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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-28
SoaIEEToN, March %. 1S72,

Editor Chronicle There was such q
pretty little piece Of news FROM Somer-
ton in the last Gazette that we all feel
like writing something, hoping it may
be pretty too. The communication
launches out with an account of the as
sembling of the Republican Township
Convention. agents of the under
signed Railroad means some
thing, and suspect was intended as an
epithet, and if they are "agents of the
unt ersigned," stating the fact puts
them as low as it is possible to do; for
If he can get an agency in the Repub-
lican party, the doctrine of "Total De-
pravity" is settled beyond all dispute.
/ was aware the Undersigned was al
ways running for Office, but L was not
aware the thing was run by steam.
He says: "They proceeded to ratify
the nominations made by the Ring.b
When such men as "SOmerset" talk
about "rings," condemning them, it is
certainly good sign; but, alas! his
reformation lasted only until he had
mailed his article, for he Immediately,
in conjunction with "Fat Contributor"
proceeded to make Democratic nomi-
nations, and to-day the party held a
meeting in Boston to ratify said nomi-
nations, as far as made, and instructed
the Ring to fill up the ticket.
But, says Somerset ''There was
one man from the country who wanted
a nomination" presume I know as
much about that gentleman as ''Som-
erset". and will simply say that he was
not an, aspirant for township office
and did not feel chagrined at not re-
ceiving a nomination. An Office does
not look SO large to every one as 'sSom-
erset." "And the convention proposed
to pay their com mitteeman's expenses.
Well, the only difference between the
Republicans and Democrats is that the
former pay the expenses of their rep
resentatiyes and the latter, when their
committeeman is i,'alwould-be County"
: --z-- = :, let him pay not only his expenses,
but the township fund for campaign
purposes. However, that is not much
when he is sure Of election, if NOM
mated - ii}.3 ~ I"
Tie facts about the Republican Con
vention are, that it was a large town.
ship Convention, and that hurts our
Demo ocratic, friends so bad-nominated
an unexeeptionahlel Ticket both rs to
morals and ability, and the spirit man.
TESTED Is, they intend to elect it,, IN
~. q f...t r,i a-eE II oO1lI1ih4O1Nr.,
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The Cuban war stiIf continues. On
he 22nd ult., the Insurgents attacked
nd sacked the townof Sagnade Tana-
aoor having deeoyed the garrison from
ne place. OF late success has to some
xtent crowned their work. =
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-28

A man made a disturbance In the
gallery ofa theater and aloud cries of,
"throw him over! Throw him over !''
Just at the moment they were to put
this proposition into effect, dear crea-
ture in the parqaet looked smiling up
with sweet voice cried, "Don't throw
him over-please don't. 1t would be
cruel. kin him where he is" Char
lotte Cushman' is credited With telling
this story, ~ -.sa y
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HolIoway's Pms abd Ointment

-Scurvy and Diseases of the Skin-Fe.
yer, restless sleep, foul stomach, faint
ed breath, languor,! depression of spir-
its, always attendant on the worst
cases of cutaneous-eruptions, are speed
lily and radicallyi removed by these
medicines-the Ointment cleanses the
skin, and the Pills purify the blood,
stimulate the liver, and promote diges-
tion. 25cents per box or pot.
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\ A petition from feur hundred Nor
non women to Congress against Utah's
Omission as a State has been presented.
they have seen the workings of the
ystem Of polygamy and deprecate its
eoutinuance. <b 'i.i
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Private Sale.

WILL, otfsr my property ON Main Street, 81
ClpirsSIlle, East end. at private sale, consist
Ing OF " dwelling House and lot. and necessary
The house contains four rooms
and kitchen. Plenty of choice fruit on the
premises. The location is pleasant and will be
quiet cottage residence for any one who would
desire such property. II ,old possession will
be given after the list of March.
Dec2SS-n JOHN \. JONES.
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which they are opposed. Most people
insist upon havinga right to be heard.
And yet when Senator Knox intro
duced the MartinsvilIe resolution rela-
tive to the proposed causeway, there
were, it seems, those who thought he
/ did very wrong, Martinsville had no
right even to be heard on this question.
And so with your Representative for
the mere introduction of bill and me-
mortal sent him for that purpose by a
respectable body of his constituents. l
refer to the bill providing for the recov-
cry of property attached in another
State, the same being exempt by the
laws of this State, DC. Mr.. Armstrong
believed when he received this bill
that it was unconstitutional and so ex-
pressed himself, But not wishing to
decide that question himself, he had it
referred to the appropriate committee;
and there without regard to its merits
it was upon this ground alone soon dis
posed OF. The committee decides the
bill unconstitutional, and will not, in
any shape, report it back.
REMONsTRANCEs.
The following remonstrances from
Belmont County against repeal or modi-
fication of the liquor law were present.
ed by Mr.. Armstrong last week: M.
McConnaughy, ]. III. West, and 156
Others; d. e. Howell and SO others;
John Cook and 65 others; +. II. Smith.
Geo. CresswelI and "a Others; Thomas
Michener and 800 others; w. G. Nc
Comas and 35 others; Isaac Starkey, M,
BeabOut and SO others; ]. A. Neff and
4 Others; J. B. Johnston and 5 Others;
and George Brown and % others.
Senator Knox presented one from
st. Clairsville, containing So names of
the most prominent citizens. Also one
from Harrison County with 63S names.
m PETITIONS
asking for the passage of a law author
iZing the Commissioners of Belmont
County to transfer the stock owned by
the County in the @. d. r. r. to road
running through the northern part of
the County, We're presented By DIR.
Armstrong, and are from the following
persons: N. N. Holloway, J. G. Tall
man and $50 others; 1. Holloway, L..
sVoorhieS and 128 others; and James
Henderson, s. Watkins and 81 others.
A SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION
was lntr0duced on Saturday by Senator
Knox and is as follows: -
=" WHEREAS, a strong effort is being
made by the manufacturing interest Of
the United States to influence Congress
to greatly reduce the duty on foreign
woods, and ..,as,5
Whereas, the State of Ohio is largely
interested In the raising of sheep and
wool, if said proposed reduction is car
ried into effect. it will result during the
present year in a loss to the citizens of
the State of Ohio of not less than five
millions of dollars. Therefore,
Resolved, by the General Assembly of
the State Of Ohio that our Senators and
Representatives in Congress Of the
United States, be requested to use their
influence to defeat said proposed reduc-
tion, or any reduction whatever of duty
on foreign woods. LEREx.
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gE would make known THAT the per-
al writing MorrIstown Locals and
ID formerly write over that signature.
I'VE still assume hat name, tsithough
ain CHRoEICLE eorrespondence.) We
idly request them to subscribe some
.asr name to their eemmunicstjOns.
|kf SoLJTAJRR.
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I 1t has b. Ell repeated time and again
by persons Interested in tile liquor bus
fness. thai all they ssk Is such modi-
fication or the a iuir law as will require
a notice or notices TO be ser ed Lefore
'damages can be assessed against them.
III this, many American dcalers may be
and doubtless are sincere, bnt judging
from the tone OF he German press moth
ing short OF free trade in Intoxicating liq-
uors will he acceptable to them Their
demands leave no middle gr.und 1t
is to be al var between G,g ani Magog
Grog and Nogrog And the conEse taxi
en- by them is just the one to give No
grog the vict0ry.
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OUR GoLUMB sLETTER.

COLUMBUS, O., March 25th, 1872. 2
ESQ PULTNEY NAIL WORKS, A''i .a'i.g
Certificate of incorporation filed, by
this company last week. Capital Stock
SlOV,VV. S.f -lG0a lG a9h & zi1ssN
+ iie5s -, TRACKS. 1-aw ff b8h
+ Col. Chas. Whittiesey delivered a
lecture before the Tyndali Association.
last week, on Ancient Rock-Ihscrip-
tions. He exhibited fac. SMILES Of
many Of them on canvas, and succeed
ed in making the subject interesting
devoted to describing those found
is the only place in the State where
there is any certainty that the whole Of
an ancient inscription of the kind still
exists; though there are many partial
ones. He pointed out the resemblance
between the characters here employed
and those found in other parts of the
country; showed that they were not to
be eonfounded with the picture writings
of the Indians; and gave reasons for
thinking that they were the work of a
people even before the time of the
mound-builders.
SIC TRANSIT. ~ .-,.,,tf =,
The Oren game bill has been ,"bag-
Iged" by its enemies, it was defeated
in the Senate last Thqrsday-yeas IL,
nays %, Diana be praisedf The cloud
passes from between the noble hunter
and his glorious hounds, and both alike
may continue to be happy. 20 8inc- Hls
A SENATORIAL "REAdARK.n eai.o1
The convention bill was pending
Putnam to whom his own bill had
been referred, reported another one as
a substitute, and in the absence of Re-
publican members was trying after a
single reading to force il to its passage,
Beavis protested against this. Didn't
believe there was any such law as had
been referred to. Putnam would state
upon the honor of a gentleman that
there was such law. Beavis insisted
on seeing it. Putnam would allow no
man to impugn his honor. Beavis said
he hadn't impugned his honor; he only
wished that he might examine the law.
Then Putnam said of Beavis: ssHe's
nothing but a id fool, anyhow -
Whereupon Beavis asked that those
words be taken down, as such Language
was becoming too common upon that
floor. Then Putnam: ''Mr. President
Il withdraw that remark" And so
the little episode ended.
IT Is NOT JUST
TO conclude because member of tho
Legislature has introduced certain
bill that he therefore necessarily favors
its object or will advocate its passage.
1t may be that his office imposes upon
him no obligation to present a bilf or
memorial which he does not approve,
and that he has a right to put MI sgch
DOCUMENTS into bis waste. basket Instead
of upon the Clerks desk, but it Isl
doubtful after all whether people would
like this any better than they do the
occasional introduction Of a bill to
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4 On Friday last boy by the name Of
Frank Blankensay was torn to pieces
" being caught by a shaft in Cotton
hill, in Wellsburgh, West Va.
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Another note has been received from
[,ord Granville on the Alabama ques-
ION. 1t makes no concessions from the
POSITION formerly taken.
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CREAl sAYlNC 70 t0ISUNRRS.

