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AGRICULTURAL FAIRS IN yIRsIsrA.-Tbe
Augusta county fair will take place Augusta
Nth, 2Sth and Doth. The Valley Virgiuian
says: sit will be tae grandest affair of the
kind ever held in the Valley"
The next in order will be the fair of the
RoCkbridge Agricultural and Mechanical So
ci ty, which takes place at Lexington on the
14th. 18th and 10th of October
The third will be the fair of the Border A 0ri
cultural Society, which comes OF at Danyille
on the 18th OCTOBER.
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FOREIGN NEws.-The International Yacht
race 20 take place to-day in England between
ne american yaent Sappho and twenty -four
- the finest yachts IN England creates gTsa,
excitement IN that country. The Paris Con.
s,uuuOEal says that since Napoleon's pacific
speech ~ Troyes the European situation is
Inorrsstfled, and confidence in the permanent
g I"ace u everywh here gaining gIound Count
Bismarck was thrown from his horse yester
day, sno received injuries OF painful, thou Oh
ret serious Character A prize fight for the
ChanrPicnship Of England has been arranged
between Harry Allen and Joe Goss The
it2iian - nate has adjourned after ratifying
he convention with he tobae co man ufacturprs
The French Minister of Finance has addressed
"a letter 10 the Emperor Napoleon congratula-
Ing bin upon the success OF the last loan
Prom MadrId II Is learned that the new Prime
Ninistsr of Spain COntemplates several
mos; important reforms in the admins ira
il0a o. affairs there, among others a reduction
g thesrmy. Genera nj Dulee, one OF the Span.
~ oSiceTs recently sent into exile on the Ca
nary Islands, is dead.
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sVA magic comb" to do away with hair
owes 6c- IS one of the latest things out The
4 NIB are dipped IN a chemical preparation,
ar ready for instant use aEd are said 10 be
clean aid convenient
~ CUfious insects, about the size OF house
H., LSe pg oeeny of white caterpiliars, are raw
-.Eg 'Ss horse chestnut trees in Connecticut.
ed stripping them OF their foliage
nTO-S washers, a substitute Tor iron and
fel-aar To- carrIsge axles, cut and bent TO shape
T., p. ,shinery, n the last invocation OF New
Tac:c 70 mechanic
sxScratcbes in horses, II is asserted can be-
cursd by applying every morning a mixture
4. ,nrosSd OF one drachm of suiphate of anc and
fvcCuucss Of glycerine.
xrOue hundred trades unions, representing
.,-Ty .housand workingmen. axe claimed for
NV YOfk city.
rZFgr'v thousand dallars have been sub
IN q towards State Industrial shool FOR
s..Is n Connecticut.
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The monster camp meeting at Martha's Vine-
yard commenced yesterday and will last
weeS- 2C,G0O people are encamped on the
grounds. They come from all parts of the
United States This is an annual affair, and
many permanent houses have been built on the
ground
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fs.day's New York Markets.

NEW YeRK, August 25-Cotton rather quiet
Mlddhng Uplands, 3OX cents. Freights dull
Flour l0al5 cents lower. W heat Lag cents 10 wer
Corn shade lower. Pork quiet: mess, BIS. 20
Lard quiet at II 2, a19 cents.
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Baltimore Markets. To-day.

BALTIMoRE, Aug. 2c.-Cotton quiet, nomi.
naiiy, ~ cents for middling uplands. Flour
dull, and prices weaker, out not quotably
lower. Wheat active, at decline of cents:
prime to choice, 81 55as2.7O; good to fair, s225a
S2.35. Corn firm; white, Sl.2OaSl.21. Oats
dull at 65a70. Rye firm at S1.40. Provisions
firm, but prices unchanged.
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Baltimore Stock Market, To-day.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 25.-Virginia SKIES old in.
scribed, AZ bid, a. y asked; do 1866, AK bid:
do. 1867, a. bid; North Carolina's, SKIES, 1vx
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NEW YORK, August 3 - Stocks steady.
Money easy at 3a5 per cent; Exchange 1924 :
Gold, 1i5a; old 5-20's, l25x; new do, ~;
10-iO's, :; North Cardinals, old, Tx; new, ~;
firginia's- ex-coupon, So; new, 52H: Tennes-
sees, ex-coupoh, 60; do, new, Say; Mlssouri's,
eJL -
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LOST AND FOUND.

