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B.Imnut Go. sHsimsss DIRECTORS
COUNTY oFFrcERs.

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,nsfsirr IN public buildings. hrsi dooT N rIsn'
Szrrif-WT1ITAM Fl. HAYS Olnee ~ P""''
bufldinrs first floor. oA., rrh
cir-foS Stsrts-I R. MITCHELL 0mcelo pun
lie huildiugs adjoining the ssonr f1ouss. .,
l,1<iffor--I II. BoSGLEY- sui.sr up-~'~" -
.-.tIss - Maine entrance At len door.
P1S.S P1ISn.sS..,,-rr-JxMEs IRvTN. tsffice on Mali
street. frsf donr Wes nf tue h1ns. ,rh,,
pe~or-fsr-J AZ A. BtRNES once " pnnn
hnt,5snr first fIoor seeord door on EFT
Prosecsdsao Anoraes-W kEsNoS- oinc
tan dror1 east If the National Hotel
Gn,,;,,f,s.rx -ernes Ki1nsv. LaMira' r.
D1nran. rnris. IN: William Armstrong
AIMS ro1y's NsIi>
Cn-n -,tssione-s meet 81 1t. flairsvtile on m
nrst Neaaavsa af Narrh. June senfernher an
Dare-nha--a1d "a Bsar1 oi rl"Hh1NI.
~ J. t,,t-s weduas yav of Nav In earh yea
The prohats rsnu-f meets on the IT'S
davs or Januarv March. Nav. Jufy- Senp'e",
her aod Novernher as a crintpai eourt. snn :
al1avs op.n ION business hours for the trans
action Of other business
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lis.ftlalieais.5o. ;.
@WHf YOu-Taxe some OF 7 fhes
Dressing ?e' 'iA of has

f.--..r DrCSslu9 Hi i'i4s
To the Editors OF the Evening POST & -
The use of the word dressing, instead
of stis6fag, by the gentleman of the
house when he icarves aturkey, or a
goose, tor a chicken, is one Of the pain
ful atfectationS1 of modern nicely in
and, like many other nice
ties. it exhibits the Ignorance, instead
of the knowledge, of the speaker. o. =.
The cook, in preparing IA turkey for
dinner, cleans it, stafs it, and roasts or
boils it; the materials with which she:
stuffs it are bread, spices, De-, and that,
combination of materials is iStat6fq0 and
not dressing. There is nothing in COM
mon between those two nouns, and
nothing can justly the use ofone for
the other. 9di utiob lass eu -lr -.
. It would seem to,be good corrobora-
tive proof of the old Calvinistic doc
trine of total depravity, that the mis-
use of word is much more likely to be
initiated than to be repudiated; and
hence, ifa Cockney Englishman speaks
of his luggage" even an educated
American Is very apt to think that
sbaggage is q vulgar lwOrd; if John
Bull speaks of ''driving" in the park,
the American is afraid to say g riding" y
forever after;i and, to bring the matter
home, if Mr.. Smith, of New. York, asks
Mr.. Brown if he will take some of the
dressing" Mr.. Brown will send home
u turkey from the market, instead Of a
sirloin of beef, for the express purpose
of striking Mr.. Green dumb by offering
him "some of the dressing" .aieIJ
There is a long list of ''modern inn
provements" in language, of which
those above mentioned are specimens;
it includes waitress, for waiter; direct
ress for director; and so on, and so
forth, and SO following; but ] think
that dressing is the very pettiest of
the small set, and hence l have given
it precedence in this brief essay. sra.r
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NOtice-

CBARLFS A. FI-TTFR whose rIace nf -es,.
. dence is unknown and rsnnnt I've rscs RI i'm
ed, will take noiics that Mnrrnh Darrnh and
eth RS. this day filed in the Court q Common
Pleas of Belmont Cnprtv Ohio n patifion
spainsf said Fuller John II Heafon and others
cefSrdnnts the otjec: of which is 10 exclude
ss'd defendants frnn anv Interest In tho I'M
OF e76n paid IN the Prohafe Judge If sail rofIy,
: Nv the Rcard Uf Fdncnfion NJ ReIIaire cite
as compensation Tor lnf " In bIoek n in Rode
.er's first addition IN Pellairp aprronrisfel nv
said Rnard TOR school purposes. The defend
ants are required TO answer by hr sfh nf June
next: ST. CLAN KELLY :
aplS9w Atty for pifia.
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U d. 7.
DIR. Hartwig says that earthquake
shocks are either vertical or undulatory.
A vertical shock, which is felt imne-
diately about the seat or focus of the
subterranean disturbance, causes a
movement up and down. Like an ex-
ploding mine, it frequently jerks nova
bic bodies high up in the air. Thus,
during the great earthquake in Rio
bamba, the bodies of many of the In
habitants were thrown upon the hill
of La Culla, which rises to the height OF
several hundred feet at the other side
of the Lican torrent; and during the
earthquake at Chilli, in 1887, q. large
mast planted thirty feet in the ground
at Fort San Carlos, and propped with
iron bars, was thrown upward so that q
round hole remained behind.
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iu Up in Vermont (says the Hearth and
HoRse) there lived reprObate family
named Ransom. Once, however, they
were induced TO attend meeting du-
ring q revival. They came late, and
hod hardly taken their seats, when the
preacher gave out the hymn, "Return
We ransom sinners, home." "All
right" said the old man, getting up in
a rage and clapping on his hat. "Come
along, ole woman and gals, we'll go
home fast enough, and everybody in
thisole church knows we didn't want
to c0me,o
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"Don't write there,u said one to lad
who was writing with "a diamond pin
on a pane Of glass in the window Of a
hotel. "Why? ~ said he. because
YOU can It rub it out" There are other
things which men should not do, be-
cause they cannot rub them out. A
heart is aching for sympathy, and a
cold, perhaps, heartiess word is
spolIep. The impression may be more
durable than that of the diamond upon
the glass. TheinseriptiOn on the glass
may be destroyed by TIE. fracture of the
glass, but the impression on the heart
may last forever. On many a mind
and many a heart, sad inscriptions are
deeply engraved, which no effort can
erase. We should be careful what we
write on the minds of others.
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a traveller ia Paris, ha. ing occasion
for hair cutter, sent for one. At the
appointed Iime an elegantly attired per
son arrived. and the gentleman sal
down befOrs. his dressing ease to pre-
pare for Incorporation. The nan walk,
ed round his "cIient" Oneeof twice, and
finally, taking his stand at some dist
ance, attentively scrutinized the gentle
man filce with the air OF a cOnnOis.
seur looking at Il picture. ''Weil, sa q
the traveller, i'm patiently, "when are
you DOing 10 begin 90 "ParCon me,
me, sir" was the polite reply, ~ aul
not the operator, but the physiOgno-
mist - ''AdOlphe!" he cried out, anG
sleeved and aproned barber entered
from the hall, ''G to Virgilr' With
this laconic direction as to the model
after which the gentlenan's hair Wa.
to he arranged, the artist retired.
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When the chaplain of the Ohio Peni-
tentiary rose 10 reply TO Mrs. Swiss
helms argument in favor Of woman
suffrage, she inquired if he had any
women in the Penitentiary. "Yes," /"
responded the chapiain, 1--WE have
twelve, andthey are more trouble than
Ehe whole nine hundred men," Which
is only what we should naturally ex-
Peet twelve women to do when con-
fined with nine hundred men. Besides
wO9aen don't appear to best advantage
in prison. is not their sphere. 1t is
different with men, Golden Age.
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Notice.

AGARGARETrA ,BEEL,s OF Beaver Falls in
WI tie County Of Beaver Pennsylvania, is
notified that Deacon W. Bell, did on April Il,
1872. filed his petition against her in the office
of the Clerk of Courts of Belmont County, o..
asking that he may be divorced from the said
Margaret Bell on account of her wilful absence
for three years from him. Said petition will
be fog heeffug 40 tire nexbteru of the Court of
ComInon Pleas efisaid Ceunfy, to'
Depe4f Ions wilIbe taken on the part of said
plainti8 to be used IN. .evidepee Oh the trial OF
said cause at the residence OF Rev. James Il.
Frederick in Bergettstown, Washington Coun-
ty, Pennsylvania, on Thursday. May q. 1872.
between the hours of o'clock A NJ and 10
O'Clock P. NJ, and at I G Mayors Office in East
Liverpool. Columbiana County, Ohio, on Sat
urday, May 25, 1872, between the hour of 8
o'clock 4, 81, and O'clock 4, said day.
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a sentimental young lady lost a
poodle, on wEish she set great value,
and which she fed with her own hands.
Not long after sise poodle had departed
this transitory Efe, Fridolina was seen
N OC0fItempIate With great pensivcness
the countenanee GA bewhiskered and
! beringleted young man. "Fridolina,
my DEAR said her maiden aunt, a very
popular old lady, e+don't look so at
young frizly; he'll think, you are in
love with him., sE can't help it,
aunt Sophia,p replied G.ridolina, with
tears in herlovely eyes, "his expression
is-so like that of my poor little Mop
pett. ,, 80. .-...-,i, - tu rU-.
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NOTICE.
James Chick. PIT.,
VS..
Zerah J.iuder, Deft.

Zerah Jinder, Def. =.
DFFORE andrew Alexander. Justice of the
~ Peace in and for Richland Township. Bel
mont County. Ohio. The above named defen-
dant Sarah Linder, who is a non resident Of
the County of Belmont and state of Ohio, will
lake notice. that ON the 9Th day efAApril. 1872.
the above named-5ustice of The Peace, his af-
fidayit setting forth. that on the 9th day OF
April, 1892 said Plaintiff obtained a judgment
against the said Defendant. before. and on the
Docket of WiImoih Jones. Esq. late a Justice
of the Peace of said Township and County. in
the snm of $40 So that the same is unSaiisaed
lp,yvhole: ana there being justly due thereon
SIS 81 which Judgment has since become dor
~fTIsne. s4nti tiYatuniess the said defendant ap
pear on the 18th day of June. 1872 at IN O'Clock.
a. M, and show cause Why such judgment
should not be revived against him; and ifsuf-
ficient cause be not shown to the contrary; said
Judgment shall stand revived for the amount
which the Court shall find IN hn dne
JAMES CHICK.
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REL,NO.N.T .VURS CRIES

0NE mile North of National Road near the
County mfirmaTy.i tlaf4 EIffs
We heep constantly on hand n choice isel &C.
ion OF Fruitand Ornamental Trees. Vines. &C.
Parties wishing 10 purchase viii do well to
,all and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
Orders promptly fill. P o. Address Fast Rich I
and, Ohio. J. NnRRISON.
feb27l-ly l.
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XNotiea.I

THE undersigned as administrator nf the
! estate Of Robert A. Gray, by virtue of an
order OF the Probate Court of Belmont County,
Ohio will offer for sale on the premises in Cole
rain Township, Belmont County. Ohio, on &
SATURDAY, MAY %, 1872,
between the hours of 10 a. m. and o. m, the
following deserted real estate belonging to the
estate of said Robert A. Gray. to,-wit: Being
part of lands purchased by said Robert A. Gray,
decd of one Hezekfah Rowles by deed about
June 5th 1852. and recorded in Vol. AZ. page l23,
of Bslmont County records. and off of which
tract SO purchased said decedent sold to one
Elias Yost ahoIft. lf8 acres leaving ahnnt 56IZ
acres OF land beIoAgihg 20 SAID estate in the
Southeast Il of scr ton s2 Town4hip 7, Range
which wills be cffered fer SALE
Appraised at s2S25. ,f- ,
JOHN HENDERSON, --
apl5td Admir- os R'.bt. A, Gray, decd,
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2nlitirat.
Peter HI Clark on. the Southern
COIOred Vote. III

