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HEApo'Rs THIRD MILIrlRY pIsrRIcr.

HEADo'Rs THIRD MILITARY DISTRICT.
tpErf; GsoRSlA, FLoRiDA & haLABANAJ{
Scaled Frogessi. sEi e rsesi1sd 4 .his stsee
will be opened for supplying the National Gene.
tery, at Marietta Ga, with. ioaO Stakes to be of
feet long, two y inches thi,k. and Ave 5i inches
wide, pianed on each side, point d at one end. and
to lie ettsred ard in back in s.oosd osi
ance vi lists hich will be furnis he'd by the Off
The usual reauirements for bids, &c. will be ex-
sstsd iuil pformation will be furnished on ap-
PIopc; ais should be endorsed Proposal for
Stakes" apd a6dTsssed to r. sAXT0N,
apu b'' tf chisf Gen M .ns 81 Military M y District,
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR PORK, &c.
oass Of Ms Ass'i cOrlnissqyy Subsistence,
until noon Of May i. 1905, for the supply either in
TO- barrels Of Wheat Flour,
obarfels Of PGinie Mess Pork,
: 600 pounds Table Salt.
,ra The sSHfs sriees must be of the best quality
cbargc, before the ioth Of May 1895 The III fioar az
will he delivered in barrels and the pro pesais will
9sntsir D. the prices Of Spring well as Red and
The United States reserves the right to reject
Proposals viii be addressed to the undersigned
sna endorsed on The envelope Propos ais for Flour
fOrk. &C. ana VIII DE. opened In the presence OF
the bidders on the date and hour and at the place
apT4t Ist Lieut.. 42d U. s. Inf. C.s.
PROPOSALS FOR HAY
Hsadqnarters District Indian T,rrifoyy,)
OEos Chef QuaTteym1aer.
e. Fort Gibsoa. &. N. March y l3j8.t
sealed Pre- potsis in duplicatel viii be received
May "a. lssS, at which time bids will be @ pencil
Ior IN, nfshiDg to the United States Quartermas.
yer Department supplies, to be delivered as fol-
tort Gibson. G. NJ T., Goa tons Hay
Fort Arbuckle, &. N, T.. 700 ton5 Hay
or such quantity. Ii being more or less. a. the
4naIaei a sser may require on the day Of opening
Tho HMy to be cut on Public Domain het veen
he Ist oil July 1858. and the 10th day of S. eptem-
Der, 1873, hauled into the Fort and securely nut
condition IT Will be ubIect to tue ins pection ac-
cepnon or rejection Of he officer of the q M De-
on duty at the Post where the III ay is de
Hyered. d.
Payments to be made the last day Of July 1868,
Tor the quantity inspected and acce pied at th AT
time. and on completion OF the contract and ac-
ceptance OF the Hay. fpal payment will be made
Proposals will be received for all or any part of
the amount required, At either or both places
The requii ements and formalities usual in con
tractDg Tor Government supplies will be exacted
awarded I'D The present case
For further particulars apply at this Office.
BY authority Of Breyet MAJ Nj Bry ant, com
handing District, l. T. A. 8 KIMBALL,
Capt. 4 A. q. M, L. s. A.,
aIZ -td Chief q. NJ, Dist. / T,
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RY WILLIAM L. WALL & CO., Aucts.,
II Stores 3 and az
2 Southwest corner Pa. ave- and 9th street
PfRshProRY sALE og cnDF MEDICAL STORES

-.
dc., AT AUCTION -
mencins at 10 ocoeS Wa VII, a4Ti s4 18Th, som
Rooms, without reserve, the following Medical
"a cases Powdered Opium, in half. pound bottles,
Philadelphia Laboratory
a csses Powdered Ipecec, in half-pound bottles
Philadelphia Laboratory
"a cases Powdered Soc Aloss in half pound bottles
Philadelp phia Laboratory
5cases Chloroform, In half pound tin cans, Astoria
Laboratory
90 cases Ether Fortior, in half pound tin cans,
Astoria Laboratory
100 cases PulveriIed Rhubarb. in half. pound bot
ties. Philadelphia LaI oratory
10 cases Bermuda Arrow Root. in five-pound cans
LOO gross Quart Packing Bottles.
The above Goods can be seen tarae days before
the sale, and will have TO be removed within five
days from the day of sale
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
apl6-d WM l.. WALL CO., Aucts.
limited STATES JAIL, WASHINGTON d. Q.
Will be sold at O'Clock, on TUESDAY next.
april %, lsss) on the premises, to the highest
bioder. the Sorrel HORSE formerly used at the
United States Jail by the Warden.
ap23-td WIN II. HUESfIS, Warden.
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AUCTION SALES.
To.M0RROW W..


