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DIsAGREEABLE TRUTHS.

We have often noticed that there is a
disposition among men to place much
higher estimate upon themselves than
they are entitled to by merit This is
more particularly the case among the ig
norant. 1t is said that the Chinese re-
gard themselves as being vastly superior
to all other people, and they think they
are the children of the Sun, while all 9th
er people are outside barbarians. But
this is not confined to the ignorant
Learned men, scholars, Christian men,
fall into this error. Recently we heard
an intelligent minister talk of the digni-
ty and nobleness of man, and his God
like qualities, and he spoke Of this digni-
fed being debasing himself to the condi
ton of brute by drunkenness. That
notorious Rev. humbug, Joseph Cook, in
his lecture on conscience, in speaking OF
a man passing a grogshop, says:
Finally, | make up my mind that /
will 90 in there and drink. 1t is my
intention to go in there and drink put
forth a choice. l step freely into that
place of temptation. l come out beast =
Is this slander OF beasts thoughtless-
ness. or is it cowardice? The beast is
dumb, so far as making defense against
such vile slander is concerned. and it
takes coward to assail the helpless. 1t
is an insult to the wise Creator. Will
the Rev. humbug Cook tell US when and
where he ever saw beast drunk Will
he tell us when and where he ever saw a
hog. dog, wolf. tiger, polecat, or even a
serpent, drunk. or going around with q
roll of poisonous, sinking tobacco pro
truding from its mouth Man is far be
meath any four footed beast, fowl of the
air, saurian, serpent or fish. Why not
realize this startling truth, and 60 to
work to make man better The male
species of beasts often fight and destroy
each other, and thus improve by the sui
vival of the fittest; but did the brute
portion of the creation ever cause such
destruction of life and waste of energy al
did the late war in this country, to per
petuate human bondage-not the bond
age Ol pTisOncIS CdpNuIeu III OdiAiei Ou
the bondage of innocent men, WON er
and children, native born. Did any mar
ever know a four.footed beast, bird, ser
pent or FISH, to assault their females p
Can this be said of the noble and Godlik'
man2
Those who place so high an estimate
upon themselves, should take lessons il
seeing themselves as others see them
Read that cutting piece written b!
Burns. where he saw the louise crawling
on the white collar Of the fine proud lady
She did not see the louse, but other
did. We are too apt to blind our eyes Il
the lice crawling upon our moral, and
national, and religious character.
Read the account of the Pharisee ant
Publican who went up to the Temple Il
pray Read the estimate each placed up
on himself, and what was the estimate
placed upon each by the Allwise obsery
er. He that exalteth himself shall b
abased but he that humbleth himsel
shall be exalted.
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SMALL BUSINESS.

County papers often do small things,
but the city papers can always beat them
at little tricks of petty meanness. The
big city papers have been bowling for
years because papers have been carried
free Of postage in the county where pub
lished True. this applied as we'll to cit
les as to country. All papers published
in Cincinnati 90 free through the mails
any place in Hamilton county.
But now to one Of the petty swindles to
which city papers resort. In October last
the Cincinnati Gazette sent out a large
number Of circulars to Postmasters, Of
fering them the weekly Gazette three
months if they could put up the pros
pectus of the Gazette in the Postofice,
and obtain three new subscribers. The
Gazette Company at once commenced
sending the papers to the Postmasters,
without waiting for them to accept the
proposition. The Postmaster at Cincin
natl stopped these papers. because the
proper postage was not paid. Richard
Smith, editor Of the Gazette, posted off to
Washington City and told lie to the
Department. and got temporary decis
ion in his favor. Then a special agent
was sent to Cincinnati to investigate the
matter. Mr. Bissell. the law officer OF
the Department, gave scathing legal
opinion against this petty attempt OF the
Gazette Company to swindle the Govern
ment out of a little postage The Gsi
zette appears to be insensible to shame
for its rascality, and continues to abuse
the officer who did his duty.
For petty trickery, lying, meanness and
low rascality. you may always depend up
on the 0reat city papers.
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Sheriff = Sale OF Real Estate.

