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EANp SAFE,

William Lewis. J In jackson county. Pro.
BIOL vs.. bate Court. Petition IN
Jane Barry. ct al. selllaud.
pursuance of an order Of Court. in the above
case, will offer for sale at public auction. on
the premises, at one o'clock p. NJ on the
Sunday of, March, 1857, the following real
estate. to wit: The south easl quarter of The
south west quarter. of Section 25 township 6.
OF range eighteen. Also. the south west quar-
ter of the south east quarter, Of section 25,
town'hip 6, of range eighteen, subject to the
dover of Jane Parry therein. Terms of sale,
one third cash in hand; one-thrd in one , ear,
and onethird in two years. with interest on the
deferred payments. Appraised at SI501.
WILLIAM LEWIS,
Guardian of Thomas, John, and
D. LackIeY, Atty. Anna Jones.
February %. 1851. 40-4S
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Neuralgia Cured.

hst Mr. Boyden says, no mediciue
s5tertlfcates from such respectable sour.
aihrter's Spanish Mixture. Mr.. F. Boy.
N.dof the original proprietors Of the As.
HE, New York, and for number Of years
'theExchange Hotel, Richmond, Va, was
fred 10 severe attack of Neuralgia. by Car
-lh's Shnish Mixture. The rapid and perfect
cure affected in his case by this valuable medi
Pns, arrested his attention and excited his in =.
Nrest u Recommended il 10 otherS afflicted
with a yafiety Of disease audsin every instance
cure Was affected, He has seen itCnre Agde
rnd FEEDER. Rheumatism, Liver Complsint,
dyspepsia, Feves,. Violent Coughs, and cases
b.Esh& said to be confirmed Consumption
ever other disease for which Is
remurks it is difficult 70 know what
il notrelieve or cure, and as a Blood
d Spring and Fall medicine, he has
is eqsal.--lle cheeriully recon :.
s alltccasions, and believes it to be
ssablel remedy extant.
s7 s4S--4W
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d, perqulman's Co. Oct. |, Is55.

YCK-- lleaf olr'-~haVlng been nttl
failing fits Tor several years past, de.
!ssa to give your Pills a trial, (advertise.
s7Ient of witch / saw In some OF the papers }
and cohkpuedto use them Tor some months, uu-
iii was entirely cured | believe them 10 be
first rate articlei and since have used them
Lave tpt Ind cne attack, and am nov in the en-
,doymentof good health. "2-'
81 ] am. very respectfully, AZ
Ycbss, &c, JONATHAN J. JAcoBs .
: p. S.llfhe Pills were recommended TO me by
Mr.. shhan Newly, of this county, to whose ad.
dress YLauseAt them.
- us, besides curing Epilepsy, are q
q n mod hcations of nervous disease
AoI two boxes for So; twelve box
&sons enclosing a remittance will
% Pills sent them through the mail, on its
rS For ealsby SETH S HANcE, No. los,
hire sIstreett Baltimore, Md, to whom or.
fbm all pads Of the Union must be ad.
l5l-4w
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Mhy win You Suffer-

the testimony of DIR. II. p. Leonard, Drug.
ette G. H., Alabama, Jan. Is, 1858.
loodpnd's German. Bitters have done
In .puIs SCI tjsp- 4 youth, son Of @. NJ.
Esq, Of this county, HAD been for several
nder the care of our best practitioners
LET, and Che case reported doubtful, and
man although scarcely able to get about,
a-withthe Bitters. He found so much re.
lhe fTA bottle, he continued to take, un-
ste cure was effected. He is now 1pcr-
and stout"
o use tAs Bittsrs are Satisfied
Nth them.
Tuskegee, Ala, January ], 1851.
kncy Fowley said: "The Bittefs are selling
nl / think they will continue so, as they give
atlsfaction to those who have used them"
Eertisement,
ry 10, 1857. 4S-2w
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PatiCuIar Notice.

