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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10


he was within. He then knocked, called him
to the door, showed his face, that he might
have the agony of knowing who his murder
err was, aud then stabbed him to his heart.
The unfortunate man knew his assassin. but
SO sure had been the blow, that the only
words he spoke were--"Prav, Mr. Beau
champ at the same time striving to throw
his arms about his neck; but no one heard
that exclamation, and Beauchamp had the
satisfaction OF seeing that no such evidence
as this could be brought against him. lie
fingered near the house till he was seen by
Mrs Sharpe, then went back 10 his lodgings
After having resumed his own dress, and
with tranquil and satisfied heart, us he says
himself, he lay down to sleep,
In the morning the whole town was in cX-
citement ut the horrid deed. Reacliamp' 5
host suspected him, but his calm demeanor
died away all suspicion. and he was allowed
| to leave Frankfort without moiestatlon. As
he drew near home, his wife, who had been
anxiously awaiting his return, saw him ap-
| proaeh waving red flag, which had been
| the token of success agreed between them.
| She was full of JOY, like himself at the fulfill
ment of her just vengeance, as they thought
| it, and they talked over all the details of the
| crime with a fearful satisfaction.
Beauchamp was soon arrested; as he ex-
pected to be, but contrary tie his expectations
he found that all his pains to destroy evil
denre had been fruitess circumstance
those fatal eve-droppers-boret too sure wit
uess, and where Il link was wanting in the
| chain of testimony, it was easily Supplied by
| exaggeration or perjury, He was convicted
on the 10th of May, 1870, and in spite of the
dou bis of many eminent lawyers, who main
| tained that there was no existing law to pun
| ish murder, he was executed on the 9Th of
tJuly following He had in vain tried to
throw the crime on some other person. and
| to obtain pardon from Gnv. Desha, who, to
| be sure, had pardoned his own son: twice
convicted ofmnrder and robbery.
Tn ese details may seem like those ola COM
mon murder-too common in these days, un-
| fortul Misunderstanding their interest only from
NOR bid craving for a knowledge OF such
| horrors, But there is a deeper reason why
the atrocities Of Beauchamp and his wife
stand forth in prominence on the sad caien-
| der of crime. The feeling which impelled
| them was an Unsuitable thirst for vengeance.
| it is true, but this finds some excuse in the
greatness or their victims guilt; while it Is
exalted above the fury of the ordinary muir
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VALENTINES FREIGHT EXPRESS
~ "


