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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1856-03-06

KIRKLAND'S Great Western Family Medi
cines are not the car, less offspring of an hour
OF the ephemera production Of day. but the
triumphant results of careful aud laborous
study and investigation into the nature and eff
f ct Of the numerous remedies attained in our
MHcria Mcdca through long years of expert.
PnCe in the practical application OF these RENE
dies to the treatment OF disease. and especially
to those diseases that are incident TO, or modi
ii"d by the pecuiahtcs OF this Western eli
mate,
D sease is universal but as there are various
forms OF disease, that arc in their very nature
different and even opposite or contrar, to each
other so it would be supremeIy absurd TO mag.
inc that one medicine or class Cf medicine Gil
be adopted to cure all classes of disease, but the
public is daily outraged by the imposition o.
QUACKs, who pretend to cure all sorts o dis.
eases by Que and the same kind of medicines OF
combination ofmeGicines. This objection can
not be urged against the Kirkland IN sd les, fol
the ProprietOrsdo not claim for them III It they
are universal or inIaiible, or that there is any
thing miraculous, III, steIious or supernatural
either in their compost ion or effects. He UnI,
assumes that in those forms of disease to wnicI
they are variously and Operately adopted anC
designed IN ALL CASES that are amenuble to med
ica treatment at all they will effect cur. ,
DR., krhland's Invaluable Cholera Pills. fo
the prevention and cure Of Cho.ers, Choleri
Morbus and DiarrhGt.
DR. Kirkland Celebrated Flux Pills, for III,
prevention aud cure of Flux, Dyseutery, OF
Bloody FIux.
DR.. Kirkand's Great Western Family anl
Liver Pitts, for the prevention and cure Of Bill
ious Diseases, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia
Loss Of Appetite, lnuig' stion, ChUic Headschc
Heartburn, &c, &c and in fast. in all di,
Cases where mild and gentle aperient. or uI
active aud powerful calharlic is required
DR. Kirkland's Great Western Ague Pills. fol
the prevention and cure of Fever aud Ague
ChiIs and Fever, Intermittent Fever, and their
kindred diseases.
These Pills are a certain speedy and ciFectu a!
cure for Agus, Fe.er and ARue. Chills and Fe
yer, intermittent Fcvers, and all those diseases
that arc accustomed by malarious Influence il
the atmosphere.
Prepared only by J. PAUL g. o.,
Portsm nth, Ohio.
For sale by DR, ]. II. c. MILLER,
Jackson, Jackson County Ohio
Feb %, 1856. 49-ly.
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LATEST PALL AmRIVAL. ~

LATEST FALL ARRIVAL. n
BUM, W WALTERHOUSR & BUM.
WOULD once more coll the attention of ~.
public in general to their Latest and Qrandsst
selection OF Fancy and Staple
DRY GOODS,
"hIch from The peculiar advantages they hrvs
ndu IN purchasing they afe prepared to sell a
lltae cheaper than ever Call aud examine their
stock Ol
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Fancy French and Per.ian Berege, Delah~.
Lustrcs, GinghaIns, A!paecas, Mcrinocs aud
Silks both Plain aud Fancy
CLOTHS AND CASSIMFRES.
Black French md American Broad Cloths, Plslu
and Fancy Cassimcres, Satinetts, Twesds, anS
Heavy Cloths. 2"
FINE GOODS.
French Collars, Collaretts, Chenlsetl,. Usdsr.
sleeves, Anifcials; Silk, Linen and Embroidered
Handkerchiefs; Mitts; Kid, Lisle Thread, silk
and Cotton Gloves; Laces; Linens; Jaconstts;
Swiss Mulls; Bobinetts; Bonnets and DonaSi
Findings Of every description. .-''
HATS AND CAPS.
Mems, Boys and Youths Fancy Cav eraEa
Vide Awake Hats; Gents No Ezti MOls-
SKIN, Fur and Otter Hats.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems Boys and Youths Grain, Kip oat.
Cali ani eml'd Brogans; (;ents' and Boy Kip
and Cali Boots G5itersj Ties, DC; WonenS
and Misses Fancy Lace Boots; Lasting GaiterR.
Calf, Goat, Morocco and Kid Buskins;
Fancy Lace Boots, Buskins and Ankle Ties.
STAPLE GOODS.
Best brands of brown and bleacbed Muslips,
Drills, Dcnisens, Sheetings, PILLOW Cssings,
ohrtings, Cambrics, Slesias, Table Covers,
Crash, Canvass and Prints of every rariety, Car.
pet Chain, Cotton Yarn, Batting, Wadding. &e.;
Carpets; Rugs, Floor Oil Cloths, &c; TRAVELLING
Bags, Sdchcls, Umbrellas, DC.
HARDWARE AND QUEENSWARE.
Lipeucotts superior Axes; Collins and Grain
Shoycis; Door Trimmings Cutlery Poke! Kniyss
DC. QQeeaoYare Of all kinds.
GROCERIES.
Coffee, Tea aHd Sugar; Molasses BY tho barrel
and half barrel fuiI assortment Of Paints,
Oils and Brushes, Boot Polish and Backing.
Finally, every thing in the Dry Goods and Gro.
ceTy line. Come all who want to buy, and vile
don't want to buy come any way.
GLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEED,
A good article OF each for sale low.
THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICEIN CASH
will be paid for Wheat, Barrels, and Cooper StuA
1t our mill.
BCNN, WALTERHOUSE & BUNH,
jackson Oct Is. $3.50
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Marietta and Cincinnati and Hills
borough Railroads.
5sES 55sE:1 = 80 e.
TINE CHANGED.
6 Through 10 pOrtsnouth and Joci,

