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Opened 40 Miles East of Cincinnati
TIME CHANGED.


TRAINS will run as follows, Until further
notice.
FIRST TRAIy-.Ieavcs Chilicothe at $50 A. NJ j.,
and arrives at Cincinnati I0:4j A. NJ, and at
Columbus 800 ?. NJ.
SECOND TRAIN--Leaves Chilcothe at l2 VI b.,
and arrives at Cincinnati at So P. NJ, and al
Columbus at Il 80 p NJ.
RE TURNING.
FIRST TRAN--Leaves Cincinnati at 545 A.
M, for Banchaster, Greenfield Chllicothe
llamden, Vinton Furnace Station, and Zaleski
and arrives at Chillcothe at 1917 A. NJ.
SECOND TRAIY-Leaves Cincinnati at 80 P
NJ, for Chilicothe and Hilsborough, and in-
termediate points arriving at ChilIicothe, at
8.25 7. M. and HiIlsborough at 6:lO P, NJ.
FIRST TRAIN EAsT-Leaves Chilicothe at 7 A.
NJ and arrives at Hamden at a. IN. Returning
leaves IIalnden on the arrival of the cars
from Portsmouth and Jackson at 1890 A. NJ
arrives at ChilIicolhe at II NJ, where it con-
meets with train for Cincinnati and Columbus
SECOND TRAN EAsT--Leaves ChilIicothe on
at lO:l7 A, N, on thSarrival of the Train from
Cincinnati and Col kfdDus, and arrives at Ham
den at l2lOP P. NJ, where it connects with
Qaln lol~&kson and PORTSMOUTH, ana Stages
70 GalpOis and arrives at Vinton Furnace
Station, at 1880 A. M. where it connects with
Stages for NJ Arthur, Athens, Pomeroy, and ar
rives at Ialeski at 2:l5 p. m.
RETURNING-Leayes Zaleski at 3P. NJ, and
connects with Stages from M'Arthur, Athens
and Pomeroy, and arrives at ChiliicothO at e.
10 P. NJ.
Passengers will leave Columbus for ChiIlco-
the at 2, As A. NJ. and 10 2. NJ. and arrive at
1917 A. NJ. and S,25 P. NJ,
Fare from Chillicothe to Columbus $3.50
" l." =" Cincinnati, 29O
Hamden, " $50
Tickets can be had of NJ. L. Doherty, Col
umbus, P. W. Strader, Cincinnati; and at all
Stations.
W. R. ARTHUR, supt.
March 90, ,'5G 50 If.
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NoticotO Contractors.

Sealed, proposalA for the erection of Market
HouseS in the INCORPORATED Village of Jackson in
JacksoiNf county, Ohp, will be received by the TOvg
Council oisS said VIgc, until the 18th day of March
1885, The sfgao of tile building is to be eighty feet
long by twenty fcgtwide, and to be built accor-
ding to plan to be furnished1Gy the Mayor at his
Office, Four hundred dollars will be paid in hand
and the residue in one year. Security required for
the performance ofthe work. By order of the Coun-
ell, GEORGE N. ADAMS, Mayor.
T. R. Mathews, Recorder
march 20, 1856. std
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CUAupIAN,s SALE.

William Evans, Guardian, Tn Jackson county,
against p,"Lnto Wv, ~
IN pursuance Of an order Of Court in the above
case, shall offer 1T public sale, at the door of the
Court House, on the 22d day of April, A. D., 1856,
at one o'clock p. N. of said day the following real
estate, situate in Jnckson county, Ohio, and known
and described as follows, to wit: one undivided half
of the south west quarter of the south west quarter
of section thirtyf four oftownship eight, of range
eighteen, subject to. the dover Of Janc Garyan
Of the west half of said lands. Appraised at S235
subject to said dover. Terms of sale, one third in
hand, one third in one year, and one third in two
years, with interest on the deferred payments.
WILLIAM EvAYs, Guardian.
march 20, 1855. 52--JW
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EE2 III u,

