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Nancy A. Farley and John Farley, her husband
whose places Of residence are unknown, will take
Notice that A.. !. DeveF Administrator of the es-
tate of John Leach deceased on the 9Th day of
pedonber. "A. d. 1886, filed his petition In the
Probate Court, within and for the County ofJack.
son and State of Ohio, alleging that the personal
estate of said decedent Is insufficient to pay his
debts and the charges sofadminlsterlng of his estate
that he died seized In fee simple, Of The following
deserlhed rcal estate situate In said County 6f
Jackson, Ohio, to-wit; The north half of the
sOnth.east quarter of the northeast qnafter OF
section eleven, Of township SEVEN of range elrh-
teen. That Sarah j. Leach, as widow of said de-
eedent Is entitled 10 dover In said premises, and
that Nancy.A. Farleyt John Farley Frances Yarl-
cy aud Charles A, Yancy, Jemlma Leach Romano
lAaohf James Leach, John /. Leach, Robert w,
Leach. Sarah j, Leach and Roslae Leach, as his
heirs at lazy, hold the next estate OF inherltance
The prayer Of said petition Is Cor the assignment
Of dover TO said Sarah j. Leach, and for the sale
Of said premises subject TO such dover estate for
The payment Of the debts aud charges aforesaid.
said petillepwl be for hearing on the sIst day a
January, AID. 1867, or as soon thereafter as couI-
sci can be heard, ANDREW J. DEVER,,
'9iaNtab hBf Admr Of John Leach deca.
IAMEs TuPP, Atl'y for Plalqtlff.
jan ., ls67.--4w
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DR.. Wadsworth's Dry Up
FOR THE CATARRH M.

YNHE DRY UP acts quickly and surely sin-
IL gebottle of it is usually sufficient to effect
Permanent Cure. We recommend to every ono
who has the Catarrh either in its neipient stages
or IN its worst form, to try the Remedy OF once
and You viii far exceed us in its praises Price
sale by the Proprietor, IL II. BURLINGTON,
Druggist Providence, R. I. Also by Smith q
Dwyer, Chicago; Farrand, Shelly & Co., Detroit,
and by druggists generally!
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THE CASH SYSTEM.

On and after this date, no name will
be shtered upon our subscription book
unless the paper is paid form advance.
This rule viii be adhered to in all cases
Nov. q. lSo6--tf.
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ADVERTISING AGENCIES.

The Chillicothe Advertiser suggests
that the publishers of Ohio form an as
sociation to promote their interests, and
secure themselves against the swindling
operations ofadvertising agencies. We
think the suggestion good one. The
way we now treat agencies not known
to be reliable, is to ask payment. in ad-
vance. Our paper is firmly established,
and if agencies will not trust us, we will
not trust them. We still notice in some
of our exchanges, the advertisements OF
Mather q Co., Dr. D. j. Stephens g.
Co., DIR. Seelye q Co., &c These are
all swindlers, as we have learned to our
sorrow. But no foreign advertiser will
find us quite so green in the future q
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A terrible massacre took place near
Fort Phil. Kearney, on the Plains re-
Gently. About 5000 Indians surround
ed ss men Of The 18th U. S. Regulars
and Second 0Isalry, and killed all of
them, and terribly mullated their
bodies,
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FpE AnEAB.--A race will comenA over the as
eotiatlon Course on New Yesris which viii be
eonswilat novel IN lls chamcser. Ills 10 be aree.
ular Old fashioned kentn9lsy mule Faee, A large
is anticipated, The mg1kgeFs are ulsa 1onalderlnR
the propheiy of q Fox qAee tbe same slms,
We find the above In The Chlllicothe
Advertiser Our chillieothe neighbCrs
neednet think, because they have 50
much corn whisky, and such exalted no.
tons about the @bottomg that they are
the biggest fools that ever lived. Sir
VIM Watkins Wynne, Welshrnan,
Years ago, lost twenty thousand
pounds (sloO,Oo0on on race between
two snails Try it again @lsottom. /.
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Consumption, ScrOfiIIa, Rheuma.
1ismn Az

HEGEMANs GENUINE MEDICINAL COD
LIVER OIL.--0ur Oil has stood the test of 20
years, aud thousands of patients attribute their
recovery TO its use. II Is warranted pure.
HEGEMAN Il CO., Chemists and Druggists,
New York.
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From the Toledo Blade. |.
U7 NASRV.

