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TpE New Boston, which continued run
MIN, some time after the rest Of the North
err Line packets had gone into winter quar-
ters, los, money during the last two weeks
aha WAS RAINING.
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SINCE the misiuformation furnished the
papers concerning the vote for the cane at
the Episcopal Church Fair, promised cor
rectlon has been looked for thus far in vain.
The glory Of being recognized as the most
popular dry goods salesman in Mr.. Parsons
case, resembles that Of soldier who is
buried ia ditch aud has his name mis-
spelled in the report. A careful revision OF
the votes poIled shows: Gregg, 357; Per
sons, 342; Mayo, 1875; Champion, IA; De
woe. 81: Gates, 20; Woodruff, 2; Aiken, 2
Lalare, ,; Wadswor,h, /. Total, 997, a
Is cents, $24i.25,
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Tue incest thing out i. the Etna Sewing
Machine just received a fms lot and for
sale bv ". T. Norris under Norris hall,
Illinois street. DOT
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MARKET PMcEs.-Dressed hogs sell Oh
Market Square for lOtaila cents wheat
a. 55aGO cents. Corn at % and oats at Az
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD
OF SUPERVISORS.
Special Term, Dec. 18th, 1853.


Board meet pursuant to adlouromeht
Present same as yesterday. The Special
Committee to whom was referred the propo
sitiou of S. II Ash 'nte!ter MAKE the to!!o"
ing report which on motion 10 received
and adopted aud the Committee discharged
VIZ:
Geptemen: We your Special Committee
to whom was referred the proposition OF |
NJ Asheufelter to make abstracts tor salH |
county, and the proposition OF Gable u 20 |
10 donate certain abstract books to the
county, respectfully repor! that ut the pres
eut time, when the county is 40 deeply ~
debt and cur expenses are 80 much Incf'as
ed by the oct OF April 18th 1869, Wmch
increases the expenses Of the county IRON
| FIVE to ak thousand dollars per annum' we
do not think it proper or advisable TO &C
cppt Of said proposition though We cohsl1eF
| he ssIne kind and liberal
| +. II. johnson, Spec,al
G. b KNOX, Committee.
WIN s. hhSthN' cu
| Supervisor Bruuer offered the following
preamble and resolutions which on mo'on
! uf Supervisor Knox is adopted;
WHEREAS, No better incentive can DC
|
havior and promote an interest IN STUDY
than Offering suitable reward; ana
WHEREAS, This board enter'alns hVeIy
interest in the, well being OF the orphans OF
orr deceased oo'o'efS "n" ues.'e '''"' '!
grow up the pride Of the nation there
fore
Resoleed, That each member OF THIS
b ard contribute the sum OF two dollars 10
he expended in the purchase OF SIX prizes
Three to be offered and awarded to three
boys and the others to three girls OF the
Illinois Soldiers Orphans nome 81 norma
who shall be adjudged by the superintend
ent thereof as having made the best record
IN department from January lst 1917 &c
. July 18th 1870. Those meriting the rewards
offered shall be reported by said superin
teudent to the President Of the Board O
Trustees Of said Institution and oy h'm the
prizes shall be presented, and we hereby re
commend the Supervisors and county com
missioners of this state to emulate our ex
annie
= On motion of Supervisor Knox, the claim
D of T. p. REYNOLDS. which was referred bach
~ the committee or swsmp lands was re
. lid opd an h;s further motion the repor
,r said committee made on the 10th inst
d aand.a he adding the words "sn,
# ''1,,r ~ resolr,;o, of his hoard TO the con
$500 no,,s;,b.tand;ne" and "a amended. O,
II. otion of Supervisor Morris the report
\ or ,;so, U;(s,, :, tho cbair
Il The bill Of C. II. Stoddarl for recordin
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Odd Fellows

Rock Island Lodge No. Is, I. 0. 0 f., meets
every Monday evening at Odd Fellows Hall,
,outheast corner Of Illinois and Eag,s sts., at
c.. KNOX, n. g.
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Wanted,

An agent for zelrs Encyclopedia, he Comp'n-
dun Of human knor!sdge. Those who have not
yet subscribed, address
J.W. MARsH,
Genl. kg,.
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each insertion OF all articles under this head
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Masonic

Barrett Chapter No. la, r. A. NJ, meet. al
Masonic Hall on the First and lh'rd tuesdays
Of each month.
HESRY BuRaowER, II.
Gro. L. CARLToE, Sse'y.
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pailp argus.
Mouday Evening, December 30, 1863.


ordsrs for Job Printing will meet with promp
.,,sn,ion AT the Aaaus Orrics, aud be exeautod
in the very best manner and at reasonable rates.
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Fine Solid silvsrgsre.


4 choice a.sortmsut of he --latest patterns,
suitable for wedding and other presents, just
received at Rutrnbeok Cos, % West Second
street, under the Nowcomb House, Davenport.
SaTuTh
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N, c. CONNOLLY,

, TroRNRY AT LAW AND NJ TARY p9b
lie, Rock Island, LII. once over the fo''
uthee.
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LEGAL Notice.

GUSAN MAYHEM and Jefferson Mayhew
- her husband Of Wayne county, H.; the
unknown heirs of Harrison Jenk ms decea sed.
one of the b eirs atlaw of William H. G. jenkins,
deceased, Eho resides in The State Of Kansas
the unknown heirs of Mary Ward, deceased and
their father, William Ward, all of whom resides
in the Territory of Idaho solomon Jenkins,
who resides In theState of Iowa james Jenkins,
who resides in LAFAYETTE county, Missouri
Will take notice that Joseph Jenkins. Executor
of the last will aud testament of William II. e.
jenkins, deceased on the 22d day of Fehrnary,
A. D., 1860, filed his petition in the Probate
Court within and for the county of Jackson and
State of Ohio against them and Others, Hlteging
that the personal estate of said William H. C.
Jeuk ms deceased, has been duly exhausted in
pursuance of hia said will and that it is nee
essary TO sell the real estate Of said William H.
e. jenkins deceased, TO dlscharge aud pay of
the legacies created BY said will that he, the
said William II. c. Jenkins, died seized in fee
simple of the following described real estate,
situated in the county of Jackson. State Of Ohio.
tow it, The west half Of thenorth-east quarter
of section number two (2), of township number
five (5), of range number eighteen QSl
Also part OF the west half of the southeast
Quarter of section number thirty-iye (55), town.
ship number six (6), Of range number eighteen
0S), and being thirty-iye acres oil Of the south
end of said west half Of the south eas quarter of
said section number thirty-ive (35).
Said real estate Is incumbered by the dover Of
Clarissa Backus, widow of said William H. G.
Jenkins deceased, which has been duly set of
and assigned by metes and bounds.
The prayer Of said petition is for sale OF said
premises, subject to said dover estate, for the
payment of said legacies and costs aud charges
Incident to said sale. Said petition will be for
hear ing on the 9th day of March, A. D., 1869
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. or as soon thereafter US leave
can be obtained. 90
ea .aau1.a JOSEPH JENKINS
Executor of William Il. g. Jenkins deceased.
I James Trip, Attorney.
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The following gentlemen compose the Jury in
this case Adam winfodgb, B. " Scott jr.. J.
A. Sell, J. J. Trexler Joseph Humphreys, En-
zy Castor, Milton McKinniss, VIM. A. Stephen
son, Ripley johnson, James NJ. Arthur orlmsley
Poor and George Bartlett
This case was remarkable In some respects.
Several Of the witnesses admitted that they he'd
committed perjury, aud It was pretty difficult to
ascertain tile truth in the case The case was
submitted to the jury at ten O'Clock on Monday
night. and verdict of guilty was returned the
same night. Jones and Hastings for the State,
Laird for defense.
State Of Ohio VS.. William Ryan Selling liq-
uor. Plea guilty. Fine stO 90 and costs
Margaret Smiley vs.. Finley Smiley. This was
a petition for divorce charging extreme cruelty,
gross neglect Of duty, and former marriage.
Divorce granted on the ground Of extreme cru
city and gross neglect of duty. Mackley for Pc
titoner .#fiA
Andrew Long VS.. w. II. Brown g. Co. This
was an action to rescnd a lease Of coal lands
Decree for plaintiff. Notice ofappcal. DuHad-
way & Mayo for plaintiff, Trip for defendants.
Thomss I, Sutherland VS.. VIM. II. hampton
ct al This was a suit against hampton, Neville,
Jones and Watson, for trespass, in mining coal
under the plaintiffs lot in Jackson The evil
dence was conflicting, land the Court remarked
that in deciding the case, it was somewhat guess
work. Judgment for $125 so against Neville
and Watson. Both parties demanded aBecond
trial Trip for plaintiff, DuHadway & Mayo
for defense, 60 H.
On Tuesday afternoon Richard Williams was
brought into Court and sentenced to the Peni-
tentiary for three years. Beverly Sharp was
also brought in and sentenced to the Peniten-
tiary for three years - p. ..-r..-.r ,-.,.
There were Number of orders made, judg-
mcnts and DEGREES taken, and cases decided upon
notions demu rrers &C., which would not be of
interest to the general reader. r.. !.
On Wednesday forenoon Court adjourned sine
=,
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T1IT7lTI q Y :
Ii Ffom 80 Dlspensatory Of the Unlted state..