GRATING doEe and young Trees furnished.
Having had several years experience in the art
of Engrafting in the No thern and Eastern
Nurseries, we consider ourselves capable of Civ
ing entire satisfaction to all who want any thing
in our line Of business. We bring recommcnda-
tions that will be perfectly satisfactory to all
Our Crafts are selected from the Rochester N Y.
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 piece for Apples five cents piece
for Pears, Peaches, Plhms 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 & BROTHERS,,
Jackson, January I4th-44 tf
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IhE subscribers, IN announcing their appoint
ment as Managers Of the above Association, for
the advancement Of the
pIM e A 2 z 8,
in this country feel ustifcdin stating that Fine
Steel Engrayings will be placed bofore the
American public, which, ia beauty OF execution,
have been unsurpassed, and al price unparal.
lcled 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 tie age.
The Engrayings will be issueu monthly,
commencing from tho First Of December, 1855,
and ending First oi January. 1854, with the
PREMIUM ENGRAVING.
The purchasers Of Twelve Engrayings, one
each month, price fifty cents, will be entitled
to receive as premium, the great ss.el eGgrl
Wing.
" WASHINGTON AFTER CROSSING
THE DELAWARE"
Size "a 30. Executed in the fist style Of art,
from the original design, by f. 0. barley,
an American Artist unsurpassed in
Illustrating the History Of
our 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 FREE ofexpress, post o.
packing charges.
GEO HOWARD eco,
225, Fulton street, n. Y.
Wholesale Print Publishers, and Manufac.
turers Of Frames and Nouidings.
Feb. Z, ISjG.-4S. 3.m
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DIED.

OK the 1lth, inst, in Bloomfield township in this
county, MARION WARE in the 2lst, year Of his age
This young man was beloved by all who knew
him. The circumstances Of his death are certainly
heart rendering which be coarnod by reading the
report Of the Coroners inquest in another column
-SP'' v
lie was found dead,
mo mourncr fingered with tears or sishs,
but the Stars looked down with plying eyes,
And tho chill winds passed with wailing sound,
Der the lonely spot werc his form was found
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To the Ladies'.

WISHING to close out small stock of Bonnets,
Ribbons Flowers, Wrcaths Ladies' Fancy Notions,
will offer the same to the Ladies of jackson and
vicinity, at what they really cost These articles
must and will be sold at some price, and wish par
ticular notice taken of the facts Call at the jew
cir Shop of g. b. WEBER.
Jackson, Ohio, march 90 'jG. 52-3w
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Bridge Notice.

There will be sold to the lowest bidder, on the
29th day of March, 1856, the building of bridge
across a branch of Pigeon creek near the RESI-
dence of John Goodrich, in Washington town
ship, Jackson county, o.
BY order of Commissioners.
JOHN STEPHEN SON,
March 18Th, 1856. 5l-3w. Auditor ]. c.
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Great western Family Medicines,

KIRKLAND'S Groat Western Family Medi
eines are not the car,les offspring of an hour
or the ephemeral production Of day, but the
triumphant results Of careful and labofous
study and investigation into the nature and ef
feet Of the numerous remedies contained in our
Materia Medica through long years of expert
ence in the practical application Of these rene
dies TO the treatment OF disease, and especially
to those diseases lhat are incident TO, or modi
fed by the pccuiarltes OF this Western eli.
mate
d Dsease s universal, but as there are various
forms Of disease, that arc in their very nature.
different and even opposite or contrary to each
other, so itwOuld be supremely absurd to imag
inc that one medicine or class Of medicine Gun
be adopted TO cure all classes of disease but the
public is daily outraged by the imposition of
QUAcKs, who pretend TO cure all sorts o( dis.
eases by one and the same k ind Of medicines or
combination ofmedicines. This objection can
not he urged against the Kirkland remed les. for
the Proprietsrs do not claim for them that thew
are universal orinfslIible, or that there is any.
thing miraculous, mysterious or supernatural,
either in their composition or effects. He only
assumes that in those forms of disease to which
they are variously and operately adopted and
ical treatment at all they will effect a cur, O
DR.. kirkland's Invaluable Cholera Pills, for
the prevention and cure of Cholera, Cholera
Morbus and DarrhGl.
DR.. kirkland Celebrated Flux Pills, for the
prevention and cure Of Elux, Dysentery, or
Bloody FluE.
DR.. kirkIand's Great Western Family and
Liver Pills, for the prevention and cure Of Bill
ious Diseases, Liver Complaint Dyspepsia
Loss ofAppetite, Indigestion, Chclic Headache
Heartburn, &c, &c, and in fast, in all dis
eases where mild and gentle aperient, or an
active and powerful cathsrtic is required.
Dr. kirkland's Great Western Ague Pills. for
the prevention and cure of Fever and Ague,
Chills and Fever, intermittent Fever, and their
kindred diseases.
These PiIIsare certain. speedy and eifectua!
cure for Agus, FeIer and Ague, Chlls and Fe-
yer, intermittent Fevers, and all those diseases
that are occaslOncd by amalanous influence in
the atmosphere.
Prepared only by ]. PAUL & Co.,
Portsmouth Ohio.
For sale by DR.J. II. q. MILLER,
Jackson, Jackson County Ohio,
Feb. %, 1856. 40-ly.
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Sherin's SnIc.

