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MISCELLANEOUS.
PATENT MEDICINES,
JUST RECEIVED.

LlNlMENTS.
Cofeen's Chinese Llnlment.
Eclectic Liniment,
Great Western Lniment.
Nerve and Bone LiHjmeBt,
Camphorated Soap LiniIneus
OpOdeldOc,
Oil Of Spike,
BarrcIl Indian LiDiment,
Lorees Ohio Liniment,
Mexican Mustang Lininent,
Davis Pain Killer,
Bulls Kingof Pain,
Bakers Pain Panacea,
PLASTERS.
Merrill's Black Salye,
DaIley's Pain Extractor,
Badgers do
Moorhcad's Magnetic Plaster,
Hooflands' Tar Ointment,
PILLS.
DeGray g. Co.'S. Pills,
Brandreth's Pills,
Lees Windham Bilious Pills.
Wigbt's Indian Vegetable Pills,
Anti Bilious Pilis,
Smiths Sugar coated PlllS,
Blake's Sanative Pills,
Jayne's Ague Pills,
McLanes' Liver Pills,
Soule & Co'sSoyereign Balm Pills,
Sellers Liver Pills,
Railways Regulators,
Jaynes' Sanatiye Pills,
Female Pills,
Halsteds Anti. .Dyspeptic Pills,
Ayres' Ca.LaFtic Pills,
SarsaparIIas d Blood Purifiers.
Bulls Sarsaparila,
Carriers Spanish Mixture,
Old DR.. Towensends Sarsaparilla,
JayHe's Alternative,
Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla,
Brants' Indian purifying Extract,
HelmboLds' Fluid Extract Of Sarsaparilla.
COUGH PREPARATIONS.
Rushton & Clsrk's Cod Liver Oil,
Denig's Cough BaSam,
Wistar's LOzenges,
Howes' and other Cough Candy,
Cholera Syrup,
Jaynes ExpOctorant,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Soule's Balm Syrup.
StabIer's Cherry Expectorant.
Sellers Cough Syrup,
Brants Pulmonary BaIsam,
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry,
Brants' Pulmonary Balsam,
Wi5ters' Balsam of Wild Cherry.
VERMIFUGES.
Jayne's Tonic Vermifuge,
M'Lanes Vermifuge,
Sellers Yegmifuge,
Barrels Indian Nermifuge,
Stablers' Worm Mixture,
Denigs' Worm Syrup,
Fahnestock 5 Vermifuge.
DIARRHGA REMEDIES.
Jayne's Cayminatye,
Jacobs Diarrhga Cordial,
Denig's Carminatiye,
Rowand's Syrupof Blackberry.
Stabler's DiarrhGa Cordial,
Cholera Mixture,
Comp. Syrup Of Rhubarb.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Anarchists Uterine Catholicon,
PalmerS Cosmetic Lotion,
Helmbold 5 Extract Of Bucha,
Kier's Petroleum or Rock Oil,
Steiners Electro Voltaic Chains,
Helmbold's Dyspeptic Elixir,
Collodion,
Cholera Mixture,
McMunns Elixir of Opium.
Lyons kathairon,
Christie's Galvanic Belts,
Osgood's India Cholagogue,
Houghton's Pepsin,
Browns Essence Of Ginger,
Rowaud's Tonic Mixture,
Railways Crcassian Balm,
Restorative Bitters. &C., DC, DC. at
JAMES II. G. MlLLER'o Drug Store.
Jor. Broadway and Pearl Streets, Jackson Ohio
1orEsnn Iulv 10 IA II lv
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TAXES OF JACKSON COUNTY
FOR THE YEAR 1855.

THE amount of Taxes on each hundred dol
lars valuation Of all the property subject to Taxa
ton in tie County of Jackson, for the year 1855
is exhibited in the following table.
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10 FARMERS.

J.R. DAY has received his fall supply Of Pitts
burgb Plows and Points.
Aug 9, '55 2D-tf
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.

