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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-06-28

THE STANDARD-ADvERrIsING Medium
Our paper as an advertising medium can
not be surpassed by any other country pa
per in the District, having at present about
nine hundred to one thousand readers, be-
ing situated in the heart of the Coal and
Iron region, surrounded by numerous
Furnaces and small villages, and a large
Mercantile neighborhood, also, a vast width
of Agricultural country. Merchants,
Tradcsman and business men in general,
could not do better than to advertise in the
jackson Standard, as it will be the best
investment that they could put forth. We
solicit our friends and all others to try the
project.
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STABLER'S GOOD MEDICINES" are re-
commended to the public, with the assurance
that nothing is claimed for them, but what they
really possess The curative properties of STA
LER'S ANODYNE CHERRY EXPECTORANT
have been certified to in hundreds of cases, where
it has been beneficial in Coughs, Colds, Sore
Throat, Asthma Bronchitis, and diseases of the
lungs and throat generally, The DlARRHGA
CORDIAL is also known to have cured hundreds
of cases of those serious diseases of the bowels,
which so often prove fatal. Indeed, in regard
to both medicines, a trial of their merits, by the
afflicted, is confidently asked, as we really be.
lieve there a"e no better medicines in use.
See descriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis of
the Agents. Price for each only SO cents, or six
bottles for $3.50,
Il. Ii. STABLER g. CO., PRorRIEroRs,
WHOLESALE DRUGGIsTs, BALTIMORE.
JAMES II. c. MILLER, Agent for Jackson Co.,
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
JoHN d. PARK, Cincinnati r. Il. SELLERS,
Pittsburg, j. II. PATTERSON q Co. Wheeling.
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For the Jackson Standard
EssRs. MATHEWS & LAIRD

MEssRs. MATHEWS & LAIRD,
SIRs Il was much pleased to read
the advice of your correspondent M, to
the young men of jackson. And as he
made some allusion, to the Ohio University,
l being an inmate of the same, would beg
leave to make few statements Of the pros
Ferity and prospects of this institution, to
the young men ofmy native county through
your paper. The University is in very
Aourishing condition. There has been one
hundred and seventy-three students enroll
ed the present college year, which expires
Aug. lst., 1855, a number exceeding any
previous year since the Ohio University
was founded. The students are worthy
Ohio boys, with few from Virginia and
Kentucky. Jackson county is pretty well
represented, there being some twenty
from that alone. And we should like
to see some twenty more the next term,
which commences Sept. 18th, 1866
This will be the first term in the college
year IS and SO and far the best time in
the year to commence. Then come on my
young friends arouse yourselves, shake
of this stupid lethargy and resolve to be
something or perish in the struggle; place
your shoulder to the wheel and resolve that
ignorance, with all its combined power
shall not deter you from rising to distinc.
ton, and here is the place that you will be
enable to face the enemy with bold
front. We have the best of Professors,
who take delight in pointing the road to
KNOWLEDGE. This is the cheapest place Of
learning in Southern Ohio, or in the State.
Scholarships can be obtained for three
years for $500 being S166S per term,
Boarding can be obtained at $500 per
week, or as many do, board themselves for
from $0,75 to 81 90 per week. This is a
very healthy mode ofIiving, have plenty to
eat and pure water to drink The health
of the students is good. Then come on,
the fair sex will respect you more, thea aged
will rospcctyou more, ard God will respect
you more, if you try to oimprove the talents
he has given YOU then ralley and God
bless the boys of JACKSON. n \ II
0. U. Athens, June 18th, 1855.
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Might Watch.

1t has been suggested by some Of our
citizens to form night watch in our town,
as of late there have been numerous little
thefts committed and others attempted,
which if they had proved successful would,
have resulted in some serious losses to our
This could be done by private
from citizens of the town.
We heartily agree with the suggestion as
but a very small amount from each man
would secure an amount sufficient to en-
ploy one or two good and safe watchmen,
who, while the town is wrapped in sleep,
will probably be themeans of saving much
property from the prowling rogue and in
cendiary. We dohope thatthis mattcrwll
not be overlooked, but thsta watch may be
speedily formed. What do our citizens
hink of the suggestion?
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I II E FOURTH OF JULY!!
HENRY M. PRICE,

