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Early Marriages III jackson COUNTY.
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Jana, Rutherford Nspper and Mllrid ThAeksF.
by Joseph ArbauEh Minister. ~
Jan. 4, Richard Vaughlers and Nancy ThOmp-
son. by Thomas w. Leach, J. p.
Jan. 20, James McChAn and 6Intha Lyons, by
]. B. Gllllland ]. P.
Jan. 4, John W. Dickerson and Martha Poor,
by George W. Hale. ]. p.
Jan. 4, John Barbee and Mary Ann Weldon, by
Joseph Baker.
Jan. 6, John Watts and Elizabeth Paulsy, by
Tlras J. Hanna, J. p.
Jan. IA, John Sanders and Marth Buckley, BY
Thomas Richardson, Ministers
Jan 10, Thomas Leach aud Sarah Jane Wilson
Jacob Delay, Minister.
Jan IS, Joseph Horton and Mary Stephenson,
BY Samuel CarIirk. Up,
Jan. Is. VIM. B. Gillispls and ROdy Miller, by
G Gorge W. Hale, Up.
Jan. 2s, Lewis L. crabtrse and Mary Graham,
by james Scott.
Jan. 21, Caleb Turner and Patsey Walls, by
Daniel Clark, Minister.
Jan. %, VIM. Cooper and Sarah EVsns, by
John BacuS, J. P.
March l, David Ray and Jane Dixon. by Moses
Raw, J.P.
Jan. IS. Oliver J. Nelson and Martha Kinnl.
son, by George w. Hale, J. P.
April 2S, Samuel Gray and Arminda CremesnS,
BY Levi Massle, j. P.
March II, Joseph Yanscoy and Eliza Ann
Powley, by Isaac Hays, J. p.
March II, Mister John Moore and Miss Jain
Martin, by Jonathan Brine.
March 10, Nathaniel P: Thompson and Sarah
Ross, by Jonathan Brine.
March 26. Jacob Morris and Nancy Jones, by
10 hn Baccus, ]. P.
March Il, Absalom Hondashelt and Malinda
Stroud, by Newell Braley, J.P.
March 20. Matthias Crow and Mary Yager, by
Jonathan Brine.
March 20, VIM. Buck and Polly RhOads. by
John BacuS, J. p. .,
April Is. John Simmons and Eliza Fowler, by
Stephen Dunham, Up. ge
April 1s, Levi Pyles and Anna W. Martin, BY
John stropeS. j., P.
May 10, George BruntOn aud Mary stifier, BY
James Scott NJ mister.
Feb. 10, Daniel Ray and Maria Dixon, by
Moses Ray, J. ?.
Feb. Is, Cyrus Clingman and Emerela West
by Levi Mcdaniel, Minister. ....
March 4, Adam L. v. Vanehrltts and Catha-
rine Frozee, by Jos. Arebaugh, Minister.
Dec. %, 1887 Nathaniel Maze, and Sally
Deity, by Daniel Clark, Minister.
April 8, 1888, John Trailer and Mary Dixon,
by Michael Mccoy, J. P. a.E
March 1, George BarthOlf and Julia Medley.
by Newell Braley, J. P.
May 3, Richard King and Margaret Rose, BY
George w. Hale, J. P.
May 9, John Moore and Terressee Grimes, by
George W. Hale, J. P.
May Q, Andrew J. MCNsel and Polly DikeS, by
James Scott, Minister.
May IA, Chapman Isham and Mary Ann
Faulkner, by Ellsry Bascom.
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FmE ion Wonx.-Durine The Pes

