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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-12-21
Notice in Partition s,
Court of COmmSn Pleas of Bel.
r.a mont County, Ohio. -
81, ,S Reuben Reynolds
Richard /. Ileaynol,ls. et. nj.


DICHARD b. REYNOLDS. Hester Ann
1C 1aytor and Abijah F.. Taylor, her husband
andGyrus Reynolds, Belmont COUNTY, Onio
Jeremiah T;rei tyil, Htey noas o. Wood County. West
ty. Illinois, Oliver Reynolds ofithe State of
Iowa. Melissa Bethel and John Bethel her
Onio, Esther Beatty aud william Beatty, Jr.''
her husband add stockton Hussy "a minor of
the state of Wisconsin, Ioseph Reynolds OF
-L King her husband 10. eph Rev us,lijS
Priscilla itey holds aud Vincent Reynolds OF
Chester Connly,Penpsylyan q, a,kachel Galcheli
OF Lancaster County, Pennsylvania Daniel
Reynolds. Phebe Reynolds Thomas Reynolds
Annie Reynolds and John Reynolds, Qninorsl
OF belmont County, Ohio, Marry Ferrell ana
Ohio James Philips of the Slate OF indiana
Lena Mccartney and David Mccartney, her
husband, OF the state OF Wisconsin,, Racliel
Holton and Jasper r.. llolion,i her husbandi
Susan Gray, sarah HollingswoTlh and Hanni,
bal B. Hollingsworih, her nusbJnd, of Belmont
COUNTY Ohio, IsIael Yardiey. the children OF
Itachel ardifyi decd, the children Of Ruth
Yardley, decd, and the children of Joseph
Iartiley, dec d, whose names are unknown and.
are believed 10 reside somewhere in the State
OF Illinois, Will take notice that the 9TH day
OF November. A. u. 1871, n petition was filed
against them In the Court of Common Pleas OF
for Partition OF the. following described real
estate, situatein Belmont County Ohio, to- witt
Being the south bali Of the Southwest quar-.
ter OF Section q, Township 0. and RangeG In
the Steubenyille Land District
Also, the East half of the Northwest quarter
Of Sactlon ~. rcwnShip0 8 and Range in the
5teu benvflle Land District ~
Also part or the North half Of the Northwest
quarter of Section q. Township 0 and Range 8.
oeginnipg for the same at a stake, corner Oh
Alexander Mcbride, on the North boundary of
said Seotipni thence South 10 East 7ss polesc
hepce South selss West 6l.9 poles; thence North
~ West aspolesi thence Nor,h 500 ia t bl d
poiestb the place of beginning; contaihin II
acres food and j perGhes; aud that atthe
next term 9f said Court partition VIII be askel
5yr7l = B.SDAERoRD. Atty hispetitlonsr.
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= JFrom tho w heehag 1ntefi1genoer-+ Dia!i
J Last Sabbath, d man named Henry
Smith, aged about Seventy years, died
from exposure to COLD in, Sando Hill
Township, Marshall County. His hisaf
tory is strange and interesting, and
shows that man can live In a state of
nature as well as the beasts Of the field.
For more than twenty years he lived
in the open air without a. fo0fto sshel-
ter him from the storm. He @asa imam
of weak mind, and possesseda violent
and ungovernabie temper.ed About
thirtyseight years ago, while in a grog
shop in .fbis city, he qaarreled with a
man named Joseph Nevet, and, during
the affray,. stabbed him. The wound
proved fatal; and, for the crime of muir
der. Smith was sentenced to the peni-
tentiary for sixteen years. - At the close
of his term Of confinement he desired
to remain in prison, bat fiisreq1est was
refused. For many years he lived at
the root, of fallen tree, and subsisted
on the provisions that were given to
him by the charitable. When hungry
he greedily deyouFed raw meat and
uneooked Vegetables When clothing
was given to him he tore 1t into frag-
menfs. preferrfng to be clothed I'M
filthy rags s rather than in clean and de-
cent apparel. He had sunk even be-
low the level of the brutes. Two years
ago his neighbors builthim comforta-
bleihut, butinSa short time he had used
it for fuel. Afterward he lived in an
open field, without an profession from
the ineleHleney 0fthe weather. During
the severe cold sof last lweek11he, was
found lying in alheap 0fasheseYith feet
and arms frozen. He fingered asfewi
days in1great misery until death kind n
Iy came to his relief and ended. his
sufferings. saTpzIg3i7 sii ;a3GslHqsz ir,Bli1
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THE Physiological Journal for Jam
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Der has our wafmest coniffiendatiUh. A
capital Beginning Of the new year. The
following are among its articles E.fB.
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Joseph P.n Thompson, DID, ,,lat te ef the
Broad way Tabernacle Church; Ex-
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Studies In Facial Uarlcatnre; Passagl
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s'Not a Centtin the World, . a chapter
of Mishaps ;pi Taking Cold,n or the
Causes and Remedies of ssCoidsn: Our
Objects !; Political Economy not a
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Modern Times 4 Influence of Forests
on Climate. Numerous. illustrations
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single numbers 80 cts. Now is the
time to subscribe or to make upa club;
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CASH FORa,PRODUCE-r :

