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NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP.-
ice is hereby given that the undersigned have this
LAY formed copartneTshp under the firm Of " MUZZY
CO." for the manufacture Of Rifle Barrels, &c. and
will continue the business at the old stand Merrifed,s
Buildings, Exchange street. NATHAN NJ. MUZZY,
122 dH WILLIAM A CARY.
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Notifies.
Z N Ii A L A 4 L o N
CURES CURES CURES CURES! CURES
CATARRH, LUNGS, BLOOD.
CURES! CURES CURES cUREsl CURES
Catarrh, Lungs, Blood,
DR.. G. HOWARD DrARsHALL,
CATARRH,
lung, sg.VD BLOOD
PLY SHCHAN.

Who by Inhalation, and his other new
Remedies known only to himself is performing such mir.
aces BY curing the most incurable diseases.
Consumption and its kindred diseases
have hitherto been called neuabie the reason plain
because Physicians failed to convey remedy the dis
eased part, hut constantly pouring medicines into the
stomach for every affection whether Of the Brain Eyes,
Throat Lungs spne the result what must be ex
pected-a FASTENED death to the patient.
But DIR. MarshaIl's common sense
principle Of carrying his remedies directly the Lungs
and Blood in the form Of Warm Medcated Vapor soohes
those diseased organs, Coughs, heals Internal u
GERS purhes the Blood aud removes from the System
cry faint Of the dreaded Scrofua.
Coughs, Catarrh, HumOrs. Asthma,
Bronchitis Pain in the Side, Shoulders or Chest ac-
lions of the Liver Stomach, Blood snd Suppressons are
all running into the great scourge Of the land Con
sumption, and that too, often in the short space Of few
weeks,
To meet this fell destroyer, DR.. Mar
shall offers hiJ New System which has Thousands
who given up die by other Physicians both in
this city and elsewhere-proving to certainty that
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DEBATES or CONGRESS-,
FROM 1883 70 1850,

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ensuing year:
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Found being osstruced by ice to stop the passage
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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-08-13
MARRIED,

On July Goth, in Ashland, Ky. HB BRoDEss
editor of the American Union. and Miss MARY
L, GIDBs, both Of Ashland. z
July 9Sth. in Galhpolis, LRMUELPEERV, Esq,
and ELIZABETH NASH, daughter OfJudge Simeon
Nash, all of Gallip ipolis,--IrOnton Register.
On the sth of August, 1857, by H. Adams Ess
Mr.. r. W. ROACH, and Miss N s. L0RISoN,
all Of jackson Co, Ohio.
By the came on the 9th Of August. 1857, Mr.
ANDREW KNAPP, and Miss MARY JANE
FIELDS, all of Jackson County, Ohio.
Mr.. Knapp, you fought valiutly, and did not
yield,
Till by your energy you have gained the
Field
Now fight on, Sleep not nor Slumber, .,.
Till many shall be added to your number.
Miss Mary J.have took Knapp, now go to
sleep.
Resolved your marriage vow you'll ever keep,
Happy parl through life's various misshOps,
MayyOu have Sound Sleeps and many little
Knapps. TIT
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A. L. RaGkus.

ne dUONt udiuCu RehhcthChi uOi'h"
ted for the Board of Public Works by
the Locoloco State Convention, gives un-
der oath The following guaranty Of his
honesty. Il will be found on page 1T
ofthe report OF the Investigating Com
miltee on Public Works-Deposition
No 10. Young g. Co. have abandoned
oil claim under their contract by reason
of the fraud perpetrated by them and
BAcKUs upon the State. They, too, swear
to the same facts. Verify our opponents
love honesy(O. But here is The affi.
davit
Deposition Of Abner L BaCkus.
Abner l.. Backus, being first sworn
says:
/ have been engineer oftbe State on
the canal from Manhattan 10 St. MaryS;
and to The State line, this was from April,
1851, to January, 1856.
| was one ofihe firm of ]. Il W. Dick,
ey &Co., bidders on Section No. 6 at
the lettings oil the Public Works to be
kept in repair, in Nov. 1855, our bid was
$24 000.
Ques. What induced your firm 10
decline to take that contract at your
bidl
Ans. So far as am concerned il was
withdrew because thOughtmOre mon
ey could be made by Withdrawing the
bid than by taking the contract. lheard
no intimalon from any one, nor did any
one Of our firm, to my knowledge receive
any inlimalon that we were moi 10 have
this section at our bid.
Ques. Did YOU receive any money or
other valuable thing Tor Withdrawing your
bid on section No. 6!
Ans. | received from Samuel M
Young a thousand dollars for sO,thdraw'
ing The bill. IL sCaS understood that
each member Of our firm 1oas 10 receiUe
a thousand dollars. There were four d
as: J. Dickey, w. Dickey, S. Doyle,
and myself.
Cues. Was there an understanding
that any other person was 10 receive any
share Of This money!
Ans. Not 10 my knowledge. No one
ever got dollar from me, either directly
or indireCiy-nor did any OF our 6ru
to my knowledge ever pay, or agree tc
pay, any portion Of it to auy one.
CUES. Who made out the estimate o
the average cost OF sections Noe and NJ
| 7!
Ans. do not know who made then
out. An estimate OF the average cost o
OF repairs was made out by some one
and laid upon the desk Of the seCretar.
for Several days, about the time Of III
Lettings. We relied upon an estimate O
the average cost made by ourselves.
Cues. 1t appears from the report Of th
Board made 10 the Senate March 7, 1875
that the cost OF section No. 6, as exhib
ted TO bidders, was $40 97I ~ wa
this more than the actual cost2 ..
Ans.l am not able 10 state,
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Who Is to Blame.

