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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-29

THOMAS r. Mcdonnell, Bullion Broker
In Melbourne, the 18Th OF September, report
goid market has been without snimatiou this
vtel price 76s. to 10 81 most o. the purchas
of shipment by the Kent delaying operations ia the
hope that the powers who sway the golden rod will
dute tie rate Of exchange BJ the time that business
begins Monday the result viii he known. The produce
for the stek Shows considerable increase any pre-
viou his year. except that of last week. whore the
foi ngtpy Ovens escort makes ills appearance. large
quantity Ct aualgarBa gold has reached town from
Mount Bactwood by private hand tho produce Of the
quartz reefs Of that district which on bcfng melted and
asa,to turns out TO be richer than the auvd gold
The loss ia weight htwryer IS great, snd those parties
who have been ruicha Ing It 1T or nearly gold price,
viii have found out their mistake by this time
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By this change it is said government will gain in
creased revenue on tea Of Co., and on sugar Of &sS
COO per annum.
Al Melbourne the markets are thus reported:-Trade
sim continues essivey dun excepting few trensa,-
tons fer the Interior the past week has Of
fewer transactions than many its Predecessor Among
other for this state Of things the fact that tbs
eraby, stnds foremost. An impression ID gradually
gaming ground that TIE number Of Hrms engaged In
trade, esPSeisy in tho retai braurUs, must be greatly
reduced before nythng like return TO a healthy state
OF things can be expected.
LOLA M0NTEs AGAIN--A sHEKIFF's OFFICER IN A
Der l.
Lp,A Mos1Es.-This lady proceeded to Melbourne by
in the very mode of her departure maintain that
gree OF pre- emnerce In snguarity Ito use very mid
teIm) which has distinguished hetihrough life Several
wrs had been issued against her for claims by
persons who bad accompanied her to California cover
ing atos ether very large amount Upon one Of these
Blown, after the Waratah had lett her mornings
but oiIectly she arrested it is said she made
for the cabin undressed, and went to bed tell
ing Mr. Brown that she would not go with him. but that
he night take her she was If he chose He appealed
1t is further said to the captain the the
company but could induce them either to stay the
progress Of the vessel render him any aid Efforts
were made to hoist signal for the water poise boat
but of the OF the arrested lady either
the bards otherwise prevented the signal from be-
ing made and Mr.. Brown WAS compelled to leave the
WaiAtah AZ the heads without lis prisoner II remains
to be whether the Supreme Court of New South
Wales those who this occasion governed the
mens the Waatah the strongest, and proceedings
are understand TO be Immediately taken In order to
try the question.
GOLD CIRCULARS.
SrDasy, Sept 1.-THE great increase OF gold dust In
Victoria, and the alteration in the exchange in Mel
bone has had the effect causing the price OF gold
dust TO tan there This to certain degree has caused
tendency in the gold market there. The banks
mercantile community viii enabled to operate.
and 10 hip gold duet melted gold In ingo.s vt much
cheaper rate Melbourne than they can in dney bat
the supply In the sister colony will be much greater
than the demand the consequence will be that the price
Of gold will fall large quantities will be shipped aud
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On Thursday December O. the steamer New Granada
arrived at Panama She had 80 passengers and $780, 900
In treasure. Her dates are, Valparaiso, Nov ID |;
Callao, Nov. 10; Paita, Nov 20.
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SIIerin'S Sale.

WDY virtue Of an order Of sale, issued from the
ID Court Of Common Pleas Of Jackson county,
Ohio and to me directed, will offer forsale at pub
lie vendue, at Swiits, Cross Roads, in franklin
Township, in said county,
on the 10Th day OF April, A. D. 1855,
between the hours Of l0o'cock A. NJ. and A o'clock
P. NJ. Of said day, the following personal property
to wit: One yoke Of black Oxen, one yoke OF brin-
die Oxen, one yoke Of red and white Oxeni and one
other yoke Of red and white Oxen one Ok Wagon,
four OK Yokes, and three chains. Levied upon as
the property Of William Douglass, at the suit Of c..
g. H. II. Kelly, to satisfy Judgment rendered at
the March term Of said Court, d. 1855. against
said William Douglass and in favor of said c. g. II.
H. Kelly. VINT0N POWERS. Shift J. q.
! April 8, '55 20~
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NEW ApYERTIsEMENTs. !
WHAT A CHANGE!
BUNN, WALTERNOUSE & 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-
equaled in quantity and quality by any others in
this market. Also, having become acquainted with
the wants and wihes Of the surrounding community,
they supply the wants of all, even to the most
fastidious. Ca and 20 aud be convinced.
Among their extensive stock may be found the
finest articles of Fancy French Persian Berege Dc
Iainos and lawns, lustres, gnghams, alpaccas, vel
vets; silkspain and fancy. Jaconetts, swiss mulls
bobinets, grapes, laces. Bonnet findings.
Best brands Of brown an bleachcd musns, drills,
denisens, shoetings, pillow csinngs cotenades shirt
ing, tweeds cambrics silcsias, table covers, crasb
canvass, and prints Of every yuiety.
A fancy lot of French collars, Collarets, Shemi-
sets, undersleeves, artifcals, gnghams linens silk,
and embroidered hankerchcfs, mits kids, fancy silk,
Isle thread and cotton gloves, fancy, colored dotted
and black demi wells. Parasols and fans.
Black, French American broad cloths; Black,
French and American Fancy fancy dassiIneres, sat
inets and tweeds. Satin, Silk, Plush and fGndy Mar
settles vcstngs broad twed, buff aud fancy linens,
black silk and fancy crayats.
Embroidered gossamer satins and gimp Belgrade,
Neapolitan, Rutland, lace and hair, Embroidered
French lace, tuscan and silk bonnets. Misses and
childs Flats. "A.
Mems, boys and youths patent, leghorn, fanama,
wool hats s--fOncy Cavalier and Wide Awake Hats.
Gents No | extra fur, otter, and mOleskin hats.
M ems boys and youths grain, kip, goat,
IYA calf and enid brogans, Gents and boys
kip and calf boots, gaitcrs, ties, &c. Women's
and Misses. fancy lace boots. lasting CATERS,
calf goat, morocco and kid buskms-childS
fancy lace boots, buskins and ankle ties.
AtARPET chain, cotton yarn, batting, wad-
" ding, &c. Carpets, rugs, floor oil cloths
&c. Travelling bags, sachels, umbrellas.
A FULL and general assortment of groceries,
IA Hardware, Queensware, Glassware, Paints
Oils and Brushes
HDLACK, lead colored and fancy silks black
I'D satins-dress trimmings. DC.
BEACON, in large or small quantities, tor
h y sale low at b. W. q BIS.
M GLASSES, 50 half bbls. just arrived and
lVh for sale at B. W. d BIS.
COUGARS, by the barrel or ID. at
- b. W. & BIS.
DRIED Fruit, Potatoes and White Beans,
a for sale at B, W. d. BIS.
April 5, 'h5 BUM WALTERHorsE & BUM
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SPRING FASHIONS FOR 1856.
D. LEACH g. CO..

A RE now receiving direct from the Cities of
IN New York and Philadelphia, most marnifi-
cent assortment Of goods which was purchased with
great by one OF the partners who is experienced
in business and purchased them at exceeding low
ratos Our stock consists Of various branches Of the
mercantile trade we will not undertake to enumcrate
but few. We can say that VIC have an unparalleled
stock.
SILK GOODS
OF the richest styles and most superior Qualities,
which we will sell at prices to suit the times
STAPLE DRY GOODS.
In all its various branches, ours is large and well
adapted to the trade in this or any other country
which we will sell at prices to duplicate any other
merchants bills
MANTILLAS AND PARAS0LS.
complete assortment for all this country which
We will sell cheap Ladies are invited to call soon
and get the first choice.
B0NNETS AND RIBBONS.
silk, Straw, Gimp, Gossamer, Soft Straw, Flats,
and Ribbons &c, the latest fashions cheap for cash
HATS AND CAPS.
Silk, fur, cashmere wool, straw, panama. leghorn
and palm leaf Hats; cloth, silk and plush Caps, for
men, youth and boys.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Extra Gne and heavy Boots, for men, boys and chill
on; Also, os fr ladies aud gents, mis- ses and
boys, q complete assortment.
HARDWARE AND QUEENSWARE.
In all their various branches for all those who want
bargains, ii is geuelay understood they will be
SoId cheap.
Groceries.
A splendid stock Of Coffee, Sugar, Tea Moasscs,
Rico, and general assortment which we offer cheap
for cash only.
Jewelry.
Gold Watches and Chains, Gold Pens and pencil c.
ses, rings breast-pns, earrings, &c DC. We invite
the attIution of the public in general to come and
examine our stock, as We think we can sell little
cheaper than any body else Our terms are prinei-
pllly Cash, or produce in exchange for goods.
u liz krlI 4 rO
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Notice.

nj Office is hereby given, that the Board Of
~ Education of the incorporated Village Of
Jackson, deem it necessary to borrow Six Thou.
sand Dollars, and to pay the same in such annu-
al installments as may be required by said
Board, for tie purchase of site and the cree.
ton of School House in said village, which
building together with said site, snail moi
exceed in value said sum, and that the
question of, t"School House" or mo School
House." will be submitted to the voters of said
village oil Monday the I'd dav of April, A. D.,
1855. wv. LONGB0N, Clerk of
Board Of Education.
March Is. '5J ST.
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JACKSON MARKETS.
JACKSON, Apr. l2, 1855
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CONFECTIONERY,

"ENRY N. PRICE, takes this method of in.
IL forming his friends and the public generally,
that he has purchased the entire Interest Of A. Is.
Price in the Confectionery Store, on Main Street op
poste the, Public Square jackson Ohio, where be il
tends to keep good assortment of Candies, Cigars,
Fruits, Nuts, Syrups, Ice Cream, Oysters etc. which
he offers at Wholesale Or Retail on reasonable terms
Tor cash. HENRY NJ. PRICE.
April S. SIS 2-u
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Jcwelry.
CO-Partnership Notice.

D. Leach and L. Edwards have associated with
them in business S. Sternberger. The firm will
still be carried on under the name of D. Leach Co
s. Sternberger invites his friends to call and get
bargain, and guarantees to give them the worth oi
thcir money. d, LEACH d Go.
Jaekson, April 5. 1855. IF
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Attachment Notice

William Shope,
VS.. ; In Attachment.
Joseph Yates.
4 7 my instance IN order of attachment was
n issued by ]. Edward Jones, Justice of.
the peace of Madison Township, Jackson count
ty Ohio, against Joseph Yates, a non residen'
of said Jackson county, for the sum of forty
seven dollars and forty cents Said order
was issued ON the 2sth day of Feb, A. D, 1885
and has been duly served and returned alSt
the summons accompanying the same, has beer
returned, "not found" Whcreupon the cause
was continued until April 18th, A. d. 1855, al
10 o'clock \. NJ. The said defendant is furthe
notified, that the said plaintiff will testify ii
his own behalf on the trial of this cause.
WILLIAM SHOPE.
march IS, '55 5l-3w
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Consumption is, without doubt, the most
fesrfully fatal Of all diseases, Except epilenicsI
annually carving thousands TO untimely
graves. How often could the ravages Of this
arch destroyer be prevented, If timely remediOs
were used in allaying the inflammation produced
by an ordinary cold. For coughs, colds, sore
throat, and all other similar diseases, Stabler's
Anodyne Cherry Expectorant, has no equal.
It is not recommended as infallible, bat medi-
cal men and others, who have used and admin.
ylered il, bear testimony Of its extraordinary
efficacy. Its known to be good lnediine, and
a. such Is afiorsd to the public; as also Staber's
DinIhpa Cordial, for diseases Of the owels.
See descriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis Of
the agents. Price Of each, only SO cents Pe1bOt
tie, or six bottles for $3.50.
Ell STABLER Il CO., PRoPRIEToRs,
WHoLEsALE DRUGGIsTs, BALTIMORE.
JAAzs II. {. MILLER, Agent for Jackson CO..
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
JoHs D. PARK, Cincinnati R. E. SELLEEA,
Pittsburg, J. II. PATTERSON g. Co. Wheeling.
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A. B. PRICE.

