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STOVES.
4 LARGE assortment Of Prairie State, Comet,
"A Premium and elevated oven and other stoves,
OH ha nd and fur sale by lie 20) j. W. VIII
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1NHEESE- $500 he. Cheese, for tSle hy
~ junc ~ Gazette teryl 5so DAvrr
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MEDICAL.
THE UNIVERSITY FAMILY



ISSUED under the seal, sanction and authori-
ty of ....
THE UNIVERSITY OF FREE MEDICINE AND
POPULAR KNOWLEDGE.
Chartered by the State of Pennsylvania, April !,
%. 1853. With capital of 100000, mainly
for the purpose of arreSting the evils of d
SPURIOUS NoSTRUMS, "a
Also for supplying the Community with relabls r
remedies wherever Competent Physician caA-
not or will not be employed have pprshased from
DR.. JOHN R. ROWLAND, his celebrated
RoWAND'S TONIC MIXTURE,
Known for upwards of twenty.fv years as The
only sure and safe cure for
FEVER AND AGUE &c.
And his inestimable Remedy for Bowel Com.
plants,
RoWAND'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF BLACK.
BERRY ROOT,
Which highly approved and popular Remedies, d.
together with the Universiys Remedy for Com.
plants of the Lungs,
The University's Remedy for Dyspepsia or In.
digestion.
The Univeritys Remedy for Costive Bowels.
Also the Universty's Almanac may be had,
at the Branch Dispensary, or Store Of 7. R. Clsw-
ers, 81 Co., Agents Druggist Chemist, Corner Of
Columbia, and Main street. Jackson G. II. Ohis.
May '55. l0-ly.
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Blacksmithing.

CLIFFORD WEBB, takes this opportunity Of
saying to the people of jackson and vicinity, that
he has taken the Blacksmith Shop, known as the
Hatteh shop, next door to the Old Steam Mill,
where he is ready to do work of all kinds in su-
Perior manner. All kinds of Machienry, belong
ing to Steam Engines, Mills, Wagon and Car
rlage Ironing. Horse Shoeiug, Rail Road
Flows, of the most approved patterns, also manu-
iactured besided every thing that can be manu-
featured ont of Iron, will be done to order on the
mostreasonable terms, and ON short notice. He
would most respectfully solicit shared public
patronage, and will endeavor, by strict attention
to the wants of his patrons, to merit the same
Please call and examine foryOurselves.
N. B. Ready Wagons of all kinds al
ways on hands for sale very low.
uTDnlls, Picks, Axcsc, Mattocks and all kinds
of edged tools dressed in good order, and war
rantcd to stand the hardest of rock.
Jackson, april 26, '55 5-y .#.
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BOUNTY LANDg-

RY an act Congress passed March 3, 1885,
I'D all persons who have served Eouytess
days In any of the wars of the United States,
and who have not heretofore received a warrant
for $50 acres of land, are now entitled to a war.
rant for l6O acres, less the amount already re.
ceived' The widows and minor children Of
deceased soldiers, have similar claim.
The undersigned are prepared to assist any .,
who may call upon them In obtaining BouRtv
Land, HOFFMAN g. HASTINGS.
Marc 81 IL -
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BlaCksmifhinp.

zGs@s LEWIS THOMAS have removed 10 their
K-SSNew Blacksmith Shop, on Portsmouth street,
EsMjust below D. Hoifman's Store. Where
they will be happy to receive their friends and at
tend to their wants. All kinds of work. Horse Shoe
ing, Wagon Iron, and all other work their line done
to order in good style and on short notice at re-
duee prices.
jackson, april 10, 55. Ally (co.l
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LIVER COMPLAINT.

IN YSPEPSIA, Jaundce, Chronic or nervous
~ Debility, Disease of the Kidneys. and all
diseases arising from disordered Liver or Stom.
aCh; Such as Constipation, inward Piles, full.
ness of blood to the head, aeidity of the stom.
ach, nausea, heartburn, disgust for food, full
ness of weight in the stomach, sour erustations,
sinking or flutlering az the pit Of the stomach,
swimming Of the head, hurried and difficult
breathing; futtering at the heart; choking or
suffocating sensations when in ly ing posture,
dimness of vision; dots or webs before the sight;
fever and dull pain in the head, deficiency Of
perspiraton, yellow ness.Of the skin and eyes
pain in the sfle, back, beest, &c sudden Aush-
es of heat; Burning in the flesh; constant i'm
agin2tions of Evil; and great depression Of spl-
rits; Can be eiIectuaIlY cuIcd bv
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MEDICAL.
H, r., HelembOld,

