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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-02-05
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taste, the imagination and the feelings Its regu-
lar contents will embrace Tales Incidents of Travel
and Adventure, Sketches of Character and So.
cial Life, and Essays upon Art and Morals.
The publishers have made arrangements with the
best American wli;ers who will contribute To the
various Del artmcnts of the paper The large space
at their disposal will enable the Conductors to avail
themselves of ample selections from the bcst and
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Petition TO se.ILnnh.

Joseph ten, Adn'r of John johnson, ST.,
deceased, vs.. Margaret Mcfarland g. others
Samuel johnson of the State of Illinois, is
hereby informed that on the 7th day Of Janu-
ary, y. e57 said Admir- filed his petition in
the Probate Court Of Jackson county, Ohio, the
Object and praye Of which petition is to obtain
an order, &c, ofsaid court, on the sixth day Of
February, A. D.l857, for the sale of the follow.
ing real estate, I'd which the said John johnson,
Sr, died seized Orso much thereof as may be
necessary TO pay tie debts Of the decedent, to
wit: Part of lotnunber se7eh range nineteen,
township six, containing fifty three acres, more
or less; also, part If lot number six, township
and range aforssat, containing twenty -four
acres more or less, Ill said lands being of the
Scioto Salt ResereIands, and situate in Jack
son county, Ohio.
Joseph Aten, admir- Of
John johnson, Sr,, dec d
Jan. 8, 1851 424w
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Hugh NJ, Kmbrough, agaitt William A
Kimbrough and Others, In PaGition-Jacksop
Common Pleas.
William A. Kmbrough, of th county Of Full
ton, and State Of Illinois, RobertM. Kimbrough
of the county Of Ross, and State # Ohio Joseph.
inc l.. Pettiford and her husblnd John Petit.
ford, OF the county Of Jacksol, and State Of
Ohio, will take notice that ptition was filed
against them on the oath day of December. 1856
in the court OF Common Pleas within and for the
county of Jackson, and State ofOhio, by Hugh
NJ. kimbrough aud is now rnding wherein
said Hugh NJ. Kimbrough dem;nds partition Of
the following real estate situated in the town and
county OF Jackson, and State oIOhio. to wit =
In-lots nos 81 &Gs, iu said town of Jackson,
except a strip off d the west side Of said lot No
e., containing one fifth part Of the same and
that at the next ERIN OF said court, the said
Hugh NJ. kimbro,gh, will apply for an order
that partition maybe made of said premises.
HUGH NJ. KIMBROUGH.
BY r. c. Hoffman, his Atty.
Dee 25 IJG 4lGw
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SPECIAL NOTICES

GREAT CuRE OF RHFUMArlsM IN CINclyyAr,
0mo-CoNvINcINo EvIDESUE.-For more than
three years have been suffering with rheuma.
tism, and enlargement and pain Of the bones
aud joints. / have strictly followed the advice
Of physicians, and at other times used spch fam
iy medicines as had been recommended for the
cure of rheumatism; still did not improve in
the least and was frequently compelled to keep
my bed, and thereby was prevented from attend.
ing to my business, Some weeks ago | was in.
'dpccd by friend to try Carter's Spanish Mix.
the. The effect was miraculous. | fe consid-
sbly improved after | had taken the fourth
/, a@ have only used one single bottle, and
! srA!ircly free from all pain. feel better than
AkEe felt Tor years. and attribute my complete.
tored health solely to the use of Carter's
h Mixture. consider 1t most excellent
pc for-fheumatism and all diseases of the
! I'D cheerfully recommdnd it to the atflic.
BURRlTT, Southeast corner Fourth
tut sts.
matt, March II, 1855 46-4w
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SheriR's Sale,

Notice is hereby given that l will expose to
public auction, at the door of the court house,
in jackson, jackson county. Ohio, on
Friday The 6th day of March, Il. D. 1857
at o'clock P. NJ, of said day. the following
real cstateto witt eghtyone acres of land in lot no.
H. township No. 7, Range IS, in jackson county,
Ohio, taken as the property of the Cincinnati and
Chicago Railroad company, Ind, on an execution in
favor of William G. Mellon, issued by the Court Of
common Pleas Of ClermOnt county, Ohio, and to me
directed as the Sheriff of said county of Jackson
Appraised at 81 400. BANISTER BROWN,
January 20. 1851 45-5w Shift J.C.
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SsiGrin,s SnIe.