DUCHU. , '7E T7gIgg . 2 ?
ID From Dispensatory Of the United States.
DIOsMA -BUCHU LEAVES.
PRorEaTIEs.-Theiro odor is strong, diffuslye,
and somewhat aromatic, their taste bltterish,
and analogous 10 mint '
MEDICAL PRoPgETiEs AsD Usgs~- Bhcbu
leaves are gently stiInulant, with peculiar ten
dency TO the Urinary Organs
They are given in complaints Of the Urinary
Organs, such as Gravel Chronic Catarrh Of the
Bladder, Morbid Irritation Of the Bladder and
Uretba. Disease Of the Prostate Gland. and
Retention or Incontinence Of Urine, from a loss
Of tone inthe parts concerned in its evacuation.
The remedy has also been recommended in Dys-
pepsia, Chronic Rheumatism, Cutaneous AGec-
tatioDs, and Dropsy
HELHBoLD's EKTRAcT BucHu is used by per-
sons from the oges Of Is TO 20, and from IS to
J5, or in the decline or change Of life after Con-
fnement, or Labor Pains, Bed. wotting in
children. .a .5g-r
In affections peculiar to females, the Extract
Buchu 10 unequaled by any other reuiedy, as IN
Chlorosls.o or Retention, Ineguarity Painfulness
or Suppression of Customary Eyacuations, Ul-
cerated or sehirrous State Of the Uterus, Leu
borrhea, or Whites. flt. 4Jtl III
DISEASES OF THE BLADDER, KTDSEYs GRAVEL,
AED DRoPsIcAL LSwELIISGs.--This medicine ln.
creases the power Of Digestion, and .excites the
Absorben is into healthy action, By which the
Watery or Calcareous dcposltlons and all Un-
natural Enlargements are reduced. as well as
Pain and defamation.
HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BrcnU has cured every
case of Diabaes in which it has been given.
Irritation of the Neck, of the Bladder, and Inaa-
nation Of the Kidneys, liberation Of the Kid
neys and Bladder, Retention Of Urine, Diseases
of the Prostrate Gland, Stone in the Bladder
Calculus, Gravel, Bnck-Dust Deposit, and
Mucus or Milky Discharges, and for enfeebled
and delicate constitutions, Of both sexes, at
attended with the following symptoms Indis-
position to ExertioB, Loss Of Power. Loss OF
Memory, Difficulty Of Breathing, Weak Nerves,
Trembling, Horror of Disease Wakefulness,
DimnesS OF Vision, Pain in the Back, Hot Hands,
Flushing Of the Body Dryness Of the Skin,
Eruption on the Face, Pallid Coantenance, Uni
versal Lassitude ol the Muscular system, &c.
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BuCHU is DIurelic and
| Blood-Puniying, and cures oil Diseases arising
| from habits OF dissipation, excuses and impra-
dencences in life, impurities Of the Blood, &C.,
superseding Copaiba 10 affections for which it is
used, such as Gonorrhea. elects of long stand.
! ing, and Syphiltic Ahections-in these diseases
used in connection with HELMBoLD's RosF
WASH. q"
Col bxn all 100
Beware Of counter1eits. Ask for Helinbold's 5
! Take no other PRICE.--$1.2 rs per bottle, or {
| bottles for $500. Delivered TO any address
Describe symptoms in all communications.
NONE ARE GENUINE UNLESS DONE UP
in steel engraved wrapper with fac-simile Of
Chemical Warehouse, and signed 5.'f' @
| Feb. 4, ,G8-2m Ii. I. HELMBOLD.
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Road Notice.

