The Jackson standard. [volume]

ocr: 1 . JACKSON HARDWARE II. W. WHITE, I t .- V1--.. . I L ' rs, and ihe pnlillc generally, that he con liaues at bta OEI STA M on Broadway oi- nosita "Arii-r can Horn-," wbew h- lislwav on ban!, fHs r,',' vsr! .j i nt II ir. -vsie. I i.ti-"-,.sHiltr.'. V uo-l-.r.v ir, House rww- iugs Shoemakers Findings, Cirpeuters Pool of every kind, Musical I Bat ra me a s.Toys.Pah- I r.y notions, of ererj style and finish: Also, nails : Glasq, SnHh, Locks, Plsnes. Saws, Chisels, A 11. j pert, Bruce Si. bum Are'. Hatchet, Drawlnir krnves. (lufi, .Squares, Hainm-'rs, Trace an I I Lop ehaln, Spades, hovl, pitch snd ni inurn porks, Sythes anil Snalli", cradiei, Plows, cul tivators and rnhiratOT Teeth ; also. Violins, I I .utt.ir, Flnts. Fife. Dm-os, Tamborins, Ac- corclans, ngteCJ Clocks, and Mirrors. GUNNERIES! He also keeps constantly on hand a very fins article of POWDER, and Presca, CformaS j. L- v Pircnsitn Capssna OraM'Ladi Powder IIorn, Flasks, Shot and Gnrne llajs, Pistois, Hunter's Knives, Bowie Kniv s, in tact every thing that is neces sary for man to nfwtsCt Idmslf airalust man or animal of th mot fefociius character. In short, we have, and intend heaping always on hand, everi thing that is usually kept in s Hard ware Store, which we buy dirc Iv from the .Yhn'J lactones, which Will enibl him to sella" cheap ss can be bought iu any town or city in the State. Jnst drop in anc take a look at his Stock. GUNSMITHING BUSINESS


ocr: Ht0cdlancau0. JACKS 0 mStm. diyiuy I'enrl Hmi nenr the llnptit t huri R HARMING respectfully returns thanks for past patronage, and the citizens of and the public to call and ine his Mock of and Stationery, In; has lately 1 1 :V .. V' A ly adding to his former BtOek, Where can be found a large assortment CLASSICAL SCHOOL Ancient and Modern. History; RELIGIOUS BOOKS. Of the b-st s'aiidard Authors; Family pocket llililes, Testaments, Hymn Books, ail and niltrCEJLLAlKEOUM WOKKS. Blank Books, MrmoraniiCm no. Fahcv Fool's Cap Parrs, or VHI bkst ucalii r, Famcv AND PLAIN Kntklopkb, Black, Blcp. amu Reo Ink, Slates I'kmcils, Papfr Hasoisos, PieruRP.s, Stc . AH orders promptly attended to. R. April 20, '54. 4-tf New Boot and Shoe Store. Opposite Ihe lAli;im House, JACKSON, OHIO. Know all 'l. ii by these Presents I've moved my shop from Isbam's To Martin's across theBtreet ; Where I do mean to carry on, Aud do my work complete. Both Boots and Shoes, I mean to keep, I'll try to make them well ; Morocco, Kid und other kinds, I'll always have to sell. I am ni t rich, my neighbors know. To live then, work I must ; Beside, my cash it is but low, Aud it hardly suits to trust. Some promiBe fair to pay next week, I think, some times in fun ; That's a promise I do not like, As next week, will never come. I've many customers that are good, Aud that I've often said; For when I go or send a bill, The cash is always paid. To them I give my humble thanks, I'll work for them again ; A a I if the cash is not at hand, Of them I'll not complain. So I'll stop my pen and say no more, But work for prices fair, Aud live in hopes among the rest, That 1 will get my share. JOHN NELSON. '54. 3

place_of_publication: Jackson C.H., Ohio

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publisher: Laird & Matthews


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ocr: FRESH BEAT FOR TOWN MD I'OIMRY. II HK subscriber begs leave to inform the , citizens of Jackson and vicinity, that he naa commenced the buainesa of butchering and will, on hi regu lar market morning, Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays, have EMS9Br.. " at hi meat simp, on the public square, all kinds of FKEM1 IIDIT, with which he he will supply hi friends and customer at very 1 overt cash prices Good be':f cattle will be bought at cash prices, also mutton sheep Ac. Those having good stock for sale will con fer a great favor by inlgrming Wm. H. JOHNSON. Sept II, '51. 35-


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ocr: j kM itlcDirims, AYERS PILLS, A aw and ttawvJatiy sotcesafal rsaasdy for the case of all Mbiai Musaii Ootttveesaa, last- gaauos. Jaundice. Dropsy, Bkesietiaas. Fevers, Oowt, Hasara,Nirviiiieiii. IniubUitr, Intaaaaaa tiosa He-drke. Psin. in tbt Breaat, Side. Back, asd Linih., KcnMCia.pUiBia.fte . As IsAasA, taty law art tbt tie in ia trtuct a l'urgative Medi atte ia sot start or tats raqameVaaa asst atab tat and ri Bering ssigkt be sttvtatsd. if a ksrtv ktaa but eneetaal Catkartia wars mora bwaiy seed No ptraoe taa fatl wall wfaiie a coalite habit of Ootit. Hi K H asd Ijre vary few asaiwaarati i(la fatal I alias si. wkieh micht bare barn avoided by the timelv and rodickm aaa of a good purgative. Thia ia aUka Wat at OedaW Ftrariak eyaaptaesa, ead BUkma a maassaaata. itwyaa tana so tieisss ee produce the deep aeatsd and tosallakls das wkieh ktad the hearses ail over the laaA rehable famil; phyaic U of the f rat Importance to the public health, and thia Pill haa been perfected wita consummate saui m meet mat uemanu. as sattasiii trial of its virtues by Pkysieiaaa, Pre ass tors, and Patieata, has ahowa iwsetts aasfaastag aa; thing hitherto known of any medicine. Curst ksve kesa aaWtsd aevssad beOet ware thaw aotab tan dated by persona of each eaalted position and oharactar at to forbid tk atupiclon of ulfalV Asatsiw kt Bxaat statasat rwttwnxvi rh. hawa ttttifltif ia favor of theas Pills, are may mratioa : Da. A. A. Havks, AnwrytiralChemtat, of Boiton, and State Aaatyet sf Maaaaehaaatls, whose high profeaaional character ia endorsed by ths Hob. Edwasd Etbbbtt, Senator of the V. 8. KoBiBTC.Wis-rKBor.Ex-SptaktTof theHouat Of RsprsssnUtirea. Abbott LawatHca, Minister Plea, to England, t John B.PmraTBica,Cath. Biahop of Boston. Alao, Da. J. R. Chiltok, Practical t'htmiat, tf New York City, endorsed by How. W L. MaaeT, Seerstaty of Stats. 'Wat. B. AtTOB, tbe richest man in America. 8. Lbuind A Co., Propr'a of the Metropolitan Hotel, and others. Bid i pare permit, wa could give many hundred certificates, from all parts where tht Pills havs been nscd, but evidence even more convincing than tbt experience of emhaent public men U found ia their effects upon trial. These Pilla, the result of long investigation and Study, art offered to tht public as the beat and most complete which tbe present state of medical science can afford. They art compounded not of the drug! themselves, but of the medicinal virtual only of Vegetable remedies, extracted by chemical process ia a state of parity, and combined together In inch a manner aa to insure the best renal U. This ayitem of compoaition for medicines haa been fonnd in the Cherry Pectoral and Pills both, to produce a sates efficient remedy than had hitherto been ob tained by aay process. The reason ia perfectly ob vious. While by the old mode of composition, re try medicine is burdened with more or lets of arri monioua and injurious qualities, by thia etch indi vidual virtue only that ia desired for the curativs effect it present All the inert and obnoxious qual ities of each auostance emoloyed are left behind. If. curative virtue only Ming retained. Hence telf-evident the effect! thould provt as they nave proved more nurely remedial, and the Pilla a lurer, more powerful antidote to disease than any other medicine knew to the world. At it ft frequently expedient that my medians should be taken under the counsel of an attending Physician, and as he could not properly judge of s remedy without knowing its composition, I havt tupplied the accurate Formttic by which both my Pectoral and Pilla are made to tht wholt body of Practitioners in tht United States snd Britiah Amer ican Provinces If however there ahoulr" be any ont who haa not received them, they will be promptly forwarded by mail to hia address. Of sll tht Patent Medicines that are offered, how few would be taken if their compoaition waa known ! Their life consists In their myatery. I have no mysteries. , The composition of my preparations ia laid open to all men, and all who are competent to judgt on the subject freely acknowledge their convictions of their intrinsic merits. The Cherry Pectoral waa pronounced by scientific men to be a wonderful medicine before its effects were known. Many em inent Physicians have declared the tame thing of my ruts, ana even more conndently, anu art wilt ing to certify that their anticipations were more than realised by their effects upon trial. They operate by their powerful influence on the Internal viscera to purify the blood and stimulate it into healthy action remove the obstructions of the stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs of the body, restoring their irregular action to health, and by correcting, wherever they exiat, such derange ments as art the Brat origin of disease. Being sugsr wrapped they are pleassnt to take, and being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from their use in any quantity. For minute directions, see wrapper on tht Box. ritKl'AKKl) BV JAMES C. AYER, Practical and Analytical Cbetnlat, LOWELL, MASS. Frio S6 Cents per Boa. Five Boxes for SI. SOLD or F. E tksteln, Jr., Ciuclnna'.!, Dr. C. A. Boeglt, rolton, and bT til d .It rt In mtdicine eveiy where. MP One tfi ni Sal led m ettfj ttjwu in Carroll -one 29. 18i,4, ' 4 mi

place_of_publication: Carrollton [Ohio]

publisher: Johnston & Pearce


ocr: CARROLLTON CAN'T BE BEAvt. Competition is tlie Life of Trade1 The IVonle's Intrests our GLORY s WARQlTlSompniiy,, AKE engsgod In manufacturing u,u o'',0 m(18 splaiuUUaud biubly linished SADDLES, BRIDLES, Ac, that hat ever been presented to the gaxe of the ,...v of Carroll county. Trieif stock of stticlet, in their line la unlini'M. Just step in and uoiioo aouio ul thab splendid HARNESS. TUFA' CAXXOT UK BEAT! Fellow cnixt'iit, wo appoal to you for your support, We promise to give bank in tm.! , :,tjr, value of your money, ami a little ovr A I v- n- ut i fr tiittl. and il nnr prices don't uit y( u, i ,H ,ha prjr. ilege of going elsewhere Wektm.i h'tiia uin tx..-,ienee in our nrancn in ouauiesi inat w,- ea't mlUo tttosei iiiitii-t. d wMh in the Way ol PRICES t . ti Hive us onecili, n tynow. Rt'BieiiiluT tin t bee- lo purchase CHEAP 8ADDLERY, 'i at ths rot in formerly occupied as ih Post Office. Ream ctlnllv, WM. E. MARQUIS tt C Oarjolrtoif, Stpt. IS, 1B53. if. HtAKJ. V1LK n et, c ti PASS.- These tie r C n in- rut .' 'a ats um .!!... i i.i. by Himai ui .-In- -. . C V. HOEOKL'-S -lore. FOR THE TOILET-Cssnielles. Ron e flair-Pye; evAwthmg neeetsir to complete Toilet "r ' C. A B0EGEL"S.' t-t mutes. i ! I e.Sitav ' VBtVi Ai '


ocr: i . .1 14. tli'a AMERICAN EYE-SALVE, fntiit article is presented to the I public as an Externnt Rem- I .v, avoiding the ptin and ami danger which necessarily sltrnds the introduction of caus tic Minerals and Eve Wsshcs, with the assurance of Its efficacy as a Curti of tht Variant Diteavi of the Eye ; of Acute or Chronic Inflamation, whether induced liv tsWnftilnti- nriciir nr otherwise ; Debility of the Optic Nerve, Granulation of the Lids, Ulceration of the Lachrvmal Gland, and Weaknes of the Vision from anv cause. Priet 25 Ctt. per Box For sale by Dr. B. Stevenson, Carrollton, and hv Draifnrisls and Medicine Dealers generally. Dec. 8, 18ML lT D P SjffiTf" U"XIVERSAL "CANKER BAL3A17 A iirC, sale and certain cure tor the most aggravated uses of nursing tore Mouth, Calomel Sore Mouth, Can Its Rtsb, Incipient BrocbiiK and Qainay.twelled Toa i;.., Putrid Soru Throat, Black Tongue, and all Case ef pmrot p Canker iu tin- Mo-uh, Thioat and StomtcU. rite V cts. per bottle. For tale bv Dr. B. Stevenson, armllton, and by DruggnU aud Mtditiee dealrs gas ally. per . lSli.' . 1 0


