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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-23
The Tax on ADVERTISEMENTS Is.
fFon' lts CAfeaoo 7'Ibune.


The Western Press Association. du-
ring Its meeting in this city last De-
eember, passed tho following resolu-
ton, after discussion, by u unanimous
vote:
WHEREAS, Congress, at its last ses-
sion, repealed the Internal tax ON the
Manufacture OF print paper, on types,
on Ink and Job work, TO the reliefanS
benefit of those branches of Industry.
nut, for some reason unknown, neglect
81 10 remove the tax on advertisements.
When there was no revenue necessity
for retaining the same; therefore,
HeS0teed, BY the Western Press As
sociation, that the members ofConCress
are hereby memorialized to repeal, du-
ring their present session, said onerous
and unnecessary excise on advertiser
mentS, and thereby place the rubbish
ers ofthe daily Press of the United
States on an equal footing, as regards
taxation, with Job printers, types, ink
ana paper makers.
This resolution was adopted by the
publishers OF an association which in
cludes every daily paper in the West
ern States. But we fear their petition
has not been brought before the MEM
bers of Congress with sufficient promi-
nenee to arrest attention or to secure
the repeal ofthe tax on advertisements.
We therefore suggest to our brethren
ofthe Press that they give the resolu-
ton an insertion in their respective pa.
pers, and that each publisher Mt once
write letter to his repr esentative So
Letting his influence and vote in hay-
ing this burdensome, invidious and in
quisitorial imposition abolished. The
revenue derived therefrom can be
spared. No financial necessity requires
It's continuance, while its removal will
prove very considerable relief to the
Press OF the United States. We also
can the attention of our Eastern ex-
changes TO the subject, aDd, invoke tbai-
AID and influence with the man1ha-- -
congress from their portion of the
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a MODERS MIRACIE,

. From old and young, from rich and moor
from hlgh-born and lowly, comes the ITnfysr'
sal Voice ofpraise for II AIL'S VECiE -T = III r
iSLGIllAN HAIR REVIEWER.
1t IS a perfect and miraculous articta
lures badness. Makes hair grow. A better
crossing than any 'oil" or ''pomatum." son
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Sllken IresseS- But, above all, the great won
GsF Is the lapidity with which It restores
gray hair to It's original color.
Use II n few times, and Presto ct,,,,,,,, -.
WmteSt and worst looking hair resumes itS
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II viii not take long disagreeable trial IN
prove the truth OF this matter The first an
Pt i S, VIII do good; you will see the Natu
IA IA Color returning every day and bt.ior. Hto,,
hn9 1 y, the old, gray, discOiored appearance
oL tue mar VIII be gone. giving place 10 IT,S
tr0aS, shining and beautiful locks.
ASK Tor Hairs Stctlian Hair Renevvey- -
other article is at all alike II in eftct 'yl,1
VIII md 1t cheap to buy, pleasant TO try-- and
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Dr. Schenck's Mandrake PMS. ASub.
StItute for CaIOmeI

These Pills are composed of various roots.
having the power to relax the Secretions OF
the liver as prompts and etfectnqIly as blue
pills or mercury, and without producing any
Of those disagIseable or dangerous effects
which often follow the use of the latter.
In all bilious disorders these Pills NAV be
used with confidence, rs they promote the
discharge ofyitisted bile, and remove those
obs ructions from the liver and hillary ducts.
which are the cause OF bilious affections in
general. = -
SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS cure
Sick Headache, and ali disorders of the Liver,
dedicated by sallow skin, coated tongue, cos.
tiVeneSS, drowstness, and 4 general feeling of
WEAKNESS and laSSitude, showing that The
liver Is In torpid or INSTRUCTED condition.
IN short, these Pills may be used with adj
vantage In all cases where a purgatiye or
Alternative medicine is required.
Please ask for "DT. Scheuck'5 Mandrake
Pills, and observe that the two ikeneSses
of the Doctor are on the Government stamp
one when in the last stage of ConsumptiOn
and the other in his present health.
q Sold by all Druggists and dealers Prica %
cents per box. Principal Office, No. Is North
9th Street, Philadelphia, Pa. " lI-Tl 10 =
General Wholesale AGENTS: Demas Barnes
x So:r u Park Row, New York; s. s. Hance
iOe Balumore St, Baltimore, Md; John D.
Sarki n. Il. cor. of Fourth and Walnut Sta
Cincinnati, Ohio; Walker & Taylor, I3i and
!S6 Wabash Avenue, Chicago, III: Collins
Brothers, southwest corner OF Second and
Vine Sts., ST. Louis, Mo. ~
Observation-Disclosures l--
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WHY NOT USE TEE REsr.

