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AN ASTOUNDING PROCEEDING,

The Appointment Question Decided
In Advance by Judge OF tho Su.
pTcme COuTIs-IIis Opinion Already
Written.
(From tho C!arkS6nrG CoIscEvatlyc)
1.-The wind blowcth where il listetlI, and
thou nearest the sound thereof, but Can'st
not tell whittier it goCth or whence il
comeih;" 1t playCth fantastic tricks before
high heaven; lis vGgarles are as careless as
they arc often mischiGviOus. We arc in
formed OF q Caper 1t cut the other day
which brought to the public street mum.
her OF sheets Of Il written opinion prciudg.
inc the case Of Gov. Jacob in the matter
Of The MounGsvile wGr. The opinion is
supposed to have been written by gen.
llemau not wholly disconnected with the
Supreme Court OF this State. The wind
in one Of its tricky gambolS entered an Of
lce window and carried the argument
from the table to the ground, thinking, il
the wind docs think, that no harm would
he inflicted il the matter were made pub
lie, in advance, as the opinion was written
before the case was argued or the evl'
dencC taken. II, and the inference is
strong that 1t was, prepared as decision
from the bench, 1t is not at all creditabiC
10 its author, and goes to show deter.
mination 10 sustain the wrong doipgs OF
the Legislature at all hazards. Can i bu
that the sauCtuariCs Of law are TO be dis.
honoredS
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conflict Of authority goes on. Asyet 1t
has been but war Of words, thong b bit,
ter feelings have been eDgendeTed, ana
other expedients may be resorted 70,
The sentiment OF majority OF the PeoPls3
seems 10 be in favor OF the Governor, anu
tho belief Is entertained, and growing
stronger, that he will be maintained by
the peorlo and the law, and that he Will
come out Of the ordeal lrmCr and stronger
vet in their respect and confidence. II Is
to be understood, Of course, that GOV:
Jacob no longer acts with, or ID considered
Democrat. He does not.
CALL HIMSELF A REPUBLICAN.
lie Is Conservative, and, II is believed,
personal adhercnt Of President Grant.
The Republican party in West Virginia
has taken no part Ia these conflicts e1-
cept to render 10 the Governor their 81
lent approval Of his course. They calmly
survey the situation, and are united and
harmonious in their organization. The
Democratic party, on the other hand IS
filed with disscnsion; with nothing cohc.
siYe 10 hold 1t together. II has no leader
equal to the spirit oil the age. TLele are
u few old, "bell-wesLher' fossils who
have forgotten nothing, ana learned
nothing. They still grOpe amid the for.
gotten traditions Of the past. They do
not realize the youth and vigor and rapid
progress Of a new order OF things. They
stand paltering They will not admit,
and will no! accept, ard are a little
ashamed Of their recent attitude ia the
Presidential fight, ana arc secretly glad
that the State went Tor Grant.
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A WASHINGTON special in Yesterdays
Pittsburgh Commercial says the invasion
Of Mexico by MCKENZIE continues 10 be
one OF the principal topics OF discussion,
particularly in diplomatic circles, where
the belief is very decidedly expressed
that it is the determination of the United
States government to get hold OF part
OF the Mexican territory. Whether our
government has really any such Interior
designs, time will show. But tits men-
toned that there seems now 10 be no
further doubt that MCKENZIE acted under
instructions, and that his action will not
be disayOWed,
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IT is intinlatcd that the late John Stuurt
Mill died victim TO his almost romantic
devotion to the memory Of his wife. He
persisted in living at Avignon near her
grave, although he knew it was unhealthy
and erysipelas was epidemic in the valley
in which his house stood, and refused TO
have the trees that shaded his dwelling
cut down lest the mourniul nightingales
Should be driven away. Such tenderness
even to sacrifice Of lie ito sentiment,
proves that the highest and clearest in
tellect is not necessarily united with cold
ness Of heart.
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For Sale.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF CITY PROPERTY.
Thomas O'Bricn