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ocr: AMERICAN KYE.SALVB. XV s l.0(ll Tbit article I public as aa dy, tvoidin presented to the an JCtttmal Rein- oidine the oain and and danger which necessarily attends the introduction of caua tio Mineral and Eye-Wishes, with the assurance of it efficacy a a Curative of tK Vanou Dueanei of th Ey; of Acute or Chronio Intimation, w. ether Inducsd by Scrotelous ori;io or olherwls ; Debility of theOptio Nerve, Giaaalatioo of the Jd, UlceratioB of the Unhrvmal Gland, and Weakness of the Viiton from any causa, irt'ee it Ct. per Box. For tale by Dr. B. Steveneon, Carrollton. and hy Druggist tnd Medicine Dealer, generally,


ocr: BOOT AND SHOE MAKING mill? .... j : 11 . ... 1w uuuereigueu naving iormea a partnership in. the above business, in tend carrying on aa extensive business in their Une, st tbe Shop snd Shoe Store on Lis bo.i.treetsrrolltoM)hio They have else on hand a large .election of Ifllfl'l M tMLr WHoiSaW oeswa those of their own manufacture, which can be bought for eras a little Lewis ac cordnu; te tbe quality, than can be purchased elsewhere. Also, have LEATHER OF ALL KINDS ON Hivn rnn carp eJwrhVJ8..forPU,rC.KM,tny(f thet0Te -ill find it to their advantage to call before purchaain elsewhere. Don 1 forget the place-nearly opposlto tbe Free Press office on Xisbou street, Carrollton. 11 M JACOB HELFRICH. HENRY LAM J ERT. All parsons In wlng their old sccounU uusetiled, with ms, will pl.Mse call snd nuke immediate settlemsn t ss it I. not my intention that such remain unsettled


The Jackson standard. [volume]

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ocr: itti0ccllancou0. BENNETT, & CO., BANKERS, Jackson. ('. H., Ohio. TVY and sell Ex I) change, QaM and Silver; allow Interest on Money deposited, subject to draft at Tillll I pleasure ; Discount it puree tie approved endorsed Notes ; buy and sell Bee Enlate ; make Col lections on all points, and Remit promptly at. current Rates of Ex change Feb. 9, 1 KM. 46-tf


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ocr: ro 3 r. h., on tdWdat. POETICAL HOMSSONG. Now, thrust my thimble in its case, And store the spools away, And lay the muslin rolls in place : My task is done to-day ; For, like the workman's evening bell, A sound hath met my ears, The gate clink by the itrest doth tell Papa hath come, my dean, Bear off the toy-box from the floor 1J For yonder chair make room ; Ai'd up, and out, unbar the door, And breathe his welcome home ; For 'tis the twilight hour of joy, When Home's best pleasure's rally ; And I will clasp my .darling boy, While papa romps with Allie. There, take the hat and gloves, and bring The slippers, warm and soft, While bounds the babe, with laugh and spring, In those loved aims aloft ; And let each nook some comfort yield Each heart with love be warm, For him whose firm, strong hands shall shield The household gods from harm, Our love shall light the gathering gloom : For o'er all earthly hope, We cherish first the joys of home ; A glad, rejoicing group ; And through the twilight hour of joy, We turn from toil, to daily With thy young dreams of life, sty boy, And gaily fondle Allie.


Carroll free press. [volume]

ocr: 1 k. L s A H 1' it Y it J. J. STEDMAN, Surgical and nicni Deuti.t, aspecifnlly snuounca ciiixeus of Carrollton aud vicinity, Hr chtnic the cilixeus of Uamillton aud vkinitv. he has opened an cilice in the Stidger House, wheit is prepared tu petfouu all operations connected the Dental profession. Teeth inserted upon guid or plate, in the latest and most approved it) I. urn jvvn Tk-PTII .-i..-, ....... ...1 ...t, it the moat substantial oiuner, aud wanauled to at neat turtber decay. By toug experience Lo tbe prosasion, h. feels to say that enure tatiafactkio tbail be given. Carrollton. Juut IJ, t54. tf


ocr: "a-WllIlM Mill mmm Competition ia the Lfic of Trade, The PsatftlVa lutemtl our GLORY! ;B Bt MARQUIS & Company,, ARE engaged in manufacturing some of tht most splendid and highly finished SADDLES, BRIDLES, Ac, that has ever been presented to the gaze of tht people of Carroll county. Their stock of arti cles; in their line, is unlimited. Just step in and notice some of those splendid HARNESS. THEY CAXXOT JJE BEAT! Fellow citizens, we appeal to you for your support. We promise to give back in trade, the entire value of your money, and a little over All we want is a fair trial, and if our prices don't suit you, you have the privilege of going elsewhere. We know from our experience ia our branch of business that we cannot be suc cessfully competed with in ti.e way of PRICES Give us one chll, anyhow. Remember the place to purchase the room formerly occupied at the Post-Ouiee. Respectfully, Wl. E. MARQUIS & CO. Carrollton, Sept. 15, 1853.


ocr: Patent ftteirirines AYER'S PILLS, s awar tad alaaalilt aasssssM ssmadv for lbs A sassafattlaawas fantsi OssSJsn i las, laav wtioa. Jtaadies, Drapey. Bbnm Siii.eawa. sjaaa. HsadarW, ask, trJ I .mbt, vary irw arc Fatk CMBLuata. fra. Ac. Iadsrd. ts,ac rr tbrditMUMW in which tPurgatiT Medi cine u sot mort or lm required, taa mucn net No pcrwa no feel well while t eosttra habit of body prevailt ; oesidai it tooaawnartaai swrioassal y tea Vial ab w, whick might bar been troided by the timely tnd judicioat ate of t good purgative. Tbk is alike true of Coldi, FeTtrith tymptomt. tnd at. They til toad to wasatat or IS Um deep Mated and formidable diatempe re load the hearaea all or the load. Hec.ce a reuable family phyaic ia of the first importance to the nunlic brtiltb, tad thia fiU haa been i with consummate akill to meet that demand. An extensive trial of ita virtues by Physicians, Pittas- tort, and Pttiantt. haa shown results urpaasing any thing hitherto known of any medicine. Cure hive been effected beyond belief, were they not tub sttntitted by persons of such exalted position tnd character aa to forbid the suspicion of untruth. Among the many eminent gentlaaaui who have testified in favor of these Pilla, we may mention i Da. A. A. Hatbs, Analytical Chemist, of Botton, and State Atttytr of Matttchutettt, whose high profcstional character It endorsed by tb Hom. EDWARD Evbbbtt, Senator of the TT. S. Robert C.WixTHROr, Ex-Spetker of tbe Hout of Representative!. Abbott Lawrbwcb, Minittjr Plen. to England, t Jobs B. Fiti Patrick, Ctth. Bishop of Botton. Abu, Da. J. R. Chilton, Practical Chemiat, of iirw iihk cuwim " Hon W. L. Marct, Secretary of State. Wm. B. Aitob, the richest man in America. 8. Lelakd A Co., Ftopr'a of the Metropolitan Hotel, and other. Did apace pssBait. we could give many hundred eertutcatet, from all porta where th Pilla have been used, but evidence even more convincing than the experience of eminent public men it found in their effects upon trial. These Pills, the result of long investigation tnd ttudy, are offered to the public at tbe beat and moat complete which the present state of medical tcience can afford. They are compounded not of tbe drug themaelvea, but of the medicinal virtues only of vegetable remedies, extracted by chemical process in t itate of purity, and combined together in tuch t manner at to insure the best results. This tyttem of composition for medicines has been found in the Cherry Pectoral and Pills both, to produce a more efficient remedy than had hitherto been ob tained by any procesa. l'hc reason is perfectly ob vious. While by the ola mode of composition, ev ery medicine it burdened with more or lets of acri monious and injurious quaUties, by this each indi vidual virtue only thtt is desired for the curative effect is present. All the inert tnd obnoxiout qual ities of each substance employed are left behind, the curative virtue only being retained. Hence it is elf-evident the effect honld prove as they have proved more purely remedial, tnd the Pills t turer, more powerful antidote to disease than any other medicine known to th world. A it ii frequently expedient thtt my medicint should be taken under the counsel of tn tttending Physician, and as he could not properly judge of t remedy without knowing itt compo-ltlcn, I have tuppUed the tccurtte Formuie by which both ray Pectoral tnd Pills arc made to the whole body of Practitioners in the United Statet and British Amer ican Proriacci. If however there thould be any 00 who fia not received i'uera, they wul b promptly forwarded by mail to his address. . Of all the Patent Medicines that are offered, how few would be taken if their composition wai known ! Their life consist in their myttery. I htv ne mysteries. . ,, The composition of my preparttioni is laid open to all men, and all who are competent to judge on the tubjeet freely teknowledge their convictions of their intrinsic merits. The Cherry Pectoral was pronounced by scientific men to be a wonderful medicine before its effects were known. Many em inent Physicians have declared the same thing of my Pills, and even more confidently, and are will ing to certify that their anticipations were more than realized by their effects upon trial. They operate by their powerful influence on the internal viscera to purify the blood and stimulate it into healthy action remove the obstruction! of the stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs of the body, restoring their irregular action to health, and by correcting, wherever they exist, such derange ments as are the first origin of disease. Being sugar wrapped they arc pleasant to take, tnd being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from their use in any quantity. For minute directions, sec wrapper on the Box. r.,EPARED BY JAMES C. AYER, Practical and Analytical Chemist, LOWELL, MASS. Pric 85 Centi par Box. Five Boxes for SI. SOU) BT F. Eckstein, Jr., Cincinnati, Dr. C. A. Boegle, rollton, and by all dealers in medicine every where. y One agent wanted in every town in Carroll co. June 29, 1854, 4m


The Jackson standard. [volume]

ocr: D. LEACH, DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF HATS, CAPS. BOOTS & SIIOLS, BONNETS, ETC, Main street, between Church and Broadway, JACK SON, OHIO. May 4, 1654. 6 y f ASH AN SMS Is Ml V


ocr: JOHN W, ELLIS & CO.. Wholesale Dealers in 33 Pearl Street, CINCINNATI. JOHN W. ELLIS, WM. V. BARKALOW, GEO.W. McALPIN. AH Print sold by us are warranted fabt bit goods.


ocr: NEW AND CHEAP GOODS'! JAMES DYER, J"" received a splendid stock of Fall and Winter lira. r:j. ... . made clotbinir. cotinn'va,., l..i ' ",7 , , "."I iMinirry, CHIIdle wick. Hats. Cans. Bonta anH qh. , ...V . m c I j va, vimsssi, avea. Sugar, Molasses and a general assortment ofspi' ces : Also. Hardwuro u........ i -n r ii r ii i . Z "u wiass- wure, M of which is offered ss cheap as the cheapest, forrosh-or produce. An hivrtwtfon i, given to all to call and examine oar Stock and satisfy themselves that our goedsicre of the beta quality, and that they are cheap. r. , JAMES DTERv


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ocr: CARROLLTON CAN'T BE BEAT. Cotupetiiion la the life of trade, the peoples' interest, oar GLORY! MARQUiiVcompany,, ARE engaged in manufacturing some of the most splendid and highly finished SADDLES, BRIDLES, Ac, that has ever been presented to the gaze of the people of Carroll county. Their stock of arti cles, in their line, is unlimited. Just step in and notice some of those splendid HARNESS. TUEY CAXXOT BE BEAT! Fellow citizens, we appeal to you for your support. We promise to give back in trade, the entire value of your money, and a little over All we want is a fair trial, and if our prices don't suit you, you have the privilege of going elsewhere. We know from our experience in our branch of business that we cannot be suc cessfully competed with in tne way of PRICKS Give as one call, anyhow. Remember the place to purchase Cljcap 0abMcrgf is at the room formerly occupied as the Post-Office. Respectfully, WM. E. MARQUIS & CO. Carrollton, Sept. 15, 1853. The British Quarterlies AND BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE.


ocr: I' J r Or. .1 Pfc U r AMERICAN 1KYK-SALVE, bis article is presented to the public at an Axttrnal hem- edy, avoiding the pain and and danger which necessarily attends the Introduction of caus tic Minerals and Eye-Wttues, with the assurance of its efficacy tt t Atruitt of the Vanout IHteatet of the Eye ; of Acute or Chronic Intiamation.whether induced by Scrotulous origin or Debility of the Optic Nerve, Granulation of Ulc-rttion of the Lachrymal Glands, and of the Vition from any cause. Prie 26 Ctt. For sale by Dr. B. Stevenson, Carrollton, tnd and otherwise the Lids, Weakneai per Bar,


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ocr: NIRIfV, ft CO., 9 Jackson, . II., Ohio. BUY and sell Ex change, Gold and Sliver ; allow Interest on Money deposited, subject to draft pleasure ; Discount it purchase approved endorsed Notes ; buy sell nesi restate ; mane .iikuu " rr'ti and Remit promptly at current Rates of Mm


ocr: 1111 11 JUKI hi a tn Hill it f BMIF, attention of the are respectfully culled to NEW ESTABLISHED V DltUG SiOKE, On Main Street orrosm Rail Koao Depot, Jaceson, O where a Large and New S ock pure and genuine Drugs are pur chased exceedingly low, kinds and qua' Uiea of Drugs, C'hinticala, Medi cines, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Turpentine, Stuffs, Window Glass, Glassware, Snail's. To bacon, Cigars, Sprcaa, Pateul Medicines, Perfu mery, Fancy Articles, Stationery, Blank &n. Have just received, and will keep on hum!, a large and will (elected of the above articles, and all others kept in Drug Stores, which they Will Sell the lowest cash prices. Every article solu by is win r.iuied to be pure, fresh and genuine. Par tleuar attention will he paid lo billing Physi cians orders, and putting up prescriptions, fami compounds, ami preparations of all kinds. We iuv le those uugiiiug articles iu our line, call, as we leel assure,! that we can make it ll.eir inlereat to purchase of us. The public are informed I lint I huve left '! JACKSON Dlim; S I'tlRK.sndcomiueii ced iatlM NEW ESTABLISHMENT oppo site tlapcpot. 0n'. It. Ci.EWF.ai, Physfttyiii and wilt keep his office it one appurtmeiit of Drag Store, nd w ll give Ilia advice gratia. Jui kson, Juny. 26, '54. 4i ly


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ocr: BOOT AND SHOE MAKING fllHE undtrsip-neJ having formed a partnership in the above business, in-! I tend carrying on an eitennve business in their line, at the Shop and Shoe Store on Lis bon street, Cirrollton, Ohio. They have also on band a Urge selection of betides those of their own manufacture, which can bo bought foi cash a hula (own, ac cording to the quality, thai can be purchased eirewbere. Also, have LEATHER OF ALL KINDS ON HANZ). FOR SALE. Those who wlsb to purchase any of the above irti-.les, will find it to their advantage to call before purchasing elsewhere. Don't forget the place neatly opposite the Free Press office op Xiabou atreet, Carrollton. October I Jth, 1854- tl JACOB HELFR1CH. HENRY LAM PERT. All persons knowing their old account! unsetiled, with in si I kl not my intention that such remain unsettled long. will ph tie call and make immediate settlement JAtlB lULlLKH.


