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Markets by Telegraph.

H1AEkkA hEEUfkIs
Especial Despatch to The Western Associated r.uss]
NHw YoRk, september 8.
The great eAse IN money rnunnues and the supply Is
vev iArgr At per cent. ou1al Prim= dlscountz s2s
Per cent
K1rHAS1K.
Exchange opened FIRMLY, and thase Vas increased
business At 1oss@10ek for prime brokess' bills.
The Gold market closed up quietly a. 1EXe1B.
GovxEENKNTs.
Government Securities aoll and lower. Closing rst
ssN8ss* July ;Sars, 1bh&look.
r1sCKlLAxHoCs.
At the l1st open board there was great 1sld uade
On Erie and the stock wss so1d down to x but after
wards rallied to G8x The balance Of tho mafket was
dull. xnd generally K9x Per cent. lower. Aiter the
CALL Erie nnctnated considerably and finally settled
down to GsH, which caused I dull and heavy feeling
throughout the list.
Columbian Q. g., 10. Corrdoa, so; po#niev!uc,
$50: New York, 40; Quartz Hi, 80; Rocky Noun
tain. 10; Smith F., 100.
pRf GOODS.
MsIket unchanged. Brown EhceHnss-Sa1uou Falls
A, &c, Great Fnl1s, u, s1c; Bedford. 1sXc.
Bteuched schirtirgs-Wamsutta, 4oc; Bay Sfi1ls
SC; Blackstone, 274c; Hope, sc; Palmer River, &c
Palmet, &c.
Frlnts-Garnes& 4 Co. 2oc: Pacific, ,sc; Hamilton,
lBhc; Freeman, 16Hc; Victory. lie.
Hoop skIrts-Irad1cys Duplex Elliptic and Empress
Trail In good demand. One and quarter Inch Tapes
4s@sDc; wide Tapes4 7ocsSal.12.
shirts-J. ". L. Standard drcss No. 20, $500; DC
No. 400, {51.5o.
CINCINNATI Market.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chlcugo TftbunN.l
CIyCISEATI, September 8.
FtorE-SteadF and 1rm. Sales Of extrn at tig.5aS
11.oo. family At sll .soS1291.
GEA1s-Theat active and higher. Sales of No.
new rcd winter ut r s:32.ss; No. do ut *ss. Cor
scarce and 1r1n. Sales Of MOL mixed ut &C. Oat
dull. Sales OF No. at Sic; No. uew at Sc Rye &C
tive. Sales Of No, ut SIC; extra At Sc. Barley
steady. Sales Of prime fall at *1.5Q.
GorTos-In good demand. 6ales Of u,lidllug ut 8
@3lHc. ..... -...
WulsxE1-Fifm. Sales Of ffee at s2.s1; bonde,
al SC.
paovt1oxsQuiet tut nrmer Mcss Posk hcla 1T tsaoa
Bacon steady. Sales OF shoulders al l7c clear aides
2lc. Ali packed bulk ueata qulct but steady. Lar
crmcr. Small sales Of prime city At 19Hr.
1foSKY-Closc.
EIElASHE-Et4Ady.
, 1866-09-07
13,G3J Bo0ks.
OFF. J. Huntington q Co., R. &C. ordered as
fDl]oWH:

- h4ft1ss4. +.~
800 Books. Grand total in hath orders. 1a esn
These books weigh al'ont fourteen tons! 'seas, ns
au,ount, at retail prices. to ss57a0, heing the
largest orlets ever givcn for music books III tlIs
country. Besides these, Koot Cady order largely,
lei. loot cads's sieam % power presses conid moi
print th"ir own music hooks fast enough TO Keep
iip with their orders. To guard against . rcntu-
this scar With the following stocks Of their pfiaci
pal Killing books on hand:
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si,,oo Books. amounting, al retail prices, to
S;s.1ai.
Add 10 the Two above aggregates all other music
bnoks iu Koot s. Cadyx sioe;i not included In the
foregoing. aud gra,td aggregate i reached, both
III Plumbers and talne. that is really stupcnlpn.,
whcn it ia remembered thu. this Is only one t,n1E
Of thclr rapidly growing business. ReG-1t
, 1866-09-07

An Afllnylt.-<tI, 1xnnc L. Duscnf,crry,
of N2.l 1so Worth Sevcnth-tt,, Wllltau.hn!!gh,
New fork, being duly sworr, so!cunlT declare
that, last December, whB 20 severely afflicted
with rheumatism as to be ut.able to move for
thsec weeks and that, Alter hastn. taken but
three doees Of *'Mctea1fesa Great Rheumatic REM
aud otherwise restored 10 perfect heslsls. Lord 8
Smith agents. w-19
, 1866-09-07

