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MARRIED.


On the 18th inst, by Rev L. A. Atkinson, at
the residence Of Isaac stevison, in Lick township
Mr. John R, Mathews and Miss Sophia ]. steFl.
son.
From the above 1t would appear that our Fore
man has LEFT the fraternity Of old bachelors. For
two years and four months we believe We have
not failed to find John In the ofice promptly ev-
cry day, faithfully dlschurgIng his duties. On
last Saturday he told us that he would not work
this week. And on Monday he did not appear
But the above explains all
WehUpe soon to have John back with us
again, ~
We wish him and bis wife much joy.
On the 18th of April, by Rev. R. D. Stephen
son, Madison Webb and Nancy Taylor, ell Of
jackson county Ohio. r
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GOodspeed's Golden Pens!

Celebrated for their FlexibIllty, Durability,
SthobLhhess Of Execution, anti CorrosiVeness
Economy and General Adaptation to the Wants
of all Writers. Bihefiut TO Eteel Pens. and Ad.
mtted by all who hate Used them TO be The Pens
that Invariably give Satisfaction.
Every person who would wife easily, rapidly
and we'll are respectfully requested 10 Try the
Golden Pens.
They are put up In neat slide boxes each box
containing II Pens. Price rs ceDts a bor. No. l
for general use suited 70 al kinds Of Business
Writing. No Extra Fine Points for Ladies',
Schools and Choice Penmanship.
TRAVELLING AGENTS wanted everywhere to
sell these Pens; also Booksellers. Stationers, and
Merchants generally. One box assorted samples
sent by mail post paid, for % cents. Price list TO
Agents furnished on application. Liberal dis
count to the trade.
The Golden Pens" will last from 8 TO times
longer than the best Steel Pens, hence they are
the cheapest Pens in the market.
j. II. COBURN, 1886 Vine Street, Cincinnati
Ohio. Sole Agent for the West and soulh.
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Corrected Weekly By orange Turnaooc CO.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The kEAGoN WHY MISHLERSHERB
BITTERs cures So many different diseases, Is be-
cause it Is the best remedy for dsranged stomach.
or Dyspepsia, now known, and because II invig-
CRATES the entire system, strengthens the nervous
bres, eleyatSs the standard Of oil the vital forces
and Sustains most healthful tone OF the entire
human organism. Medicine that win do this,
will cure any disease, for The simple reason. that
nature will do the rest.
We guarantee that no woman or child, how
ever pale aud cmnclAted can use these Bitters
regularly for twenty-one days, Without the re-
turn Of the rosy checks aud fair comp iexion
characteristic of good health.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers
DIR. s. B. HARTMAN, & CO., Proprietors,
Lancaster, Pa, and Chicago, IllinoiS.-2
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FarHiabsd Weekly BE- cHAs. RH0Dgs, Ese., Record.
efef Jactsoa Cbaate.

sfef Jaetsos C5npls.
Js&w A Savage and wives 70 james Brown
40 asres IN Jackson sownshIp. na..... .sS5O
James Brown and wife 70 Jesse 8 ssvsge--4O
acres In Jackson township :. .......... s5oO
Harmeon, Miller to Long 4 vauehn-QuIt claim
opars ofln Lot Ii7 IN town Of Jackson. $50
A wslker and wife 70 Long q vaughn--Part
Of Ii Lot IN h town Of jackson. /. :. !. $500
John Wilson TO EsskIel Boggs-2 acres r
lands 10 Lick township .Ss26
James Davis and wife to John B Jones.-4s
acres in Msdison township. III. 4. .sI, 800
Margaret Ferree 70 O va z B Cayest-Qult
Claim to part Of out Lot IN North half Of the
town Of Jackson .,..l :. ......n..,.... .e1O
David Lewis and wife to Christopher Graham
Part ofIn Lot 1is in town Of jackson. 81, 500
Auson Hanna and wife 70 VINO caIe--Part Of
Out Lot "a in North half Of jackson. !. !. s14O
Thomas W Leach and wife to Jesse Pesrt-
Lands In Washington township. !. = II. 1925
VIM seel and wife 70 John NOel--40 acres in
Madison township. ........,.,.m.....,,.e :. e675
Henry Rove and wife to VIM FeIty--1l acre in
Franklin township. p.,...t...f..a......te5 $3.50
Levi Goodrich and wife to John Goodrlch-ons
acre In Washington township s.....a...t t8l
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VINO ARE CoNvEYAxoERs?-Th al