Josiah Long, Samuel MGhee, John W. Fos-
ter, William Foster James Foster Mary Jane I'os.
ter, and Sarah L. Foster of jackson county, Ohio
and Archibald II Foster and Sas B Foster, Of
Scioto county, Ohio, will take notice that peti.
tiou was filed against them on the Goth day Of
August, A. D. 1855, in the court of common pleas
of jackson county, Ohio, by Joseph w. Wise.
man and Elizabeth A. .'Wseman his wife and is
now pending, wherein the said Wseman, and
wife demand partition of the following real es
tate, situate in said Jackson county, Ohio, and
bounded and described as follows, to wit: Lot
No. a. in township No, 7, of range No IS, of the
Scioto Salt Reserve, containing eighty acres more
or less, and that at the next term OF said court, ap
plicatlon will be made by the said Wi:cman anc
wife, for an order that partition may be made o.
said premises,
DUNCAN & LONGBON, Ats for Petrs.
Aug. 90, '55. %
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Isham & Clare,
A0no oiiA - SAOASi
GRO SIS R 0 A D S .

HyE just received from Cincinnati and are now
opening large and as well selected stock of goods,
as were ever offered in this market. Consisting in
part of Silks Satins, Poplins, Barege Challfs, De
1ains Lawns, Swiss, Jaeonetts, Prints, GinghamIs,
and Lustres, together with a lot Of beautiful alk'
straw and gimp Bonnets Parasos, Fans, ohawls, Col
lars and Gloves also Cloths Cassimcros Satiaefts,
Brown, and Bleachod MusIins, Shirtng, Ticking ana
large stock of ready made Clothing, suited 70 the
taste Of the most fastdiOus. Also fine lot OF Boots
and Shoes, Hats and Caps, also Qu9onsWare, Olass-
ware, Hardware, Nails and Cutlery,
GROCERIES,
fresh lot of Sugar, Coffee, Moasses, Rice, Teas.
6c. of which will be sold extremely low fol- Cash or
Produce.
A CARD.
We take this opportunity Of returning our thenEs
to the public for the liberal patronage shown us ana
hope by adherng to the small profit apd quick saie
system, to merit continuation Of the same
ISHAM L CLARE,
april 26, '55. ST
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Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
lIh CD d. =5as@..4:HE E!aa.Esis8a
New Arrangement

NC" hLloH6 OLhOAC''
Passengers leaving Columbus at 2;l5 A. NJ.
Cincinnati at A NJ. or ChiicOthe at IL A. NJ.
arrive at Byers' (23 miles east OF Chlllcothe) at
1890 P. NJ.
A Train leaves ByerS' daily Sundays cxcepted)
at 40 ?, M. by which passengers arrive at Chilli
cotLe at 3:l5 P. NJ. Cincinnati at S:2O P. NJ or
Columbus at ! is P. Nj.
Stages to and from Athens Pomeroy, Macarthur,
Hamden, jackson, Gallipois, &c. connect with
the Trains at Byers', and passengers can make the
trip between either Of these places aud Columbus,
Cincinnati or Chllicothe in a single day.
An accommodation Train is run daily Sundays
exccpted) from Chllicothe to Banchester and back.
Passengers by this train leave Chlllcothe at B
m. and arrive at Cincinnati at ;:l3 a. m. or
Cincinnati at p. M and arrive at Chillicothe at
10 p. m. oo
Fare from Byers' to Cincinnati $500
:" TO Cbillcothe, 70
Through Tickets between Columbus and Chill
licothe $50 to be had only at Columbus and Xe-
MIA Railroad Ticket Office at Columbus, aud on
the cars of Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad on
leaving Chillicothe. -
JOHN WADDLE.
Aug lG, IS 2l-tf
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JAMES PURsELL,
Exclusively Wholesale Dealer in
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
QUEENSWAEE, CHINA AND GLASS.
No. !, Enterprise Building, Front Street,
Portsmouth, Ohio,
I'd Aug, 1856. I'd Aug, 1865.
New Goods,

I'd Aug, 1855. I'd Aug, 1865.
New Goods.
THE undersigned is now in receipt of his
first Fall Stock OF Dry Goods, Hats, Caps, Bon
nets, etc, to which he invites the special atten-
ton OF merchants and furnace owners, with the
assurance that Goods will be sold as low as they
can be had from the New York and Philadelphia
jobbers, andatsuch pricesas will save the expenses
on purchases made in Cincinnati or Pittsburgh
Late purchases and importations of Glass aud
Qucensware make my stock very large and COM
pIete, all of which is offered at the lowest rates
and on liberal terms
It's the true interest of merchants and deal
ers to buy $500 per month near home in prefer
ence to $4,000 sem.annually at u distant point,
thus keeping their stocks fresh, and distributing
their bills payable in ashape the more easily paid.
JAMES PURSELL.
Aug 0, '55 2G-tf
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JACKSON MARKETS.
JACKSON. ssJt. 6, 1855
BANK NOTE LIST.

