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DO YOU PORK, s1Rq

Do you pork? Do you2 Lord bless us
Don't yOu know lis certain dcath7
Fatal as the shirt that Nessus
Did to Hercules bequeath.
Know you not the pork trichina
Through body's entrails 90?
Even now with vermin lively,
You may teen from top TO toe.
Have you twinges7 'Tis the tussle
Or the pests your flesh within:
Worms are travelling on your muscle,
Merely hidden byyour skin
To these threads" arc due the stitches
In your sides, your limbs, your head
In your brain they're making breaches,
Sir, your life hangs by u thread.
What dye say? You do not think it3
Ha! is science then lie2
No, sir-it is vain to blink it:
Pestilence is in tire sty!
Vainly pig-proud Cincinnati
Swears the stOry's all sham;
Down our thrOats that city naughty
Shall not thrust the sons of Ham.
Creatures slend'rer than horse-hair
Race through hogs of every grade,
Orl capsules" housed, Of course are
Always ready for a raid.
Death, disgusted with his pale horse
Rawboned, and mile too big
Rides upon cOrkscrew-tail horse
In the likeness Of u pig.
Some think the worm spirolous .#
May by violent heat be slain;
Roast him-vou will find him callous:
Boil him down-hell rise again
Fry him, and he grows ecstatic,
Wagging his small tail for glee!
Chaw him up with jaw emphatic,
Still lively maggot he! ..... ..
Ell what's that? "All speculation
Humbug got up by ring"
Which, out of our CONSERVATION,
Hopes to make handsome thing!"
0, you skeptic, in the kraken,
Ten to one, you don't believe,
And account the works of Bacon
Cannon, got up to deceive.
Know trichiniasis kills, sir
Awful thought for man and swine!
Making ones hair rise like quilts, sir,
Oh, the frettul pork you-pine;
Germany with Erin Sigheth
Der the visitation grim,
There's worn that never dieth''-
Gentle reader, this is him
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1866-10-11

in the dairy of the Japanese mis-
sion who visited England in 1869, it is
noted that at Dover they were received.
with cries of ''Peyapipehare," evident,
ly intended for ship, hip, hurrah )" and
the writer adds: "Tbe meaning is not
clear, but it appears to be congatulas-
tory expression. ..
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1866-10-11

"smart' man IS respected, } for the men
must be number one. But we feel sure
that such woman as Gail has sense
enough to choose a husband suitable to
her as far as intellect is concerned.
Finally; we think society would be
much better if we had more Gail Ham
lltons-variOusy modified.
. PuDELTA.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1866-10-11

"A young man was killed in Lon,
don recently, by crinoline. Walking
along the street, his foot caught in a
lady's skirt, and he was thrown to the
pavement The coroner, on the in
quest, said be knew of four recent cases
of death from similar causes. The
jury rendered a verdict of accidental
death from treading on a woman's
crinoline."
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1866-10-11

-''If God had not said : Blessed are
those that hanger l know not what
could keep weak Christians from sink
ing in despair. Many times, all can
do is to complain that want him, and
wish to recover him. .n-Btshop HaI
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1866-10-11

"A young lady said to her beau as
she held out a pot Of. hot water in her
hand "Promise to marry me on viii
scald you" "7HrO0 tie 'cate''," said he,
.'Fd rather be scalded once, than ere'y
day Of my life.' @
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1866-10-11

A rich heiress, only thirteen years
old, was married in Cairo, ILL.,, q few
weeks ago, to a bridegroom Of 81.
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w. *. HASTINGS.
AttOrney-At-Law.

