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JOB Wopk.-Having procured first

JOB oRK.-Having procured a first
class job press, and new type, and other mnteri'
ais, the STANDARD OFFICE can now do job work
on short notice, in as good style, and at as low a
rate, as can be done in the State. We have pro-
cwed large quantity of stationery Of the best
quality.
We can furnish all kinds of blanks for county
officers, justices of the peace, constableS &c.
Also envelopes, cards, circulars, bill heads, and
in fact any Kind Of a job that may be needed.
Call and see specimens ofwork, plain and fancy,
done in colOred ink bronze &c,-tf
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ELECTION IN KANsAs.--The Demo-
cratS have carried only three counties In Kansas
and them only by about 200. In OltOwa coanty
Seymour, had not single vote. The Senate is
unanimously Republican, aud the House nearly
Just so, the people are unanimous, or nearly
so, in patrOniElng the jackson Book Store, kept
by Leonatd Rockwell, on Main Street, opposite
the Bank.
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ONE SIDED.-In the reconstructed
State Of Louisiana, the vote was Oll one way.
In one parish Seymour had 4.eOO votes, and
Grant none. This was not because there were
not plenty of Repub llcans, black and white, In
that parish, but because the Democrats kept
their opponents from the polls by brute force
and terrorism.
Just so is the unanimty with which people
patrohiEe Grahams tin shop, on the corner of
Pearl and Broadway. The people are not driven
there, but PatrOnze Graham on account of the
superior quality Of his work.
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AN ANrI.BILIoUs SPECIFIC.

This is the season Of the year when there Is
great danger Of the liver's tending TO diseased
action. 1t Is the larges gland in the body, and
is liable to number of diseases. Now then, is
the time to use protective medication like
MIsHLER'S HERB BITTERs, so aS 10 check
at once any such course. This advice is founded
on experience, and is easily followed. The Bit
ters is the most successful anti-bilous specific
extant, and is highly indorsed by medical gen
tlcmen for bilious epidemics and endemes such
MS Ague, Jaundce, Fever and Ague, &c. People
who live in districts where either Of these com
plants prevail. ought to provide themselves at
once with the Bltlers, as a protection again"
sickness from there causes, and 10 use it as
remedy where these diseases have already gained
a foIthold in their systems. Bold everywhere
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Hoofland's German Tonic