A Ii the way by Railroad from New York Boston,
"A Philadelphia Cincinnati and Chlcag TO Burlington
oFFrEs-24o broadway, New York; Al South Third
St, Philadelphia; 81 Washington ST. Boston; 26s East
Pear. ST. Cincinnati - 5ts
-+Ea= szsE RATES. l Es5asg
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1911 From ST Augusta Forest Cii, SO miles and back
once In two weeks.
Leave St Augusta every other Monday at Ia M;
Arrive at Forest City rext day by 6pmi
Lave Forest City every other Wednesday at q M
/, Arrive at o. Aagusis next Gay by ePn
once week.
Bidders win state the distance, and name schedule
of departurts and arrivals
1918 From 81 Paul TO Hudson Wis., s miles and back
ones week
Leave St Paul every Tnesday at Tam;
Arrive AT Hudson same day By IL M
Leave Hadson every Tuesday at PM
Arrive at ST. Paul same day BY m
l4l4 From Taylors Falls by Falls Of ST. Croz, to Bay
field, Wis, 100 miles and back, once week
Lave Taylors Falls Monday at Tam;
Arrive at Bayfield, next Friday by epm;
Leave bayfield, Monday at 2 am;
Arrive at Taylors Falls next Friday BY 6pm-
l4ll5 From La Crosse, Nis by Hokah, Min to DEBORAH
Iowa, as miles and back, once week. 1
Leave La Crosse Tuesday at Gam,
Arrive at DEBORAH same day by IL m
Leave DEBORAH Wednesday at PM
Arrive Ut La Crosse next day by m
l4ll6 From Brownsville, by Caledonia, TO Lansing Iowa
AS miles and back, once week
Leave Brownsville "Wednesday at a mi
Arrive at lansing by p M
Leave Lansing Thursday at 6 m;
Arrive at Brownsville by Pun
t4li7 From south Bend by High Forest to La Crosse,
Wis 80 miles and back, once in two weeks
Leave South Bend Every other Monday Mt a m;
Arrive at La Crosse The eighth day thereafter by
PM
Leave La Crosse every other Monday at a m;
Arrive at South Bend on the eighth day thereafter by
6pm.
l4lls From EIiota, to Prairie du Chen Wiz, miles and
back, once week
Bidderswill stats the distance, and name schedule
Of departures and arrivals
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Arriveat wAusau next Wednesday, BY sPns
Leave yansan Thnrsday ste n;
Arrive al tirs- IN Bay next Saturday b 6Pn-
Bidders "a nams he intermediate ofhcesI
1851 Prom Columbus by W fioos 70 SeNrtson - "'ee
and ba<k. once a week.
Leave Ccfunbns Tuesday at a n;
Arrive at Jak rson by Q p M,
Leave Jefferson Wednesday 1T Ia M;
Arrive AT Columbus by pm
1883 From waupAea by Scandinavia, 20 ssvsns Point
20 miles and bach, osss wssk
Leave W aupaca Wednesday at @ M
Arrive at Siersps' Point by pm;
Leave Stevens Point Thursday atsam;
Arriyeat Waupacs BY b.P I'm
1854 From Wyocena BY Psrdesye 70 Aonteuo 10 miles
Leave Wyocena Tuesday at a m
Arrive at Montelloby IL m;
Leave Montsllo Tuesday at pm;
Arrive at w yocGpa by z pm
Proposals fDr tri-weeky service wiz be considered
1885 From wausau to field $50 miles and back ouos
Bidders viii name schedule Of departures and arr
1886 From bayfield, Superior 90 miles and back oaces
Leave bayfield, Tuesday at AM
Arrive at Superior next day by 6pm;
Lave Superior Thursday at 4 u; e
Arrive at Bayfield, next day by6pm.
1887 From Falls Of ST. Croix 10 Bayfield,, $50 miles and
Bidders win Ms me schedule Of departures and arr-
vaIs and state intermediats places.
1855 From River Falls to rrookvls az miles and back
Leave River Falls Tuesday at Gam;
Arrive at BrookviIle by lpm
Leave Brookville Tuesday at P%
Arrive at River Falls BY 81 m
1880 From BArAboo by Giddings ReedsburG hsrston
Debcllo, Webster, and Mt tssah TO Ia Crosse,
SIS miles and back, once week
Leave Baraboo Monday at am;
Arrive at La Crosse next Wednesday by Ipm;
Leave La Crosse Thursday ct lam;
Arrive At aar.boo ns1t Saturday b a pm In !.
considered.
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Leave williamsburg Thursday at am.
arrive al Portland BY IL N;
Ie.fe Portland ThursdAy at ~;
arrive at Williamsburg BY Jpn
From Washington 10 Union, 10 miles and back three
times week
Leave washington Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
At2pm;
arrive az Union by pm;
Leave Union Mondsy, Wednesday, and Friday at
sam
AuiTeat Washington " 40 ana
Tis for six times -weeE service Ore invited.
From Heosho, Mo, 10 Albuquerque, New Mexico
900 miles and back, once month
Leave Neosho the fifteenth day OF every month At 8
am
month; 49,
Leave Aibuquel que The hitesnth day oftyery month
assam.
Arrive al Heasho by tie 10th Of the following month
From Hecsbo TO Rnlledge, 80 miles and back, once
week.
Leave Neosho Saturday NJ no;
Arrive AT Rutledge by N;
Leave Rntedge Friday at Al N;
Arrive At Neosho by 6 p m
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lbVaz from HrbAska City 10 Gail Sfeck7 ~ Hncs Anc
back, week
Ieave Nebraska City Monday at q IN;
Arrive nj Salt Greek next day by II m;
Leave Salt Greek Tuesday al p mi
Arrive al Ntbsaska City next day by N.
