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c,es. and if we may venture tore ommeho
any snch substitute--if they viii. suffer us to
he 90 bold--we cautiously venture to sug-
eest our gentle neighbor Of the Enquirer.
All we can say is that we have collided with
dry goods. real estate. groceries, wants,
plouehs, harrows, and rakes, any one OF
which would have our quictus made and we
are "gone up
What world of themes and didactlc
lucubrations are excluded from the D's-
patch by this untoward event. Practicalty
we had hundred matters to evolve. we
wanted to urge our friend Of the Enquirer
we mean Mr.. SoUTHALL-as Commissioner
to China on behalf of the State Agricultu-
raj Society, to gather up there all that Is
new in the matter Of machinery ana iertil-
izers. We are sure he would do as well as
DR.. JOHNSON thought GOLDSMITH would LOT
50 interesting a mission. He would at least
bring back "wheclbarrow." But TINS
and much, very much, more must be lost
forever to mankind. The advertisements
of the DISPATCH, like another deluSe, are
sweeping through all its columns. Never
was there situation, we believe, entirely de-
void of consolation, and ours Is that 1t IS
better that armed columns OF wants
should dispossess the editorial than that the
editor himself should be in want. Au re-
TOjr
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Stick TO Your Business.

The secret of success in this world Is 10
s.;cL to your businesS-that which you
learn In early life. and which you uhuet-
stand. One OF the greatest eVliS III th's
country is the disposition to quit business
we know to take up one at Which soiic-
body hos made n fortune. How dld ne
make it? BY understanding it. You go 10
il to serve an apprenticeship, and before
Won learn it YOU may lose all you nave, ana
then not succeed. This is like the BOY VINO
drons his line where another has got blte'
Who ever saw such boy catch 4 fish:
Pertinent to this brief homily in view OF
the subject of agriculture, now uppermost
in public interest, is the advice recently
Given by Governor WALKER to the young
men of the country-not TO be 100 reaoy 10
forsake their paternal acres and 80 to the
large cities to seek fortunes. The same
advice has been recently given by Governor
HoFFMAS and Ex-Governor SEYMOUR III
agricultural addresses. At best, in regard
10 human happiness, it is 4 great sacrifice to
surrender the healthful and virtuous occu-
nations Of rural life for the trials. tempta-
lions, and unnatural conyentionalsmS OF
cities. Even with success, it may be Serl-
riouslv doubted whether man is compcn-
stated for the exchange. lie may make
money. and surround himself with all the
gilded comforts and bright lights OF city
opulenccs, but what heart so circumstance
has not sighed thousand times for the
sweet scenes of yoUth--thc clear waters, the
green fields, the buoyant health and inno-
cent joys of rural life: Many millionaire
has set n value upon these lost treasures
greater than Ill his wealth told in gold.
Agriculture is The true occupation OF
man. From that he derives his greatest
forces, physical and mental. From that
society is rcplcnished ; but for the rcinYlgo-
ration that other pursuits receive from 1t
they would decline into apathy and imbc-
cility.
But il is not wise in the tillers of the soil
to BE disconnected with their lot, and TO
think that there are others more happy.
They will make great mistake. And When
ever this propensity gets too strong foot
hold those who wander from the countrvto
the crushing and grinding marts OF COM
merce will find it little better than charging
4 powerful battery. A few may scale the
wal ana wave the banner from the top. but
the great bulk will pour out their life blood,
die in the struggle, and 20 down unknown
and rncared for 10 oblivion.
Discomfort is misery. 1t is great fault
Of mankind; but Of al the pursuits Ill lite
the farmer has least cause to be discon-
tented. He should cling to his many
sources of happiness with devotion. Ii"
should study his noble calling with enthu-
siaStic love. be content with enough, and,
sheltered in the serenity of his honest
home and toll, pass his days in peace, and
be gathered to the tomb of his fathers
amidst the unaffected gricls Of kindred and
friends
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The Fair.

The grounds are in admirable ofoe,' "n''
the improvements so appropriate ana con-.
m6dious that they will surprise ana oei'sh'
MI visitors. The race-tracks are wen pre-, re-,
nared., The show in every department VII,
be most creditable. The department OF
,or;cuItural implements will be extensive
our own manufacturers occupying EstSo
snace. The order will be good, and the
whole meeting will be consummate sue
cess. H.,
Visitors 70 the Fair have already arrived
= good many of them-and to-day they "lii
heo,n 10 flow in with a steady current. Be
ready ye salesmen and ye hotelkeepers' ana
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, and housekeeperS
.rnnnr.nllr
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1t is hard matter to cramp an industri-
Gus editor, and curtail the superfuities Of a
wordy essayist to make room for adver-
tisers; but unavoidable things must be sub
mtted to with the best possible grace. We
90 not mean to confess that we are exactly
OF the class included in the first sentence of
this paragraph, but we confess to having
conceived now and then that we were great
" helping the world to diminish the sins to
be atoned for hereafter by imposing upon
\ y penance In the way threading daily edi-
,oiaais. In the unfortunate dilemma which
we are hoW placed, we trust our friends will
lind substitute for our daily contribution
TO the liquidation oftheir moral delinguen.
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The Gold Gambling.

II is not The least pleasing OF circum-
stances attending the late gold panic that
the gamblers showed Il very great desire to
inculpate others in their vicious practices
The dcprayed are ever seeking consolation
by dragging down others TO their pit OF lnl-
guilty. In this they pay tribute to better
people than themselves and confess their
own guilt. As bit Of strategy, moreover,
the trick is cunning. If they could but cast
stain upon persons not in their ring they
would succeed in diverting public attention
from themselves, and that would be relief
from Che steady public gaze, which, like the
sun through u strong reflector, burns.
We feel grrtiiicd that the attempt to throw
suspicion upon General GRANT utterly failed.
We feel it because we could hope that any
man whom these people desired to make as
bad as themselves would be shielded from
their SANDERS; and as General GRANT is
President of the United States, it is lnf-
nitely more to be desired that he should
escape their tolls, since the public character
Of the nation itself would uuayodably sui
fer by his inculpatiOn in such base frauds as
those Of the Wall-Street gamblers.
The President, like most other men, mas
unfortunate relationships, and the lessons
he has received we hope will not be I'M
profitable to him. But we never Tor =
moment entertained the remoteSt suspicion
of his completely with the disreputahle
articles of Wall street.
The whole country has received an I'M
portant lesson from the recent gold pane
Government and people should never 1orge'
it, and should guard against its repetition,
if possible. We have ever believed that the
tricks of Wall street were more designed 10
decoy outsiders and pick them than for the
mutual plucking of the gamblers them
selves. What did we see lately! That the
rascals settled ct S1.35 for al transactions
above that up to SIG How many country
spectators were ruined by it? billions il
the hands of those gamblers have been won
from the msuSpecting spectators i'll smaller
cities and towns OF the Union. They should
keep out of the clutches Of the tiger OF
Wall street.
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,oo,, ~ rho LIST below, and you will find
Elmo R1,,ck ALPACA Mt s7s, 60, 50, 75c' &C.
co1oRED ALPACA at go, 40, and Soc;
R1cu-coL oRED DELA1NEs at 2e'c. worth s0c'
WHITE and RED ALL-wooL FLANNEL from
CSC. up;
Fine IRISH LINEN at loc. worth 'Oc'' at 'Oc'
worth 75c.;
1.n1rs, LINEN HANDKERCII1EFs at 7'c'
per dozen;
LADIES, and MISSES COTTON HOSE at l2'c''
MISSES, and Cu1LDKES's WooLLEN HOSE
from lOc. up;
GrSTLEMEN's and LADIES UNDERsHlRIs
at half their value;
Fifty pair more of those LARGE BED hhAN IA
FITS. lust received. slightly damaged, at
sacrifice;
Heavy GRAY and BROWN BLANKETS from
$3.50 up:
BALMoRAL SKIRTS, very cheap, at 75c' worth
81:
BLACK Wells from l9sc. mp;
rrovv, GREEN, AND BLUE BAREG E
Wells at .5c cheap at Sc.
5oo assorted wO0LLEN sHAWLs, just from
Mex York auctions, at 81, $3.50, -, and $2''
considered Inc cheapest ever offered In this
city;
KENTUCKY JEANS, SATIEETS, CAsSl-
MEREs, DOEsKINs, for mems and boys
wear astonlshlngly low;
LADIES' KID GLOVES, the best quality, at 81 !;
FRENCH l1ERINOs,
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
ALL-WoOL DELAISEs.
Beautiful CHANGEABLE PoPL1Ns,
SCOTCH PLAIDS,
ALL-WOoL PLAID POPLINS, &C,
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. CHEAPER
than they can be bought at any other house in this
city.
The GREATEST BARGAINS yet in
BLACK SILKS
to he found Is at
JOSEPH sTRAusE's,
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The protest OF the ultras against the ad-
mission OF Virginia into the Union has died
away. The breeze has borne their murmurs
away off to the cave of evil ciamors, and we
shall hardly hear of them again. Like the
dust raised by 4 great army, which, after a
time, is borne away by the winds, leaving
the atmosphere clear, they will disappear.
As with the dust, nobody win care where
they go. Their obscurity will shield them
from public observation, and few years
will leave 10 trace Of them upon the earth.
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The signs are decidedly brighter. People
are taking heart and working with plans for
the future, because the future seems clear
and certain. The State will be soon in the
Union. We shall have government OF our
own. People will trustit because it will be
one ofthcir own selection. The State already
feels the suspicious influence, and twelve
months will make change that we hardly
now dream of.
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MARRIED..

ON Thursday evening, Octobcr 2Sth, ut Broad
street Methodist iscopal church. by The Fey.
John r. Edwards. ID. D.. SAMUEL =. WHILST
JENNIE, daughter Of William j. IidGick; all OF
this CITY. No cards.
The Norfolk and Charlottesville papers please
copy.
In Baltimorr on til" o;th Of 0ct"hnr. hv Rcy.
John E. Grmhcry, u. H.. l.. II. WlitTEtii hSi'
Of norfolk. Va. {" Miss ANNIE VI. GRAN
Berry, formerly Of Norfolk, Va.
In Norfolk. on the oGth Of October. T. MARION
MOORE to Miss KATE, daughter James : Gull
urpcr All of th"t city.
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ngEEs.

on the 9Th Of October. MARGARET ELIZA
RETI!. in tho Gorty-frst year Of her age, consort
Of the weil-knovn publisher and cStimablc gentle
man John Murphy OF Baltimore. Mrs. Murphy
was one Of the brightest. purcSt. most ail"cionatc
and uiOus of her sex. Her funeral largely at
was celebrated with requiem mass at the cathc-
,ral.
On Saturday. October 50, 1850, IN This city,
EATON NANCE. ESD, after pr"trHctcd Illness.
His funeral will take plac" TODAY at ?"'clock
NJ. from the Second BAPTIST church, in this city
The friends Of the family are invited TO attend.
y
in Alexandria. on tn" 2ad instant. after short
hut painful illness, JOHN y. DELPfll, aged
thirty
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Visitors TO the state Agricultural FAR VIII nnu
,rrcb to attract their attention at the eNnio'tr
IN the socIety's grounds, but nowhere eis1 II,
state will they find rs LARGE oh r ~, -.
STOCK OF DRY GOODS as that eNi'D'''" -
;" LEVY BROTHERS,
Mt the
OLD SOUTHERN DRY Goono
Nos. 1918 and 12l5 Main street.
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The Baltimore Saturday Night, fine
looking weekly, has been laid upon our
table bv Messrs. ELLysoS Il TAYLOR.
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H1GHLYINPoRTANTT TO VISITORS
1 OF THE AGRICULTURAL FAIR
AND THE
| CITIZENS GENERALLY.
We are happy to inform the public that there
will be during this week glorious exhibition of
4 the latest novelties In
1 FIRST-CLASS DRY GOODS. TRIMMINGS, and
FANCY GOODS,
just now receiving from the northern importing
houses and auctonccrs at
No. COZ Broad street, near Sixth.
There will be a profuson OF
Most beautiful ARABS,
Handsome BROCHE SuAWLS
Prettiest DRESS GOODS imaginable
SATlNS and SILKS In delightful shades,
hNlI and other " ORSrED GOODS Of greatest
variation,
CL0AKS and CLOAKING,
I hSSIMERES, CLOTHS, BEAVERS. ETC.:
OoAEST1CS of every description, at prices as
low rs. If not lower than. the lowest;
Really good quality KID GLOVES at sl.25.
tremendous assortment OF
WHITE GOODS,
LACE GOODS,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES. ETC., ETC.,
and decidedly fine lot of
JEWELRY and NOTIONS,
NJ JULIUS MEYERS,
ocS 81 COB B.Oad street near Sixth.
DUCkWALL & RoUSs,
~ No. i2CG MAIN STREET.
OCTOBER % 1860.
GREAT F., lTuMRIE N THE. DRY GOODS
TIA DE-D0MESTICS DOWN-DRESS
GOODS AT \ SACRIFICE.
just, receivcd per steamer Isaac Bell magnid.
6 6e,. thlpment of DRY GOODS OF all kinds,
, ~ York at half their value. and sold by us ac-
hrdingly Come ore, come all AMI come soon.
, Srea! 6arEaiq5 in Dress Goods parLeal ry
and Notions of all kinds. cc@
THOMAS SMITH. THOMAS u. olARLEs.
u. NJ LAVEELE.
THOMAS SMITH & CO..
L No. $40 BROAD STREET. RICHMOND, Va,
DEALERS IN
ID G. . u s,
rcspcctfry Invite the attention Of their friends aud
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
pufrhnSe mostly at the recent large auction sales
IS SSS e hs @Dfst fsSh Isss GOODS
G GI3, AND BOYS GOODS. MISSES, AND
am interested In the above house. md would he
Slcascd to see my friends ut my old stand, No. 3is
BROAD STREET. THOMAS ID. QJiRLES.
We are with the above house, aud would be glad
To see otir friends.
F. V. SUTTON. Ja.,
HENRY BATES,
oc 25-2w formerly with Levy Brothers.
EO-PARTNERSllIP = The subscribers
~ have formed 4 co-partncrship under the old
firm name of
THOMAS Il. PRICE & CO.,
1lOl MAIN STREET.
In thus renewing this old and lOn;--ostablished
firm they return thanks for the favor shown them
In the last forty years, and pledge themselves 10
keep 1t still worthy the patronage Of the city and
JACOB HALL,
J.. i. HCDGlSS.
SECOND SUPPLIES OF ELEGANT GOODS.
They have just received ~ steamer and express
more
Elegrnt IRISH and FRENCH POPLISS,
MOURNING GOODS-great Variety spc-
Rich BACK and CoLoRED SILKS,
LACE COLLARS,
DRESS GOODS all kinds, &c. to $3.50 per yard;
LINENS, HOSIERY,
SHIRTS and DRAWERS for ladies and gentle
FOR GENTLEMEN
CASSIMEkES and CLOTHS,
CRAEATS,
LINEN-BosOM SHIRTS,
SECk-TIES,
GLOVES, &c. &c.
T. Il. PRICE & Co.
ocl6 nearly opposite post-oficc.
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"Common Sense" must send US his
name if he desires his communication to
be published.
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THE ARABS HAVE ARRIVED,


THE ARABS HAVE ARRIVED.
MANY OTHER DESIRABLE ARTICLES
In addition to onr usual
GOOD ASSORTMENT OF DRY eoOns
We offer special bargains in oil styles of gooas
as we nre determined to sell at the very
lowest prices In order to do away
with the old cry of dull times;
for by establishing the
QUICK SAL .Es AND SMALL PROFITS
dull times are made brisk, and thereby our stores
are well patronized.
Our stock OF
DRESS GOODS,
sHAWLs.
CLoAKS.
BLANKETS,
SKIRTS,
CAssnIEREs.
FLANNELs,
DOMESTICs,
LINENS,
WHITE GOODS, and
FURNISHING GOODS,
Is large and COM lcte and We respectfully solicit
a call from the public generally.
WLLIAa THALHIMER 4 SONS,
corner Broad and Sixth streets, and
oc 1919 Main street. Ezekie!'s old stand
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AMUsEsrENTs.

~~~~<~~-oS~>s'~
NFETROPOLITAN HALL.
A. On MONDAY, NOVEMBER !,
and
EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEK.
POSITIVELY THE LAST SIX NIGHTS.
MATINEE ON SATURDAY AT O'CLOCK.
wYMAN the WIZARD and VENTRlLo-
oI1sr with new wonders In Dlablerie ana Ma
vic In which will be found the marvellous De'u-
ston of the Sphynx or, Living Head.
DISTRIBUTION OF PRESENTS
Mt The close Of e7ch performance.
Admission: Twenty-Five cents. :, ?,
nonrs omen at u O'Clock; to commence AZ =
o'clock. ------- -
DICHMoND THEATRE.
John I. FORD. ................" AN].'f-h'
VIRGINIA STATE FAIR.
COMEDY ERFORMAN Noes.
MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER !,
Buckstonc's laughable Comedy entitled
MARRIED LIFE.
nwhlch a frst-class company will appear
To conclude with
4 VERY AMUSING FARCE.
lno1-2tJ
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FOR SALE.

DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, THREE
4 HEAVY TOBACCO SCREWS complete
can be used To pack ground bark. Also, PAIR
FRENCH BURR MIl.L-STONES. Il !.
OAK BARK woulG he taken At market price.
SERRIl.L, FLASH & CO.,
no l-eodlm Ninth and Arch streets.
EOR SALE, 4 good TOP-BUGGY-two
Il seats Can he seen NJ the wood and coal-yart!
# J. r. F. BURROUGHS, corner Seventh and
Main streets no 1T
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T" BACHELORS HA1R-DGE.-Ihi
splendid HAIR-DTE is the best IN the world-the
only true and perfect dye; harmless, reliable, In
Simultaneous. No disappointment-no ridiculous
tints remedies the III effects of bad dyes, invigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or brown. Sold by all druggists and pertumcrs,
and properly applied at the Wig Factory IL Bond
street, New York. NH 2o-eodts
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Wy /. E
SPECIFICS
MEET WITH SUCCESS EVERYWHERE.
~

ELIAS'S EFFECTUAL ERADICATOR effects
4 cure In every case when properly applied. To
persons suffering with rheumatism, Lumbago, or
Pains of the Limbs and Joints, 1t gives relief after
a few applications.
The proprietor of the +. F. +. SPECIFICS,
having been applied to frequently by persons az
hicted now takes this method of Informing the
public that hc has arranged his office at No. lal6
Broad street where he viii undertake to cure with
his "Specifcs" any person suffering with Rhcu-
matism. Lumbago, or Pains of the Limbs and
Joints or will call at patients residences If de-
sired. and guarantees to effect cure with his
SPECIFICS only in all cases.
ELIAS'S ETFECTUItL ELIXIR, for the cer-
ttin cure Of Dysencry, DErrllfra, and all Bowel
Disorders. The proprietor Of the i. Z. Z. SPE-
CIFICS can prove by some Of our wcll-known citI-
zcns who have tried II that The elixir" works
like magic in al cases, and he will all per-
sons afflicted 1T his Office, or call at patients resi-
deuccs IL any time required
ELIAS'S EFFECTUAL ELIXIR BITTERS
have cured persons who have been suffering with
Dyspepsia for many Years. II is positive cure for
Sick Stomach aud Genera. Debility, and IS tonic
Is SO 'und to none.
The Z. L. f. SPECIFICS are for sale by all the
principal druggists ut retail, and by the proprle-
tor at his office. No. lilG Broad street. None gem
ulne without the propgictors photograph and sig
nature. Sc -
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me- BREEDEN & FOX invite attention
to large additional supplies Of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
now being opened; amongst them many goods
from late New York auction sales at greatly re-
duccd prices. BREEDER " foA'
o., o51Ot No 4Ol Broad street.
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rI,HE MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC
| ASSOCIATION of the city Of Richmond,
who originally produced the
"OPERETTA OF SONSAMBULA'

AND
.woODCOCKS LITTLE GAME
with, e,cb success will give a repetition of those
cntcrfainmcnts at VIRGINIA HALL during y, me 1t
FAIR WEEK. commencing on TUESDAY EN l.
The co,nmcndable object of these performances
+ to raise fuud for The purpose o. removing inc
remains of the Confederate dead from inc p' .
field Of Gettysburg to Hollywood Cemetery. ~
which one-half of The net proceeds viii nc Gcfniec;
All Of the original performers with ful ch9g ce
ladies and gentlemen, assisted by hcssnich et.-
nier. orchestra viii render this beautiful orrrela
The whole front Of the building viii ne thrown
open for entrance and cgrcss of the au'ilcnse..-
RfEprVe1 ScHtS '''''''-
Tickets Of ADM SsiOn ....,.....'....'.' w"
Reserved seats and books Of me ppcrc''I ii1!
no n,Irrhascd at GEORGE l.. BlOGon1 mus
md bookstore on Tuesday, November "a ana Ioi~
lowing days. ,,r ,,,,oroa r,-
The msc Of the hall has been kinGlT tendcren 10y o!
~, :, ' no l-Jt
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nCf~TO THE LADIES.-May be found at
No. SCI Broad street. between Eighth and Ninth,
HOOP-SKIRTS. made OF the best materials oil my
own manufacture. Also, select assortment OF
FRENCH and AMERICAN CORSETS, together
with many other articles to bcautify the form. y
call Is respectfully solicited.
SKIRTS MADE TO ORDER and REPAIRED.
Mrs. 4. c. TURNKEY,
successor to Mrs. \. NJ. Wilson,
oc 9g-g= Richmond. Va.
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NJ CARPETS, CARPETS. - BREE-
DEH & FOX are now receiving large additional
stock of CARPETS, including some new ana
choic. designs in INGRAM. THREE-PLT,
CROSSLEY'S TAPESTRY, ENGLISH and Big
ELOW BODY BRUSSELS, &C., &C. Also, Q
varied assortment Of DIR U q ETS, FELL
CLOTHS, RUGS. DOOR-MATS, &c.
BREEDEN & FOX,
oca5-lot No. t0l Broad street.
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spECrAL NOTICES.
~RETRENCHMENT!
!

mRErRENcHMENT!
RETRENcHMENT
pEprcE YOUR EXPENSES BY BUYING
YOUR DRY GOODS Al
JOSEPH sTRAUsE's,
1sa3 MAIN STREET.
WE OFFER NO BAIT, BUT ALL WE
ADVERTISE AND SAY
WE MEAN.
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COMBINATION BUTT0N-HOLE AND
" SEWING-MACHfSE-on OF the most I'm
portant Elbor-saying Inventions OF the age. Win
the emphatic and universal endorsement OF NJ,
we feel more than before warranted III claim
ing for IL upquestionable superiority over all
others family machine. Tie simplicity. ease,
and certainty with wbchit operates, ~ well as The
uniform excellence of work throughout the en-
tire range OF sewing-tn stitching, cmm!ng, fell
ing tucking cording, quilting, oyer-sceming, but
ton-hole work, cyclet-hoie-places IL far IL ac-
ysnce of any similar invention.
II Is the best and the hes, Is always the cheapest
Call aud see this machine work at 1911 Main
street.
We exchange, barter, &C. &C s9--lw
THE IMPROVED SINGER
i FAMILY SEWISG-aIACHlSE
will
uEM, FELL, BRAID. EMBROIDER, GATHER,
TUCK BIND.
Sew with equa, facility the
LIGHTEST OR THE HEAVIEST FABklS.
IS SIMPLE, DURABLE. AND EASILY
MANAGED.
CALL AND SEE TT.
NEEDLES, OIL, SPOOL COTTON, Linen
SILK. &c, &C.
ALL OF THE BEST OF ALITf,
for sale ut
al3 MAIN STREET, RICFAosD, A.
{. sHAFSER,
General sgcnt for Virginia aud North caro!in''
Sim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-01

mTHE. GREAT SHOW
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