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Dr.I. T. M0nahan

NorIcE.-If you want School Books, Novels
Toys, Miscellaneous Books, Stationery, Paper
or Magazines, you will find them at l. T. Mona
hans Drug and Book Store, cheap for cash.
If you want Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils
Lamps, Pictures, Frames, Glass, Dye stuffs, II
fact, everything you wish in the Drug line, 1T
Monahan can supply you with tho very best
quality.
!. 7. Monahan buys all his patent medicines
from the prop rictors, and insure them to be gen.
nine A full supply always on hand of every
kind.
BrandlCs, Wines, Alcohol, Gin, and Rye,
Bourbon, and Common whlsky--a full supply
always on hand.
DR.. 1T. Monahan will continue to p ractice
medicine, in all it's various branches, giving es-
peclal attention private and chronic diseases.
Being well satisfied that my success in the treat
ment Of diseases generally, and particularly in
private and chron c diseases, far excels the sue
cess Of the old fogics, who think there is no
medicine but calcnel, have no hesitancy 10
asking liberal patronage from this community.
Charges in all cases reasonable.
Task no iavOrs but what merit demands. /
know that my success in the practice of medl-
cine is cqualif not better than any of my COM
petitors. All ask is fair trial, TO render gen.
cra satisfaction, ] know thar it Is TO the inter.
est of my friends to employ me at all times and
IL nder all clrcrmslansts--tltEr ills aches and
bills win be less. Thankful f6r past favors, We
wish 10 say to all whom itmay concern, That We
are now giving especial attention to chronic and
private diseases and are curing many cases that
heretofore lave been considered incurable We
use no mercury in the treatment Of chronic or
private diseases. s.ot,..
Office in rear Of Drng Store, corIos room Of
Ish6m uousc, Corner Of Main and Broadway
Streets. Dcc.2,69-sm
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MY soLACE.


What gem Is that so highly wrought
So truly priced. by thousands sought
Without which household JOYS are noti
THE WEED MACHINE
Who gives me time 10 rest and read7
Who iills my purse 'gainst time Ofneedf
Who is TO me friend indeed
THE WEED MACHINE
Who never 'tres my soul, or "Nlts7"
Who never 'sulks, "nor ''cTamps nor "sk1ps,
Nor ''lengthens stitches, - nor takes ''hts r.
TIE WEED MACHINE
Who is 1t tolls the long day through,
Or 1t like. the whole night too,
And never shrinks from work 10 do7
THE WEED MACHINE
What noble boon each art accord
What better frit nd can life afford
Who tolls for me without reward?
MY WEED MACHINE!
How could be happy wife
How could / 'seapc the tolls and strife
That chase US down the b i'll Of life?
WithOut-MY WEED MACHINE
And, If nn oln, am blcst
With nothing human 10 carcss,
The idol shall love the best
VIII be-MY WEED MACHINE
General Western office and SaIesrooIns No. 235
West Fourth Street, Cincinnati. JAMES
SKARD0N " SONS. General Agents. JAMES
TITUS, Agent for jackson county.
Duc2 '69-3m ...4
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If our friends will use preparations
for restoring gray hair they should use the best
in the market. Ourattentlon has already been
called toan article which has an extensive sale
and very high reputation, known as Rings
Vegetable Ambrosia and we are inclined to
think that ltpossesses more desirable and less
Objectionable qualities than any other in the mar
ket. 1t restores gray or faded hair to It's origin
al color in a most remarkable manner, and by
Its invigoratlng and soothing properties ne
moves all d andruff and humors from the scalp.
Give it fair trial and you cannot 70 II so like It,
Fe1O&24 .......,.,..
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Indigestion NOT only efects the physical
health but the dispositions and tempers Of Its
VlctIms Ths dsrpepilc becomes. too. ina meas
ure demoraIized by bis sunerings He Is sub
jeet to fits Of irritation, sullenness, or despair,
as tho cnse mar be, A pretemstwal sensitive
ness which he cannot CONTROL leads him 70 mis-
construe the words and acts Of those around him,
and bis intercourse even with those nearest and
dearest to lin Is not unfrequently marked by
exhibitions Of testiness foreign to his real ma
ture These are the mental phenomena Of the
disease foFwhief the invalid cannot be Justly
held responsible, but they occasion much house.
hold discomfort. Il is to the interest Of The
home circle, it Is essential 10 family harmony As
well Is 70 the rescue Of the principal sufferer
from statepot far removed from lnslpleut In
sanity, that these symptoms of mental disturb
ance be promptly femoveds This can only be
done BY removing their physical cause, a de-
rangement Of the functions Of the stomach and
its allied yiscera, the liver and the bowels Up
on these three important organs Hoetstter's
Stomach Bltters act simultaneously. producing
thorough and salutary change In their condi-
llon, The vegetable ingredients Of which the
preparation is composed are Of renoyatlng
regulating and Gltsraiss character and the stim-
ulant which lends activity to their remedial viz
tues Is the pureSt and best that can be extra cted
from the most wholesoHne Of all cereals, viz,
sound rye. No dyspepde can take this genia
restorative fora single week without experience
Ing notable impTpyementin IN his general health
Not only will his bodily sufFerings abute from
day to day, but bis mind will recover rapidly
rom It's restlessness and irritability, and this
happy change viii manifest itself In bis demean-
or TO oil around him. Feb1O-m
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LoCAL BREY1rIEs.

