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AGENTS WANTED
!isras People. Edition Of fnaA
COnybeare & HOwsOn's Life and
EpiStIes Of
SrTr-P2AsJJI-L.


With an Eloquent and Able Preliminary Dis.
sertation BY
REV. LEONARD BACON, D. D. of Yale College.
Embracing a graphic and Eloquent dellneatl ion
Of the Eariy Life, education, conversion, teach-
ings, abors, travels, sufferings. peris. perseep-
tions and missionary career q PAUL thus
tie, and OF the circu instances by which he was
surrounded.
A perfect Magazine of facts. Bishop D. w.
Clark, of Cincinnati.
1 regard 1t as one of the best books ever writ
ten. Prof. Stowe.
Dr. Bacon's name in connection with this
edition is q tower of strength Rev. dos. y.
Tuttle, I. D., President Wabash College. !, N.
/ do heartily recommend 1t as faithful and
valuable gnide in the study Of the scriptures.
Bishop Mcllyaine. f~.i. @. sf ei15g g.i1it
No work in the language approximates II.
Rev. Mark Hopkins, D, D., President Williams
College. @A'A y - .S@''4 --- ara ~ q .-'S
A great and useful book Rev. ] ohm Wheeler
D. D., President Baldwin University, Quo.
The most interesting and instructive work
that has ever fallen under my notice. President
Casswel, D. d. LII. D., Brown University, r. J.
A most valuable work learned, accurate and
written ina style peculiarly attractive aud elo
quent. Rev, F. Merrck, u. D, Ii. D., Presiden
ohio Wesleyan University.
A work Of great merit. A "God send" Prof
Finney, Ii. d., ,Oberlln College.
Ranks amongst the foremost literary produc
tions of the age Rev. N. c. Burt, d. D., Presi
dent Ohio Female College. 'a'3 Ha a
1t Is one Of the most valuable works etel
| issued from the press. Rev. Dr. Mutt, President
Indiana State University. - iri '+
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Feb.4 '69-4t
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-THr GppAT AUCTION SALE

p@THE GREAT AUCTION SALE
ofSutherland & Adams still
continues. Great slaughter
Of Goods, but they must be
sold this week. Saturdaybe-
ing the last day, we will close
out a large. lot Of Sheetings,
Prints, Queensware, Boots Il
Shoes, and other thingsrall Of
good quality. They must
selg-s0 come along, ahdgst
goods at your own prices. An,
3I SUTHERLAND a. ADAMS.
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SPECTALl5;:. NOTICES.
: NsTlTPTToE can BE o6REB.S !

An Eastern medical periodical glSes AN in-
tsrsstIng account of the complete cure of Mrs.
Amos StautIer, of Manor, Lancaster ccuutN Ra.
of hereditary Consumption. Her parents and
several brothers and sisters died Of this terrible
disease. Mrs stauifsr was herself reduced TO
. mere skeleton; the pulse;Etl4Oi her breath
ing painfully dificuIt xpsctOrAticns vsFy eH.
esssiVe; disrhea worse thai chronic, and her
condition 80 hopeless that IL atAcOnfsrsncs Of the
old and skiIlfnI physicians she was:prOnoanced
Ineurable. At this stage Of the disease, Dr. s.B
Hartman, Of MIIIersville, Lancaster county, Pa
4 physician. Of fourteen yeaFs standing, pTe
sefIbed 1lTsHLER'B iHERB. BITTEks. The
patient soon experienced spleasing invigoratinl
sensation throughout her system, and eneour
ared by her friends to continne under DT. Hart
uian1 treatment, she did so, gradually impron
ing under increased doses according to he
strength, until she entirely recovered. Mrs
etaufeF ia still living, IN the full enjoyment o
perfect health. C.iB. Herr, Esqs President o
the Lancaster County (Ra.,) National Bank
substAntistss the Particular Of this most won
dsrful case. 1r.aoal acl'amAotu 1gdirpi
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Road Notice.

