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= Tnrpih System.

4 Torpid system. s---
Sometimes, without any assignabie cause, the phys
cal strength and animal spirits gave way and strange
torpor tails alike the body and intellect There
little pain perhaps, but the natural viger and
elasticity of the and Muscular system seems to
have departed and Indifference of the pleasures of
hfe, and of its grave responsL ities takes the
place of that earnest interest in both which character.
ICES every well balanced mind when healthy condi-
ton. -=---
This state Of partial collapse is efen the prenenitery
symptoms of some serious naladg 1t indicates
takaoly that the vital powers are and need
stimulant. In such cases the effect of few doses of
Hostetters Stomach Bitters is wonderfully beneficial
The great tonic wakes up the system from its browse
The secretons and the circulation receive new i'm
petus. The relaxed recover their elasticity
under the operations of the specific ike the sacened
strength OF mu icaI instrument IN the process of
tuning. Lethargy and debility replaced by energy
and vigor the spirits rise and life that almost seemed
burden while the season Of depression lasted be-
comes once more euJ)y1Ole. That such radical
change should be produced by remedy entirely
devoid of the powerful alalods and minerals extern
slvey used IN modern practice may incredible
those who pin their faith the medicinal efficacy of
active poisans. but If these sceptics Wal take the trou
bic enquire Of those who have tested the ctive
and Alternative virtues Of The Btters under the circum
stances described, they viii ind the statement to be
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DIR. wDAv1g's
CaEker and salt Rheam syrup.

Fer the Cure of Caner Salt Rhenn Erysipeas Scrofu
lous Diseases, Cutaneous ErupGous, and every
every kind of Disease arising from
impure state of the Bloc
The E2aEFecfice Blood Purifier he Riaetes46 Cenrrs
~ Sold by all Medicine Dealers.
Sold by GREENE Il BUTTON Milwaukee.
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Tnn ANOTHER
SHADOWED ALTAR.

BETRoTHED, Welded, DIVORCED.
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SEE ADVERTISEMENT Of DIR. Butts Dispen-
sary, headed Book for the nlillion-MAR-
RAGE GUIDE-in another column. It
should be read by ALL - E
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The game of chess between Detrsit
and Cleveland is draw.
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No. 18.
sIMILIA sTMILLBUS CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS
ITO rgw oPA TETg SPECIFICS

