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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-02-17
DR.. 7. r.. MOnaban.

NoTIcE.-If you want School Books, Novels,
Toys or Miscellaneous Books Stationery, Papers
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 stufs, in
fact, everything you wish in the Drug line, 1T.
Monahan can supply you with the very best
quality. .4-
|. I. Monahan buys all his patent medicines
from the propIietors, and insure them to be gen.
nine A full supply always on hand, of every
kind. --
Bandies, Wines, Alcohol, Gin, and Rye,
B ourbon, and Common Nhlsky-a full supply
always on hand.
DR.. II. MoDahan will continue to practice
medicine in all it's various branches, giving es-
pecial attention 10 private and chronic diseases.
Being well satisl I'd that my success in the treat
ment of distases generally, and particularly in
private and chron c diseases, far excels the sue
cess Of the old fogles, who think there is no
medicine but calomel, have no hesitancy in
asking liberal patronage from this community.
Charges in all cases reasonable.
ask no iayors but what merit demands.
cine is equal if not better than any of my COM
petitoB. All | ask is fair trial, to render gen.
eral satisfaction. know that it isto the inter-
est of my friends to employ me at all times and
under all clrcumstanees-their ills, aches and
bills will be less. Thankful for past favors we
wish to say to all whom it may concern, that we
are now giving especial attention to chronic and
pr ivate diseases, and are curing many cases that
heretofore have been considered incurable. We
use no mercury in the treatment of chronic or
private diseases
Office in rear Of Drug Store, corror roem Of
Isham House, Corner Of Main and Broadway
Streets. Dec.2 69-3m
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LOCAL BREYITIES.

"A new roof is being put upon the Christian
Church, on Broadway.
Two or three new houses are going up near
the planning mill. .
The Moot Court on last Saturday night was
quite success.
AT the Sunday School at the NJ. E. Church
on last Sabbath afternoon, 242 persons were
present.
--0n Monday last there were exceedingly
heavy rains, with thunder and lightning On
Tuesday the waters were very high.
--on last Saturday the winds had dried up the
streets until they were In very fine condition,
and large number of people came to town on
business.
George W. johnson, Clerk in the Ohio Sen
ate, was at home on short furlough from Sat
urday until Monday.
IA good many boys in this town put in most
of their time stealing roosters and having them
Aght II they continue in this way what a
promising harvest the Grim inal lawyers have In
prospect.
Meetings are kept up during this week at
the n. E. Church. Considerable interest is
manifested We find the room kept SO close that
the air becomes very foul, and it is so unhealthy
and disagreeable that we wonder that half tho
congregation do not get sick.
A young man-quite boy, was in Jail few
days ago, for getting drunk and cutting up. He
iS the con OF q man who nobly fell in defense of
his country, and his mother is most estimablc
and Christian lady. We have never seen any
harm on the part Of this boy, and VIC sincerely
hope that he may never touch whisky or beer
again.
There are several persons mistaken as to the
real names OF some Of our correspondents, who
Sign fictitious names. We learn that some think
that tyler" is Mr.. Taylor, of the Union Schools
of jackson. This is a mistake. There arc
others who are mistaken as to the identity of
''Tyler," "Young Coon" sc.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Columbus and IrOntOn
RAILROAD.


In pursuance of resolution of Il majority of
the COrporators of tue Columbus and IronOn
Railroad Company adopted at meeting of the
Corporators, in the city Of Columbus, notice is
hereby given that on
Thursday, February Gath, 1870,
at 8 o'clock. A. NJ. Books will be opened at the
following named places, for the purpose Of re-
ceiving subscriptions to the Capital Stock ofthe
Columbus and lronlOn Railroad Company, to-
wit:
At the Bank ing House of N iller & Donaldson
in the City Of Columbus, in the County Of
Franklin.
AT the Office of the Business House of s. Fl.
Rugeles, in the City Of Circeville, in the Coun-
ty Of PiCllaway.
At The Business Office of james Emmitt, in
the City OlChillicOhe in the County of Ross.
At the Banking House OF Chapman. Glare 4
Co. at jackson, In the County of jackson.
At the Business House of James Emmitt, in
Wayerly in the County of Pike.
At the First and Second National Banks in the
City Of ITOntOn, in The County of Lawrence.
All in the State of Ohio.
Said Books 10 be kept open from day to day,
between the hours Of nine o'clock, A. NJ, and
three o'clock, p NJ, until the requisite amount
of Stock shall be subscribed.
BY order Of the CorpOrators at the City of
Columbus, the 10Th day Of January, 1870.
JAMES EMMITT CH'MN., pro TEN.
JoHN MILLER, Sec'y.
Jan N, ,70-5w
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EARLY MARRIAGES. IN J1CKSON
COUNTY---IS45.

Martin Accord and Nancy Lambert, Sept. Is,
by Samuel E. Gates, J. P.
Thomas W. Evans and Ann Lloyd, Oct. 9, by
William Conner, ]. P.
Amos Canter and Elizabeth Davis, Oct. 2, by
Michael Mccoy ]. P.
John Ray and Martha Jane Dixon, Oct g. by
Moses Ray J. P.
Thomas Davis and Frances Speed, Oct. II, by
James B. Stewart, Minister.
Justice G Lewis and Emily G.. Crookham,
Oct 21, by Isaiah N Ford, Minister.
Walker Walls and Margaret Smith, Oct, ISby
Michael Mccoy, p.
William J.. Callaghan and Sarah Ann St rain,
Oct. 16, by Aaron Walterhouss, j. P
John Exline and Margaret Jane Rugg, oct12,
by Thomas W. Leach, J. P.
George Rice and sntha Literal, Oct 16, by
George w. Hale, ]. P.
Thomas Griffin and Catharine Haslet, Oct. 1s,
by Thomas W. Leach ]. P.
John w. johnson aud Mary Ann RaWson Oct.
20, by sc Howell, ]. P.
Andrew Jenkins and Margaret E. Csckley,
Oct. o. by Samuel Es sGates j. P.
James Reed and Rachel Hill, Oct. ~, by s. s.
VsndiyOrt, j. P.
Apsei A. Patterson and Madeleine Hale, Oct.
&c, by George w. Hale, p.
John Frances and Elizabeth Dixon, Nov. 4, by
Moses Ray.J. p.
Lorenzo Phillips and Susan Martin, Nov, 2,by
Newell Bradley, J. 2.
wilHam Hays and Eliza Jane Richardson,
EOv.5 by Abraham Cartlich, Min
james billiard aud Eliza Huat, Nov. 2, BY
Aaron WaherhoTsc, j. p.
Joseph Sylvester aud Susanna Lucas, Nov. s,
by Thomas w. Leach, Up. ..a.
Alexander Yanderiord and Nancy Dixon, Nov.
., by Joel r. Skinner, j. P.
joel Cox and Eleanor Ratcliff Nov. ., by Joel
r. Skinner, j. P. 80
William Ray and Tacy Graves, Nov. %, by
samuefD Darby, Minister.
John Swain aud Amy Ray, Nov. IL, by Jo-
seps Baker, Minister
Caleb Alexander aud Mary Jane CAllaghan,
Nov. 20, by Samuel Carrick, ]. ?.
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ALLCOCWS POROUS PLASTERS,

Step by step this commodity has attained its
unprecede nted fame. They are universally ap-
proved They support strengthen, and aid the
growth Of muscles. They appear to have Pc
cullOr effect upon the nerves allaying irritabil-
ity, while supplying warmth They seem to
accumulate electricity, and aid the circulation
of the blood through the part where applied, by
which healthy actions are induced
Even in paralysis, where articulation was
suspended, the use of the Porous Plasters to the
spine restored the articulation, and materially
reduced the paralysis. In fact the patient could
help herself while before the Porous Plaster
was as helpless as a baby. We refer TO Mrs
Sally El liot, Springfield Mass
Sold by Druggists. Agency, Brandreth House,
New York, ieb'17, TON.
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LIFE INsURANcE.-The business Of
Life Insurance in this place is only in Its infancy
The people have not made themselves acquaint-
ed with the workings of the system. When un-
derstood, it W Ill be found to be as popular here
as in other towns of the same size. And many
people In the countryside farmers and Others,
will make this sure provision for their families
Mr.. c. P. DELL, agent for the Penn Mutual
Life Insurance Co. of Philadelphia, is now 10
this place. and will remain for few days He
desires TO secure the services of some active man
to act as agent for the company This company
was incorporated in the year 1s47, and has
large capital, and is perfectly safe. Mr.. DELL
showed us list of names of persons who have
insured in the Cincinnati Agency. Among the
names we notice many persons with whom we
are acquainted
Mr.. DELL viii take pleasure in explaining the
principles upon which this company does busi-
ness and we would recommend our citizens to
see him, or the agent whom be may appoint in
this place.
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Wanted Agents (nale or female) for the
PHYSICAL LIFE OF
WOM-AN:

ADVICE TO THE maiden, WIFE AND MOTHER.
By DR.. Napheys, Chief of Clinic of jefferson
Medical College, Ph iladelphia. just issued.-
4 brave, pure book. Discusses topics Of vital
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Recommended BY Surgeon General W. A. Ham
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z. .S.-Also wanted Agents for the PEOPLES
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The Standard dubbed with the Ru

The Standard clubbed with the Ru-
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We will club the Standard with the Rural
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AGENTS wanted every where for
Our Home Physician

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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

EvkNISHED III HAs.kHoDEsi COUNTY kECohDEh'
John A, Thacker to Delilall Thacker--12O acres
IN Jackson tp............ .........'..Sl'ooV
Margaret A .Karr ct al 70 L. 81 W.. w Campbell
81 acres in franklin Up. ..,.............".SlO SlOO
sherltf Wade to Elisha B. Greene-Si acres IN
BiOomfeid tp. 1884
Sheriff Wade to Elisha y. Greene-SO acres 10
Bloomfield tp.. p....................... Bz0
John d. LLOYD and wife TO Henry LlOyd-ln-
lots and in Masseys Addition to Oak II Ill
and other lands adjoining ............... S4OO
Sheriff Wilson to Anson Hanna--Lots l, and 3
In .Burnsides Addition to jackson. ........$8l
Samuel H. Carrlck and wife to Alice J. Carrick
s-r242 acres In Milton tp.. OOO
james NJ. Carrick and wife to Alice j. Carrick-
quilt claim 10 242 acres In Milton tp......s5OO
Sarah Campbell and husband to Envy Castor
10 acres in Lick tp....................Sl 900
John PAUL and wife to Union Iron Co.-quit
claim to $50 acres in Lawrence Co., and 80
acres In Jefferson tip p.......................
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ID DAD NOTICE

There will be petition presented to the Com
msslCners OF jackson County, Ohio, at their
next regular session, on the first Monday IN
March, 1870, asking for the establishment OF a
county road, as iollows Commencing at the
Chillic0the Road at the mouth Of the lane near
the dwelling house of Samuel Bierly in Liberty
township; thence 10 follow the track of what is
known as the old road through said Bierly's
farm thence along said old track until it inter-
sects the county road leading from said Chilli
Gothic road 10 the State road ltading from Jack
son town to Piketon, and known as the Jackson
and Piketon road.
Feb 3, 70-5w PETITIONERS.
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SAVE your II Orses and Cattle from
Lung Fever. by the use Of FOutzs Celebrated
Horse and Cattle Powders
Save yourselves from r heumatism, Neuralgia
and all pain, by the use Of Foutz's Mixture, the
great ex ternal remedy.
Save your children from an ca rly death by
Group, by the use of shriner's Balsamlc Cough
Syrup.
These medicines are standard pr epnratlons
and we cheerfuly recommend them 70 the
public.
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TIE following ale the proceedings IN
the Probate Court OF jackson county for the week
ending on Saturday Lasts
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Winfield s. Horton and Talitta A. SnooS.
Jeremiah Lambert and Harriet A. Smith.
John A. Wseman aud Malinda j. Rice.
John T. Leach and Margaret E, Cramblit
Ephnim Boring and Margaret Leak.
John Glover and Brazilia Meyer
MISCELLANEOUS.
David W. Winfough, Administrator of Henry
McAnich, discharged.
John j. q. Evans, Probate Judge elect having
given bond, and taken the required oath, entered
upon the discharge of his official duties.
Thompson Leach appointed administrator of
Beverly Mayhew Bond 5000.
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Errors of Youth.

"A GENTLEMAN who has suffered for years
from nervous Debility, Premature Decay, ,5and
all thu effects of youthful fndscietion, will, for
the sake of suffering humanity, send free to all
WHO need it, the receipt and directions for max
ing the simple remedy by which he was cured.
Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertisers
experience, can do SO by addressing, in perfect
confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN,
No, ~ Cedar street, New York.
p07 'Bqy %"
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CtHERIFF AND SPECIAL MASTER COM
- MISSIONER s SALE.

State Of ohio, JacEson county, a.
Henry G; - Bann' On I'd order Of sale.
John NJ. Smith, ct ais
Pursuant to the command ofan Order of Sale
issued In the above led cause, and to me d.
rccted as Spec ial Master. will offer at public
auction at the door Of the Court House ia Jack
son, in the said county Of Jackson, on
Saturday, February 18th, A. D., 1870,
At one o'clock. P. NJ, of said day. the following
described mortgaged premises, situa ted in the
county of jackson and State OF Ohio, tO-wit d.
BEGINNING at the north east corner of lot No
one hundred and thirteen Q13) Township No
7. Range No. IS. in'the Scioto Salt Reservation
Thence west ten 4-pole chains and thirty-two
links at a post in the road thence south 3i15e,
east Il chains and IL links to a post in the road
Honey Locust IS inches s. 30, w. 102 links I;
thence north IA chains II links to the place OF
beginning; PersimmOu inches NJ 29S, Z. 32
links tame Cherry 3 inches South 2S0 L. Il
links. Excepting 2 rods square near the north
west corner Of said tract, containing one old pit
tree in centre. Containing Seven and 2S-lOO
acres, more or less
Valued at $500 90.
To be sold as the property of John NJ. NTH
to satisfy judgment rendered by the Court OF
Common Pleas Of Jackson county, Ohio, in favor
of Henry G. Bum and decree in favor Of Tacy
Bum. Terms of sale cash on day of sale.
Given under my hand this 18th day of JAM,
JOHNSON WADE. sh'fJ.C.,
and Special Master Commissioner G. {. Pleas
ofsaid county.
W. X. HAsrixGs, Atty. for Prf.
Jan 20, '10-5w-pt S13 20
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NEARLY all the groceries VIC now
use, we get from Buskirk's in Portsmouth.
When we send an order there, we are sure to
get just what we send for. If you order good
article of any kind, you may expect to get It.
At least that has been our experience, for q
number Of wears
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WEDIOCK.

The BASIS of Civil SOcIeIy.-Essays
for Young Men on the honor and happiness Of
Marriage, and the evils and dangers Of CeIebacy,
with sanitary help for the attainment Of man 5
true position In life. Sent free, In sealed enveL
opes Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, BOZ
P, Philadelphia, Pa.
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ADVERTISEMENTS tor insertion in the
STANDARD, must be handed in by noon on Tues
day each week, as the paper is made up on Tues
DAY evening.
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DRuGs AND MEDICINES IF we are
not much mistaken, the Drug Store Of Enos
Reed u Bro, In Portsmouth, will be found
rstrate place to buy goods in that line OF trade.
This house ID always careful to have select and
pure articles, and they sell on reasonable terms.
Give them an order and try them.
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Gro P. RowELL & Co. are the New York Nd
yertisng Agenlsfo for this paper, and complete
files Of 1t can be examined at their Office by any
one making application. This firm has reduced
advertising to a more perfect system than has
heretofore been known. y EL 81
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]. F. TOWEL, Portsmouth, Ohio, Of
fers to the Merchants and Furnacemen of Jackson
county superior stock of Dry Goods & Notions,
on terms the most favorable. yl
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PREMIuM CHESTER WHITE Pies,

sDURE Blood Short Horn. Durham, Devon,
Il Alderney and Ayrshire Calves. Merino,
Soulhduwn and Cotswold Sheep, Ca, hmere
Goats, Imported Suffolk, Essex, Berkshire and
Seton Pigs and all Choice Breeds Of Poultry for
sale.
Seud for Circulars and Prices. Address
~ p. BOIER g. CO..
jan. 20-3m Parkesburg Chester Co., Pa.
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THE ancients procl aimed that Mer

THE ancients proC aimed that Mer-
maids Nymphs, Naiuds and the Graces had
long, flowing tresses which made them envled
by their sisters Of earth. But they arose out Of
the sea foam Or bathed in fountains reached by
no mortal hands and kept their locks of depy
sottness, dart and lastrous, and thus had no need
Of Rings Vegetable Ambrosia, which is doing
tie same thing for thousands Of people in our
day. feb.17G24
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Thirty Deadly Poisons,

AA4 IJ DOeISAAJ L O4SO1lS,
according TO the 'Joum al of Chemistry" are
sold in this market TO change the color of the
hair. The Medical Gazette says that they are
worthless as dyes, and that their sale is a
CRIME" The proprietors dare not submit then.
to chemical analysis.
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye.
on the contrary, has been analyzed by Professor
Chiffon, the great analytical chemist, and pro-
nounced absolute " harmless as well as efficient.
See his aeyitten certificate, at CristaGoyos Astor
House. New York.
CRISTAD0RO'S HAIR PRESERVATIVE as
Dressing, acts like a charm on the Hair after
Dyeing. Try it, Feb.17 '7O-1m.
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/ have just received the largest as
aortment Of Books. Stationery, Notions, Toys,
Lamps and fixtures,eYeF brought 10 this market.
Call and see the new gas burner They can
be adapted to all kinds Of lamps. Furnace
Scrip, and all kinds Of grain and marketing taken
In exchange for goods. l.. T.MoHAmAH.
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SPECIAL NorICE.--All persons indebt-
ed to NE are requested to call and setteu up their
accounts as soon as possible, as wish to square
up my Books Os far as can and start ont anew
... o. G. MILLER.