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(Fbr the haif session, poya5le in adva7aes.)
English, in Preparatory department.. 4l5
English in ColIe1siate departm ent ........... Is
French or other Languages.... ................ 10
Music on the Plan Observation-Disclosures. 25
Board intending avervthiug.... ............... 90
For other particulars or for catalogues, apply TO
f. l3-lIm CHAS. II. WINSTON. Presideut.
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WOOD, COAL, &c.

WOOD, COAL, &c.
An CORDS DRY OAK WOGD-on the
~ wharf, for sale by A. :. LEE,
NH It's On the Dock
<T0TEEE.--Tha su bscriber has takeu the Brick
~ Lumber House north side Of the Basin, be
tween 9TH and 10th streets; will keep for sale
BALED OATS, HAY, OAK and PINE WOOD y
Also, ANTHRACITE COAL, &c, ali OF which, TO
prompt customers, will be sold at the lowest
prices. Mr.. RICHARD RElNS, well known to the
citizens of Richmond, will attend TO sales, &c,
for me.
All FREIGHT between Richmond and Maiden
Adventure Dam will be received and shipped by
line "A byath fTnh 5--sEl eYIN p (tjf,EE
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w Z" o D" o D.
A constant supply of
OAK and PINE WOOD,
Which will be delivered to families a. the very
low est market price.
fe 2I-ts A s. LIE.
4 1Dk E.-The prices OF CARBON Hill COhE
" will be, until further notice, IS follows
Lump Coke, SO. 90 per load.
StUVe NOhS, e.oS
Hail Coke, !" "
de lois JOHN J. WERTH, Agent
OAK AND PINE OOD-seasonsd and under
" shelter, for sale at Coke Yards.
de l2-ts JNO J. WERTH. Ag't.
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nIVtDEND NUrGCE-niCHMUNp CHAR
~ L0TTESNILLE AND STANTON TELE-
GRAPH COMPANY The Stockholders of thi.
thred per cent for the 81 months ending on the
first OF August last, and two and one-quarter per
cent for the six months ending on the hrst day OF
February last has beer declared and Will be PAID
on application 10 j. SrorKlS, Treasurer.
IEONs
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1000 BUSHELS OF VERY SUPERIOR
1UUU SEED OATS.
IS half bbls. of Woods North Carolina Family
ROE HERRISGS.
bbls. Woods CUT HRRRISGS.
80 bbls Woods GROSS HERRINGS.
200 bales Glover and Timothy HAY.
leo bales sHUCkS.
1000 bushels BRAN, BROwNsTUFF and SHIP
STUFF. For sale by
ROBERT A E. pABNEY.
NH SITS Corner of Broad and 7th streets.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-03

PREACHER SENTENCED TO DEATH
FOR ABoLIrloNIsM.--The Memphis Argu5,
Of the l4th, in which we find the following
article, Is responsible for the peculiar manner
IN which it makes its statements
A Methodist preacher made his appearance
in osceola, Ark, short time Since, and
wished to ventlate a quantity of his stock of
abolition rhetoric. His offer was declined,
the inhabitants feeling that they were quite
we'll enough posted on the principles of abo-
htionism. He still persisted, and went about
% miles below Osceola, where he succeeded
in getting employment from number of
planters, to preach to their negroes. One of
the planters, a few days since, received let
ter from a planter in South Carolina, warn
ing him Of this man, as he was a dangerous
abolitionist. A committee of citizens was
Immediately formed, who arrested the preach
er, and he was taken TO Osceola, tried and
sentenced to execution, which was set for to-
day
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-03
DR.. c. H. S II d i Els
Profess0r of DWeases "a Yomen,

