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lTnnOTtant
FEEL. nERlLITATED.

YOU FEEL DEBlLITATED.
YOU FEEL NERVOUS.
YOU ARE WORRIED ABOUT TRIPLES
YOU CANNOT WORK with ENERGY
YOU HAVE NO APPETITE
YOU CANNOT SLEEP AT NIGHT.
YOU FEEL WEAK.
YOU FEEL DIZZY.
Then use HOOFLAND'S GERMAN
BIT TIERS; they will cure you without fail.
(ry-For Sale at the Principal Office, Ils,
arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa, and sold by
druggists and s,orcieeuers in every town
md village in the UniJed States, Canndas,
Yves, Iudies and South America, at 75 cts
per bottle. (May5 2w)
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The Subscribers having at heart the
interest of Wool Growers Of the VI est
suggest Fair be held at Clevel nd at
as early day as convent mt after shear
ing, for the purpose of exhibiting the
diiie ent styles Of wool, and that the
awarding committee oil manufacturers
be selected t.om whom wool growers
will be Likely to receive many sugges-
tiOns which may prove useful in
enabling them to select the most desira-
bic style of wool to grow. We would
further suggest.
st. : hat Gsodale & CO., of Cleve-
land be requested to make the necessary
arrangements tor carrying out this FaIr
2nd. That such competition be open
to every wool grower III HE Uuon.
3rd hat m,nuf ctuieFs b invited
to attend such Fairs Ae blleve that
an interchange OF view wo Id result IN
the mutual Uene o manufactures aud
wool gro erS, whose interests are
Identical. Ne maze Ia some sections
of the country, Market Fairs, Tor the
sale OF horses, cattle, sheep, swine,
poultry, &c. In our judgment no
article OF farm produce would be more
benefited by '.arhet FAIRS ,ha wooi.
We would therefore recommend that the
above-named firm otter o manufacturers
on the day OF the iair uh5 wool watch
may be accuma IA ed. and which may be
Tor sale at Tie -isszani oH Depot
Tnis piaa, sill, We believe Hset
with the favor Of manufacturers aad
wool growers or lIerchats having woods
for sale. and wii 0e !iAe.y 10 insure
competi ION by the large attendance OF
manufacturers, and will favardniy in
press all aool growers with the import
ance Of !hat union and system in mar
keting woods which seems SO desirable.
Adam HiiderlramJ Mass!Ion, y.
Henery Everhard, do.
Simon Perkins. Akron, ..
Harvey Baldwin, Hudson. o.
Wm. Bonar, Mount Vernon, o.
Thos Brown. Cleveland, o.
Edwin Wetmore. Cuyaho.a Fails, o.
Josiah WetmOre. Stow, o.
Wm. Perkins, Franslin Mills, o.
Thos. Gordy, Randolph, o.
VIM. Shaw, New Baltimore, O.
D. Tenstumaker Jackson, 0.
VIM. Saint, Middle Bach. o
Henry Hoover. New Berlin. ..
James Mcdowell, Canton, .,
James Lockert, Ohio.
Ihos. Stephenson, do
RawsoD Bou;n, do
Eliphaiet Wycatt, do
Everett Farnam, do
John IT, Jones. do
Secretary Rawson. Richield. o.
Henry l.. Bedfie.d. Randolph, o.
Heel Saoin, do
Henry Rutheratf New Berlin. o
J. g Lester, Canton, O.
Iohn Snyder, McDonaldssiIle, O.
Dwight Inrvis, Massilpn, o.
Augustus Adams, BrecA>viiie.
John Noble Richfeld, O.
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w ih Poa'INb vi cllJ. auG Al act
o. nearly the whole nation, there is tenn
pcrsry lull. We are not on the eve of any
important election, hence all. save the up-
tiring pcliticisn, are, as it were, lying upon
their oars, waiting for the day of contest
to begin their struggle. Nov, vi hen the
mind is calm, unirfuenced by excitement,
unbiased By prejudice, is q good time for
enc and ell TO resolve in carelu! meditation
the present policy Of our G wv rument, the
issues now before the people, and in time
of action be prepared 10 cast knowingly
their suffrages.
Foremost among the questions for con-
sideration, 10 the relation our Government
shall sustain to the great question Of
Slavery. Our readers need not throw down
the paper and say we are Continually harp
ing upon this subject. for let Us assure you
that, turn where you will, you Will hear The
same as the theme OF conversation, lust as
often as any other. Do yol ask the reason!
We answer that il has been cur destiny ga
nation to raise tie standard of Freedom,
to wipe from our national escutche0n the
last vestige Of despoiism, TO establish be.
nign Government, wherein every man ia
Tree as monarch, because himself soy.
sreign. As natural consequence OF thip
high destiny, 60 intimate an institution a.
Slavery is to every fern of despotism could
not long receive me fostering care Of GOV
ernment having go exalted work to per-
form. Hence the desire as nation to re.
pudiste it, and the desire of It's .riends--lo,
no cause is so base as not TO have propege.
tors-to extol the national protection In
the issue thrust upon US here, we have the
ultrsist of the SoG:h, who denon6s ,ha ab.
solute right 10 his slave. at ali times sud
places, and we have the ullreis; OF the
North, who demands with equal ardor tbs
unconditional liberation o. slaves, wherever
and whenever found. With these extremes
We have not to do. Thei. numbers are few,
and their opinions the result more o. fae
enthusiasm of an erratic mind :asn @: {
well matured idgment.
Next to these We have the domiosc,
party Of the nation, which styles itself ,he
"Grest Democratic Party" advocating
Congressional protection to Slavery IN the
Territories, and prohibition o. its aboli
tion BY Territorial law, leaving i, TO be-
come fixed inst tuition before a law Ger
reach it, Opposed to this party we hav,
the Republican party-though young II
years. yet mighty in deeds. vhu-e g-est ain
is the repudiation of The docr- Of con
stitutionsl right to property in ma0, and ,hc
denial of Congressional authority to pro
tect right to property not guaranteed b,
our sommon Constitution, and who are de
termined to say to this great national nal
sdy: "Thus far shalt thou 60 and no far
fher."
Besides there parties, We have still an
other-knd one of no inconsiderabe mum.
bsrs-who would fegn ignore this s.bjec.
altogether, or who would resolve uot ia
agitats the subject more, and by Conserva
tism-tha, is strange word--would Oridg.
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DOCTOR HnOFLAND'S


