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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-04
From Il Correspondent.

/ oisI LAIN, ". e, Mdlcn y.
synopsis OF Rev Mr.. CLOVIS sermon Mt the
Baptist church, at White Plalns March list
1874, from Proverbs 14:l2. ''rhcre Is way
that seemeth right unto man, but the ends
thereof are the ways OF death"
The theme of his discourse was to show
that life of strict morality where every
virtue was exhibited, he might feed the
hun cry, clothc the naked, in short fulfill
all the noble traits Of manhood unspotted
from the exhibiting of all the attributes of
pure and unlefled religion as defined by
Paul in his cpistle to James, list chapter.
eth verse. Pure religion, and indebted
before God and the father, Is this "To
visit the fatheress and widows in their af-
Fiction and to keep themselves unspotted
from the world; = but from the violation of
the smallest act in the so-called divine law,
all his upright life goes for naught, he is
as guilty before, God as .f he had violated
every law, human or divine, even the crime
of "covetng that of another" He is
equally guilty as the murderer. the
thief and robber, OF one who had
wrecked and abandoned life from the
cradle To the grave, even with the most
abandoned wretch to be met in the city of
New York. and sometimes he thought less.
Thus the poor starving wretch who covels
loaf of bread, the property Of another
is equally with one who had been guilty Of
every crime in the catalogue
Rather hard judgement, but we poor
sinners have one consolation left us, we
can appeal to an incorrupuble judge, whose
requirements are reasonable and Just. and
one who imposes laws upon his children
which they 'cannot if they would keep
inviOlate, as the preacher contended
y SEEKER AFTER Truth.
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WALroN's VERMONT REGISTER, Farmers
Almanac and Business Directory for 1874.
The only Vermont Register published.
Single copies, by mail, 10 cents, Address
GLOBE Paper Co., Rutland
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Some people that wear good clothes for
get to pay foi them. Such man is II. t.
Utley. He owes Allen & Drew, 81 Mer-
chants Row. Pay up or you will find your
name in print.
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ruEspAY-runsr 40, 3.

Purse of $15, for horses that have never
beaten 2:45
Entrance tee, 10 per cent on all purses
four to enter, three to start. Entries will
close ON the evening previous tie each race
at the United States Hotel.
A. C. FarT is president of the association
and II. +. White secretary and treasurer.
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finantial.