l5o43 From Kcsrney City New Fort Kearney $50 miles
and back, once a month
Leave Kearney City first day of every month;
S Arrive ct New Fort kearney in 10 dsyy
Leave New Fort Ksarney l2th day Of every month;
Arrive nj Kearney City in 10 days
1904 From Brownsville 10 New Fort Kesrncy go miles
and back, month
Lave Brownsville LIST day OF every month
Arrive Mt New Fort Kearney in 10 dayE
Leave New Fort Kearney 18th of each month
Arrive at Brownsville in 10 dayE
l5045 From Brownsville by Rockporf Linden, NO. IA
miles and back three times week
Leave Brownsville Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
at 4 am;
Arrive at Linden by 10 NJ;
Leave Linden Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
IL m,
Arrive at Brownsville by pm.
Proposals TO terminate service at Rockport are In
yitHd.
l5o4e From Rule on the Missouri river between Great
ard Liule Nehama river by Archer and Salem,
to Big Blue River % miles and back once a
week
Leave Rulo Monday at m;
Arrive at Big Blue River Wednesday by 6 pm;
Lave Big Blue River Thursday at 7 am;
Arrive at Rulo Saturday by pm
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From JAy 1, 1851, 10 Jane 90 lB56. 4
AS From ossawa'tamie to Nsosho City, 10 miles aud
back, once week.
Leave ossawattamie Monday At sam
Arrive at Neosho City next day BY ii m;
Leave Ncosho City Tuesday 1T PM
Arrive al 0ssawsttarnie next day by 5 p
Nj From Cofachque by Leroy, TO Columbia 80 miles
and back, once week.
Leave Cofachique Monday at 8 q m;
Arrive at Columbia next day hy IN;
Leave Columbia Wednesday ut d q IN;
Arrive at Cofachique next dey by 6 p IN.
s From Fort Scott 10 Cosachque 50 miles and back,
once week
Leave Fort Scott Monday at IAN;
Arrive al Cofschiqne next day by p m;
Leave Coiachiqup Wednesday nj 8 a IN;
Arrive at Fort Scott next day by p III.
.4s From Columbia 10 Council Grove, 30 miles and
back, once a week.
I'd Leave Columbia Friday at no;
Arrive at Council Grove by m;
Leave Council Grove Saturday al 8 a II;
Arrive at Columbia 10y G pm
80 From Sac and Fox Agency to Lie Roy 81 niles and
back, once week
Leave Sac and Fox Agency "Wednesday a. G an
Arrive at lie Roy by p M
Leave lie Roy Thursday at q m;
Arrive at Sac and Fox Agency by pm
,5l From Lecompton, by Glendale, to Richsrdson's 10
miles ard back, once week.
Leave Lecompton Monday ut 6 am
Arrive at Richardson's Wednesday by 10 p M
Leave Richardson's Thursday at 6 am;
Arrive at Lecompton Saturday ny 10 p IN.
,b2 From Shermanville 70 Co'achique - miles and
back, once week.
Bidders will state the distance and propose sched-
uIe of departures and arrivals
l53 From Allen to Columbia miles and back, once
week.
Bidders will state the distance and propose Bched-
ule of departures and arrivals.
.4 From Topeka by Knlo, Nebraska Territory Ne
maha and Brownsville, TO Nebraska city, $50 miles
and back, three times week # r..
Lesve Topeka Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
ATTAIN;
Arrive at Nebraska city en- Sd days by 10 p m;
Leave Nebraska city Monday Wednesday, and
Friday Mt a m;
Arrive at Topeka on 3D. days ny 10 m.
Bid9 to extend the service 10 Darlington, Iowa
800 miles further, and also to uunvey the llsils in
fonr-horse coaches, are insitsd,
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river 10 81 cloud, % niles ana pack, once IN TWO
weeks.
Leave Fort Ripley every other Thursday Mt am;
Arrive Mt St. Cloud next day by 9 pm;
Leave St Cloud every other Tuesday at m;
Arrive Mt Fort Ripley next day by p m
l4loe From Traverse Sioux Hutcheson so miles and
back, once in two weeks
Leave Traverse 1es Sioux every other Wednesday Mt
Sam;
Arrive at Hutchcrson next day by pm;
Leave Hutchinson every other Friday at m;
Arrive at Traverse des Sioux next day by
l41o7 From Hastings by Cannon River Falls to Manton
VILE 65 miles and back once week
Leave Hastings Tuesday at a m;
Arrive nj Mnntonve next day by 6 pm;
Leave Mantonville Thursday at nm;
Arrive at Hastings next day by pm
Proposals TO end at Cannon River Falls are invited
l4los From Monticello by Buffalo and Red Cedarsland
Lake TO Traverse des Sioux 100 miles and back,
once in two weeks
Leave Monticello every OTHER Monday at am;
Arrive nj Traverse dcs Sioux next Wednesday by c
pm;
Leave Traverse des Sioux every other Thursday at
Am;
Arrive Mt Monticello mkt Saturday by epm.
l4lo9 From St Augusta Glencoe 30 miles and back,
month
Leave St Augusta on the LIST Of each month at m;
Arrive at Glencoe on The % Of the same month by 8
pm;
Leave Glencoe on the 9Th of each month at Gam;
Arrive at ST Augusta the sth of the same month
by6pm-
iAI0 From ST. Augusta to Torah, miles and back,
once in two weeks.
Bidders win state the distance, and schedule
ofdeparturcs and arrivals
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IOWA.

