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ENTIRELY NEW FEATURES,

of great i'm portance and value.
FIRST,-we shall pint through the year
SERMONS by the most eminent clergymen of
the country, of all denominations, from Maine
10 California, Our readers will, therefore, have
the pleasure of hearing the most famous min
listers OF New York, Brooklyn, Boston, Phila-
Francisco, etc.
SECOND.-We shall publish "a series of arti-
cles on CHRISTIAN WORK, by Rev. Stephen
II. Tying, d. D., which will be invaluable TO
ciergymen, Sunday School teachers, and every
Christian man and woman.
THIRD.-A new Serial Story OF American
life will be begun about the middle of December.
Its title will be
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Bishop Rosecrans came to this place
last Saturday, and remained over Sun
day. He lectured at the Court House on
Sunday night
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Notice.

The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified adminislmtrtN Of the estate OF
Nich0ias Bishop, late of Jackson county, de.
cess.ssi. Thus~ indebted % said estate are Te.
uuirtd to make immediate settlement, and
tnuse having claims against the same viii
present tLem according 10 law.
NJ. A. BISHOP. Administratrix.
Nov. =, is70.-3w
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CHERIFF's SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
State Of Ohio, Jackson County, -.
fs,s.rf ~ fsr.r...,.,,v, pI..a


Court OF Common Pleas.
James sculiy vs.. Albert Farmer et.aL
ON 81 order OF sale.
Notice Il hereby given. that la pursuance OF
an order OF sale issued ont of said Court ON the
2sth day OF October. ID. iS5Gnnd TO me directed,
a. sheriff and Special Master Commissioner In
said cause will offer for sale at the door Of the
Court House ln said county, on
Saturday. December esd, A. ID. 1879,
at one O'Clock T.. NJ. uf said day. the following
described real estate, situated iu the county oi
Jackson and state OF ohio, TO wit:
The southwest quarter Of the southeast quar-
ter OF section seven ll, Township eight tsl,
range eighteen u.s., containing forty acres,
more or less.
Appraised AT $40.
To be old A. the property Of A lbcrt Farmer
TO satisfy "A Judgmsnt aud decree In favor o
James Scully.
Given under my hand this 2Oth day OF Novem
bsr, a. u. 1875. JOHN NJ. EWING,
sheriff and Special Master Commissioner Jack
son county, -.
. uuNagi-IW
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Holloway Pills
Iuvariably cure the following diseases
Disorders of the Kidneys.

IN ah diseases snectinE the4e organa, WHISTLES
tnSy Asfstr too much uf too little water "a
Nhellsf they b. afnictrl with Stone o. gravel,
% VIA arheN of pains nattlrsf IN the ioina over
TIE reKiuu@ % the kidneys. thrmrftiia should -
takwm according 10 the pFimt~d dirwctlomm. aud
the glnlinfut should bu well rubbed into the
small q ths back ~ the time. Thla treatment
VII ave almost imnctiiate relief when all
other aua have failar
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Another Cure by DR.. Fishblatt.

TOLEDO, o., Aug 5, 1876.
This is to certify that Dr. Fishblatt has
made a perfect cure Of my case. | con-
suited him for deafness; having been un-
able to hear for over eleven years. The
cause was from catarrh, and he made me
hear from one operation. Il recommend
him to all my friends
JAMES Mccall
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NroTICE on sTAnDIAN.s sAIT.

Ia pursuance of an order of the Probate Court
90 Jackson county uhius made uu thr tttu day
of November a. -. is7G, in tie ca-e ~ Iusrph
unrisuuk, guardian uf Robert ftuu insane.
against hiH ward tHr muhf izmrfi wills un the
luih day 81 nrCrfmhet. A. ID. tsTn, nt u'clurk ".
A. ut titr uunr ui the Court HOUSE. Jackson
county. ofifr nt public sale, fh following de-
crihsu real rsute, situate iu ths cuuutF uf Jack.
lou aud state uf uniu. Co wits Tue suuth east
quarter uf the uortu wsst quarter. and thf
north vHNf quarter uf thr suulu west quarter ul
@sctiun number thiffNafuuF l8ti, uf tuwmahlp d
number Arycn f5is ul naugr uuathrr suNeuteeu
uU.
| Appruiaet al $3.50.
I Terms ct sale. ous-third cash on day % ale
I one thtul in one. aud uur-thifd tm two year
I from thC hny % sale, the dUiNrftu payments q
b. secured by mouHmEu uu the urrmtasa Nuld
[ aud Said deferred payments 90 bs1aF Interest a
ths rate of pcr crutum Isrr auuum rayaui
| annually. JOSEPH uAtCr-OOk.
nOvl6.N Guardlaa u Robert 4gu.
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you want the very best quality OF to-
bacco or cigars, call at J. F. Cook s
Broadway street.
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}. w. Beyron's night chair, for the
sick room, is an article that every family
should have. Call at Beyron's room, on
Church street, and hear all about this
conN enient article.
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WANTED.

1000 pounds q paper rags. old copper, bras.
aud lead. fOr which / will Jay the highest mar
ket price. at the Champion stove and Tin
store. sign Of the Big Horn, Main street. Jack
sOH 4. H.. v. lmy25tml %. n. RUPP.
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For all diseases OF the Liver, stomach a spleen.
WILL CURE
DYSPEPSIA.

must own that your Simmons' Liver ReEu-
lator iully deserves the popularity u has at
tained. A. a family medicine it has no equal.
II cured my wife Of malady I had counted
incuuble-thnt wolfsbane Of our American
people, dyspepsia. A. T.. y. ALBERT,
Professor Ia Nicholas Public School, Parish Of
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No medicine viii 80 erectuaiIy improve ths
tone % the stomach thee f1ita. they -
move AZ acidity, occasioned either ~ iuten-
-. ~ ~ NteftA NttN my NtaAa Alts AtNst
hnd Ffdncr u - healthy ncilon. They are
Moudenully cfararioua in cMaeM uf npaama-in
iaei, thsy never fAil la curing all disorders %
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We have tested its virtues, personally, ant
know that for Dyspepsia, Biliousncrs ans
ThrObbing Headache, u j. the best medicine ~
world ever saw We have tried forty atho
remedies, before simmons Liver Regulator .bu
none OF them gave Us more than tempory r.
Nef; but the Regulator not only relieved. hu
cured US. ed. TELEGRAPH a MESSENGER
Macon, f.u
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CEND 2jc. TO q. p. ROwELL & CO, New
- York, for Pamphlet OF 100 pages. containing
lists OF 300 newspapers, and estimates showing
cost OF ad veTiising. mario. 10y
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Having had during the last twenty years Of
my life 10 attend TO Racing stock, and have
had much trouble with the Collie. Grubbs.
etc having heard 20 much Of your Regulator
as cure for the above diseases / concluded to
try ~. after trying one package Ia mash found
u TO cure In every instance, u is only TO b.
tried TO prove what have said In IT. praise.
can send you certificates from Augusta, Clinton
and Macon, as TO the cure OF Horses.
GEORGE wAMAN.
Macon, Georgia. July "a. is7i
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Your Regulator Is superior TO any other rem.
edy Tor Mniarial Diseases among children. ans
Il has "A large sale In this section Of Georgia.
W. NJ. RUSSELL. Atlanta. Ca
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There need be no pain where Centaur
Liniment is used Burns and scalds are
healed without a scar. Rheumatism,
Sprains, and most flesh, bone and muscle
ailments can be absolutely cured. There
are two kinds. The White Centaur Lin
iment is for family use, the Yellow for
horses and animals One trial will con-
vince the incredulous.
augl7 3m
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All kinds of toys for the Holidays al
J. +. Cooks Broadway street.
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T n &
INDEPENDENT.
FOR 1877.
FOR 1877.

In addition to all its former excelIencies,
heretofore surpassed by no other religious
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eral
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a CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions OF youth. nervous weakness, early
decay, loss of manhood. etc, I will send recipe
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by missionary
in South America. Send a selfaddrcsSed en-
veIope to the REV. JOSEPH I. INMAN, sta
tion ID, Bible House, New York city.
octl9!Gm
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a petition will b. presented 10 The Cotnrnis-
atuuers - Jackson cuuuty ~ their rcguiaf 49,
sluu. lu uFrrfutrr usnt, nsktnE Cor the fulioWs
ina alteration uf = Cuuuty ruad
tummF mrlmE lm the rmumfY road lradtnN from
tuaapu Hale lr'a 10 thn old state llnmd. ~ %
uruf luw Eaps north - an Old hruea on Jena
Muraaua land themes im n north FaatnTAY uis
rrrtiun arfuss the lands of aaid MurEans 20 the
iiuu tatWern said MufEan and David T. lpnes
tUrnua fliaf = huuaa uoruplesf - caleb sharp
thal4rn hrftras thu lands ~ naNld II. IuueMs aud
mrfuaa thr CORNER 20 MAfY " ENmmA' land 70 ~.
I taranef thr county Rad iFafiuE ffuua bftdEs
ueHr Richard tuucs' % CsuieINillri nrar DC
rock on said road. fEIttloNEltA.
Nov. ! fd.it
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Executive Committe,

Holiday goods of all kinds at J. F.
Cooks Broadway street.
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Pictures My Gallery is now rebuilt
and refitted much finer and better than
what it was before the fire. / am
well prepared to make all kinds of pic
lures that is made by the Photographic
process. Pictures enlarged, worked up
in India ink or wat9r colors. Give me a
call when you come to town and see my
new Gallery, whether you wish pictures
or not. J.C. CAHOON,
aug24tf Jackson c. H., Ohio.
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The Oldest and Best Restorer is Found
IN Using it.

Woods improved Hair Restorative
is unlike any other, and has no equal
The Improved has new vegetable tonic
properties restores gray hair to a glossy,
natural color; restores faded, dry, harsh
and falling hair; restores, dresses, gives
vigor to the hair; restores hair to pre-
maturely bald heads; removes dandruff,
humors, scaly eruptions; removes irrita-
ton. itching and scaly dryness. No ar
ticle produces such wonderful effects.
Try it, call for Woods Improved Hair
Restorative. and don't be put Off ,oih any
other article. Sold by all druggists in this
place and dealers everywhere. Trade
supplied at manufacturers prices by C.
A. COOK d CO, Chicago, Sole Agents for
the United States and Canadas, and by
JOHN d. PARK, Cincinnati. aug3ltly
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INSURANCE.
DIILLEEs's
INSURANCE AGENCY


insure property. Lives. uiafu-ninas, and uTr.
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nirN.
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NORTH BRITISH aud MERCANTILE. of
London.
GUARANTY, Of New York.
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PHOENIX, OF Hrmoklyn. NY.
bustness solicited ln town and county, ard
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Read DR.. Fishblatt's double column
advertisement. He has arrived at the
Gibson House, jackson.
ANOTHER CrRE.-From Hon. Jas. Tay-
lor:
CLEVELAND, o, Aug. 10, 1876.
Dr. Fishblatt, New York:
DEAR SIR:-Allow me TO express nv
thanks to you for your services, l am sat
isfied that you have cured me of severe
case of catarrh, which was pronounced
hopeless case. With my whole influence
towards your success, / am ever, yours
respectfully, JAMES TAYLOR.
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The Testimony Of the Whole
world.
Hollowny's Pills.

I n hearty one"
~ ur pills are marvrliouM.~
Il aeud for another boz. and keep them In
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Wae rufuuic."
u save one of your pills 10 my bahs Coz
cholera morbua ne dear little thinE got vsii
I Ia = day."
"NY nnu.fA of . morning Il nov cured
"nvur boz of HollowHya ointment cured me
~ noises IN the head. I rubbed ZONE % your
ointment behind ths ears. aud the noiss has
,.ssad sen, me igo boEss-i vans one COR = poor
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the mesiiciue is worth dollar 10 me"
-t-eud me ave honua % year ptlla.-
LIT me have thrcs honrs uf your Pills ~
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For Cutaneous Disorders,
And al eruptiens - the skin. thi. ointmsnt 70
tnost tuNaiuahie. II dora not heal sntqrnaily
alone, hot pcuetrAtsa with the most mearchinm
enecsato the very root of the evil.
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once and =, s.dence. Main street. opposite
Rupp's TinshOP. SOnoVsJmo
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| NOTICE
Nuticc u hereby given that there viii b. n
meeting of the Stuckholders of the Eureka
Iron Company, held on the tifh day of De-
cetuller. lsst, nt 10 O'Clock a. M. az the Iron
Bank OF Iacg~nu &. ~. Ohio. for the pufpoaa of
eiecttnR Directors for said Company for the en-.
suing ycHF, and 90 tfuusuct such other huMinra4
/ a. may come bgtnre them
November :, is5g.
WILLIAM NAuGHN.
NoNp Cd President.
day ysfissGS Il ssG 'Sg Gg f:.ss SS5.s 3
MAINE mario, Te-y
DoAD NOTICE.
Notice ~ hereby nivon that n peGitlnu
will BE- presented to the Commissioners % Jack.
son county. Ohio mt their regular nssaior tn ~
hcld on the nrst Monday of noccmbsr. a. u.
1915, praying for the vacation of n county ruad
nov Established and opened on the following
described route. 20 wit; Beginning at the south
west corner of the north west quarter % section
number twcnty-ciEht l2sl, township numhsr
slN ~ oi range number eighteen (i-l, IN Jack
son county Ouio. thence north along the line
oi said quarter section 90 the north west curusr
81 said quarter section, thence east 20 the pub
lic road known A. tho Oak Hiit ruad.
WAAHINGTON GRAY.
HUGH GILLILAND.rt al.
Nov a. is7Gftt
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-02-23
Charlotte Cusllman.

| Charlotte Cushman, the greatest O.
female histrionc artists Of present o.
past times, is dead. After years @,
study and toll, success and crowning
victories, sickness and continued pain
she passed away Friday morning, Feb.
18th, at her hotel, the Parker House.
In the city Of Boston.
The estimable lady and wonderful
genius was born in the city where sh
died, little more than sixty-one Years
ago. She was from the old Puritan
stock, and has kept the record of her
sect for honor and virtue unspotted
through all her years Of public lite.
She was well educated and made her
first appearance in public as singer
at Boston concert on March 18th.
1881, she being then but II years OF
age She had a iae voice, and after
five years Of study appeared in opera
tic parts, singing in Boston, New Or
leans and other places. But her voice
became strained by over-efort, impair
Ing 1t to such an extent that she re-
luctantly consented to leave her chosen
held and adopt the dramatic profession
with what unbounded success. her
Life attests From her first appearance
in the Bowery Theater in New York.
as Lady Macbeth, until her recent
farewell tours through Europe and her
own country, the critics and the public
In both hemispheres acknowledge her
superior talent
Charlotte Cushman was never mar
rled. Her life was too busy for such
step, and she seemed possessed with
the one great desire to become queen
of no condition but that of her art.
She possessed many peculiarities of
character, one Of which was her strict
watchfulness Of financial matters. Tn
later life she always demanded of the
theater managers Il portion Of the en-
gagement money 10 the midst of each
evenings performance. She would
rarely play for the many benevolent en-
terprlses brought to her notice, but
during the late war her patriotism
showed forth in brightest coIors-her
performances for the benefit of the
United States Sanitary Commission
netting many thousands of dollars.
Her earnings have been very great
and she must leave a vast fortune.
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A statement by One of the Victims
of AndersOnville.

