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Sl.crin'S saIe.

George McKorkbill, Pl'fl
VS.. In Jackson County
Martin Owens and ! Common Pleas.
Jacob Westral, Defi's
Pursuant to two several Execution writs oi
vEypI rxFoNAs from the Court Of Common Pleas
of Jackson county Ohio, to me directed ! shall
expose to public sale at the Court House in said
county on the Ist day of March, lo56, at o'cl'k
P NJ, the undivided half of the following de.
scribed property, situate in said county OF Jack
son. to-wit.;
The North part of the West half Of the North,
west quarter of Section No. !, Township No. g. oi
Rang, No. 49, Containing Sixty acres; Ap'
praise at 5000 Also the South West quarter
Of the South.west quarter Of Section No. 80
Township No. I, OF Range No. l8; Containing
Forty acres, more or less; appraised at S2Oo.
To be old as the property Of Martin Owens
at the suit Of George Mckorkhil.
Terms Of sale cash. VINTON POWERS,
Jan. 2tth, lS56--44 5w. Sheriff. count!
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Sl,erifras SnIc.

BY virtue of two executions ISSUED. .from the Court
of Common Pleas of Jackson county, Ohio, and to
me directed, will expose to public sale at the door
Of the Court House, in the town of jackson, in
jackson county, Ohio, ON SATURDAY, the 10th
day of March, A. d. 1856, at2 o'clock, z. NJ of said
day the following real estate, situated in said jack
son county and State of Ohio, and bounded and de-
scribcd as follows to.wit The West half of the
Southwest quarter of Section No. Ii, in Township
No. s, and of Range No. lS containing eighty acres
more or less; levied upon as the property of David
Thackcr, to satisfy two Judgements rendered by
said court against James A Courier and David
rhacker. One in favor of c. p Chandler & Co.
and the other in favor Of d. n. Murray Co. Said
property is appraised at 5000.
Terms of sale cash.
yINT0N POWERS, Sheriff J, c.
Feb. II, 1856, Al. 6w
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IkOn(a Notice.

THERE will be presented to the Commission.
ers of Jackson county, Ohio, at the March session
a Petition, praying for an alteration in the State
Road leading from Albany in Athens county, tc
J Jackson, in jackson county; Beginning at the
North East corner OF Section ID, in Milton
Township; thence to run South ou the Section
line, about forty rods; Thence South West tc
the Wilkesvlc Road opposite the Steam mill
Thence with said WillesviIle road Westerly IN
tit it intersects the aforesaid Albany and Jack
son Road, and for the vacation Of the corespOn'
ding portions of said State road.
PETITIONERS.
january 81, 1856. 44-td
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MISCELLANEOUS.
n. n. JOHNSON'S
Wh0lpSaie and RridI
BOOK 81 STATIONERY STORE,
Paint Ntrccg1 8Ppsite the valley
House, CMEL1.GCOTME,

-
COUNTRY MERCHANTS and others will
do well to call aud examine the stock in his
extensive establishment, being assured that they
will find every thiug they may need in tris
line, and at such moderate prices as cannot ail
TO give satisfacton
Schg0I Books, of all the kinds used IN
this part Of the country, are kept on hand and
can be procured here cheaper than they can from
Cincinnati.
Letscr, Cap and Note Paper, Of ma
ny grades and prices, purchased directly from
the Manufacturers, arc offered at exceedingly
low rates.
Blank Boo S, large and complete as,
sertmeDt.
miscellaneous Books of General Lit
erature, received as soon as published, and sold
at Eastern prices.
We call especial attention to our stock Of
Wall Paper and Window Blinds,
which, for variety, beauty of style and cheap
ness, is unsurpassed in The West. No person
need want paper now, when they can purchase
itat prices ranging from cents, TO $3.50 per
bolt.
We only ask you to consult your own inter
ests, and give us call.
Feb 7th, lS56-46 #
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NOtice Of Partition.

