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, 1869-05-05
TlItnots d Michigan Canal.
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ClEAHEp-He,turs, Lssal1c el tzis sai:. ;lu ralrt5
1Flt 49,
5aanEp Rzss' No Iasailr, 1s3 t,as cad: Afsiea,
LaSac, no bn ex,En: lohrs.oN II, t.Saltr, 5.oo ha
1 slpt1I iAtt l. f. tsuule tnsaEa; $50 s,n e,sn:
Alliance. Ottawa. s>o b easn: II. NcLfuuAu. Ott*WH.
iaet. L-me: . yds tt.uc: Mary Walker. Lesnna:, q,
81. sen T. Easr.. IrnoGt IL = ! a.; k,ef a. rs;
SUM; I. Gale. L<,u;ns " yts 1senc: y hfss l..
ThuLter9,elt. sax. 20 yta stoot-
r:rEs. IEhs " 1ssts-.Lerncnt. iish: Thzoac,heF.
saE. lshs, II. Walker. lstn..nt. tsft; MARY Walker.
:'ne: i l;i:nls!. 70 90 :.tn:Ics; p; I'm. =.
slnstol! Utica y ie sat bl- .;ueeo Il cd lArk;
Missouri 1nek,uTr- light
ARAyED--B. A. Thorpe. LaSallc 6.I1D tt era; t4e
Il LII. l.assAle, :, 20 hl corr.
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SLSAHS-Ihc 6IAfxff during IHE F&9t HcEk t1Ftsr{
tsIss ssss:sd ssysSs. nc ::ees. beEs u cd
s9s " ~ ss.ss saaae s aae no e;a
9ea nsn;lss foS /. es2si e l.s
;4ists 81 tn.sfe I N sS % i 7:
S1RI fEfe. si..ase. occurred III The .u.:tet II.
y'cr. u II ,c1,'rias 11isss Stn osx.s. e e.,
Il, !:*F' MS tSi@ H. f;::tsst ao!ss.;. ss:ss
Ar Ict e1ts Nxx TIE "sle =; M,y!;a4 ,a Id
H. ill.,: y. f:t!.a;SS:: + If; ~ =. .,>a ".
,.. Il ',;'s r. si..s Y. 59'' n s 'ss ss
/. n = u: En- s:*.i:;;: e;:4 r a;
,el ,se CLAW .;;sts s IT,: - slssafiy f.
II III. ss:1e; r.::n. 1a,.*!'e; ftoF. corn.
sUpH AND sALE;RA7rs-Ths a,.;kc,. ~ ..e;.
!.za: siesis i rue sssss Sl%:e:.
y: ti7e c poae .s-pea -, e.t. nsrsn.
T. w. :h d;ana :5s .si 4 stFd g.: 8 ss &c
:ssSei t.s ~, # .:5 5:s.,| j,t. e ~
x:'a It'll. ess Zig. stsh - s::s Mss:s1.
III "a aSsstss 50; III ;,a. 9t s.a2 q
asfts. "a !: AZ. ss AT SIS sis N1" ~: 1x
IBi-is .arl- f'od At $50: L. L. l. l. IT, % sad
4n r. IT. ,st:.;:; asr.:fSt Sa.aa Il a d; d;
Is:S< arf;;s; s. I'M si: ess!;;a .,4sss; ,s
e: sx=sIts: d i; II - s; q :
a. @ ,nfx.i,i a sissai Is: e1tr1 80 i aae Eaper.
shssr e ss,1a 1t;a; t . Ss2,9 aa;aI aa9
1i,s "a i !; IS s;ar'"aes st''e
i VI :ss!se4:
H. ffn,nrt. f., far eosnt,au Cf1des qatvt rA.s led
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LtATilFK-;Dcsits 1t,o.t atta1y Tag ls!3I't IT,
s:m tisk and with suy transferable inezcss: n
Il. r,. I'd Eras 'Ysi psOs.ya s.Ss sl'sn aps%&sa ~
eAter market Er1nasrs quiet uAunsetuEef1 sse nas
-: ready 70 t:c<k Up 70. the s:innsr saMpsla out
,. .1.rhtnEcd grtes These heye apparently tanehsd
Lot1en And .ss. u s.ssnaal sr.lee stta It "le M
n-ar future" We cutt[nnt to aaote:
, 1869-05-05

