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, 1874-05-16

L.
a,{sT NFT ioaSns yons, Nsy 15-noney closed
Sterling dill, with business at S4.87<@4.8a
for GO days, and e4.9011D4. for sight.
Imports Of dry goods for the. week, s1,612,-
tS9.
Gold o!oood " 1i29S, after selling at 112A@
112M. Carrying ratos, 2, aud flat. :: -.
The Assistant Treasurer diaburHed 9984 900. =
Clear!ngs, S31,000.0D0. >.
Specie engagements 30 for for tomorrow,
e95OOo0 In gold coin and 5000, LOCO in gold bars
10 transit from California, Several Gormau
bnnlers arc preparing spocle for to-morrows
steamers, and havo already pnckod' 4700, 600. -
Governments firm. with improved demand.
Rallroad bonds firm.
State aocurltics quiet.
Stocks opened firm, and after q slight fall
there was .s g general advance Of = tolN per
Pacific, which went up from 26T to 28s{. Next
iu importance wero tho Pacific Mail Western
untot,, Lake Shora, Northwestern, and Wabash.
Tho market closed dull and rather weak In tone
at . reaction Of Il to n Per cent from tho high
cut pnint OF tho day: Tho decline at tho closo In
both stocks and gold was caussd by tho rumors
legal-tanders. :. -:
Tho, Express says: :" Reporta were current on
tho streee to-day that an Anglo-Amoucan bank
Ing house had purchased 1000 shares Of West-
rn sanao Union Tei0graph tor % account q
oable companies. We could not learn. anything
de6nite In regard to these reports, but solno in
cltno to tho opinion that the old cable companies
arc dcHrouB OF obtaining controlling INTEREST
In Western Union for the purpose OF shutting out
any new cables,
Sales Of stocxs for the day were l4o, 600 shares,
OF which 10000 were Western Union, 10, 600 Pa
clfio Mail, II, 600 Lake Shore, l., 900 Union Pa
etfo, $500 Northwestern, and 900 Rock Island
, 1874-05-16

..HOaa- -Tle u.iiet 'wps lsmer to-day owing to Tho
dntnlshod raee'pta There was no special activity in
thei darnsnd but thors wore ready buyers for MI
smooth, docenttJ fated lots, At strong prices 5aloa
we're reported II 925@G00. Or 95485 for lnferior
At 3s for comhlo6 at IS 3o45.40 for medium,
, 1874-05-16
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET. :

