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superintendents of Election.


WHEELING, w. Va, January 10, 1886.
AT THE ELECTION FOR CITY OFF,
n GERS TO be held on Monday, January Odd,
at the places named In the public notice here
tofore given, the following persons are APP
pointed to Superintendent:
First Wdrd-wM. P. WILSON, HIRAM
Sseead Wqd-7G. W. FRANzHEIA1. JOHN
: z1trd Wa1d-wM. B. SIMPSON, JOHN
fS.g!' Ward-E. c. JEFFERs. THos. o.
BRIEN. --s i..-r.s.gE s.-a. MD .7fris .,l
CARNAHAN.
MULRINE.
The superinfendents win appoint their
Clerks, two for each voting place. The Mayor
and Clerk viii visit each place, commencing
at the First Ward Mt z o'clock to qualify the
Officers OF Election and distribute Poll hooks,
&c. The Polls will be opened at nine o'clock
a A. m. and close at Mye e'el9Sk, p M m;
be open for the reception OF the returns inithe
evening. 1t Is requested that the superintehz
dents and their Clerks will be in attendance
promptly at o'clock a, M, on Monday, SO
that no delay may occur In their quail fication.
1an20-2t s'l - A. J.SWEENESY, AfayOr.
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UT. J.9KISNER. 80

NEW TREATMENT & NEW REMEDIES.
OFFICE, SD 81, CESTRE wHEELIHG, W. VA.
DR. X. HAVING SECURED THE SER
u VICES OF an intelligent assistant, who
win attend to the preparlon OF ,i m aSa-
BILE him to give more attention to out pa
tients, especially to his many friends in the
his OWL. office. and all delivered to his pa
tents by himself Dr.. K. treats all diseases,
iLy Is affiicted. He has a large number OF new
remedies, which have proved remarkably
successful In many OF those Obstinate cases OF
supposed to be incurable, among which may
be named: Consumption Scrofula. Dis
Cancers and Skin Diseases. His mode OF
treating Liver Diseases, Stomach Complaints,
Bronchitis and all diseases of the Throat
err diSeaseSof the Heart, Neuralgia, Epilepsy,
Spinal Affections, and all diseases of the Ner-
tested 1t to be the most certain and successful
ever known to the medical profession. DR.. x.
has been sminently spccsssfuI In the treat
Menstruf Distributions Painful MenstTustIOI,
Leucrrhea, Uterine and Ovarion Tumors,
Prolapsus Uten and all Nervous diseases to
which they are subject.
He makes d specially In the treatment of
all Chronic Affections Of the Genito Urinary
Organs, viz: Catarrh OF Bladder and urethra,
Irritable Bladder, and Non-retention and
pibbling Of Urine, Urinary Deposits or
philitic Diseases in all their varied forms,
Ghonarrhea, its complications and sequellee,
Spermatorrheaap and 1mpotency, and an aftec-
lions consequent upon youth ful lndiscrettons!
Also special attention paid to the treatment
Of Fistulas,. White Swelling, Scrofulous
particularly with old troublesome cases,
should lose no time to call on or addressD DR.
KISHER COMMUNE cations containing fee
medicine cash. For visits in city, same as
other Physicians. once hours, A. ~: TO Il
NJ. =. n. to4P. NJ, and g Pm. tosP'M.
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mn Card.

The undersigned, in behalf OF The
relatives and friends of H. j. MCLEAN,
Esq, takes this method of returning his
sincere thanks to Capt. Sam. Mason, of
the steamer sc. E. Hillman, /" for his
kind, gentlemanly and courteous con-
Duct AS evinced on Thursday last, by
below Moundsville, when the river was
full officiating ice. to receive the re-
mains of the late Mrs. 81. ]. Mcclellan.
and bring them with the funeral pro-
cession'to Moundsville. HE ~
z ssj SIS t-a.seJ. e. HOGAN flli
MoUNDsvILLE, w. WA, Jan. 20, '65.
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tian. mnrrIs, Addre,.s.. !

wehaye pe,bdtaa report of the adj
dress delivered by Gen. Harris in the
hall of the House of Delegates, satur-
day evening, and expected to lay it be-
fore our readers this morning. but the
crowded state of our columns compels
us to defer its publication till to-
morrow. s. .,rrfi & :-..l
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Newspaper Change.

