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Columbus rjyu and IrontOn Railroad.

OVAAuAWND NAN AAVAOVA Ap"Ah V"us
This road has been incorporated,
with q capital of two million dollars,
Fl. L. Chapman and Isaac Brown OF
this place are the representatives OF the
corporation in this county. There was
meeting at Circleyille last week, at
which Mr. Brown was present. Much
interest was manifested, and q survey
viii be made, The prospect for build
ing the road is encouraging. The peo-
pie Of Jackson county should give'the
enterprise every aid and encourage
ment which lies in their power. It
will be an Improvement Of vast benefit
70 this county. It is proposed to con-
meet this road with the great through
route through Virginia, to the Atlantic
ocean, 1t will connect us on tho north
with the great grain producing por-
tions Of the State, and give us an out
let each way for shipping our vast
stores Of coal and iron. With this road
in operation, the wealth of Jackson
county would be doubled in a few
years gai uaie
We suppose the proper route for
this road would be down the Scioto
valley from Columbus to Circleville,
thence to ChilliCothe, and then along
the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad to
Raysyille, There il strikes Jackson
county, and the iron region. From
Rayayille to Jackson, eight or nine
miles, . good road can be made at a
small comparative cost, The great
Jackson coal region extends nearly Or
quite ali the way to Raysville.
Coming the other way, some talk of
extending the IrOnton road from Cen
TIRE Station to Washington and Gallia
Station, three miles below Portland.
We are thoroughly acquainted with
all that region Of country, and We be-
lisve much the best and cheapest route
would be to extend tho road from Olive
Furnace TO Bloom Furnace, and thOn
either to Bloom Switch or Pioneer Sta
ton. There would be but little bend
in the road. and il is considerably near
or 10 the Portsmouth Branch, than to
run from Olive TO Gallia Station. o.
i've Furnace would be passed either way
and II would be as much advantage to
Bloom to run the lower route,
as Il would bo to Wash
iHgton Ito run the other,
each faruacs being about mile and a
half from the Portsmouth road. After
reacbiDg Olive Furnace, there will be
no heavy grading on the route by
Bloom, while on the other route there
would BE- 4 tunnel 10 cut through the
Dry Ridge, which would add perhaps
several hundred thousand dollars to the
cost Of the road.
But whatever be tho route selected,
lespus have the road. Let our people
aid by money. 80 far IS we have the
tbs. means, and by granting the right
Of way for the road, and by holding up
betors capitalists the immense riches of
onr county, Ia its undeveloped iron,
coal, limestone &c.
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The editor OF the Herald says he does
not intend to get rich by collecting
money and keeping it. There is no
danger of that. No one is likely
to intrust him with enough money to
enrich him.
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The editor of the Herald says if we
will wait until April, we will know
what has been done with the peoples
money. But we want 10 know now,
The money may all be gone before that
time. 1t may be like the money, col
lected by some former Mayors--all paid
for whisky and cigars. Where is the
Fire Department money! Our taxes,
for that alone, is about SO, 90 per year.
And the Cemetery money.
Where is thatl Who collected
the money for the lots that were sold
in the Cemeteryl And what did he
do with the money! The people must
know something about these things be-
fore April. Out with it. We will
publish it free.
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The Emmitt WhiskH Frands.

Some time ago the Cincinnati paper
gave an account of a case in the U IS
Courts in which the Emmitts were in.
dicted for frauds upOnthe Government,
and il was stated that the case had been
settled by the Emmitts paying the Gov.
ernment forty thousand dollars.
The Wayerly Republican had an ar
ticlc which VIC cut out for publication,
but now we see the following in the
Republican lffa (
Last week. in our remarks on the Emmit
whisky case, we neglected to Indicate speeihcal-
" the individuals concerned ID Il! The case was
The United States versus Floyd X, Emmitt and
David NJ. Emmitt As there other Emmiits,
both in ChiIlicothe where they did reside, md
in Wayery where d NJ Emmltt now resides,
the correction isdue to them. la4. g9hf94
People about here have the impress
ion Hon. James Emmitt, our State Sem
ator, was somehow connected with
these frauds. If he was not, it is due
him thatit should be known. How is
this Mr.. Republican, agr sat
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April %, lssstt
DLooMINGDALE ILL.
NURSERY.

18th YEARl 500 AcREs 10 GREESHousEs
Largest best stock aud shipping facilities.
APPLES l, 2, 3 yr., 1000 fine yr. s25 AP
PIE ROOT CRAFTS, choice, IL, 900 500. MUIR
SERY STOCK, Seeds, Usage, Apple, Peach
WlLDG00SE, Plum 0SAGE HEDGE, II, 600
6aSas I SIaSous SsEENhoTsE s SFDbe BIZ 1SS
PLANTS. Send 10c, for Catalogues.
Dec. 80, 1s6c-sm.
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Books fOr Farmers and Stock
R1'ePdeI2. ,u.

