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6ar 8ent.
&ar SaIe.
Iron Forge and Dwelling House
For Sale.

TNHE FORGE CONTAINS ONE HEAT
i ing and one boiling furnace. one naie 4.
muck rolls, one pair of shears, two hor vi
mers, two engines. one 1S< inch cyiIuJa.n
feet strokei one ) inch cylinder, 2 feet SfT0ks.
for the furnaces and makes steam for the 80
gines; one turning lathe, with other tCoi,
sold cheap, and on terms to suit the mn 70
chaser. Situated near the La Belle Mill
Je3-lw" WILLIAM SPEARS
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Aftp advertisements.
Regular. Tuesday MORNING Packet 70


The fine steamer LIBERTY No.
4 sn4S4aand BARGES, Capt. Davis, will
Es&4zleaye as above on this day. the
Sin inst at O'Clock p. M.
For freight apply on board or
BOOTH, BATTELLE 4 CO.,
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TO cAPITALIsTs.

RAwLING, P. M.
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Our electoral ticket is all that could
be desired. 1t is composed of young,
active and able men whose hearts are
thoroughly enlisted in the great strug-
gle for the perPetuation of the institu.
tons of our beloved land, and who will
deal trenchant blows to the cohorts of
the rebel Democracy.
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SpftiaI gutiets.
Premature Decay.

thousands so annually into premature
graves because they neglect to preserve that
inestimable blessirg-good health. suner-
ers from Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Con-
stipation and similar ailments, your disease
win take its Inevitable course and end your
days on earth, perhaps suddenly. unless you
take the means to preyentIt, Butbeware of
false methods and use only a sure protection
against the cause OF these diseases, az well as
the only absolute remedy for them. FortIfy
yourselves at once by course OF Aiishler's
Herb Bitters, and thus render your eonsti,
tuition and physique Invulnerable to the at
tacks OF epidemic disorders and the ordinary
complaints which prevail in every locality.
The most distinguished physicians of the
present day use tin their practice, and posi-
lively declare that the whole science of
medicine possesses noremedyIthat Is half so
eHicac!ous for diseases arising from disor-
dered stomach, Liver. Kidneys. Intestines.
&C.. as Mlshler's Herb Bitters. sold by all
druggists and dealers.
Dr.. 8. b. Hartman & Co., Projectors,
Lancaster. Pa.
For sale by LAUGHLIN, SMITH CO.,
Wholesale Druggists. Wheeling, w. Va.
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1877.
1902.

1902. 1877. 1855
In 1907 the grandfather of DR.. Tobias intro
duced the VENETIAN LINIMENT in Eng
land, II was a success although tho price
was a Guinea a Bottle. HIS late MaJesty Will
liam " used 1t for Chronic rheumatism, and
was entiiely cured. after suffering for Two
years, his attending hysicians being unable
10 effect cure, and he wrote letter of
thanks, which is now IN possession Of my
uncle in Liverpool. I have offered El00 ster-
ling for that letter, but 1t was refused. In
1877 put it out in the United States, and
now, in 1868, the sale is immense. Thou
sands OF families are never Without It. 1t is
safe and innocent to apply externally or
take internally. For 81 years have war
ranted 1t to cure the following complaints:
Cholera, Diarrhea, Dysentery, Iroup, Collie,
Cramps, Vomiting and Sea Sickness, taken
internally, and Chronic rheumatism. Burns,
Cuts, Bruises, Old Sores, Toothache, Frosted
Feet, swelungs, Insect stings, and pains in
Cnest, Back, or Limbs, externally. II never
fails, II used as directed; for Cholera or
1t is certain, II used when hrst at
tucked. No ono once trying it, will ever be
Sold by Druggists. Price Fly
Cents and One Dollar. Depot, 10 Park
Place, N. Y. jel6-lmd&w
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"SouARINa THE CIRCLE" is a prob.
lem of exceeding simplicity by tho side
of that which the aggregate wisdom of
the democratic party must soon solve.
Between the opinions of Chief Justice
Chase which we are told must be the
declared views of the party before he
will accept tho nomination, and those
of the extreme wing whose representa-
tive men are Yallandigham, Brick
Pomeroy, Pendleton and Chauncey
Burr there is a worldwide difference.
But the dictionary must yield words,
and the skill OF human democrats must
combine them in such way as TO sat
isfy both these divisions that they ex-
press the opinions always entertained
by the Individual voter, and so as not
to offend any Of the numerous frag.
ments of the party which try to hold
views between the two extremes.
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AE 8aIe
Trnsfaa,s Sale

