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|
| GID, Maekley,p who publishes an, obscene
sheet ycieprd tic jackson Sftmdara, calls thc
Marietta 71hitsi aud the Loghif Ga.Ahs h'rebeI
papers. II HeInayterm them whathe pleases pro
ylded his language be not tnat Of eulogv. MACK.
ley Is the neanest cur existing on pair Of legs
Indeed he b. meaner than lativ fourifOoted ll5te!
For, INSTINCT (aYOId we all pnderstand) gdlug
largely on -four legs. and REASON always on tyo.
nieahneSs on fbur legs can cot attain the perfec-
ti9n Qfineanness on two Hence tiMacklersj
superiority over suek-egg dog In that brute =
own line Of action. As for tile Jacksdn Sidad,iftI
the abohnable1 thing isaflstula III tho ANUS d0i
journalism subject for the, scalpel were IL not
past surgery. Pah how It smells, Burn rag!
Carry IL OutL-qniek! There, nOw-open the
windows, s,---Jiariettd 7i1nes.G d EW3bHo
WalteG 9. Hood Is the editor Of the Marietta
TiBieS. He pfetends to decency, and demands 10
Of Others. He Is a man who has not sytnpathiZed
with his country In los terrible effort to escape
destruction by the sword welded against 1t BIZ
traitors. The logic of his position, his votes lis
arguments, his every action during the war has
been TO aid rebels and destroy the government
under which he was born, and has always lived,
aud which he once loved II the editor Of the
STANDARD applied the nomenclature of rebel to.
him, IL Ia only what q majority Of his fellow clti-
zens feel that he really was IN practical result,
whatevef he Thinks himself to have BEEN Bit
suppose II was not co. Is Il possible that Walter Z.
Hood, the gentleman he pumes bimSelf 10 be in
hls dhly walk and collvefsatioiI "a thewrlteF Uf
The above parugIaph, Dr is thaauthoesonb broken
down person who has dyesled hilnrelt OF all self
respect BY tie constant use Of Intoxicating liquUi2
For chafity's sake, we would fiin believe the
latter. Yet we lind that FuperRHiylly lndecupt
article copied into the Portsmouth Times, the
editor OF which N not q dI1inkaid and who Ould
feel himself uggreVed II hashould be called less
than gentleman How shall the action of the
editor Of the Portsmouth Times be eaccOunted torY
We fipd The above in the Portsmouth
Republican, We noticed the article first
aboys in the Marietta Tines aud then
saw it copied into thelPoutsmouth Times,
and other rebel papers We took no
notice Of it, for this reason: when we
first became acquainted with Walters G.
Hood, he was gentleman--aman with
a high sense OF honor. We have been
credibly iufornedtha he is nowain the
last stages Of Drunkenness, and we
supposed that tho above article was
written when he waslaborihg under an
attack of ntaaia a pota, and therefore we
passed it III silence Poor Hood!
As to the editor Of the Portsmouth
Times, who is responsible for his con-
duct, we leave him to the judgment Of
the honorable and decent people Of
Z. "..
Scioto county, That will be a suffi-
cient punishment, fIf .,...s..
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sKULLDUGGERY.

On last Saturday night, at the sherif's
Office, a clique Ofmen, belonging to a
sscrGb oFgaAizstiOn, attempted to thfust
d political bnsAwhacker, who j. not 2
citizen ofthe State Of Ohio, upon the
Union party ofJacksop, as capdidate
for Mayor. An attempt'will again be
made, on next Saturday night, under
the pretext of getting up a Working
Mems Ticket or young America"
Ticket toparry out this scheme. yLet
the Union men turn out, and prevent
the introduction Of this Trojan horse
into the citadel of the party. Tag
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Owe received aletter from Ports.
month on Tuesday, hut have not room
to publish It. II states that fire broke
Outin Bigelow Church, and consumed
altlhe wood work, Loss about siA
00O' 8A d9,dr .al3l. nod Ta lQi9
aItfurther states that Smiths AIercan.
tile cOlIeseis doing a tine business, md
also thatthelargesteamer Great Repab-
lie passed down with fine negro band
On board 30. waHe " aha9
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Neyw,Eis, ~. thlee.aNYe..e,slkE.. ! ). !.

n,uIt ssrUli oJti. l,iTTT7TElgd 4sbggi I8b
\, The election ~ IL, N lew m Hampshire last
week resulted, in the .electiop1of the
Union candidates fol, Governor and all
three members of Con gress, by about
5000 majority. There, are also 4, large
Union ipaiorities in both branches Of
me. Legislature, s5r5 tac qgfrp pmpu
.y-rThe Fenian rebellion in Ireland is
gtiA An progress dyi5 19y1u ...U OH
to -rrChaTlesF Brown, (Artemns Ward
yecentlydied Of consGmptioa,a in Eng
land. Heiwas only thirty three years
Of age. blR 4 Il i.# l5dj .5s.Hi9dio
o. -aDr Livingstone, the celebrated
traveller, has been killed by the natives
Of Africa. J1l oi MOO H s1'% 10 'I'H oI
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sr ExERx NAN in the town Of. Jack
son Is interested ip having the CorPor-
.aetiOn sfiOefs selected from among our
hest eitize6seajTh0se who pay thetaxes
ave interested, and those who desire
protection from drunken rebel rdfiaps
are also deeply Interested, / Then glet
every Uqionyoter turnouton Saturday
night ID Sd asi!t9gqa 5'GaG IsnH
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gaETIF THOSE who labor incessantlyand
openly for. the overthrow Of the Union
party are 10 belrqwarded With the Offices
At At its disposal, ist that fact be demon mon
strated at the nominating convention on
Saturday Dightaag lgao1q Gi .9balI
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RANDOM TETOUGITTs No. Ie.
NJ THE EDITOR.

'-shaasr not being mshber of the church,
cOdld not be Witness either for or against Stew
art, Bnt he wehtbeforea Justice of the peace and
made affidavit that what he had said about Stewart
was sstd BY way'cf ioke and that he knew no
harm Of him. Stewart wasa length brought to
trial, and as there was no evidence against him,
he was acquitted. But this BY no means satisfied
the other party. During the excitement, Stewart
had been provoked into saying that his own wife
Ras a winter woman than Ma Woods, although
he was proud to say that his wife was of the
African race. This was true In point of fact, as
| Stewarts wife was a very white woman, although
her features clearly Indicated thatsRe was negro!
Upon this, and other charges Stewart was again
arragned before thschurch. 50 great had the exa
cftement become, that no committee could be had
4 in Union church whollad not formed or expressed
all opinion and committee WIS stlInuaoned from
Bloom lehhoh2 in Seioto codnty.V 49o-1
Il ItMas apleasant day, in the fall Of tho wear
hls92, More than thirty foRr lSea,o ago-.inore
tban third of'a eeqturS--morsIihan the aveAg9
Of human life, the occurrences Of that day are as
Yiyidy, before my mind rs II they 4adItaken place
only last week The eomdllttee met at The old
meeting house, and large congregation were in
attendance. How grandly the tones Of old
E''Twenty Fourth" Or "Pftlnrose, sung to the
Words, ~ ,lo' 'n2 =" y D,'.' 'a''e'' 80. '1:''
| IifPTg'}.L LgG g.ed .s,JI .jsCOi g., a,uiJ /
,nr, ,,"s Salvation l Oh the Joyful q0pqpd" "anisd
rang through these old woods. Tho PRAYER ,5the
sermon, aud then the comwiltee>fent ppintothc
woods near the old grave yard, and alterimpsh
deliberatlon came TO the house and made their
report They decided that Stewart had commit
ted no serious breach Of church discipline. but
that, his remarks about ,Mrs Woods were i'm
proper, andthat he must make confession.
L tStewart's hands were tremdld1s, and often
noticed q violent trembling of his hands when be
was lighting his pipe On this OCCASION bis habds
appeared tO sthakeD more thin ordinarily, as he
took hiswhits handkerchief from his pocket dhd
held i to his face uIFalput his foot upon thestep
of lheipplpit or %sapd, 'Iapd with his elbow on
bis knee and his forehead resting upon his hand
said that he was sready TO- confess all tllat the com
mtlee required Of him, and he hqmbE asked the
| forgiveness of those whom be might have Of
Tended II was then and there decided that he
had done all that was required Of him, and that
here the matter must end. But il did not end
here, ard irr my ncxtI viii give the conclusion Of
the matter buoy ydsi n pib fp,S 'HpIq
Stewart Lambert and perhaps all WHO took
part in that church controversy have long since
gone to bejudged.b by that tribunal where there is
no respect of persons and from whose, Decision
there isno appeal and ofthatgreat congregation
who met tod Union meeting house on that
balmy October day, in 1892, lido not kapw.5 5ehat
any one except myself isnow living. DAT
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0Hle PwbIlsherel COnvonaIoz.

