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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-26
FIRE uARsHAL,s OFFlCE-Ocr. 25-.BefoF. Jl'a
PEARcy.

ARREST OS SUSPICION or ARSON -
YESTERDAY the police arrested a boy named MORO
more Tsyor on red by Jus ice Pesrcy % '1;
Fl ettips Gre 10 stable 40 -Four tie eseang
Of Au,u 81 1855 the evidence by the nf "a isn
.presr. SuAh Horn. who resides AZ NJ II r3dHh
tr.e fed that O'Clock that even M sas wsnt
into TIE yard 70 empty kettle OF ops; on sac catered
The ward sote she set her q down oy the drn
Ard stepped the gatswy sud looked up and 90 vn me
rs 70 rd the Sh-resbouts Of the burning; s. thu tms she
head her tettle, which stood b'tseeu her ald the
,tAbe UPSET, snc tuning round she say the boy
Mot more Tsyor from the Gshe he passed oy Der
through toto the and though she asked him
ha b. there he INSIDE epy; she stopped do Fn
TO pc looking IRE burnins 10 me
stable Immediately the alarm; tbs kettle stood sotae
fcu fes ron her enc bstseen her and the stable -
William II Pudney testified that he reslded Of No.
6 Bsow-sreet aud ceuped the stable No. l4O -Four street
that the evening August 81 be not get home until later
than u,us-ai minute, before Oe1c thst when ne puI
up bis horse the boy Taylor presents hr uer the he
was ia he ocked the ssbe-d00 that the boz snd you g
man pamed Smith him; that he did no. 9se sny gns,
As the street lamp which sspds fost OF hs liable sot
enou1h that in bis option the sab mast have oeea act on
FIRE BY light OF description had been us-d IN
the place ., -.
Frederick Greve testified thst he resdes at No 40
Fourth street. is clerk r Henry Esbr who leeps grocery
on corner; he pa. up NJ hsters horse soo% y
O'clock; n lie did rot an, g when be heard the
srm Ere he stable take cut the horses but
they before he got there. ..
On the above testimony, together with other cir
eum;snces Justice Pescy reobed the boy find bal In the
sum OF lhIee hundred dolsn TO answer the charge
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To Mariners.

LiSHT vtssEL AT HELENA BlR, :. C.-Tbs g. beses -
ish ses,-l hes resaned her od position os the eat aaes
81. Helen. sogLd. s. e -
Oue sLg will Dr. eHhi III 4 from ssr1se nis.u,
e.svsou Of y ieet above the Tbs Light v' p ~
cueed b snp~ AID inch parsDoc reAeeOfs gd ~.
be good net At os.snce Cf 10 u pagil -
{ MANIGAUuT NORRIS
Lsht house Inspector Cth eist.'-
Heiice q hereby sven thr' hs ~ Of J.rany np' -
fixed Lg frsstecs hs4bor, lie Si Be disooD iSael
that LIT MA cuIlfz AT ther aftef XIV
be tEoVn o revolving isLt iLstcs1 q IL ,..l
The luGlns;irs GgpHatns viii consist Of hres - -.
iauFs ~ fef-ct ar he !utefvA eetSSS1
he4Les viii Do cue miLuD.
w d. FRANKLIN
Lighthouse inspscsos, 10 tiitre-
Pcitisnd Ccf. lg 1873 sAg
IsLNus Il H. JAPlS sEA. IL, British 'h ps-ofsH -.
H.st Bitten fuui-h the following report concef--s
di.covrry II Islands n - 81. q Jsps7: o.t
The hitht Of the n " tl,-d ssertsnsd % D. 81
shove h. level othe sea Ihe " isnAs lies ia sL -,
:. ION a tf48s They about mile IN eztest b,
~ W by snd :. Z. by 2 direction aia are 10 80.
.entr ~ ieef Of rocks We could dic danger - ~,
nd The w.ter spy:aIs be deep close the shose
bafr.b With ts exception OF ew patches o. gas s.as
sids., and landing would be dincGt sxeeps n 'sp w.
weather.
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lrs,xY. Get 2s- flows .etye and drm .sle' q -
Mi A. ,u,rrr we'd p.ices MHsAr-SsFso Seo bg'h as
oaio hest 81 IS End ? o. bush C.Dsd an, 10 arrive
prvse terms. BAtLEy->aes # CO. bu'h = :. To- tvp
rowss ard al 80 for urrowed CnHN-ssl-s y 500 bad
dam 90. f n store Asc oars 45c Tor l,t~ NAe'2s "
cr, 10 dsy: bbls orr Beet Is ~ ss.h Goa
q as bush Bar ey lS0 Nhest 10 80 ba'h OsA
R.Lr,MoRE OF sS-FLoUs isve y m, son- b. d'rs a,
rnxinps Sal =, ytsterdsys Tees. Wheat verT Ncsu
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NEW-.JERSEY LZ,EMS.

