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Card from DR.. l. I. MOnahan.

Editor Heraid:-
Sir-YouF article in the
last issue of the Herald, denouncing the
editor of the Standard as a liar, because
he did not choose to give the names Of
certain Democrats, who believe that
the Diamond Furnace property was
purchased for the purpose of specula-
ton, by making a sale TO the County
Commissioners, is unjust, and false
The editor Of the Staadqrd was justifa-
able in saying what he did, as | know
more than a score of Democra ts who
think just as l do about the purchase
OF that farm, and. the contemplated turn
pike in that direction l'
We think Mr. DUNCAN is the specu-
lator, and that he expects TO make Mr.
Davis a tool to carry out his designs.
But in justice to Mr.. Davis, allow me
to say, there are but few persons who
believe that he would engage in spec
Nlatlon Of this character. The Democ-
hcy of the county know me too well to
think for moment that would do any
apt to injure the Democratic party.
d ut as long as | am a member of tn at
pbrty, / am determined that corrupt,
ambitious; designing demagogues, shall
Pc prevented, if can do SO, from rul-
ing and running the party. Know the
party of the county have become so ac-
Icustomed to listen to the advice of one
or two leaders ofthis place, it will take
some time to get them from under their
controlling influence; but it must be
done if the party in this county wishes
to succeed. The people Of the county
must act for themselves, and not be led
by a designer who pretends not to
seek position and power, hut is ever
and anon working for self interest, by
keeping every body in the back ground,
except those who bow at his bidding,
and are always at his hand to work to
his advantage And if they by merit
are about to rise higher than be. their
throats must be cut, and means resort
ed to of the lowest grade, to bring them
into disrepute with the party.
This manager, Mr.. Levi DUNCAN,
thinks he has power to retain, or turn
out any members Of the party. He
thinks he has the full power to dictate
and control all nominations, Aud if
every member Of the party does not
vote foG his nominees, they must go
overheard at his will and pleasure
This unlawful exercise ofpoweE die
tation, and dismt mbering, must cease.
For this purpose, the people Of this
county must act independent, and let
this self eonceted designer understand
that the Democratic party does not be-
long to him, or any other man,
|. Il. NJ
The above article l presented to the
editor Of the Herald for publication, and
offered to pay full rates of advertising.
The refusal to publish facts and truths,
every word of which can establish by
proof, ought to convince every true
Democrat that the ring dare not deny
what say BY their silence they adj
nit what | say to be trne. Let the De-
mocracy Of the county make a note Of
this, aud act accordingly. !. L. NJ
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Proposals
FOR GRADING STREETS.
DEEIS will be received until Saturday,
ND October 9th. EAGO. for grading

DEES will be received until Saturday,
I'D October 9th. EsGO, for grading
1sl-Man Street. from Portsmouth Street west
to the corporate Limits;
2d-Main 3lrect, from Railroad Street to the end
of Fulton Row;
3rd-Peari Street between Broadway and Col
umbia Streets
4th--COurt Street. between Broadway and Ports
mouth Streets;
5th--Broadaay, from Main Street north to the
bridge;
| Gth-Waef Street, from Portsmouth TO Bridge
Streets;
7th- Portsmouth Street, from Pearl to Water
Streets and
Sth--ClMlch Street, from South to Water
Streets
The lime for said grading to be completed to
be liked in the contact. Each bid m ust contain
the name Of the bidder. accompanied by Il suill-
ticnt guaranty of some disinterested person.
that if lhe Dd be accepted a contract will be en-
ered into, and the performance OF II properly
secured.
The bids may be for any one Of the above
mentioned parts, or for all Of them.
SAID grading must CONFORM TO the plans on file
in the MaN Urs Oilice.
All Oiuo mast be sealed, and lled with the
Clerk Of the Village by Il o'clock noon, Of Sat-
urda!, October 9th, 1863.
,.... LEWIS DAVIS, Mayor.
JONI B. CoNNLLLY, Clcik.
sept. 9, CIV
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SPRING TRADE.-Leonard Rockwell,
at the jackson Book Store, on Main Street, op-
posite the Court House, keeps all kinds of Books,
Taper, Pens, lnk--m fact all kinds Of Stationery,
which he will sell cheap for cash.
lie ako brtls lie lest variety of Wall Paper
Also. Sheet Music, Musical instruments, &c.
Give him u call His Store is in the room for.
melly occtti I'D M tie sttfllce.-mal25-ti.
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Medical Notice.

have made arrangements to give especial at.
tenlion to the practiceof medicine. My success
in the treatment Of diseases, especially private
and chronic, warrant me in 81, lug that it is to
the interest of the afflicted to employ me in
preference to the old fogles who poison the
system with mercury and other poisonous
agents.
aug6-tf |. T. MONAHAN.
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Morse,s caucasian Lotion

Morse's Caucasian Lotion
Never falls to remove Freckles, Tan, Pimples,
Moth Patch or Liver Spots. 1t does not aim TO
cOnces but causes them TO disappear leaving
and softening The hands it has no equal.
Sold by all Druggists in Jackson.
,Mne 10 G9-v
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A Sacred Drama.

Throaghou. the whole work the thoughts and
figures Of the Bible have been preserved with
scrupulous fidelity, and whenever practicable
the reyy gords Of our common version. BIZ
BE LYRICS thus meets = want in the
Christian literature off the age VIII ich has long
bssu felt and often deplorsd. Its general circu.
lalion uuat be productive OF much and lasting
good
Aside from the intrinsic merits OF the book
and The unsurpassed merits of its mechanical
execution (as below described), the unequiVoeaI
recon mendations which it has received from .
large number Of the leading Clergymen of all
the principal religious denominations, the de-
mand for it that is manifested in every commu.
nifty where there are those who read and lows
the Word Of God, and the extraordinar, induce
mentJ offered canyassers (Of which commissions
are but part), all combine in the agents favor
to render this
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w. N. BrEKE, has just opened a
new stock Of Dry Goods, Groceries, &C., at the
store recently used by T. S. Matthews for hard
ware store. where he will be glad to sec all his
old customers, and many new ones, and hopes
by fair dealing to merit liberal share of patron
age. ......... .... .....'...-.. ...,. ap.1,6.
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PECULIAR ADAPTARlLITY.
IBrnmdreGlI's PiII,s

The peculiar adaptabllity to all constitutions
as cleansers Of the bowels and the blood has
established tIcir greatmert They rsstCre III,
liver, The spleen and even the hc9f to health,
action when offer femedies bave been used
without reducing any bens6t. They do no
expose those Ato use theH(t 10 any dangerbeln {
as safe as 'alntal n
Ertrdct from Letie'( Dr. Braadreh, from G. j.
ga Fay, R4,yeIAk Hqn@oaton, NJ
In 1888 yS 10 poo, health, and my friends
as well as nHselfsupposea> that my earthly yoy.
age woulG soon termiHateA. But after taking
one boXof Brandreths Pills. TN(gan TO feel bet.
ter. We'll sir, when Ihad used ts twelve boxe.
] WIS well, hearty man-my weight having
gone from l3l pounds up to 152 pounds,
then ordered a supply, and between tliat. Cine
and the present hays retailed thfee thohand
dollars worth of these invaluable pills and Am
ute sure that have thereby been instrumental
in saving thousands Of lives.
Yours truly, G. J. FAY, p. NJ.
Sold by all Druggists. Observe my name in
white letters nthe government stamp. r fli
Jyl9-m b. BRANDRETH.
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Gro P. RowEIL u Co. are the New York Ad-
vertsrg Agents for this Paper, snd complete
files OF il can be examined at their ofilce by any
enc making application. This firm has reduced
advertising to more perfect system than has
heretofore been known. v %
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Notice

Is hereby given that the undersigned has this
dav filed 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 belonging to the estate Of David
Radcliffe. an insOvent debtor, which accrued
prior to the execution of the assignment Of said
insoyent to the undersigned as assignee, to wit:
The desperate caims named and described in
said petition, and numbe ed from to 10, in
elusive, and to which petition for particulars
rrferencc is hereby male.
Said petition will be for hearing on the Both
day of September, A D 1869.
SAMUEL MCGHEE,
Assignee Of David Rsdcliffe
JAMES TRIPP, Atty. sepI2-4w
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WORDS OF WISDOM
FOR YOUNG MEN,

