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DIED.

In Porter, Galia county, Oh the 2Gth day Of
March, 1866, DEI HOLMAN, aged % years. The
deceased he's been from childhood resident Of
GalIla county In her twelfth year she united
with the Free Presbyterian church in Porter after
having given a bright evidence of her love for the
Savior. Iu later years DEt eyinced decided taste
in literary pursuits She was known to the reading
world as Del VERSoS, having been a successful
contributor to scyeral weekly periodicals.
They laid her in the cold dark grave
With flowers upon her heart,
Aloyely blossom for the sky,
Sofngile, yet so best.
In shtdOwy beauty DER her brow
The life-lke tresses lav;
Her eyes were closed as closed in sleep,
Death scarce had dimmed their ray.
Wegrieved to lay the gentle girl,
Within the darkening tomb
When the sweet flowers were putting forth
Their loneliness and bloom.
But Oh il was n selfish grief.
In yOn bright world Of bliss
She'll never know the bitter care
That dlms our path in this
On account Of sickness and removal the above
notice has been delayed.
E4j-GaIpois papers please copy. L. NJ. II.
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DR. Il. Coxr may be consulted as

DE. E. Cone may be consulted as
follows
In Ilamden, at the jackson House, On Mondays,
March 9th April 9th; My 18th; July %; Aug.
9th Sept 10th Oct 18th.
In jackson, at the Ishom House. on Tuesdays,
March 9Th ; April 10th May 10Th; July8d; Aug.
9TH Sept 1lth: Oct. 18th.
All sick persons would do well to consult Dr.
Cone, as he charges nothing for consultation and
his success in this community, during five years
practice, Is guarantee Of his skin in the treatment
Of all varieties oil diseases. But do not defer your
application until your disease il ncurablc.
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CornT PRocEEprYos-The cosos =,

