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A Good Joke on O Good Man.

There resides in Centre Wheeling an old
gentleman, who is q devout member of the
Methodist Church and who is perfectly
sound and orthodox upon all the doctrines
Of that denomination, and is opposed to all
-publio shows or exhibitions that do not tend
to encourage morality and religion. Being
opposed TO these performances he never
lends them the countenance Of his presence
or gives them any aid or comfort whatever.
On the contrary he does whatever he can to
discourage them. The other day the Rev.
G. q. McCabe was advertised to deliver a
lecture at the 4th Street NJ. Il. Church.
Our friend determined TO go and hear it
0n the same evening sort OF lager beer
saloon entertainment was advel tised to come
of ut Washington Hail. Our Methodist
friend having forgotten where the lecture
was 10 be delivered presented himself at
Washington Hall and asked for ticket
The ticket seller told him that they had two
kinds of tickets. for front and rear soats.--
HWell," taid the other, VI want to hear the
He marched slowly up the hall and selected
q front seat. He was little astonished n,
the oharac,e or OF the audience but seated
himself quietly TO wait the appearance of
the reverned lecturer. The performance was
commenced by the introduction OF variety
of negro eccentIcties, aud songs. dances,
and so forth, followed. Our friend was
? greatly surprised at finding himself in the
presence Of congregation of the wicked
but as he occupied prominent place in tht
hall he thought the safest plan was to 70
main 10 his scat until the performance wa'
over. lie adhered to this determination
until young female performer, in gaui
and tights bounced out upon the stage and
70 execute a very lively :, pirouette. nppTh This wa.
more than our friend could stand. He arose
aud left The hall with looI OF the most
intense disgust Wheeling Intel.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-02-18
Sale of a Woolen Factory
And Valuable Real Estate In

belmont Co.. o., by order of Court.
ON SATURDAY, THE isrH OF MARCH. 1894, q,
~ 1e O'Clock NJ, on the prenses, viii be sold 70 the
highest bidder the following real estate with the spfnr
tenances the properly OF John w. Hutchinson, de-
ceased. TO wit stuste III Belmont County Ohio being
past Of the Northwest quarter Of Section ~ Township
s. Range 2, In the Steubenvie Land Dttrict beginning
for s boundaries at stone at the road, ana running
thence South % deg West % poles 10 stone in The
South boundary line OF said quarter Section; thence
with said line West poles to the corner Of said 9uaref
thence North with the West boundary line Ill poles 70
buckpye on the West bank of the Creek; thence up
said Greek with its meandernss including nlc bed and
bank Of the Greek to sycamore IN the North boundary
line thence with said line East 26 poles to sugar and
sl o., the East bank OF the Creek; thence down the
Creek including the Greek, 10 lynn; thence South y
deg East 81 poles 10 wh,o oak thence South as deg
East i6 poles TO the place Of beginning Containing Is
acres, more or less. :. .. -.-e.s Lt..i .
Road about four miles West Of Belaire, and on them
are situated a WOOLEN FACTORY. with xxczLLxSI
NAcHfyERY and in COOP REPAIR; abundance Of COAL
abou, 400 bearing Apple Trees Of the choicest varieties
and good dwelling house. The premises will be sole
free OF dover. =
Terms One-third IN hand, and the balance in two
equal annual insta rnents, with interest
Appraised at 5000 90. MARIA HUTCHINSON,
.tF-.y .tsfrv -If. JOHN >. kEHH,
.-J p Admrs OF JOAN w. Hutchinson deed.
Feb. 4, 1891. .-5w ....l .l .fqI..,q. .t .....s 80
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-02-18
SABBATH SCHOOL BELL. NO. q,

is an entire new work OF 92 pages and 2s tunes
and hymns Nearly ono million Of these BELLS
have been issued and ringing ihrough
this and other countries Among the many
choice pieces may be found. shal meet beyond thr
Rver,' There Is n Beautiful Word," sorrow shall
come asain no more" DO nj YOU hear the angels oom
ing,n "fhou God, sess Inc "Sabbath Bes chime on
&c Prices Of Bell No. are same ms Bell No Both
numbers can lie obiRned in one volume, price, bound
copy 40 cents S35 per hundred cloth hound embossed
g 50 cents si5 per 100 rs copies farshsd al the iUo
price. Mailed nj the retail price.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-02-18
THE DAY SCHOOL Bnz.L.

