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Atthe Probate Office in Jackson, Sept. 10th,
by Rev. l, B. Bradrlck, Mr.. JoHN L. JoNGS and
Miss MARY A, EDWARDS.
On the same day, at the Isham House, by Rev.
|. B. BradriCk, Mr.. JOHN WARREN and Miss
ELLA A. WHlTr, yuaGn1 Z t.G3
On the 10th inst, at the residence of the
brides father in Frank lin Township, by Rev.
L. A. Atkinson, ELI B. BINGHAM and SUSAN M.
EVANS.
On the 10th inst, at the residence OF the
brides mother in Lick Township, by Rev. L. A.
Atkinson, ARCHIBALD HOWE aud EUCLID WAL
DEN. ..-. a. F..r....
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HoT WEATHER. The weather dur
ing the past week has been almost as hot as
AgquSt This'has checked the sale of clothing
to such an extent that NJ. Frank & Co. have be-
come discouraged, and they are running off
their stock of clothing very cheap. We do not
want them to hear us, but we would say, pri-
yately, that cool weather will necessarily soon
come, and you had better be prepared for it when
it does come. So just slip In, opposite the
Bank, and take advantage of the bargains there
offered.
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m " tL0C4L BRETIEIES.

- IA AA-N ID W. - at .t .httN
4 -Be sure 70 come to the great meeting on next
Tuesday. Senator Sherman is one of the best
speakers in the United States.
--het all those sehsol'teachers who have not
gOtcerthcates on hand on the first Monday
In October. DO notforget the time. -.
sq~-Our Public Schools are now in successful
operation. We intend to drop in some day, and
will then give our impressions Of how they are
conducted. sjsitEgNG NsH
AZ We have cherry tree in our orchard that
has several lunches of blossoms on it, which
Hook as bright aud promis ing as the blossoms of
spring. '@sA " p s--'' ..'' '."
We notice that Mr. Mark Sternberger is
having his frame residence on Broadway raised
several feet. Varlan IS doing it. And he will
do it right. apE $4B,s.A = ~
.sA=Pallp Noe, ohesof the Oldest citizens of our
town, died at his residence In Jamestown last
Friday. Mr.. Noel was Il brother we believe, of
Aaron Noel Treasurer of fsSciotolcOuntY
Aon next Sabbath, Rev. I. B. Bradrick will
preach, at the NJ. K, Church his last sermon for
this Conference year. Conference will meet in
Marietta on Wednesday, the 29th inst. Mr.
.Bradrick has now been W it'll US two years, and
has been u very acceptable, popular and sue
Cessful minister, II is not known, Of course
whether he will be returned for the third year
From every Indication, the County Fair on
the 9Th and 9Th of next month will be the best
ever held In the county. The Half Fare ar
rangement on tue train win accommodate the
people much better Than heretofore They can
remain until the Fair is over on Friday, and
then return home on Saturday morning on their
H6lfFars tickets t H@a
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+ New SroRE.--Standing at the foot Of
our once stairs the other day, we heard q man
speak To us. It was James Dyer. He was stand
ing in the door next below the bank. We went
to him, and he invited us into the room. There
we saw one of the incest fitted store rooms in
town, and 1t was crammed full of new and fash
ionable goods. Mr. Dyer informed us that be
was selling some goods, Notwithstanding the
brisk competition, and the dull times.
Mr.. Dyer ou ght to know all about the goods
business in Jackson, as he has been engaged In
1t ever since we can remember. And then every
body knows ''DoetOr" Dyer as one of the most
honest, upright men in tho State, Give him a
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NOTICE TO q - -'.
Boiler Owners.
OFFtor DISTRICT INSPECTOR or STE

OFFICE DISTRICT INSPECTOR OF STEAMl
BOILERS, 1lTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT,
Portsmouth, Ohio, August %, 1863
Owners Of boilers in this district will prepare
their steam boilers within thirty days, for in
spec tion, by attaching thereto q Low Water
Indicator, with whistle alarm and Locked
Safety Valve"
A penalty of two hundred dollars attached to
each party refusing to comply. 3v'a Vg
For the convenience of boiler owners, SAM
Piles of Indicators and Valves can be seen at
the Office of Messrs. Murray Moore s. Co., of
this city, who are authorized to put the same
upon boilers. .s.s s.s a.g.
All persons who have not reported their boil
ers to me, arc liable to penalty of twenty-five
dol lars. .. f5f -
L. V. APPLEGATE,
Dep Inspector Steam Boilers, 11th District.
Sept 16-2W isA1
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Medical NOtiCe.-Dr. Cone may b

