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SPRING FASHIONS FOR 1866,
D. LEACH g. CO..


A RE now receiving direct from the Cities Of
N New York and Philadelphia, most magnif-
cent assortment of goods which was purchased with
great care by one OF the partners who is experienced
in business, and purchased them at exceeding low
rates Our stock consists Of various branches Of the
mercantile trade, we will not undertake to enumerate
but few. We can say that we have an unparalleled
stock.
SILK GOODS
Of the richest styles and most superior qualities,
which we will sell ut prices to suit the times
STAPLE DRY GOODS.
In all its various branches ours is large and well
adapted to the trade in this or any other country
which we will sell at prices to duplicate any other
merchants bills
MANTILLAS AND PARAS0LS.
A complete assortment for all this country which
we will sell cheap. Ladies are invited to call soon
and get the first choice.
BONNETS AND RIBBONS.
Silk Straw, Gimp, Gossamcr, Soft Straw, Flats,
and Ribbons &c the latest fashions, cheap for cash
HATS AND CAPS.
Silk, fur, cashmere, WOOL straw, panama, lcghorn
and palm leaf Hats CLOTH silk, and plush Caps for
men, youth and boys.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Extra fine and heavy Boots, for men, boys and chill
dren; Also, Shoes for ladies and gents, misses and
boys,a complete assortment.
HARDWARE AND QUEENSWARE.
In all their various branches for all those who want
bargains, as it is generally understood they will be
sold cheap.
Groceries.
A splendid stock of Coffee, Sugar, Tea, Molasses
Rice, and general assortment which we offer cheap
for cash only.
Jewelry.
Gold Watches and Chains Gold Pens and pencil ca
ses, rings breast-pins, earrings, &c. &C. We invite
the attention of the public in general, to come and
examine our Stock as we think we can sell little
cheaper than any body else Our terms are princi'
pally Cash, or produce in exchange for goods.
D. LEACH,
L. EDWARDS,
S. A. STERNBERGER,
jackson, April 5, 1855. 2-tf
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ELECTION NOTICE.
SCioto & Hooking Valley Railroad
q q NJ u N V

THE Stockholders Of the Scioto and Hooking VAL
ley Railroad Company are hereby notified to meet
at the Office of the Company, in the City Of Ports
mouth, on "WEDNESDAY THE 9TH OF MAY NEXT, for
the purpose of eecting nine Directors for the
in year. and also for the transaction Of any business
that may be presented G. A. NJ. DAMARIN.
April II, '5j. S-4t President.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WHAT A CHANGE!
BU N, WALTERHOUSE l. BUM,

BUN, WALTERHOUSE l. BUM,
HAVE just conpstai their grand selection Of Fancy
and staple Dry foods, which they now have Oh hand
ana are selling lltto cheaper than the CHE EAPEST
Having had the advantage Of seIecton in our large
and Fasoionable Eastern Cities their stock is u1-
equslcd in quantity and quality by any others ia
this market. Also, having become acquainted with
the wants and wihes Of the surrounding community.
they supply the wants Of all, even 10 the most
fastidlOua. Ca.land 10 and be convinced
Among their extensive stock may be found the
finest articles Of Fancy French Persian Boregs Dc
LANES and lawns, lustres, gingbsms, alpaccss vel.
vets silks plain and fancy. Jaconets swiss null.
bobinets, grapes, laces. Bonnet findings.
Best brands Of brown an blsached nuslins, drills
deni'ens, aheetng3 pillow castings eotenades, shirt
Ing. twecds cambrics, silesas, table covers cTash
canvass, and prints Of every vaiety.
fancy lot Of French collars, Collarets, Sbemi.
seta undersleeyes artihcias, ginghams linens silk
and embroidered hankerchiels, mitS kids, fancy silk
Isle thread and cotton gloves fancy, coOred, dotted
and black demi wells. Parasols and fans.
Black, French American broad cloths Black,
French and American Fancy fancy dassimercs, sat
nets and tweeds Satin, Silk, Plush and fandy Mar
oecs vcstngs, broad twilled buff and fancy linens,
black silk and fancy crayats.
Embroidered gosSamer, satns and gimp Belgrade,
Neapolitan, Rutland, lace and hair, Embroidered
French lace, tuscan and silk bOnnes. Misses and
childs Flats.
Mems boys and youths patent, leghorD, Panama,
wool hats-fancy Cavalier and Wide Awake Hats
Gents No extra fur, otter, and moleskin hats.
M ems boys and youths grain, kip, goat,
lVA calf and enid. brogans, Gents and boys
kip and calf boots, CATERS, ties, DC. Women's
and Misses. fancy lace boots. lasting CATERS
calf goat, morocco and kid buskins-childS
fancy lace boots, buskins and ankle ties.
q 6tARPET chain, cotton yarn, batting, wad-
~ ding, dc. Carpets, rugs, floor oil cloths,
DC. Travelling bags, sachels, umbrellas.
A FULL and general assortment of groceries,
N Hardware, Queensware, Glassware, Paints
Oils and Brushes.
DLACK, lead colored and fancy silks black
I'D satins-dress trimmings. dc.
EpACON, in large or small quantities. :or
n - sale low at B.W. d BIS.
M GLASSES, so half bbls. just arrived and
lHA for sale at B. w. d BIS.
SUGARS, by the barrel Or ID. at
lS B. ". d BIS.
nRIED Fruit, Potatoes and White Beans.
~ for sale at B, W. d B's.
April 5, '55. BUM WALTERHousE BUM.
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UNION HALL AHEAD,
Now is the time to save your Money.
G. DAVID d. BROTHER,

