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RED + lie Id q SAY AGE.
STEREOTYPE FOUNDERS,

IL CHAMBERS STREET, NEW YORK CITY
S,TEREOTYPING of BOOK AND JOB WORK
~ done at the shortest notice, Ia in the best man
ner. Secondhand type, but little worn, CHEAP tof
CASH. j. $. REDFlELD,
c. G.. SAVAGE
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WILLIAM T.. AUSTIN,
PITTSBURGH, PA.

Card-WM e AUSTIN, ESD will give his atten-
ton To- nv unfinished business; and | recommend
him TO the patronage of my friends.
WALTER FORWARD.
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CHARLES GILMAN,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, QUINCY, ILLINOIS,
VIII promptly and faithfully attend to any profess
siona business entrusted to him Western Illinois,
and the river counties of Missouri and Iowa, above
Hannibal.
gTParticular attention given to the collection OF
DEBTS.
Refer to Hon. George Evans, U. S. Senate; Hon
Elisha IL. Allen, House Representatives julyl-
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DESIRABLE CITY RESIDENCE FOR SALE
FINHE subscriber, intending to remove from Wash
Il ngton in April will dispose of the house and
premises he now occupies, on very accommodating
terms. The house is situated +, 18th street,
one of the most elevated healthy and desirable loca-
tons in the city. 1t is three stories high, of brick,
with slated root, built and finished in the most SUP
santia manner througho ut wiiha two story kitchen
in the rear connected to 1t by large entry. There
also in the large room, twenty five feet square
and about twenty feet high to the roof well lighted
and finished, recently erected.
The lot contains about six thousand square feet of
ground, well enclosed, planted and paved come citing
to @ street by a ten feet private alley.
The property may be examined, and terms made
known, application to the subscriber the pre-
misses. Possession may be had Immediately if desired
JOHN G.. CHAPMAN.
mar l9-dtf
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DR.. T. C. EVANS AMERICAN VEGETA-
BILE VIRMlFUGE.

BILE VIRMIFUGE
TT is fair to conclude that every man will speak in
Il high terms of his own produclions but, with re-
gard to this prompt and powerful norm destroyer the
proprietor has only say, gre trial. and the re-
suit will show you how much i, is entitled to its dis
tnguished name. If worms be the cause of com.
plant, fair trial of this medicine will soon decide
the fact.
Ii is compounded of pure vegetable ingredients,
and may be depended being both safe and
For sale by
w. YOUNG,
Sole agents for the District two doors cast of Gadsbys
April 6--3t
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EOR hiRE.-A boy about II years of aye, a
i good house servant, Enquire Of
E. b. BOUTWELL,,
ma 81 Navy Yard.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-28
FROM FRAGMENTS M TIN1E


FROM FRAGMENTS OF TlME-Eyerv man
Is guilty Of wrong. which il would he wrong for anv
other man TO attempt To right. We cannot act rich,
where we have no right to act. II might be good
Tor the idle, were lie compelled TO labor and for the
spendihnit, were we 10 control his esiate But
what would be attended with partial good. would
1nVoive universal evil, sndangering ali personal H.
berry and separate interest Ia rghIing one man 5
sSrong' we would wrong every mans right
IL Is a well known principle in Grammar thai
two negatives destroy each other and are equivalent
20 an affirmation. IL would be we'll If the same oh
famed in moral philosophy. lf Two errors were
equivalent 10 one ruth, many systems of ethics
would suddenly experience great augmentation of
truth
Virtue is both a title and an estate; a title the
Gaost exalted because % is God who confers il; an
estate the most rich, because il endures forever
Envy may not derogats the title because il is wrI {.
ten IN The book Of Heaven; and fraud cannot dim
'nist the estate. because no ain can reach il.
There is nothing purer than honesty-noihing
sweeisr Than charity; nothing warmer Than love
nothing richer than wisdOm-noIhinR brighter than
ylr'ne-and nothing more sIeadiast Than filth
These united in one mind, form the puresl The
sweetest the warmesi. the richest the brghies, and
the most sIeadfast happaess
When we see birds at the approach Of rain. an.
oini'ng Their piumage with oil TO shield Oft he drops
should II not remind us. when the storms Of conten
on threaten Us. TO apply The oil Of orbearance and
nus prevent the chilling drops from entering on
hearts.
TO accomplish much, man must live as il he
were immortal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-28

