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Invigorate the Responsible Organ.
The stomach 'sthe fssponslbIe organ Of tlie sys.
tenn. Ifthe digestion Is imperfect. every member,
every gnnd, every muscle, every nerve and fibre
Is more or less out of order All the iuidsGre de.
prayed. The brain Is cIondedJ The BpIFitsafe
depressed. An dyspePtlcs kecV this to be the
truth. It is not however half the truth. COL
umns would be required to enumerate the pains
and penalties Of dyspepsia, nor could any pen do
them justice. Tens Of thousands feel them; no
man. can dsscribs them.
Can they be prevented ! Oan they be relieved ,
Canthey be banlshed at once and foreycrl UK-
ouksrioSABLY TBEY CAN. No dyspeptic has ever
taken HosTETTER's IS STOMACH BITTERs in
vain. Believe no one who says the complaint is
incurable. This great ceoeta6ls stomachic win
eradicate IT, Indicating thousands Of cases
over which medical practitioners have shaken
their heads Omlnously, saying, Nothing can. be
done.H aaslle4 bi1da'lagsa 81 i'F s1la5 q.tefN
The faculty has Its fallacies. One Of them Is
that indigestion is the most difficult OF all the or.
dilary ailments Of mankind to combat and sub
due, This Is a mistake Nothing can be easier
than to conquer 1t II the true specific be admlns-
tered. This vegetable combination which has
become famous throughout the civilized world ss
HoSTETTER's s STOMACH BITTERS Ia an anti
dOte to,the disease which has never been known
to fail, and fortunately 1t Is everywhere procura-
be KSou Wish TO fool with the dyspepsia, try
the phaFmaeopUlA prescription. 3 II YOU want 70
roCtit ont and pFeventaits recurrence, take the
Bltters daily. There Is no discount on the testI.
mony in lts favor. II there Is q man or woman
who hasever tried itfor Indigestion without being
benefited, the fact has not transpired. Universal,
uncontradlctsd praise ayOuches its wonderful
tonic virtues. lY6g sdi - ssareaal aoi "A.
Jan. a. 1H6z.-1nl n A.lHkINlls ~ aIlI Il
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Tar following new advertisements
win he fonnd IN the srAsDARn this weeks
,Dguggisis- Reed Curtiss d Co. ~ s
ey'pnFfagut, &c.-E. B.5Ttspt Co. sas
1 Ezsliie Insurance RoSla Mutual, 5ms
frWOmen Or Che va Nat, Pub, Co
5, ,EarFrspk MilIer's BiaekIpg- =. Miller q Co.
s1-Cotton warps--A. Whilldln & Sons.
g fzsAdyertlsers Gazette @. r. RoweIi q Co.
srImpariiaI suneflbgi- -Haral, RIsley II Co.
90 -RIsIey1 Bpchu- Hanal, RIsIcy &c..
ES-Advsrtlsers n howell 3 Co.
g ETHouses, Farms 1AndA. Real Estate Record.
Y EalSEure PIie Cure J !, p. Ronalne.
ETFuTniture- Kramer q Mafshnang
kg.TInwase, Stoves Hollow Ware-C. Ora
aap'a ham, q
srPartnershlp Notice J. sehweitzer.
ETCourt House ContFacts=s. Baker. ds5z
y &FsheFlfF . ssle-7F Fsrrsesvs, JOhnsOn. ii
g. =RanIgIn varW White q Bennett.
Ea~Prohata Notices Geo. W. Jchusoh.
sTcomnerelsl collegs 3, w. Smith "a
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n Da sCHENCKs W.
= = Pnlmonic Sxrnn z .

This great medicine cured DE-. J. n. schenck
the Proprietor, Of Pulmonary Consumption, when
Il had assumed it, most formIdable aspect, and
when speedy death appeared TO BE- InevltsbIe.
His physicians pronOunced his. case IdcArabIe.
when he commenced The use Of this simple but
powerful remedy. His health wa restored in a
very short tlne and no return ofthe disease has
been spprehepded, for oil the symptoms quickly
disappeared. end biz present weight Is more than
two hundred pounds.