u combination Of all The ingreaisHts Of hs Bittsrf
trih PURE Santa CTBE Rum, Orange, etc. n Is used
for The disedseS The Filters IN cases iOrC Soms
pure alcoholic stimulus ia required lou tcid bear -
mind That these TemsdiSs are entirely different JroT4
any others ddrertisd for the of The dito0teS HdreA
1s5e being scientific preparations Of medicinal erraetsr
rlile the others mr.. dsoOcii0Hg of rum IN sons
form. The TONIC is dtfdsdly one Of the moa p'suS
I1nt and 0grsrdJS remedies offered 10 The pEblt0
Us taste is srqsite his pleasure 10 take Il tohik fa
hs-giuihg exihdrdtiHg and Medicinal quaiulsl hdvs
caused IL 70 Be kROgH as The greatest Of all tOHieA
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The following are the proceedings in
the Probate Court of Jackson county for the week
ending ON Saturday last:
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
James Austin and Margaret Isenberg.
VIM. A. Callaghan and Mary j. Fleming.
ThOmasJ j. Thomas and Elizabeth Issac
Irvine DUNCAN and Annie NJ. Laird.
There were two licenses issued where the
parties requested us not to publish at present.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Levi DUNCAN appointed guardian of Eli Moor c
jr., franklin Moore, John DuHadway aud Mary
L. DuHadway, minors. Bond $780,
In the matter Of Vinton Powers, Dr.. VIM. 8.
Williams, the medical witness certihes that said
Powers is rapidly recovering from his insanity,
and will probably in short time be we'll the
warrant for bis removal to the Asylum is coun-
termanded
One inventory fed.
Two accounts filed
The riot case, which was on trial for one week
disposed of by verdict of not guilty.
The following births have been reported by
Catharine Weber:
Frederick and Sarah A. Yinger, a son.
Davi1 and Lucretia Rhea, daughter.
Vincent and Rebecca Radciff, a son.
Peter and Catharne Weber, a daughter.
David and CatLs rinc Bailey, a son.
And the following by A. Bryan:
Aaron and Elizabeth Bryan, a daughter.
And the following by Dr.. D. Tracy;
Craiurh ton and Mary A Mn a danul,t.a
A. and Catharine Burns daughter
Thomas and Mary Hunter, son.
Isaac and Jaue White, daughter.
B. A. and Emily B. Higgins. son,
Austin and Ruhanna Bales, son.
Andth following by Drs. Sylvester & Fierce
John and Elizabeth Walker, a daughter.
-, Jackson aud - Jackson, daughter.
David and - Simmons, a daughter,
Jehn and Emily Cumpston, a son.
John and Mary Miller, son. I'D.
Aaron and Sarah ]. KirkendOll, a son.
- and Sally A. Kenyon, son.
Rufus and Hannah Huntsinger, son.
John and - Kesinger, a son.
David and Mary j. Ramsay, daughter.
John and - Walker, son.
Vinton and Melissa Erwin, a son.
Gr flu and Della Kinnison, daughter,
john and Marin Plummer, son.
And following deaths have been reported by
Sylvester & Fierce:
Rebeccs A. Warrington, age 4 y. tuberculosis.
Elizabeth Harris, 4Sy. Ovarian AbsteSs.
- Gable, y. ApLthe of Bowels.
- Cumpston, l NJ. inflammation.
Albert R. Brown, II M Dysentery.
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A GREAT MAJORITY. Gen. Grants
majority in the State Of Illinois ls "a, 645 This
iSlarge, but it is nothing to the majority that
trades at the great clothing Store of Baldridge,
Grassland & Co., on Main Street. Just call
some day and see for Yourself
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T. j. PuRsEII. & Co., Importers and
Dealers in QUEENsWARE and GLASSWARE,
Portsmouth,, Ohio call attention of Jackson
OOuNty merchants to their lNrgeNnd we'll selected
stock, which they are offering at greatly re-
duCed prices. feb 6--f
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THE DRUG BUSINESS. Patent medi-
cines, and qnSck doctors, advertise their business
quite extensively. BY their impudence they
succeed. The man of real worth often permits
bis modesty to keep lin back in the world. Of
this latter class we may mention the House of
Enos Reed & Bro on Second Street. Ports
mouth, Ohio. They go right along, quietly, and
sell pure drugs and med iclnes, oils, paluts, dye
stutis, glass, &C., and their goods are always of
the first quality. Give them trial. We have
traded W ith them, aud know whereof we speak
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GALIIA COUNTY gives Grant ma
jority of ,O59 Lawrence ! $40, and the twelve
Western Reserve counties 27,495. These twelve
counties gained, over the October election 4,77S.
And the majority that trade at Orange Furnace
Store Is greater than all that. When it mes to
the real pinch Of the game, majorities tell,
whether at elections or at stores.
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WE wish to direct attention to the
card of shnage, Saunders & Co., n our paper
this week. During the past Ave years we have
paid out several thousand dollars for paper and
stationery. and have dealt with severa houses
and In all our dealings we have found no more
reliablsa house, or honorable a firm than STAN
age, Saunders s. Co. We now buy all our paper
and sta ationery from him.
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II You want Beautiful Complexion,
a Fair Skin; If you desire to have all irritating
and distressing eruptiohs and cutNneous diseases
cured without fail, 90 to any druggist and ask
or Pnlmer's Lotion.-C Columbus, Iad,) Democrat,
.JvlV T. 1866.
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Nov. 10, '6s-3w,

RESULT IN ScIoTo COUNTY. Gen,
Grants majority in Scloto county Is 757. That
Is . big thing, but it is nothing to the majority
of the people who trade at Buskrks. Not oR,
the people OF Srioto, but Of this and adjoining
congressional Districts, in Ohio, Kentucky and
West Virginia. buy their groceries from BuskiIk.
Go thou and do likewise.
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LEAD PIpE &c The attention of our
readers Is called to the advertisement of Bailey,
Farrell q Coz to appear for the first time In
another column of this weeks paper. Aessrs
B., r. K Co., manufacture all kinds of Lead and
Block Tin Pipe, Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fit
tcrI materials &C., &c. We would advise our
readers to give them calf No. G7, smithneld
Street, Pittsburgh.
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"BEAsr BEN BuTLER" is elected to

"BEAsr BEN BUTLER" is elected to
Congress by six thousand, over both his oppo-
nenS, one Democrat and the other Repub-
licau The only consolation the Democrats have
is the fact that SaiAcox has also been elected to
Congress In one Of the New York City Districts.
1t makes no difference to Star Furnace Store
wbs is elected TO Congress. People. will trade
there at all events.
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The attention of our readers Is directed to the
advertisement of GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE, in
another part OF this paper.
This truly Valuable Medicine is recommended
by all who use 1t. Read the certificates,
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New Advertisements
Probate Notice.