All persons knowing themselves indebted TO the
late firm of Peterson Barnes, and jaime, Peterson
arc hereby notified that have purchased all the
claims in the above firm, and Of James Peterson
and request them to come forward and settle the
same with me, and save cost to themselves and ex.
pense to me, by doing so. can be found at the
store of A. Crswel or at the residence of j. Peter
son, at all times. JOSEPH PETERSON.
jackson, Ohio, february 20, 1851. 49-tf -.
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Slleri0'S Sale

Notice is hereby given, that will expose ia
public auction, at the door of the Court House
in Jackson, Jackson County, Ohio, on
Monday, March 18Th. 1857,
At l2 o'clock NJ, of said day the following
real estate. to wit; Lots No. 81 and 2s, in town,
ship No. 6, in Range l5, each containing 80
acres Of the land commonly called the Scioto
Salt ReseNe, situated in Jackson county Ohio
Also. the South half of lot No. 90, in said
township, No 6, and Range No IS, containing
Az acres Of said Scioto Salt Reserve lands, sub
Ject TO the life lease Of John and Margaret Mar.
tin. situated in said county of Jackson, Ohio,
levied on astIe property of John NJ. Martin, at
me suit OF William j f. Daily and said lots, No
~ d. %, ordered to be sold by tho Court OF com.
mon Pleas Of said county, at the suit ofSamue
Bum. ~. ...... ...... -...... IT
APPraised-said lot No. 81, at $o320,-said
lot %, at $2S00 .--said south hal Of lot No.
80 at $500.
BANLsTER BROWN, shRLc.
February l2, 1857. 41-tds
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SHERIEEnS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that will offer for sale at
public auction, at the door Of the Court House, in
jackson, jackson county, Ohio, on
'e Saturday, March 2lst. 1857,
AT IL o'clock A. M., Of said day, the following real
estate to wit: ln-ot No. 81, in jamestown Addition
to the town of Jackson, in Jackson county, Ohio,
taken as property of Peter Ewing, on an order Of
sale IN favor ofC. Am. Damarin AGO. issued by the
court OF Common Pleas of said county of jackson,
and to me directed, as sheriff of said county. Ap.
praised at $3.50.
BANISTER BROWN, sh'a. J. G.
February 49, 1851 48-td
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Look Earal

! hereby forewarn all persons who contracted
debts with me while doing business at the Store
Room Of Banister Brown, on Pearl street. in th,
town OF jackson, not to pay any of the debts Sc
contracted, to Banister Brown, as have sold said
claims or debts to my son Joseph Peterson, and e.
gal steps will be taken to collect the same.
y JAMES PETERSON.
Jackson, Ohio, february 20, 1857 49-tf \
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Attachment Notice.

0. G. Miller, An order of Attachment was is
vs.. sued in this action, by II. Ad.
VIM. II, Johuson,) ans, Justice Of the Peace, in
and for Lick township jackson county, Ohio, on
the lth day of February, A. D., 1851 for the So N
OF Sib6e. Cause continued until the 3Ist day of
March, 1851 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
february 20, 1857. 49-3w
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Attachment Notice.

Q. c. Miller, An order of Attachment was is.
vs. sued in this case, by H. Adams.
Elijah Mackey. J Justice of the Peace, In and
for Lick township, jackson county, Ohio, on the lh
day Of February, A. d. 1857, for the sum Of $22,-
70 cents; the case continued until tho 3lst day Of
March, D. 1857, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
feb. 20, 1857. 49-3w
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Valuable Mineral Land for Sale,
The subscriber offers for sale, on accommodating

terms,
Forty Acres ef Valuable Land,
Located within 200 yards Of the s. &H.v.R K. Road
md the Same distance from tho Young America
Furnace, In jackson county Ohio. This tract con.
talns the bcstquality Of Coal, Iron Ore and Hns.
stont. Also, has comfortable dwelling House,
stable, Apple Orchard, and 20 acres cleared end
under good fence, and other improvements. II l.
very desirableplace for County Store.
If not sold by tbelst Of March, it will be LEAsEb
for term Of years.
ts5~Purther information may be Rad. as 10 term,
by applying to tie at Portsriouth, Ohio.
G. r. CHANDLER.
Jan. q, 81. Aft
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&GNSNIN& SNNSNN
s COME AGAIN.

l would announce to my old customers and
the public generally. that on the 4th instant
purchased Of james Peterson, the entire stock OF
~. Groceries, Dry GOods, Sr.,
Kept at My oLD STAND, opposite the DEPor.-
now offer the same for SALE on nv own &C.
count, with the additions shall make from time
to time, and at the very lowest rates, for Cash
or Produce, Only.
10 lwish it distinctly understood that have
nothing to do with any contracts heretofore made
by James Peterson. or his claims otieBook &C. il.
count while doing business in his own name.
A. CRISWELL.
Jackson, February II, 1857. 47-tf
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NEW STORE,
And New Goods,

