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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-05-07
"a G&S0iN ST AKDARD.
FARMERS COLUMN.
FnrInen.., Gardens.

In travelling over the country one is
painfully struck With the want, or rath-
Sp7pyEpf pfEegetablel CARRIERS among
fauTers @''' ~ '''-sSsikt = A'F'
Now this is not as it, should be--for
a good gSrdea is the Imbst<ptoftable
porfioh Of lwell conducted itarm.-
Perhaps not profitable in all cases in
apecnnisry sense, but in health and
living. And yet, how few in number
are ,the agriculturists who enjoy the
blessing of well arranged vegetable
garden.
WHAT'S healthier and more agreeable
to the palate, when the hot days set in,
than new potatoes, early peas, beans,
onions, Yadishesy cabbages and lettucel
And whoth does not relish these ex-
cellent esculents Their cooling and
refreshing juices strengthen and en-
courage the weakened system, and give
Vifalltyt0 the muscular power Of man.
One look at a household is enough to
inform an observant mind whether or
notfthe family have free access to
vegetable garden What family, des-
titute of these escnlents, can appear
really happy and cheerful Good liv-
ing and plenty Of it, is a prerequisite
OF happiness /; and when the food pre-
pared for tie stomach is that which ma
ture offers in abundance through the
vegetable kingdom, imparting the very
essence Of good health, what more can
be desired to produce that great desid-
eratum-happiness ?
TheseSegotabtes are truly aluxury,
yet delicious fare, within the reach of
q farmer-of even very moderate means.
Thbys%ill groWih 4 modest soil re-
quire but very little attention further
than to keep the weeds out and the soil
mellow. But the farmer of enterprise
would not stop here-he would do more.
No soil is so rich and friable, but that
it may improved by mixing in a few
loads OF well-rotted manure or compost.
This is not such a terrible task-any
farmer could do il in a day. For a lit
tie attention of this kind given now and
then, the garden will repay ten-told.
Farmers, in behalf of your wives and
daughters, and your own comfort and
health, let me ask you TO attend we'll to
your gardens. Instead of its being
task, yOh will find it a pleasure and if
you never had a garden before, you
will be surprised to see the difference
mayourself and family. BE Boa r.bN
You will find that you have "turned
over new leaf" made forward step
from which you will not desire to re-
cedd.--RRal World. I~1ir'I H'II
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WANTED

ITO MAKE ANARRANGEMENT
l. with one good man In each county, to cell
by sample, a new and useful srtlcle that every
body uses and will buy. For terms address Rev.
W.G. @. FINK, Pittsburgh, Pa. .t sl.-r
WANTED, AEnmed lately, AGENTS
w to sell my new Patent Advertising
stamps. A rare chance for making money
offered. For particulars address, with stamp,
j. NJ. WILBUR, Cleveland, o. ai
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-05-07

IA ar Blood, living in the vicinity
of sHerkimer, N, r., kept, last summer
eleven cows, bull aud horse, upon
two and a half acres of land. The
stock was kept in a yard and soiled.
The land had been cut over several
times TO furnish tile necessary feod dur
ing The season, bat the stock had been
kept.q This fact might suggest the
questioa whether onF farmers, ordin-
|arily, weFesg getting tho best result that
ia behad from their lands. " q
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-05-07
OURGOODSARE NEW AND NOT SECOND

and we guaruntee more for the money invested
than can be bought at any wholesale store In the
country.
Agents VIII please take notice Of this Do not
send names but number your clubs from one
upwards. Make your letters short and plain as
possible.
BE sure and Send money amounting To S5. 90 or
more by REoiSrERED LETTER, which can be sent
from any office, Post 0flloe Money Order, or Ex.
press, for when sent In this way YOU run no risk
Of losing II whatever. Small amounts NAV be
sent by mail but be sure and put them in the
office yourself prepay all expresses
We cannot be responsible for
money lost unless some prccnu.
tiOns are taken 60 Insure ils IA ".
send your address In fun, Town, County and
State. All certificates are go0d until redeemed.
3. q. THOMPSON n 60, Z
80 Hanover St, Boston, Mass.
1tSzf.1a.d frs fin. siara s+Hf
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CT Connections made at Hamden Junction with
Trains of Portsmouth Branch.
Close connections made at Cincinnati with ali
Western trains, and at Parkersburg with the Bal.
timore and Ohio Railroad. 0RLAND SMITH,
Master Of transportation.
Chlllicothe, o., Dec. 20, 1867.
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AlENTa WAN,rElA

