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ELoQUENCE OF THE MAN or
GOD.

lhe whole mystery in the rules OF elo.
quence isihis, you must feel the i'm por !.
tsnce Of your subject. lfyou wish to
make your hearers feel, you must feel
yourseIf-you. must rreach your own
heart before you can reach the hearts of
others. Unfeeling loud speaking has g
tendency to harlem INSTEAD OF soften
the heart. The more You feel the louder
you may speak. Do not speak loud un :.
less you feel warm, | am no advocate
for speaking fast, but man OF warm
feelings must either speak fast or loud
in order to give vent 10 his feelings so
asto affect others. t-
What is lost in power must be made
up in velocity. or what is los, in veloc.
Itymust be made up in power. But new.
or attempt TO raise steam without fee,
and ,kindle strange fires on the allar of
God. Let the;stesm arise lin proportion
to the intensity Of ,hsat if the boiler is
very hot, don't confne tho ste am. Let
go, But il you would learn the whole
mystery of this art. go, to- the black.
smiths shop and look NJ him max ing a
plow share. for tanner Pfuience. He
puts tho iron into ,,,he ffe-he.r looks
calm and serene--he is not at. all lsg.
itated7; you hear no, noise he stands
sill with his little shovel in his hand,
gathering the ociniers and, Goals about
the iron in order d 10 heat H. and says
SHOW my boy,n" and with the gtea,est
composure he nsksi the lsrmer's boy, sew
eraI lquestops in which he feels inleres.
ted-such AS, HAS thy master docked
the hay eol.i?'ti "Ne,H says tho boy
Sud!lealy you see him Staring al ,hs, fire.
bis couulenance is altogether offered,
every nerve in his body sechsr 10 be
agitaled-heis- is-in.-aA-hurEy-t iron is
hot, he takes il 0ut,Of liiel ilre, he puts
il, on. the anvil in gfeat -has,s5rakes the
hammer in. his hand, and with "a louder
voice than you wepll7 ihfnk, Necessary,
as if he were IN great distress. he. hal !
!oesI -, Strike, hoyi!"'7 BY slbisAime
the noise of the hammsrn3 iron fills The
house, and the metling sparks are l1ying
like lightning in every, directions till
you afesat loss to knDw what TO so,
whether 10 Try TO shelter in SOME corner
Or 10 run OUT; but it is soon over. AS
OWN uS tuO ~ ou 10 C0if' ,iCl f,utS ~ iii
the fro rciagain., and beats it when warm,
~ have seon sqme. preaehsrs9ia nordes
Ito effect their heareis,l beatlng the iron
~hen it is cold, aud blowing tile nfle sill
II. weat out am! Hha smoke ,anf stiie ash
/ tesiflling the sVes aC every body, anl the
Iplow sara not .aa5ea - s7na l5WcA,
/ This wi unSq lstlthe fasssery tspeak-
ing Win adMaa ia7, eitherl in Jthsi se!rate,
OF at the bartnrinithe uulpit.;t lBptgoh e
pulpit orator iak BIS Infinitely too, shdt, oi
faiswerina he Nesiredn effect. unI ess lbs
FIRE within hi,ao is lxinll eit byHthsl IN I'D.
cnee; ofaths Holy Spiti,-eofn Goty. iur
which heAiust prayin' thclname .of Je,
sus-frmlyybslieving in nGni's promise,
that He wilt .sivs the Holy aSpisitdlo
those who aslc Him. :; This is, ahe9,ys.
tcfyiof the. art Of eloquence ia the unn
of God, Heh must be clothed with
power from onahigh. Here Is the great
inward .secrst.--CAris. Exams Sermons
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, sSELF-CONTROL. !

