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Master Commissioners Sale.

Master Commissioners sale.
State Of Ohio Jack'os COuHty, -.
Nathan BreWu. Court Common Pleas,
va Hgf Jaeksou Connty.
Peter Horner. ct ais. 1st order Of sale.
Purouant to the cOmmsnd Of an order Of sale
issned 10 the above styled cause, and To me dk
reeied 40 Special Master. l win offer at public
auction at the door Of the CRRrt House, 10
Jackson, q said County Of Jackson on
Saturday, February 9Th, A. D., 1859,
at one o'clock, P. w., Of said day. the following
described real estate, situated 10 tie county OF
jackson and State Of Onio, to.witi
The east half Of the southeast quarter Of Sec
ton number eleven (11). township number
seven (7). raBgeuHm tef DIN tteen C1s), contain
ing eighty (SO) aeres, more or less--ex eeptlng-
small piece descrlbsd ipA fBpndg reserved 10
Daniel Yesran.
Valued al S193 &c.
To be sold as the property OF Peter Homer
aud others, TO satisfy jEdgncni rendered W
SAID ConrI in'favor 0f Nsthha Bf9wp.
TerLns Of sale culb. ~ 30
Given under py haRd thls SSlA day of Janu-
ary. A. d., 1862 III
JOHNSON WADE. shh J. c.,
and Special Master COmmlsSianer Court Com.
Pleas Of said COUNTY.
J. W. Laird, Attorney for PIE
Jan 70. '69-SE--pL s11 40
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Sherif Sale.

STATE n Ohio. JaeEsOa CosAIy q
Lewis c. Damarin, Survivor. &c. ! Court Com.
ofCs A. ". DamaTfn. deed. Pleaa, Jack
against son Co. o.
Rordyce H. Keith, AdIoIuistrator, lst order Of
and others. sale.
PursuanE 10 the command Of an order Of sale
issHed from said Court. and 10 me directed.
vii ! offer nj public auction al The door Of the
Court House, III Jack scn, In iaId courty Of
Jackson, on ~
Saturday, February 27th, A. d. 1859,
at one O'Clock. P. H.. Of said day. the following
Described premises, t6-Wit: -...
The bouse now standing on Lot number sew.
enteen (17) ii the town Of Jaeksoa, county Of
Jackson and State or Ohio.
Said premises valued Of S300 90
Ordered to be sold as the property Of Bhrtsmus
French deceased. 70 satisfy Judgment render
ed by said Court in favor OF Lewis G. Dsmarin,
survivor OF G! a. w. Dnmsrin Il Co.. and a.
eainst Fofhyce ~ Keith, administrator Of Tie
estate Of Bartemua French. Deceased.
Said property must sell for two thirds Of the
appraised value.
Terms Of sale cash In hand, on Gay Of sale
Given under my hand this 2slh day Of Janu-
JOHNSON WADE, sh'R J. c.
o. T. Moore, Attorney for PIE
Jan %. '69--6w-pf. S12 30
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Som Maake ago one Of our aubaeribers,

SOME weeks ago enc Of our subscribers,
Mr., Holly Austin, Of North Madison, Indiana
called o. our Office Mr.. Austin Informed US
that he assisted In putting up the first printing
press that was ever brought to jackson county.
He was then young man, going to school at
this place. That was in the year 1S47, The
little press was put up lp the old Auditors ONCE,
BY Hoy 4 Hebard, and upon 1t was printed for
. few mOnthS the Jackson AURORA, soon after
wards changed to the Jackson STANDARD.
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ORIGINAL SONG.

