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You may be Too Late.

Be warned in time. Disease like Indigestion
and Dyspepsia are not to be trlned with. There
Is such thing as being too late in these matters.
inflammation, or scirrhus Cancer or some other
dangerous disease may ensue, when all restorA-
tives, no matter how potent would be Intellectual
Do not delay then. When the symptoms Of
Dyspepsia are first experienced resort at once to
the great res torative medicine, H0STETTERS
STOMACH BITTERs, and you win be safe.
But few disorders involve greater suffering and,
if not in itself Immediately dangerous, 1t Is the
source of many deadly maladies. Even If 1t did
not tend to greater evil, the mental and physca
misery it produces is alone sufficient reasons
why no pains should be spared to prevent or cure
it, In no country on the face of the globe lei It 30
completely domesticated as in our own, where it
is found in nearly every household. HOSTEL
TER's STOMACH BITTERs are universally
conceded to be the sovereign remedy for this
ann owing disease, as they act directly upon the
digestive organs, correct aud tone the stomach,
and give renewed vitality to the system. Acting
delightfully."- upon the nerves and soothing the
brain. renders them efflcaelOus as q mental medi-
cine, as we'll as a genial stomachic II taken as
a preventative, they will be found particularly
well suited 10 the diseases arising from the un-
healthy season of autumn, and their use will
prevent the creeping, unpleasant sensation often
complained of when the chills are stealing slowly
upon the patient.
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EARLT MARRIAGES IN JACKSON CoUN-
1885, .--Leonard 8. Townsend and Elizabeth
Ann SadlOr, Oct. 1st, by Robertson Townsend,
Minister.
John WinterGnd Ann Grout, Oct. 9th, by John
Reed, ]. P.
John Slater and Elizabeth Jones, Oct. 22d, by
John Reed j. P. 4
Amos Woodard and Eunice Ligeer, Oct. 18TH
by John Stnson, j. P.
Mathew Conner and Melissa Hess, Oct, 10th,
by VIM. Conner, J. 2.
Henry Cassel and Cynthia swepston, Nov.5th,
by T. W. Leach, j. P.
Daniel Peny and lsusan Flowers, Oct. 18th,by
Vincent Southard, j. P.
John Crow and Dorcas Calr, Nov 9th, by
John Reed, J. P,
William Wingate and Sarah Moore, Nov. Sd,
by VIM. Conner, j, P,
Aaron Hill and Malpda Vernon, Nov. 9th, by
by Jonathan Brine, Minister.
George B. Walterhouse and Letitia Boggs,
Nov. 5th. by Thomas Richardson, Minister
Ezekiel Boggs and Elizabeth Mercer, Nov. 18th,
by Michael Mccoy, UP tt.It|
VIM Wyatt and Elizabeth CoEad, Nov. 14th,
by Solomon Redfearn, j. P,
Fendal Hall and Mary Moley, Nov 18th, by
Allen Rice, ]. 2. gtta
Samuel Dempsey and Elizabeth Sell, Nov.
Goth, by 7. w. Leach. J. P.
Eli Neff and Obedience Carter, Dec. Sd, by
Michael Mccoy, j. P.
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An AsTLBILIous spEcIrIc

This is the season Of the year when there Is
great danger Of the liver's tending to diseased
action. It lie the lhrgest gland in the body, And
10 liable to number Of diseases. Now then Is
the time TO use a protective medication like
hIsHLERs HERB BfTTER's, 80 as to check
at once any such course. This advice ls founded
on experience, and is easily followed. The Bit
~rs |" the most successful ambitious specific
exAnI, and is highly indorsed by medical Etn-
tlemen for bilious epldemics and endcmics. Snth
as Ague, Ja1ndlce, Fever and Aguc &c. People
who live in districts where either Of these com.
plants prevail. ought 10 provide ll.ensel,s, o.
once with the Bitter, as protection a1qia,t
Sickaes from these causes aud TO u,e it a,
remedy where these diseases have already gained
a fOGthold in their sysicms. Sold ever, where.
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State Of cAio, J"l'm Csa'Iy, =.
James s. Horton,
W. In Partition
Mary Horton e. al
DURsUANT TO the Gonmapd Of on ordrr Of
n sale issued In Vie above styled czpe and 10
me directed viii, on
Saturday, December 2G, AID. 1883.
a. one CLOCK P. M.tfiaid day oEer tSe follow
ing deAcr live real eststc tO-wit:
The northeast qulrtor of tue njrth-Wast mar
ter Of section number fourCt) LoJdship iiiil.r
five (5) Of range number righteen 10 couLIh =
ing forty acreS. more or leSs subject 10 dover.
Valued at u O0O W.
Also. fifty Ecrss of Of tie north end of he We. I
half OF the southeast quarter Of section nun er
four az, township number h'e o. anse num-
her eighteen Qs), subject 10 said dover estat. i.
Valued at $40 co.
Also, the south. east quarter Of the north.west
quarter Of section number four a., to.B.hip
number S(5), OF range number eighteen Clsj
(after assigning said fifty acres for doWer) un'n .
numbered by dover, and valued at o., 80 90.
Also the northeast q ,arLer II section nunl lsr
nine (9), township number I'VE (j) and rAnys
number eighteen (lS), unncumbered by dover.
and valued at H. 500 90.
To DO sold in certain proceedings in partition,
where in James 5. Horton is petitioner, and
Mary Horton and others are defendants.
TERMS or SALE One-th cash on dav Of
sale, one-third In one year, and the residue in
two years, the deferred payments to be secured
By notes and mortgage upon the premises sold
and to bear 9 per cent interest from dav Of sale.
Given under my hand this oath day OF Noyem-
ber, A. d. 1858.
JOSRPH H. WILSON.
Sheriff jackson County, Ohio.
SameS Trip, Atty. tor petitioner.
Nos ~
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JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station D, Bible House,
Nsto YORK. CITY.
Oct. 8. ,@-sm.
HOW TO IMPROVE OUR SANITARY CONDI-
TION

A great cause of dl sesse Is improper food and
hurried eating. In order fully to understand
how 70 eat and how to conduct ourselves after
eating, it is necessary that we should be ac-
quainted, in some measure, with the process of
nutrition. Many persons tumble their food
precipitatsly into their mouths and swallow it
without mastication, contrary to express laws Of
nature. Food should undergo thorough mastlca-
ton and salvation before Il enters the duodenum
and becomes mixed with the bile and pancreatlc
Juice. This bile is there secreted by the liver.
The chyme having undergone the changes adj
verted to is urged, by the peristalc motion Of
the intestnes, onward through the alimentary
canal. If the perlStalic motion be diminished,
owing to the deficiency Of bile, the progress of
digestion is retarded and the bowels become con-
stipated and dyspepsia often follows. In such
cases a thorough and active csthartlc should.be
used to produce specific action,i arousing the
secretiOna and producing free bilious evacuat ons
The best article for this purpose is DR.. Roback's
Blood Pills, the use Of which should be followed
by Robacks Stomach Bitters. TO give tone 10
the stomach and aid digestion.
Sold by DR.. q. G. AILLER, Jackson.
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OBITUARY.

Mrs. ANN HuNr was born November 18th,
1896, at Berwick on Twede, Scotland, Che en-
grated to this country In 1SlS-was married
October 7th, 1918, in Gallipolis. Died Nov H.
1868, in the 72d year Of age. Born Nov. 1S-
Buried Nov. Is! Solemn celebration She was
a faithful member of the NJ. f. Church since
1920. cons stent life adorned her profession.
"2lessed are they who die in the Lord, yea
saith the spirit, that they may rest from their
labole. and their worka do follow them."--Rev.
A. 49,
There is evident dlstinStiOn between the right
eous and the wicked here on earth. The differ
ence between them in death and on the day of
Judgment will be "a continuance ofthc difference
that existed between lhe'same characters in lile
This difference can net be obliterated nor dsre'
gArdcd in the Last Day. Al religion is founded
upon the difference between good and eyil-upon
the superiority Of virtue over vice. Christianity
did not originate it, but simply calls our attention
to The iact that such is the case. Ifthe tree fall
toward the south, or toward the north, in the
place where the the tree falleth, there 10 shall BE-.
Eccl. 113 The hour is coming in which all that
are in their graves shall hear his voice, and shall
come for th, they that have done good, unto the
resurrection Of life, and they that have done evil
unto theresnrfection Of damnation. John o.
2S, 80.
In view of approaching death Mrs. iHunt sum-
moned her sons and daughters together to hear
her parting words. The writer of these lines
was requested to conduct the religious exercises
OF the occasion We will never forget the scene.
We were never before brought to feel
with such force the reality Of death and eternity.
She spoke with authority, from the gates ol
death. We were LED 70 realize the meaning Of
NUN. 2S-10 Let me die the death of the
righteous, and let my last end be like his In
her mind there was not shadow of doubt as to
her own salvation; but, with sublime eloquencc,
he urged us all to be sure 10 meet her in heaven
d. s. DAVIS,
Pastor Congregational Church. Ccntrevile
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PREPARE FOR WINTER. How pleas
ant it is when winter comes, to be well prepared
for it. You feel comfortable. Have your win
dows well filled with glass, have new coats of
paint put upon your buildings, and good sup
ply of lamp for lights by which to read during
the long nights and mornings. Also, have ageod
supply of family medicines on hand.
The place to get your giass, paints, oils, dye
stufis, drugs, and thousand other necesssries
for winter, IL at the Drug Store of Enos Reed
& Bro, Portsmouth, Ohio.
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How 1T WoRKs.-One of our sub
scribers who resides fifteen miles from Jackson,
and near village where there are several stores,
had been reading our notices of Orange Furnace
Store. He came to town to pay his taxes, and
brought quantity of butter with him in his
buggy, and sold It at Orange Store for sugar,
tea and coffee He was highly pleased with his
trade, and praised the quality and price Of the
sugar, coffee and tea at Orange Store. Every
BODY who trades at Orange Store is pleased.
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WEBsrER's UNABRmeED-ILLusTRl

