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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-04

PRETTY WOME$.--i comparatively ia" ladies
m"u0polize the beauty a. well rs the attention OF
society. This ought not 10 lie So but ii Is and viii
he while men foolish and single out pretty faces
for companions.
This can all he changed by using ilAGAS'S NAG
SoLIA = EtIM, which gives the bloom Of youth and
It refined sparkling bcauty to the complexion
pleasing. powerful amt natural
No lady need complain Ofa red. tanned i'rcckcd.
or rustic compIeNion who will invest seventy I'VE
cents In IIAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM. Its effects
are truly wonderful.
TO preserve and dress the hair dsc LYONS KA.
TIIAfEOS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-04

THE MINERAL RESOURCES OF TIE STATE.
| The Richmond Chamber OF Commerce, with
a praiseworthy regard for whatever con-
Germs the material Interests, not only OF the
| city but of the State at large, some months
ago appointed several committees to take
charge Of subjects OF general commercial
interest. Among them are a committee on
mines and q committee on manufactures.
OF the first General 7. NJ. Logan is chair
man, and OF the latter K. +. Blankcnship.
BY instructions of thcsc committees the
Secretary Of the Chamber of Commerce sent
out circulars through the city and State
inviting parties engaged in mining opera
tons especially TO furnish the Chamber
with such information rs would be valua-
bic for publication in . report Which the
Chamber intend preparing for the next an
nual meeting of the association. TO these
circulars several replies have been received,
but there are parties who have not yet re-
spondcd. Upon these We would urge til c
importance Of furnishing the information
asked for. The Committee on ManufGc-
lures are actively at work, and we look for
valuable report at their hands. Parties
who have not replied to the circulars can
send their communications TO the Secretary
of the Chamber Of Commerce, Richnlond,
Io
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fE N RocEETTs.-Thrcc framed dwell
II ..,-houscs in Rockets Old Field, owned by
AR. james Gunn, were destroyed by fire
early yesterday morning. Inc frcmcn were
promptly on the slo;, but their efforts were
unayailinr.
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j. n. i2). Miscellaneous. Secretary Virginia
State cricultural Society, Editor Richmond De-
n0crQt. Marshall street No. 9O2, Southern Illus
truted Net0S, Hichss Steam Engine Company.
VESSELS.
W. IT. Churchill, Capt J. L. Rose, Frank Van
glider.
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SPRINGS.
NEW ARRANGEMENT FOR BUSINESS MEN.

For the convenience of our business patrons, we
have arranged 10 run two iour-horse carriages u
the IIugucnot Springs, leaving the Spotsw0od no.
lei mt 4 O'Clock SATURDAY AFTERkoON, ana
reaching The Springs at O'Clock same DAY. lie,
turning leave the Springs at A. NJ. hohday ana
'I,sI-S an 2.|l9t It '''''' NOKVELL, COBB 6 co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-04

A LII KINDS OF PRINTING DONE
IA IN THE BEST STYLE OF TIE ART AT
THE DESPATCH TRikI1NG-HGUS2.
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"GEoRC ETowS, y. G., August :, Isl

"GE0RC ETOWN, y. G, august :, lSEV.
"cnptafn l.. d. Lery: Last fall had 4 very Sc
we're attack Of chllls and fever, and applied to
several regular physicians without obtaining any
relief. then tried your RArHUA POWDERS. and
was speedily cured and | shall certainly recon-
mend them to Ill suffering with chlls and fever.
III. J. ROIIB, JH."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-04

DR. GEORGE B. STEEL, DEN gTZ:tsN
J TIST, Office No. 723 Main street, SSrrTI> =
administers pure nitrous oxide gas daily, !; al
EXTRACTS TEETH WITHOUT pAlA, '.nd
performs all other dental operations In sN1 lful
and satisfactory manner
y. Is. As Dr. steel Is frequently absent dIring
the summer months, his patients from me country
would do well to communicate win MN OE !clter
before coming to the city. .
Post t-oricc box 2O4 Richmond, Va au 1l-dEw
DR. {. L. kLOEBEE. G1SIIa
SURGEON DENTIST. .CyriTI'
ARTIFICIAL TEETH mounted on any desired
plate. , = -
Old GOLD SETS bought for cash, or exchanged
for those on other base.
TEETH filled thoroughly anu gentry. n ncW alt,
cui1r-rJ NITROUS OXIDE GAS APPARATUS
viii enable me to have Il constant supply oI this
delightful aE;rSthctic. -. oo, ,,.c.,
Dental rooms and residence 40 'o~ hitoAb
STkEET. ~, ~
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UTANTED, 4 TEACHERS young
w lgdy To take charge Of six eight young
ladies ( knowledge ot French and susie mos,
rclIsahc. None need apply who cannot ofrsr Soou o
Irrss Henderson,.
So 3-ots Grccnshorough, Md.
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". N. JUNES.
Richmond August 18th 1859. So /
DEEYESEgs U.

