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LOCAL BRETIrTES.

A nne snow fell on Tuesday. Ii
The Treasures ONCE has been crowded
with taxpayers during the past week. =
we uctleed Dr.. W. S. Williams, Represent
Stive elect in town on Tuesday. .ttt4
For fine Job work, done with neatnesS and
dispatch, come or send to the SrASpARD OFFICE.
How stands the Cemetery fGnd7 Did a
leading Democratic politician, and laborlpg
man, rob the dead, and slope with the public
money! Tell Us, Democratic oGlclalsa ~
The examinations are going on In the Pub
liz Schools this week. We very much regret
that We have not had time to be present, only q
very small portion ofths time ,g(l ye&
--FOv Dry Goods. Groceries, Quee1sware,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, and any and every
thing else you may need, gs to the Orange
Furnace Store, second door below the Baak. .
Can Mr.. sasIOr tell Us what is the matter
with our watch, aud the clock in our Officer
On last Saturday At noon we NOTICED that both
were precisely with Che town clock. When the
town clock struck three, ,ourItime pieces showed
8:9O. Did we gain 20 minutes, or did jackson
county loss 2OtY 9aI ~ 9'2li'n Y.1n
On lastiFAday a little son Of John cochtan,
aged some eight years got his thigh broken 10
rather singular manner, He was playing with
some other boys in the Fair Ground. He had a
large wooden ball in his pocket. Running
'againsta tree this ball struck against the tree,
crushing his thigh, Is itnot about time that
this thing Of usIDg heavy, hard balls, and great,
dangerous clubs for bats, was stop peda'
Every man, woman and child in the'Incot-
porAted village Of jackson, unless corrupt per-
jury has been committed, hiss to pay % 60 on
every @1OO of property, real aud personal, with
the exception Of ATTY dollars, exempt Nov
where does ell the money goa Is It all sunk in
the mud holes that render the streets almost
impossible, o. is 1t paid to political favorites3
Let us have statement Of receipts and expend-
itureS during the year 1869, Come We will
publish 1t free, II It be furnished us.
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TRANsFNRs OF III EarITE.


FURNISHED BY oiIAs. RHoDEs, COUNTY REcORDER.
Dorothy KIght to Minerva Lott-Lots IS, IA. IS,
l6 SbAnd pc IN d9letoBs .rr:,N a, ~. eSb0
Andrew long to Elisa Long --in-L Lots 10 and II
IN JaRpssowll Add f'.s. * kpvc and aneetioD,
Levi N. McCOy and wife to JshIel oraham-4Oi
acres In Hamilton tp....s...............S80 tp $500
Jshiel Graham and wife to Nathan GrahAm--.s0
acres In scloto ~. -. ~! =. .!..!... e1,O00
Joseph A ten, administrator, to John Reed-l46
acres ln FRANKLIN Up p.y..ts,...,......,$2,25 $2, 25O
Edwlhj HDdse ana @lfe1o A. s. Croy--4O acres
JOdA B. .isifaSr TSdd Vie 10 John Ma.ters-Ii
acres In franklin tp,.,,,....,..,.s.,,..S2 S262
Hugh Owens and wife to Charles Flack-4O
acres h LIB ertytp.. iL.... .,...h }. 800
james J. White and wife to VIM. c. Buck-In
Lot ~ inc. IGham 4 Add. to jackson! .$2O0
Alex. MSGolm and wife TO r. G. C.Ralston-- acres
8. 81 X. lind In Dck ..l..,.a.... 5000
Jacob Zerbe and wife to Samuel W. Farner-4O
acres N Jackson tp. ,,s. -. $500
THOMAS Lloyd, Sen., to Thomas Lloyd, Jr-126
ueTeS III hlaalson p....,.......k....
VIM. Q. HUI and wife, to sIsaac,, Vandlyert-2
"creSelu Liberty tp!. al. ............$ .$42
Martlp YPpdiEOTt and wife 10 Isaac YandiyotS-
OYssea " hlpeTty Observation-Disclosures
Enoch Crabtrse tow. E. Crabtrcs--sO acres In
oeiOto Up '..........s,,..,...,.... $500
John Brooker and Wifeto VIM. RyaDA1-6of In
Lot 6I m Jackson. E62
Jacob Waugh and wife to James w. Mlller-In.
Lots Z, 3 and In Middleton. ........... .sIs5
James w. Miller and wife to Harvey Zin--In
Lots z, 8 and 9 in Middleton. !..... 5000
Sheriff Wade to Rebeeca Fau lkner--Lot II in
Reeds Addition TO Portland. ........,... .$I34
Sheriff Wade to Rebecca Faulkner-Lots 8 and
In Reed's, Addition to Portland. ..s.... .S2s7
Etdn G, Ovens and wiie to George Brown-4O
acres in Frenklin tp,....................S9 S975
Joseph ROmbo anc wife to Sarah Price-In Lots
/, and In Reeds AddstO Portland. -. .S794
Margaret Owens and husband to Sarah Price
North u OF Out Lot IL In Jones q Peters Ad-
dlion TO Portland. nd..,.....,.........,...$ .$159
VIM. Nut and wife to Mary 4. .DuHadway--pa
OF In Lots 70 and "A in jackson. a.,...,. $500
Robert w. Jones and wife to VIM. Ryan--part
In LotS71 and 7S In jackson. . d., t4OO
Charles Flack and wife to Simon Haftiey-4O
acres In Liberty tpaA.s....E...........S15O
A. !. Dever and wife 10 John O. Elliott--In OF
~ In X. 9. Hoffman's Add to jackson. ,Sl57
John 7. Jones and wife 10 Rebeeea Faulkner
part Of In Lot "a in Portland nd........... $3.50
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f. DIR. WISHART'S
PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL.

