000 bu, at S2,2 for Southern white,
and S2,O2 for Southern red. $4,000 bu.
OF Corn sold at 97ta 99c for Western mix.
ed. Pork is dropping with sales of 100
brIs' Lard firm at l25c, Coffee is firm,
with sales of 500 bags of Rio at Gle
Moasses quiet; l50 hr sold at 48c.
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Literary Society in Jackson.

There will be "A meeting this evening
in Mr.. Abbotl's School Room. on the
corner opposite the " American House"
to make arrangements for the organiza-
ton of Literary Society in Jackson
Those friendly TO the measure are solici-
ted to attend. CITIZENS.
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William Evans, Guardian, In jackson county
against Probate Court.
Jare GaIYln, aud Others. Petition to sell land
Jane Garyin, widow and Mary II. Garvin,
VIM. A, Gavin Albert Garvin. Hester 4 Glrvin
John Garvin, minors, Of the State of Indiana
Will take notice that petition was filed against
them in said Court, on the 10Th day OF December
1888, by William Evans, Guardian of said min
ors, the object aud prayer which petition is, for
the assignment of dover in and Tor the sale Of
the following real estate situate in Jackson coun.
ty, Ohio and known aud described as follows, to
wit: One undivided half OF the south west quarter,
Of the south west quarter, Of section thirty four
Township eight, Range seventeen. Said pcti.
tlon will be for hearing on the first Monday in
February, 1856. VIM. EVANS.
by MACKLEY l. FULLERTON, his Attys
ISc. 10, s.. 35i-w
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Drugs and Medicines,

A LARGE and further supply of Drugs
Medicines Paints, Oils, Chemicals, Patent
Medicines, Brushes Glassware, Perfumpry and
Fancy articles, just Notwithstanding
with the original stock) lull and general as
Ortment, all Of which are offered at prices in.
cresting to cash purchasers.
am determined to sell, aud toM seli--the
public will take notice and govern themselves
ccordingly. JAMES Ii. C. MULES.
Jackson o., Dec. ~, IS Js- -
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E4r There are now laid up in winter
quarters ut Chicago iWo huadrcd and
e!'ghiee" steamers, and oril craft, rcprcsen,
ting carrying room for Siriy6re Mausand,
CONS. These ships and steamers all leave
with full loads for Eastern ports in the
spring, This statement shows an enor-
nous business, as vast deal of transpor-
tation is carried on by means of the rail.
raods that diycrge from that most plosper
Gus city.
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New CoFFEE Housg.-- Messrs. Price IL
Mcacham, have taken the Basement, under
tho Citizen Bank, and have fitted it up
in style, where they are prepared to fur
nish epicures with everything that is good
If you want a dish of good Oysters, call
down and you can have your wishes graf
i6n1
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MARRIED,

On the 10Th inst, by II. Adams, at tho
American House, in this place, Mr.. GsoRGE
REpDEN, and Miss MARY SHORT, all of Jackson
county.
On the 18th inst, by Rev. James Whitman,
Mr. WILLIAM HAsKELL., ind Miss MARY A
JonNsoS. all of Berlin.
At Webster, on the 9th inst, by the Rev
Wesley Prettyman, WM. HIcKs, ESQ., OF Ports
mouth and Mrs. LuclNA MAuLr,
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Con- BooTs,-Thc chap that hooked
those Boots from the Store Of Mossrs
Trago d lIelphenstine, one day last week,
bad better mako reperation, as ho is close,
ly watched, and will be taken care Of, if
ho does not If be had taken large pair
there would not have been much thought
OF it, but to do such iitie dirty trick
as TO take pair of Child's Boots, 10 too
small potatoes and makes the crime only
look tho meancr. For shame
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OT'aCEi.