Good news good news the Cable brings
Ger oil the wires 1t nies,
Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machine ie't
Brought heme the Golden Prize. e-
Old Uncle Sam first struck the note
John Bull then cnught the sound,
Then came from France the echo bAck,
Wheeler & Wilson's crowned.
And now the people no longer doubt
So long 1t has stood the test,
The hews Is fairly noised about,
That Wheeler g. w ilson is the best.
OF which there Is over $4,000 pow In use
deliveted; and instructions given free,
By.J. s. TITUS, Agent,
Jan. 1T. jackson County, Ohio
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Arswrn 70 70. / 81 ). 3 ;. EvAss.
The .olalloa I. perhaps too long for public.
Medical N0tice. e.--Dr. CoNE nay B.
In la6a Is folloK1i

consulted in 1869 as follow;
In JACKSON. at the Gibson House, on Wednes-
DAYS, and until the accommodation train goes
north, on Thursdays in the GiternOon. Feb. 18th
and 18th; April 7th and 9Th May 18th and 18th;
June 16th and 18th July 2lst aud I'D Sept.
18Th aud 14th NO817th and 18TH oijoT
In HAMDEX, at the jackson House, on Tues
days, Feb 10th; April 6; May IL june Is /;
July 20; Sept z; Oct. 12; Nov l6.
Dr. coNE most cordially invites all persons in
delicate health to visithiI rooms. They will be
amply rewarded for their trouble, by the thor
OuSkse1amination, and satisfactory description
given their cases 9 8Flg} 'aHeh
Consultation free in all cases.
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FoR some time a revolution has been
in progress in Cuba, and there is strong
talk Of annsxing that Island to the
United States. II this should Be aO-
eOmpliShsd, Graham intends TO tsks
the contract Of supplying the Island
with tim ware, stoves, gra.es, and all
such useful articles, If Graham under
takes il. be viii putt through
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Hos. B. r. Wade has our thanks fOr
acopy Ofthe Report of.hS Commission
Or Of Agriculture for the year 1867.
AnswerS to ArithmeticaI OuestioNs,

NO. 8. ny D. D. EVANS.
As Z and IS are prime numbers,
their least common multiple is their
product, or 81, to which if beadd-
ed, the SUM is 90. 'ta9 eooe ia
Now if92 could be divided respect.
lively BY the other given numbers, q, s,
9, and II, aud leave the required re-
mainders, ,itwould be the number sought
but by trist we Rnd that itoannOt BE-
divided by any one Of them and give the
required remainder Then the required
number must be some multiple of 81,
with 1 added. Multiply 81 BY 9, and
adding ] we have 1873, which being di-
vided respectively by all the given
numbers, will leave the required re-
mainders, and is therefore the number
OfhOgS required. Ans. 1873. = q
fir- lIi hlt CHRoMo
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CouKr WEEK.-Nsxt week will be
Court week ], and everybody, and bis
wife, andhls childrsS, viii bs in town.
Now when you are looking around fOr
the place to trade, just drop in At
Trips Store, 1 few doors Hbove the
POstOfics, on Broadway. Now re-
member, We do not ask you to trade
there, but only call in. After you have
seen his goods, and heard his prices,
If yOado not trade, Il will be your
fault.
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THE THREE RED PosTs. --On Mon
day We were putting up sOme Cardsiu town, and
we called In at saylors new grocery store on
Broadway. and wo found his stock we'll kept up,
and also noticed that he had added quits lot Of
dry goods uetlons &c. sOylOr's stock Is all new,
and q the best quality. and he sells remarkably
low fer cash, or such country produce as he can
turn to account. Just call in and see his goods.
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FariAsd Weekly By CrtAs. RmoDEs, ESQ.,, Record
er Of Jaeksoni County.