Isl Soeth Cs4tRst. treats N Private and Sexual Dis
easex aa effects permanent e7rrtA In the ttost yeu!
Ind 1hxsirate eeca without shr q crt.tv Thos4
a,sesinE fEna Seminal Wtatcss SetTsus Debility. .:
esvr tine, sneTtnx and eipenec IN fesasle Dse..s
and DtfcalIles treated With kasefy and Hs
sFx.rphJet a. Advise seus tte TO my sadre:s Coz
eu. alton free.
, 1869-05-05
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MAREET.

TEEsoaT EyEx34a. Maya
The feilowtnK taEita thov the daily receipts and ship
naents q ltvesck turing the week a Is {hls rvin1
e tepoed By the Secretary Ct the Uni9n Stoekf Ard1
, 1869-05-05

Confidential Physician. formerly os St Louta haA fsF
tic Last pinc yezta been located II tah city, IT Sa Is
sorta Clark4t. cosrer Of Monroe. ChieAso, H. aad 1t
not Too uch 10 say that be u Of the mo<s successful
pzzcsn.our In it1 foz Curing the dlztasaA b. ID
yerriscs to treat Send far hla monthly medical sheet
nd Gade to reatns On ii diea>e o6 the sc1
slso di1essea peeuua to feala Sou think The WITT.
careful pers4L Sent 10 my address fire Of eAaESr.
Hun cf attendance Il once from . Z; n TO- T.
II1W = Il RI ii; ChLrasn ili "
, 1869-05-05
Gu NJ A r o LINE

Mail Steamers,
Us.wrt.n New Ycsk aud Livcr1tnN, c1Ix 4: Y :ee0%
ACSTHALAS1AS. MALTA.
AIErlU PALMYRA.
ilHiN1 SA3lARlA,
EEffA SIBERIA.
HECIA T.&kIFA,
JAVA, TAllOLl
Ore n ,hr shprr HFs.rl7+. T?s, Msn Stcaate:s,
Int, uHc.f to rsI rs f. \ MS;
tr.n1 f.ttERPO'lf. ftati.a9 It Gnrk Har;h'st III
NEW YORK niHEt:T rsfrs SATURDAY:
SEW T6i,K. ia B0etau. tTrEv Tuesday.
From! NEW fOxk inr I.!sE:fooL- tc-'lssas 4:
Ce1tfc%tee irtuc! ~ bring nit Pas*eaErEs tv'ta any
r,rts ot Europe At Lnrye-t Rstea- :. '~,,,.,
I hnN ling Grrea- New fork.
FOR Pa1SAkc, atrLy to f.. tGSARu, Ill 6rHftHAy,
New Fork Il 70 i. ROWE. M LAke+t. corner Of
laks.t, md MIctiEAn-AT.
+ iFFIjR- FatAenfrf Agent
, 1869-05-05
MEDICAL.
4 Clear. Smooth Skin

AND BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION follows tbs use q
HSf xnoInFs CoyCxyf1 1L1Ep K1T1Af:r SAnSAFA AnuI-s.
Il N.navea black spota rzoplca. nosh pafchsa nd :.
erupdAnx- -~
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FNFER-H4tIf1H1
so.is Tsfc-s We ceuttn1e to quote Rnek paper, 15S
sac p.u =. l:.afac common wra1rlnH 3AtR4.c-
pAPE1. STOCk-Thete enntlEues 70 be 4 cood de
rtne fer rnrrs t:cf. aGd for heh not cottl
,snrr nelr,i i..i wrrk We repeat lit to!ows:
Cation :4s'4e: cable scp. "a Ne Eprc aud bag
FuCLTtsS AND GAME-sAlcs of erar iarkcyh at
elc c. cbfrkrus nj q n1 80 doc aud tc7t pston1
al ,5e; % dog drrsetd NJ eto1.
FUTATUES-Salts u IS ba reachhloHA In l,:i IRON
eScrr. 1t Sc
RiGE-Sld to l light extrnt Il rrcrions trits,
FAtas sti%loe. African l5ss!ase CasptIna. l0!4t3
ntc- -,
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Young Ladies', Beware! 7!