II is The vital principle Of the Zine Tree, OBJ
tanned by peculiar process In the distilIation
Of the tar, by which its highest medical prop.
critics are retained, ItinvIgorates the di gestlye
organs and rest ores the appetite. It strength
ems the debilitated system. 1t purifes and en-.
riches the blood, and expeis from the system
the corruption which scrofula breeds on the
lungs. 1t dissolves the mucus or phlegm which
s:ops the air passages Of the lungs. Its heal
ing principle acts upon the irrltated surface Of
the lungs Dnd throat. penetrating TO each dis
eased part, rel ieving pain and subduing infani-
nation. 1t is the result o. { years of study and
experiment, and 1t Is offered 10 the afflicted
with positive assurance of its power to cure
the following diseases, If the patient has not too
long delayed a resortto the means of cure:-
Consumption ofhs Lungs, Cough, Sore Throat and
Breast Bronchitis, Live'o Complaint,
Blind and BLEEDING Piles. AsaEma,
WhOopiag Cough, DiptGeria, &c.
Amedieal expert hold ing honorable coilegl-
ate diplomas, devotes his entire time to the ex.
animation of patients at the Office parlors. As
soclated with him are three consulting Physicl-
ans Of acknowledged EN- inenee, whose services
are given to the public FREE OF CHARGE. a.. ID.
This opportunity Is offered BY no other IN.
stitution In the country. ~.
Letters from any part Of the country, asking
advice, will be promptly and gratuitously
responded to. Where convenient remlttances
should take the shape of
DRAFTS OR POST OFFICE ORDERS.
Price of Wlshart's American Dyspepsia Pills,
q . box, Sent by mail on receipt of price.
Price of Wisharts Pine Tree Tar Cordial 81. 50
bottle OF ell per dozen. Sent by express.
All communication should be addressed
L. @, G. W1SHART, M. D.,
No. 282 North Second Street,
Oct 2S, '6s-sm PHILADELPHIA.
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B0TTLE0 PARALYSIS,

This Is the proper title Of the horrible metallic
hair dyes. Worse than the fate Of Abaalom may
be the fate of those who use them, q ,rVt
ONE WH0L ESQ NE PREPAR1TIoN S'sg
for ehsbging the hair 70 ahg desIrdble shade
from brown to JET black may be procured eve :.
rywhere, viz;
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye.
After careful analysis Professor Clifton. the
dis stiugulshed Chemist, has authorized the
proprietor 70 declare. On his behalf, that Il con.
taius nothing deIsteriouS tehssfth. No othg
hair dyA u the worldhqsthe like guarsnlecs 81
CRlsrADoRo's HAIR PREsERvAT I'VE. as
Dressing, acts like charm on the Hair after
Dyslpg. Try II. Dse.16 'e9--lm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO OWNERS OF HORSES.