llY MARX EZEKIELs, Aoctionesr. =
u No. 3O1 Pa. avenue. bet. sth and 9th cts.
DOUBLE VEGETABLE STAND IN CRNrRR
MARKET FOR SALE.
On TUESDAY, April 9Sth. 1873. at 10 o. m. /. I
VIII sell that finely located Double stand In Cen.
tire Market, known ., Noe $40 and 81
IL MAkK EzEKIELS huct.
RYJ. T. COLDwELL 4 CO., Auc.ioneers,
u 5. W. Corner Penn. avenue and ~ street.
On TUESDAY MORNING, April 18th. 1t 10
click, shall sell in front Of our store lot Of
gooo Furniture. We name in part
T"epnty, py fsSr Dining Chairs, oak, Maple, and
Oak Extension Table, wardrobes
Walnut and ether Bedetesds and Was hssAnds
kep and Haircloth Parlor Chairs
Handeome w a.put Secretary and Bookcase, carve
Sottsge Furniture, Double and Single Mattresse
Hound Leaf, Teaeoy and Kitchen TAbles =, F..
hs.sleerator' Clocks, Engravings, Cradles, &c.
Il - 1T. 00LDwELL q co, Aucts.
RY N. X. WALSH 90, Auctioneers,
" No. ass Pennsylvania avenue
- -s Southeast corner Of 10th street.
LADIES PEHss AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS,
TUESDAY MORNING, April 18th. at 10 clock
we Will sell an assortment Of the above Goods
without reserve, the effects Of q small store.
A, o,...A ALSO,
summer Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing, Gents
Furnishing Goods.
In front Of store. at 10 o'clock, will be sold, q
general assortment of Bedroom and Kitchen Fur.
niture, Housekeeping Goods, Cook Stove, Crock
cry, &c. .rE
Housekeepers are invited to attend
IL M. &. WALSH q CO., Aucts.
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HgEEHTnG LOT on xlRMoNr
.gTfllT, At AUCTION.

,a ,a$,xltPsssppzyxSffaEoo ], ,t & \ A,rll 9th, :.
ss q isss sss .osss ssas:s :ss rss
nins bsck sbSut . fsst g Asssn.iSos alley. eos-
eeoi!omical lot for buiidins SurSosss T6is iot g
lccIted II the most bsAutiidl end 6skionebte Dart
O the Su isE Briysfe fesieeIcss. Iss view q on
impeeved public oQnare directly eouth, frspkljuf
eeestse Sasssl ana the Presidsnkp square within
IefDs0 ssae One third cash balance In six and
Twelve months, vith interest Couyeyaucins and
sp H.d&ds co0PER LArIMER Auess.
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EA4s EAS44ss FE9 lSsAhH.fSE y.
f%EfE Q siKtEF 1Ib kaobS istASD

