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For Sale.-House ON part of Lot 35 in Jack
son. Must be moved off between lst and 10th
June. Apply to ISAAC BROWN.
Druggists, Apothecaries, Physicians, and all
others interested, should remember that the
Drug Store of Enos Reed, Portsmouth, is the
place to get goods.
Painters, Builders, Retail Dealers, Farmers,
and all the people who desire pure articles,
should go to Kicker & Jones, at their Drug Store
in Portsmouth.
j. F. Towel, Portsmouth, Ohio, offers to the
Merchants and Furnacemen of Jackson county
a superior stock of Dry Goods and Notions, on
terms the most favorable.
The card of Enos Reed has been in the STAND
ARD for several years. We would again call at
tention to it, as he keeps a very fine Drug Store
in Portsmouth.
Those using paints, oils, window glass, and
any or all like articles, usually found in Drug
Stores, should remember the establishment of
Kicker & Jones, Portsmouth, Ohio.
Wanted, $4,000 lbs. of wool, for which we will
pay the highest market price in cash.
STE PcE,T1, e. Coz
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ENOR SALE.
ST FURNACE
AND
Saw Mill Machinery.

The Furnace Machinery consists of engine,
boilers, blowing cylinders, blast pipes, etc.
Saw Mill Machinery includes engine and
boiler, (suitable for pumping or hoisting pur-
PosesD also gearing for upright and circular
saws,
Further particulars can be had, by applying
to MesSrs. McClintick, & Smith, Chiilicothe, or
to ROBERT THOMPSON,
Manager Zaleskt Co.,
May 1-Sw Ialeski, Ohio.
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The levy for the current year is mills
on the dollar for county expense, railroad
bonds mill on the dollar, building fund
! mill on the dollar, and fer poor fund
sufficient to raige $4,000.
Considerable other business, as t9 roads
&C., transacted, and the Gommissioners
then adjourned without day.
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John A IS. Sheppard ia Order of Sale.
Albert Farmer and Wife.
The State Of Ohio Jackson County, S.:
Court of Common Pleas.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of
an order of sale issued out of said Court the
50th day of April a. d. lS73 and to me directed
as Sheriff and Special Master Commissioner in
said cause, will offer for sale at the door of the
Court House, in Jackson, in said county, on
Saturday, June 21st, A. D. 1878,
at one o'clock P. NJ. of said day, the following
described real estate situated in the county Of
Jackson, and State of Ohio, to-wit:
Lot Number Sixteen Q6(, in the town of Ellis
at four hundred dollars $500.
TERMS OF SALE-CaSh on day of sale.
To be sold as the property of Albert Farmer
and wife, to satisfy a judgment and decree in
favor of John A. Sheppard.
Given under my hand this 10Th day of May
y. D. 1873. r. w. HUBBARD,
Sheriff and Special Master Commissioner.
May %, IS73-5w
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Town Lots at monthly and yearly pay
ments at reasonable prices.
March 6-tf B. KAHN
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VI. Thou shalt not kill thyself by buying
goods on credit.
VII. Thou shalt not commit wrong towards
thy wife by buying for her common article
somewhere else, when thou canst get q better
one of US at the same price.
out of thine own pocket, by paying high prices
in other houses, when thou canst buy of us for
great deal less.
TX. Thou shalt not bear false witness against
us, thy neighbor and friend, but confess the
truth, that our store Is the cheapest.
X. Thou shalt not cOYet us for selling Dry
Goods, Clothing, Hats, Boots and shoes, Fancy
Articles and Notions. Queensware and Glass
ware Groceries and a thousand other things
low; for the farmer saves money, and the mer-
chant will make enough by quick sales and
small profits
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tone ever made. The CONCERTO STOP is the
best ever placed in any Organ. 1t Is produced
by third set of reeds peculiarly voiced, the
EFFECT of which is MOST CHARMING and
SOUL-STIRRING, while its imitation of the
HUMAN VOICE is SUPERB. Terms liberal
Illustrated Catalogues Mailed for one stamp. A
liberal discount to Ministers, Churches, Sunday
Schools, Lodges, etc. AGENTS WANTED.
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Wanted, $4,000 lbs. of wool, for which we will
pay the highest market price in cash.
STERNRERGER & Son.
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L. We are the only merchants who have al
other firm.
II. Thou shalt not have the slightest doubt
about the good qualities of our goods and the
low prices of the same; for we buy of first
hands, and pay the cash for all we bny.
III. Thou shalt not take and read this adver-
t1sement in vain, for if thou wishest to have
bargains call on US first and thou wilt be more
pleased than ever.
~. Remember thy greenbacks and hard
stuff, and keep it for us to thine own benefit !;
for six days in every week thou workest hard
for 1t, thou, thy wife,; and thy children, thy
horse, thy mule and thy OK; therefore we say
unto thee, keep 1t for us, come to us, buy of
us, and thou wilt save by doing SO.
". Honor thy father and mother, brother and
sister, and all thy friends, by sending them to
us to purchase all they need, that:they may live
long on little money for plenty of goods.
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The Republican voters of Jackson
county are requested to meet at the usual
place of holding elections in their several
townships on
Friday, June q, 1878, at Q o'clock P. M.
to choose delegates to the county nomi-
mating convention. The basis of repre-
sentation will be one delegate for each
25 votes cast for H. S. Bundy for mem
Der of Congress at the last October eIec-
tion, and one delegate for each fraction
of votes and over so cast. This will
give the several townships the following
number of delegates:
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Commissioners Proceedings.

The County Commissioners in regular
session last week allowed the following
bills:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

L. NJ. GREEN q son,
Proprietors. Woodbury.. n. j
, 1873-01-20
THE CITY IN BRIEF,

A 1nooting of Tho Medical Society will DO held
thia evening at tho usual place.
Another effort will DO made this evening hy
the Base Ball Association to elect officers for the
ensuing year.
The eale Of Tickets for the second Star Lecture
Courae, undoubtedly the best ever organized in
tho WeHt, hogins this morning.
The WeBt Division police commenced to patrol
on the twelyo-hour Byatem yeaterdny. The on
tiro force Of tho city will DO furnished with tie
now regulation club and belt to-day.
Tho alley in tho roar Of Kuhna European uo.
tel il kept in such dtaagrooable condition BY
the kitchon help OF that establishment, that
there Is talk among tho no!ghbors of having tho
proprietor OF tho house Indicted for creating
and maintaining nuisance.
Tho Coroner hold an inquest yesterday, at the
Union Stock Yards on tho remains of an old
l.,an named John Mnhar, who Haa instantly
killed. by boing crushed hotweon freight car
aud part used for transferring disabled liogs to
tho alaughter-houHo. Tho verdict WAS acci-
dontal death.
Tho now framo building, No. 4s5 Wentworth
ayonuo, Owned by Daniel buettner, aud ut pres
ent unocoupled, was damaged by iiro to tho
cxtent OF about $500 at Aalf-paBt q o'clock ycs-
tordny afternoon. Tho tlRmoa originated from
IN ovorlicated stoye, which was used for drying
plaatering. The building Is insured for S760 IN
the Alenaan1a Of Cleveland,
The En9llah Qpers Troupe elng In Mllnaukee
, 1873-01-20
T5l0ryAIdson's First Patron.

The "Jason" scolned destined howeyor, to be
but barron succoss; 1t brought no patronage,
Of this statue 60 highly praised. fhoryaldaon
had reached the end OF Ills means, and the Acud-
omys bounty had already boen continued to tho
farthcat possible limit. To remain loneor In
1tomo waa impossible After having deforred
his departure from week to week and from tIay
to day, he was forced at last to mako up ls
mind that he must loare Italy, whilo Ills
heart Btll yoarncd for tho fa1no soeming 30 near,
yet over elnding, bis grasp. Tho poor artist had
pacaed his trnnksi they were piled upon the
Tottura, which atood waiting at The door. plas-
ter casts, furniture, everything had been sold,
when, at tho last moment, hs follow-traveior,
tho sculptor Hagenltnn, came to announce that.
III consequence Of some trouble about thoir paus.
ports, they would ba obliged to walt till tho noxt
day: This trltllng incident changed the fortunes
Of Thorvaldaon. A few hours aftorward. tic
rioh English banker, Thomas Hope, coming into
his Atttier was struck by tho majestic proDor-
tlons 9f the "Jason, aud asked tho artist how
much It would cost to put 1t into marble. "Hix
hundred soqnns," replied tho agitatod sculptor,
catching eagerly at = ray Of hopo. "Iliat Is
not enough you must hayo eight hundred,'
Life now assumed for Thorvallscn now as-
paot. Ho remained In nomo no longer pen
slonor Of the Academy, but IN independent ar-
tist, living byhia labor. From that day fortune
who crossed bin threshold with the English
banker, mayer abandoned him.-Ffon, Me Lifs
OF ThorpdEdse'. bu Eugene PIon.
, 1873-01-20

chhrdcter Of tho ocoasion Ind something to do
WIN 1t, but 1t must DO oonfosaod shnt wldn Ger-
mans .1la onco BOT to oncoring nothing can stop
Milo. Rosotti las very % pewerfl aud qnlte lsxi.
nao voaoe, put 1t is cold aud unnympasAotio. Hor.
preeotico, howeyor, md her spirited matinor Of
slnBfns, Will mako hor . fayoriso, oBpooally In
n,,,,, tno uerman aollool Of vocalism. Tho third
VINO played tho SIN dieson poiligon 1lallc,,,"
from tie AEagio Flute" For onco, Niozart'e
magnificent bass aria Ind juatico dono to 1t by
being performed In tuno and although tho
mont, Slr. Braun played with clonr1lcBs and
melloW11ess Of tono which did much to cloar
up tllo rough reputation Of the instrument: Tho
sors Ss1l SS9 syGpg g gir fo9Nea n G Ke
dnetor, duct md, considering tho necessarily abort
tme given for rohesrsal tho singing was worry
croditable. Theaixtl number was Foat overture,
composed by Mr.. Hoffman for the occasion,
y. which Waa woll played, and received an encore,
respects . worry meri.orioua composition. The
opening is perhaps little too aombfe in color
aor festival overture, but tho finale Ia brilliant
aa nna VOL VOL worked Up, and s6Es that tito wrtor
third-act tenor aria from "Tho' Prophet" and,
His voice, although light, eaai1y fl1od tho hall,
mint to Mr. schultzo that llo novor mood forco
IT.: Mr' NJ Jamoh schnadg sang oipsy song, which
coneort rooms. He has a worry ploaaant and
moderately powerful baea voice., and shows
good study in Its singing. Milo. Rosotti madshor
second appearance in Arditi's Swiss variations,
q moro succession Of trilla and roulados. which
sho accomplished yory successfully. The or
chestra then appealed to tho hoels Of tho audi-
eneo, with strauss' fascinating "Now Vionna"
Tnls5, allie lsosottf, Miss Worlragen, and Mossrs
scllultze and Kellnar Gang q "Maftha" quar-
tette, and the chorus closes tho nights oi,tor-
tninncnt and tho Turner dedication with Fest
Lied. And then there MAS sonnd Of revolry by
nighe N the beer and vino rooms. mud Gomuet-
, 1873-01-20

Tonight, and stop In Chicago Tomorrow night
and "Wednesday afternoon to give two "Star"
concerts for tho managers OF the Star Lecture
Course. Aa an Instance Of tha haate will. which
these concerts fsye boon gotten np It s,1 ,mny DO DO
Saturday made arrangements and receive i thoir
programmes by telegraph from Milwaukee, for
day.
It ig now atated TINT MesBra. Nlrnaon h CO..
VI will open tho Bherman House carly In April:
paciilc, delayed by tho intonso eoycrity OF the,
winter, Ia such as to give positive assurance
that It will bo opened to guests in April, and In
of tho asn 20 rocoaYo 19n.eta ie n a aoVaRG
Ia absolutely established md guaranteed by the
army OF carpenters, painters, and marble aottera
now pushing on tho work.
, 1873-01-20
So 1uailfoua aro thu T7fret Annre,n1o,

