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- UNIVERSITY OF VIKGIEIA.
APPOINTMENT OF STATE STUDENTS.
TIME FACULTY will proceed, on the 5;h Ct July next, TO
appoint State Students TO fill vacancies which VIII exist
at The close OF the present session In tho following p's'r'c's;
IL. City OF Norfolk.
". Isle of Wight, Sansesnonh and Surry.
Y. MecLlenhurg and Charlotte.
NJ. PittSylvanis.
XII. Halifax.
Xiii. Henry, Patrick and Franklin.
NV. Bedford.
City, New Kent, Elizabeth City and Warwick.
XVII. Hanover and Ienric".
XVIII. City Of Richmond ,
Ky. Richmond county, Lancaster, northumberland
and Westnoreland.
!XyI. King aud Queen, King WilNan and Essex.
NNIY. Fairfax and Alexandria.
XIV. Loudoun.
NNVIII. Albcnarlc.
Y Nelson, Amherst and buckingham.
NNXi. Jefferson and Berkeley.
NXXIII. Frederick, Clarke and Warrrn
XXXy. Rockingham and Pendleton.
Xl. Mercer, Monroe. Giles and TaLe@eil.
XII. SInytb, Wythe and Washington.
yLIII. KaIawha, Putnam, Logan, Boone, Wyoia'ns,
RUane and Calhoun.
XIIy. Grecnhricr Fayciie, Nicholas, Poca!'cH's',
Ralcich. Braxton and Cl"..
XIV. Mason, Jackson, Caben, Wayne md Wirt.
NLrII. wetz-l, Marshall, Marion md Tyler.
KILN. Monongalia, Preston ana TayI"r.
Il. Brooke, Hancock and Ohio.
Applications for appointment, accompanied u; y STATE.
meut Of The age OF the applicant ara inc schooiS ne 'na!
wish to attend, and testimonials rs TO character, eapacny
a,d nccnniar circumstances, Shonid he addressed TO the
Chairman and should reach the University by Tie 2'"h Of
June.
linn ,ultion. room rent and use Of the public buildings and
library: but Is required to provide for his other expenses.
The term Of appointment is for two years, End the condi'
ton that he sign a pledge TO teach IN some PUBIC or PTIra"
IT, - :. MAEPIS.
Nav 1,-cev Chairman ri the Faculty.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

GREENDRIEK COUNTY, VA.
TulS long established Watering Place will be opened for
J. the reception Of visitors OIL the 18TH NAY.
Many new and important arrangements have been made
since the last season in this large establishment, md no
efforts will 10 spared 10 make the guests comfortable.
JEREMIAH MORTON, President.
j. IlrMrnEgrs, General superintendent.
- Correspondents will please address,
J. uGMPl1REYS,
superintendent White Sulphur Springs.
April l6-3tuwtlJu JULY Grcenbrirr County, Va
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FLAT ROCK FEMALE SEMINARY.
NOR TiiE EAR lS6l-The first session will commence
u on the SOIL, January and close June 10Th.
Terms H. for last year.
Whes notified OF the arrival Of students at Blacks and
Whites, q suitable conveyance will be In readiness 10 take
them TO my house. To give such notice, address Mrs. ANN
~. ORGAN, Macsarlsnd's, lunenburg.
My address Is Ilichmond 1t this time.
jan eU-ctf inc ORGAN, III.
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3-:r ~S;evensyill. p. o., Il

VALUABLE ~pK.yhTP: nI;SGG!!SCs:, On
THE CUaSk. Or FRANKLIN AID ADAMS STREET.
Fol; SALE.
4 7 the request Of Mr.. Edwin Robinson. wEo j. aboe:
IA TO decline housekeeping, We are authorized to rel! as
residence, located IN ntoyv. The TO, Ia. I irD.: .: y ;sr..
and i depth OF i3 iret, 20 al ALLY 90 :-ct wide. Tie
dwelling il among the m0st brsc:fL! in tn: city TIE ircE.
ton Is Unsurpassed. is the properly Ia 40 "tI E.c"S,a
further description Is deemed %Iaecrt:a:y.
June :-ujt GoDuIS = APpEEsoS, Aue::.
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MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUt
IH1 SppfScS NE,p IIir IIpcISIh AND TESSE:

M STRINGS, NEAL: TILE NIRGiNIA AND TESGtS-
SEE RAIL ROAD, IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Va,
will be open for the reception Of visitors on the flFTEENtH
DAY OF MAY. The capacity to accommodate has been IN,
creased by the addition OF very pleasant foofas. Inc
buildings have all been newly painted and whiie-washcd.
and the bedding has been much improved by Il thorough
renovation and by the addition OF Superior Hair aHttrass'
eS.
Passengers reach This place without Stage Travel and
those who may ii ,sire 10 20 TO the Salt Sulphur, G~reenhrier
White Sulphur or Sweet Springs can take Us much rest here
as they may desire, and then proceed by Messrs. Kent, Pey-
ton & EcLlcn's line OF Superior Pour Horse Coaches which
leave daily, reaching the Salt Pond to Dinner, the Salt Sui
phur, 40 miles to, tea, and the Grernbricr White Sulphur
and Sweet Springs leach CT milrs) to Dinner, withou; nigh,
travel. Leave Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road III Big
Tunnel Station. ROBERT II. H0SBY,
NAV 1l-d2nMScMIInJ Pronrlttnr.
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FAUQUIEII WHITE SULPHUR

FENiESE SPRINGS, situate ID miles west from Washington
L city, will be opened on The 10Th Of June, as a inst
class watering establishment.
The subscriber, having become the purchaser, will make
every effort, with competent assistunts, to re establish their
former reputation. Thcy may be reached In SIX hours from
Baltimore, three from Alexandria and eight FROM Rich
rnond by railroad, with about six miles OF staging over i
good turnpike.
RATEs.-50 cents per meal; 81 80 per day; 50 per week.
$50 per month, and $50 for two months. Children over Two
and under lo years and colored servants half price. NhI'e
servants threc.lourths. llor-es 10 cent, per day.
Address subscriber, ltOBT. NUDGlN,
Mnv On-rDm Murrrnlnn Snrings.
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NN,TvrNWiN =.

NOlkOS n 4 9ShDEIAh
CHARLES A. JONES, NJ. A., university q virginia
Principal.
COURSE OF STUDY;
ANCIENT AND MupKRS LANGUAGES, MATHEMATICS, NATrEAL.
PHILOSOPHY, HISTORY.
TlilE First Session OF this School will begin September lt,
Il 1850, and continue TIL july lt, lsGl. The location Is
near Nottoway Court House, on the S~outh-Slde Railroad,
in o neighborhood long known for its heal:hfnlness, moral.
IS and good society, and convenient 10 churches. Students
win board with ME in the family Of my father DIR. Robert
T.. Jones, who has charge OF the boarding department. The
Principal Is a Master Of Arts OF the University Of Virginia,
has had four years experience In teaching, ana !. VII! be
his eudeavor to render his school HnroH9hlg preparatory
to the University Of Virginia, or any college.
TEXMs:- For board and tuition per session Of 10 months,
1850, iexcluslve OF lights payable half September l,t, and
the rest February LIST following.
REFERENCES:
Faculty University Of rirginia: Dir. G.ssnrr Harrison,
Albemsrle; Thos. IL. Campbell, John Fitzgerald, Win. ..
lrby, X. y. Sebletl, Esqrs, Col. Travis II. Enes, Rev. I'd.
ward Martin, No,toway; ii. r. Jones, Esq, Principal Han.
over Academy; ". Augustus Muir, Esq, Memphis; Pro-.
John E. Jones, Marshall University, Texas: lsers. J. D.
Blackwell and W. II. W.celwrigh,, Richmond; DR.. II. e.
Leigh, Petersburg.
For further Information, address
CHARLES 4, JUNES,
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ryoR more ;han thirty years have stood uac4uG;i-i aGG
n unriy. !led-no;x iths;anIinE numerous limitations: AID
count.rfe,rs- for their tonic aad ,-cIy VARIABLE ne!!sin.!
nron.r:Ie, 10 Al cases Of complaints connected Win tie
stomach or the nervous systeD, as well as ! .ht!r genera.
usefulness as i Eos. agreeable stiHulant IN their r.riou.
Flea .ant appliances. In accordance with she tcsii:ro ELS
Of medical FucuItiea In Ec.ope, hey have also here Dees
pronounced and Acknowledged. hy al! Gao tiled ;heD, &c
be THE BEST BITTERS EVER INTRODUCED" End" 81
confidently felt that they will maintain :h..- repg!4::oa rs
;heir own unsurpassed merits.
For sale By most q the prominent Gr9cers ard D.:ss'-t;,
and, with ] lbcr:! DISCOUNT TO The trade. by The aees!.
l. PCNkE. Jr,
June l-2n No a3 Frnnt S.-"e,. H"a YORK.
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FOE, pHTI.,n.. p,s;

,u ZOE FHELADsEpIsIA.
fe'iE3A No. | steamship PENNSYLVANIA
n captain David Teal, is now Tea. .=l:<xEN,
Gy 10 receive freight, and will leave on%S<StEfP
NJ.
FOR ireisn. or passage, having superior accommodations
Apply 10 the Captain on board. or 10
6. r. CAiD0zO, Agent,
No. 1U3, Main Street, or nj Rockets.
lS tottnn freight taken through ny steam al reduced
rates Ghu With dispatch. June Psi
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FOR NEW YONK-FIRST VESSEL.