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ocr: norfCMTcoT Wholesale Dealers in Jia Pciiil Street, CINCINNATI. JOHN W. ELt.lS, VVM. V. BARKALOW, GliO.YV. McAI.PIN. All Prints sold by us ure warranted HIT


ocr: D. LEACH, DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF HATS, CAPS. BOOTS & SHOES, BONNETS, ETC, Main street, between Church and Broadway, JACK SON, OHIO. May 4, 1854. 6 y


ocr: JOHN I HHP Whole talc Dealers in S3 Fsjnrl Sircct, CINCINNATI. JOHN W. EI.MS, WM. V. HARK A LOW, GEO. W. McALPIN. All Prints sold hy are warranted fast colois. March, 3, '54. 4H Ml 600B8.


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ocr: Competition k ihe life orirndc, ihe peoples' interest, our GLOHY! MARQUIS k Company, ARE engaged in manufacturing some of the most splendid and highly finished SADDLES, BRIDLES, Ac, that ha ever been presented to the gaze of the people of Carroll county. Their stock of arti cles, in their line, is unlimited Just step in and notice some of those splendid HARNESS. TUEY CAXXOT BE BEAT! Fellow citiicns, we appeal to you for your support. We promise to give back in trade, the entire value of your money, and a little over All we want is a fair trial, and if our prices don't suit you, you have the privilege of going elsewhere. We know from our experience in our branch of business that we cannot be suc cessfully competed with in the way of PRICES Give us one call, anyhow. Remember the place to purchase . Cljeap SaMlcvD, ia at the Post-Office room formerly occupied as the occupied as Respectfully, WM. E. MARQUIS At CO. Carrollton, Sept. 15, 1CS3.


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ocr: nun Sell III' BENNETT, tt CO,, 8, Jackson, ( li., Ohio. -al'Y and sell Ex IS change, Gold and Silver ; allow Interest on Money deposited, s.ibiect to draft at ' pteaaurt Discount & dnrsed Noles : buy and make Collections on nil points, ..JOl L'"V '1 1' ,1 Eatate . Bm,. n,,1i1,ntiv at current Bates ol" Ex , ,v ,


ocr: i BENNETT, & CO., BANKERS, Jackson, ('. H.. Ohio. 3n and Kx- I huge, (Jold and Silver ; allow Interest Honey deposited. subject to draft at pleasure DUcouut it purchase approved endorsed Notes; buy 11 Heal Eitale i make Collections on all pun: mil Remit promptly at current Kates of change. Keb. lc54. 4G tf


ocr: LIQUOR LAW III HlilllllJJ 1 3, no liquor of any kind, but plenty of Molasses, Tea, CofTeo, Sugar, Rice, J1 aw er, Hacon, Lard &c, &c., Queens ware, Glassware, Hardware, Stoneware. Cooiting-stovei, Skillets, Pots, Ovens, and odd lids. Dry Gooda, li.mis. Shoes, Hals, Caps, Honnets, And everything usually kept in a village Store, all of which will bo sold as low as at other Stores. UJ Wautcd Wheat, Oats, Corn, Stone Coal, Hides, Itacon, Lard, Feathers, Lags and all kinds 'f cauntry praujes in payment. S.K HARD. WinbMtr, If, l?W U tf.


ocr: ii. ii. mm & to., DEALERS IS ALL KINDS OF FANCY AS R StAfiH ni n'i 0 f Af ', C.I PS, BOOTS & SHOE?, BONNETS, TC. Main street, between Church and Mwii. JACKSON, OHIO. May i, 'i4. 9-y


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ocr: DENNETT, & CO,, BANKERS, Jackson, ('. II., Ohio. is Il Y and til Kx i. n. go, iioi'l anil Silver ; allow Intere-t on Money deposited, subject lo draft al pleasure ; Discount A' purchase approved enuurww .'on-, an sell Ileal Estate ; make Colled ions on llll ptallllS and Ben.il promptly at eumut Bates of Kx change. H'-lf , 1 V- .... I -in ivis.


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ocr: Cl'ARROLLTON CANT B BEET. ' oiatpeiiiloei la lu- lifr ol imt. itic m oUV Isnorra, ewr ULOl HI o M WiS k (uinp.Br, ARE engaged in manuaciaringeome of the most efti d Ii 1 and highly liniaed SADDLES, BRIPLE8. Ac, that lie-ever been preainted to tre jtc of tie people of Onrroll county. TVail at k of arti cles, in their line, is unlimited eust step ia and notice acme of those splendid HAiiNKSS. THEY CA.XSOT tiK BEAT! Fellow citiien. we appeal to you for yoar upp. r. we promise to aiivo Dad in trade, the saware value of yonr money, and a little over' All we want ie a fair trial, and if our pricee don't suit you. you have the privilege of going elsewhere. We know from our riperience i our branch of business that we cannot be aur cessfully competed within the way of PRICES Give as one call, anyhow. Remember the place to pnrehesr Cljeap SaDDIcrji, is at the room for: ati occupied aa tha Post Office. R-sp-ctfullr. WM. E. MARQUIS J CO, Carrollton, Sept. 15. 1353.


ocr: III-. J. PL'IJ I'S AMERICAN EY.'.' -SALVE, fjnii is article is presented to tbe I public as an External Rem ' edy, avoiding the pain and tnd danger which necessarily attends tne introduction of caus tic Minerals and Eye -Washes, with the assurance of its efficacy as a Curative of the Various Diseaset of the Eye; of Acute or Chronic Inflamation, whether induced by Scrolulous origin or otherwise; Debility of the Optic Nerve, G:anulation ol the Lids, Ulceration of the Lachrymal Glands, tnd Weakness of the Vision from any cause. Price 25 Cl. per Box. For pale by Dr. B. Stevenson, Carrollton, and


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ocr: T. B. DICKASONI M ANl'FACTUREE AND DEALEK TH Ready-Nude Clothing!!! Four doors East of the Post Office, Main Street, JACKSON, OHIO. HAS J ust received nnd is now opening a splendid STOCK of Dry Uoods such as Calicoes, Do Laiui, Alpacas, Silks, Uingbams, Broadcloths, Tweeds, Casitueis, Satinets, Bou nets, ,tc. ALSO Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, and in fact everything kept in retail Dry Good Stores. April SO, '54. 4 tf BLANK DEEDS 4C. FOR S.lLli AT THIS on-ICE.


ocr: 1. GOLDBERG & CO., WHOLEBALE AND RETAIL DEALERB IN REM MADE CL0IH1IGI! Gentleman's Furnishing Goods, &c VALLEY BLOCK, MARKET STREET. EAST SIDE OPPOSITE MARKET HOUSE. Portsmouth Oliio. Also, Trunks, Valises, and Carpet Bags, I'mbrellns, &.C., Ac. U J Being connected with an extensive Whole sale House In Cincinnati, our facilities for re ceiving daily supplies are unsurpassed. (LTFurticular attention paid to Orderi..j March, 2. '54, 491 y


ocr: JACKSON HARDWARE PI H. W. WHITE, RESPECTFULLY iuforme his Old Custom ers, and the public generally, that he con tinues at his OLD STAND on Broadway op posits "Amer can House," where he has on hand, the most varied stock of Cuttlery, Saddlery, Woodeii'vire, House Find ings Shoemaker's Finding',, Carpenter's of every kind, Musical Instrument, iovs, rau cy notions of every style and finish: Also, Glass, Sash, Locks, Planes. Saws, Chisels, Au gers, Brace &, Bitts, Axes, Hatchets, Drawing knives, Gages, Squares, Hammers, Trace Log chains, Spades, t-hovols, pitch and Forks, Sythes and Snaths, cradles. Plows, cul tivators and cultivator Teeth ; also. Guitars, F'lutes, Fifes, Banjos, Tamborins, Ac cordians, Flagilets, Clocks, and Mirrors. GUNNEIRES! He also keeps constantly on hand a very article of POWDER, and French, German and English Capsand Grains, Lead, Powder Horns, Shot and Game Bags, Pistols, Hunter's Bowie Knives; in fact every thing (hat is sary for man to protect himself against man animal of the most ferocious character. short, wo have, and intend keeping always hand, everything that is usually kept in a waie Store, which we buy direclv from Manu lactones, which will enable him to sell clieao as can be bouirlit in any town or city the State. Just drop in and tako a look at


ocr: SENNET T f & CO., Jackson, C, II., Ohio. BUY snd sell Ex change, Gold and Silver ; allow Interest M Money deposited, subject to draft at pleU Ufa ; Discount & purchase approved endorsed Notes; buy and sell Heal Estate , make Collections on all points, and liemit promptly at current Kates of Ex change. Feb. 9, 1854. 46 tf BANKER


ocr: BENNETT, It CO Jackson, ('. II., Ohio. I! IT and Kx- hauge, (inhl and Bllvur : al.ow Interest on Money deposited, subject lo draft at pleasure ; Discount t purchase approved endorsed Notes; buy and sell ltenl Eatatt ; make Collect ions on all points, and Remit promptly al current Kales of Kx change. 46


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ocr: ('oaa petition a the Lfie of Trwtfle, The People's lull 1. sis onr (JLOKT! MARQUIS & (,mpnny, ARE engaged in manufacturing tome of the most splendid tnd highly finished SADDLES, BRIDLES. Ac. that ha ever been nretented to thu nf it... people of Carroll county. Their stock of nrti- r ! w u in lkuit Iirtu aaa a... 1 A T . a . r J J t av - .... -P- Pndid HARNESS. . CAXyoT &E T! Fellow citilena. we appeal to yon for yout rt. We promise to give back in trade. the entire value of t our monev and liti.len.ee ciea. in intir inn m nn imii. ri it.... .iuk All we want it a fair trial, aad if our prices don't suit you. you have the privilege of going eltewnere. We Know from our . in.n. nr. .n i i ... . . onr branch of business that we cannot be suc cessfully competed within me way of PRICES Give ut one call, anyhow. Remember the place to purchase Ijcap Sa&Dlcnia it at the room formerly occupied at the PottOffice Respectfully, WM. E. MARQUIS di CO. Carrollton, Sept. 15, 1863.


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ocr: j I T Ii t: In II t a Ii . THE r ' sow BOOK STOilE. IlE Subscriber R. HARDING, return. his sin, ere thanks, to lb, citizens of Jack ion ami vicinity, fur their liberal patronage, and Informs them that he has removed his Bosk Store, to his New Building, near the Baptist Church, East of J, H. C. MILLER'S DRUG 8TRE. There can be found a large assortment of I LASSICAL SCHOOL BOOKS, Ancient and Modern. History ; RELIGIOUS HOOKS. i f the best s-aiiilard Authors; Family and pockel Bi des, Testaments, Hymn Books, Juve nile and t :i-i aii:oi;s woitKS. Hi. ink Books, .Mt nosiviirM o. K,. Fo 's ' ap Peia. or th bkst qualitv, I AMY AM) 1'I.AI.N r,WH Black. FI.OSESa Hi i k as Rid Ink, Sutxi PKNOlU, Ac. All orders promptly attended to. R. HARDING. Dec BS, 1881 tf.