Paper Hanging. nud Window Shades
at eseasly reduced prices. F. &. RIaBr, 50 Ran
doyph-At, c5f8
, 1866-09-07
M Il n II L e u

At Watcrtown, Wis, on "Wednesday, Sept. 3th, st
St Paula Church, by The Rev. .W9 DatieE. Mr. OSCAR
CtaAEDAL1. Of Chicago, and Miss FLORA DOUG
LASS. OF Juneau, Wis. ......
AT union City the :ed nit. by Rev. J. r Moore,
SALl.iE 1ACt1nS, Of Chicago.
~ philadelphia papers please cory.
, 1866-09-07

Rur OVER AND Kn1ED.-An unknown man was
r1,n over and killed, about eight o'clock on We'd
,,csday evening, by car attached to a freight
trim on the Chicago. Burlington Il Quincy Rail-
road, nj the Hnlstcd etrcct crossing. A. D. Dal-
ton, special policeman of The road, etatea that the
engine and train Of fifteen cars was MOVING SLOW
,, and the man, impatient TO proceed. crawled be.
meath the car, and raising his head was struck
oSer m RI oh in@ btm ,ns,any The aeeeasea
was. apparently, a mani iotty-ave Or fifty years
old, Of medium size. sandy hajr, chin whtskers,
a5d dressed fn fight blue 9ycrcoat, and DARK
an lrisLnan, lie Lad 4 silver watch upon bis per-
Run that appeared to have been made by Michael
luerney, No. 80 Moore atEeet, Kilrusc. IRELAND,
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dNaMtR1@a9 gents.

d2AantR1SageNtS.
WANTED-Agent-For ~ WOMEN
" oE s TIE MAE"a new yo.k y Frsak Moore.
s 4Ss III
potfNM ' ~. 4!e snared Il re mGss spp:oTed bsaE
MsEtofa I1ass =! aaFt.es:. batiS esa1.ase II
d sae1 sna;
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IS es Iss g. Rsps'as
s;sEd e Rf<e'1 g 7 Il bs f ~0a
Ihc most papulas and at.rac:tse worS erer so1any
C. 4aEaT: iis soa:a csskss III 2 csIesso IL IL
XNTANTED-Agents-For this city.
stFe SnaT snanss 9G$ $ts1 saI@sen and 40 P
WANTED-Agents-Enereetic agents,
e ase q r. Rsya
sf / % rszs saa T.
sE;s; 'is1 ~ Il 81
WANTED-Agents-For F1nkle 4
sss Ss:Isssss & 3s.f ssi5s: ESfE ,sos Efo 81
W7ANTED-Agcnts-Now Ready.
Il. y
aaSa Ssgs e IL ss RsH1!::
i a9as es
side ii; lo!Iard ds:srl5es bsa1e xiin ihe sle..:
sles i s:.ss III :5s; y Ssss!s d g
not surpassed by the classte Tfga1Ce q Fre5cos;
sai i shs eoanse.1s1s M 8 tz'5c coa.
s - II; @
savy osss sss e & S
snd psetlssd pea Ihe history before u 80 pn,ba
~ ~ ass3aes @ ct Ies5s"-Hoars az HoMs Kag3;ta<
ton fuEportins o be his TO eacrSctlc and
Ss;s Ss;; n{s5S SSsssss Ss,s Il. Sss:sss s {s5
W7ANTED-Agcnts-S 900 per year
s't sHw < '':'Sfs eE Sss III
W7ANTED--Asents-s15O per month.
sEssz ssse'' f. 9R.fa
fWANTED-Agent-In Chicago or St.
Fsq1 se ss nassa sea lsh. o5 th stSss e M
| w ANTED-Agents-s150 to 5000 per
I'D nase shs osass s g. shts an s
ons 81 IL dstsils senetaas H. -
81 sf III Ro9st 6 ssi ss a
! WANTED-Aeents-S1,V00, g pro.
, 1866-09-07

OrR friends, aleasrs. King, Carhart s Co.,
hare Just returned from the East, and ase
now opening the autumn campaign with one Of
the largest and most complete stocks Of goods In
their line, consisting Of Mems Resorte Hats,
ladies' Autumn Furs, and Bnck Gloves, aud nn-
merous other novelties in the Milses' and Boys
sitc Tho latcM styles, aud, being gentlemen OF
lasts, those who make them vieii will not be dis
onnntnten IN their eyDectattonH
, 1866-09-07