Over twenty years increasing demnd has
established the fact that MATHEWS VxSE-
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Is the cheapest, the most reliable, and most
convenient. Complete in one bottle. Does
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not rub on or make the hair appeardusty and
1ead, but t1nparts to IT new life and iustre.
ttEoducS beautiful black or brown as pre-
lette9- A child can apply 1t. ALWAYS gives
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e'efy"here, - . h - =
DEMAS BARNES 4 co, New YoTk, " Nt,,d Ii
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4 CARD To NYALIDs.

A Clergyman, while residing in South
America as missionary, discovered safe
and simple remedy for the Cure OF Nervous
Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases OF the Uri-
nary and Seminal Organs, and the whole
train Of disorders brought on Ivy baueful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been
already cured by this noble remedy. Prompt
ed by n desire to benefit the afflicted and un-
fortunate, / will send the recipe for prepar-
ing and using this medicine, in a sealed en-
yelope, to any one who needs II, Free Of
Charge.
Please enclose a postpaid envelope, adj
dressed TO yourself. Address, =
JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station D, Bible House, New York.
dcl4-1yd =
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rne Railroad question Again Up.

The vote for inds finite postponement
on Tuesday last did not, as was general
" supposed, end the railroad agitation
for this session of the legislature. The
question Is again before the Senate in
somewhat altered shape, and the new
bill progressed last night to its third
reading, pretty sure sign that it will
come up on its passage, and most like
" pass, to-day. II differs from the old
one in a material respect, as we are
bound to acknowledge, but is neverthe=
less a very Objectionable bill, and ought
not to pass If the LIST section OF article Sth
OF our State Constitution has any ap-
pllestion whatever to railroads now
existing in West Virginia. The old
bill proposed to give the railroad COM
pany aperpetltaI exemption from taxa
ton for the sum Of 81, 900 in lieu OF all
back taxes and so, 600 per year in lieu
Of all future liabilities. The new one
proposes to exempt them for five years
in consideration OF SIS, $50 az, "the sum
now appearing to be due from the said
company, upon the books in the Audi.
tors Office" for back taxes, and $50, OOC
per year for future taxes. In addition, il
also gives 81 per mile to each of the
counties, upon so much of the road
as runs through their respective terri
tories. In the meantime, neither the
State nor the company concede any.
thing as to their rights 'iupon the gem
eral subject OF taxation for the future
after the said period Of five years.
These are the respects in which the
former bill has been modified. We
get more money and give a great deal
less for it. We ought to have much
more however, than we get even now
We consider it n very doubtful ques-
ton whether the State can thus com
promise away its rights and its duties
under the Constitution, unless it is
shown that the company can claim
some such compromise under theiI
charter, or under the laws of Virginia
prior to our Constitution This claim is
set up, but never has been substantial,
ted in any public or private discussion
that We have heard.
While we say this we are not blind
To the difficulties that have beset a sat.
isiactory settlement Of this vexed ques.
ton. We realize that it is u perplexipe
thing TO determine just what taxes the
company ought to pay. They hav,
been very uuequally assessed in sew
erSl of the counties. Some of thes,
assessments would not stand in tn,
courts We presume. And they hav,
been used as "a powerful argument by
the company with the Legislature il
favor OF some other method of collect
ing the tax. Hence the present dispo
sition to experiment for five years OIL
the basis of the sums named above
Our idea has been that the receipts o
the State should if possible go hand il
hand with the receipts of the company
We should get so much for every pas
senger and every ton OF freight, Just "a
Maryland gets from the same compan,
on the Washington Branch certain
pro rata.
But we shall not discuss this ques
ton to-day at any further length. TIL,
bill is not get through the Hous
without important amendments, one o
which we trust will be some such regu
ton as we have suggested.
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CoIgate's Aromatic vegetable SOAP.
a superior Toilet Soap, prepared from re-
fined Vegetable Oils in combination with
GIycerine, and especially designed for the
use of Ladies and for the Nursery. It's per-
fume is exquisite, and its washing properties
unrivalled. For sale by all druegists
.---- feb27.lyd&v
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Who Did the First Recruiting I'm
Rentuelxy---A Correction.

---4A CORRECTION.
EDITORS Irtettigencer+
The Daily Wheeling INTELLIGENcER
OF Feb. 22d, quotes from the Frankfort
Herald, KY. that Wellington Harlan re-
cruited the first company of Union vol
nnIeer troops raised in Kentucky in
Samuel Young, OF Pocahontas couu-
"; west Virginia, recruited the first
tuli company of Union troops in ken
lucky; Carter county, and after advi-
sing with Gen. Winfield Scott, byletter.
he Houngl accompanied the said com
pany to Camp Joe Holt,". Indiana
where he WINS employed by Gen. r.. n
hosseau to recruits. what was afterwards
known as "RJsseau's Kentucky Brig
aue. Young was employed as an tin
Grant minister in Carter county. Ken
lucky, in 1861, when the war began and
recruited TWO companies from his par
lshloners. The reason that this and
others companies recruited in Ken
lucky crossed the0ohio river into Indi-
ana, was because Governor McGoffip
OF kentucky was a rebel and issued a
proclamation forbidding troops camp-
ing IN the State of Kentucky.
Feb. I'D, 1867.
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PARTRIDGE's GALLERY.
Always Ahead of All Competition

10O PHOTOS. FROM LIFE FOR 81, IN
lUU Guiding variety of positions, and
showing the whole figure II desired. Unlike
some OF our com peti tors, we are prepared 10
do all we advertise, and shall be happy TO
wait upon all customers, as our immense es-
tablishment, the largest in the world, will
enable US.
We are making thousands of those beauti-
full Gem lkeneSses, which are so popular
East, and shall hereafter give each customer
one OF those beautiful Albums, holding 70, 40,
or 80 Gems - - az r. q
We have already given away about 100 Al
buns, and have 200 more, which we will
continue TO give each customer for dozen
Cards, as long as they last an.
TwD thousand dollars worrh4 Of Photo-
graphic Albums, the largest variety IN the
country, Will be sold without regard TO cost.
Oval and Square Picture Frames viii be
CITY. - - -
Looking Glasses, largest assortment in
Wheeling, for sale cheap.
Our facilities for aKiDg ALI styles and
sizes of Pictures, from life, or from small and
Inferior pictures, are upeqalled. - feb23. ~
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nARHIAGE AND CELIBACY,

AND THE HAPPINESS OF TRUE MANHOOD.
An Essay for Young Men on the Crime of
Solitude, and the Physiological Errors,
Abuses and Diseases which create fmpedI-
ments tn MARRIAGE, with sure means of
Relief Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free
of charge. Address, DR.. ]. SKILLEN
HOUGHTON, Howard Association, PhilR-
delphia, Pa. tanl4-Smd&W
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wholesale Druggists, Main s

oDBERT's VEGETABLE AMBRosrA, or the
Worlds Hair RestOrer, is the only prepara-
ton ofIhe kind without sugar OF lead. ~ 10
II is o vegetable compound and contains
nothing injurious.
II will restore gray hair to its original color,
hair grow.
As a hair dressing it has no equal.
It's warranted TO do all We claim for 1t or
the money is refunded
Ask for odbert's Vegetable Ambtosia and
don't be put or with any other.
c. 81. ODBERT, Proprietor,
For sale by all Druggists. dcI4
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Farm for Sale

Nh dI; farm WHEREOF 1 NOW RI
- soc situated on top Of the Tfvsr III
lnIee miles south of WellsbuTR 90 III
mile from the Ohio river que nan
Containing I6z Acres.
the whole OF which Is under fence leo ,,,,,,.,
soSer,s sIaIe OF cultivation, the remainder
purposes the whole well WateresJ Tba "a, al
proyements consist OF a INC iIn-
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE.
Two stories high, 2 rooms aud entry on ~,
f lOSE ana above, with kitchen and "a stT
H. a. bsLn' stable, Corn. Cribs, Waeon.honSs
nay mouse with sheds around To- S -.
hundred sheep, .Smoke-houst.. HsG'55,,n"o
LI u on; with Carpenter shop over6ea5'
NJ 500 Sfon ana S0Ssi sheds and og-house' Dsiifr;
dred and thirty trees with Peacb LIS Its nun nun
satnsisnt for family use The land n an
oI4 Swithayein ofeoal nom four 10 }o1,r
sI naiL iest thick, and could certaIniT bs
1g1Sbs n tf On Ine ONO river at less Cost reT
ostsnsi tnan oy sinking a shan STlSerss,nIS -
lsEsohS wishing to engage in coaI hIIsi.
, oeIld 40 wen % call and exains the sdva1s
n nm STI Disadvantages for ThemseIyes.
,S - - property - not sold al prfyafe Sa,a
LII ne lslh OF March Il Will Sc offsrefI az
febl6-I a--.LsE..
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gueftaI Aufifes.
IAUaHLiN's INFANT CORDTAL,

The CaIld's Cure When TeethIns.
Mothers all know the many sleepless nights
the little ones at home have to pass when
TeethinE. You need no one to remind you
OF the Pain-chouc, wakefuIness, Uneasl-
ness, Fretting, Flatulence, Disturbed Bowels,
&c. We tell you capdidiy, one bottle ofthIs
Cordial will correct allthese troubles, Assist
Teething, Remove Acidity,, Allay all Pain,
Quiet the FretfuI, Promote Sleep
Trytt. It win act as a charm. Sold by 81
LAUGHLIS, SMITH 4 CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Main St.
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FROM present appearances, Washing
ton Hall will be well filed tonight to
hear Mr.. Phillips, the renowned singer
of sacred music. The committeeof mr.
engagements have spared no labor to
make the concert success, and they
deserve well of the public.
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EDWARD REED,
SOAP and CANDLE MANUFACTURER

SeASeII Deb- alatlh ana Markell
WHEELING, w. VA.
THE SUBSCRIBER RETURNS THANKs
L 70 the public for the liberal patronage be-
stoWed on the f1rm of Reed q Neill, and re-
sPecLiully announces that he will continue
OtH stand, and requests the attention OF those
VINO purchase to sell again, TO his large and
feb7-6m EDwApD pEEn
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NOTICE. to Printers.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR
i the printing and binding OF the Acts OF
Assembly relating TO and the Ordinances of
the city OF Wheeling and other matter per-
taIning thereto. at the Clerks Once of the
city OF Wheeling, on or before the 27Ih
day of February, 1867. All bidders will
the 9TH day of February, 1857, at Z O'Clock p.
M, and explain their bids.
y Chairman of Special Com. on Printing.
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EXACTLY WHAT you WANT

E&ASELH WHAT YOU WANT b.
MATTHEW'S VENETIAN HAIR -DyE
III known and used over % years, Daily
increasing in public favor. Complete in one
Doltle. NO wash. No trouble A child can
apply II, Produces lustrous black or brown.
as desired. Does not inJure the hair. Price
SOD by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
= Also MATHEWS ARSICA HAZE CSIoSS
Tor restoring and dressing the hair. ju4-eodSiy
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MErcALFE's GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY.
This new and wonderful medicine acts like
magic, curing rheumatism OF years stand
ing in a few days. a-
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FRAME DWELLING HousF
Portable Steam Eneinas

{ t,CSsL!BISISG THE MAXIMUM OF FE-
~, nclency, durability and economy viz
s--e InIiininum OF weight and prise 1-bat
eI5 A ntasly and tavorably known, more fiTSI1
~ - , oelL In use All warranted satfsfarfos-z
nj TI, no sale Descriptive circulars sent On an,
,.,o ]. C. HoADLEY eco
+e"S-SooSm LAWRENCE MLSs
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Editors intelligence:

Sdttors LntettigenceT:
We take this method of tan5ari,,,. ..
our genial friend, Mr.. F. C. Mvsrs o 'O
6ehalf of the members Of botb
branches ofthe Legislature, our thsnks
LOT the complimentary reception ,;iya1
wednesday ind Thursday EVENING"
last. The grateful and pleasing reIra5S
France OF which Will be long remem.
Oered oy different AIEnfRERs
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Change of Firm Name.

1IHE SUBSCRIBERS WILL CARRY ON
j the business formerly conducted under
the name OF Dunlevy & Co., and Wilson,
Dunlevy q Co., At their old stand, Wheeling
w: va OF Steam Boat Hull and Model Barge
building They have added to their business
the mandatory OF Nail Kegs OF all sizes,
ana I S9Eicl5 laiT R2S9P9riSn OF Patr9pSgs
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Attention. soldiars