At Berlin.
A. Grafton. would unnouce to the publie has
he sss opened the finest sock Of Goods ever q.
fered in sAls market, consisting in part Of fall
assortment OF
Cloths. Cassimerps, smAseas. Tweeds.
Jeans and VpsIing for Mems
and Boys Wear.
EAlso, Ready Made CloihinR Of all
descriptions, cheaper than ever.
English and French plsin aud fgsrpd
Merinoes. plain and figured MmliR, d1
LANES,
Plain and figured (all wool) Dplains,
P0PLINS. SILKS, DEBA GES. CINoS'
HAMS d PRINTS,
lag great variety. Woolen
Hoods, CloakS. Comforts, Scars szd
Socks,
Ie SUIT OIL sizes. Piain and figured WHITE
GooDS, Linen. Csnbric and Silk Pocket Hsad-
kerchlefi, Dress Rrinmings, ButtoHs OF Ali otvl.s
with everything else in the Dry Goods and NJ.
BOOTS & SHOES. HATS T. cAPa.
HARDWARE, QUEENsWARE.
GROCERIES &c.
6ne sssortnlentos
BOnneiIS& Trimmings.
Give me aeall and viii do my best 70 ssN.
vi viii purchase good iron ore delivered A
the Berlin Depot. Will alsc trade Tor Nsya.
tionabls paper on fairterus.
Jan. !. 1857. 1i-a
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Notice.,

The book accounts Of VIM. TAgo & Co, are
placed In my hands FOR collection. All those
having unsettled accounts with said firm, are
requested TO cali at my Office, lin Recorders
Office J and settle Che same, as further indul-
geGce~will not be given. D. ~
.:. ISAAC ROBERTS, Atty
!. for VIM. Trago & Co
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DiSSOl MIiOn.

The Partnership heretofore existing between D.
W. Peck 4 ]. w. KILN, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. DANL W. PECK,
J. W. KILN.
Jackson, February 1S, 1857. 4s-3w
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sIkrin's Sale,

StfflHS SAFE
len, that 1 will offer for
4 the door Of the Court
fpD~cousiy, Ohio,
doy Of March.
l57,
day. the following
.S,olf as4 acre off Of
ofth town Of
4 para lrlmith
9 Z a west e22S rods
Z. z 2f rar's lot; thence paral-
e25 rods to the place
ect, taEe6 as the ppop-
{ Methodist Episerp, i
Jackson on an execu ion
issued b. the Cours Of
p couaty, Ohio, ag inst
Wifi q M Sternberyer,
eriff Of said county,
Z BROWN Sheriff,
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~ auu dltoF hohufYt lne S5u oil Fehruarr
1851, and until further notice, trains will ru,
as follows: ..-. ,sl
. GOING EAST.{8a
FIRST TRAIS-Leaves Cincinnati $50 A. m.
connecting at Blanchester, with train for Hills.
borough, Il arrive at Clillrothe Ut lO:s0A. M
Leave ChillcOthe at 2 p NJ. connecting IL lIam,
den, with tIain for Portsmoath, and arrive a
Athens at 6 p. M ss
SEcoSB6 FRAlS-sEeaves Cincinnati at s.3O
z M connecting with Hisborouah train. Al
81 Z hester, and arrive at Sitlc6ths at $40
GOING WEST
FiRst ThAIS--Leayes EhiiIlecthe at 5.45, A.
M. andsconpeeting at. Manchester With tfsin
iron HlllSbofnuSh and arrive al Cnniti Il
lOa5 AsAi., aud Columbus at 3:2il 2. i
SECOND 'S--Leayss Athens at 81
ccaneeJpg 6E 1dadnden with train lrll 4.
mouth, and arrive at Chillicothe at ll:509 a 'M'
Leave Chillieothe at l:OO r. NJ, connesfIag
with Hillsboough train Of Blanchester. and n .
rive at Ci'cinati at $3.50 Pm.
Early IN April next, this Road will be opeif to
Marietta, on the Ohio River - w
GEORGE BARNES, Snp't.S
February 90. 1851.
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SCIOTO & HOOKING VALLEY RAIL
ROAD, CHANGE OF TIME.
@@ @E n


To take effect Wednesday, Dec. 10Th '56
Mail train will leave Portsmouth daily (Sun.
day excepie') 0 30 4. N. and arrive at Ham
den 10 81 A. N. Returning will leave II ,mden
at 90 P NJ and arrive at Portsmouth S IUP.M
Accommodation train will leave Hamden dailv
Sunday excepted at 90 A. N. and arrive a,
Portsmouth at II Am, Returning will leave
Portsmouth at-2 r. n. and arrive at Halnden at
SEM "a
Freight train leaves Portsmouth daily (snn.
day e1cepted) at 5l5A II. arrive at jackson 10
M. Returning will leave Jackson at ~ Is 2. n.
and arrive at Portsmouth at 5OP n.
Passengers leaving Haniden by Z A. u. train
will connect with The splendid new steamers
BOs tona anl Kentucky daily for CincindaliIat
2M. Fair through $500. a..s
FTHps. kENDALL
JAN. %, t57 44-tl-- ~
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|eInOyal!


ed before. The Public, more than 90
most highly appreciated asa Lin.
70 Its virtues lave been. longest
Is scientific prepaatfonsand but
form for Family Use,n as also a
malsby NJ, II, Tucker & Co.., Lock.
sueeessorst Iar. CIV. Merchsnt, t,
ofders addressed will meet with
tonticn. 4
Il tha fame Of ti4 .kticle over. a wide
numerous ilitalons have sprung in-
Ehce spurious quality and inert sin
shieh are palmed piF for gennine, ia .vio :
Law. LET evyy purchaser observe
ssah bottle adhe name. @. w. .MER.
wn in the bttls, and his AUTO
II over tEelork. None other can
!
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wv WaIlted.

A few thousand GOOD LAP SHINGLES, for
which the highest price Will be given delivered
=. J. B. WOOD.
Jackson, February 10, 1857. 4S-tf -.
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Marietta and Cincinnati
ME IA mE ECD VA D.
sea-Za ssisii,5t3 $500 ALL
y. :ssaasx.t - stl.SEf \ e

Opened to Athens, 1871 Miles East Of
Cincinnati.
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TIME CHANGED,

Commencing February 95I, 1857.
Daily Trains between Portsmouth and
Cincinnati and Alhensand Cincinnati.
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CORAl C0Rn!I CORNIll

= NAA Bushels Cyrn Wanted, for
0sV w which ths highest market price viii
be paid, delivered at our NiIl in Jackson.
January 70, 1851. 45f BUM A BRO
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ON and after Monday, the 93d Of February
1881, and until further notice, trains will run
as follows: .- ,,H
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Jesse @. Reed. Tborni61 n. Sargent and Will
liam H. Reed, Survivors Of James Collings, de
ceased, heretofore partners, trading aud doing
business under the name and firm Of Colings
Reed d Co, plaintiffs,
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ElDWIRD 0. HIMLNSs ',4''.'
BANKING HOUSE,
sAUK RAPIDS, MIN.


Bus;aes, hears from u - A.s.--kom 4 f. A n n
ExCHANGE bought and sold Monet Ia.
II Y. a.ed aud Loans made IN REM Ests,s On
the most mvorabl. terms. in ,chibh cases Ger.
tifcate Of the Register Of the proper County
that the property is unencusbered, sciH In 5giI
cases Be required. ,s.4. S. ~ ts 81 $50
anas4~" HREFE RENfc'Es: g Y.
Hon, ,ALrx. RAns.r. Ex-Eov.M. T. Saint Paul
BoRur. & OAK.s, Bankers, ..2 gff,
~. KNOX, 4 Co., Bankers, Minnesoia
y. B. DoxsAs. Banker, s.. Anthony, NJ. r.
. B. Lowry, Esq, St. Cloud, NJ. .. e55
VIZ. A. CARurHERs, Rig. u. .. Land Office,
-t.a Sank Rapids, IT s....ersea" aa
Hon. Gro. w. W"o"wAhD, Judge Of Supreme
Court, Philadelphia, Ps. AH7
Rev. G. D. MiLEs, W;ikesbarre, Lalperne Co., Pa.
Hon. N. B. ELpRED, Naval Officer. Philadelphia
). D. WAsDsYes q., Cash. Of HonesdaIe Bank,
Honesdak, Penn.
80: -: :::;:{ :: 9 York
GoULD & BROTHERS, Chicogo, III.
Sank Rapids. NJ T.. Jone Is, 49,, .n93.f
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BORUP < CH.aJNPLlyH.

"OULD repeatedly i.lssm ihs Mesehssss
w snd ths public generally, skst they hive
bought oct the iAteSeM u Messss. Dssbssk 4 Co.
IN the Forwarding and CUahmission bss;sess. sd
that they csa afford i6tfssSed facilities 10 ~
those who may fstor them ttifh Share ~ shsis
patronage They will .ttcnd :" get6fsl Ssosses,
Forwarding aud Cus!,tn'sssoA> b6sf6gS1; ~ tier
Wsienodse on tic Liver Lsndin4. Hysisg
leased the Wbafftrst. those who shit l. thsis
will save. expense VI drsy.ge. .
efss REF
}, Cronin, Durxthall and Lear, New Yesk,
J. Harmon and Co.. Buffsf6. @f@
James C. Fargo, Chicago. @.a. l.a s4a
Nather and Co., :.
81 McC'askey. Gaiena.
3. H. Campbell, :. --..s45n-
rs. Jessup and Co., Dubuque.
Chouteau and Vale, St. Louis.
Borup and Oakes, St. Paul.
ST. Paul, M. +. apl.tf
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LAND OFv,es, Saek Rapids, Sept. %, 1887.
To Albert Era1s,s Thomas r. Cclhou1 and
raj. ,nr lsaiah Waite,
You are, hereby no fled ,hstl on; The 18Th day
Of October, proxisno at 10 O'Clock A n. Of said
day. shall present 10 the Register and Receiver
&c tho lssod Office al Ssuls Rapids. prof &c my
prs-smp,ia right to the 8 IL Of the NV IA
and ste N l-5 ct the 8 w l-4'of Section in
TowasAip l24 North Of Range % West. IA
which land YOU are adverse claimants, aud d,
which time you win bs required to present youi
proofs 10 support 81 yonr respective claims: !,
5'h '7@ s. JOHN ORR. :,
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THE LA CROSSE AND MlLwAUKEE
s&h RAlLROAD. s
4 rumor was prevalent in our city
last evening, that the La Crosse and
Milwaukee R. r. Company had made
IN assignment. There is no truth in
the report. II doubtless grew out ofthe
arrangement which, we understand, the
Company made yesterday with their con-.
tractor. Mr.. Selah Chamberlain. They
have executed TO him lease of their
road, for an indefinite period, he Is to
pay all the running expenses and to APP
ply the net proceeds first to meet the
interests on all the utstsnding mort
gage binds, and second to liquidaie the
Company's present Indebtedness to him.
as well as what will be due when the
road is completed to New Lisbon. As
soon as the debt is dischargedshe road
reverts to the Company. Mr.. Cham.
berlain expects to have the road flushed
and running to New Lisbon. IA miles
from Milwaukee, early in D December
next. The arrangements = dvubtless
the best that could be made under ex-
listing circumsta Observation-Disclosures Sea-
tins1, Sept. 2Oik. Is
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. A

w d, Co~n;.s;eses. 70 ssesss, .s.n;ss,
,sd sdjsse al ciaims and demands q ~ personsl
aga;as' Ja.es F"yIss deceased, hereby give notice
that we win usees On the Ind Ties ~ ia Des~mber
nelt, tor sucA psx"se, aad vii. nesa every Tees
day - sasA sa-creding week until the Gtst day sf
Fsbrnry next, 1853. a h. ELIJAH CUTTER.
Ovlasdo, Shesbarn,s Cosasy, Oct. /, ls67.r Is Il
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e tie Medical College. Albany, N. r, offers BIZ
services 10 In, citizens of Sauk Rapids and vicinity
ia the var,a,s i,ranches Of his profession.
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IN PROB ATE COURT, sHERBURNE co.
TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA.

AT y speci,l, Term II the probate Court held
~ in and for The County d Sherburne. At
CleafL Lake. on the 9th da. Of August. a. D 1857,
u tle master ot the estate Of James v. C. FoyIee;
Prrsent. Andrew Bnyiagton, J siae..
Oareading + filing the petition II Ebenrzar Heath,
pra. ing, fw reasons therein FORTH that letters Of
administration said estate issue to FL, Hoghton
and Ebeaezar Heath !; !, Is ordered that Saturday
the Sh day Of September, A. D. 1897, At 10 o'clock
in the forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of said
etiton, and hat the heirs law o the said deceas-
ed and AZ other persons intereated in said estate are
required 10 appear at session Of the Probate Court
then andshere to he holden, Clear Lake, and show
cause, there be any. why the prayer Of the petit
TONER should no, be granted 7fs ':F
nl0l-9w A BOYlNGTON, Judge of Probate.