HAVING just returned from
the Queen City, with the lar
gest and most fashionable stock
of.READY MADE SUMNER CLOTH
ING ever brought to this market,
offer the same CHEAPER than
the CHEAPEST.
Without particularizing we
can say our stock consists Of
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A, B, PRICE.

wWeoUID respectfully inform the citizens OF Jack
WI son and vicinity, that be has sold out hls ln-
terest 10 the Confectionery Establishment 70 Henry
N. Price, for whom he bespeaks liberal patronage
All those indebted to me nre respectfully invited
70 call aud sCttlo. a. b. FhlOG'
April S, IS 2-u
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Sherif's Sale.

BY virtue Of one writ of f. fa. execution Issued
from the Court of Common Pleas, of Jackson County
Ohio to me directed will expose TO sale at public
cutlery mt the door Of the Court House in tho town of
jackson, jackson County Ohio, on Saturday. the 18th
day Of May A: d. 1855, the following personal prop
ery to wit: Three two horse wagons, one, one horse
buggy, and one Bay Mare, levied upon as the prop
erty Of John NJ Martin to satisfy Judgment in fa-
yor OF Bum, Waterhouse Bum, and against,
Brown Martin Co. rendered in jackson Common
Pleas
VINT0N POWERS, Sh'f. ]. C.
By 7. W. GILLELAND, Deputy.
April l6, 80. 4 ids Dr. { 5000
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Notice..

THERE will be petition presented to the com.
missioner of jackson County, at their next June
term for q continuation of a county road leading
from the South end of John S. Hanlns farm, in
Franklin Township Jackson County Ohio, to the
town of Jackson intersecting the South East cor
of out Lot No. 40 in the South half of the town
d jackson. April l6, '55.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

M he subscriber having perfected his arrange.
x ments for carrying passengers on his Stage
H@3aSsAsA Route from ChillicOthe TO CALI
polls, will leave Chillcothe on Mondays,
Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 4 o'clock In the
morning, and arrive at Jackson, at II o'clock
NJ, so as to connect with the cars, from Jackson
to Portsmouth, which leave at 2 o'clock P, u.
Stage leaves Jackson at l2H T, II, and arrive at
GalIipols o'clock P, NJ. Returning leave
Gallipols, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and 5atur =
i~a at 4 o'clock A, NJ, and arrive at Jackson
At 2 o'clock N. Leave Jackson al l214 P, NJ,
ana arrive at Chilico,he at s o'clock P. N. By
.als arrangement it will be seen that passengers
C-n avail themselves Of through route either
way, from Chillicothe or Portsmouth, as the
stage and cars arriva at Jackson at IL o'clock
M, each day as above. BY strict attention to
the wants and comforts Of passengers, the sub
scriber sOIicits share Of the public patronage
A. FRENCH, Contractor.
Jackson Aug. 10, "a 20-if
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April 10, '55. Att
Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate.

