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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-29
FOR CAMDEN DIRECT.

UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET FOR OUACHITA.
n Sr.s- b For Camden, Beach Hill.
H. la.z,S Miller's Bluff, Eldorado. Champa-
&aEs,sEa+.N,,i1iin2 gnoe, Wilmington. Pigeon Hill
sassTN-Es|kEM Moro, Marie Saline, Alabama Land
ing, Ouachita City, Trenton, Monroe. Pine Blnti
Smithland,: Columbia. Starts Landing. Harrison
burg, Trinity, and all landings on Ouaclita and
Black rivers-The entirely new side wheeler
OUACHITA BELLE,
j. " BLANKS Master. G.P WORK Clerk.
Leaves SATURDAY, December 81, at S p. M.
Gives clear bills of lading TO all points. Makes
connections with steamers for Bayou Macon, Little
river, Tensas, UArbOnne and other tributaries.
SINNOTT X ADAMS, II Commercial place.
II. r. EPPLER, Tchoupitoulas street.
de21 I'm
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REGULAR NEW ORLEANS, ALEXAN-
DRIA AND GRAND ECGRE PACKET.
fiz..ss. h. For Grand Ecore, Alex
Ga-,,....tS andria, all way landings
lii..titr1 Bondieu, Norman's and Barbin's
Efs - $3.50 andngs-The new and elegant
passenger steamer.
b l.. HODGE NO. 2,
JOHN HEIHs Master. W. CULsxRrSoH, Clerk.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at l.. ii.
For freight or passage apply to
JOHN HAEBERLE, Proprietor.
2TcOuptOulas street.
H. Z. EPPLER. TchouDitoulas street.
de2s r. T. BRiTTON, l3J Gravier street.
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MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS.
Illinois Central Railroad Packet.
<f31sm4~ b. For Memphis. Cairo and
H. I,.Ir.S the Bentis-The tine passenger
:fTfSiiiIS steamers o. this line will leave
SaS4sSEE-ssAE follows:
w. j. LEWIS,
Leaves THURSDAY, December %.
Giving through bills lat,ng to all points on the
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad, Memphis
and Ohio Railroad and also TO st. Louis.
Bills Of Iading for all treghts over the Ililnois
Central Railroad signed at the office of
JAMES T. TUCKER,
No. &c CarOndelet street
STEVENSON i vERLANDER, Agents,
ne n No. l3o CrUvier street
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Levees.
The jackson plot saws the following:

Ihe jackson MOT says the 1oiioWlnS:
: A good point for the Mississippi valley
people has been gained by the appointment
Of such men as Kellogg, Trumbull, Sehurz,
Spencer and Bard to the Senate Committee
ON Mississippi Levees. They are all be-
Heyed to be favorable to the extension of a
helping hand by government to our needed
levee improvements-and through them
the people along our great river may expect
to receive material aid-millions of acres
now worthless, may and will be made gar
den spots, and in such way does our pres
ent administration direct governmental
affairs for the good interests OF our people
north, south, east and west. 1t seems to
be practically reforming government. 1t
is showing BY its acts what its intentions
are. 1t is not trying to tear down. without
o plan for rebuilding, as seems to be the
basis of the crude plan Of the Democracy.
1t is showing by its reduction OF taxation,
its honest collection and application of the
public revenues to the payment Of our ma
tional debt, and its attempts-successful,
ever, teo-to aid all the States by building
up the waste places, through river border
protection, giving them commodious rail
road and canal communication, and devot-
ing thousands of dollars and millions of
acres for the public schools of the land, that
it has at heart. not the aggrandisement Of
any class of men-nOr of any party-but
the building up of stable and good gov
eminent, based on justice and good faith
toward all men.
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Regular Memphis and Bend Packet Line.

Tzs~~~ b. For Nemphis, Helena,
Mouth ct White river, Bolivar
Ex<kEzEzz.sE Landing, Mound Place, Glencoe,
Eunice, Gaines Landing, Luna, Greenville, sunny
land. Duncansbys, Skipwiths. Lake Providence,
Milliken's Bend Vicksburg, Grand Gulf. ST. Joseph,
Rouge and all way laudings-The fine passenger
steamers
BELLE LEE.....J. FaASK HICKS. Master.
MAGENTA ...............J. Slut NAL, Master.
One of the above steamers will leave EVERY
THURSDAY, at five o'clock P. NJ. paying particular
attention TO AL Bend and plantation business.
For freight orpassage. apply on board or to
CG. WAYNE Agent, 81 S;tchez st.
SISNO1~r x ADAMS, Agents,
del !mo II Commercial Place.
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SHIPS---SHIPS.

FOR LIVERPOOL.
YI,TIE Al BRITISH BARK NOVA SCOTIA, CAP.
Il tain E~ttie,d having all her cargo engaged and
going on board, will have quick dispatch
WILLIAM CREEvY,
dell So Earoudeet street
For Liverpool-Ihe strictly Al at Lloyds
built Ship Royal Charlie, Captain Potter, is now
loading and win have immediate dispatch. For
balance OF freight passage apply to
deg WILLIAM CREEVY, 35 Caroudelet street.
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STA LOUIS.

MERCHANTS, SOUTHERN LINE.
Connecting with Arkansas, White and
Cumberland River Packets.
<fNsaA-r- h. For st. Louis, Cairo. Mem.
IL I..-SS phis and the Btnds-The new pas
I'M Sengtr steamer
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Holm KYLE.

JOHN B. WEAVER ...................M Master
a Leaves THURSDAY December 49, AT T. NJ
Per freight or pa age apply board or to
STEVENSON Il vERJANDER.
deg 1875 Gravier street.
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OHIO RIVER.

OHIO RIVER.
Pittsburg, Wheeling and Cincinnati
Packet.
,G Cincinnati S .i Louisville and ali in
>Ear:szXEiuHR termedate pOints-The passenger
17sss55zGz steamer
. BELLE VERNON,
DARRAGH, Master.
Leaves THURSDAY, December ~, at r. n.
For freight passage apply on board or TO
STEVENSON & vERLANDBH,
deA I35 Gravier street
Haes2~ D. Fer Louisville, Cairo.
Baton Rouge and al intermedi-
ExssSsneE landings-The new and spien-
did passenger steamer
JOHN kILEOUR,
Leaves OH FRIDAY, December 3e, at T. NJ.
3, A. OGLEsby Master. H. Z. FILLMORE, Clerk.
ROr:fIeight or passage apply on hoard or 10
THOMAS kEEFFB, Agent
deg IS POydraS street.
fasscu~ b The JeIersonviLlc: Madison
I I..-!S and indianapolis Railroad Com
xsssz ySastii1 BIZ pany will take freight from New
Gl.zzksszzssSzE Orleans, on first class steamers
leaving daily giving through bills OF lading to Buff
falo Dunkirk, Cleveland Sandusky, Toledo, Pitts
burg. Wheeling, Chicago, Detroit, Milwaukee,
Columbus, Terre Haute and Indianapolis.
Shippers by this route save all driyage ana
transfer charges at New Albany, and their goods
90 through without detention and Tree OF forward
ing charges
Further information furnished'by
{. g. WAYNE. Agent.
nol5 81 Natchez street
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RED RIVER.

RED RIVER.
H-H-s~ h COushattn and Grand EcGre
weekly packet-The fast and ele-
U giant side-wheel passenger
6stxsZtsss<sSSSsSs&as steamer
BELLE OF ALTON.
J. P. MCKINNEY. Master; JAS. KKIR, JR., Clerk.
Leaves EVERY THURSDAY, at p 81.
For Coushatta, Campte, Grand Ecore. Alexan-
dria, Eormans Barbin's, and all intermediate land
lGgS
LORD Il MCPEAKE, 20 Gravier street
GEORGE D. HITE, Agent.
deg II Tchoupiroula, street. Agents.
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SHERIFFS SALES,

Joseph Hoy Charles III. ChaSe-Fifth
District Court for the parish OF Orleans. No.
JpY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF SEIZURE AND SALE
ID directed by the Honorable the Fifth District
Court for the parish of Orleans in the above
entitled cause to Thomas L. Maxwell, late Sheriff,
and by said late Sheriff to me transferred, will
proceed TO sell at public auction, at the Mer-
between Canal and Customhouse streets, i'll the
Second District of this CITY, on TUESDAY, January
TO- 1871, at twelve o'clock NJ, the following des-
criled property, to VIII
SEVEN LOTS OF GROUND, together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon. rights, ways,
privileges and advantages therenntO belonging,
situate in the First District of this city, in the
square bounded by Constance, Orange, Magazine
and Race streets, and designated by the numbers
one. two three, four, FIVE, six and seven. plan
day of January 1850. and deposited i'll the office of
c. CuVeller. notary public in this city. Said lots
as follows, to wit
Lots numbers one to five, inclusive measure each
thirty-twc feet front on Constance street SDy
hundred and thirty feet in depth, between parallel
lines.
Lot number one forms the corner of Constance
and Orange Streets lot number six measures, thr-
ty-three feet front Orange street by depth Of
hundred and sixty feet between parallel lines,
and lot number seven measures thirty-three feet
six inches front Orange street. thirty three feet
four inches and three lines in the rear, by depth
of one hundred and sixty feet.
Being the same property purchased by the de-
PENDANT herein from Louis Lay, OH the eighth day
of February, 1866 as per act passed before j. W.
Breediove. late notary public in this city and
from G. N. and Mrs. Theodore Frey Pasteur, as per
act passed before William Shannon, notary public
in this city, under date OF twenty fifth of Jinuary
1889
Seized in the above suit.
Tcrms-CaSh on the spot.
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Marine Intelligence.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,,
Thursday, December 70, 1870.
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Steamship 81 Mary, Hawthorne fof Galvest0n anu
Indianoll
Bark Bridgeport Morgan, for Liverpool
British brig Hope. MonterOla for Vera Cruz
Schooner Louise WilistOn Esteval for Vera Cruz
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-12-08

sMITHIANA-"A box for Mr. John Smith, In
Missouri, arrived at the depot yesterday Pills
burg Times.
That must be mistake. Mr.. John Smith is
doing business at the Capital Of West Virginia
and never ordered a box to go to MissOuli.-Kd-
nGiChd JOWHdi
Both wrong. Mr.. John Smith lives here and
says he hasn't had % box since he was a boy, and
that his mother gave him for being naughty
Wheeling HtcHigenccr.
In error still. Mr. John Smith resides In this
city, and instead Ofrccpiving boxes makes them
the incest kind-for star Soap Lemon Crack
crS etC.-Call Mt any of your groceries and you
will see specimens of his neat Work.-Sci0iO Ga
Eette
All wrong, gentlemen. after the conquest
and settlement of Virginia and marriage of PO-
cahontas, Mr.. John Smith came to Wilmington
and waS elected Clerk Ofthe Court. He Is known
to be the original John Smith, from the fact O
having strawberry on his left arm. He is
| looking anXiously for the box Wilmington Re
publican.
All mistakeyet Hclivcs in Jackson
John Smith does. lie is a gentleman ot
leisure, John is We saw him on the cor
ner of Main and Broadway the other day
lie wore tan colored kid gloves and golc
spectacles. We advised him to part Iii
hair in the middle, put musk upon it, ano
got gold headed cano. lie said he haC
been thinking about it.
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Call and See Us.

During tho past two weeks We have
been so busy, cleaning up, rc-iltting and
arranging our Office, that we have hardly
had time to show our friends common po-
liteness when they called upon u.s. Now
that we have matters arranged, we ask
you, when you come to pay your taxes, or
on other business, to call up and see the
most complete country printing office in
the State,
p s. Bring $3.50 with you and sub
scribe for tho livcliest country paper in
the State.
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The EIcrcc.nnlor snunhhIc.

HAMDEE, Doc. D, 1870.
Ed"or Stdhdmd'
In your issue 0fthc Isl lnSt'r ma another ef-
fuslon from Dr. Fierce. / ma Intended not TO
trouble You with any thing more OF the "Flerce-
Baker Squablc,' but this last effort OF his cons
tains 10 many glaring fnlsehoods that injustice
to myself desire to show up the rascal again.
Tho creature doubtless supposed that would DO
silent hereafter, and whatever he might say
would remain uncOnlTadieted. II he was re-
spOnslble Tor MS conuuct III any other way be-
sides character (Which he hos not, Iwoud make
MIN suffer for IT,
THIS last communication contains about the
usual proportion of mlschoods, for can count
slxtcon. | will not Mt the present time rcfutc
thon all, but VIII notice some of them. lie says,
"Now since w. Baker has at different times
10 t, wv , W W.. ,icIe sS 70
mG, that the code recognizes ms regular physi-
clans only those who have graduated, and re-
schooi uil'o,'" i'oi'' 'o'''o "ocrcul'c" h'uu'c"'
Tho code or ,nodlcol ctb,cs contains M suc,, n
.tato,,,o,,, ITd,r n, p,oro. -, n,,, ~ T,,,o,,
tAc words "g,oduotc.r ond nd,nIo,no " do moi
nccrr Il, n T,I,nu,,n,, ,I,ts 10 Io,,,, ,'rodo a.,
I,rIo,, - I,h ~ IA ,aa,,,a,, ,',,, Nv, A.
nIo,no nm, ,.ono,,, o,,1 ,ro,o,,,ar ~ 90
nr EInrr. tuIu MT dnuty that Ian ,,uu a unt,upiy
and rrotondo, y, ,o,,,,,,, ,,,o ,,taIa a,
lite no,,o,,,, ,,,,, r,.r ,o r,n ,i,o
Jac,son Cnrnty Ntodlc,l s,,c,o,,. for tho lios hc
toId ana comnollcd IA oat - d,r,o,,,,, .ooo bo,,,
Onc Innortont llfr.rorco hov.n,.ar ho,,,,oo,, no
~ ncycr snIJ hnI ana yhiIo N. An
Icovo n IN tha nubIIc ro,,, IN COS. ,,,o i, ,ho
nretcndnr Agair I, y,o,lI rc,,,,,ro ,,,,o,, r,oro
thon tba sov soof nr Eicrcc II, rony,ncctlo MOO
ala ., I,,,,, o,,,,,,, ,,,o, I,.. r,,,,t, ,,,i o.,
v.stor ,yor, ,,,n,l, o,,d r,oto,,,ory - rho ,,,,,o
boI,o,o ia tho ca.o with nrs pcosonor and
Nt,r,,tn VIM woro urI,vsIciaus os tbc rc,rI,r
schooluhccorc nr Elarc, osborn GOT Tr Ficrcc
wonld cotI thcm ,uocI,s hocousc thcv have mn
dInIonos
nr F,crcc sovs MI tho credontlols which nrc.
| sentnd IN tbo JacItsou County NedIcol sncIotv
IN nrova thnt I ,vn. n noctor VIVA n certIncntc
nbtninc1 hv ,vhot ,nenns Ia lsnova nat to not
ns an Assistant surgcou I'm n Negro Rer,mcnt
nr EIcrcc ,v,,ll l,uov, thot I vnve sotlaf,ctory
ovlbcnc, of ton vnnry of nrnotIce. And brsIdc
| thnt certificate. prcscntcd cvIdcnco that Ind
served md bccn honornbly discharged ns mn AS
.Istnnt sur,eon ButthotuccrtIncntcu which no
unwlttllv snys no IL moi obl, IN sny how aot r.
wps obtained by answering questions beroro n
boord of Military surpeon, IN Nashville. which
yIll cycr ron,on IN I)r FIcrc. "A ,nvstorv f,r In
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AQuestion of Morals.

A citizen asks us the following ques-
ton: A owes B s. 90, and agrees to leave
it for him at the store of C. A gives c a
ten dollar bill, and while G goes into an
other room to get the two dollars to give
to A, A reaches over the counter and
takes the ten dollar bill out of the draw
er, and carries it off with him. Now the
question is, what is the duty ofC2 Should
he prosecute A, and expose him, or should
he give him this notice, and let him re-
turn the stolen bill, or its equivalent,
through the Postofficc or some other
way2
Let us hear from moralists upon this
question.
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II you will fill a vessel full ofwater, and
then weigh the vessel, and then put live
fish into the water, and then weigh the
vessel again, it will be no heavier than it
was before the fish was put into it. This
will be the case no matter what may be
the size Or weight of the fish. We have
lately seen this statement denied in some
of the newspapers. But it is true, and we
can explain it satisfactorily, on philosoph.
ical principles.
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Monday, Deeember 18th, A. D., 1871
cHERIrT,s SAFE.

~
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
Sheriff the County of Jackson, will, by virtue
of an execution issued by the Court of Common
Pleas ofsaid county, in favor of NeSe ell b. Wood
and against Jesse S. Savage, and to him directed,
at one o'clock p. NJ, on
Monday, December 18th, A. d., 1870,
mt the house of Jesse S. Savage, In jackson
township, in said county, offer for sale, Mt public
auction, the undivided Onc-half consisting of
the interest of the said Jesse =. Savage theren,)
of the following goods and chattels, to-wit: One
express wagon, and harness for two horses; One
four horse wagon one two horse buggy, and
harness for two horses one two horse log wag-
on; one set of blacksmith tools; one bay horse
one brown mare; one sOrrel mare; one sorrcl
horse, one pair of Fairbanks Scales; one red
COW; one white COW; and one roam morley COW
taken on said execution as the property of the
said Jesse s. Savage Dated this 10Th day of
November \. ID. 1870. JOHNSON WADE,
Sheriff Jackson County, Ohio
j. w. LAIRD, Attorney.
Dec'l, ,T0-2w-pfS5 q.
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pensate for the want of moral principles"
have no particular desire to continue this con-
troversy; but can do so, If necessary; for my
feelings in the matter are essentially the same
as would have In clubbing a skunk, whose
only defense Is its efforts to make everything
around it as loathcsome as itself.
L. w. BAKER.
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LATEST STYLES
AND OF THR
Very Best Materials.
Sold At the lowest rates for cash. Call and cx
anime her goods.
AND OF TIIR
Stamping Done to Order,
BY thc iatcai and most approved mode.

By the latest and most approved mode
Fierce has told many falschoods lie iu town
has called me common liar, without specify
Ing proving single "lIe," for the simple reason
that ho could not Afler this showing Of his
moral deprSvity, desire to refer agaiA to the
Code OF Ethics, page 10;
"There Is no profession from the members OF
which greater purity of character nnd higher
standard Of moral excellence are required than
tho medical no scientific nttnlnmcnts can COM
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Cincinnati Gazette.

See prospectus Of the Cincinnati Gdsette'
published in the Staadard this week,
With all its free trade follics. the Gascttc
is good paper. and we read more in it
than in oil tho other of our daily cxchan.
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Our Lands DEFY COmDetitiOn.

Send for full descriptive Circulars and Section
nj Maps, enclosing 30 cts, and stating what paper
you saw this In, to EDWARD WILDER,
Land Commissioner, Hannibal, Mo
MONT WASTE TINE AND LABOR-I}y US
~ ing up M old Axe Send $3.50 to LIlPIN-
COI'r & BAKEWELL, Pittsburgh, Pa, and they
will send Il tlp-top Axe, ENprusSage paid. Half
II day Lost In grinding will thus he saved.
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4 large number of our subscribers paid
" last week On Saturday we were
oheored By an unusual number of them.
No paper in Ohio can show so large a pro
portion ofsubseribers who have paid SO
hr 10 advance
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Educational.

A gentleman had bottle containing u pints
of wine of which he wished to give to a friend !;
but nc had noting to measure 1t, except two 9th
er bottles, one OF ! pints, the other Of 8. How
did he contrve to put pints into the 7-pint bot
tie?
If the N of be 3, what will the Il of20 be?
Come forward with your solutions.
RICHARD.
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Dec l, lS7O-6v
SHERIFT's SALE.

>
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
Sheriff of Jackson County, will, by virtue of
two executions issuel by the Court of Common
Pleas of said County, one in favor of David f.
Leach and the other in favor of Isaac Nandi-
wort, and both against Jesse S. Savage etal., and
to him directed, at one o'clock, P, NJ, on
Monday, December 18th, A. D., 1870,
Mt the house of Jesse S. Savage, in Jackson
township, in said county, offer for sale at public
auction, the following goods and chattels, tO-wit:
One express wagon and harness for two hor-
ses, one four-horse wagon, one two-horse buggy
and harness for two horses, one two-horse log
wagon, one set of blacksmith's tools, one bay
horse one brown mare, one sOrrel mare, one
sorrcl horse, one pair of Fairbanks scales, one
red cow, one white COW, and one roam morley
COW, taken on said executions as the property of
Jesse S. Savage and w. A. Savage.
Dated the 10Th day of November, A. D., 1870.
JOHNSON WADE, Sh'R ]. G.
Dec |, 1ST0-2w p fS5 0G Jas. Trip, Atty.
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DR.. HooFLAND'S
P0DOPHYLLTN,
Substitute for Mercury Pills.
TWO PILLS A DOSE.
The Most Powerful, Yet Innocent,
Vegetable CathartiC known.

It's not necessary to take u handful of these
Pills to produce the desired effect; two of them
act quickly and powerfully, cleansing the Liver,
stomach and Bowels of all impurities, The
principal ingredient Is POdophyllm, or tho Al
cohOlc Extract of Mandrake, which Is by many
times moro powerful, acting and searching than
the Mandrake Itself. It's peculiar action Is upon
the Liver cleaning II speedily from all obstruc-
tons, with all the power of mercury, yet free
from the Injurious results attached to the use of
that mineral.
For all discusses, In which the use of cathar-
tic Is indicated, these pills will give ontiro sats-
faction In every ease They NEVER FAIL
In cases of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia and
extreme cOstlyencSS, Dir. Iloofund's Germun
nltteIS or Tonic should be used In connection
with the Pills. The tonic effect of the Blttcrs or
Tonic builds up the system. The BltterS or Tonic
purtiCS the Blood strengthens the Nerves, reg
ulntcs the Liver, and gives strength, energy and
VigOr,
Keep your Bowels active with the pills, and
tone up the system with Bltters or Tonic, and
no disease can retain its hold or ever asSal you.
llccollect that Il Is DIR. HOOFLAND'S GER
MAN REMEDIES that are so universally used
and highly recommended; and do not allow the
Druggist induce you to takeanything else that he
may say Is Just as good, because lle makes
larger profit ON It,. These remedies will be sent
by Express to any locality, upon application to
the PRINCIPAL OFFICE, at the GERMAN
MEDICINE STORE, 031 Arch St., Philadel-
uhia,
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UDITOR'S SALE.

z "A a,
There will be sold at public auction, to the
highest bidder, for n sum not less than the ap-
praised value, at the door of the Court House in
the town of Jackson, Jackson County, Ohio, on
the 7th day of January, A. d. 1871, between the
hours of II o'clock, NJ. and 4 o'clock, p. NJ, OF
said day. the following tracts of land situated
in Washington Township, in said County, and
1eScrihcd as follows tO-Mit:
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SToCKHoL DERs' MEETING.

Notice Is hereby given that there will be .
meeting of the Stockholders of Star Furnace
Company, held at their office In Jackson, Ohio,
on Monday, January ., 1871 for the purpose OF
electing Directors for the ensuing year, and
transaclng such other business as may come
properly before said meeting.
ALANSON ROBBINS,
Jackson, Dec l. lSI0-5w Secretary.
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The Standard is this week printed on
our new type, How do yon like its mp
pearancc2 Is il not most beautiiul2 1t
IL one size less than the old type, That
was Long Primer and Minion this
Is Bourgeois and Nonparcil. Our adyer-
tiscments will be reset, in beautiful, neat,
new display type. Only three more pa
pers of the present size Then there will
be four more columns, and each column
two inches longer.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-12-08
Hard on Lindley Murray.

Almost every day we see statements
similar to the following; Congress meets
next week" "Thc Supreme Court meets
next Monday and so on. Even papers
whose editors ought to know better, are
guilty ofths gross blunder, Ifnot check
cd soon, twill become so common that Gus
tom will sanction It's use Us we sec IN the
ease Of one man. (the editor,) calling him
self I'VE" and thch saying that it is evil
dencc Of egotism for man to count him
self only one, and use the modest singu-
lar prOnoun ].