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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1856-01-03
FOR SALE,

u. ". SIEEbt, postmaster
Jackson Jan. /, 1855.
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WAsnInnroN. nec. 20.

The House continued voting, and fOui
more ballots weplhad., The 82d resulted
rs tollowsi Banks 100; Richardson. 98
Fuller, 80: Pennington, s scattering 5
The whole east 2Oo; necessary to achoicc
i04.s go
Mr. Smith, of Virginia, made a brieI
statement, that Mr. Banks had left the
American party and joined the Fusionists,
for the express purpose and design Of re-
sis:ihg what he charges as the aggression
of slavery. .s.sa.r a7 D..
Mr. Grow in replying, said, that those
voting for Mr.s Banks, understood their
duties without. instruction or advice from
the other side Of the House.
Mr.. Smith responded, that he wished
the country to understand the character
of the man the Fusionsts were voting for
Thesballoting was then resumed, and
two moro votes hada The last, or 84th
resulting as follows = ',#'' r.
Banks, .,98; Richardson, &C.; Fuller,
30 bennington, G; scattering, A.
Humphrey Marshall then, at 5o'clocb
moved an adjournment, which was mega.
tiyed by 47majoriy, 81,
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JEWEERY STORE,
AEFLICrEn.s ATrENTloN.

DRS L. & J. W. BARBER, would respect
fully announce to the citizens of Jackson county
that they pay special attention to the treatment
of Chronic Disease and from their success here
totore we can assure those afflicted with Cancer
Fistua Ulcers, Spanish Diseases. Epilepsa
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, etc, that they can cure
these diseases, because u disease has been stand.
ing for few months or years it is no reason il
cannot be cured, we go to work to cure case OF
Cancer, Rheumatism or Dyspepsia with the same
certainty Of success as We would mild case OF
Intermttant or Remittant Fever. In the treat.
ment of Fistula and Cancer, the knife is notreled
upon, because with tal portions OF the Fistula OF
roots of the Cancer cannot be removed, but by
applying medicine directly to the disease that
will remove all the diseased growth, and the
roots of the Cancer. Then let the u'ccr be care.
fully healed, and there is no danger Of return
of the disease.
NIB. Paralysis can be invariably cured, if seen
soon after the attack.
For further information, call upon or. address
Drs. l.. e. }. W. BARBER, Chillcothe. Ohio.
Office on Paint ST., opposite Market House
GJ'Dr. l.. Barber will be at the lsbam Housc
in Jackson, on Wedncsd ", 10Th, day of Janu
rary.
Dec. 81, '55. 40 -
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SciOtO & Hooking Valley RailrOadj
Change OF Time.
l s. g W

ON and after Monday, 10th of Dec. 1850, trains
will run as follows: -,
Train No. from Portsmouth to Jackson-will
leave Portsmouth at o'clock q, m-arrive at jack
son at IL o'clock q. m. Returning, leave Jackson
at ~ o'clock p. mwill arrive at Portsmouth at
o'clock p. IN.
No2. viii leave jackson at ~ O'Clock, o. NJ
and arrive ut Portsmouth at IL o'clock a. m-re-
turning. leave Portsmouth at "a o'clock, p. mar
rive at Jacksona at 513 p. IN.
Trains will run between jackson and lamdcn
viz leave jackson at IL x o'clock a. M. (afcr the
arrival of the train form Portsmouth) arrive at
Hamden at Returning leave Hamden Mt l2l9
o'ciock-arriye at Jackson at ~ o'clock p. M
This train will connect at HaIndcn with the trains
from and to Chillcotho.) Leave jackson at "a
o'clock p. m-arrivc at IIamden at3H o'clock--Re,
turning, leave Hamdon al o'clock p. MI, t ts
Trains stop for passengers at the following sta
tions, to wit: Sciotoville, Webster, Washington
and dallia Stations, Portland, Cross Roads, IRVINE
Station and at Berlin.
| Doc. I3. 80, 3S tf ..-
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--LATEST FALL ARRIVAL.
BUNN, WALTERHOUSE & BUM


