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Ez,rA WOULD most respectfully in form his
Ikssssg friends and The travelling public in gen
ee1=a eral, that he has leased the above
named Hoel and is now prepared to accommo'
date them in the way of boarding and lodging
His Stable room is large and in the best of or,
der, and well supplied and provided. -,
His Table will always contain everything
IN season and the best the market, can afford
n He solicils a share of public patronage
ard nlrdoes himself to make every endeavors
m to accumulate and make agreeable all that wisl
IoSt. III son. Ohio, Nav 8, '55. 6 If
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Sherif's Sale,

John WCccc, In jackson Com. Pleas.
vs.. 80 In Chancery.
Isaac ]. White and wife,
BY virtue Of an order Of sale in the above ease Is
srad from the Court Of Common Pleas Of jackson
County Ohio, and to me directed will offer 1t 1t
oubIc sale at the door Of the Court House in sand
county on the 2Sth, day of May A. D. 1892 between
thc hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. ard o'clock +, ~; N
of said day the following real estate to VIII; t dnl
North West quarter Of the So9th EHSI E g"as'vl' r',
Section % No. Il, in Township No. 7 of Range No. i
Of fine lands sold at the Land Office in Chillicoih'
Hhin situated in jackson County Ohio" ORDERED
"C to be- sold o as the property Of Isaac j. White at tn
suit of John Weaco, to satisfy Judgment in inyo i
of John Wceec and against Isaac }. WhitSonI I we "
u '''" VlNTON POWERS, Shf j. {.
Dy T. W. GlLI.ELAND, Deputy
april &c, '5j. 5-tdS.
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SEIERIFF"S SALES.
Sherif's Sale.
Alexander Grafton I In Jackson Com. Pleas
,,, vs. In Chancery'

Alexander Grafton I In Jackson Com Pleas
Thomas T' 7. Jones, In oh'"'eFy'
BY virtue of an order Of sale in the above
case issued from the Court of Common Pleas
of Jackson County Ohio and to me directed
will offer at public sale at the door Of the Cour
House in said County, on
SATURDAY, TIE 2nd, DAY OF JUNE 1855
Between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. N. and 4
o'clock P. M. of said day, the following Rca
Estate to wit: Lot No. &c Township No. 7
Range No l8 of the Scioto Salt reservation ii
jackson County Ohio, containing 40 acres, or
dcred to be sold as the property Of Thomas I
Jones at the suit of Alexander Gratten, to salts
fly a Judgment in favor OF Alexander Vral'en
aud against said Thomas 1 Jones and vile
Aprsd. at $500.
YlNTON POWERS, Sh'lf. j. c.
By W. GlLLELAND, Deputy
May 3, '55. 6tf
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Sale of Valuable Real Estate.
THE subscriber will offer at public sale on
o,rn w m11Ir OIL nAN 0E MAY

THE subscriber will otter at puDllc sa'e on
MONDAY THE 2lst, DAY OF MAY,
The following Real Estate, situate in the Town
Of Jackson, to wit In lot number one hundred
a. and seventeen and fronting the Puplc Square,
thirty.two feet front and running back one hun
dred and seventy two feet. On which is atwo,
story Brick House (unfnishedl containing elgnt
finished otherwise, to suit purchaser. Attached
on the same lot is Frame House with two
rooms, which may be used for kitchen or dwell
ling. Also In lot No 10, fronting Main street.
on which is Frame House 50 feet long 10 ieet
in width, three good rooms we'll finlshed1cthe
room fronting the street designed for store
room. There is also good Frame Stable Oh
said lot The lot contains one third ol on acre
and is well fenced in. Termes of Sale made
known on day of Sale. oNo
JOSIAH LONG.
Jackson. Nav 3, '55. 6-tds.
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MI the yarious styles and fashions Of summeIt
clothing for Men and Boys. Hats and Caps OF
all stylcs, with thousand and one other nice
LinTs not here enumerated, Call in at DYers
old stand On the Westcomer of Main d Broad
wmv, if YOU want the worth your money
Wekccp wagon running in the surrounding
country at which any Of our clothing can be
bought at the very lowest rates
April 26, '55 5--tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PLASTERING !

