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MUSIC! NJ USIC

livery No. Of pFrEEs
HMuaical Monthly
contains four or i've
Piano Songs, four or
FIVE Instrumental Pie
ces, besides Vocal Du-
ets, Quarters, and four
hand pieces-in fact,
We guarantee oy
yearly subscriber at
least ESQ worth o (
Choice new Music
We offer fonr yearly
copies Tor 81.
sample copies mailed
for 30c., ) Back Nos
for n. j. T.. PETERS,
800 Droa lway, y. Y
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The History OF a National Remedy.

Here ia the history OF the most celebra'
ted tonic of the ago in a nutshell, 10 1860
il was announced that a certain eombina-
ton Of vegetable Ingredients With a pure
difFusiye stimulant, was working wonders
in tue cure Of chronic dyspepsia, nervous
debility, liver complaint, periodical few.
ers, rheumatism and constitutional weak
ness. The unpreteud,ng name given to
the specific was Plantation Bitters. The
statement attracted the attention Of in.
yalils everywhere. Tho new remedy re-
caiyed a fair @tria,, and the results more
than confirmed all tina, hgd been said in
its praise. Ihcucc.forvnri Do WIS \ Grand
success. The h0>.n., O. .unas If the
press spread ,ac r.y,.,us n,Ns lar and
vide, aud the martyrs Go .ut g]e,tiun, bill
iOusuess, physical prostitution ind prema-
ture decay, ms ii by common consent,
sought relief from the new vegetable res
t%oratiye. They found what they sought.
From that time to the present the increase
in the demand for Plantation Bittors has
been one Of the most striking events in
this age.
For Coughs, Bronchitis and Consump.
ton, in its early stages, nothing equals
DR.. Piorce's Golden Medical Discovery.
The American journal of Education in
its last issue, touches a vital point in our
Public School system.
On the matter Of "estimqtcs," the Ed
itor says "cvery necessary item should be
included, but whatever else il neglected
do not forget to make Il liberal estimate
for Teachers salaries. If You wish to
secure good teachers, you must pay them
literally and punctually. Their salaries
should be paid promptly at the end Of
cuch month"; Several of the leading
principals Of our Normal schools coutri-
butte practical articles on GLOW to Teach"
There is more than the usual variety of
Educational intelligence beside the crit.
cal notices Of new publications.
Address j. i. MuRwIN,
Editor aud Publisher,
ITO Chestnut Street, st. L0us.
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Tobacco SpcdS.

tot. VI. +. Johnson, at jacksonville,
ha, n i've .,a Of Old Virginia Tobacco
oad,. Those sh, anticipate raising to-
ara., tnis year, are requested to call and
get a supply, before they are all gone.
Feb. Off
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March

Is usually represented as a clustering
time. Not SO with all it brings forth.
For instance Demorest's Young America,
although anything but quiet has no blus-
ter. 1t is all solid, sound, useful aud en-
Pertaining in its contents, just the thing
for indoor amusements for the season.
Get n copy for ten cents, at a Book Store,
Or subscribe for a year, for your boys and
girls. Only 81, with a premium. Pub
lished Of S38 Broadway, n. Y.
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Gents Per Line.

ltA NthlN ~ iIuNs
Parties ordering notices in our Local
Columns, must l,sr in mind ,'at our
terms are TEN CENTS per line, ca.h in.
s%ertiou, Notices witlou, the number Of
insertions marked on them will be contin.
ued atill forbid, "and charged for Accord
ingly. febStf,
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NJ :, NJ USIC!

SUBSCRIBERS to Re
Dters' Musical Month
~ are getting all the
latest and best Music
for two and three cents
n piece. Every num-
her contains ut least
- worth Of new Music
by such authors rs
Hays, Thomas ,Gounod
Persley, Abt, kmkcl,
Pacher, AllaId Il. Strauss,
Faust, etc. Single Co
pies ailed for 90.
pricO - per n u
j. l.. PETERS,
800 Er adway, y. Y.
fcb' Jni.
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4 You're EAiiNr,

The Sunny South is tho title Of n new
juvenile paper in Augusta, Tia. Its ed
itor aud proprietor is a lad sixteen years
Of ngs, by the name Of j. Edward Allen.
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In Chancery at jacksonville.

