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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-19
D. X. WElSiGE Err, Aucli0necf.

j By virtue OF decree Of the County Court OF Dln-
wi,Idc county rendered at It's February terui 1877,
In the chaneery suit OF ). IT, r. Darby ami others e.
r. r. Chambers and others. shall, on WEilSES.
DAY Juns 18th. offer the following TRACTS OF
LAND, CT which Pascllai Tucker died seized and
possessed: $3.50 x,,>,.v>
AEDA QUARTER ACRES,
four miles southwest OF the eourt-Lonse. and within
two miles Of the Petersburg and Boydton plank
road. Three-four;hs OF the land Is In oak and Zine
timber the balunce cleared and produces well. I'M.
proycments consist OF "A comfortable dwelling and
one loS-house
Iraet No l, lot No. >, contains ONE HUNDRED
ND,NINETff AND A HALE ACRES. and ad-
joI,is the above tract. rwo-shiris or the land Il IN
oak aud pine timber, lying On, HE Hawkins anu
Church roads. The ceare land Is mostly fresh, bt
Is at this time grosnu up III small pines. -. !.
TERMS: Onc-tliird cash tstiancf on cfe.it o.
one aud twoi years, equal instruments, interest
added, for bonds with approyed security, ana tiiie
retained until the bonds sire Iaid.
The title 10 the above lands Is fndisputsb!c, ana
Mats of sud Lands may be seen at the Office OF the
aactIonecr, 1915 Main street, Richmond This Is an
admirable opportunity for speculation.
f'15s1 q I'D IT,. II. JONES, JR., Commissioner.
. II wRIsflRR. AuctfnDpar. Ia lS-Sk MI
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FURNITURE. sc. .

~ CARTWRIGHT, F u ITU REm
IL. DEALER, having moved TO the new IL,
store No. Ii Governor street, hetwecn Main nj
and Franklin, keeps on hand large stock of y
the latest styles OF HON E-MADE and NORTH
EEN FuRNlTURE; ALSO Lounges, saltrHs,.s
Bedding, &c. which will be sold at the low'*i
prices Tor cash. It Will be To the interest of buyer
10 give nlr Il call before purchasing elsewhere:
..-#.. T.. (sATIlRit;lir,
my oi-nn No. is tfnNermOr str1I,t.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctioneers,
lfl3 Main street.

a DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON
~ fJIIJR(H HILL FOR SALE BY AUCTION.
ON FRIDAY the est Instant, ut "a O'Clock 7. Nv
shall sell by auction, on the premises, destraplc
:RTTTI DING LOT, fronting i0xl32 feet on the east
side of Twenty seventh s.sc2.- Between \ ana
streets Church Hill. ~.
TERMS One-tiiird cash balance In ,hrec anu s'A
months, with interest. - g,....a. ~
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l;y Lyme II Brother. '1f,
A.clioncci4 aid Real Estate Agents,
No. iai2 Main street.
rEsH, ESTATE Ar PRIVATE SALE.

MARKET FARMS FOR SALE.+TEN
vi SMALL. FARMS Or TEN TO TWENTY
ACI.tS LAND EACH, NJ STArLE'S CROSS
ING. FIVE MILES From THE CITY. ON THE
RICHMOND, FREDERlCkSBUEG AND POTO-
MAC RAILROAD. FOR SALE PRIVATELY
This property has advantages trit commend 1t to
every II Is nI productive sell. well watercd IN
pleasant nci.ilbnrhuoL, convenient to churches,
;rhn,.l. mills and railroad Grpot, communicating
wi;h Richmond twice daily. Apply Ia r.
RICHARDSON Il CO..
inl 1Ilt Main street.
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AUCTION BAEES--.E'ftuFc Days.
Ivy Grubhs 4 Williams,
Anchoneers and Real Estste Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRAMEDDWELLINGi, ON THE w EST
TWEEN DIJyAI AND BAKER sTREETS,. AT
kuCTioN.-On FRIDAY. 7lst of June, af 9 O'clock
r. NJ, we Will sell, uporsthe premises, the DM ELL
INC occupied by Washington Owens, Win three
rooms. The lot Is 81 by.l2s feet. 1,,s
e. 10 : $3.50 -, - Auctioneera.
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4 RTtlUR ROONEY,
III ATWOOD d. RITTER, " ii a
IL GOVEkNoR STREET, u u.