Farnasasd ws.kly 5g CHis. RmooEs ESQ.,, Record
T9f Jaekson COuRty.,
if Fs -.
Dennis Murphy st al To- Ellen Murphy quit
claim to Sncres IN Washington tp....... $50
II. BoNickels and wlferto James Murphy--40
acres in Washington tp ..... ... :. :. asa 1856
Auditor Atkinson 70 Charles MeGinnis-27 acres
In Washington tp,.... ...................G
samuel Miller and wife to john Richert-l20
AInbfoss Davies and wife to Margaret Springer
quit claim to 80 acres In Jackson tips and 2t
acres ID Liberty tp. ........,.,..........e e10O
Samuel Mulvaney ct al, to Pleasant Springer
quit claim 10 30 acres in jackson tp., and %
acres In Liberty tp...........-.-........S sow
Peter Plckrel and wife to to G. W. Watson-part
lot. 133in town Of jackson ). !....!... $500
N iriSm Smith to john JOnss-7S acres III Madl-
Detril tonglott and wife 70 L. W. Frsnch--part
lot IN the town of jackson. 81, 200
L. w. French and X. G. Barber TO Detril Lougr
lOtt--psrt Of out lots 26 and a. In noath half
of the town Of jackson Northumberland 1925
Wn, R. Jones and vile 20 JOha T. Jenes--S0
acres In Liberty tP,,:.....;. ....$eVo
John T. Jones and vile to Vim, A. BlshOp- lot
Is In John I, Jones Add. to Portland. @l25
Isaac hcGhee and wife 10 Cynthia Nance--8
acres In Washington tp,. ..... .,...... S20O
J.sA. Sell aud wits 10 MaryJ. McGhet-4S acres
In Washington tp. p....l....,...........:.. s4OO
David h. Fields tO Joseph Aten-quit claim 10
One-sixth of,160 acres in ecioto tp. =. i .S8Ov
VIM. lay, gdardlan to Andrew Law--8e acres
s. r. land 10 Liberty tp.,,,.........,.S4 .S4l5
\. II. Miller and A. A. Fariar aud wives "
}. Nj. Sheridan out lot So in south half OF the
town uf Jackson. .....................8 5000
VIM. Roberts and wife to N. LowsnS.Sln--
lot 12>inthe tOwno Of jackson !. 49,. .tS5O
Morgan Thomas to L. H. AOrgans-2 shares in
Cambria FuTngce. .,......!......9 =. .tsUY
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Tnr IsHAn HOUSE. --DR. I. T. MoN.

- 1900 y N
AHAx has been fitting up this old and popular
tavern, and has made important changes Ia Its
arrangement, Hshas thoroughly renovated 1t,
aAd will open It 70 the public on AsIt Monday,
the arSt DAY Of March. As the Court OF Gem
men Pleas will meet on that day, and also the
County Commissioners, aud the Criminal ter m
If the Probate Court will commence on Tuesday,
many peOplewiIl have business in town next
week. He asks the public to call aud see hi Is
house, and its arrangement.
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g Tax ground hog is . miserable hum
bug. On Monday last the weather
turned cold, and on Tuesday rneruing
the trees were covered with slest, ahd
the snow was flying. We fear that the
ground hog and all his followers did
not succeed in saving the fruit. Y
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That CoNoERT!-The eohcsrI OF
which We spoke last week, willnOtbe held OF the
Church, bnt at the old Court Room. It will be
held tomorrow. Friday) night We. hope the
attsndanesmay be large. aStheobiect iS good
enc, and we believe the young folks will make
Il entertaining and agreeable.
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Dr.. o. 6. MfLEER. Jackson. Ohio.
TIE INCLEMENT SEASON,

