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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21
lonles of Cold Set in Pictures Of
Silver.

Governor Smith. OF aeofE,a, III letter accep'-
y The nomination OF the Democrntic party OF
kst State, fer Governor, holds the f,i.'wing Ian
ac; 10 .Rt.t
cannot separate myself from my Gwn people
sy, more wouIi stand by them even whsm ",
Il wrong rather than giv the cncmies If iso'i
oysInnent my countenance and support M
,ionsl Convention hayiny. yonul,nd e,sn,h. !.
utss for the Presidency md Vice Pre ,'dency i,,i
e State Convention having recognized and ae
ptsd thsss candidates. l shall not permit mys,i,
all 10 question either the wisdom and patriot
a which directed the choice made by the ole 81
y acceptance or endorseiDent accorded 10y The
Aer The Democratic party. with Greeley and
ovn as its candidates, is infinitely preferable,
ny judgment. to any other political orgai,i1u-
p in the country. l shalt give to the baltimore
puineea therefore, my earnest and Jealous sup
prt bslievag that in their election the csllse vi
pussty ard constitutional government VIII
rhlsvs q trismph over fraud, corruption un,.
suIpstioa
Here wv Save the issue fairly stated, and We
rust tsst eur friends will with one accord unite
oppsitios to the party of "fraud. corruptiun
nd usui patton
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21
TROUBLE IN DUBLIN.

THE BAKERS ON rnE srRIKE-RIoTtNe. AP-
PREHENDED. -
DUBLIN, August 20 The journeymen bshees
"t this city are on strike for higher ,vaeses IN
consequence Of which laraeilsaber sf fiSple
are deprived Of bread and In 4 Vanishing con-
dn'on. Intense excits< hiis, and hum
dre's Of women are IN ~ Sets inclined 10
riot, and pouring imprecatj66 on the heads Of
the master bakers. Attacks on the bake shops
are faare,l.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21
WIN. II. Stats
In Cbancery

~ n ~ ": New Csstie County vs.
,Jehn +. Collins. ct sl. Cause OF P.rtlf,on
In pursuance OF m or Ter If the Chancs lnr in tho
an0Se cause made AZ the September Term A. 10
!si: all persons having amy lien liens affecting
susan Jane Collins his wife, tseorse stats LAIN
(. SIaats. Mary 4. Deakxne. James X Staats AMI
EDMUND L. staats. or either OF them. in tho lands
ana pr. ni'es 70 whica SAID rea es are here.
oy n"tne I I" hie rerifi"n setting forth the ma
tare and amount of the sam. 10 the office of tho
days before the first Monday in September. A. ID.
!mz and to appear ana prove said lien or liens st
the ensuing term OF the Court. before the rising
the Court on the third dsy Of tho term.
GEO: b. RODNEY. Trustee.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21

SoME queer customs came into play on the
occasion of Nllsson's marriage. After the
wedding breakfast, as NJ. and NJ me. Rouzand
stepped from the door n cupful Of dry rice was
showered on their heads from window
above, and as the carriage drove off all the old
foot coverings about the place were thrown
after it, One enthusiastic gentleman threw q
broom ON top Of the carriage, and the crowd
shouted themselves INTO u very hot and hoarse
condition. When the bridal party reached
the hotel, the bride sang at the request 0f
friends some of the songs she had learned IN
This csuntry, accompanying herself upon the
banjo which was presented to her while In
New York.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21

THE following instance OF extraordinary good
fortune is recorded by the London Era miss
Edith Ch.illis, well known actress in London AM,
New York, while travelling some months since
was vciy attentive to an old lady, VINO fell Ill on
tle journey and subsequently died LAST week
Miss Cha!!,s was greatly astonishcd at rece,ving
letter iIom her executors. to the effect that the
klnGnass shown to the Old lady had resulted in her
beng remembered IN her Will To the extent OF n
ncart two thousand year for life. In consequence
OF this she retires from the stage"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21
Death Of n Distinguished Clergy
man.