Since his recovery, be has DEVOTED his attention
'exeluavely TO the cure Of CONSUMPTION, and the
diseases which are usually complicated with II
and the cure effected by his medicines have been
very numerous and truly wonderful. DIT. schenck
makes professional visIis to seyefal Of the larger
cities weekly. where he has large concourse of
patients. and 1t Is truly astonishing to see poor
consumptives that have TO be lifted out Of :heir
carriages. and IN a, few months healthy. robust
persons. DIX scHENcKS PULMoNIc sYR-
VI, sEAYEED TONIC, and MANDRAKE
PILLS are GENERALLY al required h, curing Con.
sumption. Full directions accompany each. 50
that any one can take them without seeing DR.
schenck, but when It s convenient II Is bcst 10 see
hIa. He gives adsics free, but for athotougf u.
animation with bis RespirOmeter his fee Is three
dollars 4 yg6GSGANT
Please observe when purchasing, that the two
hkepesses Of the Doctor--ones vhsnfn the last
stage Of CONSUMPTION, aud the Other as he now b.
IN perfect health--sre On the qoFsnmept stamp.
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ELIzABETH RANDALL, whose place Or resi-.
Aldaneeis unknown, Is hereby notfded that
Edmund B. Ranaal did on the 18th day Of August,
A. D. 1896, die bis petitiDn b tie ofaoe Of the
Clerk Of The Court of Common Pleas Within and
for the County, n Jackson, and State OF Ohio.
charging that she, has been willfully aabsentf from
him FOR more than three years past, &C., and ask
Ing that be maybe, divorced from Cher, the said
Ehza6cth Randall which petition Will stand for
hearing at the next term Of said Court.
owe .HEDMUND b. B.RANDALL
By H. 9. Jones and D, Mackley, his AGty's.
Deezf6S-Pw ciV-ytr TYwrfrfrr
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nsaAs sCHEAP PAPER. We have received
the first number of neat little agricultural pepper
called the nHammOndtOns CuIturist. published at
Philadelphia, at rs cents year issued the first Of
each month. y 'N g 'ie''S' 'al ~ 'so's s9,,.a y
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How TO SAVE. "A penny saved is as
good ass penny earned, and sometimes better.
There are various ways Of saving, tho principal
oue Of wlIiehis, to buy ycut groceries BY The
quantisy. For instance, Il You ussa hundred dol
lars worth Of sugar. coffee, teA candles &C. make
out your bill, enclose 1t and the money, and aeud
to A.W. Bnskirk. Portsmouth, and he ,Will send
ypuas much as you can buy ~ retail fqE &laO.
Just try 1t and see.al We have tried IL aud know.
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a.
. UoUSrf CoAsitssi6NER' s PRoc&EbiNGs
The Commissioners Of Jackson county held al
adjourned session on the Ttl inst, and the follow
Ing bills were SLOWED, tFi9ias 2 aKA
james Stephenson, eb06ks and Stationery
e144.5O. !. ssts<fa ia aaa qetsat
Abraham Dixon, repairipg. bridge, Ia ,ScIotC
sOwHshlP ei29Vs .4sslis ! .lUjlhBA
0riffe Dixon, same e12.00
u Samuel Clear, balapees0n building bridge IN
Scloto township, t28.OO, ~
w. s. Baker, for stamp On Mackleys deed 50
cents. s8s eA - ~ .sNA -.
AppOrtioned Of relief to families Of Volunteers
Jqckson township, $4,000. Jefferson township,
10000. Total, $4,000.
s. Baker Matches and Pencils, 60 cents. In.
spection Treasury, $500. Total, $3.50.
4 Ftight and pfayake aa Books, .Sllss. a. y
J. E. Ferce paid for books &C.. ses.S5.
Stationery for use Probate Judge, s57.25.
Record Book for Recorders Office A4S.OO.
Inventory and sale bill record, $4S.OO.
]. Kieu, setting crate in Probate Office. $500
q Jslstephenson. Stationery, Tfeasufer's Once,
$780, sigH oasoioT SalWadJ bHe 4a'aoois
Elmer Golden, Glass and sash, 5000. o7lA
ME- Richey, Architect Court House, 5000.
Ordered that the eAdditor advertise fol proposals
to build the Court House.