A. JoHNsoS AND TIE SoLD1Ens' u0HE.-The
lady managers Of thc Soldiers Home met ycster-
day morning. aud after some discussion decided
to invite President johnson 10 visit the soldlere'
Home not that they had any superahundani IT,
epect for him as man. but thought It fitting that
Statcs, he should be invited. The Invitation WINS
carried oyer (re belisve} by Hun. j. B. Brad well.
The President received It but before ne could read
II, Seward fulerposed with !: We will set abont
H." The Soldiers Home was not visited,
, 1866-09-07
RfHl E8tatR==gitp.

TOR SALE-Cheap-A Cottage House,
nearly oeH. With az roots, closets a4d basement,
4lx0 Now fnt1 fnE 80 per month. TO ssou tcnauk
tnqolre on The premises, no. 175 6oath HorEdn"as.
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t,IHE DOUGLAS MONUMENT.

- E~
, 1866-09-07

"ANTED-Correspo Two
wv Juung gentlemen with 70 Correspond Ei:.n ~
unlimited number of Ioonx asd'ea x'ta r. EteT e
Box ILL tEfansten, III. THs
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:T0r r5aR.

TOR SALE-Cheap, 100 barrels old e.
der xiutgas. also 100 barrels in tEsnt{ aE2n 5eSs
e~A'
, 1866-09-07
ReaI aEstatp=Gn1i1ttrp.

TOR SALE-In the town Of Pafos, Cook
County, ILL.,, 70 miles southwest OF ChscaSn.
miles east Ct Sag Bridge Station, on The Chicago, Alton
state Of cultivation, good buildings we'll wate.et md
good bearing o!shssd: aiso 70 asres Nc. ;!meeT.
inquire oi The subscriber the prctses- A. 8. MA~
, 1866-09-07
E1lfor1llatto1t G1adnteD.

WANTED - Information Of Mor1tz
w Frankenbesg-who. when last heard from. vas
In Rockford, ILL., In the year lS7-i1 be thankfully re-
eekyed by his brother, Nj. EDWARD FRANKEN-
England, Or WI. q. EDWARDS, or San Antonio. Tex
nS. NocSford Daper please coDY. vS53
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SheriTss Sale.

-,i. State Of Ohio, jackson county, : IS.
Robert Aten, Guardian, VS.. Margaret French, eta
First Order Of Sale. In Partition. ..
Pursuant TO the command of an order of sale is
sued by the Court of Common Pleas within and
for the county of jackson and State of Ohio and to
me directed as Sheriff Of said cOtinty of Jackson,
will offef fer sale ht public auction, at the door
of the Court House, Qn front of the Grafton
Block In jackson, IN salq county of jackson, and
n-the State yof-Ohio, on - t-- r-.r
Saturday, September 9Th, A. d., 1866,
at one O'Clock, P. NJ, of said day, the following
real estate, situated in The county of jackson aud
State of Ohio, and bounded and described as fol-
lows, to wit: s....f. s' m ..r ST.. .'t -,,sa'.
The southwest quarter OF the northwest qliar-
ter Of section fifteen township seven and range
nineteen, except three acres and half out of,the
southwest corner Of said lot heretofore decided
by James Noel ind wife to Newton Calhoun and
William Inman, and upon which the steam saw
mill now stands, Appraised at S45U 90.
TO be sold us the property and real estate of
Margaret French ct, a. ut The suit of Robert Aten
Terms of saler-One third Of the purchase mon
ey 10 be paid In hand one third, in one year, and
the residue in two years from the day of sale the
deferred payments to draw interest from the day
of sale, andto be SECURED by mortgage Upon the
premises sold FEFAy vs.
Given under my hand this 9Th day of August
A. D., 1866, ~ Al aH
- -, Jos. TtAWtLsoN, sh'fi J.rU.-1
Augr Q, ,66-l5w--P. F.-$11 10g- - .A-
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Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.