WOULD once more call the s.teution of the
public in general to their Latest and Grandest
selection Of Fancy and Staple
DRY GOODS,
Which from the peculiar advantages they hGve
Ind in purchasing, they are prepared TO sell a
l;tlle cheapefthan ever. Call and examine their
stock Of \ .t8.A gE
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Fancy French and Persian Berege, Delaines,
Iustres, Ginghams, AIpncca, Merinoes aud
Silks; both Plain aud Fancy
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES,
Black French and American Broad Cloths, Plain
and Fancy CasSimeres, Satinetts, Tweeds. ond
Heavy Cloths
French Collars, Collaretts, Chemisetts, Under
sleeves, ArtifciaIs; Silk. Linen nni Embroidered
Handkerehefs; Miltsi Kid, Lisle Thread, Silk
and Cotton Gloves; Laces; Linens; Jaconetts;
Swiss Mulls; Bobinet!s; Bonnets and Bonnet
Findings Of every description, ...-.. ..
HATS AND CAPS.
Mems, Bows and Youths Fancy Cavs'ier and
Wide Awake Hats; Gents No EStI Mole
skin, Fur and Otter Hats. ....
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems Boys and Youths Grain. Kip Iont,
Calf and enid. Brogansi Gents and Boy Zip
and Calf Boots CATERS; Ties, &C.; Women's
and Misses Fancy Lace Boots; Lasting Caters,
Calf. Goat, Morocco and Kid Buskins;
Fancy Lace Boots, Buskins and Ankle Ties.
STAPLE GOODS.
Beet brands Of brown and bleachod Muslinsl
Drills, Denlsens, Sheetings, Pillow Casings
Sbirtings, Cambrics. Silesias, Table Covers
Crash, Canvass and Prints Of every variety, Car
not Chain, Cotton Yarn. Batting, Wadding, &c.
Carpets; Rugs, Floor Oil Cloths, 6ci Travelling
Bags, Sachels, Umbrellas &c. --.
HARDWARE AND QUEENSWARE
Iipencott's superior Aresj Collins and Grail
Shoyels; Door Trimmings Cutlery Pocket Knive
&c. Queensware Of allkinds. a.......
GROCERIES.
Coffee, Tea and Sugar; MOlusses by The barre
md half barrel; full assortment of Paints
Oils and Brushes; Boot Polish and BlAcking
Finally, every thing in Tho Dry Goods aud Gro
cery line. Come all who want to buy, and VIII
don't want to buy; come any way.
CLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEED.
good article Of eaehior sale low.
THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE IN CASl
will be paid for Wheat, Barrels, and Cooper Stu
OF our mill. ,,r,,,,r
BUM, WALTERH0USE & BUNN.
Jackson Oct. l6, $3.50
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For Sale, Rcmt or Lease.

| have several very fine Store Rooms In the
"Masonic Hall Buildings, just finished and iu
good order, suitable for Groceries, Dry Goods,
Hardware or Drugs, which am anxious 10
dispose of, either by sale, or lease, for term
of Years. This Block OF buildings is well sit
uated for business, being near the center Of
the town, and convenient to Banks Hotels
Railroads, &c. ....~
70 trangers who my be unacq uain'eC
with Jackson, it may nj c improper to say
that it is County scat, In the very midst Of
the richest iron and coal region OF the State
doing a large and increasing business and hay
ing as healthy aud pleasant site as any 9th
er town in Southern Ohio. Entcrprising bus
mess men may not find better location fol
permanent trade.
For terms and conditions, (Which will be
made easy), enquire of the subscriber Soutl
corner Broadway and Pearl street. Jackson Z
II Ohio. JAMES IL. Q. MILLER.
Bee l3 'J5 3S-tf
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STEEIsHFF,S SALE,