CouRT PROCEEDINGS. The cases of
the State Of Ohio vs.. Lewis Currcr and Charles
Currier, charged with aiding and abctlnp james
Currler In the murder Of John Rawllns, were tried
by juries, on plea Of not guilty. They had ser =
arate trials. The juries brought In vcrdlcts Of
pullty Of manslaughter In both cases. Lewis Chr.
rier was sentenced TO the penllentary for five
years and Charles for three years
Hastlng4, Trlpp and DUIIadway for the State I;
Bratton, Mayo & Stevenson for defense.
State Of Ohio vs.. John ID. WilIiamB. This yag
an Indictment under the 4th section of the Iiquor
law. The defendant keeps yin Portland.
He plead guilty, and was fined 900 90 and costs,
and ordered to enterinto q bond with security in
the sum Of one thousand dollars, conditioned that
he would not sell Intoxicating liquors in violation
of law, and that his house be shut up as nuisance
until said bond shall be given.
State of Ohio VS.. William Spriggs. This was an
indictment for assault and battery upon William
A. Barton. Defendant plead guilty, and was fined
five dollars and costs.
State of Ohio VS.. James Woods. This was m
indictment for grand larceny, in stealing money
from w. n. Burke's store. Tried on plea of
not guilty. Verdict guilty. Sentenced to the
Penitentiaryfor one year
Hastings for the State DuIiadway for defense.
State Of Ohio vs.. George w. Mclaughlin. De-
fendant was Indicted for stealing horse the prop
erty of Abraham French. Plea not guilty. Tried
by a. jury Verdict guilty. Motion for new tri-
al. Notion sustained, verdict set aside, and new
trial granted. Bail fixed at 800.
Hastings for State, DUNCAN and DuHadway for
defense.
Robert Atcn VS.. George W. Johnson. THIS
was an action for false imprisonment growing
out of a case for contempt, while the defendant
was acting rs Mayor Of the incorporated Village
of Jackson in September last. statement of
the facts in the case was published at that time,
which our readers Lo doubt remember The trial
was lengthy, and much evidence was offered.
During the progress Of the case, several legal prn-
ciples were decided, which will be of general in
terest aud especially so to justices of the peace.
It was held that Mayor has no power to punish
for contempt Of his court, and that no person can
be sent to Jail without written mittimus, and il
such thing is done, the justice, constable, and
the iailor. are all tresspassers
The jury brought in verdict for the plaintiff,
and assessed his damages at $500.
Moore and Hutchins for plaintiff Tripp and
McCliutick for defense.
A large number Of cases had to be continued for
want of time. There was business enough 10
take two weeks longer
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MARRIAGE LCENsEs.-The following
are the marriage licenses issued by George W.
johnson, Probate Judge of jackson county, du.
ring the month Of Nav, 1866.
Amaziah Mitchell and Catharire Alys,
Alfred H. Steele an1 Nancy F. Ewing
Aaron Kirkendall and Sarah NJ. Allen.
Barney Conter ard Julia A. Toppins,
David Hannor and Eenor Cavey.
Francis NJ Knnson and Sarah J. MossbSrger
George DiIlenger and Ann E. McCny.
George w. Fout and Mary Ann Yeager.
George w. Mercer and Margaret Culp.
Henry Hupsinger and Mary Ann Newell,
Henry Bieedove and Sarah Jane YeGtes.
John II. Morgan and Mary E. Williams.
James NJ. Warren and Josephine NJ. Dillen,
John H. Stephenson and Harriet E. Booth.
Patrick Stevens and Ann Hogan.
Peter Ware and Martha c. MOler.
Thomas Mccormick and California Goody.
William Kelly and Francina Hawkins.
William Smith and Mary johnson.
William H. Steagall and Hannah Humphreys.
William II. Brady and Eliza j. Thomas
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A New ORGAN.-We have received
the first number of paper called the Jackson
Times" 1t purports to be published over the
Drug Store of Paul & May, in this place. 1t is
really printed at the office of the Portsmouth
Times, in Portsmouth, and is reprint of that pa
per, with three or four jackson advertisements.
The editorials are the same that appeared in the
Portsmouth Times of the preceding week. 1t con-
tains few local items. Itpurports to be conduct
ed by DR.. |. T. Monahan. OF course, it will be
rebel all over, unless the Dr. has been born again,
politically.
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"MoRE Poor. IF any one is disposed
to doubt the fact that Baldrldge & Grassland are
doing an immense business in the way of manu-
featuring and selling clothing, that doubt might
have been removed by observing the amount
of business done by this house during the two
weeks of Court. Everybody wears new clothing,
and everybody buys his clothing from Buldidge
& Grassland. Their establishment may be found
on Main Street, opposite tie Standard cGice.
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WARM EuRopE,=-.it is still asserted

WARM EURoPE.=-1t is still asserted
that there will be great war in Europe In an
ticipation of this event, the Orange. Furnace Co.
have laid in very large stock Of goods, before
the price shall 60 up. Waraways makes goods
dear, as has been proven in the case cf the late
rebellion. If general war should break out,
commercial ports VIII be blockaded, and manu-
featuring will be greatly checked ANY one want
ing goods, had best see 70 it at once, ana lay in
stock.
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A New AND PERFECT SEWING

MACHINE. THE BARTLETT ELASTIC
STITCH practical family SEWING MACHINE; /;
combines all the advantages of the best and most
popular Sewing Machines, greatly sinpliGed with
other essential improvements. Runs either way,
uses short, straight needle is extremely simple,
scws all kinds of goods, runs very still has only
one threading, has the most perfect tension, and
performs easily with less instruction, and more
perfectly and efficiently, all kinds of family sew
ing than any Sewing Machine ever introduced
Ef-If you want the best do not fail to examine it,
Licensed to use the Wheeer& Wilson feed nd
Howe needle. PRtcE $25. Nine, Demorests
Emporium of Fashions, No. 473 Broadway, New
York, General Agency for the United States.
Agents wanted. Send for circular.
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BRANDRETH's PILLS. INFLU-