. B.ATIMotE, August 20 Rev. DIR. Thomas +.
Bond, n distinguished and eloquent divine OF the
Methodist Episcopal Chxrch (South). a long time
rnnected with the Baltimore Ep,scopal Methodist
pub!istrt il this city. and recently editorial writer
Tor the 81. LOUIS Caisttda ddeooate, died yester-
day at his residence. Harlord county, Md. aged 30.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21

The English st,arrpws that were imported two
or three ysaffSAso. fer the purpose of destroying
tile worms and insects III the public squares OF
Philadelphia. have since migrated to various
plaees and have become quite plenty i'll the upper
counties of the State
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21
bAILY GAZETTE.
, W,ll,n Oeciines+8 BUT xyitl sup
u mort CrcolCy' sfs1d crown.

.dkn II. FaNlLAF, Ll1,. LN0I!NVHt q ttG
Ime,ratis st'te Convention. .aol a. o.
slR :-Havin, been irii3imei ,hat,,l 9as
.sso by the Democratic Sta;e Conye,tian,
N At Dover on the l3 h inst ons N shs
,.,idenlial Electors ,f{y This State ! hereby
pdn my thanks 70 the Convention !,r ths
t.or thu. conferred uT#ar me, and AT The same
ue. for reasons MOI now Necessary 20 give, !
Sss respectfully decline be nominatoii:. = ~.
wss among the iirst to declare for Horace
,ssey and will give al the support in my
Iover for the election Of Electors who will cast
|. vote of DtlHware E,rp,l l,... Baltimore nomi
n Respectfully yours,
CAV. Wu,LINn
ieorpelown, Del, August 20, 1872.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21
Notice. b..
Edward Mckelvy. ct. al. 10 Chancery.
Notice.

r, .,;. a, Nc !, N6W CNstIo CO0nfy.
In pursuance If ~ order OF the ca apeel"r in ,hs
above cause made at the February Term, is72, Iii
persons having any lien or liens aEectinx the il
nan. Patrick Munly.. Ann Mundy, Cath Nrtne Me-
Srenree. Edvard Mckslvy. sarah MeKelvy. hush
either Of them in tho lands ,ni promises to which
said cause relates, are hur eby mott fesi die pc
anon setting Mrth the nature >nd amonnt Of tho
New Cattle county. tep days before the first Mon
day in September. \. y. ls72, and to appear and
Court. befoyv tho rising sf the Court 90 the third
day ot tbs term. CNAS b LORE Trusice
WiimKnston. Dol. July !. 1917 2O-2awtsepS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21
e aa4a--.---
MAR b lE y.

NISON-PAKSONS.-- August ath, ip Liua Della
ware county: Pa. at the residence sf tie 7bria"'
parents. by Rev. Z. Townsend. Nr. Isaac lyisop
formerly Of this city ~ NV1 ''!
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21
ITO TAX PAYERS Of the Fire, ~.
l. Southern 0jatYicf ~

City tax .hles will please AZ notice thar the h;is
are All n ade our. and the suoscrher can be found
NJ tilr CITY Hall every day trom l., II o'clncS a
the hrst OF August will rccei, a lie iuct If : psr
ceOt. Nm STiIi EV wi
NV" Collector.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21

Avoid arguments with ladies In spinning
yards among silks and satns man Is sure to be
woist.d and twisted. And when man IS
wor.,eu and twisted, he may consider himself
W0und up. 'af
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21
3nlitifal.

SixTH WARo-DEMocRATs. ATTEN-
Az adjourned nseiag Of ths Uomocr.ts Of the
Stxsh ARD VII BE- heli 1t tbs Da,u ocr atic Head
quarters. SAY lilo Bpildin8 coruer G.h aud Market
streets. % Thursd4x evening next. at O'Clock, for
tne PURPOSE O. making arrangements for nomina
By order. JESSE SHARPE, Chairman,
auxSl3t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21
educational.
RUGBY. ACADEMY,

M fHy"s7, CIdss'ce1 ana C0MWeTctd1 SckOOI
FOR BOYS,
go Market ST., Wilmington, Del.
DIR. SAMUEL ". MURPHY, A. N. PnlyoIrAL.
Assisted by Able and Faithful Teachers.
Sc Fill Terms opens September I'd, lST2 "a
For estnlag cues nd Circulars apply to Boughman.
Thomas X Co. g. +.
RfFERENcEs- Geo. W. Bush. ESQ.,; Rev. VIM J.
trost. u. D.; Hon WIN. q. Whiteley, james Brad
ford. Esq. Rev. W. Ii. liinkley, A. NJ; Lewis =.
Bush. NJ. u Hon. Il. q Bradford Judge {. :. Dis.
Iict Court OF Delaware. augNel2t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21

