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The Treatment Of Inebria,es.

When man has fallen so far into in
temperate habits, that his appetite IS all
but ruined, and that what he docs co no
longer nourishes him, his position be-
comes critical. Psychologists, at the pre-.
sent day, regard Chronic Drunkness as a
disease; and their first aim is TO enable
the organs Of nutrition to derive. as in
health, the requisite vital forces from
food. Under this system, tho patient
ought to give up at once tho use Of all
stimulants. Where the appetite Is OK.
tremely feeble, the diet, at first, should
consist Of bcef.tca mutton. broth. lmme.
diately after eating, the patient should
take one winc,classful Of DR.. Gottlieb
Fisch's Bitters. He will thus be enabled
to eat, and also digest and assimilate,
more and more daily-his vigor and
cheertulness increasing meanwhile in
proportion. After few months, the use
of the Bitters may be discontinued. Tho
patient will thus have becnme 1NpEpEN.
DENT of stimulants altogether!
This subject continued next week I'M.
der "IHaGt Is a 10ntcP"
"Ware s Schmitz, Philadelphia, Pro.
prietors lof DR.. Fisch's Food Bitters."
eod&w
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1,rrent; hut dis basotovetI 4 mere make.

current; but this hasproved mere make.
shiit, the effect being merely 70 tear out
the loose sands at one point ana enable
them to accumulate In another. AS an
all.comprehensive measure, 1t mas neen
proposed TO slack.water the entire river,
and vague estimates have been made Of
the cost Without considering the dam
age which such a plan would inhict upon
the farming lands on the banks oil q
stream subject to such great fluctuations,
q convocatlon Of Pittsburgh steamboat.
men solemnly resolved that the cost will
not exceed that oil the construction Of the
Union Pacific railroad. Mr.. Ellet's plan
OF constructing reservoirs would cost
$780, 900, 900, and Col Hanks $4,000, 900.
Now this Is all very pleasant TO contem.
plate, II we arc assured that Uncle Sam Is
ready to foot the bills; but there Is a
power behind the. throne; and that power
Is the people. They have more than once
cvinCed disposition not TO make appro.
priations which shall insure solely 10 q
particular districts and the expense Of the
permanent improvement OF the naviga-
tion Of the Ohio, ! apprehend, will dc.
volve on It's bordering States.
The cost OF transportation in flood time
on the Ohio, for bulky articles like coal
laden In barges, is far less than by any
mode OF land conveyance. While railway
transportation reaches cent and q third
per ton per mile, river transportation Is
less than three mills per ton per mile.
Unfortunately, as has been shown, there
are long intervals during which naviga.
ton Is practically suspended. was In
formed by friend who was at Newburgh
on the Lower Ohio last September, that
for nine months not a coal barge had
passed that point. The precariousness Of
this navigation subjects the coal markets
Of Cincinnati and Louisville to violent
fluctuations. If the Autumnal rise Of the
waters Is delayed q few weeks, or tails to
come before the ice sets in, there ensues a
coal "iamine," and the supply has to be
drawn from distant points and at exorbi-
tant prices. Last Autumn the price Of
coal in the Cincinnati market was 80 cents
bushel; in the Louisville market, 80
cents. At this time It is respectively %
cents and 20 cents. Now, 1t Is confidently
claimed that il both these cities were con-
nected by direct lines of railway with the
block coal region Of Indiana, they would
be furnished with an abundant supply oil
fuel adapted to all steam, domestic, and
smelling purposes, at cheaper rates than
prevail at this time. Those markets
would not be subject TO violent and ruin
Gus fluctuations. Such q line OF Commu.
nication will be afforded by the construc.
ton Of the Cincinnati & Terre Haute Rail.
way. The distance from the coal fields
70 Cincinnati will be about 140 miles; ia
Louisville, no miles. Estimating the cost
Of mining at 81 per ton, and tFansporta
ton at q cent and one.third per ton per
mile, and so cents as the profit Of the mine
owner, block coal ought to be delivered
on the car in the Cincinnati market at
81 30 a ton, or 1877 cents bushel, and in
the Louisville market at IS a ton.
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Atmospheric Poison.

