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TRIAL OF A PATENT CAB-BRAKE.-On
the $3.50 A. III. Washington train on the
Baltimore aud Ohio railroad yesterday the
Westinghouse patent brake for stopping a
train of cars while in full speed was tested,
and proved entirely successful. The train
consisted of engine and five cars, and was
easily stopped while running ut full speed
in twice Its own length within period Of
about thirty seconds. The brake IS opera
ted by the engineer, the principle being
that all the brakes on the train are moved
at the same moment, at once checking the
speed Of the train. The brakes Will pro-
badly be brought into general use by tbe
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company,
and will save considerable time to the
trains, and probably enable the company
TO dispense with the services Of one brake
man on each train.-Ba.ttnore Gazette.
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disastrous consequencesof un.es, .. AZ.
Democracy but we have DOT usu w." . v,.
ru,rns feels leas faith 10 the people tnan
No ever did, and heartily wishes France
cell out of her troubles, oyerned oy .
wise king. 100, a.,
! AZ present the parties Of Anarchy, Con-
seryatism, and Monarchy are waiting ior
the time Of trial of their strength. The m
term must be flied up with the cau-
tious and sagaeious administration OF M
TH1Ess. The question now is, how long snali
that continue Z, and the Corps Legis'ati' Is
celebrating upon it, no doubt, Win greaa'
anxiety. The parties will endeavor 20 pun
lust that limit upon itthat will give them tne
time they respectively consider snfhc'en q.
for preparation for the struggle which n,os'
come. The latest statement Is tna' ~ :. :,
probable TH1ERs's term will be limited "a, 70 -
Che session OF the present Assembly -, mo na1
| we think doubtful. The pa'ties' VI Va. 800,
| ;or;ty of them. will not be wlIinS ~ u '''
tho;r chances to such brief period.
Tn the meantime it is gratifying to all VINO
| wisb we'll to France, or even to humanity'
that man 80 wise, so patriotic, Is at the
head of the Government. p.
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Railroads in West Virginia.

We see that surveys are being made for 6
line Of railway In West Virginia, connect
ing Fairmont with Charleston, Kanawha
The route is considered feasible, and many
advantages to the State are expected from
it. The road Is to continue from Fair.
mont to Pittsburgh. The distance by this
route from Charleston to Pittsburgh is &c
miles. The route is said to be marked by
deposits of iron and coal. +Efl s.-Es
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IRoN.-Great Britain exported to this
country in the month of July 2S7, 169 tons
iof iron rails: 10000 more than her eX-
port to all other countries, including India
and her colonies. This fact has very much
|Iirritated the protectionists. The reduction
of the duty On iron from 50 to 81 per ton
is now considered great blunder. II
81 duty and freight and commissions
against the foreign manufacturer, is not
!enough protection for the domestic manu-
flcturer,. then he is Unsuitable short Of a
positively prohibitory duty.
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How the sketches Of WILLIE SHEPPARD
rise superior by contrast with the conceits
of some artists who are eulogzed as among
the greatest of the day In the northern
literary works! The last number of Eue,a
Saturday contains some capital pictures OF
life ut Long Branch by SHEPARD. Tame,
indeed, by comparison, are the works OF
others-very famous persons, too-which
appear. In the same number. He is rising in
fame, and steadily improving. He is one
of the most gifted men of his day in his
branch of art. ... ~
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ONE Senator BEETLE. Republican, OF New
Jersey, has withdrawn from the contest ZOE
Governor of the State, and the Tribune ex'
presses it's qualification at the fact, because
II alleges the Senator was tainted Win HE
relations to the corrupt dealings OF tne
Erie coalition" What sanctimonlous peo-
ple these Republicans are, indeed ! since
the establishment OF the Government never
was 1t known that Congressman anu
officials generally grew suddenly so rich as
they have under the Republican $50 caiieo)
administration and misrule Of the country
No. never. And yet they hold up tncT
hands in horror Of any inferior corruptlons
that have been so unfortunate as to be eX-
posed. STEPPED themselves in corruption
rolling in the wealth acquired through
Government subsidies, depicting the lobby,
or by piunging their arms to their elbows
into the public treasury-they are shocked
to behold poor peculator of ac"ntemptl-
BILE corporation, and in hypocritical tones
such as the Tribune's. cry out that bis
.sconspiracy against the rights OF property
"poisons whatever it TOUGHEST" Ugh
/" A little civet. good apothecary
Never was there a more patent truth
than that proclaimed in the United States
Senate some years since, that this Govern
ment of ours :" is the most corrupt on the
face of the EARTH" And yet we see tue
party leaders of the bnayish and corrupt
party in power ever assuming the airs OF
yirtuous surprise at the little vlllalnleS ana
corruptions which happen to be exposed.
They are like the fox in the fable, whose
nightly occupation was to rob the hen
roosts of the neighborhood. and who was
vet SO shocked to hear that the poor ass
had munched little grass upon the glebe
of the parsonage! What cunning rascals
they are az. .....
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STAPLHS:
Linens and Linen Sheetines;
Brown and Bleached Cottons; q.
Cotton Sheetings and Pillow Cottons
Damasks, Diapers, Towels, &c.
(At old prices, although advancing.)
Linen Bosom Shirts, Bosoms,
Books, Collars, Gloves,
Cassimeres, &C., for gents and boys.
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THEY TUMBLEl

