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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-09
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Last summer the author Of the fol-
lowing letter. Mr.. j. a. Donaldsolh
0fSt. Joseph, Michigan made tour
of Oregon, lie came to this State at
the solicitation Of Senator Corbctt, aud
was strongly impressed with IL pres
ent advantages and future possibilities.
Tt will be seen that he Il writing a Sc
rics Of articles on our State:
ST. JosErH, Mich. Jan. ], 1872.
WV. DAVIDSON, ESQ. DEAR SIR !.
Herewith please find copies. Of the
Country Gentleman, co,ltaining9ny cor
respondence concerning your State.
Iam also writing articles for Til
toms Journal Of Horticulture, which
will give you the details Of my obser-
vatiOns on the fruits Of Oregon, and
will send the numbers toyou as issued.
Being a monthly 1t will require some
time to publish all my letters on the
subject. Knowing the adaptation ofthe
climate and soil Of your State to tbe
production Of all kinds of fruits, 1 feel
duty to call the attention Of those
desiring to engagc IN that business, as
well as Others, to its superior adyaii-
tagcs. AT no very future day it will
become an important branch OF indus
! try and a source Of great wealth to in
tlivlduals and the State.
Thanking You kindly for attentions
received, | am, yours very respectful-
". y. A DONALDSON.
The above letter, with copies Of the
Country GeaiieMoa containing the ar
ticles alluded to, have been placed In
Our hands by Mr.. Davidson. We
make an extract or two from the ar
ticles:
Portland. IL quite q small city claim
Ing only 10000 inhabitants, but 1t has
more of those features that distinguish
a city from village than are gener-
ally met with In towns of Its size. 1t
has wholesale houses that would be no
discrclit to cities with ten times its
population.
10 one who has spent a score Of
years In contending with bugs, it Is
ktAtu tIS StSut W ScC pluth tiCCo ui
dOoryartis, without care, loaded with
choice fruit, perfectly free from the
Cnrcsllian trade mark. The planter OF
fruit trees here does not need to In
qnirc as to the prodnctiveness Of nri-
eties, for oil kinds bear well enough
in fact, pfoductiveness Is about the
worst evil the fruit growers have to
contend with. Trees bear SO young
and so heavily that they are Injured
very materially. We saw a Fall Pip
pin tree, a variety that has the repu-
tatiOn Of being a shy bearer-l0 years
planted, overloaded with fruit. Pear
trees too. bearyoung and abundantly.
II Is evident that the man who wrote,
''IIe who plants pears, plants for his
heirs, did not live in Oregon.
MIR. Donaldson was much impressed
with Oregon's advantages as fruit
growing country. lie Is himself All
Intelligent fruit grower Of large cx-
perience, and bis articles on Oregon's |
capacities In this direction, to be pub
lislicd in TtltoA's Journal Of Horficul-
t,as, win be worth a great deal to our !
State. OsegoRfdR, FebH@y |, 1872.
f HF
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:. Al WONDERFUL SHOT. old Uncle
Zeph was q great hand for telling big
varhs, and though people didn't like
70 say thathe actually lied, they were
pretty sure that be stretched the truth
,all Il would bear.
ssOne day while out bunting with
nv douhle-barreled rife. 4 said Uncle
Zeph, III saw two large hawks sailing
llear together. straight over my head.
tried to get them In range, SO that |
might take both. Failing in this, /
fired and killed one, and at once drew
4 beaA On the other ;but 1t was need
less. s0f the ball that went through
the first bird struck the other In the
back, in falling, and brought him
down =,
aUncIe Zeph. isn't that o little too
though l',said Silas.
swell, Y said Uncle Zeph, sOberly,
that wasn't 30 very strange; but It
was q little queer that while i stood
there with uly rife pointed up, the
llall slsoultl pass through the bird and
drop back into the empty baTelp'
slgsless you're right, Uncle Zeph, I
enid Hllas: ssinst if any one else had
told tie story, | should have doubted
Il.
.sWly. bless you my beyr return