| From July H. 1851, to JHns 80, 1858
e5os From AIDE. by Pierces Plantation, Paducs, and Rip
ley, jefferson @. III, (Fairfsld,) e5 miles and
\ u n week
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MBRCNANT'S GARGLING OIL,

Has been before the Public, more than 90
wears. and is most highly appreciated a. Lin
iment where its virtues have been louges.
known. i 10 scientific preparation, and put
10 refined form for Family Use," az also a
form for Auimalsby N. H. Tucker d Co., Lock.
p0Tt. N. z, successors TO Or. G. w. Merchant,
70 whom all orders addressed will meet with
prompt attention.
GJ-From the fame Of this article over a wide
Territory. numerous limitations have sprung in-
to existence, spurious in quality and Inert in
effect, which ore pslmed OF for genuine, 10 VIC :
lation of Law. Let every purchaser observe
well that each bottle has the name G. W. MER.
CHANT, blown 10 the bottle, and his AUTO
GRAPH sealed over the cork. None other can
be genuine.
FOs sale BY J. II. C.. Miller. Jackson, Ohio;
j. T. Jones, Oak Hill;
By Druggist d Merchants throughout the
country. Wholesale By ] &. D. Park, Cincinnati
and by dealers in Medicine, in ali Commercial
Cities. March, 5, '57-5g-oIn
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sral Land for Sale.
VaIuS.
The su6asribSfOasrs for sale, on accommodating

The subscribsFoasrs for sale, on accommodating
terms,
Forty Acres Of Valuable Land,
Located within 200 yurdI Of theS. ANY,. r. Road,
and the Sans distance from the Young America
Furrsee, In jackson county Ohio. This tract con-
taiuS tho best quality Of CcEl Iron Ore and Limo.
stone. Also, hes q comfortable dwelling House,
Stable, Apple Orchard, and 20 acres elesred and
under good fence, and other improvements. II lisa
vory desirable place fer Country Store.
Hnot sold BY the lst VI March, II will DO LEASED
for term Of years.
70 Further information may be bad, as to terms,
BY applying 10 me At Portsmouth, Ohio.
c. =. CHANDLER.
Jan. %, 81. 4s-H
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SheriG's sale.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
Sheriff of the County Of jackson, wiIfsty vir.
tue of an exccutiaaissnsd by tie court OfcOm.
mon pleas Of said county, in favor of Christie
pher Mcclure, and against SIS. Hard and P S
Shesrer, and to him directed. at ten o'clock
A. NJ. the goth day March, 1851, at the house
of P, S. shearer, in Milton township, insaid
county, offer for sale at Public Auction, the fol
lowing goods and Chattels TO wit: Thirts Head
of Three and Four Year Old Cattle, taken on
said execution as the property sf said +, s,
Shearer.
BANIsTER BROWN. sb'G 1 q
March l2, 1857 5l-tds
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Patlcular Notice.

All persons knowing themselves indebted to the
late firm Of Peterson L Barnes, and Jame1 Peterson
are hereby notified that have purchased al! The
claims in the above 6rm, and Of James Peterson
and request them to como forward and settle the
same with me, and save cost to themselves, and ex
Penss to me, BY doing 80. can be found at the
store Of A. Criswel or at the residence Of j. Potter.
SOD, at all times. JOSEPH PETERSON.
jackson, Ohio, february 20, 1857. 49--H
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sale Of Real Estate, by order OF
Court. l,s.

On the 18th day Of April, 1887, at II o'clock
A. NJ, at the door of the Court House, in thi
town Of Jackson, Ohio. will be- sold to the high
est bidder the following real estate, as the prop
erty Of John Johnson. Sen, decd. 10 wit Par
Of Lot No. 7, Range 10, township 6, containing
fifty three acres, more or less, Also, part o.
lot No. 6, township and range aforesaid, contain
Ing twenty fonr acres, more or less, all said lands
being Of the SciOto Salt Reserve lands. and stu,
ate in Jackson county Ohio.
Terms Of sale, one-third Of the purchase mon
ey in hand on the day Of sale, and The residue
thereof, In one and two years thereafter, wth
interest from the day Of sale, and deferred pay
ments to be secured by mortgage Oh premises.
Appraisedj said hnt named tract, at $500
and Said last named tracts at 800.
JOSEPH ATEN Admir-
OF John Johnson, Sen., decd
Marsh 10, 1857. 52-tds
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More MGn Wanted /.