or THE INJURIOUS EFEECTss os Faee Powders
and aahea Al esch stardits eiosc mp the E,Ess q
you would haze ftr7h healthy &ad ynuthtal appear
Anct, use ax1 1xHoIo'a aExxAAc1.SAHaAtadH1A -
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All Interesting Letter

No remedy is equal to the Extract Of
Sa1saparilla; its power is extraordl,
nary, more 50 than any other drug !
am acquainted with. Il is, in the :
strictest sense, tonic, with this invalT,
uab1e attribute, that it is applicable IT,
state Of the system 50 sunken and'
vet 80 irritable as to render other sub -
- lks
stances Of the tonic class unavailable
Or injurious
, 1869-05-05


fiEESE-T.. r+t, "ers h.. Hi:nc.ssi u,tserx, =.
.ns:hine sash-r easier feeling r;rxali. n n1w |
e4r:lev+ rnyrr c,:sn!ns she,r rntsa..:s :, sn,a
III !. Fin: b. ii wt: cnn.iltratlr hrn.ar.. =. :
.eSE, Il. .n:sl ~ w..tt erds. E:a* r. 49,
.tsd. i NJ. 1:;e .tAa a't r--valhea ft:tasoyt
Wc f1s.te "a etansr in ct'r 1sr".ss,ns - f.llart
W,s,r!a il, e!re. = tx: xesrEn Aa'ry. l.2ls:
GutL-r7,et :,:s erru'EntttE At laTc-.h aEe
1t rlrs-t. H.tti t.s m: '.,s ~ r. .: I;;e
enfr - snd hi The cl Of tht rrr..n aa1sra
eitr ecat " r:,ta1s c c'ter9uE II slapa IF' lea We
tr.if ct," ,"tAtjs,n.- ,
II isrsr. sn a, a :n.,tsi.is .av.nca tas .eateaey
tse s;;i5s s,P ~ 'e:. .,,el. ai,.
IT." e. auct": j.v.. y 1<sast; .. g Jsy., 1870: #
r,sAsin9. ssA.23le: es,uanon Rln Aa%3fe: taN to
eusd. 5s.x:as; Pfimes sn choir 81, : = ,-.
,.esdv !. Jsliow,s k!rt'e ~A!imr, ~ Aiare; ~
i,,t. !. tste.eut,. t+2lt.ae t:so~, n + @l.se
s.eas.ne. y r tSeaneideTa t:A4slsc: Baz7ctse scar
'nf SHUTS AND pCHKNICALs-1n scrte~inE shia d.
r,ytTrcnt Il t-sar te.r nassias N particular insts
large the s:kct NJ. Esu II Inc hunefed saose
, 1869-05-05
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CHI
CAGO DAILY MARKET.
TrrsnkY EVENING Nav -

TEEspAT E.EESIN3. Nay (
S,- r~.!n fau. and rtpztsfpns lvfl bc fNlpa under
tht Il, ad ei Cone mi and t'r eFan In sll e*.s
fnd Eshjett the Usual eharEr tur fsasc Eulss oth
& 'nErTFK-Reeritt,l.. 4as -: ahtpped. rs =.
TIKI N alkrt has hen daa snd dcllntnk one ta;nakh
tai, Ths demand his t-<n nf f!t uo.l litrd chSsae
tcr and under larErly incf-a.ed fiFps rF.eTt aASe
f,rn IN ~ 4c ii r. and the tendency IL to rtlL lst
rsrsc Their Il no -rrelHsisr inquiry, Aad L' IN,
IT'D .rP!os 'naad I'd = o,,,ar III ths
VIA sT.r' ss drs ;s.x, a. "as Ioss Ir,sss
S.trv. s*a 3ac; e.~s tui, md hstin, !, ss3:; = =
eTEl7.:on Eadrt lsss Saiet - rkss lais ra q =
Sc y ts,1~- and ~ Es roll 6.Ht At r. rEfs
nils !. ~; = fsr rs: s1l in sass Il = = t1t,'
JEiuc At :6c; 80 ~ n st;sts and 10 IAN ee'ee
HAtGtSt rast wecs b.. trtn TT: 9s!t 9., e'S ,s.
rh.rrsrr41. III. ,na:kc: fas ensr tiae part et pF.
vai. unosaeat rruaiu Eorn!nsitt 1reaans'st tat "a
fssr rrdr3r there il r. inea dttl Aathm l., rofsa
ht rsossr l!1r..L " srra' sSf Jig = @ t.
Iudlcw i, d: r. = Fi:t =; oat.zst 42c GFess F4l..
e. Ans9:ean 4: <;e; A1d1c-enss;n. r.; L.i'a T. "e
HCuD1Sti iAATkRtAl-Thtr- ,s " L.. ints:1tn. T. ln p
, 1869-05-05

