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al Val. Of lands and Furnace in Jack.

Total Val. Of lands and Furnace in Jack
sou Couhtg ...................... 26SoO W
Total Value Of Real Estate ........... 36s5O 90
Subject to and upon the conditions Of said
order Of Court. which is F: That said real estate
shall Je sold as on entirety; if however the Re-
ceiver shall find that the tracts lying In Galia
county, and other tracts remote from the Fur
mace, will sell better seperately, then In his dis
cretlon he may sell such tracts separately, and
the balance as an entirety-and upon the fol-
lowing terms, viz One third cash down, one
third in one year. and one third in two years,
with Interest from the day Of sale and tie de-
ferred payments tU be secured by mortgage
on the premises sod. The purchaser of said
real estate to be permit to take immediate
possession so far as may be necessary 10 cut
wood and dig ore, and make other suitable pre-
paratUn for making blast at said Furnace next
year. and TO have full and complete possession
at the termination of the present blast and con-
frmation Of said sale; and further, that prior 10
the day of sale. said Receiver shall cause an Ap-
praisement to be made by three disinterested
parties Of all personal property other than pig
iron and such other stock as lie NAV wish TO use
in completing said blast, and said purchaser Of
aid real estate shall also be required to take said
persona property at said AppraisemeDt and pay
for the same. one third cash, one third in four
months, and one third in eight months, with
interest from the day Of sale.
(The Receiver however may, in his discretion,
sell said personal property disconnected from
said real estate, if 10 his judgment he find it de-
sirable)
The deferred paymen nts on said personal prop
erty to be properly secured, and of tine end ofthe
(present) blast should there remain any charcoal
or other stock not made up, said purchaser shall
take the same at its fair value, and ifthe purcha-
ser and Receiver cannot agree upon the price,
the same shall be determined by an Appraise-
lnent TO be made by three disnterested Apparis-
ers one to be selected by each of the parties. and
the Two thus chosen % select the third. And in
the event said sale for any cause shall not be con-
firmed by the Court. said personal property If
sold with the reality, shall be returned to said
Receiver, and said sale shall be cancelled and all
money nd notes received for the same shall be
returned to the said purchaser, and said Receiver
shall also take from said purchaser all ore,
wood and other materials prepared by said pur-
chaser at its cost the same being fair price
therefor.
Said Real Estate 10 be sold for not less than too
hirdsof lis appraised ValRs.
E. B. LODWICK.
Receiver Of Limestone Furnace Co.
Dec9 '69-5w
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NOTICE
Sale Of Furnace Property by Order
0f COuTt.
NOTICE.

In pursuance ofan order OF the Court Of Com.
mon Pleas Of Jackson County. Ohio, In the ac-
ton Of John Buckley against John J. Evans, ct
al. made az the October term Of said Court A.
u. 1863, will offer for sale al public auction on
the premises to be sod, (known as the Lime
stone Furnace property at tie Cfice VI said
Furnace COMPANY. in bloomfield Township
Jackson county, Ohio. on the 18th DAY or
JANUARY, 4. D., 1870. al O'Clock. r. 81 of
sa!4 day, Iny following real estate to-yIt:
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ALLCOCES POROUS PLASTERS.
seem TO possess the quality Of
Accommodating Electricity

and imparting II to the body, Whereby the cir.
culatlon Of the blood becomes equallzed upon
the parts W here applied, causing pain and NOR
bid action to cease. The Porous Plastcrs are
flexible, and found Of a great help to those who
have weak baeks,or pain in the side. Especially
are they valuable TO those who have neglected
colds. They are often preyentalives OF Con-
sumption nay. they are believed to have
loosened the grasp of this terrible aifictlon and
been mainly instrumental in efiecling cure.
In variable climates they should be worn on the
breast or between the sh0u lders, over the kid
neys, by those who are subject to take coli easily
Dec 1G 'G9-1m.
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We will club the Standard with the Rural
American at the very low rate of $500 for both
papers, one year, (1S7OO and the Rural Ameri
can will be sent free for the balance of 1869, tc
all subscribers who send in their names early
Here is chance to obtain the largesta and best
Agricultural, Horticultural, and general Famil' :
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raj American for the balance of 1869 Free.
Nov. 1s, 1869--6m.
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GRAHAM has a new curiosity, in the
shape Of a patent churn. We remarked to him
that we had little fatt In patent ehurns; but he
appeared to have confidence in It,
Call and see this new churn, and the lots of
other useful articles kept at this tin-shop, on
corner ofPearl and Broadway. opposite Millers
Drug Store
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MORE TOYS AND MOTIONS. Mont
gomery & Co., have just received their Holiday
Toys, notions. &C., and they are prepared to suit.
all classes of customers, both old and young,
Give them call, at their room on Broadway
opposite the Postoflce.
Pure drugs, at the lowest prices, always on
hand
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iEARLY MARRIAGES. IN JACKSON
nF '.t-fH COUNTY, I8<6, fasTf

John T. CAlhoOn and Elizabeth 81. Clair, Jan.
20, by Isaiah N. Ford, Minister.
AEariah Wiman and Lucinda Erwin, Jan. 26,
BY c. Yeager, J. 2.
William RadCllff and Mahala Palmer, Jan. 7S,
by Newell Braley,J. r.
William Hicks and Mahala Graves, Feb. /, by
jeremiah Redfearn, j. T.
danes Middleton and Nancy zill, Feb. b, by
Felix Ellison, Minister Y ~ fs.r
Caldwell Thomas aud Susan Andrews, Feb. 10,
BY Thomas w. Leach, j. r. pt
Samuel Jackson and Affy Allen, March 10, by
William Conner, ]. z. s ..t-. II
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J.F. lowell, Portsmouth,, Ohio, Of
sers to the Merchants and Furnacemen OF jackson
county superior stock of Dry Goods & Notions,
on terms the most favorable. W. lyI
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PORTSMOUTH is looking to the erec-
tion of cotton factory. Portsmouth is one of
the most enterprising cities in the State. 1t
now boasts Of the finest Drug Store in this part
of the State That is the Drug Store Of Enos
Reed & Bro. That is the place to get your
Drugs
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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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Tors! Tors! Ifyou want to please
the children. get your toys, cakes &c, from
Chris. Bertsch, first door above the Postofiiee,
on Broadway Street. Chris. has everything that
is nice in this line, and he kno VS. Just what the
little folks like. Give him call.
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Gro P. RowEIL & Co. are the New York Ad-
vertisiug 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. (D
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Now that the Holidays are here, you
will want to make presents of nice books to your
older friends, while prensenting toys to the
children. For these, and other fine things in
the way of pictures, stationery &C., go to Rock
wells Book Store, opposite the Court House.
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CHRISTMAS GIFT.-Call on J. @. Ca
hOon, If you want to get nice Photograph Al
bum. You can get either Book or Revolving,
Price, from 75 csnts 10 $3.50. Also, you can
get the finest Photographs for sl.76 per dozen.
All other kinds Of pictures made at thevery low
est price. Gallery over Star Furnace Store.
Dec. Is, 1S69-3w t
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TIE good, solid, sensiblepeople, who
only buy whatis useful, will not be apt to for
get that the place to buy useful articles is at
Orange Furnace Store, on Main Street, second
door below the Bank, -a...sarz-..r
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TIE examination of the Union School
ofJackson will commence on Monday goth inst,
and continue through the week, Friends Of Ed
ucation are solicited to attend. ~ ~
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l have just received the largest as
sortment of Books. Stationery, Notions, Toys,
Lamps and fixtures, ever brought TO this market.
Call and see the new gas burner They can
be adapted 10 all kinds Of lamps. Furnace
Scrip and all kinds of grain and marketing taken
in exchange for goods. |. T. MoNAHAN.
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LOCAL RREYTTTES.

Fulton Furnace has again blown out.
Mrs. scurIock, vile of George scurl Ock, one
of the oldest citizens Of Bloomfield township,
died on last Saturday.
Mr.. John Behem, an old citizen of Liberty
township, died last week, and was buried on
Saturday. aga.
Correspondents mast wait until next week.
Then the Commissioners Report will be out OF
the paper. and we will have moro room
Montgomery & Co., at the Drug Store, in
the Grafton Block, on Broadway, opposite the
Postofice, have for sale the genuine London
Royal Nectar Gin. 3D. erfg 9t asf .q-7 q
Prof, Eli 7. Tappan, President Of Kenyon
College, at Gambler Ohio, will be present and
lecture OF the Teachers Institute in this place.
commencing on Monday. the 27th inst. ..s
The Auditor, Treasurer and Recorder,
have sppoI6ted David "A. Lloyd, of Madison
township, land assessor, In place of james
Hunt, deceased An excellent appointment.
Let every school teacher, and every friend
of education in the county who can do so, at
tend the Institute and Examination to be held
here, commencing on the 9Th. 1t will pay.
"A very large number Of our subscribers have
paid up, aud many Of them In advance, during
the past week. We are also receiving quite a
large number of subscribers to the Independent,
Rural American and Stock Journal, sE
-Allttle son Of Samuel Saylor, ofthis place,
died last week, aud was buried on Saturday
He was about four years of age. The disease
was diptheria. We learn that physicians say
that this damp weather will probably cause this
disease to prevail during the winter.
-Webad q communica tion from DR.. Baker,
more than week ago in'which he proposes q
discussion in the Standard with Dr.. /. T. Mon-
ahan. DR.. Monahan prefers some other mode
ofdiscussion. and so do we. 1t Is not Ik ely
that Q uch discussion would be interesting to q
majority Of our readers, and we therefore re-
specially decline to have the discussion in our
columns.
, .-on. last Saturday, Dec. 11th, tho editor Of
this paper reached the frst milestone on the
downward grade in the journey oflife. In other
words, we were 81 years of age. We had an
other nice party. All the same persons presc t
as one year ago, and all in good health. Three
Of our grand children made us nice prescnts.
Most persons who see u.s. think we are not over
thirty.hye. No gray hairs yet, and we have only
used glasses year or two. We attribute this
youthful appearance and feeling to q temperate
aud irtuous life, and clear conscience.
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THnrr tons Of hay for sale, by Wms
z. GnEbute eciotoTP Jscluon Co., o.-sm
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Notice.

Is hereby given to the s lockhold srs Of the Star
Furnace Company, that there " be meeting
of said Stockholders held at their office in Jack
son c. H., on Monday, Jan. 8, 1870, for the pur-
pose of elccting Direc tors for the en- suing year,
and the transaction of such other business as
may come properly before said meet ing.
.. ALANSON ROBBINS, Sec,y.
Dec Q, 69-5w
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Notice of Redemption of Lands
Sold at DELINQUENT Sale.

SObO as DcAlHGuehlS SaAes
/, Samuel Baker Auditor of the county Of
Jackson. in the State of Ohio, here by notify the
holder of the Auditors certificate of purchase of
the follow ing described land, that application
has been duly made to me as such Auditor, for
the redemption of the same, sold as Delinque Mt
Land. on the third Monday in January, A. D..
1868. to j. Ii. Stephenson, for the taxes and
penalty then due thereon, for the years 1866,
and 1867 To-wit; A part Of the northwest
quarter of the northwest quarter, twenty acres,
of Section number thirty-four (34), Township
eight (S) Range nineteen q9), in jackson county,
Ohio, aud that an amount of money equal to
that for wh ich said land was sold and taxes SUBJ
sequently paid thereon, together with interest
and 50 per cent. penalty on the whole amount
paid by the purchaser &c, has been duly de-
posted according to law for the redemption
thereof, with the Treasurer of said county of
Jackson SAMUEL BAKER.
Dec9 69-3w. COUNTY AUDITER
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William s. Baker appointed Deputy Auditor.
Samuel Saylor was employed to wind and
keep In repair the public clock for the period
Of one year. for the sum of fifty dollars.
There was much other business transacted, IN
reference to roads &c. but we have not room
for further report.
Adjourned to meet on Monday, JAN 9, 1870 /.
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by ROBERT STEWART, va.

by ROBERT STEWA&TS W ~
38TH THOUSANDS. n. +
and the demand continues snabated. The work
covers the whole ground Of the Breeding Ana
K aising. and the treatment of Horses and hnles
both in sickness and in health. II has tOOB th Osso
wdy to popular favor, and is to-day the most pop
ular and best selling horse book out. .s
At no time since its first issue, have
agents met with such success as is nov
crowning their efforts One agent
writes "The Horse Book sells sur.
prisingly WE'LL" Another says: ''Ths
more the book is used the better Il
sells" Another: Gail my books are
delivered and with surprising success
more than ever saw in the book line
before" Another says: SIT is the
best book of the kind l have ever
seen." Another: II have seen all my
subscribers supplied and they are well
pleased" Another: "Our best horse
men take the book and say it is thebeSt
Horse Book in existence. Another
says: ait is most sssuredly BOON -
the American Farmer"
Address.
c. F. VENT,
CINCINNATI. o.
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ASK your Doctor or Druggist
FOR SWEET QUINlNE - it equals (bilter)
Quinine. MIA by sTEARSs, FAIR 81 Co. Chem
lists, New York.
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CINyPO * Mnckeys
WHOLESALE GROCERS,

COraer Of Paint and Water Streets,
CIHLLICoTHE, ONO,
Will furnish goods of best quality, and at fair
pricea They solicit orders from the business
men Of Jackson and surrounding counties.
May 13, 1867
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GHERIFF s SALE.

SHERIFF s SALE.
Notice is hereby given that will offer for
sale at public auction, Mt the door of the Court
House In Jackson on the
9Th day Of January, A. D. 1870
at one o'clock P. NJ. of sad day, the following
real estate, to-wit:-
Lot number seven (7), in the plat of West
Berlin Also all the land lying between Lot
number six (6), in said plat of West Berlin and
the edge of Scioto and Hooking Valley (now the
Portsmouth Branc of the Marietta and Cincn-
natl Rail Road. aiken as the property of Sam
uel N. Misner, on an execution in favor of Day
and Matlack, issued by the Court of Common
Pleas OF the county Of jackson. and to me d-
rected as Sheriff of said county.
First described lot valued at S62 90.
Second described part at 81 90.
Terms of sale cash on day of sale.
Given under my hand this 9TH day OF Decem-
her, A. u. 1869. JOHNSON. WADE.
Dec. 8. '69-5w pf 81 80. Sheriff j. @. 0.
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COMMISSIONERS PRocEEDINGs The
Commissioners were in session four days last
week, and allowed the following bills;
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No form of dyspepsia or Indigestion cen. re-
ief thair panotratinn nnwar
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-02-25
MUsING.

A corn-extricator that has never been
patented-The crew. -.
What is the most profitable business Z?
ShOemaking, because every pair of shoes
is soled before it is finished.
A witty-friend- asks: Why is the
North Pole like asbalds head p Because
it is great bear (bare) place. q
1t is considered cool to take mans
hat with his name written in it, simply
because you want bis autograph. aat 90.
What Is that which comes into exist
euce about five or six feet from the
ground, and is sign Of treachery and
amity?--A kiss. -s
"Have you ever broken a, horse?"
inquired horse.jocky. No, not ex-
actly, but ! have broken three or four
wagons" replied Simon.
A Doctor Of Divinity caps this by an
other of the same sort: why is a bald
head like the Kingdom of Heaven? Be-
cause there is no parting nor dying
there. 90 A. 81. o. -.,t.5 - p =
A nice distinction.-"I sells pepper
mints on Sunday" remarked a good old
lady. who kept seapdy-shop,. "because
they carries 'en,to. church and eats 'efn,
and keeps awske to hear the sermon;
but If you wants comfits you must come
weed days. They're secular commodi-
ties" 'y
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-02-25


THE close similarity of twins. for evil
dent reasons more marked than that be-
tween successive children in the same
family, sometimes extends to points
that would otherwise seem only the re
suit of accident. Thus, DIR. VIM. Ogle,
of England, has reported the case of two
twin girls, in all respects extremely
alike, who both had the little fingers of
each hand crooked. and in both children
the second bieis,ad upper tooth in the
second dentition was misplaced, growing
from the roof of the mouth behind the
bicuspid. AS they were both marked in
the same way in two particulars, the idea
of accident is excluded. In his ''Clinique
Medicale, )" Prof. Trosseau gives more
remarkable case, where a pathological
similarity existed between two twin
brothers. They were both fearfully
asthmatic, and found that, on travelling.
from their native Marseilles, they were
in the same places free from the feeling
of oppression characteristic of the dis
ease, or were prostrated by it. On one
occasion DIR. Trosseau was treating one
of them for an attack of rheumatic
ophthalmia, when he told the doctor:
"At this moment my brother must be
suffering from ephthalmiajust asI ann
And some days after he showed Prof
Trosseau letter which he had just re-
ceived from his brother i'm Vienna, in
which he said: 81 have my othalmia.
and you must be having yours
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HIND. to H.rs. K~eper..

Never feed grain or give water to a
horse when warm from exercise. Sweat
isnot always a sign, of warmth, place
the hand on the chest for attest. Water
given after a meal is safer than to give
it before, -f.....-. -...e
Never drive faster than u walk with
heavy loads. -si,ss t7t
e DO not let horses stand long in the
stable, at any time OF the year, without
exercising. ..........
Feed regularly. and in quantity ac-
cordius To The appetite of the animal
and the labor which it performs. -....
Do not drive or work long in storms,
DO not lei the horses stand in the sta
Bile cased in boots of dried mud and coats
of matte hair. Gr0om them.
at all times of the year make your
horses comfortable when tied in the sta
BILE" They cannot help themselves there.
Learn your hOrAes 10 trust and have
in you, rather than fear.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-02-25

.
WALKING down Pennsylvania avenue
this morning l met General Grant on
! his black horse, trottingquierlyt towards
his headquait ters. He was never look
ing better in his life, and-the sight of
him reminded me to state fact about
HIM in this letter, which 1 have known
for some time. The Generals physical
condition. is better than it has been for
twenty years. His eye is clear, his hand
firm, and ihe has every appearance of
robust health, Some lime ago he came
to the decision that he would not use
intoxicating liquors at the public din
ners which he is compelled occasionally
to accept. What his habits are when
at his own table with his wife and chill
dren, do not know, nor is it any b.isi
ness of mine or the public's, but every
body who has seen him at dinner
within six months gives the same re-
port-General Grant d0sen't drink a
drop. At the last set dinner which he
attented, as is the custom, half dozen
glasses were arrayed by each plate. In
q short time the General, IS were all full
hs not tastii,g a drop, till becoming an
noyed by the number, or because they
We're iH' his way, lie asked the servant to
remove them. This have from gem
tlemau who sat near him at the table,
Wash. Cor. Detroit Tribune.