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.,iaYELLowo NRNsEMoND SWEET PoTA-
lFoEs---Aa l., Wood, Of Webster Ohio, has nice
lotof the above, for seed, at $4.QO pefblsiel or
$1,000 per ibarErl u bushels, packed and deliv-
seed here 10 depot! Also Fruit Trees of aIIkinds,
With Sweet Potato, Early Tomato saa Cabbage
plants, intheir season, at lowest market price.
30 y March t4.--8S sN ~ kg
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MEDICAL NorIcE.r-nR. e. Corr lnay

MEpIGAL, NOTICE. sR. H. GONE may
be consulted as follows:
In HAMDEN, at the jackson House, on Mon
days, Sept. 10; Oct. is Nov. 10; Dec. "a Jan.
28; Mmehf &; AprIFsslM IS II June II. 2aV Il
In JACKSON 1t the THAN House, on Tues
days, Sept. IL Oct. 16; Nov. 20; Dec. 25 Jan.
20; March b. April . May l4i June Is.
All sick persons would do welf ID consult DR..
Cone, as hecharges nothing for consultation and
his success In this community, during five years
practice. Is guarantee Of his skin in the treatment
OfAll varieties Of diseases But do not defer your
application hhtil your disease is incurabls 'lss
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SPRlNe, TRADE,-The old and well
known house Of w. s. Martin & Co., corner Of
Maine and Broadway Streets, opposite the Isham
Houseels pow.receiving adarge accessiontn the
way of Spring stock, and ltheyoner the best Of
bargains. Call at the we'll known Martin corner,
and Yonwlll be sure to buy something before you
leave. Ii js.-P ASSb ~ A4'' 4 's,''@-
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o5iGoYEREMENf IS p AxISG raE ADDITION
AL BouNTY.-James Trip, Agent, has received
Additional .Bohnty for Thomas Miller, Young s.
Slater Dasl p Davi5Aua John H, Nail. rs
Application should Be nlade Immediately A. ],
DtIV Esd ean 81 found attbe ofice al ali hours,
10 receive dlschdfges and make out papers for
soldiers. Call 500 80 JAMES TRIP.
FEB. IL, 186f.s-ff l-rgjhry ID ii.g
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lh26MA ARRIEp. .Hr

At the residence Of, the brides father in Picka-
way county, O., Match 1tK, by Rev. E. II. Dixon,
Mr.. WILLIAM H. PLUMMER formerly Of the 91st
Reg! O, " ], ,la1dl Sident ofJacllsoh Co. 05,l to
Miss SfkRY AfSk ofthe for@et county. UAo
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ORANGE FURNACE Co.-CoRREcTIoN.
In giving an account of the proceedings of the
Court, Incorporating Receiver for Orange Fur
mace Co., we committed an error, in saying that
the petition charged that James Watson, the
owner of the stock, is insolvent The petition
states that in November, 1865, James Watson be-
came the sole owner If the stock of said compa-
ny,,and that said compsnyis ipsolvent, and with
out credit. Asthe eohpanytis James Watson,
and James Watson is the company, and as the
petition charges that gthe company is-yholly in-
Solvent, aud without credit, we supposed thatlt
was equivalent to SAYING that James Watson was
insolvent This led 70 the error sWesurely have
no desire to iplare Mr. Watson, r9rimpair bis
credit .2FlKkgHO1 3lIi# M AHlI q.
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Rev. Mr. DowNEY lectured at the
Presbyterian Chnrch on Tuesday night Of last
week, TIA large audience. Subject. Moral aud
Physical Educstion.lI The lecture was fall Of
good, practlcalpoints. 1''d3GlG 10 -JhGlb' W. ~,
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bt'fH-tt .s- q
Wonderful but True.