EtVV
RICHMOND, Va, F2
are now Offering the largest and most elegant !
stock of FURNITURE and MAI'fl,ESSk:S that L;is
been seen in the city since the We rcceir-
Ing by every steapicr, and also manufacturing, Il
grt.at many new styles. All i'll need Of articles in
our line should our stock before buying, us We
cannot he undersold in this Stale. We are now Sell
ing a new style of FOLDING BED, very strong and
cheap suitable for Offices stores and families. Come
and see 1t. Amongst our stock will In found BED
STEADS, BUREAUS, WARUROBES, SIDF-
BOARDS, DESKS, CHAIRS, TABLES, PARLDR
FURNITURE, CHAMBER FURNITURE, with y
great variety Of other articles ~,
HARDWOOD & RITTER. ..
ap1l Governor street. Richmond. Va
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ID, X. WEfSICER, AuctiOncer.

By virtue Of the decree of the Circuit Court OF
DinMidde county ren'Iefcil 1t It's OCTOBER ierll
1871 In the chancery suit Of Slaughter administers,
tor aud others cs. Spicely's administrator nEa
Others, we shall, on WEDNESDAY. June 70, 0hei
the follow Ing ri: C'rS OF LAND, which " illlan
II. SpceN died seized and possessed Tract !! 49,
contains TWO HUNDRED AND FOUk ACRf.S'
lying both si!es OF the old Boiling road twenty
four miles from Petersburg and eight miles w''t 81
D!nwiddie Courthouse: ffty-oHe and HILL acft:s
fresh open land. recently cleared; one hunnrr'
and two and u half acres Of original OAK forest;
well timbcred with white and red oak, hickory aho
dogY0od; balance In pine OF large CROWN. IN
prOvements consist Of TWO tenene'it-ho,ises anu
tobacco harm. II Is well waefed and convenient u
mill blacksmith shop, and churches.
Tract No. 2 contains TWO HUNDRED AMI
THiRTY-FTyE AND a HALF ACRES. al,c
adj0ins the above tract; eight acres recent!
cleared; ifteen acres In pine, and The iGansc II
original oak forest, heavily timhered witt, red ant
white oak, hickory, and tiogwood. No Improve
mentS 49,
TERMS Onc-third cash; balance on credit OF
one, two, aud three years equal instalinebfs, IN
and title retained until the bonds are paid.
Il. III. JONES, JR.,
ROBERT II. MASS,f Commissioners.
= n II N. y
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DONELEss SARDINES in half boxes
Id the best tlsh mt up In France sale at Atty
cents per half box by 49, y. "A. pIzZINI, aR,f
, my % sol Broad street,
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Ny r.
tt Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
O.Gce No. 8 Fourteenth street, between Main and
..-. Franklin.
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no. FOR INGLEWOOD.

S2J FOR 4 BUILDING LOT.
ONLY 81 IN CASH REQUIRED.
Balance IN monthly InstalmcntS Of 81 each--a rare
opportunity 10 scclue 4 home oh such very liberal
.lrrnIs Of p ;Xmcnt.
ISGLF.WnbD Is only six miles from the city.
Ectuliruliy located. Immediately on the Richmcn
Fredericksburg AMI Potomac Railroad.
More than six Trains now lrlss lsc $ilc daily; III
mos, convenient rs by street cars; ten minutes
ride Will take Won home: situation high and healthy,
with ahrln,,nt oieI OIL water lNGLEWOODlOTS
offer cool opportunity to make II paying invest
incnt. Large fortunes have lccn made BY invest
mcnts in lots near growing cities. What city has
better prospects titan Richmond for rapid growth
Buy Il lot ut -onrc-iny2SI Your dOllar-seciire a
home while the opportunity Is offered just think
what the small sam required may he to your chill
tlrcu before many years.
Call and SEE maps. and inquire particulars.
4. Is. NEWBURN,
Ia IS-ISE 1OlI Main street.
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AUcrION sAIss...fs .e.,re s, ~ :.
by Grabbs & Williams.
Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between, stain aud RAM

GUPERB MOUNTAIN RETREAT Fon
~ SALE 1T AUCTION, w
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1 JAMES II. TAYLOR, Auetioneer.
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WANTS.

x1I:I1TANT'TD. A YOUNG Man WHO rs
w xrt n, tI,s 1rocet business, aud
,sn,nhuenec trade. Apply 10 sid hiain street. s
To fa-aoftyf = -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-30

