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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-01
Southern Warehouse Companv,

ooutHern WAREHOUSE Company,
Gerrass street, near Greenrile and Columbia
Railroad
y prepared to receive COTTON and other
l. property upon Storage, and to make Id.
vances upon the same. Cotton shipped to
thls mouse will be stored subject to the or der
OF the owner, and tho lowest rates CHARGED
for storage. All property 80 stored will he
insured in good reliable companies, il insur-
ance il desired; and advances will be made
81 the lowe st banking rates. Our storehouscs
are SO located that drayagc is not NECESSARY,
and no charge for handling will be made.
ASAll business commune ations ehouid bc
addressed TO the Treasurer
EDWARD HOPE, President.
EDWIN r. GARY, Treasurer. March On,
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Ale and Porter.
En DOZEN McEwen's Edinburgh ALE,
cN SO dozen Younger's Edinburgh Ale.
SO dozen Bass & Co.'s Pale Alo.
90 dozen Barclay, Perkins L. Co.'s London
Porter,
SO dozsn Guinness Dublin Stout.
All genuine imported. and for sale low by
Apr II JOHN AGSEW & SON
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Notice,


PE!NG charged with the enforcement Of
~ tho following Ordinance, relating to
the duties OF the City Surveyor" Concern
ing which duo notice has been given by the
City Clerk reading thus:
BE IL (urther ordained, That hereafter any
person abont to build any house on any new
streets OF the city OF Columbia, shall be re-
Gnlred to have tho same located. and tho
streets, fixed by tho City Surveyor, who shall
20 entitled to receive the sum OF IS for each
lot 80 located. And in case any person shall
erect any house as aforesaid, without having
the same located by the City Surveyor az
anna, aaorG, aid; sueh rerson shall be subject to
penalty of $i5 for each and every offence"
hereby notify ali parties concerned to re.
port their names and locations OF lots, either
AZ a, my office or to g. Mahon, City Surveyor, at
tnc Office of Soibels & Ezell. Tho conditions
attached to tho Ordinance will be strictly
required, and the penalty of noncompliance
TO 10 lts terms DO rigidiy enforced and without
the sligh'cst delay. J.A. JACKSON.
aplh IL Chief Of Police
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-01

New Publications.
NEW JUVENILE BOOKS. London edi.
~ tions, illustrated.
New standard works for Libraries.
New Novels, in cheap binding.
Also, fresh stock OF WRITING DESKS,
Portfolios, Gold Pops, Pen-Kpivee, Pocket.
BOOKS. photograph Albums OF allsizee, Fancy
braskets and Book Shelves, and q general
vaiIlety ,aiy OF Letter, Note and Cap Papers, En-.
NoV r. L. BRYAN
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Attractive Goods
Attic
Grand Central Dry Goods Establishm t
VM. d. LOVE & co.
WNI. d. LOVE & co.

WYE have added to our stock the pact few
wv days, come choice goods, as we'll as
bargains.
2s. 1873.
1000 yards Foulard Silks; beautiful goods,
in the new shades.
$500 yards A Printed Crctone, ut 1G3 cents
yard. Cheapest goods sold this season.
250 pieces Dress Goods, from 25 cents to 81
yard in the new colors.
Two-IiuttOn Kids, at IS cents pair.
Tucked Skirts, at rs cents each
Ladies' White Aprons, from % cents to 81 Is
each. ~
Yard-wido White Mating, at Is cents yard.
Lace Collars, at 25 cents each.
Pr1nted Linen Lawns, at 80 md S74 cents q
yard, in fast colors.
White Piques. at 25 cents yard; fine goods.
White Naineook, at 124 cents yard
Plain and Lace Striped Victoria Lawn,
Embroidered Sets, at SO cents set.
Club handle Parasols.
Our Lace and Embroidery department COM
prises a very choice selection.
Hosiery, in all sizes and makes.
A full line of Prints and Domcstics.
All arc invited to call and inspect our at
tractlve stock.
Customers will find whatever adyertiscd. at
the Grand Central Dry Goods establishment
or w. ID. LOVE & CO.,
Under Wheeler House.
W. u. LOVE. 3. Is. McCREERY
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To Rent:

~ THE COTTAGE HOUSE South. weat
mHH corner OF Assembly and Pendletop
room, water closot. etc. On the promises is
fine stable. In fact, there is every ednYe.
nience about the place. Possession given on
the lst Ct may. For terms, apply to
April1t JOSEPH TAYLOR
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Time is Money!
CheGp, Onick and Sure Route If Iraue,, Iv
WoMaua, s. O., TO Atlanta, Georgia, and
&&SA THE TIE T TRAVELLING @6Rzs,;
terested IN saving time and money. arc in
formed that ON AND AFTER MONDAY, the
2lst instant, We will run DAILY LINE Of
HACKS from Walhalla to the terminus Of the
the train running to Atlanta, Ga. and re.
turn line to Walhalla. leaving the railro ad for
Walhalla Immediately after The arrival Of the
train from Atlanta. Persons can now leave
or, leaving Atlanta, will arrive in Walh ala on
regular connecting limo.
Apr 20 t1m THOMPSON & STEELE.
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i!ic an'. -: ,:urc -.
fectu:.i ic:h L. ;..:.l any other. Thr who !,.ye
tried it, know t:,: !: cured ,ncm; t!l"."w.c :.,o
not, know th:'; I :es ,!.cirnc:Shbor- a.u ,"i.i.
ways-,ha,i i: :.e" ::ail through any ,:.ul: ":nc,.
.: < 'i:i:i"- cf,heir rcn:hn',i'.rc:.
cl The ih;.ni.'.- t,. .il.S, IN. 80:
kn"wn III c"c :r''t; .,.:r'.....'a.' 81. ;.'-,' ct
publ J. ihr, '''',.;....: ~ ~: 81:
III II! riil'" 'i:.::i',.-- Ir.;.., ":..r :G! nJ-
by ani'""!;. r"".. i ~ go .,,.,:.r. .:n
eve, fr''. .i"i,nasrs =. = ,t:s. III.
being lGi,', rr.,rtii ..':. "a. ~. i.'n:.,
their ISc IN !.':y '.naa:.'!.
They 81 e':c y: i!c !r: c::h' ,l.::"Grr =. the
il into hea!;l: lion .r!a,:.. ..:c n,-;y,. t.r.s
the body, 70 ,vri:.. .hc i .cs,.,.: ar:an tu u!.-.
ranS"m.',:: ,:.. lie i,'-: rri..i:, IL disease.
Min"t' iii. cti"ns az" givca j., .,.c w,atnav on
tS noN, l!r ;c blowing conpl.i:.;:, w!.:i, desc
For I,y>rrp.i.i or rnd,ge.rion. Ft..ic.s-
ness. K.:ingMOr aU.t f.s,>$ of Aun..t:tr they
sh:.ui'l b. taken moderately -,i:ni:;.,:s Ii, ,,ni.
nch. aud restore :ts healthy tone ..M.. action.
l": lH,rr s'""lp1::int and il variou- symp-
tons, isiii"a. Headache. h:cii Ear ar..tt-
ache. j :aunilirr NJ Green sickness iii.
iOu~ t1lt,, nn'i niiiaus E..vrI.a. they IN ,;ht
=: h 'na!hi..i! taken for each case: 10 ret III,
UHtas CIV ctinn CT remove the ot>truct!n.. .!iC,l
cHu-c it,
Fer E,Saentrry or 1liarrLu;,, but o:.e
T f"s sH ns:s:t., s gsns;a.; .e,sa 1ao. era,., Pal.
ntL.ts"n of the sscnrt, Pain lii the
Hfur. kack anu lOths, they should be COutin.
uou>lv '.kca, as required, to change the discussed
acin,, Of the system. With such change those
complaints disappear.
.. fnr Dr"p.y and Dropnienl sw~l'inga
they should he taken in large and frequent doses
to produce the eilec. ofa drastic purge.
taken II it produces the desired eject BY sym.
ratly.
a hin"rr PIN. take one or two Pills 20
l'rom"tt diS"s ton and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
howclS INTO healthy action, restores the appetite,
ana inFiGhratrs The system. Hence ii Is often nd.
vantagcouS where no serious arrangement exists.
One who feels tolerably well, often finds that
dosc OF these PiNs makes him feel decidedly bet.
ier' nom their cleans ing and rcnoyating effect on
li:e digestive apparatus.
Dr.J. c. -iYEH.e CO., Practical Chemists,
LOWELL. MISS. ". S. n.
a CERTAIN CURE FOR CHIlIs AND FEVER
FIrst AXE the Blood and Liver Pills. to work
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CHRISTOPHER HAYNEsWORTB
nANBETs AND fSAIR-DRKssER,
N'l!ES his frie 1ds and all persons who are
D. 1, aesirous OF receiving good SHAVE or
On hAMi.oO, to pay him q call at his new
lNti, D4EtNG, etc, attended to in beet at Vie
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-01

