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JACKSON STANDARD,

but ail ,khe Republican votes cast by the
Republican party, in the various forms in
which ti!s question was presented, were
fairly resdIyabIe into thi3-that, whereas
we are satisfied, from the frequent tests
that have been applied, that a majority Of
the peogs ofK4nSss are in favor Of FREQ
coastitt.tfsn, therefore, whenever Kansas
APPLIES fosiedmission into the Union with
a constitution expressing the vii Of the
people, we are in favor of admitting her.
The Presidehtthinks itall right to pun
ish Kansas for her obstinacy in not being
willing to come into the Union with .
slave constitution aud d less population,
by compelling her to stay out until she
grows older and larger, and gets more
7ense, but ho very adrotly modiaes ths
principle that excludes Kansas, so as to
admit Oregon, With her Democratic Rep
reseutatige and meag1e population.
In his attempts at justiying the course
pursued by the President and his party,
he attributes all the troubles ia that Gerri-
tory to the Topeka movement when he
knows, and all the world knows, that that
was not the cause but the consequence of
fraud and usurpation TIE disclosures
made by committee sent out by the
House of Repres natives, to investigate
the subject, place the question beyond all
honest controversy, that what the Presi-
dent would call the legally constituted au-
thorities Of Kansas, was nothing more mol
less than body Of men forced upon the
people by armed ruliians from Missouri,
sworn bands of whom were organized in
Missouri, for that avowed purpose, long
before any eastern emigrants could have
time to arrive in the Territory, or did ar
rive through the aid of any Society, aftel
the passage ofthe Kansas-Nebraska act.
The President is anxious that Cubs
should be acquired by some means or 9th
er, but the precise manner does not clear
ly appear. He finds numerous grounds
Of complaint against Spain, but we sup
pose they are not considered just cause o
war, inasmuch as they have been stand
ing for series of years, during whicl
time one controversy at least, that we
deemed just cause of war, has been set
tied. But at all events, the Preslden
wants money to show to Spain Whathe
he really means to say to her-"take CasI
or I will give you Steel" it is hard to de
cipher.
The boast of the Democratic party ha
all along been, that their measures hav
all been adopted and adhered to; hence
is necessary for the President to say tina
no administration of Government and n
Legislation could have prevented har
times. Yet he seems to think that mod
iication of the Tariff might help tb
Treasury a little just now. An empt
Treasury, it seems, will bring even
Democratic President to his senses.
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The Residents Message,

That part of the Presidents message
relating to Kansas, will be as familiar to
the reader as household words, being lit
lie else than reiteration of the numerous
stump speeches we have had from Demo-
cratic canvassers--all one-slded argu-
ment IN attempted justification of the Le-
compton policy. The President intimates
that he has the Republican party on a
pin-hook. He says "the principle bas
been recognized in some form or other by
an almost unanimous vote of both houses
of Congress, that Territory has right
to come into the Union either as a free or
a slave State, accordingt to the will of ma
ioritv of its people" That is, that the
Republican members in Congress have,
| by their votes, recognized the principle,
that Congress has no choice whatever in
this matter, that the clause in the consti-
tuition, "New States may be admitted by
the Congress into this Union," they con-
strue, New States shall be admitted" "
&c. Now, this is decidedly unfair and
untrue. If it be true, as again asserted
Iby the President, that practically it could
make no difference, 50 far as Kansas is
concerned, whether she come into the
Union as a slave State and then change
her constitution, OF stay out until sh'
frames a free one, we say II this be true
: then it standssto reason, that the Repubil
|, can representatives, in voting against he
' admission under the Leconpton consttu
ton, did SO that they might not comm
). = themselves the principle attributed t
# them by the esident, Had the ques
;. ton been in dBabt, whether the people {
- y favor of a free or slav
RE might have been httl
q the Presidents assertion
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Snacial Term Of Court.

