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TO CONTRACTORS.

CEALED proposals will be received a, the Audi
- tors Office. 81. Clairsville, unit! thu 2i day
Of August, 1860, for building abutments for a
bridge over Saltwater creek whera the road lead
ing from Chamberlain's Mill TO Morrisiown and
Flushing crosses SAID creek on the lands OF a NJ
Glover. Said abulpIents 10 be built oil good rock
work mas -nry henders and s,retchers laid in good
lime mortar, OF the following dimensions:
Not less Than 10 nor more than Is ieet nigh TO be
determined by the person appointed 10 supsrin.
tend the building thereof l2 feet long nj the base
ans ten (l0) feet long at the top, feet thick al the
base and leet thick at the top, the work TO be
done and completed in good and workmanlike
manner,'he contractor furnishing all the materials
Proposals will also be received i the same time
and place for the erection of abu,ments for a
bridge over Wheeling creek. where the road
leading from Morristown TO Unontown crosses
said creek on the lands of Alexander Harrow, as
follows: From TO IL Zee. high-to be determined
by the person appointed 10 superintend said work;
the width, thickness, kind OF work, materia l., &c
same as above-the contracting party to give bond
Tor the faithful perform ,nce of contract
By order of county commissioners.
juyl2 c. l.. POORMAN, Auditor.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

VIM. Kennon, ct al VS. Benz. F. Ogle, ct al
DY VIRTUE OF A VENDl to me directed
ID from the court of common Pleas of Belmont
county, Ohio, will offer tor sale at the front Dor
ol the Court House in said county, on
Tuesday, August 18th, 1869.
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock
P. of sad day, the following real estate. to wit
Lots No. IS aud l9 in Block l3 in Belaire city,
Belmont county. Ohio, with the appurtenanc. 5.
Appraised at the sum of 81 800.
Terms Of sale cash ~ p. LOCHARYS
Sheriff of Belmont county, Ohio.
Sheriffs Office, st. ClairsviIe, July 2, 1850.
printers tees
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The following names were signed to the
Constitution:
John Lippincott, Sr., 8. C. Hills, james
Lynn, J. w. Henderson. Nathan Lynn, +.
Swan, J. Smur, A. J. Hogue, Allen Bond
Joseph Lynn, d. Egy, John Lynn, Sr., II.
Rogers. Z. Beans, James Shepherd, Isaiah
Fields, John Sheppard, DR.. Henry, Robert
Hills, w. Hogue, Jonas Bernhard Hanson
Bowles, Charles Brown. DR. r. Hamilton
committee, consisting of Messrs. L
Beans, Samuel Dunn and George Taylor
reported as follows:
Presdent--Dr. r. Hamilton;
Vice President-Msj John Lippincoi,;
Secretary-Charles Brown;
TreBsurer-Issac Davis.
On motion, George Taylor was appointed
a committee to deliver upoh the ground
pole, measuring from l50 to 200 feet. to b.
erected on the 1llh of August, in honor o
the Republican champions.
On motion. John Lynn, Sr., S. c. H Ills
Charles Brown, Allen Bond and N. Lyur
were appointed an Executive Committee.
On motion, the proceedings of this meet
ing be published in the BELMONT CHRoNIcLE
On motion, adjourned to meet on Satur
day, 4th of August. at 8 o'clock, P. NJ
We invite all the Republican Clubs bn
all persons opposed 10 the sham Democra'
to attend our Mass Meeting, a, Moristown
on the ! lth Of August, 1860.
JOHN LIPPINCOTT, Vice Pres.
C. Brown, Secretary.
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Gen. james Weir

Addressed the Lincoln Club, in the Court
House on last Saturday night, and although
frequently interrupted by squalls from the
boys--ibose boys that are trained by the
Beli.Editor--yet he made a good speech.
We expect to be able to lay it before our
readers next week.
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A Horse stolen.

Two men were brought into town to-day
under arrest charged with stealing horse
In Jefferson county. The names of the
prisoners are Jake Bricker and man nam
ed Coon. They will have II preliminary
trial on Friday.
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Several Communications

Have come 10 us ,bout the misrepresent.
ations of the scribblers Tor the Barnpsvile
ILtellieencer and Independent, Republican
about the Newcastle meeting. They suffi.
ciently re.ute the assertions those writer's,
which, however, were not of sufficient i'm
por,once 10 justify the wasting of SO much
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The Fair Grounds.

