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KEEPlEG TURNrPs, ETC., DUR
ING THE WINTER.

The way l keep my turnlps,
parsnips and vegetable oysters, in
the winter, so as to have them
available for use at any time. and
to preserve their good qualities
from frost or exposure to the at
mosphere, may be new to most
Of the readers Of your excel
lent paper-hence this commune
cation
As late in the fall as is prudent
to wait, | take my old barrel, aud
put good layer Of dry leaves on
the bottom, then put a layer Of
turnips or parsnips, then another
coarse Of leaves, and SO alterna.
ting, being careful to put in a
good supply Of leaves between the
roots and the barrel, and also be-
tween each course of the veget-
ables.
Turnips properly put up in this
way will not be cOrky, will keep
good all winter, and can be got at
any time. Parsnips put up in
this manner, will be better in the
winter and spring than if left in
the ground, as is the common
practice, besides you are not OBJ
Iiged to wait till the frost is out
OF the ground before you have a
mess. Your barrel Of turnips
should be kept in as cool a place
as possible and still avoid freezing,
as they grow unless kept dry and
cool. The wind will blow the
leaves into heaps soon, when they
should be gathered ready for use.
Will some one put up sweet pota-
toes this way and report the re-
sult2--S. Massey, ia More's
Rural Ne,c YOrkcr, Nor. g.
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From the Indiana Farmer.
PRACTICAL OBJECTIONS Fob
GRATING.

'~-'-~-I = - =
MEssRs. EDnoRs :--Having
promised to talk to the readers Of
the Farmer, through its columns,
little about renovating an old
orchard-also how to top-graft, !
will preface no further, but des-
cribe each process in its own or
der.
To rcn0raic da old orch
ard.-Remove the live stock
from your orchard, then give a
covering over the whole surface Of
any aud all kinds Of straw, rot
ten hay, corn-stalks, leaves, cobs,
or the old rotten chip pile and
stable manure, and pillow the whole
under. Sow the ground in some
kind Of green crop, and pillow I'M
der repeatedly, until the ground
becomes rich and mellow; in the
meantime apply the axe, the saw
and the chisel to the dead and SUI
pernumerary branches, and occa-
sionally to the roots Of the trees
that are rotten and decayed in the
body and plant another in its
place. For the manner Of plant
ing, see over my signature, in the
Farmer Of August LIST, 1866, page
29S.
Cutting and Preserving
Brmsh for Grafting.-Take
the brush Of last years growth
water sprouts should be avoid
ed, though they will do when
not injured by winter: 1t will do
to cut brush from the middle Of
October to the middle of March
Always avoid cutting and hand.
ling while the wood is frozen, u
cutin the Gall, remove the leaves
and seal up the cut end with the
wax hereafter described. Lay
them away in hali-dried earth,
sand or moss, in cellar or some
out building where the water will
not rise- They should be kept
as nearly as possible in a station
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A Certificate from the Rev. ]. b. Finley
Cincinnati, March 4th. 1917.
DR.. Forsha-Thisis the FIRST time In my
long life that have given my name in
accommodation Of any medicine, as a gen.
eral remedy ,,hoagh | have often been solci-
tee. have used yonr Alternative Balm for
nearly two years; first, for the rheumatism
in my hip and knee. Of which was nearly q
cripple, then for very severe bruises on two OF
my family; then violent attack ofoiarrhaes
on myself; then for inaamatisn, for burns
bruises, and for very severe case OF stiff
neck, brought on by violent cold. and a
think have had full proof of its medical
properties, in great many ofthe diseases for
which you recommend II, aud have noi
found u to fall In even ole ofthsm. Still,
pc notsay that II Is an iniallibls cure, yet
is my sober conviction, that IL Is the be-,
compound for these remedies for which IL is
recommended, that have ever tired, d |
have tried many will not, II can pro-
cure II, be without IL in my family. for any
consideration. Hoping thut you will siil
continue TO COMPOUND II honestly and that Il
NAV relieve thousands Of sufferers, l most
heartily recommend II to my fe!low-citizens
most excellent Family Medicine.
Yours, silectionately,
]. b. FINLEY
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nc rAxoNADL LuDIz pRaR.

