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Why Mort ABook for Every Woman

Why NoT7 A Book for Every Woman.
The Prize Essay to which the American Medical
Association awarded the Gold Medal for 1860
Bv Horatio R. Storer, NJ. d., of Boston. Issued
for general circulation by order of the American
Medical Association. Boston LEE g. SHEp-
ARD.
Under this obscure title of "Why Not?' we
have treatise of very great value, upon topic
of vital interest to the community, by one oil the
first authorities of the medical profession. 1t is
prize essay upon the subject of criminal aoortion'
for which gold medal was awarded the author
by the American Medical Association. And the
Association have further cyinced their sense oil
the value and importance of the Essay, by efforts
to secure for it the largest possible circulation in
the community. DR.. Storer has given more at-
tention to this subject than any other professional
man in the country, and he is so deeply impressed
bv his own knowledge of the frequency, GRIM
inaty, immortality and dangers of the practice IN
question, that his appeal to "cvery woman Is
most direct forcible, earnest and eloquent. Many
readers will be astonished at the evidence ad'
duccd by DR.. Storer, to show the Increase anu
frequency of this crime in our country. Butfew
will wonder at the earncstnees and even intense
feeling with which the author presses this suDJcc'
home upon the feelings, the conseiences' ana Ihc
fears of his readers after they have read his start
ling exposition of the evils, dangers, and fatal re
suits which are produced by this great onens
against the laws of God and man.
Dr. Storers Essay is brief, concise, Interesting
and written in style adapting 1t to popular use
funess, pretty free from professional tcehncalitle'
and very plain in purpose and expression. In
high and purifying tone of the Essay Is especial
noticeable, and 1t can hardly fail to exert whole
some, powerful, and improving influence upor
society. 1t tappears. from the evidence ofDr' store
that the community is sadly suffering from III
consequences of false theories and ignorance
physical facts, and it is the purpose and Will be ID
effect of his excellent Essay to remove those e
rors, and correct the sentiment and practice OF 81
ciety.-SaIem Observer.
| For sale by all booksellers and news dealers,
8 sent by mail (post-paid) by the publishers, on
t ceipt of 80 cents. Cloth bound, $1.OO.
r LEE s. SHEPARD, Publishers
147 Washington Street, Boston
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LITERARY NorcEs.-The Ladies' Re
pository for July is a fine number Ihere arc TWO
engravings, as usual, Cumberland Valley, and
Portraits of Lucretia and Margaret Davidson.
The reading matter is interesting and instructive
We have also received the July numbers OF bca-
dies Monthly, Arthur's Magazine, the American
Agriculturist, Sea- but have had no time to ex-
anime them. We are also in regular receipt Oh
Every Saturday, by Ticknor & Fields Boston,
hut they have forgotten to send us Our Young
Folks for July.
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THAT'S WHAT'S THE MATTER.

I1AAI'D w AAhA y AAAN A@e~ ~
don't know what's the matter,
NY clothes they flt me we'll
Yet there Is something wanting
Whit 1t Is cannot tell.
Now there Is Harry Jones,
! am better shaped than hc
As smart and quite as handsome,
As any one can see.
Yet there's an air about him,
Though do not wish to Aatter,
That gets ahead Off ..,. .
And that's Just what's the matter.
On the street stood musing
When who should pass me by,
But well-dressed Harry Jones,
observed him with d sigh.
Oh, tell me, Harry, tell me,
after him did call,
Where do you get your clothing3
Said he, 'at Isaac Nsthan's Store"
On Broadway, in Grafton Block. Call soon-caI
before purchasing elsewhere. Look for the sig
of the three red posts.
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VINO is TO BLAME!-f people grow
thin and emsciated, and fairly die out by inches
ffom the rayages of dyspepsia and indigestion
and whowil pity snch people, in their distress
and suffering, when they neglect to avail them, n
selves of the only remedy yet discovered 'na' WIN
cure them, and which we have again and again
rsneoted and recommended as certain cure lo'
dyspepsia-we refer to Goes Dyspepsia cure: !. !.
Is certainly the greatest miracle of The age ior
nnros oll disorders of the stomach and bowels
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Anvrpws,SG.-Jay Cooke was COM