I 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 ASSOCIATION,
Box P. PhlladSlphiS, p
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WITH MANY OTmER&

The work will contain about 800 double col
umn pages, with numerous full page photo.
Autographs from original designs bv the crest
French artist, GUsTAvE DORE. The paper
will be tinted, and is nov being made to my
order The work will be bound In three differ.
ent styles, with beveled boards and gothic pan.
eled sides, from elegant, new, and original de-
signs prepared expressly for it. In short lt
will be the most richly embellished, the best
printed, and the handsomest bound book eve
offered the general public By agents
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Errors of Youth.

A GENTLEMAN who has suffered for years
from nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and
all the effects of youthful indlscretlon, will, 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 theadvertlser's
experience, can do so by addressing, in perfect
confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN,
a.ere No. AZ Cedar street, New York.
May %, 69--y
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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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Probate Notice.

Lindsey Crcmeens, admnistratlr OF Patrick
Crelhecus. Stephen Z Harmon, administrator Of
Henderson HuIuOu, Jackson Gllnland, admin
lslIalVr Vi Nathan GnL,aLd, ReUecca I. Balber,
aumusLlatrX vi Samuel Il. Barber, Ahlnaiuz
rium.er guardian ot Hiram NJ. Miuks John
h. Perhlus, guaidmn Oi The minor nelis vi W IL
ham Perkins, deceased, and nelIlng Is. NtsL-
lake guaIullu vi his cni.uIGn, have filed lheif
accounts tuf setUeneut III the Probate COuiL OF
JuuksUn County, ONO, ana the same viii be
h,aru ana examined Un LAU 3U.h day Of Sept eul-
Uer, a. ~, 1909.
j. w. LONGBON,
Sept. 0, G9-3w Probate Judge
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GREAT SALE OF Books, Some time
dur ing the October Court, we I'll offer at pub
lie auction, a large number Of valuable books,
We have been accumnlating these books for
twenty years and they have been carefully select
ed. Further notice will be given hereafter.
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We are requested by the Board of
Education to say that no children under six
years of age will be admitted into the Public
Schools Of Jackson Parents will take notice,
and not send children under this age.
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g. - The Republican Central Committed Of
Jackson County meets at the office of JAMES TRIP,
erery Monday at 2 O'Clock, r. II. ....
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THE PRESIDENT DECLARES wan

Against ali imlosilicns upon the people, and
Science, NolIowh G the glorious examplc, is out
Against the POisOners
who sell sugaC of lead hair d!es(that not only
ruin the hairhlT parahze the STstem. ImpoSters
Who DCSIrOy the Unwnry
should be put down by hw In the meantime,
CristadOrO's Excelsior Hair Dye
is offered under tbe guaCantee of Professor Chill
ion, the famouyanayly tieQl chemist, as an ell-
cient,
FuTe and Harmless Preparation.
CRlShDORO'S HAIR PREVENTATIVE as
Dressing acts like a Charm ON the Hair after
Dyehg. Try it. JulS 19-m.
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J.F. lowell, Portsmouth, Ohio, of
fers to the Merchants and Furnacemen of jackson
county superior stock of Dry Goods & Notions
on terms the most favorable. lyl
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PRoTECToN-We speak elsewhere
of the merchants of jackson asking protection.
We do not think that Orange Furnace Store has
ever asked TO be protected against the competi-
tlon ofany one, That Store can compete with
all the Peddlers AuctioDeers, and the rest of
mankind" Go,to the Orange Store and see.
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2d Half Y early Statement

OF the Treasurer Auditor Of Jackson County half
ending August compliance with passed April 1869,
provide for the better regulation Of the Receipts Disbursements Safe
Keeping Of the Public Revenue
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Rec. JOHN a. MURRAY

This great work. which has besn thirty years
IN preparation, Is at length completed and is
now ready Tor agents. Its announcement has
awakened a remarkable degree of interest and
earnest desire among all classes Of Engllshz
speaking Chrlstians and readers of the Bible, II
this country. IL consists of metrical versin-
cation Of he poetica portions Of the Bible, and
Of verses constructed upon appropriate topics
selected from other parts of the Inspired Vol.
ume, together with the entire BOok Of JOb,ia
verse, arranged 10 the form Of
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New Livery Stable.

Horses and buggies to hire. Enquire at the
old IshnRl House. -.---
aug.12-f DR.. !. I. hONAHAN.
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New Advertisements a
nenlncss. CmtarrI..

n eaIncss, Catarrh.
- A lady VINO has suffered for years from
Deafness aud Catarrh was cured by 4 simple
remedy. Her sympathy aud gratitude prompts
her to send the receipts, free Of charge, TO any
one similarly afflicted. Address
Mko. NJ. Y. LEGGEIT, Hoboken, N j.
srg-4W
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TO OWNERS OF HORSES AND
CATTLE. "a E

ENoBIAs' DERBY CONDITION POWDERS
are warranted superior to any others, or no
pay, for the cure Of Ditemper Worms, Bots.
Coughs, Hide-bound, Colds. &C, in Horses :;
and Colds, Coughs, Loss Of Milk, Black Tongue,
Horn Disteuper &C., IN Cattle They are per-
fectly safe and innocent; no neeaof stopping
the working of your anim9lsI They increase
the appetite give fine ceat, cleanse the stom-
ach and urinarN organsf also increase the milk
Of COWS. Try theR rand you " i'll never be with
out them. The'faNe Hiram Woodruff, celebrated
trainer of tro1ing horses, used them for years.
Col. Phil9/P bush, ol,the jerome Race Course
FordhaR n. T., WouldNpot use them until he
was t9M Of what theyare composed, since which
be is hever without them Nc has over twenty
running horses in bis chalgeS> and for the last
three years has used no othef\Inedcine for
them lie las kindly permitted me to re(er
any one 10 hin. Over 1000 other reference,
can be seen at the Depot.
Sold by Druggists and Saddlers Price 25 cent
per box, Depot, 10 Park Place, New Pork.
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b FINE MILLINERY GooDs. Mrs. Carr,
at her Millinery Store, on Broadway Street, near
the Postofice, has just received from Philadel-
phia, a large and beautiful assortment of sum.
mer and fall goods. Hats, bonnets, ribbons,
flowers, and in fact everything in this line Of
trade, she keeps in profusioh. The colors now
in fashion are most rich, tasty and beautiful.
Call at Mrs. Cars, and see these hue goods,
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The LuAE quaIler! eXIulnatioh ot 1eaclSIs
IN Jackson cUlntl WlIl CUlnlncuce On
- Monday, OCG. 4, 1860.
Applicants lUr Coz tlhcatus lnust attend on the
first ua,, ~ ~ c,Uch, a. NJ, aud on all lhs
suusuq quuuL LuIeG uaA vi tllat week. at The same
nUui. No poison uued apply unIess quailhtd.
. No CAuuIuHtiUus Nni UG Lau except at tue re2u-
lar quuIltiIt tAilnInal.ulls, ana III 10 case, ana
under no CHLLnIst stuLICs, win CeItllcALs u
glauted, Un9 aL tne regular examinations. ..
JAM Do--tI'
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Only 1875 per Copy.

Agents are meeting with unprecedented sue
cess. One in South Bead, Ind, reports 80 sub
scrlbers in a day. One In Saginaw, Mich, 6S II
two DAYS. Send for Circulars and specime
pages. Address JONES BROTHERS 81 CO.,
Cincinnati, Ohio Chicago, Ill, or st. Louis, Mo.
Sep 9-lW
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" Some time ago the VmtOn Record stat
ed hat Mr.. Bundy was going to build furnace
on his farm near Hamden. When in that neigh
borhood last week, we leareed that this is not
SO. Some parties bored for coal near Allen Aus
tins, and at deplkof about SO feet, they found
vein focal 40 inches in thickness. They are
now sinking shaft on Mr. Austins farm, and
If this coal is the celebrated Jackson vein, fur
mace will be egected at once. And if this vein
extend along this valley, from Winchester to
Hamden, ria Berlin which is probably the caseI
Agood many furnaces viii be built. h i
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LOCAL NOTICES.

GEE. Rawlins. Secretary of War died on Mon
day evening, at Washington City.
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The following are the proceedings in
the Probate Court Of jackson county forthe week
ending on Saturday last;
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
David C. James and Catharine E. Evans.
Eli Conrad and Mary A. Harris.
William Pnmmill and Elizabeth Garland.
John Karn and Sarah Throekmorton.
Rufus Peters and Eliza j. Davis
MISCELLANEOUS.
Order made for Samuel McGhee. assignee of
David Radcliff, to sell desperate claims.
Order to make complete record in case of Da-
vid J. Davis, adm. of Rachel Price, VS.. Mary
Williams et al. a.'..
In the case of Aaron Mclaughlin, admr. Of
John Callaghan, vs.. Laura Caliaglan ct al, pc
titlon filed TO complete contract
One account filed. ais'.
Eig ght accounts. settled, 3' I''- W" --'-i
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VAEunled-tFo stll one Of the best
Four AZ Gre Lots
In the town of jackson. Inquire at this office.
WI TANTED.-TO SELL. -Four hundred acre
w wood land, in jackson township, in this
county. Title good, terms low, payments easy.
Inquire at this office.
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TREATY wrrn CHINA. "A short time
ago we stated that there was report that the
treaty negotiated with China through Mr. Bur-
lingame, had been rejected by the Emperor Of
China. We now have news from Mr. Burlin.
game himself, this is not true, but that the treA-
ty has been ratified. This will be cheering news
for Graham. He has, for long time been
seeking wider field for the sale o his tinware,
and no doubt he will at once open direct trade
with the Celestial Empire. In the mean time,
buy your tlnware of him, for when the new line
Of trade is once established prices will go up.
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Remdinisg IN The Post Office At Jackson C. H., OH,
Apg. 81. 1869
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TRANsTERG OF REAL ESTATE.

FrnSIsHED BY cHAs RuoDEs, COUNTY EEooEDER.
John Campbell and wife to William Roderck
rs acres in Jefferson township ........s1 800
George Yerlap and to William Hammond
20 acres in Scloto tp..................SS $3.50
Peter Pickrel and wife to Jesse s, sayage--Un-
divided u Of In Lot % In the town Of Jack
sOn '......,'.....,.......! ..!s.......-....'S SoOU
Jesse 8 Savage and wife to Peter Plckrel--Lot
No. i in G.. IShans addition TO jackson, 81, 900
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Notice to School Teachers.

Sept. 0, 'G9-3w Pro
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another. Neither the law nor the moral
sentiment Of the community would maze
the former a justification Of the latter inc
two things may be associated in the minus Oh
corrupt and ignorant jnries, but not IN 'ne
| Indictment of honorable men. hate'er PAL
Iiation law and custom afford to the hasty
anger of betrayed husband, they give no
immunity to cowardly murderers. The ven
ceapce of &. injured husbands is Invested of
all its romance when it is effected by the ex-
Rodents Of an assassin. The courts conven-
ienty wink at offences Of this kind as they
do at railroad slaughtcrs but there is
nevertheless clear responsibility, which Is
only evaded when the courts themselves for
get their duty.
There il another subject connected with
this affair which is liable to be overlooked.
We allude to the manner in which Ms Ne
Farland procured her divorce. Her case
adds one more to the great number already
accu INFLATED illustrating the uncertain tenure
ofthe marriage tie. The woman left her hus-
band, went to Indiana. and there procured
a divorce without her husbands knowledge.
As if the courts Of New York were not plant
enough. she must needs seek the superior IA
ciIitie- Of Hoosier jurisprudence. This is
one of the saddest features Of an affair which
is sad in all It's details.