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Last week we had an article upon Rid.
paths history Of the United States The
school edition is for sale by Slarkcy, at
the Jackson Book Store The price is
very low, and he has sold large number
Of them. They arc being introduced in
schools all over the country.
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GleaS0n's Publications.

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Gen. Garfield has sent us a copy Of his
great speech against the repeal of the re-
sumption act We care but little about
these side shows, but we will agree to
read this speech, on condition that Gen.
Garfield will read Senator Patterson's
speech, which he will find on the first
page Of the Standard this week
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THE sEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE

Combines many Of the merits OF both the Daily
and Weekly issues, and s., in some respects, the
best, as well as the cheapest paper sent out
from The Tribune Ohicc. II contains all the
literary, agricultural, and domestic miscellany,
and all the special articles prepared for The
Weekly. II has besides nearly 20 The news Of
The Daily, ana most OF its editorial articles not
strictly local in their duplication. Ii has been
enlarged, and changed TO the new sixteen-page
form described below-a change which has
long been asked By many Of its most intelligent
UafrUug.
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FOR FARMERS.

The Agricultural Department Of The Weekly
Tribune has always been recognized as beyond
comparison with that OF any rival. More good
work and more money are now spent upon 10
than ever before. Among regular contributors
TO Il are Proics or James Law, the country :
foremost veterinary authority Professor l.. u.
Arnold, uuequalcd as an instructor ia the hnc
arts Of dairying; Professor G.. 4. Caldwell, Of
National reputation as an agricultural chem
ist F; Professor G.. v. Riley, the weli-snovn en-
tomOiogist; Mr.. Josiah Hooper. the hurticultu-
raj aut huIity and other agricultural special lists
Of the highest rank.
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The following was sent to US last week
after we had gone to press:
Visiting Committee for Public Schools,
Friday, Dec. 7, 1877, Mrs Ford and Jas.
Tripp, Esq
Visiting Committee for Public Schools,
Friday, Dec. u, 1877, Mrs D. Mackley
and John r. Moore, Esq.
IT. $. MATTHEWS, Sec'y.'
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Hon. H. S. Bundy will surely address
the Temperance meeting on next Friday
night, at the NJ. Z. Church, free. Let all
come at Gas o'clock A forward move.
ment is to begin now.
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To the Board Of Commissioners of said Jackson
County:
The Committee, consisting Of the Prosecuting
Attorney. who acts OUiciO, and James h.
Paine and James A. Aleshire duly appointed
by the Court Of Common Pleas, for the purpose
OF examining the report Of the County Com
missiOners OF said county, the said james T.
Paine and James A. Aleshire being first duly
sworn, says that IL has examined said report,
and Investigated the accounts OF receipts and
expenditures, and now says that the money
represented by said receipts has been collected,
and the expenditures have been incurred, in
the manner shown by the county records kept
in the Auditors Office Ofsaid county.
The Committee finds that a sum OF money,
over and above that which IS authorized by
law, has been allowed attorneys for defending
in the case OF homicide, and that considerable
sums OF money have been allowed attorneys
for defending persons charged with crimes
which were misdemeanors, for which allow
l L. L. -. -.-..a.- -.
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THURSDAY, ---DEC. Ia. 1877.

Sewing Machine Race-Leading Candi-
date. Miss Abbie Pierce. 96 votes. Miss
Kate Ward. 43 votes. Amount realized
thus far 1885. Total vote, 1894.
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EAsrBoUND

usrrrt connections made ~ Lancaster fuf
DifrirvIiir. EamraViiics and nii points uu thr
Cincinnati MuahimEum valley itnliWaN=and
hf Cuiumhaa Sos all points East aud Wrat No
change uf ears frufu tuluutua ~ fliilatirl phlas
a. ~ CAtitt. sept
va. Mltta nenrl.l IIeaei AaEni.
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St0aPIlEOS. 10 SIsD ORGAES.95t
4on Why Pay $500 AZ

Fora rfrrn. Or $500 .'ar 1n Organ when
tuu con- IHN. U.f Uf E.".F ..a.r ufftH .H HHni
r. iila. 8. ..ut Hu triHi fttfE uJ tlH
NtglITHI IE HHiIT Piano HH1 oman tH.
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no RIVALS TO COMPARE II WITH.