There will be petition presented to the Com
missioners of jackson county at their next reg
ular session, asking for the establishment Oh
county road as follows: .3J ,,ej
Beginning on the old survey OF the SqEkson
and Sbaronyille road, at the foot the hill east
of BirchHeld's mill thence along the north SIDE
of the branch north of the school house, 70 M
tersect the old road at the west end ol Atens
lane thence along the old road to near William
Overly's field thence south east to near James
Andrews house thence south east to the Pike
ton road. 1ft 9.
And also, for the vacation OF so much OF the
old road as lies between the foot OF the hill and
Atens lane, and that partof the old read from
William 0veTly's fence and the Piketon road.
mar 1s--5w PETITIONERS.
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Furnished Weekly By CHAs. RHoDEs, ESQ, Reco
er Of Jackson County.

Furnished Weekly By CHAs RHoDEs, ESQ, Record
er of'JdckSoa County
James. B. Woods and wife to Mary
Jane MeGhee - 40 acres in Lick
Up .,............,....$l,0 900
Henry Hensenger and wife to John
Stewart - about l acre in Milton
,Tpr.....,.q....,... -, ....,1.. S650
VIM. Austin and wife to HIS. Bundy--
SO'acres in Milton Tp......,$2, 800
Evan Edwards and wife to p. Jones'
20 acres in Madison Tp. ...,.,S1 900
Mary A. Walton to David FL. Varian,
Trustee--59 acres in Madison town
ship ..l,,.t.,......''''.:,,,.,,,,,$20, $20V
D. H. Varian, Trustee, to WV. Wal
ton-59 acres in Madison Tp, $500
Geo. w. Reed and wife to Williamson
Scurlock-In.lot No. % in the town
of Winchester ,.....,..... $500
D, r, Summers and wife to Mcconnell
g. Towne 40 acres in Franklin
Tp..,.4....................,$800 Tp.
Sheriff Wilson to James Burchfeld-
Scioto Salt Reserve Land in Lick
Tp.... ........,....... S2,5lo
Adaliza McCarley to Sarah c. Tolley-
Part ih-lots 81 and 80 in the town of
Jackson, .,...,..,........ ~ 50
Sarah @. and W. A. Tolley to John f.
Oook-part in-lots 31and 80 in the
town of Jackson. .........,Sl, $50
Samuel Reed and wife to JOS Byers-
is acres S. S. II. land in Lick town
ship.......................$l75
Temperance Howe and husband to
Eliza j. Peterson--15 acres 5. S. Il.
land in Lick TIP .......,....$60
Eliza ], Peterson and husband.to Sam
uel Reed-l5 acres S. S. r. land in
Lick Tp.... .:..... .Sl6O
John J. Thomas and wife to Congre''
gational Church, Oak Hill-in-lot
No. 9 in Reeds Add. Portland 1858
Michael Corroll and wife to John Jen-
kins-in-lots 38 and SO in the town
of Portland ................S .S612
Henry Some and wife to Evan E.
Davis-south hf. in-lot 80 in JohnT.
Jones' Add. to Portland ..,... $500
John T. Jones and wife to John E.
Jenkins-west hf. in-lots 20 & 81 in
! J.T.Jones Add. to Portland. IL. $500
Jno E. Jenkins and wife to Mary Will.
liams-west hf ip-lots 20 and 2l ii
J. T. Jones Add. to Portland $500
Rees w. Evans to John 0. Evans
part in-lots 7, 9 and II in John I
Jones Add to Portland go. $70(
John N. Jones and wife to Evan, N
JonesA1Ol acres in Jefferson town
ship ps..........!. .......... 90, ,Oo'
Martha A. Nooks to George W. Nooki
l-fourth acre in Milton Tp. ..S18C
NoahJ Nooks and wife to Martha A
fourth of an acre in Miltol
Ip... ''..'''' ,'P%o
Andrew Craig to Henry HOllenback-
III acres in Jefferson Tp......S62
Benz. Callahan and wife to 7, 2. Nc
Clure-1 acre in Franklin Tp. $40
r. w. Jones ct al. to VIM, W; Harris
-in-lot 8 1 in town of Portland 500
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Early Marriages in Jackson County.
1899.

James Wilson and Amy Cowles, Jan.
cd, by Daniel Perry, J. T: ;.
Daniel Halterman and Elizabeth
Glassburn, Jan. a, by Dan'l. Clark, Min.
Joseph Deity and Sally Hartley, Jan.
10th, by Daniel Clark, Minister.
Silas Rockwell and Rachel Vernon,
Jan I'd, by Isaac Fullerton, Minister.
Robert Johnson and Jane Inequality,
Jan. goth, by David 9. Bolles, Min.
Jacob Dixon and Joanna Ray, Feb.
14th, by John Swepston, ]. P.
Job Cozad and Elizabeth Spslman,
Dec. 10th, bySamuel Darby, Minister.
Jacob Vaughn and Julia Ann Fowl
er, Feb. 10, by Stephen Dunham, ,J p
Jacob Delay and Eliza Thompson,
Feb. "a, by F; Wilson, Minister.
VIM. Sell and Ruhama Bennett, Feb
q8th, by Thomas w. Leach, ]. P.
George Erwin and Eve Whetsel
March Sd, by Stephen Durham, J. p,
Alex. Nickel and Phebe Vaughn
March 9Th, by Stephen Durham, j. 7
Vincent Radclitf and Mary keenan,
March 7th, by Geo. w. Hale, J. 2. 8
CHE record shows the following
licenses issued, but no return Of mar
riages:
Jan, 10th, Samuel Pacely and Mar!
Periger. Gl1
Feb. 9th, Granville g. Leach an
Catharine Marshall,)
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AN EMINENT PHYSICIAN of New York,
in writing to the proprietors of Roback's Medi-
cines, says II have examined the formula you
sent me of Robacks Blood Pills, and am glad to
notice that you do not use any mercury or other
mineral substance in their composition. The
podophyllin employed is, in my opinion, ne
best article that can enter into the composition Of
q catharlicp pill, and Is one Of the most valuable
cholagogue cathartics. operating mildly yet
efTectually, arousing the whole hillary and di-
gestive apparatus. They likewise exert favor
able influence on the cutaneous functions, pro-
ducing and maintaining constant moisture Of
the skin. They must act as powerful altera-
tive and produce lasting impressions upon the
| glandular system and secretory organs, and
produce evacuatons from the bowels when me r
eurias and other agents fail. TheE action upon
the liver must be specific, arouslng The secretlonS
and producing free bilious excavations, ana IN
chronic heptic arrangements with dyspepsia
/ they are Invaluable. rrs
'TheIr range of application Is, perhaps, more
extensive than any other cathartic or liver pill
combining, as they do, the active principle o
mandrake root and black cohosh in such al
eminent degree, and are really desirable family
medicine, which can be taken at oil times by
children, as well as adults, with the happles
\ results
Roback's Blood Pills are made both with AM
without sugar coating, and can be obtained 0
---------- at wenty- five cents per box.
Sold by DR.. o. o. MILLER, jackson, Ohio.
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A MnIarious Month.

