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Portsmouth, Ohio. Noy ffS
New SIe;,nli I'sa rleisII

New Steam Pla Eleisi
THE subscriber woGil RH
zens of Jackson eopNty a.
has now in fqll Operaiief =
Mill. and is prepared /
flooring planed, tOugpea sis
laying down. Also. all 9It
ready plsred., oit, suclf
boarding, door facihgs, WING
Lumber dressed 10 p'Srl!esS on
who furni.h it. OF their 6Rl
ders for all kinds of dresso6 ianil
filled on short notice, and Z prices
same can be furnished ei4her -
Chillicothe or other point.
send OH your orders. Nl,l on
and Church streets. .lENRYY
June - '56, noi3-ly
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New Boot and Shoe Mandatory
G. r WCARTY,

asa MANUFACTURER aud dealer in all
kinds of custom. made BOOTS AND
SHOES, respectfully invites the citizens Of Jack
son and viciuity to give him a call, feeling con.
fident of his ability to render entire satisfaction
in style, quality. aud prices. Having adopted,
as his motto, "Quick sales and small profits
intends to adhere strictly to that principle,-by
so doing and paying stHct attention to business.
hopes 10 receive a shure.of pubic patronage.
Repairing done to orderS aud on short notice
Call at my shop and saleT room, on the Corner Of
Church aud South sueets, opposite Horton g.
Cavett Steam Planeng Mill.
June I2, '56-l2-ly
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HOOP, TRAGO, WHITE & CO, Would re.
sprcttully announce to he public that they are
still carryiog on the Foundry Bnsin-ss in this
place, aud having greatly increased their taclll-
ties Tor manufacturing all the articles usually
made in Fouudrys generally, would solicit the
patronage of every bo Y. Their Store is still il
one OF the rooms IN that extensive building.
known as the MASONIC HALL BUILDINGS" on
broadway, Street, opposite IL. W White =
Hardware store, where they have on hand aud for
sale, a large aud choice stock Of Coa and Wood,
COOKING AND PAHLOk STOVES,
Of varicus sizes and Of the latest and most i'm
proved patterns, consisting Of a combination of
all the late,t improvements in draft and baking,
And especially would they call the attention of
the public to their new STYLE OF COAL
COOKING AND PARLOR STOVES, the quail
ty and design Of which, they think cannot be
surpassed anywhere.
Also, Patent and Center Lever
FLOWS AND POINTS,
OF the best quality. Aud an assortment Of lIol.
ware, Wagon Boxes, Crates aud fronts. Door
and Window Slls and Caps kept constantly on
hind or Manufactured to Order.
WE are also prepared to manufacture various
kinds of MACHINERY on the shortest notice.
We are also carrying ON the
Timing Business,
In which we are manufacturing all kinds Of
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware, which We offer to the
public on the most reasonable terms. And in
iact, we intend furnishing anything and every
thing that may be called for in our line.
Jackson, September IL, 1856. 25-tf
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CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
EXCHANGE BUILDINGS.
FIRsT ARRIVAL OF
FALL 4 WINTER CLOTHING

LEHMAN & BROTH ERS would respectfully
notify the citizens of jackson and vicinity, that
they have on land and jnst received from Cmcin
natl, q splendid assortment Of Fashionable
Clothing for Spring and Summer wear; and OIL
the very best quality, such as coats, vests, pants
handkerChiels. suspenders, check shirts, draw
ers, Cavats, stocks, fine shirts, gloves, socks
and underhrts. And anything and Everything
pertinOing to first rate clothing establishment
Including fne assortment Of the Spring STYLE
Of hats and caps OF every variety trunks carpet
sacks, &c.
The principal part of our clothing is made to
order, aud such we will warrant TO be of the
very best material and make. Give us a call be
fore purchasing elsewhere, as we are determined
not to be undcrsold in any event.
March q, 1856. If.
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DR.. HOOFLAND'S
Celebrated
GERMA BITTERS,
PTRpared bu

