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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-19
Chicago and Mississippi, Railroad
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nAssExGERs for Bloomington, springfield. Alien
apa ST. Louis, will dd tbs route VIA IL sale to be
the $pe ed lest open 70 the puoiie, and mol
.hses,ed IA the usual delays OF the River, By akng
the CHIC 400 4 ROCK ISLAND RAiLRoADt La
sale the LIMOS CENTRAL RAILRoApio Biosm-
1MICAt:O & MISSISSIPPI e AiLROAB
10 Alton and St LOUIS passengers are taken through
Without delay In Is Hours!
The route I st. Louis via Mississippi Riyeris THREE
HrnpRrp MILrs and time FORTY FOUR HOURS.
stage Connections
Are made at Bloomington with Peoria Pekln and VI
bana; al Springfield with Bardstown Peter burg anc
Havana al yirden with Wsverll al Cariinviile VIII
Hillsboro Van BureHshurg. Wanda Ia aud salem; a
Brighton with Greenfield and Scoityie: and at lltoI
with Jsrsey yiise. tarroltop. Edwardsyile HIGHLAND
and CaryIe. The trains also eoEnetiFt> rinfeld W.T.
the Greet Western Railroad for Decatur ferrs- II at"
Jack SONY iiie and Naples.
g p,assenger rriviug al ST Louis. Will connect viii
steamers for the Missouri. Ohio. and Tennessee Xiv
ers. and ais with Steamers for Memphis. Vieksbnre
hatcher. and New Orleans
rPPas.enrer Trims leave Boomingt"n at .
and 80 p. NJ, the arrival of the Trains from tn
North.
TTTickets con be procured of A. z. LANG ~
Agent alta Sails for any point on the chieas" Mis-
sissippi Rail Road,
June 9Th, 1854 ~
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BOOK BINDERY,
Blank Book and Paper Box Mandatory

NO. 4 COMMERCIAL BUILDING.
w MULLER. BOOK Binder IN Davenport begs
w 4. leave 10 inform the citizens Of davenport, kock
t.l nd Moline and vicinity lie has received
ling Machine and is nov prepared to 40 all The WORK
m th.iine as Paper Ruling aud ans book Mahhfae-
turing. Also ali sorts If Binding. mnnuf ctures all
sorts of Paper Boxes Fraines and NarDshes Maps and
Pictures. DC. He 4iso does PIPER Hanging at the
Low est prices.
Ian 81 Book for general use, Band, hat and famph-
let escohstantis on hand.
May Is. ls54-tra If w. MULLER.
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QYsTERR.

re Subscriberi agent for Pearce's sters. which
ne win supply 10 the trade oiesale to custom
err. al retail al the lowest m srketp prices
DAVID MILLER.
lsxannarf Sanf 9Ist. lsSi .wtrwtf. -
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JOHNSTON. NOBLE g. Co,
CAHPENTERs AND BUILDERS.

Shop on Second, bet K. Island 4. Perry SIS.
ID EsPECrFgLLy beg leave 10 iaf,fm the eitizen,
Ipsof Dsv aud sciaity tna thes pared
" conlrze. for bulds Of ever. description PROMPT
attsnkoa given entrusted ~ their care. JOE
Siae Of al kinda done.
"a . RS-As
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Groceries.
q X o Z f. II liz 5 /.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL!