TsNHE subscriber wishes 70 inform the citizens of
r. Jackson and vicinity, that he is now fully pre-.
pared u attend 70 oil orders, in the business Of
House Plas,eriag d White Coating,
In all It's various branches. Having finished his pro-
fessDn in the Eastern ,ties b, Caters himself that
he can give satisfaction Z, those that cntrusE their
work into his hands JOBBlNG Of an kind, done
u orler Ut reasonable prices. withdrawing
also done in the best 9f style, and with dgIpatgh, and
at the lowest prices.
J. w, FOSTER.
jackson, April y, IS. 3-a
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HO! for minnesota!

THE Subscribers dosirous of Emigrating to the
far West now offer at public sale their valuable SiII
fbrec charters of mile from the $. 4 IL. V. Rail
Road This property consists Of twenty two acres Of
LAND, on which, Grist Mill, with two pairoi tour
feet Stone, one of them French Buhr, of the best
quality for Flour and the other OF k9cGoon Onhr'
Two good Steam Engines, one for the Grist mill OF
30 horse power and the other horse power, to run
the Saw mill. Two boilers, % feet long and 80
inches through, with double lGes. There is attached
a good CarIing Machine. The privilege OF good
stone coal under l2O acres Of land, for SSyearS An
excellent spring of never failing softl water. . Tins
is considered the best mill seat in this part OF the
country, being in the midst Of numerous biass ur-
naces. There are two Cottages, and one Store house
and all in good order Possession given in short
time after the sale Terms made easy One third
down; one third in twelve months, and the last pay
ment in two years. ,,,,r, r,,,u-,pnc
A,.;I 10 A if
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Dressed Lumber !

D. D. RHOADS Co., keep on hand and FOL
sale, Dressed Flooring, White and Yellow Pine
Rauch Lumber a full assortment Of Window Sash
and BIinds, Panncl Doors, !, and g. PdnnGl, Pump
Tubinr. Lath &c. &c, All orders received will be
nromptly attended to, prices on Flooring, reduced
P''AF' D. D. RH0ADS.
Portsmouth, arril 26, '55. 5-f
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Notice,

THERE will be a petition pre- eatel % tic com
missioner Of J4ckspn County at their next June
term for 2 continuation Of q county road leading
from the South end Of John 5. Hlnlns farm, in
Franklin Township Jackson County Ohio, to the
town Of Jackson intcrseeting the South East cor
ner Of out lot No. 10 in the South half Of thS town
Of Jackson. AIrI lG, 80.
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DRY GOODS, &c.
WHAT A CHANGEI
B UN, WALTERNOUSE e. BUM,

HAVE just completed their grand selection Of fFsnsy
and STAPLE Dry Goods, which they now have on hand
sld arc selling slittls cheaper than the CHEAPEST
Having had the advantage Of q SOectiomin our large
and fasolouablc Eastern Cities, their stock ID un-
cqualed IN quantity and quality by any others n
this market. ALSO, having become acquainted vita
tho wants and wihes Of the surrounding community,
they can supply the wants Of all, even 10 the most
fas idiouJ. CalRnd .. and DO convinced.
Among their extensive stock may be found the
finest articles Of Fancy French Persian Beross De
Lainsl and lawns lustres ginghams, alpaccas, vol
vets, silks-plain and fancy. Jaconetts swin nuls
0obpets grapes laces. Bonnet findings.
Best brands Of brown an bleaehed muslins, drills.
lensens Ehcetipgs, pillow casnngs, cotenado'r shirt
ing, tweeds, canbrcs sicsias, table eoyers, crAShs
canvas, and prints Of every ysety.
A fancy lot Of French collars, Collarets, Shomi-
set5 Undcrl9eyes, artifcals ginghams, linens, Bk,
and embroidered hankcrchiefs, mits kids fancy silk,
Isle thread and cotton gloves fancy colored dotted
and black dcI2i yeils. Parasols and fans.
Black, French American broad cloths Black,
French md american Fancy fancy das5meres, sat-
inets end ti7ecds Satin, Silk Plush and fandy Mar.
seilles yesn, broad twillod, buff and fancy linsny
black, silk and fancy craTats. 49,,
Embroidered gos5amer, satins and gimp Belgraiey
Neap5litan, Rutland, lace and hair, Embroidered
French lace tuscan and elk eoHnets- AisSo' aac
;hilds Flats.
wool hats-fancy Cavalier and Wide Awake Hats
Gents No extra fur, otter, and moleakin hatss
NH ems boys and youths grain, kip, goat
IVA calf and ENID brogans, Gents and boys
kip and calf boots, CATERS, ties, DC. Women .
and Misses fancy lace boots. lasting gaiter:
calf, goat, morocco and kid buskins-childS
fancy lace boots, buskns and ankle ties.
lEtARPET chain. cotton yarn, batting, wad-
u ding, DC. Carpets, rugs, floor oil cloths.
&c Travelling bags, sachels, umbrellas.
A FULL and general assortment Of grocsties.
N Hardware, Queenswars, Glassware, FalnsS
| Oils and Brushes.
DLACK, lead colored and fancy silks black
ID gatins-dress trimmings. DC.
EBACON, in large og small quantities. foE
Hb sale low a. B.W. & B's.
| NEOLAsSEs, sc half bbls. just arrived aud
| WI for sale az B. W. d B'a-
| StUGARS, by the barrel or D. al
ia B. W. d B'G
DRIED Fruit, Potatoes and White Beans
for sale as B W.GBs.
April 5, So BUyg W4LTERHogsE BUSs.
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Notice to School Teachers