Dr.. C. NJ. JACKSON, pHILADA. PA.
Will efFectuaIly cure Liver complaint, Dyspep.
sia, JaundiCe, chronic or Nervous Debility. Dis.
eases of the Kidneys, and all diseases arising
from disordered liver or stomach
Such as constipation, Inward Piles, Fulness Of
Blood to the Head, Acidity OF the Stomach
Nauseau, Heartburn, Disgust for food. Funos-
or weight in the Stomach, Sour EructatiOns
Sinking or Fiu;tering at the Pit Of the Stolndch
Swimming of the Head, Hurried and di cult
Bre thing, Fluttering at the Heart, chOaking ol
suffuCating sensations when in II lyiug posture
D,mlIess of Vision, Dots Of webs before the
sight Fever and Dull Pain in the Head De.
tcicncy Of Peppralion, eIlowness Of the skin
and Eyes, Pain in the side Back chest, Llmb.
DC. Sudden Fn'heS Of Heat, Burning in the
FLESH constant lm"glnlngs OF Evil and great
DrprS S,ion ol Spirits
The proprietor in calling the attention Of the
public to this preparation, docs 80 with feel.
ing Ol the utmost confidence in IL! virtues and
adaptation to the diseases fOr which il is recon-
menred,
1t is no hew and uutricd art Gle but one that
has sIOOd the test Of ten years trial before the
American people, and It's reputation AMI sae Il
unrivalej by any similar pr, parauuns Cxtant
The estim0uy IN its lavOr given by the mOs
prominent aud we'll known Physicians aud ind
viduals IN all parts of the country is immense
aud careful perusHl Of the Almanac published
annually by the proprietor, aud 10 be had gra
lis Of any OF his Agents cannot but satisfy the
m ,st skepteal that this remedy is really descr
wing the great celebrity i. has obtained
Principal office mud Mandatory No, 96 Arch
St, Philadelphia. Pa
" Sold BY j. H. G.. Miller, Jackson, aud by
all Dealers in Medicines.
August Z, 1856. 2O-ly
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MARBLE PII,LA1
STAR ,SiI

[Fornprly Grey II
Mark et St.J eppOS
t.OHs
The Sabscribcr having puI
Of m. iIls in the al,
rcfittcl, and jUst received .
every artic,, usually kept ~
Oysters, Sardines, Fish, ,ilz
tion, also, iue, Ale, Mind
most choice Liquors Of eYe'
they will supply country
the very lowest prices. -
and shipped to any addSwu
"a Meals will be scrYeS
mers, at all hours.
Portsmouth, Ohio. Noy Gfosv
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CARTER'& SPANISH MIXTURE
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD !
THE BEST ALTERNATIVE KNOWN!
NoL q Parhcie Of Mprcury in il!

THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD
THE BEST TALTERNATIVE KNOWN
NUt u Parhcic IF Mercury in H.!
An nfaliihle remedy for ScrOfula, King
! Evil, rheumatism, Obstinate Cutaneous Erup
tons Pmpes or postues Oh the Face, BIotchcs,
! Boils, Aele and Fever Chronic Sore EN es
Ringworm, Jr letter, Scald head Enlargement
aud pain {. the Bones aud Joints, Salt Rheum
Stubborn Ulcers, Syphiltic Disorders, and ali
diseases arting from al injudicions use of Mer.
curry, Impludence in Life, or lmpurity of the
Blood.
This graf alternative Medicine aud Purifier
of The Blold is nov used by thousands ofgrate.
lu patiens from all parts.uf DE United States,
who,testiB daily to the remarkable cures per,
formed 81 the greatest Sfell medicines, "CAR
~ ! r'|- A2ANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia,
Tue'l'A ! ' n I'm ScroJRtS, Eruptops ON the Skin
- yeI - X keserr Ulcers, Old sores, Atkc-
'lon Oh w ~ y eases Of the Throat, Fe.
male o'mplaims Fains pd Aching OF the
i pGmeS ~ 'gass, ate spesGl's put % flight bs
For all diseases Of The blood, nothing has
yet ben found to compare with IT, Il eleanse.
the system of all Impurities acts gently and Ell.
ciehy on the Liver aud, Kidneys, STRENGTHEN:
lHt I'ENStuHb ENto t"Hc W lllC etVHluClis
the Ikiu clear aud healthy, and restores the Con.
stilitlon. enfee6led by disease or broken down
by he cxCesses OF youth, to its pristine vigol
ani strength,
FOR the DISEASES OF FEMALES It is peculiarly
applicable, aud VIII rever it has b come known
i,rcgularly prescribed with the happest effects
LnvigOrates the weak and debiilated. and i'm.
DartS elasticity to the w0rnout frame, clears
The skin, and leaves the patient fresh and
healthy asingle bottle OF this nestmabIe rem
edy is worth all the 50 called Sursaparlllas in
existence.
The large number of certificates which we
have received from persons from all parts of the
United States, is the best evidence that there is
no humbug about it. The Press hotel keepers
magistrates, physicians, and public men. well
known to the community, all add their testilno.
ny to the wonderful effects Of this GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call on the Agent and get au Almanac, and
'tad the details Of astonishing cures performed
by CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE, GN
MOST CASES WHERE EVERY THING ELSE HAD SIG
NALLY FAlLtD) The limits Of IN advertisement
will not adult their full Insertion.
WM. =. BEERS Il co., PrOprict0rs,
No, 304, BrOadlsay, NeW York,
To whom all orders must be addressed.
For sale by Druggists aud Country Mer-
chants in all parts of the United States and the
Canadas, a d by J. Ii. Q. MILLER,
Jackson, August Id, 1856. lyear. o..
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CarDentGFS a.

THE HEsUBSORIBERS Sc.
people Of Jackson and sn.Suls
Try that they have opened q ne
Carpenter Shop
on the corner Of Locust and WI
where they will beready at all time
any business in his line. -
UNDERTAKING. |
Having lately purchased a "
they are fully prepared to attendN
both in town and country. Collins
der, in the neatest manner, and wi
They have made arrangements to y
wishing them, with METALLIC ~
SEES, Of all sizes. JAMEaA
DAVlDl|
iuly 10, SO. l9-tf
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Marietta and Cincinnati
MH "A AEAuR@DA mDs
ies2 ss2 -
SRsROd to Athens, 1877 Miles East OF
Cincinnati.
TINE CHANGED.
Making Direct Connections with Scioto
and Hooking Valley Railroad.
Daily Trains between Portsmouth and
Cincinnati and Athens and Cincinnati
TINE CHANGED.

ON aHd after Thursday, the 22d OF January.
1851, and until further notice, trains will run
a. follows
Fusr TRGN-Leaves Cincinnati $50 A NJ,
Columbus time. arrive at Chillicothe at 1920
A. N. .and leave ChIicothhe at l0;35, connect.
ing with tlin ON the SeiOtO Hooking Valley
Railroad, at Hamden, for Portsmouth, arriving
there at 5:l0 p. NJ, arrive at Athens at ! 40 Z.
n, there connecting with stage for Marietta,
Pomoroy, aud rarkershurg.
sEooSp TRAIS-Leaves Cincinnati at $3.50
Pm, Columbus time connecting with Express
train on the Little Miami Road from Clevel land
Coiumbns, &c. sad arrives at llillsbOrough at
$50 r. NJ.
RE- URNlNG.
Fast 'TaAR-LeaveS Hlllsbo-ough at 7ilS
A NJ. and connecting at EOveland with Little
Miami Train for Columbua s6c, arrive there q
3iaOP. NJ, arrive NJ Cincinnati At lO:pS A.
SLcoSp TRAIx--Leavos Athens AT 800 A, NJ.
rsnu,cting at Hamden with $3.50 train from
Portsmouth,, and arrive at Chillicoihe at 1881
Pm; leave Chillicoths at 1909 r. NJ con
meet 81 lovelsud with Little Miam' train
for Springfield, &c, and arrive At Cincinnati a
5:38P. n.
lr6u- -GEtfrsotho to Columbus. ...s3, 81
q" tafCacinnAi,." ~
Athena 80. T'
-, grT,ckets can b. bad Of NJ. L. plherty, 20
Iumbus Depot. z. susder, corner bnaus = :.
r. and Front streets, Ciucinnstii Little Miami
X Depot, and at al! th6pnacipai Stations on ~
JOHN KIEsMAN, suPs.
sssuSy. 1881.
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Lumber.

