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Public Sale of Durham Cattle.

WILL sell to the highest bidder in Jackson,
Jackson County Ohio, on the 10th, of August next,
% Head of Durham Cattle, consisting of Bulls,
Cows, and Ilefers, thorough BREEDS, Full Bloods, and
Mixed Bloods. Terms made known on the day of
sale. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ and
continue from day to day until all are sold.
JAMES NcVICKER.
June2l '55. i3-tds
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Administrators Sale,

THE personal property belonging to the estate Of
VIM Hatfield deceased consisting of Carpenters
tools and other property, will be sold at veAdue, at
his late residence in the town of Jackson, on Sat.
urday the 9TH day Of July, commencing at 10
o'clock in the forenoon of said day.
JOHN J. HOFFMAN. Admir-
June 81, '55 l3-3w
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Four cases were tried at Boston for Of
fences against the new liquor law of that
State, in all of which the jury brought in
verdict of not guilty
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H Remember the County convention
on the fourth Of July. Let there be a
rousing turn out.
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Notice,

HAVING made my arrangements to leave Jack.
son, wish all those indebted to me, by Note or Acc
count to call and settle Immediately as my business
must be settled before leave.
DAVID A. HOFFMAN.
Jackson, June 81 '54. l3-tf
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Sale of Real Estate by Order of
Court,

ON the 2lst day of July, A. D. 1855, at One
o'clock in the afternoon, at the door of the Court
House, in the Town Of Jackson, IN Jackson county
Ohio, will be sold to the highest bidder the fol-
lowing real estate, as the property oRWilliam A.
Carnefix deceased, to wit Lot No 9, of the sub.
division Of out Lot No. &c. in the north half Of the
town Of jackson, in jackson County, Ohio, free
from, and unincumbered by the dover of the wild.
ow Of said deceased. Appraised at 5000. Terms
OF sale, one third cash in hand one third IN one year
and the residue in two years. with interest from the
day Of sale on deferred payments
WILLIAM SWANSON, Admir-.
Of WM. A, CAkEEFIx, decd.
June 81, '55. l3-4w
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ES- Joseph Bennett, our readers will
see by his announcement, will be can.
djdato for tho State Senate,
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The Columbian, published at Colun t.
bus, publishes call for Mass Conven-
ton ofthe "Frce Democracy" to meet at
Columbus on the 18Th of July, the day
on which the Republican Convention is
10 be held.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
OHIO sENATOR...DISTRICT

MEssns EDIToRs TRIBUNE; Please announce
the name of Joseph Bennett, as a candi.
date for Senator to the next Legislature subject to
to the decision of the Convention Of shc kmeri.
can Reform party, and oblige.
June 2S,-tf MANY VOTERS.
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MEssRs MATHEWS d LAIRD:-Please announces
the name of Il. L. Swift, as candidate to
represent the counties of Jackson and Vinton,
Ill the next legislature of the State Of Ohio,
subject to the decision of any convention in op.
position TO the Know Nothing order
E. +. SWIFT.
Jackson June, ID, '55+
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Advertisements Is in tended for insertion
Tn the eHSTANDARD,"m )" must positively
DO handed i'm previous to O'ciock'
II. M, on Tuesdays
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Thomas Dugan, Plaintiff,
Petition.


VS..
Newton ] Calhoon, and Petition.
William lnman, Defendants.
THE defendant Newton j. Cahoon, who il a
nonresident of the State Of Ohio and against whom
an order Of attachment has been issued in the above
cause Is hereby notified that he and the said vii.
liam lnman, have been sucd by Thomas Dugan in
the Court of Common Pleas, of jackson county,
Ohio, that the amount Gained to be due, from the
Defendants TO the Plaintiff, aud for which nav.
ment is asked in said suit, is four hundred and hfty
dollars with interest thereon from August 2lst.
1854, and that the same is due on the promissory
note OF the defendants given to- and inndorsed by
William NJ Aboy, to the Plaintiff for $3.50, dated
February 2Ist 1854 payable six months after date.
The said Newton J. CalhoOn is further notified that
unless he answers by the leth day of August 1855.
the Petition of the said Thomas Dugan, against him.
filed in the Clerks office of said Court, such Petit
tion will be taken as true. aud judgment rendered
o. f. MooRE.
Attorney for Plaintiff
June 81, ls55-6-w.
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pS. II. PARvIx, No. 6S, 4th st., Cincinnati
our authorized Agent to procure advertisements
and subscriptions.
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REMOVAL:
.BGDEM NN EI ."-,