PUBLIC Examinations for School leaoneIs' WIZ ~
held on the lst, and 3nd oatur9ays IN VC
%t G T%v not bn given on any other days and mono bu
.uab w,, TS' as are well qualified need aPgyn c
Of the BOARD Of Examiner''
..-.t nk TX ~
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New Goods.

r. W. GHLELAND, has just received from I'm
,innat and is now ready to exhibit to nv numerous
customers the largest and most varied assortment Vi
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Ever before offered in this town. Goods have been
nnrrbased on such tcrmsa will admit OF their be-
ng sold a rates, that cannot fail to prove advana
rrons to any pcrson who will take the pans To GN-
anime prices previous to purchasing elsewhere Inc
stock embraces every variety and style oil
DRY GOODS,
Adanted to the wants Of tho people and to tho sea-
son,
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
Such as Silks, Gingham5, Lawns Alpaeas' frIntS
Hose. Muslius, Linens De Lains, &c.
BONNETS.
very fine assortment and Of superior excel
lence, Ribbons, Gloves, ect,
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Such as Coffee, Tea, Sugar Spice, Tobacco, Mo
Iosscs Svrups, nyc-stuls, &C., all OF supcrlo
nnoIity together with thousand and one othe
articles not necessary to mention here, but any AM
all of which will with pleasure be shown 10 thoS
In conclusion, he would say, that having purchas
ed his goods at the very lowest possible prices, an
having determined to sell them in the same way h
cordially invites all his old customers and the peopI
generally to call and give his goods Il fair and IN
P''''"' r. w, GILLELAND.
, | I1,,o, Ohio onril 26 49, 5--H
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NRW ADVERTISEMENTS
Rnad Notice,

THERE will be a petition presented to the Com
,rias;oners of Jackson County Ohio, at the June sGs
sion 1855 praying for the vacton Of SO much OF '4(
county road, angieng from the south east corner, u
near the north west corner, of the south east guar
ter of section No. lS, Township no. oi range No
49, 'Siu ''"O' A PETITIONER.
Nav nth '55 4-W
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Rg9A9A9aa33gR0S 33gR0
shop Opposite the Ish"m House,
March l,'5S 40

JACKSON, c. H. OHIO.
NJ DENVER would respectfully an,
n ronnce to the citizens Of Jackson ana
10 ..,rroundipg mV country, that he has located
Ino suIroTnu, g ,h n,Inoso of carrying on the above
here 20. 'he m l Ppp9Sp iIs various branches,
O"S'rI' All Garments cut aud made by him. Will be
"@rIais hose who have been in the habit Of get
oIi, .hair NV" work made in the Eastern and west
orn Ts cities ties can now have them made at their owr
Te Particular attention paid to cutting Jobs
Feb ], '55 45-'f
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GROCERIE!
A CARD.

