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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-14

AND MASONS
~ TAKE NOTICE, That Sealed Proposals
will be received by the Board of Education, Mid.
die Granville, N. Y, for building Brick Scnool
House, 30 by so, two stories and basement.
Proposals for masonry will be received until the
10th Of May, and to be marked ''sealed proposals
for masonry"
Proposals for carpenter and joiner work will be
received until the goth Of May and to be marked
sealed proposals for carpenter work."
Plans and Specifications are to be seen at the
store of C. II. Bull
The Board reserve the right to reject any pro-
posals.
All proposals to be marked as above and ad-
dressed to c. H. Bull, Middle Granville, Ny.
G. Il. BULL, Secretary.
Middle Granville, April 10, 1865. laad&Vtomi5
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A WoSprRltG. MEDICINE. Notwithstanding
IT has never had the advantage Of newspaper pub.
hcity, it has yet acquired a higher and more ex-
tended popularity than any other similar CON-
pound. We refer to Johnson's Anolync Eminent.
~ 1t Is true Of most cathartc medicines now
offered for sale, that they leave the bowels in a
torpid costiye state. Parsons Pugttiye Pills
leale tie bowels in a healthy condition
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VILLAGE OF RUTLAND.

/ 49, RUTLAND, May Z, lsto.
The legal yotefs of the Village of Rutland ave
hereby notified that, by the request of eleven ie
gar voters the Village will be called upon 10 nc,
on the following additional business, at the meet
ing % be held In the Town Hall, on Wednesday
evening May 20th at 4 o'clock
lst., 10 see If the village will vote to modify OF
amend the Ordinance in relation to saloons, sec
on one, so as to absolve keepers Of eating saloons
from the payment of twenty-five dollars, or any
other sum OF money for the license therein pro-
yided for.
2d.-To see if the Village will vote ia
I3e-nnourse Keepers OF eating saloons the money
they have heretofore paid for such license.
3d.-To see II the Village will vote TO re-imbursa
V; L. slader the money he has heretofore paid for
license to keep an eating saloon.
4th.-To see II the Village will vote TO conform
TO their own laws, and the laws Of the state. by
withholding their sanction in form of a license to
keep billiard saloons,
all the money heretofore received for such licenses
mcdtd y. W. HOWELL, Clerk.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-14

~ T W I'7TTTTT-l y VIIT IHIIIIFl
For the curc OF lamencs~, Scratches, Wind Calls
Sprains Bruises, SIsints, Calls, Cuts Collie ship,
ping snfle, oyer-hea'inr, Son. Throat, Nail IN
the Foot, Sc.
All who own or employ horsce, are assured this,
this llnincn Will do all and more than Is stated
IN curing the aloyo'nami complaints. punng
twenty year, i ha, never failed 10 give satisiAc.
ton IN single instance. Sold by the Druggists
bop1t, 81 tUrttuudt street, New York.
may idSwlm
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-14

CRlSrADORO'S HAIR DYE,
IN reJuyenating gray-haired humanity. why
yield to Time when You can battle him
Manufactured by ]. GRISTADORO, IS Maid
en- Lane, New York. Sold by all Druggists
Applied by all Hair Dressers l0l&wlm
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MAY BULLETIN OF NEW MI
4AA SIC sent free to any address.
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AMERICAN HOUSE. BOSTON. MASS.

AMERICAN HOUSE. BOSTON, MASS.
The very important and extensive improve
ments which have recently been made in this
popular Hotel, the largest in New England, en-
able the propnetors to offer TO Tourists, Families,
and the Travelling Public, accommodations and
conyeniences superior to any other Hotel in the
city. During the past summer additions have
been made Of numerous suites OF apartments
with bathing rooms, water closets &C., attached ;
one OF Tufts magnificent passenger elevators,
the best ever constructed, conveys guests TO the
upper story of the house in one minute; the en-
tries have been newly and richly carpeted, and
the entire house thoroughly replenished and re-
furnished, making il, in all its appointments,
equal to any hotel in the country
Telegraph Office, Billiard Halls and Cafe on the
first floor.
LEWIS RICE son,
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RIP VAN WINKIr

waking UP from his nap Of twenty years, it he
could only have moistened his
WHITEHEAD IoCK~
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1 lGARS AND TOBACCO, LARGE
~ stock at POND & NroRsF,S
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again. Marvellous indeed, is the elect ui
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE.

with Cristadoro's Dye, would have looked lik,
\ YOUNG MAN
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LETTER FROM ELDER II. l.. GILMAN. A
MINISTER OF THE GOSPEL IN VERMONT.