l,he subscriber has opened Grocery anu Provision
Store she corner OF Front and ferrS sis, eppo,,
.i,e Mcssrs burrows 4 Pretty mans mill; whore VIII
se found choice assortment of Groceries, Proysiohs,
Wooden ware. Nails, Glass, White Lead, Oskum, nos
n &c. &C., all Of which y be cold low for cash or
trade. 49, :.
Dealers in the above articles win do vsilts call ana
examine the stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Attention will be paid 10 receiving storage, FOR
wariine and selling Of merchandise aud trosuee:
Davenport. July IL, 1859. M. pALZELl q BRO.
FAMILY GROCERY.
| h,s hnu,e on perry betwe en- Second and Third SIS,
whirh he Will warrant be Of the very best quality
and which a. will sell as low as can be purchased
else " here.
CIGARS.
choice LOT Of igars Just received and TO- SAL low
al wholesale retail. . =, apcx
Davenport, Dec s3d. iest-tit A4S
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
4 HE subscriber har received from the Eastern and
Southern Markets IA large and we'll selected stock
ef goods of all descriptions, Ia ise, consisting
of Try Goods. Boots and Shoes, Hats and Gaps.
Glassware. aueensuare, Buffalo Robes,
groceries, Dried Fruit, Cotton Warp,
Carpet Chain, Picking Yarn Gut WlndOw Glass.
e. A. r. L. d Kanawha I'll hardware,
Act's and Min saws lrot, az KINDS. Steel asso r,ed
Castings. Nails, all kinds. Grinistones,
Woodenware. Live geese feathers, Pitch IL OakTr
Sole and Upper Leather. Wall Paper.
Willow Baskets. Paints and Oils. Dye Stnfs. e. ;.
VIII h will be sold at a small advance for Can. A.
int I'd keeping ever, thing In common use. persons
iRe several articles obtain them Front Street
am Brick Store opposi. the Mills. Davenport Iowa
une q. lr5329. m. BOWLING.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE oIIItI

HI oi.dcfsetrd has "ftneda Generpiihtcilsshee
ifiet v it'll CONF ct set OF tneks " winch !"
itr All I'll A. ~ ke;. III PersoiA Property for s..l'
fot rvit the lanes o. u SefSatts who Wish h'i
places a. tnIiiies vfth'L H. ti,. also the names OF
VI rlal les abnrcr> uld others seesi enPo. nebi'
-, that ths DO ar. in search of Houses. bands, 2
wants ~ eari,.t Il ni inedtttr <utttss ~ n'ifh-
ng -ithsr bAs CALI ne az .iN oref charges oderai
all ,nd register yonr vniis or "rdt n Nc tri "
r-ceiy- prouI tattvbti .,,.
No CONNIE retail B.ldhgs
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DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE.

n Mills from Davenport on the Mississippi river.
~ The tsact Of 2O viii he sold entire In two
paris: 70 aeras are fenced IS In On the
psendsesare a comfortable dwelling barn nd other
-honses. an orehard Of beating frnif trees,
milling SPRINGS anErry of excellent limestone and
abundance Of timb rfor fuel. Apply 10 d l.ssa
Esgst ALFRED e. BILLION.
No . lie Cisire Row. Davr npert
Pen .Sms
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FAMILY GROCERY
.GROcERlES CHEAP"
BARKLLY. THOMSON 4 CO
Wa,lesale Grocers,

FRONT STREET. DAVENPORT. IOWA.
,pAvR lust kE kIvED and are constantly re-
.cisirx the folly ,ng articles which the. ODER
rra.l IL ( >
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earns.


Jess ?. n. TALLaAs, CsaatssP owxss
HsaghkssVsis. n. Y. Davenport, lows.
sra fALLNAN POWERS.
AssoEnsys 4 Counsellors az Law,
and Land Agents.
-! s4fs DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Orc, eoeth side Of second street opposite LeClare
.ss,rsr biaeS. over Whey s store.
r ANDs bonesi and sold on Commission Having
1fAiso an efEce N Eastern View York, at . point
from aich Al2rgs may De exported during
he pssssAt season, Ne have gIasasi advantages TO
1isboae u lxIds 10 actual settlers H'rz4
UpLosns Negotiated on Real Estate security.
-REfEREscES-
New York City. PoGghkeepsis *. Y.
uop. Joan Van Barer. Hon. Cha fiee Ruggles,
"a A.. Flag. :. Gilbert Dean.
- Caases o'Conor, 8. ID Fasser q Co,
william r Havsmeyer, :. Benson Losing
Anthony J Bleeckef, s. Profs P. Morse
William 3 ssidmofe. Utica. " Y
Albany, NJ. Hon. Horatie Ssy mour
Hill, CSgeor Porter Cfaese III.
mogsbeome, King and Boies r X. swift and Co..
Isnssps Coming. Mlera Fowler,
Apii3 VT WiR. Wood ard Co
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NEW YORK HAIR Ess sT0RE

ia been renewed IRAN brSds 10 Secou street,
| l four doors East Of Brad! wesha be piou.
ed 10 wait s all who wish good riicles IN the aares
line The aSsortIarntis the most complete .n-r
I'D her, before Great pains tAkrnt please
AseI aIw avs hand Collar 5iilas Halt-r-. arI-
grushr, Jurry-, omils. Fly Nett a every sai1
tb-irs,ason Leather Fly Nett. alse s
Whiisan Saddles IN 'hundane' Whip, trra. -
cts upwards Saddles from So - s2'.fH,
All WORK warranted toh@ as recommended
q W sAfNES
H'avannort Man IGti l.5i--stsys G.
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Brooms! Brooms.