james TrIpp, Attorney. la 17aa5 = -
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Agdits e0sets 0aths Wsak and FEEBLE. -
The drafts which searching cold makes upon
the vital powers Of the dobllltated aud delicate
are not less severe than the drain upon their
strength caused By excessive heat. The Sast
disparity between the temperature Of over
heated rooms and Offices at this season, and the
frigidity Of the outer aIr iSa fruitful source of
sickness. To fcrtiiy the body sgainst the evil
consequences of the sudden alterations, o.. heat
ahd cola referred 10, the vital Organization
should be strengthened and endowed with extra
resistant power by the use of wholesome in-
,vigorant; and Of all preparations for this pur-
pose, (whether embraced in the regular phar!
macopoia, or advertised In the public Journalist
there Ia none that VIII compare IN purity and
excellence with H0STETTER's STOMACH
BITTERs, o Acting directly upon the organ
whichccHserls Inc food ibto the liel sf ne, the
preparation imparts TO It tone and vigor which
Is communicated, to every fibre Of the frame.
The digestive Function being accelerated by It's
tonic operation, the liver regulated by Its anti,
bilious properties, and the waste matter Of the
system carried of punctuslly by It's mild uperi-
ent action, the whole organization will neces.
sarily beIn the best possible condition 10 meet
the shocks of winter and the suddeR ehshSes oil
temperature The weak and sensitive leSpecIalIs
cannot encounter these Yciisltudes witb SAFETY
unless their tender SyGtens are strengthened and
braeed by artificial means. Every liquor sold ai
a staple Of trade is adulterated, and we're y
otherwise, mere alcohol Is simply atenporf,
ekcItant, whl ch, when It's first effects have sub
sided leaves the physical powers tand theniind
as well,) in a. worse condition than before
I HosTETERs B1TTERs, on the other hand
cORsalns the essential properties of the mos
valuable tonic and Alternative roots, barks and
herbs, and their active principalis the mellow
est least exciting, and most. inocuous Of 81
diffusiye stimulants. a t1U a-. .t
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Road Notice.

There viii be petition presented to the CON-
missioners ofJaehson county attheir meeting on
the first Monday In March next. asking for the
establishments Of a comfy road as follows Be-
ginning at the county road near John Richards
Inear Vega) in Bloomfield township in said coun-
". thence north along 5 lane to the old State
road near the residence OF Joseph ScurlOck
thence along said road to said Joseph seurlock s
residence, thence along lane east of saidtscur-
locks residence following 3 read now used for
travel to David MeNeeFs, thence north following
said road as neara as practicable TO the county
road!near the residence Of William Williams, to
observe said route IS near as practicable.
Jan. %, 69-Bw. PETITIONERS,
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In Bankruptcy.

This Is 10 give notice that on The 18Th day OF
January 4. d, 1e69fa warrant In bankruptcy
was issued Agpinst the estate Of Ralf Loft Of the
township 81 Lick, in the county OF jackson.
and State of Ohio, who has been adjudged bank
any debts and delivery of any property belong
inG to such bankrupt to him or for .hls use. and
the transfer Of any property by him. are forbid
den by law that meeting Of the creditors Of
said bankrupt, 6prove their debts and choose
one or more assignees of his estate, Ill be held
at Court Of Bankruptcy, TO be holden at the
Registers ofice, In the Merchants Block, Second
street. Portsmouth, Ohio. before Elijah Glover,
Register, on the 2ad day ofFebruary, A. D. 1869,
- "9i y - O' : - 4. HIcKENLooPER, Jr, N.
4 asrt 9MsL. 80 FisqsoU U. s.rMarsAal.
james Trlpp, Attorney. ta i1ast 81 -1e2w.r
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TIE LADIES REPosIToRY for Febiu-
ary is . beautiful number. It Is not surpassed
BY any Of the Eastern Magazines, and equaled by
bu. few ofthem. The engravinks in Ii thisnumber
are "winter Charms" and Newman Hall.
The reading s large in quantity, and sxcsllsntiu
quality. Z a.s.a 1nf lr4 3a' H21H
Hitchcock & Walden, Cincinnati. Terms $3.50
per ysAf. &
GoLDEN HoURs, by the same. pub
fishers, Is received for February. This is the
second number of this new Magazine for M
young folks Il fuIIy sustiIns ~ repptGtiou fOI
excellence. Terms 81 90 per year.
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RETURNS OF JusrIoEs OF THE PEACE.