BROOM DOnN-Ihs market tcmaus quiot, eusu
othsr ranut4otres,; ars reosivsd now sna tbon bus
ssiss ssas5.ll; sasessa = ohsIss III I s9sxs:
III to '''s. @ s
scarcity OF common brick. New IL Already ofarod
but the supply "a not large enough yot to mako any
ably ruls lower rhea brick ia plsnty. Quotations
I. @seeR sa 4tu ,tueSo
s7Ga5s.So i isis IL ID sad bE ss II ime s 9br1 &
Srl; b Te ans ssnd srl gsstsr
e iaaisns psssss sas
oaEEsfSs s9Res q. Ss iesns
E itt!s y.as; cEe1 sood 70 primo nsw @ssaTn, i19
35AIwsss Ds aaoted quiet and steaay It the follow,
Ing g daof r.
ass oanne Fl snS Walnut @
se:ss h1tnonh, $50; Wilmington. 1905; Barclay
e''Se' qa'st. etosk ,s e.sy. .we
repeat: Pork barrels, .Sllo@i1s; whisky, barrels,
$l:9492o0 lard ticrces. Il 4Ssi 20; -four bassols
.sss sasss 4oss
bucked sawed sa5. ooaas whisky atayes, rough
g d. eueaksd -four
hour hoop.pplcs, tlo.oo912.o 90 per M -,
EaG8-Wers in active local demand, but under
10. shippers not buying the condition ot other
markets beiug such that they cannot operate with
Tisih-No now .dayalopmont Il this im.rEet. A
steady odelate inquiry exiss, snd the snne1ed quo
tsSs gsfe No. seas1s Gs:ssss sa;as @
f L. !is5S ;: S II: ~
"a ss is.ss sssa a.
as5 1ssssRs 10. Rsree No. y: tss sos
e3ss boz herring x sealod, es4ao; Columbia River
''Rea RRoifs Akb i'1sTiS SSTs@y. r..,ns went mp
enotbes o to.dsy-nox firmly hsid at ss.o5@s.ls.
oas % aEa I'D cs TX
;a;.,s s:gs: e.. 1saisz: lsyss
Yl9s2o; iomon peal, ls92oo. DOMESTIC York up.
R!fs shssa e ss'R sassn &C. S
ssass ssssst1 h.1s ds 1 asa Pssss g. ss m
nittsa; ole1Ries so8 aoc NuTs- -tilperts, 1t@1eo;
sS s1s Ts.isg9n wsn a0
:ioSo; Wilmington peanuts, fancy, l2@lso; do $50
o1s R9
the latter It an advance, and In good doEnand Pine
sRss sea sS !. Il
bringing Loo aoosebersta wcre quoted at 2oo1er
quart pr e.ns =
3.9oa5.oo psr bunch; Rinsspplss; as.ooas.50 pei
!, aRooERIEs- -Oonees wsgs again quoted essy, ana
our quotations sugars we're aao being shaded or ar
' mass sns n
change In Yesterdays rates, IS follows:
j.g. soF1EGsn: ~ : ssS;' e Hs
ehoce do, 20A92aNul prime Kio, 2a@9G4c; good 90,
331ga7Ho; %, prime, 2aAG2eAo; Mafacaibo' as's@
sst tan rsRht 11@s steasne
y. HtoE-Pataa, aI@eNe ;.Raugoon, S95kc; !; Caroiinh,
'qS&s; ePssaa ut ss crushed
t;ss5! f. $SSs ;5t;s
ssSs se'ss saSxa
oslesns sua.s: eheiee oA@9Xe; d, pfims, ;a,is9o;
ts aips s .,,t ar,ps
s5eR
S So
Common e t.s., s3aDxe: ::
;sa,s; sass;; ssa s a%GsSs as Gssa t. Ss
asSs TS.s %iiy sS Ss as:s sa sAssss: ss;
sriasa-shsor aloss aNsioo; Common, bS1oGo;
nqu9 IL .ovo dsmana for sbpen chiefly by
lake, pnd all grades were aEn under aght aud made,
sss SSas' ~ 9si'ssss ssoss g. g.; S@?' R;s
&c p5h ho Ps, sE :,osa aSSs
Mipks@Wses aa and easy, ewing to the aeprs*:
slon East. Local tanrera md shippers nro buying
| duarnUlv. PriCek weak, a6 Qupte4s 4FGen CITY
, 1874-05-16
All 10 not rronablo that 400 fcot of Iunts4
will 10 manufactured hora against tho 900 700 d
last Sear.H ,
MARKETS liz TELEHRAP1i.