Thomas o,Bricn
Is. SIn ChAnceFy.
Ann ELIZA stain It al.
Pursuant to decree Of the County Court o!
Ohio County, In tho State OF West Virginia,
made and entered In the above entitled cause on
the i2Lh day Of May. 1873, we will oer for sale on
TUESDAY, the H. day of July, 1919,
AT 10 o'clockA " "a said dAy, At the front door
or the Court uOusC OF Ohio county, all tho lots
and parcels Of ground In the city OF wheeling
belonging TO the estate OF Thomas McLAchlan'
ulArly named and described in the bill OF part,
ton died in tho above named cause, consisting o.
list, Those two Lots situate on the bouth-eaei
corner Of Centre and Seventh St4 In East " heel
Ing designated on the pat said city aglots mum
bcfed eighteen and iWenty.One Of William v;
Shrivers addition to said city. These lots will
be sold as one entire parcel Of ground or In iouE
separate parcels, Rs may be desired.
Cd. Lotuumbcrcd one bundled and ninety'Hve
and water lotn1mbered elk situate on the west
side OF Elm street In tho Seventh Wa:d, In add
ton TO said city laid out by Henry Moore, trustee
Of E6enCzer lance estate. This property VIII
be sold in one parcel OF sixty feet front on Elm
street and extending back to the river, Except,
Ing only the width OF an Glley): and that part Of
lot No. 1874 will DO sold 90 3 separate pAIcel
Sd. Lot numbered sixteen 10 square numbered
twenty seven OF the BuelA Vista addition 10 the
said city Of Wheeling.
Tho Seventh Ward property above describe
is improved, and that In Hast Wheeling has one
small brick tenement upon It.
Terms OF sale-One.thlrd OF the purchase
money In hand on tho day of sale, the balance
in two equal inStallments at Elk and twelve
months thereafter, deferred inStAllmGnt9 TO be
evidenced ~ noteS Of tho purchaser bearing In:
terest from the day o! Gale until payment, and
payment OF tho same to be secured In manner
10 be approved by the undersigned Commission
eTs, and the title to said real estate phAll bG TO-
tanned until the purchase money Is fully paid
ISAAC IRWIN,
JAMES P. ROGERS,
Special Commissioners,
GRO. A. WICKHAM, GuctIoneCF. my2a.Th
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A CORRESPONDENT lately wrote to the
San Francisco Chronicle TO know where
Cain obtained his wife, and is thus severe.
ly, but properly reproved Upon any
subject OF public nature we never refuse
to throw the desired light. But this is
altogether different thing. family
matter with which We do not care 10 med
die. Cain died some time before many OF
us were born, and such idle curiosity re-
garding the lstnily affairs Of a deceased
person VIC regard as rcprehensible, and
calculated to violate the sanCities OF do
mCsiic lie"
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The Commissioners TO Assess the
MISUNDERSTANDING at PaTkeTs-
buTE-.The Registers Ill.naIuTed
Fling at Them.