TTWXlEIEhM TTXlIhQ SHIFT AID kHop1 ISLAND
Ss yIsss :! sssd q .Fs:s ssssiss Sess the ,:l
as s. Az r's;ss:i =. H'ss,
:h. 81: &: e. fs By 3 sod "a G 8 8 ds,ss SsSS
ep4 40 Osssu efequars SO having front oS .
feet sssr = ~ - FynnlrS easf -, let g 40 alley,
Rho1S Islapd avenue eed Q street. - '''
AleSnysSspf,3s az d rsyssds g ss:@.. e TIE pur-
one fhirt cash, residue In and q months. With
interest, tecursd BY Q eeeA oftrust
WI. d. HOWARD, rrustes
epAd COOPER LATIHER, Aucts.
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hD
Lake Station Colorado Territory...1 do
There l. notring positive as 10 the number of
roops Al eae poet the above is close 1t as we
The contracts will commence at all the posts July
tract VI commence August /, ISIS. Ali the con
tracts VIII expire June 20 1879, excepting Forts
haIher sId bays, where tLsy will terLlinate De-
The b, Fl TO be Of good uholesome. marIat.hla
quality with equal Proportions OF lore aud hinI
qssrters- trecks sbsnks, and kidney tallow to D..
81 the fourth vertebral int and the brea.i G
trimmed down. The -nanks Of the fore autrter.
Knee Joint and the h quasGs 2Sm S so3ss I the
inches shUye tho ganIbrel or hook Joint.
bach beef when dressed, must net at Least 40
The contractor will be required to furnish weigh,
ni-ssry ~
-. The place from which to issue the beef Will be
iuInlsh' By the G0yernment. as we'll as transpor-
t.ion for ne beef from the place of slaughter to
determined upon by the Commanding oiticer OF each
railroad Hill be required TO have on hand al tn
post a, les.t $40 bushels Of cora by the ist day Of
December; lsso, With which 70 feed his nerd =
PI.possls should state a. what price per pound
fLarned and Dodge;1
,u.u Lyon, Re. nOds and Garfsnd;l '.
sstabii.hsa sstG4e s tse END %aSf Of Ne
~ IN Is. On the smoky HiiI route to penver.l
together viii be let out tegethsr Persons who hid
ipq t%,sss ,ns, noose IN groups and are also vLl-
In addition 70 The shove there viii be. during the
sumner. SIX companies Of the ter IN csvairy a. or
Lear Fort Wallace, aud I've companies OF the sew
summer he will be FIVE com psnies at Fort n,t1e
Instead 81 four As above
Proposals viii also state at what price per pound
net, will b. furnished such number of cattle IaiI
steers, between four ami SIX years of ase in goS4
healthy condition, average ght OF loo pounds
anu none received under SD pounds the hoof,
may h- ilied for by the Commits ,ary OF Subssf
gH.th. tseh OF the posts named, during the above
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10y FITCH & FOX,
- Real E.tats Brokers and Auctionssrs.
Omce, corner 7th and y SITS opposite Post OH ce
IC. T. GRIFFITH, AuctioneerI
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EoR sAhx-e6 900 Extra Ohoive ResE s.
JBEFs &c &c, &c. The collection eomprfses
the newest snd best known Ia Europe and Amsri
N street nc2-eolm-
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ID > sfIats slsrke with J. y. Mcclure Oo.,D
6outhv60t corner Of pennsyiv ania ss,d llth
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DY COOPER LATIM1R. Auctioueers e.
ID (Lato Ulerks With y g. Mc0Uire Co
eouthvest corner Penn q avenue and Ilth streef
- Star Once Building. I -.
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STATES jail, WASHINGTON d.

RY COOPER LATIMER. Auctioneers
ID Late Clerks with Jas. G. Mcclure q Co
Southwest corner of Pennsylvanis avenue and 18th
street, Star Ufhce Building
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lAEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR.
-UNITED SITES -PATkNT pRFICl

ap 10 eosd. cOoPER s LaInER, s,sst A1ets
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A apis Tfss Si'f PihSR. aissil "
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R-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UN
til FRIDAY, Nay LIST, same hour and place
=. T. MORSELL. Trustee
ap2 COOPER d LATlMEB Aucts
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Extreme Case" Cured.