,~ r3fctan AInrkata:
11vEnroo1, May 1o-11 .. .1,-r.a!!r. r., Wheae]
Wlutcr l4sQales Cd: spring. 1u adG9 81 wiee ~
tasl2s c op +, aa a uee oeTa SsaI IT. es %
dsyr, % ~ tSS5sIa oS5 qra, I'll bsins American.
LtYEnroo1 May 1b-9p. m.--Woathee falr.. Wleaa
Spring. iii sd5l2s "a white. ia 4l@12. Cd; club
12s Bat@l3s Corn. S7s :d Mest anemanHsa,, I'M.
,nanas, L,vEaroob' ha, 1'-9;'o y. m'-a'Fk'' ~
''.s'st Iosess s1s7 157oopsos. for money, 'sx; I'd
cGuni unel sstes sssourtt,c.2os Of , 1877 7s
10-l0., l044; uew g. 1o&.<; Now York Cottral, 90;
Erio. J14@53'f; preferred. 62h. ou.,.,
hi'i nanx q ~ Analaaa ss iao. Haea saloa
drawn from tho Uank Of England on balance to~dax
,clO,000.
Tkilow--lOs. -.-
spirlts Of Apprenticeship go@aos.
PANS, Mny l6-Runtos 59f e5c.
L1vEnrooI, Mny MISUNDERSTANDING uPlsuds
dds @ss sd joss &C. Ssss s.e.
shs Week. i9ooo bales e1por l9ooo m bslSs sleous
lation, 10000 bales stock tn port, 172 10Y Saes
American, 41a 900 bales. 1eee1pts for tue wcek
uales Stock aaoat, 072ooo bales American, 2'2oo0
0is ntssd.tuas-Dull. wheat-oa1isorn!a white sye.e
ss sss ,psaa - H. - ssS sas
arh,! 17s Sd.
Dacou--G0s Cd.
Turpantiuo-aoac cdaoos.
Tho Now York Dry-t;oods Market.
New Yonx. May lb.-Dusiness continues quiet With
both sgonts and Jobncrp, Clothing manufacturers sTs
for cotton goods ts dull but steady; Ane brown ooA
tons jobbng q irregular prices; cottonades dull
prints quiet md scounulat{ng IN frat hands. Ths
afonlay nsxt, liz day Of Mr. Edwin Moy.;s funeral
, 1874-05-16
MONEY: AND COMM ERCE.
MONETARY.

''- FRIDAY EVENING, bfny 10.
Comptroller Hayes to-day took tho money no
has borrowed Of tho banks, and bcgan remi11'ne
1t TO Now York to meet tho obligations OF the olsy
due therc on the 1st Of Juno. The total amount
Of tho lonn is now 81, ,1Bo 900, tho First Natlohal
having advanced ebo, 900 moro to-day az We
stated yoatcraay, lilo rato Of interest Is pef
cont, anil not 7, as incorrectly reported olh"noee.
Tho limo ia ninety dnys. It will DO onao.vea 1uas
the BhnkH OF which tho money WAS obta.hoo' sn0
Mcrchnnte', tho Loan d Trust tho oofn G1-
change the Fifth, and tho tirat' aro no. 1noso
With whom tho city Inns funds On deposit ana
from whom It ran always ask faVors' mo poi
ioy Of tho Comptroller was evidently TO
nit ) tho transaction Oh simple pasi-
nosa haa;s. His course Is approved
~ 'a financial circlco md tito fcoliny Is general
that. .by the nogotiotlon Of tho loan, tho orodlt
-, tho. city. at homo and abroad, and
Tho nosltion Of tho banks.aro both strengthened.
Much NOR, Chicngo money WAS offered tho
Con,ptrollor than he has taken. by borrowing
IN par. In New York, and III part In Chicago, hc
viii strengthen tho credit Of the city In both
places ,Partles hore have offorod tho city
loan Ia Europe Mt par cont for twelve mon ths,,
which cannot DO accepted OIL account Of tho un-
certainty of tho rromlum Oh gold. Tho, Comp
troler will 20 to New York IN u fow days to-
, 1874-05-16

=. BHEEp-Tho ,d0tnand mas light, nnd under a IN
sresssa supply the .narxes suffered further decline Of
25@b0u per 100 1hs, Wool aheep may now be quoted
Npst :. 2s for pdor 70 choice. shorn NOMINAL
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monarch was frightened at Blood's revela-
tions, though they were, in all proba-
bility, false; and the fear of vio-
lence, and the hope of gaining the
favor of the powerful faction Blood
was supposed to control, induced HIM to de al
very leniently with the criminal. True, he
was returned to prison; but comfortable
quarters were assigned him, and his restric-
tions gradually removed, until finally he
was fully released, all proceedings against
him dismissed, and he was even granted
large estates in Ireland. His influence with
the king became very great, and he soon
took up his residence in London, and was
admitted to the best society, where he was
courted and fiattered because of his influence
with the crown. He died in 1890, leaving
property valued at $3.50, 900. All his accom-
plices in the great crime suffered death.
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BLoss'Sr HANDWRITING.
N CAUSES THE DEATH OF A ooMPossvoF.

