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SIleriG's Sale.

Noilce is hereby given that the under.
slned' Sheriff Of the County of Jackson,
will, by virtue. Of two executions issned
by the Court of Common Pleas of said
county, one in favor Of Benjamin Gala
gnan' and the otherin favor of Peter Kel-
Ter, and both against Amos N. Holcomb
ana TO him directed, at o'clock 2. M. on
!he 9lh day of June, A, D. 1857, at the
house OF said Holcomb, in Scioto Town.
SNIP IN said county offer for sale at pub.
llG auction the following goods and chat
tels' o'wit: Two Bay Horses and one
Two Horse wagon, taken on said execy
tlonS as the property of said Amos NJ
Holcomb.
BANIsTER BROWN, Sh'f ]. q
May 2I, 1857 q-tds
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NEw CASH STORE. Our citizeis mr.,

NEw CASH STORE. Our citizens are
requested to read the advertisement of
Mr. B. F. Thompson, in another column.
.Mr' U. has just opened very large and
splendid lot of new goods of every de-
~crlPtlon, which he offers very low for
cash, or approved credit. Call and ex-
anime before purchasing elsewhere, if
you want good bargains, and good goods.
Save the pennies, the pounds can take
care ofidhemselves.
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GFThe best Genessee wheat land con-
talns 70 per cent of sand, 81 of phos-
Phoric acid, 5 of lime, and l24 of potash.
This soil produced 80 bushels of wheat
to the acre and the crop drew 1856 lbs.
OF mineral matter from the soil.
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GrJohn French, has splendid stock
of Dry Goods and Groceries, which he
offers for sale on reasonable terms. Our
old friend, D, Leach, waits on customers
in that establishment. Examine the ad.
vertisement in an other column.
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R~The Annual Convention of the
Protestant Episcopal Church of the Dio-
cese of Ohio will convene in Piqua on
the 4th of June and continue in session
four days.
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Salt Lick Fnrnana.

The company owning this valuable
furnace property, as the public are aware,
have been Iaboring under pucuniary en-
barraSsment for some time past. This
difficulty is now about TO be removed
The capital stock is to be increased, and
the following gentlemen, whose energy
and means are uhdoubted, are about TO
become additional members of the COM
Pany: NJ. SIernberger, Peter Powell, r.
c. Hoffman, and j. w. Hanna. Peter
Powell is now manager, and as he gene.
rally succeeds in any enterprise in which
ne engages, we look with confidence for
the future prosperity of the company.
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The hail storm, on Thursday eve.
last. appears to have been very de-
Aetiye in a number of places. AtDay.
Ton y ragged furiously for a considerable
time. At Piketon, the Journal says some
OF the hail-stones measured six inches in
circumference. A few miles southeast
OF this city we learn that hail fell in con-
siderable quantities.--Scioto Gazette.
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CARPENTER 4 JOINER,

TIE Subscriber would respectfully announce
TO the citizens of Jackson and vicinity that he
offers his services to them, as '-'N' ~
CARPENTER.
i, Having principally worked at Frameing. for
IN Ine last twenty years, such as, Mill Hpsks,
Foundres' Ware Houses, and oil kinds of brid >
ges' Also finishing buildings of all kinds, in
IN workman like manner. | have ALWAYS
worked either as foreman, or by contract |
would say, that the best way to test nv work.
mianship' is to give me job of carpenter
ma nave invented Square to frame with, which I
WI, wi IN lew days, exhibit to the public it is
to Dy -; ana folds like rule. can cut any
all hips and Valleys, or any thing in the frame. @
ing line, with it. Don't be afraid to try me. for
can do just what say. ~ -
1 JOHN M'FARLAND.
Jackson, May 81, 1857. 9-tf -, &
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IHE REPUBLICAN LEGISLATURE.-Tbe
most interesting novel reading iuts now
IS the column ofextracts which graced the
Statesman yesterday, which it had trans
planted from its locofoco exchanges in
different parts of the State, defamitory of
the "Black Republican" Legislature.-
Perhaps we may not be balI =
we say that we read the
bottom; but We did, sE
candid opinion tfergAK7
defamation collected together, intermlxed
with so little truth. We are willing to
affirm that there is not clear statement
OF Facts in even solitary case. The col
umn i one disgraceful slough of putridi-
ty' There is no attempt at argument, no
pretense of justice, no desire for truth.
They are complication of dirt and ashes.
from which you extract nothing but lie,
lie, leo. S. Journal.
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One Week Later Fr
y ARRIVAL OF THE