dE FAyONABL LuDIz pRAR.
Civ M dis ia sr dali bred
Piz, kaks, and mct beside,
TIA lod dc stumak, pan de he'd,
And COX dc vital tidz.
Aud II th s6n a friend dekaz,
Or diz IN agoni--
Wei tok ov 'Godz mistcrius wiz
And Ia II ol IVA dc.
Civ IN, tn plea morbid tast,
In spit ov pan and dot,
Ronsumjon-striuz arsnd de whist,
olmost tn stop dc bert T;
den. II iniermiti atcndz
Srstintcd projcni--
In vizitajon for 81 SIM
We'll Ia II 81 ti dc.
Yes, Civ us kofr, win and te, T.
And hot tipz introdus,
&c stumaks worm boo tris ia,
TIA wekn and rcdus
And II dsfiiu naty,rz loz,
Dispeptik We must be-
We skon TIA serG for HUMAN koz,
Bnt Ia II oil tn de.
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TO CURE nAc0N WITHOUT 4
SMOKE.

Rfe~s< 80
To smoke the best bacon Cat
your hogs early, aud fatten them
well. BY iattening early you
make great saving in food and
we'll lattened pork. Then kill as
early as the weather will allow,
and salt rs soon as the animal
heat is gone, with a plenty Of the
purest salt, and about half an or.
Of saltpetre to a hundred pounds
Of pork.
As soon as the meat is sailed
to your taste (which will gener-
ally be in about 5 weeks, take it
out, and il any Of it has been
covered with brine, let it drain a
little, Then take black pepper
finely ground, and dust on the
hook end as much rs will stick,
then hang it up in a good, clean,
dry, airy place. If all this is
done as il should be, Git ought to
be done now.) you will have no
further trouble with it, for by fly
time in the spring your bacon is so
we'll cured on the outside, that
flies or bugs cannot or will not
disturb it.
Curing bacon is like the Irish
mans mode Of making punch
He said: "Put in the sugar, then
fill it up with whisky, and every
drop Of water you put in after
that, spoils the punch" Just so
with curing bacon; after following
the above directions, every ''drop"
Of smoke you put about it spoils
the bacon very much.-P0ri.
Democrat.
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Helmbolt's Genuine Preparations.
HELMBoLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUIDEETRAC1 BUGHU.

