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A single spark may kindic fame ibat win
consume a city, and small ailments neglected.
may end In fatal disorders. Bearing this fact in
mind, let the first symptoms Of debility or ner-
yous prostraton BE- met promptly With Ingigor.
atIng treatment Foremost among the yezeta-
ble tonlcs Of The age stands HosTETTRR's
STOMACH BITTERS, and whenever fiie vital
powers seem TO 'lnugulsh, or there IS any reason
to suspect that the animal functions essential to
the sustenation and puriGcafon Of the body are
lmperfectly performed. this invaluable inVlgor-
ant and antiScptic should at once be resorted to.
Indigestion always produces weakness Of tue
bodily powers. Sometimes Il hoppens that the
appetite demands more food than the stomach
can digest; though not more, perhaps, than
is qnired to keep up the full strength u lhe
frame. The object, under such circumstances,
Is to increase the digestive capacity Of the as
similating organ. 50 as to make 1t equal u the
duty imposed upon 1t by the appetite, and capa-
BILE Of supplying the building material Of tie sys-
TEN as fast as it Is required. This object Is fully
accomplished by the use Of the BitteFs. They.
tone and gently stimulate the cellular membrane
which secretes the gastric juice, and the result
is that the solvent Is mingled with The food in
sufficient quantity to convert all Its nourishing
particles into pure and wholesome element. II,
on the other hand, there is deficiency OF ap-
petite, without any corresponding deficiency Of
digestive power, the effect Of the, toaic Is 10.
stimulate desire for food. In nineteen cases
out of twenty, headache, nausea, nervousness,
faintiDg-dts, fpasms and, indeed, most of the
casual aches and pains TO which humanity IL
subject, proceed primarily from indigestion COM
pllcsted with biliousness; and for both these
complaints iHosTETIER's STOMACH BIT
TIERS are recommended as speedy and certain
remedy. 5t5 f
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THE following are the proceedings in

THE following are the proceedings in
the Probate Court of Jackson county for the week
ending on Saturday last; ..........
oh -' MARRIAGE LICENSES. r.
VIM. B. Davis and Mary J. Davis.
Robert Parks and Sarah Horton. slh
Geo. W. milestone and AlmedlA Downward.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Jos. Aten appointed administrator Of Robert
Aten. Bond $4,000.
Order made to convey Eleanor PriOe, q lunatic,
to Asylum at Carthage, In Hamilton county.
Four accounts filed.
One inventory filed. fa 10
The following names were drawn as jurors, ia
serve at the next criminal term, commencing on
the 4th of May John Q. Elliott, John 7. Jones,
Andrew Sheridan, Gideon Harvey, David A.
Lloyd, Ohio Scott. David ]. Steward, William
]. Leonard, Richard JONES' David Clark, John
8. scnrlock and Eliza Landrum.
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LITERARY NOTICES.

The American Stock Journal for April con-
talns articles on Spring Management of Farm
Stock; Cruelty TO Horses; Ducks Ammonia In
Stables; Best Food for Pork Making; The Best
Breeds Of Cows Teams for the Farm Raising
Hogs and Making Pork Comparative Number
and Prices Of Farm Stock; Necessity for Pure
Water for Mich Cows Which Is the Best Stock;
How to Detect Imperfect Vision or Blindness In
Horses Cooked Food for Swine; A new design
Of Dairy House, Raising Colts Profitable
Early Chickens Sheep and Lambs-spring
Management; TexaS--climate-Soil-&c.; Kill
ing Hogs-Curing Bacon; shortHOrn Cattle
Swine and their Stiles; Diseases Of the Hog !
and number Of others that should be read by
every Farmer. Specimen Copies sent free. Ad-
dressN. P Boyer q Co., Publishers, Parkes-
burg Chester Co., p. -
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Early Marriages in Jackson County.
TF IS4O.