BY virtue Of an execution issued from the Court
ofCommon Pleas Of lAwrcrcc county, Ohio, and to
me directed; | will expose to public sale at the door
of the Court House. in the town Of jackson in Jack
son county, Ohio, on
SATURDAY, THE 9th, DAY OF JANUARY, 1856
At o'clock P. NJ. Of said day tho following Real
Estate situate in said Jackson county, and State Of
Ohio, and bounded and described psfoows to wit:
In-Lots Nos 81, G2 and 81 in jamestown addition
to the town Of jackson and known as the jackson
Foundry properly including the Foundry building
and machinery attached thereto, Levied upon as
the property of J. T. Holiday & Co., to sltisfy q
Judgment rendered against them by said Court and
in favor Of Isham 4 Dyer. Said property Is appras-
cd at $l3OO,OO, Terms of sale cash.
. VlNT0N POWERS, Eh'E. J. G,
Jackson, Dec 6, '55. 81 ids
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JACKSON MARKETS.
MARRIED.

On Thursday, the 2Otn Of Dec, near Harrl rlson-
Vile, by the Rev. Wesley Prettyman SAM L b
VIOLET, Esq, and Miss JANE Q. .SLATTERY'
On the s6th Dec, by Solomon Norris Esq,
SAMUEL WHITE and Miss MARY Ransom; oil Of
SciCto township, Jac.sOn Co, %.
ON the lst inst, by J, g. Grcmeen, ESQ.,, Mr.,
ESocn j. RUSSELL, and Miss SUSAN HARTMAN, al!
Of Bloomfield township, jackson Co. D.
ON Thursday, the 9th ult, by the same, Mn
p. W. DAVIS and MARY A. MINIS, all Of thi
county.
ON the let inst, by the Rev. i. G. For1, Mr.,
LAXcELor tAMPpELI. and Miss RACHAEL Ann
PERRY, all of Jackson County.
With the above notice we received agood snp'
plyof the wedding fxings, for which the happy
pair have the thanks Of the Printers. May they
live an hundred years to enjoy the swec's Of mat
rimony.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Cosmopolitan art AssOeiation !
Second Year.

# . r
Z aBI1AE CLEMENTS for the Second Animal Col
lection Of ths new and popular inslitation for tn
diffusion 0f Literature and Art, have beon rlalo .;
tbe most extensive scale.
Among tbe works already engaged, is the far
foincd
(" GENOA CRUCIFIX,"
which originally cost Ten Tho1saad Dollars,
= In forming tho new COilOctiOn, tho diffusion q
works Of ANERrcAN Brt, snd tho oncourSgsUans d
American genius, have not boen overlooked. Com
missions have boon Issued 70 many Gf the most dis
hng1shed Amcricon Artists, who Will eOntt,bntt
soIno Gf tbor finest projuctions. Among them arC
three Martie Buyts, executed by the groASt lisiBG
Scnlptr,-HRAx PoWEBs 81. s..
GZoBeg WAsnfS0ToN,
Tho Father Of our COuutryi
BEEJAMg FRAEKLrb .a
Tho Philosopher: p'- ea.s-
DANIEL WEBsTEa
Tbs State5lu3n.
q speOial Ogent has visited Europe Gnd made
careful and ndicyus leieetiOns Cf foreign works 4
Ar both 10 BronEc anj NaIb!J S.,,tuaty old
Cboico Pailtibgs.
Tho whole forming large and y1lrsblc &C lioction
Of Paintings and 5ta.usry, 70 bo distributed BDrE
among the members Ofthe Association for tho See
ond Year.
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Nov. %, '55. 35-
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CRYSTAL PALACE STORE
Against the World.
2. LEACH.