For diseases OF the Bladder aud Kidneys, Secret
Diseases, Structures. Weaknesses. aud all dis
eases OF The Sexual Organs. whether In male
or female. from whatever cause they may have
originated, and no mntler OF how long stand
ing.
II ron have contracted the terrible disease
which, wheu seated in The system, viii surely go
down from one generation 10 another, undermi.
ming the constitution. aud sapping the yery vital
fluids Of ife do not trust yourself la the hands Of
Quaeks, who start up evr, day In cit, like This
and OIL the papers with gIaring fslsehooa
too well calculated 10 deceive the Young. aud
those not acquainted ith their Tricks. You can
not be too careful in the selection of rcmeds in
thesa cases.
The Fluid extract Buclu has been pronounced
by emine ~ phi, scians The greatest remedy ever
known. IL a medicine perfectly pleasant IN its
taste, and very innocent In It's action. aad vel
thorough that II annihiates every particle OF the
rank aud poisonous ylrHs OF this dreadful disease:
sud, unlike other remedies, does not dry a u the
disease in the blood.
consu ulioDai Debility, brought on by self
abnse, most terrible disease, which has brought
thousands 10 nniimely graves, thus blasting the
brilliant hopes OF parents. AID bighting Ia the
bud The glorious ambition OF many u NOBLE yonth /,
can be cured b, this fnfallibls Remedy. And As a
medicine which must benefit ever, body, from The
simply delicate TO the conaned and desppairng
invalid, no equal Is TO DO found acting both US a
Cure and Preventive.
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Usage Orange.
EvxnroS. Ixo.. Dec. Goth. 1886
Mn. EpIroR;-I notice in tho Amer.
lean. OF the i4th inst. lengthy arsi.
cleon the subject Of tho Usage orang.
as a hedge. purporsins to be the opln'
ion OF several gentlemen. ~ expressed
before the Agricultural society of
Franklin county Is to the utility. econ
omy. and praeiicability. Of hedging
and must cay that was not little
surprised 10 see such course taken by
gentlemen. who. | suppose. profess TO
b posted on this subject. But ! sho'd
not have noticed II. by sending this
communication, had not an editorial no.
tics. tacitly endorsing the views ofthese
men. called the particular attention Of
farmers 10 the snlicct under consider,
alton. One gentliman thinks that
fences ara better and cheaper, where
timber can be obtained. This I be-
lieve 10 b. the commonly received opin-
ion; yet I believe facts will show con
clusively. that 10 Is IN erroneous one
Now. in order to test Il, take a halt
milo ssring. To make ggood rail
fence Of this length. there will be
about $50 pannels; and in order to
mako il secure, il willrequirc ten rails
70 each pannel. ten times $50 will make
$500. the number Of rails required
to make tho fence. At very mod.
crate estimate. the timber from which
The rails arc made, is worth e75; then
TO cut the timber, make the rails, and
build the fence. at one dollar per hun
dred. for making and laying up the
rails. II viii cost $50; then board and
horse feed while doing the work. will
BE- worth At least els more. Those
estimates viii be found BY calculation
to be very low; and yet tho aggregate
cost Of half mile Of fence will be
$4,000
Now. what would y hedge Of this
length cost The sprouts ut $500
per thousand. would cost ell. One
man with good team can put the
ground in good order. for setting the
sprouta. in one day. which Is worth
say so. Two hands. In two days,
can set the hedge; at ono dollar per
day. will make $500. One hand can
do al the work Of cultivating the first
two years. say in twelve days; this
will make another item Of Si2.00.-
Couns al other expenses from that
time until II becomes a hedee..at &c.
80; which viii make total outlay Of
$4,000. Now this Is q liberal estimate
Of the cost Of an Usage Orange hedge
By subtraction, it will be found that
the real cost Of common fence, hal
mile in length, exceeds that Of q
hedge, the round sum Of IS dollars
and yet, in the face Of these facts,
model farmers think that rail fence
costs less money. zand shrcwd Ieditors
blindly endorse the opinion. as truth,
by calling the attention Of farmers q
the article in question.
]. II. RAY.
Tour shrewd correspondent is mis-.
taken in assuming that We endorsed
the opinions OF the speakers referred
to. We called the attention Of farm.
ers and others to the matter, tha
counter facts and opinions might be
elected. IL there are any. We shal
give Our opinion in February. Mean
while lot US hear from al who know
anything On the subiect.-Ep1
II
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Certificate q ON ID. l.. Starr.

Certificate iIom ID. l.. Starr.
| have known DIR. Forsha's Altera.
tive Balm to perform very extraor
dinary cure uyon horse that was very
badly cut, some time since.
| used 1t upon one occasion. exter-
nally. with good effect. ! believe II
to be perfectly safe and eflicacious
remedy to be uscdin many complaints.
d. l.. STARR.
ovember 2lst. 1858.
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"a WEsr FouRru STREET. CiScrSNArr,
Offer 20 their customers and others an unusually
LARGE AND ELEGANT ASSORTMENT
In all the varieties OF Goods for the season seeet
cd with great caro- In regard 10 STYLES, qualities,
and prices.
Attention Is respectfully Invited 10 very exien.
sive assorimenis In The following departments via.
lnccs aud Em broldc r. c., portion OF
which wore Imported direct.
sslKs oy THE NEWEST AND Cuoicrsr STYLES, In
great variety.
PRINTED MpsLIs-pk-LAixrs. PLAIN FRRScu MKH-
NOS, aud other Fancy Dress Goods.
Plain eolored French Merinos and csshmercs,
Bombazines and Aipaeas. Callcocs aud cling
hams. The styles and prees, rs usual, secure at
tention 10 this department.
flannels Musiins, Linen, housekeeping Goods.
largerst than usual, In varieties aud nj pri-
ces 10 suit all.
Cloths, Cassimcres, and other Goods for boys.
Shawis Of new and popular styles.
cloaks and Velyets, Cloths, aud other materl-
ais Tor CIoaks. Particular attention IL invited 10
the Cloaks from the manufacturing department of
the House.
n Is. Ouv purchases are made In large quanti-
ties, and Mt tho most advantageous rates; and our
selling prices, on the one price system, will be
found advantageous 10 our customers.
sep % en- WILLIAM LEE IL co.
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EEThe Charlottesville Review
HOSTS the name Of Hon Jesse d. Bright
as candidate for the presidency next
year.
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ovember 2Ist. 1853.

Wholesale Depot, att. g. c.. Reak-
hirts, No. 81 Pearl st. Gin.
DR.. y. w. Forsha, Drug Store, No
side of Fifth st., doors east Of Smith
Gin. q.
For sale at r. Tynsr's, d. Price L.
Sons, Linck g. Farquhar's. DIR. Moody's
and Dr. Hailes, Rockville, Ind
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Cincinnati, Sept. lst is49

This Is to certify that In the summer
OF ls4s, ! became NO very lame and
weak In my back. occasioncd by ny
that I could not sit down or get du'
without holding on to some object. |
was advised TO try Mr.. Foisha's Altera-
tive Balm. ny bathing It six or eight
times, my hack was perfectly restored;
and ] have felt no symptom Of It's return
since.
My wife. also, has used Il for Rheu.
matte pains, headache and toothache
with very beneficial results.
III. YEAKLE.
Dec. LIST. iSl9.
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HELMBoLD's HiGLy CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
SARSAPARILLA.

Fer puri Ing the Hood, removing all diseases
arising FROM excess cf Mercury, exposure aud
imprupence aud la life, chronic constitutional
disease, arising from an Impure state Of blood
and the only reliable aud elcctuai known
remedy for the cure of sefofula. Salt Rheufn .
Scald iieaJ, Ulceralions OF the bones, letter.
Plmples on the face, aud all scaly erupiions oi
the skin.
This article T. now prescribed by some OF tie
and has proved more efficient Ia praeiica than
auy preparation ri Sarsa2riIla yet offered 10 The
public. Several cases of secondary Sph,t.s
Mcrclriai aud Scroluious diseased have entirely
recovered in The incurable wards OF our public
inst ilu tiohs which had Tor many Yeas resisted ey-
ers mode OF treatment that could be DEVISED
These eeses furnish slrking exam pies OF the sulu-
tnry effects OF tns medicine in arJes sting some OF
the most inyeteraie diseases, after he glands
were destroy ed. aud the bones already Affected
NorcE.-Lsiiers from responsible Ply sicians
and Professors of several Medical Cole. e.. and
ecrlincatas vi cures from patients will be found
accompanying both preparations.
PRicEs, tiod Extract OF Buchg, 81 per bottle
or q bottles for 5
&" sarsaparllia Il"
equalin, strength 10 one gallon Of Syrrd VI Sar-
saparilia.
Prepared aud sold by ~. +. HKLMBoLr,
Chemist, 1853 Chosuut Street, neor the Girard
House Philadelphia.
TO BIZ HADoP
JOHN w. MOODY.
Brookyille,
Ind.
A nd Of Druggists aud Dealers.
All letters directed to the proprietor or agent
receive Immediate attention.
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Gb, SptIIms 8dorm.