From the Cinclunati Commercial. EDITORIAL.
A Communication, which appears in
another column, from Mr.. Peter III.
Clark, in regard to the supposed
strength of Horace Greeley among the
Southern colored citizens, will conn
mand attention. Mr.. Clark is close
observer, man of liberal tendencies,
and has recently travelled extensively
in the South. 1t is his judgment that
the eolored vote in the South will, un-
derall circumstances, be pretty nearly
a unit fer the Philadelphia nominee. 3
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They havea new way OF treating the
broken legs of horses, which ought to
he generally known. A valuable horse.
81 Ghe. northern partof town, had its
ieg broke short eime since. The leg
was carefully set by an experienced
surgeon, and was covered thickly with
plaster.-When tine plaster ''set," or
harGeaed, it kept the limb as immeva-
be as If it had been made of iron.
Thus treated, broken leg will knit to-
gether aEa brief time and become as
good rs ever. Only a day or two since
we heard<ef horse being killed in this
city from havi g had leg broken, and
occurrences of the kind are very nu-
'mereus- Let us hope that knowledge
of this tresstsaent may save the lives of
J many valaaaele animals.-4srre Ha,tte
EeTD1eSS.- -frg iftsl. lF-T ..I.. .-i--t t. O.
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Notice to Contractors.

CEALED proposals VIII be received by the
- undersigned ell atFRASIER'S HOTEL. in S'''
CLAIi. .SVILLE, on TUESDAY 2Sth day of Ma Y
lS72 between the hours of 10 o'clock
2 O'Clock D. m;of said .siays7for the delivering
and brkai ing of Lime stone on the fine OF the
National Road between miles and 81, as num-
be ed West from Wheeling.
The smounto of stonetorbe delivered on the
different miles iRRs fonoEs: On 1fnfles 2. 8, 6,
Baud. 81 l6-rods each, miles % "a, 2S. % and
So 10lrods zach, Bidders must state the price
per rod of 100 cubic feet, the store TO be deliy-
cred at such places upon the road as the Engi-
neer Insy Slssfgpate. and be. brqlsen In a size
not exceeding four ounces in weight, Bids for
deliver ng and breaking must be separate, The
right to reject bids is reserved,
JNO. A. BLAIR,
ap25td Resident Eng National Road, n
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Reported Discovery ofa Submerg
ed City near st. Augustine.

Front Ne ST. Augustine (FIa.) Press, April Il
During the heavy gales which prevail
ed last fall, the tide, on one occasion,
was driveDso low in the North River
that a remarkable discovery was made.
About seven miles north of st. Angus
, tine, on the west shore of North river,
the:reinains of an ancient city We're
disclosed. Several walls, walled in
with eoquina, are now visible under
water; but the foundations can only be
felt witha pole. On the occasion OF
the discovery a gale had prevailed for
four or. i've days, from the north,
driving the water out of the river to
an extent never before known. Furth-
er investigations have also brought to
light eOquina quarry, on this same
site; and, what is the most remarkable
the quarry is in the midst OF a dense
hammock, which any enc can see
now by taking the trouble to go there.
The rock Is OF a quality equal TO an y on
Ana ,tacia island, and the quarry has
been extensively used, doubtless for
the purpose of building this city or
settlement-for one or the other it
certainly was.
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STOP, READ THIS


HEREBY csrtifv that about four years since
! was -tiacked with very severe Catarrh In
nv noSe. head and throat and also very tor
menfing RheVmnfisn. tried various remedies
and consulted with my regular physician. us-
ing his prescriptions. hat seriveS no benefit
fro m anv them The CataYrn become 50 bad
that conid not hreathethrp''g gh my nose at all.
and the Rheumatism 50 naIntul and Il Distressing
that cnuld scarcely walk al this tinIe my
disease was pronounced fn~1tr0bie. About this
lime. DR. Rovd old me he believed he could
cure me- tried his Common Sense Treatment
and anon the dise1se hegnn In give way and 7
got better rapidIp and am now Tree from serious
Trouble: tothat extent that Iresnrt to the use Of
M noedirire at all. srd ran wish great con-
hdenre rP-omnnerd n- pnvd's Treatment 10 All
outa7rh and Rheumatic sufferers.
JANE Sc0TT.
| per " r. KIRRWOoD.
hereby certify that Mrs Scott is a member
of Rood.-ves or high starding In the Pvesby.
teriar Church nj Smithfrld: ard that all her
statements are 10 he srrrliciflv relied on I
| further say that have heen from the nufset
Icogn'2anf nf ffe facts ir this csse sfgne1 the
above cerf ificate for Mrs 3. hr her direction,
| W r. RTpKp nOD
Pastor Presbyterian Church. Smithfsld, O..
July n. ie7i -
| Send stnu.p for rirrnlar ~
DIR. GF0PGF Fl. P0YD Surgeon nentist
l ~ t1ai sville. Belmont County, Ohio
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Kirkwood Estate.

THE undersigned administrator of the
| KIrkwood estate. has recently added to the
West end o. the Town of Kirswood 50 lots.
which with those formerly laid out makes us.
which he offers at very reasonable rates.
Also, about A acres of land lying on the
South side of the section. with about 80 acres OF
coal.
Also, Out Lots No. Is, about II acres with the
coal facing Bridgeport-l
Also. Out Lois No. %, q, %. adjoning West
Wheeling, all of which 1 offer at private sale
for the present. - =
Enquire of Joseph H. West, Druggist, Bridge
port or the undersigned at St. Clairsville, Ohio.
HENRY WEST, Administrator
Nov23tf = rrF-a TFT
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"A couple of very verdant young men
from the rural districts sauntered into
the drug store on the corner of Fifth
and Vine, a few days ago and ked
Mr.. Druly. one of the clerks, if he could
repair their watches. Being busy at
the time, Mr.. ID. remarked that he
could not look at them for moment,
so as business seemed pressing with
the young men, the watches were
taken off and left on the show case. In
a few hours they came back to see how
the work was progressing. 1t was not
done and not likely to be, so they were
directed to q wagon makers shop at
No. 900 Central avenue, where such
work is attended to promptly.
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EXTRAORDINARY TROTTING.-The
New York Herald, of Thursday, says ::
Mr.. Bonner drove his celebrated colt
StartIe yesterday afternoon, on Fleet
wood Park, a quarter of a mile in thir-
ty-three seconds to his road wagon, in
the presence OF a large number of gen
tlemen. The colt was timed by Messrs.
Daniel Pffer, John Lovett, and Others.
No horse of any age has ever trotted,
when hitched to q road wagon, Il quart
er of mile as fast as this, except DeX-
ter, and he made 1t IN exactly the same
time. a few days since Startle trotted
a half mile 10 q road wagon at the same
park, on teayy track, in 1:04. Such
veteran hOrsensn .as Pellman, Phfer,
Saunders. Reden, and Lovett pro-
nounce 'Start,e the MOST extraordinary
trOtter that has ever beep known. Mr.
Bonner paid s20,OOO for igU a little over
a year ago, but Mr.. Alley, gsom whom
he bought him, has since then offered
S35, ,OO0-to get him back again. u ga
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\ deacon who used to keep grocery
store, having instructed his clerk, when
out of a desired article, to call the atten-
ton of the customer to the next near
est thing, was not a little astonished
when his pastor called and inquired for
new molaSses, to hear the clerk say,
"We have no new mOlasses, but we
have got some nice new rum
Aman in Maine has natural curiosi-
ty cut. from maple log. 1t is a very
exact representation of woman, with
one arm and hand extended, feet well
defined. and wearing waterproof
cloak, hood, cape and all, according tc
the latest style. 1t grew eross-section'
ally of the grain in the wood, and was
many yearsiin forming.
Three little boys were disputing as to
whose fathersaid the shortest grace
''My father says, Lord, we thank you
for these provisions Secondhand
mine SAYS, Father bless this food to
US. >" Third hoy--"Ah, but mine 8 the
best of all. He shoves his plate up to
mamma and says, Darn ye, fill up. p"
When is butter like Irish children?
When it is made into little pats.
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REMOVED.

