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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-01-17

MACK" !" Of the Cincinnati Coum srcial,
in one Of his letters, speaks Of Ophelia be.
ing forced to choose between her father
and the Moor. Whieh Ophshaf Whist
Moorf WhenY 7-m
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-01-17

TIE Skating Park at GAINESVILLE has prov
ed a failure, caused by the inability of the
proprietors to get sufficient water to floed it.
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A Curious RemiaIscencs.

Flakes Galveston Bulletin, which has q
fair talent for seeking out interesting mat
ters, has the following:
Some newspapers are publishing the fol-
lowing as precious bit of antiquarian lore
We will premise that the N, p. Banks allu-
ded to is the General and member Of Con-
gress of that name, aud that DIR. Porter is
an eminent lawyer in San Francisco, and
has been for seven years District Attorney
of that city:
From the Transcript, June 4, 1891
NATIONAL THEATER
Mr. N r. Banks will make his first appe arance on the
Boston Stage.
Mr.. Porter and Miss K. Gaveu will also appear.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-01-17

A PHYSIOLOGICALv VIEW OF MARRIAGE con-
II tanning nearly 800 pages, and 130 fine PLATE
ENGRAVINGS Of the Anatomy Of the Human Organs
in state OF Health and Disease, with Treatise on
Early Errors. its Deplorable Consequences epon the
Mind and Body, with the Authors Plan OF Ire atmeut
the only rational and ssful mode Of Cure shown
by the report OF cases treated truthful sdvi.er 10
the married, and those contemplating marriage who
terrain doubts Of their physical condition. Sent free Of
postage 10 any address receipt Of 25 cents in stamps
postal currency, by addressing DR.. LA CRQIX, No
81 Maiden Lane, ALBANY, N Y. The authorm may be
consulted upon any OF the diseases upon which his
book IeaIs. Medicine sent to any par Of the world
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-01-17

r Doors open al IL curtain rises al bcieres D.
This relic of the past is being circulated
as slur upon the General. We hope the
day will soon pass when it will be thought
slur upon any lady or gentleman to have
been connected with the dramatic profession.
We have long known that merchant in
in this city has play bill of g Boston per-
formance anterior to the above. in which Mr.
and Mrs. Banks are announced to dance a
sailors bornpipe. We cannat see wherein
lies the disgrace of this profession. If God
gives man or a woman dramatic talent, he
certainly means it to be used, and its use is
as honorable as the exercise of any other
heaven bestowed power. IF Gen. Banks
has no blacker blemishes on his name and
fame than those 'made by his dramatic aud
terpsicheresn career, he will do we'll in life
and have q clearer record than most men.
While it is true that neither the stage nor
the dancing academy can make great man,
it is equally true that they are often efficient
helps, and that neither soldier nor states
man have cause to be ashamed of their orr
gin. 1t is the present, not the past, that
should be considered in estimating man.
We should not occupy ourselves in brood
ing over the misspent past, but be diligent
in preparing for an honorable future.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-01-17

WE object TO filters. Let the girls walk
cut With their dandy besus II they must
show their calves lLouisville Journal
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-01-17
SheriN's Sale.

ISWIFtu 1S SNIG, .
v. BsimOn, Common plea.
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXECUTION in ,bl,
II case issued and TO directed, will Offer for ssle,
al the residence Of William Gregory 81 miles South Of
Darnesyille, in said County, on
Thursday, January 81, 1867,
NJ, of said day, the following goods and ehaules TO
wit:
One Portable Steam Saw Mill, with sill fixtures there
utio belonging.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash on day OF sale.
SAML b. PIPER. Sheriff Belmont Co. o.
TALLNsN, Auy for Plaintiff
Sherif's Office. 81. Clairsvle. Jan. II. IsG7.
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In the Senate. Mr.. Griswod introduced a
bill to amend the act concerning guardian
and ward. (The design is to protect the
interests of wards, by authorizing property
to be sold at private sale, and preventing
the sale at less than the appraised value.
instead oftwo thirds, as under existing law. J
In the House, Senate Bill to amend Sec.
III of the code Of civil procedure SO as to
authorize defendant, under arrest in civil
case, to move to vacate the order of arrest
at any time before judgement, was reported
back and its passage recommended by the
Judiciary Committee
A resolution WAS offered requesting our
Senators and Representatives in Congress
to use their influence to secure the passage
of such law as will make all future issues
of United States bonds subject to taxation
Mr.. Lockwood offered a resolution declar
ing that the levying of taxes by the poll is
Erievous and oppressive, and contrary to the
Constitution of Ohio Therefore, the law
requiring two days labor on the highway
from all persons between the ages of Is and
As, ought to he repealed
The resolution was discussed at some
length, and laid on the table.
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Ohio Legislature.