UsT re"eiyea and for lie wholesale or Retail, .
- prime lot ofecss brooms. 80
Jarasry iss. BURROWS pRETTrMAH
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Corner Of Front St and Ferry Landing
NJ EXU


NE"
III ICE FAMILY GROCERY store.
An opsaing an sn,ire., HsY stOsk OF
" .>riNOIA GOODS,
q kNbCEHltS md
WOODEN WARE.
Amoug which are the GLOWING:
Yery supe rof Y. n son Tea. choice d.. fair do.
yery choice. frag Glowder do. entrl UoloDP do
Good dodo. ,Jld GOV. Java C"Bee. cJmmsi DO ko do
Poll in prep'J IOeOs. Crush'd sugar. Puly'd do,
White. Con-r do. Brown do. Golden syrup, Sugar
Housr 40. n 0 Noinsses. rious qualities T baec'
from ehoiees heat price. Pure "a eraius. aaa-
Tartar Sutnegs Mac. Gloves Whole and Grn'd Gin
sispic. and Pepper. Ginger Pickles IN gals
Vinegar. Mustard. New Rice. Table and Dairy Salt.
Citra GurrziIts- New Layer daisins. Good ODD do,
seedies> -is. GO. Maaesrost vermaceiIi. Ord
Peach..s Pared. DO IMPAIRED. Picked Trout White
VARIOUS kinds stsr Candies Press'ddo ". b. Whale
Oh ri do. indigo Fig Biaa. um. ssreh.s Peire,
Capperas Soft shelrd iim"nds Pecan Nuts. Brazil
do. SiIbsrt Rcd Cords, Clothes Lines kr Mons.
Cloth s.shst-. Wash rHbs Zinr washboards 2and
ahoap Pals Brush Brooms Flour Buckets. Spice
Boxes &c. Re. Il selected expressly for Family
-Tstfi G. nod. warranted a. recommended
4, the Brick etere. Vain and Front streets.
tst"se re"entIs .eeaptedb, he"ana;~ S 81 :
Davenport. pee "a 1854 -d6wn.
- Bbis St Louiss,rup molssses reed on eonslgn-
- ment and for sale BY - g.E-Ir
sos - y a. DALEnLL q nno.
GROCERIES
yyyHeLHsALE and RETAIL. forssIe BY
w Nova I'M DALZEIL q BRO.
SoAP-ao Boxes Palm Soap in store and for sole b,
ft1tt A.
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NiaaanSl 0RA0 xutaal Fire, 8Aff~s InsurAncs
company sf St. Louis
CApTrAL $4,000 and constantly increasing
DIRECTORS
n n Pare. C.s. 0rrcfy, 5 edseH'
Il Nv B. ~. Alexander, Z. Wymau,
rs IcCuus, D.A.yaauary, G. h. feck.
plin - "a from - days 10 six years and the IN
sursd g rtici pate IN the whole ProAn
rar fnsorma;ion enquire Of the UNDERMINE agent
q Davenport -. H. y"
Iulv 93th. lS<A-tYW-ly
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ALFRED J, JANSON,
Proprietor OF III
RAPIDS Mills, LIE CLAIRE.
.N-ILLkeep rou-tai,:l, oil aaid uhd for sale rye
" asspftm~ito of lum be-. i.,th> a Sh n.
sies ~ every variety OF liz pui ding purposes.
a. Isn h ri y oo for cabinet RI and machinery
aeiny tn heat Of the rapids. he can obtain .--ct-
ID loy- best l.iiy and in HHlimited quantity
TO Sssi the dills riinhingevrr, wset Ia the year
ord r. can therefore be filled short notice a. any
time.
he also fir1tsh - lumber Of full sizes and the
lowest rash Zee.
Fab. Lin aif.
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Nsu1AM cE.