ocr: JACKSON HARDWARE H. W. WHITE, KESPECTFULLY informs hisOldCustom ers, and the public ftensrally, that he con tinuesat his OLD STAND on Broadway op poslto "Amer can House," where he hasalwuys on hand, the most vnrled stock of Hardware, Cuttlery, Saddlery, Wuodenwsre, House Find ings Shoemaker's Findings, Carpenter's Tools of every kind, Musical Instrument, Toys, Fan cy notions of every style and finish: Also, nails Glass, Sash, Locks, Planes. Saws, Chisels, Au gers, Brace &. Bilts, Axes, Hatehels. Drawing knives, tinges, Squares, Hammers, Trace and Log chains, Spades, Hiovols, pitch and manure Forks, Sythes and Snaths, cradles, Plows, cul tivators and cultivator Teeth ; also. Violins, tiuitari, Flutes, Fifes, Banjos, Tainborins, Ac cordiuns, Flagilets, Clocks, and .Mirrors. GUNNEIRES! Un also keeps constantly ou baud a very IMA article of POWDER, .:lf' rcncli, German and English Percussion Cnpsiuid Grains, Loud, Powder Horns, Flasks, Shot and Game Bags, Pistols, Hunter's Knives, Bowie Knives: in fuel every thing (hat is neces sary for man to protect himself against man or animal of the most ferocious character. In short, we have, and Intend keeping ulwnys on hniid. ever thine- that is usually kept In a llurd- waio Store, which we buy dircc ly from the MaM Motor let, which will enable him to sell cheap us can be bought in any town or city the Stute. Just drop in and take a look ul Stock. GUNSMITHING BUSI NESS


ocr: JACKSON FOUNDRY, I EB9B I ' '' I L..ji jl: s STOVE STORE ! ! D. JAMES t CO., would respectfully an Vli DOUDCe to tlio citizens of Jackson and county, that ihey have just opened a new Stove :intl Hollow Ware ESTABLISHMENT; On Main Street, one door west of Elius Long's Store, in Jackson, where they have on hand and intend Keeping a large and choice Stock of Coal and Wood COOKING AND PARLOR STOVES, Of all sizesand of the latest and most improved patterns and styles, which they feel nolicsita tioniu raooinmendinfi to the public. HOLLOW WARE, Wagon Boxes, Plow castings. Plain and Taney Orates, Pots, Kettles, itc, always on hand or manufactured to order. TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE, Of every description, constantly on hand, which thev offer to purchasers at extremely low prices. Call and examine our Stock before purchasing elsewhere, as we are determined not to be Un dersold by any other i-stsjishmcul in Jackson or Scioto counties. Jo HlA MES ,t April 1.1. SI. .t-tf I JLUftf GROCERS Pearl Street, low Flower's Hotel, JO. SEOTOULD form the citizens m of j , that they have commenced I nuking Business in all its various branches, and arc ready to till all orders for BREAD, CAKES, CRACKERS, 4c., at all times. In connection they hnvo on hands a supply of Groceries, such as Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Spices, Uicc, Pepper, Cinnamon, Raisins Nuts of all kinds ; Mustard, Candies, Nutmegs, Soaps, To Tjacco, Cigars, etc., indeed every other article usually found in Groceries. ID They will keep constantly on hands all kinds of refreshments ; Spruce Peer. Strong titer. Ale and Mineral Water, Cakes Cheese", etc., etc., etc. he


ocr: HARDWARE, CLOTHING, &t JACKSON HARDWARE W. WHITE, S EHPECTFULLY informs his Old Custom g V ers, and the public generally, that he con llnuetal b)t OL.O STAND on Broadway 0i posito "Amercaii House," where he bus on ha)nd, the most varied stock of Cuttlery, Saddlery, H'oodenwire, House Find iugs Shoemaker's Findings, Carpenter's ol every kind, Musical lnstruinen s, Toys, Fan cy notions of every style und finish: Also, Glass, Sash, Locks, Planes. Saws, Chisels, Au gers, llrace ii Bills. Axes, Hatchets, Drawing knives, Guges, Squares, Hammtrt, Trace Log chains, Spades, - hovtlt, pitch and manure Forks, Sythes and Snajhs, cradles, Plows, cul livulors and cultivator Teeth ; also. t.uitars, Flutes, Fifes, Banjos, Taiuborins, Ac- cordians, Flugilets, Clocks, and Mirrors. GUNNEIRES! He also keeps constantly on hand a very article of POWDEK, ami r rencli, lieriiKin iiiiu Kniilish Percussion nand Grains, Lead, Powder Hurna, Flasks, Shot ami Game liags, Pistols, Hunter's Howie Knii'i s; ill fact everv thinir hut lanaena. sary for man to protect himself against man anlmtl of the most ferocious clmructer. In short, we have, and intend keeping always CD hand, ever) thing that is usually kept in a Hard wate Store, winch we buy direc lv from the Mann motorics, which will enable him to sell us j cheap ns can he bought in any tuwn or citv in tin-Mate. Justilroi in and take a look at his Stock. GUNSMITHING BUSINESS W'-Li-iilfcaBBBa


ocr: H Jackson, C. A., Ohio. BUY and sell Ex change, Gold Silver; allow on Money subject to draft pleasure ; Discount d purchase approved endorsed Notes ; buy sell Real Estate ; make Coliclions on all aad Remit promptly at current Rates oi Exchange- lESSETT, & CO BANKERS,


ocr: BUSINESS CARS! JOHN W. ELLIS & CO Wholesale Dca crs in cs. TR, fa f? R fm Mix a iiyyiMs 23 Pearl Street, CINCINNATI. JOHN W. ELLIS, WM. V. BARK A LOW, GEO.W. McALPIN. All Prints ohl hy us are warranted tabt colors.


ocr: K. KirZOFBALU. W. O. CBUSCII. HHTIIi IMIRIM. JACKSON, C. H., OHIO. DOCT. E. FITZGERALD, Physician and Dental Surgeon, respectfully announcea to his patrons and th CfeaaaailsO P""1'-?. TrolrSMasni w"ig to the aceunro. jkf lation of business ha ikwaaw l14g associated with Iiim Doer. W. 0. Chorch, formerly of Cineisna- 11 1 ney are prepared to attend to all business loneiiii; to their profession in the moat neat d durable style. Profiting bv the modem belo in improvements and inventions of the day, they hope to render entire satisfaction. From a sinjrle tooth to a full double aett, in. Salted on jrold or silver plate as may be desired, in the most approved manner. PIVOT TEETH, will also be inserted, and all teeth not too mnoh decayed may ho thoroughly excavated and fill, cil Wit gold or tin (bit, thereby preventing fur ther decay, or the tooth from aching, (havinr previously destroyed the nerve without pain ) Being permanently located they WAaaam their work. Charges miiderate. OFFICE, over H. W. White's Hardware store. Feb


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ocr: t 'out pet 1 1 ion Is the life of trade, ibe people' laierei, oar CLOUT! MARQUIS & Company,, ARE engaged in manufacturing some of the most splendid and highly finished SADDLES, BHIDLE8, Ac., that has ever been presented to the gase of the . m r-m - a a SIM . V B people ol uarroii county, ineir stoci oi arti cles, in their line, is unlimited. Just step in and notice some of those splendid HARNESS. TUEY CANNOT MJS BEAT! Fellow citisens, we appeal to you for your support. We promise to give back in trade, the entire value of your money, and a little over All we want ia a fair trial, and if our prices don't suit you. yo have the privilege of going elsewhere. We know from our experience in our branch of business that we cannot be suc cessfully competed within tbe way of PRICES Oive as one coll, anyhow. Remember the plc to purchase l)cap SabMcni, is at the room formerly occupied as the Post-Oflice. Respectfully, WM. E. MARQUIS dt CO. Carrollton, Sept. 15. 1853.


ocr: j. pr,Ti AMERICAN isYt-SALVE, This article is presented In (tin ,,hll. .e or. 1'VTl'H NAL RKMEDY, the psin and danwer which pain necessarily attends the in troduction of cauetie miner als and eye-washes, with as. surance of its efficacy at a Curative of various Dis eases of the EV. of acute or chronic intl-una-tion. whether inducted by --crofulous origin or oth erwise; Dfbillity cf thf. Optic Nerve Granulation of the Lids. Ulceration of the Lochrymal Glands, snd wetknessof Vision from any cause. Price, 25 cents per box.


ocr: -. n. , isarsr- i j AYElt'S PILLS. rOB ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYSIC. TiitRF. hn long Stlaasd a public demand fur n effective purgative pill whi h could lie rattsslsa as sure and perfectly snfc in its operation. Thu h: bean prepared to meet lint dermoid, and an reten tive trial ef its virtues has conclu"ivrl)' show nith what aucceas it accomplishes the purpose digi ed. It ia eaay to make a phyaicil pill, but nut easy to make the best of all pill ouo wakst) should have none of tho objections, but all the advantages, of every other, 'this has been attempted here, and with what success we would respectfully submit to the public decision. It has been unfortunate for the patient hitherto that almost every purgative medicine is acrimonious and irritating to the bow els. 1 his ia not. Many of tliem produce so much griping pain and revulsion in the lytttSS as to more than counterbalance the good to he drrived from them. These pills produce no inButinn or pais, unless it arise from a previously ceKting obatrno tion or deranjjement in the lirvvela. Mag purely segetahle, no harm can arise from their use ill any quantitv ; but it is better that any medicine should be taken judiciously. Minute directions for tbelt use in the several diseases to which they art ap plicable arc given on the tnx. Among the coi.i plaints which nave been speedily Cored by them, we may mention Liver Complaint, in its various forms of Jaundice, Indigcatiun, I.angunt end Loss of Ap petite, Ltstlesentiss, Irritability, Bilious Headache, Bihoua Fever, Fever and Ague, l'ain in the Hda and Loins ; for, in truth, nil these are but the con sequence of diseased action in the liver. As an aperient, they afTord prompt and sure relief in Cos tiveness, Piles, Colic, Dysentery, Humors, BcTO ula and Scurvy, Colds with soreness of the body, Ulcers r.nd impurity of the blood ; in short, any and every case where a purgative is required. They have also produced some singularly suc cessful cures in Rheumatism, Gout, Dropsy. Gravel, T.rvsipelas, Palpitation of the Heart, Tains in the Back, Stomach, and Side. They should be freely taken in the spring of the year, to purify the blood and prepare the system for the change of seasons. An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and bowels into healthy action, and restores the appe tite and vigor. They purify the blood, and, by their stimulant action aa the circulatory system, reno vate the strcngtlii the bodv, and restore the wasted or diseased energies of the whole organism. Hence an occasional dose is advantageous, even though no serious derangement exists; but un necessary dosing should never he carried too far, a every purgative medicine reduces the strength, when taken to excess. The thousand cases in which a physic is required cannot be enumerated here, but they suggest themselves to the reason of every body ; and it is confidently believed this pill will answer a better purpose than any thing which has hitherto been available to mank'ind. Vhen their virtues are once known, the public will no longer doubt what remedy to employ when in need of a cathartic medicine. Being sugar-wrapped they are pleasant to take, and being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from their use in any quantity. ' For minute directions see wrapper on the Box. MEf-ARED BY


ocr: AMERICAN KYE-SALVK, This article Is presented to the public ss an EXTER NAL REMEDY, avoiding the pain and danger which necessarily attends th in troduction of caustic miner als and eye-washes, with aa. sUrance of (Is efficacy' as a CtrftATivx of various Die- kas of thb ar. of acute or chronic inflama- erwise; Debilhty cf the Optic Nerve. Granulation of the Lids. Ulceration of the Lochrymal Gland, and weiknessof Vision from any cause. Price, cenu per box.


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ocr: FRKSK MEAT FOR TOWN I II K subscriber begs leave to inform, the , citizens of Jack son and vicinity, thai lie has commenced the business of butchering and will, 011 his regu lar market mornings, Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, have nt his meat shop, on the public square, all kinds of l ltlMi HIKAT, with whick he he will supply bis friends and customers at very lowcel cah prices (iood be-if cattle will bo bought ivt cash prices, 11 lap mutton sheep Ac. Those hfeWng gisal stock fur sale will con fer a great favor by inlorming v ' v. iu. 11. jiMA&iivi, 1LJ apt. 11, 54. 2:


ocr: ! T T lit t rr T C. a ju n j. t A A a HWq BANKERS, Jackson, C. H., Ohio. BUY and sell K.v change, Gold Silver ; allow Interest on Money subject to draft pleasure; Discount purchase approved endorsed Notes ; buy sell Heal Batata ; make Collections on all and Retail promptly at current Kates of Lx ehanffe. Feb. 9, 1864. 4C-tf .-. '" ,VW;.,


ocr: HARDWARE, CLOTHING, die. JACKSON HARDWARE II. W. WHITE, 0 EaPECTFULlr informs his Old Custom i ers, and the public generally, that he con tii. u is at bis OLI STArll on Broadway o; DOsttO "Amerc iii House," where he has always on hand, llie most varied stock of Hardware, Uuttlery, Saddlery, Woodeowaae, House Find Inge Shoemaker's Findings, Carpenter's Tools 01 every kind, Musical I nstriuiieii s, To) s, Fun cv notions of everv style and finish: Also, nails Glass, Sash, Locks, Planes. Saws, Chisels, Au gers, Bruee & Bills, Axes, Hatchets, DrSWing knives, Gaevs, Squares, Hammers, Trace ami I Log chains, Opades, ho vols, pitch and manure Forks, Svlhes and Snaths, cradles, Plows, cul- i tivators and cultivator Teeth ; also. Violins, liulliirs, Flutes, Fifes, Banjos, Tamborius, Ac cordians, PlagiletS, Clocks, and .Mirrors. GUNNEIRES! He also keens constantly on baud a very fine article of POWDEK, and Pre'iioh, Qevmsn sndEsglnih Peionsslon Capssnd Drains, Lead, Powder Horns, Flasks, Shot ami Game BsgS, Pistols, Hunter's Knives, Howie Knives; in fact every tbinj; that is ueces sary for man to protect himself against man or animal of the must ferocious character. In short, we have, and Intsnd keeping always on hand, everything that is usually kept in ailard waio Store, which wc buy direc'iy from the InsQu ISC tor les, which will enable him to sell cheap as can be bought in any town or city in the State. Just drop in and take a look at Stock. GUNSMITHING BUSINESS


ocr: boh mm Pearl Slrcet near iho Baptist Chareh. 1 HARDING respectfully returns his . thanks lor past patronage, and invites the citizens of Jackson, and the public gener ally, to call and exam, ine his stock f Books and Stationery, which he bus lately increased y adding to his former Slock. Where can lie fuund a large assortment of CLASSICAL SCHOOL BOOKS, Ancient and Modern. History; KliLIGIOUS BOOKS. Of the best standard Authors; Family and pocket Bibles, Testaments, Hymn Books, Juve nile and mitCELLANEOVl WORKS. Blank Books, Memoha.vi.um do. Fancv Letter, Fool's Cap Ppr, or thk bkit quality, Fancy and slain lv h oi-ks, Black, Bi.uk and Kid Ink, Slates Pencils, Pater Hanoinos, Pictures, &.C. All orders promptly attended to. K. HARDING. April SO, '54. 4-tf rnllK CHURCH PSALMIST, for sale at J. HAKDINOS, Book Store. LM AN ACS, for the year lt4.