WEBsTERs UNABRmGED-1LLUsTRA-
rED.-Inall the essential points of good Die
ii cnary, in the amplitude and selectness of Its
vocabulary. in the fulness and perspicacity of
It's definitions, in Its orthoepy and (cana grd"o
saEO its orthography, in its new and trustwor-
thy tymologies, in the elaborate, but not too
learned treatses of It's In PRODUCTION in its care
fu lly prepared and valuable appendices, briefly,
in Its general accuracy, completeness, and prac-
tical utiIity,-the work is one which none cho
read or vrits can henceforOGrd afford to dispense
witk k-AAdatie Monthly.
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HALLS
VEGETABLE SICIuAN
HAIR
.RENEWE1R.
ITS EFFECT IS
MI r A Q u LOU y.


MI r A Q u LOU y.
It isa perfect and wonderful article. Cures
badness. Makes hair grow. better dressing
than any ''Oll'' or ''pomstum. Softens brash,
dry and Wiry hair into Beautiful Silken TresseG.
Bit, above all, the great wonder is the Tapldlty
with which it 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 and colorlng matter
The first application will do goods you will see
tho NATURAL COLOR returning every day and
BEFORE YOU KNOW 1T,
the old gray, diseoored appearance of the hair
will be gone, giving place to luitrous, shining
and beautiful locks.
Ask for Halls sicilian Hair Remover; no other
article is at all like IL In effect.
See that each bottle has our private Govern
ment Stamp over the top of the bottle AR ROthsr'
are limitations.
r. p. HALL g. CO., Nashua, N. H., Rropretors.
For sale by all druggists.
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WEihave heard of The death of Mrs
Hunt, of Madison township She was the moth
er Of James Hunt Esq. and Joseph Hunt Esq,
Clerk of Gallia Com Pleas We have known
Mrs Hunt all our life. She was very old
at the time of her death, She was native of
England. She was most estimablc lady.
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If you want a Beautiful Complexion,
a Fair Skin; if YOU desire to have all irritating
and distressing srupionS and eutaneouS diseases
cured without hil, 60 to any druggist and ask
or Palmer's Lotion. Coiumbus, (1ad. Democrat,
July IL, 1866. ..... ...#
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T. j, PuRsELL & Co., Importers and
Dealers in QUEENswARE and GLASSWARE,
Portsmouth, Ohio, call attention of Jackson
county merchants to their large aud well selected
stock, which they are Offering at greatly re-
duced Pfleea. l..l MA IL M. feb 6-f
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RrMsrY RoAns q Rrrn. ihe larn.

RUMsEY ROADS & REED, the largest
Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods and Notions OF
Portsmouth, Ohio, invite Merchants and Furnace
men TO an examination Of their extensive Winter
StOck. They give special attention to keeping
the best goods, and yon will always find their
stock the largest and prices the lowest One OF
their firm remains East to give his eptle lime IN
watching the Markets aud in buying for them,
solely, and hence their stock is always fresh and
always lrst supplied with the newest goods.
They operatesargely, do business OF the princi-
pie Of the smallest profits, and practice the spirit
Of liberal accommodation. Nov. IA, 81 1yl
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On Tuesday night about two O'Clock
we were awakened by an explosion, louder than
a cannon. On Wednesday morning we learned
that gas cylinder at Fulton Furnace had burst
ed. Ezekiel Cavett, the engineer, was the only
person injured. 1t is said that he cannot live.
As wo are just going to press, we will refer to
the matter next week.
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Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given that petition will be
presented to the County Commissioners of Jack
son County, praying for an alteration in the
county road leading from Tar Camp, In Milton
Tp., to Jackson beginning near the north east
corner of Moses Simmons land, and running
thence in an easerly direction till II intersects
the county road on Tar Camp.
Also, to vacate an old county road leading from
Tar Camp in north easterly direction, till ii in
to rsects the county road leading from William
d aniels' to Middleton.
Nov. 1. '68-5W A PETITIONER.
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Hollands German Bitters
Hollands German Tonic