Jackets.
HNI L superior fat sailing Scl-. WYTIlE,
4 Captain John i. Table, having = portion OF I'm
her cargo engaged and going on board, will have LTy9
quick dispatch. For balance OF freight apply 20 .EzlS
June - DAVID & wv CCRRlE.
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SjTi,-STR aTUN SEMINIKI.

nES1GSED for young men preparing for the University
- Of Virginia, or for college, or for business. The Sts.
sion will commence July l0ta, and close October LIST, ls0O,
DEVOTED TO LATIN ASD MATHEMATICS As SPEciALTIte.
The Students entering college or the University, are
generally unpreparcd TO take 40 advanced standing, aud
hence, labor under great disadvantages. by devoting, ex-
elusive attention to two departments for Three months, q
young man may be set forward at least one year In ife
college course, and thus much time and money he sayeu
There are many others who have not been ut college
and cannot 90, who would, we think, gladly avail themselves
OF such an opportunity OF acquiring most Important know
ledge at trlning cost. There are doubtless, many teachers
too, who would like TO push their attachments further IN
these two branches than they have hitherto done, and
might thus prohtably employ their vacation. The Universal
;y course will be rigidly pursued.
II will embrace, In Algebra,
Plane and Spherical Geomtry, T~riconomeTy, Surveying,
Desc iptiye Analytical Geometry. Calculus Il omitted, be-
cause \ class coulh not Gnish 1t during the session.
In LA~7IS-Cnsar, Sallust, Virgil, Cicero, Horace, Ivy,
Tac!tus and Terence will be read In the several classes. VI.
ercises written daily. =,
Private lessons will be given in Greek and Chemistry, z
desired.
The undersigned will be assisted by snothtr siadaate or
graduates of the University OF Virginia.
TERMS: Board, tuition, washing. lights, &C., payable hSf
In advance, $50.
Tile location is Go miles west Of Richmond ann 20 inllfs
from Charlottesville. The place is as pleasant ana heaiihy
a summer retreat as any in Eastern Virginia.
Applications must be made before the lOfh oil June OF
they will not he receiTed.
Address rs hENeoH, H:Mr
Fork Union, Furanna county, Va.
y. R-The place Is accessible b' he James River Canal.
Students viii Land at Brerno's BluG. March S-c3m
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EfVUATION WiSTED.-A Young Lady vel
y uualiGed, aud who comes highly recommended, desires
a situation In a private family, To teach the higher branches
Of rnpi,sh, also Music and Frcnch-or in an Academy, a
teacher Of Music aud Painting.
Address ~ 3. W., Charlottesville, Va"
June T-cw3t
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TIUE superior regular Packet schooner Z.
Il. MCPHERSON, Capt. Sicserson, having n por. IN
ton Of her cargo engaged and go!ns on board, EkksSSTsS
will have quick dispatch. For BALANCE Of freight, -
apply to
luna - nANIn = Wtf rf@ppTI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-19


On "Wednesday night az entertainment was
given IN The Chicago wigwam for the benefit of
the sufferers from the Iowa tornado. The audi
enee Alled the eapaeious ediaee. About 5000
was realized from the sale Of tickets, The fol
lowing beautiful ode. BY b, F. Taylor, the Poet
Of the West, wss read. In order to understand
the splendid stanzH by which the poem proper Is
preluded. Il should be stated that the Grand Cho.
rus Of ,rThe Creation" immediately preceded
the reading Of the Ode.
oh, magnificent Surge
Break dgain on the verge,
That the Angels IN Paradise linger beside;
Dfift our hearts out 10 sea
Into Heaven with thee,
Where Thy cadence majestic IN melody died
The winds sweetly sung
IN the elms IS they swung,
And the woods were In time and the robins In tunei
Que cloud just forgiven
Lay Al anchor IN Heaven,
And Iowa asleep on the threshold OF June
All the air a sweet psalm,
And the pralries palm
For the Lord when he blest, left the print Of his
All the roses In blow, lhand-
All the rivers R-glOW--
Thus the Sabbath came down on the bud-laden
[lend
On the bride and the bold,
On the clay and the gold,
On the furroW unfnish d, on fame to be won,
On the turbulent tide,
On the Rivers green side
Where the hocks Of white villages lay In the sun.
4 An the world was in rhyme
Bid good morning 20 Timel
Oh. sweet bells and sweet words, let me hear you
10 Is fair all abroad lagainl
From blue sky TO green sod
Let US pray while we can: blessed Sabbath Amen
Not murmur in air,
Nor lament anWhere,
And no football Of God on the ledges Of cloud;
Twas breath, and Il fed
Song and Sabbath were dead,
And the threads Of gold sunshine the woof of the
Lshroud
Oh, words never spoken,
Oh = -Qrt and hearth broken
Oh. bea iful paths such as loving feet wear
All erased from the land,
like q name In the sand
As the thistle down drifts on billow Of air
like the signing Of leaves
When the winter wind gTieves,
Like the rattle Of chariOts driving afar--
Like the wailing OF woods,
Like the rushing Of floods,
Like the clang of huge hammers forging star
Like shrek OF despair
In the shiyering air
Like the rustic Of banners with tempest abroad,
Like a soul out of Heaven,
Like a tomb trumpet riven,
Like asyllable dropped from the thunder of Godl
Then these to their weeping,
And those to housekeeping,
Andthe blue wing Of Heaven was oYerthem ALI
Oh, " sweet SOUTH that singeth,
Oh, flower girl that bringeth
The gushes of fragrance to hOvel and hall
Oh blue-bird, sped Spring
With the fash Of thy wing,
Where December drifts cold in the bosom OF
Set our hearts TO the words [June-
Dear as songs Of first birds,
We are BRorHERs at night that were Strangers at
nOOn
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ILLUSTRATIONS IN THE NORTH OF EURoPE.-
The large quantity of snow which fell at
the beginning of the spring has lately pro-
duced numerous inundatiOns in the interior
of Russia. The Dniester and the Dnieper
have caused great ravages; and the town Of
Kremenschong, on the latter river, has suf-
fered very considerably. Likewise in all the
interior of Sweden, the lakes and rivers have
risen to an extraordinary height. In sever
al places the country has been inundated and
the navigation interrupted.
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Iron Worlls a CannI Dorer.

The Iron Valley Times states that the Do
yer Iron Company is succeeding beyond the
most sanguine anticipations in manufacturing
iron Of the best quality, in the Tuscarawas
valley. The Dover Furnace is now turning
out twenty-five tons per day, the quality of
the iron equal, the Times says, if not superior
to the best Scotch Pig. The grain is open,
and the metal is soft and tough. The Times
is also told that while some Of the Furnaces
in the Tuscarawas valley have succeeded in
making soft iron, they have failed, as yet to
give it the requisite degree of strength, or
toughness. The Times adds:
The success Of the Dover Furnace will, we
believe, have an important bearing on the
iron interest If the Tuscarawas valley. We
see No reason why thirty. or forty Furnaces
might not be erected and succeed just as well
as those that are now in operation. There
is scarcely a limit to the mineral resources Of
this valley. An that is necessary to their
development, is that capitalists take hold OF
the matter. We know of no place where the
facilities for manufacturing iron are better, OF
the cost of material so low as here.
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Gus.

IMPORTANT 10 GAS CONSUMERS
GAS FROM WOOD, COAL, ROsIN, Oils, &o.,
TING PURPOSES, by
TYLER's PATENT PROCESS AND APPARATUS
Proven to be from thirty 70 hfty per cent cheaper
than BY any ether process In in the United States
or IN the world, and equal in Illuminating power 70
any Cas- now IN nse. The apparatus Is substantial
durable, simple and cheap, and can be operated BY
auT ordinary servant. Each apparatus is construct
ed for manufacturing Gas from AL kinds Of Gas
making materials now IN use. Any further inform
alton VIII be given upon application y letter or
ofherwise to s. STEIN,
Once corner Of Public Square and Ontario St.
Cleveland Ohio.
EENoW IN operation st the residence Of Henry Z.
Whitman, Detroit Sts West Side and also at the
osfutrV residence OF Brutenahi Bros. on the Lake
Shore, and at the residence Of Robert Knight, on
Eingran ST. E| z mar22d3m
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Statue TO Benton.

