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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-03-11
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4 AR YOU will be dec, yed, in thearticle, but
~ II yUr wishtopu aase, call al my Shop,
"a ard ca snow you number one
e>%eA Watches, which | will sell and
M % walfGni to keep good limo for one
NV, HA year, At IdWer figures than you
Hs'sssAS2sO~ can buy in tkis market. keep
a good assortment Of
Clocks and JcweIry,
Or all kiHpls aud qualities, from best ib chin
mon. on hand al al times. Having arrange
ments with the best JeAeIefsin Cincinnati, my
assortment willbe kept trnh II uil times
REPAIRING,
Done On shoft rolsss. an york done by mo
warranted, Cr 10 charge. ~,
SAMUEL sAYLpH.
Opposite RI w. Whites Hardware Store, Broad
way street. jackson, Ohio.
November &, 1856. 3j-u
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TERMS:
One copy for one year,. 81 90, and one gift.
One copy for years, ...S3 50, and two gifts,
One copy for 8 years, ,...S5 90, AMI 3 gifts,
One copy for 5 years, -. s. 90, aud five giljs.
AND TO CLUBS.
Three copies one Year.. 50 20, and 3 gifts.
Five copies one year,. oO0, and quits:
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The articles ti be distributed are comp -
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f-1-S"T-tV1 GOOD LEA HEN l lRU N Nd \5I
I54SSS 4 IsyS Carpet Sacks, Carpets, Wall and
s4-.-lISGDWmdow Paper, and Cigars also,
a few School and Blank Books. 1iblcs, Writing
and Letter Paper which can be had by the ream
or dUr5.
We are agents for the Ohio Salt Works Salt
can be hau atthe Factory Price; including trans
portation fer Cash only.
At the commencement Of ahotlier season we
adopt this mott5 Of addressing you, and res
pecifully asking your attention. 70 oir qdycftsc-
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 articles.
But we endeavor to sell our Goods at low
profit. We know, and experience has taught,
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-
siDess 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
ronOge, and hope you will continue TIE same us
long as we deal with you as honest men.
We ask an inspection of our stock as early as
convenient Yours Respectfully,
M. STERNBERGER " 60.
Jackson, Ohio. November u. 1851.
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v, one extra to the agent) $50 Oh
81 than 81 in tbesom proportion.
bllsher, ALBERT PALMER, has been
many years as the 'Publishef Of the
md Southern Merchants and Men
! l1obrnal, (edited by.Freeman Hunt, }
confidence refers to the leading
4 in almost every town in the u
Utmost of whom the NJ. and M =.
y circulated as to the respon.
<grity with which his publish
conducted. Having secured the
hninent Jewelry Manufacturing
. y1m Newark, New Jersey, he is led
presents in similar articles, but
SIRE il can receive their presents in
Local Agents.
asters, Merchants and Business
we have ever futwarded a copy
sSual. y zSlcsks, OF
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Notice..

Thomas W. Griffin, -y.
vs.. 7 Petition Tor Partition.
Eliza Jane Simpson, ct.als.I
Eliza Jane Simpson, widow of Joseph Simpson,
deceased, and Harriet G. Simpson, Anna Simpson,
William Simpson and Joseph Simpson, infant Mi
nors of said decedcIt, will take notice that petit
lion was filed against them on the goth day of fam
uary A. d. 1853, in the Court of Common Pleas
within and for the county of jackson and State of
Ohio, by Thomas W. Griffin, and is now pending,
wherein said Thomas w. Griffin demands partition
of the following r6al estate to-wit;--The cast-half
Of tho north east quarter of section No. 5, township
No. 7, and range No. Is, situated in said county of
jackson, and State of. Ohio, aud that at tho next
term of said Count We said Thomas W. Griffin will
apply for an ordo pat partition may DO made Of
u, - THOMAS W. GRIFFIN.
RyR. 6. "a his Ht'y.
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TayIntGTS U DC IndUt III all VisCS m hNNANLE
Money current in the State where issued will
be received at par -
CLUBBING,
A discount of twenty five per cent. from the
above price will be allowed to Clubs ordering
four or more copies Of auy one or more of the
above works. Thus: four copies of Blackwood,
or of one Review, will be sent to one address for
80: four copies of the four Reviews and Black
wood for $50 and so on
POSTAGE.
Iu all the principal cities and towns, these
works will be delivered, free efpOstagc. When
sent by mail, the postage to any part of the
United States will be but tlcenty four cents a
year for "Backwood, )" aud but FOURTEEN CENTS
a year for each of the Reviews,
N b. The price in Great Britain of the five
Periodicals above named is B3l per annum.
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IT DREADFUL COUGH.

