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W. have. received the Tribune AZ.

WE have received the Tribune AL.
manac for 1889 II is full and compIsss as an
almsnac and then II contains statistics e be
found IN no other work In 20 somplsts ard con-
vsnient . form. All the election rstuuns the
members Of Congress. tho Gpxsrpom Of States,
tiuiss of holding elections, HslaFieSeof otaeers.
population OF siatsA names Of foreign AilAistsrS,
Jadgss Of the Supreme Court, and hundred
other things Of value. arc all crowded int this
little work, which L cold ct retail for oaly %
esHta. Everybody should have asopy.
We presume our Booksellers, Monahan and
ROekwsll. keep Il. Ifnot ssnd 20 ceata 70 1aE
7 RISUSE, New York, and get itN :lrd ueZ
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Notice.

Jesse LEACH, Of the State Of PennIvl rania.
aD will take notice that John r. Leach Execu-
tor of Edmund r. Leach, of the COUNTY Of Jack
son. In the State If Ohio. did, on the let dAs Vi
February, A. D 1868. file his petition in the
Court of Common Pleas within and for thr
county of Jackson, IN said State Of 0hil
against the said Jesse Leach and Manuel Bsach,
Sarah j. Maddox, Mathew Maddox. Hester c.
freeman, George Freeman, Edmund Z. Lelch,
Elizabeth A. johnson. Angeline Lord, LorruzJ
Leach, Amos Leach. David Leach. L0ui4a Leaci :,
Alice Leach, William Muncy james Muncy
Albert Muney Sarah Muncy and Nicholas l5v-
angood, defendants. setting firth that Ra.hel
Leach. and her husband, the said Manuel LGach,
gave mortgage to said Edmund 4. Leach, IN
his life time, on the northeast quarter Of the
south-east quarter, and the Aouth-east quarter Of
the north-east quarter. of section number II,
township 8, Of range lS, In said county Of Jack
son, TO secure the payment Of S15N according 10
a certain agreement referred to ia said mort
gage, and that said defendants claim some in
terest In said lands under said Rachel Leach.
and praying that said defendaats may pay sal |
sum now claimed to be due. With ,inteI est, or
that taid premises may be sold to pny the samt ;
and that said jesse Leach il notihed that he 4,
required TO appear and ansWer said petition, on
or before the third Saturday after the 75th day
OfFebruary next.
BY D. MAGkLET. bis Atty. ~ Is n
Jan. 2I, 69--dW. -.. .r,...
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County Printing.

We clip the following from the Guernsey
Times: a..t q..,.t--,
The Monroe County Commissioners have
passed series ofresolutions orbidding the
payment of anv money to parties outside of the
county for printing. and requiring all such bills
to be paid bythe Cfiicer making the contract,
out of bis own pocket. \ y u so
We hope the Commissioners Of every other
county In the State will adopt the same sensible
and proper rule. There Is no justice In send ing
the printing Ofthe county away to be done, when
there are printing offices in the county able to
do the work. The county printing rightfullr
belongs to the county press of hicheyer party
may be In power and Che people VIII not aP,;;
To the injury Of their own printers. Let the
money lie spent Ii the county and thus build
up homcindnslry. IN fiLlsbOroHgk Ne,os.
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WHEN we took the Portsmouth
Trituss, then the Courier Sons thirty odd
years ago, We read the advertisements 50 care
fully That We seemed to be acquainted With Ell
the business men, although we had never seen
them. When we went to the city. aud saw The
familiar names pf DpaarlB Ross, Conway.
Riggs and pthsFs, Of course we traded with them,
Just 90 itlsneN. Oir rrsAdsrs, when thaE Ee
to POftSmbuth, % OnCe go to the Drug Store Of
Enos Reed 4 Bro, whom they want anythipg n
the drug line. a,5lL
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Hoofland's German Tonic

