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JACKSON STANDARD.
THURSDAY, FEB. 4, 1869.
-WoII1Ie1n,s Homes. =

We hear many good sermons nova
days from the text that the cbiefduty OF
women is to render home attractive to
her husband. No doubt any good
wife will make this her browning pleas
ure; but where duty is in the question,
there is another phase of the matter
which is sadly overlooked the duty of
the husband to make home pleasant for
his wife. As small part of his wax
ing hours are spent in the house, where
his wife's whole life is passed, it would
seem quite as important that her con-
venience and taste should be consul
ted as well as his In their capacity of
head of the family, men think that the
ordering Of the house naturally belongs
to them. They build it to suit their
own taste and convenience, lay out the
grounds according to their own fancy,
and manage things generally with
some Difference to their wives wishes
it is true, but great deal more to their
own. And sometimes their caprices
woefully conflict with the comfort of
the household.
The home should belong to the wife;
she should plan the house, arrange the
furniture, lay out the garden and order
all the details. She knows from exper-
ience better than her husband can pos
sibly do, whatarrangsment conduces to
her housekeeping convenience 1t
would be just as absurd for her to un-
dertake to be the architect of his ware
house. and to place the desks, drawers,
and pigeon holes in his counting room,
as for him to divine from his omnis-
ciencs the most convenient spot for
her cupbOards.
In the same manner, if trees are to
be cut down or left standing, or flower
beds 10 be laid out around the house,
her taste should be consulted first, for
the sight of these things must delight
or ehafe her all day long, while they
areOf very little practical consequence
to the husband in the evenings, which
are his chief time at home.
Again the homestead should belong
to the wife in fee simplei she has
right to the nest in which she rears her
young, and ought to be assured that il
can never be torn from her by those
reverses of fortune TO, which, in this
country, all are 50 liable. Women all
feel this, though they are apt TO lack
the courage to say it, and iftheh com
fort and convenience were once more
paramount at home, ifthey wero quite
certain that the spot to which they are
so often advised to confne their aspira-
ton really belong to them, and was
wholly within her control they would
gladly assume the responsibility, and
strive with much greater alaority than
they do now to force the husbands to
acknowledge their ability oftheir gen
sralship and appreciate the delights of
home. -Harper's Bas0r
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ga Great Blessing
TFrem Rev. !. +. V4RD, Ayop, Lora.s q g.. B,

TFrom Rev. I. p. WARD. Aeon, LorGae Co.. 0.1
Messra Strong & Armstrong,
Druggists, Cleveland, o.
Gentlemen, 1T gives me great pleasure to state
that my wife has derived great benefit from the
use Of Goes Dyspepsia Cure. She has been for
o number of years greatly troubled with Dyspep-
sa, accompanied with violent proxyrms Of Con-
stipailon, which so prostrated her that che was
oil the while, for months, unable 10 do thing.
She took, at your instance Goes Dyspepsia Cure,
and has derived GREAT BENEFIT FROM 1T,
and Is now comparatively we'll. She regards
this medicine as great blessing. Truly yours.
Jan 18th, 1868 i, #, WARD.
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Or all the poor sufferers in oonfne-
ment those who wear the gold-bearines
bonds are the most patient.
VIZ are asked II the SiameAe- Twins
belong to any religious denomination I
We suppose they belong 10 the United
Brethren. n'Aeif
CoLDs, and sore-throats follow sing
ers, as dog does his master, ready to
be called in on q moments notice.
GRANDPA laid down the morning
paper, and said--'La sakes! One man
in New York has paid out a miihOa Of
dollars ~ tlocks When / was a gal
they wanl worth nothing. They used
telst the cattle right 10 as soon Is
thsy'dd dun huskin,
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MONEY EASILY MADE. :

With our COMPLETE STENCIL AND KET CHECK
OUTrIT. Smallicapital required. Circulars tree.
STAFFORD MANIC. co., 06 Fulton Street,
New York.
Jan.i21, 1869-4w.
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GOES COUGH lBALsAMI

