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Z.
OPPOsITloN.E"Acertain amount of op-
position" says John Neal, "is a great help
70 q man. Kses rise against aud not with
the wind. Even a head wind is better
than none. No mar, ever worked his pas
sage any where in dead calm. Let no
man wax pale. therefore, because Of oppo-
sition. Opposition is what he wants, and
must have TO be good for anything, Hard
ship is the native soil of manhood and self
relianee Hethat cannot abide the storm
without fiinching or quailing, strips him.
self IN The sunshine, and lies down by the
waysideto be overlooked and forgoacn.A
lie who bat braces himself to the struggle
when the wind blows, gives up when they
have done, and falls asleep in the still.
ness that follows" ''s i.," ,a'ah
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Sarah SAWYER and her us5and Jacob Saw.
yer. KsrilIa Partridge and her husband James
Partridge, all Of the county of Jackson, Ohio:
Mary Jane Lepp5r and James Leppe- her hug-
band, Of the State OF Iowa; Elizabeth Hide
bran and Isaac Ilillebran, her husband, Of The
State Of Missouri; and John Clark, Hester
Clark. Jonathan Clark. and Ab,zai Clark. mi,
ncr children, aud Sidney ClS1s, yitsw, Of
Daniel Clark, dec d, OF Jocksca souby, Ohio,
will take us.ice that petition was flod T.
g1iust them on the 18th day Of Aug, 4. D.
1851, in the Court Of Common Pleas, within
and for The county Of Jackson, Ohio. by Jacob
D. Clark, and is now pending, wherein the stid
Jacob D. Clark demands partition of the fol-
lowing real estate, to wit:--Tke northwest
quarter of the aJrth west quarter Of fectiou ).
range 10, township I; the nclth-east quarter
Of the northeast quarter of sect ion 6, range 49,
township I and the east half Of the south east
quarter Of section 81, township s, range 10, ezr
cept the part thereof containc within the fpl-
lowing boundaries: beginning at the NORTH
east corner Of said tract, running thence west
to the extent OF the onehali quarter line; thenca
south 10 the line Of the said half quarter; thene
cas-. with the meanders Of Poplar Bitge Run.
to the east line Of said half quarter sections
thence north TO the place Of beginning, copI,R-s
ing [sad excepted part thereof f}-S'9enty five
acres more or less" ali Of which said real es
tate is situated in Jackson county and State of
Ohio; and that at the next term Of said Court,
the said Jacob D. Clark will apply for an or
der that partition may be made of said premi-
ses JACOB ID. CLARK
Aug 10, 1851 2l-Gw
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FRUIT TREES.
Two new Varieties of AUpleS.


FIRST, THE ROME BEAUTY.--It5 diamater is
i9$ inches weight IA ounces, and keeps until May
and June, Is prolific bearer, and blossoms from 10
10 IS days laiefthan other varieties In its vicinity.
The tree afapid grower and bears young. Fruit
very fine hayorcd and sub-aoid, color yellow and
red
SECOND. CRAWFoRD'S KEEPER. - Origin,
Seeding, weight ounces from very rich sub-aeid,
color yeowish green with red on sunny side, keeps
until August remaining sound and bard and re-
tans its flavor up to this time. The tree is large
heavy grower requiring to bc set 40 feet apart ow-
ing to its massive form.
The original tree now living, aged 26 years. In
1885, IA ,ir from first bearing had picked from
its branches 81 bushels good Apples.
This being very hardy apple will succeed any
where in the United States. Both varieties igil-
ated near burlington Lawrence county, o., wnerc
they are now largely cultivated with abundant sue
cess.
OF the above varieties ! have $4,000 trees 2
years growth in good soil, which sell at the fol-
lowing prices; 500 per hunared any quantity less
than this at the rates Of $25 per hundred. Puck
and shipped to order
Also all varieties of Peaches, Mt the same rates as
above. Orders, TO insure attentions, must be ac-
companied by the cash. All monies when received
will be receipted for, and trees forwarded in due
asoR.
Webster Station, s.. 4 II. V. r. RI Iron Furnace
Post Office, Scioto county, Ohio.
Aug 6, 1857: 20-3m
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Office.
Thompson Leach ad-
ministrator nf James In Jackson county Pro-
How, deceased, bate Coart