- SAs iA'oni i-isIPi4iA l.. NlI4 MAN, !
MINISTER OF THE GOSPEL IN VERMONT
GLOVER, VT, june 20 1859.
Messrs. S. W. FowLE & son
Gents:-I hereby certify that | have been
troubled for several years with difficulty of the
heart and lungs, have applied to several thvsi-
clans for help, and have tried almost every re1n-
edy OF the numerous ones which have been re-
commented, without receiving any assistance .
but had been growing weaker and weaker. until,
nearing OF Wlstars Balsam Of Wild Cherry, about
year since, commenced using it with imme-
diate relief. 1t has not only restored nv lungs
70 sound state, but am entirely relieved OF the
difficulty or disease Of the heart. have no hest
tation in saying that it is the best lung medicine
before the public, and l oheertully and conscien-
tiously recommend it to all persons suffering with
pulmonary complaints. II. L. GILMAN
None genuine unless signed 81. BUTTS on the
Prepared by SETH W. FowLE & SON. Is
fremont street, Boston, and for sale by Druggists
generally.
CHRONIC DISEASES. SCROFULA, UI-
GERS, &c.
1t is well known that the benefits derived from
drinking OF the Congress, Saratoga and other
springs Is principally owing to the Iodine they
contain.
DIR. HANDLERS IODINE WATER
contains Iodine in the same pure state that it is
found In these spring waters, but over 500 per
cent. more IN quantity, containing as it does Il
grams 70 each nuid ounce, dissolved in pure wa
ter, without solvent, discovery long sought
Tor in this country and Europe, and. il the best
remedy In the world for Scrofula, Cancers,
SAT- hheum, Ulcers, and all Chronic Diseases.
Circulars free.
J.P. DINsMoRE, Proprietor,
No. 50 Dey st., New York.
sed BY ~ druggists. sp2sdeod&wlm
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WARRANTED CHEAPEST AND REST
nR, TOBIAS VENETIAN HORSE LINI.

To Farmers Express Companies, stare proprs.
tors, Livery Establishments, ana all Who use
HurScs.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-14

AIDES TRAVELLING BAGS &
II Baskets large stock al
POND & MORSE'S.
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SHlLDREN,.S CARRIAG
y from the best makers,-al styles and pricez
at POM ( MOD ctt;S
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-14

DOCKET CUTLERY, RAZORS
and Shears at POND & MORSE'S.
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HARPENTERS AND MASON

LEWIS RICE & son,
May |, 1883. rd3taw:wsml Proprietors
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THE REASONS WHY.

Some Ct the rea sons why DR.. Robacks Blood
Pills should be kept in every family are,
Because they can he employed in all cases
where family physic" is required, and are
perfectly safe in their administration at all tmes
BecausV they act promptly in removing all
distractions from the bowels afford ing imme-
diate relief in cholc or other pains.
Because they are Liver Pill, acting directly
on The spleen and liver, removing the bile and
assisting digestion.
Because! in taking them they do not Inter
fere with the regular avo alton Of the patient,
or leave the bowels conslipated.
Because! they are made both with and with.
out sugar coating thus adapting them to the use
of everybody.
Because they being purely vegetable are per-
fectly harmless, and can be taken by children or
adults at all stages or periods Of life.
Because! they are especially adapted to the use
of persons of sedentary habits, and to the use of
females about to become mothers.
Because! they are what their name indicates,
Blood Pill, searching out diseases Of the blood,
Ie"NIuR Iue Syslem i'll Iuii NiSol Vi heaIbh'
Because! they are perfectly gentle in their
operations, causing no gripping, and are a safer,
sureE and every way better purgative pill than
has ever before been offered to the public.
Becausel when followed in their use by Ro-
backs Stomach Bitters. they cure the very worst
cases OF dyspepsia.
Because they can be purchased at any drug
store at the extremely low price OF twenty-h five
cents per box,
Sold BY DR.. o. G. MILLER, Jackson. Ohio.
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Early Marriages in Jackson County