In00 SOLDIERS WANTED AT ONCE
~ dQON 70 engage in a highly houoraille
- appropriate business al which from n
" 1s W. Per month has been made. Write foT
SI, tSe1!a5s, u VIII do no harm and NAV IA.
suit greatly TO your advantage -
- - G F. VENT & CO.
,sra- 20, - wv. west 9Th street, Cincinnati Ohio.
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voo5sD ard insert "some point be-
tween Buckhannon and Charleston"
Lott
The following motions were rejected:
By MI, Raymond: To strike out
FIafwoods and insert Clarksburg.
Bv Mr.. Hagar: To insert Charleston.
By Mr.. Burdett: To insert Grafton.
: BY Mr.. Farnsworth: To insert Buck
harmon.
By Mr.. Young: To insert westfieId.
By Mr.. Young: To table the bill.
By Mr.. Hagar: To adjourn.
On motion of Mr.. Burdett, the Senate
reconsidered the vote by which Mr..
Hoke's substitute locating the capital
at Parkersburg was rejected; and the
question being again upon the adoption
of said substitute, the vote was taken
as follows:
YEAS Messrs. Stevenson, CPresi-
dent), Burdett, Burnley, Carskadon,
Chapline, Dolly, Duval, Hoke, Mahon.
Martin, Wilson, and Zinn-l2.
NAYs-Messrs. Dix, Farnsworth, Ha-
gar, Raymond, O'Brien, Slack, Thatch-
er, Werninger, Wright, and Young-l0.
So the substitute was adopted. The
bill was then passed by for the present.
The bill Is. No. 81 TO amend and re
enact sections 1 and 2 of chapter II OF
the Code, requiring notice for new
| counties, was ordered eugrossed.
/ On motion of Mr.. Mahon,
Resolved, That the clerk be author
lied to employ an additional assistant
clerk during the remainder of this ses-
sion, at SO per day.
On motion of Mr. Slack, the bill Is.
| No. S3) requiring the general laws to be
| published in newspapers, was read the
second time and referred to the Com.
mittee on Finance and Claims.
On motion of Mr.. Chapline, the Sen
ate made the railroad bill Is. No. 81 the
| special order for IA o'clock tonight
and took recess until that hour.
.=5 NIGHT SESSION.
The Senate met at ~ o'clock. H
Mr. linn, presented IA petitions from
from various parts of the State, signed
by five or six hundred persons, praying
for liberal policy to be pursued to
ward the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company.
The Senate then proceeded to the dis
cussion of the railroad bill, which wai
protracted to a late hour. Variou!
amendments were offered to the bill
some OF which were adopted. The
principal amendment adopted provides
that half the $4,000 to be paid to tbs
State on account of back taxes shall b'
distributed by the auditor to the sew
eral counties through which the road
passes, in proportion to the length o
the road in each county.
The bill was, at very late hour, or
dered to be engrossed and read thu
third time, by an almost unanimous
vote. 4
Adjourned. =s
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AFTERNOON SESSION

The House re-assembled and resum-
ga consideration of the prohibitory
iiquor bill, the first question on the mo-
ton Of Mr.. Burke to amend The amends
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THE VIRGINIA DEBr.-The Senate of
Virginia has passed bill in relation to
the obligations of the State, which as
sumes that the commonwealth is re-
sponsible for two-thirds of the entire
Virginia State debit" which Is esti-
mated ut 49,, 300, 900 up to LIST January,
1867, which would state the debt OF the
present Virginia Mt $50, 600, 900. on this
sum the bill enncts that there shall be
paid four per cent. n year for one year,
in semi-annunl installments, which
will amount to 81 ,224 600. The current
expenses OF the State government for
1867 are estimated at 500, 900. Total ex-
Penses, including per cent. interest,
sl,92I,OoO. The assets of the State,
showing its ability to pay this sum
without difficulty, ARE as follows.
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SPENCER HOUSE.

PARKERSBURG,W W. VA,
CHARLES JAMES DAILY FROM THE
" "Glades Hotel" Oakland Md mas leased
the above named Hotel and respectfully s0-
Iclls Tue patronage Of the travelling com.
MUMMY. Hewill be assisted by his father. MI
Iohn Daily, except during the SumIney
Inonthk when he will be found at his old
Oaklanu. feblS-2nd'
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Nonca,
: CottriIl Morgan.

OFFER FOR SALE. ON ACCOSNEODA-
He ing s gd IeTm rs this celebrated stock Hone.
win be here about the 2Oth an Mel, put pt
on IN s31 ne VIII stand at the Fair CirounIis
co16fS As sta and at some other point in The
Sati5SS the approaching season -A4 me
- !So-S-lln b. F. KELLEY
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Important to Farmers.

Inln MOhE FARMERS WANTED AT
Sd1OOSonce to engage ina very approuriat.s.
; 49, s Sno Pheasant business for the nexi
S g taSSnLhs or longer, In which so persons
!. iei DaIAed IN the last two months and
=, q " nien from 50 to $50 per month Is being
c F. VENT & CO..
. West 9Th street Cincinnati. Ohio