Ssmous ACCIDENT Ate O'Clock last evening" as
e psss the New York and Erie railroad sn were
landing the ferry boat the Jersey City side CT the sy.
man named Thomas secor, resting De aware county,
u secd nAy stepped between the boat and bridge, and
Rad one OF hs badly crushed He conveyed the
Esw.Ye hospital. hi. leg will require amputaton.i
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Receipts OF Produce %

b. SoyA Rrey Roats-l og7 bhs Flour So Sl4 bush What
SIZE oss $50 do. Rye. s. $50 DO C,rn SO PSgs fre
yiii ~ = bhls WHISKY.
b. F,s Rs,osd-s l bb,s Hour $50 10 Whisky rs ae
Csts scs TO- Bsrley l6s A.. Rye, 557 b5l.. Whisky.
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BROOKZ wv ITEMS.

Horace Greeley and the Rev. Thee. L. Cuyer will
address The Temperance 'ss meeting at the Brooklyn
institute this evening at y o'clock.
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C,sI C.s,i-Several new 4

Gas! GAs,,-Several new styles OF GAS FIX
usKs arpsssps IN beauty 1od n.nshp anything ever
s-red fore Our producing ne" md 0nsina
eyos sDtly Ao the best PORTABLE Gas WORKS Tor
.,.ts sveit n churches factories this cJuIIy. Call
n oar srest Mar ctaTins Depot No. $40 5roat"sy
AkcHkR WARNER
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1. II. STAPFORD'S

j. X. STAPFORD'S OLIVE TAR.--Pain cannot OK
- where this Electrical Remedy IL applied. Sold E.
cents bottle BY a. Drrgs.s and at the Company Depot Nos
II aod ~ Nbwst
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All who write should 20 10 WuMARTHs :, 40. A.

Msideb be tye OF Ten add Irnclf cfel
Lovpds Patent The things of the .nd ever 'S7ed
ssts sesan convenient and durable Wsuanted not 20 get
ext Of order The attention Of tho trade u invited.
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FIRr.-Tbe house of Augustus Clogly in Wyckof
street, near Unoerhill avenue, was considerably dan
eyed by fire about o clock yesterday morning. Loss
nbout 1900
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CROCKERY, CHINA, GLASSWARE

oscIsAL PACKAGE REPacggD-T Tbs si'onon Of Dealers
hvtsd sbs ~ oher great iDduoensnts for ct'h
GoULDs ELLIOTT Noe Is5 Pearl snd 81 CaIraO srssts
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Wilson's DANDkLiON COFFEE--tOr Dyspepsia,

ks,,on Sick HesdAthe BUipus and Liver Dsssses am
sspet,y rebdeo Of eecaS e"ns'ftunn MS
Sod BY s po.beeSs- and q the pne!ps dep<
spvpey Of 27th- and Sd.sv
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Bass BALL.-EIcelsior club of Jersey City played
Newsi club, Sen yesterday, at East Newark The Excel
ssor c us got twenty four and the NeEak SIX.
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iAdgenLenen
nRan
THE OLD HOMESTEAD.
Yea will Ike IT,
CBrNA IRON AUCTION.-We offer at Wholesale