Thompson Leach adj I
minstrator nf James In Jackson county Pro-
How, deceased, bate Coart.
vs..
Temperance How, Petition to sell land.
and others,
Temperance How, Of Jackson county Ohio,
and Sylvester Hunter and Mary Ann Hunter
his wife, Of Pike county, and State Of Ohio. and
William How, Of the State of Indiana. and
Richard How, Of the State Of Illinois, Nelson
Martin, and Margaret Martin his wife. late
Margaret How, of the State Of Illinois, Jpffer.
son How, Letltia How, James How. Marlin
How, Phebe How, Lucinda How. Messenger
How, Sylvester How. Archibald How, Sophia
How, aud Charles How, of Jackson county.
Ohio, and lacy Bum, and l0hn H. Radchf,
administrators of the estate Of Peter Bum, de-
ceased, of Jackson county. Ohio, will take no
tice, that on th" fifth day Of August A. d. le-
81, said administrator filed his petition in the
Probate Court of jackson coupty, Ohio, the OBJ.
ject and prayer of which petition is, to set d.
side certaiu deed executed by James How, in
his life time, to said Sylvester Hunter, for Ger
tain real estate hereafter described to adjust the
claims and liens of the said Temperance Row
and the said Tacy Bum, and JOIN II. Radciff.
upon said lands, and for the assignment Of the
dover # Temperance How, widow Of the said
James How, deceased, in and for the sale Of Il e
following real eState of which the said James
How died seized to wit: The southwest quar-.
ter, of the southwest quarter OF section No 7,
township No. 7, ,auge No. lS Also the north.
westquartcr of the south. west quarter of section
No 7, township No T. range No. is. Also
fifteen acres, part of lot No. | in township
No. 7, range No 49, Said petition will be for
hearing on the 18th day Of sep'ember, A, D,
1851.
THOMPSON LEACH,
Admir- Of James How, lee d.
Aug 6, 1857. 20-iw D. Mackley, Atty.
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SFEERIFF,S SALE.
Jackson and Vinton Trexler, ! t. 1oot.o,

Jackson and Vinton Trexler, 1.,C
Oliver Nelson and ooul' NJ " No"l
Martha Nelson mum ioa''
DY virtue Of an order of sale issued by sale
1DCourt and to me directed, | will On
Monday, the 9TH day of Sept, A D 81
at one o'clock P NJ at the door of the Court
House, in said County, expose TO sale at pub.
lie auction, the following described premises,
with the appurtenances. to.wit:-The south.
east quarter of the southeast quarter of section
No %, Ia township No 6, in range No. 49,
also, all the land that lies on the west side OF
the big road in the west half of the southwest
quarter of section No 80, of township No. 6, of
range No. ls, with the exception of twenty-six
acres decided to John Roach, off Of the north
end OF said Lot; also, small lot decided to Sol
ONION Norris; also small lot decided to MadE.
son Taught, and mo e particularly described in
said deed, all of said lands being situate in
jackson county, Ohio; 20 ne sold by order of
the Court at the s":t of Jackson and Vinton
Irexler, against Oliver ] and Martha Nelson
Appraised, said first described tract at ,4s3;-
sa!d part of tract on the west side Of the big
road and secondlo described at $5S3.
BANlSTER BROWN. Sheriff.. G.
Aug. 6, 1857. 20-5w prs fee & alf.-$475
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SnERIFFS SALE.