Inc COMMISSIONERS 10 ASSChH AuG
RHIlroHds--. Meeting at PATkers-
buvG..The Registers Ill.naIuTed
Fling at Them.
PARKERsDURG, May 90, 1878
ITO the Editor Of the InteIIigencer.)
Spencer Dayton and Goble G. Burgess
two of tho Commissioners appointed by
the Board OF Public Works, TO assess GER
tain railroad property for taxation, in this
State, met here yesterday for the purpose
Of organizing in the discharge Of that
duty but ]. Edgar Boyer, one OF their
number, being absent through iilGrsS,
they adjourned today 10 meet here again
on the 10Th OF June next.
The Wheeling Register Of the Goth inst.
notices this appointment in language Cs
follows, viz: at the object Of the Board
was 10 select three gentlemen who don't
know anything about railroad property,
the appointment was carefully and judi
CiOusiy made"
We think il both supcriluous and I'm.
kind on the part OF the Register to indulge
in this petty fling At three gentlemen who
by the people Of their several localities,
have been from time TO time more or less
hrnOred with grave public trusts; which
fact, well and widely known, doubtless
secured them the consideration before the
Board ofPublic Works,maniIested by this
appointment. Ii was supeTilVous because
the law directs the Board to appoint
Commissioners Of just such men; who
not residing in any.couniy having such
roads, are not presumed familiar With
the railroad cOrTupliOns and "Credit Mo-
bilier" operations in which the political
clansmen OF the Register are such adopts
throughout this State.
II IL unkind, because tho Register m an
should have remembered 10 his restraint,
that it is but recently that he has emerged
from the ranks OF honest and plain Coun-
tryncn like these commissioners: and has
become enrolled among the lists Of smart
and 9rEGt men of this State, by literally
stealing his way into their good graces,
and estimation. Until be combined and
COnfederated himself with such,-consist-
ing Of deIrRuding and deiaulting govern
ment horse contractors, wholesale oil op.
orators, and spectators, and public print.
ing ring dCpredatOrs, some " whom are
diSgraciDg positions OF public trust, to sur.
render their manhood, integrity, and
honor,-aud tho triumphant Democratic
party Of the year OF grace 1870, unto the
corrupt keeping and leadership Of the
rebel Kingdom Of West VirginiG-a ring
Of dGmOralized and suhjugated ma!cOn-
tents against the peace and dignity 0!
good government, with whom the con.
summation Of public fraud secures credit
for ability and capacity-he was but com.
paratively an insignificant, uniniluCntial
and unknown character.
And, indeed, It may as we'll at once be
said, because the fact consists In truth,
that the people Of this State are fast learn
ing the unwholesOme reality, that the
proportions Of his name and fame over
this State, depend Tor their support upon
an iniarny that has given him such au IN.
enviabe notOriety us no ability that he
possesses could have ever 60 surely &C.
cured. NODISCUs.
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NEXT todd Bourbon whisky, the thing
that Kentuckian is proudest OF is that
he is Kentuckian. And Kentucky gen.
orally lays claim to everything that is 60
ing in the way OF greatness. Notcontent
with the great horses and the great whis'
ky, and tue great statesmen who drink 1t,
she now lays claim to Captain Jack. His
father, says the Frankfort Yoema", was q
EAntuckian.
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RrxoyAL.-Thc Business oncc OF the INTEL
L1aEScEa has been removed to the lower hooE,
three doors cast .! former quarters, Quincy
strest, between Main and Market, Ut being the
corner room next the alley where the projectors
wIubc hsppy to eco and serve their fisuds and
rn.Arnna
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SALE
or the Real EstAte Of
TROS. HUGHES, the Elder, decd,
OK
Saturday, May 81, 1873,
Commencing at 10 o'clock 4. ", at tho front
dOorof the Court House Of Ohio county


In obedience to decree Of the Circuit Court
Tor Ohio county, duly entered on the 9th Inst,
shall offer Tor sale, 1t the time and place above
mentioned, the lots or parcels Of ground In the
city OF Wheeling belonging TO the estate o! ThOs.
Hughes, the elder, deceased, particularly men.
toned and described in the bill Of partition
aled BY ThOmVs Hughes, tho younger, against
Eliza G. Hughes and others. that is TO say:
81. A part Of lot No. IS, fronting 20 feat on
hooro's alley and running bNck even width 30
feet, in that part OF tho city OF Wheeling known
as Jonathan Za1e's addition.
2. Lot No. o., In that part Of said city known
as tho Old Town oil Wheeling, fronting on the
east eide OF Main street and bounded on tho
eo1th by Walnut alley. This lot will be sod in
three parcels, there boiling on II three separate
tenemcptS.
J.. Lot No. 2S, In that part Of paId city known
as the Old Town Of Wheeling. Et the noith.wcst
corner Of Main and Adams streets This lot will
be sold In two parcels, there bGIDg on It two
sep srAtC tenemenis.
I Tho north half Of lot No. II in SQUARE No
10, situated In that part OF tho said city known
a. the second ward, fronting on the cast side or
Market strcct, between Union and Monroe
streets.
TRIMS OF SALE One fourth tho purchase
money TO be paid In cash. and tho rem Linter
thereof In three equal instNllmen's payable Slx,
twelve and eighteen months, from day Of paio,
Win legal Interest from said date, said BalCg TO
t ne subject to the approval and confirmation or
JAMES s. WHEAT,
Special Commits!oncr.
j. n. MILLER Aucti0neor my20
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TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCKS.