q sombfna4ieR Of al De ingredients Of As Bftlsre
sgih PURE Santa CrVs Rum, Orange, etc. II g used
for s lame diseases as The BfneTs In tuSTe SING
pare alcoholic si1lus Is required You will bear n
EfHd that these remedies are entirely different from
any o1ers adveTts>d for ths cure Of e dseases RGFsd
hSse bHg scieHtic preparations Of msdiefnal ezraas,
tohe the others are myTs deeoetioas of IN RoEte
form. The TONIC is dAfdsdly one Of he mod pieas
saHt ard d0reeabLs Teutedtss ored 10 hs public
Ne taste fs srqffts Hisa pleasure 10 tdks T. 5hs 90
c70fvfH0, ezlildTating AND RsdiefHoI qualities haVS
easied 70 b sHOnOH az The grsatsSs ef al l0HSea
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LIVER PILLS

Are Pills, that have direct and powerful aetion
on the liver and relieve any Inactivity or con-
kested state Of that al lmpaftant organ upon
which depends The whole process Of digestion
The inpOFtance. then, Of proeuriBga Pill thar
shall have tbch direct action Without tho III
effects Of mel curry, 10 manlftst 70 every one
such pilh are Robaok's Blood Pills they are war
Fanted purely vegetable, and can with certainty
be relied Upon, aud are cafe at all times. aal5l
svo[3 ~ eoLDH1 e sN04' a2 a'A
D.. o. G. MILLER, Jsshsoh, Ohio & a
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Medical NOtice.-Dr. Cow may

consulted In 1869 as follows:
fuJACKEoE. at The Gibson House, on wednys-
days, and antilcths ACCOMMODATION train goes
north, on Thursdays In the afternoon. Feb. 18th
and l8thi April 9Th and GthT May 18th and 18th;
June l6lh and 18th Jnlxl Rist and a2a; Sept.
18Th and 14lh; Nov 18th and 18th.
In HAMnEs, atthe Jackson House. ON Tues
days, Feb. 10Th; April 6; May II June Is /;
July 20; Sept. z; Oct II; Nov. l6.
DR. COSs MON cordially invites aii persons II
delicate health to visit his,reomE, Thsy,wilI be
amply rewarded for their trouble, by The thor
Ough stdmlhation, aud satisfactory description
given their cases. h-oJ'i '- ''N|
Consultation free In all cases.
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SOLD BH
DR.. o. g, MILLER. jackson, Ohio
Exhuberant Health


