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,tI. PAT ksMI ~
Metallic Burial Cases.

! A IR-TIGHT AND INDESTRuCTABLB
IN one OF the most valuable inventions Of
The age, for protecting and preserving the
dead, forordins ryintermept for vaults, or for
transportation. 7s. ,f o1.sf..,a. =. )
The undersignedrespectfully announces
those having occasion for burial cases, tha he
is now prepared to supply the above named
valuable article of allsizes, from one foot ten
inches to feet inchcsiu length, and Of va
rious widthsand depths. They are Of differ.
cnt patterns, bronzed, gilded, plainand highly
ornamentcd, with plates for name or inscrip,
the very low price al which they are offered,
a nd which isunl(orm throughout the State.
fortestimonials from the..most eminent Pby.
icaus and others, see pamphlets al the Sar.
,oaphgus Warehouse. No. 8, Jefferson strest.
+ So t7 JAMES GRIM ES.
Port ,mouth. lane s, SIA5l -dtf t.0ttt Wee
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How de do, mister printer? l wants
a Sunday School banner printed;'we are
a going to have tarnal New Years
School celebration, and our school wants
a banner '." ~ ~.
They ought sir. What win you have
printed on it?' 2sg,n "A ~
WALL don't know, we ort to have
text ofscripture on it for a MOTTO Pa
That's good idea-what will it be?'
why thought this would be as good
as any-'Be sure you're right then 60
aheadP 'rs,s,i ~. .
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In one of our schools, member Of the
committee asked membr Of class then
under examination: "What was the cause
Of the saltnes Of the ocean, Soon one lit
tie girl raised her head; flushed with the
discovery wich had flashed upon her mind.
"You may tell said the committeeman.
Salt fish, sir said the pupil. ~,
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Have you ever broken horse ?, In
quired horse-joekey.
No, not exactly replied Simon, 'buI
I've broken two or three wagons rsa
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REMOVAL & CHANGE
'IMENsE q ATTRACTIVE STOCK.

IMENSE & &~ATTRACTIVE STOCK
nnp,e, e,,,5,,, &, - -,
M Ghnio ,I,i.o LIE tIha;. nAhLo EIlt ~, rhiIa'
LsAuI:e,Pna' ha,lng lemoveu in,n 1aeIr
Sp.enulo , rsm N wa,snonsr, n M enifancei4' nat'
hc.' anu No, a worm ronrtni street, are onen
,,s T.. @ us SSPiing staae sn assotehsn' ol 9hk
IN IN, a. iyr eNSes aug surey
marts. [ ssa" Emtns atGUa i. eSei onrisa IN .hs.
;nans G ~ fn.s.t ti" s..I nc" s!%is' winca
asss - o = ,n ' mnssI S, ~ nn.ri, WIN pus;
:, az aniouht eslaoishsd,
;,. .t ia,syf " ihc1ease ~ espec'Hily
"''i 'hose ""o G, Sny
~ Mn y S1AsH'
anu a;, pel'sy'ns tnot We isHesl system IN on
bs % y naus sa tior PrsceS lney WI,
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Ehtire New StGclk OF Clothing
FOR FALL, AND WINTERJs5i.
ole IsadOre 'Deitsch pr

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, DEALPR
IN CLOTHING. .>y,le las4s
NIOULD respectfully inform the citizens OF
Wy Portsmouth and vicinity, slhat . having
ago, he has no reopened his store with an eny
tire new stock of Clothing of all kinds and
descriptions. Not having anything but what
haS been manufactured Tor this Fail and Win
ter trade he is certain, that persons calling on
him at his old stand, corner oE. Market and
Front sts., can suit themselves as well, ,if not
better, than any other place in the CITY,. Also
n hand general assortment of Genllemef,s
Furnishing Goods .I ~.
Country and Furnace merchants will fnl it
to their advantage, 10. call, as am determined
to make quick sales ond smal proiiis.' q, ~ r
Portsmouth, Sept, 81, '54, d&wim.s
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I'm THEI TTRADE.l