THEIR NAME IS LEGIoS-Thcrc arc al!
kinds OF DoreS, AMI local tells ot one rs
follows:
Tie peanut ficnd, who comes into our cdi-
torial room, sqHa:> himself a!oiS side CT u.
and munc,l"> ava" while We are wiring, ell
tered as radiant as sunbeam on Friday,
drew oat his peanuts, and commenced 10
c:ack and masticatc them. Suddenly he
burst out: ''l'vc got 4 conunGrum 10 ask
you: What IS the worst infction in lifc?'
We smilirgly answered: Gan internal fool
and S:upeEdoc> jachaSS who cats peanuts in
an editorial room He got up as though he
was offended and marched out Of the room
under the impression that We had said some
thing auk id.
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How TO CHOOSE 4 WIFE.-As tue local
Column IS the most popular with the young
people, we insert tie following rec;p" 10y Ike
sct>c.ioa o. Z wifi.
a place ior creryih!ng and everything in
its place, said IN Old MAN 10 his daughter.
''Sccct not 4 wife, my son. WHO will ever
step over t:ooms1icii.' The Son was oJc-
dent to ;hc lesson. "Noa,' said he,
pleasantly, on May day to one Of his COM
pan:ons, II appoint this broomS:ck 70
cheese me wife. The young lady who will
nj sep over i! shall have the offer of my
hand They passed from the splendid sa-
lDol 20 the grove. Some tumbled over the
brcom>tick, others jumped over it. AZ
length i young lady stopped and put it in
its pi2ce. The promise was ru:IlcI. She
became tic wife Of ar cducJtcl and wealthy
young man. and he the husband Of L pru-
deut, industrious, and lovely wife. lie
brought fortune to her and she kncw hos
70 save one. Il is not easy TO decide which
WAS Under the greatest obligations: both
were rich, anI each enriched tie other
We never expect to see broom lying
around loose in NcwbcrIy again.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-30

GRErNylLLH Goyv o2arloN.---T:iS Ip1y
assembled at s.. Lukc's (Eg;Scop.ll Ct"'c!:
Triday -; a:,'l a"iour1cd til" following.
.j'y. The nr%; GorrOrgI;oa &c i.c A<,,i Ii
Go':i:nia IL Nay, -.
0Hi.g 10 lie j~o-:u!G fact .irat so":' {:
IL delegates were absent from their i;>-
i.Hes during lhy simmer, and had b1. :c-
Gently ;c;ur"el, " i;'e others had pressing;
hoH.c G"'i"S, i: this busy season, Tie "a:
rious parishes we're Tot fully represented,
vet :he Coavoca:;on WAS full Of interest.
Tie Intelligence Of the dca'' Of NJ. Stiles
Mc..isha@in, who was expected II this
m"c;ing, WAS rc:eiyed with profound Sog-
row. Appropriate resolutions Of Sy.npl-
thy and respect were unanimously passed
aud recorded
Ecv. ~. S:;%rl, Of Co|en.bia, wAs the
?rc>i'ic";, pro. tem., anl Arthur SIN,
m2"<, Esq, Acting Sctre:"r: Of ;i:e CO..
vocation.
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BAD RoADS-Wc seriously call attention.
10 the latest bad piece Of road travelled over,
and that is the orc leading from .own 20 ia
lappa. Last winter it was aimo,; impas abe
and several brcai: downs occurred, this win
tcr It will bc worse fsomethiag is 10; soon
done 10 fix il up. Aud this is 10: lhe Only
road in the same condition, and showing tic
same gloSS ncglcct. Where are ihe CommiS-
siouers-II&vc they no authority? /: is time
something in this direction was being Gone,
II oysrScers have been appointed and wont
work, ie: others bc substituted, !ncn who wi!
do VITA; is right Fix up the roads yc CON-
m:SSionerS, what arc You paid for, and where
60 tic pco?Ic'S taxes? Only last winter q
party Of IaGies were upset in L hole aud were
nearly drowned in filthy slime, wiihin q
stones throw OF town-th"i ho!c is dam
now, il: otler words a.! right but there arc
others which need damm;ng as mGch ii not
more. Dam Observation-Disclosures
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\ K. K. PASSENGER CoMPLA1Ns.-Wc
have been urged by an old gentleman wLo
loves ease and comfort and attention, 10
make 1 local on the lack Of railroad accon3-
mediation. Going 10 Columbia cle day last
week, the train being delayed in CONSEQUENCE
Of tho engine gct;ag GU; Of steam and prey
ing otherwise weak, q: in unknown point
%boyc N%w5crry, lie had to wait on the dc.
poi platform until Al of his large stoci: of pa
t"ncc was exhausted. lie thinks that az
every sta:iOa there should br i Telegraph
Office, anu besides, that every engineer and
conductor Si!ou!I not only be able to tap tie
wire and give notice q accident; aud pryba-
hic :@HS:h of I~!ay-wicu accidents Vr"Gr
De wccu >tlti0n>-0a: &c provided viii. salt
ai'ic apparatus. He wants 10 know how iu#S
h ii;!> g E..j:. aud a.! about il. BESIDES, ii
;;:c DELAY is long ana carries him into lie
:!i:s!4t, t!,c>hncnt> should be pcovii".', be
cia>c in The absence Of information as above
S:a:"';, he r!uS; Ge il doubt whether 10 take
SE?pcr with lin Of nO;. Then again SAYS
Ike ".i; :,c3t;c!ran, the conductor S!ou., 20
through The COACH occasionally and cai!sc
tie passengers . close up and make room,
fuS il is commonly 'Ac case, that every >eat
i c1v;r.,; with sh;;wlS, baskets, ezra babies
stretched ext asleep, and impol;:e plop2,
w:,' take II more room than they pay for,
ia consequence Of Which at every stopping
place, ;Ec gentleman or lady WHO last comes
il, travels The entire length Of the co ch and
back as;l::! ieforc getting scat. and only
then "l:vc nUch YcXa:ioA Of spirit. lie is
right Oh hi; point. We have seen gentle
n!cH All !a!:cs, c2cil occupying ;wo seats,
While ia front or rc..r two more were taken
up with fixtures. and Who, when any ouo
comes III, either hang tlc;y heads rs if asleep,
CT cast li;cir eyes out cf lie window Sc rs
not 10 >c> Ike new conner. fhc Conductor j
might very appropriately see 70 this, and
force all sea; greed and nro;i:c people 10
joab:c, c:o>c up and stow away SIIawiS, over
coats ard baskets, and VIC night AID babies.
Thee arc ell the grounds our friend wi,hcd
) resented, and we nope he vii; be satisfied
with tx manner in which lis r>oHc>: :; eYra-
piled with.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-30

