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THE CELEBRATED :
G r AEC
M [ c. RO S C. O p E


Is an optical wonder, repeaIs The thousands of
and practical availability, com bining insLruc-
tion with amusement, and never losing Its in
terest. 1t magnides
TEN THOUSAND TIMES
a power equal to other microscopes OF many
times its cost. Reveals countless little worlds,
all around us, teeming with life, hich TO the
las Eels in Vinegar, Animals in Water, Cheese
Mites, Sugar and Itch Insects, Milk Globules
Claws and Hairs of Insects, Hundreds of eyes
in single OF fly, Dust of butterhy's wings
to be perfectly formed feathers, the much talk
ed of Trichina Spiraiis or pork worm, which
was first discovered in America with this Mi
croscope. - u euf1it.a
1t Is OF infinite value to professional men. to
teachers aud to students. but nowhere is it of
greater value than on the family table, within
the reach of every member. 1t will delight
yourself, your children and friends during the
long winter evenings. IL will show you adulter-
atfons or uncleanliness OF various kinds in
food, as sugar, tea. bread, meal, sc.
1t IL OF inestimabie value to the Farmer
in examining insects which prey upon his
crops. The power OF a $50 microscope, and so
simple in its cons truction that any child can
use It understandingly. and with appreciation
A Beam Beautiful a Present. Ere ELEGANT, Instructive.
During the past Six Years its worth has been
testified to by thousands of Scientific Men,,
Farmers, school Teachers, Students, Physi-
clans, Heads OF Families, and others.
PRICE $3.0O.-Seht by mail, post paid
Every instrument is neatly boxed, and hand
someiy labeled with full directions for use.-
Thousands have been sent by mall
Address, ILLNESS & CO., Chicago.
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TO effect cures. Their method of bapt-
ism is immersion. Services are condue
ted in private houses when churches
cannot be obtained. The grating of,
this Latter Day Saint feature on the
doctrines of Christianity is one of the
most questionable whims of these mod
eru reformers. -
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Purify the Blood With
DR.. WEAVER S MEDICINES
-4l 5eLss,,. Tyy,o,.cs csTf .LIhl'
For H3INf0TS,

THESE Invaluable Medicines have achieved n
COMPLETETRIU MPH In eradicating Huinors,
of ali kinds, from the human system. They
we're Introduced 10 the public some six years
since and have been used with entire success
The CAsNkER AND SALTRHEUM SYRUP lis
taken internally, which cleanses the Blood
by throwing impurities to the surface, when
the CEHATEg Is applied, externally, and ali
eruptlOns are destroyed, and Health and Beauty
restored Their ASTONISHING SUCCESS has
called out many ignorant pretenders who
to the public. .TheyGre Out in almost. every
form, from Panacseas down to Pills. and all for
HumOrs, (g eotUss they are s. t1--st S5li.'
? But IL has been reserved to DIR. WEAVER'S
SYRUP and CERATE to achieve what. under
abe circu umstances,) may be regarded as the
most brilliant triumph yet achieved by any
medicine every introduced to the American
public. Why is this? Simply because they
perform what they promise; and dnotwithstand-
ing the introductio,. of these new and wond-
erIul preparations to zthes pubIic the SALT
RHEUM SYRUP and CERAPE keep steadily
on their way, conquering as they go. If the
public wish TO try these new preparations, we
have not word to say, for they have SURE
REMEDY TO FALL BACK UPON, viz, DIR.
WEAVER'S CANKER and SALT RHEUM
SYRUP and CERATE. OF this fact the public
mr. well aware, for thousands, in all sections of
u country. have been cured by them; after all
o. remedies had utterly failed. ! lflI y
]. n. HARRIS & CO., Props.
Cincinnati, OHIO.
sE- Sold h. al druggists. iiis @',i'
~ 1855. FOR SALEBY ~
II. Wesi & Son. st. cIai rsville. Ohio. b..
i. 81, Patterson, HrF. ait,-
Z. N. Lewis se2g70-1y
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At Oberlin, a few evening since, Mr..
Dodge went upon the roof of his house
to fix an caves trough. He has tenants
in his building, and they have evident
~ heard of burglars, for one lady, hear
ing scrambling on the roof, ran into
her room, seized a revolver, shut her
eyes and fred twice through the roof.
The balls passed within twelve feet of
the supposed burglar. The man was
not killed, but it was not for the want
of effort on the part of the woman.
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QUARRLER, THE DEEA UTTER.