IN HoUsANDs OF HORSES DIE, YEARLY
= from Collie. Thisneed not be, Dr.Tobias'
Venetian Horse Liniment Will positively cure
every case, ifglyen when first taken. The cost
Is only one dollar. Every owner ofa hOrAs
should have bottle In bis stable. ready for use.
1t warranted superior 70 aaything elae for tie
euro Of Cuts, Wind Calls, swellIngs, Sore
Throat, sprains, Bruises, Old Sores &C. This
Lin imeut isno new remedy. II has been used
and approved pffor ~ years BY the first horse
men inSthe country. Given to al over.driven
horse II acts like magic. Orders are constantly,
received from the aeinS sta5les Of EaglGad for
1t. Tho celebrated Hiram Woodruff !, OF footing
fame. used e for years. Col, Philo'P. Bush Of
the Jerome Race Course, has given q CeFtiaeAte
which can be seen at the Depot stating that
after years of trial tits the best in the world.
His address.is Fordham, MY. No one once once
using It will ever be without 1t. tits put up In
Pint Bottles Sold BY the Druggists aud Sad
dlers throughout the United States Depot 10
Park Place. New York. Dec I6, G9--1m.
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IMPORTAN FARMERS
And aHpeople Lining IN he Country.
II MISREPRESENTATION oB6BT
Sewing DHachines. Clocks, wa tch.
eN, &c.. &c.

nN1 uH " eypte LtVtHg N Hs Country.
III GREA1SpTsT TslBUtloN oB0BT
Sewing Machines. Clocks, wa tch.
eS, &c,. &c.
The great NEW York AqRIcULrTRAt, HoRrI-
cUISUsAL aud Eeneral ofzAhIb4 lPhFahs. the RUs
RAJ AMERICAN Is FREE to January next -
No other paper Of It's class Is SO large. nor so
cheap, nor SO practical 1t contains dOabs the
reading matter that can be fonDd IN other simi-
lar publications, for the same price-only s1.5O
year singly and sl.OO in clgbs! Anew vol
ume--the Joarieeah- begins JANUARY 1st, 1870
and its subscrbeFs will receive Gsatsitoplly The
most magnificent dislribution Or elegant Ffrs,-
C9ass Setoing JIGchinss, Ei.gh Day ClOcks, solid
Gold, and other PsIiekss, ever befJre offered =.
Clab agents arc wanted everywhere, rs the pa
per Is National, and clrculates In ali the Sta tes
and Territories. Toe general Prclb ipm Lat is
more liberal than was ever before offered by aby
pubtslierin the U0itcd States a splendid $40
Sewing Machine, (really worth s6O.) Is fIered
free fora club that can be obtained answhere
In three days7 Magnificent Eight Day Clocks
worth Sl5, for Club that may be got up 10
one day with solid Gold and other Watches,
&C., at similar rates Now Is the time for
Club Agents to commence their lists, 50 as to
receive the paper free for the balance Of the
year. We invite ALI persons waiting Ihe,b best
and cheapest rural paper IN existence 10 send
sl.6O 70 US and receive It from now to January
1871 :; OF to send fora sample copy, which will
be seut-free. Club Agents supplied with sp eel
mems. Premium Lists, &c.
GREAT REMIUAfs FORE EARLY CLUBS.
For only tcu subscribers, at q each, sent in
before the LIST Of January next, we will send the
Club Agent, free copy OF the Rural Amerl-
can, one year, and copy of the New York
Weekly Sun, cne year. the best paper publish
ed, not partizan In politics This offer for two
or three hours work OILY Is The most lbera /
ever before offered ih the history of the rural
press.
N. Batter January 1st, Twelve subscribers
at 81 wal be required to entitle the Agent to the
ABOVE 2fTemiums,
Address, c. r. MINER & CO., New Bruns-
wick, New jersey, (near New YORK; where the
Editorial o flee and farm are situated.
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MY soLAcE..