A few more active and energetic young men
can find immediate employment by which they
can easily make $500 10 81 ,lOO year, to act as
agent for several new. and popular works, just
published tor agents and not for sale in book
stores.
We have great many agents employed, una
ny Of whom are making from ST. 5 10 $50 per week
Those who wish to engage in this pleasant aRd
agreeable business, will, for particulars. requi;
sites, &c, address ...' = =.
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Attachment Notice,

D. II. MITCHELL vs., John P. Wilson, Before II. Ad-
anus, justice of the peace of Lick township, jackson
county, Ohio. Defendant in this action will take
notice. that an order of attachment was issued BY
said justice on the 26th day of February, A. d. 81
for the sum Of thirty dollars and twenty five
cents. Cause continued until the 2lst day Of April
1857, at 10 o'clock a. IN.
march 10, 1857. 52-3w
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eew steam Planelny Mac .Ane

THE subscriber would announce to the citi
ze-s Of JsoIton county and vicinity. that he
has now in full operation, his Steam PIaneing
Mill. and is prepared to furnish yellow pins
flooring. planed, ;ongued and grooyed, ready for
laying down. Also, all other kinds Of llmBe5'
ready planed, etc, such as ceiling, weather.
boarding, door facings, window caps and frames.
Lumber dressed to order on short notice, for all
who furni.h it, on their own account. All or.
ders for all kinds Of dressed lumber prompily
filled on short uotce, and at prices rs loa as tks
same can be furnished either az Portsmouth.
Chillicothe or other points.
send on your riders. Nil on corner of South
and Church streets HENRY HORTON.
June 10 sc, noi3-Iy
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@1IASONIC nLGIsTEls .

Trowel Lodge .N5.> 132, holds Its. regular Commu.
nications atthebiaso1iel Hall on Broadway, on the
Friday evening on or.next preceding the full moon
Of each month"; JAKEs II. @. MILLER, Sec'y.
on the first Thursday evening Of every, month J.
W. LAIRD, II. PLANES H. c. MILLER -.
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HOUSE AND EoT
F0NHR @AE~s

Il THE subscriber offers at good bar
Azs1lA gain, his DWELLING HOUSE LOT,
IiiSi situated on Columbia street, between
nllIE8 Main and Pearl, in the town Of jackson.
i4sA'1'S==zAThe house is one story frame build
ing consisting offonr well finished rooms and kitch
en-. AgoOd title will be given to the purchaser.
Feb. 10, 1857. 4S-2m ~ 8 9Tr 8
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Jaynes' celebrated family medicines, consisting
OF his Alternative, Expectorant, Hair Tonic,
Ague Pills, Hair Dye, Tonic Vermifuge, Car.
minative Balsam, Sanative Pills 4 Counter.
irritant Liniment,
Stabler's Cherry Expectorant, DiArrhra COrdia
g. Worm Mixture.
Ayeu' Cherry Pectoral & Cathartic Pills.
BulPS saraparilla & King Of Pain.
Guysot's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
Rowands Tonic Mixture, Remedy for Costive
Bowels, Remedy for Sore Eyes. Remedy for
Ear Ache & Deafness, Remedy for Dyspepsia
Reme y for Complaints OF the Lungs, Rem.
edy for TOothache & Compound Syrup Of
Blackberry root.
Marchisi's Uterine CathOlicOD.
LoudOn Co.'S Expectorant Hair Tonic, Sana-
tive Pills. Alternative, Fever d Ague Pills,
CarmnatiVe Balsam. Remedy for Piles, -Ver-
mifnge, Female Elixir, All healing Ointment
& Cherokee Linimcnt
Brants Blood Purifier and P. ,llnonary Balsufn,
Kirkland's Ague, Flu1 & - q Pills.
Peunimore's Liniment & C9S u uIixture.s 4
Phillips Cough Syrup g. l}il Eic q safIneni
Railways Ready Relic. Ready solvents Key
ulatOrs. Circassian Bi4& medcated Soap.
Denig's Cough Balsam : form Syrup. ~
BarreIl' Indian Iinment 3 Indian Vermifuge.
AcLanes Vermifuge & Liver Pills.
Sonles Sovereign Balm Pills 4 BaIm Syrnp.
aHelmbolds Extract Of Buchn, Dyspeptit Cordi.
al 4 Satmparila.
Sellers ysIpifugs, Cough Syrup Z Liver
7Palmeys Cosmetic Lotion.
Roback Sea-. IN Blood Pills & Bl,od Puri.
-
g;sas.. gsssssss gs' ~, '''s,.;. l'',;.:;
Walkers Rheumatic 1iis
Coffeen's Chinese Linimenf,
Woods Canadian Linimegt,
Badgers Pain Extrsctor.
Dalisy's do Is
Davis Pain Killer.
SOuIc q Cos Egyptian salyG
Conklin's Salvs
Merrills Black Salve.
Moorhcads Magnetic Plaster.
Bakers Pain Panacea.
Fahuestock' Vermiiuge.
Rhodes Fever 4 Ague Curs.
M0xley d Barber's Ague Killer:
0sgood's India cholagogue.
Z 1hOmpson's Fever and Ague PoWd
Wrighfs Indian Vegetable Pills.
DeGray & Co.'S, Pills
BrandrethsR Rilts. :. 4
Lees Pills -
Benne,t. Plant 4 Root Filis.
\ ,Hslstedis Anti DYpsptic Pills
AQughtons, PepsiA, z - AZ
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Machines.

