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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-29
Letter from Danviile-Radical Con.
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Letter from Dhnvlfie-ka11c1} Con.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
DANvILLE, Va, Sept. 81, 1870.
The Radical Convention met here to-day
to nominate candidate for Congress for the
fourth congressional district. After con-
siderable caucusslng and manGuyering they
finally nominated W. II. II. Stowell, said to
be Of Halifax, but really from some of the
northern States, who in all probability left
his country for his country's good. The
contest was between fellow by the name
Of Tucker, who was formerly of this cOun-
ty, who, under the military system, was
CONFERENCE.-The Attorney for said county,
whose character is as black asa mink, and
it is doubtful whether fouler man than
Tucker ever inhabited any community.
There are better men in Sing-Sing, New
York. than Tucker. Of Stowell know
but little, except that he is one of those
carpet-baggers who came South to pick up
what spoils Butler and others did not Sc
cure before the war closed. There was a
class at the North who thought that the
thieves who passed through the South du-
ring, the war did not obtain all the spoils,
and they concluded that they would follow
in their tracks and pick what was left.
These come in the guise Of otice-seekers,
anu CQey OuEuG W Ut spuiAcu NY CfCly
honest man, white and black; and, thank
God, their days aFe numbered. Among the
delegates present noticed the face Of that
head-shaken old wretch, Thayer, who has
more impudence than a hound-d0g. un-
derstand he advocated the claims OF
Tucker-a very fit companion ,1
Danyille is improving. Our tobacco ware
houses are being enlarged, and several new
factories are going up. Several private resi-
dences are In contemplation. Great prepa-
rations are being made for big Agricul-
tural Fair this fall.
There is but little tobacco coming in at
present, this being dull part Of the season.
From a recent visit in the county find.
that the crops OF all kinds are better this
wear than they have been for several years,
especially tobacco. l examined seoen barns
last week belonging to q gentleman living
near Pittsylvania Courthouse of tine yell.
low tobaeco-the finest Ithaye seen for
several years. He said he would not be,
satisfied unless he obtained seventy-tiye
dollars per hundred, but my impression,
from the quantity Of tobacco raised this
wear, is TINT this article will be quite low.
A large quantity of tobacco has been raised
in this section, which has turned out we'll.
Yours, r.
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THE SALT REMEDY FOR CH1LLs.-Having
an opportunity during the afternoon to test
this simple remedy on one of the sufferers,
we did so with the happiest result. All the
indications of an approaching chill were OBJ
servable-cold feet and hands, chilly sem
sation up the spine, pain in the knees, &c.
A salt-cellar was Immediately emptied into
the shoesiof the patient, and in three mi.
nutes the feet became warm, and in ten
minutes this warmth had extended all over
the system, driving off all symptoms OF the
approaching chill. It was the hour for a.tn,, tne
to believe that the remedy had proved eff
feetual. Certain ii is that there has been
no further indication of its return for tWen-
ty hours that have since expired, and we
feel warranted in urging its trial by all who
are now suffering from this disagreeabie
malady.-Bdltimore american. e p. .'-@ q
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A DRUMMER OyERHAULED. Several
weeks ago, j. L. Hawkins, hailing from the
North, was arrested in this city for selling
goods by sample in violation of city ordl-
nance. He was bailed by Justice Crutch-
field to appear at the Police Court, but left
town during the succeeding night and for
feited his -recognizance. Yesterday he was
rearrested at Milford, Caroline county, by
Detective Dan Wrenn, who happened TO ne
there on other business. The accused was
just about to board the nOrthWard-bourd
train, and was only induced to change ms
intentions by the detective exhibiting pls,,
tol. Brought to- Richmond, he was hned
$50, and discharged onpayment thereof.
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TIE Pittsburg Commercial, alludins to
an article in regard to Chinese servants,
published by us recently, says: s
Meanwhile. suppose some active phil.
anthropists try to solve the seryant-sirl
question by inducing some of the tho'l-
sands of American girls, who are starving
over cheap sewing and such work, to ac-
cept good wages and comfortable homes at
service. To accomplish this, to teach
American women that faithful and we'll
paid service in the household is as honora-
BILE as starving over neede-work, will re-
lease two great classes OF women from
thraldom. Mistresses will no longer be
servants to their servants sewing-women
and teachers will no longer have to beg for
work at prices scarcely sufficient to keep
body and soul together. Here is practl-
cal field ior Wonan'S rights. Why not at
tend to it, instead OF making newspapers
and speeches about suffrage and things
which are beyond Z" "-. s a'"@
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By reference to our auction head 1t will he seen
that MIR. WELLINGTON GoDDIN, auctioaesr, VIII
sell this afternoon ut u O'Clock the valuable pro-
perry or MIR. bUGH w. FRY, adjoining the City
Hall. The advertisement very properly describes
the property as being well suited for lawyer,
doctor or dentist but we may $50 ada that It Is
admirably adapted for the residence OF large
family or for boarding house. But as the CITY
Council seem disposed 10 pull down or alter the
City Hall, they should by all means secure ihis
property SO as to provide hereafter for additional
buildings for the city officials.
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WARD MEETINGS TO-NIGHT.-The Con-
servatiye citizens of Richmond are called
upon to. hold ward meetings Tonight, as
follows Marshall Ward. springfield Hall ;
Jefferson Ward, Old-Market Hall; Madison
Ward, City Hall Monroe Ward, Month.
cello Hall (Schotts), on Broad street, be-
tween 9th and 7th; Clay Ward, Westham
House.
These meetings are held pursuant to a
recommendation of the City Executive
Committee of 1869, for the purpose OF Or
ganizing, with view to insuring success
in the congressional campaign.
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ACCIDENT on Bro AD STREET.-O Tuesday
night, as picnic party was returning from
the Fair ground by truin on the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad, 4
little boy named Frank Burke attempted TO
jump off the cars, on Broad street, While
they were in notion The result was that
he fell, and car-wheel passed over one of
his feet, badly crushing it, but not int1lcting
a. dangerous wound. Young Burke is a
nephew of Rev. Father Andrews, of St.
Patrick's Church, and is great fayorite
with the people OF that congregation. i
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AUCTION 8 sal.Es THIs DAY.

GEUBBS WILLIAMS WIN sell at ~ p. NJ. q
building lot on the uest side of OIL street, be-
tween Duval and Baker.
GRUBBs C WILLIAMS win sell this afternoon
at O'Clock valuable farm ON the Westham
road, near Richmond. ? &tts5f7f
THOMAS W. KEESEE will reil at 10 O. clcck. this
s morning household fnfniture, non safes, sc.
". aoDDIN viii sell atz r. H. that valuable pro-
perty now occupied by Mr.. Hugh ". Fsy,
"a fronting on Capitol street; also. three lots
r fronting on Broad street, adjoining The CITY
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TIE RULERS OF FRANcE.--It seems impos-
sible for any sovereign of France to die
upon the throne and bequeath his power to
his immediate descendants. OF all the soyer-
eigns of France since 1774 Louis Napoleon
has had the longest reign rs President and
emperor. They thus compare Louis
XVI, eighteen years Napoleon l, fifteen
years Louis XVIII, nine years; Charles
x, six years; Louis Philippe, eighteen
years, and Louis Napoleon, Twenty-Five
wears. ,....-,,,,,
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THE COMING STATE ELEcT1oNs.-On the
fifth of October elections will be held in
Pennsylvania for congressman; in Ohio, In
diana, and Iowa, for congressman and State
officers, except Governor in Nebraska for
Governor, State officers, and cpngressHen ;
and in West Virginia, on the 9th OF Octo-
Der, for Governor, State officers. ana Con-
gress. In most Of these States elections
will also take place for members OF the
legislature. All the other States which
have not already voted will hold their cleo
tions in November. ...-....
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From Russell County-ExDaosi0r Oh
Kerosene Lamps-ThrilifnE Scene
Narrow Escapes from Death.
i Correspondence of The Index.]
,BAN0E, RUSSELL COUNTY, va,
sesf ~ September "a, 1870.

LEBANON, RUSSELL COUNTY, Va,
s2 & - September "a, 1870.
Messrs. Editors My long Silence has been
occasioned for the want of sefne local topic
to speak of, and that was Furnished last
might i'm the waygof q kerosehH explosion.
Miss Mamie McC CallHm. principal Of the
Female Academy at this place, proposed
giving, with the assistance OF her scholars,
a number of brilliant tablealfxsin the large
public hall situated in the second story of
the courthouse building. The entrance to
this room is from the courtroom below,
through two long, winding stsirways en-
closed hv walls on either side.
Nearly every man, woman, and child in
our little town, with a large number of per-
sons from the adjacent country, had seated
themselves in this spacious sroom-supposed
to he about three hundred In all. Every
thing was going on as merry as marriage
belle, and several scenes had been exhibited
to the great delight OF the audience, when
on awkward attempt on the part Of one of
the managers to draw the curtain over
turned large lamp, used az foot-light,
which at once took fire one of the musi-
clans, in attempting tomoye a second lamp
broke that, and in an instant the flames
leaped from floor to ceiling. the curtains
and scenery took fire, and the whole end Of
the FOOIIl SteUletl I'D De III one SOilQ SneeL OF
fire. The audience, with few exceptions,
sprang to their feet, men hallooing, women
screaming, and children crying, broke pell
NELL for the doors leading down the narrow
stairways, in which many were badly
bruised and tramDled, though none fatally,
Us yet heard of. Miss MeCallum being upon
the stage at the time, with the fire between
ler and the door, leaped from aibaek win
dow to the ground, a distance of twenty
five feet. When found she was insensible,
and is said to be seriously hurt from her
fall, or leap, as you may call it. Some half
dozen men now engaged the fire, and, by
rolling up the large carpets over the flames,
succeeded in eXting1iishg it, and thus
saved to the county its costly and beautiful
seat OF justice. t-..
How so many men. women, and children,
in pell-mell order, passed down the
narrow stailways and so few seriously hurt,
Is the wonder of all. --9 .:. d" -~'-'S
/ Many laughable and ludicrous scenes oc-
Cured during the excitement, which, but
for the want of space, would be given.
Yours, &C.. RUSSELL.
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A NEEDLE SToRY.-Miss Sarah Currie,
who was visiting at Shawnee Cottage, near
Mitchell, about eighteen months ago, had
the misfortune to step upon needle, which
entered the ball of her foot and broke in
two pieces. Some uneasineSs was eXpe-
rienced for short time, but eventually the
pain entirely subsided. About week ago
the lady was subjected to considerable pain
in the arm, so m@h SO that she could
scarcely use it, when 4 remarkable appear
ance presented itself between the elbow
and the wrist, not unlike the sharp point OF
a lead pencil. having 4 piece Of muslin
drawn fight over it, and which projected
fully hall an inch upward from the arm.
The assistance of DIR. Broekaw, OF st.
Louis, was Immediately called, who Mt
first sight exclaimed "That beats me. :
Upon an iil,cison the skin Immediately re-
laxed, exposing part of the needle, which
was instantly withdrawn to the relief Of
the lady, who now suffers no inconye-
nience whatever. Mitchell (Ind.) Commer-
sclU[. +
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as DEATH FROM QUAoKERY.-An inquest
was held yesterday noon by DIR. Peterfieid
Trent, acting coroner, upon the body Of
Samuel Jones (colored), who was supposed
to have been poisoned. R. j. Burlington
was the foreman of the jury. The evidence
adduced established that the deceased had
been sick with dysentery, and was doing
better, although still prostrated, when q
negro, named Thomas Pleasants, called
in and offered to give him something that
would be a sure cure, Jones agreed to take
it, and Pleasants then called for tin cup
in which he placed two or three table,
spoonfuls of common salt. The cup was
then filled thrice successfully with water,
and the patient made to drink the whole of
the nauseous dose. In few moments there
after he was seized with q fit of vomiting,
which so prostrated him that he died beto e
"a physician could be brought to the house.
The jury rendered verdict in accordance
with these facts, assigning as the imme-
diate cause Of death "congestion Of the
stomach"
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ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING. yesterday
Mr. Spencer Kelly, aniemploy6 at the Belle
Isle Works, was dangerously shot while
a musket, which he supposed un.
loaded. :, Medical aid was called, and at last
accounts the sufferer was doing we'll.
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MARRIAGE UNDER PRoTEsT.-In the
Hastings Court yesterday William James
was required by the court to marry Susan
Riddick. the mother of his child, or give
security for its support. William was
doubtful about which horn Of the dilemma
he should take, but finally notified the court
that he had made up his mind to "jine
hands and hearts" with the damsel. Ser
igeant Dudley accordingly summoned Rev.
DR.. Burrows, and u license having been
procured, the twain were made one flesh
by his kind offices. Susan willingly pro-
missed to love and cherish William, but he
very frankly confessed that the love was
lacking on his part. Nevertheless. they
were made man and wife, and went their
way in search of married bliss.
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REV. Dr.. CURRY's ADDREss.-A large and
intelligent audience assembled at the First
Baptist Church last night to hear all ad'
dress from Rev. j. L. n. Curry, D. D., o
Richmond College, on the subject Of edu.
cation. The distinguished orator held his
audience spell-bound foran hour and q hal
with one Of the most eloquent and interest
ing addresses we have ever listened to-
Petersburg Inden. ssa4fs. 4
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OB1TUARY.-Rev. DIR. Colyer, an emineaf
minister in the Baptist Church, North, died
in Chicago on Monday last. DR.. Colvcr was
well known in this city as founder OF lin
connection with Rev. DIR. Rylandl the
colored theological seminary here. Under
his superintendent quite number OF
Young colored men were educated rs min
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Sons OF TEMpERANcE.-Friendship Divi

Sons OF pERANcE.-Frendship Divi-
sion, No. 40, has been recognized, with
the following officers 81. r. Smith, W. P. !;
George W. Hicks, w. A; t. j. Cowman !;
R. S. and F. g.; w. Bowden, Conductor !;
w. II. Goode, A. c.: j. W. Hudson, /. s. :
?. Williams, o. S. This Division will meet
every Tuesday evening.
AT the regular election held at West End
81, 1870, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing quarter Sampson Jones,
Jr., w. P; John B. Cooper, W. A.: Chas.
W. Yolkman, r. S.; James e. Blakey, A.
r. s.; A. w. Rosen, L. s.; Chas. Spencer,
T.; Rev. - Darden, Chaplain A. NJ.
Newell, G.. z. J. Weymouth, a. c.; Frank
Street, I. s.; Frs. Thomas, 0. s.; Thomas
Rudd, P. W. p; E. J. Weymouth. L. d.;
A. NJ. Newell, E. j. Weymouth, Thomas
Rudd, C.Spencer, A. W. Rosen, trustees.
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CoNsE MEETING IN MONROE
WARD.-A meeting of the Conservatives OF
Monroe Ward will be held this evening. at
s O'Clock, at the Monticello Hotel, for the
purpose Of electing tive members to repre-
sent the ward in the Central Executive
Gommitfee l.
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LIST. OF UNMAmADLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN TIE RICHMOND PosF-oPFIcE Sept. 28, 1870,
A. G.. Babeock, j. F. Fleming. b. Hudson,
city !; j. s. South, addressed to no place
w. p. w. Taylor, Philadelphia, Pa; L.
e. Tatum, city, 3! g $50 - = 8 1
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EowLAN & Co., jewelers., are receiving mag
niflcent new fall styles OF all the choice patterns
of flue jewelry. sets Of amethss coral, pearls,
diamonds; new patterns medaiions, neck chains.
Leoutine and opera chains, glove bards, handsei- :
chief holders. diamond rings, aud superb new ss-
yer for bridal presents, at corner Main and Teush
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE CONSERVATIVES MEETINGS TONIGHT
in the various wards have been called for
the purpose of electing five gentlemen to
represent each ward in city executive
committee. This committee, when called
together, will proceed to elect a superin-.
tendent for the. entire city, to take the.
place of Thomas w. McCance, Esq,
who has recently rendered his resignation.
The necessity for immediate action in this
matter is in consequence of an invitation
which has been extended to the snpern-
the third co congressional district, of which
Richmond is part, to meet in this city on
Saturday, October 1st, to consult in regard
to the nomination of 3 Conservative candi-
date in opposition to Porter. This constis
tutes the object of the present movement.
Municipal affairs have nothing to do with
this call. The harmony of the party de-
mands that this subject should not be agi-
tated at this time. Let US lend all of our
energies to defeat that most obnoxious car
Charles 81. Porter.
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s NITRO o-GLYcER1EE.-A horrible case oc-
Cured few days ago at Greenoek, Scot
land. Twelve young men, caught in a
shower, took refuge in deserted smithy :.
One Of the number found there a tin box
about foot square, and another observed
a little oil on forge. Neither thought the
discovery OF moment, but 9 third of the
party took up hammer, aimed a careless
blow at the box, and in an instant the whole
building and eleven Of the ill-tated youths
were blown to atoms.
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CoNsERyATryE MBEgsNGs IN HENRIeo.--
Mass meetings of Conservative citizens will
ba held In all the townships OF Henric0I
county to-day for the purpose Of pointing
ielegates to the county nominating con-
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PRoBABLg FATAL ACCIDENT. LAS the west
ern-bound geuthside train on yesterday was
near Appomatta depot alegHa woman at
tempted to cross the track immediately In
front OF the engine, and was struck by the
g eoW-catcher y and very seriously Gnd
probably fatally injured. were able
TO lsarn her namae Ls',ela abtssg sasa.sa sa !
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CALL and examine the fine stock OF School
Books on The shelves OF Messrs. ELLYsoN !S TAY-
Loa, llls Main street. They have ali the standard
School Books used In the pubic as wen as the pri
yate schools In the State. A large assortment OF
I" Beers,s" ard !" "Payson 20 Duntou's''5 Copy
Books, all Nos Blank and Memorandum Boob s
a, ,,,,,,aoo y,r,,,v = .ktE+
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PROFESSOR THOMAS V.CARR,s aY
I FASHIONABLE DANCING AQAi,E.28
MY, corner OF Main apd sth streets, bayingE gEAM
now open for the reception. OF scholars. IN IsD-
NEsDAY and SATURDAY YAFTEBH.t0sS SO
ao'clock. for mIsses administers; d. MokDAYlaad
tIemen. Private Instruction. giyen, eftsise 1rtti-
yldually or In classes. p, .f}a5sf Il sc 27-<Sm
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3 ALLEGED INPAsTtcIDE - young eoiored
!, woman. named Emeline Coleman, Us was
ar4ested yesterday on charge OF child
murder. The body Of the habe was folindi
in sink. The accused admits that I was
her child. but slisees tllat Il was born dead I
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SHIRTS CUT TO ORDER and warranted to ft or
no sale, at L. B. SPENCE s SONS gehs'emen's $
furnishing establishment.
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sEE DR.. SrEEL's cABD In our Issue OF to-day.
Being one of our oldest and most successful den-
fists Il is unnecessary for rs to do more than coll
attention to II, and say, 20 and zee him,
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p No one in this city supplies cheaper or better
'kindling. and cooking wood than does Ar J. b.
WATEINs, I'LL Main street, from his new steam
factory. His anthracite and bitnminnus co ana
coke are not surpassed IN quality or cheapness.
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For COOP CUT, and the very best material, 90
to u. b. spRNcE s. SoN' great Virginia closhing
aai n bst shu,pnt. slit 81 - tos. .4
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4 PRtsTtsa.--plaia, colored, and fancy priat'
sngs sxscAted With neatHess aud az lesx rnles si
Dispatch Printing Hoase. s. Il .
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PRINTING ron CANDIDATES. Candldates for
on,ce car have their cards. circulars, haDdbilis,j
ess.. pririsea promptly and At low prices u the
Dispatah PRINTING. .hoii;e. 81 NJ 6:
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TEACHERS and merchants win be supplied wstl
our Price Lists on application at our store, NO.
llls Main street. .,s<sESS
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&O00. REWARD.-Was stolen On

COCO REWARD.-Wag ste1en 90
@ZVUfrom my stables ON MONDAY 80
nigh:, 18Th instaus, d BLO0D-BAY MAHH aud
me at this place viii pay their deiiyorer Stos Or
CSC for either one; and FOG the capaqrssp OF the
thief or tbieyes an additional 500 when placed IN
made beyond James river near Seottsyi3ie on
Tuesday. The bay mare Is or medium stze, wiSh
gray hairs on each shoulder, as II }nada DYeile
collar her left hind foot grows mostly an ihTfn-
side, and makes her foot t~ist litla; ealArge-
ment OF the bone on the outside OF the Sane lsg,
the hind feet seven yesya old last spring. think.
Z he mule fs rather small butof perfect f0rm, WIN
trimmed neatly, with few gray hairs IN the name
or foretop between The ears ,ne order some gray
" - : ~ ''''. W. /. LANCASTER.
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PERSONS who prefeE havpg tseir SHIFTS maze
To rider win dad IL 20 their interest 70 eau ea
NOAH WALKEa u tTCo.. 1905 Main ssiett, tn J
p,1sfantae a narEect itos 10 sale srs>-
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WANTED, by gentleman who has 4
w thorough knowledge cf the boot aud shoe
trade, has spent ten fifteen Years In The buSi-
ness, 4 SITUATION in firSt-class Boot and Shoe
house, who has dona business III this city for g
number ( years, and has uu extensive trade. The
best of reference can be given. por inform ttion,
address ME>SHS. III. a. ATKINSON S.'N,
Sc eoCStA 1911 Main street.
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APPLETON's JoURNAL.-Ellyson & Taylor
have received the No. of this periodical
for the'epresent week. 1t is one of unusual
excellence.
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For STYLE IN genslefnen's wear 10 to +. b.
spEsoEs & sos's, 1900 Maia It stt.