Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-26
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satisfaction. that, among The many hundreds who have
examined the principle, none have been able to make
the real fact Is to count the that those saddles
give to be worth nothing, saddle made this prin
ciple 10 hve dollars better, 10 point OF durability, than
any other kind Of saddle whatever In order that
the public may be satisfied In what say, have
he liberty OF giving the opinions Of those who have
them In use
From General .arnisfed
T. G. Preityman-Sir: II gives me pleasure 10 to-
form you that have used your patent spring saddle
Tor the last i've years, and find TO be the
Portable and easy the rider and horse have ever
used, having 10 no instance Injured nv horses back
w. X. ARMISTED.
Belomaad. Fauquier Co Pa. Jan. 2. 1881.
From J. Washington, Esq. Merchant.
lMr. T. G. Preuymap-Sir 1 purchased one Of your
patent spring saddles about i've years .ncs and can
say that IL is Of the most easy saddles have ever
rode, and free from injuring horses back as any
Alexandria, Dec. %. 1880.
From J. Hocf, ESQ. Cashier Farmers Bank of
Alexandria.
/. q. Pretsyman-Sir: purchased one Of your
spring saddles about FIVE years ago, and il gives me
pleasure to state that il 10 the easiest saddle
used ana In no instance has injured my horses back.
JOHN HOOFF.
Alexandria, December %, 1891.
From the Postmaster at EHicotPs Mills.
T. G. Prettyman-Sr With respect to tho advan-
age OF your spring saddle. cannot but admit that il is
other. WIN. ELLICOTT.
EHhc0tts MUS, Jdn a, 1881.
| T. G. Prettyman-Sir: 1 purchased one of your
spring saddles some years ago, which have had in
constant use at my livery stable, and lean aay with
hdence, that is the best in every and parcu
larly in point Of durability, have ever seen.
| Alexandria, January s, 1881. REED CROSS.
T. G. Prettyman-Sr: I purchased one Of your pa
tent spring saddles more than FIVE years ago, which
have had in constant use at my livery stable; IL has
been on more than nifty different horses, and has
injured any OF them in any respect whatever and hun
dreds OF gentlemen have rode it, and universal
opinion cprevail, among them, thait is the best
come into use and is my candid opinion that II is the
best ever come before the public.
w. b. STUART.
| Alexandria, January 6, 1881.
T. G. Prettyman-Sir: purchased, about four years
ago, three OF your patent spring saddles, which have
had in constant use at my livery stable and find them
TO be lar SUPERIOR in every respect to any other kind
OF saddles whatever. Z. LUNT.
alexandria,, Jan. g., 1881.
might make my advertisement too long by giving
all the recommendations OF those who have them in use;
but believing the above be sufficient to salts
fy any unprejudced mind, therefore leave il to the
public TO judge informing them that have lately sold
TO James Turk, Saddler of Alabama, the right four
States, viz Georgia, Alabaua, Tennessee, and Ken
tueky; and any one else who chooses have right
for State. County, City, or Town, accommodating
terms they can be supplied with the saddle trees,
with springs complete, with right to make the saddle,
for FIVE dollars each; and any purchasing one do
zen at time, shall have them fifty dollars
dozen, or otherwise they can be supplied with the
saddles as follows:
and cloth, 90 dollars
Half shafter do 25 do
Full shated do 80 do
All orders from any part of the United States or
elsewhere, enclosing the cash. post paid, will meet
with prompt attention, by
Alexandra, Feb. "a. 94-3iaw-w3m
p. S.-The names Of those who pureh rights for
States, Counties, Cities or Towns, will always appear
in my in order that the public may know
whete to get supply most convenient
IL GOODS STORE CO. PARTNERSHIPS
The subscribers have entered into under
the firm OF A. G. s. F. Cochran, and have taken the
extensive emises 1872 Pearl Street. for the trapsac.
ton OF the general Fancy Dry Goods business.
| G. COCHRANJ
FERGUS COCHRAN.
New York, 2lst Sept. 1880
A. G. s. F. Cochran have now on hand, such an as
sortment Of Fancy Goods they believe, is not
passed by any other in this country in variety and
lection, comprising the following articles, in Canton,
French, Italian and British Fancy Goods:
Black and colored Italian iustrings
Imitation plain and cbaugeable do
Black, eolored and ch eros de Naples figured
Colored, ngeabe, black and blue marceines
A black and eoored bombazines
Grape de LyoD plain and figured mandarines
Plain and figured poPlns, rnes, palmarnes of the
newest style
French prints and gingbams. and Foulard muslins
Pongees, and many other articles for ladies' dresses
Spitaheld and pongeo 1agg and bandanna kdkfs.
eros de Naples, gauzo and Grape hdks. and scarfs
Silk and kid stocks aud fancy cravats
Black and colored Italian and. imitation cravats
Buck, beaver, silk and hoskin gloves
eros de Nap and gauze garniture ribbons
| Cap and belt ribbons OF newest styles
English and French silk hose and half hose
Embossed and open work do
| Linen cambria and cambria handkerchiefs
| Black and cOlorsd French Grape; worsted barrege
Brown eotepalIy; sewing sk and twist
| Fancy buttons; hooks and eyes, &C. sc.
Will also have extensive assortment OF lace goods;
consisting Of
English bobinelts, gmpts, and thread edgings
Caps, capes, peleTnes, eherizsttes
Black and white lace wells and shswls
With a complete assortment OF Thybet and Merino
| shawls OF A, 3D., ia and Sd
| Cashmere and Merino long sbswls, &c. SC.
A. g. & +. Cochran have selected their stock with
particular reference to The southern and western
ke and they will add to their assortment constant
y, fresh goods they arrive, their stock will be kept
up through the year,--sll Of which they offer
at low prices, and on the most liberal terms They
specifically invite purchasers TO call and examine their
stock. o ders will be promptly executed with care
| and fidelity.
| New.York, Jan. 10, 1881. 76-w12t
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