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED on TprrSr
ID nom William T. Poole 70 me dated f6a
18th day OF August, lse5, and or record in The
once OF tns heeoEuer Or ohio county, West
on SATURDAY, the 18th day OF July, lsSS 81
the 'front.' door ofthe Court House IN The IrI1S
of Wheeling, pro eed to sell by public snc
ton to the highest bidder one fun nd unSIf-
Ytded halfof the following described propsr-
", situate in Ohio county, W. Va, thar 4 n,
and three, part of the BoRRs tam, with thS
right TO the coal between the north ana
south lines OF said coal lots as far back as he
and the Entertainments and appuFtenancaS
to The said coal lots and coal belonging orH1
Selling as trustee shall convey only sush
title as Is vested In me. Terms OF sale cash
A. g. ROBINSON, Trustee
WHEELING. June Is, 1858. Je1S-ts
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CHRIsTADORo,s DYE,

Which In tWInkllng.
Produces the Most Enchanting
Shades OF Color.
From Brown TO Black, Is consequently uni
VeIsal fnYOrite, the more especially as 1t
IMPROVES THE QUALITY OF THE HAIR,
And requires renewing less frequently than
71U-14a any other.
CnrIstadOrO's Hair PreserVatiYe.
Would you have luxuriant glossy tresses
clustering around your brow. like vine ten
drills round q parian shaft. Purchase that
celebrated aud matches preparation known
throughout the fashionable world us CHRIS
7'ADORO'S hair preservative and beautifier.
Sold by Druggists, and applied by all Hair
Dressers. Mandatory No. 6S Maiden Lane.
Principal Depot No. Aston House.
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Antiquity of Brnndre,h's Pills.

Antiquity of BrnnIreIh's Pills.
Age is not claimed as n merit, only as a
sign of intrinsic worth.
The really useful article lives on with a
strong vitality; the poor one languishes for
time and then gees out easily.
BRANDRETH's Pills are even prescribed
by great physicians when the bowels call
loudly Tor help, because they never fall TO
open and give relief.
Hundreds OF thousands would consider 1T a
calamity ifthese safe family Pills could not
be obtained. 1t has been officially settled
that moro OF BRANDRETH's Pills are sold
than all other pills put together. Merit sells
them.
BRANDRErH's PILLS possess qualities
which restore every organ and fiber OF the
body TO health; are purely vegetable and safe
for every period OF life.
Principal ONCE, Braudreth House. New
York.
SOLD RY ALL DRUGGISTS.
JelG-lmd4w B. BRANDRRTH.
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0heqntelldgenters
SATURDAY MOKNISC, JUhE 20.