4ooo0 copss issued. A new Singing Book fet School.
and Seminaries. called the Day-sehool Ben, IL row
ready Il contains about 900 choice songs rounds,
ee,ches duets, tros qusretts and ehoruses many o.
them written expressly for this work besides ~ pages ol
the Elements Of Music. which easy and progreasi -
: Among ne large number -ofbeautifn Pecei nay be
found asUncle sam'sl echoo," q Do NJ ycu hest the
children coming - always look the sunny side,
aThe liule ass,h and "Liue Lad" r0h II wene 2
little bd,n bird Of beauty" pretty pair tree Anvil
Chorosn "Meet me by the running brook, &C
compiled by Horace Waters, author Of sabbath Schoo
BelL Nos 4 and 2 which have had the enormous sale
Of s2s 600 copies Pricss-paper covers Is cents RI
bound, embossed gilt 40 cents, s35 per hundred. y
copies furnished at the 100 price. Mslsd ai the retail
prise.
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" Carr. fisKE. Of tho United States Army,
! has Just arrived in Chicago from Idaho, and
caused sensation by his reports Of therioh
gold mines OF that Territory, He states
that be saw nine hundred dollars worth Of
gold t,ken from single pan full Of earth,
and Is ean6dent. from what he could learn
from reliable sources. thatthore has already
been mined SIS, 100000 in gold None OF
this Treasure has - yet been shipped out q
the Territory, for want Of proper and safe
escort. fllt .
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-02-18
THE ATuEN .EUM COLLECTION

contains Five Hundred pages Of times snd hymns.
new aud old Of the choicest kinds for church, Sunday
school, rovvs missionary, temperance prayer and eeA-
ference and all kinds Of sacred and social meeaks
The music in this book has life and an,nson In H. like
"Shnlng Shoren "Roa for The Weary" "Shsl we know
each other thesen "Shall meet beyoud the Riverr
"rhore 10 a Beautiful World" "Kind Wordsn 'swee
Hour OF Prayer" ~rhere Is Laid Of Lows" Suffer
&c Prices single copies bound 0s cent,, SIS per lDo
cloth bound embossed gill, rs cens s65 psr 100 Malice
At the retail price. .' .,,..
= ~ ~ 4si, Brosdway, New Yssk,
Publisher OF the above Books. f .
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Administrators Sale
or 1HAT vresT, A TIE

TN pursuance Of an order granted by the Probate
Court OF Bemon, County, Ohio will oiier Tor sale,
at public auction, on A..
Friday, February 2oth, 1864,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. N. and o'clock
Of said day, on the premises the following described
Being the one undivided half Of certain rac, Of land
being and lying IN the South half Of the Southwest quar-
ter o1 Section No. 49, Township y and Range s. OF the
original survey Beginning for the same a. The 8; W.
with said section line ~ 76-l0o poles 10 station NO.
thence N SO $40 deg Fast 143 otoo pefches to stone
station No 81 thence 8 "a 32i0o poles to station No
thence West i42 s5i0o poles 10 tho place Of beginnng
containing seventy acres, three roods and weny-one
Also he one undivided half Of certain other tract Of
No a. Township and Range Q, beginning for the same
at n stone planted in the Township line at the N. w.
corner Of said Section al station No Ii thence South a
s6i deg f. s22-ioO poles 10 station No. Q, thence N 81
deg T. IL l6-i0o poles to station No. q thence 3 UT
deg E. 10 32-100 poles 10 ton No 81 thence n: 6tf
deg 2 10 poles TO salio thence n; % dsg, 10 10
6soo poles 10 the Northern boundary Of said section to
station No. Z; thence w with said boundary line ~
o"-I00 poles TO the pace OF beginnings containing IL
acres, rood and ~ poles more or less.
Also the or undivided half Of Lot No 90 in the town
OF Mt. Olivet. ....... .
All The foregoing real estate being and lying in the
subject the life estate OF Martha Thompson, widow o
John Thotnpso deceased. Said real estate being the
same premises of which John l. Thompson, late OF Bel
TERMS OF SALE; one-third in hand; one-third IN
one year; and one-,hird in years. Deferred pay
ments bear interest from day OF sale, and 10 be Sc
cured by mortgage on said premises. .,o-. M
Ist tract appraised at. %
Cd ..... .................... 1S0 90
3J ...,................ ITO OO
WILLIAM SMITH,
49,, =. Administrator Of John ]. Thompson, decd
u
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AYERS ai' %. ...
aCATHARTIC PILLS