Man wants Tonlc--Do uncommon want
And every year and month brings forth neN
one,
Which, sitetcramming the gaSettes with cant,
The age diseoversto benot tie tfRe one.
or such as these let flieir concoctors yhunt.
III sing the BlTTERs that have credit due won
The worlds great Tonic, which no sklll cun bet
ter
/ mean the matchloss BIrTERs Of HosTETTER
Doctors were living long before old Golen,
And since, exceeding learned, grave and sage
But the stomaehies they were bound to fail in;
Success came not until this later age,
Now Is the era sick folks are made hale In,
Anddrend dyspepsia driven from the stage,
Agues, remittents, headaches--rcal head-spltters,
Vanish Hike smoke before HosTETTER's BIT.
TERs. taEe. #Tab
HciBs, Barks and roote compose the rare infusion;
No mineral poison mars their juices pure,
And fyes mild essence holds eitm in 'soIttion;
The taste IS pleasant tie effect IS sure.
Ne'er have the BITTERS vet proved deluson;
Try them In time, and health aud strengtbse.
cure.
The dfagoh-slayer Agufes or the label,
And they, like him, To save the weak are tlSe.
August 2 1SGG.-1m.
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SOLDIERS Free TuInoN.-The State
of Ohio has provided by law for the Education Of
those Volunteer Soldiers, who entered the service
at an age when young men are at school or at cob
lege. We arc requested to publish the following
for their Information: 2rera,
"Any honorably discharged Volunteer is enti-
tied to free tuition in the Ohio University at Ath-
ems, for as long time he was In the service un-
der age. .--
''Soldiers availing themselves Of this provision
must procure from the Adjutant General Of the
State, o certificate stating the time spent In The
service as a minor. This certificate will be thelf
ticket of admission to the University. Iy
ysApplicants for admission to the Preparatory
Department Of the University are required to be
acquainted with Arithmetic through Vulgar and and
Through Etymology. All who may not be ad-
vanced as far as indicated should spend at least one
term at public or other schools, preparatory 10 ap
plying for admis sion to the University. The law
rriyes them free admission to the public Schools
fhe next term W i'll commence Aug. 2Oth'
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MAnmAqEl.mENsEN--The, following

MARIuAGElL LIGENsEg--The, following
are the marriage licenses issued BY George v
johnson, Probate Judge Of Jackson county, dt
ring the month Of July, 1866; ~ e
Andrew Noilerand Nancy Mitchell.
Bennett Anderson and Anne Glover.
Daniel Il. Hull and Mary NJ. Leach. ~ .-,
Eh Sheppard and Mary +. NJ McClhskey 2
George Neville and MARY Jane Farrdr.
George Hughes and Banthy Dead.
George W. D6@ell 'hsrd EllGh MeCarty.
lTenry Yanghn and Sarah Ann Patterson,
John Kelly and Hester A. Jenkins.
John Brown and Martha johnson.
James BROOKS bhd susah Piles. ,,lI.Js.f +.
James A. Haitian ana Sarah An Wfkef.
james Crossley and Mary Ann Coles.
Jchn ". Flank anh Mildred E. Rice.
John NJ, Withefspooh and Sarah d. Hill.
Nathaniel Rogers and Eqstnda Dever.
Thomas II. Adams and Lydia J. Htnhphreys.
VIM. II. H. Cfabtree aud Sarah Ann Taylor.
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KNOWN IN RUSSIA
BY ISAAC SATHAN

BY ISAAC NATHAN. ..
Near Moscow there lived an old Baron 30 grim,
That all the folks near kept shady Of him,
But beautiful ward lady so fair,
Was known to be shut in his castle there.
Her beauty was famed all through the land,
And many young mobiles had sought her hand
But the grim old Baror was hard to please,
And would give his consent to none OF these.
The Baron Dorlinsky had sought i'd vain
BY every means his suit to gain;
But the lady Rose at church had seen
Young Count 0rlof of handsome mien,
And he too loved her passingly well,
But how to get her he could not tell
But ne happened to hear of Isaac Nathan and
strAightway sent for suit surprisingly grand.
The lady delighted, the Baronwon over .
Both gave their consent to the well.dressed lover
So gents now tell you one and all,
If you would succeed go to Isaac Nathan's Hall.
And a suit you will get that with perfect ease
Will permit you to do whatever you please.
N. B. A large stock of clothing always OF
hand. Look for the Three Red Posts, In Orator
Block, Broadway Street.
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Sherfnes Sale.