The Fairmont National has again
changed editors and proprietors, It
has been purchased and will be con-
Quoted by Cof.tIohn @. Lininger, who
has been teaching IN that place for
some monts past, and who doffs the ed
itorial beaver in a well written saluta-
tory in the last issue.
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The Election To-Day.

We have but bare space this morning
to remind every Union man in the city
that this is election day, and to call
upon each voter I'M bur ranks to turn
out early and deposit his ballot, and af-
ter doing SO to devote as, much of his
time as ,hec can spare from business, to
seeing that every Union friend and
neighbor turns out also and gets in his
vote before i've o'clock inthe evening.
The polls open at nine A. NJ, and
close at I'VE p. NJ.
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House!


A messnge from the Senate trans
mitted the Senate Joint Resolution re-
specting the disqualification Imposed
ON rebels, rs given in yesterdays Sen
ate report! And on motion Of Col.
johnson, the resolution was laid on the
table and ordered printed
The Speaker announced as the Special
Committee on Temperance, 'Messrs.
Cunningham, -Stiger, Combs, Horn
brook and Mairs. - -
Mr.. Goff,s fromthe Committee on Tax
alton and Finance, reported 1neXpedl-
ent the proposition that the State as
sumo payment of volunteer bonnues
offered by counties. 49, - - -
Mr.. -Cassady,y from, the Committee on
Counties &c. reported against, allow
ing townships to hold their annual
meetings at other times than now fixed.
Col. Curtus from the Committee on
Military Affairs, reported thefoll lowing
resolution which was unanimously
adopted. ,-.3 ,;s........- =.
Virginia, that his Excellency the Gov
ernor be authoriZee to turn, over to the
State of Virginia or its legally author-
lied agent, the bronze statue of George
Washington formerly belonging to the
State Of Virginia. SO IL, .ii.l5il,
The House bill legaliZing the pay
unent of money by SuPerintendents OF
Use of schools, and the bill exenpting
from labor on public roads persons who
were disabled while in the military ser
vice OF the government were read the
first time and ordered to second read
ing. ~ V itJael,I Y It t1.t<i ~
Nv Mr.. Hagnns-!7 .''s5',p.s -
Rendering 10 General Il! NJ. Harris
the use!of the hall Tor public address.
,By Mr., Given sSg lf=4=n ~
DIreotinr, inquiry by Committee on
Roads, 40, into the .expedIency of APP
propriating twenty thousand dollars
for repair OF Slaven's Cabin and Sum-
Nv Mr., ZinnF =, - 49,
Raising a, committee. of i've to in
ouire into the uanagement of the Bal
tinore aud Ohio Railroad Company
and North Western Virginia Railroad
Company respecting charge. for way
freight and passengers. Whether such
charges are accordance with the
charters of thoseA companies are the
laws-and any other mattersiot interest
connected with this subject. Fhecornz
mittee to have power TO send for persons
and lpapers. - fs's =
BY Mr.. Davis sii,fS "a. "a alLl.a
Directing the Committee on Roads,
40. TO confer win tne Boar9 Oh F9nilc
Works respecting the turnpike roads I'M
which the State Is interested. ~
BY Mr.. linn
REFERRING 10 the Conmlttee on FL
nance the ppoprtety OF uappropr1ating
so, 1000 for the repair OF the portion OF
the Pennsylvania and Morgantown
and Beverley turnpike between INDIE
pendenee md ,&iorguntown. l55i 4
By Mr.. Hooker
Referring TO the Committee on Militia
ry Affairs the subject OF recognizing
the militia.
BY Mr., Mairs---04 q rls1.rl
Directing COMMITTEES on Counties to
inquire into the propriety of prohibit
ing the sale of LIQUORS on election DAYS.
By Mr.. Kyle
Directing the Committee on the Ju-
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washington, y. p, Jan. "a, 1876. ]
Editors Iltelligeneer ~ 81. ~ -54
The United States Sanitary Commits
sion. having ceased on The 3Isti of De-
cember to receive the claims of dis
charged soldiers and their heirs for
back pay, bounty and pension, and
large numbers of such claims being
still outstanding, I have consented to
receive until further notice. for prose-
cution, iEithott charge, all claims of col
ored soldiers and their heirs. Taking
out opportunity to consult the Com
mission, 1 can only promise to act until
the Commission can make final
decision. All papers forwarded will be
carefully preserved; Packages should
be plainly marked Lock Box, 81"
j. r.. SHIPHERD,
$500 Secretary,
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NeIEhborhood Items.