Who ARE CoNvEYAScERs?-The at
tention of Justices of the Peace. and others. iS
called to that part Of the Revenue Law relating
to conveyancers Many persons in this county
are constantly violating the law by making It a
part Of their business to draw deeds mortgages,
bonds, wills, and other legal papers The com
mission Of a justice or notary public gives 20
power TO do this work free Of tax. The only
class excepted arc lawyers and claim agents
il is hoped that persons wishing to engage in
this kind of business will fortify themselves With
proper license. If the law continues to bevio-
lated after this notice the way Of the tians-
gressor" will be hard, '-',,se...t a
II. G. MILLER, Assistant Assessor
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
RENT.--We are authorized to sell or rent the line
business house lately occupied by e. Clark q Co.
1t is one ofthe finest business rooms in town.
1t is situated just below the Commercial Block,
on Main Street, on the lot where Mr.. Dungan's
law office was formerly located
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Information.

Information guaranteed to produce luxuriaDt
growth Of hair upon bald head Or beardless face,
also recipe for the removal Of Pinplss, Blotch.
es, Eruptions, etc.. on the skin, leaving the same
soft, clear, and beautiful, can be obtained with
out charge by addressing
THOS. y. CHAPMAN, CHEMIST.
S2S Broadway, New York.
Sept ~ Teld adv. Nay s,67--iy.
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REMovAL.-N. Lowenstein requests
us to soy that he has removed his meat shop from
the Market House to the room on Broadway St
next below Martins Corner. He will always
keep on hand fresh meat Of the best quality, and
will buy fur skins, hides, &C.. as formerly.
Give him a call. Tmar26--tf
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THAT StANDLE CRsE Our private
opionion is that we saw Andy johnson on the
tailor's bench at that clothing establishment a
feWidnSs ago. If it Is Andy, he is keeping
pretty quiet so far. But he will soon be making
speeches, if it really is the genuine Andy.
The Democrats are makinga great rush to get
new suits nude at that shop They think it Is
Andy. e
That establishment is right across the street
from our Office .tfg
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MkppAt Noncf. %. z, cone lnay

MEpICAL EoIicf. DIR =, Cone may
be consulted as follows
In HAaDEs, at thcJnckson House, on Mondays,
September sO November q; December y Jan
uary l8i February II March %; April "a.
In JACKSON at the IBham House, on Tuesdays,
Oct0ter 1 November D; December 10 january
IA; February ls March "a April ~.
All siclI persons would do well to consult Dr.
Cone, a. be charges nothing for reconciliation; and
bis success in this community, during Ave years
practice sa guarantee Of his skill in the treatment
Of all varieties Of diseases. But do not defer youI
application until your disease 10 incurable
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Go to DIR. /. T. MoNAnAN's Drug,
Book, and variety Store for whatever you want
He can supply you with oil kinda Of Stationery
Books Toys aud Notions, Pictures and Frames,
Lamps and Fixtures, Drugs, Paints, ons and
Dye stufs, Brandy, Wine, Whisky aud uin eu'
gar Soda and Tea, WALLPAPER, WindowsBlInds'
Boots and Shoes, lin fact almost everything tina
man, woman or child can waut'--ap.2s es--lm
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We tender our thanks to VIM. Allen
Esq, wnssonvllle, Iowa, for late Iowapapers
and documents
Also to A. j. Dyer Of oberIlu, Ohio, for late
obcrlln papers
Also to Hon. John +. Wilson, NC. for fun
reports Of the impeachment nttrial OF Andrew
johnson. We receive these reports 10 pamphlet
form, by every mall They are very valuable,
and highly prlsed,
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! soEE funny fellow has sent, as orig
PAL p the Manchester Gazette, that old story
cut The man In town who did not take the
Apep. We have seen 1t 20 the rounds of the
pers half dozen times in the last twenty
The editor says he hopes to hear from this
Srrespondent again.
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Mn. LONG, the county Treasurer, is
now doing business ID the new Treasurers Office
.n the new Court House Tbs Office is Cited up
snd arranged In themost neat, convenient and
substaa.tiai manner, The entrance is the second
door on the left ofthe hall. .f..e
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MR.SAMuEL BARBER, late Of this place,
was Insured "a the Berkshire Life Insurance Co..
of Pltssnslo, Mass. The policy was 81, 900, Mrs.
SBTber has been paid theameunt by the Company
n. G. NILLER is local agent for thiS Company At
.ilMpIhce. Once on broadway. -Ap .2a--sw.
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Errors Of Youth.