J. W. Longbon, Probate Judge elect gave bond
in the sum Of 5000, which bond and sesurltle.
were ncceDtedsJ I " 40 q Uil n lILa
Joseph H. Wilson, Sheriff elect, gave bond in
the sum Of $4,000, which was accepted.
Peter Ewing, Coroner elect gave bond in the
sum of 5000, which was accepted.
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The following is the question to be
debated byIths jackson Debating Society Oninext
Monday night: 70 eD'ia ~ 'la+ o l9le4sl4 yea
,-1ssoEssa That corpora punsIiment should nes-
erbe inflicted. - - ~ = ''A--
Affirmative, A. Mayo, Geo. w. Johnson. Meg
stiyye P. MAckleS Levi DUNCAN. dY bgg3
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= Iron !1ITCH! ITCHl isi4a
sCRATcHl SCRATCH L M scRATCHl
WHEATON'S OINTMENT
RilI Care Ma Ltck b aa HoIlr

,ssgaj WA Cure Ns Iteh Il. .aS Hossrs. a, aasa
Also enres SALT RHEUM, ULCERS Chill
BLAINe and all ERUPTIQNs OF THE SKIN.
Price 50 cents FoF sale bS nlI druggists. By
sending 00lsceats 70 WEEKS y POTTER, ssle
Agents, 40 Washington street, Boston, II win be
Forwarded BY mall free Of postage, TO any part Of
the United etates. tJuns a, '66--ys
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CoSIMERoIAL CoIEEGE edwould
call attention to the advertisement Of Smiths
Commercial College, The Prins slppl, e, W..
Smith; % welItp6kcnof Of by the Portsmouth TSib-
une Tlds College affords many sdsahages over
similar schools in the larger cities, board being
much. cheaper, and temptations to vice being
much fever. SaAaN & VIZ.
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Local Matter

AS ApvEKrisEMENrs fOr insertion HI the
sErASpAnp, must be handed Ia BY noon on Tues.
day each week, as sls paper 4 made up on Tues
day evening. "a s8
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RssT sfHkzorIIksis0 pLAsTEE III fhE woMLD.
y 4LLc0QK'S POROUS PLASTgRS rssOlss an d
asaags pain BY salls1s forth ne aersd aamers from
parts intsrsdl 70 als ain dad general cirenEasi5n
Aas, " many cases, pondrelv evdporofiae he dc.
ssss. t}.isl sgH VI JAMES LULL II. ID.
There Isnoihlpg equal. 10 the way Of plaster,
70 the Porous Plaster oflfr. ALLCoCK. Every.
thing Is pleasant abops hem. They are tis plas-
Ter Of the day, and . fit type of our present ad.
vancementfn science and art. In Asthma. Cough.
KIdhey Affections Gout, Rheumatism, aud local
deep-seated pains, they afford permanent relief.
.seoi dsasdg8al J. JOHNSON,
M. D., on Topical RemedIes."
From personal knowledge Of these pIastcr,
we can state that they are decidedly preferable TO
any other IN use. Wherever relief is 10 be OBJ
taIned by the use Of D plaster, we shOuId recon.
mend them. taeA = Z ~ -
~< n, "A INeRAlIAM, Md,
H-l-s-.> s. Editor Ns,o Ysrk Mentor.
agency, Braudreth House, New York,
Sold bysl DhggIsts
Jan. II, 1S67.-1m
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Reduction in Prica
-7TIT7- 77- = HA~W
OF THE l.a Adan

fAMERIC CANi1WATCHES,
MADE AT WALTHHANH, MASS,
nceaseqpeuce Of tberecest gfeatimprossmeuti
IN our facilities for manufacturing we have redu.
eed our prices 70 as low apoipt as they can be
With Gold at Par,
% tpat one need hesitate to buy watch now
ftolhtbe expectation that Il win 4ba chedpera Al
some future time The test OF ten years and the
manufacture apdsaleof 10 ntRgoaE Hug
More than 100000. Watches,
have given our productions the very highest rank
among sime.keepen Commencing wllh the de-
tefmlnalignsto make only ab6sbHEhly seSeqllent
Watches, our business has steadily increased as
the public became acquaihted with their value,
until for months together, we hsye,been. unable
70 supply the demand. We have repeatedly en-
larged our factory buliaIrgs untIt they now cover
over three acres Of ground, and give accommoda-
tion to,morethan eight hundred workmeh. 9no
We are fully justified in saying that we now
make MORE THAN oNE-HALF OF ALL THE
WATCHES SOLD IN THE UNITED STATES.