"OuAOuA 4NOOASSe A' OCA'As Icy w
consulted in 1869 as follows;
In JACKSON, at the Gibson House. on Wednes-
days and until the accommodation train goes
north, on Thursdays in the. afternoon, Feb. 18th
and 18th April 9Th and Str; May 18th and 18th;
June 10th aud 17ths July Dist and I'D Oct
18Th and 14th Nov. 18th and 18th. ....
In HAMDEN, at the jackson House, on Tues
days, Feb. 10th; April 6; May II June l5;
July 2Oi Sept z; Oct. Il; Nov. 16. p yr
sDR CoNE most cordially invites all persons in
delicate health to ylsit his rooms, They will be
anpl rewarded for 'tiieir trouble, by the thor
ough examination, aud satisfactory description
given their cases. ~ M
Consultation free in all cases. fg
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BECAUSE we did not mention Orange
Furnace Store last eek, do not think that it
has blowed out, If you come in to the big
meeting; ifyou come in to the Fair; If you come
in on any day, as matter oil course you viii cal
at Orange Store and there you will be sure to
find Pollock, the nlinoy Store Keeper" Cal
at Orange Store, second door below the Bank.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

GEo. P. RowELL & Co. are the New York Ad-
vertising Agents for this paper, and complete
files of it can be examined at their office by any
one making application. This firm has reduced
advertising to more perfect system than has
heretofore been known. ()
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Proposals
FOR GRADING STREETS.
DEDS will be received untn Saturday,
u October 9th, 1850, for grading

DEDS will be received untn Saturday,
- October 9th, 1S69, for grading
1st-Nain Street, from Portsmouth Street west
to the corporate limits sf
2d-Main Street, from Railroad Street to the end
Of Fulton Row; ..-..,.s ..t.
3rd--Pearl Street, between Broadway and Col
umbia Streets e|,. Ft.-
4th--Court Street, between Broadway and Ports
mouth Streets
5th-Broadway, from Main Street north to the
bridge; .rr ri q
6th--Water Street, from Portsmouth to Bridge
Streets; .# -+a
7th-Porsnlouth Street, from Pearl to Water
Streets and .. NNF
8th--Church Street, from South to Water
Streets. "I. a-.tA
The time for said grading to be completed to
be fixed in the contract Each bid m ust contain
the name Of the bidder, accompanied by o sufh-
cient guaranty of some disinterested person.
that if the bid be accepted contract will be en-
tered into, and the performance of it properly
secured. ... .a#-h n
The bids may be for any one of the above
mentioned parts, or for all of them.
Said glGding must conform to the plans on file
in the Mayors office. - ~-.t raE.
All bids must be sealed, and filed with the
Clerk of the Village, by IL O'Clock noon, Of Sat-
urday, October 9th, 1869. v1v f.seAs
LEWIS DAVIS, Mayor.
JonN B. CoNSELLY, Clerk f'3 ''8+
.a Sept. 8, 9,'69-4w] q fs4
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IT STANDS EVERY TEST

TO which u eau reasonably be subjected. Fis-
tula, Big Head, SPAWN. Blind staggers. Swim
ney, Distemper, Lockjaw, and even Glandsrs
Qn its first and second stages.) with scores of
other diseases, have been constantly treated with
perfect success by thousands Of farmers. and
9th ers, who have become the fortunate possess-
ors Of this noble volume. We could easily iil
two pages Of the Jackson STANDARD with ex-
tracts from letters giving the history of the
cases above refer, to, aud expressing the high
Farmers KHO Je Book for its clearRess
Of style Especially iu its descriptions Of diseases
and treatment). the simplicity and efficacy Of The
remedies prescribed, It's great comprehensive
ness etc.-in q word Its
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Medical Notice,

have made arrangements to give especial at
tention to the practice of medicine. My success
In the treatment Of diseases, especially private
and chronic, warrant me in saying that it Is to
the interest of the afflicted to employ me in
preference to the old fOgies who poison the
system with mercury and other poisonous
agents.
aug6-tf .-, .. IT. MONAHAN.
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MORE FINE PIGs.-We have a lot Of
full blood Chester White pigs, and lot of half
bloods. They are not of kin to Mr. Watson'S,
and persons getting one of his and one of ours,
can have pair suitable for breeding. Call and
see them when at the Fair.
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PRACTICAL VALUE

In every respect But suffice It to say, the large
number of recommendations which the pub
Usher has had printed for the Information Of the
public are merely specimens Of hundreds Of a
similar. character which he has received and
continues stjlitO receive by almost every mail.
This list Of PRACTICAL TESTS will lie sent,
postpaid, TO any farmer, or other person, who
will fpfwardhs address for that purpose.
But this unriEaled work Is something more
than q mere ''horse doctor book 1t Is
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Errors of Youth.