9 take this opportunity Of returning cur thank.
to the public for the liberal patronage shown u' and
hone by adhering to tho small profit and quick sale
system, to merit Z continuation Of the same.
lSHAM 4 CLARE.
.nril &c '55. ST
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War g and Plenty"

JUST OUT ANDREADY FOR THE PUBLIC
THE TRUTH AND LIFE, (embraced in
twenty two scrmons) by Bishop M'livalne;
THE RAG BAG, by n 7. Willis;
LIFE or SAM HOUSTON, Gl}ustrated J
TIE MAY FLOWER, by Mrs. Harriet
BcechGr Stowe;
Boyn,on d Mason's Kansas Nebraska, ju,t is
sued al.o latest maps Of same, and Iowa map
Of seat of War, Lives of " Washington, Frank
lin, CLAY. the three Jud'ons, Bayard TaytorS
Central Africa and Land Of the Saraoens AIYne
Ida MAY. v lies Victory, LampLghtcr, Fudge
Doinrs, by l. X. Marvel Life Of Christ and
Inosilcs, Fashion and Famine. Deccher's Lee.
lures to young men, lIarbaughs Heavenly
House, Recognition, and Saintcd Dead History
+ Nations, PtriLous Adventures OF Traylefs
and Hunters, &c, &c.
Also,a host Of Bauk, Blank and Pass Books
EytRY VARIETY of Letter, Cap and Note Paper
| HYMN Books, for all denominations. Come ant
see every thing else that can't be enumerated
! CITY BOOK STORE market ST. Portsmouth
April 26, 80. 5--f
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THE subscriber wishes it particularly understood
that he has from this date, adopted the CASH ~
MESS. He viii sell little cheaper than any o'her
man in the town of Jackstn, All kinds Of
Fresh Groceries.
His stock is now full, and of the best quality. His
old customers and everybody else are invited TO cal
and see him. .-,,.,, !,
s:Zy7All those knowing themselves lhdcoteu u t'
him, either by note or book account VIII please cal
and settle, and save costs. ,,rv cDtswrr1
jackson, April 49, 55. All
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UNION HALL AHEAD,
Now is the time to save your Money
G. DAVID & BROTHER,

HAVING Just returned from
the Queen City, with the lar,
rcst and most fashionable stock
Of READY MADE SUMMEE CLOTH
ING ever broughtto this market
offer the same CHEAPER than
the CHEAPEST.
Without partieularizing we
can say our stock consists oI
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RIOT IN CINCINNATI.
M. STERNB ERGER.

Has just returned from the Queen CITY, WIN INC
largest and most splendid stock OF
FANCY DRY GOODS,
Thathas ever boon brought to this market Also
CLOTHING,
OF all kinds for Men, Boys and Youth.
HARDWARE, QUEENSW ARE, AND GROCERlES
4 large assortment of
WALLPAPER AND BORDERING.
Together with large and fashionable assortment oil
JEWELRY,
All of which ho offers for sale for cash at less pri
eos than has ever been, offered in this market Tor
he ia determined to not be undcrsod by any nan o'
set of men, .-.--..,.,o - amt
His stock is so large that it is impossible 70 emu
morate any part of it, but consists of any ana every
thing that human man can make use OF.
III" The subscriber returns his thanks TO- 10 nj, na1
friends and old customers, for their past hDer"l
natronare. and solicits continuance of tho samc'
Jackson, April 10Th, '55. 4 tt.
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Jackson, May 3, '55. 6-td'.
Meat! Meat!


N IGA N" H%9
TAKES this method of informing the good citizens
of Jackson and vicinity, that be has opened
MEAT MARKET,
In the building formerly occupied by 7. " Welsh,
one door above Elias Longs Store, where be wa VIII
have on hands on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and sat
urdays, the best Of
FRESH BEEF,
ar And othcr kinds Of Fresh ment' such
N Mutton, Pork and Veal,
. AmW =. When the latter can be had, which nc
Iii sunnlv his customers at the very lowest prices
Ezy-Good Fat Cattle will be bought at cash prices
Aso. Voals Muttons, and Pork. Farmers and others
viii confer favor by informing the sI5scrlheT m 5na
thsy have fat stock for sale. JOHN hAff'
Jaeksop, April 10, ,So' oS
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ust before putting our paper 10 press, "U Deho""
Cos. Citizens Bank
NEw York. Solvent banks, 10 dis
Solvent Banks, pGr; DIX ol Aop'lo ""''
PENNSYLVANIA. MlSslSsltfl'
Solvent Banks, par All banks, no sale
0oi'VN' W,p%IhSp. LouIsANA,
Solvent Banks par solvent oaAAb p'
NEW HAMPSHIRE, Small NoteS, "u''
So,vort Ranks. par Ono.
VrRNoyr Solvent banks, par
aolvant Ranks. par Bk. Circlevie, 40 dis
'o''Gr ToNSrTIcrr, Free blk. old plate, dis
Solvent Banks, par hENIvGh'' or
MAssAUuUsETTsD solvent p"nNs' zo ~
Soixent Ranks, pari Ky. Trust 90. 10 dis
DI'onr Isr ANp. INDIANA.
Solvent Banks, par SElte pnhA' "hN ror
MAINE, BrahCheS' ,o p%"i
Solvent Banks, pari free BANKS " ~ 0'
new JERSEY. BK. Ot Iohhe[s- ,o -.
pdvsnt Ranks, par yillo ~ dis
nrtIw1pr. ILLINOIS,
o,,,ant Ranks uer Solvent Free blk, dis
D''' V,ncT.II MISSOURI
co,vort Ranks par State bunk and
Trans. Allegheny, 10 dis branches, Pal
CANADA. lLNNLSsLh Z II.
Solvent Banks, , dis solvent puhhs "''
NORTH CAROLINA. MlCHlSAN' ~
Solvent Banks, 3dis Solvent pahkS' Ji 1i
So,ou Sotea g. dis Small Notes, b dis
SouTH CAROLINA. Mls|oHoIH' ~:
uoIrarf Ranks 3dis; FREQ banks ) DIS
Small Notes, US Sm"ll No'Is'
c.,uont 1nnks kdis All banks of doubt
L,.pAHA full value.
EXCHANGE.
RUYING. SELLING
N.-yorL * .prm. IA prm.
Philadelphia, " iH
Baltimore, d q
AMERICAN GOLD.
Buying at Il prm. selling Nv iIA ~.
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sADLERY and Harness Maker, NainSroet, Jack
son Ohio, r,
OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE.
t7y- All kinds of Saddles, Harness, Collars Bri'
dies, and Whips constantly on hand and Tor sac
Esy- Repairing of all kinds done on short notice
lazy ,on. Nav g. '55. 6-tf
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A. B, PRICE.

wwp oUID respectfully inform the citizens Of Jack.
VJ SON and vicinity, that he has sold out his in
terest in the Confectionery Establishment to Henry
N. Price for whom be bespeaks liberal patronage
AlIthose indebted to nS IRE respectfully lnv''ed
h call and settle, a. b. rhivh'
| Aprl 5, IS ~
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yEyHE undersigned, successors Of Bennett q
Co., continns the business Of Banking IN
all It's branchrs. ~.
IT Coin, and Exchange on the Eastern Cis-
les. bought and sold at the current rate
lF Special attention given to collections ia
this vicinity, and returns made on day OF pay
menl, less ExchanEe.
dyUncurrent bank notes boughtt best rates
lTlnteres paid on deposits.
Having amp 10 means for tho transaction o.
Legitimate Banking in all Its branches We 50
WALLER BEsNETf,
NJ STERSBERGER,
JOHN s. TAYLOR,
GEORGE ScURLocK,
II. c. HALE,
PETER PIcKREL,
J. ii BUNS,
A. WALTERHoUsE,
II @. BUNS,
wv. LAIRD, Cashier
March /, '5S 40
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
has been appointed and qualified as Administrator 2I
of Jonathan Vernon late Of jackson County ohlV
Dotd. ,,-r ,-,pNny 1l,,,
Of JONATHAN VERNON, Decd
Mav3 '55 6 3-W
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Pittsburgh, PlOWs and Points,
Administrators Notice.