The special term of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas was adjourned on Saturday,
the criminal docket having been disposed
Of. Several cases were continued. The
following are the cases tried during the
term:
State of Ohio vs. Alexander Crabtree.-
Three counts in the indictment:-Murder
in the first and second degree, and Man
slaughter. This case we reported las
week, except the sentence, which was
passed on Saturday, and was impri5on-
ment in the peniteutiary for ten years be-
ing the highest penalty in this Slate for
that oifense. The remarks of Judge
Nash, in sentencing the convict, were
telling. In his allusion to the punish
ment that a guilty conscience must neces-
sarily inAict upon him through life, who
should be guilty of 50 atrocious crime
the Judge was eloquent
State Of Ohio VS.. Addison Keenan,
Murder in the second degree. Verdict,
"guilty." Counsel for the State, Rob
erts, Hoffman Il Mackley and Hastings;
for the Defense, DUNCAN and Keith
In this case, the counsel for the defendant
relied on the insanity of the prisoner
This case was tried at the last term of
Court, but the jury failed to agree. At
both these trials, and also at the prelimi-
nary examination before the magistrate,
the conduct of the defendant was much
like that of crazy person; but from the
evidence in the case, it was clear that his
insanity was feigned; and for the murder OF
Benjamin Wilson, this wretched man was
on Saturday, sentenced to spend the rem
nant of his days in the penitertiary.
State of Ohio, VS.. Charles Love and
others.--Riot. Two counts in the indct-
ment. Verdict, guilty" Counsel fol
the State, Roberts and Mackley-for the
Defense, DUNCAN and Keith. The SEN
tence in this case was deferred for tht
purpose of considering a question as tc
the suficiency Of the indictment .Th'
trial Of cases in which the Grand Jur.
find indictments for ofenses of 50 high
grade, as in some of the cases tried Thu
> term, must necessarily be attended viii
: heavy expense to the county But II tn
/ community will tolerate the cause OF s
0 much crime, they must necessarily bea
Il the consequences.
II We have heardit said that this specia
a term of Court was an unnecessary ex
Q pense. How this is wescannot say; br
/. this much we know--that unless NOR
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NO ncnNsumPYrYEs.

Thea4yertiser having been restored to health
in few weeks by very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years With sseyere LuSc
AFFECTION; and tina, dreadful diseases Consuup-
,ion---ia anxious. to make known to his fellow
suiF.Egry the means Of cure Of al! who de-
sire 1.-THE will send copy Of the rrescriPtion
assd lgagE og cBaeE), with directions for
preparing aud using the same, which they viii
find a sure cure for Cosw&grIog, AsTHIA.
BnoSonrrs, Sc. The only Object Of The ad7sr.
tiser IN sondiag tie prescription is to bsnef! .sa
afflicted and he hopes e5cry safcvr will try
his rsm.dy, % it viii cot taeu nothing, aud
nay proge b.essing. Parlie1 wishing iHa pre-.
gcfiplion Jiil pe2se address
RIE. EDVA8D A. WILSON,
.Wiiamsburg.i, Long Island
saps. 30, is59--5ug
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BREAD THE TESTIMONY. E1l
FIN. CHALFANT says:

MoRGANrowN, Va, Sept. %, 1853
Ship NE Immediately - dozen German Bit
ters, and assure you no medicine that | sell
gives such general satisfact ion, the demand for
It being beyond all precedent. Ii affords me
pleasure to sell medicine SO satisfactory 10 all.
Our physicians no longer scout at it, but are
compelled to acknowledge its intrinsic value,
and the greater part Of them have had magma
nmity Of soul sufficient to lay aside their pre-
judices and prescribe it in their practice.
AK for HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS,
prepared by DR.. c. NJ. jackson, AIS. Arch st
Philadelphia, Pa, and are sold by druggists
and sto,ekeepers in every town and village in
the Uui,ed States, COuadas, West Indas and
South America, at Is cents per bottls.
December 9, '5S--2w
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sale OF MeaI Estate by order of Court.

ON the 9th day of December A. D. 1858, at
o'clock P NJ. Of said day at the door of the Court
House in the Town Of Jackson in Jacksen Coun.
ty Ohio. will be sold to the highest bidder as
the property Of Sarah Hatfield deceased the fol.
lowing real estate situated in Jackson County
Ohio, and bounded and described as follows,
to.wit: A part of Out Lot Number 10, in the
South hail Of the Town of Jackson, and also
part situated in Lot Number 81, in Township
40. I, Range No. IS Of the Scioto Salt Reserve
Beginning South 90 deg, East Is polls and 90
links from the South West corner Of In.Lot No.
/, in Ferrees addition to the Town of jackson,
thence South l6 deg, East chains and 81 links
thence East chains and 80 links. Thence n Orth
l6 deg. West chains and 81 links. West 6,
chains and 80 links to the place Of beginning
containing in all four acres and thirty poles more
OF less. Appraised at $500.
TERMs OF SALE.-One third cash in hand, one
third in Que year, and the residue in two years
from the day Of Sale, with interest on the defer
red payments, to be secured by note with good
and approved personal security, and deed TO be
made to purchaser on confirmation Of Sale.
PETER pICkREL, Admir-. Of
SARAH HATFIELD, decd.
J.W. L0NGBON, Atty. for Pet'r.
Nov 25, 1861 5-U
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Foa FEMALES 1t s lafnOntabe fact that
so Ia.ge number Of Females are afflicted with
Irregularities, either prolass OF. suppressedi
which rapidly and suerly undermine tieit
health, shorten their lives, aud oft times render
them unfit for those duties in life for which an
all wise Creator has formed them. This state OF
things need not exist when DR. WHEATlNe q
FEMALE REGuLATlNG Pills are so sure to
bring relief They are composed of materials,
harmless to the most delicate constitution, but
efficient in the highest degree in eradcating that
ira in Of diseases incident to the sex, originating
from Irregularities, They are no NOstrum, but
claim for themselves virtues resulting from the
use of the most valued remedies prescribed by
the highest medical authority, Ancient or Mod
ern. Many Females give way TO dependency,
imagining themselves in a confirmed declne.-
To such we would confidently recommend these
Pills, bolievi & IT there is power IN ANY
remedy lo oefIectaFermaneut cure, that blessing
wil>ehsue from their use. They are manufac-
tur d by J. .E, BowsH. cor. I'd L Race streets
Philadelphia. None genuine without mis- witt;
ten signdturUVpon each box, Price | 20. =
July ~, l55o-ly.
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The Ladies' The Ladies! The La
dies