Itisrems to me that all times srs
alike adapted ofor. happiness anda thai
if we grow old. as one should gfow
old, the last days OF life must be the
happiest of all. Every stage OF the life,
is .but4rhe preparation for the next one.
1t is the streasurs.houseI in. which ars
collected all the, pleasures that are to
MAKE The future time happy. The child
has ii,tcea few troubles, but they ate
stsat to him -asiiarser. ones prove to his
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Toe, COOP TO BE LosT.-We endorse
the following from Macklih's advice, to
his son; we put il again in circulation
sssAoo good 10 be lost ;7r"I have often
told ,yon," he says, "lhat every maaa,
must be the maker Of marrer 9 his own
fortune. s1Frepeat the doetrine., He who
depends upon his incessant Industry and
iutsgrj.ya dspends upon lpa.ronse of 4ha
nooblsst apJ and msss exalted 1d kind kilnd ;these ats
tie creatures Of fortuna and IF fame,
the foanaef u fahaiiies. anSf csiin ci1n never Vel
disappoint OF desert you. TEey conifdlI
aiLehumana dealings, add teven s'vitfssi-
tudes ps, any unloflunaie tendancy TO "a
contrary nature. .,XoYa have gsaiasayoq
have learning. you uAshaye- Industry at
timsss butYoulN antapsrsevefa nee ;.wlth
out j. yop. san do noflhiillg. bid 4 YOU
bear this motto in mind" l3,gE pEfEsE, p,
~ 4 Z, ,As E2noJ 1hl IL eauAl~Y iUot ~
Il.
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NO ,HoBBSd FOR THAT.

n" Canaycu tel me, my adear fellow ;
said han. peck ed gentienian.to arbac6' ::
elor friend, "what lock is that which
even Hobbs, himself icaanot ttBke no
pieces +? l"Not l." was the; short qieplys
Z Happy dog !" was The rsjoindsr,stp be
without my ,experience! his wsdlockI!"
lfevef that gentleman. ofsnds US we. will
teifRB wife-iha,'s all. il ,e.ll .,aa....s.sn.
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MI,DNlGHT.

Hpfsrl and. IN his itreatise,on sleep,
has some curious as we'll as forcibio
IDEAS on the necessity Of devoting mid.
might 10 rest and sleep. Hc considers
,hst' .,hs, period cof, twenty .four hours,
which is, produced by The rey6l on ol
the earth on It's axis,nln its influence
most definitely on the physical. &C nony
Of man. Diseases show this regular ia
auence in their dsliy rise and fall
Settled. rsgulat fever exhibits twenty.
four hours Hux|snd re0ux. la The heaIll,.
full state there is manifest the seme. req
lar influence. and the more habiiual our
meals. Eour exercise; our employment,
and our hours Of sleep, the moro power
therelis in the system 10 resist disease.
IN the morning the pulse is slow, and
the nerves calmer, and the mind and
body better fitted for labor. a. we adj.
vance towards the evening of The day,
the pulse becomes .accelefatod, and fna
almost feyerish state ia produced !. which
in cycitable persons, becomes an ,abso.
| lute evening fever. Rest carries or this
fevef by sleep, ahd"t the refreshing open.
ingcof it's pores, which sleep produces
10 this nightly respiralion. there is an
absolute, crisis Of tbis]eyening fever, and
this periodical crisis is necessary 10 eve.
~ ohe. for Il carries Off whatever useles,
Or pcnicioas PARTICLES our bodies may
have inibibed. 3-iay sFsr''e0 i3fsUsl' d
q, This evening (evet HufefIand thinks,
isnot altogether owing TO Tho ACCESSION
OF new chyle 10, tho system, but TO tbs
departure ofllie sun and the light. '1iht
crisis ofothis fever, 10 be mos" effective
by lis regularity, ought TO lahsipiac0 d
midnight; when tho sun is in It's adist
and the. body, becomes refreshed, fer ,,hs
early mornihg Tabor. Those who neg
lected this period, either pushed lhfs'df
uunal Crisis into lhsdmofnng, loaanihb.
undermine its raguIaritysgorll lose lit en-,
tirelys and arise ,lron, ,h9ir ,laborsr runye,
fJosbed by sleep. , tThefI bodies will 20
hass been purified BY the nishiI1 Crisis
sha the seeds nf tlissase swill'1iavs t1fH
baen ilantal. iishus e'E g1iusoo oidjF
., Neryouslpeople a re .pscaliarly subjecl
to the influence Of This evening" feyey
and think they cannot labor without,it.
excilemeKt.1 Hence fheir mental effort.
aresperfotnad iina9thel hight atone; 9tRt
impprlant time for she crisis cftheir nee
yoYs evcitenent, passes over. in wake
ruIness, and no ,relrsshing, PRESENTATION
tieanses the body, OF stlengthens III,
nerves? Such people Will weat.O on
soon, unless 1hsy 6hangs their habits
andaseek .fesl w,sn mature and The. lhu
man ,eons.iitulion dic.a,s.sib .iuods Cd,
These considerations, oushtiq, be deep
lfg, stplfe'l 'anf Regarded by all who Of
~ the raj mas habit of thrhins night ID
to dhy, 'andacfchansihs' the functions 3
each. 70 2oalyl1., Oh i'ia ga'eaeq7t
! IA fianre .of health will SOON mani
fest the truth Of ,hcse remarks.
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.EHMIT NHTT0 TIHy4a


