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DalIey'S Magical Pain Extractor.

The great and principal characteristics oil
Dalley's NJ ,gical Pain Extractor consist:
LIST. o. its never-failing and unique property,
ms soon as applied TO any external injury, to
check inf ,maton Instantly and rapidly to reduce
il. This feature constitutes It's great power to
alleviate the pain Of burns and scalds, and OF
other painful diseases in so incredibly short
space of time, and as will appear from the few
testimonials hereunto annexed. Every iHtelli-
gent mind is fully aware that, in all cases of ex
ternat injury, the pain is prod iced by irilama-
ton of the Injured parts and therefore il you re-
mo, the cause, the effect must cease.
81. Its puriGcative properties neutralize the
poison that may lHrk in the system, and will,
when applied To the sores, draw re ldily all i'm
p1re matter 10 the surface, aud eject thence
The gre II discharge it produces from sores coca
stoned by burns--and when applied TO old and
inveterate sores, Salt Rheum, or other cutane-
Gus diseases.
Each box of renu:ne DslleS's Pain Extractor
has upon it Steele Plate Engraved Label with
the signature Of O.-V. CLicKENEa & Co., Pro-
prietors. aal HENRY DALEY manufacturer. AL
others are counterfeit. Price p cents per box
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers in Med
icines throughout the United st ties and C ,nada
0. X. TRIP. Gen. As'tior Michigan, al d ,troit
Cickener's Pills for sale.
Ii. b. PERSHlNG, Ag't. Plymouth Ind.
Sept 30, 1855. 27yI.
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iNH AL ALTON
Ifatasf0 0ttuG8.

The mode of Inhalation, in cases of diSeas-
ed Lungs and throat, recommended by DR.. Cur
It's in his advertisement, strikes us as the true
one. E.is now generally admitted by our best
phy sicians, that LOCAL difficulties can only be
successfully Treated by LOCAL applications
The practice has been pur .ued from the first
with respect to external inflammation and cor
roSions, and we see not why diseases OF the
throat and lungs may not be treated i'll the
same manner; We believe they may. IN thi,
variable climate of ours where lung and throat
comp,a intS have become SO prevalent and rife
we earnestly recommend to the public. and 10
the afflicted especially, TO avail themselves of
DR.. Curtis remedy. Zone who has tried it. ]
See advertisement in this paper.
CAUrION.--Dr. Curtis Hygeana is the O.
riginal and only genuine article. 4lm2
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ShpriG,s Sale.

DY virtue Of an execution to me directed
D from the Clerk Of the Marshall Common
Pleas Court, will offer al public sale at the
Court House door in the town of Plymouth, IN
said county, on Saturday, the 81 day oil
May, 1856. between the hours Of 10 O'CLOCK
m, and O'Clock p m, on said day, the rents
and profits for seven years OF the following
described real estate situate in said Marshall
county, 10 wit:
The west half OF the southeast quarter o.
section (, township 33 north, i'll range one
east, containing 60 acres. Also, the undl-
vided half of the east half of the southwest
quarter of section 81, town "a range one east,
containing forty acres, more or less.
i said rents and profits will not bring sum
sufficient to satisfy said execution, will at the
same time and place proceed to sell the fee
simple title TO said real estate 10 satisfy the
same. Levied upon as the property OF Daniel
Barber TO satisfy said execution upon which
he, w. L. Thompson, and w. l.. Pratt are re-
plevin bail for Pomeroy& Brother, and in ia
ror of Samuel T. Pratt & Co.
j. L. THOMPSON, Stiff.
Pr. T. B. Thompson dept
April 10, 1856. 3t3
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my intercourse among those with whom
have associated. these know the fact.
and TO them appeal to testify to the
truth of what shy. But if ii is cred.
liable on the part Of Mrs. T. 10 send nv
letters. written especially for her private
rerusal, 10 Plymouth. or 10 send garbled
and distorted extracts, TO be still further
distorted in passing through the mouths
of these taie bear ring nusances. and cir
culated to the injury of others as well as
to my own discredit. am willing she
should have al! the benefit resulting.
l have written nothing concerning our
unhappy differences. nor have taken any
action in relation to obtaining a divorce.
nor have said any thing in regard TO my
future intentions, of which am ashamed.
And If my traducers are in possession of
statements said TO have. been commnni-
Gated by me TO Mrs. 7. in relation to
what could do if | were so disposed. or
If they have i'm their hands the letter sa id
to contain these statements, they are
most earnestly invited 10 give publicity
to the letter, and not seek 10 bias, nv
reputa zion by circulating among those By
whom | am but partially known--dir;y
falsehoods--ihe offspring Of their ow n
deformed minds.
Indeed. these persons seem to be skill.
ed i'll nothing so perfectly as in a species
Of wordy obstetrics, by which The words
Of others are delivered Of their meaning
or murdered outright. and wordy phrase
substituted no more like the original
than is falsehood like truth. Ii / had
said what had been charged with say
ing. am deserving of nothing but to be
visited with the contempt of all honora
bic minds. Ii the charges are false, my
trsd1cers are deser ing a similar express
sion of public sentiment.
PIERPONT C. TURNER.
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Important DO Females.
DR.. SEMAN'S PILLS.