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sttfttl z sasssys at.Il.'ls ? - ,.re 'llal.e ~
Me. S ,nsle = : s:1 ..1e as'r NJ. ..sI.A' n...'
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.I p'oAe ~. ie.io" II, z
- - = .lei 1'e .Si nsll is a ~ pay
Sn9 sa79 ~ .es..E le al'u Bwas iou, enoasnb ~ pe
Stgshal!hl Sgsh .ne es..',l.r'' tne pleesi cslssss
e aqnasess ,oelsne pocref e,assss % %
Wnee1ns, VINO sls efs'ed - = n,MWisH 4. .ne.r
na.u earneo SWINGS, - sll1ss s,,e tns y h's '
louy tnns iar, anu ne snouid ollpll, nave
nm ensnce m q raplng the narvest To- o. z ms
s9Ml9g 1of5Ae next ten years IN the
sse.e ta'sona lling s.y1b 1sa 80. ls..,.'. -.
iss IN Hlahy fesPects repre- repre-.
senanVe iass man, mas nad cnarge OF
.a.,s sa,e .,s u slle savings ias'i'uaon
o1eia' ior fpou y 1Ilsf nye years won ms posi.lon
tnionsa ene e1cehent iepuIaa9h 9lH.s
iatnel anu at tne carry age Oh 'hifsy rs
y pl,so!l ies soise ..,ah highway hoo-
eefys7sAka y saiaty Oh 0pef' year ne
uppeFeI 10 It0 Injurious colniore :. ms ms
mother mother ana sisters, one OF tnese wish ea[
ing some independent means OF support
proposed % gner nef services e1's as teacner
sas WIS Pon.siy ,nlotined py- -nel af's-
eosaec orother tnat ms rooi would not
snelser any sersaiits of SO sacn ehalacsef'
Mt Mt ", tne nsl nenkef, A'a, was lasrdious H N N
nls HSa Ssnolce q appalel-Itne slngle l,em oI
s.eses es'4uE n1t s~c.sy inso uonals ..r7
pa .oa'ns ne sl'iokeu eieals oostahg
nl'y doln,.s per nundfea, ana ms oiia'
ono s.aD'.sn.nene ior cigars ana 'ooac-
O.. .ei1 tis = eil,ea GUS aaiure ni' was tnree
uSWs' uSSalsss slie ~ ''nl',y ooilals' isoiI 1ne
: ~ u = ls'1i ,aoy living some
slo - sais esss., VINO once caiieo ON
aer a.Aahcea ~ ms nome AN ante-
iope nom 1ne ROCKY Mountain slope
.o's Sn ~ ~ WY = 'ae eApie o 'ne i DIRK ~ {
~ ellln u n9nor ot lnei iady'u Ine aost WAS
never squeAmisn IN tne entertainment
ofguests. sometime since General Lee
was to visit Wheeling, and arrange
ments Were made for his reception at
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THE IMPROVED WILSON sol
Shuttle Sewing Machine

For simplicity, durability & beauty stands
unrivaled! For stitching. hemming, tucking.
telling, Quilting, cording, binding. braiding,
celled! Price from $4,000 TO $500 according TO
cabinet work. THE WILSON uses a straig bit
needle, Stitches like on both sides, Itsews any
fabric from the finest muslius to the heaviest
beaver cloth, or leather, equally we'll 1t is
light, and runs very easy and rapid. ~ a
ELIZA GREGG. of Louisville, Agent for
Belmont County, for both needle and under
feed. They are the Machine for the million-
See them before you buy. Every Machine is
warranted and frst-class. fel6'7I-tf
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Land and Town Property
(. ,"A4 For Sale s,.,' = = -, - : /" =