Bound Volumes of the American Stock Journal,
for 1868 containing 8S4 large double column
pages, sent post paid for. or...a..........91.5 80
Bound Volumes Oi the American Stock Journal
for 1859, containing Ssi pages, sent post paid
lot. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ss..s...ssss..Hl.O Hl.OO
The Dalrymans Manual, sent post paid for. .25 cts
The H0Tsemans' Manual 4" = .25 -
The Hog Breeders Manual, ..25 I"
The Sheep Breeders Manual. " .25"
The Poultry breeders Manual, ..26"
The whole five Manuals sent post paid 70 one
address for. ......a...4..a..se selO0
Agents wanted TO whom liberal inducements
will be offered. Address a tsH
N. p. BOYER & Co., Publishers,
an.20-Sm Parkesburg, Chester Co., Pa
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A THIEF.

He has been travelling about humbugging
druggists and private parties, mixing up aud
COTT'S PAIN PAINT. All of Wolcott's genu-
inc remedies have white outside wrapper (0iM
Signature iurge) Look out for countclfeits.
Six Pints Of fW0LO0TT'S ANNIHILAT0Rf for
CatarTh and Colds In the head, or one Pint Of
Pain Paint, for Ulcers or Pain sent free Of ex-
press charges, on receipt Of The money at 1s1
Chatham Square, N. 7. or one Gallon of Pahi
Paint (dOuble strength for 800. Small BOTTLES
sold by all Druggists. r. L. WOLCOTT.
Jan. 13, 7O-4w. #lA ri :
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On Cast-stcel in bars
~ cents per pound.
On cast or German
steel in plates to 1G wlrt
guage, inclusive, 2 cent
per pound; from II L
"a, ~ cents per pound
above "a, 8 cents pei
pound.
On cast or German
steel in form of wire anC
sheets VIII ich are draw
or rolled cold to II
wire guage, Q cents pc
pound.
Thinner than 16 wlr,
guagc, 319 cents pc
pound.
On cast steel tires 70.
rolling stock for rail
roads, 2 cents pc
pound.
On cast steel straI gh.
axles. shafts, piston
rods, and general forg.
lngs to pattern, 1 cenI
per pound.
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a aRIcULruRAL NOTICE.

The members of the jackson County Agrlcnl-
turnl Society are requested to meet at the Court
urday, February 3, 1870 for the purpose Of
olectlng officers for said Society for the en- sung
year GEO. W, BROWN, PREs'T.
j. A. SRLL, Soc'y. .H.
ian 20 '7O.-2W
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-01-20

READ Mr. Stewards article on read
ing. We hope lohsar from Mr. Steward again.
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UNDERTAKING.

have : first class Hearse, and will keep
Collins, Of all sizes and qualities always on hand.
Funerals attended. Terms low.
Orders for CoHins by Railroad promptly at
tended TO. 4.Bf re st ra
VIM. VAUGHN.
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Total
Al Osb $50

OF which eB0, 900, (Sl 900 for each furnace, }
was exempt from taxation, leav Ing the amt. tax
able eg76, $50, at twodollars per thousand, Aunt.
tax col lected 919bl.90.
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LORILLARD,S t.EUREKAp

LORlLLARDIS' S'tHUKEhA"
smoking Tobacco is an excellent article Of gran
ulated Virginia. s4f t5ts lass ffL % ~
Wherever introduced 1t is universally ad-
mired.
1t Is put up 10 handsome muslIn bags, IN
which orders for Meerschaum Pipes are daily
packed.
LORnLARD'S "YACHT CLUB"
Smoking Tobacco hos no superior; being denIc-
Otlnized, itoannot injnre nerxeess const ilutlons
OF people Of sedentaFy habits aeb.
1t Is produced from selections Of the finest
stock, and prepared by g patented and original
1t Is very aromatic, m lid, and light In weight
hence it will last much longer than. others;
nor does 1t burn or sting the tongue, OF leave q
disngreeahlc alteT-taste. AsF FsFf if
Orders for genuine, elegantly carved Meer-
schaum Pipes, silver mounted and packed in
neat leather pocket cases, are placed In the
Yacht Club brand daily. -ag,t ~
LORILLARD'S CENTURY
Chewing Tobacco.
This BRAID of Fine cut Chewing Tobacco
has no superior anywhere. D.
II lie, without doubt, the best chewing tobac-
co IN the country. 2AtE 4 kAA
LORILLARD SNUFFS
Have been In genenluse in the United States
over. ITO years, and still acknowledged the
best" wherever used.
-Ifyour stOrekeeper does not have these ar
tlcles for sale, ask him to get them.
They resold by respectable jobbets almost
everywhere.
-Circulars mailed on application.
\. LOrilInrd 4 Co., New York.
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Eggs Of Pure Bred Fancy POul.
trv for HatChing.

