Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-05-26
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EMERSON',S Ma GAZINE for 1858.


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AGENTS GETTING RICH.
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GESrLEN s:-Ths following facts in relation
to whut your agents are doing in this section,
may be OF use to some enterprisng young man
IN want OF employment. The Rev. John T.. Jar
don, OF this place, has made, siuce last Christ
mas, over $1,000 in his agency. Mr.. David NJ
Heath, oil Ridgly, Mo-, your general agent fo
Platt county, is makinff SIS per day on each sinh
agent employed by him, and Msssrs. Welmer 4
Evans, Of Oregon, No., your agents for Holt 90.
are making from Ss to S25 per day. and yo,r
humble servant has made, since the seventh day
Oh last January, over Sl,70O, besides having for
! 80 "eiO VI ihhu Oul Ol tne business wertl over
SbOVV' You are at liberty to publish this state
ment, and TO refer to any Of the parties named
DANIEL GREGG, Carrollton, Mo.
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ADDRESS, OAKSMITH CO.,
Jan II, 1858.