q combination Of all the Ingredient Of ne BfnSrN
with Pure Santa Cruz Rum, Orange, etc. II ts Hssd
for he same diseases The BisTs in cases pSre sons
pure alcoholic stimulus IS required TO i0iH bear fs
mind that these remedies are entirely different JrOrs
any others Gdvertisd for the Of ie diSedSeS H1HteA
AsSe being scientific preparations Of medicinal erraetA
trtts He others u1Sre decoctiOHs Of IN sons
form. The TONIC is kidsdiy one Of The most pisdO
sdHt and agreeable remedies eUer offered 10 me pubIf
It's taste Is srquise His pleasure 70 take IT, tohtls
e-gieing, eTlildrGtin0, and medicinal qualities AaSS
caused Il % be known as The greatest Of al toRisA
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To. ScHooL TEAcHERs.-Owing to
the fact that there are so many districts in this
countyuot supplied with teachers, the ExOmk
ners have concluded 70 hold an extra examina-
ton on tomorrow, (Fnday.) Let all who need
certificates before the regular quarterly eXami-
nation, on the 2sih Of next month, be promptly
on hand Of nine o'clock tomorrow, at the Court
House
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No1cE.-l will be in Jackson yet for
4 short time, and desire all persons who arc in
debted to the late Arm Of Frcneh & Barber 70
call and settle before leave. As desire to go
West sool& 4 hope his notice viii receive
prompt attention. Oc.2Sf L.W .FREScH.
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jos WoRK.-Haying procured a first

Jos WoRK.-Haying procured a first
class job press, and newtype, and other materi'
ais, the STANDARD OFFICE can now do job work
on short notice. in as good style, and at as low a
rate, as can be done in the State: We have pro.
cured large quantity Of stationery, Of the best
quality
We can furnish all kinds Of blanks for county
officers, justices Of the peace, constabes &c.
Also, envelopes, cards, circulars, bill heads, and
in fact any kind Of u job that may be needed.
Call and see specimens ofwork, plain and fancy,
done In colorcd ink. bronze &c.--tf
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FUIToN Furnace went into blast last
week 1t starts off well. We went down on
Monday 70 see itin operation. There is large
stock of orc and limestone on hand. The engine
works be autiIully, and everything appears to be
put W In the most improved and substantial
msnller. tII8HA33
Otrltbwnis now lighted up with the fires OF
three furnaces. and the music (5) OF their WhiS
ties make the night lively.
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=, ]. F. TOWEL, Portsmouth, Ohio, Of
fSrs to the Merchants and Furnacemen of jackson
county asuperior stock of Dry Goods & NotonS
On terms the most favorable. ly
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The attention Of our readers is directed to the
advertisement OF GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE, in
another part Of this paper. rFg
This trul' Valuable Medicine is recommended
by all who use it, Read the ertihcates. ..
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itStar Furnace Store, between the
Bank and the Isham House, is still the great
place of resort for those who want to trade at
neat, well kept store, where goods arc plenty and
cheap. Star Store does a large business outside
of the regular trade with the furnace hands,
The farmers trade there 'li-l .a..
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SheriR's Sale.

James r. Towel On hrst al. yendi Court
w Of Common Pleas scloto
Thomas B. Mcfarland County, 0.
State Of Ohio, Jackson Counym
DURSUANT to the command Of an order of
L sale issued from the Court of Common Pleas
of scioto County, o., and to me directed, will
on Saturday, the
18th day of December, A. D. 1868,
offer at public sale, ths following lands and ten
ements, of Thomas B. Mcfarland, to-Wlt
part Of the south west quarter of section No (3S)
thirty three, of township number six (6), ofrange
number eighteen QS) to commence at the north
east corner of said quarter; thence south on the
line of Said quarter eight 49, rods; thence west
ten (1O) rods; thence north eight 9)rods; thence
east eleven Q1) rods to the place of beginning
containing one half acre, be the same more or
less. Also small piece off of said quarter as
follows, to-wit To commence eleven rods west
of the north east corner ofsaid quarter, thence
south four rods thence westerly course 4 rods,
thence northerly course four (D rods. thence
an easterly course two and one half (219) rods
to the place of beginning, containing "a OF an
acre mere or less, together with steam grist
m Ill, and portable saw mill, and all the
appurt ensnces belonging to said mills except
the saw mill and some few appurtenances belong.
ing to the said grst mill, which has been re-
moved by parties 10 me unknown since ealo levy
was made. Said property situated in the county
of Jackson and State of Ohio.
To be sold aS the property Of Thomas B.
Mcfarland. to satisfy decree rendered by said
court IN favor of James F. Towel.
Said grist mill as she now Stands valued ct
$1500o0
Terms Of Sale-Cash.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Novem-
Der, A. d. 1868.
JOSEPH H. WILSON, shGJ. C. o.
Nov. - 1s6s-5w. P. r. 415.00.
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MT. lAuBuRN INDEX. We have re-
csiYed the first number of this new paper pub
lished by J. H. White, at the Mt. Auburn lnstt-
tite.A II will be published monthly, and be de-
voted particularly to- the education of girls and
young women We rather like this first num-
Der; and hope it may be pstronized. Terms
81 90 per year.
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MEploAL NoncE. DIR. Cone may be

MEDICAL NOIICE'--AJI' NVh~ may W
consulted as follows:
In HAMDEN at the jackson House, on Thurs
days and Fridays, May 21 aud 22 June % and
26 July 80 and 81 Sept. and A.; Oct. 8 and
0 Nov. II and 10; Dec. II aud 49,
In JACKSON, at the Isham House, on Saturdays
and Sundays May 20 and "a June q and 28 ;
August and Q, Sept. and 6 Oct. 10 and II |;
Nov. IA and 10; Dec. 10 and 20.
ETDr. Cones appointments fer the year 1869
will be published in December.
DR.. Cone cures Laryngitis Bronchitis, Asthma,
scrofula, Enlarged Tonsils, Diseases of the Heart
Liver, Kidneys, Skin, Nerves, all Diseases
Peculiar to Females, and ell 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
nation. Cash for medicines. ,..t
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ADVERTISEMENTS for insertion in the
srANDARD, must be handed in by noon on Tues
day each week, as the paper is made up on Tues
Aay evening.
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REMEMBER Thanksgiving to day
(ThursdGy). The people Of this country have
much for which they ought to be thankful.
Let there bea full attendance on the public
exercises of the day. -ypu.
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.RTHE new clock OIL the Court House
lsworking well, and keeping good time, and
striking regularly, but it does not strike loud
euough Mcssrs Toly aud Saylor say they can
remedy this defect
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DIR. l. I, MoNAHAN, has just received
the largest assortment of School and Gift Books,
Stationery, States, Toys, and Notions, ever
brought to this market. Also, has just received
Install stock Of Lamps, Drugs, Paints, and Dye
stufi, &c, Lamp oil. best quality 40 cents per
gallon, Is cents per quart. Best common Whis-
Ky IS cents per pint, s1.75 per gallon. ~
- ssl ''Come one, come ALL" ~ f"
tHllnot be undersoId. know 1t is to my
interest for everybody to patrOnIze my eStAb-
llshment ,.... Nov1S,m. =
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WE have received from the publish
ers, D. Appleton & Co., New York. two more
of the cheap Wsverley Novels, being Red Gaun-
tlet and st. Romans Well. Price 25 cts. each.
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. iris the intrinsic merit alone, Of
Halls Vegetable sicilian Hair Remover, that
has gained for II great popularity,
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Wa regret that we had not time to
attend the Ministerial Conference at this place
last week. We believe the attendance of minis
ters was not large.
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LAST CALi.-I will remain at Jackson
ten days longer, for the purpose of giving those
indebted to the firm of French & Barber chance
to pay their accounts without cost and hope all
such persons will favor me with a call and pay
Hp at once. L. W. FRENCH.
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CAMP ITcH, Prairie Itch, Illinois
Scratches or under whatever name 1t may be
designated, iS speedily and effeetually cured by
the use of Pamer's Lotion.
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y THE Treasurer requests us to say
that his Office will be closed today (ThurSdSy }
Andno business will be transacted, on account
of Thanksgiving.