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j. G. Jackson Z Co. have discovorod :,
property in Hockessin Valley, Mill CreoE oH t9er
a bed Of Kaolin, suitable for paber Ua mati.' tiiia.'
the manufacture of Chinaware, &c. ThsH Thning, ng.
now engaged in sinking a shaft and tunnel;ne aie
into the mine to ascertain its extent and vaImns
Smyrna times., 1866-08-29
;.,o Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
J'iVy Wllliamsburgh, Kings Co, New Yo,k

ERRORS OF YOUTH-A Geo,Iemon ,.1a .-a.--
eu iof years iTo" Nervous Debility Premature Decay
ana al the effects of youthful Indlscreton vii Cnr I
.ahe ol suffering humanity. send free to all who need
medy by which he was cured Sufferers wisb,na ~
Pfohl by The advertisers experience can do so by ad
anl0y No. l3 Cha,obers 81 ~. ",
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500 a MONTH!-AGENTs wanted for
~ :, %T entirely neD articles. just out. Address O.
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hAltEoAD h;I FROM MIDDLErowy TO Er ,,r,,,
TA railroad is projected from Middn,tdhIhToN. Linton.
Ekton. 1t Is intended by this rond dit'oo%n ~ to
from any part OF Delaware and Eostnso ~ greet
OF Maryland below Middletown. -%rI1ln TTn , Shore
route IS by Wilmington. The new r roo present I
be about eighteen miles, saving % t%ent', would e
miles twenty-five
Smyrna times., 1866-08-29

FATAL ACCIDENT-A boy named paxo0
aged about ten years. Was run over by the con cor,
and instantly killed, last Friday, at Sheilnoot
Bridge, on the p. w. & B. Railroad near WI H'
mington. He was from Phila. was in VIII.
mlngtOn on a visit
Smyrna times., 1866-08-29

GOLD QUOTATIONS, STOCK. &C.. from
NlcLear 4 Son, Bankers, Wilmington, Del.
Quotations, Aug. 2o, 1866. At lbr.e o,.,ooL.
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The following are the names of the
Grand Jurors at the present term of the Court,
now in session:
Joseph Aten, Foreman; James Burchfeld, Wm.
POWELL Stephen Vaughn, Stephen Dixon, John
j. G. Evans, Newell Braley, Grimsley Poor, E. w.
Smith, John K. Rathburn Abram Ward, w. s.
schellenger, John W. Steele, John Branson and
Martin Ray.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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fthe blood be pure the body which is formed
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We omitted to mention last week,
how the news Of the election was received OF this
place. When the polls were closed, all thought
that the rebels were ahead In Lick township
The rain set in some time after night aud crowd
gathered at John Chestnuts saloon. Soon Frank
lin township came in, 90 Union majority. The
rejoicing then commenced. Then 1t. Kicker
brought in Madison, 1lG majority, a gain Of fifty
Then Hamilton, with GA, belnga Union gain
No attention was paid to the slight rebel gains In
Milton, Washington and Liberty, as that was ex-
pected, there being good many returned Canada
sneaks In those townships The rejoicing con.
tinued, and was kept up till Lick was counted
out, and showed Union majority of IA. After
that few rebs were seen. They went under
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A New FIRM -Dlckason & Co. have
purchased the entire stock of goods of W. N
Burke, on Main Street, few doors above the
Post office and are now prepared to wait upon
all customers who may favor them with their pat
ronage. Charley Dickson is now there, and will
promptly attend to all business in his line
This firm flatter themselves that thev can sell
goods on as reasonable terms as any house in
town. and they ask share of the rubc patron
age. Oct. IS, &c. If. !
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Know Thy DestinYi

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All communications sacredly confidential.
Address, in confidence, Madame L. F. THORN
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REASONS WHY THE
AMERICAN WATCH
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IS THE BEST.

|
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AT the beginning of our enterprise, more than
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How well we have accomplished this may be
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CAUTION.-The public are cautioned to buy
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counterteits will be prosecuted.
ROBBINS d. APPLETON,
Agents for the American Watch Co..
1S2 Broadway, N. Y.
Oct. 18th, 1866.-1m
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A GREAT BooK.-We have received
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transformation!

The superstitions of antiquity are only flood
for laughter" at the present day. and yet this is an
ageof
MIRACLES,
accomplished with the aid of science. For exam
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CHANGED IN A MOMENT,
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by all Hair Dressers.
Oct IS, lS66.--1m
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MEDICAL NoncE. E. Cone may

MEDICAL NoTIcE. E.-nR. E. Cone may
be consulted as follows
In Hamden, at the jackson House, on Mondays,
March 9TH April 9th; Nay 14th; July I'd; Aug.
9th Sept 10th Oct. 18th.
In Jackson, at the Isham House, on Tuesdays,
March 9th; April 10th May 10th; July 3D.; Aug.
9TH; Sept. llth: Oct. 10th.
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 skill in the treatment
of all varieties of diseases. But do not defer your
application until your disease is ncurable
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Col. DOVE took the oath of allegiance
and entered upon his duties as Assistant Assessor
on Monday last. He will keep his office with Mr..
Tripp, at the old office of R. c. Hoffman, on Main
Street Col. Dove will make correct, honest
faithful and popular officer.
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A HoAx.-Last week the news came

A HoAx.-Last week the news came
that President Johnson had propounded certain
questions to his Attorney General, Stanbcry,
wanting to know if the trump Congress" Is le-
gal concern. 1t was said that stanbery was going
togive 1t as his opinion that said ''rump" afore-
said, was not a Congress, whereupon there was
going to be war, &c.
Thereupon Orange Furnace Co. became fright
ened, and declared they would sell out at all
events. and leave the country. They put goods
down, aud they are down yet. (on their books
we mean) Call and buy, before they get up
again.
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The Jubilee at this place on last Fri
day night was good thing. There was a fine
display of fireworks, and speeches by Burke, Dr..
A. B. MOnahNn. John j. c. Evans ESQ.,, DR.. TYR
rell, Judge johnson and ourself. Judge johnson
replied to Fullerton's attack upon him at a cop
perhead meeting some time ago. His invectiye
against Fullerton was scathing and terrible.
Burke was quite witty in his closing remarks, and
caused all to leave in the best humOr.
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A FRESH SUPPLY of Goes Cough Bal

A FRESH SUPPLY of Goes Cough Bal
sam-the greatest remedy for coughs, colds,
whooping cough, Group, and all lung complaints
-isreceived and for sale at our drug stores
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE,
The only remedy ever discovered that will surely
and permanently cure dyspepsia, indigestion,
sick-headaehe, and enable dyspeptcs to cot hearty
food without fear of distress, can be obtained at
all our drug stores
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Nor DEAD.--The rebels in one dis
trict in Iowa. played a sharp game They forged
a'circular, purporting to come from the Union
Central Committee, asserting that the Union can
dldate for Congress was dead This lost him
many votes, but he is still elected.
just so, any one who starts the story that Ba /
bridge II Grassland are dead, NAV somewhat in
jure their sales of clothing, but they will come up
alive, oil the same.
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/. DUNCAN behaved himself verv

BRO. DUNCAN behaved himself very
decently during the late campaign, but as soon as
the election was over, and had gone heavily
against him, as he might have expected it would,
he took to his old tricks. He swore and tore. and
accused the Union Trustees of Lick township of
stufing the ballot box. This was little too
much and the Trustees began TO inquire into these
accusations, when Bro. DUNCAN began to back
water and take it back
Better take il CALMLY Bro. D.
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CoME ONE, CoME Auto Isaac Ma
than's Store on Broadway, as he has received a
large stock from the East, comprising Ready made
Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats and Caps.
All will be sold 20 per cent less than at any other
store in town. Look for the Sign of Three Red
Posts.
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Words of Vital Interest.

VIII the thousands who read columns Of frlyo-
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MARRIED.

On the 11th inst, at the residence of w. A. Tol-
ley, by Rev. Francis s. Davis, Mr. JACOB REASON
ER, of jackson, Ohio, and Miss SARAH NJ. SrALEY,
OF jackson Co., Ohio.
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Many thanks to our young friends.
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The Greatest Discovery of
Oct. 18th, 1S66.-1m

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October IS, 1SG6-1m
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IF. lowell, Portsmouth, Ohio, Of
fers to the Merchants and Furnacemen of jackson
county asuperor stock of Dry Goods g. Notions,
on terms the most favorable. Ivl
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WHISPERS! WHIsKERs!!

Dr. L. o. MoNrEz' COrroEa, the greatest stImu-
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June 49, '66-3m.
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We notice that the rock is being
hauled for the foundation of the new Baptist
church, on Broadway street, near the School
House.
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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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The Presbyterian Sociable will meet
at Mrs. Messengers on Wednesday evening of
next week. Oct "a.
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The Court Of Common Pleas COM
menced on Tuesday, Judge Plyley presiding.
There is good deal of business on the docket
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ONE of the new houses built by Or
ang Furnace Company, was burned down on last
Saturday afternoon.
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LIST OFLETTERS
REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE AT JACKSON C. II
ONO, Der. II, 1866

OHIO, OcT. II, 1866
Andrews Money Alt Henry
Bigler MaryC Baker 6 w
Batchel Sarah A Coyer Bell
Crow Andy Cool Patrick
Clark Irene Clis Sarah
Double De Long Aaron
Davis Adam Dawes Richard
Davies T Davies DYER Patrick
Elliott Temple Ewing Sarah D
Ewing Taylor Fletcher SO
Frank John X Flemmings Mary G.
Grace Mary Grant Thomas-2
German ID W Garnet Mr.
Garyey John Graham John A
Huddleston Juliann Huffman G 4
Hubbard Eliza Ann Hitchings John
Imler Jacob Irwin Hattie
jackson Andrew jackson Mr.
johnson Isaac Jackson James
Kelly James Kale Sally
kirkpatrick Josiah Kennedy Mamie
Lewis Mollie j Lewis ME-
Lang Henry Mulrooney Daniel-2
Mcdonnell j C Mason Joseph
MelcherJ e Miller
McGriftn Benjamin Potter Edward
Ragland Shelton + Ray Rolley
Ripley James 0 Smith David
Snife Molie Sherlock Jas
Stevens William NJ Upton Edward
1tlley Mary While Mary So
Williams Thomas-2 Woody Albert
Wagner John Woods Joshua
Winters A West Bong il
Williams ) NJ Walker Peyton
Wilson James
N. B. Persons calling for these letters will
please say they are Advertised"
T. r. MATHEWS, P. NJ.
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SWEET OPOPONAX! Ladies', in their morn
- ing calls, carry joy and gladness, when per-
fumed with Sweet OpopOnax.
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A NEW PERFUME Called SWEET OpoPoNAx
n FROM Mexico. manufactured by e. T. SMITH
q Co., New York. Is making sensation wherever
1t Is known. II is very delicate, and Its fragrance
remains on the handkerchief for days.-E1eniag
Bulletin, Philadelphia. [Oct. II, ,66-Sm.
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A New AND PERFECT SEWING

"A NEW AND L EhFEOI DEWlNG
MACHINE. - THE BARTLETT ELASTIC
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combines all the advantages of the best and most
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with other essential improvements. Runs either
way, uses a short straight needle, is extremely
simple sews all kinds of goods, runs very still,
has only one threading, has the most perfect ten
sion, and performs easily with less instruction,
and more perfectly and efficiently all kinds of
family sewing than any Sewing g-Machlne ever in
troduced. EarIf you want the best, do not fail to
examineit Licensed to use the Wheeler & Wilson
feed and Howe needle. PRICE s25. Mime. Dem
orest's Emporium of Fashions. No. 473 Broadway,
New York General Agency for the United
States. Agents wanted. Send for Circular.
May II, 66-y. .
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SWEET 0POPONAXl The only elegant Per-
- fune. II Is found on all toilets, and never
stains the handkerchief