FmE Jon WoRx.-During the past
few days We have received another lot Of new
material for our job eflcs, including font OF
beautiful script type. several fonts Of comblns-
tion border. &c. Our new iob press works ID
mirAbIy, and approaches the neareSt to perfec-
lion Of any piece Of machinery We ever sew.
Thls press took the premium at the Worlds
Fair At London, and at the great Paris ExpOsi-
tlon.
We hare just printed some blanks for the
ShsrlR, which are the aneat ever printed in th is
county. We ask the people upon whom these
Suhp@Aas and summons are served. 70 look At
them, and see Mthey ever saw any as well deas.
sIther in spripE6 cid or Cincinnati.
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= CoNcSRT.--Some time age Mr.. E. B.
Psirce of Chlnlcothe len an organ with the
Sunday School of the II. E, Church In this place
Mr.. Peircs is dealer in musical instruments. and
proposed to sell the organ on reasonable terms.
The teachers aud pupils like the instrument
90 well that they have concluded to make an
effort 10 buy It. To aid them in this landabls
enterprise, the young ladies of our town have
concluded to get up a eopeeHi, to be held at the
". e. Church on this nIghtCt the 26th Inst. Let
everybody turn out, aud aid them In the COED
work
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Sherif's Sale.

State of Ohio, Jackson CsUSty. 20.
league Ray, administrator of Moses Ray, decd.
VS..
Samuel Pickens ctux.
Court of Common Pleas, Vinton County, Ohio.
First Order of Sale.
DURsJJANT to the command Vi on order Of
I sale ISSUED from said court, and 10 me di.
rccted, | will offer at public auction at the door
of the Court House, In Jackson, In said county Of
jackson, on
Saturday, March Is, A. D., 1869,
at one o'clock P. NJ, of said day, the following
described real estate, situated in the county Of
jackson and State of Ohio, to--wit: Known and
described as part of the northeast quarter Of
the north.weEt quarter Ofsection humber two (2),
IN township number eight (8), of range uum Der
nineteen 19) containing 20 bO-100 acres, save and
except so much Of said tract as Is included within
that part Of the town of Raysville situated within
the county Of Jackson and State of Ohio.
Valued at $500 90.
To be cold as the property Of the said Samuel
Plckens ct ux., to satisfy judgment rendered BY
said court In favor Of league Ray, administrator
of Moses Ray, deceased.
Terms of sale cash.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of February,
A.. D. 1869.
JOHNSON WADE, q
Sheriff j. c., Ohio.
E.A. Bratton, Atty for plaintiff.
Feb. II, ,69-6w-pf Gil 10.
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lTnr MAncn NUnDrR Of that over

welcome family yisiiant, DEMoREsr's MAGAZINE,
has just appeared In our sanctum, bright, besu-
tIful, and interesting, as an elegant display OF
the early spring fashions aud an entertaining
collection Of handsomely illustrated tales and
sketches can render IL, and numberless cuts,
descriptions and hihss all relltlve TO matters
important to the fair sex. This Is undoubtedly
one OF The best largest, and most useful jOurnalE
Of fashion now issued in this country, whether
relative to the household or society, and every
woman will mud Il an earnest, faithful friend.
es.Oo yearly. Publication Office, $50 Broadway,
Now York.
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Master Commissioners Sale.

STATE ef ohio, JUeksoa County, 90.
Nathan Brown, Court Common Pleas.
va Jackson County.
reter hoFneT, ct ais. LIST order Of sale.
Pursuant 10 the command Of an order Of sale
Issued 10 the above styled cause and 10 me d.
reeted as Special Master, will offer at public
auction a. the door Of the Court House, IL
jackson, u said County Of jackson. on
Saturday, February 9th, A. d., 1859.
at one O'Clock, P. st., Of said dav. lie following
described real estate. sitn At,d in u county Of
Jackson and State Of OHIO, to-Wit,
The east half Of the southeast quarter Of sec.
lion number eleven IN township number
seven "a. range mum Der nin0ttn 49, conisir
Ing eighty (SOJ acres more or ls,t-tx upfti z.
snialf piece described in Bond" reserved t.
Daniel Yrsran.
Valued 81 S133 50.
Tobe Sid as the property OF Peter H"rner
ana others, 10 satlsfy judgment rendered b
ssin Court 10 favor Of Nathan Brown.
Terms Of sale cash.
Given undrr nay band this 2slh da! Of Jsnu.
arr, 4. D., 1863.
JOHNSON WADE. ShE ]. G..
ana special Master Csmmisaiouer Court Com
Pleas Of said COUNTY.
j. w. Laird, Attorney for Prn
Jan rs. 'b9--5W-pf. ell ~
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SOLD BY
Or. 0. G. MILLER. Jackson. Ohio.
THE HNCLEHHENT gEAgON.
4 nd IL e6scis on he Veal and Fee5le.

And hs e6ects on he Veal and Feeble.
The drafts which searching cold makes upon
the vital powers Of the debllltated and delicate
are not less severe than the drain upon their
str ength caused by excessive keat The vast
disparity between the temperature Of over
heated rooms and Offices, at this season. and the
frgldity OF the outer air. is fruitful source Of
Sickness To fortify the body against the evil
consequences Of the sudden alterations OF heat
and cold referred to, the vital organization
should be strengthened and endowed with extra
resistant power by the use of wholesome In
Vlgoranti and Of all preparations for this pur-
pose, (whether embraced In the regular phar-
macop0la, or advertised in the public journals, }
there Ia none that viii compare in purity and
excellence with HOsTETTERs STOMACH
BITTERs. Acting directly upon the organ
which converts the food into the fuel Of life, the
preparation imparts 10 1t tone and Vigor which
iS communicated to every hbre Of the frame.
The digestive function being accelerated by It's
tonic operation, the liver regulated by It's anti
bilious properties, and the waste matter Of the
system carried OF punctually by itS mild aperl-
ent action, the whole organization will neceS-
Earily be In the best possible condition to meet
the shocks Of winter and the sudden changes Of
temperature The weak and sensitive, especially
cannot encounter these vlcissltudes with safety
unless their tender systems are strengthened and
braced by artificial means. Every liquor sold a.
staple Of trade Is adulterated, and, were IL
otherwise, mere alcohol 10 simply temporary
excitant, which. when Its first effects have sub
sided leaves the physical powers (and the mind
as well,) In q worse condition than before.
HOSTETERS BITTERS, on the other hand,
contain the essential properties Of the most
Valuabl le tonic and Alternative roots, barks and
est. least exciting, and most inOcuous Of all
diffusive stlmulantS.
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Medical Notice. DIR. CoNr may b,

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
and 18th; April 9TH and 9Th May 18th and 18th;
June 10th and 18th July 21st and 22d Sept.
18th and 14th Nov. 18th and 18th.
A.rs Eoh Is,b. Anil q Ma IL, Gnns I5
July 20; Sept Z; Oct. ~; Nov. 16.
DIR. CoNE most cordially invites all persons in
delicate health TO visit his 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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Counr OF CoMMoN PLEAs.-The

CoUKT OF COMMON PLEAs.-T b Q
Spring term OF this Court Will commence on
Monday. March let. The regular quarterly sss-
sion Of the county Commissioners will alSo com.
mencs on that day. A large number Of persons
will be in town from all parts OF the county
during that week. We will have a number Of
blank receipts In our pocket, and will be happy
to fill out many Of them for payments on sub
scriptiOn, both for old and new subscribsfk
The STANDARD only costs dollar and half .
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VIZ would call attention 10 an ad

VIZ would call attention to an ad-
vsrtisement of new varieties OF wheat, sold by
California Agency. We have received two
samples Of this wheat from San Francisco. One
10 called "Chili Club" and the other white
Australian" These samples we keep at our
Ofice, and hope the farmers of Jackson county,
when in town, will cell and examine them
These samples lead US to think that If this wheat
could be generally introduced Into our county,
1t would add Thousands OF dollars TO the wealth
Of the farmers.
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Auction Sale.

ON Wednesday, February oath, 1862 at 10
" O'Clock A. NJ, at my residence on the Chill
lcothe road, near jackson, will offer tho fol-
lowing properly, viz :: Horses, Cows 20
head yearlinE Cattle, 10 head Hogs, Hay. FOd-
der Corn. good LOT of Household and Khchen
furniture aud Farming utensils, consisting in
part of Buckeye Mower, Flows, Rakes. Harrows,
and o ther articles too numerous TO mention.
TERMs or SALE.-Ten dollars aud under, cash:
over ten dollars, six months time, thepurchasel
giving good security.
BY ]. H. WIIsoS, Auctloneer.
Feb.4, '69-St.
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VELocrPEDE.--Our exchanges are
nlled with accounts Of vslOcipedeS being intro
ducsd into all the surrounding counties. They
have not yet made their appearance on the
streets of jackson; but what is of more i'm
pOrtance Is the fact that Orange Furnace Store
Is selling goods cheaper than ever
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A Gard OF ThanIls.

To our numerous friends who participated In
the social gathering At fhs N =. Church In
jackson, on Monday evening, February iStu, we
hereby extend our sincere thanks. To Us, the
occasion was one Of unusual interest, and sab
stantlal benefit Tho presents we're numerous
and valuable, but the kind feelings thus mani
tested. were much more highly priced.
l. B. BRADRicK,
E.E. BRApRIcK.
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AIM at perfection in everything,
though in most thIngsit 10 unattaIned however,
they who aim at it, and psrsevere, will come
much nearer to It than those whose lazlness and
dependency make them give ltup as unattalna.
BILE.
The above 10 particularly applicable to the
subject Of health-all should do everything in
their power 10 attain perfection, as near as pos.
Sible in that. This can DO secured BY regular
and continued use of ZinGari Btters.
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MELANCHOLY

Is one Of The many disorders Of the nervous sys-
tenn, arising from low state Of the cOnstitu-
tional health or severe prostratlon after long
continued sickness, and requires lnYigOraLing
remedies like Reback's Stomach BitteTs to re-
store the nerves 70 their natural vitality.
SOLD ny
Dr.. o. c. MILLER, Jackson, Ohio.
jan. n, '69-2m
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In. the proceedings in the PrObat"
Court, will be noticed on application for the
appointment Ofa guardian for John Mossbarger.
The case was heard on Monday, and the guar :
dian appointed. ThiS is the same old gentle
man Of whom We spoke some months ago
being one hundred and seven years old.
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ORIGINAL SONG.

Good news gbod news the Cable brings,
Ger oil the wires it nies
Wheeler g. Wilson's Sewing Machine
Brought hCme the Golden Prize.
Old Uncle Sam first struck the note
John Bull then caught the sound,
Then came from France the echo back,
Wheeler & Wilson's crowned.
And now the people no longer doubt
So long It has stood the test
The hews Is fairly noised about,
That Wheeler & w ilson is the best.
Of which there is over $4,000 now in use
delivered, and instructions given free,
By J. s. TITUS, Agent,
Jan.7H jackson County, Ohio.
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New Advertisements.

ETImportant to Farmsrs--ssed Wheat.
eTAgshts WAnted--Jones Bros s. Co.
. Z" -Rushton & Co.
ETAgriculturAlN Notice--G. W. Brown, Pres.
EF-Zingari Bltters-F. Rahter & Co.
ETAttachment- Stephenson vs., Taylor.
E9'Partition N. Arthus.
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Divorce Notice.

Finley Smiley, Of Ironton, Lawrence county
Ohio. is notified that Margaret SMILEY lid. on
the 2Sth day Of January, AID. 1859. hlS her pc.
titiOn in the office of the Clerk Of the Court d
Common Pleas. within and for the county h
Jackson, and State OF Ohio. charging the said
Flnlev Smiley with extreme cruelty. gross neg.
lsct Of duty, and with having former wife liv.
ing at the time Of his marriage with petitioner.
and asking that she NAV be divorced from the
said Finley Smiley. Said petition will stand for
hearing at the next term nf said Court
MARGARET SMILEY.
BY D. MAcKLFY, her Atty.
Jan. 28. '6e--6W
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PREsIDENr GRANrs CApINEr. !