DR. GEORGE +. kEESEE, gra-lys Co.
| J duatc Of the Baltimore College Of Sr'f%ffrS
Dental Surgery, gives his undivided attention 10
al! operations pertaining To the practice of den
tlstrv both I'm its relations To the NATURAL Or
CANS andto their substitution by beautiful sets of
ARTIFICIAL TEETH
TEETH EXTRACTED by the ala OF pure nj
trouls oxide gas when desired.
Oiicc corner Broad and Nnetccnth street..
IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-04

WANTED, OCTOBER 1sr, ROOMS,
w with BOARD. for gentleman and wife.
vicinity Of The Square prelerred. Address box
is sGf-n
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
DARTICIPATION INSURANCE..
4 system Of insurance under which n companv's
ability io pay It's losses kc"pS fUN Dnc@ with Its In
crcasing liability to incur loss without imposing
any liability whatever upon the "s.'o:s oi It's poll
cicS.
C0NTlNF y
(FIRE) INSURANCE ,...,,t\Ni
or THE
CITY OF NEW Y''i'E..
STATEMENT OF july. 1859:
CASH tAflIS s'ou, UnV
u ''",''"' 49,
TOTAL CASH ASSETS. ..............:2. -. 252 O$O. -.
This Company lnSurcs against loss by fire on all
kinds OF property ut rcaSonahlc rates. Three
quarters al the profits are divided I'm July Of each
wear 10 It's customers In scrip bearing Interest NJ
,iy per cent. per annun, and rcdccmahc In cash
In the order OF Its issue.
THOMAS :. ARMISTEtn Agent,
once lll3 Main street. RiCmond.
Applications for agencies In other parts oi the
State may lac made TO GIBSON x ROSE state
Agents. Address lock box 80, Richmond, Va.
Sc i-S25w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-04

The following communication was received from
Georgetown, -. c.. Il few days since, by the pro-
prctor Of the celebrated RArIiuA POWDERS.
We are glad /" see such unsolicited testimonials
being sent In praise 81 a rediiY good medicige. 1t
1t i winning Goidsn opinions wherever 1t Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-04

hFFIpAvlrs FOR GETTING OUT EXECUTIONS
WHERE THE INTEREST HAS Nor EEEN PAID
Nc have had Il form Of affidavit required by Gene
raj Orders 40. ~ prepared and printed. Ihi,
form has been approved at headquarters. The nj
tiIryIt Is required before any execution can ht
issued by clerk ot cu"r'.
We can furnish these forms at - per hundred OF
city cents pcrdozcu. or five cents apiece, to the
cities and country. Liberal discount to the trade
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2jcllmond 1]ispatth,
SATURDAY.......sEP 4, 1869

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DISPATCH"
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED ClRCU-
LATIOE OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
pArFRS OF THIS CITY.
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LIST OF LETTERS.
LADIES' LIST.

7 IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
IL THE MANCHESTER PuST-OFFICE SE."-
TEMRFR g. lsCg
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MEETINGS.

no MEMBERS OF sHOCKOE HILL
L LITERARY SOCIETY.-There win be n
meeting Of this society ut Mechanics Exchange
f,indc~ the store of Thomas X. Price COL on
MONDAY EVENING II Z; p. n. 4 full attend
lnrc Is particularly desired. ~ business Of great
importance Is To be transacted. The Committee on
Halls vii! be prepared TO report.
I}v order of the President. sc At
VIRGINIA BUILDING FUND ASSO-
CIATIGN.-Thc FIRST monthly meeting ofthis
Association VIII be held on MONDAY EVENING
NEXT. September 9Th, ut o'clock. Mt SIR. Peay's
srhool-horisc. on Broad near Twentieth street.
Subscribers are requested TO come prepared 10
pay their instruments.
few shares can be had by. application 10 tho
President or Secretary.
T. L. d. wALFORD,
SO At President.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-04

WANTED, 80 900 pounds dried BLACk-
w BERRIES. DRIED APPLES, PEACHES,
y,.. for which We Will pay the highest market
mri@fo' MASSIE 4 HARVEY,
Pgn ar, Cary street.
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tSTTSy

TOHN MAHONI, ea&a
~ SURGEON DENTIST, SILtrD'
formerly Of IN" firm oi Na%t X ,tahomn,N, ,n, IN,
inserts FULL UPPER or Low TX Sell "
NEfIFlClAi TEETn from TWENTY to 1l:lf-
TY DOLLARS. ,.....o,,.,,,o, >, ,,,o,.
OLpG OLD SETS bought, or cNcN'iieco "t ''icIi
value for new sets on vulcAlntc. ~
once and residence, 60 man street; nI'"ceii
Sixth and Seventh streets. u lin
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aa
WANTED, Il good, secondhand SEW.
- .-.l w, box 4o7.
WANTED, to PURCHASE POTA-
w TOES In any quantity ut No. ~ Tenth
''ScS. Sc 81. ~ '''' '''' anu H. A. DAYTON.
WANTED, il SITUATION as DRUG
" DLEEK 1T y9nag maF . Of IY9y ,SYSrni yGars cafe
STJ%r%n'MS Sl aas s. SSi@r hoTsI nit@G. s l. va 2s
WANTED, a good COOK, WASHER
w and iROSER. None need apply unless
well recommended. Appiy at No. 20 Seventeenth
street Garner or Franklin. Sc i--lt+
A PRIVATE FAMILY DESIRABLY
" LOCATED on Shockoc Hill wish GEN
TLEMAN and WEE. or TWO GESTLEMES,
to BOARD with them. Address ALIhA' al this
Office. sc TT --
WANyED, ONE HUNDRED CORDS
" BLACK OAK and ONE HUNDRED
KIRKPATRICK Co,
sct-lw Libby building, Richmond. Va.
WANTED, 80, $50 pounds dried BLACK
w BERRIES, DRIED APPLES, PEACliEs,
nrico. I, MAssIE & HARVEY.
Pei PgcI.sm Cary street
WANTED, 4 TEACHERS young
w lady to take charge Of six or cisht yo9hs y
ladies. 4 knowledge OF French and susie inaisi ed
rcnsabc. none need apply who cannot otisF sSoI ~.
reference. State terms. Board IT3Gi1sdG;S IT3GIinSGS AN'
Sc 3-2ts Grccnshorough, Md.
WANTED, OCTOBER 1sT, ROOMS,
w with BOARD for Il gentleman and wife.
Vicinity Of The Square preferred. address 20 b9A
!l5 post-oii!cc. -za, ,-- Sc S-1I-
uTANTED, to RENT SMALL HOUSE
w or SUITE OF ROOMS Ina pleasant nelgn-
SSFneGd I'd, Aa'e's M r. a "lLLiA"s Sc sIss 9Ss'
WANTED, TO SELL, OR EXCHANGE
w for CITY PROPERTY. n NICE FARM, In
good state Of cultivation, with growing crops, pro-
vcndcr, stock, implements &c. POSSESSION t sy,en ,,v
and two and half miles from depot on the rail-
road For full particulars address box lis kich- ,a.
mond, Va. au - lL-conIOs
WANTED, \ ALTON AS
W TEACHER, IN some school or prlfs.e
,titutt who has had pcrience as atcacher. Best
references given. Address DoX7S, Petersburg, Va.
Sc l. "
WANTED.-I wish to rent n FLOOR,
w or TWO ROOMS unfurnshed, In private
,mily with or without board. Losati9n.. sas. es
tlth south Of Broad west Of Ninth. ksiersnt,5 @n,5,
exchanged Address p0s,-oI!ce I93, or r., oous" ms
ern Empress Company, Richmond. I-@- SC ~
SUMAC WANTED, We pay the highess,
=, ~ market r:icc IN ASH FOR SUNNI "eti'r raSi
either II "r.r tannC ~. In Manchester, as e. M,in
roHa asRrts IN J ,chtnond or at story -. - ,rcen
r"' c,ss'' HlGh!no H. The leaves must npes pe Sticks,
aUta5f' ,0a r,na mIi Oh lcd aud free from 0eff'eS'
au lb-dH r.,,n HULST X MN NM
A Y .,1rNC GENTLEMAN WHO 10, IL =
"A :cn,n.oo,,s Of the University OF na ntas NJ
Tea who hs5 had several ysaro ~ ono 6f the best fe
II cher. n2ludinE one Yea year desires PLACE Al
m sGao' % Or :ns in ,ssGFS GFasa,y
frsde It best sna from rom ' Other dstR
NE Tnivs :sty OF NlrSinia, ,ann. S.a Address "A;
G'T ,S ,reSa~ool c9al Depot, Aloein"f'0 an ss-aw
, dG' H. ---------.--.--==----- -
-------------- ---------- pNSrLERS.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. cI1I

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. EiIsDa
$3.50. "a as,slsS e
The JAMES RIVER TOWING hND IRAAs-
poETATfDN COMPANY are prepared 10 exc
cutc Towing ana TIGHTENING TOBACCO,
SALT and all other MERCHANDISE. LUA-
BER, and WOOD, I" and from City Point Icters
burg, >oriulk, and all landings on James river
For freight, apply to
john y. HARVEY, President,
Commercial Block: or 10
JAMES T.. kIDDICH, Secretary.
-. :. LEFFLER, Agent,
oaiCc 80. 20lG Dock
between Twentieth and Iwcnty-Irst streets.
IL 0l-nrn
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WANTED. Il good, secondhand SEW
So ~ w, box !o7.
WANTED, to PURCHASE POTA-
w TOES In any quantity ut No. 10 Tenth
49, ~ II. 4. DAYTON.
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A PRIVATE FAMILY DESlRABL1
~ LOCATED on ShockOc Hill wish GEN
TLEMAE and WEE. or TWO tESTLEMES,
moo sci-ith
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WANTED, ONE HUNDRED CORDS
~ BLACK OAK and ONE HUNDRED
CORDS CHESTNUT OAK BARk.
nIREpArRItk ( CO,
sct-lw Libby building, Richmond. Va.
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WANTED, a good COOK, WASnEk llsis
well recommended. Apply at No. 20 Seventeenth
stree. rnrnrr ,r Franklin, SO i-ll+
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HT ANTED, IL SITUATION as DRUG
" CLERK br Il young man Of several years
experience. Address GEORGE x. NlHOS, caro-
Of James ". Taylor. Richmond, Va. sc IL
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WANTED. to RENT SMALL HOUSE
w or SUITE OF ROOMS In L pleasant nelgh-
borhood. Address .'R. y. Williams" post
nd;rn hny ro- sc 2-5tr
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WANTED, TO SELL, OR EXCHANGE
w for CITY PROPERTY. NICE FARM, In
good state of cultivation, with growing crops, pro-
vcndcr, stock. implements. &c. Possession given
Al once This place j. sixty miles from this city
and two and half miles from 4 Depot on tlc ran
road. For full particulars address box lis Klch-
,n,nI T., au IT-codl0t
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WANTED, \ SIT y 4 I o n AS
w TEACHER, IN some school or prlrato
family by 4 graduate Of the Virginia Military In
,titutc who III had experience as atcacher. Best
references given. Address box7s, Petersburg, Va.
Sc l. u
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Sc Z I.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

v c. Of l. G. -. T.: Tanc;,c~:t, H.oollcn Com
many f2} .. -. MOODY. J. NJ.
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4 .oUNn IN ~ Ihr iinIyerslty OF, Nirginia,
nd ~, IN 2,sRd ass sHgssFss9fsss 5s ts9
including one s,,s ysard desiPes SS rAcE, hs
fssd IL o from rom 'es Sihsf
ns Tnivs SHY OF yirs!n'a, a,aen sea GGdsess "a ..
siS's' sSST9ol s9STsss SE Depot AOsnaFe county
piui
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-07

To tho comely lqdics OF Lancaster, and all the
country round,
A general store for lsdies' ware, has been open
ed IN this town.
Uoop skirts of every kind they have both
beautiful and rare
Theykeepon hand Of their own make to &C.
c,mm odate The far. -
should any of their skirts give way, or out OF
fashion get,
Theyneatly will repair them M and Nlterthem
to it;
oldrashioned skirts they'll changetO new the
mendings free OF charge,
They'll make them any style you want, let 1t be
small or large.
oCcourse, too, a'large supply, there you'll be
sure to find,
can't enmnerate them all, theykecp somony
kinds.
A few I'll mention, any way, Glove'htt'nS 'he'
do keep,
French corsets, most magnincen'' ou' ."'
price is pretty steep. 81 -
Embroidc red corsets, pericctgems, and Amer
lean as we'll,
The various makes ana styles and sbapes,ls
impossible to tell; ~
These goods they're selling very low inc
prices ofno account, "A
They'll maker more up again yOuknow' perhaps
double the amount. ia-
Resides hoop skirts ondcorsets fine, they keel
alarge amount
I ofembroideries, lacos, gloves and hose an'
thin gs too many to count, ~
Whits eoodsfor ladies ready made' bosom
and collars too, AsA Az
And allthings nice that's in theirtin theyr
: ready now TO show,
So ladies fair, don'tfail to call, such bargain
you can't get
!. Aswere prepared to offer youin goods that
,byus kept; wa
Tho house is Gross & Co in Tallmsdge's Bloc
!. gthey keep. ms
: Twas there Smith kept his candy store in u
same room on Main street.
Lancaster, OHIO, April 18th, 1869, 4-ly'
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A Plain-SpeakLiilng Judge.

When the jury which tried Grif-
fn, the engineer whose criminal
carelossness caused tho Mast Hope
disostor, brought in their verdict
of mot guilty." Judge Barrett in.
dulged in u few remarks decidedly
more forcible than complimentary.
Ho told tho jury their verdict was
against law, against justice, and
an outrage against humanity
The Judge added:
You violated the obligations Of
your oath, q plain, simple obliga-
ton, to render verdict according
to the evidence. Instead of that
you rcndor o verdict against every
particle of evidence. | am aston
ishod that you should in this way
set aside the law and violate your
oaths; and | trust that tho spirits
of the dead, dying, bleeding and
burnt victims of Mast Hope will
rcbuke you as long as you live.
In this strain he lectured them
for some time, and then bade then
take themselves away from the
courtroom, as they were mot I'll
to act as jurymon," and he "woulc
not try causes before such u jury
Amen. Judge Barrett; would thor'
were more Judges like you Gin
Times. w, i" VrttSN g IS
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l.MoNIToIsg--OOal and Wood
Cook Stove.


GtoAL being 1op hrgeiynsed for fdei On &C.
~ count OF ~ inrreassq cost Of wood CON
soque". upon 'ho RAPID se''lement OF 'hecoun'
W "'. '",nn'hs OUT OF inc iores's' ana the
ee,.''' " W. more g'neI"' uSe' mas so'hi
rl"eu r,oP'o !" seek "i'er COOKING 'pso'o
''u'' "'H purh II 70 the es'Adv"n'aSe'
E''"' many stoves nave been madolh an
o"u, " ',''S uenA"n' o"' none nave hsIe'o'OIe
~ ''' SO"'""''''''' A'''''"'' "
'','A 80. ''' Ps''''' s'o'e'
"''"'''hpus cont ihe ohVt e~ "r'oo
"'Y"su'u' ,"o "es'' Hhu 'he ,ue' WV" "
,.s, =, " " W" :" ms se
H., n " ou' oou,.'y' eo,'''n' '""y sa.s.'
u'ss' P''p'f '''''4o :" -
onI ,,,n 80 ~. ''o,', an. ,",,s ~,
,ha d. "a ,",a a. : s,,,..
.,,n, n,I,.noo .,,rI ar,hs AZ ~ -.
uar,.,' ~, ,,a,,o,
nonns,cinro ~ .,ovos IN tho cn,,ro ~ ~ h,,r,n.
irors cool Jis,ric, wo h.va "a
grcot d,oI I'm hnrnino "a ~ = n .oos,..
stovcs. making opnmHor that b.v. q, ven as,,
oral satisfaction and hod :. Ior.,a 81. ~,
now wc bov. in tho m,Loni,or,,o s,ovo, ,to, ~
ce,s ,hem ol h,rniD, ,bo ,as.., o., a.
coal and con,hinir,, o,,or oraI,,;os ,r.o, ,,i,o
IL w,thop. exoorson, .,ho o.,
I,ltuminons Coal cooumc s,ovo IN mao
We present here n foy oS Tho o,nn.ovomoD,s
ffmost Of which oro soc,,..d H., ,.,,ar5 ,,,,,N
which make the Mon,tor ,Ls mos, oon,,,,,,
store in thc market.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-10-07

Mr.. NJ. NJ. GRIswoLD, Photo
graphcr, on Saturday received no
tice from the Philadelphia Photos
graphcr, magazine devoted to the
Photographic interest, that his pic.
turc of the Little Bubble Blowers,
had been awarded the first prizo
for composition pictures and that
somo two thousand would be print
cd for the Magazine. This is some.
thing more than compliment that
our people will fully appreciate,
and triumph of a Columbus ar
tist that they will rejoice over
Ohio State Journal.
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The above are gull traps; so all
sensible persons think. How many
spoonies have been caught, and
how many are to be? The very
inexperienced mind will, by an
easy perception, SEQ tho evasivo-
moss in "Dr. Von BonhOrSt'S" card
in tho Gazette of the 23rd, as com
pared with his professional adver-
tisement, in which he clearly wrote
to give the impression that no used
French teeth. 1t is conceded that
the French made the first porcelain
teeth but that American Art>
lists have eclipscd them in every
respect, is equally wall known.
Therefore, American manufactur~
crs do not need to borrow or copy
patterns from France.
"Dr. V0n BonhorSt" in his card
of the 23d, makes, this assertion:
Nov these same French patterns
of artificial teeth which l have adj
vcrtised, are made by Mr.. S. S.
White, of Phila." We shall SEQ.
| didknow when l "lately returned
from Phila."" that teeth were made
of various patterns ). and / did
know, also, that French patterns
we're not used, but | know equally
as we'll that the coufding and un'
suspecting public did not know
But | cannot ask the people to take
my word to undoceive them
against Il statement soafirmativelJ
made as that in tho card of "Dr
Won BonhorSt; : and on the 24th o
, Sept, Hult :, L addressed n letter Il
Mr.. s., s. White, with whom l an
) personally acquainted, and receive,
, his reply by return mail, of which
t the following is an exact copy, and
D which will of course, place "Frenc
Q Patterns at rest.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept, q, 60.
DR.. NJ. ID, Wolfe, Ldncaster Q,
: Dear Sir ;--Yoor favor of tn
|, Oath is at hand and noted. W
y do not numo any of our patterns a
o "Fronch :" nor do we obtain an,
Q OF our patterns for teeth outside. G
,, the building where thoy are man
q ufactured. Yours truly,
n S S. WHITE.
:, French Patterns, forsooth ! I'D
!. Von BonhorSt' says he is averse
!, throwing dirty water at his neigh
% bors. Those that hear him MOI
y can tell best. 1t may be that b
, docs not ; profcrring TO employ h
genius in arranging snarcs for tt
, unwory. But we remember I'll
H. old fable, which will never loi
n its moral power; The ears wi
T. crop ont, though the lions skin
" worn over the carcass.
9l S. S. Whites teeth are used alll
by all respectable Dentists wi
tn choose toNrurchase them. "fren
g, Pdtterns!"
Iss "Dr. Von BonhorSt," have
10 full magazine if you are dett
mined to descend to personaliti
of 1t is for you to decide.
III. NJ. e WOLFE,
iss Of the firm Crider g. Wolfe, Dc
IN, lists.
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MARRIED.

Williams -Ficlding--Oct. 4th,
at the residence of the brides moth.
er, by Rey, II. S Snodgrass, Mr.,
Newton L, Williams Of Vinton, To-
wa, to Miss Sade F. Fielding Of
this city.
Rutherford Hiscy--On the 26th
of September by the Rev. II. King,
Mr.. John II. Rutherford with Miss
Lucinda Hiscy, oil of Fairfield
county.
Walter-H Hills-On the 9Oth, o
September, by Rev.. G. W. Mech
ling, Mr.. Jacob Walter and Mis-
Rhoda A. Hills, both of this Coun
tv f.fFI -
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MoetInr. osiRepubIIcun Central

A meeting Of the Republican Cen
trail. Committee-of Fairfield county
will be 'Iieldsat the lofiice of"the
Lancaster, Gazette, on Saturday
Oct f8, at l O'Clock, P, N. A full
attendance is earnestly requested,
in order that the business of the
campaign may bc closed up. Let
every mombcr bc present.
ThOESllowlpg arc the members Of
the COMMITTEES: ef'd
Samuel Barr, of Cloarcrecki &
ffeofgo Creed, of Amanda;
JSsss Brandt, Sr.. of Bloom;
tfUnFy Taylor. of Violet;
SIS. West, of Liberty; 37
I0hn Brandt, Of Greenfield;
James Strobe, of Hooking;
John Lands, ofsNadiscn; %
gStnSs, r. Pearcs, Of Berno;
4 TJ.sMcNaghten, ofWalnut;
NsMcNsghton, of Richland;
R.sJ.d Black; of Rashcreek;
GA. Griswold, G. NJ. I, Wise
mahI'H. c., Drinklc. 'Bs 4: okoin~
mund, city Of Lancaster. ,,.
% -95 1. IN {, A ,R. KELLER. Pres.
& A. GRIswoLD, Sec. ST.