SlTRFVER BRAYTON, PRODUCE CoANIs-
- SION MERoHANTs, y ~ BARoLAYl STREET.
NEwHoRK- The highest price obtained for
Butter. Cheese. Eggs, Poultry. Came. ;H~gs
Beans, and all Produce. Prompt returns rem
dered. y al9e.3rI Gessl 9SFG aiaelf5 s.f
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# the, administration of President
Grant had ne other redeeming feature
the fact that during the past year it has
secured the reduction of the public
debt by the enormous sum of sS6, ,00o,-
COS or at the rate of more than seven
millions per nthAshould be suffi-
cient TO- commend If to public conf
deaee- lsil nsasf eisg 81 l.,,r. ~.
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THIRTY YEARS .ExPERIENCRq
'if IN THE TREATMENT OF f6T saf
Chronic and Sexual Diseases.

The cheapest book ever publtshed-eontain-
ing nearly three hundred pages, and one hum
dred and thirty fine plates and engravings Of
the anatomy OF the hunan organs in q statesoI
health and disease, with q treatise on early
errors, its deploraolS Consequences upon the
MIND ana oo9y' wiIhtnS aot psn OF ' Lreat-
of cure, as shown by report of cases treated
"A truthful adviser TO the married and those con-
templsting marriage, wholenter1ain doubts OF
their physical conditiop;- Sent free Of postage
TO any address, on receipt of twenty nve cents
in stamps or postal currency, by addressing
N. Y. The author may be cunsulted upon any
of the diseases upon which his book treats.
either personally or by mali and medicines
sent tssaIiy part of the world. .ls ,,.,.t,,-,r.,
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-AO eA-ANoA 4AkSO1 Y rtAO fOAlIc AsC'
form School for boys,iwas filed with
Governor Hays, on the1lth inst. The
whole number Of inmates in the insti.
tute during the year was 91s; number
discharged during the pear 132; mum.
Der remainfng 379:: =, isi,i;ie :. '''.s :. .-.ii
Hon Jolln9A.a Bingham as u. 8.
-. SENATOR igDo4 s..iiei
a special Washington dispatch %
the Pittsburgh Commercial, dated Dec.
9tt1. saws ~ l,iiG fiaffi ssF'ffis.iHss.s M
Letters have been received here du.
ring the past week from several prorDi.
neflt Republican members of the Ohio
Legislature, Insisting that in view oI
the present comp nplications, Judge Bing.
ham shall allow his name to be used as
a candidate for United States Senator 81
That suits US exactly. Nothing iWilI
give us greater satisfaction than TO hear
of MI. Bing ghaIn's Is election to the Unit
ed. States Senate by the Ohio Legisfa..
tpre this winter He has Justly earned
the position by long years of faithful
ness, h0Lesty and distinction. in the
pgblic service. Our State has no repre-
sentative in the National COnfciIs who
has prouder record than John A.
bingham, and thed Republican mem
hensrof the Ohio Legislature. won d do
honor to themselves and the State by
eieeting him to a, seat in, the Senate.
Tkereis no American Statesman who
wb1ld)i1orenf fitly grace a Senator's
chair, or bring to1tbe; discharge of the
duties of the position greater learning.
al 49,
tongned orator. vi Ittscard.cas Cl1ro,,i-
oSe.siIl;ssa ri $ ez9L III fsssiysts go
letters have been received herefl,,r-
ing the last week from several Dro,s,f.
nent Republican members of the Ohio
Legislature, Insisting that, in view III
the present Implications, Judge Bipg-
ham shall allow his name to be used ss
aeandidate for United States Senator
"a be above is q Washington dispatch
sadfrom we judge that the oppfsi.
tionf6Alr. Sherman may be so strong
Is to hecessitate the choice of some one
Else. 1.-The continuous term of AFR.
Btngham as a member from this dis.
tflct Il evidence ofihow he is4estitnaftd
there. We have no doubt he would do
himself and his constituents equal cred
It IA the Senate. Il Cambridge Neacs. !
The Pittsburgh Connaercial Of Nraanl
day in its Washington City disnafchas
contains the following: a. al-.1,-T
3gbeE BINGHAM FoR UNITED sr trt..
- 81 SENATOR. ihrH,3ai als1ii
-sLetters. have been received here d,,rLl
ing the past week from several prorDi-
Eent Republic members Of the Ohio
I10Qislaturn iSlsfStiuO that n, ,,;a,,, n
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-12-21