&s&u1R oFplCI Ne. WALL TT, n. Y.
n..rcn GsSsuo =. 8 u cLAfns sLscE, DAvxHroRr.
osrrFxa esOO.cO0.
TAsacenpAny AssaAissd us6es The iawsofNeu fof1
Aas ~ 1 urancA once af pavenp RI aud Will
&ssss noiiciee aeains& loss or damage by Fire on
S(01I9 uIouses, Warehousess StOres
~ XAfIrs az txtAss NAv,eArtsn AND TRAHs.
pssrsrIop Nh % Tie moA hvorshisterns
S...r ~A~-Iarlsin xsev. d. s. Jssss. Prsst
49, - = - 1LEx. " NcGREGoR,
80 =, 49, Cenl Agent
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The Editor.

1t is noted fact, that Editors Of news
papers, are left 10 the mercy of every
tongue; the scrutinizing eye of the mil
lion is constantly fixed upon his every
word and action; critics Of every grade,
the man of letters, and the man of igno-
rance, stand sentinel, ready to censure, if
perchance he does not suit their views OF
matters and things. If an editor presumes
to speak his opinion through his columns
upon any subject whatever, he is certain to
get tongue lashing from some source or
other. If Ee crouchcs and undertakes to
please every boly, hchas every one hold oi
his ears, and receives more kicks than pen
MES. The life of an editor is one Of
many bright as well as dark hours, for he
has the satisfaction ofknowing that through
hislabors much good is done, and was it moi
for the use of his aid, this world would,
indeed, be one OF ignorance and crime.
Through the essall men scekfor informa.
ton, and ditactsa as the lever to time and busi.
ness. But let me ask the difference be,
tween editors of newspapers and reTbaI
publishers, the one acts outright without
fear or favor, while the other, as a viper il
the grass, strikes unawares, and endeavorf
to crush his victim at one fell blow. His
foul, slanderous tongue, is constantly at
its work, straining every nerve and using
every means, for the downfall of his fel-
low man.
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IN pursuance Of an order of the Court Of Com.
mon Pleas of Jackson County Ohio, made at tho
june term of said Court A. y. 1865, and to me d.
ected | will offer at public SALE at the door of the
Court House in said county on
FRIDAY THE 10th, DAY OF AUGUST, 1855,
Between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock
2. NJ. of said day, the following described real es-
ateowit1 The undivided half of lot No. one, in the
I'd, addition to tho Town of Winchester in Jackson
County Ohio, known as the part ownedby Wesley
Cremcens and described as follows, commencing at
tho North West corner, running thence south five
rods, thence running east eight rods thence running
north five rods, thence running west eight rods, to
the place Of beginning Ordered to bo sold as the
property Of John Burt to satisfy Judgement of said
Court in favor of Bennett 4 Go. and against said
John Burt Appraised ut 1886 66-l0O.
VINT0N POWERS, ShH. J. G.
July S, '55, 1j-tds
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Ey We learn that the Regular Packet
Steamers, which were plying between
Pittsburg and Cincinnati, have been drawn
off from that trade, onaccount Of the great
fall off Of business. There are, though,
boats Of a smaller class making regular
trips The business upon the Ohio liver
has been cut down by the Rail Road trade,
it being a more certain and speedy way
for shipments and travel. Some Of the
larger class boats have gone on the lower
trade, The Bostonia still makes her regu-
lar trips between Portsmouth and Cincin-
matt, and will continue to do so as long as
navigation will permit.
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A Fight.

On Saturday evening last, there was a
most disgraceful fight took place, on the
east end Of Main Street, between Potter
Morgan and young Abe French, both, we
learn were very much intoxicated Brick.
bats, rocks, aud clubs were the order of
tho day. The noiso of the two combat.
ants, attracted quite crowd to the scene
Of action, all OF whom felt no very little
excited upon the subject, but caring vory
little for the result of the battle, giving
preference to neither of the parties. Some
Of the citizens interlered and had both par.
ties arrested and taken before G. NJ. Ad
ans, Esq, who committed them to tht
white Hall" they being in no ft way t.
have hearing. Their trial took place OF
Monday morning last before Esq. Adams
whore each were fined $500 and costs O
prosecution.
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sl.eriH'S Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance Of an
order Of the Court of Common Pleas for Jackson
County Ohio, madO at the June term Of said court,
A. d. 1855, and to mo directed, will ofor to pub
lie sale at the door Of the court House. sOid coun
ty, on
FRIDAY THE 10th, DAY OF AUGUST 1855,
Between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4oclock
p NJ Of said day the following described real estate
to wit: Tho north west quarter Of the south w. quar-
ter Of section, No. IO township No. 8, In range No.
IT, in District of Lands subject 10 sale at
Ohio, containing Forty Of land more orless sit.
uate in said county, to satisfy judgment Of said
court in favor Of David Durkett, against Jesse Mills.
Appraised at $500. s,r
Inlv s. thh. I5.tda
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sHEEsIFF,s SALR.

