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30 ninal fweaknes. or sDermsssrrhxa.s;
n,ha .nnnahn.nuhnaraertsnrs. / S&xdrSr

7 semiual iweaknesso or sDermassrrk9a.ss
7 The un9tnsnwh osxpedsuect thetS r1wfnr
weakness In his muscular and mental orynniEa-
cton, should stop 20 conlider whence II, arises.
Hewil ind 10 the weakness Of the bach, tremo
ling Of tho lhnbs. HsordsrsdFiSsston sYnae
tauirgoftheips~dsv u theShind,
distas,e for society, dread oftnpspdpg Se9phf,
forcbodingso k evil. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
lassixiousS dreams, l:RrowfnKsdSeeASsfT s.3os9ne
Of disorgsSizaiiop, ne posaiiys tSssss q Ia.
Seminal misunderstanding Sy3y>h ts howsrs-
destroying his hopes OF dCer MdsrAnAS1d,ahlS
dragyins him dong the etotNu hkntoShnex
Istence towNrdx premarure I'd to1theOf6t EslSe
To him who nnds his life dibbling out IL thu
discharge Of the vital pripsip,a q, Sxisisnsee ".
nocturnal .ands dIpnal e~E3stgMRtr141 !merN1ea.
sat,on 0 4 ia appearance brings nc assurance Of
's Marriage, that holy once ,Yss. ssiesaisdSSss
hope Of manhood. bttnSs To- suchTA one No k9pt
OF cure. but adde 10 his misery In the knowlcdEt
that the one who looks to HIN 5or. soSmncAoi
her happiness. IL a victim 70 htAayM A44AAin.
nocent companion 10 his punStA@Att. sSge04di
TO his misery and diecutet Will Rppf .iqfNSet
him. There 10 no rescne e1espt1APt4pSft nt
victims Of solitary vleef. tint dfskdepl, ffssei
mating and destructive habit which 4IA thou,
sands OF sick rooms with psfsaytiesS b COO
~suaptIvcs, and hundreds Of untimey- Rrtves
wi b lts misguided victims thou3d onhtFtaefth
| ont a mumcnt,s delAy. q ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
with their s~uffcrings. To such the Doctor wouk
especially address himself, giving TO each and AZ
assurnpce Of q .,ERFECT-and .PGRNASk&t
CURE. without hindroneerto bpeinsssyehAbg
OF diet. or fear or expoeurs. -
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Nv ated Gold and Silver Mining Company
Location d Works. Devf's' Gate District. so
ruy County State, Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ar. tdeiInonent upop the following described
lstock.on Seoouptof hfecssment Nosa levied "
tue Third DAY of July. ls7S. the several amour :
set ppposIie t6b NAM O. the respective share.
hnffanA m knlhnYk: II 4. - ..a-..
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.NoTIcE:

AND JUNE TENTHx
SJas sas T STatp. .ss iS Tss.; Yen 49,
Iirisly enforced, I@"L p BERRY, .! 8.
sso.is aiu. ;;Su,,i, I'M Town A.s.AAls
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~TTElTGMofIGEs.


ntFroE or, TIE DEteHER SILVER
O.Mtilbg conpany, issn Frs slice. Aggrsl
tees, hald thlA dSy; u dividend tho;xS!ofThres
SO,Dolsrs ;Pet share was declared. ;pays
o su 9G IN iOn' H..c.ikrsBE s..ofshiy.'
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PIONEER LAUNDRY
NORTH or VIRGINIA. rso.

:. F. HALL. @. D. HALL. q. ". HALL
..l ProI,rtetors.
THIS OLO RsTARIIaHRDaND
reliable Laundry II prepared 70 Turn out
/. ithout King damaged BY ~manipulAt4on or
chemical application. nj! ID =,
Packages punetuaIlS called for and returned.
onicee a. international Hotel, Tahoe. Bonse
and Wallace Fruit Store, South csuoet.ivixs
ginia; snd a, Charlet Brodhun's, opposite ne
Stst once. and .yOssy's Hotel. Aiii .stsset.
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III 1%oIitHW 3, ELLIOT. setisauy.
?MEETtho.

ryxIEp0Nxsf MN coaHASY.
" Baos6yi Ceunsyt Sekte6f, Nsvsds.NNotieo-
Tho Sscond;AnunAlj NputtnRo ftltecthpldkns o:
y stss% @StIESsssG oSnt%EusRsSH ~ az Ssi
day Of Augu.t. 1871, a. I o'clocktSx. EAT III.
office Of the Company. No. "a California street,
DO closed from ] O'clock !, e. Oh SATURDAY .thr
l7thuf August; 1911, NTH ettct int meeting :
-rr;.n+.cgT R;!WEGRNER Secretary r.
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II { fssiEiisSfs

fIFFIcE; oF1TnBaHXRFe0RD MINING
~ Da1p.s{s.!Tss: Hsna1a11I assst1ssc 9!
paSy aii b, hsit itihspSdcs roI i6e 'eoPpsny.
SAD Frnciidssc1iJ6ttiGiS WONDKFSk G.
g1!s aashTHsDsis5as aFsf eTS1lhG.M iii
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ADVERTISING
Has created many . new ~busIness;
Has enlarged many al old business;
Has reytyrtmap = dull business:
Has-rercuedfnanya lost business;
Has saved many q falling b~u-incss;
Has preserved rkrysa large h1efness;
And suresSdcctsrtrfa any business.
DvERTISISG

aIRARp,s, sEcRET.-s,eph.n airard used
to say 10 nh OBJ tge: 1T have always cons d.
cred adtertising literally and long to be the
.rcat medium q tuccest In business. and tho
prelude TO wealth, And have made II an inya.
nriuble. rpk ~ pdveFts in the duilest; az
we4 a. the busiest. long experience having
tauSht me 4hAt- money thus rspeut.is we'll laid
out! as BY caAtj6uauy Go<Plnso my oh<inc~s"be.
Gsre the public Il has secured many sales that !
etherwffe- worlt have tcet.
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6NIOENb NOTICE..

nFPIcE OF THE CROWN POINT. GOLD
- and Silver A,nrng Company: 4ls CsIteEni,
81 t sssisFsS SsSss' e ;espl,i 'sISsE Il 81,
Company, pdSa61e 5dly f2s6 az 40 "S1:5'
fhatsnsfSeSodkSSA as1ioeod bnthsiet
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Names :

And In accordapc," with law. and an onler o.
the Board Of Trustees. made on the Gath day oi
June; 1871, 70 many 'sha es or each parcet 81
said stock as may DO Necessary will be sold n
public auction. At the Salearo M OF Maurice
bore Co, S27 Montgomery .ireet, San Fran
CISCO, California, on MONDAY. the Twenty.
,ixth day OF AugItst, 1871. ~ the hour or 10
O'Clock 4. Y ofsxid day. TO- pay said DELINQUENT
assepsmelts thereon. together With costs OF nd
Sertisinr and rIpcnreS ofslie.
E9.- ,cu:,, DAVID WIEDER. Secretary g.
,ofice- Merchants BI hangc, California
street, San Ftanclico. California. ..Nt. aug I'd
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TUE coPIRTNBRsHIP HERgToFoRE
4 existing OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. I.
NtHsotSvd 81 mufuAreonsspk An natstsnd.
rs dsS,: wsltS sst,,ed az Ls'
= s--.-7S DBL HsAN.2 =
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CALIFORNIA

". -
N1NI or COMPANY.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-04-25
ISbI.ERaNbEaq VI II vi iL 6aaAIisR "a

Nations 4 are fashioned and controlled
byparties and, not BY individuals as
such. q eiUnitsd States has her Dena-i
ocratic and Republican parties, Eng
lahds her liberals and Mohafchists.
France her Republicans and Orlean-I
lists, Prussia her Bismarckians and Pa
pal suhporteEs.l and in every county
wipere there ,iss anything resembling
frtseaoIn or fs6pinion there Is H. party
repSesentiig one class ef prfeiples, that
lislds the rsips Of gokenments no Is
there such q thing as independence of
party inx journalisne9 'Tls true that
The World tolerates an I5hrnael whose
hand is against every mans, but let it
beifeputabIe for every man to become
sliibaelftic and what would. become
OF the worldss IN battle the officer Of
soldier who fought on his sown hoek
wouIdI be shot bfot disobedisncei 1.-The
existence 6f an organized force on the
cue side demands the erganiEation q
the force ON the other side. 'HenWho
is not willing to concede any privileg-
Is Of bis own for the benefit of the
mass is responsible to q degree.fs It il
thesame IN Journalism as in govern
nenfs OF in active warfare. The press
are the seutfnels of ven organized par!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-04-25
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.
WASHINGTON ID. O. Ann d. ISL

w AohANAON ~. vi ApL1l zls Iof = {
Lettersapproving tae administration
of President Grant were read IN the
Grant meeting ut New York on the
18th inst. Among the signersi from
Ohio, first and foremost is Hon. John
A. Bingham. We also notice the
names of Wilson, Foster, Munroe.
Peck, Upson, and many Others. Con-
siderably over one-half the Republi-
can strength in the House have; ;declar-
ell their choice for Presidentin 1872 to
BE Grant. 49, ' 60 = Z - l.
Official Information has been receiv-
ed hers that ex- Minister Catacazy's
Justification of himself has been con-
sidered in the council of the Empire.
The Russian Government considers
him in the WRONG. ii He has left ST.
Petersburgh for Paris The Govern
meHt gnanted him pension lof three
thousand rubies per year. The pension
hOweverJ J9will lbe withdrawn should
Mr. 0attcazyI new cause of offense.
~ George Francis Train, Greeley, &c
yet are on the track. We suppose they
will stayson the track until November,
1872, il there is not collision, when
they will-be switched off for Salt River.
it is curious fOsee what a man will do
to be President. We have never vet
had the chance to see what they will
not do. II'sirim 9a5 ~ .-lo-a , 1a}llA-
81 A billihasl been introduced into the
House authorizing inquiries into the
causesof steamboat explosions. 1t also
provides for the appropriation of $780,
000, to be- expended under the diree-
tiOnof the President in such expert
mentsa may be necessary to guard
againt future explosions. 81 t.'sl =
lOn tbs 10TH inst. President Grant
transmitted a message to the House of
Representatives concerning the South
Carolina Ku-Kiux. ~ ali ti7iiEs - b
e Matters go euas quietly as usual ih
the city pduring the assemblage of Con.
gress. The1public examinations in the
Arms Sale Investigation have eonclud-
ed. The Committee has adjourned
subject to the call of the chairman. .i-~
sf- ~ff.fa t.lsffss IN 7ti f.ff ffftf Al H
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-04-25

tiaa uorlr;ng foc,otl,o,. f,,. ,,,,-,c.,,
The nawsn.nor t6ot -. - - .r;th
either r. hnt na-sss.s :, .oa,s;, - - So g..
q gner;1I. wsrf,ra -s.r aaa;nst - ] hoth ss,>,l II
and ins;s.s thot = ao;sa sa-r,;oa - ~
con,t-,, daso-,,,,- - - t~aa.as
ontIaw ;snot y noss;h,a = a - - 20 - 49, =
narties NO mora tbsn Va csn hsys r,,rs
cbnrehas vat - uo,,d no nc nns;se
To denounce ono 90 tha othor maro,S,
hecause faults orc d;seovarea Ths
Nv Iade,,ende,,t NV No mea,s f,,l.
fills the ;mnort of tbe nama Tha n;.-
rJs,s,,,Isi . Eos,nss.,l,, = .-sI
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-04-25

AMormoh elder sis credited with
saying, that rather than surrender a.
single principle of their religion, they
would n.M Moscow" Salt Lake, tear up
the railroads. break down the tele-
graphs, and destroy, millions Of other
property A little wholesome recon-
struction would improve this polygain-
Ous hot.head.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-04-25

1t seems probable that President
Grant tis destined to be defeated in his
Civil Service Reform efforts Several
of the members of both houses, in CONF
mon parlanee, have gone back on hiI.l,
and refuse to yield the privilege Of
nominating their constituents to office.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-04-25

II The gas, works at Gadiz are. located
on ground belonging to Hon John a.
Bingham, that gentleman donating the
ground upon condition that, the ,comr1
paly would ray him,a royalty Of one
half Gent per bpshel for all the coal 'tak-
en- from it, ha.,..l.-tl. ~ :. IL 90 III. ,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-04-25

irhe Revoiufionists are still actiyesih
Mexico. On the 10th inst. the Seventh
cavalry revcitsd and attempt ted the life
of Gen. Cortina. "
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-04-25

full appraised valuenf the boats, tools,
matsrIals, ETC., usedby said lessees in
the nanagsment and repair of the
A joint resolntiou has been offered in
She Senate to accept the proposition. S
III SENATOR UrDEGnAfr, s
of Jef5srson County, recent Z presentsd
a remOnstrsance from 5I3 ladies of his
County, against the repeal or any mod
ification OF the liquor law.
He said it was with great pleasure he
stated that the remOnstrance he had
just presented had on it the name of
every woman and girl over fifteen
years OF age In Mt. Pleasant township,
except two. Already nearly every
voter IN that township had renon-
strated against any change in theiiquor
law; "but the women, notedly inteiii-,
gent and public spirited. though not
voters, have a sacred claim to be heard
on the question which so deeply con-
Germs the welfare of themselves and
their families, as well as of the whole
community. -. s. 'ss''.. ssi..s',. :, = =
~. sTATErHoUsE, FENCE. izI4 g ~
/. The Senate has amended the appro-
priation. bill SO as TO provide for the
erection around the State-House square
of new fence. Ii Is TO be hoped that
the House will concur the present
fence on the east side is constructed Of
rough boards, ON the west it is made of
iron, but is too high and massive.d al'1
> sCoRcoRAN INVESTIGATION. ~ !, /
+ Nothing new or startling concerning
this subject has. been made known.
There Is very little said abouf it now,
4d3 fs04hA hADJoURNMENT.i i'sdeaTd Il
/, A resolution has been adopted in
bothIbranehes Of the Legislature to adj
journ on next Monday, the 18th of
April, till Jan. 2d, 1879. This will
doubtless be busy is,ieee Tor our legis-
latOfs. = 2 HlgL - moss i-iE ~ele9ff
= fl'fi7 tioS. R. D. HARRISON, =. y - =,
Commissioned Of Railroads and Tele-
graphs, died this morning. i.a.a ri !.
F - s.It-4.sa I,,asf,4a Fl.s LEREX. >
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Gen. Sickles will enter suit against
the N. Y. World unless it retraets its
charges against him called forth by the
part be took in the late Grant mass
meeting in New York.
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sr...sa - M N1a.Isis llnniaI B;

b A1womari ut NAPOLEON Ohio, al, a re-
cent local election succeeded in getting
in an entering wedge for woman stif-
frage. She was Mrs. DR.. Saur; and
was escorted to the polls by a judge
who said that it was all right. Her
ballot was taken and the imperial
yoferess passed on Then ca eameaan9t as1an9 ther T
and the judges Of Of election bethppght
them that they had let d. adangerops pre-.
cedept pass, and refused to take any
more ballots from women, Mrs. lIf!
fSaIr is'now recorded as the only orig
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SRW ADVERTISEMENTS.
3IlraOrdinary Improvements
CABINET ORGANS

The .lAoO-N ~ EIAALON Gi4.S CO res pectfuI-
" atsuOunce the lntfOuuicsIIi Cl iiiproVc menIS
VI much more Inan ordinary Interest. These are
REED AN l. RIPE CAbaNEE OtsGANS
being Tue ouIy Successful CONN IBiliiOu Vi REAL
PIPES with reeds made;
DAYS TRANS 1A1oISG KEYBOARD.
which csin be INSTANTLY InoNed 70 The fisnJ or
eft, changing the pItci, trdilSpOsIDg Key
r5f tt-ueti1sgS ttrStt deScrtptt0nf, CtFrutofr
NkM A-NU ELEJANf STYLES Or DOUBLE
REED CABINET OrsJANS,
at Sl4O, Si52stnd % es,cI. C0Ssttertng Cupaefy
Eteydfce. amt 1Hof 0nga E1cettettcs ~ W0fkDldfl
Shlp, these are cletspe1 Dus dItg oei0rs oDerstt.
. Ile lAlASoN q AAALiNa O1gs.aS are acknpNi-
edgeu BEST, anu nom extra Oru1nary facIfTrfeS
Tor iilanuiscLure TINS Company can AliOru, and
odC ttrleterttketO sell al prices ssfie reuuer Iueu
UNQ IIUNABI4I CHH1A Il PrsSf.
-FOUR OCTAVE ORGANS fss1U .cli;~ FIVE OCTAVE
ORGANS SiUU. SIzo anu upwards. Win lareeSeEs
resdS Sl50 anu upwards Forty Slytss lip 70 aIsUU
each. .il-- =, -...- - -
NEW ILLUSTRATED CArAI.oGg 3 and Testimo-
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ONE THOUSAND USlCIANS, senG Tree.
liH MASON " LA lILIN UItG<AN 70,
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Civil Service. RBform efforts. Severai
of the members of both houses, in conn
mon parlance, have gone back on fiI.l,
and refuse to yield the privilege, Of
nominating their constituents to office.
A good ulanysof those now most
Jealous for maintaining the Republican
organization are. building the tonbs Of
prophets whom they stoned not many
wears ago.9N. Y. Ifibssse, l7i,isfs ,,a
During the impeachment trial Of
Andrew johnson. Greeley' was not
backward in stoning Senator Trumbun, ).
demeaning him in unmeasured terms
as tainted with treason, false tor his
position us Republican SenatorAand
now Through kindness whose result he
does not foresee, he Is building the
tomb for the self same dignitary, and
heti1opes1 to erect it at Cincinnati in
June.
WE cut the following from Brick
Poneroy's paper, which wetciaim is
primo i faeie evidence that Democratic
editors cannot tell the truth. ssi We
would ask who it is that is destroying
the hopes and aspirations of our town
by givingisuch arepotation abroad as
can be gathered from the following nat
urai deduction from what Heaton
knowsabodt ben ringing I'D. - : a.sl,,4, 49,.
ST. CIAIRsVIILE.@The G1zefte raps
the Democrats of that place right
sn1artly over the kduckles for 'elerting
DIR. West, a Republican Mayor, by
over thirty majority. 1T 1teeens the Re
publicans had a high old time there on
election day. They freely gave such
whisky as they had to the reliable con-
trahands to make them hiiariously, up
roari0uslys and reliably drunk. They
took possession of the churches, turned
them Into beer rooms and rendezvous
for political shouters, rang the church
belE over the Republican victory, and
acted, according to the Gazette, much
like eyergrpwn pigs full of beerrelOPs
from which the jfisil oil had not all
been extracted s1s Iiineasd siii
~ .fif III
A desperate fight occurred at the
Indian eolirt house Of ths cheroke
Nation on the 18th. inst, in which, ten
persons were killed. "a desperate
wholad been arrested, was being trieil
for the murder of his wife. The q. s.
Marshal had ordersto arfesthifh again
ifacqpitted. on charge ofshoQ oQting with
intent to xiii, when a gang of the mur
defer's accom- plices fired uponthe Mar
shaI andiehis force, killing seven oi
them. s Three iof the attacking forct
were killed BY the return free .ilii.s'ii
The following are the particulars Ia
fuIl of this this terrible b affair which ecprree
at Muskagee. Indian Tesritory, u il
which the presiding iudge and clever
other persons were shot ina court room
during ttse session of the. court. mn,
main q circumstance i II which attended til,
massacre ere were these a .desperad,
named Proctor had beenarrested, ,charg
edwith.thecommision of several mur
ders. ianri at the time of the sia6otinI
was undergoing trial Fearing his &C
ouittal by the Jury. known to be, II
fact composed of his associates. a astron,
MafshaI,s posse was Va ! sent 10 arrest hin
on another charge should he not b
convicted srthat. . The party also ha
wrfts for me arrest Of a number Of othe
persons charged with the murder of
deputy Uaffed States Marshal, VIII
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Mexican MUSTANG Lilila nj,
E0r Man and ReaSf.

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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,
and Domestic Aasnais,s are always Ii
able to accident, and it is safe 10 say,
that NJ family can pass single season
without some kind of an enollient be-
ing necessary. It becomes a matter of
Importance then to'secure the best.
over three hundred livery stables in the city
or New York alone are Iusins the MEXICAN
MUSTANG LENINESr. in all of which it gives
unusual satisfaction. - rssrE
! CAUTIONf-Tne genuine is wrapped IN a
fine Szcet Plate engraving with &c. w. West
brook, 0benisf" and "9rdde Mark, MEXICAN
MUSTANG LLNLJfENg" 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 MANUFACTURISG Co.,
~ = leI-r.s- 53 Park Place. N, Y.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

This wonderful vegetable restorative
b she anchor: of the feeble and de-
biIitated. S5As tonic and cordial for the
aged and languid it has no equal among
siomachics. As remedy for The nerv
Gus weakness to which women are es-
peciaiiy subject, it is snperseding every
ether stimulant. In al climates, tfopi-
cal, temperate 'or frigid. it acts as a
specific inaseyery species of disorder
whiehundertninas the bodily strength
nd breaks down the animal spirits.
sli -i1ss 9''.f -ala
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J9i CAOAf ANC4, OR RSOUL CHARMING :,
ltb. -. ~" eLeher sex may 1aScIuate and SsIn
.ts,O snS loee anu a1ecLIVps Oh any persor f1ev
81 .iaslsiy lnIs Simple mental sc-
cents az Eau possess, Iree, by mall for =
o,1.- oIels Dreams Hints u Ladies' 40
IuSe,' e1Si Ting ncVk l0U,9u0 sold. Aeslress ~
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LIVERY STABLE.
NOTICE

IS hereby given to this stock holders OF tha
i Mechanics Building Association OF Martins
Ferry that meetIps viii be yhsId Tharsday.
May 10. lSI2s in the IoNn Han. in Martins
tals iSf said Association, Elscticn % 81, hesd
between the hours of o'clock aud 5 O'CLOCK ~
said day; BY order OF the Va
aplSiw CORPORATE Rs
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n CREAT MEDICAL BOOK of useful kuowl-
VI edge 70 ALL Se1it free TOR two stamps Ad-
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