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Franklin Insurance ComnanV



H.- DIRECTORS:
T. II: Logan, 7. p. ShaIlcrnss, Geo. K. Wheat,
tieo. Mendel, John ZoecSler. SRnll. bfcCleI-
LarEhlin.
HNHIS COMPANY HAVING BEEN DULY
Organized, are prepared to take risks Mt
inlF rates on buildings Of all kinds, rnerChan-
disc, manufacturing establishments, ftlrni-
ture, steamboats, and cargoes on the western
rivers and lakes, and also ON the lives Of per-
sons Tor term Of years. This Company Of
ieTs superior Inducements to farmers, where
by they can he insured for three years. AT re-
duced rates. This being home institution,
composed of some ninety-four stockholders
most OF whom are among our best busineR;
men, recommends itself TO the favorable con-
Sideration the insurfng public, and solicits
their patronage.
Applications for insurance will be promptly
attended to by the Secretary.
Office, No. Mcclure House, being the same
formerly occupied by Adams FXnrpss Co
n. e. ARTHUR, Secretary.
SASI'IJ MCCLELLAN President
GEO. MENDEB, Vice President.
n. Q. ARTHUR, Agent for paying pensions,
Ofhce, No. 1 ATcLure House. being the sans
formerly occupied by Adams Express Co.
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DR.. sEELYE.S
s.-
L1.Q UID
CATA r II
REMEDY.
svcunE wAnnANrnnvsI
IF DIRECTIONS ARE FOLLOWED.
HTcuuJor Circular c'escrDfng all symptoms.
SYMPTOMSi


NIHE SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH AS
j they generally appear are mt first very
slight. Persons find they have a cold, that
they hive frequent attacks, and are more
sensitive TO the changes of temperature. In
this condition, the nose may he dry, or n slight
discharge, thin md ncrid, afterwards becuni-
ing thick and adhesive. As the disease he
comes chronic, The discharges are increased I'm
quantity and changed in quality; they are now
thick and heavy, and are hawketl or coughed
OF. The SHCretiOns iJre offensive, causing a had
breath: the voice is thick and nasal, the eyes
arc weak; the sense Of the smell is leSScned or
destroyed; deafness frequently takes place.
Another common and important symton OF
CatarTh is that the person Is Obliged 10 clear
his throat In The morning of n thick or sliny
mucus, which has fallen down from the head
during the night. When this takes place the
person may be sure that his disease Is on its
way to the lungs, and should lose no time in
arresting It.
Symptoms.
A single Bottle will Hast n nnOntb-tn
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The National Bank of West
Virginia,


OFFICE OF CONIPTRoL'R OF THE CIrRRT.>;Cy5 \
r--. Washington, July lIth. 1866. I
WTHEREAS, BY SATISF ACTORY FVI
w dencc presented to the undersigned. IL
has been made TO appear that ''ThC Nation.
nl bnnk of West Virginia. Mt wheel.
tngs' in the City of Wheeling in the Conn.
y Of ohio, and state OF West Virginia, has
been duly organiZed under and accorling TO
the requirements OF the Act OF Congress en-
Titled An act TO provide National Currency
secured by n pledge of United States Bonds
ana to provide forthe circulation mud redemp-
non thereof, approved June 3rCi, 1854 and
has complied with all the provisions OF said
Act, required to be compiled with before come
act. ~ II
Now, therefore, 1, Freeman Clark, Comp.
TT@ller OF the Currency, do hereby certify that
The National Rank of West VfrsiniN,
nt wheeling. in the City OF Wheeling, in
the County Of Ohio, and State OF West Wiz.
glnia, Is nuthortRed to commence the busi.
ness Of Banking under the act aforesaid,
- In testimony whereof witness my
Is hand and seal Of office this llth day
| - OF July, 1865.
FREEMAN CLARK,
1ulS6Ou Compt'r of the Currency,
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Hoping To receive your answer soon,
we remnin yours, with great respect, :

G. w, FRANZHEIM,
Supervisor Madison TIP.
THOs. j. SHALLCRoss,
Inspector Madison Up.
WM. NJ. BERRYIIILL,
Inspector Madison TIP.
JOHN CLAToR,
Supervisor Union Up.
AUG. HANDLIN,
Supervisor RiIchie TIP.
j. SALISBURY,
Supervisor Centre TIP.
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Bethany college.

HNHIS INSTITUTION is LOCATED IN
i one OF the most beautiful and healthy
portions OF the hill country of West Virginia.
y IS In Brooke county, Sitieen miles north Of
Wheeling, and seUe1I miles nom Wellsburg, at
which place, persons coming either by boat
or rail, can ind hacks ready to take them to
the College. Situated as it Is in the country,
1t Is removed at once from the temptations to
eStrayagnnce, and the facilities for vice which
attach to Colleges in or near large cities
Young men who desire n thorough education
Will md peculiar advantages in Bethany Col
leRe. SHE hnH an experienced Faculty and
Affords the best education on the lowest termS-
The 18th Session will commence on the lst
Monday In October next and terminate on
the last Thursday OF June, 1856, ,sr ID,
.tEE-l III . FACULTY.
E ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, President.
w. n. PEHDLEToN, Vice President and
PoieSSor OF Mental Moral, and Political PHI
osophy and Bellies Lettres.
= CHARLES LOUIS LoOS, Professor OF Ancient
Languages and Literature. I, F
and Astronomy. Tf-I.,-'.l
! 2 X. RICHARDsoHy, Professor of Natural PHI.
losophy, Chemistry and Naturnl History.
f .f.sE .r, TERMS. si.5
Boarding nom 81 90 to 81 LEO per week.
y Tuition, per HesSiOn of months 5000
Washing and lights extra 7ii-a
Naturalization EeeS5,OO
For Cnt4ogue8 or further Information nd.
dress w: X. ,Pendleton or @. L. .LooS, Sec'ty.
auglS 2md&tw 57-Ifi.
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9nsnraurr.
FIRE. MARINE & INLAND INSURANCE

CAN BE OBTAINED UPON THE MOST
J reasonable terms in any OF the following
companies, representing I'm the aggregate
CASH CAPITAL AND ASSETS IOVERl
S9,6OO,OOO.
HOME INSURANCE co. OFNEW YORK.
Cash Capital. NIL paid In..........s 81 mo hnn 60
Assets lst January, ls65......... l,GST,6Ol 20
Nett assets exceeding those of aIIT 6thsg
Company doing Fire business In the United
UNDER AGENCY, NJ YORK.
The The GerInania Fire Ins. Col Cash Capital
The Niaeara {" " and Assets
One Policy Of Insurance is Issued iJy the four
SECURITY ms. co. OF FNEW YORK.
Cash Capital all paid Ora nO0 90
Assets LIST February, ls65........ 5is,25O q
TThres-fonrtls OF tIe nett profits declared 10
polcy holders, annually.
CONTINENTAL ms. co. OFNEW YORK.
Cash Capital. all paid In......-..,.. esNH OOO 90
Assets January l, lsG5........... s6S.SSs 50
seventy-flve per cent oFthe nett profits de-
clared to policy holders annually, without in
curing any risk.
Ioucies VIII be Issued in any of the above
reliable Companies on aprlIratiOn to
w. F. PETERSON, Agent
once Main street, next door to NJ. & NJ.
hank. mar2l-ly
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Fire & Marine Insurance Company

INCORPORATES IN 1857.
TAKES RISKS ATTHE LOWEST RATS
on Buildings Of all kinds, Steamboats,
Furniture and Merchandise, and against an
dangers attending the transportation Of goods
on rivers, seas, lakes, canals and railroads
n. CRANGLE, President
JOHN F. HOPKINS, Secretary.
Robert Crnngle, Daniel Lamb
Robert Morrison, JC AchpSon
: BTndy, James DalZell,
John Donlon, Samuel Off
HBThe office of the Company has been re-
moved to No. so Main street.
Applications for insurance Will he promutlyy
attended to by the President or Secretary.
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a single Bottle will last n,ontb-to
he used three times day.
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IHt .I.-l
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81 ~ 40 80 - -l aiH1
80 p i3-5 4t8
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SECURITY ms co. oFNEW YORK.
Assets LIST February, lsG5........ $500 2
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,riTair l=alli .T N1ul ei1i..s E.
~ H@llrs -ii,I sD54 r.l ~
.huual It-Hila l.l H.
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Happy Mt being able to bestow chari-
", Mad. d, felt no distrust-she took the
stranger to her chamber, who after ex-
the furniture, opening draw
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Transrortattplr.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
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OFFICE BAIT. & ONO RAILRoAp Co.
WHEELING STATIoN. Nov Z 1874
, 1865-06-16

they come from the people you are the
people. hence YOU cannot do wrong"
Il is sufficient defence, he continued, to a
charge of over-steppina the lavs.v to be
sure that YOU have saved the ReDubIic.
"The people mast sometimes take the
law into their hands, and do desperate
and irregular acts TO save the life Of a ma
ton" Indeed he preferred. in emergen-
cies, irregular acts, for permanent chang
cs in the law left. he taoucht. UNPLEASANT
memories, which were better avoided by
temporary and explicit Acts, uttrrances
of The VIII Of the people, (which can
make and unmake law" which obviously
in Mr.. Johnson's mind IS law, provided
ALWAYS il accepts the Union. THAT. or in
other words SaJus reipubhce, is as supreme
an object in his mind as ever it was IN
the mind off, Roman patrician or Partisan
Septembriser. Thcre is nothing that we
kaow Of in that which Engli>hmeH can
blame. We also ShouId do strong acts if
the life of the nation require them, we al,
so indeed did do them when only the fu-
turc Of IA dependency was in question.
But the tendency Of Mr.. yohnson's mind
is 10 do Them when if is D0SSiblr fn dis
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-19
one OF Lambs Rest.

Lamb once convulsed company with an
anecdote of Colsridge, which, without doubt
he hatched in his hoaxsloving brain. II was, j
said he, going from my house at Enfield to
the East India House oae morning, when !
met Coleridge on his way to pay me visit.
he was brimful of some new idea, and, in
spite of my assuring him that time aas pre-
cious, he drew me within the gate of an un.
occupied garden by the roadside, aud there,
sheltered from observation by a hedge of
evergreens, he took me by the button Of my
coat, and closing his eyes, commenced an elo.
quent discourse, waving bis right hand gently
as the musical words flowed in an unbroken
stream from his lips, listened entranced /:
but the striking clock recalled me to sense
OF duty | saw twas no use to attempt 10
break away; so taking advantage of his nb
sorption is his subject and with my penknife
quietly severng my button from my coat,
decamped. Five hours afterwards, in pass.
ing the same garden, on my way home,
heard Coleridge's voice and on looking in,
there he was with closed eyes, the button in
his fingers, aad the right hand gracefully wa
wing just as when left him. He never miss
ed me-" ...rt.- rt.r.ha .'la al1li
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Prompt Puni.hmen,

A gentleman from Decatur informs US that
few days since a soldiers wife, living in the
south part of Macon county, came to Decatur
for the purpose of receiving an express pack.
age OF $4OO, sent her by her husband 10 the
army. Being unable to furnish the express
company proof Of her identity, she was
obliged to return without the money, and was
subsequently accompanied by her brother.in-
law who furnished the required proof.
On returning home she placed the money
under the pillow of her bed Some time dur
ing the night, man, supposed to be negro,
at the time, broke open the door and de
nanded the money. There being Ere IN the
fireplace at the ltime, sufficient to light the
room, the woman threw the money on the
floor, and as the rufian stopped to pick it up,
dealt him q blow with the poker that broke
his neck. The neighbors we're aroused, and
on washing the dead mans face, tho robber
proved to be her brotherin-lAw. The names
OF the parties we did not -Sprin0feLd
(M) Journal, March 29.
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Federation.

Who art thou vain mortal, that darest in
trude thyself between my God and me2 II
| have an account to settle with Heaven am
! not competent to effect it myself Can you
be more interested than amp or if you ate,
why insult newly .denounce me---why pub.
lish me to the world as the yiest animal in
existeneeR May not possibly be right as
we'll as you1 II so, BY what grant either of
heaven or earth can you be justified 10 as.
sailing the purity ofmy motivesH The great
God of heaven cutters me to enjoy liberty
suffers me to investigate freely and without
any fear, all subjects my mind may chance to
pursue--and informs me, by the eternal laws
of my nature, that can only believe as my
understanding directs me. Yet you-you
dust and ashes of the earth, arrogaling to
yourself heavens power, would do what heav
en- refuses to do--you would stay the pro.
gress OF my mind--you would end all inquiry
which did not exactly suit you--you would
PROSTATE me in the eyes Of society, and send
me headlong TO eternal punishment Away
from this land, prosecuting spirit-INToLER-
ASoE INTOLERANCE -Bewamin Frank
lin. 'ana a
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Occupation for Chifdrem.

The active habits Of children prove that
occupation is necessity with most Of them
They love to be busy even about nothing, still
more to be usefnlly employed. With some
children It is strongly developed necessity
and, IT not turned to good account. will be
productive OF positive evil, thus verifying the
old adags, that "Idleness is the mother Of
mischief" Children should be encouraged,
or If indolsnily disinelined to il, should be
disciplined into performing for themselves
every little Office relative to the toilet. which
they are capable OF performing, They should
keep their own clothes and other possessions
in neat order, and fetch for themselves what.
ever they want in Short they shoald learn to
be as independent Of others as possible, it.
ting them alik, TO make good use OF pros.
perlty, and to meet with iortitude any reverse
Of fortune that may befall them. l know Of
no rank, however exalted, 10 which such a
systems would not prove beneficial
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-19
EIeKance n New York

Respecting the magnifcence of New York,
q correspondent Of the Newark Advertiser
says; .t....4e .ua .ar
The style and magnifcenee of the new
dWelling-houses in the upper part of this city,
surpass belief, Two or three Just put upon
the market, on Murray Hill, are valued at
sixty thousand and seventy thousand dollars
each, and, il rented, six thousand dollars an
nually. They are elegant houses, yet only
twenty-five feet froht, though finished with
black walnut from basement to attic. The
largest sized houses, in price, reach one hun.
drsd thousand to one hundred and fifty thou.
sand dollars. One of this skind, with spa.
eious stables, the corner of Thirty-third street,
is said 20 have commanded two hundred
thousand dollars. ...I....
The residences combine every imaginable
convenience and improvement. "Dumb
walters go as high as the topmost story, and
10 addition to food aud crockery, they daily
transport all the coal and ashes and dirt
which in most houses are carried up and
down by "sturdy Bridget" are transported on
this most convenient wooden waiter. Some
Of the mantle Gre places cost one thousand
dollars each, aud the gas-6xtures, and lurni-
ture to match, would involve an additional
outlay OF sixteen Thousand dollars more for
each house.
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NEW York Dry Coodn rIarket.

From the New Yoik Commercial Of Saturday, P. NJ,
The dry goods trade has shown a marked
imProyemsnti in tone during the latter part Of
the week. The recent reduction in prices
has created such an active demand at retail
that the jobbersihave been pressed for stapls
goods, and having previously almost cleared
out their stocks, have no goods to meet the
demand. They held of from buying until the
result Of the Government sale Of Savannah
cotton, when il was ascertained that the price
was hrmer than expected, buying commenced
freely, and has since been more active than
for several months past. The commission
agents hRvs bat light stocks to meet the in
qnry, and prices are consequently frmer.
Unless manufacturers should increase their
production, it would appear that prices may
advance At all events, judging
from the present feeling of the market, the
decline Of prices is arrested except in ex.
ceptional cases, where goods have not come
down to the low level.
The exports Of domestic cottons from this
port to foreign ports for the week ending
April IL, 1865, have been as follows:
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LAITovver of sIinIIs.
Lamatllne, 10 Dc qPilprimaee 10 ma

Lamarline, in his FPilgrimage to tha Hol,
Land, writes as follovs, mFio
When | was about a league from Nisa, the
last Turkish town almost on the frontier OF
Servia, ] saw a large tower rising up ia the
midst Of the plain as white as Parian marble.
took the path which led to it | desired a
Turkish lad who accompanied me TO hold my
horse, and sat down under the shade of the
tower 10 enjoy a few moments raposp No
sooner was seated than discovered that the
walls, which | supposed to be built ofmarble
or OF regular rows of white stone, were com
posed of regular rows Of human skulls
bleached BY rain and sun, and, cementcd by
q little sand and line, formed entirely the
ttiumphal arch which now sheltered me from
the burning sun, There must be from Is 900
TO 20 900. In some places portions of hair
are still hanging, aud waved like hchen or
moss With every breath of wind The noun.
tain breeze was then blowing fresh penetrat.
ing the yinnum erable cavities Of the skulls,
and sounded like a mournful a0d plantlVe
ugh. These were skulls of Is 900 Servians
who had been put to death BY the Paoha 10 the
ast insurFeetion of Servia Servs, however,
IS now free, aud this monument will teach
heir children the value of independence by
showing them the price OF which their fore.
athers purchased it.
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Several specimens OF the Golden Lily Of
Japan were recently exhibited at the Meehan-
les Fair in San Francisco. A writer thus
describes il:
Imagine upon the end of q purple stem,
no thicker than q ramrod and not above two
feet high, q saucershaped flower at least ten
inches in diameter, composed OF six spreading
somewhat crisp parts, rolled back at their
points, and having an ivory white skin,
thiekly srewn with purple points Of studs,
and oval or roundish prominent purple stains.
To this add in the middle of each of the six
yellow parts a broad stripe of light, sAtiny
skin, and having the appearance OF stream
lets. Frop this delicious flower arises the
peffunis Of the orange blossoms sufficient 10
ill large room, but so delicate as to respect
the weakest nerves"
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aaailg Gmpire.
Tne Unknoyvn Palnter.