possess 80 many advantages. over the o''ier pa'-
CALVES in the market, and their superior vlrtnes
are 80 universally known, that we need not do
more than to assure the public their qushty "
ma"!snea equal to the ne. eve, ss' sa sxa
that they have ever done.
Prepared by J. G. AVER, II. d., = Co,
Lowell, Mass, and sold by r... .nsm
Fsr sale by wslday & cslsra,n, In. West ss
nd I. n. Patterson.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-02-18

MARcus MoRroN. tyice Governor Of
Massachusetts. and noted Tor having beaten
Edward Everett, his competitor for that OF.
fce. by one vote, died in Jameston, Mass q
chusefts, on Saturday, aged 70. Gov. Nor
ton was also q nomber OF Congress nom
Eassacb usetts for Two terms-lslT-2l.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-02-18
BETTER THAN CALONrI. OR BLUE Pill.
BETTER THAN CAL0MEL OR BLUE PILL
BErTER THAN cALONEL OR BLUE PILL.


They exercise powerful influence over the liver
and MS sesretioss than caonel, mercury, bue Pill,
hence their mportanco In casos OF Liver Ccmplass
and splssn Difcutes Jaundcs, Dyspepsia, Bilious at
t,eks Headache &C. In the treatment Of fsysrs, slhsr
Bilious, Yellow, Typhoid, and other reducing fsvsrs,
they are superior 10 qinne Their influence extends
over the entire system, controlling STRENGTHENING and
brsrng up the relaxed and wasting snergie. Ahd rsa
tiur Al the secrctns ~ the natural performance o
their duties, cleansing and purifying the bfod, and
purging from the system all diseased deposits and In
pure humors, % ...... ...' o..
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-02-18
TIE NEW PATRIOTIC SONG BOOK

eonsns 90 pages Of songs, duets and choruses, both
sacred and secular including ~ pages Of prayers fo
sck and dying soldiers and soldiers Ma,nal
II s well suited for social singing. well "a Sabbath
worship Alnoof Che .n,sny beautiful pieces may be
found, Where liberty dwe.ls Is my country" ''Ihs
Christian Hero" 'Tlrre Cheers for our Banner" "Come
sing 10 OF Columbia the Gem oi the Ocean,
"Ffeemnn's Gathering" "Columbis's King forever"
"Marching Along" &c. Prcss--psper covers, IL ssns
$40 per 100. Mailed al the retail price. -..
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contains IA pages. and nearly oO tunes aud hymns and
is the mos, populst 8 g. Book ever s,led Among the
most popuar pieces are "Kind Words" Eden Abovs.n
"Christian IIeron beautiful Zon II ought 70 Joye my
Mother n.Ihe Angels 'oldIns .o%sIn ,he lagtt .9es
Tor Tie Weniya aet Price. .pnper coveh ~ seni,
elok bound, embossed Gin, 80 esns, sssrvr low -
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Farm for Sale.

