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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1868-05-21

1
ben unb Der 3rieb Su lsrnen uup lid
ausjutilpen ni6t In ibm sewObnt b1t.
te. Mter pom S6lcGe lisb ibn Der III.
te niht, unb er fcnnis nur pas lernen
'poiu sr i'm ShlcGe @eIe9enteit ianp
hno ba3u mubte er yepientenpienlts lei.
item nnb Der fcrtpGbrenpe 0ssenltant
reS empOreneRen @ibbanplunssn bee
IIten lein, Der nlls feline lble6te 9aune
unp ScSbrit AM msilten an Dem Stna.
ben auslieB aud nod an Dem j,Hnssn
Wanne. Gr mare ais Snabe sspulpst
nm Ieiner Wiutter millen; lie wGre aus
benz SdlcTe seiast wcrpen, wie feline
1ante. sic farb Dor Gram. Or
mubte jebt bulpen, NEIL er nidts &c.
lernt bate, wopurh er lih cine antere
Griten,in Der sDeIt bate psrl6affsn
fonnen, unp neil sesen ben Onfel
une Scrmunp ft 9fiemanp isiner
dnnabm. Die 5rau BON Sranp unb
ibr @ann fcnnten es niAt. Der
pcrmunpldaitlihe 0eri6tsbof unIere
@erihte, 6err pOli,eiratb, 1sben su
einem tcten Qffilier unseiibr wis sine
Scmpasnie Scioaten gu ibrsm Saupt
manne. Der iunse Yaul....&..."
Der altere 6:rr - gcliseiratb bate
Der Siinsers ben Ssrrn i'm braunen lie.
berrpde genannt - unterbra6 ben Ct
Slbler.
npaul, beibtrr
npaul pcn Sartenitein! Salt 9bnen
Der giame auf?"
ugr5ablen sic weiter."
Der iunse Serr fubr fort:
Der iun9e paul son Sartcnt,in
mubte aui Sartenltein blsiben, mubte
ipeiter bulpen unp fh 5rpf bel leiner
2ante uden, bic IN einem bena6barten
StdptAen wo9nt, unp ber ss nibt teTer
9tns ais ibm, unb bann ireili4 aud in
pem @eeanten, oab Der alte S6uit ni6t
ewis lsten f5nne, unb bab er bann
5err auf 5artenitein iei.
Der alts Sbsrf mar unpcrbeirattet
sebleben; aus 9ei,, pie bic 9eute 1aas
ten. Die 9artentein'iben @iitsr limb
6ipeiepmmib. 9tab Dem Spoe pes
Obsrlten mubten ie an ben 9tefsn fal.
len.
nOa tritt in Der porisen Na6t cine
&ataitrapbe elm.
Der allte 1T Ihpn felt einisen Wcs
natsn franf. Gin bGier 6ulten 5ebrt ion
aui. Seit aht Ga9en III es l6limmer
nit iDm sewprren. Seine eeute seben
ibn auf. Ginen arSt 3iebt Der 0ei,bals
niat gu. gr ldsint GG auh IslbR aui.
Seseten gu baten, unp in 5clge beien
lbeint in isinem Snnern sine sissns
tDiimlide 8esuns entfanpen gu iein.
,Gr mar niht Ssrbeiratbet, tpie ib
Iaste. Sasesen bat er ais Sauptmann
in einem SerbaltniEe 3u elmer semsinen
Beibspericn sefanben, bic @arfetsnbs-
rim Oper 8ilherin bsi lsinsr Sompas-
ME sepelen mar. sic Batte ibm einen
Subn sebOrsn.
,,@luttsr unp Sobn erIAisusn seitern
albenO auf einmal i'm SdloTe.
Der allts bate Fe beimlit bsrbe-
ileat.
uBie ie pa inb, sitt er leinem alten
8ammerpiensr ben 9efebl, ben 9farrer
aus bem DorIe berbei,ubolen. Gr nil
Ii6 nit benz Be6e trauen laKen, ibren
Subn ais Iein burh bic nadfclsenpe
gbe lesitimes 8ino anertsnnsn, ibm 70 |
BEN 5ipeiecmmibbefb Der Sitter fdern,
Ieinen NeHen bierpcn ausihlieben.
y@ar es bic slnerfennuns elmer
pHiht sesen Iein 8inp, bic in Der gbs
nuns pss nabenben 3opes iiter i'm se~
fcmmsn mar z Bar es 9psbeit pper
pap sesen feline Serwanoten, bic i'm
aud In Der Sopesfunce niAt perlieb9
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1868-05-21
Ser Mai.

