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Probate Court Proceedings.

Thomas Harris, adm'r of Davidi II arris
decd, VS.. Mary Harris ct al, petition to
sell land; order of sale made and issued.
David T. Davis, guar of John j. Price,
a lunatic, VS.. John J. Price ct al; petit
tion to sell land; order Of appraisemeut
moe acd Issued
One inventory an one account filed.
Nine accounts settl-c.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Silss Lewis and Nancy A. Serrott.
John j. Peart and Hannah j. Viii.
liams.
Curtiss Burnside and Maggie Bourland'
Samuel Vandivort and Margaret De
Witt
Franklin Anderson and Annie Rine.
hart.
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We hear some complaint that the
Presidents friends do not stand by him
in emergencies, with all the irmness that
could be desired When the Presidents
message vetoing the Silver Bill was pre-
sented to Congress, and Congress made
undue haste to pass the Bill over the
veto-such haste, in fact, as would seem
to indicate a contempt both for the Pres
ident and the veto. there was a
remarkable stiffness on the part OF
those members who have heretofore been
considered the especial champions Of the
President Truly, the way OF the Re
former is hard. The opinions Of those
who are in positions which enable them
to make intelligent observation in the
political field, so far as we have been able
to gather them, would seem to indicate
that the President cannot look to the
ultra Republicans for support, neither
can he depend upon the Democrats, save
in matters which result in benefit to
Democrats Thus in the two great par
ties, he is practically without support
But even that is not all The Reformers
the great and good guardians of the
public honor-are becoming lukewarm
and even the name of Civil Service Re
form is in danger of becoming a thing Of
the past That truly good Reformer is
placed in such a humiliating position
before the country, must be the fault of
somebody, and we would suggest that
when Mr. Hayes term of Office shall have
expired. he go East, and club him.
self, and wear a medallion Of Andrew
johnson upon his coat sleeve. for the
period Of four years. And. by the way,
the medallion might be stamped upon
the dollar Of the daddies.
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Last summer the New York Tribune
was one OF the warmest and most un-
reasonable supporters of the Hayes
treachery; now it says:
ut is the Presidents own fault that
his message, clear and straightforward as
il was, counted less with Congress than
newspaper editorial. 1t is the first
time. so far as we can now recollect, in
the whole history of the country, that n
veto message by the President of the
United States has not only been abso-
lutely impotent. but has actually increas
ed the strength Of the measure it for
babe. For the first time, the United
States has President who is shown to
be powerless, not only with his own par
ty. which he has displeased. but with the
opposite party, whose good will he has
not been able to win"
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The British army has been placed un-
der command of Lord Napier, the officer
who commanded the expedition to Abys-
sinia. American journalists are just now
advising Lord Napier what to do, in case
Of actual hostilities between England and
Russia. Lord Napier should not allow
this advice to be wasted. He should not
turn his back upon our noble warriors,
simply because they fight on paper, at
several thousand miles range. He should
remember the sad fate of Osman Pasha,
who blindly refused to heed the advice
of our able strategists, in regard to the
protection of Plevna, and other move
ments. Let him learn lesson from
Osman's failure.
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Hon. B. F. Wade died on last Saturda


Hon B. F. Wade died on last Saturday
morning. The following appeared in The
Cincinnati Times of Saturday evening:
"AsHTABULA, o., March 2.-Mr Wade
passed away very quietly, at halfpast 6
o'clock, this morning"
"FEoM THE FAMILY PHYSICIAN.
Hon. B. F. Wade has gradually failed
for the last four days Two days ago his
speech entirely failed him. owing to the
affection of the tongue and dryness Of the
mouth which have been features
of the case from the start; but was con-
scious up to the moment of his death.
His departure was like that of child
going to sleep. Not struggle or a moan
Indicated the last closing of an eventful
life. His emaciation is extreme. For
six weeks his fever has burned up his
body, but the massive brain still gave re-
Spouse to the outward world TO the last
moment of his life. r. A. TUTTLE.
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The criminal news, from all parts Of
the country. is appalling. Fro,n all
points comes news of full jails, large
criminal dockets, murders. robbery, etc
In our own State, the Penitentiary is
well filed, while crowds of convicts are
now on their way to that institution
After reading the telegraphic news for
three days, one is almost ready to believe
in the doctrines of Ingersoll and Beecher.
In fact, it leads 10 faa- ta-:, in case these
men are wrong, the gentleman with the
cloven foot holds mortgage on this
beautiful world Of ours, and that he is
actually beginning to foreclose.
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Six men were sent to the Penitentiary
from Portsmouth last week. David Will
son, whose real name is Hawkins, was
sentenced for four years for burglary
He had been in the Penitentiary before
for the same offense. He was originally
from near Bloom Furnace, and said he
had at one time worked in the coal mines
at Jackson.
A. ]. Goody was sentenced two years
for burglary. He has a wife and four
children in Jefferson township, in this
county.
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Notice.
S-cOnd Meeting % Creditors.