The spring sun calls up something be-
sides the flowers aud grasses. 7 ItefolSes
from the damp Garth turbid rivers, sthp.
nant pools and black moraases, the pas.
eous provocative Of disease. From tho
offal and grabage Of uncleaned cities. too.
1t exhales an efiiuvia destructive Of health
and vigor. Periodic ievers of various
types are now raging with unusual yiru.
lenCe In various parts Of the country, and
there arc complaints from all quarters Of
q singulary unhealthy spring. What Is 10
be done In this emergency The answer
is SIMPLE and TO the point, Strengthen
tho body. Weakness predisposes INC
system TO disease. Commence at once a
course Of the most genial Of tones, Hos.
letters Stomach Bitters Be assured that
the germs Of epidemic and endemic levers
will never infect the physique that has
been fortified and regulated with this
glorious vegetable restorative, A moist
atmosphere aggrevatiVes dyspepsia, and
oil diseases Of q bilious type, and the sud.
den thermOmetrical changes common al
this season, are q severe trial oven TO strong
constitutions. There is but one way Of
combating these deleterious agencies,
and that Is by invigorating the body, and
imparting q healthy activity to all lis
functions. The only specific required
for this purpose Is H0stetter's Bitters. OF
all vegetable tonics and Alternatives, 1t Is
the purest and the best. Its medicinal in.
gradients include all the Juices and ex.
tracts Of the most approved tonic, anti.
bilious and antispeptic products of the
Botanic Kingdom, and they are combined
with q stimulant far superior in quality to
the alcohol used in preparing tho tine
lures md extracts oil the Irregular" phar-
macopGia. codSw
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BELMONT COUNTY.

THE meeting of Fruit Growers at St.
Claisville on the 10th, as we learn from
the Chronicle, resolved to effect perma-
nent organization to be styled "The
Farmers Fruit Growing Society of Bel
mont County" Messrs. David Brown, G.
Il. Arrick and Joseph Morrison were ap.
pointed committee to draft constitu.
ton and bylaws, to be reported to q
meeting to behcld June 10Th. The meet
ing then engaged in discussing the ques.
tons: "What size and kind Of tree to
select from Nurseries; the best method of
setting out young trees; the best location
and soil for orchards, and what is the
best kind OF fruit adapted to our soil and
climate"
A MEETING is called Tor ST. Clairsville
next Saturday esd to consider the pro-
priety of organizing Board Of Trade to
look after the interests OF Belmont county,
and for such other business as may sug-
gest itself.
ST. C1AIRsVHLE will elect Mayor on
the 1st prox. The temperance question
enters largely into the contest
| THE Belmont County Convention for
selection of delegates TO the State Con.
vention will be held at st. Clairsville
Saturday.
FROM the Independent we learn that the
proposition TO divide Bellaire was lost by
a tie vote. The Independent says tho pro-
position was part Of a scheme to put the
city under a"personal government"
From tho Chronicle. 49,
PRoPosED TRANSFER OF RAILROAD
STocK.-A number Of gentleman from
bridgeport were here on last Saturday
getting signers to q petition to the Legis-
lature 10 enable the Board of Commission
ers to transfer the stock now IN the Cen.
trail Ohio road to the WIS T. V. road.
All Of our prominent citizens signed it,
feeling that it would benefit the county
more 10 use this capital In the construc-
tiOn Of new road than TO allow it TO re-
main in the Central road. Already there
ispledged otactual stock subscribed $780,
900 Of the $200, 600 required to perfect the
organization OF the company. We trust
they will not relax their efforts 10 get the
other $4,000 required,
From the Independent
New ELEvAToR,-The new elevator at
the B. & o. r. r. depot was completed
yesterday, and trains Of the G. & P. r. R.
will make connection at the foot of First
street, as soon as the Adams Express Go.
can remove its office, which will be within
the next three or four days. This eleva-
tor is a very complete piece Of mechan.
ism, the machinery being such that one
man can elevate himself and one ton Of
baggage and express in minute. 1t ia
tltty.five feet high, with a platform six
feet square, tho whole enclosed in a neat
house connected with the express office.
Mi. Chris Capito, the Superintendent, Ger.
tainly deserves much credit for putting up
so perfect an apparatus for the purpose in
tended.
A GooD.slzED FGsuLY.-Last week,
Judge Anderson issued a marriage license
for - Brandon, twenty-eighth son OF
Charles Brandon, there being five still
younger than hU. Tho father of these
ihirty-threc children formerly lived in
Bellaire, and has been dead only q few
years. lie had three wives.
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THE NEXT GoVERNoRsHIp.
what pemo carntIc paper, ,ar Of 4