JACKSON, C. H., s0HIO,re, e-
NoNTINUES THE PRAC CTICE OF THE PRO
~ fession, and will attend to oil business in
trusted to him, In Jackson and adjoining counties;
and, being licensed AGENT, he will prosecute
Back Pay, Bounty and Pension
Claims, for discharged soldiers, and relatives of
deceased soldiers. Having no dividends to make
partners or intermediate agents, he can afford TO
make, and WILL make, very moderate charges.
Sept. TO- 1853 QO
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1866-10-11

Opportunities to do good create
obligation. lie that hath the means
must answer for the end.
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DR.. A. L. WOODS
EYE INFIRMARY,
WEBSTER, OHIO,

VN7HERE all Diseases of the Eye so common
w to this country at the present time-such as
Gmnulated Lids, CrRACHOMA) Opacity OF the
Cornea, (Which is a scum or film over the sight,
together with various notifications of both which
all produce much pain and weakness of vision,
and, sooner or later partial or complete blindness.
ALI these diseases will be successfully treated at
moderate prices, and where the patient is not ben
Gifted the charges will be promptly refunded.
Persons having very sore eyes, who have been
prescribed for by other Physicians without bene-
t, are especially requested to call for treatment.-
Several such that had been quite blind from eight
to twenty months, have had good sight restored
TO them under my treatment. Persons can con-
vince themselves of the truth Of the above by re-
ferrng by letter or otherwise, to any of the fol-
lowing named gentlemen.
REFERENCEs-Dr A. l.. Norton, Portsmouth.
o., John Paul, Manager of Bloom Furnace, o.,
Joseph Arthur, do, John T. Jackson Portland,
o.; Rev DR.. Prettyman Athens, 0.;J. A. Sell,
jackson Z. H.. o.; John N. Erwin, Hamden, o.
All letters of inquiry should be addressed to
A. L. WOOD, NJ d.
Webster
April 10, 6G-1y. P. B. of NJ. & c, R,R. Ohio.
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A. B. M0NAHAN, M. d.

PHYSICIAN & RECON,
HAVING located in Jackson c. H., Ohio, Of
II ters his professional services to the citizens
of Jackson anu surrounding country. By strict
attention to the duties of his profession, he hopes
to merit q liberal patronage.
He purposes on practiclng his profession in its
various branches, but special attention will be
given to surgery and chronic diseases.
E9r0FFICE-On Broadway Street, over Clarks
Store. Residence on Main Street, formerly occu-
pied by DR.. Durham.
Nov. 16, 1865.-tf
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1866-10-11

If you would look Spruce in your
old age, don't "pine' in your youth.
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OF csckson county, onIo, deceased
Bv w X WILLIAM II. ARTHtp
- =" IN. aastlngs, his Atty, TNov I ZEE ~ ".
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tss.~O - tputr.
Address the Publishers.
CIIAq Il n Il
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Gun Trial n, England.

We learn from the, London Engineer that
the prize offered at Wimbledon for the best
breech-loader, has been won by an Enfield
rife converted, on arplan inyehted by Col.
Berdan, OF this copntry. 5fi Iy.'-.I. ..!u
The Berdan musketi was fred from the
shoulder, before the members Of the Board,
one hundred tunes in fiye and a half minutes
1.-The first twenty rounds in one minute. 1t
had previously been fred three hundred
times for the purpose VI h fouling III had
then been rusted in salt and water, and after
ward rolled IN fine sand and, finally, was
subjected to proof charges with the sediment
of four hundred charges init, but came out
in perfect eonditions and Yves again fred with
safety This ,sxtraer ordinary Eesplt is probably
without . parallel IN The history, Of small
arl4bs HEsL -Isr1styi 10 s0lqa.s,,Es IiI .IaE buI
The sapldity Of ths fro ~ this srm itmefs
than double that Of In famons ansedls gvnf
of tho Prpssisasr-6ei~tv AA'sSes@R ''q'
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-08-31
wESDE LII PHILAPs, in q recent letter,

1yN -TWII WNN N|NT-I1 wv w WllllIW' W ~
TO What j, the party pisdssSI d. Whist prissipls
does their success guar sntss The tlumphf of no
principle vhatsysr. They IN pIsdssd V Hothips
vital, Their eanvass Involves no principle Re-
publican orators continually tell " V BE- Of gYcd
oosrAgs--ths party win ssssssa yh Grant ~ Iwhss
Lss does " bod col, ef rlsiRlasfs A7 ~ tlssya
Thsy DO not sntsr ths sshveN ssen elAiwipsy IN
hlu ths ballot Wy lksly ~ ~ sene IN ~
s,s III ssist s flls'sS slssV'dV"H'"
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-08-31