Gs Ii6rlt auf's neu'
Der frCbIibe Wiai
5n buntem, fslilibrm aleibr;
Bon Spbsn unO abal
1pnt ilterdll
Die iabe Stimme brr 5reupe.
9n 9Eieien umb Slur
G'isbt inns bic Naiur
Die ibSnifen 9Iumsn Su phiidsn;
Crum mill i'd gum 1ans
Olit einrm aranB
Die blpnesn Saars mir ldmiidrn.
Tod lpli' i'd ni9t Den,
Ter 9lIles 10 idSn
Grl6uf crit brilritis rrbstsn?
Dur1 Subrlseians
y'rril ibn mrin Tanf,
Gp9 mebr-msin film iiises Qften!
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1868-05-21
POcJic.
(slus benz Columbus ,gBsfbptsn.D
9as crite &eilden.
bon
Gmil War SnIeIba6.


Wis bic ianftrn 5riib bIinspsbfn
Sauhten tpietrr burb bic WrIt
300 Elm iunses, IbSnrs Wab1rn
glus ins neu srpa6te Stlt.
Sisf Yfrtprscn untsrm G'rais
Sie has rrite geilbfn lltbt,
OaS I'M S6attsn bObsr SaImg
Gtnlam unb Serbrsen bllbt.
S6nrll Ie tiidt Id, ss su pfiitsn.
Stfdt's in ibrrn Sulsn sin
Dpb i'm Strabl brr bsiBsn COME
gSeIft su balb has 9liimslsin.
slas bsr AucIls ibrsr sluoen,
Stilrit bic beige 3branrn1uib,
NiGis fam bisisn S5rcm pnisssn
aiblsn ibrer @anse 8luib.
DOb lag mir, msin iunsss Mai den,
gSarnm Dir bic Wanse sliibts
sI6 i'd irbe, aud tsin Ysilteu
81 sebIiben unp psrblilbt.
Dsins erlts Spfnunssbliiibs
sBar BON rcbr Sanp ssfnidt
slIS lls faum i'm Sussno 6rHbIina
@ptteS ei9t bsr gBelt srbIidt.
sluf tr sriinen 6lur trs SsrStns
Slilbt has SriIdsn-5beaI,
Tod rs pslft, iprnn mir ss rsibrn
slus pem beimaibIiten 3bal.
Oft bic Slume, bic i'm Gope
SfIblf nod i6Un unb IitbIit it,
yin WsiiibI erpsdt i'm Sspen
Oas pcbl i9Iaft bod iirtst nitt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1868-05-21

n Cine @nsabl Rsssr, pirtsi pcr lssten @abl
am IL. unb 10. sIpril in IpnrOs, ga., tas bee
mcfratiiSs 2idet limmtsn, nc ppn ibrsn ruti-
fallen Stammssssnclien in esu Sann sstban
uno nit Grmprbuns bsrrsbt wcrbsn. &abiiale
GoIsrana!
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1868-05-21

Sn gistp gUrf llnb stpa 5000 slrtritsr prn
srf3isbsnsn @sitaftsn, fir sins eOtnsrbSpar Q
spn Sc Gents per Gas ausseiianssn
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1868-05-21

ess esitnams mar nod utris. Die Sdid-
prn&'ssn parsn balb tcSt: bic Ginssburensn
flsiesisn Ilt, satsn ibnen glabruns unb brad.
ten lls na9 5amaiapa, mo ils untsr ben Sdus
bss SaItans ssiisat tpurbsn.
Yin Ssrt6t iltsr bic sau,e slnsslsssnbsit
wurbe an bas Winiterium ssri1tet.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1868-05-21
Die
YsnniBlbniibc Staats,eitnns,
Ssrausgrgeten Won