P1TIsErnoH, May t-E1ndt petn,I.Tsu. market e1.
Refined stE,,nser. n th advance In pEtces sales vi
hIs TT bali Of M.y t9 tfts tstt hAN July
AAe. WeHuote Hrs. half May. -. ,.c: latt halt, ss4e
, 1869-05-05
The Mem. of Projecting

te sts..s aezt.as thu fr.:sprlnx eaus$s 81 d.
teh =. pyFrep*ts Fevct and sE', IF:F Complaint
tain cir tor Iii 1t shrn Ia A1SiILEK'S HERB BIT
TEHS Sn{d rvcrtw hrrt.
, 1869-05-05
The 3sfosturc Markets.
NEW YOnE.

New YoA6, May 4.-EoT 1eS-Nitasout icctdM
ehansc; ss1-a OF 4.D hale., ineladius lou bate- Ia
sraitit. SIC fot u,:s.dliaG .EplaudA
1@aisc he,trr IN nsyli:n. md common erai.-. witt.
nsIr dotag: sal.. u 1os1O Iris II e53d63 tr .r1.
SfcstsiM fcr es.rn Western; I. Is L. @ fo7 whls,
n inr sn, q, sor sot ui eoss: r.
ce-!ss .,s.dy Kys ,!s ss,e. ct 90 :l: s, a
nrandywlne Il e4sa Wheat Rcreirts. dao I'M: "2cn,
y, eaje be.t.r and etote dull with the etvAnce
eal,f,ns aheavy ievGae: .s!es 81 I slti % No
sprtpx stc 81 s.t@ La tor Ma do: slbo fur An.
ihsrai1; s!:?o ~ Wh!;t CsnaIs: kye 2.t.s; ua.tss
ri aetivr and @a Sc hxhe hui closed quiet with the Al.
,s.sr II, VI; 4 ..Its 4 ssn, a At sistc n n
dn stlrst uA:s-Rrtrt7:s. e3 nlI; 1c better: tss nt
e1.I hn At &c fr Western In etaEe. sud tskc ~ d
At1Ehf.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-08-05
Road Notice.

petition will be presented to the Commis-
sioners of Jackson county at their next regular
session, on the first Monday In September next,
asking for the alteration of certain county roads
as follows
Commencing at the southeast corner of Jacob
Moler's lands, In Bloomfield township. In said
Jackson County, on the road leading from Key
stone Furnace to Winchester; thence west along
the line between lands owned by said MOler and
William Williams, to lands owned by William
Ware; Thence south on the line between said
Williams and said Wares lands to lands owned
by Peters, Clare & Co.; thence west along tho
line of said Peters, Clare & Co.'S. lands to the
corner near William Chamberlain's thence
south to lands owned by George Poor; thence
west to lands owned by John Plckrel. The
object of this petition being the alteration Of 80
much of the road leading from Keystone Fur
mace to Winchester, as is located between the
first and last mentioned points on the route as
aforesaid, or as near thereto as may be deemed
practicable. Also for the alteration of part Of
the county road leading by William Reeds to
the county road near Rejoyce Corn's, commenc-
ing near the corner of Jacob Moler's meadow
thence o south-easterly direction to the corner
of W. Williams and w. Wares lands; thence
south on the line with said first alteration as
mentioned in this petition, to said Peters, Clare
81 Cos. lands; thence continuing south on the
line to where 1t would intersect said road, as Is
now located, at or near the southwest corner Of
W. Williams lands, following said route as near
as practicable. PETITIONER.
Aug4, '69-5W.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-08-05
LOCAL BRETIrLES.