IA .essAeJJ 'I..o kRsEllRI n
l2aubll.hies ,snousl SspaIls ssf
sstt ,Iot I, q tis Psts y I @ pd.Au A.
it ~it s ss,. s,'s sbs; !: Il, ~ /, ;s:
|sats ~ 1iifnssy' 'sfpSii x ~ sikS. .JsSs
wss, but, toeD,97Ds ~ sbouh an, wliox
[ef 1sllays. Thus for %; pYcrsye ;sss
psn,e - dcllsN 5ass sasesDu1 1,sneS
wcmIn end. chlidtef,s ~ 70 61nf4 4}fQp, ~
million ,iahs bi,s MS liviss ~ s6S c.
mon~Ssjfh Of i1issasc Ba5ti A1SAAA5d
Cd ths privilege Of }hc 'byse eQEsysuillls
.palhs s2sro Of t6s eafh. sts,s !; ~ .sss,ssss ~
Ttis expenditure ef:t8oo, ,97g, psys
the whole Mciyil lisl" Of lslaiisa 9 Coy.
State oAitsss bfsSSsfy kixd1sN snelu,les
the large item oftllg. 900 paid to Coun.
ss..i ts 5..iy::::iS'"; c:HiIi xTtf is. in.
cludes anolEerlafgGfsms of sbou, 5000.
600 for The supooEt oftpaupsvs md tho
main,cnasss 81 lfthk bjIk house, and
moro than $4,000 paid for tho relief Of
the unfortunate, the insane, the blind the
deaf and dumb, &c.--sit includes ,t4S,.
zoo iSt 4 ,he Z, Sists 5 .es gslpda School fSFD5ys
-itihelIdes baiweeh 800, 600 an;i $40. !.
900 paid unaer different. hesds for the
IN maintenance Sf ihe'alAili6a-snd tt'fn.
cludes more .lhsn 80 800 ,psidin boun.
,io, IN "a A 49,; al "A :, 40 .;,: . .
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EariS1 FasT&L NJ oo.eomT was d vtry
fast anfgh Ar ~ IssEa,nt cnGc ert 2aJ o,iie
Tuillefics -frofn-thc moment he and his
guests sat dowa, 'till the eUtlee was ser
vean no more talOh forty lhfee Or. tenr
minttns clapsaI. They wsrcahaA bowed
oui, .iW 1hy, Napalson The! moment apa
petite was felt, it was necessary that il
should be satisfied and his ,establish'
rneni was so arrnnged lhat IN all places,
and ateaIphoits, ickens,' outlets and
coffee, nigh, be- forthcoming IA, aczword.
This habit of,eatipg fast; aadl csrelessly
is supposed to have parnlyzel Napoleon
on two Of the most critical events or his
life-tlre battles'of Bor6dino and Lvipsiic,,I
which he might have converted into deg
cisive inifgentiat victories, by pushing
his advantages as he was won't. On
each Of these occasions, he is known to
have sboen,suifsring from indigeslionae-
Or the, third day, or Dtesdep.i too, the
German novelist Hoffman, who, was
present in the town, asserts that the En-.
peror' wouhl have done much mote than
he did, but for the effects Of shoulder
Of mutton stuffed With onions.D ssa esAJ
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:I IH . M0,RTJ'WIg : '.la' 4 I
lWArNEFTNiYE cONGNUSd0N. ~

