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Exeontnr,s Notice.

NOTICE IL hereby given, that in the Probate
-,,,,,sd yvas appointed and qualified ~ Execu-
Tor OF the estate of rhos. Williams, deed, late OF
said County.
u Ill nerrona Indebted TO said estate are re-
onested to- make Immediate payment, ana
those having claims again. said estate are re-
ouested to present them within one yeer trota
jan2s.Sw OF Tho Williams. decd.
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WE are indebted TO. Hon. Samuel
Kasx fer copy of Ohio Geological Sur
wey with maps. ts-etI z iiFaA
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WILLIAMS &s RkRKslLof sWarnock's
have shipped !, 1,eoU turkeys this winter.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-01

MARTINsvILLE is to- havesa news
paper to look after her local interests.
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a Willie Anderson, Stephen Downing,
Albert Johnson; Albert Kennon, John
Stilwell, Eddie Umstead, Daily Walker,
May Alexander, Josie Davies, Mary
Gregory, Annie Irwin, Emma Irwin,
Lulu Woodrofe, Emma Woodway.
=. =. ~ .. ROOM No ~
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Court will begin on the 18th inst and
win continue through fiye or six weeks.
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PRIVATE SALE.

TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, on
West end of Maine Street, containing
seven room, and two good cellars. For
further infernatinn inquire Of - "a
ALTISSA HUTCHINSON
jan184w st. Clairsville. u
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xecutor's appointment

Our Columbus letter is a good digest
of the doings Of the Legislature.
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Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the firm Of
~ Harris 4 Fawcett st. Clairsville, Ohio. .
this day dissolved by mutual consent. All
persons knowing themselves indebted TO said
firm are requested to call and settle ana tnose
having accounts against the firm to present
them Immediately -. ,,,,,.,.,-r, s
Ian. l5 Is72 ja252w i-15 I.-.. ~iotif .'ts ~
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PRINCIPAL orders issued by Auditor
for week ending Jan. 3Oth, 1872: -. / :.

JIW shannon-Fees.. 80 %
r III. Clark, use Of Plating Insrs...... 80 90
Alexis Cope, Notary Public fecs.-........ 4o
Sturgeon &Sharr, Groceries for Inf......- %
u roceries for 1nf......,- l47 Sc
Drs West, Med attendance at Inf......... II rs
r. "a. Clark, Livery ..........,.. u so
WIN. Alexander, use OF pauper........... AZ 90
Junkins 4 Alexander. Goods for Inf... 130 80
]. b. Longley, Fees and ssIary ,.......... 100 90
lection p.A pupr-ss Oo. 1000 90
Jos. Thorn pson buck for Infirfnary 500
Tfos Guyiin, Hogs .or infirmary. .......... lsS CO.
Junkins 4 Uranium, Dry Goods for Inf & 30
Capt. A. Smith. Viewers Fees,......., ,...-- 90
Cflas Shoemaker Beef for Iniirmsry- - 252 25
stewart Andersen, Coai...................... $3.50
Friend & Son, Looking Glass for Inf.-.- Is 90
Jas. Carlisle, Coal. 10
Eeport.............,.. s ss 90
LIST. -. Is7 so
James Irwin, Witness Fees.............-... sos l5
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-01

THERE is nomeaner slanderer on
Coos footstool than the stingy wretch
who refuses to make a ten cent contri-
button for any charitable purpose what
ever, yetsWiDsdel;ghts to sit in corner
groceries and 4oangefnhotel Offices, and
depfeciate the financial character of
men whose enterprise and employment
ofeapital are keeping MS fellow men
from the aims house and sheFing the
car Of cIviiizaGea onward It is true
that there is a time in the. career of
nineetenths G.. our business men, when
a sudden.rush upon them of creditors
would sink them, yet they are safe
men under ordinary eisenmstances.i
There are men ONO possible account to
the country only to be taxed, who take
special dsiightin depreciating the sta
bilitf Of others who owe them nothing.
They may be too ungeneFous to utter
tHeirslander openly that it naigkt be
Tefuted, but they content themselves
BY ind1lgfag in dark hints as Il fattemp-
ting to conceal some pondsrous budget
Of Information upon which depended
the financial safety of the country.
Whenever you hear man speaking of
81 his neigh Dor 8 s9un dness in business
spnt him as awOrthless member of your
community. - ~ -. II d I'D
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-osrpFf AlARrIN, CAlharine Hor,I