tbs a we'll established fact, than fully one
half Of the female portion OF our population, are
seldom in the enjoyment Of good health, or to
use their own expression never feel we'll
They are anguid, devoid of all energy, extreme
Iy nervous, and have no appetite. To this class
of inval De, the iIoohand's Bitters are especially
recommended, Their peculiar tonic and in
vigorating properties render them invaluable in
snph
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ETThe Express still persists in ac
w ! Dayir Mackl9y Of writing the arti-
CT reference to Spurious tickets" al
though the last article was written after
his labors in that capacity had ended
We do not deny having written4y every arti-
clos in refsronce to that subject, and ae do
not wish Mr.. Macl.!ey accused Of any
thing Of which he is nc. guilty. Ton re
opine he will have enough to au3ger for
of which he is gui!ty-for vho has not!
As We have given Mr. Aiackley The priv
ilege Of our columns, he viii probably
speal; for himself next week.
The Express. however, tries to 5quirn
out Ct the charge referred to, by denying
that aoy tickets headed "iail tickets" bad
been printed in that Office. That will be
understood by all who are acquainted with
the facts, to be mere subterluge, and
entirely irrelevant to the truth Of the main
charge, We might have been mistaken
as to the wording of the heading Of the
tickets, but the prominent features in the
charge are substantially true, as we can
prove. Come, friend Spence, own up, OF
we may be under the disagreeablo neces.
sity Of fpublishing Sone "qGdGrys." You
must acknowledge we were not the ag-
gressor this time, but only acting in self
defense, the charge being FIRST made
against us.
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Nav ADYERTlGEMENTS
Mastsr commissioners Sale,

William P. Siley s. wife]
VS. : Order OF sale from
samucl Hard & wifo Jackson Com. Pleas
Pursuant TO an order Of sale issued from the
Court of Common Pleas of Jackson County Ohio
and to me directed as Master Commissioner Of
said Court. ! shall on
Monday the 17th day Of Jan A, D. 1853
at One OCloek P ". Of said day at tie door Of
the court house in the town Of Jackson in said
county, offer at public sale the following lands
and ten-ments tO.wi!:
Lot No. 2 in the first addition and part Of
Lot No. ! in the second addtiOd Of the town o.
Winchester known as the part North o. the sa id
Lot Eo,2. And also in-Lot No. II in tie saij
town of Winchester in Jackson County Ohio.
ordered to be sold as the property OF samue
Hard at the suit Of William 2. Silley and vie.
Lot No. 2appraised at S25j. Part Of Lot No
/, appraised at $40 In.Lo. No. II. appraised
at 500.
Terms-Cash in haDd at the time Of sale.
II. S. Bandy atty. J. W. Longbou Mastel
Dec. l6, l,58-jw( Conmi IS ioper.
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DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S
CELEBR ATED
GERMAN B9TTBRS,
WILL RFRGCTuALLY CURB


LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUN.
DICE, CHEoyI0 OF Nervous DEBILITY, Dis
yAsEs OF THE kidneys, AND ALL DtaEAsLs
ARISING FROM a pisoRDERgD LIVER OR SToM-
ACH.
snch as Costipation Iuwarl Piles, FuIne5s or
Blood 10 the Head, Acflity Of the stomach,
Nausea. Heartburn, Disgust for Food, Fulness
or Weight on the Stomach, Sour ErnctatlOns,
sinking or Fluttering at the Pit Of the Stom-
seh. Swimming Of the lleai, Hurried and Dit
Ecul. Breathing, Futlering at tue Heart, Choak.
ing or Sunocating Sensations when in a leing
posture, Dinnes5 Of Vision, DOS or Webs be.
fore the Sight, Eegera nd Dull pain in the Head,
Deficiency Of Perspiration, Yellownes5 of the
skin aud Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back, Chest,
Limbs, &C., Sudden Fluohes Of Heat, Burning
ia the Flesh, Constan! Imagaings Of Evil and
gaeat Depression Of Spirits.
The p1oprietorJ, in calling the attention Of
public 10 this preparation do so with feeling
! Of the utmost confidence in its virtues aud adj
gDtion to the diseases Of which il IS recommends
| ed.
It no new and untried article, but one that
has stood the test Of ten years trial before the
! American people, aud its reputation and sale
| are unrvallcd by any similar preparation ex-
| tant The testimony il It's favor gwen by prom
inent and well known Physicians and indi.
yidualg ia all parts Of the country is immense.
and a careful pefsnal Of the Almanac, pab!ish
ed annually by the proprietor aud to be had
traits OF any 6f ais Agents cinnot but satisfy
The mos. skcpucal that this remedy is really
Deserving the grea. celebrity il has obtained.
| SOLD By
DIR. o. e. MILLER,
jackson G. H., Ohio.
! SPENCER s. CHERRINGTON, Bei!in, Ohio
DR.. c. r. ALLEN, Pikelon, Ohio.
Sept. 1858. ly.
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Attachment Notice,

Thomas G.. Eaughtersl
Executor Of the estateF pororo1 Soil 7 or
of Enos Jennings ded) Wasbinat'r Tayy9,biD
against Iool,s"n Canri,, 0bio
Patrick Harm, Patrick O"'N''-
Hogan,& Jehiel Fraaeel
On the Goth day Of Nov. 4. D. 1853,
Said Justice issued an Order Of Attachment in the
above action for the sum Of Forty dollars and Thr
ty-One cents.
HIS. BUNDY, Btt'y. for Plaintiff.
Jackson, Dee. 9th, lS5S-3w.
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JACKSON. q. III. OHIO,
THURSDAY, December 18th, 1853

EFWe are requested to announce that
Mr.. Davis Mackley will deliver an address
on the subject of Temperance, at the
Presbyterian Church, on next Monday
evening.
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From Hs Editor 0Gihs Sunday Mercury.
OFFICE "SuNDAY MERCURY"

IHlLA'i MWCHb oui Oo'
DEAR SR:-A few weeks since was suffering
under a severe cold, which, like the oil "Tyler
Grip" took complete possession of my system,
racking ne with pains in the joints, headache,
sore thoat, aud feeling Of general languor and
debility, almost unbearable. COnsoling myself
with the reflection that it was only common
cold, and would soon pass off, took no remedy
for it; but il rapidly became worse, and was
compelled to make some effort to cheek it's pro
gress. therefore bought botlle of your Bla
snmlc Cordial, and am happy to say that its
effects were almost magical; in three days
time tho grip" was looeuei and by the end Of
the week was completely cured. I should now
unheslatingIy recommend your Cordial to all
similarly afflicted, Yours truly,
GEO. W. JONES.
Prepared only by Dr. G. M.Jackson, HeAlS
Arch Street, Philadelphia, and for sale by drug
giss aud storekeeper, throughout the United
States and Canada. Price Is cents per bpttle.
December 9, '59--4w
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time is allotted to this county IN the future
for holding Court than has been in the
past, the trial Of those cases at regular
term, would have occupied the time Of
the Court to the exclusion Of nearly all
other business.
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gg- The 9Th Term fthe jackson Uaion
School closed Dec. 18th, 1853. The fol-
lowing is synopsis of the Superintenl-
ants Quarterly Report:
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MARRIED.

On the 9th inst, ~ W. D. Higgins ESQ., Mr.
JAMES A. HENSON and Miss ELIZABETH
VERNON; all of Jackson Couaty, OAio.
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RFWe print the Presidents message
this week entire, consequently our read
ers must excuse the dearth of other mat
fer
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them
aWef IN pursuing the
IB az