Draught horses sell for $l4 each in Austin,
lsxas.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21
Dissolution o. o. PARTNERSHIP

NOTICE
-. Ihe wilminston and Reading Railroad Com
bsccII nav s9npIeteu arranxements to carry Money
on the line OF their road and M-.t CL ester. .''
" hxprsss matter sent 10 franklin Telegraph Office.
No; (" est Iniru street or to their Depot ront
and Madison. or orders Iett with McMulie,, 4 Sal
ueiiverng agents. will receive prom Ut attention
=. O. SrOLZ,
AO"-u Hehl SuD't W. &R r. X Co
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21

EIcHIH WARD-DEMocRATs. ATTEN.
"A meeting of the Democratic citizens Of the s,h
" arc will ba he'll 1t tho corner OF 18th and Kin =
streets. on wednesday evening, at ~ clock, for
and tor more perm unent OrsA AnisstioD. An ne,
epns "pPossd TO the re-election Of U. s. Urant to
me Preside ncy are requested to be present
by order. JAMES LkARY,
aug2D-Ie Vice pPeot 9Th Ward
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21

nEMOr1ATlC NOAlNATION--BRAN
~ DIVINE HuNDkED.-TAe Democrats Of
brandywine Hundred gill meet It their respective
thsalst Of Ausast. for the purpose Of nomiaat atins
Inspectors, me Assessor And Oae ROsd Commie.
Polls open at o'clock and closs at o'clock.
tsualo ~ order. T. L. TALLRY,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21
for Xeut.

EOR RENT-Rooms in the second story Of tho
- Gasetts building. 4I6 Market street. 81 uitable
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21

~ by virtue of M order u The Orphans
kNs Court ef the State Of Delaware II and ior
iii New Castle county. made the 17th day Of
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-21

EOR SALE.
II Four twO atory Brick Houses on Bird saAA
avenna; tour two story Frame HOUSES in !s
kluad court two three story Br IL 3in
Houses on French street. S1'll
jy9 1T Address All QUINBY
, 1872-04-24

States Government, on the Washington Treaty
business, and the Question of Consequential
Damages, has just reached the British Ambas-
sador at Washington.
The Austrian Ambassador to the Holy See,
will shortly be recalled.
april 6.
Professor Morse is dead. His death causes
profound regret among scientific circles,
TPIIE Undersigned desiring to
establish himself In this Island
as Engineer, offers his services to
Planters and others, requiring ex-
perienccd care in The attention of
Steam Engines, Sugar Machinery
etc.
IT. JACOBSEN.
Frcderiksted, st. Croix.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-07-25
the act NV embracing NV her when

the act NV embracing NV her when
awoke.
lay for hours cogitatin over this
dream. Wuz it prophecy or billed
pork? That's the conundrum. Is it a
warning Nv judgment to come, or is ii
disordered stummick? Hev we dosed
the Republican party too freely with
Cincinnati, and hez wat we fondIy
hoped wood be pisen enuff to kill our
great enemy, goin to be emitic wich
will rid him uv the disturbin humors
wich wuz destroyin NV him, and
make him stronger than ever?
1t troubled me so that 1 coodent
sleep. I tossed about in the most rest
less and frantic manner, and Good only
indoose the gentle Goddess to touch my
eyelids after four solid drinks from a
jug which keep in my room, which
isn't marked "Cincinnati" by no
means. Heaven grant that my dream
is simply a baseless fabric. 30
/; i - PETROLEUM V. Massey,
- (wich wuz Postmaster).
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various others of nearly equal impor-
tance. 1t was said by Gen. Scott that
he did more work in that short session
than all the chairmen of the military
committees had done for twenty years;
and in published letter dated January
q, 1862, Mr.. Cameron, the Secretary of
War, says: "No man, in my opinion,
in the whole country, has done more to
aid the War Department in preparing
the mighty army now under arms"
In the regular session of 1872, Mr..
Wilson introduced a bill abolishing
slavery in the District of Columbia,and
also the measure for abolishing the
'black CODE"
His career in the Senate during all
the subsequent years has added to the
wealth of the foreign record, and take
his INDECENT obscure origin, his youthful
energy and Persistence in enriching his
mind with useful knowledge, his un-
tiring diligence, his wonderful attain
ments, his signal and rapid progress,
his hold on the public admiration and
lconfdence, his continued onward and
upward way as representative states
man, all are butso many steps by which
he has earned and reached his present
distinction. Who will say that he has
not well earned it ? u ~
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Belmnnt Ga. Business airfftarB
COUNTY OFFICERS.