SS SA10 n-A NN Etk IA. HD HDA
WISHES his old customers to understand, that
he has removed to tho Meat Shop, opposite to the
Franklin House, close to the Jail, on the Public
Square, where he will have on hands at all times,
the very best kind of FRESH NEAT, which he will
sell as low as any other Butcher in this place. lie
returns his thanks to those that have 50 literally
patronizcd him, and would desire continuance OF
the same. He wishes every body to understand that
his meat shall be of the very best kind His regu-
lar market days will be on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays where he will have on hand an excellent
quality of
Mutton, Pork and Veal,
When the latter can be had, which he will supply
his customers at the very lowest prices.
~ Good Fat Cattle will be bought at cash prices;
Also, Neals Muttons, and Pork. Farmers and Others
will confer favor by informing the subscriber that
they have fat stock for sale. JOHN RAPP.
jackson, June 2S, '55. 14-tf
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JACKSON, THURSDAY, June %, '55
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JACKSON, G. H. OHIO,
The Ottawa free trader., 1855-06-02
IIOslER

WIN De i0und complete.
Ladies aud gentleman, Misses and children
OF all ages, can here he suited with hue or low
price stock ings and socks, Of silk, WOODEN
worsted, or cotton, Of almost every description.
Particular notice is called 10 the variety OF
The Ottawa free trader., 1855-06-02
La Sale Street Drug Store.
II. M. McARTHIIR.

III uAVlNG purchased the entire stock ofdrugs,
! ! medicines, oils. paints, &C., formerly own.
edby Hunter L. TOombes, would say to his
friends and the public generally, thai he will con :
linue the drug business at the old stand on La
Sale ST., two doors forth Of NJ. II. Swifts law
office, wherel will be happy TO accommoda, ,e
all those who may favor him with call All
persons wishing to bain pure article in the drug
line, will always be sure to find it at Nc Arthur's
as he intends to keep no other kind. He
would invite I'll e attention Of the ladies in par,c-
ular TO his stock Of perfumery, whichis the bes,
and most extensive ever offered in Ottawa, vary.
ing inprice and quality to sui, purchasers. lie
has also large and beautiful assortment of
lamps, lanterns, chandeliers e oil sizes, from
twenty five cents up to fifty dollars each.
Also hat, tooth, pail, cloth aud paint brushes
ofa'l descriptions, be sides soaps, shaving cream,
ponatums, hair oil, combs, pens, ink, paper, en-.
to mention. He will keep constantly OF hand
s'sh and glass Of all sizes, glazed ready fer use "a,
manufacturers prices.
DR.. Macarthur will continue the practice Of
medicine as heretofore, and may always be found
at his store when not absent on professional busi-
ness. tebruaiy3.
The Ottawa free trader., 1855-06-02
Planting and Hoeing Potatoes.