State QfOhio, jackson Comfy, ss.
Isaac Stookey VS.. Hester Ann McNally, Admins
trlx, ct al. Second ofdef Of SALT.
Pursuant to the command uf, ,an order for sale
from the Court Of Uunimdn Flehs of jackson
county, Ohio, and to me directed as Special Master
Commissioner Of shid Court I win offer at public
sale at the door of the Coft House, III frohtbf the
Grafton Block in the towi Of Jackson, on
Saturday, September Sth, a. d., 1866,
at one o'clock p. NJ, of slid day, the following
premises all situated in the county of Jackson and
State of Ohio, and bounded and described as fol-
lows, to wit i" 'y.'
The undivided half of the southwest quarter Of
section four "a, township seven IO, ruise nine
teen (19), of lands subject to sale at Chilcothe,
Ohio. Con aiming One Hundred and sixty-Four
and T8-100 acres.
This undivided half appraised at s4OO 90
TO be sold as the property Of Hester Ann Me-
Nalley, Adniinistratrk of Thomas McNalley, dec d
and Others, to satisfy q decree rendered by said
court in favor Of the sald Isaac Stookey.
Terms of sale--cash.
aAiHs1 rAJ0S. II. WILSON, sh'f A7
and Special Master Commissioner
of said Court OF Common Pleas, Jackson Co., o.
" Levi DUNCAN, AttEfU Pltf.
Aug. 0, '6625w. P. +. 80 20
The other undivided half belongs TO 8. w. Ely,
and will be offered at the same time and place, and
on the same terms. yI
la9aa.a 40 .o,D ~. II. WILSON, SIC.
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A New AND PERFECT SEWING

MACHINE. - THE BARTLETT ELASTIC
STITCH practical family SEWING MACHINE;
combines alrthe advantages of the best and most
popular Sewing Machines, greatly slmplifdd, with
other essential improvements. Runs either way
uses short, straight needle, is extremely simple
sews all kinds of goods, runs very still, has only
one threading, has the most perfect tension, and
performs easily with lees instruction, and more
perfectly and efficiently, a kinds of family sew
ing than any sewing-MOchine ever introduced.
EB'If you want the best not fall to examine 1t.
Licensed to use the Wheeler q Wilson feed and
Howe heelle. PhIoE $25, Nine. Deniorest's
Emporium Of Fashions No. 473 Broadway, New
York, General Agency for the United States
Agents wanted. Send for Circular -...
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llR. T. Gems may be consulted as
follows.
In Hamden, at the jackson House, on Mondays
March 9TH April 9th &; My 18th; July I'd; Aug
9Th; septi1Gth /; Oct. 18th. = UlI Ii l...t
In Jackson, at the Ishan House, on Tuesdays
March 6tht April 10th May l5thi July Cd, Aug
9TH, Sept lith: Oct. 10th, ~ .s.s .,g e-r
All sick persons would do weilto cohsHit DR.
Cone, as he charges nothing for consultation aht
his success this community during five years
practice, is guarantee of bis skill in the treatment
ofOll varieties Of Diseases But do not defer youl
application until your disease is incurnble. s
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"PRocRAsrINATIoN is TIE THIEF OF
TME."-Too many allow themselves to 90 with
out proper nourishmcnt, aud before they know 1t
have tho dyspepsia in the worst way Indiges-
tlon, unless speedily attended To, will Certainly
produce sckness and i'll health. We know of no
remedy equal to Goes Dyspepsia Cure in such
cases. 1t enables The patient to take hearty food,
the parent Of health, stops distress after eating
as soon as you take IT, Thdss Sperfect regulator
Of the stomach and bowels.
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soME Of the miners at this place arc

Some of the miners at this place are
on a strike. In reference to this matter, we find
the following in the Middleport Gazette:
''A miner writing from Jackson, Ohio. warns
coal miners not to come there on account of impo.
sltions imposed upon them In different ways ana
recommends that class of men to stay here where
they can get pay for what they do. He says he is
bound for Nelsonville. We have not room this
week for the article" ,.,,t ...r... .. ..r.r
We do not wish such articles to injurc the busi-
ness of our town, and will only say that two Of the
miners had this matter settled in a legal manner.
They sued the Orange Furnace Co. for $500, charg-
ing that the measurement was not correct After
two days investigation, the Mayor gave Judgment
against the plaintiffs for costs. ...,,.
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LAND SALEs.-The Sheriff made sew
eral sales Of land on last Saturday The balance
of the farm belonging to the estate of Josiah Long
deceased, brought $827OO, being about slOO per
acre, and was sold in separate pieces. James
Burchfeld bought portion of It, and Madison
Claar one piece and E. Long one piece, and J. H.
Stephenson one piece. We understand that the
Town Council and the township Trustees are to
get portion of the trurt bought by Mr.. Stephen
son, for the purpose of Cemetery 1t lies near
the jamestown graveyard. ,,r...
4 In the case of Washam VS.. Ewing, the land sold
to Mr.. Washam for $810
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Dull TMEs.-We notice that a good
many men who do not advertise, have plenty Of
time TO sit in front Of their places of business, and
look az the teams passing along our streets. Hav-
ing little leisure the other day, we went along
the principal streets to see what we could see.
The result was that we found four men in Orange
Furnace store, all busy, waiting upon customers,
while many others sat half asleep in front of their
stores, and we're taking the world easy. All right
friends. Take 1t calmly friends. &
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A New AND PERFECT SEWING