This long tried and popular Remedy Is again
called to the attention of the public. AS often
as the year rolls around, the proprietors annual
ly make their bow to the people, and remind
them that amongst the many things required for
the health, comfort and sustensnce Of thefamily
through the long and tedious months Of winter,
Goes Cough BalsAm should not be forgotten
For years 1t has been household medicine and
mothers anxious for the safety of their children,
and all who suffer from any disease Of the throat
chest and Lungs, cannot afford to be without II.
In addition to the ordinary four ounce 50 long
in the market, we now furnish our mammoth
family size bottles, which win, In common with
the other size, be found at all Drug Stores.
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[From LESTER SEXTON, Of lGiSsuEse,
Milwaukee, Wis, dan. "a, 1868.
Messrs. G. G. Clark & Co.. New Haven. CT.
Both myself and wife have used Goes Dyspep-
sla Cure, and 1t has proved PERFECTLY salts
factory as remedy. have NO hesitation in
saying that we have received GREAT BENEFIT
from It's use. Very respectfully,
LESTER SEXTON.
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Master Commissioners Sale.

aerscn David i.a ssF e
vs. r lst crdsrofssis. q =
DURSUANT to the command Of an order oE
u Sale issued In the shove styled cause. and
TO me directed as Special Master, VIII oneFet
public auction at the door Of the Court House.
10 jackson, In said county of jackson. or
Saturday, February 18th, 4, p, 1889,
at one o'clock P. N. Of said day, The following
described real estate, situated IN the county OF
jackson and State OF Ohio. To witt being In
Lots Number Four "a, Five 90 and Six 90, in
Moore and Tragoe's Addition 70 the town OF
Jacksonsln the county Of jackson and 6ssts
aforesaid 3.i tsa
Valued Is follows Lot Number fout CO.. ct
$50, Lot Number i've 90 ct e57 80, md Lot
Number six (6) ct e11z So. #fs 500 Hae
To be sold as the property Of BeFnd GallahsF,
20 satisfy Judgement rendered By theeeurt pf
Common Pleas Of jackson County, Ohins II fa-.
vbr Of Gefson David. ~ - ,,5 - f..ss
Terms Of sale cash. GIEsn pndeF NJ hanA this
II ii day Of January, A. d, 1859. Il ssl g baHi
JOHNSON WADE, ehf. ]. Co. 81
IS. and Special Master Com. c. @, Pleas 10
2. DuHadway Atty. for Pitt. Of said eo1htT.
anl4, 6s-6w-pf. el0 20 vii
- IN a4NaNa
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SORE THROAT.
HARD COLDS AND COUGHS

Yield at once to a steady use of this great reme-
dy. 1t will succeed in giving relief where all
other remedies have failed. 'sA+
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FOR GROUP,

The Balsam win be found invaluable, and may
always be relied upon In the most extreme cases.
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DINNERPTIaLS

All persons Of bilious habits, after eating Or
drinking too freely viii find great relief III the
use Of DR.. Rohaeks Blood Pills, they aid diges-
the pain nausea sour eructations, &c, which
follow from eating toe heartily.
soLDBY
DR.. o. C. MILLER Jackson, Ohio.
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Master Commissioners Sale,
State of Ohio, .JeeEson Counts, q.

