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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-12-02
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Errors of Youth.

A GENTLEMAN who has suffered for years
from nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and
all the effects of youthful lndiscretion, WILL for
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LOCAL BRETITIES.

n
On next Monday the county Comm iSsioners
will meet in regular session.
hn'Poor las sold his valuable farm in this
township, to Mr.. Aleshlre. 1t is tlh land for
merlyOwned By Mrs H. G. Hale
Dan. W. Hoffman and family of Kansas
have been here on short visit among their
friends and relatives.
"A little child of John Draudner died on last
Saturday from being sea lded the day before.
The child, was not quite two, years of age.IIt
pulled over vessel containing boiling water,
which was standing on bench in the house.,
The frame work on the bridge across Salt
Greek, hear Star Furnace 10 being put up. Eli
,A0sEe tsy alsp pushpgs the work of grading
Broadway Street between the Isham House aud
the Public Square.
-70R, lest Saturday, William rNally,- Of Hsr-
risdA county, Missouri cAlled in-ourofhce and
Fenewed hissubscfip pHohto the SrAXDAi.D Z Mr..
,Nally formerly resided in this township He
says he likes Missouri very well. '79 ~ f l7t
We had business d few days ago at the wool en-
mills of Bum. Davis SCo., ia this place We
found things moving fight along. Mr.. Bum
was busilyS epgaged il selling cloth which had
been manufactured at the mill. Vi, goH
THE grading of the streets OF Jackson is
going to,make things have a rather queer ap-
pearaiice.y Forinstnce, the Gibson Hous5 will
be left high and dry, the cut being about four
feet deep on Main Street.
Among the new houses going up in town,
Ys1po.ice aItvp story frnms business hopssn ntar
Hoops mill. William Vaughn is putting up a
large two story frame residence in front ef his
present residence W. W. Heath is putting up
residence on Burnsides Addition, west of the
planning mill From our office we can see a
number of other buildings going up, butw have
not learned the names Of'the owners or builders.
We saw Burke the other day, aud he desired
us to say that he had been some time out Of the
goods business, anG that lie had not dunned his
debtors any of consequence since he sold ont /;
haihe'says the time has come, and now he must
insinuate, most smodestly, Of course, that he
must have things lrought toa focus. At arst
we only thought he was joking, but we were
anally convinced that he was In real, dead
earnest. Those interested had better tase notice
accordingly. uazg csfB ,
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WWhO Would Suffer Z"

TITS NOW % YEARS SINCE DIR. TOBIAS
FIRST introduced the 'Venltiau Linlmcnt" In
the United States, and never in single instance
has bis medicine failed to do all, fifnot more
than is state in his pamphlet. As an external
remedy in cases Of Chronic khedmatlsm, Head
ache Toothache, Bruises. Burns Cuts, Sores,
swellings, sprainsf stings of Insects and Pains
in Limbs, Back and Chest, It's wonderful eura-
tive powers are miraculous. Taken internally
for the cure of Cholera, Collie, DiarrhGa, Dys-
entary. Sick Headache and Vomiting, It's SOoth-
Ing and Penetrating qualities are felt .as
soon a: taken. The oath with wh lch each bot
tie Is accompanied will show that there is moth
ing injurious in its composition. Thousands Of
certificates have been received speaking Of the
rare virtues of this valuable article. ANY per-
son after having used ltonce will never be with
out 1t. Every bottle of the genuine has the
signature of IS l. Tobias on the outs ide
wrapper, Sold by the Druggists and Store
keepers throughout the United States Price, 30
cents. Depot 10 PARK Place, New York, n1sm
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The Only Reliable Cure For
DYSPEPSIA
In & etheo Known world.