Tho weather has been remarkably cool
during the past week.
-Geiger's beer wagon ran over little child
of VIM. Hale last week, bruiSing II considerably,
but not causing any serious or dangerous injury.
--Mr. .GorhAm, Street Commissioner has raised
the stone crossing on Main Street, between tn
Star House and Martins Corner. Good. Now
for the other crossings.
r. W. Jones has commenced building on
the American House lot. twill be twenty feet
front, of brick, and three stories high. He will
build on the balance Of the lot next spring.
Leonard Rockwell has been appointed ex-
press agent at this place. He will make an &C.
commodating and prompt agent, but If he un-
Aertakes to do the work himself, we doubt
whether he has the physical strength to go
through with It
Corn in this part Of the county will not
yield as large crop as was supposed Some time
ago. The cold weather in the spring kept it
back, and now it is tasseling and silking very
low, and the dry cool weather is still keeping It
In check.
--Messrs. Mathews and Welch, carpenters, ,hav e
been hanging the sash In the School House
windows Formerly, tie only mode Of ventila-
tion was to raise the lower sash, and prop it up
with a stick. Now both sash, upper aud lower,
arc balanced by weights, with cord passing
over pulley at the top, and the upper sash,
which was formerly stationary, can be lowered.
This is very much needed improvement
The three bridges across Salt Creek at jack
son, the contract for the building of which was
awarded on last Saturday, were taken by VIM.
L. Lewis and VIM. Cutler, at 1000 each, or
14SO0 for the three One Is near the Foundry
one near Star Furnace, and the other on the
Chlllicothe road, short distance below Hoop s
Mill
The old Mercer farm, at Mabee's Corners, In
Hamilton township, was sold hast week by tn e
County Commissioners at public sale. The
forty acre lot was appraised at $3.50 OO,aud was
sold to VIM. J. Leonard for $500 90. The four
teen acre tract was appraised at $40 90, and
sold to same for S201 90. The half acre at the
Corners sold to D. H. variau for $121 90. 1t
was appraised at $26 90.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-08-05
LITERARY NOTICES.

Number 35 and Sc of Zell's Encyclopedia are
received.
The Western Monthly for August is received.
It is full of good reading.
We have received copy Of paper published
at Boston, called Our Dumb Animals. Its object
is to prevent cruelty to animals. Iii published
monthly, at $1.OO.
We have received several numbers of DeWitt's
sixpenny Series of Choice Music, for voice and
piano. They are beautifully prin ted, and are
very attractive. Price Of each number cents.
Address R. M. Dewitt, 10 Franklin Street, NY.
In looking over our pile Of exchanges the
other day, we came across No. 8. Vol, 1, of a
Magazine called Good Health. 1t is the August
number. ItiSpublished at Boston,by Alexander
Moore. In looking through it, We became much
interested. 1t is an interesting and valuable
work. Price 20 cents per number.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-08-05
GRANT g. PROSPERITY.

Business revives under the new regime. Other
than general causes have, however, given .
tremendous impetus to the sale Of
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye,
The chemists have come out in two leading
scient iiic journals against the lead and sulphur
pOisoS for As head (for that is their proper
desIgnation), with which the country Is infested
while DR.. Chiffon, the first analytical chemist In
America, announces to the world that.
Crstadoro's dyeis Utterly PoisonIess
and that he knOlOs IL to be 90, because he has
analyzed 1t. CRIsTADoRo's HAIR PREsERV-
ATIvE, az Dressing, acts like charm on the
Hair after Dysing. Try IT, Sy26,m
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-08-05
EARLY MARRKAGES IN .TACKGON
COUNTY, 1913.


