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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-09
DR.. HOW MLLSS
VEGETABLE MEDICINES
GENER
Montgomery CO. Upper Dublin Township,
September 8, 1927. !

Montgomery co. Upper Dublin Township, }
Seplembsr 8, 1927.
DIR. Howel-Sir:
have heen recommended call on you
for assistance for child OF mine who Is subject
10 fits. she Was taken with them when about
four months old, aud has them by spells even
since She is now three years old. have
had three Physicians 10 attend her, bull all 10
no purpose he child Is hearty. with the ek-
ception OF those spells. Please 10 send me a
few lines by the bearer, expressive OF your OPP
mon whether you can care or help her.
Yours, ISAAC WOOD.
This child, who had been subject to violent
fits for a nerOd of more than two years, was
entirely restored 40 health IN a few days. and
has continued free from them ever since.
CERTIFICATES.
have seen Mr.. Woods child repeatedly
since, and aver that she was entirely cured by
Dr. Howell, as represented in the aforesaid
tatement.
The case of MI Woods child while it may
Justly excite our admiration, is one whch /
consider as marked with striking features AT
the early age of tour months She was seized
with fits, and suffered 10 distressing degree. by
the violence OF The paroxysms Noiwiihstand-
ing the Efforts oil three very respectable pro-
iessonal gentlemen, the parosysms continued
to recur after the usual intervals, aud with the
usual Jegree of violence. This stale OF things
continued until the child reached her Bird ,ear,
thai IS for IN re han two years. DIR. Howell
was al length consute but AT n time hen liz
tie hopes ere en- ertained by the family that
any ellie otnal service could he rendered b, hui
man ageney. But to The self graduation ofihe
parents and thu happiness of the lille sufferer
complete, efiectua and permanent relief was
almost Immediately obtained. Alter the exhi-
onloa OF few doses OF the medicine, her health
vas established A period OF nine months has
since elapsed without return of,he paroxy SIN,
oil even symp, ON OF the complaint. Having
"a knowledge Of the fact and acquainted with
the circumstace of the case, | cneerfully sub
scribe 10 tie reality aud correctness Of the fore.
going statement. JOHN FIELD.
PHILADELPHIA, July 4, 1929
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-09
WOOL GANDIls G.
COMMISSION BUsrls ass

COMMISSION BUSI1s ass
TMNHE subscriber informs his friends and Ii,
III public thai he continues 10 do business
"a Commission, and promises that no pains
snail be spared 10 give entire satisfaction 10
~ Planters and Farmers who may conide 10
his management The sale OF Tobacco, Flour
r other produce. HIS Office will be kept al
he Store OF Messrs. J & s. HaIsey, next doc,
relow the Farmers Back
ID. SAUNDERS, jr
Jan. 10 lom
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-09
10 MrS. Margaret NcKealy, adm1. Of
Henry McKcniU. dfc.

neH'Y hthcntY, acc.
A , YOU are not an inhabllant OF this Com
IN monwealth, we take this method of no.
flying YOU, that we shall, on the o4lh day OF
July next, proceed, AT he house of Capt John
Lynch, in the county of Madison. and Slate of
Tennessee, TO take the deposition ofthe SAID
john Lynch, to be read as evidence in sui,
now depending aud undetermined in the Su.
perior Court OF Law, for the county of Camp
bell, wherein you are pitt aud the President
Directors and Company ofthc Lynchburg and
Salem Turnpike Company, are defendants II
from any circumstance said deposition be not
taken on the 9th, we shall proceed at the same
place on the 10Th ofthe same month to take
l.. WILLIAM RADFORD,
President Of the Lynchburg & Salem Turn
pike Company.
June 10. 1woO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-09

MIDWAY HOTEL,
CHARLOTTESVILLE.

n A XAupi has the pleasure 10 inform
go his friends and the publ {, that he has
taken this new and spl' ndId establishment
btely erected by MIR. Alexander Garrett, which
for beauty oil situation, is perhaps unrivalIed
cling located IN the South Western part nj
Charlottesville, in the midst OF u beautiful grove
of trees and ON "A lovely e,ninence, nearly equi-
distant from Monticello, (thc late abode of tie
venerable Jeifrsoi) and he University of Va
ga, commanding a charming prospect OF both,
as well as oftho surrounding country, which rs
remarkable for ITS scenery.
The Hotel IS spacious and provided With eve
~ convenience that can Conduce the com.
fort oil travellers. The bed-rooms are lofty.
airy, aud furnished in the besl manner The
table will always be supplied with every deli
cacy, which the fertile country around eau
produce, and the bar offers a ctloice assortment
Of every KIND OF liz iors, selected with care
from Richmond and the Northern cities. The
Stables are of brick, AIRY, sp cious and in every
respect very convenient the water being con
veyed 10 them by conduits, insures constant
supply 10 the horses.
Travellers who viii the Springs of Virginia
or resort 20 the upper country in quest If nealth
or pleasure, will find ihi, the most elis lille situ.
alton on THEN route, and the present occnpan,
pledges himself to use every exerlion to conIr.
butte 10 their comfort.
June % 2w90
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ALSO.
HaAESDW ARE