The different grades are distinguished by thefOl-
lowing trademarks On tile Plate .<l w
l. american Watch Co. ;, lWaltham, Mass.
z, Appleton, Tracy q Co. :" Nathan, Mass,
az sP, s. Bartletl 7 Wtltham, Mass Il Ill
/ 4. ''Wm. Ellergpp sTIa79oa5
o. OUR LADIES' WATCH Of frst Quality is
named Appleton, Tracy & Co., Waltham,
Mass NsFds gnt'enV7t hHn RsaE T'F'55'
y Q. Out next quality Of Ladies' Watch Is named
sbni1 lt'P. sqcRariletts" Waltham, Mass lTHese
slois watches efufnished in a great variety of
y,'n e sizes aAd styles Of cases hiF " " aliaw
The American Watch Co, Of sWaltham, Mass,
aptheFize MS state that without dlstlncrohiof Of
trademarks Or price, - il2lifI 1isai
ALI THE PRODUCTS OF THEIR FACTORY
AREFUEEY WARRANTED. - a----
to be- the Best tl6e-ssepers % tlfeif kl9ss syer
made inthis Or any other country. Buyers should
remembsg that qHllke guarantee Of q, foreign
maker nEhoicaR hessr.be reached. -ihis guarantee
is good at all times against the Company or their
agents, and that II EafteF the most thorough TRIAL.
any watch should prove defective in any particu-
lar, it may always be exchanged for another. As
the American vateles made Ct Waltham, are for
sale by dealers generally throughout the, country
we do not solicit orders for single watches.
s7CAUTI0N. The public are cautioned to buy
only of respectable dealers All persona selling
counterfelts will be prosecuted.
. = y ITO > ROBBINS &APPBET0N.
Agents for he american Watch Company,
Ian A, 1852 f1my4fl ~ ~ ~ ~ :. -
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8 8 VIZ are informed BY DE- A. B. Mon
ahan, chat Robert Perry, Of FfddklIn township,
got seriously hurt on Wednss5ay Of last week, By
his horses running or His thigh was broken,
and hereceiyed other serious injuries. aa2 Pa !,
He also Informs ds that Mrs Maloney, an old
ladE Ofseyentys fell upon the icaOn last Sunday,
aud broke her'Ieg 6ngoqlaeo sqg unni e
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a The Tribune Almanac for 1857 has
been received. Ann notice win bs given hsxl
week, Price 20 cents Address The Tribdne,
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's1iAN article ID reference to the Public
Schools Of this place, the proceedings Of the Leg
islatures and other matters have been crowded
ont BY new advertisement, IA Il iw lad .ss9'.s;
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Sale Of Real Estate.


IN pursuance of an order of the Court of Com
Il mon Pleasof jackson county Ohio, nade 1t
the October Term ADD 1866, 6f said Court, In
the ease,of the BOARD OF CommisslOnefs 0f jack
son county, Ohio, against James CasseI and wife,
the undersigned viii, on s8'eX
Saturday, January 10th, AID, 1867,
at one O'clock P. N. at the door of,tHe Court
Housein said county of Jackson offer at public
sale the following real estate situate In
Jackson county. OHIO to-Eit;u5s i5 air1I
. Thesouth half of Tie southeast quarter of sec
tion No, one ID. 10 township No. seven "a Of
range No eighteen (1S). excepting about eighteen
acres thereof, set of and assigned as homestead
therein, and described as follows: ss4,,vis9,
Commencing at the southeast corner OF said
tract of landr thence north So rods; thence west
5O1f frOds thence south 55fOdsi; thence east 505
rods, to the place of beginnng--ieaving tobe sold
auUuI % acLtt = -. - l---i-.-A- c 49,
Terms OF sale-0ne third cash on the day OF
sale, que third In one year and oae third In two
yearsfrom the day of sale, to be secured BY mofa-
gage on the premises sold, and the deferred pay
ments to bear interest 'ata 441I
Appraised at S1,89Ass. i9sNH sgH4 CT
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS =
f,,e,F5'-- r OF JACKSON CO., OHIO.