The combinations of ingredients In these
Pills is the result of u long and extensive prac-
tice; they are mild in their operation, aud cer-
tain of restoring nature TO It's proper channel
In every instance have the Pills proved sue
ccssful. The Pills invariably open those OBJ
structions TO which females are liable, and bring
nature into its proper channel. whereby health
is restored and The pale and deathly countc-
nance changed to healthy one. No female
can enjoy good health unless she is regular; and
whenever an obstruction takes place whether
from xposure cold, any other cause the
general health Immediately begins 10 decline
and the want of such remedy has been the
cause Of so many consumptions among young
females. To ladies' whose health will not per
nit an increase of their family, these pills will
prove n valuable acquisition as they will pre-
vent pregnancy. Headache, pain in the side.
papitation of the heart. loathing of food, and
disturbed sleep, do most alwoys arise from the
Eruption of nature; and whenever that is the
case the pills will invariably remedy all these
evils. Nor are they less eff -acious in the cure
of Leucorrhea, commonly called the w hites."
These pills should never be taken during
pregnancy. they would be sure to cause
miscarriage. Warranted purely Vegetable,
and free fro IN anyhing injurious TO life health.
Full and explicit directions accompany each
box.
These Pills are put up In square, flat boxes.
Persons residing where there is no agency es-
tablished by inclosing one dollar in letter,
to o. K. Trip. fremont nouse, one door from
Jefferson Avenue, Detroit, Michigan, can have
them sent to their respective addresses by re-
turn mail C. L. CHEESEMAN,
Proprietor. New York:
OK. TR.pr, fremont House, general agent
for Michigan. H. B. Pershing, Agent, Plym-
outh, Ind.
S.nt on 1QS5 ZIyl.
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State Of Indiana,
Marshall County, SIS.
In the Marshall Circuit Court.

In the Marshall Circuit Court.
CATHERINE FOX, \
rs. Complaint for Divorce.
CHARLES K. FOX y
~ ME Plaintiff in the above cause has filed
u in my office comp laint for divorce, and
il appearing by affidavit that the defendant,
Charles X. Fox, is nonresident OF the State
Of Indiana, he is notified of the pendency of
said complaint and that the same will be
heard and Gete rmined at the next term of said
Court, to commence at the Court House in
Plymouth on the second Monday in August,
1856. and unless he appear and plead, an
swer or de;nur Their to, thssame will be heard
in his absence.
Attest: NEWTON X. PACKARD. Clerk,
BY JAMES McFARLlS, Deputy.
March 81, l3j6-lw3
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PIERPONT C. TURNER.

