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SPECIAL NNT.LCEa

warning BY tMss ~
last rlpenlng for eternityP ~
pain Ia the side, the rasing'of b.d
sweats, or that difficult breathing, wiifcHsfiebt
iy whisper In your ear that something must be-
cone to save you from the grave of the com;
sumPtives Why act so carelessly by permitting
that disease to destroy your health, and has ten
you to the tomb fFom whence no Traveller ever
yet yeturned9
SILENCE THAT DREADFUL COUGH,
or death must carry you to your silent grave
Why delay while there is yet hupe7 C6nsimp
tion is caused by impure hdmors oil the blood
being deposited in the cells of the lungs. Hence,
the lungs are like spring ofwater, when rolled
up by the dirt or mud. if clear water const antly
flowed through the springs, impurities or mnd
will he conveyed away by the pure water. Just
no with the blood when kept in pure or cleat
state; as it constantly flows through the lnngsr
= carries away all corrupt matter, and periec,
health will be the results From tso to four
Pills taken every night or every other night,
or enoug to keep the bowels regular, will in a
reasonable time cure consumption. The reason
these Pills are used more than all othcrs is be
cause they are made Of purifying vegetables,
and cleanse tbs body from all corrupt matter,
snc drive out diseases Of every description quick.
Unfvf lnssfhllder way than any other Pills,
lnaial Root Pills are sold by all dealers
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R. III. NJ, NM

Respectfully offers to the public well tested
and highly efeetual preparation for extermina.
ting RATS, MICE, Rbaches and other yer-
min, infesting the House, Stable, Fields, &c.
He promises those who may be annoyed by
these destructive Vermin that after using this
preparation for few days they will experience
a complete riddance of these annoyances.-
This preparation has been in use in Germany,
France and the United States about 5 years
and it is pronounced by all who have given it
a fair trial, the best remedy to exterminate
these pests. A liberal discount to wholesale
dealers.
Price 25 cts per box. Terms cash Full d;.
rections accompany each box
]. R. DAY, Agent
Jackstnj @. II. Ohio, Aug. 90, 81. 22-tf
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NeanAEAA-A%AJ W lndow Paper, and Cigars; aiso
few School and Blank Books, Bibles, Writing
and Letter Paper which can be had by the ream
orquile.
Weare agents for the Ohio Salt Wofks. Salt
can be had the Factory Price, including trans
portation for Cash only.
AT the commencement of another season we
adopt this motto of addressing you, and res
pecliully asking your attention TO our advertise.
ment Every days experience convinces us
more fully of the advantages of the buyers, of
doing business on uniform principle. Our
stock includes no bats, or Goods to be sold at
Cost, involving the necessity of large profits on
other articIesi
But We endeator to sell our Goods at low
profit. We know, and experience has taught,
q large circle of our customers, that we sell our
Goods cheaper than those that propose to sell at
Cost. Past experience of fifteen years in bu-
siness has taught us that this is The honest way
to do business
We are thankful to the generosity Of the pub
lie OF Jackson and vicinity, for your past pat.
ronage, and hope you will continue tie same as
long as we deal with you as honest men,
We ask an inspection Of our stock as Bafly DIS
convenient, Yours Respectfully,
M. STERNBERGER e. co.
jackson, Ohio, November IL, 1857.
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IKE ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
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Devoted to Literature, Art, and
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they will not hesitate to draw from the FOREIGN
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EANGY a TRIMMINGi

