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After giving Sandy certain directions
about kirk matters. the minister shifted
once or twice, and remarked: "Saun-
ders, | fear you have been tasting this
morning" Deed. sir" replied sandy
with the coolest effrontery, set off with
droll glance of his brown eyes-'deed, SIR
| was Just gain to observe ! thocht there
was a smell o speerits amang US TINS
morninT
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- J.&P. RAILROAD.
Fourth Instnllment.

Tho atockhpldcfa of the rpfinEnsid. Jackson
aud fomFfuy italifuad arr hereby nufined fhaf
the fnufth iusiaifnrut % % per cent la rrlulfui
70 - paid within ~ days nom this date. be-
ieft the 1th oI Nay lslt. Hereafter alHtY
days notice VIII D. nlNrm fuf rarh call of fo
per cent Payments uf stock must b. made 10
TIE following persons, who aru authorizes 10
receipt Cor the same
John foo., Springfield. Ciark county.
Jf. ny, Washington g. ~, Faystts cuunty
w. W. Hall. srCrnneld. Highland county
u. II. Seymour, naiuhfidEr, ttnss ruunfy.
James kmmitt, MavCriy, Pike county.
IL l.. Chapman, Jackson county.
- the Cuufrart has hrcu made fuf the con.
Hiructiuu % the entire road. the afnah halasrs
III 80 thc inpoTiancg % prompt payment.
-, JAMf2- ENfMfTr. Prosldeut.
Jackson, o., Arr. q, 1873.
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T a Ia 4
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.

For all diseases of the Liver, stomach, * Spleen.
MALARIOUS FENERS, BOWEL COM
PIAINTS. DYSPEPSIA, MENTAL DEPRES-
SION, RELTLESSNESS, JAUNDICE, NAU-
SEA. SICK HEADACHE, COLlC, CONSIIfA-
TTON, and BILIOUSNESS.
IL is eminently family medicine, and by
being kept ready for immediate resort, VIII
save many an hour Of suffering, and many
dollar I'm time, and doctors bills.
After forty years trial. IL is still receiving the
most UNQUALIFIED testimonials OF Its virtues,
from persons of the highest character and re-
sponsibility. Eminent physicians commend IL
ae the most
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"A LECTURE
~ lSlT TO YOUNG MEN.

Just published. la a SEALED Enyelope. Prizes
six cents.
A Lecture ON the Nature, Treatment, aud
radical cure Of seminal MCnknoss, or npsrinh-
torrhuu, Induced hy helf-Ahuse, involuntary
Emissions. Impotcncy, Nervous Debility hnd
Impedimcnts 20 Marriage EenCruliys Con-
sumufiom, Epilepsy and Pits; Mental and Ply.
slcaI IucnpRcity, etc.-ny ROBERT J. GIL-
NERWELls, NJ. D., author Of the .trecn
Book" etc.
The world renowned author, m this admira-
BILE Lecture, clearly proves from his own eNpe-
ncmce that the awful consequences OF selt- -atuAe
may be- cfIcCtuaily removed Without medicine.
and without dangerous surgical operations
bougies, Instruments, rings or cufutalAt point
ing out n mode OF cure at once certain aud cfiec-
tual. by which every sufferer no matter what
his condition may be, may cure himself cheap
Is, privately, aud rndicnlly.
sS-This Lecture viii prove a boon to thou
sands and thousands.
sent under seal, in a plain envelope, 70 any
address, ON receipt OF ak cents OF two postage
stamps.
Address the Publishers,
". HRuGMAN a SON.
Al Ann ST., New York 4. .. hox ta.a.
| Apr rs, '56-ly
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A great many of our exchanges indulge
in cutting satire that is, cut il from
other papers and pass it off as their own.
Il Norristown Herald.
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EDUCATIONAL.
FIRST FRIDAY IN EVERY MONTH

The Board OF school Examiners OF Jackson
County, Ohio, will hold regular meetings for the
examination of Teachers, al Jackson, on the
FIRST FRIDAY IN EVERY MONTH
Examinations will begin at 10 o'clock, A. M
on the first day of each session, and continue
from day to day IL necessary.
Applicants not known TO the Board, must pro-
duce testimonials ofgood moral character. Ger
tifcates will only be granted at a regular meet
ing, and will, i'm no case, be either antedated, on
postdated.
ByordeT o(the Board of Examiners.
Nov ll.'75-tf j. w. LONGBON. Clerk.
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Direct cunn.ctionn made ~ Lancaster fnF
Clrrieviile, ZnnrWviiia. and All points 90 the
Cincinnati MuskinHum VALLEY hallway ana
NJ Columbus FOR all Tuiuts Eaaf aud West No
change % cars from Columbus % Philadelphia.
New York Indianapolis. and Chicago
NJ. ~. NAfENE, Nier President
W. A. MfLIA General Ticket Agent.
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TRAINS OoNu sourn.

stations marked thus 20 are NAG atafiumas aud
Trains VIII stop when sirualrfl - do -.
W. PEABODY. Master TFauan.
W. g. EvArA, Agent AZ jackson.
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gloss and freshness Of youth. Thin
hair is thickened, falling hair checked,
and badness often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can restore
the hair where the follicles are de-
stroyed, OF the glands atrophied aud
decayed; but such as remain can be
saved by this application, and stimu-
lated into activity, so that new
growth Of hair is produced. Instead
Of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep il clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling on, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration Of vitality IL gives 10 the
scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
ton Of dandruif, which Is often so un-
cleanly and offensive. Free from those
deleterious substances which mako
some preparations dangerous and inju-
rious to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm il. IL wanted
merely for a HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found 50 desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, il does
not soil white eambric, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving il a rich, glossy
lustre, and n grateful perfume.
Prepared by Or. ]. c. Aver & Co..
Prastioai and Analytical Chemists.
LOWELL. MASS.
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1t established fact that the Improved Buckeye is
LIGHTEST RUNNING MACHINE !

in the market Any doubling the fact be convinced
by calling me for proof
Side draft is much greater in cut than in front cut
machines owing to the greater leverage caused by the bar
being behind the trucks With the bar in front of trucks
the side draft is couneacted by the trucks and reduced
The farmer test this by placing the pole top of neck
yoke.
g. Last but not least will add that c. Aulman & Co. have
established
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nj OTICE.-The undersigned has been ap-
~ pointed administrator on the estate Of Ma
ry A. Howell, late of Jackson county, Ohio de:
ceased. LEVI HOWELL.
june %, 7e-3t
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Branch House at Cincinnati,

for the convenience of supplying their agents with Moving
and Threshing Machines and complete line of repairs for
EACH so that any in Jackson County wishing repairs
for the Buckeye Sweepstakes get them in hours
notice necessary and at their published price list too with
only freight from Cincinnati which is decided advantage
and convenience all other machines sold in this county,
as time is quite object in harvest
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TO PEDDLERs

Notice II hereby given TO all persons who are
peddllng In jackson county without license
that they are requested TO get the proper license
or the Statute will have TO be enforced.
7. W. PATTERSoN, Auditor J. &.
l6rnaTam
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CoLUMHUs AND HOOKING VALLEY
r RATI RIO A j.
SHORT LINE TO LAKES { NORTHWEST
TIME TABLE.
TIME TABLE.

.sIpr--. train. daily o. follows,
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Ayers
HairVigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy and
ehectual for
preserving the
hair. IL soon
restores faded
or gray hair
to rs original
color, trith the
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ras..nEsr tralns Enlnr ws.l.
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Thi. BooL also contain. more than fif-
q, prescriptions for the above named and
other disease. each one worth more
than the price Of the book.

