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MRS. RADCLIFFE
SheriH's Sale.

By virtue OF a writ Of f. ia. execution issued
from the Conrt Of Common Pleas of Jackson
comfy, Ohio. aud to me directed ! will expose
to sale at public auction, at the Door OF the
Court House. in Jackson 10 said county, at one
O'Clock P. VI. on the 2Ist day Of July, A. D.
1857, the following real estate situate in said
jackson county, Ohio, and described as follows
to wit:-Lot number l3, apprsised ct $50 and
lot number H. appraised at $3.50, levied upon
as the property Of James H. Lloyd. at the suit Of
Jacob r. Belts, and situated in Reeds addition
to the town OF Oak Hill, in said county.
DANISTER BROWN, Sheriff, J c.
June IL, 1851. l3-tds
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aiG's Sale Of Reai Estate.

ue Of Sd writ of Ven Di Executi on
ON the Court of Common Pleas of
E County, Ohio, and TO me directed, l
Q to sale at public auction at the door
IT House in jackson, Jackson coun
Il l2 o'clock NJ, on the
Y OF AUGUST A. D. 1857,
ling described real castate, situate in
of Jackson, to wit: Eighty acres OF
Of Number fouiteen, Township Num-
q Seven, Range Eighteen.
= Levied upon as the property Of the Cincin
hsti and Chicsgo Rail Road Company of Indi-
ana, at the suit Of William c. Mellen, and ap.
praised at $1,000.
BANIsTER BROWN, Shift, &c.
July !, l657.-td prs fee SO so
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Amount paid Prosecuting Attorney, a,
writing official Bonds, ....".... II Vt
N%%ns commi.soncrs' Ra'H Trs'.. 'epo.S " NV sc So
Amount paid Morgan, repair on the 80
Public Well, ..............t:s W
Amount paid Swanson for setting
Crate in Probate Office, ......" VI
Amount paid Killen and ether, re-
pairing Court House, ......... ~ 70
Amount paid Cutter Griffis, bull
ding CuIvers, ................. "a UO
Amount paid Farrar, repairing Pub.
lie Offices, ..... ..............., ~ 90
Amount of School Funds in Corpo-
ration, ..............'..''' %uuo So
Amount Of Incidental funds paid. 1861 65
Amount paid Dickson for Shovel for
Goal House, .............',..'' 20
Amount paid John Stephenson for
Freight on Boz ks, Books and Pos
tage, DC. Gc................,.'. "a o. o.
Amount paid Critics on old claim,.. Sc
Amount paid Justices assisting
Clerk TO open Poll Books, ...... 62
Amount paid for Brick, Grading
and Paving fronting Pub, Square, 100 eS
Amount paid Edwards notifying the
Commissioners, ........... .... 5U
Amount paid Gasking for cleaning
Coal House, ................... w
Total Expenditures, ............ $26S3l 81
Total amount of Expenditures ending
June 9, 1857.
JOHN STEPHENSON, AuDIroR, ]. c.
Jackson, G. H., June lS, lS57.-w3
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TUTTIoN FREE,
SU MINER ARRANGEME ENTS.

To those who enter my Institute, or remit mo $50,
and thus secure Guarantee Scholarships, any time
before the lst day of next September can upon COM
peting thorough course If Double Entry Book
Keeping and its Collateral Branches. secure lucra-
tive employment in Commercial or Brnking Houses
as Accountants within ninety days after their grad
uation OF else they will be Unidentified to the full
amount of the sum paid for tuition, and thus
realize
Free TuitlOnS or Lucrative Situations
Graduates from this Institution are now filling re-
sponsible and lucrative positions as cashiers, Book
keepers and Railroad Office clerks in different sec
tons of the country, and are being preferred by bu
sine5s men to Graduates of any other mercantile
college. Hence the above unparalleled induce
ment, which nothing but the great Superiority Of
ofmy instruction and thorough trimming of my stu
dents for business life world warrant
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NOfiCe.---Bridge sale.

