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Grand Triumph.

Prof. Scott, of Creasy's Actual Bust
ness College, has been awarded the prize
by the judges on penmauship at the Is
land Fair over all competitors in every
branch of the art: Plain Business Writ.
ing, Card Writing, Ornamental Penman'
ship and Pen Draring. True merits
will always meet with due reward
The unequalled skill displayed by the
Professor in the College, and on the
Fair Ground where thousands were
witnesses of his mastery of the pen,
sustains his high reputation as one Of
the first penmen in the country, and fal
ahead of anything in this locality. We
congratulate Prof. Greasy on the success
he has met il his efforts to permanently
establish first class college in our city
which is now the most practical and
thoroughly efficient institution of the
kind we have ever had in our midst
and the only one to adopt the improve,
ments of the age. We advise the young
men of our city, State and neighbor
hood, to give this College call before
going elsewhere, as they will find the
advantages offered superior to any Other
business college with which we have
any acquaintance.
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Ey.ngeIicnI Convention.

A Convention of the Evangelical
Churches in Pennsylvania, West Nir-
ginia and Eastern Ohio, will assemble
on the 22d instant in the First Presby-
terrain Church, Pittsburgh, Corner
Wood and Sixth streets,) at II o'clock,
P. NJ, for organization, conference and
prayer. During the session of the Con-
ton the following topics will be dis
cussed: |. The Christian How can
we increase our personal devotion, and
sense of responsibility; and best secure
preparation for Christian work. IL.
The Church: How shall we develop
individual Churches; manifest our es-
sential unity; and implore devotional
meetingsi Ill. The Church and the
World: How shall we ascertain desti-
buttons; reach special classes; carry the
Gospel to remote neighborhoods; so
improve Church arrangements as to
secure a larger attendance; and over
come the special difficulties arising
from the temptations and excitements
Of city lifes Nv. The Church and Co.
operative Associations: What are the
relations, primary aim and object of
Young Mems Christian Associations;
their best methods of operation; with
instances of their adoption and eticien-
cy. V. The Church, Cooperative As
sociations, and our Country; What spe-
cial demands to the vastness of our
territory, our rapidly increasing popu-
lation, and the character of the numer-
Gus immigrants, make upon all Chris.
tians and Christian organizations in
this laudi Names Of delegates should
be forwarded at the earliest moment to
Alex. B. Riggs, Secretary of Young
Mems Christian Association, Pittsburgh.
1t is earnestly hoped that every Church
and Christian Association will be rep
resented. The railroads will return &C
tual delegates free.
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Cireuit Court-Judgc Caldwell, Pre-
siding.
The following civil business came be-
fore the Court on Tuesday:
In the case of Isaac Colts, jr., appel
liant rs Maxwell, Colts s. Co., appelleesI
verdict was rendered in favor of appel.
lees.
The following cases were continued
Board of Public Works rs. A. Bedil
lion, in debt. ......r -..4..
William Irwin rs. A. II. Detwiler,
assumpsit.
TaIant & Delaplain rs. William L
Robinson, assumpsit.
Same rs. Same, assumpsit.
j. M. Norton, by etc, ca. Baltimore 4
Ohio Railroad Company, in case.
Joseph Caldwell, executor, rs. Henry
Sharp, trespass. Ha..'
Isaac Colts, trustee, rs. Aeheson 4
Bell, assnmpsit.
In the case of Robert Thompson rs
Joseph Britt, the death of the defend
ant was suggested upon the record.
The following cases were dismissed
James S. Wheat rs. George StOrr, as
sumpsit.
A.. J. Harry, rs. Caldwell Il Boyd, as
sumpsit. -.
Ammon McSwords, trustee, etc, RS
Jacob Lash, notice John Prince RS. Al
fred Prince.
Oliver Pryor "a. Richard Lemons
administrator; death of plaintiff sug
gested upon the record. Suit revive'
in the name of C. Jane Pryor, executrix
Carlton Creighton rs. Stewart & Nc
Conn, in case: Evidence partly heard
jury adjourned until this morning q
mime o'clock.
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TruSt Sale.

ny VIRTUE OF I, DEED OF TRUST EX
d ecuted to me by Josiah Ingersoll and NATL
ia C., his wife, bearing date on the Goth day Of
June ls66, and now on record in the Recorder
ofice of Marshall county, in Deed Book No. Is
page 34J. | will sell at the front door Of the
Court House Of Marshall county, at public auc
ton. on TUESDAY, the 10Th DAY OF OC
TOBER next, all that piece or parcel Of land ly
ng and being In Marshall county, state oil W es'
Virginia. containing nine hundred and seventy
tire, acres. three roOds and eight poles, as tn.
saIue is set forth. described and bounded in said
deed of trust. Selling as trustee, viii convey
such title as is vested in RE by said deed Of
trust
Terms of Sale-Cash, or, at the Optisn Of the
purchaser. oue-third in hand, and the balance il
three equal payments, at six, twelve and eigh
teen months, with interest from day Of sale
purchaser giving bond with approved security
Tor the deferred installmerts, the title reserved
until payment. JAS. PAUL.,
sep!4.td Trustee.
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Trust Sale.
,x VIRTUE OF A DERD OF


X Trust executed to me by David Z, Ewing
nd Marv F. Ewing, his wife, bearing date on
H. lirh Aay of November, A. ID. 1866, and now
''r record In the Recorders Office of Jackson
county West Virginia in Deed Book numbered
,rnnt door of the COURT HOUSE of JACKSON
TOI:NTY. on TUESDAY, THE 5th DAY OF
T0VEMBER, A. ID. 1857, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the
,nIiyjded one third part of that certain tract
~ MARCEL of Land in said deed OF trust mentioned
and described as a tract or parcel of land con.
Lining one hundred and fifty acres, more or
irs. and living and being on the Straight Fork Of
I1D,iv Crfek in Jackson County, W. Va, and
I.ipr the same tract or parcel Of land conveyed
nv BERNHARD Duffy and and wife TO NJ. Rheim.
.i-nm II. c. rlesher and the said David 4. Ew-
INC by decd now on record in the Recorder 8
C-lc. Of jackson county, W. Va.
Selling as Trustee, viii convey such title as
e yested in me by said deed of trust.
Terms of sale, cash. GIBSON LAMB,
,.p96td Trustees.
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TRUST SALE.

DY VIRTUE 0E DEED OF TRUST
ID executed to me by William p. Brady and
Anna NJ. Brady, his wife bearing date m the
2ud day OF February in the year ls66, and now
vn rccoi in the Recorders office of Ohio county
West Virginia in Deed Book 80, page "a, will
srll al lublic auction, AT the front door of the
Court House of Ohio county, on SATURDAY. TIL
10Th DAY OF OCTOBER next, all that certain tract
VI parcel of land lying in the counties OF BROOKE
and Ohio. West Virginia. and on the waters OF
Short creek known rs the Girty Point farm,
containing two hundred and thirty-hve acres,
more or less and bounded as set forth and de-
scribed in said deed OF trust. This land Is under
cultivation, has the usual improvements, and II
is underlaid it is believed, with valuable beds oi
coal.
Selling as trustee, will convey such title as
is vested in me by said deed of trust.
Terms of sale Cash. OF at the option OF the
purchaser ono third in hand and the balance
in three equal payments, at six, twelve and
eighteen months, with interest from date with
deed Of trust to secure the same.
s. BRADY. Trustee.
WHEELING, Sept. H. 1867. sspls'td
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Trustees sale.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
II from William Gowdy to me, dated the 9Th
orrs,ofice for the county of Ohio, in book A, p,
no shall sell TO the highest bidder, at public
'nrtion at the front door of the Court House,
s', ohio county, in the city OF Wheeling, on Sat
"rlay. the 10th Of November, 1901, commencing
I'll Gales at 10 o'3lOck A. NJ, the lot numbered
ssrs hundred and eighty-one, UsD on the plat Of
thai part ofthe city of Wheeling laid out by
Mi William Chapline and John EOff, new known as
rsntrr Wheeling, situated on tho east side of
Chapline street, adjoining the Methodist Epis'
conal Church on the south.
''fSrRxs OF SALE-0ne-third of the purchase
Money in cash, and the balance In two equal in
I,Silments. PAYABLE in six and twelve months,
's;tb interest from the day Of sale. Possession
viii be delivered upon compliance with the
,srme of sale, subject TO the lease of the tenant
',bicb will expire on the Stat of March next.
JAMES S. WHEAT, Trustee.
WHEELING, October IA, iS61..td
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Trust Sale,

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST exc
Is ruted by Georges. Ross tn me on the cath
dsy of August, A. ID. ls67, and recorded among
the records of the county Of Ohio State of West
Virginia. Deed book numbered 81 page l16
| will. Oh Saturday the Goth day of October,
lss7. at the Steenrod House, on the Cumberland
mad In said county, sell at public auction, the
nroperty therein mentioned and fully described,
consisting Of household and kitchen furniture
and the undivided half Of the product Of the
GARDEN to said Steenrod House belonging.
Selling ~ Trustee, l will convey such title as
is vested III me.
Terms of sale-slOOO cash so25 in nve months;
49, ON the 3Oth of March, 1863, and the residue
an the 3Oth of March, 1870, purchaser giving
notes with approved security for the deferred
nsynents. ALEXANDER BONE,
sau21-oa wit Trustee.
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Ii Will Not be Long

Before all shrubbery will be
stripped of its foliage, consequently
parties wishing to have Photographic
views taken of their residences should
give their orders as soon rs possible.
Partridge has an operator in his employ
who has had much experience in this
hrarch Of arr
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WANTS.

A GENTS wANTED-AN0THER GREAT
n WORK By +. a. POLLARD, entitled Len
AM His LIEUTESASTs" comprising life ofGen
X E. Lee, replete with facts never before pub
Hshed. including Biographies of every Southern
General Of distinction; a companion volume
70 .THR LOST CAUSE" Southern History o.
The War. A new and enlarged edition Is no"
ready. One agent sold ~ the first week
These two works form'a complete library of the
War from the Othsr side. Address A. L. TAI
COLT CO, SIS Market ST., Pittsburgh Pa.
nCiI2M
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branch of art.
Look out for Fires.

Now is the time to fix it deeply in
your mind, that little spark will kim
die large fire, and little carelessness
may result in the loss of all your own
and your neighbours property. Clean
ont your chimnies, rearrange your stove
pipes, put brick or. zinc under your
stoves, and be sure to keep your ashes
ont of wooden vessels.
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The Mennerchor.

The Mennerchor.
The Mennerchor Singing Society gave
a concert and ball at Washington Hall
last evening. The concert was most
decided success, and the ball that fol
lowed proved its merits in the "we sma
hours" upon which it infringed. very
large number of persons were In at
tendance, and everything passed of as
serenely as q summer morn. Mr.. Frank
Falloure, on Monroe street, furnished
supper for the company. The tables
wero laden with the delicacies and sub
stantials of the season, served mp as
Falloure is capable of doing the same
Every man and woman went away "toc
full for utterance."
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NOTICES..
NOTICE.
HAVE UUuU6 nav A&d0CIATED

| with me in the Grocery and Produce busi.
ness. Joseph Speidel formerly of the firm of
Speidel s Ipderrieden The business will be
conducted in the name Of Turner & SpeideL
A.TURNER.
We intend TO keep ON hand we'll selected
stock of groceries. produce, &c, and to which
Ne would invite the attention of this public.
TURNER & SPEIDEL.
October lS67.32w
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Christian Ceaveniiss.

Christian Conventien.
A Convention of the friends OF
Christianity in Western Pennsylvania,
Eastern Ohio and West Virginia will
assemble in Pittsburg on Tuesday next,
The following named gentlemen have
been appointed delegates to represent
the Young Mems Christian Association
of this city in the Convention: Messrs
VIM. B. Simpson, Aug. Wincher, VIM
H. Irwin, VIM. H. oxeoby, Rev. S. b
Barnitz, A. P. Stewart, John Bailie
Rev. w. NJ. Mullenix, j. j. Wheat ant
Major Bristor. The delegation vii
leave on Tuesday next. We are sur
they will have pleasant time. Is
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Bepsper Dems-The Catholic Ged, Hi
Temple and his Worshipers,

Sensper Dems-The Catholic Ged, His
Temple and his Wershipcrs,
Isths title of Judge Thompson's sec
ond book of the Living Forces, which
is in press. The first book is steadily
making its way among the scholars of
the country and commanding the at
tention and respect of the learned. 1t
is now the argument used in high places
by which Materialism, Atheism and
Pantheism are being assailed and over
thrown. The second book is devoted
to the vindication and promotion of
Free Thought and Free Conscience and
the extension of, the Protestant Cath
olicity, as substantially presented by
Drs. McCosh and Young (Presbyterian)
and the Protestant alliance, all of Scot
land, the Christian Remembranoer of
London, DR.. Craik, (EpiscopaD of
America, and a general movement of the
educated mind of the world.
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Break Down.

A buggy belonging to Mr.. Robert
Luke, containing two young ladies,
broke down yesterday while going
down the Main street hill. The for
ward axletree of the buggy gave way,
when the horse attempted to run away,
but was caught by some persons near
The ladies were thrown from the vehi,
Gle, but no injury was sustained by
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Sunday school Institute.
The first session of the NJ. E. Sunday
School Institute was held at the Zane
Street Church last evening, and was
addressed by Rev. ]. H. Vincent, the
originator of Sunday School Institutes
in America. The remarks of this gen.
tleman were intensely interesting, The
Institute will convene at Washington
Hall this morning at ten o'clock, in the
afternoon at two o'clock and in the
evening at half.past seven o'clock, each
session of which win be addressed by
Rev. J. H. Vincent Avery interesting
meeting was held last evening. and all
successive meetings will be highly
entertaining and instructive. All are
invited to. attend. = es.s.a.w
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New Clubs,

New Clubs.
Two new base ball clubs have been
instituted in this city, viz-the "Some
whats" and the "Nonesuch." They
played match game last Saturday, re-
sulting in the victory of the former by
n score of one.
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Good Time,

Good Time.
A grand supper and ball will take
place this evening at Frank Walters,
the same being given by the Butchers
Society. A grand time will be had.
Vaas' band will furnish the music.
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wedding.

Wedding.
A large number of persons congrega-
ted ut the Second Presbyterian Church,
on Market street, Centre Wheeling, last
evening, to see two persons "hitched"
''for better or for worse"
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PugiIisIic.

PuEiiistic.
Mike McCoole, the pugilist, has tele-
graphed to Frank Queen, editor of the
New York Clipper, that he has forward
ed to him one thousand dollars forfeit
money, and o challenge to fight any
man in America, particularly Joe Co
burn, for $40 700 or less.
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The Season for Warm Cakes

The Season for Warm Cakes
And good cheer generally is now at
hand. To make light and wholesome
Rolls, Biscuits, or Batter Cakes of any
kind you should use Bookings Umiralled
Baking Porder. Try it and you will use
! no other. Sold wholesale and retail by
Z. Booking, No. l Odd Fellows Hall,
and by Grocers generally.
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DISSOLUTION.

rTHE FIRM OF j. C.. ORR & co. WAS
l dissolved on September 18th, 1861, by Inu.
tual consent. j. c. Orr and b. F. Little retiring.
The business Of the Old Firm will be closed by
the New Firm of A. W. PAUL Co, who are
solely authorized 10 settle all our claims and &C.
counts ..
We hereby acknowledge the many favOrs
shown MS by unr old customers, and request
continuance of the same for the new firm.
j. &. ORR,
r. +. LITTLE,
A. w. PAUL..
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Sent 20 the Penitentiary.

Three distinguished gentlemen were
yesterday sent to the Penitentiary
Lawrence Cady, from this city, and Pat
rick Kirby and Bernet Brooks, from
Berkeley county, were the distinguish
ed individuals.
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The Convention.

The Convention.
The first State Sabbath School Con-
ventioa of West Virginia will assemble
in the First Presbyterian Church, in
this city, on Friday morning next, at
10 O'Clock, and continue it's sessions over
Sabbath day. The Secretary is daily in
receipt of the names of delegates, and
there is every prospect of success. The
Convention cannot but be the means of
helping the Sabbath School cause in
our State.
The committee of Arrangements have
arranged the following topics for dis
cussion in the Convention:
/. "Does the ministry give proper
support and encouragement, by person.
al efforts and presence, to the Sabbath
School 2"
II. "What, if any, improvement
should be made in the general cbarac-
ter of Sabbath School literature ?"
III. "Are habitually tardy and irreg-
ular teachers any better than no teach
ers at alli
". "What plan should be adopted to
retain scholars in the Sabbath School
after they have become more advanced
in years 7"
V. "Is the Church sufficiently alive
to the Importance of the Sabbath
School ~
vi. "What are the duties of the Su-
perinteudent, and how should they be
performed ~
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Obituary.

Obituary.
Mr.. and Mrs, Gray Hairs, two old and
highly esteemed citizens of America,
departed this life few days since, while
using bottle procured at the drug
store of c. H. Odbert, labeled Odbert's
Vegetable Ambrosia, which always.re-
stores gray hair to its original color
and cures badness. -
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Good Things

Mong, on Monroe street, whom every
body knows, has now on hand some OF
the most delicious grapes that ever
tickled our palate; and he also has the
best oysters, direct from Baltimore,
which are luscious. We know it, be-
cause we have tried them. Just drop
in at Mong's, and Judge for yourselJ es
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Accident

A young man, named Rodmau, had
one of his fingers cut off at the Tack
Factory yesterday.
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BUsBY, LITTLE & Co.,
Carriage Makers.

Per Z. HAYES, Wheeling, W. Va.
Feb. 10, 1867.
The family machines, both Lock and
Grover & Baker stitch, also stand I'M
rivslled. Call at Oxtoby Il Duffield'.
jewelry store, 1903 Main street, and SCI
stock of machines and jewelry.
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The following State cases came before

the Court: = fW $3.50
State Us. Lawrence Cady, indictment
for rape; received his sentence from the
Court, which was that he be imprisoned
in the penitentiary for term of fifteen
years from this date.
State rs. Edward Myers, on indictment
for rape; defendant was discharged upon
the ground OF, insanity.
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CRwING MACHINES.

- Agents wanted everywhere to sell our low
priced, fully licensed machines Send tor oul
circular SHAW & CLARK, S. N. Co, Ridde
ford Maine. novl4-ly
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FOR SALE

rIoUSE AND LOT IN RlTCHIETOwN,
III on Denny street, q good two story frame
hanse with six rooms. well finished stable,
smoke house, Sc, situation desirable, being inn.
Sediatsly on line of Street railway.
Octe L. Inv An
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FOR SALE.
Reautiful Island Residence
for Sale.

AM AUTHORIZED TO SELL THE ELE.
sant island residence of Mr.. p III, Moore,
asrtsininc ten rooms, kitchen, and necessary
S't houses. There is . good cellar under the
sptire building. ThOS: OBRlEN,
oetlo Real Estate Agent.
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Wanted
To rent, house containing about six
OF seven rooms. Address p. o. Box $50.
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The Peoples Bank,
GREAT WATCH SALE

on THE POPULAR Osy PRICE FTAs w"
GIVING Every PATRON a
VI Handsome and Reliable watch fOr the low
price Of TEN DOLLARSi bF-
HTTHOUT REGARD TO V1LUE,
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Sewing Machine Facts.

Sewing Machine Facts.
We have used Grover &, Bakers No.
Machines for two years in our coach
factory, and hare finally laid by the Sing.
er Machines, which we formerly used
preferring yours decidedly for all kinds
of carriage work-from dash-b board &c
the finest cloth. '.s
Rr-snN I11-rf v &, 70
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HIJbOt1 REGdRD ~ bJLtE,
AID Sor rom
Paid for Uniess Perfectly satisfactory.
100 Solid Gold Hunting Watches no 10 ID
100 Magic Cased Gold Wstches-. %. 30 30 go
100 Ladies Watches etiasneleds. -. 100 TO 100
80 Gold Hunting ChrOpometsr, do. 20 % 30o
go Gold Hunting RnghAh Leyeus .. 10 ~ 10
800 Cola Hunting DupleI Watches. 80 70 30
800 Gold Hunting ANN Watches 100 70 20
so Silver Hunting Lsvets..-...s... % TO 10
go Silver Hunting Dnpls1sa. IS % 10
800 Gold Ladies' Watches. 20 % 20
I.OO0 Gold Hunting LapiDes....y.... 0to Is
loo MiseellanseBs Silver Wstches.. 20 20 100
q 500 limiting Silver Watches. ...... e b 20
1000 Assorted Watches. all kinda -. 10 70 -
~ Every patron obtains watch By this a.
rAnTsncHt, costing but go, While II may be
WsFfb 80. No Partially shown. 5000
Hsssrs. Hill, Porter q Co, 4 Dey direct.
New York City, wish 10 Immediately dispose of
the above magnificent stock. Csrtifestss nam
ing the articles, are PLACED In sealed envelopes,
and well mixed. Holders sre entitled 20 the ~.
tiees named On thniT eertl4eate, upon psynsgt
Of tII ybstber Il be q wateh worth t7o o. Lees.
The return Of any Of our certificates entities
yOu 10 the article named thereon. spsn payssst
Irrespective Of its worth and ~ no article ssl9ed
less than go Il named on any certificate 10 YIN ~
once be seen that this i No Lotter tsf q aras1At
Ir,oand L>ofGsaafS tIdaaa>fOn. MN NAY ~ par.
fsotafsd a. S,<H bv ls NOD JdFt,di1VS. "A single
o~Ttiaeate viii b. sent BY mail, post pzid. np~n
receipt Of 2 cents iorH ~ fcr " - snd a.
rT,Ssiuss for sIO 100 ans . roost, sgperb watch
Tor glJ Toagsnis OF thossssrhiss smplesmest
thls IL a rare Opportunity. u - . Ieg3unsteiy
eorduetad business duly authorized ~ Tie Gov
,Tr-nsyt zrsI 0f,sn ~ de Most careful nefr4in,
TssT ~. Aldress HILL. PORTER 4 Ce1 80
AGZzJd Dey strest, &.H.t