Main st., opposite the Post Office, Jackson O
HAS COME TO THE Conclusion 10 aan
Goods at less prices than ever heretofore, after
taking into consideration the immense quantity
of goods continually kept on hand, together
with the numerous receipts Of goods, from tho
CITY Of New York and Philadelphia, which
enables me TO sell Verylow come with yQp1
eash aud try mo.
STAPLE DRY GOODS.
Mullins, Prints, Lawns, Ginghams, Barcrs,
Delanes, Debages, Lusters, Merinos, Tickngs,
Drillings, Denims, Cloths, Casaneres, Sati-
notts, with complet assortment 10 Numerous
to mention.
FANCY GOODS.
A good stock of fancy goods, aud Prtiun d
summer goods, which will sell OF cost for cash
only. y --.-
WHITE GOODS.
Irish Linens, Swiss Mulls, Jaconetta, White
Linen Handkf g, collars, Under-seaves Cheui
sets. DC. &C..
Notions, Hosiery & Gloves.
A full assortment of all Of those articles 1htah
I shall not undertak to numerate.
Umbrellas & Parasols,
All kinds and for everybody, which yillsv1
Al prices to suit the times.
Hats &c Caps.
Silk, Beaver, Wool, Panama, LeshsrI St%v,
and Palm Hats, Gaps Of all kinds, cheap.
Bonnets & Flats.
satiu, Silk, Gimp, Soft Straw, and Gestmsvv
Bounets and Flass.
.#. Boots d Shoes.
A Splendid Stock Of Enc Boots &1ife Shoes for
mon women and children, all Of which, viii
sell very cheap for cash.
Hardware & Cutlery.
A good stock which I will not numstaSs. bSd
come and examine. ...
Ready Made Clothing.
All very cheap, come and see them.
Queens d Glass Ware.
a splendid assortment which is bound H;aai,
Watches d Jewelry.
lGold Watches, Gold Pens & Pey,oIIs Onses,
Breast Pins, Ear Rings, &C., oil o. which VIII
sell cheap for cash only.
Groceries d Sior.e Ware.
Bacon aud Lard, first rp'e Stock of ali Of 6Ae
above articles, which Twin tsell Sery cheap; fus
cash only. =. &
| Cash or'Pod0ce
Only taken in exchange fpr goods. This sys.
tenn will be strictly onseiyed, with requestto
those who have accounts with the frn Of D.
Leach, or d ,h9ach L Co, would call immediate.
ilynnd mike settlement, and save costs.
dTAlsQ Real Estate; Two Town Lois in
James Town. Which viii besOld on the inOsl
favorable terms. d. LRACH.
JacksOGJuue 14-'55-l2-6-m,
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DIED.


, ,hi. nlacs, On the 22d December, 1855,
Loyzo, infant son of David and Harriet H.
Jlnfough. .....
.- COMMUNICATED.
LoNEY, like the early flower,
Has drooped and lost his bloom;
Passed away in childlloOd's h,ur,
To the cold and silent tomb.
His body laid beneath the sod,
lis spirit gono away to God. ..
One we loved has left our number,
For the dark and silent tomb
Closed his eyes in deathless slumber'
Faded ia his early bloom.
M more that voice we loved to hear,
Shall fill his parents listning ear.
That welcome face, that sparkling eye,
And sprightly form must buried lie,
Dsep In the cold and silent loom,
The rayless night that fills the tomb.
God will gather him again,
In the garden he will grow;
On that green and lovely plain,
Z Where the crystal waters flow;
Never more to lay his head . .....
Family on the cold earth-bed.
ta& p.
God tells us by this monrnful death,
How vain and flerting is our breath;
And bids our souls prepare to meet :,
The trial ofshiS Judgment Seat. H. H. "
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Court of Common Pleas, Iaansor
for County, Ohio. IFT-fF-

