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Sheriff,s Sale.

State Of 0hio, .Itctsoa Coapty, a.
David Kirk, Adm'r,, | ...
vs.. On nl. Yendi eX.
Mlckens DOwell, Admir-
DURSUANT to the command Of an al Ycndi
Il execution Issued by the Clerk from the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Jackson cbunty, and
tome directed as Sheriff of said county, | viii
offer at public auction ut the door of the new
Court House in the town of jackson,
On Saturday, June 9th, A d., 1868,
at one O'Clock, P. NJ. of said day. the following
real estate, bounded and described as follows,
to-wit:
Lot number two ~, township number seven
(7), range nulnber nineteen C9), containing One
Hundred and Two and nlnety.One hundIedths
(02 0l-iOO) acres, situated in tho county Of
Jackson aud Stutp OF Ohio. ... ...
Valued at t5l0 90 n.l
TO be sold as the property Of Nelson Dnwel
deed, " satisfy u Judgment rendered by said
Court In favor of David X irk, Admir-, aud u
ganst David W. Wlnlough, Admr. &c, of Mick
ems Dowell deed.
Terms--Cnsh In hand on day Of sale, r+f.
Given under my hand this 9th daY Of May, 1863.
JOS II. WILSON, $. J. e.,
Il. JOHNSON, Atty for PHI.
May 1868 -pE $l0 30
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II Is common fault with farmers 10
neglect their vegetable gardens, This
Is Q grand mistake on the part of those
whe commit IL The garden may not
pay in money 80 manifestly as the field,
and If 1t is the only object of the farm
or 70 lay up dollars, he may as well let
the garden run TO waste and spend all
his time IN other work, aud live on
pork and potatoes and keep bis family
on the same rigid diet all the year
round. But in real comfort, Id the
true enjoyment of the frnits of the
grounds there is no part of the farm
that viii pay larger dividend than the
vegetable garden and may be made
10 pay abundantly with no grea
amount Of work, fit be only done il
time aud at proper Intervals. There i
q grcatadgantagc in the way of healtl
as well rs in comfort, 10 having earl.
vegetables. -Er.
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SWEET POTATO PLANTS !!

NJ ANSEMoND SWEET POTATO PLANTS
IN The best vnriety for the North. For sale on
and after May 18th, Of the following price Per
100, 85 cents; per 900, S8; per 5000, $14 per
10000 $25.
WNOMAfO PLANTS Testers Perfected. Fccc
Il Island, Thden, Key's. Large Smooth Red,
Apple Tomato, Large Yellow. Price per doz.,
20 cts; per 100, s15O; per 1000, $40, -...l
CABBAGE PLANTs-Enrly York. Early OK.
~ hart Large York, Premium, Flat Dutch
Stone Mason, MarbleheNd, Mammoth, Winnig.
stadt. Price per d0z. 10 cts; per loo. 75 cents
per 900, S5; per 10000, $40,
---AISO--
Usage ORANGE PLANTS, fine collection
~ Of Eyergreens Shrubs Roses, Fuchlns,
GladOlusses. Trltomas and Greenhouse Plunts
at Low Rates. Terms Cash.
Address your orders--Gnllipolis, Ohio. All
orders left with Messls. Hayward q Fuller will
meet with prompt attention, as they are my Ou-
lhOrized agents G. n PALMER.
May Z. 68-5w
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Sherif,s Sale.
Bank Of Charleston,

Bank fCharlestOn,
Moscs Sternberger, ehl r.3 as
NOTICE Is hereby given that win offer for.
~ sale az public auction, nj the duor Of tbs
new Court House, In jackson, IN said county of
jackson ftd Hu-i tNH
On Saturday, June 18th, A, d., 1868,
ut one o'clock, P. NJ, of said day the following
described real estate, situate In the county OF
Jackson, and described as follows;
Part Of Lot number thlrty-seyeu In the town
Of Jackson In said county, II being sixty feet
trout upon Main Street and elghty-slx feet deep
on Portsmouth ST.. aud being sixty by eighty-slS
feet, aud the same premises Whereon Is nreeled
the brick building now used by NJ SterbergOt
" Co. as tle store room aud for otherpnrposes
A Appraised nj 46,00O it4 c H
To be sold as the property Of Moses Sternber-
ger, on an order OF sale from the Court Ot Oom-
mnn Pleas In favor of Means, Hall Il Go.
Terms of sale- cash IN hand.
n Given under my hand this 18th Jay Of May, 1868.
JOS. Ii. WILSON, SIC.
RsN SrRY, Atty for PHI fftai W
n MaylA Gse-5w-pf. S1i, 90
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An Ounce Of Preventive

