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Trnsfee,S Sale.

NrUERFts on the 2.t day OF March, A. D. $50
w " i'll, IN r,r, CHI and l. at, IL trtci II
wire evccutri u Austin Curbiaa Ttuste. ,rr-
tain Dc, d u Tra n1stying - SAM Irtste ~
iaIi IN Sostt Cluniy love, ~ ssEib a. tiow T.
WI; RE Nnth fast auarct u tit' s'u b Wet
quartgr.f tfti.i nun her twttti GOD IN tsr
NUM- e. lightly (Sn North 81 Kang nEu,o lou "a
Eat and the soHth Vat qnsrtcr ~ ihr fouth IA I
quarter 'i toe .t,isn number wtn'y (enl IN town
-hip uunt'sr ,ishiN t3ul North OF Hanrr mum r
fotr u at, whie1 sasi cCint Ssno VS. mad. by
IN sf,l w.lh'Inl add , ath-Ine Nifr III. f1t TIE
pn-pos {" securing he ptyin' az a s. rita prem
miss ''ste srd III iutc.rsi Tho sisuei ny
said " lac IA Abr. chi dais d ,h, ~ dsy MARIN
y. iSjo. fr tiN'. hNnlr,i ant cry DO lus rtSa-
bic oa- year nftsr date to IN order ",
d.y him iuiai.ed TO u cutbriy. the res mt
hoidcr.
Aua now SAID note havins b. omc due and pa,a
Bile sud the ssa whhtm hhre.lt hasng hic,l
to pay the same. Austin Cps5rI Trustee afie-
or the pawer which Is IN It'd hy sa'r der,, -
Trust wil. on Saturday ihe a1th Day 0i june A
u 1857 at IN. hau5 Of O'Clock m th' aitrrnt ~
said day at tie Court Mouse door in he city Of la
v,npctt expose and ocvs fot sale al ruh,ic ton
to the shes. bidder for ~ h. tn rafcei % land
Aove describe, i.t.et a.. rgrt al tr SIN
Gent 10 satisfy AMI pay III amouni OF Ssid net.
with the resi- hore the isv 81 -ac, Together
Wit ~ eps, ant expenses attending ssid aic,4f n
. to- nd rus ee's tees Upon 'nr cpuri lrfoa -
such sale decd III lie given 10 aceord,nc siah the
su.uis ivu - ssid D. Is 20 Trust
| Dated the 2iri day OF MAY, u. 1851.
| may17Its AUSTIN CDkriN, TtistHe
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VXyiIFREAS on the 3Oih day IL ucit b-r A -
w 1886 Alexander Wells and Julia Ann wells
his wirr x"cuitd unto Austip Coz bin A. iuhice a
certsin cd % Trust conveying a. said Ts lee the
lsnd IN 6roit County, IIwb, described A. follows to
wit The Esst half 81 tha North last piater Of sec
,ion number eleven ~ in township n'lm'et seventy
min l,e) North, o KaiYc humber two 90 kast Of the
oh M,wh-f ssii convcy an2c was niac J. IT, said
Aexan,tr and Jalia Arm Wells. fer The purpose VI
scoring the p,,uent 81 = cert, proniissofy itates
and the interest ,hereon signed by said Alexander
weis '.atsi the Soth day Of Ocuber, A D. Is56, one
TOT I doiats ard dfey c"nis, the second for Twn-
tsevcu dollars both payable SIX nor tbs after date
L. the oid'r Il william J. Wheeler. Aud Now salf
nni.s having besoms due snd payable ana tn sid
AIeysuder Wells haviug failed TO pay the same,
Austin Corhn Trustee n aforesaid, H. hereby give
tins pubic nj tc- that ~ virtue 81 hi power winch
IL vested by said deai OF Trust, will. on Sat
ur'iav the !Uh day OF June. I'D. 1857 AL the honr
~ o OK ia. afternoon of ,Ald day at the Court
Hou7" door IN the city 81 Davenport, ap aud OF
fr FOR sa., nj public auction IN The highest bidder In
ca, h. the parcel uf land aovc described, much
thereof rs shall he sriiicient to safety aud rsy the
amount of said notes with the inte, si ureoD 10 tn
day Of sal; tog Their vi h III. costs and Mt
tending sE Asle, 81 this Notice aud Truste's fees
Upon the completion Il such sple deed Will b.
g,v'n In aecotdance with the stipulation o. said Deed
OF Trust.
Dated the cd day of May.AD, 1857.
AUSTIN CORslN
,,. n.
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Trustees Sale.