A GENTLEMAN who has suffered for years
from nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and
all the effects of youthful indiscretion win, for
the sake of suffering humanity, send free to all
WHO need it, the receipt and directions for max
ing the simple remedy by which he was cured.
Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertisers
experience, can do SO by addressing in perfect
confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. AZ Cedar street, New York.
May 27, '60-y
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wASTED 1SlErg 50a HOMES
and FORTUNES

In the boundess West and sunny South It
speaks to the young man of home and fortune,
and tells him why, where and how to seek it 1t
tells the capitalist where to invest the laborer,
TO lind good wages the farmer, the best lands
the merchant, the manufacturer, the profession
al man, aud the mechanic, of the great chances
open to them it tells everybody just what they
ought to know, about the vast resources and
wonderful progress in every part of this great
country New, fresh, interesting, and popular
Send for circular. Farmers, farmer sons, and
other cnterprising men, can learn of money
making business, by addressing, PEOPLES
PUBLISHING CO.. Philadelphia, Pa, Cincin-
natl Ohio, Chicago, ILL.,, st. Louis Mo, or,
Springfield, Mass. lSept 23-10w
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Haviag occasion to use few quires
of paper the other day, we went to Rockwell's
Book Store to get it. We found Rockwell's 5
store well filled with everything in his line of
trade, including all kinds of books, paper, en-
velopes, pens, ink. pencils pictures of all kinds,
and thousand other articles too tedious to
mention. sr4ui.. t.E..f
Go to Rockwell's and you can iud anything
you want.
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relief in the manner sought; that tho remedy
was at law, on petition to reverse tn judg-
ment. The judgement Of the Common Pleas
affirmed, with costs. DuHadway for plaintiff ;
hastings for defendant.
John B. Connolly was admitted 10 the Bar as
Attorney at Law.
Court adjourned on Saturday morning at va
o'clock.
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BOTH ENGLISH
AND GERMAN,

And at price so Reasonable as to be within the
reach of ALL There is scarcely o single county
in which from 400 to 5000 copies can not be
sold between now and the first of next May, by
means of an intelligent and systematic canvass
Unlike large class of merely sensational books
-deservedly shoIt-lved and rapidly falling into
dlsrepute-this work grows ia popular favor
continually, and is now selling with increased
rapidly everywhere. From its great and obvi-
Gus practical value and its non-political char
acter. agents are doing spiendidy with it in
many localities where other books are q mere
drug in the market, and can hardly be given
away. ..
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Notice

rs hereby given that the undersigned bas this
Il day hled in the Probate Court of Jackson
county, Ohio, his petition, praying for an order
authorizing him TO sell at public sale the follow
ing claims, belong Ing to the estate OF David
Radcliffe an insolvent debtor which accrued
prior to the execution of the assignment Of said
insolvent to the undersigned as assignee, TO wit;
said petition and numbered from TO 10, in
elusive, and TO which petition for particulars
reference lie hereby made.
Said petition will be for hearing on the 50th
day of September, A. ID, 1869.
SAMUEL McGHEE,
Assignee of David Radcliffe
JANIS TBIPP, Atty. sept2-tH
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N Q w,

When people are generally in funds, and have
leisure to examine the book when the agent
comes around, and to read 1t after they purchase,
and when also the roads are in good condition
now is tho harvest time of the whole year for the
agent with THE AMERICAN FARMERS
HORSE BOOK. HF
EJFarmers, farmers sons, intelligent meehan-
les, school teachers, and other young men out
of employment, clergymen and physicians whose
time is only partially occupied, and others, will
find in the sale of this book (amost equally wi tn
pr OCCASIONAL canvassers) exactly the occupation
they want to employ, either the whole or a part
of their time imam agreeable manner at the
same time that they are making money for them
selves, and doing real service for their neigh
bors.
Commissions most liberal, and territory to suit,
from township or village up toa whole coun-
ty, or more. Send for circulars, giving full par
ticulars, terms, etc.
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RECOGNIZED STANDARD