Feb. 49, Philip Waldron and Margaret Wilson,
by Vincent Southard, j. P.
March 10, Stephen Strong and Emily Pickerel,
by Vincent Southard, J. P
March Is, Abraham Pcwthers and Sarah Fra
zee. by Jacob Delay. Minister
March Il. Jacob Hollinshead and Maria Ross,
by Jonathan Brine. Minister.
March 90, John L. Turner and Joy Sprggs, by
Geo, ge W. Hale, j. p
April T. John Conner and Sarah Brown, by
David butcher.
March Y, Harrison shumate and Sabina Buck
ley, by John s. Stephenson, j. P.
March a. Hoover Gray and Margaret Strick-
land, by John Swain, Minister.
April Z, john French and Joanna Branscome,
by j. B. Gilliand, J. 2.
April II, 0thaniel Rhoads and Anna Maria
Beam, by Hiram r. Howe. Minister.
April IA, Robert Reed and Elizabeth winters,
by Daniel Perry, ]. p
. Here the record shows license Issued April
10, to Andrew ANckley and Anna Seel but there
iS no return of the marriage. We were at the
ma rriage, and it was Solemnized by James Ro-
mines j. p. we remember correctly y.-ED. STAN
DARD,
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PARRIcipE. E.-On last Friday night,
HARRISON A. scoTT, citizen of Washington
township, in this county, was killed by his own
son.
We have not yet learned the particulars, but
the following Is the report which we have
heard Mr.. scorr was in the habit OF becoming
intoxicated, and when, In that condition was
abusive In his family. On the night of his death
he came home drunk, and CONNIE need abusing
his family when his son struck him with o
piece of wood, killing him instantly. We do
not know the age Of his son. We were well
acquainted with Mr.. scorT. WheH sober he was
. quiet good citizen.
Since the above was In type we have seen the
evidence taken before EPHRAIM PARMITER, J.P.,
acting as Coroner, and the report of the jury.
The evidence shows that seoTT had whisky hid
In his stable; that he went out to get some 10
drink two or three times; that he was about
half drunk; that he ordered bis son THOMAS to
leave the house, but Thomas refused to go; that
Mr.. ScoTT then kicked his son, when the latter
picked upa stick of wood, nearly as thick as a
persons arm, and about two feet long, and struck
his father upon the head TIVE or three times
After Mr.. scoTT fell, he attempted to get up
several times, after which he rolled over on his
side and appeared to 60 to sleep. He was then
placed upon bed, where be lay unconscious
his teeth Get, and be died fifteen minutes before
eleven o'clock the same night
The following 10 the verdict of the Coroner 3
jury;
I'VE, the undersigned jurors, impppneled and
sworn. on the 18th day Of December In the wear
1863, at the township of Washington. in the
county of jackson, by Ephraim Parmiter a
Justice of the peace in ard for said township Of
Washington in said county, acting as Coroner
(for the time being) TO inquire and true present
ment make, In what mOnner and by whom Har'
ri son A. Scott, whose body asfound at bis own
re sidence on the 18th day of December, In the
year 1868 came TO Eis death, after having heard
the evidence aud examined The body, we do tnd
that the deceased came TO bis death by violence
ah ID that said body has upon 1t The following
marks and wounds, Inflicted BY Thomas Scott,
and hich the jury do lind caused the death Of
said p eTeon whose body was found as aforesaid,
to-wit: four wounds on the head, one on the
right temple, another was over the left eye, al.
other was on the back part Of the head, and
another was on the lore part of the head.
Given under our hands at the time and place
of said lnqu uisltion Above mentioned:
JANIS RAx,
PLEASANT sPRIN0ER,
THOMAS PLuhMER,
bic
JsBE = sEHoss,
mark
WILLIAA WALLACE,
LxssvEL TALS0TT."
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The Great Pictorial Annual.

Ho,telter'S United States Almanac for 1860,
for distribution gratis, throughout the United
Stat es and all civilized countries Of the Western
Hemisphere, will be published about the first Of
January, and oil who wish to understand the
true philosophy OF health should read and pom
der the valuable suggestions Il contains. In ad-
dition TO the admirable medical treatise on the
causes, preveutaton aud cure Of great variety
Of diseases, 1t embraces large amount Of In.
formation interesting to the merchant, the me-
chanc, the miuer, the farmer. the planter aud
professional man; aud the calculations have
been made for such merdians and attitudes as
are most suitable tor correct and comprehen-
sive NATIOHAL CALENDAR.
The nature, uses, and extraordinary sanitary
effects OF fHOSrETTEH'S STOMACH BITrEkS,,
tie staple tonic and Alternative Of more than half
the CLniStian world, are fully set forth in ils
pages, which are also intelspUIsed with pictorial
lllustINtions valuable recipes tor tue household
aud iarln, humorous anecdotes, aud other IN
sLucLlve aud amusing rsadlng una tter, Orlglual
ana selected. Among tue Annuals 10 appear Will
Tie opening Of the year, luis viii be QUE oI tue
most useful, and Hsay be hal JOrths GSt'eg. seud
Ior copies W the Central Mauulactory, at titts-
Durgh, Pa, or 10 tue nearest deaisr III AOoIEI l.
rEkS STOMACH blIIEkS. The blrILkS
are sod in every city, tOwn aud vilage Of tue
United etates.
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RpMsEY RoAps & REED, the largel