James Tripp Atty fotCom.f s.@Alt'i
Dec. 20, '66-4w.--pf-$8 20. sfflTi ~
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4. TowEit Pottsm0uth, Ohio Of
fars oihs Merchants and Fu1aceneu of Jackson
county asuperiOr stock Of Dry Goods 4 Notions,
on terms the most favorable. y a .fl'asWLyl
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THANKS to Hon, j, Wilson for the
Report Of the Secretary Of stats5 NJ M et n rs,s as
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Executors Sale 81 Real estate.

Executors Sale OF Real Estate.
In pursuance Of an order granted by the Pro.
a bate Court jackson county Ohio, I will
offer forpaa, atPubiic icruciiOnJqnfF69
Wednesday, January 80, 1866, ~
at one O'Clock ?. NJ, as the door of the Court
House, nIrent 0ty the Grafton Blood, Ii the town
Of Jackson, In jackson county, Ohio, the follow
Ing described real estate Situate 10 the county Of
Jackson and State Of Ohio to4wit: iA3l<
Part of In-Lot Nos52 in.the town of jackson,
the same being strip thirty (S0) feet In width OF
tile northwest side of said lot running The Whole
length of said lot. hlal 1I
'lAlso, the west half Of all that part Of Out-Iots
Nos Hand 10; in the north half Of the town OF
jackson, lying on the west side Of the Eeioto and
Hooking Valley Railroad &gas
The ffstnamed piece Of land TO be sold subject
to the life estate Of William SticIles therein.
Appraised a. follows: First described tract
subject to life estate of WnL Stickles thereinI
$G25. Second described tract, S70O. .9I
Terms of sale: One half cash in hand, and the
residue insix months, with interest on deferred
payment. l5s9LeN
AS DAN. W. HOFFMAN,, d
b. Executor Of Julia Hoffman, Deceased.
Decd 20i66-5w. s1a.sd
N. B. The purchaseyyof the shove lands can
have the life estate OF William Stickles In the
same, forthe sum Of S42b.OO, and can thus get
full title to the same. sHpf SO 20.
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Attachment.

Joseph Rule, PPG. Before J. Edward Jones,
.Wm.H. II. Flnton, Deft Jackson County. d.
I'm the Slst day Of December, a. d. 1866, said
above action for the sum % Twenty;six Dollars,
Jan1Q, S7-3w. 4, .,n JOSEPH RULE.
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TRksafKRe or lRtAL EsrArE.A- The
following are the tranafersog Real Eatais aIed In
The Heeortere OhIoe'ScF he wak epdlne on
Saturday night laAE and furnished by John N.
Martin, Esq., County Rcccrders aHf
John y, Eostst et a. 70 Andrew Foster
20 scrss IL section n. Ip WAAhlngton
toWnshlp ss.s s.ss.ss....f.sl@.4. ibOO
John Burt and Wife to Isaac stevIson. 4 4
Lot No.7, sci5to Salt Reserve Lands. 20 $50
Martin Kramer and wife 70 John schweit-
Eer. n Of Lot No, 3, in the town OF ao
.JaciEaoni oni.ass............s. 1852
George W. Hawk and Wife TO Jacob H.
Kicker. 81 acres IN section 8, IN Madl.
sonfpgnstip. s., !.l, ~. 2l2
Johd Mossbargef and wlfeto Henry Arm
itrohg. 100 acres 10 section S6, IN Mad NJ
ison township. .s,.....................9 2,260
George W. Hawk and Wife to Isabella ys
Hawk. ~ acre In Madlson towpthp. q 100
J. w. Longbon, Master Commissioner, to
George Corwine. IS feet front on
broadway Street, 10 the town Of Jack.
son, Lot No. a. Part Of the Grafton =
bloqk), !, ,...,.....ssk .....slg. q I, zoo
John D. james and Wife to Francis N. aai
Clark. LotNo. 80, 10 jamestown AddI-
tion 70 the townof Jackson. :. ..sae 300
John Burt md Wife to Francis M. Cart.
