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Sherifs Sale.

State Of 0hiO JGcksOa county, q.
vs. On lst Order OF bale.s ,
Milton Sullivan, ct al. .fa
DURsUANT TO the command Of an order Of
E sale Issued from said Court, and TO me d.
Fected as Special Master, viii offer at public
auction at the doorof the Court House. In Jack
son, in said county Of Jackson, on
Saturday, May 2s, A. D., 1863,
at one O'Clock P. NJ. of said day, the following
described real estate situated In the county Of
jackson and State Of Ohio, t0-wit The north
east quarter of the southwest quarter Of section
number eleven (11), In township number seven
"a, Of range number nineteen Q9. el
Valued at &94 81. aft
To be sold as the property of Milton Sullivan
ct al, 10 satisfy q judgment rendered by said
Court In favor Of George w. Coy. .5ft
Terms Of 50 le cash on day Of sale. -
Given under my hand this 10th day Of April
A. D., 1859. JOHNSON WADE.
Sheriff jackson County, Ohio, and Special
Master Commissioner Court Common
Pleas of said County. ~
Ap.22, '6s--5w-pf % 90
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Sheriff's Sale.
The State Of Ohio, jackson county, "a:

Philip Noel
VS.. On Execution.
Bannister Brown. A
NOTICE is hereby given that will oHer for
sale at public auction at the,door Of the Court
House, In jackson, In said county ofJackson, on
Saturday, the ED day Of May, ~
A. D. 1859, at one O'Clock P. M. Of said day, the
following described real estate, situated IN the
county Of Jackson and State Of Ohio, to-wlt: A
strip of the Westerly side of In Lot No. Seventy
Nine (79) In the Incorporated village Of Jackson.
jackson county, Ohio, and being Thirty Eight
(3s) feet front on Pearl street, and running that
width the whole length Of said lot, to the allsy
In the rear OF said lot with the appurtenances
thereto.
Valued ct s666 90.
To be cold Is theproperty Of Bannister Brown.
70 satIsfy Judgment rendered In favor Of Phil
Up Noel e
Terms of sale cash. Haat,1 .iat .. ~
Given under my hand this goth day Of AprII.A.
d. 1869. JOHNSON WADE,
shff. jackson county, o.
Apr22, '69-5w. pE $500. Fg 81
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Have this dsy opened In the town Of
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- - - - - - - ~ IA ~ .
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which cut kinto sheets Of newspaper size. Be-
Ing put into quireS, and bundles Of forty quires,
tn the next room, Il was wrapped in heavy brown
paper and tied with stout cords, and was ready
for shipment, M
From the paper MILL we went to the cemetery,
% high point, between the scloto and Paint
Greek, Southwest Of the city. The cemetery Is
q beautiful place, and much money has been
expended UPON Il.
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By thus leaving ont everything that does
not strictly belong to such work, 1t is
found practicable to give a fuller and much
more satisfactory presentation of the sub
lects In one modest volume that retails for
92 90 or 90 co. than can be found In any of
the bulky volumes that sell for twice or three
times as much. Some people seem to estl-
mate the value Of book by its bHlk they
do not stop to think that a diamond Is worth
q million times its bulk of iron.
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How Common WIndow .G;Iasa
n NTnda.
BIZ J. 7. TRowBRIDeR.