The Weekly Tribune is now utterly unlike
any other weekly newspaper issued fEOm thc
Office Of a daily in New-York, or in the c0un-
try-largeT, in different and better form, in bet
ter type, and filed with matter prepared cx-
pressly for Its readlrs-HOt with the stale news
DUN ed in from the Daily. 10 can only De
compared with the three and four dollar week
lies, like Harperls and the great religious and
literary journals, while It's pages are larger than
ia any OF these. It's price, however, RENAL u-
fixed at such low rates as Co defy competition,
and the extraordinary premiums surpass any
thing even in its own history.
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AT tue examination lasL week tueTc
were applicants, s Of whom received
certificates, as follows:
F. NJ Jacobs "a months II. ]. Hunter
Is months; Mary E. Evans, Matte Gill;
land, L. B. C. Kirkendall, VIM. D. Ride
nour II months Albert w. Lackey,
Merrick NJ Evans months.
The following are the questions used {:
oRTHoGRAPHY.
Ellipse, Counterpose, Routine, Alibi.
Alible, Elite, Elysian, Cynical, Sincerity,
Empyrean, Satellite, Catalepsy, Abscision,
Porphyry. Irretrievable, Ichneumon. Vas
sal, Cornice, Resuscitate, Synchronism.
GRAMMAR.
|. How do you distinguish nouns in
opposition, from pleonasm
2. Compose a sentence in which as is
used as a relative pronoun.
8. Why are intransitive verbs not used
in the passive voice
A. What is poetic license, and what does
il allow?
5. How does "If was" differ in mean,
ing from "If wereY'
6. State the difference between clause
and phrase
7. What is the use of the pronoun
s. What kind Of verse is the following
"Tell me not in mournful numbers
Life is but an empty dream"
Q. How is the possessive case, singular
and plural Of compound nouns formed
TO- Correct the following, and give
reasons
"when the air is reduced to 32 degrees,
Mercury Will Freeze"
"The rich and poor are alike mortal"
"He describes the people and the country
which he saw"
GEOGRAPHY.
l. Name and define the lines and cir
cles used in mathematical geography.
2. What are isothermal lines and why
so called2
3. What are the different forms Of gov
ernment extant in the world, and where
is each kind found2
A. How many departments in our gov
ernment2 and
5. What are the functions Of each ?
6. Define zone, state why so-called. and
give the various zone boundaries of the
earth.
7. Name all the counties of Ohio which
border on the Ohio river.
s. What is a geyser2
9. Give three reasons for believing the
earth to be round.
10. Explain why the days are shorter
now than in July.
ARRITHMETIc.
l. Divide one and one-tenth millionth
by eleven billionths.
2. The diagonal Of square floor il
Is feet How many yards of carpet I o
yard wide will cover the hoor2
g. What should give for 6 per cent
bond of $50 that | may realize s pc
cent?
A. AS money is to BIS as 7 to ii, but j
each received 80 then AS will be to B'i
as 5 to T. How much has each2
5. Sold MELONS at IL cents each, anC
lost 20 per cent. What per cent. would
be gained by selling for 81
6. sends B $3.50 to buy goods of c
commission 5 per cent, and C allows
2! per cent. for effecting the sale; wha
is BIS whole commission and first cost o
goods
7. If a monument Is feet high weigh
1000 pounds, what is the weight OF
similar monument IL feet high ?
8. Divide $40 among A, B. and C in tn
ratio Of !, Z, and /.
9. How many iron balls inches il
diameter will weigh as much as one iror
ball inches in diameter.
10. The sum Of two numbers is 30, anC
their product is 224; what are the mum
bers2
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sALE OF EEAL ESTATE.

