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WAsHINGToN, Sept. 13.-At the Com
missary's sale yesterday at Alexnnflrio.
Va, of stores no longer required bV the
military, one lot of pork sold as high
as sl4 IS per Dbl, hams l2c. per Id. and
sat beef Mt from 81 80 toe IS per Dbl.
constitution, prohibited all who Ind
nlded, participated in or sympathized
with the rebellion, from either voting
or holding office. The first disability
has already been removed by legislfi-
tive action. The proclamation by GOV.
IeirPoint now submits to the people
the question, shall the next General
assembly be clothed with power to
constitution, namely, us to holding Of
iices. There seems to be no doubt that
THIS dIsnbility will also be re1nnYe1
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To John a. Green, J,., Is Sy w; Ssoo ~ =
Gloomy Prospects for the Mexican
Etla f.Tf Republic,


NEW York, Sept. I3.-The CONNER.
Gals Washington special SAYS: Ac-
counts from Mexico respecting the
prospects of the Republic, are becom-
ing more gloomy. The Mexicans who
still adhere to the Republic, were dis
cournged on hearing of the reduction OF
Sheridan's army in Texas, and are
making the best terms they can with
MaNimilian. Without an Immediate
supply OF men and money from the
United States, the Liberals must ADAM
don the contest. The Administration.
however, will neither suffer the neutraIl
ity laws to be violated, nor will it 90 to
war for an idea. In view of the BROS
poets of the establishment of the EN-
pire. The subject of frontier defences
Is now receiving the attention of the
Government. ! -
The Fenians are looming up as n
SURGE of diplomatic trouble for Secreta-
ry Seward. The English embassy has
carefully noted the Eenian demoHstra-
ton, and facts and statistics have been
sent to the home Government, which,
1t is understood have become the sinh.
Ject of communications and demands.
that may soon be invested with nation-
al interest.
The Chinese trouble has been unduIv
mngnitied. It is not expected that the
State department will sustain the de-
mhnd of our Minister for the surrender
of Gen, Burgoyne, he having virtually
denaturaliZed himself by becoming a
Chinese citizen. 80 -
Secretary McCulIoch eontemplates
early reforms in the Treasury before
wedding out useless officials.
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FoRT SMITH, ARK, Sept. I2.-In
council to-day the Seminoles presented
papers showing their desire to treat
with the United States, and their wishes
in relation to churches, schools and in
ternal improvements. The commissions
be prepared and presented for sigma
lures Tomorrow.
The Creeks made IL lengthy statement
relative to their action in war, saying
that the names their CHIEF affixed to the
treaties with the rebels, were used
without their knowledge, and the snme
was true with regard to the Indians on
the plains.
Gov. Pitch, the rebel chief of the
ChOctaws, arrived to-day, and SAYS
other delegations will be here on
Wednesday and Thursday,
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Election OF Delegates to the South
Carolina COnYentIOn..-Defeat of the
Union Tteket..-The SecessIonists Ju.
bIIRnt.
NEW YORK Cry, September H.
The Ierald's South Carolina cores
pondent gives further particulars re-
garding the election of convention dele
gates ON the 4th inst, and in reference
to the arrangements between Generals
Mead and Gilmore and GovernorPerry.
for Il restoration of civil authority In
Charleston.
The Union ticket was fataIIy defeated
and apparently 1t has been the general
result throughout the State, though the
returns are yet very limited.
Wade Hampton, the original seces-
sionist, nullitier, firo-eater, and rebel
cavalry chief, has been elected IL dele
gate i'll Columbia, though it Is not vet
known that he has been, or will be, par-
doned by the President. The election
passed Off very quiet.
The citizens are very much pleased
with the result, claiming TINT they are
all Unionists, while those who were
loyal throughout the war regard It AS n
virtual surrender of the State TO the con-
troll of the SeCcsSioniStS.
Gov. Perry has issued "A proclamation
announcing the result ofhis conference
with Generals Meade and Gilmore to he
the restoration of the authority of the
old judicial and other civil officers.
All the legal matters in which colored
persons are concerned are TO he adiudi-
Gated in the provost mnrshArs court Ii
was expected that Gen. Gilmore would
issue an order of similar purport, but
ne mas not yet done so, and il is now
thought TINT until his return from
Washington no further action will be
taken by the military authorities.
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NEW YoRK, Sept. l3.--The CONNER
calls special says: Gen. Meade's ac-
counts of the condition of Carolina
and Virginia Is very satisfactory. The
everywhere disposed TO accept frankly
the issuing of the war, and resume
their former relations with tho National
Government. Arrangements We're made
by him, under tho authority of Presi-
dent Johnson, for the gradual with
drayval of the Federal troops, and the
ncquiesCe in submitting all disputes he
tween whites and blacks to the provost
courts,
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Letter rroTn Gen. sIocum,