r-ob,s, .7,afoe-A. W. ANDERsoS. ONCE
an-stairs in public buildings, first door 10 right.
5Saeri1LWILLIAMH H HAYS. once IN puonc
buildings, first floor. ozz..,- r,,,-
1,7erkof Cbst-ts-J. R. MITCHELL 0rnceln pup
,fc bnildtnrs adjoining the Court House.
z,s1y;tor-I B. IoSGLEY. ONCE upstairs III
,,1sIic nnfldinc entrance at left door.
Tire1Strer-JAMEs IRWIN, Once on 1A1Aa
street first DOR West Of the bank. x,..
Jes.or7e7.-JAs A. BARNES. once N puonc
+rildino first floor second dooron left
J,rosecistf,ao Ator1aes-W- s. kENNoN. Once
,axr s,rors east IF the National Hotel:
70 y r.;s;oe,s -qrnes Kinney. LaMira; b. e.
nnngan. Corle. In, William Armstrong
Arnsfrong,s M,lls. r,,v wepee
- co-on1tssioners meet at ST. Clairsville on the
arst Mondayso OF March. June, September ano
naoa-nber-and as a Board Of Equalization
~ t,,i,d Wednesday OF May. in each yea:
The probate Court meets on the nrst tues
,aaxs Of January March, May, July, sem p1etn- q
he- and November. as criminal court, ana is
alvvays oren ION business hours) for the trans
action of other business
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Amnsing scene on a Stroet Car.

The Washington Star says: The
passengers on one of the Riker's street
cars laughed some yesterday morning
at a scene between the conductor and
well dressed young man from George
town. As the car was passing down
the avenue, the young man at the time
standing on the platform taking it easy,
with one foot on trunk, he was ap-
preached by the conductor and his fare
demanded. he quietly passed over
his five cents.
- Conductor-I demand twenty-five
cents for the trunk. 81 az ...
Young man (hesitatingly)-Twenty-
five cents? Well, think 1 VIII not
pay it.
Conductor-Then shall put the
trunk off. l.r. a7.s
Young man-You had better not, as
you may be sorry for it.
Conductor pulls strap, stops car,
dumps trunk on the avenue, starts car
ana after going some two squares, ap-
proaches the young man, who was still
as calm as a summer morning, and in
an angry mood says: Now have put
your trunk off, what are you going to
do about it9 rll.-
Young man (cooly)-WeI, L don't
propose to do anything about it; it's no
concern of mine; it wasn't my trunk.
Conductor (iercely)-ThGn why
didn't you tell me so.
Young man-Because you didn't ask
me, and l told you you'd be sorry for
it.
Conductor (furious)-Then go inside
the car. iir t8' su-st te z5sa
I Young man--Oh, no; you're good
enough company for me out here.
AT this juncture portiy German
emerges from the ear, and angrily says,
Mine GottI you feller, where is mine
trunk?' 5a
Young NANNY friend, think that
is your trunk down on the avenue
there.
German-Who puts him off? have
the monish to pay him. see about
dot.
The car was stopped, and shortly
afterwards the conductor was seen to
come sweating up with the trunk on
his back-a part Oi the performance he
did not enjoy as well as did the passen-
gers.
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ELS. FUTURE WORN,
The Gift lraker.
Mr.. VErNoN. Julr. 1S7.

