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7. Il. ClCwers d Co., We notice have
opened out in s,ylo, new lot of excel.
Lat drugs. Liquors, and Groceries, all Of
which they will sell at Wholesale aud Re.
Aail at the very lowest market prices
TnGs Agency for the University Medi'
Snos, PHILADELPHIA, aud also for many other
Foreign Medicines is quite an itom and
willsnsure purchasers to get genuine ar.
ticls Of any thing in the Medicinal line.
Call anl see them. SO Advertisement in
another column,
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Shariff,s Sale of Real Estate.

BY command Of an execution from the Court Of
Common leas 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 I'd. DAY OF JULY 1855.
At | O'Clock p. NJ. the following described real
estate situated in Jackson County Ohlo to wit
Part Of the south east quarter Of section No. II
township No, 9, and range No. II, beginning at
the south west corner adjoining the lands sold of
of the same quarter, at stake from which an ap.
pletree ten inches diameter, bear, north 45 east
~ links distan thence east ~ chains, to a. post
chestnut l5 south, To Il 81 walnut 10 north 7o
Us theace south so chains, post walnut 10
north Is east ~ chestnut II, north 2l, east % ;
thence east 10 chains, post Oppletfee, south "a
west 81 thence north 23,00 chains post black
oak, A SOUTH 81 west %, hickory south 56 east
2l thence west 1000 chains, post locust 10 south
as, west -, white oak IL south ~ cast 64 thence
south 2l50 chains. to the place OF beginning,
cont aiming 50 acres. being The same lands de.
SCrlbed in deed from Solomon lsainlnger and
wife to John hi ;ht aud III which deed the said
lsalninger makes the following reservation, lex.
cepting the ion ore whith !, Solomon lsaminger.
reserved the light to dig and haul away provided
none be dug III the orchard, OF within fifteen rods
Of the house, provided ii dig, or cause aay to
be dug aud hauled away |, Solomon lsamiuger,
am to give hight, as much land as is dug over. -
Valued at $4l3. To he sold as the property Of
john Kikht, at the suit Of A. J. klnnisOn, as
Admr Of Charles kmuison, deceased. Terms Of
sale cash.
vINTON POWERS, Sh'ff ]. G.
By IT. w. GILLELAND, Deputy,
Nay 81, '5S %tds, .
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| was much pleased to read the advice
you gave to the boys of our village IN
the last weeks Standard. Mlay persons
seem to wonder WI y there are 50 many
rude boys in Jackson; andeyen the parents
of these same boys appear to be entirely
ignorant of the cause, and the remedy
1t appears to me, that ID eneSs Is the sole
cause, and some employment, the remedy"
There may be seen on any fair day,
around our tayerns, and on the goods boxes
in front of our Stores, a lot of lalf grown
boys, smoking Cigars, and apparently as
well contented as retired merchants, who
have their fortunes, and settled down quiz
city to enjoy the fruits thereof. Boys,
these things ought not to be 50. There is
great work to be done in our short lives,
and we ought to be up and doing
will give you one or two instances Of
of what boys have done for themselves,
while laboring under disadvantages, that
you may see what you might do for your
selves with your present privileges.
You are all familiar with the history Of
Horace Greedy, and Hon. Thomas Ewing,
and great many others who have labored
through privations until they have attain,
ed proud pre-eminence in their countly's
history.
Tie editor of the Umpqua Weekly GA
zette, Oregon, is just twenty-five years old
He is native Of jackson County, and hi;
parents were so poor, that he had to de-
pend upon his own exertions for an educa
ton. The writer of this taughthim his al
phabet in the winter of 1888. He i'm
proved his time 50 well, that he entered {
printing Office in his sixteenth year, anc
| was sodilligent, that in six months, lie wa
a good foreman. This was in Iowa. IL
then went to Oregon, got one hundred dol
lars per month, as foreman Of press
built the penitentiary, clerked one sessi6I
in the Oregon Legislature at five COLLAR
per day, and three dollars for orrqb6rting 70
a paper at the same time, Studied Law
and was admitted to the bar. lie is nov
publishing the Gazette, and is one of til
{ foremost men in Oregor.-
do not think his father paid five dol
/ lars for his schooling
There is now a young man in tie Ohi
University, at Athens, who loaded ore car
last summer at fifteen dollars per month
4 and saved money enough togo to the I'm
:, versity. He states that he boards hin
:, self at about ninety cents per week, ea!in
;, bread and butter for break fast, bread an
molasses, for dinner, and butter and brea
for supper, and eggson Sunday. Wondc
how many Of our young men would MAX
such sacrifices, to secure an education
Boys, leave of smoking cigars an
e drinking bad liquor, and go to work, an
i if you have nothing to do, take dime an
+ go to Hardings and buy yourself an ele
q mentary spelling book, and learn to spc
. your Mother tongue correctly, and tie
proceed with your studies until you al
men, and we will moi be likely to hear an
!. more loud, but just complaints about Il
rudeness of the boys of jackson. NJ
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Godey's Lady'S Book.

That this is the Book Of the Nation, IS
true in every sense of tie word this, the
June No., is rcplcte with everything in
teresling and useful, and cannot be sur
passed by any other work of The same
nature in the new or old world. The
embellishments are most splendid, among
which may be found the engraving Of
=" The Rcvelie." which possesses ali buu
life itself 10 make it perfect The coIored
Fashion plate, is master piece, besides
numerous other engravings of fash
ionable ManlilIas, chIdrrn's Dresses, Mu
sic, and many others which will be found
useful in the Ladies department. Cooley
is indeed IL great favorile, and is worthy
u place upon the table of every female ii
the universe. Subscriptions taken at thi
Office.
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THE UNIVERSITY FAMILY
H& HEWM RI ED III ME aa6 .

N
ISSUED under the seal, sanction aud Outhori.
ty of
TIE UNIVERSITY OF FREE MEDICINE AND
POPULAR KNOWLEDGE.
Chartered by the State of Pennsylvania, April
%. 1888. With capital of 100000, mainly
Tor the purpose Of aleSting the evils of
SPURIOUS NOSTRUAIS,
Also for supplying the Community with reliable
remedies Whereyer Competent Physician can
not OF will not be empl yed have purshascI from
DR.. JOHN H. ROWAND, his ceebraled
ROWAND'S TONIC MIXTURE,
Known for upwards of twenty-five years as the
only sure and sale cure fur
FEVER AND AGUE &C. "
And his incstmable Remedy for Bowel Com
plants,
ROWAND'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF BLACK.
BERRY ROOT,
Which highly approved and popular Remedies,
together with the UnivcrSitys Remedy for Com
plants OF the Lungs,
The Univcr,itys Remedy for Dyspepsia or In.
digestion.
The Unverity's Remedy for CostiVe Bowels
Also the University Almanac may be had,
at the Branch Dispensary, or Store OF I. r. Clew
ers, IL Co.. Agents Druggist, Chemist, Corner Of
Columbia, aud Main street, Jackson G. H. Ohio
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There was large fire here on Satur-
day night which destroyed half dozen
large stores on Baltimore aud Howard
streets. Owners estimate loss on goods,
$Il8 900, on which there was $155,00O
insurance, in Baltimore Offices principal
ly. On the stock all were more than
fully insured, the fire having occurred at
the close of the busy season.
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ACCIDENT On Sabbath last as some
Of the larger boys of this place were en-.
gagged in riding upon The Turn Table at
the Depot, the second son Of Mr.. John
French guided no doubt. by those older,
attempted to jump upon the platform but
missing hisstep, his foot caughtin the space
between the out edge and the revolving
table, and was very badly mot seriously
injured. 1t is strange that more discre-
ton is not used by those that should be
otherwise engaged upon the Sabbath -
We notice frequently, that the boys go
so far as to lay down upon the track, and
run across az the Locomotive is approach
ing. If this dangerous practice is not
stopped it will end either in the death Or
in the criPpling for life some unguided
or reckless youth.
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Notice.

Henry B. Moore, Plant'G.
against ..-.
Stephen Phillips and noeo,a... Civil
Henry Ii. Mcneil, partners D''SNN~'' action
under the namo of
Phillips Mcneil,
THE said stephen Phillips and Henry II. Mcneil,
partners Us aforesaid who are non-residents Of the
State Of Ohio hereby notified that they have been
sued by tho said Henry X. Moore, in the Court Of
Common Pleas for jackson County, in the State Of
Ohio for, One Hundred and twenty-oight dollars and
four cents with interest from tho 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 Plaintiff 70 the said Defendants
and that unless they the petition Of the said
Plaintiff filed in tho said Court by tho l4th day Of
July 4. d. 1854, such petition will be taken trua
and judgement rendered accordingly.
II. s. BUNDY, Attorney for I1t6.
jackson, May II, IS, 96-w
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Timo! Time!

Reader, have youa Watch, Clock, Of
Jowelry, tina. you wish repaired and put in
order? II 50 real ]. +. Tolley's adyer.
tisement in another column, and 60 to him
aal leave them aud he will warrant every
thing ho does. Now is your lime to get
yourW,iq.es AMI c.2eAs, putingool run
ming order
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Flour has declined l2Ic-sales OF g..
600 bbls, good Ohio at SO 25@$l0 50
Southern Steady--I.20o bbls. were sold
Wheat firm. Corn a trine lower--28,.
OOO bushels mixed sold at Sl.U6@l, 10
Pork is a trAe lower-l, 400 b0Is. Old
Mess sold at $l6 68@l6,75. Beef un
changed. Lard easier, but not quotably
lower, at lO40lOBc. Ohio whisky firm
at 33i6388c.
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New Work Journal,

We have received the June No. of this
highly popular work, and it still grows in
TO flyoriti8m with ourreaders, and should
have large circulation in this region, as
it eclipscs all other magazines of the kind
now published, both for its Miscellaneous
and Illustrative work. Price $500 per
year in advance, Subscriptions takenatthis
Office. Call and see specimens.
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TEE KANSAS ELECTION.
THE PHo'stAvgRY TICKET ELECTED
IL EvLRY DI TRIoT
Sr Lows, MAY "a, lS5

Sr, LOUIS, May "a. 1855.
A dispatch from Kansas says; The
Leavenworlh District slavery ticket
is elected by sixty.one majority, and pro.
Slavery men are elected in every district,
IL will be rec llecled that Gov Reed.
er, after the election some time since, dc.
clared vacancies in several Districts
Ibis eleclion flls them,
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They intend to have grand Military
encampment at Cleveland about the 4th OF
July. Several companies from Buffalo,
Chicago, ETC., are to be in Attendance
Gen Scott has promised to be there if pos.
sible, and he is confidently expected
There will be good time Of ito those
who like that SORT of fun.
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~-.''- -
VIRGINIA ELECTION!
PHILADELPHIA, MAY 28.-ncor

Returns of majorities, official and re-
ported, in one hundred and seven coun-
lies, loot up for Wise-ninetcen thousand
and thirty two Flournoy eleven thous-
and six hundred and forly-six. Majority
for Wise seven thousand three hundred
and eightysix. Thirty-six counties to
hear from, which gave Pierce 1852 ma
ority.
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C;lrDenIer Shop,
UNDERTAKING
MARIETTA & CINCINNATI

IL VA HI M EE GID VA MD .
Esg PROPOSALS will be received at the En- an
IN gineer's Office in lIamden, Vinton County, W.
until II NJ. Monday the 4th day of June next, for
furnishing and delivering $4,000 cross ties, on that
portion Of the Marietta & Cincinnati Railroad be-
tween Hamden, Vinton County, and the crossing of
Big Sand Creek, about 10 miles. The whole mum
Der to be delivered by the first day Of September
next
Specifications will be found in the Engineers Off
CO at Hamden, and in hand-bils, copies of which
will be sent to bidders on application at Hamden or
Chillicothe.
The tics must be delivered on the different sections
of the road at such points shall be directed by tho
Engineer in charge of the work, in quantities equal
to 2lOO ties for each mile Of road, unless otherwise
directed.
Proposals for all any part of the above specify
ing the number and point Of delivery will be re-
ceiyed.
Payment of so per cent of the value of the ties de-
iyorUd as per the estimate Of the Engineer will bU
mado a5 the work advances.
Contractors proposing to take in part pay the stock
or Bonds Of the Company other things equal, will
have preference.
N. L. WILSON, President,
S. MEDBERY, Chief Engineer,
Chillicothe, may 2i-2w NJ 4 C.R. II. Co.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
LAND WARRANTS!
10000 AZORES WANTED.

2O,UUO ACRES WANTED.
THE subscriber continues to purchase Land War
rants OF every size for which he will pay the highest
market price in Coin or its equivalent. As there
will be very large number of Warrants pressed up
on the market after the first of June, gradual de-
cline in prices for the next twelve months must in
evitably take place, and those who make the earliest
sales will realize the highest prices
G. HENKING,
Banker and Exchange Dealer, Gallipolis, o.
Nav 81 '55 10 I'm
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Carding Machine.

S;crnbcrger 4 Davis, have extended
and renewed their Wool Cardmg Factory,
and are now ready, to attend to all orders
that are left with them with despatch an(
in good style.
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1A9gs00Q 9qAQDAaOa

EFFECTS OF THE SToRM.-A German
gardner. living on the other side OF the
river, had nine hundred pains of glass
broken in his hot house, by the hail storm.
We learn that the fine strawberry field ol
Mr.. Seney. in the same neighborhood
was entirely DESTROYED. We learn also,
that more damage was done to the wheat
in that section than was at first suppo.
sed.--SciOt0 Gaz.
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New YoRK. May 28-noon

The jury in the case of Lyman Cole
charged with being concerned with Ks-
sane and others in the Chemical Bank
forgeries, disagreed, and was discharged,
Packet ship William Stetson, from
Liverpool, brings two hundred Mormons,
for Salt Lake.
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Wool Uaruing.

Daniel Perry Adycrti8es his Wool Car
ding Factory in to-days paper. lilo has
in his employ one on the best Carders in
the state, and promises to do better work
than can be done in any other establish,
ment in Jackson County,
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ETWo hope our Marshal, Councl or
come other authority would take in hand
and have the Streets and Alleys cleaned
II they remain in the present state, we
will soon be visited with Cholera, and ol,el
cpidcmics, as other sister towns have been
within the last few weeks. Let it bo at.
tented 10 at once.
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nnnrt Of Cannon Plaas,

Sits on Tuseday the 9th, Of June, next.
We understand that there is much busi-
ness before that body. Those interested,
will therefore take notice.
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N MENNT
CRYSTAL PALACE STOREI

IN full blast. Wcare just opening a large stock
Of goods direct from tn city of New York in
our New Store House, where we will be able to
sell goods at extremely low prices. to suit these
hard times. We verify believe times are com.
ming good, when money will be in abundance.
come along and buy while goods are offered So
Cheap, reason teaches us that as soon as money
gets plenty Goods will advance in price then
come and supply yourselves, while We offer
goods at snch reduced prices. Adjoining Com
mer5ial Block, nearly opposite the Post Office.
Jackson Ohio.
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D. LEACH, d Co. have removed tAeir
roods mo their new store, and have now
dubbed it the "Crys.al Palace" of Jack
son. Barnum knows how to make things
look right. He is decidedly one of the
best Mercantile Dealers in the County
May these gentlemen receive that patron,
age that enterprise deserves.
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FURTHER Effects OF THE SroRM.-We
learn that Joshua Seney, to tae East OF
the city, had very fine field Of wheat lit.
rally cut to pieces. Quite number Of
wheat fields between Greenfield and this
place. suffered considerably. The fruit.
also. in many places was much Injured.
IN
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ET oOo nightlast week two small boys
engaged in regular melee, on Broadway
street They used their fstcser in s.ylo
equal TO older heads Boys, for shame,
you should not fight, YOU know tlat "your
lt1e hands were not made to scratch out
each others eyes out"
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Peters0n's Magazine.

We have received the June No. Of this
most excellent Magazine. IL is indeed one
of the most interesting MS we'll as beautiful
works now published. The engraving Of
"the Little Anglers" is splendid, also
the Proposal" a fine colored plate, this
last We have seldom seen excelled, pos.
sessing 50 much life, The Ladies depart.
ment is well aud appropriately filled, ma.
king it one Of the best works of the kind,
and II great favorite of the female world.
A new volume begins with the July
ber afording a suitable opportunity to
subscribe The terms are $500 a copy
for one year. 10 Cubs, three copies lor
$500, live copies for $3.50, or eight
copies for 5000, with premium-the
Gift Book of Art" with fifty steel en-
graylngs--to every getter up of club,
Address, postpaid, CHARLES j. PETERSON,
No. lO2 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, A
specimen may be seen at this. office,
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New YoRK, May 29--noon

Stocks firmer, and money very easy.
Erie 498; Cleveland Toledo 81 Read.
my 49, ; Pennsylvania Coal Company
1861; New York Central 92! Virginia
IS SO Missouri 6 94
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DVeing and COlOring,