ANOTHER lot just received, and for sS'o - - low;
ByJ. X. DAY jackson, 9. Ii. Ohio.
May 10th, IS. Z If
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ISham & Clare,
GRO S S R O A D S

I'VE Just received from Cincinnati and arc now
pening large and as well selected stock Of goods,
as were ever offered in this market, Consisting IN
part Of Silks, Satins, Popln8 Barcge, ChalliS' De
Lains, Lawns, Swiss, Jaconctt3, Prints, Cling
and Lustros, together with lot Of beautiful S,lE'
lars and Cloves also Cloths, Cassimero8, Satincts,
Brown, and Blcachcd Muslins, Shirting Ticking ana
large stock Of ready made Clothing suited to the
taste of the most fnsdious. Also fine lot Of Boots
and Shoes, Hats and Caps also Quconsware, Glass
ware, Hardware Nails and Cutlery,
GROCERIES,
A frc.h lot Of Sugar. Coffee MolNsscs, Rice Teas
&c. of which will be sold extremely low for Cash OF
Produce.
A CARD.
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JACKSON MARK ETS.
JACKSON, May. II, 1855
BANK NOTE LIST.

THE following list is corrected every Wednesday
lust before putting our paper to press, at Bennett
Nn,a Citzens Bank,
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WHOLESALE AGENTS.

Sold by, VIM, Sharp, Vernon, Ind Las ng
Stafford, Chillcoihe Ohio; Jas. MeNtey,
Portsmouth, 0. j, GP A. Sanns, Gall ipolls,
o.: D. Reed g. Bro. Pomroy ., Perkins d
Barker, Athens, I'M. STLRNBERGEk' Jack
son, G. H., Ohio. $3.50 D.,
All Orders should be addcsssd to G. BENSON
WILL, Druggist, NJ Arthur o.
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Cash Business.

JUST received and for sale at - ,,r,o,,r,
LANDINGS BOOK STORE.
Jackson. april II, 'j5
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\, w, WINFOUGH.

Nay 10th. '55. 7 Nv
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-07-08

Administering CHLoRoFoRM.-
Edinburg surgeons say that they are.
guided in avoiding danger to life from.
the use of chloroform in surgical cases
not by its effects on the pulse, but by
the state of the breathing. They cease
the administration ofvapor when the
breathing becomes difficult, however
favourable the pulse may appear to be.
They also pay attention to the tongue
as a point ofgreat importance. When
the breathing becomes difficult, or
ceases, then open the mouth, seize the
tip Of the tongue with artery forceps
pull it we'll forward. Death, it is said
would have occurred in some cases
but for the use Of this expedient, which
affords the external air free access to
the lungs. i5sA. te.s5f
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-07-08

IMPORTATION OF FOREIGN L1QuoRs.
Secretary Marcy, in reply to an in
quiry from Mr. Delavan, Of N. York,
says he is not aware Of an treaty sti-
pulation between the United States
and foreign powers, which would be
inconsistent with any act Of Congress
prohibiting the importation of intoxi-.
eating liquors. The seventh article
of the convention with France. of the
4th Of July, 1881, contains a stipula-
ton for the admission Of French wines
at specific duty. This stipulation,
however, was to be binding on the
United States for ten years only from
the exchange # the ratification Of the
convention, which took place on the.
I'd Of February, 1882. - Ta4u H3" .
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-07-08

A BURGLAR DETEoToR. Quite =
singular machine bas been exhibited
lately in our city, says the Albany IN.
W Atlas, for the detection Of burglars
by a Yankee whose business seems
to be to sell rights for counties. The
contrivance consists Off bell attached
to spring, and fluid lamp with a
match attached also to a spring from
this machine which can be placed at
the head of one 8 bed, or any other de.
sirable place) run wires to be attached
to every door and window in the house.
In case either is NOV d. the alarm
bell is set in motion and light struck
leaving nothing to be done but the
selling Of ones revolver and boots.
The cost Of the article is put at SIS,
and it is pronounced by machinist
friend as working admirably. ii
Horace Greeley Imprisoned IN
Paris.--Letters received at New
York by the steamship St. Louis,
mention that Horace Greeley had
been arrested and detained in prison
two days at Paris, on the complaint,
of a sculptor, who sent a work of art to-
the New York Crystal Palace, and
did not recover it back, and Mr.. Gree.
Icy was sued as one Of the directors
Of the company. The tribunal dis
missed the complaint. s,.a f@f