T WILL s.. my Farm on Bogys Fork oi Saltwater
l. in Flushing Township, belmont County, Ohio, ad-
Joining the Harrison county line, about two miles from
Moorefed, and the Clay Pike leading from Curnbrdge
to Sepbenvie, and Immediately on the road from Rock
Hill 10 Moore deld
The farm contains about 24 acres and well located
for division into two farms. As q whole il Is
amongst tho best gruzing farms OF the county About
30 upland well tmbered and the residue 6rsi
class bottom, well wsered and well adapted TO farming
or grazing "A good Steam Floufing and Saw Mil AT.
ioins'the premises
For particulars enquire Of Isaac Holloway, Esq, Of
Flushing or the undersigned, at bridgeport, Ohio
de2a.d JOHN g. TALI.MAN.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-02-18

Form Ohio regiments in Tennessee do
AIRED ID re-enlist ~ veterans from that State,
pot vishipg 70 GIL up quotas forr thsir stay
sf-bone nssf hbors. : The SeefctsIy-f War
- deeided that this sapnes bs allowed }
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iNOrICEI

L ricsI Maps published by Cowes Titus has Illegally
oetsned an order on the Treasury Of Goshen Township
for ninety Ave dollars said order being dated Jan al
ieii and twill be peid, a. The Board revoked H.
BY order OF the Board Of Education, cf Goshen tn.
- .tf l ELISHA KINNEY. tn Clerk
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THE HARP OF FREEDOM

contains ~ pages Of songs duets and choses for Free
dom. Among the choice pieces we would nn,ne, Fan
Freedoms morn" 20 lie, my people go." over the Ionn-
tain" "Ihey worked me a the day" &c. Frics Scents
single 50 cents Der doze ~ per i00 postage one colt
each.
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yyyArRRv CHORAL. 'HAkP--A new Sunday
wv e~kool Beck, sf is6 pages Of beaalial Hymn.
sud Tunes Il eeu,aiLs many gems, such as "sAall We
know each other there 'suaet little children CONS
Leave me Win ny nosHsrS ne iesdsih ms Sssids sti
wsistsn ks. Price paper eoser 90 cents; els ptf 100
war %zTss X s'1 %sA :s S Ssd
and which hsys he'd shs pabfaeni Skl II eyfi elgh
'''f;ss sSszss 's;siF' 7a;.. 'ssss sssslawsv y
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TIE REVIVAL. MUSIC BooH

contains 70 pages Of and hymns, designed r
VAL prayer, and conferences meetings. Price IN paper
single copies, cents, ss per 100 Mailed al e
retail price.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-02-18
RUTH: A SACRED cANTATA,

contains I2s pages Words by Rev Sidney Dyer uAic
by Prof Gull This 10 exeeeni book ior certs for
the young Prices-papsr covers ovems, si5 per I00i
bound 10 eonts, $40 psr 100. .'.. W. 80
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The Atlantic Monthly
Is UNIVERSALLY KRcosNIzEp AS
THE BEST An ERICAN MAGAZINE
The Thirteenth Volume

OF the Atlantic commences with the number for January
1854 Its cpmmenc affords the Publishers
sioa o suy thai the Ailalic has attained circulation
and prosperity never equaed by any American maga,
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The prosperity OF the Atlantic enables its conductor.
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columns All the best known writers IN American liter
contributing constantly TO its pnges. give the sole
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.Jaln-s Russen lowell, William Cullen Bryant,
Henry w.I.ongiellow, John q. Palfry.
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Ralph aldo Emerson, Henry Giles
Nathauei Haw tlorle, Waller Mitchell,
Charles sumner Henry Il. Tuekeman,
Rohert Dale Owen, , 8 John weiss,
George Curtis, Francis Wayland, Jr,
&C. HazewelI, Mrs. H. b. Stowe,
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Author Margret tiowth, "K Marvel"
| Mrs. Julia W, Howe, David A. Wasson,
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.adn. .f,ststrator,s .NDssce.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Probate Cour, Tor
- Belmon, County, hio, the undersigned was np-
Nicholas NJ. Fowler decd, late Of said County.
All those indebted to said estate are TO make
immediate payment and those having claims against
said estate notified 10 present them for set,lemen,
within one year from this date.
U.a CAROLINE r. FOWLER, Adm
Jan. 81, 1904. ''
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WATERS CHEAP MUSIC FOR rHE nLIIoN