JAS. r. Henley Vi. Joseph Wchb anil Theodore
RagslHlc. Original Attachment Bill.
COMPLAINANT charges in his Bill, which
" is sworn to, that defendant, joseph Webb,
Is Il nonresident of the State Of Tennessee: 1t
is therefore ordered that publication he made
for four consecutive weeks in the Sweetwater
Enterprise notifying said NONRESIDENT defend
ant to appear nj the next term Of the Chnncrry
Court to be held mt Jacksonville, Tenn, on the
first Monday of March, 1872, and make defence
to complainant said bill, or the same will hc
taken for confessed and the cause set for hear
ing ex paytc as to him. A true copy nj the o.
der. Attest, SIP. HALE, C.S NJ.
II. a. Chambers Sol. for CompI't.
Fcb3, 1872 fcbS-itplsj
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THE Song Echo con-
l. tanning over ono
hundred beautiful
Song, Ducts and Cho-
ruscs-Such ~ Driven
from Home, Little
iirown Church, Ny
Fathers Growing OH,
Only q Little Flower,
Rain on the Root, She
Sleeps in the Valley,
Write me " Letter, etc.
There ia not n poor
piece in the book.
Sample copies mailed,
postpaid, fn- - cents.
]. l.. PETERS,
500 Broadway, y. Y.
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And Hundreds of Others

In all parts of the North, West and South.
}. +. Garner, ". H., Milwaukee,
CoUNCIL BLCrFs, March 81, 1871.
James A.. Jackson & Co,-Ilnying examined
the formula Of the " Home Stomach Bittcr-," |
have prescribed them in my practice Cor rom,
time, and pronounce them the hest Tonic Bi;tcrs
now in use. 7. II. MCMAHON, NJ. u.
lLj~ For sale by all druggists and grOcers.
JAMES y. JACKSON Il CO., Pros.
Laboratory l05 and 100 y. Second st. st. Louis
Mo. jyl3-ly
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Produce.

Oar farmers continue to bring in their
produce. TUc,d,y the streets we're crowd
ed with wagons loaded with corn, oats pud
bacon.
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To EmmigrantS.

DR.. N. l. Mayes, of S%tweetwater, ia EN-
migrant Ticket Agent, and can furnish all
persons desiring to 90 West, with tickets,
to any part of the Western World.
Dec. l4.tf
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A sutton who was urged to settle a GER
tain sum of money on his bride elect, re-
marked; ''Thero arc women whom | can
purchase for less
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IIymCncal.

Mr.J. II, Cozart, of Philadelphia, Tenn,
nd Wis, Adiic Cus9n, were united il the
o bood. Of matrimony, at the residence
ol'Ha brides father, in Madisonvllle, Oh
Wednesday, Of last week.
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Auo,Usta Markets.
Corrected Weekly by cox, JACK
son & CO.. ProGuce and Commission
Merchants, 3JS Broad Street.

on ro',.', cT He'EIy ny va "NCN
Io' 49,, 5o''yG anu 'o""''S'''"
"''''''n'S' "oo Dr'a' street,
AUGUSTA, GA', Feb l7'h, 1877
Gold-Buying, 100; selling, Ill. CT
ton, :. l-Sa2lic. Cotton goods-Augusra
"a ]Shutiucs, about $50 yds., lUc; 7.S
Shirtings, $50 yds, l2r; Al Shcctiug, $50
yd', l3}c; 7 x Drills, G75 yd', lac; Gran
%iteyille 81 Shirtihgs, 1000 ydS 10; rs
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-02-22
The Advocate.