TuE country was treRted yesterday
In another edition of Mr.. Chase's plat
form. 1t purported to have been
drawn up by the great G. j. himself
and telegraphcd from Washington TO
the New York Herald. The probnbilt-
tv ia it was Matched up in the Herald
office M the majority OF IT'S Washing
ton specials" are; but come from what
source it may, it is but transparent
piece Of trickery.
The main features OF 1t are
1. Universal Suffrage. That MEANS
VIC understand, that black men and
white men, rebelS and loyal men, alike
shnll vote In every State.
II. State supremacy in the matter OF
suffrage. That means that black men
shall not vote in any State that chooses
TO forbid them.
III. Universal Amnesty. That means
that every rebel in the Southern and
border States and every deserter in the
Northern States, now disfranchised,
shall vote and be eligible to office.
Under the operation of these prlnci-
pies, as they would be carried ont by n
Democratic administration and DEM
ocratsc Congress-. the blacks in
the South would be disfrnnchiaed
by State enactment, the rebels
would all be enfranchised, and
would soon resume tho autocrntic
control ofthe Southern States they had
at the outbreak Of the rebellion. With
a solid Southern delegation in Congress-
and Democratic President, 1.-The good
old Democratic times, /" .Di which Char
ley Lowis spoke SO Ieelingly TO the
Harrison county rebels at Clarksburg,
last Monday, would come round again
with "A rush-when arguments against
slavery, in Congress, were answered
with knives and bludGrons; when
suspicion of unlriendliness TO 1t in the
South exposed mon and women TO in
suit, outrage and death; when
even here It was crime to read
newspaper that disputed the divinity of
the Institution, and to be an "Aboli-
ZIONIST" exposed men to insult and
danger.
Happily there are two things in the
way OF any return to "tho good old
Democratic times" Ono is General
Ulysses s. Grant, and the other the Re.
publican party of tho Nation. which
Will elect him President. and elect
majority OF the Forty.Grst Congress to
sustain him.
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SOME of the Democratic journals are
distressed ut what they call tho lack of
enthusiasm for for the Republican can
didate for the Presidency. People do
not toss up their hats for Grant; there
is no tumuituous applause when he APP
pears in public. and SO on.
Perhaps ono reason for this is that
Grant is not in the habit of tossing up
his own hat; his manners are simple;
he does not court applause; he dresses
plainly, talks in "a quiet way, and has,
ever since he has been known TO the
American people, conducted himself in
way to persuade people that shouts
and public praises were not welcome
10 him.
In this he differs widely from some
others of our public men, whose high
est ambition is to be stared at, flattered
aud surrounded by adulating crowds.
Grants highest ambition, on the con.
trary, has always been to do his duty.
That has been sufficient for him. lie
was never the favorite theme OF news
paper correspondents at any time in
the war. whomever they might praise,
they generally had few words for
Grant. When he came to the East
and madc his headquarters with the
Army of the Potomac, We remember
hearing old soldiers of that army
express qualification at the fact that he
did not exhibit himself in aplen-
did array to tho soldiers and courI
their shouts; he moved quietly about
no shining and numerous staff accom-
panied him on his daily ride, no con
spicuous escort OF body-Suard marked
his presence in the fields and when hi
hrst went to Culpepper, the men, whit
had been accustomed TO the sPiendo
displayed by General Mcclellan, wer
amazed to see the General OF the Ar
mics walk to the railway station in tn
morning, with a single orderly to CARR
his carpet bag, leaving the formal es
cort at their wits end for duty to do
II 1t Is a crime or an offence 10 low
plain ways, a simple life; to avoiI
What Senernl Mcclellan conspiououSlI
SoHLieo-nllitary paEeants and unre
PH"tISah congratulations of regard 70
ms person-it to be utterly unspoilet
by his remarkable fortunes Ia an Of
fence IN General giant, then he 10 oar
tRtuly great offender For a. 70 49,,
questionable that he is now as TlnI,, a,
dress, as quiet in his habits ss 49,, !.
and unassuminE citizen as he Wa,
Mnen ne ehIeteo the army as Colonel
Heis content to do his duiy: tbJs TS 81
II has been, the alpha and Ones o 20 Il;
thoughts; and the American ns6,1il
who know how to respect and ISsi,S
the kind of character he has deyeloI,S[
do not think the less of him thai Z
does not court the noisy plaudits
crowds.
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Concert for the Orphans
AT WASHINGTON HALL,

TUESDAY EVENING JUNE 23hD.
DY EARNEST REQUEST OF THE
ID manHnaRerB OF the Orphan Asylum.
some of the Young Ladies OF Mt. de Chantal
have volunteered their services In the cause
OF Charity; and other friends OF the destitute
have cheerfully consented TO unite their eff
fOris for the purpose OF meeting the large eI-
penditure, which high prices have necessari-
Iy imposed in caring for SO many children.
These generous volunteers unite with the
managers in hearty Invitation 10 lovers OF
music and to the public generally 10 encour-
age them in their laudable effort, and they
venture to hope that tine price of the ticket
Will be repaid by the music
ketreshments'wlIl be on hand.
Doors open at TX; Concert will commence
at 8 o'clock precisely.
Tickets so cent?. Reserved seats may be
secured at MIR. Sheib's Music store, IS cents
extra. ..r - Je2O.3t
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Assienaa,s Sale.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
j. i United States for the District of West
rupt.
said case. will on MONDAY, June The 22d
1865, at the Drug Store in South Wheeling
proceed to sell at Public Auction, the Drues
Oils, Paints. &C., &c. being all The efects q
the sal1 I. j. Rtsnef, Bankrupt, not exempt
by law. The stock comprises nearly every
thing necessary for nrst-class drug store,
Patterns OF sale-CaSh.
ALFRED TORNER,
lel2-St Assignee
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TIE project OF the restoration of the
Southern States is so near success that
We may, for purposes of speculation,
consider it accomplished. Those COM
muuities will execute the wishes of
Congress in such notifications Of their
constitutions as are required to make
the system OF reconstruction harmoni-
Gus, SO that there will be agreement
between all the States upon important
matters. The conditions of restoration
being accomplished, the Southern
States will take the control of their des-
TIMES in their own hands. United
States troops may remain in them, but
it will only be for the maintenance OF
the laws of tho United States. In all
matters of State interest those common.
wealths will be free from Federal con-
troll. What is to DO the result? 1t is
6Ereed, in the North and South, that
only upon tho completion of political
reconstruction can the happiness and
prosperity of the Southern States be re-
stored. This is correct, but the mere
fact that those Impoverished commune
ties haye officers of their own electing
will not bring back to them wealth and
happiness. They must be regenerated
industrially, and learn that the
sources of fortune are fin unremitting
labor. Hitherto the South has got
along upon the labor of an inferior
race; but hereafter, although that race
will work when it is to be paid, il is not
to be expected that those who compose
it will be willing to give their toll with
ont recompense. When II is a recog-
nized rule at the South that white
men, as we'll as blacks, must work, we
shall cease 10 hear SO much about freed
class of Southerners who complain that
1.-The negro won't work. is composed
in u majority OF the lazy white men
who waste their time at cross.roads'
groceries, and who expect to be kept in
idleness by the labor of others, as they
were before their rebellion broke the
power OF slavery. Labor must be
throughout the South a certificate of
honor, and the former idea, that
only mean white men worked,
must be transferred, and placed upon
the shoulders of those mean white
men who Will not work. As
soon as 1t Ia an established thing in
/ aAe lNhI receives
due honor, there will dock to that re-
gion men with capital. men having
ihews, siuews. and muscles, men used
10 work, rejoicing in it as honorable
and independent, and not afraid TO en-
counter It wherever 1t presenta itself.
The Infusion of new men, new habits,
and new ideas, is what the South
wants. 1t might have been. enriched
oy such gain ms soon as the surrender
AZ AppomattoS Court House closed the
war. But bitterly hostile policy was
then resorted TO, in order to drive
away Northern men. and, as a conse-
quence, the waste places, which might
have been made 10 flourish, are siiIl
sterile, II is to be hoped that three
years experience has corrected some
81 these mistakes, and that care will be
taken hereafter in the South, under
: the new auspices, to welcome TO her
deserted men, no matter where they
come from or what may be their polid.
cal or other opinions.
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DIED.