We 80 : call published 10 the Columbus sfafss-
men, for q Convention Qf Qblo Newspaper pub.
lkAera IL that City 90 the fat OF April We aae.
ona DE iaoiiUn but would suggest q later dav,
az tha 81 Df April TIiero arc several mhslefA
Of InseFeef p lbe eFah which should,be discussed
are the prices Of Advertising and JOB Work,
Advance Payment 0f Subscriptions. The right Of
the connfY Press "a the County Printing OF
lN nHn county. aud other subjects which VIII
suzoS1E themselves. What say cur ootenpoFarlrs
20 fhe 18th o. April instead Of tho let which iat
he dey of lhs Spring election, apd therefore
iDeohsehlensf lf'lllbero Nslaf. '''
We aay, let tho convention, be post
Pcnsd. rhe iFst Of April will not give
time for general concert Of action. 81
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AWORD no OFFrCE sgEKETls.
nENFOCRATTC TICKI 81.

The Democracy Of Lick township
mat in Jackson on last Saturday, nnd
pnt in nomination the following ticket.
TaunrEKs- Green Thompson, WIN, Aleahlrc
and Levi Davis.
AssESsoR--Robert McClunR,
~CLRAk--Lcauder French f.li raw
IREAsuRERf-C Charles 3 Dlekasun. 1g0
CoNsfAnLEs-Charles Csudle, VIM. II. Palmer
and John Keslngef 0fhf "'
sJgHIoE oFTIin PEAuE--Rev L. May ,I
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ii sra few laboringmep have just dis
coveredttbatthe copperhehdPafty isithe
friend of thelabOring man. .aySuch fools
ought to obt sold into slavery FaRtF one, as
chat lii.sII Is what the eoppsrhsPd party re
CARDS asthe,normal condition ofithctla-
boring man. l--igg15t bIGoda. ugm iGdi
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IHN UJT a. lNT g.UTTIUNJ UTIW7
81. PAUL, .MlNN,. March l, 1867.

| ~.
! DEER MAcELEY-"tWben the river opens are
| words In every bodI's mouth here. When that
auspieous time arrives, old debts are to he can.
neutrality-suspicious. are to be fDrthoOming-
/, the good housewife is to have, aynewl bonnel--
| aNlricious landlords have promised them to
| patch as good rs new" the tenant s miserable
howell where lis poor lfhihiy have Suffered in
silent anguish throqghthe eQld0nd dFeary winter
mohlhs--riyer men, ,are. 80 rslnrl 70 thelrnaliye
element-tlcrk's are TO oblain situalions-and
not least Interesting toTOur correspondent, law
HeJs1qre to obtain pentn f)w0flS and enormous
fees ~ iacb 70 70 gfoceggs doggerN, hotel, bank
| or private house. YOU can but be impressed with
this same sentence ever ringing in your cars
''Yhenthe river Opetls '--and at last you take up
the cry yourself especially ii dunned tor W 81
an X, aud confidently, declare the business mil
| enuium Us near at band.
For nearly three months we have had uplnter-
fhpted sleighfng, but now Farewell to seighs aud
r0hesfor assessor fOf alas! our "bealitifil snow
Is gone, Farewell the bliss OF cniflting beneath
buiialos, where aided by Cupid I, fires the lads
and hsses NAV lid defiance toangrp storms, howl
ing winds and pelting sleetg half or snow. MANY
a sleigh has been translonIed to a 'niundUne par
adlss, and The happy occupants now find them
selves on the SEA of life, paay drifting along with
out fudder OR compass, but carried down by the
mighty stream. and, let us hope TO be anchored
only when the delusive mundane paradise in the
sleigh Is forgotten IN contemplation of that parai
disc where meetthe good and the blessed.
An Editors Convention" met at our city last
week. Nearlp editor III the State wa, either
present IN person ur by proxy. After spendhga
g9y and hilarious time, in which tbeir eXuberance
OF spirits was aided by spending, MUCH time
throwing corks at tfieceing4, and passing many
resolutions declaring ,selfhnposed.an responsible
duties ppd aEdU0ps uupaid-fOr labops, thev fe-
turned on Saturday eaehrto his sanCtum, where
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BIZ A mapWho will workcOpenly for the
destruction Oftho Unionparty, and then
ask that party to give him Office, mist
have more than the iDsolense. Of The
y .gya ldi nJm tl1AFJaip III f3iT01
dey'I jfugiaud tsdi Ln9tii jon .9ob Boo
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The Transit Routes OF Panama
and Nicaragua.