FAST WoMAS.--Eiopemcnt at West
Milford. Much excitement has been
created a: West Milford by the elopement
of Mrs Sarah Courson with David White,
Of the sa me place. This is the third time
this lady has figured as one OF the parties
of an eiopemen;. Her first elopement
occurred at the age of twenty. or there
abou,s, when she left her mothers resi-
dence with her first lover and went to
with child in embryo. never having been
married--or at less. it is so said. She
beca me mother and resided ut home
about six months or a year. when she
went off on tour with man named
Armstrong. New Yorker.
She was afterwards married TO a Cour
son. with whom she resided Till the 9th
Of March last. when she agnin left West
Milford 10 meet the said David White, 1
SIoa,sburg, where the TWO took the cars
and went West. since which time nothing
more is known Of them.
This Ssrsh Jane Cursor is one of a
"a mily of six sisters named Ryerson, fl i've
# whom have left their husbands and
e,oped with Other men. All six hive
been married ana not one of The six lives
with a Lawful husband at the present day
five having loped and The only remain.
ing one desc ring he, husband. or refusing
10 live with him. We doubt If case of
equal singuIarity can be found anywhere
in the Union.
Paterson q J.l Guardian.
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&REgEAL MoZEgB@.
The Law of Newspapers.
Patrons will observe the followina
sslav OF evsDanars."

Patrons will observe the FOLLOWING
claw OF newspapers:"-
|. Subscribers, who DO not give express
notice 10 the contrary. are considered as wish
ing 10 continue their subscription.
j. Ii subscribers order a dsconti-uance OF
their papers, the publiShermay, notwithsiand.
ing, continue to send them until all arreara
ges are paid.
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their papers from the Office to which they are
directed their subscriptions continue and they
are responsible until the printers bill is set
tie and the paper is ordered to be discontinue
ed.
4. &c subscribers remove without informing
the publisher. for the paper C utinued to their
old address they are responsible.
In addition to the above, the Courts have
decided that refusing to take fro the Off e or
leaving uncalled for, paper on which AREA
RACES are due, PRIMA FACIA evidence in
tent to deiraud.
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State Of Indiana.
Marshall County, SIS.
In the Marshall Circuit Court.

In the Marshall Circuit COurt.
David B. Dumb IN,
Samuel Church, jr,
and Charles Grass, Complaint to subject
Us. real state to execution
Nelson W. Pea~s on &
10 eph Pear on.
The plaintiff; in the above entitled eau e, by
James o. Park, their Attorney. Lave filed IN
my Office their complaint again the above
named defendants, TO subject real tate TO
execution; ard it appearing from the affidavit
of di ~intere ted per.on that the pendants,
Mel on w. Pearson and Joseph Pearson. arc
non res penis of the State of Indiana, they are
therefore notified OF the filing and pendency
Of said complaint, and that the same will be
heard and determined at the next term OF the
Mar hall Giro lit court, to commence on the
second Monday in august, 1856, and unless
tn y appear and plead answer or demur thereto
t.. same will be heard in their alb en- e.
Ate (: NEWTON r PACKARD,
April 10, 1856. It3 Clerk.
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Homeopathy Our citizens will perceive,

HUllIpdlh! .-Uur CIl.ZFHs VIII PFrc5I'F,
bFreference to our advertising columns.
that an opportunity is offered to those
who favor this system of practice by DR..
Vinsll, who comes among US sufficiently
he is competent to perform all he promis
eS
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The 9Th yoIssvsac of the plvm-