ATHEhEASon the fr-t lay ~ March A. n, tsss,
w Hiram Medley AMI lsai,lla NJ ,usY, ,Acr u4e !
unto Austin Corbin IA Tru~te, certain A ed 7
Trust, conveying - said TIrsI t~ land IN Clinton
County Iowa, i.ser,h. Il a fellows, 10 wit 1he cas-
tern Ie Hundred asrer OF the north AIT quart ~
scctien humber ish' Isl in = wnslp number eighty
one tSl) uIth u range number one ~ east /; which
said ny,s ancr was made by said Medley, fot the
purpte securing IN payn,'n, 81 cer am proiiis-
rory note and TIE Interest tferson slgped b sbti
Meliey, date the fr-t day - March A. y. 1876 AMI
payahle to Horxc Metoa the Isl day April 1887
Tor thirty 5o-IQo dollars
AND NOW said no. having becour dne ani PAYABLE
and the SAID Hiram A-yey having iailsi o pay the
snnr, Austin cbrtn Trustee a.or' sold here
BY give this pu3c ndicr, that by virtue 81 the "
which Is ~ me v ted hy aid deed ~ TIN viii On
Saturday lie 18th isy OF June u. 1851 nj the hon T
o:2ocl ok III the AFTERNOON 81 salt day, nj The Court
horse door N the city ~ 'v,,o.e sbi Offer
for sale, at public Austop 10 the higL.st Lidsr for
cash the parcel ~ land above crS,r he'd 30 much
thereof shsil b. snfa, ut TO .sti-y and Ray the
amount 81 said note with The ut resi L,efron TO he
day OF sale, fogethes with III eSp uses attend ng
said sale, suafs this tic ana rr1steA's fees--
lyon the complet.oD Of sub sale iced vii he e,y-
Ell IN accordance with tn III lrt ion oi said iced VI
Trust. Dated tle 18th Cav 81 May 4. u. 1857.
AUSTIN CORbIN, Trustce.
Nav Ic-dts
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D eshloines River Land for sale
L.a.NY1 DEPARTMENT.