What gem is that so highly wrought
So truly priced, by Thousands sought
Without which household JOYS are not?
THE WEED MACHINE! !
Who gives metime 10 rest and readi
Who fills my purse gainst time of need
Who is to me friend ndeedf W
= THE WEED MACHINE
Who never tires my soul, or ''wIts7" eI
Who never "sulks, "nor "cramps, " nor "skips. .
Nor ''lengthens stitches" nor takes ''fts7"
THE WEED MACHINE !
WHO isittoils the long day through,
Orlf like the whole night too, af 5s .
and never Ahrinks from work to dol ll1e
Hl .n aa To- THE WEED MACHINE !
ahEtIa H f n gNi isaafifp.. a.t
What noble boon each artaccord-- i M
What better friend can life afford-- d "
Who tolls for me without reward 2
MY WEED MACHINE!
How could be happy wife
How could ,seape the tolls and strife N
That cliase us dOwA the I'LL Of life ~ ~ AH
Without-MY WEED MACHINE!
And, ifan oln, am blest
With nothing human TO carets,
The idol shall love the best n ffgAtTeF
,~e3"t- win be--MY WEED MACHINE! /!
General Western ofice and salesrooms No. 2s5
West Fourth Street, Cincinnati. JAMES
sKARD0N q SONS. General Agents. JAMES
TITUS, Agent for Jsckion county.
Dec2 6e-enn
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IYrERlRY .norrogs.


ZELL's ENCYCLOPEDIA. 10 and 70 Of
this great work have been recpiyed. Call and
see 70 I'll ~ ~ ~ ri
MoDEL PARLoK MACHINE. = For beauty Of
typography, artistic engraV lngs, and hlgh-toned
literary articles, together with large and beau
tlful display Of the Fashions, Democrats MSpthly
Magazine Is ssertaInly unsurpassed The JAN
uary number, just received, in addition 10 un-
usual holiday attractions, has a fne steel Por-
trait of both Mr.. Nine. Demorest. The ric b
display Of novelties offered offered In Demorest's
Monthly would seem 10 be enough to secure
circulation sufficient to satisfy It's publishers, but
Ia addition we see they propose to give q very
large and fine engraving to each subscriber val
ued at $l0. The Engraving alone would make
a very appropriate Holiday or Birthday gift;
but when when added 70 the costly lcture the
best Parlor Magazine Is included, 10 be
monthly reminder Of the friendly feeling of the
giver there is certainly no bettorwly Of Invest.
in5 sS.-AddresS Democrats MonIhlys sSs
Roadway, N, Y. sa "1
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To COnsumptives.

THE Advertiser, having been restored to
health in a few weeks, BY q very simple
remedy, after having suffered several years with
a severe lung affection, and that dread disease
Consumptlon-is anxious. to make known to bis
iellow-su1erers the means of5cure. s sA
To oil who desire it, he will send copy of
the prescription used Cfree Of charge), with the
directions for preparing and using the same,
which they win md asURE Cure FOR Con-
SUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoScHiTIs, etc. The OBJ
ject of the advertiser in sending the Prescription
is Ito beneft The AFFLICTED, and preadlniormaton
which he conceives to be Invaluable; and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as 1t
W i'll cost them nothing and may provea bless
Ing. ~ Aib&A ff4s
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address .y REV. EDWARD, A. WILSON,
p" Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
Nov. ls, ls69-m9, .- .-....-. ,.-..-. ,--.
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The Only Reliable Cure For
DYSPEPSIA


DIR. 9wIsHARTs GREAT AMERICAN pY.
sPEPsIA PILL and PINE TREE TAR COR.
DIAL are positive and iHfsilibleeure. for Dr.
'pepSia In iIs most sEgrayated form. and no
matter of how long standing. 10
They penetrate hesecret abode OF this terri.
bic isease, and exterminate II, root and branch,
forever. '.l
They all eriate more ngopy and client suffer.
Ing than tongue can tell. ..,s ~.
They are noted for curing the most desperate
and hopeless cases, when every known meanJ
fail TO afford relief t,s .-.....r ......
No form Of dyspepsia or indigestion can re-
sist their penetrating power.
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The Great SictoriaI AnnnnI.