rnOEpET MA RTI n, CRtharint ftuf. NlN 8 y re1I -
sene. her hushand, Adsllne BrskSs nna ss,,
aeon o.,Ss X InrfIn will take. notice that
pps,ao,, ny vas aled against ihem on she = es1
p Isnnary. A. D.. lS-2. in the Court on S9,
Il on on IA ,fate OF. Ohio, by Ithlmar fettS
~. a. ,,oyr pendins wherein said llnimsr :;
s.sts sie1n ands paftitlon OF the toltoNIot
~, Ssine the East half OF the Southsast 9uas
ar ~ Section No o. Township Net ~ !, - H- =,
Mo- Containing 70 acres " asS a. s,,, shSt
- shs term Of said Court tne .al4 ~ ~ -
r. potts wifi appfy for an order tnss '-ie ~ 7.
nsaSn wm y Il TAIIHAN, Atty for psriitionsEs-
ianls-sw -qs.. =. s,is U.la o sisFEa
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state of Ohio Belmont County, ST.
Court of Common Pleas
I.l,irnaf.lI. Potts, ietItIoneI

t.,.,,,h a6a,,in Catharine Horn and JaeVo
= Horn lser husband. Adslins Br,ssS : rsl anu s
Jacab Brig xs her hnstenss,, hnsoahsus M Mss- -
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-,a44n e'ftt -i5itt> ~ h s,-.'
-ls3y ii lad luaii oi leiHyEi.ljs i'-
,i r0as ycu tatit s'tft -2Ti
Is -rafi -ps f-.r4H.sr Al1.. ..,. les.i itl.
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TOWN And COUNTY NEWS.
new ADERTIsEMENTs.
torneys.'

Legal Notice-Tailman, Attorney.
-Tallman & Pratt, At
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EsSsSs Iossf fiae sosps' 'vsrsy i0w.at -
LEWIS.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-01

I. Bell Davies, Emma Davies, Emma
Hewetson, Callie, Johnston, Harriet
Jones, Mamie Kennon, Mary Loehary,
Emma Thompson, Ellie Thonpson,
Mary Turk, Carrie .Woodroffe. Eva
Rice, Anna Carlisle, S. w. Bentley,
VIM. Bumgarner, Jas. Frazier, 1zelly
Giffin, Newell Kennon, Lewis Neis-
wanger.
J. J. BURNS. Sup't.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-01

Oysters by the can, Pickles IN vine,
gar by the dozen, canned lruit ana oeei
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siAn amusing scene teok place in the
MartinsviIle schools asfew days since,
something after this styles@ .sss'ss!
School Ma,am TO asurly eoHng boy
who sat at his deskL sswhst Is your
~ !, o,, hs3sil1 ,eisl5 aass a9Sga e@s9 -
name K lEtz ae-t-E4 .szl-s0 s,.zilsEa -saSeaE
eBey-ssDon't know. .,',1qoss ;iszIA's 3
school ma am --s.I asked yo1 your
name, whatAis fta'Ssae ia ga aIoa-z1
Boy-aDon't know.n L
School Ma'amEstIg don1tEaliow boys
tcJtaIkthat way to mep ( m \ a
-BeyA"Doh,t you?"i J ~ = y
School Ma'am floors thehoy and pro-
eeeds t9 refresh his mem ory with o.
rattan. Presently boy cries out, "Please
Ma'am, my name IS John Jones'"
School Ms,am-HN Never mind Jehn,
Pm not hunting fOr your name now. "
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Road Notieeao .Taofa0Gaa
Notice to Contractors. :.
Eadian Prop IN i,.,.. ~. t.ssa...,
Eocals. u McMonies. ic
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A f1ne assortment Of Combs ard Brushes at
LEWIS.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-01

We have seen a apetition in circulation
inthe Counties of Guernsey and Belmont
recommending tothe Board Of Public
Works Major John Lippincott Of this
County for the position OF Chief Engi-
neer Of the National Road. The ap-
pointment Will take place during Feb
uary, and iayiew OF several, facts bear
ing upons this question the choice of
Mai, Lippincott would be most accepta-
bic to thepeople1aio the east aend of
the Road. First, ,hs is wen fitted for the
place, understands the wants Of this I'M
pertant fhorUughfare in this and adjoin-
ing countless second, no officer for this
position has ever been CHOSEN rom Bel
mont County and 1t Is justly due Us.
Third. however = honest and capable
Col. Blair may beand s0f this we shall
say nothing, the very i6ng aperiod dur
ing which he has held the. place is stf-
fcent reason Why he Should. be placed
upon the retired LIST. He has been
Chief Engineer Of the; Road : for, about
fifteen years which is an uneustomaryI
long period to mold aipubllc Office. We
shall Be pleased to see.the appointment
Of our friend Major Lippinooft, not for
any personal conside derati0n, but because
men of all parties insistupon the right
of the eastern section OF the road. -.
80 10. u i = Z
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Main Street, St.