1(|HCeoCS
The only Regular Graduate Physician advertising
in Boston, gives particular attention TO seases of
Women, especially those suffering from any diSar-
Fangement of the MENSTRUAL SYSTEM. Married
single Ladies may apply with safety and in conf
dence, for relieftrom the many misfortunes peculiar
to the
LUNAR MIXTURE.
I have prepared Medicine for the purpose of reg
uating the hfoHthty Sickness, which have used for
the list ten wears with the most unhounded success
The following recommendation is sufficient
''It4 uniform success, even in extreme cases, is
astonishing it is satisfactory. Journal Of Am
Md. Science.
have hundreds of private assurances of the same
happy results but for obvious cannot place
thrIn before the public
It's the very best thing known for the purpose and
IN Gases of obstructioD alter all other means have
failed, Will surely produce the desired effect cure
Is guaranteed in MI cases, the price will be refund
ell Pnrey vegetable and perfectly safe at all times
CAplItpN'-Neyer purchase any medicine of this
nature of any one left about the country for sa
| Such PILLS and DROPs are deserving of no conf
| dence whatever
Experienced nurses ane pleasant rooms for those
| who wish to remain under my care
Address DR.. c. Ii. SHOLES, 1871 COURT STREET
BOSTON 22-ly
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COMMERCE. OF THE PACIFIC.

This commerce, which is at present almost
monopolized by England, has cost Its mil
lions of lives and treasure, and has been the
means of enrichiug more than one nation.
Since the cession of California to the United
States, il has been discovered that much OF
the trade which now, at such great RISK, ex.
pense and delay, is prosecuted oy way OF
Cape Horn, may be dra"n into our own
States by the CONSTRUCTION OF trans-contl-
ncntal railway gne value Of British pro-
ducts ex norted r. india in 1914, was e2,I13,-
A97 IN fsan S6,023, 1872 and in 1858, $751;
2sg s5o The amount for that year included
60 ssg492 of cotton goods, 81 969,227 of
cot5on yarn, &021, 3S5 cfwoolen and worsted
stufs, and &4S9, 789 of WOODEN manufactures.
The value of the British exports to India of
foreignyprcduy was S660,823. The imports
from India were valued at &l7 ,4O7 ,IS5. The
declared value of British produce and man
ufactures exported to China and Hong Kong
in 1853, G2,876,447: The imports that year
from China, were valued at &7,043, 089, in
GLIDING 5,056, 293 Of tea, and 6 1856 ,645 of
silk The British trade between India and
China is large, but nine-tenths of this appears
to consist in the shipment from India to
China !; and one-half Of the whole value in
opium. The value of the exports of all goods
from India to China in 1878, was $780,
496 to Hong Kong and s4,186, 341 to the
rest of China total, &9,366,837. The ex-
ports of opium included in this amount, were
1888 chests, valued at &4, 6l5 $50 to Hong
Kong, and ,651 chests, valued at $685.
405, to other ports in China. On the other
hand, the total value OF the imports into In
dia from China was &915,s58. Give US a
Pacific Railroad and line or two of fleet
steamers, and the increase Of this commerce
bv that which would naturally flow into and
from the United States, may be family ina
eined 10 the trade with the surrounding
ast, with the Sandwich Islands, China and
Japan, would be added that which would
proceed from the Amoor River, not to speak
of the whaling interest, the trade in pearls
and avalone shells, in valuable furs and seal
skins, and thousand other sources of reve-
nue.; nor OF the immense passenger transit,
and of the avoidance of the passage of an
isthmus belonging to foreign and hostile ma
ton; nor of the final exorcism of the great
phantom fsectionaIism, which would, by the
carrying out of this grand undertaking, be
laid forever.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-03

Z WORLO.-BRIGGs' Black Liniment remedy
fer the Million. The above is declared 10 be the
greatest Linmant in the world for Man or Beast.
This Liniment Is sure cure for Rheumatism,
Shoulder Sprain<, Gout Sores Stiff JOIuts, Bruises,
Sprains, Chiiblaius, Rng-BOues, Spavius, Cooked
Joints SpFinghat Stiles Spnts. Pole Evil, Thista-
loes, Weak Back. and all other Iameness that horse
flesh il heir to. This Liniment equals everything.
THE GREAT WONDER The AGE. = Briggs
Ring-bone, SPAWN and Splint Saive. cure for
Ring bones, Spavins, SDlints aud Callouses of all
denominations. This Save will remove a Spliut
a small bone SPAWN in twelve hours. This is the
greatest Salve in the world it outWeighs all others
for value. That mob animal, the Horse can be
lieyed from pain and lameness, and can be restored
again to value and usefulness.
None genuine unless signed by the proprietor.
A. BRIGGS, Deerield, Mass.
S. MINIS. Agent. Rutland, VT 7tf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-03