Is bleGiDg Vouchsafsd TO few. Even those who
have been favored by nature with strong eonstI.
tutions and vigorous frames are apt to neglect
the precautions necessary 70 preserve these pre-
clous endowments Indeed. % rule, the more
healthy and robust 3 mas is, the more liberties
be Is inclined to take with his own physique. IL
10 some consolation 10 the naturally weak and
Feeble to know that they can be so inyigorated
and built up, BY pr Oper use OF the means which
science as placed al their disposal, as to have
much better chance Of long life and exemptions
from disease and pain, than the most athletic Of
their fellows who sre foolish enough to suppose
themselves invulneTabls, and aes accordingly.
1t Is not too much to cay that more than half
the people Of the civilized Wor ID need an Ocea.
HiOaei fOnie 10 enable thsm 10 support ihe strain
upou tkelr bodies and minds, which the fast life
Of this restless age occasions. Ia fact, pare
aehOlssOns unszeiGa0 iOnic Il the grand desidsrs-
tum Of the busy millions, and they have the
art icle in HoSTETTRR's STOMACH BITTERs.
1t Is sTAMISAL NEDIcIxE, $ e. 1t inpartS Per.
maneDt strength 10 weak systems and lnVIEoratss
delicate constitutions. Its reputation and It's
sales have steadily increased. Competitive
preparations have been introduced ad iititHm
and. as far as the public ls concerned, ad Hau.
Serm, in tbe hope Of rvaliDg IL; but they have
al either periihed in the attempt or been left
far in the rear 1t has been the GKEAT MEDICAL
SUCCESS OF THE PRESENT CENTURY, ard II Is
quite certain that no proprietary medicine In
this country Is as widely known, or as generally
used. a... l<.
Ten lightning presses, running ihecssantly
Sundays cxcepted) the whole year through,
barely supply the demand for the illustrated
Almanac, in which the nature aud uses Of the
preparation are set forth, the circulation now
being over five millions a wear.
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srr FHNt+ ~ ~ ~
NEw BooKs.4 I'VE are opening .
complete Get Ofnew Repks Ar thc present year.
Wehnd on nut subsctiplionbhoks aIgOOd deal
Of money due and not paid. We have stopped
several papers and will stop some more, unless
payment be made ht Caesj li0J I9tSRW
Next week We vlltwrise on each subscrIbers
paper, below bis name, the date 70 (which he has
paid. n any mistakes have occurred, they viii
be made al right -.sa. i,l'as5 r tsia5- gia5
be We hope, when you see these figures, You WI
ell pay upto the commencement Of thePresenl
year i1hoQ adi % 1oob sII G aaialaa 9ldgq
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EyEnYRopY feels himself compe-
tent to instruct Gen. Grant how he should con-
struct his cabinet; but no one attempts to
instruct Baldridge, Cros sland 4 Co. how 70 sell
clothing to advantage. No matter They know
how to do that without instruction. NhA
Call and get you suit. What we eat drink,
wear and enjoy in this life, Is all we need Then
why not be comfortable while we do live.
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.edFiNE PrcrUFts. w had read some
lhIpg of The Fine chromos made BY l, Prang &
Co.. Of Boston. We sent for one, called nsuH-
lightih WINTER Itcame last week, and Is the
most beantInf hing OF its Kind We ever saw. Il
Is difficult to distinguish It from genuine 81
pslatiug. We nevsrisaw any painting more
true 70 nature than this ane picture. You can
almOs. imagine that you see ths eIsuds move, 30
true arc they to nature. ifsasebef tl.lifs ,t
iThis hhe picture only cost elzaO, ana 1e
would not take sbo,Ot for u and do without 1t.
person can look at It for hOu,s and not grow
tired, aud can see now beauties m II I'll the time
We hope our friends who admire the bsauti.
ful in nature and art and especially our lady
friends, WIN call at cur residence and see our
Sne pIctufe. 'ba i.s Do J<lrtlH9 I0H
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The following are the prOceedlngs in

The following are the proceedings in
the Probate COurtOf Jackson county for the week
ending on Saturday last F4AAk
MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.
John Rollins and Mary J. Kelly. lnh
james w Wingate and Sarah A. Kelly o
Martin v. Davis ard Margaret A. Umpleby.
Joseph Fife and Elizabeth A. Weber.
John Mcdowell and Cofa Ailward. hS
MIscELLANEoUs.
Four accounts 6led.
One inventory died. ti. 'l
The following births have been reported by
DR.. VIM. Syivesteri
WIN. and Deinlah Fuller, Get. II, daughter.
Ed. and Josephine Burt, Oct. ~, daughter.
Henry and - HOiberg, Oct. "A. daughter.
James and Nancy Patrick, Oct. 26, dahghter.
JIG. aud Mary Elliott. Oct. 81, son. Il fb y
John and FerneIta WindlemOOt, Oct 81,
daughter. @ aJ b9gsl 1aa IINI
Isaac and 49, Parker, Nov. 4, son. 10 (
James and Rebecca Douglas Nov. q, son. ls
A. A. and Mary Austin, Nov. z, son.
John and Electa McGhce, Nov. Q. Daughter,
Newton and Frank KssinEer, November 10,
John and - Carr. Nov. IL. daughter.
John aud - Wiseman, Nov. 70, daughter.
John L. and Elizebeth Wilson, Dec. 8, son.
GeOsand Martha Gilmore, Dec. 13, son. rs
Robert and Rosanna Them, Dee rs, dpuzhter.
-l-l- and 49, Lantz. Dec. 20, daughter. '5,4
Gordon and Minerva Pittenger, Jsnuary 8,
daughter I tgUg ~.
John and Ellen Stanton, Jan. Z, daughter.
The following have been reported by DR.. 7.
Marvin' II e I. ST E)
c. and Nancy Barton. Aug. 80. son.
James and Lydia Chllcott, Sept. 5. daughter.
aEmanneI aud Jare Baker, September IS,
daughter.
Joseph and ElSey Thomas Sept. 1s. son. rlFs
Abram and Nancy Edwards, September q,
daughter. als a' 5F IHf3 --aags .F f3s
John and Cynthia callaghan, September 90,
Emsey and Ellen Castor, Oct. 5, son.
VIM. and Margaret Chamberlain, Oct. 23. son.
Chapman and Marietta Ward, November 8,
daughter. -.+'i YIN Ai+
Dow and Elizabeth Coy Nov. 8, son.
Jacob and Elizabeth Ashmore, Nov. IL. son.
Renick and Sophia Ford, Nov. l6. son. ,...g
John and Sarah Clark, Jan, 3, daughter s4
The following deaths have been reported by
DIT AarylnDOH
J. Scurlock, Dec. c, age 66. Pheumonia.
Sarah }. CheEington, JAM age 26. typhoid
teYer. .--ta ..ssr- tlaa
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cTwe have received letter from D. ". /