BY command of an execution from the Court of
Common Pleas of the County of Jackson and State of
Ohio shall expose to public sale at the door of the
Court House in said County, on
MONDAY THE 2lst, DAY OF MAY 1855,
At o'clock 2. NJ. the following described real estate
situate in Jackson County 0hio to wit Part of the
south east quarter of section No. H. township No. o.
and range No IT, beginning at the south west corner
adjoining the lands sold off of the same quarter, at
stake from which an appotrce ten inches diameter,
bears north As east - links distant thence east II
chains, to post chestnut l5 south, 78 81 walnut
l6, north 7SE LOS; thence south 1,50 chains, post
walnut, Is north 6S east 40 chestnut II, north 2l
east 90 thence east 400 chains, post appletrce,
south "a west 81 thence north 23,O0 chains post
black oak, 4 south, 81 west 29 hickory south Sc,
east 2l thence west 1900 chains post locust 10
south 46, west %, white oak II south so east Ga ;
thence south 2l so chains to the place of beginning
containing 30 acres, being the same lands described
in a deed from Solomon lsaminger and wife to John
Right and in which deed the said Isaminger makes
the following reservation, excepting the iron ore
which l. Solomon lsamnger, reserved the right to dig
and haul away, provided none be dug in the orchard,
or within fifteen rods of the house, provided if dig,
or cause any to be dug and hauled away |, Solomon
Isaminger, am to give Kght asssmuch land as is dug
over" Valued at SF3. To be sold as the property
of John Kight, at the suit of A. J. Kinnison, as
Admir- of Charles Kinnison, deceased. Terms Of
sale cash.
vINTON POWERS, Sh'f. ]. G.
by 7. W. GILLELAND, Deputy.
Anril 10 '55 tbs
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Particular Notice,

EEAYING removed to the West, l have left my
II a sale notes and accounts with Levi DUNCAN, fol
collection. Those interested will take notice and
govern themselves accordingly.
SIMEON c. HOWELL.
April u, 80 3-tf
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Dressed Lumber!

D. D. RHOADS Co., keep on hand and for
sale, Dressed Flooring White and Yellow Pine,
Rough Lumber, full assortment of Window Sash,
and Blinds Pannel Doors, 4, and 6, Panncl, Pump,
Tubing, Lath &c. &C.. All orders received will be
promptly attended to, prices on Flooring, reduced.
D. D. RH0ADS.
Portsmouth, april 26, '55. 5-tf
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Notice,

TFAvINC Sold out my entire Stock Of
III Goods to Tho's. w. GEIsland, am de-
sirous ofseitling my Books. All persons hav.
ing unsettled accounts will please call and set
tie by note or otherwise. J. u. MARTIN.
Jackson, Dec. 18th, 1854. 4l-tf
Having bought out J. N. 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. GlLLELAND.
Dec. l3, 1854. 4l-tf
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Notice to School Teachers.

PUBLIC Examinations for School Teachers, WILDE
held on the LIST, and 3nd., Saturdays in each month
at Jackson until otherwise ordered Certificates
will not be given on any other days, and none but
such as are well qualified need apply.
J. w. L0NGB0N, Clerk
of the Board of Examiners.
nnril 2G. '55, 5-tf
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STEPHENSON q PATTERSON
BOOK BINDERS,
AND 't
Blank Book Manufacturers.
No. 4, Buckeye Block, Front Street,

No. 4, Buckeye Block, Front street,
PORTSMOUTH, OHIO.
WE will Keep on hand at all times. aiarge
w stock of French and American Blank
Book Paper, and rule and bind as usual any
pattern and size that may be desired.
Also. bind to order Books, Magazines, Law
Journals, Pamphlets aud Miscellaneous Blank
Books, in a neat and durable manner and atthe
lowest rates.
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NIAKLE, GUILD 4 CO..

365 WEST FRONT ST, CINCINNATI, o.
Door, Sash, and Blind Factory, Planning Mill
and Lumber Yard.
Our Factory is 60 by $50 feet six stories
high, with machinery for manufacturing Pan
e Doors, Sash, Venitian and Panel Shutters,
Door and window frames, mantels, base, pilas-
ters, moudngs, weatherboards, white and yell
low pine flooring, and planed boards for the
inside finish of Frame or Brick Houses Our
work is framed in the came manner as if made
by hand, and su Jerior to any other Factory or
hand work, being thoroughly tested in Dry
ing House Sash, Primed and Glazed. With
the advantages of our large Lumber Yard in
Fulton, containing several acres Of ground,
and 700 feet of wharf, we are enabled to Yard,
Manufacture, and sell cheaper than any other
establishment in the West. Orders filled for
Boards, Framing Timber, and Joist of every
description. We also manufacture packing
boxes, ice chests, and shower baths, Country
Merchants will find it to their interest to keep
our articles for sale. Discount to Dealers
Terms Cash.
Kansas and Nebraska Portable
Cottages.
Containing two or more rooms, which can be
put up and taken down in few hours. A
sample can be seen at our Factory.
IL Our Bill Of Prices can be seen al this Of
fee.
March %, '55 So
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Notice.
BEAYER COIINTY SIS.