WOULD MOST RESPECTFULLY INFORM
the citizens Of Jackson and vicinity, that he has
just received new stockof
CONFECTTONERlES,
Consisting in part Of the following articles; Com
mon and fancy Candies, Lemons, Oranges, Figs,
Raj ins, Nuts, Cigars, &c.
My Saloon Rooms, are well fitted up for the
accommodation Of both Ladies and Gentlemen, where
will be found at all times, ICE CREAM, Mineral
Water Lemonade, Soda, Mead, Ale, Beer, and
all other delicacies of the season.
am also Manufacturing an article of pure Lem.
on syrup, which offer at wholesale or retail, at
little less price than it can be bought at any
other place in this county.
Pic Mic, Wedding, and other parties, supplied
with Ice Cream, plain and fancy Cakes, Lemon
Syrup. Candies, Nuts, Fruit &c., at short notice,
and on reasonable terms. Remember the place,
franklin House, Jackson, Ohio.
June %, '55 l4-tf
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Telegraph Line.

What do our citizens think of the idea
Of the establishment ofa line of Telegraph
10 this place. twill be great advantage
~ not only the business portion of
cur citizens but will be great benefit to
every private citizen, and will bring our
town In close connection with the business
world as well as give us the benefit of all
The news Foreign and Domestic.
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Daily Mall,

Mr. A, French, informs us that he has
commenced running line of Coaches to
and from Bycr's Station connecting with
the cars at that place, on the Marietta &
Cincinnati Railroad, and that he will carry
a Daily Mail, for the accommodation of
our citizens, Mr., f. deserves much cred
1t Tor this enterprise, and should receive
the patronage and encouragement ofevery
citizen and tho travelling public in general.
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~T. R. Clewers, q Co. have made
much improvement in their Drug and
Apothecary establishment, it is now Ga
feet in depth, making it the largest estab-
lishment of the kind in this district They
have on hands a large and fresh stock
of Drugs and Chemicals, and are dai-
ly receiving new supplies. They are
just receiving from Robinson & Co. New
York, agents for an extensive firm in Lon
don, an article of patent Liquid Glue, which
is said TO supcrccde any thing ever used
by mechanics of all kinds, for cementing
wood glass, &c.
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SPIRITUAL RAPpINGs.-There has been
some little excitement in our town Of late,
in regard to spirit rappsrs. Some spir-
its, of mammoth and some of medium size
have been wandering about at all hours of
night, making loud demonstrations ofthcr
works and warning folks Of their presence
in no very quiet way "Look out for
Snakes ye spirits of old Bourbon, or YOU
will be cotched.
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The Akron Beacon says the price Of
wool has advanced slightly. ranging now
from 80 to 81 cents. Extra fine qualities
command higher prices.
Hon. B. F. Letter will address the Re-
publican Convention of Summit county,
on the 30th inst.
A pacing match, purse $4,000, came
of on the New York Union course on the
2lst between Pocahontas and Hero
The latter was beaten, Pocahontas per-
forming the mile in 2 minutes and III
seconds, being the fastest pacing on re-
cord.
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Plastering and Cementing.

JOHN P. RIGRISH, takes this opportunity Of
announcing to the people of Jackson and vicinity,
that he has commenced the business of Plasterine
in this place. and will attend TO oil work of the kind
entrusted to him with promptness and will warrant
his work to be durable and done in the best Of STYLE
Cistern making and Cementng will be done in good
style, and on the lowest terms. All kinds Of Jobbing
done to order.
Also large lot of FIRST quality Of Lath always on
hands, which will be sold low.
sB@ superior lot of Lime, Of all kinds. Also:
Plaster of Paris, always on hand and for sale.--
Plasterer's will be supplied with q good article ut
the lowest cash prices.
JOHN P. BIGRIsH.
Jackson, Nay Path, IS. e3-m.
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Sudden Death,

Rev f. MABEE, pastor in charge Of
Spencer Chapel, in this city, died yester-
day afternoon at his residence. lie was
attacked yesterday morning about four
o clock, with cholera morbus. On Sat-
urday he attended the Masonic ceIebra.
ton at lronon, and returned the same
evening in his usual health.
Mr. NJ. was universally respected by
our citizens. with whom he has Iabored
in the capacity OF minister for the pas,
nine months. Morning Herald.
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NIIERIFE,S SALE.

