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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-12-19

Ifyou want ready-made clothing for
the season call ..on Widman, Piersnn
House.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-12-19

:" Q q d..
have agreed to bring US
wood on subscription, are requested to
fetch it while the Roads and weather are
good. The sooner the better.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-12-19
Ayers Ague Cure,

FOR Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fe-
Dumb Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fe-
ve-, &C., and indeed all the affections
which arise from malarious, marsh, or
miasmatso poisons.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-12-19

No one remedy is louder
called for by the necessities
of the American people than
q sure and safe cure for
Fever and Aguc. Such
we 1r-a r.0xU enabled 70 ofTer
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-12-19

Custom work done in the most ap-
pproved manner, at
WIDMAN'S.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-12-19
Ayers CaGhartic Pills,

For the relief
md cure Of all
arrangements in
the stomach, liv-
er, and bowels.
They are n mild
aperieEt, and an
excellent purga-
tive Beingpure-
ly vegetable, they
contain no mer-
curry or mincral
xxfaafnrar Mneh
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-12-19

wYANDOT COUNTY
Is to give in stock, $50, 900
Is to give from Crane Tp, $4,000
" &" Pitt " $4,000
&" " Crawford " $4,000
To guarantee the Right of Way
through Pitt and Crawford. and
that the rest shall not cost the
company to exceed $40 per acre.
He then read the following, as the
unanimous deliberation Of the com
mittee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-17

BHuwFI;s PRoTrSTIHG AGAINST REVENUE
KEGuLATIONS.--Ihc brewers Of Maryland.
Pennsylvania. New York. New Jersey. and
even the National Brewers Association, are
protesting to The Internal Revenue Bureau
against som" of The regulations under the
new law. they declare tir't the objections
IL BE use oi' anE metal stamp ctGc"l"r to lie
attached 10 h"rrriS are numerous ana
wci~hty. rcntlciiu" them ms'UtGhjc for tie
purpose Intended, unnccc$%0jy for tee pro-
t cton Of lhC United States Government.
disastrous 10 the Interests Of I'll" brewer. and
calculated 10 Increase the i0r oil mrlt liquor
h,y1Gti that specified lv the !aW. THEY also
contend that the "il!-ing ot tie entire stock
al brewers casks i in,prayticabfc ;i:'d UNI
necessary. ana productive Of much cyi', and
cali attention 10 the regulations lorrvmoyin@
tcrtncntcd liquor from brewery 10 ware
house, and oil behalf OF such brewers - have
occasion 10 use this privilege ak ti!at the
regulations may s'2 So modified tia! the c;ll-
c.iI;n@ by stamping OF inprinting on the per
nit stamp The name Of the brewer r"ul"N-
Ing his liquor in this way; and the daic .!
<,!ch removal shall be sufficient 10 answer
All requisite" purposes, instead OF obi"in@
the brewer TO write luis name, &C., IL 1t pre-
sent
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fhc Piedmont Agricultural, r,sr.