VIM H. Johnson, In jackson county Court Of
Ys. Common Pleas.
John Swanson. Pursuant to an execution
writ Of Fl IA, from the court Of common pleas Of
jackson county, Ohio, tome directed | shall expose
to public sale at the court house in said county,
On Saturday, the 10Th of April, 1856,
At O'clock, P. NJ the following described property,
to-wit ln-lot No. q, in Hofman's Addition to the
Town of Jackson, in said jackson county. To be
sold as the property Of John swanson at the suit Of
VIM Il. johnson. Terms of sale cash-property
appraised at $4,000.
VINT0N POWERS,
March 9th, 1886. J0-tds Sheriff j. C.
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A light One Horse Buggy made for a customer
who does not take it on the account of going to Min
nossota. The buggy is a first rate one, well made
and if sold for cash, it can be bought cheap. For
further particulars, call upon or address,
L. A. CAMPBELL, Oak Hill,
march 20, 1856. jackson county, Ohio
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r WASHINGTON WORKs.
DISSOLUTION

THE partnership heretofore existing between
the subscribers, under the name and firm of :.
F. TOWEL L CO., is this day dissolved
mutual consent. Either partner is aulhf1
10 settle up the busncs: OF The firm.
J1MES PURSEI.
JAMES F. TOL
Portsmouth. Jan. l7th, 1856.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Election Notice.

The legal voters of tho Incorporated village Of
Jackson c. H., in Jackson County, Ohio, arc hereby
notified to mect at the Court House in said county
on Monday the 7th day of April, A. D., 1886, and
then and there elect the following Officers for said
village, to witt One Mayor; one Recorder, and Five
Trustees I. X. MATHEWS,
march Is, 1856. Recorder.
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n H. JOHf4GON1S
WhDlesGip aDd RpidU
D30K s. STATIONERY STORE,
PatDtStreet. 0ppsife tie Valley
House, CH7ILs. lzlAGIE, %.

-4A--
COUNTRY MER ceasE.. sE..eslsss and others will
do well TO call aud examine the stock in this
extensive establishment, being assured that they
Viii End every thing they may need in tbi.
line, and at suc! moderate prices as cannot fail
to give satisfaction.
SchcOI 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.
Letter, Cap and Note Paper, Of ma.
ny grades and prices, purchased directly from
the Manufactures, are offered at exceedingly
low rates
Blank Boots, large ana complete as.
serimGIt
MisceIianeous RoOiis 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 :he west. No person
need want par cr now, when they can purchase
II at prices ranging from { cents, to $3.50 per
bolt.
We only ask you to con ult your own inter
ests. and give usa call.
Feb. 1lh 1856 G-4G It
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NOW ADVERTISEMENTS.
sgJpEgssOfs TEAS.

In the original Half Chests, in Boxes, Of 6
and II pounds, and in Metallic Packages, a y,
/, 9 and pounds,-For sale by
JENKINS q CO.,
Original Inventors Of the Metallic Tea Pack }
Wholesale Dealers in Teas Only,
Nv CORNER OF MARRET d NINTH srs.,
PHILAD ELPHIA.
Te,s in Metallic Packs put up IN Half Chcat',
containing variety of both Black and GTeen' to
suit buyers.
Printed list of Prices, Terms DC, furnished
by mail to all who order them.
An Teas warranted to please, or no sale
One aud the same price and terms to all and
one only. ,.o-.,.
and ofGresn. about 50 pQsyds each.
March 13, 1886. 81
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Attachment Notice

Joseph Foust, Agent forl Before Robert Mason,
David D. Foust; J. P, Of Jackson town
VS.. I ship, Jackson county,
Truman johnson. Ohio.
On the 10th day of March, A. D, 1856, said
Justice issued an order of Attachment In the
above action, for the sum of one hundred aud
ffty-o dollars.
March 18th, 1856. 5l-3w*
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SlleliGS Sale.
State Of Chic
jackson county 9''