(cAUoHr ~ 4 PRINTING oTFtcE)
Thou long-ia'led. ebon-syed nocturnal ranger.
What led thee hitler among types and casesl
Dos ihou not know thai running midnight racesj
Ger Standing types s fraught with immrnsnt dan
Een
Do munger lead thool-Didsi ihou ihink II fnd
sumo cheese Parmcsan 10 delight Inv mawY
VAN hope'-none but literary nw
Can mastioats our cookery rai the raipd
Psfrhanoe thou hast literary taste
love iof letters and hat sor of hing.
bni Why thon wire-islled imn--tbon veynoin ktns
Dids thou bnt yesiernighl devour oar pss,s
And throw oar types into pyramids of pis
Thy dooms De .fsed--cono Tovsser =, him A.
tPicayuus.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-28

SURPRISING PROPERTY or oIL-The nc.
ton Of OIL. N sIoppin- the violent ebulon of vart
rs substances - Iruly surprising II is we'll known
hatifa mixture Of sugar, honey, or the like he boil
ing upon the fire and in danger Of rising over the
sides Of The vessel, the pouring in Of little OIL
makes u Immediately subside. In many cases the
marking circle round The inside Of a vessel, in
which liquor Of this kind is 10 be boiled. with q
piece OF haid soap will like a mngio ring. con
fine the ebuliton TO that height. and NOT snfTsr !,
10 stir any further
THIS is wholly owing to the oil Of fat contained
m The soap. but there u besides these smother verv
important use Of oil'on like occasion, which Is.
che pouring little Of IL on sny metallic solution
while making. This resifains The ascent Of ,ho
DoEious vapors. preserves The opera tor from danger
and At the same time, by keeping down the svap.,r.
atng matter gives fedoubled strength 70 tho men.
slrum. Pliny has mentioned en- extraordinary effect
ofoii. ~ shilling the surface Of wafer when u /.
sgiiaied with waves. and the use made oft by the
divers for this purpose
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-28
NJ " GOODS

NV GOODS
USf arrived fr'm New York and now being
81 opened At l63 Nam street. corner Of Market
alley. Wheeling
The subscriber has inst received Iarge and
superb stock Of DRY GOODS. which he viii
sell az low prices than slmi ar 20 ds we're ever
SD Tor IN the Western country.
am brswn muslin az cts a y+rd
I'm ca'icps vaTipIs patterns cents ward
4-iths lawns NJ % ccuts yard
large and elegant assortment OF mouse
de lanes aud shallsps
splendid variety IF dress silks Eght and
dark plain add figur d.
The largest aud most beautiful assortment Of
shawls, scarfs aud manullas ever offered m I'M :
marx 81 all Of he latest styles The attention az
the ladies' ~ particularly invited % these articles
large supply clio he and vcstings cheap
splendid assortment Of gentletoe.is summer
clothing cheaper than The cheapest
straw hornets and hats for Is4l
great rlctv ofsilk. wOrste aud cotton hose
and socks. Assorted ribbons and a general ; 10
ply Ut fancy goods
Clt<ens ana strangers are respeC tfully invited
10 call aud examine this sfsrk "a the subscribe
Is sure they will be please b1.h with the goods
and prices.
may u ALEXANDER HEvM,N.
LNLOUR- Choice Family Flour ofA BediIlon's
4 hr'nd, constantly Tor sale hy
NAV III MKEE a. co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-28
AND OHIO RAILROAD
COMPLETED TO HANCOCK,
FARE-From Wheeling to Baltimore,

FARE-From Wheeling To Baltimore, SI3
From 10 Philadelphia SIS
Seats taken Through and Ia re received at tho
Office Of the National Road Stage Company next dor
below the United States Hotel Water 81 and NJ the
Virginia Hotel, Wheeling, Va Two Lines will leave
Wheeling daily, at ] O'Clock, a NJ for Baltimore
and Philadelphia arriving at Hancock the bud
day al NJ thence by railrund to BnlIimore aud
Philadelphia. Passengers in these lines will be
but One Night ont ~ the Stages and only 43 hours
10 BALTIMORE. and So hours 10 Philadelphia. resting
hours m Baltimore. The Fast Mail Lines lCaves
Wheeling daily a o'clock a NJ c'nnectug with
the Railroad Of Hancock Passengers for Washing
too City take passage to Hancock aud thence by
railroad
Families who wish TO avoid the one night travel
Gun be Accommodated with Stages that travel by day
only.
June II A. COwTON. Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-28
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
III = ~ NEINNNI
spq9e4ees.


ME proprietor + J Grubam, takes pleasure in
il informing The public that he has re-iaken The
above mentioned establishment for term Of years,
whore he will Accommodate lis old friends and he
public generally Having handsomely furnished
The whole establishment wuh new bcds, bedding.
and bedroom furniture throughout he confier {.
" assure those Who may favor him with a CALI that
'hsy will bud the accommodation % desirable and
comfortable ~ esn be had IN The State Of OHM
ne also takes this opportunity Of returning
ms Z nnks for the very liberal patronage that be
has heretofore, been fhvored with in SAID establish
merit and be pledges HIMSELF in entering upon bis
new engagement with The publict0 merit whatever
puironlge be may receive
lie has connected with The United Safes Hotel n
large IN extensive Liussy Sia5le, where PERSONS con
he accommodated with choce horses or carriages of
my description upon The shortest notice nrd che
most Liberal terms The United States TIoiel being
'uaed m he most central part Of he town. and n
nediaieiy on The uelmbost landingas we'll AZ being
he general place u resort and boarding house az I
arso portion oi The business men Of The town. % n
lords greater facilities to pers1ns wishing 10 irausact
business han sny o,her establishment iu the place
Families or individuals can b. accommodated with
1rivste parlor nnd chambers as they may desire.
A carriage will constantly BE- kept On attendance ai
he sisam boat and packet boat landing fir the au.
COMMUNICATION Of p1ssengers
TJGRAHAM. PtoPHiErop.
Say 90 lst2- In
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-28
NEW STRAWBERRY
HovEY's Seeding


Wis celebrated variety OF tho Strawberry. nj
II ter the trial ufanother year [ihe EIaarHl has
tttll proved far superior To anv kind ever seen in
ihis country. Specimens Of the frut were o. hi
bitcd before the hlsstchu -etts Horticulmr,l So
ei'ty, thelast season, which were universally nd
miIed, and were pronounced. by all good ipdge
% De ofeXtraordinary sizs and beauty. U6wards
oi ten quarts were cXhiS ted At the ueeting oI
sunng from i've O. SIX inches m Circumference co.
The following description Of this VARIETY Is sub
Joined " ~"
Fruit, yery large. round or slightly oyate. cori.
cat aud never cpNcUmb shaper, even In the yer
larsest heru-s. Color deep shining red paler, IN
nc shade seeds inserted IN a slight CAVITY
flesP, scarlet, (ualer IN the largest berriesl and
u m ahnunding with an agreeable acid and We
~ hkh n tNored Juice. not surpassed by anv other
VARIETY. FOotstalks loug clevating the fruit from
we ground, nnd every berry attaiitna good size
leaves large, and rather light green. Vines. We
~ vigorous, more 20 than any other kind and As
baidy a. the Dti Nirgi IA or the Mulberry, sian
u.ns TIE past NE winters with scarcely the a. 70
siTuction q a single plant
he variety has gained the premium Of I've
Hitsachns~tts Horticultural Society, fr four
years 90 succession although in com EDITION v,if n
try. 80 '"'' S''"-
riants % this Strawberry f1r ale byJ 1JrS
."Ei .iDN t-de Icr 90 JOhn Riichir AZ one doII1r
PEE d"z-n 90 be delivered any time after Septem
bar next ''
NIINEGAR.-Par- clari.i,d eide vr,rg1r vrIy
sin'ng. Gait and see NJ the family er,cery
store nearly opposite the bis Rid boot
INV 20 IN ELLNAKFR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-28

Ny dsaf-sin," ssd gentleman 10 hard drint
~ do siop topiug - or you will wear DOT The ooai,
Of your siomath." Then lst ne stomach vork In
is shin sleeve. vas the reply
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-06-28

|NNIH
pursuance iua deed Of t'usi from Joshua ~.
III krns sud Jacob 81. 3 excl. o. mo. boafin- f4ir
The l2ih day Of Jolly rn lhe yelr 1899. now af Gee
ord n The cicrks office of fhe county coHu ior ONO
county. ho0k y. nngs 235 shall on Srt1ffry r.r
30ih day Of Jllv ucHist 2y'rork pm in fr1nf 1f fa
courthouse iUr Ohio co.. sell tp fho hfrlrgktesI b.f.
der. nj public suction. psuu Loi So. 8 u aqu4fr
80 / in ihc city of Whrchug. iry.iiuR u1 Nam
street thirty fNo feet md three irrhes Icing flr
same property on which the said Tokens a. BcksI
now reside
The terms will be male known on ihe dag oi
sale Selling ne trustee ! shnll convey fo the ruf.
chaser. such title as BE- ves', n ne By IRE sI.I
deeds. which Be- however bel eyed i1 be fnr.s.a.
nble CHNVLtS l. STRONG.
may 81 Trustee
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NOTICE

BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
hours or DEPARTURE
~ THE PASSENGER TRAINS OK
" IhE -MAiN STEM" AND WASHING
10y hhNNCtl' 81 ne Bslrmnrs and Ohio Raj.
rad. Ism Juns lsf2.
"MAIN sTEN.-
befuess Baiiiusors a-a HancooE
fRoN BALrmaRE
Al "a o'clock sn-and 81 o'cIotkru
fRoN HANcicK.
~ oclock A M-snd 7 O'clock p N
be''oee7 Boti'u7rs ssd Hi,Psr's Fsrry
fHsN BsITtNoaE
~ "a o'clo,k A A--aBd 81 o'clockFM
fRoM HAEFER's FEK.T
~ ~ O'Clock NJ -and y uclark PN
bss0ceH Baltimore aid Frederick
FRpN BALriHpHF
Al - o'elork a ~ and 3 O'Clock PN
FRoN FREDERIcK.
Al 10 o'ciock AN
bsf'oesH Baltimore and EiLooHs Nils.
FRoM BALTnnRF
~ a O'Clock M-and 81 n'elock ~
FRsN ELLcoTr's Mus.
~ - o'clock N-and I o'ciuck rN
WARRINGTON BRANCH"
From Baltimore for HashsRgloA.
A. = O'Clock An
y An
"h An
From Washington for BaLnmors
Al 8 O'Clock M
And4 PN
passengers by the morHing Train from washinE-
on can connect with the Western train al the Relay
House aud those destined South. who may e,,ms
~ rnher OF the trains fr,m Hanco,k, liar.
per Ferry or Frederick reach The Relay House 10
'nPe time To take the morning or evening TAIN fr
Washington City.
N b, Travellers will please take notice. that on
'nd alter Monday nexI. the ooh ilst, the morning
ram from Baltimore for Hancock will cease sion.
ing AZ EliicoiIs Mills for breakfast a. heretofore
Jun 10 BY order. ID FOLEY. Asent
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'cUPfiNG. ELErDiNC. q rU0mDgANiNa


