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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-05

nSy-WELL DoNE.-we like work well done and
from the favorable reports which constantly re-
ceivmg IN relation to DIR s. A Weave Canker Salt
syrup Canker Cure and Cera inclined think all
mo be cured without iurng constitution Tie su-
NOR Of these medicines has shown himself workman rightly
pretending the nature fhumors and complaints adapt
ing his remedies 10 their entire We confidence
these preparations than any other articles
public.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-05
From Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3

IHILADELPHlA, JHh 81, , T. VI.
The manged remains of young German Pedlar,
who disappeared the 9Th of January found
evening at Port Richmond. The body had been dis.
membered, the head cut of, and concealed in three
sacks containing stones to sink them The sacks were
frozen in the ice and were accidently discovered bv
some children, playing the ice. Andrew Mcbride,
who recently murdered his brother in the neigh
borhood is supposed have been concerned in this also
in connection with brother, dead, and another
relative.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-05

STATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY:
In TIE MARION CIRCUIT Court DHcEMBER TERN fsoi
Proceedings Foysign AftachDeHJames Drake John H.
Raysor.
will notice, that James r.
on the day November A. d. 1885, sued out wit OF
Foreign nom the Clerks Office Of the Marion Circuit
Court against John Rayso the Of hundred and
eighty dollars which writ has been returned
executed and pending in the sad Maon Circuit Court
H. c. Nxwcoxs, Attorney for plaintiff nbcwew
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-05
From New York.

New York, Jan. 81 .SP M.
Lawrence Kelley was, hung in the iail-yard at
Brooklyn, this morning, for numbering Golding
Haran Knickerbocker was hung in Buffalo, to-day for
numbering C. Hardness.
Grund, who have been hung in New York
this morning, resped four weeks 10y the Governor,
in consequence of the confession OF his mistress that she
administered the poison.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-05
INDIANAPOLIS

b1-At the last Democratic National Convention the
following resolution adopted by vote of POS al
Resolred That be recommended that hereafter each
State be entitled many delegates in future Demo-
cratic National Conventions il has IN their electoral
college, and no more.
In the appointment of delegates all the Eastern States
have strictly adhered this recommendation. Two Sem
atoria delegates and conngent have been appoint
ed by the State large and delegate and
ingent appointed for each Congressional District. In
of failure of the principal the contingent attends
and takes his seat.
Kentucky Tennessee and Mississippi, the only South
States heard FROM have disregarded this recommen
daon and quite an additional number of delegates have
been appointed These delegates although they do not
increase the vote of State yet they the
Der of delegates and contended increase the speak
ing members by bringing in all the Democratic member
of Congress- well the leading politicians and talk
ing men Of the South and thereby delay the business
The last Democratic National Convention five days,
when the business ought to have been completed two
If there only the numberof delegates to which the
States, under this recommendation were entitled to, the
Convention might call for the ayes and noes on every
important proposition and the delegates names would
then be recorded. Each delegate, representing State
District would then feel the responsibility OF his po
stion Under the present system, the vote is cast by
States and there is record of the individual votes oil
the delegates Indiana has heretofore appointed six del
egates for the State at large and three from each dis
trict. Whether she will continue pursue this policy
be governed by the recommendation Of the National
Convention question for the consideration of the
State Convention which assemblies the oath of this
month The original resolution in favor OF restricting
the number of delegates the number of votes in the
electoral college, introduced by Mr.. Bright The
Of its adoption the unnecessary and Interim
nabe debates questions OF organization and colate
raj issues having very remote connexion with the le-
climate ects of the Convention. We have mention
ed this subject bring the question to the consideration
of the delegates rather than make any suggestion
to the policy be pursued We hope our friends will
think of it.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-05
NJ rIoE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Proposal- win be re-

NJ Office TO ooNTRAoToRs-sealedP Proposals viii be
~ ceived by the Board of Directors Of the Clinton Draw ge
Company, the counting Of r. WhcomA q Co.. nm Cln-
ton Vermon county, Indiana until the l2h Of February next
for building OF Draw Bridge The Wabash River al The
Town OF Clinton
will three piers and small abuimenis Of csoHs
masonry containing about $40 cubic yards The supersincure,
plan similar Longs will be 56l feet long Fans
cihcarions payment &c together with al
formation will be given by the Directors the place receiving
proposals. by the Resident Engineer OF the Wabash aud Erie
Canal Office, in Terre Hasie time previous
the letting WIN KILf, President.
WV. p D>rr Secretary. jamie
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-05

eF[y-AN INVALUABLE REMEDY-None except tho.s
who have suffered all the horrors of Dyspepsia fully
appreciate the value and efficacy Perry Davis Killer
ereis, remedy for this disease N all S forms
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-05
From Concord.