BY virtus Of three writs Of yen., d., execution
issued from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Jack.
son county Ohio. and to me directed, will ex.
pose to sale, public out.cry at the residence Of
Edward FraEee, in Milton TOWNSHIP in Jackson
county Ohio, on the 9Th day Of July. A. D. 1855.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and I
O'Clock p. NJ of said day. the following personal
property, to wit: -Four yoke Of red and white or
en-, four Ox.yokcs, three ldgchains and ono OK
wagon, levied upon as the property Of Jehial
Frazce at the Suit Of NJ. D.. W. LOomis against
Jehiol Fnzce. Also G II. orth against Jehial Fra
gee. Also Jehial Frazee against Phillips & Nc.
Neal for plaintiffs costs q ---a-
= vINToNPowERS Sheriff, J.C.
June % '55,-l4 d 9. Prs. fee, So
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Editors of the STANDARD" f"

wish through the columns of your
paper, to return my thanks, to the citizens
Of jackson, and Jackson county, for their
uniform kindness and very liberal patron
age, and bid them rest assured that they
shall never be forgotten.
l leave as my successor, Dr. G. X.
Crumit, who can recommend as a gen.
tleman, eminently qualified for thepractice
of medicines, and upon whose honesty,
capacity and fidelity, the community may
confidently rely.
My notes and accounts have been left
with my wife, where trust my friends
will find them between this and the first Of
October, DAVID A. HOFFMAN.
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Look to your Health.

Beware of eating fruit, as epidcmics ol
a dangerous character, and alarming ac-
counts Of mortality are abroad in the land.
Every fruitful season upon record has car
ried with it, its thousands and tens of
thousands to the grave, whereas if a little
caution would have been used much sor-
row and manylives would have been saved
Every case Of Cholera or Cholera Morbus,
has been broughtaboutby oyer-indulgence
u green fruit and new grown garden stuAs.
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Teachers Institute.

The Semi annual meeting of tho Jack.
son Co. Teachers Institute, will take
place on Monday, August 9th. The ex'
crciscs will be conducted by DR. A. D
Lord, whose services have been engaged
for the occasion, Lectures will be dcliv.
cred daily by different lecturers.
We invite teachers to meet with us on
Saturday the slSt. Of July to complete
arrangements for the ensuing meeting. D.
1t is desirable that every Township in
the county be represented at that time.
Teachers desiring to secure situations
for the coming year. and Committees
wishing to employ teachers, would find
it good time for mutual accommodation,
and are accordingly invited to attend.
Jackson July I'd, 1855,
By order NJ. Gilmor Cor. Sec.
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NJ Col. MEDARY of the Statesman
seems a good deal exercised in his mind.
with the fear that many Democrats are
about 10 kick out OF the traces. and bolt
anti Nebraska. on or about the l3 Of July.
In contemplation of>uch an event, he pro-
ceeds to shake the cudgel over them. with
a very significant notice Of what they
nave got to depend upon:
III any Democrat desires 10 blast his
own hopes and be disc arded from all as.
socations hereafter Of his party. he will
no doubt have an opportunity OF testing
such scheme on the 18Th Of July. But
when he does so, he must not expect to
escape the order of free discussion
We Shall soon have lively times, and
times, that will test mems practices as
well as their faith.
All, SamiveIl! This will hardly do.
Times ar'n't now as the used TO was.--
People are not half as much afraid Of the
crack Of your whip as they were few
years ago The old party line is too
crooked and has been broken in too many
places, to render the question who leaps
it next of much consequence. Tempora
mutaniure. Personal sIander--which is
probably what is meant by "iree discus.
cussion' is not half as marketable now.
a-days as it was few years ago--its use
being principally confined TO few old,
fashioned Locofoco editors, who indulge
in it. not because it 10 Of any account,
but tecau>e they don't know anything
else. Don't do it. Let them 60, Let
them 60. Think Of it moment: How
could you yourself stand the test Of free
discuSsionl"-Cin. Cmmercial.
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New York JoURNAL.-This mammoth
work for July is upon our table. 1t con-
tains vast amount of valuable and inter-
esting miscellaneous matter, and the only
thing that surprises us, is, how the pub
fishers can afford to give such an unheard
of amount of reading for the mere sum of
$500. We feel confident, that if any of
our friends will subscribe for this work,
they will say at the end of the year, that it
was the best investment they made during
that period. Specimen copies can be seen
at this office.
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MARRIED.