FLEAiING-Died in Allegheny City, Pa,
at4 a. M, on the 18th inst. Mrs: JOSEPH
Esq, formerly OF this city. auEr
JACOB-On Thursday morning. June 18th
ZACHARIAH JACOB, Esq, In the 18th year OF
his age.
residence on 9Th street, tomorrow (satur.
day morning), at IOo'clock. 2t
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BABY AT MIDNIGHT.

Screaming at the top of its voice-dtsturbs
all the sleepy heads OF the house. and your
next.door neighbor. How often you hear
the thoughtIess remark, " Choke that squat
ling Baby" Now, this Is very unkind of
you, my friend. Once you had just such a
time Teething, Cholic, Pain, Fretful, Wake-
full Fever. Bowels disturbed. No Sleep for
child or parent. A long night OF watching,
and a weary morning dawns, bringing No
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Desirable Property in Bellaire
for Sale.

DOR SALE UPON REASONABLE
Il terms, 81 lots OF ground situated on
Belmont street, between LIST and % streets
improved, and the location OF all OF them Is
justly considered the very best In that rapid
~ improving city. For terms and particu-
lars see PATRICK CLARKE, Bellafre O..
or THOS. O'BRIEN, Real Estate Agent
MheelinR. w. Va. iall.2M
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a4ftr advertisements.

delicious H0TICE-Rev. ]. W.
w TAGGART, Pastor of the Monroe s ~
Baptist Congregation will preach as Us 9,o,
morrow morning and evening at the court
HOUSE at tbs usual hours The pupnc arc
cordially INVITED. :
The Sabbath school will meet at the same
placeat2 O'clock, p. m. 1e20-M--
s@RRLIGIOUS NOTICE-There VIII
tkEY be services, as usual. at the SaP.sis'
Church, corner OF Monroe and Byron siIs5J
Tomorrow Sunday ct l0H a M ana "a
o'clock p. m. sunday school az ocloCA p
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For Sale for Half Its Value.

A SMALL FARM CONTAINING SlSS
"A acres, within two miles of CruRars
NH. Soil good.-S acres In cultivation.
The y growing crop VIII be sold With the lana
dant yield. y
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syftt advertisements.
Attention. Coopers.

crArE, COUNTY AND IND1y1DUAL,
u Rfghts to use ]. &. Hofer's Improved
Coopefs Croze, for sale by the Patentee.
AN Persons are cautioned against hiring
Ing on this patent, as intend pfosecnL-
'''ft'e' N'nf j. C. HoFER, Palentee,
teI6-lWs Box lee. Rellair, o.
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For Sale.