Mack scurry and Sally Ritter, Jan. %, BY
David G. Bellies, Minister.
Enoch G. Dixon and Catharine Cozad, Jan
20, by ssmuel Darby, Minister. IS
John Evans and Elizabeth Dawkins, Feb. I6,
by Newell Braley, J. P.
David Springer and Elizabeth Moats, Feb. I6,
by John stinson, J.. p. y.
VIM. Brown and Mary Ward, Feb. 1s, BY G.
W. Hale, Up.
Roswell Maddox and Mary Ann Nickel, Feb
22, BY Hiram G. Howe, Minister. ~ I'd ~
Paul Tlmberman and Prudence Sutton, Feb.
20, by John StinsOn, J.P. ...
George stifier aud Julia Ann Stropes, Feb.27,
by Newell Braley, Up. 31
Lemuel Sweringin and Rebecca Ann Daley,
Feb. ~, BY Newell Braley, J. P.
Samuel Martin and Nancy Overly. March /,
by John D. James, J.P rg Ia
Benjamin Dill and Armlnda Catlin, March I2
by Jonathan Brine, Minister.
John T. Bothwell aud Priscilla e. Patten,
March 10, by John A. swepston, J. P.
Mark W, Landrum and Mary Ann Vaughters,
March 10, by John D, James, J. P. .,....
Thomas Lewis and Ann Williams, March II,
by James NJ, Cole, J, p. tsH
Isaac Clark and Eleanor Graves, March 10, by
Samuel Darby, Minister.
. VIM. Buckley aud Ann Kincade, March "a, by
Daniel Perry, J. 2.
Joseph Lyons and Maria Deyer, March ~, by
Tiras ]. Hanna, J. p. ~ = if4th
John II. Stephenson and Sarah shearer, April
9, by James Miller, J.P.
Levi FOut and Sarah Lamb, April 0. by John
Swain, Minister.
Hamilton Burt and Annis Tarr, April 10, by
John d. James, J. p.
VIM. NJ. Pile and Lucinda sprlggs April IL,
by Levi N. Mercer, J. P.
Sylvester Hunter aud Mary Ann How, April
II, byJohn D. James, J. P.
Benjamin Goddard and Susannah Frazee April
16, by L, Leach, j. z. fET.H.t
James Newman aud Lucy Holiou, August II,
by James Boggs.
Daniel Whetsel and Polly Buck, April 2s, by
John Baccus, J. p. .~ --a-.,.
VIM. Ely and Susan c. MelchOr, April 20, by
James BOggs, v. DIN. [0H.ll} HltI'
James Brown and Anna Clark, May -, by
James Brady. j. P. aaaa.-a i.
VIM. Dulany aud Louisa Cummins, May 6, by
James, NJ. Cole, J. p, f.,
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& Notice.

JAMES JENKINS, whose present residence is
O unknown, will take notice, that Mary A.
of Ohio, did, on the 26th day Of February. 1863,
flein the Court Of Common Pleas within and
for the County OF jackson, and State of Ohio,
her complaintin bastardy against the said james
Jenkins, TO obtain an order of attachment against
tile lands, tenements. goods, chattels, moneys
aud effects OF the said James Jenkins, and 10
subject the same to the payment of such sum or
sums as the court may order TO be paid to said
complainant upon the final hearing of said com
plaint and that on order of attachment has been
Issued aud served therein. Aud the said James
Jenkins Is notified that he is required to appear
an d answer said complaint on or before the 9Th
day Of May, A. d., 1860. .aa -l.l sslt ari1s
MARY A. GILLILAND, la.
BY ]. w. Laird, her Attorney.
Mar. .2b: '69-6W
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Exeoutor's Sale of Real Estate
In pursuance of an order of the Probate Court
of Jackson county Ohio will offer for sale At
public auction,ron the ~r TIP rr