BIZ J. T, TRowBRIDeE.
f'There is another process" continu-
ed gafer, s'by which our common win
dow-glass is made. By the way, if ever
you visit Pittsburg, in Pennsylvania,
you must go into the window-glass
factories there's you will 6nd them
very curious. Their furnace, in the
first place, is built in the ancient style;
it has no chimney, and the smoke
from the btuminous coal they burn,
pours out in cloud into the room.
There are openings in the roof for it to
escape through, and a continual
draught of air from the doors carries it
upward, SO that it is not so bad for the
workmen as one would think. Besides,
they do not begin to blow until the
smoke is all burnt off.
''There are five pots on each side of
the furnace; and you will see five men
in row, blowing all at once, with the
regularity of a file of soldiers exercis-
ing. Each gather thirty or forty
pounds Of metal on his pipe, which is
very long and strong. They stand on
platforms, to get room to swing the
glass, as they blow it. The five men
begin to blow and swing all together.
Each blow a great globe of glass, which
is stretched out gradually by the swing
ing motion into cylinder, or roller, as
it is called, five feet long. Then the
FIVE rollers are swung up towards the
furnace-holes, and FIVE other soldiers
spring toward with their guns.-which
in this case are iron bars, that they set
upright under the FIVE blowing pipes
to.support them while the rollers are
being reheated in the necks of the
pots. The blowers blow in the necks
of the pipes with all their might, then
clap their thumbs over the holes to pre-
vent the air from rushing out again in
the meanwhile the end of the roller is
softened, so that at last the air, forced
in and expanded by the heat, bursts it
outwards. The glass is then a cylin-
der, open at one end. III is whirled in
the heat until the edges become true,
then brought away,--the FIVE iron sup
ports dropping to the ground with a
simultaneous clang. The cylinders are
laid on tables, where the imperfect
spherical end about the blowing pipe IS
cracked off from the res. by . airi'-.-'-4
melted GLASS dro..- sIiIVH
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Tbs next quarterly examination Of Teachers
In Jackson county will commence on M
Monday, IuIy 8. 1880.
App licauta for certificates must attend on the
hrst day, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, aud on all the
subsequent three days Of that week, at the same
No examinations will be had except at the regu-
lar quarterly examinations, and In no case, and
under no circumstances, will eertiHcats be
granted, only at the regular examinations.
Jau.7, '68--tf'
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3d. an inder Of symptoms Is given, By COM
pdr1ng ,Ohsch, acih The symptoms as manifested
in The patient, The true character Of the disease
cen readity6e detected, and The proper remedies
applied.
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person that II is well worth the small sum
of $2 30 or SO TO have, right in ones oOn
hOase, a reliable Family Phyacian, allUays at
hand, ready 10 be consulted, and to give the
very beat Of advice, free Of charge. The Doc
tors bills saved, by the use of this book,
would amount to more every year, In any
ordinary family, than several times It's cost,
TO say nothing Of the amount Of suffering
saved, and the possible saving of life itself.
But recently gentleman wrote: "YOur
book has not only sGped NE large doctors biR.
but he Rfe Of my boy" while, according to
his own statement. he lost the little brother
Of the boy saved, by not having the book In
time.
II is fact that great many who had pre-
vlously invested s8 or $40 In one of the
bulky volumes alluded to above, buy this
also and for the same reason that the
thrifty, enterprising farmer casta aside the
cradle bought years ago for cutting his
wheat, for the modern reaper and mower.
True economy dictates the adoption and
use Of the best tools and most approved ma
chinery that can be had, In the operations
of the farm. 1t certainly none the less re-.
qulres the employment Of the best attain
able means for the preservation OF ones
health, aud the treatment of the diseases
Incident to himself and those dependent
upon him. s
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IN BOTH
ENGLISH AND GERMAN,

EMBRACING the several modes of treat
IL ment, as praeticed by the different
schools of Physicians, so that person NAV
select the method that may be preferred, or
the most convenient, or even resort to Sec
ond or third, or to a combination of two or
more, whenever desirable. The work forms
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and treatment of all diseases that can either
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tirely without the aid of Physician. III
would be preposterops to claim that by the
use of any book, the necessity of ofsometimes
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for there are many cases that require the ap-
pllcation of professional skill and large ex.
perience, but 1t must be perfectly plain to
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ailments and some of the more severe ones
TO which flesh is heir, can be treated with
complete success by the aid of such treatise
as this while some diseases run their course
with such rapidity that no time Is left to
send for physician. The remedy must be A T
HAND, and the application made AT ONCE,
or 1t will be too late.
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4itt1mond 1ispatth.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY IL, 1869
STEALING HONEST MEs's NAMES TO sERvf

