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SheriH7S Sale.

The President and Directors Of the Bank of
the State Of South Carolina ps. James Gath
caftLIn Equity. l.I. j. -
ENlipurssance Of the decrctal order of tho
4 Circuit Court, sitting. in Equity in tie
above stated csse, will sell, on tie first MON
pay in October hext, in front Of the Court
h9qse, IN Golgmbia, @ within the legal hours,
the improvements thereon, containing one
Scre, more or less, situate in the city Of Colur-
6ia, and BOUNDED ab follows: On the North by
Lumber street, on the East by estate Of James
e. Munds and Jennie u. Miller, South by -
aannan Hams and Robert swafield, and West BY
TENNIS OF SALE Sufficient cash to pay the
COSTS OF suit and eEpenseB of sale and the
mortgage ldebt; balance on 3 credit OF six
months. Purchaser, to give bond and mort.
gage OF tie premises sold, and to pay for
F. Sept l2mthl ltu p. =. FRAzEE, s.R.o,
Ertensioe EI66,itor's Sale 7of Rsai 5Estate ,1od
Personal Pr0Deyku belouUino IN nc E,oJ,Io ~
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EItensice E16e,ttor's Sale 7of :Redi 5Esiate an1
PersondL Property, belonging to he Estate o.
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HEINYrsH's
QUEENS DELIdH4
s.. ~ 4.
HEINIrsH'sy
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MRS. 81. .L.lBUTTERFIELD, L. Proprietress.
II. HAMILTON, superintendent.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-07-24
PHiVATE DEsEANEs

n Males and irre rilies in makes ~ the great
destrpyers OF heath They IH,j,lou~y attack Tbs
system and gradually undermine and destroy il
they drive the hi ou4 from the Chtes, IN" lustrt
from the eye, the strength and vi-oT from Tie
flame, they give pUHy an diseased offspring. att
ps,is.n. through successive gene aliaHs Jhe
man. The IN trks can be sseu In -crefule Con
sumption, Cripl les the Ii 0ic, the ftrlytic, the
Insane.
There is no more terrible sclur-. 10 the human
race THAI those diseases arising frH the cputamI-
nation yeneriil lIsoa. The G:lde-l forms 10y re.
treating to the ttroi, hol. the aifiic
ted the sxor If tFlltInu that Is liable 1t any
moment to fell aad tli5ht-to utterly des-roy-si
earthly hpPe-.
aEKCUhY recozn+ ze-i a. the most Fatal
MEDIC NJ ENESlY to man, combining; with the
yenerid. doubles liS dangers These who have
been treated with that prruicIpu, 81 ~ EkAL Pol
son, Mt cured the disease has aay assumed
new form.
DO NorBE SATISFIED WIrHPARTIAL CURES
That leaves the poison crawl through the sys-
tenn eatsn. it, way into the tissues ami organs
beneath he antr Is smooth sUrfscC. to barst
out in the futuIu ,y5t ii uIrIice that viii battle
the effect, of MEDICINE 81 hen Perfect CURES an
te obtained hy consulting pfis sscitt, hon iong
practice and tn1r,JIeh gcs-i CATION into the
Of Diseases oi tile UNNAIil ''RfAN> enable t.
,.etermfne Al once the cause # the disease.
In all dlse.t-rs entrusted To The b ctac' care.
PERFECT SPEEDY and PERM AEF.NC CURES,
In all Cases Cures Guaranteed.
In Syphilis aud it, s,,jUuet-. Gbun9r1 hoet and
accompany iit dsSe-t; al disorders + the i3!s,-
der, kidneys and ,r.-tai~s >tlnIsai Weakness;
Diseases OF the tE;tsJ an aaue- i, . >It; Ind-
gestiou, inpatess.y; .a.Hr.elt tun.a ion, tni
aii disease o. ti-s lltuy organs IA -ityr sex,
~lp,ays war; tIitttI. as 80 FAY rtuir-d
sr.s.k AZ =. &. / - GA.s~.
The youak who eNpetiraces that growing
~a.kteSS ia is muscular aud fuuItI Eg4niK ltili
should stop to ,n-iier whence 1t arises. lie VIII
and in the We Illness u tbs sIcn, e-ilb.tu- # the
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.ryIIIs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Z

| has enjoyed "u tni- ta~E uninterrupted
sEcccss of eighteen years. aGsi ha~ become one Of
the mpst celebrated ustisate, at the age.
The great number tatIsity received ami cUUei
place it il paiGt Of number 4 patients among the
first Of the world tni the success OF its treat
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Or EEN IL Z MlAL-LLN Y PHI