HAVING purchased the entire stock Of Books
Stationery &C., Of o. Keys. The oITY
BOOK STORE ,wlL Lherepilersbe entirely,un.
der my control and mslt'semsnt g 2 AZ 4
|. " The stock is piI nswihnd as wellselected
las any stock in the country. In order to keep
pace with the times, 7 shall be laying in now
supplies frequently, in order that tho assert
ment may al all Lines be complete. eSasi
|. EEgeryarticIe will bo sold at a very reas>
sonable profit. I-sia:a +. z 80 ail 90 "a
h REMEMBEa THE PLACE III III. o5S ogSSo z (,
site the Y, s.. Hotel, Market street. ',a' ~ 7
Portsmouth, Nov 8. "a. ~! la g9s,iba NJ
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Anew cent coin viii soon be issued
from the Philadelphia mint. II, is said
they are smallerthap the present coin, and
more highly finished.
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JtLodWicIs & sons. q

xrrtf .
Wholesale and Refill Dealers in all kinds of
Z. DRY Goods and Notions,
4Nc. 66 Front Street, tsoo Doors Wcst OF tbs
l9E5i et Franklin Housc 9ii gi NiW1
"A KS now receiving their first Spring Stock.
"A Their assortment is full and complete,
comprising every yqr,eiy, aud US they adhere
..5nii goalCAsH sYsTEM, st Hv9t
They de fearlessly pledge themselges to give /,
ans GOOD BARGAlNS... !, %
Feeling grateful lor pos, layors, wa homo bv
a fan representation Of our goods 10 mort and
Ieceivo.su increased patronage. Our assor,1
mentf Aaulh JE9a. iQ Ti}alAp g1ti ,iaa
=. e. aLADTEsDREss GOODS, asy. + bs.
Ws ,s thlnE, Ssnlpi be surpassed in quality,
Esmofoidsriss, trimmings, Ribbohs, Pafahol ls9'
Hosiery, Gloves 8eo we call your especG
attentioffl cbN igeId 5fios eiyFifaitf'l, y VA
III 4e.,b jasa9i JdLoDwICK 4 SONS. bhtt,
mlrch9edH h X .MsAa p Z y5sa d s9le.lsj
= IL
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cTDIDN'T SAY BRIsTLEs."n The Louis
vile Journal relates the fcllowinganecdote:
We remember chat some years ago,
Roger NJ. Sherman and Perry Smith were
opposed to each other as advocates to an
important case before a courtof Justice
Smith opened the case with aviolenttirad
against Sherman's political character.-
Sherman rose and very ccmposedly re-
marked: } }a,,...a, ~. 81, ,s- ~ r...
II shall not discuss politics with Mr..
Smith before the Court, but am perfect
ly willing to argue questions oflawto chop
logic, or even to split hairs with him."
.Split that then," said Smith, at the
same time pulling short rough looking
hair from his own head, and handing il
over towards Sherman"
"May it please the honorable court re.
torted Sherman, / didn't say bristes,''
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AN ARGuMEST.-A hoosier, Of rather
scanty means. visited New York lately,
with Introductory letters. for the purpose
ofbuying a considerable amount of goods
upon credit. The jobbers to whom he ap-
piled were very courteous, but didn't ex-
achy like to trade. ..
Whats the matter p enquired the buy
Nothing particular was the reply,
'only we don'tmuch like this credit bust
ness s8 .'aA@ -4- 7isc9-
We'll, butt don't ask for only thirty
days
Very true. but you might die, you
know - ''ErF 7ea aa
'DieAwhy who the d-l ever heard
of anybody's dying in thirty daysP'
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ArEiyaI nnd Rcpnriura ef nIniI.
RATES OF POSTAGE.l