From the New York Herald, 11th Feb'y, 1867. !
"PASAMA, 1st Feb, 1867.
"YellOw Feveris almost epidemic on the Is
thlnus. The deaths from that disease nre numer-
ons and Panama IL full Of fipeStllente and nlth
The season Is the sickiest knowH for ears, The
yellow fever Is raging ON board The jamestown
(the United States inan.oi-war land the deaths
average one or two per dlemS Tho Commodore
will put 70 sen In order TO disniect the ship ,lv;
r"Dr Little, American Consul, died OF ellow
fovcr on the both January. From the fact that
the majority of the heu on board the jamestown
are prostrated with disease the usual guard OF
matiaes at his funeral cUuld not be formed =" t'
From the New York Tribune, ilth Fcb'y. 1867. ]
80 igdj 10 uii PANSNA, Slst JAM 1867. z
.'iThn health Of our city (Panama) is not bwany
means what IL usually Is there have been many
deaths, Cholera i said to have entirely disap-
pdared ON the Nicaragua route" i''' f'c1 Il
\ 80 i1D xoPfcETo cAIfORNfASs aiou sn
There has not been epidemic disease Of Any kind
on the Nicaragua rOnte and II Is srquite healthy,
The next steamers by the way OF Nicaragua will
10 the "Sahtiago dc Cuba and sSan Franclseo, y
9th and yOth March. l3.iR9 3gH .GGb1inG
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or Ikspeakiug in another article Of
aseeret organization, we had no refer
ence 70 the organization known as the
Grand Army Of tbe Republic, b We be-
lieve that organization is patriotic one,
and shonldsbeencouraged. 'a9nodsiQ
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---The Union Dapers Of Ohio almt

The UniOnlpapsrs Of Ohio almost
unanimously favor submitting the ques.
tiop Of negro suffrage to the people next
fall, and itlS probable that the Legisla-
ture may chAnge the action, formerly ta-
ken upon this qhsSticna stnsa ~ saioy
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u aUa Boon CoNiUNIcATEp,
Grand Army OF tho Republic.

.,.d .,s. 4. March is. 1867. +
Dear Editor I'll observe In the last Issue of the
Heraid q rebel sheet published In this town, an
article pnrportlng TO be aeomAanieatioii concern
Ing the "G, A, r., signed M" Now what this
underwriting signifies, the Intelligent reader Is OF
course free co conjecture. | choose tO think il
means traitor OF the deepest dye. | could not
avoid thinking II rather singular that the Arch
Traitor M pshould address the editor Of that
paper, but upon further reflection conluded not
TO be startled. AS this Is world of wonders.
Those who do not wish 10 be Judged should not
bear fruit; hut we have the best authority for
asserting Fthat by their 1nlls Ne shall know
them. Criticisms Of this man's PRODUCTIONS are
unnecessary. We will leave II for the intelligpnt
reader to Judge for hlmsele Wish simply 20
reproduce some Of the highly refined language
used In this MS opinion of the Grand Army OF
the Rpnblic quoted esfbatiA. lldfe follow sol.
dlers y the language this man IN. applies 10
yOui
-"A partisan, to deceive the honest part Of com
munlly, wicked men combined togUthef, thlevcs
aud robbers, TO cover their wlekedDess by decep-
ton and ialse declarations, Their real obiuct Is
10 carry out tlIelr mfamoas desigaiS dld purpose
fought J0r daring tke Edr, 10 decleve the people,
always covering up their deep, dark and dahna-
bic designs By iaseho0d and deception, TO destroy
the UniOn 10 DESTROY tho coasiitsiioa and 70 vi0-
late every law known TO God tfNducing their
fellow men, aud worshlplng the Nggro. ,ENnry
emotion OF their hearts was ambition hate and
reyrngs eliminating In raplne theil and mar.
der In aetsof unklndness, debauclery, drunSen-
ness and profanity In Yankee bloylatlon and
treason, retuelng to return various articles d0len
from deietiseless widows and orphans, corrupt
aud treacherons dannable. ~ hold 70 lll-golten
galne, hiving sbIen plundered aud reduced a
brare and patriotic people 10 beggarv IN thelr
informal deslgna, aud In erecting their military
despotlsm IN The South and establish their milf
tary deepotlam IN Gle South, whose officers are
Geaeral, Goioaels, Captaig and Lieutssaats OF tho
slate army, whose record s dark with damnlng
crimes OF murder, theit and robbery wioso
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lFREE EECrUfRE.

sdiMr. Craig's lecture liavingbeeh post
pOned on last Friday night, he will lee
ture at the Court Room to-mOrrowIFri
dsy) night All are inyited. ,sVgJ
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rarAPHYsIOLoGIcAL EwofMARRIAGF

EgiAPHYSI0L0GICAL. VIEW Of MARRIAGE
containing nearly 300 pages and lBQ fine PLATE
ENGRAVlNGS Of the Anatomy OF the Human
Organs IN stato Of Health and Disease, with q
Treatise on Early Errors, its DeplorRble Oonse,
quences upon the Mind and BQdY with the ,Au,
thorsPlan'of Tftatmeiit-the only rational and
successful mode of Cure as shown by the report
Of cases treated. A truthful adviser 10 the mar
rltd, and those contemplating marriage, who en-
terthln doubts Of their physical eoudh6Ht Sent
free Of pOstagetQ any address, on receipt Of %
cents IN stamps or postal currency, by addressing
DE- LA CR0lX, No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany,
MY, The author may he consulted upon ANY Of
the diseases upOp. which bis book treats. Medl.
cines sent to any part Of the world,
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~ TIE Mayor Of Jackson. now re-
lfieiyes 5000 from the Village treasury,
and his fees will perhaps amount to the
like sunni 81 yY,lUu'oool 9di ~ il-ldW
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" BRVA0KA y NEW Y0RK.