P.HlNEfic Mp sAnsfi
S.ah teitrs has ins s..snd 81 The .-sss b...u
efisilef. - De illustrative ~"nl-
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WIN. II. MC'CLEERY,
NaTnskV prfrxHNr-

VIII make applications for bounty Lands, and At
tend 10 all business that may BIO entrusted TO him,
with care and dispatch.
oiice IN tics second story of Vests new build
ing. opposite lhe Court House.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

- ~ uAfftHs
lHAAC aTAUE &C0, MILL FACTORY, refnef
i 81 Front and John AZ sets, ciseinnau Wars.
honse NO. ID front street between Main and
WALNUT
We mannme;ufe cob tefsoIffeatsuphk
and durnbiiiy .hna s.he oi eputntion.
we pih'u ,h'f "sete' ',"trissn.e on al slsss 81
mills. BY wtlrh means WI tlhfrH f"fh WI W.
10 q stock feed MILL 3 fuu minutes work 10
po, IN on and take u on. -
We mhnn,-snte ronas'o mus, sinkle and
dOnbir krHfrdf lhVh iH.hf .''f'."'" o.''.l 70
grind wheat, rofiishni slnek hpd cairuiAIrd
fur sieam. whtef aud horse powsfs These mills
have been run y, steam aud horse powsr Ia
eompe''hon nra'na We "s"'1 m"ss .i , mn, -
our city. ~ our Stale Ialfss. hhd never nhra W
90 carry er tho arst pfemiuns-on one occasion
Wa awarded b"n stf"i silver mrdal Our MILF
also look we iwo pfst premiums ~ a.. ecst mile
NJ two annual fhlfs OF our Muehnnicf' insNtpsr
Atso-fefinhie saw mills, 70 he fnn BY strain,
wni"t ~ horss powef. hismlh Wa ekmhltealn
opefnu"h ny nurse power ~ 'he ohl" state Faif.
| Ia ikSp. whenit was aNHfueh premium aud
splendid silver medal.
tiso -binefeui hind. OF portable horse pswef.
A"a steam enk'nss; Az" sf nn'sias, 'er cns. Of
oprfnnn, SUPP s'lf, usefulness ""' 's"oi"p'
arc surpassed ~ none a"w ~ use.
Az our sf,'s,ssass ~s =, ss tsrtc'eaisds
no sa'e ~ Nv '"' w ''"a''''AN""' anu we
ny full description, % tofillnohlusif o. mpul
aud use ni"es.. Ne fsirf those Interested " our
asmphlsis, 70 be bad q, as,,s,y' whore NO take
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nOOTs AM s.,ogS.

ny Il have on hand a good assortment Of Boots,
w Shoes. slippers. Caters. Buskins. Boys. Mis-
SEES and Childrens. Also Mrs. Hurts celebrated
Buskins and ties, at cash prices.
oct 10 TYNER * KIMBLE.
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This IL TO certify that, IN June last. was
attacked with the Asiatic Cholera, aud was
soon, Ms my physician states In collapsed
state. | had remained In this state some two
hours, when my physician InioI med my ism-
ly aud friends that could not possibly b =,
aud strictly forbid my wife permitting any
one giving me any medicine or nour,shment
whatever, as Il would only hasten my death
Al this timeMr. Forsha came to see me, and
Trough, with hima bottle containing four
ounces Of his Alternative Balm, and asked
permission Of my vile to use II on me. as he
thought II would Immediately give ease. |
was Immediately applied, and In less than ten
minutes was stored, aud was In warm
perspiratoa. prior to which time my extremi-
ties were cold. clammy sweat was on my
face and head. After the use Of two other
bottles Of the same medicine. | was entirely
Iieved OF all distress. and Ia few days was
Restored TO health.
l would most cneerfully and heartily rec
ommend this BALM to all who are afflicted
In similar way have also used II In
other diseases. and have found IL most
excellent remedy. lido not think II can be
toohighly recommend.
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ADVERTISEMENT
DIR. F0RSHA'S
Alternative Balm.
"A BALM FOR EVERY WOUND"
FOR INTERNAL AND ExTER
NAL USE.

