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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-11-21
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"DEMoREsT THE Christmas Num-
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is really a gem. Its engraVings and stories are
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panied with proper receipts for cookingit.
We notice several additions, In this number, Of
interest ts ladies. One Of which ID the enlarge
ment of the already complete Fashion Depart
ment, and of large page illustrations of bonnets,
clOaks and children's costumes. The pattern
sheet is very valuable one, being printed on
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BALLoU's MONTHLY MAGAZINE, This
very popular and exceedingly cheap Magazine
presents an attractive table of contents for De-
cember. Amethyst WNyns's charming story,
"The Derwent Eyes and Hair" Is completed (;
Mrs. Edson's exciting serial, THE Lady of Lin
denwold, is intensely interesting, while ''Pauls
Romance" by Miss Hale. and my Darling" a
poem, BY James Frank lin Fits, are among the
choicest of magazine reading. The illustrations
are alse remarkably good, making this one of the
best numbers of BALLoU ever issued.
The publishers offer unusual attractions for the
coming year. With the January number the
Magazine WIN be enlarged to one hundred pages,
and several new and attractive features introduc-
ed. Miss William has written q romance entitled,
80 % by Fire" which will commence the year.
Amethyst Wayne viii furnish an exciting serial
story for Bows entitled '0ld Hugh'S Look of, "
which will be finely illustrated by Kilburn, and
will appear In the new department, called "0ur
Young Peoples Story-Teller;" popular author
will furnish charming story for Girls, while
there will be At least dozen other stories aud
poems Of the highest literary excellence, and In
tensely Interesting, all complete In the January
number
1t will be seen from the foregoing that "Bal-
lous Magazine for 1868 will eclipse lie present ex-
celence, while the extraordinary low price is re-
tained. 1t Is only $50 per year. or Is cents q
number Clubs receive Il for Sl.25. The pro-
pretors have good cause for calling 1t 'the cheap
est magazine in the world" Published by El-
llott ThOmes & Talbot, Boston, Mass
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Stoves, TMwARE &c.-Having osca-
sion to buy cooking stove. we called in at the
establishment Of G. Graham, corner Of Pearl &
Broadway, opposite the American House, and we
had no idea that such stock vas kept in town,
until we called There were stoves and CRATES Of
every size and pattern together with all styles of
coal buckets, tnware &C. The prices were at
least ten per cent. lower than We had expected.
We found Milton Rsasoner there, acting as sales
man, and bis pOlteness and afEabIIity are well
calculated to win custom.
We were pleased to learn that Mr.. Graham IL
doing WELL as he deserves success
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GALLIPOLIS NURSERY.
For the FALL TRADE of 1867

would respectfully invite the attention Of
Nurserymen, Tree Dealers and Planters Of Jack
son county 10 the largest stock of Fruit and
Ornamental Trees ever offered in Southern Ohio,
consisting Of Apple Trees, 3 and years from
Graft, Large Stock of Peach Trees, Pears, Stan
dard and Dwarf, Cherry, Plum, Apricot, Necta-
rine, Ounce, Large Stock Of Evergreens Grape
Vines, Usage Orange for Hedging, immense
stock Of Currants, Gooseberries, Backberries.
Raspberries Strawberries, Rhubarb, or pie p lant
Asparagus Roots, fine collection Of Roses
Dablias, Gladiolussus, Tulips, HyacinthS, and
Greenhouse Plants. Will sell at low rates for
cash. Send in your orders early to GalipOlis,
Ohio. Orders will meet with prompt attention.
Oct Il, Gift {. n PALMER.
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Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given that petition Will be
presented to the Commissioners Of Jackson
county attheir next session to be held on the irst
Monday in Decem Der next praying for the es-
tablishment Of County Road along the follow
ing described route in said county. to-wit;
Commencing at the county road near the house
of ThoMas Roderick IN Jefferson township, and
running ina westerly direction through lands Of
jefferson and Monroe Furnaces until II strikes
the township line OF Jefferson and Hamilton
Townships; thence in a westerly direction
through the ands of Jefferson Furnace company,
and the land OF Richard Nance, deceased, TO IN
tersect with the county road leading from jack
son Furnace to JaclVon G. H., near the house Of
the late Richard Nance deceased.
Nov. "A. std PETITIONERS.
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QUITE A CHANGE.

The Portsmouth Times, in speaking
of the change in this Congressional dis
trict says: .sr
Thurmans majority In the District was o12,
the majsrily agRinst she Ameudment being s, 09b
greater The Radical party being beaten on their
pet measure 1857 In 3 district that gave them
nearly sa, zoo majority last year, exhibits rad
cal change against Radlcallsm. -..e
Now that 1a radical change. But.
Mr.. Times, could you not fall thirty
Ave Thousand upon the vote Of last ysAri
That would leave change not quite so
rh1Hsi.
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To ConsumptiVes.