.fl,wArDEFINdYE GONGHUSi0N .isne
e Nsmg.. q ]. aas ), sssta1sttdnsi /, eadsgh
,hs, MS sy T'a ass ~ S.e S Ssr
ME- s'i, iusssre s psssbisi.sd sssi h,c,ssihsa
,r,SaltvsrNI,yidas ! No4s inaHsS;ahs1av
mara mara sSogshstios .;lsvIhis sd6s ~ Assies;s
srvs;,i;rsrml;nSsold iaassv,1&a Ssssry
,y,s !. ,mnd.lshoIss wifcg inlesl Nos hIato
.a ,,in,o tL.,yar,i ! III u ~, ID .ossr.oc,l a.
% -, ~ 800 .,;,L NJ ~nrni.,,s.,
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70 1T III o ls,l''ss.s...'a

20 L.l III 9 L':...a = !.
Ysla3,9a 80 slv Fpm Gohss odlnXtIsg.s 1
2 g., ,,sss,'BANKs' or; r;IKt ttrAT0 "a I
srOpr Am ssicsaa B Bsnhs svs no, eSiNsn
salwith the profits derived from lending
jhs money Of deposissrs 10 oihsss psoplsl
Il. As soon 81 The 6Tssinstalmsnt OF capt,
tal 10 paid 10, the Bank cotrmences 10.
suing notes, Tothose who come 10 bois
row,W, lends paper or coin, The pa,
per being. exchanged for coin, serves, ,ial
least at the place where II is issued. the
same purpose as coin. ~ ~ !
Every man desires money, because be
can, herewith procure whatever else he
desires.-l'lf paper can procure for him
the object u his desire ns readily as gold
and silver, parer.is as desirsble 10 him
ns gold and silver Tho Bank, there,
fore. finds, borrs~ers for all the coin II
has TO lend, and siiethss paper Il deem;
-itsafe 70 issne.ss This addition of notes
toths amount of metallic. money pseyi;
ously in circulation. raises fint ,hs.pricc
of some srdcles, and then offo,hcrs. ~
The BORROWERS fror. Bank having rnots
money, either ppPer ofs coin. AT com,
msnd, can Offer IAN additions price for
the object Of his desire, or perhaps, pro .
cure some desirable object that was
before unbltaiiable.r ,He from whom the
borrower has bought, shayjag, made a
sposdier sales or pafhap ps . received a
highcrprice ,hnn wcaid otherwise hsyo
been possible he has Il also in ,hisppwi
er 10 obtain s6me object Of .lesire. that
was. rot before within his reach, A third,
a foorth,a 6fth, a sixth, each in'liis fnth.
derives q like 5dyanlage from this III
crease of circulatiug medium. The Eise
or prices Is confined for timeto ss,ose
soeds, but'iti ot dength resc hss resi es-
ts,s. and 'fnatiy y the wages or labor. H.
duytfy y stindulatel,, sId ea,sfBriss sa
cohrascl, ssSpecplstioa is, excited. pii.
yate1 icredit,,is, strained, lsnd the repss-
seniativesD Of private 1credit 1sfs multi
Pifed.. Every bog,ty "A. active, and Az
OfauCne6 OIL OuSl0eS2, d0D68fI 10 O0 DfO6.
'a ~ :, ~, ~ ~
i'o,ya MI -. ..,,,.,, x.,.....:. ~ ... r,u
,esasi..a % Ma S1 y y. pse.,Si '"an Ia .sAl:s' sAs'
vvsia , ..sl'. aS,, y,h e !
Il ~, =, -, - . s,."sli. aS
;ss.as.x.s &C.. 1 49, - 49,, !. " .sss',h.' $500
,aCaa' o,ry Ss,s sno.s ae n'sv. sSa ny a
.sy, @ Ss.ilasS ".'.. ! psas,a'Sl' Y Z Ispsi ~ u
Sn %,s ~ .s.s
ags ,ts .iil ar,;,,t.s ;ans. T.. saao @ 'a ntSso.
,;SSs @ H. ~ ,SsS.ai. snSs jim ,Ss rSt M
U w. s.it I ~ w 10y cl Y'sSoysst Ys,ys sIa siS M
opleSh = eaYsIssaol ,YeacA iasy assiass. :
nss ~ shss1ne wv !an' ''.ey uass,nss y
,,a" s..' y.s. ~. y, ssS.y s., !. n.N
S"s ~ u - H., & hs pas = @ mg,, =
Ss1 & ,ssi w srspy.ai .. /, a'.I.'V sss. =
aasfe'.ne rs'sAassMHn. ss, 'ann % iaaws' 49,,
ia.msay 70 get one1aoiIsf 9 % o aa ~ sansoS' ~,
e!a an nj isoor sna s.u! !cpmosaltss M ss as con 30
Pa.sa IEn oIe saoAnfs; lslae sstae =
Tss saus.Sta flss, =,
~ en' n,r,,,;n nrsss..,t,, e ;.e
% AZ, gp'S GrGS'rs a, @c 'so ss'a;
q N1t Wn.rp Z , W9uta ps Rs9pSss0i n
y "a Hsa8
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WHY, THE ROMANS WENT TO
D.. .... ....,,.. BED EARLY, q, ,7.'s..e..