/ 1
New YoRg May 5s
Ihe steamship Asia, With dates ffon
Liverpool 10 the 2dinst, arrived ofF,sand,
HooE%his morning
a COmm6rCiaII
LIVERPOOL, May Cd P. M.
Mheat ac!iys,a9d adyanoed;3d. Flour
cl6sgks!sady. q sysaasSnced of Cd
Corn closed buoyaht at an advance Of
q. Pork steady. Bacon quiet, and
has declined Sd. Lard heavy.
LONDON, May /.
Messrs, Barring Bros circular reports
sugar as buoyant, at an advance OF 2s.-
Coffee steady. Sales of white wheat at
64s(068s. Flour 28s@32s.
General Intelligence.
The accounts Of the revolt and slaught-
er Of 1000 Chinese at Saranak are con-
frmed.
The Federal Council of Switzerland
mas authorized the acceptance OF the
Neufchatel propositions.
Evelyn Dennison has been elected
Speaker of the British Parliament.
The Grand Duke Constantine had been
received at Paris with great honors.
The Queen OF Spain's speech will an
nounce re-establishment of friendly re.
lations between Spain and the Pope of
Rome.
Mexico will apologize and pay indem.
nifty; otherwise Spain will take hostile
measures.
A dispatch received from the French
al Madrid, announces iha,
ne Spanish government accepts the prin-
'',PIe OF the arrangement proposed with
Advices from Shanghai state that
'and OF rebels had burned Heokon, and
n the province of Kinag fifteen ships,
oaded with tea, had been DESTROYED
The Duchess Of Gloucester, the last
urylvlng daughter of George ILL.,, died
n the 30th ut.
mere was not an opposing candidate
, the election of George Evelyn Dem
Ison, as Speaker to the House of Com.
IONS.
Lady Franklin has purchased the Alb.
'deen' clipper, for another search for
Or lost husband, and has given the COM
and 10 Capt. McClnloci.
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Court Of Common Pleas.

This Court commences its Summer
term on Tuesday June the I'd. Those in
terested will govern themselves accor.
dinghy.
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AT this season Of the year it is always
prudent (if not necessary to take few
bottles of Hurley's Sarsaparilla. This in
valuable medicine Strengthens the system,
renders the blood pure, circulation vigor-
orous' and by keeping up the secretions,
insures a healthy condition of body. To
the aged or enfeebled, it is of incalculable
benefit. Give ita trial.-San Francisco
(Cal) Era.
Sold by ]. D. PARKs. Cincinnati. Ohin.
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JACKOSN MARKETS.
MARRIED.

;. On the l4th day of May, 1857, by the Rev. G.
ii. Warren, Mr.. W. X. HASTINGS and Miss Ma
RY A. NELSON, all of Jackson, Jackson County
Ohio.
Accompanying the above notice. we ack-
nowledge the receipt of part of the wedding
hxingS' for which, the happy couple will please
accept the thanks ofGthe printers. May your
lives be long and happy, and your paths be ev-
er strewn with sweetest of flowers.
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bANlSTER BROWN, Sh'h, ]. (
May 2l, 1857. 9-tds
Sherifl's Sale of Real Esto1o,

\
Nollce is hereby given that will o,
Tor sale at public auction, at the door
the Court House, in Jackson, Jack
County, Ohio, on the .22d day of j
A. d. 1857, at l o'clock p. M. OF
day, The following real estate, to.4
rart OF the south west-quarter
northeast quarter dissection No. II
ship No. s, range No. 90, contairI
acres; also, the southeast quarte
northwest quarter of section, I'd
ana range aforesaid, containing
and also part oil the northeast q
Inc southwest quarter of saC
township and range, containing
all said land situate in Jacks
and State Of Ohio, taken as I'M
Of Joseph @. West, on an e
favor of J. E. Ferree, issued i
OF Common Pleas OF the sa
'ackson, and to mo directed as
Of said county.
APPRAISED AS FoLLows:--E
above described $3.50. Sea-
above.d described $500. Third
described $452
BANlSTER BROWi
May si. 1857. o.
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or Notwithstanding the unfavorable
Weather, Edwards at the 'Isham House.
is making some Of the finest pictures we
have over seen. lie is putting them up
in new style Of case, and only charges
One Dollar. Call and get one of them
before he closes. He can make fine pic
lures in any kiAd of weather.
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OEin the Kickapoo (K. T.) Pioneer,
we md The annexed chOrmng little billet.
Go"r, which serves 10 exhibit the usual
m mode Of interchanging the cOurtesies Of
life in Kansas;
10 Hon. Az. Bro,ca, P. NJ General:
The undersigned would respectfully
callyonr attention to the gross negligence
9fthe Postmaster at Westport Mo-, John
L. Detohmundy. who is in the habit of
delivering my letters to one II. Clay Pate,
ne Hee-sa hg enabling said Pate to steal mon
" from ma,whiCh he Unexpectedly done
Respectfully, &c., A. w KING.
KicKAPoo CRY, K. t, April rs, 1887.
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d by J. D. PARKS, Cincinnati, Ohio.