The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON will send
(fres Of eharge) to ell who desire II, the pre-
scriptioA with the directions for making and
useiug the simplspemedy by which be was cured
of lung affection and that dread disease Con-
sumption. His only object Is TO benefit the af-
aicted, and hs hopee every sufferer wiz try this
prescription, ~ will esst them nothing, and
may proves : blessing. Please address
Raw. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. 1876 South Second g., wllliamsburIh, Ny,
Sept, " od sdy. Nsy S,'eT-.1+1
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MEDlcAE NonoE.--Dr. Z. Cone ma,

MEDICAL NoncE.--Dr Z. Cone may
be sonsulted as follows: an.
In HANDEN, at the Jackson House, on Mondays,
September 30 November a; December o. Jan.
uary IS; February II March 70; April "a.
In JACKSON, at the Isham House, on Tuesdays,
October November 8; December 10, January
IA February 10 March "A April 2S.
All sick persons would do well to consult Dr.
Cone, rs he charges nothing for consultation and
bis success in this community, during I've years
practice, guarantee of bis Skl in the treatment
Of al varieties of diseases But do not defer your
application until your dlaease Il iucurabls.
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GRrAr FAIL m Ooops.-Ws the un.

GREAT FAIL IN GooDs.--Ws the un-
designed propose to sell our goods for cash
lower than We Or any other merchant can sell On
credit.
Cash buyers will And It greatly to their inter-
est TO give US q call
N. B.-WS request all persons owing US to call
and settle their aecouBts At once. Especially
those who have run an account with US and are
ashamed Of Its long standing, and now 20 else.
where and pay cash for what they buy.
Nov. I4.-Iw J. N. STEELE q co.
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-ItUHbEL AtVAD1 . AtEkUI IIIu '"IBODV
Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods and Notions, Of
Porssmouth, Ohio, invite Merchants and Furnace
men team examination Of their extensive Winter
Stock They give special attention to keeping
the bsst goods, and you will always find their
stock the largest and prices the lowest. One of
their firm remains East 70 give his entire time in
watching the Markets and in buying for them,
solely, and hence their stock Is always fresh and
always nrSt supplied with the newest goods.
They operate largely, do business on the princI-
pie of the smallest pronts and practice the spirit
Of liberal accommodation. [NSv. IA. 81 lyl
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We have received No :, Vol. l.. Of
the Southern Journal of Music" published the
6rSt Saturday In every month, by VIM. McCar-
rell, ct 81 per year. 1t appears to be well hlled
with matter interesting to lovers Of music,
''BallOus Monthly Magazine" for December is
received. 1t is well filed with interesting read
ing matter, instructing and amusing illustra-
tions &C. 1t contains 100 pages and Is published
by Elliott, Thomes & Talbot, Boston, Mass, at
Ol.60 per year. %" 4t'. .-
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TEAcuERs' INsrIrurE. Jackson

TEAcHERs' INSTITUTE Jackson
County Teachers Association will hold an Insti-
tuts at jackson C. H. Ohio, commencing Tues
day, Dec. Gath, 1857, and continuing loar days.
The services Of several we'll knowA aud success
fullecturer have been secured, end no e1Urt will
be spared 10 make this Instilats : source Of
great improvement and lasting benefit 10 the
teschsfs whOmzy Be present Il win be greatly
TO the advantage 81 those who intend to teach in
this county 70 attend. Arrangements will be
made foT the EFAtNitans accomm0aation of ali
teachers and friends Of education Who arc pres
sut.
Teachers Of adjoining counties, aud The friends
Of education everywhere, ere invited to attend.
Ry order OF C.S. SMART,
tr' cara Of NacrntiYs GcEa.
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We noticed that our old friend A.
w. Buskirk Of Portsmouth was at the IShGm
House on last Thursday night. He is StilI sup
plying the merchants of Jackson county with
groceries by the wholesale. All who desire good
groceries, and good bargains, can secure both
by calling upon Mr.. Buskirk, at his establish
ment on Front Street, in Portsmouth.
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THE robber Time, that steals the
sweetness from all fruits and flowers, is bafied
BY Phalon's Might Blooming Cereus." Its Sro-
ma Is less perishable than that of foreign extract
essence or toilet water, aud incomparably more
delightful. III utford Courier. NOV. z 4 21. ]
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SEE notice of Teachers Institute,
published this week. Let those who intend to
become teachers avail themselves Of this oppor.
tunity for improvement, IS the Examiners are
determined 10 elevate the standard Of qualfca-
GIons Of teachers in this county. A hint Of this
kind ought to be needed by those interested.
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Local Matter.
Tar following new adyertisement

