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Gigantic Footman - Did You ring
ma'am2'
Tender hearted and impnlsive Lady
Yes, Thomas. YOU see this poor kitten
the children have found? IL is mother
less. Get some milk, Thomas; NEW like
its mother. and iced IL.
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Better give the baby a rattle lie can
get lots of fun out OF a revolver. but il is
apt TO go off and hurt somebody. When
you see the baby in the back yard With n
reporter looking over the ience and
whistling. II hear an angel calling, it is
as well TO go out and take the weapon
away from the infant
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The politicians OF Mississippi have sue
ceeded at last in smoking Judge Ham
off the bench and now seek TO suspend
from party utilization altogether. They
think he has been quartered on them
long enough, and with the welfare OF the
party at steak can easily be dispensed
with. Eggsactly so.
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A lady friend Of ours says that the
beautiful vistas Of her soul life b'come
blurred when she sends her husband 10
the corner grocery with four bts Tor a
Loaf OF bread. aud h- CONES back chewing
cloves and tells how he rIusly gave
away the change to blind man with
only one hind leg
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HERIFFs SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

HERIFF's SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
State of Ohio, JarxsOn county, ss.:
Court OF Common ileaS.
Home Building and Loan Association VS.. John
II. Allen et al.
On Ist order OF sale.
Notice is hereby given, that iu pursuance of
an order of sale issued out Of said court, the
9Th day uf July, A. ID. 1877. aud tO me directed
il'.tif OF said county, Will Orr fot sale
the doOr of the Court Hou~e, in said county, on
Saturday, August 18th, A. ID 1871,
nj O'clock r. NJ. of said day, the following de-
~cribed real estate, situate I'm the county Of
Jack aud STATE Of Onto fowl
Lot numb'-T iuriy-'our t4il in NHughn's addi-
tiun L. tlI- town ct jackson, in Jack>On county,
.Bhi,i, Nc.pting ala the mineral sIonecoai un-
IL Ily ing sad it, and the RI ht 10 mite aud re-
mov- said coal by uHdetgi, und "a lrnad, aud
the riEhl to Use and rtiiIoah lor removing coal
und'r a,Jacrni lois, aud OtbeI lots in the vtcin-
~ of ~siiI lstt humber a..
Apprti>. q nt sl.J0
T.rtIt- of sale. cash on day Of sale.
To b-- sOtti "a the pr perry OF John III. Allen,
to 't-fy Judgui.i.t ai. tis cT- iu laVOr VI tue
Hp pu- Bu ,lIug and Liam AS~O tatiOn.
ID tta.t this l'Ft '-tv of ~, A D. is,T.
.OHN NJ. WIZ, oh "a J. c. q,
J w. Lon b. ., alt ytgPIG
gLA Nsss
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Unto the good little boy shall! be given
the picnic ticket, but the wicked boy
shall recline on his mothers knee. Veri-
ly, in the day when she wax-th it to him
with her slipper his heart shall be iull oi
repentance and his bowling shall disturb
the neighbors
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Road Notice.

Notice Is hereby given, that petition will be
pl esenied To the Comm iSsiOners of Jackson
county, OHIO, AT their next session, 10 br held
On the iii st Monday I'm September A. ID. 1877,
praying for the alteration OF the county ru
Is gDning ~ the y iutbest coruer OF "Bund! .
Reservation" OF ufty acres. tn the sOuthw st
quarter of Section No. 81, Township No. 10 or
Range No. IL, Ia Milton tp.; thence Iubb NJ
nOftheTly 10 where sad rotd interSects Iie
public road leHding from Hamden, in Ninton
county, To Berlin, la JHrkSbn county, OhiD,
opposite the residence of II. q. Lasiey, E-q.
auu1-lW
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DIVORCES

Legally and quietly Obialnt.i Ia very State
aud T,riitory, tor INCOMPATIBILITY aud
other causes, no matter wurre the party
sides. 10 yeiIfs' ex peTiencs. Fee after d,cree.
All letters CONFIDENTIAL. Address A. j. DEX-
TER, ATTY, Rooms aud ., l3l Dearborn ST.,
Chicago. III. UnquestlOuable references gwen.
Correspondence with the legal profession in-
yiied auGsI1V
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Direct connections made at Lancaster for
Circleville, Zauesville, aud all points ON the
Cincinnati Muskingum Valley kailway-and
at Columbus for all points East aud West. No
change of cars from Columbus TO Philadeip ph IL,
New York, indianapolis, and ChicaEo.
q. X. CARR, Sup't.
W. A. MILLS General Ticket Agent.
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HJUsE JOINT RESOLUTION
Relative to an Amendment of Articles Four
and Eleven of the Constitution. Reorgan-
izing the judiciary of the State of Ohio.

