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- Travellers viii bear in mind that Halls lIo
merpathy is in Cleveland, opposite the Weddel
House
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

LzB7Sec advertisement Of DE- sanrord's Liver
lnyigOmiOr.
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RAILROAD APPOINTMENT We learn that Mr.
John White, of this city, bas received the ap.
pOintment OF General Passenger aud Freight Agent
Of The Cincinnati, Hamilton n Dayton X. r Line
This line, by way Cf the Delaware Cut or forms
the shortest route to Cincinnati, and its managers
are determined 20 make this tact known to the
travelling and commercial public Mr White is an
energetic and shrewd business mar, with good
deal OF experience 10 railroad matters. The inter.
ests Of the line will be well cared for in his depart
ment, without a nbt. This appointment is a
capital one in all respects Buffalo Express, Dec
l3ih
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WIGS! WIGSl WIGS I

BATCHELoRs WIGS AND ToUPREs surpass all
They elegant, light, siJ and durabs.
Fitting to a ohann--no turning up bchind-no shrinking
the head; indeed this Is tho onl Establishment where
tasse things are properly understood and made.
2l9 Broadway New York
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FIRST THEouGH FREIGHT FROM CINCINNATI
TO LIyERPoOL--One hundred boxes OF meat were
shipped on Satud day via Cincinnati Hamilton Il
Dayton, Dayton 4 Michigan, and Grand Trunk
Railroads to Portland, for Liverpool. This is HE
drst shipment under the arrangement mace by the
Grand Trunk Railroad Company for through
freight between Cincinnati and Liverpool The
care of the DAYTON Michigan Co. run direct to
Sarnia 49, De1 Vfr5b lQfb
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HoLIOwAY's Plus COMMUNICATING bow
els become torpid powsross continual purga-
ton. Hoowsys Pills penetrate to tho nucleus Of the dis
snd dicats They eyscuate ths ioul aud vnted
particles from the ntcstines by mild aperiont operation
and Toouperato their exhausted energy by restoring
aud vsor; they induce healthy action one prevent
lap the masiy. For Piles. Fistulos DJspepsis and
all dsorte OF the viscera they slaui without rivaL
% sold by all D. uggisls 2sc e2c and 81 per box
decl3lw
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DR. McCnNTook's CoLD AND CoyoH MIX
TURE-Amons the oola and cough remedies" that fcod
the market, this slons stands the solid basis
medical science Dr MoChntooK stands ia the fore front
Of the profession lie sak his reputation what he Of
ters TO the sick Genuine curative. Never has thi
preparation falsifed his gusianty. Price 20 cents
Sold by wAI, FISKE, Druggist,
dee2.1m Cleve and
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C4- We are ienced oind tuat the renowned Chemls
of New England Doo AVER, has ct length turned his at
tenion to the disorder which hangs like blight upon
community. Our section Is healthy aSy other with
one single exception aud that is tho Fever m iAgue which
hauuis ul evory side Bus lis remedy 9curc, as
should kuO IL mu v if he made IL. Cast this halsfu
disease lom sud ours Of the loysost spots
In the West --[Seniuel Fsirield, Iowa.
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[ j.. KELLER, M. D.. ECLRCTIo
~, oAee % Public square, residence IA 81 "a
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u There IS no Known Kemedy can exceed
spec ness Of cure and certainty Of eject that which
has become world famous rs DIR HoSTETTERs sTOM-
ACH BfTrERS For all diseases Of tho stomach, which
Of morbid nsture the Bers have eli cted most re-
markable hen msuy other remedies have failed
Hund certificates have been ve BY those who have
thoroughly tested It's efficacy all OF which coroboae It's
sicency when is administered according the direc-
tions on each bottle
Some Of the worst Of Dgspepss nsd Cnitveness
have permanently cured by the Of tho Btters
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally everywhere
by lostetter smith, sol Prophet r. IS Water and
63 Front streets, Pittsburgh.
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snsrinL NrIirks.

BRYAN's TAsTRLEss VERMlFUoE w Worms in
An children II not disolged lay the foundation Of fatal dis
Ono dose Of this really pleasant liquid will destroy
and bring them nwuy rs operation is thorough The oou-
paint rrey Every constituent sf the vermfugs
svegoiahlo and harnlssl II gives no paip
Price % cents Sold By wM. FISKE,
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f. YOU WANT TO KEEP YOUR
nr n tad aiins & on OF turning gsy get and use TIE
te'lt ~ PURI1C souaRr
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I AALL$SAlY1S EXTRACT FOR THE
- - ~ hANpkFRCl lkF Just miro uced mo fll- c,,s
~ Hs'tm td superior 20 ely Ia use. For saie ~ s'
-u't't G, kEELER. ~ trI,- c,i,,r,
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W HPENTlN E--lnvoicea Yeceiv ed
= Wceklg, and sullnr o. v y loe, frotfsI
,n41a eihoN0 AkneTRONO
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The steamer Tennessee. from NeIa Cfuz on the
35ih has arrived.
Minister McIpOo was on board the u. S. st amer
Brooklyn
Cabos was in possession OF the istbmns OF
Tehuantepec and had SC hed large quantity Of
arms
The TohuHlepec steamer Sachn was lost at Al
yatado.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-11-03
AARRl He'd.