Dec 20, 'j5. 50 If.
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Geo. NJ. Leach, Plaintiff, VS.. Dexter Marshall
DeIcndent; Before j. A. Sell, j. F., of Wash.
ington township, Jackson county. On the I'd
day of December, A D., 1855, said Justice iss.
ued an order of attachment in the above action
for the sum of Three Dollars sud Forty cents.
GEO. N. LEACH,
December 13, SIS. 3S-3w y ~ r
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Five Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY from the subscriber, living in
Madison township, Jackson county Ohio, an in.
deuted apprentice. named JOHN 0NEAL, aged
fifteen years, All persons are hereby bottled not
to employ or harbor said apprentice. The above
reward will be paid to any person who will
bling back said apprentice.
JAMES J. JOHNSON.
December 9.-s7-Sw"
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/. b. McLINN, Of the House Of D. W.
Falrchild II Co., Wholesale Hat and Can
Warehouse, 1874 Walnut Street Cincinnati
called upon us a few days since. Nc. is
alWoye right side up with care, marked,
|Hat."
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
StraVed,

FROM the premises of the subscriber living
in Bloomfield Township, Jackson county Ohio
about the 2Ist, of November, last. 4 large
Mich Cow, with red and white spots, raght
tapering horns, and about years old, ear mark
not remembered. A liberal reward compensa-
ton will be given to any one returning said
Cow to me, or information where can get her
WILLIAM MOLER.
10,
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THE RAILROAD CASE, about which so
much has been said, designed to dissolve
the contract of Union between the Hills.
borough and Marietta companies, COM
mences in the Superior Court of Cincin
nali' on Wednesday, the Cd of January
next HiiisbOroagh american CiA.ea.
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Q~<F Remember the Masonic celebration
on the 9Th inst. Il is expected there will
be many visitors from a distance in atten-
dance, and that there will be great and
good time upon this occasion. See invi-
tation in another column ofto-day' y'spaper.
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CHRISTMAS BALL,--John French, of Lhe
"lsham House" gives u Grand Ball, on
Christmas night, to which, every body are
cordially aud respectfully solicited to at.
tend and participate in the pleasures of the
night. Those that do not receive tickets
vii! consider this as an invtrtion.
Yours Respectfully,
JOHN FRENCH.
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TRAVEL ON THE CARs.--We observe
that there is quite an increase of travel on
the X. II. since the Cars run to liamden,
Passengers come this way in preferc nee
to the Stage route. Sensible people, they
are.
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MUD AROUND THE DEPor.--It is too bad
to bO compelled to wade through knee deep
mud to ges to the Depot. Strangers, must
think that Jackson is horrible place to
live 10, for the very first thing that strikes
lis eye is mud, and the last thing that he
is compelled to look upon is mud, and it is
Mud, Mud, Mud.
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Latest Intelligence Westport In
Arms.
SATURDAY EVE , 8p. N.

CATUhDAf EVE p. N.
Mr.. Proper gentleman of this city.
OF undoubled verncity, has just arrived
from Kansas City via Wesrport, No
lie states that one hundred rmed men
left Westport yesterday for Lawrence,
and that one hundred additional are pre-
pared to march tomorrow. He saya that
they are Of the lowest class Of rowdies,
and heard them say repeatedly that "thcy
did not care II d--n whether the re-
ports Of rescue were true or not; lhry
would go to the d------d Yankee city,
burn it down, and ravish their women >
| don t choose TO put in all their oaths :;
but they did not use such language with.
out swearing most profancy. Similar
language WAS often heard here to-day.
twenty Of the most respectable cit-
gems of Weslport intend to march rapid.
ly to Lawrence tomorrow in order, if
possible, to prevent the eilusion of blood
Kansas city, TO her credit, refuses TO
act, and denounces the proceedings of
the Missourians. Not more than twelve
men will go from there.
One hundred men left Lexington for
Lawrence.
Five hundred men it was reported at
Kansas city, were expected from Clay
county viii not The Governor Of Mis-.
souri, act?
Gen. Calhoun is al the Shawnee Mis-
sion.
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ES' Catherine Cooper, of Lancaster
ia.' recovered a verdict of SIS, 500 against
the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad uom.
pany for the loss of her husband by an
accident on the road, resulting from care.
lessness on the part Of the employees of
the company.
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CAUTION.
TO ALI WHOM II MAY CONCERN.

'f'H "aO'A - "HH NONCGHN' .
NOTICE is hereby given, the five note of hand
payable TO David lmlcr OF order, all signed by John
+. Floworsand Charles Poindexter, dated Oct 3, A.
d. 1850 due as follows lst note $27 80, due Feb,
goth 1856. d. note $4,000, due Oct, Sth, 1855,
Sd, note $4,000 due Feb, Goth 1917. 4th, note
$500, bearing per cent. interest due Oct, 8th
1857. 9th, note $4,000 due Feb, goth IO5S, were
Grandulcnty obtained by said Imler, some of which
are now in Samuel Dicksons hands, and some of
which arc in the hands of ono William Garland, a
broihor-in-aw to the said Imlcr. Said notes arc
fraudulent and will not be paid, pcrsonsintercsted
may govern themselves accordingly.
JOHN r. FLOWERS.
CHARLES P0INDEXTER.
Dec % t55 40
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l ours Respectfully,
JOHN FRENCH.

SAN MCLNTIcK, of the House of r.
". Booth " Co., Importers and Dealers
in Hardware, Cincinnati, was in our town
few days ago. Sam is a trump, and un.
dclstands his business.
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SHIEIRIFF,S SALE.

~ virtue Of an execution issued from tho Court
OF Common Pleas Of Lawrercc county, Ohio, and to
me directed will expose to public sale at tho door
of the Court House, in the town of jackson in lack
son county, Ohio en- =
SATURDAY, THE 5th, DAY OFJANUARY, 1855.
AT o'clock p. NJ. of said day tho following Real
Estate situate in said Jackson county, and State of
Ohio, and bounded and described follows to- wit:
In Lots Nos 81, SO and 67 in jamestown addition
to the town of Jackson and known as tho Jackson
Foundry property including tho Foundry building
and machinery attached thereto, Levied upon as
the property of j. I. Holiday Co., to satisfya
Judgment rendered against them by said Courtand
in favor Of lsham Dyer. Said property /: apprais
cd at $l300,00, Terms of sale cash.
YlNTON POWERS, Sh'F. J. C,
jackson, Dec 6, '55. 81 tbs u.' l.,,
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A QUERRY.-Jchile wants to know what
makes women cut up SO over wedding
cake. He says that the rubbing and
purring of pussy over a handful of catnip
is only equaled by woman with a slice
Of weddmg-cakc. columbus Fact.
We suppose this to be the reason -
that the cake is "thc substance of things
hoped for the evidence of things not
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TREEs, TREts,--Mf. L. l. Wood, of
Webster, has on hands large lot of Fruit
Trees, Apple, and Peach, which he of.
tcrs for sale very low The apple Trees
are ofthe Rome Beauty,
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Shingles Wanted,

will give = good price for few thousand
Shingles, delivered at my Joiner Shop, in
Jackson.
], b. WOOD.
jackson, Dec l3, 6j 39-3w
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OF The Boston Courier says that it is
doubtful whether a single railroad in the
New England States has really earned a
net dollar on its freight business the past
year.
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FURsrruAE.-Judge Howell, has just
received very large and splendid lot Of
Furniture of every description. Go and
see for yourselves. if you don't believe us
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ONO CuRRENcY-According to the
quar'ef,y statement of the banks of the
0.atr' the entire circulation of the banks
OF ohIo' on the first Monday in Novem.
Der, was 80, l54, 195.
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BIC Hoes -. &. Mitchell. of this,
Lick township, killed the Premium Iloa
on Monday last, weighing nett, SOC lie
II this ia n,tgoi Z it whole hog tai aud
all, then we KDow Nothing" about it,
B iug on your Big Hogs.
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lraE RAIN Bow.--We have received n
Copy ofa paper entitled the ''Rain Bow
This is very useful work, and has been
much admired by those that have exam
jBsd H. More Anon.
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Rownmd's Tomic Iixlmrc.

A RELIABLE medicine for Feverand Ague
together with all the other University Rene,
dies, new Cnd fresh supply, just received at
this Agency. J. II G. MILLER,
5, cor Broadway ana Pear Streets.
Jack on, o.. Dec. l3. 3S--
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Social PARrY.--Tne young folks give
Social Party at the "FrankIin Iieuse'
on CHRISTMAS evening, 1t is to be a
splendid affair, and will be just the place
to spend Christina, evening
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THAT BSIDoE. On Friday last as Mr..
ATSony Walker attempted to cross tho
bridge, over Salt Greek, on the road to
jamestown, his horses tcllpauly through,
somewhat injuring them with the timely
aid OF some Of our oI,scns, who quickly
repaired 10 the spot, tho horses and wagon
were extricaled from their dangerous oitn-
aLlon. We have adycrtel to lhis miserable
excuse fora bridge before and do think il
should have been attended 10. Should
there be damages to pay for the injuring of
come persons or their teams, We opine that
those having the authority to order this
structure to DO repaired, will be brought
70 their proper senses upon the subject.
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JuSG Received.

A further supply Of Myers Extract of Rock
Rose, the celebrated remedy for Scroiula and
other Blood diseases. Loudcn 4 Co.'S Family
Remedcs~-lrda Lhocgogue, and various other
articles OF necessary use among the sick, at
MlLLER'S New Drug Store.
iuckson, Dec -, 55-,}S
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To all whom 1t NAV Concern.

NOTICE is hereby given that my wife, Tacy
Peterson has left ny bed and board, without
any just cause. and that will not pay any
debts ef her contracting after this date.
JAMES PETERSON.
Jackson, Dec. 90, 80 3.w
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News Items.

The Legislature of Vermont has amen.
ded the temperance law by adding a fine
of FIVE dollars as punishment for every
person who is found intoxicated. The
sale of adulterated spirits, knowing them
to be such, by an agent &c., is punished
with a fine Of not less than ten, or more
than three hundred dollars.
The net amount in the United States
Treasury, on the 26th ult., was $23, 3,O74,
900.
The cotton and sugar crop Of Texas are
represented as being unusually excellent
this year.
Mr.. Beardslcy is erecting a paper mill
at Little Falls, N. Y. for the purpose OF
manufacturing basswood paper
The American party in Iowa have cal.
led a Convention to be held in Iowa CITY
on the 9th Of March, 1856, for the pur-
pose Of nominating State ticket.
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scales and WEIGHTS,

Fowler & Ludlow celebrated CounterScacs
for Merchants and GrOcers' use, for sale cheap
at MiLLER9.
Jackson, Dee l3-3e--
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C0ngre ssiOnal,

Our last Congressional news is up to the
'lh' House not yet organized. The bal,
loIing continues with about the samo re-.
suits, to wit Banks, lO5; Richardson,
"a: Fuller, 10; scattering G.
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ES-The annual value of manufactures
of Cincinnaliis T52, 1O9,374. Its imports
are valued at S75,0OO,0OO, and It's ex.
p rts at $6O,0OO,UO0. There are now
5000 miles ofrailroad diverging from the
city, and 4,00O miles under construction.
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HIYe StuilS.

Just arrived, another lot of that fine Indigo,
together with every other article in the lino Of
Dye Stuffs, and for sale at,
December l3,--3S-- MuLrRs,
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HARDwAEG,-Tmgo Il Co., have just
received very large stock of Hardware
ard Cutlery, which they are selling at re.
duccd prices.
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Isaac Isaac, Plaintiff, I
apainst

Isaac Isaac, Plaintiff,
against
Thomas I. Jones, Sarah In Jackson county
Jones' Moses Stcrnbcrgcr, Common Pleas.
Peter Pckcrel, and John D.
Hoffman, Defendants.
THE above named Thomas T. Jones, Sarah Jones
Moses Stembcrger, Pctcr Pickrcl, and Johnj. Iloh-
man, will take notice, that on the l1th day OF De.
ccmber, a. ID. 1855, n petition was fled against
them in the Court Of Common Pleas of jackson
county, Ohio by Isaac Isaac, the object and prayer
of which Is, that the following real estate may be
sold to srtisy certain mortgage deed, executed by
said Thomas T. Jones and Sarah Jones' to said Isaac
Isaac, on the 26th, day Of February, 1853, to wit
The North west quarter, Of the north cast quarter
dissection scyen township seven range plghtecr con
tanning forty acccs, except one half acre decided to
trustees Of school district for school purposes Said
Mortgage was given to secure tho pam Mt Of two
hundred dollars, with interest at eight per cent
The petition lurthur sets FORTH that on the 18th day
Of February, 1851 the said Thomas I. Jones and
Sarah Jones, executed anIJrrgagc do,d to NJ. Stern
berger and Go. consisting orM. Stcrnbargcr, Peter
PicNrel and John j. Hoffman, for the sam, prcns-
c5, to secure the payment of Two hundred and thr-
ty dollars mt ten per cent. interest and that on the
10th day of May, 1881, the said Thomas I. Jones
and Sarah Jones executed taortgage decd to Moses
Sternberger for tho same PROMISES to secure the
payment Of two hundred dollars with ton per cent
interest.
The said defendants are notified that they aro ro-
qurcd to answer said petition on or before the 18th
day of February, 1856.
MACKLEY 4 FULLERTON, Atty's. for PltR.
Dec. 20, 55. 80 CIV
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Dec. IL, '5S. 3S CIV
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EF~ When John Bunyan lay prisoner
in Bedford JAIL pcrsocuted for non-con-
iormity to the union of Church and State,
some Of his opponents thought to bring
him into practical accord with the custo-
mary Christmas festivities and then turn
him into ridicule for inconsistency. So
they prepared substantial Christmas pie,
which was accordingly sent in hot and
smoking on the 25lh of December. John,
TO whom the smell of such dinner was a
rarity indeed, shut up where he then was,
struck his knife boldly into the pie, when
at once his watchful accusers taunted HIM
with moons stoncy in keeping Christmas
and joining its festivities, But Bunyan
went on quietly eating, and remarked that
they must think him great fool mol 10 be
d6'e to distinguish between Christmas and
Chr'St mas PIE
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INVITATION.
EERuVN NEIEnnrE NA ,r
Pocket Book Found.

FOUND on Pearl street, in the Town of jackson a
Pocket Book containing several dollars in money
Tho owncrcan havo it by producing satisfactory evil
denco ofowncrship, and by PAYING ono dollar for
this advertisement. Enquire Of VIM. Swanson.
Jackson Dec. 6, IS. g73-w @
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Mary WauIt'S Estate.

F. c. SEAL, Admir-. of said Estate has filed
his accouts for tipal settomenta as such A1m'r
Said accounts will be for hearing on the 26th
of January, A. d. 1856.
I. N HOWELL, Probate Judge.
Dec. 6, '55. 81 3O,d
Corn Corn! Corn!
WANTED--2,0 900 bushels CORN, by
BUM, WAITE HOUSE & BUNN.
Nov 8, '5j.33-tf
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w ~-~@eszA ~ ~ ~ ~ AaY
ln the Grafton Block on Broadway Street. where
heis prepared to furnish all and every article in
his line to customers. His stock of
#Wd1CHES AND CLOCKS,
is large and Of the best manufacture. Jcwclry
consisting of Breast-pins, Lar rings, Finger.
rings Gold Pens etc, etc. alot which he will
sell at the very lowest prices.
,b'Repairlng of Watches andclocks, and Jew.
clry, done IN wOrkman-like manner, on the most
Reasonable terms, and short notice.
Jackson, December G, 55, az