VICK.si CATALOGUE of Seeds and
Floral 'Gnidesis on our table, and IN
point OF ineiliustrations and elegant
typography it exceIs anything OF the
kind we haveieyer seen! 1t. contains
ill2 pages; printed on tinted paper, and
rs something mo florist will be without.
Rerhaps no one has secured a. fin mer
hold upon the lovers of flowers through
out the United States than has james
s Wick, of Rochester, New York. His
honest, liberal and gentlemaniy treat
ment of his customers has Won him a
deserved popularity everywhere. ~ /,
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hf1iti 1T'I y y "a " l. II
THuRsii2 Yss RSissG, SC Dec q
THE P0ssOM PzRTY.s.s.s,. 8.
The following clipped from the 81.
GairsrilIe Gd5sts wfiIshow how much
of the postum sentiment has found it,
way into that conservative sheet: : -. =
Partisan animosities and prejadices
have grORa mp naturally during the
heated discussion of the past few
wears. but they form no part OF the
principles Of the Democratic party? 1t
wilfbe no sacrifice TO hurry them out
of sight. forever, and take such liberal
grounds, that at least half million
voters who have hitherto acted against
US caaseouOperate with rsis< Ihe three
million Democratic voters and the dis
affected conservative Republicans
could thus mite on terms that would
involve no sacrifice to either, but re-
suit TO the advantage of both, place the
country. beyoud the dang gsrous power
of the present Radical leaders in 1872.
To us, this seems the only true solu-
ton of the political situation,
'sLet ns take such liberal grounds
&c.n Not six months ago the writer
oftheabove Indignantly disvaoweds amy
acceptance Of the ssNew Departure -
the only possible grounds upon which
he might expect union with even dis
affected Republicans. Canyon expect
to unite with such men as Schurz and
SUMNER oas bssiso less liberal than a
full acceptance Of the doctrine of these
amendments? Well may. you say that
it viii be no sacrifice, to hurry. out Of
sight the predjudices and animosities
that.have grown up within the last few
yearssLfWeBould say within the last
ten years, while ,yousiwere leagued
body and soul with a /. hellish treason
that Il now writliag under the heel Of
a patriotic and dominant party. God
knows you would hurry them out Of
sight:n yeu could. si F,..1..sI IA, @e.lg ,,,
The Democratic party. Is dead and no
attempt TO patch itnp by union with
mems who, though differing With the
present. 6omlnlslrati0n,W Wouiu toa'sAis AA
ASSOCIATION with your party, as the
victsnr lof Jesuit inguisition loathed
the corpse to which ,hewas chained.
Theaims ofiyour party are no less frlyo-
lous and vague than isIits organization
weak and corrupt Our only advice Is
to organize new party which shall be
a o,,,,,,,so,.,sa ,atareen the ssNew- Da.
eo a.Sss = - -, -
parIufe ana tlls pclasy VI a. ~: u: ioeepn'
ems and let It be called the -. -. -
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.oi- issWTHE WHEELING Iii
! NTELLIG ENCER
f 'iF tssr FOR 1872. 1a g, &

FTfIE w REEBH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or .Is72 will
ann 70 maintain and II possible impro ye,upon
'1ts character for excellence IN the present past
~ Will consist of fst-class original and select
eS matter; the latest news by telegraph from,
al parts 9f the worid down TO the hour of going
70 press lbeipg the only paper N the Sfste re-
ceivIng the Western Associate Press dispatchesl
pondence; the proceedings of Congress of
public bodies In session Within our own State
anu of 'tmpOF tant public meetings; pol1ticaI'
speechess; financial and CONNIE ereial news re-.
ports OF the grain, provision. dry goods, cattle
ana general markets; other literary ond gen
eraI ~ Tell tge9es, and in brief whatever therel
may be OF value or interest IN the IRorld 81
news that can be brought TO as bytelegraph or
: The year 1872 Will be a a -'' 2. lls,i1
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Ase Postmaste-s ana friends generally nre re-
.quested TO aet sS Agents. ..
Money should be Gent by Draft, Post-office
Older, RegIstered Letters or Express and when
so sent is at our risk. Address,
FREW, HAGANS & HALL. ~
decl4 WHEELING, w. Vas
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
AoHlHiSh Is II IS. Is I.

An ntirely new authentic, exhaustive and
1t fully uneovers the whole Romish syste n
and exposes It's insldious workings to secure
fHipcontrol ExrnA TsRNs FOR THE WEST ~
CONN. PUBLISHING co HARFFORD CONN
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- E Z
Persons entttIed 20 an extra copy can,
if preferred, have either OF the following
books, postage prepaid: Political Econ
omy, ,hy Horace Greeley; Pear Culture
for Profit, by P. T. Quinn; The Ele-
ments OF Agriculture, by Geo. e. W ar
ing.
81 IA Is. ADVERTISING RATES. sid
DAILY TRIBUNB, S0c., 40c., Soc, 75c !.
- and 81 % per line. - ssag sa.s
SEMI, WEEKLY TRIRuEs, % and so cents
per line, ,iad issslsti air s17ifl g4.-
WEEKLY, TRIBUNE, 81 co. So 90, and
$500 per line, Aeeording 10 posi-
non in the paper. arl1a,. &. az -
In making remitsances always pro
cure a draft on New York, or, q Post
Office Money Order, ifpossible, Where
neither of these can. he procuIed, send
the money, but always in REGISTERED
letter. The registration fee has been re-.
duced to sffteen cents, and the present
registration system has been found by
the postal authorities to be nearly an
absolute protection sgains6i losses by
MALL ALL Postmssters are Obliged to
register letters when requested to 20 so.
Terms, cash in advance. Address
p" TEfE TRIBUNE, New York. :.
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a. EstDENTlala YEAR.