Aad itSe6scts on ne jpedk dad FEEBLE.
The drafts which searching cold makes upon
the Vital powers Of the debIlllated and delicate
are not lees severe than ne drain upon their
str sngth caused by excessive beat The vast
disparity between ihs seInpemluFe oi over
heated roomp and Offices. At this season. and the
frigidIty Of tihs outeraIr. Is fruitful source Of
siekness' Ts fOrtlfy the body against the evil
cOnsequeRcesl of the sudden alterations of heat
and cold referred 10, thef vital OtsAhisati6A
should be stfehgt heRed and endowed with extra
resistant power by tbeuse of wholesome in
vigoraBt; and Of oil preparations for this pur-
pose, (Whether embraced in the regular phar-
macOpoIs, or advertised In the public journals }
there's none that win compare In purity and
excellence with HosTETTERs STOMACH
BIRTERsss Acting directly p9ons the organ
which tenteEls ne sfood into tie fuel ef life the
preparation imparts 10 1t tone and Vigor which
is communicated to every hbreOf the frame.
The digestive function being accelerated by It's
tonic operation, the liver regulated by its anti
bilious properties, and the waste matter Of the
system carried OF ppnctuAly by It's mild aperI-
eDt action, the whole organization. viii neees-
safily be in the best possible confederate meet
the shocks Of winter and the sudden changes oil
temperaturs. The weak and sensisIYe, especially
cannot encounter these yicissitudes wIth safety
unless their tender systems are Strengthened and
brsced by artificial means. Every liquor sold 81
staple Of trade is addlterated, and, were Il
otherwise, mere alcohol is simply atemporafy
excltant, Will ch. when It's first effects hare sub
sided leaves the physical powets 5Ahd the mind
as well) IN o worse condition than before.
HOsTETER'S BITTERS, on the other hand.
contain the essential properties Of the most
taluable le tonic and Alternative roots, baTks and
herbs, and their active principal is the. mellow
est. least exciting, and most inoeuous Of ell
diffusive stimulants. Ht il.ss eiir3
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VIZ have received from Eckstein Ma
gle &Co., $50 Arch Street, Philadelphia,
large number Of samples of paper and
envelopes. Their stationery is certain-
ly very fine, and their prices low.
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WE have received from d. Appleton
&Cs,, Of New York, another number
of .hsiv cheap sditiOasOl the WAystIey
Novels, BY Sir Walter Scott. ltis
"WoodEtOck," and it is volume Of
over two hundred pages, beautifully
printed, neatly bound in paper cover,
and sold for only twenty Eve cents.
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The best place to get your drugs,
medicines, paints, oils, dye Stuffs, and
: hundred other thinep in that line, i
at the Drug Store OfEnOs Reed 4 Bro,
Portsmouth, Ohio. iB
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MELANCHOLY

Is one OF the many disorders Of the nervous sys-
TEN, arising from low state Of the constitu-
tional health or severe prostratlon after long
c continued sArkness, and requires Invigorating
remedies like Robacks Stomach BitteFS 70 re-
store the nerves TO their natural vitality 1
3aaHt io laagl97 eotD ny aiHa u if
1'f Or. o. o. MILLER, jackson, Ohio.
Jan. 21, '6s-2m
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HoN. Isaac r. SHERwooD, Secretary
ORstats, has cent US copy Of the Annual Re-
port Of bis predecessor, Hon. John Rhsssll. It
4 . volume OF 276pAges, filled with interesting
and usesui statistics.
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THERE is no place like the Orange
Furnace Store, after all. There il no
spasmOdic action there, Il always .pur-
sues the even tenor of ito way. Go
there to trade.
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CONvALESCENTs,.C

Or persons recovering from EeYers o. any Of lht
insligBsnt forms Of disease, will End Robacki
Stomach BIttera Invaluable as q tonic and stImu.
lant for removing OIL the prostrating efiectl
mhich follow disease Il snnplles the great waal
80 long felt forsa safe sna reliable tonie and
appetizer.
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H. H. FULLERr ON, who had resided
in our town for period Of over fifteen
years, has sold out and rsmOvedtO
Kentucky. He has gone upon . farm.
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Mr.. MATTHEW RIDDEIL, Of Glasgow,
Scotland, writes Il have found PalmerS Lotion
more useful, than anything have tried for bad
eruption have had on the face for the last nine
monlhs-would you therefore send me two one
dollar bottles, addressed to Queens Hotel, To-
rOuto. @. W. q isst H& & E8
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''PERsoNAL REcoLLEcrroNs' this
week, by Elder Stewart, will be found
highly interesting, especially to our
Methodist friends Who will next aid
US in this department I
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/ LOCAL MATTERS.