state of Ohio. Jackson County, e.
Count 81 Common Pleas.
Fannie ~. Fleids ". May a. Fisids q 81.
In rartitiou.
Notice "a hereby wlVrn. that 1 wtli unsF COR
sale ~ puhiir aucliuus az The duuf 81 the Court
House, In jackson. on
Saturday. February :. A. ID 1873.
al one O'Clock ,. m. % aaia day. the following
ussrfiilrd fral estate. situate 10 the ruuutN ~
Jackson and stats ~ OHIO. ~ witi
The Wcat half uf the aoufh EAST quaftrf. and
the east half uf thf nuuth wuaf quaftuf. also
forfy is1l acFra OF of the south end ni ths east
half % the nofth wesi quarter. Al in seciiou
seven N. ~ range nufntcf ninefr.n no con.
faiuina - acfca more 90 les. ThN fuilnwtna
descftiarsi part % snid rfcuIisfa are aufirrt %
the dover ceinfr uf sarah A. Yields. wihuw ~
the said John flrida drurasasi. % Wlt The
north halt - ihn est bali 20 thr nuutE wsst
quarter oi scrilun twenty snlns 90 township
Z. muEa %.
Flrsi ds-cribe.i tract. unincumbarei hy dow
af. nuprulsrli af SD.
,>ss9na d--cfil.ed tract. cncumbefsd by dow.
g.. appraised ~ tfii.
Thifd dc.cnbsd tract, uniucumbcrud 30 dow-
81, nupfAlasu mt NiF.
lobe soid IN rrftnin rfnecefiuEs in partition
wherein Fsnnio ~. YIELDS is rutifiuncr, and
Mary A. Yields rt 81 drfnudanfa.
Terms uf uuNathifd un day % sale. ono.
third in oua year. aud the frsidun in tuu year,.
the deferred payments 60 bs secufsi ~ notes
aud mufiEaEn on the prrmlses suld, aud 70 bar
interest I'd sln pcf crut. trutn daY % sale.
Given under my hand ihis aisi day ef nsrsfn'
JOHN n. FwtN0. sh'nLc.o.
J. Z. Iones, atty fuf rl'n.
lau8f3t
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Every Patrun Of the Weekly Tines
l. presented. free q charge. With copy q the
Times illustrated Yearbook,