Wool matters are occupying an un-
usual space now in our exchanges.
The sympathies of the editors are with
the growers as against the manufacture
ers who have, for their own purposes,
sought to depress the price of said ma
terial while they were asking immense
profits on the cloth. There is general
disposition to establish wooden factor
iesin this Immediate section of conn
try, at SteubenYille, in Washington
county, Pa, and at other points. We
do not see why these projects may not
all be successfully carried out. All the
conditions necessary to success existing
in the East exist here. The profits
might as well be made here. 1t is tothe
interest Of the wool growers of this sec
ton of country, comprising Eastern
Ohio, West Virginia and Western
Pennsylvania, that they take, so neces-
sary a step toward securing better prices
for their wool.
The second quarterly statement of the
First National Bank Of Wellsburg
shows the following:
ti E- IIABu1TIEs.
GaRit al g ~ S9
Due TO National
Bne TO Sahe EEe6anse and fntereit s
- L. - l4ar 22s,8l582
A Catholic Cathedral is in contempla-
ton at Parkersburg, according to the
Gazette. Is.iaf shl " go. ~
Mr.. wbarton,s paper, the Parkers-
burg Daily Times, suspended publica-
ton some days ago. 1t will resume
again, however, we understand. ''.''
ent is 81, $500 and the receipts of the
city for the last year were as follows:
Taxes on real and personal 49, -, "4
I RF9pes md ;axe on ners
Fines soIietiei By Rscorder i,sii,S5
From hay scale l 80; 4, - l1lt0
PeceIpts from the Wharf o. a4sT7ls
The Parksrsburg Banks have officers,
MS follows: First National, j. N. Cam
den, President; w. N. Chancellor, Cash
President. W. II. Wolf, Cashier. Park
ersbnrg National, James Cook, Presi-
dent; B. Smith, Cashier.
The Marietta National Bank, at the
annual election, held last week, re-
elected the officers of the past year:
observation-disclosures Putnam. ,,,...i
Cashier-L II. Waters. -s..sfz..56. s
Assist. Cashier-F. Z. Pearce. =,
Directors-Douglas Putnam, John
Mills, VIM. s. Ward, Thos. w. Ewart,
i. r. Waters! ~
The First National Bank of Marietta
has elected for the current year:
President-Beman Gates.
Vice President John Newton. =
Cashier-D. p. Ellsworth.
Dfrectors-Beman Gates, w. r. Cur
tbs, John Newton, NJ. p. Wells, d. G.
Skinner, A. B. Battelle, j. b. Hovey.
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COLGATYs HONEY gOAP

This ceIebrated TOILET SOAP, in such uni
versal demand, is made nom the Choicest ma
teriaIs, isMILD and EMoILIENT in its ma
ture, FRAGRANTLY SCENTED, and e1-
tremely BENEFICIAL in Its action upon the
kin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. mar15-lyd&w
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Trustee's Sale.