-6gF state 0T VRso, Jeckson CehHss, W.ihl
Levi DUNCAN ct al, l ae esfl7 ss
vs. LIST Order Of Sale.
Geo. W. Mclaughlin et al
uDURSUANT to the command Of an order Of
4 sale issued in the above styled cause, andto
me directed as~Special Master, will offer at
public auction OF the door of the Court House iR
Jackson, in said county Of jackson, 4, ..,
On Saturday, February 1S, A. D., 1862
at one o'clock P. n. of said day, the following
described real estate, situated In the county Of
jackson and State of Ohio, to-wit: Relng part
fthe east half ofthe southeast quarterof section
thirty-one (81O, township number eight 90, and
range number nineteen (19), commencing ct the
thence running west to. the extent Of the half
quarter line, thence south to the south line OF
said half quarter 'section, thence east With the
meanders Of the Poplar Ridge Run, TO the east
line of said half quarter section thence north to
the place Of ofbeglnning, containing seventy-thfee
acres more oriless. !QN 4N9d iatssqnl
yaluedAt 5000 90. I shj ,,ff -. ] .,8
To be sold as the property Of George ". Nee
Laughlin and Others TO satisfy Judgment rem
deTed blythe Court Of Common Pleas of jackson
county, Ohio, In favor Of Levi DUNCAN and
Others
Terms ef sale cash. ,sf,I
Given under my hand this 18th dky Of Janha-
ry, A. d. 1853. ii rfuIgal ~ .hasaSA lao
eg JOHNSON WADE.,q
Sheriff ]. O., and Special Master Commissioners
@. G. Pleas of said county.
ltd P. DuHadway Attorney forplAihtif. aA
JAn.l4 1s9-6w-pf$l2 80. 81 stEM 1gdo
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.CLERGYMEN.

The Rev. Isaac AIKEN, Of Allegheny tssthes
that 1t has cured him, after all other remedies
had failed. tNt tt@
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B I IT IT II n . ]!

This preparation has been used In the practice
Of an an eminent physician for the last twenty
wears and hasaroven to be one of the most agree.
able stomachlcs and vegetable topics ever known.
Il Is an unfailing remedy for al dlsOrdered con-
dllons Of the system arising from Impaired Dl-
gestlon Torpid Liver, &C., &e; and successfully
removes the tendency TO Fever and Ague In mias-
matte climates, giving TO the whole digestive
apparatus vigorous aud healthy action.
For the cure of Chronic Dyspepsia, Diseases
of the Kldneys and Bladder Nervous Affections,
Headaches Vertigo, Langor Indlsposltlon to ex-
system, II Il an unialllng remedy, and will be
found one Of the finest appetizer ever used.
Il Il especially commended 10 those suffering
from excessive use Of liquors, and ls a certain
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oyertaxed neryoussystem and phayng tho morbid
appetite for strong drinks
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The law requires that the Assessor. when.
ever dlstllles gives notice Of his intention
10 stop work, shall proceed 10 the distillerJ
aud lock the doors Of the boilers and furnace
OF the still SO that no fire can be kludled uu-
der 1t; and it then provides that If any mash
or beer shal be found on the premises Of
3lstiller who has given notice Of his intention
10 stop work, before giving notice Of his In
ten,lon TO resume, that fact shall be proof
that he Is q aistiller doing business without d
license.
In order to grt around this obstacle. and
cnatlc the dis,il!er to turn all honest penny,
Deputy Commissioner HaFland has made a
decision which robs the~law Of its t<rross aud
throws wide the doors for fraud. lie has
decided, in defiance OF the plain and explicit
provisions uf the act, that whenever dis
tt,lcr susrcnds work in consequence Of an
accident to his machinery, he may retain his
mash on Land without iucurriug the psnalties
| OF the law. ....
No dlstiltcr will hereafter stop work czecp'
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temper If the South uro most unique
and fortunate for the !u,ure welfare OF
the country, II VIC scizc thc opportunity
bstorc It is toD late. The cotton and
sugar crops Of thu South are wor-h
$500, 100000, nearly onc-halt Of which ia
yet to be marketed. The Confederate
experiences of the people there have
given them an intense disgust and con-
tempt for all paper money. Even now,
without law, they are endeavoring to
transact business in coin, and gold is
being shipped from New York 10 meet
that demand. Six months after the
passage OF such an act the entire cur
rency OF the South will be gold and sill
yer. Tie areenback and National Bank
currency will be all thrown INTO the
Northern Ststts. Money will be SO
abundant here that everybody will see
the Necessity Of The second step VIC have
grumt iatec, ct alording an avenue ie1
lie retirement OF the gretubacks. Tic
thir. step will follow IS natural Con.
ssquel cc, anG VIC Ehs1l hAve mate yisi-
tl: r1og1css on the way to specie re.
sumption. We ssy it is time TO act!
, 1869-01-27

cxcclfns tE'artfR nf tho Maddn.cna nnd Ohl,nes,
tonnd the movement initiated and my fr1cnda and
sn- seta, ,n,E!'ea "a bas.cnca to ,hs frontiers 70
eeSuIe tLr hohoF n shkr1ur In thu moat haAut1.
!ui, sSleLdid. and most generous Of human unuts.
tAk1nGs-the ov. sthsow OF The Guycrnm.nt O.!
aaah; Ils ~ crossed thu tsoltes; the asd.
Monte Ao'ondo; the af,h, wo hsd driven ihe "a.
pa sTmy ai h.n the walls Of Rome-fesr causing
.nem TO oIsak ths bridges behind then-and We
tsmasncd urdes tho walls Of tho old metropolis OF
tae Mstla-noW the asyl1m Of al that IL mos: dig
enfting t9 the hum.u f.m,ls-et!ll the greatest OF
1th'in Hihnn elS,,se nd any h9w our own e.pi:al
create aneeEs OF Compassion.
lhe 80 Of November thst handf11 oi youths
Lot only aoandoned but sold-not only did not
aestst but roooed OF their mnszetE. fhe1r aumu.
hltion. thct brcat-thst hsnntnl Of youths con-
rt1ed At cntana. Roabtu ard netrayet, those
Jonlhs We're the s.Ine who ensachea the a.ueoals
o. me State With raorc material than all that It
EIeslouaty Possessed and Wner 5ou are tola
CO as IN 1st7. bat aided, tay it IS iio and vii
pT1sc It u lie II they visit II.
INC b=me foxes. wi:h The enne crnnicg, hcsl,
tated It 1850 in in 1867, nur cent 10 aid txcp,
wien nnLe As wanted, aud by or4cr Of Hona
lsr'e, nr Just 10 plessc hin. marched, In 1850 ia
tonra: u. H1th IN army Of !orts thocsar5 1at n. .
FariIls olpiomat1r note to bonspaf: e. tard fha,
tacE tu1 OF Jouths-whosa others a. valoroas we.s
tieveht* from JOINING. but who were tosmeuted
ey Tue icluec oi The yilest police, VINO eoueh. tc
atmt raliz. them and Cause them to dcsc1t-:ha,
handful ct gcuihs, say. cett,tuie Of all thut i:
neees: azy ihr sedtes, fought At Mentara agalus
t"o art.:let. tor half cay, md for tine &c
NAMED nastrrs u The deid Of bsttle.
BY at~c,inratc tf1ena., deem that you vii
not &c tEd'feEent TO ny work, more reTo.ut1or
n1y ttnn parliamentary, and dse!re to persuatt
y"u thkt the membfrs CAMEO! be healthy wtei
the Eeart l. dlse.scd. Hence, l feol corsc{ou. o
ha,tnE served the cause Of Gaura on tho bunk
OF the Iiber Nh.rt lives the diseased heart o
Italy.
A. to the iny!olahilty OF the Individual attrts
uted 70 the Deputy. you know how It /. respe::
ca IN Italy, ItEct, 1t Is not thl= incentive whlc!
itduces me to obey tue mandate with which W.
have EoIor,d me-au. the loT. / bar foe I'M
sympathetic people, who are wiling to accc2t n
root 6thsef, and whom ! shail serve bauIj. hu
With al LILY <ou,. iopr., for i1f.,
, 1869-01-27
TbUMshltd- -ltn1tnf Aldcfm4 4us

Thr ChltW4u 3,'mrs a,lyncalcs The Alder.
marie selIrme Ut ray!ng ttr members nf tlc
Council salnr!es nt *i,thN' cnrl ani the
grounds Oh which IL rests Ills a.lyurncy Il
thnt II Wuutl result III ultuxlc Koud 10 he
people. by 'll'inr llu Council Chamber with
lniartn"als rnrtlsnn ecRllawars nttt 1nRLrs.
which would cause the lonH ..ntTvrIng aud in.
ticni Taxpayers IL sl.e !u tllrlr might aud
rlcan M. all llc ratcals. It ttaics tho ,nhi.
tyr IN this may:
"1he eHtct pf It would hc 10 n1l t,c tlus,A Of
Aldermen with toen nf w0ree char Apter sBd pu,ref
abilities than any tf nhum iAx.laytrs hnvi' hLth
tfsn bad netRs.nn IL Comp ihtH Mo hlan ut char.
Rttef. high ptanlluE Hntt IUM1 ihlHnls would acck
All tlsrluN tn the tnlutnUn t'nnfcti III eapeldrta.
| II,t IT Il ta'Etf Of tf.NN. I'M. an i,le other
lRl,t4. lhst snra at naney Hnn1a huld ont ilt
| t'I1hgest ihaugCEarn. 10 every prrhy xRrahnhtl
| UF etrft p4titsku c0uf IN +ttIse jVf tic A{isfu
.rehs VI thsi utf>te. ~ pol!stea and lo4l'rst enn
trhtitha arr ksrA, sTA Ht fc.Irt tahto piAl
lnR vu9h tut atd ~nnd mt eater .ha Hats xxaiul,
| TIN ptatN ling FntIusss thai hlwa]. knthrr Il
EurAa VT. sosre sEall tnnI'ct q! Gi1rlai earrio1
rt0 to tna,h. Instead nt giving u. hnlsc1 e1Aa
| 1rxn!l III hr!hklHK lhlti eur municipal I,sr.nm+ n
| class u: .uru ~ much wosAe. that Tho rttofMa
lion already needed would not on1y bu dom &nlrtt
| but wDlId b. quickly 'hausnEaieh, Tits |" III
only way In Which &be srnuda might ~ekk goo
| tr.usls, This ~ the nnty fcar0n upon Nhtrh ~
iAtel.cen, ard honest t.hsearo ta1 payrr viii ,
iuuLt 10 iaso1 The Al. rnltnlc plan to hit the cf
couIc,i Chamber With lmpetAlioua pHt!ss
| tca:laWngs it'd loafals."
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IS Ien5rtcd that tue Illinois uousca {

|: $ reported that tue Illinois u0usc1 of
Representatives has passed bill rro.
PcslnE 10 tux The city Of Chicago 10 the
amount ot one million d,l!ars iGr tue nur.
chasei + additional lands lor Lincoln Park
THIS is rnthcr con1. The city has already
paid iur Lincoln Park. Every acre oi land
In il, aud every dollars wurlh oi imprave.
hcnt Witch llss been c1pculed
nn II, he's CONF cut OF the
general fuld, and not hing OH.
Of ilc property specially benefited by it,
II is now p1urn;cl to take million
do|lass mc1c tut Of the city treasury
md tue city taxes to enlarge II. W.
hrlrr that tito Scnate will strike thu,
ntncndmrni ont. 1t mo,e land II wau,r,
ior 1''nco1n Park, lrl tho property hcne
'lt.d pay tur II. When the question y
lint t.rGvtiucnt CONES my, lc! tlle Comm,.
Connrll decide jtuw mucl, the ely ras
tIli1d IL cxprni !u Tia. bclsslf.
, 1869-01-27

grabbed and unused over on the lrst cor
ncr. But between u7, tantled q certain por-
ttOn Of the entertainment was very much rel
i=hed by the victims, particularly In thc ab-
sence Of one or two squaws, who drank too
much, aud when "onc-ar1ned DUMMY" "a fral!
mud BY no means fair one) WAS not III tho
crowd. One had no choice, however. aud
the bpnnt and ds1re had to be endured alike.
During the evening dance came otf,
known here as squaW bull, at which the
elite OF the forest maidens were present.
am ong whom my info1 nant told me lie re-
coEnized the elegant and charming Miss
Wagon Box" arrayed In striped silk, bed
tick pattern, with various kickahaws
and adornments. Also were present
the afable, polite, meek, gentle, ETC.. Misses
Stomach" "Fatty," Mike" and Others
with euphonlous cosnomens. Ny reporter
Informs he that he noticed e:iquetc In those
assemblages required that when you wanted
q partner for the next dance you must mud r
her with your thumb and look at her; If she
grunls you're all right uud can count on the
engagement, hut ii she says s'Sa,'
(which means no in Peigan) you must pokt
up another. Reftcshment consists Of PIES
cut in slices and handed around with buck
ct Of ice water. DRINKS are only attainablt
at near sa1ouns, or where some one has
coached" bottle of the ardent In the snow
outside, which, By the way, seems not 10 b,
vert safe way to keep it handy, lor the IN
tanned Indian h8pgeth around tie door, seek
in. Tor something to deyour, and isn't ut al
conscientious about hunting for aud ..raisint
the cache,' il Ee finds it, which he generali,
, 1869-01-27

mems Union gees too iAr. This whole
business ot Il lien LAW Is said 10 be in
yolvel in difficulties, but The whole dill
Guilty proceeds from tho original dcpar-
ture from the fundamental principle that
there can be no inst responsibility Tor tho
debt Of another person without full
consideration therefor.
tn p2ss the lev now urged at Spring.
deld is to emba1rass the work oi build
+ ing and defeat she ends Of justice. Il is
to cover the man who undertakes to
build u hous: with all manncr Of colsst-
tral and Indefinite liability, and render it
utterly uusa'c for him to build at all, Il
is equally unjust to the contractor. 1T
rzskss The owner the Judge OF the validity
Of all claims set up BY she workman, and
rcIders 1t unsaie and uncertain tor him
10 take contract, In fact, this proposed
law will have she direct effect, if iudee
It is not 50 intended, to break up tic
con'rsct sys!rn entirely. The L=gi5!a-
tuEc should be very slow In thus reyolu-
sioaiz;ng OUT whole labor system ard
lala]yz:ng c:ely branch Ct substantial
improvement, public and private. Tho
existing law had better be let s.tcLc.
, 1869-01-27
a TENNESSEE FIaH
In.eIt stIHg Particulars of u NetShbor-
hEud War

F,om the Nashville Pr-as and Times, Jan. r. !
On Wednesday, the 2fst inst, u somewhat
extensive Hight took place at Buzzard's
Greek, in Robertson Conniy, growing out Of
Jones. I he ba.l blood engcndercd in foruler
days produced sore OF no Ordinary d'nlen.
sions. 1hc rencontrc ve speak Of took place
near mill, whcEr both partles appear to
have gone on fome business: There were 4
number of other men within Aailns distance
the fearful sounds ut cu1nbat. One
OF the n,sn had club; tic other
was armed with an axe, which
had just b.e1 ground. The combat was ter
ened nj every htuw to reduce his antagonist
10 a jelly; hut his antagonist, being A pow
erful naan, aud well put together, stood the
Storm oi blows like another Achilles. Ali
that he wanted wns to "gct In on Jones,
SO that bis axe could be brought into requtsi-
tiou.. He par7tyd for j time as well as he
could-a very difficult task with 60 awkward
wcapon. His hands were nearly
reduced to pulp by the inces-
SUIT strokes. Of The heavy hickory.
ihe hiows which he had received ou tlc
.lleuiders and arms scensl more than sulll-
cicnt to cIurl them. But Dunn held OIL tue
fight, for hc felt that resistance nlonc would
save h!$ Ito. Moreover, lie burned with hate
and a desire ior rcrenge. At length tostunc
III" iii desire. hc su. an s,penlnr' md swinniss
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