And the campaign, promises to as exciting
as any within the last decade The INrELLI-
gisNcE ER'stafds steadfastiy BY the princi pies OF
maintain them in he future as in the past with
It's accustomed earnestness and vigor We shall
among other things advocate the fsF--', = ~
Preservation of the public lands for actnal
eitIers, uoder the Homestead ana Pre-en1p-
tion laws. ---Nt- - 1s-'Pg
- Opposition to monopolies OF every description
and 10 corruption in every FORM
v Rigld economy and purity of administration:
In National, State and local government ST. s h
Attentlon VIII De paid not only to local affairs
1lIs counties OF Ohio and Pennsyi vstia and
We hppe by niling our columns with the'frssh-,
est news of home and abroad with pure and
elevated and Profitable literature aud variety
adaptedto every want and taste 10 make ~
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2 .AaENTs WASTED FOR QUE GREAr wonK,
AQllQRS ana MQrllliSIl.

By sister of high priest Crushing evidence
against brigham Young and the Elders. Piots.
ASstsstadtiorls, and VTciials Illustrated address
WE. Bliss Toledo. Dill Nettleton & Co. Gin.
Q, or Belknap G Bliss. Hartford, Conn.
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EIRST NATIONAL BANK OF sT, cI, Jfas.
Il WILLIE. CAPITAL SlU0,O0O n : - :.
14-Bank open from . A. M. until p M Dis.
count days Tuesdays at 10 NJ NJ Money rsseefved
on deposit. Collections made and yrocessls RI
mitted promptly. Exchange bought and soid
DirectorS-HpSsJ }. Alexander David Brown
Joseph Woodnlansee, George Brown
ID. ID. 4 COWEN, PresIdeht
IL. G. WELDAY, Cashier.
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On 00O sheep Pelts WANTED, for whIc
~, OOO the highest riea will be paid In
CSAH by (oel2emJ OSBORNEn
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NOTICE to Stockholders

NOTICE a hereby given TO The stock holdera
IN pi the First National Bank of ST. ,;lairS-
Vile. 0hlo, at the next annual election for
DirectoTRof said Bank. Wilt be held NJ its
Banking Rooms. on the seeond Tuesday the
sthlpf January, A, u lS72, Ai Two O'Clock p NJ
decziw sicissf III. 9. WELDAY, Cashier.
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A GENTS wANTED.-Aeents make more
n money at work for US than at any ything else
free. Ct SfINsoN & Co., Fine ar Publishers
Portland, Maine.
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TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

20 TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE
Daily dRiHvSs. Mail Subscribers $40 90 per
SEMI WBELr TRIBUNE, Mail SubSeFihers, 81 30
n per annum. FIVE copies or over 50 20
= each Jan extra copy W III be sent for every
80 club OF ten sent for at one time; or, II pre-
= ferred, a copy of ReeOheeTions of . Busy
- Life, by Mr.. Greeley. -
TERMS OF THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE, ~
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= O'CLOCK

A0HH a MOSIH.-HorSe and carriage fur
kun ni>hed: expenses pald: sampiSt free.
WUGU II. B. SHAW, Atfred, he.
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PROFITABLE - BUSHES

Z
Wnlibe given one or two opersons, OF either sex.
in St. ClairsviIEe and adjstning tovn ,oy which
they may realize from 800 to $1,000 year, with
ton. in selling ljfbIJREII OLD Tx
.TTCT. - of real merit and universal use.
If the whole time Is devoted a uch larger sum
may be realized Circulars .tree giving COM
plete list OF articles and conmi sions allowed
go It's, COOK & CO.. Hobeken, N. J.
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The following is a bachelor printers
toast, Woman, second only to- the
press in the dissemination of the
f7a,E5.rts Foi 2ifflssH ygi ~ oh $50 flr,
A Columbus man destroyed thirteen
dollars worth Of Goa t-tails, by eoBfit
IDENTIFY trusting lighted pipellin his
pocket. if.iib slG3 iisc lh-F .siif Do tg.st
ryie1i ~ a52issm9it zrfEefn ~ fs4,g
A young lady writes to a friend: aNiiss
Smith is staying with us.ea We went
outsaiiing yesterday.1I didn't know
there was sUmuch of her, Jnsi4 nod.
The rumor that Mrs, Garvy has re-
turned from Europe, whittier her. hus-
band had escaped, and made n propo-
sition to the authorities Of New York,
that her husband will return aiid make
a full confession, duplicating Mayor
Hall, Tweed and others, provided he
shall be free nom arrest himself, has
caused, quite a. ffutter among those
mem bers of Tafnmatly who have up
to this time succeeded IN escaping al.
rest, for 1ciimes which everybody in
and for which they richly deserve pun,
'''''i9l. az. 's.SEif1d siG UoiB lia0aa
A pleasing episode in the visit of
Alexis, is found in his enclosure of O
cheek for $500 to w. H. Aspinwali;
s.for distribution among lthei poor of
New York, wishing them TO feelthat a
VISIT which has afforded go much
pleasure to him, has been the OCCASION
of some slight reifef-.tu- them.u The
Duke stops In his earhivalfi6f pleasure
TO drop Il penny to the lonely poor. ii
speaks well for his heart, and its warm
and will tend to relieve his
visit of austeFe Griticism,
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aiELEs, SHOT -gVaS.T Rlv0LvERs
$40 M AIDE faOM Scots