PRESIDENT GRANTS CABINET The
papers are still worrying over the question
whether this man or that will be called as a
member of the Cabinet Of the new President.
But one thing is settled. All the papers that
have expressed any opinion on the subject sgre g
that the place to buy groceries and provisions,
is at tho grocery and provision store Of Berry
Steele, opposite the Court House.
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HALLS
|VFcEIABLE SICIuAN
HAIR
RENEKER.
GRAY

Res stored to its original Youthful Color
By its use.
Il viii make Hosr SrOD upon bald heads, ex-
cspt In very aged persons, As II furn ishss the
nutritive principle by which the hair S nour-
Ishsd and supported.
1t will prevent the hair from falling out, and
does not stain the skin.
No better ssideacs Of is SuPsriOrity Assd BE- 3D.
Sucsd tkon he fset that 90 mGHy imitatiOss Of u
arc offered to Ae public.
IRIS A SPLENDID EMBARRASSING.
Our treatise on the Hair sent free by mail.
R.P. HALL d CO., Nashua. N. B., Prepris-
soru. For sslo b. ell druggists
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MoRr MrsIc.--John Church ir.. d

Cincinnati, has sent US two more pieces Of music.
One song. "oh how Delightful, words by
Arthur skstchley, music by James L. MOllOy.
The other is called 'velOcipeds GalOp," and iS
composed by Henry Atkins Mr.. Church gets
out all the new music as soon as published, and
is fully up with the times.
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PREMATURE gray hair and badness
may be prevented by-the use of Halrs Vegetable
SiCllian Hair ReneWer, harmless preparation,
which is endorsed by the highest chemical and
medical authority.
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TnERE was Q lively time in our towr

THERE was lively time IN our town
last week, In the wsy Of auctions. Sutherland
8 Adams closed out their stock, and Mr.. Deyer's
household goods, at the Isham House, was
quite large affair. Mr.. Fullerton closed out
tn . remnant Of bis old shoe store at auction on
Saturday
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No Musical Family can

No Musical Family can afford to be
without "PETERs' MUSICAL MONTHLY" ItgiVss,
during the year. over $40 worth Of New Music,
beS ides the literary matter and In order to hslp
our friends to good thing, we will ourselves
receive subscriptions, at the rate of % per year.
or club with our own paper for a per year.
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LIVER PILLS

Are Pills, that have direct and powerful action
on the liver and relieve any inactivity or con-
gested state Of that all important organ upon
which depends the whole process of digestion
The Importance. then, of procuring Pill that
shall have such direct action without the i'll
effects of mercury, is manifest to every one !:
such Pills are Roback's Blood Pills they are war
ranted purely vegetable, and can with eertaint,
be relied upon, and are safe at all times
Dr.. o. G. MILLER, jackson. Ohio.
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FoR some time past We have had the
most beautiful SprIng weather, at leaata month
in advance Of ordinary seasons. The birds arc
singing, the buds swelling. and the ground
becoming dry.
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AMONG the entsrprising business men
Of Portsmouth, none. are more deserving than
Encs Reed q Bro. ofthe Drug Store They are
Memorable and reIlsbls dealers. and always keep
articles Of the very best quality. They deserve
patronage, and we are pleased to know that they
are appreciated.
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HoN. Ed. f. SCHNEIDER, Adjutant
GensralOf Ohio, win please accept our thanks
for cOR'Of his Annual Report. 1t is the first
Public Document We have received from COlum-
bus this winter.
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Two more men were sent to Jail last
week by Levi Mccoy, j. P, of Hamilton town.
ship, charged with breaking into the store Of
Samuel Jacksen, at MAbect Corners.
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We regret to learn that Mr.. A A.
Watson Of the Orange Furucce, is in very poor
health. He has been in Cincinnati for Sonie
time, under medical treatment. Mr.. Watson is
. most kind neighbor, aud citizen of public
spirit AS citizen of our town, aud member f
Council, has done much towards the advance
ment of our place.
II Is feared he will not get we'll
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WE have received from Gen. Worth
ington OfChIllicothe, pamphlet on the cuItiVa-
zion OF the hg, In which he comes to the concIu-
sion that hgs can be successfully raised in this
climate.
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J.F. TowELL, Portsmouth, Ohio, Of
IOrs to the Merchants and Furnacemen of jackson
county asuperior stock of Dry Goods & Notions,
On terms the most favorable. Iyi
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AssrssoR's BLANKs.-We have re.

AssRssoRs BLANKs.--We have re-
ceived large lot Of paper for printing assessors
blanks. We have the prices f,r printing these
blanks, by that great establishment, the Rcpub.
ic Printing Co.. Of Springfield, ohlo, and we
can furnish them at their prices. Auditors Of
adjoining counties, where the local presses can
lido this work, can getit done here, by soud-
ing In their orders in time.
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AGENTS WANTED
Fer the Peoples Edition of
COnybeare g. HOwsOn's Life and
EpistIes Of
ST. PAUL.

With an Eloquent and Able Preliminary Dis
sertation by
REv. LEONARD BA CON, DE-. OF Yale Co llege
Embracing a graphic and Eloquent delineAt ion
of the Early Life. education, conversion. teach
IngS. labOrS. travels, sufferings pcris, persecu-
lions and missionary career of ST. PAUL; thus
constituting living picture OF the great ApOs-
tie and OF the eircu instances by which he was
surrounded.
A perfect Magazine Of facts. Bishop D. W.
Clark of Cincinnati.
regard it as one Of the best books ever writ
ten. Prof. Steve.
DR.. BacOus name In connection with this
edition il a tower of strength Rev. JOS F.
futile, D. D.. President Wabash College.
do heartily recommend It as a faithful and
valuable guide in the study Of the Scriptures.
Bishop Mcllvaine.
No work in the language npproximates H..
Rev Mark Hopkins, d. D., President Williams
College.
A great and useful book. Rev. John Wheeler,
D. D.. President Baldwin University, Ohio.
The most interesting and instructive work
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A most valuable work; earLed, accurate and
written In style peculiarly attractive and elo-
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Ohio Wesleyan University.
A work Of great merit. A God send" Prof.
Finney, Ii. D., OhcIin College.
Ranks amongst the foremost literary produc-
tiops of the aye. Rev. N. g. Burt, ID. D., Prpsi-
dent Ohio Female College.
It is one of the most valuable works ever
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Indiana State University.
Send for Circulars with full particulars, terms
and testimonials. Address, NATIONAL PUB-
LISHING CO., l7S Elm Street, Ciheluuai.
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AS an evidence OF the intelligence OF
the Nasbyite Democracy. we would remark that
we saw 1t stated recently In one of their papers,
that Sheriff who went out of Office, handed
over hfs business to his predecessor. Also that a
guardian had been appointed for dead man.
And the editor pretsuds to be school teacher
and LAWYER!
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Attachment,

Jonathan H. Bum. Aaron Wal Before D. W.
terhouse, and Henry G. Bum, Winfough, J..
doing business under the firm ?. of Lick
name and style of Bum, Walter township.
house & Bum, Plaintiffs, jackson coun!
against ~, Ohio.
William Donnelly. Defendant.
On the 9th day Of February A. D. 1869. said
Justice issued an order of attachment in the
above action for the cum of thee 14-100 dollars,
with interest at ten per cent. rer aDnurh from
December 22d. 1856. w. X. Hastings.
Feb. II, 1S69-3w. Atty for Pltffs.