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gGIn,rin,a NnIn

By~Trlue Of a pl ven. di. execution, issued
from the Court Of Common Pleas, in and for
], ckson county, Ohio, audto me directed, will
expose to sale, tpablic auction, on tho
l6h day u Morch, 4. D., 1857,
At l2 O'Clock NJ of said day, at the door of the
Court House. in saiI county, the following
described real estgte, situate in the town Of Jack
son, in said counigl~s wit :One third OF IAN acre,
beiug part ofoutlot No q, in the north hafoit the
town Of jackson, beginning at stake six and
two-thirds rods from the north cast corner Of
said out lot No! q, on the cross street thence
in north westerly direction sixteen rods, run.
ming parallel with Main street; thence in a
south easter direction 50 as to run parallel
with the said cross street; thence lG rods to a
stake in pant of said lot No. 81; thence "a
rods to the place Of beginning Also part oil
said out lot No. 81, commencing at the north
east corner Of the lot DOW owned and occupied
by said IL. ii, lIelphen,tine, and upon which he
n " resides, on Bridge street; thence twenty.
one and onehalf feet in westerly direction, par
allel with Main street, thence twenty feet m a
southerly direction, parallel with Bridge street ;
thence twenty and One-half feet in an east
crly direction, parallel with Main street to the
place of beginning, all OF said property being
situate in the town aud county Of Jackson, and
State Of Ohio, levied upon as the property Of
H. IL. IIelphenstine at the suit of the Safe of
Ohio, for the use Of Lick township, against
II. IL. HelpENstine, Geo NJ. Adams, d William
Flowers, ordered to be sold without apprais
ment, BANISIER BROWN, Shift, c.
February IL, 1851, 47tds
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Ordinance.

AN ORDINANCE to provide for the weighing OF
Hay, Coal, and other heavy articles,
See, lst. BE it ordained by the CW71' Of the
Incorporated Village Of jackson, thdA o. ''2igh
Master be appointed by the Council at suci time us
they may deem proper, and whose compensation
shall be fixed by said Council
Sec. I'd. 1t is hereby made the duty of the
wcigh-mastcr, appointed as aforesaid. lst. To
have the general superintendenco and care of the
Platform Scales belonging to said Corporation
ID. To weigh all Hay Coal, or other articles pre-
sentcd for that purpose 3D. To deliver to the per-
son presenting any articles us aforesaid, to be
weighed, u statement in writing of the accurate
gross, taro and nett we ooS OF the same, together
with tho name Of the pC,San3 from whom and to
whom the same is being transferred; also, the dut9
when weighed, and to record corresponding nate-
ment in the weigh-master'S register.
Sec. 3. 1t is also hereby made the duty of said
weigh h-maser to collect, for all dmughts by him
made rs aforesaid, the following fees viz: for hay
or Grain, 2j cents per draughts; Stone Coal for
each and every draft of thirty-twO hundred pounds
and upwards, nett weight l5 cents, and for all 9TH
er draughts, 10 cents and no more; and said weigh
master may withhold from the person presenting
articles to be weighed as aforesaid, the written
statement mentioned in Section 2, until the fees for
weighing the same, shall have been fully paid, and
said fees shall be lien upon the articles weighed
until paid
Sec 4th before said weigh master enters upon
his said duties, he shall take an OATH to be admin
istered by the Mayor Of said village, to faithfully
and impartially discharge the duties of weigh mas
ter in the Incorporated Village of Jackson and shall
also be required to give bond in the sum Of two
hundred dollars, with security, to be approved by
the Council, conditioned that he pay over all mo
nics in his hands as weigh aster, as often as once
in every six months,
Passed in Council, February 3, 1851.
W.. X. HASTINGS, mayor.
T. R. MATHEWS, Recorder.
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NeEralgia Cured.