ADVERTISING. jay Cooke was COM
porotiyely a poor man few years ago. NOW ne
nossesses vast wealth. He builds fine houses, ana
gives for charitable purposes by the ten thousand
dollars All this vast wealth has been accumulot-
cd bv his extensive advertising The Government
NUT the loans into his hands, and gave him very
sma, percentage upon oil the money he could
borrow. by the sale of bonds. Mr. Cooke then
went to Peasee g. Co., advertising agents. in new
York City, and authorized them to advertise III
every paper in the United States, OF all partlcS anu
creeds. Thus the Government loan was placed
before everybody. The result was that MI
Cooke made fortune, and also lifted the Govern
ment ont of its financial troubles.
Many people wonder at the amount oil "ea''n
bejpp accumulated by some of the business men oil
Jackson. Some are busy. and getting rch' while
others are sitting on boxes in front of their stores
and shops sleeping and half starving
We may be permitted to mention A. D. oroSS-
land "a one who is making money by letting peo'
nile know that he is selling cheap and excellen'
clothing, on Main Street, opposite the Sf3T"o'0
office. Orange Furnace Co. are making none,
by letting people know from week to week. Una, In"
they are selling vast lots of cheap and exceileh
Goods two doors below the Bank, on Main street
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Doors AND SHoEs.-Mr L. Z. Dyer
Is still at work, manufacturing boots and shoes,
in the basement Of sternberger's building, on
Portsmouth Street. Mr.. Dyer is "a first-rate me-
chanic, and he keeps competent workmen in his
employ. Those who patronizc him, may rest as
sured that they will get their work honestly done
April 26, 1866.--tf
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Mr.. JAMES WATSON Of Cincinnati,

Mr.. JAMES WATSON of Cincinnati,
who is one of the principal owners of the Orange
Furnace, has given fifty dollars towards the erec-
ton of the new Parsonage in this place. As we
are Zone of the twelve" who undertook to build
the parsonage, we can appreciate Mr.. Watson's
generosity.
We believe Mr. Watson is proprietor of the
Henrie House, in Cincinnati, and wewould advise
our citizens who visit the city, to stop with him
Such men deserve patronage.
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BURKE.-We gave mortal offense to
Hon. Walter Neal Burke, Lord Mayor of Jackson,
in local item last week. Mr.. Burke says he did
not sell his stock of goods, but only his real estate
What we said about his business running down
because he did not advertise, was merely Joke,
and we thought all our readers, even including
Mr.. Burke, had sense enough to see that it was
onlya joke. But Burke took 1t seriously anc
thinks it might do him injury. WesoleInnlysvel
that we had no such intention. A man who has
ALP 900 in his pocket, and five orsix thousand dol
lars worth of goods, is not much broke, II hi
does not advertise.
We have always been very friendly with Mr.
Burke and as he is good at giving joke we sup
posed that he would also be willing to take one
We are truly sorry that we gave him ofiensc' anC
he NAV always draw on us for favor, as hereto
fore, whatever may be his feelings toward u.s.
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THANKS to Hon. John Sherman,
L. g. Senator, for neatly bound copy Of Ban
croft. great Grafton upon the life and character OF
Abraham Lincoln.
Also, to Hon. II. s. Bundy, for a lot OF turnip
seed. and several speeches.
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ARE You READY ?-Remember that
tomorrow (Frday) at two O'Clock the Union men
of jackson county will meet at the usual place of
holding elections in each township, and then and
there select delegates to the county convention,
which will meet in jackson on Saturday. Do not
forget IT,
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ALLCoCK's Porous PLAsTERs.

CURE LUMBAGO, PAINS OF THE SIDE, VA
RICOSE VEINS, SORE CHEST, &c.
An Electrician, who has great experience OF
their effects in local rheumatism in tic dOforeur,
and dcep-seatcd nervous and other pains, and in
affections of the kidneys, etc. etc., attributes all
their sedatlve, stmulative, and pain-rellevlng ef-
fects to their electric qualities. lie asserts they re-
store the healthy electric condition (cquilibrium)
of the part and that being restored, pain aud
morbid action cease.
LAME BACK.
Brandreth House, New York, Nov. 2S' 1859.
T. AILcocK g. Co.-Gentlemen; lately SUI
fered severely from weakness in my back. Hav-
ing heard your Plasters much recommended IN
cases of this kind procured one, and the result
was all that 1 could DESIRE Asingle plaster cured
me in a week.
Yours Respectfully
J. G. BRIGGS.
General Agency, Brandreth House, New YORK
Sold by all Dealers in Medicines.
July G-1m.
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The following new advertisement
will be found in the STANDARD this weeks
Ed-FamiIy GrOcerles-John Yochem.
G9rGrocery for Sale. w. Misncr
q Dentilty-s. T. Boggess
t9-Clothing Store-A. D. Grassland.
E9TAdministrator-Joseph Atcn.
Es-SheriiT's Sales--Joseph Wilson.
rSyChurn Dashers, &c-Chestnut e. Pugh.
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TEMPERANCE MovEMENT.-The Jack
son Temperance Combination had two meetings
last week, and adjourned TO meet at the NJ. E.
Church on Wednesday night of this week.
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Local Matter.