Alexander Grafton, plaintiff, !
George ". Whitman, Henri. resident Dsrss.
eta Whitman, h John i, daRta.
Jores, Defendants. =.
The DefeRdants, George W. Whitman. and
Henrietta Whitman, willtake notice, that, on tks
eth day Of September 1853. the plaintiff filed Ia
snld Court a petition, setting forth, that on In
ID day Of February 1884. tho said George ".
Whitman, Il Henrietta Whitman, oxeeuted and
delivered deed Of mortgage conveying to the
plaintiff the following property, situate in TN
town md county Of jackson in The State Of Ohio,
10 wit; fiftynine feet and four inchSs Oft Of the
South end Of In-Lot No 70, 10 said town Of
Jackson; also six feet in breadth of Of the we'd
line OF said ln-Lot No. 70, running from the al
| Icy on the North Of said lot TO said ffty.nlnS
feet and four inches on the South end obovS
mentioned; also the North half Of In. Lot No,
II, in said town, RS described on the recorded
Plat Of said town, to seenrs the payment OF
dqbt evidenced by five se9sral notes Of said
George ", Whitman dated February I'd, 1854,
and payable 10 said Alexander Gratsoncs bearer,
as i6llows: s.
lat note for Fivs Haudrei Dollars. payable
February lst, I555, with ten per cent interest
from the lst day Of Sep.cmber,Ie54
I'd note for $500, payable September.lst 1863.
Sd note for sIQ9D, paYabIr September IstIS56.
4th note fof$l001 ps5abis September lstIs5T
9th note for $1,000 payable September st 1855
Sad petition sets forth further, that, the ness
for $500 first herein described. and tire note fsp
$1,000 thirdly herein described, have been trans
IcTed by the plaintiff 10 the defendant John A.
Jones, that the said first note has been paid to
said John A. Jones by said Whitman; that thetwS
notes lastly herein before described are still held
by the plaintiff, are uppad, and are not yet duG
aud thst the note for $500 and secondly hsreln-
before described is due, and that no psymeat has
been made thereon. ..
The Plaintiff asks 10 said petition for Iuds.
mont ogsinst said George W. Whitman andHen
rleita Whitman, for $500, with interest from the
lst day Of September 1855, for the sale Of said
mortgaged property, that the residue Of the pro.
ceeds Of the sale Of said mortgaged property, af.
Yer paying said last mentioned note and the costs
Of salt, be brought into said Court to abide ito
order ia the premises, and for other proper re-
lief.
The said George VI. Whitman g. Henrietta
Whitman will also take notice, that, unless by
the 18th day of January 1856, they appear sad
snsger or demur to said petition, the statements
Of the same will be taken rs tue, and judgment
rendered against them as therein prayed.
HOFFMAN & HASTINGS
Att'ys.fOr Plt1f
Eo7ember %, rs. 35-Gw
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Drugs and Medicines.

A LARGE and further supply of Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Chemicals, Patent
Medicines, Brushes, Glassware, Perlumery and
Fancy articles, just received-cOnstitnting
(wi,h tho original stock) full and general as
sortment, all of which are offered at prices in
teresting to cash purchasers -,
am determined to sell, aud toIH Sell--lhe
public will take notice and govern themselves
accordingly. JAMES H. u MILLER"
Jackson O., Dec. l3, '55 3S-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
" ALLEY IIO USE
PalntSt., Opposite the Court House,
cI1ILLICOTHE, OHIO,
?. FEaREE, Proprietor
ChiAicoth5. Dec. q, '55. 40 --1.s
sIEEsEIpF,s SALE,

State f0hio
Jackson county '''
Pursuant 70 aecomlnand of On execution writ Of
FESDI KxPoNhe, from the Court Of Common Ploas
% and for snd eounty,to me directed shail expose
" pubic sno at TIE door Of tho Court House in the
town and county Of jackson, on @ a.fH
Saturday, the7H, day IF January 1856.
At o'clock p, m. tho following described property,
situate in jackson county, Ohio to wit Part Of tho
south east quarter Of Section no. H. township no.
and range no. H. bcginpingat the south west cor
erntJ9nng the laBds sold of Of the samc quarter,
at stake from which an appcrec ten inches diam
ctcr bears north 10 east ~ links distant; thence
east chains, to post chestnut, 10 sOutlI, 73 cast
VI walnut l6, north rs cast 1,03 thence south 80
chains, post walnut, Ii north G5 east 30 chestnut H.
north II, cast 53 thence cast 400 clnns, post ap-
etrec south ~ west 81 thcncc north % 90 choins
post black oak, south, 81 west %, hickory south
%, cas-; q thence wes 1000 shains, zostloeu,. 70
'yn'f -, wgst ", white cik II south SO cast Gi
thencesou!h Il ,dO chains 10 hollaco Cf beginning,
containing % acres being the Same lands described
IN deed from Solomon lsarnnggr and wife to John
Hight, and in which deed the said Isaminger mnkos
The following reservation, "cxccpGpg the iron orc
which J, Solomon Isamngcr, reserved the right to
dig and haul away provided none be dug in the
orchard or within fifteen rods Of the house provided
if dig, or cause any to dug and hauled away,I, s.
Isamnger am to give hight, us much band US is dug
over" Valued AT 500. To ba sold as tho proper
ty Of John Right, at the suit Of L. j. Kinuison, as
Admir-. of Charles Kinnison. deceased Terms Of
sale cash. VINT0N POWERS, Sh'f. J. c.
Jackson, Dec. 9, '55. 81 5-w
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REAG EsTArE rOR SALE,