william H. Trip and Sarah Rains Dan. IL,
by Lewis Leach, ]. r.
John Pemberton and Nancy BonhAm, Jan. II,
by James NJ. Kelley.
Tillman II. Culp and Nancy Fleming, Jan. TO-
by William Martin, Minister.
James NJ Winks and Ruth Hartley, Jan. %,
by Daniel Clark, Minister.
John Wlniough and Phebe Leach, Jan. 26, by
Thomas W. Leach, J. P.
Moses r. Gee and Elizabeth CalhooD, Jan .26,
by James Miller, j. 7.
Thomas Throckmo and Emily Hush, Jan.
26, by Joseph s. Spriggs, Minister.
David Jones and Jane viii llama, Feb, A, BY
Samuel Carrlck, j. p.
William J. Elerton and Mary Jane Harry, Feb.
16 BY Thos. w. Leach, j. P.
? Samuel Turner and Rebecca Spencer, March
13, by John s. Stephenson, J. P.
Wnl. Hays and Elizabeth Atkins, Feb. 2, by
Alexander Brown, Minister.
Simeon Mosbarger and Lydia Plles, March
7, by John Swain, Minister.
John Wilson and Cozah Maple, March 2, by
Aaron Walterhouse, j. P.
Hiram Sollars and Elizabeth Graves March 4,
by Aaron Walterhouse, j. P.
Edmund Graves and Jane Jordan March by
Aaron WalterhOuse, j. ?.
Thornton Hunt and Elizabeth Armstrong,
March z, by Aaron Waterhouse, j. p.
On the 10th Jan. license was issued to How
ell Thomas and Latca Jones, but no return Of
marriage
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-08-05

Mr.. IRVINE DUNCAN fails to come to
time on the question Of Mayors who have failed
to pay over the public money. He wants to
knowwha DemOcrati SC Mayor failed to pay over.
Never mind. This is not political question,
but 9 question of pure stealing. We ask Mr..
DUNCAN what Republican Mayor is In default1
Perhaps this iS .'none Of our funeral" but then
we would like to know, you know. We have
only commenced with you, young man; not
that yoH are Of the least consequence but others,
who get you to try to put them in public places,
must show what they have been doing when they
did hold Office.
Mr.. DUNCAN wants to know II we settled and
paid over when Mayor. Yes sir. And the
Council owed US 81 60 which they forgot to
pay. All of which will appear by our docket
and receipts on file in the Mayors Office, unless
some Of your Democratic Mayors have concealed
or destroyed for purpose, the books and doc
uments belonging to the Office.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-08-05
BRANDRETH'S PILLS,
Apr %. '69-tf

They remove all bad accumulatiOns from the
bowels, and purify and invigorate the system.
All whose health is not perfect owe II to them
selves to take fe doses Of Brandreths Pills,
beca use the seeds Of decay are constantly erad-
icated by their use and the principle Of life con-
armed, thus giving vigor of body and mind to
period when we have been used TO see the fal-
ter ing step and the enfeebled intellect
General ? aez the distinguished liberator OF
Venezuela, says he has used them as his only
medicine for thirty years, with the most salts
factory results.
For Costiveness, Dyspepsia, and IS Family
Medicine they are unrivalled.
Daniel l Tenney, Esq, Astor House, New
York, cured by Brandreth's Pills of Dyspepsia
and Costiveness, when all other means used had
failed.
gentleman, whose father died Of consump-
tlon at S6 years, was also attacked, when about
21, by the disease. he had cough, night sweats
and general debility. Doctors recommended
cod liver oil, but he wasted away. At last be
determined to use Brandreths Pills. In two
months they made him sound man .-jy15m.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-08-05
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

TVARMERs FAMILIES, AND OTHERS CAN
Il purcha ase no Remedy equal to DR.. Tobias
Venetian Liniment for the cure of Cholera,
DiarrhGa, Dysentery, Group, Collie, and Sea
Sickness, taken internally-0tis perfectly harm
less see oath accompanying each bottle) and
externally for Chronic Rheumatism, Headache,
Toothache, Sore Throat, Cuts, Burns, Swellings,
Bruises, Mosquito Bites, Old Sores, Pains in
Limbs, Back and Chest. The Venetian Liniment
was introduced in 1S47, and no one who has
used 1t but continues to do so, many stating, II
1t was Ten Dollars Bottle they would not be
without it. Thousands of Certificates can be
seen at the Depot, speak ing of its wonderful
curative properaties. Price, Fifty Cents and
One Dollar. Sold by the Druggists and Store
keepers throughout the United States. Depot,
10 Park Place, New York. jylO,m
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-08-05