Hostetter's United States Almanac for 1870,
for distribution, gratis, throughout the United
States and all civilized countries of the Western
Hem lsphere, win be published about the first of
January, and all who W ish to understand the
true philosophy Of hea lth should read and pom
der the valuable suggestions 1t contains In ad-
dition to an admirable medical treatise on the
causes, prevention and cure of great variety of
diseases, Il embraces . large eOmount .ofinforma-
tion interesting to the merchant, the mechanic,
the miner, the farmer, the planter, and profess
ional man and the calculations have been made
for such meridlans and latitudes as are most
suitable for correct and comprehensive Ma
TIoNAL CALENDAR.
The nature, uses, and extraordinary pauitary
effects oil HoSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERs.
the stapls tonic and Alternative Of more than half
the Christian world, are fully set forth in Its
pages, which are also interspersed with picto-
rial illustrations valuable recipes for the house.
hold and farm, humorous anecdotes and other
Instructive and amusing FeadlBg natter EodgInal
and selected. Among Che ANIMALS to app
with the opening Of the year, this will be one of
the most useful, and may be had for he asking
Send for copies to the Central Mandatory, at
HOSTETTERS STOMACH BlTTERS. The
BITTERS are sold in every city town and vii.
lage, and are enslvsly used thro ughout the
entire civilized world. =. .,.t .,,.....a-z -zs-
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M. M. POmerOy, Of the La Crosse
Democrat on ROback's Bitters.

G. W. RobOck, of Cincinnati is making the
best article Of bitters now manufactured 10 the
United States or elsewhere.
We have used them for three years, and woul d
not be without them for almost any money. In
the spring his Stomach Bitters are worth hun
dreds of dollars for keeping the stomach in
order, and cleansing th blood from Its aceumu-
lated i'm purities. It is not once in two years
that we indOrse so-calcd patent medici mes, but
Roback's are worthy all the praise we can be-
stow on them. DecS, 'G9-im.
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CoAL IN MTIfoN TowNsHrP Last
summer We spoke about shaft being in pro-
gresS on the land Of Allen Austin, in Milton
township. Last week Mr.. H. F. Austlon brought
US a lump Of coal taken from this shaft. They
have taken out some 800 bushels of this co al.
It lsfron sto feet thick, aad sixty feet below
the surface of the ground We believe, from
its Appearance that 1t Is the jackson shaft-coal.
II So here ia rlch aeld for development as no
doubt this entire valley Is uhderlaid with this
COalss lItis said thasG W. Poof ha, discovered
the same vein on Dixon's Run, in Bloomfield
township. Ws'vili refer to this matter again. RI
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ASplendid Chance, a
- An Extraordinary Offer,
,8d)oDon't Delay, Send at once.
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% % sla OF THE COUNTRY,

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States, who answers through the Journal, frss
of charge, all questions relating to Sick, Injured
or Diseased Horses, Cattle, Sheep Swine or
Poultry. Thus every Subscriber has Horse
and Cattle Doctor free.
We are now prepared to Offer the American
Stock Journal as a free gift for one year, to all
new subscribers (or renewals) to the Standard
who shall subscribe lmmed lately and pay in ad-
vance. This is q rare opportunity which the in
telligent people Of our section will no doubt
duly appreciate. Hand in vour subscriptions at
once and secure the Stock Journal free for yea
Nov. l9, l869-m6.
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EAKLf AFARRIAGES IN JACKSON
gsfNrya COUNTY.--I846,T -..s...l. +, .

Orlando G. Miller, and Mahaia Gillespie. Dec
81, 1874, by James'H. @, Miller,J J.P,r .re4
Nehemia TOlbert and Errilla Hale, March 13
1S45, BY Jacob Ward, Minister. +ii''" H!4
Henry Whit and Sarah Love, March II, by
Andrew Faulkner J. Prtts4f aHt sfoI
Jacob sauer and Sarsh Ann Clark. March 80,
by Samuel Maddox, Minister. '' ' .''t W.
James T. shafer and Frances Strlcklln. Mafcl
oO,'by George Kyre, J. P.
Benjamin White and Janetta Jane Ewing
April 2, by John s. Stephenson, ]. P.
John Whaley and Mary Hamilton, April IL
Samuel 3, vaDdivort, J,Pn,l s.l.h sI5H.
Janessimpsonaud Elizabeth shsfer, Apth II
by lsaluhN Ford, Minister
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A GENTS WANTED. AGENTS WANTED,
4 = s75 to 5000 per month, male and female, to
sell the celebrated and or iginal Common Sense
Family Sewing Machine, improved and perfect
edi It will hem, fell, sti tch, tuck, bind, braid
and embroider In most superior manner. Price
only Sl5 For simplicity and durability, it has
no rival. Do not buy from any parti es stlling
machines under the same name as ours, unless
having Certificate of Agency signed by us, as
they are worthless Cast Iron Machines.
II. CRAWFORD & CO.,
415 Chestnut Street. Piladelph 10, Pa.
0ct.2S, '69-9m.
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DIR, LIT. MOnahan.