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. Thsy give special attention to keeping
the best goods, and you will always find their
stock the largest and prices tho 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 arst supplied with the newest goods.
They operate largely, do business on the pTinci-
pie OF the smallest profits, and practice the spirit
Of liberal accommodation Nov. II, 81 VI
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TIE examination Of classes in the
Union School will commence on Thursday, De-
cember 18th.
The order Of examination viii be as follows:
Glasses In Algebra, Latin, Physiology, and &C.
ometry on Thursday; History and English Gram
mar on Friday; Arithmetic on Monday and
Tuesday Geography on wednesday, and reading,
spelling. and general exercises on Thursday,
Dec. Gath.
All are invited to attend the examination Of
the several classes. G. 8. SMART,
supt.
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Tnr following are the proeeedlngs il

TIE following are the proceedings in
the Probate Courto jackson county for the week
ending on Saturday last;
MARRIAGE LcENsEs.
Jacob White and Margaret Ramsey.
William Stevtns and Harriet Erwin.
William HOl kins and Margaret Edwards
john Eitnawgle and Mary Esterlihe Smith,
MISCELLANEOUS.
Van Buren johnson appointed guardian of
Collins Welsh, Bond $400.
Five accounts filed,
Four Inventories filed.
Two Sale bills filed.
In the case of David J. Davis. Executor Of
David j. Lloyd, VS.. John j. LLOYD ct al, the sale
of real estate was confirmed.
BIRTHS REPORTED by DIR. T. r. CLEwERs.
John and Mary Drnwdner. Feh.S, a daughter.
John jenkins -. March IL, son.
John and Catharine Dauber, March 26, .
daughter.
- and Mary Shivelv, MAY G. son.
John Stephenson -. April 40, 4 son.
jacob and Anna Jacobs, June II, son.
Ed. and Calhomie McCorter, july ID, a son.
c. Geiger - August 8. asoh.
William and Elizabeth Step henson, August 70,
a daughter.
Jauies and Jane Mcclure, Sept. "a, a son.
John Brown -, Oct. II, n son.
Charles and Lucy COrdel, Oct. 2s, = daughter.
Vincent and MalindA Radclff, Nov. TO- a son.
jackson and Margaret Fout, Nov. 16, daugh-
ter.
DEATHS REPORTED ny REV. r. WILLIAMS.
Mary Davis, Oct. 1, aged 4Sy. Liver Com
Peter Morgan, Oct 20, aged s7y. Inflammation
of Brain.
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AN EKRAND OF MERCY.

The mission of MISHLERS HERB BITTERS
is one Of mercy to tOsufering humanity. 1t cannot
be too highly estimated nor too widely support
ed. 1t battles against disease In all its varied
forms, and rescues the victims of death by thou
sands every year. The cures it has effected in
tens of thousands Of American homes, in hos
pitals. asylun.s, dispensatories and infrmaries,
on sea and land, and wherever 1t is introduced,
are admitted to embrace many of the most re-
markabe on record. But, while 1t is a standard
remedy for long train OF diseases, 1t is also the
acme Of perfection as prOfechre medicine. 1t
cures permanently and Is vltalizing and
strength.renewing agent while on Che other
hand it is a safe means of regulating, reinforcing
and protecting the human physique from dele
terious iuaueIces, affecting nealtn and life 1t
is the best ionic, corrective aud Alternative in use.
Sold everywhere.
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"DRY AS A DICTIONARY" THAT
phrase must TasS away. Look into the elegant
quarto edition of Websters Unabridged see the
t hree thousand illustrations, Handsomely en-
grnvtd, interesting and instructive pictures.
They are interpreted through the work In just
the oider In which you can most readily find
ihtm, with definition and description. Then,
gain, they are classified, convenient for COM
parison. But this is only one Of a hundred or
more improvements made in the recent edition,
worth mentioning 10 our readers. No studlous
reader can afford TO be without 1t, or will hesi-
tate to buy 1t upon examination. AiIing Pres
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CARD.