Persons wishing to become subscribers
~ the Enterprise can get 4 specimen CO.
py Of the American Farmer Adyoca;eiby
calling at the Office.
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Homicide nj Charleston, Tenn,

On Monday morning la.t John r. Hart
accidentally shot aud killed James Sta
phrn'. So Says special to tho Chroui-
ca
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-02-22

WHENEVER the Ne
w Plus Ultra Glee-
Book has been intro
duced, it has been pro-
nounced superior to all
other works OF it, kind.
1t is the largest, latest,
finest, and only cOIlec-
tion of new Glecs and
Quartets, nearly all of
which haye Piano Ac-
compartments, adj lib.
Sample copies mail
ell, postpaid, Sl.jO.
J.. l.. PETERS,
500 Broad y. Y.
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4 RI ENDORSED anil prescribed ny more
IL leading Physicians than any other Touic
nov in use. They are u
SURE PREVENTIVE

For FovNr anil Arrc. Tnirrmit TENT. iilor,urss.
anil all j]i-nrl"rs arising from malarious c,u,c,.
Turr are highly recommended nAva Anti rvs.
r"Vtic, aul IN cases % INDIGESTION are i~nvalra.
BILE, .As nm Appetizer aud rarupcrunt, anl in
rrscs ofgeurrgl debility, they have never. in a
single Instance, FILLED in puniuciug tue most
happy results. They are particularly
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-02-22
OFF the Track.

Ono car of the coal freight train was
thrown from the tract near the creek west
ofthe depot, yesterday about 2 o'clock.
The train was delayed some two hours.
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LOCAL AND OTHER MATTERS.
A1lhnriZal ArrniS.

". II. Finley & Son, Dalton, Ga, are
authorized to ]rcc,ive aud receipt ror sub
scriP,ion and advertising for the ESTEa-
PRISE.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-02-22

MISCELLANEOUS.
The Enterprise is a strong advocate Of
our proposed Agricultural Fair. Moth
ing that we can do to forward this lauda.
BILE enterprise will be left mndone. The
object is a noble one and should be up
held by all honest men and good farmers.
We hope our citizens will all join in the
good work. Don't be so selfish. Help
your n~eighbor. Encourage the mechanic
and induce such tn locat, here. Patron
ize them aud don't send off for articles
that can be obtained at home. Give the
farmer good prices for his produce, sell
them goods cheap as you can, and thereby
induce them to bring such things us they
have for sale to this market.
We heard u mechanic remark the other
day that he did not believe the people of
Swectwatcr wanted mechanics to couchcrc.
Whether this isso or not we do not aim to
say, the property holders can judge Of
the matter themselves.
High rents, high prices for the necessn-
ries Of life and property will keep any
town from prospecting and building up in
population. That property in Sweetwater
is oyerrated is a fact beyond controversy.
Many have left on this account, and II
number more are preparing to leave. In
stead Of our town increasing in population
it is Decreasing as fast as it can. This
should not be. Inducements should be
made for people to locate and remain
here. Thiscan be done only by a roduc-
ton in the prices of town property.
This article is a kind of a miscellaneous
production, embracing several different
subjects,and we did not intend to stretch
it out to such length. However, a few
hints to our citizens, occasionally is not
out Of place.
The Wild Geese do not regard DR..
Ayers wisdom in migrating north-such
immense numbers of them as are flying
over us now, while his almanac says:
"BlGak and clustering about this time,
with heavy snow"
We were too fast in our item on the
conflict between Dr.. Aver and the wild
geese. The Doctors %science beat their
instinct this time. Not for years have we
had such 4 snOw-storm as that of last Sun
day. The snow lies three feet deep on a
level in Minnesota and two feet in Wis.
c%onsin, while the storm has swept from
the Atlantic to the Rocky Mountains.
Snow fell to various depths as far south
as Denver, Fort Union and Santa Fe.
Learned as we believed DR.: Aver in the
arcana of nature, and wonderful as we
knew his medicines to be, we were not
prepared for so signal all instance of his
superiority, not only over the wise men,
but the wiseSt Of animals whose instinct is
considered unfailing. Wo drive up the
peg,more firmly than ever, over our hearth
for Ayers American Almanac.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-02-22

The Weather.
mi. wick, :, far, we have delightful
s~rr.u--iilc weather.
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Attention

J. directed to the advertisement in
another column. headed 70 Colouists.
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Notation, the great French surgeon,
once received $4,000 for performing a
surgical operation.
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Particular Notice.

In the absence of the Editor of this pa.
Per, Mn. II, II. CARTER, our Foreman,
will attend to all business connected with
the office.
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The poor mans parse may DO empty;
but ha has rs much gold IN the sunset,
and rs much silver in the moon, as any
body.
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Chancrry Court at Jacksonville.

Tennessee Hospital for the Insane vs..
Martha L. Stephens and others, Origi.
nal Bill, and VIM. NJ. Bradford, Guar
dian ad litem &C., vs.. S. II. Henry, at.
al. Cross Bill.
It'll charged in the original Bill and tho
Gross Bill; that the defendant, Mary 4.
Stephens, (who is Il minor, Il daughter %
said Martha T.. S%tcphens) and James CHI
borne are nonresidents of tho State 1t
Tennessee: 1t is, therefore, ordered that
said nonresident defendants enter thor
appearance in these causes, before OF
within the FIRST three days Of the mex.
term of the Chancery Court to be held at
Nationwide, Tennessee, commencing on
the first Monday of March next, and
make defence to SAID original and Gross.
Bill, or the same will be taken torconfess.
ed and the causes set for hearing expartn
as to them; and that this order he pub
Iished for fonr consecutive weeks in thu
Sweetwatcr Enterprise. 4 true copy Of
the order.
Attest: S. p. HALE, G.. Il NJ.
jan l8-lS72. 4w
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Called Session.

7 VI" " FTNNTFVFNf
We learn from official sources, that the
Governor will coll the Legislature togeth-
er about the first of next month.
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Charley" SAID u fond mJtAo, to her
son, you are in that jam again" "No,"
replied the pct, "you are wrong, ma; tho
Jam is into me-
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IliE ENTERPRISE.

= ..,,a...r Thursday Feb 22,lSi2.
-0uEzNrN~a
-.n. T.Ij ".iIlNru .. Park Row, NJ.
an. ,.EF. '.g t'".!A.,, .E.,inDTC, Va,
Are the sols agents Tor thc Swceywatcr EuteI-
vri.e ia lho.e cities ,Aad are authorized % %c1utracI
iar inserting Ntvsrtisrmrui, for us NJ our lowest
rasb rates. Advertisers are requested n leave
their Gsror- With either ot tie above hoy-,s,
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Clover Seed.

A. W. Boyd has just received a lot OIL
fresh Clover Seed.
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Every Fnmily Shnnll HIVE = Bnttln.