An elegantly printed volume of scieutinc and
miscellaneous articles. Illustrated With thr nn-
ct ruEraVinws. n aiao cuutainsa DIARY fun
THE YEAR issA. Ia value and nttFaraiveneMn
q = superior 10 any rrrseut ever before ofefrd
~ Newspaper rupiiahsfas
TERMS single NuharfItrra. per year q q
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A paper in Mississippi, called the South
ern States, thus tells what the rebel De
mocracy propose to do:
when we have thus obtained the up
per hand, we propose TO undo what has
been done by the Radicals since 1861, as
far as lies in our power We propose to
tear the negro amendments out OF the
Constitution. We propose to restore the
Planter Republic Of our fathers in all its
original purity and simplicity.
When the
repeal of the revolutionary amendments
are sprung upon the country, it will catch
up and carry the popular sentiment with
it, from seaboard to seaboard-"
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
IL United States for the Southern District OF
ohio. In Bankruptcy, No. lSs2. In the matter
Of Patrick III. Washam, Bankrupt. Southern
District OF Ohio, -: Cincinnati, OhiD, Jan. 4,
1873. The Creditors OF said Bankrupt are hereby
notified that the above named Bank rupt has
made application for n final discharge from all
his debts, in accordance with the Bankrupt Act
of the. United States of March ?, 1851 and the
acts amendatory thereof. and that said nppli-
cation has been set for hearing at 10 A. NJ. on
the nth day Of February, 1878. before Nelson W.
Evans, Register in Bankruptcy OF said Court.
at his Office, No. ll2 West second Street, at the
city of Portsmouth. in said District, at which
time and place you can appear and show cause,
IL any you have, why such discharge should
not be granted. Creditors are further notified
that the Second and Third General Meetings Of
Creditors, required by the 9th and 2sth sec
tiOns OF said Bankrupt Act, will be holden at
the same time and place. before the Register In
Bankruptcy. THOMAS AMBROSE.
Clerk u. ;. District Court Southern District Of
Ohio.
aJAMEs TEIPP, Solicitor for Bankrupt.
IOian3t
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In pursuance OF an order granted by the Pro-
bate Court OF Jackson County, Ohio, / will offer
for sale, on the
Oh Nav of Eabruary n 1879
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at l O'Clock p. NJ, at the door Of the Court
House, In Jackson, in said county, the follow
ing described real estate, situate In said county
and State. tO-Wit:
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Il United States for the Southern District OF
OhtO. In Bankruptcy, No. II 18. In the matter
of Hiram Stephenson. bankrupt. This Is to
give notice that on the 26th day OF December.
A. ID. lSs4, warn In bank uptsy was issued
against the estate of Hiram Stephenson, OF
Jackson, in the county OF Jackson aud State Of
OHIO, who has been adiudgCd bankrupt ON
his own petition; that the payment of any
debts and delivery OF any property belonging
TO said bankrupt 10 him or for his u.e and the
hx iayv fbat . in,,lti.s ~ -. - - ~
said bankrupt to prove their claims and TO
choose one OF more assignees Of his estate will
be held at n Court Of Bankruptcy, TO be holden
at ll2 West Second street. Portsmouth, Ohio.
before Nelson w. Evans, Esq, Register, on the
18th day OF January. a. ID. 1873, at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ. w. X. THRALL. U. =. Marshal
as Messenger
By THos. S. TAYLOR, Deputy.
James Tripp q &. A. Atkinson, Attorneys.
lOanIW
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The Ohio Legislature met on Monday
and organized. The House elected Mr.
Neal for Speaker Among the minor
places. Charles Rhodes, Of Jackson, was
elected Engrossing Clerk of the Senate.
The message of Governor Young was sent
in, and is a sensible document, treating
of State affairs.
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THROAT. LIUNGs. IIIIl !; liver B RLDOl