DEoPLE In want of, and Agents who nre sell
= Ing all kinds OF Sewing Machines,
are requested to address me (wlth stamp) for
greatly reduced prices and terms. J. X PEAR
SONS, box 4, Charlestown Mass.
dkOEA per mouth guaranteed to Agents
fpSOO everywhere selling our Pdtent Erer-
LASTING Metallic Clotes-tiRes. Write for Circulars
TO tho American Wire Co., rs William st., New
York, or 16 Dearborn st., Chicago, Ill.
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FIFTY DOLLARS CASH.

w AstN HJVAMIA Hk&.
Certificates giving complete descrlptIon Of
articles that will bo sold for one dollar each wifi
| be sold at the following rates fen fOI. Al
Thirty with presenD for SS Sixty with
| plesenD S6, One Hundred with presently
$40, and ut the same rate for larger clubs
LOOK ATTHIS CHANCE to get a Silk Dress.
Sewing Machine, Gold Watch, or some other
good article. of equal value with but very little
trouble aud no expense TO the Agent.
For Club OfThirty, we win give the
person sending II their choice Of the following
articles Print Dress Pattern, Worsted Break
last Shaw, White Linen Tablecloth Embossed
Table Spread, Set of Steel-bladed Knives and
Forks, Set Of fSllver-plated Forks Elegant Bead
ed Silk Parasol, One Hundred Picture Morocco
Photograph Album, Elegant Ivory Handled span
gled Sllk Fan, One Dozen large sized Linen Tow
els, Ladies' Morocco Shopping Bag. Alhambra
Quilt, Fancy Balmoal Skirt Ladies' Solid Gold
California Diamond Ring, Gents Plain or en-.
graved Gold Ring l6 curcts fine, Ladies' Solid
Black Walnut Writing Desk. Ladies' Fancy
Black Walnut Workbox ora Cottage Clock.
Fer a CIub Of Sixty, one Of the follow
Ing articles fancy Cashmere Dress Pattern
Silver Plated Card Basket One II Hundred- Picture
Turkey Morocco Photograph Album Lancaster
Quilt, Fancy Plaid Wool Shawl Twenty.iiye
yards Sheetlng, Alpaca Dress Pattern, Engraved
nllNCI Ilhttu olA Dobtlcu hOVOIVlnB CASTOR, Har-
rls Cloth Pants, and Vest Pattern, Splendid Bal
moral Skirt Set Of Ivory Handled Knives, with
Silver Plated Forks, Pair Of All-WoOl Blankets.
Brass Alarm Clock Rosewood Frame, Splendid
Beaded and Lined SIlk Paraso Ladies' Splendid
Morocco Travelling Bag, Thirty Yards Print, or
II Marsallles Quilt
Fer a Club of One Hundred. Sill
yer Plated Cake Basket, Fancy Plaid Wool Long
Shawl, Twenty-Five yards Hemp Carpeting, Fof-
iy-ive yards Shooting, Splendid Alpaca Dress
Pattern, Silver Hunting Cased Watch, Splendid
Family Bible with elegant Steel engraving Fam
lily Record and Photograph Page, POplin Dress
Pattern, Engraved silver-plated Ice Pitcher,
Splendid Beaver Cloak Pattern Sharps Revolver,
Fancy Cashmere Coat, Pants and Vest Pattern
extra quality, Splendid ACCORDION, Music Box,
One Pair Fine Dalnask Table Covers with One
Dozen Dinner Napkins to match.
Presents for larger clubs In proper
ton.
cgThls Is no Humbug Lottery Gin Enterprise,
or sale Of cheap Jewery, bHt fair square sale Of
UnredCcmed Goods
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n ihe arrsst of consumniian. Most Of

in TIE arrsst of consumption. Most Of
those Who hare sseh tendencies reject fat
meat. but ess lIase may be supplied with
butter. milk or cream. Restriction in diet
in these cases is highly injurious. The
dress isNs also a matters bearing strongly on
the health Of the lungs. Woelen fabrics
worn next to the skin, and warm covering
for lhe.extremities. are all important. So
also IS The shape of The garment. which
should allow full play % the muscles. Re,
,ief from care and anxiety, as far as II can
be secured, is important; but even where
this lie i.npossible. attention to the uther re.
guisites, so simple as 70 be within the pow
rr1of evsrv intelligent person. will lin ana
IN cases prevent. and in most incipient
gases arrest the progress Of this mast dis
,iessing Of all maiad,es. 3 isls''
fad' saas sI philadelphia Ledger.
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v,e>AA AMA.