WATERS CHEAP MUSIC FOR THE MILLION
.tNtG, 90, fTrU1dS1 gEn y Nli-e
musical societies shoirs Sunday school. pubs schools
seminaries, etc. "Shsli we know each other theser
Don, ycs hsaI ,as Angsls soslnEr, Shall s nee,
world Where Lbery dwslls II my coan,ey,n nFrss-
dom, Truth, and Rishtn sws are coming Father
Of Love- s.sorrow shall come again no more Heaven
" Homo acohas sing Of Hssyen In sight"
ing on" God save he Ncon,n whhdsr's cong sf ssrks
Plantation Negro" aFsir Freedoms Nor, has dawned
.. Iassn "ovsf the mountain" Little Ella an Angel
come unto me- "Bury me In the morning. Mother"
@coms 70 Thy rest" sweet hour Of ptsytL"&e Pnee
each! In shsst forn viii Plano npiainsn. q es
PusIsssd By HORACE WATERS, Asr
---- So = Me- tst, Btssdwsy, New Yssk.
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gaa. .EyENNTNTGs I,9'slI 113'.
-: ';::'si, = !: &c. y: Z st ss'
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Belmont Common Pleas.

D6IulUIlG OOIuuIVu Z IctS5s
NOTICE I'M PARTITION
Peter Shaver, Alexander NJ Shaver ToHN HOB
and Andrew Smith, plaintiffs, a SON wiltake
vs. notice that petit
'' John Hobson, defendant. tion was fled a.
gains him the 18th day OF January, A. D. 1894 in
the Clerks Office of the Court OF Common Pleas OF Bel
mont County, Ohio, by the above named plaintiffs, aud
10 pending, wherein said plaintiffs demand partition
OF the following premse situate in said county Of Bel
mont: Being pau OF Section a. Range 9, Township 2,
bounded the East by the Ohio River; the South
aud West by lands OF benjamin Robinson and on the
North by lands Of David Smith; containing 10 acres,
less Also all coal md minerals OF every
kd lying under the surface Of the original tract OF land
owned by William Amber and decided TO c. p. Anshutz,
containing 30 acres more less At the OF
said Cou application will be made by the said plaintiffs
for order that partition may be made Of said premises
and other proper orders. d. ID. T. COWEN,
ATTY for Petitioners.
Jan. ~. IS8i.-6w
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I AM CURED.

al have taken six deses Of Radwaya Pills, Of three
pills ssch in sI days they cured me Of Constpaiioa
A--rs' and many other pills for years, aud could
only obtain temporary relief II stopped ths use Of
these plls for week my old complaint would sppsAr
SIC dosss Of R.dvay's Pills cured me.
s,ErHEN BENNETT, q. C. o."
"i have suasrsi with Dyspepsia and Liver ~
tlaint for seven years-havs used all sorts or ptlis
they would give me temporary comfort, but was cem-
relied IA take them all the time have used ons boz
Of Dr. Railways Pills I am cured. have not takes
particle Of medicine In sx months.
@, ". CMLDS, Roxbury, Nass.
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LEWIS HOUSK

