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INDIAN. 9PROPHYLACfIC'
e Preventive q
SMALL POX.

"A Sure preVent1Ve q Cufe 1Of
SMALL POX.
Prevents all kinds Of Diseases. y
THIS wonderful remedy has been used by
L the natives OF India for centuries 70 pre-
vent Contagisus and Poisonous diseases It -
a safeguard against all corn plants and viii cut
short any disease IL taken in time: Persons
exposed to Contagious diseases should always
81 per package or for SIS sent by mail with full
directions on receipt OF price. Send stamp for
cfrcnIar Liberal discount 10 the trade.
Address De. STONEBRAKER,
~ Franklin a Fremont sts..
Fehl'72smE Bait, Md g
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The Anericaa Jou,7,olist for March

The AnaeTicoa, Journalist for March
says: jfe iftiiGi.ti'4i ''.i1 l5-.i! iii.i
The life of a newspaper publisher,
who is also its editor and printer, is
doubtless a harassing one-fnll of DIFF
ficnlties and perplexities. We concede
that It is as trying to the temper to is
sue a newspaper In the country, with
the ordinary appliances, as to. drive a
yoke Of oxen, which. it is said, no one
can do Notwithstanding. We fully be-
lieve that the publishers of the average
weeklies undergo more brain worri-
ment than the editors-in-chie of the
great city dailies,." a practical publish
er OF a religious newspaper says: A
man who who can preserve the serenity
of his temper, the sweetness of chris
tian disposition and an tnflagging per-
severance amid all the obstacles, and
difficulties which newspaper p1blicaT
ton presents, deserves to be ranked
with Job for patience, Baxter for good
ness, and the Iron Duke for nerve,
power and obstinate DISCRIMINATION. =
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The Reality of the Devil Certi.
..- L.i... fed to. IL ~ n 3
The Owen (Ky.l Melos has thisl:l

AHS OWSu kny. 4tetOS lias lnlS': y
The negro. Sandy Hammens,. who
was shot in a fracus last Christmas.
near New Liberty, died to all appear,
ances Marcn "a. Strange things hap
pened to this negro which are worth
repeating, for he has brought news
from quarter where no telegraph nor
railroad has, as yet, any reporter. He
was shot in the neck, and his entire
lower body has been ever since COM
pletely paralyzed, while he was all the
time sensible. Some days ago he died,
as all his friends supposed, and he was
laid out to bury but came to life in
time to escape the grave. .DHe said,
after coming to, that he had been. to
see the devil, was in hell, and saw
many of his aequaintances; the devil
told him he had no room for him then,
but weuld be ready for him in few
days. Helreports the devil a black,
savage-looking monster, armed with
fiery lashes, which he lays on his unruly
subjects. His dOminions are all inter-
spersed with lakes of fire and places of
rest; the worst are punished the most,
bat all are punished according to their
crimes. T., tel yiVniS s5'1,'a az inaI
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Farm for Sale

i of Hunter. containing us acres, about 50
acres cleared. It is well watered There In >
good two story House, Stable, and otner out
and other fruits. Plenty Of Coal on the prem
lses. u mile from Church and School. Terms
easy. Inquire on the premises.
mar7tf zENAS B. SHIPHAN.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-04-25

Springfield has one sharp shopper. Al
woman, sfter buying spool of thread
at a dry goods store on Monday, insist
ed on having the clerk unroll and meas
ure it for fear it wouldn't hold out 200
yards. legis
Few boys are born with talents that
excel, but all are capable Of doing well.
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PHYSICIANS
JNo. 4 WEST. ND.

DR A. H. HEwETSON, has returned to st.
~ ClairsEille, am again tenders his services
as Physlcian and Surgeon to the public.
Once three doors West of the Post Once.
jan25tf
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saItinore snd-Ohio Raitrosd.
- ICENrRAL ONO DrvIsrov.l
oa akd after May 18th, 1871. trains viii leave
Stations as follows;
EAaTWARD
Westward,
MASONIC DIRECTORY. 1872.