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ocr: Or. J. PETTI r AMERICAN EYE-SALVE, This article is to the public as an EXTER NAL REMEDY, tin pain and danger necessarily attends the in troduction of caustic miner als snd eye-washes, with surance of its efficacy as Curative of vakious m a M eases of the ITS, ot acute or enronic tion. whether inducted ly Scrofulous origin or Debillity cf the Optic Nerve 1 T , ..I .!- -l I f I--J- oi tne 1,109. ulceration oi me woirfaw and wetknessof Vision from any cause. Price,


ocr: CHAS. n. MILLER. GEOR'G E PSlTH & CO. lATS SiAltrrOB BSHTW, IMPORTERS WHOLESALE DEALERS mvm AND DOMESTIC 2 r b (Boobs. 0. Ik WOID STREET, PITTSBUROB. PA. No 6 6m


ocr: W. S. JA HE 8. WITH LOCAL KllflU CO IMPORTERS DEALERS IN FDIEIuM DOMESTIC jwjarDtuare. LomMUHPlAM FILL STEEL. ANVILS AND VICE. 62 Wood Street I iUtlu yh. 9 3m


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ocr: VIL JACKSON 0. H., OHIO, THURSDAY, ADAMS, BKRVICK8 TO THE JACKSON AND VICINITY. door to the Baptist Church 12 nrewu. C. 11.. 0. Hoffman's Store, where h found when not abaeut o WILLIAMS, AND. SURGEON, JACKSON CO., O. OAK HILL, where he may when not absent on pro When absent, all messages Esq. will be promptly 13 tf AT LAW. C. H.,0. Courtsin Jackson, Athens t nd Gallia counties. door south wat of Danie BUNDY, I JLww. Courts in Jackson, Vinton counties. EY AT LAW. in the counties o' Viutou. Sejit. 110, '52. HASTINGS. AT LAW. in Jackson, and the adjoin Particuar attention will of Claims Hardware Siore. IPM. 25 ly TAYLOR, ..ml I'omanlssioii to receive flood, from th to the surrounding coun direct from the Eastern of Ooods ever brought and examine for yourselves, to name our Great Va PRICE i!t TAYLOR. GOLD!!! Pounofo, Rom ed, kf.adv at GoM, Gold having permanently eslab this nhice. would announce and vicinity, that on ban I a large -olc' li and J.-w.-li'), at the loweBt cash price, Clocks, and Jewe.ry re warranteil or in"i 0. & B. SAYLOR. of the post office, In Mrs. Sylvester's Block. 85 tf a ride. who wish to shine out. what you are aliout. Harness either common or . , ,. , that's just In my line. BSC K I It EK would res announce to the citizens of vicinity, that he has per- li for the purpose Saddlery and Harness bust of Price and Taylor's Store, realy to accommodate '"vv'll-mTrH D W. WIW-OUGH. Every Body 1 1 a superior lot of paten MM B-C jfi, " B ' "JACKSON STANDARD," Like the mournful chime of the tolling bell, 'Tis borne on the breeze a solemn knell ; With a saddening sound it falls on the ear "lis the funeral dirge of the dying year. 'Tis a sweet, yet a solemn and mournful chime, For sadly it tells of the flight of time ; And in plaintive strains it seemeth to say, "The old year is dying ! he's passing away I" 'Tis a touching knell, and to my young heart, It giveth emotions nought else can impart ; Its sunshine and shndows to me were most dear, And in a full heart I bless the Old Year ! He is dying ! and now, as he passeth away, We'll bless him, for with us no longer he'll stay ; We loved him in youth, and in flowery prime, And now we will bless, as we hear his death-chime. More faiot, sounds the ktrell of the dying year ; A tear we'll fct fall to his memory dear ; And now, as we fist to his funeral knell, We'll bid the Old Year, a tender farewell ! -4- All hail ! thou glad, glorious, happy New Year ! We'll welcome thee joyously, now tltoj art here 1 Wi h our sunniest smile, and a cloudless brow, Thou joyous New Year ! We'll welcome thee now 1 Though the old year has passed from us ever away, The new cometh onward, our hopes to repay ; 0, may it bring gladness to all the wide earth, And great be the joy to which it gives birth. A New Year of happiness true may it prove, Of Peace and of plentv, of light and of love, May it bring to our hearth-stone gladness and mirth, And a harbinger be of freedom to earth. May blessings be strewn in thy path, glad New Year ! To our hearts mayst thou ever be gratefully dear ! And when in sad trial, in sorrow and pain ! We'll think of thy hours, and ".hope ever" again ?" Again on the breeze comes the welcome for thee ! Glad, joyous and happy, thou ever shalt be! To our innermost hearts thy hours shall be dear All hail ! thou bright, glorious, lovely New Year ! All hail to the glad New Year, With its blessings yet unsung ; , From the lowliest cottage, and lordliest hall; A welcome is heard from each tongue. It comes to us breathing of peace, And plenty is borne on its wings, And the glory and honor which time shall increase, Forth from its bosom springs. The "Standard" of our Union floats free, The proudest in name, as in deed ; A welcome to friends ! a warning to foes ! And a shelter to all in their need. May wisdom and science, and art, Ever aim at perfection here; And virtue, and knowledge, their blessings impart, So hallow the glad New Year. January 1, 1854. a) 'CALENDER FOR 1854. 1 rd 'J a o 8 1 o p id r. s I s 8 a ti I 1854. m 3 t- H jfe t Lrf 864. os 3 H ? t- 03 gji 'i '2 3 4 5 6 'iPl 2 S 6 7 8 I ,Av t ! 10 II 12 13 14 JUL . 91011121314151 JAM ' IS 161? 16 19191 Bf 1617 li 19 90 81 I 22 23 24 25 36 i7 2c fJJ 23 24 25 26 27 2f 29 g 29 30 31 ........ LJ 30 31 g 1 2 3 4 .... I 2 3 4 5 I 'ii 7 f 9 10 li Li 6 - r 9 10 II 12 g ppn i .2 13 14 15 Iri I lt"C AUG L; 14 15 16 i7 lh 19 gj FEB- 1 ,o 0 ! i" 2- 33 24 25 f1 9fl 21 22 23 24 25 26 26 27 28 1 27 2- 29 30 31 ... . g 1 2 s in 1 2 li 5 6 7 8 9 10 II J sept M M 8 ! MAR 12 13 14 15 16 17 If M 10 1 1 12 13 14 15 IC 19 90 21 2212.1 24 25 M 17 Hi 19 20 21 99 33 ffl 36 27 2 29 ft 31 . . W 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 tej I UH 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 H 2 3 4 5 6 7 H jp 8 9 10 II i2 13 14 9 Kl II 12 13 14 15rj0tT.. lft 6 17 !h 19 ail 31 gJj APR.. 16 17 If 19 20 21 92 HJ 22 33 24 -.'5 26 27 99 2.) 24 25 26 27 2m 39 X 29 30 31 la 3" H I 2 3 4 jjSl 12 3 4 5 6jK 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 H 7 8 9 10 11 12 13$N0V 19 13 14 15 16 I? If JM 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 KB MAY. 91 99 93 94 95 26 27 S 26 27 28 29 30 .... Kg 28 29 30 31! 9H H 1 2 3U 1 3 '4 5 6 '7 8 9 PI '4 5 6 7 8 9 IOWI 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 JUN II 12 13 14 15 16 17 3L DEC. 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 M a " 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 W 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 pj 25 26 27 28 29 30 . . H j 31 jJ OFFICE IN HOFFMAN'S HALL. PHINTED AND PUBLISHED BV THOMAS R. MATHEWS, JACKSON C. H., OHIO. THURSDAY, JAN. 5, Ts54. lLTThe piiper will be aent according to orde pur year, in advance, for $1,00 If not puid within four weeks. 1,50 UTThese terms will be rigidly adliered to. 0"To insore a diHCOiitinuance at the end if the time subscribed for, all arrearages must le Daid,nnd positive directions given to that effect. iLT Advertisements inserted at the usual rates ITAIIadveriisements not having the number of insertions marked on them, will be continued until forbid, and charged accordingly. ILTADVKBTiaiCMF.NTB INTENDED FOR INSERTION in the Standard, should ii handed in ruEvious ro 3 r. m., on Tuesdays. it in I Il of A lo a or rid for


ocr: i t ! JACKSON HARDW4E H. W. WHITE, RESPECTFULLY Inform his Old Cm-tamers, and the public generally, that he cen I tir.ues at his OI.II ST ,4 ND on Broadway ' posito "Amer Can Hou'e," where hs has always on hand, the most variod stock of Hardware, Cuttlery, Saddlery. Woodenwire, Honse Find ings Shoemaker's Findings, Carpenter's Toole ; of every kind, Musical 1 nstrumen s.Xoys, Pasv - cy notions of every style snd finish: Also, nails Glass, Sash, Locks, Planes. Saws, Chisels, An, i gers, Brace & Bills. Axes. Hatchets, Drawing ; knives, Gages, Squares, Hammers, Trace ant Log chains, Spade, .-hovals, pitch and manure Forks, Sythes and Snaths, cradles, Plows, eal- tlvalors and cultivator Teeth; also: Violins, S.ntFBaTo. T 1 "V: ' mr'L n.'i.yTlj u,nn cordians, Flagilets, Clocks, and Mirrors. GUNNERIES! He also keeps constantly on hand a very fiss article of POWDER. and French, Gemma unu bngiish Krcuseina i Caps and Grains, Lead, Powder Horns, Flasks. Shot and Game Bags, Pistols, Hunter's Kuivea. j Bw'e Knives; in fact every thing that is neces- y ior man 10 proieei niniseu ga.i..v -r I ! animal of the most ferocious character, ll short, we have, and intend keeping always en hand, everything that is usually kept in a Hard wale Store, which we buy direc lv from the Mauu lactones, which will enable him to sella cheao as can be bought in any town or city In the State. Just in and take a look at his


ocr: DEPOT OBOCEItT AMI PROVISION STORE. WKGrfVWAV r-.s , ACRISWELL would say to his friends and a others, in Jackson and county, that he has just opened a New Grocery and Provision Store, near the Railroad LVpot in this plac, where ho is receiving, and will constantly haf on hands, a large and well selected stock t Groceries, which he offers at price to suit the times and pockets of all. Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Spices, Molasses, Cheese, Raisins, Ac. , besides a great variety of other ar ticles usually found in similar entablishmenj a. The best article of Sugar, at 6W cents per lb, coffee, 12 4 to 15 cents per lb. Tea. 75 cts per lb. Rice, v cents per lb. Molasses. 30 eta. per Sl. retail, 28 eta. by the bW. tvery ing else in the Grocery and provision line, is offered at proportionate prices. Salt, 65 centa per lb. by the bush. 60 cts by the bkU. tW, Call and examine for yourselves. f A. ciaSWELL, Jackson, Dec. 8, 1853. 3' tf BLANK DEEDS TOR SAUK AT THIS OFFICE-


ocr: BENNETT, ft CO., BANKERS, Jackson, ( . H., Ohio. BUY and sell Ex change, Oold Silver ; allow on Money subject to druft pleasure ; Discount purchase approved endorsed Notes ; buy sell Real Estate ; make Collections on all and Remit promptly at current Rates of Ex change.


ocr: asvsntv, a o., BANXBBS, Jackson, C. H., Ohio. HUY and sell Ex change. Gold ami Silver ; allow Interest on Money object to draft pleasure ; Discount dt purchase approved endorsed NoteB ; buy itell Heal Estate ; make Collections on all and Remit promptly at current Kates of Ex change.


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ocr: Onward Al d Upward. The whole world is in an uproar. Nteoleca ad hss keen tested on the 1,-nperisl throne oi Franc. The great Ruatian Ber treats some TV ey, not withstanding this hubbub. Meter. S. J. I ng have aaaociated Mr. J C. Baxter late ol Rtca- ,..,.i,1 ( Ihi.i with ihein in the .'-addling biuines. Being thankful for past tavora from ihrlr nutter- in.ul. the hnne tn at II fnnl thru o 1 hand lor they have now on hind nJ continue to u.sn facture a larre assortment of PLAIN k FANCY SADDLES, and Bridles Plain and Fancy Harness of every deter ption, Dralt and Harnen Collar. TRAVELING SACKS. Pnrtminteau, rnd a gre t mnnv other ar'.ile ton nnm.rnii. to mention all of which are du up i i the latest style and the moat substantial man- ner-None but the bent ol workman are employ and the mott superior ttock worked. o no fear of work notatandinj; the teat STERLINGS k BAXTER. Cash and Produce i atill taken for work. Sep. 29, 1853. in m hang


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ocr: BOOTS & SHOES. I HAVE a large .Stock of BOOTS & SHOES, which I will positively sell at cost, as I wish to discontinue lllitt hrfmrll Ol mv nr.wnnl KmlnaM f laAiareki I imn H.fore , advance prices, therefore, I can seii mem at U'J per cent lower than other merchants pah1 in the cities for theirs. 1 don't wish this to bo construed as a declaration, of a war of extermination, for I am at "Peace with, the whoe World, and all the restef mankind," 1 have a large and fine dock of boots and shoes, that I want to sell, snd will, at sonje price. To. give purchasers, achanco I w in. wholksaij: my full stock at cost, ami on easy terms, if applies, tion is made soon; If not, a declaration of Cost Prices will be made next week- h. w. wiirrf, Jackson. Dec. 29, 53. 40


ocr: JACKSON ism Pearl street ntat the Bujttist Charch. -W till.' til Mil .'' . 2 '..ii.u lenpeciiuuy returns his B ll uiaiuis lor past putri nage, and invites the citiiensof Jacason, and the public gener ally, to call and exam ine his stock ef Hooks aud Stationery, which he bus lately increased r r sSt- Sam j..iXAi.-:; hy adding to his former Slock. Where can he found a large assortment of C L A S S ICAL SCHOOL BOOKS, Ancient and Modern. History; RBLiGlOUSi HOOKS. (If the best siandard Authors ; Family and pocket Bibles, Testaments, Hymn Hooks, Juve nile and tux i.i.i. i:oi S HOURS. I!i ask Ion .as, Memorandum do. Fanct Lrrrn, Foul's Cat PArtR, or the iest qualitv, Fancv anu ri.Ain Envki.ohs, Black, BUM and Keo Ink.Si.atsi PtNCII.S, Papkr Hanoinos, Picroaas, &c. All orders promptly attended to. K. HARDING. April 20, '54. 4-tf


ocr: BENNETT, ft CO., BANKERS, Jackson, C. Ii., Ohio. Ei DY and sill Ex change, Gold Silver ; allow on Money subject to draft pleasure : Discount I purchase approved idorsed Notes ; - sell Real Estate ; make Collections on all and Remit promptly at current Rates of Ex change. 1 J mm


ocr: JACKSON HARDWARE H. W. WHITE, RESPECTFULLY informs hlsOld Custom ers, and the public generally, that he con tinucsat his OLD STAND on Broadway op posite "Amer can House," where he has always on hand, the most varied stock of Hardware, Cuttlerv, Saddlery, Woodenware, House Find ings Shoemaker's Findings, Carpenter's Tools of every kind, Musical Instruments, Toys, Fan cy notions of every style and finish: Also, nails Glass, Sash, Locks, Planes. Saws, Chisels, Au gers, lirace it liitts, Axes, Hatchets, Drawing knives, Gages, Squares, Hammers, Trace and Log chains, Spades, "hovals, pitch and in. mure Forks, Sythes and Snaths, cradles, Plows, cul tivators and cultivator Teeth ; also: Violins, Guitars, Flutes, Fifes, Banjos, Tamborins, Ac cordians, Flugilets, Clocks, und Mirrors. GUNNEIRES! He also keeps constantly on hand a very file article of POWDER, French, German anil English Percussion Cups a ml Grains, L ad, I'owder Horns, Flasks, Shot and Game lings, Pistols, Hunter's Knives, Howie Knives; in fact every thing hat is neces for man to protect himself against man or animal of the most ferocious character. In short, we have, and intend keeping always on hand, even thing that is usually kept in a Hard waie Store, which we buy diree'lv from the Manu lactories, which will enable him to cheap as can he bought in any town or city the State. Just drop in und take u look at Stock. GUNSMITHING BUSINESS


ocr: JACKSOtf mm Pearl Street near Hie Baptlet Church. RHXRD1NO respectfully returne his . thanks for past patronage, and Invitee the citizens ol Jackson, and the public gener ally, to call and exam ine his stock f Book mid Stationery, which he has lately increased by adding to bis former Slack. Where can be found a large assortment of CLASSICAL SCHOOL BOOKS, Ancient and Modern. History; RELIGIOUS BOOKS. Of the best sandard Authors; Family and pocket Bihlus, Testaments, Hymn Books, Juve nile and RllftCeLLANEOVI WORKS. Blank. Boon, Memorandum no. Fancy Lrrrta, Fooi.'s ('Ar I'Arra, ok thk bkst qoai.itv, Fancy and ri.Ais t,NvM.0FKs, Black, Blvk and Rao . Ink.Si.atks Pkncili, Vsrv.R Hangings, Picruan, dtc. All orders promptly attended to. R. HARDING. April 20, '54. 4-tf


ocr: LIQUOR LAW in 1 1. ii. CI 8. HARD successor of Hard dt Alison has IO no liquor of any kind, but plenty of Molasses, Tea, Collee, Sugar, Kice, Flow er, Hucon, Lard &c, &c, Queens w.ire, Glassware, Hardware, Stoneware, Cooking stnvea, Skillets, Pots, Ovens, and odd lids. Dry Goods, Booie, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Itonnets, And every thing usually kept in a village Store, all of which will bo sold as low as'at other Stores. Hi Wanted Wheat, Oats, Coi. Stone Coal, Hides, Bacon, Lard, Feathers, Ka9 and all kinds of country prduce in payment. S. S. HARD. Winchester, June, 29, 1654. 14-tf.


ocr: HARDWARE, CLOTHING, &c. JACKSON HARDWARE i H. W. WHITE, IJ E3PECTFULLY Informs his Old Custom , crs, and the public generally, that Ue con tir.ucsat his OL.I) STAND on Broadway op posito "Amor can House," where he lias always on hau l, the most varied stock of Hardware, Cuttlerv, Saddlery, Woodeiiwiro, House Find ings Shoemaker's Findings, Carpenter's Tools of every kind, Musical lnstrumen's, Toys, Fan cy notions of every style and fiuisb: Also, nails Glass, Sash, Locks, Planes'. Saws, Chisels, Au gers, Brace Si Bills, Axes, Hatchets, Drawing knives, Gages, Squares, Hammers, Trace Log chains, Spades, ."hovels, pitch and manure Forks, Sythes and Snaths, crudles, Plows, cul tivators and cultivator Teeth ; also: lluitars, Flutes, Fifes, Banjos, Tamborins, cordians, Magnets, Clocks, and Mirrors. GUNNEIRES! He also keeps constantly on hand a very article of POWDEi?, ami French, German and English Capsand Grains, Lead, Powder Horns, Miutaml oiitiie tlugs, l istols, Hunter s Howie Knives; in fact every thing hat is sary for man to protect himself ugainst man animal of the most ferocious character. short, we have, and intend keeping always


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ocr: JOHN A. PALMER D.Ull KKKO'HTIST. I.? n?.wr in tlii< *.*h?r? will remain \ ?hort tinio, otT?*n h i ? ?cr\ to th?r li-T ? moat carnally ???lioitir.? a .?h are <( th?*ir lron.ii(r. Picture* taken At fr?'tr. to $10, entire ?ati?f.ietion ?iia?ntied. ? ' nr it ? over .\Mer??n'4 HooksU re. '~jf~ Attention i? e.?U??d to the ?sIt*'rr?,?v??:..j<ic n.fi.l l?.\?il'ttlCK<rrV PB ? tlie >!' v*T ..f.il! pictures' ? which he Ukn in the he.it the aft. e? and gentlemen ire invited to nr.'l ?tt.wmne ?peeiincn.?. June 1,*. tf

place_of_publication: Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]

publisher: Joseph S. Crane & Charles Wheeler


ocr: ? . [late ClIMZl ASO XOItli,j , WHOLESALE DEALER IN Stationery and Piano-Fortes. 3io. 97 ?luiit Street, srxiiwro thadb. I AM now receiving mr usual large and jj<rn?rral assortment of" BOOKS, PAPER. STATIONE RY. FANCY COOhS PlA.NOS,&c.,A.c., tor the Spring Trade. to which I would respectfully ask the attention ol MerchaySs visiting the city, assuring of as compUte a stock of fresh and desirable l?oods to select from as cm be found in an*1 and upon terms as ftir and as liberal. A. MORRIS. March 11th, 1^4. ? tf TvVfT axdersox iTcoT" 1Kb Street, Richmond, Vn. I M rot TKK9 IMD JOllItl or * ft11* m i ;// v.... Wvw?w. AVK constantly for sale the following articles, vix ; Bonnet Ribbons, 1 tali v&Crapcs all ?? English, " " Plain TitUta, " Wmows, 11 " " Satin, " Ilat, " " Blick < ? rode Rhine Cnpc I.isse, " Wash Blonde I.aces. ritiu and corded, " Illusion, *4 " Plain and tig'd, " M Silk Blonde, ?% Sitin, Tar!jton Muslin*, ?? \ . IffU BUck, Brown, and (?rcen Berate for veil#, " " Tissiw, " '* '? [.ore Veils tor Mourning, do all qualities, (iin;p?? and Trirnings. A complete a.?4ortincnl of French and A iiirrioju Fluwers and Head Drcssr*. We would call special attention to our stock Silks and It ibex. ns, having' imported many t be sty Irs ourselves. Our assortment is and prices as low a* m any market. st->ek of Bonnets from our own Manutae. tory. will comprise every style of fashionable goods in the market; which from our connec tion with the largest manufactory in the States we are enabled to otier on the ? vrrv best terms. j Mix B >nnett< of every variety , also. Bind l>oi.*s nn! Millinery arliclrs generally. Buyers will cunler a favor by looking through our stick. Special and prompt at. tention paid to orders. \


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ocr: On ihe Jls' Oc'obe-' ?i?.\ in B<yan, Illinois, Rvirhiiut '.?'c ot Y\ iolnot'on City, or?u iu. iijt'i Iv ?? t) 8 i ooo y D'm>: p0 1 ii - ?? t?, Oc . i>er C4tb. Mi-? Ii^lccct : a ;fci J 1 yo -<..nd 5 aionlii*. In . h ? -? pljre. on 'i'ue-tljy morning la*t, the - 1 *l El -.u Jooo.i, in. jo daughter of William Ann Vnginn Moulder, aged ten mon. b?.

place_of_publication: Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]

publisher: Hardy & Henry W. McAnly


ocr: T. NEWTON KURTZ, Wholesale and Retail BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, DEALER IN PAPER, And Blank Account Book MANQFACTDEBl, No. 151 PRATT-ST. A Vj i I" Ball. <V Ohio Ji R. Pei'ot, BALTIMOHE, MD. K/'EAGS honslit for Cash, or taken in exchange i?r Utx>k-. Stationery, fit c.


ocr: Poetical. THE STORMY PETREL. Bird uf the storm, upon whose wings The tempest soon may play ? Where is thy resting place ? u here sings Thy nestled brood to-day? Upon the fur oil' dill's 1 see Is there tliy wintery home, Or far away upon our lee Up ou the billows foan\? Or on the bright and sunnier seas * Of southern climes afar, Where fans the fragrant tropic breeze And fades the P?4ar Starr* Ah no, 'tis on the rushing blast Which brings the tagging storms, 0$ winds that bow the gallant mast Is thy portentous form. And every blast which hurries by Shall bear tbec still away, 'Till far beyond the northern sky Thy deary path shall lay. Yes for thy wild and wayward form The mariner's sad eye Looks out upon the raging storm, Upon the lurid sky. For well he knows that thou art there, Wild sporting on the wavo, And singing dirges of dispair Above the sailor's grave. And thou shall bear his soul away To blighter ports above, Where ail is life and light and day, And everything is Love. I j


ocr: T. NEWTON KURTZ, Wholesale and Retail bookseller; stationer, DEALER IN PAPER, And Blank Account Book MANUFACTURER, No. 151 PRATT-ST. Next to Halt. Sf Ohio 11. R. Depot, BALTIMOfi E , MD. {&? HAGS bought for Cash, or taken in exchange for Books, Stationery, &c. jVovember 26, 1853. 1 ? ly


ocr: T. NEWTON KURTZ, Wholesale and Retail BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, DEALER IN PAPER, And Blank Acconnt Book MANUFACTURER, No. 151 PRATT-ST. J\\xtto Halt. Ohio II. 11. Depot, BALTIMORE, MD. C(7~ H. A G S bouglti for Cash, or taken in exchange lor Books, Stationery, &c. I


ocr: T. NEWTON KURTZ, Wholesale and Retail BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, DEALER IN PAPER, i And Blank Account Book Ml MANUFACTURER, f[ No. 151 PRATT-ST. [f .Wit to Halt. Sf Ohio R.R . Depot , l\ BALTIMORE, MI). -RAGS bought for < 'ash , or taken in exehanpe for Hooks, Stationery, &c. ?


ocr: T. NEWTON KURTZ, Wholesale and Retail BOOKSELLER. 8TATIUNBR, DEALER IN PAPER, And Blank Account Book M A N i; kJ Tl'ltEft, No. 151 PRATT-ST. i halt. iS* Ohio R.R. Depm BALTIMORE, M D . 0/ B A GS l?o?i!!lit t?>r Cash, or taken in rxchance tor ISeok-, Stationery, &c. i


ocr: T. NEWTON KURTZ, U Wholesale and Retail I 9 BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, /# DEALER IN PAPER, I And Blank Account Book \i manufacturer, No. 151 PRATT-ST. \Q Next to Bait. &,? Ohio R.R. Depot , 11 BALTIMORE, MD. II &J- HAGS bought for Ciuh, Ik or taken in exchange t? >r Bonk?, JM Stationery, & c. '


ocr: Garden Seeds. rpHE subscriber has just received a fresh JLlot of Garden Seeds. CHARLES HARPER, Agent. ! January 21, 1854. 9 ? tf


ocr: T. NEWTON KURTZ, Wholesale and Retail BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, DEALER IN PAPER, And Blank Account Book manufacturer, No. 151 PRATT-ST. Next to Bait. &c Ohio R.R. Depot , BALTIMORE , MD. (^RAOS bought for C&Ah, taken in exchange for Booiu, {Stationery, kc.


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ocr: SILVER WARE! (HAN FIELD, BROTHER & CO., 229 Baltimore Street , have oil hand a large assortment of Sterling Silver If'qre* of their own inannfacture, and constantly making all the new styles of Spoons, Ladles, Knives, Castors, Kettles^ Urns. Also, CoHee and Tea Sets, elegant designs. To which they call the atten of the public. CAN FIELD, BROTHER & CO., 229 Baltimore Street. - ? ; I j j | I


ocr: Domestics, 10 pieces Brown Muslin, 15 44 Bleached do G 14 Cotton, G 44 Canton Flannel, Drilling, &c., just received and J. L< TOVVNfctt.


ocr: More Hanks. ? A number of banks de applying to the Legislature of for re-charters, and several bank ing compenies for charters, which involve 000,00(1 of capital, anil a circulation 4,000,000 to 8 10, 000, 000.


ocr: ? ? ! - : ' ? j ' ( ??ALDIET3f & ROC-EBS' 'cv o Clroii3cs! co\"olii>ati.\? Tin :r cei.el'R/Tj , FJn.iriMi pauce niters: I'nnn their Pidui'ul Aquatic Ami theitre. on i. t- and o.lU riveis. iiii'i their .Will American Circus! So furor*! y known iu tiro .Y r , and ONE MONSTER CONCERN Willi the Two Compamk*. C.-fn. j ? nsr res* 1 lively tue rn?'Si .. - ?i i. cm and Southern form r?. IN FRIENDLY STRIFE! I? i y. in ilie - niie King, in proviica of .1.0 audience. w ith Two Sets of Performers! TWO SETS c F CLOWS! FIVE CLOWNS IN THE RING ' TW ? jifcTS l>> Ul.NG IR'Rhi.s! .1 ('omplile Dramatic Corps! ? j j i Pan..<mhr.c Every A fternoon ! Sr.Yvk PUTNAM, EVERY NlGHTl war ?) NED KENDALL, the Eugler ! KKN1>AF.L"S BRASS RAND CU'UTK S STRJXO B.i\D! A Ti unii'lci! Proc -ssion through lire pr n ip:i -J re< ; ?* ntK>ui 10 oVItx'k i 3?- M . li every ; :.'e of Exhibition. of 'v JCia i >? Km.- hi t..e Grand 1 loral 1 nf " C>r ;i\V II 1?> lO Ihn-M'h! ]>i veil by one tmm: rind everything ?, '?t it mid iiIhhii ihe I ?>inblt?hnici ?, i,i '.'ii ilic ?;iiiie ?? nl'orMte and uuii;ii. I.i'riii ?*?*!? i e. w ith HI 1. 1. LAKE, the Uri .tt \t w Crkan* Clown ; 1! M a irroN. tlie owldiul .M :iu Sl.'.i c\ ; M ie the (>>. I. "t t'rei < <?ymnn*t; \\ At. Tin AtMAK. the Pet rles* I'nrebnck K. Ci-r. ?' Ko..ku<. the il>tnii;ui!dietj Secn.C I !?pn Mrian ; ,M:i<:< r I'i iv. ? m the \ ounif fcl.rtu -Ir an Ilri", M ? < Msmom?, the 1-cnuiiiul >S . n . K'jiie* trier ire ; .Mrs 1. \kk. t: e :.!.c p<l llor^ewmnan ; the famous A.or lky Hroiiihh; M M viim v. ? - renowned YoHicenr; Muris.iiir l.\ Tnoux. tiie ."Modem Mereuks; i*r? ; P.w.i win. the English N zard; W. Ki.nkape. the Versatile EqUf ?lr..'iu, H iHKA.vn. the Skillful <ijnina>:. Koni itr White, the accomplished Msitre; W J Pa i t., tue tiimoin Jehu; O. Hbown. .1 Kvan W ?'<?%. vn. ,\(' . <%?'.. will be eiinbiltd i! l'. M , arid 7 j v M , AFTERNOON AND NIGHT.' \ I Mi I ; r 1 1 lMvi)> Hh\ .N , I'iiM. > (K'l()i?!;|{ 12. ii. A<!iui?>ii?ii ? r. li s.'rvi ti seals 50 hi it I S.i I, i .? ? N


ocr: T. NEWTON KURTZ, Wholesale and Retail BOOKSELLER, ST \TI0\ER, DEALER IN PAPER, f/ And Blank Account Book M A NTO F A C T U H E R , No. 151 PRATT-ST. Nextto Bait. Ohio ILli. Ikj ut , BALTIMORE, MD. C7 RAGS bought for Cash, or taktu in oxcli.inu* lur Books, Stationery, & c.


ocr: FRESH LIME. or hiesii iicn.x'i i.i me on h.ijul, and for sale at residence, 3 miles ,iortli of Shepherd** price, 20 cent* per bushel, at thtf U. DAVIS SHEPHERD, Jr. April 8, 1S54. 20 ? 3t


ocr: T. NEWTON KURTZ, Wholesale and Retail BOOKSLLLER. STATIONER, DEALER IN PAPER, And Blank Account Book M A N V F A ( T U 1 E R , Mo. 151 PRATT-ST. \txl to Bait, x Ohio R.R. Depot, BALTIMORE, M D . {frRAGS Ii.mi-Iis for Oa?-h, or taken hi vii iiaitgc lor Book*. Stationery, i>.c. ^Yovember 1853. 1 ? ly


ocr: T. NEWTON KURTZ, Wholesale and Retail BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, dealer in paper, And Blank Account Book MANUFACTURER, No. 151 PRATT-ST. Next to Ihilt. Sf Ohio R.R. Depot, BALTIMORE, M D . HAGS bought for Cash, Or taken in exchange fur liooks, ?Stationery, &c.


ocr: a u (J brt iiit rtis ! ? i he rlnprtt in the Stale. ISAAC HOSE. ( harL: lowo, lune 17, l?C4 3U-U


ocr: T. NEWTON KURTZ, Wholesale and Retail BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, DEALER IN PAPER, And Blank Account Book MANUFACTURER, No. 151 PRATT-ST. Ju'exlto Halt. Ohio R.R. Depot, BALTIMORE, MD. Cv- HAGS bought fur Ca.?h, or taken oi excitant!*.- lor Uooke, {stationery, kc. . - ?


ocr: T. NEWTON KURTZ, Wholesale and Retail BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, dealer in paper, And Blank Account Book MANUFACTURER, No. 151 PRATT-ST. A >xi*o bait. 8f Ohio R R. IW. BALTIMORE , Ml)f 0(7- Hags bought for Cash, or taken in exchange for Books, Stationery, Abvember 26, 1853. ? 1 ? ly A CARD. 1, K o p e Manufacturer, Martinsbutg, Berkeley County, Va.j the attention c >f Farmers, MUiess uati alhi'SSt to of n o pes, comprising a general assortment of ltope% /Je-J Cords, J}loi/s;h /.ines, JMason Lines, Jlul/ rs , blocking T wine , Broo>n. T^/lne, $*c., 4'C, / Mill mid Much {nz n o r e s to oruVr. H^Punctuai attention wiH be paid orders received. Aovcuihcr 26, 1 853. \ ? ly I i


ocr: V. ?? i ? " ' ' ' ? * ' ? ? "J "?*' ? * " 'J i/ J ~ kJ J ~Jt ; J +-J -V - '? ??* j SILVER AM) PLATED* W \KT, LAMPS, MILITARY AND FANCY GOODS, Baltimore St. Corner of Charles e'., I? A LTI3IORE. November 26, 1S53. 1 ? ly ?


ocr: i\ T. NEWTON KURTZ, Wholesale and Retail |l BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, lj DEALER IN PAPER, ij And Blank Account Book / M A V C K A C T U K F. Ii , No. 151 PRATT-ST. A \xlto !U ilt. ^ Ohio II It. Depot, BALTIMORE, M D . IXr- HAGS Louylit for Cash, or taken in exchange for Books Stationery, &.c. .Vovcmber 20, I ? Tv


ocr: T. NEWTON KURTZ, Wholesale and Retail BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, DEALER IN PAPER, And Blank Account Book MANUFACTURER) No. 151 PRATT-ST. Next to Rait. Sf Ohio R.R. Depot , BALTIMORE, MD. &7-KA.GS Nought for Cii.?h, or taken hi orlianue for Ho<>k StaUoiicry, itc. Y


ocr: T. NEWTON KURTZ, Wholesale and Retail BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, DEALER IN PAPER, And Blank Account Book MANUFACTURER, No. 151 PRATT-ST. Js'extto Halt. Ohio 11. R. Depot, BALTIMORE , MD. BAGS bought for Cash, or taken in exchange tor Book*, Stationery, Jxc.


ocr: T. NEWTON KURTZ, Wholesale and Retail BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, DEALER IN PAPER, And Blank Account Book MANUFACTURER, No. 151 PRATT-ST. ?Mxi to Halt. &,' Ohio II R. Depot, BALTIMORE, MD. (!y-BAGS boujbt f?r Cash, or tukt-n hi ixchanfi'- for Books, Stationery, &c. Aovember 26, 1853. 1 ? lv D A CAHJ). L ]{ o p e M anufacturer, Marlinsburg, Berkeley County , / the attention of Merchants, .1 Farmers, .Millers and others, to his of R 0 PES, comprising a general assortment of it Hope , I>ed Cords, Plough /.inex, J/uson JIult'rs, Jj locking Twine , Broom Twine , ?vc., * ?'C.; Mill and Machine li () r l a to order. rt^Punctual attention will be paid to orders received.


ocr: subscriber has received Panacea, Townsend'a Sarsaparilla. ters' Pills. Barry's Tricopherons or icated Compound, for preserving, 21, 1854.


ocr: FISH OIL. Oil for sale by . JOHN //. McESDREE. March 11, 1851. 16 ? tf


ocr: Clover Seed for sale J. NO. II. McUKIIRKE. February 2j, 1851. 14 ? it


ocr: GARDEN SEEDS, resh Garden Seeds, lor sale J SO. II. M'ESDUEE . ' Ft hrur.r\ 11, 1*3 1. l*i ? if


ocr: T. NEWTON KURTZ, Wholesale and Retail BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, DEALER IN PAPER, And Blank Account Bock MANUFACTURER, No. 151 PRATT-ST. A extto Halt. <Sf Ohio R.R. Depot , BALTIMOHE, MD. {fc?- B. XL. G S bought tor Cash, or taken iu exchange tur books, Stationery, &.c.


ocr: T. NEWTON KURTZ, Wholesale and Retail BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, DEALER IN PAPER, And Blank Account Book MANUFACTURER, No. 151 PRATT-ST. \txtto Bait. Sf Ohio R.R. Depot, BALTIMORE , MD. CO- RAGS bought for Cash, or taken in exchange lor books, Stationery, &c. .Vovrmber 26, 1S.~)3. 1? iy


ocr: Xbr?iderie? ! ? * I t 2?pt-*t tu ISAAC KCSE. Charitt io?\ n, June 17. 1P?4


ocr: I 1 \ T. NEWTON KURTZ, Wholesale and Retail BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, DEALER IN PAPER, And Blank Account Book M A N U F A C T C R E K , No. 151 PRATT-ST. \extto Halt. Sf Ohio U.K. Depot, BALTIMORE, MD. Q&- RAGS bought (br Cash, or takt-11 in exchange tor Buoks, Stationery, November 20, 1853. 1 ? ly \ ^ v it S) l Kope Manufacturer, Martinsburgi Berkeley County, Va ., 1" MYITES the attention of Merchants, Farmers, .Millers and otliers, to of n o p e s , comprising a general assortment of Hope , lhd Cords, J Ho ugh Lints, Muxon Lines, Halters , Working 7 'trine, Br 00 Hi Twine, vy c., t> c. ; Mill antl Machine Ji () r E S to order. JCJ^Punctua! attention will be paid all orders received. ? ! | i 1


ocr: mil CASH ! 7HIIK undersigned begs leave to say that X lie will hereafter sell li is meat lor Cash, at the following rates, vi;e : 1WI 7 and 8 cents per II)., Mutton 7 ami S cU. per ib. , Veal 0 and 7 cts. per lb WM. II. CKOWL. SUrpherdstown, Aug. 20, 1854. tf 1


ocr: FOIl KENT. ?;i11F. T.iVEliX HOUSE and premi si's, on the bank of the Potomac, A\ ashington County, Md., now in the oc cupancy ol .Mr. John H. Kindle. ?A LSO 771! IE T J J ' O SM. i 1. A s T O X Jii I/,I)I.\(iS% near there, to tli c \ irginia & .Maryland Bridge pany. Possession given on the 1st of April next. ?A L S O? JU Hi: BIUC K U IRE- 110 1 \V/;,on S Virginia Shore, now occupied by .Mr. Charles Lucas* Possession given on 1st July next. E. I. LEE, Pres't V. & M. B. Co. 21, 1831. I) ? if A


ocr: BARGAINS! BARGAINS ! ! & G 0 0 B ? . rpHE undersigned has just returned 1 the East, with a large and assortment of 1? ALL A.\Y> AYLVTER i G O O D 8 , consist in? in part as follows : Super Black, Brown, Olive, HI tie, Green and Cloths; Extra Black and Fancy Cassi meres; Silk, Satin and Velvet X'estinii? ; Plain Black, Plaid and Figured Silks : French and English Merinos ; Plain Figured Mousline ; Mode and Tail color led Alpaccas ; Second Mourning and Black ! <i?- ; & Calicoes, (all styles and prices ;) a Large assortment of all kinds of Oress Trimmings and But j tons ; Bonnet Ribbon, Marceline Florence, Cashmere and Bay State Shaw Is: Ladies' Kid, Silk, Cotton and Cloves; Gentlemen's do. ; Ladies' Cashmere, Yarn and Cotton Hose; Gen ii men's do. ; Super lot of white and Flannel; Bleached, Unbleaced, I Canton do.; Blankets all sizes and pri -re; ? ml a <jreat many other articles, such as BOUTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, Qucensware. Hardware and (Jro ceries, J a complete stock. All those who j good goods, and great bargains are res pectfully invited to call and examine for themselves. JNO. II. M'EXDREE. ! JVovemhcr 26, 1853. 1 ? if >


ocr: AND FOIl SALE. THE undersigned will sell privately, House and Lot, in Shepherds- ^ town, now occupied by Mrs. Mc-*..vj Murran. liiil r_sr p ossession given on the 1st April, 1934. E. C. WILLIAMS. December 3, 1853. 2 ? tf


ocr: G O OD S . undersigned respectfully invites attention of purchasers to his stock ol just received from Baltimore. Itcon ot Boots, Shoes, Hats. Ready-Made Clothing, of which will be sold as low as he procured elsewhere. L. C. IIESKITT. November 26, 1853. 1 ? 1 1


ocr: ? 1 "ARRIVAL"! GROCERIES. Bargains!! ^ H ! 1 S" subscriber most respectfully an A nounc'es 10 his customers am! the ptilv in* aoiu rally that he lias just returned front the District with a iaige and splendid as sortment of GROCERIES, &C., &G, which he names in part, as follows : N. Orleans. 1*. R-, Cuba, Sugars ; N. Or leans Molasses, West India do., New York Syrup ; a large lot of Kio Coffee ; 50 Sacks (if line and G. A. Salt; 5 bis. No. 3 Mackerel large size. Gun powder m Canisters, Shot, Candles, Starch, Mus tard, Tobacco, Cigars. Old Rye Whiskey, French Brandy, $2.00 and ?1 00 ; Peach Brandy, an extra arti cle ; Apple Brandy, Gin, Rum ; Port, Sherry, Maderia and Sweet Wines; *20 lve??s 3, 8, 9, 10 and 12 pny. Avalou Nails; 1 doz. D. & M. Axes; Roots and Shoes : Men's Coarse. Kip and Calf Boots and Shoos ; Boys' Coarse, Kip and Calf do. ; Ladies' and Misses* Shoes and Boots of every variety ; Men's, Ladies' and Misses' Gum Shoes ; ATS AN D CAPS, Black Wool, C uban, Citizen, and Kossuth Hats; Cloth Navy and Glazed Caps. All of which will be sold under the old motto ol "Quick sales ami small profits." DAVID BILL MY KU. November 26, 1853. 1 ? tf


ocr: Garden Sleds. subscriber ha* jnst received 9.fr?*ii lot of f;?rd?-n Seeds. CH AKLF.S HAKPEU, Aeent. 21, 1851, 9? if


ocr: FISH OIL. Oil for sale by JOHN H. McESDREE. ?March 11, 1851. 16? if


ocr: undersigned respectfully A his friends and the public that he has just returned from is now receiving his Stock of of Groceries, Shoes, (See., of which he oilers at prices that fail lo give satisfaction. L. C. HESKITT. March 4, 1854. 15 tf !


ocr: CONSTABLE. E&r We are authorized to announce J. P. A. KNTLEU, for re-election to the office ol Constable, in District No. 6. 1 8 T> 1 . 22-to


ocr: T. NEWTON KURTZ, Wholesale and Retail BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, DEALER IN PAPER, And Blank Account Book MANUFACTURER, No. 151 PRATT-ST. ?Wr/Zo Rait. Ohio II. R. l)epot, BALTIMORE, MD. Cr?- RAGS bought tor f.i'ii, or tak? it in ??!. Iiaiif lor liookx, Stauoiiery, fit c.


ocr: TOBACCO, CIGARS AND SNUFF; ] 100 Mmervia Cigars, 600 Venus do 500 La Didema do 41M) Three Crow ns do 000 L i E-pamda do l)oz. (.J.issetts fe?'ot<*h Sm fj*t 1 liu'.t Cl uhonoe Extra Tobacco, 1 do (i ravel v do ]>!<'. reeeivei. and for sale by Dec 9 J. L. Tt


ocr: T. NEWTON KURTZ, Wholesale and Retail BOOKSELLER. STATIONER, DEALER IN PAPER, And Blank Account Book MANUFACTURER, No. 151 PRATT-ST. J Vextto Halt. Sf Ohio R.R. Depot, BALTIMORE, MD. Cr/- RAGS bought for Cash, or taken in < for Books, Stationery, fcc.


ocr: NOTICE ! ! A LL persons knowing themselves in debted to me by Note, for dealings 1851-2, arc requested to come fbrwar i take them up; and, all persons themselves indebted bv open account, requested to come and seul ? >?m wihont JAMES L. TOWNER January 21, 185 4 . 0 ? 1 1"


ocr: J.J1HE ^bscrilvr roost respectfully nn A nouuces to I is customers and the pi^b lie e< nerallv that he lias just returned from ' if District with a large and splendid as sortment of GROCERIES, kC,, &0? he names in part, as follows : . P. K.. C u!-. a. Sugars; N. Or Molasses, West India do., New \\>rk a large Jot of Rio Coffee; 5 J ef fine and G. A. Salt ; 3 his. No. .'J Mackerel large size, (Inn powder i ?\ Shot, Candles, Starch, .Mus tart!, Tobacco, Cigars. L 1 () U 0 1] S : ()' ! live \\ hiskey, French Brarnty, S2.00 and f 1.00; Peach Brandy, tin extra arti cle : Apple Brandy, Gin, Ruin ; Port, Madem and Sweet Wiiip?; ri, 9, \K 10 and 12 pny. Avalon 1 doz. U. X M. Axes; E>oots and Shoes : Men's Coarse, Kip and Calf Boots a:ul Shoes : Bovs* Coarse, Kip and Call* do. ; l.adi sr and Misses' Shoes and Boots ot evv ry var; 'v ; Men's, Ladies' and Misses' t in in Shoes : SLITS AND CAPS, *w " Biack Wool, Cuban, Citizen, and Kossuth Hats ; Cloth Psavy and Glazed Caps. ? of which Avrll he sold under the old of "Quick sales and small profits.'' DAVID BILLMYER. .November 20, 1S33. 1 ? tf


ocr: Ira ('. Can fit- Id. B. Canfuld. J. II Meredith imu. firai i a. Importers .feaifoduiers x Dealers in T*"/ ' " f J? ' -r' -T ^ ? -- ->?- - J) * tJH J!3 jl 3 VJ Z--JJ j SIL> tK AMI r I AT KD- WARE, LAMP?. Mil ITAR Y AN D FA-N'CY GOODS. Bultimore St. Corner of Charles St., BALTI M ORE. November 26, 1853. 1?1 J


ocr: T. NEWTON KURTZ, Wholesale and Retail BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, DEALER IN PAPER, And Blank Account Book MANUFACTURER! No. 151 PRATT-ST. Vest to Hall. &c Ohio R R. Depot, BALTIMOKE , MD. K/-B. A G S bought fur Ca>h, or takeu in exebange lor Hook*, stationery, Stc. INDIA RUBBER SHOES.? A j |<ii of ( ? ?-r :ilf*ineit*s, Laities and


ocr: T. NEWTON KUKIZ, Wholesale and Retail BO^KSLILHR, STATIONER, DEALER IN PAPER, And Blank Account Ecck ?: A .V 1' f A c ; V R E R , No. 151 PHATT-ST. ' I ?V 1 )iiio R.K. !)< pot, C A L T I M O K E , M D f -RAGS' ? for Ca?li, or ii. i K-i.ungi' lor Ui k: i;iatio::ery, 3ic.


ocr: siieiufealtl ? We are rf quested to announce . / .' . .?/ , the pies en t S:.< rill, as a ? 1 l.'i" lliC lie >.t ?>!:. n.l dtv o! .1 'tier* son County. [' Dec. 3, 1853.


ocr: U n L I V 8 J 7 / 1 FI I7! undcrfcijrnedJOxeculor of Valentino X r;usi, deceased, wiil s<?f I at Public Sale, Tuesday the 26th of December, insf., at the late residence of said deceased, ne3r Duflield's Depot, Jefferson Co;mtv, Va h A1 7 'l<riv iff A !.n\ u .( s.{ju jj>u.ri dxi^ of said decease*!, ( 2~) in ai! ) eonH*iin<r , f V/ozon, Boys, andte i cf Gooii Character, trader, or any one bidding for tra wiil be allowed to Lid. Also ? about Bttsljcls of tUljcflt, anJ some Hye, a Set of Tools, \ Be\\ov>>. 'i 'krms. ? The Slaves will be soM a credit of Twelve Months, the pur giving note with, good security. wheat and rvc wiil be sold tor cash. property to be removed until the terms complied uith. ? Sale to com tiirly iu the day, when iiue atten wiil be given. ISAAC Dl'ST, Ksccuior. December 2, 1831. '2 ? -ft Zyj?" (Jharlisto wn Free Press ami Spirit please copy is. and send bills tc this Dec. 2


ocr: T. NEWTOIf KURTZ. /'A Wholesale and Retail 'ff BOOKSELLKR, STITIDNER, /7' DEALER IN- PAPER, Aud Blank Account Book M A Nil r A C T II It F. R , No. 151 PRATT-ST. Js'txLto Itu . V Ohio II. li. Depot, B A L T I M O R E , MI). Ci- RAGS boualit tor Ca~li, or tuken in ? xrii.uiL'i' tor Books, Stationery, &c. :


ocr: T. NEWTON KURTZ, Wholesale and Retail BOOKSELLER. STATIONER, DEALER IN PAPER, And Blank Account Book M A K 0 F ACTL'KER, No. 151 PRATT-ST. .Nraf/o Hall. &c Ohio R.R. Depot , BALTIMORE, MD. CTf~ BAGS bought fur Ca?h, or uki'u hi exchange Tor Dooks, fc'lauouery, ic. ;


ocr: RUBURR SHOES.? A fine t s'v>?lc n| i;u!ie> am! ?m mletne.i's India i?'? > > r Shoes, lor sale l?v ?- --i J 11 Mc EnJret.


ocr: iiovVAKi) HOWARD STREET, BALTIMORE, &D. Terms ? C-^50 ner uav. April 8,1854. "* 30? ly


ocr: T. NEWTON KURTZ, Wholesale and Retail BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, DEALER IN PAPER, And Blank Account Book MANUFACTURER, No. 15i PRATT-ST. ?Ve xltn Bait, $c Ohio R.R. Depot, BALTIMORE, M D . EAGS Ixmght for Cash, or taken in mtiaugc for liooka, Stationery. Sic.


ocr: Garden Seeds. ? ? e , subsrfilicr lias just received a fresh 1 lot o! f iHfir it Seed". CII.4KI.KS IIABI'EK, AfrnJ. l!>r}l. 9 ? 1?


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ocr: ! I1 to purchase 1000 grod Flotif May 13. ?/. L. Towner .


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ocr: \NOTJIEJi FKKSII STOCK OF DHl'fiS, Dye Stuffs, &e. * MONti which will be found: Nerve a iu! Bone Liuanient, for the cure of Sprains, Burns or Scalds ; 1'xtract /,o.rwood, A y re's Cherry Pecto ral, Jay ne's A'x pec to rant, McAllister < )iut rit, Pain Killer, As spne'o Coffee, Pan teen. Al'riean Pepper, Rush Clark & Co's. < 'od Aiver Oil, Pcr cu - 1 lion Caps, Split ami Ribbed, Paint brushes', assorted sizes, \Y hite-wash brush es Window Class, 8 by 10, 10 by 12, I '2 by 18. White /.cad, superior quality, Ja pan and Copal Varnish, /.insced Oii, Spirits Turpentine, A'llierial Otl. superior quality, Soda and Water Crackers liesh Pnttv, for sale by CIlAlU.ES 11.4 1! PER, Jgenf, For K. C. BiTKi.r.s, Aovembcr 20, 1853 1 - - it


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