Is worth pound Of cure. Fever and Ague can
be prevented 10 all climates and In all constitu-
tions by the constant use of Roback's Stomach
Bitters, and oftentimes the very worst cases have
been cured by their timely use Persons living
In malarious districts should never be without
them,
SOLD ny
DIR. O. c. MILLER, jackson, Ohio.
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WTanted-AGENT -s2OO per month the
wv year round or certainty Of $500 t0S100O
per month to those having n little capital. We
guaranty the above monthly salary to good ac-
tive agents at their own homes. Every agent,
farmer, gardner. planter and iruit grower. North
and South, should send at 0ace for particWipTs.
Please cali on or address j. AIlEARN d CO.,
G3 Second ST., Baltimore, Md.
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where. male ard female, to introduce the GEN.
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Every second stitch can be cut, and still the cloth
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other parties palming of worthless cOst-iFon niai
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WANTED.

All persons troubled with Costiveness or Con.
stipation of the Bowels to try Roback's Blood
Pills they contain no mercury, are purely veg
etable and work like a charm can be taken with
safety by persons of all ages, and in all cOndl-
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SOLD ny
DIR. 0. c. MILLER, jackson, Ohio.
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Administrators Sale Of Real Estate.

Administrators Sale Of Real Estate.
I'm pursuance Of nm order of the Probate Court
Il Of jackson county, Ohio, will offer for sale
ut public auction, on ,r.uI ..H
Saturday, the 9th day Of June 1863,
at one O'Clock, p. w., at the door Of the Court
House In said countv. the following de
scrlbed real estate situate In the county OF Jack.
son and State Of Ohio to-wlt;
...,., Lot number one ~ in township number
seven (7). OF range number nineteen (19) In the
SCi0to Salt Reservation. c0utnlnlng 100 acres,
more or less--except fOrtyneres Ont THE south
crlv pNFt thereof, more particularly desctlhedi IN
n Deed from Mathew Rider 30 Jehkln Phllllps,
dated SeItember GtlI, 1888. and recorded In Book
&c, page iSj OF the Record Of Deeds of said
county, to which reference is here had for
more perfect description, and excepting also
nfteen acres out of the easiery part of said Lot
No. /, described In o Deed from Samuel
Reed to James Howe, dated December 2l 1903.
aud recorded IN Book IN page $50 Of sald
Records, to which Reference Is here made for
mort perfect description OF said l5-acre tract.
Appraised ut 1850 90 .s-.a..
Tgrms of sale--0ne half IN hand and tho res.
idne In one year, from day Of sale with Interest,
deferred payment To be secured by mortgage
upon the premises.
ID, w, WINFOUGHt s.
Administrator Of MlCkens DOweil dee q,
BY w. ksHAsTISGs, ATTY ".o' OF
aNt inlay 7,6s-A6wl is' n.
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- .HONEas ATFORh IA .lAT- LAW,
ID Jscgaox. ONO. Ofleeou Main Street.
near The Gibson House, at the Office Formerly
oceapled'by T. G. Ilognian as a law office.
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ZOE PRINTING Of oil kinds done at the
% STANDARD OFFICE.
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RINGS
VEGETABLE ANBR0SIA
Is the Miracle eff the Age!

Grdy Headed People have their locks restored
by II To to the dprk lRst0s steR tresses Of youth
and are happy.
TOaag Ftatie with light, fnded or red Hair have
these unia-honable eolors changed to beauti-
ful auburn, and rejoice
People whose heads arc covered with DdadrWG
and Mmors use 1t, and have clean coats, and
clear and healthy scalps .tI.. UE
Raid Heald I'tteims have their remaining
locks frightened, and the hare spots covered with
a luxurunt growth of Hair. and dance for JOY!
Young Gehtiemdn use lt because 1t is richly per.
fnmcd f1f t
Houag Ladies use 1t because II keeps their hair
In place
Ercyybody MUST and WILL use It because 1t Is
the cicdacsi nd bta article In the markell,
F'or sale By Druggists GeRratg.
Price. ce...,,...,..."S1.00per Bottle,
e. NJ. TUBBS h CO., Proprletors.
Peterboro', N. H.
A, B. Merriam & Co., Wholesale Agents Clu-
cinnati, Ohio. as.
o. Z. Miller, Agent. jackson, o. ~
Griffith and Shearer, Agents, Portland Jackson
co. Ohio. ia
NOV. u ely.
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JACKSON STANDARD.
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THURSDAY. .1UNE q, 1865.
- you DID NOT COME.