II MIMORANDUM BOOK; it has some postage
stamps In one side. The finder will be rewarded
5y leaving itIat FRENCH RICHARDSON'S,
334 Penna: avenue. au253t
I OsT.on PenRsylvanis avenue, between TIN
ope. and a PETITION. A liberal reward win he
PAID 4 TefSTnsd e 49, 9Th street between and
STRsATpgSRP AWAYo0n the 2l.t in.tsnt, small
the other one potched; scar the right side near
return to JAMES FULLA LOVE, 7sS 81 iV street Get
I OsT-On sATURD Az, 2sd inst = between the
the Sast Once :nf GREASE III ssIs'f Pm IN
tsmsll setting. with shAA of value to the owner
tSasn The finder VII 4s ssray F.sSs1dsd
street. Island, or Room So, first floor, Post ONCE
Department. an25-lt'
TAKEN UP AsTRAY-On the morning Of the
2lst instant Bed COW. with horns turned in
with a rope to her neck, The owner 10 requested
to pay charges and take r hf5 sH.y' FowLER
au?4 IT, No. Sc NJ street, between oath and 18th.
TAKEN UP ASTRAY-On my premises, on
Sunday morning, the I'D inst. one large BAY
HORSE, about l6,s hands high. The owner win
ausa St! H First Toll gate 7th street Road
c. REwARD-stray COW s years old. white
w. tall and slender, small neck ADD horns shoes,
al 2s-d- N. W. MASSEY.
A BAY MULE-Strayed or stolen from Capitol
crippled in his leg and . ewelled shelvs
nsi Sn fs to Ms S e & En-
north street. au24 St.
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OBOPOSALs FOR GRAPHING AND GRAVEL
L LING STREETS IN THE FOURTH WARD

mAIOh D
WASHINGToN,D o., Aug. a, 1853
o'clock m thu ReDAY. September 5. 1853, for
Grading and Grayelling NJ street north, from New
Jersey avenue to North Capitol street, under an
act approved June l, 1868.
Also, for Grading and travelling 1 street north,
from First to Seventh street east, under act ap-
proved April II, 1871.
Also, Tor eradil 9 and travelling L street north,
under an act approved May 81. 1857.
Also, fer Grading and GTavellipg d street north,
from New jersey avenue 70 Second street east, q n
der An act approved May %, 1851.
Alse. for Grading and travelling Fourth street
east. from to street north, under IN act sp-
proved pril II. 1867.
Also, for Grading and travelling Third street
under an act approved an uary l6, 1858.
The work to be done under the direction Of the
City Surveyor. the 90 peri ntendence of the Com
missioner Of the Fourth Ward, and tws assistant
Commissioners TO be sppointed by the Mayor.
The gravel to be OF good quality aud free from
stones OF improper size; to be niue inches deep in
the centre Of the str ee and taperng to four
deep a. the gutter HE, after the same has been
properly rolled.
Bfsders will state the price per cubic yard 70
excavation or embaDkment, that which measures
the most to be paid for only way either in OF
eavation or embsnkmeDt Bidders will also state
the price per square yard fer grsveliug
The surf plus earth, including sand, gravel, and
stone. to be deposited wherever the Ward Com
missioner may direct
No part Of the appropriation will be paid until
and COMMISSIONS Of the ward.
The right to reject any and all bdsi. reserved.
J. II CRANE.
au Is lot Commissioner Fourth Ward
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Gaxernment Neclrisiea-

WASHINGTON. August %, ls69.-Jay Cooke &
60. furnish the following quotations Of Gov
eminent securities.
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or A PROPHET, I'm WASH.
JIG INGT0N CITY ID q