1t is said that John G. Breslin's secu-
rites are not liable TO the state for sin
Gle dollar oflhe many thousandShe Glch.
ed from The public Treasury. The thing
appenrs 10 be nicely neglecled--or rather
nicely arranged among the upper crust
Locofoco oGioSs at Columbus. Gov
MediIl ann Auditor Morgan neglected to
have his boad duly executed. approved
and fled during teB months his official
term; and it was alleged the money was
absrecled during that time--or a great
portion of i--and the sureties are not
consequently, liable. So much for the
official and criminal neglect Of Governor
MediIl and Auditor Morgan. who have
been trying to cast the odium OF lheiI
official neglect and the rascaliy OF the
Democratic Treasurer, Breslin, upon the
Republican party. There would have
been great ado made about it, il the
Stale had lost half million Of dollars by
any neglect on the part Of Gov. Chase
The People would scarcely have, ever
heard the last Of il---it would nave beer
carried upon, Ihousrnd tongues into ev'
ry reigon ofihe State, and blown as loud
ly as II sounded through thousand
trumpels.- SteabenUilis- -HssaA,
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gSy-The New Orleans Delta estimates the value
Of Slaves in the South to be fully sixteen hundred
millions Of dollars The number of chatteS hu-
man, arc put down at over three million and half
Just think of that number Of human beings being
subjected to lives nearly equal with the brute crea-
ton, and this is all baptised with the endearing
name of freedom. In tho place of all this we find
Christian men and women in tho North, where the
free air of Heaven crculates, apologsing and doing
all they can to sanctify, legalze and spread this
damnablc curse, that blights and withers every
Thing it touches. We detost such christians and
philanthropistsj they too would beuGJ their Say
ior for thirty pieces of silver
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The WArthur Journal.

We have on our desk this morning, the
first No. ola paper, bearing the above ii.
tie, published at M'Arthur, by ]. W. M
BETH. It's neatly printed and ably edi.
ted, and the best of all is, it is stauncI
Republican paper, and will be an able
auxiliary to that party. We wish broth
er Nc. abundant success, and trust thu
freemen of Vinton will so "grease tn,
wheels" as to make the Journal a paying
paper.
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IE-Some fellow not having the fear Of God be-
fore his eyes, but being instigated by the devil did
one night last week, with malice in his heart, come
and cut of the rOpo of the well bucket, and either
stole it or threw it into the we'll Now if he is done
with it and will bring it back, we will forgive him
for tho trespass. If he is ashamed to let us know
who no is, We would say to him, come between u
o'clock, P. N. and s o'clock A. NJ, as during those
hours We are generally wrapped in the arms of Nor
pheus. At least dozen of our good neighbori
have DEEP interest in the lost bucket. So, deal
Sir don't keep it away any longer.
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The Iowa EleetioR.

The Chicago Tribune, of yesterday,
says of the Iowa election:
If we may credit a dispatch from Du.
Luque, received at late hour Saturday
evening, the new Constitution has been
carried by decisive vote. Twenty six
counties heard from, giving ma
ioriy of3267 in its favor. The remain
ing counties, it was thought would gen
orally give majoyities for the ConslItu-
tion.
The Republicans were tor the Con-
stitution.
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E9- Before the des Of October the
Republican party in .his county, and in
the State, with their Black flag dangling
in the air, tattered and torn, will sink to
rise no more.--HiiIsbOrough Gazette.
AS the Editor of the Gazette was alb
sent when this very foolish twaddlc was
written, we shall not either make him or
General M'Dowell responsible. But must
beg to say in all kindness to his man Fri
day, that the ides Of October will not find
the Republican flag all tattered and
torn" Its triumph is inevitable, as the
immutable principles Of justice must pre-
vail. The scepter once in the hands oI
the democrats of Ohio, is now within oul
grasp, and we must have it. Well dea
gently with it. So don't complain if il
did depart from Judeah and was placed ii
the hands Of the "black Republicans" :"