ADVERTISEMENTS for insertion in the
STANDARD, must be handed in by noon on Tues
day each week, Os the paper is made up on Tues
day evening,
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FARM FOR SALE.

Y WISH to sell the farm on which now reside:
4 Il contains 100 acres, and has about 80 acres OF
timber. 1t has good well Of water, ana gooTo
orchard and is well suited either for grass or TIL
lace Il has A comfortable dwelling house, barn,
corn crib, SC. 1t is situated within one mile oi
the town of Beaver, Pike county, and on the road
leading from jackson to Piketon. The entire
tract IS under fence For terms, call on me- on the
premises, or by letter, addressed 70 Beaver; Tlke
county, Ohio. JOhN McMONAuH'
Juna II l'66-3n1
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SMALL-Pox.-There are no new cases
of smallpox, those who had it have got well, and
cleaned up their houses and it is thought that the
disease is at an end in this place.
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MUSIC.

VTNHE subscriber wishes to announce 70 tne hi,
now prepared to TEACH MUSIC, Vocal or In,
strumental, in the most scientific manner ana
mon reasonable terms. BRASS BANDS or
STRING BANDS taught and music arranged ioF
either. Terms made known upon application.
JOSEPH MILLS, Jr..
Professor of Music.
Anrl 10 ,6e-tf Pearl ST. jackson, 0.
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A Coon THING.-We notice a well
being dug at the side of the pavement in front of
Isaac Nathan's store, and at the entrance to the
Court Room, on Broadway This will be great
convenience to the public.
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WHISPERS! WHIsKERs!!

DR.. L. o. MoNTEz' Corrolia, the greatest stimu-
lator in the world, will force Whiskcrs or Mus
taches to grow on the smoothest face or chin
never known to fail sample for trial sent to any
one desirous of testing its merits. Address
REEVES g. Co., rs Nassau st., N. \.
June 2S, '66--3m.
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Dr. E. CONE may be consulted as

DR. e. Cone may be consulVeu "S
follows ,,ondo,s
In Hamden, at the Jackson House, on MONDAYS
March eth . April 9th; May 14th; July "a; aug
9Th Sept 10th; Oct. 10Th. ro,,,,.
In Jackson, at the Isham House, on luesu"9S .
March 9th April 10th May 18th; July Sd aug
9TH; Sept l1th: Oct. 10th. ,.n,t nr
All sick persons would do well to consult VI,
Cone AS he charges nothing for consultation anu
b,s success in this community, during five year
actice is guarantee of bis skill In the Treatment m
ofau varieties of diseases. But DO not deier !ou'
opplicason until your disease is neuraDie'
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DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN HORSE

LAR,
$40 MAIN ST. HARTFORD, Conn.
DR.. Tobias: Dear Sir--I have been In the llV-
cry business for the last twenty years. and during
that time have used all the various lniments and
lotions of the day. but never have found an article
equal to your Venetian Horse Linment. IhaFe
fairly tested it on my horses in distemper sprains,
cuts calks, swellings of the glands, &C., as also
for rheumatism on myself, and have always found
1t an invaluable remedy.
Respectfully yours,
U. LITCHFIELD.
Sold by oil Druggists Office No. OO Cort'
landt Street. New York.
July 5, 1S6G.-1m.
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ITCH! ITCH! IToHl
SCRATCH! SCRATCH! ! SCRATCH!
WHEATON'S OINTMENT

WiR Cure the Itch in As Hours
Aso cures SALT RHEUM, ULCERS, chill
BI,AINs. and all ERUPTIoNs OF THE SKIN.
PRICE 10 cents. For sale by all druggists. BY
sending 60 cents to WEEKS 81 POTTER Sole
Agents 17O Washington street, Boston, 1t will be
forwarded by mail, free of postage, to any part Oh
,bo Irrited States. TJune IA, '66-y
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THE Jackson County Bible Society
will meet at the NJ. P, Church on next Sabbath at
o'clock P. M.
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RESIGNED. Mr.. Burke has resigned,
and Judge johnson has been appointed Mayor OF
the village
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FOR SALE IN JAChSON Dl
PAUL IL MA "
AND
DR.. o. g. MILLER.

From Hon. Warren Chase, the Lecturer.
Nv Lalr and Whiskers have been many years
grav. Rings Vegetable Ambrosia" has restored
10th to their original color, black, and covered the
badness on the top Of my head with fine growth
of black hair. have several friends who have
used II with the same results, and | cordially
recommend it as one of the few medicines that
will do what It's labels and circulars claim for II.
WARREN CHASE.
% tcc
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PRoF. TUCKER was here last week
and exhibited on Tuesday and Wednesday nights.
He understands jugglery we'll
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The weather has been cool and dry
during the past week.
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Sheriff and Special Master
Commissioners Sale.
May 81, 'G64Grn.
tate of Ohio, Jackson county, s..