MIR. Nasby and the Circle of
Friends OF which he IL the Nens
tor, Ornament and Guide. feel.
the need Of am Institution OF
Learning for the Youth Of Ken-
tuclCy, Project IA College. ,.s.-,
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WTANTED-AN AGENT. .--0ne chance in each
Wv Town worthy the attention of an active
business man, to take the exclusive agency of the
AND WEATHER STRIPS, applied to the sides
bottom, top. aud centre of doors and windows OF
every description. Tie sale of the article is be-
yond anything ever offered before to an agent and
one which from, $40 to S25 per day can he made.
Any person wishing to better their occupation
should send for on agents Circular The first
who apply secure a bargain. Terms for mould
ing, cash j. r. BRADSTREET
S.4 81 Washington Street. Boston, Mass
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FEVHHE Amusing History of the
Il Greatest Rascal IL New York
Ia begun In the January number OF t'Ymmlzae
NoGiOas." with ~ comic cuts. Now ready
Price 10 cents. Sold BY All hewsmen.
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rtsl-A pHYaIOI .nGIcAI. VIEW MARRIAGE

FTA APHYsIOLO OGICAL VIEW ofMARRIAGE
ENGRAVINGS Of the Anatomy of the Human
Organs In state of Health and Disease, with q
Treatise on Early Errors, its Deplorabe Conse-
quenees upon the Mind and Body, with the Au-
thor's Plan of Treatment--the only rational aud
successful mode of Cure, as shown by the report
Of cases treated. A truthful adviser to the mar
terrain doubts Of their physical condition. Sent
free Of postage to any address. on receipt of 25
cents In stamps or postal currency by addressing
DIR. La CROIX, No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany,
N. Y, The author may bGconsulted upon any Of
the diseases upon which his book treats. Medi.
cines sent to any part of the world
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AUDITORS OFFICE, JACKSON COUNTY, i.
DECEMBER 1861
thereon will be sold the the Of
nw be
70
o ckanC Colnt OMo
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Secretary and Treasurer, wich hez the handlin NV
the funds, is sufiishent guarantee that all money
subscribed will be faithfully applied. 1t wuz
resolved. In order that the Board may present
that respectable appearance which their posshen
demands, that the ifrst funds reserved should be
applied to tue purchls NV each Nv EN- a new suit
uY clothes, step, am confident, the frendsuy
Southern edueashen will approve Nv, and heartily
eldorse W t N N M
hev hopes In the course IVA week TO report
progress. Every subscriber NV 81, 2J and upwards,
Will hev Honorary Professorshp named after
him, or will be made Honorary member NV the
Board NV Directors. ez he chooses. We regret
that we wuz too late to git Admiral Semmes to
I'LL one NV the chairs, but we pledge our friends
TO sekoor his first loOtenant, or sekkond, at
farthest We hey high hopes NV a liberal support
from The Dimocrisy north. They cannot but
realize the dangers NV sending their sous to sieh
institutions Nv learnin north ez must tnrn EN- out
ADIlphnsts or chill, at least, the ardor Nv their
j. Is TO be hoped that the contributions for the
oulldln OF the instOoshen and its proper endow-
ment will be eofnmenst iInmcjitly, ez there is q
mortgage ON Deekin Pogram's farm, and am in
pressln need Nv substanshel SCOT Nv winter
clothes.
PErRoLEUM v. Massey, P. NJ,
g (wieh is Postmaster.)
r. S.-11th inst, two days later, The success
Nv the bstltooshen Is ashoored. II. Rives Pollard
ana his brothers, Ginrel Henry A. Wse John
Mitchell, L0otenant Maury, Geo Sanders, Bell
BOYD and Ginrel Early hev all telegraft for Pro-
tessorshIps. They are wn the first year to
board round. They didn't prepay ther dispatches
Which hez, to some extent embarrast the institu-
shen finaaShelly. But wat an array nv intelleck
H"a. P. ". N.
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New Advertisements.
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an the 1st Of January, 1867. the SCIENTIFIC
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Patents.-MUNNt Il CO., Publishers of the
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Address MUM & CO., Publishers,
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Dec. q, '66--iw.
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PErRoLEUM V. Nasty, P. NJ.