In pursuance oil an order OF The Probate Court
of Jarkson county, Ohio, will offer for sale al
public auction,Ton the TT rT grT
l4th day Of May, A. D., 1869,
at one O'Clock, r NJ. at the door of the Court
House In, said county Of Jackson the following
described real estate, situate IN the county OF
jackson and State Of Ohio. to-Nit: M
The west half Of the northeast quarter OF sec
tion number two ~, Of township number Ave
(6), of range number eighteen 1S), containing
80 acres, lnOre or less.
Also Part Of the west half of the southeast
quarter of section number thirty-five (85), town
ship number six (6), Of range humber eighteen
(1S), aud being all of the west half of the south
east quarter ol said sectiun number IS, town.
ship number G, Of range number Is, except ing
those parts included in the following mctes and
bounds, to-wit; s.
Beginning at the north west corner of said
west half Of the south east quarter thence run
ming south with the west line of said west half
OF the south east quarter TO the county road /;
thence cast with said road 10 the cast line of
said lot Of laud; thence north To the north east
corner Of tue same thence west with the line
o said lot to the place Of beginning containing
20 acres, more or less. ttf-
Also. excepting that part of said lot Of land
included in the following boundery. to-Nlt:
Commencing at the south west corner Of the
lot of land adjoining thereto now owned BY
James w. Vaughn /; thence running due south
with Benjamin G. Williams line 20 the rail-
road thence running parallel with the center Of
said railroad east 51.r0ds and feet, more or
less, to certain hickory stump II inches In
diameter; thence duenorth TO the county road :;
thence west with said county road To the place
OF beginning, containing six (G) acres more or
lcss. The said residue Of said lot, after taking
out said excepted parts, being about AZ acres.
aud containing in all about 127 u crrs. and to be
sold subject To the dover estate Of Clarissa
Backus therein, duly assigned and set of by
metes and bounds, and consisting of AZ acres.
Appraised, subject to said dover, at $500.
Terms Of saIe--one third In hand on dav of
sale, one third In six months, and one third in
twelve months from day Of sale, deferred pay
ments 10 bear interest from the day of sale, aud
to be secured bya mortgage OH tho pEenises
sold
.as JOSEPH JENKINS,
Executor of Estate of VIM. II. Z. Jenkins, doc d
JAMES TRIrr, Atty.
April 10, Cow. pf SIS 10
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Notice to the Public.
REMOVAL.

DIR. /. T. MoNAHAN has moved biz
Drug Store from his old stand, to the corner oi
Main and Broadway, Into tho room lately occu.
pied as.bar to the Ishan House. where he is pre-
pared tO accommodate all who may wish any
thing In his line. 8s ai#a
'Ofice in rear Of bis Drug Store, in the room
lately occupied as barber shop. Having set the
Star House in motion, and placed the same,
together with the Drug Store, into hands CON-
peteht to manage them, anu now ready to give
attention ID my profession at all times. .9E
Especial attention given to chronicand private
diseases. zaaa9 mar25, 69--2m.
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Divorce Notice.

John Cochran, whose place of residence is
unknown, is notified that Elizabeth Cochran did,
on The 10th day of April A. D., 1869, file her
petition in the Office of the Clerk of the Court
Of Common Pleas within aud for the county Of
jackson and State of Ohio, charging the So
John Cochran with gross neglect Of duty, and
with adultery with one--D Davenport, and with
some woman whose name 10 the petitioner Is un-
known, and asking that she may be divorced
from the said John Cochran. and that she may
be decreed the custody Of John H., James r.,
Charles e. and Cora e. Cochran, minor ch ildren
OF said marriage, which petition win be for
hearing at the next term Of said Court
+tsa @ p ELIZABETH COCHRAN.
By ID. MAcKLEY, her ATTY. 2H1'' 'l
April rs, '69-6w. .1''i .4i-'
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MedIcaI Notlee.-Dr. COZ maY Be

consulted in 1900 as fOllowsi
InJAcEsos, 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 sth May 12th and 18Th,
June l9th and 17tb July 2lst aud 22d Sept
18Th and 18th Nov. 17th and 18th.
In HANDES, at the Jackson House, on Tues
July 70 [; Sept Oct. IL; Nov. 1G. G3iGl}
DIX. CoSE most cordially invites all persons In
delicate health TO ylsIthis rooms. They will be
amply rewarded for their trouble, by the thor
ough examination, and satisfactory description
given their cases. rl-'.y. s5aE
Consultation free In all cases. .le.f
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SuMNER,s- GEkAr lsrEEcu.-Ho