DOWN THEY TUMBLEl
NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY.
Dress Goods, suitable for the season, at Is and
16sc., worth 2sc.;
Dress Goods at 23c., worth ssc;
Black Grenadines, with silk figures and stripes,
at 30 and 37sc., worth 40 and soc. per yard;
White and Colored Piques st rs, 30, and 3ac.;
Best Black ELK Grenadine at soc., worth 81;
White, Buff PINK, Lilac, and all other colors
japanese Silks, cheaper than ever; ~.
Best Llama Lace Shawls at cost;
Black and Colored Grenadlne Shawls at 80, worth
Is; -.....
All Cassimeres to be closed out very low;
White and Buff Silk Parasols, extra cheap;
Black SILK ParasoIs and Umbrellas at cost;
Prettiest and Best Kid Gloves at 81 and Sl.5o;
Table Linens, Napkins, Quilts, Towels;
Lace for curtains;
Sheetings, blesched and brown;
Cottons, Prints,
and lots of other goods, to be sold extr mtly
low, at VIM. THALHIMER & SONS,
au,7 No. COL Broad street, corner 9Th St
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MAsoNIC.-A dispatch from Jackson,
Miss, to the american says that many Mis-
sis.ippi knights Templar VIII visit .Balti-
more at the approaching Triennial Conyen-
ton. Extensive preparations continue to
be made by the Templars OF Baltimore for
the reception Of the yisitors.-BaH. Amer.
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~ BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE

~ BACHELORS HAIR DYE
This superb Hair, Dye is the best in the world
perfectly harmless, reliable, and instantaneous
no disappointment; no ridiculous tints or disa-
greeable odor. The genuine VIM. A. Bachelors
Hair Dye produces immediately splendid Black
or Natural Brown, leaves the hair clean, soft,
beautiful; does not contain particle Of lead or
any injurious compound. Sold by all Druggists,
Factory, IS BOND STREET, NJ Y. jyrl-eodly
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SPECIAL BARGAINS,

SPECIAL BARGAINS. IL
Two 10 three hundred DRESS PATTERNS, SUM
mer and Fall Poplins, Lawns, Black Alpacas, &C.,
upon their back counter, 10 be sold off at half
value, as their inventory season list Septsmberl
approaches. T. r. PRICE 4 CO.,
Jy9S IDOL Main street.
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~A LARGE STOCK OF az .s'a~
CARPETS, -
OIL CLOTHS, ...u,t.
MATING, - Il
RUGS, a. ...-. Is ...'. ...
BLANKETS, s..2"
TABLE CLOTHS.
NAPKINS, II. ...,.,. 81
!, sHEETINGS, ...-.r., ~. ... f..,
PILLOW. CASE COTTON AND LINEN,
TOWELS, ts-
NAPKINS AND DOYLlES,
A, extremely low prices. 5. sf..,- g. .... rsr
LEVY BROTHERS, ~
1918 aud 1915 Main strest.
. BLANKETS have advanced in price, so get q
COMFORTABLE for $3.50, which will take the
Mace of Blankets at Is. au rs
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A CADEMY OF THE VISITATION,
MONTE MARIA, RICHMOND, VA.

The patrons Of this institution are respectfully
reminded that the new scholastic year begins on
the FIRST MONDAY IN SEPraMBER. PaIents
and guardians who 9sh to secure for young ladies
solid and r. dnel education, with maternal super
vision over their health morals, and manners,
win have no reason TO re gret their choice Of the
healthy heights OF Richmond, In buildings en-
Target to admit additional applicants. the pupils
enjoy ample grounds, picturesque Views, aud
every facility unoer IN improved system, and an
efficient corps OF teachers for their contentnsnt
and progress. n. tti&s.rs.f = = - s-st.s- r. 40
For prospectus OF terms, apply 70 'superioIess
OF Academy, Grace street, between I'd and sd
streeis. ii.!F g .ss. auL tSep1s
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~ AUGUST, 1871.

MORE NEW AND sEASONABLE DRY
GOODS.
T. X. PRICE s. co. have just opened
Brown, Green, Blue, Buff, aud Pink Cambrics,
FOR dresses and trimming; . lisa.
New Lace and Linen Collars and Sleeves '.--
Ladies' Colorcd and Black Kid Gloves, very best
Black Gro Grain Silks, cheap;
Cotton and Lisle- Thread Rose and Half Hose;
Bulhiggan Hose and Half Hose, superior;
Corsets-every make and quality.
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d..
HAMILTON EASTER G SONS, ne g..
OF BALTIMORE, Md, -.-. ..
In order the better TO meet the wants or their re.
tail customers at q distance, have established
= ~. >; SAMPLE BUREAU. ..r
and win, upon application, promptly send by mali
full lines Of SAMPLES of the NEWEST AND
MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS, Of French,
English, and domestic man ufacture, guaranteeing
at all times TO sell low, not at less prices, than
any house In the country. -,
Buying our goods from the largest and most cele-
brated manufacturers in the different parts of Eu-
rope, and importing the same by steamers direct
to Baltimore our stock Is at all times promptly
supplied with the novelties Of the London and
Paris markets, ~ e.. ..t'
AS we buy and sell only for cash, and make no
bad debts, able and willing to sell our goods
at FROM TEN To .FiFTEEN PER CENT.
LESS PROFIT than If we gave credit. - /.
In sending for samples, specify the kind OF goods
desired. We keep the best grades Of every CLASS
Of goods, from the lowest to the most costly.
Orders unaccompSned by the cash Will be sent
@. y. d. y
PROMPT-PAYING Wholesale Blu 7 ER .
are invited TO inspect the stock In our 5ob5nS and
Package department. Address
- HAMILTON EASTER & SONS,
1877, 100. 2ol, and 203 " est Baltimore street,
de LTu&Fly Baltimore, Md.
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B Having determined to close business, Twill from
this date until the list OF october sell my large ana
attractive stock of DEFY GOODS out WITHOUT
REGARD TO COST FOR CASH EXCLUSIVE
LY. On the I'd Of OCTOBER the remainder OK
the stock will be closed ont at suction. -
City and country dealers win please examine
our stock before purchasing elsewhere, as we are
Offering great Inducements TO jobbers. ,;,..
! our stock Of DRESS GOrDS is full 8nd COM
plete, embracing all the novelties of the season.
Also, full line Of . --.,g. ..s -
CAssIMERES, SATINETs, ,.,,,.,<r
JEANS. FbANEELS,
BLANKETS,
TABLE DAMASK, 80 ,s
NAPKINS, TOWELS, s.. .E
HOSIERY, GLOVES, ~ -i'@-.' +"
HANDKERCH1EFS, r..... ....- 40
g.. COLLARS, CUFFS, 1851
LACEs .. g.. q .s.-.. '.s. ....-
EMBROIDERIEs, -r" . ,,a'
NOTIONS, &C., &C. r-.t -.asr.s. '
j. n. WOODFIN,
1ll7 Main street,
an2s Opposite Dispatch Office.
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HIVIL AND MECHANICAL ENGI-
s.itute, Troy, n. Y. A higher and more practical
Course of Instruction Will he given here than has
ever been attempted elsewhere in Tits country.
Reorens Sept. ID b. For The hnnusl Register, con-
tanning i'm proved Course OF stndy, and fall par
ttculars. apply to PROF. CHAkL ES DROW NE.
Director. au adm
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THE VISITORS GUIDE TO RICHMOND
AND VICINITY,
Embracing sketch Of the city notices Of all the
principal places of interest and historic note g
directory OF the churches, charitable Institutions
and secret benevolent orders, and much other
Value BILE infor nation to the citizen or tourist.
The work is embellished with an engraved title
page, an accurate map, and fine views ofthe Cap
itol, Washington Monument Libby Prison, and
st, Johns Church.
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xrvrrr = NJ III. RI tEP.si,-trse
IA CHEAP DRY GOODS =
..5-'.~. s"f &" GO TO 80
f4~s Julius SYCLES'S,
AR p,o.n crprrr betupan 1th and 9Th

He has received large lot of FLhNNELS. OF
ali shades and colors in which he f-rs great In
lducements. AS every one wishes such goods at
this time of The year, they would therefore do well
to give him q call. s.,....s aG.aTad I'D, ~.
. He offers to the public great inducements In the
way of CASSIMERES, which he Will sell for 2sc.
and soc per yard less than they can be bought this
season. and which are only suitable for Ial anu
winter, f-......
/ He will open this day so dozen Gents Merino
Sh rts and drawers, which he offers atlast years
He also fFsrs ful, line of Fall Dress Goods very
cheap such as Black silks, irish PoPlins: Bonn;
ibaznes, Alpacas, Herinos, IMPRESS Cloln5, ala
tics-a 1ull assortment. !E ~
thirty five pairs OF Blankets on hand, which he
offers at last years prices. .,:... .
remember, goods nave advanced. ~
= 80 0.-.- JULIUS SYCLES,
ais Broad stree, betwet n 4th and 5~h SIS.
Statesmen: j. J. Turner, John n. Gary, W.
D. PoNers, and A. o. Bevcr.
: Store closed ON Saturdays. an 70 ,
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,NE OF THE MOST sALEABLE BOOKS OF
THE SEASON.
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RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER r. r. COL
RICHMOND, Aug. 20, 1911. !

NE IN CONSEQUENCE OF H E
WITDRA WAL OF THE CONNECTION
STEAMERS, no freights or passengers for Balti-
more Will be received for the present. Due notice
will he given OF the resumption of he through bu-
siness, which is expected in few days.
2a-1w VIM. N. BRAGG, Sup't.
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DRz GOODS.

TRAND CL osIEG-oUT SALE.
E..a,s. wishing TO- purchase DRESS s0oDS for
A"N0 nresent WoaR can my thent o. us 1or Esss
one.half OF their vstnea SO
wn MENTION oNLYsA FEW ARTICLES.
p,ouea. Popitps Lipen susting go9ns, f Tsns.
i.swna at Iac, solid Grenadines hIscA 'fehA''e''
striped Grensdiness Si1k Grenadines.
spECIALr BARGAIN a,,.-, go.
One Thousand yards Yics-rta LAWS ssc ~ r"rt
worth 25c: 1000 YARDS swiss Mdei i SsnIsnditil.
co,srs Io.4 aarseies Quilta only sEso, wo ~
"a ia sarse1fies Quilts only s?.so, worm 70
Black Crepe Collars, aoc.; Black r n,passxT sSie
lloshs by yards; nnrsienp Sess SHE real
sneiion bsrR in; 20 dog. LADIES' WINE noSe ~
Ne apec,al attention Ito, our Mtsses,, La.
,,sss and CENTS Kid Gloves at 75c., 81, TO- ano
A. "a CAMPS Ifsie-T hre1d Uudersnfrts at nuc1
IT,. haye made large additions TO our STOCK Q,
r,aces and Fmbroidsfies, and, Trimmings OF au
kinds. r.-..,s.nos rYa,,p orch,afs
At zoe Linen Handke chiefs In the piece at !5c.
ner dozen Gents Linen Cambria Handsercn
st ali prices Gents Dress Shirts from Sl.i6 70
ma Ladies' Lace and Linen Collars-latest style
Linen and Lace Sets; Mourning Gets; Linen
o sasa Io9 Trunks only IS so worth go -
au "a oIit 80 zfats DUCKWAbL q ROOsS..
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Price, FIFTY CENTS Liberal discounts 10 the
trade. ..." ~-".
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au 3-eodtOcI

WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY,
w MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
BALTiMJR IRE, MD.
The next regular session will commence on the
FIEST MONDAY II OGTtIhER, 1871 Preitni-
nary lectures will begin the 18th OF Sep,emher. :.
The course OF instruction Is emtneL ty pract!cal
and complete consisting Of 6ldactic lectures, clin-
zeal lectures, and special instruction In the disg
nosis and treatment Of dise4se at tile bedside.
Etery variety OF disease may be seen In the hos
pitai " ards and free dispensary connected with
The college.
FIRES: For full course, $40 matricblation. Us /;
dissection, $40: graduation. SO. Students from
the late saveholcing states, whose means are linn.
tied will be received upon the beneficiary plan OF
the school. ..'
The annual circular and catalogue. containing
full particulars will be sent on application to
CHAS. w. CHANCELLOR NJ. D.,
ty28 eodlm Dean of the Faculty.
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AM USEM ENTS.
GRAND, HOP AT "a
tn 9 HUGUENoT SPRINGS. "A

The broprietors Of this favorite summer resor.
VII give G "a HOP on FRIDAY EVEN.
made to make the entertainment pie and cue
cessful. - = 80 at.@..
The Welker light Guard Captain l.. l.. Bass
have accepted an Invitation, and vii! be present
In Uniform.
An EXCURSION TRAIN will leave the city at
+. NJ. but those who prefer TO start earlier c,n
leave on the mail train II $40. au "a q
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE, No. / young COW, EI
Il with q calf two weeks old. She MAs2S
raised in Hanover county, and Is now giving "'~
three to four gallons OF milk per day., NV ,,d
Also, for sale, as cords Of seasoned oAh A1'
j. G. LUnPKIS, n. D.,
au24-st - Mschanicsyilie, Hanover &C.
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VIRGINIA HOTEL, AT STAUE-n
' TON, Va, FOB Rent OS LFASE.-ka
TIE lease Of Messrs. Frazer & Sale expires on The
lst day OF October ncS'. The house u buiit OF
brick contains II rooms, and has all the M dern
im provemeuts, and as good a custom as say inlaod
hofel In Virginia. .
For terms, spply TO L. WAGNER CO., Rich.
mond, or T. SCHEFFEE, Woodstock, Va.
Jyy
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ROCKS, STATIONERY, &c.

>~~~~~~~>~-~~~~~~~~--~
NJ y w r + A ID 7 J
IN tf#,.s
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TOR REMIT offer for rent or lease a..
my RESID ENCE on the Grove road. half HI
a mile beyond the city limits. House contains SIX
large and four small rooms, besides kitchen build
ing with four rooms. The garden Is wel-etocked
with strawberries. crap e, pears, and peaches.
twenty acres OF ground attached to the premises.
Possession given Immediately II required. For
further particulars apply on premises, orto
MAJOR CHAS. HOWARD,
au2s-st ..r..- I42l Mrtn street.
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FOX SALE AND RENT.

TOR RENT, THAT MOST DESlR. a
a ABLE STDEE mo. l0ol). ut the south. H:t
east corner OF Main and Tenth streets. occuped 6y
VIM. fra Smith, Esq, as a clio btrg esta pIiahmen
for which 1t has been used for the lst five years
the store; l. e. 23 by us fee;, with access By an
alley 20 feet wide.
This is regarded as one Of the best business
stands In the city. The completion OF the free
bridge across James River to the corner ofSth and
Gary Streets &C., will render ii still more central
Possession at once. Apply 70
j. T.. APPEaSOS.
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A FTON HOUSE.-Parties leaving the
N Virginia Syringe and not Wishing to isturn
70 ,he Giles 50 soon, viii ind This very conve-
nisnt snd pleasant place, bitaatsd Immediately at
road With fine freessone and CHI slsbeate water.
bosrd per mouth, $40; per week 4I7: pcI day,
halt price. "
gu s4-m s.H.a GooDLoE 8 CO.
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I .OCUsT GROVE, near Greenwood do
~ pot Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad, offers
AfLEASAhT.a HOME 7TU FAMILIES
TEo Ssa to exchange tie heat OF the city for
PUEN MOUNTAIN AlR.
Board per month, for swo Hcsths or longer, 9ae.
ny s.,.t, essf K.sYAkCRY, IH..
myss-eodsm = Green wsod dspot, Va.
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EaHEB, $50 Bssts
ss,u,, ,.a ,s,, JOHN mAass sasMa g. ye snd
and 10 months, me o only es ss!,sn g Va
Alice b. Archer, OF Amelia cosns. -.s.-..zzyse
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WANTED, 100 WOMEN to 60 to New
w York for general house VOL K, anu seses md
,b,s civ Also, HANDS for the chesapeake ano
oil'o f"ii 0A"' ]. p. JU5TIS, Labor Agent.
oo No. Q 18th street. :
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WANTED, a 5000 G sos Without @G ise
cumbrance. White preferred. Apply at No. HOS
isy RI au ~o-AU
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WANTED, TO EMPLOY AN EApEr
w RIENCEO FARMER. one who Is wllliog
TO WORK az well as superinteDd. references f''
CURED Apply at No. Ills Main street.
q eOdSI*