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James Murphy was hung at Dayton
last Friday On the lst of September,
1875, there was wedding in Dayton.
There was q dance. James Murphy, a
young brute, and four or five others of
the same sort, got drunk, and went from
one beer saloon to another, swilling the
nasty stuff. Then they went to the
dance, but they we're not permitted to
remain. William Dawson, who refused
them admittance, started with another
man to one of the beer hells, when Mur-
ply and four others started after them.
They attacked Dawson, knocked him
down, and Murphy stabbed him to the
heart. On the gallows Murphy said:
Whisky and bad company have been the ru-
ination Of me, and the cause OF all my bad
luck. had drank good deal that night Of
beer and whisky.
No doubt of it, And Dawson wanted
some beer too.
Murphy got enough of it. The rope
broke, and here is a report of part of
what transpired afterwards:
"oH, GOD MUST LAY HERE?"
A moment later, seemingly impatient, he
pulse ?" Another moment, and he broke out
with "Say, don't believe me dead, and leave
me laying here; father, 1 amt dead" Again,
"No use my laying here and suffering; some
body kill me-" And lastly, "Oh, my God don't
leave me here in misery" Then he was quiet.
The crowd In the corridor were slow TO realize
the situation, but when they did, there was
great excitement. It was with much difficulty
they could be restrained from breaking through
the frall barrier of black muslin which separa-
ted them from the suffering man, and only the
strong guard ofpoice prevented IL.
No doubt there was much sympathy
for the murderer. Sympathy generally
runs in that direction.
We rather prefer West Virginia justice.
There the people take murderer out
the first or second night and hang him.
They have hung six men there that way
his year West Virginia ropes never
reak. u
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OrgnnaI weakness

Immediately cured and fun viwor restored.
This distressing affcrtiou-Which rendera llfe
miserable md marriage I'm puaalble-ia thr pen
Young per- omm nrwtuu apt 20 commit rmcwmMaa
from not being aware OF the dreadful Cumar=
Quaurea that may rnaua. Nov. who that un-
derniardM th subject will prrtsnd ~ deny that
the power ~ pru-Tfcatlum ia Lost sooner ~
thua6 falling into Improper habits than by the
prudent Besides being deprived % the piras.
urr % healthy unsprinE the most serious aud
destructive symptoms % both body and mind
arisr. The system bocomua drrangcd. the rhy-
Nical and Mental Functiuma veal tened. los Of
PrD~cfeativc Power. Nusvous Irfitnhiiity, uyas
consututionai Debility, and Wasting Of ffame.
Cough, Consumption, Decay aud Death.
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NOTICE.

There will BE- n petition presented 20 the
Council of the Incorporated Village of jackson.
on the 18Th day Of October. asking for the vacn-
ton OF the following alleys Ia knhns Addition
10 the town Of Jackson;
me alley running west from Bennett avenue,
on the north end OF lots a.. 20 and a..
Also, the alley running north and SOUTH be-
tween lots o. aud ~. but no part uf naid alleys
beyond the boundaries of the lots above named.
ELIAS CltASDALL AND OTHERS.
aug1l-ew
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We have received the Pacific Christian
Advocate, Of August IL, containing Mr..
Acton's Saluta.ory. The paper is pub
lished at Portland, Oregon, at 50 60 per
year.
Mr.. Acton closes one of his editorials
with the following truthful words:
We have no interest in party politics. Cover
nor Hayes Is not a politician, nor il he fitted
for the Presidency because a Republic an, but
because "a talented, conscientious, honest pat
riot, whose public record has no dark spots land
whose purity OF private life IN almost without a
timated by some journals. that he has no emf
nence as "a statesman. His eminence consists
in always having filled TO perfection every
place allotted to him, whether in civil Office or
in the army. and ia having already declined
more places OF trust than ordinarily fall to the
lot of any man in a Life time. Had Governor
Hayes been wire-worker, selfShiy thrusting
himself forward upon all occasions, which OF
late years has been one of the notorious causes
of im position upon the voters in all parties, his
who have attained no eminence. II is only an
other evidence Of his eminence that he has
not.
These statements are not the rehash OF some
strangers story; they are true and can easily
be proven. Governor Hayes, In moral charac-
ter, is to-day superior to every President this
Nation has had for at least half n century, not
excepting the honorable Lincoln. Before these
facts, ana in the gloomy shadow of the past, the
duty Of every honest man is plain; and he who
STILES his honest convictions of moral right foI
| the miserable mess of pottnge boiled and sea.
soned In the pOt-house Of party politics, should
/ be the last man to complain when he comes %
reap the harvest of this sowing.
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DIED D..

