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A coon r NINGl

i Would Just say 10 my friend, any customers
OF lacIaun a6d surrounding couptTy, that
have dissolved o-paftuersmp wiihEJ. Payne
and ann now in tie employ Of I, B Dickson,
where | can be found AZ all times, ready TO
please my cd and new customers In room die
= fcctly over T. b. Dickasons Store, which has
lately been fitted up expressly for themapulae'
turing Of clothing etc, would also state that
peraois buying clothing either ready made, or
made to order run no risk IN getting BIZ 10 their
Bargains, as.they are made by competent work
men. and warranted 10 be the very best article
Cloths bought at other houses made with as
much pleasure as II bought at this Establish.
lnent, e
NIB Good and competent workmen are
wanted IL this hgin, lOe Which good prices will
be paid. a, D. MAXWELL.
Nov. 2, 'H 32-i
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LEHMAN'S CLOTHING STORE.
MAIN STREET, JACKSON, OHIO.
Il. LEHMAN,
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.

MNflSHES 1t Kept before the people, tlaI nc
IB has now on hand the most splendid lot oI
Ready Made
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
And is Offering to the people Of Jackson and
vicinity, at the lowest prices, the most Fash
iOnaDIc Styles, and most approved and
Fashionable Coats, Pants, and Vests Handker-
chiefs, Suspenders, Check Shirts. Drawers, Cra-
vats, Stocks, Fine Shirts, Gloves, Socks, and
Undershirts. And anything and everything
pertaining to frst-rate Cloth ng Establish
ment, including a fine assortment of the spring
style of Hats and Caps of every variety
Trunks, Carpet sacks, etc.
We make up our clothing in Cincinnati our
selves, therefore they are warranted TO be good
July G, '54. l5-tf
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PATENT MEDICINES,
JUST RECEIVED.
Coffeen'H Chinese Linlment.
pnlmnria NnsmAIic [ ,nIinn,

Coffeen'E Chinese Linlment.
PaImcr's Cosmetic Lotion.
Stabler's Cherry Expectorant'
Z" DiarrhGn cordial.
" Worm Mixture.
Bulls Sarsaparila.
King of Pain.
Rowands Fever and Ague Mixture,
Comp, Syrup of Blackberry
DR.. Marehisis Uterine Catholicon,
Osgood's India Choagogue, ....
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, ....... ....
Old DR.. Towensend's Sarsaparllla,
Guysotts yellow Dock aud Sarsaparlla,
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry,
Extract of Moss Rose,
Brants Pulmonary Balsam,
Z" Purifying Extract,
Railways Ready Reief .H .,E8
". Repoyating Resolvent .84
I q gl X, Regulators, sH. ... l...
liz I" Circassian Balm,
(" Medicated Soap, a.s.4.qe. .u. ...t
Sellers Cough Syrup, g ls-. f'u.
.. g Yerpi(uge. UlI .a.fr..
Liver Pills, .... I. .T
McLanes Pills,
Vermiluge,
Sovereign Baisam Pills,
Souc's Belsam Syrup, .....
Kisrs Petroleum or Rock Oil, a
hyne's Ague Pills, F"t
{" Sanative Pills,
+" Alternative,
Z" Hair Dve,
Z" Hair Tonic,
{" Vermiruge,
Z" Expcctorant. 0..I
I" Carminatve Basam,
Lyons Kathairon, .rr
Chrisiio's Galvauic Belts,
MOreheads Magnetic Plaster,
Cholera Syrup, ,- .....
Stephens Rutterscotch,
Wistar's Lozenges, t....
Bar ellis Indian Liniment
" Vermiuge, .a
Bake's Sanative Pills,
! Hollands German Bitters,
Great Western Llnment, IHID#H
| Ecclectc Liniment,
Nerve and Bone Liniment
Magnum Bonum Linimeut
| Lqud Opodeldoc, ......#.
+ Tar Ointment, ... .....
Black Salve,
Browns Jamaica Ginger,
DeGray h Co.'S Pills, .'.'''"f
Brandreth's Pills, .'.H#7
Lees, Smiths, Wrights, aud others Pills,
Badgers Pain Extractor, ..aa.,s a.t
Perry Davis Pain Killer, s.sE ..t,. b.
Denig's Cough Syrup, rH
re Z" Carmlnative. .#f..
{" Worm Syrup, H1t
/ Rushton and Clark's Cod Liver OIL, O.,
DR.. Houghton's Pepsin, }tnH
Restorative Bltters. &cu at s.
$3.50. Jl..Jt y MILLER'S Drug Store.
Cor. Broadway and Pearl Streets, Jackson Oh
! Feb. l6, 1854. IL tf
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We earnestly invite all persons who are snf-
fering with any of 'the list flesh is heir to-
to call on Dr.. John Bulls agent, and get copy
cf Bulls Family Journal gratis and for the
sake of humanity, we hope that single indi-
vidual will not be found unwilling to give Bulls
Sarsaparilaa trial. after reading, and recOllset-
ing, at the same time, that it is impossible fer
the Doctor to publish the tenth part of the
number of certificates Of astounding cures per-
formed by his Sarsaparilla. The amount of tes-
timony voluntarily showered on DR.. Bulls Ssr-
sapariIla from well known and distinguished
individuals, both in public and private life, has
been perfectly overwhelming .-H. ass Ga
DR.. John Bulls Principal Office, west side
Fifth street first door below Main, Louisville,
Ky iat1.i
With the above DR.. John Bulls Celebratsd
King of pain, is also sold by DR.. j. II. @. MIL
LER, Jackson, and JAMES ToMLNsoN, at Rich
mondale, Ross Co., o.
july l3, sd l6-ly ..5.gaG
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Rev. e. W. Sehon. Rev. E. Stevenson.
Conclusive.-The following is verbatim
copy of certificate now in the possession of
the proprietor Of Bulls Sarsaparilla. Rec Z.
w. Sehon is widely and generally known as an
eloquent and accomplished pastor Ol the M. b.
Church, and Rev l.. Stevenson, has been known
as one of the most talented and Jealous mem.
bers that the Kentucky Conference could beast
of for many years, and at this time is filling the
high and responsible station of agent for the
the M. E. Book Concern. Can the world pro-
duce better or more satisfactory testimony In
favor of any medicine Better testimony than
was ever offered in favor of any mediclncy--
Rev. E. W, Sehon-Rev E. Stevenson: I'D
LOUISVILLE, May 90, lS49.
We have used John Bulls Sarsaparilla, and
have known it to be used, with entire satisfac-
ton and we have no hesitation in stating our
belief, that it is safe and valuable medical
compound, and calculated to pro luce much
good and relieve much suffering and therefore
would checrfully and most earnestly reCom-
mend it to the afflicted. E. w. SEHON, e
(Signed) E. STEVENSON.
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THE PRESSURE OF THE
NIe IN M HEA w Nlf A. GY gff lIl gliA
IIt U gtA I GLlANAA 7 a