ETWe have received letter fromND. w De
Lay. Of EwiDgton, which closes asfoIIows:
While mn writingto TO you, wish to propose
the plan Of occasionally publishing one ortwo
mathematical problems, such as would inter-
est Teachers and Students and calling for solu-
tIons and Ruswers e
Saw for Inklance that Ah nritatlon be nnade TO
Teachers or others forsuoh afIthmetieal questions
together With aeolution and answer hccoinp9nN-
Ing each Question. which answer need not be
published for two or thrceweelgs; during which
time solutions be solicited from others. may
be mistaken. but my impression Is that this fea-
ture would be- highly interesting TO many Of
your subseFibeFs; but Imereiy make II as q sug-
gestiops and ifltmeets your appreciation will
'pefsleassd to throw in my mite, 70 make as
interesting as possible; ,.,,,g.
Hoping to ieteive my papcr regularly hereaf-
ter whether this Suggestion meets with your api
probation or not, and also hoping that you, by
YOUR wide extendedibhuehee, may accomplish
much good during this year. especially In the
educational fsld of labor, in which know you
fecl1A deep lnterest. ~ q 3WHd8hll t&1fsN ~
lam Very Truly and Respectfully Yours, 81
t.t--.t.,.. DAYtbiW. delay
We think thesuggestlon an excellent one, and
hope our friends will act upon it.-(ED. STAND
ARD.)
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WANTED.-EverybOdy to know that
/ will heresfterbs found With lI94f.I Watts, at
the sternberger Block, with one Of the larg est
and best selected stocks Of all kinds Of Dry
Goods Groceries Hats. Caps, Boots 4 Shoes.
ever offered 70 the people Of jackson and sur.
rounding vicinity. hope toBee all my old
friends, and many new ones Remember your
interest, and call and see Us befors buying. ss
we will not be undersold. B.sW. FRESch.
Jan. "A; 6S-H. ','l yiu,t
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SOLOMON ISAMINGER. Almond soulc r..
- and Dolly X. Soule. Of VintoncountS. Ohio,
Peter Hoop SEN. William MeGhee EectA R.
McGhee. Henry F Austin. Mary Austin, and
Edward Erwin. OF jackson county. Ohio. CYRUS
Newkrk and Rebecca Newkirk, Of the State #
Missouri, William 2. Ralhbnru. Of the State o
Tennessee, RIPLEY c. Hoffman and Matilda Hoti-
man, of the State Of Kansas, are hereby notified
that petition has been flcd against them y
KeLeklah s. Bundy plaintiff, In the Court Gf
Common Pleas within and for the county OF
Jackson, and State Of Ohio, and Is now pending
wherein the plaintIf demands that certain m.
takes in the description Of eIghty-four acres ol
land. living In section three (S), township eigl
(S add range seventeen IN in Jackson count !,
Ohio, originally cold and attempted to be COZ :
veyed by Solomon lsaminger and Others, 10
Richard Kirkendall by deed bearing date Janua-
ry 8 1888, shall be corrected aud reformed 90 as
10 describe and convey the ae fual premis CO 40
sold, as aforesaid. And that each and every Of
said defendants except Edward Erwin be re-
auired TO answer the said petition on or before
the 18th day Of February, A. ID. 1863. Or that
the tevernl allegations therein will be taken ae
confessed ~ W HEZEKlAH 3. BUKDY,
Jan.i4,f-k a ~ H Plaintiff
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DEBILITY