SernhS9e9fpfn Won
Spb. 6core Nipper,
ri&tiut ietsn 6rnncrltaa, anb fclst S2.OO
per 9abr, sabltar innsrbalb tesSabres, unp
-. 80 nab Grrlub rsS 9abrSan9s.
Ginselne Grrmparsn, S GcntS per Stiid.
Seine Subluipticnsn pertsn fir psnisrr
ais feds Wpnoien ansenpmmen aud fam
Wirnanp has Slatt atbsilelsn, bis alls 8ud,
n1nbf besabIt ilnt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1868-05-21
Suite itnD &appem
Gmporinm J.
e. s.. &innarD>

z. s.. &innarb,
Ill Marft Strabs, 9arrisburs, ga.
bsna6ribtist isins 8rsunbe unb bas publyum
iibsrtaapt, bab sr isBt cine srrbs unb sIssants
Muspabl BON
3iiten, Gappen & Tur6ans
fiir Wdnner, 8naben unb &inber
spn jsber @rDBs uub SualitSt auf Sanb bat,
psI9f er gu ben billi9tsn prsilsn perfauit.
GtsnlO aud papisr~ Rrdsen,
pbclrIals unb retail.
I'm feline Jrsunpe i'm ptersn Gnte tsr StaSt
su aeromceirsn, bat or sinsn
Suts uab Sappens Stprc,
Gfe Der Oritten unp Sroap Strabe,
rem neusn MarftbauIe ssssuiiter,
srDifnst. Gas publifum lit irsunbliblf Gin.
grlapsn lsine Waarsn su priifsn, ebe lie an-
terswO fauitn. -. ainnarb.
Sarrisburg, Mai 7.-4t.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1868-05-21
Go6(en, Ho6(cn !

Mus ben beaen unb pppullrfen &Oblen.
tninen tn 9ennlplpanien.
8bers, &aber & g.,
finb feet bersit aobIsn aus ben folasnbsn Sob.
lenmnen bel Der 5onne lupobl ais aud bel Der
S@iHslabuns au Iisfsrn;
@ilfesb barre, 2Dfens=
NalleD unb &prberrD
son ieper 0r6be.
pDfrs, Raber 4 60.
fnb bic allsinissaassntsn In Der SiaSt Sar.
risburs fir ben wtrfauf tsr ecrberry apbIsn.
&cblen werpen mad irsenp einem
Ibeile Der Staot selieiert.
Sffieen.
Die Sauptoffss i'm SlsinSsrfauf (retail) III
In Der @bcsnut Shabe, swilGsn Der gisrtsn
uno Meaepp Zane.
Die Office i'm @robpsrfauf (wholesale) IN
an rer Gde per 0ifrten ilnp Gbssnut Giraffe,
eessnIber 9iOumfurt's 9adsrei.
Sarristura, @pril 80, tS6S.-3m.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1868-05-21

Ius ben beilen unb pppuldrlten &Oblsn.
riinen In 9ennlplpanen.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1868-05-21

unb Spplanp's German Scnie.
Die src6sn Srilmiiiel fir alIs aranfteirn her
Seber bss .M agens pper Der
Serb SsSraane.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-01-30
FANCY TuE DlsMAY ,ohich wouA oy1.

FANCY THE DBMAY iOhich g0uld pre-
rail IN hOus0uds Of IfoUisholds II II should be sud
denly announced throughout the United States
Canadas, the West Indies and Spanish America
that no more HosTETTER's BITTERs would be
manufactured, and that henceforth the Grand
Specific FIR Dypepsia, and preventive Of all NAL
arious diseases would be lost 10 NE soorLH The
bilious, the feeble the despondent the traveller,
the yoyager, the miner, the sedentary student
the settler on the frontier Of Civilizations the
toller, cooped up in crowded city tenements; the
conyalescent, needing an inyigorant; the SILVER
ing victim Of ague, and the nervous Of both sexes
everywhere, would learn, with grief, too deep for
words, that the most celebrated corrective, in
vlgorant and Alternative Of the age had been blot
ted out OF existence As PREPARATORY ANTI
DoTE to epidemic disease, genial stimulant a
promo ten Of constitutional yigor, on appetizer,
stomachic, and remedy for nervous debility
no medicinal preparation has ever attained the
reputation of fHosTETTER's BITTERs. It is
the HOUSEHOLD TONIC of the AMERICAN PEOPLE
has been SO for twenty years, and In all probabiI-
ity will be so for centuries to come. The mag
mates of Science recognize its merits; and that
1t is emphatically the medicine of the masses is
proved by its vast and ever increasing sales.
Jan 2, 1S6S-1m.
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LITERARY NorrcEs.-We have reoeiv-