IN THE DISTRICT co --RT o. TIKI;
= United States FOR the Southern iis'rict e
ohio. IN Ban -ruptcv, 10. ts 81. II fhc matter
OF Frederick FlllIer, Ean,zrlDt. Al ports-iouth
in said District, on the "a day OF March, a. ID.
1878. Before Nelson W. Evans, one OF the Reg
listers of said District Court Ia Bankruptcy.
Southern District Of Ohio, ~: Notice is
hereby given that In in pursuance Of an
order of said District Court, second general
meeting Of creditors Of said Bankrupt will be
held on the .sth day OF March, a. -. ls7S ut
ociOCi- p. r., at ~ West -e"Unl Stree, fO"ts-
month. Nhio barprc ETa5Gr- 80. F-l1g ~wn ~f
the e-'ltgrs - -'G- '--fD D..-. ~ -r.f niItI-t.
tlc p 'rcGse. IA -lg. ID 'i1l= e. all -J.. .
of the Revised Statutes OF the United states at
which meeting debts may De proved and the
creditors may determine the amount Of divi-
dtnd TO be declared.
JOSEPH II. WILSON.
7mhI Assignee Of Bankrupt
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We see by the Portsmouth Times that
James L. Brown died in that place on
last Friday evening, of paralysis of the
brain and throat. He was about 48 years
of age. He was brother of Isaac Brown,
Of this place. He was engaged at Mon
roe Furnace several years, as clerk and
manager, and was well known by many
of our citizens. He was an honorable
business man and a good citizen.
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VOENEY H. BENTON,
AEc-7s AT Jackson, Ohio
STATE OF OHIO.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
CoLrxBUs February ), ls7s.

CoL-EBUs, February ), ISIS.
Whereas, the London Assurance Corporation,
located at Liverpool, in the United Kingdom OF
Great Britain aud Ireland, Foreign Fire In
surance Company, is possessed OF at least the
amount Of actual capital required OF similar
companies formed under the provisions Of the
Act entitled IAN Act 10 r. gulate Insurance
Companies doing an Insurance Business in the
State OF Ohio" passed April q, 1872. and the
thereto, and has deposited with the Superin-
tendent OF Insurance of the state OF Ohio, In
trust for the benefit and security OF its policy
holders residing In the state OF Ohio, a sum
not less than one hundred thousand dollars, in
stocks and securities required and allowed by
said acts, and has filed in this office n certified
copy Of its Charter or Deed OF Settlement, and
a detailed Statement OF its Assets and liabili-
ties, and evidences OF investments, and other
wise complied with all the requisitions Of the
said acts which are applicable TO Foreign Fire
Insurance Companies, Partnerships, and Asso-
Citations.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of law, 1, Will
lam ID. Hill, superintendent Of Insurance OF
the State OF Ohio, do hereby certify that said
Company is authorized TO transact its appro-
pirate business OF Fire Insurance in this State.
The condition and business OF said Company,
Dec 81, 1876, as shown by statement OF Home
Office made TO this Department, is as follows:
Amount OF actual paid-up Capital-EiiS275
Aggregate Amount of available As
Aggregate Amount OF Liabiiities
Except capital,) including re-in- -
Amount Of Income for the pTeced-
ing year in cash. ........... 5g2.G59 .
Amount OF Expenditures for the
preceding year In cash jS0,73l
The condition and business OF the. United
States or American Branch, December 81, 1871,
Is shown By statement, as follows
Aggregate Amount of available AS
sets Ia The United states-.......... $3.50, ,GjG.I5
Aggregate Amount OF Liabilities in
the United States, including re-
insurance. ............. z58. 1888
Amount OF Income for the preced-
ing year in cash in the United
States f,5553l
Amount OF Expenditures for the
preceding year in cash in the Unit
ed ..................... S38, ,fs2O7
In witness whereof, 1 have hereuntC
subscribed my name and caused the
sEAL.l Seal OF my Office TO be affixed. the
day and year above written.
W. ID. HILL, Superintendent.
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Ben. Pitman, 0. Cincinna ii, had his
wife's body burned, a..er death, md now
exhibits specimen of the ash-s, ~ 10y
OF illustration of his lecture on crema-
tion. To burn the body of ones wife, or
grandmother, and carry the ashes around
in snah-box, may be convenient. way
of disposing of the remains, but will
scarcely become popular.
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Now there is talk of securing Bob. In.
gersoll for three lectures in Pomeroy.
Bob. charges $3.50 for the three lectures.
1t is estimated that there are at least $50
persons in Pomeroy who would pay Bob.
a dollar a piece to prove there is no hell
Just for their own satisfaction, you
know Middlepo-t Republican.
Certainly. There is Chapman. the old
mileage grabber, who would give all that
$SS treasury grab to escape hell.
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Notice

q "a E Eiwnuia. mhu.n plHnn uf rraidomnn "a
uf.a nuum. viii faEn mufirn that Ivan Ndwafla
De-. uf fHr county uf farsasu HIHie uf ohio. did.
un thr Hfaf DAP ~ Janus fNs a. ~ la1Hs Nlr bis
urfttIuu tu thr Cuust Uf Nummun Flraa within
aud f1r fhr cuuutN uf larAauu Stale - uhins
AGAINST fhn ssiH iNnu lhmnfnas urfruHants enfs
tlum .nfth that hY thF trffna uf crffaln aMfrrs
riruf tnf e % HffruHauf bad HulH e1iH rialmtin
tHr uuuH-f1ef nuHr|H uf tlln uuiAnstFe guar
ID aTf.a uu tln NOR aI.ar 90 tltr tuuth halt ~
a1fH uufIHaHFfsf uuHfrrf uf sail alrtlun 81 AMI
hHI rHrt iWfl NlH HHN fFEfU'Hf nmH UfaAAnH
tnaf tar aa.u NtnH o. tafwnftia - uearrui o.
mako aaII rlaluftI O. good aua aHfflrirut deed
ID lI pHrrulesa. HfrHati rE o. tHU terms ~ aNld
affremrnt And thH haId EVan ~ Edwards is
nuffUrd that be- is frIulT.H a. aprFaf and am
swaf EIid u.fluns uu uf hHiufu tNu Third aatufs
las afInf thr Lab day nf MHrrh nrMts
ENAN FuWAtftt. ia.
~ Ious T. JoSfs, and MooHE LEAcu,
Attorney sfrtNW
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There was another victim of John
Sherman's policy in town last week, and
as he solemnly turned the crank, and
ground out the stirring strains of Fish
er's Hornpipe," he thought of the time
when a silver dollar t0as dollar.
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The Democratic champions OF Reform
and Economy, in Congress, have been, for
some time, wrestling with law by which
pensions can be granted to thousands of
ex-rebels, and which would increase the
amount of pensions paid. by about $9,000.-
nn0
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Springfield, Jackson and Pomeroy
R a IL IL . a ID
TIME TABLE.

Making ciuse connections With trains north
oa Sc.nso VALLEY Railroad fIr Cuiilicutur, CIR
clCyillr, Columbus and az points EHsfs West
and North Passengers have ak huuFa time tm
Columbus and rrfufu fhH same day. Tho o.
m. train rom Jackson makes connection with
ExprCss suuih Du the AriCtu valley road Tor
Portsmouth,.
Makcs connections On Tire o. m. train nt
Jackson, iur al points un thr fortamuuih
Ill. CHAPMAN. Vice President
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The lows IaNper Coumty fndeprndeut says of
The EEamiuufs "ln uur fudgmnuf thle is ne
hrsf religious urWspaurf De- the world ~ ia
fui CO Information % % hii thn most tmpor-
taut events ucrarr' aH che wufih ever tiu time
q pure. dlEninei aad clear. The ra9r Cor the
children ts thn mos aftfartivn oar little folks
have ever found. while its HuudnY aehooi de-
partfneut contains tHH arst helps inr Bible stu
deutA aud teachers"
The New ppniniou, % 80. John. Nee nruns.
wick. uava uf The EEautfrFs "ffs Ulllumua are
niisd with articles written o. a clear aud cans
clan style with extracts from standard Journals.
ElvinE Information on n great variety ~ sub
irris. and o. whole tone seems o. ~ good. We
commend u especially 20 the attention nf All
Baptist Christians Who desirr % b. kept thor
ounhly informed upon religions muNrmcuta
and religious topic. in both the NrW World
aud the Old. And iu political Intelligence in
discussions and Euaaip about literature Art aud
sciences, Thc Examiner and Chruuiria ia Ia no
rcapcci behind iu weekly compeiiiers any-
where"
-anscnd us your name and address on a
Postal Card aud ~ VIII arnd yuu fpur casirs
FOR examination.
Fnr sample copies amd terms % canvnsaefn
addrrss =. q. nsE 1s1s. New fofk city.
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Nineteen Losses in Jackson County,
Amounting 10
81S-217OO.

10 has moIc Farm property iusCrCl Ga lhis
County, than all other COmpanics, and j. the
cnly purely Farmers Insurance Company do
ing business in Ohio, aud pays Gamage by
Lightning whether FIRE cnsues or not.
A. certain Agents Of rival COmpuuit. have
grossly misrcDre~eutcd this Company In this
County, we take pleasure ia saying 20 the lH-
surfing public, that it, surplu, over all liabiii-
ties, Is larger than the entire assets Of Farmers
Of Howard, Ohio, and larger than the surplus
OF the American, Of Chlea~J.
The pErCuS.H Of both OF said tDUf- -"isI ." ace
-crding 20 the official Ivsrfcl"a Fs"~rt E. tue
Chic lns-wuca Department, were i.rr-r i" |E
iGlC their entire r--g. ..s 81. ls.il .-s-
ISAAC y. STEWARD,
Berlin Roads. Jackson Co., a.,
Agent fOT Jackson, Mcils- and Ninton cuuEties.
solictor-R. J. BACRUs, Gambia, Ohio.
aus30,d
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Direct connections made ~ Lancaster foF
Circleville, Laucsvillc, and All points on the
Cincinnati Muaklnuum Valley nntlwny-nud
AZ Columbus for all points East aud West. No
change Of cars from Columbus % philadelphia,
New York, indianapolis, and Chlcarn.
q. u. CARR, Fup'L
W. A. MILLS General Ticket AEont.
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In publishing the obituary notice last
week, oi D. Edmund Morgan, we had
his age 81 years. 1t should have been
80, anG was 80 written by Mr.. jenkins. 1t
W our mistake
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RANCE.
STATE OF OHIO.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,

COLUMBTs. January 2Sth, ls7s.
WHEREAS, The Gernania Fire Insurance
Company. located az New York in the State
Of New York, has filed in this office n sworn
Statement, by the proper officers thereof, show
ing its condition and business, and has COM
piled in all respects with tine laws Of this State
relating 10 Fire Insurance COmpIuies. incCr-
poratcd by other States Of the United States.
Now. THEREFORE,, in pursuance Of law, 1,
William ID. Hill, Superintendent of Insurance
OF the State of Ohio, do hereby certify, that said
Company is authorized TO transact its appro-
pirate business OF Fire Insurance, in this State,
In accordance with law, during the current
year. The coalition and business OF said Com
pany at the date OF such statement December
3lSt lS77) is shown as follows:
Aggregate amount OF available As
sets................ 81 }lS.0.79
Aggregate amount OF Liabilities lex
cept capiiall, including re-insur-
.isltt.--.-. Hfntsh<.lf
Net ................. liJ30S 81
Amount Of actual paid-up Capital. 500O00.0O
Surplus ...... S6i3 OsS. ~
Amount OF Income for the year in
Cash........................ 77l,C67.S3
Amount Of Expenditures Tor the
year IN 4Hl ,t3isl
In witness whereof, ! have hcreuutO
subscribed my name and caused the
fsEAL.l Seal OF my Office 10 be affixed the
day and year above written.
w. ID. HILL; superintendent.
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The wood-cut pictures which are now
being printed as portraits OF Pope Leo
XIII, are enough to make the good
man grieve, sorely, that he had not been
Leo /
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The good work goes on The fools are
making short work with one another
Michael Tobin, a Cadet at West Point
shot and killed Peter Albers. Good.
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A. o. Nunfhifs aud II. = iffruHff. daiuz tusi.
mfa4 in jackson a. n a. stewart q 60. Ia Ve
a iaHuiNui ~ mufmHl Cuttesantads ~ hfri aft 10
Trims. The huslnFss will hH cuHtiuuesl ~ A.
III NuuFhira HHd bis associates uNlrf fNr ff1u
nnfmr uf ~ a. Wnaham CO. The mew nftm
receives thr nsaria nud rHeufuTs ere liabilities
JarEson. ohio. February slth. lsss.
~. N- NuuWtttFgs.
~ = sTtWAMr.
.sfrllw A.. a. WAaitAM a 80.
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There was a drunken row in a doggery
in Portsmouth last week, in which John
Brannon was shot in the face by the
doggery keeper, one Daniel Coffman.
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THURSDAY. MARCH q, Is7s.

Let no man say, now, that Mr.. Hayes
reached the White House through the
Louisiana Penitentiary.
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The Silver Bill was passed over the
Presidents veto, in the Senate by 46 to
19, and in the House by 1876 to 73.
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yOLSEY "a. BENTON,
Agent af Jackson. Ohio .
STATE OF OHIO.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
COLUMBUS, January 2s, IS7s

COLUMBUS, January %, 1878.
Whereas, the Hanover Fire Insurance Com
pany, located at New York in the State of
New York, has filed in this Office a sworn
Statement, by the proper officers thereofshow-
ing its condition and business, and has complied
in all respects with the laws Of this state Telat-
ing % Fire Insurance Companies incorporated
by other States OF the United states.
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF law, j, Will
lam ID. Hill, Superintendent OF Insurance OF
the state of Ohio do hereby certify that said
Company is authorized to transact its appro-
pirate business OF Fire Insurance in this State,
year. The condition and business OF said Com
pany, at the date Of such Statement December
81, lo41), Is shown as follows:
Aggregate amount OF available As
81 G2 Ggs. .fs
Aggregate amount OF Liabilities, lex
cept capital,) including re-lnsur-
5Cs3O0H
Net .. Gl3.39S.O7
Amount OF actual paid-up Capital. J00,OC0.J0
......... 5j159o.O7
Amount OF IpcOme for the year in
Cash sol ,l0I35
Amount of Expenditures for the
year In Cash. 7J7 GIG O5
IN witness whereof, l have hereuntO
subscribed my name and caused the
SEAL Seal of my Office To be affixed, the
day and year above written.
W. ID. HILL. Superintendent.
By T.. NJ. GREEN, Deputy
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The dollar OF the fathers will now be
rapidly coined, but people must not
expect to get it without working for it.
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stations marked thus ~ are aar stations. aud
trains viii stop when sirnniod to do -.
W. ". PEABODY. Master Tuusp.
W. q. EVANS, Agent at Jackson.
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Whole number OF Policies issued, Z-7,giJ.
Number OF Policies issued during 1876, l3,0Gl.
This Company issues all its Policies on the
Stock plan. No Premium Notes are falzeus and
the assured are not liable 10 assessment.
In tie last past three years, thE Company
has paid
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Eouce

wish o. give notice that ! viii not D. -
Epuusibir tur hUy dsUf uuirsa mldg hF uleHsih
80 an ms ur,isr. JOHN I. iONEa.
Fcb. Z is5s-8w
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n sou want g stove nov b. yaur fimstn make
sign OF the Big Horn, HIain-st.
.sftb1ss sm
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EDWARD BRIGHT & Co.,
~ SOW DELIVERED ny MAIL POSTAGE
PREPAID. TO NEw HunaCHi.
HERS FuoM
March lst, 1878. TO January ist. 1879.
For 80.

THE EXAMINER AND CHRONICLE az.
unctlveiV Family Newspaper. In making "a
the Editor has thn c1aulsrfatluu ~ tha hssf
ucFspauff Writers uf his uwn druuusinatluus
beside tan ucnAainnai nutflhaiinna tn spoelal
dcpH rtrnrufs uf writers of acknowledge aNiis
iiV in other Cofumuuiuuas
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E1XCLUsIvELY FOR
H a R M H R ~.

The Best and Cheapest Insurance Company
for Farmers, = the old Ohio Farmers Insurance
Company Of IL Roy, Medina county. Ohio, In
cOrpOrated February sth, ISIS.
Cash assets, sept. 18Th, 1876, lsecuTely
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IL tones up aud invgorates the system, dis
pels the gloom and dependency, imparis
strength and energy ctcDs the drain and rciI
venates the entire r1--. Been Sg-i .-Te.t E.
years with perfect slcceg5 oy tloIca-..J. t.@.-
by dealers. Price, One Dollar per single wal !;
Two Dollar vial Of powder. Sent by mail on
receipt OF price. Address Humphreys Homeo-
pathie Medicine Company, l09 Fulton Street,
New York. marRty
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TIME TABLE.


suudayals
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RAILRoAD
MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI
H iIro Il.
Took Errrcr SUNDAY, Soynmrn is. is55.

Q a R ID 7 IN u
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Nervous Debility.

Vita. w,zkness or Depression, a weak ex-
hausted feeling, no energy or courage; the re-
suit Of Mental overwork, Indiscretion or E.
cesses, or some drain upon the system is always
cured by
Humphreys Homeopathic Specific No. %.