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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-09

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Impression C, nndeis also, PERFECTlAG PRESS
LSof various descriptions. aCith two more impress
sion cylinders, TO be used Sith type or Stereotype
and with one TO six feeders, Willrolis q paper
SINGLE ana DOUBLE CYLINDER PRESSES.
RED and PLAIhN POWER .PRESS, dT book
worS. NEW STOP CYLINDER PRESS, with
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for the finest illustrated newspapers and tbe best
book and wood-cut work. SMALL FOB, CARD,
RAILRoAD-IICKET. and COUPON ,PkEsSIEsSS ';
SINGLE LARGE HAND CYLINDER k'RESS
aud SINGLE HAND CYLGNDER RAILWAY
PRESS, for newspapers Ut saoderate sircifntions
printing 10y hand. power eight hiindrediR9p aessions
per hour. Also, 1uSpsh every article rseifred In
bGRAPHIC PUWEK PRESSEs. HYDRAULIC
and SCREW PkEsSES: .Bn9kRlHDERN, MA
GH1NERY; also, MACHINERY FOR EL a., e Re-
TYPERS ana STEREOTYP ERS. CAS'EsfTEEL
SAWS with impr,tSsc inserted teeth. Ihe;a6oye
are all manufactured On our owa premises, aorder
our personal supervision, Of the best matestR and
Workmanship. Illustrated catalogues sent :Sn ap-
plicatlon. 4. HOE 81 CO
Office and Warerooms29 audSa Gold street. New
York. MANUFACTURES on Grand, Hroome, Sheriff,
and Coluuair streets. New York. an 1stskn
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BY Moody & Royal,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
office corner OF Seventh and hull streets,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
" ABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
MANCHESTER, VA. AT AUCTION, ON The
PREMISES, MONDAY. OCTOBER IL, 1874. AT
O'CLOCK r. M.-By virtue Of q decree OF the
Hastings Court of the city aforesaid In the case Of
Brooks aud wife Us. ID. Rrookss ieirs and ats. we,
the undersigned. win sell at the time above-men.
toned small FRAMED DWELLING aud LOT,
fronting 80 feet on Fourteent h street between Hull
and Bafpbrid2e STREETS, running back 100 feet.
Also, two handsome BUILDING LOTS adjoining
the above, fronting 80 feet each, with a depth OF
street near Fourteenth street, with depth Of 1876
feet.
These lots are in the heart Of the city, aqd should
attract the attention of these seeking good invest
ments. 8
TERMS: One-third cash; balance at four and
eight months; lille retained until the whole pur-
chase-money Is paid and conyeyanse ordered by the
court. i. NJ. CONNER,
DAVID L. PULLIAM,
oc Std Commissioners.
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
Ills Main street, opposite Dispatch Office.

TOR SALE, A SUBSTANTIAL AND
II DESIRABLE SMALL BRICK RESIDENCE,
PINE AND BEL VIDERE, IN SIONEY-At the
request of the owner will sell al public auction.
2. NJ, the above described house, containing six
rooms; Is In good order. has nice dry basement
with two stories above, well of water stable and
NIL necessary out-hOuses; the premises, 29xl29 TO
an alley adjcins beautiful flower garden. and Is
altogether most desirable piece OF property Par
Ties with limited means desiring home will do
well TO attend this SALE as bargain can be secured
TERMS : One-fourth cast balauca at four, eight,
and twelve months, six per cent. interest.
oc 3-lds j. THOMPSON BROWN.
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TOILET ARTICLES.

r. UBIN'S LAVENDER WATER,
IL CoLGATE'S LAVENDER WATER,
COUDRAYtS LAYENDER WATER,
LUBIN,S HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS,
ATKINSoN'S HANpKEaoHIE ExTRAcTS,
MURRAY s. LASAAS'S FLoRIpAs WATER, @
+. MAIZE FARINh COLOGNE.
JOSEPH ANT. FARINA COLOGNE,
GoURAND's ORIENTAL CREAM,
GOSNRLL'S WED CHERRY TooTM-PAsrE,
GL2CERINE CREAM for chaps,
LYoNS's To0TH.TARLETS, ~
PUssE 6 LuBIS,s SoMPLExloN POWDER,
READS GRAND DUCHESS COLOGNE, asssy5
GoSNELL'S SHAVING CREAM.
And all che popular PREREQUISITES,
SOAPS, PoMAD rs. &C., for sale by
POLK MILLER & CO, Apothecaries,
& &C 2 corner Ninth aud Main streets.
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s25o,o00 TO BE GIVEN AWAY!

PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets =. 81 GOO Quarter Tickets 80 so
Half Tickets. 500 Eleven Tickets. .0C
NO INDIVIDUAL BENEFITS.
This Concert Is strictly for Masonic purposes,
and will be conducted with the same ltberaliry, hon.
ssty, and farnes which characterized the first en-
JOHN Z. ROPER, President.
sor tickets and circulars giving full information
ADDRESS HENRY v. MOORE, Secretary,
Norfolk, Va
Ticke.s for sale by p WEISIGER, 92l Main
streat ss,d WILLIAM MYERS, 1900, corner OF
Main and Fourteenth streets. z5sszssEi
Z oc 2-F,Ns&WtNl9
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By A. A. Hutchinson & Co., Aucsioneers.

BY A. 4. Hutcheson q Oo.' hucsioneeR0'
WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION ON
wv sATIiRDAY. October 10Th, at 10 O'Clock,
at Turner a Co.'S stable. on Frank lin stTeet,
MULES, five years old, well broke,
on sixty days time for apsrovea nego1IaTIe nd
RofsKAWAY and HARM EsS IN good order.
~ oN5t A, A.HUTChESOS &c co.
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TJIGH CONSTABLES SALE.

TIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.
I will sell at public auction on
SATURDAY THE 10TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1874,
AT 4 O'CLOCK,
ot No. 1918 Broad street. the following property,
m satisfy distress warrant In my hands In favor
of a. III. Rutherford Us. Cesar Coleman:
One TWu.STORY FRAME TENEMENT, WITH
SHED ATTACHED,
No. 1918 Broad street, below Jail alley.
h"A' N"'"' Al DUEsBERRY,
ocsot Ii. L. c. x.
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( BY N. II. Lee, l
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1914 Main street.

VALUABLE BUILDINGlLOTz ON
" CLAY NEAR MONROE sIR = 2rII 9l Is n
naVJS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-By request
Of Inc owner, win sell at public auction. on sne
premises on MONDAY the 18th OF 0ct9nert y,
e. ~ oselock p NJ. the valuable BUlLDLNG LoI
descTibed above, fronting % feet on Gay street,
with a depth Of 1872 feet to an alley siAseeh iee'
wide. az civ and
twelve months for negotiable notes. interest," aaoed'
secured by trust deed -. nctIonear
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STOVES, TTNwARE, DC.

A GREAT SAVING OF FUEL WILL
n be secured with open CRATES by the use OF
THE PATENT CORRUGATED FIRE-8ACK.
for warming two or more rooms. II can be pa' IN
any fireplace without disturbing the nan'ei 0F
front,
For particulars and references, apply TO l.. A.
Crenshaw, or the Richmond Stove Cotnian!, OF
j. s. RAGLAND, who will pu. them up ana s.'e
estimates. &c o-ohI
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CTOYEs! STOVES! STOVES!

We have full line of STOVES. made II ~
the last few months from new patterns-ihe
product Of Virginia capital, Virginia labor anu
Virginia iron, and warranted equal to any madeih
the United States.
Buy HOMEMADE STOVES, and ?ou win save
trouble and expense when repairs are needed u
dealers cannot supply you. apply at The factory
Our cash retail prices cannot he beaten.
RICHMOND STOVE COMPANY,
co o6-3m 1000 Cay street
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BY Grubbs 8 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i FARM IN CHEsTtRFIEL Il CD COUNTY ~ =
G GasSf r. AT 1GCTioN.-In execution Of q
deed of trust made by William =. Blander to the
subscriber as trustee, dated 9th March, 1919 ana
sell at anction, upon the premises, on MONDAY;
9th October. at IL o'clock NJ, the farm OF saiu
Brander lying as above at the Junction o. tne
the Murchie road and the lands of Dr.. f. j.. Nose,
ley and jasper Clayton. The tract contains IL
acres and is represented to be valuable ana nigh
TERMS Cash 10 pay expenses Of executing the
trust and to pay two notes, one Tor 939U.5s, que
18Th June, 1874, and one for 1896: 9, due !5th
September, 1874; balance on such terms OF pay
men' as SAID 'fan RoBE ss G. SCOTT, Trustee
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
The above sale Is postponed until F Fri AZ
place at Chesterfield ~ ManGhes.er
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. Aucttoneers. &C o
TRUSTEES SALE.--By virtue of deed
Il of trust executed by William B. Chalkiey to
secure certain creditors therein named, and duly
recorded in the clerks Office OF chesterfield County
Court, the undersigned trustee VIII, on SAIUk-
A. H., expose for sale at public auction, at Half
way station, on the Richmond and Petersburg rail-
road. one STOCK Of GOODS CONSISTING Of DRY r.,
s ssGRi G6SdGGo soee
P. Nj. of same day, at Chesterfield old courthouse,
will expose for sale In the same manner the foi,2W
MERCHANTS and RETAIL TO ACCO II.
CENSE, ONE HORSE, THREE MULES, ONE
Proceeds OF sale. by agreement, 10 be dlstrlDuted
among all the creditors In said deed.
JOHN NJ. G. FITZPATRICK,
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TOUSE AND LOT ON DUVALGS'
III STREET FOR SALE PRIVATEL9.a -
n he HJIJSE is No. 9, south side OF Duyal street,
east between First and Foushee five rooms, gas
in ali: good kitchen and eoa.h,ouse: oot1e,c a
63xl95; garden large enough to raise yeee.a onr
All the premises in thorough repair. Price Sl;739
$500 cash. the remainder al g. " Sb hS' a W Se
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. OHIO G. KEAN, ~.
JAMES 81. III. DAVIS. .
SnecIai Commissioners