THE following list is corrected every Wednesday
Just before putting our paper TO press, at Bennett
Co.'S Citizens Bank.
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LOOIING GLANSES.

FOR the Fall trade, at greatly reduced prices.-
BUYERS are invited to examine stock before pur
chasing elsewhere.
RICHARDS, KINGSLAND a. co.
Manufacturers, Ito Chambers ST., New York.
aug. 10, So, 2l-2m
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c c c Mo mo c c 9
school District Levies in Dollars.


S S S
Washington, No. 3 90 No. No.
jackson, so
Hamilton, | 100 . IS 4 25
Notice is hereby given, to the tax payers of
Jackson County that | will attend at the usual
places of holding elections in the several town
ships, for the purpose Of receiving taxes on the
days following to witt In Scioto, September
l7th, in Hamilton, Sept, 18th, in Jefferson, Sept.
18th, in Madison, Sept Goth, in Bloomfield, Sept.
2lst in Franklin Sept. 22d, in Milton Sept. 9th,
in Washington, Sept 25th, in Jackson, Sept. 2Gth.
in Liberty, Sept. 9th. will also attend az my
office in the town of Jackson, from the 9th Of
September, until the Goth day of December next,
for the purpose of receiving the taxes charged as
above, on te duplicate for the curedt year. with
in which period of time the law requires the same
to be podJ after which all taxes remaining unpaid,
arc liable to be charged penalty Of per cent.
7. B. DlCKASON, IT. J. Q.
Jackson, August 2d, 1855. l9-6w
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FARM FOR SALEI

,<eFE, THE. subscriber offers valuable M
s35Ea farm for sale situated in Franklin 'SfNS
81 Township, Jackson county, Ohio, one -A'-
mile from Horizons Steam Saw Mill, (now Shew-
ards)--suid farm contains about eighty five acres
of GOOD land, sixiyfv under cultivation, the bal
ancc well timbcred. 1t also contains large guam
titles of Iron Ore. and Stone Coal said to be Of
good quality. There is anever failing spring OF
excellent water, also good well of pure water
near the dwelling and any quantity of stock wa
ter, in every field on the farm. Also an orchard
of very good fruit, sufficient for any family -
There is also large quantity of meadow land and
good sugar orchard on theplace. Anew road has
lately been laid out, running through the farm.
The above farm will esold on rea, a,onable terms
as | am unable to attend to it myself or have il
done, to my satisfaction.
For terms of sale, a ply tome on the premises
MARGARET PHIpS.
Aug %, '55 22-tf
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1855. SPRING STOCK. 1855:

1855. SPRING STOCK. 1855.
THE subscriber avails himself of this method to
return his sincere thanks to his numerous friends
and patrons for their many past favOrs, and at the
same time, inform them that he has just returned
from the east, and is now in receipt Of large and
well selected stock of Leather and Findings, fresh
from the hands of the best American and French
manufacturers. All of which he is able to offer at
prices to suit the times. As small Profits and Quick
Sales is. his MOTTO the craft will bear in mind that
this is the only exclusive Leather and Finding Store,
and the only house in the Leather trade that is not
in the Shoe trade, and flooding the country with
Eastern boots and shoes the effect of which is 50
seriously felt by our home manufacturers.
A. p. OSBORN,
No. ), Market street.
inlY II. ,55. 1G-
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New YoRB. bk, of Mobile 5 dis
Solvent banks, par: MISSISSIPPI.
Pennsylvania. All banks no sale
Solvent banks par LOUISIANA,
MARYLAND. Solvent banks, par
Solvent banks, par Small Notes, dis
NEW HAMPSHIRE. Ono.
Solvent banks, par Solvent banks, par
VERMONT. Bk Circcville 40 dis
Solvent banks, par Free Blk. old plate, dis
CoNNErICUr KENTUCKY.
Solvent banks, par Solvent banks, par
MASSACHUSETTS,, Ky. Trust Co. 70 dis
Solvent banks, par INDIANA.
RHODE ISLAND. State bank, and
Solvent Banks, par Branches, par
MAINE, Free banks, 5 to so dis
Solvent banks, par; Bk of Corners
New JERSEY. vile 80 dis
Solvent banks, par ILLINOIS,
DELAWARE. Solvent Free bk. dis
Solvent banks, par Missouri.
VIRGINIA. State bank and
Solvent banks, par branches, par
Trans. Allegheny, loo dis TENNESSEE.
Kanahwa 10 dis Solvent banks dis
CANADA. MICHIGAN.
Solvent banks, dis Solvent banks, dis
NORTH CAROLINA. Small Notes, 8 dis
Solvent Banks, 3dis Except Adrian Ins. Co.
Small Notes, dis and Nlacomb Co, Blk.
SoUTH CAROLINA. WISCONSIN.
, Solvent Banks, DIS Free banks, dis
GEORGIA. Small Notes. dis
Solvent Banks, dis TEXAS ARKANSAS.
ALABAMA. All banks of doubt
Solvent banks, lO dis full value.
EXCHANGE.
BUYNG. SELLING.
New York, q prn. "a prm.
Philadelphia, a q
Baltimore a q
AMERICAN GOLD.
Buying at q prm. Selling at /:
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B T. BABBI77.S POTASH.
IA VA y-EN II. NA & Va va &R