BY virtue of three writs of ven., d., execution
issued from the Court of Common Pleas of Jack
son county Ohio, and to me directed, ! will ex
pose to sale, at public out-cry at the residence o.
Edward Fm2oe, in Milton TOWNSHIP in Jackson
county Ohio, on the 9th day of July, A. D. 1855
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. N. and 4
o'clock P, M. of said day, the following personal
property, to wit; -Four yoke Of red and white OK
en-, four ox.yokes, three logchans, and one OK
wagon, levied upon as the property of Jehial
Frazee at the Suit of NJ. d, W. Loomis against
Jehia Fazee. Also G. IL. Orth against Jehial Fra.
zee. Also Jehial Frazee against Phillips & Nc.
Neal for plaintiffs costs
VNT0N POWERS Sheriff, &c.
June 2S '55,-l4td d S. Prs. fee, 50,
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DR.. G. X. CRUMr-We direct tho at.
tention of our readers to the card of DR..
G. X. Crumit, who will commence the
practice of Medicine in this town and sur.
rounding county. He takes the practice
and Office of DR.. D. A. Hoffman. He
comes highly recommended as Physi.
clan, possessing the knowledge and talent
of diplomatcal practitioner, and asks a
share of the patronage of the good people
OF this neighborhood.
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Yours Truly &c,
T. w. GILLELAND,

EsT The above communication we
cheerfully admit in our columns. Ifany
gentleman does not wish his name placed
upon ticket for an " Independence Ball"
to come off on the 4th of July, the day
upon which our Independence was declar-
cd he is excused of course, and every pa
triotic man and woman of the free Ameri-
can government will let him off very easy.
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DISSOLUTION,

THE Co Partnership heretofore existing be.
tween d. Leach g. f, Edwards, was this day
dissolved by mutua! consent, The business will
be conducted by D. Leach, who will pay all debts
heretofore contracted by the firm of d. Leach e.
Co., and also receive oil debts due the firm, with
a ho pc that all who have accounts with the said
firm will call and make settlement Immediately,
and save cost. D. LEACH,
Jackson ju ne 2, '55 II E EDWARDS.
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Staam Saw Mill.

The Steam Saw Mil of Mossrs. Rice
& Rockwell, on the Berlin Road few
miles from this place, we notice, has gone
into operation again. 1t will be recollec-
ted that this mill was recently destroyed
by fire, Those wishing lumber sawed,
are respectfully invited to share their pat
ronage with these men.
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BALTIMORE, JUNE 23,-Beef Cattle
come forward freely and tie market is
moderately active; offering to-day 600,
Of which l50 were driven to Philadelphia
TO left; balance sold at prices ranging
from 4@54c. on hoof, equal to e@l0c
net, and averaging $4,75 gross. Hoes
Live improve sales at 8(084c. gross,
SHEEP Dull, supply large, and it is diff
icult to effect sales at S20$3, 80 per
head.
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Tavern LIcennes.

We understand that some Of our Hotel
keepers have been fetched up standing for
persuming to keep Houses ofentertainment,
without paying a license to do 80. This
is new move, and from what We can
learn is altogether fresh kink recently
discovered id the Laws of the State Of
Ohio. My God, what peoples.
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LAND WARRANTS!
q0, 600 ACRES WANTFD

THE subscriber continues to purchase Land War
rants of ovory size for which hc will pay the highest
market price in Coin or its equivalent. As there
will bo very large number Of Warrants pressed up
on the market after the first of june gradual de-
cline in prices for tho next twclvo months must in
svtaby take place, and those who mako the earliest
sales will realize the highest prices.
G. HENKING,
=, Banker and Exchange Dealer, Gallipolis, 0.
May 81. '55. 10 I'm
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Lock your Stables.

We understand that during the last
week. there has been some two or three
horses stolen from this neighborhood, and
it behooves our citizens to be upon the
lookout, for prowling, suspicious looking
chaps that occasionally visit this neigh
borhood. Keep your Stables securely
locked
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DIED.