"ThrOugh TO Portsmouth and jack.
son by Hail HOad.o
TRAINS will run as fellows, Until fu.the
notice:
FIRST TRAX-.Leaves Chiliccths at $50 A. VI.
Columbus 800 2. NJ.
SECOND TRAIN--Leaves Chillicothe on the ar.
rival of the Train tr,m Handle at l2 NJ, and
arrives at Cincinnati at 40 P. NJ, and a, Col.
umbus at 1880 p. NJ.
RE URNlNG.
FIRST TRAIN--Leaycs Cincinnati at A. NJ
ald arrives at Chilicothe at 1917 A. NJ,
SECOND TRAN-Leaves Cincinnati at 3 80 P
NJ, and arrives at Chilicolhe at o.2j Z. VI.
FIRST TRAM EAsT-L Leaves Chlhculhe at A
VI. and arrives at llamden al 9 A. NJ
SECOND TRAN EAST. Leaves ChillicOthe on
tho arrival OF the Train from Cincinnati at IT,:
II 4. NJ. and arrives at Hnm,en at II 20 a. NJ.
where it connects with a train for jackson aud
Portsmouth
RETuRYlAG-Leav Hamden at 1890 A. NJ.
aud arrive al Chllicothc AT IL NJ in time Ur
Train or Cincinnati ani Columbus 4: ana al 4:4U
7. NJ on the arrival Vi the trHn rom Jackson
and Portsmouth, AMI arrive at Chillicothy at
Geo Z. NJ.
Passengers will leave Columbus for ChiIico-
the at 245 A, NJ. and l2,;O z. N. and arrive at
lOI7 4 NJ. and 6,25 ?. NJ,
Fare from Chlicothe to Cincinnati So 90
g. 2" e. Olumbps $50
Tickets can be had of Mr. l.. .Dohert, Col
umbus, p W. Slrader, corner OF Broadway
and Front Sts., Cincinnati; the L. NJ. Depot,
and at all tue Stations.
W. r. ARTHUR, Supt.
Jan. u, 'jj.-45 If.
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Err UIT

GRATING loro and young Ffees furnished
Having Ind several years experience in the art
of Engraftiug in the No thern and Eastern
Nurseries, we consider ourselves capable Of Civ
inp entire satisfaction to all who want anything
in our line orbusincss. We bring recommends
tons That will be perfectly satis !aciory to al!
Our Crafts are selected from the Rochester NJ
Nurseries, from the Western ReserFe, and from
Ross county, and some of tic choicest fruits III
this county. Our prices for grating arei-
Three cents a piece for Apples, five cents piece
for Pears, Peaches, Pums and Cherries. We
count our CRAFTS in September We are also
prepared 10 furnish all kinds OF young trees
from two to four years of age. All orders for
warded 10 us will be promptly attended to.
OSBORN 4 BROTHERS,
lac son, January 2lth-44 If
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DaguerrcOtypc Lii<eaesScs.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform
the citizens of jackson and the surrounding
country, that he has fitted up rooms in the
ISHAM HOUSE, THIRD STORY,
For short time, expressly for Daguerrean pnr-
poees. He has spared no pains or expense in
procuring every facility reproducing those
LIFE.LIKE LlKENFSSES,
Which can only be surpassed by the living
model itself. Having good light he will be
enabled to take pictures in all kinds Of weather,
and feels confident that he can please the most
difficult. Pictures set in Frames. Gases l.ockcs,
Breast Pins, Rings, &c IN style unsurpassed,
Copies taken from the Dagnerrsotype painted in
oil colors, life size.
Persons wishing their pictures takea are i'll
vited to call soon.
Careful Instructions givenin the art OH liberal
terms.
D'Hours of operating from 8 o'clock A, NJ,
till 4, ?. NJ. d. BARR.
March sth, 1856. 5)-tf
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WASHINGTON WORKS,