In oneo the late fLouilon papers we
find the following lreasoni' why, by De
Quincy: "Fhey weur to bed oarIyiin
those ages, simply because, their worthy
mother earth could not alfor- them can.
dies. She, good old lady or good ,youag
LADY,, (lor geole gists sknew. no, wheth.
er she ois inihal aage of herprosress
whiGhi corresponds TO gray hairs, OF to
infopsy, or 10 "a certain age,o she,
good lady, would .celtainlyihaye shud-:
dered to-hcai any of, her nuons inqul,
ring for candles. !" Candles, indeed u,
she would have said, "who ever heard OF
such thinsl -witIssso- much excellent
dayti gil rmifingno waste pas | have pro.
yisIe,l ,grails,l. nWbakwiH fthenwresrhes
wan, nex, r. Tbs R9maps, therefore
who sawnot joke in sitting round table
III ,lieF DARK, vent Oft ID ibed as TIC dark!
ness 5besah. Everybody did so. ? OH
N'unh, Pompbusstmsstf was to ,rulIe
off ip theldusk, Tarquinlus mayihaye
bsea. q very superb fellows, but ! d9Ybi
whether he eyer saw p ,farlhing rush.
light. Sand though II may be thoHght
that plots and onspiraciesJ Jwsu1d liSur.
r.Iiin satAl Aocily of ,larkaess.ii isi to be
considered that the spiralors them
selves bad u9mofe can,lles, Than bonest
men nf9. bq@ha pqtrIies ri wqfa ~ int tt4s 49FpYk.'
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.ab ~ .Gciieaiis baHiis.n izsn ssa9Iad
sniisor cd, div ltiiiiaSi sns2s5 ? asss'
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SHERlFF,S SALE.