jNoTIcE. IF you want School Books Novels,
Toys or Miscellaneous Books, Stationery, Papers
or Magazines, you will find them at I. T. Mona
hans Drug and Book Store, cheap for cash.
If you want Drugs, Medicines, Paints Oils
Lamps, Pictures Frames, Glass, Dye stuffs, In
fact, eyeryt hing you wish In the Drug liue, 1T
MonahSn can supply you with the very best
quality.
l. T. Monahan buys all bis patent medicines
from the proprletors, aud insure them to be gen.
nine. A full supply always on hand, of every
kind.
Bfaadles, Wines, Alcohol, Gin, and Rye
Bourbon, and Common WhiSky-a fu IL supply
always on hand. tisa -" t. as''
Dr. i. IT.. Monahan will contln uo to practice
medicine, in all Its various br ancbes, giving es-
peclal attention TO private and chronic diseases
Being well satisfied tn at my success In the treat
mcnt Of diseases genera ly, and particularly in
private and chronic diseases, far excels the sue.
cess of the old fog les, who think there is no
medicine but cal omel have no heSltancy 10
asking a liberal pa tronage from this community
Charges 10 oil cases reasonable. be ..r.r .Hr..
Lack no iavOrs but what merit demands.
kn ow that my success in the practice Of medl-
cine is equal If not better han any of my com
pettorS. All ask is fa ir trial, to render gen
eral satisfaction. Iknow that 1t isto the inter-
est Of my friends to employ me at all times aud
u nder oil clICu mstances--their ills, aches and
bills will be less. Thankful for past favors, we
wish TO say to all " hom it may concern, that we
are now giving especial attention to chronic and
private diseases, nd are curing many cases that
heretofore lave been considered incurabIe. We
use no mercury, in the treatment of chronic or
private diseases. 4 I G
ONCE in rear Of Drug Store cornor room Of
Ishan House, Corner Of Main and Broadway
Streets. ..s.... ,.-. Dec.2, 6s-Sm
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The Standard olubbed with the Ru.

raj American at very low rate 81, .
We will club the Standard With the Rural
American at the very low rate of $2.OO for both
papers, one year. QS7O) and the Rural Ameri-
can will be sent free for the balance of 1862 to
all subscribers who send In their names early |!
Here is chance to obtain the argesta nd best
Agricultural, Horticultural, and general Family
Paper published in the United States and the
Standard for only .6Jty cents more than the regu-
larprice Of our paper! Such chance is rare,
and 1t will be to the inter est of our readers to
call aud subscribe soon, so as to secure the Ru
raj American for the balance Of 1869 Free
Nov. 10, 1S69-6m. 4aHljG .t Il
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-12-23
.lALLc0CNS P0R0HS PLASIERa1
8eeIn 70 pOsseSs The quaIIty o. DHafYIssIF
Acc umulating. Elactricitv.t

Acc umulating Electricity
and irnpartipg Itatoa tie body. whereby the cir,
Gu latlon Of the blood becomes cquafised upon
The parts y here Spplled, causing pain and NOR
o'a action to cease The Porous Plasters are
nexible' and found Of great help TO those who
nave weak backs,or pain in the side. Especially
arc. they valuable 10 those who have neglected
Colds, They are often preventaiiyes Of Con.
sumption nay, they are believed TO have
loosened .the grasp Of Ills terrible aflcl!on snd
been mainly instrumental in efIrc,ine a cure.
lnVnrIahle climates they should be worn on ,bs
breast Or between the shoulders, over the kid.
ncys, by those who are snlj.ct to tf,e cold easily
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