ed UncIe zepil, earnestly tits imp0s-
sIbIe for me to tell , lie. / never told
4 he in nv lie, and I can prove lt BY
the little katciet have up az the
house."
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A Doc ST0RY.-The Rev. ii. w.
Beecher tells tile following story, and
it must, therefore, be true, though we
do not vouch for it: A narrow log
lay as q bridge over a rayine. From
the opposite ends Of the log, at the
same moment, there started to cross a
big Newfoundland and a little Italian
greyhound. Of course they met In the
middle /; Of course there was no room
for them to pass each other; neither
could they 60 back. The height was
dangerous one for the greyhound, and
to the water at the bottom he was ex-
treinely ayerse. The Newfoundland
could have taken the leap Id safety,
but evidently did not want to. There
was a fix. The little dog sat down on
his hanncils, stuck his nose up In the
air, and howled. The Newfoundland
stood intent, his face solemn with In
ward workings. Presently lie gave
nudge with bis nose to the hOwling
greyllound-as If to say, ssBe still.
youngster, and listen" Iaseh there
was silence and seeming cOnfabulation
for second or two. Immediately the
big dog spread his legs wideyapart like
Q colossus besfridiqg the Jog on its Gxs.
treme outer edges, and balahcing him.
self carefully TIE little dog sprang
through the opening like fash. When
thew TJasplanf1 flaa nftvt0ztfa &AaAtoa tho
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., ~
Z grosesluc simiie s some'hles Y, very
gApIcSS,vei ~, we il'e,n.loii ,., .,osc y, =,
n'liel l! e9SleT, Mno nnelleu IE, .i'c WI"
.ts Mo"I' ~ NH nna"s ,, NaNa'es .a. ,l.''.,. ~.
MI,.nis' " = suiai, is.hliIvIi 5.,.eA 1T, "
llsntn.hS VI y sliiot WHO liAelleu y, y
gg,,sie.,I',, IN. ...,. wsc ii..c was oosele'
VIII Wiilshcrs up 70 nls very eycS " =
~ peePMg out oI \ Dullcn I y U'kMm !
u . Wss.erii lepoL,er Wn y, ~. =
Meatnei item On Y cou .ay, saN ilMt
lhe suh I'iys III .Iie ei,ofts ~ tn@M
.Ie icc wa " intile y y tiie gun Ie,leA ,
ora palnteu yeiiSw uog Of y conu.'s-
IoI WHO " y uisc',ssioii a 70 speeu'
saiu tl,e last tiihe ne rail ms engine
iioil syi~c,'se tile UticSraph poles On
tne slue looked IKE nlle-tootn como.
"A BRIDAL DiSNER.--A dinner par
y gwen Dy wealthy cltizell OF New
forK 70 a Drlue anu iler Drldemaids Is
tnus descrlDed; Inc taDle seated SIX
teen, servett on eacn slde, Win tne la-
dy ana gentleman Of the house. at mead
and foot. The taoleCioth was rich,
hcayy White SIX, win fringe hali Q
yard deep, and was elegantly embOs-
ed. Along the edges of the table ull.
DER tile plates q the Suets, We're spread
Lengths Of the finest and coslllest linen
daniask, the width OF a napkin. There
were no meats nor vegetables on the
nFnHmnnT0I
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t-~itis very common fiTs Belflocs NJ
assest that Grant Il using the bnEonet
to pelpetrate bis power; that his hlll
10 pnlish Ka' klux was Aii OutfgC;
ana that there never hAVe been any
Kn Klux organizations. Reyerdy
johnson, one Of tile ableska I1Gilbefais
III the country. was employed to de-
fend the Ku Klax, and In bis closing
speech made the following reInaTks:.
.'Neitler my distinguished friend lMr,
StandbeTy) nor myself are here to de-
fend, or justify, Or palliate any out
RACES that may have been perpctiated
In your State by associations of ,kut
KluS. have listened with horror to
some ofthe testimony which has been
brought before yOu. The OttIages
proved have been shocking to llunian-
ity they admit neither Of Justification
nor excuse they violate every obliga-
tion which law and nature imposes
upon men. These men appear to
have been alike insensible to obllga-
tions OF humanity and religion. The
day will come, howeyerr-rif 1t has not
already arriyed-wlen they will Ia
ment it. Even If justice should not
overtake them there il another tribli-
nal from which there isno escape. 1t
Is their own conscience that tribunal
which sits In the breast of every liy-
t.,s. ,,,a,, fI,nt eftiI ouanll x,at..a fl,ok
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-09

Some years ago, when California
was sending to the East. specimens Of
onions which were afNt broad, and
sqIiaslles weighing one-Eourth Of a ton,
the American Museum had an ostrich
that died. Mr.. Barnum had 1t nicely
picked and dressed, and sent 1t to 3
Washington market man, who lIslng
Il on his stall, labeled, F'California tnr-
key, weight 40 pounds,'' II was
some time thereafteF before any spe-
cial mention was made Og the great
size and weight Of California vegeta-
bles. F.sssS
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-09

NJ Mrs. Sarah j. Hale Is stIll, Ia her
S4th year, ct work on the Lasg's B0ok,
with which she has been associated
during half Of her lie.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-09

A lady In Quebec was 90 afflicted by
the sudden death Of her husband that
she wept herself blind In two weeks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-11
lyHEAp fARMsl FREE HONEST
On the line ofthc
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
land gran, Of 900 acres Of the best farming and

n,incral lands In America. -. ,,.,.. W.,
the garden The West, now for sale. - -, 80.
T,cse lands nre in The central portion OF the United
States the ioryrs degree OF north latitude the cen.
trai ,r the urcat temperatc zone 81 thc American
and Tor grain growing and stock raising
passed nv any In the United states
pas1 ~ nj, I'M PEICE more favorable terms given and
more convenient than can 10 found slsewhere
''o EpEE IiONESTEADS To ACTUAL SETTLERS.
The -. Al lac tions for colonies Soldiers entitled
OF 10 acres Free paes to purchasers o land
punished in English, 1crnan Swedish and Danish,
Commissiener. u r. 4. r. COMPANY Omaha Nsb
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, sc.

L,RANKFIELD 4 co, JEWELLERS, D9 SIXTH AVE-
r. nuc, corner Fourteenth street and sz'Eighth avenue
corner Twenty sixth street, Watches Diamonds, Cuckoc
and French Clocks sterling Silver and finest Sver'pacd
Ware, One selections at very low prtcoe
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WANTED-BY AN ENGILsHMAN, JUST ARRIVED
w from England situation butlcr good reference.
Address w II, ELLIS, Eastern Hotel near Castle Gar.
Zen, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-11

no FLORISTS.-wANTED, A SITUATION IN A FLOR
lists establishment as bouquet maker, &C, In any of
he various watering places for the summers six years
experience. Address j. DAVIDSON, 5l3 Classon av.,
BROOKLYN. LII
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VNANTED-A SITUATION AS VALET OR WAITER
w with hrst class family going 10 Saratoga; can give
eood satisfaction Call for two days r. NJ LOT Mac.
eOugaist At.
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vTANTED-A SITUATION, BY FIRST CLASS
w waiter: city country highly recommended by
present employer. Cal at or address EMPIRE MARKET
10 9th av.
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GrTUATIoN WANTED-BY SINGLE MAN, TO
ENGLISH and SPANISH and is well acoeinied with ali ths
principal cities Of Europe would prefer going to South
?. L., Herald Uptown Branch Office, ,2G5 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-11

TOACIiMAN'S SITUATION WANTED-BY SIN
~ gle man under tGnts his business rerfcty IN all Its
branches; has over twelve years reference from las.
place. Address COACHMAN box 10 Herald Uptown
Branch Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-11

A YOUNG NAN, JUST FROM THE CoUE TRY WISHES
"A situation as good gardener; will be found willing
work; no objection to take care of horse COW;
bring good reference il required Address GARDENER
bOx al Hera doffjc
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N EEGLIsHNAN FROM LONDON WISHES
IA situation as coachnan TO take of horses; Ia
good drivers also thoroughly understands the treatment
Of horses good city references; objections 70 the
country Address II. T., Herald Uptown Branch Office
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yUANTED-A SITUATION AS PORTER OR TO DRIVE
w truck 10y steady, sober, married 10
1sars reference from last employer Address J. L. D.,
box 204 Herald office.
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LNIRST CLASS GARDENER AND FARyER FROM
IL Switzerland, seven years In this country, married
no children, wants situation on gonteman's place
aud vegetables afraid of work best references nom
fairs and last place Address LOUIS Bridgemans secd
store. SIC I,roadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-11

HOACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED--BY A MAR.
~ red man. thoroughly understands his busne a best
city references Call on, or address r. s. $50 Broadway
corner OF JSth vt.
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CITUATfON WANTED--BY A RESPECTABLE COL
- ored as head walter in boarding house hotcl
pity or country: good carver; references Address 3B
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A COACHMANS SITUATION WANTED-BY FIRST
IA class man, who thoroughly understands his bu
no objection TO the country Call address i" NJ As
West y0h
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boy WANTED-FOR OFFICE WORK; MUST DE
- strong and reliable, with best references, about is
years old; American or German Apply to A. A. MARKS
57j Broadway.
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NY LADY OR GENTLEMAN WISHING TO HIRE A
IA first class coachman will please call address
NJ K at Brewser Co.'s carriage warerooms, corner 9Th
and 18th 1T.
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A COACHMANS SITUATION wANTFD-BY A SIN.
n gle man thoroughly understands his business leaves
on account Of hs family going TO Europe Call at ad
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WANTED-TW0 INTELLIGENT YOUNG MEN TO
w sell popular religious and historical works ApDly
to HENRY MARTIN, Publisher IA Park place
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GITUATIoN WANTED--AS LIGHT PORTER BY A
- young man. % years of Furnish best city
exences. Address icr four days FTZ box 22i Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-11

vtTANTED--A YOUNG MAN TO ASSIST IN KEEPING
w books and to make himself generally useful must be
quick and correct at figures and good Plain penman
Address, In applicants writing, stating age, refer
and salary expected, box i723 Post Office, "
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COACHMEN AND GARDENERS.

WANTED-AN ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER. APPL,
w to FRASER ( LEE, 20 Beekman ct.
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A SITUATION wASTED-BY A YOUNG SCOTCH
n man, q coaclInGn and gardener; can milk and IS
willing TO make himself useful. Address j. s., box ls5
Herald office.
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EOACHMAN AND GROOM'S SITUATION WANTED
~ BY man who thoroughly under stands his business;
years experience best city references Address for
two days J. b., box 20i Herald office
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yVAETED-A SALESMAN AND COLLECTOR IN AN
w old established ale and porter brewery; who
has had experience and can come well recommended
none others need apply. Address SALESMAN, Herald
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WANrED-A SITUATION AS GENTLEMAN's sERv.
W ant or valet, BY young Englishman highest re-
eIsnces from las, situation. Address UPTON, Herald
pkdco.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-11

A PROTESTANT YOUNG MAN WANTS A COACH
n mans situation; Is hrstcass groom Understand
gardening; willing and oblgng good reference. Addre s
for two days A. s.. Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-11

A SITUATION wANTED-BY A SINGLE MAN AS
N coacnan aud groom do gardening II required
willing and olieng good reference. Address 7. A. H.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-11

WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN, AS
w FIRST class waiter in private family; leaves on
bount Of the family going TO travel has the best city ref
Hence and be seen at his present place, 255 9th
Call for two days
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A GENTLEMAN GOING TO EUROPE WANTS
n situation for his cnachman; can give him the beat
city reference married man. Cali on address NJ. NJ
No. q West S0th 81.
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WANTED-TWO OR THREE RESPECTABLE LADS
w English prcerrcd) 10 work in q saloon and wait on
! William St - "
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EMPLOYMENT FOR AN ENERGETIC MAN, IN A
IA. light, lucrative business good position to the right
party. No. Warren St, Office g. up stairs
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yNANTED-A TRAVELLING SALESMAN TO SELL
w Martindale's Liverpool Backing ana Stove Polish.
To one having city trade a liberal salary.
JOHN MOORE SONS, 1855 Canal st.
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YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS BUTLER
~ I'm gentlcman's family; understands his business
PERFECTLY; only few days in this contiy has the
leiercnces IRON the highest of families in Ireland
pr country. Address y. MADDEN, Bergen Point Hudson
bounty, n. j.
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A FIRST CLASS COACEMAN WANTS A SITUA.
~ ionundcrstands his business ihoronl hly best ref
erence Address Tor two days W. H. box 20O Herald Up
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DARTNER WANTED-WITH $1,000 TO START ONE
i of the best paying theatrical entertainments In the
country by lady STAR Just arrived from the West
fortune in Twelve months Address H. L. OF Dr. Dix
str York
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A BOY WANTED-ABOUT I6 YEARS or AGE, TC
"A run errands do collecting and make himself useful
must reside with his parents and give security in 2)
Address, In handwriting H. box LOG Herald office
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A RESPECTABLE CoLoRED MAN WANTS A srTU.
"A alton as coechman; no objection to so IN the coun
try; can come well recomn,c nded from his last en-
ploycrs. Apply ut 5S Yves: th ST., between 9th and eth
avs j. PELL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-11

WANTED--A YOUNG MAN, NOT UNDER Is YEARS
w old, to make collections and do office work; must
live with bis parents; wages So per week Address
JONES, Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-11

NENTLEMAN'S sERvANr--A SCOTCHMAN AGE "a
II Just arrived wants situation house servant or
valet in gcnlcnnns family; eight years experiences
My reference. Address A., Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-11

A SWISS FARMER AND GARDENER (MARRiED)
n wants q situation TO take charge Of a gcn.cman's
place. Is years good reference. Address Z. f. Herald
office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-11

A FIRST CLASS COACHMAN WANTS A SITUATION;
"A understands his business thoroughly best reference
town country. Cali address for three day
CUACHMAN, Tailman's stables, 3Sth ST. and Broadway.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY YOUNG MAN pro
tes,ano, lately arrived, as clerk or porter in a
gentlemen OF the city 10 be referred Address
week w. NJ, 81 Cong ess st, South brooklyn.
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DARTNER WANTED-W1TH 81, 900 TO S. Ot0 IN AN
established good paying and rapidly increasing man
ufacuring business, well located with abundance Of
to meet the demand which s well assured and perms-
furnished Address b. s., box ls5 Williamsburg Post
otlc
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AN AMERICAN YOUNG MAN WOULD LIKE TO
q travel With gentleman as companion; would 20 In
De country il accustomed ~ driving &C.; wages
ect Address b.. box 100 Herald Branch office, 1856
Broadway.
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WANTLD-A Young NAN THAT CAN SPEAK GER
lisament. Apply nj 446 sth
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THE TRADES,

Sn0 AGENTS wANTED-lN CITY AND COUNTRY.
OUO 20 sell attractive article, indispensable I'm
every family 4. BLACKMAN, B Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-11

WANTED-A SITUATION BY YOUNG MAN ~
W years Of age, lately landed, groom and fooman
or groom Can be seen at III West 18th St, at private
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A SITUATION WANTED-BY s!yuLE MAN Az
n first class coachnaa c. city sercnccs as TO hon.
eaty sohriety and capaby. Call at or address No j
West 18th 1T private stable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-11

FOREMAN WANTS SITUATION OVER A STABLE
II of horses is first class forc doctor Address W.
oAITH Veterinary Surgeon, S2i South 9Th Jersey Cy.
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vNANTED-A YOUNG MAN TO KEEP BOOKS AND
w collect for moulding mill in jersey City must be
good penman and correct at figures; salary $500 per
anEum. Address II. ). p, 81 West 10th ST.
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A GENTS WANTED--T0 SELL PAPER AND TWINE
"A on commission. Address, with reference, AGENT
Herald Office
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A GENTEEL, RELIABLE AMERICAN BOY WANTED
IA In au Office down town, must write a good hand
wages at first s. Address PUBLISHER box 1852 Post
office.
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WANTED-A SITUATION BY A YOUNG MAN AZ
w coachman aud groom. or ogo to the country aud
work on gcneman's place. willing TO make himself
generally useful; good city country reference Cali
for two days at stable No, 2West 22d St
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WANTED-A GOOD SALESMAN; ONE WHO IS
w well acquainted with the grocery trade of New York
and Vicinity Inquire at ls2 Chambers ST., second foor
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IL for the Complete Terbais" win give such terms
and furnish such advertising facilities that need
make less than 500 per month and al expenses mat
ter whether he canvassed before not premium of
dress given TO lady canyassois Ca 81 OF address
GEORGE r. ARTHUR, 50 Liberty ST., for full particulars
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CoACHMANS SITUATION wANTED-BY A
single man; tory references given. Address
. c.. hOx 23l Herald Office.
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A YOUNG MAN GERMAN WISHES A sITuA.
a ton as bartender. Call address II. ID. MEYER,
kRTc Of hr. Nerlieh l25 Blocker At
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EOACIMAN AND GROOM'S SITUATION WANTED
~ by temperate, reliable single young man knows
his business thorculhy objection 70 small vegetable
garden undoubtei city reference Address b. box l0s
Herald Office.
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4 NO. l ADVERTISEMENT CANVASsER.-FOR
IA extra Inducements special list of choice papers
having great success and in season. apply
4P. NJ, at POS Broadway.
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4 SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN AS
a indoor servant and will mako himself generally use
el; SIX years RECOMMENDATION from last situation in
England English, aged ~ Address L. GROVES care OF
NJ. Ready, IL Greenwich 81.