Catalogue: Capes, Parasols, SILK and CHM
Bonnets and Ribbons, all widths, Cap and Trim.
!hings Ribbons, Flowers Laces, Embroidyries
White Goods Jaconetts, Cambrics, Book Mnq'
lin, Swiss and India Linen, Victoria. Lawns.
Shimisetts, Shirt Fronts, Barages and Tissue Mo
hair, Head Dresses, Cravats and Ties, Linen and
Cambrick Handkerchiefs, Pongee H'dk'. .cbieffs,
WooIen Hoods. Jackets, SCarfs and Canes for
Women and Children. ~
Silk Velvets, Ribbons of all Varieties. Mbire
Antiqe, Mohar and Silk of all widths for Trim.
ming Cloth, Silk, Kid, Fur; Lyles, WoFsted 4
an sJ0 GLOVES for Ladies', Gents aid chill.
NTNlIf dren's Wear. We also, offer yoa Willow
lYEy Plush. ind Brussels Satchels, together
with wrapped Rattan, Brass and Whalebone.
Hoops aud Skirts suitable for the season, again
we offer Wooler Head Ties, Linen Floss, Cloak
TasSils. Silks Mitts, Belts, Wooden and Cotton
Hose, Whalebone Buttons, Silk, Linen and
Cotton Thyeadj all of which Will be sold to
6uit the times.
We will now give you asketch orour Domes.
tics We have al! brands OF Prints Scotch and
Domestic Ginghams, Brown and Bleached Mus
Inns, Plaid and Striped Checks, Eastern Lin.
seys, Tickngs, all colors Of Canbrlcs, Linen
and Cotton Table Cloths, Red. White, Green &
Yellow FlanneIs, Wool Figured Table, Bureau,
and Piano covers, Woolen Bed Blankets, Cot q
II 0 RSE BLAN KETS;
will be sold cheap for Cash. To be brief. we
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Notice is hereby given that the subscriber
has been appointed and qualified as admins,
traitor on the estate of Nelson Harrison, late Of
} Jackson county, decd.
Dated this 5th day of January, A. D. | So.
ISAAC HARRISON.
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Jan 7, lS5S.-3W
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS,
OAK HILLI JACKSON Cos, o.
0FFICE-At OAK HILL, where they may
be found at all times when not absent on pro-
fessioual business, When absent, all messages
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ly attended to. -
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private prfs, consideration. ~. or to
THIRD: In Politics, the Ai. "a. ~
organ of no party or clique, but %ta% % w.
endeavsr to be the exponent cfsyhat its co1duc.
tors believe to be the American idea, 1t will.
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element which transcends. all persons and par
ties, and which alone makes the basis of truo
and lasting national prosperity. 1t VIII not
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body Of men which is in favor of Freedom, Ma.
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William II. Prescott. Mrs. H Beecher Stows
Ralph Waldo Emerson. Mrs. Caskell, Author Of
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Henry W. Longfellow, Mrs L. Maria Child.
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Nathaniel Hawthorne, Mary Langdon ,Au,ho.
John G. Whittier of Ida Nav. CASTE 40
Oliver W. Homes, Miss. Rose Terry.
James R. Lowell, Wilkie Collins Author
j. Lothrop Motley, OF the Dead Secret, DC
George Wm Curtis, G. Rufini. Antbor oi
Herman Melville, doctor Antonio % 30
Prof, e. G. FELTON,. Shirley Brooks 2ptbor
Prof. F, j. Child of ASPEN Cour Gc
&. P. Whipple, E. NJ. Witty. Author
Author Of "Wensly,' = af Political Portraits &c
Thomas W. Parsons, Jones Hannav Antbor
- l. IoWofldge. Au- of Singleton Fontenoy
thor of ofNeighbor Jack. O.. W. PbilIeo, Author
"ooa' Gc' iof"Twice Married"
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country. ON or before the first day of the mou til
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AMERICAN INDEPENDENCD!
M. STERNBERGg

DEN leave TO present the fellt,., ~ -
ofGOODS to the notice Of the public, which a.s b.,
ways to be found in Onr New and Splendid Store
Room, styled "STERNBERGER'S BLOCK Be.
i2re gong into detail we beg leave to inform you
that we are only able TO give you snail portion al
the names Of the Goods Of our present Stock, other
wise it would take half dozen CoHnty paper, 70
give youa full description. In the first place, we
offer you Blue, Black, Brown and Drab French
English, and German Cloth, Black Steel mixed and
Fancy Doe Skin Cassimefe; also d large stock Of
Sattinett', Tweeds and Jeans.
We take pleasure in announcing that we have
the best and largest selected stock Of Clothing and
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods that has ever been
offered to jackson and its vicinity, such as Gne
Black, Brown and Blue, Cloths, Dress Coats,
Cloth, Beaver. Pilot, Cassimeres, Mohar Bear skin
hagland and Overcoats, Pants and Vests, according!
~ Call and enumerate them yourselves. We have
the latest styles Of Gents and Bows Mohair. plusb
r, Fur and Cloth Caps; also, Fur Silk, Cashmier and
In the next place, we give few enumeratiops 10
inc ladies'; with pleasure we will inform You of the
glad udings that we have the latest European
oyIes oi Fancy Dress Goods, such as Black, Pladed
and Fancy Dress Silks, French and English ueri
noes and Plaided Cashmeres, all wool; Plain and
Figured De LANES, Coburgs, Delaize. FrilIian
stripes, Lustefs Figured Veyets solid color. wool
de Laine; which We will be able to sell cheaper than
ever. We are bic to offer you large assortment
Of the latest styles of Bay State, Long and Double
Shawls silk and Cloth Nantillas, Cloaks and Canes
Trimmed in the latest Fashion.
We also have few sets of Martin and Sable
Victorines and Cuffs of the best material and The
latest STYLES. Call soon if you want to get
peep at them.
Our Jewelry Department we always try to
Keep comp Iete, especially such as Gold and Sil.
yer Watches, Gold Chains, Gold Fob Chains.
Gold Pens, Gold and Silver Pencils Gold Lock.
,ts of all sizes; Ear Rings. Breast pins, Finger
Rings, Necklaces and Wrstletes, with which |
we can suit the most fanatic if Judge of tbe
Material We will nnru rirn ,,nnn e. Sf ~. |
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ROAD NOTICE,

