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l2.-ship Edwin Fly q, 297, Of Boston } Capt. Hitch
cock from New Orleans, oound to Liverpool, vaus OF
vessel 10000; value OF cargo. slJ0 0oO expenses,
Si4s 80; salvage none loss $780, Loss captain
part OF crew by yellow fever.
24-Shp Indiana, $500 tons CT New York } Capt. Cof
hn from New York, bsand to New Orleans; valus of
vessel SIS OGo value OF cargo sos 900 expenses $685.
salvage, none, loss, $500 Crew mutinous discharged
20 ship semar.pore (499 tors OF Boston,) Capt.
Read from New Orleans bound to Havre value OF vessel
vgs, none; loss, 500. Y .ilow fever.
September 2o.-sc,r Alfalfa (23e tons of Eew York;
o. Wei.cn, captain, from New York, bound to Apa
lachicoa value Of vessel $4,000 value OF cargo s70
oc0 expense 81 500 salvage, si2 600; loss $50 00o
Western ~ Rocss, vessel bilged
I-ErgL w. Maxwell lf0 tons, Of New York H.
Burt from santa cruz, bound to New York; value OF
vessel i4,t0o value of cargo expenses 81 ISL ~
salvage, s5 500 ioss 81 600 Eastern Dry Rock cargo
.i,-scbr, J, H. Bl4ecker, Qso tons OF New York; @.
l. Hudson captain from laguna, bound to New York
ysn. 81 vessel $4,000 value OF cagosa 900; expenses,
81 o45 salvage, none loss, 5000 Leaking discharged
AMI repaired.
October = Brig Detroit 197 tons, Of 81. George Ne
York value 81 vessel $4,000; value OF cargo SIS o3o
expenses s40l4i salvage, none loss IS OOo Dismast
ed, repaired ADD proceeded.
le-schr. jenny Lind, GOO tons, OF New Orieans,)
Peter sesgrew, esptaio, from New Orleans bouai to
Key west value OF vessel 10000 value OF cargo 49,
soo expenses, sissoi .aiyage, none; loss, $4,000.
Il ship Lady Arabelia, 1900 tons Of New York; d.
Rowe, captain, from Mobile bound TO Narcotics value
of vessel $40 ,ooo; value Of cargo, SO 900: expenses
sss3 40 salvage, none loss, 81 500 Leaking: tempo.
rsry repsrs, and put into Norfolk.
.S-steamer ISABEL IFS tons, OF Charleston Rich
ard Little captain from Charleston oound 10 Kew West
value OF yess. 0oo value Of cargo $500 expenses
,2s7 10; salvage none; loss SIS 0oo Broken shaft
repaired IN Charleston '
A--sehr woieott, ga tons Of Mobi,e) w.CF.
Thompson, captain, from Mobile, bound 20 New York
value Of vessel 1000 value Of cargo as 600
800 salvage none loss, lo6. Leaking under the eoun
ter; repaired.
25.-Ship Ieonium, (e4e tons, Of Plymouth n 8.
Turner captain, from New York bound 10 New Orleans
value Of weasel sssoo value cargo, none expenses
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obituary.


Ex-Governor rsvid Johnson OF south Carolina, died ct
Limestone Springs on the 6tn inst.
Died at st Hyacinthe. + 4, on the ard ult Maize
Roialie Papincau daughter OF the late Hon. d. b. Pa
piDeau, ard wife ol Donald g Morrison, Esq p.
Ex-Governor Benjsmic X Henneran, OF South Carroll.
ns, died in Marion els rict on the 10th inst.
The Manchester Mirror chronicles the death OF Hon J.
Rkeen wills ms of Manchester Mass. He died on Sat-
urday, the 18th inst after short illness lie was So
yspiy one years Of age. Mr. wilkins was a naive of
AMI erst and gradual. at Dartmouth He sub-eauent
y represented the iosn of Bedford in TIE
vas president OF tie Scnate and Of the Governor
eonreh He was unmarried, and lett large property
Died, at Able, Loudnun county virSiria on the Sth
instant IN the soih year II hia age, William holland,
isq, formerly several years Commit sionsr Of Publis
buildings at Warrington nd previously for many years
a Ieacirg member Of the Legislature al Virginia.
THE FUNERAL or SENATOR NORRIS.
The remains Of Mr.. Norris arrived h this CITY on Sat-
urdsy evening accompanied by Mr.. Morrison OF this
Congressional district, Senator James OF Rhode Island
the clerk Of the committee Of which Mr. Norris was
chairman, and Judge Clarte, OF this city. They were
met at the depot by friends OF the deceased attep
ed to his late residence The funeral services took place
yettsrday, at the 81. Mchaes Church An appropriate
discourse Preached by the Rev. Mr.. Hubbard tho
rector, from John, tenh chapter and verse The re-
mains were borne to the cemetery. In the
the memters Of the Marlborough bar and friends
OF the deceased IN this aud other places. Among the
citizens " Concord his Excellsncy tue Governor
Judge Harvey of the United States District Court and
other prominent citirens Of that cityAdncAester NJ
H., american, Jan. Is.
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Testimonial 20 Captain West, OF the Unise'
states Mail eteamahlp Atlantic.

Testimonial 10 Captain West, OF the Unisos
States Mail Steamship Atlantic.
II win be recoected that the Atlantic her pas
sage from liverpool to New York, In September last
when the terrific gale Of that month swept the coast
the United States and the misunderstanding
many noble ships to disappear. The conduct Of Capt
West and his good ship the admiration Of his pas
sengers that OCCASION and complimentary resolution
were passed and money raised to present to Capt West
his officers and crew. substantial token Of the esteem
of those who had safely passed through the storm unde
their guidance.
The calamity which beel the Arctic caused the fact
pass out of view for the moment but the intentions
the having now been carried out it is PFC
per to give place to the following correspondence:
NEW YORK, Jan. 0, 1856.
CAPTAIN JAMES WEsT-
DEAR srR:-On behalf Of a large number OF the passer
gers on board Of the United States mail steamer Allan
tic on her voyage from Liverpool to New York. in Ser
TENDER last, have great pleasure In presenting
you the accompanying piece Of plate with the inscrp
tioh thereon, tribute Of their admiration OF tn
ability skill and energy with which you performed you
various duties during the hurricane which swept owe
the Atlantic that PASSAGE and a. special token o
heir esteem for you officer and gentleman
When we reflect, sir, on the perls through which "
passed that occasion, and the terrible accidents
disasters at which have occurred since our arrva
(almost on very track, We feel that we cannot b
too thankful to God for bis special mercy to and
and experience increasing Of admiration an
respect for the officers and Who, during the VIC
lence Of the storm, at their posts and faith
fully performed their duties with vigilance fidelity
SIN.
May the hsppiest success attend you on all your fu
ture voyages and please accept sir collective
individual wishes for yonr happiness at all times.
Very sincerely, your friends and ob't servants,
I. B. VAN BUREN,,
wAsH'N. A. BARTLETT, U. s. N.
ANSON BAKER,
Committee behalf OF passengers
p S.-The committee have placed in the hands OF f
X. Collins Esq $500. to BE- thus distributed: 500 T.
the chief officers, 500 to the sub officers, 800 to tn
crew, mot to include the servants).
The following the inscription on the plate, sve
pitcher eighteen inches high superbly embossed will
nautical emolems and picture of the Atlantic breast
ing the STORM
'Presented to CAPT JAMES WEST by the passengers
board the Atlantic for his skill and courage during tn
gale of the llth, 18th and 18th Sept, 1854 and as
testimonial of their esteem.
I. b. VAN buren,,
ANSON BAKER
LIEUT. ". A. BARTLETT, U. s. N, Committee
COL. G. A. FOSDICk,
w. G. HUNT,
s. A. MERCER, ESQ.,, Treasurer
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Convicted OF THE MURDER OF 5LAvE.-In VIII
hpson couaty, Ass,-s,ppi, tee Jr,s OF Justcs Hard
indicted for the k ing Of one OF his slaves resulted
last week 10 verdict Of guilty, and the prisoner
was Sentenced 20 seven years Imprisonment 10 the
peptentary. He ~as awsaNv citizen 4 ANTE
county, originally from Ne~ EoglaId, bot o resi-
dent Of Mississippi for twenty yeara
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1t will be that the number Of accidents steadily
increases and that the value of property endangered is
greater than in any previous year. The number that
have been ashore is not great yet the total losses
larger than In 49, and the amount Of property lost
ceeds that Of any year since S46 The value Of property
brought before the Admiralty Court for adjudication is
close upon Million yet the Judge has considered that
the actual services rendered by the salvors well
compensated by average award Of twelve per cent
The repairs upon vessels injured by the reefs and upon
those arriving in Distress been far from extensive
Nearly all repa have been temporary and 10
stances less done through OF than the
future safety and the actual wants Of the vessel demand
ed We cannot let this opportunity escape Of protesting
against the policy Of those power Of ssndeng leaky
ships to sea- exposing valuable lives and property when
the adoption Of q more thorough system Of repairs
would lessen the chances Of suffering and Of loss The
dangers Of the deep frequent enough to sound well
conditioned vessels without being multiplied by the false
sand miles for repairs. The system will not be abandon
ed until heartrendlng accident occurs and directs
public attention to such wanon RISKS and forces under
writer's 10 value lives more than dollars
The arrivals OF merchant steamers and sailing vessels
have been From foreign ports 90 479 tons
have entered at the Custom House. and coastse A. 6SS
tons have been entered Total H. III. The eearances
were-Foreign, ~. Ala; coastwise, SO, 1l9.
At the Marine Hospital the number of patients admit
ted liz. The deaths in the first quarter we're O.;
second Q; third 49, and during the last 1. Total 25
Remaining in the hospital Dec. 81 TO- Discharged 1877
The inhabitants Of the Key have realized from
the wrecking business, during the past year, in sal
....,............ Wv
Labor, wharfage storage commission, &c...... 1900
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RAILROAD COLLISION AT BRocKPoRr.-Wnile the
fre pDt uaio the NisgHa Fails and Lockpot
RIA lrosd was dug a. B,ookoort, on Saturday,,
ap ,nigrsnt train came roshisg along and rso iaso
the ina car OF she feixht arain, injuring three
petscns-one % them fatally. The engineer Of the
snigrsnt trsia supposed the other 70 he on toe
swift n and psssirg on, ran completely raugn tue
oar OF the freight train, making q complete wreck
OF II. James r. THOMPSON, bate Collector OF this
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LIVER COMPLAINT

NN YSPEPSIA, Jaundice, 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, acdily of the stom
ach, nausea, heartburn, disgust for food, full
ness of weight in the stomach, sour erustations
sinking or iluttering at the pit of the stomach
swimming of the head, hurried and difficult
breathing; hutering at the heart; choking or
suilocatng ensatiOns when in lying posture,
dimness Of vision; dots or webs before the sight; /;
fever aud dull pain in the head, deficiency oil
perspiration, yeloMness Of the skin and eyes
pain in the 81 lie, back, becst, &c sudden flush
es Of heat; Burning in the flesh; constant i'm
aginations of Evil; and great depression of spi
rits; Can be chtctualy curedbv
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MEDICAL.
THE UNIVERSITY FAMILY
.R& mENM MmNM E-%,

!
ISSUED under the SEAL sanction and authori.
tv Of
THE UNIVERSITY OF FREE MEDICINE AND
POPULAR KNOWLEDGE.
Chartered by the State of Pennsylvania, April
~ 1853. With capital of 100000, mainly
ior the purpose of arresting the evils of
SPURIOUS NOSTRUMS,
Also for supplying the Community with reliable
remedies wherever Competent Physician can.
not or will not be employed, have purchased from
DR.. JOHN II. ROWLAND, his celebrated
ROWAND'S TONIC MIXTURE,
Known for upwards of twenty-five years as The
only sure and safe cure for
FEVER AND AGUE &c.
And his inestmable Remedy for Bowel Com.
plants,
ROWAND'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF BLACK.
BERRY ROOT,
Which highly approved and popular Remedies,
together with the University's Remedy for Con'
plants OF the Lungs,
The univcrsity's Remedy for Dyspepsia Or In.
digestion.
The UniYcry's Remedy for Costive Bowels.
Also the Uniyelsity's Almanac may be had
at the Branch Dispcnsary, or Store OF 7. r.. Clew.
crS, " Co, Agents Druggist, Chemist, Corner Of
Columbia and Main street, Jackson C. Fl Ohio
May 81, IS. l0-ly,
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MEDICAL.
H. r. HelembOld,

CHEMIT, No. 263 Chestnut ST., near Girard
House north side, Philadelphia. Sole Manufacturer
of HELMB0LD' GENUINE PREPERATlON
which are purely vegetable. Accompanying each
bottle Of which, viii DO found more responsible
references in our immediate city and elsewhere, for
the euro of such diseases rs will be mentioned, and
u cure is guaranteed in each and every case un-
der forfeiture of One Thousand Dollars placed in
the hands of disnterestod and responsible persons
of this city. These preparations arc 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
fula or Kings Evil, letter, Pimpes the face, and
all culy EruptOns of tho kin &c.
| His highly Concentrated FLUID EXTRACT OF
BUCHU, for diseases of the Bladder, Weak
ness, &c for 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 grHtif, ing to the Projectors, 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 TO the patient with more certainty OF
success thnn any other remedy.
Numerous letters have been received from dis
tinguishcd professors aud physicians Of the
highc.t standing, expressing the most favorable
Iopinion OF these medicines. fully cOrrobOrating
and establishing the above facts.
HIS MswrrlC CORDIAL, or MAGIC CHARM is a
pleasant medicine to axe for the cure Of Dyspep'
sia. Hes Nelyuus Diseases, and all diseases
arising from indigestion or forbid state OF the
, Liver.
The Liver being the largest gland in the hui
man body is more frequently deranged in ITS
healthy action than any ether The conse
qucnccs of this arrangement are first Dyspep
sia, known by costveness, bcchng sour ston
ach sick headache nervous feelings, cold feet
wakefulness and variable appetite. Secondly
if the above symptoms are allowed togo on, thcr
follows Debilityo Of the lungs and ap!edi5posi
tiOn to Con sumption
PRIC ES EXTRACT BUCIIU, 81 per Bottle
PRICES SARSAPARILLA. 3 per Bottle
equal in strength to one gallon Syrup.
PRICES DYSPEP1IC CORDIAL, ST per Bot
tie Small ones 50 cents.
70 he had at the Depot 1853 Chestnut ST.. nea
Ghard House Philadelphia or of the Agcn
James H. G. Miller, jackson Ohio. and Drug
gsts and Dealers throughout the United States
p. $. Druggists and Dcalcars, in Medicines
who wish to be Agents, Will please address II
4 7. Hclmbold with reference, names of Post OF
fee, County and State,
: May 3nd, SIS. lily
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Marietta and cincinnati Railroad
! gy7 sjs]g:s'z N :'sI o.
NCW al. aLgl MGAt!!

TtsaH.., leaving tuiunl go Al ga
CusimN GA N~6r unrllcotho ut u "
auia,.ll , C2o miles east Of ChlIIicothcJ at
IgEUP N
Train leaves V,er,' daily Sund y cxccptcd)
at 4 Z. H.by which pissen4 geo arrive Al Chilli
suthe at 3:lI T. NJ, Cincinnati ut ego +, NJ or
Columbus ut lil1 T. Nj
SLdgUS To aud from Athens Iomerov. Mrirthnr
Handcn Jackmn Gallpu.t Ne, connect with
the + aim at lI,cr,' aud r,cnyer eau make the
trip between eIthor Of these arrs and Col nbus
Cincinnati or thIllc0thr IN ,ugedy
IA accommodation 7 ain /. run daily OSnndays
excerpt, d from Cmlircolhr Ia Rlan htstrr and bacN
Passengers by this am cave ChiIlcothc AT 5
a IN aud arrive u CINCINNATI at l;l a, N or
Cincinuati at 4 ? m and arrive III ChiIicothc at
Top IN
Fare Om Blers 10 Cincinnati 60
~ Chilcuthe 70
Through Tickets brtWcn oInnhus and Chill
lcothr ~ 81 tobe hn only / Colnmbu, aud Xr.
MA Rail oad ckt DilDrr n Columbus aud on
thc ear ot Marietta and Cincinnati RnI oai on
Itay ny CnIucuthu,
JOHN WADDLE
Aug lf j5 2l-tf
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RNAD AND NE CONNINCED.
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
HNttcn shop, next door to the Old Steam Mill,
where he is ready to do work of all kinds in SUI
peror manner, All kinds Of Machienry, belong
ing TO Steam Engines, Mills, Wagon aud Car
riagc Ironing. Horse Shoeing, Rail Road
Plows, of the most approved patterns, also manu-
lactured besidcd every thing that can be manu-.
attUrcd out of Iron, will be done to order Oh the
most reasonable Terms and ON short notice. He
would most respectfully solicit share Of 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 -Wade Wagons Of all kinds al
ways on hands for sale very low.
I'Dnlls, Picks Axesc, Maltocks and all kinds
OF edged tools dressed in good order, and war
rantcd to stand the hardesi of rock.
Jackson, april 26, 'j5. sly
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M 6Ry 9o5Dss GR1cERIEs, DC.
CRYSTAL PALACE STORE
Against the World.
.. LIE A. CH.

AEaluSL LAe WolAu'
y. LIE a CH.
Main 9, ouupsite the Post Office Jackson Q
HAS COVE TO. TIE Conclusion to sci
Goods at less prices than yer heretofore ilel
taking int cnnsi GRAFTON thr immense qnant'ty
OF goods continually kept on hand toSe'mltl
with the numerous receipts OF goods from !I'
CITY of New York and Philadelphia, which
enables me to sell verylOw come WIN your
cash aud try me. looms
urs,;rs Prints. Lawns, Ginghams, Bareges,
Dei,nca Drbages Lu,ters, Merin0s. Ilcklngss'
Drillinvs. Denims, Cloths, CaSameres' oatl'
netts, with complet assortment to numerous
FANCY GOODS.
A GOOD stock of fancy goods, and portion OF
snmmgr 200. s, which will sell at cost for cash
only. ,o.,,S
Irish Linens. Swiss Null, Jaconetts,. White
Linen HandNf ;, cu.lar,, Under.s'eaves Cheni-
AaIs, dc, AsI
Not.ns. Ito cry & Gloves.
A eulI assortment OI all OF thNH' dlI'(lC' "hiIA
shall not underlak 10 nuneraIe
Umbrellas II P,ra-oI.,
All kinds and for everybody. which will sell
Al prices tU suit the times
Hats y Cops.
silk. Beaver. Wool Panama, Lcghom Straw
and Palm Hats, Cap, Of all kinds, cheap.
h uo,r> " Fats.
Satin. Silk Gimp, SJft Straw, and Gosamert
Dnnnets and Fas
Boots Il SrocS.
A SulendiJ Stock of fine Boots & fine Shoes fol
men women and children, all Vi which will
sell very cheap for cash
lla,dw 3. J. uler
A good stock which will not numerate but
come and canine
Re- 4, Wade Claiming.
All very cheap, come nd see them.
tlur"n. IL ,ia~> "'~.
4 splendid a,sO,tlnrnt which is bound to sell.
- strnp~ ~ lWeuN.
Gold Watches Gold Pens Il Pencils Cases
Breast Pins lar Rim 5, a., all Of Win il | vii
sell cheap for cash only.
ti,nc,,ir~ & Stone Ware.
Bacon and Lard u first rte Stock Of all of tn,
above articles, which will sell very cheap, fO
cash only.
Cash or Poduce
Only taken in exchange for goods. This sys
ten will be strictly observed, with request {
those who have counts with the firm OF i
Leach, or D. Leach h Co would rall immediate
" aud make settlement. and save costs,
IFAlSu Real t.slau; Two Town Lots i
james ruwn which will be sold on the MOI
favorable rms ID. LEACH.
Jackson June l4-j5-i2-6-m
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FURNITURE w AXE kUOEiS,
.n.,. 1,, ,,.,-u-.-,,
N NAV ~
%@ ASs "Ass"E ET "S~s. sS'-S a'aJ
.uFARI STPFET IACKION ONO
prTrDxs t.,i,-n.' :, ,,,,., ,nhi, 3...,1- ,.n1
customers for their generous patronage ana shall
ever cndcavor by all means N his power to morit
continuance Of the same. | am now better prepar-
% gaoyn .nIn scnr. y. I'I' 10 '"''' al 'H' "" Vi
HOUSE FURNISHING LINE,
-
,ortrasnt Of the
BES Z md LNRGE~ 4 STOCK or
LIrpNi.rIrpE
ty which is receiving " .c,ly addition, to m,.l the
%.n.fo, wan my pttron+ IoI iIoI. may rest assured
SnR,S
,,,n,on5 v,ho,.,nu
Chairs
olat ana siihqI' pack; 9'OloP anu meek s'roiI,
p'nl''LtyI pl'h, 'os'o "t "eily i'i.u o,ri, pol-
bani.rr GawcrnJ and nain. ClJi." ro b,ct GIi,
drcn assorted, Childtrn's rim back Cradle Settces
aynr'j amd ,fn. , ron,,;,.
Cherry cane seat rocking, Walnut and ,at rocking,
Mis-! Gar"y', @ gmcy scwinr, ''''' ''''''' .
BUREAUS
Protection four drawer, do col. and scroll do
Walnut dressing, Walnut scroll column do.
T,piFe
lApHLo
Kitchen aud Breakfast, Dining, Card and Cen.
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FARM FOR SALE +!

HT, THE subscriber offers a valuable NJ
sS farm for sale situated in Franklin ~
- Township, Jackson county, Ohio, one ---
mile from Horizons Steam Saw Mill, (n0w Shew,
ards)--sad farm contains about eighty five acres,
of good land, sixty five under cultivation, the bal.
ance well timbered. 1t also contains large quan-
titles of Iron Ore. and Stone Coal said to be Of
good quality There is never failing spring of
excellent water, also good well Of pure water,
near the dwelling, and any quantity OF stock wa.
ter in every field on the farm. Also an orchard
of very good fruit, sufficient for any family
There is also a large quantity Of meadow land and
a good sugar orchard on the place. A new road has
lately been laid out, running through the farm.
The above farm will be sold on reasonable terms,
as ! am unable to attend TO it myself or have it
done to my satisfaction. Il .E
a. MARGARET PHlpS.
Aup %. '55 OFT
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Having lately purchased a new HEARSE,
he is fully prepared to attend all Funerals,
both in town and country. Collins made to or
der, in the neatest manner, and with dispatch
lie has made arrangements to supply those.
wishing them, with METALLIC BURIAL CA.
SEES, of all sizes. JAMES FARRAR.
wlv ~ '5i I6-,f
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BfRBER SHIP
Ra &4cBM @RNT Nc &D0

Charles Pondexter, 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,
W here he will shave you al IA fir 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
Hi, soaps are pure and 50 fine,
Aud every thing cIsc that's in his line.
Good Cigars for those that smoke,
Which will be found to be no JOko;
Aud Tobacco too Of every kind,
In his case you viii always find.
Come friend. come foe, come every one,
Come father brother and every son
That has beard o. hair 50 long,
And hear and heed 10 my rustic aag
Jackson Feb /, 80 45-iy
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ALSO,

AlreSh lot "f Groceries Of all kinds. with gcner.
al asso!tmentof pure Liquors, for Medicinal pur.
poses wholesale ana Retail.
" Sole Agent; for the University Free Mcdi.
cneS in jackson County.
Jackson May 81 '55. lott
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CaTDCnter and Joiner,
Carpenter Shop,

rENHESUBSCRIBER be s leavet to say to the
4 people of Jackson and surrounding Coun-
ry, that he has opened new
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fresh and pure Drugs and Medicines, ever brought
to this place all the popular Patent Medicines ofthe
Gay received direct from the poprietors, and wsr.
ranted pure and genuine
Particular attention given tocompounding Ply.
sicans prescriptions
Physicians are respectfully invited to call and
examine our stock,
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GUhNEiRES
POWDER.

He also keeps constantly on hand very fin
article of