such - Constipation InwSsd Piles, FITNESS
3 ood the Head. 6 iGity 81 --'i...,. Nausea,
Pea Turn, FisajIst fer Food. Fuiuess Weight
the stomach ~Ouy ructatioHs Sinking or F:atter-
ing the Pit of the Stom6ch. Swimming OF tse
Head. Hurried and Difficult Breathing FlutteriRg
at the Heart, Choking Sniforaftng Sensations
when in lying pasture. DimnfsS OF iscn, Dots
Webs before tie Sight. Fever and Duh Pain in the
Head, Deficiency Of Perspireiion. YelIownsss of
the skin and age Pain IN the Side. Back Chest
Limbs, &c. Sudden FiusasS Of Heat, Burning in
the Flesh. Constant lmasinings of Evil and great
Depression Of Spirits.
Tine p:Opri"t0rs, in calling the attention of the
public 10 his preparation. do with a feeling of
the utmost confidence in its virtues and adaptation
to the iseaSes for which il is recommended
1t is no new and unfried article. but one that has
stood the test If ten years trial before the Amer
lean people. and its reputation and sale are unri-
vailed by any similar preparation extanf The tes-
timOny in its favor given by prominent and we'll
known Physicians ant individuals in all parts Of
the cOlntrv is i'm mense, and careful peTusai of the
Almanac, published annually by the proprietor and
to be had gratis Of any of his Agents. cannot but
satisfy the most skeptcal that this remedy is really
deserving the great celebrity il has obtained
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DR.. C.. W RoBAcK: Having been troubled
for several years with extreme debility snd
weakness, so much so that was unable to
attend to my ordinary business at times.
and having heard of the wonderful! cures
that your scandinavian Blood Purifier and
Pills were efecting, | was induced by a
friend to Try them.
have been using the Purifier for the
last twelve months, and find the medicine
fully equal TO its recommendations. So val
uablc is its use to me, that can not now
dispense with the use of it al my advanced
age in iile-seventy seven years.
cheetfuly give this information for the
bcnefi, cf those similarly affected.
(niay5lnD MORRIS MORRIS.
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CAUSE OF THE GREAT PEosPERITY OF
THE IRON CRY CoLLEGE.-Owing to the
thorough and comprehensive course OF in
struction pursued in the Iron City College,
under teachers who, by their experience
and scholarship, enjoy the favor Of many of
the most distinguished scholars in the couh-
try, its present number of students is fully
ten times that of any other Commercial
College in Pittsburgh, and is now the most
popular and successful Commercial School
in the United States.
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REPUBLICAN,
STATE CONVENTION

In pursuance OF the an;lo!iiy vested in them,
,as uni 5isHed announce ihat delegate nomina-
,inE Convention viii assemble IN he
City of Columbus, on Thursday, the I'd
Day OF June next,
tor the purpose ol nominating a candidate fur
0oseinor, Lieutenant Governor, Auditor, SeCre-
tn and Treasurer of State, Supreme Court Judge,
Member OF the Board OF Publ ic Works, and Com
missioner OF Common Schools.
We earnestly hope that all. of whatever party,
Republicans, Americans and Democrats, and oI
Whatever birth, iorelgn or native who are prepared
to Join in a common effort 10 deliver our National
Government from the control of aa arrogant sec
bonsl interest; TO arrest the spread OF Slavery be-
sond the States in which it exists; to prevent
opening ofihe foreign slave trade; TO ilanJain the
rights of freenen, and tie IaieTss's o. free labor
tO rebuke the spirit OF extravaganza. corruption
a1id mi sruie. which chaEaceTlz-s the existing Ha
iionai Administration and 20 b-iEg back the Gov
eminent 10 the control OF the principles avewed n
the DeclsrstIon OF lude9endence. and re affirmed
il the Federal Constitution, will anite in attend
srce upon the County Conventions. and in the e
lection at delegates and rh;oUgn them IN the EOm-
ins,ion, by the State Convention. hi candidates
worthy o; the support OF honest ana pglrloc voters
The rsrio OF representation vii be one delegate
Ia ee,lI five hundred votes for Judge Peck at the
eleciiOn Gf ihas. with an addincnal delegate for
each fraction two hundred aud fifty votes.
belmont county wilbe entitled to FIVE delegates.
En-. CsRoEl
The several county Committees will call their
county meetings Tor the selection Of delegates At
such times and places they think desirable, but
We suggest SAL URDAY, TEs iieT OF May. as
the moet suitable day Sufficient time should also
elaps 10 give all the delegates ample notice Ol
their selection.
Central Erec. Co1ariftss S. A. Raymond, Toledo
Wm. DehnisoB. jr., w. o Collins hilsLoro,
Columbus J. Egheri Lebanon.
Lucien But;les. do Il. Hubhell, Delaware
VIM. 4 Bnscom, do II. L. Mckee, ii;iin.
r. n. Barr, % J. Silvey, Chiilicoihe
n. H. SwsyDe, do ". 5. Beatty. Lancaster
] II. Coulter, DO J c Thompson, BlOoTni ID
Geo. NJ Parsons do J. r Dewey, Norwalk
For fhe State at large J. W. Smith, Ashland
J r. GidGings jefferson ~. +. ssPp. lit. Vernon
c. B. Smith, Cincinnati. d AppI-gais. GAINESVILLE
For eceh Censressi0aa q C Hougias, Cambridge
Distrie3. \ W GoodEue. Akron
TIC. Day, Cincinnsti C Granniss. Cleveland
?. Jobeon, do CIR !!unt Warren;
VIM. Beckett Hamilton E Eckiey CasioIton.
CoIukBrs, Ohio, April 20th.
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beor: the taking effect of said act, but said con-
shall be and remain in full force and effect,
and upon all Judgments rendered upon any OF the
aforesaid contracts. interest shall be computed un
til payment at me rate specified therein. not ex-
ceeding ten per cenrum PER anum. though said
act passed February 25 eighteen hundred aud tiiiy
nine. haG not been passed.
Sec. ,. That this act shall take effect and be in
force from and after It's passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELkER,
President of the Senate.
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G Hon. VIM. D BIsHoP, the defeated
Congressman. has received his reward from
the President, BY being sppointed Commis-
sionsr Of Patents. Let the People repudi
sie and the President takes il as recon-
mendstion and at once raises him to Office.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-05-12

GA witness before Judge -, of Mis-
sissippi, In answer to question, replied:--
'"Y es, Stree, Bob!'' Whereupon the Judge
said: "Mr. Clerk, fine Mr.. Jones five dCliars
for the rec, and FIVE dollars for the Bob!'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-05-12

ErA very destructive fire took place at
the wharf in Pittsburgh, last Saturday.
Ten steamboats, wer5 burned. together with
all the freight they contained, smcua,ing
to near 500 600 worth.
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6YJudge CRADLEBaUGH, of Utah. is
about to be removed for his iniudicious
course in conflicting with Gov. CUMMING.
Utah affairs are in a very nsettled condi-
ton.
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An AEr

To limit the operate OF the act entitled "an act
10 Iepeal the Ten Per Cent Law. passed March
Il, eighteen hundred md lIIly,' passed February
2jth eighteen hundred and fifty nins.
Sec l. Be it enacted by the General Assembly
of the State oi Ohio, That the act entitled "a'
net to repeal the ten per cent. law. passed March
II, eighteen hundred and fifty" passed Fehrunry
25, eighteen hundred and fifty nine, ,sha not apply
10 any contracts now ex,sting,or that may he male
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Very respectfully yours,
DINAH DOBBS.

Ask for Ilnotland's German Bitlers, and
tuke nothing else. See that the signature
of G. NJ Jackson, is on the wrapper Of each
bottle. These Bitters are manufactured by
DR.. G.. NJ. Jackson, No. 4l8 Arch Street,
Philadelphia, and are sold by druggists and
storekeepers in every town and village in
and South America, at 10 cents per bottle.
(May5lm)
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GSix Of the OberIin resouer- have
plead guilty, and were each sentenced TO
pay S25 fine and twenty-four hours impris-
oHmenf.
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4riNA
COMPANY,

bringing vengeance down upon the authors
head, adds: 1.-THE times are horrible here
There is nothing to be done. Even the
richest merchants are doirg nothing
Everything is dead."-N o. PicGyune.
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Distressing Cough and Sore Throat
Cured.
NEwTowN. N. j., Nav Il, 1858

NEwTowN, N. j., May Il, 1858.
De. &. NJ JACKSON: A short time since
was attacked with very severe sore throat
and hoarseness, accompanied with most
distressing and violent cough, which racked
my system terribly. | used various remedies
without obthinng. relief, and finally pur-
chased two bottles of HoC1and's Balsamic
Cordial % taking which was entirely
cureG. We have since used il for other MEM
bers of our family, and find thnt it never
fails. We look upon it as The very best med
icine of the kind in the world.
Very respectfully yours,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-05-12

ST. CLiiRsYiIlE, Jay II, 1882.
certify tie foregoing Laws 10 be CORE city
copied from copies furnished from the Secretary
OF State G l.. PDORMAN,
Auditor of Belmont county.
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March 81, 1859.
AN ACT

No I56 AN ACT
To authorize the Commissioners of Belmont Coun
ty to loan Money.
Whereas, there is naw remaining in the treasury
OF the county OF Belmont, about the sum OF twenty
thousand do liars, which has deem levied and col
lccted for the purpose of paying OF the bonds is
sued here toore by the commissioners o said c0un-
iy in payment o the capital stock of said county
in the Central Ohio Railroad Company. ard which
money the holders OF said bonds refuse to receive
until the iSt day o. January eighteen hundred and
sixty-two, wh said bonds will become due. There
tore,
Section |. Be il enacted BY the Gen raj Assem-
bly, OF the Sta lie OF Ohio, That any money now
remaining and being In the treasury oi the county
of Belmont, OF that may be in the treasury at the
next semi-annual settlement OF the Alilt ~
with the treasurer ui said county. "a the puTpgsg
OF payins oil the bond It SAID coupty issued ,os
the pa vue nj je stock OF said county in the Cen
trai Ohio Railroad Company, may ic ioansihy the
county commission Of slI1 -uGnty 90 bsiElon,,
uBtrl the -lo ,nHuary sgfeeu hu..re tgi -iXiv
:wo; aHd nat q1-as" -'ir go-lfv cum..l-s I.r
erS are her BY su,1urIz-I 90 Ttr-lre as s-Cu5i.r
for tie piyueHl 81 -ucI 'Jln OF loans. rJtes o
bonds secured by mortgages upon real estate. Di a
least twice the value exclusive ~ Improvements
or upon such 1I,i sec rty J. ssIt commissioner,
NAV deem, proper Jo Ger tn ie-syiarn, Of spcl
mou-y ~..-u il becomes me. al a rate OF interest
not exceeding ssv n per cent. psr l1nun.
Sec. 2. This act -iil take fleet ana be IN force
/ from and ait,r lis passage
WILL M g. WOODS,
Speaker ol The iiouse o Representatives
MARTIN WELKER,
! President Of the Senate.
Mare! 81! 1859.
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DIR. HOOFLAND,S
BAlSAMiG CORDIAL,

FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Group. Hoarss
ness, Bronch'tis. PAeumonia, Diseases of
the Botceis arising from CJld, Ircipien.
Consumption, and for he relief and If q.
all possible cure of Patients is TIE most
Gdudnced stages Of tie latter disease
This celebrated preparation, like the Bitters NAV
be confidently relied on. 1t is designed for class
Of diseases more general and more fatal than Hnv
other TO which the people of this country are sub
jeet-thOse sprinying from a '.shghi cold >, That
eminent authority nr. Bell. Il will rot ssv
that Colds are TO Our inhabitants what the Plague
and GLOW Fever are TO those OC other Countries
but, I san aver confidently thar thev rs her in djs'
ea.ss Of greater completely ans mortality thsnthess
latter +"
ilrth proof Of the terrible fstsiiv Of diseases
result inc from s''eommon cold' Inay be seen hy
glance at the following statistics taken from, i,s
rec nrds of the Board Of Health Of Phis Inbis 60
'esSedy one OF The most healthy LOCALITIES in rha
Union:
Isj2. Total deaths in Philadelphia, rose,
Died OF Consumption, 1919
a. a. ali other diseases ESQ in
rumherl, $50
-IOs6.
Died Of Consumption. Iso5
all other diseases, 7.SsI
1854. TotsI deaths ,Ists
pied Of Consumption AIS
- all other diseases, $685.
-li,sIi
From these hEures Il - l be seen that nearly one.
fnutth -! the total dee ihc country ire c,psei
by consHmptto n, TO say nothing OF the ndmerous
other diteaSeS sprInsirg from \ 'sIight cold
no not tTde with yOur health; has if sufTsr;,-
from a cough. o. cold on the ,UUgs. buy bottle of
HOOFLANbS BAi.SAMiC CORDIAL. zud vou
insy safely a cure. T'hnussuas have 5o,s
50, Ghi have certified IN ITS wonderful effects
coughs sometimes proceed from dIsordcred or
dvs'cptc state ot the stnu ach, IN which case tbe
German Buffers should be used. l., c ses of weak
ursSts, or raj debility ofthe Svstesn resaltinr
itoH rrousotrd cough, the Germla BiIters Will hs
lOGad uf great hcneit.
Prepared Only ny nr. c. NJ Jackson, as, Arch
St-ert. fhilsdeIphts an Tor sale " Drnr-i,ts and
SioTek keerefs throughout the United StaIas aad Can.
aaa. Price : cents par bottle.
LGcNL AGENTS.
". PITrERs0N. ~ Claifsville.
,rLnERrs'S K r,rrU4seN, Bridgeport;
EZRA HsIPKR. Martiasviis;
spwkRD HUouEs- New Athens:
:. JUpxINs, Bsrnesviila:
!. * J. Z. MEReEs, DeliSire .nNv
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Wool Growers Call.

HrThe prospects for fruit are excellent.
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March 81, 1883.
AN ACT
NO. Isl.


Supplementary TO the act RELAXING to Juries. passed
February OH, eighteen hundred and thirty one,
To anieni the ninth section of sad act.
Section l. Be il enacted by tie General Assem-
blv OF the State of Chic. That il it should be maze
10 apuear to the clerk Of the court OF common
pleas OF any county in this State alter the annual
October election and previous TO the annual spring
eicctana that iha lber of tjarors Tor said county
as provided and requSed by the first section OF the
art 10 itch this is supplementary insufficient,
in numbers from which to dIHw and sum II ons the
regular grand and pc uries to- the common pleas
and district courts, 10 be hidden in said county
prev ions TO the next succeeding annual October
lection, it sIla Il be the dutyoi such clerk imme-
diatcv aud previous to said annual spring election.
TO appor.ian am NJ the respective townships in said
county, the number of additional jurors required
to ilsuch def; iency according to aud upon the
basis OF nppnrtIonment, required ny the second Sec
ton Of the act aforesaid, and notify the trustees OF
he several townships in ssid county. OF such In
sufiicency with ihe number of additional jurors so
appointed and required OF each township, by writ.
ten notice 10 be served and returned by the sheriff
o such county, The same asa summons, Is served
and returned; and it shall be the duty OF such trus-
tees at their meeting al the snnlalspring elections
upon the service OF such notice 10 select OF good
uGciDu@ persons having the qualifications OF cleo
iOrs their appor;ionmsnt OF persons tn be returned
as such additional Jurors, and shall forthwith turn
iSh such clerk with the list OF the name or names
required as contemplated by tne act ana sucii pfo-
cccdugs shall thereafter be had with reference 10
the drawing, summoning, Sc, OF such additional
Jurors rs is provi br said act for Jurors, select
cd al the annual October elections
Sec. 2 That section nine OF an act entitled
''an act relating 10 JuFics,'' pissed February, J.
eighteen hundred ard thirty be so amended as
10 read dc follows: That Wien sufficient number
of grand Jurors shall not appear who sha II have
been Drawn and summoned agreeably 10 this act,
before either of the Courts at their stated term, OF
il it should so happen that all the grand Jurors
summoned rs afofe said shall fail TO attend it shall
and may he lawful for any court in either case, 10
order the sheriff or other officer, to summon from
among the by standers, neighboring citizens, SO
many coed and lawful men are necessary 10
10 I'M nd complete the pannel OF the Grand jury:
or to issue special venire facas, TO the sheriff
commanding him 10 summon the persons therein
named 10 attend forthwith 10 serve as Grand
Jurors.
Sec That section nine of the act TO which
this is an amendment, be and the same is hereby
repealed.
Sec 4. This act 10 take effect from and after its
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker OF tic House OF Representatives.
MARTIN WELkER.
q nt tb.aS
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SrcRETAEY OF STATES CrFcF.
CoLUmBrs April ;. 1883 !
hereby certify that the foregoing acts are true
copies OF the original rolls on file in this office
A. ?. RUSSELL.
StCretarv OF State.
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In pursuance OF the authority vested in them,
,as uni 81 5isHed announce that delegate nomina
i;nz Contention viii assemble IN ihe
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HGl L0WAY'S OINTMENT.
ERYsIPELAS AND SALT RHEUM

Are two of he most common aud virulent disorders
prevalent tiiIs continent; to these the Ointment
is es 'eCisly Hntagcnistc its ''modus OpersndI"st
Grst TO eradicate Tie venom, and then coRplete
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CkZaNIZZALN1IlIH2
GLEANlNGS FROM LATE MAILS

OtTHe Empire State, published at Grif-
fin, Georgia, comes out with the name of
alexander Fl. Ste heus for Pres dent.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-05-12
BAD LEGS, OLD SORES Z ULCERS
ERUPTiONS ON THE SKIN,

Cases Of MANY years standing that have per tin;
ciou<iy refused 10 yield to any cthe- remedy o.
Treatment have Invariably suscnm5ed 10 a few ap
Iiics,iOus Of this powerful ungu0nt