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Local Notices.


Local Notices Is CENTS per hne Frst insertion
ten ets, per Tine each subsequent Insertion.
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Anew I'm fin PaperTrade

F.A. Clark, has on hand all kinds Of wrap
ping paper at the rem Olgesi market prices
Merchants viii do well to call and examine his
prices before purchasing elsewhere. Rags Ia
ken in exchange. Sign Oftho Eagle, No Main
st. Warren. MAY 1921.
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to- See right hand corner of this page.
Wait for fhe Wagon.

Jacob Norton Of Bristol. Ohio. per NJ. D.
Phelps, Agent. will furnish AID put up US
an the modern improvements for all who wish
for hirg cents per foot, including points ana
other Il cetros. Don't be humbueed! Don
buy styles WAIT FOR The hAuON
May Is, 1S6S-2t@
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That Horse s wagon.

Again We say that that Horse and Wagon
standing in front Of Freer q Smiths means
business. and is there for the purpose Of deliy-
ering goods to their customers in any part Of
the city, free Of charges.
NAV 6-2t
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normal Academy of Music.

The second term of the Normal Academy Of
Music, at Panesville, Ohio. will commence on
Tuesday, June 80. The reputation Of this in
s~titution is the very be L. and all wishing q
thorough and practical musical education, will
do well to attend, For further information
address S. B. HAMLEN,
May 13-1t Cleveland, Ohio.
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New York Cattle MarkA.

New YORK. Nay II.
Receipts 5,l6l beeves; 1915 sheep and lambs
2 ,6q5 swine.
BEEVES-Aetive with only moderate de-
mand at higher prices.
sales OF extra lSA6i9; prime lsGlSEc: fair
to good at I1Sl7Eci inferior to ordinary at l5E
@161Ec.
SHEEP & LAMBS-1e higher. under light
receipts, only $50 on sale to-day, and were
quickly disposed Of at 61z9l01zc.
HOGS-Depressed by liberal offerings. de-
mandnot active. Sales at eSl05{c.
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Portable Engine for Sale.

Enquire of Reid Bros, at corner of Liberty
and Canal Street. Warren. o. feb. l2-tf
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Arn sites KILL

Brooks d Potter are up to the times in all
styles Of Photographs and warrant satisfaction.
Give them a call. Over Reed q Adams Store,
on Main Street. May Il
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Rags
BOnnets, BoRnets.

The highest prices paid for paper rags at
Clark's Notion Store, No. Z Main St, sig OF
the Eagle. Nay l3-2t-
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Up. Shirtoood. of Cleveland. IS retailing 100
doz. Of dressed and undressed Kid Gloves, at
SOC. and 50 doz. Gents Kid Driving Gloves, at
Csc. May l5-tf
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White Eime.

White Eime,
Land Plaster. Calcinei Plaster. ID. Dbl. or
wagon iO-u HoYT. sTRATToN q HAPGooD.
ApriI 6. 1858
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If you want pictures finished in India Ink
Color 20 to BROOKS 4 POTTER'S.
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MUSICAL

The "Childrea's H,lsicaI Conrcation, (" Of Meso-
potamia. o., will give its closing concerts on
Thursday and Friday evenings, May u and Is.
1858, under the direction of Mr.. James McGana-
han. IN the NJ. E. Church of that place..
Those desiring Mr.. MeGanahan's services
address him at Lindenville. Ohio.
Nav 1S-1f&
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All Hands

Are again at the Main St., Red Front Drug
Store. Have got the goods and they must be
sold HOYT, STATION & HAPG0OD.
Nay 8, 1S6S-f
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AtBRO0KS &POTTER's they copy pictures
when two or more are on a plate, taking the one
desired and leaving the others, and making any
desired change IN cost1ms. &es
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The Great Eclipse of sixty-Eight,

- 14A-l@a ~ AA
People no longer now need wait.
For the great eclipse Of sixty-eight.
We now can hear from myriad lips.
Men of our Times" all books eclipse;
This matehless work Of Harriet Stowe.
Into the shade all Others throw;
"A thing of beauty is a JOY for ever"
Beautiful things We find now naugnt can
sever;
0 what a cheering thought is this.
The greatest of all earthly bliss;
Rarestof gems in this new work.
in many Of its pages lurk;
This book is most superbly bound
And in It's pages can be found.
Our leading men so well portrayed,
In language beautifully essayed.
Uncle Toms" author hath we know,
Fresh laurels added to her brow,
And immortalize ed the name Of Stowe.
The Agent for Trumbun County is snow solicit
ting orders for the above peerless work, and
hopes TO make an early call upon its inhAbi-
tants. Agent also for Stoves great work.
Origin and History Of the books Of the Bible"
May Is, 1855. UNCLE TOM.
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Direct from New Haven't

