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]. f. TOWEL, Portsmouth, Ohio, of
fers to the Merchants and Furnacemcn Of jackson
county superior stocked Dry Goods 8 Notions,
on terms the most favorable lyl
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vertising Agents for this paper, and complete
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WORDS OF WISDOM
FOR YOuNG MEN

On the Railing Passion in Youth and Early Man
hood, with SELF HELP for the Erring and un-
fortunate. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free
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THE EARLY ROSE POTATO,

TlA publishers of the CINoISSATI WEEKLY
CnnoNICLE, having distributed several barrels Of
this new potato as premiums among their sub
scribers last spring which have given great sat
isfaction to all who received them, propose to
continue in the good work. One of the pro
prictors raised hundred bushels of pure and
welLgrown tubers for this purpose, which are
now being supplied to their patrons. .
Every subscriber. ifhe requests q, will receive,
in addition to the "Chroniclc Almanac, one
pound of the Early ROse, sent prepaid by mail
where they cannot be sent by express.
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u DAD MOTTO E..4'.-qg.a 5mos 4


There " 81 he a petition presented 10 the Com1o
mssioners Of jackson county, Ohio. at their
March meeting. 1870, asking them 80 cOppoiAt
viewers TO view and lay cut county roae seoEaAn
mencing al n white oak tree on the line. .betWesa
the lands Of Samuel jacobs and Gilbert Weea IN
in franklin township at the road running fFum.
Fonr-Mile TO Grahamsyille: said road 90 HHR d.
North on the line between s. Jacobs and g.
Weed few rods north Of the nerth-Hat eofnaris
iofG. Weeds land thence northwest thT0agk a
the land Of Samuel Jacobs 10 dead whits OAK
tree, northeast Of the house Of j. Q, JseObsf
thence northwest to the line between the fAnds
of Samuel Jacobs and William H0Wafd; q fSsa s
rods north west of o gate themes the nesfeasiE
and best route to The end Of the lane near The
stable Of William Howard thence west to 5thS
township road in Scloto township thea enaehoos
nearest and best route 10 the hne between The
lands Of William Howard and James PluMaAts
thence north along said line 70 the southsssak 4
corner Of William HAYS uexdow; thepcS W4tt
to the southwest corne of said meadow; thsaegIS
north TO the road leading fram OK Alll tsaI
Beaver. 4 PErFTI0AEn.s a.,
Jan n, 7o--5w 10 'Hi.t r' liL>A ibog loE
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9s O0s soID BY ONE DEALER

MessrS. 8. Balch & Son. Of Providence, r. L.,
write, Nov. 1868 "We have sold the Porous
PlAsters for twenty years, at retail and jObSing,
must have sold twenty-five thousand altogether
They are well liked. janis, '70-1m
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PAIN IN THE SIDE CURED.

/ AHentOpH, Penn, April 4 1865.
NesrY. T. Aicqck 81 Co. .H5lt w 81.
Dear Sirs; Ny daughter used one of your Po-
rous 1Plasters. She had very bad pain in her
side, and It cured her in one week
IS. Yours truly, JOHN v. N. HUNTER.
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rRANsrrrs or RrA1 EsrArE.

FuRxIsnKDBr CHAs. RHODES, COUNTY RECORpER.
Andrew MeCorieI and wife to George Gllliland
40 acrss in Hamilton tp.. ....,.... .SlOOO
JOhA.q 80 Davis, and wifs to Griffith @. Davis
2 shares in Cambria Furnace. .$4OO
Rees W, Eysns to WIN. Samue = Lot 3 and part
of Lot 3 inJohn 7. Jones Addition to Port
land =! ..gQ..tss.s.....t.,.....t .....ss. S49U
A. J.kMohtgold and wife TO Erwin JGcobs-ASO
acres s. s. r. land In Lick tp......... 900
Thomas Hunter and wife to David Harman--2O
acres in Liberty tp. ................$2O $2O0
Il. B. Greene and wife to Martha ]. Scurlock--
$50 acres in Bloomfield tp..,.........,S2, 600
Hiram Mayhew ct al. to Madison Claar--40acres
8. 5. r. land in Liberty Up. ...............&OO
James o. Hatten and wife to David Lewis-part
In-Lot 102 In jackson. ...................E EoO
Smiley Ware to +. B. Greene-70 acres in
Bloomfield tp........................ sSf0
Star Furnace Co. TO John Schwcitzer-ln-Lots
72 and 73 In jamestown Add. to jackson. $500
Anson Hanna and wife to Patrick Call-In-Lot
l In Burnsidss Addition to jackson. .... .$45O
Jonathan Davis and wife to Morgan N Davis
Al acres In Franklin tp...............,'.So SoOO
W. H. Brown and wife to David T. JOnes-4e
acres In Franklin tP....................soU ..soUO
Sophia Simmons to james NJ. Nickel-Lot 2 10
faneeys Addition 10 Berlin. ............Sl4
Perry Yeager and wife TO Margaret A. Taught
b5 acres In Scioto tp. tp................'.''
Andrew lRin ct al 10 John and VIM. Stanton
quit Aaim to Lot 9 and part of Lot 10 IN
Yancey Addition to Berlin. $500
Thomas Hunter and wife to Samuel White
gu Ii claim TO "a acres In Liberty tp......$2OO
Star Furnace Co. to Henry easman ct al.-quit
claim 10 land 10 jamestown Addition TO
David Terry and wife TO Michael strausbaugl-
40 acres In jackson lp. $3.50
David Harman and wife to JohDson White-20
acres In Liberty p......................$2OO
William Kruger to Johu Kruger-F acres in
Washington p....................... sbOO
Samuel w. Wills and wife to john d. Riley-2O
acres In jackson p.....................$2 $2OO
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WILLIAM CHEW, err
Barber and Hair Dresser,
BRoApwA4 sr., (Ur srAIRs,)

BRoADwAT ST., (UF sTAIRs) 1
0Uer Martins Grocery Store, IN Rooms formerly
.rOccnpied by isaac Roberts AZ Claim Agenf.
Mr. Chew will attend promptly to all calls in
his line Of bus ness, aud hopes to merit share
Of patronage. apr 8, eff
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THIRTY tons Of hay for sale, by VIM
f. Cnbtree, scioto Tp., Jackson Co., O.-sm
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CHERIFF AND SPECIAL MASTER con-.
- MISSIONER s SALE.
s. State Of Ohio, Jaet'os county. %.
Henry c. Bum. ]
We. On I'd order Of sale.
Y.d, n cr,fth - IL 4

s. State Of Ohio, JaetIos. county. %.
Henry c. Bum. ] Fl
u. On I'd order Of sale.
John ". Smith, ct ais
Pursuant To the command Of on Order Of Sale
issued In the above styled cause, and 70 me d.
rected as Spec ial Master, will offer at public
auction, at the door Of the Court House 10 Jaek.
son, in the said county of jackson, on
Saturday, February 10th, 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
Beginning at the north east corner of lot No
one hundred and thirteen Q13) Township No
Z. Range No. 10. in the seicto Salt Reservation
Thence west ten 4-pole chains and Ihirty-tWo
links at post in the road thence south 3fI%e.
east II chains and A li8ks,tO post inlhe road
Honey Locust IS inches s. So, w. lO2 links |;
thence north IA chains II links to the place OF
beginning Persimmon inches N. 29S. Z. 90
links TAME Cherry 3 inches South 2SS z. II
links. Excepting rods square near the north
west corner OF said tract containing one old pit
tree in centre. Containing Seven and 2e-10g
acres, more or less.
Valued at 1900 90. s...gT
To be sold as the property Of John ". S mith
to satisfy Judgment rendered by the Court of
Common Pleas Of Jackson couuty, Ohio, in favor
Of Henry Z. Bum and decree In favor of Tacv
Bum. Terms of sale cash on day Of sale. =
GI ven under my hand this 18th day Of JAM,
JOHNSON WADE. sh'nJ.C..
and Spec ial Master Commissioner e. G. Pleas
Ofsad county.
W. X. HAsTIxes ATTY. for PIE ~4
Jan. 20, '70-5w-pf s13 20
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Man IE ID

On the 3D. OF February, at the res Idence Off
BRIDES parents, by Rev, ,, Mann, Mr.. LEWIS v.
LoSo and Miss MAieY . FrEF4rRicK, en- Of
Milton Township, jackson county, Ohio.
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PREMIUM CHESTER WHITE PIGS,

G1URE Blood Short Horn. Durham Devon
Il Alderney and AYRSHIRE Calves, Mer iBO.
southdOWn aud Cotsweld Sheep, Cashmere
Goats, Imported Suffolk, Essex, Berkshire and
sale.
Send for Circulars and Prices. Address
NJ p. BOYER & CO..
jan.20-sm Parkesburg Chester Co., Pa.
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CInyPOOl * MOckey,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Corner Of Paint aud WaSsr Streets,
n CHItucoTHE, Ono,

VIII furnish goods Of best quality and at fair
priceA They solicit orders from the business
men Of Jackson and surrounding counties.
May 10, 1869--y AR
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YEAR-BooK and they may send names from
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sral cash commission for their services.
Address 4 4 ..--E
CINCINNATI CHRONICLE Co.,
No. III Race Street, Cinuinnsn, Ohio.
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List of Letters

Remaining inMs Post Office at Jackson C. IT., Ohio
FEB. /, 1870.
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SPECIAL NoTloR.--All persons indebt-
ed to me arc requested to call and settleup their
accounts as soon as possible, esI Fish 70 square
up my Books as far as / can and start out ansa
o. G. MILLER.
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WANT COLUMN.

wv TANTED.- TO SELL. -Four hundred acres
w wood land, in jackson township, in this
county: Title good, terms low, payments cosy.
Inquire At this Office stA ~ g AZ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-08-12

Texas has fifty five postmistresses.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-08-12

and it took a long time for the cunning
Dolly to gain the point. Not but what
she might have done it eIselt, but she
was reforming the man-dont you see
Like true woman, she never gave up,
but after every failure. changing her tao
ties. came off conquerer at last. A splen.
did paper that treated largely of farming,
soon lay upon the table, and John ac-
knowledged year after, to Dolly, that
ii was queer, but he had really learned
some things that he dill not know before.
He had actually saved twenty dollars by
Il iudicious outlay of two.
The result of these little plans is (for
Dolly is blooming fact to-day in spite Of
her forty nine years. that il the reader
had happened to know John Grimes
twenty years ago, and should happen TO
to sec him today, he would not be recog'
nizcd for the same man.
Dolly knew what she was about when
she took upon herself matronly Office
Three lovely children were grown up un-
der that happy roof, and the farmer sees
that iudicious management and little
more outlay he might have bought his
farm and kept wife bairns-for however
pretlily we may talk of the "littlc angels
in heaven" it is certain that the human
race was not des ined to die of like sheep
in the first and tender years of existence.
Bnt it was reserved for Dolly to teach
him that great truth, and she is happy
wife and mother
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-08-12
NUMBER 80.

on the lett hip. The lever is then turned
with but one movement, from right to
left, and with another pu led back, after
which the cartridge is inserted into the
opening thus effected BY third move
ment-pushing back the lever into IFS
original position-the gun becomes
ready to be fired Off The projectile is
rather long slug with the end rounded and
pointed like our rifle ball. The charge,
which is attached to it in paper cover
ing, is composed of q peculiar powder.
specially manufactured for the purpose
The distance at which this gun carries
certainty is very considcrable-over 1000
metres. Both the infantry and the
chasscurs have only the one model, but
the bayonets differ, in So far rs those of
the chasseurs are sword bayoncts
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-08-12
FERMENTATION for Marriage.

Girls do not reach their maturity until
%, yet at l6 they arc wives and mothers
all over the land, robbed OF all the rights
and freedom of childhood in marriage,
crippled in growth and development; the
vital forces needed TO build up vigorous
and healthy womanhood are sapped ana
perverted from their legitimate channels
in the premature Office Of reproduction.
When the body is overtaxcd, the mind
loses it, tone and settles down in gloom
discomfort that enfecbles the whole moral
being. The feeble mother brings iorth
feeble sons, the sad mother those with
morbid appetites. The constant demand
of stimulanls among men is the result OF
the morbid conditions of their mothers.
Healthy, happy, vigorous womanhood
would do more for the cause oil temper
ance than any prohibitory or license laws
possibly can. When woman, by The OBJ
servance OF the laws Of life and health, IS
restored to her normal condition, ,materni-
ty will not be period OF weakness, but
of added power. With that high prepa-
ration OF body and soul 10 which j have
referred, men and women of sound nina
and body, drawn together by true senti-
mcnts of affection. might calculate WIN
certainty on happy home, with healthy
children gathering round their flreside.-
To this end let girlhoud be sacredly De.
yoted 10 education. 20 mental, moral and
physical growth, TO as high preparation
ior personal independence and ambition
as boyhood is to-day remembering that
girls, as well as boys, were created pri-
marily for their own enjoyment and only
secondariy TO serve each other. Repro.
duction in the normal condition OF wo-
man will not be period OF suffering, but
of Joy and thanksgiving. One OF the sad
dest features of woman's present condi.
ton is her idea that she is cursed OF
heaven in her motherhood; but it is OF
natures necessities that she should suffer
through the period Of maternity. 1t Is
because we ignorantly violate SO many
laws of our being that it is so to-day
Mrs. Z. c. Stanton.
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The Cheats of Romance.

AS luIe, Hlcil ol genius aIe, uS Iopc
said, only 10 be admired, not to be loved.
The great wit may be very dull over
bottle of port. The great poet may be
very prosy during n morning walk, and
the cpigramist whose b0nnlots are in all
mouths may be bit Of bore at a din
ner table. JcfIery once manGuvrod TO
get seat at Holland House next to Tai.
eyrand, anticipating delightful tete-a
tete, and found to his chagrin that even
Talleyrand with plato of soup before
him could be rs tame rs a glass of ladies'
champagne. And this is only one of 4
thousand disappointments of the sort
that might be noted; for except in mo-
mcnts Of rare exaltation, many men even
of distinguished genius are nothing more
than Brown, Jones or Robinson. Emer-
son thinks that even if we should meet
Shakespeare We should not be conscious
ofany deep infcriority, but of deep cquall-
ty; only he possessed a strange skill of
using, or classifying his facts, which we
lacked; for notwithstanding our utter in
capacity to produce anything like Ham
let or "OtheIlo." we see the perfect re
ccp,ion this immense knowledge Of life
and liquid eloquencc finds in US all. Ot
course there is 4 touch of cxaggeralion IN
us all. But this is the case where there
is no need to draw upon the imagination
for Illustrations.
Byron, for instance, always repeIled
the notion that he was ut all influenced
by poetical associations. except when hc
had pen in his hand aud bottle OF
Holland on the table. You must have
been highly gratiied" said gentleman
to him, ''by the classical remains and rec
collection, which You met with in your
visit to Ithaca" You quite mistake
me, answered Lard Byron, Il have no
poetical humbug about me. am too
old for that" And it WAS exactly the
same with Scott Moore once proposed
to 90 and see Merosc Abbey, ~ Sir Wal
ter had described it by moonlight"
'Phoo, phoo." said Scott, "you don't sup
pose ever saw it by moonlight" And
this is not the only source ofpossihle dis
appointment The literary nature is not
always made of porcelain. Now and
then, indeed, it is hardly human. Byron
had no genius or friendship Pope
was irritable and malignant. Gray was
prig, Fielding was something worse.
Burns was II compound OF "piety and dirt.
Milton had but one tliend,a gloomy Quak-
er with taste for Greek His first wife
ran away from him before the honeymoon
Was over, discustcd with His spare diet
and hald study" The poet Young was
false friend, hard father, and not =
particularly atfeclionatc husband. Sterne
was only sentimental when he had pen
in his hand. He preferred, at any time,
whining over dead donkey to relieving
i living mother Madame De Stacl was
a bore of the first water Erskinc and
Coeridge were intolerablc when they got
upon "tIial by jury or metaphysics.
Curran was half butfoon. half w.t. and
Grattan was sentimental harlequin
From the Gcntienldl'S Mdgdztae.
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poetrp.
NOTHING TO Do!

'sNo,hing, 10 do - In this world of ours,
Where weeds spring up with the fairest howe
Where smiles have only y 6tiul play,
Where hearts are breaking every day.
Nothing TO do" thou Christian soul,
Wrapping thee round in thy selfish stole;
oG with the garments Of sloth and sin
Christ thy LOrd has kingdom TO win.
Nothing to do" There are prayers 10 lay
ON the altar OF incense, day by day;
There are foes 10 meet within and without;
There is error to conquer, strong and stout.
Nothing 20 dor There are minds 10 teach
The simplest form OF Christian speech;
There are hearts to lure, with loving VILE
Prom the grimmest hauuts Of Sins deiile.
Nothing 20 dor There are lambs to feed,
The precious hope Of the Church's need:
Strength to be borne 10 the weak aud faint,
Visils 20 keep with the doubling saint.
Nothing 70 dor' and thy Savior said
Follow thou Ne, in the path treadn
Lord. lend Thy help the journey through,
Lest, faint, we cry, $50 much TO do"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-02-26
Mistfllanruus.
ARMY SUPPLIES.
Office Chief Quartermaster sub.n;,.
 of Northern Arizona '"

foEr wHirrtE, A. T., February l,A ,,, SEALED PROPOSALS. IN Tprp,, win be received at this otee uH,l TWELVE aca,ioAIL SATURDAY. MARCH 18TH, 1870. for supnlv.o IolSn \ Qnartefmaster's Department win F'"s hsVI Three Hundred and Fitfy Cs,O, Ton,,y Mere c- less. cf two thousand .Urp po,n.. ':
 AT FORT wHIPPLE. A One Hundred aud Ffty (l5O) Ton, u. More or less, of two thousand c2Ooo) pound. ,' n
 CAMP DATE CREEK, AT "a t Bids will be received for the entire s,,o.,,, ... 600 tons, oF for any part of that anoan, 's AuDs The Hay must be Of the best quality ,.,..,a . ton of the Territory, and must be a.li,s V hi ,, ai such times and in such quantities s inc M Ha Department msy require. 's''a,safi Bidders will state their prices, per pound |, .,, for Hay, delivered In the stack al cine, " sa esa above mentioned military posts and pr.,. .,. a' ten, as well as expressed in hgure, sa' No bid will be entertained tinIe.. acec.,..,-, = deposit of two thoasaDd (s2ooO dellarA t IT In s' Tender Notes as guaranty th at the bdS n i; Lsgs Co . contract made in accordance with th. ,sd ,sd 1 II lt should he awarded him. A hd Biddefr will please give the names of n, ,... propose to offer as srrsties to a contract ~ n'l The Hay called for in this adver,iseuen, m
 subject to Inspection by the receiving eses,. sfs Payment wll be made in '. S gold sols sr A. lent in legal tender notes immediately aAef ne - Inc hay IT the Onarte rnAs,sTs Department b ie ,.T nOt, then funds may be received ss -. -. pose. " The right is reserved to releei any and an hd. | accept the whole or any portion of the hay | must be attached 10 each bid " Bids that do not comply with the above reov.,.,. | will not be entertained. Proposals to be indorsed Proposals sr ,sssi,s.. al fot WhiPple' A T ." or si Camp Dzs Cr,sas i. both A- the case may ba, and 10 be addressed o s. | dersigned. B'dders are invited to be rEeseai at the oysui.s 4 l bids
 e. FosrrR
 B'v't Colonel and A c U-sI~. l Chef Quarternasier nf Nnrth.-. M
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-02-26
To Correspondents.

psn,. final. or female, residing 10 any par q .' m. States and Territories however distant sne m. L ,s, fhe opinion and advice of DR DOhkklt ls sts, pectve cases and who think proper 70 snD. ..l is- statement cf such In preferences o holding P--.e,. eryiew are respectfully assured that thef es .l,, tons will be held most sacred DIX DvhLn n.. sss0sd sAss c,i;tslhiy uf cizsrsing thst all ies's " and replied .o only by himself and 'he A'''i as possible. ,, ....o.sl ssx.
 ifths case be full asd canddiy described s, Ssl munlcation will be unnecessary as ,, M a.sh regimen and the general treatment Of the e.s ~ .sa ais inc remsdesS rlll be forwarded wiihoui as s. in such manner as Co convey no Idea or the PNf letter or parcel trHnsmitfed
 Consultation, by letter, or otherwise ''
 Permanent cure guaranteed or no lay ayv,rxnp
 Address, W. N. DVhIr DVhu,.-n..s. ca.