THE following new advertisements
win be found in the STANDARD this week;
EWAgsnts Wanted--Hart ford Pub. Co
N-NOtice-scurlock q Callaghan
97rIiev0utiOn In Trade--Graham Il Co
G1rspanish Antldote--John Jones
EB-CentuFy TObacco--P &C LOrilIard
GR-Phot0grnphs Free Eastman n Kendall
EN-Crculars Free-Piummer & MoultOn
ED-New Holiday BOoks---G w Carleton q Co
EH-Ball0Ea Magazlne--ElliOtt Thome6 Il Tai bot
archaeological Journals r Wells
ew-Rsllgious Newspapers--G r Rowell q Co
aH-Agents Wanted Jones Brothers b Co
EHrWeather Strips-TOrrey q Co
&-ClothIng -Hubbell & Parsons
0-0 C-S Q Thompson & Co
HwOrdinAnce No. 21-L DUNCAN, Mayer
f' rt 49, %
ETPubllc Auction Trustees Lick Township
urRings Ambrosia--E M Tubbs & Co
aWr0hio State Journal 9 only q Smith
ENrRural NeW.Yorker--D D ID { Moore " Co
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OK last Saturday we called in several
Of the stores to see how business was prOspcrng.
We noticed that those which were advertired
were doing rearly all the business, and prOmi-
nent among them we noticed large number of
customers at Orange Furnace Store. Our read
erS may remember of having heard of this estab-
lishment before
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JACKSON is still going ahead. We
notice that the cOrnIcs on the Baptist Church Is
being finished up In beautiful style, by Mr.. VOL
lam. The walls are about up of rev brick resi-
dence between Mlllsr's Drug Store and Radclifr' &
shop, on Pearl Street. It is for Asa Farar.
Mrs. DuHadways building, adjoining the store
of Miller & Farrar, is going up. Broadway
Street is being ciAdersd, and new pavement
laid on the South side, from MillerS Drug Store
to Martins csrner
There are various other Improvements, in dif-
ferent parts Of the town.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Gard to Sensible People.

Rational reader, II the aspect Of the weather
was uncertain, you would not he foolish enough
to venture out without an overcOat or an um.
brella. Have the forecast, then to protect your
self at this dangerous season with something
more important than either of these articles
Strengthen yaur stomach and nervous system,
regulate your liver and your bowels, tone all
your organs, and cheer your animal spirits with
that agreeable cordial, tsnic and Alternative, HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERs. So shall you
surely escape the diseases which fasten upon the
feeble and the debltated "Ssfier and be
strong, says the proverb; but BE strong that
you may not suffer" is the wiser maxim. --and Of
all strengthening preparations this is the safest
the surest, the most genial. Asa remedy, as we'll
as an antidste, for dyspepsia, fever and ague,
aud liver disease, there s no combination Of veg
etable specifics at present known which even ap-
prosches II In efficacy r,r2 e
50 ANTICIPATE THE ENEMY.
The elements Of innumerAble diseases are stoat
In this raw, damp, mephitic season. Will you
defend yourself Egainst them or not, good reader7
That 10 the question. bottle or two Of the
great defeHSre medicine Of The age, HOSTEL
TERs BITTERS, will 70 strengthen and brace
up your bodily powers - to enable them to
laugh siege to scorn." The morbid matter
which was exhaled in persplration through your
pores In summer, hnds no such free egrsss now.
powerful countsracting agent Is therefore
needed, and you have Tin HOSTETTER's BIT
TIERS. They neutFailze the Sldteries mor6i from
which disease originates and regulate all the So
cretivs organs. Nothing can be mere harmless
or moro healthful-nothhg so potent to prevent
or cure biliouSneSs, dyspepsia, fever and AEus,
constipation sHd general debllityass this wonder.
full corrective. Nov. 2l.--1ml
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PHoroenArHs YEr At HAErPRrcE.-

/ have concluced to remain here few weeks
longer, and will continue to make Photographs
for e1.7b per dozen. Let all come that want fine
Pictures at the lowest price that they were ever
taken in this town, or perhaps ever will be.
Gallery over Star Furnace Store, jackson, Ohio.
J. C. CAHooN.
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OK last Friday we went out some
distance on the Chillicothc road. and we met
quite number of wagons hauling coal to town.
We learn that large quantities Of coal from the
hill veins are being sent off by the cars from this
DIaee
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The WAR OF RACES. We do not
mean the black and white races, nor the red and
blue, but the race between Baldrldgs & Grassland
on one side, and all the other clothing establish.
ments on the other side. B. & c. are bound to
win. as they are head and neck in advance 20
far, and have not yet half tried.
Call at their shop aud Sale-room, opposite the
STANDARD Office.
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Attachment Notice.