SYRACUSE, Sept, 13.-'Iha letter OF
NM. Gen. Slocum to John A. Green, Ir.
has been furnished by him for prif1lil
cnLlOn because of the publication OF
other alleged private correspondence.
Gen. Green further says he publishes
the letter with a view to yet ut rest the
to injure Gen. SIoclm by alle0a-
lions that he accepted the nomination
Decnuse of the hostility to the Presi-
dent growing out of the question of
nrming the Mississippi militia:
HEADQRs. DEPT. OF MISSISSIPPI ! .s
Vicksburg, Miss, Aug. 81.
My Dear Sir: Your favor OF the I'D
inst, has just come to hand. In reply.
would state that nm in favor OF the
principles which appear to have gov
erned President Johnson with regard
to the Southern States: that is, to allow.
those States to decide who shall, and
VINO shall not, be entitled to tho right
OF suffrage. In few words, am in
tavor of returning, at the earliest prac-
ncable moment, to Il government of
civil law. rrEF'.
II believe the true interest of the conn
try demands more economical admin
istration of affairs; an effort to reduce
the national debt, n substitution of civil
for military courts, and n more careful
Observance of the constitutional right
of States and individuals. If these
views are such, and will be endorsed by
Your convention, and If the convention
should nominate me for Secretary OIL
state shall accept the nomination.
am now mt great distance from the
scene of action. Tho only mail by
which this communication can reach
You before the assembling of the con-
leaves here within n few hours
with this brief statement. leave the
matter to you, knowing your friendly
feeling towards me, and being assured |
IN NyfNNN NnFf11 l. u
gree, at least, by these feelings.
If the convention should not adopt |
the platform you anticipate, trust YOU |
VIII not press my name.
am Sir, very respectfully,
-f8Al Your Ob't serv't,
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TO INVALID SOLDIERS!
Artificial Legs, Arms and Clutches.
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN THEIR
MANUFACTURE.
.. S. GENERAL Hosr1rAn.


Wheeling, VI. Ia, dpril 18th, lsti5
TAKE PLEASURE IN STATING 10
i You that have carefully examined the
Artificial Legs manufactured by LEONARD
LEGRAS, and for which you are agent. For
simplicity Of construction as well rs durabilI-
thing to equal them, and / therefore cheerfnlly
recommend them TO any who are unfortunate
enough to need artificial limbs.
Very reSpt, your obed't ssrv't,
JOHN KIRRER,
A. A. Surgeon, U. s. a, in charge.
WHEELING, w. Va, pril nth 1865
have carefully examined the Artificial
simple In their construction, of good work
manshiPI hight and very substantially made.
Ihey Will be quite as Servicenhla as any artI-
netal legs in use and on account of their SIM
pnclty and strength less liable to need repairs
l cheerfully recommend them to any who
may need artificial limbs.
join FRIssELL,
WHEELING, w. Va, April 2Gth 1865.
n Inc Artificial Legs offered for sale by CIAs.
BEHLER, Agent, / can recommend for the fol-
rowing advantages: simplicity in structure,
bLength OF material and economy in price
respectfully, r. w. HAzLETT
Surgeon BoarJi of Enrolment,
" alOEus me pleasure TO state that LEON
ARD lAEGRAN, corner of East Commons Allie
EhehS, mas furnished me with an artificial leg
lnlt can use well, after one week 8 using
CneeLlullS fecoH's1end TO all who nre unfor-
tuhhte 10 need one to give him a call.
LEWIS RAMALEY,
Springdale, Allegheny Co., Pa.
FoF lurther particulars call on or address
CHARLES BEILER, AEt.,
Monroe ST., bet. Market & F5Urth
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The Latest News.
ny DEL II GRAPH.
----------=--==-
BY the Union Line:
Once, corner Of Monroe and Water streets.
Late Washington News.
The Mississippians and the
Freedmen.
Curtailing Custom House Expenses,
ELECTION IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
Curtailing Custom House Expenses
ELECTION m SOUTH CAROLINA
THE UNION TICKET DEFEATED
The wirz Commission.

Id.
A Delegation of 1IIsSlsSIppIans TTnye
an Interview with General Howard
Their Willingness 10 Accent the
Status OF the NegrO---A Cleaning out
Among the Custom Houses.
NEW York, Sept. l3.-The Times'
Washington special says: TO-daya dele
CATION of MisSissippians, consisting of
the late rebel Generals Upper and
Featherstone, and Rev. DIR. Murdoch.
OF Columbus, Miss, waited on General
Howard of the Ereedmen's Bureau. Dr.
NInrdocS made IL speech, in which he
stated, that when the Bureau was first
organized the people of the South had
not made up their minds fully to accept
the status of the negro as d freeman
but few short months had made n
wonderful change in the sentiments of
the Southern people on this subject,
and he was grRtified now to saw. that so
far as his knowledge extended they
universally accepted the conclusions Of
the war, and freely and sincerely ac-
knOwledged the freedom of the colored
race, which had resulted from 1t, The
Doctor believed the negro should he
educated, as it would be better for the
South to have class of intelligent Ia
borers than to have Them groVelIing in
Ignorance. The two races must live to-
gether In the South, and the more wide
~ education Is disseminated the better
for all concerned. Gen. Howard ex-
pressed himself much pleased at the
remarks of DIR. Murdoch, and the dele
CATION were some time in conversation
IN relation to the operations of the Blu
reau, which the Southerners commend
ed very cordially.
The examinations now going on Mt
the various Custom houses throughout
the United States have been commen-
ced by the Treasury department, with
view of rendering the expense of COL
Letting the revenue from customs BY the
discharge of all officers found to be
more ornamental than useful. When
ever there is sinecure situation. 1t is to
be abolished. Whenever one clerk or
inspector can't perform the duties now
performed by two, one will be dischar-
ged, and every officer will be required
to earn his salary as far as it is possible
to make him do SO.
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UTICA, Sept. l3.-The annual Fair of
the State Agricultural Society, in spite
of the Indictment weather, has thus far
been perfect success, The grounds
are the best ever used by the Society
The total number of entries are Q, 100,
The total receipts up to the present time
are 81 400. Maj. Gen., Hooker, POST
master General Dennison, ex-Gov. Sey-
mour, ex-GOv. Jno. A King and several
other notables We're on the ground to-
day. a delegation of New York thieves
announced in advance and have been
closelN watched. ~. IN -
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Report OF Gen. strong, OF the Freed.
mems Bureau.


NEW YORK, Sept. l3.-'The Herald's
Washington special says the forthcom-
ing report of Gen. Strong, inspector in
the Freedmen's Bureau, will be very
interesting document, inasmuch MS Il
VIII be the candid statement of an Off
Ger who spent three months or more in
investigating the condition of the race
along the Mississippi and Red rivers,
with n view to determine tho papability
of the negro to support himself in n
state of freedom. Gen. Strong went
down among these people with preiu-
dices rather unfnVorable to them than
otherwise, superinduced perhaps by the
reports constantly floating into the
bereau from interested parties South
in relation to the utter worthlessness of
the negro, his total unfitness for any
other state than That of servitude. He
visited many of the settlements and
plantations iHcOg, and in no single i'm
advancement beyond his most sanguine
hopes. They are Industrious and their
highest aim is to get possession of small
parcels of land to work for themselves.
In cases where they have accomplished
this they have fairly amazed their old
masters, the white cotton growers, by
the heavy crops they have got under
way. OF course there are individuals
in each community in whom idleness
and vice cannot be overcome by the in
fiuence offered, yet these vicious drones
are fewer in number than among the
whites. Schools are plenty and Hour
ishing among them. Gen. Strong saws
the ease and eNgerness with which old
and young freedmen wade through ele-
mentary text books is astonishing.
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stock Mnrke1

NEW YORK, Sept. Is.
GOVERNMENT STocKs-Shade lower.
STocRs-Heavy; us. is 5-2Os, registered,
1886 do. coupons, new issue, IO5sz; u
;. 5s, 1910 coupons, 80; 1905, I'd series,
9914; Tenn. 6s, so; Missouri Us 73: n. C'
rs, 20; Q. IL NJ. cert's, 2sI<; Quicksilver
40: Canton, 800; Cumberland preferred,
1914; Mariposa, 1l1<; Pacific Mail S. s.,
Company, 100; w. U. Telegraph -:
Erie, 81; do. preferred, 81; Reading,
i0I1E; Mich. Southern 6SIS: III. Central.
l2S; Pittsburgh T2k; Northwestern 81.
DO: Prefr'd gig; Toledo, Jog; Prairie du
Chen 1875; Ft. Wayne 975S.
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OINCINNATI, Sept. II,
FLoUR-Dull and prices nominal.
WHEAT-Declined to 4lc old red. CoRN
Dull mt 63aG5c for sound ear. and
shelled. OATs-Declined to 4lc. RYE
Steady Mt 90c. Observation-Disclosures
at 81 60 for prime new fall. WHISKY
quiet. MESS PoRK-at $50 5OaS3l O0 t6e
latter an extra rate. LARD-Adyanced
to 251&c and in good demand. BACoN
In moderate demand for sides, which
caused holders tOput up the price to Isc;
sales at lT1+c for shoulders, and l7ISc
for bulk shoulders. GoLD-lI3.
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FOR SALE,