Take care what you say if you
would not say what will make you care !
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WARNIN(s.

Smith, who was hung at Washing
ton, Fayette county couple Of weeks
ago, for the murder Gray, made con-
fessiont to bis attorneys before his death.
In this confession he says;
Could / be permitted 10 address young men. ]
woold urge them 20 avoid intemperance prOfanI-
y and the gambling table--All lead 10 present aud
eternal ruln--shun them ~ yOu would the deadly
viper, DO Dot violate Gods day. seek tho COM
rany Of the good, aud avoid al associations with
the reckless and the vile, and above all 10 love and
revere God. - "a eereFrsfr
Smith is now in eternity, and thissOl-
emn warning to Young gnaep may be re-
Rarded as If one arose from She dead to
utter it, Let Il be needed.
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HAMMoNToN FRUIT LANDS.

11AHANAON AO1N cHO4A AANO0'
FFNHE best opportunity to secure home; mild
Il and healthy climate soil suitable for all crops;
the BEST FRUIT LAND IN THE USfoS; best of mar
kets--being New York and Philadelphia; from
5000 to $500 per acre cleared from small fruit;
a large population already located hundreds are
settling; good society; perfectly healthy; soft
water; all advantages. Lands for sale in and
80 miles from Philadelphia. A large tract Is now
divided into Farms to suit the actual settler.
Price for 20 acres and upwards from $40 to $50
per acre. Five and ten acre lots for sale. Terms
liberal; title perfect For full information address
BYRNES & JONES' Hammonton, New Jersey.
All letters answered.
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ChnpPed Hands and Face, Sore

Cured at once by the use of HEGEMAN'S CAM.
PHOR ICE WITH GLYCERINE, keeps tho
hands soft in the coldest weather. See that you
get the genuine. Sold by Druggists.
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washes well! wears Well
THE GENUINE

M A@ 10 IL WFF q e.
VNHEsE goods, having the above trademark on
j. the Box and Card, are warranted to measure
six full yards in each piece, and to WEAR and
WASH as well as any made BY hand. IN,
THE GENUINE MAGIC RUFFLES, stilI man.
uactured by the original inventors and pateptees,
on superior machinery, from the best materials.
and under careful supervision, have withstood the
tests of siG gears constant use, giving nvarable
satisfaction.
SO Chambers ST New York. Also Manufacturers
Of RUFFLE FLUTING IRONS. HoME-MADE
RUFFLEs. .t Dec. "a, '66-4W.
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25 Gents to Save 9S Dollars.

~ - FV'- 2 = HTWHHaEhHs
HEGEMANS BENZINE-Instantlv removes
Paint and Grease Spots and conns Gloves, silks,
Ribbons, &c, equal to new. Sold BY Druggists.
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j E w ELRY.
NEW JEWELLERY STORE.

THE subscriber would most respectfully an
4 nOunce to the citizens of CharIestown and vi
cinity, that he has opened splendid assortment
OF Watches and Jewelry, including, in part
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
of various grades. all of which will be warranted as
represented; also JewelryOf all kinds, such as
GOLD SETTS, EAR RINGS, FINGER RINGS.
sPECTACLES, EYEGLASSES.
In variety and in TACT every thing usually kept in
store OF the kind. would also announce that /
nave secured the services of competent workman
on watches and repairing jewelry, so that all who
may want anything done in the line of repairing of
Watches. clocks or jewclry, may rely upon having
1t o0nc IN the most workmanlike style and all
work wan be warranted as represented. l would
therefore ask call, as am determined to suit
pun chasers and please all who NAV be disposed to
Mcintyre and RaIlston
Sept. 4, ls66.-ly. L. DINKIE.
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US.
A Hoosier lawyers Maiden Speech.

The following is from Western lawyer ::
am aone-horse lawyer away out West,
doing staving business 'sOn that line" 1
was formerly young man of Promise-from
the country-in fact was elevated from
childhood by benevolent parents in one of
the most obscure districts of the "Hoosier"
State. am not veteran in correspondence,
but lover of diverting institutions, and for
the perusal of one of my eloquent speeches
which [ saw 6t to make in defense of my
clients a short epoch ago.
Some days ago was called upon to defend
various and sundry individuals who had vio-
lated the laws. At the specified time l was
on hand as usual like bar-room loafcr. The
old Squire sat on a bench about fourteen
inches long. lie looked modest as for
eign and domestic liquor. dealer. His old la
dy took seat where she could sec the. trial
and hear the 'argamints'
After imbibing small quantity Of double
distilled quintessence of blue ruin, which a
jug under the bed contained, the Squire went
to dark closet and distracted therefrom
huge book that looked ike Shakspeare's or
Blackstone's OF some other mans book. He
perused one page (the first he came toy and
looked up and said
'sAccOrdin' to law there are two ways of
lstartin' intew the merits Of this here case
One is tew pussekute and t'other tew Iookin'
arter the prisoners defense"
/ Immediately assumed a perpendicular at
titude and informed the highly educated
Squire not to trouble his Prescriptions about
the defense, for l was the veritable Lycurgus
employed aud educated regardless of all ex-
pense.
When the trial was supposed to be in full
blast l arose to a point of order and, with
sarcastic look Of marvellous nothiagness, l
proceeded in the following manner:
"May it please the Court, the young scions
f diminutiye intellect stand here in your
, putrid presence victimized and made afraid.
Now, sir, according to the magnanimous and
fantastic fundamental institutions Of forensic
law, I declare these cu!prits ANONYMOUSLY at
liberty to mock your intrepid course. Your
feeble and pUsillanimous prosecution can be
externally explunktaied from the arena of
high proclivicatures by the reflection of mod
ern sentiment for moment
"Go back to the perpendicular antipodes
of prosaic language, sir, and you will find the
old pod anger system vanishing into the
blue flame of dark oblivion or rayless night.
These unworthy culprits are models of arts
tic impunity and you are ready to shed your
pandemonium vengeance upon the afflicted
comporosity of the great community without
stint and with huge superstition.
The eyes Of an unworthy postsrity are
looking daggers into your lacerated heart
Your wite-the wife of your incarnate bosom
stands ready to disfranchise you! And
your heterogeneous children detcst your foul
Proboscis with an immortal vengeance. If
the sun sets this evening Your fate is fual
and finished. ResguieScat in pace"
l cleared the young devils, Of course
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A NEW STAND!
Rare Goods and Great Bargains!
TRUSSELL & CO.,

HAVING removed to the spacious store room re-
II Gently occupied by Ransom < Duke, mme-
take pleasure in notifying their customers and the
public generally, that they are ROw opening an en-
NEW STOCK OF GOODS,
which for variety, Cheapncss and durability ia adj
equatc to all the wants Of the community. They
EssPScuuliy solicit call. as their stock will be
found TO embrace a large variety of
MEMS AND Boys SHOES,
of the latest styles aud most durable Baltimore man
ufacture-Gs also English Caters u new and hand
some article for summer. For the Ladies, we have
rare and choice selection, consisting in part of
Congress and S:de-Lsce Lasting Caters, Morocco,
KID and Calf Shoes aud Slippers all styles aud ali
prices with nice line of Misses Boots and Misses
and Childrcns Work, with or without Eeels, either
pegsed or sewed.
OE HATS,
we have very large assortment embracing all kinds
and qualities, of tie very latest styles in the MARI
ket aud offered at very low prices. In the way of
DRY GOODS AND n NOTIONS,
small bur very choice selection consisting in part
OF Prints, Hoop Skirts, Shaker Bonners. SC, with
Gents Linen and Paper Collars, Neck Ties Socks
&c. To our apartment of
QUEENS AND GLASSWARE,
we invite special attention, have a very large
AID choice selec ion, and offered at lower figures
than can be obtained in the county. LAMPS, a
large variety, and Of the latest and most beautiful
Styles with Oils adapted to their In The line of
FRESH AND CHEAP GROCERIES,
we have stock ample, that We must needs in
woke personal examination as to quality and price
as we are sure thar our stock OF Sugars, CufIees
Teas, Chocolate, SyTuPs, Moasses, Spices, Peppers
kIee, MaccaTcni, Cheese, Crackers, Fish, Vinegar
&C. VIII compare with that of any Oih'r house
A large assortment of Canned Fruit, Sardines,
Oysters. Pickles, &c. In Short we assure our GUS
TONER'S aud friends that from new acilities and
Increased stock, we can supply them with almost
every article needed, of good quality and at as
low if not lower prices than can be obtained else-
where in the county
With our grateful thanks for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended, We solicit continuance Of new
favorS at new store
90 COUNTRY PRODUCE of every description,
taken in exchange for GOODS at the market price
BACON, FLOUR and CORN MEAL at all times on
hand r. + CO
April %, 1861
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BALTIMORE 4 ONO RAILROAD
RE-oPENED.
4 isagain open for =


MIS- GREAT NATIONAL THoRoUCAFARE
FRElGHTS AND TRAVEL.
The Cars and Machinery destroyed are being re-
placed ny NEW RUNNING STOCK, with All re-
cent improvements; and as the Bridges aud TTaek.
are again IN Spbstantiel Condition the we'll earfcd
-, SPED, SECURITY AND COMFORT
ton OF its business W 'S-"' S, fflte--=
IN ADDITION to the unequAlled attractions Of nAfa-
recent Troubles upon the Borders have aSsocinted
numerous points on the Road between the Ohio
River and HarPerH Ferry, with painful but inStrue
CONNECTIONS
A. the Ohio River, with Cleveland and Pitlsburs,
central Ohio, and Marietta and Cincinnati Rail-
roads, and through them with the whole Railway
system oI the Northwest, Central West nd South
west; At HnrPcrs Ferry with the WincheSter
Road. at Washington Junction, with the Wash.
inSton Branch for Washington City and the LoUcr
Iotolnac AZ Baltimore with seven daily trains E,r
Philadelphia and New York N'
TWO DOLLARS additional on Through TieleAs
TO baltimore or the Northern Cities give the pie
iltgs Of pisitiny WASHINGTON CRY m TOUT,
This is the ONLY ROUTE by which passc1qsr,
WASHINGTON CITY.
L. NJ. COLE, } JOHN l. WILSON.
General Tioket Agent Master Of TranSnoTt..
June 5, 1866.
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BALTIMORE PRICE STORE!

OPPOSITE BANK BUILDING.
H ARLES TOWN. WEST VIRGINIA.
a
MAJORITY of those who read newspapers never
even give hasty glance at business advertise
meut, and if
MAN
actually has choice variety OF goods, which be is
selling at the lowest Baltimore prices it
him to publish the fact. Therefore, have
F Q UND
1t best TO simply invite every body to call and
anime my stock and prices before purchasing else
where, and to say but little in regard to nv ability
aud determination to make it advantageous to
those who are not
DEAD
to their own interests. to buy their Dry Goods.
Fancy Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps aud Ready
Made Clothing '
IN c II ARL z SHOWN.
at the BALTIMORE PRICE STORE, opposite the
Bank Building. NC
would respectfully request my frierds to give
call. IG0T0SUTT1
Baltimore Price Store, opposite Bank Building.
November 81, 1866.
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ShanmOndaIe FACTORY.

THE undersigned conducting this we'll an
Il pointed WOODEN FACTORY. 6 miles
from Charlestown and mile from Kab!etoU,n a nd
quality.
We exchange our manufactures according to
the following schedules: -
Ga Drab L.insey ,, yard for and a. lbs. Wool.
% Grey Linsey, do. do. - do. S do. do.
3D. Cassincre, do. do. 81 do. do do.
Plaid Linsey, do. do. 81 do. ) do do
A Flannels, do. do. 81 do. do do.
Yarns, l h. do. . do. do do
Highest Cash Price paid f wool
JAMES NJ. JOHNSON & co.
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San Francisco has the best schools, the
most public spirit, the finest climate. and the
smartest boys extant Who but a San Fran
cisco schooIboy could have read in his class
the noted passage on wine, as it was actually
read the other day in this city. The selec.
ton in the book runs thus: Wine is
lnocker; strong drink is raging. Who hath
babblin9! who hath wounds without cause
At last it biteth like serpent and stingeth
like an adder" The youth read maniuliy
thus 50 wine is a smoker; strong drink is
riling. Who hath buildings? Who hath
worms without cause? At last It biteth ike
u serpent and stingeth like an adler