= "" ooZ dentemens Beaver Hats, OF the
rery. first order.
faAEsDW ARE
me snl serIbefs has also received a large assert
mrht OF Hardware. among which is almost eve
' at'cle IN lle oadIery line. VIZ:
Ladies aud Gfnllemrns full and half Mate
Strrups
uil and hall plate bride Bits
smooth fled Roller and lnet Buckles. every
SIZE
Teal and sham Roller plated Buckles
I'hted S1des every size
lacks and Saddle Bosses
few Gro .rainine Webb
"o'S'fa and Cotton Weddings, of every des-
sctiption in demand
fns' rate Glgg and idug Whips
u'eg handles and Bands. &c. &c.
oaudie Trees and Hogskins are daily expected
rno GROCERIES.
10y nave also on hand general assortment
OF "foteflrs, among other articles are
orleans and Mnscavado Sugars
Cuba hndJaya Coffee
\ few boxes Chocolate
Pepper, Spice aud Ginger
-oo SACKS Salt, Liverpool filed
+ # nch Brandy and New England Rum. INV
"hoIesale) w
lie" boxes best Imperial Tea, &c
n 4, EVIE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-09

A0tA kNsOrlCE.-I wish 10 sell m,
En:M. Id tract of land, lying in III.
lSisik lower end of Bedford county, n
sASsAk<s bout seven and hall miles from
Lynchburg. This tract contains 400 acres,
bout halt in wood land, the balance under n
good state OF cultivation, and well enclosed.
The Improvement sare a comfortable dwelling
house, with all necessary out houses, and
good barns.--As no ono would probably pur.
chase without first viewing the premises, it
will DC unnecessary 10 be more particular in
The description The terms will be ecommo
dating, and made known on application to
Il he subscriber, living on the premises,
EDMUND cOBBS.
Dec. l. 1889
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-09
TRUST SALE.

-y .irtne ri a deed Of trust executed TO me
o subscriber bs YIN. Ibell, bearing date
the i4th day Of September. 1927, and dnly re.
corded in the Clerks Office oi the county court
Of Amherst, for CERTAIN purposes therein eA,
crossed, shall proceed 20 sell, IL The highest
bidder. for ready money, before the doo'
Of the Franklin Hotel. in the town OF Lynch
burg. on Tuesday the Both day of June next
whether in place or out) four valuable slaves,
viz Patrick, waterman, John whee'
wright. Peter, a waterman, and Lewis aooy )
.r SO many thereof rs will be sufii 'ien' % an
.wer the purposes of said trust. Acting as
trustee shall only convey such title ass Ves''
"a In me by sni deed and none oiher
ARCHIBALD HATCHER, Trustee.
POsTPONEMENT.-T above sale |"
po,,ponod until Friday the 3lst day oil July
ne,,. a, which time il will take place. A. II.
July2 -------------- losyz -,
E0HE next sessioa of the Subscribers SehooI
u will commence on the 6rst Monday IN Al
pust In IL will be taught all the branches
Constituting good English education, and pre-
naralory TO College course. Persons tvingan
Iynchburr, and wishing "a remove their chill
dren from those vicious and idle habits, incident
10 town life. can be furnished with board ~
ren,ecl families, on moderate terms.
Every Scholar will he required 10 conform
10 the regulations of the School
w. HENRY L. DAVIES.
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CertWcale Of Cnfbnrine ArLristn

o"IDlcHe OF Cdlhdriae Arbrisfo.
"ao complaint IN my right eve, which was
manned ""d weak an ulcer dlseharging vel.
WV. matter opened just below the eve, on the
,'s,' cheek a surgical operation wa. prononn.
ecu necessary by me deal gentleman, bu, I
va, "o' "'''ng TO submit to il. H. this state
y" W., me case applied TO DIR, Howell, who mn,
Co.; on'et course of hi. Golden Tincture ot
"d p;, ~ conjunction with his Vegetable Fa..
s;', = "'S' winch entirely supercedes the neces
ian , 'e'ca operation. The infamme-
Wv" was removed. The ulcer healed and ,bo
strength If the eye was entirely res;o, a" ane
out the pain, Inconvenience. and scor or WIN
gical operation. 'e"' VI sur
CATHARINE ARBRISTo
Dali, No. 2s2 Market ST. above 9Th
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A ISO

