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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-02-12
; SPEClAL NOTICES.

GREAT CURE OF RHruMATisM IN CiNctSSATi
Quo -CoNvINelNG EvIDEYcE.--For more than
three years have been suffering. with rheuma-
tism, and enlargement and pain Iof the bones
and joints. lavc strictly followed the advice
Of physicians, and at other times used snch fam.
lily medicines as had been recommended for the
cure Of rhcumatism; 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
duced by friend to try Carter's Spanish Mix.
ture. The effect was miraculous. l fe consid
Derubly improved after l had taken the fourth
ose have only used one single bottle, aud
bun entirely free frotn all pain. feel better than
have felt or years. and attribute my complete
= restored health solely to the use of Carter's
Anish Mixture. consider 1T most excellent
stcine for rheumatism aud all diseases of the
efgfd cheerfully rccommdnd it to the effiic-
81. EURRlTT, Southeast corner Fourth
saffidt sts.
s ncinuati, March II, 1855. 46-4w
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Sale of Real estate by order of the PrO-
bate Court of VintOn County, Ohio.


John Robbins, Executor of the last will and
testament of Christian Yager, decd, VS. Mary
leager, and others. In the Probate Court of
Vinton county, Ohio.
On The 2OM day of r ebruary, A. D. 1857,
At l o'clock, P. NJ, on the premises, will be
sold tostAe highest bidder, the following real
estatei as the property Of Christian Yeager,
deceasedstto wit: Certain tracts of land situated
in the county ofN inton, and State of Ohio, and
bounded and described as follows: The west
half of the northeast quarter OF section num-
Der nineteen, township number ten, and range
number seventeen; Also the north east quarter
OF the northwest quarter OF section number
nineteen, in township number ten, and of range
number seventeen; Also, twenty four acres of
equal width, extending across the north end of
the south. west quarter of the northwest quar-
ter of section number nineteen, in the township
and range aforesaid; Also, the north. west quar-
ter Of the northwest quarter Of section number
nineteen, in the township and range aforesaid;
Also, the southeast quarter of the north west
quarter of said section number nineteen, town
ship and range aforesaid; aud Also four equal
undivided seventh parts of the west half of the
southwest quarter of section number eighteen,
town and range aforesaid; Also, twelve acres
off of the north side of the north east quarter Of
the north east quarter of section numbertwelve
township number eight, range number eighteen
in Jackson county, and State of Ohio. contain
ing in all about three hundred and fifteen acres
and forty four hundredths of an acre, subject
(all of sud tracts) to the dover of Mary wager,
widow of the said Christian Yager. Said lands
situate in Vnton County, Ohio. Appraised at
$500 90. and said tract situate in jackson
county Ohio Appraised at $4,000.
Gj@TERMS OF SALE-One.third Of the
purchase money in hand, and the balance in
two equal annual payments, with interest from
the day Of sale. The deferred payments to be
secured b! mortgage on the premises.
JOHN ROBBINS Executor,
Of CHRISTIAN YAGER, deed.
January Is, 1851. 43-td
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Tae subscriber ofcn for sole, On accohs bla

e IHe suDscFlb3r ohefa Tor 8aIe, on aeco1s bdaIng
terms,
Forty Acres of Valuable Land,
located within 200 yards Of tho S. II. " H. Road,
and tho same distance from the Young America
Furnace, in Jacksop county Ohio. This tfset CON
lains the best quality Of Coal, Iron Ore and Limo
stone. Also, has comfortable dwelling House.
stable, Apple Orchard, and 20 acres cleared ond
under good fente, and other improvements. II isa
very desirable place for u Country Store.
If not sold by the Istof March, It will-be LEASED
for term Of years.
say Further informationqnay be had. rs to term,
by applying to me at Portsmouth, Ohio.
G. T. CHANDLER.
Jan. %, 'J7. 4t-f
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b. NJ MURRAY. ..............A W. FIEDLEY.
P. H. MURRAY. ..............P. MEYER.
Have associated themselves together under the
firm of T. II. Murray Coz for the purpose Of carry
ing ON the Wholesale and Retail
Hardware Business,
At the old stand of D. N. Murray Co.. and are de-
termined to sell hardware Of all kinds. at greatly
reduced prices.
Country merchants, FurnacemCn and the Public
in general will find IL to their advantage to give us
call before purchasing elsewhere.
Sole agents for Fairbanks Celebrated Sculcs.--
Gum Packing, Gum Betting, kept always on hand.
All persons indebted TO the late FRS Of d. n. Muir
ray Co., by note or account are requested to call
and settle Immediately.
Portsmouth, Jan. 20, 1857. asst
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lIER7ISEMEN7S.
|heriH's Sale,

