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Yours Respectfully
W. MANsFlrin. sec. Q. M. N. Co..-sir:-

WI MANSFIELD, Sec. 0. NJ. NJ Co,-sir:-
Having tried your Flour Of Raw Bone the present
year in justice Jon, lave the pleasure Of stating
that am satisfed--my Of it was good invest
nent. NV corn stood the dry hot weather Of last
summer without whitening or burning IN the least.
used abo,;t eill 70 his Of corn, putting it On
The seed corn before covering From nay experience
! can confidently recommend your Raw Bone as &
first rate fertilizer for com and win take pleasure in
showing my crcp to any who will visit my place
3 miles north Of Marietta the BELL Ferry Road"
I contemplate using your Raw Bone extensively on
nv wheat This fall
Your are At liberty TO nee tie above in any way
you think prudent
Respectfully, A. s. WAY.
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GEORGIA C0BB COUNTY:
Ordinarr's Office, Nov.

0riinary's Office, Nov. 9th, 1863.
John I. BnrkhaIter Trustee for Caroline Z.
B,nkhaer has applied for exemption Of per-
sonalty and setting apart and valuation Of Home
stead, and l will pass upon the same at Marietta on
the 18th day OF December, 1868, at my office.
ELLISON 4. DOBBS, Ordinary.
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BULLS SARSApARIIALA,
GOOD REASON FOR THE CAP
TAIN'S FAITH.
TAIN'S FAITH.
Read the Captains Letter end the Letter from his
Mother
Benton Barracks, Co, April 80, 1875.


DR. John Bull--Dear Sir Knowing the eficien-
CIV of your SarsararlIa. and the healing and hene-
fetal qualities it possesses, send you the following
statement Of my case.
prisoner and confined for sixteen months. Being
moved so ofteu my wounds have not healed yet. |
have not sat up a moment since was wounded. l
am shot through tie hips My general health is
impaired and | need something to assist nature. /
have more faith in yonr Sarsaparila than i'll any
thing else | wish that that is genuine. Please ex
nrese me half dozen bottles and ohlige
CAPT. {. Z. JOHNSON,
st Louis, No.
p S-The following was written April 80, 1865
by Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother of Capt. johnson.
DIR. BuL1-Dear Sir Ny husband, Or. G. S
johnson, was = skillful surgeon and physician in
Central New York, where he died, leaving the
above C. p johnson to my care AT thirteen years
ofaee he had chronic diarrhea and scrofula, for
which gave him your Sarsaparla. lT CURED
HIM. / have for ten years recommended it to
MANY in New York Ohio and Iowa for scrofula,
aver sores, and general debility Perfect success
fas attended it, The effected an some cases Of
scyofuIa and ferer sores acre almost miraculous
am very anxious for my son toaGan have recourse
to your Sarsaparilla He Is fearful OF getting a
spurious article hence his writing to you for it
His wounds were terrible, but believe he will re-
cover. Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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EXECILT0RlS SALE.
GEORGIA MILTON COUNTY !;

+ J. Camp aud Robt A. Camp having applied to
me for permanent letters Of Administration on the
estate of Arthur T Camp late of said county deceas-
ID: Alipelsous concerned kindred and creditors of
said deceased are notified to file their objections if
any they have within The time allowed by law else
letters will be granted The applicants Given under
my hand and official signature this 18th day of Nov
1868 0. P. SHELTON, Ord'y.
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LEGAL Advert isements.
AnMINlSTRA IOR,s SALE.

WILL be sold agreeable 10 order OF the court
If Ordinary Cherokee Court on the irst TUESDAY
in yastiars i,ex het,feih he court house door in the
oyn Of anton during the legal hours of sale lot OF
land No 39l IN tie ;ird Diet, aid I'd section OF said
COMFY. Sold 4 the properly as Thomas hiosiey
deceased fo.ie benefit ofihe heirs and creditors VI
said deceased Terms cash. This Dee. ]; 1905
S. Il MCCONNELL, Administrator.
lprinters fee SD
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=. /. EOoPEE.
t'loyR County.