SUNNER's- GREAr eSPEEcH. 0 n.
Charles Sumner, U, s. Senator from Massachu-
sstts' made TIE greatest Sp eeeh In the United
States Senate. against the Alabama Treaty, that
was ever made 10 that body. Il was made In
secret session, but Ii was so great speech that
the Senate permitted it to be published. All
parties were pleased with It. The treaty was
then rejected, ell the Senators except MeCreery
ofKeuthcky voting against Il. Il]ilt IHl
But we did not set out TO speak of Summers
speech, on the ReVerdy johnson Treaty, but to
state that James Trip has been receiving his
stock or Spring goods. He does not make any
fuss about Il; but call and see bic stock, few
dooa ihoFs the P5stOf1ce, on Broadway Street.
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WEhayeFeeeived copy Of Geo p.
ROweIr& q Cos Newspaper Directory. It Is .
most useful work, and win be OF much advau-
tage to both publishers and advertisers. dl 3
We regret TO see good deal Of falsehood in
this book. The publishers sent circulars to oil
the papers, desiring to have them filed with the
namsof the paper, the circulation, and other
matters. We see that the publishers Of little one
sEse papers, with less than 500 subscribers,
aim circulation Of from 1000 to 1900. But
the work ls amost valuable one, notwithstand-
Ing this simppsislOn Price $500. Address Geo.
P. RoNelT y Co.. 40 Park Row, New York.
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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,
Paper, Pens, Ink-in faetall kinds of Stationery,
which he will sell cheap for cash.
He also keeps the best variety Of Wall Paper
Also, Sheet Music, Musical instruments, &c.
Give him call. His Store is Id the room for.
merly occupied as the Postoficc. = mar25-tf,
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AURORA BoREALIs.-There was :
brilliant display Of the northern lights on last
Thursday night. 1t was observed all over the
United States, and In parts Of Pennsylvania there
was so much electricity in the atmosphere that
the telegraph was operated without battery
ct either end.
We do not see that this has had any unfaVor-
able effect upon the business transacted at Ora
hams Tin Shop, Corner of Pearl and Broadway.
Anything desired In the way of tinware, sheet
iron, brass Or copper. sold cheap, or done to
order. " .E,-I ~ a 81
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W. N. BURKE, has just opened a
new stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, &C., at the
store recently used by 7. s. Matthews for hard
ware store, where he will be glad to sec all bis
old customers, and many new ones, and hopes
by fair dealing to merit liberal share Of patron
age. ap.1,H.
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,sCuBA.-0ar people are very much
disposed to meddle in the revolution in Cuba.
We ought to remember that we were very bitter
against England for aiding our own rebels. 1t
ls said that Gen. steadman, Democratic Gen.,
Ia now I'M Cpba, with a force Of fllabusters.
However this may be, Orange Furnace store
win remain neutral, and confne itself to It's
legitimate business Of selling goods.
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Rip. HoFFMAN was in our town last
week. He is wen pleased with Kansas. He
looks better than he ever did before. He is
quite ieshy, and weighs 40 pounds. He at
tributes his good health to the cllnat. of Kan
aAa; but our private opinion Is that his total
abstinanee from the use of tobacco for the past
fourteen monthsis what alls him. ~
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AccIDENr-On last Monday morning
ayOupg man eighteen years Of age SOr Of Ed
ward Grlfiths, had his arms ana face badly
burned by an explosion Of gas in Star Furnace
coal mlnes. Tho gas caught from his lamp.
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ORIGINAL SONG.