The 9Th EolsEgsac Of the Plym
outh Weekly Banner will lie cor mencca I'M
mediately after tie expiration OF the present
volume, and although il has at present per-
manent living patronage, il is the anxious de-
sire of lis proprietor 10 increase its circulation
and usefulness.
In few weeks more, we shall eomfnence
the third year of our connection with his eS-
Enlistment, and whilst We seek this a. ~
opportunity to return our warmest thanas &c
those who haze manifested an unfalteTiHs ce-
votiOn in lis prosperity, we appeal 10 them 81
the same time. to continue their exert;ons ~
extending the circulation O! The paper aAdl-s
advert sing patronage.
AS heretofore the Banner will OCCUPY en In.
dependent position upon all topics which nay
agitate the public mind-leari7T lis co1drc-
tor free to vote as his own diseE .!on ms esc-
tate; and when parties get upon our Ma. ora
we will sustain them. and when hey @ben lon
it we viii as promptly and rely TcI .nats
them. We are. conScientiOuslv c.. 'Sef r
tine extension OF slavery beyond as ~ =.
limits. and would gladly see i a5o. slet
where it now exists; bat we ale jas as muca
opposed 10 the use OF illegal and m. uS:ifa!.,z
means 10 accomplish these ends. We fail
out with no one for differing with Us upon spc.l
subjects, and ieel justlfiable ia expecting tx
same lberality al the hands Of o. ers.
Both in our social sad political inteicCursC
with our friends, we have doubtless erred
We know we have, and who has not? Hni,st
our faults may be Of one character and u 1so
of our neighboTs pSrtakinE CO another, chart
ty, mutual lorbearance aad kinGaess s2eg %
ply the essential remedy; end 30 i3r as $50
are Observation-Disclosures about specs, rfoa-I-
ses-ge shat inces. an,ly strive 10 aroic aii
error. Wien this is done, 'rTecoaci able or-
emieS may bark and howl at oqg. he.eis ua'ii
they mire and roi in their native ilth
1t is pleasure to have the goo8 II enl
patronage Of every one, unless II has u -e
purchased ttoo great a sacrifice; batwe lave
ever placed toe high estimate upon The y,
and liberal inhabitants of NGr.herE Ind So
TO belieYc that there are very MAN. q Lar
number requiring that sacrifice.
The terms of the paper will be as hcretoforo
and by the aid and exerii0n ofCur friends, We
hope to commence the 5th volume o. .lc by
mouth Banner with an increased Circuit lGG5
and surely, in view Of the latterng rr0Spec..
Of our town, and the increased ABILITIES thai
are just at the very doors OF our mercani.i
laboring and agricultural ciJsses, in the way
OF Railroad and other improvements--os which
the Banner has ever been the firm FRIEND
we may reasonably expect tie realization Of
our wishes. w n J ktRNS,
Editor & Proprietor.
Plymouth Feb IL 1856;
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W EE 1|9
John has Gone Down

A CCORDING 20 some predictions hereto
"A. fire made by my warnest friends But
il is only
EsCsCsa Cellar!
where was sent, suppose, 10 starvc There
is nothing here but Brandy, Whisky. Ale,
Lemonade, Apples, Boiled Ham, Eggs. Sur
dimes. Pies, Krout. Hot Coffee. II lsh and Milk,
Catsnp, Pigs Feet, Tripe, Dry Venisou and
Beef, Tomatoes, Peaches. Green Corn, Tongues,
Salmagundi, Cheese, and few such things ale
down cellar where they are trying TO keep me
to siarve.
About the time l went down, one of my
Shanghai hens went up.
Somebody says they will put me in iail be-
cause l sell liquor in the cellar. SJme say 1t is
a Grocery--Saloon. Some Restorative. Not
so, for have no rest init. Racsoon won't do,
for have 10 trot all day. I'll call II the BIB
boon. c III and see him.
Young man.
JOHN, THE BUTCHER.
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RRare Chance.4Q

The undersigned wishes TO sell handsome
and we'll improved little
"" VA ER- Na
A few miles from Maxinkukee Lake. and west
of Jas. Houghton's neighborhood, and lying
in Starke county, Ind. 1T contains forty acres
all under fence, and thirty cleared, with a
good hewed log house, well, and fourlShlng
young orchard.
There are also two 80 acre lots adjoining 1t,
now offered for sale, which, together with the
improved forty. would make very desirable
farm. Price-SJ00, cash.
JAPHETH OSBORN.
Jan 81, 1856. 46m2.
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CLARIONETS for sale al ROBERTS.
Laporte, i7yi.
TO NON RESIDENTS.