And A. good busin ess for one or Two persons Of
e-tneI @ sex IN ST CLAIRSvILLE aud adfointno
toH4iss Dy Whleh you can make from sim 10 S155
per month, with but little Interference Will.
% rulnary pnsln ess Articles staple as 1oser
~ ~ @ Cto1. a good business for agents sure
I'll ~ oe Ina1e CUB Circulars free, giving CON-
pee ls list o. articles and commissions afioWei
Louis Mo. f'F - "a -AnS Sb . St-
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w. F. Church Of Cincinnati has been
ppointed State Commissioner Of Insu-
ance.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-28

Lincoln was raii-splitter; Grant was
a tanner; Bolivey was druggist; Ma
homet All was a barber; Virgil was the
son OF a potter; Milton was the son of a
scayenger; Horace was the son of q
shop keeper; Demosthenes was the son
OF cutler; Robert Burns was plow-
iHan In Ayershire; Shakespeare was
The son Of 4 wool staplerl 6srdiaal
,Woolsey was the son ofa poor butcher,
Oliver Cromwell was the son of a Lon.
don brewer; Whitefield was the son Of
an innkeeper at Gloucester.
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Two men at dinner, at Denver, lately
Iemolished each other-the result OF a
ua-rel about the size of potato.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-28

The Senate has voted to put tea and
pffee upon the free list
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-28

The question of temperance seems to
se as much agitated in Wisconsin, Iowa
Ind Illinois as in Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-28

smallpox is raging in Philadelphia
nd New York to an alarming extent.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-28

The first of April draws tauntingly
near, and the mover will soon fold his
tent and silently steal away.
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Buckingham's Dye.

FOR TIE WHISPERS.
As our Renewer in many cases
requires too long a time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye, in one preparation which viii
quickly and eiieotually accomplish
this result, 1t is easily applied,
and produces o celor which viii
neither rub nor wash of. Sold by
all Druggists, Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by n. p. HALL, & CO..
NASHUA, NH.
Sold in ST. Clairsville, Ohio, hv
]. III. PATTERSON.
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Mr. JOSEPH HARRIS, of Mounds
vile, the nqpseryman, says that when
the mercury falls to l6 deg. below zero,
we need not expect any peaches the
following summer, and that, in exam
lining the trees this spring, he finds the
buds are killed, and that some of the
old trees are permanently injured. Mr..
HARRIS advertised his business recent
ly IN the WEEKLY INrALLIGEsoEI,,
and he informs us that in short time
he had more orders than he can possI-
bly, fill, and others are still coming. His
experience is that when you have any
thing to sell it pays to advertise it,
[ WheeLi,lQ LllteLkile1lcer.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CELTIC WEEKLY

Inc greatest illustrated Original Storv D..
in "a Ameriea. Eight Few gina1 storis1p iLapes G
us ,9 =, no .nerary treat equal 10 ii
and city OF the Union. SI0ayeek ess;yy,- --oa town
lzed oy 5ne sale Of this extraordinary irish nd
For sale by all newsd callers Pf' - afrse-
Ee.1r SoH ga AaSfess 1s n j. oLEARY Co. p per
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Cleveland Seed Stara

=. a. STAIR & co, again offer 10 their ala
Iisiigs sIil.I ana the public full assortment ~
InGy ,e.onlaently recommend to an in want ~
osna ior Price List, which VIII be sent fraa
u 0"-i 50. B. II. STAIR & CO.
Cleveland nbio
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SWEET CHESTNUT. &c.

Tbs n,os, ,.,,,NS.,sl..@- 1eOi &C.
rec &c on the continent. 500 ,O00 yst nnsaI4g
a., n tOl'e c circular free. Send for one. C5eSt
~ Il ~ sG rs preserved for Planting per ponnd n
bvautlIaI L overs and rare Plants free Tia,.s ..
ssis ssy , py mai any distance Try it. Nnr,
i i-es estsp!ished IS years. 200 acres: o o-ss,.
houses. address SrORRS. HxRRTSt,SNg green cen
FainsVl.-e. Like County, Ohio. . w.
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Mexican MUSTANG Lililelt,
For Man and Beast.

Probably few articles have ever had so
extensive sale. while none have /: cen
more universally beneficial than the
celebrated MEXICAN MUSTANG
LINIMENT. Children, Adults, Horses,
aud Domestic A.i.Iuals, are always Ii
able to accident, and it is safe 10 say,
that NO family can pass single season
without some kind of an eInOllient be-
ing necessary. 1t becomes a matter of
Importance then Uo secure the best.
Over three hundred livery stables in the city
OF New York alone are ausing the MEXICAN
MUSTANG LIxIMEET. in all of which it gives
unusual Satisfaction
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Gaa. 7. RlHRIl & CA

Tor Circular, or ineipse . cents for their One
= = u = - 60 z <4Hlpaict, containing Lists
cost % advertising, also many. useful hinis 10
toFer1 isSrS, and some account of she experI-.
shees OF men who are known as SuecessTui
! aUSeFtfSers. This firm are proprietors Of tha
eflean Newspaper Advertising Agency, . r
Al PARK ROW ny.
anu are possessed OF nnequaled facilities for
SECURING the insertion OF adyertisements in an
NeWspe pers and Periodicals at lowest rates.
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kNrNr7,t wanted for the RIGHT SIDE OF
dObN IO NEW YORK. Library Of Infor-
nation pertaining TO its Institutions and OBJ
Jects of Interests. See that the book you get is
by Rev. j. +. Richmond, 5years City Mission
ry.ssA work worth having and not a Sensation
book. 2u0 Engravings. Agents sell 40 u day
f. b sTItEAF. Publisher, sos Broadway, n Y
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Plantation BittgPS.
s. T.--18eo.--X.

This wonderful vegetable restorative
the sheet an chor of the feeble and de-
bilitated. As tonic and cordial for the
aged and lsnguid it has no equal among
stOmachics. As a remedy for the nerv
Gus weakness to which women are es-
,peeiaily subject, ii is superseding every
other stlmulnnt. In a:lclimates, tropi-
cal, temperate or frigid. it acts as
specific in every species of disorder
which undermines the bodily strength
and breaks down the animal spirits.
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Kirk.wologdyl Estate.

u HE uadersigEed, Administrator of tba
Il klrkwooS estate has recently added TO the
which with those formerly laid out max Is ~
which he oilers ot very reasonable rates.
Also, about Il acres OF land living ON the
South side OF tue section, with aboutSe acres OF
coal. :, sS-S'.-
Alse, Out Lots No lS, about Il acres with thu
coal. facing Bridgeport. :, : --'-' 80
Also, Out Los No. - =, q adjoining West
Wheeling, all OF which olser at. priyate SnIe
for tho present.
Eng aire of Joseph x Wes:, Druggist. RriSax..
port, or tne tndersisnet al 81. Ciairsviile Caio
HENRY WEST, Administrator,
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ROMANiSM:
Reflected in the Last Judg-
mnnt!