Peter S. Davis. In the court Of Common
VS.. Pleas. in aud for Jackson
Elizabeth Walters Co, Ohio. In Partition.
and others. Elizabeth Walters, wife
of Nathaniel Walters, of Gallia county, Ohio,
JohuS S. Davis, Jane jenkins, wife of David j.
jenkins, and Albin s. Davis, of Meigs county,
Ohio, Margaret Jones, wife OF Thomas H. Jones,
and Sarah Evans, wife of Evan d. Evans. of
Jackson county, Ohio. and Mary Edwards, wife
Of Edward Edwards, of Cincinnati Ohio, and Mar
garet Lawrence, Of Gallia county Ohio, will take
notice, that on the 4th day OF February, A. b.
1856, petition was flied against them,ih The
Court of Common Pleas in and for jackson
coauty, Ohio, by Peter $. Davis, and is nov
pending, wherein the said Peter S. Davis de.
mands partition Of the following real estate, stu.
ated inJarkson caunty, Ohio. to wit: The Eat
half 0f the North. .westq quarter of section 5, townS
ship I, range seventeen; containing eighty four
acres, more or less. And that at the next term
Of said coupt application will be made by ibe fai0
Peter 5. Davis, fOran order that partition may bs
made Of said premises
! Feb I, 1856 es PE1'ER 3 DAVIS
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HEAVY RAlNs.-The heavy rains that
fell yesterday and the day before, have
swollen Salt creek very much, and it IS
feared will do much damaget to property
as the ice has began to run, and already
taking fences along. Look out for floods
The Ohio River is running fearfully, and
has dore much damage to Boats the Ia
test accounts sum the loss up to over one
hundred thousand dollars.
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JAMES PURSELL g. J.F. TOWEL have
this day entered into co-partnerhip, for the
prosecution Of the Wholesale Dry Goods bust.
ness, under the name and firm Of PURSELL
|. & TOWEL Having fitted up and enlarged
the building lately occupied byJ. f. Towel &
Co, we will be better prepared than ever to ex'
hibit to merch ants and furnace owners, large
and seasonabe assortments Of goods at tht
lowest wholesale prices
PURSELL It TOWEL.
Portsmouth, Jan, 18th, l856-44 If.
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Ekniiai NAlicn

A petition will be presented to the commission
crs Of Jackson county. ut their next session in
March, praying for an alteration in the State
Road. leading from Wilkesyille, in Vinton
county, to jackson. in Jackson county, commenc-
ing where the road from Hamden TO Winchester
nlersects the aforesaid road in the town of Berlin,
aunning thence west on straight line to the
west side of the scloto and Hooking Valley Rail
Road thence southelly along the Rail Road to
the line between loLn Stevenson and William
Yancey; thence west to the State Road along the
soid line, PETITIONERS.
Jan. 9lst, 1861 "a ID.
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REMovAL.-G. David u Bro, have re-
moved their Clothing Store, to the old
stand on the Corner of Broadway and
Main Streets, where they will soon open
the largest of Fashionable Clothing that
was ever introduced into Jackson County
They invite all their friends to call and sec
them, and settle up their old accounts
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NOTICE.

TO the Commissioners Of Jackson County, o.
We, the undersigned citizens Of the Township Of
Jackson in the county aforesaid believe that n
road would be of public utility, laid out as fol
lows, viz: Commencing on the county road,
near James Brandon's, thence near the line be-
tween William Wingo and james Brandon's
lands to the hill, thence westward near where the
road now runs, the most practicable route through
Reuben Jones farm, to District School House,
thence along the same hill side to or near Murry
Dowell's stable, thence to county line, to inter-
sect road in Pike county.
inn 3Ist, 1856, 45-4w. PETITIONERS,
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Sorry.

We are sorry to learn that Mr.. NJ. Gil
NOR has given up Teaching in this place.
This gentleman was considered one of the
best teachers ever in our midst, and many
regret that he has determined to leave us,
but his health would not permit him TO
continue in his profession. May he pros
per wherever he settles.
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10 ElnsIuerreOtYniSfs.

FOR SALE-A first rate Half Plate Camera
Also, two Coating Boxes, Mercury Bath, {
Plate Holder, Stand Head Rest, and oil Other
articles necessary to be used in the Business
Such as Bromide, Iodine, Mercury, &c,, DC
Also, great quantity of Cases Of different size,
and qualities, The above articles will be sold
cheap for cash. For further particulars please
call upon or address Il. A. CAMPBELL,
Feb Z, lS5G.-46. Oak Hill, Jackson Co., 0
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RoBpERY.-Mr. Bangs, Jowelry Store
was robbed of over four thousand dollars
worth of Watches and Jewelry, on Friday
night last, in Chillicothc. lie offers
$500 reward for the conviction OF the
thieves, and recovery of the property.
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M. STERNpERGEa, has found the Philos-
opher's Stone, for which there has been
such large reward offered. TWAS found
in an old ink keg, in the jackson Stan
dard,' Office. ADVERTISE, is the way it
is spelled. See his advertisement in an
other column.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
the subscribers, under the name and firm of J
f. TOWEL & CO., is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. Either partner is authorized
to settle up the business of the firm.
JAMES PuRSELL,
JAMES F. TOWEL,
Portsmouth, Jan. l7th, 1856.
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EsT The person that borrowed book
from nae entitled "Thc Escaped Nun, is
requested to return the same Immediately
We love to accommodate people, but we
do not like to have the joke carried too
far. J. NC. LAIRD.
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erTho wisest period Of mans Iii. is
between eighteen and twenty-five; after
this his knowingness 50 falls off, that BY
the time he reaches ffty-fvc or sixty he
makes IN his mini thathe is fool.
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WILSON, CnLDs ~ Co., of Pittsburgh
advertise in another column, their new
sock of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
and Notions. This is an old and well
known house, where merchants can be
supplied with every thing. in their line OF
the very best qualities.
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Marietta and Cincinnati and Hills
borough Railroads.


Through to Portsmouth and Jack
son by Hail Road"
. TRAINS will run as follows, Until further
notice
FIRST TRAN--Leayes Chillicothe at $50 A NJ,
and arrives at Cincinnati I0;45 A. NJ, and at
Columbus 800 ?. M.
SECOND TRAlS--Leaves ChilIicothe on the ar
rival of the Train IRON Hamden at IL NJ, aud
arrives at Cincinnati at 4 40 7. NJ, and at Col
umbus at II 80 p NJ.
REL URNlNG.
FIRST TEAIH--Leaves Cincinnati at 4. NJ,
and arrives at ChilIicothe at l0.I7 a. NJ.
SECOND TRAlN--Leaves Cincinnati at 3 80 P.
NJ, and arrives at Chillcothe at S.2j p NJ.
FIRST TRAIN EAsr-Leaves Chillcothe at 4.
NJ and arrives at Hamden at0 a. NJ
SECOND TmAN EAsT--Leaves Chillcothe on
the arrival OF the Train from Cincinnati at l0:-
II \. NJ. and arrives at HHmden at / l.50 a. NJ.
where it connects with train for Jackson and
Portsmouth.
REruRXIYG-Leave Hamden at 1890 A. NJ.
and arrive at Chilcothe at II NJ, in time for
Train Tor Cincnnati,aud Columbus and at 4;20
.P NJ, on the arrival of the trian from Jackson
and Portsmouth,, and arrive at Chllicoth0 at
G;20 P NJ.
Passengers will leave Columbus for Chillico-
the at 2, As A. NJ. and 10 2. NJ. and arrive al
1917 A NJ. and S,25 P. M,
Fare from Chilicothe to Cincinnati, 81 81
e OlumbUs 3,5U
Tickets can be had of Mr.. L. DOherts Col
umbus, 7. W Strader, corner of Broadway
and Front SITS, Cincinnati; the L. NJ Depot
and at all tue Stations.
W. r. ARTHUR, Supt.
Inn. II. i55-45 IT,
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Cr- See advertisement of IIarmcon Mil
ler. in another column. This is good
chance to purchase desirable piece Of
town property, at very low price and on
easy terms.
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Portsmouth,,

The attention of our readers is directed
to the advertisements of our Portsmouth
friends, Messrs. Oakes Il Tracy, and
John L. Ward: also Tracy q Davis, in
another column.
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~ Urgent CALI..

ALL those knowing themselves indebted TO
mo by note or hook account, are urgently re.
ouested to come forward and settle the same,
10 cannot wait any longer. So look out.
JARED STE HENSON.
Winchester, Feb. IL, l85S,-A7-3w.
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TAKE notice what is going On, have sold my en-
tire Stock Of Goods to NJ. Sternberger in the town
of jackson, and lam determined to settle up my
business. Those who owe me on book accounts or
have any unsettled accounts with me, will do me .
kindness by calling at my old stand and make set
Element Immediately. ~ Thanks to my numer-
Gus liberal patrons. DAVID LEACH.
Jan, IL, SO. A. I'm
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Artists Association,
THE subscribers, in announcing their oppoin
ment as Managers of the above Association, fl
the advancement Of the

THE subscribers, III announcing their appoint.
ment as Managers of the above Association, for
the advancement Of the
FL ~ q A r. Il s,
in this country, feel justfedin stating that Fine
Steel Engrayings will be placed bofOre the
American public, which, in beauty Of execution,
have been unsurpassed, aud at price unparal.
leled either in the New or Old World
Art is cosmopolitan, and in this view, the
Artists both of America and Europe are bound
togetherto produce specimens worthy of the age.
The Engrayings will be issued monthly,
commencing from tho First OF December, 1858,
and ending First of January, 1857, with the
PREMIUM ENGRAVING.
The purchasers Of Twelve Engravings, one
each month, price fifty cents, will be entitled
to receive as a premium, the great steel engrs
wing,
WASHINGTON AFTER CROSSING
THE DELAWARE"
Size 2Ix 30. Executed in the first style of art,
from the original design, by 1. 0. barley,
on American Artist unsurpassed in
illustrating the History OF
cur Country.
Persons desiring to act as agents for obtaining
subscribers, by applying to the undersigned
and stating the locality they wish to occupy
will be furnished circulars giving terms, which
are exceedingly liberal
All parcels delivered FACE ofe8prcss, post o.
packing charges. ..--
GEO HOWARD &CO,
225, Fulton street, N Y.
Wholesale Print Publishers, and Mauutac.
turers Of FrumeS and Moudings.
Fcb. 7. I9JG.-46 3.m
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CHEAP CLOTHING!

y II u a r CL U i Il " u
LEHMAN 4 BRO ERs.
VEYake pleasure in Announcing TO their friends, and
Il the people Of jackson county generally, that
they have just received splendid assortment of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
And is prepared to suit all classes and sizes, from
snail boy to full grown man. They haAe for their
benefit, splendid assortment of DRESS and OVER
COATS, at all prices A brilliant lot of PANTS,
VESTS, SHIRTS and DRAWERS; Suspenders and
Gloves of all descriptions; also, large assortment
of Japan, Pangee and Cotton Handkerchefs, Carpet
Sacks, and everything usually keptin Clothing
tabishment,
Being extensively engaged in the manufacturing
Of Clothing in Cincinnati, &C can offer greater va
rioty Of goods to our customers than has hitherto
been found in this market; all Of which are both
fashionablea and dur bic. Come every body and ex-
a.aine our stock before purchasing elsewhere, as We
IRE determined to SELL OUR GOODS at asow prices as
any person dares to do in this town.
jackson. Sept. 20, 1855, 20-y
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5atIison 9tanDnrD,
MA r.HI.EWS & LAIRD,
EDITORS AND PUBLISHERS,
&SSNN ESGNS.