LITERARY NoTICEs. s.-We have receiv-
ed Arthurs Magazine, Godey's Ladies' Book and
the Ladies' Friend for February. All good
numbers
We have received the first and second numbers
of The Mystic Temple, work published in the
interests Of Masonry. 1t is valuable work for
Masons Published by the Frateral Publishing
Company, Of New York, at two dollars per
year. 1t published weekly.
We have received the first number Of o monthly
paper published at Pomeroy, Ohio, called the
Ladies' Garland Price s1.OO per year. NJ. w.
Strider Edtress.
The Old Guard, the great rebel Magazine has
been received for February. We have marked
some articles, part of which we intend to pub
lish hereafter. Van Evrle, Horton & Co., New
York. $500 per year.
We have received the January number of the
Northern Monthly, published at New York, at
$500 per year. 1t Is 3 magazine of General
Literature, and contains many good things. 1t
has violent article against Charles Dickens.
This is like firing pop-guu at the sun. Charles
Dickens told the plain truth about this county,
and all honest men must admit 1t, and the works
of ickens are more universally read and ad-
mired than those of any other living author.
Our Young Folks for February Is received. 1t
Is always interesting Tlcknor q Fields, Boston.
S2,00per year.
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AND STILL ANOTHER FURNAcr.-Tbe

AND STILL ANOTHER FURNACE. There
are now two stone coal furnaces at jackson, and
another will soon be commenced. That will be
three. Then there is a foundry, and there ought
to be rolling mill. There must be another
foundry and several more furnaces, to supply
Graham with stoves. he is selling large guam
titles of stoves, and any amount of tinware. He
is also manufacturing tinware in large quantities
and as soon as the weather will permit will put
up spouting roofing &c. Heis doing splendid
business Call on him, opposite Miller's Drug
Store. You will find Milton Reasoner there to
attend to YOU
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CoURT OF COMMON PLEAS. The next

Court OF COMMON PLEAS. The next
Term of the Court of Common Pleas for Jackson
county will commence on the 25th of February.
We are indebted to Sheriff Wilson for the follow.
ing list of Grand Jurors drawn George Mont.
gomery, VIM. Cunningham. A. ]. Giland,
James E. Lackey, James Patrick, Robert H.
jones' Job McMillen, Gabriel Evans, Robert G.
Benson, Granville McKinnis, George W. Brown,
John B. Jones' William Horton, sen., Samuel
McClung and Thomas H. Vaughn.
Petit Jury: Handy Barton, Samuel L. Hull,
Stephen B. Dixon, Williamson scurlock, John J
c. Evans, Charles Smith, Humphrey Roberts,
Grimsley Poor, VIM. Wortanbee, Abraham John
son, Ezekiel Inman and VIM. Cutter.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-01-30

RUMsEr ROADS & REED, the largest
Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods and Notions, of
Pertsmouth 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 win 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 and
always first supplied with the newest goods
They operate largely, do business on the princi-
pie of the smallest pronts and practice the spirit
of liberal accommodation. NOV. IA, '67 1yl
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To COnsumptiYes.

The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON will send
Qree of CHARGE to all who desire 1t, the pre-
scription with the directions for making and
useing the simple remedy by which he was cured
Of lung affection and that dread disease Con-
sumption. His only object Is to benefit the af-
aicted, and he hopes every sufferer win try this
prescription, as 1t will cost them nothing, and
may prove blessing. Please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. 165 South Second St., Willlamsburgh, NY.
Sept, 81 old adv May 9, ,'G7-1yl
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THE following new advertisements

The following new advertisements
VIII be found In the STANDARD this week;
EgPlastic Slate Roof-Peirce, Allston & 90.
EEHouss and Lands for Rent--John M. Smith
EzrMules for Sale-M McKinnis.
E9-Land Redemption-L. A. Atkinson, Auditor.
g-Notice-Julia E. Dove.
EE-Partition Notices. A. Shockey.
EN-Notice-L. Cremeens.
Eg-SherifFs Sales tevenson vs. McCarley
Ohio VS.. Mclaughlin Ct al.
(" -Haysvs. Maloney.
Trip VS.. Tennis
Eg-Notice--J. H. Wilson, Sheriff.
EaNew Firm Baldridge & Grassland.
eT-Teachers Wanted-Z. Nee. s. Co.
Eg-Road Notice-PetitiOners.
ETAyers Medicines. c. Aver g. Co.
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We attended Quarterly Meeting at