Domestic of every descriI lion, and larg
supply oil spun Cotton Yarn, OF every size. from
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-09
Warren county, Noe. 10, 1928,

Warren county, N0p. 10, 1928.
Dr. JOHN b. HoueH,
DEAR SIR-You have requested my op,nior
on The character of your Vegetable Family
Pills In reply, am able 10 ate thai have
made use OF them Tor number OF years IN nv
own parlicula, use, besides administering then,
10 great mum Ell of persons under II variety OF
inns OF disease, and always with the hap6:es,
results. One particular and remarkable case
vas that OF Miss s.. THIS l. y was aiTiict.
I'd, for period OF two years, with giandolar
s"eIings OF q very large 2e, witch, after be-
ing fully Developed broke and DISCHARGED 4.
great deal of matter, by which she was reduce
10 very low and weakly state. The approach
OF the tnmoIs was announced ~ 4 lficking SO. .
salon or itching on The surface. inflammation
en- proceeded rapidly, until they were fully
formed. Whenever the itching was perceived.
ner practice was Ia take one phi, and by the
use OF he pills Ion twelve weeks, taking onty
,"o week, the owtb OF tie tnmors was Ar.
rested, and their subsequent Appearance en-.
tmely prevented after which SIC continued In
mend and gained strength very rapidly. Pre-
vions to this she had been attended bya yer,
respectable medical gentleman, but wthon, T.
fect-and 10 the use Of the Family Pills aIon.
do not hesitate to ascribe her extraordinary
restoration.
Another case was that Of a child subject to
fits, IN which instance they did not fail to &C
compllsh complete cure. have exhibiie,.
them IN Dssentery, Bilious complaints, DehIli-
iy, ahd Organic dera cement, with very doci
ded effects, and feel no hesitate in recommen.
ding them as valuable medicine in the afo.e.
SAID complaints and wherever a mild purss.
tive is required
With sentiments ofesteem,
respectfully yours,
JOHN FIELD.
+. ). II may not be improper to superadd.
that 10 my own personal instance, few weeks
since. suffered from an attack If sometime
like Dysentery, and found few doses of the
Pills + remove it efectuaIy, unaided by an, o.
Their means. l.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-08
INsENSIBILITY no PAN.

The following extraordinary circum-
stance is given, on the authority of Mr.
Leonard Knapp, in 1.-The Journal of a
Naturalist" A travelling man one whit
er's evening, laid himself down upon the
platform of lime-kiln, placing his feet,
probably benumbed with cold, upon the
heap Of stones newly put on TO burn through
the night. Sleep overcome him in this sit
uation, the fire naturally rising and in
creasing, uutil it ignited the stones upon
which his feet were placed. Lulled by
the warmth, he still slept aud, though the
FIRE increased until it burned one foot
(which probably was extended over a vent
hole) and part of the leg above the ANGLE
entirely off, consuming that part so efiec-
tually that no fragment of was ever dis
covered, the wrethed being slept on and
in this state was found by the kiln-man in
the morning. Insensible to any pain, and
Ignorant OF his misfortune, he attempted
to rise and pursue his journey, but mlssiog
his shoe requested to have it found! anc
when he was raised, putting his burnt
limb to the ground TO support his body, the
extremity Ofms leg bone, the tibia, crumb
led into fragments, having been calcineC
into lime. Still he expressed no sense o
pain, and probably experienced none
from the gradual operation of the fire, anc
his own torpidity, during the hours hi.
foot was consuming. This poor drOveI
survived his misfortunes in the hospita
about a fortnight: but the fire having ex
tended to the other parts Of his body, re
coyerY was hopeless.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-08
POETRY

From tie Bottom Daily Adyertser.l
EBy OCoaao 10 Hqrdress Cregan.
Fare thee we'll IN not upbraid thee
With thy broken vow
Though thy fatallove BETRAYED me,
IT'S forgiTeu now.
Though the brte' tear IS starting.
Memory bids it flow
Not for present gief at parting,
But for 'iouy ago
For the hours Of hissfsl mectiac
Meath the ayed tree,
When thy stemet mode of greC,us
Was a kiss bc me;
For the hours ofyouug affection,
When a glance could say
More thln should escape detection
More than words beuay. %
Husband! is the red Up palcr2
Is the blue eve dlmi
Doth poor Elly's bright cheek fail herr
Still her hearts with him,
Him, who first that pale lip tasted
In It's youthful bloom;
Him, for whom that cheel, hath wasted
To a timeless gloom.
Thou hast loy'd the simple beauty
Of desert flower
Which lorgetluI fits duty,
Left It's homely bower
For time that beauty flourish
In thy sunny eve
But Withdrawn the light that uourish't.
Il must pine and die.
Fare thee well! TN not upbraid thee
With thy broken vow
Though thy fatal love betrayed me.
Ills forgiven now,
Though the bitter tear is starting,
Memory bids it flow
Not for present grief at parting,
But for 'loag ago.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-08