new work; an awakening investigation; q
thrilling theme of fruitful thought for live
men; has created more excitement than the
Wandering jew" emlnently adapted to the
times. 1t unveils the Romish system from ITS
origin to the present, exposes its base-css pre-
tences, Its frauds, its opposition TO our pubic
nnal, &c.
RS- This work is an elegant Octave Volume.
75S pages, and lGa tlrst-olasS engraV-
ings1 s-i--
BOUND IN SHEEP, PRICE 500. IN CLOTH
1900 SENT BY MAIL ON REcEIrr OF PRICE.
Addl ess Cash Orders to
L. b. LEWIS & CO.,
Agent for the United States Abingdon, Va
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siads iha1I TREES ggeF5dsn ge5ts PLlSlN Flower. SgEAS
49, -, 81 ILiSS,u5ef Garden. Onsro
55.s ttiT c.d0 hootgTaIs, best sorts I0 0OO s5o M
~ Paa, "a, lyr Bartlett &cS to IN SgS
TT1osg eig, on, = Apple, Usage new bu. i2O9
IiI,t daplel COO 81; Ash, ST. Elm 2S0
nQpage. ge.&NewPriceIjstI0c
+. IL PHOENIX. bloomington IN W
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INDIAN PROPHFLhGfIC,

A Sure Preventive s. Cure for
SMALL E'OX. 700 %
Prevents all kinds of Diseases.
'HES wonderful remedy las been used by-
4 Tue ualtves ut India Tor centuries 10 pre-
vent NQlisasi . Us and Poisonous dIstslSes II IL
q Sielsu lrl against al complaints and will eet
5hoTtaify aiseisss,. sf titisen Ia time. Persons
exposed - COatdgiostS diseases should ALWAYS
use it.. .Cis,i ha taken by young or old Price
81 per package Or for So sent Dy mail With full
ON receipt Oh price. Send stamp for
circular. Liberal discount 10 tlts trade.
Address DIR. .SR1Nhf<lsA II ER. B.
FraGlSNu SFremOnt sLs.,
Feol l2SnS Bait Nd
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4 ARGE PROFIT TO AGENTS
selling my Popular Map OF OIIIO-Rail Roads,
Townships, Villages, &C. Small capital re-
LQuired. Sells rapidly. Send stamp for Circular
to f. c. BRIDGMAN, Barclay St, n. Y.
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SE0p, Read TEiS

uEis..l I certify that aboU: four years since
was sttae!.ed Nlth ,tyegy SSvsreCa.tarrh in
niJ nose hge'a anG GsEe,s., and also a very tor
Msniin8 ltseiilit;ssii,, irieJ NQgtOCs rsnetiles
sild cOHS1steu VIII ~ y regular phys ician Us
ing ais prescrlP -ioiis. but ierfVe' ne hsnens
lfJ IA any tnS,ii. Tic IsttaTsn bScame SO bad
thatl cCu.a n0s hpes.the tuT cvgh my nose al ALL
ana Toe sthe0ngatsni SO aln1ul anu lstressing
tE1t c0Gts svfii oeiy walk. ~ t0ls time my
disease was prSDt uaccd iI;urgt(e. About thiz
time, Or. EOya ls .lae be believed he could
cure ME. tricd his Common sense Trcaiment
and soon thedlSss.se began 10 give way, and
got better rapidly and am nov nee ffom serious
ouble 10 taSt extent that Iresort 10 the use OF
uo mgdeir &c 81 0il, aud can With gIeat con-
adehcc recommend In ECyd's trVAlmenl toall
tUglTa and R.scsaldiic sufferers.
JANE SCOTT,
per ". II. kIRKwoop.
hereby certify that Srs, Scot is a member
OF goud,ryes oil nigh standi ng in the Presby.-
tsrtan Church OF Smithneid; and Ia at an her
statements are 10 be suTpiicttiy relied on. I
iurthUr se1 thai have been ffOta the Outset
OF the facts in this caSe slxnsd the
above certificate for Mrs. \, hy her direction
". Il. klRkW OOD,
Pastor iTesbyterian Church, Smithaeld. O.
July 81, ISL. ~
send stamp fuf circular to
blt. GEQtGk H. BOY d, surgeon Dontlss.
~ Ctaii sNiile, Belmont County, Ohio.
sep-S5l
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CAUTION.-Tne genuine is wrapped in
fine &cet Plate engraving with &c. w. West
brooS, Chemist" and -1rGde Mark, MEXICAN
AUSTA Nc IMMINENT" engraved across the
fare OF each wrapper. The whole bears the pro-
prietor'S private United States Revenue Stamp
and not a common stamp, as used by druggists.
LYON MANUPACrUKING Co.,
So Park Place N Y,
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. I'D sersisers.-Au persons who cont>m-
insertion Of AdvertiseInentSsh shouid send m =
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Oh, would I were a GhildAgainI

signs the weary and exhausts d one, as the
languorand lassitude of spring comes upon
him. Come and receive vieOr and strength
nom the WOnderluI SCUM American TONIC
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DR.. Wells iH3xtract ofJurubeba
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