WILL offer TOR sale. for Three Months, all OF
my Real Estate, consisting al, the follow
ing: loo acres of choice farming land in The
Northeast part OF Relnlont County, Ohio near
the HARRISON County line anu about tw o miles
south OF Iiarrfsvflle, Harrison County, Ohio.
ms Farm Is known as one of the beSt for
hrming anu stock raising and with its own
merits and the value OF adjoinfnge anu sur
rounulng farms, ranks with those that arr
nTSt cfttSS TIE House is orSiin AIRY and the Barn
and other out-buiidings very good. Churctu
ana Scll' oi conNenlent.s nkH -afFr a. A.
N,nety Acres tnimedfately South OF ana ao
ioining the town OF HarrisvIlle, Is good sCi.u
Well waiervd, good orchard and TWO scox
Dwelling Houses and can be divided into i've
small farms. There Is good Tan Yard on me
Premises, mot IN use, W Ia the, necessalS7 sur
rUuntinsSHn everything tavorable 10 carry
ON n successful pus ness.
r-dsso, large and splendid Brick Building. for
a dwelling ttousiness house In the town of
HarrisNllie. The dwelling department has
eight rooms, and The store room is one of the
best anu most neatly fitted and furniShed IN
the country. There Is a splendid stock OF Dry
Goods, Notions, Sc., new and clean, now in
the room, and "an be bpught with the property
or the room ca be rented to the parties in
possession. :. & -. b -'-'---f
Any desired smation can be had BY call.
ng upon or ao. sing
nol0-Sms Huntsville, Harrison, Co., O.
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REYENCE REEoRN
wooL TARIFF, ETV.

EKoOL TARIFF, Ell.
For the Chronicle.
ApropositioH has been introduced
recently in Congress to repeal the duties
on wool. And this, it 3 ciaineti by
the Free Trader, b in obedience 10 the
general popular sentiment Of the coun-
try, including the wool-growers them
Fselves-that the present tariff on wool
has brought disaster and ruin to both
wool-growers and manufacturers, and
that the only sure remedy is to repeal
the tariff and let in foreign WOODS ut
lower prices. This would benefit the
manuiacturer and enable him. to pay
higher prices for american woods,
which of course he would do, and at
the same time sell the manufactured
article at reduced prices. Thus the
woolgrower, manufacturer, and con-
sumer would be benefited, and all be
prosperous and happy! This is the
argument and conelusion,f as presented
by the revenue reformers, when cleared
Of its surplnsage. 80. + a.. s : -, .5..'- III
The reader will observe from the
foregoing that the effect of,a duty on
wool. IS just the reverse Of what is
claimed for it by, the free trader on
every thing else. Their common theory
is, that it adds the amount of the duty
to thePriceef the commodity protected,
but in the article of wo0l it takes it from
it. How mysterious are the workings
of a tariff for protection! The Free
Trader rejoice over the depression in
the wool market, and the want of pros
perity with the manufacture of wooIen
goods, for IN these he thinks he has
proof positive that duty on wool
reduces the price, which in time in
jures the manufacture, and creates a
demand for the repeal of the tariff ON
wool which has done the mischief. Let
us test this subject upon the plain busi-i
ness principles of supply and demand,
and see if we cannot find a better rea-i
son for the decline in the price, of wool
than that given BY the Revenue Re-
formers. 80 -,
In lS60, the productof ~ ,.;, - .sfrI
domestic wool was Ii 3s3 pounds
Amount imported for some l7f - iHfH
5S6 So poun1s..
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-03-09

Z The Ohio Legislature has enacted
that so lbs, instead of 81 lbs. shall be n
u shel of clover seed in this State.
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Read soh0t Capt. Foster Rrites.