TIL e subscribers would announce to the pub,
lie, that they still continue manufacturing Lum.
Der of all kinds, from flasieriug Lath to the
largest size Joists and are prepared to fill all
orders on short notice
Thankful for past favors, we still ask for a
continuance of the Public patronage.
D-Corn wanted, ana all kinds Of Produce Ia.
ken in exchange for Lumber.
u-A new top Buggy for sale, or will trade it
for Horse.
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LIFE ILLUSTRATED

FirstCIass Weekly Newspaper devoted to
News, Literature. Science, aud tue Arts; to En-.
ertainme Improvement, and Progress De.
signed to encourage spirit hope, manliness
self reliance, and activity among the people; to
point out the means OF profitable economy; and
10 discuss aud illustrate the leading ideas Of tht
day; Sni to advocate political aud industrial
rights for all classes,
It's columns contains 0rigin,l ESSAYS lis,
tsrical, Biographical, and Descriptive; Sketch
% Of TraVe aud Adventure; Poetry, Painting
Music, Sculpture, etc Articles on Science, Ag
riculture, Horticulture, Ply siology Educa lou
the Markets, General News, and every topic
which is Of Importance and interest; all cOmbin
Ing to render it Que Of the Best Family Newspa,
Pers in the World. Publsho' by
FOWLER g. WELLS, 3O6 Broadway Ny
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EMPORIUM OF FASHION.
REDY-MADE CLOTHING,

Of every description, quality color, finish aud
price For CASH, asioni shing hargains may
be had. Their stock Of gentlemeR's clothing is
complete, Coats, Vests Pants of every variety
and of allpriees. Call aud examine them. You
canno, fail 10 be suited. ~.
Shirts OF all patterns, aud the best manufac-
ture, Collars Pint Black Silk Italian Ora,
watts Plain aud fiEureds Cambria Neckerchicfs;
a fancy mdele Socks, Fancy and Black. Cot
ION Socks and Hosiery,
They have 4 great variety Of Silkand Cotton
[Iandkefehiefsr~T Trunks, Carpet Sacks, nmbrel.
las .--And In short every article usually kept in
a sllrst Ctnss Clothing Store. All their goods
are % I'm in The --latest Style, Of the newest fab
flcs apdniN Dust manuer.
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G&AU&@Aa9
COMMERCIAL COLLEG E,
COLUMBUS. OHIO,
THE MoST
Thorough and Practical Institution
IN THE WEST.
TERMS:
For full course, including ali departments