IN si-ned with the oInty surveyor, Will,
on the 26th day of NJ y. 1865, at 10 O'Clock
m. said day. proceed 10 survey and locate
the corners of their land, in sections % & &c,
town 80, range west in S:arkc county; To
meet at The pr. misses at 10 o'clock Oh sail day,
and continue from day to day until all is tin-
ishel.
Non residents who TAIL to meetthe surveyor
at the time & place above mentioned, & defray
or provide for defrayipg theirportion of the ex
pense of said survey, will be returned TO the
County Auditor of said county, and such ds'ln-
queucy placed on the tax duplicate and collect
ed by law W. w. CALKINS,
w. NJ. MCCORMICK.
- FETHERuOOF.
Nays 1856 1l3
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1t is said that Yankee baby will crawl
out Of his cradle, take @ survey OF it, in.
vent an Improvement. and apply for
.ntent before he is six months old.
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List of Ind. Free Banks at Par.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

CORRECTED WEEKLY.
Agricultural Bank, Mt. Sterling.
Bank of North America, Clinton.
Bank of Indiana. Michigan City.
Brookville bank, Rockville.
Bank of Syracuse, Syracuse.
do Elkhart. Elkhat.
do Rockville, Rockville.
do Goshen, Goshen.
do Mt. Vernon, Mt. Vernon.
do Salem, Salem.
do The Capitol, Indianapolis.
do Warsaw, Warsaw.
do Monticello, Monticello.
Canal bank of Evansville, Evansville.
Crescent City bank, do.
Cambridge City bank, Cambridge City.
Central bank, Indianapolis.
Fayette county bank, ConnersvIlle.
Farmers & Mechanics bank, Indianapolis.
Farmers bank, Westfeld.
Gramercy bank Lafayette.
Hoosier bank, Logansport.
Indiana bank, Madison.
Indiana Stock bank, Laporte.
Kentucky Stock bank, Columbus.
Huntington county bank, Huntington.
Lagrange bank. Lima.
Merchants & Mechanics bark, New Albany.
N. York & Virginia State stock bk, Evansville
Prairie City bank. Terre Haute.
Salem bank, salem.
Shawnee bank, Attica.
Savings bank of Indiana ConnerSville.
Traders bank, indianapolis.
Indian Reserve bank, Kokomo.
Bank OF Fort Wayne. J dis.
Della ware County bank, Munice, ''
North Western bank, Bloomfield, &C
Upper Wabash bank, Wabash, 20
Wayne bank, Richmond,
Wayne bank, Logansport,
IJFor the future shall omit those that
are not current, as there are about as many
prices upon their issues as there are shaving
shops to issue them.
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])lunloutI) Banl,er,
The first permanent Newspaper establish
ed at Plymouth. Ind.

Independent; i'm all things:
fetterrd by no party tTammelS, Cliqnss or self.
isll Misunderstanding sacred The public COED:
EXTEND ITS CAREER!
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Look Here, Farmers.

The Cclcbruted kentucky Horse.
~ % e. HH w a
HEPT by Fitzgerald last season, in Ply
IN mouth, and which took the first Premi-
um at The Agricultural. Fair of Mar, hall conn
ty, will stand for Mares this season IN Ply
mouth Fairmount, ant. Smiths Tavern, Michi-
gan Road. p. Il CLIFFORD.
April IL, 1856.
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O. r 2EEREa

MANUFACTURE and wholesale Dealer
IVH in Perfumery, Patent Medicines, Mil
ler's washing compound and Starch Polish,
German Green Salye, Thermometers, Caniied
Spices. Chewing Gum, Cigars, &c. L emons
House, one door from Jefferson Avenue.
Detroit, Michigan. sep 90, 'J5-27yI.*
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DANIEL BROWN,
General Land Agent

GINClNNATI, Perm and Chicago Railway
~ Company, fortbe sale Of L1nIs in Ldportc
st. Joseph, Marshall, Fulton, Miami and Grant
counties, In the State of Indiana; will also at
tend to selling and purchasing Lands,' and the
payment of Taxes, in all the above mentioned
counties, or for any other persons who may
have business ofthat kind to do.
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UJ~ HGD EE
CeF kEEO R sSSEe IL :
Il AM BOUND TO SELL one of the
best stocks Of
Roofs and Shoes