correspondence of the Richmond nsspatcht
49, CrLrErER, October Is. 1872.
Inc fair OF the Piedmont Agricultural
Society higgins to-day Under most Favorable
auspices, and We arc anticipating great sue.
cess. inc nnmnr OF entries has already
reached respectable figure, and articles are
continuing {" pour in from all quarters. In
farm products there are fine specimens at
wheat. corn. ana oats, from several counties.
blowing that this rich cniiutr, is capable Of
Welding in Kind aud quality with the best.
The garden products also show that gardcu-
ing here /, hy no means in its infancy. Big
pumpkins. cahhageS. bccts, turnips. &C., are
in great prctii>ion. and the committee in
This department will have some difficulty in
awarding Il premium where SO many spcci-
mems excel.
There is Il fine show Of fruit. especially ap-
pies. noi)nS 4 Brothers of albrmarlr: IT,
Il. Rohcy. Of Fredericksburg. and John
RorSt, are among the principal exhibitors
here. The ivy" first mentioned have also
line trees on exhibition. In the flower de-
rartmCnt there is but Il small show. rs we
have had several severe troStS.
In domestic products there is an endless
variety. exhibiting the uncca>ing industry OF
our women. and making 4 tempting display
in tl!c exhibition hail. To cnilmrrat@ the
entries il this department and Ia that 81
household manufactures would consume too
much SPACE, and il can only Ii said here
that the exhibition in each i rarely cXccll2d.
or even equallrd, upon such occasions. In
home manufacture il is seen at glance that
our people have discovered the great need OF
this country. Furniture Of various kinds.
chairs. l,room<. baskets. boots. shoes. &c.
are exhibited Of superior make and finish.
In scwin~-mHchiuc> we have the Wheeler
& Wilson. the nrw Wheeler 4 Wilson, the
Domestic, and The trrover 6 Baker. EIrinc-
h3mN and >tictl, 10th Of ai'norc, cutter
their respective pianos. In machinery aud
agricultural implements il is a matter Of re.
@rct that :" few Richmond holScS are repre-
,,n:cd. Starkr and Watt each have plourhs,
and they complete The Richmond list o. cX-
hihitur>. charlottesville and St3unton each
have Il large number and great variety CT
indictments. There has been 0S yet II"
mIhEc exhibition Of stock upon the grounds,
aud i i Therefore impo>>ihl" to speak oi the
merits of the lar2c quantity that has been
entered bat Judging from the names Of the
wcl-knoWn exhibitors il i fair 10 presume
that il includes some OF the best in the state.
Several trial, of speed and other matters
Of interest come off Tomorrow, Of which ]
will keepy0u llUiy informed. }.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-17

How JouS SPENDS SrEpAY.- From the
San Francisco B"HcuN. lit Is a custom
among Chinese hoii>e-ScryantS 10 >tlpuiatc
with their employers for portion ot sun
dav. on which day they visit their country
men in the Chinese quarter. talk over news
from home. have tlcir heads shaved, go
through withthc @cEuIlcction, and saIaam>
in JOSS hou>r>, smoke opium, etc., ETC., some
of them closing Up the days performances
Ivy rcttin- rid Of their weeks wages III the
Chinese e;mhlin~-hOlscs, which are 80
tlckiv located ainn% Dupont street. The
sidewalks swarm with i!rs-c &fc"arloU1 be-
;nr@. whose nature i! i. 10 Eirldi" in iock>
oil thc surface and huiI'roW III bands beneath.
Their dcliS are hives OF industry on week
dsvs. and rooms rrciin" with smoke on Slln-
DAYS. \ visitor who ventures inside has to
step over the PROSTATE bodies OF OPIUM
smokers and fee! his WAY through clouds OF
smoke. mean time holding lis nose AGAINST Il
Sckcuin" stencil olittid l'rcath h, dcCarcdii,h-
in short. Il conGlomaratiou o! odnrs nowhere
70 be found outside oIa cellar rocking with the
fumes Of crowd of Chinese. For the sake
OF the drIcctabc pleasure II be found III such
places John frequently refuses to lake good
Situations in the country; lik" !,rld@"t, he
mist be in town. where l." can al least oacc
4 week sec his sc0ll>in.' The Chinese have
hosts Of relatives. lncles aiiti cousins ("spc-
rially the latter are counted by he score.
They rcrard ~ cousins those several re-
moves further 1ilu white man ever thinks
il worth his while To inquire. These "col'-
sins" are generally friends, ali belonging to
the same commercial company. and when
thcv meet on sunday the .i,tbhoring /: eiIcf-
cctic beyond description. All day ana lalc
il The NIGHT JOHN kcel,> up lis round of
visits anon" his cousins. but manages 10 l."
on hand Monday morning ready for work,
which he generally performs chccriuIy and
with fidelity.
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Ett:~r from montgomery.