From Rev. ISAAC AIKEN, ARegSaHy, Pal
Joseph Fleming. Druggist,
No. 81 Market Street, Pittsburgh.
Sir, II take great pleasure in stating that af-
ter having suffered from Dyspepsia for about
fifteen years, at some periods much more than
others, | have been entirely cared by the use of
Goes Dyspepsia Cure. My friends know that of
late years my case has been an extreme one.
had great suffering from eating any kind of food
and on an average would vomit about one third
of my meals, in sour, indigestible mass When
the severe attacks would come, l would lose all
strength and be utterly helpless. Some of the
attacks would be so severe that for days togeth-
er would not retain anything on my stomach,
save little dry toast and tea. For years knew
not what 1t was TO pass five consecutive hours
without intense pain. From the time took the
first dose Of this medicine ceased vomiting -
gradually all soreness passed away, and flesh and
strength returned, and ever since have been
able to eat any kind Of food set upon the table.
Six months have now passed without any symp-
toms Of the return of the disease. My case was
considered by all, even physicians so marvellous,
that for time It was feared that it might be ie-
titiOus but / am now so well convinced, that |
have been not merely relieved but permanently
cured, that ] can conseienti0usly recommend
Goes Dyspepsia Cure TO all victims of dyspepsia
ISAAC AIKEN,
Late Pastor of the Beaver st. NJ E. Church,
Allegheny.
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MILTON SULLIVAN, George Sullivan, John
Ivl A. Sullivan, Minerva Sullivan, Fealden
Sullivan. Douglas Sullivan. Salinda Sullivan
Margaret Sullivan, and Emma Sullivan, all of the
county of Ringgold and the State of Iowa. will
take notice that their Guardian. William Foster
of the county Of jackson and State of Ohio did
on the 26th day Of August A. d., 1868, file his
petition in the Probate Court of said jackson
county, Ohio, against them, setting forth that
they are the owners Of the undivided $50 parts
of the following real estate situate In said county
of jackson and State of Ohio, and described as
follows
sixty-six acres, more or less, in the north half
of the north west quarter of section Seven,
township Nine, and of range Seventeen, being
all the lands lying on the west side of the Gal
lipolis road belonging to the estate of Andrew
Foster, late of said Jackson county, deceased,
and subject to. and eneumbered by, the life es.
tate of Nancy Foster, widow OF said decedent |;
the prayer of which petition is, to procure said
Court 10 order the sale of the interest Of said
wards In said real estate for their benefit.
The application therefor will be for hearing
by said Court on the 26th day OF September, A.
D., 1868, at TO- o'clock A. NJ, at which time an
order will be asked as prayed for in said petition
WILLIAM FOSTER, Guardian.
Sept 8, 1e6s--4w.
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RuMsEY RoAps q REEp, the LARGEST

RUMsEY ROADS g. 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 viii always find their
stock the largest and prices the lowest One OF
their firm remains East to give bis entire time in
watching the Markets aud in buying for them,
solely, and hence their stock Is always fresh and
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. Il, 81 IyJ
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Transfers Of Real Estate.
Farnisked IHsekiy By CHAs. RgoDEs ESQ, Record
erof Jdcksoa County

John McElhany 4 wife TO Henry Prce--1n Lot
bS In jamestown Addition 10 Jackson, $1,000
John +. Franklin g. wife 10 Geo. ". franklin
Quit claim TO 172 acres In Washingt on town
snip"''n.t. .......'...' SoOO
Geo. w. Franklin TO Jacob W. Franklln--Quit
claim to 172 acres In Washington tp...,.. $500
Star Furnace Co. to James Chestnut-Quit claim
to part Of Lots 80 aud 80 In Jack son .......Sl
James Chestnut g. wife to John W. Elis-Quit
claim TO same as above. e.....n,n.,......S1
John w. Ellis & wife to james Chestnut-War-
rantee to same as above.tu............$2 $4,000
james Chestnut & wife to Star Furnace Co..
Same as above. 10000
Knighton & Shephe rd to VIM. Jordan--40 acres
IN jackson tp".......,.,............ .sl42
Isaac Dempsey & wife to Samuel Dempsey
Quit claim to 70 acres in Milton tp. ..... $500
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Forepangh's Mammoth Menagerie
and Circus, at present the most sensational fea-
turs in this part Of the State of Ohio, will give
one OF its grand Exhibitions Ia jackson, Friday
Sept is.
This monster ahow, combining a vast Zoolog-
cal Institute, with that of grand Equestrian
Aggregation like the premonitory system of
coming events" casts its cumulative shadows
before, " and already the people find themselves,
by species Of magic Of which they can give no
just account, entirely enveloped with Its gor-
geousIy sombfe, but silver lined, adumbRtions
The fact that the biggest Menagerle and the
largest collection Of animals ever witnessed un-
der canvass in the United States coupled with
the most brilliant displays characteristic horse
manshlp, athletic and acrObatlc scenes ever con-
templated in the American arena, is sufficient to
convey to the minds even of the most unsOphls-
tcated, if not an approximate at least fair, es-
innate of the magnitude and intrinsic merits Of
Forepaugh's great aggregation. The fact is,
nothing like it has ever been seen on this cOntl-
nent There are twenty-five magnifcently dec
GRATED cages and dens, He'd with the choicest
ex arpts of living wild animals, beside the
herd of elephants, camels and dromedaries--the
finest specimens ever imported to America
When you add to these the "Car of the Con-
queren'' finished with solid carved work, and
illuminated with emerald and gold, at an actual
cost of ten thousand dollars, combined with the
equestrian cavalcOds, you have grand process.
sion Of solid wealth more than mile in lengthl
Remember the Mensgerie is entirely separate
and distinct from the Circus, though one ticket
admits to both departments. Every body and
his wife and children should 20 and see this
monater Exhibtiou
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Hollands German Tonic

q combination Of al he fagrsdieHts of hS Bate,s
tgih PURE Santa Cruz Rum, Orange, &C. n fs used
for the same diseoses as he BtrS IN uiSre soHs
pure alcoholic siElU % required you iDiH bsgT ~
mind Hat these remedies entirely different fr0Hs
anu others ddrsrfssd for Ae ctre Of e ditsdSss naseA
these being sciette preparations Of Medicinal ssTas
tghfle ne others are mSfs deoOcti0ns of IN sORS
form. The TONIC is dAtdsdly one Of H,s most pteds
sdia and agreeable remedies erer offered to he pUb4
Its taste Is eEQuiss H6 pleasure n take H. 1chs 10
egving ezAilarotiHg, and naedieRal qualities huuss
OdsSsd Il % bs k'sOtgH az tt greatest u al tSfeA
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Hollands German Bittsrs

is entirely vegetable, and contains No
liquor u Is a compound OF FIuld Exs
tracts. The Roots, Herbs. and BaFkS
from which these extracts are made
HHEe HHT tss gsthSFsSdi h%eSdi CsTIPany; TTrsT!y:
are extracted from them by
a scie ntf Bc ~ chemist. These
extracts are then forwarded to this
country 10 be used expressly for the
manufacture Ofthese Bitters. There iS
no alcoholic substance of any kind used
in eOmpOundiDg the Bitters, hence 10 Sc
the only BitteFs that ean be used In
cases where alcoholic stimulsRts apl
not advisable.
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A G E N rs W AN TIE D!
Something for the Hourl
MARsHAbL's LINE ENGRAVED PORTRAIT or
GENERAL y. s. GRANT

is pronounced perfect likeness of the General
in his best expression. As a work Of art it is
immeasurhbly superior to all others. Mrs Grant
says of it; II am delighted with your splendid
engraving Of my husband. As likeness, do
not think 1t could be better" Senator Sumner
pronounces It "a rare and finished work, excel
lent as a likeness" Mr.. Bryant saysi ut is
really noble specimen of the art of engraving,
and appears TO me to give the character Of the
original more perfectly than any engraving
which ! have seen," The Cincinnati Gazette
says "The subject of the picture and It's intrin-
sic merits will gain for 1t very extensive cir
cuation." The Cincinnati Commercial says =
1T Is great deal the best likeness we have ever
seen of the General-glving his quiet, serious,
resoute face better even than it is done ina pho
tograph II is work of art so excellent of
subject so distinguished, that we are at pains TO
give 1t this eommendatlon."
This inimitable portrait is sold only by agents,
and is now ready
Agents wanted In every town and village.
Address ZElGLER, MCCURDY Il CO.,
III West Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Aug. 13, 6S-4m
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T. ]. PuRsElL & Co., Importers and
Dealers in QURENswARE and GLASSWARE,
Portsmouth, Ohio, call attention Of Jackson
county merchants to their large and well selected
stock which they are offering at greatly re-
duced prices. feb 6--6
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"a Great Blessing"

