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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-19
FOR SALE AND RENT.
FOR RENT.

I have been authorized sell the valuable
property in the city of AleXandria, known as
HUNTERS SHIP-YARO.
This properly, with smsll outlay, can be
put in complete order for building and repair
lag vessels Of the largest draught. For terms.
apply TO Il. 0. CLAUGHTON,
sep l4-eO2W Attorney at Law.
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FOR RENT
.a:a A BRICK WAREHOUSE, on Swift's
Alley. .--.
A BRICK STABLE, with loft and side room
on Swifts Alloy.
A three story brick DWELLING HOUSE,
42, south Washington street, now occupied by
Miss Roach. Possession given October l, 1868.
sep lO-2w Il J. LLOYD. 1874, Queen st.
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Circulars may be obtained at the bookstores,
and applications tor admission. or further lntor-
nation, may be made 81 the school room, No.
q, north Royal street. TO
aug y JOHN S. BEACH, Principal.
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z6th. 1867, Of wounds received while In the SER
vice Of bic country, at whose call be responded
at once, and remained In the service until wound
ed in battle by a bursting shell, and be received
oil honorable discharge. From the time Of his
return from the army his wound grew worse,
battling oil surgical skll until at last be expired
leaving wife and one child, bereayed father,
and friends 10 mourn their loss.
4 Before his death, be became desirous to obtain
q preparation for death-prayed fcrventy, and In
great earnestness, and short time before he died
gave evidence in the midst of bis terrible suffer-
Ing, that his ''peace was made with Heaven, and
gave bis infant son ln Holy Baptism to Cod"
His father being at Washington, as member Of
Congress, at the time Of his death, the funeral
services were deferred, and in the Providence Of
God, became connected with those of Mrs. Bundy.
And thus in less than one year, death has en'
tered the family circle the second time, selzlng
for Its victims, first an only son, and afterwards
wife and mother.
In this bereavement the father and friends have
the prayers and sympathy Of q christian co M
munIty.
May the same power that sustained the dying
wife and son, sustain him, bis aged mother, and
other friends, In q Il time to come
L. A. ATKINSON.
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FANCY The DIsMAY Whtch wOuld pre-
rail in thousands Of Households If 1t 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 for Dyspepsia, and preventive ofall NAL
arous diseases would be lost TO the uorlG The
bilious, the feeble, the despondent; the traveller,
the voyager, the miner, the sedentary student;
the settler on the frontier Of civilizations; the
toiler, cooped up in crowded city tenements; the
convalescent, needing an invigorant the shiver-
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
vigorant and Alternative of the age, had been blot
ted out of existence. AS a PREPARATORY ANTI
DorE to epidemic disease, a genial stimulant, a
promoter of constitutional vigor, an appetizer
a stomachc, and remedy for nervous debility,
no medicinal preparation has ever attained the
reputation of fH0STETTER'S BITTERS. 1t is
the HOUSEHOLD TONIC of the AMERICAN PEOPLE
has been go for twenty years, and in all probabil-
| ity will be so for centuries to come. The mag
mates of Science recognize its mertsi and that
it is emphatically the medicine Of the masses ii
proved by Its vast and ever increasing sales.
Jan q 1S6S,-1m.
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Mrs. Caroline Bundy.-Mrs. Can

