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We find the following in the last

WE find the following III the last
number of the Portsmouth Tribune:
''NoT A CANDIDATE. we are author
lied by Mr. J. J. Harper to state that
he is not a candidate for the nomina-
tion for Congress, This narrows the
race down to Messrs, Bundy and Will
son."
Now we do not see why Mr.. Wilson
should not also decline, Two years
ago he said that If Mr., Bundy wanted
then to be a candidate, he (Wilson)
would not. There was no promise on
the part of Mr.. Wilson that he would
not be a candidate this fall. But Mr.
Bundy gave way for him then, and it
Gems only fair that Mr.. Wilson should
manifest the same generous spirit tow
ards Mr.. Bundy now, that Mr. Bundy
manifested towards him then.
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THE Jackson Standard opposes the Marlet-
uan's Idea, that the national debt, not having
been "created In the interest OF this generation
on to pay H." and asks ''whnt kind OF honor
would hther exhibit, who should, by drunken
ne ana dSoaaoheTy Greate Isp' ana ana 9md hs
an supposed that the debt was not created in
the interests OF of"drunkennesa and debauchery"
but IN that OF LIBERTY; aud nA our descendants
VIII enjoy the blessings consequent upon tho
maintalnance OF the "ltborty and Unionn which
the war secured, and IN they will be more nu-
merOua ami wealthy than we are II will be- no
hardship lor them to help pay that debt. Mari-
fettdn.
The Aarieaiaa is evidently honest in
its opinion, and many others arc of the
same opinion. But our Cotemporary
seems not 10 understand our position.
We believe that the crime of slavery
made the war and the war debt. 1t
viii not do to say that our fathers hand
cd slavery down 10 u.s. We might, as
q nation, have abolished slavery with
out war, and thus have saved one mil
lion of human lives, and FIVE thousand
millions of dollars, Counting cost and
loss of life on both sides,) We refused
to do justice, and the Almighty came
down, and with strong hand, COM
PEELED us to let the oppressed go free,
The sin and crime were ours. As hon
est meu, We should pay the cost Of our
own crimasand not ask our innocent
posierity to be taxed to pay for our
wrong doing. That is our position, and
We believe 1t to be 3 correct one,
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Aug. /, 1870.
Proceedings of the Board of
Health.

CoUNCIL Rooms, July 20, 1870.
Board of Health met pursuant to adjournment.
Minutes of previous meeting read and approved.
On motion of DR.. A. B. Monahan, the Board of
Health hereby requires all citizens of said village
of Jackson, to LIME their privy vaults, within
five (5) days from publication Of this notice.
DR., Reasoner, the Health Officer of the village,
reported the Slaughter House at or near the Tan
Yard of Il. Ruff, public nuisance, and an an
noyance to the citizens in the vicinity thereof
TheTeupon On motion of Dr. A. b. Monahan,
the Town Council of said village is hereby re-
quested, by the Board of Health, to provide by
Ordinance that all Slaughter-H Houses shall be re-
moved to such distance beyond the limits of
said village as not to annoy the citizens ofsaid
village.
On motion of DR.. A. B. Monahan, it is hereby
ordered that the occupants of the above named
Slaughter-Hous be ordered to abate the same,
or so remove it, that it will cease to be an an
noyance to the public, or any individual in the
limits of said village of Jackson, within five
days from the service of notice hereof.
On motion of DR.. A. b. Monahan, the Mayor
Of said village is requested to appoint two (2)
suitable persons a sanitary police, Ito act uns
der the instructions of the Board of Healthy to
clean up the alleys of said village, and remove
any, and all, unhealthy substances theTefrOm
On motion of DIR. 7. r. Clewers the Board ad-
journed, to meet at the Town House, on Friday
evening, August 5, 1870 at halfpast seven o'clock
2. NJ. z. DUHADwAY,
Clerk pro. tenp., of Board Of Health.
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Sherifs Sale.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
Sheriff of said county of Jackson Will, by virtue
of an execution issued by the Court of Common
Pleas of said county, in favor Of L. and w. w.
Stiffier, and to him directed at o'clock A. NJ,
on the Sth day of August, A. ID. 1870 at the Court
House In the town of Jackson, in said county,
offer for sale at public auction, the following
goods and chattles, to-wit: One Bay Horse,
about 10 years old one Bay Mare, about 8 years
old one Wagon and Harness for two Horses.
Taken on said execution as the property Of said
George Stiifier.
July 26th, A. D. 1870.
July 4, lS70-2w, Pr S3 SO
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"MURDER AT CROWN CITY.--Last Saturday
dastardly murder was committed by q gang of
desperadoes that have, for some years. infested
the vicinity of Crown City, formerly known as
Hel's Half Acre The Constable had warrant
for the arrest of party of gamblers and took
SAM Sheets along to assist, whereupon the gang
assaulted Sheets and one of them drove knife
into the top of his head, killing him instantly.
Judge Lynch would do well to visit that part OF
the country, and vigilance committee would
be useful. This makes the third murder at that
have been allowed to go unpunished. "-Lronton
Journal,
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Christopher Mangan, whose place OF residence
Is unknown, Is heasny hotlned that FRANCES
file her petition In the office of the Clerk OF the
Court of Common Pleas, within and for the
county Of Jackson and state OF Ohio, charging
cruelty, and with gross neglect of duty toward
said petitioner, and asking that she may be d.
vorced from the said Christopher Mangan, and
that she may be decreed the custody of the mi-
nor children of said marriage. Said petition
will stand for hearing at the next term of said
Court. FRANCES MANGAN.
By D. MACKLEY, her Atty,
July 2s, lS70-6w
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Cornelia 7. Blamer, of Sheppardstown, In the
county Of Jefferson, and State Of Virginia. is no.
tilted that James H. H. Blamer did, on the 18th
day of July A. d. 1870 file his petition in the of
flee of the Clerk ofthe Court of Common Pleas,
within and for the county of jackson and State
Ohio, charging the said Cornelia I. Blamer with
adultery with one James Smallwood, and divers
other persons whose names are to the petitioner
unknown, and asking that he may be divorced
from the said CoTnelia Il. Bamer, which petition
court. Dated this 29th day of July, A. D. 1870
JAMES H. ii. BLAMER,
Aug. 4,70--6w. By j. w. Laird, his Atty
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To BUILDERs,-I am now prepared to MI or
ders for lumber OF oil kinds, either at the Yard,
or from the Mill, ON short notice, at low rates,
for cash. Plnstering lath on hand. Yard on
Pearl Street, back Of POstofiiee;
Inayl2-8m AReat Of O. FlRck 4 Co.
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Administrators Sale Of Real

IDuCJUOa
In pursuance of an order of the Probate Court
Of Jackson county Ohio, will offer for sale %
public auction, on Tuesday, August the 30, 1870,
at twelve o'clock, upon the premises, the follow
ing described real estate situate in the county OF
Jackson and State of Ohio, to-wit: The SOUTH
west quarter of the northeast quarter Of section
fourteen, township eight, range nineteen, con-
tanning 40 acres more or less Appraised at $4,000
Terms of sale, one third cash In hand, ono
third in six months, and one third in twelve
months from the day Of sale, with INTEREST,"
The payments to be secured by mortgage upon
the premises sold.
WILLIAM T. EVANS,
Admir- of Nelson I. Farmer, decd.
August 4, lS70-4w.
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Notice,

The members of the Jackson county Teachers
Association are requested to meet at the Court
House, on Saturday, August l3, at l o'clock, for
the purpose of electing officers for the next year,
JAMES A. ALEsHIRE, Sect.
Jackson, Aug. lst 1870.
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Notice.

All persons indebted to the late firm of Carr
& Miller, for millinery goods, are requested to
call and settle with Mrs. Carr, at her store on
Broadway Street, near the Postofiice as further
time cannot be given.
Aug. 4, lS79-3w. Mrs. q, L. CARR.
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Portsmouth
Young Ladies' Seminary,
nSnp,rSNHnUI OHuHO

The fall term of this institution will COM
mence on Monday, the 18th of September, 1870
Experienced and able teachers are engaged for
all departments of the Institution,
The Primary Department will be under the
immediate charge Of Mrs. b. l.. Lang In this
department small boys will be received rs pu-
pills.
FIRST ASSISTANT IN ENGLISH BRANCHES
Miss Mary Urmston, late of the Grandglrard In
stlmte, at Hillsborongh, Ohio.
MODERN LANaUAGEs-Prof. +. Theme, Ber-
lin, Prussia,
Nettleton.
Semi-weekly lessons In drawing and painting
will be given to oil who desire them. For fur
Augt, 7O-2m, B. L. LANG,
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A Remarkable Cure of Deaf
ness, and an Obstinate Case
Of Throat Disease.
From VIM. H. Hampton, Esq,
of Portsmouth, Ohio.

To The Public:
It was my misfortune to suffer for years with
a distressing disease of the Throat and Lungs
which made my breathing quite difficult, and
brought on an exhaustive and obstinate cough
greatly enfeebling my health. To add TO my
afiliction, i began to lose my hearing, and grew
so deaf that could not hear preaching, even
when in the seat nearest to our minister Grow
ing steadily worse in spite of all the usual med
ical efforts, applied to Dr. Lighthill in Feb
ruary last, and, to my agreeable surprise, l inn
proved nom the very commencement OF his
treatment The troublesome cough diminished,
tho breathing became free and natural, the dis
tress in my throat disappeared, and my hearing
was restored, so that now can hear preaching
In the most distant part of the church.
make this statement for the benefit of those
suffering with diseases similar to my own, as
feel confident that DR.. Lighthill can cure them
II cure is within human skill. From my own
happy experience, l can conscientiously recon-
mend the Doctor to oil those suffering from
deafness or diseases of the Throat and Lungs.
WIN. IL. HAMPTON.
May 10th, 1896.
A mass of similar testimony from some OF the
best known and most highly respected citizens
of the State of Ohio will be shown those inter-
ested, on application.
Persons deslrous Of making professional en-
gagements, in advance OF his coming, should
address,
DIR. LIGHTHILL,
No. $50 LexingtOn.Avenue,
New York.
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A LETTER FROM
A. j. DEVER,
jackson, Ohio.

Dr.. LighthiH, No. 1SO Lexington Avenue, NJ r.:
DEAR s1R:-Learning OF your intention to
visit Cincinnati this summer, would suggest
TO you to stop In our town for a few days oR your
way.
There are many persons in this place and
neighborhood suffering with diseases In the
treatment of which you have acquired such
deserved celebrity, and who would gladly avail
themselves of the benefits of your skill and ex-
tensive experience.
The cure which you effected in my own case
while in Cincinnati in 1866, is lasting evidence
OF your successful practice, and subsequent ex-
perience enables me to reiterate all have stated
in the testimonial then gave you, in reference
to my case which you are at liberty to publish
la this connection.
Respectfully yours,
JACKSON, July 22,7O. A. ]. DEVER.
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a wandering night-moth,
Allured by taper cleaning bright,
Now busy, now all darkllng.
She snaps and fades to empty air.

Evil is quickly forgotten; truth alone is abiding.
In concuslOn the Committee find on the whole
case, that the charges are utterly groundlesS and
causeless; that the Commissioner has'been Il
devoted, honest, and able public servant. The
Committee find that his great trust has been per-
formed wisely, disinteIestedly, economically,
and most successfully. II there be anything IN
the conduct of the affairs of the Bureau which
could excite a suspicion, even In the breast of
partisan or personal hate, 1t Is owing TO the fact
that Gen. Howard, conscious OF his own purity,
intent on his great work, has never stopped to
think of the appearances which men of less con-
scOus integrity much more carefully regard.
Who Is the inventor or inStigatOr Of these
charges Il is not the purpose of the Committee to
inquire. Mr., Wood, as has already been stated,
dlsclaims all personal responsibility for them.
The evidence which he adduced was not evidence
tending to establish the accusation, but was,
nearly all oft, merely experimentation inquiry
by the person calling the witness into the details
OF transactions of which he seemed to have nei-
ther accurate knowledge nor information. While
the examination was going on, with closed
doors, under pledge of secrecy imposed on the
Committee counsel ana parties, incorrect State
monts purporting to be reports of the testl-
mony were spread extensively through the
country, most injurious TO Gen. Howard, and
utterly without support In the evidence IL Is
not IN the power of the Committee or the House
TO repair this Injustice or To compensate this
faithful public Olilcer for the indignity, anxiety,
and expense which his defense has entailed up
on him. All that Is In our power IN To recon-
mend to the House the passage of the following
resolution, as expressing our opinion OF the
whole case, and an act OF Justice to u faithful
and distinguished public servants
Resolved, That the policy pursued by the
United States toward 100000 OF Its people sud-
denly enfnnchised by the events OF great civ
Il war; in seeking to provide for them education,
to render them Independent and self-supportlug,
and I'm extending to them civil and political
equality, Is u source of just national pride and
that the House hereby ucqults Ma0r-Gen. Oliver
q. Howard of the groundloss and causeless
charges lately preferred against him, and does
hereby declare and record its Judgment, that in
successfully organizing and administering with
fidelity, Integrity, and ability the Freedman's
Bureau, which has contributed so much to the
accomplishment of the first two OF these great
ends he Is deserving of the gratitude OF the
American people.
SAMUEL Nj. ARNELI, JOHN BEATTY,
GEORGE f. HOAR, WAsH'N TOwsNEND
CHAs. NJ. HAMILTON, SAMuELS. BURDETT
JAMES N. TYNER, LEGRAND w. PERCE
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AND STILL They CoME. On Monday
we received a club of 2S campaign sub
scibers from II. ]. PrlaNaG Cambria
Furnace.
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Notice.

1 wish to inform the public that will charge
each an every person who employs me, One
Dollar and Fifty cents for day labor.
Aug. 4 TOW CHARLES WOOSTER.
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In compliance with the kind invitation con-
tanned in Mr.. Dever's Letter.
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Persons desirous OF making professional en-
gagements, in advance OF his coming, should
address,
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No war news from Europe. No
battles fought there yet.
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THE 5OTH VOLUME!!
NEW SERIES! NEW FoRX!!
The Pictorial
PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL,
H AFir,t Ci,,s Family N,paxIne.

,,nn,.or,n ro rv, .oo,,,,o~
SPkClAl.Li DkNolhDIoIhE SCihNSE
indicated by Science.
PlRESeLoef-Ihe BRAIN ana lts Functlonf ;
the Location AID Naturnl Language OF tne Or
sans, Win & allee,lSns a ior nv rI.spg inc &c.
tween Mind and boay desc.ioec; c, :, ~.
rhts9ySo1,. wnn a n, IT. .me ,sns ~ S1si' ~
aeIcr anu no" 70 heaa Anen'
tnte. n. r.,., u,.,. .,n.,
EIhNoL0on, 9I lns NsuuIn histoLy 81 III
Cnsioms, hengi0ns anu MSaes o. Lie IN oinef'
ent IriDcs ana Nations, WI pc gwen
phrsioLSor ANp S ANArsn:LJnI Nnnsssan: ~ g. nna
!,oa, s,ISe,c aTa ifa sn% Hssl,bMwhst.n bw ~
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE BOARDMAN, GRAY & 90.
PIANO FORTES.
WHOLESALE AGENCY.

THE SUBSCRIBER, LATE A.W
member Of this well known
firm, has established q Wholesale v
Agency at 54S Broadway, New York city,
where he viii be pleased to receive the orders 0f
from those who have 20 liberally bestowed their
patronage on the firm heretofore. He win sup.
ply these SUPERIOR INSTRUMENTS 10 the
Trade, Wholesale and Retail at
THE. VERY LOWEST PRICES.
Made with tho Insulated Iron Rim and Frame
least IN one rolld plate). They excel all others
In Durability, Superiority OF Tone, and
Elegance Of Rxieinsl Appearance
The iron frame and ring forming the upoer
part OF the case Is cast In one piccc-brnHiDg
The strength where tho strain Is, giving larger
music scale In the same tize case, and which II
also more ornamental In appearance. The strain
Of the strings being entirely on the Iron Rim
relieves the sounding boards and vibrating
parts, as the Iron Rim ia insulated from contact
with them AID they give . perfect vibration.
OF guitar or vIo)in), 10 which the sounding
board 10 fastened; and the tone gushes forth
with q sweetness and melody peculiar to those
instruments, and with greater depth, power and
volume.
There instruments are the only Pianos made
where the Iron Frame Ia entirely detached and
insulated from contact with the sounding board
and vibrating parts.
Especially adapted to warm or cold climates.
a. the extremes OF heat or cold do not Affect it
TO its injury or put II out OF tune. The Strings,
Iron Kim and Frame all being metallic. they eI.
pand and contract alike, by heat and cold, ss iLs
strain Of strings IL 70 securely held by the Iron
they do net give way and come 10 pieces In hot
climates, a. those made IN the old way.
Their great superiority ia shown IN comparing
them 10 the old way-mnde with Wooden Rimf,
necessarily thick, and held by large wooden
braces and thick bottoms, 10 sustain the I'M
mensc strain OF the strings, causing not only
clumsy appearance but making them very heavy
to handle. And then the care being or wood
and strings Of metal, are differently sfeettd by
change Of temperature, etc.
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DIR. SMITHS
Hygeian Home Water-Cure,
es7 CALIFORNIA STREET,
OPPOSITE ST. MARY's CATHEDRAL,
sAN FRANCISCO.

THIS IS TIE ONLY REGULAR WATER.
i CURE In San Fruncisco, and by far the most
extensive and complete Hygienic Institute on
the Pacific Coast. Ard We oEcr to Ministers,
Lawyers, Miners, Merchants, Mechanics, Farm
ers, and all worthy pcrsons who desire 10 try
the advantages OF this rational system Of med.
icine, the no pitalties Of our Hygienic Home
and Cure Young men who have become dilop.
Idated or lost their health by excessive toll, er.
porurc, or cneryatlng habits contracted through
ignorance Of physical laws, nay with US ind
more OF the encourngcmepis they need, and the
means that will restore them TO health, than
elsew here In California.
Phrcno Examinations and Consultations In
regard TO Health. Free, nom 10 A. y. to 3r. y.
We have the Electro. Russian, Turkish and
Thermal Baths, and every form OF Medical
Baths for Ladies' and Gentlemen, from Q to 0,
and on Sundays from A. n. tolP.N.
Great Reduction In Prices.
We now give patients four weeks Hygicnic
Medical Treatment, with Board and Room, for
with Room, from 81 TO SO. Medical Baths,
from 30 cents TO 81 each; u for SO; 90 for tl6.
We have q separate kcdical Department
for Ladies'. which Is ATTENDED by thoroughly
competent woman, while the private residence
Of br. Smith, which Is connected with the
OF Ladies' desiring Hygienic treatment.
There Is not one female invalid IN twenty that
has been suffering from Nervous Debility, or
iireases peculiar TO their sex, that cannot Be
PERMANENTLY CURED by spending nom
four 10 six weeks at our Home. This statement
We make In confidence, and from our experience
and observation OF the last twenty years, and
from the many who have been trtaied 1t cur
Home and elsewhere. We have yet TO learn Of
q single regret from husband or wife OF time or
means they have expended In Iygienic Medica.
tIon. II the females OF this State could be mldo
nuar. NJ tho healthfnl advantages of this Hy.
gienic Institute over the system Of poisonous
drug.takipg, VIC could not accommodate one In
twenty who would claim onr hospltAlities.
fcbl.im
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PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY
GOLD HILL.
Ailstyles Of Likeness takes At n,
R.sns arc Warranted.

c,ARTEs DE y1srrE, ALL STYLES; AN:
J brotypes, Melaineotypes, Pearltypes, ana
sli other Kinds taken In the art.
IN R-Picturcs Of all kinds copied. Also,
the eick and deceased taken ct their residence,
II desircd. Gold Lockets and pin. o. az ae Glnds'
ao,a nm. pssru.ry is. 1870. fsILH
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Fer Red Rl.G.

Tbe steamer RED BLUFF will leave for Red
Blu1 and intermediate landings every sATUR-
DAY, at o'clock Al .iay IA.
Freightsecured on day previous to departure.
or 1.;;;6s isSgeFS 81 SS;sa; AGENT srto
shlW On board Shs Globe
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For Rent.

THE STABLE AND hay YARD PROP.
i erty, eligibly situated on Main street, Gold
Hill. belonging TO w. II. Dolman.
TERMS REASONABLE. Apply 70
THOMAS AkRKIN.
Constable Of Gold HIil.
dpn Hi, FsBrsfH ~, 1870. % fseH
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sign Painter Wanted.

A, SIGN PAINTER, AND ALSO A GOOD
"A Honse Painter. car, obtain situations, and
employment guaranteed for the season, st good
wages and steady employment Sy 4 ,gRR!SbiI#g gIRRb#E p
Gold HIN, Feb tuasJ Tth. 1870. 9Nltl s1.t
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A, N, TowNE. Gen'l sup't.
T, II. GOODMAN. Gen'l Passg'r Agent.
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Fer marysviIie a.s ihe Tnierneaiate
LanatsEs.
villa ma intermediate landings daily at midday,
Naturdays and Sundays excepted); Sundays, at
4 o'elock A. 4.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-01-01

School JoKEs.-Tbe following incidents &C.
tually occurred in the schools in this city, yester
day. IL tbs second ward urchin was asked
to describe an acu'e ,I.I-.
"a cute" he SAYS. us funny: SO acute angle
must be funny angle"
Ia the sixti ward, a boy was reading and came
to the letters "B c." On being asked what it
meant, no could tell, and The teacher inform.
ed the class that it meant Before Christ. Soon
after, the letters "A. d." occurred and the elias.
were asked what II meant A long silence ensued,
Finally one li:tle chap put up his hand and said
"Well, now, if b. c. means Before Christ,
should think A. ID. would mean After Devil
PtOrtG ifc.tr.