There will he .sofd out to the lowest bidder on
Friday the Sd day of July 1857, the building of a
bridge across Four-mic Greek, in Franklin Tp.,
Jackson County, Ohio, near the residence Of Sam
uel BUM. BY order Of Commissioners
JOHN STEPHENSON, Auditor, j. C..
June 2j-l4-td.
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the Subscriber
has been appointed and qualified as Adplinistra-
tor on the estate of George L. Crookham, late
Of Jackson county Ohio, deed.
HORACE CEOOKuAM,
June 25, 1851 l4-3w' Admir-.
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sSHERIFF'S SALE.

Henry slet
vs. Jack. Co. CT. G. Pleas
Jacob Dickson wife.
BY virtue Of an order of sale in the above action
issued bysaid Court and to me directed, will, on
INM0NDAY 10th DAY OF AUGUST
a. D. 1857, at o'clock, P. NJ, at the door of the
Court House in said county, expose to sale at pub
lie auction, the following described premises with
the appurtenances to wit; In-lots Numbers Eleven,
Twelve, Fourteen and Sixteen, in the town of Rays
willie, as designated and laid down On the Recorded
Plat OF sad town of Raysville said above described
otslying and being in the counties of Jackson and
Vinton in the State OF Ohio. To be sold rs the
property of said Jacob Dickson and wife, at the suit
Of said Henry Shull.
Mhppraised as follows; said lot No. Eleven at $500;
y lot No. Twelve at $40; said lot No. Fourteen
0; said lot No. Sixteen at $S.
BANISTER BROWN, Sh'f J. G.
s57.-td prs fee 50 rs
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U. s. Mail Line.
The Splendid High Pressure Steamer
EB GID SS H% OD NT "a

F@s2ss~ n LEAVES PORTSMOUTH ON
sFit.-fiF| MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
zsszzzzsss=EssSz FRIDAY leaves Cincinnati on
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
at ~ NJ.
GTParticular attention paid to passengers
and freight.
Rail Road Passengers arriving al Portsmouth
on the morning train, will be just in lime to
get aboard the Bostona, aud will b. safely
landed at any point they may wish
Capt, VIM M'CLAlN. WM. II. TAYLOR,
Purce-.
June 95. lS57-tf
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LUMBER! LUMBERl!
TFNHE Subscriber would announce to the cit
H. liens Of jackson county, and all others 10
want Of LUMBER, that he has repaired his
Mill, and has everything in good order for fur
nishing sawed Lumber of every description, and
is prepared to fill orde RS for all kinds OF building
material. Yellow pine flooring can be furnished
on the shortest notice. All orders thankfully
received.
WIN. L. LOUIS.
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Balm ora Thousand FIowcrs.