oLLECTlONS
Made and remtted for at Lowest Rates.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS.
A general Banking and Exchange business
transacted
IL. HENRY BAXTER, Prest. j. n. BAXTER, V. Prest.
GEORGE II. BorrUM Cashier.
may
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RITZ
wv Ia
,,,,r,rr,e
Purely VEGETABLE
,.,,.,,,, :, !, ,.,r,.,,s
DR. D. w ALhER CAIitoHNlA aISE ., Diri hh
err raiiges OF the Sierra Nevada mountains OF
are extracted therefrom without the use Of AL
cQ2Mool me question IS almost daily asked,
ldt Is une Cause OF lne unparalcleu success
covers his health. They are the great blood
r hoftre in The h,sorv Of tba World has med
i1inc Eren connnundcd noeeess,nT The remart.
uIie nuoities ~ VINE Al PIIrpps IN healing The
sIck Of onv disease Iian Is heir IN They are n
Vlsoeal Organs or Bilious Diseases.
r,, ,,,,,, ,.,,,,,.
IN NALhEHS ChLlFOhNlA NlNEuAN
-
BlTTERS
acJ on gu THESE cases IN a singular manner
Ivy purifying the Blood they remove the cause
ana ny resolving away the eHects OF the III
Illumination (the tubercular depoSits) the anect-
cd parts receive health, ana permanent cure
Is effected
" MEN WILL Enjoy GOOD HEALTH,
lief Them use v,Sra,r P,rrrps ne a medicine.
and avoid the iise of nicohniic stimulants in
every form.
GRATEFUL THOUSANDS
inyigorapt thnt ever SUI Sustained the sinking
M pr,pso>, CAV rr,u, rt,rsr pr1vrrps
~ IEh9'N Van LANE ihE'E ID iTn'
accqrdng to drections and remain dr, long I'M IN
cams wasted beyond repair.
,,., 800 -, ,,,,,..,,,
BiLL!otS, HEMlT TENT,AND INTERMITTENT
FENEkS
which are ~ prevalent IA the valleys of our
vio'T , See GT1nhrIsnd Sran
II.
ma mary others WIN thclr vast triDutariGs,
tHiOushuut our chtlic country uuilhg the
summer ana AGuuinm, ana reLl M . 50 aui
lus seasons OF utusut neat anu qiyless are
lh'aIHuiA accompanied by extensive ucIahgc-
I inehls 81 the stohacn ana ilVer, anu other an
various organs, is essentially necessary There
Il no catI,g dor t ,, yPose fH ov Dr -
stmuleting The secretions OF the liver. and gen
eraiiv resi- 0rntt The healthy rInctions Of ths d.
/ restiye organs.
'''''' 40 ~ '''0'
-
DYSPEPSIA OK INDIGESTION,
! headache. main I'm the shoulders. COUGHS. tight
ness nf tha ches di1ziness sore ctai i az
/ the lungs, pain in the region OF the kidneys,
. -
SCROFTLA- OR KINGS EVIL
,,.,,,, .,,.orir,,s ,,toar, r,s,,o, .o.uo,
mac St,ra scr1fInus ern
fHtono seasts WkFRs ~ y ;trs
! most ooa'iila'e ana lh'ractaple cases.
/ FOR EXPLANATORY AND CHRONIC UIIEtI-
,,u,,.,,
MATlSM,
govt, bilious, reinittent and Intermittent fevers
-
miners, as tney advance IN lie, are subject 10
sahe q 1ose OF WALKERS NiNfdAR BirrEBs occa-
''o''"H'
/
| mon
FOR SKIN DISEASES,
erptlons letter. salt rheu,n. blotches. spots.
seald heads, sore eyes, crysipelas, itch. scurfs,
MISCONCEPTIONS OF the skin, humors and diseases
OF the SKIN OF Whatever name or nature, are
IN short time by the use OF these Blttcrs.
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Court Which Knew IIself.

A funny affair in court Of law lately
came of at Chicago. One Amelia Don
nerschlog brought suit against Augustus
Behrens, who had promised to marry her,
but tailed to keep his word. The lady de-
msnded two hundred dollars in damages,
not an exorbitsnt pricefor her disappoint
ment in being obliged 10 retain so cum.
brous name as Donnerschlog. The suit
came before Mr.. Justice Banyon, and Mr.
Behrens, not denying the principal facts
alleged against him, excused himself by
saying that Amelia insisted as 9 condition
Of the marriage that her mother should
keep house for the young couple, and this
Augustus could not consent 10. u told
her," said no wthat ! loved her deeply,
and was ready to marry her, but did not
wish to marry her mother also, who
wasa woman Of lordly habits, and insisted
on feeding mo too much on cabbage, o
vegetable | always disliked."
After this frank avowal Of his purpose
and his un.Teutonic distate for the ma
tional vegetable, Mr.. Justice BSnyon
said; (which would you rather do,
marry tho lady and take her mother to
live with you, or pay two hundred
DOWN. Augustus answered firmly: "
will pay two hundred dollars" Where
upon the worthy and enlightened magis.
tIate delivered the following Judgment:
Allow me to shake hands with you.
envy your frmness. There was a period
in the life Of this Court, Mr.. Behrens,
when 1t was in circumstances somewhat
Similar to your own. II 1t had had the
moral courage which you possess it would
have saved about twenty-five years 81
misery and unhRppiness.
"The alternative was presented TO this
court whether 1t would marry . young
lady and her mother, or whether 1t would
psy $l25 in gold. The court was poor Of
that time. II was earning an unsatisfactory
living at the restaurant business. It yield
ed. 1t took the young woman and mother
in.law, and kept the $125. For q quarter
Of a century this court regretted its haaty
action. 1t Is glad to meet a man who
chefishes happiness more than he does
money. The order OF the court Is thai
the defendant stand discharged, and thsI
the complainant, who has been tryinc
to bring Q man into slavery TO q mother
in.law, DO fined ten dollars and costs.T
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 2s.-Flour-Qulet and
unchanged. Wheat-Firm; No. / spring
u 1911 No. ., 81 II; rejected 81 III
Corn-Demand fair and prices advanced
and strong; No.2 mixed 84a04ic. Oats
demand fair and market firm and
higher No. 2, 60c. Rye-Quiet and
weak at 100. Barley-In moderate de-
mand at 81 GOAL %, spot; 81 GOAL 09, seller
September. Mess Pork-Demaud fair
and prices advanced TO $22 90, spot;
$29 OOA22 10, seller August; 500 4Oa2s 45,
seller September. Lard-Demapd fair at
FIJI 45all 90, spot; Eli O0sll 65. seller
August or September Whisky-Market
steady and In moderate demand al Doc.
On call board this afternoon Wheat
closed irregular and lower at 81 III, spot
or seller July: 81 OFT, seller August.
Corn closed al CSC, spot; G45c, seller July;
02!C, seller August
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Travellers Guide.
GkeGtttelliqenrer:
Something for SteubenvlIIe Police.
men TO Read. DID,