" July, A. D. 1865.
By virtue OF deed OF Trust dated the eOth
day of October, A. d. 1867, made by John a
sangston TO William Riheldaffer, Trustee,
and recorded In the Recorders of1ce OF
Ohio county, West Va, in Book numbered
% foil 265. l will sell on THURsDAY, THE
9TH DAY OF JULY, 1858, commencing at ~
House OF Ohio county, TO the highest bidder,
at public auction, all the right title and In
terest legal and equitable OF John A. SanRs-
ton In the estate of Jefferson L. Sangsion,
deceased, las Is mentioned and described In
said Deed of TruBt.l
Terms OF Bale-CASH.
selling as Trustee will convey to the
purchaser only such title as is vested IN me
W. RIHELDAFFER,
tests TTnStsa
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TIE Hon. Reyerdy johnson will not
leave on his English mission before the
latter part of July, and will not resign
his seat in the Senate until few days
before he leaves.
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TRY ONE HOTTIE OF

LAUGHLIN's INFANT ooRDIALlil
Baby rests sweetly; the little teeth come
through nicely; Mamma is rested; Papa Is
ready for breakfast, and your neighbor will
not say, F" Hang the Baby" but blessed be
Laughlin's Infant Cordial. Only IS cents
Bottle, rs. marl3
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iel2-st -
Valuable Coal Property for sale

OOs'1 = I . k1SktJ 1OI oa4o.
"A now under cultivation, with a good
dwelling house on the same, and connected
with q Coal Vein underlying more than one
hundred and sixty acres OF the adjoining
lands. A Coal Bank, with the necessary
fixtures Is now open. These lands lie on the
Aempneld Railroad, four miles east OF
wheeling. For terms, apply TO
Jell-2w JAMES PAUL.
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mAppr nIaRRrAnra

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on the Errors,
Abuses and Diseases, which create impede
ments to Marriage, with the humane view
of treatment and cure. and in sealed letter
envelopes free OF charge. Address, HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia,
Pa. myle.Smd&w
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Notlce.

nERsoNs WISHING To ENGAGE
ICE-CREAAI CAED REFRESH MES1S
rom me on the Fourth OF July VIII Please
send in their orders as soon as poSslbleI 10
insure fnldllment of the sameS
: CHAS. r. BEHLER.
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STEAMBOATS,.
For CINCINNATI and Louisville.

The hne passenger steamer X. h;
tslaS+AHUDSON, Capt. ]. Il. Russell, viii
- leave as above on Saturday, the
IUIh inst, at o'clock n. m.
For freight or passage apply ON board or TO
~ BOOTH, BATCELLE & CO.,
Iel9-2t Agents.
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JOHN p. sILCHRIsr,
PIG METAL BROKER.

OFFICE, IN UNION HALL BUILD
" ing, "a noor, Mann street, near Monroe.
All kinds OF NM and Foundry Iron cnn-
stant4y on hand and fur sale. 1an2
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wheeling, marietta and Parhersbu,

wheeling, Marietta and Parkersburs
Daily Packets.
The side wheel steamers IRE
LeuaSr ABECCA" and "EXPRESS."
- - Rebecca leaves Wheeling every
O'Clock, a. m. .I-.r lla
Express leaves Wheeling every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, AT IL o'clock, a, IN.
Connecting at Bellaire with trains from
Pittsburgh, due at IL a. m.
Freight receipted through to all points be-
tween ParkeHburg aud 6allipolis.
BOOTH, BATTELLE & CO.,
decl0-tf Agents.
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EVERY EVENING.
Sunday Excepted, at nine o'clock p. IN
Passage Through, Meals and State Rooms
Boat Tor PIttsburE every morning at 7
o'clock.
Freights will he received Mt ali hours ofthe
day on the landing. Tarpaulins and other
appliances have been provided by the COM
pany for the preservation and safety of all
freight, whether In large parcels or small
FreiEht carried either up or down ut RE
- Jas. H. HOLMES, Agent.
r. H. MOSG, Freight AgeLt
once and Sitting Room, No. 80 Monroe st.
mar2-tf
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GHARLES SEIBKE,

ENANCY DYER, sCOURER AND RE
II PAIRER, South streett near the B. o.
K. R Depof wheeling, W. va. An kinda
Of 9haTIs ISresses RibbonR- and every de-
scriptfon Of 5ilk Eud WOODEN Goods eIecuf-
ed AZ abort notice and on reasonable tarmE
Also, prepared 10 do dYetpg iRaBy color for
Wooden Factories &c. - .Iz1aFSf5lE