FRIDAY, January IL.
Both Houses yesterday disposed of good
amount of business. A bill to fix the times
of holding Courts in the 7th Judicial Dis
trict, passed both Houses, and is law
the first of the session In Senate, all the
afternoon was consumed in the considera-
tion of an important bill, by Mr.. Tibbals,
to repeal all laws relating to roads and high
ways, and proposing new law, and new
system, in relation to that subject.
In the House, a number of important
resolutions were passed. The partial appro.
priation bill for 1867, was passed.
Official Reporters were elected in both
Houses-L. L. Rice, of Oberlin, in the
Senate, and Harrison Gray Otis, of Marietta,
in the House.
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Now isthssins . send your subsodptieAs
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Monday, February ~, Is67,
SheriH's Sale.

SheriT's Sale.
ln'"'; :, "nls s.lmon, Common Plea.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE in this
ID issued and TO directed, will offer for sale
at the front door OF the Court House Of said County in
81. Clarsville, on
Monday, February is, 1867,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock N snd o'clock P.
of said day, the following described premises, sit
uaie in Belmont County, 10 wit:
The undivided ninth part OF part of Section 90 Tp.
=, Range bounded oil the North by the lands OF
James Frazier on the West by lands OF John Carer,
the South by lands john Carter and James Groom.,
and the Fast by lands Of James McNillen. in Rich
land Township. Belmont County, Ohio aud containing
2tf acres of land, more or less
TxRNs SALE: Cash OH day Of sale. Appraised
al ee4 %. r..t .,.
SAML B PIPER, Sheriff Belmont TO o.
o. ]. SwASEy, Plaintiffs Au'y.
Sheritf1s Office, ST. Clairsvle, jan IL, 1857.
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NdDrHMGsEs

OsBoRNEs sToGIEs are good and ary. TIT
~ them.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-01-17

XXTANTED.-;500 doz fresh. sound Eggs. Wllpay
w the highes, market price in Cash or goods.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-01-17

This evening, June h, will be performed Bulwers
celebrated play of
THE LADY OF LYONS.
Claude Meno'te MI N, P. Banks
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-01-17

Mr.. Porter and Miss X. Gavett will also appear
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-01-17

NoTICE-We do not pretend 10 tbe selling goods a,
"costn and less than cost, when have such in.
tenton. butwe do say that will sell every descrp-
ton Of Boots aud Shoes for less money than any other
dealer in Whreling rays fer the same goods.
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After which, Songs, Dance

ANer Which, songs, Dances, &c.
TO conclude with new Yankee Comedy called the
Castaway Yankee on the Coast of Malabar.
Zepheniah Crabtree, with Yankee stories hr Porter
HAYNES
LII lrt.aiu ris 1 l.aGe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-07