One OF the New York policemen was
recently brought before the Police Com.
missioners on the charge Of maltreating q
prisoner, when the following colloquy
took place:
CONFERENCE.-The charge Is that you
assaulted and beat this man with your
club without cause. Did you strike him
with your clubp @
0ftlcer-I struck him on the back.
COmmissioner-What lorY
Ollcer-Disorderly conduct. A crowd
was standing in front oil No. 80 Sullivan
street. They insult everybody. It's hard
TO keep them away unless you give them
the stick.
Commiasioner-Whst you give them
the stick2
Ofilcer-Yes.
Commissioner-You mean that you
club thems r..- re
0fflcer-Yes. rG...s.. .-..
Commissioner-Where did you hit
himV ..-..'
Offlcer-On the back. There was a
crowd on the sidewalk, and l said, "Get
away from here" and struck him.
Commissioner-You are o fine officer 10
use club. You have convicted yourself
BY your own statement. 49,. ...
Captain Williams here interposed, and
interrupted the Commissioner. 1.-THE
officer has got TO use the stick, as they
say, on those people"
Commissioners will not have the club
used at all, except in selt,detense, and l
don't want any such orders given to the
men. The club is used by officers too in.
discriminatory. The police force must be
given to understand that they are to use
the club only in defending themselves
when attacked or In dispensing mobs. II
aperson commits breach Of the peace,
he must be arrested, but the officers must
no: use their clubs indiscriminately. They
must exercise discretion. II they are
placed in bodily danger, they must use
their clubs, and that promptly, but not
otherwise. l 90 not want any orders
issued to the men to use their clubs eX-
cept in such cases. G
Captain Wiliiams-He had my orders
10 keep the sidewalks clear. The parties
were occupying the sidewalk to tho ex-
clusion OF passers.by. An officer cannot
enforce his orders il he don't use tho stick.
The man O'Donnell has no character, at
least, no good character. he hangs round
Sullivan street. It's no use to arrest them;
small fine is only imposed, and they are
there again the next night.
Commissioner Officers have no right
to take the law in their own hands. II
you cannot keep the streets clear, take the
whole platoon, or the whole force of your
precinct, and, il necessary, telegraph to
the Superintendent Tor aid, but | will not
allow officers to club people indiscrim-
inately and without cause, The case is re.
Ierred TO the Board.
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"A Card from Anthony LaIly.
Editors Of the Intolllgcncsr:


Mr.. John Mcclure, in an article In
Tuesdays issue Of your paper, placed me
in . false position before the public. If
his statements generally were as unrelia-
BILE as those he made about me they were
very unworthy Of belief. Hesaid that no
understood ! was an employe Of the Bal
timore q Ohio Railroad, and intimated
that ! and the rest Of yourcorespondents
opposing his views were working for the
interest Of that company or some ether
rival interest. Every assertion he made
In reference to me IL false. am not an
employe Of any company, and II were I
could not DO used to advocate q measure
that ! believe to be as unjust as the sub
Hcription 70 the p, W. & Ky. Railroad.
Respectfully yours,
A. LA1LY.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Dull. The Post says
the executive committee of the Board Of
Directors OF the Lake Shore & Michigan
Southern Railroad Company met to-day
and decided that no dividend should be
paid to the shareholders out Of the bust.
ness Of the Company during the past six
months. The question OF leasing the road
to the New York Central 6 Hudson was
not entertained, and the report that it
would be now looks as If it had been
started 10 influence the market price Of
the stock. The statement Of the condition
Of the Company's finances has not yet ap.
peared, but We are told that 1t shows that
the road earned fraction above 8 per
cent during the time named,
STocKs-opened steady, but later be.
came weak, Lake Shore declining two
per cent in the passage Of dividend, the
announcement of which caused falling
off in the entire list. At the close prices
were generally the lowest Of the day,
speculation quiet and business light, with
the exception Of Lake Shore. A small
amount Of the latter stock was sold out
under the rule. The general estimste on
the street this afternoon Of the bids
for the new FIVE per cents was forty mil
lions. Among the sales Of stocks today
were 5000 Erie, $4,000 Lake Shore,
u 600 Western Union and 5000 81. Paul.
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You EaVc got into trouble procure at onco
package OF tho SamRritAn's GIFT, u1e as directed
and you will be all right In th 60 or four DAYS.
The trouble when taken In tlne Is eLsI,y over.
come, but when neglected, or when the quack 10
visited and no gives his course OF BalkAm Co.
arise which prolong tho disease for weeks, per.
hAps months.
Another fallacy Is, In persons trying to rave a
lew cents, dabblein cheap drugs, which 20 dis
order and elckcn the T, omAch that almost death
Itself would be relief. SAmArtAn's Gift W il
cure every time, WITH no more unDlessant reau M
than II the troub e had not existed at all.
Male packages, 50: Female, IS. Sent by mail
70 any address. DESMOND 4 CO., ProprietoIB,
9l6 Race street, PohilaoelphIa.
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Npw YOEk.

NEw York, July 29-Cotton-Q uie,
at l7a17Ec. Flour-supetGue western
and State 81 SJa5 90. common to good
90 6Oa5 90; good TO choice IS 95a0 80
Wheat-Fair demand and advanced la9c;
81 23al 2Si for No. 2 Chicago; 81 2Oi for
No.2 Northwestern; 81 32a1 SO for No. 9
milwaukee, and Duluth. Rye-Quiet al
81 09s1 IL. Barley-Nominal. Malt
Quiet and unchanged. Corn-In good de.
mand; 67ia7sia79ic for western mixed;
74as0c for high mixed and yellow west
ern. 0ats-Firm at co.,, 70a72c; white
64aO5c. Groceries-UnchaDged. Whisky
09c.
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PmLADRIPuIA, July 22. Flour
In an improved demand; Iowa, Wisconsin
and Minnesota extra family so 00a7 Is,
Wheat-Llmited demand; white 81 45a
! 40, Rye-Held at 81 05. Corn-De.
mand good. Petroleum-Relned dull and
weak, nominally 1l5c. Bulter-Active;
quotations unchanged. Cheese-steady;
western primo 1lallfc. Eggs-Quiet and
unchanged. .. ~, - :
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New York, July 22.-Trade move.
ment was slow in most departments with
commission houses, and jobbing sales
were light. Cotton and wooden flsnnels
continued active. Side band prints In
brisk request. Manchester fancy prints
opened at 10 cents. Arnold's prints In
great demand. Glnghams in improved
request. Wooden goods quiet, but steady
In price.
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NRwNAroNAb BANK,-ThC Exchange

NBwNAT1oNAI BANK,-Thc Exchange
Bank, Of this city, has been converted
into q National Bank, and willhereaiter
beIknown as the "Natonal Exchange Bank
Of Steubenville, Ohio" 1t has capital
Of 100000. On Tuesday afternoon the
stockholders met and elected the follow.
Ing Board Of Directors: David SpAuld.
ing, Q. D. Kaminskey, VIM. Daugherty,
VIM. r, Peters and David Myers. VIM,
Daugherty was elected President, A
cashier has not yet been elected. The
National Exchange Bank, with ils effl.
cient directors and officers, will do large
and profitable banking ncss,-8tl.
b'NviN Gas'Ad Of yesterday,
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New YORK Money and stocku.