DssAloi~Ss River Navigation and r r. o..
OrTUMwA, Iowa, April II, 1855.
sINHE undersgn hereby gives notice, that this
/ Once II now open for the sale Of these valuable
They will be sold on long credit, and In lots to
tth means and wishes Of purchasers.
Anyfurther Information desired In relation 70 thosS
G. Will be furnished on application 1t this ofica
mail or otherwise. GRO. =. PERKINS,
(mayl6dt0 Land Commissioner.
LANDeDE . ARsuE9.
DEs AOl1ES NAVIGATION %.
nNthe sixteenth day OF June, next, the cf1ce Be
~ the ssN Of the lands Of this company VIII lor
removed from this place 70 Fort Des Moines
These lands viii Be sold long credits, and u
lots 70 suit the means and wishes Of rurohaseu.
0BO. 4. H1RxIU0.
Land Oommisstone
Ottumv3 y OVAL e avn daUt
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0rOno AID LnAsu ron sAl1 q ssssnd sessse
0betussa Brady ~ rssfy-a iraoe bun11e
- essr:A - - shelving aad Ssstess 60 ).
II :
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AREINDUCEMENTs NJ AGRHTs- RxPgn1 4
nENCFD CSnvassnY Agents wanted in all payts
of the country for the Comp rehsnsive 8eorsShy
and History, tAneirDt ami Modern) Of the whole
World" iro,u the earliest sges to the present time
~ = GooDRIrH. peter Parles.) Elegantly bc0nh
md beautifully illustrated. Price -. Sold only By
Agents 10 whom special districts will be given. APP
Idiesnis should state what counties they would IN
Vor particulars apply 10
J.H. COLTON CO.,
Mehl7htf l12 William .ireAl. n. Y.
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AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
Chicago and 81. Louis.
rains Is0es odic,ISo for ST. Loxis aNd inlerus<.
dtdse ptIoes.
Accomodsncn Train, (sundsy's exceptsd) SS0An
Express Train, <sssurday's excepted) 1li0rM
fras's. Ieacs ~. Louss/ for CAsodS0 0ad isssrwss
didte y.s1ces.
Accommodation Train, Sundays eIcepted) I O0A \
Express Train (ssturdAy's excepted) 3S0pn
Trains run directly through, without change Of
cars or baggage Trains run through Joliet, Bloom
ington, Springfield, Carlinvile and Alton.
wirrains run on this road make direct connections
tn Joliet Cut O6 and Michigan Central Railroad At
Joliet making this the Shortest quicSet and mos. re-
liable route between 81 Louis and Nsw York, Boston
Phil sdeplta, and the last.
With Illinois Central b. 4 1t Bloomington, for La
Sale, Mendoza and Cairo.
nh Great Western OF iiiinois IT Springfield, for
Deoatr- and Naples.
With all the Railroads aserging from Chicago
with daily line OF Packets at 81 Louis for Keok uk
New Orleans, and Missouri River.
Through Togess ipI AL places meat toned above can
be procured all the principal " ket os,cus In the
United states, and 1t he Ofaoss
IN 81, LOUIS II Chicago
enue, on Levoe. site fremont House.
RICH'D P. MORGAN, a., su2t.
Bloomington, Jan. l. l50s. feblodti
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which is u*ed Exclusively for the government OF
trains therhy icreA.i.g tn. a<iity aud reliability
If thu h,ute.
R-c,l,ct purthise your tickets vi, joliet Cat of
AMI Save mpney and tune
NC X K One J.liet Division April 1851
CIV FAVOR, c kNoWLroH
Tra'ing Agent. Sup't joliet Div'n
Jlne2dtf
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CALI. AND BEB
N. N. HEkDE.H.xAEE.N4
IHRESH Stock Of Groceries, ON Second street + .
Il tween IrAiy and Perry, wher, he has inst ~
ceived and ia now opening = new assortment "
GROCERIES, i PROVISIONS,
which he will sell At wholesale and Retail as ch7Asl
the article be purchased at any other Co.
Enlistment He win always keep hand s
sortnlent II Wood and Willow Ware, and every oti
article usually kept al establishment sf the kiLi
His assortment Is targe and complete al, fresh ~
good, and will he sold q very little advance. Al,
4 choice lot OF igsrs and Tobacco.
All kinds Of Country Prod uce initial exchange Z,
goods. Tdecl2d;wtfl
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
NELSON'S .1esrclry Store,
Brady street, Abs,e Pest once.
WE would tender our crate
w full ACCOMPLISHMENTS to - nA
the pubic for their liberal PAL AEID
rcnage since orr commencement EzRzS
IN business. Having removed
into larger and more oonimodious store, second
door above our FORMER location We would solicit an
Inspection OF our stock Of
Watches, C1oc1k0.
.JesCetry, Sitrer-srNs'c Isns
Fancy Goods,
which Is now the largest and most fashionable
city. We are constantly In receipt Of Goods by
press, and viii always have the newest styles to
hAh III the eastern markets. Our motto IL sm
profits and quick returns.
R.AJ. NELSON.
Davenport. Iowa. Oct u isos-du
PRET.lTE 1Tx7IO.V:
1NHE Reverend Geo. G. Stseet, Rector VI Bellvu
l. Jackson County Iowa, viii receive into his ian
~ very limited number OF yourg gentlemen, 4
board AMI educate with his own sous.
Music, with the Use OF q Piano, French and Draw
ing are included in the Course OF Instruction.
Bcllvuc Is healthily sltuat,i, ant, being on tn
river Is easily accessible iron all parts, both OF low
and Illinois.
TERMS MODERATE
Reference, (by special permission,
The Right Rev. Bishop i.ee, Davenport
kv. Alfse.l L,rdcrback,
Et.nertr Cook, Esq, :"
Hon. j. Cook, q
Ca Jno n. Evans,
s.ph ). simpson Esq,
April 10, 1896 dly.
Il. EVANS. NJ. n cnEy
| Boston. New Orleans.
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PROFESSOR MOTIFS
FEbRIFUGE WINE,
(IN QUART BOTTLES.
.NET.ER KNOW:S' TO Fill

vvNHE greatest Medicine discovered for the cur
i of Fever and ARue, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague,
and all bilious diseases. This valuable medicine has
now been before the public for several years, and
there b. better evidence offered OF its efficacy
than Its extensive sale. and constantly increasing
reputation and this Is owing TO its having performed
some Of the most wonderful and astonishing cures
that have been known. Being purely v.gvta-
bic free from all foreign aeiets rious mineral COM
pounds, Febrifuge Wine NAV be taken with the Ut
most safety under almost circumstances. It
strengthens the stomach invgorates the syst M and
entirely prevents the lAnguor and prostration OF
strength which always attends Fever and AEu,, and
all bilious diseases II not only breaks the CT Ills and
checks the fever but removes the disease u the Liv-
er and other organs. on which the Chill and Fever
depends. The thousands who have usec the Febri-
fuge Wine need furer evidence Of Its virtue than
its happy restorative eject. 1t Is truly wonderful
medicine, and operates on the system like charm.
The nrst dose Of Febrfuee Wine breaks the
chls, and II continued according to the directions, Il
removes the diseAse permanently from the kystem,
and leaves the body in healthy condition. Those
parsons Who are affcted with Fever and Ague any
form OF bilious diseases, are recommended to give
this valuable medciue fair trial. when Is AL tia;
IL necessary insure success, and convince all OF Its
superiority every other remedy ever offered TO
the public. Certificates OF the highest responsibility
nigh; be presented TO suhsantate ali that IL claimed
In Its behalf but II will be left to introduce itself-to
stand or fall upon Its own merits.
Canton TO the Public.-Be sure that the name
the proprietor, JOHN WIHER, l. In his own handwPi
ting, on the Prumissory Note which Is attached to
the bottom Of esch engraved label on the bottles
Sid u retail b. Drusgists and Merchant" rvery.
where.
All Wholesale orders must b. directed 10 John ~,
ner, q Maiden Lana, n. r., or 70 nay = BALDWIN.
Wholesale drasgists. Chicago.
6old Wholesale and retail hy nessrs
ALvo1D VAN PA1TnN,
s10-6&wly Davenport low.
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DINING SALOON

II HI - II a U n -. n II
H'HF PALACE DINING FALCON viii b. again
pt,nc!. on Wednesday next March 18th which
Will Z conducted AZ b, Ictoiore the Eastern snA
European plan urhct the tuIersltior 81 X @ Nixon.
Oyster gam" snd mats Of all kinds served At any
hour, IA style aud In manner UNSURPASSED hy
hiy hous" west 80 NV York. Regular meals from
III 10 O'Clock from - TIL and II, u To u he
Ing prev ded with COMPETENT and efYScknt osoks I
feel assured OF re' ring full and prf.ct satisfaction
I" all who favor him with their patronage This
salo is nii. up and nductld ia such manner -
I" render the most fashionable and accom- odatine
resort H. tho city those who are o. ~ od thing
Just 60 " The Palace On Brady between Front =
Secrfd Streets, east side, NEXT TO +. Cinse ACb
J. A. EASTWOOD.
NJ Jtv
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BURROWS 4 PllETTYMAN.
Forwarding and Commission
Merchants.
PRODUCE DEALERS,
And wholesale and Retail dealers In
ID n q O ID -
QUEENSWABE GROCERIES, BOOTS AN
SHOES HATS. CAPS. CLOTHING
SALT. &C.
Having smTle room for storage, shall pay 70 :
ticuiAr attention Ia Receiving, Storfng and torwar
ing any Goods consigned to our care.
Cash paid at all ttssses for Pro-
dsSce.
Front Strset, DAVENPORT, IOWA.
davenport Steam FIGURING Minis,
WIN be KEPT in constant operation, and Farmers
Informed mat We psy q, al tes ~ Cash the high
cot price for wheat. Flour always on hand.
Oct. i7-dAwtf BURROWS 4 PRKTTYMAN.
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H. F. MITCHELL, Agent,
For the following we'll known Compantes:
STAR INSURANCE. co,
OF Ogdensburgh, NJ. Capital o160 000
NAoeACHUSETTS MUTUAL LITR ms co,
OF Springfield. Capital o100 ooO
OFFICE one door north Of Post Once, over Talmaa,
Powers 4 4cLeanb Rank Davenport. felSdtf
n CARD.
TIRE underlined hsvif I sold bis stock end bnef.
i ness inter. Of In tn Hat Store, No. LsCssirs
Row, 10 b =. Srainsrd Co.,, would ieoommend
them 10 his friends and osstoneSs.
April 9Sth 1857. 4. GREEN.
By. BeAINAND 90. vill eostlaoe ~ Hat
and Cap bus,nsss " III Ne bsaaohss 81 The saae
piece. They are nov rec iving NV sscek Of ~.
souAbie gcods witch will be sold l.W for cash.
share II the pulls patronage 10 collected.
April 2edti.
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PerfnmerY! Perfunery I!

CONSTANTLY on hand the largest stock Of Per-
Oumery. Coloercs, Bxtraits, Washes also Pom
adss, RestorA,ives, Dycs &c. 0RABBR'S superior
TricAmAlikO h Hair Dyo
always hand, also Hair, Flesh, and Tooth Brushes
CIGARS. sc. II. J. L. 0kABBf.
angAdte
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The University Family Remedies.
ISSUED under the SEAL sanction andauthori
ty of
THE UNIVERSITY OF FREE MEDICINE ANT
POPULAR KNOWLEDGE.
Chartered BY the State Of Pennsylvania, April
80. 1853. With capital Of 100000, mainly
for the purpose of arcsting the evils OF
SPURIOUS NOSTRUMs
Also for supplying the Community with reliable
remedies wherever Competent Physician cam
pot or will not be employed, have purshased from
DR.. JOHN K. ROWLAND, his celebrated
ROWAND'S TONIC MIXTURE,
Known for upwards of twenty five years as the
ouy sure and safe cure for
FEVER AND AGUE &c.
And his hestimable Remedy for Bowel Com.
plants,
A0NANDS COMPOUND SYRUP or BLACK.
BERRY ROOT,
Which highly approved aud popular Remedies
together with the UnyersityB Remedy for Com.
Plaiuts Of the Lungs,
The University Remedy for Dyspepsia or In
digestion.
The UuiVcrity's Remedy for COstivG Bowels.
The above valuable medicines are for sale al
the Stores Of DR.. +. r. CLEwERs, and DR. j. II
q, MILttR, jackson, Ohio.
MAY 81, 'J5. l0-!y.
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Purify the RIOOd!

MOFFATS LIFE PILLS AND PHGNIX
BlTTERS. Free from nl mineral poisons. The
great popularity which MoFFArs LIFE Pills and
PHGNx Births have attained, in consequence
of the extraordinary cures effected by their use,
renders it unnecessary for the proprietor To enter
into q particular analysis of their medicinal vir.
tues or properties. Having been more than
twenty years before the public, aud having the
united testimony OF more than THREE MILLIONS
Of persons who have been restored to the enjoy
ment Of perfect health by them it is believed
that their reputation us the best vegetable medi.
cine now before thcpublc, admitsoG no dispute.
In almost every city and village in the United
States there are many Nho are ready to testify to
their efficacy in removing disease, and giving to
the whole system renewed vigor aud health.
In cases Of Sclofua Ulcers, Scurvy, or Erup-
tlons Of the skin, th operations of the Life Mcdi-
eines are truly astonishing, often removing in a
few days every ycstge Of these loathsomo dis
eases, by their purifying effects on the blood.
Feveraad Ague, Dyspepsia, Dgopsy, Piles, and,
IN short, most all diseases soon yield to their Gu
rutiee properties No fumily should be without
them, as BY their timely use, much suffering and
expenie may hSsayed Prepared by
WiL4kkkA ~ isrAOFFAT, NJ, b., New York,
ApdlOr saM ~ DIR. I, K. OLEW EiS Il CO.,
WHOLESALE and R4ail Druggists, corner of Co
lumbia and Mni9sNpcts Jackson q. H., Ohio,
W Moiiats Almanac TO be bad Mt their store
gratis. i Jan 81, lH56-l5
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CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
EXCHANGE BUILDINGS.
FIRST ARRIVAL OF
FAIL & WINTER CLOTHING.

LEHMAN & BROTHERS would respectfully
notify the citizens of Jackson and vicinity, that
they have on and and inst received from Cincin.
mai, splendid assortment of Fashionable
Clothing for Spring and Summer wear; and Of
the very best quality, such as coats vests, pants,
handkerChcfS, suspcnders, check shirts, draw.
ers, cravals stocks, fine shirts, gloves, socks,
and undershirts. And anything and every thing
pertaining to first rate clothing estab' 'shment,
Including a fue assortment OF the Spring style
Of hats and caps Of every Variety trunks carpet
sacks, &c.
The principal part Of our clothing is made to
order, and such wewilI warrant TO be Of the
very best material and make. Give US cal be
fore purchasing elsewhere, as we are determined
not to be unlCrsoId in any event.
March 81, 1856. f.
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sClOTO * HOOKING VALLEY RAII
ROAD, CHANGE OF TIME.
GFRRM VI a.a9lia