! Samuel Bum, In Jackson County
vS Court of Common
John N. Martin & wife) Pleas.
Pursuantto iheeeanand of All order of Sale,
issleeyi 9F0n said Curt, and to me directed will
on MONDAY THE 24th DAY OF AUGUST,
"A. D., 1857, at one o'clock, ?, NJ. at The door of
the Court House. in said county of jackson, and
State Of Ohio, expose TO sale st public auction,
the following described lands and tenements to
wit. Lots No. 81 and2 %, IN township No 6, of
Range No. Is, containing each eighty acres of
the lands commonly called the Sciolo Salt Re-
serve lands, situate in Jackson County Ohio. to
be sold by order Of Court, at the suit oI Samuel
Bum, against John NJ Martin and wife,-Ap.
praised: Said Lot No, 81 at $4,000 and said
Lot No, % at $4,OUO.
BANISTER BROWN, She'ffJ, G.
= 23d 1851 5w prs fees 50 so.
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SheviH'S sale.
Va Jackson county, Court oI
IIoh0 sI,o,,o, Common Pleas

re'er o.uSSer' Jackson county, Court oil
IJohn AIieman. Common Pleas
DY virtue of an order of sale issued by said
DCourt, and TO me directed, | will on
Monday, the TIA day o. Sept. \. u. '57,
at one o'clock 2. NJ at the door of the Court
House, in said county, expose 10 sale at public
auction, the following premises with the APP
purtenances, 10 wil:-lhe west halr Of the
southwest quarter and the west half of the
east half oI the south west quarter of section
"a, township 8, aud rauge Is, containing one
hundred and twenty and seventeen hun.
dredths acres, more Or less; also, the south half
OF the east half of the south west quarter Of
section %, in township D. OF range lo, contain
ing thirty eight and ninety three hundredths
acres, all OF said lands being situate in the
county of jackson, and State Of Ohio; to be sold
by order OF Court, at the suit of Peter Slusser,
against John Alleman. Appraised, first desert.
bed tract OF l26 aud seventeen hundredths, at
Sl0O0, aud secOud tlact described of 80 ana
hinety three hundredths acres, at s 100.
BANlSrER BROWN, Sh'fJ. G.
Aug, 6, 1851. 20-5w ps lee d alf-Sl IS
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MRS. RADCLIFFE
EieechiDg, Trimming and Mau1Ua-
making.
NOTICE.

We have this day associated witt Us in The
Milling Business, Peter Pickrcl, ami John Da
Wis, and will hereafter DO business in the name
and firm Of BUM, Pickrel d Co.
BUM s. BROTHER.
June !, 1857. l4-tr
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Attention.

We will have a No. CardiRg Machine in
operation about the first of August. Those o.
our customers who en!rust their wool with Us
may rest assured We will spare no pains in try
ing to have good work done.
Also, We will be doiag custom work OF
Wheat aud Corn. in the bet Of style.
Cash paid for Wheat at al times
BUM, PlGKREL ( co.
Iune a. IsS@
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J. CHESTNU UT.

Would respectfully say to the people Of Jackson.
and all who may yiit the town, thathc will attend
70 all calls for ICE CREAM, C0NFECTIONA-
RIES, NUTS. FRUITS, Sc,
Parties Of Ladies ami Genhemen wiz be =aited
upon in neatly furnished room, just over his 81.
loon.
Jackson July re-, 81. T7-f
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6 r a N 6 6 R. S
COMMERCIAL
VA. NAT MD
MATHEMATICAL INSTITUTE,
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
Splendid Inducements to those who
wish 40 attend u COmmercia al College.
SITUATIONS GUARANTEED!
OH
TUITION FREE
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT IT'S.

To those who enter my Institute, or remit me $50
and thus secure Guarantee Scholarships, any TIM
befoF The lstday of next September, can upon com
plctng a thorough course If Double Entry Bool
Keeping and its Collateral Branches. secure lucra
tive employment in Commercial or mixing Houses
us Accountants within ninety days after their grad
uaton, or else they will be indcmnfed to the rul
amount Of the sum paid for tuition, and thu
realize
Free Tuition, or Lucrative Situations
Graduates from this Institution are now filling re-
sponsbe and lucrative positions as cashiers, Book
keepers and Railroad Office clerks, in different Sec
tions of the country, and are being preferred by bu
sness men to Graduates of any other mercantile
college. Hence the above unparalleled induce
ments which nothing but the great Superiority o
Of my instruction and thorough training Of my stu.
dents for business life world warrant
The Principal of this institution has been a
practical accountant for a longer period than
any other Teacher in the Western country.
Address the undersigned for further particu.
lars. VIM. w, GRANGER.
s.~May IA, 1851, 8-1m
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CroprIinp 1fatilitics.
u. , Mail Line.

