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>D Bcr6cNertc pJ
Tomjlicn IabsWtOldIue
uFi Nor rrIicu RrIruir
mn OCr rrltCn Rrarnie.

flg.fO ytiurr gUb'nn yer Ide s75 ptr 1Doht. $500
pty Utauui tbrrcr lttht pDn iTptHo Cntr Bamt oNtr
purn. Wtdtr bitItn a1icn UNI alton Ottginnl'Stbng
muobulri usrDtHt WtroCu. Uiu otn utlsu ntufH unb
pra'iidsu puiuldRunqrn mudi 60 ttnc ocr rompittfn
Nrrgnignug uUU lufrtpuOutU mo uHRlhcn BTbtnts
riluQu Die on ifssno ctHrr Niulhins Pemad Wurben-
Die BSr,nMunB anBtrhu Atuldhbdi, Wtttdu ht hno
luSitdieii untulhtlbrt Nu bier btIuAiih btB WubtuB
uup Btr Wouart Du lluiAW non itRtuo rrtr dHotrtu
blutQru Waihuc. et M Die brlit, seRaulSt' unb ~.
pcrtnluqrt 6am,iru.ydb' Ma hiHs, Dgldt itmals q.
WubCu unb Vtbt ppupC 3uiUCbWQttt NO tutIntT ttn-
Bc'NbJt, Stt lat VJomtu mp'onWu bot th ittt lt9n
AuJrru tcD&bu uub Q,fbi rbuigc u'riSbtrht IN ontn
GuntrW Uudg nt prbrOuuiaU. ~ PtrouldlOs, madlt
brn ndIirn. idbur uub cuntldn Lock Sutsh NIT nuHs
btrbaTgr ystdlunbiAIett uuB Gi6uGcit uubt Eprnb
NnudS muburb cWt WGbh Rtbi, uOm ttuntu BITE sum
GrObrfn 6ubrdt tcll unD niCblh nit Stihiieltt uabt
init dUcH soften Srbt obtt siultu Der { pulf n
init nturr Nb rlO bflutgtuo,r JG0trIuiubrOouihtung
itrbtttitrfuUg uuo GclbnNiEr utrtptn uub ndbi nit
Der Ntubnrru pcr1bcu Wnbel bat prrptnbduiht SSs
mtluuQ nit ttaitpoucr prb,isHsmcguug tciRi Que
bic groBcn gtniduitCu oct bsittu bcurrtR Uialdinsu
Utttintp Obnt bcrgu AOmpituHBch ontr tthltt. pros
ben upn giRgtutn luCtbtu trt RtAtn Stnlenouna oon
gOnutmpd RtNuidt ifur Ocrtttlnts lt. ifbs man Be.
idrtlbrubs5 WGdmpblrt wtlhts Jet utrldnoi utTb.
Sine Dur1psbgub prattltc tub'NGlGmEiur 6Gmtlttn.
-ErDuut". Sne ltqt nlrie uu6 iuoetlalrgs Vaas
ltius le9r btniB, rStdnbaro" - birls ph6lnS ysa9.
Wudint NJ t,uc Oct BtuldlNtu UahiHtn ptldt itnaiB
trlunbtu, .6CmOt0r. GA, - IN lteU tumlH ttlpdTt
lie OtElatl tgrcu NolipJsty, w % Wtrtg". ~ M
tut a ul nSuc W0Nmt NIT tgtfn uflaGNn lpoltttu
BfrbtNrrlrgcu urD udlt init CtGunther Ettdiltptst.
(tidnutubotrlt uHO GtdlCtbut HN,.U NrpubliSan". -
Ginitlnr Wtol0tutn ais RgObu mt SoTaiali dusgts
Ip0bli iuu NamtiEu. HttruuG nit Aucm eoulUltt ndb
ratnb ttnCr UrQb Vtr fptcB III ctrrT HARLEM poltite
otrpudt udd empinug BrttltS uon s. trt pSTlbdt
Ole itttrt NDittltIung otrltbfn gdtanlttt VtaH
didt 6dS 8clB IN trgtrTittn btslm 0bct pop'anmtis
uuetn aal anlsI N,eo .l ytanngs oGsF los!oSt
Ta uuerdlt StbInBunBtn tHgalfh, wstben trtt Iass'
lmbn.
Office Rr. 50, 5tahIus Gtrdkt, RSp'9orf.
e. I
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Gpe,ial : WOti'cn.
SeRti9e SHdDbanOIung
pon
Gran5 S6lGanrS,

E1r. 146, GBefE 8GGtimUrrftrase,
sbarsH uuterbaIb GaIusrt'tr., i'm 2. stOds.
Gin pOuss 2a8sr gang nsusr VI Biutrrpaartu 70.
sbeH srbGlten. (OH4,3Wh.)
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aortn In Ntm ltctso tabritantsH 0srtaufs

pisr gtrobtC vDddrtn her isinRrH Eualit6t uuh bEr
lrBitn 6uqpn ~ VTtcn ugJiauit biz Gut GDmpEiitiOH
lttaubiotbtrn btl 4 R3CinbrrgEr.
Gtt bT Vutaws unb E1rGto0ntr., iW obtrH Stabtthtu
uuh
VT. l03, WrNN1ltimOrt. naht 6outbunHtdEt.
Nj, Wug Au.ndQf pom GGubt pAnttllh GusetfR6rt
urn 8urEoWlrt auUGHtiri y0durgu lptEbtu 10. o.
D. ODrt ust VUNlUutluul prrlmtdt (2li-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-17

Weaere aabel Na9ri9ten.
Gin SiinOHiD gcgcn 5fnblano.
Gn9lanb raftet.
Gin gtneriff auf RE SelaScrunssarmee
ppn paris crportet.
Dts Stimmung in Gnglano.
SnterefSante permiihte 8ertbte.
Qifieo rlibis an eer 9pire.
Giu aagrmriner furOpai(dfr
Grirg nnufrmriOlid.
Siiiiiuusrn.
Nns panten.
Gin Siinpnib sesen 8uBlanc.
9raflel 16. 9icp. - Die oSksepcn-
btnse Beige" brnSt teute stn 1elesramm BON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-17
8ermaltas
eGrurr. l)trll(Orrumgs- (5r(rllfAaft
$500. 600 90 aar.SRdpttGI.

$500. 600 90 BddrsRd 2ttGI.
S63.O6A.0I ue6tridbue am l. SGnaaS 1870,
O68.a6A.6l EutdI'g5srm6geu,
ntn 8tieseu oes 5tdates NrlD'Uori 8smdB an8slsat
g}erfthcrt In her ,,;9rrmGnia"
Die .esermantaH IL etur gam Oeutdlt SeIsni6aft
60 tit Die altene beutidt 9eieuidait In Imtrlta
ehr arpbes Hupltni nit bebeutenDem ucberiRub ges
Rabrt oeu Beriderten Die bette S3erhe
ale BeruNe tuerben prompt uuo uon bsJabu.
5bre geitdite iinD unb wsrOen itctB auf ete oortn
ttoc UNI intoe g1etis 9sfibrt
Die oeutid,C auuOIhdft rhert Der seSermduta" ttrf
beruorragen0e 5telun9 uuter allen Beriterungs sseie
fhGftsu.
Te ye3erTnantd" IN Die erfie uno beoeutenOt otuts
{ds Bsritderuugs ,6FeaIdait In ben Der Staaten.
geine aunere Geleli6dit taun ben Deutihgn erbBtrf
BurtbetIe ooer beNere 5idtrbett ss,pabren
q. @. S1rUHS S SGbuc, 4gsntsH,
Rr.21. SoutbnrnSe, Baltimore WO.
AR- goIteen psrotu III Der Gssntur ausBefsrtat uno
DPruie belablt t3uni1, 10 .ia.G,)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-17
Bebiel.
l1aArte, Da0agf- Shrinf u. /. 10.

so bite QUE Mutsabsn allp6dentIid bto 9onntrhaa
Ueftiag lu MAIDEN. um uuesidnmh SelorgIns au it6su
Samaass. .Bampisr nab Gurppo beperffsut8sn ~ toi'
ntn. II. R0lne,
f-t gdt ner sedltimDrsfir une ". d Ub
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-17

Da5 udbfclgsnpe td6ns Gecitbt ppn S r.
u ii dert peroGnt ppbt in Grnnerun9 as'
bra ut M rrrpen, tteil5 pcseR icthe5 bidbtert
lden 98eyibe5 unr aI5 GrSsugntB etrer 9rrben
Belt tbet|5 ais prpptetilAr &tnuna einer
BGcBRren, bic er nidt mebr erleben lplte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-17
Drat(br unO anOTr lllaOrrn.
DeutfAcS
0rOccries & 2iQuors0 0clGa it,
%8e Vpn @Ouabs unb Sdnas.Sn.,
IrHbtr sDtpttOrO sprssubaus|.

v. Wlnrlini
bat ben gr6Bttn h0nrn unO ouI oas Btat ahortirifu
0rpcCries uue ecutidbcu l8dnrCndeeu
In Baltimore am obgrn Pabe trOttnfi
ar label leut 6ruuOt uno baB Yublitum hbtrtanpi
tratbtnh Ium Stiudt Itnrs Gabeus Elm. CT bat btt
bCHtu uub Irti ihchtn
tSrpcere'H ecuticbcn 1Dddrcn, 1Hcnc It. tiauUr6
fetB an baub uHD pcriduh
i'm GlrU1cu une alciucH
BET freicr Slbicicrung hcr C3Gdrcn In r9tH5 ;intin
StaottbetlG ~ ben bli1itcH prcilCH.
Or matt ALE ltint ginidult am trttn Crt-tn Rtus
gorf uno otrelt In Deuihlun0-uuO iGun Dorlprsdltn.
ben bic Btrhbtrurg gtbsu OaB it bel tbm bic uerldE.
lihfie urb rtslft BtOiemlng hnoen utrbru.
EDaaen tbtu tets bereit um bic QBdartH ~ beiorat,
uno blrtttn ~ gang btonocrS
0SicoersNcrfdufer
no III Wubt MAIDEN. bel tbm Uorluprrhen tWan7iSl
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G. Smith & Comp,

Rr. 20 uuO SO. Nortb gutaDTraBs,
Sdbriiauten bon allen Irten Guufitlren uuo Ibps
E0ldbe Cream sG bpFpIace. bentSdbe Ralmuss
ksurasf impOrttrts frunS6fifcbe BriidJte II. 70,
aue gBGarsn bon Der bten Auaitdt uno unperfdtfcht
aaranttrt. Ila0-l
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3en's
Iopalara GnrDflOpGoif,

bic b,ns Issts uuo btutg IA ntt ttnt uoaadnotas
GntpeInodots iei BEN kbttn SSrtet u,raBt unn oss.
balb Die stust. utlds tint Ds,hrttbung Der Isbttn
&hldhttn unb Dertr, ptlde In otrtlbtn gtfodtn tss
Itrt IotDeru es Ia aud tin umtdNtnbes unb completes
Stritou sin gtnsralsbaHow.er otr ASelt. elm boara.
pbiItss bibliihss. msohiuI4ts unb strdlttts gB0r.
kr6nG unb quar- oas ,tIet .ysltts aat oitis Staer'
adnoe tntbdlt ts mrbr als 1000 abbnunetn bon pers
idtbtnen StgsnfGnbsu auein totn hhtr $40, 0,00c-unb
tS N Elm Bud. ptlse f In otn 6dnotn unisrI san.
ZEN autsthdrttn osatttn Gtp6ltrun9. psidf ~ NIT
Ser aan,e SsIttnprss oisits Budss, atbunoeu innr
an Gbonnentsnl ID sa750, pslds cine 9rjparnit boa
bon mthr ais 500 tn Dsraisics iua prtiit abnibsf
Hsrft IN.
uutsrI4rifssa. peI&s siRsH S.osu iuirisptnSsusu.
hsxben dhasari1Hkn bel ~. DE &atuH,
GjeusraisN Ngei1t,
Re. "a, nesffsS5aItimprsNraes.
ez asrstss arb unisriAriIiiauiitr perosn perianat.
(NdraIT.lJ.l
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tn @mptaup ~ utlWtu
paNa8c.8tusB pr Sta,lIatii I'm 8piiamotd lOtt
lol0t:
BoH SumgUuli baltimore lltGuBGhitut Cob $24 50
bo iUt Ntrorr Iutlhru uub ldhrtn 1900
Pgr DauplGr UUu WttuJfh Uuth baltimore:
TN SmtlbguDtdt .,r,...s....,.,., .... Nub SO. 90
PanaGs.B.Ad3 iIg tin unb Iurud ~ 8tabRtlsRt
prstltu. tdprulJI5.l
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gBetnbcrger's
Stirfcl un0 SdJubri
Stirfcl un0 Shubr

Etfe Der Gutntn uuN EHrdtOaaRs
Tim ohrru StnorbdRl,
c1r. I03 0Scit Baltimore,
uabt bullibGpRtGBr. NH uuttrsu EtabhbtilL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-17

osn Sermittlcr ipisleu nollts, trbtlt sins Grs
fdhrlhs SbuittDuuOe an Der rftttn Shlah
uHo Q8nuRe. SWaro Inh oauu 6srTn Wtps
Ia bic rebte Sruit unO ibniit ibm bic 9uitroh
re uno bic polsaosr Ourb, mas ben EoD il
wsntGsn Ytnulen 5ur 6olas bate. 5Bart
nurOe perhniifi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-11-17

gBien, rprtfss tsfasl. tab GasIanp, Searsih
unp StdIten lterenartrmmsn ltno, Ruplagc
ae9enubrr etne semfinldme Steaurg ttniu
nebmen, unr cdb eige beraui bCiualtte 6 IT.
cular-giCte IN gDten brrrttS pprbrreitet Wepe.
Die prpSence salturN JtubIlnp's bat tn
bttfsen 6tnanj. aIetlrn e;nc plnit berporee.
rUfen.
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Dad WmHerbum.

k<9A 9i, noripse. 8artt .Bsloetia,s
sSeaszsizk& Capt. 9ureenisn miro prompt nat obi.
gem Safsn eSpsoirt Wtgen Stideuer tsmall stowagel
ipenos man flo on o. L. e3ruuns s. 9omp
(226-l SIR 81. Sib.SGpfirabt
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Nah Mmlternam.
Nah 1onDDHi J

SrSA Die i1bnt A pdni'tt Sris8 ~garl,@
= e Capt Swsnisu ruiro prompt naH obt'
esm 6afen typtoirt gsssn stadetsr tsmall stowsge)
tpence man flo an n. u. Erauns q &pmp.
t2O2-l Nr. 81, enb.gSnphr
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-03-31
JACKSON STANDARD.


'sThere was a novel case before the
Prabate Judge, last week. One Bur
rill Boon, colOred man, was slave
IN Virginia, aud cohabitated with wo-
man as his wife, by permission Of their
masters. They had ten children.
About year before our army marched
through the part of Virginia where
Boou's master resided his wife was
taken away by her master to parts TO
unknown. Lincoln's proclamation had
been issued previous TO the time the
armymarehed along by where be lived,
and Boon cane with it to the Ohio riy-
er, and crossed over on to this side.
After while be married a colored wo-
man agreeaBly 10 the laws of Ohio, and
settled and was doing a good business
as a Blacksmith in California, in this
co6ntyy His first woman learned where
hee3as, and came to him. They learn
cd .6a0n him that he preferred his first
love, aud it was mutually agreed that
the wife should give place TO tie wo-
man with whom he had lived under the
slave system. In accordance with this
agreement he took her TO her fathers
home. and returned to live with his old
Virginia woman. The relatives of the
Ohi0wOinan lodged complaint against
him for bigamy, and he waived an ex-
animation, and was bound over TO ap-
pear at the April term of the Common
Pleas Court, in the sum of 5000 This
Boor is a very ingenious mechanic,
and is doing very good business in
California Htnerg Republican,
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"Pike county is distinguished by
having three individuals within her
bordersiwho have attempted, and al,
most inSentedperpetaul motion. c. w.
Burton informs us that he has spent
days and nights studying the abstruse
proposition, and was almost able to
demonstrate its feasibility. Our cores
pondent D., of Bethel, informs us that
William Throckmoton is about to i'm
mortalize himself by constructing a ma.
chine which will work to his satisfac.
tion8l'And now comes a citizen of
Buchanan, who, after enduring the
pains of an aching head is able to see
distinctly how the thing may be done.
Come on, all; the one who discovers
tho theory and puts it into full and sue.
cessful practice first will become i'm
mortal, and his name shall as far out
shine Confucius, Newton, Franklin,
Washington aud other great names as
theil s outshne common mortals. - Va
Uerty' Republican.
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"The Cincinnati Commercial is dis
posed TO make game ofwhat it is pleas
ed tO'eall "country editors" after the
fashion of the New York Herald ten or
fifteen years ago. The Herald found
by experience that it lost caste by not
being in direct communication with the
local press-that other Now York
papers were read and quoted from,
while the Herald was left "severely
alone,i' aud as a consequence other
New York journals took precedence,
and rose on the wave of popular favor.
The Herald "saw it," and proceeded,
some two years ago, to correct the er-
rorby addressing a polite note to the
"cdnntry" press, soliciting an exchange.
The Commercial is not admonished by
the New York Herald's folly-but per-
sists in learning by its own experience.
Fools-ate said, sometimes, to get wis
dom in that way.-SteubenviM Herald.
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SHER1FFIs AND SPECIAL MASTER COM
y MISSI0NER'S SALE. III, = ,
state Of Ohio, Jachson County, IS.

,, state Of Ohio Jackson County, IS.
3Ali william Rs. oRl'r' On list Order Of Sale
Eleazer Holdren.
Pursuant to the command of an order of sale
Issued in the aboGe Styled cause and to me dt-
rected as Special Master will offer at public
auction at the door of the Court House in Jack
son, in said county, on
Saturday, April 10th, A. D., 1870,
at one o'clock P. NJ. of said day the following
described real estate, situated in the county Of
Jackson and State of Ohio, and bounded and
described as follows. to-wit:
Part of the north east quarter of section TWEEN
ty-three (23) township eight (S), range eighteen
(lo) beginning at the south east corner of the
quarter thence running (with the quarter sec
tlon line) N S794 deg W 80.78 chains to a cor
ner set by Hanna thence 81 deg. E 19.S5
chains, set post, and from which a black oak
inches in diameter bears % deg. L 3S links
distant and black 0. 4 N 56 E "a thence s79I
1870 chains, post at the north east corner Of
an orchard thence S4% deg. Z .98 chains
(postl thence N 90 E 3.95 chains thence N n
500; thence n 80 deg. S20 chains. to the
section line, (posD, white oak 3. S 81 deg. e 80
DO 5 o. deg. % thence S 81 deg. W 20. SO
80-100 acres.
Also, commencing at the north west corner of
the above described land; thence running north
fifteen and one half Q51l)ro thence east 49,.
90 chains; thence south fifteen and one half
Q515) rods; thence west 1896 chains, to the
place of beginning, containing five acres, more
or less--containng in all sixty-threc and SO-1OO
acres more or less-except so much thereof as
lies north Of The public road running through
said premises, and known as the Hamden and
Richmond road
Valued at 5760 90
To be sold as the property of Elenzer Holdren
to satisfy Judgment ard decree rendered by the
Court of Common Pleas jackson county, o.,
In favor Of William 0gier r ~
Terms sale, cash on day of sale.
Given under my hand this 18th day of March,
A. D., 1870. 'f
.eE, JOHNSON WADE, l>.'
Sheriff j. .C.and Special Master Commissioner
Court Of Common Pleas OF said County.
BUNDY d HASTINGS, Attys. for Pl'tf.
March 17-5w-pf $18 90
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Soon after the death of the poet
Wordsworth, a man mot farmer of
the nsigbborhood, and said to him:
4Y9u baye had a great loss" "What
iOSsf" ."Why, you have lost the great
poet" 30, ay," said the farmer, che
is dead but alb hey no doubt q wife
will carry on T. business, and max it as
profitable us ivver it was"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-03-31
EARM FOR SALE.

The owner. not wishing to farm - keae
house, offers his fine fruit farm again for sAe,
consisting Of 240 acres, 50 or 80 acres Improved,
ten acres of orchard choice peaches, and abOuA
60 apple trees, good barn and all other oats
buildings, usually found en- good fafm. Plenty
Of stock water. The above farm will be sOId
very cheap for all cash, or on6-haf down and
the ba lance IN payments il desired. The above
farm is situated two miles south OfM. 4 Q. =.
r., RaySyille Station. Jackson county, Ohie.
Pcr.ons wishing to buy would do well 10 Oan
ind see it. For further particulars Call - d.
Mackley, who will show the plat or sA"bhe
owner who will show the land, A
jan1 8, '70-6m. ROBERT MAb3oA.
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Genuine Imported
sV'OR VIZ " OsAT1S.

SANPLES SENT FREE TO IA RHERS.
UNROM 100 to 1870 bushels grown to the acre,
h Weighs from 40 to 45 pounds to the bushel
This Oats has been grown on every variety Of
soil, and In every State Of the Union, with the
most perfect success.
The grain Is rerg large piamp and handsome
has n remarkable hin husk and ripens earlier
than the common varieties.
The Straw Is bright, clear, doui, and not liable
to lodge, Is perfectly clear of rUstj and grows
from TO D feet high. .I
We have both the White aud Black Norway,
10th the same price and equally productive.
We will send one quart of the above Oats to
any address post paid for. r.............,. sl.C0
Two quarts, post paid. id.....,..,..,.....,. 200
One peck sent by express or freight, t,n.u 900
Oni bushc 40 pounds s................ 1000
CAUTION. Ea-Wo wish II distinctly UNDER
stood that this is not light oats. weighing rs
to 50 lbs. raised In New England, and sold
under the name OF Norway. but imported Seed,
every bushel guaranteed TO weigh 10 lbs., or the
money refunded. .,Ir. %
Samples of both kinds sent free for n three
cent stamp. Also Circulars and Testimonials.
Address all orders to " T.. BOYER D. CO.,
jan.20-1m. Parkesburg, Chester Co., p. .
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r HqElYE4's'2 K02M1AL
Sale of Real Estate
FURNACE PROPERTY

Notice is hereby given that will offer for
sale at public auction, at the office of the Lime
stone Flu mace Company, in Bloomfield Town
ship, Jackson County, Ohio
On the 10th day of April, A. d. 1870,
at one o'clock, P. NJ, of said day, the following
real estate, to-wit
Lands Situate in GalIia County,
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'FWhat makes the milk so warm ="
said Betty to the milkwoman, when
she brought her pals to the door one
morning. "Please, mum, the pump
handISis broke, and missus took the
water from tho bilcr."
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PREMIuM CHESIER WHINE PIGS.

NDURE Blood Short Horn. Durham } Devon
~ Aldernoy and Ayrshire Calves, MrluO
eouthdowu and COtswold Sheep, Cashmere
Costs, Imported Suffolk Fssex, Berkeblre end
seflon Pigs and oil Choice Breeds Of Poultry for
sale.
Send for Circulars and Pllees. Address
80 q s ~ y. B0TER S CO.,
n.20-1m Parkeeburg, Chester Co., Pa.
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Attachment.

.Iraac J, White, PIN, Before d. W. Win.
- against Tough, j. p. Of Lick
Henry @. Walters Df'tI Tp., Jackson Co. o.
Onihe VII day Of March, a.. ID 1870, said luz
iice issued an order Of attachment In the above
aebioh, foIAtbe sum ofs18.1O, with interest from
March 4th, 1870. Said cause will for hearing
On lhs 9Th day of April, 1870.
March 17th, lsI0.-gw. ISAAC J. WHITE
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SURE ENoUdH,-If you want a police
paquits ten 70 one you won't find himi
bdt'if you don't want him, it's hun
dyed 70 one he wiR find you !
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d..
VS.. On 1st Order OF Sale.
James NJ. Arthur ct all 'u''' ''''5
PURSUANT to the command Of an order Of sale
issued in the above styled cause, and to me di-
rccted as Special Master Commissioner of said
Court, will offer at public auction at the door
Of the Court House in said county, on ep
Saturday, April 9th, A. D., 1870,
at one o'clock ?. NJ. of said day, the following
premises, situated in the county Of Jackson and
State of Ohio, and bounded and described as
follows, tO.wit:
The south West quarter of the Nprth East
quarter of Section number nine (9), Township
number seven (7), in Range number seventeen
(17), containing forty acres, more or less.
Valued at $3.50 90 p.E
Terms of sale cash on day of sale. .,.lJ
g lyen under my hand this 9TH day Of March,
A. d., 1870.
PIP JOHNSON WADE. sh'nJ. c., H
and Special Master Commissioner G. G. Pleas
ofsaid county. fa. -t ~ 2
d. MACKLEY, Atty. Inl .Aa ef
March 10, lO,7O-5w--pf 80 30 a,l.ff lH4M
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. AsTER COMMISSIONERS sALR.

MASTER COMMISSIONER SALR.
State Of Ohio, Jackson ooUsGy, So
rAsFsA's LIVELY In Partition.
MarthaJ. Woods, ct all
Pursuant to the command ofan Order ofFalo
issued In the above styled cause, and 10 me dl.
reeted as Special Master will offer at public
suctlon, Rt the door Of the Court House in Jack.
con N the said county Of Jackson, on
Saturday, April cd, A, D., 1870,
ct one o'clock z. NJ, Of said day, the following
described real estate, situated In the county Si
Jaeka0n and State of Ohio to-wIt
The West half Of the South West quarter Of
Section plumber four az Of Township number
heYGn a., of Range number eighteen (tsl, con /.
tanning eghly-two (S2) acres, moro or lers.
Valued 81 $3.50 co.,
FTe 10 cold IN certain proceedings In partition,
wherein Lorenzo d. Lively 10 petitioner, and
Martha ], Woods and others are defendants
fertesof eale-Ono lrd on day Of sale one
third In on year, aud tho residue Ia two years.
Ihe delerred paymenis TO be secured by notes
and mortgage upon the premises sold, aud 10
bear Elk per cent. interest from day of sals.
ggIyfa binder my hand this Let day of Marcia
JOHNSON wApR,
Sheriff and Special Master Commissioner of tho
t4 Court Of Common Pleas Of said county.
March ., T0-5w-pf eli 40