is'not easy to keep alwaysin mind the res
quifed amount of postage stamps on letters,
&C., under the laws now nsforce. The DAD
slate Journal has procured ania published the
Following convenient tahc 0I rates, " hich gives
iriormalion required at gianre, and VIII eli
we present to our readers, with the suggestion
10 eatit out and put ii in soms convenient
place, to;save The troutleof asking and pf hav>
ing toiahswer the questions about it. .-ur,,
Letters .fI gA,s,i fsoVs
Each ioz: lqinder 5000 miles, prepaid, ssi;;, uu,
paid So rH - ,'-S a'''F 'N
Each q, q autst 5000 miles, prspysd g.; ,un>
paid 10c ''oh 'IN-. - 'l'H'
AARrinted matter in gonerql--any where il The
| United States, -e' ''' " PIN
rfs. @ lhree ounces. lie.
Each subsequent ouLce.. :. ..,,..... lie. g.
II not prepaid, doub.c these rates. ~ y;
Ee,cspapers and Periodieals-paid quarterly or
yearly in adva nee ''''N
FIRST three ounces... :. ...;c.
| ZACH subsequent ounce lie.
AM If weighing hot over o., in the state
! where published, to cash, aud weekly papers
IN The county where published, (ree.'i
Small Newspapers and Period, ! when; sent in
'edls--pnllished mouthlyor packs weighs
oftener. aud lug at least s
Pamphlets Of i6 octOpo pages0r OF prepaid, ic
less, 2, :. VI ,,i o.. ~. t,,. yo an ounce ~,
BOoks--bound or unbouEd, weighing not more
than 4pounds, may be sent by mail, for each
ounce ,t,.,d tIy e. a., ..,,t AZ ..1.,,4
Under 5000 miles, prepaid lc, unpaid lac.s
| 4 Over d" ~ ,l-, "~Ii lhc, g. l3c. -sa
Fractions over single rate arc charged as !.
frf % 4
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A Lien MOORE and Hannah, his wif,,
u John Bonser, Uriah Bonser, Sar n Shoe.
maker Richard Goodridge and Jane his wifr,
William Story and .El en- bis wife, Henry Egg
ing,on. Milton Purdy and susan his wife, Wy
ait TAYLOR and Bellen his wife, Smith Ponser
Evelne ,Bonser, William B onser, R ,hama Bons.
or, Aaron Bpnser, Jacob .Bonser, Mehi,ab'e
Bonser, Abigail Bonser, Melissa Bonscr, Uriah
Bouser, 10 .iah Bonser, J eferson Bonser, Char.
ton Brown and Rhody his wife,, James Kibblc
and Tilnp' rance his wife, Isaac Furgu on, j o.
I eph Furals,n, Allen Furguson, Henry Fur,
guson, Samuel Furguson Vincent Furgnsoni
Jesse Furguson,. John Furguson and Sarah
Jahe furguson. -. ,.-., .,ls s,--,>y'esft
You will take notice thai on the 2nd day o.
December 1854, ! viii appear before Inc Pro-
bate Judge OF S,:ioto county Chic, at bis office
ia. Portsmouth, and prove that Abigail Bonsei
iu her lifetime' nude and lawfully and duly
executed heEwil, md that since the death aI
said Abigail the said will has been lost and can.
not be found, and that by said will the said
Abigal devised end bequcathed her estate own
ed at the time OF The will and subsequently &c
quired to me. i will prove the contents o.
said /. i'll, when and where you can utte nd and
resist such proof If you choose. o.. sa,,q sr
,y.q .t.s.. ~. n SAMUEL RONSER.
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lA0AA 17n10f WORT 4 or A(7fFYS
tSs,ll, III l1tJl jl "a, ths ssbs ct;6ers5 10 u
XsmmmolI Nan PiclefiSE 6f 4 ~ SoIs Wotds bub
|lished simuItapesusIT in ii; bres oites. IL New
YORK. Philadeiphia and Baitimo,e. AS soon as
800, goo snbsSriniiorI ARE Unnamed. and having
ALREADY an aclual circulation of about 200, 900
h isenow certain q b59ff.f 5i.ie ll<E 9fi3
tTke i1jiktrihution Stf1i soou take uiace. ! x
Among NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. List of Gifta,e (bc$
FingSoua Tor every t;cket issnelA ara - n.
Prof Harts elega nj country seat, yal5
ned 8 lsa5. 900
|A tInapnifcent city residence. .....G $4,000
al cash loan for 100 years, without ms Js5 Il
terest OF ,seearity .......! 10000
|i3uilding los, Elegant Piano Fortcs,
Molodeons Cold Watches Bracelets, - 'fs
Rings, Books OF travel in. the Old ~
aud New Worid by Prof Hart; Reaigl elod
Es,ate, &et Aes,ih all numbering s,f 4,
3Oo,ODO Gifts. valued at........., 100000
Every single rcE1itiance Of 81. secures one
wear i subscription to The MAMMOTH PIC,
lTORIAb, and the tratuity Of % Gii' Ticket
(which entities the holder 10 One share in the
! 900 900 Gifts. Thus, every person. investing
T in This stapendeps enterprise receives The full
worth OF HIS or her amoney, In subscriptions TO
/ a first GLASS Rieurnab CHE greatest and most
Interesting Pictorih OF the age) besides q Gift
for each subscription, which may .Grovean, i'm
mence fortune 10 the receiyef,q iu n ,..lr
For complete List Of GiGts, and full and ex>
Iplet phriuiarsi regard to the great enterprise
dis,mbutlon, 60. see roay of the whole world,
which Will be promptly sent, free Of charge
where desired by letter, post paid. N.
| The World may also be he-offices Of all pa|
pefs contain sig this ia ddseftsemsnt, where inief-
iinhatioa NAV BIZ obtained IN regard to the paper
aud enterprise. .bh, 1fs
Agents, Postmssters ard Ladies' desirops ol
l., o,at;t,a be sama inne uedleei etnf,lov.
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0ns aa,td,edts Edition (6ooOoo). lsaso- pp zoo
~ihs! fox Iiss "a FIX fxrax bfspisd, $fOO1Sl ~.
Every compaintto which woman Is sub ect from glfi
hood to vomahhood also as wfe and as mother are FIJI.
ly described with the causes The symptoms and also pro
per mode Of treatment In plain simple but IN the most
chase language easily understood And thus every
man can discover by comparing herow symptoms with
those described, the nature character and causes Other
complaint; and be- spared much anxety and suffering.
The Wits about becoming,a mother has often peed Of
instruction and advice Of the utmost Importance her
future health In respect to which her sens,tiyeness for
bids consulting medical gentleman, will find such In.
strucon and advice, and also explain many symptoms
which otherwise would occasion anxiety or alarm.
How many suffering from distractions or IRREGULAR,
ties peculiar to the female system, which undermine the
health the, effects Of which they Ignorant and for
which her dellcacy orbds seeking medical advice How
many sper from prolapsus taeri CALLING Of the womb,
or from Hor dlbts (weakness, debility, &cli How many
are In constant agony for many months preceding conne
ment? How many have dincu II not dangerous delly.
cries and slow ahd uncertain rseoyeries? Some whose
lives are hazsrded during such time, VIII each nd in It's
pages the means ofprevention ameloration and relief
How many bitter moments, how much anguish, might
have been spared 10 the sufferer to her husband to her
relavesby the timely possession Of this little volume
isimpraoticable 70 convey fully the various subjects
treated Of they are Of nature strictly intended for
the married, or those contemplating marriage. a. er
But no husband, wife or mother are excusable II they
still continue in ignorance Of those physiological laws by
the knowledge Of which their health and happiness,
as also the future webelng Of their children are secured
"'.THE MARRIED woMAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL
COMPANION :" standard work Of established reputa,
ton found cassed in the catalogues Of the great trade
sales IN New York. Philadelphia, and other Cities and
sold by all the principal booksellers In e United States
II arst published in 1S47, since which time
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Land for Sale.