State Of Chic
jackson county ''
Pursuant to tho command of an execution writ Of
vENDI EXPoNAs, from tho Court Of Common Pleas
in and for said county, to me directed shalleXpose
to public sale at the door Of the Court House in the
in the town and county Of Jaclssan, on
Saturday The 2lSi, day Of April 1856.
At l O'clock p. m. the following described property,
situate in Jackson county, Ohio to wit; Part Of the
south cast quarter Of section no. II, township no.
and range no. II, beginning at the south west cor
ner adjoining the lands sold off Of the same quarter
at a stake from which an appletree ten inches diam
eter, bears north 4j cast ~ links Distant thence
east chains, to post chestnut, 10 south, rs cast
04 walnut I6, north rs east LOS: thence south 80
chains, post walnut Is north 60 cast 40 chestnut II,
north q, east So; thence east 400 chains post APP
plctrce south "A west thence north % 90 chains
post black oak 1 south, 81 west 80, hickory 4 south
&c. cast 81 thence west 1890 chains, post locust 10
sOuthi6, west 22 white oak, II south 50 east Oh;
thence south 81 80 chains, to the place beginning,
containing 3j acres being the same lands described
in deed from Solomon lsaminger and wife, to John
Kight, and in which deed tho said Isaminger makes
the following reservation excepting the iron ore
which !, Solomon lsaminger, reserved the right to.
dig and haul away, provided none be dug in the
orchard or within fifteen rods of the house provided
if Idig, or cause any to be dug and hauled away !,
Solomon Isaminger, am to gi'e kight, as much land
as is dug over" Valued at SlOO. Tobe sold ms the
property of John Kight at the suit of A. J. Kinnis
son, as Admir- of Charles Kinnison, dcCeascd-
Terms of sale cash,
vINTON POWERS, Sheriff J. C.
jackson, march 2O j6. 80 5-w
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NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as Administrative of
the Estate of John s. Taylor late Of jackson county
Ohio deceased.
SARAH Z. TAYLOR, Exccutrix.
March 20, 49, 81 S-w
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Administrators Notice,

Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has
been appointed and qualified as administrator on
the estate of John Noel decd late Of the County Of
Jackson, and State of Ohio. JAMES NOEL.
march II, 1856. 52-4w
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Iust Received,

A further supply of Myers Extract of Rock
Rose, the celebrated remedy for Scroiula and
other Blood diseases. LOuden g. Co.'S, Family
Remedies-India Chologogue, and various other
articles Of necessary use among the sick, at
MILLERS New Drug Store.
juckson, Dec Is, 55--3S
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned, as Attorney for the Admins
trarix Of the Estate of John s. Taylor late of jack
son county Ohio, decd, will attend to the settle
ment Of said estate at his Office in Jackson
All persons knowing themselves indebted to said
estate will save costs by calling and making immc-
diate settlement as the estate will be settled without
dclay. W, h. HASTINGS,
Msrchgo, '5S, 53G
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Eg- The St. Louis latelHgencer esti-
mates the loss on the boats sunk and
damaged by the late breaking up of the ice
at that point, at 100000.
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Notice OF Partition.

Peter, s. Davis, In the court Of Common
VS.. Pleas, in and for Jackson
Elizabeth WaIters,( Co., Ohio, In Partition
and others. Elizabeth Walters, wife
of Nathaniel Walters, of Gallia county, Ohio,
Johns Davis, Jane Jenkins, wife of David J.
Jenkins, and Albin s. Davis, of MOigs county,
Ohio, Margaret Jones, wife of Thomas NJ. Jones,
and Sarah Evans, vile of Evan D. Evans, of
Jackson county, Ohio, and Mary Edwards, wife
Of Edward Edwards of Cincinnati Ohio, and Mar
garct Lawrence, of Gallia county Ohio, will take
notice, that on the 4th day of February, A. d.
1885, a petition was filed against them in The
Court OF. Common Pleas. in and for jackson
county, Ohio, by Peter s. Davis, and is now
pending, wherein the said Peter S. Davis de-
mands partition of thcfollowing real estate, situ-
ated in nJackson caunty, Ohio, to wit: The East
half of the North. westquarter Of section 5, town
ship 7, range seventeen; containing eighty four
aCres more or less. And that at the next term
of said court application will be made by the said
Peter S. Davis, foran order that partition may be
made Of said premises
Feb 7, l856-46 CIV. PETER S. DAVIS.
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NOTICE

Is hereby givon, that the subscriber has been ~
pointed and qualified as Administrator on the Es'
tate of John Johnson senior, late Of jackson county
Ohio. deceased. JOSEPH AfEN,
March lat 1850 50-3H, Administrator.
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NOTICE.