Lot No. Slyil Jamestown Addition to
the town Of jackson. ...,,......,~,.,.e 200
Smith Poyets and Wife to Gershon David. q
Lots 100 and 1O7, scioto Salt Reserve
Lan0e 5000
Totaifor the week k...............&7 1874
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New AdvertIseI eInents.
70 Sherif's Sale.
State of Ohio Jackson County, sSW
Margaret Ferree,)

-. . ~ Ellhu johnson. q ''n' ~ 'A.sAD
DURSUANT TO the command Of an order fol
a sale from the Court 20f Common Pleas q
jackson county, Ohio, and to me directed a
Sheriff Of said county. Will offer at public sal,
at the door Of the Court House, On front off N,
Gratton Block,0 IN the town Of jackson, on
Saturday, February l6th,x A. D., 1867,
at O'Clock P. NJ. Of said day, the following prem.
ises towit THE northwest quarter of the south.
west quarter Of section 10, township g. and range
Il except four acres out Of the northwest corneI
Of tns same, sltpated In the county qf jackson,
and State OF Ohio. Appraised at s400.0O.
To be sold as the property Of Elihu Johnsou n
satls1y9 decree fehdeted By said court 10 favor d
the said Margaret Ferree.
Terms Of sale cash.
jos! H. WILSON. shff &c.
Mc0lintick q Smith Attsys for Pl'G.
Jan. 16, '67.-5w pr Ss.1O
H8Jf fShefiff's Sale. IUdJ
William Rankin. Plaintiff
against In jackson Common
~, Hiram W. White and Pleas.
Walker Beppeth, pef'tss o. aaiaIoo snos7sT
4 y Obedience TO q al ceildt writ of execution
= lesned fromathegC Court of Common Pleas AZ
jackson county, Ohio, In the above ease. ana IA
me directed, shall expose TO public sale al the
door OF the Court House. In front Of the Grafton
Block, in Jackson, in said county, on
Saturday, February 10th, A, D., 1867.
at one o'clock, P. M, Of said DIV fbe foilo,sl II
nal estete, lcsled upon AZ fhspfopertgof HIiain
W. White, to-wIt: =
Part tlof ln-Iot number ninety two (s2) in the
town Of Jackson, beginning at the easterly eorner
OF said Lot, and running along the hiiey sou lth-
westerly, the One half Of the depth Of said Lot.
thence westerly at right angles with said aIley
forty teet t4O) thence parallel with said alley to
Pearl street; thence along Pearl street forty feet
(4Ol to the place Of beginning: All situated In the
county of jackson and State Of Ohio.
Appraised at '4275. 1;FF 'C.V ~ e-EgTIT Z
Terms Of sale cash.
JOSEPH HI WILSON, SIC. 4,
9James Trip, Atty for Pltf 1lfIEi Z
Jan H. '67-5w-pf-s10 2a.~fr OTYTn
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dress Poa-paid on receipt Of six cents, Or two
postage stamps. Address the publshers: tuor
i, ~. b. CHAS. J. C. KLINE 4 CO., -,
~ 'A@'l l-iV4 Ia BOwery, New Yofk. -
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IL ourreaders want q buy Clothing

IL urTeadefs want 70 buy Clothing,
Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats and Piece Goods,
&C.. letthem bylall means go 10 Isaac 1athans
store. His advertisements are found everyw here.
Seeking as We do The public good. We herere-
mark that his goods are sold at leweSt market
rates. Having bought his st0cklslhee tbs great
reduction in prices, heis enabledto q sell much
cheaper than any other establishment 3 ssaas ID.
Gofriends one and all, and examine his goods
hear his prices, and acknowledge the Justice of
our remarks Low prices, honest and fair deal
ing, and whAtis almost as aEApog|sht polIEB al
tenhonto 10 al vino cali Save your money by buy
ing Of them. That's true eeonOms, and economy
isScalth. GOtO the Sign Of slic Thfss Red Posts
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At retail By aglsai stDrsQl o. MILLER.
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