8t. ela1r8vllA0s Ohh0s
s.-- SAMUEL. LEWIS, (p-.,-,xr-
.gti.il.- L. woODMANsEE,j ! .'I,--'sr
I1HIs HOUSE HAS BEEN ENLARaED By the aA'
Il diuon Of large DINING HALL and IA
! suite Of Rsde hsnbers and has bs,A tsot'
euIhly repaired and iarnisAsd as Fiasr
Glass Horkb 'ig -lryNil 9C.l En.
The Proprstors assure the travelling puS-
lie thstthey win spare no Pains or expenss a.
10 aks their guess eonortAbe Ard hsv bhlA ns1ssss
They have recently sfectsda
rEiinO) 10 Fine New Stable. anDiot
one 81 he bs Ia Ohio which vii, piwaya - sAAAeSe4
BY careful and stfsntve Ost,srs. .
l. T7aIe HOUSE was fsussrly ewnst ~ Bs>ete e1ahs
and knosvn - Ne sAnersan.n il 70 siiness1 -, Aa
NeakssSsi Aoraes u tasin and Mashss S>sSss tsusA
s.siyi sysssst she o'." H.s.., II III gusqtuoo
iolusLIaewiss OmnibuSnei
ixsss dis Hsuss every morning ssnd.ys sxsRss ..s
f.a'rcr fiib '7''TTg 'ST7T, 7 I6fFi 80
The wheeling& cambridg, Omnibus
Leaves thi. House daily for cs.kasSs \ 10 4 " I'D
OF Wheeliax al la,alsek H.h---.--73-.i-
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Frou DR.. Ross, snSi~, Hovsscs ~, y. =
.Dn AYya: ssldoun fail to remove krs43See ess
Serohsioss S6rss BY the psrpevsrfne ~ Is.r'
sAssArtHILLA .nd 49, na.s !,T .,,S Rex sj 49,
iiys w possssS equsls sle leSAHs4rAIzllAy@ "A leFs
suppIied 10 the pfofssssoA - wen - y tAsPssye'
From, j. Il. .yoAHsfox, EsQ, Waksssos, one.
uFor twelve years had the ysllow Efy,iPsiss -
nv right arm, daring which tfhs tried AZ ths -
sbfstsd physieisns could rssch, and tock npnoIs.
bad that the cords becsIns Visible, "a shs dssses
sesG tsfes your eSat s2ssl@aalA ~ T To5ffwo bottles ~
some Of your PILLs, Together thsy hsys srrsd -.
am now swell and soend % nnypocyi, ny n ~
sommnnty, and exoitss chs wonder Of al'
Prom Hon. Hs~ry Mo~ro, n. 2. p, 81 Hsseessks.C
NJ, leading member of tia Conadso~ Portsa~He,N'
al have used your SARsAYAKILLA IN my nn,ly,
for general dsbiNff; and FOR psrVfsmG ~ ooes,
With very beneficial results and tssi eonnosnes 70
|. ST. Anthony's Fire. Rose. sals oRhssn.
n seald Head, Sore Eyes. o,iL
fSom HarYsy stctisr Esq, q: p sSs .S.ss, y m'
"our' only child, about three years q sss, was =.
Tackled By bimpIss on h,s forehssdl They tapiSly
sprssd until they formed . loathsome eno virnens
sore which covered hin fhce and sctuaiiy oianas9
his eyes for some dsys,. AsktH phyMca.n. sPplSs x
parent effect. FOR fftsen days we guarded ht hsnss
sorrnpt wound which covered his whole fses. nay.
ips tried every thing slse We bad any hege mon Ss
bsn vinS JosTs s,.an Z. .oa lrset Ss sors
began to heal when We had given she nrss po!us -.
ana vss wSu when We had hnished the sseoHdf ~
child's eyelashes which had come out, grew essss
and he Il now healthy and fnfr - nny esns.. -
whole neghborhood predicted shat me enus -, -
AZ
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TN pursuance Of an order granted by the Probat,
Court Of Benou, County, Ohio, will offer for sale
at public auction, on
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Pusa.Asa By HORACE WATERS, Ast
So No. <5t, Btsadwsy, New Yea

,oIBH 9'nGIbIRDU
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JAM. 2s, 1884.