- ,,.A b,natffuJ assornsut Of Tea Diang, Agd I0Dst
Nd Cu Osss and Plated Caters Branch ssesroen,
No 81 Chsnben- lite Chin. Dining Sets, containing es
Dkeees, ESQ
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no aII WhO sfl1er from Wthknbbs dHI "~rJIIItJ'
We ga, nv the OryGEsATED BTfEssa acne whish cor
ssips Alcohol HIS cured the worst eats OF DypePs
AsshI.a and all arrangements OF the stomach
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Baltimore Cattle Market

A. csrs nsIssi today AGO he.s Beef Csu were
oarsf e Ehh To- driven e.stTut sat go ren.iosi
rEsl3 Tue baxSes brought p.s EEe,pas IS 81 IS bet;
] Hsfi ~ iTsi eensxs q a. 7Sss2
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IAdvsrs~rsnlI.

IAdvertssusnI
GLASSWARE, BY TIE PACKAGE OR oIHns" =
osxgsi.tas gr.nes, German, BwokLn: Hev-hh ~,,s"~.
Dsys, and Fit-shuIgh manufacture n seie~
psassk sansmey lows a AZ, q, cA.,.h-...
Ne rs Fe.rLst, snd rs:@n ~ Nc 81 Chano>s'rI
IAdverr'scnsnt
RhyKfN's OLD STAND,
Me- l0i 8ogery
aeagRY UEsER- -ksNEErs,
WID Dsr.bs aud II este
ase vsAg ths bss goods at The lowest prices VIII Boy OF
- iuspsstsu AID Dapafsetursrs
A. sAsXIy Co, No 100 BOwey. 49,
E.tsblis0sd in le2a-
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HInArUEa ALaAEAe......rHts DAr 49,.
Sun Risos,.,6. D Ses.......5:05 Aoox-kses.. o;A
sIGp sArks..-..s..s... fms DAY ,.u
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TAdvertlse meat.

TIE LAMPROTYPE PORTRAITS on gass-tbe
sssSsrp Gfec.a ftys s-~vpa 'bs Ph pcU.1h aof ps-
- eet,pe fdry and erhso 'as SEE tie spec M
a Nc sss Broadway, AATIs1s CLUE.
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Dec.is52 2l2 Dec 29ito3 nc.6, 7Cl 8B Dec.6sj 10
By reducing he Wheat flour he quantity OF tho latter
eft 1e.wser this year compared Win the co eespoaJns
OF lac yes shows decrea,. of IS 4B abs Of Flour
The following table the quantity q some oil me prn
Gina articles produce tide from ne commence
meat Of navigation 70 I'D Oct inclusive du Jag the
"a f-Q "a ~ days.
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bsga To Rotterdam; use bsee cotton a iie; and
500 bbls -four at eIe.
Tia llosipg sales Of stects and bends were msie