No preparation In the worhl can ~prolrce 80
many unqualified endorsements by phr-iclanS
Of th" very highest staining In their profession.
Endorsed also by the clergy and tho leading
dcnuWint'.uNul prpcrs.
USlTEn SrArES MARINE HOSPITAL,
ST. lnrI,, Mo-, October ;, lS70.i
james \. Jackson & Co.-Gentlcmcn :-A,
Won have Communicated 20 the medical r.u,c--
SION the rrciuc %. tle''llome B%itters,1 il can.
not, therefore, be considered = patent medicine.
no patent having h"eu taken for il. We have
eNnmluel the formula for milking the ''llumC
littcrs,' and urhcSitatincly suv the combine.
iion is one vi rare excellence, all the articles
ARE the hest Ut the class to which they belong.
hcing highly tonic, stimulnut, stomnchic, car
miuativc, aud slightly laxative. The mode nj
repairing them Is strictly in accordance with
the rules Of pharmacy. Having used them. seen
It's effects ia err private practice, we take plca-
sure in recommending them to all peraous lpsi-
ruus Of taking Httcrs, MS being the hest Tonic
and StimUlant now Offered Ia the public.
FRANK G. PORTER,
Prof. Obstetrics and Diseases OF Women, COLLEGE
Of PhyaicianS, AMI late member Board OF
Health.
nc. IL. EOlSLlNIERE,
Prof, of Obstetrics aud Diseases Of Women, St.
Louis Medical College.
DRAKE MCDOWELL, ". D.,
Late President Missouri Medical college.
f. a. CLARK, w.. D.,
Prof. Surgery Mo. Mcdicnl College, md late Re.
ridrnt Physician City Hospital, 81. Louis No.
HERBERT PRIMM,
Prof. Practical Pharmacy, st. Louis College Of
Pharmacy.
j.. G. WHITEHILL, I'd. Med. Archives.
Alfred l]lcac"ck, N. D. pr. G.. Y. +. Ludwig.
e. u]cric'ir, ~. =. 5. e.. Moses, VI D..
C.. \. Ware, w.. D.. W. \. Wil.o,. n. d
T.. {. FRANKLIN. W.,
Prof. Surgery IIouonuthi, Medical College.
7. J. WASTING, VI. D. T.G. CUMSTOCE, ". D.,
Prof. os Midwifery and diseases nj Women,
College OF Homeopathic Physicians aud Sur
gron,.
JOIN r. TEMPLE, u.U.,
Prof. Matoria Mcdi'n anl Tlicranpcutc, llomn-
patlic Medical College or Missouri.
10. GENTLEMAN, VI. D.,
Lecturer on Diseases Of Chillrcn, Homeopathic
College of Missouri.
CHARLES yASTlNE, W.. D.,
Prof. Of Phgsiolo@y, Homeopathic Medical Col
lcgc VI Missouri.
JOHN HARTMAN, VI. r.,
Pref. Clinical Medicine, COLLEGE ilumuplthic
Physician. and surgeons.
They are sul "rinr to MI other Stomach Fit
tcrs.-Enno Sanders, Analytical Chemist.
No Hiit"rs in the world can excel them .-Si-
mon Iiirrrh, Analytical Chemist.
Eminent l'uyaicians Of Chicago.
The formula for The Home Bittrrs Ins been
submitted to us, aud We believe them to be- the
hcsr tonic and stimulant for general Use now Of
irreI To the puhlic.-H. Woodbury., 81. b g.. \.
Mariner, analytical Chemist; Jas. Y. Z. Blun-
cy, VI. ~ Prof. Of Chemistry Rush NlrIirtl
college II. y. Hahn, ". D. Il. McNirar, w.. D.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-15

This agent Is, within two nlonth. a''c' .,,'-
delivery of the co,inter-c,sc,, 20 put IN s'';st
nent of the points and evidence on WIZ, III.
Government mca,1st to rely. ana 10 'lN.tn[
s,ch calculations cfthen, orally cril "ii.',,,i
- tho arhi.ra;oYs may require. iii hpu, .a,,,
p,,mcr has accordingly been ilaiiieu ~ 80.
e,r Great Britain. while Mr. Evar'$, 'iie Ii ,,
rrut American jrlist. who has lli.' ie,t III 40
dan ;s enoosrcj IN a like capcs's ,"' w
T.n;ira Stotcs. Few wi!hdispntc t!lr ~
.,n;rcnt qualifications Of sir En''''"t' " +
c,,. no snryicc thus assigned To- MN w" "
80 Woo no less free than Nj. Elh'> " .,,I' 49,
,o,. hi. whole time for the next lc" !.'o'' ~
t,o.,;pn IN his brief. instead oil iNfi1r :'
-, :" rr,rticc ut the bar. with t,ic ao9'.,o,'
-" Parliamentary work We shooi'' it''. 'i"
,,,e c,,sr of her Maio,tyS Go'cii'iieii' "'''
,,,,i,r safe in his hands. .,,,,o-
Wiil,out pretending 10 KNOW N!'1 y. ~ ILL
n,cn,; may have been made ny lhc No,t'.t'
,nnnt with this view, we think II E@NC W
',,;rt ont that not even tho sinCua' ca!f'c'ty
n Sir Houndcll Palmer can poSsloiy cou'i-
t,..v,il the disadvantages at Whira NlG''
Pr;t.in will inevitably bc placed II hGf
advocate coes TO Geneva 50 grlcIoiis!! !i'tho'-
,,nprd. 1t is not enough to hHNca Soou All
swrr. LEGAL and moral, 10 All tue charges
which, aDucar 10 us material. Tie Ahiciie;d'
c,sr warns us that Great hltaH VIII ~
called upon to meet clar@cs wi,ici, 1nHe,r r. to
1Is entirely wide OF the Issue, bllt "hrn may
M, .nno3r so 10 n mixed tribunal "i INV
vars and diplomati-tS with powers w.:
inn.cl;. defined. and it hcliooVtS inc to'oln
mont 70 overlook nothing when can
s ..'r its defence aid secure right
c lis award.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-15
Savings EanEss and Trade Vnsers tx,
Europe.
Dr.. Osgool writes In Hd,per's MONTH";