RETURNS OF JUsTIoEs OF THE PEAcE.-
The Justices of the Peace In this county have
not all complied with the Statute, in making
their annual report to the county Auditor, Of
the fines assessed by them. Some Of them have
made returns, as follows: William Cutter of
Milton, Riley Corn.of Bloomfield, John 8, Ste
phenson Of Franklin, Charles Smith of Madison,
Samuel Baker Of Lick, Henry Weber Of Sci oto
and 7. L. Hughes of Jefferson, report no fines
assessed or collected. John Mccartney of Lib
erty assessed fine of ten dollars, which was
paid into the county treasury. George Gllliland
Of Hamilton Ossessed q fine of two dollars,
which was paid over. VIM. P. Laughing Of
jackson Tp., reports one fine of ten dol lars as
sessed, which has been secured but not yet
paid. Two prosecutions were commenced and
abandoned, and costs paid by prosecuting wit
ness, Jonathan Busssrd Of Milton reports one
hne of ten dollars assessed, and fine and costs
paid over. One prosecution co mmenced and
abandoned at costs of proSec ulipg witness, and
one commenced in which warrant has not be en-
returned.
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.aoTHE Book BUsINEss--But few per-
s6ns have any proper comprehension Of how
ssSththe book busIneHs in shis sountrv, Take
oae ''Itsn \ for instance, as lllussratIFss Nat.
isAsw Hale Smith ; ,'ssEsHrEE AHD sHADow II
sfsaw ToRk, which d the exciting work Of the
.san hsa alreads reached the enormous sale Of
81. 80 copies within thirty days. The publishers
q. B, Burr Co., Of Hartford, Conn.), use TIVE
tons Of paper : day and run six large roller
presses sconStAntly to supply thscurTent demand.
This 4 doing awholosals business with one book
alone. This is large work too, Il must Be
remembered. betweep seven and eight hundred
pagesroyaI octave and yet tits said to rival in
Tapidity Of sale "UsctE ToM's CABIS'' Of old.
Think Of the oountIessneSs Of the email ones
publishsd. ssrsly Orrsh reading ccunpy.s
q
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Master Commissioners Sale.
State Of Ohio, JaebsOn County, 1"

State Of Ohio, Jackson County, o..
Nathan BrOwp, } Court Common Pleas,
a va t.t s. jackson County.
Peter Homer, etaii. 1st order Of sale
Pursuant 70 the command Of an order Of sale
iasped u the above styled cause, and 10 me d.
.Teeted ~ Special Master, / will offer at public
auction at the door Of the Court House, ia
Jackson, In said County of Jackson, on
Saturday, February 9th, A. D., 1859,
at one O'Clock, P. NJ, Of said day. the foHowin
described real estate situated IN the county o
Jhckeoti and State Of Ohio. to-wit;
I The east half Of the southeast quarter Of sec
tion DuDbeT eleven G1) township number
seven on rAhge pun Der hin eteen (19) contnn
ing eighty (s0) acres, mora or less-ex tepting-
small piece described In Bond" reserved 10
] Daniel Yearan g ~
| Valued at 5f33 80.
To be sold as the property Of Peter HorneI
and others, 10 satisfy q Judgment rendered by
7 SAD kourt lp favor of Nathan Brown,
Iefins Of sale eashN ttf H#s
= Given under my hand tllls 2stb day Of Janu
/ sty, a. d., 1859.
JOHNSON WADE, sh'G J. c.,
and Special Master Commissioner Court Com
H. Pleas Of said County.
/ j. W. Laird, Attorney for Prh
| Jan ~, '6o-6w--pf. eli 40
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Furnished Weekly6y CHAs. RHoDEs, ESQ.,, RsecrG
er Of yaekson County.