Rumors Have Been Circulated
PY some jealous people, that MILE. CAEN,
ID the well.known bRESS-MAKER, (for..
merly engaged with R. G. shiver Co.. was
In announcing this to be false, and Will be
glad to receive her former customers and all
who will honor with a call. Oorsets made to
order. Apr % 12*
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GLARETS, ETC.

GAAREFS, ETC.
Summer Stock of Wines and Liqnors,
IN FULL VARIETY.
WE beg to enumerate some of our leading
w brands: b
CLARETS.- Gervais, quarts.
St. Estephe, pints and quarts.
st. Julin, pints and quarts.
Margau1, pints and quartz.
Poutet Canet, quarts.
r,,r La Bose, quarts.
HOCKS.-Laubenheim
Hocllheimer
Deidesheimer.
Ihese from house Of Hcnckel & Co. Mainz.
WHITE WINES.-Latour Blanche,
Chateau Yquem,
Raute Sauternea,
c1,,n. Brandenburg Frercs.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES & Chaudon,
Pommery i Grcno,
Ohano i DuchatcI,
And Imperial" California.
O1Es.-Brandenburg Freres and James
GIN Eennessy. vintages1665, IS. 35.
Onr stock OF DOMESTIC WHISTLES. GINS.
RUNS and other LIQUORS AND CORDIALS'
MOP. enumerated abo1aSwill be found in full
supply aId at lowestmarket rates
Oqr celebrated a46rsf1tl OF "MARYLAND
CLUB" VIII 1sKEY-<for which ne arc sole
agenta-always on hand.G Its purity, strength
anu exquisite flavor have made it the sayofite
brand wherever INTRODUCED
Orders solicited and Sa$tsfa ction ruaran.
!eea. GEORGE 'SY1IaIENS.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-04-10

were seen on the island carrying
boat over the rocks, and soon it was
launched and took off three bpat-loads
from tle outlying rock.
While rescueing those mel, Captain
WilIiamsand passengers cailel loudly
to the crew the boat to come 10 the
boa % come to tae snip and take them
oT .igst, is they were in the most iEl-
minent danger, the Captain saying, -
will give i've hundred dollars for every
boat loal rescued" The boat alter
ward made ftr the vessel and t0ck OF
two boat-Ipads.
Half an hour later another boat
came and rescued many Of those cling
in: to the c;sging. Third officer 8rI-
dF, who had succeeded in reaching the
a.,re over a line carried from the YES
sci By himself, organized q crew, ana
materially aided in the work Of res
cue.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-04-10
NEW YORK. April 3.