.NHE Portsmouth Dry Dock and Steamboat
n Basin Company will sch one or two
hundred acres Of their lands, lying on the west
side of the Scioto River ol'pr further partic
ulars apply to- FRS. CLEVELAND, Agt.
Nov. IL, I'm, a. tti
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CAUTION THE PUBLIC

: CAUTION The PUBLIC
70 buy no book unless the words Dr. A. NJ MAuhIcEAu,
12a Liberty street N. "" on the tilepage, and the
entry in the Clerks Office on the iaek Of he tiepage
and BUY only offespeetable and honorable dealers or
sond by mall ana address to DR.. A. NJ Afaurceau l'
~ Upon receipt Of One Dollar "THB MAR
RlED W0MAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL C0MPAN.
I0Nn IA aant (uad frss) e any past OF tho lated
States, the Canadas and British Provinces. All
letters must be postpaid and addressed to Dr. A. M.
MAURIcEAU, Box 1924, New York City. Pub.
ushing ONCE, No. l2s Liberty Street, New York
.7sjgj,r,ai FOR SALE BY s.. 4, +,
Hunter e. Maddox. Ripley, John Saxton
Canton, WE. Earle, Massiion, d. Lamb
Findi0v, Jno! Perkins, Athens. il. E. New
man, Norwak. Edwards & Goshorn, Cincin
nati, Geo. ,Hale, Ashtabtila, A: Hinchman
G. la,n '1HifFf~FH" . JIhsa5 - sf1Tf';rs .st
: ~ an5,,e.i .R'EgnR 81 s-,y.. s,3 s,.a
ffoSei' y, ~ 3t.ltts.r gHH- . - ,za & 3D. .
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But remittanees for the Pictorial ,oithout
Gift Tickets, may be. sent to Prof J. Woop.
MAN Hart, Harris Buildings, Chestnut Street,
Philadelphi, Pa, there being the principa,
editorial and publishing office. ~ oct306m
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sept, q, 81, 96-ly
E~GBHE @zSAA H1nGs
4 Go Old IIIlNGl

4 Would just say to my ncnd. M customer
of Jackson and surrounding country, hat /
have dissolved oparlnerhip with I'D Pa,nc.
aud am low ia tho employ Of !. B Dickasyn.
whore | eau be found at all times, esady 10
please my . aud new customers in luum dI.
reetly over r. Is. DickasOn's Store, which I'm.
lately been fitted up expressly for Lemanufac.
turing Of clothing etc. would al,o state that
persons buying clothing either ready nude. or
made TO oraer. run no risk in getting bit in tlieir
bargains, as they are made by competent work.
men, and warranted TO be Tho very best article
Cloths bought at other houses. iuade with as
much pleasure US ii bought at this Establish.
meHt.
N. b. Good and competent workmen ave
waited 81 this Arm, fog Which good price, will
be paid. A. u. AAAWELL.
Nov. 9, 'ji 32-tf
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.

FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
And is offering to The people Of Jackson and
vicinity, at the lowest prices, the most FASH
iOIaablc = yIeS, and most approved and
fashionable Goats, Pants, and Vests; Handker-
chiefs, Suspenders, Check Shirts, Drawers, Cra-
watts, Stocks, Fine Shirts, Gloves, Socks, and
Undershirts. And anything and everything
pertaining to irst-rate Cloth ng Establish
ment, including fine assortment of the spring
style of Hats and Caps of every variety ;
Trunks, Carpet sacks, etc.
We make up our clothing in Cincinnati our
selves, therefore they are warranted 10 be good.
July 6, "a. 15-tf
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Greyhound Restaurant
GYtEEGE} s. RIPE u Y y
rARREr ST., OPPOSITE THE MARKET HOUSE.
PORTSMOUTH, 0.

pORISMOJIH I Hj u
rrEG leave 10 inform their friends that they
} are prepared to furnish all kinds OF refresh
mcnis suitable to the season, consisting OF
lripc Tongue, Surdincs Lobslers, Oysters
fresh cooked and spiccd, Clans, prepared in the
same stylc. Eggs, figs Feet Soups, and all 9th
er cdiblcs generally called for and used IN res,
uuraut,. Hot Coffee, Pittsburgh and Kennel
Ate. London Porter, and Summer Drinks, ready
a. all times for those whomay cali iorlhcm'
MINERAL WATEII!!
M Ehavc now attached toour establishment
w Mineral Water Mandatory, with
which article we are prepared to supply all de
munds in thu; line by the Box or dozen, both
Lemon and Smsapalila. of the first favors,
which will be found 10 be un excellent mineral
beverage.
Bottled Porter and Ale, or Ale by thebaTel
will be furnished to order
Portsmouth, April -, sd 3--tf
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PORTSMOUTH ADyBR rsnNEN )
]. y. fONEblI Il CO.,
pOrtsIn0uth, Ohio.

KETOULD say to the Ladies Of Jackson and
wv vicinity, that they would be happy to
see them when they visit this place Their
stock Of Dry Goods China ware and Carpets,
is very complete, and some decided bargains
are offered Their Millinery room on their Sc
sond floor, is in charge Of lady, who has no
superior, as a Fashionable SIilliner
Miliners supplied at Cincinnati wholesale
prices
Portsmouth, 8. 81 33-tf
B MArthur Democrat copy.
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MEDICAL.
THE GREAT KENTUCKY
SOUTHERN s REMEDY.
DIR. JOHN BULLS
s n RS APA RILLA.

FHNHlS medicine, when used according to d.
d lections, will cure, without fail - aaI
Scrolula or Kings evil. Cancers, Eruptions
d the Skin, Erysipelas, Tumors, Chronic Sore
Eyes, Ringworm or letters, Scald Head, Rheu-.
matism, Pains in the bones or Joints, old Sores
and Ulcers, Swelling of the Glands, Sypbiie
Dyspepsia, Salt Rheum, diseases cf the KidL
neys, diseases arising from the use Of Mercury.
loss of Appetite, pain in the side and shoulders.
general debility, lumbago, coughs, colds, drob-l
sy, Jaundce, costiveness, bronchitis, weakness
oil the chest, sore throat, pulmonary affections.
and all other diseases tending to produce con.
sumption, liver complaints, female irrerulari-
ties and complaints, low spirits, sick and nary
GUS headache, night sweats, exposures, or inn !.
prudence in life, chronic constitutional disea.
ses and as spring and summer drink, and cen-
eral tonic for the system, and gentle and pIeas-
ant purgative, it is superior to blue lick and
congress water, salts, or seidIitz powders.
1t Is remarkable fact, that among the hun.
dreds OF eminent physicians who have examin
ed the recipe by which Bulls Sarsaparila Il
prepared, not one has condemned it, but all an
proved 1t, and commend itm the highest terms
Many physicians express themselves strongly
in the belief that it is decidedly the best prepa
ration Oi Sarsaparilla tnat has ever been placed
before the public. Although there are many
PHYSICIANS who feel reluctance of having
their names appended to the Recommendation
OF any particular remedy, notwithstanding thew
may approve of it in the highest degree. there
are others who frankly yield their support in
lavor OF remedy which they know is capable
OF doing SO much good in an afflicted commu-
nifty. AS an evidence, read the following from
| old and respectable physicians of high standin.
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Livery and Sales Stable,
Where persons having Horses to dispose OF VIII
find II to their interest TO call. Those wishing
10 purchase will do vel to call, also, as he can
piye as much or tukc us little for horses as any
one in the business.
IFEvery attention will be given to breaking
horses 10 work in harness. Their experience
In the business is II sure guarantee that stock
left with him will be properly atterded to-
o. Horse, and Buggies to hire
o. Horse, boarded by the day or week
Aur. 90 sd 90 URIAu WHITE.
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We earnestly invite all persons who are suf-
lering with any of 'the ills that flesh is heir TO
to call on Dr.. John Bulls agent, and get copy
Of Bulls Family Journal gratis; and for the
sake ol humanity, we hope that a single ndi-
yldual willnot be found unwilling to give Bulls
Sarsaparilla trial, after reading, and recolleet-
ing, at the same time, that it is impossible for
the Doctor to publish the tenth part of the
number of certificates Of astounding cures per-
formed by his Sarsaparilla. The amountof tes-
timony voluntarily showered on DR.. Bulls Sar-
saparilla, from well known and distinguished
individuals, both in public and private life, has
been perfectly overwhelming. ,.rr.ey
Dr. John Bulls Principal Office, west side
Fifth street first door below EIain, Louisville,
Ky = - y
With the above Dr. John Bulls Celebratsd
King of pain, is also sold by Dr. J. H. G. MIL
LER, Jackson, and JAMES ToMLlNsoN, at Rich
mondale, Ross Co., o..
july l3, sd l6-iy #" 4.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-01-25
Testimony.

" Testimony like the following renders su.
pertiuous all comments on the efficacy of Bulls
Sarsaparilla. From DR.. L. P. Yandell, Profess
or o! Chemistry in the Louisville Medical Col.
lege; have looked over the list Of ingredi-
eals composing John Bulls Compound Extract
OF Sarsaparilla, and have no hesitation in say
ing that they form a safe compound, and one
that promises well in chroni, diseases, in which
it is applicable. l.P. YANDELL, MD.
louisville, June 6, 1854.
What Dr. PyIes, physician by appointment to
the Louisville Marine Hospital, says of Bulls
SarsapariIla: t.a8
LOUISVILLE, March 60, lS49.
l have examined the prescription for the prep
arali'n Of John Bulls SarSaparilla, and / be-.
eye the combination TO be an excellent one,
and well calculated to produce an Alternative i'm
preston on the system. have used it both In
public aud private practice and think it the best
article OF oarsaparila now in use.
NJ. PYLES, M. D.
Resident Physician Louisville Marine Hossital,