CHEMIST, No. 1853 Chestnut st., near Girard
House, north side, Philadelphia Sole Manufacturer
of HELMB0LD'S GENUINE PREPARATIONS
which are purely vegetable. Accompanying each
bottle of which, will be found more responsible
references in our immediate city and elsewhere, for
the cure Of such diseases will be mentioned and
a cure is guaranteed in each and every case un-
der forfeiture of One Thousand Dollars placed in
the hands Of dsinterested and responsible persons
of this city. These preparations are prescribed by
the Medical Faculty throughout the United States,
and have become Standard Remedies.
His highly Concentrated
Fluid Extract of SarsaparilIa,
for removing Impurities Of the Blood, cases of Scro-
fua or Kings Evil letter. Pimpos on, the face, and
all Scaly Eruptions Of the Skin, &c.
His highly Concentrated FLUID EXTRACT OF
BUCHU, for diseases of the Bladder, Weak
ness, &c, flor particulars, which need not be
given here, see wrapper around bottles, whether
in male or female, no matter of how long stan
ding. Perfectly pleasant to the taste and free
from all injurious properties.
1t is gratifying to the Proprietors, to know
that these Preparations have given to Patients
and Practitioners the highest degree of salts
faction. They can be given with less trouble and
expense 10 the patient with more certainty Of
success than any other remedy.
Numerous letters have been received from dis
tinguished professors and physicians Of the
highest standing, expressing the most favorable
opinion of these medicines, fully corrOborating
and establishing the above facts.
HIS DYsPEPTlc CORDIAL, or MAGIC CHARM is a
pleasant medicine to take for the cure of Dyspep-
sia, Piles. Nervous Diseases, and all diseases
arising from indigestion or a forbid state of the
Liver.
The Liver being the largest gland in the hu
man body, is more frequently deranged in its
healthy action than any other. The cOnse-
quences of this arrangement are first Dyspep.
sia, known by costiveness, belching, sour stom
ach sick headache, nervous feelings, cold feet,
wakefuluess and variable appetite. Secondly,
! if the above symptoms are allowed to go on, then
follows Debility Of the lungs and p.edisposi-
tion to Con sumption.
PRICES EXTRACT BUCHU, 81 per Bottle
PRICES SARSAPARILLA, 81 per Bottle,
equal in strength to one gallon Syrup
PRICES DYSPEPTIC CORDIAL, ST per Bot.
tie. Small ones so cents.
| To be had at the Depot 1853 Chestnut st.. near
Girard House Philadelphia, or Of the Agent
James Ii. e. Miller, jackson Ohio, and Drug
gists and Dealers throughout the United States.
P. $. Druggists and Deaears, in Medicines,
who wish to be Agents, will please address fl.
7. Helmbold, with reference, names of Post Of
| flee, County and State
May 3nl, SIS. 7-ly
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JACKSON HOTEL.
HUGH GILROY:

AmA WOULD most respectfully inform his
EEzasN friends and the travelling public in gen
S--z=s eral, that he has leased the above
named Hotel, 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.
" He solcts share of public patronage,
and pledges himself to make every endeavors
to accommodate and make agreeable all that wish
to stop with him.
Jackson, Ohio, May 3, '55. 6 If
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Carpenter and Joiner,

THE SUBSCRIBER begs leave to say to the
4 people of Jackson and surrounding couR~
try, that he has opened new
Carpenter Shop,
on the corner of Locust and Water Streets
where he will be ready at all times to attend to-
any business in his line
UNDERTAKING. .H
Having lately purchased new HEARSEr
he is fully prepared to attend all Funerals.
both in town and country. Coffins made to or
der, in the neatest manner, and with dispatch
He has made arrangements to supply those.
wishing them, with METALLIC BURIAL CA
SES, Of all sizes. JAMES FARRAR.
u1ly "A "a IG-tf ".s
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Notice.,