heriif's Sale,
wo writs of fl, 70. execution is
Court of Con mon Pleas in and
ty Ohio, Sud TO me directed, |
Asle, at the door of the
} l4ckson county, Ohio,
y o'clock A. M, and a
IA day, the following de-
Biiuate in Jackson county,
\. half of the south west
!. l6, township No. 8, and
K 81 acres more or;less. APP
upon as the property o!
she suits of William Nc
hIes A. Courier ct. ais. and
against james A. Courier
Terms of sale. cash,
lc y ~ ~ Dn'f J, G.
47-tds .-
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ON and after Thursday, tks. 22l Of January
1857, and until further notice, trains will run
as follows: X
FIRST TRAE-LeavesQin $50 A. n,
Columbus time, arrive ut Chilirothe at 1920
A, NJ. and leave Chilicothhe at l0:35, connect
ing with tau-on the Scioto d Hooking Valley
Railroad, at Hamden, for Portsmouth,, arriving
there at $50 ?. NJ, arrive at t4ens at lao p.
NJ, there connecting with stage for Marietta,
Pomeroy, and Parkershurg.
SECOND TRAIS---Leaves Cincinnati ats3:30
P. NJ, Columbus time connecting with Express
train on the Little Miami Road from Cleveland
Columbus, &c, and arrives at Hillsborough at
ESQ P. NJ.
RETURNING.
FIRST TRAN--Leaves Hillsbo-ough at Tl5
A, NJ, and connecting at LeTtland with Little
Miami Train for Columbus, &C., arrive there at
3:20 p NJ, arrive at Cincinnati at 10:l5 A. NJ &.
SECOND TRAIN--Leaves Athens at 900 A. NJ.
connecting at Hamden with $50 train from
Portsmouth, and arrive at Chillicothe at 1910
2. NJ; leave Chilicothe at 100 P. NJ, con.
meet at Loveland with Little Miami train
for Springfield, &c, and arrive afCincinati at
$50 Z. N.
Fare from ChllicOths to ColumBg $3.50
g." to CincinnatI:A. 800
&" Athens ,I-3.75
Q1TTickets can be had OF VI. J.. Dohs2ty, Co
lumbus Depot. p. w. Straler, corner BToad&ay
and Front streets, Cincinnati; Little Miami ~
K. Depot, and ut all the principal Stations on He
VI. T. Z. d II. X.
JOHN KINSMAN, Supt. (
January, 1857.
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Is Sale.

hereby EsAssG,-ssat ] VII expose to
at the door Of the Court House,
q, Sakson County, Ohio, OH
RMOnday, March 18Th. 1857,
J o'clock Nj of suid day the following
satc. to wit Lots No. 81 and %, in town.
!. 6, in Range lS, each containing 80
the land commonly called the Scioto
serve, situated in Jackson county Ohio.
the South half Of lot No. 90, in said
., 60 6. and Range No. i9, containing
Of said SCioto Salt Reserve lands, sub
life lease Of John and Margaret Mar
Jed in said county Of Jackson, Ohio,
ttle property of John NJ. Martin, at
9f William j. f. Daily and said lots, No
rdered to be sold by tho Court of com.
pf said county. at tie Suit o(Samuel
U-said lot No. 81, at $932O,--said
S2SO0 .--said south hal, lot No.
IsTER BROWN, shGJC,
ST.. 4T-tGs
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Daily Trains between Portsmouth and
Cincinnati and Athens and Cincinnati.
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Marietta and Cincinnati
EE- "A EAEE aD "a ERs
ErztEsS5 t<st77izs3 Esg:sE
SsEJJ55ssssfsf SsEJJ55sssfsf ( F4IssSS+JesfTS z s9sssS
Opened to Athens, I57 Miles East of
Cincinnati.
TIME CHANGED.

Making Direct Connections with Scioto
and Hooking Valley Railroad.
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Road Notice.
D. Macklcy, Atty.
Jan. 2g, 81. 45-iw

NOTICE is hereby given, that there will be
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 tewn-
ship line to the point where tlfecsuf proposed
Road crosses the s. q n. ,Ns Railroad al about
80 rods north OF Portland; thence down said Il.
road on the4 east side thereof to Portland;
thence from Portland down about forty or ifty
rods east of the Railroad, along the east side of
David Nj Phillips field; thence across the cor
ner Of said D. M. Philips field; thence to in
'tersect the road leading from the Oak Hill Steam
Mill to Webster, thence aongS Road about
ten or twelve rods; thence down the Railroad
to McDaniel's switch; thence down the Rail.
road on the line between McDanic's d Thorn
as Men cells, to intersect the Road leading from
Oak Hill to Portsmouth, at the McNeel switch
on said S. & II. V. Railroad
PETITIONERS.
JANUARY 90, 1851. 45-4w
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Valentines! ValCntinCS!!

R. Harding, would respectfully announce to the
Young Ladies and Gentlemen of jackson and vi
cnity. that he has just received splendid lot of
VALENTINES. All very beautiful, call in and
get one.
January 20, 1857. 45-Sw
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GCIOTO Il HOOKING VALLEY RAIL
ROAD, CHANGE OF FTfME.
EF u D

70 take effect W edhesday, Dec. 10th sc.
Mail train will leave Portsmouth daily (Sun
day excepted 6 30 a. N. and aEriye at Ham
den 10 80 4, NJ, Returning will leave Hamden
at 90 p N, and arrive at PorsmonthS 10 Pm
Accommodation train will leave Hamden daily
Sunday cxccpted) at7 90 4. u, and arrive at
Portsmouth at II An Retuning will leave
Portsmouth at 2 f.a and arrive at. Hamden at
GIN -[ -.
FreieN train leaves Portsmouth daily $
dny excApted) at 8 iaA NJ. arrive at =.
NJ Ret Sning viii leave Jacrsol e
and arri at Portsmouth at e
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-EaIld Sale.