MADAME RENINGf0y, ,thS worldlreuSwned
Astrolpglst and rsomnaRbqlistc ClaiToysnt,
whie in q tlairyoyakt state fdeli1eates the Very
features of the per5on you'ale 10 marry, and by
the aid Of On instrument ofEteBse power known
as the Psychomolrope, guarantees to produce a
perfect AND llfesllke picture Of ttefgture husband
Og'&ife Of the applicant With date Of marriage,
Occupation, leading traits Ofclaraeter, sc. Ibis
is no imposition, as. testimonials wltbo1t number
can assert By stating place Of birth, age. dispo-
sitiop, color Of eyes and hair and enclosing fifty
cents, and stamped envelope addressed To- YOUR
selfayou'wilIfeceiye the picture byreturn mail,
together with desired Information. i 4, .,.,..-
.r E9-Address in confidence, MADAME GRRfRuDg
3REAiSoroy, P. o. Box 297,. West Troy, n. Ygts
i9lFeb. 2l, 1856. .-1y1 ~ .l' ~ l23as
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go JACKSON, DEBATlNa SocIErN The
following Is the question for next Monday nights
'',,Reso'red, That water baptism is essential to
salvation" Affirmative, Burke and Duaadway;
negative JamesandAfay.. n
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DR.h55WMaS. WILLIAMS informs MS
thathe has sold his farm. "a short distance above
Portland, to ]. p. Reed, for $1l, ,OOO This is
apprtlof the old DR.. McNeal farm. Z The DR.. is
going TO pbtupudrug store In Portland
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IAN insane Woman was sent to this
place from Monroe Furnace on last Monday, but
as she, was a resident Of Lawrence County, DIR
Probate Judge and Sheriff could not take charge
Iot her, and she was sent back. .l1as.L -l-alnE
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GcCoURra adjourned on last Saturday,
after session Of three weeks. The docket was
thoroughly Clearednp. A good many cases were
continued, butino case went over for want Of
time, as has heretofore too often been the case,
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Proprietor Of the Brandreth House.
Cure Of CrieIxin the Back, and


.199ild QhEIHHPngcse, gl y
Lyons, N. Y, July 4, 1862.
Messrs, ALLcocK &. Co., Please send me
dollars worth Of your pasters. They have cured
me of a crick in my back, which has troubled me
for some tlmefand now my father is going to try
them for difficulty ABOUT his heart. " "
HAMA29AM !, II. SHERWOOD.
DR.. Green, No. 1858 Broadway New York in
forms us he sold, on Monday, June % 1862 two
plqsters to q young woman suffering veryseyerely-
from llmbago, On tThursdbS she called to gSt
two more for friend, and then stated how the
two she had purchased on Monday had relieved
her Immediately after putting them on, and cvitEp
HER IN TWO DAYS Of most distressing pain in
her back and loins. ~ o'5]f 57l 2f.at 2.lh
Sold byall Druggists, u, " ,.,.i,,, e.i' n, I.s
March n, 1s67.-rim ns a =, ira >.
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LITERARY NoTIcEs. --Peterson's Mag
azine for April, and Godey's Ladies Book for
April laye both been received. As everybody is
acquainted with these standard works, we need
not specify further, .. a .l,A t. i in.a
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slM Md.L1lFon SALr. ..-WeI would IAN