1AeTs q no medicine equal TO HocHanSs eermea
1hey impan a torss 80 Hand rigor 60 ne VLots
sysleEs, Srepgdien - the dppsfite, eaEss
Ga enjoyment If H,cua food, enable ne no
mach 10 dioeE Il, purify The blood g1re 9Oo& sot'Hd
healthy eomplezfoI eradicate e yeiiss0 tiigs 5rOB 1s
eye iMpdr bO1ns 10 ne cheeks, and change The patiek
from shortbrsated em0et0ted. tDeok, and Herv0es
fHrqlid, 10 f4ll:f0ced sioad and vigorous person
Weak and Delicate Children ara
made strong by using the Bftters or
Tonic. In facts they are Family medis
cines. They can be administered with
perfect safety 10 child three months
Old the most delicate female, or Hnaa
oGninety.
71eae ReaasdfSs arltbs bssf 1900
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ENIRE ENGINE.

A Second ClaSs HAND FIRE ENGINE, well
made and in good condition, Is offered for sale
on very reasonable terms. ils place being NOW
S.pplied by Steam Engine. lot OF hose, cun-
Sidcrablv worn, may also be obrainsd, II desired.
Any village or ity, desiring to obtsin such all
Engine will find II profitable to examine this
Apply TO T. M LYNN, Commit
s. 2. NlCKELLS, on
JOHN BURWELL Fhc Dep.
PortimouLh o., Jan. q, 6O-It.
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On last Friday we1received new
paper cutter, made expressly for our Job ofiee.
1t Isl most conveni lent machine, and we can
now cut paper for Jobs any size desired. We
are prepared to cut and print notes, orders re-
ceipts, bank checks &C.. cheap, aud in the very
finest style. Cal and see our facilities for doing
Job work., .r.ta,-y ~ .,r.s1,t
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u. PuRsEEE q Co., Importers and
Dealers in QUEENswARE and GLASSWARE,
Portsmouth. Ohio, call attention of Jackson
county merchants to their largcand well selected
stock, which they are 0Tegipglat grestlv re-
duced prices. - feb 6--f
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q SoLD Our. Since we wrote the ar
B,iclc In reference to the Clothing Store ofBald-
Edge, Grassland 4 Co, Mr.. crosSlurd has In
sEbrmed US that the firm have sold out to W.T..
WaShani. The old firm will hereafter deal en-
clusiVely ia notions. & Ioisdst
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THE attempted reunion of the SD,
Regiment at this place on Wednesday Of last
week was an entire failure. Not half adoEen.
members Of the Regiment met. liaa la9
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Be Nor DEcEIyED.-You need not
think because saylor has gone into the grocery
business, that he has quit the Clock, Watch and
Jewelry business. He carries on all at the
Three Red Posts on Broadway sbt1g 5g1
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REonPTs. I'VE have printed guam
tlty ofreceipts, and hereafter wewiIl give re,
eeiptS for all payments on subscription, and
then each subscriber will know exactly when
his time expires. y . 'a1o'asal
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LOCAL MATTERS.

49, II II * TT1r - - T z - : 77-7---- n
ADvERrisEMENrs for insertion in the
STANDARD, must be minded in byhoOn on Tues.
day each week aS the paper Is made up on Tues
day evening. -,
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J.lF. TowELL, Portsmouth,, Ohio, Of
isrs to the Merchants aud Furnacemen of jackson
county asuperior stockor Dry Goods & Notions,
Ohterms the most favorable. a9l lyI
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Fox SKINs.-We say once for all,
that we do not wish to sell any more fox skins
just now. Everybody is wanting 70 buy fox
skins from u', We think we see earcasm in that
remark. Just wait until after the next fox
chase, fitoJsar 70 1W
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Z PIeKREr.HoUsE, -1ids establishment.
kept by Mr.. William Dickson bIa new brick
buildinE'near bu the Depot, between the, Foundry
Store and Geigers Brewery. The i9callsn ls a
fine one for the travelling public, and If MFs
Dickson docs his partwell, the people viii sus-
tain him. Call and try this new house 'ao 70 f',9 .
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R. p. HALL q Co, Nashua, N. H.,
proprietorS of Halls Vegetable sclIan Hair Re
newer, publish treatise on the Hair, which they
will send free to any one or. application. This
ha valuable book, send -f9rit.s.rrL -
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New Advertisements A