In almost every portion of the United States,
and much of the Canadas. Recently, two larg c
orders, aggregating some hundreds of copies,
were received from the BaTbadOes and adjacent
islands, in the WEST INDIES. These ship
lands by the sea, - by Western publishing firm,
has been characterized as really an event in the
history of the book trade in this country.
Notwithstanding the large circulation which
the HORSE BOOK has already attained no book
now published offers superior advantages to
agents, whether local or travelling II is issued
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A COMPLETE GUIDE

In the care and management of both the horse
and mule, 10 the stable aud in the field. contain
ing full directions in regard to food and general
treatment, breeding, stock raising etc., marks
Of age and abuses gentling, breaking aud train
ing, fractures and their treatment, vices and un-
soundness, shOeiDg, ETC., etc.
Although so recently published and brought
out with none Of the usual flourish Of trumpets
before hand, to give it prestige, Dr. Stewards
AMERICAN FARMERS HORSE BOOK has
gained the highest place in popular esteem by
virtue Of its own merits, and is now the
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s., ADVERTISEMENTS, tor 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. lowell, Portsmouth, Ohio, Of
ters to the Merchants and Furnacemen of jackson
county superior stock of Dry Goods & Notions,
on terms the most favorable. yl
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g E k3eLR1 1ARREasGlsS IN JACKSON
WV - COU.NTT---LSf3.

Elon Westake and Sarah Evans, Aug. 7th by
james NJ Cole, J z.
Thomas Thonas and Ann Jones, Aug. 29th,
by John A. Davis, Minister.
John Rhoads and Sally Land. Sept 21st, by
James Rhoads, j. P.
John Right, Sen. and Mary Mlcks, July 21st,
by Newell Braley, j. p. ..
John Hays and Elizabeth Culp, Aug. 31st, by
Andrew Cassidy, j. p
Johu Dulany and Martha Whit, Sept. 3D., by
John S. Stephenson, j. 2.
John Kinnison and Mary Tilley Aug. 9TH, by
George W.. Hale, j. P. .-,. ......0.
Alexander B. Erwin and Eleanor Hueston,
Sept. 18th, by L. Leach, j. p
Joel W. Reynolds and Mary Dulaney, Oct. 21,
by William Conner, ]. z. So .... ..-
John Arnold and Emily Pickrel, Sept. 21st, by
Thos. W. Leach, ]. p. ~ q Fl
James Nickel aud Elizabeth Mcclure Sept.
24th, by Thos. W. Leach, J, 2. "a u - IS
sGteenberry j. Delay and Maria Plummer,
Sept. 23d by John Ferree, Minister.
a' Isaac Andrew and Charlotte o. Moffard, Sept.
Path by Andrew Murphy, Minister.
Samuel Farrar and Tanner StrOpes, Oct. 9th.
by Samuel Carrick, j. 7.
Abram KirkendaIl and Charlotte Phillips, Oct.
1Ah, by Newell Braley, j. ?.
Jonathan Witherspocn and Matilda May, Oct.
9Th, by Peter Aleshire, Minister.
'' John H. Boggs and Fanny Boggs, Oct 10th,
by, Levi NJ, Mercer, J. 7.
i, James s. Monroe and Margaret McDougal,
Nov, I'd, by Pleasant B. JOlp, Minister ..
Commodore P. Russell and Margaret McClung,
oct.- 24th, byJames- Rhoots' ---'''''.--'.
THE following are the proceedings in
the Probate Court Of jackson county for the week
ending on Saturday last 4'"
SOC MARRIAGE LICENSEES.
=, Lenuel s. Starr aud Jennie D. Scaaand.
Eli B. Bingham and Susan NJ. Evans
John L. Jones and Mary A. Edwards.
, John Warren and Ella A. Whit.
y William Bartoo and Mary J. Magoon.
3 Archibald Howe aud Euclid Walden.
Thomas CLANCY and Martha E. Reed.
vfny Z s AIsoELI,ANEoUs. $50 4....
John L. Ramsey, guardian of Cyrus ]. Hill
ct l.ys, Meredith Hill ct al. Order of ap-
pralsernent and sale Of real estate.
d.. Mackey, re-apponted School Examiner
for two years.
y William Spriggs appointed guardian of Maria
Dawson, minor. Bond 81, 800. ..au.,p
Andrew Sheridan and 10 others, vs. James
Bowers Appeal from decision of County Com
missioners, in relation to the establishment Of a
county road. Case set for Oct. 9TH, and the
following Jurors summoned In the case Anson
Hanna, Andrew J. Dever, David W. Winfough,
John /. Long, John Sanders, John NJ. Martin,
John D. James, John II. Stephenson, John
French, Charles s. Dickson, William II. Pal
mer and Thomas G. Mitchell. t0sg#...
James Irwin appointed guardian of Leander
w. and David C. MeCune, minors. Bond g., 800.
One Sale Bill filed. ..I.',-.5.,
Two Inventories filed.
Two Accounts fled
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WORDS OF WISDOM
FOR YOUNG MEN