OF Six pounds each, y lbs. in a case, warranted
superior to any in use and at about the same price of
the ordinary Potash sold in casks. This method Of
putting up the article, renders it much more con-
yenient for retailing, and in this respect, there
fore is very desirable Printed directions for its use
are placed upon each can. The article has been in
the market for the past three years and wherever it
has been introduced has given the highest satisfac-
ton. Any person desirous of giving the article
trial will, on remitting to my address So, be sent
case of II packages Also,
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Carpet Department.

We have just laid in fine stock of new Car
pets, Oil Cloths, Window Shades, Window Pa
per, Curtain Drapery, and everything belonging
to complete Carpet Store, all Of which we guar
antee to sell as low as can be sold in the west.
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Thomas W. Gilleland, admir-. and Mary |
Clay, Martha Clay and George Clay, heirs +
at law, ETC., Allen q. Thurman and Nancy
--L i
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None of the men standing below were
practiced hunters, and the darkness was so
great That they could not venture any more
shots. In this emergency, they were con-
sulting in a low tone what measure 70 take
when Golowin uttered cry of jov, for
Stronganow had returned to consciousness
''Whcre is the bear 2" was his first qucs-
ton.
''rhc beast il sitting among the branches,
not low enough for IA to see him. replied
kpmanow.
Begin to cut down the tree, aud then he
Will descend of his own accord. But take
cure no more misfortunes happen" said
Stronganow, shuddering with cold and fever.
Sainw rcsolutcly applied his skill, while
R0manow and Lominef drew back with their
loaded rifles. Saiew had made but six or
eight strokes against the tree, when it began
Ia crcak and rustic above, and the beast was
socu hastily sliding down backwards, clasp
ng the trunk in his powerful fore paws.
Salew escaped in time, and while he was
Selling his lance and flint. KomanpH and
lomineif shot III the bear. Bnt their tire did
not mortally wound the animal. and render
ed him only the more furious. The resolute
men, now took their lonccs, in the use Of
which weapon LominoH, the pilot was well
IEufti~fi. Tic let lflF lfedI run al IApHtHllbN
and then thrust the weapon with such force
and precision into the soft part of the lett
shoulder blade that h. was struck down by
lightning, and expired on the spot.
4 dreadful victory! The distressed men
now turned to their poor friend, who was
writing upon the ground, in eXcruciatng
pain. The sledse was soon brought. They
threw the dead bear upon il, and 50 placed
il that its soft warm body might serve as 4
conch for the wounded Stroneanow Then
collecting their arms, they set out for home.
But not a thousand PAGES from the spot, our
poor hunters had occasion bitterly to lament
that in the confusion they had forgotten to
reload their rites. \ troop OF wolves here
rushed on, Of the wood, aud attacked them
horcelv. The cxilcS thrust at them with their
lances and strove To defend themselves With
the energy Of despair; when happily, Colo
win remembered that his rifle was loaded. -
lie drew it forth, pointed il at the thickcst
body of wolves, aud fred As soon AS the
shot was heard. the beasts turned round, and
with the utmost haste, rushed into the thick
Ct, leaving one dead and shSeral wounded.
They reached home without further dan
yer, but poor Stronganow so severely
injured hy his fall that he died the same
night.
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01EIE. a vasIE@s.
8ANtFACTrRERs AND pEkLER> ~
EsnOf< and - d -.