John Norris, PIG. I Before James Davis, J.P.
against of scioto Township,
Solomon Norris, Def " jackson Co., Ohio,
On the 2lst day Of October, A. d., 1867, said
Justice issued an order OF Attachment In the
shove action for the sum Of Sixty Dollars, With
interest from Jsnpsry, 1857. aud costs Of sul
Nots, 81. ~ rs JOHN NORRIS, +
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A man was tried on last Sunday and
Monday before Esq Winfough for bigamy, end
was bound over. We believe he Is in Jail. Only
tOthink! One man with tDO wives, and so many
without onel
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THE RURAL AMERICAN
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TRANsEERs oy REAL EsrATE.--Ths
following are lhs rnasuof Real Rstats, aied 10
the Recorders Once for the week ending on
Saturday night last. and furnished by John N.
Martin, Esq, County Recorder;
James N. Watts and Wife 10 Elizabeth BurDs
In lot No. "a, In West Berlin n...........t $500
X. r. Hughes and Wife 70 ]. d. Williams Part
Of lot No. 8, In John r. Jones' Addition to the
town Of Portland ..,...................s .slO0
Wm. Hughes, administrator, TO Benjamin r.
Jones. Lots IL, 16 and II. In Oak Hill .s25
John J. Hoffman aud Wife to WIN. D. Trag0.
In lot No. 65, In the town Of jackson. -. $50
VIM. McCorkle and Wife TO lsaAc Flack. Quit
Claim 10 l20 acres In sections and So, in
Hamilton Tp...................... $3.50
Cincinnati Furnace Co. to Harrison B. NIckos.
40 acres II Washington TP.:...;;i,.;...s $3.50
acres in section 21, In Washington Tp.. $3.50
Andrew Murphy, guardian, TO Jesse G. Speak
man. 60 acrsa 10 sec. 5, In Jackson TIP. $175
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THE following are the proceedings in
the Probate courtof jackson county for the week
ending on Saturday last;
4, MARRIAGE LICENSES Issued.
John A. LLOYD and Elizabeth Thomas.
Edward Baehe and Margaret McLarey.
David Helder and Anna Call
William Smith and Esther A. Ramsey.
NIscELLANEous.
Samuel A. Stephenson appointed guardian OF
the minor heirsof Hugh b. Weaver deceased.
Bond %, 900.
One sale Of realeatAte confirmed.
Three accounts filed. ---- ~ ~ o.
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Tie Debating Society did not meet
on Monday night as the great case of l. t. Mon
ahAn VS.. Paul q May was still in progress and
occupied the Court Room.
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J. F. lowell, Portsmouth, Ohio, Of
fsrs to the Merchants and Furnacemen Of Jackson
Ssunty asuperior stockof Dry Goods 4 Motions,
81 terms the most favorable. iyl
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Ma. H. G. Muller, the Assistant As
SesSor for this County, has removed his office to
James Martins building, on Broadway, up stairs.
Those having business with him will please note
this change.
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Notice.

All peftons knowing themselves to be indebt-
ed to the estate of F. N. Clark, late of jackson
county, Ohio, deceased, are hereby notified TO
call and settle with the undersigned Immediately.
PICKlTT CLARK,
Sor. H. e7--sv AaminlsIatof
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ExrENMvE LAwsUIr.-Thcre was q |

EXTENSIVE LAWSUIT. There was .
lawsuit before Eco. Baker and jury last week,
occupying several days and nights, all about the
sale OF drug store. Now If the litigant' had
bought their drugs from Reed, Curtiss & Co., of
Portsmouth, there would have been no need Of
lawsuit, a. this firm always conc up to their
bargains. Try them. CNov. M,-2wl
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SNrrn,s Mercantile College. Ports

DMTTHb MercantIIe College, Ports-
mouth. OhIs prepares young men for the duties
Ofths Counting Room. BY teaching them PrGc t.
cal BSok Kespiaa Bnsinsss Ariahas6c, and Pen
WSnshg. Permanently located. Open day and
evening. Scholars can enter at any time, and re-
ssivs . thorough education, that win ct them for
every kind Of business in after life. Send for
Circular. Address e. w. SMITH, Principal
luSusk % 1867 Am
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DEL1aHrFUL sensation, and cooling to
the head, is "BArrett's Hair Restorative" which
took the Medal