"A NEW AND FERFECT SEWING
MACHINE. THE BARTLETT ELASTIC
STITCH practical family SEWING MACHINE;
combines all the advantages Of the tcst and most
ppuIar Sewing -MacRiHes, greatly sirhplifed, with
other Essential improvements Runs either way,
uses short strtight needle, is extremely simple,
sews all kinds Of goods, runs very still. has only
one threading, has tie most perfect tension, and
performs easily with less Instruction. and more
perfectly and efficiently oil kinds oF family sew
ing than any Scwing-Machine ever introduced.
t8-If you want the best do not fail to examine it,
Licensed to use the Wheeler s. Wilson feed and
Howe needle PRICE $25. Nine. Demorest's
Emporium of Fashions, No. 473 Broadway, New
York, General Agency for the United States.
Agents wanted. Send for circular.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BRANpRErH's Pills. Cos

BRANDRETH's PILLS. Cos.
rvENEss, DMRRHEA.-They are taken up by the
absorbents, and carried into the circulation,
through which medium they are conveyed to every
part of the body, ih'h -
If the pain affects the joints, single dose pro-
duces remarkable benefit And the same rule ap
plies to coetiveness, dlarrhea and dysentery
though with the last named they may be required
night and morning for somebody's before decided
relief is obtained, In affections of the lungs
throat, head, and pleurisN the relief is certain
the excretory organs throw off with ease the
phegm, and the breathing becomes freer, Spas.
modic asthma is often cured by single dose. u,
August 2, 1SG6.--1m f34 A/l'4aa .
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ALCANpID STATEMENT

You can procure of any Druggist in this city and
vicinity, Dr. Tobias Venetian Liniment. 1t is a
sure and speedy cure for sore throat, headache,
toothachc, chronic rheumatism, collie, croupsand
palms IN the limbs, We advise every one to give
ita trial. The expense iS mere tflfe--4O cents
and we are confident no person will ever be with
out lt, Every family should have bottle In the
house in case of sudden accidents, such as cuts,
burns, scalds &c. Its pain relieving qualities are
miraculous As for Group, it has saved hundreds;
we have the certificates to prove It, Office, 5f
Coitandt Street. New York. Sold by Druggists
August 2, 1S66,r-1m D
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Road Notice.

YNHERE win be d petition presented 10 the
L. Commissioners Of jackson county, Ohio, at
their next session, for county road, as follows;
Commencing at the county road, commonly
called the Jackson road, near the school house In
little east of south 10 Of near the stable of John
Spanknebel; thence following the old tface, and
again ihttrsectlng the Jackson road abodt half
mile nofth-east Of Charles McKinnss.
July 26, 96--jw. PETITI0NERS
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ThE following new advertisements
will be found in the STANDARD this week:
EScitcts- -Haight e. Chambers. 'i'
ETClaim Agent. NJ. Beman.
Ear5 T" m.''. james Tripp.
EWanted-Ink Co.
EgHorse stOlen-T. Ragan.
EJsheriff's suae--Carter VS.. Jacox.
, fT Z" -stookey vs.. McNally.
81 . " -Ateu VS.. French.
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LAST Monday was the regular day for
examination of school teachers in this place.
There were twenty applicants, seventeen of whom
got certificates, ranging from six TO eighteen
months. sa q.
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WHIsKBRs |! WHIskERs!!

Dr. L. o. MoNrEz' COrroHa, the greatest stimu-
latoF III theworld, will force Whlskefs or Mus
taches to grow on the smoothest face or chin
never known to fail. sample for trial sent to any
one desirons of testing It's merits. Address
.'" ~ REkgEs q Co., Is Nassau st., NY.
June Rs j66-8m. has. r.ss..