VTTE have on hand the largest and best selec-
w ton of Fancy Poultry TO be found In the
country. Eggs carefully boxed and shipped 20
any part Of the country, For clrcuars aud
prices, Address N. r. ,B0RERG 4 Co.,
jan.SOBm Parkesburg Chester Co., Pa.
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Arcragate Eales on PIg Iron

BY the furnaces of jackson county for the
year 1859. (not including Limestone Fee, which
Co, makes Its returns at Portsmouth, the resi-
denee OF the Recelyef;)
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NOTICE undersigned have been duly
1Nappoinled Executors of the last Will and
Testament of Michael Mccoy, late Of jackson
County, Ohio, deceased. '.t 4tF.
VINToN Mccoy,
WILLIAM G. MCCOY.
Ian IA i70-9w 'li
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WELLS SCHEDULE
On scrap steel, * cent
perpound.
On blister steel il
bars broken up for melt
ing, 11Scents per ponnd
On German steel II
bars, 9 cents per pound
On shear steel In bars
~ cents per pound.
On steel ingots and OF
all rough and unfnish
cd castings in steel
cent per pound. .
On castings in steel
drilled, bored, or ham
mered cold, ~ cent
per pound. ,..
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On castings IN steel,
with holes drilled or
bored. hammered or
turned or planed in
parts, but IN no case
hammered or worked
hot, ~ cents per
pound.
On cast steel In bars,
~ cents pound. l.uf
On cast or German
steel IN sheets or plates
TO No. 20 wire guage,
I2h cents per pound.
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Do. do. rough-turned,
~ cents per ponnd.

-
DO, do finished ready
for use, 2 cents pei
pound.
On cast steel crank
axles, forged 10 shape
only. ~ cents pei
pound.
On caststcel crank
axles, forged TO shape,
rough-turned, laned,
and slotted, ~ cents
per pound. .at
Do. do. finished ready
for use, 2 cents per
pound.
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SHEFFIELD BILL.
On scrap steel u cent
per pound. -
On blister steel In bars
broken up for melting,
I1h cents per pound.
On German steel In
bars, 2 cents per pound
On shear steel in bars,
2X cents per pound.
! On cast steel lingo IS,
4 cent per pound.
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On cast-steel rails, u!
cents per pound.
On steel not other
wise prov lded for,
cents per pound.
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sales of PfgIrO,,.

4 f.ZlLl2 Zhy. STEWARD.
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| On cast or German
steel In form Of wire OF
strips which are drawn
or rolled cold to 16 wire
lguage, 3 cents pei
pound.
When drawn or rolled
smaller than 16 wire
guage, 3H cents pei
pound.
On cast steel tires for
rolling-stock for rail
roads, 2 cents per
pound.
On cast-stecl straight
axles, piston, connect
Ing and coupling fOds,
crank pins, slide-bars,
and general forglngs to
pattern only, ~ cents
per pound.
Ifforged to shape and
rough-turned or plancd,
IL cents per pound.
II finished ready for
use, 2 cents per pound,
I'm rost atppl praDk-
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they were painfully affecting, have been radically
cured in such great numbers In almost every sec
ton of the country, that the public scarcely need to
be informed Of its virtues or uses.
Scrofulous poison Is one OF the most destructive
enemies of our race. Omen, this unseen and unfclt
tenant Of the organism nndcrmncs the constitution,
without exciting suspicion oft presence. Again,
IL to breed infection throughout the body, and
then, on some favorable occasion, rapidly develop
into one or other OF It's hdcous FORMS either on the
surface or among the vitals In the latter, tuber-
heart, OF tnipors formed ii Tic liver, or il shows
ATOMS on some pat Of he body. Hence y tI,e oeca
Ssnsc 70" eycn When M actixe live symnidms OF dsease
appear Persons aiicted with The following com.
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This Company, during the IL months
of its existence, has issued
5000 POLICIES,

Gov ERIN ABOUT
$4,000, 1000 NSURANC
The extraordinary rapid progress Of the Com
my attests the estimation in which 1t is held
by the public, and the large amount Of new bus
mess transacted is the best evidence Of the pop
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Applications for Agencies, with references and
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ROLLINS & CHANDLER, Boston, General
Agents for New England and Eastern Prov
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Active and energetic agents wanted for un-
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CHARLES BUTTON, agent for Lamoiile Co.
Hyde Park, VI, ttyl
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THE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD.