A FEEcHll A FENcEl!! Ny Kingdom for
Fence We'll you need not give any
thing like that amount. Just enclose One
Dollar to Myers & Co., Dundee, Yates
county, N. Y, and they will send you
Copyright for Fence, that is Fence.
See advertisement.
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Free Tuition, or Lucrative SItun,io..

Graduates from this Institution are now filling re.
sponsibe and lucrative positions as cosbor, ~,
Keepers and Railroad Office clerks in digap,p pooh- o
tiohS OF the country, and are being preferred bv hu
sineSs. men to Graduates of any other mercantile
college. Hence the above unparalleled indn"a'
ments which nothing but the great Superiority Of
ny instruction and thorough training of NV sn-
dehtS Tor business life world warrant D'N
Inc Principal of this institution has
been a practica accountant for LONGER
period than any other Teacher in the
Western country.
Address the undersigned for further
particulars. WIN w ep.Ncrn
May IA, 1857. 8-4m
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sale OF Real Estate Ay afS Sc Cowrt.
on the 22d day fwdGe, A. 70. 1857, at D. o'clock
M OF said day, at tFe Door ofsthe Court Houseiin
ene Town OF Jacks%, Ohio, win be sold to the hjgh.
est bidder tho following real estate, as the prom
e,l ery 0l Jesse Speakman, deceased, to wit The
Soutn nan OF tte northwest quarter ss the north
west quarter of section twentyfour and the north
halt OF the southwest quarter of sho south. west
quarter OF section thirteen, township eight and
sGsnse ala69teep, situate in jackson county and
Terms Of sale, one third of the purchase money
IN nand on the day of sale, and the residue in one
;',u sMo ereafter in equal payments, with
interest from t6day of sale, and deferred
TO be secured by mortgage on the premises. Az.
Praised, sad irst named tract at $4,000, aadsaid
other tract at $4,000. ''~ ''''N
JAMES SPEAKMAN,
Executor of Jesse Speakman, deed.
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ooDL AND CREAM"-A Pomade for beauti.
lying the Hair-highly perrumed, superior TO
any french article imported. and for half the
pTlcess or dressing Ladies Hair it has no q.
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Later From Kansas,
QUINpARo. K. Z N

QUNDARo, X. T., May II.
District Attorney Weir has entered
nolle prosequi in the case of Gov. Robin.
son; Indictment for treason.
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TUITION FREE.
SU MINER ARRANGEMENTS

10 'nose who enter my Institute, or remit me $50
ana hnS1 .nas secure Guoray = Scholarships any time
UItVto 'e ISL DAY OF eoeptember can upon com
RleIlns thorough course Of Double Entry Book
Keeping and its Collateral Branches socnrS Inoro UYA
tVe employment in Commercial or Banking Housss
as Accountants within ninety days after their Grad
uatlon, or else they will be indemniGcd To tbs FIJI
amount amount OF tho sum paid for tuition, and thus
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JACKSON, q. III. OHIO,
THURSDAY, NAV 2I, 1857,

"a H. s. ScHELL, late of the firm of Sklin
Vasscher, Owen 4 Schcll, United States & FOREIGN
Newspaper dyertising Agent MoTats Building,
335 Broadway New York o
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I;J' M HRS' FENCE is universally admitted to
pc the cheapest and best fence that can he erecteJ
IL Is straight fence requiring but twothirds of tho
lumber OF common board fence. 1t can be bniH
a. Wo-thlrds the cost of any common board fence.
~ can be set up twice fast as any board fence
~ Is apCrtabe fence and can be moved quickly from
Puce 10 place; and can be housed in winter if de-
SirSu @ IL can be used for any purpose, ornamental
panel will stand firmly by itse safd- -it can he aS.
JuSted to old posts when rotttS IL naade as frm
aS ever. 1t can be made from .5a Of Iumber
no posts orpost holes-and it is as sbe and du-
Taole as any fence extant. The eopa&ght and fi,II
description OF building, setteng VI, IN sent to any
person, free ofpostage, on receipt or TysE D0LLAR
A address, MYERS & COL Dundee,
Y ates County, N. Y.
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A new paper, it is said, is 10 be started
in Newly ork city, with capital of $780,
900, and Thurlow Weed as ediler. Itis
Qded to be The organ Of the 2epub-
yarty .pl the State Of New York.
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Wheat PrOsDeCts.

Below we give several extracts speaking
favorably of the wheat crop in several partl
of the country. In this region many of The
wheat fields look favorable, and bid fail
to be an average crop.
WHEAT IN CANADA.-A gentleman who
has just returned from a somewhat ex-
tenslVe tour through upper Canada in
forms the Rochester Democrat that moth.
ing can exceed the promise of the wheat
crop there, and unless some evil, now
unexpected, shall befall it, there will be
an unusually bountiful harvest in Canada
the present season.
WHEAT IN WIscoNsrN.--The Sentinel of
Saturday says:--Receipts of wheat from
the country largely increased Yesterday
and advlces from the stations in the coun
try are to the effect that the warehouse
are crowded with teams bringing wheat
to be forwarded to market
The Baltimore american of the 9tb
from recent information obtained from all
sections of Maryland, represents the grain
ana fruit crops to be in prosperous con
dition.
The GAINESVILLE Gazette speaks very ia.
OF the prospects of a good Wheat
crop IN Muskingum county, and also in
Fairfield, Pickaway and Perry counties.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

s4aAaA Local & Travelling Agents
D~VWanted! Business paying from
you, S 10 SloV, per month. No humbug or chance
business formanent employment given and no
CaPltal required For further particulars en-
close postage stamps and Address,
:, A. SIMPSON, Exeter, NH.
May 81, 1857 9-3m
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PETTY Prosecutions THE Postmaster
General, Aaron Y. Brown, is indulging in
the pettiest and most disrespeCtful sort Of
prescription in Tennessee. The Knoxville
Wing says;
"Well, Aarou is doing real Locofoco
service in Knox county, and no mistakol
lie has turned John Mayatt out of The
Post otiiee at Church Grove and given
the appointment to q Locofoco some five
miles distant, and within three miles of
another office This was paying that neigh.
borhood up for its political perfdy. The
vote was 1874 Americans to 81 Democrats
He has also taken the office from an A.
merlcan at Woodburn, Knox county, and
gave 1t to a Locofooo in Union countv-
That district was also guilty fvoting Two
Or three to ono against Democracy. And
.hese rebellious people did the same when
Old Aaron was a candidate for Governorl
Last, but not least, he has taken the office
rom competent man at Maynardsville,
md given it to Locofoco, residing itUo
I'fes ntAe country, requiring The clerks,
herliis,. and others, to goio the country
or their letters and paperslp
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Music.


We are pleased to notice, that a consid.
cradle interest is being taken by the CHI,
'zens OF our town on the subject of i'm
prOvement in the science of music, both
vocal and instrumental. This argues we'll
'for the intelligence of our citizens, as no
community can elevate the standard of
this aOble science, without in CORES.
ponding degree reclining and improving
the standard Of morality and religion.
From the earliest ages to which history
refers, music has exerted a powerful and
controlling influence over the passions and
sections of mankind. The Jews were full.
" sensible Of its great influence, as may
be learned by reading their history as
handed down to us in the old Testament,
The Greeks also had an elevated idea of
the power Of music, not only over mans
passions, but they even thought that it
might have an influence over inanimate
creation. Hence their poets tell us that
orpheus played so sweetly upon his harp,
that the rivers Of water ceased to flow.
the hills drew nigh to listen to hls
g. (See OOid. Wrgii) This may be
sidered extravagant hyperbole. but
en we consider the enthusiasm created
Jenny Lind, in this country few
; since, when persons Travelled hu~s
Z : Of miles to,hear her sing, We are arc !
J much SURPRISE
lhe. .Gfle ekae
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sdPooned, PFiec only 50 cents. None gem.
nine unless signed PETRIDGE d co. M Y
Froprietors Of the "Balm Of a Thousand Flow.
ers'" For safe by all Druggists.
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IHE GovERNoR.-In the face of ifs
prompt contradiction by the Ohio State
Journal, the Slave Democracy press Of
Ohio continue 10 reiterate the assertion
that Governor Chase declines a re.eleo.
lion for Governor. With them, the wish
is no doubt father to the thought. They
would rather have any other man in the
field than Gov. Chase. They yillifed
and abused him without stint in the last
convass, and having exhausted the VOC.
a93uIary OF their biIlngsgate upon him,
without effect, they are anxious to have
q new man = traduce and viIlify. We
the RePs Of Ohio will not gratifv
Them; Z, .1.:.,. makes an A No. /
= : Republicans are
lion vii ol the coming
contest Slave Dem.
'orat who q The field against
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~. New Yong May l5s
Ihe steamship Asia, With dates ffom
Liverpool TO the 2dinst, arrived offsSandy
HooRThis morning
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A FENCE! A FENCED