A full assortment Of all binds Of Silver Pla-
ted ware. just received from Rogers Celebrated
Factory. warranted full weight of Silver and
plated on white metal. Remember the place,
Kings Jewelry Store, on Main St. Warren. o.,
IN sight Of Mahoning Depot, May l3-lt
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Leather Market.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
EH'hAIN % WARD.
Alta. M'ConnsIls old Stand. Mains. Warren, o
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To Rent!

Magnolia Water is a delightful toilet article
superior 10 Cologne. at half the price.
Nav 6. 1865 -2w
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New York!

Dennison's Marking Tags and Ship ping Ia.
bells, for sale at New York prices, at CLARK
No: Main St., sign of the Eagle.
May Is. 1ssS-2t
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Torrent.

For Rent.
Large Front Room over Reed q Adams olO-
April i5-tf REED &ADAMs.
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You can get any thing in the Picture line q
BROOKS POTTRR5s-
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$4,000

Roberts Celebrated Patient ParOtOto Needles
reed this day, direct from ENGLAND, AZ
4. z. ANDREWS SONS
Sole Agents. See that the name Of A. +.
Andrews Il Sons is on the wrapper.
Nav l3-tf
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Fer Sale Low.

One Two Horse Wagon.
One Good Top Buggy.
One Second Hand Top Buggy.
One Second Hand Omen Buggy,
One Road Wagon. Light.
Would exchange for horses or cattle<
Nay IS-tf R. Il. BARNUM X co.
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I0.n0O HIS RufferI

Wanted. for which the highest market price
IN CASH will be paid. at
May 6-tf Warren. Ohio.
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For Sale

Do you want any size picture for a Loeket. A
bum or Frame go to BROOKS d P0TTERS.
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I. P Shirwood of Cleveland. has opened ten
cases Of the best Prints. at l2%c. and 5000 yards
Pacific Lawn Remnants. at l2Lc.
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ParIor SHIFTS.

Of various styles. a good assortment at prices
SENDS May IL, 1858.
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Have you any copying you want done 20 L
BROOKS & POTTRRpS.
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Omce for Rent.

The Office lately occupied by Tayler & Jones.
east Of Public Square, is for rent: Apply to
May 6-tf &c. HUTCHINS,
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Found!

On May 4th. between Warren and HoSland
Corners, a Ladies Pocket Book, when Inc
owner can have By calling at this ONCE
May 13-2t
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Local Notices.

Local Notices Is cents per line first Insertion.
ten cts. Der Tine each sE5seQUeHti insertion
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Afrst class Store Room. fitted up in the best
Of Style. with all the modern Improvements,
for Dry Goods or general NJ Merchandise. Situated
on Main Street. An excellent location for
business. Enquire Of
April 2-tf ANDERSON & RUPP.
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BPk s. COIOred AIpacas 81 I-2
and SOC
OnIv Tbree DoUars

I. P Shirxood of Cleveland. has opened $50
pieces of Black and ColOred Alpacas. at SIC and
Soc. worth 621z and 75c.
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CLOSING PRICES.
Ezra Beeves-Fine, fat, wen formed.

Ezra Beeves-Fine, fat, well formed.
TO 8 year old steers. and averaging
l.200Ds and upEaris........a.-.--. SS,SGS,50
Prime Beeyes-Good. well fatted. fine
IL formed steers, averaging from l.
100 TO l,400 bs, 7,5OG8Oo
Fair Grades-Ea air steers. in fair flesh,
averaging I,I008l.2 200 rs, at-S5,5O9IO
Medium Class-Medium steers and
good cows. fit for city slaughter and
averaging 9J0Gl,CQ bs; ALL. &,00G6,0
Stock Ca~ttle-COmmon cattle in de-
cent flesh. averaging S009l,o0 ns
Inferior-Light andthin cows Z steers 3.5094,50
H0GS-The market oDened active and strong
and 9 few sales were effected early in the day
at a trifing advance on yesterdays prices, but
the exhibit made on the bull tin- board, little
later OF 40 cars received ch eeked the demand
somewhat. and the feeling was less bouy-
ant. By evening. however. the pens we're all
cleared. the number remaining over unsOld not
exceedipg loo head Good to choice grades
were in demand on Philadelphia, Boston, and
Baltimore account. at 5. O009.75 with one sale
IA fancy lOt-at Sl0,0e. Common and medium
descriptions were taken up for the New York
market at a range of S ,O098.75. Inferior mix
ed lots were neglected at SI.25gI,75. The aar-
ket closes steady at the above quotations.
SHEEP-Iaere was a good demand for this
class Of stOek, and under light receipts. the mar
ket was firm at full rates. AL offerings were
closed out, and the pens are empty. We quote
at Si.00STr2.
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If you want

To see some nice Oranges and Lemons, Pm
Apples. Canned Fruits. j ellies.and every Varle-
IL of dried fruits. call and examine the SOCK o.
JEROME 7. CAMPBELL. on Main St
Nay lS-tf
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Rooms Torrent!
- IL g.

The Paris EXpOsttIOn Me daI!
For the best Family Sewing Machines was
given TO the Family Favorits," a Weed Ma
chine for which an Agency has been established
at the house on the premises and near the resi-
dence of Gen. McLain.
Hay l3-[t Mrs. A. BOYD.
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Works Wonders
Chamber suits.

With your hair. The first application Of
"Barrett's" will e~Onvince you.
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Sewer Pipe.

barley & Weeks. Agents for Middlebury Sew
er Pipe Company. will keep on hand at all times
all sizes of Pipe, which they will furnish at
manufacturer prices.
Warren, April Ism.
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NOTICE..

OFFICE PESS'A 4 OHIO CANAL COL
WARRRS. ONO. April II. 1857
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
IN that an annual meeting Of the ~Stockhold-
ers Of the Pennsylvania & Ohio Canal Company,
will be held at the Canal office. in Warren, o.,
on the tWenty-irst day of May. A. D.. 1868, for
the purpose Of electing seven Directors for the
year ensuing. and to transact such other busi-
ness as may properly come before said annual
meeting. JAMES McEWEN,
April 2. 1854 President.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-09-24

The following are the proceedings in
the Probate Court of Jackson county for the week
ending on Saturday last.
MARRIAGE ICENsEs.
Enos Palmer and Lucy Adams.
Geo. W. Hale and Nancy Morris.
Robert j. Parrish and Lucy F. Chandler.
WIN. Daugherty and Margaret Douby.
Jesse Hicks and Lucy Morrison.
There are two licenses that we are requested
not to publish for the present.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The following persons were naturallzed Thos
Fitzpatrick, Patrick 0'Meagher, James Haley,
Peter Muherrop, and Thomas MonahSn, Nll of
Ireland.
The following declared their intention to be-
come citizens ThOs. Stanton, Patrick Connor,
and Michael Connor, of ireland,
Will of Winnifred Lloyd admitted to probate,
and John Morgan appointed executor. Bo nd
$500,
VIII of Mary Davis admitted to probate. Da-
vid D. Morgan appointed executor Bond $500.
David ]. Davis appointed guardian of Isaac
Lloyd, Bond 1880,
Application OF Ch aries Andres and David War
ren, to be released from Jail on hdbeGs corpus
refused, and parties remanded to Jail.
Sarah Ann Bennett, minor, notified to appear
and choose guardian.
One account filed.
One inventory filed,
One account settled.
Appointment of ]. E. Ferree, as Deputy Clerk
revoked, and Adam w. Long appointed Deputy
Clerk,
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DIR. l. I. MoNAHAN thinks that our
account Of his cursing the GRANT CIpB, may do
him injustice, 1t occurred in this way; Mr..
Tripp said he held in his hand business letter
from negro in Memphis--C Glenn Baker, formerly
q barber in this place. He Is now practlclng
medicine In Memphis, and from the appearance
of his letter, he should judge that he was better
prepared to practice medicine than some doctors
who are slumping jackson county, or words to
that effect. Very soon after this Dr.. MonahSn
got up and started towards the door, Several
persons clApped their hands and stamped upon
the floor. The DR.. stopped-they cheered again.
He went Just outside of the door, when the
cheering increased. He then turned around and
said; "Are you laughing because am going
ont ? If you are you are set Of id fools.
We think the above is fair statement of the
occurrence.
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LITERARY NorIcEs.-The Phrenolog-
Ical Journal for October, contains Portraits and
Sketches of ChaS. Darwin. the eminent Natural
ist ; Eliza Porter, the Union Nurse of Charles
ton, 8. c.; Madame Goddard, Musician; John
Laird, Builder Of War Ships or Rams Who are
the Yankees2 Self Culture; The Turkoman
Tribes; Among the Orange Groves How to
Travel--on River. Rail or Sea- An American
Dress for Ladies; The use of Discipline what
they says" Progression; Talking Women; In
sanity To Correspondents, etc., with large and
elegant Illustrations. Only 80 cents, or % 90
year. 8. r. Wells, New York
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To THE PEOPLE OF JACKSON COUNTY.
During the county Fair on the 1st and I'd days
of October next, the New Court House in Jack
son will be kept open for examination aud in
spection and all persons are respectfully and cor
daily invited to come and see our elegant and
beautiful building, which speaks so well for the
wisdom and enterprise of the citizens Of our
county.
During the evening of each of said days So
Cial gathering will be held in the Court Room,
ccompanied with appropriate exercises for the
entertainment of all the ladies and gentlemen
who may choose to attend. B.Kahn, J.W.Long-
bon, J. D. James, D. Mackley, Irvine DUNCAN and
ALB. Monahan are appointed committee to re-
ceve and welcome the people to conduct the ex-
ercises, and to make all suitable arrangements
for the occasion, J. A. SELL
ADAM LACKEY
.. V. POwERs
Com. of Jackson County.
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RuMsrY RoAps & REED, the largest

RUMsEY RoAps & 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 aud
always first supplied with the newest goods.
They operate largely, do business on the princi-
pie of the smallest profits and practice the spirit
of liberal accommodation. Nov IA, '67 lyl
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In Bankruptcy.

In the District Court of the United States For he
Southern District of Ohio.
Thomas B. Dickson In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt.
At Jackson, on the 18th day of September, A.D.
1868.
Pursuant to an order of the Court to me d.
rected, notice is hereby given to all the creditors
of Thomas B. Dickson, Bankrupt, tlht gener-
al meeting of said creditors will be held at tie
Office of Mr. Elijah Glover, one of the Registers
in Bankruptcy Of said Court, In Portsmouth,
Ohio in said District, on the Sth day of October.
A. d. 1868, at 10 o'clock a. M, for the purposes
provided 10 the 28th Section of the Bankrupt Act
Of March I'd 1867 when dividend Of the mon
eys In my hands, will be declared 10 the creditors
who shall have proved their debts.
JAMES w. L0NGB0N
rsept. .17--2w1 Assignee.
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Our BLESSINGS Brighten.

For Cholera Morbus, Summer Complaint,
Darrhea, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Intermittent
and Bilious Fevers, Chills and Fever, Neuralgia,
&C., there is no remedy equal to MISHLERs
HERB BITTERs. This plain ascertain Is In
dorsed by medical men of the highest rank who
daily prescribe this BitterS in their private prac
tlce. 1t will drive out these distressing disorders
and fotify their system against their. return. In
all diseases of the Stomach, Kidneys, Liver,
Bowels, Lungs and Heart, It works like charm
and affords immediate relief while it perfectly
cures the patient and prevents relapse. It has
cured more diseases and saved more lives than
any other medicine before known. Sold every
who're
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-09-24

DISTRICT Court met in this place on
last Thursday, Judge Day of the Supreme Court,
and Judges Wright, Guthrie and Plyley, of the
Common Pleas, being present. No jury case
was tried Several cases In error were decided.
Among them was the case of Aten and johnson.
This grew out of the case where johnson, as
Mayor, imprisoned Aten for contempt. The
Common Pleas decided that Mayor had no
authority to imprison for contempt. The Dis
trict Court reversed this decision.
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Purchase only the Best.

In q majority of advertised HbItters important
ingredients, the necessity ofN%hicb are plainly
indicated, are omitted, because of their high
prices In Others, the proportions and combina-
tions of the ingredients are In defiance Of all
settled principles of pharmaceutical chemistry I;
Others, again, are mere shams, made up of poor
whisky slightly bttered with aloes and colored
in such manner as to deceive the unwary, and
are SO nauseating as to be unworthy Of criticism,
and to the patient the remedy is worse than the
disease, while years of experience and trial have
proven Dr. ROback's Stomach Biters to be, just
US recommended, one Of the best remedies extant
where stOmdchic tonic and StimulaRt are required
They never fail to strengthen the weak, impart
vigor to the strong, and are, In every particular,
just what stomach bitters ought to be. Ifyou
have symptoms of Dyspepsia, take them freely
to aid digestion. If YOU reside in bilious dis
tricts, they should be taken ns sure prevention
of Bilious Fever and Fever and Ague. Liver
Complaint, Jaundice and all that class of dis
eases where there is general depression of the
nervous system, loss Of muscular energy, weak
ness lassitude, want of appetite, faintness, chilly
sensations and aching of the bones, &c. And
as remedy for female weakness, Leachorrhea
or Whites, RobGcks Rittsrs have no equal. They
are prepared with special reference to this COM
plant, and act like charm. A few days trial
viii satisfy the most sceptcal Of the real merits
of this really valuable medicine.
Sold by DIX. o. G. MILLER. jackson, Ohio.
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We have a good many advertise
ments In our paper, against which we would
caution the public. All advertisements promis-
Ing to give for one dollar, more than dollars
worth, are swindles All cheap watch aud jew
elry advertisements are swindies. But II you
want jewelry, or watch, or clock, go to Say
LoR's and get il.
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TT. PuRsELL & Co., Importers and
Dealers in QUEENswARE and GLASSWARE,
POrtsmouth, Ohio, call attention of jackson
county merchants to their large and well selected
stock, which they are offering at greatly re-
Auced priees, feb G--f
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II you want a Beautiful Complexion,
a Fair Skin; ii you desire to have all Irritating
and distressing eruptions and cutaueons diseases
cured without fail, go to any druggtA and ask
or Palmer's Lotion.-COlambus, (Ind,) Democrat,
July H. 1866
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-09-24

Carr. H. Q. JoNEs, of Macarthur,
made most powerful and eloquent speech be-
fore the Grant Club on Monday night. The
house was crowded 1t was one of the best
meetings of the camp align.
John L. Jones Esq. win address the Club on
next Monday night.
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Hoohand's German Tonic

70 combination Of all he ingredients Of ne BffeT1,
icilh PURE Santa Cruz Rum, Orange, ETC. n Is used
for he same diseases as he BisTs IN sOhere some
pure alcoholic stimulus is required Tou ,cil bear IN
mind that these remedies are entirely different fFOS
any others ddUertsed for sere Of gs disedses mdHeA
these being scientific preparations Of medicinal errdcA
tDllils he others BIrs deeoetiOns Of IN s0pet
form. The TONIC is dkidsdly one Of uC most pie0-
sdHt and agreeable remedies offered 10 ne pu6lA
Hs taste Is e1qfsie His pleasure 10 take Il s0hits
hfsOiuing eSIilqrdting and medicinal Qaalttes haOs
caused IL % Be knOvH as the greatest Of al toRicA
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COMMUNICATIONS of @Obssrver'' came
too late to get into the paper. Its pnrport is,
that the Democrats attempted to hold meeting
At Port land, aud but one Democrat, Capt. james
johnson attended. Consequently no meeting
was held.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-09-24

TIE grand old store Of Orange Fur
mace Co. is still alive with customers. ave no.
ticed the other day. our old friend Charley Dick
ason selling goods in this store Charley Is
host in himself. and will wait ON all who may
call on him, whether his old friends, or new
acquaintances. There are several other clerks
and statesmen there. 1t takes several to wait ON
al the customers at this store.
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COuntyO Officers.

One Sheriff Of jackson county, Ohio.
One Surveyor.
One County Commissioner.
, One Coroner.
One Prosecuting Attorney.
Ana th. Trustees NJ the severaI townsbips are
hornTv nIu inc no,cS 10 select ot The same tms and
Plce' "t ,%n r,"rE oF ~" row,no,, PIsos
Gourt .,,sbs % Dsrsons to serve as Jurors for the
wear 1859 as foIlows, " ~
Jefferson township, 10
Jackson township 20
Sls..I Bloonliie,u ,e,.ah,n aJW,ns"iP' 2