There will be petition presented to the Comniis-
sioners OF jackson County, at their session in
March praying for County road commencing at
the west end Of Adam Shears larc in section tRir
ty-three, at the road leading from Grahamsyille to
William Crabtrees MILL thence south west course
near to Jacob Players house thence along the line
to William Alexander's house; thence west along
said line, dividing the lands of James Crabtree and
WIN. Alexander; thence along said line the nearest
best way to the Richmond and Jackson Furnace
road; thence south along said road to the south
east corner of Isaac Kcllcr's land; thence west A.
long the line to the north east corner of Madison
Crabtree's land; thence south west near to Madison
Urabtrees house; thence west the nearest and best
way to the south east corner Of Samuel Crabtfees
iand thence west on the line dividing the lands of
henis Keller and Samuel Crabtrce's land; thence
10 the PGrtmouth road near to Zonis Kellcrs bars,
east of his house; thence along the Portsmouth
road to the bridge; thence on she line dividing the
lands of Zonis Keller and Elizabeth Weich? then
on said line west dividing tho lands of Peter Kel-
er and Josep Nipp to the Pike County line.
January 81, lS5S.-%5w
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ProhAta

Jofin Stevenson, Aag
son decd, and @. W.
Code. Decd, have iiIsa
vouchers in full for final 81
be for hearing on tli5 6ih
D. 1858; and 7. R. Maf
Williams, Adm'rs Of the q,
llams, deed have filed thei
ort for hearing on the sam
Jan. II, lsSs.--if
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v On the Oath inst. by J. A. SELL. Eser.. Mr..
JAMES HEATH d Miss HANNAH BROWN,
both of Jackson county. III
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hen the various passages become closged
90 not act in perfect harmony with the diff
nj functions OF The body, the blood loses its
Ion, becomes thick, corrupted and diseased;
is causing all pains, sickness and distress Of
Sry namei our strength Is exhaustcd-our
% We are deprived Of, and if nature is not
sIed IN throwing Oft the stagnant humors
blood will become chOked and cease to act
ms our light life will be forever blown
How important then that we should keen
A'ieuspassages Of the body free and open.
hoxJpeasant to us that we have It In our
"T to put medicine In your rearh namely, |
erse'stlndian Root Pills, manufactured fro m
ants and roots which grow around the noun
ens cliffs in Natures garden, for the health and
eeovery OF diseased man. One of the roots
ON which these Pills are made are Sudorifc
alch opens the pores of the skin, and assists
azure ~ throwing out the fine paris OF the
orruPtion within. The Cd is plant which is an
1peetorant, that opens and uncogs the humors
from iron the ipngsby copious splitting. The 30 is a
Duretic, which gives ease and double strength
70 the Kidneys thus encouraged, they draw
afRe amounts Of impurlty from the blood
-ctb is then thrown out bouniful!y by the
#'~2S or water passage, and which could not
discharged In any other way. The
~ fahaftic, and accompanies the 9th.
Aat'F Of the Pills while engaged in pu-
u Perspocdj the cOarser particles of impu.
my b6ggot pass by the other outlets are
sRat-tat. .,ai conveyed off In great quaint. 1
- q lns1ai Sit shows that DR.. Morse's t
h'y enter the stomich, but be. +
lthe blood for they fnd way to t
omPletely route outand cleanse I
llimpurity, and the life Of the \
ne blood becomes perfectly !;
ly all sickness and pain is y
1em, for they cannot remain 4
mes so pure and clear. ii
pie ore 50 distressed when La
flHy die, Is because they do not
lch will not pass to the afflicted
will open the natural passages for
teut; hence, a large quantity Of :
5r matter 10 lodged, and the stomach
are literally overaowing with the
thus undergoing dsagreeabe fer
tantly mixed with the blood, which
hted matter through every vein
ateEy, until life is taken from tho body by
SO. DR.. Morses PILLS have added to them.
" es victory upon victory, by restoring millions
the sick tobpoming health and happiness. Yes.
Thousands who have been racked or tormented with
sickness, pain and anguish, and whose feeble frames
have been scorched by the burning elements of ra-
ging fever, and who have been brought as it were.
within astep Of the silent grave, now stand ready
to testfy"t they would have been numbered
with the dead, had II not been for this great and
wonderful medicine, MOrse's Pills. After one or
two doses had been taken, they were astonishod
and absolutely surprised in Witnessing their charm
ing efects. Not only do tA zz..ii3mediate ease
and strength and take aw az=pain and
suguish but they at % -
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laf2 as occasi on may re.
the competency of an
ar subject, than on any
~, ~ this way they hope
welcome wherever
Mp or read.
amoua sieud to in
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1000 IDater 8c(pDnung

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6is fctatnes 6rantbeitln utrtriiL ndmltb; &bcu:
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5tGSttu unp Cities, NO firtths rtrtauft wurot fcs
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ten uno bic Ganaoa's pettauft.
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0rpBe Bargains !!

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ten BON IdmarSsm unp farti9em Dreb~
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unb ariine 8abcr, Gelin9s, uuo otele anrer'
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Gin 1lener Stobr.
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9}ort unp Y9itapelpbia sewatlt. Dian Tam lid
parauf prrlaBrn, unb auf pirsn Sbatteliane triin'
iden mir Die aufuetfiamfet bes Yublifums 81
rihten, roB unisr Stpd bic srpbte uno mfI tald'
pnatrllle 8erIGieberbrit In Der Stabt In lih fabt
rnb nt6ts pab auf ben Sdrlpes fin Gin DuBenS
ctrr span3is Sabren serubt bat, finoct man tttr
lcnpcrn I'm @eeentbqil q ues frtld Gus ben te'
hsn City SduIer. tlnIere @rcibtn ltne 9eid, unr
ouf tes ssrnsR sR,letenben Yrrft talirt; bic gSabr'
belt tcIcr aus1ase fJnnrn ailr an esltsn erflbren
bic tc inns eorRrcaen. geir fra8en blps elmer
QrIpruh, une prrfArrn ecllfcmmrne SattefIr'
ticn. Infer ungcbeurer Strd trfrbt aus
Gtbipar3er umb farbigcr SctSc,
unb Manteln
Seine 9rr6zgSoarrm jcrcr 2lrt
g1icScre uuS NHcSium @rciG Outer.
S6arlt, Mantitlas, !Sanrl4uBe,
Grapattrn, ScorIt, Glcafs,
Sl.uIPltI SAtE1HbSt'T ~ j. ~
IuSgclpS9lte 0iitrr fir @'arHfIentr,
Srducr= SS aarcn,
Ron alien 8entnnun9en.
SriI1 2rinwano, 2einwnnt~0titcr,
unb ole antcre g5rsisqta Die In eiasr Saua9altUne
actrauGt weroen-tur; 9lllcs mas 9emiiaIht wtre
vcn tem rr6ten StIIicEiIten SCtpr bis gun
wrbtieilacn 6ttmgcmadten berab.
llnIrr Gsrd ron Sluf<SurntItirgs s8aarcn
ais GGrpcts, pcn alien Gs7ts, SuaIitdten uni
prebeR, Ssltid'rr, etc, fnret man pelfa6 uni
vcq, etmf6 unIer Stpd 0tccertrn, G4ina', Olaf
Gusns, uno GrpdrrYs gGaarcn.
sa- Qlnortprpbuttr mrrren i'm Qnstauih fiji
9Gaarm onsenCmmsn, wCfar Ger RfaIte Wiartt
prriB erleutt wiro.
IS IN unfere GbF8t GeIAaite auI litvaGe uni
ilrfng etrtape& Nrin;ipicn 3u tetreiten, mo per
traucn taB oaS Yutlitum inns cine litrrale &unp'
idaft sutcmirer tassn ntrD. gSir i4rutn unt
nidt ,u tcmGrtsn, trB unfers lan9idtrt8e @rFa9
rm9 in brm GjclhdIt uns in trn Stanp lese!
miro, rinen Stpd @utcr su galtsn, Der bic tffrnt
liGe aufmrrfiamfeit nsrptent. SerBeFt ben Or
ntGt-eE- 9io. 8, geril SamiltOn Staes.
9ip. 9 lit brr 9HiaB - Sprstct brt nni
' rrr
., Sicimcs mle Gutb.
SEPTEMBER 90. 1qs'