BEAVER COUNTY IS.
lin the Orphans court in and for the
bounty of Beaver at Nov. Term, 1851,
jim the matter of the partition of the
~ Estate Of Arthur White decd.
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to William
White and Mary intermarrcd with William Wade,
(ate Mary White,) residing in jackson county ohio,
Greeting;
You arc hereby cited to be, and appear before the
Judges Of said Court at Beaver, to be held on the
first Monday of June 1855 10 accept refuse to take
tho real estate Of the said Arthur White decd. sit
uatcd in Independence Township Beaver County, at
the appraised valuation put upon the several allot
monts by an inquest duly awarded by said Court,
and returned by the Sheriff of said county to Nov
term of said court. Witness the Hon. Daniel Ag-
new President of said court at Beaver this 25th,
day of Nov. 1851
-. WIN. X. BODEN, Crk.
onr;l "a ,55 53-w
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H0! for minnesota!

THE Subscribers desrous of Emigrating to the
far West now offer at public sale, their valuable Mill
property, near Oak Hill, in Jackson Co., md within
three quarters of mile from the S. 4 II. V. Rail
Road This property consists of twenty two acres of
LAND, on which is Grst Mill, with two pair of four
feet Stone, one of them French Buhr, of the best
quality for Flour, and the other of Raccoon buhr,
good quality for corn. One good Saw Mill attached.
Two good Steam Engines, one for the Grist mill of
80 horse power, and the other horse power to run
the Saw mill. Two boilers, 32 feet long and SO
leohas yongh, with double fues. There is attached
n good Carding MaoAine. The privilege of good
stone COAL under l2O acres of land TO. sS years A.
excellent spring of never failing (soft) water. Thu
is considered the best mill seat in this part of the
country, being in the midst of numerous Blast Fur
naces. There are two Cottages, and one Store house,
and all in good order. Possession given in a short
time after the sale. Terms made easy One third
down; one third in twelve months, and the last pay
ment in two years.
MORRIS 4 EDWARDS.
Anril
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JACKSON MARKETS.
JACKSON, May. 3, 1855
BANK NOTE LIST,

THE following list is corrected every Wednesday
ust before putting paper to press, at Bennett
Co.'S. Citizens Bank,
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Cash Business.
THE subscriber wishes it particularly understood
that hc has from this date adopted tho CASH BU-
MESS He will sell little cheaper than any other
man in the town of jackson. All kinds of
Fresh Groceries.
His stock is now full and of the best quality. His
old customers and everybody else are invited to call
and see him.
ray"All those knowing themselves indebted TO
him, either by note or book account, will please call
and settle, and save cOsts. .,. ,,,
Jackson. April 10, '55. Aft
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FRANKLIN HOUSE!
March 's5 49

A New arrival Of Dry Goods Hats, Caps.
~ Boots and Shoes Alsofa splendid lot Of
Queensware, just received, and for sale BY
BUM WALrERHoUss 4 BUR-.
May L.
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BlaCksmithing.
Wall Paper and Bordering,
Cash Business.

JUST received and for sale at
HARDING'S BOOK STORE.
jackson, april u, 80.
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EET AR with the OLD SYSTEM Of building -
w Procure your Carpenter Work ready
made, of scasonable lumber, and save 80 per
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=, :.
L ME NJ. Stone, Jane c. Wilson, Guilford r.
Wilson, Mary W. Rich, Andrew J. Rich, Charles
Townsend, Francis II. Townsend, Louisa C.Towns-
end, Charles Townsend, Louisa Townsend and
George Townsend, are hereby notified that peti-
ton was fled against them the 26th day of July.
A. D. 1885, in the court of common pleas of Wood
county, by George Colt, of Buffalo, New ork, and
is now pending, wherein he demands partition of
the following real estate, to wit: Eghty-four So
100 acres from the east side of river tract No 81.
Z. s. r. set off to said Colt and the defendants in
proceeding for partition, instituted against them
and others by Samuel T. Atwater in said court
and that at the next term of said court application
will be made by said Colt for an order that partition
may be made of said premises or. if it shall appear
that partition cannot be made without manifest in
jury, that the same may be sold or other proper
order made in that behalf pursuant to the statute
in such case made and provided.
NJ. r. WAITE. Atty for Pet
July 2S lS55.--llw6$3.63
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Hull Prairie Road Ditch.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Trustees of
~ Middleton township, in Wood county, Ohio.
will meet at the house of William H. Ewing, in said
township, on Monday, the 10th day of September
next, at 10 o'clock A.. NJ to view the east ditch of
the Hull Prairie road, from the south line of Fran
els Meagleys farm, in 35. township range 10,
to the north line of Middleton township and cause
the to be enlarged and deepened for water
course. and apportion said work upon the owners
of the following described lands in such portions
shall be deemed just and right according to benefits
to be derived from said deepening and widening.
The respective parcels of land are set opposite to
the names of the supposed owners hereby notified.
to wit:
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NOTICE is hereby given that a petition will be
IN presented to the commissioners of Wood
county, Ohio at their next session, 10 lay out and
establish a county road, follows, viz: Beginning
at the north west corner of section 32 township6
(Westonl range Q, thence east the section line
to the north corner of section &c. in said town
ship, and there to terminate. THo's JUNKIEs.
July 2S lS55.--11w4*
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GRAPE GROWING IN THESANDwICH ISLAND
A correspondent of San Francisco paper,
writing from Honolulu, says that the recent
passage by the Hawiian legislature of bill
permitting the manufacture of wine from
native grapes, has proved the initiatory step
to decided and general movement for the
wine culture. Grape vines are said to grow
luxuriously and 70 produce abundantly upon
the islands, and probably ere long wine man
ufactories will spring up IN various parts of
the kingdom
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A new submarine telegraph cable, for the
great Atlantic ocean telegraph, from New
foundland to Ireland, has recently been made
in England, and exhibited at the institution
of civil engineers in London. 1t differs from
all Others previously used, and combines in
creased conducting powers with large di-
mnution of bulk and weight, so that the
entire cable for the Atlantic crossing may be
conveniently carried in one ship. Thus one
of the chief difficulties in the way of this
important work has been overcome. 1t has
been supposed that no one vessel could car
ry cable of such length, snd of the ordina-
ry size. The expense Of constructing this
new telegra phic medium will be small in
comparison with those heretofore used.
BULLETS FOR THE CRIMEA-The Baltimore
American says that the shot tower in that
city has had for some months large force
employed in the manufacture Of bullets
There is no positive knowledge as to the
destination of these death dealing articles,
but as there is no special demand for them
in this country, the probability is that they
are destined for the Crimea, both inside and
outside Of Sevastopol. One large order fill
ed in Baltimore was for Greek house, rem
dering it more than probable that they have
already been used by the Cars troops.
The mayor of Brantford c. W., has issu.
ed proclamation enjoining all parties on
whose property the Canada thistle exists,
to use means for its immediate destruction,
or be dealt with as the law directs"
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A NYTHING in the way of Groceries, Hardware
"A Crockery Wooden Ware, Iron, Steel, Nails T.
Spikes, Glass, Paints &, Oils, Rope g. Twine, Stone
Ware, Grindstones. Salt, or Goods of any kind usu
ally wanted, may be had of T. r. MILLER & co.
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DERAG ELS, Tissues, Challies, Satins, Silks, White
ID Goods, Lawns, Laces, Edgngs, Mulls, at
F. r. MILLER & co.
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THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.

10 The first ripe apples and tho first cucumbers
that have seen this year, sent to US by Mr..
George Powers. Thanks for his politeness.
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GRAPE and Summer Shawls Silk Visettes also
~ Straw Goods for everybody, at
F.R. MILLER s. co.
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BOOTS & SHOES i'll every variety. Ready made
to buy these articles is at F. II. MILLER g. CO.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!

STAPLE Notwithstanding Shirtings, Blea-
~ ched Muslins, DENNIS, Stripes, Tickings, Prints
Ginghams, and great variety of summer Goods,
by being bought direct from the manufacturers can
and will be sold cheap, by F. r. MILLER g. co.