III Es.Es83s Tie.5e9s .Etal1l1 r001 ~
~ G3 i0isag issa ~ g@n0aai iB1aHsg
dlas a,ii tad1 slilatlafssiUs ,2ni4sl9sr
- btti TVs! - .4a -i,@ i95l ~ 70
ss7 % 5o laBf 9afis a1s .sRi1q-.iO
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Valentine! Valentines !!
tnyereat variety at McMonies. Se,
xslehtines day il 14th FEB. fel8 :
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By KEsaox acorn, A,ry..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-07
DIRECTORY FOR ADvERTlsERs.

ADJUSTMENTS -srooSD PAeE-Fourth. nth and sixth
sALE sEAsOS-sIoosp fxsE- Fourth column.
sozEDEss wASfk6-sloosD pAes-Firss and second
BOARD AND LovoiSG wANrED-sroosD PAar-seo-
BRo0KLYS kEAL ESTATE FOR sALE-ELrvEsru
BuslNEss oPrcR1GSiTIss-iiss no Mt PAor-sr.h col
lss sys
oIEkss aSs'A 1sD ssiSaa asALssARs-rwrlsrn r4or-rmh
sss ;ss%n
coAsT%isS nv i,s1 SH PAas-FA and s1sh
cousT%9 SFisPns nssoARp.ssoosp pAer5sscous column
SMEisisa LII oAOGsEs 70 LET fuKNisHEp AND US.
column
SEfGs Paas"7hrs rAersss soa%n SSa%n
Pine AtTs-ELTvFHTH PACE Sixth column.
TO
ELasr PACE Fourth column: ..,.
FsHY FSssscHY =" Observation-Disclosures % % PAex-sirsh
uHLf S''S1I '%S1XISrED-rEMALEs-rwrLFr PAsr-rour.h
uELf 'WSIXiSrED-MALEs-Tw rAer-si1sn col
HoRsas. CARRIAGES. &o.-FIasr PAeE-second aud
sSSUtssEEs, soSss. 60. w1STEp~ssoosD rAen-sl,,h
sSss 4aSg SSS BIER
, LECTUkk SEASVN-SECOND PAGE-Fourth column
LOAN OrFiCEs-FIRsT PAGE-Sixth column.
LOST AN FOUND-t IR6T PA1R-Fifst column.
MACHINERY SECOND PA6E- Fourth column
MARBLE MANTELS--SEcOSD PAvE-Third column.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PACK Sixth c0.umn.
Observation-Disclosures PAGE-Sxth column
MISCELLANEOUS ADVEkTI,EMENTs-TESTHP PAGE
Sixth column.
MUsICAL-ShOOND PAGE-Fourth column.
PERSONAL FIRST PAGE-First column.
PIANOFOkTES- -SKo0ND PAGE-ttfth column
POLiTlCAl-ELEvEHTu PAGr-Stxth Column.
POST OFF ICE NOTICE-ffRsr PAaE-sixth column.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS wANTkD-FEMALES-
TwELrTu PAGE-t ourth column.
PROPERTY OUT or THE CITY FOR SALE OR I'd
RtNT-hLRvENTH PAaE--tifth column.
REAL ESTATE To ExCHANGE-ELevKNrHP PAGE-Fifth
REAL ESTATE WANTED-ELxvENTH PAaK-sxth col
REWAKUs-F1RsT PAGE First and second columns.
BALES AT AUCTION-SEOoND PAGE-Second and third
, aITUATiUNS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
First, second, third and fourth columns.
BlTUAIIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-
~ Fourth ana ffth
SPECIAL NUTICES- FIRST PAGK-Secoud column.
6PORTIN0-DO0S, BIRDS, &C.-FIRST PAax-Second
THE TKADES-TwRLFTH PAGK-Sxth column.
70 LET FOR BUSIN ESS PUkPOSES-FIRsr PAGE-
Third and fourth columns.
UNFUkNisHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
s fIRBT PAGI-fourth column.
WANTED To PURCHASE FIRBT PAGR-Fourth column
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,, &O.-fIRsT PAax-Fourth col.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-07
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

ID OST OFFICE NOTICE.
The %ss for Europe during the week ending Saturday.
Fen 10 1874 Will close at this oce Tuesday ~ IL A. NJ
ON Wednesday At ll1S A. NJ, on Saturday a Pm.
r. II. JONES, Postmaster.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-07

LroR sALE-A SPLENDID KENTUCKY BRED horse.
IL hands, brown. years old sound. good double
Es strong very sylish; an Engis5 mall rhse.on and
Dunscombs double Harness. entirely TO be
sold At JOHNSTON VAN TAsSELL'S, Ito East Thir-
teenth street, on Friday, 9th inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-07

-A.-A--TO LEASE, FOR A TERM OF YEARS, IN
n the granite Greproof building Of the Saw
ngs Bank southeast corner Of Fourth avenue and Four
teenth the Basement Second and Third Floors thu
interior which arranged to suit tenants Apply
the German Savings Bank. No. 2 Union place. from Il
SPIN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-07

TNIRECT LINE TO HAVANA.
IL HAVANA, PROOREsO AND VERA CRUZ.
New York and Mexican Mall Steamship Line leaving pier
II Fast River, at 3 4. NJ, direct to Havana
cry or MEXICO Zimmerman ......... Monday Feb n
CLEOpATRA, phnps Havana only "Wednesday, Feb. y
CITY OF MERlDA Deaken. Saturday March
CLEOPATRA Phillips (tavana only. Wednesday March 10
f0'''e'S'''' i. ALExANDRE 4 SONS, 80 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-07

NTORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
IN For Southampton Bremen
The steamship LEIPZIG Captain A. Jaeger. will sail on
Saturday February TO- at r. NJ Bremen pier, DOT OF
Third street Hoboken. be followed by the steamship
KIEIN, Captain j. q. Meyer, Saturday, February H.
Rates OF passage to Lonoon avrc Bremen payable
g0ld or It's equivalent in currency.
Second cabin ~
OELRICBS 4 CO, Agents.
No. Bowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-07

TOR sALE.THE FINEST soRREL WORK HORSE IN
the city, old. 16 hands high OF noble appear
rapid walker; price $3.50 fS Delaney
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-07

h1 nOn OOO TO LOAN ON FIRST BOND AND
DI.UVV.VOO Mortgage, first class improved
real estate this city Principals only apply to G. G..
uICKOK, 296 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-06

nv any foreign power for acts done or worns
snoken In this country and. II so arr.Ieu hna n ~
oned Ia the duty Of the Government W n'cr'c'o IA m
80 or all who were faithful in the trials OF the lae
war there were none entitled 10 more espechi nonor
than the brave soldiers and ecamcn VINO endured tno
of camnagn and cruise. aud imperied their
aas In lie seryice OF the country the bonnties and PEN
s,ons nroyided by the for these brave defenders OF
rho nation no obligations never TO DC iorgotteb inc
,iows and rphans OF the gallant dead are the WARDS
~ the nonea sacred legacy bequeathed to the nations
~ Porcgu grafton, which In the past has added
On much 10 the wealth. development ana resources anu
,neraase of mower TO this Republic the asylum OF the
opprcssed OF all nations, should he focrea u ehcou
AGED by q liberal and just policy =. =, II, ,,,
ia This Convention declares itself In sympathy WIN
all oppressed peoples struggling Tor thelr Tlgbis.
"a THAT we highly nd the spirit or fnagnanimy
and with which who have served ia tue
Pehellion bnt who now frankly aud honestly cooperate
with ms I'm restoring the Of the country ana recon
strncnc the Southern State Governments upon the basis
OF impartial justice and equal rights are reeeysu
into Tho communion OF the loyal peoples and we fayor
the eoval Of the disqualifcatons ana restrclons IN
nosed upon the late Rebels IN the same measve as u
shirt Of disoyaliy will die out, and as may DO con-
sistent with tho safety Of the loyal people. -
IA That We recognize the great principles Hnu uo"h
&, tho Immortal Declaration of Independence a. tho tfe
foundation Of democratic government; ana we nan WIN
gadness every effort toward making these pripcipes
living reality on every inch OF American sou.
IGrant and Cofax elected by the Electoral Hotes
t2ln OF all tho States except New-York, Delaware,
Georgia. Kentucky. Louisiana, and Oregonso IN all
which were east for Horao Seymour OF hew-iofN VIII
Francis =. Blair OF Missouri for Vice PRESIDENT
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DEAR CULTURE FOR pROFIT-An illus

imted work "a eion by p r. Quinn Practical Horeau
successful OF Pears Tho subject
simply Snd thoroughly treated under the following heads Vane
pe Preparation OF the Soil Distance Apart Selecting Trees, Dwas
ndans Tine oi Planting, Planning Dggng Tces
EuneJ Row aud Picking yarer 10 Plant Pruning, Orchard Record
This Week VIII found complete Practical Manual for the Pear
Goaer, ne her f pleasure prof., vol, Handsomely bound
e.o,- Pce VI seat ace BY oai on ee "a y lr,e Aes,
1IL TRIBUNE, Nsw.lyrk
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DO Uhom If man 0ontern

TOR COURIER and GUIDE.-A respectable
wishes ACCOMPANY family others for all countries OF
Europe perfectly economical speaks all current
the Continent best given Adde'S letter. W. sChlDt'
nee Box
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lr.Icn or bod. BoAeo og coNas.IoYans 0g Pnor..

B0hRD OF LONhssONkh OF FILOIs,
Is SoUrH.,r.. NEw-YoRK, May ,, In
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to
an ACT pass, April a. 1872 entitled An act TO amend an act
entitled an act establish regulations for the Port Of SewYors passed
April 1857 being chapter 09 Of the Laws of 1872 that Is unlawful
throw cause the Of the Port
SpuJteo Duy Crk Tue Hudson River or beo" ihrOgg
Point on the East River NwYork nde ashes
from ny steamboat pesay Of $50 for each ofnse and the
use Of any pipe opening constructed admit ashes ends
through the same into prohibited under Ike penalty Of
go And notice given to all and masters STEAMBOATS,
above provisions act and they hereby required to DIS
eonnue Of all such pipes OpnnSs under The penalty pre-
scribeI By the sad act By order Of the Beard,
RUSSELL sTURGTs President
GroaGs W. BLUNT Secretary
NHE NATIONAL COMPOSITE PAYING
4 COMPANY will con ract to lay EAGAN IMPROVED MAC
ADAM PAVEMENT place in the United States Con-
traces taken sidewalks Inc cellars seawa AMI abntments
broge furnish roofing aal dra gas water and
nres Rights 10 use patent will he solL Address SAMUEL NJ
PfKB, President No. 70 Broad ST., New-fOrk.
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'VHE ELEMENTS OF AGRICUTURE.

n
Book Young Farmers by T. wahnQ w. formerly Agrul
tr Engineer Of the Central Park New Author q draining
for Profit and Draining for Health" Second edition carefully revised
THE PLANT. THE SOIL, NATURES. MECHANICAL CULfL
WALTON ANALYSIS
The foregoing subjects al discussed plain simple language
that u farmers boz may understand.
written BY successful practical 6lrer full Of
Information good advice. aud s5u doctrine
Pnee pl Sent by mail. postpaid
Address THE TRIBUNE.
New York
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Gitnatiots Udnico-- nlales.

OOLORED HELP-Several Head Walters can
" be procured charge Of eoan ho;el and sumner hoa
Also capacity constantly band az JohNSoNs
AGENCY l53 West Twenty between sirth and se'eu,es'
YNANTED-The AGENCY Of First Glass
w FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. in the City OF indaaaFol.
Indiana nv pay references. Address
HUME IndisnapOl, Ind, p y. Dept
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prlnllns.

ADAMS and CYLINDER PRESSWORK for
"A Publishers Trade also. JOB PRINTING Of ever variety
and all executed promptly at HOLhANS
corner Centl and Whtests.
DOOKKEEPERS and AGENTS ordering
I'D PRINTING or STATIONERY will get Their work done at lowest
current rates interests by addressing o. " w.
World Office
NAM EVERDELL's SONS, 1O4 Futton-st:--
w PHOTOGRAPHIC, STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL
MAnUFACt URERS.
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Mem }]nbIrarons.
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Publish this day.
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SKETCHES OF PRAIRIE AND ROCKY NOUN
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BY FRANCIS PARKaAH
New AMI revised ELTON
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RESOURCES OF THE STATE OF AR.
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A GREAT OFFER +!

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