Mrs. Caroline Bundy.-Mrs. CAR
oLINE BuNDY, wife of Hon. II. s. Bundy, aud
daughter of Judge David and Abigail Paine, was
born May 2jth 1917, and after an Illness of about
six weeks, died at her home In Jackson county,
Ohio, where she had always lived January 4th,
1868, aged fifty years, seven months and ten days.
Sister Bundy was blessed with early religious
training, and experienced religion and Joined the
NJ. E. Church when about fourteen years of age,
and ever lived a consistent Christian until her
death.
Hers was emphatleally life Of toll and suier-
ing, but having been made perfect through suf.
fering" and faith IN Christ. her death was In holy
triumph, giving to the world another evidence of
the power of Experimental Christianity in the
hour of DEATH
She had always been friend Of the poor, and
her efforts were directed to their relief. In her
house the minister of the gospel always found
comfortable and welcome home. Many who are
still upon the walls of our common Zion, can
call to remembrance the hospitable entertain
ments received at her hands. In all her varied
duties, both domestic and otherwise, and to the
demands upon her christian and social character
there was on afectionate, nntiring response,
ever giving attention to the interests of her house.
hold, and those connected with her In family re.
lationship.
During her last illness there we're intervals
when the falntlng hopes of husband and friends
revived fora time, but the disease would suddenly
assume different form, and battle the untring
efforts Of the physicians in ATTENDANCE until
those revived hopes of her recovery at last sank
to rise no more.
Much'of the time for the last three hours be-
fore her death was spent by her In arranging, in
Diet a for the interests of all the members Of her
family distributing to each, and giving TO each,
her dying charge-and In arranging for her funer-
al services, selecting the minister to preach her
funeral sermon, and designating the 18th Verse
of the 9TH Chapter of Revelations as the text for
the occasion. After all this was done, she said {:
snow, am ready = and flame of glory light
ing up her dying face, and the light Of Heaven
shining there, she saw it--realized it-and In
holy, christian triumph, exclaimed 1T fills the
room lit is Heaven - angels are gathering
around" And the last lingering word, distinctly
heard by her weeping husband, her two daugh'
ters and kindred in the room, was 'GLoRY. |"
Then llfeS feeble strings were all united, and
sis Ter BundY died in peace.
Thus another christian wife and mother calmly
slept in Christ.
In connection with the above, we are called to
record the death of another member of the same
family, whose funeral was preached at the same
time
WILLIAM SANFORD, only son of Hon. H. s.
Bundy, was born July 7tb, 1s4i, and died Jan.
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USIoN ScHooLs. FIRST term Of
the Jackson Union Schools closed Dec. 20, 1867.
The number Of pupils enrolled in the seVera
dana rtfnaufs was aa foiIowh.


The great evil that operates against tho rapid
advancement of the pupils in these schools is
irregularlty Of attendance.
The several teachers | am confident, have done
everything that could be done under the circum-
stances to induce greater regularity but If pa
rents are either passive, or actually negative on
this subject the teachers can accomplish but
little In the way of reform. Parents should not
permit their children to stay away from school
a single hour.
The bad results of such non-attendance are not
confined to loss Of textbook knowledge, but
affects the character Of the pupil by establishing
q habit Of procrGStinGtiOH, which makes him unfit
to Hll, pro6tably, any position in life.
hope that parents will remember that, to the
maturing child, the evil consequences of tardl-
ness and occasional absence from school are
lrremediable, and unless they will heartily Co
operate with the teachers in this matter, this
evil will continue to be adetrment to the schools
and lasting injury to the scholar.
The report below shows what pupil was most
regular, and what pupil was most irregular 10
attendance at school In each department
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RuMsrr ROADS & REED, the largest