"AVlNG Sold out my entire Stock of
IL Goods to ThO's, w. Gi,leland, | am de.
slrous ofsettIing my Books All persons hav.
ing unsettled accounts will please call and set
Tie by note or otherwise, JIM MARTIN.
Jackson. Dec. 18th, 1854. 4l-T
- Having bought out J. NJ. Martins Stock of
GOODS desire to say to my friends that shall
at all times be found at the Store House for.
merly occupied by him, where propose to sell
goods as cheap as the cheapest, Give me a
call. T.W 'CIIIEIANn
Dec, ~, 1854, 4l-tf
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DRY GOODS &c.
FURNITURE WARE ROOMS.
IT, N. HOWELL,

FURNITURE WARE ROOMS.
IT. N, HOW ELL,
PEARL STREET, JACKSON, OHIO,
RETURNS his sincere thanks to his friends and
customers for their generous patronage, and shall
ever endeavor by all means in his power to merit
continuance of the same. | am now better prepar-
house keepers, in the
HOUSE FURNISHING LINE,
Having now on hand, just received, the largest as
sOrtnent Of tho
BEST AND LARGEST STOCK OF
FURNITURE
Ever yet offered to the citizens of Jackson Coun-
ty, which is receiving weekly additions to meet the
wants of my patrons The public may rest assured
that shall not be under sold by any body.
SOFAS
Walnut and Mahogany.
CHAIRS
Slat and spindle back; Scollop and mock scroll.
Bannister back, Boston and Jenny Lind Split bot
tom, French cane seat, Grccan walnut Taylors
banister aowored; and plain; Office rim back Chill
dren's assorted Chidron5 rim back, Cradle Settees,
Bannistor rocking, Boston arm rocking, California
cane seat, lowered and plain; Spring seat rocking,
Cherry cane seat rocking, Walnut and sat rocking,
Cherry and walnut do nurse, Ladies' sewing chairs,
Miss Carcy'sfancy sewing.
BUREAUS
Projection four drawer, do col and scroll do.
| Walnut dressing, Walnut scroll column do.
| Walnut round COrnered do.
TABLES
Kitchen and Breakfast, Dining, Card and Cen,
ire.
STANDS
Double Ieaved two drawer, Two and one draw
er, Wash stands, all varieties. Walnut desks.
SAFES
Four varieties.
LOOKING CLASSES
Different sizes, good article.
BEDSrEADS-
Misses medium, Miss Carey, French cottage
walnut, OctagoR sycamore high post, Cottage
do. do. Poplar do do. Poplar square do S #
field poplar, French. do Low common, Trundle
beds, without Stats, do do. with Stats
LOUNGES
| Pannel and turned
CRIBS
Large and small.
MATTRESSES
Great variety.
CLOCKS
Eight day, "a hour, Mantle, and large size,
Metallic, and Wood case
Jackson, May 2lth, '55. Off
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FARM FOR SALEL

~, THE subscriber offers ysfusHe -
farm for sale, situated in Franklin
- Township, Jackson county. Ohio, cDs -
mile from Horizons Steam Saw Mill, (nOw Shew..
ards farm contains about eighty.6vc acres,
of good land, sxy-fve under cultivation, the bal.
auce well timbered. It also contains large guam.
titles of Iron Ore. and Stone Coal, said 10 be Of
good quality. There is never failing spring Of
excellent water, also a good well Of pnre water.
near the dwelling, and any quantity Of stock was
ter, in every field on the farn. Also an orchard
Of very good fruit, sufficient for any fanily.-
There is also large quantity Of meadow land and
good sugar orchard on the place. A new road has
lately been laid out, running through the farm.
The above farm will besold on reasonable terms.
done, to my satisfaction.
For terms of sale, apply to me on the premises.
Aug 90, IS 22-tf 'F'' y"
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Notice to School Teachers.

PUBLIC Examinations for School Teachers will bc
held on the lst, and 3nd, Saturdays in each month
1t Jackson until otherwise ordered. Certificates
will not bo given on any other days, and none but
such as are well qualified need apply.
J. W. L0NGB0N Clerk
of the Board Of Examiners.
appil 20, '65., 6--H
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and French, German and English Percussion
Caps and Grains, Lead, Powder Horns, Flasks,
Shot and Game Bags, Pistols, Hunters Knives,
Bowie Knives; in fact every thing that is neces-
sary for man to protect himself against man or
animal of the most ferocous character. In
short, we have, and intend keeping always on
hand, everything that is usually kept in Hard
wale Store, which we buy directly from the
Manu- factories, which will enable him to sell as
cheap as can be bought in any town or city in
the State. Just drop in and take look at his
Stock
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DR. EEOOFL4ND's
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS.

CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS.
Prepared by DR.. e. NJ. JACKSON,
No. 100 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
Their power over the above diseases is not
exceled, if cQuaIled, by any other ,rp paratioA
in the United States as the cures attest, in ma
ny cases after skiIIful physicians have failed,
These btters are worthy the attention of
invaIds Possessing great virtues in the recti
iication of diseases of the liver and lesser glands
exercising the most searching powers in weak
ness and Elections of the digestive Organs.-
They are, wlthal, safe certain and pleasant.
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
Further Proof-"We have examined many
certificates of cures in the possession of Dr.
Jackson, the proprietor of pr. HOoFLAND's re-
nowned German BHterS, and we have known
many friends who have been cured of liver com
plant and dJsdepsia, by this great medicine,
therefore me recommend it to our readers with
confidence, knowing it to fulfil, as now prepared
the fullest expectations of the renowned physi
clan who first compounded lt,"-German Illus.
trated News.
Sold by. II G. Miller Jackson. J. H. Nc
Clintick, Berln3 Jared Stephenson Winchester,
and dealers in Medicines every where.
Nov 8, Sd 33--ly
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

THE Subscribers doing business under the
firm name of Wilson d Hayward, heretofore
J. B. d W. b. Wilson; would most respectfully
Announce to the citizens of llAMDEN, and sur.
rounding country, that having entered into
partnership under the above firm and having pnr.
chased their GooDs in the EASTERN CITIES, and
having selected the same with care aud due re-
gard for this market; would respectfully invite
oil their old customers, and scores Of new ones
to call and examine their Stoc ok Goods before
purchasing elsewhere, Us we are selling Goods
on tho system of short credits, which enables us
to sell lower than heretofore, thereby being an
advantage to both buyer and seller, OUR STocK
OF GoODs. consists Of all the various articles
usually kept in stores, and which we will sell as
cheap, if nota little cheaper, than any other
store in Hamden.
Country Produce taken In ex'
change for Goods &c,
GIVE US A CALL.
WILSON Il HAYWARD.
Hamden Vinton Co., o. July 2G, '55-N
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LOOKING GLASSES .

FOR the Fall trade, at greatly reduced prices
Buyers are invited to examine stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
RICHARDS, KINGSLAND co.
Manufacturers. llO Chambers St., New York.
aug. 16, '55. 2l-2m
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Particular Notice.

q AVING removed to the West, have Ieft my
IL d sale notes and accounts with Levi DUNCAN, for
These interested will take notice and
govern themselves accordingly
SIMEON O. HOWELL.
Pill O. '55 3--tf ..t
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BARBER SHOP
MR. RENM GID w {" MDs

Charles Poindcxter, to his friends would say,
That he moved his shop the other day,
To the Commercial Block across the stree
Where every body he will be glad to meet.
His shop is new and fixed up nice,
Where he will shave you at a fair price;
And trim your hair to 'uit your will,
And only charge the same old bill.
This Knight, of Razors so good and keen,
TO his many customers has always been
The best of BARRIERS in Jackson town,
To shave the face and trim the crown.
His pcrfumery and oils Of brands so rare,
Cannot be surpassed in shops elsewhere
His soaps are pure and so fine,
And every thing else that's in his line.
Good Cigars for those that smoke,
Which will be found to be no Joke;
And Tobacco tooOC every kind,
In his ease you will always find.
Come friend, come foe, come every one,
Come father, brother and every son
That has beard or hair so long
And hear and heed to my rustic song
Jackson, Feb |, '55 45-ly
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We take this opportunity of returning our thanks
to the public for the liberal patronage shown us and
hope by adhcring to the small profit and quick sale
system, to merit continuation of the same.
lSHAM 4 CLARE.
april 90, '55, 5--tf
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PATTET METALLIC BURIAL CASES

A IR.TlGHT and indestructable; one Of Tho
n most valuable inventions of the age. fol
protecting and preserving the dead, for Orordinary
interment, for vaults or for transportation
The undersigned respectfully announces tc
those having occasion for burial cases, that he
is now prepared to supply the above named
valuable article of all sizes, from one foot ten
inches to feet 4 inches in length, and Of var
ious widths and depths. They are of different
patterns, bronzed gilded, plain and highly or
pamented, with plates for name or inscription.
He invites attention to these articles, and the
very low price at which they are offered, and
which is uniform throughout the state.
June 22d '54. 7. N. HOWELL.
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Isham & Glare,
G r 0 S S RO A D s .