Nos. and 10 will run daily, including Su
days. Other trains daily. except Sundays.
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REL.MO.N,T NUfaS ERIES

ONE mile North of National Road near the
" County Iufirmary.
We heep constantly on hand choice seiec-
ton Of Fruit and Ornamental Trees vines, &C.
Pe rfies Wishing 10 purchase will do well TO
call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
land ohio j. MORRISON.
febZ7l-ly
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nR. JOHN n. THOMPSON ST. cLAIRs-
IL WILLIE OHIO.
srOdice in PattersoD's 7=v tx ovsrFr1nt
q Nagle's store-front -
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REMOVED.

AEIss NANCY B. FARIS, would Informs her
| N cid customers and thel ublie generally and
ladies particularly that she has removed TO the
room form erly @ ser pied by Watson Gressin-
ger. west OF the 81 Clair Eo3ei. where she viii
keep q full supply 4 MIL1ENER9. FANCY,
! GOODS and TRIMMINGS, fresh from the Essi
each season. to whic she invites the attention
OF b yers Fbankf1 for past fayors. she would
Invite those wants1g HATS or BcNNErS
MADE or TRIMMED, to call where they may
be ex expeditionsly and neatly supplied.
| mar26'6S
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-04-25

Prosperity too often has the same eff
feet on its possessor that a calm at sea
has On the Dutch mariner, who ire
quentlyl III Is said, in these circum'
stances, ties up the rudder, gets drunk
and goes tosleep.-[D Dilwyri.m ael4 81
Horace Greeley wrote: Women now
manage most Of the public librafies In
Massachusetts, and the coSnpositof
read it-'Wofiieh now worry most oi
their public babies by rnastieation.n p 2
b If we think Of religion only as a
means OF escaping what we call the
wrath, to come. we shall not escape it;
we are under the. burden Of death, for
We care only for seurselyes.71Froude.
- :. In vain do we talk OF happiness who
never subdued an impulse il obedieuee
to alpfinciple. He who never sacrifie-
eda present to a future good, or per-
sonAl to d general one, can speak Of
happiness only as the blind do of col
ofs. Horace Mann.i la5iuA u7fti saii
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T,IRsT NATIoNALeBAaKoF OF sT.CI.AIRs-
i VILE. CAPITA A4sr$IU0,0 zoe. lsssssA
aa-BanE open from A. n. nntil SP. n. Dis
on dsposig. CoIie6tions made and yroceeds re-
mitted promptly Exchange bought and sole.
Dbrectors- Ross J. sAlexandsrs Dayid brown,
- DID. T. c0WEN, President:
C. WELDAY Cashier. <2h=
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"My friend, don't you know that it is
very dangerous to take nap while the
train is in motion9,i ssWhy se,D ex-
claimed theastonished individual, wa
king up-'"sybyy sop because this
train runs over sleepers."
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-04-25

A Connecticut man Is engaged In
working up a saw log thirty feet long
intea fife Tor Gilmore's Jubilee. II
will be blowed by nitro-glyserine, ssys
the Norwich B,sllsti,A and that paper e
authority on all such subjects.
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-
The Unitarian Church in New Bed
tbe speJ 5ressi .e and II. vine At the cemmunion
slae n.'' 80 anu LII 'o .oieSsa,a a.,
sew, La os woaI % aud snS oihar serv;ces
as ,,'I usuaI. - - ~ a.. 81 '.l'F'-
Ar..l..,, A.,
ti..n anu 1rie - ts Nv, :.
es of wives s;ieing theif husbands for
debt are by no means uncommon.
m,-.,.s ......,...., .s.,,,.s,.,.
a.s.s "a ecs.,oS-ts r., 81 s.,,.l
spike manufactures of the, Atlantic
Sfateso- sdi hG-i- ID slda 80 4 i,sllf.s 5l
nfLas
II A Massachusetts, politicians opinion
OF the ln.eTmaTriagS g, q WR9e anu ne
.s M WI I'. ~ D,,or u, -.
,sllG ., rs ~, - 6ss S,,,,, ~ 80 3
" 1HHit.ii' 1HHit.ilii' s~H@Hs ~ III. .iiff-s ~. -. .1ali
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It's the Brownsyill, Bee that tells
this: tone of our Brownsville bellies
was looking at some new pictures In q
furniture house not long ago. There Is
oneo pair Of levers Ina boat. The
armof the lover was boldly portrayed
as gently epfelding the slender waist
of his dulcena. Gazing an instant on
this, she inhocehtiy rfinrnured, How
natural g" .siii- I3lic ii is3 Ft1ai 3f
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-04-25