The sun was gliding down the western sky.
The hours OF day had almost reached their sum
Who kept the tryst that was appOinted J!
You did not come! 1 'ff 1sh lvt
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The moonlight rose and spread its silver hood
heard the death nlath round the nghtshad
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Twas hut to give me luck Hower aF two Y
4 riDg-my letters, foolish, dOubtles some
Mere trifies! Yet Thought not 50 aud you7-
You did not come! '.
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One word upon scrap uf paper writ
or pitying corniuFt but single crnnh;
1t was not much YOU might have sra ed il \!
You did not come
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4 chilly loneliness froze nv lgvercd blood;
You did not Gomez
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sat and watched the evenings closing ray;
The sunset woods were desOlate and dumb;
waited till the last faint streak Of day,
You did not Qomei -at14 III e n fE
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DIED

ALLEB-Ou Thursr July 49, Mary Jane wife Of JssOh Alice
the 5lst Of r-r age.
from her late residence No 80 Lafi7etea', brooklyn on Sunday
the 18Th inst, a. o'clock p ~.
BODDINGTON-At Hoboken j. M0nda- Juv - 1893,
John BoingH Of Custoa OIior-sre England aged Ol years
Inferred az lOnsers y. \.
BUCK-Ou THURSDAY 10Th Elton. daughter Of Eoa
and Sophia : Buck aged months aad days
Philadelphia papers please copy
DARLNG-Sulteny wednesday the 18Th inst Louisa A. wife Of
Casius DARING
The flpsrs viii take place At the ate deceased No
West Thrult-st SATURDAY, the l8,h rst o'clock Ih.
and friends Of the hmiy respectful; Invited to attend
without farther notice
FuLLRR-In BROOKLYN Oh Thursday July Dew
Rasie J. and Belle Dew. Fuller.
residence bis LefrrtsS corner GansFe,
SATURDAY morning at 3, clock feras are invited 70 attend
HALL-At O'Clock NJ Tuesday the i'h ms, n, Iess7es
% brother Dr. Edwards Hall No 49, FOgrtlae tie hoa "hs
Hall Of congestion year. months aud - days 80
The relatives friends invited without further uore 20 aei s
funeral Friday The l7t lst az lr ff ,rIla
Church 10 FfAare corner Nlrreli4sa H. remains w" " 'N
to Wg0daw9 CsmS,rrG VT ~ - -ssssr~
HALLOCH-Sgiieuy Charles Halock. aged 50 years
The relatives and friends Of the family also ~ w soina J'nn J.
Scocks and Wool invited TO atteaf bis iler.l LON W"
Tweuyhrst. Presbyterian Church. on fura tne h lls y
O'Clock D. Members OF Cyrus = No 5s also members o DeAs"
lent = No. q, are invited to attend
AMOST-A residence Greeuek Scotland on the lh Of Juns
last M Colin Lamont ir IN the 1911 year 81 his axe
LEFFERTS-At Gufor Cou the morning Of Jr 10 Hiss hhA
Lefrrts 81 this city.
IyyGSToy-In this City on THURSDAY l6h inst vaa Bres
Livingston % 10Th Of t.s
viii take place - STEPHENS Ollh IN s'
Tweutyeigbthst Satusv next a. lo O'Clock m ne ft'es
and friends OF invited % attend without iaF1hef noee
sCOTT-Suidny bis residence No ~ West Twenty ssone'L'
Tobu aged ~
and friends family respect 'lr1
Bartholomew CEurch LatsFrttrp place % Ft-l
18th inst al o'clock p H., without further n0''eo
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call him. "wash me clean" Under his management.
poor PendletOn washed clean Of all his chances for
the Presidency. As Hoosier said of Turkish bath.
thoy wash all the hide off, he won't be the man
again until a new skin has grown.
The Ne,C- York Express says A party of
Southern delegates the Convention in company with
detectives did the sums of the city Monday night.
They enough OF the mysteries and miseries OF the
metropolis satisfy their curiosity until the meeting OF
another convention least" They also where the
Democratic majorties come from.
A Western paper says that Dan Voorhees,,
once very popular with the Western Democracy, de-
nounced and repudiated by the party his neighbor
hood for the part nc took in the Convention His old
friends talk Of presenting this CoppeFhead sage
Southern adornment fashionable in secession
years siuce-a coat Of tar and feathers"
Timely rhymes these:
There's a queer sort o chap they call Seymour
a strange composition called Seymour
Then happiness finds
In accepting, does Horatio seymour.
Hi diddle. dddle. Hendricks and his fiddle.
= +. G. Jumped over the moon,
While PendletOn cried to sec such sport,
And Seymour ran OIL with the spoon
The Bridgeport Farmer says: "The vote for
Seymour in New-York next November will make Hiram
sick" To which The Standard responds: 1--WE don't
know about that The vote for Seymour all out
New York during the draft riots in 1868, and 1t didn't
make Hiram sick all On the contrary. he sent Old
Ben up there and if memory Us, it was not
Hiram but Seymour and bis voters, that were taken
dreadful sick Of that Job.
Dispatches from all points in the North est
almost universally say that the nominations OF the Dem
ocratc Convention are received by the Democracy with
much GOODNESS and dissatisfaction while the Republicans
seem delighted They regard the ticket very weak
one which they can beat with The nomination Of
Frank Blair r is particularly offensive to the Dem
ocracy They regard him unprncipled, foul
which has nominated him. and VINO would probably sell
them out il hc should by any chance be elected
The Hartford Post says: "The bidding Tor
the nomination OF Tammany Hall was for long time
quite spirited and ran thus Pendletons bid was An
easy way to liquidation Hancock bid, 'NewOrleans.'
A. johnson bid Seven Vctoes-a circular swing-the
ears Of a mule and head Of pig ChaseS bid was,
Dead IshO0s' Hcndrcks's bid was only wink which
ia said to he as good a nod TO blind horse English
bid The Iaborng Casses-Eight Hours a Days Work
the New-Engand Front Broken, and SnewS OF War for
the Campaign Blair bid Military Interference with
the Reconstructed State Governments Parker bid
The GOOD will of Camden and Amboy' DOohttc bid,
The support OF the entire johnson party, including
Dixon Church bid, The Smile Of Samuel J. Tilden.'
Reverdy Johnson bid Maryland, my Maryland Tom
Ewing bid 'Obscurity' J. O. Adams bid, His father,
and grandfather aud great grandfather and an ancestry
reaching back to Adams fall Horatio Seym0urs was
the last and best hid Of all He bid good-by to ms
honor and the nomination was knocked down TO hiin
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SPORTS AND PASTIMES.
BASE BALL.
TIE ATLANTIC AND ECKFORD MATCH-A BRIL- |
LIANT RATIING GAME.