G1' Our town subscribers: who do not
received their papers regular, will please
leave word at tie office, or send for the
missing numbers.
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NlAslllNGTON WOEiKS.

MILL STREET. PORTSMOUTH, OElO.
THENRY DAVIS, formerly Superintendent
4 \ aud Craftsman at the Olive Foundry, Iron.
ton, and late at the Portsmouth Manufacturing
establishment, has commenced business at the
above works, where he is prepared to make all
kinds of
STEAM ENGINES.
From the common High Pressure to the Cornish
Pumping, and of any required form.
BLAST ENGINES, ROLLING MILLS
GRIST MILLS, and Mill Gearing in general
Designs and Drawings furnished if required,
and work done in the best manner and at the
shortest notice. Feb. 7, 5G--46-Gm.
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NOiICC.

Ihavs this day sold my entire interest in "Salt
Lick Furnace, in Jackson county, Ohio, to
Jared Stephenson Ny connection, therefore,
wth the firm of "Gratton, Hoffman e. Co &.
the proprietors of said Furnace. is concluded"
Feb. IA, 1855 46. MOSES STERNBERGER.
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Just arrived, another lot of that fine Indigo
together with every other article in the line o.
Dye Stuffs, and for sale at,
December l3,-36- MILLERs.
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scales and Weights.

Fowler Ludlow's celebrated Counter Scale.
for Merchants and .Grocers use, for sale cheap
at NJ ILLERs.
Jackson Dec. I3,-35--
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jackson Meets every Friday
Evening, half past = clock. Question for
debate this week -" Resolved that omen
should have equal rights with nlen'
TEree discussion
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W antsd,

FOUR Girls wanted at Tho franklin House
to cook and do chamber work.
Feb IL, 1e56,-4s e.
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so Barrels Mess and Prime Pork,
8 barrels Lard, .0JO pounds Bacon hams, ior
sale at BUM, WALlEkHOUSE d BUM D.
Feb 25, 1856. 49.
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PETERSON MAGAzINE.-The March
No. of this work is upon our table. 1t
is an excellent work and should be upon
the table of every family in the land
Price So, per year. -
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new HAT STORE.

VALLEY HOUSE, CHILLICOTIIE, o.
WE have on hand the largest, finest and
cheapest assortment of
Hats, Caps, Ladies' Furs,
Gloves, Mittens, Umbrellas, Canes, Buffalo
Robes. Carpet Sacks, Ladies' and Boys
Leather and Silk Belts, Shirts anu
Collars, Gentlemens Half Hose,
Cravats, Ties, &C., dc,
Comprising the largest stock of Goods ever o +
fered ip this city or vicinity. We respectfully
invite an examination of our goods and prices
as we defy competition in both We can and
will sell better goods, and at lower prices than
any other house in this city can do. Call in
and see.
A Premium
OF ten dollar Otter Hat will be given to the
person who shall sell us the largest number Of
Mink, Oppossum, Raccoon or Fox skins of
their own killing, between this and the first OF
February next.
A. WENTWORTH b co.
Chilicothe, Jan. "a. sc. 4i-y
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Cooley LADY's Book for March, has
been received. tits a most splendid num-
Der, and one that is particularly intended
for the ladies, as it contains many things
in reference to ladies' and children's dress,
besides such interesting miscellaneous
reading matter. Price, So, per year.
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sale of Real Estate by Order of Court.