Lyons KathairOn, Lnbin'5, Rousscls 4 Solon
Palmer's Perfumery, and variety Of fine toilette
articles, just received and for sale at
MiIler's Drug Store.
January, 8, 1857. 42-tf
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b. - = - &. ----' --.-----
~ ~ EstA
- - = '-''-' '-'''-
~ VA #fnTH va "a
~ ~ 'cAtssA S9 n N
Iess = ''''' y '4''' 10 "p' 'A''' H'''''"''
n cTCpNprpCPD r. IN
n' . IA' A'A'"A''"'lA' u ""
Hsve brought On one Of the best and lafgct
D CCh Or GOODS
That haz rrer rort ~ Jackson or irs vicinity,
which they "iil be allie nevertheless the adyancs
IN goo :, 10 seli ibfrl as CHEAP as the cheapest,
and t'e oae one Pricc sysiein Is our moti0
il """iJ takca volume to caUmeFate the arii.
cies ihe} keep Of which, we vii! mention d few.
Fnnch. English and German
Bfcad C,o'h, Cashmere, aoinets, ye,ilngg, aud
twccds, and an extsnsiys stock ofsummcr wear.
Tho T t-s, C,,.I, ,,o,roE,
"') ~ VI " "S''e'
,'o ., 'o"', Wv, =.
Tuon a. amy ana IAN IN D,4cN ana f'sp[cd
DI'sa 2''h, DafegeS bruiiahIcens' La"ns' De-
oS'"e' 'lHlh7 o INV DsSI ana i't'st S'y a.'o
Teri,2 ns,.rs SIDscca n.i.iaa, g. L..
Ct,
ME uoodS'
l.fge 'took oi RAN ana hsacel sylis' bishop
bobinets, grecianets, white L!ack, Blue ami pink
grapes; green, brown and E.uc wors.vd aul sill.
bareges, ;oT walls.
E.o,oL r,a,..,7I
: "' -I'',, ,,, '''' ~
M s.o3G !" #%,AsJ 5'','f .@Ggc'' ; .nlnl
cultans Sc.
cH, - e.. fr..f,
Silk, straw, and gimp bonnsls. Of tic latest
style and Lest quality; misses and chIdr=ls
Flats and Hats, gDP' aid cord In addition,
we have got the best, finest, largest and cheap,
est stock OF ribbons that Il, or ever has tccn
brought 10 III country.
Look out for Hosiery and F,ium.ny.
Kl,ck lit, ra,o,,.;u, III ,rl,aI. II,
gloves; iIacE, white mixed and d. .ali1 .jIorsj r
nose; 81 K ana cotton hall hose. back a"raa.
c. stocks aud crayats
Ea,or R..,.,,,
,L;,z...i, ~, 80 ,'''
ti y iI'Le a''' llncy linen anl c9!!'h handktr-
Su ,"' 81 ~''o' -'ie"' o' '''~ ana 'ei't
..'''',-'1''
'llEe ''?gA :', o. su'ni"@f ''a"'' ana iain'i'-
T,"C 20 l,Von ''pP'' on" cashmere
s"A" u '''e Aa'es' ''y le"'
America" l"'u''Y
Latest style of calico. brown aud bieached mus
I'm, ticklngs, cheeks, hickory, blue, ana s'Ss~oi-
ored drilling, paper muslin, BILE diaper, giny-
hams, black, green, and scarlet velvet; linen Ia
Bile cloth. red white ant green hannes.
Large Stock ii Boots and saors.
A good selected stock fer !aiias, misses and
children wear.
CIot,,, p..,,r,,,,..,,
Ihey have received The best snc finest Ready
made CIo'hlng' spnng d"onh ner wear, that
we have ever 'een III this or any other market.
l ne slocA consists OF Costs P'nt5' vests dFa"-
era' shlrts, collars s., oo.ons nom TIE hne't qulA-
y 70 c'I"ih'h' lh1if sIoS" IS 100 large 10 Gnu
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Expenditures of Jackson County,
Ending June 9th, 1857.

| Amount of Railroad funds. ....... $llO5O 50
Amount paid COMMISSIONERS. ,...... - l78 90
| Amount paid Sheriff for Boarding and
discharging Prisoners in Jail, ,,... 90 07
Amount paid for Roads and High
| waVs, ....,,....s....... 2Ju UU
Amount of Township Funds. 1861 80
Amount Of Township School House
Funds, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lo4I Al
Township Educational Funds. 49,. 334s %
Township Poor Funds, ,.......... l24 SO
Refunded Tax, ....,........ 40 SO
Amount Coal bill for Public Offices, 70 Is
lAmo6nt paid for building Bridges, =. 688 90
tAmount paid Auditor, .......... 6l9 90
| Amount paid House rent for Sheriff "a 90
Amount paid Prosecuting Attorney,
\ Common Pleas, ,................ l0O OO
apnt paid Books and Stationery
Jerk, .................... 5U UU
h paid Constable's attending
ehmOn Pleas, ,................ 10 UU
ount paid to Sheriff summOning
Grand Jurors, ....,.,......... OU
Il Amount paid Sheriff for summoning
1 Petit Jurors, ,.....s.,....,..... w
i Amount paid Dyer for White wash.
1 ing jail, ~.........A.. O0
\ Amount paid for Books and Station.
cry for Auditor, ......,........, ~ o5
Amount paid by County to Agrcul-
tunl Fund. .............,...' % 0O
Amount paid Prosecuting Attorney
OF Probate Court ''.'''...';:',; oo w
Book Of s.r Election. -. 6 40
Amount paid OF costs before Justices a., a.
in criminal eases -. .';'....:' +,s 80 % %
Amount paid on Coroner's Inquest y 10
Amount paid Brown Tor repair jail 20 90 90
Amou"t pald school EXAMINERS 100 w
Amount paid Township lreasurerS "a
settling school Eundi ''''''''' 20 20 w w
Amount paid Grand Jurors. ;....'' % 90
ponnt paid French Keeping lrlpp' IoS w
punt paid Petit Jurors In Com -, =.
or pIegs, .............,.,.... 2@O 10
Anl6unrHld witnesses IN Common =, q,
Il fleas, s:.....''''.' .''''.''' AL ="
Amount paiaWitnesses before Grand 90,
Jury,:..;...;... ...''!'..'.;'. f"
Amount paid Sheriff, salary III Com- =. 90
mon Pleas, ,..........,......... 6d 66
Amount paid Sheriff Tor cleaning 90 AZ
anu preparing OouIC nouSeb ."' ~ ~
Amount paid Jurors OF Probate Court no %
Amount paid Sheriff summonlng Ju' .. m
ry Probate Court, .....:. ...... lO w
Amount paid for Books Tor RecOr-
ders Office, ......:;.'.....;:'' ID 10
Ainouht Palu Cohs'Solos a"enuiDs z M
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HOOfland'S German Bitters superior
to all preparations now in use.