On TussSsy ssk, By Rev J. o. Proctor, q.
W. HAWK 10 y iss NARY ANN, csush'rr u
Sarsst csshvs. Esq., all OF Bsrtels, eoasy
90 The ssh sh. By Rev. .. MeMalles. k,r.
JAo0B o. GLADDEN. to Msss NARY T. dsssh-
Ter Of NJ. Joss Rs.sbers. all OF Bsiss's, ssss-
".
On the s~,A alt, By Rev. Mr. Tally, Mr.. THos.
Of Maniasesrg.
o. II. s7,A sl,.. Mr.. JOHN " HENDRICKS
20 Me. NANCY. ssssss<r 81 NJ. PA''iiP ks.s
oil Of Bsrtsiy eossy.
o. the mt su., By Rev Ar. Mafsev., NJ.
WV. r. LEMEN. OF J-d.rscs. 10 M'ss SUSAN
~, dsssA,sr Of M job Bilieyer. u bstksseS
eoasy.
A. Bsvssiy, JsAsrsoa Coss,y 90 he % ,Asit.
b. Rev. CAssies AnhieS. ROGER U. SMITH.
OF Beuyviiie. esd Ahs BETTE p. RICE. Of
this eossy. -
IL wiaeAsssef. Va, 90 The tesA sit. by The
1ev. DR. A h. eo.d c. DE- Wit SMITH Of
Wsshise,os, to LIZZIE H.. dasshss Of jsa'
Meredith. EsS.
Il L.s.hsry, IN he fsN nit. ~. ,Ae Rev 8
oetsf, WI. a .JoHNHroN. and Min FRAN.
Chs DENNIS, ell ofLosdous COsn'y.
o. nosdsy The ss,A sit, by the Rev ). uo..r.
~, HIRODVDCHsrER aad Aiss UEORuE-
ANNA OF Ae4iN. oil o, Load %.
oa The is,A cit. ~ Blose&eh. Montgomery
Coss,y. M by he Rev ~ Doreny. DR. c
-. sHRIvE to Miss ANNA Z CLONES.
<aseh,es Of NJ. Q. n add y. B. Jcses
On Thsrsdsy norsins The Ssh uit, p.sr
Lssensv,I.e bv the Rev q. ~ Martha, Mr. IA
!, C0s BORYER, TO Miss MARY e. EVER.
HAT. bosA OF Losdous.
A. Ne residesce Of wn. MARTA. Esq. near
osAcesvA. o. Thsrsdsy potsips, the - dr., BY
de ksv.J p. Etchisoa. Mr.. ARCHIBALD J.
Wt0HrAAN. to n iss SUSAN RoNTZ. botA
81 tss10sa-
At the fsrsosse-. In Gove,rsville, on Tue.day
osniss, he Ssh sh. ~ the Rev. J p. Etehisos.
Mr WM. T. SCOTT, TO Miss CAROLINE
WALrhAN, both Of Loadoan.
o. faesdsy evening. October cs;h stihe resi-
dssee Of Aiben MiIiet, E.S N this place bv The
Res M. W assA. Mr.. JAMES W. JOHNSTON
snt Miss u. C. ABhlEL. formerly of HanP-
shirs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-11-03

virginia 70 VIII:
Al rules held IN the Clerks Ohlce Of III. Circuit
Cour' OF jenefsoa County on The fh day OF oe,o-
beT 1889.
John Hoffman, Phd. In ....mo.,,
Agai-a
John A. Snoveill, Edxsrd Getrendsner
and George wrinhrenper, Co-psrtn.u
under the hrm OF John A Snove.li and
Company, D,n,
The OBJECT ~ thi. ,uit l. To recover iodsm,,
sfains' the Defendasts Tor Siss ~ cents. WITH /.
rsI Interest thereon from the u. dsy OF Arm
1883 un'ii paid. The amount At the Plsinun'
claim against the Defrndsnus and TO ausch In.
estate and effects Of the Defendant. within me
STATE OF virginia, to satisfy the ssiO jud sment
Happening 90 sfiisvu filed in this suit that
the Defendants, are not residents Of ihi. S,str
they are hereby required To spp~s. here With.
10 one month alter Doc pabiicsiion OF ihi, or.
der and do What 70 brersssr 20 protect their inter.
-, IN THIS mattel o. is forher o,d.fed thai Q
eoPy OF th- order b. published once . week for
iuor successive weeks. IN The Virgins Free
Pis.s"s sesspsPr printed IN Jefferson Coan,v,
and posted o. the front door 81 The Court House
on the hrsi dsy OF The aeIi Cooniy Cosn.
= r. r BRowS. &C.
sac =, SIS,
sluns to ibs bsuii. Of bi. childhood, xnu1n
eth etiv,ly be tsrued towards them 10 his
hours Of leisure. while A. Marthas character
developed be bscsp, 80 warmly attached to
her g. to 6nd Der bis strongest sttrsstiea
tew,rd bis sbcieht hsme.
From the period that she reached fftseB
I'LL ihsi With which our sketch opens ~keu
che vas twenty Years OF age, Martha bad
not once lett her aunt. That sxcclIsst Sc
msp was . confirmed invalid aud Msrtba
gladly devoted herself 70 zee Who bad fIlsd
= mothers place TO her, ana 90 whom he
could not but Aeknoslsdge that she loved far
more than the mother ubo bad 90 eoldly
cast her, apparently, frsEs cat her memory
10 the mean time she bsd enjoyed ali the
advantages Of 3 very excellent school which
vss situated 10 the town, aud had become
far better sdpssted than most young ladies.
having rot . ie- Of The gbIer secontli.h-
Z nsots, wbils thoroughly SKILLED 10 domestic
economy aud the care II The sieE A very
setivs MUD bad led her 90 expiore the kelas
Of litsssturs, 10 ss' srsl departments Of Which
ste vas skilled
she vas still plain. fOr her con plsEioa YES
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-11-03
Clarke Coach Factory,
BERRYvILLE, ~
CLAkkE COUNTY, xS$4cz
Virginia. @S41An


THE .ub'eribers. thankful to the public for The
L very literal patronage they have received. viii
continue To give suention 81 their
Coach Factory,
IN Benyviiie, 10 manufacturing and repairing
al sorts Of Carriage.
BY the purchase OF the Steam saw Mill o.
have fsci','ies Tor the IN nafAriure of C.t,i.,..
possessed oy no other establishment ia The Stat.
We not only manufsciure
SPORES AND PELLIES
for our use. but so Tor Catriss, Maker. IN B.Iti
more ani Philadelphia. We can nov manut.e.
iofs CsH'sfes 10 the best s'yie and the loo pri
ees oi me sa"e1n eii'es. We viii con pee sitn
tie best Esfsb ishments Of the Isnd IN III, thte, %.
seniisl particulars OF subsIspIisIiiy ekrsps,,s
sni tss'e-peffeet saIi,fseiioa viii be in.r..d IN
every case Of purchase
Owing TO the constant ehsns,. and i'm ptoys-
menis gong on Ne have con.isai eomms . ,c alton
With the rect es,shIisam.n,. OF ,hr E.s,n C,,i,.
aud ere prepared TO furnish Rtsts Il, M wi.Ains
90 purchase Carriages.
DRAWINGS executed 10 the heat ma np,r Of
the IsteG styles AMI improvements
Patent wheel.
We have iust pu released the noe. valuable Pa.
tent that has ever bren issued iof The sy,ur II
Dor. money and time sbd Tor the eopyrp,sne, 81
those using Carriage. The Pasnt wheel 4. so
constructed ss entirely to Do away With hub and
10 Only hsf % ihe ordiss ~ xsisht While ~ he.
more strength, simplicity durability and taste than
snE ihsi bss ever before brsn inyeat.d ltviII
b. exhibited ssd erpisised o. cor FsciSrY to any
ons vishine TO zee it
The hra Coseh Makers W The United s'sts.
have b,sn ssias b. and have ssed no other 10, ihr
las, ihrss vesr. Asd nothinE eould isdvss one
10 use the Old Wheel who has evsrHied n. pstssi
enc. II 10 needless 10 meoiiop some of he Ere,
ssmt. IN The Unted STATE. sssss.d IN thislhssi.
osss. 'ueh ss CIapp. BsBs.f ADD Others - ts have
recommended i,s ase The pssst vili feesa-
mend itself 70 ell judges
n. We vsts al persons sssins isfrips-
lag spos re PActI wheel, secured 70 us ,a,its.
w &c the COsniy Of Clarke
RICHMOND q STOLE.
Or i3Ps9-ty
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Charlestown ACADEMY.

THE easainr term Of IN 70 In.,I,pti,, ,,u 80,
mrhcs 90 MO DAY. sepismber sth .,t
e"n''nus hve months, under tbs eh.fr. OF M,,.r.
S"en sanbtn Pr,neipsI, sad lame. "A.
Cfsighb As.tasI
TIE X MS.
For ,Gsuuct,on IN he Classical and
Mathematical Department s.,o "A
lsh -
ior Session OF Ave monIh,
Eiua charge for Frr1eh
q Applicants Tor admission mus, .r,.. .
eon,inu. iron the day 81 scm,,.ioo 10 ths On, 81
,he s-','"n No detection Tor sh,eue, Pynii.
n"m distance can be accommodates v;tA R,.,t
Ae 81 the hoase of the Prineinal n, MI.
or ssodsssss on reasonable Isrus
.se'n''.e aad untirins aitsn,iop In IN, -
nesoi ." profession. Mr.. 4. will .Ddesyour 10 s.-
pabiie pstroeaxe.
JOHN AsANBoRN. er.c,.l
Jas b. CRAtGHiLL, l,a.a..L
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Speciat Notices.


0Cougns, Colds. bronchitis, A.ihms Group
Waoopins Cough, Dsses.es oi the ,htsi and
Lung, sod Pulmonary Afrc'iop. Of ihr .ev-re.,
typ, are qu'ekiv cured ty that loag tried and
faiihfal remedy,
DR. wisTAR's BAJsAM OF WILD cHERRY.
Saga veil known Ed nor -" Thi, 70 uuly Q
Bilssn and blessing to invaIits ~ contains
til pure baisamie -princirie Of Wild Cherry, the
bal.amie prspertiss OF TAR sod pioe. Its insre-
d ,nb, which ere mingled sher The irue rrinei-
pc OF Che mistry are all bal.amic. and therefore
o. I. cafe and Sur. IN effect Coarhs, Cold. I on
slmp,ion, and Brooehizi uoutIes disa pp.ar un-
DR. It's balssmie inf renee ss though charmed
svav. Proesbly no medicine has ever attained
90 extended ,sle or accom- pills he'd much good
~ this renowned Bsl.sm.
CA.syrI,s. Ga. Feb. as. IS
N.ssrs. srrn ". Fowls d Co, Bs.,oa. Mas.
Csstiemss At The r-qs.s' Of your Trs,sIiss
Assst s',s ycs ,.,e.sn' Of ~ experience 10 the
sss Of De. " stars B.l.ss % wild Chevy Ihs,e
bses ssss a Zoe too y~"s 10 ny family. COT { ODDS
ssd Coughs, ssd have tossd the .o.t ee sesou. re-
sedy hat hsve ever 'r,~d
For Cesghs s.< Code 10 ekiidrsn ksov IL 10 b, q,
ssssiisss s~S.sa
Rs.pss,.liy YOun.
JOHN u. RICE.
Ths ssssiss estieIs si.sVs hss the written sirss
ssss sf' 81 rrs the .r.ppsr and Is fss .sls b,
ell rssps-,ss's S-ssis,s s,.ry~s.t..
Prepared By .. W. FowLE = Co. Bs.,os. snd
D. pH ~h MTsIkk '"d o.rI..,.~..
Q: HANCOCK. Ss~~a Pos.t
SMITH SON. M,adis,esy.
IiasERLAKE 4 sUBLIfTE. Rlpp..
JOSEPH cLAGErr H.rp,' F~r,.
wM. hOCLDER. SA.pA<rasios~.
Asx ~ Dee et. every where.
Nov. .. 1853 1t
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-DrHE PEW RENTS Of tb. Episcopal
Chsreh are sov doe
October 6, 30. L. BOTTs
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RGlNlA so.wie:


VIRGINIA so.Wis:
A. ku'es held 10 the Clerks Once Of the Ch,u;,
t1b~r, is59. "
Jane, Hanes DR.
1ohn A. snoveill. Edward Ge,s-ndan,rl
shd Geo Wrinbrenner. Co-rs,tnsts under D6s
the nrm OF John A sn"veii a Company.
CHASCERx
The objec, OF this ,sn !. tn obtain ius,,n.,,
axAins, the defendants Tor $4,000 vim /. raj in.
'efe'i thereon IRON April lei 1859 tiii ps,d The
amount OF the piAin,ifs claim ssain,i the defend
sn's ana to attach the estate and ,h,c,. of IN, de.
ishdsnls Thin The Sisie OF vire,uis, 20 ..li,t,
The 's't Judgment
appearing sfhdava sied In th. .at N a, n. do,
ead.at. are not rss,.les,s % thu. State ,a,y,r,
he~by r-quHed TO spp~sS here ~ ha os- moats l,r
zoe Of 'hi. ordsr sad do -h.i !, aeee.s.y
foPr"eei Their inierest On th,s II order
ed thst copy OF THIS order be Published ooo- ,~-s
Iof boat 'oees'''s weeks, 10 the yrr sia pr-e Fr.s.
sPsPsr Pint-d 'a TIE County Of J-fsr.oi, snd
posted 81 the host door of fhs So.,,Ho.,. AZ go
County, on the hr.i DAY 81 ID. ssIt Coat, Co..,
Copy -Tests
R.T. Brown. Ci.rt.
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Farm for Sale.

"'LL ,sh my Yarn, coata ring 1T ACRka
= OF rood Limestone Land. lying N CLAIRE %
" niue. Last OF WineAes,sr. D. is lad "a ia
w neos-ai opening 10 . Barn, and lar, "A
m"ins posd Of vster. The Improvrmsa,. an.
s.on, eons'''ne Of . large House. Barn. Core.
mm"oS' Grsn.ry, Carriage. Hoase, Ier.Ho,,.
Wy Meaihooss, Ac.. Ae~ There - also .
weh ui Food Limstone Water q Gsrd,, c..t,
pare M anf plenty oi Choice rrun Tee.
Itsss TO '1iI the purchaser Po..s..ioo v,x.n
W,a..y PETER CAIN.
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BsItlnsFs Safe HsseCsetsEy.
MsLLER's
ampPevea aalssnanAer SAFES,

TTsHoUsANDs ~ Dollar, 10 ell slsd. q Prop
stJ saved ssasslly 10 hes, EsIss iAst sever
htlef - gfs--sys fash eostssn
FACTORY.
Dofasrs ~ .Pfovitssss al
shs 80 Nonk s. Bal.
ssi.s Rcos No is sostA Cssiies -
Iof sss-s SCI Pfiest seed fof Cucakf
Az sairs saffsnsst ~ zsss ssiisfsrffos
4 " NlLlEh,
No - ssstk Cbssiss ~, BsiL
Ost0h~fao fsSq
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-11-03

HAVING sencisssa - fsasis sfDsa~ls's ~.
He fssPscualy ulthffsv fks pstaisssBsa ..
~ ssw j " l.. hUNTER,
Ase - IsS9.
Ps TAess SsFsoss issseses - Hssssf a o,ss
50. mst pay 80 sa@s - ssptset-s 81 ~ $3.50.
ssss zusi - eioset
EREsHLENoeSis ~ ssis NJ
Il GEAasLEY, saEkhgn . 60.
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Cem0is.isner's Notice.

Cemoosstsner's Notice.
TOthe Creditors efthe estate OF John r. TAon.
l. zoe, deco, and oil others coacerned
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HOW TO PRESERVE WHEAT IN 4
SOUTHERN CLIMATE.
From the Chester IS. c. Standard


have been concerned in: Wheat Mill for the
last twenty years., and to the best-of my judgment
fourth of the entire crop of wheat lost every
year by bad management, and one-half Ct the
balance more or less injured from the same cause.
will give you my practice on the preservation of
wheat. Wheat should not be cut too green,
neither should it be too ripe-if so, there will be
considerable loss by gathering and SCATTERING out
Wheat should be bound up when cut in small bun
dies and well shocked in small shocks to dry. At
the expiration of eight ten days at most haul
it in and thrash it out and expose it to thesun till
dry. Wheat packed in houses to lay any time be-
fore thrashiug is liable to get abused by rats and
white wee7iis. Wheat when well summed should
he put up in barrels or boxes not too much in d
place If put up in large quantities it is subject
to heat and the black weevil I am told to spread
it on the floor does very well. Never put covers
wheat thinking to keep out rats for YOU cant
90 it--they are certain to cut in and abuse your
wheat. The best and cheapest plan to prevent
injury by rats is to leave the boxes containing the
wheat entirely open and keep good supply of
e its about the premises and allow them free access
to the granarles When injured by rats, weevils,
or hearing, spoils the flavor of the four and is a
great loss to all concerned, by which the consum-
suffers the most. Every six weeks at most. |
run my wheat through the shutter to give it air
and cleanse it of insects that accumulate in it, A
good fan will answer the purpose if the slant
inc bottom is lined with screen wire to convey the
wheat from the FAM the insects will fall through
and of course will be separated from the wheat
followed this practice and had as good -four from
wheat three years old as the day it was cut
AMOS. w OSBORNE.