Furnished Weeklyby CHAs. kHoDKs, ESQ.,, Record
wof JGcksoS County.
james O'Rourk and wife to Charles o'Rourk-
X Of 80 acres 10 Milton TIP. ..".... Z. .e1b0
Sheriff Wilson to L. O. Dsmarih-P Part in-lot
No, s7 in the town Of Jackson eS,SS4
Daniel N. Davis to Hiram B. smlth--H Of 30
acres In Liberty TIP .....,.."..,.s...,e esoo
John Armstrong and wife to Thomas @. Garrett
40 acres In Liberty TIP. .".............S6 $500
Samuel Carrick et al to Alice J. Carrick-Quit
claim to 240 acres In Milton Tp........e1, 900
George w. Ware q a. 70 Alcey Thomas Quit
claim 20 acres 10 Bloomfield TIP y. -. |. 81
H.s Bunay to Henry HunSenger-1-26 Of an
acre in Milton Tpn,t., s.s.@ ..s.,...s..S6
VIM. II. Anderson md wife to Henry Henssnger
II acre In Milton TIP ....,,.,,...........ssO $50
Aaron White and wife to Samuel Klght--4O acres
In jackson Tp.....s.....,.s,. ,........l.. $3.50
Jesse s. Savage and wife to David Terry-4O
acres In Jackson TIP .,..."....A......S $500
Sheriff Wilson to VIM. Hlcks.--in-lot No. 8S In
JAcksoh, .A'F..... ...ttE..tt.r.t,t1...-A. -, |l01
Dennis Murphy et al to Ellen Murphy-Quit
claim to IL acres In Washington Tp. 800
Michael Murphy Ct al. to Ellen MurphyAQdit
claim 70 IL acres In Washington TIP. ,.ss.4l
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Probate Notice.

9Georgs Metcalf Executor of Arthur Metcalf
Andrew and lJohR O. Joyee, Executors Of Will
liam Joyce Peter Pickrel, Administrator of Sa-
rah Hatfield, Harrison Wallace. Administrator
Of John D.Wallace, Benjamin ,BranseOm, Ad-
minstrat0f Of Hezoklah Shepard, Ellen Muir
ply, fAdministratrix of John Murphy, Rebecca
Delay AdmlnlstFztrlx of Ambrose Delay, Andrew
JsDever Guardian NJ David NJ. Russell, Miranda
searl Guardian ulf Francis NJ. Mault, Miranda
Scarf Guardian of Andrew Blacks children, HI
ram Sheward Guardian of Thomas J. and Sa-
mantha A. Gorsuch, Susan Cherington Guardian
of her children. and Bennett Anderson Guardian
of Thomas Trimmer's children, have filed their
anained and heard on the 27th day Of February
A.'D. 1859. J.W. LONGB0N, Prob. Judge.
. EoB PRINTING Of slI kinds. doua at the
J HYJ2 94Dai sTANDARD OFFICE
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~
CT. PURsELL

With reference to the foregoing notice, we
beg leave 70 say, that all the advantages which
can be gained by long experience in this line Of
business, and BY ample facilities, will be secured
to our patrons, and we solicit continuation Of
the confidence SO liberally bestowed upon the
late firm. gl t pan
It is earnestly urged that those knowing
themselves indebted to the old hrm, and whose
counts are now due, will arrange for aud make
immediate settlement
PURsELL, EWING q co.
Portsmouth, o., Jan.l1s, 'ss. .
Feb, 1t-8t.
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II !, HALLS. 7 ,Ir e
AsF u .zEESHSs, #zfK j,G51 i5s's'''
GRAY

.gsa n, is sg GRAY ar, ~
Restored to IL original Youthful Color
y .sa. ,sglgs BY It's use. x ID. ios1g
II will make Hasr srOv upon bald heads, ex-
cept in very aged persons, as 1t furn ishss the
nutritIye pfihelpie by which the hsir ! nour-
ishs ID and supported. kltAklfA I
It will prevent the hair from falling out, and
does zot stain the skin. y4ft
No better svidsncs Of IL SupsriOrity mssd Dc GS-
ducss haa he tSct that 50 nIasy imitdfions Of I
are offered % lie public. ,....3 ..s
~ IT rs A SPLENDID HAIR-DRESSING, 3
) q Our treatise on the Hair sent free by mail. ~
R.P.HALL q CO., Nashua, N. H., PFopris.
tors. For sale BY all druggists.
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Medical Notice. .-Dt. Corr may be