JACKSON, Louisiana, Aug. Is, 1854.
Dear Sr.--I feel bound to express my gratifca-
ton to you for the incalculablo benefit have de-
rived from the use of two bottles of your German
Bitters. have found them to be all you recon-
mcnded them to be, and cheerfully recommcd them
to the public as a SAFE and SURE remdey for the
diseases they are intended for, and superior to all
preparation now in use.
Very respectfully, yours, II. 0PrENuEMER.
The Esitters are all cy are represen.
ted TO be.
JACKSON, Louisiana, Aug. 20, 1854.
Dear Sir-I have used your German Bitters, and
find them all they are represented to be- and cheer
fully recommend them to tho public as an excellent
medicine. Respectfully, yours,
W. F. FAULKNER.
See advertisement.
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New Books,

And Periodicals. received early and furnished
Publishers Prices by J. X. WHITrEMORE,
atMarch 26 ,57-i-3m. Chilicotbe, Ohio,
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TAR. KIM BALL. PROFESSOR OF CHRONIC
8 DISEASE, and NATURES ASSISTANT Tor the
cure of Consumption and Blood Diseases. Office and
Residence, 76 Front So, WORCESTER, Mass.
Dr. kimba pays special attention the cure Of Con-
sumption, Bronchitis Asthma. Diseases of the Throat
Liver Heart Spleen and Skim Scroua Erysipelas Salt
Kheum, Canker and Cancer Humors, and the all gone
feeling of the Stom Ich Now these each or all cnbined
lead directly to Consumption. Now here is a remedy
Our medicine will cure yOu-not one hut number for
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are pu'ey Vegetab e they Nsture's remedies and
they act with certainty. They perfectly harmless
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au'cted we say come, we will tell yon how you are-wha
your disease is the remedies that will cure you, and put
you on the road to health and usefulness We many
that are given to die.
THERE'S branch Of Medical science So neglected as
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vae, by either married SINGLE with perfect confidence
N b. Particular attention paid to all Female Com
palms. Weaknesses Suppressions, Difficulties, Piles &c
Tho afflicted with the Piles, If they will follow my
directions, may be assured of The unfortunate
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DR. Kimbal will wait any that wish at their resi-.
derces, any hour OF the day or night
Medicines sent any art Of the country by addr ssnR
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The price win vary from So to S25 according to loca
Ion quality Contracts Tor Deeus may be made un.
III further notice, stipulung the pure money to be
pad 10 Eve animal instaments. Tue first Decome due
il years from the ATE OF contract and the others an
nuay thereafter. fhe last payment will become due at
the end Of the sixth year from the date of the contract
and the lands are not subct 70 taxation I'LL finally paid
for.
Interest viii be charged at only Ihrec per cent.
per sBnum.
As security to the performance Of the contract the
6fBt tuo yearS interest must paid in advaoce and It
be understood that least tenth of the land
purchased shall yeary be brought under cutyaton.-
Twenty per cent from the credit price will be deducted
Tor cash The Com2anys construction bonds will be
ceived cash
Ready II med Farm Buildings which can be set up in
iew day can be obtained from responsible persons.
They will be l2fee BY 20 feet divided into Que living
ana three bed-roms and viii cost complete set up on
ground chosen anywheFe along the Road $3.50 IN cash
exclusive 81 sp0rtation. Larger bufdiirh may be
conta t FOR ~ ps0poruonae rates The Company will
forward ~ ne Inaerias for suen buildings over their
road promptly.
Lii keiessd that The price, long credit and low rate
Of Interest, charged for thete Lands will enable man
wilh lev hundred dollars 10 cash aud Ordinary indus.
try 70 male himself independent before all the purchase
money becomes due In the meantime, the rapid settle
ment Of the country win probably have increased their
vans four I'VE fold. When required, exp .rledced
person will accompany appcants give information and
aid N beluctng hsnds,
CLcuars containing instances Of successful
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living IL the Deghborhood Of railroad landa hfougb-
pspss Of haryeang. brshing eio, BY contract any
other iniormasop-pl b. cheesfulV given applica-
tlon, elheF personally Of By leer,n English Rreuch,
German addressed 70 JOHN WILSON
land csnlnlsBloDeT Of the nInois Central H. Z. Co.,
Qdipe IN nlnols Central Railroad Depot, Chicago, ILL.,
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GMITH'S PREMIUM DOUBLE-ACT-
= ING DOOR SPRING.
Patented February &c, 1856.

t&A2
The peculiar advantages this Spring over all others
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1't Il is double acting, closing holding open the
deor srequired
I'd rs greatest power is at the closing point decreas
ing as tho door opens
81 It may he easily detached from the door by rails
ing the lever from the hook and dropping against the
frame
4th 1t is OF simple construction. and not being COM
picated, will not get out of repair.
9TH IL IS the most durable of all Springs, the power
being graduated as the door may require
9th Its greatest action requires but one-eieh.h of a
turn; others requiring from to three of turn
hence it will not lose its elasticity power however
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tn is, contrary to the general rule, ornamental
and applicable doors of houses, cars steamboats
gates
Agnts for the introduction sale Of this Spring are
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Rights States, Counties and to fors ale on liberal
terms The utility of this Spring is unquestioned En-
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&. H. EDDY, SOLICITOR of PATENTS
(LATE Agent OF U. S. PATENr OFFICE, WAsHGs GToN,
UNDER TIE ACT OF 1870
76 State Sta, opposite KilIbF ST., BOstOHs
After extensive practice of upwards Of twenty years.
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DIS. HILL JAssPH-sirs: 1 will say that your me Ii
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M 0TICE TO THE SICK.
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but simply to lay before them the testimonials of
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f21 Main Street. WOrcesters
The tUhoLs need not physician hut they that sick
voice from Natures Garden. FRS HILL JASEPH
formerv of Boston and Providence, graduates from
the school Of Nature and independent Botanic Ply
scans; success is their Diploma Their Maeria Medica
-Nqftre's boundfeSs YegftabIe kingdom. Their gen
eral Mass, where az orders
must he addressed to insure attention Drs Hill ia
scph will send their medicines to any part Of the Union
Tie Doctors Medicines are prepared expressly for the
following complaints
SpinaI Complaints Difficulty Of Breathing
Kidney Difficulties, Inluenza' teadacaei
Gravel Complaints, Inactivity o. the hndI
Fl1or Abus. Vertigo IN the head'
Whoopng Cough, Epep-y: Epi optic rus
Pleurisy. Spuupg blood,
. Costiyeness involuntary passing Of Urine
Fever and Aque Pain in the Side and Back,
A. Vttus Dance Salt Rhenm, Bronchitis,
Fits Diarrhua Lock Jaw, CONCLUSIONS,
Papitation Of the Heart, Dyspepsia, DysenteTyi
Coughs, Piles, scrofula, Ruptures, Ulcers,
Rheumatism, Jaundice, Worms, ErYsipelas,
Overlooking of the Gall, Liver Complaints.
G-The Doctor has safe and sure remedy for al FEa
MALE COMPLAINTS, discovered and prepared by him
self AN private difficulties treated with success, and in
strict confidence. oily n3