FOR INTERNAL AND ExTER
NAL USE.
This balm is warranted TO re
lieve NIL Rheumatisms, Struins in
tho Spine, or Spinal affection and
Dyspepsia, Headache, or Stir
Neck, Toothacho EafNche, Sore
Throat, Soreness in the Breast,
Stomach or Bowels, or burning in
tho breast, asthma, Bronchitis,
Sprains aud Bruises, Burns, Scalds
or Frozen Parts, Cramp Cbolic
aud Bilious Cholic, Cholera Nor
bus, Pleurisy, Flux, Fever and
ague, Piles, Corns, Fresh cuts OF
sores, inflammation in the head,
StoE ch, Bowels, or Kidneys,
Summer complaint Of Children
Worms and inflammation of the
stomach, and Bowels, and Group
Scarlet Fever.
Ike reason why ,his balm reaches oil thes
cases ID because II reduces inflammation, an,
rne-es he -ecretioas and nervous system
Into action. This power Is owing to ,h'
peculiar combination. Of medical properlIel
without their being neu,fullzed. The nedi
clue IL periodically safe. not eou,alning an,
deadly poison. Of mineral !, Will. " uses
freely. net immediately upon the liver, an,
all other seoreetlye organs.
Road the following Ccrt sficates.
Certificate OF DR.. J. II. Jordan, late Rcsldcn
Physician oSthe Fourth street Cholera llos
pI,aI.
can cheeriully recommend the Alternative
Dalu 10 the public knowing as do. that u Il
mn excellent article. used II with goo,
eifcc, in Cholera, during my late connection
with the fourth ST., Cholera lIospta IN Till
city, In Case Of cramps paths Ia
stomach aud bowels. also used II In n cas-
Of inflammation Of the kidneys with the hap
pissteiiset. Fresh my knowledge Gifts yf-
ues, In the above diseases and others. u
which have used II, have no hesi,ancy II
pfonouncinn II superior to any medicine
hitherto offered to the public with which
have become acquainted. aud would cheer
fully recommend u Ia the public.
J. II. JORDAN, M.
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And Of Druggists aud Dealers.
AL letters directed to the proprietor or agent
receive Immediate attention.
junolS-ly.
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Sales bp Autt,oH.
1TcTJOy NOrICE-ASsIGyEE's SALE at

UCTION NOTICE-ASSIGNEE' SALE at
N GROVE CARWoRks.-Ae Jogsped for ose - ieS
In rr,u. r. u ar srder fcon o. Of PVbe for
de psrct OF Bartfrd uts SET al pub 10 auction "a
WFDNE SDaY he dsY Of Oceber 1885 10 o'etpok
he trsnoru ,l the LUMrER and MsER hs yard aely
ceuod by rcve Car WORKS on We eoiuer Of Cemmeree a
Porter sts p .rtso-s ecnsinf !, pat OF ssrf
s. ee feet and q inch OI Pl1 o 9f-e; lons
coo fetS 4 s .ni IN Oak Pssk Is feet onS-
$500 fee, Oak drleDsoo suitsol, % sa-H
1900 feet Norway Pine Plank, II teh tAiek
9ftO fret Spruce Plank ....,
500 Chestnut Timber Il rs 80 ieet ions'
e oCO feet Sruce Ciuber. oIt 'fhs.
i2fCO feel n inoh South ern Poe risak.
$500 f-et Ash Plaak ton ? 70 b inches tiek'
eooc E ei Common Oak sad Spruce ,ineet. -,
Also shout 10 coo feet extra glAy southern nc Luu0e
st sui4 ard SIS and .boG, 20 fse lonS. ,,,,.,,,
100 Dry White Wood ~ LACE sad ihoe' n4SS
Is GO feet Cherry Boards
10 eco feet Black Wsput -
20 TINS ~, Bar .ud Round Ion With se qusn'y o. ont
property Which Only needs nsp-ct'n 70 hns ParsosseS
.nsl also offer in ,u purchasers seout @ es ~
R.rv .d Wheels Of the most spproy ed make and ~
P.ter made BY g. ". Thatcher Of Aeny A'o zoe p.so
the ten Passenger Cars and The ten hea,s fesn' Ss a
flashed large cusnity Of As eshe Iron o4 es
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