George 4. Rumsey VS.. Charles Gull ct al.
Pursuant TO the command of an order 81 sale Is
sucd from the Court of Common Pleas OF jackson
county, Ohio. and to me directed as Special MAS
ter will Offer for sale OF public auction, at the
door of the Court House, Gin front Of the Grafton
Block on ,ooo
Saturday, July 7tb, A. D. 1866,
at I o'clock P. u. of said day, the following des-
cribed real estate, situated in the county OF jack
son and State of Ohio TO wit: Twenty-six acres
off of the northeast quarter Of the northwest
Quarter of section No. (2) two, of township No.
Gsl eight, of range No. Q9J nineteen, commencing
at a stake at No. !, at the boundary line Oi me
town of Raysvile, as will be seen by reference 10
plat, and survey made by thompson Lescn' Dep-
uty Surveyor of Jackson county, April 1st, 1857;
from thence to number south 88 degrees, east
fortv-six poles; thence to number south rs
degrees. west GS poles; thence to number north
SSI5 degrees, west 83 poles; thence to number
IL degrees. east 46 poles; thence 10 number
south 81 degrees east rs poles; thence to number
:, 35 degrees, east 81 pOles; thence to NUMBER
north 81 degrees, west poles; thence 70 nunDeF
l north 80 degrees east poles ana llnKs' !" tho
place of beginning, containing 26 acres.
Also the east half of the northwest quarter Oh
section number (2) two of township number C0
eight. of range number (19) nineteen save and ex-
! cept 26 acres decided by the Auditor OF Jackson
county to Robert Mason, and so much of said tract
as is within the town plat of Raysvile, containing
! &c acres more Orless.
To be sold as the property of Charles Gun anu
others, at the suit Of George \. Rumsey.
1st described piece valued at 500
| 2nd s4g9. co.,
Sheriff and Special Master Commissioner Court
Common Pleas.
June Z, 1866.-5w-pf S14.IO.
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DIAMOND FURNACE has gone into blast
this week.
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.r,n. sorrnrnN rxrnEss coMrANY.

The Joe Johnson Confedcrated Express Com
psny have had a meeting Of their Board OF Dl-
Tectors, to take into consideration steps to raise
money to keep up the company. 1t appears that
"a ner cent of the stockholders have quit paying
No The frequent assessments, and though one ana md
n half millions have been called in, only S4OO, OVy
have been paid. 1t was finally agreed that oil
shareholders who would not pay up S2o per sna.e !.
a. once should forfeit all they have paid in tc
those who do pay up, and the 80 per cent who
have have complied with the calls will become owners
of all the assets.
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NATIONAL EXPRESS COM
RANK.

This company now operates upon the
railroad past this place, in competition
with the Harnden company. Gen.
Joe johnson, the rebel, is at the head
of it.
The Harnden requests us to publish
the following, from the New York
Tribune, showing the financial condition
of this rebel concern:
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CAUSING LOSS OF LIFE OR Personal INJURY

Such as accidents Incidental to haret by
railway, steamboat, or other mode Of conrey-
ance, accidents BY Machinery, all forms Of
Dislocations, Broken Bones, Ruptured Ten
dons, ,Sprains, Concessions, Crushea, Cuts,
,StaJs, Gunshot Wounds, Poisoned Wounds,
Burns and ,Scalds, Bites Of Dogs, Or 0the'
vicious animals, assaults By Robbers, Bur
glars, or MurdererS, Lightning, Su" Stroke,
Explosions, Drowning, &C., &c.
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New Advertisements
NOTICE.

A IL persons are hereby notified not TO come
N upon my premises for the purpose Of gather
ing. eating, or carrying off any kind Of fruit or
other property, and if they do so, they Will DO
prosecuted under the Statutes OF we statG; ,,cu
Jnne %. GG-3w.
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baber; g. s.. StepberfeH Don Sainoi5;
genernlabintant; 9Sillid bon Ohio,
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9ile BON Wiilouri, @aplau.
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men ipuroen, oerfidern abermaIS bic
&nbdngli6feit Der Wfitglieoer an Die
Union uno ib.e &erabf6euung bon
untererii6uns uuo 8errotb uno berIans
gen, oab Der @ongreb, als Yfidt, ni9t
ais 0lilotbati9teit. Die Sano9eloer Der
Soloaten uno Seelente gleidfenen
lolIte. E.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-24


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