. Hf NJ tAOshS DE4IA OF a fsOMPOSTTOTs.5 .
NJ. Quad. ia the Detroit Free Press, charges
aii awful crime on Bloss of.the En nauises
rhe other day a eempositcs, ia this ofas
get hold ofa part o6 page Of the ahirogrs
ply of q. NJ. ID; Bless, ofths Cincf1inati Is =
auirer. It isn't writing at all. Int Rlass
seems to Kick. the ink bottle at a sheet of
paper ailu then seads the paper down 50 the
compositors as editorial, This part of
page was used IS the foundation Of plot I.
deliberately Ges5soy a human life liz :
or two was written above IL, Blossas peg 4
marked "solid,f aud 10 was handed to }
"iouro who had just stzHck, the Office Ia
ciaimsd to be "lightuing" on the '4set'' a ~
on reading nsnuscript, and he set an
the Introductory like a whirlwind. WI zen
he came down so Bloss he grabbed cap a. A. %
heldtit asecond and then deve into the :. 7f,s
box. Then threw that back and picked ont
a dollar mark. No sentence can commseaoe.
with a dollar mark, and the typo. patsseffl
spt on bis bands ana rested one foot esfiys
crossbar snf his raciS9 After niomeno ,s
gssbbed an gffii' b,st slowly replaced IL ,sa,s
toyed with an itafic ~ Then he sIat,os
bis hands some more, corfugated his hroy
and hauled the manuscripts under hiSeys
IL was no go. He held the page furthsxs
close TO bis nose, sianting TO ths right,
start it, and be knew lin Fshis soal n,
no .other. human conlPositor q .oqs LID
of tho Enquirer could do it. hs. a se,
noon faded illto twilight he laid tie ~
aside, set up tive or three lines a.sto 20
head, and then slipped into his coat, saa iba,
80. s "a 20 p1tLs uspo. sosse Ineao,d nd h
words, Tell my moshsr that I wiii1n aet et he
on the othsr shore.r He probahl > nil
He was. seen at the foot of Griswola s.raa
heard ito. ask ii death by drowning swssn,
easier than hanging, and 1t is probe ble tbs
~. NE nla.oso ma. lor'n how lies az tne y atom c
Ine Iae co'u s'oeh riVer' ' "niie IAoss is a mar
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ACCIDENT ON THE BA

TITB ENGINEER AND FIREMAN XIII Fn-...,,,,
t,,..1" nnnoie e'Npoot-cA.sh os THE AccI-
CINcINSATI, Oct. ls.-The Baltls aore sx,-ss.
due here at this morning, met with. az, 60,
dent at o'clock at Banyon hridg q. "a A, AZ 49,
land, wrecxing the locomotive N ,d 10 ,,asr 49,,
OF which went through the bridsy >. lJ.e.a,a,nos.
Dan Perdow. and the firemaa, " Az Psrant ho,,'
0i Shi.acoihe. WERE KILLED nstsstIy Both
tue train was running no: oves two Ave miias "a. as
hour, but they staid at their I,ostr ana thersS
saved the passengers, not one Of vSf,ore % - ~ -
hurt The in the sseep ing ooach wsa was
not awaked. The misplaesd 81 FITCH rros n,si,
forty feet from the bridge. She ,einaer ssiIaS
air brake Instantly, but did not reversa -
engine. He was crushed In the ersS o. ne ne
the tender, with his hand on a' thy bs
thro' Tie. The switch OF the side
morning. when two freight trains nossat a. ~
point, by brakeman who vfas left BEHIND AMI
it Is Thought 1t was 'ms splaced ma.ieIonsi,
terward The watchms n at the Ridge So
nailed with the lantern all rivht,s ~ ~ sts-
sengers were transferred TODAY ana s,,.,s-kg k15
trains will run on time.
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RAILROAD AccIDENT NEAR pRtScr, .,, ]
fad TON.
NOBODY RiLLED-A La ReB. NuxRna ~.
5CREJ)