Boots and Shoes
ever brought 10 this or any other country, at
prices that will be gratif, ing 10 all.
Yes, You lrilI Smile
when you hear, or Imean what l say. Unjust
and viii sell 10 rich and poor, old and young,
and at prices less than they can buy the stock
for, say nothing about making.
The subscr Der begs leave to inform the
citizens OF Plymouth and surrounding country.
tina he can and will sell one Of the
Besg aN5 eFzoss Substantial
STOCKS OF BOOTS s. SHOES
ever brought to this or any other market. The
goods wing been bought for cash, and select
ed by myself from the best manufacturers in
eastern markets, can ami will warrant them
o be perfect in every respect.
~ will be on hand day and evening, until
all are sold. Doubt not what say, but if you
DO, come and judge for yourselves, aud secure
your chances early. Next door 10 the Brick
Store.
am bound to sell 10 all
Who may favor me with call.
JOHN HASELTON.
March 81, 1886. 1tf
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Plymouth, Feb. Il, 1856.

Rev EslaEfs.-Deeds, Mortgages and
Quit Claims of an approved short'orm, ana 4
a very short price. are for sale at TINS oihce.
Also Blank Notes neatly printed and foI sale
at the same place.
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REFERENCES:

MY RESPECTS.
WILL all those who are indebted to me
Wv please call and set lie their little ac-
count, as am Sfrely oppressed on account
of some bad bargains hereto ore ma lie with bad
eggs. / am now trying 10 do business on nv
own hook, and want all be dimes | can ges,
if they are justly due me.
ROBERT RUSK.
March 6, l85S-3wJO
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Notes and accounts due this Office have
been deposited for settlement with the follow
ing persons, and as fast as We can make sat
i>factory arrangements the same plan will be
adopted at other places:
JOHN ZEnNER. Wolf Creek Mills
Z MooR, Esq, Union Town.
WASH. TUTTLE, Lyeurgus.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1856-02-07
Err UlE

GRATING dore aud young Trees furnished
Having had several years experience in the art
of Engrafting in the No thern and Eastern
Nurseries, we consider ourselves capable ofgiy-
ing entire satisfaction to all who want any thing
in our line of business. We bring recommends
lions that will be perfectly satisfactory to all
Our Crafts are selected from the Rochester N u
Nurseries, from the Western Reserve, and from
Ross county and some of the choicest Fruits in
this county. Our prices for grating are:-
Three cents a piece for Apples, five cents piece
for Pears, Peaches, Pums and Cherries. We
count our gratis in September We are also
prepared 10 furnish all kinds of young trees
from two to -four years of age. All orders for
warded to us will be promptly attended to.
j. A. OSBORN g. BROTHERS,
JAG son, January 24th-44 tt
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1856-02-07

have several very fine Store Rooms Id the
"Masonic Hall Buildings just finished and ia
good order, suitable .Jr Groceries, Dry Goods,
Hardware or Drugs, whi:h am anxraus t.
dispose O., ci.1et Oy sa,,, Vi .rase, iO- term
OF years. TAi3 Block Of buildings is well sit
mated for business, being near the ornter Of
the town, and conyeniea! 10 Banks Hotels,
Railroads, &c.
TO strangers who may be uuec3uain ed
with Jackson, it may 10, be improper to say,
that it is County seat, in the ysry midst O
the richest iron and coal region Of the State,
doinga large and Increasing business and hay
ing as healthy and pleasant site as Bny 9th
er town in Southern Ohio EGterggisiug bus
mess men may not find better location for
permanent trade.
For terms and conditions, (Which will be
made easy, enquire Of the subscriber South
corner Broadway and Pearl street, Jackson {.
II. Ohio. JAMES II. c. MILLER.
Dec. I3. '55 35-.f