In the culture of potatoes, after the land
Is thoroughly plowed and narrowed smoothe,
plant with the spade. Thus, train q line
if convenient, north and south, a man puts
his spade spit deep, say seventeen inches
deep. The first earth he scatters he then
steps back, and at about twenty inches he
puts in his spade to the same depth. The
soil thus raised covers the first planted; the
third covers the second, etc. A boy to drop
the cut potatoes, two eyes to hole, will at
tond very well to three lines. Thus you
will perceive they arc sure to be at equal
depth, at equal width, about three feet, and
in perfect line. The field planted, light
harrow is passed over it, and again in the
course Of eight or ten days disturbing the
first growth Of weeds and keeping the sur
face mellow. After the plants are up, run a
cultivator through once in ten days, until
they are in blossom, when, after that, they
should not be disturbed. With such cul.
ture have had great success, and the cost
has not exceeded SO per acre, exclusive of
seed, and yielding from 100 to $50 bushels
Of fine size, sound pink eyed potatoes, most
of which were marked last year at eight to
ten shillings per bushel. would here men.
ton palpable error SO common with us in
the cultivation of hoed crops, especially
corn and potatoes. l mean the careful hill.
ing-up. This practice, like many others, is
an imported one. English gardening has
been adopted into this country with marked
injury. The humidity of the atmosphere,
and the almost constant rains, rendering it
necessary to get rid of the supcrabundant
moisture, by hiling.up plants and raising
crowning garden beds. While here, during
the. growing season we are subject to drouth,
and require All Tue i,V'o.".~ - ,---.--} ]
for the sustenancc Of the plant Hence we
require flat culture and fiat or sunken gar.
den beds, with a deep and permeable soil
that shall catch and obligc to pass through
it every summer shower Country Gentle
man.
The Ottawa free trader., 1855-06-02
,N NHCNN
TAILORING EMPORIUM.

RENO TED.frt ~ hoalty's old Stand, TO
tie Vest side Of the Square, opposite he
Court House, in the building Jormerl, ccca.
pied by a. H. Baiiey.
~ a I'll --.- bli-l.--- ..-s - fe..1
~, the largest and mos, complete assortmer I
OF English, French, and German broadcloth
cassimercs, doeskins, &c. Also, every variety
OF silk and satin vestings, and trimmings Of a |
kinds.
Also, large assortment ofready. made cloth :
ing, OF our own manufacture, consisting { {
straight body coats. irock and sack coats, over.
coats, pants, vests, drawers. shirts, under
Shirts neck ties, scar.s, collars, overhauls, over
shirts, suspenders, buckskin gloves, umbrellas
&c., all OF which will be sold cheap, in order ,c
clear oil The winter stock aud prepare ior sum
mer trade. All persons desirous Of purchasing
goods in this line will do wei to call.
The cutting department is done by J Perha.
mus, whose long experience will enable him to
give patrons excellent fits in the latest styles and
workmanlike manner.
Six good coat makers wanted at the above es-
tabshment. fl7 JOHN PERU.Muy.
The Ottawa free trader., 1855-06-02
EcQal H0pertiscwents.
Mortgage Sale.

noTfydye SAFE.
DUBLlC notice is hereby given. that pursuant
i to power Of sale contain IN q certain
mortgage Of the pre- mises hereinafter described 4,
executed by James A. Boyd and Alexander
Boyd to the undersigned. bearing date the 2lst
day oi March A ID. 1855, and recorded in the Of
flee oi the recorder Of the county OF La Sale and
state OF Illinois. in book ~, pages 81. 80. ana
~. the undersigned will s.ll al publ C auction TO
the hi ,hest bidder for cash. at the door Of the
court house in ih~ city OF Ottawa, in said county
on the l3ih day OF June A. ID. 1885, at ~ o'clock
NJ. OF that day, all the following described tracts
and parcels Of land. situate, lying. and being in
said county Of La Sale, viz:
The west halt OF the south cas-, fractional quar-
ter OF section number nineteen (i9) township ihir-
~ three 1881 north Of range five ~ eas, Of the
lhird p. m.
Also, part Of the east half OF the south east
fractional quarter Of same section, township. nnd
range, described Us follows all that part lying
west OF the following line, beginning one Chshi
and thirty links east VI the eighth section cor
ner on the south bound of the aforesaid fractional |
quarter, and runs thence north five degrees and
eight minutes. east TO the north bound oI said
fractional quarter section, magnetic variation Of
said line seven ~ degrees.
Also, forty acres on the west side Of the south
east quarter Of section number thirty same town
ship aud range.
Also. the west half of he north cas-, quarter OF
section number thirty, same township and range.
May ~. IUcRFTIh CLARK. MOrteggre
The Ottawa free trader., 1855-06-02