On Saturday morning the 9th inst, of typhoid fC-
ver in Winneashiek County Iowa, THOMAS j. RAD
oLIFFE, aged IA years months, and 20 days.
In Hancock County, ILL.,, April 9th IS55,>WM, NJ.
HOWELL, son of S. G. 4 Permelia Howell, aged one
year, eleven months and twenty days.
In Berlin, jackson County Ohio, Friday 22d inst,
sEMANruA, daug ghtOr of fDr.I w. and Silva lmon",
aged IA months.
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MoRNEG HERALD.-By Mondays, Ports
mouth, Herald, we notice that J. P Du-
mas has disposed Of his interest in that pa
per to J. Hanna. Mr.. Hanna is well and
aavorably known in this district as a pub
ljsher, and we hopeinhis new enterprise he
will receive competency for his labors
We hope that friend Dumas may cast his
tent in a hick'y settled country, where he
will receive his just reward for his labors
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MARBLE WoRKs.--Wm, Cook, Esq of
the firm of Huttenhof d Co., Dealers in
Foreign and American Marble, Tomb
Stones and Monuments, Of Portsmouth,
was in town few days since. Our Cid-
zcns wishing anything in their line, would
do we'll to call upon these gentlemen.
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Dyeing and C0loring,

THE Subscriber informs the public, that he has Is.
himsefin Jackson, and will Weave Wool.
Sn carpets fevory desired patterns He will also dye
arms Shaws, Coats, and Silk, Dresses, of different
Ooors' Those wishing anything in his line Of bus-
ness are invited to coll and examine his work at his
3hop on Portsmouth Street. near tho old Steam Mill.
His prices will be reasonable.
sas- All work done by him will be warranted.
F. A. BAESLER.
Jackson, May 9th, '55. 0 3-m
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New Paper at piketOn.

Thos. MCollister, d II. II. Cissna,
have in contemplation the starting ola new
paper in Piketon Ohio, to be independent
in politics and every thing else. We hope
the gentlemen will have a good time with
their undertaking. Terms $3.50 per
year.
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CINCINNATI, June 25 P. NJ,

Jonathan P. Broadwei and Dr.. Grant,
both prominent citizens and very reSpec.
tabIy connected, were convicted in the
Poliece Court TO day, of abducting and
seducing young girl who had been
tound out to farmer, near Oxford, in
this State, by the directors of the House
of Refuge. Broadwell was fined $3.50
and imprisoned twenty days.
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GoDEY's LADY's BooK.--Tho July No
Of this excellent Magazine is in receipt
1t continues to grow in interest and favor.
lteism. The embellishments are beautiful,
and the reading matter cannot be excelled
by any other monthly now published.
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EH Many thanks to our old friend Z.
Brooks, for that excellent PERCH. Ed.
wishes us to say for him that he will have
on hands, every evening, the most choice
Fresh Fish. lio can be seen at the Rail.
road depot on the arrival Of the evening
train of Cars.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

against tice ofthe Peace in and
Abraham wycoff Def for the co., of FL Jackson. son.
THE Defendant, Abraham Wycoff will take
notice. that on the 18th day of June, A. d. 1855.
the above named Plaintiff, George W. Jackson,
sued out before said d. Savage Justice of the
Peace, in and for jackson county Ohio, an order
OF Attachment against the goods, chattles, rights
credits moneys, and effects of said Defendant, to
satisfy claim in favor of said Plaintiff for the
sum of S2S,3l; and the hearing of said cause is
set for the lth day of August, A. D. 1855, at 10
o'clock A. M. of said day.
June %. '55-l4-3w*
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Call and Try, then Judge.
&. W. SMATn.

WOULD respectfully announce 10 the citizens Of
jackson and vicinity, that having lately removed
from New York, and permanently located in Jack.
son, where he intends carrying on the Tailoring bus.
mess In all its various branches, on the low pressure
principle, and without steam. He invites all who
have work to do in his line, and who wish neat fit
and COOP WoRK, to give him q call. His work
VIII be done in conformity with the latest styles
and warranted to fit
-. Cutting done on short notice, aud warranted to
fit if properly made up
Country produce taken in exchange for Work
Shop one door west of E. Longs Store, over
John Z. Rothburn's Saddler Shop, in A. French's
building.
Jackson, June 81, '55. l3-H
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Hon. John Sullivan ofNew Hampshire
will be the Locofoco Nebraska candidate
for Governor of that State. 1t will be
some time before he will be elected on
that issue.
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FEMALE MEDICAL COLLEGE. have
received copy of tho sixth announcement
of the Female Medical College of Penn,
sylvania, located in Philadelphia, No, 229
Arch street, If it should be that any of
our lady readers purpose the study of
Medicine, they could not do better than at.
tend this College, as the Faculty is made
up of talented and worthy ladies.
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FIVN DOLLARS REWARD |
STRAYED OR STOLEN from tbc sn