gentleman who suffered for years from Ner
vous Debility, Premature Decay. and ali the ef.
feets Of youthful lndIscfetlcn, will for the sake
Of suffering hnmApity, send free 70 all who need
1t, the recipe and directions for making the simple
remedy by which be was cured. Sufferers wish-
ing to profit By the adverliser's experience, can
do SO by addressing in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
MsyS. 'sz--y AZ Cedar st., n.
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h. J, PuRsEfL q Co., Importers and
hers in oUEENSwARE and GLASSWARE,
.tsmouth, Ohio, call attention of Jackson
ity merchants to their largea and well selected
I, which they are offering at greatly re-
b prices. feb eff
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RbMsEx RoADs q RKED, the largest
whoiesale Dealers in Dry Goods and Notions, Of
POpsmonIh, OHIO invite Merchants and Rarnace-
men to an examination Of their extensive Winter
stock. They glyS special attention % keeping
the best eoods, and you win slways find their
stock the lsseeal and prices the lowest. One Of
their nrm riinains East 70 give bis entire time In
watching the Markets aud In buying for them,
solely. and hence their stock Is always frush and
always htst supplied with the newest goods.
They opefate largely, do business on the prlnci-
pie Of ths smallest profits, and practice the spirit
Of liberal accommodation. GNoy. IA, 's7 tyI
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Ayers Ague Cure,