METCALF.-At the residence OF her son, Rich
ard Metcalf In Tama county, Iowa. on the 9Th
inst, Mrs. Eliza Metealf, in the cath year OF her
age.
The deceased was born In Ireland and emil
grated TO Ohio when about Is years Of age.
She came 20 Iowa last year, and has been suf-
fering for some time with a prevalent summer
complaint, till death finally relieved her suf-
ferings.
Mrs. Metcalf was a member OF the Prcsbyter-
ian Church an exemplary Christian a good
mother, and goes down TO her grave mourned
by numerous relatives and friends.
The funeral sermon was delivered by Rev. T..
More, in a very feeling and appropriate man
ner. ARTHUR MFTCALF
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Has discovered the greatest cure IN the World
i0r Wrakncas of the Back aud Limits. fuVuiun-
tafy nihchnrara, ImpufnuUYs General nrhiiitys
NcfNousncss. Dyspepsia. LanEor, iow Hririts.
Confusion of Ideas. faipltation of the Heart
Timidtty, trembling. uimmrua % sight uF Old
dtncas, Disease % the Head. Throat. Moss or
skin. Al ctiona ~ the Liver, LuuEa. stomach
or hoWoiN-thoae terrible disnfdsfu afisina from
~ practices more fatal O. their victims than
the sonR of the syroua 20 the mariners % uiya-
49,. bliRhtlna their most radiant hopes of anti
rendering marriage. etc. ifnpnAaibls.
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The Democrats of the 18th District
have nominated w. w. Posten, Of Ath-
ems county, for Congress. He was always
a Republican until last fall. His nomi
nation is not popular, and the Democrat
ic paper of that place. the Journal, op-
poses him. Van Worries will be re-elect-
al
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In answer the complaint in the Circuit Court
OF the United States in the suit of the ST. Louis,
Alton and Terre Haute Railroad Company
against himselfa and others, which answer was
filed recently, Mr. Tilden swore under oath as
follows:
"That for such services the defendant Tilden
made a charge OF ten thousand dollars against
said second mortgage bondholders, and the said
charge was paid, by or on behalf said second
mortgage bondholders, on the 18th day of Octo-
Der, 1852; that the defend
ant Tilden, for part OF his services Aforesaid
also made a charge OF the like sum OF ten thou
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DoAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that a petition Will be
presented to the Commissioners OF jackson
county at theI. next regular session, on the
first Monday In September, 1876, asking Tor an
alteration IN the Jackson nd Jackson Furnace
road. commencing at the south east corner OF
q. w. Gray's land, thence west 10 the corner Of
Hugh Gilltland's land, thence south along said
line to the south west corner OF q. W. Gray =
land thence to commence at said corner with
said road, and to extend said road east on the
line OF q. W. Gray's land 10 the big ROAD lead
auss.5t PETITIONERS.
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Vance, the "reformer," the apologist
for thief Tweed, and the defender of the
Credit Mobilier, came to this place early
on Monday morning. He had cold re-
ception. We saw no one except Levi
DUNCAN and w. T. Washam speak to
him, or show him countenance. He
chawed up two or three cigars and then
lit out Democrats in Jackson take no
stock in Tweed and the Credit Mobilier.
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The Republicans OF New York have
nominated Edwin D. Morgan for Cover
nor. 1t is good nomination. He serv-
ed two terms as Governor about the COM
mencement of the war. He served as an
officer in the army, and refused to re-
ceive any pay.
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Marriage.

Married Persons OF YonnH Men contsmplAt.
inE marriage, aware of physical weaknsaa los
OF pro-crcAtive poWern-inpotcncya nervous
eNcltmbility. paipitatian, organic weakness
nervous debility, OF any other disqualification
speedily relieved.
lie who places himself under tho rara % uf.
Flanhimtt. may rritgiouaiy Cunndu In hia honor
as a gentleman and confidently rriy upon his
skill ~ physician
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Among the nominations of men of su-
perior ability for Congress in this State,
we may mention Hon. Stanley Mathews
of Cincinnati Gen. Garfield in the 10th
District. and Ex-Governor Jacob D. Cox
in the 9Th. or Toledo District.
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MEDICAL.
CENTAUR
E NTS.

The lame can b. healed aud the wounded
made whole. We know lust what the Csntnuf
Lniments viii do. They will not mend brok-
en- bones or CURE cANcEn, but they will extract
soreness, allay pain, cure rheumatism and
larger range Of flesh, bone and muscle ailments
than any article ever before discovered.
Scientific skill cannot go beyond the effects
Of these remarkable preparations. CuHoSto
RHEUNArIsM Of many years standing. Ncu.
ralgia, weak-Back, Fever sores, wEEriSo-
sISEws, sciatica, Cakcd Breasts Distorted
Joints and spraincd Limbs Of the worst kind
are cured by the White Centaur LinimeuL
"a will destroy pain and HKAL WITHOUT A
gcAE all ordinary Burns and scaida. II viii
extract the poison OF Bites and sfings. and the
frost from Frozen Limbs. II isvcry efncaclous
for Earacho. .Toothache, and CUrASEous EHuF-
TfoNs.
Mr. Josiah wostake, OF Marysvilie. ohio,
writes:
that have been unable 10 stir from the house.
The nrst three bottles OF Centaur Linimcnt en-
ply a marvel"
c. II. Bennett, Druggist. Rock Prairie. NO.
says
"Ccntaur Linitncnt sells better and gives the
best satisfaction Of anything Ia the market"
What thc Contaur Linimcnt has done for
others il viii do for you. Il Ia handy.
It Is reliable, and u Is cheap.
The Yellow Centaur Liniment
i worth its weigh In gold to owners Of horses
aud mules.
This Linimcnt has cured more spmincd.
| sweenicd, Rlng-boncd and Called Horses In
| three years than have all the Farricrs In the
country In an age. Its effects are simply won
| derful.
We have thousands upon thousands Of ccrti.
hcatcs a. strong a. the following
"My horse was lame for a year with fctioch
wrench. All remedies utterly failed 10 cure
and considered him WORTHLESS until ! COM
memced TO use Ccntnur Liniment, which rapid.
y cured him. heartily recommend ~.
| "HEN. GEO. W. FEhRiH,
"Manoryille, schoharie Co.. ~. Y
Dear Sirs-I have used your Ccntaur LIni.
L mint In my family, and ind n 90 b. of grcai
value. Please send me two dollars' worth, one
for the mules and horses. -
"Fails station, Wyoming. Pa"
II makes very little difference what the cas-
Is, whether Il be wrench, sprain, poll-cvii, ring
bone. scratches or iameness OF any kind, th'
effects are the same. Liverymcn. stage propri
etons, Farmers, &c., should never be withou
the Yellow Centaur Ilniment. It II sold even
where, and warranted In Its effects.
Laboratory Of J. D. Rose 4 Co.,
40 Dey 81, New York.
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A Cure Warranted.

Persons ruined In health ~ unicarnsd pre-
tenders who keep them trining month AFTER
month. taking poisonous and Injurious com.
pounda, should apply Immediately.
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TILDEN AS A PERJURER.

The New York Times-the paper that
brought Tweed TO the Penitentiary, has
proven that Tilden, Democratic candi-
date for President, not only swindled the
Government out of large amount of in
come tax, but that he swore a lie about
it. He cannot now be sent to the Penl-
tiary, as the case has been barred by the
Statute of limitations, but the money can
be recovered yet, and it is said that suit
will be brought by the United States to
recover the tax.
Here is the proof
On December "a, 1858, Mr.. Tilden swore to
return, under oath, in which he said:
81 hereby certify that the following is a true
and faithful statement of the gains, profits, or
income of Samuel ]. Tilden, Of the City of New
York. and County of New York, State of New
York, whether derived from any kind of prop
erty, rent, interests, dividends, salary, or from
any profession, trade employment, or vocation,
OF from any other source whatever, from the
lst day of January to the 3lst day of December.
1852 both days inclusive, and subject to an in
come tax under the excise laws of the United
States. Income tax from all sources, s7.Ils."
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Young Wen

Who have injured themselves By certain
practice iuduiErd tn When alone, habit ffe.
quuutiy Learned from CvM compahiona. o. ~
srhuul, the effects 81 which are uighty felt
even when asinrp. and N not ed rendefa
marriage lmpuasible. aud destroys 9th mind
and body, should apply immsdiaisiy.
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The Cleveland Leader says that the
Democratic State Central Committee
met at Put-in-Bay last Friday. and
agreed to accept s25O,OOO from Eastern
Democrats to buy votes Ohio.
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Gen. A. T. Wikoff has resigned his Of
fee as Adjutant General of Ohio, and
will.give his entire time to the canvass, he
he being Chairman of the State Central
Committee
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Especially, who have become the victims of
habit which annually nwgUpa 20 an uutimsiy
grave tho-aanda of yuuug men uf the most ens
altcd talents and brilliant intrllecf, Who might
othcrwtaa have cutranccd uafnuinM MnnAina
with the thundrrW Of einqucncn. or waknd %
ecstary the living Tyre. may call with fun con
ndcnce.
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Graduate of one of the most eminent colleges
la the United btntes. has enacted some of The
most astonishing cures that were ever known
many trouhisd with ringing In tho head and
ears when asleep, great nefyuusucua, hriug
alarmed ~ SUDDEN sounds, haahfulnu4a. with
frequent hiumhinH. attended, uumetimsa with
deran nEnmrnl of mimi. were 9 nfrl lmmrdlairly.
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Rev. John Dillon, who was presiding
elder in this district couple of years
ago, died at his residence, seven miles
from Macarthur. last Saturday.
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DIR. FISHBLATT

has made the above dianaara the special study
OF hts ttfe and % tho trcatment % threc he
brings al hia talent, skiii and long enporisncs.
10 will. therefore, not surprise thuMn Who arr
Intelligent enough TO discern. that n physician
who treats the diseases Of one organ 20 the sMs
cluaion of all Others. must - supwfiof 20 thusa
who prcfrnd n b. equally skilled In the treat
mcnt of all known diseases
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A. F. Stiffier, son of George Stifiier, has
sent US lot of delicious Concord grapes.
Our grapes nearly all rotted, except the
fox grapes.
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Elisha L. Langdon, of Morgan town
ship, Gallia county, hung himself, be-
cause he and his wife could not agree.
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IL Is a mistake 10 suppose that Castoria Il not
adapted 20 grown persons a. well a. children.
They only need 10 increase the quantity. hut
children have 20 many complaints for which
Castoria IL adapted-like Wind Cole, Sour sto-
mach, Worms, letter, TeethinE and Croup,that
II Il especially recommended for them.
Its effects are more certain than Castor Oh.
IL contains no alcohol aud il as pleasant 10 take
as honey. II never gripes. ny regulating the
stomach and bowels Castoria cools the blood
expels worms and prevents fcveriahnesa. qulein
ihc nerves and produces health-then of course
children can sleep in quiet aud mothers can
rest.
Castora is recommended by ail-physicians
and nurses who have tried u, aud it u having
a rapidly increasing sale. II l. prepared with
great care after the recipe of Dr. samuel Pitch
er. OF Mass. al the Laboratory of !. y. Ross
Co., 20 Dcy street, New York.
augi7-3m
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NATHANIEL T. HOOVER.

They have a new Court House at West
Union, Adams county.
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Samuel Baker, Esq, started to Phila-
delphia on Tuesday. He will be gone
about four weeks.
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WORDS
Written on the Death Of Florence
Shadrach.

Written on the Death of Florence
Shadrach.
WHO DIED AT BUCKEYE FURNACE.
JULY 81, 1879.
BY ". a. NICHOLS.
As the life from the rose tree falling
40 soft fed her breath:
Sure some spirit near was calling.
As she lay in death.
Come. sweet maid, to Gods high dwelling,
The saints await thee here;
Our harps shall be with anthems swelling.
When thy pure soul j. near.
p
Weep not, you mourning friends the sadness
Still clouds your hearts with woe;
Weep not, her soul doth dwell i'm gladness.
Where tears never flow.
Your darling she, fond, cOnnding.
| An angel now, more bright,
Too pure for earth, she's now abiding
In regions Of delight.
To know her was to love her dearly,
/ 80 innocent the maid;
Alasi your hearts are broken nearly,
Your beautiful is dead.
From that fair cheek is gone the blossom,
All never more TO return;
And ne'er aga in shall heave that bosom,
Those eyes no light discern.
She's gone to join the angel band;
She's crossed the dark river;
She's now in that happy land,
There TO live forever.
Her days on earth are passed,
She's taking her rest;
Yet we shall meet her at last,
And be forever blest.
5.
This in the spring-time Of her being.
While In her freshest bloom,
Filled with brighthopes, and ne'er foreseeing
she was so near the tomb.
Thus she died, a flower in summer,
Piucked by reckless hand,
Yields its sweet breath, without n murmur,
Leaving its sister band.
Though the cold earth Is now her pillow,
In a far and lonely spot,
Where rank grass grow, and weeps the willow
She'll not be soon forgot.
And though from home and dear friends riven
These thoughts our peace restore,
That her pure soul now dwells In heaven,
To live forevermore.
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Revs. ]. II. Acton and T. j. Wolfe occupied
the pulpit OF the Taylor Street Church on sun
pay last, and greatly profited the people. 1t is
not too much to say that our new editor gave
entire satisfaction TO the congregation.andt that
their previous high expectations of him were
more than realized. The pulpit ability of our
brother will greatly augment his editoriol use
fulness; such is the unanimous judgment of all
who heard him. Many thanks to brothers
Wolfe and Acton for their efficient services.
-
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&sE||||IHI|'I E|||I e.
WANTED.

A reliable party 10 take the exclusive agency
for the sale of an article in the Erocvry line.
something that has never been introduced Ia
this district. and sells rapidly.
Any young man may make rom Gsuo 10
sa,tO0 annually.
Addrcss, enclosing stamp for answer,
BLOSSOM, LluECkEh Cos
auKIltlm iH Heade 81, ~. y.
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sand dollars, on account OF professional servic-
es rendered to the first mortgage bondholders
and the Receivers, which was paid to him by
the said Azariah Flagg.
And which payment appears under date of No
vember Z, 1862, In a statement annexed TO the
first report aforesaid, as having been receipted
for by the said Tilden, 'on account OF profess
ional services"
1t is positively known that this twenty
thousand dollars was but a small portion
of Tilden's income for the year 1862
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Republican County Ticket.

Republican County Ticket.
Sheriff,
JOHN NJ. EWING.
Commissioner,
GEORGE w. BROWN.
Prosecuting Attorney,
CHARLES A. ATKINSON.
Recorder,
ENOCH II. LEWIS.
Infirmary Director.
LAWRENCE G. DYSON.
Coroner,
NATHANIEL T. HOOVER.
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LETTER LIST.

List OF letters remaining I'm the Postoffice az
Jackson, Ohio, for the week ending August
%, 1876.
Blott. ID B Liesbergh, Henry
Chamberlain, y II Stephenson, Mamie Miss
Persons calling for any OF these letters please
say advertised, !" and give date OF list.
S. p. BALDRIDGE. p. NJ.
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Publisher Of Several Medical Works

Many years OF uninterrupted successful prAe-
treatment Of
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The Standard will be
sent for one year, and a
copy of the Portrait of
Gov. HAYES, for 81 90. The
paper will be sent until after
the Presidential election,
and the Portrait of Gov.
HAYES, for only
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Mr.. Acton was warmly received by the
people of Portland, Oregon. A writer in
his paper says:
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and Chronic Diseases.

a. well a. the enphatic endorsement Of persons
responsible and the Medical profcasion, prove q
beyond doubt that an enpcriencod spnciaiiat
may be aucceaafni In eases that have denrd the
skill Of eminent general pfactitionera.
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Republican State Ticket.

Republican State Ticket.
Secretary of State,
MILTON BARNES,
of Muskingum County.
Judge of Supreme Court,
w. w. BOYNTON,
of Lorain County.
Member Board Public Works,
JAMES C. EVANS,
of Delaware County.
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Republican District Ticket.

For Congress,
HENRY s. NEAL.
For Judge, Court OF Common Pleas,
JOHN J. HARPER.
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Thirty Cents.

The Cash must accompany
all orders.
Specimens of the portrait
can be seen at all the postof-
fees in Jackson county.
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WHO DIED AT BUCKEYE FURNACE,
JULY 81. 1870.