So 1nsidious aro the First Approaches
Of consumption that Thousands remhu unconscious OF
Its presence until has brought them to tho verge Of
the grave. An Immediate resort to Dr. Jaynes Expao-
toran, upon tho frat appearance Of cough rain or
soreness Of tho Throat or chest, would worry GENERALLY
preclude @ fatal result Or tn ease The symptons indi
to subduo tho violence Of tie diseaso and thus ato
ay assist In prolonging tho ifo Of the patient Use
tho Expncto1nnt, therefore, when you take cold and
by 90 doing prevent tho necessity for it's use IN more
dangerous complaints. Sold oYerywlere,
, 1873-01-20

aff I'm 11nr Frnr .1M1 NJ
cent tic Pronos1tInn or tSc f,"rts,sss Mn
pnny-Uhurlcs Iii.ci.cock aud si,incy smt.I,
| Retained to Fight tho Legal Battle.
| A regular mootinR Of tho Truateca of rrvaa
Park WAS he1d al +ho vi,1ooo H.1I ~, o.t...s.s.
| .tt.~nao., M" ~ r.n-H.s AAt ~ easufoay
oAuoo'. AAo AoAo"inK Town plats were ap-
proved: 1hompson'a Subdivision Of the south
acros OF tho 8. e. Il Of tho N. e. i Of tho N,
| ". II of Eaotfon TX u, 40 N "a - -
~ 'sou ", ~, - 90, Nv ~ II, T. Aoeu1-
| ulVlBloh OF BLOCK IL OF Dro1ol & Smiths Sub
| division OF The N. X of TIM N w II md 4,,o
! 70 - ,,4ha ~ 1<.os.10 ~, " ano Iuo
"" ~ u LILO W. ~ OF Tile b. W. u or Hectiou IL.
| T. o8, N. r. II, e.
Tha c1nino NJ n r o,n1r,.,
'4 =. @' - uooot'cu 1oT TeDate On
taxes aud or i. bhwyer for roturn Of special tax
for Intlfnna aynnr,e eidoYva1lr ,rore ,ro.or4a 49,
-..., 0-" VIVA" pA"noAkeu @no
1e1ei1ed'
Communications Tero received from. Jan,ea1 +
H.t,. II T: AAo..A o"n.oo -
tt Nop.e nMo 9nnius alnlvoy 1avoring tho WIDEN
ns nens u 1nty-HIbt stfees TO i00 foot; from tho
AZ ~ .nseauunt VI Eu1lio "ofks on the condi-
tton o. He"eIa ana ontlota; thoeo OF Oak Htrcet
anI aii ~ % ce'ng IN gooa oraer and open and
L.; ai.tia - s WI q. aco lloIa H. u. Lewis
- 1S'd1on ~ n;1 20 oponne oxty-socond streets from
T...aan n9y , ~ as;asun 10 an ola warrant; from
~. noyagT ~ lotasion 10 unpaid balance on Oh-
TMnsu @ tn9.nton noau, and IRON Nelnon d
t,unson t,.a 70 nave warrant ohanged to another
hu, Mn.o ~ presented ana referred to tho
oonmltteea.
, 1873-01-20

Will bo Closed To-day,
Our store will be closed to-day, u consequence Of
tue funeral Of Mrs. Chauncy r. Boweu richards,
Shaw Winslow.
, 1873-01-20
THE CONCERT,