I CoaasecIAL 0sIxlos ON Mr.. Jaassos,.
DIPLomAcY.- The iolIswing is grx,ifyiuy
evidence, from soarcea other than political
lof the conciliatory and heallhiul influence
exerted by Hon. Reserdy Johnson in The
discharge ~ the responsible duties Of his
mission! Departing from the red tape rou.
tine of diplomatic prec- dent, he has struck
buddy oul upon the untrIetllagencies in ,hat
field Of good feeling and common sense
which ats, after all. the mosteffectuaI means
Of solving psrsoaal, sectional OF gnational
difficulties. So unusual was il for an am.
lbassador 10 appear Ia any other than arili-
cal guise. tnt when Mr. Jyhnson coin.
f.nenced hts dpIoinatic campaign on tie
priaciplesindita,ed. there was no little sur.
prise IN Eirope, as well as Indignation
among ssne jaarhals ia America. whose
patriotism is aIway too much for their com.
nun sense. WHAT if NJ. Jnhnsoa did, 2ir
the statement VI AZ English juurn,l be tue,
ia his free way u taxing. refer 70 King
Johaa. monrch whose m.mory you'll
always be cherished be caase az hi, precious
gllt Of mag "a cllaria, when the fact il thI
~ was Mrung from the unwilling monarch
by Demonstrations of barons which he could
90 Longer resis, Ii wa, an inadvertence
only. winch Laes no hirn. aud the main
iacl rrn, ms that King John did gran, mag.
IA charts, just a we hpps Q,een Victoria
= NV 70 grant satisfactory settienentof
our Ai.biai elaine, the CONCESSION ns,ias
come u The latter ca,r through mild aud
persuasive means rather than forcihie cues.
~ - the former. The results have uiam-
phsnily sindra,rd. both Al hon anI
aor,iii. tie wisdom 81 Sic. J,hn,un'.
course.
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Tar CasocssA FAaxsa r. Dscsmbef

Tar casncSSA FARxER or December il received.
l,.dsvo:el to tbs Agricultural interest Of the arc,
iinss, and jalging from the two hunters received,
''farnas AMI all VII, engaged in agricultural
arsaits. Il is published monthly. by w. II. Ber
nard, Washington. N. G. Ptico 50 per nnnnm.
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THE SHoRr DAys.--The shortest afer-
noon. or one Of the twelve shortest, will be
tl,aiof wednesday. December z, The sun
will then set al 4 %. and The almanac re.
cords i Of precisely that second Tor the soc.
teedpg twelve days. Or until The lllb 81
December, when HE afterpn,nr begin 10
iieng'hcn. Bot Gle morniags viii be "a
MINUTES shorter, the sun risiag to-day al
FOG, on the SIst December, al 7.sO, and
continue TO rise at that time I'LL January 8.
The shnrtest dry. from ssarise TO sunset,
occurs December 81.
The divorces in Vermont Cor Eve years
have numbered oae 10 every twenty mar.
riages.
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GesD ADrlcs rsan a Msaspx.-B.i.h,m

GooD ADyicE rRas MsRspS. IIrighsm
Young ,l,ss tot want the female Ma,mons
10 wear long desse,, hot he dies not ~ant
their garmrnis iuu short, either. lie says:
Bring them dawn u The taps "a yaur
shoss, and have ihem ~ that yea ran walk
and elrsr lie dust. and ,io no, expose ysse
person. Have your dresses neat aud
c"mely. IN conduct yuursrlf, IN the street. ii
81 s,p.e Of the word. 10 thssi,y. q sou
do thu. ,ysu set gnod example before The
rising generation. Use good Language.
wear eonrly clo;hing. and act 10 eli lhinss
80 that yau can re spect yourselves and
respect each other, We wish ,nu a. re.
menbsr and carry ~, these caun.rls !"
isrERssrixo CAE DEc,psp. The de-
cisg ~ the rsyL,r vii cease Al White
Pans. New York. on rsasday--s case in-
snl,lng over hall q million dollars wsrh
81 prnpei ty-- the wonan VIM had lived fnr
YEARS with Mr.. Tayl~r a. his wife. without
sciaal marriage. wss held % be hi. legal
jsHe. and The offspring wers adlai,led a.
bars. f8 M hf
Richmond, NV. ulh.-This morninr IN
the Circuit roait. Robert Oild-, counsel
Tor Jrfefsnn Davis, made motion 10 qua,h
Indictment against Davis on tie ground
that the fourteenth amendment prsseribes
the mode f-r Pnni.hiny participat,on in re-.
brlli"n, shieli Is dl,franchi,,nent. Tie
prnsecuting attorney moved 70 postpone
she motIon oil the latter part Of tie term.
tChief Justice Chase decided 10 hear arga.
meni Of motion on rnarslsy ues,.
The Treasury sgenls seized, IN New
i York on Friday. thirty i've thousand yards
] % hnc Lyons silks. and a large number Of
French cIosks. This is the largest seizure
ever made IN The Uaited ststes, aagregaiias
seventy thou sand dollars. p sG Gs8sa
A fs~a nights since r.. y. Timmna.. q
cattle rdsaler. while passing a bridge near
I West jefferson. 0,.rwss thrown from his
ihore. By q errd ,hrawn across the bridge.
aud rsbb ed ofs7 500 By 1.-two. hiehwsymer.
4 The other day thirteen head of cattle
were killed by grsringsih corn field near
helrose, Wisconsin, in which several smut
cars had been left.
/ In one Of the eantons Of s~itzerland an
ediet hiss been..issued forbidding any youth
under eighteen ye,rs Of age to smoke, M.
'dsra severe penalty.
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Rsv. Rrsar H.spls we ar. panied 10