Be q resolved by he General AsseDably Of the
tate Of Ohio (thTet- fiti Ia Df All tte ttb.s
elected 10 sat''it bOuS- cOncurring Ihrrtiu). That
proposition To amend tile Constitution Of the
state of OHIO, he Hubfnittrd To the 81. ctorS Uf
ihs. SLATE, un the ~ tsind Tuesday of October A
ID 1871, aS follows. Ia wit:
Thsi seci ions one. three. fire. sir. eight tirelre,
f0uTte. yteen. siLteeH ana efghb en- 81 uItlcls
t'uf, b- ah,Itndru To- read follows, and
- ctlOn sevsn. of article four, and SsrttOuS
| twelve and thirteen Of article eleven, be re-
| led.
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npo th~ ~uuy d the
psron als.igl
Who srar. h .g -i e.,ss ,s.s ,as
q
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No People in the Wcrld

suffer as much with NEURALGIc or RHEU-
AIATIc complaints as Americans. and no nation is
so prolific in remedies to cure, yet come in con-
tact every day with scores who are suffering with
cut having found the cure they have sought for.
To any one who has ttsed
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Who sss,s shss ssH .sass
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THE STATE OF OHIO,
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
]. Milton Barn y, Secretary o. State of the
State OF ohio, do hereby certify thai the foregu-
ing Is "a true copy OF act therein named,
pissed by the General Assembly of the State OF
Ohio, on the 9th day OF April, A. ID. 1877. taken
from the riginal robson file In this of officr.o
In Witness Whereof. | have heIeuntO SUBJ
Ecribed my name, ami affixed the
seal. Seal of this Office at Columbus, The
9th day OF April. A. ID. 1877.
MILTON BARNES,
7ap77m6 Secrrtaty oT state
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stations marked thus tel are nag stations, and
rains will stop when signaled 10 do 80.
W. W. PEABODY. Master Transp.
W. G. EVANS, Agent al Jackson.
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egs uaisa STATE dsa ,hs
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Win nu. nana.alL
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TIME TABLE.
WEST BoUNI

Two express trains daily as follows Except
Sundaysl:
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A Cure Warranted.


% Efe ] ss I'D f ss s? s: $ % .SS s;s % '' meath amer '
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rheumatism and NeuraIgia.

Read the following testimonials from weli-known
citizens Of Cleveland
CLEVELAND, o., July 6. Is76
LAWSON CHEMICAL Co.:
GE.Ts: have been laid up with Rheumatism
three long months 90 could } AK have tired
AL medicines and lin mcuis VIII ch l ccu,d hear Of,
Int no cure uni I used LAWSON'S CURATIVE,
Which / can recommend 10 sufferers from Rheuma-
tism, for II Cur me N t.rce Gays SO that could
Efterd to my busiT ezs.
l lave wTstten IKE above for the benefit Cfthose
t,-at .;.Gcr with that d essc.
S. ~. ROWE, sT4 Ontario street.
IT=on George Seholsy, tl.s Popular Hair Dresser.l
CLEVELAND, o., November 2, Is74-
LAWSON CHEMICAL COHrAFY:
fJr over year was 4 great sufferer from NEU-
rs-CiA in my Ia al tired a.most every ieHsedy that
l coud hear Of v a told by physicians that ought
tory change Of cl maie. A lady recommended
awsoss Curative. / proour, d n bottle and an
.eased to say that the ia ie ae pain vas removed
F'-.ost instantly. Have used four los;.Cs. Con-
ii-sr tie c-sease en;i-ely cured
CEO. d. SCHoLEY.
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STORE: .

Also keep a first class Store,
opposite the Court House,
where they sell goods cheap.
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Eminent and Skillful Physicians

use the Curative largely in their practice, and
prominent elergymen and editors recommend il
from a knowledge Of its effects. Had we space we
could give hundreds Of certificates fron parties well
known in this community; but beg to refer to
our pamphlet, which is 20 be had Of Druggists, or
Al be sent BY nail application. All the cer;h-
Gates are entirely voluntary and enanate fren per-
sons Of standing and rsspectabiLty, and wEo may
be communicated with by letter. or in person.
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LAWSON'S CURATIVE

we need only say that it is compounded with the
tane scientific skill and care as heretofore, and
maintains the deserved reputation which it has
acquired by the wonderful eurss it has performed.
To those who have never tested the CURATIVE
e urge tr.al Of its virtues for the diseases named
-llsw.
Il has stood the test Of years, based ON its in
lrinsie merits, and nearly every community pos
sesses some living evidence Of its Pzin-destroying
and curative properties.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
NEW -YOkk AID PHILADELPHIA

Thirteen Throtgn Trans way Cay thros Dcpouin
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4 DODWORTWS CLASSES FOR DANCING
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For Bows and Young Men-Country.
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For Young Ladies-Country.
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HONE CLASS. Boonton, y. D., one hour
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IRVING FEMALE COLLEGE, Mechanics
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CELECr FAMILY and DAY SCHOOL for
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For s at p. %br E"sS4 '' a
POCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack, n. 10th
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qp SIT os board iael waaai ana ,1 b SpniS
SG Sr & ''o ,6drt.s ST o. Mo i D. d. Fort ID
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TO PARENTS and TEACHERS.-A gentle
man earnestly seeks ilyce ara n.oreaon 10 il
Spirited restless buf honorable boy o. H. VINO mates ieh
ihoosy ana Is willing go school allowed to seleci
such siqdie az ts jgdsmenl Ppr9ye put Pes o 70 go
business hours ske private lessons IN such stGdS
pPeSenf scooi course which he SO much isics change
his school where shan Il Tor hm ne 3esI Chr-liln nI
to- PA S eire F. O. Box ~ city viii be
ga efuily received
limited STATES SCHOOL AND COLLEGE
y DIRECTORY FOR 1871
goo pages. with Map and Illustrations.
Circulars schools combined IN this one publ
cation
standard medium 81 comm lncatiOn between SCHOOLS
ending patrons, wherein parents aud guardians NAV uD
Information relating 10 the better class oi schOa
10 tho Selection OF
suo they Do search o. without the ncOhFeh-
tha usual o. collecting the same
the above stated purpose viii be sent Tree upon re-
cppt OF pudtaCC. celts.
ssmphets AMI information Of city and country schools fur
nsled O. RAIIITOCSLH. ..
HEADGlAKlEE 70. SCHOOL. INtOkN ALTON
4. COTFSWOkiH PINCKNEH.
DEALER IN SCHOOL SUPPLIES,
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New Civilizations.
THE AMERICAN TAUCHNITz.

THE AMERICAN TAUCHNIIZ.
Messrs. Ro,ceYts Brothers ere inauguraiinga
COLLECTION OF ORIGINAL NOVELS,
Which in appearance simi'e OF the celebrated
Leipzig editions TauChnz and which will be sold
moderate price Of 80 cents each The first issue no"
ready is
MERCY PHILBRICK'S CHOICE,
novel which has already become famous in the 40 Name
senesr and which has reached circulation of 1000
by booksellers Mailed postpaid by the publishers
Roberts Brothers York trade supplied By
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NEW -YORK CENTKAL AND HUDSO

~ RIVER RAILROAD. - Commencing sept Il, ls4I
through trains viii leave Grand Central Depot; , ,
500 - western and Northern Express WIN UldNns
room Rochester: also 10 II. Adams. .,
1890 o. special Chicago ana western h1!i.SS' 49,
drawing room cars TO Canandaigua Rochester hnao '"
Niagaia Falls ,...- ,,.,.,.
1890 a. a.. Northern and Western Express to tea White
La aud Rutland -.
ALBANY Tor principal stations To syracuse.
400 p. M, Albany ana Troy Express stops az sing sing
Pc h.kul GtrIirOn.s an ur clral stations ioi'L .
GOO d. IN, -. Louis Express with Seepnecafs oi -
Bunalo, Niagara taiS ana ii A"'t
saratoga. ~, III. ,...,.- 80. O..
Waf,royu Rochester Niagara Fails. Buffalo, Cleveland, To
edo detroit and Chicago aui 10 Montreal va ~ Adams
100 p. M, Express, with sleeping cars loi Albany "nu
Troy ,.-,..- e. -.
252 26l 4!3 broadway and "a MestcOt Express Co.'S
0i,es No PARK place. 715 and Gi2 broadway NegIorA
and $50 Washing tnn-st., BrookNn. ,
Wv -" - m AlEDh Il. G.neIal naa.-ngAr AgnnL
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For Both Sexes-Country.

YOUNG LADIES wishing to continue studies,
and South, NAV iom class for the WINTER. Auiie
A n. lirnNn y. j.
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rENHE MISSES MOTIFS ENGLISH and
4 FRENCH FAMILY ard DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG
LADIES 80 81 Wallet New.uayeu. Conn. circulars sent
upou aIuiratinu.