MILL STREET. PORTSMOUTH. OHIO.
EEENRY DAVIS, formerly Superintendent
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 oil
kinds Of
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 uOticc Feb. 7, le5G.-46-Gm.
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JAMES PURSELL & J.F. TOWEL havo
this day entered into co-partnership, for the
prosecution Of the Wholesale Dry Goods busi-
ness, under tie name and firm Of PURsELL
g. TOWEL. Having fitted up and enlarged
the building lately occupied by J. +. lowell &
Co we will be better prepared than s7er to c1i
hibit to merch mls and furnace owners, large
and seasOnable assortmeuts OF goods at the
lowest wholesale prices.
PURSELL & TOWEL.
Portsmouth, Jan. 18th, l5JG-44 If.
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Look Out FellOWS!!

TAKE notice what is going on, / have sold ny en-
tire Stock Of Goods to NJ. Sternberger, in the town
Of Jackson, and am determined 10 settle up nv
business. Those who owe me on book accounts or
have any unsettled accounts with me, will do me q
kindness by calling at my old stand and make set
dement, Immediately. "a Thanks to my numer-
Gus liberal patrons. DAVID LEACH.
Jan. II, IS. 43, Pm
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Shcrtn'S Sale.

wm. II. Johnson, In Jackson county Court Of
VS.. Common fleaS.
John Swanson Pursuant to an execution
writ of Fl IA, from the court of common pleas of
jackson county, Ohio, to me directed, shall expose
to public SALE at tho court house in said county,
On Saturday, the 10Th of April, 1855,
At locOck, P. NJ, the following described property,
to-wit lnOt No. q, in lIotfman's Addition to the
Town of jackson, in said Jackson county. To be
sold as tho property of John Swanson at the suit Of
VIM Ii. johnson. Terms Of sale cash--property
appraised at $4,000.
VINT0N POWERS,
March 9th, 1856. 50-tds. Sheriff J. G.
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DfSSOLTyINN

THE partnership heretofore existing between
the Subscribers, under the name and firm of J.
F. TOWELL & CO., is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. Either partner is authorized
to settle up the business OF the firm.
JAMES PURSELL
JANIS T. TOWEL,
Portsmouth, Jan. I7th, 1856.
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March 9th, 1856. 5O~tds. Sheriff J. C.
SCIOTO & HOOKING VALLEY RAIL
ROAD. NEW ARRANGEMENT.
GSsam III n t

on and after Tuesday, 4th day Of March, 1855
trains will run on this road as follows, to wit;
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
No. !. Passenger train, will leave Portsmouth at
6.I5, A. M-arrve at lIamden at 1910 A. NJ,
connecting with train on the NJ. & G. r. r.
No. 2. Passenger (and freight train-Lcave
Portsmouth at $50 p. M.-arrive at Hamden at V4O.
No. 8. Freight train-LeRye Portsmouth at A.
M.-arriys at jackson at 1925 N.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
No. |. Passenger (and freight train--Loaye
Hamdeu at $50 A. M.-arrive at Portsmouth at 10.
50 A. NJ, connecting the line Of steam packets to
Cincinnati.
No. 2. Passenger train-Loavo Hamden at H.
As, noon-arrive at Portsmouth at Alb 7. NJ.
No. 3. Freight train-Leave jackson at l'45 r.
M.-arrive at Portsmouth at $40 p. NJ.
Trains stop only for passengers at the following
stations, to wit: SciUtovio, Webster, Washing
ton and Gallia Furnace Stations, Portland, Gross
Roads, Jackson and at Berlin. ,a.,z :,
J. RIGGS, Pres't.
March 0, SO. Soft
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NOTICE,

Is hereby given to all persons, that my wife
Nancy Ann French, has lett my RED and BOARD,
without any just cause or provOcation. AllPer.
sons are hereby notified not to harbor or trust
herupon my account, as am determined not to
pay any debts Of her contracting after1hiS date
ABRAHAM FRENCH.
Feb 2Ist, A. D. 1856 F-Sw,
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Notice Of Partition.