STEALING Honest MEN 8 NAMES TO SERVE
THE DEVIL INA singular and most effec-
tive revenge is that enjoyed by a desperate
who broke through the glass window OF the
Park Bank at monday the other day and
attempted to make Off with handful Of
money. BE gave his name as Francis +.
Pinto when arrested, and under that name
was tried, sentenced, and locked up 10 the
State prison for five years. Now, it hap
pens that this name, which is quite sin
gular one, belongs TO an honored officer in
the United States army (his service dating
back to Chepultepec and extending down
through the war for the Union General
Francis f. Pinto. General Pinto, on find
ing himself figuring in the criminal news
of the day, visited the Park Bank robber al
the Tombs, and identifies in him despe-
rate character who had been in his com
mand in the army, and whom he had once
placarded and disgraced as thief. The
scoundrel had succeeded in avenging him
self on the General by having the name Of
the latter spread abroad as the perpetrator
of an audacious bank robbery. When the
thief had been stripped of his alias, il
was found that he had disgraced still an
other honest name-that of Anthony Mar.
tin, citizen of Brooklyn, this being the
name under which he had enlisted.-Nelt
York Tribune.
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If q young woman wishes to have her
self published as " fascinating, beautiful
aud accomplished" let her pack up he'
best clothes in dirty towel, crawl out O
the back upstairs window some dark, rainy
night, and elope with the man that feeds
and curries her fathers horses. It's big
price to pay for compliments, but it will
bring them just ss certain rs dirty barrel
will beget mosquitoes. In fact, VIC never
knew a woman TO make very decided fool
Of herself in any way without enhancing
her charms two or three hundred per cent.
by the time it got into the papers.
An Englishman relates that he recently
dined in Nevada with an editor of that Com
monwealth, who inquired after the health
of Tenpyson and Thomas /. Carlyle"
remarkIng, Them men ken sling ink,
they ken"
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Auction SALES.
rrTTURT DAY.
4 ssIGNEE's AND TRUSTEES SALE SAIL

A ssIGNEE's AND ~, TR : gsnIa Go, SALs
n oTLtnoIIHr 1,ad State" District Court for
Ry gIsrs e. Of vrs in the me err or Th hnbs
anctlon; IN ~ TN Richmond on SATURDAY, goth "f
f W It l. 6s a. Hu 1s15 BOT
next TAR gay GGpES OF LAND on the Wood
s1AaE rnsd within eight miles Of Petersburg adj
"nng the lands q w. f. H9 "re eS ana ii:
Elhos- u nr,a;paI and second growth Of pine.
nd we'll watered by Springs and branch running
through the land. h,1,rco .t rour and
,h, months for negotiable notes Interest added,
and title retained ,,rruupcrur
Assignee.
JAMES L. APPERsON.
f., H--1nL usI''.
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GRANITE WORKS.

pICHMOND GRANITE COMPANY
L = We are prepared 20 furnish The very best
quality GRANNY, dress ed undTcssed, tn any
quantity We viii a,so buid AL kinds OF GRAN
fTE WORK IT short notice. Special attention
given 20 rough or dressed WALL. WORK. GENIE
Terry WORK &C., and all material furnished.
ONCE corncr OF Canal and Seventh streets.
GEORGE BLUHENTHAL.
ia sl-3m superintendent.
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~ N. WALKER 4 CO.,