There will be offered for puElic sale, to the
highest bidder, on the ,OAg
9Th February, instaIB57,
AT the Store Room of John ]. Laes in The town
of Portland, in Jefferson lovSships Jpckson
county, Ohio. the north wsst sqaartss of the
north.eas quarter Of sectias - y Y. =ttaWn-
ship 5, and fango i D
acres more or less also ll ftel
Of the Southwest quarter oIi@sss bwn.
ship 5, of rangefi9, containing thirty acrei
more oil. .less;eaisV .Ge south east qpaIt f Sire
southwest quarter Of section Is tOw4zsl j, Of
range ls. containing thirty.six acfts more q,
less, situated in Jefferson township, Jackson
county, Ohio, to be sold by me, as the executor
of the will of John Clark, deceased. One third
part of the purchase to be paid In hand at The
time the deed is made, one third IN car, and
the remainder in two years with interest from
date on the deferred payments, secured bya
mortgage on the premises.
The sale to commence at or about o'clock,
P. NJ, Oh said day.
JOHN S. STEPHENSON, Executor
OF the will OF John Clark, deceased.
February 5. 1857. 46-4w+
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rin's Sale.

frlH's Sale. NJ
gen. di. execution, issued
bmmon Pleas, in and for
andto me directed, | will
ic auction, on the
Garch, A. D., 1857,
s<id day, at the door of the
laid county, the following
te, situate in the town Of Jack
it:-0ne third ofan acre,
gFo. 81, in the north hail. -
ersNts = sssazaske 81 ahd
.eptfh The north east corner of
@Tpn the cross street thence
.lly direction sixteen rods, run
with Main sweets thence in a
direction so as to run parallel
lid cross street; thence 6 rods to a
part of said lot No. 27; thence 31a
place Of beginning. Also part oil
No. 81, commencing at the north
DO lot now owned and occupied
phenstine, and upon which he
Aidge street; thence twenty.
zee ina westerly direction, par
sin street; thence twenty feet in q
|5s direction, parallel with Bridge street /;
- enty.one and one.haIf feet in an east.
lion; parallel with Main street to the
beginning, all of said property being
III the tosn and county Of Jackson, and
bf Ohio, lesied upon as the property of
gIclphenstiue, at.the suit of the 8 ate of
The use Of Lick township, against
Ahinstinc, Geo. M. Adams, d William
izstd to bc sold without apprais-
.IsTER BROWN, Sh'f ]. c.
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Agricultural Notice.

The annual election for officers of the Jaekson
County Agricultural Society, for the ensuing
year, will take place on the last Saturday in
FebHiary, 1857, at the Court House, in Jackson,
G. II, commencing al i o'clock. P. NJ. II is
h6lEa there will be full attendance Of the
mc ben Of the society, on this occasion.
II. @. MESSENGER, Sec.
&c. A. S,
January s. 1857 4a-Gw
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Jesse r Thornton W Sargent and VIII
liam II. Reed, Survivors of James Ceilings, de
ceased, heretofore partners. trading and doing
business under the name and firm Of Ceilings,
Reed d Co, plaintiffs,
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T. r. MATHEWS, Recorder.
Jackson, February 5, 1867. 4G
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John Robbins, Executor of the last will and
testament of Christian Wager, decd, VS. Mary
yeager, and others. In the Probate Court Of
Vinton county, Ohio.
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ON and after Thursday, tks. 22l Of January.
1857, and until further notice, trains will run
C,lI \
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Dissolution of Partnership.

Jan. IS, 1857. 13-4w
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a. WENT WORTH & CO.,

Alarge and well selected stockqr ladies ard gnnt3
Buck and Fur GauntIetts and Driving Glovcs.
New SiyIesof GEMS and Chiidrens Caps,
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MOlnsSeS,-N. o. Molasses also, Golden
Syrup, for sale by TT Sutherland.
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Aagual 8, 1857.
Msssrs. Babbsts & CespsMtars
DKAa HEas The following are The
names Of the persons elected 10 the seq
sRal CAGES in this eoansy, vix
Goasty Jaagssqairs +. Snyder,
Dem
Prosecuting AaaernsyA. n, Eass,
Esq., Rep.
Tsssznzss and ReeOsdsr-oaps. B. r.
C0nner, Dem.
SheriE Jacob Ienns, IT,, Dsn.
For shs New Canssigsalea 40
Againss - S2T
Respectfully, yoars, re-.
T.H. KRTDEI.BAuGH
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yug? We do mot regard the Democrat.
ie party as diSiaea inte faeaions. TAert
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-08-12

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