BY virtue of an execution issued from the Court
of Common Pleas of Lawrence county, Ohio, and to
me directed; will sell at public sale, at the FOun-
dry Stove Store on Main street. in the town of jack
son, in Jackson county, Ohio on
MONDAY, THE 10Th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1855,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock
p NJ, of said day, the following personal property
to wit: parlor Stoves, II Fire fronts and Crates,
IL large Fire Crates 10 Crate Bars, pair of Scales
SO Skillets and Lids 10 Stove pots Plow castings
81 Stove Skillets, 80 Stove Grddes 100 plow points
80 pairs Dog-irons, Wash kettles Wash boilers,
Tea kettles, 3 Stove steamers, Coffee Boilers, |
Desk, 90 Wagon boxes 4j Stove heaters, IL ovens
and lids Also, at the same time and in the same
manner will be sold at the jackson Foundry, in
jamestown Addition to the Town of jackson in said
Jackson county, the following property to wit: lot
of pillow patterns and TASKS lot of stove patterns
and TASKS, | lot Of other moldcrs TASKS and pat
terms, 8 tons pig iron, tons castings, 200 bushels
coke, and tons scrap iron. All of said property
levied upon as the property yof j. I. Holiday 4 Co.,
to satisfy Judgment rendered by said Court against
them, and in favor of j. W. Ellis Co.
VlNT0N POWERS, Sh'f j. G.
Jackson Nov. 8, '55-33-2w
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SHEIEIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue oftwo executions issued from the Court
to meNlirected will sell at public SALE at the door
of the Court House, in the town of jackson, jackson
county, Ohio, on
MONDAY THE Sd, DAY OF DECEMBER, 1855,
Between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock
p. NJ. of said day the following Real Estate to
addition to the town of jackson, in jackson county,
Ohio. In Lots Nos 81 and 81 appraised at seven
hundred and fifty dolarsand in Lot No. 81 appraised
mt fifty dollars. Levied upon as the property of j..
T. Holiday Co., to satisfy two judgments render
cd by said Court against them; one in favor of Isham
a Dyer, and the other in favor of J. w. Ellis Co.
VINT0N POWERS, Sh,f. j. G.
Nov. !, '55. SO. 5-w
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SIIEIIIFF,S SALE.

PURSUANT 10 an order of sale issued from the
Court of Common Pleas of Scioto county, Ohio
to me directed will sell at public sale, at the door
of the Court House, in the town of Jackson, IN
jackson county, Ohio, between the hours of 10
o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock p. NJ. on
MONDAY THE Sd, DAY OF DECEMBER, 1855.
The following Ienl Estate to wit The undivided
half Of the South East quarter Of the South West
quarter of section 36 of Township of Range 20
and In the county of Jackson, Ohio Appraised at
$500. VINT0N POWERS, Shf. j, Y.
jackson, Nov. /, '55. 80 CIV
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SHEIeIFFsS SALE.
STATE OF OHIO,

........ Jackson County o.
Pursuant to the command of an execution writ
of .feri tacias, from the Court OF Common Pleas
in and for said county, to me directedgiI shall
expose to public sale at the door of the Court
House, In the town of jackson, i'll said county,
on the 18th day of December, A. D. 1885, at one
O'Clock, ?. H., the following described property,
to witt a.. ~. -0u.'
One equal undivided half of three and one
half acres of Land in tho south west corner of
the south west quarter of the north west quarter
OF section No. 10, Township No 7, of Range
No. 10, of lands subject to sale at Chilcothe,
Ohio, with the appurtenances; valued at one
thousand dollars Also, the south east quarter
of the north east quarter Of Section No l6, Town
ship No 7, Of Rauge No. 10, of School Lands in
Liberty Township, jackson county, Ohio, con-
tanning forty and sixty five one-hundreths acres;
valued at three hundred dollars to be sold as the
property of William Austin, at the suit Of ], W
Laird, Cashier. Terms of sale-Cash.
VINTON POWERS, shift J. C.
Nov s, '55 33 5w 't
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LATEST FALL AnKIVAL.