THE ATLANTIC AND ECKFORD MATCH-A BRIL-
LIANT BATTING GAME.
The Atlantics yesterday played their first
game their grounds since their return home their OPP
ponents on the occasion being old rivals the Eek
fords with Martin pitcher OF course there was
large coucOurse spectators witness the game con
siderable anxiety being expressed TO bow much better
the Atlantcs would hit Martins pitching than tne
Mutuals had done The weather the most tdVoraDe
for play that we had for week past the heat OF
the past hye days having abated CONSIDERABLY Inc
Atlantics had out their full team on tne occa
sion. and were in splendid trim. The EckfOrds
however as luck would have 1t, were minus their hLe
catcher, HOdes and such essential IN held 10 sup
port Martin a decided drawback the Ecktords
after the match, well as the Auantlcs, seemed
10 be impressed with the fact That one
pitcher was as good another. AS iar as
Martin aud Malone were concerned, the latter Was
nut Oh to pitch the first inning, but he was so bady
punished that Martin replaced nm IN the second lnhs
and afterward pitched throughout the game Inc Alah
tics scored less than 6 from Malone IN the hst IN
Ming getting their first base by clean mus IL Ilnea
Fran that time until the clOse Of the eighth INNING
they added but Is 20 the score, getting thelf
base by clean hits but "a times IN seven innings ia
streaks" Of batting which no pltchlng can sIihI IN ~
fact the style Of hitting as that win wch
they punished Creighton with IN 96O-the result DelHs an
addition OF IA ~ the The character OF Ie
batting may he Judged by the fact that 81 bases were
scored by clean hits this gamea higher average than
ever before has been reached IN match The EcfOrds
found little difficulty III hitting letteh Out nc was
Instances that but few could be
scored, even from hoty-ht balls. The Eek
Wagers laid that they would not reach that NUMBER
The EckfOrds were little IN the early part or the
game at right and center efs but lack OF skill ana ac
afterwaTd by good catches Nelson carried on Tue pam az
the bat Courtney dong good service behind ne ana Mel
capturing the most pllsODers starts play IN MS pO
sltlOn fine. Crane however TOOK the lcau Al Ao OI