CONCORD, ~ H., Jan. 81, SP NJ
The State Temperance Convention assembled yester
day, largely attended, and resolved to support
any officer opposed to the Maine liquor law.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-05
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2, s p. M.
SENArE-NIr Berriep, about to leave the city, was
excused from serving special committee Florida
election case
Mr. Miller presented petitions from silk manufactur
ers asking modification of tariff on silk goods.
Mr.. Stockton presented resolutions Of New Jersey
Legislature favorng Kossuths doctrine Of Intervention,
and commenced speech in opposition TO them.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-05
From Dayton
DAYTON, Feb. 2.

The State House at Columbus Ohio, was burned
yesterday morning. The papers in Senate all de-
stroyed. In the House most of the contents were
saved The building is supposed to have been set on
fire. 1t is the old State House.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-05
a FARM FOR sALF.-An imnroved

a FARM FOR SALE.--An improved Farm 81 2i0 acres Of
excellent land lbs Of the cleared and $50 acres
under There large orchard Of cultivated fruit frame
by good hewed To- dwelling he FARM Ia
well watered with living prngs Il is eight miles Of In
danapolis Indianapolis vile Psnroad and within
anaf miles of the Central Plank and Tere HGuie Rail
roads.
For further apply the subscriber
Tere Haue q Mark Collins on The premises
Jan H. 1s52 jan20wg BRIDGET COLLINS
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-05

=
Hungarian committee have prepared bonds under ma
tona laws, for Of 81 $780, payable upon estab
lshment of republic of Hungary.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-05
From Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, JaI

FAILADELPHIAI jan. r. VI.
Rumor of duel at Baltimore threatened between
Gov. Johnston and Senator Cooper. probably arising
from quarrels between Johnson and Daniels at Rich
mond, amicably settled
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-05

u The line east being occupied with private bust
ness have been unable to receive our usual tele
graphic reports.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-05
From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Jan. %, 8 P. M.
Doct. Owen, nominated by Democratic for
Treasurer of Maryland.
False telegraphc reports OF Americas arrival
South, strongly condemned by the press of New Or
leans
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-05

MI oLAssBs.-2o bbis. n. o. Mol.ssss
yI 10 bbls 8. II. Mossses
lust received and ts sale BY BROWNING e. MAYER
dec23
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-05
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From New York.

Expressly for the Daily Indiana State Sentinel.
BY THE ORIELLY LINE
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-05
HNouNpRY IN rEaRH HAurE roR sAIE-1r. Ne,

ENoUNDRY IN TERRE HAUTE FOR SALE-The new
wabash Fcundey IS now offered for sale I'M conse
quence Of the sickness during The past fall Of proprietor
and his inability % carry The business.
This Foundry in fine running and readiness for business;
oeng Well supplied with Machinery Stove, Hollow Ware, and
other Patterns and Flasks and having thirty
and Scrap Iron well as other stock
The Moulding Floor will accommodate six MOuders and be
enlarged with ilile
Having improved Fam iron Is melted
with simPe horse power than in the other establishments the city
horses accustomed the work that
but an engine can with LILLE expense be connected with
Terre Hauie s rapidly improving From lis position CON-
mands trade
Of railroad about completed indianapolis and extending
Cleveland Ohio and with the extension OF the Evansville
during the this trade greatly which
makes desirable point for mauufactoes of any kind
With small additional outlay, his Foundry well managed.
can be made TO pay for itself a very shou
To those who wish engaSe this business in desirable To-
cation such opportunity the seldom
Of lime.
For terms which easy, other information appyio
jan22-wowd2wr TsTTeH aute, Ind
e. a REwARD.-The above reward will be pad IN the
- " finder off GOLD LEVER WATCH Joinsione
maker 129I Tuesday evening on the MIR
chgan road north OF the city, by leaving al this Office
lal24-dSw3w
Peoria Eye Inhrmary and orthopadic Institution.
REFERENCES:
Hon. E. A. Hannegan Indiana;
Hon. Wilson Shannon tx OF Ohio;
Hon. VIM p. Bryant Elk Chief Justice Of Oregon;
Hon. Isaac p. Walker u ). Senate
Hon. John Moore. Springfield, Illinois;
Hon VIM McAury, Lieut. Gov. OF Illinois,
Hon. 5. III Trest, Springfield, Illinois;
For further information address e. COOPER,
ian2S-ly Peors, Illinois.
New York great variety Cassmeres Tweeds, Msdder
Prints DeIanes, brown ard besched MusIis &C. which
selling cheaper than ever.
seepBBLs. PRIME CIDER vNEcAR-Ju.t received and
<n eB for sale, wholesale or retail, at -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-05
COLLECTION IN ILLINOIS
u. MANLY,
TTORNEY AT LAW,

MARSHALL. CLARK COUNTY, ILLINOIS,
MWAvING general acquaintance from twenty years residence
in the country in Tie collection OF claims
and payment Of ak the part Of Illinois,
He refers 10 the Congress from Illinois for his
city and fidelity in business ,
feb4d&w6m u MANbf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-05

e a a REWARD!-The above reward viii be pad the
- " finder of GOLD LEVER WATCH James Johnsione
MAKER No 1891 lost last Tuesday Jan MIR
chgan road north of the city, by leaving Ibis Office.
jan24-ddzw3w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-05
Peoria Eye Inhrmary and orthOpadic Institution

~ EW GOODS! NEW GOODSt-Jrst received direct from
New York. variety Cassmeres Tweeds, Nader
selling cheaper than
iaa22 II J. HORN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-05

I'm Act authorizing the Circuit Courts Of this State TO try
and determine Indictments for Felony enrolled
copy thereof duly certified.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-28
LAND OFFICE REPORT.

The report the Commissioner of The General Land
flee shows that during The past fiscal year not less than
$40 067 of the public domain Sold Of which
pol 34 located with bounty land In
addition, 52l9sS were reported under the swamp
land grant, and OPS 800 for internal Improvements;
making aggregate of l3 u.s. LIS The
The sales and locations OF The previous year amounts
3i2 372 acres; and the Commissioner remarks that the
sales would probably hive been yet larger but for The
sive for rail roads in Mississippi Alabama and
Missouri The sales and locations in the succeeding quar-.
ter ending 30h September in the aggregate ! 53
acres, Of which 1887 l6 located with bounty
land The surveys of the year 1922 953
acres than 100000 of which have been advertised
for sale.
Under the act of March last the district land officers re.
ceve the per for the location Of
for cash sas and as The net was in part ctrospccvcex
tending back 10 February, loiTSllOSlb have been paid
Of the Treasury To extent The Government has
been reimbursed By the maximum compcnsa-
ton allowed 10 the district officers.
The Commissioner high compliment; TO the prompt
energy, and efficiency with which the Surveyor Gene.
Iowa ana Wisconsin, and the associated
with him. conducted the survey OF the northern boundary
Iowa. r.p" OF the work is 10 be communicated 10 Con-
yress ra'iv dRy.
The rcpn.r Of Dr. D. D. OWES the geology OF Wiscon-
sim lows and Minnesota being printed and with sera-
rate volume OF maps will shortly be TcJdy for delivery
Dr. OwEN proposes geological survey in Oregon and in
region OF tic l7ausaises Ierrs in Nebraska This is
gardcd the tertiary formation Astounding with the fossil
mains of extinct species of animals each combining the dis
| uncve characteristics of several existing races.
Mcssrs Foster and WHTSEYs final report the geolo
gy OF the Lake Superior land district is also promised
Inc number of bounty warrants issued under the act of
lS4T is s3l3S of which 1896 have been located;
er inc act OF 1850 the number issued is l3S69S Of which
6oob nave been located and under The OF 1852 Ill
have been issued The aggregate quantity nf land covered
by the various issues Is 400 Notwithstanding
every precau,on frauds are sometimes pcrpctraed and ma
issued frauduen, assignments The commissioner
recommends that an act be passed authorizing in all
the issue of The patents 10 the persons Who rendered the
vices for which the patents were granted with the povso
that the title shall enufe the benefit tho parties con-
emplated by the of S47 and 1885, their heirs as
sgneea or devsees He further recommends that all the
warrants issued soldiers who served in the of 1872
should be for l60 acres without reference 10 the length of
service.
In addition those already mentioned and scrip
have been issued ty the division having charge OF the Vr
eina military and bounty lands under the OF 1872
amounting 10 q, 766 acres.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-28
LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.


FRIDAY, DECEMBER "a, 1852.
The Senate was not in session o.day-havng adjourned
over till Tuesday.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
mr.. MARTz occupied The Speakers Chair
communication read from the Senate transmitting
the passage by the Senate OF various bills la which thew
Inc os were 'cad first and second times and ordered n
be engIossed and read third time.
OIL 10 lncoIpoini the Land Creek Turnpike Compapv
on nolioh VI hr. SRo" ~ns taken up, FIRST and sc
cond time and ordered TO be cnprossed N -
The SPEAKER thir MARTz) laid before The IJou.e CON,
municaun from The Board of Public Works 1r,nsm,,Hnn ,
statement in response The resolution ndnnrsd ha ,h
and owned by the ST ate in the James River and Kh
company which on motion Of Mr. LEWIS was orda, Cd ~
be laid upon the table und printed. y
PETITIONS.
me IosioWlEg petitions presented:
oy ar JACKSON OF WoodOf citizens OF the county .,
WOOD Tor the construction of Railroad from the town
mamspot In said county, TO the North Western Virgins
BY Mr.. OF citizens of the county of Ro,ho,
sale OF intoxicating liquors. - ''S
by Mr. ARSETT-Ot citizens of Marion comfy FIR ,hs
passage Of an act for the better protection of sheep BY inn
posing tax on dogs. op' - ~
on motion oil Mr.. WEtLMAS 10 adopt the foow,no Yesn
luton, That committee Of fire be opooined with ins,rnc
lions TO bring in bill increase the comnsns,t;on ~ al
commissioners OF the Revenue this ana
Ine question belng put hereupon there quorum
present. 13'"'
On motion of Mr.. DusIop that the House adiou,n \
division was called, motion of air JACKSON Of Wood
when II was determined in the amave-ayes 49, noes 90
Inc Rouse thereupon adjournedu nil next Tuesday, 2Sh
inst, at IL O'Clock.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-28
A CITY STREET.

love the fields, the woods, the streams.
The wild flowers fresh and sweet,
And yet love not lees than these,
The crowded city street.
For haunts of men, where'er they be,
Awake my deepest sympathy.
/ see within the city street,
Life's most extreme estates,
The gorgeous dones and palaces
The PRISONS doleful gates;
The hearths, by household virtues blesl,
The dens that are the serpent's nest.
see the rich man, proudly fed,
And richly clothed, pass by;
zee the shivering, homeless wretch,
With hunger in his eye;
For LIES severest contrasts meet,
Forever in the city street!
And lofty, princely palaces
What dreary deeds of wo,
What untold mortal agonies,
There are as chambers know
Yet is without all smooth and fair,
AS heavens blue dome OF summer air!
And even the portliest citizen,
Within his doors doth hide
Some household grief, some secret care,
From all the world beside;
II ever was, it must be so,
For human heritage is wo!
Hence is ii that city street
Can deepes, thought impart;
For all its people, high and low,
Are kindred TO my heart;
And with gearing love, share
In all their Joy, their pain, their care!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-28
&C. 23-cif AspinwalI. Charlotte county. Va
sTEvENsVILLE MALE ACADEMY,
WASHINGTON ACADEMY,
AMELIA COUNTY. VA.

this viii Monday.
10Th 1859 July s 1859 after which
open regularly September h Of each year, and July
following.
The instruction is lu and torough-c
elementary higher English branches the Latin,
French Languages. and Mathematics.
TERMSluIon Mathematical and Classical Department. per
munis. SIS En- ish Department. SU Board,
lodging shing fuel ar lights So per month.
For further information, address the Principal Wincrham
Office. Amelia county. Va.
Observation-Disclosures HARRISON Prof Courenay Prof Sche DE
We're. University OF VIRGINIA. Dec G-cMfw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-28
THE LILY AND HER WOOERS,
AN ALLEGORl

An ALLE6ORY.
4 Lily that grew On the banks of stream
Waswooed by the Summer Wind,
But the giittering robo OF her lover, the Beam
Was more beautiful far TO the mind
She opened her heart TO receive the Beam
That tinted with gold each leaf;
She yielded her thoughts to Loves first dream,
That dream so bright, yet so BRIEF
(which love you most, oh Lily fair2"
Said the Beam in his honed tones;
my gold and the warmth Of my rays 10 share
Or to pine with the cold Winds moan Z"
''rhc Summer Wind has gentle breath.n
Sighed The Lilly in tones distressed,
But to part with your dazzling ray, is death
10 the beauty upon my breast
''rhe Wind has been with me both night and day;
He has borne to me on his wing
The cooling drops OF the Rivers spray
And the balm scented breath Of Spring.
ale has bowed with gentle touch nv ores,
Ger the murrnuring Rivers wave
To see my form on its bosom impressed n-crr
And my snowflake petals 10 lave.
"But you have watched in the mornings light,
For the first bright glance Of your ray,
And wept in my leafy home at night
When with daylight you passed away.
u have turned my cheek to your burning kiss.
And bowed TO your gittering eyes.
Anu nave Tell thrilling emotion OF bliss
When your smile on my white brow lies
1.-THE Wind is a gentle friend but, oh
Your love is more glorious far
For, decked in the radiance you can bestow,
shall shine DER my mates like STAR
So the Wind deserted the Lily and she :
Was proud OF her dazzling mate,
And looked ON all others disdainfully
In the pomp of her queenly state.
Blu, noon day came with its suItry heat,
And she yearned for The cooling spray;
But no balmy Wind was there al her feet
To sooihe with his mu.muring lay.
And she turned her faded cheek to the Beam
Oh depart with your whitening glow,
Or give me one drop Of yon ripng streaah
To moisten my aching brow"
In yain--t~as not his To gve-and she pined,
Meath his chosen love. away:
And calling upon the gentle Wind
To give her the rivers spray.
Sisters, beware how We love or prize
The glitterin2 outside show:
But Look with affections, rot vanity's ewes,
To the worth that is dwelling below.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-28
FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
Murfrccsborough, y. c.

NY n,Hda nEp 6s;o i1'q language and Literature
r1NII Institution located in Of The hea :hful
q Eastern Carolina II ninth session wi, the
of the different departments will be perfected the
arrincn. vii be conducted with special peculiar
h atu!cn and ample provision made cold
daily The Institute has Library Reading Room and Cabne,
Minerals The Chemical Astronomical and Philosophical Az
South. The Literary Society al the Institute Moahy
yesiye Lectures delivered MED with cx.
detrimental The Music department furnished with
new am! ver superior conducted by vn,leman
Te cher BY Lady Colleagues Musical Sorees h.
monthly There also and valuable Organ daily
The Bible regularly studied, and throughout Whole
Is hal 10 TIE moral culture OF the student The young
Ladies do cot visit the Sores or Post Office but make II purchases
through rlens All letters pass through The
anls OF the PRINCIPAL and where there suspicion cansnc
dian The 10 not 60 abroad without proper attendant
Thry allowed visit receive calls attend
divine the Sabbath such place the Parent Guar
danny lrec T" prevent rivalry in dress, simple uniform Ia
;h a Wednesday Of aud March The a sesSion viii
The ~ "Wednesday AucuSt 10 the al Wednesday III October
Students 'nter aany tine and cttigtd hc"l!Es Il the
srton viii be made Tor an absence Of month
illness Parents and Guardians are earnestly requested
r. hose hose living 's
sessbe the Bcykn Depot Y mites from the Institute.
where gu!ar conve: ance VIII always De found
Rates Of Board Tuition session Of fire months parable
Ore.h1y III GdrGaee
Elemen;ay hmetic, Grammar, Ge'gahy Writing &csl0 90
French Latin Greek and Ialaa each 90
Drawing AMI Embroidery. each no
Painting IN Water Color: 90
Musie, Piano &C Guitar aoi seaphine each 20 60
Use sO Of Pane Pan" and serarhine, e,sh o.
do Do. G Gginn 29S
scGo"l room Expenses and Vocal Music 2 Gu
Board the ln;ue not including The privileges Of lie bath
Application admission be made Prlocpa! by letter
on the premises OF the Institute Sept 25-cw4m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-28
Pierce's majority, li43.
AN IMPORTANT PROJECT,

The Government Of Bolivia appears 10 have wakened
the importance OF opening communication with The al
anc by means OF their Rivers Benz Bance and Mannora
which fall into the MADEIRA the largest southern branch of
the Amazon. The commissioners appointed TO examine the
of opinion that the difficulties great
formerly believed and that with small expense they
may be obYlated.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-12-28
MRS. II. @. BRoADDUs'

BERRY grove, CARuLi." co. VA.
III h- opcnr HE 18th Of January. 1873. that beng b
~ the u!G at this institution T.,
healthy un pleasant. and Is 10 suitable
boarding sCg0n TIE
embrace all III. higher branches thorough
iish education with the French language ana the Pa.
The school entirely under the superintendent
Mrs R.raL. whose experience aud impar,ns
ION. best recommendation
Interested IN subject. Mrs NJ " Lewis viii
boarding and financial al the cstabr and
pledges cudtI give satisfaction that DEF
~
q M deduction Will l., 4b
srnre after ur.inrc except oI pGuiracri Illness
scholastic Ia months inciu ling
50 sirs fuel ra's. with instruction the Ea.h language
pSyuble "a u adj" SlluI
French. and ornamental needle w"IS each 5W
Music Piano a. Professors charges. Use OF
the Piano l1m
Communications r sUhcc', addressed 20 Mrs II & Boit
or Mrs NJ W Lewis Bowling Green viii be promptly oa!e