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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22
HELMB0LD'S GENUINE PREPARATIONS
HELMBOLD'S
. a+4 pas HIGHLY CONCENTRATED s.t'e
COMP UNR III UID EXTRACT RTyCHI

COMP OUNDA ULD EXTRACT BUCHU,
Is certain, and remedy diseases Of the
der, Kidneys Gravel, Dopsy, Weakness, Secret Disc
Distractions, Female Complaints,
and all Diseases OF the Sexual organs, whether ga
MALE OR FEMALE, s-atf fre-.. I,lr fi
from whatever cause they have originated. and
NO NATTER OF HOW LONG STANDING.
TINS popular aud specific remedy
and guaranteed all the complaints.
out the very roots Of the Diseases driving II
nuds OF the body thus removing the rendering
CURE CERTAIN AND PERMANENT.
dies invariably cause, and be taken with
patients. This has saved
from the hands of b. 49,, t 49,. 81. . :
MERClI.ESS QUACKS,
IL not from premature In Conn
pound Bnchu the only article worthy least
Of :he afflicted In performing el II
:.f. .. SAFE CURES Ia -. 800
II contains narcotic other Injurious
purely VEGETABLE COMPOSITION. 1t agreeable
the taste, creates pecepble Odor
sons of either without hindancc or medical
advice, plain directions accompany medcne
Reader IL have of the above COMPLAINTS not nes.
lect them, .. 80
20 DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.
with this medicine you can thus
TRUTH MUST AND WILL PREVAIL.
This medicine speedily and eecay the most yiruent
form Of secret diseases, and particle OF
ttos matter from the system, restoring the
state OF HEALTH AND PURITY. And q which
must benefit everybody, from the simply confined
and despairiDs invalid acting both
1Gfaa0 y A CURE AND PREVENTIVE = =
of any OF the above ailments.
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HELMBOLD'S
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
In FL HIN rYrp ON cxncxn

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT SARSApARTLLA.
For purifying the Blood, removing arising
ans o n ns ss s o hs
Blood aud the only reliable and remedy for
the Throat and Legs, Pains Swengs Bnes Te-
ter, pnpes on the Face, scay Erupons SKIN
to state that it nearly years since they wer rs
introduced, during which time exensivey used
in various Of the United Sate given patient
and practitioner the highest degree satisfaction the var
country hospital private they araby given
the deced and uneuvocal produced
been received from the physicians in the
country and from the professors of medical colleges,
cnes and their superiority all preparations
complaints the proprietor Numerous prepara-
ing them have been given, all Of which Of
cdg to the mode Of preparation which each individual
adopt.
These require in the
up matter and in are
most frequently Improperly msde and not much
unskul management Of those unacquanted
cal h therefore, Of the highest consideration
he standard the
most advantages To effect this andobvste the to,
Ihave made number experiments
fectua mode extracting the Sasapara and
saa % Ss %
with much pleasure offer to the public faculty my
articles they represented highly
form and are the most active which
pint equal drink, bot
tie fully equain strength gallon Syrup Saapars
decoction q usually made 4t q
PRtcEsFuId Extract Bschu, q per bottle, Ss
and from
professors and physicians win accompany
Prepared and sold BY s&rssa ~ H. r. HELMBOLD,
M --srs sF ge,zt Practical and Analytical Chemist, 4 4
No. 1858 Chestnust, the irsrd House,
To had Of Druggists section Of the Uni.
ted States ana Csnsdas.1 WREN, gGRoFP & REGALLY.
Agents ST. Paul.
All letters the medcoe proprietor receive
immediate attention, safe delivery Guaranteed. oc23-y
p. BROWNS ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER.
THIS Bsscnee s preparation q unusual excellence. In
ordinary DianhGs, ncipept choera,
Of prostraon Of the digestive fucons Of fnestimabe
value During the prevalence epidemic and
complaints Of children, Il js acuarIy ecacos; family.
individual, or traveller should bc without II. -
CAuTroN.Be tn genuine essence pre-
pared only By y BROWN, his Dwg Chemical Sfoye
Corner Of rDh and ChesfnW Sfreeks Philadelphia and
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WANTED.

WANTED, -
rTNHE Grand Medical Warehouse - Washington street,
Albany n Y, wants Immediately 50 nterprising young
men with horse and and 800 $500
to deposit security for fahfuness, business aud
good written mendation ability
agents In the sale Of the most popular medicines
the day In the western whom travelling
will be paid and salaries the drst $500 $780,
cOrding to the ability Of the applicant. '' - W
N BAppy without delay, either by letter
above or to p COOK, of Third and Jackson
st. Paul, General Agent for Minnesota. -
8 All communications promptly attended 10. gftI
se24-ly DWIGHT CHAPLIN.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22

EATON'S INSURANCE AGENCY.
Office Third Street, St. Paul, with w. p. Murray
Tonfine FIRE Insurance Company, of Nep York Cify.
CASH CAPITAL, 100000.
Key Stone Insurance Company, of Philadelphia;
CASH CAPITAL, 100000.
Mutual Life Insurance Company, of Ne,c ork City
NET ACCUMULATED FUND, S2Is,T75 81.
Policies issued the responsible Companies on alp
kinds of insurable property, by
au22-tf s. 8. EATON. Agent
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REMOVAL no EMPIRE BLocK.-No.

following articles be had
prices Deains, Ginghams Shrting,
Bisaehed and Unbleached Ticking, Skirs Collars,
Sleeves, Barred Muslin Swiss, Shifting fancy
articles in Variety sold at
cost. . -
Gentlemen can be supplied with the
mcr and Cloths Umbrellas, Carpet Cloves
and Collars Fancy Gaiter
articles. Please call and buy. --
N. B-Mr Mx's old establishment sii operation, I'M.
der the SUPERVISION Of an excellent cutter.
feb2S-dtf 4. -.-t+ts --t.- ". g. FONSEcA
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22

c. On Saturday night, Oath ult., eleven ne
groes, belonging to various persons in Richmond,
Va, ran off from their owners, but five Of the
number, belonging to Mrs. Susan L. Hatcher,
voluntarily returned. The Richmond papers glo-
rify this event, and the National American calls
for law, making negro-stealing punishable by
death.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

VHTE, the subscribers being appointed by the Probate Court
w Of Ramsey County, and Territory Of Minnesota, Commits
sones to receives examines and adjust all claims and demands
of all persons against the Estate FRANCIS DUNN, late
said County, deceae all claims demands exhibit
ted In offset hereto and six from the first publication
OF this notice being allowed by said Court that
do therefore hereby give notice that will attend the du
tics of said appointment the JOHN
in the City Of Saint Paul. the LIST December next
tween the hours O'Clock, A. M, and O'Clock No.
day. JOHN ROGERS, D. .,
no19-f JOHN BELL, {Co'nn''sio"e'S'
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22

JUST RECEIVED,
q I00 LES. Sugar Cured Hams. 81 .1-.-,y,. q ..-r
HUI 1000 MS Dried Beef. Also, 1000 rs of Choie,
oc6-H cHAMBERLIN, EDDY CO.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22
st. Paul, Dec. 18th, 1855.

A RIor AND RuMpus.-On Saturday
night about IL o'clock, while several Ameri-
cans were dancing in the German Saloon on
Fort street, one of the dancers accidentally
stumbled over a German, who resented it by
drawing knife on him, when general fight
took place the Americans dashing in the win
dows, door and other parts Of the building
driving the inmates therefrom, and arousing
the neighbors in the immediate vicinity. Some
of the parties got their cocoa-nu,s" smashed
by the chairs and other missiles which flew in
proniscuous manner while the warfare con-
tnued. These disturbances are becoming
quite common in our city, and if not stopped
serious results will follow. Gentlemen of the
Common Council, can you, will you do any
thing to prevent them!
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22
--drss III e II RINGS
Patent Worlds Fair Premium SAFE.

TNOR the last fourteen has subscribers
II slant aim and rng effort to furnish public
best security against Fire and Burglars and these
being rewarded In the large and increasing
sale his Safes which stand In advance
Medal awarded him the Worlds Fair, Iondon
in 1851, which be and compared Gold Medal
awarded him by the American Instute
Safe, ut the old established Depot, Water and
streets, Green Block. s. G. HERRING,
Juiye. nifE J.tf 136, 1877 and 10 Water Street.
c. L. Harmon Co., Agent, Chicago, Illinois, -.. B
Williams, Bonnel = Co., Milwaukee, Wisconsin,,
Orders received by Marshall 4 Co.,, st. Paul. - '
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

WE the give notice the citizens Of ST. Paut
w that after the first day December, 1855,
will be kept only three days each succeeding
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Of each and week. until
April next, when the Market will be opened in its
The Market will close day Of exactly the hour
twelve O'Clock. -i -tf+1 ~,
N. Blake particular notice Of the days Of Market.
no?9 BUTCHERS OF ST. PAUL.
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l63 s. l65 south water ST., mp stairs
UHRLAUB, SATTLER & CO., o4
CHICAGO, Ill.

IMPORTERS and Jobbers German, French English
Goods Cutlery, Rifles, vioins,
and Looking Glass Plates Dolls, Chdens Toys Notions;
German Hardware, etc etc Among this stock he found
follows: So a-s4Iss sEouH. Ell - ses15 sfr
Pocket, Pcn Bowe, Butcher, Pencils Of the
Hunting and Shoe Knives. turers. =
Table Knives and Forks. Domnos, Tobacco SNUFF
Scissors and Razors.
Gums Rides R-voves, Psmsu,e, sesar Cases. sss.r
the best nufscturs. - retpts. sf.f srf.s sgf+
Percussion Caps. 3. =. All Kinds Of Fancy ftpes.
Plated Ware. 81 - s~ French Pesfumery. s'Soz 20
Psteut and Common Skst.g Iookins Gasses snd Lnokng
Comprises Of every variety. Glass Plates. -
Bench Vices, Plyers, Eippcrx, JeweIry. @f'i@
Spring Braces, Saw Sess. Toy Watches. - s----a
Fish Lines and Hooks. SpectacIes Cases.
All kinds Of Saws xfiss rel Playing Cards. NJ qd fs
Sheep and Horse Shears. Accordeons, HarmonIcas 5m
Jewsharps. fsfs, H1ntes, md Piufinas.
States Hair, Fesh and Tooth Brtb-
Dog Chains, Curry Combs. e.. ~ tfs.-<4 - e--s
Rat and Fox Traps. +. All kinds Of Combs. 4
Steel Pens. sFtEft o. Pen UoGspvs. tsFlz 81 s.r3n7
Together with large assortment Toys.
Having and extensive and reable
business connection in Europe
for importing Goods direct the MoMufacseyy,
do I'm such quantities enable sell
them eqlaIly low they York,
Philadelphia.
with domestic manufacturers hsve entered into suc
angcIaens enable Job their Goods At their FACTORY
Prices. UHRLAUB, sATTLER + CO.
Nay l5-tf.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22

BRUCE's NEW YORK TYPE FOUNDRY,
DISSATISFIED in 1919 has hand, and ready
II mediate delivery, in fonts to suit purchasers-
100000 Id Roman Typ, Of new CUT srH
. $4,000 Fancy Type, -. 49,
1000 " Scripts Of variouss styles,
5000 =" Germans, s.cf .al34 ttf b --+.
-'l.a 5000 Ornaments in great variety, t % ID
5000 Is Borders. ~
$1,000 feet Brass and Type Metal Rules novelties
All the above Types cast II steam power,
composition Of metal peculiar tds Foundry, which
certainly superior before in
world The uneeualed rapd IN the casting
bes TO sell these durable types prices
types, either credit, cash. ~ ~ 'a
Pee, Wood Type, al other Printing Materials, except
nished at manufactureYp prices.
The latest specimen Book Of the Foundry freely
all Printing onces, receipt Of nifty cents the
postage.
Printers newspaper publish advertise
ment Including this note, three times J~i
1885, and forward the papers, be allowed
bills ut the time Of purchasing I'VE tmes the
manufactures. -
New Yosk, FEB. II, 1855. igoHlE .gWofs1nGtJ III
Address. --v+--.si-r :, - E.s, oEORGE BRUCE, D
jest - Chambers St., New York.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22

INVESTMENTS made In real and generally
that may be entrusted to and usually done through
Law mc or Real Estate Agency will receive personal and
nOss-tf ''''''' 7''iilttt ga G. n. PARKER. Il
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22

Cy When the iIl-fated Ben Sherrod was in
flames the Mississippi river, and the ladies pas
sengers who had thrown themselves into the wa
ter, and we're drowning around the boat, the wife
of Capt. Castleman jumped into the river, with
her infant in her arms, and swan ashore, distant
of half mile, being tho only woman sayed
out of sixteen. She had learned to swim when
a girl.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22

INHE SUBSCRIBERS, their enlarged
l. Foundry, manufacture improved method keep
constantly on hand large assortment their
or all descriptions suitable Fire Alarms. Churches,
Academies Factories. Steamboats,, Plantations, &C..
mounted with their "Rotntins Yoke" improved
uangngs which the
efficiency in ringing WARRANTED given
For f particulars rs to CHIMES, KEYS, WEIGHTS,
ply for Circular A. MENEELY'S SONS,
my22-ly< West Troy, Albany Co. n "
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22

..ge-. TRUMAN M. SMITHS
COLLECTING AGENCY AND DEPOSIT OFFICE,
Saint Paul, Minnesota.
DARrICUAR attention paid to the purchase and Of
Estate Loanng Money, Locating Land Warrants Payment
of Taxes, etc., etc. ~ i t-A my16;1ys
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300. TROY, N. Y, BELL FOUNDRY.
JONES s. HITCHCOCK. PrOprietOrs

MANUFACTURE and keep constantly on hand Bells for
wi Churches Factories Steamboats,, School Houses
lions, Locomotive and Railroad Stations Hldreth
Patent Rotary Ioke,' Wheels Frames Tong Hammers,
pete, and Springs attached to the Clapper which
warranted please satisfaction. Letters
to us at Toy Rens Co., NJ T., shall have
tention. y au29-1ys
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22

MARINE INSURANCE.
E attention Of the Merchants called to the
faciesof this ONCE for Insung their Goods
favorable terms responsible going East
South to purchase goods will nd call at
this once and procure Open Policy before
GEORGE W. FARRINGTON, Scc'y.
Once Of the St. Paul Mutual Insurance Co.. 1885,
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22

zlrzasa s~gy ssgFgNE IaADsssdJ sdT .vn0.
xcnttsST AAs' vs. eqsd' e'a p f'sns e
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22

From THE EAsr.-James M. Winslow,
Esq, who has travelled through most of the
New England States during the past month,
and who returned home last week, informs us
that large number Of persons contemplate
emigrating to Minnesota in the spring. He
says that one year ago, where Minnesota was
scarcely known, now there are thousands ia
miliar with our soil, climate and resources, and
they intend to come and settle among us-not
on prospecting tour, as has hitherto been the
case with many. They think (and wisely,
too) that Minnesota is a permanent " institu-
ton
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22
LATE FROM EUROPE,

lust received from the
81 the following kinds desirable WATCHES, which
offer exceedingly low prices, by mail or
otherwise. to the country the
for the and written
Patent Detached Silver Levers, SIS Sis.
do do do Hunting Levers, from SIS to SIS.
Fine Cylinder Silver IN strong $40 to AI2
do do do in strong hunting cases, from 413 to 416.
Also Clocks equally low prices, every description
the best makers.
wv. ILIINGwORTH,
Maker, cor o. Jackson and 9Th sts., St. PAM.
P. s. Traders and others invited give before
purchasing elsewhere. srl e q .ss5 - .-rs
April 81 .lS55-d&wH
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22

summons for msney demanded
; ON contract for payment Of
money.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22

J.. w. BASS g. CO., ..,...
Forwarding and Commission Merchants, Lowe,
Warehouse, Steamboat Landing,
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA. 30
IINE Subscribers would respectfully public
that they will continue the Forwarding and Commission
Business at the above named place.
and facilities, confidently hope your patronage
April D. :S55-wtf
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BELLS! BELLS.! BELLS::
NfENEELS celebrated Church, Factory, School
x House, Locomotive,
the Foundry In West Troy, n. Y. ~ II
.g-.. Mathematical Instrumcn ts, t,
Levels Transs Compasses, &c, superior
structon, constantly hand
An assortment of Bells and Instruments be found
Raymond Ward. Chicago, IT, J. Nazro Co., Milwaukee
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22

B.M BROWNING WALTER D.. STEWART, HENRY Al LEN.
$500 BROWNING, STEWART L ALLEN,
VNTHOLESALE Dealers in BOOTS AND SHOES, Il War
w rem street, stairs Broadw
Chambers and the Irving House, New York. Do ~.
WIN. n. ALLEN. (dec3o-sm) NJ. NEELs.
IJATTER, 4l6 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. al q rs. .s.T-
II s June 23-dwyf.
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BAILEY PRIMROSE,
MANUFACTURERS OF CABINET FURNITURE,
N Ware Rooms. @ y q
ST. Anthony Street, fronting the River, 81. PaS Mnnesoe.
May 10, 1854. my15;1y
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w a1 t.e ALLEN PTERSE, 2ad
-rd y Attorney Law and General Land Agent. 'ggT
HAVING been Register the Land Once under the adj
administration, the
subject entry, and will the regularity
tons made by him.
wilocate land and invest apro-
ut Of 10 on the and ~ cent the latter
for to three charge half the
these rates commissions. rsr. 81. fi--.rt Ia rr-
the Episcopal Church,
Paul, Min. sT.13H my15-f
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purchased the stock and 0xfuS IT the Old ssnd
formerly occupied BY Bradley, and hsvR sldt 1srgt
ana select assorent Of 8al6ery an6 HaSuess
msnke msnnersss,i .Tt3gl~lz 20 ff3nflf 70 ccaH%fol
EBRepsirins promptly attended ss-shsssss medsrsss,
y30-H -. LEvOY.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-12-22

Wales, Cabot X Co., st. Louis.
Rabbit, Good 4 Co, Cinc'nati.
Norton & Hampstead, Chicago.
ards, Chicago.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-06-07
Important to Justices ofthe Peace.

The District Court at its last term in
CoIumbiana county, decided that IN all
cases in which Justices of the Peace re-
cognize persons charged with ofenses 70
the Probate Court, that the, Justice musl
find the defendant gully of the charge
preferred, and that such finding must ap-
pear in the transcript The case was
that Of Ohio rs. Conrad Shape, for viola.
Iatng the liquor law, and the defendant
was discharged, on the ground that the
Court had no jurisdiction, the transcript
not setting forth the above points. We
understand that transcripts sent up to the
Probate Court here, are nearly all de!ect,
i've in like manner. Justices should take
notice Of this, otherwise the county may
be put to useless expense.-StenJenuiHe
Union. 'S
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-06-07
WOman's Rights.

The Legislature of Wisconsin has re
Gently passed law relative to the rights
Of married. women. 1t is as follows:
Any married woman, whose husband
either from drunkenness pronigacy, OF
from any other cause, shall neglect OF
roiuse 20 provide for her support, or for
the support and education of her chill
dren, shall have tho right in her own
name 10 transact business, and 10 receive
and collect her own earnings, and the
earnings Of her minor children, from the
control and interference Of her husband
or any person claiming the same OF
claiming to be released from the same by
or through her husband"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-06-07

SENATOR DOUGLAS A GREAT LAND Mo.
NoroLlsr.-The New York Tribune says:
Letters received to-day from the Land
Department of the Illinois Central Rail.
road Co., state the sales Of land are very
large and that the Office is crowded with
applicants most Of them actual settlers,
who buy 80 10 l60 Among the buyers
this month, is Judge Nebraska Douglas,
who bought 4,600 acres at $40 per acre,
in the neighborhood OF 10000 acres
which he purchased some time since OF
Government. He proposes to make a
great stockfarm on his property. The
sales of May will be unprecedenlly large,
having been over $22 900 in the first ten
days Of the month.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-06-07

MASSACHUSETTS PERSONAL LIBERTY
BILL.-A synopsis of the Personal Lib,
erty Bill, passed by the Massachusetts,
Legislature at its late session, to protect
the citizens of that Commonwealth from
the invasion of the unconstitutional Flu.
gitive Law:
1t provides that " No justice of the
peace, sheriff. constable or jailor shall
arrest or detain, or aid in arresting or
OBTAINING, any person for the reason that
he is fugitive slave, under the penalty
Of imprisonment and fine. Also that
the writ of habeas corpus may be issued
by all the courts ofrecord, Judges of pro.
bate, and in some cases justices of the
peace; and instead ofthe proceedings au
thorized by the act Of 1850, substitutes, e
trial by jury e@d that that no confessions
admissions, or declarations of the alleged
fugitive against himself, shall be giver
in evidence, and that the jury shall have
the right to return a general verdict. i
also depriyes any Attorney of Massachu,
sets, who shall act for slave claimant
of the right to practice in the Massachu
sets Courts of law"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-06-07
Notice.

Horny B. Moore, Plant'h.
against .r .
Stephen Phillips and nae.u,... Civil
Henry II. Mcneil, partners peieh""nlS' action
under the name of
Phillips 4 Mcneil
THE said Stephen Phillips and Henry H. Mcneil,
partners aforesaid, who arc residents of tho
State of Ohio are hereby notified that they have been
sued by the said Henry r. Moore, in the Court of
Common Pleas for jackson County, in the State Of
0hiofor, One Hundred and twenty EIGHT dollars and
four cents, with interest from the 18th, day of July
A. d. 1855, which is due from the said defendants,
to the said plaintiff on account Of goods sold and
delivered by the said Plaintiff to tho said Defendants
and that unless they answer the petition of the said
Plaintiff filed in the said Court by the 14th day of
July A. d. 1855, such petition will be taken as true
and Judgement rendered accordingly.
II. S. BUNDY, Attorney for Pltf.
Jackson, May H. '55. 6-w
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-06-07
Alone.

D. LEACH, has come to the conclu-
sion to "GoIT ALONE" in the Mercantile trade
and has adopted the cash business. His
stock cannot be beat by "any body" ex-
cept Barnum himself, for he has every
thing that can please Men, Woman, Boys
and the Babies. The Ladies are particularly
invited to call and look at his fancy goods
Silks and Summer wear, Bonnets, Chill
drcn's Flats, and every thing that pertains
to the comfort of families, all Of which ho
will sell at the lowest cash prices.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-06-07
Court of Common Pleas.

This Court commenced the session of
the June term on Tuesday the 9th, inst,
Judge Peck presiding The Grand Jury
were empanncled and sworr it beng un-
derstood that there.. e..would be no business
before the Jury, the Judges charge was
therefore very brief and to the point. Af-
ter visiting the County Jail, and examining
the condition thereof the Jury returned
made their report, and were discharged.
Upto noon "Wednesday there has been
but only one Jury case disposed Of To
wit:
Adam Corn, VS. JAS. Cummins Admr.
of M. Il. Cummins deed. Verdict for
PltG. 500.