On SATURDAY, tho 3ist May, 1873, at tho
front door Of tho Court House Of ohio county,
khsli sell to tho highest ard best bidder At public
auction, tho following Stocks belonging 10 the
estate OF Thomas Hughes, the elder. deceased
Five () EhRrrs Of the stock OF tho National
Bank OF West Virginia at Wheeling
Thirty eight ISL shares OF the stock Of the
Fire and Aarinc Insurance Company OF Wheel.
Ing; and
siIty.ninc t6) shares OF the stock Of the
Wheeling q Belmont Bridge Company.
TERNg or sALE-CGsh.
ALFRED HUGHES, Trustee.
J. n. MILLER, AuetonOer. myiO
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THE annual report OF the State Super
intendent of Public Schools foE 1879 Is
Just out, Gov. JACOB hes our thanks Tor
CODY,
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The undersigned having entered into conan.
ncrthip, under the Arm name OF Adams 4 Luoi
70 carry on the MusIc business, (purchANed oiV
Harding, Esq mo. lt9 Market street, WheelIpS.
W. Va and Main street, Washington, "a Apf,
lst, 1873, including stock. fixtures and good Viii
desiFe To- inform their friends and the public thIt
points. and respectfully SOLICIT their pAtronIgl
A. n. ADAMS
c. Y. LUCAS.
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NJ &c E.

AT 8 meeting OF the stockholder. NJ ,h.v.
tlonal Savings Bank Of Whcel!nr. he'd IN ~ X.
lst Of April, ls1s,Ithc following sssolnuop E n.
RSs0Irtd, That tho name Of this Bank he .b,,,
ed from Tho National Savings Bank Of Whs4Iip.
to Commercial Bank" said change 70 ~
eject on and after May I, 1878. "A'
This notice Ia given as required nv Sne 4, =,
Chsp. 81 OF the Code Of West virginia, "
NAL THOMAS Il, LIST. prest
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TOR RENT
General Notices.

SRALED PROPOSALS WILL M
received by the undersigned, as Cbslrm,r ~,
Committee m Streets and Alleys of III Tt ~ Ne
Wheeling, until tho FIRST DAY or Tx IKE
1873 for furnishing and setting iii the e1rS,;SSSA
the city may need or order for the epIuIbS S'.
Said curbstones shall be At least iour feTt H..
and at least ave inches thick and q LEAST i'm I'm
teen ineaee aeep, and shSll DO set 80 q 10 SSSv
side next the street or alley. W tas
Gk0. FORBES
Chairman Com. SS, and Allsr,
WHEELING, May 81, 1878. NN m m,ts3'
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In pursuance OF decree entered by tho Cir
cult Court Of Ohio County, West Virginia, on the
18th day Of May, 1878, In tho Chancery c1use In
said Court pending wherein Elijah Marlin,
arc defendants, l shall, IS Special Commissioner
named in sAId decree Oaer at public tRle, on
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ClTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO

la z Vt NHO4 lhG4NlaI Ou1O
~ COUNT, IS.
In the matter Of the petition Of Alexander VI
Gullett. foreign guardian OESIsan V. Gullett and
IRm0A II. Outlet In the Municipal Court Of
Wheeling. In Chancery.
IoaIl whom It may concern: Take notice that
l, Alexander ". Glllett foreign guardian OF
5usan V. Gnllett AID James II. Gullett, will on
the tlrst day OF the next term OF tho Municipal
Court OF Wheeling petition said court for an OF.
der directing Daniel g. List, Receiver Of said
court, to pay and deliver 10 me, as such foreign
guardian, all personal property and money In his
hands belonging TO my said wards and each OF
them. md 10 authorize mo as puch foreign guar.
dian TO sue foErccovcr and receive all money or
persOGRl property belonging TO said wards or
either OF them, Ia like manner - II | were ap.
pointed guardian In this State and to remove
the sane 10 the county and state In which / as
said foreign guardian, was appointed and uualI.
ACd. ALEXANDER W, GULL Ei"T.
Foreign Guardian Of said Susan V. GullCtt and
James Ii. GullOtt.
myl6.P ByA. J.CLARK, his Attorney.
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A CARD.-HAVING DISPOSED
II Of my stock, fixtures and good will In n.
Music business TO MesETS Adams d Lue,s
take this method OF thanking my friends GIdib.
public generally for their liberal patronage, az
tended TO me, and recommend my successor, "a
their favorable consideration.
apI0 Y. HARDING
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acknowledgements.
Decoration Day /!
Programme Saturday, May 81.

Procession will commence TO form under d.,
Eection OF Capt X. Il. Cochran. Chief Marshal,
Lieut. VIM Travis, 8. B. McColloch, and s. l..
Brico, Aids, on 4th street, with right resting on
Monroe, Rt hGlf'pAst two O'Clock, and will NOV
promptly OF three O'Clock to Mount Wood Ella
Monroe, Main and Washington GtreEtG, In tic
following order:
OolorI.
Was Band.
Schools.
Company @.
Company D.
Soldiers and Sailors.
Great Western Band.
Knights Of PythiAB.
Orders U. A. II.
Other Societies aud Associations Will DO assign
ed petitions in tho column in the order In which
they report heir presence 70 the Marshal
Citizens on foot and In carriages.
ENrEBEO XouKT WOOD.
l. DlrEe-Vaas Band.
2. Prayer.
., DlFRB.
I. AmeTica--Sung by the assembly.
.. Decoration Of graves, 20 minutes.
I. ASSEMBLY call.
8. Return march 10 city:
hfler leaving the grounds the military c0mpa:
nies, and such other Societies Rs desire, will
parade some Of the principal htreets.
In the evening, at 1880, exercises Will be 70.
sumed at Washington Hall, as Iollows:
1. instrumental Music.
2. Prayer. =,
8. Vocal MuSlc-"They Sleep IN tho Valley"
1. Poem.
s. Oratlon-J. Il. Good, EEQ,
Q. Memorial Hymn.
7. Bencdlcton.
Donations Of flowers, oVergieens, &C., arc
earnestly requested, and may be LETT before noon
on Saturday vt the room lately occupied by John
Roemef b Co. - . Dry Goods store, In Peter.
sons block, on Main street,
A cordial Invitation Is extended to all citizens,
and all societies, to Join In the exercises, and
tho committee respectfully request that all pub
lie Offices and business houses be closed from
noon until O'Clock r.. II. mySO
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FARM FOR SALE. n

IL - f.a'. w
IolTcr for RAle the Farm on which now
reside, situated in Marshall county, ". Va some
three miles from tho limits OF the city OF Wheel.
Ing, on or near the FGirmont Pike, containing
lO3 acres OF hrstclass land, nearly all OF which
lie in fine state Of cultivation. Tho improve.
mCnts arc all OF tho best, consisting Of q Brick
House containing eleven rOOms, with all the
tonyenlenceB uGedful. A largo cistcrn supplies
II with alt the water for which rain water is
ed. There ie also large Barn, With cellar; STA.
bic room for Horses and twenty head Of Cattle:
Wagon House, Corn Crib, Brick Smoke House,
Chicken House, and = good Frame Tenant House
containing four r0OmE; with Churches aud School
House within short distance The B0Id land IL
VOL Watcred, and pever.iAIlIng well At the barn
There 10 good Vineyard Of CAtawba and Con.
cord Grapes, and 4 large number OF the bcst 80.
lection OF FrnIt Trees 4iull bearing, consItting
o. Apples, Pears, Peaches, Plums, Cherries and
guinness, with almost oil tho Irst uuRlity OF
small fruit grown IN this part Of the country.
Any person dceirlnE good home near 10 the
city Of Wheeling, where they can probably dis.
pose o! whatever they may raise for the market,
VIII do well 10 call on the subscriber, who Will
give all the necessary information. Terms easy.
laI-d4R N. 4, WAYMAN
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For Rent,
EOR RENT