Y you to your silent grave
klerc is yet hope2 Consump-
re humors OF the blood
blM soils of thn Iungs Hpncp
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M. ST.

OIL bOODiD 10 VI
ways to be found
Room, styled "Sl
fore going into a deIe' tnyou
that we are only able to gfTeg' 'SF1II PORTION Of
the names Of the Goods ofopr present Stock other
wise it would take half dozen County papers to
give you full description. in the first place. we
Offer you Blue, Black, Brown and Drqb, French,
| English, and German Cloth, Black Steel niXed aa1
| Fancy Doe Skin Cassmerei also large stock oI
| Sattinetts, Tweeds and jeans.
! We take pleasure in announcing that We have
the best and largest selected stock Of C!dthing and
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods that has cYCi beer
offered to Jackson aud its vicinity, such as fire
Black Brown and Blue, Cloths, Dress COats
Cloth Beaver, Pilot, Cassimeres, Mohair, Bear Skin
RagIand and 0yercoats, Pants and Vests, according
ly. Call and enumcrate them yourselves. We have
the latest styles Of Gents and Boys Mohair, Plush
Fur and Cloth Caps also, Fur, silk, Cashmier an,
Wool Hats
In the next pldce We gives few cnumerations t,
the ladies' With pleasure we will inform you Of tn
clad tidnrs that we have the latest European
STYLES of Fancy Dress Goods, such NJ Black, Plaide
J and Fancy Dress Silks, French and English Mcri
noes and Paided Casbmcrcs, all wool; Plain an,
Figured De LANES, CoBurEs, Dcaize, Friia
Stripes, Lusters, Figured Vevets, solid color, WOO
De Iaine; which we will be able to sell cheaper tina
ever. We arc a bic to offer you large assortmcn
of the latest styles of Bay State; liofg and Doubl
Shawls; silk and Cloth MantllaS, Cloaks and Cape
Trimmed in the latest Fashion.
! We also have few sets of Martin and Sabl
Victorihe8 and Cuffs Of the best material and tn
1 latest styles. Cal soon if YOU want ID get
J.. peep at them,
Our Jewelry Department We always try
: keep complete, especially such as Gold and Sil
yer Watches, Gold Chains, Gold Fob Chains
Gold Pens, Gold and Silver Pencils, Gold Lock
h cts Of all sizes; Ear Rings, BFeast pills. Fingt
Rings, Necklaces and Wristletes, with whc
!, we can suit.the most fanatic if a Judge of Il
= material. We will now give you fow Of OF
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breathing, which slight
that something must be
the grave of the com
80 carclessly by permitting
by your health, and hasten
h whence no Traveller ever
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EANGY & TRIMMING


Catalogues: Capes, ParNsols, Silk. and Gimp
Bonnets and Ribbons, all widths, Cap and Trim
mings. Ribbons, Flowers Lates, Eribroiderles
White Goods, Jaconetts, Cambrcs, Book Mus
lin, Swiss and India Linen, ViCtosa. Lawns,
Shmsetts, Shirt Fronts, Barages and Tissue Mo-
hair, Head Dresses, Cravats and Ties, Linen and
Cambrick Handkerchiefs, Pongee H schieifs,
Wooen Hoods, Jackets, ScariS and Capes for
Women and Children.
Silk Velvets, Ribbons Of all varieties, More
Antiqe, Mohair and Silk of all widthsfor Trim
ming Cloth, Silk, Kid, Fur; Lyles, Worsted &
II, I'm GLOVES, for Ladies, Gents. and Chill
| lIlflliF dren's Wear We also, offer you Willow,
! QEJPlush. and Brussels Satchels, together
with wrapped Rattan, Brass and Whalebone,
Hoops and Skirts suitable for the season; again.
we offer Wooden Head Ties, Linen Floss, Cloak
| Tassils Silks Mitts, Belts, Wooen and Cotton
Hose, Whalcbone Buttons, Silk, Linen and
Cotton Thread; all Of which will tg sold to
suit the times.
Wewill now give you asketch ofdtr Domes.
tics: We have al! brands Of Prints, Scotch aud
Domestic Ginghams, Brown and BleaChed Mus
Inns, Plaid and Striped Checks, Eastern Lin
seys Tickngs, all colors of Cambrics,' Liner
and Cotton Table. Cloths, Red, White, Green &
Yel5w Fanpes, Wool Figured Table, Bureau
and Piano covers, Woolen Bed Blankets, Cot
HORSE BLAN KETS;
b.. will BE sold cheap for Cash. To be brief, W.
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NOTICE.

Feb is, iS53.-3fi
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Thomas W. Griffin, !

Feb, Is, lS5S.-tt
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-27

TaE USGRATEFUL DoG.-We are the owner
of one of the finest Newfoundland dogs In
the country He is quite well grown Tor
ten months old. lie is mostly black; Is in
telligcnt; is fine cater; has perhaps lost
some of his native activity and clouded his
sagacity by high-living; but is naturally OF
a tremendous constitution and extraordinary
powers of physical endurance; has but mod
crate love for children, and is almost wanting
in home attachment; indeed, in this respect
he is more deficient than almost any New
fuundland dog that has ever come under our
hands: is inclined to be tickle and hayward;
is stubborn and self-willed, but not extensively
so: can be persuaded to almost anything, but
when driven, is inclined to go the other way;
when he puts his foot down it is there; we
account for this apparent contradiction in his
character on the ground that he has Won
derfuI combination of selEesteem, assimila-
ton. and good nature, in connection with
mixed temperament, sangune, nervous and
overwhelmingly Emphatic: is actuated by
a high sense of honor, and will not steal, but
is singularly deficient in conscientousness; is a
great ROVER, ana VIII go iTOiH Hohie "hOA hc 40
morally certain that his condition will not be
bettered by it; wants TO see for himself; is
dogmatic and self-opinionated; ingratitude is
his worst sin; is an incorrigiblc joker; in his
perambulations out, has been taken up and
claimed by dozen different persons, but
when they got to love him well, he was the
first to leave them; has been sold time or
two-once for the very inadequate price of
s5O-but has played the same trick on his
innocent purchasers, by coming home to us
again He is now pirouetting around, and
we would advise no one to purchase him, for
he will certainly leave them-neither should
any one attempt to steal him, as he will most
unquestionably Illustrate the nefarious design.
His headquarters are with us-hs kennel is
in neat order, and the best from our table is
at his service; our children are anxious to see
him, and we will thank the gentleman who
has him in present possession to return him
10 us at the PATRIOT office, or at our resi-
nee
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DIR. KINGS D1SPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

Wf4eZS, DIR. KING formerly of New York, for
AE-~Aea the last four years of Louisville, Ken
toCky and who has devoted his attention tine treat
menI of private diseases for 30 years fatters
himself, having attended 10 a practice for many
years and cured many thousands, he is enabled to
cure all diseases of private nature, matter how
bad they may be from njudicious medical treatment,
or from neglect of their DR.. Kings Dispensary
square, second story, where he all diseases of
private nature.
GOyoRRHEA cured without nauseious medicine or in
reference with business.
STRUCTURES of old recent date, efecually cured in
few days, by operation which causes no pain.
Where Structure exists health cannot be enjoyed.
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief and under
mines the constitution much.
SYPHILIS, with all the diseases of the skin, growing
out of neglect or bad treatment, be eHectuaily
cured III a few days.
SEMINAL WEAKSESs-Particular attention having been
given TO this disease and all the consequences grow
ing out Of it, brought on in many by the de-
structve habits of mcOnsderate Youths and excess
sve indulgence of the passions neglect of which will
undermine the constitution rendering the subject unfit
for business society and causing premature old age
Females who may be laboring with any difficulty of
TIE Womb may rest assured of immediate relief.
Persons rcsidslg abroad, bye writing and stating
their case, with fee enclosed directed 10 Dr. A. King
No. % Deaderck street, Nashville, Tenn, will have
the necessary medicine sent to their address with
cesslry directions. strict secrecy observed. Office
hours from O'Clock in the morning until in the
ming. may26-ind4wly
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Ericsson,s HOi.air Engine.

We are permitted to copy the following
from a letter of citizen of this place to his
friend here:
Il have to-day been to see Capt. Ericsson's
Hot air Engine, and it is the most wonderful
engine of this age, requiring nextfto no atter-
ton after the fire is once made up, and next
TO no fuel. A handful of anthracite coal
keeps one of his small pumping engines going
for a couple of hours, forcing the water $50
feet high, up in common size hydrant pipe.
1t is an engine exceedingly well adapted for
such purposes as pumping water, making
brick or mortar, running small mills, printing
presses. or where any small stationary engine
of only ) or horse power is required. The
big long ugly steani-1oiler is done away with
here, and all danger Of explosion also; in fact,
il is an engine adapted TO do all heavy work
in private house or family, as no engineer
ing skill is required to govern it, and no dan
ger incurred in running it besides. il occu-
pies only small space, and takes so little to
feed it."
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I the late Mechanics Fair, held In the
II City of Nashville, in October. 1857, the
Judges appointed 10 examine articles in Class
43-No. II, GROVER 4 BAKERS Sewing Ma
chimes: No. l6l, SINoER's-REPORT upon
the PRINCIPAL points and merits of the two
machines Us follows:
The machines are both two-thTead machines
that IL, using two separate threads for making
the stitch; that of GROVER Il BAKER using the
thread from COMMON SPOoLS WITH TWO
NEEDLES; and that If SiSuER's using one
spool and one needle, Toe other thread work
ing from a BOBBIN ENCLOSED IN A SHUT
TIE and, in the opinion OF the committee is
b,st adapted TO FINE CLOTHING, SAD
DLERI, &c.
The GROVER & BAKER as the LEAST
COMPLICATED MACHINERY, AND, OF
COURSE, EASIER MANAGED; advantage
of USING SPOOLS WITHOUT REMIND
ING and, with the exception OF fine cloth
ing, saddiery, &c, In the opinion Of the
Committee Is BEST SUITED FOR FAMILY
USE
z1- The part Of this report referring TO
the Singer Machine u best adapted to n
Clothing was intended 10 be UNDERSTOOD
BY THE COMMITTEE as Jssf FOR MANU-
FEATURING CLOTHING By TAILOR
IN WORKSHOPS, st. THE SAME
REFERENCE To SADDLERi, sc.
NASHVILLE sEwIEG-MAcHIsE COMPANY.
NO. .. PuRIIC SQUARE,
VI Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville. Tenh., January 30 ASST
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SO wide and enviable a reputation. through

SO wide and enviable a reputation through
her great success in the Opera Houses of
Italy, the Italian Opera House in Paris, and
Her Maiesiy's and Covent Garden Theatres,
il London. This reputation has been fully
endorsed by the public approval Of New
York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington, and every city where she has
appeared before the largest and most enthu-
siastic audiences, and there is not the slightest
doubt but that the well-known taste of this
city will ratify the Judgment which has been
passed upon MADAME D'ANGRL However,
coming SO suddenly before the public, It is
expedient to claim for her at once that posi-
ton which is certain to be accorded her, after
she has been heard in this city, as one of the
first rocalists of the present day.
Mr.. ERNST PERRIxG is the Tenor of the
Troupe, and brings a most fattering reputa-
ton from Covent Garden Opera House, Lon
don, and the New York Academy of Music,
whore he has been great feature in tie
Oratorios given this winter.
SIGxoR ABELLA is the musical conductor of
tae Troupe.
The combination is an event in musical
history. The price of admission, taking into
consideration the potent attraction, has been
fixed at a moderate scale, which will give
satisfaction to all classes, as viii be seen by
the advertisement this morning. The man
ager intends to act with great impartiality
with regard to the distribution of the seats,
and will receive no orders in advance. The
diagram of the Hall will be opened this morn
ing, at nine o'clock precisely, at The Box
Office of the Theatre, where seats may be pro-
cured for one night or three. and the first that
come will be the first served; and we advise
our friends who are DESTROYS of choice seats
to be there early, as there, doubtless, will be
a great ''rush."
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HORSES AND MUIEs.-Thcse valuable ami
mails are subject to almost as many diseases
and accidents as human beings; and thousands
are lost every year, either for the want of
their owners knowing how to treat them, or
from using inferior articles. This is peculiar
ly the case in regard to such diseases as spav-
in, springhalt, poll evil and all such diseases
as arise from sprains bruises, harness gals,
&c. All these diseases are readily durable by
the use of some penetrating IMMINENT, which
is absorbed by the pores of the skin. and at
once drives of the bad humors that feed and
keep up the disease. Among all the Lini-
ments ever invented, none possess the pene-
trative and difiusive principle to such de-
gree as DR.. BRACES ARCTIC LINIMENT. Pro-
prietors of omnibus routes, livery stables and
canal lines, will find the Arctic Liniment an
invaluable remedy, peculiarly fitted for their
use.
For sale in Nashville, Tenn, by BERRY &
DEMovILLE.
An agent wanted in every town and village.
Application should he made to Bragg * Bur-
rowes, st. Louis, Mo-, and must always be ac-
companied by good reference.
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ADvICE.-As the hot season is approaching
every person should prepare for the change, and
there is no remedy SO applicable as McLean's
Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier
1t will purify the blood throughly, and at the
same time strengthen and invigorate the whole
organization. The immense quantity of it
that is sold daily, is proof enough of its great
virtues in thoroughly removing all impure
matter from the blood. We say to all, try it!
1t is delicious to take. See the advertisement
IN another column. may25-2w
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Thalberg and VieuStenps' Grand
Com bination Concerts

Combination Concerts.
1t is with great pleasure Indeed we welcome
two of the most eminent of living artists,
SIGrsMuND THALBERG and HENRY VIEuxrEars,
whose performances have been long the won
der and delight of all the capitals of Europe
for the last fifteen years. Their grand con-
certs will be given in this city on Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday, May 3lst, June LIST,
and End. This announcement viii, u course,
attract large and brilliant audiences. The
name of THAIpERG is well established in the
old and new world. AS performer on the
piano be excels all men living. Such Is the
swiftness Of his movement and the marvellous
delicacy Of his touch, II often seems to those
who are not watching his motions, that there
are two performers instead of one. This is
said to be produced by the constant use OF
the thumb, which serves him like an additional
hand. Difficult and painful as We should
imagine this to be, Thalberg never misses
note.
VEUxrENPs.-Great violinists there are aud
have been; each great for some good quality
or some great gin; but Yieuxtemps has all
the good Qualities, possesses all the great
ones, together with the profoundest science
and the most finished style. Vieuxtemps has
reached the climax of fame in Europe, and
il beyond all rivalry. No living violinist
would dream OF attempting 20 vie with him.
MADAnE D'ANGRn perhaps the only Euro
pean vocalist who has yet to add the verdict
OF the New World upon her reputation, to
that of the OH, and whose name has obtained
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GommerfiaI.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE

NASHVILLE, Nay q, 1855
The river is now lower than it has been this
season. and is still rcceding. s4
Business of ali kinds has been dull since
our last weekly summary, and is not likely to
revive again till the fall season opens.
The money market continues stringent. We
have no alteration to note in the price of ex-
change. The notes of the Banks of Claiborne.
Tazewell, Trenton and Jefferson have suffer-
ed further depreciation; and are now selling
at doc discount. The notes of the Exchange
Bank are still unsuitable.
5 COTTON-There is very little demand
for Cotton, and the sales are light. We quote
extremes at s}(9l03cts p b.
TOBACCO-The receipts of Tobacco are
now very limited. Sales the past two days at
A HAMLroS's of 19 hhds at IS, 25, so
90, 5 05. so, 60, 5 IS, 5 55, 5 so, 5 80,
6 05, 90, q IS, s O5, 8 Is, 8 80, 8 90.
BACON-The demand for Bacon has fallen
off considerably, whilst there is also less pres
sing on the market. Prices are inclining
downward, though we still quote shoulders at
&c; hams &c, and clear sides Sc p b.
LARD-s4993.
Market dull and sales light
Stocks getting low.
FLOUR-Steady at our quotations and in
good supply. Tszfcarl
WHEAT-In demand at 5000 p bushel
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NOTICE TO CITY SUBSCRIBERS.

Wishing to confne our business as near as
possible to the CASH SYSTEM, we have deter
mined hereafter to collect our subscriptions,
within the city, QUARTERLY. To carry this
determination into effect, we have placed our
whole city list in the hands of Mr.. JOHN JACK
SON, long connected with our Office as
Clerk, who will make the collections, and also
attend to the delivery of the Papers, and see
that subscribers are served punctually. We
hope this arrangement will be satisfactory to
all parties Those who may desire tosave them
selves the necessity of making four payments
during the year, can, if they prefer it, pay in
advance for the whole year.
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Special Notice to Subscribers in other
States.

During the three years the present proprie-
tors have published the PATRIOT, they have
sent their paper to a great many persons out
side of the State. They find the collection OF
such subscriptions to be exceedingly difficult
from the smallness of the accounts or the mat
tention of such subscribers. They have de-
tcrmined to keep no subscription accounts
with persons beyond the State; all such must
he maid hereafter in advance; and the paper
will be discontinued at the expiration OF th'
time paid for. They will strike from the list
the names of all who are in arrears after this
issue. This ruIe is uniform aud peremptory'