A Clergyman while residing In South Amer
lea, as q missionary, discovered safe and sim
pie remedy for the Cure of Nervous Weakness
Early Decay, Diseases of the Urinary and Sem
inal Organs, and the whole train Of disorders
brought on by baneful and vicious habits Great
numbers have been cured by this noble remedy
Prompted bya desire to benefit thc afflicted and
unfortunate, will send the recipe for pre-
pairing and using this med icine. IN sealed cnvel.
ope, to any one who needs 1t, Free Of Charge.
address,
JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station D, Bible House.
Oct 8, '66-Sm Neao York CHy.
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MEDICAL NoTIcE. DIR. Cone may b.

MEDICAL NoTIcE.-Dr. Cone may be
consulted as follows:
In HAMnEN, at the jackson House, on Thurs
days and Fridays, May II and %; June 25 and
26; July so and 81 Sept. and 4 Oct. 8 and
o Nov. IL and 10; Dec. II and l6.
tx JACKSON, at the Isham House, on Saturdays
and Sundays, May % and "a; June "a and % {;
August and 2; Sept 5 and 6; Oct. 10 and II I;
Nov. IA and Is Dec. 10 and 20.
eTDr, Cones appointments for the ysnr 1869
will be published In December
DE- Cone cures Laryngits Bronchitis, Asthma,
scrofula, Enlarged Tonsls, 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 viii A0d 1t to their Interest to
consult him, as he charges nothing for an exam
lnatIon, Cash for medicines.
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FAIR AND FEsTIvAL-The ladies o
the NJ E. Church will hold Fair g. Festival at
The Court House on the night of the 24th and
perhaps on the night of the 25th. The proceeds
will be for the use Of the Church. Admit
tanee free. All are invited.
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Mr.. WATSON informs us that the loss
to Orange Furnace Co. is not large. There are
four boilers, two of which are used at time.
The two uniDjured are now used, and the Fur
mace is again in operation The cause of the
accident was the stoppage of a supply pipe.
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FULToN FURNACE is now making
nearly sixteen tons Of good iron every twenty
four hours, out of jackson county ore, The
Company have some 800 tons of Missouri ore
on hand and when they commence working IT,
they think they can make fully twenty tous in
LwentN.fniir hnnra
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Furnished Weekly By CHAs. RnoDKs, ESQ.,, ReeOrC
er Of jackson County.

Robert J. Simpson and wife to Jonas Busler-
80 acres s. X L. IN FRANKLIN tp...... $500
Margaret Ferree TO John w. Cavey-18 acres
s, X. L. in Lick tp.................. 300
james Johnson and wife TO Thomas Wllm0re-
80 acres In franklin tp. tp.................$2,2 200
Stephen Coles, assignee, to Daniel Williams
one share In Cambria Furnace. ............S 1926
Margaret Fatrar ct al. TO Daniel Sprggs-quit
claim to II acres In franklin tp ........ goo
United States to Mary farTy--88 aeres In Madi-
son tp. No consideration given.
William Dulaney and wife TO David Parry-S4
acres in Madison %. 81, 1862
Mary E. Rice and husband TO Lewis Gililand-
40 acres s. X. L. In Scioto tp. $500
W. N. Burke and wife TO Mary A. Bennett--In
Lots 14and 10 In Isham's Add. to jackson. $500
Valentine Kende aud wife TO GuntrIn Frick--
81 acres 10 Scioto tp...................$1,0 81, $50
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SEE prospectus of the Cincinnati
Gazette We have read the Daily GazeHe for
nearly eight years, and have always found 1t
consistent and reliable Let there be large
clubs made up for the Gazette at the different
Postoficcs in this county.
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WE are pleased to be able to announce
that the damage to Orange Furnace will soon be
repaired, and the furnace will again be In opera
tlon. In the mean time goods will be sold at
Orange Store right along
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oUn PAnrr.-We have often heard

of silver weddings, golden weddings, &c. We
made our first party on last Friday, Dec. llth.
The party consisted only Of our own family, Ave
children and five grand children. oil In good
health. 1t was the fftleth anniversary Of our
birth day. The party was most pleasant and
agreeable one. We received several nice pres
ents from members Of our family. These are
highly appreciated, not 90 much on account Of
their intrinsic value, as being tokens Of respect
and esteem frem those for whose happiness and
welfare We have so earnestly lsbOred during so
many yssFs.
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WE have been informed that shaft
broke at Star Furnace on last Sunday. 1t will
cause q temporary suspension of operate IONS
But there Is nothing wrong at Star Store Goods
always for sale there of the best quality, and
cheap.
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THOSE who buy anything usually
ksptin fret class Drug Stores, whether bought
FIR use or for retail have learned that the place
to purchase is at the Drug Store of EnoS Reed
& Bro, Portsmouth, Ohio. This House ia de-
servedly popular in our county. 2W.