The Splendid High Pressure steamer
H% G-D @@ CmN GD VA va. q
tpanz~ss a LEAVES PORTSMOUTH ON
sSBrTfsssF MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
sSEssssSSssre-Ss5s FRIDAY leaves Cincinnati on
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
at IL VI.
o. Particular attention paid TO passengers
and freight.
Rail Road Passengers arriving at Portsmouth
on the morning train, will be just in time ia
get aboard the Bostona, and will be safely
landed at any point they may wish.
Capt, Wa NOLAN. VIZ. II. TAYLOR
PurCeg.
Jrne 25. ls57-tf
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Daniel Ragland and Pat
sey G, bis viii Fl 'Gs,



". Pleas.
James Jackson, VIM. 3.
Jackson, Ruben Roglaui
/ l.Ts lis wife, Thos, Jack In Partition.
son L Sol Jackson, drfs.
The said Defendants will take notice That \
Petition was filed against them orfthe 10Th day
Of August, A. D. 1851, in said conrt, within
and for said county, by the said PlaiDtifT4 and
is now pending, wherein the said Plaia:if1s de.
mands Partition Of the following real estate. to
wit:--Part Of the noltli-ealt quarter of section
twelve, township six, in range twenry, con-
tanning forty acres; also, part q Ne uorSh west
quarter Of the southeast quarter in the sesSan
town ana range aforesaid, containing twenty
acres; also, part Of tho north east ansSsc 81 &c
south. east quarter IS said section tpwn and
range, ec1taining twenty acres. igakfDg t9geth-
er eighty acres Of land situate in Jackson. Co.,
aforesaid; being the same tracts or parcels cf
land sold and conveyed by John Cook and
Nancy his wife on the 2lst day of Novluiks.,
A. D. 1851, to James Jackson, William, L. Jack .
son, Eve Jackson, Thomas Jaek7au. Pa!scv G.
Jackson, and Solomon Iscison, aad upon which
the said James Jso&son and biz son William b.
Jackson row reside, and that At the next terla
Of ssit Court. the said Plaintiffs will apply for
an order Of Partition Of said premises.
DANIEL RAoL4kD d WYE
BY E.tlghnSom, AtC'y.
Aug. 10, lS51. 2l-Gw II
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sCIOTO d HOOKING VALLEY RAIL
ROAD, CHANGE OF TIME.


TO take effect Wednesday, July lst 81.
Mail train will leave Portsmouth daily (Snn
gay excepted) 6 70 A. N. and arrive at Ham.
len ~ ~ NJ. Returning will leave II amden
at DO P N. and arrive at Portsmouth lUPM
Accommodation Train will leave Hamden daily
Sunday exceptedl at 40 A. NJ. and arrive al
Portsmouth at l050AM Returning will cave
Portsmouth at 45 T. NJ and arrive at Hauden
at 80 Pm
Freight train leaves Portsmouth daily (Sun
day excrpted) at 8 l5A M. arrive at jackson 70
Nj Returning will leave Jackson at I2l5P.
and arrive at Portsmouth at 4 50 N.
Passengers leaving IIamden by IA. M. train
viii connect with the splendid new steamer,
Dos tona an Kentucky daily for Cincinnati at
= M Fair through $500.
E. POND, supt
Jan. %. 81. 44-tf
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RETIRED PHYSICIAN, IS years
of age, havi,g lost. bis Father, Two Brothers,
Daughter, Son.in law, Ncphews and Nieces. by
that ureIdful disease. CONSUMPTION, and snifer
ing with CorGH himself determined to visit
the East Indies, Egypt aud japan, where he
dscovtrep a PREVENTIVE and CERTAIN CURE for
Colds, Coughs, Bronchitis, Consumption Ner-
vuus Debility and Asthma. His cough was
cured imm diately; he returned, cured his
ReidtiUes ca, who Inherited the disease, aud III con
ntclion with hi sou have emplpyed in their
practice curing thousands OF cases considered
hopeless by others For the purpose Of reseuing
as many OF his suffering fellow beings as Pos
slbie he is sending the Recipct to all who wish
it for DO ceDts olit to pay the postage and
the balance printing. Address DR. HEATH,
IOl spring street, opposite st; Nicholas Hotel
NoS York. - Aug 1881 2l-sn
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Rh;ltI NOiice.