To take fleet Wednesday, Dec 10Th SO
Mail train will leave Portsmouth daily (Sun
day excepto') 30 a. NJ. and arrive at Ham
den 10 80 A. NJ Returning will leave Linden
al 90 + NJ and arrive at Portsmouth 5 10 p. NJ
Accommodation train will leave llamden daily
SUNDAY excCptcdl at : O0A NJ, and arrive at
Pcuymouth at II A N. Returning will leave
Portsmouth Z! . = n. IN! arrive !, llandcu at
GFM
Freight train leaves Portsmouth daily (Sun.
day uetpted) at l5A NJ arrive at jackson IL
NJ Rc;urnng will leave Jackson at 10 IL =. NJ
aud arrive at Portsmouth at 1 50 Pm
Passengers leaving iiamden by IA. 81 train
will connect with the splendid new steamers
DoS tous aud kentucky daily. for Cincinnati at
IN Fair through $500.
THO5 KENDALL, sup't
Jaa %, Isl 44-tf
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DRY wOOpS
New Root aDd Shoe Mandatory,
G. r M'CARTY, -

-,ss,v5a MANUFACTURER aud dealer in all
kinds of custom-maie BOOTS AND
SHOES, respectfully invites the citizens of Jack.
son and vicinity 10 give him n call, feeling con.
fdent of his ability TO render entire satisfaction
in style, quality, and prices. Having adopted,
as his motto, Quick sales and small profits, "
intends to adhere strictly to that principle by
so doing and pay ing strict attention to business.
hopes to receive a share of pubic patronage.
Repairing done to order aud on short notice
Call at my Shop aud sale eroom, on the Corner of
Church aud South sheets, opposite Horton &
Cavctt's Steam Rlaneihg Mil
June ~ 'J6-l9-Iy
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Having employed one of the best Workmcn in
the StaIs, we afe now prepared to take all OF, ers
for Dying and Securing such as Coats, Pants.
Vests. Ladies' dresses, silk aud wooden goods Of
every description, which will be done equal to
any other establishment in the world.
pAny goods sent by express, We will pay
hall the charges.
AL order, left at the
.VALLEY HOUSE HAT STORE,o
will be promptly atteudedto and executed with
dispatch, A. WENTWORTH l. co.
I Oct. ., 1856. %, If
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Lumber.

TIL subscribers would announce to the pub.
lie, that they still continue manufacturing Lum-
ber of all kinds, from Plastering Lsth to the
largest size Joists aud are prepared to fill all
orders on short notice
Thankful for past favors, We still ask for a
continuance Of the Public patronage.
1-fCorn wanted, aud all kinds Of Produce Ia.
ken in exchange for Lumber
IRA new top Buggy for sale, or will trade j
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President Of krnyon LoIIer


To young men who wish to acquire busi-
ness education, We think it affords facilities
selcom equaIed. Nj. Granger has rare qualif.
cation OF theoretical knowledge aud aptness
in teaching, added to pactica Counting Room
experience, aud We eel confident that gradu
atcS from his College will be IN ly competent to
keep The most complicated set of bookg
A. T. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant
J.J JANNEY, Sec'y B rd of Control, State Blk
Of Ohio.
], F. PARK, Book Keeper at D. r. Woodbury's
d. OYERDIER, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank,
II. q. MILLS, Sec'y Columbus Gas s. Coke Co
c. b. Mason, Book Keeper at j. II, Riley d
O's.
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GRANGER d ARMS rRONG,
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HHanry, a. KfAhas

TAKES pleasure in announcing to the citizens
Of Jackson and vicinity, Tint be has fitted up the
front part of the frame shop occupied by Showers
Il Cadet as a Paint Shop on Portsmouth Street,
next door to d. Lewis Blacksmith shop, as a
Gunnery;
Whereho ID prepared to manufacture AL kinds
of Guns, Pistols, &c. He will also do all kinds
OF Job Worf, with neatness and dispatch. The
very fact Of his warianlug all his work, should
be an indutcment to the public to give him at
least share Of patronage.
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MIR S. RE e d.
iS4a Has removed to her new store room on
~ cond street one door below the Bigelow
Chapel, where she has received a choice selection
Of Fall and Winter Mienry, selected from the
latest inportatons, and thinks that they are un-
surpassed as to price and quality, by any thing
in her line in the Western country. She invites
the Ladies of Portsmouth and the adjacent
towns and country, To examine her stock and
thinks they cannot fail to please the most fatid.
ious, In connection with the Mileuary depart.
ment she has made an arrangement to carry Oh
the Cloak and Mantle Manu- featuring, AVID will
be in receipt Of the latest styles and designs
monthly. She hopes 10 be remembered by heI
old customers and as many new ones as wi.b tc
favor her with patronage.
Nov. 6, 1856. If,