ICUPPiNG. BLEEDING. a. UuluugANIN.
-HT
: LEWIS KALLENBERGTR.
UkaHN Fr. NuEfHrkl "a
NNitNG AND WkLTLINg --Tb. ufiet
~ .'gnri eiil ai'rnd li be- b. b.aI la..rn o. r
NV IN s-niug ~ nisA A 90 ti srI.r a. ave Il.
,''ns iu diuciag ,si Waiiz.rg. 81 iia -aai..oB
: nHm-cr are ct.irr-i h. VII raniisr. Cd. es.r-.
So. d not be- vii drclao af.d cave ". slf ~ %.
Sunday m,rnius neat A. "a EgEEDEN
my ~
AXE SALT Il slp.rs,r WaHsss.- CO.
~ GERS who retail are invited 20 examine th.
article. Tor sale by n NTkrE A On
NAV IL
- rORAGE.-Grocerie ~ P.l,iars s,r h. .l,.--.i
- with The subs ribers on accommodations torn.
may ~ a. MKER a 90
RAIsINS AT Auction
SHIE have this day received 20 R,,r. C,..h
w Ra.sius Which vii be- .old ,a.n,rr,,, M.
ming At The CITY Auction Room
may 10 BRENrLlNGER & SHAILCRoSS
A NOFFEE.-lUO rag, Zoo Cofi,-- T-,-,,---.
~ per steamer Neptune. aud or saIe los, A.,
may ~ NJ. REILLY
AiSlNS.-l00 hoIes NJ r. bunch R,i.,,.
4 u ilst received aud fer sale very low ~,
NAV ~ NJ REILLY.
hkRNGS loo b re- Scaich HeTT11g.-
Il n dried. just received and FOR sale low by
NAV 10 ". REILLY.
SPERh CANDLES.-6O bo1os assorted .Izr..
- Just received and for sale unusually low DIV
may ~ NJ. REILLY.
WBACCO 30 kegs No I. Twist.
boxes Cavendish l2s extra sweet. lust
! received and for sale by e. REILLY
q i'NCINNAfI DRIED BEEF, 500 Ils. a s,pe
- iv,N,
NAV 10 NJ REILLY
DRlNCIPE Sugars Is 900 a gcnn,oo All
n Gle. just received and Tor sale low by
NAV ~ NJ REILLY
MO L, MACKEREL-lO barrels. a mum. ~,
1 ucle' just received aud for sale by
nav ~ NJ REILLY
OAR SUGAR 10 barrels double refined.
~ n just received and Tor sale low by
NAV 10 NJ. REILLY
ENRENCH CURRANTS.-2 casks a superior
- ar'icle just received and for sale low nv
may 10 AZ RrITyv
VIRGINIA MONONGALIA LOTTERY, class n
for 1912. To he drawn at Alerandria. Va. june
H. 1872. G GREGORY. q co. Managers
GRAND SCHEME.
O'0OO' Ticket. $40. $4,000;
NBW JERSEY STATE LOTTERY. class G.. f,r
loi2 To be drawn nj Jersey City, On J. ON Wed.
nesday, June Is. 1912
GRAND SCHEME.
$4,000! s3Io,
Tickets $40.
UNION LOTTERY, Class 8, tor 1912. 10 bsJ,,v,
at Alexnndrin. Cd @ saturday, JuGeIs 1870
q GREGORY q co. Managers
GRAND CAPITALS
S30OOO s1oono
Tickeis $40
VIRGINIA LEESBURi LOTTERY. class m n,
lol2, TO he drawn al Alexandria ID c. S,,n,.
day. June SIS. 1912. JIG GREGORY a. co |
Managers.
GRAND CAPITALS
$685. sIo5rz,
Tickets 81
STATE OF NEW JERSEY LOTTERY. class II |
TO- 1912, 10 he drawn at Jersey Civ. m n am
Wednesday, June -, 1912 &c GREGORY |!
q co. Managers
SCHEME
$4,000, sIoooo,
Tickets $40.
Address oil orders 10 the renowned and far-lamed
lucky office Of
CHARLES MCINTYRE 4, co
Jersey Cry, or to their sub past office.
Jun 3 Broadway. Y V
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NOTICE.
W.T. SELBY & Co
TRUSTEE,S SHE