Fer Fever aaA Ague, Internaittens He4
yer, CALL Fever, @emAstons Eev@Rs
Wumb Agu0, Periodical OF W1taQu8
EeVsr, &e., ana Indeed all she &gfees
ffOns which arise from mnxafAomst
nlaFsh, OF niaematie Poisons.
As lis name implies, Il does Cure, and does nes
fail Containing neither Arsenic, ouinine, Bismuth,
Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous substsnes
whatever, il In nowise Injuries any patient 1h1
number and importance Of ts ctires IN the ague dis
icts, are literally beyond account and wo believe
without parallel in the history Of medicine. Our
pride is gratihed by the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS we 70
ceive Of the radical cures eected IN obstinate cses,
and where other remedies had wholly failed.
Unacclimated persons, either resident IN, ~
travelling through miasmaac localities, win be pro
tected by taking the A6UE CURE daily.
For Ltver Contptdtnts, arising from torpidity
Of the Liver It is an excellent remedy, stimulating
the Liver into healthy activity
Prepared by DIR. J. O. Aye & Co., Pr1eceai
and Analytical ChemiBts, Lowell, Mass.s azd aslS
al round the world.
PRICE, 800 PEE BOTTLE.
Sold BY DR.. o. c. MILLER, jackson, Ohio, snd
by Druggists and Dealers everywhere
Jan. 90, '68-y--lo. D. ist We. e. mo.
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THErnSnwho sells genuine groceries,
without sdateration, and at fair price, Isl a
oublic beneiSctor That man, as at presented
sed. we believe to be A. W. Busklrk, on Front
eet, PortsInputh, Ohio.
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J. F. TOWEL, Portsmouth, Ohio, Of
to the Merchants and Furnacemen of jackson
hty superior stock of Dry Goods & Notions,
,rms the most favorable. Lyl
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Mr.. G. GtAHAM has bought the brick
fdence Of DoSld Lewis, Immediately back of
new Court House, for the sum Of 81, 500. 1t
the house built many wears ago by the late
liak Long.
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WE were at Berlin on last Friday,
and took dinner with our good friend DurAnt.
He keeps a good tavern. our young friend DR..
A. B. Frame ls boarding there. He has hung
out hls shingle as practitioner Of medicine Al
Berlin. t&
The BerllnItgs hre little down In the month
on account oi the dalllpOlls railroad beipg
knocked 10 the head.
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IA. George B. WalterhOuse desires
say that he eretums thanks to the good peo-
jackson for their successful efforts to save
pse during the late fire.
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While some people are making
.great fuss about thelfgoods, and how cheap they
ell, etc, Orange Furnace Store goes quietly
long selling as manY goods, and at fair prices,
rs the best Of them.
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ENos ReGD & Bro. still continue to
Acarry on thelr Drug Store On Second Street,
Portsmouth, Ohio, where they keep everything
70 their line, and of the best quality, and which
they sell cheap. They sollclt the trade Of jack
on coauty -apzs-9w.
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WHUE at Portland on business last
Fsea, sReuussssA shat thriving village Is 60
ing ahead. Among other enterprises we noticed
hat Jackson q Lewis are getting their cardlng
machine in arsLrate trim (ot the summer cam
paIgn.
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y FMAkCIAB. PHALoN's "FLOR DE
, 4 MAYO, 'thc New perfume for the handkerchief
is creating considerable excitement among the
nvs-twentRs, also among the sweet sixteens.
Sold BY ailAdruggists. sss
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coNJUeAL LOVE,

And the Happiness Of True Marriage.
Essay for Young Hen, on the Errors, Abuses
and Diseases which destroy The Manly Powers
and create impedImentS to MARRIAGE, with
sure means Of relief. Sent in sealed letter en-
velopes free Of charge. Address DR.. ]. eKILLIN
HoUGHToN, Howard Association Philadelphia
Pa. 4M [Msrch 2s,'ss.
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KEEP YOUR BLOOD PURE.

There are no remedies, now before the public
SO well calculated TO purify the blood and recon.
struct go 10 speak) the whole csystem as fobaek's
Blood Further, Blood Pills and Stomach BItserp
SOLD By
Dr-O. @. MILLER, jackson, Ohio.
saaEs March 10, 1SesA-2m. atEa
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iellve5usr received, a. large assortment of
Y OHS)ots and Shoes, WALLPAPER, Window-B Blinds,
I'd extra family grocefles. II will be to my In.
erest for everybody ID purchase of me in place
%f purchasing esewhefe. l. T. MoSAHAN.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

hADvERTlsEMENTs for insertion in the
ANDARD, must be handed in by noon on Tues
Feh week, as the paper is made up on Tues
evenlng.
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E learn that pottery has been es-
she'd at Young American Furnace, three
up the railroad, and that the company will
nence burning ware this week.
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THERE is yet a prospect Of plenty of
ffnit EARLY cherries are mostly killed, but there
eso9e peaches lefi, and all the apples are safe
SO far. Mother kinds Of fruit safe.
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THE following new advertisements
be found in the srASpARD this week
Insurance-H. C. Miller.
In Bankruptcy ijah Glover.
kTn Bankruptcy- ~ :"
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last Saturday the town Council
The Market House at public auction. 1t was
d BY John MeKiltefick for the sum Of ESQ.,
10 be removed at once. (;
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Rn. HoFrxAN has been IN town for

WI dQFFAAN has been n town for
seEerai dsys.e We are always glad to meet him.
From the year lsbztO 1860 we were Ia partner
ship with'him In the practice of the law, and we
nevsF had business with more honorable man.
we ere pleased TO know that he Is successful in
his practice Ia steubenville.
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MosT BIr1TERs of the present day
that arc loudly pufred through the newspapers
as having great tonic and curative properties are
vile compounds nndba impoSitons, containing
no medicinal virtues whatever, and are really
very poor whisky beverages; and, instead Of net
ing as q stimulnnt and tonic, have tendency to
weaken the stomach BY entirely destroying the
coating The public should therefore be very
cautious, and purchase none but Robaek5 lStom-
ach Bitters, which hnye stood the test as rene
dial agent for many pears, and are really as their
name indicates, q stomach bitters, and not 6euer-
age. They combine the properties of the best
tonic and stimulant--a gentle laxative an efi-
cient antibilious agent and the best stomachic
known to the world, and when taken In conjunc-
tion with Robaeks Blood Piiis, are the safest and
surest preventive against all bilious derange-
ments, thoroughly regulating the whole system
and giving tone to the digestive organs.
They are highly recommended as an invlgorat-
ing tonic to mothers while nursing, increasing
the flow of milk, and for convaleseents, to re-.
store the prostration which always follows long
continued sickness, they are unsurpassed, No
household should consider themselves safe from
the ordinary maludies without these invaluable
medicines. They can be obtained of any drug
gist. Sold by Dr.. 0. G. MnEER, jackson.
Mar. 10, 166e-1m
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REMEMBER that to-day Thursday
Lhe building containing the Public Offices will
be sold BY the county commissioners, on three
months time. See advertisement.
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bHN FRENcA has been about to trade
.m, on the Portsmouth road to A. ]. Dever
be Isham House.
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oN MONDAY Iast there warn lhrea a,