...,-r.... l,.;!n. u ;tir H.chmoai Disnatri,l
'tH1-aA>-atEG. Va. October }. 1872.
W. l''1" !aj a Grand political rally aud
.-' H.>Iuu here lo.tay. The calls, oi Grant
j,oT1ttou MIS- 9dNoctird hr tulnuel Il.
i,u-'sr-. it,dirll candidate Tor Congress
'n.- District, aud also oiiirc-hodcr under
.. i.gaut Government. anti hy Nr. j. ii.
J. d.. t.I-ut "pctur. and ntiicc-hnldcr OF
-.. II i u -: worthy ot note that You
"..': >"" 70 Great canv1-arr i'll these part
" s.. - nrt = O,y same tiGIc al 0hjcc-huId"i
..f lau>,Ifttt}t ;Ury WaS ably repre-
~.r.l ~ nrac@l Nge& I. BoWaa, candidate
IL. toH,,r,$, aId by Colonel krenth, OF
nt1d, et,r.or tJr this district, and Mr. Blair,
IT.. NNAc}iiIc. General Bowen gave way 70
We ollie! gentlemen, who by arrangement
were 10 discuss the issues before the people.
Il "a> Tie l"vt time many OF our people
Hi zen General Bowcu, and it is sufficient
' >'' that tl> manly bearing and honest
.'' ti'fmGc" prcpo,,"s>cd ali III his favor.
-. "all ic returned Dy Il handsome MAJORITY
d. "'lt representative 10 III" United States
"a'-l,s'. There was uotiliug specially re-
a. III the discussion. Grant men,
.""'!s iIrrinidns. save the mark have
."'.'n 10 carry which 40 lian can stand
@'.."1. Hughes and KiycS are both poor
.lh'fo 1t best, and, in such Il cause rs they
..s''t-r, make but little impression. Colonel
'i".ra and NJ. Blair, on the other hand,
'..'"' the Inspiration Of II patriotic and Il
@|l rA'>r, are both enthusiastic and eloquent,
Ii. laNe produced all impression here most
.~'pTahlc 10 the interests Oh the Liberal
party.
bar people, though cast down 1T the late
.o''Ts"s Of The Liberal party, do not de-
'f'aoj bn1 arc It'll! hopeful, and will respond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-17

WRITE TO any Oh ALL OF TEE
do not confirm the statements given.
L used Lock-sticb for years, but laid 10 aside
L2rg WILCOX q GIsBg. II want 70 sell the
donhie thread.-airs. r. Kamp. EIgin, III
my WILCOX { GisRs because sf Il has .aKen S
WORRY and care from our household. - 49,
L VAN BUsKIRK, Preble, n. r, writes: In use
I'VE years from muslin; to beaver cloth; no
C. service on the farm. 715s7'--
w. II. Howrs, President Indianapolis Fe-
male Institute, writes: The WILCOX &
o GIBBS far SURPRISES In security of stitch tia.
Singer ard several others we have used.
Our WILCOX & GIBBS never has . ftsr like
other machines. but Is alwac7 In order and
ready tor use.-RobcTt p. York, Syracuse,
Governor FAIRBANKS OF Vermont. writes:
The WILCOX & GIBBS is much superior 10
&c any other scwiDg-machine which has syer
Deen used among cur friends. .
u. r. RAaisEY. Chicago. III, writes: have
i.ad Wheeler Wilson and Grover 81 Baker,
6 GIBBS.
WILCOX i GIBBS se-er years: had pre-
yoisy made thorough trial Of ell leading
donble-thread machines; says the Wilcox &
Gibbs Is the best 1850
Ihaye WILCOX & GIBBS which gives great
satisfaction. One o; my friends has 4 don be ,
thread: usually brings quantity OF her work
Points Mission. y. i.
BEECiiER. Mrs HENRY WARD. writes !: AZ.
:. ter thorough test and trial ftd the WILL
cox GIBBS sewing Stands greater amount
p,oo OF htrd usage than any other liscbins
bRooks, Mrs. VI. c. Syracuse. \. y, writes Had
PREVIOUSLY used the Singer, Howe, and Grover &
Scnj rd very n:uc' prefer the WILCOX Gr3gs
hacihheS Tor months trial free of charge, to
WILCOX Il GIBBS'S OFFICE.
oc > i Niath street, Richmond, Va.
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SIXTY prnsoSs roI>oHED.--T From the Tro

SIXTY PrEsnSs rol>oNED.-- From the Troy
Times, Octo1cr t. --l.a>t night Waterford
was the seen" ot the widest alarm ANA the
greatest confusion. From the facts that come
to our knowledge il seems that Robert Wal
drou, Yesterday, had manufactured for his
market laY.c Ioi ii hcad-chcc>r. A. it WAS
The first Of the season, the citizens bought
literally. and many % them partook heartily
Of il Yesterday for their evening meal. At
about n'ciocl last might the alarm WAS first
given, the proprietor and inmates at the
iinNard House. one after another, being
taken alarmin@ly i'll. Physicians were ~,u-
noi!pd in hot hastc. and from that time until
morning tie greatest panic prevailed. Alto
y,fhcr about sixty persons were Poisoned.
Il is TN, fair ~ presume that no blame i TT
t1cIad 10 Mr.. Naldrou. Il ia mystery how
the cheese became inprcSnatcd with The poi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-17

RoGvEs ASD NAGAgoNDs.-A remarkable
instance Of the dislike entertained by rowing
warrants to any kind OF labor is afforded by
the experience ol the guardians of the Bath
f,nclnHD Cnion lor the Poor, during the
must wear with regard to tranip-. During
Inc wear ending August ), 1862, '.a]"
tramps were relieved. In the year ending
August 9. lat. 2,0!D only were relieved,
heinz decrease Of - per cent. The reason
OF this tlliiay of in the numbers Is 10 be
found in the fact That vngrant wards nave
been built at the Wuik-houSc, and every able
bodied male Huplcant sent tll:her = now
REQUIRED to do Il certain amount ul sl"nc-
breaking in return for Il nights board
and Tagging. the effect of the new >ys-
ten his also been tn reduce the num-
bcr relieved 1t "rclu@C" under tie
control Of the assistant relieving officers
from $500 TO 81 per ann,IIn. \ very dill
tcrtlt class o.: persons, ii is stated, now oc-
cupy the trImp.WaId 10 those who came al
first. The male bc@gars ana COMMON ,ramps
have now been neatly all warned Of, and
these who apply fora nights lodging are chief
" bona fdc waytarers, who do not object to
perform the small amount of work demanded
of them. 1t was ut first thought that when
stringent regulations against Migrants in
England were put in force i'll some places
and not in others it would have the effect OF
makin" the professional tralnps change their
lines Il operation rather than OF really re-
ducing their numbers /; nut Tie results seem
~ show that the measures III force are elect
in" IL more general good.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-17

The MISSING CoNGRESSMAH.-1hc Hon.
John Y. Greeley is the member Of Congress
from the second district Of Philadelphia.
Pa, who is reported IS missing, and his alb
S"nc" attributed to professional declarations.
III" Philadelphia Lc4ger says suit Wa> ell
tered in August last in Which Mrs. Mary
Fcarcn charges that John Y. Greeley oh.
taincd from her certain bonds acquired from
the estate OF her deceased husband. and that
those bonds have been Illegally transferred
to u;hcr parties for The Use and lcnciit OF
Mr.. Greeley. The hiil further prays that
Greeley be compelled u give t. lie" these
bonds. lie WIS required Oh special iHinnc-
tons, on September 3Jih, IL answer in eight
dltS but as Yet no answer has been made.
The local papers in this connection DO not
state that Mr.. Greeley has ab>condcd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-17

The newspaper men i'll Washington pro-
pose to give dinner TO Stanley, the discoy-
ercr of Livingstone.
The Springfield Republican calls the great
American standard-bearcr, Sergeant Bates,
1.-THE champion jackass of the World. ihs
will lie discouragipg news to George atAicis
Train.
We observe TINT several of our rural cH-
changes announce TINT the leaves are falling.
This statement is evidently given by them
for the information of such of their readers
az do not enjoy the privileges of seeing trees
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-17

.ITNrIXG OVER TIE BR0OMSTlCE.-A CURIOUS
story is told by the Paris Steele. Illustrating
the {, il consequences cf arbitrary notions u
marriage held lv the followers of religious
>ccts in oppo>itlon 10 Tie simple view oi TIC
matter taken hy the state. An Algerian cor
respondent ol this Journal says that the iIldl-
@cnouS Jews who have now become French
citizens are not III Ill clear OH this point.
They look into their religion for their law,
and to this fact inll,t hc attributed the follow
iur painful story: The ancient customs OF
the Jewish pcopc make the reception by 4
Young woDEin Of II gift from Il young man
rendered with the words, II conSCcratc
thee 10 myself with this valid marriage.
\ youn" ana INDECENT jew, Icing in
want Of rich wife, fixed upon ::
rich young JuWcsS a. :; lit person on
whom 10 uy u Sira.a-"n suggested by
this custom. He Introduced himself 10
his victim - 4 "Wcler in tn" town, and Suc-
crcdcd III making her choose hlf:ceIct.
While paving him she perceived that the
money :l,c bad put down was insufficient.
aul; said - to toe pretended i"Wclier, who
instantly handed hcra coin. ii he same time
proauunciu- the *tcraln,n;al words which
made hes his wife Tie girl Instantly threw
down the piece lut The riis,:yh ll@d, i'll Tic
estimation of The bigoteA r,i;,hi>, acu;lired
sufficient ii~ht over her to induce item TO
summon her before the synagogue that tie
affair mi4ht be Investigated, although it was
obvious that. both parties hcinG French sub
ieyts, no such claim could stand. The ra3bis
decided thu, the CONDITIONS making the gilt
marriage had not been fulfilled: but tht
poor girl fell i'll lr0m agitation and anxiety,
and tlicd ina l'cW days.
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q energy and unanimisy to Che ,,eu1a,ndss