u. SUCCESSORS ! . ., r. pnxsxE. ssQ.,
GENERAL INSURANCE AuESIS.
Office i0l4 Main street
hrst door east of the rustutlicc uIttr Ncs'Is. u
III Marry & 10.
Buildings, merchandise furniture, and personal
property Or AL kinds, In ths city ar country ~
surcd against t0ss or damage by IRE ~ The 1o"'s'
rates III companies OF the highest atans!lpk
Losses equitahly adjusted amt promptly r"l"'
Marine and inland Insurance also eaecse" a. 'g
rem. rates. ~ -
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TOR RENT, the STORE and BASE q
N MINT Of tenement No 72l Man street. - ,ha
VIII be rented together or separately: OF ,r e,,1
and The whole premises rent, d to good tehaht'
Apply neN' " DIR. GEORGE 3. STEEL.
r,o -, T?3 Main street.
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s1OR RENT.-The STORE at present "a
d. occupied by Ncssrs. Armlstead Bloo' n4>sa
broad and , tn1h streets Will be for rent on the
goth Of April next IL IS the great turning point
of the city, and has been well known rs ouslless
stand for nineteen years. r,~r
ia . aodoy 1908 Main street.
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ITOR RENT, two HOUSES on Fourth On
IT street betw cen jackson and Duva1. One 81
contains eight rooms and gas throughout hrchen
with two rooms The other has SIX rooh,s
kitchen also Both have water in the yarh !"
good tenants the rent wi be low. Apply III -
10 Eracp CTR lie iV--"s'
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BY wellington Goddin.
kuctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

NTINE BEAUTIFUL LOTS, IN THE
pI.N IN RFIVTnFRF RET " u n
nor I.ywO0n CFMETFRY AND THE TIRED
FatP WORKS, Foo SALE At AI,rTInN.-
S.'Trrpnhy AETFpNOON the 13th Of Febru-
ary isso at o. clock p. NJ NINE HANDSOME
I,Hrs. located as above-two on Bclv'dere street,
thraa On pine street ard'four on aIIre street. ,
Mat Of these lots will he exhibited At the hour OF
sale.
TERMS: Onc-third cash balance mt four and
eirht months for negotiable notes, interest added
"a ~ ~ W GODDTN. Auctioneer.
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TOR RENT, the FRAMED D"ELL-G
n me on the south side Of Main street re- ~
Gently occupied by James eoon1 anu nina
Az. rooms, Kitchen, and yell of superior water on
H. rr rnises all In good order. Possession given
at once. Apply To ~ ,ppEpsoN
r.. LOFT - ~ = -
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LAST CASH pIvrprND FIFTY rHR cr>r,
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I AW BOOKS.-RANDOLPH 81 ENG
IL LlSH, 1919 Main street. Will pay high prices
for jefferson, Wythe: call, volumes s. ., or Vo-
lume i ; Grattan, volume 8 Leigh, volume > /;
Randolph. volume 9; Virginia Cases volume 2;
Robins0n's Old Practice, volumes l. ?, or 10
bnson's Forms All kinds OF Books bought or
taken in exchange. For sale, set of Virginia
Reports and large stock Of and second-
hand Law and Miscellaneous Books. il %
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asaaszs7'-H
FOR RENT.

ITOR RENT, AN ELEGANT OFFICEA
i two rooms and closely in the second HuA
story of our building No. 1915 Main street, oppo-
site the post-oce. Possession given ,st OF March,
or sooner. Apply at the office OF the Virginia Fire
and Marine Insurance Company.
Re ll-ThGStFeh "a
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II u,
AND POINTS o. The RntkDhn hINE",
take the boats Of the Roanoke Battesu rransporta,
lion ,omrany at south Boston, on the Richmond
and ilauville railroad, on MONDAYS and THURS
DAYS and reach 1xrksSIlIe the same day.
70 4 lawn " SJhs
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BY Wellington 6oddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
gUTUEE DAY.

Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
7 ARGE AND ADMIRABLY-WELL LO-
IL GATED RESIDENCE, ON THE NORTH
LINE OF GRACE BETWEEN SECOND AND
THIRD STREETS FOR SALE At AUCTION
VIII he sold ut auction. on the premises. on WE'D
NESDhY the nth February. 1859, m A O'Clock +.
NJ :. that very desirable PROPERTY located as
above long he reside Go or the la'e Mr. John j..
Tate and now occupied ny Mr.. James r.. Rnrrcss
The lot h - front Of 10 feet. md runs hack jag
feet to vide. paved alley. The welliDg has am
pie accommodations for the use Of a large family
and has recently been papc-e1 and painted In the
Interior and f. now In good order. new brick
stable and carriage house have been escct"d on the
alley, and the city cmivtrt Introduced on the
lent one
TERMS: Orn-fourth cash balance At one. two
and three years for bonds hearing Interest, the
s"ma payable half-yearly, secured by trust
deed.
Eos session given In = short time.
". GnDDTS,
fe 10 Auc'iarpcr.
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Rv HIN & Goddin.
Real Estate AGENTS and Auctioneers,
No. 1903 Main street.

WYE WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUG
Wv TJON on SATURDAY, l3th instant Mt L?
O'Clock, the large FRAMED SIZED on the Rock
cts Warchou property. adjoining the factory of
Mr. O. V. MorrIss. There IS much excellent heavy
hcart timber in this building. the j0sts and un-
dcrpinnlng being sound and good. Ihe lumber to
he moved the purchaser.
TERMS At sale.
f. II HILL " trif''iN. hnctlhn'e'Ss
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BY Grubhs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
GRUnBs y WILLIAMS, kuctioneers. fc8

THIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE. = ONE
Il 4 STUCCOFD BUILDING. ON LEASED
GROUND, FOR ShLE.-Will be sold on MON
DAY. February 18th 1850 1T II o clock H., the
ah0ve-namcd property situated on Fourteenth
street between Main and Franklin streets. former
" occupied by Savage smith rs ararprnc IS
shop. Said sale Is tn be made for grouut nj TO
satisfy distress warrant In my hand In favor Of
j. Barnett and against William 7. \ len.
TERMS Cash
fc "M. p FALL, II e. = p.
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WOOD AND COAL.

EDUCTlON IN PRICE OF ANTHRA-
IN CITE COAL.-The subscriber FRI N dal.
.ilrrs AN rHkACITE COAL of best QUALIFY al -
yer tom &c coo pounds, delivered Also, best "a II
and PINE WOOD al The lowest market rats
Offices corner Of Seventeenth aud Dock, ana se-
Eenteenth between MAIN and Cary streets
fell WHIT ROBERTS.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

DR. JOHN KNOX HAS REMOVED TO
~ the corner Of Twelfth anu Marshall streets,
rst corner IN rear of First Baptist church. Mes
sages left AT the drug store or Mr.. A. Scott
Of Twcnty-fth and Broad streets, on slate, At any
time during the day, Will be attended To without
fail, promptly as heretofore. fG l-hn
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VALENTINES.

VALENTINES, VALENTINES, VALEN-
Y T1NES.-AEOrHER SUPPLY OF VAL
EMIT n ES. ~ URNER, ia Main street, has Just
received another large supply or COMIC and
SENTIMENTAL VALFNTINES-a portion Of
them English; and many ludicrous Give him
call. TURNER, Bookseller.
fee lila Main street.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
BY Gruhbs Il Williams Auctinneers.
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.

TWO FARMS NEAR ASHLAND FOR
4 SALE PRIVATELY.-We have for sale
TWO FARMS near Ashland. One, ago acres, on
both sides of the ralroad: COTTAGE ID" gill
ING with six rooms about half cleared. balance
In wood. Price. slo per acre. The other. five
miles west OF Ashland, 95oi acres. with handsom"
and extensive improvements ls0 acres cleared,
the balln in wood and timber; so acres In
wheat: with orchards. &C Price for land and
crops 81, 500, which Is less than the improvements
cost.
For terms Of payment ani better description
apply to GRUBbS WILLIAMS,
fe 6-codIt Real Estate gents.