u New Y ork widowed ~Ducklow'' put
TWO thousand dollars in "coupon bonds" uu.
der her carpet for safety and had them stolen
SThe Petersburg Index makes the predic.
ern States will voluntarily conform 10 the ne W
order Of things, under the Sherman bill" 1t
adds-''We do not believe 1t necessary, or
wise, but 10 Will be done"
81 Joubert says, The punishment of those
who have loved women too much Is 70 love
them too long"
ga woman in Chicago who was divorced
from her husband year and a half ago. has
found time TO fall In love with another man.
and 20 sue him for a breach of promise
SA girl named Cecilia Kenney was burned
20 death by The explosion OF a kerosene lamp
in New York on Monday.
~The Louisville (Ky) Banner SAYS the
health OF Senator Guthrie IS rapidly declining
SThe Duke Of Eutland's estate extends IN
one-sixteenth OF the whole county OF Leices-
terskire, England
~Capt. j. G. Chambers killed his brother
IN perth, Canada, the o'her day. He shot him
for calling him liar.
~The Paris physicians claim to have dis.
covered perfect cure for Group, ia 1our.uf-
sulphur in water.
ArA little girl Just past her fifth year. while
ehaltlng ABOUT the oeaux that visited two Of
the sex IN the same house, OF more mature age
being asked, What do you mean bv heaux
Anniei" she replied, "Why, men that have
not got much sense"
mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe is going to
FLORIDA. where she will reside until MAY and
the family mansion at Hartford, CT, is for
sale.
ga Methodist exherter recently be wailin o
the coIdness CT his flock in religious matters,
said very CURLY that the church members OF
late attended too much 10 the conversion of
even-thirties--N.Y Y. Leader.
ga young man at Hartford was fined s22
The other day for kissing a couple of ladies ar.
ter they had told him tsthey were no such
girls"
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RAILROADS.

RHADlNG RAILROAp
sHi1 70 Hill hI ihfis h sss ~ pf fsgSs4pHt
lkb kfo sSEfSStgF F1EtlkJfEzs.
S4N "a As VINES 1Rks @ s fnR TTa 81
hs psssst nis FIJI, Is ss..,.,Is
Low niLL streets, Philsdelpnis, at the foIIo.ias
MORNING ACCOMMODATION
49,. . -. iOf kssdins and al intsrmsdiats
q, 1ss,Lni.E leave. BEADING ct $50 D. N :. arriving
MORNING EXPREss
Ls@'Iort iimirs kosht.sr. si.s sSaS s.I WI
o;rs hi: ss, Gss%Sssss1,s s.Ss
burg, ls POST Oil Ton VIA i' 6. s.rr,.
%s :'r: 81 VII. hsst
Transport, York, Chsmbersburs, Pinesrov.' AZ All
AFTERNOON EXPRESS.
Pottsys,e. Hs sr,,hnr At 80 p m; fer Rssdins.
and ooiumSis k.iro.a sT.ins aOr SOi.ns
RIADING ACCOMMODATION.
Stations. sfsne.s n q =. way
ss,urPing. leave. PhiI.ssIphis at $50 ,. m.
s' Trsss, ~ p. ss pS,,as at !, So m
BIN, and Pottsvills At Is q m, srrYsins IN ~
rnilso sphia 81 70 D. m. An. rnoon trains iesys
srI?ss :, I sis .. fsSts :: ct iss
ihsrrisburg ,soOmnodatiOn leaves Rssdine az
ing q Reading With Sfsssn m Ro @ Comet,
south stsS D. m. arriving IN Phiisdei phis AZ
Ms,ts T5:i1 Nth PASSENGER car attached
an way stations; leaves Reading n ~ so :, ana
Down nstosn IL 30 p. N. for Phifadelphis and al
An the above trains run daily, Sunday. exo.,,.,
s az :.,s M fot s.ys ud
BEADING at =. m. returning from Re.dins a. g
OHEsTIR VALLEY RAILROAD.
Passensers fer Downingtown and interm.dis,.
bH.hs. ,t Ions 5ns sns Sis .na N
ingtow n ct 8. m. and 30 neon.
NEW YORK EXPREss FOR PIrrTsRrRou
Is.,..N AND AID TIE VEST. 'n
Ing se:s,diIs q Ss 4 9 ard ms 's and
iittsoargh, Chicago, wiliamsport, KIM ra4 ar
Keturnins. Express Train leave. H.rr,,hn
arrival OF fennsylysnia Express from Piitsbsfg
.ssnS,y6a, m; rs p N passing Reading &c
New YORK. 10 a m, snd AS D m, slses piiSins =:
aecenpsnylns these trains through bstseea Js rs
Mail train for New York leaves Harri.hurg q.
ynykP ~ Nall train Tor Hsrrisburs leaves New
sCuUYLKILL VALLEY RAILROAD
Trains leave fottsvllle at z, IL - a "a and ~
m Fe;1 ming from Tansgua at Z IS a. m, snS
scHEYLkILL AMP sUsQUEHAssA RAIL.
TRAINS leave Auburn at so q. m for Pipegr.,.
ena harrisburg, and at So p. m. for PineS,oS
ana fremont. ret1rbiDg from II HARRISBURG AZ %
m, and from fremont at Il q O. m and -
pm. ~ 80
FREIGHT.
Sooos or all descriptions Forwarded to All th~
noose points from the eompanyis New Fretebe
Depot, Broad and Willow streets ''sns
FREIGHT TEAMS
Leave Philadelphia dali at s. SO a m II ~ no,
and D. m. for kesoiug, Lebanon Harrishron
Pottssfile, Port Clinton, aud ell points seyons'
MAILS
Close 1T the Philadel phia Post O6os To- -,
places on the road and its branches At f
and Tor the principal stations only at SIS :. M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-07