THE firm of Peter Powell Co. was dissolved on
the lst inst, by limitation. Davis Macklcy, ESD
is fully and only authorised to take charge of all
the property and effects of said firm; and also to
settle its business.
ROBINSON, GLTDDEN & Co.
p. POWELL.
Portland, Jackson county Ohio.
March 20, 'j6. 50 3-w
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READY MADE CLOTHINGI

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, CAPS,
And every thing in the way Of Gcntlemen's and
Boys Wear. Also, Jewery of all kinds, Fancy
Notions, Cigars, Tobacco, DC
Ij' Call at G. DAVID & BROS, Crmmercial
Block, Main street, you want good and cheap
article of CLOTHING.
G. DAVID d BRO.
Jackson, Oct. 4, '55-28-ly
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Dye StufS.

Just arrived, another lot of that fine IndiCo:
together with every other article in the lind oi
Dye Stufs, and for sale at,
December 13,-38- MnLrss.
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Bridge Notice.

There will be sold to the lowest bidder, on
the 9Th day Of March, 1856, the building of
bridge across -Four Mile creek, on the road lead
ing from the Steam Mill to Twins Station, in
Franklin township, jackson county, Ohio.
By order of Commissioners.
JOHN STEPHENSON,
March 18th, 1856. 5l-3w. Auditor j. c.
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Scales and Weights.

Fowler d Ludlow's celebrated Counter Scales
for Merchants and .Gfocers' use, for sale cheap
at MnLns
Jackson, Dec I3,-39-
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TWO first rate farms for sale. situated near
Oak Hill; one containing lGO acres of excellent
land, suitable for farming; the other containing
$50 acres, part Of it covered with a heavy
growth Cftimber, and containing a large amount
Of Stone Coal and Iron Ore, For further particu.
lars, snqnirc of A. II. SAMPSON,
Attorney at Law and Real Estate Agent.
Oak Hill, jackson county, Ohio.
Feb 81, 1856, 4s.
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NOTECE.

ON the 23d day Of Feb. 1856, we, the under
signed, sold to RILEY CORN our whole inte.
rest, both real and personal, in "LMEsToNE
FURNACE" in Jackson county, o., and are no
longer members Of the firm of "EvANs, NEwsoM
e. Co. LEWIS R. JONES.
THOMAS J. JONES.
DAVID RICHARDS.
jackson, March l3, 1856. 5l-3w*.
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10 the BOOt and Shoe Trade.
0AKES s. TRACY,


Continuation of C. P, Tracy & Co., and
Successors of R, Lloyd & co.,
Wholesale Dealers in and Magfactwers Of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Having lately bought out tho entire stock Of
R. Lloyd d Co., and are now receiving a large
and well selected assortment for the Spring
and Summer Trado-their stock comprising all
the various kinds necessary for and adopted to
the season. Their facilities for obtaining goods
at the lowest price, will enable them to offer
them on as favorable terms as any other House.
They also huvea full assortment: Of
HATS,
SOLE LEATHER, GALE and KIP SKINS,
Innings. BINDINGS. and FINDINGS.
And they would invite the attention Of Furnace
men and all Dealers TO examine their stock,
feeling confident they can offer such terms as
will equally promote the interest of all.
Portsmouth, Ohio, March 18th, 1856. 5l-2m,
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BANK NOTE LIST.

THEfollowing list is corrected every Wednesday.
Just before putting paper to press at Bennett
T,ts C;t;yens Rank
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DE-. w. IL. DUNHAM
BRICK MASONRY.

THE subscribers offer their services to the people
of this place and surrounding country, and feel as
sured that f ON long experience in the business that
they can give due justice to all that will entrust
their work in their hands All orders left with them
will be done on short notice, and in workman like
manner as they are both practical workmcn in their
line of business. D. w. PECK,
JOSEPH KlLLEN.
jackson. March l3, SO. 81 3.m
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Cuba Honey.
A Fine Article, Just received aud for sals 4
an3 MILLERS,
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AOTyCE,

NOTICE,
IS hereby given 1hat the Law Partnership Of
"HoHnan a Hastings" is dissolved, January Il, SO,
r. C. HOFFMAN,
w. X. HASTINGS.
January u, 1856. 43-tf
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Golden Syrup'---Au extra superior ar
ticle, just reGievcd. M. X,
BROOM Twiue, Bed Cord and Sea Grass rope,
always on haad. NJ. Il.
PRIME Cheese, Dried Beef. and Cod Fish just
received. M, X
WOODEN CHURNs.-A good article and
cheap NJ, r,
Jackson, March 49, So 81 II
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Highest market price paid for White
Beans by b. W. B.
Feb. 2S, 1876. 40.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1856-03-20
Waated.

FOUR Girls wanted at the franklin House,
to cook aud do chamber work.
Feb Ia, 1888 If.