GROSS ADS.
II We just received from Cincinnati and are now
opening large and as well selected stock of goods,
oS were ever offered in this market. Consisting in
part of Silks Satins, Poplins, Baregc Challfs, De
lains Lawns, Swiss Jaconetts, Prints, Ginghams,
and Lustres, together with lot of beautiful silk,
straw and gimp BOnnots, Parasols Fans, ShawlS Col
lars and Gloves, also Cloths, Cassmeres, Satinetts
Brown, aud Bleached Muslins Shifting, Ticking ana
large stock of ready mado Clothing, suited to the
taste Of the most fastidous. Also no lot of Boots
and Shoes Hats and Caps also Queenswaro, Glass
Mare, lLardMare. Nails and Cutlery
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GROCERIES.
A CARD.

A fresh lot Of Sugar, Coffee, Molasses Rice, Teas,
40, of which will be sold extremely low for Cash or
Produce.
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GUNNEIRES! !
POWDER.

lie also keeps constantly on hand very
article of
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ALSO,

B TH0LLlDAY & Co, would respectfully
ga. announce to the public that they have re-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-11

ROBBERY BY PIRATES on LAKE MICHIGAN
The people along Lake Michigan from Alleghany,
north to the Manstee river, have been thrown into
state of the most intense excitement by the ope-
rations of gang of marauders, who are reported
to be Mormons from Beaver Island and who have
carried on their operations with q bol1ness, cool
ness and desperation rarely equaed in the records
of highwaymen. They are reported to have burn
ed saw-mills and robbed stores north of the Grand
River. AT Grand Haven they made repeated at
temptS to break into stores and shops On Satur.
day OF last week they made their appearance al The
mouth OF the Kalamazoo and after looking about
some, pushed up south far as the tannrrics in
the town of Ganges and on Saturday night broke
open Robinson & Plumincr's store, robbed thr,n of
Sl,600 worth of goods and made back again down
the lake.
Oh Port Sheldon they were by vessels
crew, anchored there with their punder all open
to view, and were pulling down AS carelessly and
feariessly as though they were pursuing legiti-
mate calling. There is said to be upward of TWEEN
ty in the gang. They sail one small schooner of
twenty or thirty tons and two Mackinaw boats
Robnson Plummer pursued them far north as
Grand Haven, and then turned back the Haven
people advising them that it would be useless and
unsafe to pursue them further without Il strong
force of hundreds of men,
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GREAT INDIAN BATTLE IN MINNESoTA-A cor
respondent of the ST. Paul Democrat, writing from
the Lower Sioux Agency, in Minnesota Territory,
place, between party of Missouri half breeds AS
sisted by some Chippewa indians and band of
Yankton Sioux
1t appears that the Sioux were encarnped Oh the
open prairie to the amount of eighty lodges and rs
they were on the confines OF hostile country kept
themselves prepared for sudden attack by sleep
ing on their arms. They had passed the night,
however, i'll apparent security, although the enemy
almost in their midst, waiting for their favor
able hour to strike-that hour when man is suppo-
sed to sleep the soundest--he darkest hour of the
nght--lust before day
The first intination the Sioux had of their ap-
proach was a murderous fire opened upon them by
the whole force of the allied enemy, who, upon
firing the first y0lley, retreated and fled to their
horseS, pursued by the entire band of warriors in
the SIOUX camp, who kept upa running fire upon
them, so hot that only few of them had time to
reach their horses; the rest scattered off in the
darkness leaving in the hands of the Sioux 25(
horses and Il head of cattle
Tho Sioux had sixty-threc wounded, nineteen o
whom have since died They found three Chippe
was and one halfbreed dead ON the ground and
suppose there is larger number of the enemy
wounded than of their own men.
The Sioux Of the Plains have sworn vengeance
on the hafbreeds and every fighting man is repor
ted TO be out ON the path lowering on the trai
by which the half fbreeds that have lately been pay
ing St Paul visit 10 purchase their winter sup
plies, have to return TO their homes on the Norll
Red River.