The Z uoeipg sales Of stocks and oohos were ms1e
at aseion by A. u. Nice'.y;
~. AID y qaes.sbs r Let met, iEt sided, W
is;oe q ,,issd and Todo nssms. IN, .ddei >,
10 .nS IN q 40 UD r. ID iug., SIDED so
SI,o 80, g.a,. .ro ton K "a ssss Gt add ~ -.
,n II Mani l. K Let Ststs-, ut-I-s AIDED, So GSl
go - san,h.Tp Ind gAreh b. r. Is lot a3d-a ~ G5et
S -. nr,n.I Insurance scrip s54 erect ,dled,.. I'll
80 -. No,-. and Fec Increased s'eek...... IS
so.h,.N,- Y.rk ~ dave steamship 90 ........ Ut
Is sh.es New-folA eDe I4'e = "a.
Ioh.,.. Sev.An,.trrd..s hre sssu snce Co
80. "a No,tp river ere insurance. C.. Sot
- - n.eh.p,s,' nv ii.ertnse Co...,..
50 share Eno-l>sf hrt in@1' - ~
~ shares a gers H. issuIs. - = 49,. y.
shsrts Ru gsrs . IA snfANoo ''''''' a.
30 shares be ,msn ofs meei 80 80 -. q
:. n M pscine ush Nan''l wa ........ -
40 a. a. Tniou cold inies
i,6,o .hsr- . God IN mib 20 -. r. ......, g
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Dec. 81 5T4 Dec. 5SNlf Incl OfoAeo Dcc.@pii 10
The quantity Of the articles eft 81 ude-~atef
from the Of navigation 10 the Of october,
inclusive dur years t51 aud 1885 Is ~ follows:
slouf. bbs. " hest. b. Corn on. b1rey, bg
us3..,.....2 81 -Qg b(0ii Z,52l III j oo5 III
iSs5',..,.. 8tO5s7 snO76 9,2l2965 sGSH
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Disasters, DC.

Ths L. g. steamer s,n Jaeinto Com. Jas. ArmsIoss 'ss
KY for tie EAss lLoies.
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NOaEk ZION
Atlas OFFlcE TlurtiSy, OcL s. is5-
70 f.s ESi.rr sf TIKI \. y. Trissas
SIN: In your Pp1rt yesterday Of All. Hsrsieks
trial yos ,tbue ucny % Nshauel W Nsehan 81 e.
TEAppEgs W. ngIGHAy,
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Ire 575T Inc. 457 1853 Dec. ..VT4 lnc.uo,''
TIE qnanity of the articles len at tide wsief
om the OF navigation To the I'D OF Oct m
eusive durins the years 1874 and 1855 Is as follows;
Flour, bb.a Wheat. bu. Corn, bn. oaIleJi on.
ieS4 ...... .6Sl e6' zi65 $40 S,l73N9 llw,p9
iisSi S,as 81 27IO755 geZ2S5 Si.,H
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DENH or JUnGE MoRRIs The d'st,'r'-attorns y,
j. tefhns remarks, moved at the court s.iousa a. =
this trial, 10 >sturlsy. y o1de ~ n Wh,i :, snd
responded 10 by 'hs Judge, and the mo;ol graz IL.
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Keep it before the people.

That Salmon P. Chase is
Grln favor of Negro Suffrage
E9-In favor Of Negro Jurors
EE-In favor of Negro Office holders
IFIn favor Of comforting upon Ne
groes the political privileges of White
Citizens
If Mr.. Chase does not follow these
propositions, let him so state, whilst he i;
addressing the people.
The above occupies the head Of the
leading column in the Mt. Vernon Ban
mer, a Medill paper. 1t is the basest
concoction we have met with during the
campaign. The editor should blush to
print such an exhibit, without the least
authority upon which to base it, Sup,
pose the Republican papers should print
something like the following;
Keep it before the People.
That VIM. Medill is
6-In favor CT horse stealingl
Eg-In favor of Polygamyl
nEIn favor of Negro Amalgmation
Asg-Ih favor of depriving White peo-
pie of Elective Franchise
IfMr. Medill does not favor these prop
ositions let him so state, whilst he is ad
dressing The people.
The editor of the Banner ought to
know that it is dishonorable TO make a
public charge against a gentleman, un.
less be can prove his charge. Its not
for the person assailed to deny calum-
ny, but for the person who concocts it to
prove it.-Cin. Gag.
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Carpet Department.
Queemsware Department.
.AFFLHCFED'S ATTENTION.