RuMsEr RoADs & REED, the largest
Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods and Notions, Of
Portsmouth, Ohio, invite Merchants and Furnace
men to au examination of theirextensive Winter
Stock. They give special attention to keeping
the best goods and you will 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 profits, and practice the spirit
Of liberal accommodation. NOV. IA, 81 1yJ
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Few persons can make better paying
investment, of a dollar and a half than to send
II for whole years subscription to the American
AOriculturist which isnow entering upon its 9th
annual volume. Though very good In the past,
the quality of the first volume for 1868 shows
that this superb journal has still better things in
store for this years volume. The paper has been
kept up to It's full standard Of excellence by the
associate editors and we learn from the number
before us that Mr.. Orange Judd, the long time
editor In chief, has just returned from his
lengthy tour In Europe, and rested and reinvig-
Grated, and that he will resume bis labors on the
ASricutturist, with no dimlnutlon in the recent
strong editorial force that have so ably conduct
ed the paper in his absence. This journal has
already circulation averaging half dozen sub
scrIbers for every Post Office in the United States
and British America, but we presume that In its
new, spacious, aud permanent headquarters, at
245 Broadway, there will be room to supply all
new comers. The large size ofthe Agricultural,
It's great number OF beautiful and instructive en-
cravings, Its vast store of useful, practical, and
reliable information about all matters pertaining
to the Farm, the Garden, and the Household; Its
pleasing and instructive department for Children
and Youth, with Its unsparing exposures of the
humbugs and swindles that abound, all render
this journal very valuable, and almost indispens-
ible aid to every Man, Woman, and Child, in
City, Village and Country. The terms, owing
to It's immense circulation, are put down to the
very low price of Sl.bO year, or four copies for
s5. Take our advice, and send for It ayear, or,
at least, send Is cents, and get post paid spec-
men copy. ORANGE JuDD g. Co., 246 Broadway,
New York, are the Publishers.
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THE HUI OF THE UNIvERsE.-Whe u
the new railroad is made from Berlin to Gallipo-
lis, and the road from Galla 8 Washington Sta
ton to IrOnton. and the old Hillsboro road from
jackson u.G Piketon to Cincinnati, Jackson will
be the centre of creation, and Baldrldge
& Grassland will then supply the Universe
with clothing. Until that time, they will be
content to supply only that portion of Ohio
south Of the National Road.
Head Quarters on Main Street, jackson, oppo-
site the Standard 01ice
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WE have received the FebruarY mar

We have received the February num-
Der Of Ballou's Monthly Magazine. 1t iSap in
terestlng publication.
Boston, Elliot, Thomas g. Talbot. a1.6O per
year.
The American Farmer for January Is reeeiv-
ed. A valuable thing for the farmer. Publish
ed by John Turner, Rochester, N. Y, at $1.OO
per year.
loves Farm and Preside Journal for Decem-
ber is received. a good work.
Published BY j. Payne Lowe, New York, at
el.00
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AMERICAN SrooK JoUKNAL.-The Jan

AMERICAN STocK JOURNAL. The jan
uary number commences new volume Of this
unrvalled Farmers and Stock Breeders Maya
zine. 1t con talns the usua! amount Of valuable
articles among which we notice. Health of Da i
ry Stock in Winter" "The Most Profitable
Breeds of Sheep" Ayrshire Cattle" winter
Diseases of Horses" "Jersey Cows" "Found-
er in Horses" "Hints on Care ofstock in jan
uary." Improved Manger-Feeding Horses"
"Rural Economy" "Ventllate Your Stables. "
keep Only the Best Stock" 'short-Horns as
Mixers" "China or Hong Kong Geese. "
"GoIter in Lambs" winter Work in the Barn
and Stock Yard" Hamburg Fowls" &C., &c.
Every farmer should subscribe for 1t. Only 90
a year. Specimen Copies free, with list ofsplen-
did premiums to Agents.
Address N. P. BOYER & Co.. Publishers,
Gum Tree, Chester Co., P.
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Errors of Youth.

A gentleman who suffered for years from Ner-
vous Debility Premature Decay, and allAhe ef.
fects Of youthful indlscretlon, will, for the sake
of suffering humanity, send free to all who need
1t, the recipe and directions for making the simple
remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers wish
ing 10 profit by the advertisers experience, can
do so by addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN
May g. ely AZ Cedar st., N. Y.
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To Consumptives.

The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON will send
(free of CHARGE to oil 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 will try this
prescription, as 1t will cost them nothing, and
may prove blessing. Please address
RGv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. 1G6 South Second St., Willlamsburgh, NY.
Sept.-E, '67 lOld adv. NAV 8, '67-1yl
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Dull TIMES The New York Trib-
une says that In dull times business men should
make the greater efforts to secure custom, and
hence should advertise more than when trade is
brisk. There is no such thing as duh trade at
Orange Furnace Store They advertise In all
kinds Of times, and hence never know what dull
times means. Always brisk time at that Store.
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Mr.. SMART is correct in bis remarks
about the want of punctuslity in the education
of children. Want of punctuality is the curse of
our country. II is what causes the decline Of
churches, and the great want of confidence In
secular matters. 1t ruins many business man,
who. but for this vice. would succeed.
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sMlrn'a Mercantile College, Ports

SlnTH'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 arithmetic and PEN
mdRsAip. Permanently located. Open day and
evening. Scholars can enter at any time and re-
cslvs thorough education, that viii ct them for
every kind of business In after life, Send for q
Circular. Address r. W. SMITH, Principal.
August 2s IS67.-6m
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Information.

Information guaranteed to produce luxuriant
growth Of hair upon bald head or beardless face,
also recipe for the removal of Pimples, Blotch-
cs, Eruptions, etc.. on the skin, leaving the same
soft clear and beautiful, can be obtained with
out charge by addressing
THOS. F. CHAPMAN CHEMIST
1928 Broadway, New York.
Sept II fold adv May S'67-1y.
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TUE Harnden Express Company are
running new express wagon. Lew. French is
the conductor The business of this company
has vastly increased during the past year or two,
under the fostering" care Of the accommodating
agent Eos. Steele
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A BoouET IN A SINGLE DRor OF Flu
ID.-An armful of roses might lphale more
empowering odor than single drop of Phalon's
Might Blooming Cereus, but in freshness, del
ieaey, and pure, heOlthful fragrance, the drop
would far transcend the hOwers::-WarsaW Mr.
rOr
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SOME person at Columbus, we sup
pose Mr.. DUNCAN, has sent us the Governor 8
Message, the Annual Report of the Comptroller
of the Treasury, and the Annual Report Of the
Board of State Charities. Thanks.
We see that Mr.. DUNCAN has been appointed on
the Committee on the Judiciary, and Chairman
OF the Committee on the Currency.
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"TnRow physic to the dogso says the

"THRow physic to the dogs" says the
wise man. But he forgets to tell you where to
get that which is better than all physic. That
place Is the Drug Store Of Reed Curtis 3 Co.,
on Second Street. Portsmouth, Ohio, There you
can get anything you want, such as drugs, med
Iciues, paints, oils, dye Stufs, glass, sash &c.
Everything at this establishment Is Of the very
best quality, and sold at reasonable prices. That
10 the place to buy Jan 3 Wv
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The Healing Pool,

AND HOUSE OF MERCY.
Hovard association Reports, for YOUNG MEN,
on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the ERRORS,
ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy the man.
ly powers, and create impediments to MAR
RAGE, with sure means of relief. Sent in seal
ed letter envelopes, free Of charge. Address DR..
J. SKILLIN HOUGHT0N, Howard Association,
Philadelpia, Pa. June 6, 67-y
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NorroE, All persons knowing them.
selves indebted to us either BY note or book ace
count, will please call and settle Immediately, as
we want to close up our business at once.
Jan. 8, 1s6s-2m BUNN CAvETT & BUaN,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Itch! Itch {!

ScRA TCH! SCRA TCHl! SCRATCH!ii
In from 10 to 48 hours.
WHEA TONS OINTMENT cures TIE IrcH.
lVHEA TONS OINTMENT cures SALT RHEuM.
VHEA TONS OINTMENT cures TETTER.
IVHEA TONS 0INT'JfENT cures BARRIERS ITcH
WHEA TONS OINTMENT cures OLD SoREs.
WHEA TONS OINTMENT cures EVERY KISD
of Humor like Magic.
Price 80 cents per box, by mail, 60 cents. Ad-
dress WEEKS & POTTER, No. 40 Washington
Street, Boston, Mass.
For sale by oil Druggists.
Oct 8, ,'67-y.l
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VIZ see by the Record, published at
Washington, Iowa, that our young friend, Char
ley stinson, formerly Of this place, has been
married to Miss Rose Capp. of Washington.
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THE extreme cold weather during the
past week has been very favorable for putting up
Ice. Chestnut and Pugh have erected large Ice
house, and win put up large quantity.
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THERE will be a railroad built from
Berlin In this county to Galllpolls. The Work
will be commenced at once.
We will have more to say about this next
week
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MEDICAL NorIcE.--Dr. E. Cone may

MEDICAL NoTIcE.--Dr Il. Cone may
be consulted as follows;
In HAMDEN, at the jackson House, on Mondays,
September 80 November 4; December O; jan
nary 10 [; February II March %; April ~
In JACKSON, at the Isham House, on Tuesdays,
October November 3 December 10, January
IA; February 1s March "a April %.
81 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 ofhls skill In the treatment
of all varieties of diseases But do not defer your
application until your disease Is lncurable.
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c. s. SMART,
Superintendent Public Schools.


The following are the proceedings in
the Probate Court of Jackson county for the week
ending on Saturday lasti
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Joel E. Farmer and Judy Huddleson.
Joseph Hostine and Marietta Smith.
James Turner and Martha A. Currier.
George w. Redden and Mary j. Nance.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Four accounts filed,
At a criminal term, the following cases were
continued: Ohio VS.. John Staley ct 81. Disturb
ing and carrying away hees. Ohio VS.. Thurman
Tweed. Throwing down fence. Ohio VS.. VIM.
jenkins. Assault Ohio We. Geo. MetcAlf As
saut and bOttery.
The case of Ohio We. Hut Connor was the only
case tried. This was Information for assault &
Battery upon Hannah Gilllland. Plea not guilty
Jury waived, and tried by Court. Detendant 1t
acquitted.
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On the 7th inst. feet of five fiat
boats left Keystone Furnace, carrying 245 tons
of plgiron. These boats would proceed down
Raccoon to the Ohio river.
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Probate Notice.
In Bankruptcy.

Southern District Of Ohio %.
At Jackson, in the County Of Jackson and State
of Ohio.
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment as Assignee Of William q. Draper.
oil Portsmouth, in the county Of scioto and
state of Ohio within said District, who has been
adindged Bankrupt upon his OWE Petition, by
the District Court Of sald District
JAMES w. L0NGBON,
Assignee of William G. Draper
Ian Q 1A6e--Sw,
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WEare under renewed obligations to
John A. Evans, OfKeystOne Furnace, for eleven
new subscribers
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Notice.
In Bankruptcy.

Southern District Of okiS.
At Jackson, In the County Of Jackson ana gsstS
of Ohio.
The undersigned hereby gives notice u hb
appointment as Assignee OF David RadcliG Of
Jackson, in the County Of jackson and StatCof
Ohio. within said District, who has been AdIudgss
Bankrupt upon his own Petition, BY the Us@
trict Court Of said District
JAMES W. LONGB0N
Assignee Of David Rsdcli&
Iap "a tAaa aev
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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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J. F. TOWEL, Portsmouth, Ohio, Of
fsrs to the Merchants and Furnacehen of Jackson
SSunty asuperior stock of Dry Goods g. Notions,
on terms the most favorable lyl
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CouNTY COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS
The Commissioners of Jackson county met on
oil last Saturday, and allowed the following bills:
]. W. Longbon, Probate Judge, making
entries and indexes. es................. S13 20
BENJAMIN Trago, 400 bricks to drain Jail. 90
Geo. W. johnson, late Probate Judge, for
appointing three School Examiners,
(Omitted) .....,.......... %
John Jwauson, Constable, fees and cx-
penses In case Of Ohio VS.. Thomas Per-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. tlns 1s 80
Adjourned to meet on Saturday, February
1868.
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FOR SALE.
! Wash Stand,
/ Bedstead,
2 Tables,
Lounge,
Set of Chairs,
Cooking Stove.
The above have been In use SIX months and
Z. CLARKS
Jan O. 68-3w Store or Residence.