FOR RENT
That Desirable Residence In Il. K. Lr,.
new block, lately occupied by ne, posS...,--
given Immediately. '''''os
oacE very cheap several neatly new C,,,.,.
on the foor. 'NPSh
maria GRO. Il. PARKs
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Either with or without tho Furniture. House
contains 4 cellars and IS rooms; with al the
modern improvements. Terms will be made very
easy. Would rent portion Of 1t TO small fam.
ily- or would trade for OTHER city property.
Enquire OF WHEAT 4 FORBES.
fc26 Attorneys, 4th St
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+ STAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Forty choice Building Lots on Wheeling H..
land. Price from 500 to s., 900 each.
TBENS-one.louTtA cash, tho residue In equal
nstalCnOnts st ORG, two and three years, with In.
forest, JHo. P. 9ILCHRlsT,
npl0 at Ton MIL,
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DOR sALE-A NEW
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-10
OUR PREMIUM LIST.

As an inducement for our friends TO make
exertiOns TO secure large clubs for the NEW
NORTHWEST, we offer the following list of val
liable premiums:
FOR twenty subscribers, at So 90 each, accom-
panied by the cash, we will give the HOME
SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE, without Ia
BILE, beautifully ornamented. Price, $50.
For thirty-nve subscribers, at 50 % each, ac-
companied by the cash, we will give HOME
SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE, with Black
Walnut table, bronzed and nicely finished.
For forty subscribers, at So 90 each, accom-
panied by the cash, we will give HOME SHUT
TIE SEWING MACHINE, finished in extra
style, with Black Walnut table and cover.
The above Sewing Machines, which are war
ranted first-ciaSs in every particular, can be
seen at the Office OF Geo. W. Traver, ll2 Front
street, Portland
For ifty subscribers, at 50 90 each, accom-
panied by the cash, we will give a MASON &
HAMLlN PORTABLE ORGAN, iour octave,
single reed, with black walnut case, automatic
bellows swell, two blow pedals, improved CEN
ter pressure reed valves, etc. Price, SO.
For Seventy-five subscribers, at So 90 each, ae-
companied by the cash, double reed MASON
q HAMLIN ORGAN resembles the nrst ex-
cept that IL has also knee stop. Price, So
For seventy-five subscribers, at s. ~ each,
accompanied by the cash and Twenty-Five
dollars additional, we will give MASON &
HAMIIN ORGAN, Of FIVE oCrAYEs, ONE
sroP. sELF-ADIUsTISG REED VALVES, IN
PROVED bellows, TREMULANr AND KNEE
For one hundred subscribers, at SS 90 each,
and twenty dollars additional, we Will give a
MASON a HAMLIN ORGAN, FIVE oCrAvK;s,
FIVE STOPS, TWO SITS or RIBfsAToRS THROUGH
OUT, IMPROVED GRADUATED SELF-ADJUSTISG
REED VALVES, IMPROVED bellows, TRENULANT
AND KNEE-swEIIs. VIOLA, DIAPASON,
FLUTE, ,TREMULANT. Price, SIS.
Those who desire 10 work for these premiums
can send the names and money as last as re-
ceived. The subscribers will be placed to their
credit, and II enough names are not received
during the year to procure the premium de-
sired they can choose lesser premium, or they
will be entitled to receive twenty-five per cent.
in cash OF the amount remitted for their labor,