" VIA energy and unanisnity to The demands
we have had an almost unprecedented
cola spell for the past few DAYS. but our
lsfmers were prepared for 1t. The tobacco
crop, which Is large in this county. was all
killing fipsts. '"' NV
,,a Wur circuit Court Is in session, but has
nothing before il of interest. NV ''">
MONTGOMERY
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>IGr"s HIS EAIrH ~ ills Wo&KS.-Nr. \.
j. R"%" iG'> >"i 2.Gr" poun,l: "l wci!-cnredl
silt pork, payable when Horace Greeley is
elected. lie l'a- 1000 pounds more ~ cell
OF the same terms. We have no fear that
hu will lose it, Fredericksburg $taI'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-17

DIEEcr INfoETArloS'
- casks RASS'~ ALE,
80 casks AiLSuP'S ALE. ,.,.
30 cask, WIN. Ioungcy's EElNtDt i,Gli NJ,
loo rr>S; ,,yIHEESS'S PORT EK, Burke liib-
hcr:'~ hutliug:
70 ,lnz"n PEEK FKEhN CRhtkEKS.
- eases Cnlman.s ID. ;. +. MtSTARD-t. !.
!. AMI !-.h tins:
IRISH NIiISk ETS. - ~
UENNESSY ard N.tRETT.S HRANDlES,
SlTE.R!lE> of superior qualities,
GEISLER'S CllAMPAGNLS.
We offer these goods at New York prices. with
frci his added. Also,
l.0oo dozen "-lh. AMI 2-ii. Pcachcs
ln01 dozen III. aud 3-il Tomatoes,
.!I dozen Wiu,iu"'s Corn,
~ Baltimore prices. al ci tn" best packer N Bali
,,.,r, I. EAL>It.R X CO..
Sii Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-17