EvzA, DIpurHERTA.-In inllammatory affections
when no bleeding is permitted, free use of these
Pills soon modifcs the alarming symptoms, and
perseverance, according to the directions usually
quickly cures, and certainly nothing is rsked in
using Brandrcths Pills For cold influenza, dph-
theria pains of the head dizziness and apoplety
no medicine can be compared to them In cry
sipeas, fever and agie, smallpox, and in oil the
diseases of childhood, their use insures speedy
recovery Of health. They produce these results
simply by taking from the blood its impurities,
leaving
THIS VITAL FLUID FREE,
to aid weak locality" to recover its proper and
necessary STATUS" or health.
BRANDRETH'S PILLS have affinity for the
SUBJECT MATTER OF DISEASE,
and cause its
CERTAIN EXPULSION FROM THE BODY
May 81, 1sG6,-1m
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New countries have wants and habits
peculiar to themselves. In our widely extended
and .spOrsely settled territory, medicines ready
prepared are mere employed, and IRE tn iacta
greater necessity than in the old countries. DR..
Ayers preparations have given the public greater
confidence in this class OF remedies than had ever
been felt before Physicians instead of discNrding
them, really favor the use of such ready at hand
antidotes for disease, when they can be depended
on. And we wish our readers to know that in
publishing j. G. Aver IL Co.'S advertisement or
any others of like reliable character, we think we
are furnishing them as useful information as any
with which we can fill cur coumns.-LouisrHe
Courier.
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SORROWS come not single. Hundreds
meet with misfortunes at every turn of the great
wheel of life. Suffering, sorrow and sickness is
the inheritance of man. Dyspepsia has claimed
millions as its victims, and for years there has
seemed to be no reliable remedy for it, Our read
ers will rejoice to hear that Goes Dyspepsia Cure
will certainly cure it in every instance. All its at
tendant Affections, like cramps, collie, indigestion,
sickness of stomach, souring and rising of food,
sick headache general debility and want of appe-
tie are sure to yield to Goes Dyspepsia Cure.
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SMALL-Pox.-There are three cases of

SMALL-Pox. There are three cases of
smallpox in town. The wives of R. E. G. Clew-
ers, John Branson and C. Graham, have all had it.
Mr.. Clewers resides on Main Street, in the house
formerly occupied by B. French, as grocery.
Mr.. Branson resides on Pearl Street, in the house
formerly occupied by William Flowers as tavern,
and Mr.. Graham resides at the corner of Pearl and
Broadway opposite Miller's Drug Store. The
Mayor has issued his proclamation, Urging vaccna-
tion, and requiring care on The pdfC of families
where the disease may make its appearance
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MINERAL MATTERS. -Thefe is not
much being done in the coal business in this coun-
ty at this time. Neither DUNCAN & Davis, nor
Kyle, Brown g. Co., are getting out any coal.
Most of the iron furnaces in the county will make
blast Star Furnace will go into blast in August
or September. The outside of the stack is COM
pleted. II is a sheet-iron structure, weighing
about twelve tons. The brick wall will be put in
as soon as the brick can be got ready 1t was not
decided until recently whether Diamond Furnace
would 60 into blast this Summer, We believe it
Is now decided to do So This will very much re-
vive the business of mining coal in this vicinity
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I'M A YOUNG GIRL FROM THE COUNTRY
AND YOU CAN'T GET OVER ME-.