On Thursday evening, June 2Sth, by G. NJ. Adams
Esq, Mr.. DEwrr CLINTON BTRGE, and Miss Ma
RY PICARD, all of jackson, Ohio.
We return our thanks to the happy pair for por
tion Of the Wedding Fixins.
Bring the brOOmstick and the Squire,
For love is hotter than any fire.
And let him bind us both SO tight,
To love one another both day and night
Tho ceremony is over, the thing is done,
And Clint. aud Mary are madO into ono
Wo wish unto you no other mishap,
Than soon to be called dear Nam and Pap.
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I HE FOURTH or JULY!!
HENRY M. PRICE.

WOULD MOST RESPECTFULLY INFORM
the citizens Of Jackson and vicinity, that he has
just received new stock of
CONFECTIONERlES,
Consisting in part Of the following articles; Com
mon and fancy Candies Lemons, Oranges, Figs,
Ratins, Nuts, Cigars, &c.
My Saloon Rooms, are well fitted up for the
accommodation of both Ladies and Gentlemen, where
will be found at all times, ICE CREAM, Mineral
Water, Lemonade, Soda, Mead, Ale, Beer, and
all other delcaces OF the season.
l am also Manufacturing anarticle Of pure Lens
on Syrup, which | offer at wholesale or retail, at
little less price than it can be bought at any
other place in this county.
Pic Mic, Wedding, and other parties, supplied
with Ice Cream, plain and fancy Cakes, Lemon
Syrup Candies, Nuts, Fruit &c, at short notice.
and on reasonable terms. Remember the place,
opposite the pubic square, and adjoining the
Franklin House Jackson Ohio.
June %, 55 l4-tf
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-07-05

sTABLER's "GooD MEDICINES" are re.
commended to the public, with the assurance
that nothing is claimed for them, but what they
really possess. The curative properties Of STA
LERS ANODYNE CHERRY EXPECTORANT
have been certified to in hundreds of cases, where
il has been beneficial in Coughs, Colds, Sore
Throat, Asthma, Bronchitis, and diseases of the
lungs and throat generally. The DlARRHGA
CORDIAL is also known to have cured hundreds
of cases of those serious diseases of the bowels,
which so often prove fatal. Indeed, in regard
to both medicines, trial Of their merits by the
afflicted is confidently asked, as we really be.
lieve there are no better medicines in use.
See descriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis of
the Agents. Price for each only SO cents, or six
bottles for $3.50,
Z. II. STABLER & CO, PRnrREroRs,
WHOLESALE DRUGGIsTs, BALTIMORE.
JAMES II. e, MILLER, Agent for Jackson Co.,
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
JoHN d. PARK, Cincinnati K. E. SELLERS
PittSburg, J, H. PATTERSON & Co. Wheeling.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-07-05

PLAsrERs Read the advertisement ol
Messrs. Elliott d M'Daniel, Plasters, in
anothercolumn. They are excellent work
mon and can bo relied upon for prompt
ness and dispatch. They arc prepared to
take contracts of any and every kind in
their line Of business Cementing of all
kinds done to order, Also, Jobbing Of
every description done at short notice.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-07-05

E1y Mr.. John French has opened out
his Dry Goods and Groceries, in his large
and splendid Store room, next door to the
" Isham House." where he will be glad to
see all of his old customers All kinds of
Country produce taking in exchange for
goods.