81, 'o'ooiA''on VI 'ne A1eetnoon eVsaently
dlu not dampon the Turner spirit Of tho Cor
mans, for they turned and turned and cano
again In the evening to the grand concert. which
,,a;t A. 1,o.s 49, w.. = na4eeal uelauet"cn"
Ao14' an noue ooiofo tno time Tor the concert
to commence the crowds began to pour in, mon,
women, aud children, aud by o'clock not only
was every acat Allied, but every inch of at,ndnr.
roo,n ,,ss noo,nIos m1a 49,. ..s.o '.1ee y. osauuus
too"s ~, Voc oeouploa, .no staso was occupied by
Ino otcnoaira ana tne singers OF the various
tn ata 6oq1S1.ea OF ing Guy, IN al two OF throe
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1t is not wise to put off until the heats of
summer have commenced the invigorating
process which would have secured The sYs-
tenn. in advance, against this untowa ard in
fiuence. By toning the stomach, liver and
bowels in the spring months with uostet-
ter's Stomach Bitters, and continuing to
take this harmless but powerful vegetable
invigorant during the summer, it is quite
certain that even persons who are naturally
delicate and deficient in vital force may
escape the fits of indigestion, headache,
nausea. biliousness, nervous debility and
mental oppression which, in tue absence of
such preparation, often PROSTATE and ago
nize the more robust. pure stimulant,
medicated with the juices of the finest tonic,
anti-bilious and aperient roots and herbs, as
an invaluable boon to the weak and ailing
and this DEMONSTRATING boon in the form
of Hostetter's Bitters, is fortunately within
the reach of all.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST,".

John Smith has been poetized.
Paris is vocal with street beggars.
Glass can be woven into soft cloth.
Strauss IS said to be writing an opera
Philadelphia has a Centennial Sorosis.
Japan letter-carriers run sixty miles a
day.
-Four wives have eloped from Mormon
saint.
Chimney sweeps are sooted with their
trade.
The weakest-minded are the most pas.
sionate. a
Out of so deep-sea telegraph lines only
five pay.
The ''bustle" in the dry goods market
has subsidized.
The Rochester Union has feminine
foreman.
Turkey is gobbling up all her opposi-
ton newspapers.
Victor Emmanuel is early to bed and
early to rise.
Chicago wants landowners to hedge,
and not fence. ~#
An Omaha husband of sixteen has
S275, 900 to see life on.
yanauschek's versatile tongue can wag
in five languages
Hoffman and Belmont are sightseeing
/ together in Rome.
Many are on their death-beds before
they think rightly of life,
No man ever got literary renown
through the study of syntax.
Strangely enough, Taylorville, KY,
hasn't single tailor.
New York is getting high on the ele-
waited railway question.
Snobby New York families have inau-
gurated pages in livery.
Theirs thinks NJ. Grevy may succeed
/ him when the time comes.
Reserved seats at revivals in Colorado
command premium price.
Beecher secured s12, 900 from the ros.
trums of the teeming West.
A man has bought 5000 horses in
1 Oregon for the Eastern market.
Sixty-five charters for unbuilt railways
agitate the Virginia editors.
Adelina PATHS voice is still too fresh
for her to come to America.
Some wholesale merchants in Boston
spread lunch for their hands.
The Oregon printers are contributing
spiritedly to the Greeley fund.
An Iowan finds that if you sow tire,
peanuts you will reap gallon.
j. G.. Russell, the baritone, is winning
a high name in San Francisco.
Fond du Lac shows that she isn't font
of milk by watering the article.
Why not introduce coal oil among tn
Modocs and exterminate them -.
White alpaca dresses trimmed Will
black velvet will be much worn.
There is no lie about the recently dis
covered soft-soap mine in Iowa.
serofzOar, jewelers. sshoaId iRtroduc,
lava from Capt Jack 5 lava beds
Tho New Y ork Legislature has passed
an actitosp feserve speekedtront.
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No imposition Is more TO be condemned
than that OF "short weight So common
is this, that hardly an article OF commerce
Is offered to the public which has tie tut
weight represented. Such Is not the case
with DooLEY's YEAST POWDER. now uni
versally used in this country. Each pA6k-
age contains with ScTupulous eXactness the
fun quantity or weight lateled upon it, and
will produce better ana greater results than
any other Baking Powder in market. Try
it and satisfy yourselves OF the truth of our
assertion. For sale by Grocers.
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The SUNDAY school Picnic.

