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COURT PRocEEDINGs.-Willam Robertson VS..
Rebecca j. Robertson. Petition for divorce, on
the grouu't of wilful absence for three years.
Divorce granted. Trip for petitioner.
Samuel Miller VS.. Sarah A. Miller. This wa :
petition for divorce, charging wilful absence
for three years. Divorce granted. DUNCAN for
petitioner.
The case Of John ]. Jones vs.. John G. Jones
occupied the entire time of the Court, lasting
eleven days. The following are the names OF
the Jurors who tried thccase; VIM. Daniels, Ja-
cob Whetsel, George W. Rice, james w. Cher
ington, Isaac Buckley, George Gllliland John
Stewart, John Forster, Isaac p. Jones, Beverly
Keenan,, Ephraim Plummer and Andrew Sheri-
dan. At the end of two days Mr.. Sheridan was
taken sick, and the parties agreed to so on with
the trial before the other eleven jurors.
The plaintiff, John ]. JONES' charged that the
defendant, John C. Jones, who had been his
clerk and salesman for some four or five years,
had embezzled, or used, some $1,000 of his
(plaintit7s) money, for the recovery of which
this suit was brought.
The case went to the jury on Saturday morn
Ing. They came in on Monday, having failed to
agree. Moore and Du Hallway for plaintiff. Fox
and DUNCAN for defendant.
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BY ID. w. Winfough, ]. p, September 20, 1870,
at the residence of James Millikcn in Liberty
township, jackson county, Charles d. McKlnnlss
and Fanny l. Sell
BY the same, October 4, 1870, at the residence
of fMrs Brooks, in Lick township, Abraham Rice
and Sarah Q. Radcliff.
By w. WinfOugh, ]. p, at the Gibson House.
In Jackson, q. II. GODDARD and EMILY A. DEN
ME, both of Milton township.
At the residence of the brides sister, near
Chillicothe Ohio, on Monday evening, October
10th 1870, by Rev. Samuel Bateman, MIR. JACOB
A. LONG of this place, and Miss ELLA DAscoMB,
of Chilllcothe.
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oBtruARf'-James Hanna, an old citizen OF
Bloomheld township, in this county, died on
sunday october I'd. He was about forty-eight
years OF age. He was born and raised In jack
son county, and we believe he resided in this
county all his life Mr., Hanna got hurt about a
year ago by falling from hay NOW, and he had
been complaining ever since that time. He had
aswelling in hls side, which was thought at one
time to be dropsy, and he was under medical
treatment for some time, but there was no APP
prehension ofimmediate danger. On Thursday
preceding his death he was attacked by bleeding
at the lungs, which terminated ndeath on sun
day, MS above stated:
Mr. Hanna was good citizen, and an honest
aud upright man. He leaves a family.
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a TorniI SYs1enI..

Sometimes, without any aSsignable cause, the
physical strength and animal spirits give way,
and a strange t0rpor falls alike on the body and
Intellect. THERE'S little or no pain perhaps, but
the natural vigor and elasticity of the nervous
and muscular system seems to have departed,
and an indifference to the pleasures of life, and
even Of its grave responsibilities, takes the place
of that earnest interest in both which charac-
terizes every well balanced mind when in
healthy condition.
This state of partial collapse is often the pre-
monitory symptoms of some serious mnlndy. 1t
indicates Enthusiastically that the vital powers
are anguishing and need stlmuent. In such
cases the effect of a few doses of Hostetter's
Stomach Bltters is wonderfully beneficial The
great tonic wakes up the system from It's browse.
The secretions and the circulation receive a new
impetus. The relaxed nerves recover their
elasticity under the operations Of the specific,
like the slackened strength of musical instru-
ment in the process Of tuning. Lethargy and
debility are replaced by energy and vigor the
spirits rise, and life that almost secmed bur-
den while the season of depression lasted be-
comes once more enjoyable. That such a radi-
cal change should be produced by remedy en-
tirely devoid of the powerful alkaloids and min
erals so extensively used in modern practice,
may seem incredible to those who pin their
faith on the medicinal efficacy ofactive poisons,
but II these skeptics will take the trouble to
enquire of those who have tested the corrective
and Alternative virtues of the Bltters under the
circumstances described they will find the
statement 10 be true.-oct6-4w
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PROBArE COURT PROCEEDINGS.

In the matter Of Jane johnson, insane, the re-
sponse Of the superintendent of the Longview
Asylum received, by which II appears that said
patient can be admitted as State patient into
said Asylum.
William 7. Evans, admr. of Samuel Farmer
deceased. The estate of said decedent declared
insolvent, and ordered to be published,
John Bertseh, native of Wortenberg, admit
ted to citizenship.
One Inventory filed.
One Sale Bill filed.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Benjamin MNssie and Hannah Sims.
j. b. Foraker and Julia A. P. Bundy.
John w. Reed and Lydia A. Zln.
Alexander L. White and Jennie II. Mcdowell.
r. b. Williams and Margaret Alice skyles.
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WEDIOCK.
See advertisements.

The BasIs Of Civil Society. y.-Essavs
for Young Men on the honor and happiness of
Marriage, aud the evils and dangers of Celebney,
with sanitary help for the attainment of man.
true position In life. Sent free, in sealed enve-
opes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box
P, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Notice,

CAROLINE q. SAYLoR and Samuel Saylor of
the State of Kansas will take notice, that Clay
pool Mackey & Co., of the county of Ross, In the
State of Ohio, did, on the 18th day of October A.
D., 1870 file their petition in the Court Of COM
mon Pleas OF Jackson county, Ohio, against the
said Caroline G. Saylor and Samuel SayloT, de-
PENDANTS, setting forth that the said Caroline q.
SaylOr gave mortgage to the said ClaypOol,
Maclxey & Co., on the following described prem
ises, situate In the town and county of Jackson
and State of Ohio, to-wlt: Commencing 81 feet
north from the southwest corner of in-lot no.
ll8, on the street or alley between said lot and
the public square, opposite to where the Jail now
stands; thence back east half way across suid lot
parallel with Portsmouth street; thence north
TO Portsmouth street thence west along the
line of Portsmouth street feet thence south
at right angles with Portsmouth street 30 feet
thence west parallel with Portsmouth street to
the street or alley first named thence along said
street between lot no. ll6 and the public square
ISL feet to the place ofbeginning This descrip-
tiOn Is upon the suppositiOn that Main street
runs north and south to secure the payment Of
$OG7.23 according to certain notes referred to In
said mortgage, and praying that said Samuel
Saylor may pay said sum, now claimed TO be
due, with interest on S527.37 from July 4th 1870,
and on Sj}9S7 from October 4th 1870, or that said
premises may be sold 10 pay the same and the
said Carolina q. SaylOr and Samuel SaylOr are
notified that they are required to appear and
answer said petition on or before the 3d Satur-
day after the nth day OF November next. Dated
Oct 18th, 1870.
CLAYPOoL, MAcKEY Co.
..t By ]. w. Laird, their attorney.
Oct. 49, l870-6w.
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All persous having unsettled accounts with
me are requested TO call and settle the same.
Persons indebted to me are requested to make
payinent as soon as convenient, and those TO
whom am indebted can get their pay by call
iEg.
further notice. JOHN SCHWEITZER.
October I8, I67D-1m
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GRAPE VINEs.-We will furnish the we'll
known Concord grape vines, for $500 per hum
drcd to be set out either this fall or next spring
These vines were raised by Andrew Sheridan Of
Liberty township. He is an honest man, and
will warrant the vines TO be Concords.
Leave your orders at this oaice, stating
whether you want the vines delivered in the
fall or in the spring.-tf
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ORNAMENTS fer the head may greatly enhance
the beauty Of a lady's baIr, but can never COM
pensate for the loss of 1t. II, from any cause,
gentle reader, yours is falling on resort inine-
diately to the wonderful cure which lies in
Rings Vegetable Ambrosis.
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LEcTUREs.--A series OF Public Lectures viii be
given during the fall and early winter at the
Christian Church in Jackson embracing Sacred
Hermsneutlcs and Exegesis; Ethical and POlit-
ical Science; Materlalism, Skeptieism and inf.
deity. Notice will be given in the local columns
sf the time and subject OF each lecture. The
rst of the series will be given ON the evening OF
October 18th. Subject; Demonology; or the
Devils spoken of in the Scriptures. Seats free.
2t s. II. BINGMAN, Pastor.
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Probate Notices.