LATEST FALL ARRIVAL.
BUM, WALTERlIOUSE & BUM,
WOULD once more call the attention of the
public in general to their Latest and GrandesL
selection of Fancy and Staple
DRY GOODS,
Which from the peculiar advantages they have
had in purchasing, they are prepared to sell
little cheaper than ever. Call and examine their
stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Fancy French and Persian Berege, Delaines,
Lustres, Ginghans Apaccas, Merinoes and
Silks, both Plain and Fancy
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES,
Black French and American Broad Cloths, Plain
and Fancy Cassimeres, Satinetts, Tweeds, and
Heavy Cloths.
FINE GOODS.
French Collars, COllaretts, Chemisetts, Under.
sleeves, ArtifciaIs; Silk Linen and Embroidered
Handkcrchiefs Mitts; Kid, Lisle Thread, Silk
and Cotton Gloves; Laces; Linens; JaConetts;
Swiss Mulls; Bobinetts; Bonnets and Bonnet
Findings Of every description.
HATS AND CAPS. .....
Mems, Boys and Youths Fancy Cavalier and
Wide Awake Hats Gents No. Extra Mole
skin, Fur and Otter Hats
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems Boys and Youths Grain, Kip, Goat,
Calf and enl d! Brogans; Gents aud Boys Kip
and Calf Bootsj Caters; Ties, DC; Women's
and Misses Fancy Lace Boots; Lasting CATERS
Calf, Goat, Morocco and Kid Buskins;
Fancy Lace Boots, Buskins and Ankle Ties.
STAPLE GOODS.
Best brands of brown aud bleached Muslins,
Drills, Denisens, Sheetings, Pillow Castings,
Shirtings, Cambrics, Silesias, Table Covers,
Crash, Canvass and Prints Of every variety, Car
pet Chain, Cotton Yarn, Batting, Wadding, &c, /;
Carpets; Rugs, Floor Oil Cloths, &c; Travelling
Bags, Sachels, Umbrellas, &c. ... ......
HARDWARE AND QUEENSWARE.
Lipencotts superior Axes; Collins and Grain
ShOves Door Trimmings Cutlery Pocket Knives
&c. Queensware of all kinds.
GROCERIES.
Coffee, Tea and Sugar; Molasses by the barrel
and half barreI full assortment of Paints,
Oils and Brushes; Boot Polish and Backing.
Finally, every thing in the Dry Goods aud Gro
Gerry line. Come all who want to buy, and who
don't want to buy; come any way.
CLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEED.
A good article of each for sale low.
THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE IN CASH
will be paid for Wheat, Barrels, and Cooper Stuff
at our mill. ..... -...
BUM, WALTERHOUSE & BUM. q
Jackson, Oct. l9, $3.50 -. ......-..
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-11-08
ROAD NOTICE.

THERE will be petition presented to the Com
missoncrs of Jackson county, Ohio, ut their Decem
Der Session 1866, for viewing and establishing
county road beginning at the North East corner Of
tho twenty acres owned by Thomas Gorsuch, of Lot
No. lOl, in Lick township, in said Jackson county,
thence, running North through the lands of IL. G.
Messenger, to the North West corner of 0ut-Lot No.
81, in the South half Of the Town of jackson, be-
ing a continuation Of the road commencing at the
South West corner of John s. Hanlins, land in
Franklin township and running thence to the point
first named recently established by said Commits
siOnerS.
jackson, Oct. 25, '65. 81 4.w
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-11-08

The New York Herald has long and
able letter from Hon. Thomas Butler
King, in favor of the Texas Railroad
line to the Pacific. Texas has donated
sixteen sections of land to each mile of
the road that is made through the terri
tory The line is beginning to attract
much attention, and this letter will serve
still farther to call the public eye to the
subject. .u.. ....
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-11-08

SAW M l Il Il A L A U CTlON N
THE Subscribers having determined to 60 West,
viii offer Public Sale, on .... 4. ....... ..
y. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1855,
At their residence in Liberty Township, jackson
county, Ohio, the following property, consisting Of
Five acres of land, on which isa good STEAM SAW
MILL, in successful operation, TO which is attached
a Circular Saw, for saving Lath, with which we
can make enough to pay all expenses out of the Slabs
alone: besides sufficient quantity of fuel. Also
TWO DWELLING HOUSES, STABLE and other out
buildings. This porpefty is located in an almost
inexhaustable region of Pine Timber; Oak and
Poplar also in abundance. AS there is to be a
Planning Machine, started in Jackson, this Mil will
be good investment for any person that wishes to
remain in the country. This Mill is in first rate
der, and has sufleientpow for running both Saws
at once. .s-E
TERMS, ON. fourth Cash in hands the balance
in equal payments, in Six, Twelve, and Eighteen
months, and Mortgage on premises to secure pay
ment 81 .fH
..S5- Possession given on the first day of Deem
ber. j. S. & A. ID. TBUSSEl!L.
Liberty Township, Nov. 1, '55. 323-w