saw, ntl,LrOk pALE, - -lbei"ouiuS SaH
attention to the advertisement Of Vaughn Trus-
sell & Co. We have the means of knowing that
this mill has been very profitable investment
forthe present owners, They have made money
with IL and only wish TO sell for the reasons
stated in the Advertisement ~ .so s,a,josa sao
Persons who wish to engage ina profitable,
useful business would doTwell to look after this
matter. $40
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country hons. after sojourn Of few months in
the City was hardly recognized by her friends.
In place ofs eoarss. rustic, iasheafare she had a
son ruby complexion Of almost marble smooth
ness, and Instead Of tgs1t,- three she waily ap-
pesred but eighteen Upon inquiry q tothe
cause of 50 gfeata chsnke ale plainly told ther
that size used lhs CIrcassian Hssilna, pnd
considered Il N invaluable ScquisItioh 70 oanyIa.
dy's toilet. Byks use any Lady or Geutlenan
can improve theA personal GtpeaSance an bum
dred fold. Itls sInple in ~ combination as Ma
ture herself issfmple, yet tbsutpassed in lissGi-
eaey IN drasiug mpurideY from, also healing,
cleansing and bcauufyinglfh he akin and comple1..
ion. BYTE direc! action on the eutiele Is draws
from IL ap itampurities, kindly Htaling fe some,
and leaving the surface as Nature inlspdsa II
should be, eelsars sostc smooth and besniifal.
Pnce 's1. sJnt by Mali of Express, on receipt of
an Tderbyo .wyL CLARK & CO., Chsalsts, .
s si ~ NO. sIyest faJstte s.. syrasvse, N. T..
u 1heoalE Amesleahi Age6t5 for the sa,e Of the
same s:.,,o 49,. n ,s5s FEB ~ 'drlyl
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QUGRTEtIf MEEriSa viii commence
at+he M. E. Church on next Saturday, at two
o'clock P. NJ.
= 4 V.srf-i4zrsg = c-'r rGr tc1EllG3CN q .ef' MI
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aAtvE-We notice BY some of our
exchanges that our old friend "a. W. Buskirk, oF
Portsmouth, Is still alive. The high waterhas
not drowned him out. Heis supplying all South
ern Ohio and Northern Kentucky with groceries.
Hisstock Is one of the largest aud best ever bfer
edin this region Of country, .'t .,.a an,s,-
Furnace companies, merchants and farmers, are
patronizing him. - 1ii ui 9# 3dio. 10.
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ls9' ..5gl lHoSsS JoHN T, WILsoN viii please ac-
eept our thanks for a copy of the BankfIptlaw,
passed BY the late Congress. flAap 81 E
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CATnoLIc CHURoH AT ZALEsKL Ion
Sunday, 9Itho March, 1867, the return of the
feast Of g. Patrick, lecture win be delivered in
zaisski, by tbs Rev Or, CurIsy, President Of St.
Vincent'S College, Wheeling, 10 behalf Of the
church now in the course ofcompletIon. Y,
To all who haye mot heard him, as well as TO
those who have, both Protestant and Catholic, It
will be mare iAaa an ordinary rsas. as he is CON
sIaered one Ofthe best preachers In the State. u
Tickets viii be issued, and can be procured in
ZaleskI, JACKSON Athens, Berlin, Hamden, at
each Of the furnaces In the mission, also IN Ports
mouth. ChIllIcothe and Marietta. The Bishop Of
the Diocese, Right Rev. s. H. Roseerans, now re.
sidIngin Columbus, viii attend on the occasion.
March 7.--Sw lg 6t .dgY
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SM ~To,1fTTeg -r''' 7r''' 1Tlsfsrr-r7 7777rT Err nj
IL RAIN, snow, mud, hard freeze, and a
spell OF weather, all in the past week.
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~ TnANsFERs or REAL Esr&TE, The
following are the transfers of Real Estate, filed In
the Recorders ONCE for the week ending on
Saturday night last, and furnished BY John NJ,
Martin, Esq, County Recorder: y -lhhk
John J. B Jones to John 7. Jones' East 4 of
in lot No. 5, In Portland. ........... u, $3.50
John White TO Runey Cheeseman. One acre Of
land in jefferson township. =. =. q ~. $500
Isaac Reinernhn toJ. H. Kicker Sw y Of the
ne1!&,ssA Of eqr Of lands in Madison
John J.. Jones to L. C. Robinson. Lands ln,Mad-
leon Tp., being part OF the Reed farm. 81, 919 ~
FIG Relheman TO J. II. Kicker. 80 acres Of land
In Madison township. hip...,...........S .S651 50
Elias IlildenbraGd 70 WIN, +, Morgan. Of out.
5ifot Ne 1 In south half OF jackson s131 4S
Alex. Grafton to Peter Plckrel. In-lot No. 46 in
o. 6 Miller % VIM Nut Part d a,iots Nos sSS
David r. Evans to ], H. Kicker. l26 acres in
Auditor Atkinson 70 VIM. NJ Garland. East East Z
of lot No I3, In the town OF PattOnsyllle 80 90
Aaron Watson 10 Thomas Sinclair, 40 acres of
land h jackson township. ip..,........,.,, $500
Philip P. Price to Lewis Davis Iu-lot No. 50 In
jamestown addition 70 Jackson. .,.,.".. .s2SS
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If you want to know how to spell
thewosd revelation, ''lsee4 Professor Smarts ar
stiele eOnthe first page. 2iaiH bf9 ilsl 15H ~,
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We had severe cold weather last
weeks cFlEsTrE TICTSL,I
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FOUND!