T OFFER FOR SALE MY PROPERTY.
situated on the line ofthe National Road
four miles east Of the city Of Wheeling. Said
property consists Of my residence, containing
eleven rooms md an attic finished. BATH
rooms and all modern improvements; also
fourteen acres of ground attached, on which
are convenient out-houses, including brick
stabling, Ice and spring house, chicl.cry and
Two cisteTns. Also, one hundred and twenty
Plum and Ounce trees, all bearing There
are also choice selections OF Craps, RaSpber-
ries, Blackberries, Strawberries, and other
slnaH fruits The grounds are finely laid out
berry.
will also sell my Household Furniture 10
any one desiring TO purchase all topether
Persons desiring TO consult me in rernrri TO
price, terms ofpayment, &c, can leave their
feb22-tf JACOR TIOREppoou
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Letter of Gen. Howard Relative to the
Fears OF Negro Insurrection.


NEW York, Sept. l3.-The Tribune's
Washington special says:
The letter of Gen. Howard, Commits
sioner of the Freedmen's Bureau, to
Col. Brown, of Richmond, relative to
the fears of n negro insurrection enter
tanned by many citizens of Virginia,
did not Contemplate the employment
of rebels for the purpose of patrolling
the country where an outbreak was
apprehended. While Gen. 81. believes
such apprehensions groundless, he
thought It best, in order to quiet the
fears of the tinlld, to suggest to Col.
Brown the propriety of patrolling GER
tain regions of the country with n
small force, detailed by the different
military commanders, and in case he,
Col. b., did not have n sufficient num-
Der of officers, to select, through care
full enquiry, citizen who is willing to
aid in preserving order, if such is to be
found, and one who will do so without
compensation. He also adds, in his
letter to Col. b., that these citizen
agents should be selected by an officer
of tact, who must take only such as
are fully willing to support the govern
ment with henrtiness.
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Prnnartv for Sale.

UNHE DWELLING HOUSE on QUINCY
Il Street. between Fourth and FtIlh, now oc-
ing House now occupied by MIR. Hall. Also,
the property on Market street, known as the
Old Jail with the tenement ON the back end
OF lot, and frame house adjoining the Old
Jai, viii be sold nj bargain. II not sold by 9TH
OF October, the property Will be Offered at
public sale. Apply 10
Sqn5-Inl5 A. ALLEN HOWELL.
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NEW YORK, Sept. l3.-Gen. Gilmore
arrived here from Charleston yesterday,
en- route for Washington.
The Times says that Secretary Stan.
ton has been living for several DAYS on
!, vessel in the river, near West Point.
IN search of quiet and rest. He went
on Monday to Newport, and will visit
BoSton and this city before his return
to Washington. ii
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General Grant and 1he RngIIsI, CapI.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. I3.-Gen. Grant md
party arrived here at three o'clock, and
were quietly taken to the LindeiI
House under the direction of Major
Thomas and n few citizens, where he
The English party will arrive about
midnight, and occupy apartments at the
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The Yacht RRee---The fleet wing

NEw York, Sept. ia dispatch
rom ON sandy Hood, l As p. NJ, says.
The Fleet Wing is the winner in the
ocean race, she being one hour and
Wing rounded the Cape NAV LIGHT sbi,,
at six O'Clock this a. M, one hour ahead
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Pr HOLE, Pa, Sept. ls.-The cxap
gerated report of an epidemic prevail
Ing in this oil region is without any
foundation. Those having friends in this
ty i'll this respect, as the general health
is good. -
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Attempt 10 coaIInIt sTIcIt,c.

New YORK, Sept. 13.-A, Catholic
priest named Peter Hamil, made two
attempts to commit suicide by cutting
his throat this morning on the Boston
matt train, and 1t is doubtful if he can
recover. He was insane.
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Sept. 10.
MoNEY-Steady ut 5G6 per cent. on
call 1oans. STERLING EXCHANGE -Dull
mt lO99 1899. AMERICAN GoLD-I,ower:
opening at 1895, decliningto 1897; clos,
ing at I435S.
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ST. LOUIS, Sept. 10.
ToBAcco-Shadefi rmer. HEMP-Sl 20
nj 40 for prime undressed. CoTroN-
Active at an advance. FLoUR-Lower.
WHEAT-Unchanged CoRN-Dull and
lower, at 66a7Oc. OATs-Declined to ~
a5O. WHIsRY-Lower, at 81 27a2 Is.
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,CoIOred Troops to be Mustered Ont,

wAsHINsToN, Sept. 1s.-Not only are
all the organizations of colored troops
in the Department of North Carolina,
who were enlisted in the Northern
States, to be mustered out of the service
Immediately, but similar instructions
have been given to the commander OF
the Department of Virginia, Florida,
Texas, Louisiana, and Arkansas.
The number of troops in the Depart
ment of Washington, IL to be reduced to
5000. This will be very considerable
diminution.
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for SALE.
FOR SAFE.

THAT VERY DESIRABLE BUSINESS
Il stand, No. 100 Main street, and at present
occupied by the Mes>IS. Jacobs & Bro az n
Dry Goods stone and dwelling. Said prop
erty has recently underwent thorough reil-
ovRting and is now justly considered one OF
the best business stands in the city OF Wheel
unnum. HIE
Title unquestionable. and terms of sale to
suit the purchaser.
Applylo THOS.' O'BRIEN, ,
Real Estate Agent, or
=, HOREHEl ELMER,
lT6 Market street.
For sale also, Lot No. ~, in Caldwellis ad-
dition TO the city OF Wheeling
sep7-tf THOS. OBRIEN.
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CINCINNATI, Sept. l3.-The English
capitalists left for st. Louis this morn
ing.
The Ohio State Fair opened at Co
lumbus yesterday. The entries are
larger than Mt any previous fair.
Gov. Anderson yesterday rendered
the office OF State Treasurer TO Mr.. Finn,
of Elyria, formerly vice president oil
the State Bank,
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Valuable Coal and Farming Land


CtITUATED n MILE BELOW BENWOOD,
y l4miles below Wheelingl Marshall county,
W. Va, running from the Ohio River to the
top OF River HIM, containing n acres, with -
acres Of coal. There is OacreS Of river bottom
in good cultivation, with small orchard,
fourths of which Is cleared and cultivated. 4
hrSt rate landing at the river, and great facil-
titles for q steamboat coal yard. The Ralti.
more and Ohio Railroad, and the Ohio and
Marshall county Plank Road pass through
the place. The site alongside of the rnilp1ad
or on the river bank, is very eligible for an
Iron Furnace or Rolling Mill, with conve-
nient supply of coal, and ready shipment by
rail or river. Title indisputable. Terms Of
payment made to suit purchaser. Apply to
DIR. f. a. HILDRETH
18th Street, opposite Court House.
PlttSburg Commercial copy l week and
Sehd bliI 10 TINS Office, SeptS-2w
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The WIZ TrInI.

WASHINGTON, Sept. BIN the OPEN
ing of the Wirz trial this morning Col.
Chapman submitted the following COM
munications: :,
OLD CAPITOL Prison, WASHINGTON,
Sept. IL, lSGj.-Chl. Chapman, JUDGE Adj
UOcdts-Sir:-Capt. Wirz has been pro-
nounced by the surgeon mt this place to
be too unwell and too much FRUSTRATED
to be able to appear before your court
to-day.
Very respectfully, your obd't servt,
GEO. WEST,
Capt. and Mil. Supt. o. @. Prison.
OLD CAPITOL PRISON, wAsu1SdToS
d. q, Sept. -, ls65.-Cdpf. West, Surgeon
o. c. PriSOll-Capt:-I have the honor
to inform you that Capt. Wirz is unable
to leave his room to-day. He is suffer-
ing from nervous prostitution.
NerS- respectfully, your obd't serv't,
&. NJ. WooD,
A. A. Surg. u. S. A.
After the reading of the record of yes
terlny the court asked Mr.. Baker
whether he was prepared to furnish the
names of witnesses who on Monday he
charged had been tempered with.
Mr.. Baker replied that it was impossi-
bic for him to know the witnesses, IN.
name, excepting three or four of them.
He would if he could give their names
with the greatest pleasure.
Gen. Wallace, the President, said the
court appeared to be satisfied with the
Inference drawn from the first, that the
counsel is unable TO give the names OF
pered with, and to lei it be placed before
the public.
The court adjourned till tomorrow
morning
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d. T.. MAYER & SON.

MANUFACTuRERs OF THB aWAsIJ.
M erwomRn Friend, White Excelsior Jelly
Soap" used expressly for washing clothing.
~ = SAID by all that have tried Il 70 be one OF
sale here. Please give Il q trial and see for
yourself Manufactured and sold by q
No. 32S Main street, Wheeling, W. Va.