NEW YoRK, July 22.-MoNEY-Abun-
dant at 9aS per cent. Prime iour months
paper 6s7 per cent. a..
STERLING ExcHANaE-Dull and steady,
with business at $4s7a4 ST. Tor sixty days
and sight respectively.
GoID-Dull and heavy. declining from
110t to 1O9t, closing at 1921. Carrying
rates 1a9 per cent and fat. The Assistant
Treasurer disburseed $4,000. Customs
receipts $S8s0O0. Clearings $1S.0OO,0OO.
GovERNNENTs-steady, with the prin.
cinal dealinps in the reriatered issnea.
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Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, July 29.-WheAt-Dull
and Inactive; No. / red winter new 81 10;
old and new No. 2 red winter nominal and
unchanged, Corn and 0ats-Steady and
unchanged. Peroleum-Dull, steady and
unchanged.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, July 22-Cotton-Quiet
at 1910. Flour-Dull; family IS 4Oa5 70.
Wheat-Dull; red 81 O5a1 0s; white 81 IL
al %. Pork-lrregulsr; sales at $22 90
spot; clear rib 95H10c spot; 10c buyer
August; clear 1Otc. Bacon-Demsnd
fair at S4s103a1lc. Whisky-Demand
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TOLEDO, July 29-Flour-Demand
good at full prices. Wheat-Demand fair
81 iull prices; No. 8 white Wabash new
81 %; No ! white Michigan 81 45; No.
. do 81 20; do extra 81 90; No. l amber
Illinois 81 IS. Corn-Quiet and un-
changed. -..,
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EAST Liberty, July 22-CATT1E-
Arrivals 05 cars. Best So 2546 80; medium
90 60a6 III, common a 75a5 rs; stockers
So 65a4 so; bulls So 7544 90.
Hods-Arrivsls 10i cars. Best Phila-
delphla SO 00a7 10; Workers SO 30a6 60.
sHEBP-Arrivals 80 cars. Best IS Goa
1915; medium "a 75a5 25.
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GIHHEN0-S1o. -..... ....
GAAN-Dull and lower. NhGat-No. red
si:l0al Is, Corn-ln limited supply al s0c. oah
Primer At &c. -
GRocERrES-Thls market is comparatively
unchanged, We quote: CoItS-1ood Rio ii
quoted at 2SK32ie: prime to choice at 26a
96c; Java OF sac; best roasted Of zoe; old
yellow Rio. none In market. SyrupS-C Com.
mon at sc; prime at G07oc; Now Or.
leans molGsSeS primo old Use; prime new
Sc. Su0ar-Renned HArlS, Crushed, Powdered
and Granulated, Ike; A Coffee, Ike; Coffee,
Ike; Extra Q Coffee lie; Commercial A sugar
lie; Q Yellow sK69Xe; New Orleans Sugar,
fully fair tostrlctly prime 9N0iCc.
HAr-UnchAngcd. Baled, 5000 per ton;
Loose, $2O09l.
NAns-lOdto 6Od,i s. 70; Sd to %, 81 90; 90
10 I'd, 81 %; 4dto6 Sd, $3.50; Sd, 90 IS.
onS, &c-LArd OIL, extra No. winter strain
cd sOc. Carbon OIL, jobbinG lots 14e, no charge
for packages. LIRseed OIL, 81 OS. TurpOntlne
76c, nt ...-
Rov1SIOM-Prlees advancing and trade &C.
tive, Ness Pork-SSi 90 for now. Sugar cured
hams, 1861 sugar cured shoulders, l0Kc; clear
sides 12e; shoulders s09e; sugar cured break.
fast bacon lSc. Lard-In kegs l4e; choice
leaf In terces 1Sc Dried beef, lSc.
PoTAToES-The supply OF old crop ia about
exhausted. New lots are selling at 81 90 per
bushel.
RlcE-choIeC Carolina, 9Xe; RAngoon, S0sKe.
sNuFF-70c; do in boxes Of ak dozen, $s.UO
WooL-harket rather dull, OF 4s3Soc.
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PITTsBuRGn, July 22.-Crude-Quiei;
re bid at the wells. ReGned-111c bid.
No sales reported.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
wheeling wholesale Market.
oy1IuH DAILY IEEEE.lssrcEn. |