~ " Nl ID ~ SFA S-A ~S NlA V-l ~ =
A ND the present high prices of provisions &c
tA have no effect on the business of Salter q
Larimer, orthG Peoples store. Their inn
mense sales are the best evidences of the quality
of their stock and that they have successfully
adopted the motto Of quick sales and small
profits.
This is Steam and Lightning age. Woe to
the tradesinan who loiters behind, the wheels OF
euterprise will run over him. Salter & Larimer.
ofthe "Cheapest store" have just received, and
will continue TO receive very extensive stock,
being the third purchase since fall, to which they
invite the attention of the public.
The American Eagle is a fine bird, and an es
pecial lavorito when it comes from the mint
We hope none of our readers will be without
one IN their pockets, for with one or more they
can make useful purchases at the Peoples Store,
where will be found everything in the Dry
Goods line. ......
Saltcr & Lormcr proprietors Of the Peoples
Store, having the freshest and best selected stock
in the city for the Ladies, Men and Boys, are
determined to give great bargains, and will un-
doubtedIy have the run.
JObbing,
Having determined TO give character to the
city of Portsmouth, (having but two extensive
Jo6l ing houses) he has opened room on his sc
cond floor, where will be found a general and
well selected stock of Dry Goods selected fol
country Merchants and Furnace Men.
Come to the PEOPLES sToDE on Front Street
doors below court,
no tIAc Ladies'.
SaIter & Larimer have also avery LARGE stocf
of French works, consisting of collars, capes
underseeves, chemesets, cuffs, lace, edsing, in
sertngs, etc. which will be closed out withou
regard TO cost,
Jany, u, '54 42--1y
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Leather and Findings.
Marietta 4 Cincinnati Railroad.

DIRECT RAILROAD CONNECTION
WITH CINCINNATI,
ON and after Monday, October 2i Passenger
trains will run as follows, viz
Leave ChillIicothe at 5;45 A. M;
Reach Cincinpad HE'S, A. NJ,
Leave Cincinnati at 800 A. NJ
Reach ChiIllcothe 2:40, P. NJ.
Fare between ChiIlicothe anl Cincinnati
$3.50. j. W. SToWELL' sup"
Cctl2 "a 29-tf
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FAMILY GROCERIES,.
At his Store, near the Railroad Depot, IN thi
place, which he offers at prices to suit the time
and pockets of all
Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Spices, Molasses, Cheese,
Raisins, &C., besides great variety of other
articles usually found in similar establishments
The best articles of Sugar, at Ga cents per
lb. coffee l2lS to Is cents per ib. Tea, IS cts
per fb Rice, cents per fb Molasses, 80 cts,
per gal retail, % els. by the bbl Every thing
else in the Grocery and provision line, is offer
ed at propOrIionate prices. Salt, IS cents pc
hush 60 cts by the bbl.
DYE STUFFS,
He has also on hand superior and varied
stock of Dye stuFs, all of which are warran-
ted TO be pure.
DRY GOODS.
IE connection he has just received an excel
lent lot of Dry Goods, which he offers at ex'
tremely low prices. ...
Call and examine for yourselves.
A. CRISWELL.
Jackson. April 90, '54, b4--tf ..
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MEDICAL.
THE GREAT KENTUCKY
SOUTHERN REM EpY.

DIR. JOHN BULLS
81 RSAPA RILLA.

FENHIS medicine, when used according to d.
rections, will cure, without fail - B.,
Scrofnla or Kings evil, Cancers, Eruptions
# the Skin, Erysipelas, Tumors, Chronic Sore
Eyes, Ringworm or letters, Scald Head. RbeuL
matism Pains in the bones or Joints, old Sores
and Ulcers, Swelling Of the Glands, Syphilis.
Dyspepsia, Salt Rheum, diseases CT the Kid
neys, diseases arising from the use of Mercury.
loss of Appetite, pain in the side and shoulders.
general debility, lumbago, coughs, colds, drop-
sy, jaundice, costveness, bronchitis, weakness
Of the chest, sore throat, pulmonary affections.
and all other diseases tending to produce con-.
sumption, liver complaints, female irregulari-
ties and complaints, low spirits, sick and nery
Gus headache, night sweats, exposures, or i'm
prudence in life, chronic constitutional diSea-
ses, and as spring and summer drink, and gen.
eral tonic for the system, and gentle and pleas
ant purgative, 1t is superior to blue lick and
congress water, salts, or seidlitz powders. lT
1t is u remarkable fact, that among the hun.
dreds OF eminent physicians who have examine
ed the recipe by which Bulls Sarsaparlla is
prepared, not one has condemned it, but all ap-
proved it, and commend tim the highest terms.
Many physicians express themselves strongly
in the belief that it is decidedly the best prepa-
ration Of Sarsaparila tnat has ever been placed
before the public. Although there are MANY
physicians who feel reluctance of having
their names appended to the recommendation
Of anv particular remedy, notwithstanding thew
may approve of it in the highest degree. there
are others who frankly yield their support i'm
favor of remedy which they know is capable
of doing so much good in an afflicted commu-
nifty. AS an evidence, read the following from
old and respectable physicians, ofhigh standing
9 in the community in which they live:
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MEDICAL.
~ 600 DOLLAlsS REWARD,

IS OFFERED FOR A BETTER RECEIPT
It contains no Opium, Calomel, or Mlnera'
Poison. And Is safe for the most delicate Child
DID ANM HALL'S
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GUNNEIRES!
POWDER,

lie also keeps constantly on hand avery ii
article of
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have examined the prescription for the prep
aratitn of John Bulls Sarsaparilla, and be-
lieve the combination to be AN excellent one,
and well calculated to produce an Alternative i'm
preston on the system. have used it both In
public aud private practice, and think it the best
article of Sarsapariila now in use.
M. PYLES, M. D..
Resident Physician Louisville Marine Hospital.
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Testimony.

IFTestimony like the following renders SUI
perfluous all comments on the efficacy of Bulls
Sarsaparilla. From DR.. L. P. Yandell Profess
or Of Chemistry in the Louisville Medical COL
lege: have looked over the list of ingredi-
ents composing John Bulls Compound Extract
of Sarsaparila, and have no hesitation in say
ing that they form safe compound, and one
that promises well in chroni, diseases, in which
it is applicable. l.P, YANDELL, M. d.
Louisville, June 6, 1854. f b.
What DR.. Pyles, physician by appointment to
the Louisville Marine Hospital, says of Bulls
Sarsaparilla:
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Get a Pamphlet

OF our Agent. There you will find well au
thmtlrattd evidence of It's great healing prop
critics; aud when you haye.once used the medi-
cine you would not be without II for ten times
uBplice. sH".' uh "
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The way it is Received.

The satisfaction in regard to the State
Ticket put in nomination on the 9Th inst.
is widespread. Not a dissent comes from
any quarter. R. o. Hammond, Esq, wri-
ting to the Statesman and Democrat under
late Of Akron. January IL, says:
The administration Of Gov. Medill has
given eminent satisfaction to the Democra'
cy ofthis region, and was cordially indors-
ed by the Convention which appointed our
delegates to the State convention. His re.
nomination is wholly satisfactory to US, as
is likewise that of Mr.. Morgan, whose in
dependence of action and steadfast adhe'
renee TO the well defined creed Of Ohio De-
mocracy has entitled him to Il unreserved
confidence Of the party.
The writer of this is among the best in
formed men in that section Of the State ant
what he says is entitled to consideration foi
us truth.
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Which Church?

The Wings and their Know Nothing al
lies, having determined to disiranchise and
degrade all who are of the Catho bic faith,
are now in a quandary as 10 which creed to
adopt. as the Church of the State,
In New Hampshire, the Unlyersalists ap-
pear to have borne off The palm, the Wings
and Know Nothings Of that State having
nominated a UniversaliSt clergyman for
Governor. Presbyterians, Methodists and
Baptists, are now, therefore. under the ban
in New Hampshire, equally with the pro-
scribed Catholics!
In Iowa, on the other hand. the Presby.
terlans appear to have gained The ascen.
dency, a clergyman Of that denomination
Mr.. Harlan. having beer recently elected tc
the United States Senate from that State.
This may be regarded as a defeat Of the
Methojists, Bapists and Episcopalians.
A religious war is waged against one o
the mos feeble churches. as regards numer'
ical strength; and before the thing is fairly
consummated, before the Catholics are ban.
ished, their bodies burned, and their prop
erty coniscated, a strange difference of opin
ion arises among the majority, as to which
church shall be united with the State.
1t is meet that all Wings and Know
-
Nothings define their position. and make
choice of the sectarian banner under which
they will hereafter fight.
The Ohio State Journal. a day or tw
since. seeing the dilemma in which its pro
scriptive course had involved it, proclaime'
its hostility to all religious tests. This wi
hardly d.. afler the conspicuous positio
which some OF the editors Of that journa
occupy in the Know Nothing Lodges. an
after It's violent Trades during the last cam
paign against Catholics and foreigners
Again we say let those who have made
test against a certain religion and birth
place, now take an affirmative position, An
do battle un1ea some banner of the church
Do not for heavens sake all turn infdels
Statesman.
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AN E~NGINEERINa ISyESrIoN.--The Sci.
entifc American notices a new invention
which may be used advautageously for trans
porting blocks for building piers in rivers
and Transporting cannon and the baggage o.
armies across rivers and r%avines. IL car
also be applied to the saving Of lives in ship
wreck, when nea, the shore. A fixed wire
cable is suspended between two points, say
the banks Of a river, a carriage is made to
traverse on this cable, guarded by slo:l
and tackle, and made to act au.omacally t.
couple and u~ncouPle, for loading and die
charging a, any desired point. BY shooting
a cable over a ship and fastening it TO th'
ship and to the shore. the carriage can b.
made to run on the cable between the shiI
and the shore. and so save the lives OF ,hos'
on board the ships. Its called a 'suspen'
| ded purchase 7 @
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What are the Wings Going to Do7

That's the question about which we are
some what curious. We should like to know
whether they intend to rally under the Re
publ can" or the 'star spangled banrer?"
Whether they intend to favor the charter
Of a national bank?
Whether they intend to favor an assump'
ton of the debts of the States?
Whether they intend to favor an increase
Of the tariff?
Whether they are in favor Of a home
stead law, or of granting the public do
main to railroad corporations?
Whether they intend to favor a repeal oil
the naturaliz, ion laws?
Whether they intend to join the church
burners, or to surrender, as in 1852. to the
magic of the "broyue," and the "sweet &C
cent Of our German fellow.ciizeus?
Whether they intend to favor the mixing
Of Perpetual Aliens, and consequently enc
mics, instead of friends, of the half million
of foreigners who annually seek our shores?
These are political questions, in which
the people have an interest, and all polltI
clans who are honest, and not engaged il
any thinble,igging conspiracy to obtain
power under false pretences, will have nc
objections to make a response, AMI chang
out their Banners"
The Democratic party, AMI the Free Soil
party, have met oil these and other cues
tons, frankly and fully, and their banners
float in the sunlight. Where is Whissary?
Will somebody answer Statesman.
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'sHow to Make Know NOthings.