CHICAGO, Oct S--Last evening, on the Pitts.
burg Fort Wayne 4 Chicago railroad, a passen-
ger usin funning at tull speed near
Princeton, Ind, s5,ucr a co,v s,a.s,..~
on the track The engine ran
over the carcass, bur the emi9rant car and two
and down an emoankment about twentv-fiye
Ieet. None OF the passs ngers were killed but
Z ylaIge humDef were wounded. Benjamin. r.
Iiowaru com mercial edifo of the Inter- Ocean
rrecelVed dangerous wound In tho head, Mrs
Snay ano two children were seriousIv
n1It. 20 tharine Rurne, Conducto Droyrny
anu otn,.rs were severely hurt. Considering the
iscs tnfst there We're l5a passengers on the train
their Escape is miraculous.
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SPAIN

QeAhiSEL' OVER AVRssBL--PRoGRlss or zs,z
Il s-0tf rrts wAR-A 1rYT1Nx
4 BAfosSE, Dot. ls.--The 81 Gamer Niezps. x,,..,.
was detained by the French asthoritis :. an Dr..
representations OF tie spani.sn,1, oons,.
at Bay onne that She ,ontaI.es s, eo,,,-..-
peno articles OF war fur the Carfssfs. Al hssS
nnuer guard In the port Of Socca Tfe mace 20
run ara The spanish corssi AZ FSensfsve 49, -
dn darassu ,s mere II. Ia Spanish gunboai and have
on,ai Seahoe4 80 .ne surrender Of Ihe steamer The
o. ths port answers thst he is vithorS
autnorlty N comply. The Spanish ToyernmensS
pa nas hot Vel made any formal domaad on Ffanc.
-four usonsand Carlisas have been captured o.,
the republican troops near Afb,cata T., ...o,,s
killed. -f'~s SHfnAts vera
- hDe te Nayarrese soldiers in Don Carlos, arr,x
Leon. ~ ~-u Aiatoh iheo
Don Carlos has appointed the duke OF Psrm.
and md, Connis oararet aud BardI TO important
me ne, S2rst chieftain has destroyed n brfdees
on the Valencia & Tzrragona railroad.
Inc democrats OF Omaha fired 100 gxns IN
elections Saturday night -
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The Two Republics, OF Mexico, mentions
the recent discovery of an artifciaily exca-
waited grotto, fifteen miles from Tancitaro, in
the State of Michoacan, which can not fail
to enlist the attention of antiquaries and
archeologists. This grotto is represented to
be of immense depth and vast extent; the re-
mains of walls and arched corridors are still
to be seen, and many curious specimens of
the handiwork of an unknown race have
been brought from this subterrarean palace.
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The democrats OF Omaha fred loo GYMS IN
honor Of the victories in the p-eaer, u,,ts,,,
elections Saturday night ~~S'" -
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1874-03-05
THUHsDAK.--HARCH5 5. Is74.
A STATE Mass Temperance Convention.