THE subscriber offers for sale, his present DIV Ell
LING HOUSE and lot, upon which the same issit-
uatod, being On Main Street in tho Town Of jack
son, g. H. Ohio one HALF LOT South Of Bum
Waltorhouso Bunn's store. AlsOEIGTH or TEN
ceres Of land, situated in JDcson township, eight
miles from tho town Of Jackson, three miles from
tho Marietta md Cincinnati, Rail Road, and ebout
~ miles from the Cincinnati Furnace, upon which
last named premises have now in complete order
and in operation ono STEAM SAW AND GRIST
MILL, with two run Of Stone In said Grist Mill.
Also one DOUBLE CARDLN0 MACHINE. Also
two Yoke Of splendid Oxen, one wagon AMI other
personal property necessary in aud about tho using
Of said Mills &c., oil Of which doslre to sell upon
reasonable terms. Apply for information to the
subscriber ct his residence in Jackson, or at bis
Mill, in jackson township, Jackson County, Ohio.
DANIEL PERRY.
Jackson, Sept Q, rs. 2itf
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Esnanial Notice.

AS many persons are making the enquiry
whether have an interest in the Jackson
Foundry; to all lean state that / lave no IN
terest whatever in that firm, having dissolved
my connection and interest, in that firm, on the
10Th, day Of February 1855. Ny entire stock
Of Stoves and castings are purchased al Pits
School Houses, sizes, including four patterns
s26 90 to Sl3 90. Remember my Shop IL on
Broadway, one door above II. W. Whites
Hardware Store. ], Z. DAY.
Dec. 6, IS. 37H
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William Evans, Guardian, I In Jackson county
against Probate Court
Jane Gsrvin, and Others. Petition to sell land
Jane Garvin, widow, and Mary h. Garvin'
VIM, A. Gavin Albert Gavin. Hester A. Garvln
John Garvn. minors, of the State Of Indiana
will take notice, that petition was filed against
them in said Court, on the 10th day Of December
1855, by William Evans, Guardian Of SAID min.
ors, The object and prayer (which petition is, for
the assignment of dover in, and for the sale OF
The following real estate situate in Jackson coun'
tv, Ohio. and known aud described as follows, to
W.T.; One undivided halfoi the south west quarter
Of the south west quarter, Of section thirty four
Township eight, Range seventeen. SAID peti
tion will be for hearing on the first Monday II
4 February, 1886. VIM: EsANS,
Dec, I3, r53. 3e4,w .... .--...
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned hating exchanged his in
terest in the Iron Valley Furnace, for Mr.. Reese
Thompson's interest in the Keystone Furnace
thereby selling his entire interest in the Iron
Valley Furnacc--is no longer a member OF the
firm Of Thompson, Lasley g. Co: ur,n4,u
Portsmouth, Dec. 90, 1855. jau3-3w
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1856-01-03
LJJVJREIe FOR SALE.

SEVERAL Thousand feet of DRESSED FLooR
mo and CEILING.
so Panel Doors.
9 doz White Pine Batten Doors. ..
A lot Of Window SASH (ussorted sizes.}
Flooring ind Ceiling dressed at Rhodes Mill
Portsmouth, Ohio.
GPAll the above articles Cun be had at my
Shon, Southwest end Columbia street.
w All sizes OF Doors and Sash furnished to
order J,B. WOOD.
Jackson Jan. 3, 1861