ON the 2sth Of last month, roll of money IN
" front Of the store OF Sutherland q Steele.
The person owning the same can have Il byodes-
crihing 1t, and paying for this advertisement.
March !, 7,'67-3w, PHILIP ALBERT
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DRuGs, MEDEciSEs, &c. Reed, Cur
tiss & Co., of Portsmouth, are acknowledged to
have one Of the most complete Drug Stores in
this part Of the State. Everything in their line
oftrade, and of the best quality, is kept by them.
Those desiring anything in the way Of drugs,
medicines glass, paints, oils &C.. should call on
them, .nl r.A !. lH.nma lMaraM-2wl
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,aJIs II lEs,soToEFtEL Portsmouth,, 5ohioS Of
ters to the Merchants and lRnrnacemen of Jackson
Copgtg sspperlQE stpckUf Dry GOodsRS N6fions,
on terms the mostTfaTorabie. lyl
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. Local, Matter.

., ADVERTISEMENTS for insertion in the
STANDARD, must belhanded in BY noon on Tues
day each week, qsshs paper Is made up opi5ues-
day evening. a5 s,o ...,,, gSq5$
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Allcock's Porous Plasters.

New YORK, Nov. 20, 1859,
T. ALllcock & Go.-Gehtleal.h. lately suffer-
ed severely from weakness In my back, Having
heard yohr phsters much Recommended for cases
of this kind procured one, and the result was all
could desire A single plaster cured me in q
week. Yours respectfully ,qs
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

" h
b n Il 2 - z ! z T 81 n 3 -
"A INV ASIO Nj anrV,
Do you wish to have your hair eauteiized from
the scalpp No. Then Beware of the new brood
of vitrolic and Caustlc Dyes got up BY nostrum-
mohgcit, whoIbeAr tie same relation. % lthSres-
ponsible Chemist that MI - ur.aiilf v9g sdi oi
PIRATES AND PRIVATEERS H
bear TO honest merchantmen. Reinsmber that
the experience Of,years and the very highest sci
entl6c endorsements, guarantee The superiority of
re Cristadoro's Hair Dye B. W
over every other in use ItiJIipurdly vegetable,
infallible and instantaneous ~. t'.
MOuulactured by J, CRtsTADoRo, 6 Astor
House, New York. Sold by Druggists Applied
by all Hair Dressers.
Mareh'21, 1867 .r1m IN IN CNEE
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Executor,s. Notice.

TTVHE undersigned was duly appointed andqual
j. ifed, BY the Probate Court of Jackson cOuna
ty, Ohio on the 9th day of February, 1867. exeeus
tor of the last will and testament OF JOhn Walden,
late of jackson comfy, Ohio, deceased. ~
March, 2, '67--Sw. 81 d WaA, " ALDEN.
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Tar following newi advertisements
Nlsl te annd in tie erxapARnl tbis,week;
4rFhpo3 q Organs John Church, y II
EdVfI6wet,.S Garden Seeds, ,&c-B. M.aWatson.
TgpsteesA AStic -z1. A, Atkinson, E.oS
+ Min fer ssler- Vaughn, TruSsell & Co.
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ota BY THE USE OF esai7.
CHASTELLAR'S 3igas go,
w HITE LIQUID
SmNT N NRS ny1o

For Improving and Beaati9ing tie Complcxitn
TTNHE most valuable and perfect preparation in
u use, for giving the skin leaul1il pearl-like
tint, that isonly faund.il Youth. 1t qucklyre-
moves Tan, Freckles, Rmples, Botches, Moth
Patches, Sallowness, Eruptions, andall impurities
of the SKIN kindly healing the same leaving the
skin white and clear as aIabaster, Us use can not
lie detected blythe closest scrutiny and being a
vegetable preparation Is perfectly harmless. IL
is the only article Of the Kind used By the French,
and is considered by the Partisan as Indispensable
TO perfect toilet. Upwards of 80OOG bottles
were sold during the pTstyear, sufficient guar
antee of It's eiIicacyy Pl1ce paly 70 Septe. Sent
by mail, postpaid, on receipt Of an order by
Feb '67-y- .2S6 River 81, Troy n. y.
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ThiRrtEs Yrtnss PRAqrler II CuROs
10 DisEAsE-By I. Pagin, NJ. D., of South Bend
Indiansy author of new system of rneditlneih
che etreatnicat Of Chronic disease, and a new mode
of combining medicine. A Student Of Doctor
DcHIabqpghI QhA ,9NIlAs1 lINiAUJJ
For the special satisfaction of nv patients and
friends Vnoahavs 50 often solicited me TO visit
them, will ,make,a tour through Indiana and
Ohio, and all who wish to see and get medicine
can ID SO byl calling at the following places I
have all kinds of medicine with me. travel by
cars--cSll early CogsRItqtion Free, !. r..1, , ~
jfIahteh, Tuesday, ,ApfilStA II8IEg
Jackson, Wednesday & THURSDAY, April 10 4 II.
Meath II, Friday g saturday April u aud -
Allensyille, Sunday, April IL.
Ratclifsburg2 Monday April 15.l
March a. ls6[-T8Y ETEgSAIF
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EXCELSIOR !! b: Z !. EXCEL LSIOR !
Exeeutor's Sale of Real Estate.

tRA - h(stAC " -N~<NSA tJbAA NNs
VNjpursda dance Of an order granted bytie Pro-
IL bate Court Of Jackson county Ohio, / will
offer offer for saleatpublic auction, on
= Thursday, ApfA 4th, 1867
ut one l6Fioek, pm. dtIt& door or iheiCddrt
House. in front OF 'tie Grafton Block, itheto@n
Of Jackson in Jaeffo on coguiy, Z, 0hiU the follow
ing described real estate situate in the county Of
Jackson and Stateref Ohio to-wit; J,5-I'
Part OF InlEouNO. 81, IN the town Of Jackson
the same beiugA strip thirts 500 fectin WidLhpf
The north side Of said lot, running the whole
lenghth Of said lot .9' .7oE
Also. the west half of all that part Of oui-Lots
Nos l7iand ~ ~ Tie neifh half ofitIe town Of
jackson, lying on the west side of the SeolQand
Hocking Eaileg AailtOAd
IlIe trst naIned pie,s Of land o.be sold subject
ITO the life estate OF William Stickes therein -
Appraised as follows; First described tract.
subject lO-lite estate of William stiekigs therein,
S62j. Second described tract 500
Terms Of sale; One half cash in hand, and the
rsidusi in six months with interest on deigHed
payment hHfet
III III g DAN. W!HOFFMAN,
Executor Of Julia H5tfman, Deceased.
Feb. 2& '67-5w.- ilsfs
N. B. The purchaser of the above lands can
have the life estate Of William. Stickles in the
same for the sum Of $4,000, and can thus get
full title fhfs aafnpA-- e. Fp n
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There cometh glad .tidings Of joy to all asgr.
To Young and 10 old, TO great and to small;
The beauty which,onee was so precious and rare
ls free for oil, aud all may be fair. et ~.
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This was petition to enforce contract for real
es tate. y ndeeding this case the Courtsaid that
the defendant was an infant, who had answered
by guardian ad Item asking the Court to- hold
the plaintiff to strict proof The contract was
parol, and the Statute Of Frauds would have been
a good defense, II II had been pleaded, as this
Statute must be- In all cases where It is to be in
terposed sbptlnthls case, the Court must regard
II as substantially pleaded by the answer of the
guardian, The plaintiff was inpossession Of the
lands, but his possession could not take the case
out Of the Statute that possession did not grow
out Of the parol contract, but the plaintiff had
been in possession prior 20 such alleged contract
Petition dismissed tplalntiff 8 cost.
DuHadway and Mayo for petitioner "a
State of Ohio vs. VIM. Mclaughlin ct al.
This was an attachment against VIM. and @. w.
Mclaughlin and Aaron Watson, on bond for
the appearance Of one Of the McI.augldins who
was indicted for horse stealing. 1t was claimed
that Watson fFauduently mismpresented the
amount and value Of his property, when the bond
was taken before the Probate Judge, The Gourt
held that there was not sufficient evidence Of
fraud, and the attachmentwas dismissed. sa
Hastings for The State DnHadwsy and,liaso
for Watson. d aio aW a4
g,sla,a I. l - a GH sauy
John Cochran vs.. R. a. Calvert 4 Co. n 8 III
This was petition in error, 70 reverse judg-
ment rendered BY Justice Of the peace. X. a..
Calvert 9 Co., In their firm name brought suit
against John Cochran. without setting out that
they were company formed for the purpose Of
carrying on business in the State Of Ohio under
the Statute Of 1886. The District Court have
held for some years that this is material but the
Supreme Court have decided that using the firm
name Is sufficient and in accordance with this
decision. the Judgment before the justice was af-
lrmed, with costs .aaisiAA GOA
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rnE RAFrsmAn,s JoynnAl,
CLIPPINGS and Serb bljG-s.


t1Y' Failing-the wuter in many of the wells
in this county
sy Arriyng-the holiday .fxins,'' ut the va
rious stores in town.
drink out of an empty bottle.
E>g Good-Scholpp's cigars. Call Mt his sales
stand at Bridge and try them.
sS Grcen-thc fellow who asked a Good Tenn
plar to fiji ! a bottle with whiskey
w Riled-the chap who carries bottle in his
pocket, because we noticed the fact.
Ey Will cost-the new Treasury bui i:ding at
Washington five millions of dollars.
g Erected-four hundred and ten buildings
in st, Paul, Minnesota during the last year.
IB In danger-the chap who is trying to raise
a moustache. Ifit strikes in he is a .goner -
V~Very Sly-the squad that me cts in the hay
NOW to discuss Hostetter Better be cautious !;
there is a ''snaik" in the bottom.
kB Coming up-wiId oats, in Wayne county.
OHIO 1t is about time for some to come up some
where considering the amount sown
Ey Shot-an Elk. weighing eight hundred
pounds, on Boone river, Iowa. last week 1t is
supposed to be the last in that vicinity
10 Ahout-the fellow who wears shirts that
belong to some body else Better return them to
the clothes line from whence they were taken
Es Has an iLcome-the Marquis of Butte of
100000 although yet an infant in the eyes of the
law That's enough to keep pair Of ordinary
BHtes in repair, we should think.
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- HERIFFS SALE.-By virtue of WI

- HERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of writ
- of al. Lerdyf Fdcias, issued out of
the Court of CommonPleas of Ciearfield county and
to me directed, there will be exposed to sale at
the Court house in the borough of Clearfeld,
on MONDAY the 23d day of DECEMBER 1867 the
following described Real Estate, to wit:
All those certain two tracts or pieces OF land
situate in Clearfield county, one of them survey
cd in pursuance of warrant granted to John
Buyer, dated the 10th day of May, A. d., 1893,
beginning at a post thence by Nicholson S survey
S. 80 degrees. ". 260 perches to post thence by
land of Nathaniel Donald, S. 40 degrees, E. $50
per to post, thence by vacant land, n. 80 degrees
Z. 26O perches to post, and thence by Christian
Gettings land, N 40 degrees. W $50 perches, 20
the place of beginning. containing 439 ac res and
ii perches and allowance, be the same rless.
And the other surveyed on a warrant granted
to Nathaniel Donaldson da.ed the 10Th day of
May, A. D., 1898, beginning at post, thence by
Nicholsen's survey, S. SO degrees, W 260 perches
to a post. thence by land of John Binghurst S.
40 degrees. E, 2s0 perches to post, thence by
vacant land, N 80 degrees, L. 200 perches to post
and thence by land of John Buyer N 40 degrees,
w, go perches, to place of beginning, containing
439 acres and IL perches and allowance, be the
same. more or less Seized, taken in execution,
and to be sold as the property of Lewis Jamison
and Loren A. Ellsworth.
Nov. l3, JACob fAo9ir '7nei'h'
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-12-11
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Oh Sunday, Dec Sth, 1867, at Pennvile,
by ID. s. More, Esq, Mr.. ELAN LYDICK
and Miss ELLEN DUNKELBARGER, both of
Pike tp., Clearfield county.
On Thursday, Dec, 5th, 1867. By L +.
Irwin, ESQ.,, Mr.. JOHN ORR, of Lawrence
tp.,. and Mrs. RUTH ANN NAMES, of Brad
ford township.
On Thursday, Dec 5th, 1867, by L. T.
Irwin, Esq, Mr.. GEoBGE W. RowLEs and
Miss JANE AUGHENBAUGH, all of Lawrence
township,