M A YOUNG GIRL FROM THE COUNTRI
AND YOU CAN'T GET OVER ME-.
A county gitl once came to town
The wondrous sights to see,
And thought that she would play coquetto
Wherever she might be;
Says she "Ill tease these city chaps,
With grces light and free;
I'm ayoung girl from the country
But they can't get over me-"
Fall soon the lovers came around,
Butshe selected three;
One was gallant soldier boy,
Another loved the sen,
The other q plain citizen,
Says she, "Ill fool all three;
I'm young girl from the country
But they can't get over me-"
The gallant soldier first proposed
Inlanguage bold an6 free,
And says 81 know she will accept,
She's very proud of me-
She looked into his crying eyes,
And sung with voice of glee
SIN young girl from the country
But you cant get over me"
The sailor next put on his best,
And swung himself to lee,
And thought he'd anchor out for life
When she his mate should be.
Hepopped the question, but she smiled
With shaking head, says she;
sim young girl from tile country
Butyou cant get over me-"
The citizen was more acute,
Before he reached her door,
lie bought himselfa splendid suit
At Isaac Nathans store;
He came, he saw, he conquered. too,
And then proposed. Says she,
Tim young girl from the country
But you are the boy for me
For You buy your clothes at Isaac Nathan's stor
IN Broadway. where they sell 20 per cent. cheal
n than at any other store. The sign is three re
posts"
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NOTICE.

HARVEY L. TRIP, Rachel 4. Tdpp. Loria
H A. Tripp William E~Tripp, and Mary A.
Trip, minor children Of Jesse j. Trip, deceased
Mary L. Trip. NncyA. rripP, LeOnida5 Tripp
and Stephen f. Trip all Of Jackson county. Ohio
Holden Tripp John L, Trip, Oliver T. Iripp
Elizabeth Livingston Alexander Livingston Mary
A. Livingston, Eli livingston RebeCca Lower,
Noah Lower. Louisa NJ. Owing and George W
Loving, all of Eiuton county, Ohio; David r.
Trip, and William II. TIipp. both Of the State Of
Illinois, and LoyinN Jones, and Robert T. Jones
both Of the State Of Indiana, are hereby notified
that on the 3Oth day Of May, A. D. 1865, William
OHer, as guardian Of said minors, filed in The
Probate Cdurt Of jackson county, Ohio, petition
the object and PRAYER OF which Is TO procure said
Court TO order the sale Of the interest Of said mi
norS IN certain real estate, situated in the county
Of jackson and State Of Ohio, and bounded and
described rs follows to-wt
The northeast quarter Of the northwest quar-
ter, and the northwest quarter Of the northeast
quarter, OF section No. II, township No 9. range
No. 10 containing in all 80 acres, more or les, =
and that said petition will be for hearing by said
Court OH the 25th day Of June, A. D, 1866 at
which time an order will be asked, IS prayed for
in said petition.
WILLIAM CGIER,
Guardian Of Harvey L. Tripp, ct. a.
j: W. Longbon, Atty JuLe L66-Sw
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The following new advertisements
VIII be found in the STANDARD this week.
EgAceident Insurance Co., Columbus.
EgPhrenology-Prof. Hill,
E9Ice Cream Saloon-Below Orange Furnace
Store.
FdFarm for sale--John McMongle.
"a ltch--Wheaton's Ointment.
ES-Smal-Pox-Ordnanc No XIII.
EgLetter List-Marriage Licenses-Editorial
Notices.
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Some person has sent us a communi-
cation signed "a Citizen, and enclosed one dollar
to pay for setting it up We cannot publish anon
ymous communications If "a citizen" will give
us his name, we will publish his communication,
and give him back his dollar.
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AVOID COUNTERFEITS.
HoSTETTER's BirTERs share the common fate
OfalrThings good-Impostors initiate.
OF these heware-discreety use your eyes
Ftom honest houses purchase your supplies.
CAUTION.