From Rev. L. r. WARD, Al ron, Lorraine Co.. 0. !
Messrs Strong & Armstrong,
Druggists, Cleveland. o.
GeHtlemeR.- 1t gives me great pleasure to state
that my wife has derived great benefit from the
use of Goes Dyspepsia Cnre She has been for
a number Of years greatly troubled with Dyspep-
sia, accompanied with violent proxysms Of Con-
stipation. which so prostrated her Chat she was
all the while, for months, unable to do . thing.
She took, at yOur instance Goes Dyspepsia Cure,
and hos derived GREAT BENEFIT FROM 1T,
and is now comparatively well. She regards
this'medicine as great blessing. Truly yours,
Jan 18th, 1858. L. F. WARD.
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The following are the proceedings in
the Probate Court of jackson county for the week
ending on Saturday last,
MARRIAuE LICENSES,
VIM. RaglOnd and Maria Waller.
Robert W. Walker and 0ctavIa Jones.
James l. Vance and Sarah Hutton.
John Marker and Emene Hickman.
James Sherman and Nancy J. Nash,
Henry Crabtree and Susanna Cluar.
Francis NJ. Dawes and Mary j. Ingalls,.
MISCELLANEOUS
State of Ohio VS.. Nick Yeager. Assault and
Batter RecognlEance forfeited, respite set
aside &c.
State Of Ohio VS.. Jasper Long. Assault and
Battery. Continued.
State of Ohio VS.. John P. Reed, Assault and
Battery Continued on application of defendan mt.
Stafford Rowell VS.. A, L. & WIN. Stroud. Dis
missed at plaintiffs cost,
George W. Quickle appointed administrator
of John Quickle deceased. Bond $40O
Handy Barton appointed guardian Of VIM. A.
and Drusia Qulckle, minors. Bond 81, 900,
Two accounts filed.
Ten accounts settled.
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MoRE ABouT THE BooK-SToRE. MIR
Leonard Rockwell, at the Jackson Book Store,
across the street from the Standard Office, Is
beginning to do large business. In addition to
all kinds ofboOks, stationery &C., he keeps pie
lures, and viii frame pictures TO order. Give
him call.
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on last SatnrdaY SMIrH

ON last Saturday SMITH, of the Ports
mouth Tribune, called upon us. Smith is all
right, with one exception, He is one of the
best editors in Southern Ohio, and jolly good
fellow besides. But heis bachelor All Smith,
remember Jimmy Buchanan II he had not
been bachelor, there would have been no war,
aud no debt, aud no taxes Remember how he
fell, and take warning.
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MEDicAL NoncE.-Dr. Cone may be

MEDICAL NoflCE.-Ir' Zone may De
consulted as follows;
In HAmDKN, at the jackson House, on Thurs
days and Fridays, May II and % June % and
20 July 30 and 81 Sept. B and 4; Oct. and
8 Nov u and 10; Dec. II and II.
In JACKSON, at the Isham House, on Saturdays
and Sundays. May 20 and "a June "a and 2S (;
August aud 2 Sept 8 and 6; Oct. 10 and II I;
Nov. IA and 10; Dee. 10 and 20.
DIR. Cone cures Laryngltls Bronchitis Asthma,
scrofula Enlarged Tonss, 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 1t to their interest to
consult him, as he charges nothing for an exam
ination. Cash for medicines.
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Orange Furnace Store always keeps
on hand all kinds of goods, for both town and
country.
At this store is also bought all kinds Of pro-
duce, and fair price paid in goods. That is a
good place to buy or sell. Next door below the
Bank,
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THE examination of school teachers
last week was most satisfactory. The examine
ton lasted four days. There were sixteen ap-
plicants. At the close Of Che examination they
all voted to have The quarterly examinations
continued.
The examiners will look over the papers this
week, and in our next we will give the names of
those who received certificates.
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TOSEPH WHALEY, executor of Abner Wha-
J ley, jackson Gillfland, administrator Of Ma
than Giililand Benjamin Branscomb admins
traitor of Hezekiah Shepard Thomas Graham,
administrator Of Joseph Graham Mary Erwin,
Administrative of Robert Erwin J. ii. Bum,
guardian of Winfield and Faulkner Mercer =
Isaac j. White, guardian Of his childreni and
ZilDha salmons, guardian of her children have
fled their accounts for settlement In the Probate
Court of jackson County, Ohio, and the same
will be for hearing on the Both day Of September,
A. d., 1868. ,,
Sept g. '6s-sw Probate Judge.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-09-10

WE call attention to the advertise
ment of Devon 4 Co., in another column, the
'.old reliable" house in the millinery trade hav-
ing been established about quarter Of Centu-
ry. They keep pace with the fashions, and can
give satisfaction 10 parties wishing anything ~
their line.