Z Keniucky's oldest man lives in Madi-
son County and is one hundred and ten
years old. The papers neglect to state
whether he cheWs tobacco or was ever
patted on the head By the father of his
country. -. IL -. -.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-29
INDIAN = ) : pEHTLACTTG,
state of Ohio, --e:mont County
Court of Common Pleas.
Nancy Jenkins Plaintiff,

Thomas & a M prose Adm.r of Marshal enklns,
decd and others, Defendants
sTyHE Defendants, Evan Jenkins, Eliza6eth
i Bangum and Benjamin BangumI her nus nus
hand lanes jenkins and FanUel McVey, Whe
reside in the Slate of Iowa, viii take Hoslcei
that Nancy Jepkins. on the 18th day OF Octo
her A d. 1870 fled her petition in the oniceoI
the Clerk of the Court of Common Peas IN
and for theG eGounty of Belmont and state oi
Ohio, alleging that on the IAN gay ot tSen Honeit
fulllife. made and delivered MS pronlissot5
note to one John Berry, ~ho was then IN IulI, " !,
ass;ens the sum of siyJin thirty dayssfter date
aud datedslhe day and year last aIoresala' aau nt
t5secare the pay nent OF SAID note on 4Ins uaS
and wear aforesaid, the said Marshal jenkins,
made and delivered TO the said John, seriy, a
mortgage deedeonyeylng the real estaee , tot,
lowing situate in said oi soi, 91ir az
1of ihe g. W quarter of Section IL, township ?.
Ranges; thence e. 81 poles 10 e stone; lileilce ne
S. 3SS poles to a stone thence W. II poIss io s a
stone On the West boundary Of said Section;
and thence N. p IS poles to the place. OF DegIn-
ming, containing acres Thai saia Hel,sT, ~
this lie July 18th, 1865 That va liliami Eaton
was duly appointed administrators OF ms estste
and thai the Administrster 20 sRpodihoedte te end
MORTGAGE to the Plaintiff. That the said Mar
shal ikins. died September LIST, 1865 leaving
the plaintiff his widow Wno Is ~
cribed and Evan jenkins, lames JenkIns
Elizabeth Bapgum intermarTied Win ben@ n@allln llI
ried with; Andrew Ellison .and Nathan a. Ellis
his children and heirs al law, VINO are IN. n
Thomas s. Ambrose was duly appointed Ads
ministrator OF the essate of Marshal Jenkins,
decd. That thete is now due upon the mort
eeyej al secnrity thestni of sf96 with interest
from the 4th day OF Decefnb ber, 1857, and prays
that an account be taken, that the amount due
the Plaintiff be ascertained and for the sale o.
the f11oftaaged premises subject to the dover
and honaestesdi Of the Plaintiff You are re-
ouired to an swef said ped Hen on the ist Gay
! of April 1872 and in default or answer, the
| petition will be taken as true and confessed
anu N''' ''N oIasc1J. q. MITCHELL, Clerk.
By PETER TALLNAE, her Atty.
i Febl-6w -,
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M1CELLANEOUS ITEMS


Over s49,000 have beer subscribed for
building new blast furnace at Steu-
benville.
The public debt is now reduced at the
rate of S6S,000, 600 a year by Republi-
can administration.
A railroad meeting was held at Sarahs-
willie, February lst, and ten thousand
dollars subscribed in few minutes.
The Amnesty bill was rejected by the
United States Senate, the vote Being IS
to 19-twO-thirds not voting In the af-
firmative,
bridgeport in one day subscribed SS5,-
600 to the capital stock of the Wheel
ing and Tuscarawas Valley Railrosd>
Awise man win desire no more than
what he may get justly use soberly,
distribute cheerfully, and leave on con-
tentedly,
The peach crop of Delaware the prese Mt
year-wiII probably be less than half a
full crop i1a
The Health Commissioner of Bslti-
more reports the smallpox pid, mic and
fearfully increasing.
The Roosiey. State speaks of lady
living in Ft. Wayne, Ind, who has
been married three timss-Her first
husband was named Robb, her second
Robbins, and the name of her present
husband is Robinson,
An old traveller tells pretty tough
story about helng lost in the woods
with his dog, where he could find noth-
ling 20 eat, and had to cut off the dogs
tail, which he boiled for himself, and
afterward gave the dog the bonel
The following is receipt for soup in
the Michigan State Prison: Six hun
I dred pounds of fresh beef, two bushels
of onions, three bushels of potatoes, one
and half bushels of turnips. fifteen
enongh to make one hundred and thir-
ty gallons of soup.
4 A clergyman on exchange found q
note in the Bible to the effect that
4 Brother A. requested the prayers OF the
church, that the loss of his wife might be
blessed to him, &c, The reacher prayed
! most feryently. To his amazemenl
!, and modification se found that the note
. had lain in the pulpi year, while the
bereaved gentleman Was on this Sabbath
sitting with a nav wife in the eOngrega-
tion
A PruSsian engineer, it issaid, invent
ed machine which will manufacture
E ice without chemicals, merely by COM
preston and expulsion of air. A ma
q chine makes two tons of ice per day,
+ and the capacity can be increased twen-
ty tons.
BY the gradual accumulation of sand
Ian island three miles long has been
d formed at the mouth of Mobile harbor,
:. thereby deepening the regular channel
: and Improving the approach to the
+ city.
q Any hard steel tool viii cut glass with
= facility when kept freely wet with cam
+ phor dissolved with turpentine. The
n ragged edge of glass may also be smooth
ed with fiat file.
. There is young lady in Virginia
!. who wears four bullets made into the
y form, 0f Maltese cross, which were
y extracted from the bodies of her father
!. and brother, who were both killed in
= the siege at Richmond.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-29
MIsCELLAe EoUs
K,irkw,ood Estate.

THE undersigned Administrator Of the
| KIrkyoou estate has recently added to the
! West end roi the Town Of f4KiTkwood q, los,
which with those formerly laid out makes I'D
which he offers at very reasonable rates.
south side OF hesection. with aoout9s acres OF
coal. Iii Es,ass 81,
coal facing Bridgeport. lllsse
Also out Lots No. q, q, y, adjoining West
Wheeling ali of which offer at private sale
Enoaire of Joseph II. West, Druggist Bridge
port or the undersigned st ST. ClaiIsvilie. OHIO.
: - ~ - HENRY WEST, Administrator.
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Private Sale.

WILL sen at private sale my House and
j Lot on corner of Main sugar Streets ST
CIairsFIile, o. The house is a frame and brick
81 water attached. I win also sell . acres Aof
land adjoining the Fair GroGnds-a acres TIM
ber and balance cleared land On thlS hhers IS
4 good Stone Quarry and is well vatereu-Tl
Bot aof the above will be sod Separate or To-
gether, and this offer will continue 81 days
vixen n n0t sold.it will be offered at publIc
saIe For ftffef in Formation call ON ii. Borqn,
ST. Ciafrsyfifes eradt1ress me AT ShephertisIoYn,
Offnr ~ n . 1'sl1r.rg HENRY. STiEflS,
janirz2ir y. &. der ess'a - { q Z. 8 esz
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1t is cruel and cowardly in any man
to speak to woman under his own
roof ina manner that would forever
disgrace him, if heard under another.
But how many do it, seltishly forget
ing the tears and bitterness they have
caused, and selfshly expecting, if they
remember it all, that on their return
the domestic sky will be without
cloud. More the pity when it Is. Then,
indeed, is there danger in the air; for
then toe often comes deceit, and hypoc-
risy and indifference.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-29

"A Cleveland man obtaineda divorce
from his wife and then married the lat
ter's daughter by previous marriage
and the former wife now resides with
them. "i
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TVl-l..EaFnIS zflR Sale

rysHE fEsE ckn t4lning shout 100 sssS situated
and Akjtok ming the town OF M. 0livet, Bel
mont County, Ohio TheHouse is a good Stone
tiad Brick building. Rooms and Hall, with
Esood- Cellar. good Well OF water. Also. nrst-
class Barn, with basement, and all other Beces-
sary outbuildfngs, good Orchard, convenient
to school and Church. About % acres OF tim
b land. Thirty of coal, within one mile oi
q. o. r. r. Said Farm is in good repair and
under high tate OF. cultivation.
! The Second Tract eenlainS>Rboat SS acres.
adjoining she first tract has5A twc-story Frame
House OF rooms and Kitchen. Also. a good
lFrgfn Barn, a splehkid Orchard a good spring
of water about 50 acres well set 10 grass ioot
miles North o. Barnesville, on the Depot Road
Said Farms for sale GU reasonable terne. -
POSSESSION given April LIST, 49,, or sooner. n
desired For further particuiarz ca on or ad-
dress the Undersigned at Barn esyille, ohio
- =. = Il-iss EIWOOD PHILLIPS, n
sf.,.& yv1srs . = WM McNICHOIsS, 4
sen2SIun OMER PHILLIPS b., -
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A FINE FARM AT PRIVATE
uoJ4si1S SALE ga gIS

I will offer at priva.e sale my farm lying u
Il of, 4 mile west OF Lewis MilEs 3, %. iR r.,
directly on said railroad, containing 2n acres,
walton. There arsltN q excellent frame dwell
llings--one Just built-barns stables and other
louibuildings and two good orchards. Will
sell all together or Will divide IL TO suit pur-
chasers. CHARLES LEWIS,
-tiecI4-2msh if..i $40 ~. La Mira, o.
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THE CENSUS,

This report contains a letter from Gen
eral Garfield, which presents census
statistics in a most interesting shape.
but which cannot be fairly reproduced
ina limited space. He says Ohio has
reached a period of development in
which emigration and immigration are
almost equal. OF her present popula-
ton, Ohio has received from other
States 450, ,454 and from foreign coun-
tries s72, 2, 49a33 49,, making total of l6a2,947.
She has given 10 other States Of their
present population, 500, 1888. Adding to
thej latter number the number, of
her native population that Ohio has
probably given 30 torsignE countries,
.Hwould make thesum of her vital gifts
fully equal to those she has, received"
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A jury az Pe.r-.-fhere dwell some
years agniu BaaTh hort oouBty, Kentucky,
D. iii uaEss,. Yqrthisss, ops-eyed fellow
Ihnisd g., Whose chief occupations
we're getting tip-y and IL ting. There
mad just been elected u new prosecuting
attorney, who was entitled to part OF
the fines which might be imposed on
the malefaetors of Bourbon, aud he de-
termined to sguelch old -. He did
not wait long for an opportunity to have
him arrested. b, the constable, said.
as it WAS an important oase, bs wanted
about three days to get an appropriate
Jury to try W. On the thir'i day the new
attorney WINS informed that things Were
ready at the court house. There was the
Judge, and behind him the constable.
On one side sat Old One-eyed c.; Oh
the other tiIe twelve jarslnen. Jess ike
him Ioay benches forming y triangle,
each viii. 4. pug CT tobacco and jack
knife-the ;Sfft Of The c0nstahle-whit-
tling away, and, .accoFding to order,
sDitting 20 the ce7ttre.@ The astonished
prosecutdf looked at the jury, and ex-
claimed: D..ae 25H
!. 'tWhere did the constable get this
jary?"
The constable quietly replied: "T
thought the prisoner was entitled to be
tried by jury of his peers. and I've been
odb three davsi hunting 'em up. I've
got twelve here, bus if you don't like
lem I've got twelve more outside watt
lug"
The prosecutor looked out and saw,
seated on the fence, twelve more dittos,
siuLilarly equipped and employed. He
tuned to the Court in undisguised wrath,
and saids ,,;..s
I'm dismiss the case I"
The constants ~rt-te his return on the
warrant thus: Dismissed by the county
attoraey on sight Of tie jury" and so it
stands recorded to this day. The pris-
oner was discharged. aud left the court
house rejoicing.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-29

President, a charge of unfriendly sale is
made, and one of peeulation is insinua-
I ted, just to influence nomination.
The investigation must go on, and they
wilt have to face it's result. If our con-
duct is so blameworthy, why did not
Mr.. Sumner, who knew all the facts.
denOunce it at the time? ~ .-.-
Another word, and we are done.
1he5infornatiOn ON which Mr.. Sumner
and Mr.. Schurz depended has been sup
piled principally by an dttache Of the
French legation, and la the interest,
apparently OF NJ. Place, the French
consul at New York, who, though a
brother ofthe Bishop of Marseilles, has
been condemned to Imprisonment and
fined for astounding frauds, the evidence
OF which, as any reader OF LIE Dron and
and the Gazette des Iiri6ulaur of Jan.
II to 25 will find, was largely supplied
by Mr.. Remington. 1t is not strange
that there should be some sympathy
fefy by this dttdche fer an official friend
thus disgraced; but many of the state
ments made IN the papers as on his
authority are utterly false, and we are
sorry that good men should have been
reduced to the straits OF depending on
him for their facts. No wonder this
case has broken down.
Ii President Grant receives no mora
blow than the present, he Is
safe, forall his enemies can do.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-02-29
REE.uO.N.T NURSERIES

RNE mile North OF National Road pear tne
" County Iufrmary.
We iheep constantly On hand choice selec-
ltion OF Prsszt ani Ornamental Trees, vines, &C.
call and examine before purchasing elseIneIe'
Orders promptly fp.s O. AddTssS EaSS 6sSp 6S,cI
land, Ohio. }. N N.'sNhNA71'
febETlslys . s-sl8s4-=a + rifis nc. itlrlfo3
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CitT Bank Of Bel laiPG
oMce-On Water ST., opposite CeE
tral Block.

OHce-On Wafer ST., opposite Cet-
tral Block.
THIs Bank, lately established, Is now pre-
J. pared TO do a general Banking business. 1t
receives money on deposit, and pays interest
on special deposits Discounts Notes and Bills,
collateral security. Deals in Foreign and Do
mestic Exchange, Coupons, and National,
state and Local Securities.
81 Collecting upon all points throughout the
Juited States and the Cenadas done in the
promptest manner and upon the most liberal
'es@s Accounts III Of the 81 ness public and and others
solicited. - a.i
"A. w. ANDERSON, A. p. TALLAAN,
IsAAI BOOTH, JOINT. MERCER,
A. o. MELLoTT, G. C. KELLY.
u ri-l 49, "A. W. ANDERSON, Pres't
A. P. TALLMAN, Cash'r.