hit Herewith thse Ae reports made nj m.d
eby the Secret'4 ~ ,5Sl, SSf War, OF tn
Of the Interior jap3d9 Of the Pos
br General They each contain
BILE information and important rec
Nations, to which | Invite the at
on of Congress. ~
my last annual message ! took oc
N to Recommend The immediate
Iruction of ten small steamers, o.
draught, for the purpose Of incres'
Q Efficiency of the navy. Con
responded to the recommends
athorizing the construction oi
nom. The, progress which has
ade in executing this authority is
n the report Of the Secretary Of
w. ] concur with him in the
n that a greater number of this
IF vessels is necessary, for the pur-
of protecting in more efficient
her the persons and property Of Am
aa citizens on the high seas, and to
ign countries, as well as in guarding
effectually our own coasts. ac-
Ggly recommend the pass of an act
npnrpose.
wgestions contained in the re-
Secretary of the Interior, es-
i N regard to the disposition
domain, the pension and
system, the policy toward
ia!is and the amendment Of our
laws, are worthy the consideration
ngress.
Th6 Post Office Department occupies
Saition very different from that Of the
depaotmeRts. For many years it
been the policy of the Government
render this q self-sustaining depart
qpk and if this cannot now be ac-
BmPlished, in the present condition
fthe country we ought to make as near
approach to it as may be practica
Postmaster General is placed in a
Embarrassing position by the ex-
laws. He is obliged to carry these
effect. He has mo alternative. He
IA Is however, that this cannot be done
n tRout heavy demands upon the treas
,uly over and above what he received for
postage; and these have been progress.
lively increasing from year to year until
they. accounted for the last fiscal year, on
,9QM Se, 1858, to more than four mil
and a half of dollars; whilst it is
Ast for the present fiscal year
= ~ 100000. These
he other
S govern
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From these figures, it will be seen that neaF--
~ one fourth Of the total deaths in the country !.
are caused bp consumption. to say nothing OF
the numerous other diseases springing from a :.
"slight cold"
Do not trihe with your health; but ifsufforing
frcm cough, or cold on the lungs, buy bot
tie Of HOOFLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL
and you may safely count on a cure. Thou
sands have done SO, and have certified to its
sondercus effects.
Coughs sometimes proceed from a disordered
or dyspeptic state Of the stomach, in which case
the German Bitlers should be used. In cases
of weakness, or general debility of the system,
esulrng from prolracted cough, the German
Bitters will be found Of great benefit. -
Prepared only by DR.. Z. NJ. jackson, 4lA
Arch Street, Philadelphia, and for sale BY Drpg
gist, and St0rekeepsrs throughout thertmted
States and Canada. Price Is cents per bOk
tic.
SOLDBY
DR.. o. c. MILLER,
jackson C. II. Chic
SPENCER s. CHERRlNGT0N, Berlin, Ohio.
DIRE, r, ALLEN, PiEetouTao.
sept9, 1858 ly
Master commissioners SaR
c. A. NJ. Damarin L Co..
VS.. Order Of sale frj
Bartlmeus French Jackson Com. PIsa
and vile.
Pursuant to an order of sale, issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas OF jackson County,
Ohio, and to me directed. as Master Comms-
sioner OF said Court. shall on
Monday, December 20 A D., 1868.
a,t one o'clock ,. NJ. Of said day, at the door
Of the Court House, in the town of Jackson, in
said County, offer at public sale the following
lands and tenements, to-wit: "In-lot No. six
teen, (l6,) in the town OF Jackson. in Jackson
County, Ohio" Ordered to be sold as the prop
erty Of Bariimeus French at the suit Of g. A.
NJ. Damarin d Co. App. aised at $3.50.
Terms-Cash in hand at The time Of sale.
Hoffman & Mackloy, At'ysl J'W. LoNsBON.
Nov l9, lSJ3-5w. : Mast'r Co unis'ry
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lIIring it to be transported in
oaches or carriages cfany particu-
Inscription. Under the present
gm the expense to the government
ercatly increased, by requiring that
n shall be carriedin such vehicles jas
accommodate passengers. This
Nbe done without pay from the de-
naent, over all roads where the travel
femulerate the contractor. =
Recommendations deserve the
siierationofCohgre
pll your attention of Pacific
md reflection have but
M me in the truth and
servations' which | made
my las. t.annual mess
leave respectfully to
PSpaSsd that it would be
- IS v.ssgovernment to ex-
Vyics own Sdiate agents
fallroawolld increase the patron
q Executive to a. dangerous ex-
SrtOce-a system Of jobbing
15ff9pti@n, which no vigilance on
the part Of federal officials could either
prevent or detect: This can only be
one by the keen eye and active and
areful supervision Of individual or pri-
Eate interest. The construction of this
road ought, therefore, to be committed
to companies incorporated by the States
brother agencies whose pecuniary inter
Asts would be directly involved
Congress might then assist them in tn
FORK by grants ofland |or ofmoncy orboth
tnder such conditions and restrictions a
puat secure thetgansportatiou of troop
u munitions of war free from an
~ that of the United State
~ reasonable price,