Peter Bum, guard an Of James c. Howe
John Goodrich, guardian of Sarah g. Hall, aud
Wilson Hawk, guardian Of Minerva Hartley
have filed their accounts for settlement IN the
Probate Court Of jackson County, Ohio and the
same will be for hearing Oh the 50lh day OF
November, A. D., 1868.
J.W. LONGB0N,
Nov. 3, 'G9-3w Probate Judge.
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ADvERTlsEMENTs for insertion in the
STANDARD, must be handed in by noon on Tues
dag each week, as the paper Is made up on Tues
day evening.
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Dali. II. MoNAHAN, has Just received

DIR. ]. I. MONAHAN, has just received
the largest assortment Of School and Gift Books,
Stationery, States, Toys, and Notions, ever
brought to this market. Also, has just received
his fall stock of Lamps, Drugs, Paints, and d. e.
stufs, &c. Lamp oil, best quality 40 cents per
gallon, Is cents per quart. Best common whiS'
ky 20 cents per pint, $1,75 per gallon.
Come one, come ALL"
will not be undcrsOld. know 1t 10 to my
interest for everybody to patroniEe my eStab'
lishmont, Nov. 19,m.
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J.F. TowELL, Portsmouth, Ohio, Of
fors to the Merchants and Furnacemen of jackson
county asupevior stock of Dry Goods s. Notions
on tsrms the most favorable, IyI
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The following new advertisements
will be found In ehe STANDARD tlhs week:
rarBlank Books &c, ,-Stanage Saunders & Co.
r7-Mares stOlen-H. s. Logan.
E7rShei iefs Sale--Quickle VS.. Quicke.
E9aroeerles, &c.-George Pugh.
k9rAttachmenL Notlce--Sleel vs.. Dyer.
car +" . Hanna -
Or +" Long ct al VS.. Dyer.
EE +" -AIonahan .
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CAMP IrcH, Prairie Itch, Illinois
Scratches. or under whatever name 1t may be
designated Is speedily and efectu ally cured by
the use of Palmcr's Lotion.
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Premium Chester White Pigs.
THOROUGHBRED - FOR SALE NUl
Il ukin.
PRICE PER PAIR.
Two months old ld.............S .Sl5 OO
Three months old. ............. 5000
Address your orders,
Tsept. .17-Sml Galllpolis Ohio.
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Rev. A. B. SoLLKRs, the great re-
VlvsliSt will hold series OF meetings at the
Protestant Church In this place, commencing
Saturday, Nov 2sth. All are invited.
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CAsr-The highest market price in
cash. mid for wheat and onts, and goods sold as
low as the lowest, by Sutherland d Adams.
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JACKSON COUNTY LANDs.--4o0 acres
of Mineral and Timber Lands in section 16,
jackson Township, jackson County, miles
from Raysgills, M. &U. R. R., and within 10
miles of Jackson G. H., for sale. Good title, on
easy terms, in tracts to suit purchasers.
Inquire of d. MAoKLEY,
Sept 24--H Standard Once.
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TAXES FOR 1868.


In pursuance law D. CHERINGTON Treasurer of sad County
hereby notify the Tax Payers thereof that the Of Taxation for
correctly stated IN the following table showing the number Of Gents levied
every Hundred Dollars Of taxable property Townships aud In
corpOrated Towns Of said County
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RuMsEY ROADS & REED, the largest

RuMsEY ROADS & 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 urgely, do business on the princi-
pie of the smallest profits, and practice the spirit
OF liberal accommodation. Nov. IA, '67 lyJ
NoncE. II will be in Jackson yet for
a short time, and desire all persons who are in
debted TO the late firm of French & Barber to
call and settle before leave. AS desire TO go
West soou hope this notice will receive
prompt attention, ,-Oc. 2S,tf L;W.FRENcn.
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P1crUREs MADE AT HALF PRICE YET.

--AtJ. G. Cahoon's Gallery, Photographs OH
ly $L75per dozen. The winter season is the
time to get good pictures, while the face is free
from tan and the complexion clear. Gallery
over Star Furnace Store.
t.a J.C. CAUooN.
Nov. 10, '6s-3w, Jackson Ohio,
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Corrected Weekly by Orange Furnace Co.

Chester Pig for Sale.
have a Chester White Boar, one year old,
fine stock, which wish to sell.
ETTerms reasonable. -
Oct. %, 1s6S-tf
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Sheriff Wilson to J. +. Cackley.-12O acres in
0cneTsoh lp'. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .''go'oVV
David o. Sowles and W ife TO Daniel Hughes-In
Lot 27 in jamestown Add. to Jackson. $40
G. W. Mccormick and wife to Star Furnace Co.
Lot % il jamestown. 5125
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MEDICAL Nor1cE.-Dr. Cone may be

MEDICAL NOIlCE, NOHe may De
consulted as follows:
In HAMpfN, ut the jackson House. on Thurs
days and FRIDAYS, May II and 20; June % and
26 July 30 and 81 Sept. and 4; Oct. s and
Q; Nov. II uud l3, Dec II aud 10,
IL JACKSON ut the fshnm House. on Saturdays
and Sundays NAV 20 and "a; June 27 and % ;
August and 2; Sept. s and G. Oct. 10 and II !;
Nov IA and lbt Dec. 10 und 90
E5-Dr. Cones appointments for the year 1860
will be published in December
DR.. Cone cures Lnryngitis Bronchitis, Asthma,
Scrofuln, Enlarged Tonsils, Diseases of the Heart,
Liver, Kidneys Skin, Nerves. all Diseases
Peculiar to Females, and all varieties OF
chronic and constitutional affections, All persons
in delicate health will find II to their interest to
consult him, as he charges nothing for an exam
nation, Cush for medicines.
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Flood Purifiers
FROM non. GEO. W. WOODWARD,
FROM non. JAMES THOMPSON.

Judge Of the Supreme Court of Penn'yvaria
PM ApRLPHIA. A ri IS. 1904
IcOnsfder "A EzOo1and'a
German Bit HNA IerS - a "a thbH
ncd.c,ns I'm case "A OF attacks OF
] can certify this nrOm my eXperlence o.
IT, Yours, with reSpec',
JAMES THOMPSON
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The Florence Sewing Machine.
First Prize at Paris Exposition for Family
Sewing Machines.

Mr.. Il. Connell the general agent for the
Florence sewing machine, No. 2S, West Fourth
Street, Cincinnati, handed us the following ex-
tract from the Hampshire Gazette q Northamp-
ton Courier. It will I've observed that the list
of awards given are from the official copy, and
may, therefore, be relied upon as correct:
ut seems that the cable telegram of June ! 9Th,
giving a list of all prizes awarded to American
exhibitors, contained several material errors.
The gold medal awarded to Wheeler q Wilson
was for their Button Hole machine, OF for their
Family Sewing machine.
AT the head of sewing machines for the fam
ly stands the Florence; taking precedence of
all Others Of all nations; thus aintOlning in the
Great Ex position the rank which it has for years
held ut home.
ventor Elias Howe, Jr., receives the deserved
honor of a gold medal, not for his machines, but
for his service to the world as an Inventor and
Designer"
Extract from letter of July 3D.. 1867, from the
European Agent OF the Florence Sewing Machine
Company, to the home Office:
'We are happy to inform you that the Florence
has received the highest prize awarded to any
Sewing Machine for Family Sewing, viz; The
First Silver Medal. THIS we learn from an ofll-
cial copy of the awards in the hands Of Messrs.
johnson g. Co., publishers of the catalogue,
which is as foll0wsi
Paris Exhibition, 1867.
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Trnnslers Of RcnI E.tnte.

Furnished Weekly by CHAs. RHoDEs, Esq, Record
ef Of Jackson County.
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EARTHQUAKES. We have heretofore
omitted to mention the severe earthquakes that
have occurred in California. The people of San
Francisco have been much frightened. But no
personal injury resulted.
Just so have the people of jackson been fright
ened, as If by an earthquake ut the revolution
in trade caused by the sales of cheap goods at
the Store of Trip & Sheridan, on Broadway
Street. And the supply is kept up. Give them
a call
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NOTICE.

The undersigned has been duly appointe dad
miMistrntor, With will annexed. of the estate q
Peter Morgan, lale Of Jackson County, ohio.
deceased.
Nov. 8, 6S--3w DAVID P. MORGAN.
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Hoonand's German Bitters

ls entirely vegetable and contains nj
liquor. II is compound OF Fluid Exs
tracts. The Roots, Herbs, and EBarka
from which these extracts are made
ere ere gathered dino, Germany:
are exiracfedA frOm them by
a scienti nc eGKzSD chemist. These
extracts are then forwarded TO this
country TO be used expressly for the
manufacture of these BitieFS. There ia
no aIcOh Ollie substance Of any kind used
in cOmpOunding the Bitters, hence it fs
the only BitteFs that can be used ia
cases " here alcoholic stimulants are
not advisable.
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PERSONAL Lighthill, the distin-
gulshed Cincinnati aurist will be at the Isham
House, jackson, on Friday and Saturday, Nov.
ember goth and 21st.
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100 FARMERS.