The Journal quotes an article, which con
taius SOM Incorporate expressions. from
the New York Citizen, the authorship Of
which Il errOnsOusly attributes to John
Mitchell. as a good recipe for making KAow
Nothings. This sentence concludes the ar
ticle in the Citizen:
1--WE are here on American ground,
either as citizens or as enemies"
No one a object to this position, surely.
II the foreign emigrants would tamely sub
init to the disftanchisement and degradation
which Know Nothing Whiggery seeks to
impose upon them, they would be anUOrthy
of freemen. 1t is for US to elect whether
they shall! be friends or enemies.- =. Stafesaan.
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SUPPoRr YOUR CouSTY PAPER.--We occa-
s~ionally receive letters in which the writer's
express an intention to ''stop" their county
or village paper, and take n Of our pub
lications instead. We always regret to rec
ceive such intimations. We think q man
ought to support his W paper frst. and
then il he can afford to take a paper pub.
lished at a distance, let him do 80, and We
shall be happy to supply him with Life y.
lustrated. The country press, in our opin.
ion, is the most important in its effect on tho
enlightenment Of the nation. 1t ~cohveys,ia
three thousand rills, the intelligence. to
nearly every home in the country. The
country press ought to receive q cordial
support. Every place should try to hare
its paper Of such a character that the peo-
pie could be justly proud ofit. Il this end.
let them pay prmptly advertise literally. re-
commend warmly. aud in every way stand
by their editor as long as theyconscisnsioas-
" camille Illustrated. .New York.
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A Good Burlesque Of Know-Noth-
ingism.

...F #
The following excellent hit upon the ri
diculous notions of Know Nothingism was
given by the City Council Of Roxbury,
Mass, which, upon the last night of its SEES
sion pissed the following ordinances:
"Oraered, That the Superintendent 0 fthe
Aims house be, and he hereby is, directed
to sch at private sale all the horses attach
ed to the establishment that may be Of for
eiga blood, also. all the oxen and cows OIL
the Durham short-horn. Ayrshire and AL.
den sy breeds; also, all the swine known tc
be OF foreign extraction, and supply their
places with native breeds, whose pedigree
can be traced with absolute certainty as fai
back as Shay's Rebellion. "a
"Ordsred, That the measurers OF wood
and bark be directed to examine all the
fruit and forest trees in the city, and to dig
up by their roots and make into faggots al
those Of foreign origin Of apples. pears
peaches, plums, DC; also. all the Englisl
elms, European liadens. Scotch larch, Nor
way spruce. &c.. the growing Of the SAM
being deemed inconsistent with rspub ioau
Institutions, detrimental TO the progress Q
the age. and dangerous to the liberties Of on
country."
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3. No person born in Canada or Europe
should be permitted to vote until he has re
sided twenty.one years in the United States
4. Protestant foreigners should be pro.
scribed as vigorously as Catholics, even i
tens Of thousands Of them are our fathers,
elder brothers and cousins.
s. All persons of foreign birth should be
regarded priHa Jaes as enemies of our in.
%stitutions, and be placed on the same leyel
where we keep free niggers.
To which should be added:
"Indians should rule this continent. as
they are the only genuine natives or abort
gines in tall others being foreign inter
lopers and alien enemies"
Now contrast the platform of the Know
Something's with the above. 1t is as follows
according to a copy a member has placed il
M possession:
l.. Opposition to all forms of tyranny
over the mind or body Of man-J:fe'son
2. Neither nature nor the Constitution
Of our country recognizes the right Of mar
to property in nan.
5. Principles and character, and no
birthplace, are the true standards Of quail
~iication for citizenship. ..
4. No more slave States should be ad
mitted into the Union, and their rhould bt
neither slavery nor involuntary serVitude
except for the punishment of crime, in an!
territory of the United states.--Jefferson.
S. The Papal power being a political des
poism under the garb of religion, its sup
porters shosld not be permitted to holt
Office in a free country.
6. The people being the legitimate sourc'
Of political power, all Offices, national a
we'll as State. 30 far as practicable, shoul'
be filed by a direct vote Of the electors.
Such is the platform of the Know Some
things, and it will meet with a response tina
viii appal your tlindoo silver-Gray Know
No,hings. A State Council is organ ze
end in active operation. Also a Nations
Council, pro tenn. Applications for char
ters and membership are pouring in from al
sides.