DIR. W1SHARTs GREAT AMERICAN DY-
sPEPsIA PILLS and PINE TREE TAR COR
DIAL are positive and lufalllble curel for dy-
spepsia in ifs most aggravated form, and no
matter Of how long standing.
. They pene tnte thesecret abode of this terri
BILE isease, and exterminate it, root and branch,
forever. ltsb.ttf+ tiAHh .'
They all eyiate more agony and silent suffer
ing than tongue can tell. 40.
They afe'noted for caring the most desperate
and hopeless cases, when every known means
fail to afford relief.
No form of dyspepsia or indlgcsti on can re-
slst their penetratlng power. ..-,.n.- /, Ii u
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Dr,E.T. MOnahan.

NOTIcE.-Ifyou want School Books, Novels,
Toys or Miscellaneous Books, Stationery, Papers
or Magazines, you will find them at !. 7, Mona
han i Drug aud Book Store, cheap for cash
II you want Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
Lamps, Picturer Frames Glass, Dye stufs, In
fact, everything you wish in the Drug line, 1T,
MOnahan can supply you with the very best
quality.
l. T. NJ onahan buys all his patent medicines
from the proprietors, and insure them to be gen-
n inc. A fdll supply always Ou hand, Of every
kind. ~ Is sura&a.tssa
Brandies, Wines. Alcohol Gin, and Rye,
Bourbon, and Common, Whisky 'fpll supply
always on hand. cu5 anon
DR.. / T. Mohahan will continue to practice
medicine, in all its various branches giving es-
pecal atten ton TO private and chronic diseases,
Being well satisfied that my success In hetreatl
ment of diseases generally, and particularly In
private and chronic diseases, far excels the sue
cess of the old fogies, who think there is no
medicine but calcmel, have no hesitancy in
asking liberal patronage from this community.
Charges In al cases reasonable q
l ask no iavofs but what merit demands
know that my success in the practice of medi.
cine is equal II not better than any Of my com.
petitoTs All ask is fair trial, to render gen
eral satisfaction. know that it isto the inter
est of MY friends to employ me ut all times ant
under all circumstance ills, aches anC
bills will be less. Thankful for past favors,, we
wish 10 ray TO al Nhon it mOyconcerh, that w
are now giving especial attention to chronic ant
pr hate diseases, and are curing, many cases tina
he retofore have been considered incurable. w,
emo mercury in tie treatment Of chronI q q
! private diseases.
Office in lreaF Of Drug Store, corner room o
Itlam House, Corner of Main and BroadwA.
Streets. Dec.2, '69-3m
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: aIN passing Graham's Tin Shop th

= In passing Graham'S Tin Shop the
other day we noticcda patent coal bucket hang
ing lut, which appeared to be just the Thing
needed. We went in and bought one. 1t is
ma de of galvanized iron, and win never rust 1t
is large, and widD u the top. 1t has a rim at
the bottom, fastened on with screws, aud this
rim contains a,woodrn bottom, under the other
bottom. This, Of course can be replaced when
thelbottom, wearslout twill surely last a long
time, and II sells for only II So "
Z Graham has many other very useful articles, of
the most approvedstyl which you will wa ut
II you see them. Call at his shop,
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WE,had a letter from r. c. Hoffman
Esq. last week. He Informs us that he Is per
lnanclitiy established in Columbus. Ohio, where
he will devote oil his time TO the practice of the
law. Sec hisrard in the STANpAEDf this week
Persons having legal business in that portion of
the Stale shou Id send it to Mr. Hoffman.
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COMMON SENSEM!

WAIVED AGENTS. $3.50 per n9lh 10
SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. Prize
only SIS. Great inducements 10 Agents. This
is the most popular Sewing Machine of the day
makes the famous Elastic Lock Stitch " Ill
do any kind Of work that can be dune on any
Machine 100. 900 sold and the demand con-
stantl, increasing. Now il the time to Iake an
Agepcv SeRdfUr circulars. E1s- Beirdre Of IN
.fTihgeIv. .&S Address SECOMB q CO., Boston,
Mass. PiLhburgh. Pa. or ~. Louis. Mo.
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Gao. T. RowELL u Co. are the New York Ad-
yertising Agents for this paper, and complete
files OF ii can be examined at their ofice by any
one making application. This firm has reduced
advertising to q more perfect system thnn has
heretofore been known. "
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Or the almost ir,numerabIe number

of preparations In the market for restoring gray
hair TO its original color, We know of none
which gives SO universal satisfaction as Ring:
Vegetable AWbrosiO. We have tried II and
found it to restore the e0lor in truly wonder
ful manner-as we'll as to remove dandrufr and
allitching causedby hhfhors of the scalp. Try
it and be satkhed. f' 4t'h
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.AcKsaN County BIRE,R So,

BRoApwAY Still. ALlvE,--0ur, old
friend and fellow traveller, Samuel Savior des Tres
us to saw that he is still selling goods as low as
any other man. saylor has a good assortment
of everything usually kept in general store.
He has full supply of groceries, of the very
best selection, and large supply of dry goods
&c lnlfaet anything needed ina family can be
had at Saylor's. Call and see his goods. Rooms
in Grafton Block, at his old stand, OH Broadway q.
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The Constitntion 0rerthroNnI !

The Constitution and Health may be ruined
by few apPlicationsOf the lead or sulphur hair
dyes now in the market. mot Dye may be
the motto Of such nostrums, butA DIE may be
the result ofpsing them, But ONE HAIR DYE
has been - >A NRnSFFfA aT
TRIED AND ACQUITTED
of all deleterlons tendency. under the lnfalliblc
laws of Science. Be 1t known to all, that
CristadOrO's Excelsior Hair Dye
has been analyzed by the distinguished chemist
Professor Chiffon, and bis certificate Of its
wholespmeness may be seen 81 crlstadoro's 6
Astor House New York.
CRIsTADOROs HAIR PREsERvATlvE, as
a Dressing, acts Ike charm on the Halr after
Dyeing. Tfyit. .,N , ast Nov ism.
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WORDS OF WISDOM
FOR YOUNG MEr

On He Ruling Pdssios In Youth and Early Man
hood, with SELF HELP for the Erflng and un-
fortunate. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free
Of charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Box P, Philadelphia, Pa Y
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-IT" -TIII" N OUACOs M T|"
1JoHN HOFFMAN,, in the county Of Meigs
aud State of Ohio Is notified that Mary Hoff-
man did, on the 18th day of November. A. d.
1869 hle her petition In the office of tho Clelk
OF the Court of Common Pleas, within and for
the County of Jackson and State of Ohio.
charging the said John Hoffman with being
guilty Of extreme cruelty toward the said NJ ary
Hoffman, wilhoutany Just cause or proyOcatlon
ing that she may be decreed reasonable almony
from said John Hoffman, which petition will
stand for hearing at the next term Of said
Court.
Dated this 18th day of November, A. d. 1859.
tla al8 ast sa MARY HOFFMAN,
r8gs BY james Trip, her Atty.
Nov, Is, 1S6o--w6 st - ell
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CERlEs! = Last week we sont to

GRoCEmEs@-I8aAt week we sent to
Baskirks feria few groceries, for family use.
Such sugar, appleS-6e, as he Keeps, are great
improvement on what is soGet lines offered for
sale And his prices are most reasonable. p.
alWhen you want groceries just send To Bus
kirk, on Market Street, Portsmouth,, and You
will get them. ..t-1H H
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DR. sWISH4RT'S
PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL.


II isiheEItuf principle ofIthe Pine Tree, OBJ
tanned BY peculiar process in the dstillatiOn
of ttefaf, bs whichits highest medical prop
critics are retained. Itlnsigofhtesthe digestive
organs aud rest ores the appetite. 1t strength
ems the debilitated system. 1t purlHes and en-
riches the blood, and xpels fr0m the system
the corruption which scrofdla breeds on the
lungs. It dissolves the mucus or phlegm which
stops the air passages of the lungs. It's heal
ing principle acts upon the irrltated surface of
tic lungs and throat, penetrating to each dis
eased part, rel lrving pain and subduing infan-
nation II Il the result o years Of study and
experiment, and 1t is offered 10 the afflicted
with positive assurance Of It's power 70 cure
the following diseases, II The patient has not too
long delayed . resortto the means ,of coreT--
Consumption ofMe Lungs, Cough, Sore 7hroat and
ias Brrast, Bronchitis Lirer Complaint
-. Bind and bleeding Piles, AsthHa, e.r,
WhOoping Cough, Dptheria, Sc. gaa} ~
81 Amedlcal expert, holding honorable colegl-
ate diplomas, devotes his enlre time to the ex.
am nation Of patients at the Office parlors, As
ISOLATED with him are three consulting Physci.
ans of acknowledged elninence, whose services
are given to the public FREE OF CHARGE. q
This opportunity is offered by NO other In.
stitution in the country.
| Letters from any part Of the country, asking
advice, viii be promptly and gratuitouSly
responded to- Where convenient, remIttancel
should take tho shape Of
DRAFTS OR POsT-oFFICE ORDERS.
Price of Wishart's American Dyspepsia Pills
81 box. Sent by mail on receipt Of price.
Price Of Wishart' Pine Tree Tar Cordial $1.5(
b Othe, or $l1 per dozen. Sent by express.
All lcpmmunications should be addressed
L. @. G. lW1SHART, M. D.
: 2. No. 2S2 North Second Street,
Oct 28, '69--9m PHILADELPHIA
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SOmethI Be IL Ae Sfar for Esr1yb0lt
E9sTAR IN THE WEST. 1870. An g. pageU6I
ve;salls family we' kly. giving current secular
reNs.. Edited by Rev. Or. WlLLiAWs0N q j. s.
CANrwEa.. 81 30 peTyear in advance Pnems
inn 10 nen suJscribegs. Send fB spcclm en. Ada
dress WILLIAMSON & CANTWELL, Cincin.
natl Ohio.
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AaRqTa WAITED

A GENTS WANTED. AGENTS WANTED.
SO 70 S2OGper mpBth, iaale ard female to
sell the celebrated sud orleiaaI C0mmon Sense
Family semlne Machine. impEgved aod perfect
ed It viii lem, fell a sehs tack bid, braid
and sndtsoldsr q ncss superior manner. Price
only sfS For simplicity and dmabllllx y has
no riys. % not buy from any psfgl seiiing
machlbe pnagr the same uameaai offs enles:
haviHq certlhcAte Of Agep e signsd v y, al
they afe WORTHLESS Cast Iron Machines
u y H.lCRAWFoRD 6 90
4Is cheefnnl ttfeel PlgudeIph i, Pa
Octze, ,'oa--Sm. n a
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p The Standard ,clubbed with the Ru'

raj American at very low rate.
I'VE will club the Standard with the RayaI
American at the very low rate of $500 for bott
papers one year $500 and the Rural Ameri
can will be sent free for the balance of 1869, tt
all subscribers who send in their names early
Here is chance to obtain the largest nd best
Agricultural, Horticultural, and general Family
Paper publishedjn the Uhltqd Ptales aud the
Standard for only.Gfty cents m ore than the regu-
lar price of our paper! Such chance Is rare,
and it viii 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
NoY. Ia 1869--6mh ~ m,
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DIR. Green. SO..sS Belalway New SE6dx, in
fofmsas tbe soldDB Mondbysgane 2, iF9s t'@q
PIasters ID godng woman suffering very 'se-I
yerely from mnibago. o. Thursday she called
to get two more for friend, and deh stated
how the two she lad prchiIsed ori Monday
had relieved her Immediately yaqeF pptting them
on, and cured her ~ tyo dqy Of 2 i'O'l distress
fng pain ID Ler back aud IONS
= a. g ettE Errfsa az 49, slttesl . u 'arg{EtFE
AllcocEs Porous Plasters have been found
specifics for Rheumatism Of the Wrists. nlSm
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A GENTN WANTED-FoR ROW ro

A GENTS WANTED-FoRH HOW TO
LAMAKE THE FARM PAY. A sure. safe and
praciical Guide 10 every Farmer. Stock Raisers
Gardener and Fruit Cultnrst. By this bJok
yearly profits honY be doubled, hind increased in
value poor men made rich and honest labor
rewarded. EH6ESia and GsrmuB. Ryephndy
bltxt it go sod IN few townships. HIM
dreds In single township. Agent rau fnd no
better work daringfh Fall and Winter. Fur
mere md MTir SINS can eaCh m axe 500 per
b,0SH. SeHd for circular.
Address % 9. jZEIGLER, McCU RDf & Co
- ~ Cincinnati Ohio or Chicago III.
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liz speakipg Of the entermising busi.

IN sPeaA TVB OF VIe eHFdIIHI9IHg UUSI-
ness men of Portsmouth, It must not DC. forgot
ten flat Epes Reed & Bro, the Druggists, arc
among the most prominent and enterprislng.
They are always a little In advance of nearly all
others, and ill orders to the entire satisfaction
ofth tir customers. .s-t -, "a ,
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We notice that sRockwslPs business,
at his book store, has SO largely. in Teased that
he has beens compelled to elnpoy 1.-TWO or
three active young men as assistants, lie is CO.
ing right ahead, and keeping faly up.with the
general progress Of our thriving town, .,...
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ThHgTY tons Of hay for sale, by VIM.
Z. CIabtree, scloto Tp., jackson Co., O.-sm
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LlMksroNE FuRNAoE lpropertY lha!

I1I.NEh TUNE UhNADI1F pIUpVTVy HAS
been appraised preparatory to offering Il for
sale. 1t s.Nppraised at $4,000. The appraisers
were ]. II. Kicker Thomas NJ. Jones aud John
d. Davis. No more competent men ,for. the bu-
sipess could befound in The State 4 W s Bhe
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MAR RI ED .

BY Rev L. A. Atkinson, on 2Sth Nov, ,aat the
res Idence of the BRIDES father, In Lick town
ship, Mr.. GFoRGE T. JONES and Miss FRANCES
E. ANFossEE, all Of jackson county.
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MYEsoHAcE.

What gem Is that so highly wrought,
wtlpuf hOp'eeSSdd iCys 4, gTs 1Utit Utiit,ta,
Who gives me time 10 rest and read1
Who Glls my purse 'gninst time ofnecdl
Who Is TO me friend ndeedl
s0J u Y61MGYgEEppHspe1AfSYrtiiN p1AfSYtiiNTi ~
Who never, tires my soul :" or '.wlts3'
Who neSefebaIlli " nor cfainpt, tuor sskips, -
Nor ''lenglhens stitches" nor takes fts p
THE WEED MACHINE {!
Who is IEtoils the long dalIhrough, = EI
0rifI like. the whole nightto - ----.'-
And never Ebriuks from work TO do7
FA1A@a THE WEED MACHINE I!
What noble boon each art Accord AH
What better friend can life afford HtWk q
Who tolls for me without rewardi t
MY WEED MACHINEI.
How could ] be o happy wife,
How could ] 'seape the tolls and strife
That cllase US down the Lii OF ffei ls
ai Wlthout-MY WEED MACHINE
And, ifan oln, I am best -
With nothing kamdn TO earess, tt5 taf
The idolI shall love the best ~
.sd0Qa IAAWilI benny WEED MACHINE
General Western Office and SalesroOms No. 23t
West Fourth Street Cincinnati. JAMES
SKARDON S SONS. General Agents. JAMES
TITUS, Agcnt for jackson county. I,U an
Dec2. '69A3m N'' ''' 'N r, ii,.,
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