A State Convention is hereby called,
under the auspices of the Ohio State
Temperance Alliance, to meet in Column
bus, in the new City Hall, Wednesday
March Is, 1874, at IL o'clock A M, the
object of which shall be to unite the tenn
perance strength of the State in support
of the women'ss movement now in pro-
gress, by organizing a joint stock COM
pany with capital stock of five millions
of dollars, in order to enforce and inn
prove existing temperance laws, and
awaken throughout the entire State
thorough sentiment in favor of total alb
stinence from all intoxicating beverages.
We need reform based not only upon
the principle of coercion but also upon
the high Christian ground of transforma-
ton by the divine Spirit, so as to win
from the evil all who will submit to di-
vine Influences, thus making them bet
ter men, with no disposition to wrong
doing. But all who will not thus yield
should be compelled to desist from the
high crime against God and society OF
vending intoxicating drinks, by invoking
the power of the law, which should be "a
terror to evil doers, and the praise of
them that do we'll" The results of the
liquor-selling crime are appalling Not
less than eight thousand Of our fellow
citizens are worse than murdered by it
every year, and the wall of agony contin-
ually comes from tens of thousands of
crushed and bleeding hearts of widows
and orphans, made such by this terrible
business. Our jails, our penitentiary and
our poor-houses are filed from the same
source. And to support all this we pay
in Ohio thirteen millions of dollars in
taxes every year. Can we not. therefore
afford to give a little money, and devote
our hearts and efforts to stop such a
frightful drain upon our resources by
banishing the accursed traffic at once
On, on then to Columbus the 18th of
March. Let the cry be sounded all along
the line of the temperance hosts of the
State, and soon by our women through
the helpof God we shall find deliver
ance, and by our united strength we
shall forever keep the evil from fasten-
ing its self upon us again. This call is
not in the interest of any temperance or
ganization, but for the good of the cause
in general; therefore let all temperance
orders send delegates, and all churches
and Sabbath-schools send tkeir earnest
workers, and all business men who de
sire to have the community made better
and to have taxes reduced, are also in
vited to come and help US.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Tin
cluding the Lake Erie Division), and the
Columbus, Springfield and Cincinnati
Short-line have already kindly consent
ed to return delegates for one fifth of thu
usual fare Other roads, it is hoped, will
do the same rsrg F--
A. S. THORNE, Vice Pres
A. A, STEWART, Cor. Secy and Genera
State Agent
COLUMBUS, o., Feb %, 1874
Papers throughout the State are re
quested to copy.1
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SUPERIOR CLOTH,

And other material, he is prepared to suit all
who may favor him with a CALL Having been
engaged in the Tailoring business for more
than twenty years, he flatters himself that he
is judge of cloth, and also Judge of good
work. Call and examine his stock ofgoods, and
specimens of his work. oct . 73-6m
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WAIT A WHILE-Grace Greenwood
says: at is hardly safe nowadays, to
name a mountain or baby after a man
crat; then you'll wish you hadn't done
it."
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THE MOST THOROUGH PURIFIER OF THE
BLOOD YET DISCOVERED.

BLOOD YET DISCOVERED.
CURES ALL HUMoRs, FROM A COMMON ERUP-
TION TO THE WORST SCR0FULA.
nv its use Cancers are cured, and Can
cerous tumors dispersed without the surgeons
knife-Scrofula conquered, and Consumption pre-
vented and cured.
VenereaI Diseases. Mercurial and Mineral
PoisOns, and their effects eradicated and vigorous
health and a sound constitution established.
Female Weakness and Disease; Dropsy,
general partial; Swellings. external internal;
and Tumors are reduced and dispersed in a very
short time.
ErysipeIas, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, and Fever
Sores are soon removed by this powerful detergent
medicine.
ScOrbutic Diseases, Dandruf. Scaly or
Rough Skin, and Pimples quickly give way, leaving
the skin smooth and fair.
dered Liver, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Nervous Af
fections, General Debility, in short all the
diseases caused by bad blood conquered and give
way before this most powerful corrector the King of
the Blood.
Each bottle contains between forty and fifty
ordinary doses. costing only one dollar
From one to four or five bottles will
cure Salt Rheum Scald Head Ring Worm, Pimpes
on the Face, Bes, ordinary Eruptions, etc.
Eruptions Of the Skin Ulcers, Sores and Canker in
the Mouth and Stomach. Erysipelas, etc.
From two to ten bottles will restore
healthy action to the Liver and Spleen, will regulate
the Bowels and Kidneys.
From two to SIX bottles will be found ef.
fectual in curing Neuralgia, SlckHeadache, ST. Nlus
Dance and Epilepsy.
FROM five to twelve bottles VIII cure the
worst cases OF Scrofula.
From three to twelve bottles will cure
severe and obstinate of Catarrh.
From two to four bottles viii cure the
worst cases of Piles, and regulate Costive Bowels
From two 10 ten bottles will cure bad
Price s per bottle, or bottles for IS. Sold
| by all Druggists
D. RANSOM, son & Co., PrOpr's, Buffalo, N. Y.
See testimonials in local column.
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Speaking of extravaganza in dress"
writes Captain Crosstree, ''the most ex-
pensively dressed man l ever saw was an
African chief on the. gold coast. His
wives had annointed him thoroughly with
palm oil, and then powdered him from
head to foot with gold dust. You never
sew in your life man got up so utterly
regardless of expense.
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WAGON SHOP.
B1N1NerR's
OLDLONDON DOCK GIN.

