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GREAT BRITAIN.
WHEAT nh lTAIN,
The Reason for Sending Elhe Elect 10
Besika Bay.

LONDON, July Gin the House of Commons
this afternoon Sir Stafford Northcote said the
object of sending the Mediterranean feet to
Besika Bay was that it would be convenient
station, enabling by its central position, the
commander to communicate easily with the
ambassador atConstantnople andthe home gov
eminent. AS to why the fleet was not sent to
the Suez canal the chancellor said it was be-
cause it was not a convenient central position,
and besides there was twenty reasons why no
more than one ship should be stationed at the
Suez canal. The fleet at Besika Bay mum beers
seven iron clads and one frigate.
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FRANCE,
The Bonapartists and the Min

The Bonapartisfs and the Ministry.
PARIS, July 6.-The semi-oficial Moniteur
says it is announced that notwithstanding the
boasts of militant Bonapartists no ministry
lends or will lend itself to supporting their
proceedings The duty of the government is
not to tolerate the promotion of personal inter-
ests of the Bonapartists under cover of con-
servative union.
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DIED.

In East Windham, July 6. Mr.. Ebenezer Field
aged 68 years months.
Funeral services Sunday afternoon at o'clock.1
In Harrison, June 20, Mrs. Abby, wife OF Eugene
Tibbetts.
In Harrison, June %, Perey, son of Melville and
Augusta Munroe, aged year.
In Denmark, Mrs. Eta, wife of Walter Dresser.
In North Bridgton, May /, Mrs. Rebecca H., wife
of Ebenezer Glines aged about 70 years.
In Princeton Ind, July O. at the residence of her
sister, Mrs. Martha w. P. Lagow, Miss Sophia S.
Merrill, aged 81 years,-daughter OF the late Capt.
William Merrill Of Portland.
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LONDON, July 6-12.3O P. M.-Consols at "a 9. 16
for money and account.
LONDON, July 6-12.3O P. M.-American securi-
tes-United States bonds, 81 per cents, at O5t; do
1s67s, at 1861; new IS, 1Oss.
LIVERPOOL, July 6-12.30 P. M.-Cotton market
dull; Middling uplands at 5-16 do Orleans at cid
sales 5000 bales including 1000 for speculation and
export. Receipts of cotton to-day 1850 bales; no
American.
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''cH, MY BACK" How often we hear these
words. Pain in the Back arises from Kidney Dis
ease. HUNTS REMEDY cures all Diseases of the
Kidneys, Bladder, and Urinary Organs. Family
Physicians use HUNTS REMEDY.
CLARKE's TOOTH ACHE DROPS cure instantly.
jy7 d&w1w
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THE TURF.

Mystic Park Raccs.
BOSTON. July Gin the races at Mystic Park
today for the first purse two-thirds gate money,
$3.50, the following was the sum mary:
B. m. Lucille Goddust.. .....................1 1
s. m. Martha Washington .....,............2 Q
Time, 2.25, 223, 22t.
The second race was for purse of $3.50, with
the following summary:
bldck H. MAI ylduu L L
Br. m. Hannah D...........,.............,1 2 2
d. X John u DSUs
Time, 2.27, 2251, 2.221, 2.26a.
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MARRIED.

In this city, July 4, by Rev. W e. Gibbs, Henry G.
Hixon and Miss Carrie A. Perkins, both of Deering
In this city, April %, Clarence M. Symonds and
Maggie F. Anderson, both of Portland.
In Biddeford, July 4, by Rev. G. +. Cobb, Samuel
P. Wyman and Miss Frances E. McCutchen, both of
Kennebunkpport.
In Chatham, N. H., June 90. C. F. Smith and Miss
Nettie Stevens both of Denmark.
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NEW YORK, July 6-Evening. Money easy att
per cent. on call, and @ per cent. on prime
changed.
Imports of Dry Goods flor week. 1,O02,553, and
marketed 1884,
Gcld steady at 1851 throughout the day; borrowing
rates q per cent; loans also made fiat. The
clearances were S10,15S, 900. The customs receipts
to. day were S1s2000. The Treasury disbursements
were $4,000 for interest and Sl29,OOO for bonds.
Governments strong. State bonds strong
The following were the closing quotations of Gov
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WilbOr'S Compound

of Pure Cod Liver Oil and Lime. The advantage of
this compound the plain Oil is that the nauseat
ng taste Of the Oil is entirely removed and the whole
rendered entirely palatable. The offensive taste of
the Oil has long acted at prominent objection to
its use; but IN this form the trouble is entirely OBJ
Waited host of certificates might be given here to
testify to the excellence and success of "Wilbor's
Cod Lirer Oil and Lime.' But the fact that it is
regularly prescribed by the medical faculty is suf-
fcient. For sale by A. B. WILBOR, Chemist.
Boston, and by.al druggists. jy3eod1wsn
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INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAIl
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
July 7, Il A. M.))
For New England,
rising barometer. northerly winds, rain areas
and nearly stationary temperature, followed by
falling barometer, southerly winds and clear
or partly cloudy weather.
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For New England,


At ianapolis-Indanapol 0; Hartfords
O.; ten innings and game called.
AT Observation-Disclosures 6; Bostons 10.
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rINANClALsAND COMMERCIAL,
PortIanLlWhoIesaIe Market.

FRIDAY, July 6.-There is little that is new to note
in the markets. Sugars steady at 12c for grauu-
lated, and life for Extra G. The -four market is
very firm, and prices have a decided upward ten
dency, although we make change in prices yet.
Corn remains steady at the prices quoted yesterday
Pork and lard continue dull, with no signs of i'm
proyement
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SPOKEN.

June 10, lat so, lon Ii W, barque Eyvor, from Rio
Janeiro steering NE.
July Q, off Jupiter Inlet, sch Ames, from Car
denas, bound North.
July /. lat ~ To- lon 65 80, brig Ernes Lunt, from
Portland for Rio Grande.
July 2, lat 43 40, Ion 40 %, barque Minnie Watts.
from Liverpool for Sandy Hook.
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Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-1000 bush corn meal to g
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Friday, only q.

ErEuays JnIy o.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New York, Winchester, Boston for East
port and st John. NIB.
Sch Rowena, Howard, Boston, seeking.
Sch Volant, Cassidy, Calais-lumber to Dotten
Brosl
Sch Olive H Robinson, Craig, Banks. Gar 4th)-
800 otis fish.
Sen Exact, Rimball, Boothbay
Sch Arrival, Farnum, B0othbay.
CLEARED.
Barque Clara Eaton, Davis, Bowling, Scot-Berin
Mills Co.
Sch Chas Sawyer. Mullen, Norfolk and Richmond
E Clement, and L Taylor.
Sch Ida G Billiard, Small, Baltimore or George
town-master.
Sch NJ Bird, Merrill, Rchibucto, to load deals for
Europe-Chase, Leavitt & Co.
Sch Hlbernia, (Br) Coggins, Westport, NS-master
Sch Volant (Br) Balcom, Annapolis, NS-A d
Whidden.
Sch Marriott, Davis, Round Pond-NathI Blake
SAILED-Brig San Carlos: schs Ida c Billiard
Lowell, S NJ Bird, and others.
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Ar at New York 9Th, brig Edw H Williams, Tuck
er. Matanzas.
Sid I'm Newcastle. NSW. July 5, barque N Boyn-
ton Blanchard, Wilmington, CAL
Ar at Belfast, l. 9Th inst brig Dirigo Coffin, from
New York.
MEMORANDA.
before reported ashore at the entrance of Havana
got off and arrived at Havana June 80, without ap.
parent damage.
Brig Five Brothers, Randall, from Cardenas for
New York, which put into Key West leaky has re.
paired and was reloading june 80.
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IH1oOou Dy 1SuIOpOorI nVcdIIeIost
Ar at Greenock June %, Earl Potter, Shearer
Sackville, NIB.
Ar in Havre Roads June 81, Castine, Avery, from
Java.
Ar at Crookhaven June o. Carl D Lothrop, Nc
Allep, st John, NIB, for orders.
Ar at Cronstadt June II, P Merrima Merr-
man, New Orleans.
Ar at Lisbon June It, G I Russell, Hamilton, from
PeckaloDgan.
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Superstition.

| A panacea, or "cure-all," is one of the
myths of the age OF superstition. DR.. X
" Pierce does not recommend any one
ar even his whole list Of standard RENE
dies as adequate to cure every disease
For severe lingering coughs, bronchial
throat, and chronic lung diseases, he be-
lieves his Golden Medical Discovery is
unsurpassed, but it will, not cure you il
your lungs are half wasted by consump
tion. The Discovery not only exercises
potent influence over pulmonary aff~c
tions, by reason OF its pectoral proper.
ties, but possesses also the most valuable
alternative, or blood cleansing properties.
and is therefore n sovereign remedy in
blood and skin affections. But while il
will cure scrofulous and other ulcers
or sores, blotches. pimples, and eruptions,
it will not cure cancer, nor does its man
ufacturer claim any such merit for it as
is done by proprietors of other blood
cleansing medicines. who dishonesty try
to deceive the afflicted into the belief
that their preparations will accomplish
impossibilities. By reason of its real in
trinsic merit it has a sale surprising that
Of any other blood and cough medicine.
James Chestnut is still selling large
quantities OF fine goods, and among other
articles he makes a specially Of corsets.
lie sells the Health Corset, known as
the Coutil, at 81 so. and the Peerless.
and several other styles. at equally low
figures. He also sells the Stocking Sup
porter. for women and children, DR.
Warmers Duplex Supporter, and several
other articles not generally found in
stores.
His stock Of fine dress goods for the
ladies cannot be surpassed, and his vari
Gus styles of piece goods for gentlemen
are becoming very popular. Carpets on
hand in great variety If
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Marriages in Jackson Coanat7y5-iss5.

John G. Farrar and Elizabeth Stifiler
Sept. 26. by r J Barkus Min.
Benjamin C. Peden and Sus nnah
Bussey. Sept 80, by Riley Corn, J. P.
Samuel L. Umpleby and Lanson Ann
Jordan, Sept %, by J. y. Pitcher. Mir.
John J. C. Evans and Mary Jones,
Sept. 2s. by Robert Williams. Min.
Alexander Woodruff and Nancy Ann
Hooton, Sept 2s. by VIM. Cutter, J. P.
James Grier and Jennetta J Shumate,
Sept 80. by David Morgan. J. P.
John H. Shumate and Elizabeth Co
mer, Oct !. by G. Weed. J. P.
Samuel Burns and Elizabeth Nally,
Oct 3. by Armpstead Scuilack, J. P.
William Sheppard and Jane Shumate,
Oct 3. by T. l. Hughes. j. P.
Elijah r. Snowdon and Aurilla Kight
Oct. 4, by L A. Atkinson, Min.
Thomas Owens and Harriet II. Gray,
Oct 4. by T. L. Hughes. J. P.
John E Evans and Mary Thomas, Oct
s. by D NJ Evans, Min.
Richard Chaffin and Catharine Canter,
Oct. I, by Michael Mccoy, J. P.
Andrew n. Wikel and Martha Hatten,
Oct. 6. by Geo. NJ. Adams, J. P.
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Killing Defo1med Children.

How appalling the thought that the
King Of great empire should demand.
as Lycurgus did, the killing Of all chill
dren born deformed. While this wicked
practice is not continued. yet in the
United States more than two hundred
thousand poor, helpless, crippled, and
deformed persons have been allowed to
become so; and nine-tenths Of them
never need have been in this pitiable
condition, and many of them wish they
had died while young or never been
born. Why the exclusion. as stated i'm
Leviticus xxi, l7-20, we know not; but
the great sympathy for, and care of the
paralyzed the deformed. the blind. etc
by our Savior. teaches US an imperative
duty. We can not do for all as King
DAVID did for Jonathan's son, yet. with
the triumphs of art aud science. the Nn
tional Surgical Institute is curing thou
lands annually. About twenty years
and nearly a million OF dollars have bp, n
expended in organizing and equippinp
the four great divisions Of this In-titu
lion and developing the new mod of
treatment, machinery, and appliances
Surgeons and Commissioners from other
nations at the Centennial con ferred the
highest praise upon it. The National
Surgical Institute exhibited there five
times as many humane appliances Tor tl,-
cure of deiormsties and sur lical cases a.
Ia ,,F
ceived the highest prize medal and d.
ploma. All its treatment is scientific.
Easy, and rapid, avoiding all the old pain
ful, barbarous, and fallacious treatment
of old times. More than forty thousand
persons have been cured by the Institute.
IL is daily becoming the household word
nd cripple's friend all over America.
None need fear the expense of cure above
heir ability to pay but owing to the
hard times and travelling expenses many
are deprived Of its advantages. For this
reason we are informed that two or more
of the Surgeons from this reliable old
institution will visit our city. They will
be at the Gibson House. Jackson. Ohio
May llth and 18th, 1877. with a full out.
fit of all kinds OF splendid appliances,
supports, instruments, and other rem,
dies for the cure OF all Deformities, Paral
ysis. Piles. Fistula, Diseased Joints, F.
male Diseases. etc. We advise all needing
such treatment to call and see them, ~
it will cost nothing for examination, and
all will be told candidly what can he
done for them. You had better call the
first day. Send Tor circular or any de-
sired information at once to National
Surgical Institute, Philadelphia, Pa, or
indianapolis, Ind.
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c. NJ. Martin a. Son. dealers in Dry
Goods and Notions. Boots, Shoes and
Hats a speciality. Our motto-'The
best goods at the lowest prices We
desire to call particular attention to our
full end well assorted stock OF Boots,
Shoes & Hats. embracing all styles and
qualities at prices which will meet tn"
wants OF c'osr buyers Everybody l.
cordially invited to call, examine our
stock. and compare the qualities OF our
goods. We sJeem it privilege. and II
is also pleasure, for Us to show our A.
sortment aud prices To all; and every
visitor, VIII, ther large or small will re-
ceive pr,up and courteous attention
All goods wIT.nt 4 - represented A
full liue Li,.i S tn custom work in
French Kid Ru.ton, Is Thread Serge
Caters and TampicO Goa Side Ice.
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TEUE MERIT WILL WIN.

fw years since. the proprieiorS of Dr. Nor
- syrup uf Tar, WIG cherry aud HOrehound
introduced IL here. II WAS not puiI''d, bat sid
~ lis merits. cur people Sopn found IL To he
,.iiablr. and ALREADY it has heeome the most
,iaple aud popular pulmonary remedy in the
market. IL quickly cures the worst coughs,
r,id~, Group, DToncniti~. asthma and iucipirnt
n,umpiion. Nnihing acts - nie,5y in whOO-
ping cousa, and il j. so pleasant that children
readily lake it. Containing no opium, or OH
.r dangerous drug. IL i as safe IL j. sur +.
rriu size 10 cts; large sizes, 50 cts. aud On
Dollar.
Sold by w. F. Hale, Druggist.
Also Agent ioT Prof. aIkrr's Pleasant Worm
syrup, which never fails. Pleasant to take,
and requirrs no physic. Price % cts.
July q Ig-G -lypow
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Sheriffs Sale Of Real Estate.
State Of Ohio, Jackson County, s.:
Court OF Common Pleas.
william Vaughn W. Arthur s. Hobby.
n, - ar,Iar af sale

On lst order OF sale.
Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance OF
an otdpr of sale issued out of said court, ON the
3Jih day OF March, A. ID. 1871, and 10 me d.
sale az the door OF the Court House In Jackson,
Saturday, May 5, A. d. 1877,
at one o'clock 4. ". oi said day, the following
Jackson and state OF ohio, To wit:
Ring a part of the north half OF lot numb~r
one hundred OF the sciOto Salt Reserve lands,
m township number seven 90, OF range num-
b,.r ,.iu nteru uSl. commencing at n point on the
south cOrpOratiOu line OF tte wa OF jackson,
i'm .aid county, rs % chains east Ot the south
w,.st corner OF the original town plat OF said
town OF jackson, said puiut being at or near
ft,rty (9O and forty five (fj), in the south half
OF raid town of Jackson, thence running east
on said COZ pOratiOn line 7O5 chains To the north
east corner OF said lot number one hundred of
the scioto Salt Reserve lands, thence south
20 55 chains with the line tween said lot num-
b,sr one hundred (lUO) and lot number ninety
nine 90. of said SsiOt0 salt RessTve lands, 20
the south east corner OF the north hall Of said
lot number one hundred 400, theme. west with
the line Of the lands owned 10y Il. NJ Jone7s. 7.fl
rhaiuS 10 the south east cOrurr OF the lands con
y,.yt-l by said Vaughn aud wife to John Butt
thence nortn -OiO chain- with the line of John
Buftis lands To tie place Of beginning, ctbutatn.
ing fourteen aud 7b-iOJ acres mIurc Or lt-s-. *
cepting, however, all the mineral stOurco.,
/ TIE right 20 mine and remove the same by un
/ dergTOund rOss'l- aud railways.
Appraised at 81 500.
| Terms OF sale. g.lsti on day OF sale.
! To be soil a. the plopcisg ot a thur =. Hnh
by, 10 rat t"'iEni, o. aiu utcTrr Ia I,Nut -
Wiuiam Vaughn.
I Given under Iuy hand this 81 day OF ApIIl
- ~ JOHN II. EWING, sL'nJ. c. o.
J / Jones, GIsy IOS pm.
a.,.o.&
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To the Editor Of the standard:


In pursuance OF previous notice a
meeting was held at Findley Chapel,
Washington Township. April Is, for the
annual election OF officers of the Wash
ington Township Branch Of the jackson
County Bible Society.
After remarks bv the President as to
the object of the meeting, and the excel.
lent condition OF the business of the So
ciety, the following officers were elected:
President, Rev. VIM. Wallace; Secretary,
J. ii. Wilson; Depository and Treasurer,
Mrs. E. Forster.
The following named persons were
elected as canvassing agents, in the fol
lowing school districts: John Forster
Wilson's district; Thomas Winters, Sand
Run; R. Colville, Trips; Miss C, Nichols
Clayton; Alex. Lewis. Thacker; -
Chandler, Parker; John Hunsicker. Ellis
worth; Miss Matte McKinniss, McKin
niss'; A. Winfough, SCOTS.
After remarks by members of the So
ciety, urt jug active work in the Bibl,
Gauss the coming year, on the part OF th,
local agents, and all others interested II
this mol le work, the meeting adjourned
to m 'et the second Sabbath in April
1873. o'clock PM. w.
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Samuel Stevenson & Co have removed
their stove and tinshop from the corner
II Pearl and Broad way, to Clark's build
ng, on Main street. being the room oc-
'upiSd a few years ago by G. II. Rupp. as
= tinshop. 1t is few doors down the
,treet from the First National Bank.
Messrs. Stevenson 4 Co. keep on hand
ill kinds of tinware, stoves. CRATES, &c.
'nd will work to order, put up spouting,
&c. and do any work usually done by
timers, in a good and substantial man
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The Taxes Embraced within the Provisions
of The Law Ab"ys Ou.trd arc the Follow

Any person No liable. who shall fail To comply
with the forrg,ing requirements viii be subject
tO Severe penalties.
Persons or hrms In Jackson and Nlnton
Counties liable TO pay any of tine Sperial Taxes
named above must apply TO j. W. LOnEbon,
Deputy tollector Of internal Revenue at Jark-
~on &. ". Ohio, and pay for and pfOcurr the
90 May |, 1871, aud WITHOUT FURTHER No
lice.
Special Tax Stamps will he transmitted by
mall only On r,c cript from the person or hrm
ordering the same Of specific objections 50 to
do, tOgcthsT with the NECESSARY po~tagr Hiamp~
or the amount required TO pay the postage.
The postage on one stamp is three cents and ON
two STAMPS SIX cents. II ~ n de~ired that they
b. transmitted by registered mail, ten crnts adj
ditional should accompany the application.
GREEN B. RAUM.
Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
OFFICE or INTERNAL REvESUE.
wAsmINcTnS. ID. C., January =, 1871.
MARI, ,zgkapTl9,2Bl
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tSHAM HOUSE.

Jurors and Witnesses attending Court will be
charged at the rate of One Dollar per day, or
Twenty Five Cents per meal.
Horses win be kept as cheap as at any other
place In town.
Livery on reasonable terms.
a large number of second hand buggies and
expresses for sale.
will be at home on Saturday, Feb. 10, lss7,
and every three weeks theI eafter.
febS.tf l.. MONAHAN.
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The literary meeting Of the Welsh
Sabbath Schools of the Jackson and Gal
liza Welsh settlement, held at Oak Hill
on the llth inst, was a complete success
Quite a number OF our citizens here were
present. Parties from each s. s. were
invited to compete, and nearly all were
represen ted in some of the several de
partments of the competition. several
represented by choirs, and we can truly
say that the entertaining feature OF the
meeting was a success. 1t was presided
over by our old friend John D. Davis.
Esq, oil Jefferson Furnace. The exercis-
es were ably conducted by Rev D. J
Jenkins. The musical adjudicator was
DR.. Davies, OF Conner. Ohio, who demon
strated we'll his ability and sound disere
tion in rendering his adjudications on
the numerous musical competitions, and
gave general satisfaction, which is some.
what a rare occurrence at meetings ol
this kind. The readings and recitations
were truly excellent, and the music very
good We could not but reflect upon the
probability Of these choirs carrying away
some of the grand prizes OF our 4th OF
July entertainments. All they need is
the courage and energy to undertake it,
and we hope to see them all on our stage
that day, contending for the honor As
we'll as the price OF victory. Come boys
Come all. and let US have feast that W.
all can fully enjoy, and understand in
our common language.
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TO CONSUMPTIVES.

The advertiser, having been permanently
cured OF that dread disease, Consumption, 10y a
simple remedy, Is anxious TO make known TO
hisfellow sufferers the means of cure. To all
who desire il, he will send copy OF the pre-
scription used free Of change, with the direc-
tiOns for preparing and using the same, which
they will lind a SURE CURE FOR CoSsUMPTIOS,
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, sc.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address,
Rev. L. A. WILSON,
I9I Penn ST., williamsburgh, v. y.
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Read, mark, learn, aud inwardly re-
-olve that the next time you suffer from
my Ache, Pain, Burn, Inflammation. in
t-rnal or extrrnal,-Neuralgia. Rheuma.
tism, Lame Back or Side, you will try the
celebrated remedy, "Lawson's Curative, -
no medicine ever discovered has per
formed such wonderful cures Read the
pamphlet to lie had o W. F. Hale, Jack
son, Ohio, who has the Curative Tor sale
Price, 81. o. l9ap2w
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Probate Notices.
THE ACCOUNTS OF

THE ACCOUNTS OF
Thomas Williams, guar. OF John Williams,
minor;
John l. Ramsey, admir- Of susan Shelton,
deed.
John n. Jones, guar. OF Salina A. McMillen,
Frank McNifllen aud Charles McMillru. .nim0rS;
Jacob A. r.-li, admir- Of =. =. Wusdruw, dec Il;
William II. Rutiedge, ex. OF Martin Wander
rt, deed:
Enoch Crabtree, guar. OF David r. Klrkpa
rick and Mary Kirk patrick. minors,
sarah West, ndmx. OF Jnbrz West. de'd:
Have been filed Ia the Probate Court OF Jack
sou county, OniO, for settlement, and the ztme
are Sst for examination aud hearing on the 2lsi
day Of April, A. ID. 1871, at 10 O'Clock A. ~.
OF said day.
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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-04-19

DR.. IIarter's Elixir OF Wild Cherry be-
ing entirely Tree from min' raj. and de-
pending on vegetable matter for its tonic
properties. can be taken with impunity
by the most delicate lady, us by the sed-
entary udent whose system has suffered
! y over-taxstion OF the brain. For sale
by MJnahan Il Jones, Jackson.