THE GovERNMENT ENDORSEMENT.
In order to guard against dangerous l!hpos-
tions the public are requested to take especial
nlte of the eautiiul engraved proprietary stamp
through which the Government of the United
States officially authenticates every bottle of HOS
LETTERS BITTER'S. This shield, thrown by
the Government over the proprietors and the pub
lie for their joint protection, is placed cohspiru-
ousy across the cork and over the neck Of each
bottle, and cannot fail to strike the eye Of the
most casual observer Nothing that purports to
be Hostetters Bltters can be genuine unless the
stamp is there.
1t is also proper to state that the Bltters are
sold exclusively in glass and never under any cir
cumstances by the gallon or TIE barrel lmpos-
tors and imitators are abroad, and the only safe
guard the puUlic has against them IA to see that
the Btters they buy beaf the engraved label and
note of Eand of Messrs. Hostetter & Smith, and
the stamp above mentioned
MAY 81 1S66-1m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ITCH! IToH! ITCHl
SCRATCH! SCRATCH! SCRATCH
WIIEATON'S OINTMENT
IEiN Ctlre The Nch IN As Ronrs

1IG z WTC TNG ITIW III IIVWT
Also cures SALT RHEUM, ULCERS, CHILL
BLAINs, and all ERUPTIONS OF THE ,sKIN.
Price 50 cents For sale by all druggists. Bv
sending co cents to WEEKS g. POTTER, Sole
Agents, 10 Washington street, Boston, it will be
forwarded by mail, free of postage, to any part Of
the United States TJunc II, '66-y
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PHRENoLoGY. Prof Hill is now at
the lsham House in this place. We had our head
examined by him, and can testify that he under
stands the science well. He has certificates from
DR.. Howard Prof Young, Judge Wech and 9TH
ers, of Athens.
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JoHN DYER, for a great many years a
resident of this place, was buried on last Sunday
week. He was quiet, good citizen, but for many
years was the slave of intempeance. Week be-
fore last he took his last spree, and the arch enc
my of mankind destroyed him. He died with de-
lirlum tremens.
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THE Editor of the Garfield (ohio)

Herald says:--
"WMEAroN's IrcH OrNTMENT-It has been said
that to get the itch isno disgrace, but 1t is dis
graceful to keep it. No one need have the Itch
lforty-eight hours if they win use 'Wheaton's Oint-
ment, for it is a sure cure! We saw it tried on
the persons of several children and adults few
weeks since, and the itching at once ceased and
in two DAYS not an eruption was visible. 1t is ell
Afectual in removing pimples, blotchcs, ard cspe-
Tally old sores. We used the Ointment on one ol
r. : own children, and the effect was magical.
The itch which has been so prevalent about here
has not yielded to the usual remedies for this COM
plaint,. and We are glad that remedy has been
= covered that is SO effectual and yet so Cheap
on odvertisement
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Local Matter.

ADVERTISEMENTS for insertion in The
STANDARD, must be handed in by noon on Tues
day each week, as the paper is made up on Tues
day evening.
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Sheriff and Special Master
Commissioners Sale.
State Of Ohio, Jackson county, os.

Pursuant to the command of on order Of sale is
sued from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Jackson
county. Ohio, and to me directed as Special Mas
ter will offer for sele at public auction, at the
door of the Court House. lin front Of the Grafton
Block on
Saturday, July 7th, y. D. 1866,
Mt O'Clock P NJ of said day, the foaowing~los-
Crbed real estate situated in the county of jack
son and State OF Ohio, to wit: Tven.y-siX acres
Oft Of the northeast quarter of the northwest
quarter Of section No. % two, Of township No.
(Sl eight OF range No. % nineteen, commencing
at stake at Nc. !. at the boundary line Of the
town of R1vs7ille, as will be seen by reference to
plat, and survey made by Thompson Leach Dep.
uty Surveyor Of Jackson county, April 1st 1862;
from thence to number south SS degrees, east
iJrty-sX poles thence TO number 3 south l1sL
degrees, vest 6S poles; thence to number norsh
$50 degrees, west So poles; thence TO number
u degrees. east 46 poles; thence 10 number
south u degrees east % poles thence 70 number
I, 5j degrees, east "a poles; thence to number
north 81 degrees, west pUlesi thence to number
north 80 degrees east poles and links, to tho
place of beginning, containing % acres.
Also the east half Of the northwest quarter OF
section number (2) two of township number (S)
eight Of range number (l9) nineteen, save aud ex-
cept 26 acres decided by the Auditor Of Jackson
county to Robert Mason and so much Of ssid tract
as is within the town plat of Raysyie, containing
46 acres more Orlcss.
To be sold as the property Of CHARLES Gull and
Others, ct the suit Of George y. RGmscy.
1st described piece valued at $500
2nd 34O0.
JOS. II, WILSON,
Sheriff and Special Master Commissioner Court
Common Pleas
June I, 1S6G.--5w-pf S14.1O.
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SToRNING the Strongholds