During the month o. July last public lands were
disposed Of At the East Saginaw (Afich land office,
- follow, For cash, s.4se pcrssi With agrieul-
tural college scrip, 27.b77 aerssi with bounty land
warrants, Si4o acres, and under the homestead
law, ANA acres, showing q total Of 41,ssl acres
di'po.sd Of in that dis.ist IN 4 tasjs noath, A.
~ Asrys,ills lcal.l iaaA oAes, dsEias The saps
pstiA. sssh eel" sfa<is Sssssxsrs asas ed 100
bsFs' Toasted wish hass.s lsst uNrsnssfl % raj
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-08-31

Pria iists fOr ne oaptnr. Of the rebel steamer
Florida b. NE United States steamer waehu.stt
are nov bsing ptspsfsd " ths. accounting officers
Of the Tssassry DspsssssssA and the money viii
kspsdy f0rt ksribstion u 4 fss weak. y .,,S4Sr
.'e,.,ss I atss - - 4 u Ivy
FfHf" ICabA HytsI'tfa
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-08-31

The following oaosn Of Internal Revenue were
appointed yesterday: ~
Cyrus II. Maoksy, Assessor Of the Sixth District
Of Iowa. tiHl y
DIVA II, .AbsIi. oellsetor In the Twenty. Sixth
Distzies d Nsw York. a e.. y
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Pes. Pene,l. ana oelsSSrs.
D,sr,,,y,v-v, c.ry,r .re near,v MI ac
a,,..a v,,h n,su, .ssuo,,.
Tag curvat, Of - o>,.o,,nts>to
s.ven ipohss per IL. I'm sx n n Ind
be se,n from = di mo. !. I'M, III
~
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$50 A'' sos ~"
Ma. EuHIcE MoEIn mother Of GQYernor
wossA, q North CsroIiss, died In auiiord e9snty,
N .0vSkH0tUhI eshAsA psAht mshbes q
the eeeissx VI Frisnds. -..se
Tn Charleston. .Course.. Describes n Emo
,pscimsn Of Sc. Island cotton from -ths wando
river, whore the .frssdmsn work we'll and the pros
psca ars Asttstihg D'iliu' M n@ 49,
!" A 6HHxlsr suggests that to, avoid, acct
dents In tho transport Of sitretNyssslps 20 lssfu
In mining. that when used IN stone quarries i
should BE- man ,fAeturvd on the sSat when wanted
s,,ssv,s ss,s ,ssS ,v;sho., ~ rrX.,c,s,
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w., q asis;sss. ~, ~ JIR9,n h.ml
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.sSdYHHn SSSb 'Sfhi'Hf'''sS ban be,1I bi-G ilno,
In llAf0pfrDIUk forrc0pmdcDt o906lt0 tnny me
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NEW Yoss,- Assss. 90 --oesson ssistl Flour
declined ios2o etsi wheat Gas OTIS. Corn has d.
oiinsd Il. Beef quiet. Pork heavy. Lard md
WhIsky dull. Gold l&7i. ruroD v
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:. ........J::;!tfaE!|!.. g. =.
frsn New Ysrk.
RECEPTION AT wEsH .lesNr
ARRIVAL AT ALB IAN Z