March, that gives us q new President, is also
the inaugural month of many harrassihg dis
orders. Entanged in its fogs are the seeds Of
coughs, colds and of that alienation of frlgidity
and fire, more widely known than admired,
called fever and ague. The only way to avoid
hese little unpeasantnesses, is to render the
system strong enough to fight off the atmos-
phetlc poison that produces them, and the best
way to endow it with this repellent power is to
tone it with HOsTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS. -HuE f.a
Ifa wayfarer were credibly informed that q
rufian was waiting at the next corner, he would
doubtless turn In their tracks, and take safer
route to his destination. With just about the
SAME amount of trouble, the attacks of iseases
prevalent at this season may be evaded. Nay
tho trouble. will be less for drug stores lie In
every ones route and every respectable drug
gist in the Union keeps on hand HoSTETTER's
BITTERS. The article is staple Of trade, and
1t would be as easy to find grocery without
sugar, as the store Of an apothecary without this
popular tonic remedy. .r...
In view of the experience of the nation with
regard to the article during thespace OF twenty
years, it seems almost unnecessary to recapitu-
late its merits to Americans. But as our popu'
lation is increasing at the rate of couple OF
millions year, in the natural way and by immi'
grafton, it may be as we'll to hint to the rising
generation and new arrivals Qhe old settlers
know ali about it that HosTETTER's sTOM
ACH BITTERS is the most wholesome and po-
tent vegetable tonic ever manufactured that
is specific for debility, dyspepsia, biliousness
and miasmatlc fevers; that it preven is, as wei
as cures, these complaints and their compliea,
tlons; that it is not bad to take, and is abso'
/ lutelv harmless.
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consulted IN 1863 as follows.
In jackson, OF the Gibson House, on Wednes-
days, and until the accommodation train goes
north, on Thupdays IN the afternoon, Feb. 18th
and 18Th April 7th and 9Th May 12th and lSth;
June 18th and l7th July 21st aud I'D Sept.
18Th and Nth Nov. 18th and 18th. NJ
In HANDLES, at the jackson House, on Tues
days, Feb 10TH April g., May II June Is
July 20; Sept Z Oct 12j Nov. 1G.
DIX. CoSE most cordially invites all persons in
delicate health TO yisithis rooms. They will be
amply rewarded for their trouble, by the thor
ough examination, and satisfactory description
given their cases.
Consultation free in oil cases.
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Mr.. James A. Aleshire's school, in this town
ship, closed on last Friday. We regret that our
business in Court prevented our being present,
as We intended, Mr.. A. w. Long. one Of the
School Examiners, and Mr.. 7. c. Adams went
to the school, and Mr., Long informs us that the
exercises were highly interesting, and that
teacher and pupils acquitted themselves with
credit. Ino2 4 a.'4 NJ
The whole No. of pupils enrolled was males 81
female, % total Sc, Average daily attendance /,
males % and fraction, females 1s and a frac-
tion. Average age Of pupils ~ years In
Alphabet 10, spelling Sc, Reading 40, writing
27, Mental Arithmetic 20, Written Arithmetic
"A, Geography 6, English grammar IL, Algebra
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WHEN the new Court house was
finished, the Commissioners had rules posted
up, which are still there, Among them is
one forbidding smoking in the house. The
Sheriff is charged with tho enforcement of
these rules; yet there are loafers continually
smoking, and that during Court,
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TICKETS. We are now prepared to print tick
cts for spring election, on short notice, and on
reasonable terms. Orders can always be filled
on the day received. Send in yonr orders.
Wewill also have on hand blank bonds for all
township officers, which we will sell for % cents
per dozen. ......
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WE learn that Mr.. Gaylord has
leased aportion of land from the City of Pc rts-
mouth for the purpose of erecting large blast
furnace. Portsmouth-is an enterprsing young
city, and among its most enterprlslng firms is
that of Enos Reed & Brother, of Drug Store.
They have large and increasing trade in our
county, and they deserve It,
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The FRUIT We have recently ex-
amined large number Of fruit buds, and find
more than half the peaches safe. Three fourths
of the early cherry apd pear buds are alive, and
all the apples. Unless killed hereafter, there
will be an abundance of all kinds of fruit.
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We call the attention of our readers

We call the attention of our readers
to the advertisement of Devon & Company, in
our to-days paper. The length of time this
House has been in business is n guarantee of its
being entitled to confidence, and is fully able to
hold out great inducements to the trade. We
advise our Milliners aud Merchants to give them
a call and examine their stock.s .,n