Rsy. HEsay HaRpIE - We are panied "a
hear "l The death OF this gentleman. which
sad event occurred II Mount Jackson, Va.
The home ~ III, iati,rr. in law, On The card
alt. NJ. II ,rilic Ma ia the 18th year III
his age, and hid lived Tile 81 gre,i useful
mess. Fes men were better iOform,d a. 4.
the material anil industrial RESOURCES III
North CarolIna. aud none had more 20 make
the wprld acquainted with them. IA cor.
respondent Cor the Stntlnri, sHi niner pa
per., over the sisn,,ure of !. Itinrr,nt." ne
portrayed graphically the capihiiiiiesof the
State, and had IN contemplation. at the
time Of his death, book enbotIs ing III. re-
suits Of his Investigations. which would
have proven highly valuable. Mr.. Hsrdie
sas an excellent Christian gentleman, and
We derlOre his untimely death.
Rli.igi Sentinel,
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ySarH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.


A rnt resolution was passed. for The appointment
sfac,a ai.tes Of fss 81 the p,rt Of the House ans
thIes.,ih, PAT 81 tie Senate, u invss,igts he
charge ia.t csr4h n,sri h,l h.sa ind Isn- sl 10
,isit v,te, N b.i5., ~. cpantiss 10 have power
., md for persons aud papers.
.,.,ssity. Nf. wmaril ~as elected President
81. ssriie pro ten. Lisut. G ~ Caldwell hivisg
sasirsl permission Of ah.ease Tor shorNlims. ss
A bill 10 prohibit hialiny o. The sl5ssih. iatra-
Sassd BY Mr.. PIfSsr. ptiiarei quito long discus.
sion m s,iarlu. Tae iii orovide .ihatany person
y pstssas VIZ shsll be knasn % hasi in this State
on ,hs s4bhssh with % or dogs. o. a II be fsund
of Of their premises. % The sabbath. having with
him than sSo; gun. n1e 0, Pi.lol. shall BE sub
.jseih Indictment, and. upon conviction, shall pay
has nat to exceed fity iIalrs-,~,.lhi,ds Of such
sisio inare u the b.a-i Of The free publ: shool
in he county. Of which saeh parie. arc residents
the remainder 70 go % Tie infrmaut.
The bill pissed iis several readings with provisO
1as. the set shall not apply 10 any person violating
d IN defense II his owa prspery.
TlsLsgislslOte h. passed eoarurrsat r.sol q.
her alst,ins,. 70 Japuuy ph. 1859.
8# -->~~0-s@S1--.
CONGRESS,
Ths iss HJ4ses Of Congress assembled On Mon.
DAY iaa. % lhs Hns.s on. hanirei ani sky Tau
msais's ssieP'essat Ssssti n.s maisy wef.
sworn ~. 81
Sane haliJH'l bills saa smsadn.nis 70 The Con
sis,ian. prssiIips ~ the rssaaiisa 81 vots en-,
ustursliu,tion IL al Inc States wers presented and
referred, and hilfa dn.n financial bills.
rbseotesp,adsass sKh johnson, nfsrrins 10 ,h
EI.nn, claims. "a. called Tor. and resolution cen
sssisy n IN. Rs.erJy Johnson sad demsndins III
rscrl sas referred 70 ihs remmitiee on Roreisn Re
Ia iisns. a.9 g4 sf "
Tssconn'i,-. sp,,iaisl u .~ah On ihs Pse.i.
Jsatiep.iei that tic n,ssage would Be tran. oitte,
al ID. selsck on wednesday.
The csanittst % Rsesa-iruciioa ~s directed /,
.Taaios into the Gssrsi, .H.s. with pswe, 70 send
Ter persons and papers.
An,m,iil ron the G ,rxs I..ri.l,iurs "a. pre-
seasi asting ihs'em val % si-ab,Ii,ies from ~ e.
tir,a. Rsfsusi o the hecoastrvciioo comp,ilise.
ia. sm. e,npftss wi~ directed 70 inquire int
a. con lii'a % yrgniL feras m Mississippi, an
rsssa ssH lssisstis, 70 nees.ss,s 10 ssppar, I,
Liberty ssd Ptepeay. 49, aH
aft RaMufh -.--.s -s....---4zf tti $685.
Midissa. Iai.. Nv. Sim aediatei,
after the cAli.iDH bsfween the mail boat,
Amtries and Uhitsd States. The Lelrolea !
on the UDitrJ states was kred AID 30 thir
" acondsth Uated States vac IN fame,
from stem 10 Stern. ., is supposed eight,
prrmnse we're lost including fsrty woasn
T6el.Ameries lost no passengers Til.
Awenes wss upward sad the Uaited State
do~svard ssaad. Tne accident occarred
at Aalf pact Al e'cisek last aight. The boat.
departed from their respective L.odngs Al
ssIa Fddy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-12-09