In pursuance of an Al. fl. ia. execution, issued
from the Court of Common Pleas, in and for Jack.
son county,, Ohio, and to me directed, will expose
to sale at public auction to the highest bidder, al
the door of the Court House, in jackson, jackson
county, Ohio, at II o'clock M ON the
2Sth Day of February, A. d., 1851,
The following described real estate, situate in Jack.
son county, Ohio, to wit: the north East quarter OF
the south east quarter of section No. 26, township
No. and range 10, containing forty acres, levied
upon as the property of Benjamin Hammond, at the
suit Of Simeon Woodrow. Appraised at SIGO.
BANISTER BROWN, Self J. G.
January 30, 1857. 42-5w
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MORE CURES.
Philnaelnhia. "a mo. 2llh

Philadelphia, Sd mo, Doth, 1850.
ected Frietd-I had for several years
Bcted with Dyspepsia, and occasionally
ral Debility, accidentally tried thy
I .yseine, Hoohands German Biters, in the first
Mace upon daughter, she having severe spell
IF sickness. Thy Hoofand's German Bitters
h,d sucb effect upon her debility, that was in
iced C try it myse!f. then got bottle, aud
kGs0siiug Ito the directions, and it re-.
6SG any thing had before used
" and strength to the stomach
y fall had very severe spell
which continued for some time
M bra time, was despaired Of Thy Bit
again being used, acted very happily upon
stomach aud iutestnes, and soon relieved me
Om the great pain l suffered, and gave me gen,
bal health to othe sN stem. consider it, doctor
le Of The most valuable medicines ever used,
pd shall take great pleasure in recommending
ID others. Very respectfully thy friend,
SAMUEL HUTTON,
'-vNo S, Jennings Row, Catharine above Third.
% TO Dr.. &. Nj. jackson, 100 Arch st., Phia
Sec advertisement.
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Sale of Real EState.
JUIH LVHIIs, bUHTUIWH UI
David Evans, In Jackson county Pro-
VS.. bate Court.

John Evans, guardian OF
David Evans, In jackson county Pro
VS.. bate Court.
David Evans.
In pursuance Of an order of court in the above
case, shall offer for sale, on the premises on the
18th day Of February, 1891, the following real es
tate, situate in jackson county, Ohio, and known
and described as follows: One undivided third par
Of the following described lands;
The north east quarter, Of the southwest quar-
ter, Of section No, rs, township No. s. of range No
Is. The west half Of tho south east quarter, o
section No. 2B, township No. 8, ofrange No. 49,
Twelve acres part of the southwest quarter, of the
north east quarter, of section No. Is, township No
s. of range No. Is. Twelve acres, part of the south
east quarter Of the north quarter, of section
No. rs, township No. 5, range No. 49, being the
lands lately owned by Thomas Evans, deceased
Appraised at Sl1jO,UO. Terms of sale, one third
cash, one-third in one year, and one third in TIVE
years, with interest on the deferred payments
JOHN EVANS, guardian of
D. Macklcy Atty. David Evans
Jan. 70, '5I 45-4w
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LIFE ILLUSTRATED

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signed to encourage a spirit hope, manliness,
self reliance, and activity among the people; to
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to discuss and illustrate the leading ideas of the
day; ami to advocate political and industrial
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Its columns contains Original Essays--His-
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Valuable Mineral Land for Sale

The subscriber onrrs for .aIa, on accoma aodating
terms,
Fm'y Acres # Fn'uab1e LaAd,
Located within 2Oo yards Of the :. .&H.V. d. Road.
and the same distance from the Young America
Furnace in jackson county Ohio. This t4ctcon
tain' the best quality Of Coa iron Ore and Limc.
'ton". Also, has comfortable dwelliD, House.
stable, Apple Orchard. and 20 acres cleared and
under sood fence, and other improvements. III il
very desirable place for Country Store.
II not ''IH W rae Ist of March, it will be IEAsED
for term Of years.
IA Further information may be had. az totcrms,
BY applying to me at Portsmouth, Ohio.
Jan. %, 81. 4l-f
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Patent Medicines on Hand n for
Sale at the PDprietOr's prices.

Jaynes celebrated fanny medicines, CONSISTING
oil his Alternative, Epectorant, Hair Tonic
Ague Pills, Hair Dye Tonic Vermifuge, Car
minative Balsam, Saative Pills d Counter
irritant Liniment
Stabler's Cherry Expecorant, Diarrhpa Cordia
d Worm Mixture.
Ayers Cherry PectoralE Cathartc Pills.
Bulls Sarsaparila & Kng of Pain.
Guysotts Yellow Doc and SarsaparnIa.
Wistar's BaIsam of viii Cherry.
kowand's Tonic Mixtur, Remedy for Costivt
Bowels. Remedy for ore Eyes, Remedy for
Ear Ache & Deafness Remedy for Dyspepsia
Kennedy for Complains Of the Lungs, Rem
eGdy for Toothache &Compound Syrup Of
Blackberry root.
Marchisi's Uterine Cathlicon.
Loudon d. Co.'S Expectornt. Hair Tonic, Sana.
tive Pills. Alternative. Fever d Ague Pills
Carminative Balsam. Enedy for Piles, Yer.
mllnge, Female Elixir, III healing Ointment
a. Cherokee Lniment
Brants Blood Purifier an Pulmonary Basam.
kirklands Ague, Fux d Liver Pills.
Pennimores Liniment slough mixture.
Philips Cough Syrup &Rheumatic Lniment
Rad ways Ready Relief. Ieady Resovent, Reg
ulators. Circassian BAN a. medicated Soap.
Denig's Cough Balsam &Worm Syrup.
Barrells Indian Linimen & Indian Vermifupe
McLane's Vermifuge & LFer Pills.
Soule's Sovereign Balm Pills Il Balm Syrnp.
HelmbOld's Extract of Bubn, Dyspeptic Cordi.
al &Sarsaparlla.
Sellers Vermifuge. COlgh Syrup. d Liver
Palmers Cosmetic Lotion
RobacEs Scandan Blool Pills & Blood PurI.
fer.
HoOfanls German BitteL
Green's Dxygenated Bitten.
Westbrdok's Mustang Linlmens.
FelIer'S Eclectic Lniment.
Temples Nerve d Bone Lihment.
Merchant IS Gargling Oil.
Walkers Rheumatic Linimnt.
Coffeen'a Chinese Linimem.
Woods Canadian Linmonl.
Badgers Pain Extractor.
Dalley's do
Davis Pan Killer.
SouIe Q's Egyptian Salve.
COnklin'sSalve
Merrill's Hack Salve. ..S...
Moorhead' Magnetic Plaster
Bakers Pam Panacea. +
FahnestocEs Yermifuge.
Rhodes F&er g. Ague Cure. -,
Moxley 4 larber's Ague Killer.
Osgood's Ihia Cholagogue.
Thompson 'sFever and Ague Powders.
Wright's Ind an Vegetable Pills.
DeGray Il to's. Pills.
Brandreth's Pills.
Lees Pills.
Bennetts Pint g. Root Pills.
Halsted's Ati-Dyspeptic Pills
Houghton's lepsin.
Jacobs DiarrE EGa Cordial,
Townsend's barsaparilla. y
Ednistons L ing Balsam. -
Kier's Rock Sil
RObinson's CsugFf candy, &
JAMES Y. O. MILE
Cor. Broadway and Pearl 81
Jackson, JAP Hs'57,
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Road Notice!