Or FarmeIs' sons, can secure employment pay
my from 800 to S1jO per month, from now un-
Ill next spring Address at once,
ZEIGLER, MCCURDH & CO.,
OctS 6s.-2m Cincinnati, o.
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DEBILITY,


TRsys "a 10 m'd'eia. ,cl1aI n Ho9faHd' 6sriaah
;ysz' 1sg "pGT' '5,@gSsS S @s ege' sss sss
On enjoyment II rCrzilE@ tsod, eHutIe 1'e SO
mach to diCsSt t. puity The blood gre good, SoUHd
hSdihy oor8JL rim, eT0dicGie Ne H0U iiHge from ne
eye impdrt bona 10 he cLr6l8 and elnnge Me pdt'st
from Eh0rt-bTrGDiCd, smdcU',d tgsok. aud nervous
tHralid, 10 fili:tGcsd suu, and r'go'ots PsrsoH
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by using the Bitters oI
Tonic. In fact. they are Family Heap
ciues, They can be administered win
perfect taTtt, 10 a chitd three months
old, the most delicate female, or m1a
oGnineIy.
These Remedies are Es best
Flood Purifiers
ttsr tnotgn rHd tgiR ers aH disedNs rssHiiHg from
Lirsr in oTasr keep 1 your digsstrs sFgaHs
iH sound, hSdLhy III EeVJsdthoH, by me pes
Of these lenieti,Ss EzEaaaEzA1 md no ditedss tsiu
dssdH you The beS li. he country reeopsHeHd
them. If years Of hoscst reputation 90 for RHpgES
you HIgE. Try H.G1e preparations.
FROM non. GEO. W. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvaaia
THILAuELPnIA, March lS 1907.
lind "Hootldnds German BiLsrS rs not on iHtos
fcdfing brerge J is gopd Ionic, usgfa IN dtsTdsTa
gf he dig sire agOns. and ef great bsHsa ia oaseS
debility and UaH gf Nervous dei0Ht in tie Syssss.
GEO ". WooDWARRs
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CAUTION.

Hoofdnds GSrmdR Rmrdirs eoHHfrrfsft'd 7b
ecnuinr hare Ms signature gf q. NJ. Jackson %
he Crri If he outside wrapper gf zach Do4ts end ~
name Of Ge article JtOUa in each bOAe. Al others aTS
eOHateJeiL
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J. A. LAIR, Sec'y.
jackson, Nov. 10.

The CoRNHILL MONTHLY, published
by Messrs. D. LothrOp & Co., at IS and 40 Corn
hill, Boston, holds steadily to lis way. The
numbers for September and October, which lie
before us, are brimming full of reading at once
pleasant, varied and wholesome The publishers
have succeeded in making magazine at low
price, which, in point of mechanical and literary
excellence, is credit to their own taste and
j Judgment, aud it is proving itself a real contri-
button 20 the sound and elevated literature upon
which the true education of the people 10 so
largely dependent Messrs. Lothop q Co.
through their liberal offer of $500 as premiu n,
for the best juvenile work, are securing large
number of manuscripts, and will probably find
themselves with considerable materi al on hand
that Is likely to appear soon in the form of new
and valuable books bearing their imprint.
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dWuFuS.
oOLD MEDALS.
Wheeler & Wilson, Sewing machine to make
button holes.
SILVER MEDAIs.
Florence Sewing Machine Co., Machlnea coudre
Veneer :"
Weed .
Thomas
BRONZE MEDALS,
Sampson Machine Coudre.
Turner
Newton Wilson
A. b. Howe
Bertram q Fanton Z" .,
HONORABLE MENTION.
Pitt Brothers Machine Coudre.
Clements do ior button holes.
Empire Machine a Coudre.
Alexandra
Inventor and DOslgner
GOLD MEDAL
Elias Howe.
Mrs. d. N. MURRAY is the Special Agent for
jackson, Scioto and Pike counties, to whom all
orders should be addressed.
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HAIR DRESSING,

nothing else cnn he found so desirable. Con-
tanning neither oil Dor dye. it does not soil white
canIhric. and vet lasts lunEer on tA' hEir siring
il a rich glossy lustre and grateful perfume.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-11-19

The following are the proceedings in
the Probate Court of Jackson county for the week
ending on Saturday last: