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TAMMANYs PROSPECTS IN ROCHESTER,,
WHAT GOV. SEYMOUR AND GEN. GREEN SAY
ATTEMPTS TO BRIDE DELEGATES IN THE

ATTEMPTS 10 bh1bE DELEdATES IN THE
INTERIOR-No TROUBLE ANTICIPATED.
SYRACUSE, Sept. 29.-Gov. Seymour was in
this city to-day and rode out to the Onondaga Indian
Reservation In company with Gen. John A. Green
These veteran politicians positive in their declars
tions that the Tammany delegations from Eew-York will
be excluded from the Democratic Convention ct
Rochester next Wednesday In quiet way the agents
OF Tammany have been working hard to secure dele
gates but 80 far with very little success The three
delegates from this county arc all against them. AT
Utica they made wretched failure, and were detected In
brbng men, who had been instructed TO votefor Keenan,
to 20 McQuade Herman will undoubtedly be admited
Henry s. Randall has been chosen from Cortland The uni
versa sentiment OF the State Democratic press no"
against the NewYork officials, and although they nave
more than 800 saared in the counties outside OF
EewYork who draw their pay from the City Treasury
Tammany Ia pOweress. SO clear 1t Is that the snip
sinking that no serious trouble from them Is anticipated
at Rochester Gen. Green and the other old leaders, VINO
have taken the field after long period Of inactivity are
accustomed encounters with rowdies at Democratic
State Conventions, aud will be ready to meet whoever
Tammany may choose to send from the city.
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AN ERROR CORRECTED.
Cor TON DENTAL ASSOCIATION COOPER INSTITUTE,
NRw.YORK Sent, "a, 1871.

CoIrON DENIAL ARTICULATION COOPER INsTITUIE
NEw-YoRK, Sept. "a, 1911
In the reports published of the recent death
caused by the administration Of chorofom was stated
that the patient had previously inhaled hugninGFas
without being rendered insenGbe This statement I'M
corrected conveys very erroneous impression Inc sas
proof truth OF this statement would say that
since introduced the gas 70 the profession ~ lcS w
have Owen ID 10 over 62 900 patients pihout single acct
dent failure 10 produce tasensiotfiy 10 pdtnI All
these patients have written their names on our scr0
certifying to the above facts and each name u mum
bered. can produce stronger proof OF the satey
u. Q. CoLToN,
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VIEWS OF OUTSIDERS.
sHoDDY AT THE BOTTOM OF THE WHOLE

SH0DDY AT THE BOTTOM OF THE WHOLE.
from TIE Philadelphia Enquirer (ftep)
The whole affair was disgraceful beyond
and the Greeley Committee was, In Difference
" Its own dignity compelled to retire from the Conven-
ton. The day OF election 10 only month off, and the
breach thus made by Senator Conkling will only widen
pOyed at Syracuse used to close 1t up and that
Immediately. The ofice-hOders, Of whom Mr.
Thomas Murphy the Collector Of the PORT 10 chief,
in ewYork, have already determined upon
mined 10 destroy the party In that state unless their ex
traOrdinary demands are granted The people, repre-
sented by the regular Committee are TO have no choice
part In the business Of naming their candidate Tor
President The CustomH Is to save them all trouble
In the matter and In fact, deprive them OF voice In
the selection Thus far the tactics OF the Ofcehoders
have been Of the bodest and most aggressive character
and have similarly resulted In complete success But
until the battle Is quite over 1t Is not wise TO count the
gains and this battle only begun The present pros
pec that Senator Conklings faction have not only de-
TeSted him, but the whole party.
THE DIsORGANIZER.
From TAs Ched0o Tribune
The crow" among the RepubllCans OF New
York increases In bitterness the time for holding the
State Convention approRcbeS The Times and THE
TRIBUNE assa each other with about equal fury every
day the former charging upon latter sympathes and
affiliations with Tsmmany Hall, the latter denying the
charge and bringing back with redoubled force upon
Collector Murphy whom accuses OF being ut this mo-
ment Q partner Of Tweed, sweeny, and Connolly In
tain real estate specustiOns and Commissioner Of the
broadway widening job"
MR. Murphy seems 70 have been stung by the imputa
tions cast upon himself for he publishes long latter Nm
hmseh and his political standing He admits that he
voted with the Democrats I'm the State 6enae) against
the resolutions favor OF the Civil Rights bill and the
District Of Columbia Suffrage bill He allows that
he opposed the election Of Fenton as Governor OF
New,York-THE Tribune says 1t Gun prove that he
voted for Hoffman in that election and Il quotes from
'e es VI me York Times to sAV" tut nc presided
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Prof. Noah Porter will be inaugurated Pres
dent Of Yale College on the 18th Of October The In
augural address will be delivered the evening OF the
10TH by the Rev. Samuel Harris d. d. Prof Porter VIII
receive Ills friends Oh the evening VI tho lltl.
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renoninated Frederick w. Rcord for Mayor, yesterday
Daniel Dodd for Tax Commissioner; James q. Barnet
for water Commissioner, and Harrison Van Duyne sn0
Jacob Burens for Surveyors Of Highways
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To mothers.-hn wMslovs SOOTHING SYRUP for children
an Old and wetnei remedy stool the Of years and
Known 70 fail
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p4SSENGER S ARRIVED.

FROM SAVANNAH-In steamship Leo, Sept 81 ". kcAPn
A. Wilcox Capt Lewis Mar Weiss and wife. VIM Davidson and
H. Harmon David Edwards B. Hook Theo Monroe r. Paul
J. X Clark, W. L. Dancy N. Dugssn, j. NJ FinigdL
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At the Mechanics, Institute Fair may be seen the
Patent TIN LINED LEAD PRE- manufactured BY the CoLwEL bHAH
WILLARD T. G. Coz No 2) Centrest New York the sss
and Cheapest water pipe when strength durability oonserS
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9peeial Notices

The Executive Committee tOf the CITIZENS and TAX.
PAYERS the FINANCIAL REFORM Of the CITY and COUNTY
Of NETWORK:
The undersigned members Of the Subcommittee Ways and NesnA
respectfully solicit the Fond os dSng the
OF the above Committee Of Seventy performing the duty deVoVed
Committee the meeting held the Cooper UDOn, Monday
evening September 1871 Such subscriptions Be sent Bnl
Saue ESQ., Treasurer No 10 Broadway either the undersgned
collectors duly sppui for Tho purpose who will ShoW heR
authority.
EeW.Yort. Sept II, 1871
JAMES n. BROWN PAUL N. SPOPP0RD
HENRY CLBWS WASHINGTON r. VBRhILYK.
SAML D. BABCOCK, WIN. NJ. PLIESS,
B. B. SHERMAN, J. SBLIGhAN,
JNO A. STEWART EUGENE BALLIH
HENRY @. STEBBIEs, Chsrman lR.on.o
WIN p. HAVBMElER, yieeCbAirman. SN0VN"'
The Executive Committee Of Citizens and Taxpayers
for the Financial Reform Of the City and County or
York1he Committee to RmDe into the Alleged Frauds
the City County earnestly request all ssus Who haVe
ino~e Of facts which would be o. service TO the ConDs
Of the addressed 10 the Committee,
POst-Ohce Box 23lh WILLIAM II. WICklAM ChAraaa-
JACKSON S. SCHULTZ, GEO. c. BARRETT,
FREDK. setback. j. n HALSIED
JOHN WHEELER JOSEPH BLUMENTHAL,
J. J. 0D0N0HUB. ISAAC II. BAILEY.
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Headquarters for Single waltham Watches,
FULLER Co.. % BoOd-St heu.YOrk-
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eddinS and Visiting Cards. Initial Stamping Note Pspos
We EVERDsLTs soma o FoLroH oSP Oh DuTca CHrEcH
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The Newark Republican City Convention,
John r. Jackson Chairman. and Dr.. Hewlett secetary
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TIE STATE or TRADE
pOMRsrlc MARKETS

pOMRsrlC nARKBrS 49,.
wiLnSorox G, sept aaRcaa ea q es - Sf Ea ~
- as for Ne 81 % bs Extra pys % ~ M fsea ess,g -
Pssse Hard 81 % for yellow DID, - 70 Tor virgin
Tar afm a. 81 -
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MARRIED.

ANDRRSOH-hILLRR-A St. JGmes NJ r. Church New York o.
wednesday Sept n, BY Rev RJgAway D. D., Charles T.
WILLARD-HIcKs-At calvary Church, Summit j. Sept By
Rev NJ n Benton, James N willard , Of BuriREoe VI 70
Kate c. youngest daughter Of the late Rev A Hck D.
Burlington
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Congestion of Lungs arrested by u.pz Joassoss AsoDv
LISHEsr internally.
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GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
REPUBLICAN STATE NOMINATIONS

The following Is the ticket put In nomina-
ton by the Syracuse Convention Thursday Sept 49,
after the withdrawal Of the New-York deegation
sorstsrT Of stas HIltsa scrtbncr u w.,sb.s.ss
coaroiIer Nielsen X. Hopkins sfsdA
Treasr~.. .Thsmas RAiass Of Mearo4
<Hor~sy oeasraI O. Barlow u Nsv.Yo
Ssak Essee~ ssd Surveyor Wiilian d. TayIer fo,.da
Osaa1 Coamisoarr. .Aexan6er Barklsy Of wssAu
Stsh Prison hspeaOr Thomas Kirkpatrick Of Cayux.
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rna ,o,,ou,nO deIeeates were then elected:

The following delegates were tnen eiocteo'
Cha,,os o,Conor Roswell d. Hatch,
Oswald Ottendorfer, HERMAN UNI,
Augustus echen, Jonn s9Sr INV.
Edward Cooper, ESumunu "a nhor'
Thomas A. Ledwith, Ih0ma5 nsner,
Thcmss Nc1abiI Edward ]. Hamilton,
John G. Hayemeyer, nrniy ~ OlinVon,
George W. Mclean, retet uisey,
William Z. Curtis, Inonas DoSse,
Benjamin Wood, fstIics ": Maoney'
Joseph Blumenthal, Jonn =; cues,
Oliver Charlock John W. psnnett,
John W. Chanler, motifs o. niner'
AZ GSxssnee jenkins Van bchaick,
Marcus Ottarbourg, Aneu oeLenmhn
4. Randolph Robinson GnDen a.. 5Per,
CSrt.tian Schvarzvaelder, q. Mehrbeck,
William IT. Wiokham, l.. NJ Van Wort.
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DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed wiA neH
name and address
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THE TRUTH ABOUT MURPHY.

From
The President will find THE NEw-Y0RK
TRIBUNE Of Friday, Sept 90 mighty interesting feaag
shoddy hat contract Evidently 4 the President pro
poses the vote OF New-fork In the next va
topal Republican Convention he has good deal TO do
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WHERE THE TROUBLE LIES.

The struggle is for the control of the ma
chnery Of the Republican organization which is ex-
pected carry with 1t the offices and patronage OF the
patronage are in the hands Of wing Of the party
what used to called the CONSERVATIVE" or Seward
and Weed wing The other, or " Radical" wing whose
natural as well as actual leader is Horace Greeley and
THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE, has been, by Gen. Grant, leit
or turned out IN the cold But it IL also more or less
struggle the honest Republicans Of the rural portion
OF the State who generally side with Greeley against the
wing of Republican corruptionsts in the City Of New
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simultaneously v
NUrVhy's reorgu'
Tor II got the be -'
made Naval ONO.
PenSion Agent; NJ
States Attorney i'
an active meuib''
bers of the Com
provided for. M
OF Surveyor OF u
Appraiser; Mr..
Marshal; Mr.. Re-,
the Port Of Buff
committee were t,
1t viii be seen a.
in trying to ple' ;
Mr.. Murphy's
suporsede the or
pllshod. Mr.. vi
excellent men, ~
organization. l.
posed that the n ,
their work as W"
holders were nui
organization into
personal ambitic'
Btate Convention
Murphy were aIn'
marked tnht, "
Thought OF the rrt
20 control the Co
Tsmmany had ~
the lOSs Of party
gates placed in ~
Ing still was the 0
lent himself to I
eulOgy OF the ]
Domingo job WEI
There was at q
union at last. N
two Committee
ceived by the {
ship in the pari
Just as the who'll
promise, he arOs
II. He and his It
Republicans Of :
people with theiI
est masses Of W
there is but one =
many Ring, and
depends upon the
The long and
adopted was no
presented by his
H. Roberts. 1t !
the hand which I
has no faults. II
approval Of a pro
&C.. - - I'LL
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MONDAY EVENING. SEPT. 4, 1871
OFFICIAL CALL FOR A STATE S0NVEN-
TON "a 81.


cons REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
Or THE REPUBLICAN PARTY OF VIRGINIA.,
Richmond, August l6, 1871. }
70 the Voters Of Virgfnid:
At a meeting of the Committee, held in this
city on the 18th instant, it was s set fi
Resolved, That the Republican voters Of Fir-
sinia be assembled in delegated Convention, in
the city Of Richmond on "Wednesday, the 9th
day OF September, at II o'clock Nj. And it was
further ordered, that the Convention consist of
one hundred and thirty-eight members, to be APP
portioned among the counties, according TO the
npportonment Of the House OF Delegates of the
New Constitution. The delegate, in every in
stance, must be resident of the Legislative Dis
trict which he claims to represent. This ruiefs
also applicable to Proxies and Alternates. "a
Immediately upon receipt hereof, Chalrmen---
or in their absence, the Secretaries-of county
committees will forthwith assemble their COM
mittee and take such steps as will ensure a full
representation to the Convention. Where no or
ganization exists Republicans will confer togeth-
er, and upon proper notice call meeting OF the
people at convenient time and place, for the
purpose of selecting the number of delegates TO
which the county may be entitled We recon-
mend that the credentials of delegates, in every
instance, be signed by the Chairman and Secre-
tary Of the convention or meeting at which they
are selected. ..t4. .littHHtssl t@sttttte a4t
We would urge that prompt and efficient action
be taken to secure full representation from eve
ry portion of the State.
BY order of the Committee ~ So ,eil4t
f.H II. III. WELLS, Chairman.
SAh'L F. MADDOX, Secretary ,,irs,a9 ssai.
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THE article on San Domingo, from the
pen of DIR. SIG Howe, which we copy on
our third page, is a clear, frank and explicit
statement Of the relations Of our govern
ment to the dominican Republic, and will
commend itself to allwho read it carefully
and dispassionately. 1t exposes falsehoods
which have been most industriously circu-
lated, and will confirm the faith of those
who have been in favor Of the annexation
Of San Domingo to the United States.
Those gentlemen who have supposed them
selves able toli"whistle downR this ques-
ton will find that they have over-rated their
capacity for work Of this character. 81
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y
WE are about to start semi-weekly
paper, to enable our country subscribers to
obtain the market reports, political and
general news, &C., more promptly. ,'y'5 ~
The SEMI WEEKLY will issue from this
office. 1t will be of the same size as the
daily, and contain the freshest news up to
the date of issue, and large amount of
reading matter. By this arrangement we
shall be able to reach distant subscribers
much more promptly than now. 1t will be
especially valuable as a campaign paper,
and we place the rates low enough to bring
it within reach of all. The price, as seen
in the head of our columns, will be 50 so
per annum, 81 rs for six months and Is
cents for three months, with liberal terms
for clubs of ten or more. We rely upon
our friends to send us good list for the
SEMI-WEEKLY. .tr.
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The Democratic party, during the past
ten years, has based its claims for they votes
Of the people Of this country, first, upon
their opposition to the war policy Of the
Republicans, and secondly, to the recon-
struction policy Of that party. Now, taxi
ing ..new departure" the Democrats say
they do not propose to mcddle with this
work Of the Republican party. They now
have a new set of charges against the domi-
nant party, and base their hopes Of success
on new issues which they seek to raise.
But this tacit admission that they have been
wrong in the past is not likely to inspire
confidence in their present declarations.
So long as such men as Doolittle, Pendle-
ton, Hendricks, Fernando Wood, and Gov.
Holman retain the leadership, loyal men,
remembering its past history, will .distrust
the party. s8aeaggs agd nrew Goiia3 9al
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ers, you artisans and toilers at the forge
and loom, and review the administration Of
your political leaders, and answer us, after
calm reflection, i it is not q necessity to
change these blind, vicious, boiling nags
for more sound and kind description OF
political leaders.
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AUCTION HOUSE.

LII MCCORMICK,
IL. NO. 1414 MAIN STREET
RICHMOND, VA,
AUCTIONEER COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Keeps on hand, for sale to the trade or families,
at private sale, a large stock of ~
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE,
FURNITURE, CLOTHING,
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &c.
All of which will be sold at auction prices
wholesale and retail.
RB-AUoTION SALES DAILY at 10 A. M. and
Up. M. iy 2T-gm
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CHARGES,

Qncluding board, medical attendance
and medicine large ward, per week,
invariably in advance. Observation-Disclosures. $6
Private rooms. :. .$l0 10 $z0
A small additional fee is charged for surgical
operations. Liberal terms will be made with
churches, benevolent associations, and corpora
TONS for the care of their sick by the year-pay-
ments to be made monthly or quarterly.
For further information or admission, apply at
the infil1mary, TO
II 80 H. d. TALIAFERRO, M. d.
10 l6-law9m Medical Sup't
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II III ~ = -
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
~>--~r~~>-~~---77 >r~~--,-~-,>,>-r<
STARKE'S DIXIE Pillow. 81 fas.

| BY INVITATION OF MIR. F. G. WILLIANIS,
| of the county of Nottoway, q number of gentle
| men assembled at his residence Saturday, De-
COMPARATIVE value l OF the Dixie PoW manu-
featured by Starke & Co., and any other that
might enter the field of competition. Ii S. s.5s
Inc e plq o. We're taken 70 the Held at half
judges: +. w. Eppes, j. b. Williams, Robert
Scott, Jas. S. Gillian, VIM. T. Christian, Rich
ard Eppes Or Daring Sidney Graves, Walton
| Sydnor, L. q. Williams, G.. N. Seay and J. M
Hurt. Mr.. S. Graves and Walton Sydnor were
| the principal plowmen. Mr.. w, Sdnor working
the Watt plow, and 5. Graves the Dixievboth Of
| whom handled them with mastery skill and
| success. la Elf5ii : ff nIa us la gf
! Those entered wereth Dixie two-horse right and
| left-hand plows, and the Watt two-horse left
| hand Soon after the trial commenced, the beam
of the Dixie right-hand broke in two and laid
aside, the contest being narrowed to the Watt left
hand and Dixie right-hand The soil first selected
was stubble loan without soil; but as the plows
were new, and did not turn in consequence of the
roughness of the castings, after short trial it
was decided to take them toanother field where
the soil was well-trodden, tenacious clay, with
a timothy sod covered with vegetation and with
| straw. The plows here performed their work adj
mirably, cutting and turning without choking
| As the Dixie was q new conner as the contest
waxed warm most of the judges took hold of 1t
| to test personally it's practical working While
| there is no intention to do injustice to any, as
| neither party had agent or representative pre-
| sent, and both pows did well yet the trial. with
the award of the judges, is deemed of sufficient
Importance to the interest of agriculture to justi-
| fly its publication i ll fi M
The award of the Judges was unanimously in
favor of the Dixie on the following grounds:
lst 1t cut deeper furrow.
I'd. 1t cut wider furrow.
3d. 1t more e1ectually inverted the sod.
4th. The draft seemed to be no greater
9th. The mechanical arrangement for altering
cut was deemed more simple and efficient.
At the conclusion of the trial some of the
judges were SO pleased as TO determine to order
them for their own use.
f J. NJ HURT, Secretary.
oil 1 certify that the above was sent to the Rich
mond "Whig'' for publication by myself; that
am not acquainted with Mr.. Starl1e that he had
never seen the paper and knew nothing of its
| contents, and was in no wise party to the trial
of the plows alluded to.
january 1871 ]. M. HURT
aEIf - .5fals - r
We, the judges in. the "Plow Trial." on the
farm of Mr.. +. O. Williams, published in the
"Whig, hereby certify that it was directed to be
sent to that journal as q communication by the
judges who made the award. 1874 a5.l
J. M HURT,
i. O. VILLAINS,
w. T. CHRISTIAN,
na. J. b. WILLIAMS,
January 0, 1871. f.. JAS. S. GILLIAN.
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January 0, 1871.

do not believe in pillow trials made by the
manufacturers themselves, but hope that every
farmer will at once make full trial of the DIXIE
with every pillow he can find, and buy that which
does the best work. have been not able TO supply
the demand, nor fill my orders for sometime, and
must leave tield-trials where they rightly belong
Ito themselves
p. III. STARKE,
ap l2-w3m No. 14I0 Main Street.
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IRON FRONTS,

Verandahs, Balconies, Iron Ratings, Vault and
Cellar Doors, Gratings, Window Guards, AVN
ing Frames, Corinthian Columns and Capitols,
Ornamental Window Caps, Ornamental Brackets
and Wood Corrlce Gas and Water Pipe, Hy-
drant Keys and Kofis for Gas and Water, Traps
for Culyerts and Hydrants, Coal Shoots, and all
kinds of IRON WORK for buildings generally,
We also Manufacture together with the above,
work PLOW-CASTINGS, and would respect
fully solicit the patronage of merchants and
farmers. All work guaranteed, and orders filled
with dispatch. sf.,I no l6-6m,
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The building is situated in quiet, central part
of the city, and convenient of access to all the
business centres, depots, &c. 1t contains large
and well-yentilated wards and comfortablyrfur-
nished private rooms. NN"
All cases requiring medical or surgical aid adj
mitted except the insane and those laboring
der contagious disorders Suitable accornmoda-
lions and experienced nurses provided for women
during confinement. r lEG
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PRINTERS WAREHOUSE. a9it
rTNHE LARGEST TYPE FOUNDRY lG
AND MORE EXTENSIVE ~.
PRINTERS FURNISHING WAREHOUSE
South of Philadelphia, is the establishment Of
sH H. L. PELoUZE CO., ~
..,.t RICHMOND, VA. +.

The Richmond Dispatch says: af bgG
"RIcHaoYD TYPE FoUNDRY.-The new dress in
which the Dispatch has appeared for some weeks
was furnished by Messrs. II. L. PRLouzR & Co.,
proprietors of the Richmond Type Foundry.
We have been. using their type for eight or ten
years, and have found them equal in durability
and style of finish to the best foundries in this
country and England. Their prices are uniform
with all the other foundries.' i.i.,,,r.t
The Richmond Whig says: aa.e, ~ ~
(. "THE RICHMOND TYPE FousDRY-Weh have been
guilty of an inadyertence in failing to mention
that the beautiful suit of type in which the Whig
now appears was manufactured for us at the
Richmond Type Foundry. This is the third out
fit we have obtained from that establishment
one before and two since the war-and we are
prepared to bear emphatic testimony to the fldel-
ity with which the proprietors (Messrs. H. l..
Pelouze & Coz execute their contracts, to the
beauty and durability of their work, and to the
fairness of their prices. frt Ii nrt3ad
The Richmond Enquirer says Ia re9qre
The handsome typographical appearance Of
this paper has been noticed and complimented by
the press all over the country We take pleasure in
stating that our outfit was procured from the
Richmond Type Foundry, Messrs. H. Il. Pel9pze
& Co., proprietors.f 3, ~ je 15T-deod &w6m