Notice is hereby given, that there will be {
petition presented TO the Commissioners of Jack.
son county, at their meeting in lsu!rch next
praying for county road to be laycd cut and
established in Washington township; com
mencing at apoint on the Richmond and Wiks
vile road, opposite the house of VIM. Adams
thence running nearly north, to the north. wcst
corner of Patrick Hogan's Lands; thence the
best way to the Richmond and Hamden road
thence the best way to point on the London.
Diary and Hamden road, west of the "Slate cut
on the G, G. NJ Rail Road.
A PETITIONER.
Jan %, 81. 44-4w*
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Medical Impossibilities

Hfor,a long time aecrtain class of diseases have
S.aaed the skill and practice of the most eminent
selbcrs of the regular medical faculty. Foremost
mSng these VIC might instance epilepsy or falling
AAsl, Happily now by the skill and inventive genius
eminent chemist of Baltimore, Md, this disease
been brought within the means of cure. We
Dc to the preparation called the Vegetable Ex-
Epeptic Pills, invented and prepared by DR..
s. llance, of l08 Baltimore street, Baltimore,
Since their discovery many persons who had
Npall hope of ever being cured, have been re-
TO the full enjoyment Of health. Prominent
these We might enumerate Mr.. Harrison
fOOt of Huntsville, Alabama. Mr.. Il. has suf-
anuch from Epilepsy, as any other person in
a never knowing what it was to pass n
bout having an attack, and often falling in
Apf Huntsville. He is now fully restored
{ had an attack for more than year. DIR.
8 have been the sure cause of this cure.
also cure all notifications of Fits,
amps &c., and are very scrviceable for
eak nerves. DR.. llance, sends them to
y aasaisttY on the receipt of remit
50; two, S5; twelve, $24-
\, los Baltimore street, Bal
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Jesse. ". Sargent and VIII
liant II. ~ ssR James Ceilings, de
fbusiness under the name and firm of Ceilings
Reed & Co, plaintiffs, J
Miles w. Vance principally Petition in Civil
Mary Jane Vance, wiieofl Action.
said Miles, and Jesse Cart.
Itch, endorser, defendants
The said Jesse Cartlich, of Fillmore county
State of Wisconsin will take notice, that on inc
lst day of September, A. D, 1856, the abov,
named plaintiffs filed their petition in the abovl
named court-against him the said Cartich, ant
others, where the same is now pending for hear
ing; the object and prayer of which, said peti
tion is to obtain judgment against the said
Miles W. Vance, as principal, and the said
Cartich as endorser on the following describ.
ed promissory notes, given by said Vance to
said Cartlich and by said Cartlich endorsed
to the said plaintiffs. to wit Two promissory
notes for the sum of 81 $50 90 each, both da.
ted March 3lst, lS54.-and due and payable
at one and two years from date, with interest
from date at III per cent. per annum. On the
first of which said notes falling due as afore.
said are endorsed the following payments, to
wit:
May %, A. D., 1855, $70s 90
May %, A. D., 1855, .450 90
The said petition also prays for a judgment
and order OF sale, Of the following described
premises, to pay the amounts found due on said
notes and upon which said premises, the said
Vance and wife, on the 3lst day of March, A..
d., le54, executed mortgage deed, to secure
the payment of said notes, to wit: Situate and
lying in the said county of Jackson, and bound
ed and described as follows:
All OF the northeast quarter, and the east
hall OF the north west quarter, and the north
west quarter OF the south east quarter, and the
north east quarter of the south east quarter, and
the north east quarter'.of the southwest quarter,
all OF the above is in section thirty-four, in
township eight and range nineteen. Also,
the west half of the south east quarter, aud the
south cast quarter Of the south west quarter
both OF section twenty'seven. Also the east
half of the south east quarter of section number
thirty three. Also the north west quarter Of
the north westq uarter Of section thirty four, all
ofthe same township and range as aforesaid
containing in oil six hundred acres, be the same
more or less; that unless the said Cart!ich' an.
swer the said petition by the 18th day of March
A. D. 1851, the said petition, and the allega
tions thereof as to said Cartlich, will be taken
for confessed. JESSE G. REED,
THORNTON w. SARGENT,
W. IL. REED,
By W. H. REEp, their Atty.
January Is. 1887. 4a--ew
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Boots G. Shoes.