DRS L. & ]. w. BARBER. would respect
fully announce to the citizens of Jackson county
that they pay special attention TO the treatment
of Chronic Disease and from their success here
tofore we can assure those afflicted with Cancer
Fistula Ulcers, Spanish Diseases. Epilepsia,
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, etc, that they can cure
these diseases, because disease has been stand
ing for few months or years it is no reason it
cannot be cured, we go to work to cure a case Of
Cancer, Rheumatism or Dyspepsia with the same
certainty of success as we W wOuld a mild case Of
Intermittant or Rcmittant Fever. In the treat,
ment of Fistula and Cancer, the knife is relied
upon because with itall portions of the Fistula or
roots of the Cancer cannot be removed, but by
applying medicine directly to the disease that
will remove all the diseased growth, and the
roots of the Cancer. Then let the ulcer be care
fully healed, and there is no danger of return
of the disease
NIB. Paalytc can be invariably cured, if seen
soon after the attack.
For further information, call upon and address
Drs. L. & }. W BARBER, Chillicothe. Ohio.
Office on Paint St, opposite Market House.
Aug 80, '55 23-ly
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Jack son Common Pleas, Jackson
County, Ohio, March Term, A. D.,
1855.
Elihu johnson, Plaintiff.

r, - n, ra,., If
G,a,,i' G' 'uni = M ~ Iiay
W o'I!, '''' VI" 10y nm sr,s N0oiso oIuy noHo
"' i'"' 0'''i nnIn " fI,a fHu' Llau anu -'"N'J
III ,.'a.,, iia"n., "JlJiI,,n1,' srlItn 10
nv ~ ,T L'l,'o % | 1Vis Ctl u "''o
%,'a @
Tttd a'l' T'.,, SI a. NV. os; y
80 ~ ~ ~ % ~ "g, ,.;eaL
u0n'9 VI S, yno GtT'o ". ou'Y'l or
Tl"' V.io iIHt'i, vi NV o't G@J a.
~ iD'y' n'u hiS w | .H.H P.viHor' ~ Saiu 'oui
ag"h5' t"S Saiu 'ii", tu' ,"
a. ot"y' IN M 5T ,'ni0 " VIZ oi .'o -"
uay oi ooloogI a; p lot?, AZ 'aehsoi county aioie
saIu, cHecG"u ms cGrGIh bloi, ,suse ueeu " onS
Hcmci ~ pi%ney, vi o.u Iouu'J' lot IVY aoisS "
luu, Oh tnJ soa'n sEg y, V'G "outn eaa' VI
oo1tGn w. 80 w. - " -,o 80 s,s
uaty IN n Ja;Hsoh county uloros 70 sVIuto Ie b. pay
uhv VI NV uOiti ~ Ion .lV s'iu
ley OF iS assigns vi sie hiSV uay Vi 'anu"iy next
mn'oh 1'Lt NV @ "N' ~
20 'Iie P.Hll.I!1 "ll sun @ aiu 'i
'ngr " V'io SaiI I'rai.oJ " " 'nI
lnuV InG 5i'u ~ llin' "lSo op'aInVu a"
Shst IaIu henry a. Ci"y, IN MS ne Ii wy wiz
Nv 'n7 ouhe WIN VI SUI" "a -" ioi', ~ .,io
sum oi lCIy.SA HoaI5 anu y"vI,o oeit' anu Sos.'
sul' WHICH Juuel'H' % S'ili o"'S'"ii'"s anu "i
Puiu' r,,...., r., c,.. l;.,.r,...
so VltS 'Io s"iu a. Ti' ~ toE i'
" W., Vii t.o hiss uuy VI "a a. 10
anu ugll'ercu " Gne anu " nv" VI
TI"nhln Gouy, ohro, li9' o '.I lV"t
~ " Wv P"' IN
Vl Vc sum VI SHY uoi."Is anu ~ oonVo' 'egn
uue Dy sulu Heniy a. my ~ sdIu r iilan ~ n'e
''nVnS 'neio'I.c' "Hioh 'nc ''iu ~ ii'a
Is SUN 9ulsahainS, ana unpaid AISo Viiat ule s"!u
Nancy llawks CLAIMS 10 nave some IN
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Sherif's Proclamation.
THE STATE OF OHIO.