The MUNICIPAL ELECTIoS.-The election
for Intendanr and Wardcrs Cor the town Of
Ncwbcrry, comes of on next Tucsday-don,t
fail to cast Your vote fellow citZens-let no
excuse keep you away from the polls on that
day. This is al imperative duty and one
which mnst not be neglected. Vote every
one and early, 50 as TO avoid any contin-
gcncv.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-30

CoNPLIMEyTAEY.--ifl arc due tic
polite AID intelligent Secretary Of the .int;"r-
son Farmers ard Mechanics Association,
Jas. y. Ioyt, ESD, fora card Of inv.ta:;cn
TO thc Annual Fair, w!;c:: commences on
the 3oi;: MS, and closes on he 1>t Of No
vembcr. We understand that the officers
have been unrcmi;t:ng in tlcr cXcrtionS TO
N Ike this fair = credit no: only 10 theig C"un-
ty but 70 the State. The public spirit mani
ft>tel by the citizens Of Anderson, not Only
p@hc interest a.! weli-bcin-, is worthy CT
example. Saccess 70 the Fair, and praise 20
its officers.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-30

HID Quarters i"r Linen. ara ace Sets, and
Lice Collars and Lace Goods At
&c. 9. at. MCCALL & POOL :.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-30

The ToURSAMgNT AT LIBERTY HALL
An account Of which, received 100 la:e for
publication this week, will appear i'll or
next issue.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-30

Not BIT OF ITO relieve the general
anxiety, manifested By at least thousand
inquiries in regard to 4 certain prominent
citizen Of our Town as 10 whether ne Las
gone up absQuaiula'cd, cvaporated, or
:conc where the wocdbine twincib,' we are
,nost happy in being able 70 State that he Sc
r,ncN moves abou5 as usual in tic even tenor
Of The same OLD way. La'l;cs aal gentlemen,
don't write ~ mans obituary till you arc
SCI. >tic,l thar he has Succum3eC.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-30

''MEsSRs. GE!EFiA x HOFFMAN. Newspaper
4 !"ettiS:ng Agents. No South ST.. BAL
finer. Nil. are duly aii:o: izel to contract
for advertisements Ut ourcort:ac: rates. Adver-
tiS"rs in that Cr requested to caSe their IA
vorS with this house
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-30

A very f"e selection OF Wooicrs Piece Goods
and Gents Furnishing Goods. can be fourd at
Oct: O. Ill: MCCALL & POOLS.
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SPECIAL AND PARTICCLAR,-Wc have

SPECIAL AND PARTIcULAR-Wc have
beer forced to place some accounts for mo-
nicS due This cifcc Ia egli hands for co;lcu-
ton. L is ~: = F,,easant step, but so:"e-
times circumstances n.ahc such cou!Sc i:c
cessary. Bad memory in somc. carclessEe>s
il others, and don 't-carc-iudffcrcrcc Oh ;he
par; Of i.o.a few, ;re some OF the causes.
All indeI:cd VII! please cope forward
Those Indebted !or advertising Letters r.,
Administration through Probate Judges .
fee, will b. sued il prompt settlement is not
made. 4l-3t.
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"a; ;ets. Shaw.> turS, Muti$ and CloakS. can
b, ..J::G at MCCALL PCOL'S.
OK. 2. Aft
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.ill for the Fair will read Superintendent
Doiamc&d's notice in advertising column.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-30

OLD Jouy's SHOWING wcre pleased
with :; visit from NJ. G.. Y. :. Aiken, tie
no.:;e and agreeable Agent of John Robin
,on's CircnS, cnc day lasi week. Ihs gen
rcmaa is in a!vance OF ille great Show-one
Of tie greatest aGi most varied Of modern
t.mes-m king arrangements with the lif-
f;.rcnt lines Of railroad FOR excursion trains
a, ha,f fare 10 convey visitors to the various
centres of a;tr:"i;on. tic nearest Of which
tor this locality Will be Columbia, and the
time the 1lth OF November There IS nc
hamtug IN old John Robinson, and who viii
always, if wind and weather arc agreeable,
and no urfore zen accidents happen, give
the public what he promises III his pro-
srammes. Mr. Aiken will accept our thanks
for compliment 'r;es to g all SC: tac an;
miles aud horses.
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Any on finding and delivering the
above a: this oti!ce, will be li>eraily re-
ward d. 43-4t.
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Our AGENTS IN CHAgLEsToS.-The ad-
v2rtsjng agency Of Mcssr>. Walker, Evans &
CogSwe.i, represented ~ isoswell +. Logan,
Esq, is 'he oH'r authorized agency for this
paper in Charleston.
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Letters remaining in the Post Office-PGs-
tai Regulation Got complied with. viz: Isaac
CoopS, Columbia: J. n. Mendenhali. Ca. So;
Miss Lacy Ksmagc, Ncwberry c. H.; George
Gfeeawood, Ncwbcrry c. H.: George Jack
son. Newbcrry County.
Don't FORGET, for ii You do it vii! be the
fault OF yourSei. reader. NanScmond bi-
valves, plump, sweet, fresh, and in large sup
ply, besides manv othec good things at L. Z.
MarSbanS. We have sampled some Of the
NanScmond river productions, a!I tue taste
st;! remains.
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NOTICE.

vii! >c'l cheap for cash the HOTEL at
Salula Old Town. For terms apply toJ. W.
Miller, at Nc&berry, S. c.
Oct. 80, 44-2m. J. c. TAYLOR.
4 full line Of Dress Goods. OF al kinds and
prices. Can bc found 81
Oct.9, 4l-:f. MCCALL s. POOLS.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-30

NEssRs kINGsLAND 4 iIEATU.-lseat
,hc card Of these gentlemen in this issue, aud
whcn' voa visit Cnium!,;A, lock n on them
a:.d then cxa:uinc one OF the finest and most
varied stocks in ;her useful, handy end Or
nao:cnial line in the city. They certainly
have i splendid stock Of al things necessary
70 housekeeping comfort.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-10-30

In. WM GiAzE.-We ca!! attcn'ion with
p!cl>urc 10 the c!gd in this pancr Of hr.
Giaz2, whose jowc!.y establishment in Co..
u.u5ia i cuc Of the hIndsoac$' and best
<.ochcl in tie city. The long experience OF
Tbs gentleman and his established reputa-
Il n are vel! knCwn over the whole coualry.
l. i n"!v .ccassary FOR Is to state that MS
stock is new, elegant, large 10 variety, and
warranted in every article 20 be as represent
Cd. .iuy orders sent to Mr. Glaze Will be
promptly attended 10.
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according "a tie character or cxteut of
vcur business, Sc; aside q liberal percentage
for rour advertising. Keep yourself unceas-
ia@!v before the public, and it matters not
wha5 bu~ mess os utility yoa nay be eng !ge1
in. tor !: ;ntc:ligcn:ly and ;r,iu>triOusiy Fur-
<uei, & rortuuc will he the result
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Gu account offs associations.
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CHARLES F. T. Drake, vols, SIS.
Man in the Past, Present and Future, from the
German of DR.. L. Ruchner, by W. S. Dallas,
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Memoir of Count De Mntalemert, by Mrs. Oil
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Thoughts and Mcditations On the Mysteries of
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