consulted in 1869 as followsi =
In Jackson, at the Gibson Hotise, Oh Wedhes-
( days, and hntn the accommodation train goes
north, on Thursdaysifi the afternoon, Feb. 18th
and 18th April 9TH apd 9Th May 18th and 18th;
June 18th and l7th July 2lSt 1ota and 2zd sept
InHANDES, at the jackson House, on Tues
days FAB 1eth: April o. Mayi1it June ID
July 20; Sept I Oct. ~; Nov. B. -
Dr.. CoNk nost cordially invites aii persohsl h
delicate health to yislthis rooms. They will be
amply rewarded for their trouble, by the thor
Ough e4bhinaiiOb. and isatiifactOry description
given their cases. ,8akEJ-&aENt9AL.
Cousultationfree in all cases. fJAha
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N. Y. INDEpENDEST. A short time
ago we.poke Of the character of tlhspaper, and
Its prosperity. Since that time we notice an
srticlcinit, shOwinE.that Il makes more money
than all the other religious papers of New York
combined. II deserves this great success, as 1t
Is decidedly the best religious paper in the
United States. ...i.4t.qi .,s... ,...
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WHkTm ITi-IMr. Carr brought to
our once few days ago several punches OF eggs
oftsoms Kind Of an insect, which he says are
found in large quantities, attached to the limbs
Ofhil apple trees. HIsapOd the size Of q hail
eEoSn psaehs llon6,aael ~ little fIAstsnsa. The
coating is 90 thick ap heavy brown paper, and
quite tough Inside Of this is q kind Of cotton,
wrsppsd around the shell Ofa worm. The shell
Is black, and is flied with white eggs, Abont the
lsiss eftObAceo seed These eEEs, viewed thrOdsh
AhagnitslnEElAss. appear tsry plump. full and
lively, sqH3Y aai ttH1ob 40 = go -, ~
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The Star Furnsce Co, are offering all
their heavy NlhtsrclOthing stAps cost such al
Over & Business CoasS &c. They are also selling
= fine lot dfFnneh MepipOes aE76c, EXAra. I p
Lusters from 80 tn 60c. q yard.
Calicoes at 8 TO 121I cts. pr. yard. ,.'h s -l'
"A brown shesting from t211f to 1sc, a yard
n. B. Wanted, Bacon, Beans, Dried Peaches
Dried Apples for which Fs'will pay the highest
market price In Cash or Goods,s 7sg
Feb, g. '69-h. STAR FpRSAcE, Co,
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THE' following are the proceedings in
the Probate Cenrtof jackson county for thsWseE
ending on Saturday lastt al ~."i
& MARRIAGE LTcExsEs,
Thomas NJ. Harris and Charity W. BFohArd.
Hugh G. Smith and Anna 8. Mcclure.
John w. Martin and Melissa Shook. +"
Jas. c. Woodruff and Margaret A. Weaver.
John Il. Adrian and Frances A. Rowland. :
MISCELLANEOUS.
Last will and testament Of George TurveJ
admitted to probate, and widow elected to take
under the will. 1444H
Three accounts filed.
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AMoNG the enterprising business men
Of Portsmouth, none are more deserving than
EnoS Reed & Bro, Oftne Drug Store They are
honorable and reliable Dealers and always keep
articles Of the yery beat quality. They deserve
patronage ha W. are pIsaSedto 70 know that they
are appreciated. 49,. --lI...
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The American Year Book and Ma
tlonal Register, is the title Of new work now
in press BY o. D. Case 4 Co., Hartford, Conn.
We have received advance sheets Of this work,
and ind that it is going to be highly useful, II
contains astronomical calculations for the year
1862 Lists of all the various public officers, both
in this and other countries, and hundred Other
useful matters - F
Sold only by subscription, Agents wanted
Address o. D. Case & Co., Room 10 Pixies Open
House Building, Cincinnati.
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A petition will be presented 20 the Cpmmiss-
louefs OF jackson County, Ohio, OF their next
March meeting ior the opening of a road from
apsint on the old Call ipOlis Road whore the
line between David r. Thomas and Charles
Mcclure intersccts said Gallipolis Road, in
BloomAsld4 Township stheaoos cumming swest
along the Thomas and Mcclure line to the
Township line sthenee soutil " lth the Township
ChaRes Mcclure and Benjamin Carter thence
west with the Mcclure and Carter line to tho
corner Of John Buckley's land thence-w with the
old road which runs into the old Guyan Road
betWeen Joshua Stevenson and. Jefferson Buck
ley's. -
Jan. 2s, ,'6s-5wTfIB4f PETITIONERS.
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SALE, or aTHE ;IaBAM HousE.-Some
time hgo we mentioned that Mr.. Taylor Of
PSttsmcpth had rented the Isham House in this
place. and would taks possesalon cp the hrst Of
March. II seems that thst arrangement fell
through. and now Mr. Dsver has traded the
property 70 Dg T. MSnahan. He gets the
DEBTORS resldsns and the room in which he
now kssps his DfuE azAse. and Sl,00e to boot.
Nr. Dever will sell furniture at public
auction to-day, (ThuTsdky,) .ss... e....,
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WE have heretofore Ommitted to call
attention 70 the card of Smith & Carr Their
livery Stablei great convenience in our town.
We have had considerable dealings with them,
and have always found them to be honorable
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LAST week we had a call from Col.
Graham Of Portsmouth. He is now with A. W..
Buskirk, 81 his wholesale grocery. We were
pleased 70 learn from him that our old friend
BuSklrkis Still going ahead. 5 as5t
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Mr.. MATHEW RDDELL, Of GLASGOW,
Scstland, writes II have found Palmsr's Lotion
more useful, than anything I have tried for 8 bad
eruption have had on the face for the last nine
mpnths-wouid you therefore Send me two one
dollar bottles, addressed to Queens Hotel. To-
rOnto, G. W.
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FxRnERs should net omit to attend
the sale 1.-THE property ofMm. ], Montgomery.
advertised in n'Our paper last week and this. Mr..
Montgomery is one Of our farmers Of sound
judgment, and his property Is Of the best kind,
and in good condition. That is always the
cheapest properly. Farmers know this to be
true. Then come to this sale.
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The AMERIcAN SroCK JOURNAL for
February is received. It contains an abundance
of interesting reading matter. E@SHJi
Publthsd by N. P. Boyer & Co., Parkesburg.
Pa. Specimen copies sent free.
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The suction sale Of goods at the
store Of Sutherland q Adams, has BEEN and yet
h, biz thing. There isa large quantity Of
valuable goods yet unsOld. See their advertise
msnt. b3g E tr Fu-lI.
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DEsIRINa to buY aopne proYi.ione III

DESIRING to buy some provisions the
other day, We called at tho new grocery and
proyisiOn store Of Berry Steele, ou Main Street,
and there We found not only what we WantOd-
but everything that any one might want And
We got arstate bargain. Perhaps Berry was
only trying to led US along; but no matter.
While We get such bargains as We got there, we
will. continue to patronlEs the new grocery.
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Difofce fNotice. =

{ Finley Smiley, Of Ironton, Lawrence county.
Ohio, Is notified that Margaret Smiley I'd. on
the 2sth day OF January, AID. 1869, nle her pc
tltion inths SfBee of,the Clerk Of the Court o.
Common Pleas. within and for the comfy oi
Jackson, and State, OF Ohio. charging the said
Finley Smiley with extreme cruelty gross neg.
lsct Of duty, and with having former wife lv.
ing at the time of his marriage with petitioner,
and asking that she NAV be divorced from the
said Ffnley Smiley. Said petition will stand foT
hearing at the next term Of said Court.
h1a MARGARET SMILEY.
BY d. MACKLEY, her Atty
Jan. 28 '69-6w
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-02-11

WE need not take much pains to tell
the people that the place to trade is at the Or
auge Furnace Store. They generally know this.
But should any yet be ignorant Of this fact, we
wOuld say to them, call just below the Bank, on
Main Street. You will be sure to trade there il
YOU call.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-02-11

IF. TowELL, Portsmouth, Ohio, Of
fsrstO the Merchants and Furnacemen Of Jackson
county Gsuperior stock Of Dry Goods & Notions,
% tsFnl the most favorable. Iyl
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-02-11

WE have received No. 5 Of Zell's
EneyelOPedla This work increases In interest
as Il PROGRESSES Price only ten cents per number.
Published by t. Ellwood Zsll, Philadelphia. (