state OF Ohio, Jackson county a.
Court % Common Pleas.
Miller. Patterson g. Co. s.. James D. .iig and
wife.
Ou Isl order 90 sale.
Notice Is hereby given, that iu pursuance ul
nn order 90 sale isuH1 out or said Court. pu the
slst day of Nov. a. -. l,1s. aud 10 us directed
as sheriff Uf said county. viii 0ulr faf sale Ht
the door oIthc count II9u.s iu Jackson, iu rail
county, on
Saturday, January ., 4. d. ISIS.
nd O'Clock P.lI of said day, tLs following H.-
selilIed real estate situate lu tH county UI Jack.
suu and state Uf OHIO, tu-wl:
Lot number five hundred and iully-uHa .-II#,
iu tLU town 90 Weil-fuu. Es Known auI q iEs
mated on th- recorded I.af Of eHIH fHEH. g.
gstlar with fLs uTyi'. and .uIIE..flHI
thrTtuufg belonging.
ATpul "a 90 sa.l Hs
Terms 81 .Il.. r.I.l 1I .sE ai sI.".
Tule SOLD as tnH property uf JHrgu. Kelly aaa
WttH. o. satisfy a IulEfu"If IlE decree au fHNHT
uT fiIlIsT, pIftsI.."U g. Iu.
Given under mg HHIf iH.a 20 day .. l.s wa
H.I, =. 10. ls5T.
join g. LNgNs. -u'T .. g.. U.
Gilmore Holland H.tss ius Vi'h.
dCCG.H
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CATihAuEiCt Or Aultuu lu fnFFn
Physie.
The novelty q na.fcf8 Mrur1i. CIruls.i. aai
taxing thc ilrEe. rcill. ..r. aHi u4uac.us p.lis
composcd % II HcIIs rfH p ..'i hnl-F lltlle
when We can. lr careful atT..srE.iHn .i rrIa cal
science. extfiri aii tlc ca.i.afflr rl nihef uici
cinal rropcriics from OBJ. u'al fl.HaN.e r..as lIl
hcrha, and concentrate fiHrm Into uIrHfn sfHHs
uic. scarcely iargrr thnn "a mustard
seed. tlat can Lc reality aaa.i.ft "a u.Heti
Zach little PurEatfvc Pellet rrpfc ent1. Is
most couccufrliCl farli, o. ulirh ri. o. q .rf
a. q cmbolicd in aHg ~ t.g .aI.e p.ls itla.l -
tic power, iu conn rarisrH f1 f.Irr Hff rfHIr Nsn
have nol tricl tlem are ap & .ar ~ i'gr
the ease. the different active rlriIrIII TF.UHI pes
Of which thcr arc com ssrl e.nf e
n most searching Hu1 thorough, frt
gently AMI kindly operating ththhF-
$500 Reward b. hereby alriei o. Go poe
analysis. will nud Or Them arT rf.s..r. "t n.Frr
forms of mercury, mineral p1.'.n. nf H.Hr.aHi
drug.
Being entirely vegetable, g1 -. ..a.a.r
care y rcgulrci While u.lHE ihrlis
occupation. f1r Jauudicc, ff~nd ac hr,
Constipation Impure Alouds faiu "a
tho shouldcrs' igiiiirs, ot W ~,
Stomach, fsnh tn-gs tu thr mouth. ltil
lou. Stassas, fa.T in .ssgshis sgsl9i 81 ,e.ii ~
about stomach, iiuHh ns HOOD -
Head, Haigh-coioreI ssf"r. naos 80
billy aud gloomy au- tasu ffs"t -
Dr. Picrccfs gi~nsaui Eufe 20 80 ffl-
lets. in explanation ul iNr fNt.t ~. t' %
my rurrufFU Pellets over % Hrta# tHflLl .i
disraacs. I wish g. cas- fa1f fngir action
upon the nni mat ctumom1 a. umtN Nrt-
sal. NOT a gland or t~sme rHgnFtta
their sauutlFo imgFcaH. Alc q -. nft
impair thc rruWrfilea ni fl.F iNt.ea ANN by
euEar-coafci anil iuriracl iu E.Hfs b1ilirt, thgif
virtues being uIcfohr pTc .C|ful uH.lu HHifcl tar
any lcnath 20 Nme, ia UnN r.iai. q IN jos tlfy
nre niwara frn.h anil Fr..lH'e. Tito iH rHi ltn
case with thoac rils NhirI Hrc Uui wv ln cheap
vnndCm or raHfri5lUl NHNr4 Zee. .lnri tNAl tHf
an discasct where q Laxative, Attrrutttcs
or PuruatiNc. b iufliraicls iilcse t.isf tels,la
will give TIE moss pCfiEei fAfIalheAi1n y Ail WAa
use them
They are sold b. all Druggists nj as
cents n bottle.
nv. Pierce, 4. D.. FTsp'F,
BUFFAt.o. \. =
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THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

This has been for a third OF century the Ia
vorite paper for our substantial country popu-
lation. a competent critic has said OF a.: .sThe
Weekly Tribune has done more for the settle
ment and prosperity Of the Great West, and
has made more good farmers and good citizens
than any other single influence that ever cx-
listed in this country" During the ensuing
year IL means not only to preserve all It, old
merits. but 20 take n long stride ahead. BY the
introduction Of $1,000 worth Of new machinery,
anu by an enlargement OF Its size tmaklng At
the largest single sheet issued by any ucwspu-
per in the cOuntryl u Is enabled 10 give sub
scribcTs what they have 20 long nskCd-fholr
favOrite paper in a shape easier TO read and
convenient for binding. Each tissue consists Of
ancc of Harper's Weekly, but with pages con-
slderabiy larger, and with unusually large and
clear type. All the Old and standard features
are carefully preserved, while the new form
and additional size enable us 20 offer the fol-
lowing among many
NOVEL AND SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS:
/. 4 graphic series Of articles ON Domestic
Life and Habits Abroad, by Bayafd Taylor.
II. a few papers on Current Topics from the
Christian Ministers Point OF View, by the Rev.
John Hail, ID. ID.
III. Occasional contributions on Political
Problems and Promises, by Gail Hamilton.
". A Northern Farmer on Southern Agri-
culture, by Solon Robinson.
v. Life and sights in New York, by Veterans
OF the city StaM.
These articles viii not be mere reproductions
from the daily paper. They Will be prepared
expressly for The Weekly Tribune, and will
first see the light In IL columns.
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TERMS OF TINE TRIBUNE.

Any number OF copies above 2O 90 the same
rate. Additions to clubs may D. made 20 any
time. Remit by n. y. order, OF In gisicre'l
letter.
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Order of Court.

James B. Paine and James A. AlcGhire, are
hereby appointed to assist the Prosecuting At
torney in examining the within report Of the
County Commissioners, with power TO subpn-
ma witnesses, If necessary. to n fun cxamina-
ton OF said report. PORTER DUHADWAY,
Judge Court Com. Pleas.
Report of Examining Committee.
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. ~0@ AGENTS WANTED. . ~
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pioymuut, Of either sex, here D. the best chance
offered thls season. a Cash IRE rcnt of from
- 10 500 viii be given TO every good
working agent. send Do cents fUr small slm-
PIE. or better still, 20 f0r large sumrie with
Circular. Terms. etc. and 60 Co work at uucn.
Erv. =. a. BUCK, Box al8t Milton. ln.
~ Mention this paper. uot--slil
"a - ELEGANT CARDS no two alike, with
ARO Omumc, ibc.: or iJ Comic Photos or Actf. -
-, lOc.; or - fine scroll Cards, ~ styles, no
name. ioc., post paid.
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CoLuMHus AND HOOKING VALLEY
r A IL RO.A d.
SHORT LINE TO LAKES & NORTHWEST
SHU MINER 1rF0a cement!
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or sugar-Coutcd, Cour~uts ntTf, ftoot
and Herbal juice, Auti-liiioua
Cranuics. TIgE "t.TrELE graNrw -
CATIIAuTIC, or TIuitum iu paFvo
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ca IaltnIur 20 dueys&- -klnr 01spes4tfOn was
e than ordinarily kind and afectionate.
writer Of this sketch has often heard re-
Ks made Of the kind and pleasant ways Of
Sarah &. Willis. Her last sickness was
and painful, but she bore IL with marked
nation TO the will of God. She spoke free
death and Of the life to come, expressing
I'd hope, earnestly requesting her friends M:
eet her where trouble never comes. She
November 9, 1877, beloved by many and
ng that good name that will be remem-
by all who knew her.
ne more reached the heavenly harbor,
rom the stormy sea of life,
ieIE fGfi0. f2f lrpro-ygyaS ars~ts1s t4eisi sum
/ OF money have been paid out Of the Buildin
/ Fund, which should have been paid out Of III
/ County Fund.
/ The Committee further finds that the Com
| missionefs in their report have included ii
/ the Incidental Expense account quite a mum
| Der OF items which do not properly belong q
| said account. The amount Included under thi
| this Committee that the items therein Include
! should be given in detail, or al least so classl
/ fed as to show for what particular puTpos
| said expenses are incurred. ON this matter an
| Committee desire TO call the special attention
| OF the Commissioners TO the act passed April
/ 1876, Ohio Laws, Vol. 73, page III.
| This Committee further finds that the book
| OF the Auditor are properly kept.
| CHARLES A. ATKINSON, Pros. Atty,
/ JAMES B. PAINE,
JAMES \. ALEsHIRE, Committee.
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