We have just had pleasant jaunt out to the
Fair Grounds with one Of the nansgers.-
We were very much pleased with the new
Improvements that have been going on for
past few weeks. The ring has been con-
sidersbly enlarged, and graded down until
it can no longer be justly Objectionable :
The grounds this year will be in condition
10 satisfy the most fastidious, and render
comfort TO all who may attend. The fine
shade, the abundance Of water. the fine
groth Of grass, all combine to enhance tn,
charms Of the grounds. We speak for thi
falls Fair good s.tendance, and gIoriou
suecess-
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65-The Buffalo Commercial hiss some
sensible observations on the nasty intrigue
by which Messrs. WI. Hunt, jr., and E..
Brooks and w. Duer propose to sell the
Bell voters Of the State to Douglas and then
deliver them. bound hand aod foot, to Gen.
Joe Lane. "Hsrdly tthe Of the Ameri-
can vote" says the Commercial, evil be
cast for Douglas. Within day or two past
we have learned that one oi the mos, prom.
inent members Of the State National Union
Committee, man whose consent is almost
essential to The success Of the proposed
transfer, declsres that he will beat the bar
gain If he can, and il not will vote for Lin.
coin He is Bell man, and no contingency
can compel him to vote for Douglas"
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Nsh A@ertistments.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
BY ORDER OF COURT

nN SATURDAY, the 9Th day ol September.
" 1850, at IL o'clock. NJ, on the premises will
be sold to the highest bidder the following real
estate as the property Of Eli Cevinger, deceased,
to wit Situated In Flushing township. in said
county OF Belmont, and being the east hall of the
south-east quarter OF Section 49, Township 10,
Range 6, contuining ~ acres more or less.
Terms ofSaie-One- third in hand, ne-thrd in
Que year and one-thrd in two years, with in ter
est on the deferred payments from the day OF
sale. HARRISON d. ROMANS,
Executor Of Eli Clevinger deceased
August 9, 1850,
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Tuesday, August 18th, 1860.

between the hours Of 10 A. ~, and 4 p NJ, of said
day, the following described real estate. to wit:
Situate in the county Of Belmont, Ohio. being n
part Of the southwest quarter OF section No. II
townships and RAJ ge t3) three; beginning OF a
white oak Tree at the north.eas 1t corner Of a traet
o land owned by George Myers and south east
corner oi lands OF Andrew Brown; thence an east
erly direction to a black walnut, now marked
with three marks OIL the east and west sides;-
thence east To the centre OF the graded road;-
thence with the centre OF said road to the lands
OF Louis Caland; thence with his line west 10 thr
lands OF Andrew Brown; thence with his line
south So rods and links 10 the place OF begin.
ning-supposed 10 contain 20 acres more or less
Appraised at s400; Terms OF sa le cash.
p. LOCHARY, Special Master.
Sherifi's Office, ST. Cluirsville, July ~, 1860
printers fee.
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Guardians Sale by Order of Court

TN PURSUANCE OF an order of the. PROBATE
Il Court OF Belmont county, Okio, made on the
3lst day oi July, 1860, in the case Of Rebecca
Anshuiz, guardian Of Henry Anshuiz, Ct al.
against her wards, the undersigned will on the let
day Of September, 1860, at 10 o'cack, r, UPON
the premises in the county and State aforesaid
and herea iter described, offer at public sale the
following described real estate, si.uated in Bel
mont county, Ohio, 10 wit the one undivided third
part OF the iollIwing described premises [subie
10 the dover interest of Rebecca anshuz
Beginning on the top of the river bank, near
David Smiths linoi thence poTth e7- west $50
feet lsuriace measured up he river hill with the
said Smiths line 10 n stake on a bench, thence
along said bench southeast coIrse to Samuel
AmbleI's line thence east with his line ass feet
(suriace measure) 10 the top OF the river bark;-
thence up the river 45 poles To the place of begin
ming. containing ten acres, be the same more or
less. ALSO-The equal undivided third part OF
the Exclusive right, privilege, power e. authority
forever. OF mining or digging for the stone coal
miDerali OF whatsoever description, stone or rock
lying and being under the surface OF q certain
tract OF land OF which the nbJve described ten
acres are part; containing rs acres, 70 poles.
more or less; lying west aud in the rear OF the
above described ten acres, which trnct is more
fully described in the deed from VIM Anbler ana
wife 10 Z. r snshuiz. dated May 18th, l547.
Terms OF sale cash Appraised at five hundred
dollars 100000 REBECCA ANSHUTZ.
Guardian Of Henry Anshut,, et al.
August 2. lS6o, 4N
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Money.

Money.
Do you hear that! Well,we would like to
see such thing If there is any in the coun-
try. Kind reader, il you have it to spare,
and-owe us anything, oh, hut we'll be
thankful to get il.
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Thank You Sir.

Thank You Sir.
We have just received 10 subscribets from
Elijah Hogue IN Somerset Township. That
was right, and we just want some more to
go and do likewise.
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Teachers, Institute

The Executive Committee for the Teach.
ers' Institute will meet at 10 O'Clock on
Saturday. Aug llth, at the Parlor Of the
National Hotel in st. Clairsvi.le. Ohio, to
devise a plan for conducting the Institute to
be held the last week of Aug 1860.
w. r. PUGH, Sec'y.
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10 TO MoHRlsrowN, EVERYBODY.

We have the prospect for tremer dous
meeting at Morristown on next Saturday.
Large professions are going from several
Townships, and to help on, the ladies are
going to turn out as Of old.
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Tueadst, Aueu.t I4lh. Is60.

- the court Of common pleas Of Belm,nt co,,,,,v
Ohio will offer Tor sale al the front door Of he
court house in said county, on
Tuesdst, August I4,b, 1860.
between the hours Of ten O'Clock A. ~ and four
oclock. ?. NJ, OF said day, the following described
Real Estate 10 wit,
Lying and being in Pultney township, B~lmont
county Ohio, beginning for The spme at q stake
% ie,t from the centre Of the Ceattal Ohio Rail.
road hnck and 80 ieei from the side Oi Noble
street and on limo with the centre OF seyeutli
street ns designated In the town plat known ns
tne hrst hodiier addition to the city OF Bsllaire;
thence north l79 30 inin. east (magDefjc coufsr,
and parallel with the Railroad track 223 10 frat
- stake on the south side oiland owned by Z
Horn, thence south o99 3S min. eas, tnagneiic
course, bounding on said Horns south line TO ihe
west bounds Of the Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail.
foadi thence souiheIiy bounding on said west
boundary OF Roil .oad 10 n point on n line With
centre OF Seventh street. thence westerly bound ing
IN the centre OF said Seyentd street to the place oil
beginning niuining about 735.IJO acres less
The following described tract released from enid
mortgage as shown by the release recorded in ilIe
records ~ the Recorders Office Of said county, and
described as follows Beginning for the snine 66
leet rom tie northwest corner Of block No 10
lOl IN the city OF Bollaire on line running north
II 80 min (magnetic courseJ aud on the north
slis oi oeVenih street III said city; thence with
SAID line north 3i2i feet TO the sruih boundary
ine OF !. a. Horns land, thence Yves, with said
Horns line 80 1912 feet TO the norh side OF said
Seventh street 10 feet to the place OF beginning
containing 3.5 OF an acre, more or less. ,
said hIst described tract being the same convey
ed 70 sand John l.. Russell by John Kelly and
others, less poriion conveyed to the Cleveland
O. Piusb1rgh Railroad company. which is not in.
clude1 in the abofe description Of said first uact
A2ptai-ed at $1,000. Teins Of sale cash.
p. LOCHARY. Special Master.
SherifNs Office, ST. Ciairstille, July o. 1860.
printers fees &
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To { correspondents

'Top," will please excuse this delay
shall have place next week.
1T RuIy" just arrived as We were going
to press.
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The Chronicle for the Campaign
ls now what every voter should have. 1t
is only % CENTS. That surely is not much.
Send 10 your names, with the NAMES OF your
neighbors or friends, and send only guar.
ter along.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-09

The Proceedings of the Democratic
Convention may be found in another col.
um as reported BY their own Secretary.
We are sorry that we could not get the
ballots upon the several candidates, but for
some reason they are not reported.
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PILLS
Nervous Disorders.

WHAT "a MORE y $ARFUL than hrcaiire
W down of the nervous systGm1 To he excl.
tahie OF nervous in small De gree 10 mast distress
ina. for whore can remedy he found1 There /.
one drink but little wine, bner, or pi'iis, or far
bettrf. non e. take no coifes-weak tea heinr pre-
Ter Ah e; ret all the fresh cir You cav; take three
or fsur Pils every night; eat penty OFFS niii- sud
avoid the use Of slopsi and " ihsse golden rules
are followed. you Will he happy IN mind aud 3,TJn.
In body. and fDfret on hive anY nsfyea.
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sick Headache and want of Appetits.

These feelings which SO Fnadsn ne. mort frs-
quentiy arise ffOn annoy auces or trouble. fror
Obsfueted perSp ration. or from eating and drnr-
ing whEt Is uuft for ~ thus disordcriFg the liver
ond stomach These organs most be regulated. n
you wish o do well The Piils, II taken according
TO tke Ir'ute' btfinctione. viii quickly restore
healthy act ioT toto.h liver and stDnach, wbnner
ioiIoV Afa rhinfsi couseqTenrg, good appetin
aud clear best IN ths Bsst AID West .indes
scarcely any o.bCf meii.inc issy3g useI for ihss'
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Disorders oftf.e Kidneys.

In slldisoiders affecting thes. organs. whether
Ihey teerete 700 much TOO ttls waier of vhether
ihey te smieied with stone OF grave or with aehes
AVID pains settled In the loin4 over th' rssiohs o
Ihe kidneys, these PIls sh0nlJ be taken acc ordinf
TO the printed directions snd inhe Oimnut 'hnuId
be well rubbed into the small n the back al bed
time. Ihis treatment viii give Almost INN edisi"
relief Wueu eli thp other means have failed,
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a Grand Panoramic Exhibition

of Livingsion's Travels will be exhibited
in the Court House on Saturday evening
next. Those who have read the travels o!
this distinguiscd man will have great satis-
faction in seeing this Panarsma.
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NOTICE

s HEREBY given that on the 2lst day of June
L 1860, the undersigned caused to be filed IN the
clerks office OF the common pleas court OF Bel
mont COUNTY. Ohio, an application tor an alter.
alton in the town plat of zane's addition to Bridge.
port 10 said county, by vaca,ing the alley between
lots 81 and rs and extending the alley between
lots 70 and 73 70 Wheeling creek. ~
Al the next term OF said court the undsrsignsd
will ask that said applica ,ion shall be heard and
granted ju285k Mosns RHopEs.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Andrew Myers We. Andrew Brown and Jas.
l.. Brown.
s(f Virtue Of Mandate 10 me directed from tn.
- Court Of Common Pleas Of Belmont county,
lhio, will offer for sale at the front door OF the
Court House in said county on
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

.... SHERlFF'S SALE.
Levi Hutton VS.. Urieh Dansel.
DY VIR TUE OF mandate to me directed from
ID the court of common pleas Of Belmont co e.,
Ohio, will sell, on
Tuesday, September 11th, 1860,
between the hours of ten O'Clock, A. NJ. and four
O'Clock, p N. OF said day, OF the front door 0 the
court house in the town of St. Cluirsvile in said
county, the following described premises, TO wit:
Part of lo No. so in the town Of Barnesyille in
said countv, and described as follows: Twenty
ieet 10. off the side of said lot No. SO, and
running that distance from the west end Of said
lot east and running back the entire depth of sand
lot Appraised at the sum of sl2a0,OO.
Tems ctsh. P. LOCHARY,
Spscial Master commissioner
SherifNs Office, ST Clairsville, August 9th. A. D.
1860. prin ees275
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.Iotilers nudtInuYl,ters.

II there IL one thing more thar other Shisi
peuies, especially their power NJ cieaBhr tft
blood ron alt iinpu,ities. AIT re- niviIg iHt:ittt
and suspended seCTetiOnE. UniysrsAiy atJy.il.s
tho o0s grand remedy TO- fcmals cornpiant.. thSy
never fail. never weaken the system, aH4 alwiy,
bring ah Ut what Is requt red.
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0rt-Hon VIM. Dusr, a leading Bell an,

6rHon. VIM. Dusr, leading Bell and
and Everett man ir New York, writes tina t
he wants to beat Lincoln bu: not enough to
play into the hands OF the Southern secess-
ionists. He adds: "If you must have a Sec
tional President, 7 prefer my own section. !"
DIED-August LIST 1860 OF Putrid- Sore.
Throat, Ira NJ. son Ebsneser and Nancy
Gray, in the 9th yesr Of his age, after an
ILLNESS OF 4 dsys.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

O1AGAe4iI " OhbG.
Stewart g. Keelne VS.. David Allen, ct al.
PY Virtue Of a mandate TO me directed from the
ID Court of Common Pleas of Belmont county,
Ohio, will sell on
Tuesday, August %, 1860,
bet~ cen the hours Of 10 A. NJ and 4 P. N. o. said
day at the front door oi the Court House, in the
town of ST. Clairsvie, in said county, the follow.
ing, lands and ienemonts. 10 wit Being lol known
and numbered in the plat of the town Of Kirkwood
as number III. Terms cash
Appraised at $3.50. P. LOCHARY.
Sheriff Of Belmont county Ohio.
She:ifl's Office, ST. Ciairsville. July 26th. 1850
printers fees $50
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For stomar,,s out OF order.

No medieiss ~ 90 efstuaiIy iiipr3ve the ton,
Of she ttomech wiInese I'll Isl they remove e acid
Hy, oCeasioned either by in. eupe;arcs or improper
diet They reach ths liver and Ted1ce Il to he.l,hy
aciion; they are wonderfully efcseious IN 1sses Of
spasm- ~ iaot they ntvs. fail 10 euriug all esor'
de 70 Of the liver sad Stomach
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A Douglas Pole

Was raised by Conrad Troll oh last
Saturday in front OF his residence at the
West end of town.
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LOCAL lfrEnTs.

MASONIC and I. U. y. r. CALENDAR
81. Claifsviile Chapter. No. IL, Royai><
Ach hssons, meets every Ptidsy evening X
on or after the full moon. -
(ps "a NktswkrerR, Secretary.
NseIn,ont Lodge, No. 10, ftec and hctep,ed Ms.
sons. meets every Wednesday evening on or prece
ding the full moon.
ID, q. NEiswArasR, Secretary.
Mystic Lodge, No. 100, I. u. o.
,'1 ,"s" ever, s'n'is 'ksiTSissk, No. ~
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voters Of Union township met pursuant to
call, and organized by calling Major JOHN
LIPPINC0TT to the Chair, aud DR.. A. J..
Hoeug Secretary.
The COMMITTEES on Organization reported
as follows:
CONSTITUTION.
We, voters Of Union township, ardeptly
desifous Of promoting by our humble efforts
the welfare and property of our common
country. and strongly attached to the prin.
ciples cnunciated by our political urganiza.
tons and reiterated by The II. publican con.
vention at Chicago, and recogn zng in
Abraham Lincoln, Of Illinois, and Hannibal
Homlin, oi Maine, men who will, in the
position Cor which they have been named
give vitality to those principles,
old as the tonn1ation of our Govern
meDt and true as the charter Of our liberties
We, therefore, recognizing the moral power
OF association urite together under ne ne me
OF the Union Township Lincoln Club, to
promote the ascendancy Of Republican prin.
ciples and the election Of Lincoln and Ham.
lin, and uniting our efforts in favor OF the
Peoples Ticket headed by T. c. Theaker
for Congress. and the nominations made a,
Belmont, June 3Oth, 1850.
To promote these ends we agree 10 act in
concert and harmony, governed by the iol-
lowing rules and regulations:
ART. ]. The officers of this Club shall
consist Of a President, Vice President, Sec
retary and Treasurer, who shalt perform
such duties as usually appertain 10 their re.
spective Offices.
ART II. There shall be committee of
five appointed, to be ca lied the
Executive Committee, whose duty it shall
be to procure speakers. provide funds, and
have charge and management Of the Club
ART. III. The Club shall hold it's
meetings at the call Of the presiding officers
ot such time and place as may be desig mated
by the Executive Committee.
ART. w. The Constitution may be
altered or amended by a two-thirds vote.
A. J. HOGUE,
q. HAZLETT,
]. w. HENDERSON,
JAMES LYNN,
ROBERT HILLS,
.r.rrfF Eommi,tae
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SHERIFFS SALE.

Samuel RosseIl vs. John l.. Russell e. wife.
by VIRTUE Of o mandste to me d irected from
- the court Of common pleas Of Belm,nt couniy
Ohio. will offer Tor sale al the front door Of he
court house in said county, on
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G1T HoHoWays PNs are lie best rsmed,

Aaopn in the porId for the jo!lotOine disease.
Asut; IEdigestiob:
Asthma, Inflammation.
Bilious COMPLAINTS. IAnndice;
Blot hes OF tha SKIN; Liver Conplnin.s:
Bowel Compliant, I.rmhseo,
Coles; Piles
CObstip -ti-n of Dorels. Rbeumnisn.
Con ptiLu; Betrntio1 oi Urine;
Debiiuy; berofuis or kins's Evi,.
bropsy; S0re 1hroGts:
DvHen.sry; Stone and Gravel:
ETysipe.as; srcondsEy Syn1iyips;
temaie irreg u'ariiies; TieiUOgl iureux
feyafs # all kIui5, Tuiiours,
Fits. uIeers;
Goui; NenegsGi 4 Fect!ant;
Headechr; Worms ~ sii kindSs
81 eaknesE from wheteYes cause. etc.
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UNION TP. LINCOLN CLUB.
MoRRrsrows, Ohio, july %. ,ss,

"fVHHbTVWHt OHIVi July Zoi IbbU.
A respectsbe number OF the Republican
voters Of Union township met pursuant to
call, and organized by calling Major JOHN
LIPPlNCOTT to the Chair, aud DIR. A. J.
Hooug Secretary.
The COMMITTEES on Organization reported
aa follows. ....