| LELAND, LII February 8, 1876
| hereby certify that on the 18th OF
March 1863, was mustered up into
the Sixtv-fourth regiment Illinois vol.
unteers, Colonel Morell commanding
at Ottowa. III. | then proceeded
south with my regiment, and was con-
nected with the Fifteenth Army
Corps. | was taken Prison at Snick-
er>s Gay, Ca, and from there convey
ed to Andersonvlle prison. [ there
found $4,000 unfortunates, and every
day was adding more to the list. Our
ratlons were not sufficient for a well
man tor one day-it consisted of corn
meal, cob and all being ground to-
gether. With this scanty pittance our
ratlons continued during the nine
months that remained prisoner there.
The death rate was from $50 to 200
per day from no other cause than star
walton; and yet the arch traitor, JEFF
Davis, says we were treated better
than the rebel prisoners North. [
lost my health by scurvy, being re
duced from 1910 to elghty-f,e pounds,
and still feel the effects of imprison-
ment
We were frequently told by Colonel
Wlrz, the commander Of the post, that
he could kill ''more damned Yankees
than the Confederate army could with
bullets" We were visited by Colonel
Winder and jeff Davis several times,
and Wirz was only tool in their
hands Many escaped. They prom
lsed 20 visit our Government and re-
present our condition, but no reliet
came till March 90, 1865, leaving r.
OO0 brave and noble boys buried be-
meath the sou Of Georgia.
We could have had obtained pro-
vision of the inhabitants, but we're not
permitted to. When we entered there
they robbed US of all we had, and an
Algerlne prison would have been pre-
ferable.
In the history of the world such
barbarlsm was never recorded, and yet
the arch-demon, jeff Davis, wants to
be restored the full rights of American
citizenship; but [ am still satisfied our
Government will do justice to him,
and we soldiers will be satisfied.
CHARLES CANE,
Private of Company I.
State of Illinois, La Sale County:
Charles Cane is a resident of Leland,
OF said county and State, and is known
as man of truth and veracity. He
is at present a dealer In coal in this
place, and is an honorable person. and
OF good standing in society.
A. A. KLovE,
Supervisor of Adams, and Notary
Public.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-02-23

ENGLAND's PAUPER RoLL.-The
number of paupers receiving relief IN
England and Wales, on the Ist of
July, 1875, was 746,065; the returns
show 134,238 indoor, and 6l2,s6s
outdoor; but 54l are counted in both
these classes, or twice over, having
had both indoor and outdoor relief
on the day named. The paupers we're
one IN thirty, or 33 per cent. on the
population enumerated at the census of
1871. AS We are nearly half way to-
ward the next census, the population
is increased, and the true ratios are not
quite so high as those just stated. The
total is less by 1884, or 4-S per cent.
than at the corresponding date in 1874.
The number of able bodied paupers-
narely, 94.969--shows q decrease of
6,632, or 6.5 per cent; in Lancashire
decrease of III per cent. and in
the metropolis Is per cent. The num-
Der Of adult, able-bodied male paupers
shoes decrease from 2O,474 in July,
1874.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-02-23

Among the Egyptian con,ribasions
to the Centennial is bedstead upon
which the former kings Of Egypt
slept. Il is more curious than com.
ortable in appearance.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-02-23

BRAINS IN TINE OF PERIL The
Grand Theatre at Vienna was crowd
ed: The Emperor Francis, with sew
eral members of his family, was in the
imperial box. The play, Schiller's
"Robbers," had reached its third act,
when cry arose that the stage was on
fire. Emile Devrient signalled at
once to the proprietor, who lowered
the curtain. The actor stepping in
front of it ere it wholly fell, in bis
clear, clarion voice, said: 1.-THE En-
peror has been despoiled of an aigrette
of diamonds. No honest person will
object to being searched. You will
pass out one by one at each entrance,
and be searched by the police station
ed at the several doors. Any man at
tempting to go out Of order will be ar
rested" The, crowd deceived by the
coolness and the charge, poured out.
As each reached the door he was simply
told to hurry on, and just as the last
rows of the upper gallery were filing
out, the flames burst through the cur
tain. But not life was lost, though
in less than an hour afterward the
building was in ruins.
AN INDIAN OUTBREAK ANrICI-
PATED.-OMAHA. Neb., February II.
| have most competent and reliable of.
fcial authority for the statement that
the Sioux, Cheyenne and Arrapahoe
Indians, have been, and are yet, max
ing the most extensive preparations
possible tor an outbreak in a very few
weeks. They have been purchasing
laage quantities of ammunition and
arms wherever they could get them,
going as far South as the Indian Ter
ritory for this purpose. 1t has been
known for some time past that the best
fighting men had deserted the aeen-
ces and are rowing in the Big Horn,
Powder river and Tongue river
countries, concentrating and arrang-
ing forces for this war; There are at
the agencies and on the reservations
only those who are too infirm or dis
abled to be of use, and the families of
those warriors who have left. So far
as is known, the Indions will like|v
strike the frontier settlements. and
unless something is promptly done.
will DO terrible work before they car
be overpowered.