eN-,o> STRAYED OR STOLEN, from the sub
HC}SSscribers, on Saturday night last, June 23d
BLACK MARE, 8 or 9years old, l51E hands high,
lame IN the left foreleg. No other marks rccoected
by which said animal could be known. The above
reward Will be paid to any person that will deliver
tho said mare to the undersigned in jackson, Jack
son county, Ohio. G. DAVID & BRO,
Jackson, June 2S, 1855. l43w
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The K,Ns, of Washington city held a
meeting on the evening of the 9lst and
ratified the platform of the South as
adopted at Philadelphia. Several
speeches were made.
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Mammoth Radish.

Master Oliver Miller, Of this place, sent
US mammoth Radsh of this years
growth, its nett weight was two pounds
and half 1t was sweet and tender
Beat this who eau.
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Mutton, Pork and Xnal.
Stolen,

STOLEN from the Stable of the subscriber living
in Bloomfield Township Jackson County Ohio. 4
LIGHT IRON GRAY MARE, years old, I51% hands
high, blind of the left eye, dark stripe on one
side OF the back about five six inches in length.
Wlll pay all reasonable charges for the recovery of
said mare, or information where can get her,
JOSEPH SCURL0CK.
June 2lst '55 13 3-w
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LIME! LIME!! LINIEIII

THE Subscribers have one hand, and arc Manu-
featuring superior article of LINE, which We will
warrant to be good, and which VIC will sell on the
most reasonable terms.
Send on your orders gentleman and they will be
promptly attended to. TIL. RICE & Co.
Gallia Station.
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Attachment Notice.
Madison StcphcnsOn,)
VS.. }
Samuel Allen.
In Attachment.

Madison StCphcnson,)
VS.. In Attachment
Samuel Allen,
AT my Instance an order Of Aattachment was
issued by J. Edward JONES' Justice of the Peace
for Madison Township, Jackson county Ohio
against Samuel Allen, nonresident of Jackson
county, for the sum of nineteen dollars and fifty
cents said order was issued on the 29d, day Of
June A. D. 1855, and continued until the 20th
day of September 1855.
MADISON STEPHENSON.
June 90, '55. 3-w
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ROLLING MILL AT CHrLLIcoTnE.-We
learn from the Metropolis, that about
$4,000 have been pledged by several
gentleman for the erection of o Rolling
Mill In Chillicothe.
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$3.50 PER MONTH! A SMALL FOR.
TUNE FOR ONE DOLLAR,

A CHANCE to make money, by all persons in or
out of business. No capital needed but by little
expense incurred 1t requires no travelling, no ped
ding, but gives you tho comforts of a home with
chance to make from $3.50, to 5000 per month. This
IS no receipt of any kind Book Agency; it is some
thing entirely new, and worthy of all persons desi
ring permanent and genteel employment. The
whole right and knowledge, will be sent to any per-
son, upon the receipt of one dollar. warrant sat.
istGetion, if not-the money will be returned.
Newspapers, Magazines, Periodicals and Mscella-
neous Books, Hymn Books, Novel Tales, Stationery.
&e. All letters, postpaid, addressed to GEoRoE f.
KNoRR West Columbia, Mason county, Virginia.
Box 10, will be strictly attended to.
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For the jackson Standard.
MEssRs EDIToRs,

MEssRs EDIToRs,
Ipreceive l that in the tickets printed at
your office for an Independent Ball in Jack
son on the coming 4th of July, my name
appears as one of the managers. Now l
wish to say in your Columns that l do not
indulge in that kind of amusement and
that my name was put in said Tickets
without my knowledge or consontald that
it is there in direct opposition to my wish
aa Xnnrs Trnlrr AZ
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LIVERY STABLE,-Persons wishing to
hire good horses and buggies or saddle
horses, can do so by calling on Mr., B, f.
Smith of this place. He has opened a
regular LiveryStable, for the accommoda-
ton of travellers and others. Terms
moderate.
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MARRIED,

On the 2lst., inst, by Jared Stephenson Esq,
Mr.. DAVID A. DAVIS, to MISS LOUISA DAVIS, both
of Vegea, jackson County Ohio.
On tho 10th, inst, by Joshua Perry, Esq. Mr..
JAMES MILLS, and Miss EIlzABErn HALE. Daughter
Of VIM. Hale, Esq.