;yksstia pts~>t t-As~ >aA-ss 70 yvt sdfr vi |
tHsss4 saFe nfaF
IMRaSR rGlIlgllAe., AZ. WR sR0RGlAlB.
svo.E ys,snd nd al.n kIsess esv sisw
IA Iisd.S.sa. Y.Ir .asi5,,s, !. !..a,.I. ys. II
,2h4 diOUAtoA sU0Rnooeeoneod.
I, :s: a., a q =, 4, ;i Z.
observation-disclosures 0tsss,%As,ii
s1msthiHk VI shofte M6rief, 1sfSd peffhis.
sion q AisSvNesssi talS.tAs4vinytsf dehi 70.
quest w 14as}ia srm ,si q i4lsfstt atsw
sat & fs linz 'ssd. dsSTs si sios1ias -
Presidents carriage, challengias'thvsdriv
"a -vaos. sVhs sshallsagsNss ~sseptsA, I'D
bvths ssGhss stMsed TOR 6pt6 q Wy rapid
pss92ss Siss n / ia AIMED iof a Rib,
when Tia Generals team. began Itasgsip On
the Presidents, and soon passedisLThs Pres
iAeAsrose, Ming hisfsAs IN aehnowsedsiment
81 defeat! ''''9h ''-"Ss''@'''~ Iat"'
Thspsrty hare bseA, joined hs NsjarIss-
erals Custer, Ronsssas Puilsston, and Steed-
man-rsularfY fnSitsd 9sAAnd by A.
T. Stewart shsid Henry Clews,
Hollis White, Arttar Lssry, Major Fawcey,
Daniel Devln, ltssfhsvn M6Apcelle, d. Field,
LCpl, hSPpip ~ Jfassss pslty. sRdss RArpaaso
sss..~ .ssss - - 90 i,.sx,1 s,.s1sssS,
psn@stiat had assembled. Passing stssin-
ers sniuted the party Yith cheers.
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md t,ulv 81 an intarcNiSS III II I'M
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eAcarSl0aisss s. oe'n seSsea' were enser.aine '
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3 CheierAi - IEebtIasa
MosEr, Aug. EseI-aRivs sdssths from cholera
have been sspertsa issing .Ahs isst avs dogs, all
negroes o q ,ECfB EiHEAS
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-08-31

i'BALrinons Aaa dae--Hlour dali Grain steady
red wheat, S2.7Osea So Whit corn, Oh, lysl.
low, sOaVs ceu,s. Osts, 46aI8 cents. Provisions
inactive Suesrs hrp, Coffee steady. Whisky
atmi Western, 10 bsnd, SasbAs2 ISL, sa-Sl l5o.r'u
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ELNIRA, N. Y, Aug. 29.--An extensive Gre -.
cutrsd here about two o'clock this morning, de-
stroying an entire wooden block on the corner Of
Lake and Gross streets. Eight horssa and 4 numbsr
Of carriages were burned. Tbs court -houas and jai
BY the sHsrtions Of the hrsmsn, saved bat srs
badly scorohed. The prisoners were not removed.
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Frosua Canada.

OTTAWA, @. w., Aug, 29,---Ths yolsptssu near
81. Johns arc almost In state Of nstlny. % 80
count Of the rsts and mode of thsr paynsat. .
"A Fsuien usmsd Hopkiss ~ho wss viii o'Nsilps
about the eoaHtEy 10 disgslis ever since. uasosr.
ue9ted today nsax the oily. .issl 81 ss ,stisu
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"a Lsq Dsnesrss CeaaiaG from llahes s1aS
-'sn FRAsoDco, August %. - Mr.. Holbrook, N
Democratic candidate for delegate 70 Congress frs
idaho, viii have 600 majority. %, .a 90
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-08-31

tass 49, chelsrs n New .prlsaAs. =, s sSS
Nsw ,oRLsAss. Aug so.--gesrtssn Gases Of
cholsrs wore reported today ia,' 'y ',g'G,iA ~.
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panied By .hja iva sops, went, sailing yestsrdss
snsrnoo1. While of ostskili Point ths Boat n
strugk by . fay and oapsiIsd, and sank from Tie
weight q hsr ballast The boys went down with
her and wsrs drouned.aD - 4 .uDIauul.Hu ,sIiiRl
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IWRARPINa FAPRR 4OR s4LH.zg
w f1N ovtqk hsfEs'at
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PunApELrHIA, Aug 3s--Jsliss B;ss'ay, hvhiis
psrforning F'asafs Lsaps this evening at he Wal
nut Street Theatre, fell from the traPsss pssr Tie
csiiiug to the stage, distance Of thirtyavs ~,
buSNas only slishtIy injured. sThs psrfomssss
W. ~ intSfruptsa.a - .n|'lusi tiut slN' ia
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-08-31