Especially designed for the use of the Medical
Profession and the Family, possessing those in
trinsic medicinal properties which belong to an
Old and Pure Gin.
Indispensable to Females Good for Kidney
Complaints. A delicious Tonic. Put up in
cases, containing one dozen bottles each, and
sald by all druggists, grocers &c. A. M. BIN
NIGER & CO, established l77S, No. 10 Beaver
Street, New York.
% Sept. ,'7S-y.
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few doors below the First National Bank,
has just received a very large stock of Fall and
Ladies' Dress Goods, Hats, Ribbons, Rusches
for the neck, Fancy Articles of all kinds, Toys
and examine her goods.
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81 am self-made man." said native
of Stonington the other day to New
York gentleman, with whom he had been
driving sharp bargain. "Glad to hear
you say So responded the New Yorker,
who had been worsted in the trade, 'for
it relieves the Lord of a great RESPONSE
bility."
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1874-03-05

A blacksmith is always striking for
wages.
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TO TEACHERS.

The Board of School Examiners of Jackson
County, Ohio, will hold regular meetings for the
examination of Teachers, at jackson, on the j
List FRIDAY IN EVERY MONTH
Examinations will begin at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
on the first day of each session, and continue
from day to day If necessary.
Applicants not known to the Board, must pro-
duce testimonials of good moral character. Ger
tif1cates will only be granted at a regular meet
ing, and WILL in no case, be either antedated, OF
postdated.
Byorder orthe Board of Erarfners
Dec 15.'7O-tf ]. w. LONGBON. Clerk.
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TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

Stations marked thus ~ flag stations, and
trains will stop when signaled to do so.
w. w. PEABODY, Master Transp.
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HAIES,
BROADWAY GRAFTON BLOCK,
jackson, Ohio.

Bitters, Full Weight SeidlitZ Powders, and
Hale's Own Liniment stand second to none.
Try them. They have and will give satisfaction
in all cases described when properly applied.
l stand to them in all cases.
"."Hale's Magic Cure, or Panacea, will stop
all acute pains, internal and external, as
quick as any remedy in the world. Try it.
Jan22-tf w. F. H.
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A. ,. HUME, vice Fres.
A. A. STEWART, Cor. Sec'y and General
State Agent.
COLUMBUS, o., Feb. %, 1874.
Papers throughout the State are re-
quested to copy.
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0oLUMBUs AND HOOKING VALLEY
r A AILROA A d.
SHORT LINE TO LAKES & NORTHWEST.
TIME TABLE.

Direct cOnnecuons made at LANCASTER Ior
Circleville, GAINESVILLE, and all points on the
Cincinnati & Muskingum Valley Railway-and
at Columbus for all points East and West. No
change of cars from Columbus to Philadelphia,
New York, Indianapolis, and Chicago.
E. A. BUELL. General Ticket Agent.
mo. w. DOHERTY, Sup't.