How NEWSPAPERS ARE CONFIsCATED IN
RANCE.-Under the rule OF Napoleon, news
papers have always been regarded as bomb
shells that may blow up the Empire. Accord
lngly, whenever pubic journal printed any
;hlng unpleasant 10 the Emperor, II was seizsd
and the person 10 whom II was sent and the
agent ~ no meant 20 sell 10 never saw copy
OF the offensive number. The Journal des De
bats recently yenJured to print an exposure of
the systematic couiiscatlon of English, Belgian
and German papers, winch has peen carried
on -uninterTuptedly in France for the last
fifteen years The Augsburg Gazette and the
LOnOOn Saturday, Review have been the chief
sufferers. The Independence Beige has been
excluded for whole months at 4 time The
Journal de Geneve, which Is daily distributed
n Lyons, Is not suffered TO reach its Paris sub
scrlbers on an average more than once q week
Punch Is repeatedly deemed too strong for
France, and nine of every ten numbers are
conhscated. and even the illus trateo London
News was kept back for twenty -four hours in
January on account OF an engraving of the
night fete of the Skating Club. Spanish pa
per, written in trench-La BIdassoa-haying
been seized for several months running, on
account of its political summary lately re-
placed the offending article by wood cut
representing the good ship Bidassoa TN quar-
antine before Bayonne." The Ameri-
can papers, when they are not seized, are gen =
orally detained for twenty -four hours.-N Y
Posi-.
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Qres Depot Conm,ssa,y Of S'ab,,stenes.

WaShinston. ID. C., March A. 1897
Sealed PrsposaIs, Of the form furnished by the
undtrsigned, will be received in duplicate, until
T iba rHnsH tss 18Th 2; Msrsh az II foT ali
the use OF the troops and all the CORNED BEEF
for sale or Issue at the following places VIZ (:
Washington, ID. c.. Alexandria. Va Fort Wash :.
ingtsn, Md, Fort Foote, Nd and Fort ppIe,
Proposals will also he received Tor all the Flesh
the Washington Depot. This Beef viii be of the
lines quality OF select parts both from the hi nj
quar- tiers and the lbs of the fore quarters
All the Meat will be bject to ri gtd ps pectfon
to be Of excellent marketable quality and in nm
eHceptiorable condition. The Fresh Seer re-
autred for the of equal proport ons of fore
and niDo 9oa.ters' necks. shanks, and kidney
In all cases il the Meat 10 not satisfactory muir
chases in the open market will be made nj the
OK pense Of the contractor
The contractor will be required to deliver the
Meat ct the Store house, at the places snied .
where he will distribute 1t in such qusntittes
Department may direct.
faparate proposals will be received for supply.
ing either Of the above named places.
Bidders must be present at the opening Of the
bids
Payment 10 be made at this Office monthly. for
all Meat purchased, or when In funds for the pur
All questions respecting quality and condition
will be settled by the ofhcsr Of the Subsistence
Department receiving the Meat.
The CO Dtract will be made for six months from
the LIST day OF April, 1857. OF such period ae the
Commisssry General may determine.
Bids must be endorsed Proposals Tor
It" and addressed to the undeTsisssd;
NH 6-et Majer and q. g., q. 3. A.
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eECRIT DIeDA0He

eanAf1ass ellis the nsss certain, cais md
dy ever discovered. Cures in two 70 tour days. and
recent ceses N twenty four hours No mineral, no
IL the soldiers hope, and friend e those Who 40
net want 70 b sxDessd. Male packages. S7;is-
male, o..
5AsxIisAHs 1ool AND Hlas JuIcn,-A poattvs
and psrnaasnt cure fer sDyhtns. eoroeah. Ulcsrs,
esii b. 8. O. BeYd. ees sdvsrtassosUt. NJ
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10y COOPER LATIMER Auctioneers.
- Late clerk with as. O. Mcclure DOL
Southwest corner Of Pennsy lvania ave- and 18th
street, Star ONCE Building
TRUsTEES ssAhEIor uNIMPBoylp PRop.

ERIY ON THE ISLAND Ar AUCTION.
June A ID; less, and recorded in Liber s.. No.
W, YoIos 90 s, and 9, one OF the land records
tor asnint ton county. u. @. will sell az pub
lie auction, on the premises at Ave O'Clock y m.
on MGMDAd' March II, 1871 next Lot numbered
H. Philips sub OF part of original Lot No I2) two
In square numbered five hundred and eighty. one
side OF Sd street west, near Virginia nvanne AMI
in . thriving loo ation ~
Terms: One half cash, balance I'm SIX and twelve
months. with interest from day Of sale sec ured by
deed OF tIus: on the property. A deposit Of $50
VIII De required from the purchaser at time Of
OF purchaser. '0"''
WIN b. DRINKARD, Trustee.
Re lo-tod6ds COOPER IA TIM Err Ancts
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6From France. comes the omi nous an
nouncement that the workIngmens .-strkes''
are on the increase, owing 10 the advancing
prices of provisions. The Emperor must do
something 10 m ct those strikes, and to pacify
the workmen.-or there W i'll be serious politi :
cal trouble, by and by-if precedents are worth
anything.
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@Labor brokers In Memphis hire men in
the city TO 90 TO work on farms in she country,
with The understanding they shall run away
az the earliest opportunity and come back TO
be hired over again. Brokers and Iaborers
divide the commission paid by the farmers
who want the hands
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,.
- No. o26, corner of 7th and ID str eeta

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROvED
xhHXSr r Fk0HTiMG On 4rH sTREET
TWEEN AND STREETS NORTH, AT
PUBLIC AUCTION
O'Clock M, on the premises, we shall sell, Lot
No; and b, being snbdi vision of Lots No. 4. s.,
depth, improved by a fine three story Frame
House, containing eight good ,rooms, With halls
being No. $50 Also. after the sale Of the above we
shall SELL part Of Lot No Q. in same Square having
avenue. IN nning back the depth thereof This
Irel:rty fs IN hne location, and worthy Of the
before the day Of sale By calling on the ewner on
the premises
Terms: One half cash; balance six and twelve
months, for notes bearing interest, and secured
y deed Of trust on the premises. All convey An
cling and revenue stamps 1T the cost of the purcha
ser. ESQ down on each whom sold
70 IS oo&ds 0kEkN WILLIANS, Ancts
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RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
- WASHINGTON, Jan. Q, 1857.
&& -:

E&E&4dssss;; 81 = e 8 - - 800
Trains between WASHINGTOS AND BALTI.
MoBE, and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST
are now run Is follows, viz:
FOB BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except Sunday. at Too, 7:ls and
Aao =. M and 2as, and $50, and s 90 .. m
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 7:00 O. m, and
FOE GAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANEAPoLt
JUNCTION..
Leave at Sis and 100 O. n, and at aOe and a
,. m.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave at T:45 o. m, and 4:5e D. N. No trayns
to or from Annapolis on Sunday
On SUNDAY.
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave atI0 o. m, and % and 90 D. m
FOB WAY STATIONS.
Leave aLI:0 q. m -, ana 2:aU and SOC .. -,
Fok ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
s. leave daily, except Sunday, st 7A5 q. IA, and
On Sunday ct 500 p m only. connectine at Relay
STtanon With trains from Baltimore to wheeling,
.,TRK6TaA ffff0Klrs to the West can be he'd ..
the ashington Station Ticket once ct ali hours
In the day. rs well as At the office Of the Bank
ers and Brokers' Telegraph Line, 34s Penn
avenue, between 9Th and 7th streets
For New York, Pbilsdslphfa, and Boston, see
Advertisement Of Through Line.n
4. WILSON. Master of Transportation.
L. -. COLE, General Ticket Agent
&C 0.h GEO. 8. KOONTZ. Agent wsshins ton.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

GREAT RHEUMATIO REMEDY lies in the
snAil anantity necessary to effect Q cure. One
oose t.forty drops y gives instant relief, and
thrice reteeted: seldom fails to restore the sui.
fersr TO perfect heath
NH s. cow SO FORD. AGENT.
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g 20 = 1T DIS rs,
"a II A II = MS 3IRHI
SANARIfLTS 0IFff

THG M00T CBkTA10 BV1B U6Bb
eoNORRH0A, GLEEE, STRI0fe.RsG, -
contain. no Mineral. 70 B.i..n, no nsrSn.g.
n ny. II. :so%.ss sr d the dsio.ts
cHs: IL from ne
enveIsity q q, *, enc Of @: no.
% Lei sscs. Who ssSs setting or
&: IA n'
pom.. ,. sins :: 81 g. = I.. sa:n 8: sr''''
BLOODi BLOODU BLOODigg
s%sSssuIso t ElS.sS b5 sEkts' s sYfSTs
81 xTssE k5o+ p 8s1 Hsss
srrhi inSssS e iosi sssi tn.
sAMAkITANs ROOT AND HKRR JUICE fs q
scribed t reaches and eradcAtes every particle Of
Ii. vsnsIeal poison, 80 that 2: cure /: thOrouss
:9 ss sa . ,HS % ,Ss + :
'e>'' Do N6r DEsPAIRi
ROOT HasS o,,
'.s.S zen ali the bed 'asp Fl Hs!sS@, :''
IN many A.ssss,os. with xA,ea aanssIs o. v
sas feqh asS 5ssEg1!! gIok
hiIitv and for ell Complaints incident 70 the -
SSs} 81 sxprso. frios IL Per bottle.
sAMARITANp WASH
u, IN aees Ihilis, used N connection with the
kG Tuli sa airections. Pries osnu.
The efficacy Of these remedies ID alike scknswl.
.d9sd " ghiae,s9s, and patients. They ere assa
WHAT TIE sys sss "a s sAH ~ rH. sAnAs
~Pos, nosrlIHi, foRT MAIsaHIL,. Ba,nnors,
Ma, Feb. %, hos4.-"l have great .ettslsctisn in
that ] have tssd then With igdgnsnf, 1ascrsooa,
snd properly, end, have found them respond to nv
:ot g.:
their s0eaey. - = far e NJ Ne q thsa sxts1ds
"Asastsas s1rGsoa, IN 4. T.VSS.
ssM ~ .. Q. roIp. es..ssilsa sssssseA esn..
Siiis;ssi ;s;is; 81! :''::' S.a,'
SrsINwAYs PIANOS.
bay: s sS% IL. s..:; q
sisting Of Grand, square. and Upright
Far sbs last ie. yesrs stsisvays Pis.ss have
ali new York Boston, Phil adel phia, and Baltimore
makers. whenever and yhsssyer tnsy have come
Steiowsy 4 Sons received the Endorsement lof
Superiority Of their Pis1e; sysr q. msks1 81 the
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