For full course, including all departments
ofBook Keeping, Lectures and Pent1an.
ship, invariably in advance. ...I..., $40 90
For full course IN Ladies' Department. :. 30 90
THE Proprietors take great pleasure In ex-
pressing their thanks for the gratifying and un.
preceiented success which has marked the ca.
reer Of their institution since its establishment
at the CAPITAL, and stimulates them 10 renew wed
exertiUns TO meet, in the most efficient manner
the rapidly increasing demands for b practical
and comprehensive course Of Mercantile Train
ing The great practical experience of the
Principal, in heavy Banking and Commercial
Houses, assisted by educated end accomplish
ed gentl men, has enabled him TO bring TO q
degree Of perfection a system OF COUNTING
Room instruction, by oral exercises, NOT AT.
TANNED BY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION. Each stu
dent, by this new process, is drilled at the desk,
| Individually, step by step, until he has master
ed the whole routine of an Accountants duties
as Thoroughly as though he had servedan appren-
ticeship in some large Commercial House; and
thus all awkwardness, faltering and egregious
bIunders are, in great measur', dissipated.
| In addition to our engagement OF Prof. John
Hopey, for many years teacher of Mathemat-
les in the Royal Naval College, London, and
no has had an experience Of several years as
an educstonist in America, to fill the Mathe.
matica Department. we have also secured the
services of some Of the most eminent lecturers
in Ohio to lecture upon Commercial topics.
Our course Of instruction is too extended 10
parliculurize here, but it embraces every thing
connected with DOUBLE ENTRY Book KEEPING
with free and full discussion of its scientific
rincipIes-LectuTeS upon Commercial History
and History Of eminent Commercial Men, Com
mercial Geography, Commercial Products
Commercial Calculations, Banking, Political
| Economy, Mercantile Law, Ethics Of Trade
Penmanship, &c.
The Ladies' Department.
Is now opened for the reception of ladies'
No institution in the Union mparts a more
thorough or interesting course in this Depart.
ment.
In conclusion, we would add that we shall
put forth our best efforts to merit in astilI more
eminent degree the flatteriDg reception with
which oNr enterprise HAS met, and pledge our
selves 10 impart more thorough practical
course e Mercantile Instruction than can bt
formed at any other sini,er College,
Among the many recommendations, we give
the following:
1--WE the undersigned, take pleasure in testi
| fying that we are personally acquainted with
Mr.. GRANGER's ability as an Accountant anc
Teacher Of Book Keeping W hich is Of the high
est order. He has had great experience as an
Accountant, in heavy Commercial and Bank
inn Houses, which gives him superior flciIites
in imu. rting practical knowledge Of Book
Keeping and a thorough Commercial Edscs
ionf |. J. ALLEN, LID,
President Of Farmers College.
LORIN ANDREWS,
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Terms TO cLuBs

LiVE ILLUsrRATD will be semitic new subacri-
ksrs three months, 10 clubs Of twenty copies, for
twenty five cents each that it mny be- tried, aud
its nCrits fully understood,
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Candidates for Consress.

Turner Nelson. Of Posey county. is
mentioned by the Mt. Vernon Advocate
as candidate for Congress. Col. C. X.
Drew has, in card, withdrawn his pre-
tensions, to promote harmony in the
party. The friends Of the gallant Colonel
twill yield the claims of their favorite."
the Enquirer says. with regret" Judge
Law and Judge Niblack. will. we pre-.
sumo, be the prominent candidates. II
the convention, which is called to NEE,
at Petersburg, on the 3Oth inst, canno,
unite on one of these candidates, Judge
Hovev may be selected as a union can
didate.
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A MAN OF ALL WORK The Vim
cennes Gazette says, DR.. A. Lewis, of
Princeton, Ind, is capable Of successfully
carrying on more branches of business at
one and the same time, than any man in
the State of Indiana. Two or three
years ago, he was at one time engaged in
the practice Of medicine. selling goods.
packing pork largely. swamp land con-
tractor, proprietor of the largest Touring
mill in Southern Indiana, Clerk Of the
Circuit Court, and an active politician.
We understand that lie carries on at this
time all the above, save perhaps, rail
reading.
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The Colorado River.