For Twenty-Five Gents you can buy
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PLANTATION BITTkRS.
s. T.-l960-X.

3. I.-lSoU-A.
This wonderful vegetable restorative Is
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WE WANT AGENTS EVERY WHERE

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WELLS CARBOLIC TABLETS.

AFTER much study and scientific investigation A. to
the remedial qualities Of Carbclio Acid, DIR. Wells
has discovered BY proper combination with other
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These Tablets are sure cure for all diseases Of
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation this ex-
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Is derived from its cures,
many of which are truly
marvellous. Inveterate
cases of Scrofulous dis
ease, where the system
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AROMATIC VEGETABLE SOAP.

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LEGAL NOTICE.
CAkLos s. NoYKs

CAHLcs 5. Horks
kTTasn o %a1fss.. 1.ms.,. e....
WILLARD FULLER, Court,
WV. q. MISSIONER, Dec. Term, lS9.
Whereas, Carlos Noyes, OF Hydepark, in he.i
county Of Lalnoill and State of V ermont, commsa>
ced his action Of General Assuinpsit against La
Their Griswold and kingsbury Whttemore Of
Eden, Willard Fuller Of Cambridge, in the county
of Lamollc aforeraid, and William q Wcstoyer,
late Of said Eden, and now of Manchester, New :
hundred dol lars and the came Wa regularly en-
tered upon the docket Of said Lamoiile County
Court Mt the said December Term thereof, A.. u.
1869 and the said Grswold, WhittemOre and ful-
Ter appearing by their attorney to defend raid fun
and il appearing that said vii liam Westoysr wsz
without the limits Uf the State of Vermont, 30 that
process could not be legally served upon him ~
proper officer 1t iscrdered by the court that said
suit Nv con tnu.d to the next stated term thereof "
So and that notice DO given " the said Niliiam
q Westover Of the tendency Of this said suit By
publiontiOn Of the substance OF the writ and de-
inand together with this order three weeks suetsss
svely in the LanOillc Newsdealer, n newspapsrs
published at IIydepaIk in said Lamolle County,
the last Of which publications shall be ae lsaSss
three weeks previous to the said 18th Tuesday In
May, 1870. BY order Of Court
r. b. SAWYER, Clerk.
Brigham 4 Waterman, AttyS. for Pittf.
LIBERATION NOTICE.
This is to certify that hesueath TO my Tn. I'd
son r Darling, his time during the remainder Of
his minority and shall claim none Of his earninr
nor pay any telts q his contracting after this date
ARNOLD DARLING,
HydeApril Let, Park, 1870.
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LOST

LOST.
Ladies' Fitch Fur Collar, in the Village Of ny Do
Park, en- Saturday Evening, March 18th, last. Any
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suitably rewarded.
Is MRS c. d. SMALL.
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MARRIED PEOPLE

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DIRECTORS.
Torrey f. Wales, Attorney and Judge Probate.
Samuel II, ntinston, Merchant.
James A. bhedd, Merchant.
Russell g. \ aft, President.
Rodney Is. Wires, Gen. ms. Agent.
Nathaniel Parker, Pres. Burlington Gas Cs.
J. u. Hatch, William Street.
I nwrsnce Barnes, Lumber Dealer.
&c. Kennedy, Manager Burlingt Woolsn
Mills.
Noah Allen, Merchant.
b. s. Nichols, Manufacturer.
Daniel Roberts, Attorney,
Vim u. Shaw, " and city Judge.
Chns. p. Frissell, Gen. Insurance Agent.
Edward P. Mudgett, Farmer.
VIM. W. Henry, Merchant.
q, Grenville Benedict, Editor Pree Press"
L. l.. Lawrence, Attorney.
Charles Il Eaton, Sspt. of Agencies.
AGENTS
NJ. 0. HEATH, johnson, Vt.
O.W. SNYDER, Morrisvillc, Vt.
c. d. GATES, Cambridge, Vt.
H. c. IRISH, johnson, VT, Special Agent
for Lamoille lnd Orleans Counties.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-03

WAS CURED OF DEAFNESS AND
CATARRH by a simple remedy, and will send the
.eeciPt free. Address
avs Mrs. NJ. C, LEGGETT, IIGboken, N. J..
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-03

A WATCH FREE-GIyEN GRATIs-to
every live man whe will act asngent in new, light
and honorable husneFs, $50 a day. No gift enter
prise. No humhug. NOmoney wantcd In nd vance.
Address r. MONROE kHsEDY & Co, Pittsburgh h, Pa.