Murrlllo, the celebrated artist OF Seryille
often found upon the canvas of some one OF
his pupils specimens Of drawings, imperfect
and unfinished, but yet bearing the impress
OF genius, : hey we're executed during the
night and he was utterly -uaabIe to copiec.
ture the author One morning the pupils ar.
rived at the studio before him, and were
grouped before an easel utteruk exclama.
tons Of delighted surprise, when Mur-
lilo entered His sstonishtnent was oulte
equal to their Gown ON finding an unHnish.
ed head of the Virgin, Of exquisite outline,
with many touches Of surprising beauty. He
appealed frst TO one aud then TO another of
the young gentlemen, TO see if they could lay
claim TO the choice but mysterious p-oduc-
ton, but they returned sorrowful negative
He who has left this tracery will one day
be master Of as all. Sebastian" said he-a
youihfutslay stood trembling before him
who occupies the studio at nigbt3' 4s
No ode but myself, senor."
well, take your station here tonight. and
If you do not inform me of The mysterious
visitant to this room, thirty lashes shall be
your reward
He bowed in quiet submission, and retired
That night he threw his mattress before the
easel and slept soundly till the clock struck
three de then sprang from his couch and
exclaimed: "Three hours nre mv---uwn tbe
rest are my masters He then seized a pal.
letts and took his seat at the frame to erase
the work of the preceding night. With brnsb
in hand, to make the oblivious stroke be mans.
ed
'0t, those" eyes said he, "they piercs me
through that blood wilIrun from those pur.
pie, veins; cannot, oh, | cannot erase i'll
rather let me inish III
He went to work and soon the slaye. the
dsrkened brow, the child oftoil and suffering
arc merged into youthful spirit. rising from
the impetus of his own deathless enetOies
into sphere of liberty and bright bsantv
IA little coloring here, a touch there. a
soft shade here" and thus three hours roll.
ed pnheeded by. e0h, those beamino ewes
those Inns will sneal ard hloso mo
lifu Oh, my beautiful p A slight 5oise
caused him to look M. Murillo with bis
pupils stood around /; the sunshine was peer.
ing brightly through the easement while vet
The unextingushed taper burned. Again he
vas a slave, and the spirits folded wing
iearce seemed [. Aut,er His eve felI bansa,h
heir eager gaze. -
"Who is your master, SebastianY'
"You, senior"
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CERTIFICATE OF AUT 4oRIrY.


(rO expire on the 3lst day of January, 1861
OFFICE OF AUDITOR or STATE,
Insurance Department, Columbus, o., Jan. To- 1866
WHRREAs, The ErNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
located a. Hartford, in the State of Connecticut has
filed N this office sworn statement of its condition.
rs require by the 6rs section ofthe 'o regulate
Insurance Companies not Incorporated by the State
ofohio passed April sth, 1856, and amended Febru-
ary 9Th, 1884 and, Whereas, said Company has fur
nished the undersigned satisfactory evidence that IL
ls possessed Of at leA Ast ONE HUNDRED THOU
SAND D JLLARS OF actual Capital invested in Stocks
or Boads or IN Mortgages of Real Estate worth dou-
BILE the amount for which the same is mortgaRed; and
Whereas, said company has filed in this offiee writ
ten instrument under its corporate seal, signed by
the President and Secretary thereof authorizing any
Agent OF Agents Ofsad Comnanv In this State to at.
kno FedT service of process for and in behafof said
Com any, according to the terms Of said law.
Now, Therefore, in pursuance OF the hrsL section of
the Aforesaid acs, I, JAMES GOODMAN, Auditor Of
Stat for Ohio do hereby certify that said AETNA IN
SURANCE COMPANY, OF Hartford, is authorized to
Transact the business Fire and Marine Insurance
this State until the thiryrst day Of January in the
year o no thou aud eight hundred and sixty six.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have hereunto sub.
scrl6ed my name aud caused the seal OF my office to
be affixed the day and year above written.
"a f.t JAMES H. GOODMAN,
lsEAL.I lsrAhP.l Auditor ofState.
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RuaImess.

One Of our country exchanges notices the
following small potato legislation upon the
part of the present Legislature. 1t says;
Applicants for teachers certificates will
take notice that the School Law has been
amended by the present Legislature, so that
the fee paid by each female applicant for q
certificate shall hereafter be fifty cents instead
OF thirtyfye cents. The fee for males remains
the same luas Iaffi.
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DENTAL GARD
lR. u. O0NHAY.

"OULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Day.
w t.nthat he will insert whole sets II teeth up.
per and lower, on Vulcanized Rubber, In the most
improved aud beautiful styie the material will admit
OF Tor the sum Of $40, using the best material and
warrantng his work 70 give due satisfaction. Those
VINO Wish 20 have teeth inserted on Rubber would do
they ean be accommodated with any material or any
style Of teeth they may desire. iaI6daWsn