-" New Jersey Called 70 Raaifv.
tThsHros. August aoi---asvsrnor Ward has 10.
slsd a, proclamation oonvsning the Legislature Of
New Jersey At Trenton on Monday September 10.
for the pSfpose o. ratiiying Tho isonstitutIOnsl
amendment and Allins The lsxistins senatorial Va
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IlMIASRt uGlIlgllAe.,AR. ,MR sPeRglAGs
;svo.E ys,sad M, alan hsess efv sisN
la iiads sdw ssIr asiiiyi a'Issdisis ves vt
,YhA drOCat0A sO0Rnooeooneod,
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.orsaas, tic. population of Londen Vim Is.
,trsnty years, amount g fpar millions md &
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acrosa the aAtsanticM will beamn eldurinf1thS
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slinss This il more than II ny viis1s
year.
81! Amlnt, 50 France, 81 ittlss.bsyl
was playing III : fatmy ard when 10 fsll
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habit Of feeding, was go ~ fakssth boys1
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-23

70t; American securities firm, with an
upward tendency.
LIVERPOOL, August 22-Noon.-Cot-
ton unchanged; sales to-day estimated at
10000 bales middling uplands at l34d.
Breadstuffs and provisions unchanged.
Max. Wifc's Mission.
PARIS, August 22-Evening 1t is re-
ported that the Empress of Mexico has
failed in her mission, Napoleon refusing
to grant assistance Of French troops, prio,
to the evacuation, to quell the insurgents
in Mexico. 1, is further reported, with
some degree of credibility, that the En-.
peror Macmillan will soon return tc
Europe.
LONDON, August 22-Evening.-Con,
soils declined /, and closed at ssh; five
twenties closed at 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-23

The Mississippi LBvBBs.-The Com
missioners on the part Of Mississippi and
Louisiana. who were recently in Wash
ington, endeavoring to get Congress to
appropriate money to aid in reconstruct
ing the broken levees along the Mississippi
river, state that the land now OVERLOOKED
and proposed to be reclaimed in that Sec
ton would produce 100000 bales OF
cotton, 100000 hogsheads Of sugar and
100000 barrels Of molasses. The labor
of raising these vast crops would have
employed millions Of people. Congress,
it will be remembered, struck out the ap-
preparation for the repair Of the levees.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-23
Births.

KNIGHTON-Near Clarksyille, Aug. Ia, the wife
Of J. Knighton. Of a daughter
wORDEN-At Spanish Dry Diggings' III Dora
do County, Aug. Sd, the wife OF J. Is. Worden'
of a daughter.
PARKER-At Central Hill, Calaveras County,
August 18th, the wife Of Richard Parker, OF a
daughter.
WILLIAMS-In Santa Cruz, Aug. 18th, the wife
Of W. :. Williams, Of q son.
SARGENT-In Monterey, Aug. 18th, the vile OF
b. v. Sargent, Of d son.
BURRESs- In Pacheco. Aug. IL, the wife OF J.
f. Burress, Of q daughter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-23

SES. GRANTS INsIeNIA.-Since his
promotion to the rank of General. there
mas been an informal meeting of General
Grants staff and several prominent army
officers to discuss the subject of his uni
form. The conclusion arrived at was that
q metallic shield, substituted for tho large
central star on the shoulder strap, would
be a proper device to indicate the rank of
General and Commander of all the armies
of the United States.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-23

PRosrsRITY IN TsxAs.-The population
of Galveston and Houston, in Texas, has
increased rapidly since the war began.
Galveston has grown from 5000 to TO-
900, whilst Houston, which had not moro
than 5000 people in 1860, now numbers
10000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-23
BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE

LONDON, A gustS22-Noon.-The re-
ported closing Of peace negotiations be-
tween Austria, Bavaria and Prussia is
premature; but the negotiations are still in
progress, and it is believed will be soon
brought to a satisfactory termination.
Consols, So for money; fye-twenties,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-23

The CRors.-As we advance into the
summer, the reports Of the prospects OF
the crops in all parts of the country be-
come better and better. Throughout the
United States there will he a bountiful
Weld of nearly everything planted. whilst
of the cereals, wheat will produce a full
average yield, and corn will make the
larges. crop ever yet grown in this coun-
frv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-23

CABLE JoKRs.-The New York Journal
of Commerce felicitates those Atlantic ca
bic shareholders who have 80 long been
engaged IN "paying out" upon the graft
flying fact that the cable is at last "paid
out, but by no means "played out )" and
the Euening Post wishes to know what
more the directors Of the cable company
can ask, now that they have arrived at
their " Hearts Content"