In consideration of the determination of
the Sabbath Schools to have the grand joint
picnic excursion, we observe that our
friends, Robinson & Stevens, have brought
on a new line OF suitable goods with view
to that event, consisting in part of Ladies'
and Misses Summer Sundowns, and other
fashionable Hats In great variety. together
with a charming lot of real French artificial
flowers. For any article for the excursion
we would advise our friends to call on
ROBINSON & STEVENS.
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Constitutional s'endencTes.-The
way in which different individuals are at
fected by the same causes OF disease depends
upon constitution and temperament. Some
persons, for instance are prone to fevers,
some to bilious attacks, and others to ner-
vous affections. In all eases where a Pc
culiar susceptibility to any variety of dis
ease exists, the touing, regulating and puri-
flying operation OF
Tarrant's EtIcryescent Setter Aperient
Will be fouSd the surest safeguard against
an attack. individuals of a bilious and con-
stpated habit, or subject to dyspepsia, or
whose nerves are easily excited, should fire.
quently resort to this refreshing saline cor
receive, especially in warm weather 1t is
no less potent rs a preventive than as a
remedy. Sold by all druggists
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We beg to give notice that on tomorrow
we shall open a beautiful line of the new
est shades and fabrics in dress goods, in
Guiding an especial invoice Of Black Grena-
dimes, to which we call the attention OF
purchasers. We solicit visit and an ex-
animation. a-*Ess
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
AuDiroR's OFF1CE, JACKsoS.

counts of the State of Mississippi, do hereby
certify that the New York Life Insurance
Company, located at New York, State of New
York, has complied with the act entitled IAN
act to regulate agencies of foreign Insurance
Companies" approved May Is, 1871, and the
acts amendatery thereto and in yirture of the
power vested In me by said law, 4 hereby au-
said Company at jackson in the Sotnfy of
Kinds, to transact business Of Insurance in
this State until the first day. Of March, 1874.
Given under my hand and seal of office, at
......... ......... the city of Jackson, this
oREAL SEAL: 9th day of April, A. D. 1873
OF STATE HMUSGROYE,
...-... '.-.'... Auditor Of Public Accounts
ma1-3t
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Are not spicier than the aroma which the
fragrant SOZODNT jmparts To the breath.
Nor is the heart of the ivory nut winter
than the teeth that are cleaned daily with
that matchless tiuid.
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AuDIToE' ] 6Frfcr. IS s.1I 's 81

l. Henry Musgrove, Auditor of Public Ac-
counts of the State of Mississippi, do hereby
certify that the Liverpool and London and
Globe Insurance Companyof Liverpool, Eng
land. United States Branch located at Now
| York, State of New York, has complied with
the act entitled an act 10 regulate agencies
May IS, 1871, and the acts amendatory there
to, and in yirtHegOf the power vested in my BY
said law, | hereby authorize BARROWS s.
SMYTHE Agents for said Company at Jack
son, in the county of Kinds, to transact BUSH
ness of Insurance in this State until the first
day of March, 1874, III -a--,..-tfY
Given under my hand and seal of Office, at
..........-....... the city of Jackson, this
| :GREAT SEAL: oath day of April, I'D. 1873
OF STATE. Fl. MUSGROVE,
'''''-.''...'''''' auditor Public Accounts
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The ladies of our city are notified and
urged to 90 aud examine the immense Ene
of ready -made suits, in Linen Lawns, Bat
iste. Pefeales, Tasso Cloth, &c, that have
lust been received at s4@H sts*A
ROBINSON IS STEVENS.
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To the members of the Legislature and
others visiting Jackson, in W ant of almost
any class of goods, we beg 20 tender a cor
dial invitation to visit our establishment,
where it will give US pleasure to receive
them and no trouble to show goods. AZ
ROBINSON & STEVENS,