MNoULD respectfully inform the citizens of Jack
W son and vicinity, that he has sold out his in
terest in the Confectionery Establishment, TO Henry
NJ. Price, for whom he bespeaks liberal patronage
All those indebted to me are respectfully invited
to call and settle a. B, PRICE.
April 5, '55 2-tf
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DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, &o.
scioto & Hooking valley Rail Road.

SciOiO & Hooking Valley Rail Road.
& X Ross, Wholesale Grocer, Portsmouth, o.
-. fershis large assortment Of Groceries, &c .
to Merchants and others Of Jackson, and adjOin-
ing counties, who may visit Portsmouth forsuP.
plies. $. h Ross, win give prompt attention 70
the receipt Of Goods and Groceries, arriving by
River, and forward them BY the first train and
vail also attend to the sale OF forwarding Of Pro-
duce. Pig Iron, Grain, &c, arriving by cars
chargeslOw.
w Orders promptly filed, and letters Of in
quiring, as TO our market or other business, aas-
ters, answered carefully. Address,
SR. ROSS, Portsmouth.
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Citizens of This and Othcr Counties

u r. DAY, has still few of those choice
eDs Fruit Trees brought to this county, from
the State OF New York such as Apples and
Plumbs, for sale. N. B. Those who feel in
clined purchase, had better call soon, as there
is but few for sale.
March %, '55 52-6w
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Notice 20 the Public.

I'd UNAWAY from the subscriber, living il
II Bloomfield Township. jackson county, Q
boy aged II years, by the name Of Harrison.
forewarn all persons from crediting, harboring
or employing said boy, as win not be aceounta
be for any contracts OF his hereafter.
JOHN MORAY.
March %, '55 52-3w&
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AdminisirutOr's NOTICE..

Estate Of Mary Shafer, decd.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the under
~ signed has been appointed and qualified as
Administrator of the estate Of Mary Shafer, late
of jackson county, Ohio, decd.
ROBERT PERRY.
march %. '55 59-3w
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Executors Notice.

Estate Of Skelton Brock, decd.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersign-
~ ed has been appointed and qualified as ex-
ecutor of the last will and testament Of Shelton
Brock, late of Jackson county, Ohio deceased.
GEORGE WoODSOE
murcn "a, IS E0-3w
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Attachment Notice.
Benjamin Wheeler, Plaintiff,)

Benjamin Wheeler, Plaintiff,)
VS.. In Attachment.
Wm. M'KinusS, Defendant.)
rHNHE said VIM. M'Kinniss, is hereby notified
d that at my instance on the 5th day Of Feb.
ruary, 1855, an order of Attachment wa' issued
out by John Goodrich, Justice of the Peace,
within and for Washington township, Jackson
county, Ohio, against the goods, chattles, stocks
or interests in stocks, rights, credits moneys and
effects of the said VIM. M'Kinniss, q non resident
debtor of the county aforesaid, for the sum Of
twenty dollars, and thirty.Seven cents, and said
cause has been continued until the 24th day Of
April, A. D. 1853, at one o ocloGk P. NJ. of said
day. BENJAMAN WHEELER, Pltff.
march %, '55 52--4w*
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A Chance TO Make Money!
Profitable and Honorable Enl-
nf1ynlpmI

YENIIE Subscriber is desirous of having an
Il agent in each county and town of the I'm
ion. A capital of IRON 5 to $40 only will be
required, and anything like an efficient, ener
getic man can make from three to FIVE dollars
per day :--indeed some Of the Agents now EN-
pIOyed are realizing twice that sum. Every
information will be given by addressing (post
age paid.) VIM. A. KlNSLER,
Box 1928, Philadelphia, Pa , Post Office.
March %, '55 52-3w
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Horse Bills for 1855.

EETill be printed at this Office, in beautiful
w style, on good type, with a most spIen'
A.. did new Horse Cut, for that purpose.
Ht3A and on excellent paper, on the most
reasonable terms, and dwith expedition. All or.
ders attended to promptly.
March Is, '55 81
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Notice.

Office is hereby given, that ! have beer
~ appointed and qualified as Administrator
with the will annexed, of Samuel Allen, late o.
jackson county, Ohio deceased, and will pro
ceed Immediately to settle said estate.
ASA ALLEN, Admir-. with the will
annexed, of SAM'L. ALLEN.
March 90, '55 l--3w
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FRANKLIN HOUSE!

MAIN. STREET, JACKSON, OHIO.
TNHE undersigned has just taken possession
n of this old and highly popular Hotel,
recently renovated and reftted in a superior
style, and is determined to make it place oi
comfort. convenience and pleasure to all who
may become guests of the House No pains,
labor or expense will be spared to make the es-
tablishmenta place of rest 10 the weary travel
er, as order, quiet, cleanliness and comfort, and
an abundance of such declcies as the mar.
kels and best culinary skill can afford, shall al
ways BE- found at "the Franklin House."
His stable is gcod-always filled with the best
hay, oats and corn, and attended by faithful
and honest Ostler. He respectfully solicits i
share Of public patronage.
JOSEPH STROPES.
March Is, '55 5l-tf
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Office.
TO the PUBLIC.

IN II E subscriber having perfected his arrange
u ments for carrying passengers OH his Stag
Pa A5sssSS.A Route from ChillicOthe 10 Cali
polls, will leave ChilicOthe on Mondays
Wednesdays, and Fridays, at o'clock in the
morning, and arrive at Jackson, at II o'clock
NJ, so as to connecl with tine cars, from Jackson
to Portsmouth, which leave at 2 o'clock z, NJ,
Stage leaves Jackson at l2A P, N, and arrive at
Gallipols s o'clock P, NJ. Returning leave
CALI polls, on Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Satur =
days, at o'clock A, NJ, and arrive at jackson
at IL o'clock NJ Leave Jackson at l24 ?, N,
and arrive at Chi IcOlhe at o'clock Z. N. By
this arrangement it will be seen that passengers
can avail themselves of a through route either
way, from ChiIlicothe or Portsmouth, as the
stage and cars arriva at Jackson at IL o'clock
NJ, each day as above. BY strict attention to
the wants and comforts Of passengers, the sub
scriber solicits share OF the public patronage.
A. FRENCH, Contractor.
jackson Aug. 10, '54 2O-if
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HURD's EXPRESS,
ACCOMMODATION LINE

Ga A THE Steamer BOONE, will
a EaEN. hereafter make 1ri weekly trips
sszszzriEsgssss from Cincinnati 10 CstIetsbnTg.
viii leave Cincinnati every Monday. Wednes
day and Friday. Returning, will leave Catlets.
burg every Tuesday, THURSDAY and Saturday,
al 2 o clock 2. M
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
The "Boone" will leave for Cincinnati, on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, uoon the
arrival Of The evening train Of cars, rom this
place TO Portsmouth.
JOHN MCDOWELL & Co. Agents
Us. HURD, Commander.
Dec 81, "a 39-lm
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$4,000
WORTH OF FURNI7URBI

EOB sale oil tie mos. reasonable terms Of the
II following description:
0ShkA Mahogany spring seat, cane seat,
ONSSH Grecian wood seat, scaIIop top,
spindle back bastor back, slat hack and spil
bottom chairs.
AhA Mahogany spring seat, cane ssat, cane
Il ~ back bastor, slat back, Jenny Lind, split
bottom and nurse rocking chairs.
sASk ChilUrens table. rocking and nursery
DA Dining, breakfast match and centre
1SA Two drawer, one drawer, leaf " ash and
IL fancy stands.
40 Mahogany, walnut au' cherry bureaus
4 y of every style, very fine dress bureaus
u Scroll ana fancy lounges.
50 Bedstcads Of every description some very
fine.
sWrtiug desks and book cases attached
a fine article for Justices Of the peace or bnsi
ness men.
A lot Of tin safes and cupboards.
lG crib cradles, and cradle settees..
"a looking glasses, from the largest parIoi
down to the smallest size.
&c husk, Gotten am hair bed, and lounge mat
tresses and pillows. -,
Is plain and fancy g day and 30 hour clocks
any amount of picture frames and clothes pins
and lets Of other articles too tedious TO men
ton. J. " NJ -SN"'
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NANCE & SMITH.

y
Wholesale and Retail dealers in
Tin, Copper, and SheGt-lrOn Ware
vWlOULD respectfully announce to the pub
VIZ lie that they have removed their .estab-
lishment to the
NEW COMMERCIAL BLOCK,
Three doors above the Isham House. where they
intend keeping constantly on hand large as
soltment OF
Tin Copper and Sheet-Iron ware,
Also iapaned and pressed ware, water buckets,
tea chests, tea and coffee canisters, cake boxes,
trunks, sugar boxes, spice boxes, cash boxes
watch safes, CRATES ladies', lamps, lantcrs, can
dlesticks, japanned tins, wash bowls, basting
spoons pie plates, cake pans, etc, etc. COOK
ING STOVES and Stove Furnature.
PLOW CASTINGS,
OF all kinds, They will keep team running
constantly, in this and adjoining counties, and
would be happy to furnish Merchants with all
of the above named articles at wholesale pri-
ces, as cheap as they can be purchased else
where. All kinds of trade will be taken in ex
change for Tin ware or Castings.
They viii be always ready to fill any contrac
for spouting or roofing houses, etc.
March 90 'j5 l-tf
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Sherif's Sale,

RY virtue of an execution issued fran the Court Of
Common Pleas, within and for the county Of Jack.
son, in the State of Ohio, and to me directed will
offer at public sale, at the door of the Court House
IN said county,
@ ON THE l7th DAY OF APRIL, 1855,
Between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock
J.. NJ. the following personal property to witt One
Black Marc, one Brown Pony one Gray Horse one
two horse Buggy, levied upon as the property OF
Francis Smith Sons to satisfy judgment in favor
of William Eden d Co., and against Francis Smith
4 Sons. VINT0N POWERS, Sh'f. J.C.
April 5, '55 2-2w
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GROCERY g. PROVISION STORE.
JOSEPH BOTHW ELL,

N EsPECTFuLLY informs the people Of
ID, Jackson aud vicinity, that he has Pur-
chased the
Family Grocery store,
Formerly owned by D. Brown, on Pearl Street,
between Church and Columbia, where he has
now OH hand fresh supply Of Family Groce,
ries, and Provisions, which he is offering at ex
tremeIv low prices. HIS determination to ac
commodate his customers, should be recon.
mendation enough for him. All KINDS Of Couu
trv Produce, taken in exchange for GOoos =
Don't forget the place, On the Hill" near
III JOSEPH boutwell,.
Jackson, jany lS, '55 4J-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MACKEREL.

EUST received 10 Hhds. Prime n. o. Sugar,
y also loaf crushed and pulverised for sale 10
The trade by w. g. WHITNEY.