| HISS NANCY B. FARIS. would Informs her
| vi old customers and the uhlic generally and
ladies particularly that she has removed 10 the
ger, West OF the - ilair Hotel. where she will
Keep 9 full supply 4 MILLEEERY. FANCY,
| GOODS and TRIM INGS. fresh from the East
Zach season. to v nj she invites the attention
If yers. Than - for past fsvors. she would
invite those want..,g HATS or BONNErS
MA Dr. or TRIMMED. to call where they may
he expeditiously and neatly supplied.
mar26'68 s-tfT-l
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An Oregon Romance.

/ Inere were married in Portland
oregon, recently, couple whose love
1 making and marriage furnish us q
theme. During the spring of last yeaI
there appeared upon the railroad a fair.
haired, smoOth-faced, muscular fellow,
with 81 rich Irish brOuge, who applied
for work, expressing himself as willing
to do anything. He had san Ould
father and mother in the Ould counthry
That he wanted to help to America,
and was willing to work hard for good
wages" He was given a pick and
shovel and told to pitch in, which he
did with will. Although he was a
little awkward at first he soOL master
ed the science of handling the shovel,
and came to be regarded as one of the
best men on the work. He had a
pleasant voice, told a good story, and
made many friends among the other
workmen, who regarded him with es-
pecial favor. After while Mr.. Hallet
the contractor, had his attention called
to the new hand, and finding him to Oe
quick at learning, gave him comIpansl
of gang of men, and soon found his
confidence was not misplaced. In the
same camp was another foreman, who
was as 1.-THE and active young fellow
as can be found in any part of the
country. Between the Two a warm
friendship sprang up, and when not at
work they were always together.
The summer passed away, and the
winter months, with their rain, came,
and when work got slack and men be-
gan tG drop offand come into the city,
Mike proposed toJimny to go to Port
land, take room and live until spring.
The proposition, however, Was rejected
by Jimmy, who declared that he did
not want to come to the city. So the
two remained at Eugene for several
weeks. awaiting for the reeommenee-
ment of the work.
Somehow or other during the winter,
Mike made diseovery-and that was
that Jimmy. instead of being a man,
was woman. An explanation was
made, and Mixes feelings soon under
went q change, and he found that Gu
pId had pierced his heart. He propOs-
ed to Jimmy to come to the city,
where She would receive her proper
habiliments, and then they would form
a cOpartIership for life, and in pr per
time return to work on the road as sub
contractors. The proposition was
agreed TO, and last nightsaw Mike and
Jimn2y made man and wife. They
have pEEchased Il tent and gone down
to COWlitz river for the purpose of as
sisting ia the building of the Northern
Pacific RaiIr0sd from Humphreys to
Olympia. During the coming summer
Jimmy will preside ever the culinary
department, unless Nike should get
- aIy 1Ubas, ,bo .Iaolar arac, Ohio will rrO ont
and boss the men. -.... .-.. ..,.,
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nR H HEw ETsON. has returned to ~:
J Clairxville. an again lenders MS services
office ihree doors Wet of the Post Office.
Ian25tf
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m.sCELLANEOUs. q
PHYSICIANS


,,vyxwrsrnD Jsa. WEST. N. L.
Harmed a partnership IN the praciice .oi
Iedicine a surgery, will attend ts ali calls IN
ne line OF their profession. Once next ooof
d Vests DRUG Store ~