} / stGut nrrta'> Gus sipth 81 fl-ietn N"fk
- viii SION ~ the IN II and lHrscst "Ntf "ierd
lu krahuk They ate selected win pccia nj renee
a. the wants # the roitd trade, and wil comprise
esrry variety Imaginable The r'c Viii 10 sueh
as viii COPS incc every one thtt hnr fully ad,pt
81 IT, motto al "Uprb a,cs and small l9as(s.
n, Il. The summer Cuvll now ~ Aand viii b
c.usrd ont At C,.sr.
Boot and Shoe MdnufdctoTg.
II thu l4aio, Mr would saN, ta.i ia snd sur our
elegant styi.S + Boot c, BusEius and sips f the
finest materials, now manufactured at rai es tahii h
mont Whtrh 10 p"iu' 81 quality and durability "e
viii warrant ga b equal e. auy ia the wcst
Gentlemen Will uid u ~ III N inter st u 1all and
examint our stack ~ cust ~ made work, N which
ampie guniits xill always hc kept IN hand and
only the bsst materials and employ none
but tie t unrkmcn, thet mpy rest usaur Of u
GOOD article. guaranteed T. 81 IN al cass
~ Z. a.. asicl, Of our own Manufacture var
rauftd.
sign Of the Mammoth >h e. corner bui dug, Masn
ana ilBId streets.
August 81. iSaa -dSw
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Fall Trade
GaIc CITY IInnt Nnd III

NJ. IL Main street, / tween Fontlh and Fifth
rINHE undersigned would respectfully call - -,
| th attention # th Ladles and @ ntlc $8
~ n # kcoGnk mud vicinity. T. III II fine audi
wel select Il stock Of B9at4 anl Shoes,
opened and for sale ~ tn ah we estahirhm Mt.
pri-iog all kinds # Ltdies', q nts Misss' by
aud Children W AR If all 5fyle- grades and sites.
1hcs goods have been select with special rcfertn
To attn - OF style ani durability All viii sold
nj a very small afvanee above Eastern cost, We
arc determined not b. uu.fsod i,y any house in
the city Please give u call. An examination 81
g,rds and prices is the only favor We ask
III. G. IiIIskAMp i BRO.
a. Iesh
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SrEEp OF THE CLUTTER SHlr GgEAr Re-
rrBIIc.-A Paris correspondent OF she Ma
tionqf Ilcltige1tccr says, that the screw Inc
OF hattle-ship NayarIno was detdlled To ac-
company the famous clipper of the Great Re-
public ON her voyage from Marscilles to the
Crimea, .'and, If necessary to tow herr but
it appears the latter MAS obliged to keep un-
der her three topsails to enable the Nayarlno
to keep NJ with her. The French officers
were utterly confounded MT her heetness.
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Three or four persons were in the city YES
tcrday who had just returned from tallfar-
nin hy way Of the plains. They report bat
few Indians seen, and those friendly Til"
grasshoppers had DESTROYED all vegetation
South of Salt Lake North Of this, veceta-
ton and grass were plenty. They report an
other company not far behind, consisting Of
about 100 persons. One Of the company has
a hundred California horses, bringing in for
sale Hard times in California when these
persons left. ISatannah (Mo.) Sentinel,
9th
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e.. CARRIER Il Co.

NnIn 81. b7TwCon WHTcf md FTsF \ Fs3NF N- 3 :.
Wy fHOLESALE Dealers in Foreign ADD Dom ,sts,a
w Dry Hoods.
Having received au eSie iNe stock "a Fail Il Win
ter Goeds. invite tits aitit III II cthntry llicrs
Among other thing have e'"d stock 81
Wtv,cn Goods ali appfvs 4 staA IT Cl1hs and
Sltipcs red. white, yellow, twiiiod nii paAn Ian
ncs: /. great variety llain and pE.ri idnsaS aa
extensive s.nrCmeut 81 lfntr, and InnnN'nsa III al
kinds,
S.tl. /. l>aa WY
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Eamil. Cnrrinrc For Sale.
Landes & Daugherty,