The subscribers continue, asheretotore, to at
tend promptly to all orders in the painting and gla
zng line, to which they propose to devote thei
full attention as here toiore.
July O. s e. E,Rr& Sox
The Ottawa free trader., 1855-06-02
Ghicaqo Hopertisements.
I,vCHTNING RODS,

r II. GORDRY & CO.. wholesale le and re.
lie tail dealers IN Ii ghtning rods. points, glass;
es, and attachments, Chicago. Illinois.
We are prepared TO furnish dealers with light
ming rods. points aud fixtures, superior in beauty
Of finish nd completeness oi mecha pisnn, TO any
Others used in the north west Our points being
manufactured in the factory under our own su.
pervisiOn, We know them to be an article worthy
Of the confidence Of the public.
Orders may be drectedto US through the post
office, or left at VIM. Wheelers ha raware store
IN Chicago or at the shop, which is IN the real
OF thr baiiding that fronts at No. Al Lake
street. The entrance is on the alley betwe, II
Clark and La Sale streets, nearly opposite the
Sherman house.
We take pleasure in referring to the undersign-
ed.
~. z. Blaney, professor Of chemistry in Rush
medical college.
Rev J. V Watson. editor o fthe North West.
eTn Christian Advocate.
Rev. Philo Jud son, agent Of the N orth West.
ern university.
VIM. Osman, Ottawa.
/. II. Birch, president Of the Chicago bank.
Prof Pinckney, president Of the Mount Nor.
ris seminary. AS. DgANE,
March lI-6m. Agent, Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader., 1855-06-02
Gun Maker.

And dealer in aNkinds of .Sportsmsas Articles,
One door south Of Tie Union House, Columbus
Street, Otiana, M,
X EEPSconstanlly onhand sgensral assortme mt
IA OF English and German double and single
fowIing pieces boys guns, a go I'D variety, all OF
which were bought for cash, and selected from
large invoices, with great care 10 their general
~orhmanshipand finish. and can be sold II better
bargains than have been heretofore had in th.
market.
Gentlemenwishng guns for themselves 8 or boys
and notb-ins good Judges ofthe article will find 1t
an oblectto call on the subscribers where they cnn
dependupon what Is told them and be sure OF get
ting good safe gun, as we deal with none bu, the
regular gun denlsrs. and have none Of the cheap
castironsiuf with which the country is flooded.
Rifles, made from Reming,on's celebrated cast
seelaud IRON barrels, are warranted to be equal TO
any made IN this state else where boih in shoot
ing qualities and workmanship. The Subscribers
have ior several years been engaged in the manu-
iacure OF the ceIrbra,ed increased twist rifles md
veayailed themselves of all the latest improve :
menis as regards the inside finish and sighting /;
we Halter ourselves that an inspection Of the work
made at our establishment, il all that is wanted to
saiistygen,lemen oi the trath OF the above state
nent.
Powder, superior article kept, suitable FOR tar
get practice 0rlong ranges
Key fitting done bycompetent hands and in
workmanlik. manner.
A work done by him IL warranted
The Ottawa free trader., 1855-06-02
From the Washington Republic.
An Alledgcd Wonderful Discovery.

The following article is copied from the
Boston Courier. We regard it as a serious
duty, in giving place To it in the columns OF
the Republic, to express the hope that no
one will be induced to rely upon its recon.
mendatons, except upon tho sanction Of
competent medical counsel. If the discove.
ry DO all that is claimed, it is most valuable
to the human family, and its authors will
merit the gratitude Of the world:
CrRE FOR VlEULENT SMALL Pox, on SCAR.
LATINA AND MEAsIEs.-A merchant and ship
owner of this city has had the following re-.
furnished by Mr.. Larkin, member Of the
Royal College Of Surgeons, and who vouches
for it as a "mcdicine that will effect 4 revou-
tion in tho healing art, as regards the pre-
ventiona and cure not Of small poy, but also
Of measles and scarlatina, hewever malig
nant the type, in a manner more efficient
and extraordinary than could have ever
been hitherto anticipated by the most ar.
dent philanthropist."
"On tho first appearance of fever or ir.
ritation ushcring in attacks, whether oc.
curing in attacks, whether occurring in
families or large communities, the sub.
joined mode of treatment should at once
be entered on
Take one grain each of powdered fox
glove or digitails (valuable in the ratio of
grccnness--thc dark should be rejected and
one Of sulphato of zinc, (this article is COM
monty known as white vitriol.) This sho'd
bo thoroughly rubbed in mortar, or other
convenient vessel, with four or five drops
Of water; this done, q noggin, or about
four ounces more, with some syrup or su-
gar, added. Of this mixture n table spoon.
full should be given to an adult, and two
tcaspoonfuls to "a child, every second hour
until symptoms Of disease vanish.
Thus conducted, convalcscence, as If by
magic, will result. The rapdity of an event
so auspicious will equally delight and as
tonish. II may, however, be necessary
further to note, that should the bowels be.
come obstructcd in progress of the dis.
case, an evil by no means common, then
drachm Of tho compound powder of ja-
lap, formed by two parts Of cream Of tar.
TAR to one Of jalap, and one grain Of the
tho herb, treated as above, formed into a
past!l with syrup or sugar, should be CIV
en- to an adult, rnd half the quantity to q
child. This simple medicine shuts out ev.
cry other form or article whatever, as TO-
tally unnecessary, if not pernicious.
The methodw meienti of these medicines,
capable Of cfecting results so gigantic, re.
main now only to be given, and appears
to be as follows:
The herb, by its anti.fcbrilc properties,
lays hold at once Of the fever, the prolific
source of woe, which it Immediately stran.
glcsy while the zinc acts the part Of ton
10, instantly restoring the equilibrium.
Mr.. I.arkin adds: "No emigrant or gov.
crnmcnt vessel should hereafter bc allowed
to put TO sea without few pence worth
Of these protectors; and as it is farther ar.
IDENTIFY hoped that, as the dearest interests
Of our common humanity are so vitality
involved in this discovery, the press of all
countries will give publicity to this an.
nouncement"
The Ottawa free trader., 1855-06-02
Paint Establishments

On Main 81, South Side cftke Court Uouse.
One Door West of Waalcy's Harduar.
Store, Ottdga Nl
SETH e.. EARL Il son
HAVE opened a, the above stand and have
IL for sale ainll assortment of every article in
the paint and color trade, and needed in the out
ht, painting aud finishing of buildings, as
PAINTS, Osa.s, d vAnNssasEs,
Glass, .Sash, D0ors Biihds, Paper Hanq.
Jugs, Painters Brushes, Pencils, dc.
PAINTS.
DryCoioTs,-Snow white zinc, purple brown,
China white, red lead, aud Venetian red, ex.
ira Vermli'on, rose pink, Litharge, yellow ochre,
chrome yellow, Paris green, HIbernia green,
Prussian blue, drop black, French ultra nine
blue, Eandyke brown, purple brown, Italian si-
emma, burnt and powdered: same raw and DO W.
dered; Turkey umbe r, burnt and powdered same
raw and powdered; lamp-black, imperial black
Frankfort black, &c.
Coiors in Oa-Chrome green. assorted in
cans; extra permanent Paris green, navy green
Prussian blue, chrome yellow, burnt sienna, as
sorted cans; raw sienna, assorted cans; burn,
and raw uinber, also assorted cans bl1ck paint
in cans. paten, French zinc dryer, &c.
Varnishes.-Best elastic body varn-h, super
hne polishing Copal, super CopaI abnei yarnsh
hue furniture varnish, best Japan gold size, best
l'e;nny varnish, for porcelain flush, strong drying
~. .stn-d nnsesd oil, boiled, boiled hnseed oil
inseed oil.
Graining ColOrs.-All graining colors pre- pared
in tin boxes.
Pencils and Brushcs.-All kinds used by
painters and artists, rs common paint brushes
camers hair brushes, &c.
Paper Hanging.-Pain and satin paper, Dor.
ders, hre: board prnls, oil and transparent win.
dow shades, trimmings, &c.
Glass.-All sizes from 8 by 10, TO 80 by A.
Doors. glazed aud ung! !azed sash, blinds, &c.
sand paper, emery paper, and emery cloth for
machinists, ground pumlce stone, stencil plates,
and trus hesfor marking, &c.
The Ottawa free trader., 1855-06-02