OAKLEY Minis Man. Co.-Gept'einen here
In give Won The result Of my experience with your
Flnur Of Raw Zone on my corn crop.
Last April bought from you hll. OF Zone Dust.
also bought about the same amount Of Gnano, and
used these rnanurcs as follows: soaked my seed
corn about "a hours i'll water md then rolled 1t IN
land plaster and planted the best land in the field
with table spoonful Guano TO each hi'l Of corn
then planted The poorest part Of the field with corn
soaked as before end rolled in land plaster and put
at each Hill about able spoonful ofyour Floqrof Raw
Rone. In this part Of the field Jeff two stalks to
the HILL bnt only lclt one sali, to the itill where
had Guano. ! am well satisfied thatthe Land where
INIT "Flour Of Bone" las Ct least 3 mere corn or
1t than where put the Gnano almost every stalk IN
the Bone Dust part Of The field las good ear ct corn
and there are two stalks to the hill.
lam SO we'll satisfied with the Flour of Raw Done
that am now deteImil ed TO use il hcreaiierin pref
erence to Guano. AudI invite any farmer TO look at
my corn ana eff am notright.
Yours Respectfully
ABRAHAM GREEN.
2 81 have walked over the field Of corn de-
scred ia above and think the above statements
correct w. l.. MANSFIELD.
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Wm. Root 6 Sons Column.

~. Jo-E Z s1-s'5
G RE A 7 RE N Z d | Els
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Executors Of the Estate Of H1rly itcheII, dee
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from Gounod's Faust. Mrs. DIR. Luns-
ford sang song very beautifully, and
was called back upon the stage by the
hearty clapping Of hands. Mr.. Whip
PIES splendid baritone solo, "Ring the
Bell was received with enthusiasm.
These were the marked features of the
evenings entertainment.
DIR. Weisel presided at the piano, and
played his Symphonies and accompa-
ntments In an easy, graceful and brill
liant manner.
The concert netted about $50, which
was given. to the Social Circle of the
First Presbyterian Church. At its
close, Ross j. Alexander, Esq, rose In
the audience and thanked and compli-
mented the Beethoven Society.
This Society should be encouraged
and fostered by the city of Wheeling.
The singing of"The Marvellous Work -
from Hayden's Creation, seemed to us 10
need more power in the chorus. Surely
city like Wheeling ought to be able TO
double their chorus.
Mr.. Weber, the director, is a genial
gentleman, aud a musician of taste and
culture. To him the Society owes its
success, in u large degree.
The Society was received and enter
tanned at the residence of Mr.. Isaac ii,
Patterson. After the concert a superb
supper was served up to its members
by the ladies Of the Social Circle, in the
dining room of Rev. Robt. Alexander
After partaking of the supper, at the
suggestion of DR.. Lunsford, vote o.
thanks was rendered to the ladies fol
\ the fine supper.
We believe the Beethovens wen
away with a good opinion of the hos
pitality aud musical taste of st. Glars
willie.
The piano used was kindly loaned by
Mrs. Judge Kennon, Jr.
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Concert by the BeeIhOven society OF
wheeling, at ST. CIAIrSVIIIe.
m he 81, CtatF8rtlle Chronicle,

The Concert of the Beethoven Society
of Wheeling, came off at Weldayis
Hall on last Thursday evening. The
Hall was filled with an appreciaLive
audience, who manifested their delight
by frequent and hearty applause. The
programme was excellent, and its exc
cution reflected credit upon the Society
and upon its excellent director, Mr.. +.
A. Weber. The Duet and chorus
(AIiSerere) from IFoUdtoTe was The best
piece of the evening. The chorus of
monks in this piece was strikingly
beautiful, and blended harmoniously
with the Duet OF Mrs. DIR, Lunsford
and Miss Gussie Todd. The rendering
of this piece showed care and tnste on
the part OF the director and proper ap-
probation of its beauties. 1t was re-
peaIed by especial request. Mr.. B. A.
Galligan sang "Wearing OF the Green''
In manner which at once stamped him
faVorite. He was rnpturously cheer
ed, and the applause was kept up until
he came back on the stage, when he
sang an Irish comic song which con-
vulsed the audience. The solo and
chorus, by Mr.. e. j. Whipple and So
clety, Crowned with the Tempest" by
| Verdi, was, next to the MisereTe chorus,
the best thing of the evening. The
chorus, especially, was splendidly
suug. Mr.. d. A. Adler played Helleris
IdrentelIe very brilliantly. DR.. weisel
also played very gracefully fantastic
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For the InIelligencer.
Ciay Runerlnfendenf.