No discoveries yet as to the fate Of W. N.
Burke. We think he is dead.
-Thanks to Hon. John 7, Wilson for several
speeches and documents
There was q nice snow on Monday night an
Tuesday morning.
One of our printers Is sick Several mat
ters, including some communications, have to
60 over. as We could notget them set up.
Minor A, Copeland and Jonas Busler, citt.
zens Of scioto toWnsh ip, died the nrst of thi.
week.
The Moot Court on last Saturday night wa
failure, only three lawyers being In attend
anee.
Mr.. James Watson, of the Henre House,
Cincinnati. and owner Of Orange Furnace was
In town all last week. attending Court
The Postmaster at this place has given no.
tlco that she will not take notice of valent ines
deposited in the Postofice, unless the postage is
paid. e N
Samuel Baker, Esq, county Aud itor, is now
70 years Of age. He can see to read without
glasses, his eyeslght having returned about
year and half ago.
There Is considerable interest man iferted at
the Methodist and Baptist churches In this plac e.
The congregations are large, and meetings are
kept up every night.
The Vinton Record of last week stated that
Mr., Brunton, of this county, who cut his thro4t
come time ago, is dead. DR.. A. B. Monahan,
the attending physician, informs us that Mr.
Brunton Is not dead but that he is fearfully in
sane.
The Town Council have passed an ordinance
puni.hing with fine or Imprisonment any
person who shall put up posters ON any
prof erty, without the consent of the owner Of
such property, ami alsO puuishng in like man :
ner any person except the owner of such prop
erty who sAi II destroy or defAce such posters.
Edward GritilthS died on last Friday ight.
His body was taken to Madison township for
burial on Monday. Mr.. Grifiths died of con-
sumption. He was a coaldigger. He was son
Of the lac John GriG1ths, who resided at the
bridge near Morah Charch, in Madison town.
ship. Nr. Grifiths attended school taught by
as ut Moriah School House, In the winter Of
1884.
"A horrid accident took piSce In Jefferson
TOWNSHIP EisI Neohs III. Evans uh' ueSh OPSi-
atinga portable saw-lniil for some time. By
some means he was thrown under the saw, VIII ich
cut through hls shoulder blade He then got
from under the saw, but 1t caught him agelG,
cutting through his collar bone. DR.. A. b.
Monshan wLO was called 10 attend the injured
man, informs us that he was most horribly man
glcd, and that his recovery is doubtful.
The Young M,n's Christian Association met
on Monday nj ht, and elected officers for the
regular term, as follows; President, Rev. LA.
Atkinson; Vice President, Rev. A. J. Buell.;
Recording Secretary, AaLson Robbins, Cor
responding sscretary, D, Mackley; Treasurcl,
A. W. Long Board Of Directors Joseph White
head, Jacob II. Kicker, D, Mackley, e. W.
Mitchell. Samuel saylor and G, W. Cavet.
Committee on Membership, E. w, Mitchell,
Samuel ssa,1or and Joseph Whitehead. The
Association will meet at the NJ. K. Church on
mkt Monday night. ''
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The following are the proceedings in
the Probate Court Of Jackson county forth week
ending on Saturday last.s
AARRIAoE LIcENsEs.
Henry Harris and Mary Hili
Lawson smathers and Emily o. LAntz
MISCELLANEOUS.
Will Of James ackson proven, and VIM. D.
jackson appointed Executor. Bond 5000.
AlnnSon Robbins appointed to inspect county
Treasury Inspection made and report fled
finding all correct. lia hd@sS
Thomas P. sulber lond appointed guardian Of
the minor children of Allen Boiler, deceased
Bond 81, 900. faf'H
Daniel Exlins, guardian Of Ripley II. Exlne,
cited to Ale account. Account lled.
Edward Hunt, admr. of James Hunt, vs.. Ellen
Hunt ct. al. Order issued to assign dover &c.
The State OF ohlo on relation OF G. r. Crum.
it, VS.. Cstbarinc Potts. Relator AYERS that he Ia
a creditor of L. d. Potts deceased, and that be
believes the defendant Is conceallng property OF
deceased. Citation Issued Three accounts aed
two inventories nled, and twenty-five accounts
settled. -.s.rsg rfFf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
To COnsumptives.

THE Advertiser having. been restored to
health in q few weeks, by a very simple
remedy, after having suffered several years with
severe lung Affection and that dread disease,
Consumption--is anxious. to make known to his
iellow-suilercrs the means of cure. Es
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of
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directions for preparing and using the same,
which they win find SURE CORE FOR Con-
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is TO benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which he conceves to be Invaluable; and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy. as It
W III cost them nothing, and may prove bless
ing.
Parties wishing the prescription, viii please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
Nov. 18. 18G9-m9
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
! T=T7-- =TTTOG n -J7TT ~
Columbus and IrOntOn
RAILROAD.

In pursuance of resolution of majority of
the CorpOrstors of the Columbus and Ironton
Railroad Company, adopted at meeting of the
Corporators, in the city Of Columbus, nOtlce Is
hereby given that on Gtf3N. I
Thursday, February gath, 1879,
at 9 o o'clock, A. NJ, Books will be opened at the
following named places, for the purpose of re-
ceving subscriptions to the Capital Stock Ofthe
Columbus and Ironton Railroad Company to-
wit:
At the Banking Houte of N iller & Donaldson,
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ty Of Picknway.
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At the Banking House Of Chapman. Glare &
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At the Business House Of James Emmitt In
WaverIy, In the County Of Pike.
At the First and Second National Banks, In the
City of lronton. IN the County of Lawrence.
All In the State Of Ohio.
Said Books TO be kept open from day to day,
between the hours Of nine O'Clock, A. NJ, aud
three o'clock. P. NJ. until the requisite amount
of Stock shall be subscribed
BY ord er of The Corpoiators at the City oil
Columbus, the 18th day Of January, 1870.
g. JAMES EMhITT, CH'MNi pro fem.
JoHN MILLER Secy.
Jan 27, 70-5w
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HOW OFTEN WE HEAR THIS EXPRESS
IL lon from persons reading advertisements of
Patent Medicines, and inlnine cases ont of ten
they may be right. 1t Is over % years since
introduced Dr. Tobias Venetian Linlment, to
the public. / had no money TO advertise 1t, so
/ left it for sale with few druggists and store
keepers through q small section of the country,
many taking It with great reluctance but told
them 10 let any one have 1t, and II IL did not do
all stated on my pamphlet, no one need pay
for IL. In some stores two or three bottles were
taken on tr ., persons present. / was, BY
many, thought crazy, and that would be the
last they would see of me. But knew, my med
icine was no humbug. In about two months
bega TO receive orders for more Linlment. some
calling II nn valuable Liniment, who had re-
fused 10 pign receipt when | left 1t at their
store. Now my sales are millions Of bottles
yearly and all for cash. war; 1t superior
10 any other medicine for The cure Of Group,
Dlarrhea, Dysentery Collie, Vomiting, spGsms
and sea.siskness, as an internal remedy. II 10
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accompanying each bottle--and externally for
Chronic Rheumatism, Headache. Mumps Frost
cd Feet, Bruises, spralns, Old Sores. sWelllngs,
Sore Throats, &c., &C. .FSt
Price 80 cts. Sold By the Druggists, Depot 10
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Opinions of the Chronicle.

The CHRONICLE Is one Of the best papers on
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the citizens Of io.-Clereland Leader
This Republican daily seems to be outstrIpping
lite Radical contemporary In enterprise as well as
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1t is one of the best conducted dailles In the
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Errors of Youth.

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Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertisers
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confidence, JOHN d. OGDEN,
No. AZ Cedar street, New York.
NAV q. '69-y 4:
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JUDGE LoNcBoN retired from Office as
Probate Judge of Jackson county on Tuesday
last, and John ]. c. Evans took his place. 1t is
conceded by all that Judge Longbon has made
most competent and faithful officer. 1t iS be-
llevcd that Judge Evans will also make faith
ful and honest Judge.
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ALLCOcWS POROUS PLAS1ERs

Sudden severe pains Of the side ard back,
stitches, spasms, etc. These Infections are
most troublesome to persons past middle age.
viii even come on In bed are very pa inful and
often dangerous In-damp weather they are
more frequent than in dry. These plasters give
relief at once. and need to be always in the
drawer, handy. rt.l aEt-
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ZELL's ENCYCLOPEDIA Since our
last notice we have received several more num-
ber's Of zelfs Encyclopedia, now running up to
No. 100, and having reached as far as the word
Eyer" This is work that should be In every
goed library.
Again we ask our friends to call and see the
work itself. Price 10 cents per number. Pub
ll.hed by T. Ellwood zeli, Ph hilsdelphia, Pa
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ASTOUNDING REVELATIONS,

Two scientific publications are in the field
against the hair dyes of which lead is the basis
The "New York Medical Gazette" aud ''The
Journ j of Chemistry" bitterly dcnou nee them.
Yet the hair may be safely dyed. Have you
seen B sID. - ~ gJ- lae
PROF. .CHXLTON'S TESTIMONY,
founded on careful anlysS, and certifying that
CHstadoro's Excelsior Dye. %
is not onlya tirst-class article for changing the
color Of the hair, but
ABSOLUTELY SAFE q III
CRIsTADoRos HAIR PREsERYATIyE, as
Dleo, ing acts like charm on the Hair after
Dyeihg. Try 1t. janis, '7O--lm.
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ID DAD Office @
The New York independent.

We are receiving qutea number OF subscribers
to the MY independent, under our arran cement
fer clubbing.
We send the Independent, and fine engraving
Of President Grant, and one of Vice President
Colfax aud also the Jackson STANDARD one
wear fer only three dollars. This is tue bvst
oifer ever made to those who ant two OF the
best papers, and two Of the finest engravings.
The cash must invariably be paid in advance,
under ti1is arrangement U. q.
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SHERIFF's SALE.
Notice Is hereby given, that will offer 81
public anciion, vt the door Of The Court HOUSE
in Jackson on
Friday, February 11th A. D. 1870,
at one O'Clock P. NJ. Of said day, the following
described real estate situated in Jackson county
Ohio, to-Wit: Part of northeast quarter Of sec
tion twenty three. (2s) Township eight ~
Range eighteen. t18) beginning at the southeast
corner Of the quarter. thence running with the
quarter section line) N 81 3-4deg W 07S chains
(to corner set by Hannah), thence IL deg.
T 19. So chains TO post across from which black
oak 4 inches diameter bears 8 % deg E 38 links
distant and blackjack inches 56 deg. a.
IN ence 81 "a deg. E 12.95post at the N + cor
ner of an orchard, thence s 4 "a deg. E4 90
chains (pOst), thence N So deg, g 395 chains
thence MI deg. Z 800 chains thence n so deg
Z $40 chains to the section line (post). white
oak, inches s 81 deg. E 80 do 3S deg. E So
thence 4 8 IA deg. 0.96 chains to the Begin
ming place containing 5s 8O.1OO acres.
Also. commencing at the north west corner Of
the above described land, thence running north
fifteen and one-haf rods (l51f), thence east
1876 chains, thence south 151E rods, thence
west II 05 chaine to the piaee of beginning, con-
tanning Ave acres more or less. Except all Of
said land lying north of County Road running
through said lands
Also. commencing at the north west corner Of
meadow on sosth side of said road. thence
south ten rods Q0), sihence east sixty-five rods
(65) more or less to the second ravine, thence
in nOrtherly direction along said favine and
in said direction to county road. thence along
said road in q westerly direction TO the place Of
beginning. containing in all about % acres more
or less. (The last described land being set of as
3 family homestead to Elizabeth HoldreD,)
Taken as the property of Eleazer HOldren on
an execution in favor Of Putnam. Weleh q Co.,
issued by the Court Of Common Pleas Of Yinton
county, and to me directed as Sheriff Of Jackson
county. Hj ..fi sIa
Appraised at 81, ,1e0 90. vsfe
Given under my hand this 11th day Of Janu-
ary, A. d., 1870. JOHNSON WADE.
III. Sheriff j c., Ohio.
Janis, 70-5w. .pf els 90.
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/ have just received the largest as
sortment of Books. Stationery, Notions, Toys,
Lamps and fixtures, ever brought to this market,
Call and see the new gas burner. They can
be adapted to all kinds of lamps. Furnace
Scrip, and all kinds Ofgran and marketing taken
in exchange for goods. |. T. MOSAHAN.
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STANDARD, must be handed In by noon on Tues
day each week, as the paper Is made up on Tues
day evening.