DR.. TOBIAS VENETIAN LINZ
MENT-Ir CURES CHOLERA, WHEN FIRST IA
KES, in few hours; Dysentery in half an hour /;
Tooth-ache in five minutes. 1t is perfectly inno-
cent to take internally, and is recommended by the
most eminent Physicians In the United States.
Price 40 and 50 cents.
ToxAwANDA, Pa, Aug. 6, 1859.
DR.. S. l. TOBIAS, NEw YORK !-DeQr Sir:-I
have used your Venetian Liniment with great sue
cess, both as an internal as well as an external
medicine In cases of Bilious Collie and Cholera
Morbus regard it as a sovereign remedy. Your
Venetian Horse Liniment stands unrivaled as q
horse medicine amongst farriers and boatmen on
this canal. WM. LEWIS.
Superintendent North Branch Canal.
Sold by all Druggists. Office, No. Sc Cort-
landt Street. New York.
Nav Il, 1SG6.-1m
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MANH00pi now LOST. HOW RESTORED

EUsI EUBLI5HED. -==,e,
81 a new edition Of DR.. EAkSagSSssA\
CULFERWEIL'SCEL- .-1ssts-Ees,t55N
EBRATED ESSAY on E5r1Ess esNysfa\
the rG3ical cure lwithout ST-I.ts +tstlfaSrAA
medirineJ Of SpeTna- gsk@ssss ia
torThna, or Seminal
Weakness. Involuntary Seminal Losses, Inpotsn-
cy, Mental and Physical Iucapacity, Impediments
to Narilze. etc; also, CONSUMPTION Epilepsy, and
Fits Induced by selEindulgencsDr sexual extraV-
aga1ce.
fTg-Trce. IN Z sealed envelope only G cents.
fhe celebrated Guthor IN this adniFa bic essay
clearly dem 0nstrales. from thirty years success
ful practice, that the alarming consequences Of
seEabusc my be radically cured without the dan
ger0us use Of internal medicine OFthe application
Of the lsuit5-pOinting Out q mode Of cure at once
simple certain, and caec,-al. hr means Of which
every sE.ereT, no matter what his condition NAV
be. my cure himself cA2aply, privately, and
rdE'r4-sy.
This lecture should be in the hands Of every
youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal in plain GnTclopc, to any adj
dress post yIH, on receipt Of six cents, or two
postage stamps address the publishers,
CUAS. J. c. kLINE& CO.,
III Blwcry. New York,
March %, G6 1y Post Office box 4,5S6.
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"THE Presbyterian Sociable" will
meet next Wednesday evening (2Oth irst } at the
residence Of Mrs Z. Ford.
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COMMENCEMENT week at Athens Col
lcge will begin on Friday Qo-molrow) and the
exercises will be interesting.
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LITERARY NOTICES. We have receiv-
ed the Ladies' Repository fortune, and Peterson s
Magazine for july butreally have not had time to
examine them,
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A little son of Gustav Geiger, the
brewer, was dangerously injured on the turn table,
at the Depot few days ago.
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The time table on our railroad was
changed on Monday last. We will have our time
table corrected for next paper.