What Democratic Papers say Of Il.
FroInthe MartinSburg Statesman.
The Ronney 1ate7ige,ieer administers a
very proper rebuke 70 that overbearing
and dictatorial journal, the Wheeling
Register. Heretofore the commands Of Tie
Register have been implicitly obeyed as
the grand mogu1" Of the West Virginia
democracy, and this we suppose, has led
1t 70 the conclusion that OF itself II con.
stituted the entire brains and body Ofthe
democratic party. We are therefore
grahtied 70 note that many Of our county
democratic exchanges are exhibiting a
spirit Of independence.
The Register or ono Of Its cOrrespon.
dents having charged that Gov. Jacol,
was the only eligible lawyer In the Hamp.
shire circuit for the judgeshlp. the lntelli.
DeReer thus replies: ir.
SIN regard 10 this matter Of q Judge for this
Circuit the Register or III need Give
themselves no anxiety. When the time comes for
the selection Of Judge for this Circuit, It win
mot be GOV; Jacob but, an available eligible law.
tation orour friend Of the Register and more q.
pecially Of his Charleston correspondent, AZ 10
Coy. Jacob, he Is an honest man and has proved
70 DO an excellent Governor, aud, to-day, I'VE ID.
lieye, he has more devoted personal friends
n.hm a the Sturdy yeomanfy OF West Virginia
cd 70 are.election 10 his present pOsitiOn-or a
seat on tho bench Of the Supreme Court of APP
Wefully endorse tho LateRgeacers opin.
ion OF Gov. Jacob, and we hope the State
Conservative Convention will re.nom.
mate him for the position he now so accep.
tably fills tothe satisfaction of nine tcnths
OF the Of people Of the State.
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WHENEVER q registration Of voters is
mentioned by anybody, the members Of
the Convention show such alarming signs
as II stung by a tarantnla. We most en-.
phAtioally declare thatany man opposing
. lair registrations "a the enemy Of a pure
bal!ot-P drkerSJWfg Times.
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What win the Cincinnati Conveu,
tiOn DO?

The Cincinnati Commercial of yester.
day says:
at Is not likely, however, that tho Gin,
cinnati Convention will make nomina,
tons; 1t was not contemplated when the
call was first issued, and many Of the
wariest politicians identified with the
movement still think 1t inexpedient The
certainty of Grants denomination al
Philadelphia, however, may modify the
original policy, particularly if there arc
satisfactory assurances that tho Democra.
cy will support the action had here"
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and Stock Market.

NEW York, March 2l.-GoLD-Dull at
1OOGal0OI. Loans were from 8 TOT per
cent gold for carrying. Clearings about
$35,5OO,00O. Government disbursements,
$t,37S,OOO.
MoNEY-Activo and stringent; most
of The loans at 1'32a1-1O per day; closed
firm, after bank hours, at Ga7 gold.
STERLING ExcHANGE-1O94.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES anl steadv