DR.. Osgooa writes In Hd1pe,'s Monthly:
I Inn very much impressed by the proofs ..
respect for the credit OF pub..;;c institution.
which appear III the statistics Of European
Industry. in France the number of societies
ot mutual aid, under public law, had III
creased, from 1851 to 1850, from 7S7 70 :,5l4,
Or TO $40 per cent, while the private asSoci:l-
tons Of the same kind had dwindlcd from
Los to 1878, or to 81 per cent. In Ger
many the increase of deposits in savings
banks has been remarkable. In Prussia.
from 1916 to 1854, lie deposits ran up from
I.6G millions OF 1h;ilcrs TO Il.UG millions
and In SaNony from 1.S2 to 3.51 millions,
While Austria shows only an increase from
29.3l to Bill millions of ilorinS. 1t is wor-
thy Of note that the number of female de
positors increases; and in France, from 1852
To lSG2, the number of societies increased
from 2,d5S to 4,5S2 and the number of male
dcpositorS rose from 2I4, $40 to 1885, or to
1863 per cent, while the female depositors
went up from 20, Isl to SG,30S, or to 3a9.6
per cent.
1t is evident that Industry is plrt and
plrcel of the Commonwealth, and should be
to cooperate as far as possible in
the general enterprise and credit OF the M
ton. Tie working classes may have indeed
their own institutions Of savings and accu-
but they cannot trust to these apart
from tue general current Of business and
foundation CT credit, aud any social;stic war
Oh property or Republication of credit is war
on all classes of society who have anything to
lose. lie trades unions may stIt banks
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-15
By r. W. kccscc, huctionccr,
No. 1877 Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE TO
N BACCD MACHINERY hNItSlNTIkESO F
NEW AND APPROVED STELE.s-l will sell Ill the
tobacco facturs formtrig occupied BY Winnie \ Tai
Dot. Oh Nineteenth street, OF WEDNESDAY the
2lst Instant, commencing ut IL O'Clock, All OF INC
MACHINERY and FIXTURES contained in said
rlrtcry large portion OF which are new, AMI all of
approved and modern style consisting IN part ol :
6HIDRAULIC SiiAPING-pkEssES,
HYDRAULIC pOT-PI ESSES'
IHYDEAUiIC PUMP. complete;
II BGX PRESSES with bands ana billets complete;
SPOT MILLS. ..
pockct-picccS, navy pounds, 1iaftef-i oahi9' Ill
III order:
TOBACCO-WRINGER,c complete;
3STEM SCREWS;
improved BON SCREWS,
3LICURltE BOILERS, ,
tcn-hol-ac STEAM BOILER. with piping well
ndartcd 10 4syins,roo,ii ~:
Nails, SlN.ESi TN WARi' looi'S'
WHENCHES. CLAMPS.
STOVES and PIPING, LEVERS,
TDBACCO-SIICkS.
LTMP-EOXES. EACKl%G. DRYERS.
DlPPiNG-BDN and TROUGH,
LUMPBrNCIiES.
and many other articles adapted b. 4 wcll-rcguatcd
tul,tcc., fsctory, all OF which vii! he found worthy
the attention CT the trade. The entire stock being III
good condition and ready for inncliale isr;
JAMES ". TAirGTT.
TERMS Gr SALE: An sums under stGn. cash that
amount aid over, ninety days credit Tor approved
paper. ,,, ,,.o i,
to tie above sale. l. " &. hEr:TEh,
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