Wm<HEY CoNSI' MrTl0S.-for the champion
whi>kcv-cnn>min% State Of the Union, Lou
i>iaw. can claim the pllzr. The New Or
leans P,cGnn1r declares:
We know Of four parishes Ill TINS state,
with population OF about $1,000, OF AL ages,
colors, and sexes. in which 1000 barrels OF
whiSkcv are required to meet the yearly &c
mond ii has been estimated, upon Il laiF
basis nf caJu'aiion, That the cOnSll'iic'n III
the" four parishes pay half million dpllli'7
yearly Tor liquor and strong tirihks-iooI',
three times the amount OF their state ana
parish taNcs. The gross sales OF the cotton
aud sugar crops of the State since the war
usually do not amount to over S3O, OUO,eoo
yearly. The drinks Of the people OF the
State and the liquor bills amount to more
than $50 100000 yearly
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'l,tl. i.CgH gifts. al C3>Il.
Tie money 10 pay ii. these gifts l. 40" 'ii'"A '-
n,jt and SIT apart for h" rGrlc,", n H." Farmers
ana prnrcr Bank, will h2 seen by tic i"li"NlpB
crytiicilt" o.! lie cashier
FARMERS ASp DE0vEES BhEK.}
Louisville, NY. sept 'litnr -, lsi'' -
This Is 10 certify TINT there is now on dclG.i, ~
his lrlk OVER HALF AllLiiuH nS i ~;
ans ;nthC crcdi. ri the G;h Cum'ri E'i'ii y l.
;iit;<nt:En THOUSAND Dul. Az 81 "hicl =
hra ty ;~ h..a as treasurer OF Tie PUBLIC ihraiN
81 Kentucky 10 pay vi. all gifts 70 he aWatdc" III thc
drawing Il. ;. ..'-~tA' ~
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets SO halves IS; quarters, S:,Se'
whole tickets tor 800: % for 1885 SO Tor 5000 ~
for 81 ooo; .s5 for $3.50: 575 for $4,000. no dis
count on less than Sl0O worth OF tickets at tic'
Tie drawing win positively and nnclnfocaIi,tS
take Mace EECEMBER I. Agents are perchi ptpth!
required to close sales and make returns NoEciHt
.SrI i'm order 10 give SIMPLE time for the final ar
lingcmentS Orders for t;cactS or applications lof
circulars should b" adresst4! IL .
Governor THOMAS r. BRtNLEITE-
Agent pu!t;c Library al Kentucky,
Louisville. Ky.
New Yo,I> Office. CGa Broadway in charge OF Ma
for THOMAS; H. HAYS.
pc a-l.tiw1mS HcOw.t
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CoLEwoRTs.---l is much 10 be regretted
that the value of the colcwort is not much
better understood 10y the majority OF gar
drnyrs in country districts. 1t is known in
lhc ncighborl'ood Of the metropolis as a
most valuable green because OF its quick
,,rovth and delicious flavor. Plants raised
from seed sown at once will be very yal.a.
III. for filing quarters that are cleared in Il
few weeks hence, and furnish an abundant
supply of small cabbage in the autumn l.
Another sowing should be made 4 month
hence for the spring supply. A foot apart
each way will afford them sufficient space 10 9,
attain their full sizc.- Gardeners (tsng'ana)
HQgaztue.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-17

Rev. T. L. De Veaux. Of JacksonVine, ".'
has been elected editor OF the norm WV
Ina Prssbyterlan,
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MAGIC DIAMONDS,
FOR CUTTING GLASS.
Easily handled; cheap AMI efficient; The best thins
in uae for cutting rouHl or oval glass.
For .a,n by PURCELL, LAUD Y CO,
ocl Druggists, i.!G Main erect.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-17

At the Socoud Grand Gift Concert, al;llcriIrd ~
Iihrnry Of Kentucky, uii.v3tlIhly postponed; from
Sc1rtrlhcr ?..h ~ December Tth. and which Ec@i-
lively and un.quvocaiy occurs in i.rula' ~ u y.
on SATURDAY. December :, lsi2, without lhrtArr
delay on ai.v account whatever. the following cash
gifts are Tor distribution lS 10: aln".& Tue t1cktt-
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GRAND OPENING.

Our stock is al Rc.C, Of superior quality, CIT. and
finish. and embraces everything necessary to u
COMPLETE FlRST-CLASS GENTLFMEN'S
FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT.
We have handsome SUITS, ranging from SIS $50 {:
PANTS from 20 to SlS;
VESTS from - 80 10 Sl2:
Spicudd line Of pEERCOATS from SO to as:
Fail line of Fall AMI Winter UNDERWEAR.
GLOVES. HOSIERY. HANDKERCIiIEFS, &C. :
The IrTgest AMI frcst stock of SCARFS, Ora
NATS, TIES, BOWS. &c. ever opened in Rich
moud:
Also, full line OF our celebrated LINEN-DOSOll
SHIFTS;
COLLARS-hoth Linen. Lincn-taccd. and Paper
all Of the best quality.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage cXtcntlc,
20 us the past season, earnestly solicit continu
aucC. confident that We lave redeemed our promis,
Ia make this the - CLOTHING EMPORIUM" o
Richmond. WILLIAMSON < WlTHERS,
1907 Main street.
II. F. MILLER. }
l.. l.. FEAYSER, So p
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-17
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CLOTHING FOE THE FALL AND WINTER.
CALL AND SET. Nj.
and gel The prices and also the goods for the
MILLION.
Inc large Increase In my sales the past six months
tH0tnte hat The purchaser knows where to obtain
his moaeyS trcrth. which In Styte qrinlitu prices
ana quGuy, cannot be cq,mlle1 or cxcclied I'm this
clty or State. WIN. IRA SMITH. Agent,
ocs 1l09 Main street, sign BIG FLAG.