THE STATE OF OHIO, ..
Jackson County, 'o'
Proclamation is hereby made to all the quail
fed voters of said County, that General Elec-
tion will be held, as required by law, on the
second Tuesday of October next, being the 9th
day of said month, at the several places of hold
ing elections in said County, at which time the
following officers are to be chosen, to wit:
One Governor for the State of Ohio.
One Lieutenant Governor for the State Of Ohio.
One Auditor of State.
One Secretary Of State.
One Treasurer of State.
One Judge Of the Sapreme Court for the full
term.
One Judge of the Supreme Court for the va
cancy.
One Attorney General.
One Member of the Board of Public Works.
One Senator for the Seventh Senatorial District
One Representative for the Counties of Jackson
and Vinton.
One County Treasurer for Jackson County.
One County Commissioner for Jackson County
And the Trustees Of the several Townships of
Jackson County are required to select the follow
ing number of persons from their respective
Townships, and return the same according To
law.
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DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, &c.
CRYSTAL PALACE STORE
Against the World.
.. LIE ACH,

Main st., opposite the Post Office, Jackson o.
HAS COME To PHE Conclusion to sell
Goods at less prices than ever heretofore, after
taking into consideration the immense quantity
Of goods continually kept on hand, together
with the numerous receipts Of goods, from the
City Of New York and Philadelphia, which
enables me to sell vcrylow come with your
cash and try me.
STAPLE DRY GOODS.
Muslins, Prints, Lawns, Ginghams, Bareges,
Delanes, Debages, Lusters, Merinos. Tickings,
Dnllings, Denims, Cloths, Casameres, Sati-
netts, with complet assortment 10 numerous
FANCY GOODS.
A good stock Of fancy goods, and portion of
summer goods, which will sell at cost for cash
only.
WHITE GOODS.
Irish Linens, Swiss Muls, Jaconetts, White
Linen Handkf s, collars, Under.sleayes Cheni-
sets, DC, &C.,
Notions, Hosiery & Gloves.
A full assortment Of all of those articles which
shall not undertak to numerate.
UmDrelIaS N I dTdsOIS,
All kinds and for everybody, which will sell
at prices to suit the times.
Hats g. Caps.
silk, Beaver, Wool, Panama, Lcgborn, Straw,
and Palm Hats, Caps of all kinds, cheap.
Bonnets s. Flats.
Satin, Silk, Gimp, Soft Straw, and GOsamere
Bonnets and Fa.s.
Boots & Shoes.
A Splendid Stock of fine Boots & fine Shoes for
men women and children, all Of which II will
sell very cheap for cash.
Hardware & Cutlery.
A good stock which will not numerate, but
come and examine.
Ready Made Clothing.
All very cheap, come and see them.
Queens & Glass Ware.
A splendid assortment which is bound to sell.
Watches & Jewelry.
Gold Watches, Gold Pens d Pencils Cases
Breast Pins, Ear Rings, DC, all Of which | viii
sell cheap for cash only.
Groceries d Stone Ware.
Bacon and Lard, first rate Stock Of all of thu
above articles, which will sell very cheap, fo
cash only.
Cash or Poduce
Only taken in exchange for goods. This sys
TEN will be strictly observed, with a request tC
those who have accounts with the firm Of D
Leach, or D. Leach d Co., would call immediate
ly and make settlement, and save costs.
Gj@Also Real Estate: Two Town Lots il
James Town. Which will be sold on the mos
favorable terms. D. LEACH.
jackson June el4-'55-l2-6-m.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