Snie of Real Estate by Order of Court.
ON the l5th day of March, A. ID. 1856, nt 3
o'clock in the afternoon, at the door OF the
Court House. in the town If jackson, Jackson
county, Ohio, will be sold 10 the highest bidder,
the GLOWING real estate, as the property Of John
Kennedy, deceased, to wit: The North east
quarter of the Northeast quarter, and thirty
acres Off of the North end of the Southeast quar-
ter Of the North east quarter of Section Fourteen,
Township Six, Range Niueteen-coutaining
Seventy acres more or less, subject to aud en-
numbered by the Dover estate of Elizabeth Ken
nedy-appraised at $lG6. Also, the following
real estate. unenculnhered by DOVER. to.wit:-
Also, Ten acres off Of the South end OF the South.
east quarter Of the North east quarter of section
IA, township Grange 49,. Appraised at 500.
Also, the South west quarter Of the Northeast
quarter and the South. east quarter oil the North
west quarter Of section -, township q, range -;
containing 30 acres. Appraised at $500 Also,
Forty acres of Of the South end Of Lot No. 80,
township g. range 10, in the SciotO Salt Reserv-
ation--appraised at 1888. Also, the West half
Of the Northwest quarter OF the North west
quarter, and the West half of the Southwest
quarter of the North quarter Of section l3,
township 6, range I9; containing 40 acres
more or less--apprdised at $500. All said real
estate situate in Jackson county, Ohio Terms
of sales, one third cash in hand, one third in
one wear, and the residue in two years from
the day of sale, with interest on the deferred
payments. ,.rnrr .ur,,
JOHN KENNEDY, Decd.
Feb, 7, IS56,-46-4w.
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JuSG Received.

A further supply Of"Myers' Extract of Rock
Rose, the celebrated remedy for Scrolula and
other Blood diseases. Louden g. Cos. Family
Remedies-India Chologogue. and various other
articles Of necessary use among the sick, at
MlLLER'S New Drug Store.
iucksoa, Dec ID 55-3S
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NEW BARBER SHOP ,
PROFESSOR CLEMENT BAKERS
Barber and Hair Dresser,

WOULD to the people ofJackson say,
If you want to get shaved just come this way
You'll find me en- the corner Of Broadway ana
Peal,
Where am ready to shave, cut yOnr hair OIL
curl.
Ny shop shall always be clean and neat,
So walk in, gentlemen, andtake a seat;
I'll shave you well and dress you nice
And only charge you the customary price.
Of your custom ! solicit only share,
And will 10 my work as well as any dare;
SO come along right into my shop,
And try the new Barber single Por...
Jackson, Feb. I, l85G,-l6.
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Highest market price paid for White
Beans, by D. w. D.
Feb. IS, 1876. 10.
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Removal!
READY MADE CLOTHENG!
G. DAVID d BROTHER,

WOULD respectfully invite
the attention of the public to
their fine stock of FALL AND
WINTER CLOTHING just
received. Having selected their
Goods with great care and with
a view to the wants of their
customers. they feel confident
! that they can give
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ENTIRE SATISFACTION,
In Price and Quality Of their commodities, to all
who will favor them with their patronage.
Their stock is the largest that has ever been
brought to this town, consisting of
COATS, PANTS. VESTS, HATS, GAPS,
And every thing in the way of Gentlemens and
Boys Wear. Also. Jcwelry Of all kinds, Fancy
Motions, Cigars Tobacco, DC.
TJ-Call at G. DAVID & BROS, Commercial
Block, Main street. if you want good and cheap
article of CLOTHING.
G. DAVID & BRO.
Jackson, Oct. 4, 55-2S-ly
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AttucilIs1 ent.

Attachment
Susan Salsor, Before Ii. Adams, j. P. of Lick
ngainst j. +, Of Lick Township
7. V. Wolch. jackson County, Ohio;
On the 18th day Of February, A. d, 1896, said JUS
tice issued an order Of attachment in the above ae-
tiop, for tho sum Of seventy dollars and twenty
eight cents SUSAN SALTER.
MACKLEY g. FULLERTON,
-4s Her Attorneys.