oSARBIvsL or A PROPHHT, IN WASH.
US INGToN CITY, d. G.
May make ~ known unto all People, both far
aud near, that something Rrsat will shortly take
place with the whole World9
BEHOLD THERE COMETH THREE YEARs,
thrsughC ut the Whole world And the time dath
draw near fcr the b anime to take place, with the
IN THE NAME or TIE LORD, OUR GOD.
may call q Meeting of all the Col.red People NJ
washington city and its vicinity, and AZ NAM
elsewhere % win assemble at
MEETISG OF THE PROPHET.
in the city Of Washington. CAPITOL Hill. betves,
south asd East Ca pitol streets, on the gronnd
form rly occupied by the freedmen . Ruresu Al >
olclocs m on the next SABBATH, this SJth Au.
tits yeu. OF Colored People, I will call. 4,
order that may show ye the Great Events which
VIII befan the whole World. in our days and al.o
Show Ito you things which We must do for yonJ
Salvation Of this lite. &C. And all the psonia
throughout the whole Universe must innmedi atsIy
take D. me active measures in the matter or else
the suffering OF the whole World will be inex.
p esstble, IN the years Of 1875, lss6 IS77, = :
And n az Is pIsase the People to coma and hear
the Prophet and consult the Matter for the dis-
tress Of the whole World will be exceedingly great
in tn Sc days.
No cross questions will b. answered by the
Prophet at the meeting ~
JOHN WILLIAM MADISON Prophet.
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HOUSEHOLD MANUALS.
HOWJO COOK APPLES SHOwNIN ALVIN
DIED DIFFERENT WAYS Of DRESSING that
Fruit. BY Georgisna Hill. 32mo D., limp cover.
Dcents.
HOW TO COOK AND SERVE E0GS IN A
HUNDRED DIFFERENT WAYS By GeorRi
ana Hill. 52mo., limp 20 cents
HOW TO PRESERVE FRUIT IN HUN
DRED DIFFERENT WAYS. By Gcorgiana H.
SZmo, imp cover cents
HOW TO COOK VEGETABLES IN HUN
DRIED DIFFERENT WAYS. BY Georgiana
Hill, S2no.. limp cents
HOW TO MAKE CAKES IN HUNDRED
DIFFEBFNT WAYS. By Georgana Hill.
S2mo limp cover .......-.-....-....2O cents
HOW TO MAKE AND DRESS SALAD IN
HUNDRED DIFFERENT WAYS. By Georgi-
ana Hill. 32mo., limp cover cents
HOW TO MAKE SOUPS IN HUNDRED DIFF
FkRDNT WAYS. By Georgians Hill. s2mo.,
Hmp cover.- cents
How TO DRESS AND SERVE ONIONS IN
HUNDRED DIFFERENT WAYS BY GoOrgi-
ana HILL 32mo., limp cover ..............20 cents
HOW TO COOK FISH IN HUNDRED DIFF.
FEREET WAYS. By Georgians Hill. 32mo.,
imp cover cents
- Any Of the above works will be sent by mail,
postpaid, on receipt of price by
FRENCH q RICHARDSON
BOOKSELLERS, &C.,
an 25u 334 Pennsylvania avenue.
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BOARDING..

BOARDING.
EOR RENT-Tw0 nicely furnished FRONT
4 Rooms, with Bath and other copvepfeRces,
Tor gentle men only, with without Board. Ap-
ply a. 400 II street, between 7th and sth.
au25-5t"
nNE Oh TWO LADIES WISHING ROOMS
" AND BOARD where there are no other Board.
ers, can be sccommod sted at No. 643 II street
between ID and 81 streets. au IS eo3ts
EIRsT GLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
L ROOMS. in . very healthy location, and
short ak from most Of the public ofhces, an be
had on very reasonable terms at 81 = street, be-
tween nth and 18th SITS. auD Of
EXCELLENT BOARD AND ROOMS may be
H found at northeast corner of Twentieth street
and Pennsyvania avenue. aHl9-tsels
EOR RENT-several very desirable FURNISH
4 ED ROOMS; In quits sipgly; on LIST and ID
noors; with or without board. Inquire at No.
3sl street bet AZ and Sd streets. an Slim
FIRST CLASS TABLE BOARD CAN BE HAD
month. Nv U-lm
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THIRD GRAND
SCHUErIEN FESTIVAL
The wAsHIH6ToN TARGET tssoCtl TIor
viii celebrate their '"-I
THIRD ANIMAL sCBUrTZrs FESTIVAL
Al III
INV sCHCETzEN PARK.
..IDes.,ns Asgsst y. AID to cont uue q !, 70 s.,.
I - Ladies and Gentlemen who WI a. 49,
enough % contribute preseuts, Tor rrt-e. "a 80.
Associal on, are politely requested 10 lesxe ~.
sane ~ The ottoe OF the Executive Comuittee NJ
ess ~ street. Cd stairs love, kneessi A Greet.
Il Moses' Furniture Bazaar, corner OF 7th street
eo1 Lo Us AZ avenue. ss1iv
DROP. KREIe' DANCING ACADEMY. r~,,
Ho,ei fof Summer les.o Ss 1cses SsSsn
TUESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS.
IT. N 10 10 O'Clock. Those entering nov Y
can receive . full eusrter. Regular class besT ns
the first Tuesday in spptenber ,e Yf
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Pho MICS, EXCURSIONS. Ac.

II Sok 0IT for the AsNUALENCU RsIaS .sS
LPIC NC o. the JOCbNEIMEN
~, ~ EhS " TAX place ct
Tie MHITE house PAVILION
TbUReDA1 SEPTEMBER Sc
The above place has recAntly haer s.,ea an a., .
manner sun.ti q any other nRne % -~ort IN tn.
vicinity OF v tahiDEton. which. sdded 90 tne ems
tstfon already act aevci Is the Book hiDder, in
matters OF this kiuo. promise % make this ENcur-
sion the Affair OF tue sesson
The fDe large steamer ws~sset he's be-, an
eaeed ON thts aston. aiss. Pl ofersnr DNugh.r-
y's Brsss and string Band Boats Will leave The
p. m.
he foil owing eeutlemr compose the COMMITTEES
OF srTancemeni. Jamas ~ Bush. james I Blak.
ney Geo " Fisher. ThOs o. May. Thos. Elwood
Tickets. ssmtttfng . gentleman and l.dies 90
70 be hsd OF any member OF the Committee. or on
the boat. ar IS eo,s
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ROR REET-One ofthoss desirable HOUsHe IN
Rhiladelphia Row, with Ras. water and bath
room. and every modern improvement. Rent
vS.3. STARE METOALP,
je Is Il tChron.1 New YORK avenue ana 18Th 1T
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EARLY MARRIAGES IN JACKSON Co

EARLY MARRIAGES IN JACKSON CoUN-
TY-1Ss5. s5.-David Grabll and Mahala Hill, June
a. by Geo. NJ. Adams, J'P.
Alexander Valadin and Amanda Weeks, June
%, by Geo. NJ. Adams, p.
Alfred Page and Nancy McGhee, July 2, by
Jacob Westfall, j. P.
Andrew Taylor and Sarah Loving. August G.,
by David butcher
David Sutton and Prudence Nansky, July IL,
by John Stiuson, j. P
Duncan Cameron and Elizabeth Kight, July
%, by John Reed, j. P.
Abraham Dehaven and Nancy Ransom, July
"a, by Vincent Southland, J.. p.
Shadrack Chiders and Rebecca CArrick, July
23, by Geo. w. Hale, j. P.
James McClntick and Margaret Miller, Sept
10, by Jonathan Brine, Minister.
John Matthews and Nancy Denny, August 20,
by Peter Aleshire Minister
Philip Conner and Sarah Csnter August 29,
by Michael NJ Coy J. P.
George zin and Clurinda Anderson, Oct 1, by
John Reed, ]. P.
Stephen Salts and Nancy Stanley, Oct. - bv J..
B, Gilliland, J. P.
James Allen and Nancy Dikes, Sept, II, by
j. B. Gilliland, J. P.
JAMES Wallace and Betsey Barton Sept. "a,
by David W. Cartmill, ]. p.
John Burnsldes and Rachel Jacobs, Oct. /, by
Samuel CArrck, J. P.
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Tribute Of Respect.

Al called meeting Of the jackson County
Medical Society. the following Preamble and
Resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, II has pleased Almighty Cog, 10
his wise Providence. by the hand Of death, 10
remove brother DR.. D. II. Mitchell from among
us; and whereas this Society has lost an es-
teemed member, and this community al eminent
Physician, citizen, and friend, Therefore be IL
Rcsoirsd, That this Society deeply mourn the
loss Of DR.. MITCHELL who was always courteous
In his profession, amiable In his manners. and
devoted to his friends.
ResOired, That the profession, In the death Of
Dr. Mitchell, has lost an able member. and So
ciety an eminent citizen.
ResOLred, That this Society express their deep
sorrow, by weafn9 the usual badge Of mourning
for the period Of thirty days.
Resolved, That a copy of these Resolutions be
sent to the Editors Of the village papers, with
request that they publish them.
ResOlUed That copy of these resolutions be
sent to the bereaved family Of deceased.
A. Is. MOSAnAN, Pres't.
]. A. LAIR, Sec'y.
jackson, Nov. 10.
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MARRIED.

On the 18th inst, at the residence Of the brides
flasher In jackson, by the Rev. l.. A. Atkinson.
Mr.. IgyISE DUNGAs and Miss ASSIg NJ. LAIgD,
all Of Jackson, Ohio.
With the above notice we received most
pllments Of the happy couple. Mr.. DUNCAN is
the Mayor Of our Village, and his bride Is the
Oldest daughter of our old fricHd, DR., J. w,
LaIfd.
With paraphrsse on Byron we would ssys
MAY the Ruler Of Heaven look down,
And our friends rom evil defend.
May they ne,er know adyersitys ffOwn.
May lheil hsIliBess ne'er have on end
On the 10th inst, at the Gibson House, in
Jackson, By D. W. Winfough ESQ, Mr.. LEWIS
HELLER, of ChllliGothe, o.. aud MINNIE ?. j.
Wfs u, of jackson county.
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New GooDs.-James M. Watts,
dealer In fancy and staple Dry Goods, Notions,
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, with a splendid
assortment ofready made Glothlng for Men and
Boys wear. Also full line fthe best Groceries.
would say to the citizens Of jackson and com.
munlty generally, that intend to keep first
class article Of all kinds Of goods of whatever
the trade demands. All kinds of Produce taken
in exchange for goods. Call and examine my
stock before purchasing elsewhere, as my motto
isquiCk sales and small profits. No trou Bile to
show goods You will ihd the well known aud
pleasant gentleman Mr.. W. N. Burke or myself f
always ready to show you goods and at the bot
tom prices, Remembers the place, sternber-
ger Block, corner of Main and Portsmouth Sls,,
jackson Ohio. ]. NJ. Warts.
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Be warned in time. Disease like Indigestion
md Dvsl epsia are not to be trihed with. There
is such thing as being foo ldis in these matters
Infamstion, or Scirrhus Cancer or some other
dangerous disease il1ay ensue, when all reatora-
lives, no matter how pOt,ht would be Intellectual
Do not delay then. When the symptoms o.
Dyspepsia are first experienced resort at once to
the great restorative med icine, ll0STETTERS S
STOMACH BITE RS, aud YOU will be safe.
But few disorders involve gieater suffering aud.
If not in itself in Immediately dangerous, it is the
source of many deadly maladies. Even if II diu
not tend to & eater evil, the menta and physica
misery il produces Is alone q sufficient reasons
why no pains should be spared to prevent or cure
ii. In no country on the face of the globe i11 81
completely domrsticated as In our own, where 1t
is found in nearly every Lou ehUld. HOSTEL
TER'S STOMACH BITTERs are UNIVERSAL,
conceded to be the sovereign RENE dv for this
annoying disease, as the! act directly upon the
digestive organs, correct and tone the stomach,
and give renewed vitality to the system. Acting
delightfully."- on the nerves and soothing the
brain, renders lh en- tfficaciOus as mental medi-
cine as well as genial stonachic. II taken a.
a preventative, they will he found particularly
well suited 10 the Diseases arising from the uL-
healthy season of autumn, and their use will
prevent the creeping, uupi easant sensation Often
complained Of When the Chlls are stealing slunl!
upon lhe patient.
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HALLS
vECE TABLE SICILIAN
HAIR
REWEWER.
MI r. A Q u LOU =.
ITS EFFECT Is


MI r. A Q u l. o u =.
It Is perfect and wonderful article. Cures
badness Makes hair grow. A better dressing
than any 'o" or 'pomatum. SOftenS brash,
dry and wlry hair into Beautiful Sken TreSse'.
But, above all the great wonder is the rapdty
with which 1t restores GRAY HAIR TO ITS
ORIGINAL COLOR.
The whitest and worst looking hair resumes
Its youthful beauty by Its use. 1t does not dye
the hair, but strikes at the root and oils 1t with
new life nnd coloring matter.
The first application will do good; You will see
the NATURAL CoLOR returning every day, and
BEFORE YOU KNOW 1T,
the old, gray, discolored appearance Of the hair
will be gone, giving place to lustrous, shining
and beautiful locks.
Ask for Halls sicilian Hair ReneWeri no other
article is at all like 1t in effect
See that each bottle has our private Govern
ment Stamp over the top of the bottle. AH Others
are imitdiOnS
R. P. HALL & CO., Nashua, N H., Proprietor.
For sale by all druggists.
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Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given that petition will b,
presented to the Cuunty Commissioners Of Jack
con County, PRAYING for az altela lion in Iht
count, road leading from Tar Camp, in Milton
rp., TO jackson, teginning near the north eds'
corner vi Moses Summon s land and running
thence In an caste ly direction TILL 1t inteIsecIs
Lhe county road on Tar Camp.
Also, to yacate an old county road leading from
Tar Camp in north easterly direction, till il in
te rsects the county road leading from William
d auiels' TO Middleton.
Nov. 5. b.ee-6W A PETITIONER.
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Sherif's Sale.

JamcsF. lowell On first al. v'ndi Conr
~. {of Common Pleas, seioto
Thomas B. Mcfarland County o.
State of fhio Jackson Conn y $"
DURsUANT to the command Of nm order Of
4 sale issued from the CONT 0i Common Plea,
If Sciofo County O., aud TO me directed, lwill
on SATURDAY., the
18th day Of December, A. D. 1868,
offer nt public sale. the following lands and ten
ements of Thomas B. Mcfarland, tn.vili A
part of the south west quarter OF section No. (Bi)
thirty three, Of township number siN g. ofranEr
number eighteen QS) Ocnmmenccat the north
east corner Of said quarter; thence south on the
line of said quarter EIGHT 81, rods, thence west
tn (10) rods; thence north eight (S)rDds; thencr
east eleven (11) rods to the place uf beginning
containing une half acre. he The same more ar
les. AlsOa small ece off of said quarter a.
rulloWs. tO.Witl To commence eleven rJis wet
of the north east corner ut sal q larter. thencc
south four rods thence westerly course rods.
thrncea nurlllery course four (D rods thence
an easterl, course two and one half (2i2) ruds
to the place OF brgnninE, coma iuhg "a ol AZ
mere. mLle or less, together with steam grls
~ III. and portable saw mill and all Tho
arpurtcnanceS brl0nging to said mills Xctll
tie saw mill aud some few appurIenances brlong'
ing 10 Ih5 rad gIisl mill, which / - b, ell Ic.
moved DN parties u Ht uukhON u slhCt Shlu NV
was made. Said property situated in the count!
OF jackson and Stale OF Ohio.
To be sold rs the property OF Thomas d.
Mcfarland to satiStr decree rendered by salu
court in lavOrO Ol James +. rOSell
said grst mill us she now stands valued al
s150OO0
Terms of eale--Cnsh.
Given under my hand this 18th day of Novem-
Ter, A. d. 1865.
JUSLPHH WILSON. Sniff. CO
Nov. II, 1SG6-5w. P. F. S15.00.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
4 CARD,

A Clergyman, while residing In South Amer
lea, as missionary, discovered safe and sim
pie remedy for the Cure of Nervous Weakness,
Early Decay, Diseases of the Urinary and Sem
ina Organs, and the whole train of disorders
brought on by banelul and vicious habits. Great
numbers have been cured by this noble remedy.
Prompted by desire to benefit the afIlictcd and
unfortunate. will send the recipe for pre-
pairing and using this medicine IN sealed enyel-
ope, to any one who needs it, Free Of Charge.
address,
JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station D, Bblc House,
Oct. 8, '68-sm. Nee York city.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-11-19
Oct. Is, l868-6w.
HOW TO IMPROVE OUR SANITARY CONDI-
TION


A great cause Of di sease is improper food md
hurried eating. In order fully 10 understand
how TO cat and how to conduct ourselves after
eating, it is necessary that we should I've nc
quninted, in some measure, with the process Of
nutrition. Many persons tumble their food
precipitately into their mouths and swallow 1t
without mhstlcalion, contrary to express laws of
nature, Food should undergo tho ough maslica.
ton and sa alNaton before it enters the duodenum
and becomes mixed with the bile and pancreatc
juice. This bile is there secreted BY the liver.
The chyme having undergone the changes ad-
yerted to is urged, by the peristalic motion Of
the inlestiues, onward through the alimenlary
canal If the perstahc motion be diminished,
owing TO the deficiency Of bile, the progress OF
digestion is retarded aud the bowels become con-
stipaled and dyspepsia often follows. In such
cases a thorough aud active cathartic should be
used to produce specific action, nlousng the
secrelOns and producing free bilious eva cuat Uns
The best article for this purpose is DR.. Roback's
Blood Pills, the uSe Of which should be followed
By Rulack's Stomach bilters. ~ give tUAe "
the st tomach and aid digestion.
Sold by DR.. o. G. MILLER, jackson.