ga THING OF BEAUTY Is A JoY For
EvER."-And so says every one who visits the
New Drug Store of Montgomery g. Co. Every
thing is neat and clean, and kept as though the
persons having charge understood their busin ess
and the good people of Jackson and vicinity
fully appreciate this from the way they have
been patronizing this establishment. We can
have everything in this line fresh and at pr ices
to compete with any of our city drug stores
Call and see.
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The following are the proceedings in
the Probate Court Of jackson county forthe week
ending on Saturday last:
MARRIAGE LICENsEs.
William Clark and Mary ]. Hilton.
William Ramsey and Catharine Meyer.
There were two licenses issued which We are
requested not to publish for the present.
MISCELLANEOUS
Samuel L. Hull appointed guardian Of Della
and Hester Burris, minors. Bond $l ,zOO.
One resignation filed.
Three accounts filed.
Twenty-four accounts settled.
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W. N. BURKE, 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 see all his
old customers, and many new ones, and hopes
by fair dealing to merit liberal share of patron
age ap.1,tf.
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Medical NOtice.-Dr. CoNE may be

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
aud 18th April 9TH and Sth May 18th and 18th;
June 10th and 18th; July 21st and 22d; Sept.
18th and 14th Nov. 18th and 18th.
In HAMDEN, at the Jackson House, on Tues
days, Feb. 10Th; April 81 May IL; juno 10
July 20; Sept. 4; Oct. 12; Nov. 16.
DIR. CONE most cordially invites all persons in
delicate health to visit bis rooms. They will be
amply rewarded for their trouble, by the thor
ough examination, and satisfactory description
given their cases.
Consultation free In all cases.
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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 facial kinds of Stationary,
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 in the room for
merly coupled as the ostofice.-mar25-t
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JACKSON now has plenty of Drug
Stores, but we suppose all of them are kept up
by the great central establishment of Enos Reed
& Bro, of Portsmouth. That is the fountain OF
all Drug Stores in this part of the State. The
sickly season always much increases the business
of this establishment.
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rhe Grent nTedIcaI Mistake

The Great Medical Mistake
OF former days Was an utter neglect Of sanilar
precautions. No efficient means were adopted
for the prevention Of sickness. Sewerage WAS
unknown Ia cities drainage was rarely attempt
ed In the coun try. Heaps of Ofal were left to
rot 10 the public streets, and domestic cleanll-
ness, the great antidote TO febrile diseases, was
sadly neglected. 1t Is not so now. Wise laws,
phlanthropic Institutions and vigilant Sa nj
tary police, have, 70 a great extent, remedied
the evil. Nor Is this all. PEEyENTATIvE MEDI-
CATION has helped materially TO lessen he rates
Of mortality. II Is not too much to say that
TENS OF THOUSANDS escape sickness In unhealthy
seasons In consequence Of having INVIGoRATED
THEIR SYSTEMS IN ADVANCE by course OF HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERs. This pure
and powerful vege table tonic and Alternative COM
prises the extracts and essences of variety of
roots and herbs, renowned for their strengthen
ing, soothing, vi talzlng and purifying proper
ties. These medicinal agents are Incorporates
with spirit absolutely free from the acrld poi
son which defles, more or less, all the liquors
of commerce, and their effect Is difiused through
the whole frame by this active, yet harmless
stimulant. The result is such condition of tn e
system as renders it all but imperOious to the ex-
terror causes of disease, such as damp, fog, sud-
den alterations Of temperature, sc. Strength,
and the perfect regularity of all the functions Of
the body are the best safeguards against atmo os-
pheric poison and the effects of unwhoesome
water, and HosTETTERs BITTERs are the
best strengthening and regulating medicine at
present knomn. For dyspep Sla and bIliOusuess
they are q sPEcIFIo ABSOLUTE.