The Government is about to dispatch
an expedition to explore the Great Rio
Colorado Of the West. The party are
under the command Of Lieut.. Ives, of the
army, and they will leave in the next
steamer for California. From San Fran
cisco, the expedition will proceed to the
Gulf of California. in a sail vessel. taking
with them, the materials and men for
constructing small steamer, that will
be built at the mouth of the Colorado !;
and in this craft the party will attempt
the ascent Of the river.
The Colorado is the largest river, save
one. Of any west of the Rocky mountains.
The lower portions Of the valley, at
points where it has been crossed by ex-
ploring parties has been found to possess
u soil OF unsurpassed richness, and the
region through which it flows is believed
valuable kinds. Trappers tell extrava-
CANT stories of the sublimity Of the
scenery on the higher portion of the
valley, and Of the gigantic canons or
gorges through which the river passes.
The new Territory Of Arizona, which
borders the lower portion. is being fast
filled by emigrants.
The surveys and explorations con-
nected with this expedition will include
the various department. Of topography,
geology, zoology, nineralogy. &c. Lieut.,
Ives Is already familiar with a portion
of the route. having been with the Pacifi:
Railroad exploration near the 35th par
allel Of latitude.
The expedition is despatched under
orders from the War Department, and
will he specially gratifying o the citizens
OF California. who have long desired that
the resources Of the unknown Territory
lying adjacent to their own should be
developed.
AS an exploring expedition, it will be
one as interesting and important as any
ever fitted out by our Government. 1t
is a subject Of surprise that the valley
of this great river should remain so long
unknown.
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IN IL n Most Unidentified Fact

That DR.. sANFoRD's INvIGoKAToR OR LIVER RENE
Dy, is of the greatest discoveries made in medicine
the past century. 1t has been study of the Doctor
during twenty years practice to find what particular
organ when diseased caused the greatest number Of
ills pains, and his conclusion is, that the liver is the
greatest regulator of the system, and the most liable to
disease, while if kept from disease, is preventative
of Dyspepsia, JauEdice, general debility, &C., while
last but far from least We mention consumption for
experience is, that of consumption &C.
from diseased liver than from all other causes put
together.
Taking this to be correc hypothesis we have but to
find remedy with which to correct the liver, and We
have Of nearly all the diseases subject to
by simply using a preventative. That the ISvIsoR.-
TOR is such "A remedy is beyond Doubt to all who uy
IT, for its virtues such that for all complaints arr
sing from liver arrangement it is unfang remedy
while family medicine for all diseases Of the sor-
ach bowels which caused in greater or less de.
hy liver arrangement, it is the safest, surest, and
most efficacous remedy known. laugs01i&wlm
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G The young man Sharpe, who
killed DR.. Cleveland at the Virginia
Hotel in St. Louis, last winter, is now
on trial in that city. DR.. Clevelsnl was
a resident Of Lafayette, in this State, and
had been engaged in cattle speculations
in Missouri and Texas, and had employed
Sharpe, his murderer, to assist him, and
they had arrived at the hotel as travelling
companions, and took room together.
In the morning DR.. Cleveland was found
dead in his room, stabbed in several
places, and Sharpe had fed. He was
pursued, and arrested. He is a young
man, only twenty years old has re-
spectacle connexions, and is attended in
Court by his aged mother.
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Ague and Fever, or Chills and Fever
CURED By
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.

~ His Justly celehrated med;cine ho. for MANI,
wears ma iYtained its superor;ty or-s. al 81 a.
remedies for the safe certain sneeiy and narrr snan,
of short ar on,r :, -; ~ ", "nen 81
cure If the directions are strictly follow and c,eS
,ut ~ " anu sai'''
This remedy has been extepsive,v sad tbror c,or,
the States of Kentuckv Tennasses Ohio Tnt;aua
PennsvIyana Nichigan Iowa. Wisconsin' IIi;nn;s'
Missouri Texss Ar.nnsas klaian,a W;ss;s.n,,; .nI
Louisiana and ha, permanentIy cnreS over n ~ NIT
LION cases, in all its varied FORMS MANY of which had
been of from to three years standing had
sisted all the usual remedies known in the country -