The people ofSt Louis have taken steps to
erect suitable marble statue in that city to
Thomas H. Benton. The sum Of $40, 600 for
the work has been raised, and theexecution Of
the statue, we are glad to see has been awarded
to Miss Harriet Hosmer, an American woman
whose genius has placed her in the front
rank of living sculptors.
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OIROULATE THE pOCUMENTI
THE CLEVELAND WEEKLY LEADER
(ENLARoED.)
For the Campaign Ending Jan. 1, 1851.

tENLAn0ED.)
For the Campaign EHding Jan. 1, 1861.
THE LARaEsr CAMPAIGN PAPER IN, THE WEST.
We have commenced the Presidential
Campaign, by hosting the names ofLIScoLN
and HAMIN for President and Vice Presi-
dent, enlarging the Leader, and donning
new dress. As regards the appearance Of
our paper, the Leader speaks for itself Il
has now more reading matter than any paper
published in Ohio. We propoae to de our
share in the great work before Us by putting
the price Of the Weekly Leader for the Cam
paign ending january 1st, at the following
extraordinarily low rates.
One 10
Five Copies 3.OO
Ten 900
Twenty COpieE................... BOO
Rifty 1000
One Hundred COPies..........-.......... $500 /
An extra copy to the gettor up of clubs Of
20 and upwards.
Remember the price zoe haze charged is 70
January lst, 1861.
We are induced to put the Leader at the
above low rates on account of the hardness
Of the times.
twill be seen by analyzing the above
scale, that the price of the Leader is as fol-
lows, per copy:
One IS cents.
ClHb Of Five per eopy........-......... 90 .
Club Of Ten .................. so
Club of Twenty ...........-..... 45
CIub Of Ffftty st ............ 40 ss
Club OF One Hundred, per Copy IS
The Weekly Leader will be what it ever
has been, a family as we'll as political
newspaper. It will have the latest news BY
telegraph and mail; 1t will have correct
market report it will contain information
on every subject worthy Of attention, and it
will discuss and defend the doctrines of the
glorious Republican party in truthful and
dignifed manner. It viii publish the
speeches of the leading Republican speakers
during the Campaign it will give statistics
and argument to show the immoralities,
crimes and wicked designs of the prO-slavery
Democracy, the most conspicuous of which,
are the re-Opening of the African Slave
Trade, the acquisition Of Cuba at the expense
of sanguinary war with Spain and other
European powers, the naturalization and ex-
tension of Slavery, and the continuance ofthe
present tyranical Democratic dynasty.
Remember we send till 1st January next,
80 weeks, at the above price, at the less rates
usually charged for campaign of twenty
six weeks.
Address E. C0WLES 4 CO.,
Leader Office, Cleveland, O..
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rHAT FROF. WOODS HAIR

THAT FROF. WOODS HAIR
Growth and Color Of the hair, Il u1ed two or three
times week, TO any imaginable age. Perieclly, 70
nament, the hair; make Il more son and beautlluA
than any oil, and preserve the scalp nee nom AZ as
news Doctors, Clsrgymen, Professional men and
Gentlemen and Ladies Of all glasses, all over The
In its favor. Read the foll0Wing md Judge:
HICKORY GROVE, st. Charles coz Hos NOV. l9s l5oI-
PROF. o. j. WOOD-Dear sir: some time lasE sum
mer we were induced 70 use some Of your Hair he-
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Our little sons head for some time had been per-
fectly covered with sores, and some called lt sea
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quence, when friend seeing his suhsrings advised
to your Restorative We did 50 win little opa
friends e very few applications removed the disease
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PRoR. WcOD-Dear Sir: NJ hair bad, Tor several
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as a Hair Restorative OF ior TIE simple paEpol'
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Prof Woods Hair Restorative
Very respectfully, A. B. JACOBS
The Restorative is put up in bottles Of three sizes
viz Large, medium and small; the small holds y
pint, and retails for dollar per bOttei the ne
dium holds at least twenty per cent in proper
ton than the small retals for tive dollars per bottle;
the large holds quart 20 per cent m0Ee IN propor-
tion and retails for three dollars per bottle.
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8tass f0nmdrtt.

lanes H. ODELL, BRASS
81 FOUNDER AND MAEgFACTURER Of
Brass Work Of every description, No. IS Union St,
few doors from Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio. H.
Is prepared 20 furnish all kinds OF work used for
steam, Water or Gas, and all the various articles
used in the Plumbing Business. Beer Pumps Of all
kinds made and repaired. Brass Casting done daily
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TMPs0RTANT AIs2FgEAAlNsT TO RAILWAY

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" every Railroad
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It Is the
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THOUSANDS OF HALLWAY TRAVELLERS
Who WOnld as leave
TRAVEL WITHOUT THEIR CARPET BAGS
As without a COPY Of
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SfWing aIafhinFs.

WHEELER & WILSON'S SEW
w ING MACHINES VICTORIOUS Over all
wherever they have contended.
WHEELER & WILSON have sold the last year,
(ending Nov. lst, 1881 nearly e. many Machines q
all the others.
LOOK AT THE FIGURES,
As given BY Elias Howe, Jr., 70 whom all must &C.
count for the number sold: