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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-20

INOR SALE-THE LEASE, STOCK. AND FIXTURES
Of the grocery store corner Of Henry and Rutgers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-20

OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT CON
~ pany April IL lS53-The president and dire
this day declared dividend Of five cent the capital
stock OF the for the six months ending Febru
AIRY last payable to the stockholders after Monday
the I'd May next The transfer book will be closed
10Th inst to the above date. By order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-20

CS 000 WANTED-TO CONSUMMATE AN OPE.
DC.UUU ration which will return $4,000 in three
months meanwhile TIE investor retains security The bust
Address j. T. G.. Post Office with real anne, time aud
place interview, all of which will confidently re-
rded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-20

CPLENDID SHOW ROOMS TO LET-IN THE EXTEN.
- sivs buildings No 4s3 and fJ Broadway side in
front OF WAaos theatre with wide stairway Of direct and
easy access suitable for talors iners psnoorte
rooms, or any business requiring elegant show
Several Offices also suitable artists arch
tect lawyers or any other light business lease Of eight
years can be had Apply either the premises Dr.
No. lT Broadway, room No g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-20

CT0RE TO LET IN CHATHAM STREET-ONE OF
- the best locations in the city low rent Apply
tie jewelry store No 50 Chatham street.
CToRE TO LET.-THE STORE NO. 1856 ATLANTIC
- street Brooklyn Of the best locations In
has occupied several goods Apply
on premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-20

no LET-THE SECOND FLOOR OF HOUSE NO. 3
Fifth street consisting of front and back parlor and
tehen, with four third floor, ifdesred Rent
erate to good tenant To be from TO o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-20

DARN FOR SALE.-FOR SALE, A VERY PRODUC-
tive farm consisting Of D in high state Of Quilt
Walton situated in the town of Milton Saratoga county
within five miles of the Springs and four of Balston
never failing stream passes through this property making
past $50 tons Of good hay exclusive Of grain The
buildings consist Of ham some cottage house. also
COW sheds 1oosng fine yard s1hosnt large for 60 head
built Of stone and in Of the barns Of
permanently fixed fine well Of in the yard
adjoining each house. The whole Of buildings are in
good repair the greater part being nov The property
upon accommodating terms Property in the city New
York. Troy and its vicinity viii be taken exchange for
part payment Apply to ABRAM NASH 145 Third street
Troy, or NASH BEADLEsTON co. 50 Dey street New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-20

L,OR sALE-LEAsE, FIXTURES AND FURNITURE
restaurant and dining hotel, handsomely fitted
up and well furnished located Wall street in the
centre all business which of the bes locations in
New York. Apply to G. A. ROBINSON 80 Nassau street
u stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-20

ITO LET-FOR ANY GENTEEL OR FANCY BUsI
upper floor, at 1913 Broadway, with easy
from the VIII be let from before the first Of May
Apply as above,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-20

OF SOO FOR SALE, VERY CHEAP, IF SOLD
pl.CUU. this week, good cottage house with half
there after May Tho land worth nearly the
House cost 5000 Also fine vacant lots Call on s WILL
cox ~ Joh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-20

dor SALE-A SPLENDID BLACK HORSE, SEVEN
years old this spring gay and stylish in all his actions
hands hands suitable for lady's riding horse
for gentlem light wagon Price S22, Apply at MUIR.
RAYS stables Columbia street Atlantic South ferry
Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-20

TOR SALE OR TO LET-A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY
residence situated at Upper Morrisania ten miles from
New York. Rent $3.50 Twelve quarter of
OF ground and four minutes walk from the depot built in
modern stye good well and cstern water Also for sale
Three gentee houses and lots Mt East Brooklyn
terms Apply personally or by note 10 MR.. HaLLOCK,
2 West TMenty eond street or at 46 EIGHTH avenue
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CTABLE TO LET-sITUATED IN AMITY PLACE,
- Bleecker street. Inquire of
JOHN W. MORGAN No. 7 Barclay street.

CLUTHIN0v
GNAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
Persons DESTROYS Of converting their cast Of articles
into cash. obtain fair price by sending for the subsr
ber at his residence, or through the Post Once.
l.. M. DUSSELDORF, No. IS Elm street.
N. B.-Ladies attended to by Mrs Dusseldorf
NLoTHINa-CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNi-
" ture wanted.-Ladiss and gentlemen having any cloth
furniture jewelry obtain fair cash prico from
the at his residence through the Post Once
Ladies attended by Mrs Cohen.
N. S. COHEN, No. GO Elm street
CLOTHING AND FURNITURE wAyTsD.-LADIEs
~ and gentlemen having TO dispose Of receive
fair cash price, By sending to the stores latter post
B. COHEN, 02 Hudson street. and 80 West Broadway
Ladies attended by Mrs Cohen
MAST OFF CLOTHING-s2OO 900 WORTH WANTED
" The highest cash price will be literally given in current
for large and sma LOIS Of good clothing Of
description Address hrou xh post or call ON
bOKONEY ct his second hand store IL Orange street.
Chatham.
READY MADE CLOTHING FOR sALE-JUsT RE-
LII ceved lnrgelot Of clothing suitable
market wo made and latest fashions which will BIO sold
bargain ON immediate application NJ 5 Liberty street up
stairs. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-26
c.,-o,ropaepcs Of the Dispatch.

cn,,cspondeucc Of the Dispatch.
c.. sso,,n In stasnfon-- Presidency % s"e
| ss,s,,, Ra,lrcdd-- Mineral HsaltA ef dsgsssa--
/ TIE FAIR. a. zoe,
| ,.rr,v.d here about 10 o'clock last night. The
| a.,hsr was agreeable until we crossed the noun.
| 80 when there was decided change in the at
| ,,,,.,here. The breeze which we encountered on
,b,. mountain top was very orninous of snow. Be
FIRE we reached staunton there was fall OF fine
rain. This morning found II showing very ra-
mildly and before ls o'clock the ground was cover.
ed to the depth Of 10 or Is inches Tho foliage not
having fallen from the trees. there was large
quantity OF snow retained by it and the trees were
Al heavily laden, that the limbs broken down
In all directions, and the roads were very much
obstructed by them. The occurrence OF snow
storm at so early period, 10 very rare here ana
the old people expect severe winter.
There ie great deal of talk here about the IRE,
sidency of the Railroad. Mr.. HARmAs, VINO nad
been spoken OF, has positively declined Mr.. oHEf-
FEY and Capt HARPER are named WHAT .nei'
dispositions are, has not yet been MADE hho"n.'-
There are contradictory reports here some per
sons saw tina, Col. Fontaine has majority Of the
county, others say there il majority against him.
There appears to be very little excitement on the
line out OF Augusta county
The spirit of improvement Ii quite active in
Stauntor and her citizens are entering into exien-
sive plans for the Improvement and beautiiYing
their town.
The mineral wealth of old Augusta is growing
daily more and more matter of interest to her
people. An extensive mining company has been
formed which has purchased an immense tract OF
mineral country at the North River Gap, and they
propose TO commence operations. Their
mines are coal and ron and are said to be exceed
ingly rich The coal is anthracite, and chemical
analysis gives it 90 per cent OF carbon. The COM
pany say they can deliver coal in Richmond at a
cost considerably less than the anthracite coal OF
Pennsylvania hope they will be able to do SO.
Preparations are making for the Fair, and if the
weather does not prevent. there will be large
number of citizens of Augusta present They will
also send some animals to represent Old Augusta
at the Exhibition. Yours sc. ID.
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HEyRIco CIRcurr CouRr.-JupGE CLor

HENRIco CIRCUIT CouRT.-JuDGE Cop
TON PREsIDISG.-This Court commenced its fall
at the State Court house yesterday. The Grand
Jury after short retirement, found true bis aanst
Patrick Feeney. charged with granddaughter. Fee
ney, it will be remembered, in an alteration on Mr..
Crenshaw g farm, short distance from this city, on
the llth CT June last struck Pharan Phen over the
head With bucket, producing instant death from the
Agains. John P. Srnoot William James Thorp and
John Browning, for robbery. lThese men were
charged with robbing stranger on the highway, in
the upper end of the county, near Lovensteins, on
the 9th OF July last and afterwards with numbering
him. but as the body has not been found, of course
they were not indicted for murder. Our OWN impress
sion is after hearing the evidence at length in their
examination that jury be found who will pro-
nounce these guilty. The man said to be robbed
is in all probability, the identical fellow that robbed
a preacher the packet boat that morning; and the
money seen in the possession of these men, were
given them by him to get clear of their custody after
they had captured him
The Judge then awarded a rule against George w.
Snellings the sheriff of Chesterfield for failing TO
turn ce tain process sent to him for execution
The Attorney for the Commonwealth frankly do
cared that the fact that be had had
frequent occasions to send processes to this sheriff,
he had no recollection of ever having had one OF the
returned.
A noUs rrosecui was next entered in the case OF
Saru i Hastings for committing violent assault
upon q man who is now dead -
Civil business then occupied the attention OF the
Court until O'Clock, NJ at which hour 1t adjourn
ed to meet again this morning
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LOCAL MATTERS.

MEETING OF CITIzEss.-Our readers vii
find by reference the subjoined notes, that suita
BILE arrangements to be made at once for the re
ception and accommodation of the thousands o.
strangers who expected to visit the city nexi
week to attend the approaching Agricultural Fair
We trust that the meeting called by the Mayor viii
be large one for we feel assured that entire
community fully aware of the great importance
that should necessarily attach to the grand exhibit
ton, so anxiously and earnestly looked for We ap
pend letter to Joseph Mayo, ESQ, by number OF
influential merchants, and his reply to the same
Let the meeting be a full one by all means,
RICHMOND, Oct oath. 1858.
To Joseph Mayo Esq., Mayor Of the City of Richmond
DEAR SIR:-The undersigned having observed
among our citizens generally strong disposition to
extend to our country friends, who may visit us du
ring the approaching Agricultural Fair, that free:
hearted hospitality which is the peculiar pride and
boast of State, request that You will call pub
lie meeting early day, that proper and syste
matte arrangements may be made. We are,
Very respectfully,
John J. Brown, Alfred ). Lee.
r. B. Somerville, Chas b. Wllhams,
Hugh W.Fry, Williams l. Bro,
W s. l. G. Donnen, Brooks, Bell 4 Co,
John Thompson, Quarles l. Brooke,
Christian l. Lathrop, ID. r. Crane X Co.
Kent, Paine Kent,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-26
D,srRxssINa Cnhnuor-Cant Will

Distressing CoNDuoT-Capt. Wilker-
son brought before the Mayor yesterday, small or.
phan boy named John Saunders. who had been an
inmate OF tue Male Orphsn Asylum, but ran away
from it ashort time since. to the charge OF
stealing a pair Of pAntsoons, on Monday last, from
l. Ryan, tailor When arrested, he had in his pes
session small brass cannon, which in ell probability
ne had taken from, come one, without leave or II
eense Mr. Ryan stated that this same little fellow
had once before mede attempt to rob him of pair
of pants and he really hoped that he would he 80
cared ior IN future as not 10 be permitted to carry out
ms purpose OF taking that which did not belong 70
him. The youth of the offender satisfied the Msvor
that the aii was Tot the place for the puuishen q
to the Asyumi but he directed the officer in case lie
was refused admission to carry him TO the poor hous
where he would receive attention We invite the
| attention Of the managers Of the Male Orphan Asy
lum TO the conduct Of this unfortunate child aud
gest that they endesvor TO ascertain the cause of b
leaving. The mere herding Of boys together IL No
guarantee that they are properly reared and nstruct
ed, and while Will not undertake to saw that he
present superintendent does not exercise a fathsrv
supervision over their raorns and properly provide
for them, strict enquiry into their eatment in
~ respect can do no injury to him or them.
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CIRCUIT CouRT-Judge MEREDITH pre-

CIRCUIT CouRT-Judge MEREDITH pre-
siding-The Grand Jury of this Court AGAIN in
session yesterday, and found true bills the follow
ing indictments: Against Augustus Schad, Charles
Ritterhouse, Avis Rix, Joseph Doerfinger and Pc
ter Farr tor riot unlawful assembly assault and bat
terry, and a riotous assault
Against John Graves, for feloniousIy cutting and
sabbing.
And against James Kelly Broderick, sometimes
called James Kelly, for larceny-steang roll of
flannel from the Virginia Wooden Company, in the
nj ht time, while their factory tire
An act of Justice-The Grand Jury also mani
mously adopted memorial to the General Assembly
of Virginia. strongly urging increase of the salary
of the able and efficient Attorney for the Common
wealth, adding their testimony the faithful manner
in which he discharges the arduous and important du
ties of his office The Legislature it seems to us,
will feel bound to increase the salary of the officer,
whenever their attention is called to it, from sheer
justice for every member will see at once that the
present paw of 1915 for the duties performed by
him, is not third what it should be. For similar
duties in the Hastings Court the Attorney receives
$780, which at best is but poor pay and yet we will
venture the assertion that there not lawyer at the
bar of Richmond, who would not prefer performing
the abors of Prosecutor IN the hussnss Court than
those of Prosecutor i'll the Circuit Court. The SUN
of 1875 may remunerate such officer in a county
where not more than four or five criminals are ar
raigned in the course of yeaz; but when the num-
Der reaches thirty or forty does here, aud the
lahors multiplied tenod is fair and only fair that
the pay of the officer should be in proportion to the
duties he is called upon to perform
After making the above presentments, the Grand
Jury discharged. :, ,
The case of Edwin Cooke for forgery, was called
up Yesterday morning and proceeded with. This
charge is for forging the name of Robert Barker TO
note for $780, four months, dated the 22d of May,
1882 The reader will remember that this note
passed to Cornelius Crew, who deposited it in the
Farmers Bank the I'd of June, drew it out on the
9Th july and afterwards misplaced it, that the pa
per has not been produced in Court Messrs August,
Crane and Hancock appeared for the defence, aud
Mr. johnson for the Commonwealth. After hear
ing the evidence the Court adjourned until o'clock,
this morning
The Jury in the frs. case are yet hung. with no
prospect Of agreeing.
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REMOVING Brpxps.-Three email boys

,,,.,s NO Two OF = 11I0O rKifoIi DUJS-
William Shoemaker, William Morris and William II.
Seihgen--were brought before the Mayor yesterday.
BY oihcer White. 10 answer to a charge truupb,
lealnss them b. Dir. james Bolton, of stealing two
sseAshe nom h!Ea on the 2ist inst. Owing 10 the
nht this morning, At 10 O'clock II ins.eS ~ hs1d
s 'nsse iue fellows ever 10 the hands of the law
me pe,sn.s asa ssgsR them good switching, and
diners we think tho ends of iustee would hs.a ~
maeo more cerainiy met. aud they spared the de
staee o. sehsfge' IN the Mayos Court IF stanns snd
should consider these things properly and
planned 70 BY reiRhboTs ouce III, ~ -
complaint is rencvei- ss'e S11sS "
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MAyoR's OFFICE, Oct. 25th, 10

MAYORS OFFICE, Oct. 18th, 1915:
Upon the receipt of the fore going letter, and for
the purpose therein indicated. respectfully ask q
meeting of nv fellow-citizens in the basement of
Metropolitan Hail. tomorrow (this evening" at half
past O'Clock JOSEPH MAYO
We again say to our readers, let the meeting be e
large one by all means Remember that this even
ing the time appointed, that the basement of Me
tropoltan HAIL. on Franklin street, between 18Th
and I4th streets s tine place, and that every person
in the CITY deeply interested in the of the
Virginia State Agricultural Society, whose first Fair
is to be held in Richmond, commencing on the first
dav of November next,
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During September, there were $40 births $40
marriages and 1856 deaths in New Yorkeity
telerraphic dispatch from New Orleans an
,onnces the death Of Gottschalk's tather.
.y,,s sJ,a,,.ne saws the second of Sullivan in the
nrize 6aht was Andrew Shehan, deputy sheriff.
The 6rst locomotive built west of the Alleghan '
mountains, has just been completed at Chicago
The Fair of the Valley Agricultural Society com.
uepced al Charlestown, Va on Wednesday and
closed Thursday.
3 JeA Moesman. clerk for Strong & Fine. at Gin
cinnaii was killed afew deys ago by falling down
EtairA
The eale Of the real esta.e Of the late Samue,
Appleton took place at boston on Thursday. Thir
teen estates brought an aggregate of si9o,ooo
Thomas Devils, conductor on the Ohio and Penn
sylyanis railroad, was killed while uncouplinr ,
oar on Friday
The magnificent ship 'fFIying Chiiders," ,b.
srgea ebip ever built in Baltimore, wss larnche,
Oh Saturday afternoon.
Gov. Crirenden and Judge Robertson are To
oufy candidates for U. & Senator In kentucky. Mr
Dixon refuses 70 DO candidate.
Rev. Clement Lewis has been deposed by tb
onandsga On. " presoytery, On the charge Q
boroy.
Rev. Amos Clever. pastor OF the Episcopa
shusch q Jackson. MIS-. fnu victim " yellow
fever last week.
LewiS fasiive slAve. nAds his sieaps from III
euwn ksxse q ciaciHnaii lad week villa BIB ex
nssosu ~ soins o.
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CTMONS' DAGUERREOTYPES-We

~ have quite number in our city who pretend to
be Daguerrean lists, and yet there hut few who
are at all worthy of the name. SlMOSS, whose
name heads this article, 10 artist ind, ed, who
throws INFO his pure slve plates the fullest pushes
OF the soul, giving as were animation TO the hard
pol shed metal. He labors with an evident love for
it-not mere cold hearsiess means of getting
money Hence it is he does not boast of taking your
picture by any new process He is not obliged to
smear your licure with coating of paint to hide the
defects and imperfeetous of the Daguerreotype and
call 1t flesh tinted p.cturen Like other hrs. class
artists he does not promise you u picture in any
given time, or at mere nominal price. The .laborer
Is worthy of his hire" True art has value which
ought never TO be leveled with jack planes and
poor Daguerrean artists-as poor painters have don
will see the folly of continuing in of which they
know but little. or 81
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TAKE NOTICE.-The original Troupe
Il of CHINESE ARTiSTES will appear to night
at the Metropolitan Hail. in their wonae rful and as
tonishng feat of impd!ing human form to board,
with huge knives There is no trick deception OF
any kind in the performance of this immense feat,
which IS far more surprising than the worldrsnowned
act of VIM. Tell in shooting apple from the head
of his Go and their marvellous tricks AID
mission % cents Go early and secure q seat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-26

DUSSIA AND TURKEY.-At RAN
HI DOLPH'S Book Store and Bindery, may be
had .
Perry's State of Russia, with Map-50.
Labauules History of Nspoleon's Campaign in
Russa-Sl25
Kuhl,s Travels in Russia, Austria, &c.-Sl-25
Raikes rity of the Car, vos.-S1
Ehioti,s Travels in Austria Russia and Turkey, 9
vols.-75.
Stephens Travels in Turkey, Russia, &C., z vols
Turkey and its Destiny; by C. Mac Farlane. vols.
ST. 50. &C 70
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-26

No PAPEss-Both Northern and Southern mail
failedto come to hand yesterday morning, and we
had no material wherewith TO make up cur usual
news summary. The reader win be well compen-
stated, however, in the perusal of the laughable
sketch of THE Murdered Captaiu"
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THE BArEMEN CHILDREN have lost non.

of their popularity with the plsygoers OF Richmond
uttery amazed a. the amount of talent they display,
and the force and beauty exhibited by them in their
orifes and hundreds of the fair visit them nightly.
The for just such as 70 en-
able to exhibit their natural strength and those
Who ,a 20 attend the Theatre tonight will, there.
fore miss choice treat il you have lot yet secured
a ticket and q seat, you had better do 20 without
oil
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THE STEAMER AueusTA, under the COM
n,ana of the polite and sxfa Captain Smith, fla
yorahly known TO the travelling public, has resumed
her ru1 between Port WalIhall and Norfolk. The
Augusta has been thoroughly rebuilt aud lifted out
in the most elegant style.
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~ Aorrs-We learn from a gentleman

10 has had occasion to Try the dicine etc,ually
~ p.vre,s PREMIUM RIrTERs nurphss any hing
he bss ever yet zen used ia the cure Of Agae ard
Fever As a tplic End reli.f from Dyspepsis. we
ssei;ns coughs AID loss Of appetite, would not
give them Tor every her rspedy put together that
We have ever heard Of Perso's suffering FROM auy
Of thsss eorn.lains q sfaud very much In their own
Iirht nat &, 1--WE them trial Their composition IL
purely vegetable. and. therefore, harmless In ~
eaaae.
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BEHIND THE HouR.-The Northern cars
dine in this city yesterday morning at O'clock. did
not arrive until II O'Clock the Washington steamboat
having been detained by heavy fog, and falling &c
unite at [ he proper time.
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p.aernr THE nocunssr.-Mary Jan.

Weaver arrested for want OF rss's,ar We kept e
bnm s6e had de posted her certificate produced the
and ssIed e 70 the and s@
=. l. II, future Mr. c. ated that the prisoner
Ind ysnnfary len the paper with him. and that h.
anid have eyen IL to b. at any moment, If she bed
called for il.
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rur CH,snsE JuscLERs intend to

tonish err wonder-oying community ny one OF their
grand exhibitions ct Metropolitan Hall tonight II
old Nick by whUoe and they manage 90 successfully
70 deceive their audiences. they are go pertsctiy
skilled in their mysierieus aris that even te oa lei
Law, bimself might xpress surprise az witnessing their
fsats. They remain in the city but fosr nishts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-26

PITTsYLvANIA ELEcrIoN-Five precincts give
Whitehead Dem.) 22s majority over Pannhi t'Y3
for delegate to supply the vacancy occaf'oned py
the resignation of Judge Giliner There is no doubt
of Whiahead.s eiectinn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-26

TEE attention OF capitalists ia called to
the sale Of large Lot this ate snoon at ,hs
Bloody Run and Roetstts streets There L no part
81 \ ss4 70 DO the hst fsT moulding IL he city
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Palmer ard Co., OF Springfield, Mass, have
made pair of artificial legs for man who Lost his
real ones by accident two years since. With
bis new legs, the man goes up and down stairs,
walks backward or forward without the aid OF
crutch or cane, and is never troubled with cold
feet