Narrowing details of the awful scenes
attending the loss of the steamship At
lantic continue to be received. All tic
women who were asleep at The time
the vessel struck were drowned IN
their berths, the heavy seas which con-
Istantly poured over the vessel and tiii-
ed her preventing them from reaching
the decks. Some Of the women, who
showed remarkable presence OF MIND
and appreciation Of the awful situa-
lion, only reached the deck TO be wash
ed iuto the sea and drowned. One
woman, following the example OF the
sailors and the stronger male pasoen-
gers, took to the rigging, and was
iashcd there TO keep her from being
swept away, but froze to death in that
position soon after.
At six O'clock the men on shore
wrote on II blackboard, Cheer up;
boats are coming to your assistance,"
and the announcement was responded
to by hearty cheers froai the ship. Al
ter half an hour OF awful suspense men
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wREE E.s'gsGsTEG.zTEON.
ssTEss0 IS .esp0ss559G :
Ehe Evidence.
JAMES IRWIN

JAMES INV IN
Being sworn according to law, testified
as follows:
/ took the Office of Treasurer of Bel
mont County about the first OF oeptem-
Der, 1868, and went Oue OF Office on the
the first Monday of September, 1872.
NV habit of redeeming road bonds
was, when the parties presented them,
to examine them, and see whether
they were properly signed and wheth-
er they were due; if SO, l then figured
up the amount Uf the bonds and coup
ons and so paid the bonds; then | usual
iy placed them in an envelope ard
marked the amount On the envelope
and the name OF the person that pre-
sented the bond. Previous 10 this l
WAS in the habit Of stamping them ex-
cepting in the thr0ng of collection time
perhaps, then filed them away with
cut stamping. On every evening /
bad place in the safe for the purpose
of deposfing them; they remained
there until settlement with the Audi
tor and Commissioners which was in
March and September. Bonds and
coupons were neVe! with one exception
taken up from my office until settle
nlent, during Mr.. Clark's administra-
!ion; upon settlement the Auditor sent
one or two of his clerks down 10 the
Treasury office, and they were assisted
bv myself and my own clerk. The
bonds were first divided to each road,
and then folded mp, they counting and
footing them, and then we counting
ard footing them. They were then
taken and relied up, each read by
Itself, with an envelOp cnt at the end,
they were put in and sealed up and the
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-04-10

GOOD FOR HoRsEs.-I have used
Prof. "AnderSon's Dermador" on my
horses for Calls, Scratches, Heelcracls,
ETC., ana am pleased to say that it is
the best preparation that have ever
used for such cases. I have been a con-
slant Traveller on the road, driving
horses for seven years, and have never
found its equal. JOHN J. ANgEs,
TraveIingAg't, Dr.Herrick' k'sRemedies.
See advertisement in another column.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-04-10

Full returns from Cincinnati give
Johnson, Democrat for Mayor 600 ma
jority. Campbell, Republican, for Pros
cutting Attorney for Police, 80.
Between the Republican and Liberal
Republican candidates for CitySoiicitor
the vote is SO close that only official re-
turns will determine which is elected.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-04-10

Michael Ruddy, a young man en-
ployed in the yard Of the C. & p. B. r.
at Bellaire, met with an accident on
Tuesday evening which viii probably
prove fatal. He was stepping from
one track to another to avoid an en-
gine and WAS caught by some cars
coming down another track and both
legs crushed.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-04-10
TNE RESULT.