MT, VERNON, July, 1872,
To the Editor of the ohIostats journal: no
Seeing that the principal capital in
trade with the yirtuous Democracy, is
charging the President with gift taking
and feeling that it was false, 1 wrote to
the Secretary Of the Interior for, the
facts. Enclosed YOU will please find the
answer, which you will oblige me by
publishing. Truly yours iisaia.
lHti1 ,,a-,f "a r. G. kirk.
DEPARTMEar OF THE INFERIOR,
W4sHINGTpN, JUNE Is, 1872. -
l. DEAR GovERNoR:-The Secretary has
referred your letter of the 10th inst, t0
me, with directions to reply for him to
the interrogatories therein.
Relative to The receipt OF valuable
presents blythe President: Since he be-
came President--and in fact since his
nomination for President in May, 1868,
he has never received single valuable
present from any person whatever.
This you may rely on as being literally
true. The Long Branch, cottage he
bought and paid for himself, and fur
nished it at his own expense. - i.
Before his first nomination he did re-
ceive some valuable presents, as did
also McCl Clellan and Sherman, and which
/ presume no one will find fault with.
Since that time any charge to the con-
trary is maliciousa and unfounded.#
Very truly yours,
B. r. CowEN.
Hon u n HIrlr Eft Uorno,, Obto1
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GA QUEER SCHOOL MARM."-A lit
tie girl in the South, old enough to at
tend school, had never heard prayer.
A missionary persuaded her to go to a
Union Sunday-sehool he had recently
started, and which was conducted by ii
lady. When the little girl saw the
school was opened with singing and
prayer, she slipped out and ran home,
saying, "Mother, mother, we've got
the queerest school marin you ever SAW
or heard on. She sings songs and
speaks pieces in school, and the fun of
it is, she gets right down on her knees
when she speaks her piece"
The Sunday-School Union might find
work for a few more of its pioneer mis-
sionaries in that region.
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"The colored vote of Texas will be
cast almost solid against Mr.. Greeley" /"
says the Galveston Netcs. 1t deprecates
this result, but says In this conflict the
black is bound to go to the wall. That
is, IL he stands up for his convictions
and his friends he must be made to suf-
fer for so doing. Is this the feast the
black man is invited to enjoy? eisI
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TTNCH.EsT.ER's

HYPoPHosPHITEs of LIME and SODA
is certified by all Physicians, Medical Societies
and the Pub ic throughout the civilized world
as the GTandest Medical Discovery of the 18th
Century. There isno disease whatever which
depends upon an impure, diseased and impov-
erished condition of the Blood-that great Riv-
er of Life. but what this celebrated Remedy is
an infallibie cure, such as Scroiula, Pimples,
Eruptions, Humors, Boifs, and all cutaneous
affections. Laiiesi You little know what an
important influence is exerted through the
Blood. Would you be5ntjfy your form and suf-
fuse your complexion with the Delicate Bloom
of Youth and Health? Purify and enrich your
llr,c.I t.r-rr. .irn-rt Lfrf..r rr.ar- -r.ra,.
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ORGANIC LAW Of THE SExES-Condi-
" tious which impair yitality-positive and
negative efectrieity-proof that life is enyolysd
without union-efect OF tobacco-infiaence Of
fish and phosphoric diet-modern treatment Of
arrest of development; ten lectures to his prt-
vate surgical class. by EDWARD II DIXON,
NJ. D., AZ Fifth Avenue ". Y; 81 pages. 25 cts
Every line from the pen of DR., Dixon is of
great value to the whole human rsce.'--Horacs
Greeley.
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MASONIC DIRECToRY, 1s72.