FTER THE FOREGOING Z SALE ,;,ls
i a LI ha cold TWO VERY HANDSOME LOTS.
- ,n w aanth side Of Leigh between Norton ana
streets each about 20 by l2o rect 70 aies
20 feet woe. sa,e sos W.GODDIN, q
IEhAo A'o Aucttoneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-09

BY Thornr'son Brown
Rsi EasAte Agent and Auctioneer,
1416 Assn street, opposite Dtspatca once. : ID.
5S,Top PAYING Rem ri have 5ust GO, com.
IA nefea . very desirahe BIZ DWa 10
4 t.s1irn WESTERN: insfalments monthly soF hse
ysass pflsGe, no AMY hose now on hand parties
,.ss,s,, RI secnre it must apply at once.
'se So 20 se'sie - j. TH0M PsON BROWN.
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FARM FOR SALE.

offer for sale that beautiful place iormslay
owned BIZ Kuhn & Martin, ON Tnis STV
near Oakwood cemetery. 1t contains w IN :.
TWO ACRES or
HyGHLY-IsiPRovED LAND,
and "a wei, sdapted to market gardening II mas on
Il good DWELLING with six rooms also. a ,,as,
en-, Stable &C., and is well enclosed Mn a T
fence. bargain may be nau DS saAihs ~ - :
stall In the First Market: ,..o, 3f
s q. " 20. -, - rs Y. HECHLER. jR.
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STRAYED from my lot, No. sos EESE
y Fourth street. on Wednesday evening. ELK.
ing about one ana half gallons of milk per day !;
has long horns marked with under-key in each
ear A liberal reward vii! be paid for her delivery
to me. j. e. FARRAR,
oc 9.2t* sos Fourth street.
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NOTlCE.-I hereby notify all persons who
IN are Indebted to me not to pay any OF my Ice
or misaid BY the collector. The finder of the bills
will be literally rewarded by leaving them IT No.
81 O6 Main street. Foe 9-ltFl D.. DAILY.
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DOR RENT, BRICK RESIDENCE Ms
Il on Grace street between Eighth and Ninth ka:a
streets, next to ct. Paul's church. Apply to
REV. WILLIAM NORWOOD.
oc 7-3t* Fost-ofice Box No. 1913.
EOR RENT, two pleasant ROOMS. O.
4 fronting the Capitol Square. Apply at FL
104 Niuth street. &C 3-eonot
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-02-11
PERRYsyILLE. Feb. l, 1874.

Mr.. Editor = The local Institute
announced by the County Supcrinten-
dent for this place convened on Satur
day morning, January 3lst, and held a
foreuo, and afternoon session. 1t
opened with prayer by Rev. Sbindle,
and music, 'Murmur Not My Soul" by
the Perrysville schools. 1t was con
sidered inexpedient te hold night ses-
sions on account of the deep interest
manifested in religion at tine three
places of worship in the town. Though
but two sessions were held, twenty-five
active school teachers were in attend
auce. Prof. David Nilsson rendered
his usual amount Of valuable aid, as
did also Pro!s. T. ID. Garman, Samuel
Shelley, formerly active teachers in the
county, and Prof. Winfield Wilson, of
Airy View Academy. The most inter
esting and attractive discussion WAS on
:. Style in Teaching" by j. Warren
Piett, and continued by the biggest
guns" present. Many coed ideas for
the teacher in the school room were
brought out in this discussion. Gram
mar received the next important place
In the list Of discussions. An Essay
on '.Truthfulness," BY Miss C. j. Re
gan, was right to the pOfnt. Much life
was added to the occasion by having
the programme interspered With aPpro-
pirate music furnished by the pupils of
the place. For this ID. +. Il bison,
County Superintendent, thanked them
very kindly At least four of the bor-
ough directors were in attendance, and
quite respectable number of ladies'.
One could not help seeing in this the
fact that the tue for female directors
has arrived, and that they know it
Gentlemen, to your post, or the ladies
will oust you. Everything considered,
i: was very lively and pleasant edu-
cationsl gathering.
"
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no delay excepting eight hears, but did not
reach Santa Barbara until after the death
of his brother. The body was ernDalmed,
and the bereaved and mourning widow and
the grief s;icken brother commenced
the lorg return to Pennsylvania with the
corpse. The body arrived here on We'd
nesday, the 4th inst, and lay in-state in
the residence of Mr.. II. A. Siambaugh, on
Thursday. Many citizeds visited the house
on hat day to take the last earthly look at
the remains of the young man they had
known long and with great respect, and by
their presence to exTiess sympathy and con-
dolence to the bereaved family.
On Friday, the 9th inst. at . O'Clock P.
NJ, amidst the rawlings of pittiless snow
storm from the east, all that was mortal of
Jacob Stambaugh, attended bv a large con-
course Of citizens, was conveyed and con-
signed to grave in the Cemetery, south
east of town. He was a most dutiful son,
an efectonate husband, and a kind brother
Ep.
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ABouT IL O'Clock ON Satur