Hhoiesdlt s. Retail Bcrs & Confcfione,A % J9fsaso'1
street,
ID ESPElTFULLl inform tn public that th y
IL have formed II partnership for the parpo+s %
carving on the aboy. blsiness in all its various
branches Cakes, Bread Crneltrs, and Candies al
ways on hand AT the lowest prize =.
Every article purchased from Us warranted
unr WAGON will b. on The track BY tn, iph Of hi !,
month. LAADEa DAlunbhi T.
S4.nt Dr.
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\ sPHlAL Election Viii held ia cacli II the
\ WARTS IT The city rf heakna. om SATURDAY ia ,
"a LAY II september, T. u, $50, fm the rarpote Of
voting upon tie following proposition. 10 wit Shall
the city If heokus loan To tic "heaiuS. Mount
Pleasant and Musr4,tine Railroad Company tba erred
1t If the city ~ amount not cxeet ding hun
drcd thousand dollars the bonds 10 g. laSalic In
twenty years and bearing interest "a Is. Tatt of
pr cent. pr minmul." The sotii, fr the ioatt
viii place up#n IN ir tickets "Fgr ne Liam = ard
III voting aea'us; II. upon ia 1t tleAct-, "-igotat
M Laau."
sad Eieclian w-a4 It h.fa a. the blowing places
F,f-t v ard oHiae # l.. kiibmJnc.
III oihec 81 pr. Collins j Paige.
81 S,afe If Wu Lsslig.
4lh Planter II nus
y W. KfLBol RNE, Mayor.
kealnk Ut Y leAa.-dta
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Prom thc kuickel booker
Lines: .sDaup ins.''

IL than lover. more than mi al -
On! ict NJ II r la~t.
Bnt hid thsrc hiis-all inrin'nis end,
And iaks nj to thy heart.
Sweet heart tile hope thy cch d uics
Thy beamug . eonie
IN which sc tht diwnin. rise
Of DIS q happiness
Th"ugh faint as IS The early ray
Nh u day with Ugh CONTEND
Th light .riIl c.nqucr-, mad ~ dag
The conflict Iyr ends.
FL read my future in thin eyt,
That promise m my blis;
Mr. trust tby bla.hiuc lip. rs et il e,
Iat say lh IA with his.
July ), ls1j. nv. H.
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A CoSvlcr SHoT.-A prisoner in the Al
ton Penitentiary, was shot by the guard last
Saturday night, while making an attempt to
escape. Tho deceased, named Clark, had
been sentenced to eight years in the penten-
tiary for larceny. A coroncr's jury render
dcred = verdict, that the prisoner came to
his death by shot from the prison guard,
acting in the discharge of his duty.
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NEW FALL GOODS.
EDDY, JAMESON & CO.,

I70 and ~ Main St., ST. Louis.
NXT + are in receipt If full assortments Of Plain
w and Twlled Fianuels, Sattinets. Black and
Fancy Casimercs, Dark End Medium style Prints
Brown aud Blcachcd MuSInls, &c.
These goods were purchased Previous III THE ADJ
VANCE, and W. invite the attention 81 the city ard
country trade.
EDDY, JAMESON, 4 GO.
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ir i estsnat d that AfEss
CHERua Fttsr9RSL AID CArnAh-
III Pms have q me more 80 Pc
ma1e ihe puilic heA t.. than amy
otha nne rau- Ther, can he M.
question that the Cherry PesipraI
iiss ~ IT. thansand ou thousand
cures of sot,is. Coughs, As,husp.
Group, Inhu uaa. bronchitis, kc.,
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Denmark Academy.

tilllE Fall Term commences september 9TH and con-
l. tuues fourteen weeks.
full Board Of experienced ana permanent Teach
Is connected with this Institution
The best Inducements offered those wishing
thofou "a Instruction III the Classics III French in the
English and the Ornamental Branches.
boarein. house i open for young ladies, and 1T
is intended To offer them Of education rs iui
aud thorough can b. obtained at any Female Sem
mary
For furihsr Particulars or circulars, apply to the
Principal. H. h. EDISON
Denmark August o. ls55.--3tw
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BrRcLAxY.-A Jewelry Shop was broken
open 1t Louisiana, Missouri, Monday night,
and from $500 to $1,000 worth of Jewelry
carried Of. Amongst this lot were many
valuable Watches.