There VIII be lpresenteI to the Commission
ers OF Jackson county, Ohio at their next an.
nua sessi II in September, praying for the es-
tablishment of County Road ms follows, viz
commencing where Glade rnn crosses the road
leading from Jackson to Pery's Mill thence
down said stream to the east end Of Henry II.
Niekels' lane; thence to leave the stream aud
cross the ridge at the premises Of Simeon Wood
row; thenee4o the junction of Glade run with
Pidgeon Creek, and thence to intofscct the
Jackson and,Adelphia road.
~. PETITIONERS.
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! rs we have made extensive improvements in
the PhRniX Foundry. 0stelv purchas-
ed by us,) and are constantly adding new and
IMPROVED patterns Of vnrious styles to our stock,
we md 1t necessary, principally, as1naDy stove
dealers ve SO remote from rs, that they but sell
dom tislt this market lose sales Of many articles
Of our manufacture that they could deal In lc
their advantage, did they 6ut know the quality
and style Of our work.
| During ihe past year, Cincinnati and o.het
manufacturers have cons dered il hest to produce
a very inferior article, in order TO meet the
| present low prices stoves, they uying the
cheapest materials without regard to its du-
rabiIiiy, usefulness, or Appearance. Whilst We
use the very best selected Pig Metal, Msnufac
! trred from pure Limestone Ore.
/ We assure dealers and the pubIic, that no
| pains will be spared to Introduce Improvements
10 principle and design of our stoves, that their
wants may REQUIRE, as We warrant all our
work And itiseyen 50, that our
TROPlC COAL STOVE,
Two silcs,) is lar superior to tn much 7aun
ted Diamond Cooking Stove--nsing at least
hall less fuel, and cooking better in every ua,-
tcu,ar. Also, our new aud beautiful Wood
Cooking Stove,
IIL hOLDFN AUE,
Far superior to any thing of the kind in this
market We have other Stoves of various ST.
zes and patterns, and manufactured Ufthe best
material, as all our stoves are, and hope they
will consider we'll the advantages of selling a
good article in preference to poor one: aud re-
tying as we do on The superiority of our stoves
over the majority Of those now in market hatter
ourselves that, will they but examine particular.
y into the general character of stoves now maze
and consult their interest, ours will DO preferred
to the m jority now in This market.
PLOWS AND POINTS,
Pittsburgh PIows and points, 3 sizes. Also,
Points OF our own manufacture, which we war.
rant equal to the PIT, .ourgh, or the money re-
lunded. hEd an assortment Of Hollow ware,
Wagon. Boxes Crates aud fronts Door and win.
dow stills and Caps kept constantly on hand or
Manufactured TO Order.
WE are also prepared to manufacture various
kinds Of MACHINERY on the shortest notice.
We are also carrying on the
Thinning Business.
ln which we are manufacturing all kinds Of
lin aud Sheet Iron Ware, which we offer to the
public on the most reasonable terms. And, in
fact, we intend furnishing anything and every
thing that may be called for in our line
Jackson April l6 1857, 4-tr
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:" Bread Is the Staff Of Lile!!!o

THIS isFn old s5ege, but is aae docs not make
itsny the iess trUo. Ia view Of this fact, hss :
syain resumed the
tsAKTNG FRESHNESS,
at ny Old stand, IN Commercial Block, where I Grn
prepared 70 furpisb customers with
FRESH BBEAD, CAKES, CRACK EKs,
POUND CAKE, etc. etc.
at tbs iowest wholesale aDd retail rates. Those
who may need articles in my line arc assured tina.
CAN and WILL supply them ~ tbeir satisfaction.
Hcass hereafter there will be 10 necessity 70 send
abroad for any articles il my line, az pledge my
sell to sell at the samc rates they can be bad O. j.
where, iEcryby saving u tbo Customer TIE cost Of
transportation.
RESPECTFULLY solicit TIE patronage Of iLg cti-
zensof jackson and Surrounding country.
jackson, July lG, 81 If ] CHESTNUT.
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BANK DRAFTS
Forl Sterling and upwards.
on the Royal Bank of lrean Dublin,
Messrs. Prescott, Grote 4 CO., Bankers London
andlcn Messrs. ROCHE BROTHERS, Dublin;
payable in all the cities and towns of Great Brit
@ ain or Ireland, free of discount.
D'FOr further particulars, apply to, or ad
dress, ROCHE, BROTHERS & C0FFEY,
90, South Street, New York,
or TH0S. DUGAN g. CO,
July 9, lS57.--6m Portsmouth. Ohio.
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Gold with knowledge ! |!

Being desirous of having good and steady neigh
bours, will sell two medium sized Houses and lots,
in the town of jackson, well situated and nearly
new They will be sold very low and on easy pay
mcnts or will be exchanged for land in this county.
person who wants to place within the reach Of his
children the IN ans or an education, can do SO by
trading with me, and will give him chance to
make money beside. Jack'Onisa remarkable healthy
town and the facilities for Education frst-rate our
large new public School-House is in full blast so
that who will may partake of it's benefits freely
in order to encourage young men who may wish to
eoonomise by boarding themselves whilst striving
for an Education IN jackson, ! will furnish few
rooms suitable for such at moderate charge
WALKER BENNETT.
Incksnn Lnly 2h-lab7-tf
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Pistols,
H. w. White
H. w. White,

H. w. White,
Agent for the Berkshire Life Insurance Co., Pitts
field Mass. Original capital SlOO 900. One of the
bcst, most reliable companies in the United States
II. ". White.
jackson, July ., '57. 15-n
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ON hand End f0f sale at all times Flour, Corn
Neal Shorts aul Bran. wholesale and retail
EUNN, PlCkREL & co.
June . ls5I.
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Too Much Money.

I take the liberty to say, that $500 per week is
too much money for Boarding at the present prices
for provisions. have reduced the price to $500
per week. My Table will bo furnished with the
best that this market affords, and prepared in good
style, and at regular hours breakfast at o'clock
Dinner at p; Supper at 5. My Stable is always
supplied with the best Of Oats, c. lay and Straw.
ihaye made thorough from bottom
to top, and therein made among 9TH
.ers, made this strctya Tel buse. here
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On band and for sale Bacon and Lard.
june 2j 81 lift. BUM 4 BRO.
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The World Goes On.

On hand and for sale knlwha Salt.
June 25, BUM I BRO.
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lNnticc


Notice.
Before II. Adams
7. ofLick Tp,
ackson Co Ohio
will take notice
1851, said JUS
ary Of attachment
lhe sum Of twen =.
4 Timed until the
" M at ll-o'elock,
NHAM, Plf.
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w RR Ms

Second Editi0n-Eaiargei aad Reused 70 suit
the Statutes Of 1851.
Justices Of the Peace aad Mayors TIRE authorized
to purchase this work sut Of tie Fines that they
Collect
EXTRACTS FROM RECOMMENDATIONS.
mo Library in ohiojs,eeInplcte without It.
and no Justice Of the Peace or Mayor should a.
tempt 10 administer the Criminal Law without
a copy" THOMAS BOLTON,
Common Pleas JHdee. 8
ITO Justices-6ft tic Peace, Mayors, see.,
will be Of almost Indispensable necessity
whilst to Prosecuting Attorneys and the BaS
aeEaliy i will periodically e9ag ageniea;
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The Ntate oi Ohlo, Jacksnn Con,f1u ;.

Court Of Common
Pleas.
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ARETIRED PHYSICIAN, IS year

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