Also. another valuable medical worA in.atius
cNclu.ivc'y ou MENTAL A>p NERVOUS bis
EA>t> more than ~ r'S uctas a page. twenty
,ic-lut turraviu-.. bound iu sub-f ant al muslin
Iricc oEly eco. Barely enough 90 Pay Tor PRINT.
lu-
The BOOK Tor Young and midlle-agvd mrn 20
read just now the >otncv Of Lltv. ur >tii Pre-
-srNafluu. The anfhor has returned lrnm EuruYe
excellent health. and s- ssaIn thr Chioi Con.
-utuug rhysGelau ul tAr Peabody Medical lusti-
iute. No. Bulhnch street Boston. MAs-."-Kc-
publican journal.
The science 90 Lite t. beyond al comparison
the most cNtraordinarv work on Physiology ever
l.utiil- he'd ."-Buston Herald.
Hope nestled lu the bottom OF Pandora. box.
aul hope r'ume- her wirEs anew, since The issu-
ing Of these Saiuatl" works, published rs tie
Peabody Medical insi.tuie which are teaching
itpu-auI- how &. avoid she IuAlalles that sap the
citadel ai Iiic. philadelphia Enquirer
III should Dc read hs thc Young the middle
age. and even tic do New lugA lEuuuc.
T.. lr-t auI only Medal .,vcr conferred upou
auy Medical Man ~ this c"untrl. a. a recognition
uf sAlii aud Professional scrHtrc-, Wa presented
- 70" author ol these WstAs, Mar. Jlsi, l>'h.
The VrC-cutatI-G was notice ST the time pi 3t-
-uTruc- les tie Boston Pres. aui the leading
Journals ihTuUg Htut ihc cSuulr5. IAts Magula-
cen; Mtial - 90 solid gold. -Ct with more Lhan
on, tutIsy} India Diamonds oi rare urllliAngy.
Altogether, I'D 10, execution and the rchnr=s
OF IT. tnatri lAls and slzC, TINS j. locldCIlF thc
mo-t noticeable medal ever -truck in tI-- country
~ auy purpose whaiever. II j. well worth ibc
Hspe, t1n OF Nutnis ismausts. Il Was fairly won
and wurlil!iy bestowed. Nj - achuseitz Plough
man. jane 81, lss6.
81 Catalogue cent on recciptof 6c. for po.iagr.
tl.her OF The above works sent bY mail
lNsTITrTE, tor VT PAKhEE, N. u, Con
sulting Pny-iciAnf No. Bulunca -. Bl-t0n,
Mass opp. Revere House.
y. b. The author eau bt consulted on tie above
named disease, a- well A. all dl-easc- requiring
sklil, secrecy and experience. ufiiee hour. 4.
NJ. to q a. N. VIZ
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foundation. win you tell me who was
the gentleman who brought you here, and
with whom l heard you discussing vari.
Gus housekeeping matters; Fred"
mean, of whom you have so often spok-
enr Surely your names are the same"
"Fred?' said Flossy, bewildered; OF
course our names are the same. He is the
son of my fathers only brother, and my
own aud only cousin and guardian"
But not your husband nor your lover?''
demanded the doctor much excited.
MY husbandl How absurd !" exclaimed
Flossy. laughing Historically, and crimson
ing deeper than ever. "IIe Is to be married
within the month to the prettiest girl in
New York. and it was for her we were
choosing furniture"
"Let him and welcome" cried the doc
tor, exultingly, seizing Flossy's hands in
his, and bending a glowing glance upon
her. MY dear little patient, we have
have both OF US, like pair Of simpleton.,
been takiIIy II Tor granted, that we each
belong to somebody else, whereas, in re-
allty, we belong to each other, as have
felt from the drst ou1h to be case. Tell
me isn't 1t so? Won't you De my little pat
lent, and let me be your doctor forever
from henceforward? Don't be coquettish-
answer me, beg you"
But Flossy held her face away shyly, and
tried to hide the sudden great rush of hap
piness which had come over it.
1T is mutual mistake" she said sauc-
lily, and shall 90 directly and tell Fred
about it. Good morning!''
But though she rushed to the door in
a wild shy effort to escape, she was not al
lowed TO 90 just yet, nor without payin.
toll and II was well for her secret that
the doctor had always required her to
wear thick veil in the street.-4pplet0n' $
Journal
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The Fair Tsmbourlnist

With fee; half naked and bare
Aud dress all iattcred and torn:
With 4 penny here aud mocAcry there.
And floods OF dcri>lon aud scorn.
>hc wander~ The street. wherever her feet,
Weary or willing, are borne.
" iJh an eve a. bright and check a. fair
A. tic earliest blush II the morn.
" anicrng up and down.
And driven from door 10 door.
\ Jest tor every idle clown
And a butt for every bour;
While the NciSri-,lppcrrd. ia satin and lace.
co rusiliuE by her sidc.
With Il chilling look and svertcd face,
And lIp all curled with pride.
- beautiiul-yei 30 frail:
- willing. and yet 50 wcsk;
.. what # The heart should TAIL
And a heavenly purpose break.
And The dons and kennels of vice
Another poor victim should hold.
\ celestial spark bc Qucnchel IA the dark
And an angel h. baricred for gold:
No wonder the heart ,houid fail.
Aud 4 heavenly purpose fade;
Thc eye grow dim, ard the check grow pale
" len none stand ready tu aid,
NJ wonder the liars and cradles Of -iu
20 many poor victims should hold,
While the good are content 10 worship thcli
God.
And the rich 10 worship their gold.
Move patiently on. o. earth.
-rili mercy, wandering dove
shall tly 10 the rosy realm Of IT, birth.
Aud rest in the bosom Of love.
Move patiently on ill the Crucined
shall gather HIS radient crown
From the lowy flowers and bleeding heart,
That the world ha> trampl,d down.
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Ten wears ago graduate of Dartmouth

Ten years ago a graduate of Dartmouth
college, who had been studying law in
Merrimac County. n H., took severe
cold which rendered him stone deaf. He
was compelled to abandon his profession
and to go West, completely broken down
in health and spirits He has be9n most
successful, farmer in Wisconsin, and now
declares that if he were to begin lite over
again he woul1 prefer the prairie to the
courtroom. There isn't much glory on
farm he says. ''but you get good.
sure living. You are your own master;
YOU can't be starved or be turned out OF
business but as far as work is concerned,
10 those days sofhorse-power, of man needn't
Kill himself farming any more than at any
other business. 1t is brains that win on
farm as well as everywhere else, and the
smart man is going to ride, while the STU
pid one goes afoot, in the corn. field as in
he bar or pulpit. | should like to have
my hearing again, but | wouldn't leave
my farm if had it,. Is professional life
the only sphere for brains? College stu
dents are apt to think so. Farmers sons
who 60 to cnllege are ashamed to return
to the old homestead and earn their living
as their fathers, have done before them.
This New.Hamp>hire student found that
a good deal of brain could be put into
farming The day may come when the
colleges will educate first-rate farmers and
not turn out SO many third and fourth-rate
lawyers, physicians and ministers.
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Vol. XXI. Whole No. ll26. No. IS.
Nasby.
His Little Arrangement with Mr.. Bascom.
Nasty.

CoNFEDRIr X ROADS, }
WICH Is IN THE STATE wv KENTUCKY,5
Aug. 20, 1876.
There wuz wunst doctor wich he'd
bark wich wood either physic or puke,
accordin ez he stript 1t of the tree, up or
down.
dirk. Reed ther letters up and they are
hard money physic--reed EN- down and
they are soft money vomick.
The day got back from the st. Loois
convenshun | commenst preparin for
stumpin toor for our gallant standard
barers. borrowed an extra shirt, SO that
| Good hev one; | borrowed 4 valise to
csrry It when l wuzn't speakin aud also
to give me standn at sich hotels ez the
committee didn't become responsible for
my board, and Baseom completed my
traveln outfit by contributin quart bot
tie NV the newest to be kerried in the
valise to be yoosed when In !okal tiles
where the necessaries Nv life wuZ hard to
come at
Ez coodn't 60 out instructin Nv the
people TIL knowed wat my candidates
bleeved in, decided te wait till got their
letters NV acceptance. Did that likker
stay in the valise2 Not any. | wuz all
gorn the fust day, and | went to Bascom
with the empty bottle the next mornln.
Fill 1t up, G. w." sed |. ~ cant go
till hev seen them letters
when will they Gomez" askt he.
"Today or tomorrow" sed l.
"Iou shood hev kept what you he'd till
the letters come" sed he.
"Bascom," wuz the response. "likker
like yoors can't be kept"
And then, seein trouble ahead, l con-
tinuod:
Promise me that 700 will keep this bot
tie filed till them letters come. 1t will be
but little while, and remember, Bascom,
yoo got the $500 that Tilden, the Reform
er, paid for my vote at st Loois."
Il promise!" he groaned.
And likewise, until hev read EN- and
understood EN-, so that shell not 20 out
and spout false Dimocrisv.
Day after day passed, but no letters came.
But promptly, every rnornln, | wuz at Bas-
CONS with that bottle, which he groaning-
ly filled. On the thrtieth day he refoosed
plnt blank.
&C. W" sed |, sternly. remember yoor
promise. | may be called any mint. 1t
wuz the foolish virgins wat he'd no lie in
their lamps. am no foolish virgin. Fill
up the lamps for may be called to-nte."
And he filled It, becoz he he'd promised
But every mornin he wood lift up his
voice ez | come in, and howl "Grashus
''e"S am tntli letteiS never cohIh 70
At Iast ono tnornin IN. l.,,ors oor,o IN
rho IooisvjIie naners and voscor. no,,,a
nvor fo me honnr ez ,bo,,,b ,r.ot ,,ait
had been lifted of him.
II MI the Dottie Tor the last time" sed
W, s"nl iol ~ nsic pe tt'e ietter7'
tooN ''o p"PciS anu feu Inc reuters
e a''u .'r' neAt ~ niotIilH t "u% promp'Y al MS
oar I'M W. =. t,I oo.'aei ,
III IT, 'e'n''S a. carr
No' any aeu ne. 90 he' 'he le''
",
'e"'-' d>"'h@toH D. repiieu'
H"'' ''o,h'S WIZ Keep tniS ooI'le hlieu'
"'' u". y S't' ~" ~" ItS 'e'tcFS' III NIL
,Et'i'' oop EN' heT o'h aPpIVlh my
'il'I,esN - - v'i' l"i te" HouIs' anu el
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%
19ottrp.
Campaign Song.

[TUNE.-Hold the Fort.l
See. the Union ranks are moving
over all The land;
In the front stands Hayes and Wheeler,
Taking the command.
NOrHS-Loyal men throughout the nation
strike for Liberty:
Now the name of Hayes and Wheeler
Shall our watchword be.
Tilden. the New York Rcformer,
stands with all his pals
Telling about Tweed and the Railroads.
And about Canals.
Ch0rHs.-Loyal men, &c.
Rebels call for reformation,
Thieves for honest men,
Till the Treasury OF the nation,
They can rob again.
ChoruS-Loyal men, &c.
We have seen what rebel soldiers
DO in making laws;
They avenge by legislation
That old dear lost cause.
ChoFUS-Loyal men. Sc.
Let our sword, be turned TO oplough-shares
let our sabrcs rust
But the men allied with treason
We Will never trust
ChyrHs-loyal men, &c.
BY the blood Of hall million
Noble Union men,
w vii not re- i'm the nation
To oar iocs again.
Choras-Loyal men. &c.
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The Smallest Of the Girls.
LUCIA ZARATE BEFORE THE WONDERFUL
PHYSICIANs-HALF THE SIZE OF TON
THUMB.