TWILL OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE ON
Saturday, Jan. 20, 1895, at 10 o'clock a. M,
ar the front door OF the Court House Of Ohio
county. viz: The center third part, being
TWENTY-FIVE feet, OF lot No. 105, on the west
side OF Market squareSor street, In the Film
Wari. except so much as heretofore conveyed
to the City OF Wheeling for Market square
Also, Pews No. q, a and IS In the Second
- lT7f-IF-7 3 I. H.WILLIAMs,i
tane-td e.. -a-lft1 20 Trustee.
The above sale is postponed until Monday,
january 18th, at2 O'clock p. m. 10 ~
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oPaI..fI1 erss1si;I1,l =

fc Lloyd AND ii. II yYAfRIAN HAVE
-. assoeiated themselves under the fifTnl
name of Boyd 4 W6yman, for the prrpose on
carrying on the Wholesale Boot and Shes bus
ines, at the old stand. No. IS Main street oc-
.cupied by the late drm OF Altman q Way
man, where they will keep q nun stock Of
a continnnnee Of the patronage 30 literally
extended tothe late finn % =. tans-Im
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Iist of Letters.

DEMAINING UNCLAIMED IN THE Post
IL Once at Wheeling, State of West Yir-
ginia, on the pad day OF January, 1888.
To obtain any Of these Letters, the applicant
must call for advertised letters, give the date OF
this List, and pay one cent for advertising. =,
II not called for within one month, they Will
be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Office hours on Sunday from to 10h q. m
~. 1!'i LADIES' LIST. att.i'
Allen Elizabeth; AngeMc Gullough Martha
Bates mrs Edward d Mcclure miss Maly
BruSkey miss Amy Mcdonald miss ra.
Coffmnn mrs j d Mcdonald Alkaline
Coffiman mrs MnryJ McKennan Catharine
case Hannah j Mccain mrs Mary E
Dickson mrs Rebecca Meldron mrs FA2
Doran miss Hildalide Miller mrs Sadie
Davis mrs DorthyJ Newly Alice (coloredl
Forrest miss BellaA Prettyman miss Mari
Fulton miss Jane Russell mrs Lizzie
Fulton miss IiddIe Robinson miss Lizzie
Grant mrs Esther Ready mrs Mary E .
Gibbs mrs Saheina Rogers miss Jane
Haberheld mrs MaTg yScally miss Ellen
Kinds mis- Jane Stewart mrs Jane H.
johnson mrs Nancy ASt9lbr1ck Annstasla
johnson, Noble Tigue miss Catharine
Jones mrs Lizzie E .WhlteImiSs Annie E
Long mrs JoSaphene Wheeler miss Clara z
Litell Ann ,-+ Weldon miss Margaret
Mire miss Mary
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At home, near Moundsyille, w. Va on the
]. MCLEAN, ESQ, In the61s9year OF her age.
lRichmond, Va, papers please eoPy.l =
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to inquire whether and to what extent
theB. &sO.R r. has been taxed; what
amount of such taxes are in ARREARS
and If that road has not been taxed, the
reasons. a. ~
Br Mr.. Combs M t IL
1nstructing the COMMITTEES on Coun-
ties to inquire into the expedlency OF
allowing each township to elect an as
SCISSOR.
\ BY Mr.. Camden
Submitting to the Judiciary Commit
tee the propEiety of amending the law
defining the Jurisdiction and power Of
the Supreme Court Of Appeals and its
judges.
BY Mr.. Cooper 80 asI-s-
ofthe Board of Supervisors Of Hamp-
shire county, asking authority to bor-
row $4,000 and Issue county bonds
therefor!E eilgtG ttt iaadt; 81 ss5At
By Capt. McWhorter- zf
or st. Clair Rains, OF Kanawha coun-
ty, asking payment of claim against
BY. col. witcher- aas
or Thos. ]. .Hayslip and. Others, for
the incorporation of a ferry company
at Guyandotte, with power to use the
landing in front of that town.
Bills were introduced by leave a.,
BY Mr.. Davis. ,..-...,,,. -j--=..i
i 10 pTeYeuL Lue ueSLFucllOu Vi ISL III
the Potomac River within this State,
which was referred on Mr.. Davis mo-
ton, and ~. ~ + - si -
BY Mr. Hink1e- ','ii'52 800
To extend the time allowed the off,
GERS. of Pendleton and Hardy counties
in which to qualify and give bond,
which was read the first time and or
dered to second reading. .iUflaa
Mr.. Golf, bytrequest of the Sergeant
alarms, offered a resolution intended
to test the sense OF the House as to the
propriety OF paying mileage to the in
dividuais elected 10 this House who
are unable to take the oath.
On motion Of Mr.. McWhorter the
resolution was tabled.
MR. Davis moved to reconsider the
vote by which the House on yesterday
rejected the resolution offered on yes
terdny by M9j. linn respecting the
taxatipnofU. s., securities by this State,
and the motion was agreed to after the
resolution was explained by Messrs.
Davis, Golf and Darnel to be merely
On motion Of Mr.. MARS the House
adjourned. a -
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Supt. Water Works:

EP0RTs HAVING BEEN PUT IN CIR
as to an election to the Superintende.icy OF
the Water Works, to which position have
been nominated by the Union party of the
city In their convention, i desire 10 say thus
publicly, in order to set at rest all inquiries all
doubts and all Misrepresentation that am
not Indifferent to an election, but that, on the
ton by. the Union men, 1 am gTatlded to be
their nominee, and II elected will cheerfullyi
Jsn16-te JAMES BAGGS. i
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COCO CREAM FOR THE HAIR.

COCO CREAM FOX THE HALAs
Coco Cream for the Hair.
nh Coco Cream for the Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair. r.
Away with your Grey Hair.
Nomore rancid PomadeslI u.
Nomore rancid POmadesil Ia
II you want something elegant, Isi, 8.
II you admire delicious Perfume, ~ fs -
II you desire soft and silky Hair, .7
Ifyou want your Hair preserved, '7,- Or.
Ifyou want your Hair to grow.
II You want to prevent premature Badness,
II you want to be rid OF Dandruff,
Use the Coco Cream. ,.,.T
81 Use the Coco Cream.
-Hrl 4aE Use the Coco Cream.
sal CONS Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream. r.g H
Price So cents bottle. fr-f. -t.l,.. a.
GAUGHLINs & BusHFIELp,
ju24 5f. Wheeling, w. Va. =
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Z altw> adpertisetu
Mnhna.

THERE WILL BE AaMEBTING OF THE
oficers, members and friends OF the
the rooms OF the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION this Monday evening at rs O'Clock
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BROWNS GALLERY.

photographs plain and India Ink.
photographs Finished I'm on colors. i
photographs FinIshedIn water CoIOrs
TAyIN g PURCHASED a MAMMOTH
f=t Camera am now prepared 10 do large
work ON short notice and unreasonable terms.
Call and see. essG1s5 - = = 80
fan22 WHEELING, VIVA. /
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For Sale.

THREE DWELLING HOUSES AND ONE
Store Room, on the corner of Union and
Market streets, are offered at private sale.
Terms easy. For further particulars enquire of
Jan20-lw Mrs. C.S.EMARTIN.
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NIHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing under the firm name OF ALTMAN
4 WayInan, In the wholesale Boot and sfoe
trade is dissolved. by the death Of the senior,
partner 3fH Allnan.i The bushes win -
settled by the surviving partner,
- = g a'.t - N n NWAY1fAT ~
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No. FOR WHARF lIASTER.-I re.
GSS specially announce myself as an indie
pendent candidate for Wharf Master, II
elected I VIII, as heretofore, discharge the
duties Of the office TO the best OF my ability.
Jan9-teS JOSEPH FORSYTH.
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Teach your Boys what they WIN Ptae;
tiee when they become Men. "a ;.
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Important to Coiored soldiers.

AMERICAN FREEDMEN's AID CON- I.
MTss1oN-GENERAL OFFICE,
r 444 FOURTEENTH ST.. ,ABoyE G..
Washington, ID. c., Jan. IL, 1886.
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Dissolution.

JOSEPH a. CoSNELLY, Supt
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WHY NOT Use II" REsT9

is. .GuIf.r az -.
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Raising a, committee. of i've to in
quire into the infringement of the Bal
timore aud Ohio Railroad Company
Company respecting charges for way
freight and passengers. Whether such
charges are In accordance with the
charters of thoseA companies are the
law@-and any other mRtterssof interest
connected with this subject Fhe'corhz
mittee to have power 70 send for persons
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19
NOTICE.

Taken up by the undersign ed, living about 8 I-2
M lies above BroWnYiIle, in Nemaha County, Ne
braska Territory, on theEI3lh day Of June, 1866,
One black OF dark brown Horse, about fifteen hands
high, about seven years old, right hind foot white
up to the pasture joint; small saddle mark on top
of E~eathers, a few whito hairs under left Eye,
heavy name. JACOB BREWER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19
FREE TO
GUIDE TO HEALTH AID BEAUTY
Just Pub,is beds

u tsaebe7 how b. remove Tan, Froehies. Pimpie,
B.0fehes, Eoth Psichef, HaliosuesE. Du FGOgsara
allimprnun 81 The sbfn how II e1amel tie fhsr
leaving Il White sa1 clear as slabaster; boa o.
produce ihe fullest Development 81 The female fora
fss pTaciicsd 81 fao ir-nch, causing tne brat O.
grow rouad ord iuiI, and Fl TIE foua hag been ioF.
By aaddire, lacfEg 30 na.crs5.y. restoring D. O.
moTe tasu is original fulnslg .fsInes ana beauty.
D. teachcs b9a 81 reduce TIE size q Tie hands ard
feet feoduee c8rprls8sV ~ ths reverse remove
super1aouz hair Clrs COINS, Wgrfs, an3 Io-eg F.,
renew your sge cure DruHhHcsz, Cafarrh, Dye
peDsia Nervous Debility. how - fassinate ard
gain tbe isFcan afceti0n ofany person you ma.
eh0oer Together with otLc u5slri ard valuable in
formation. 30 young l. = or gentleman should
fail g. send tber address ~ thc udersigueI and re-
ceiye BY return nail q copy u this valuable woIs
ia sealed envelope free % charge. Atardss.
BERGER, SHTTTS& CO, Chemists.
3tGn 2s5 River Street Troy, ny.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-07-19
HnH nd PREPARE IL GROUKD.

Tat wro Wish re & d their Fencing prepare TDu
ground ~ ffe fgIfgwing manner. lit il PTalr4e pisE
4 strip ore rd side leaving q dead fnrroE in the cen
IRE. riow fr8m one and a ha3f O. tEo inches eesp5 N
Spring barrow a5sI your gr0und I9 ready for the Pian.s-
o. Old grsuud Rack furr9B 10 August before the weeds
~ % fee1.
Any one having a large tract q land 70 fence,
and uouId rather FhDa.d take part Of the land igF
my fay, 1 Eul 30 50 g. hose vac Whh zoe 70 MAKE
ahzfn fence write &C. me ~ BrOWrViAe, ana lei
me know how maeh you want me % fence for you
and I Wiz cali a tyGur reiifelce sometime between
aoH ani The fret u January next, and make 2
sDecial eo1trast With you. j SHALL also have al
kinds ofFruit Trees. Flowers, EgergrceH2, shrub
berry Tor s2lc,ai Z-oTn In the Territory AID aecli-
mated. 70 Those via are raising Plants, oftbeif
,wn, ard would IKE me 20 make tEeir hedge foT
them ] VIII sake their Plants in part pay, OF !
aiH tcI tbcm bow % make a good fence, and the
spcdisst and beet way % make 81 also tho best way
b. save tie Plants during tie first and second win
ier. Thcee buying Plants q re viii get TIE re-
eeiptE IRE.
u tbers iaa1y Dan N The Territory, that can
give better iastscefions, VII give him one tbous-
aad dollars fof II. also f1rnish 2 receipt sor de-
s,reyinz tho 6aphsr, Tor City cents, ETC.
Agents EaBtod 20 caEVaes IN harsss5 AsbTasEa
iowa ami Mis.cCd, they can easily make from one
70 three hu1dred DECLARE per month, clear q eZpen
80. address. MATHEW MeKEIGHAS.
=. o. Box y, BroHnvile, Nebraska.
Refer b. permission 70
JgDGE KELLoG, ! Omaha
JLHS POETE8
LUTUER HOADLgY
Z. I. BAREEr, Br0Tuyiile