ITO ZSl0P AEEEJ SPECIFICS
Save proved from the most ample experience an entire
SUCCESS. simple Pr onpt- Efficient and Reliable
lar aso-so simple that mistakes cannot be made in
g5s men e as e G itee IRON 6ase rai s
the htghe CONNIE ndaton IRON all and val tiWays
Nos Gents.
l. Cures Fevers. Congestion InHarnnatons. %
>, " Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Collie ..... =
3 " CryTa2-tr ellie. or Teething Of Infants. .
4, " Eiarr.l0l.s Of hiidren adults s..--.. p
s. " Dyseuttry, Gripping, Billions Colo. .-..... 20
6, " Cho!Cra-lToTbUs, Vomiting. -............ %
T. " Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis ....-........-. .25
g. g Ne4rr4Frfa roothache, Faceaehe.. %
O. g Headaches, Sic, Headache Vertigo. j.. %
To- - Dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach. %
II. 8 Suppressed or Painful Periods. %
r. " yTis5tes5 TO- profuse Periods. q
10, " Group, Cough, Difficult Breathing.
H. " salt Rhsum, f2rysipelas ruptions. 80. %
Is g RileFErrstfE Rheumatic Pains. %
Al he ADORE are put IN Tf1LS h directions, con.
tanning double quaint s eehgs- =. ..oe
Tbs f1og are also put YP n giels and are sent at The
same prices given 5s55fs. 4 q
Is, Fever and Ague. Chill Fever, Agues- =, go
M Piles, Blind or Bleeding DC
I5 0pElEaEnly, and Sore or Weak Eyes. ...... 80
10, &" Catarrh, Acute or Chronic, influenza 90
o. < XyHoeESiufy Cough, Violent Cough.-.....5J
81, Asthma, Oppressed Breathing. ....,... &c
% Ttar. Discharges. Impaired Hearing. 80
o. Scrofula, Enlarged Glands, Swellngs. 20
a. General Debility, Physical Weakness. 80
s5 Drousv. AID Scanty Secretions ...........5 SO
g. sea-Ssiclkness, Sickness from Riding. go
d, Kidney Disease, Gravel. ...-.-..-...--..5 SO
g. Nervous Debility Seminal Ennis
sfoas, Involuntary Discharges .-.......1 90
g. Sore EEoutEI, Canlser.. 50
3d. Urinary Weakness. Voting Bed. 80
81 Painful Periods. with Spasrns.- 80
49, suiIerings at change Of Iife.-... ......1 0e
90, Epilepsy Spasms, st. Vitus' Dance.....1 o.
81, Dipfheria, liberated Sore Throat. ....... so
FAMILY CASES
0f35 TO 90 large y5ais, morocco ar rose
wood case. continuing q specific for
every ortifEisJry disease II family Is.
S''''' IS '.' '',' % '''f' From 'n' 81 to s35
Smaller Fairly and Travelling cases. with29
to % vias.........-... from 80 to SS
Specifies for all Private Diseases, both for
PeED'S EXTge ssyH, p
Cures Burns, Rruises, Lamenessa Soreness,
Sore TarGafs s~pfaiRs, TOO llsaeiies EaFaChes
Neuralgia. RheunIaLJsni, ls5lnb4ago' fi 4i,
Ulcers, Old sores. a-- -5.
si fEIGe' 0z % CENTS RMS : i'''' 'l"f's'
~ These Remedies, except PONDS EKFR act,
country, by mai express free Of charge on receipt
of the price.
ALE LETrFRs MUST BE ADDRESSED s-s-
Humphrey Specific
Homeopathic Medicine Company,
Office and Depot. No. 569I3R 90 ADwAY, New York.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
WHOLESALE AGESTs.z Bu1rhams 4 Van Setback,
HurIburt 9 Edsall, Gtfeagq. Us, Jenks & Gordon,
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You can't insure your life after disease at
tacks You. Try the Washington now.
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PRUssINa's Celebrated Cider Vinegar is the
best III the market. Ask your grocer for it.
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"AR1J&. Mills Tirnbered'Tracts. &C., in Maryland,
n Virginia North Carolina and other states. oeno
Ice for 50paged Catalogue will be out early IN teprnary
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AND EEUE ELGIA DlSsOLvENT
Reader you may copsider t.s sort of spread eagl
heading, but mem every WORD OF it. [ haye bee
there. When your system is racked with
RHEUMATIC
pain, and You caunoeven turn yourself bed or sitting
ing 1t was night and at night wishing it morning
When you have
FEIRABGgAs III
W If nerve in your being is like the sting of
Isr attn the most 7eno1nous and hot poison
-. tour heart, and driving you to the very verge
:, 1r9-s. When you have the
sCIATICA,
THAT have Just got through WITH that most awful
most Mountaineering Observation-Disclosures most
spirit breaking and Misunderstanding OF ali diseases that
can ahlct our Iu0I Luman nature When sou have the
LUGIBAG0,
lying and writing in agony and pain unable turn
neart ike nifs; ten me- il relief and cure of any
of these diseases in few DAYS is not the Greatest
Medical Blessing OF the Age, tell US what is
DIRECTIONS TO USE.-You viii take a tablespoon
FIJI and three spoonfus Of water three times day and
in few days particle of rheumatic and neuragic
pain will be dissolved and pass off by the kidneys.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY,
Roxbury, Mass.
WHOLESALE AGENTs.-Fuller Finch & Fuller, Lord
Il SMITH, F. P Dryer ( Co, Burnhams & Van Setback
Hurlburt & Edsall, Tolman King, Chicago: Green d
Schmidt, MIWarJfaei McCullOch It McCord, La rosse;
Moves Bros, St Pauli Collins Bros, T. f. WetzeI
MEYERS Bros st Louis Moore & Tarbet Zunkernan
1 l.
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EpIlEpSyORFlTS

BSAR9EERS TRY my FERTUIZFR. Re-
a cips %. j. CRAM, south Norrid2ewock, Maine
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Ouf National Dtsorders-Dr, Roback's
Cures

Belt Observation-Disclosures 4 CIswson. Plain
View. .-.-. -
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RAMsDELL NORWAY OATS.

MANHOOD and Observation-Disclosures for
I'VE Young Men, free, in sealed envelopes. HOW.
ARD ASSOCIATION, Box P Pbiladephia, Pa.
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the most liberal terms to all who argoS ,,l z a.
sas OF tins Book Teachers ladies' eperget vo, ,,9
G anu especially returned and disabled officers and
49, "A ma our work particularly adantef to thsr
sonerop we employ no general agents but offer
TO eanv assers Oh agents rriH
2eS s1l o IN the East One ~ copies in one
fo,y aoaner Cd another has taken ,O( d orders in
business. Address Twins "oN'e'nins INC
X. III. FERGUSON * CO.,
Publishers etxN ,,rgt St- I
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els this your card, sir-are you Lieutenant
Mugglnnp asked the colonel, as he handed a
chair to his visitor.
"That is my name, sir. Have the honor
to address Colonel Edgar Mansfeld?" replied
th other.
s'My name is Mansfield, and commanded
the til cavalry during the late unpleasant
ness. May ask to what branch of the SER
vice you are ats cheG, as the lack of uniform
does not permit me to judge without ask
ing?"
ITO none at present. 1 was in the infan-
try, but got sick and resigned. have called,
sir, on ve1y dleagreeable business, that is to
any but Us naattt0a>y men 1t would be disa-
greeable."
And Lieutenant Muggins Strengthened I'D,
took out very shallow looking pocket-book,
ana from it extracted note.
Rising, he extended this to the colonel, and
said:
''I have the honor, sir, to say that when
YOU have taken note of the contents of that
document, l shall be most happy to he re-
ferred to the friend whom you may select to
arrange pre1mlnarles."
The colonel took the note 1t was unsealed.
He read it and d sarcastic smile played over
his features as he did so. 1t tCok but few
seconds, and then he quietly tore the Isissive
into scraps and threw them on the floor.
"What am | to infer from that action, sir
What reply an l to take back to my friend
gins. - r-5--
IT have no reply to make to man of his
class and business" said the colonel quietly.
when he dies, II justice Is done, the hang
man viii expedite him on his route below. 1t
is not work for a gentleman to do. If you
remain here one minute more, Lieutenant
Mugglns, after the declaration that you are
b. e friend of a gambler and scoundrel, you
viii have the opportunity Of saying that
condescended to kick you out of my room. "
"You would kick meme, sir?-PIl-PH-''
DWELL, sir, 9oi0t viii you do? ?" ...
And Colonel Mansfield rose from his chair,
and, began with slow, measured step to ad-
vance toward the lieutenant, whose face was
very red-almost parple-but now began to
1hiten.
"TI go, sir, without being kicked, to tell
him you refuse to fight; and he'll post you,
sir, aud chastise you, too! Maybe you'll kick
hinl!" IS z
The lieutenant was hurting over the
threshold when he said this, and as his face
was yet turned toward what he deemed the
point Of attack that is, the end of the COL
oneps heavy cavalry boot-he did not see
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GREAT BARGAINs IN iOWaLaRp

EOlFSTER MELON : Weigh 40 TBS; feet in
W circumference. Packet Seeds and Circular l5o
II for 99c j. H DUFF, Murray, Wells Co., In Llama
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Successfully treated Permanent cures effected or M
charge send stamp for circular, terms &c adore q
j. K. ROSS N0biesylle. Ind.
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Price so and Accrued Interest
in Currency.

Pamphlets, Maps, and full information fur
nishod on application.
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Homo POllteness.

Should an acquaintance tread on yOur
dress your best, your very best, and by
accident tear it, how profuse you are
with your "never minds--don't think OF
It'll don't care at ALL" fla husband
does it he gets a frown, if a child, he is
chastised.
All! these little things, say you! They
tell nightly on the heart, let us assure
you, little as they are.
Agentleman stops at friends house
and finds it in confusion. "He dom
see any thing to apologize for--neVer
thinks of such matters-every thing Is
all right"-cold supper--cold room
crying chidren-"perfectly ComfOrta'
ble."
He goes home; his wife has been taxi
ing care of the sick ones and worked her
life almost out. "Dont see why things
can'tbe kept in better order-there new
er were such cross children before.
No apologies except away from home,
Why not be polite at hOmel Why
not use freely the golden coin of cour-
tesyi How sweet they sound, those lit
tie words, "thauk you" or you are very
kind" Doubly, yes, trebly sweet from
the lips we love, when heart-smile make
the eye sparkle with the clear light Of
affection .
Be polite to your children, DO you
expect them to be mindful of your wei
fare, to grow glad at your approach, L
bound away at your pleasure before
request il half Spoken7 Thon, with all
your dignity and authority mingle no
lteness, Give ita nitche in your house
hold temple. Only then will yop hays
the true secret of sending out into Che
world really finished gentlemen and Ia
dies, ltG
Again we say unto all-be polite.
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Ap,Editors .WOoing

III sebuollOys are the. most cruel ofal'
earthly creatures 10 home less
dogs, drunken men, and other helpless
objects of their torn ent, it is equally
true that schoolgirls know not what 1t
is TO frel reverence for raw and BASH
fu professor, lank editor, or any 9th
or MteIyeballeDger of univer salTesPect
This. at'Icast, mast be the final and Sc
we're conviction OF Il country journalist
recently visiting Indianapolis, aud there
enduring such irreyereuce as the pro-
fessiona pen splultcrs Indignantly to
write. This journalist, whose person
al beauty and digulted simplicity OF
character are somewhat simi lar to those
of Mr.. Greeley in his syounger days, i'm.
proved his stay at the capitol OF Indiana
bytmaking several calls at a popular fe'
male seminary Of that city where taught
a certain middle aged lady, whose love
he was anxious to place upon his list
of exc hanges. His negotiations to that
were fairly successful aud he went to
make his last call, before leaving the cit
V, with such sense Of Increased intel
lectual dignity as only a successful ed
itor can know. Just missing in his
lofty abstraction, the cnormity of say
ing "ten cents a line" in response to
the servants inquiry for his card, he
was shown into the reception room
there to await the coming down OF her
to whom he would give revised proof
of his admiration, and ask to follow cop
Y Other picture given him. While he
sat there lie was naturally startled by
the opening Of the door about every 9th.
sr minute, the intrusion of a chignOned
young head, and such innocent remarks
as, OH didn't know there was any
one here, Really / thought it was Miss
Simmons. Excuse me. thought the
room was empty. &c. One or two OF
these little addresses would have been
delightful but halt an hour of them
made the unhappy man mediate such
an essay upon frivolous young woman
for his next issnes as would have made
the Saturday Review die Of envy. AT
last, however, his expected lady came
to the rescue, and in the sunshine OF
her sympathetic presence he forgot the
previous malice Of her reptile cotempo-
raries. AT the hour of parting, the
lady brought his overcoat and hat from
the hall, and, as he looked at them, an
awful smile gave ghastly counterfeit
mirth upon his intellectual features
The coat was turned inside out, and the
lining of it so sewed together in vari
ous places righting of it was impossible
The crown of the hat had been burn
out, and around the brim was stuck al
many pins as ever bristled in an ole
maids cushion The editor wished
that bis tongue could utter the thought
that arose in him. but as there was a la
dy present, he merely took the coat OF
one arm and the hat under the other
and fed through the hall, under wilt
chorus of "tehees'' from a whole stair
caseful Of the most heartless young crea
lures that ever giggled at the embarrass
ment of genius. There must be man
a future divorce among such young wo
men as those, and utter forgetfulness {
what befel the youthful scoffers at Eli
sha
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Auditors Sale,

There will be offered for sale at Public Auction
and sold TO the highest bidder, for sum not less
than sufficient to pay all purchase money due
the State, and all expenses incident to this Sale,
at the door of the Court-House in tho town Of
Jackson, Jackson county, Ohio, on Saturday the
18th day of May, A. d. 1870 between the hours OF
II o'clock NJ. and o'clock p. NJ. Of said day, the
following tracts Of land situated in the county Of
Jackson in the State of Ohio, and in Washing
ton township, and descibed as follows, to wit;
The south east quarter of section ten 10, town
ship eight tS Range eighteen (lSl, containing 100
acres Also, the north east quarter of section ten
Q0, township eight (S), Range eighteen (lS), con.
taining 100 acres Also, the north west quarter
of section ten qO, township eight (Sl, Range eigh-
teen (lS), containing l60 acres Also, the south
west quarter of section ten Q0l, township eight
(8, range eighteen llo containing l6O acres.
The sum due and to become on the INST de:
Scflbed tract H...., e
The sum due and to become due on the second
described tract lS,.. tvO -
The sum due and to become due on the third de-
Scrlbed tract IA -
The sum due and to become due on the fourth
described tract s., ,..... u
Terms of sale Cash on day of sale.
Given under my hand this 9th day April, A. D.
1870. SAMUEL BAKER, Auditor ]. &C.
Aprll T. 10 CIV
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Tho Love Of tho beautiful.

Place young lady under the care ofa
kind-hearted, graceful woman, and she
unoonsciously to her self, grows to
graceful lady. Place boy in the es-
tabIishment OF thorough-going,
straight toward business man, aud the
boy becomes a self-reliant, business
man. Children are susceptible creatures
and circumstances, scenes and action al
ways impress them. A. you influence
them, not by arbitrary rules, not by stern
example alone, but in the thousand 9th
efways thatspeak through bright scenes
soft utterance and pretty pictures, 80
willthey grow. Teach your children TO
loYo the beautiful Give them a corn
er in the garden for flowers, encourage
them to put 10 shape the han ging bas-
kets, allow them to have their iayoritc
trees, lead them TO wander in the pret-
tiest wood lots, show them where they
can best Wow the sunset, rouse them in
the morning, not with the stern slime
to work, but with the enthusiastic 'se'
the beautiful sun rise; buy for them pref
ty pictures and encourage them TO dec
orate their rooms, each in his or hel
childish way. The instinct is in them.
Give them an inch aud they will go
mile Allow them the privilege and
they will make your home beautiful.
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.. The Bonds can he had either In
COITPON OR REGISTERED
7. They are Of denominations Of
$1,000, $500 and 800,

bearing interest at the ratio of six per cent,
In coin, payable May lst and November LIST.
From our intimate acquaintance with the ai-
fairs and condition of the Company, zee kno'o
these securities to be peculiarly desirable, and suit
OJle for safe employment Of surplus Capital, and
hsndipO qf Gorcrnmcnt Bonds by Investors, Trus-
tees of Estates, and others who prefer absolute
security with reasonable income.
Holders of United States Flve-Twonties arc
enabled to procure these Bonds bearing the same
rate efmtcrca and harm9 'ongcr period to ran,
and to realize II large increase of capital In od,
diuon,
RondS and Stocks dealt In at the Stock EX-
change, rccelvcd In exchange for this Loan, al
the full market value, aud the Bonds returned
free Of express charges.
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Notice to Tax PAYERS.

The undersigned will attend at the Treasuror's
Office In Jackson, from the LIST day of May until
the Goth day of June next to receive taxes, after
which time all taxes remaining unpaid will be
subject to penalty of 5 per cent. United states
Treasury Notes, Notes Of National Banks and
Notes OF Solvent banks of Ohio only, are receive
able for taxes.
Ofice open nom o'clock A. NJ. toAP.M.
ID. W. CHERINGT0N,
April 2s:7O. 4w Treasurer jackson County.
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The advantages and attractions Of this LOAN,
for investment purposes, are many and impor-
tant;
|. 1t Is based upon ono OF the Great THROUGH
LINES BETWEEN THE sEABOARD AND THE
WEST
2. THE SECURITY Is ALREADY CREATED,
thagreater portion OF the line beingin sue
ceasfnl rlhAdng operation.
3. TrsEocG Fpns fiola the a@iaped Agrtou',
ttral regions and Iron and Coal deposits ada
cent, must be large and profitable
4. The enterprise receives IMPORTANT CoNcEs-
sIoNs AND PRIVILEGES from the States Of
Virginia and West Virginia,
o. II Is under the management of efficient and
wELI-KNowN CAPITALISTS, whose names
are guarantees for Its EARLY COMPLETION
and successful operation.
Q. The Bonds can he had either In
COUPON OR REGISTERED
form; they have thirty years TO run, both
principal and interest being payable In
gold,
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UNDERTAKING.

have q first class Hearse, and will keep
Collins, of all sizes and qualities, always on hand.
Funerals attended. Terms low.
Orders for Collins by Railroad. promptly at
tended to.
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HOOPS PATENT
BLAST.
T'at. October "a, Is6s.

H at VCAOOOA ~ ADO
The above engraving represents the open
chimney with four Rings, each resting on plate
with Sheet Iron connections outside the chin
new. But it is intended to have from Eight TO
Twelve Rings placed In the stack without the
corner posts each plate resting on The BricK,
and so arranged that one or more may Do taken
out, without tearing down the stack.
The subscribers would here inform the puullc
TINT they have the exclusive right to nanulac-
ture the above HOT BLAST RING In OHIO
and KENTUCKY, and are now prepared to iur-
nisb ony quantity at very short notice, and VIII
warrant them TO be the best, cheapest and sim
nlest Hot Blast In use for CHARCOAL FUR
MACE Also, we would state that VIC arc man
nfacturing HOT BLAST for SIONECOAL
FURNACES, which we warrant equal, If not
superior, to any now made
References
Hon. II. S. Bundy, Latrobe Furnace, jackson
county, Ohio.
Kentucky Improvement Company, Grecnup
county, Ky.
Kenton Furnace Company Lewis Co., Ky.
John Reed Foundryman) Cincinnati Furnace
B. +. Rugles, Manager, Agatha r o.,
George Edmunds, Clerk, jackson County, u
References for $tonccoaI Hot Blast.
Star Furnace Company. Jackson c. H., Ohio
Orange Furnace Company
Fulton Furnace Company
PICKREL & CO.,
March "a. .'70-8m jackson G. H., Ohio
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1t Is as difficult for q young woman
to know she is ugly, Is to be ignorant
Of her beauty.
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~ & NJ. WOODS.
LIVERY STABLE

Having rented tho livery stable Of A. A.
Carr between Broadway aud Portsmouth SITS.
IN jackson, and having purchased the stock be-
longing to the same, VIC will carry oil the busi-
mess In all It's branches.
Horses can be put mp, fed and taken out at
'all hours, day or night. s4c. --
ErBuGGiES, EXPRESSES, AND SINGLE
II 0RSES, for hire at all times.
Feb IL, 'e0W G, q NJ. WOODS.