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gona SsIauS RsI 6stat. for Salt.

Gong ysIauS Rsal 6statt Tor Sal.
A TTENTION IF YOU WANT q cheap
pryges t u Cottages and Farms southsde Railroad,
Long Gsad PETIT FRAZER. NO III BroadwAy, Room No
COTTAGE for SALE or to LET-At ROslyn,
~ Long Iaud 10 minutes walk from the depot eontaiug
excellent pahr cellars vashhouse wood and coal house
vnr, iue rrpsad Hsbor aud Long Island sound term,
price 33oOi $50 Apply 70 w NJ VALBN
TSB Ro,yb LVng Island WILLIAM BUNTING No no Pearl
81. NcSiork
EOR SALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE at
dsp house Wlngs eontAiolBg IL
kehea ard throughout large barn hen
sh abundance Of fruit ard shade trsea HAZARD,
PrhURP Co. No 10 BloatwaI y y, corner Of Pioest
UOR SALE or 10 LET in Dupont ST., near
i Prankuay GeenpoA neat vostory aud basement HOUSE,
,ue al mdern Improvements. hot and cold water bath
lui stationary wlhiaba Inquire JOHN COLVILL No l3t Reade
r. H. SPkLMAS. Bulder No aS6 rhiriare, Sewiork
EOR SALE mt Port Washington, l.. l. Cow
Acres with sus SHORE front Large dock H. also Blaelswhs
shop and good house for coal lumber yard de{ brsseU
e,'sbe c,uan steamboat the and rOad ,oa within
Call A. LAWRENCE, No IL Pine st. Friday Sat
urday MoBd,y aSd Tuesday between II aud oeoet
EOR SALE-A very elegant COUNTRY SEAT
Of % ACRES has. River has House IS acres 20
on A IAwkESCk No Ii PHsst Thursday Friday Saturday
houdly. and TUESDAY. between II and oeloek
UEnOn 60 ACRES Rich SOIL, House,
SO,OOU. b.u fruit pIsn,, ne.r.. water; eh.ap WAL.
LING, no u ChAmbeuh, OrJ. s. LswIs. Sonhpon, L.
GALL AT OFFICE OF
~ JAMES NJ MILLER,
% Pest for descriptive catalogue containing and dagams)
Of the maghheeus property to be SOLD AUCTION 18th March
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SrsokIpu StaI Gstat. fur Sale.


EOR sALE-In Brooklyn, on Classon-aye
second hons: north q ; HOUSE S1i sfl II g S The
rear aol5siOo aud very pleasant rs.sns y perfect order for
sss!.ss .:a Gssa s. as
po and ether decorated a.d pI1ssaa e.s
With Ii. house april Ap TO Tie owner o. The premises.
DOR SALE-A 3-story and basement b. 8: bllck
House G,9t9, opposite Sy rIs cI, S.ssm. &C. es
Jar brick Ou:. On STATE en- near sSS az, %
@ so "a .I. s'if5 5ass s d sRs nI'D a. ss
S VIA srS "'t S S g. s is st'HEsa BSaIdsfoos
sES o d ASS, S"sn % waT 1 & s S
LIOR SALE--On Livingston-st., Brooklyn, 10
cellar %P1hi: Sa SasG S2 notsE i rs
% a Without sSsa SfStaT F pn .Re t1pss ap
sBssIR.n.t. NJ ..--- - -------.--------=s----
NOR SALE-Large brick FACTORY in Brook
P6T4yh1 Bg9ISSg 1ETcE rs al az For inquire
EOR SALE-Valuable water front at Bay
ysw; lOn ,gptsy between 'h and '7'A''a B''01VO'
and extending to S''i'rl S' &AfsR fsRSc CARVER No s
EOR SALE-On Brooklyn Hights, the three
story Frame HOUSES brick basement aud ,aSss, No. so i
Colambs,t. BROOKLYN. -----------
LNOR SALE--A splendid HOUSE on one of
the Nns.e.oh ward :o%n.ng G ner @ 81 AN f
Y terms Apply H. SUMNER Real E'A' Broker N" i'
I.(0 LOTS in one plot in Brooklyn, at S25O
owner, ys Ss offered y, ,Etet
lies within minutes OF TIE ier
In a bobood where property is rapidly sdvaneisg
NJ A. RULAkD Co.. No. Beekmsn-st NJ j.
dhIa nnn WILL BUY brown stone
OOO HOUSE 10 perfect order sts,slsss M neigh
borhood Terms very Inquire premises No. 7 AdePh1p
BrooklyG ----------
NALL AT OFFICE OF
" JAMES 81. MILLER ...
No % Pne descriptive catalogue teonapg maps and an'
Of guhceut property be SOLD at AUCTION 3h G.res
A FOR COMPLETE LIST of HOUSES and
IA. APARTMENTS 10 RENT IA EeWYork, Brooklyn, and Jersey
CitT see EBW.YoRK EVENING EXPRESS every day.
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Seltsttbtstrr County 8td Gstats for Salr.