These Pills ara now ackntwicd-ed by the NeGi-
cal frateruity to be the only stfe mild and rifi-
caci"us renIedy 20 be depended in long Standing
cases . Suppression, irregu'arity, ar stopping Of
The functions Of nature. the neglect Of which j.
the Of such ieQloralls effects on the female
frame. In no case should these Pils he t ken
when the patient has reason t. believe sh- is
ENcIE TE Price $. Remit The amoHnt As above
'ni they will be forwarded with fan directions f r
use, CURED AT HOME.
Patients residing in aav part Of the State. how
ever distant, who may desire medical advice on
their respective cases, AMI VIII" think proper tosub
nlt a written statement Of such IN preference. TO
"'-Ia- personal interview are assured that their
--""lcHtions vii be held most ~ncrcd.
--.A .-:te's an'l LiCney must b. addressed
BENZ. Z. JDSSELYN. VI. D., Tstamq
$50 Washington street
5P san Francisco Cal.
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These powders will be found Of essential value I"
those whose means, health, or other circumstan
ces DO not permit them To increase the number Of
perhaps ri-k Of life. This preparation i new. safe
lnta,l be. convenient and simple, and cannot IT.
luTe the health of the most delicate. II curtail-
no privileges, but gives strength and viGor. II
ally con derei it is # the highest utility and sus
tanned by the soundest principles Of prudcn and
virtue. Their should be avoided at certain
tines Price olu a box Sent - any part Il the
cast perfectly safe from suspicion.
Remit the amount by Mail or Express. addressed
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All in afiiction can find in him enc who can feel
and smpathize WITH AMI befrieni them in trouble
one in whose secrecy the utmost confidence can
be placed Consultation tBy Letter orotherwisej
FREE. SCeadlress below.
The Celebrated Female Remedies.
Compounded from the private prescriptions of Dr.
Yonng, have now obtained q most extended p"l'r
Iaritv and are correctly viewed To be the safest
and surest remedies for the com lants for winch
they are applied. The constantly sccruing testi-
monias of their efficacy declared them to be pre-
-minently superior t. heir action.
No laly should be without these Renpvat1ns
Agents. None genuine unless procured at this
office. Sent by mail or Express to any part Of the
State.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-03-18
VIC Art of 6lrlndIng TooIa.

More than one half Of the wear and
tear and breakage and bother of dull
tools come from lack of proper knowl-
edge and practice in grinding All
steel, however refined, is composed of
individual fibres laid lengthways in the
bar, held firmly together by cohesion |,
and In almost all farm implements Of
the cutting kind the steel portion which
forms the edge, If from section of a
bar, is laid in and welded to the iron
longitudinally, so that It is the side of
the bundle of libres hammered and
ground down that forms the edge.
Hence, by holding on the grindst0ue,
alLedge tools, as axes, drawing knives,
knives Of reapers, seythes, knives Of
straw-outters. ETC., In such manner
that the action of the stone is at right
angles with the plane of the edge; or
in palmer words, by holding the edge
of the tools square across the stone,
the direction of the fbres will be
changed so as to present the ends in
stead of the side as q catting edge. BY
grinding in this mauner a finer end
smoother edge is set, the tool is ground
in less time, holds an edge great deal
longer, and is less liable to "nick out"
and break.--Er. W@
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Accounts with the Farm.


There is no farmer who has tried the
practice Of keeping accurate accounts
wlth'his farm, who has not been BEN
eftted thereby. BY carefully entering
in the account book every item Of in
come and expenditure, the farmer not
only enables himself to see, at all times,
his financial condition, but the practice
fosters economy and regularity which
must necessarily be attended with the
happiest results.
Few men would make engagements
If they knew at the time they would be
unable to meet them but keeping no
account, as is the general rule with
farmers-they have no accurate idea Of
their income and expenditure, and in
their natural hopefulness, they contract
engagements beyond their income, and
the result is disappointment to the cred
itor and disaster to the farmer.
In view Of the obvious advantages
OF the practice, we earnestly urge every
farmer to provide himself with we'll
bound book, and commence to carefully
and accurately enter every item of re-
ceipt and expenditure connected with
his.farm operations, striking a balance
at the end Of each year. In connection
with this farm account, should be kept
a journal of the farm, in which sh ould
be noted every eventof the farm, such
as the commencement of plowIng, the
time Of planting, cultivating and har-
vssting the several cropsI the time of
planting trees with their varieties, etc,
etc. journal of the stock not being
neglected, Give the practice a tair
trial, and you will never abandon it,
Southern Rwdhst
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JACKSON STANDARD.
THURSDAY, MARCH IS, 1863.
snrIng RnInnces.


In nearly all the meat markets anC
many of the groceries and other shop:
where articles are sold by retail, are tc
be found some nice little contrivance
for cheating the purchaser and adding
to the gains of the buyer, called Spring
Balances.
The Spring Balance was never in
tended to give value received it is only
convenient to show an approximation
to the weight of the substance which
isattached to the hook or placed on the
suspended support below The spring
balance is almost the only sort Of ap-
paratus that is of more value to the
owner the longer its used. This con-
trivance does so, for the reason that
every strain on the tension of the
springs causes it to bend little easier
than at the previous time it was bent;
50 that, admitting it furnished a true
index Of the weight of an article when
it was new, it is certain that it will not
do SO after the lapse of a few months
of use.
Not only is the spring balance, mac
curate when compared with the lever
balance, but it is after little use, in
accurate when compared with itself /;
that is, it will require a greater weight
to register the tenth pound on the scale
than it did the first; for the reason that
smaller quantities are much more fire.
quently weighed than larger onesi or,
againS if ten pounds are weighed sop
arately they will not weigh ten pounds
when pat on the hook or support to.
gether.
No butcher or market man buys his
meat by.weight of a spring balance :;
and itisan outrage to sell it from twen-
ty to thirty cents per pound as ihdica7,
tedson such scales. The use of these
balances is a fraud on fair dealing that
communities should no longer tolerate.
The Canadian government has already
prohibited their use in the Dominion,
and we hope that our State legislatures
will move in the matter at their next
session Ed.
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CUES COUGH BAE SAM

This long tried and popular Remedy is again
called to the attention of the public As often
as the year rolls around, the prophetoFs annual
ly make their bow to the people, and remind
them that amongst the many things required for
the health, comfort and sastenancc of the family
through the long and tedious months of winter,
Goes Cough Balsom 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 threat
chest and lungs, cannot afford to be without 1t.
In addition to the ordinary four ounce so long
in the market, we now furnish our mammoth
family size bottles, which will, in common with
the other size be found at all Drug Stores
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New Book---2OO EngraVings,
A GENTS WANTED TO SELL THE
ssPenn Letter BOoks99

For Copying Lsters Without Press or Water.
This great Time Labor and Moncy-saving In
vention fills long-fet want, bringing a really
indispensable feature of business within the
reach of ALL.--Price 1925 and upwdrd None
see It but to praise its simplicity and convent
ence as il RECOMMENDS itself, and SELLS at sight.
Adapted to eusry kind Of business. 1t does not
pLag out, as the first sale is only beginning.
For testimonials terms, &C., address Z. GAR
RETT g. CO., 122 s, Clark st., Chicago, Ill.
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The parent who would train up q
child in the way he should 60, must 90
the way be should train up his child in.
He that is taught to live npon little,
owes more TO bis fathers wisdom than
he that has a great deal left him does to
bis fathers care.
When fish is wounded, the other
fishes fall Hpon and deyour him. There
is some human nature 10 fishes.
Momenwho make up their faces de.
eeife fheni4eses it fhey d.ipk that by
50 evipg tpcy arc more llkdy to tempt
men 70 make up their minds ~
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IIow o SOD U.Ing Tobaceo.

In recently published pamphlet,
Rev. Mr. Trask gives the following ad-
vice TO tobacco chewers; ao5 n
1. Make Che most Of your will, Drop
tobacco, and resolve never to use Il
again in any form.
2, Go to an apothecary and buy ten
cents worth Of gentian root, coarsely
ground "a n al9o io.a1il'
8. Take as much ofitafter each meal,
or oftener, as amounts to common
4uid Of ''fine cut" or acavendish."
q Continue this a few weeks and
you viii come of conquerer thop
thank God and thank us.
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This preparation has been used In the practice
Of ON an eminent physician for tho last twenty
wears and has proven TO be one Of tho most agree
able stomaohlcs and vegetable tonlcs ever known.
II Ia an unhlllng remedy for all dlsordered con-
dItions Of the system arising from Impaired Dl-
gestion, Torpid Liver, &C., &C.; and successfully
removes the tendency TO Fever and Ague In MAS
matte climates, giving to the whole digestive
apparatus vigorous aud healthy action. t
For the cure of Chronic Dyspepsia, Diseases
of tho Kldnovs aud Bladder, Nervous Affections,
Headaches, Vertigo, Iangor, lndlspositlon to ex-
ertlon and oil functional arrangements Of the
system, Il Ia an unlalllng remedy, aud viii be
found one OF the finest appetizer ever used.
II IL especially commended TO those suffering
from excessive use of liquors, and ls certain
remedy for restoring the normal condition of an
overlooked nervous system and allaying tho morbid
appetite for strong drinks.
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4 H.. JONES, ATTORNEY AT Law.
J JACKSON Ohio. 0iiice--on Main Street
I'm Court House, at the Office formerly occupied
by Wax. Hastings as Law Office. b 1d'ifall
MAY II, '6S-W
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.DINNERPILLS. :

All persons Of bilious habits, after eating or
drinking too freely, will find great relief In the
use of DR.. Robacks Blood Pills, they aid diges-
tion by stimulating the stomach, thus avoiding
the pain, nausea, sour eruetations, &C., which
follow from eating too heartily.
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FOR GROUP,

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

Or, Constipation of the Bowels, should always
receive prompt attention, as 1t pre-dlsposes the
system to disease The timely use of such val
liable cathartic remedy as Roback's Blood Pills
has saved much sickness, disease and death, and
many persons to-day, are indebted to these pills
alone for their very existence as the certificates
In our possession will attest.
SOLD by l-F
DR.. 0. G. MILLER, Jackson, Ohio.
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WHooPING COUGH.

The testimony of all who have used 1t for this
terrible disease, during the last ten years, is that
IL invariably relieves and cures 1t.
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"a Great Blessing" "
CLERGYMEN.

The Rev Isaac AIKEN, Of Alleghsny, testldes
that has cured him, after all other remedies
had failed.
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Notice in Partition.

NTH.LIAM H. ARTHUR and Catharine Ar.
wv thur, of Jackson county, Ohio will take
notice that petition was filed against them on
the 10th day of February, A. d., 1860. In the
Court Of Common Pleas, by Sllas M. Arthur and
Is now pending. wherein the said Sllas n. Arthur
demands partition of the following real estate
situated in jackson county, Ohio; and bounded
and described as follows to-wlt The east half
of the southeast quarter, of section number
thirty-hve township number six, of range num-
der eighteen. Also, q east half OF the north
east quarter, OF section number two, township
number five. of range number eighteen exeept
eight acres off of the south end Of said tract.
Also sixty-four acres Off the west Side of the
northwest quarter of section number one, town.
ship number five, Of range number eighteen,
except eight acres of of the south end Of said
tract, and that at,the May term Of said Court,
A. d. 1853, application VIII be made by the said
Silas NJ. Arthur that the dover of the said Cath
arlne Arthur may be assigned, and for an order
that partition may be made of said premises
~ SILAS M. ARTHUR,
BY D. MAcKLEr, his Attorney. iliaai 5oa
Feb. IS, 60-6w. rts
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ELEVEN YEARS

OfExperience with q constantly increasing de-
mand for Roback's Medicines Is sufficient ac-
acknowledgement of their Intrinsic merit, and
places them the very first in rank for curing the
diseases for which they are recommended. Sold
by all druggists.
RoTn ny
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DROPsY.

And Dropsical Swellings are always relieved and
often permanently. cured by the Alternative effect
which the timely use of Robaek's Blood Purlf-
er, when taken in conjunction with RobOck's
Blood Pills, is sure to produce.
f8 SOLD BY
Or. o. C. MILLER, Jackson, Ohio.
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DR.. o. c. MILLER, Jackson, Ohio.
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HAIR DRESSING,

nothing else can be found so desirable. Con-
tanning neither oil nor dye, 1t does not soil white
cambric, and yet lasts longer on the hair giving
II rich glossy lustre and grateful perfume.
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The Great Desideratum Of the

str Dyed, or the glands atrophed and decayed.
Bat such as remain can be saved for usefulness
by this application. Instead of fouling the hair
with pasty sediment, it win keep It clean and
vigorous. Its occasional use will prevent the
hair from turning gray or falling off, and con-
sequently prevent badness. Free from those
deieterlous substances which make some prepar-
ations dangerous and Injurious to the hair, the
Vigor can only benefit but not harm it. If
wanted merely for q
, 1869-11-10
Assessment, Notice.

Whereas. heretofore. tn VII. GA the twenty tfA I
dsy nj uztrhrs, A. II. tse tar H0a.d 1t TsuFtcs -
the towu ot Hyde Park adors'd the falia1tak osa-
pAIre:
Er It ord atne hy the Board Of Trustees n{ the toWo
cf u.oe Fark that souey Itlsnd Rxenle &c tmpsovsA
by krssirk t SANG the fdn # tt1ty fevt from fh6
ss!a linz Vi s..sy tt.~ah ( rtt 70 G.lanst i.ts q
FrLs 10 the width Of sixteen text and to she
uelth cs c-e foot and that th- czrr.r snd cost q
scsstnenf s1tent ot tht b<uttts r.n!siak tte
y eh nptIvrtrrnf upon the II Il eftr specially benz
rtEl ttetely IN ptvestton " The beasnts rrs1ttnG
thereto - neatly AZ may be-
md 7Ots Of making ths tuRsoyemsht& & eSntsrtsted ~
And v heIeae. tho unt<EstFnea the duly eleet$d
md constituted to make the assessment
eanten piat&d bE eaid foregoing ordinance ana .
tfmAttd r1penAe and cost; . i,
rsrcns irrrtit1 th.t The ;ls.arrsn. u
xll neet On the 18th das 1t 'sraF l. u - oeioes
cf that DAY Ae the hste - i'tfkf W. " aate+ =
HydA TsIk fthe pIrr4~e e making the kfs<estneOa
eontemnlxtcI bS thc fostkainH sIa
eYr<nre md tctt GEU, VI. WAITE,
! H. CRAY.
HAMlLTUS SR. ROGUE.
Dated Nov. L lstsa- te'tist1!a ttootf1
, 1869-11-10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Tart Of Chicago.
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, 1869-11-10

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siGhr Abti tntsKT, Tho whpls road will q IN rum
htht hFrirf fv Mh+tre0u W thr nrpt Of Juke. Tne
psN ttti ~ tttnrIbk tf0Ht FetfysftusR 10 M1sk1.
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frtn. tntFtFAith In tFt %hfy rn1rettnn Gt the
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sH'skr ~ tAehi 1fstEu sat<1 hnskc6sin, tD prs.
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