Wednesday, July 70
BuTf1R-PhecS are steady, ct lie for choice.
BAKING PoWpm-SG0Sse per pound.
- 2S097E ''-'''
CHEEsH-With q steady eonsumptlve demand
mere hAsbeen no accumulation Of any eopse-
quenee; Ohio Factory 10 quoted at lie; Skins ut
lower rates. -
CANNED GouDS-Market rather dull. Quota
lions: PtaehGI-Sb cans % IS per dozen; 8 n
cans. g IS. 7oratotS-s d cans, q 90; . n
cans, 81 %. CoTH-Winslow, % o.; other sweet
Corn, 81 90; common Corn, $500. Miscellaneous
Strawberries, 81 0S; Pine apples, 81 81; Lima
Beans, s. O0i String Beans, q %; Peas, % as
o. rs; DAmSon Plums 81 IS.
RSGs-AAy DO fairly QuotGdAt l6e.
FnH-QuOtauons arc Tor. packages containing
ioopounds sound fish, light weights and inferior
quality at prices TO correspond. No. O. half bbls.
80 90; No. 8 do, large IS 50; No. 3 do. medium
lS 90. Goldfish IS 50. Lake white aph 81 rs.
Lake herring IS 90. Lake chad "a 90. Lake
plckerOl Is %. Potomac Roe hiring q 20,
all half bAfrelA
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Is emIHently Family Medicine; and by being
kept ready for immediate resort will save many
an hour OF suffering and many dollar In time
and doctors bills.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1874-10-22

We wish to inform the people of Jackson and
Mt lower prices for cash than IL has been sold at
for some time. Parties wishing to buy will
urchasing elsewhere. We solicit a share of
the public patronage. Call and see our goods
and learn our prices.
Dauber q Brother.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1874-10-22
MEDICAL.

DIR. J. Walkers California VIM
egar BitterS are. a purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the native
herbs found on the lower ranges OF theSlef-
IA Nevada mountains Of California, the
medicinal properties of which are extract
ed therefrom without the use OF Alcohol.
The question IS almost daily asked, w hat
is the cause OF the unparalleled success of
VTSFaAt, BrrrEIs?" Our answer is. that.
thev remove the cause of disease, and the
patient RECEIVERS his health. They are the
great blood purifier and n ife-giving prin-
ciple, q perfect Renovator and Invigorator
of the system. Never before in the history
of the world has a medicine been COM
pounded possessing the remarkable quail
ities of VINEGAR BITTERs in healing the sick
of every disease man is heir to. They are a
gentle Purgative as well as Tonic, reliev-
ing Congestion or Inflammation OF the
Liver and Visceral Organs, in Bilious Dis
eases.
If men will enjoy good health, let
them use VINEGAR BTTTERs as a medlC.ne,
and avoid the use of alcoholic stimulaa-ts
in every form.
R. H. MCDONALD g. co..
Druggists and General Agents. San Francisco, Cafor
nia aud Washington and Charlton Sts, New York
sold by all Druggists and Dealers
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1874-10-22
DR. ESS M AKINC
= SHERIFF's SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Harriet Weinrich, Administrative, } On Execu
VS.. StiOn.
Harrison Leisure,

Harrison Leisure.
Notice is hereby given that 1 VIII offer tor
sale at public auction, at the door of the Court
House, in Jackson, on Saturday, Oct. "a, a. D.,
1874, at one O'Clock p. m. OF said day, the follow
ing real estate situated in the county of Jack
son and State of Ohio, to-wit: Part of the east
half OF the southwest quarter of Section Eigh-
teen tlS) ofTownShip Eight (S), of range nine
teen (l9J, commencing at the northwest corner,
thence running south to the middle of the
creek thence up said creek far enough to con-
tain fifty acres thence north 10 the north line;
thence west TO the place of beginning contain
ing fifty acres. Appraised at SS00O0 Taken
the property of Harrison Leisure on an execu-
tion in favor of Harriet Weinrich issued by the
Co 1T of Common Pleas of the county of Jack
son and TO me directed as Sheriff of said county.
Terms of sale cash OH day of sale.
Given under my hand this 22d day of Septem-
Der, A. d. 1874. r. w. HUBBARD,
Sheriff j. Z. ..
LEVI DUNCAN. ATTY for Plt'h 24SPD5w.