Jackson, May 81, 1857, off -1-A4' N. ~
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.iune4-ly
Railroad Notice.

OAMUEL WELLS, Esq, has been appointed agent
~ to collect instament receipts due upon subscrip-
tons to the Vicksburg, Shreveport and Texas Rail-
road, and he has been authorised exchange these
receipts for receipts given subscribers for the
payment of any railroad tax assessed upon the property
OF the subscribers, and when the tax receipts paid by
subscriber shall exceed the amount of the insalment
receipts in the hands of Mr.. Wells, and due, he is
authorised to pay the subscriber in reimbursement,
the difference in excess, until the amount of any pre-
vlous payments subscription is entirely refunded
When the tax receipts amount to less than the install
ment receipts now due the matter may be easily ad-
justed by handing Mr.. Wells the balance in cash.
The subscribers will see it is not intended to make
them pay double, but they must pay the collector
and then settle with the companys agent as above
MIR. Wells will always be hand, and if subscriber
should chance to pay little in advance, he need not
lay out OF his money an heur.
G. G. YOUNG, Pres't V. S. & T. R. R. Co.
Anril 30 1877
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For nearly two and half centuries the dis

For nearly two and half centuries the dis
covery of the circulation of the blood has been
attr buted to Harvey; as if he were the author
Of tie last chapter of Ecclesiastes, where the
disnEantling Of the mortal house is so beauti-
fully described, until at last, the pitcher is
| broken at the fountain and the wheel broken
at tile cistern.'
i The implication is as distinct as the picture
is exquisite. The green bordered, palm-sha-
lowed well in the ORIENT the tents or the
dwellings sprinkled about it; the maidens 60
ing to and fro, with the pitchers trimming and
emrty; the circulation of the crystal wealth of
the sool heart Of the fountain. And lis Har-
veys discovery as clearly set forth as the COM
ing Of frost on the locks that were dark, by the
while blossoming of the almond tree. or the
dult ear of age, by the daughters of music
broaght low.
Many claim to the honor Of first seeing
new worlds or new facts, is like that preferred
| by the tar of Nantucket, who swore by the
rocH of Plymouth, that the pilgrims discover
ed America.
There was king in England when Shaks-
peate lived there, and doubtless every child in
the realm knew his name Familiarity, but how
mary Of them knew the name of the poor play
writer? But now almost every child who speaks
the English language knows Of Shakespeare and
his writings--how many of them know OF king
JAMES and his writings? Very few. Thus
the imam of high position died with his posi-
ton and his day; but the man Of merit only
began to live when he died.
The author of .sDon Quixotte'' is known by
his works throughout the world, but who can
tell about the men Of position, the king; if king;
Or the mobiles, or fine gay ladies who lived
when Cervantes was writing the adventures OF
the aKnight of the Rueful Countenance"
Who was governor Of Virginia when Pat
rich Henry fired his fellow men with his elo-
quence? Yet every American boy knows of
Patrick Henry. And yet we think that the
governor must have been better known in his
day than the orator.
thus it is--position is thing of to-day,
joined to that rarest of things, an upright,
blameless christian life, it becomes star in
etetnity-a never-ending light in the eternal
sky Of truth.
N'GHow many genders are there?'' asked a
schpolmaster-
'fThree, sir, promptly replied little blue
eyes, masculine, feminine and neuter.''
'FPray give me an example Of each,'' said
the master.
fWhy, you are masculine because you are
man; and am feminine because am cir"
every WELL Proceed
81 don't know" said the little girl, &c but l
reckon Mr.. jenkins is neuter, as he is an old
bachelor"
The best capital for young man is capital
young wife. Soa young gent informs us who
has just 'sgone and done it,