Read what Mr. BOyden says no medicine
III hadaAtlicaes from such respectable sour
as CarlcSs SEqnish Mixture. Mr.. F. Boy
one ofthe ol'gnal proprietors of the AS.
~ HON. Se, New York, and for a number of years
lof the E&clfange Hotel, Richmond, Va, was
! ured Of severe attack of Neuralgia, by Car.
e,'s Spanish Mixture. The rapid and perfect
cure affected in his case by this valuable medi
ine, arrested his attention and excited his in-
l.efest he Recommended it to others afflicted
with variety of disease, and in every instance
cure was affected. He has seen it cure Aguc
and Fever: Rheumatism, Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, Fevcrs Violent Coughs, and cases
which were said to be confirmed Consumption
and nearly ever other disease for which it is
USED Hcremarks it is difficult 20 know what
disc;se it will not relieve or cure, and as Blood
pufler, ard Spring and Fall medicine,he has
ncyq9seen As cqual.--He cheeriulIy recon
me,k it on all occasions, and believes it to be
the d Host valuable remedy extant.
~ l9, 1857, 4S-4w.
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Jackson County Court of Common
Rleas,

Jesse G. Reed Thornton W. Sargent and Will
liam II. Reed, Survivors of James Ceilings, de
ceased, heretofore partners, trading and doing
business under the name and frm Of Ceilings,
Reed Co, Plaintiffs,
Miles W. Vance principally Petition ii Civil
Mary Jane Vance, wiieo9 Action.
said Miles and Jesse Cart!
lich eG1urser, defendants
The sOid Jesse Cartlich, Of Fillmore county,
State Of Wisconsin, will take notice, that on the
lst day Of September A. D, 1856, the above
named plaintiffs filed their petition in the above
named court-against him the said Carllirh and
others, where the same is now pending for hear
ing; the object and prayer of which, said peti
ion is to obtain a Judgment against the said
Miles W. Vance, as principal, and the said
Cartlich as endOrser on the following describ.
ed promissory notes, given by said Vance to
said Cartlich, and by said CaftitA endorsed
to the said plaintiffs, to witt Two promissory
notes for the sum of ST, ,25OO each, both da.
ted March 3lst, lS5i.-and due and payable
at one and two years from date, with interest
from date at 10 per ceut. per annum. On the
first Of which said notes falling due rs afore.
said are endorsed the following payments, to
wit:
May %, A. D., 1855, ......... ....s79S 90
May 80, A. D., 1855, .450 0O
The said petition also prays for 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., lo54, executed 4 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 cast
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 cast quarter Of the south west 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, and 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 uafter OF section thirty -four, all
OIthe same township and range as aforesaid,
containing in all, six hundred acres, be the same
more or less; that unless the said Cart!ich an
swer the said petition by the l4th day of March
A. d. 1851, the said petition, and theFSlfega
tions thereof as TO said CartIich will be taken
lor confessed. JESSE g. REED,
THORNTON W. SARGENT,
W. II. REED,
Survivors, &c.
BY W. H REED, their Atty.
January Is, 1851. 43-6w
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AIlerin,S Sale.

Notice is hereby given that will ex pose to
in jackson, Jackson county. Ohio, on
Friday The 9Th day of March, A. D. 1857
at l o'clock P. NJ, Of said day. the following
real estate TO wit eightyone of land in lot no.
H. township No. T. Range l8, in jackson county,
Ohio, taken as the property of the Cincinnati and
Chicago Raj:r0ad e9mI6SG, Ind, on an execution in
flyor Of " =, - Son, issued by the Court of
common Plcalss3 X Y lcfmont county, Ohio, and to me
etcdsmsrhe Sheriff of said county of Jackson.-
Appraised at SI,9O0. BANlSTER BROWN,
1onnarv 40 1857 45-5w Shift J. c.
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Notice.
Franklin Square, n. \

The book accounts of VIM. Trago Co. are
placed in my hands for collection. All those
having unsettled accounts with said firm, are
requested to call at my Office, lin Recorders
Office and settle the same, as further indul-
gence will not be given.
ISAAC ROBERTS, Atty
for Wm. Trago d Co
Dee A '56 31-tf
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Sale of Real Estate by Order Of
Court
Raj pin Hattsu, Guardian Of
George W Rice, minor, Petition 10 sell
W. land

Ralph Hatteu, Guardian oi
George W. Rice, minor, Petition 10 sell
W. land,
George w. Rice, and others
By virtue ofan order of sale made 10 the above
cause, by the Probate Court, in and !or the coun.
y Of Jackson aud State Of Ohio, will offer at
public auction,
On Tie nh day Of Marcl, 1857,
At the door of the Court House. in Jackson
Jackson county, Ohio, at the hour Of . clock
7. M, Of said day, as the property of George
W. Rice minor, the following described real
estate to wit: The east hall Of the south east QUAR-.
ter of section no "a, township no. T. and range
no. II, containing II acres, situated in the couu-
ty Of Jackson, and State Of Ohio; and al %, the
following lands situated in the county Of Galla,
and State Of Ohio, to wit; the north west quar-
ter OF the north west quarter Of section no. 80,
township no, y, and range no. l6, containing
AZ and lO-lOO acres; and also all that tract or
parcel Of land lying OH Indian Creek waters, be-
ginning at the south west corner Of section no.
10, in township no. 6, and range no lG. thence
due east TO small maple on the fist smal!b.anch
thence down said branch with the meandcrs OF
the same, to small elm on the bank Of said
branch thence about one pole 10 main Indian
CREEK; thence up said Indian Creek 10 the line
running east and west between the north west
quarter and the south west quarter Of said sec
uon no. ~; thence due west to the north west
corner OF the south west quarter of said section
and thence due south TO the place Of beginning,
containing ten acres more or less. All Of said
premises are to be sold subject oaud incumbered
by the life interest Of Ruth Cheeseman, who is
entided to use and occupy said premises jointly
with said George W Eicc, Tor and during her
natural life
Terms Of sale: One third cash in hand, one
third in one year, and residue in two years with
interest on deferred payments from day OF sale.
RALPH HATTEN,
Guardian Of George W. Rice minor.
January 30, 1851. 45-4w
[Galia Republican copy 4w,l
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YOUNG AMERICA
A w A X E!'! /!

I'VE now have our Saw Mill, atYoung Ame.
rica Furnace, three miles from town, in first
rate order, and are running it day and night,
with two sets of experienced hands. We have
on hand good supply ofall kinds
Of Lumber used for building and other purpo.
scs, and can, on short notice, fill all orders that
may be sent to us. Orders sent from a distance
up Or own The Rail Road, directed Gus at jack
son, will be promptly attended to.
it.a. POWELL. OAKS & lo
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SI.C1iA'S Sale.

In pursuance Of an order, issued from the Court
of Common Pleas in and for the County Of jackson,
and State of Ohio, and to me directed, will expose
to sale at Public auction at the door Of the Court
House. in the county aforesaid, at " o'clock, the
9th Day of March, \. d., 1857,
To the highest bidder the following described real
estate, situate in said county, TO wit: The north west
quarter of the South west quarter of section two in
township six. Of range eighteen in the district Of
lands subject to sale at ChillicOhe Ohio, contain
ing thirty eight and eighty six one-huddredths a.
crns. Also, Lot number thirtytwo, Of township no.
six, in range eighteen, commonly called the Scioto
Salt Reservation, containing eighty acres more or
less. Also, piece of the south west quarter Of the
south west quactcr Of section two, in township six
of range eighteen in the district Of lands subject
to sale at Chillicothc, Ohio, commencing Mt locust
pOstOn the south line; thence running thhty-three
rods to the north west corner; thence east twenty
five rods ON said line to locust post thence forty
two rods to the place Of beginning, containing two
acres and nincty-two rods, more or less (The two
.andfninety two rods, lastly above described,
and The South half Of lot no. 81, above described,
and shYen acres of the south end Of thg north west
quartcfof tho south west quarter Of section two,
township six, above described, will be sold subject
to the dover encumbrancc of Margaret Newell here
tOfore assigned to her in said premises the residue
of said real estute is unincumbercd, all appraised
at $22l4 subject to said dover, and ordered to be
sold ut the suit of Iemuel W. Newell, against Mar
gare Newell and others in partition. Terms Of sale
one third cash in hand, one third in one year, and
the residue in two years from the day Of sale, with
interest on tho deferred payments, and decd for
same to purchaser, upon full payment OF purchase
money. BANlSTER BROWN, ShG ). I.
January 90, 1857. 4j-6w
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FOWLER & WELLS, 30S Broadway n. Y.
Dissolution of Partnership.