THE subscriber offers for sale, his present DWEL-
LING HOUSE and lot, upon which the same is sit
uated, being on Main Street in the Town Of Jack
son, G. II. Ohio, ONE HALF LOT South of Bum
Waterhouse Bunn's store. Also ElGTH or TEN
acres of land, situated in jackson township, eight
miles from the town of jackson, three miles from
the Marietta and Cincinnati, Rail Road, and about
~ miles from the Cincinnati Furnace, upon which
last named premises have now in complete order
and in operation one STEAM SAW AND GRIST
MILL, with two run of Stone in said Grist Mill
Also one DOUBLE CARDING MACHINE. Also
two Yoke of splendid Oxen, one wagon and Other
personal property necessary in and about the using
Of said Mills &C., all of which desire to sell upor
reasonable terms. Apply for information to thu
subscriber Mt his residence in Jackson or at hi
Mill, in jackson township jackson County, Ohio.
DANIEL PERRY.
jackson, Sept, 8, '55. 24f
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DRY GOODS, &c.
WHAT a CHANGE!
BUM, WALTERIOUSE & BUM,

HAVE just completed their grand selection of Fancy
and Staple Dry Goods, which they now have on hand
and are selling little cheaper than the CHEAPEST.
having had the advantage Of selection in our large
and Fashionable Eastern Cities, their stock is un-
equalcd In quantity and quality by any others in
thls market. Also, having become acquainted with
the wants and wines Of the surrounding community,
they can supply the wants Of all, even TO the most
fastidious. Cailand see and be convinced
Among their extensive stock may be found the
finest articles Of Fancy French Persian Bercge De
LANES and lawns, lustres ginghams, apaccas, vel-
vets slks-plain and fancy. Jaconetts, swiss mulls
bObinets, grapes, laces. Bonnet findings
Best brands Of brown an bleached muslins, drs,
denisens, sheetng pillow casinngs coteDades, shirt
ing tweeds, cambries sesias table covers crash
canvass, and prints Of every Vaiety.
A fancy lot Of French collars Collarets, Shem-
sets underseeves, artifcials, gnghams, linens silk,
and embroidered hankerchiefs, nts kids fancy silk,
Sie 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 dassimcres, sat.
incts and tweeds. Satin, Silk Flush and fandv Mar
5ees yestings, broad twied, buff and fancy linens.
black, silk and fancy cravats.
Embroidered gossamcr satns and gimp Belgrade,
Neap0litan, Rutland, lace and hair Embroidered
French lace, tuscan and silk bonnets. Mixes ard
childs Flats.
Mems, boys and youths patent, leghorn, Panama,
wool hats-fancy Cavalier and Wide Awake Hats.
Gents No extra fur, otter, and moesdn hats.
M ems boys and youths grain, kip, goat,
lVA calf and enid. brogans, Gents and boys
kip and calf boots, CATERS, ties, DC. Womens
and Misses. fancy lace boots. lasting CATERS,
calf, goat, morocco and kid buskins--ehilds
fancy lace boots, buskins and ankle ties.
GARPET chain, cotton yarn, batting, wad.
~ ding, &c. Carpets rugs, floor oil cloths,
&c. 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
ID satiRs-dress trimmings. &c.
ERACON, in large or small quantities, for
RD sale low at B. w. & BIS.
M GLASSES, 50 half bbls. just arrived and
| WI for sale at B. W. l. Bs.
SUGARS, by the barrel or b. at
10 B. W. d BIS.
DRIED Fruit, Potatoes and White Beans,
~ for sale at B. W. :, BIS.
April S. IS, BUSS WALTERHousE huSx,
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DIED.

Near this place, on the 4th inst, Mrs. SUSAN VAN
WELSH, wife of 7. Van Welsh, aged about % years.
The deceased was born in Uniontown, Pa. Her
maiden name was Salter.
AGO thou in peace thy homo on earth now leaving,
In the lone chambers of the dead to dwell,
Thou hast no portion in the sorrow hcaving
The heart whose anguish tears to freely tell;
A path of light and gladness is before thee,
The hope Of Israel in fruition thinc,
And thou hast gazed upon the beams Of glory :,
Around the throne of IsraePs God that shine"
On the evening of August "a, 1855, in Hillsboro',
Mrs, A. GRIFF1rH, consort of r. Griffith, aged 3S
years.