John Quincy adams, ex-PresideDi ofthe
United States, arrived at New York. on
Saturday the 18th inst on bis way to Mas
sachusetts. On Saturday, Mr. Adams
performed the melancholy Office ofvisiting
the grave Of bis son, lately deceased, who
was inferred at East Chester.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-08

The Newport Mercury ofSahWday last
says:--''This number completes seventy
ono years since the Newport Mercury
was first published in this town, Dune,
l755l by James Franklin, elder brother Of
Or. Benjamin Franklin.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-08

TIE Afar al Poyt .Hahoa.-From
letter Of Mr. Brown, our minister at Paris,
10 CAPT Downs, it appears that the French
government are fully satisfied with the
conduct Of Capt. d. in relation to the I'M
fortunate ARRAY At Nahon.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-08

An anti-tariE Wolf was recently shot by
a hunting party in Massachusetts, which
had, in the last eighteen months. destroy
cd one thousand sheep, in the two towns
of Sandwich and Barusisble.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-08

Z. S. LOaa.-The amount to be repaid
on the lst of July, 1929, TO the holders Of
government stock, is 50, 7S9, 722, % 100:
being parts of the loan Of May, 1914, Of
ten millions: a supplemental 6 per cent
stock Of ten millions, and Of the SIX per
cent stock of 1914
This amount being thrown into market
will relieve the pressure for money, beyond
doubt We believe the banks all over
are resuming their discounts, in modern
don.- Albany Daily Advertiser.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-08

About 80 emigrants from Yorkshire,
who arrived at this port from England,
week ago, have set out for the state Of H.
ilnols, via Moutreal.-A number Of them
had agricultural implements and some
money.-Quebcck Gaz.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-08

LsportaHi.--The Philadelphia Gazette
says that the neg Minister to Columbia,
T. 7. Moore. was bora in ihat city. We
we're afraid be lad been a Virginian.
Rich. Whig.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-08

ALSO,
BOTTLES OF LCRLdRDS SUPERIOR MACABOUGH SNUFF
,rs Country Merchants md others advantage
90 y I and t. love-
i -.V
4 D.
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PAINTS AVID DYE STUFFS.
PATENT MEDICINES-

Rohetsu'- Bleu- Brush Oh, Teeth Drawe
matte Drops Harlem OIL Common
- Stomach BJers Ouoda.toc Steers, lmprov
Ivory m. Pipes Godfrey Cordial Phosphorus,
Elastic Gum Cl- Fmes Glass Golden riuCu
t..es. Graduated MsaslresOI Of Spike
Brueies. Stau.ht0u'- Bitters Black Ink
Worm seed OH. Salt of Lemon, Durable In5.
Tea Sealing Wax, Cologne Waite
Itemn's Drops, Cucb.es, Sucking Boul
burlington sBa.- m Teeth Drawers Breas, Pipes
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-08

VIM. Allison M'Rea, late u. s. attorney
IN Florida, was killed on the 2ith ult BY
wounds received from gun fred from a
window, By Charles Z. Hawkins, late Of
ihe Mexican navy, between whom aud the
deceased, there hid been a personal diff.
Guilty foE scuse months.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-08