At a regular meeting of the Teach
ers' Association, of Wheeling, held on
Saturday, the 11th inst, 1t was
RESOLVED, That a committee of three
be appointed TO prepare an argument,
showing the necessary connection ex-
listing between the Office of City Super
intendent, and our public schools.
The undersigned having been ap.
pointed, in pursuance of the foregoing
resolution, would respectfully submit
the following considerations:
l. That in most of the States of our
Union, and especially the more
important cities, where the pub
successfully carried out, the
Office of Superintendent has been
proved, by experience, to be a neces-
sary appendage. Documentary evil
dence on this subject can be produced
when called for.
2. That in our own city the expert.
ment of working our public schools
without Superintendent was effect
ually tried for sixteen or seventeen
years, with the result, that the then
board OF education saw the necessity Of
such an Office, and accordingly applied
to the Legislature for a law MAXIM
provision for the same.
3. That among other things that in.
| fuenced the board, at that time, were
| 6uCu h6 lnGSes 4udL NU6 QlTeGs
tors, Tor trustees as they were then
called were either unable or unwiI.
ling to give such direction and support
to the management of the schools, az
were necessary to insure their highest
efficiency; lhnt a change of the law was
necessary in order to give unity and
efficiency to the system, and that suct
a change would tend to promote uni.
formity in discipline, instruction, tex
books, &c.
That the results anticipated from
such a change have in a great measure
been realized; but If not to the full ex.
tent that could have been desired, Il
has been partly owing to the short time
that the new arrangement has been IL
operation, and partly to causes oYel
which the Superintendent had not en-
tire control.
4. That any attempt to inaugurate
system of public economy by abolish
ing the office of city Superintendent
4 would be the very worst policy tina
could be adopted. II public schools ar
an existing necessity, the Office Of Su
Il perintendent is equally so; for 1t is
partof the system, without which ex
perience has proved that the school,
4 cannot be successfully operated. Thi
were to commence economizing at TIN
j wrong end, and the friends of popula
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NOiniiGtPR.

In order that his position may not be
misunderstood, the undersigned would
beg leave to say, that while he has al
ways regarded the office of Supertn-
tendent as necessary appendage OF the
public school system, he was decidedly
opposed to clothing the office with ar
bltrary, unjust, and unreasonable pow
ers, such as were claimed for it, in the
form of bill presented before the old
board of education, for their consider
alton. But the present incumbent Is
not invested with any such unreason-
able powers. On the contrary, 1t Is be-
lieved that his powers, or at least bis
privileges, might be extended with de-
c'"e" OeAeN' ~ '"t So HIM.
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Trust Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made to me on the second day OF August
A. ID. 1855, and of record In Book 20 folio III,
in the Recorders oftlce OF Ohio county, State
of West VirAinla, shall on MONDAY, THE
'front.' door OF the Court House Of Ohio coun-
ty in the city of Wheeling, at 10 O'Clock, q.
m. Of that day, proceed to sell e public
CASH, all the right, title, and interest OF
Henry q. Harbour, decd, as one of the heirs
at law Of Joseph G. Harbour, decd, In and to
the real estate Ofthe said Joseph G. Harbour,
deceased.
janl4-30td Trustee.
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special aotIees.

The Confessions and Experience OF
an Invalid.
Published for the benefit, and as q CAUTION
TO YOUNG MES and others, who suffer from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of Man
hood, &C., supplying THE MEANS OF sELF-
CURE. Written by one who cured himself
and sent free on receiving postpaid direct
ed envelope. Address NATHANIEL MAY,
FAIR Brooklyn, N. Y. Also free, by the
same publisher. a circular OF DAISY SWAIN
the great Poem of the War. decl7-smd
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Farms and Coal Lands for Sale,

T WISH TO SELL MY LAND, NEAR
i Wheeling, on CaldWen9 Run. II includes
the Dairy arm occupied by Charles Fisher,
with an adjoining parcel paEtured by NJ
Bauman, and the Farm on the Hill, on which
Fred Lecher, VIM. Miller and others live.
yard Of nine or ten RcreS-planted principal
ly with CatAWba and Concord, with q lew
DelRWares and other varieties. About 100
acres ofths Hill Farm is inst class Coal Land.
will sell in separate parcels or otherwise.
II not soon sold, the Vineyard, with q COM
Portable dwelling, will be for rent.
1anl-f n, JACOB,
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MARRIEn.