81 8 Machines.
The < Singers Sewing Ma
each one Of ti1m Efpt Employed, will earn nor
ieaS tifhs~4--~f
One thousand Dollars a Year.
All peasons desiring full and relIble inform.
alton about these mGchines--szes, prices modes
Of purchasing. &c--ean obtain it by applying, by
letter or otherwise, for copy Of |. NJ. SINGER
L. cos GAZETTE. beautiful Pictorial Paper
entirely devoted 10 Sewing Machine Interests. -
IIwil be sent gratiS.
Local Agents.
Wanted in every Town in the United States, to
whom liberal Inducements are offered.
N. B.-We have made arrangements With
many editors and publishers Of newspapers high
ly profitable and Satisfactory TO them, and wish
to make similar contr acts with every newspaper
and magazine in the country. For full partica-
liars address .. ....
- I'm SINGER q 90,
mar 26-l-3m 323 Broadway, New York
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.SCIOTO & HOOKING VALLEY RAIL
ROAD. CHANGE OF TIME.
@RR u M

To take effect Wednesday, Dec, 10th SO.
Mail train will leave Portsmouth daily tSun-
day excepte.) 6 30 a. N. and arrive at Ham.
den u. 80 a. NJ. Returning will leave H 1mden
at 90 NJ and arrive at Portsmouth l0P w.
Accommodation train will leave Hamden dali X
Sunday excePted) at 90 a. N. and arrive al
Portsmouth at IAN. Returning will leave
Portsmouth at p. N. and arrive at Hamden at
6P.R
Freight train leaves Portsmouth daily (Suu.
day eIcepted) at l5A N. arrive at jackson II
N. Returning will leave Jackson at 10 Is p n.
and arrive at Portsmouth at 4 SOP Y.
Passengers leaving Hamden by'7A. N. train
will Connect with the splendid new steamers
lBos to6a ami Kentucky daiIys for &pcinnsli at
2M. Fair through $500.
.THOS. KENDALL, ,.Sup't.
Jan. 90, 81 44zu
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Attachment Notice.

George Poor, plaintiff; VS.. Henry NJ, Price and
R. N. B Thompson. defendants. Before H Ad.
ans. J. =. of Lick township, Jackson county
Ohio. DEPENDENTS ia this action will take no.
tice, that on the 23d day of March A. d, 1857
said Justice issued an order Of at achment for
the sum Of forty.nine dollars and twenty. min,
cents, (49,29) Cause continued until the l5ll
day Of May A, D. 1857, at one o'clock P. N.
April 2, 1857. 2-3w
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Attachment Notice.

c. K. Crummet, Before II. Adams, Justice Of the
VS.. ? Peace, of Lick township, jackson
John ?. Wilson. J county, Ohio. Tho defendant
in this action, will take notice that an Attachment
was issued in the above named case by said justice
of the Peace, for the sum of nine dollars and fifty
cents, on the 26th day of February A. D., 1851, =
cause continued until tho 2lst day Of April 1851 at
ten o'clock A, N. I'D.
march. ~, 1857. 52-3W