Read s0h0t Capt Foster Rrites.
-a9iity ,4.Df PoRr 3URwELI., March o.
Messrs. Perry Dav is d Som: f-. --f-.- g..
rs,-I am pleased TO notify you or the bene-
1T which have received from ALIENS LUNG
BALsAM. Having been troubled with o Cough
for several years past, the Balsam as recom-
mended to me. Immediately procured 1t and
found IL 10 relieve my cough more readily han
any thing e.. er tried. Ny wife has also used
used II with most satisfactory results.
- Yours, very truly, 4iiCapt. d. FOSTER.
Capt. Foster IS a ship owner and builder, re-
siding at Port Burwcll, Canada.
LEXINGTON, No., May 23, 1855.
Messrs. J. n. Harris 4 Co.: - ~.
Dear Srs,-I have made ALIENS LUNG
BALSAM pretty well known in our city and
country, and have sold about all the four dozen
bottl ssent me in March last: and find that
persons who try the Balsam once come back
again for more, asst gives them satisfaction;
and recommend It'll preference TO any other
medicine for Cou Chs Ut Colds. Please send me
six dozen BOTTLES as soon as possible.
am yours, &c, az e..
-. az THOMAS j. FLETCHE. &, Druggist
P.iS. i sell more A llen's Lung Balsam than
all other Cough Remedies together; and 1t
gives general satisfaction. .-
Sold by all Deaiersin Family Medicines.
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NOTICE.

s7 NOTICE. yu
pY virtue of an order of the Court, of Com
- mon Pleas OF Belmont County, Ohio, the
premises, on rr.fiv- st
TUESDAY. MARCH q, Is7I,'
between the hours of 9 and r. NJ, the following
described real estate, Lot No. 4B and the North
west half CT lot No. Al In the Town OF Centre.
vile, In said county of Belmont. -
- .. 'f 70 JOHN MCKISSON. .
. JAMES GORDEN,
i"4i' ROBERT KERR, p
Trustees OF U. p. Church at Centersviiie, O.
fel85w
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NOTICE.
ELMONTNURSEHIES

.nNE mile North OF National Road near the
~ County Infrmary.
We keep cons antly on hand q choice selec-
tion OF Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Vines 60.
Parties wishing to purchase will do well to
cal! and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
Orders promptly nh. p. o. Address East Rich.
snS, ohio. | MORRISON,
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MERiT rsOON. NOISEp .ARRoAD

MERIT SOON 'NOISED ABROAD.
Ills bnt seven years since ALIENS LUNG
BAL.9AM was first offered for, sale. Its good
qualities We're soon. made known at home; and
very soon IT'S fame was noised far and near:
United States,-NORTH, EAST, .SoULH, and
WEST. No sfmilar medicine stands higher
with the people. 1t Is well known on the Pa
cfic coast; and there are liber Al demands for 1t
from San Francisco. Sacramento, in California
and Portland, Oregon even from Australia
Large orders are received for it: and, through
out Canada, it is Well and ;ayorabiy known,
and sold everywhere. Z q .-'''-t
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NEW ADXERgIsEMEHSne
WALTHAM
-uA ii5iddaJ-
WATCHES. AT s.
.sIotstr1oz4 bue sfsrsffduG


The extensive use of these watches for the
last nIteen years Dy hastway Conductors 5. Enei.s
neeIs ~ ana Expressnen, me most -exaeting of
Va, etn mas thoroughly demonstrated
rac "a ~ ~, q, and accu-
class in N ,%S IAN. w aicn. 1v sallsIy that
49,, a. 90 tt.. is 70 ueciue the ques-
49, ,H - -, aAt.sJ VI theSe tune-KeeperS
s,.ao /, -, ~ yy,esvv. " tnese watcnes are now
- s.s se1 % ~ tus pOckels 0i lie
!, suaffthtee or tnefr SUI
I,i'S s,,s..;. =, @. ~. ~ otueIs.
of ~ ~ Is - anu great extent
ft.,s,, - ,--,,,,s ae WaitnaHl, .euaOfeS
d & an malGhes at a price which rem
~ 81 @ IN - .io.oi , ttue, ahu thuse who buy any
1n,,rs t',r tn.ir PeS ttoh <oto ~ per cent.
tsri, -. e. nj ~, II - g ~ .i's.h Is necessary.
,enI H.. ,,,.i,, every improve
~nIeus ~ siae ehions experience has proved slf real
M pnastissi uss hashs mad tile refusal OF nearly
IN ,iy,s ~ "aien-inaklns originating
s "a enis LIS eouhry OF IN e4or0pe, only those were
slic'i severe testing by the
ma. on IN. na,, - rs ~ ~ o9t NofKs and long
he iI ~ l ~ ~, puy pun -, y nohstraied 70
inc - - '.e.N eHr rut1ne dilie- keep
Amonp tI,e ,,,.s,n,,,,. =, - = = 3 y = :.
particul5rizt- -'' ---P.'seinents we would
The e,inyenfioI' % on, ~. ~, = - - 20
pecuIiar cnI,st ~ y y " esn.fs pinion oI
the Train nv f5r brs.s, 80 y sns n1iiiase -
originaI wish the y ls
who flayirg had f,,i,st ,.tsSn attSn xotnpany,
uivances ,9Inn' at E uasaa oI al otner con-
Ing the besf ana 10 ss Pals a. plnion as De-
B hardened and iernnsss, -.
unive sully admitfI r,. 20 t,y -spIlhss, now
y - = H-
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DissO tuition Notice,

THE Co-Partnership heretofore existing be-
L tween the undersigned, under the name of
j. earns q Bro, was this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent ]. N. earns retiring therefrom. =
The business OF the firm will be settled by
Jacob earns.
ui = Etis lit JACOB CAIRNS.
.-,J $40 iur.l. l j. N. CAIRNS.
Bridgeport, Jan. 18th, 1871. fl,T feI6sw
Having sold my entire entire interest In the
Grocery and Produce business to Jacob earns
who will continue the business at the old stand
l would cheerfully recommend him to our
former pa irons and the public generally. J.,
50 tt... ...l ]. N. CAIRNS
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J I. ] j r j B: B. A
Agents Wanted for

THE Containing Fleecwood,s' Life %:
LIGHT Christi Lives of theApostles, Evan.
OF gelists aad Martyrs; Deddridge,s
THE sEvidences OF Christianity;s "his-'
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Notice

"a 40 all persons interested. in the Navigation
of the Ohio River. In the construction of
the bridge Oyer the ohio River, which the Bal
(at Benwood,) under authority of an act OF
Congress, it is necessary temporarily to OBJ
struct the channel by false works. 3 7i-- >
= This is to give notice that after this date ali
spans, except the main channel span, will be
CLOSED. This span is near the middle of the
river, and is S25 feet between masonry at low
water line. -s. JAMES L, RANDOLPH
Y Chief Engineer Ralto. and Ohio R. b. !.
decI54w f.Ttl liiilI- if1fs. .flIFF q
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FleMagco 4 &: e! ;!$s::'

Drown. IL contains no poison. One comb sent
sent by mail for 81. Dealers supplied at re-
duced rates. Address VIM. Patton, Treasurer,
Springfield, uass. Ie2-4w
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INHE NEW YOKK7 DAY-BOOK-THE
\ CHAMPION OF WHITE SUPREMACY
.AGAlNST THE WORLD.--A fFiKsT-CLASss
EIGHT PAGEg gDEAiOCRATIC MEEfI.Y.r e.
Ia1llshed in 1850, s2 per year: 81 Tor SIX months.
subscribe for II. For specimen copies address
..DAY-BOOk, New York city,
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20 8 : 5 s 3 :sss

? ? ssSsssss 2 sss,s
70 ThEWdRkINa CLAssSLWs. ar, -
prepared 10 furnish all classes with consfanx
empioym yment at home, the whole of the time on
LOT the spare moments Business new lirht
anu proniabie. Persons OF either sex easilT
earn from 50c. TO 50 per evening and a propor-
tlonal sum Dy devcttng their whole lime 10 ;Ile
business - Boys and girls earn nearly as mnch
- men; mat all who see this notice may send
tneir ADDRESS, and test the business we msks
the unparatieied offer: To osuch as are MOI well
satlsned, weluiil send 81 10 pay for the trouble
OF Wrftlng. Full particulars, q valuable sample
wnleh VIII DO 10 commence work ON and a copv
% fRe FeoPtsS Literary ooMpontoR-one of ths
iiasIsssI anu pest 1anilyt newspapers ever pub
llsneu-all sent iree by mail. Reader it,you
want permanent, profitable work, address
- Il z. ALLEN & CO.. Augusta Maine
| IMPORTANT TO THE MARRIED. Ann
THOSE ABOUT To MARRY my Secret
companion is what you want and should pro-
cure az once Sent oy NAL posi- paid,s for ia
address DR.JOHN HOWE, s. Ckrysfie Strset
New York City, - = :.
luxurious, .HOW s.STRANGF1 8
The Married Ladies Prsca1e CbDp0niO,. con-.
talns the desired inlormation. Sent, n e. ra-r
Two stamps Address Mrs. H. Mf-fZfER
Hanover. Pa. - u. ~, :
A VOID QCACKS.-Av victim OF eaIly is,iss.-
"A cretion, causing nervous debilitv prease-
ture decay, &C., having tried in vain every ,d-
Verused remedy, has simple means Ci srIt-
cure, which he will send heeto his isueu-Saf-
New York - = ~ - 7 = = -.
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MAKE sg,-.--,-,
.ffH YOUR
=. -,-l ~ rT.Heti- hlF 1afER9 - ~, Z
Gis.SOAD ,

Ohe round OF Cram pton's Imperial -.
Soap will make twelve Quarts OF I5s s4.e.s$ =
Soit soap Ask your Grocer for il aii.i - =,
CHAMPION BROTHERS, 81 FronSSf n JorS
1QQ6USE THE .vEGETAR E1O7o.
Inc old standard remedy Tor Coaxhs Sn,aS
: So1s T1 Ra mRp.i0n- Noathina better. CETLER BsSS
---.--.z------a Afls ..a sS1'f ---i----
PHAM's i,EPILAToRY POWDERERe-
out injury 10 Iheskin. semi by man -, "a y
UPHAMiSi ASTHMA CERE
Relieves ost Violent paroxysrr1s in NJ n,,,,.
ana enects speedy cure. Price 81 BY mail
IhE JAPANESE HAIR STANs
Colorsth whiskers and hair a beantif M =. -. -
or BRowN.'It consists of oiily o1is prepavrrfia,
20, 20 cents by mail. Address 5. C. UPEAMe %
"a Jayne street, Philadelphia, Pa. Cireuisr.
sent fee. Sold by all Druggists.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

frcu Cooley & Dauchy Advertising
~ Agents of New York.
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ST. GAINESVILLE, OHIO.

THURSDAY sMosx1se. Mar 9, 1871.
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Al GFNTs wANTED-ts225 A MONTHLY
a the AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE
CO., BOSTON, MASS, or 81. LOUIS, MO. 4w
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3 O'CLOCK.
$40 MADE FROM 5Octs.

SOMETHING Urgently neeued by everybody. taff
and See or u samples sent postage paid) Tor
see.eS ti.eeEeesla essl5y aex SO RsI- n o4eea2s