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The AMERICAN SToCK JOURNAL. We
are in receipt of this valuable Monthly for No
Vember well filed as usual with original articles,
from some Of the best writers in the country.
This enterprising Journal seems to meet want
that has long been felt by Farmers and stSck
Breeders in this country.
The proprietOrs have secured the services Of
one of the ablest and most experienced Veterina.
ry Surgeons in the Union, TO answer Gratis,
through the Journal, all questions relating to
sick, injured, or diseased horses, cattle, sheep,
&c. By adding this useful department to the
Journal they offer to all subscribers Horse and
Cattle Doctor Free. This may be the means Of
saving each subscriber many dollars in thecoursc
of year.
And as special inducement to new subscri-
bers they make the following offer: Every new
subscriber for 1868, received by the first Of De
cember, will receive the October, November and
December numbers Of 1867, free, making ovel
500 large double column pages of reading matter
In the 10 numbers, all for the low price of 81
Specimen copies free, with List of splendid Pre-
miums to Agents. Address,
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THE CHILpREN's Hour. EpIrEp ny I

The CHILDREN's Hour, EDITED BY 7.
s. ARTHUR.-The December number complete
the first year of this Magazine for the little Ones
which has attained degree of success rarely,
ever equalled by periodical of its class in SO
short q time. The publishers, in issuing the
first number, said that 1t shOuld be "as beautiful
as the best typography and the best artists in the
country could make it. and they have kept their
word to the letter. As to the reading matter, It
is universally conceded 10 have been unequalled
In purity and interest.
For the new year, the publishers promise in
creased elegance and excellence, if that be posi-
BILE. The number fer January, 1863, they an
nounce as q HOLIDAY NUMBER, and say that II
will be the most beautiful number of juvenih
Magazine erer published. 1t will be ready by first
December. AS sample copies may be had for ten
cents, every one who desires good Magazine fol
his children should send for number and exam
inc it. The Children's Hour is S1.25 year
Five copies are sent for $5. Published by 7. s.
Arthur q Son, Philadelphia.
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A NEGRO LoosE.-Just as we were
going to press last week we learned that a negro
named Frank Mayo, or Mayhem, who had been
working in the brickyard of W. D. TragO, had
entered the residence of Benjamin Trago, and
stolen between sixty and seventy dollars. He at
tempted to leave on the cars, but was arrested
and lodged in jail. He had spent part of the
money, but most of 1t was found concealed upon
his person.
A few mornings after his arrest, as Sheriff Will
son was going into the JAIL the negro sprang out
of the door, and was soon down stairs, and the
Sheriff in clese pursuit. The negro made good
time, and so did the Sheriff, the fine long beard
Of the latter streaming beautifully in the morning
breeze. After chase of some two hundred
yards the Sheriff caught him and brought him
back. The Sheriff says he Is bound to keep this
darkey, as every man he has taken to the Peni-
tentiary since he has been in Office has been a
Democrat He will keep this black radical by
way of variety.
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ARruUR's HONE MAGAzME.-Th,

ARTuUR's HOME MAGAZINE. The
December issue closes the year with highly at
tractv0 number. This is one of the live, pro-
grcssve Magazines, and while II gives ample
space to matters Of fashion and needle-work,
which department is under the supervision of
Nine. Demorest of New York, it spreads before
the reader monthly an ample and varied feast of
the choicest literature.
We notice that q new serial story from the pen
of Miss Virginia F, Townsend, will be commenc-
ed In the January number, and that the author of
"Ten Nights in a Bar Room viii begin In the
same number, > new series of Temperance
Tale" attractions sufficient to give any Maya
zine the widest popular favor. Tho terms of the
Home Magazine are 90 q year, copies for e5;
copies for &c; 8 copies with an extra copy to
getter up of club, s12 and Is copies and one sx-
ira copy, 800. Specimen number 10 cents. Ad-
dress T. s. Arthur, 800 and Sll Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia
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TIE DIAMOND DICKENS. Ns.-"BLEAK
HOUSE. THE ninth volume of the charming and
popular Diamond Edition" These volumes are
SO neat, compact, the small type so clear, the
papersO perfect, the press-work so even, and the
binding so firm and yet delicate in taste, that we
have never doubted their popularity since we
handled the first volume. It is an edition re-
markable for its compactness and beauty.
Now that Dickens Is coming to this country to
lecture, we advise our friends to read him up at
their leisure moments. These little volumes are
cheap, and one can purchase them as they are is
sued and not feel the diminution of the size of
his purse. The illustrations continue to be Of
the same artistic character as in the first volumes
issued. .-PropideEce Pre1.
The cost of each volume of the beautiful Illus.
trated Diamond Dickens is only $3.50 plain
edition, $l.25. 1t can be procured of any book
seller or will be sent postpaid b! the Publishers,
Ticknor & Fields Boston.
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THE following are the proceedings in
the Probate Court Of Jackson county for the week
ending on Saturday last;
MARRIAGE LIcENsEs ISSUED.
Peter Brunton and Elizabeth Lockard.
David simmons and Mary Z. Slack.
James NJ. Farrar and Caroline NJ. Masters.
George Flack and Sarah E. Carter.
Daniel Exllne and Caroline j. MolSr.
George ByerS and Mary NJ. Woodrow.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Three inventories fled.
One sale bill fled
Isaac B. Bradrick, Minister of the NJ. e
Church, had license to solemnize marriage noted.
One order for appraiSement and sale Of real es-
tate.
One citation continued.
CRIMINAL TERM.
State Of Ohio VS.. John staley ct al. Disturb
ing bees, carrying away bee gam and honey.
Continued
State of Ohio vs.. John Stephenson. Assault
and Battery. Plea guilty, fine five dollars and
costs. Fine and costs S29.13.
State of Ohio vs.. William jenkins. Assault.
Plea not guilty. Continued.
State of Ohio VS.. William Ragland. Assault
and Battery. Jury trial Verdict not guilty.
State Of Ohio VS.. Thurman Tweed. Throwing
down fence. Defendant failed to appear, and his
recognizancs forfeited and respit entered until
next term,
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
following are the transfers of Real Estate, filed in
the Recorders Office for the week ending on
Saturday night last, and furnished by John N.
Martin, Esq, County Recorder:
Homer Swift to Gordon Parish. Part Of let No.
], In the town of Jackson. 81, 900
Grlmsley Poor and Wife to Samuel +. Poor
Right of way through certain lands In section
5, In Bloomfield TIP. Tp.....................S S100
John Hope and Wife to VIM. Hope, 4 acres, and
right Of way to coal bank, In section 8, In Lick
Tp.................... $12O
the town of jackson. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 1867
David W. Williams and Wife to John A. B. Jones'
Lot No. in Jones' Addition to the town of
fOfLIand ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, SSO4
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The RIversitIe InstIAuts

Situate at Riverside. Burlington County, Nsx
Jersey, is founded for the purpose Of gratuit0usY
educating the sons of deceased Sol dlers and Bee.
men of the United States.
The Board of Trustees consists Of the fellow.
ing well known citizens of Pennsylvania aAd New
Jersey:
HON. WILLIAM B. MANN,
District Attorney, Philadelphh, Pc.
HON. LEWIS r. BROOMALL,
Ex.Chief Coiner U. s. Mint, and Recorder 4
Deeds, Philadelphia Pa.
HON. JAMES NJ. SC0VEL New JerSg.
HON. w. W. WARE, New Jersey.
HENRY GORMAN, ESQ.,,
Agent Adams Express, Philadelphia. Ra
J. z. C0E, ESQ.,. Of Joy. COs & Co., Philadslphis.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Washington, D. c.,
April 1S, 1s67.-0fice Of Internal Revenue =.
Having received satisfactory evidence that the
proceeds of the enterprise conducted by the
Washington Library Company" will be devoted
to charitable uses, permission Is hereby granted
to said Company to conduct such enterprise e.
empt from al charge, whether from special tar -
other duty.
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PHILADELPHIA covered herself with
glory by feeding the soldiers who went to the
late war from all parts Of the North and West /;
and now an association of Philadelphians, not
weary In well doing" have organized q scheme
to shelter and to educate the orphans Of the same
brave men who were welcomed there in those
troubouS times. Riverside, New Jersey, Is the
site Of their Institute, and the funds for It's en-
dOwment are being raised by the Washington
Library Company of Philadelphia. by the sale of
stock at one dollar per share. With each share
handsome steel engraving Is given at the time of
purchase; and, as further iDducement, all are
entitled to one of the 5000, 900 worth of presents
to be fairly distributed TO the stockholders or
In other words, for every share of stock held
present Is guaranteed. One present to be given
away is wSrth $4,000. Read Advertisement.
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"CoMETH UP AS FLOWER" is the IT,
tie of on photographed story of the richest
kind just issued by D. Appleton g. Co., New
York. The London Times speaks of 1t with great
praise. Its chief merits consist of the powerful
and vigorous manner in which 1t 10 told, in the
exceeding beauty and poetry of Its sketches of
scenery, and in the solilOQules, sometimes quaint
ly humorous, sometimes cynically bitter, some
times plaintive and melancholy, which are uttered
by the heroine. 1t is written by ludy-a new
hand, and is said to be SO extraordinarily good,
that whenever you begin 1t you cannot lay 1t
down again, hardly even when 1t is finished.
New York D. Appleton g. Co. Price, 60 cts
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The AMERICAN FARMER.-The NJ

The AMERICAN FARMER.-The No
Vember number of this valuable and practical
farmers paper is received. 1t is filled with nfor-
nation for farmers, and the present number con-
talns full report of the New York and other
State and County fairs. 1t is the cheapest paper
extant costing only q year, Clover in clubs,)
and by sending your subscription now for 1868,
you will get the last two months of this year free
Address John Turner, Publisher and Proprietor,
Rochester, N. Y. .....
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RUMsEr ROADS & REED, the largest
Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods and Notions, of
Portsmouth, Ohio, invite Merchants and Furnace
men to an examination of their extensive Winter
Stock. They give special attention to keeping
the best goods, and you will always find their
stock the largest and prices the lowest One OF
their firm remains East to 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 princl.
pie of the smallest profits and practice the spirit
of liberal accommodation. Nov. IA, 81 1yl
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Nor GUILTY.-Our readers may re-
member that some months ago we spoke of a
charge of robbery made against Jack Williams
and Others, by an old man named Scho6eld, who
Furnace. We stated at the time that we thought
1t doubtful whether any robbery had been COM
mitted, as the old man was too drunk to knew
what had occurred. He did not appear before
the Grand Jury, and no indictment was found.
Williams desires US to mention the fact, as he
Was evidently not guilty of even a suspicion of
crime in this matter.
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Errors of Youth.

A gentleman who suffered for years from Ner-
vous Debility, Premature Decay and all the ef-
fects Of youthful indlscretlon, WILL for the sake
of suffering humanity, send free to all who need
It, the recipe and directions for making the simple
remedy by which be was cured. Sufferers wish
ing to profit by the advertisers experience. can
do go by addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
Nsy o. N7..-y AZ CedAr st., y. Y.
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PoTITIcs VS.. BUSINESS We are hav-
Ing little quarrel with some Of our Portsmouth
brethren about political inconsistency. All can
did men In Portsmouth must admit the truthful
ness of our structures. But we have always held
that there are no people that are more noted for
business integrity than the merchants of Ports
mouth. We make no exceptions to this remark.
And among the most straightforward business
men, we must again mention the firm of Reed,
Curtiss & Co., who keep the Drug Store on Sec
ond Street, a few doors above Market. They al.
ways keep full stock Of the best articles in their
line. See their card In the STANDARD.
Nnv Ow
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GREAT FALL IN GooDs.-We the un-
dersigned propose to sell our goods for cash
lower than we or any other merchant can sell on
credit.
Cash buyers will find 1t greatly to their inter-
est to give us call.
N. B.-We request all persons owing us to call
and settle their accounts at once. Especially
those who have run an account with us and are
ashamed of its long standing, and now go else
where and pay cash for what they buy.
Nov. H.-4W ]. NJ. STEELE 81 co.
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The ANDERSON SpRlNG BED Borrow.

The ANDERSON SPRING BED BOTTOM.
This Is one of the greatest uxuries ever invent
ed We had our friend John Schweitzer to put
us up one last week, and every night since we
have been dreaming of the time when our moth.
er rocked us in the old sugar-trough cradle, or
the time we enjoyed the grapevine swing that
hung from the great walnut tree near our father 5
meadow.
These Bed Bottoms are for sale by John
Schweitzer and John Dauber, at their furniture
rooms in Jackson. Price, put up, e..
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WE have received note from E. r.
Morgan, stating that he has started from Cincn-
natl on the last Of October and is on his way
through this county, to visit all the merchants,
and is offering great inducements on Hats, Caps
and FurS, for the firm of D. o. Bebb g. Co., q
well known establishment-who is and has been
doing legitimate first class business, and are
now winding up their business by the first Of
January, and as the entire stock must be sold If
possible by that time, so they have reduced their
prices tOenty per cent. on all the goods. We trust
that all the merchants will bear this in mind, and
when Mr.. Morgan comes that they will encour-
age by buying as well as their own accommoda-
ton
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The following new advertisements
win be found In the STANDARD this week:
HrLadles Repository-Poe & Hitchcock.
ETHow TO get q Sewing Machlne--T. 8. Ar
r. thur q Son.
ETNotice-Plckitt Clark.
HNAttaehment Notlce-John Norris.
ETROad Notice-Pettioner
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Every person who would write easily, rapidly
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They are put up In neat slide boxes, each box
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TRAVELLING AGENTS wanted everywhere 10
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The Golden Pens" will last from 10 timo
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the cheapest Pens In the market.
J. H. COBURN, 1856 Vine Street. ClncinRsa,
Ohio. Sole Agent for the West and South.
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SMTH's Mercantile College, Ports
mouth, Ohio, prepares young men for the duties
Of the Counting Room, by teaching them Prac Il
cal Book Keeping, Business arithmetic, and PEN
MGnShip. Permanently located. Open day and
evening, Scholars can enter at any time, and re-
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every kind of business in after life. Send for a
Circular. Address E. W. SMITH, Principal.
August q. Ise7.-6m
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PRooEED1Ncs OF THE CoUNrY CoMM1s-

PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY CoMMIs-
sIoNERs.-The County Commissioners met on
last Saturday and transacted the following busi-
nsssi Bills allowed. R. ]. Gardner furnishing
and putting glass in windows of old Jail and sher-
iii S and Recorders Office, $3.50.
W. W. Mccoy, on Court House contract, $500.
Charles Rhodes ordered to make abstract of IT,
tie to real estate for the townships of Hamilton,
sciOto, Liberty and Jackson, for 81 cents for
each transfer.
Adjourned to meet on Saturday, Nov. 16, 1867
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The CoNTEsr.-Some sixty witnesses
have been examined before justices Winfough
and May, in the contest between Cherrington and
Booth, for the Office of County Treasurer. Four
or five Illegal votes have been positively proven
so far some on both sides
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Information.

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also recipe for the removal of Pimples Blotch-
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SAVAGE AND CIVILIZED

SAVAGE AND CIVILIZED. The princi-
pal difference between savage and civilized ma
tions is the manner and mode of wearing cloth
ing. Reduce both to the same style Of dress,
and where is the differencel One reason why
the citizens of jackson have so much influence,
both at home and abroad, is the fact that they
are the finest dressed people in America. Bal
bridge & Grassland are responsible for this, as
they furnish the clothing for the people.
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The ladies, in their sovereign capa-
city as judges of emotional enjoyment, have de-
clded that no perfume in existence produces the
same delicious sensations as are experienced
while inhaling the exquisite fragrance of Pha-
Ions might Blooming CsreuS. ~. T. Diipatch.
Oct 81 & Nov IA
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The following is the question to be
discussed by the jackson Debating Society on
next Monday night: "ReSOlUed, That the refusal
Of the elective franchise to class of the people
on account Of color, is contrary to true democra-
cy." Affirmative W. X. Hastings and I. T. Mon
ahan, negative Irwin DUNCAN aud A. B. Mona
han
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PnrLADELruIA, Pa, Nay -, 1857.

To he QEosr1 and Members Of the RssAiSaos
Li6rGry Co., ~ $. REED, Secretary.
Gentlemen ;-on receipt of your favor Of the
18th inst, notifying us Of our appointment g
Receivers for yonr Company, we took the liberty
to submit . copy of your Charter, with 3 plan Of
your enterprise. to eminent legal authority Of
the State, and having received hls favorabs Opin.
ion in regard to its legality. and sympathizing
with the benevolent object of your Association.
Viz the education and maintenance Of The oFpAAs
children of our soldiers and sailors At the Rivss.
side Institute We have concluded 70 accept ths
trust, and to use our best efforts to promote sa
worthy an object. Respectfully yours, DC.
GEO. A. COOKE = co.
Address ell letters and orders 10
GEO. A. COOKE q CO., BANKERS.
80 South Third Street. Philadslphia, Rs.
RsssivSss for the Washington ubEsry Co.
TuT 4'7-sm. -sGd oet ~.
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CoNeREss.-An adjourned session of
the 4Oth Congress will meet in about a week
from this time. Also, the people of Jackson and
the surrounding country will meet at Orange
Furnace Store, below the Bank, during the re-
mainder of this month, and lay in their supply of
goods for the coming winter, and by so doing
they will save money.
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PHoToGRAPHs YET AT HALF PRICE,
have concluced to remain here a few weeks
longer, and will continue to make Photographs
for Sl.75 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.