William Byersl In the Court of Com Pleas, in
VS. aud for Jackson county Ohio
Sarah Byers In Partition.
aud others. Sarah Byers, widow of Edward
ByerS, deceased. Charles Byers, George Bycrs,
Isaac Bycrs, Elizabeth Goodrich. wife Of Levi
Goodrich, Sarah Barbrc wife OF William Barbpe,
Lucinda Maple, wife Of Reasin Is. Maple, and
Sarah liHll aud James Hall children aud heirs OF
Minerva and Fleming Hall, deceased, residents
Of Jackson county, Ohio aud Abraham Byera,
Hester [ OK, wife OF PeytOn Cox, and Charlotte
Baker, vile Of Joseph Baker, Of Iintun county,
Ohio, and Mary ShiIlott, wife OF John Shflett.
of Kirk, Kirk county, IN the State Of Iowa, will
take notice that petition was filed against them
on the 18Th day Of January, A. D., 1856 in the
Court OF Common Pleas, in and for Jackson
county, Ohio, by William Byers. aud is now
pending, wherein the said William Bycr. de.
ulauGs pApTlTloN Of the following real estate sit
uate in Jackson county Ohio, to.wit; The
North East quarter Of the South East quarter Of
Section No. Seven Township No. Eight, OF Range
Eighteen, containing Forty aud j9-lOO acres,
Also the South West quarter of Section No.
Eight, Township No Eight, of Range Eighteen,
containing One Hundred aud Fifty. one and
l-lU0 acres, Excepting as follows convey ed
W Ucolge DgCIsj G'-Nl' DtSIhhihS ~ pte toulh
corner of Section No. 3, Township No. !, Ringe
Is. Thence East 60 poles to Stake i'll thu
Corner of the Section line On the South side Of
said Section No. s. Thence North 45 poles and
l2 links to Str Ike. Thence West I06 poles to
an Elm on the Banks Of Pigeon Greek. Thence
up said Creek with the meanderings thereof, and
bounded herewith 1913 poles to Stake in the
Section line on the West Side of said Section No,
3. Thence South 10 poles 20 the beginning, ex.
ccpt SO much as may be necessary to ercect But.
mcnt to secure Milldam on the South side of
Pigeon Creek at the place where the dam now
stands above the crossing of the Adelphia Road,
containing Forty three acres more or less, and
That at the next Term Of said Court application
will be made by the said William Byers for an
order that partition may bemate o said prem.
isss. WILLIAM BlERS.
Jan. 9th, l656-44-6w.
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The GnIIta Academy.

Ahc UUiIId AC1aOehy'
THE Spring and Summer Session of this In.
stitutiOn will commence on
Wednesday, February Goth.
The Session is divided into two Terms ol
Eleven Weeks each ....
The teachers are the same as last session.
A. e SEARS, Principal.
). II. KELSEY. Assistant, and Te lchcr Of Vocal
Music.
Mus. S. A.SEARs, Teacher in the Ornamental
Department.
Miss Mss F. F. 4. 4, DAVIS Assistants
Miss &C Cooley, Teacher Of Music on Piano
Forte.
Tuition us usual, from SO TO S5 per term.
Board can be obtained iu good fcmies OIL
reasonable terms.
For particulars apply to the Principal.
SIMEON NASH, President.
r. ALIsHiRE, Secretary.
Feb. ol, 1856 4e-3w.
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new hat STORE.

SIGN OF THE PANTHER,
VALLEY HOUSE, CIIILLICOTHE, o.
WE have on hand the largest, fuest aud
cheapest assortment Of
Hats, Caps, Ladies' Furs,
Gloves, Mittens, Umbrellas, Canes, Buffalo
Robes, Carpet Sacks, Ladies' and Boys
Leather and Silk Belts, Shirts and
Collars, Gentlemen's Half Hose,
Cravats, Ties, &c, DC,
Comprising the largest stock Of Goods ever o.
fered in this city or vicinity. We respectfully
invite an examination Of BUR goods and prices
as we defy competition in both. We cah and
will sell better goods, and at lower price than
any other hoqse in this city can do. Call in
ana see.
A Premium
! or ten dollar Otter Hat will be given TO the
person who shall sell US he largest number o.
Mink, 0pposSum, Raccoon or Fox skins o.
their own killing, between this ami the first o.
February next.
A. WENTWORTH d co.
! ChillieOths, jan. "a, SO 44-v
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AN URGENT CALL.

ALL those knowing themselves Indebted 10
me by note Or book account, are urgently re-
quesied to come forward and settle the same,
as | cannot wait any longer. So look out
JARED STE HENSON.
Winchester, Feb. Ia, l656,-47-3w.
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HrnIlnIc NOTICE..

NOTICE is hereby given that the account and
vouchers of Edward Morris, guardian Of Mary Nor.
ris, arc filed in the OGoo Of the Probate Judge, for
final settlement, and will be for hearing on the 22d
day of March. A. d. 1856. TN. HOWELL,
Feb. q, 1886 4S-3w. Probate Judge.