Ia the wonderful Q sflrIHr Oh WL.f' ltr iirtrfi
are ain1tc ,ilare.ri f.F eel cf hC ! erltrrrf hos
love. BE- has rHtaiIUt.i ia hfral1HH tiarr 20 81.
turc'- auvcrc.gn curative rrT rrIic.. uh 3D. 1n.i
inr ufe .ick tian were ctcr Ic.urr ranis.nesi ~
nuc meiriuc. Tie Ctl culc u' tlis ilrt D. g un iu
The great variety nf muaf usiiu fc I eiaea Whlfh
u hrs Teen fuurH iH csurUrr o. iie cure -
bronchitis, severe Coughs, 1usi thc early
staars of Eou@u ai utl utt. g. las aHiHuisAci uIn
mclieal lculy. Hul cuii.ct Fiir steInra pro.
nuunrc b tie greatest n.c,iirHl diarHtcrY n tie
aEc. Whiie d curca thg sctorgt Cauras. ID
firtitashcna TIE syFfcn aul purtfirs the
blood. nV Be- great ant ilnrnuEh ht0fsi. .rurtffs
irR properties, % cures a.l ttumorH. fran the
worst Nerofula O. q rfHIfunu ttlutr IA Asfua-
pie. or Eruption Mrrrur ai diseasc. MlnCras
i'ai-1fs. aul thcir cdcrfs, ere Cfaiitcaicsi. nnd
Hsl.ciL ErY-ipcins. satt-rheum, Fever
gorcs. ~cnly or ftouEh Nhiu, in short. ali
fIfr nuweruma discIaua rIfacl hF hIfl hlnfsl, aro
conquered By tiis powerful puriif ftur. ant im-
vi-Hratiug mc.lrlnc.
In you feel ,iuii drausr tehliiiaie.i hare saiiow
cuinr uf skin. vriinwish brown sports on facc Or
iniv. frcuurnf hr8factc fiEg nee, hld taste in
mouth. internal beat nf rhilis alicruatcd with bod
nushca, low apirifs, and gloomy furclosllnEa. r.
regular arpcfIir. ard usuHue C1ufcl ynu are
suHCriHz fruia Torpid Liver. - I" ttilIous-
uess.w o. mlnf rlfcs nf Liver Com
pIafut - nnfr fiHt nf ftcec atmufuuf are rN.
ieficuoe.i. A. n rrurfiF fur al fufh caacs. ~.
Frrrr's tnsicH Mellrl4 Discovery has 500 e4mal,
o. !. crcc'- perfect rrres, icating uiC Ever
rcHzil.eresl ani hcaiiltf.
s't0 sy 11ycclsrs A. q Pta Borrtf.
irr..ryi B.. "a. =. Pst.RCT.. n. ~. sic
!s... ri..f. ai tNe 'hiha hiHFhNHARf
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The letter Of VIM Chandler, expos
ing the rascality Of the foul bargain by
which Hayes bought his way to the
Presidency, has created big scare
among the rascals implicated. We have
received full copy Of the document and
intend to publish it at some future time
Justice is slow, but sure. and we have an
abiding faith that God is just, and that
his u.tice will not sleep forever.
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There is much talk and excitement in
Dayton about the management of the
Dayton and South Eastern Railroad. 1t
is claimed that the President Of the Com.
pany, Mr.. Mead, has been guilty of skull
duggery in this. that he had the bonds Of
the company deprecated to 40 cents on
the dollar, and then bought in a large
quantity of them at this figure, on his
nrivata account
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Whole number Of Policies issued, 2g7.Gig
Number Of Policies issued during 1876, Z3,000.
This Company issues all its Policies on the
Stock plan. No Premium Notes are taken, and
the assured are not liable TO assessment.
In the last past three years, this Company
has paid
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NEGRO NAY MURDERED.

Friday night a white man named
MARYLAND while on a drunken spree at
Elizabethtown. Carter County. declared
his intention of killing "nigger" before
he slept, and he kept his word lie was
not belligerent toward any particular col
ored man. but picked quarrel with the
first one he met. and becoming thorough
ly enraged, followed the poor creature.
who was endeavoripg to escape his fury,
ssd shot him through the head with q
pistol ball
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By THos. s. TAYLOR, Deputy.
James Tripp q &. a. Atkinson, Attorneys.
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Most of the temperance lecturers who
have made speeches here during the
present winter, have taken the ground
that the world is growing wiser and bet
ter. We do not believe a word of it
There has never been, in the history of
the world, so much drunkenness, vio-
lence, crime. outrage and bloodshed, as
at the present time. 1t does no good to
shut our eyes to these alarming facts.
On the 3lst of December. 1877, the Gin
cinnati Commercial published a record of
the murders committed in this country
during the year, and it made nearly sew
en- columns. set solid, in fine type
Thefnisery caused by strong drink,
not ending in murder, would fill scores
of papers every year. AS a sample OF
what may be seen in the papers almost
every day. we take the following, from
the n Y Snn Of last Friday:
WHAT RUN DID FOR THE HEwIrTs.
Mention was made in yesterdays Sun
Of the arrest of the Hewitt family at 453
East Sixteenth street. They were ar
TdlButu OelOfe ust hnOTeLu AT Jeuef-
son Market Police Court, and seldom are
more abject prisoners seen in the police
courts.
1t will be remembered that the night
before Mrs. Margaret Ayres, more dead
than alive, had rushed into the Twen-
tieth street police station, and complain
ed to Sergt. Ryan that on last Sunday
Mrs. Hewitt had poured the contents of a
kettle taken from the stove upon her
The kettle was iull of boiling water. Mrs
Ayres had for some time lived with the
Hewitts. On Sunday evening they got
into a drunken quarrel. Mrs. Ayres tried
to paciiy Them and got the boiling water
for her pains. Her screams somewhat
staggered the Hewitts, sobering them
sufficiently TO make it clear to them Mrs
Ayres had been terribly injured. They
laid the scalded woman on their misera-
BILE bed and applied molasses and rags to
her wounds, but they refused to call a
doctor, though Mrs. Ayres begged pite-
ously for ore. They watched her closely
allowing no one to speak to her and not
permitting her to leave the room.
On Wednesday night the Hewitts again
got beastly drunk, and, opportunity OF.
iering, Mrs. Ayres made her escape, run
ming all the way to the police station
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We often hear about the lovely results
of the rebel policy of President Hayes.
1t is said there is peace in the South
Some time ago we gave an account of the
burning OF "a "d-d Niger" in Mississippi.
A day or two ago the following account Of
little diversion in Tennessee, appeared
in the correspondence Of the Cincinnati
Gazette:
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And variety of skeichss and Es.ays from
popular writers. are given In svsry number.
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Mrs Chisholm. whose family was .mur
dered in Mississippi under the Hayes
policy OF pacifcation. has received an ap-
pointment to a clerkship at Washington.
This seems poor return for her great
loss
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The Cincinnati Gazette has an account
of the probable insanity Of Hon. Job E.
Stevenson, of Cincinnati. He is East,
acting very strangely. One report says
he is drinking heavily. We guess that is
all that ails him.
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Notice.


sPEINorIELD, ONO, Dec y, is57.
The annual meeting OF the Stockholders of
the Springfield, Jackson and Pomeroy Rail-
road company, viii be held at the General
once, In Springfield, Ohio, ON "Wednesday.
January .. ls7H, for the purpOle OF electinE
Board Of Directors for the ensuing year, uud to
transact such other business a. may come be-
dec50,8t GEO. A. BARNES. scc'y.
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AAnlICTAnur Produced ia two weeks;
mUUS hdnE Luxurious whi.kers 10 one
month. A grand success. Those " nO want
nice Whisker or Mous;achc use our prcpara-
ton. No cheap makeup, but n genuine artl-
Gle. The preparation u 20 very expensive IN
its character, that we cannot sell u at less than
81 % per package. 10 Will b. mailed free on re-
celpt of the price. bv addressing
HUNT a Co, Hair Drcssers,
dpc6fly Main street, Rockville, Ont.
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NOTICE TO PEDDLERs.

Notice l. hereby given 10 all persons whe are
peddiing In Jackson county without allcense,
that they are equosted 10 get the proper license
or the Statute will have 20 be enforced.
4. W. PATTERSON, Auditor J. G.
sept a. 1870 n
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Direct connections made at Lancaster for
Circleville, GAINESVILLE, and all points on the
Cincinnati Muskingum Valley Ratlway-and
at Columbus for all points East and West. No
change of cars from Columbus to Philadelphia la,
New York, indianapolis, and Chicago.
q. X. CARR, Sup't.
w. A. MILLS General Ticket Agent.
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Mrs Creighton has been sentenced at
Lancaster to three years in the Peniten-
tiary, for killing her husband.
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Cheap Guns for the People.

Double Shot Guns, from 81 to so. nreech
shot Guns. all kinds, 81 to IS Rifiez. Muzzlo
and Breech Loading single and Repeating, 7,
ers. q ~ TO 80.
Goods sent by Express c. o. D., with privilege
to examine. Price list free. Address, GREAT
WESTERN Gun WORKS. Pittsburgh, Pa.
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TRAINS GOING NORTH.
CONNECTIONS.

At COLUMBUS with Pittsburgh, Cincinnati &
st. Louis R'y, for Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington and New York.
For Chicago, Indianapolis and 81. Louis and
all western points.
For Cincinnati, Dayton and points on Little
Miami Division.
With Baltimore * Ohio X. r., for Chicago, Bal
timore, Washington, Newark and Ztnesville.
With Cleveland, Columbus. Cincinnati & In
dianapolis Ry, for Cleveland, Buffalo and
points North.
With Columbus & Toledo Z. r.. for Delaware,
Toledo, Detroit and the West
With Columbus, Springfield a Cincinnati X. II.
for London, Springfield, Sandusky and Gin
cinnati.
With Cleveland, Mt. Vernon & Columbus n. r.
for Cleveland and Mt. Vernon.
AT CIRCLENILLE with 4. * NJ. V. R'y, for
Lancaster, Zanesville, Washington 4. H, Will
mingtOn and points West.
AT CHlLLICOTHE with G. & NJ. r. X. for Ham
den, Athens, Cincinnati and intermediate
points.
AT wAVERLY with s., j. & p. r. r. for Jack
son.
AT PORTSMOUTH by Steamer for Huntington,
connecting with Chesapeake and Ohio X. X.
for Charlottesville, Va, Gordonsville, Va.
Richmond Va, and all points in South
Atlantic States.
]. b. PETERS. GEO. CHANDLER,
superintendent. Act. GenI Ticket Agt.
COLUMBUS, ..
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Notice.

There will be an annual meeting of the stock
hoders OF the Dayton a Southeastern Railroad
Company at the once Of said Company, at Day
ton, Ohio on the second Tuesday OF January,
TO wit January sth. ISIS, from 90 a. m. To p. M.
OF that day. for an election OF Directors for said
Company and for the Transaction oi other busi-
ness. ID. +. MEAD, President.
j. q. Arnold. Secy.
Dayton, o., December fth, isT7. dccl8td
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ON all questions that affect the welfare Of the
people 90 thc nailuns arr candid aud liberal IN
tone, brief aud rmrY Ia style. and NOT Intention.
nlly onemalNn 20 nnl rlasa % Ilalrra.
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hl THE WEEKLY
N0h States I'm a n
WI ONE DoLLAH A YEAEi
SIX COPIES FOR FIVE roLLARs.

TIME OHIO sTATESMAN. DAILY AND
II WEEKLY, e. enjoying under IT. present
management. prosperity that The organ uf the
Ohio ncmucmry 90 the state tHp tai has not
knuwH hutufr since iiH VuimY a. ., whom un-
dct the control of Samuel MfdHIy. And the
course % - present prosperity mHy truthfully
b. htfuUutOd 90 thr Tact that o. ia nee more an
Iff,,,,ti,t th.nts.rr5fts tlrinrIt,is- A. aresfis
allegiance o. 40 clique 90 fiuEs hui a tarks 30
Iiticni Htu.tH with fhr nih time N.Eur that
chnrnrtef = q ~ twenty Nrura ago.
The WEEKLY e. n large sheet swing Column
bus aud Sttt. ness with fullncss second %
no other a acr. AndtCsa,
noy2gigm J. n. LINTOS, Coiumlus, Ohio
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Describing the merits of their several localities
a. places ~ residence especially in the sssuth
aud Par West, are iuvaiuahlo % persons toaks
inE cot Cor new homes
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Making close connections with trains north
on ScOtO Valley Railroad for ChillicOthe, Cir
cleville, Columbus and all points Fast, West
and North. Passengers have six hours time in
Columbus and return the same day. The q
m. train from Jackson makes connection with
Express south on the SciOtO Valley road for
Portsmouth.
Makes connections on the u m. train at
Jackson, for all points on the Portsmouth
HI. CHAPMAN, Vice President.
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a. FAsHIONABLE CARDS no TWO alike,
ZO with name, lOc. % ScroOl, with name,
lOc. poet paid. Agents outfit, Zoe.
GEO. /. REED & co,
octity Nassau, n. Y.
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ILLUSTRATED
ENVELOPES.

Peace. Temperance and Anti-Tobacco Envei-
opes, by the use OF which much good can De-
done. will be sent for % cents a hundred. or e3
per thousand. Specimens sent free. Nddrcs~
Elgin, III. dcc-u.3m