fEHHE popularity of these BITTERs Is justly due TO
J. the purity oil of the materials of which they are
prepared and the delicate combination OF simple
alternatives and toncs well calculated to act upon
every part of the digestive organs aud through them
to reach and all complaints arising from dis
eased condition of the stomach and Bowels.
GREELEYS' BOURBON BtTTERS
are highly nourishiug and tattening, and Tonic
for OLD People. DELICATE LADIES, CoS-
sUMPrIyR PATIENTS, and all weakly persons, they
cannot be surpassed. In all cases of Weakness or
Debility, they will give immediate relief, and impart
a strong healthy tone to the system. For the cure
of Dyspepsia indigestion, Nervous Diseases, Liver
Complaints Weakness or Debility, Flaiulency and
Nausea, and all complaints consequent upon ulsor-
dered state Of the stomach Liver and Bowels, they
are net equa,nd As an agreeable stomachic, they
are much admired they sharpen the appetite bright
en- the intellect and inTuse new life and vsgor. Nc
who these biters, can be subject to all at
tack of Fever and Ague. DiaTrhma.
Put up in Quart Bottles, in cases OF one and two
dozen and for sale by Druggists and Grocers every
where.
WI. s.. A. W. GREELEY, PToprietors,
26 fremont St, Boston. Mass.
For sale Wholesale and retail by POND & MORSE,
Rutland, VT. "
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MRS. WILSON'S
coco A N u T OIL
HAIR DRESSING.

Mrs wilson's Har Dressing is put up In large bottles
and resas 81 per bottle, and for dressing the
hair Of any person. young old there is its equal
the world II sill make the hair everything you wish Il
to be- and moreover, 1t has perfume that Is infinitely
superior to any the fashionable extracts either foreign
or americas which alone should entttle It place
every iady's toilet table.
Use the Regeneration before retiring at night, and
in the morning apply little Of the Dressing aud
hair will be ifesike in color and beauty.
Use nothing your hair but these preparations, and
these according directions, and warrant you
a good healthy head Of hair.
Manufactured and sold at wholesale By Henry VII
Co, Manchester ". H. whom al letters should
be addressed.
POND MORSE, Wholesale and Retail! Agents
for Rutland County.
Dealecs can be supplied By the dozen at the loves
ma rket prices.
Sly Opposite the Depot, Rutland, VT.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-03
LETTER OF HoN. Joux A. CAypRrtr

LETTER OF Hon. JOHN A. CAMPBELL
This distinguished gentleman, Judge of the
Supreme Court for the District of Alabama,
has written letter giving his views in regard
to the present condition of public affairs He
arrives at the following conclusions:
First, That the election of Mr.. Lincoln
does not afford sufficient ground for the dis
solution of the Union.
Second, That the great subject of disturb
ance, that of slavery in the territories, rests
uron a satisfactory foundation, and that we
have nothing to ask, except that the status quo
be respected
Third, That the subject of the rendition
of fugitive slaves can be adjusted to the sat
isfaction of the injured property holder, and
without dishonor TO ourselves.
Fourth, That in relation to the maintenance
of the rights we have, or those that have been
defeated or impaired, and in whatever con-
Germs the subjects of contumely and insult
we complain OF, there may be sufficient cause
for increased vigilance, for preparation, for
alliance among the southern states, for the
demand of new guarantees, but not for dis
union, until there is refusal of redress
In my opinion separate state action will re
suit in the discredt and defeat of every meas
ure for reparaion or security.
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MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERATOR.
The Regeneration is put up IN two sizes, and
rctails for so cents for pint bottles, and 81 fol
quart bottles. The quart bottles are much the
cheapest
Who wants Good Head Of Hair? Ust
Mrs. Wilson's Hair Regeneration ant
Hair Dressing.