and See; or " s;luap ept postage paidl TOR
59cts. that reti,4 eisfiy for SO. r. L. ToLcU1 +
81 chatham -e4 N sY-p,' tii ; 70s .3 5Cs dSid
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CoSGHUM MoLAssEs. A No. / rtlsIe at
Eoctla8m OSBORNE'S
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The annual report of the Ohio Be.
form School for sboys,iwas fled with
Governor Hays, on the 1lth inst. The
whole number Of inmates in the insti4
tute during the year was 91s; number
discharged during the pear 132; num-
Der renaining S79; - i.iai;ie :, a'ts :. '.-:if
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~ p''I d NATIONAL HOTEL, pa
ST. GAINESVILLE, OHIO. sin
And OMNIBUS LINEto WARNoCK's STA
TION, G. q. X. &. Fair 25 cents.
4'70tf F. SIMPSON, Proprietor
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8eImo1illrt eAcaaifIr,,i' :

ST; gLAIRSyIELE, OHIO: osHIIIIolss 2 Z Z -.s 4,
THuRsii2 iYss MoSsSIsG, Sc Dec q is7I
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MATCH FREE to Agents to introduce ar
~ ticles that sell III every house. JATrA &
Co., Pittsburgh. Pa
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NLR ADVERTISEMENTS.

From Cody q Dauchy ATiTerfI siaE
Agents Of New York.
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TIE lklELLIGfsCER a FELt0ig VISITOR

% thousands of households in WestVirginia.
Western Pennsylyania.an and Eastern Ohlo.s
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A Man who Lived out of Doors. D, s,

50. e5airsriue o. Dec. BE- - -, =
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-02
Still Onward md Upward.

~Nss
The extraordinary Increase that has taken
place in the sale Of Hostetter's Stomach Bltters
during the past year. Is another proof that an
intelligent people, although they may try all
things, hold fast only to that which is good.
No amount Of puffery can lift inferior articles
TO the position Of standard specifics. To use
words OF Tom Paine, they 20 up like q rocket,
but are sure to come down ignominiously like
Its cxingulshed stick. Hundreds OF such nos.
trums have gone up and come down since tho
introduction OF Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
nearly a nfth Of o century ago. Yet II still re.
mains the supreme tonic Of the age. It has not,
and never has had, q rival In efficiency or popu-
larity, and now stands ct the head Of all propri-
etary remedies manufactured on this side ofthe
Atlantic. In every civilized community on
this continent, or In South America, It Is the
accepted remedy for dyspepsia. bilious com.
plants, constipation, general debility, nervous
weakness, and many other unpleasant or dan
garous maladies. A medicine 20 widely ex-
tended Is Of course pirated and initiated by
dealers without conscience or integrity.
Therefore, let every man and woman who
designs to purchase the genuine Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, see to 1t that they have what
they pay for, and not the results Of an infamous
imposturc. Look carefully at tho label, stamp,
and name. blown In the glass, and do not forget
that tho rue BIrTEns 10 sold In bottles only.
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