AbvkKrlsEMENrs for insertion in the
sr.HDAub, huit Be handed In byinOon on Tues
~ each week, a. the paper Is made up on Tues
AAy evening. ~ n
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aJ.lF. TowELL, Portsmouth, Ohio, Of
is<s 70 the Merchants and Furnscsmen Of Jackson
county Superior stock OF Dry Goods & Notions,
Satsrns the most hyorAbls III
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JOuNlC. srEvESsON ESQ, Of Vance
burg, Ky, formerly of our town, ar
rived here on Monday. He will prOba.
bly, remain during Court
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The attention of our readers is directed to the
advertisement of GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE, in
another part Of this paper.
This truly Valuable Medicine is recommended
by ell who uAesit, 4Read tie;certifeAtsG
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OUR friends in efferson and Madison
.Ownshlps viii please bear in mnd the appoint;
msnts Of Assistant Assessor Miller. at Portland,
on Friday, the 2eth Of February. This 10 i'm
portaut. ht"
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ALE persons indebted to the firm Of
Sutherland q KaGms wTll please cSIl and ssttl
immediately, aS Mr.. Adama expects 20 leave
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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, Jackssn coun-
against n ltE Ohio. e.
William Donnelly. Defendant. JpgeM ta
On the 9th day Of February, A. d. 1869 said
Justice issued an order Of attachment in the
above action for the sum of three 14-io0 dollars
with interest at ten per cent per annum from
December 22d. 1856 W. K Hastings,
d Feb. II, 1s60--8w. pe9 Atty for Pi'tfIs.
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CHANGE OF Firm. The undersigned,
partners in the firm heretofore known at 7. j.
PuSsll q Co.. respectfully announce that We
have associated with rs MI. :. e. Ewing, and
have formed eo-pArtnefship under the hrm
name Of fPurssll, Ewing 4 Co., for the ccnsinu-
ation Of the Wholesale and Retail QueensvaFe
BuSIass. 9e G MRS. AMANDA PURSELL.
'3a'a eta 'as 7. J. PURsELI, Z
S,,sa I, y XXX @. 7. PURsELL.
sawHh reference to the foregoing notice, We
Beg leave 70 say. that 81 the aavAntages which
can be gained ~ long experience in this line Of
SuSizess, and by ample facilities win beseeursd
70 our patrons, and We solicit continuation Oi
The confidence 50 liberally bestowed upon the
Izts arm.
Il Is earnestly urged that those knowing
themselves indebted 70 the old nrm, and whose
accounts are hsw due. will arrange for rsnd MAKE
immediate settlsmsnt. I'M
asag PUKsELL, EWING 4 co.
Portsmouth, o.. Jan. IS, 90. a5fs
a4i4%v'AAT-es tfal H HivHti Qlga "a NHh
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A GENTS wANTEDTo SELL THE
ssPenn Letter Book,''

For Gopyiss Letters Without Press Or Wstsrs@
This great Time, Labor and Moasy-saVing In
vsntlon 6lls leng.fslt WAut, Bringing really
Indispensable feature OF business within the
reach Of ALL.-Prics s2.25 and upward. None
see 1t but 70 praise its simplicity and c0n veni-
encs, as 1t REcoMMgxDs itself and SELLS at sight.
Adapted tosVeTy kind Of 6EsHsss. It does not
play out, as the first sale is only beginning.
Fortestimonials, terms &C., address r. GAR
RETT & CO., 122 s. Clark ST., Chicago, Ill.
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li' SAVE YouR MoNEY. Buy whore you
can buy the best and cheapest s ~. aw.fi
Best Family FIour at $500 per barrel Retail
smaller suantitsai IN proportion. i ss'lH
u Jeans, FlanneIs LInssys casaimsres, salinstls.
iBlsnksts Stocking Yarn, &C.. at low prices.
-deH'l aaat9bss aass BUM, DAVIS &CO.
Dee .'es--aq Trsnklin Mills, 0hie.
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2sLlERRARY NoTIcEs. .-We have re-
sslvsd No. of that excellent and popular pub
lieasiou, Zsll's Encyclopedia. Price tea cents
per number. Pabllshsd ny T. EllwoOd zsll
Philadelphia. yiitfr i1os
The February number Of Peters
PsrIsr Conpaalon for the Flute, Violin and
fIaao, Il received. An excellent publication.
Price es,oO per year. sr 80 cents per number.
Address J. L. Peters, Box S42s. New York. .ra
The second number Of the Western
Monthly hes come to hand. This is . beautiful
and highly lntansRng Magazine, Publishsd at
Chicago, H., q 4 Tuttle at e2.eO per
yes.
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Hoofland's German BItters
Hollands German Tomb

h combination Of al liS fagredGeSks Of ns gngpT
SgiA PURs Santa CTHF Rum, Orange, ste- y = ess9
ToT he same diseaser AZ be Bisrs IN cases tSNrs sma
pvYe alcoholic Gtplults q required YoH ieiu bear -
mind tbat hs5s remedies entirely different frey
aHq Others Gduertised for he cure Of Ne dftodses Rde4
Aese bRo sientifc preparations Of fssdeindf extracts,
SohiIe he oilers ara HSre decoctfont Of II soae
foTm The TONIC is dlridsdIy one Of ne most pieae
,amt and aereeubgs remedies eUsr offered 70 ~ Pibt4
ne tate q szquiste His pleasure 70 take = sehf<
EfsgvfNo, elhildrafino and Medicinal qudlitsg kae9
sasisd b b enSl0H as he preatsst " au teaa& i9
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THE following are the proceedings in
ths Probate Court Of Jackson county for the week
ending on Saturday last; ~,
ts8ie8 MARRIAoK LICENSES. "a.
Andrew J. Dever and Eliza J. Brown.
~ .s.s MISCELLANEOUS. bea
William Mossbargsr appointed guardian q
John MOssbargsr lunstle Bond $4,000,
David 7. Jones' administrator Of Danisl T.
5snsss alsd petition to sell land Is
sale sI real eslsts- -coSnrmed in case Of VIM.
Law, guardian, va. Charles Reed ct al
J.W. Laird appointed to inspect the Treasury,
Report Of inspection tled. 44aa. B gst :.
In the case Of Mary Pre, guardian. rs. Flea
nor Price. order Of appralsemsnt issued,
stals Of Ohio v.John Craig. Transcript Sled'
One account hlsd. N
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WY TANTED.-To SELL. Four hundred acres
w wood land, in Jackson township, in this
county. Title good, terms low, payments easy.
Inquire Of this office.
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Z CHARLES RHODES.

!. n o tary Pub lic.
0fes I. Rseerdw's 0flos, s sltc SEE il4a
Rrut ykOKsoN Q. n. OHIO.
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IRON REV JosEPHH. KENNARD. D. D.

IRON REV. JOSEPH Il. KENNARD. D. D.
Pastor Of the Tenth Baptist Church, PlliiAasipA1
= DBs JAoKs0N--DBAh SIR:--l hare been .fTeqsal
Fequssed 10 connect my name iOith recommendation
aiberent kinds Of edieiAes bHt regafdfsS as rras8
a. o Of NY appropriate gphcre. Ihape IN al casa
eaed bs iSt dcieaT proof u various iitsta,css, aa9
particularly in my olgH JdHsity Of fs uaeg ~ -
HoqfaRds German BitteTs depart for oaes frels -
AsuGte0urse % express my full eozsieoH Aat foI So
era debility of the system and especially for LAyH
Complaint, it is a. T@safe and vaiuAes!
pTepaT alton. IN some eassa -
fail; bta usually, dots& Hssya -
deM Aa abOps easssG ,RoErs very rePeSfnela -
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Attachment Notice.
John II. Stephenson. plaintiff,

Charles TAYLOR. defendant. s.,v
Before D. W. winfough, J. P. of Lick township.
jackson county, Ohio. 81 sl ,.rsa .E
nN the soth day of ofJanuafyl A.s1l.. 1869. said
" iustice issued an order of attachment In the
above action for the snm of 1880.
a JOHN H. STEPHENSON 1
feb. .1s--3w By j. W. Laird, Any. for Plth.
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TETANTED. D.-Farmers and Planters to know
w that at the Webster Nursery there are 1000
nfst claas frait trees forssisSat ths lowest mar
ket price @4Appiss Pears, Peaches Piums &
Cherries, Strawberries &c. Now Is the time to
p'Fss Feb. ii, 1862 Lsw! 0li0ll AL. wOoD.
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FROM HOE. GEO ". wooDwARpA pra
Chisf Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Pennsy vsni
PHILAaELPHIA, March Us, 1851.
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(eaffn0 beverG0e, bta Is good oafo, sssfI e 4frA
ef De di0sstlue organs, and Of great beHsft . cass
sebity asd panf Of nsTyOus action, IN De svseqA IhTi
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