The pl ans for business Tor this Institution are
very liberal and attractive to those who wish to
lnsun, their lives In first class company. Its
business Is very large and rapidly increasing, All
the various kinds of Policies are issued on as la-
vorhble terms ds are offered by any OTHER good
company In thd eountryvHA ho olt ,Hn g
DiYdendsinerease with the age of the Policy.
NOn-particlpating rates are lower than those Of
any Company In tile World.
Losses paid In thirty days after due notice and
proof OF DEATH, .iliift ra 1H'ea HaI-
Liberal arrangements made In regard to travel.
One-thrd of the amount Of premium will be
loaned the polley-hOlder Il desired.
NEFF ~ BURNET, Gen Agents, Cincinnati, o..
March a. 81--4W. aej- EtH. Bog astti i1tt
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.TAll NhlHA -7r------a--'-f .ra Nls~NaN
II The powder millsa Xenla blew tuT
last week Ten tons 'ofpowder explod.
cd totally destroying the building, ant
killing two men, ., '..n -" .,o ,.'" t,,l
THE Circleyille Union records ths
death Of Caleb Atwater, nthe s9th yea
ofhis agase He was the anthoriof sew.
eral books of considerable merit, and
among others, a history Of Ohio, with
which most persons in this State are IA
piliars da .udlta r2uoo :. md ii
ull-Thetyphoid fever has broken out
atths Deaf q Dumb Asylum at Colum-
bus. it, an epidemic form .6,n IN or.
The Ohio Legislature have passed q
road law, which abolishes the office oI
supervisor, and places the whole matter
ID the hands Of the trustees. -.
eegf9uU knE lGAlls 30 Al l.lilltNll ib'9i''t r
AwORD no OFFICE SEEKERS.
sWeare not an Office seeker, but We
haye seen how others manage to get Of
fee, We can give q, little, advice b ia
those who desire Office in the Union par.
ty. The first thing you must do, is to
start 3 rebel paper, and ID II abuse the
men who saved the nation from destruo,
ton, Call the Union soldiers thieves
and robbers, and praise the rebels
When you have done this for few
months, you will find eighteen Union %
men, who will attempt to rush you into
nomintion. TRY It. l. ~ n N.
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Fellow soldiers, when YOU laid down your arms
and doiled YOUR blIl FoNretur1ed ~ y0ur friends
with q CONSCIOUSNESS that You had performed
and rsA perf6ruied a sacred duty; bdtlethot thi:
consciousness lue you iiitoEA listltssl apathetlc
oblivion IN ofy the -ur rthck that ilYlgibAce,
eternal Vigilance Is 1still ss necessary, to. the
'perpetdltyO of the glorious principles Uf our God
given inslltntiQhslasit vast tlleip preservation
on the battle 1eld, Remember that the hydra
hettded denlbnS treason, slulnbers In your midst.
and only awaits I'M unguarded moment (a5 was
the case before lhelqutbreqk pf the late war upon
ns) TO strike its poisonous iapgs into your yitas,
and that such creatures as 'M.p are It's hrelhs
adgocatcsl and 9theFefoFe 10 is .SbnL a part Of
wisdom, TO frmlygarTaY yourself In solid pha)qnx
ready at a moments warning with either ballot OF
bldct'to wlle the monster from the earth, Then
we who have already enlisted in ithlS GQdaglyGn
Organization Of the Grand sAFnF OF the Republic,
extend a cordial ihyitatuEi tOiall those who have
not alreahS joined us, to come right along, Ut
him be a Democrat or Republican. True foyuiy
and evidence that you wgIc not deselter, are
requisite tohnake yeu eligible. We have our
regular meetings each Wednesday night, and meet
at the sound Of f.tllc assembly att soldiers
understand. lpus aniui lyl aJliaoialGA. Ra
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II AIDES discard injurious paddings MADAME
Ia JuMGi.'s MAMARtAL BALM AND PATENr
caly-, Depot aG3 Canal Street, N, Yo Send for
Treatlse. Sold by Druggists, Agents wanted.
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- TSBEY'S BUCHU is 'ifiE 6UkG lor tiaf
Il y and Weakness nthe Back and .L0lnsi; and
all those complaints resulting from arrangement
of'the kldhevs and nri1ary organs. Sold In large
bottles BY the Druggists III NRRAL, RISLEY u
CO, Wholesale Druggists,t14l Chambqrs Street.
New YORK.
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MTANTED---3o or 4 School Teachers in each
wv county in,the West to engage in business
that will pay from 800 to s150 per month. Ad-
dress ZI1lGLER. MeCURDY Il CO., sol Chestnut
ST. Philadelphia, Pa, Lombarl Block, Chicago.
I'LL or 500 Olive Street, St. Louis, No. ,t,o,,a,
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IMPARTIAL sUFFERlNes. D

Neither Wealth, Refinement. Station, or Condition
9ldHfe exetEptll lH ilus 9Ni
INlE PIIIL0TOKEN,l ,lor Females Frlend!ex-
Il pfesslr for the benefit OF females suffering
from liVstera, nahsea, nervous lfritabilitv, ais
tressiDg pppFehensons. and allithose troublesome
complaints that inyite premature old age, and
renter life miserable. Descriptive pamphlet sen /
onreceipt 0lpostaee stamp. HARRAL, RlSLEY
& CO., l4l t,hamhersSts New Yss.se giImi4
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-03-21

ID. MAgKIEYY, Editor,