TIE Subscriber informs tho public, thathe has cs-
tabished hmselfin Jack u, and will Weave Wool
len carpets Of every desired patterns. lie will also dye
Yarns, Shawls Coats and silk Dresses, of different
COors. Those wishing anything in his line of bust
ness are invited to call and examine his work at his
shop ON Portsmouth Street. near tho old Steam Mill.
His prices will be reasonable.
szy- All work done by him will be warranted.
I. A. BAESLER.
jackson. May oath, '55. 3-m
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Gsy- Friend Gilmore of the A lcient

Ey- Friend Gilmore of the A lcIent
Metropolis, ChillicotLe, Las associated
with i'm, Mr. LuciusH. Drury lac of the
GAINESVILLE Aurora. Mr.. D. we under
stand is a practical printer OF tie first wa
er. which addition we must say las long
been wanting in that Office. May the pro-
p,i,tors reap rich reward for their labor
as all publishers should do.
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Standard Office,
I'M BENEFITS HALL, Sd STORY

H Read Communication of NJ, boys,
and profit thereby. His advice if followed
out will be the means ofmuch good in our
town.
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MARRIED.

Though fools spurn Hymen's gentle powers,
We, who improve his golden hours
by sweet experience know,
That marriage rightly understood
Gives to tho tender and the good
A Paradise below"
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CINclNYATI, Nav 28-noon.

IINCINNATI, May 26-noOn.
Market inactive. Flour 80, ,00(09 10
Whisky very dull, and no sales. Sales
of prime butter, at l4c. Nothing done
in provisions. Sugar 6t07c Coffee lc.
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Ice CREAN,--H. M. Price is nightly
supplied with this delicious dainty We
had the pleasure of devouring dish of
the same the other evening, and dpronounce
il good.
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ALSO,

fresh lot Of Groceries of oil kinds. with agener-
al assortment of pure Liquors, for Medicinal pur-
poses, Wholesale ana Retail.
IL Sole Agents for the University Free Mcdi,
cines in Jackson County.
jackson, MAY 81 '5j. loft
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One pin mandatory in Connecticut has
the capacity to turn out four millions of
pins per day.
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d. LEACH 4 co.
kHGTInM.

WE will also offer at Auction, every Saturday
afternoon and night, in the room adjoining Store
in D. Leachs old stand portion of our Stock.
D. LEACH & co.
May %, IS. Off
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Sale Of Real Estate by order of
Court.

on the Both day of June A. D. 1855, at one
o'clock p. NJ. of said day at tho door of the Court
House, in the town of jackson, in Jackson county
Ohio, will bc sold unincumbcred by widows dover,
at public vendue, to the highest and best bidder, the
following real estate as the property of James Will
lington deceased, situate in said jackson county,
and bounded and described as follows, to wit: The
north west quarter of the south west quarter and the
south west quarter of the north west quarter of
section No. 81, in townshipNo. s, and of Range No.
49, containing eighty acres more or less First tract
appraised at $4,000. Second tract appraised at
$4,000. Termes of sale, one third cash in hand,
one third in six months and the residue in one year
from the day Of sale, with interest on the deferred
payments.
ALEXANDER DUNBAR, Admir-.
of JAMES WELLINGTON, Decd.
Naval t55 10-tds
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Carpenters and JOinerS.

HESUBSCRIBER be IS leave to say to the
Il people of jackson and surrounding coun.
try, that he has opened new
Carpenter Shop,
on the corner of Locust and Water Streets.
where he will be ready at all times to attend to
any business in his line.
UNDERTAKING.
Having lately purchased a new HEARSE,
he is fully prepared to attend all Funerals.
both in town and country. Collins made to or
der, in the neatest manner, and with dispatch.
He has made arrangements to supply those
wishing them, with METALLIC BURIAL CA
SEES of all sizes. JAMES FARRAR.
July l3, "a. l6-tf
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fresh and pure D-ug5 and Medicines ever brOngh
to this place all the popular Patent Medicines of thu
day received direct from the propretors, and war
ranted pure and genuine.
Particular attention given tocOmpounding PLY
sicans prescriptions.
Physicians are respectfully invited to call ant
examine our stock,
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]. r, T0LLEY.
WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER.
Corner of Broadway and Pearl Streets,
JACKSON. OHIO

RETURNS his thanks to the citizens of this place
and vicinity for past fayUrs, and informs them that
he has opened his shop in the building opposite the
American House, where no invites oil who wish any
thing in his line Of business.
.-fy~ Musical instruments Of all kinds repaired,
and nude MS good as new
t.sS" All work warranted,
jackson, Ohio, May 81 ls55.-lO-H