I" Such i. Life."-rne up. an !, down. II
life are completely aud sadly illustrated IN.
the lives II George ID. Prentice aud Walter
N. llahlerman. The latter. when boy,
.rnie.ed The Louisville. Journal ufiice as
clerk. when Mr.. Prepiicr was 10 the zrnlh
al hl. pnasr.. 6ro'g- ID prnuee. - iho,r
dass. sas great m,n.. liz slopL second
- none an"as the EDITOR, Il wing Journals
~ lhr iaatl indeed. he had uaiional repa.
.taiInn. IL was inawn a. man 81 tsIenl.
pasrr and inhasner "a The country. t;>e.
~. Prentice Was among the Iarrm",t jaurn.
alIsis at the llmrs; bat nov. alas. haw
changed, lis j. IL the rmploy af Mr.,
Hatlerinan. his iurmsr clerk. nnw The pm.
.cipsl oeser ~ the i;.a.i-r AMI Journal. aud
rrerise.a salary ~ $50 PR week. Such
- iiie. Wash. Rep.
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(. "sesstes require il, and advanced age admon-
isiss Us the propreiy Of settling up or af,irs.
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pa At the tate session o. the Superior Court
OF Greene counfs. Joshua Lusiek. white,
vas convicted 81 me mardsr 81 Miss Lucy
Brown, 40 old ladt 81 that county, about
one year age. lie ~ss sentenced 10 be
hanged on the 18Th inst.
Cora sells 10 Dcnton. Trrs. for ten
cents bushel.
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HILLSB0R0UGH. N. @.
: wednesday. Dec. 8. 1868 :

All those indebted to this Office
for subscriptions, advertisements,
of joi, work, are earnestly requested
10 make immediate payment. Our
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-01-10
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A Apamphlet, containing full particulars, with
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Price, 81 per Box, or Six Boxes for SIS.
Ask for Delamarres Specific Pills, and take no
other.
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GLENN HINCkLEI, C. A. BENsER,
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Successor to J. u. Page, l2I Liberty ST., New
lorA- mch2edwIy.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-01-10

DR.. Maggiel is the founder of a new medical
system. The quantitarians whose vast interna al
doses enfeeble the stomach and parslyIe the bow
els and with whose external remedies the uleerat-
ed and eruptive surfaces of the skin are deluged
IN vain must give place TO the man who restores
his health and appetite with from one TO three
harmless pills, and cures the most virulent and
scrofulous disorders with from TO three bexes
of his matchless salve
DIR MaggiePs Pills and Salre have ushered in
a new medical era. No more nauseating avalan-
ches of drastic drugs need be poured down sick
peoples throats- OIe of MRggiel's Pills rectifes
the disOrdered condition of the stomach and liver
clesnses the head and restores the nerves in q
space of time short enough 20 be almost classed
marvellous.
In fact MaggiePs Bilious. Dyspeptic and Diarr-
hea Pills cure where ali others fail. While for
Burns, Scads, Chilblains, Cuts, and all abrassons
OF the skin. MaggieI's Salve is infaiible-
CAUIIos!-Purchase none without name of J.
Haydock on the wrapper, proprietor, and the
trade mark J. Magiel, NJ ID. Sold by all drug
gis's, ut Is cents per box, and J Haydock. pro
prietOr, New York. mchl l2dwIy.