Good news good news the Cable brings,
Ger oil the wires It flies,
Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machine
Brought home the Golden Prize.
old Uncle Sam hrst struck the note
John Bull then caught the sound.
Then came from France the echo back,
Wheeler q Wilson's crowned
And now the people no longer doubt
So long Il has stood the test, u =
The hews Is fairly nolsed about, - -
That Wheeler & w llson is tho best.
OF which there is over 1900 now In use
delivered, and instructions given free, .
BY J. S. TITUS, Agent,
JAM .7tG Jackson County, Ohio.
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Hoofland's German sitters
Hollands German Tonic

fs eonbfaatiOH Of al ne iHgredfenss Of ~ Basevst
tOiA PuRB Santa CTSs RBHs, Oran0s, ETC. q u sass6
for ne disedseS he BsteTg n edSsJ lSAses sssA
pure dlcol0lfe atmElHs Is required YoH wiR bear ~
mind tl1t these Tepedist entirely different FsnS
any Oery adgeTtised for DE Of ne diseases HaHssA
tCAie De others are BlSIs dee0etf0Hs Of rum m ssns
form. The TONIC Is deidediy ons Of As poa peg
San and agreeable TenediSs ersT offered 10 ~ ptbFs9
Is taste "a szquistte n pleaHre 70 take 4 Uils
Is70friHg, ezilarGing and sssdleiaaI qualities kas
caused Z b b kzOSOs az tSs sTcates qf az tsi<s
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DEBII,ITY

Thas Is no medieias equal 10 HogFndS eg1ssS'
TAsv inPan a tsns - 1andvoorto 70 lhs Hhaa6
syEeIa, arsnaLAes lss aPpslls, ooas
an enjoyment Of heuB JoOd, Unable as -
mach % diges L, purify as blood, givs good SossA
healthy compilation eradicate ae ysllo0 1fH0s JroHS ds
eye iMpdrt bloom to he ehesks, and ehahgs Ne pats
from dtOrtbrsalaed, smdetated sOeak, dAd nerves.
iHvalid % a lgLkfGeed, aola, aud pigoTons pers0A
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by using the Bttters 0s
ctnes. They can be administered WigA
perfect safety TO n child three months
old, the most delicate females or MAM
oGninety.
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..THE warm weather during the past
week has been bringing forward the fruit bud
finely. The peach blossoms will be Open in a
few days. There will be an abundance of all
kinds Of fruit, unless It hall be killed hereafter
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GREAT RAILRoAD MEETING. Last
week there was railroad meeting at Chilli
cOthe, the object Of which was tosecure the con-
structioh of q railroad along the scioto Valley,
from Columbus to Portsmouth.
We thlnk this will be good thing. and will
open up large additional trade for the Drug
Store Of Enoa Reed & Bro, Of Portsmouth.
Their trade is now extensive, but 1t deserves
this additional outlet. fa 1.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Wash lngton May 8. 1868.

To Wheeler & Wilson, of New York.
SlRs:-The Department has received
one Gold Medal awarded to your firm, on Sew
ing and Button Hole Machines, at the Parli
Universal Exposition of 1869. ..,
Your obedient servant,
If mro n WIN. H. SEW ARD.
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IllterpaaI Revenue Notice.
Assrsson's OFFICE, U. s. Isr. Rev. !

AssEssoR's OFFICE, U. s. INT. Rev.
18th Dist, Ohio, Ironton, April 6, 1S69.J
Notice is hereby given that appeals will be re-
celved and determined at the Assessors Office
in Ironton, Ohio, during the business hours of
each day, from PIT ob
April goth to April 25tIl, 1850,
inclusive, relative to any erroneous or excessiv e
valuations, assessments or enumerations return
ed by the Assessor or assistant Assessors of the
Eleventh District of Ohio 10 the current annual
lists. And during said time the proceedings OF
the Assessor and assistant Assessors together
with the annual lists taken and returned as af0re-
said will be submitted TO the inspection of any
and all persons who may apply for that pur-
pose. And all appeals to the Assessor, as afore-
said, shall be made In writing, and shall specify
the particular cause, matter 0rthing, respecting
which o decision isrequested, and SHALL more
over, state. the ground or principal of error
complained Of.
ELIAS NIGH,
Apr 16-5~' Assesser Eleventh District Ohio,
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FROM REV. JOSEPH a. KENNARD. D. D.

Pastor Of the Tenth Baptist Church, PhisdsipAiA
DR. JAoEsoE-DELR 6IRs-I haze been lTeqssz
TeqRestsd 70 eOHHeot my Adme s0iA rseoNNend0fie1s 81
as out qf my appropriate spere, have IN al casa -
eltpSd b tvth clear proof IN varfous fnstanees ss
particularly "a ny OoH Jamily Of ne usQlHess 1 D
HoaGaRes GeTmaH BiaeTs I depart for onct Ire8 20
Esnai course, to ezprea full conviction tlat Tor -
eTal debility of the system and especially Tor Lave
Complaint, it is 81 @saie and yalusass
pfepar alton. IN N some eaIss -
BE- ueyy bsaskeiaIn - 70 GaoSs lohs ss9se
from aS abOvs eaKssA Youzs, pery rePeefnuF
AF tINI III KKNNARD,
" Eiehl, kslsw Ceatss sfrsss ;
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Probate Notice.

Harrison, Adams, administrator of Samuel
Abram, Stephen G, Harmon executor Of Lewis
Harmon Robert Fitzpatrick executor of John
Fitzpatrick; Thomas E. GrifIiths guardian Of
William and Thomas Price, Daniel Rlegel guard
ian of Phebe A. and Tabllha J. Busler, Benjamin
NJ. Walker guardian of Peter A. and Sophia L.
Radellf, James B. johnson guardian Of Of Sarah
and Martha Horton, and Elisha Vernon, guard
ian of William and Aaron iHlll, have filed their
accounts tOr settlement in the Probate Court oi
jackson County, Ohio, aud the same will be for
hearing on the Both day Of April, 1869. 4
~. g.,gN t,. J. W. LONGB0N,
Apr 8, 69--3w. Probate Judge. .
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AS an evidence Of the variableness Of
our climate, We mention the fact that on last
Sunday week, in the morning, the ground was
covered with snow. On last Sunday forenoon
there was heavy thunder, and it was nearly as
warm as summer. . tlftH.utr.F
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WE have had warm rains during the
past week. The wheat and grass are doing
finely, but i has been too wet to plOw, and
farmers are backward, many of them not being
done sowing their oats.
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CouNrY CoMMIssIoNERs' PRooEADlxos

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS HROcEEDINGS.
The Commissioners met on the 18th inst, and
allowed the following bills: III f II. ~
I. NJ. Patti erson, Duplicates. t71 90
J. NJ. Steele, oil, candles, etc. .......... 3 Us
Samuel Baker, Auditor, Indexes, etc..... 20 65
J. W. LongbOb, Probate Judge, recordlug
and .lndexing births and deaths. 80 45
J. W. Laird, defending Beverly Sharp. IS 90
P.DuH adway defending Richard Williams 70 90
Il. w. Caldwell, stone work ............ 90
The Commissioners measured and took up
the iron fence. The length Is 99S feet, at So Is
per foot, amounting to 50 ,143 70, and the Au-
dltor was directed to draw his order on the
Treasurer for the balance due Miles Greenwood
on faid fence, when called for.
Adjourned sine die.
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The attention of our readers is directed to the
advertisement of GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE, in
another part of this paper. y t-a - q.
This truly Valuable Medicinsi is recommended
BY all who use It. Read the certificates.
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BUY Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Renewer.
Use Hall's Vegetable Sicillan Hair Renewer.
Adopt Halls Vegetable sicilian Hair Renewer.
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Y0nNG LAbLEs REKAREl

TUUNG LAUIE8 bEWARE1 IN n
OF THE INJURIOUS EFFECTS of Face
Powders and Washes. ALI such remedies close
up the pores Of the skin, and In short time
destroy the complexion. If you would have a
fresh, healthy and youthful appearance, use
HgLMBoLD's ExTRAcT SARsAPARILLA.
NOT FEW of the worst disorders that aftllct
mankind arise from corruption Of the blood.
edy of the utmost value. NJ
QUANTITY "a, QUALITY. HELMBoLDs Ex
7 RAor SARsAPAHILLA. The dose Is small Those
who desire a large quantity and large doses Of
medicine ERR.