Currency Skies. ...........,.....,,..
STATE BoNDs-Dull, and less firm.
STocKs-Quiet. Theinterest is center.
ed chiefly in Erie and Pacific Mail. The
latter opened at 6Os andclosedat SOL
The former was active; opened at 40
touched As and 504, andcloscd at 400
Union Pacific weak and declining, The
foreign demand having been seemingly
supplied. A private despatch to Clews
& Co. from London says the Stock Elk
change has recognized the New York
shares Of Erie, after registry by Heath 6
Raphael, thus eQualizing the price or
both markets.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, March 21.-FLouR-Firn
for upper grades, but dull for lower
GRAIN-Wheat active and 9a4c higher
at 81 81, cash. Corn moderately active
and &c higher. Rye iirmer at zoe. Bar.
ley quiet at 51c.
HIGHwINEs-Quiet at 82aS3c.
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YoRK, March 2l.-Among til,
general jobbers in dry goods business is
moderately active, while among clothiers
the weather operates against an active
inquiry, The market, on the whole, isir
a healthy condition. Leading makes Of
fancy prints are in good request at II Ic
while some choice styles in select color,
ing new bring 12c; Hamilton Co.'s dc.
LANES 20c; do scarlet do Gee; Tycoon's
25c; Manchester brocades zoe; do dia.
mond do 92ic; do royal cords, I widths
27tc, do satin diagonals 27ic; do Mar
suitings 15c; Pacific Mills plaids and
mixtures and Japanese stripes 2lc.
Baltimore Market.
BALrnLoRE, March 2l.-FLouR-Un.
changed.
, GRA1N--wheat unchanged. Corn
mixed western in elevator, (f2a
62lc. Oats dull; western, 5ta52c. Rive
quiet at 95c a$1.
PRovIs1oNs-Unch Lard, DC.
WHIsKY-93a94c.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, March s,2l.-F1ouR-Dc.
mand fair and prices advanced; family
81 40a7 20.
j Wheat-Demand fair and mar.
ket firm; red 81 G2a1 65. Coma shade
higher at 45c. Rye-9Oa92c. Oats-49a
44c. Barley-61c.
Allegheny Stock Market.
EAST LIBERTY, March 21.-CATTLE-
Market slow arrivals light prospect fair.
SHEEP-Market fair. ~
HoGs-Market slow; arrivals heavy
Philadelphia, SIS 14aG so.
New Orleans Market.
New ORLEANS, March 21.-GRooERTEs
-sugar-74c; fair to fully fair 9ac. Mo.
lasses-Unchanged. Coffee-Unchanged.
CoTToN-Dull, sales Of 1000 bales.
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A Sad Failing Quit is indeed a
sad falling out when, after years of the
closest intimacy, the hair parts company
with the head. Fortunately tho lamen-
table separation may be easily prevented
and the twain more closely, united than
ever by q timely and systematic use of
LYONS KATHAIRoN, the most potent in
vigorant of the hair and promoter Of its
growth and beauty known 10 modern
pharmacy. II completely obyiates the
dry and parched condition of the rootes
Of the hair, which is preliminary TO its
coming out, by supplying the precise de.
gree OF moisture requisite to It's preser.
vation ina healthy state. Its the otily true
dissolvent and evaporant Of dandruiT and
other impurities OF the scalp, whose pres.
ence is injurious to the hair. As a
beautitler of the head the Kathairon has
no equal. 1t not only increases the quan.
tity of the hair, but improves It's quail.
~ Immediately, imparting a lustrous an
pearance and silky texture which are ex.
ceelinrly attractive.
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We ofer, atvcry low rates
800 Bags Prime TO Choice Rio Coffee.
100 Barrels New Orleans Molasscs
20 :" Choicosugar Syrups.
~ Hhds y. o., Cuba and 2. Il. Sugars
Fancy D0marara Sugars.
100 Barrels Refined Sugar.
20 Half Chests g. p, Y. II. and oolong Teas.
80 Barrels Mess Pork.
100 Tierces Prime Leaf Lard.
100 Kegs Family Leaf Lard.
so Casks Clear Bacon Sides,
90 Bacon Shoulders.
30 Tierces Sugar Cured Hams,
l200 Barrels Flour,
800 Bags Timothy Seed.
80 Glover Seed.
100 Boxes Goshen Cheese
Mackerel, Lake Fish, Nails, BroomB, Spices,
Dye stntis, Wrapping Paper. A large line so.
lected Chewing Tobacco, Smoking Tobacco, CT
CARS, etc., etc.
Agents for Miami Powder Co.
oc5 LIST, DAVENPORT d PARKS.
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SUICIDE CnMNLIrEn.

As the result ofan inactive state of liver
and stomach, producing headache, obtuse
intellect, dizziness, dependency, dementia,
and finally insanity, is no uncommon oc-
currence. All these disagreeable symp-
toms and bad feelings are most certainly
dispelled by the use Of DR.. Pierce's Col
den Medical Discovery. 1t rcvitalizes
and builds up the whole system. A little
book on Chronic Diseases sent free. Ad-
dress r. Y. Pierce. NJ. D., Buffalo, N. Y.
Golden Medical Discovery sold by oil
druggists. eod&w
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DISEASES OF INTPRUDENCE.
DIR. JOHNSTON,

OFFICE, NO. Z SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
ieit nand side going from Baltimore street, lew
aoors rom the corner. Fail not 10 observe his
IA, No letters received unless postpaid and
containing stamp to-bo used on the TeplY.
Persons writing should state ago, and send ior.
ION Of advertisement describing symptoms,
The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs IN lis ofilce.
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Who have injured themselves BY a certain p,Ac.
tico, INDUCED in when alone, habit frequently
learned from evel companions, or at school, the
Directs OF which arc nightly felt, even when
asleep, and, II not cured, renders marriage i'm
possible, and destroys both mind and body,
should apply Immediately.
What pity that young man, the hope Of his
country, the pride OF his parents, should be
SnRtched rom all prospects and CnloYnents Of
HE by tho consequences Of deyiatinG from the
PAIN OF nature, and indulging in certain 80
ating
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ORGANIC WEAKNFss
DIR. JOHNsON

Momher Of the Royal College OF Surgeons, Lon.
Don, Gfaduate Of one Of tho most eminent Col.
leges IN the United States, and tho greater part
OF whose lie has been gpent In tho hospitals ii
effected some OF the most astonishing cures that
Mete eyer known. Many troubled with ringing
IN inc mead and cars when asleep, great nervous.
ness, being alarmed OF sudden sounds, bashful.
ness, with frequent blushing, attended some.
t sin WIN arrangement Of mind, were cured
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ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS :.

The many thousands cured nj thls estabjlsb
ment within the last twenty years, and the uu.
mcrous Important surgical operations performed
9S "; Jo4nston, witnessed by the reporters Of
ahS Spn and many other papers, notices al
WHICH hSI nave appeared again and again before tho
character and EespectabIllty, Is sufficient guar
Antce to the afflicted. sN-'
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
marie T' D17' -
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reflect that sound mind and body arc tho most
necessary regulates TO promote connubIal hap.
plncss, Indeed, without these tho Journey
through life becomes a weary pilprimaro. fhc
prospect honrly darkens 10 the view, tho mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and filled with
the melancholy reflection that tho happiness Of
another hecOmCA bliphted with nnr NUN "
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Another Valna'ble Ymyeg-
tlgSs,

Gates HAck SUCTION TRrvENTOT FOR
OIL WELLS, patented Autjs. -, 1871, which en-.
trey prevents the iHcrcss Of air In oil wells. while
the tubing / bc'ng drawn. J ,Ba well known fact
70 oil operators, that upol wells wnevu Gas Pump
are used it Is ,cos7a to preserve a- nearly per
ect NacHun ) possible, and that II air should be.
ie' mo tIe well, any time, when it cln possibly
be aToj'aii c'E4cq l",ty, whenever the tubing is
drawn f. m VOL it il the c1jise Of cr4at iniu TO
H. a. the s,''l,ns box, beng then necessarily open
ej. the air immedately rasles back between lle
tubing and easing into tie well going into g oil
rock and aas veins, and COZ sequsutiy causin the
OIL md gas 10 iU-h back to n great distance 50
iGch 50, that ii almost always takes several days
q Ter pumping j. ,ysumod fer "a wrl to he brought
acl to its former condition. and oilcntini,s i take.
several weeks and q,ii,c frequently wells la, . been
almost comp 1t ly ri ned b. lie ai. being tins let
IN wiilr drawing tub.rg
III" BACK.SUCTIUN PREvgNTuR IL attached
to the Stating box and works IN such way That II
completely shuts up the space between the stsi!lnr
nox AMI tubing so cfic,usly thr not II p;r,icle of
| air can t Though a. any time VIII lie The tubing is
ocil. drawn and replaced II srpplips wan. lor-
irlt a is. without question, one of the most val
naHe inventions Of tie day. to tho eng cd in the
oil bu iness. No well should be withou IT, az il OIL
len times saves te: tinles is cost by orcs using
= 1t is manufactured Il. the FOUNDRY AND
MACHINE SHOP Of ANDREWS It 60, TIDI-
u " "a, snd for "a by iiardwa,e Dealers.
1tdioutc, Pa March .S S12 --taw Sin.
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&. nj. PetteugiDl 4 Co. -
Hk Row, New Yoek, ~ Co. ?. Rowsll . o.,
Advertising Agents, ss the sole asat for as Pc.
roleum Centre DAILV A0oooD In - 11 Ad.
vsrtisers In that city 80 uQs0ses - leave 0edr
hvOrs with either Of - above houses
U-COE, WETaERILL d ACO. Advsr-
Using Agents, Phihdslphta, are dag susAsrised
Agents for the REcosD IN that city. ..-.. .
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special notices 20 cent? per Lire, G1cA inssrtios.
Advertisements payable Qusrtery IN sdvak0
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GAIEs' HACK SUCTION p4r-
VEM!lR,

TRIUMPH. Feb S 1872
NE77HI. ANDREWS & @ --tiENr.sNrS; ;-ii,,,irc
y. one Of CAiE~' BACK SUCTION !NI,EN-
tDRS, can confidently recommend the >a,,e 10 MI
VINO ohhvc cn-lon 30 use The zane. ustle BE- Ire.
Eertor of BHca Suetion 0n Oh Wells. DIR Nf3 yrn
80 small that II hardy pad to run it After NM.
: - on one Of ca EN- BACK Sifrri0N Ul!p
NtNfOhS III prod elton was increased ioa cn -
payirg vel Re ore we put thc Back SUCTION ,r,
'r'iot IN tNn Wei, W. ia, Il libby had TO pump the
Sc t"J weeks b'iJIe we Cuud restore il 90 is 10
Wcr prolrcj amer dgawirg tubing Ills i, eu
sreiy 0ONi1ieI by tae use of The Prc9cntor
HART, PERKINS s. Co.
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.TnUMrH, Jan 81, 1872
MEs>R7 ATDREws & Col lIavir" III 1,onrh,y
te-t,o the utiiIty Of GATES BACK SrrrTNJV
r"bE ~ 70 K We consider them t of lic most
LEU inventions ever u ade for oil we'll. and we
ih'nN w ale cnJAb.e oi Judi of them. having
h &c on ar wells We can nuw ii a.7 I Line, and
"h "a thHt are replaced the wells pr ljuca tie same
ellec ue!ly prevents al ingrts3 Of air
You ) respectfully.
EArn1 Dr.N-v
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BACON & PIGN.Y.

MEssI5 ANDREWS & Co-CHyTs: This is o
cri.t that have u-ea one Of GATES BACK SIC
iipA hEVhNiOlt>, on the Lee IL Iii bland
Lease Economic Hill, ard would not do wit cut
al any rr CO, aS il viii do all nd more than is
rtco'uincnded 10 do. I'd | can cheelul.y rccom-
mend 10 all Oil Operators wh, have any Bac., sue
tiou Wells.
YOu,s, &c.
JOHN MYERS
Tidioute, Feb'y 9, 1Ss2- 3m.