IL hereby given that the undersigned has been
duly appointed aud qualified ~ Aisninistrator
Of the estate Of D4niei 7. Jones, lalS of Jackson
county, Ohio deceased.
Jan2i, 69-3t DAVID T. JONES.
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CATER SUFFERING SEVERAL YEARs
with ehibalnS or frosted feet. without finding
anything to give me permane6t relief, was
efcctually cured by two or three applications Of
Palmer's Lotlon,A and although several yehrs
have elnpsed I1haye not been troublea with The
disease since that timC," writes Chas. Z. Mar
shall, Insurance Agent, 5. Z. corner Thlrd and
Walnut Streets, Cincinnati. Ohio.
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,98UElTtD STATES SENHToRs,=-W We giEes
In smother place, BaTious nOmnallens for Y, g.
Senators. eWehay also add tlmt our old friend,
Gen, VIM, H. Powell Is looming up As candi.
dale fOrlU. B. Senator In wssl virgipip,. ,,.si II
odNo matter how this question may result In
West Virginia. It u now settled that Orange
Furnace stoFoistbe place TO- buy goods. ,s,-,so
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.s NIGHraScENPs IN TIE BIBLE is work
Of which We have heretofore spoken, and one
which Is obtaining great popularity among be
better class Of realcrs. Mr. D. D. Clark, the
agent for this county Is meeting with great
success He is still taking subscriptions fct
this popular and ueeful book. tsIaIirlrgau aitw
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MARBLE WoRKs. See advertisement
Of The Jackson Marble Works In our paper this
week. Wshaxe examined work done at This
shop, and ibid Il As we'll done r. any shop in
the State. n fact, some Of the hnsst Jobs we
ever saw have been done at this shop.
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THE. QUARTETTE CoNcERr. The la
dies Of the Baptist Church have Obtainsd the
favor Ot Professor William Rhodes, who will give
benefit with bis Spleuded quartette choir .a95
Professor Rhodes VIII tlsit JaeksAu next Wstk
for one Right Only.slf sl9g1s n bs,5gllb sm
niFOr partieulan read fhelposters. d59as ail8nq
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The CHANGE FROM THE CREDIr TO
THE sAna srsrxa.-&I WIN now Cfsr whsti eohI
stssf bargaIns IN whssI have V tslL i9 rss 4
: > .a1s93 rtl N.BTEELE.
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A MYSTERY.


It mystery to most people how combi-
nation Of medicines put up under one name can
have sufficient curative powers TO cure 80 many
different diseases, and often the very best Of
remedies are discarded or branded as hunbugs
because they are recommended TO care so many
complaints. This nomenclature Of diseases
would seem TO imply some eFsental differences
between the diseases tbus distinguished, where
as. they are really one and the same disease
merely differing by the amount Of inflammation or
irritation In one organ rather than the other
For instance, from storpid state Of iheLirer we
have Jaundice, Nervous and sl,h headache
Bilious Fever. DysrerLia, Fertr and Aguc, Con-
stipatiOn, Neuralgia, aud iRnnmsrahle com
plants under bieL-founding rpmes, All arising
from . disordsred state Of the Liver. Hence we
say, invigorate lhatimporani organ: purge out
the vile accumulation with Rotaek'S Blood Pills
and, once restored to yigor, tnhe BOback'S Blood
Purifier or Stomach Iitters 10 ktep 1t perform.
ing its regular functions, ard !qu willnolonger
be troubled with these many ailments.
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