yhe perfume Of flowers may be gathered,
according TO the Scientific American, in q
very simple manner and without apparatus.
Gather the flowers with little stock as pos.
siblc, and place them in q jar three parts
full Of olive or almond oil. After being in
the oil twenty.iour hours, put them in a
coarse cloth, and squeeze the oil from them.
This process, with fresh flowers, is to be re-
peatcd according to tho strength of the per.
iume desired. The oil being thus thorough.
ly perlumed with the volatile principle of
the flowers, il is to.bo mixed with an equal
quantity ofpurc reeti6cd spirits, and shak.
en- every day for fortnight, when it may
be poured oifready for use. As tho season
for sweet scented blossoms isjust approach.
ing, this method may be practically tested,
and without any great expense or trouble.
Il would add additional interest TO the cul.
uvstion VI flowers.
The Ottawa free trader., 1855-06-02
Fine HOrs for Sale.

TIiE snbscFlbef OIirfs Tor sale his noble grew
horsr. Eclipse aud Durock
The hrsi reason tor my wanting to sell is that
have had the horse several years and hi ough, to
change.
The second reason is have two very nj ce three
year oIds Hes, sprlng, from him. and consequently
shall not need the old general.
The thin d reason is he Is the best horse there is
about, and no man need deny 1t and has the best
stock. liyou don't wan, TO depend on what | say
ask Messrs. Milhgan. over Fox river; Wood. IN
Ottawa; Ford, on the bluff near Uttawa Nc
Earlhy. on Buck creek BEEN, on Indian creek
Wiley. near Munson,own Dickinson, and n
host OF others, and last ofs II McBuney himself,
and the horse should be doing more good, and
owned by some one that ha. more time TO attend
to him Than have.
II The horse is not sold soon he will he kept the
following season at Ottawa, or on the bluff near
town, and probably over Fox river Terms will be
five dollars by the Insurance.
March 10. JAMES NcBrRyyy.
The Ottawa free trader., 1855-06-02
H0SF0RD & MILLER,
General Land Agents,
WATERLOO, BLACK IIal

A RE prepared 10 transact hny business per-
"A talning TO the purchase and sale of land or
Town Lots, investigation oi titles, transfers and
conyryances generally.
We have located ourselves in tn. interior for
tha, purpose aud will peTsonaiiy survey and care.
iully examine any tract oila nd within our reach
give correct and prompt information conc ernjng
Congress Lands, in the Dubuque aud Des Moines
Land Districts, IN any OF the surrounding coun-
ties, especially on the proposed lines OF Ra il Road
from uBuqne west and the Cedar River Valley
Rail Road. Person. wishing to make safe invest
inen,s by having careful selections made Sould do
well to address or give US acali.
lends located on time fors,r hrs. Payment of
taIsr punctually attended to. Township pla,r o +
latest date alwtyc on hand
30 800 Acres Of Choice Farming Land,
For sale from 3 tos pes acre. Also several
small lots Of TIMBER OF good quality. Likewise2 2
ora improved Farms near the county seat,
A.P. HOSFORD. EDMUND MILLER.
ADMINISTRATIONS Mai,eson, Springfield IN :.
Hon James Gwin, Huntington, Pa X. C.. Goo
dell, Cash. Merch. & Droyrrs Bank, Joliet. III. :;
George ). Fisher Cash Bank Of Ottawa, III; H.
+. Eames, Banker, Ottawa, Ill T.. b. stiles, ESQ
Dixon. H.; IL. S, iIe,henngton. Dubuque Iowa