Please read few certificates from the following rcia
Bic and well known people
MassRs. HESRY p. WHsoH x Co.-Iy wife is now
using your Regeueraor for the hair and prououGces
m superior anything she used for the hair IL
easily applied, does soil in the eashas no disagree
able odor increases the growth Of hair prevents 1t fall
ing off, and often the headache. forward you
this certificate unsolicited, because think article
that viii d. what your Hair Regeneration viii, should he
widely known. think it is the best article for the hair
in Use. Respectfully. &c,
Rev. JACOB STEVENS, Newburyport, Ms.
81 IKE the Hair Regenerator and Dressing uery
much" REV. GEO. ". WooDIHG, Hartford, Ct
81 rsShesitatngig pronounce IL tnUaiuGbks dTti
cIe from the effect my heGd.n
sA HILL, wife OF Rev. Henry Hin, Manchester, T..
SIT rendered my HAIR soft and glossy"
MIS0F FARRAR Saratoga Springs, y. Y.
II feet confident that II operates soT dye, bur
to restore The roots 10 their natural healthy state"
REy. L. d., KELLoa, Nashua, y. II.
most cheegjatfy recoDtga end IL 10 all persons"
EEV. G. RUSSELL, Eittlet0n, n. II.
November I.
HassRs HgSRy ?. WILsoS & Co: have no hesitancy
in aging, a my opinion, Mrs. Wilson'S Hair Regenera-
aud Hair Dressing the best hair preparations
ia shall coGtinue 10 use them with pleasure.
REV II. II, HAHTN ELL, Lawrence Mass.
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Raw 9. v. H CLARK, Great Falls, n. II.

NEsSKs HESRY P. WI.sOs & Co: deem Mrs VIII
sous Hair Regereraor and Hair Dressing the standard
articles Of al hair preparations. have, in many H.
STANCES known them restore the hair where ii bad
fallen Of remove dandru The hair 70 its original
color entirely the most painful headachesand In
some instances serious humors Personally have
been shaTer ia several Of these benefits.
REV. HENRY HILL, Manchester, y. II.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-03

-ttzssHs. HESHY P. Wusow & Co: | have used your
Hair Regeneration and Hair Dressing aud have received
great benefit from them. deem the articles worthy
HIGH comm enatiGu. and ceerfaliy recommsnl them 70
al who want % restore gray hair to its original Color
any who troubled with dandruf. dsagreeable
Gsns Of the head buors to those whose hair is
falling from the head
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-03

months without Aasls fttrf when taken dire ced
and with Ut the least min TO the health in any
full directions for ushg and by Ep'ess. closig
ssafsd to all parts afthe Prizes NIL >trSu 9Th
$40; Half >trencth. -; Quarter ctreuFth, > per
bottle ~ Rem rnheri Tbi> medicine is designed
expressly for OBsTIN TIE CASES in which all other
remedies the d have been trfeG III vain = Be
of imitation! None warrant q Huless purchased
irect'y Of Dr. 81 IT his office. Prepared and sold
oNLY AZ D.. MAIFi>ON.> REMEDIAL INSEl-
Providence. /.
H=Th- Spsrialtg embraces all diseases ofa Prjrats
nature both OF MkN ard WOMEN By a regularly
educated pbYsican OF tw years p~actit giving
hisxrhois attention to them. GZ~CUnsultations by
letter otherwise strictly fiGeDtal. and medi
cnes will be by Expires from Obssrraiira
all parts ct the UutteI States. Also &C; ommoda-
tions for pa tents from abroad wishing tor secure
and let RETREAT, with good care, until restored
TO health.
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
- In these nays OF medic u imposition, when men
assume "a ne ply iciaD. without any know edge OF
m-dini what-s person cannot be too careful TO
whom they apply before a. least making some IN
qtyg, and esp cialiy in relation to those no make
the graf-et HtsGnS Advertising ply siclaDs
nine ca>es ten, impoSteyS; and the news
papers full OF theT deceptive adverise rnents,
without MAJ Jag inquiry ten TO one OF lou VII be
imposed upp aT-Dr il. will send free, by encin--
jug one stamp above. pamphlet on DISEASES
OF NOTEN aud on Pr'cass Ds,as~s Geue rally; also,
Circulars g in fult information, tC'tA the most
DOUBTED ysfersRcs AMI testimonials. without which no
advertising pin, stefan medicine of this Kind is
DIR VI iruso j. the only sdacatsd PLY sicisu inPrOvi-
denc- if not in New E'gland Who adper' iseS, max
Ing speciality Private Diseases aud he furnishes.
the very be- rpie~e c.s and tesiimnn ias, both OF
hi honesty aud hi skill If there ARE any others
LET THEM Do TnE SAME.
N5-Orsiers by mail promptly attended to. Write
adde's pbttny, aud direct to DE-. IL. N NJ IL
ISON AS above 2s-ly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-03

A FROG SToRY.-Th Hartford Press
prints the story about six ladies' of Toledo
swallowing live frogs daily, to cure them of
consumption, and following it up with ano-
Their, &c:
A couple Of gentlemen from a neighboring
town, who were called TO watch with SICK
person, who had been given over by bis phys
icians, and apparently had but a short time
to live, after some conversation relative to
the improbablity of stories of recovery by
frogs inhaling sick persons breath, resolved
to test it. The first frog placed at the dying
mans mouth was dead "a Julius Caesar, after
only three or four breaths had been drawn :;
the second lived some time longer and died !;
the third lived about half an hour, and though
others were applied, none OF them died. The
sick person Immediately began to amend, and
&nally recovered. the parties to the trans
action, who tell the story themselves, are
highly respeOtable.
SENATOR WADEs SrEECU-Th Wash
ington correspondence the Tribune writes as
follows concerning the recent speech of Sen
ator Wade in the u. S. Sanate.a
''The galleries were crammed, and every
passage way thronged. The closing part Of
the speech especially was listened to with the
most profound attention by nearly every
southern senator. The impression left by il
was Of the most salutary character. a few
more such speeches, and secession would be
killed in It's swaddlng-clothes. Mr.. Wades
treatment OF the war aspect was most happy
He showed cOnclusively that there could bt
no war unless the seeding States declared i
against the federal government"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-03
THE GREAT INDIAN REMEDY
FOR FEMALES,
DR.. Mattison's Indian Emmenagogue.

u This celebralei Female Medicine
possesses viFtUr. unknown OF any
thing else OF tie hind, s nd proving
ectual after all others have IA led, Is
prepared from an Indian plant used
b. the natives for the same purpose
iro2-2 time immemoria and Tow for
tie first tine offered to the public 1t
j. fe-ipnef'for both paayrfef and S,ns}s
iaaies aud the veFv bestthlug HoWn
for The purpose, A. il viii bring on the
monthly sickHsss iH cases Of obstruction
from aBv cause, alter all other rene
dies Of he kind have been vein. This
MAY e. m ircredih 2 but ifit fan in any
csse. tie pure DiN b. rsfsHfsg. 1000
BOTTLES have been sold in eighteen
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CertLficnte of a. a. HAYES. NJ. b.. Of Rsston.

It is wen known that the medicinal effects of Protoxde
Of Iron very brief exposure air. and that
tonantan solution of Protoxde Of lron without further
oxidation, has been deemed impossible.
Ia the PERUVf SYRUP this desirable point is at
tanned by CONVERSATION A WAY BEFORE UNKSowS and
this solution may replace all the citrates
and tartrates Of the Materia Medica.
A. 4. HAYES, Assayer TO the State of Mass.
Is BOyston Street. Boston,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-03
rT1HE GREAT WONDER OF THE

Forsae wholesale and retail by POND & MORSE,
RntIand. Vt. ~
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GoFstown. AIareh b.. 1se0

GEO. C. GOODWIN & CO, II Marshall Street
Boston, General agents. Sold everywhere BY drug
gists 2j-lY
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present the evidences Of their authority and the
objects Of their visit to the President Of the Uni
state to Messrs. Forsyth and Crawford that he has
no authority, nor Is he at liberty to recognize
them as diplomatic agents, or hold correspon-
dence or other communication with them.
Finally, the Secretary of State would observe
that, although he has supposed that he mi 2 ht
safely and with propriety have adopted the con-
clusions without making any reference of the
subject to the Executive, yet so strong has been
his desire to practice entire directness and to act
in spirit Of persect respect and candor towards
Messrs Forsyth and Crawford, and that portion
OF the people of the Union In whose name they
present themselves before him. that he has cheer
fully submitted this paper to the President, who
comedies generally In the views II Expresses and
sanctions the Secretary's decision declining off,
cial Intercourse with Messrs. Forsyth and Craw-
ford.
To this communication the Commissioners re.
ply that they clearly understand that the Secre-
tary has declined to appoint day 20 ena ble them
TO lay the objects Of the mission with which they
are charged before the President Of the United
States because so TO do would be to recognise the
independence and separate nationality Of the
Confederate States The truth of history req uired
that 1t should distinctly appear upon the record
that they did not ask the Government of the Uni
ted States to recognise the independence of the
Confederate States They only asked audience to
adjust, in spirit of amity and peace the new re-
lahons springing from a manifest and accom-
pllshed revolution In the government of the late
Federal Union The refusal to entertain these
overtures for peaceful so luton, the active naval
and military preparations Of this Government,
and formal notice to the commanding general
Of the Confederate forces in the harbor of Charles
ton that the President intends to provision Fort
Sumter by forcible means, IL necessary are viewed
by the undersigned, and can only be received by
the world, as declaration of war against the
Confederate States; for the President of the Uni
ted states knows that Fort sumter cannot be pro-
visoned without the effusion of blood. The
Commissioners, in behalf Of their Government
and people, accept the gage Of battle thus thrown
down to them, and, appealing to God and the
lud dgment OF mankind for the rig ghteousness of
their cause, the people of the Confederate States
will defend their Derties to the last against this
fa2rant and open attempt at their subjugation to
sectional power.
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esf, hNshinEs sid bronehs or CNitss, Paralysa Nsu
yalra, WsEknssT ef the Msrclst COnie or aaUnstor,
shssmasm sufnsss Of the Jcinr contracted Nusel,. q.
kfamsnts, E3rsshs TochA chs rps.s Rrrs n, Fr,,k
Cris, Wsrndi ulesu, Fever Borss Cassd 6r.n.i Scr,
Hppss, Barns tealss sors TrOat ins Anmaiioo ar
p.ia, dfsrsres hev tsrsrs or soS IN, si,,.., ms
have sxistsd, HciEANT GEL ER sATED LINIMENT Z,
q Certain rsmsdy "
resasead Of fsmsn bsinrs ,a-sd Iiss Of "a,
sspitxds and misery BY the s inraluAels
Mel LEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMFNT
VIII rshsye pain Alnsst nsannas ssy, and viii clean
ysffy and hsal the fsusst sor
FOX HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS
hekhAkr CELEBRATED LIN gnENT 10 ths onl, o. 70
ne rsnsh, talnssy Tor the errs Of Spawn, Rngbons
Mnegsllt, spiats Cnnatprs LEnts, Modes or svsn rs
never fllsd to Big zsad fslls vil FistuIs dSd
ssnelnr ser.i, or ssssnyi IL properly sppasd. Fer
PrsI,, hrs..' seratsh.s Cr.ss.e H,s C6s... Saddle
Isnssy Apply a. directed and terrain every
fhsn rifs Isnx.r VIA III. u.ay -srhl... LIuiu.p,
sxsisa e ysE Obtain ,oPPly q oh. KicLEANs cELE-
J. y MCLEAN, esls PrsprI.tss,
Csrnsr Third and sns sts., D. Lens, N..
CShshIs TOT, Ft Pa sv- ssls sgsst IN wssnipS;
~ IL C'mEh, ,ssSysvyE aH-DsvlI