A most splendid stock Of Boots and Shoes
for Gents and Boys, Kip, Calf, Morocco anC
Course A splendid article of Furred Boots
also, splendid stock of Furret Over Shoes,
besides large lot OF Gums Misses aud La.
dies Shoes, Of every variety and style, such al
never before were 0tferedJAihis market. at The
very lowest advanced prices.
Hats and Caps. Z
A large LOT of Mems, Boys and Children's silk
Fur, Kossu,h also, all kinds Of caps Of the IL.
test and most fashionable style. -
Hardware and Cutlery.
4 we'll selected stock, including every thing
usually called for in this line.
Queensware. DC.
A full assortment of Qu' u'ensware Of the latest
styles, aud at all prices.
GROCERIES.
Coffee Tea, Sugar, Molasscs, superior article Of
No. d 9 Mackerel, purchased expressly for this
market, besides every article in the Grocery line
which will be sold at greatly reduced prices.
All of the above articles will be sold lower
titan have ever been offered in this country.N
slS5@It would take volumes to enumerate ALI the
different articles in our store, and wish to b0 ex
cused from this burthen, but We invite you to cal
and we will show you our goods with pleasure, aAd
will sell our goods at the very lowest figures. Cal
and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
k15- We return cur sincere thanks TO our OLE
and new customers for their past liberal patronage
and would cordially invite you to call and SEQ us
the Peoples Store, where you can get good bargsa
Jackson, Nov. 81, 1856. 3G-y s s
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NEW STORE,
And New Goods.

At Berlin.
\. Gtsttoa. would sunouce 20 tha public TIA.
he has opened the finest stock Of Goods ever of.
i7red 10 TINS market, consisting in part Of a fuu
asSortmeuto Of
Cloths. Cashmere, Sstinetts. Tweeds e,
Jeans and Vcstin- for Men,.
and Boys Wear.
ES- AIso, Ready. Made C.othinq Of all
descriptions, cheaper than ever.
English and French plain and figured
Meri"Oes, Ptam Hm 6guSCd Muslin, do
LaiHes,
Plain and figured tsIl WOOL Dtians,
POPLlNS, SILKS, nEBAGES, GISG.
HAMS & PRINTS
In great variety. Woolcn,
Hoods, Cloaks, Comforts, Scarfs apds
Socks,
To suit all 'izcs. Pain aud figured WHITE,
GOODS, Liner, Cambria and 81 Pocket Hsnd...
kerchef', Dress Trimmings, Batsons or all stvles
with everything eIse in the Dry Gvods and No.
tion line.
BOOTS Il SHOES, HATS Il CAP.
HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE,
GROCERIES DC.
4 fine assortment of
BOnnctTS& Trimmings.
Give me call and will do my be.t to sell.
vi viii Furchasc good Iron ore delivered at:
the Berlin Depot. ] will also trade for NeRo-.
Iionable paper on fair tenns
Jan lS5T PH
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1 4 to provide for,the weighing Of
r heavy articles.
ordained by the Council of the
9 Of Jackson, that a Weigh
BY the Council, at such time as
and yhose compensation
Jade the duty of the
as aforesaid. 1st. To
gtcndence and care of the
,ing to said Corporation. -
Coal, or other articles pre-
3D.. To deliver to the per-
ficles as aforesaid, to be
writing, of the accurate
glits of the same, together
persons from whom and to
G transferred; alsc, the date
record a corresponding state
PRS register.
bv maic tbskHty of said
Tor oil draughts by him
flowing fees, viz; for Hay
draugbts; Stone Coal for
of tlirty-twO hundred pounds
igh,; Is cents, and for all 9TH
nd no more; and said weigh
from the person presenting
as aforesaid, the written
lction 2, until the fees for
lave been fully paid, and
bpon the articles weighed,
s. weigh master enters upon
fStake an oath, to be admin
{ said village. to faithfpus
~. = sIes OF neasn mas
tes~illage of jackson, and shall
4 give a bond in the sum of two
nth security, to be approved by
hat he pay over all mo-
II astcr, as often as once
y 3, 1857.
ASTINGS, Mayor.
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Road Notice.

y NOTICE is hereby given, that there will be
a petition presented to the Commissioners Of
Jackson county, at their meeting in March next
praying for a County Road, to be laid out and
established, as follows: commencing at point
on the State Road leading from Oak Hill, to
Jackson, on the township line, near the resi-
dence Of Charles Reed, in Madison township
Jackson county, Ohio, thence down said town'
ship line to the point where the said Asro6~sva
Road crosses the S.&. IV. RAlfuud, al about
easrodssnofth Of P0rtlaAd; thence down said X.
road Uls the east side thereof to Portland;
thence from Portland down about forty or fifty
rods east Of the Railroad, along the east side Of
David M. Phillips fielG; thence across the cor
ner of said d. M. Phillips field; thence to in.
tersect the road leading from the Oak Hill Steam
Mill to Webster, thence along said Road about
ten or twelve rods; thence down the Railroad
to McDaniel's switch; thence down the Rail-
road on the line between McDaniel's & Thom-
as McNeel's, to intersect the Road leading from
Oak Hill to Portsmouth, at the MCNeel switch
on said s. g. II. V. Railroad.
PETITIONERS.
January 90, 1857. 45-4w
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SCIOTO & HOOKING VALLEY RAIL
ROAD, CHANGE OF TIME.
C. . 9 ~ 81 @.

To take effect w ednesday, Dec. 10Th sc.
:. Mail train will leave Portsmouth daily (Sun-
day excepted) $50 A. N. and arrive at Ham
den 10 3GA. NJ. Returning will leave II amden
at 90 P. NJ. and arrive at Portsmouth III P. NJ
Accommodation train. will leave Hamden daily
Sunday excepted) at 90 a. M. and arrive al
Portsmouth at II An. Returning will leave
Portsmouth at 2P. Nj. and arrive at Hamden at
GIN
Freight train leaves Portsmouth daily (Suu-
day excepted) at l5A NJ. arrive at jackson I2
NJ. Returning will leave Jackson at l2 Is P. M.
and arrive at Portsmouth at 4 So NJ.
Passengers leaving Hamden by IA. N. train
will connect with the splendid new steamers
BOs tona and Kentucky daily for Cincinnati al
On. Fair through $500
THOS. KENDALL, Sup't.
Jan. %, 'S7, Att
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Valentines! Valentines!

:. r. Harding, would respectfully announce to the
Young Ladies and Gentlemen Of Jackson and vi
cnity. that ho has just received a splendid lot of
VALENTINES. All very beautiful, call in and
get one.
January 20, 1857. 45-SM
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Probate Court.

Peter Pickrel, Administrator of John IIatten
deceased, this day fl, d his accounts and vouch.
ers in the Probate Court for final settlement
which will be for hearing on the Ist Monday in
March, A. d" 1851. T. N. HOWELL,
Probate Judge.
Jackson, Ohio, Jan. 90, 1857. 45-td
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REGISTER.

!. Q REGISTER.
hl32, holds its regular Commu-
asOnic Hall on Broadway, on tho
or next preceding the full moon
atTs H. G. MILLER, Sec'y.
II U. D., meets 1t the Masonic Hall,
zureday. evening of every month j.
P.--JAMEs H. G. MILLER Sec'y.