W monuay last there we're three ap
plleAntS for certificates to teach school. tn
l'OAowing are their names, Postofice address
Fih the number Of months for which they r,
eeeired certificates:
surella Rowley, Berlin P. o., 12 months.
avid =, Steward, Gambia P. o. II months.
aaaton stitlsr, GAMBIA P. o., ~ months.
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o.
THE following are the proceedings in
the Probate Court of jackson county forthe wceh
ending on Saturday last; aGg
MAREFAGE LIcESsEs.
Wm Dulaney and Lydia s. HootOu.
Michael Kelley AMI Hannah sanmon.
John R, Matthew'S and Sophia j. stevison.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Adam W. Long appointed guardian Of Harriet
B. and james 7. Bdker minors. Bond $780,
One account fled
Two inventories fled.
The following deaths have been reported
BY Robert Williams, Reese Evans, aged 01. olG
age. By Dr. J.A. Lair Sonoro Brook, aged @
Cerebral congestion. Columbus Johnson, aged
a. Typhus fever. By DR.. A. B. Monahan, Ed
ward Crawley, Catarrh feyer, Eulen McGhee
Enteritls.
The following births have been repor ted by
DR., B. F, Kitchen;
- ---- and Amanda Hill, a SON.
Elijah and 49, Griffith a son.
Andrew and - Joyce, son.
Carey and Hettlc Welker daughter.
John and - Hawker, daughter
Andrew and Elizabeth Miller, son.
4 Andrew and ~ Henson, q daughter.
James and - Mcdonald, adaughter.
George and Ellen Montgomery, daughter
Jugurtha and 4--- Lackey, a son.
Barney and Kate Zagler, aFon, HN n
Richard and Margaret Ware, daughter.
VIM. and ---- Kelley a son.
Thomas and Elizabeth Halfpsnny, son.
Sylvester and Margaret Miller, daughter.
Wesley and Eda Harmon. a son.
Samuel and Minnie Stevenson, a son.
jackson and Amanda Ooulson n daughter.
y WIN. and Delilah Greene. q son. .y
Henry and Elizabeth Jones, a aduughtsr.
Reported BY Elias Bower eaAHAiA
Elias and Diana Bower son.
Reported by D. c. Nance
Daniel c. and Rebscca A. Nance. q sou.
Reported by Thomas Leach: ,p ,.s.s .,-
: Thomas and Elizabeth Leach, a 500.
Reported by John Mccartney, ~ st
John and Mary Mccartney, son,
Reported by Lucia Baker:
Jacob A. and Jane Sell q daughter.
Charles and Perthenia Right, son.
zothe and Elizabeth Brown, ss son.
Robertand Emeline Border, daughter.
Reported BY Elizabeth Mccoy,
Henry and eetharlne Canter q daughter.
Vim and Emily Moore. son.
John and Clara Ann JaNcox, son.
Andrew and Elizabeth Miller, son.
WIN. and Nancy sPdggs, adauGhteE,
Allen and Eliza Nance, daughter
HayeH and Lucinda Castor, son.
Robert W. and Caroline Hubbard, son.
Danielan --- Mclaughlin, daughter.
Reported BY Df. J. A. Lair ,t
Daniel D. and Cstharlne Williams, daughter
john II, and Lizzie shumate, son.
Marion and Mary e. spriggs daughter.
Thomas o. and Bridget ROgan, a daughter.
WIN. II. and Rosetta Arthur, a son.
VIM and Lucinda Hudson, daughter
WIN. and Mary Myers, a SON
James and Sarah Whit, son.
John and Mary Roderick, daughter.
Reported by DR.. A. B. MoDahan, 3
Andrew and - Aulthouee, . son.
James and Martha Hatton, daughter.
VIM. and Sarah Mc0wens, a daughter.
David and DelIlah Manring, daughter.
VIM. and Jane Hail. two sons.
CIV. and Martha Cavcts daughter.
Lafayette and julia Smart, SON.
C. w. and - scheIlenger. daughter.
James and Mary Beyron, daughter.
- Dixon and - Dixon. daughter.
Jacob and Rose Devote, son.
james and Margoret Fought, son.
James and Rebecca Dow, daughter.
John and Amanda Evans, son.
Vores and Mary Ann steVisoD, son.
Frank and Margaret Mott, ason. sk
Henry and 49, Butts. son.
9. c. and - Abbott, . daughter.
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as. BARBER has bought the brick
ltnce of Mrs. DuBadway, near the new
It House, for the sum Of $4,000.
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NEw goops. Miss M. A. Brother,

New GOODS. Miss M A. Brother
dge desired us to change her advertisement TINS
week. making the announcement that she Is re-
ceivng her spring stock Of new goods. Inc
advertisement was on the outside Of the paper,
and was printed before we received the notice.
1t viii be changed next week, and In the mean
time we advise our readers 70 call, next rooms
below Commercial Block, and see her fancy
goods, millinery goods etc
PoRTRAr OF SIX WALTER ScoTT -
Messrs. Appleton & Co., who have just begun
the Issue. in an exceedingly cheap, but very neat
style, of the ever-famous Waverly Novels, have
sent lis a handsome impression Of Portrait Of
Sir Walter Scott engraved On steel from the
celebrated painting of Sir Thomas Lawrence
This Portrait the Mesers Appleton ure present
Ing rs premium to subscribets to the full set Of
their new edition of Scots Novels, which have
already been advertised and announced In our
columns. The Portrait and Books can be ex-
ntiihed at our Office, where esnbscrlptOns win be
received.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-04-23

MRs e. F. FoRp has sold to A. A
Watson SIX acres other land, on the Burlington
road being Out LotNo. II ! and the south half Of
AOut Lot No 1s, in the South half of the town of
ackson. She gets $3.50 per acre.