The accounts of Allen H. Keller, Guar. OF
James j. Welsh, a minor David j. Jenkins,
Guar. Of Jane Williams, minor; Handy Bar
Quickle, minors and George Gould, Guar. OF
barbara ]. Gould, q minor, have been led for
settlement in the Probate Court OF Jackson
county OHIO, and the same are set for examine
D. 1870, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
JOHN ]. Q. EVANS,
Oct. Is, l870--3w. Probate Judge.
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ADVERTISEMENTS for 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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The following are the persons who received
school certificates at the examination last week
SIX MoNTHs.-Lewls v. Long, Joseph T. Far
rar, Elizabeth NJ. Carrick Henrietta Walter
house, Amanda Walker, Nathan II. Irwin.
TWELVE MoNTHs.-Johnson A. White, Nancy
A. Goddard, Timothy ]. Evans, Thompson Nc
Nabb, Thomas ]. Morgan.
EIGHTEEN MoNTHs.-Charles c. McKinniss.
TWENTY FOUR MoNTHs.-Thomas j. Harrison.
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TAXES FOR 1870.
Notice to the Taxpayers Of jackson County Oh

M pursuance Of GC, ID. w. Cherin0tOn Treasurer of said
0TTI.y neTeOy Hougte TdGP PGyeFs thereof that tie
lnCtta0nT0r 1870 Is CORRECTLY stated iH fOUOtCn0
% In0a Sn2,ct'0 ne sOer of CETS leved eyery Hun
nc~ DOt0TS W tddbte property i each Of the TOtCnshps
ana Incorporated IO0ns Of said (OatnfLs n ----r
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Why
Because

After eleven years expert
ence and trial the sales have
increased each and every
year, and thousands of let
ters (unsolicited) Of the re-
markable cures they have
performed bear witness.
Read the letters in Local
Column Of cures by these
medicines. :. /.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

]. F. TOWEL, Portsmouth, Ohio, Of
fers to the Merchants and Furnacemen of jackson
county asuperior stock of Dry Goods & Notions
on terms the most favorable. lyI
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$50 90. PER MONTH.

Can be made on the quiet, without risk, and not
interfere with other business. Address, conf
dentially, James L, Morse, AZ Broadway, N. Y.
October l3-4w,
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VOID QUACKS,-A victim of early indis-
a erection, causing nervous debility, premature
decay, &C., having tried in vain every advertised
remedy, has simple means of set-cure, which
he will send free to his fellow-suffereTs. Ad-
dress ]. II. TUTTLE, 7S Nassau ST., New York.
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MISS M, A. BROTHERIDGE

A fine stock of Dress Goods Laces, Collars La
dies Cloth, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Bows, Jew
elry, Chignons, Hair Switches Curls, Baskets
Toys, Ribbons, Flowers, Pumes, Hats, Bonnets
Fancy Yarns, Zophyrs, &c. &C., &c.
Any or all of the above articles sold very low
for cash.
Call at once, and see these beautiful goods.
NJ. A. BROTHERIDGE.
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TEMPERATnRE.

AT Jackson c. H., Jackson County, Ohio, in lat
itude 30', 90 north. For the week ending on
Tuesday last
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FARM FOR SALE.

The owner. not wishing to farm or keep
house. offers his fine fruit farm again for sale
consisting of 2f0 acres, 80 or 90 acres Improved
ten acres of orchard, choice peaches and about
go apple trees good barn and oil other out
buildings usually found on good farm. Plent,
of stock water. The eabove farm will be sold
very cheap for all cash. ar oBc-half down and
the balance IN payments. ifdesied. The above
farm is situated tvC miles south ofM. 4 g. R.
R., Rayssiile Station. Jackson. county, Ohio.
Per IONS wishing TO buy wonff do wel'to cnli
and zee It.. Bor further particulars Call or d.
Mackley. Who win show the plat or on the
Ownsr. who will show eland. s
The above lands will be divided to suit pur-
chasers II desired
Jul u, '70--6m. ROBERT MASON. +
Mineral Region News and Logan Repubiican
copy till forbid, and send bill 70 this Office.
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EXTINCTION ACADgMY! I!

at " 80 and So 90 per week.
students desiring to do 80 can rent rooms and
board themselves, thereby reduclngth expense
GEO. CHERINTTON, Pridcipal
M1ss. u. .. CHERINGTON, Assistant
]. B. HOLT, Music Teacher.
The text books used can he obtained in Ew-
ington.
The healthy location, strict temperance and
good morals Of Ewlngton, render Ii a desirable
place for Students.
The Trustees and Teachers are laborinR to
MAKE TINS institution worthy the patronage Of
sire TO prepare for College.
By order of the Board
JOHN NJ. CHERINGToN, President
Oct l3--lm
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TIE trial of one bottle of Halls Vegetable slcl-
liam Hair Remover will show most beneficial eff
feet upon the hair and scalp.
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Notice of Insolvency.

On the 9Th day of clober, In the year 1870, the
Probate Court OF Jackson county Ohio declared
the estate of Samuel Farmer deceased to be In
solvent. Creditors are therefore required to pre-
sent their claims against the estate to the under
signed for allowance within six months from
the time above mentioned, or they will not be
entitled to payment.
WILLIAM T. EVANS,
Admr. of Samuel Farmer, deceased
October 0, lS70-3w.
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Inc undersigned will attend his Office Jackson
unt the 2Oth day December Taxes
naming unpaid will be subject penalty of per
person charged with his option
taxes on or before the goth of December
halt OF the before the goth day remaining
half thereof before the goth june paw one hall
the charges ca before December renders the
whole due and subject collection Delinquent
United States Treasury Banks Notes solvent
Banks Of Ohio, only r receivable for taxes.
Office open from O'clock A. NJ, M
ID. w. CHERE.VsGsTO.N:
Oct. l87O--6w Trcoearer T,cIeon (Lo,,.,,
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zRANsFERs or REAL EsrArE.

FURNISHED ny cHAs. RHODES, COUNTY REcORDER.
ReUestse SfuaspS AIgays on Hand.
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HEnR 4 Hegar made from cider, &c, I'm 10 hours
WbM without Drugs. Send 10 cents for cir
H HW cuiar TO F.SAGE GE
- y NcS-4w Cromwell, Conn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-02

ings of centrifugals this material will be
invaluable, it being not only much cheaper
than oil, but will require less dependence
upon the care of those who attend the ma
chines-who are frequently careless and
unskilled
All these new inventions, however, we
apprehend, will not render whaling I'M
profitable so long as those who are en-
gagged in it meet with success in the cap
ture of oil. Every new discovery in these
DAYS seems to rather meet the require
ments and fill up the DEFICIENCIES created
by the wonderful advancement in the arts
and industries of the age, than to dis
place any article of production. If a new
production takes the place of an old, the
old finds some new field of usefulness,
where it is found as valuable and neces-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-02

ing about the same proportion that the
chord of circle does to its corresponding
arc The project of road across Hawaii
has often been entertained, and one across
from Kona to Hilo was at one time under
taken, and made for some distance up the
slope of Hualalai. We have no doubt
that when the present road should be push
ed to completion, and especially if it can
be eventually made passable for wagons
and carts, shall it will greatly facilitate
in opening up the agricultural and grazing
resources of Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-02

THE REV. HIRAM BINGHAM and Lady
returned on Thursday last in the schooner
Annie, from visit of several months to
Micronesia, the scene of their former mis-
sionary labors. During their stay among
those Islands, they visited the Islands of
Apaiang, Tarawa, and Butaritari, devot-
ing the whole time of their visits on each
TO the good work to which they have de-
voted their lives. Churches have been
re-organized, schools established, books
distributed, and every thing done to in
sure the advancement of the people
of those Islands The labors of Mr..
and Mrs. Bingham among the Micro
nesians show great results for good,
and they may well look forward 10 the
not far distant time when those now semi
barbarous people viii be numbered among
the civilized people of the earth, and they
have cause to congratulate themselves that
they, with their eo-laborers, have planted
the seeds of such civilization We would
gladly publish Mr. Bingham's report of
his recent visit to Micronesia.
Among the passengers by the Annie
was the Rev. Mr.. Mahoe, who, it will be
was shot by native at Blu
taritari over year ago. Mr.. Mahoe is
still suffering from the effects of the
wound, although that of itself is healed
up, We regret to record the death of the
Rev. Mr.. Kaeiemakule, one ofthe Hawaiian
who has for many years la
bored in the cause at Micronesia. He
died on the 9th Of September, at Nam
erick.
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of DANIEL MONTGOMERY. d.s.ss.s.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BIZ TIE ~
~ dersiEned, Administrator q the abe=s paneI
Esiafe, 10 the crsdtsrs o. and al rsrroas has.nr
claims against said deceased. 70 erAi1s ,1c ssu,s.
duly authenticated and With the necessary soaehefs
Eiihin ak nonths Of he frst pahi.e1iian e. fhis
notice. 70 the andersigned al bis oes - t8e ssrnrs
Of Queen and Keahumasu Streets "a Han4inn..
". l. GREEN
Adminisfrafor VIII WI anan1aI
Honolala. Sept sou. iss0- "a
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upEFoRE rnE suPREsrE couRr or N.

HD Havaln Islands-In probate. In matter 81 fts
Estate Of JAMES LOrzADA deceased Al Chambers IN ths
Room the Court House in ououia this ay q
October. A. D Is7o
Georre C. Mclean Of the Executors sate uudsr
the will q james Luxas deceased hsrinr fei IN
Court his petition settlement the account - -
report q the administrator q said Estate.
II hereby nfcrr that FRIDAY the tsih iav Woven
Der. A. D. 1870 AZ 10 ocock b. appointed fr
Element Of the aid accunf and that thereof sTun
by publication 10 tho Hswtiftv Ke An uEaa
newspapers printed and published city u Haad1iu
week fr the reru q weeks tcfstl sr apndints
Ell Cor settlement The Executors duly VII
be filed October 18th current
ALFRED S HAETwELL
Justcc surroras Court.
Attest: wsLrrR 4. srAl Deputy CLERK
Honolulu, Oct. 2isf. 1870. ia
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JUST RECEIVED
Per r. @. Wyllie,
From Bremen.
ENGLIsH PRINTs--Fancy. PurDIe an,

ENGLISH PRINTs--Fancy, Purple and
Ia Mourning.
French prints, fancy Fancy musns
Victoria lawns Mosquito netting
Superior black coburgs;
French neriuo and Grape; Ticking;
White shirtIng and long cloth
Brown and blue cotton drills, heavy
Brown and blue cottons; Hickory stripes;
Blue twiled Sazony 6annels;
Imperial linens assorted
" hite linen haudkerchiefs
Turkey red and yellow handkerchief;
White jaeonet handkerchiefs
Fancy cotton handkerchief
Black silk elastic Dress goods;
Plain and figured black silk
White linen and ribbed drill;
Fine white linen duck Black lining silk
Black hair cloth for tail0r's use
Blue twill; Blue pique Cashmere;
Veil barge, assorted colors.
For Sale by
Sssm II. HACKFELD & co.