would be considered haIf dew rotteI on
machine that was erected for the purpose,
and | found it TO be of great utility, and
saving of ab6ras we'll as lint; the machine
breaks It ready for the scutcher or common
hand brake. and saves at least one thIrd of
the labor. On the common hand brake
nv hands cleaned from 250to $50 ID per.
day. after 1t was broken on the machine.
Mr.. McComb (the patentee) aud myself
tended the machine for , days, and I iouod
il moderate work to break for hands %
clean. and , hands will clean as much
with the scutcher as on the hand brake.
have, however. an objection tothe scutch-
err. "a it makes too much tow, Lsay about
10 10. to the 100. which is too much for
the farmer to lose; but ifthe breaking was
conducted with bale rope and bagging
factory sufficient to work the indifferent
hemp and tow, it would be profitable TO
use tie seutcher, as itwould save one half
of the labor of cleaning the hemp, aoo I'M
proving the quality. My loss onthe hemp
brake was 3 lbs. 10 the hundred. There
IS no loss ofIint in breaking on the machine,
and might almost say, there was none in
any way, for you save the Tow, which is
worth half the price of hemp. That part
of my crop that | broke on the machine
produced me at least % per cent. If not
80. more than if il had been fully dew rot
ted. | saw a letter written by Mr.. James
$. Bates. of Jefferson county, who used
one of Mr.. McCopb's Machines last year,
and he states his whole crop, of so acres
to have produced him % Is per cent.
more than frottei and cleaned in the usu-
al way. From my own experience | am
satisfied that thqe is at least % If not
80 Is per cent. saved in waste of lint
The machine is simple in its construction,
and the power may be increased from ono
to six horse powe-. | observed tho time
it would take to break bed of 90 ID. which
was five minutes the time it takes to lay
down, break, and take off bed, is fifteen
minutes; the machine that broke on, was
one of 3 horse power. On the hand brake
one hand would rot clean more than from
% to 80 poundsper day; it is not necoss-
airy for me to give you a minute descrip-
ton of the machine and its powers, as MIR.
McComb will risit your city in 10 or 20
days; he will call on you and give youthe
details respecting the machine; you will
find him quite intelligent, and from my
personal acquaintance with him, he is
gentleman that is worthy ofyour particular
attention, aud | shall expect you to use
your influence, as far as you should Judge
the machine useful aud beneficial TO the
community; | should not pretend TO say
with certainty what the cost Of building
one would be, but at a rough calculation IL
would cost something like $50, and it is
a clear saving of at least one third of the
labor, and if the sculcher IS used it will
save one half, and the quality of the hemp
is advanced from 33 l-3 to 30 per cent.
These are facts that are well known to the
publlc;--in my own opinion, there is
greater opening for a man with a capital
of $1,000 to 5000, in this, than there IS
in any other business IN this part Of the
Western Country Western IHcr.
I
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July O..
One half of Rose Isle for Sal

WISH 10 sell this valuable tract If I,.,
u lying on Tye River, in Nelst n CONN.,, ,,"u,
bout 3 miles from New Market, Ia, In. H.,
ton OF Tye and James Riyer,) where II ~
an inspection for Tobacco and boat navi,a
ton TO Richmond; in the neighbor hood ,bs,.
are two first rate manufacturing mills for A. NJ
The half of the tract contains, by estimate ,5nn
acres, and in good repair This tract i cons;
dered one the best in Nelson county. nar,;e,
larry well adapted to tobacco, corn & wheat. TIL,
land IS well watered and timbered, and a er...
deal OF fine tobacco land TO cut. There l. =
body Of 100 acres Of low grounds Of good onat,
ity on the river, attached TO either half Of THE
desirable place. The purchaser will be allow,
ed TO purchase either half OF this estate (,bo
lower or The upper portion) as may bes, sui, b,s
wishes. II Is useless TO give further descrin.
ton of this desirable estate, as those wishing ~
purchase will first view the premises. Mr.. 4.
ores, residing on the place, will shew the land
TO any person wishing TO view it. am dispos.
ed tosell on accommodating terms, but bar.
gain can be had for cash, or would take No.
groes in payment. Letters addressed 10 me n,
Or. G. A. Rose, in L5 nchburg with be prompllv
attended to. LANpON r. Garrett
May 7. ts-6
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-07-13
NEW ARRIVAL
OF
SUMMER GOODS.


~ respectfully invite The attention &c =
w Ladies toa variety of very ds. !. .aa
articles m the fancy line, recently selec,aS 70
New York. and just received here. Am IN
other articles are among
b,ue and blue black Gro. de Nap. silks
Black Italian Lustrings, superior
! piece finest black Levantlne
Florences and saiins, every shade
few pieces black Nankia Cranes
piece black Paris Crape--a new sr,cI.
White, Pink and Straw Italian do
Barge Ginghams-new STYLE
Bordered Linen Cambria Hdkfs
A few dozen Chinese Belt Ribbons
Barge and Decoups dress Shawls
Richest Gio de Nap do eyerv shan.
Gro de Nap and Satin Bonnet Ribbons
"A Bobbinet J.aces
Long and short white Kid Gloves
case Leghorn Bolivars
Shell, tuck and side Combs--larpest s;,o,
few pieces new style fancy Prints
Tnread Laces and Edgings Il The hapd,ou, ! /.
patterns 1'o'nes A
Needle worked Mnslins, handso rf,eist s,v,o !
Splendid artificial Wreaths and Roses Gn
July 9. LIE.