On the Ruling Passion in Youth and Early Man
hood, with SELF HELP for the Erring and un-
fortunate. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free
Of charge. Address HOWARD Asso oCIATIoN,
Box P, Philadelphia, Pa. SEX. a.s sd j..
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PROPOSALS FOR GRADING STREETS. -
Proposals for grading eight distinct portions of
the streets of jackson, vii be received at the
Mayors Office, until noon on Saturday, Oct. 8,
1863. The bids may be for the whole, Or for
each part separately, and must be sealed, and
filed with the Clerk Of the Village Plans and
specifications may be seen ut the Mayors office.
(N B.-Portsmouth, Ironton and Galipo lis
papers copy the above one time, and send bill to
Mayor Of Jackson.)
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A 8 SsTEWART's American Farmers
IN Horse Book has been justly termed,
compI1 sing COO octave pages with a large num-
Der OF appropriate illustrations and embellIsh-
ments. During the two and a half years since
its fret appearance. this great work has been
consulted In the treatment Of nearly every all
meBt TO which tbe horse mans nOblest serYit-
or, is subject, and always with entire satisfac-
ton. Thousands Of cases. in the aggregate.
have been reported TO the publisher and his
agents, with the result Of perfect cure in at
least nineteen cases out Of every twenty
Agents all say that the strongest point they have
ever made in selling books Is one they can al
ways make with the HORSE BOOK, yizl
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ggf*. The Republican, Central COMMITTEE of
Jackson County meets at the office of JANIS TRIPr,
eVsry Aonddy at O'Clock. 7. A. .,y.
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FlNE PIGS, Augustus A. Watson

FINE PICS. Augustus A. Watson
desires US TO saythaths claims to have the finest
pigs In jackson county. He has lot of full
blood Chester Whites from hogs direct from
Chester county, Pennsylvania He also has a
lot one half Chester White, very fine. He will
sell the full blood at SO 90 each, and half blood
at 81, 90 EACH lie will exhibit them at the Fair,
where farmers can see them aud purchase, if
they desire to do so. ....
Sept. %, CIV.
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FRIGHTFUL DEVELOPMENTS

AT last The peop le have got the fact Through
the hair, that hair dyes impregnated with
acetate of lead and other metallic salts are
MURDEROUS PREPARATIONS.
When they see the metallic sediment at the bot
tom of the bottles, they know that the disgust
ing stuff is literally MickeRed piM Poison. They
ask, therefore, for a
HARMLESS VEGETABLE DYE,
aud find it, pure and elfcacous, in
CriStadOTO'S Excelsior Hair Dye
offered under the sanction of Professor Chiltons
guarantee that it contains nothing deleterl-
ous.'
CRISTADOR0'S HAIR PRESERvATIvE, as
Dressing, acts like charm on the Hair after
Dyeing. Try it. Sep 16-m.
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Ncnfne... s'ntarrE,

eaEness, Esstarrh.
- A lady who has suffered for years from
Deafness and CataTh was cured by q simple
remedy. Her sympathy and gratitnd prompts
her u seEd the receipts, free Of charge, to any
one similarly afflicted Address
MRS. NJ. c. LEGGETr, Hoboken, N. j.
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New Livery Stable.

Horses and buggies to hire. Enquire at the
old Isham House.
aug.12-tf .. DR.. l. I. MoNAHAN.
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VIZ ANTED. TO SELL. -Four hundred acres
w wood land, in jackson township, in this
county. Title good, terms low, payments easy.
Inquire at this office. ...-
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Died.

At Cross Roads, on Friday, Sept. 18th, 1860,
KATE CLARE MILLER, daughter of Frank Ii. and
Josephine Miller aged years aud days.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

H. {. Nl1LLER,
Resident Insurance AOeIIt,
represents
ETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of Hartford.
WESTERN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
of Buffalo.
NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
yn8 nofthe United States of America, I
Office in Grafton Block jy.1j,2m
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Having purchased the interest of Mr.. T. c.
Adams he cordially invites his old customers to
continue their patronage to him. and requests
all purchasers to call on him, assuring them that
his prices are such as viii give satisfaction.
Sept 23 '69--tf