= virtne ui deed OF trust rom PearIy SHARP
ED To me bearing date the 9Th day Of Decem
Der. l~S9 ant now OF record in Clerks OH.
ce Tor Marshall county, book 3, folio 10, on Mon
cav the eighteenth day Of July 1872, at the front
uo'T OF t4e Court House for Marshall county /
shall sriI rs The highest aad best bidder pu0iir
au. on on the terms hereinafter mentioned, lhp
following described tracts or parcels Of land, VIZ
One tract containing iIIacrps aud S5 poles ly
ing on me wa.crs OF lIttie Graye Creek m al,
County Of Marshall, bounded rs st forth IN the
iqced OF trust before mentioned, being tho sam,
tiand conveyed To said Sharp by Jesse Iomilnsu u
1876.
Also a tract Of land containing so acres. living
on the waters Of Little Grave CTe,k IN the CO m
Is OF Marshall, bounded rs set forth IN the deed
81 trust before mentioned, being he same land
conveyed DO SAID sharp by Frederick Sny der no
wife by deed bearing date The Q IA dov OF MAJ
lS32.
Also tract Of land containing a acres. Q rood-
x 80 poles. iNlug on he waters Of It.tIsG ave
; eek On the said cOunuo Of Marshall. bounded as
set FORM ~ iha deed Of trust before mention, O.,
beng the same land conveyed 10 said sharp 10y
Eusha Goodneh and wife, by deed tearing DAT,
the 9th day Of August, 1888
TERMS OF SALE-Oue fourth Il the pur-
chase money cash one fourth 100 nine months,
one fourth no fifteen months, and the "a tuIu1
fourth nc two years, with Inferts. from be- das
or sale For the offered ~ credit iusta Imcut-
bonds with persOnal security o. be- approved by.
me vii be required, aHd the tic retained uuu
me who'll Of The purchase money shall nave
Deem paid.
selling as Trustee by vrfrc oftHc decd Of trrsi
before mentioned / s1a ID .ef auf convey UuI.
i'c Itlc vested on mg by ihc sgd Deed o. FROST.
whIcu o. ls believed hrWc.c~ vii. be fpuud ON
ANY further Information frsI.cd can be- bad on
application % me a' my Office on Main street fu
ne city o. Wheeling
JAMES S WHEAT;
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STEW AnT's PATENTFAN BELLOWS

" n II - FATENTEAN BELLOWS
HINOR FORCES. FOU NDRlES. &c-Th. "a ).
u scriber, agent for the above highly valuable
Improvement and substitute Tor the common beIn,ys
- now H. the city Of Wheeling for the sale of the
rights Tor the above Which he Warrants To suppIy The
place OF the common bellows with the E,lloNiny
advantages IL wall produce equal heat upon
irpn, IN 20 per cent less time with less consume
'inn oi coal. and less injury to the fire. II will heat
an hundred per cent hunger surface. Than cnn he
done with The cu..mon belows - easier worked viii
wear longer, - more simple, less liable To be dam
nged or get out Of repair. and more than ffy ncr
cent cheaper than any of the common bellows now
in use.
THIS article can he seen in operation NJ the E,rpe
oi Messfs Helm x Richardson and he sub.crib.r
may be seen at present by those who are desirou.
~ purchasing either OF the above establishment or al
the Balnmore house on Monroe street. and after n.
leaves Wheeling will pass through every county in
The State Of Virginia. unless he should pre-, Iously
make sale ofthe right for the whole state
he subscriber viii also give references, By per.
missinn. a. more than one hundred practical forgcrs
and founders who have the above article in use nj
- 10 Mesrs Helm q Richardson. Main street
wheeling lie - however satisfied that IL will on
N require an examination 10 convince any man o,
The superiority Of has over the common bellows
THOMAS l. CLEMENTS.