HoRE-wooD-Atthe La Pierre House.
Philadelphia, January 10. 1888. by Friends
ceremony, In the presence OF his Honor
Mayor McMIchael, Hon. JOSEPH 7. HoKEl
/ or Martins burg West Virginia, ito RACHEL
only daughter or the late Hon. Day Wood, o.
| Fulton, Lancaster county, Pa.
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A LEPRIVATE DISEASES OF BOTH
"A sexes treated successfully, and the
DANGERS INCIDENT TO PREaNANCY arising
eIILSes, entirely O6rtdted by our RENEDIEs and
PREvEHTIvES, which consist Of q neuO, sim
pie ooHrentent and e1te1elt form Of Remedial
4qeJat3t the scientific results OF careful PhiRf-
ologtedL Ctemtedl. and AferoSopiedL LnpeStl0d-
tton, and which, locally 1pptied by the patient
READILY and with aECRE8H, entirely dfSpeI-
eeS tgih Infections, KIIStFIn1eSE&, aud Medief1e1
per Mouth. Enelose stamp for PTfpdts Circu-
Lar DOCTOR WALTER, coz Broadway,
new YORK. JAMS
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of those who bought the bonds
ofthe government, Mr.. Hubbard quotes
a letter from "an old man now nearly
seventy years of age, for forty years
Methodist minister" (Dr. Drummond
wetake it,
zone of that class of men who in days |
gone by used to sing
NO foot olland do 1 possess,
No cottage in this Wilderness"
but who, more fortunate than many OIL
his compeers, had gathered together a
small portion of this worlds goods,
One of the thoroughly loyal men of
West Virginia, who except back no part
of the price, +" who gaVo his only son,
his tirst-bOrn, a sacrifice for the life OF
his country, under Sheridan at Five
Forks, and, as he says, would have
sacrificed all he had rather than see the
rebels succeed, now, in his old age, with
| the widow and children of that son de-
pending on him to some extent for
support, gives his opinion Ofthe prOpO-
sition to pay of the national debt by
an issue OF green backs" as follows:
~ dashed of letter to you the other
day touching the national debt, taxing
| United States bonds, &c. l have thought
much on the subject since, and the
more 1 have reflected on 1t the more am
1 astonished at the stupendous villainy
proposed by those who would pay OFT
the debt by a flood of greenbacks."-
al look at II thus in the
darkest hour lent all could to the
Government, when, at the very same
time l could have lent it at ten per cent
just as did lend to a friend in Iowa, and
to another man there whose note, Sc
cured by mortgage, still hold. Well,
my bonds are worth five per cent pre-
MUM, while all who invested in real
I NaANn NWNA tNnV 6RENNn &c l.
from thirty to onehundred and fifty per
cent, /. G., while have gained five, men
who would not lend one cent to the
! Government have gained from thirty to
one hundred and tifty. And now they
, clamor TO have what is owing me viz.
l tually repudiated. They who would dc
Z nothing to help the Government (and
many of them wished the rebellion tC
1 triumph) have reaped the chief pecu,
: MARY benefit, while I, who would have
: sacrificed all had rather than see the
rebels succeed, am to be beggared, Il
:. they can succeed in their wholesale
u swindling.
This is but one case of thousands
It like 1t all over the country. For nin'
g times in enthose who gave their son.
to the Government gave their property
g also, and those who withheld them
8 selves or their relatives from the gooC
Ia cause withheld their peCuniary sup
port. And those who are most deeply
interested pecuniarily in the decision
u of this question are not the rich ant
1t wealthy, who could sustain their los
ia without being impoverished, but thos
of more moderate means, who hRv
u trusted their all 10 the Government il
81 full confidence that the Government
d would in letter and spirit fulfill to tn
10 uttermost all its ENGAGEMENTS, and VIII
are now turning with great anxiet.
to this Congress for its decision on thi
d all. absorbing question.
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ForRent.

TIME STORE ROOMS LATELY oCCU.
Died by George R Taylor q Co., and j.
Clemens i Co, on Main stree I; also base
ment rooms finished. Good on ces In second
GtOrV and good rooms Tor othez purposes in
seCond and third story In good order. Pos-
session given Immediately.
Many building lots and dwelling houses foT
saie IN the Eixt6 Ward on reasonable terms.
THOS. HORNBR00K.
Omce, No. 1lS5< Main street, above Mon
roe, mp stairs. Ieoo-u
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SENATOR w1LLE1's VoTE on STAN
ToN.-Sometime since we reprinted
from the New York Tribune what pur-
ported to be the vote OF the Senate in
executive session, on the reinstatement
ofSecretary Stanton, Ia which Senator
Wiley was set down as among the
absent. We have since received a note
from a gentleman in Washington, who
assures us he has "the best authority
for saying that the Senator was moi
absent but was in his seat, and voted
for the reinstatement of the Secretary,
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For Sale.

A TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE containing
n i've rooms, corner of Union and Nor
row streets. For terms, &C enquire OF
H. BrERLTi q,
Janl7-tf at Office OF q. r. w. Co.
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For Sale.

NEW TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE,
"A containing twelve rooms and two good
Kitchens. Built for two families, situated on
Main street, North Wheeling. Lot 60xl00
feet. For terms enquire of
janl5-2w HANES & WILSON.
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jan9l
For Sale.

T OFFER FOR SALE MY DWELLING
house on Main street, Centre Wheeling.
cOntaInInSnine rooms, with bath and gas.
A good new stable. The other outbnilding9
complete and in good order. Lot 100 feet
'front.' Terms made 70 suit the purchaser:
ianl7.tf JACOB SNYDBR.
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a FEW QUESTIONS, FRIEND.
What makes your Hair so beautful2
OIL OF Grapevine.
What gives your Hair Its glossy lustref
OIL Of Grapevine
What gives Life and Growth to your Hair2
Oil OF Grapevine,
What removes. the DandruT1
OIL OF Grapevine
What Hair Preparation Is counterfelted9
on OF Grapevine
Who are the only Proprietors of
OH of Grapevinet
seple No. 81 Main ST., Wheeling
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Scr &a1E.
For Sale Cheap.

TIME BUSINESS STAND, CORNER OF
Zane and Sixth streets, also commodi-
GUS dwelling adjoining. The owner. Mr..
McGannOn, leaves for the Valley OF Va. in
the spring, and as q consequence the above
THOS. O'BRIEN,
ian22 Real Estate agent.
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For Sale.

HOUSE AND N ACRES OF LAND.
n situated on the road leading from Mar
tTpsyille to the Bridgeport and CadIZ Plank
Road, IL miles from Martinsvlle. sad
house contains two good rooms. There u
plenty OF fruit, such as apples, plumey
grapes and small fruit. Also good well and
spring. For further particulars, enquire OF
the owner on the premises -o,,
IanQl 81" Bridgeport, o.
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N~@B1EessT9. EdfLOS5:-Please announce my
GST name as a candidate for City Sergeant
IL elected WI! discharge the duties OF the
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5ur gent.
For Rent,

FIRST GLASS DWELLING HOUSE,
now occupied by Nelson whitaker, Esq,
situated on the northeast corner OF 9Th and
Hampden street. Possession given on the
As''t a F'A' -''' j. P. LEWIS,
,janlO.tf at Sprigg House.
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education might perhaps find 1t so,
when II would be too late to repair the
mischief. JAS. II. MCMBCHEN,
S. WINNING BOYD,
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Frank dIIIer's Leather PreserVRIIve
and Water Proof on Blackiug, for Boots
and Shoes.
Frank MiIIer's Prepared Harness OIL
Tops &c, ready for use, with directions
Tor using
Frank MIIlier's Polish OIL Backing,
For sale GENERALLY in the U. g. and
CanauaS,
Frank Miller q Co., Is & % Cedar street.
New York
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40 Park Row, N. Y.

"ANJED.-SALES TO travel for a
w Manufacturing Company and sell by
sample. Good wages are guaranteed. Ad.
dress, with stamp. HAMILTON & HOWE.
4l8 chestnut ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
c0OO PR Month Stre.-No money requir.
everywhere to sell our P1tent EUeTlaStin0
Metallic Cg0theS Lines. Address Am. Wire Co,
l6z broadway, N. Y, or 10 Dearborn street,
Chicago, I'll.
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Stock for Sale.

on SHARES IN NATIONAL SAVINGS
BANK,
10 SHARES INFRANKLIN Insurance.
COMPANY.
,anso L. IRWIN,
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THE MOUNT AUBURN
Young Ladies' Institute

OPENED1Ts TWENTY-THIRDsEssIoN
Yin September, with nearly two hundred
pupils. The number has been increasing
every week since, and the School Is in a
flouTiShing condition. The large new build
Ing is not yet full. Those having pupils TO
slider our terms and claims before deciding to
send TO any other place.
TuaTy 3.
Its healthful location and ifs country po-
sition, while yet 81 near the city, gives II All
Vantages over other city or country schools.
Its character as a flTSt rate Seminary of
Learning Is too well known to need further
comments.
The LIBRARY, CABINET, AND APPARATUS.
already very extensive, are receiving yearly
For Catalogues or information, address
LII. WHITE,
25west Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio
Or, n. THANE MILLER, Pres't.
jan22-eod-2W