Ihe Partnership heretofore existing in the name
Q; Mathews d Laird, in Publishing and conducting
the jackson STANDARD" is hereby dissolved by rnu.
tuaI consent. The Books and accounts Of the late
firm, will be found at the Standard UGce for settle
men:: The Publishin; and conducting The "Stan-
d1rd," VIII be continued by I. K. Mathews to whvn
transactions should be addressed.
Z. X. MATHEWS,
J, NC. LAIRD.
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Probate Court,

Peter Pickrel, Administrator OF John IIaHen
deceased, this day fiI, his accounts aud youeha
ers in the Probate Court for final settlement.
which will be for hearing on the lst Monday in
March, a. d. 1851. 4. N. HOWELL,
st,.l Probate Judge.
Jackson, Ohio, Jan. 49,, 1857. 45-td ;
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Attachment Notice.

Sale OF Real Estate by Order Of C0urt.
On the LIST day Of April 1854, att O'Clock, z, ~.
of said day, at the door of the Couit House, In
the town of Jackson, Jackson county, Ohio,
will be sold at public vendue, to the highest
bidder, the following real estate, as the proper.
ty Of John w CissE@rs minor, and orphan
son Of William M Cissna, deceased, TO witt
The southerly hall OF In lot No, 70, in the town
Of Jackson, in jackson county, Ohio, the same
being eighty six feet and six inches square, and
bordering and bounding on Broadway and Pearl
street. Said property is 20 be sold in four equal
parts or divisions, each being twenty one
feet and seven and one.half inches wide on Broad
way, and continuing Of the same width to the
opposite or Easlery side of said In lot The
first subdivision of the same being tue one that
bounds on Pearl Street; the second, lying inn
mediateIy North Of the first, and adjoining
thereto; The third lying Immediately North of
the second and adjoining thereto, and the fourth
lying Immediately North of the third and ad-
joining thereto.
The same is appraised as follows:
LIST sub division, at S4jO; I'd. 1915; Sd, S2Gj;
4th, $27j Terms Of sale: One fifth cash in
hand, aud the residue IN four equal semi-annu-
al iustallments, with interest from the day Of
sale on all the deferred payments to be paid
semi.annpally In advance; .the first deferred
payment to be secured by note and good per-
sonal security, and Che residue to be secured
by mortgage on the premises, and deeds to be
madGto purchasers on confirmation of sale.
JACOB A. SELL, Guardian OF
.. :. ohm W. Cissna.
February &c, 1857. 4o--4w
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WHITE TEETH, PERTUMED BREATn AND BEAU-
TIFUL C0MPLETloN-ca be acquired by using the
"Balm Of Thousand Flowers" What lady or
gentleman would remain under the curse Of adisa-
greeabe breath, when by using the "BALM OF A
fHoUsANp FLOWERS" as q dentifrice, would not
only renaer il sweet, but leave the teeth white as
Many persons do not know their breath
nKintka subj ject is so delicate their friends
nzlIsware Of oounterfeits.--
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Road Notice!

Notice is hereby given, that there will be a
petition presented to the Commissioners of Jack
son county, at their meeting in March next
praying for county road to be lnyed cut and
established in Washington township; com.
meucng at a point on the Richmond aud WiIks-
Vile road, opposite the house of VIM. Adams ;
thence running nearly north, to the northwest
corner OF Patrick Hogan's Lands; thence the
hest way TO the Richmond and Ilamden road !;
thence the best way to point on the London
Diary and Ilamden road, west Of the estate cut"
on the c. y. NJ Rail Road.
A PETITIONER.
Jan. %, 81. 44-4w*
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liable Mineral Land for Sale.
e subscriber offers for sale, on accommodating

termg,
For'g Acres qf Valuable Laad,
Located within 200 yards Of the s. &H.y.R Road,
ana the same dista,.ce from the Young America
Furnace, in Jackson county Ohio. This Tract con.
tans the best qualify cf Coal, Iron Ore and Limo.
stone. Also, has comfortable dwelling House.
Stable, Apple Orchard, ard ~ aereg cleared and
nnder. good fence, AMI other improvements. Itisa
very desirabla place for Country Store.
If not sold BY the lslD March, II viii be LgAely
fDr n term of years.
.a3"Further information may be bad, as " terms
by applying to me at Portsmouth, Onio.
c. r CHANDLER.
Jan. %, 81. 4f-f
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Sale Of Real EStale.

John Evans. guardian Of
David Evuns, II jackson county Pro-
VS.. bata Court
David Evans
In pursuance of an order Of court in the above
case, shall offer for sale the premises, on the
29th day Of February 1851, the following real cs-
tate situate in jackson county, Ohio, and known
and described as follows: One undivided third part
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 the south east quarter, Of
section No. rs, township No. 8, of range No. 49,
Twelve acrcs part Of the southwest quarter, of the
north east quarter of section No. 26, township No.
., Of range No. Is. Twelve acres part of the south
east quarter of the north west quarter, Of section
No. 26, township No. 5, + n, No. IS, being the
lands lately owned by Thomas Evans, deceased
Appraised at $4,000 Terms of sale, ono-third
cash, one-thrd in one year, and one third in two
years, with interest on the deferred payments.
JOHN EVANS, guardian of
d. Macklcy, Atty. David Evans.
Jan. 30, 81. 4j-iw
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REV STORE,
And New Goods

At EerIin.
, i 5iaioG. would araouce to tho public tLa.
he nag upaned the fines! stock Of Goods ever of
iTfeG " ms 'harEei. Consisting il part Of fui!
CLOTHS, CassimeTrs, Satincus. Twr.ds,
Seans aud WISHING for Nina
and Boye' Wear.
~ AIoo, Ro-dj Made C.o,Ling cf an
descriptions, cheaper thaa ever
EDgi.hsn Ffenea pldn aud figured
.usr'"1es' p'an and .Esar,4 Muslin, Ia
LdiheS,
Plain aud figured taII WOOL DeIains
POPLlNS, SILKS, DEBAGES. GISG.
HAMS & PRINTS,
In great variety. Woolcn
Hoods. C!oaks Comforts, Scarfs coJ
Socks,
To suit all siz-s Pam aid flur,d WItrTp
GOODS, Linen Cambria aud Silk po,Lo, ~
Sclchieis, Dress Trimmings, Buttons nil strt.
@Ith everything e!se in the Dry Goods and No.
BOOTS & SHOES, HATS 4 CAP.
HARDWARE, QUEENSWARF
GROCERIES &c.
Il fine assortment Of
B0nnctssN Trimmings,
tive me call and will do nv be,t TO sell
vi viii purchase good Iron ore dsliv,red q,
ihe Berlin Depot | will also trade for Ne,,o.
tona5le paper On fair terms. -
- 4. GRAFTON.
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rcscptcdlin hc garb and rcgala Of a
p standint in tho entrance Of the great
lsoE' I"js'.snt TcdpIe Of King Solomon; the &c
~, snne-blEkccorated with the mystic SYM
g's hr,e hinsonrI and appropriately colored in
IN. f.i,a.t stvle orlart, presents one of the most
sneetacles OF Oriental magnifcence,' of
Ias ,So mind can conceive. The likeness is stri-
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10 and dihity of manner, is unsurpassed
b tpItLer paintilg ever executed either in this
3aJ or EuropcJA
uplsrrprising gftnro has been prodnced at an
,sy.1,s cost, and Ia order to supply the'dcmand
Ekses md t3fes,. bas been executed iny ya-
s Of coloA4g, alta proporionate COS, ran
leta;l fromJl to 50.
nres on oth{ Subjects, far Inferior TO this are
ailv at 81 MI $40 per ccfy, but in order 10
Ethem yithikthe reach Of all, that no Amerr
a:I.aaa needle deprived Of having their par-
IhonIcd and adorned with one OF these
Aceitns Of AlnericaRart, in the form
Inl good, tbo Father Of our
y6aye made Tho price thus low.
eeibies.aill Bo Sent by nail or express, to
NOT ntod States, On receipt of the re-
a current funds or pos ige stamps.
ternsrto agents a fga list OF my new
s for 1851, or for saulslc copies, address
IsON, 81 Main " pct, Cincinnati.
living East address ltulison, % South
aas.;Iadvlphia. Pa.
elAnEl ,rs and Pcriodic-
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HO Ye That Hunger!
DisSOl uIiOH.

The Partnership heretofore existing between D,
w. Peek j. W. KILN, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. DANL. w, PECK,
j. W. KILN.
Jackson February Is, 1851. 4S-3w
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suR;H,--Crusheq. b afs Refined aud 4
N. o. Sugar always on haud at Sutherland
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Wooden ChurnS.--A lot of those Ries.A
Cedar and Pine churus, on hand and for sale le
by u IT p -Suiherlanl