At MAMARONECK, Westchester Co.., mile
N from eepo,A beautiful RESIDENCE repets spsudd view and
s~ry Lc Pre si5oco A. DELASOY No. IA BOEery pnsar
snee oneel or 3 HAIGHT on the premise.
AT TARRYTOWN-A brick COTTAGE,
~ barn &c three frnit and SHADE trees osS
bic residence; RIDER ALLEN. No 50 flnese
ID TowN-A srs FARM 80 six acre, Of aPpe' sI acre.
o SG's sSSS geo SiiLCRT BI3txwELL 30 $ Liberty
NOR SALE-A frst-class COUNTRY SEAT,
Lawn and t beautifully situated the water Al oneua ws,
chester County hour from Twenty seTeniht via View %
aud short distance rem the proposed Poas'sf RaoI
property; also Tor sale scar the above furnished CorTAdE Win
'-1 nGLsrED STILES. No. :, and IS White
NOR SALE-In Westchester, by order of the
AdnAtorbe estate Of the late william Austin deceased OF
the ora situated about nile east Of HAstn Village
The ud,on eong Of farm Of about 60 .e good house spd out
bufg sua o couny residences also No Js,oy beE boases
village Of Hatg the Hudson each hoase bs
lou S1rlo For particulars Inquire ofw AUSTIN SalaS
Th ave- Ha,m or Of JAMES AUSTIN, In Haiugs or ELISHA
AUSTIN. on Farm.
Tor SALE-In Mott Haven, Westehester Co.,
IL D IOS In one or more parcels the Tbrave and Harlem
Ralread Apply 70 T. II. CoSKLlNG No q Rssde,st
EARM for SALE--165 acres; 2 miles, from
cbaPs,qa, Harlem RAiIoa5 buildings good Also gcoi 31
r HALLOCK No Is re,uL or q. H. HALL0Ck % The Pnsss
LrOR SALE or EXCHANGE-A COUNTRY
SEAT miles from depot at Sing sing ans Hyer view
water ali through Apply 10 or address j. w. OGDEN,
No. 22s West TWENTY sseoadst. HsN.york
CALL AT OFFICE OF
~ JAMES ST. MILLER,
descriptive
Of property to he SOLD at AUCTION 18th March
At No. 92j Broadway, STANLEY DAY.
~ Broker mails free to address hs RkALESrATB ClRCU
LAR
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~ non Sense nay be sonIasd person or bv t =. his oHs.
hsa 10 a 4. MI m Consultation free. Wv ~
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re Te dsss's Lecture 20 hi. slrpss Class sy EDWARD
Dl1ON h De- kooT oi The Behps See Insloss
BsI 10 31L onss A0un hon ana y syspingI a
No a HhhayA
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BEAUTIFUL PLACE at P0UGHKEEPSlE.
ID Zen acres handsomely ssnge good buildings 10 FSSS SnSst
offered bsgaa easyi several other tine places D""S
uA M Na-s At
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THE FUNNIEST OF ALL Fun!

jouN POTTER Co have Just published work fun Of genuine
American h1mOr, eutited
JOHN SMITHS FUNNY ADVENTURES ON
CRUTCH;
Or
TgE REMARKABLE PEREGRfvlTIoNs OF oSELEGGED
SOLDIER AFTER THE WAR
BY A. p. Hh,
ROeksi
OF, the Robbers OF she Mouoagshela." etc, etc
Illustrations
In one volume l2mO Cloth Price 81 75
Also BY the Anh1T.
OUR BOYS Or THR PERsONLL ExPKKENoEs OF TIE ArTHoR
ANN Embracing Of toe richest ard rseess scenes
Camp Life published By A. T. Hill OF toe Eignh
With Illustrations l2no Cloth Pree 81 %
Of the ee aud graphic books Of the that has
appeared and has advantage Of being Boston Gazette
THE WHITE ROCKS; Or The RoBBRKs % THE hoSOSeAHBLA
thrilling of Outaw Life Western Pennsylvania By A. T.
Hl author Of Our BOYS" limo Cloth Price 81 IS
The nsgnson led captive from ehspe chapter, from the
Etroduetion the conclusion III philadelphia MercuTy.
Fo sale by Booksellers NewseaeG generally paid
any actress receipt Of prize by
JOHN Z. POTTER l. Co. Publishers.
Nos and6l Pbilsdelphia
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, very beautifully located
TARM ON HUDSON RIVER FOR SALE:JT -

ToSa Of FsLkl Carthage Landing. eonAnss " ~. lis
v.lushr l,pd; the AdVantages " more nan
Of yer nt aud containing several valuable & SS m ,Ss
~ g., ,nors th,n apple large double pSu AZ "a
" In gooi oidrr minutes wax hem
H., snniT 10 r. A. BUDD Nos ~ aud - NMtesI ~ L. "'N
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EARM FOR SALEM, Wlndham .Hd. 10un'yss "a
uo Land u SUITED to branch of sgricusuIe ~ ~ b.
modou, house sod good barns. &c % IIs ~hh lies
within su haursd ofbe farm IL taus Affords an essh S
snJ ctraue resdeuce snd also opportunity oprooe@ @
IN nsar Inc railroad depot AID surrounded ey bnvns
village. Price Low; easy. Address ~ Boz NO lE'' H
NJ pn.
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Guuntp gtal 6stat, for saI..

4 TTENIlON. - NEW SE LGMb bN1'
~ Cheap Farms Village Lots sud Water Power ~
me, ro EewYok CITY soil sui to all erops climate nif no
Aver And arus water so pue SIS and upHan per ais t s
liberal For circulars With maps seat fee aidress CAhfb'
No ls3 Broadway " or d. W. BRIGHAM Agent bnexouls'
Ocean County. NeNJersey.
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Sbswspgnk village Ulster County Fy hsnded acres ~ ~
W.uki River onnosie Shawaugunk village Nearly hail hhs
river irou part oft adapted to manufacturing purposes ,.
land above the soil valuable for fruit culture lhs
premises eau he divided building with beautiful nes o. 'a
aud nuntn scenery. Trains Wai NAly IL
tbs village and ID. premises few rods from the apo,
bat two hoar. tom Nealok by rail ShawaBunk village bs Ths
paper mills aud growing rapidly. For terms Se inquire
building NeWLurgh. oflAMES Il. GRAHAM.
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AT Englewood, Tenafy, Closter, and other
"a stations on Northern RaoadCOUNTRf SRAIS, CorIAGBS.
sud FAMS, $1,000 10 S4OOQ PkTrIr FRAzR9 No Ill BuaJ
New-York tribune., 1869-03-04
TOWER PLACE.

EOR SALE-At Tenatly near EnglewOod, m.
IL j. 50 minutes from New YOrh By Northern Railroad 1 -
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CORNWALL PROPERTY-For Sale CHEAP.

RgtTTIFrL COUNTRY RESIDENCE At Cs1tsrosr
with ave Csl acres Land Also. oae With .er,' o. lsa N
an hoth n,c.. and the fruit hoN eng shi9s &C d
nnrcba,s.morry may bond and noTtsass Aa1Ie "
tKSTOv Ai,orucy ke, SaViHgs Bank Bal1s seseess. -
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nt6 -grrstp EtaI Gstatt for Sul..

ENGLEWOOD, NJ J.-HOUSES and LOTS
~ sOr SALE. depot al reasonable prices By 9I n
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LOK NALE-AI Ddllti, OOuu, tiiO
COUNTRY SEAT ofWM. A. CUMMINGS; two houses tNo slp,
every variety " ouihndugs, 20 81 nd every vans
n.ari near trees. vineyard The place hnshed ana au
hy cacuited r geusmaus residences must be seen 70 "a I'm
by rails Two ehurebes a N"
Island So'rd Andy 10 RIDER & ALLEN No. 30 Pnest
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The Great UOOk
OF THE YEAR,

Among the distinguished diVines vino have
given BIBLE LYRICS their endorsement
and warm commendation, are the following:
Rev. D. w. Clark, D. D., Bishop Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church Rev.
Samuel II. Cox, D. D.; the late DR..
White, President of Wabash College
Rev. Edwin Hall, D. D. Prof. of The
ology, Auburn Theological Seminary
Rev. Malcolm NcLaren, Of the Dutch
Reformed Church; Rev. L. Hitchcock,
D. D., and Rev. J. NJ. Walden, D. D. ,
Agents Western Methodist Book Con.
Germ Rev. 1. W. Wiley, D. D., Ed
itor of the Ladies Repository, Rev. Reu
ben Jefery, D. D., Pastor Ninth street
Baptist Church, Cincinnati, o. Rev.
s. NJ Merrill, d. D., Editor OF the
Western Christian AdrOcate; Rev. Thos
J. Melish, Editor of the Journal and
Messenger: Rev. Prof. S. Seager,D D. D.,
of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Rev. S. Lucky, D. D., Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, Rev. Clement
E. Babb, Editor of the Christian Herald;
Rev. J. W. Wampler, Editor of The
Presbyter; Rev. 7. P. Bucher, Editor
of The Christian World; Rev. VIM. Pat
ton, D. D.; Rev. John J. Owen, D. D.,
the Commentator Rev. VIM. Ho.
garth, D. D., Brooklyn, N. Y. Rev.
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stated Clerk of the General Assembly
of the Presbyterian Church; Rev. VIM.
Wisner, D. D Moderator General As
sembly Presbyterian Church; Rev.
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The chronological Journal for Sep
tember contains the portraits and biographies
of John Rogers, the des sign"r and modeler of the
we'll known Rodgers Groups;" Jos.A. Wright
ex-governor of Indiana, and late Minister to
Prussia Won Boer, the Russian Naturalist Vim
ME Rcnm, the Washington Sculptures; besides
interesting articles illustrated and otherwise, on
Heads large and small Personal Beauty; 81.
Marks Cathedral at Venice; Apoplexy or the
Philosophy of Sudden Death; the RhinOceros
Controversy. its Uses and Abuses Life Saving
Apparatus; True Relation of the Sexes; A Visit
to CloistCr or the Ape men, by Carl VOgt
PresentimcntS, etc. Price 80 cents, or So year.
8. R. WELLS, Publisher, 3S9 Broadway, N. Y.
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PECULIAR ADAPTABILITY.
Brnndreth's Pills

The peculiar adaptabllity to all constitutions
as ceanscrs of the bowels and the blood has
established their great merit. They restore the
liver, the spleen and even the heart TO healthy
action when other remedies have been used
without producing any benefit. They do not
expose those who use them to any danger, being
Nssafe as sslutary.
ErtrGct from Letter to DR.. BrGHdreth, from c. j..
Fay, Esq, p. NJ, HammoatOH, NJ j.
I'm 1888 was in poor health, and my friends
as well Os myself supposed that my earthly voy-
age would soon terminate. But after taking
one box of Brandreth's Pills, began to feel bet
ter. Well, sir, when had used up twelve boxes
was a well, hearty NANNY weight having
gone from 181 pounds up to 1852 ponds
then ordered supply, and between that time
and the present have retailed three thousand
dollars worth of these invaluable pills, and am
quite sure that have thereby been instrumental
In saving thousands of lives.
Yours, truly, Gu. FAY, P. NJ.
Sold by all Druggists. Observe my name in
White letters In the government stamp.
Jy19-m B. BRANpRETH.
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ToOWNERS OF HORSES AND
CATTLE.

TTNoBIAs' DERBY CONDITION POWDERS
- are warranted superior to any others, or no
pay, for the cure Of Dlstemper. Worms, Bots,
Coughs, Hide-bound, Colds, &c, in Horses |;
and Colds, Coughs Less of Milk, Black Tongue,
Horn Distemper, &C., In Cattle. They are per-
fectly safe and innocent no need of stopping
the working of your animals. They increase
the appetite give fine coat, cleanse the stOm-
ach and urinary Organs also increase the milk
of COWS. Try them and you W i'll never be with
out them. The late Hiram Woodruff, celebrated
trainer of trotting horses, used them for years.
Col. Philo. P. Bush, Of the Jerome Race Course,
Fordham, N. Y, would not use them until he
was told of what they are composed, since which
he is never without them He has over twenty
running horses in his charge, and for the last
three years has used no other medicine for
them. He has kindly permitted me to refer
any one to him. Over 1000 other references
can be seen at the Depot.
Sold by Druggists and Saddlers. Price % cent
per box. Depot, 10 Park Place. New Pork.
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The following resolutions were a.
dopted at meeting of Leonard Lodge, No. 3s5,
]. O. G. T.:
"WHEREAs, 1t has pleased Divine Providence
in II is wisdom, to remove from among us Our
beloved Brother, EDWARD JAMES, therefore, be
1t
Resolred, That In him. Leonard Lodge has lost
faithful member the Temperance cause true
adherent and his family an affectlonate son and
brother.
Resolped, That we hereby tender our heartfelt II
sympathy to his afflicted family and friends
Resolped, That copy of these Resolutions be
furnished to the family of Bro. James, and tina
they be published in the Jackson county papers
and the Temple Visitor."
W.. MONTGOMERY
G. K. CRUMIT, Committee
j. L. GRIMES,
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or former days was an utter neglect of sanitary
precautions. No efficient means were adopted
for the prevention Of sickness. Sewerage was
unknown in cities drainage was rarely attempt
cd in the coun try. Heaps of Offal were left to
rot In the public streets, and domestic clcanli-
mesa, the great antidote to febrile diseases was
sadly neglected. It Is not so now. Wise laws,
philanthropic inst itutlons, and viglant sani-
tary police, have, to q great extent, remedied
the evil. Nor Is this ALL PREVENTATIVE MEDT-
CATION has helped materially to lessen the rates
Of mortality. 1t Is not too much to say that
TENS or THOUSANDS escape sickness In unhealthy
seasons In consequence of having ISvIooRATED
THEIR SYSTEMS IN ADVANCE by course OF HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERs. This pure
and powerful vegetable tonic and Alternative COM
prises the extracts and essences Of variety Of
roots and herbs, renowned for their strengthen
ing, soothing, vitalizing and purifying proper
ties These medicinal agents are incorporated
with spirit absolutely free from the acrid pol
son which defles, more or less, ell the liquors
of commerce, and their effect is diffused through
the whole frame by this active yet harmless
stimulant The result is such condition of th 4
system as renders it all but imperOiOus to the ex'
terror causes of disease, such as damp, fog, sud
den alterations of temperature, &c. Strength
and the perfect regularity of all the functions Of
the body are the best safeguards against atm os-
pheric poison and the effects Of unwholesome
water, and HosTETTER'S BITTERs are the
best strengthening and regulating medicine al
present knomn. For dyspepsia and biliousneSl
they are SPECIFIC ABSOLUTE.
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Medical Notice. CoNE may b

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 7th and 9Th May 18th and 18th;
June 18th and 18th July 21st and 22d; Sept.
18th and 14th Nov. 18th and 18th.
In HAMDEx, at the Jackson House, on Tues
DAYS, Feb. 10th; April 6 May IL June ID
July 20; Sept 7; Oct. 12; Nov 16.
DIR. Cone most cordially invites all persons In
delicate health to vislth his rooms. They will be
amply rewarded for their trouble, by the thor
ough examination, and satisfactory description
given their cnses.
Consultation free In all cases.
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MAlical Notice.

have made arrangements to give especial at-
tention to the practice of medicine. My success
In the treatm ent of diseases, especially private
and chronic, warrant me in saying that II 10 to
the interest of the afflicted to employ me Ia
preference to the old fogleS who poison the
system with mercury and other poisonous
agents.
Aug,6-N l. L. AONAHAN.
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LOCAL BRETTTIES.


The weather during the past week has been
terribly hot. @N
John Swanson, with large force, common
ced taking up the old pavement around the
Public Square on last Friday.
w lille, little son of Vim. Vaughn, died on
last Thursday night He was about two years
Ofage,
John Dauber has commenced a new resi-
dence near Mr.. Schweitzer's new building, near
the mill of Bum, Davis g. Co.
-Isuac NJ. Long, father of Adam W. Long, OF
this place, died at his residence in Milton town.
ship, on Sunday last.
John Du IIadway, oldest son of Porter Du
Halfway ESQ.,, is very low with consumption.
He is only about eighteen years of age.
MIR, Schweitzer has nearly completed his
business house, between the WOolen Factory
and the Foundry Store, near the Depot. Hewill
rent II, when done. ,.-~ q rr.
Edward James, son of John D. James Esq,
and brother OF G. C. James, Clerk of the Court,
died last week. He was about nineteen years Of
age. The disease WAS Typhoid Fever.
The following persons are requested to call
Nt the Recorders office; Michael Gills, Rebecca
Faulkner james Harper. William Roderlck and
Evan c. Owens.
The family of Mr.. Levering of Jamestown
Addit lon, Is sorely afflicted with fever. One OF
the family died some time ago, and others are
yet sick.
There will be a Sabbath School picnic in
,G,, CT Avo
and also one at the Brick School House near Mr..
Bundy's onnext Thursday, Sept. I'd. We intend
to be at both of them.
REV. f. s. Davis, of Harmar, preached at the
NJ. E. Church on last Sabbath, forenoon and
night. We heard him in the forenoon. Mr..
Davis has improved much since he was station
ed at this place. He Is a young man of much
promise.
David Nichols. who resides on the Ports.
mouth road, few miles from town, had his leg
badly crushed in thrashing machine on We'd
nesday of last week. DR.. A. B. Monahan set the
bones. He informed us that the leg was bcn
around part of the machinery, and the bones
from the ankle to the knee shattered. Mr.
Nichols is young man. son of Amos Nichols
The Jackson county Teachers Association
met at the Court Room at one o'clock on Tues
day. and proceeded 10 elect the following otf
GERS for The ensuing years President. DR.. G. X
Crumit. Vice Presidents. Thomas Hays, Wm
II. Horton and Isaac V. Steward. Secretary
James A. Aleshlre. Executive Committee, D.
Mackley Chairman, O. P. Taylor, Lizzie Car
rick.
On last Saturday night, about ten o'clock
we heard the piteous plalntive cry of woman
In the south part Of town. 1t was quarter o
am lie from our residence, yet wecOuld distinct
Iy hear it, several times repeated 1t was th'
cry of an aged widow lady. two of whose som
came home drunk, and commenced fighting
Marshal Rathburn arrested them, and we lcarI
that Mayor Davis sent one of them to jail TO
ten days. We believe that when they are sober
these men are quiet, peaccable citizens.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-08-26
Sabbath School Celebration.


Editor Standard:
The colOred people of Seioto town
ship, Ross county, had a Sabbath
School celebration on Thursday, Aug.
18th, which was largely attended, by
quite mixed assemblage. The pro-
cession was formed in Massieville, and
marched half mile east, where the
children were quietly seated, in beau
tiful. grove. The exercises were OPEN
ed by singing and prayer, after which
an address was delivered by Judge
McCory. He talked to the children
plainly, and gave them much good ad
vice. John James, of Chillicothe, de.
livered an address.
Everything passed of pleasantly.
would urge all superintendents ant
teachers to push forward the Sabbath
School cause, and God will bless theil
efforts.
Yours Truly,
JAMES HILL