THUMB.
A large number of physicians went to
Tony Pastors theatre the other day to see
the Mexican dwarf, Lucia Zarate. They
measured her, and ascertsned her height
to be twenty-one inches, her feet three
inches long, her legs below the knee four
inches in circumference, and her hands an
inch and a quarter broad. Her mother,
who is robust and of a medium size, says
that Lucia is twelve years old. Her face
is older than that. Her features are Span
ish and her compleXi on dark. Her activ-
ity is incessant She played pranks with
the physicians and talked fast in Spanish
She stepped into high silk hat, crouched
down, and was out of sight excepting her
head. She squeezed one of her pliable
little hands through rather large finger
ring. The hand of an adult made an am
pie seat for her. Standing on chair, and
holding to the back of it, her fingers stuck
through the apaces in the work-holes
that just admitted the passage of small
penholder. She was not weighed, but her
weight is said to be five pounds; and, pois-
ed in the hand she does not seem much
heavier. Her clothing is comically small,
as though intended for doll the shoes
and stockings especially being toylike.
Tom Thumb has grown apprecially since
he first astonished the public he was twice
as large as Lucia; and he was then about
her present age. She has not grown any,
her mother says, since she was a year
old.-N. Y. Sun.
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THE SCIENCE OF LIFE:
Or. sELF-PREsERVA
MORE IsAa one MILLION COPIES SOLD.
Gold Medal Awarded 40 the Author by
the National Medical As.ocia-
rion," March 3Iss. 1870

lust published by the PEABODY MEDICAL
u INSTITUTE, a new edition iui the celehratea
medical work entitled the '->ClENCE OF LIFE !:
or, SELF PRESERVATION Il treats uti,n
MANHOOD how lost. how rcgain~i an'l how Der
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lmpot-ntCy, Premature Decline ia Man, Spetrna-
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IRA. Gloomy Furchodines, Mental Heprr-. .ior.
los Of Energy HsgEard Counienanrc, Comm. Ton
Of Mind and Loss oi Memory, Impure state OF lhe
klo~d. and all dl-ea-c- arising from the ERKoTs
% foTTH or the indiscreions OF oAccsscs OF ma
tGr" YEAR.
II tells you all about the Morale OF ,,eucrativc
Physiology. the Physiology Of Marriage. of " ed
i.scA and od-pr ng, Physical Contrast. n rue Nor.
ality. EmuiT ci-m. Pen Crsiou OF Marriage Z on
iggai Prvcept and Friendly Cour sci. Physical In
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thv >eNc- Proofs OF the Expansion Of Vice The
Miseric- of lmVrudcurc. Ancient Ignorance ami
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lEtE fEINCFILs of TREATMENT. Address To-
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CoNFEDRIT X ROADS, !
WICH is IN THE STATE wv KENTUCKY,
Aug. 20, 1876,
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1t is far easier to detect error than to
discover truth. The one lies on the sur
face, and can easily be discerned; the 9TH
CT lies deeply hidden, and few are able 10
find it.
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Has any one wronged you? Re brave
ly revenged; slight it, and the work is be-
gun; fotgive it, and It's finished. He is
below himself who is not above an injury.
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fancy box struck in Albaia Piate ~ Siametsr-
than a silver trade dollar. 5-e nen IN ula 1 "a
Price 80 cents each. The AGENTS MONIhL, MONil;n,ion
handsome SPICY, l6 page pape,. SUI, IN vii
.iea 95 cents a wear send p cents, ana yo" -
p.e;ve the AGESTs' MONTHLY for one year posi-
naid, an the above Medal gratis
Address, PEErON PUBLISHING CO,
Ia r70 BRoADwAY, new 1okK.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-31

Generosity. wrong placed. becometh
vice, princely mind will undo private
family.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-05-06
Mar3ts, lie lunli Ter. mai, i rGglise st.
Michel, mademoisellc LUDIvlNE BoUR-
GEo1s, lie cettc paroisse, ct NJ. EDGAR
HYMf1., dc la raroisse Assumption.
AVIS DE SAINT.JlCQTES.
THEATRICAL ENTERTAINMENT

THEATRICAL ENTERTAINMENT!
The public is respectfully invited to attend n dra-
mntic entertainment to be given by the Members of
ST. JAMES GRANGE No 1913, Patrons OF Illus.
band,y, at Acadia Plantation,
ON SATURDAY, MAY 18TH. 1876,
commencing at : 2, NJ for the purpose of raising
funds to build a GRANGE HALL and SCHOOL.
HOUSE.
ADMlTTANCE:-2j CENTS.
Mus +. w. BAILEY, Mrs. A, I.EBEUr,
II. q IEBEKr. i. G. SMITH,
J,J. Gau1HNEAiX,
Committee on Invitation.
V. L. NJ. ANDERSON, Secretary.