Belmont Lodge. No. le. F. & A. N; meets ; sy;
cry "Wednesday nign5 or @ OF " NJ
moon. -. ". -
st, Clairsville Charter. NO; u hoya. a.. Arc. s,.a1
.l ssIf nj, 1900, JAS. MELLOR, II. p.
GEORGE MTTeHELIs sec'y-p, es,s.t and
Co. = rS-'calIenf Masters. meets on the Second
tuesday night of every month
1oDe romniandine No 26 OF KNIGHTS Temp
los ~ eets NJ, fhe second Monday night OF every
month. ROSS J. ALEAANDEh' Eli, Ell. SS,, SzSi1
JAS B. RYAN, Rec inah
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A traveller relates that while he was
\ in Utah Tom Thumb was also there on
q visit. While the renowned dwarf
was at dinner party he jumped up
from his chair and said, with a pompous
air: 81 cannot understand this p0lyga-
my at ALL" His host, q man six feet
high, thereupon exclaimed: Neither
could |, when / was your size.
The official statement of the debt OF
! New York city, Just reported by the
Mayor, is $I27 900, ,000- The amount OF
taxes to be raised this year is estimated
at $50, ,437 900, besides 5000, 900 for street
purposes. This is about one-third of
the entire annual expenditures OF the
Legislative and Judicial departments OF
the General Government. Perhaps the
people of New York city can afford this
luxury, but the people OF the United
States eannOtafford to transfer the domi-
nation of Tammany to Washington
Henry A. Wise "cannot and will not
act or vote with the so-called Liberal
pubIicans''-because it is the wise
opinion OF Wise "that they are too IL
beraI." They are so 'slooSe as to have
no prineipies.u He tenders to Repub-
llicans the wise advice 'sto be just and
true to themselves, and to all men,"
which the same they will very probably
do. lust as they have done in the past,
without Wise's admonition.
The following letter, verbatim ct 1t
eratin1, was received by an undertaken
recently, from an afflicted widower -
s'Ssre-nly Wiaf is ded and Wonts to
be berried termofror, At woner klok.
u noss wair to dig the Hole-bi the siad
lOf my too Other rwiafs-Let it be deep!"
The Wisconsin State Journal says:
laA friend sends US the following as an
actual dialogue in the town OF Dane the
dav following the Baltimore convention
showing how the doings there strike
the mind of the unterrified: Republic
can 'A' to his Democratic neitghbor 'B'
How do you like this last dish Of
owl?'' 'B' Can old Hunker)-'I have
eaten owl, and can again, I suppose,
but I'll be id If / make my dinner
on 6aIzzdTd. +"
a Chicago admirer of Greeley, as he
was Of Andy johnson, says there has
been no public speech equaling the ju-
bilee speech of last week since the time
when the last named statesman went
sswheeling round the circle" hve or
six years ago. He thinks it proves
Greeley fit to be the successor OF john
son. And this opinion is shared by
men who admire neither Greeley nor
Johnson. The two men are in many
things much alike, though, as IS natur-
al. the tailor is usually much Detter
dressed than the printer.
The Australian trees exceed in height
though not in circumference, the giant
trees Of California. A tree in Victoria
measured 4S0 feet; the highest yet
in Califrrnia Is only 45O feet
high.
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HfP0PnlSpnEIES

Consumptivesl word with you. You know
that Consumption is q terribly fatal disease.-
Very rarely Is it cured by the'old exploded rem
edies and methods of Treatment. Cod Liver
OIL never cured case of Consumption. 1roni is
utterly useless. 1t is an insane delusions TO
rely upon these old fogy plaved-out remedies.
II is waste OF precious time, that can neFer
be regained. awake Awake Z! Open your
eyes TO the light OF ScieRcci lOpen your ears to
the voice of science! Wincnesier's HyPopnos-
phites y your beacon hight. \ complete reFo-
luton in the treatment OF this dieease has been
effected by this Lifs-GiTing and Ltfe-Sstaining &
Pan L.
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LIVERY STABLE.

HAvING purchased the livery formerly own
II ed by VIM. Neiswanger, announce TO the
On blic that am ready at all hours TO furnish
horses and buggies. carriages or buses at very
reasonable rates, The livery u being rented
with fresh horses and good rolling stock.
Call at the stables OF the National Hotel. st
ClairsvilIe, Ohio, 12l3 tt JOSEPH BUTLER,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-07-25
BACK TO UJIJI.

After this discovery he returned to
Ujiji, whence he dated those latters to
the London Geographical Society, under
whose auspices he travels, which,
though the outside world still doubted
that the traveller was alive, fully salts
fed the minds of the members Of that
society. H iHss e.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-07-25

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free g. SrfNsoN & Co, FIi,e <4rt Fts6lslleys,
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