TEE RESULT.
The result Of the election on Monday,
for Delegate to the Constitutional Con-
vention surprises the most sanguine
friends of Judge Cowen. We were
prepared to receive the news that his
majority was one thousand over his
competitor, but we were amaze1 when
we found it to be over tlCO thousand.
We feel certain that man OF as much
general ability, OF such profound legal
knowledge, Of such acknowledged in
tegrity of character and of such general
fitness for the position as Judge Cowen,
would receive the support OF all classes
regardless of party, who had a pride in
seeing the Delegate of old Belmont oc-
eupy a prominent place in that Con
vention. Judge C0Wen received nos
only the votes OF his party friends, but
a very large number from his political
opponents. Various reasons in addi
ton to the exceeding fitness ofthe man
for the place, may be assigned as cause
for this almost unanimous support by
the people, and almost universal con
demnation of his competitor.
There is sense Of honor among the
masses of both great political parties
that causes them to spurn Aith con-
tempt the man who would ride into
places of trust through trjckery, deceit
or lying. 1t is the operation of this
principle of manhood IN this County
that has caused its people to set the
seal of condemnation upon the late
candidate Of the Democratic party for
the Constitutional Convention. We
are glad to. say, that the Democratic
masses finding that their candidate
had set sail olt upon the uncertain sea
of treachery, abuse and mi5TepreSenta-
ton taking with him few, who stand
In public places and "than'S God that
they are not rs other men are" de-
serted his leaky di5reputable craft ana
proclaimed openly that they washed
their hands Of such low-lived infamous
business. With one hand Mr. Collins
would seek to impress the Temperance
element of the county, by a secret cir
cular, signed by his person al request
and circulated by his own hand, that
he was the personiicatiOn OF temper
ance and that the whisky element had
something to fear from him, and with
TIE other he would indite letter
asking, why do the SaloJn keepers op
pose met One day he would seclT,
the election from Sabbath School t
temperance convention in Columbu
and the next, he would go to Columbus
TO keep up appearances, but teare tht
city before the convention assembled
One minute he would say to temper
ance man that the republican candidat'
was not temperate, and tie next, whel
asked if there was any difference be
tween himself and the other candidat,
Oh that question, he would reply theri
was none.
It was this inconsistency and doublt
dealing that convinced bis own part.
that he was not worthy Of their sui
frages. Judge C0wen has been nObi.
vindicated by the decision of the higli
est tribunal to which he could appea
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-04-10

All of the Republican Candidates for
Congress in Connecticut, three in num-
ber, were reelected on Tuesday by ma
jorities ranging from 500 to 1850.
The Govenor and Legislature are Dem
ocratic.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-04-10

The new postal cards are to be ready
by the first of May. They viii be
three by FIVE and one eighth inches in
size, and will bear u one cent stamp
and the water mark 'U. S. p. 0. D."
The law calls for 1OO,O0O,O00 the first
year.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-04-10

The passenger steamer New State
plying between Pittsburgh and Wheel
ing, came in collision with the tug
Eagle" on Monday and was sunk
The passengers were taken on board
the tug and brought to Wheeling.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-04-10
Chair 1Manufactory
E0ysssUsfie, Ese;1sosst Go o

/ II Z undersigned wishes to inform the
public generally and his old customers
that he is manufacturing the genuine
HOME MADE WINDSOR CHAIR.
which have always been found so much srpg,1:-
or to the bought and sold work OF Eacto,ies
who have no particular interest in their GUS
toners getting good warranted article ALE
my woca i, warranted, bea, and 1 VIII take,
pleasure in showing the differences of work
as guarantee one-hsif dozen Of my own
manufacture TO out wear one dozen of bogznt
aad sold work. Old work repaired promptly
and ss TAR prices the best materials OF all
kinds used.
! mar27tf WM. II. SEAMAN
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-04-10

Thejury in the case of Lawyer Quint
against Laura Fair, in San Francisco,
Saturday, gave the plaintiff $1,000, fee
for defending her in the murder trial.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-04-10

Tom. Wright, colored, has been
found guilty of murder in the first de-
gree in Washington City.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-04-10

A Toledo bank and store were rob
bed Saturday of $500 during the pas
sage Of a circus procession.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-04-10

The Ohio House of Representatives
refused to pass the bill abolishing cap
ital punishment, the vote standing 29
for, to 81 against.
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LEGAL NOTICE..
Court, Belmont County.O

TO Philip Morgan OF Des Moinss, Polk COun-
l. ty, Iowaa Aiary A. Logan, wife OF James
B. Logan of Jasper County. Iowa, Eliza j.
Edwards, wife OF John Edwards and &artha
III. Edwards, wife OF Ignatius Edwards, both
OF harrison County, OuiO. You will take no
tice that the testimony touching certain
claims presented by the undersigned to the
Probate Court for allowance, tO-wit: One Note
of hand tor one Thousand Dollars, on which
there is a credit of two hundred dollars and
interest paid 10 July q, 1871. Also, a Note OF
hand tor SO -, led August =, 1871 made pay
able TO y. bingham & Co., or bearer, and en-
dorSed by A. Bingham Z Co., with interest
from Dee. 2, 1871, against the estate Of Amos.
Morgan. ST., dee Il, Of which am one OF The
Executors, will be for hearing at the Office Of
the Probate Court in 81, Clairsvine, Belmont
County, OhiO on the 26th day of April, 1878 at
9o'cI ock y. NJ. HENRY MORGAN,
One OF the Exec 1tors OF said estate
m 4 F2-5W
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-04-10

An unknown man Saturday fell
from the railroad briJgeat Z2ne5vilIe,
and was drowned.
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w MA n.

Byan immense practice extending through periocl
of wears having within that time treated nay thOE-
sand cases of those diseases peculiar to woman, l;
have been enabled to perfect most potentand agree
able medicine that meets the indications presented by
that class of diseases with positive certainty and e1
actneSs.
To designate this natural specific compound IEs--
rarnni IL
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THE LADY'S FRIEND.
BGaltiilllGVP PPGliunCirOnO

All know whatth Magazine is-and that it
contains the most admirable Stories, Engray-
ingS. Music, Fashion Articles, Patterns Re
ceipjs, etc. But all do not know lat its pub
I.siiers are offering with it,
LITTLE SAMUEL
ing from his sleep at the call of the Lord, and
which has The rich AID glowing colors OF fine
oil painting, and a spiritual beauty all its own.
This ChTOrlo Will be sent 10 every $3.50 sub
scriber, and to every person senGirp a Club
and (ab special ratesl;o every member ota club
SPLENDID PREMIUMS.
Seeing Machines, P,dtet Fare Gold Chaines and
RdtcheS, ETC.,
viii be sent 10 those who get up Lists at the
81 50 rate. (Send fol List and Terms of Pre-
niums. \ great oflerD
Five Serials are announced for next year
The Master of Grey lands, hv Mrs. W oo,i aU-
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and Fannie HOdgson.
TEINS-ALwAYs IN ADvANCE.-One COPY
with GITOmo) 3 5d Four copies, with four
Chromos (and one gratis, So o.. Eight copies
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The above Clubs be made up conformity
Of the Saturday Even ing Post and the Lady's
Friend. ii fifty cents is added for each COPY of
the Post with ChrOmo) taken. If the Chromea
is not wished, fifty cents may be deducted from
each I-adyfS Friend Su6ScI iber. One COPY esaef1
oI the Lady g Friend, saturday Evening Post.
and the Chrome. will lie sent for So 10. Ten
cents extra must I'll ways tie sent for mailing
expenses CT each ''iifoIno.) Address
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-04-10

DORoFF. ,. &H. Dealers in Groceries, Pro
ID duce Oueensware, Glassware. Hardware
Sc East of Court House.
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.
the rrrc!.r os laoJrrl. Medical. Chemical and Phar
tnacerl.cal StcEcr l,rsc uf .IEy longer taking the
llr.ra. rclgi-iye a.d ilseu:J i.is, composed of
tl.csp crude n ,,..i 8 ig-edirntS. when cGn by
e.lC:ni lj.ra C.r.iic.t rycaSc, extract al
t,c catAar c ~ Il "a tiic iai ~ crtle9 from the
flcst yalaahi :. vTiis, d c1Iccntratc them
into ~ ;,s,; ,;l:le't. "' cTtJ L1.-= ahan u
fss:Ial - - z i..l. o;.i be ieay fYaloWed by
thott c s:' - s"'s ;,s stn;uacns ana iaStluiouS
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in most - cealssied f.:.a, much caiharc power
as il embodied n ayef tie lIise pills found Tor sale
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~ nrt in Trt }.1ct NJ ali tGe c1se lie
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-04-10

ISiRST NATIONAL BAN x OF ST, CLAIRS-
L VILE. CAPITAL Slu00eG.
sFBank open from "a. NJ. until 3P. VI. Dis
count days Tuesdays, ut l0af N. Money received
cn deposit. Collections made and proceeds re-
nttted promptly. Exchange bought and sold.
Directors RossJ. Alexander. David Brown,
Joseph Woodmansee, George Brown.
ID. II. y CoWEN, President
II. G. WELDAY, Cashier.