We attended Quarterly Meeting at
the M. e. Church on last Saturday and Sunday,
The Congregation was very large on Sunday and
Sunday night. At night the people in attend
ancs could not near all get into the room. We
think our Methodist friends will soon see the
absolute necessity of finishing the fine large
upper room in their church.
The quarterly report showed that nine persons
had united with the church by certificate, and
twelve on probation. Two had died, and one
dismissed on certificate.
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HARDwARE.-A few days ago we
needed some nails, hinges, and other art icles in
the hardware line, and going into Orange Fur
mace Store to get them, we were surprised to see
so large stock, such variety, and such cheap
ness in this kind Of goods. This establishment
occupies two large rooms, next door below the
Bank, one of which is filled with hardware, gro
cerles &C., and the other with dry goods. 1t is
a big thing, when taken together. That is the
place to buy your hardware, as well as dry goods.
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GEN. SAMUEL THOMAS of GAINESVILLE
called on us on l asst Saturday morning. We had
not seen the General since he left keystone Fur
mace to go into the army, in the summer of 1861.
He went in as Lieutenant Of Co. Z, 9th Regi-
ment, and came out as gader-General. He
was long time Commissioner of Freedmen for
and served in the Bureau at Wash
ington City for time. He is now engaged in
the iron business at GAINESVILLE.
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Errors of Youth.

gentleman who suffered for years from Ner-
vous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the eff
fects of youthful ndiscretion, will, for the sake
of suffering humanity, send free to all who need
it, the recipe and directions for making the simple
remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers wish
ing to profit by the advertisers experience, can
do so by addressing, in perfect confidence
JOHN B. OGDEN,
May 9, '67.-y AZ Cedar ST., N. Y.
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Information.

Information guaranteed to produce luxuriant
growth of hair upon bald head Or beardess face,
also recipe for the removal of Pimples, BlOtch-
es Eruptions, etc., on the skin, leaving the same
soft, clear, and beautiful, can be obtained with
out charge by addressing
THOs. F. CHAPMAN, CHEMIST,
1923 Broadway, New York.
Sept ~ fold adv. May 8, ,'67-1y.
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LAST week some person broke into
the store of Isaiah Case, in jackson township.
and stole goods to the amount of nearly one
hundred dollars. A warrant was issued by ESQ.
Winfough and a man charged with the crime
was arrested by constable John Swanson, but he
managed to make his escape,
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MEDICAL NorIcE.-Dr. E. Cone may

MEDICAL NoTICE.-Dr. E. Cone may
be consulted as follows:
In HAMDEN at the Jackson House, on Mondays,
September 80 November 4 December Q; Jan
uary ID February III March 2S; April "a,
In JACKSON, at the Isham House, on Tuesdays,
October 1 November 5; December 10, January
IA; February 1S March "a April %.
All sick persons would do well to consult Dr.
Cone, as he charges nothing for consultation; and
bis success in this community, during five years
practice Is guarantee Of his skill in the treatment
of all varieties of diseases But do not defer your
application until your disease is incurable.
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a CARD.-I take this method Of in
forming my clients that during my absence at
Columbus, all the business of the Office will be
attended to by my partner. And all persons In
debted ONE are authorized to pay him.
Iwill be at home about every three weeks.
Jan. .968-4w. LEVI DUNCAN.
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SPREADING Our. -Baldridge & Cross
land have taken in partner and now the busl-
ness will be conducted in the name of Bald
ridge, Grassland & Co. No one who does not
see for himself, would believe what vast amount
of business Is done by this firm in tho clothing
business.
Call at their rooms, just across the street from
the Standard Office, and see the sights.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-01-30

FAsHIoN's PLATFORM. One perfume,
pure, refreshing and imperishOble, and that per-
fume PhalOnS might Blooming Cereus.' This
is the platform on this side of the Atlantic, and
all the people say amen Jersey City Times.
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ALMANAcs.-- DR. I. 7. Monahan
desires us to say that he has an Almanac for every
man In jackson county who will call for it.
Every denomination, and every political party
can be suited. Call and get one.
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TIE THREE RED PosTs.-This is one
of the most noted places in jackson. Itison
Broadway Street, near the entrance TO the Court
Room. At that place Samuel saylor holds forth,
and sells clocks, watches, rings pins, and every
thing in the line of jewelry and time pieces. He
also repairs everything in this line Give him
call
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CnrsrrRv1LLr. On1o. Jan. 21. 186s

CHEsTERvILLE, ONO, Jan. 81, 1868.
Bro. MAoKLEY We are happy to be able to
report success in the Temperance cause. Since
my last communication, have lectured in Card
ingtoD, Ashley, Mount Gilead, and in this place.
have organized Lodges of Good Templars In
all the above named places, and now engaged
in organizing one here. We Wegenerally have large
congregations, aud find persons at every place
ready to take hold of the Temperance cause in
earnest but not unfrequently do we find those
whoare enlisted in support of King Alcohol, and
sometimes, strange as it may seem, our cOldest
reception comes from members of the church
and ministers of the Gospel. Why is it Bro.
Mackley, that popular sentiment in all great and
moral reforms must SO often precede the church
and pulpit? We trusta brighter day is dawnlng
upon our country for the Temperance cause'
We must have reformation, or ruin is our doom.
1t is surprising to find the amount of alcoholic
liquors sold and used in the country.
We find that the subject ofan lnebriate Asylum
In this State meets with general appreciation,
and we hope soon to see such humane nstitu-
tlon rising up in this State.
Yours for the Great Temperance Reform.
AMERICAN EAGLE"
This Is the name they have christened me with
in this part Of the State. T.J. DowSEY.
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NoToE.-All persons knowing them
selves indebted to US either BY note or book ac-
count, will please call and settle Immediately, as
wewant to close up our business at once.
Jan. 9, 1S6s-2m BUM, CAvETr g. BUM.
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J. +. lowell, Portsmouth, Ohio, Of
fsrS to the Merchants and Furnacemen of jackson
county asupehor stock of Dry Goods & Notions,
on terms the most favorable. Lyl
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The Healing Pool.
AND HOUSE oF MERCY.

AND HOUSE OF MERCY.
Hoteard Association Reports for YOUNG MEN,
on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the ERRORS,
ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy the man.
ly powers, and create impcdlments to MAR
RAGE, with sure means of relief Sent in seal
ed letter envelopes, free of charge. Address DR..
]. SKILLlN H0UGHTON, Howard Association,
Philadelphia, Pa. June G. '67-y
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smru,s Mercantile Colleae. PORTS

SMrH's Mercantile College, Ports
mouth, Ohio. prepares young men for the duties
Of the Counting Room, by teaching them Prac H.
cal BoOk Keeping, Business Arithnetic, and Pen
maHshp. Permanently located. Open day and
evening. Scholars can enter at any time, and re-
ceive a thorough education, that will fit them for
every kind of business in after life. Send for
Circular. Address E. W. SMITH, Principal.
August %, 1867.-6m
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LOCAL MATTERS.

ADVERTISEMENTS for insertion in the
STANDARD, must be handed In by noon on Tues
day each week, as the paper is made up on Tues
day evening.
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Hon. LEVI DUNCAN will please aC-
cept our thanks for copy of the semi-Annual
Report Of the Commissioners Of the Sinking
Fund.
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Notice to Teachers.

The Board of School Examiners for Jac kson
county, Ohio, viii hereafter meet at Jackson C.
H., Ohie, on the first Monday of every month,
and the third Monday of March, April, May,
August, September and October, until 9th erwisc
ordered Applicants are required TO furnl sh sat-
and they will consult their own interest by being
In attendance plnctually at 10 clock, A. d., on
these days. Each applicant win be required by
law to pay the sum Of fifty cents each exafnlna.
tion. BY order Of B. of 5. K. jackson Co. Ohio
Aug22, EFT JOHN G. sTEvENNON. Clerk.
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In Bankruptcy.

Southern District Of Ohio So
At Jackson in the County Of Jackson and State
of Ohio.
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his ap
pointment as Assignee of Henry @. Hale Of
Jackson in the county Of jackson and State of
Ohio, within said District, who has been adjudged
a Bankrupt on his own Petition, by the District
Court of said District -
JAMES w. L0NGB0N
Assignee Of Henry G. Hale.
Jan. 16 '68-Sw.