ABOUT IL O'Clock on Saturday night
an engineer of freight train esstx ard
bound, as h,s train neared the upper
end Of the Patterson yard, saw wha: he
supposed was the body Of man lying
between the rails Of the track on which
MS train was running. He was too
near to the object to stop the train, and
thirty cars passed over it. On bis ar
rival at the station he informed EN-
ployes of the road of bis worst fears.
As soon as possible they FASTENED to
the spot designated, and there the sad
spectacle Of the mangled body of
man met and increased their trembling
expectation. An inquest was held over
the body on Sunday. From the fact
that on his person was found a railroad
ticket from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to
New York, and a cbeck-No. l95-for
a trunk TO the same place, a verdict
was reached that he cane to his death
BY falling from Cincinnati Express, due
at $50 z. NJ. The trunk has been de-
spatched for, and when it arrives the
Investigation will be further continued,
so that his Identity, if possible, may be
reached, and his friends informed of
his untimely end
There was also an irregularly kept
diary in the German language found on
his person. From it was learned that
his name is or was NJ V. PauIson, aged
about 23 years, and that be was orisi-
nally from Hamburg, Germany. The
diary contained FIVE photographs-onc,
the picture of father and mother aged,
probably, 60 years, taken at Hamburg,
Germany; one, the picture Of young
man, taken at Sheboygan, Wisconsin /;
one, a mother with two children on her
lap, taken at the same place one, a
husband and wife and child, taken at
Detroit, Michigan, and one the picture
of a young lady, possibly sister; the
place at which it was taken is not men
toned on the back. His pocket book
contained SI2 20 in morav and two
5 cent postage stamps. His height was
5 feet 9 inches, and his complexion
Anglo Saxon, commonly called Sandy.
On Monday he was buried IN the Union
Cemetery.
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REPORT OF EAST SALEM SCHOOL.
For month ending Feb. 2, 1874.

Whole No. in attendance during month, 81
Average attendance. ce................ 81
Per cent. OF attendance ..... SO
B. F. Harley, Calvin Smith, Geo. Har-
ner, John Hart, John II. Oliver, VIM. +.
Oliver, Jos. X. Oliver, Haines Shafser, Wm-
J. Auman, Rictor III. Aumsn, Philo Ii.
Warner, arthur N. Fulton, James S. Full
ton, Lewis L. Leach, Orville Thompson,
Geo. Finkenbinder, Ira A. Winey, John A.
Kinzer, Jos. X. Harner, Lewis II. lambert,
James A. Harner, Mary E. Harley, Laura
p. Shelly, IdaC. Shelly, Catharine Brandt
hotter, Juniata J. Leach, Ada NJ. Leach,
Lydia A. Fulton, Sarah B. Pyfer, Emma J.
Shelly, Mary z. Guyer, am Joanna Guyer
were present every day.
II 6 E.sou Teacher
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Besides this amount, our pupils have
contributed twelve dollars, with which
fine frames for four steel engraviuss of
Washington have been purchased. Now
II is hoped by all the schools, that pa
rents and friends will come to see us.
not merely because we have been orna-
meHting our school rooms, but to en-
courage us and judge FOR themselves
whether or not We are progressing
In regard to the above report l
would say that any one wishing to ex-
anime this report more carefully is per-
fectly welcome to do so, and will have
every bill, here presented, itcmized-
ID. A. HARMAN.
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ID. A. Yoder will sell at public sale,
at his residence in Spruce Hill town.
ship, on Wednesday. March 4th, four
head of horses, 9 cows, wagons, Tele-
graph fodder cutter, grain drill and
other farming utensils, also a fine lot OF
light Brahma fowls Sale at 10 o'clock.
Jude Tyson will sell at public sale,
at his residence on the Shuman proper
ty, one mule northwest of Mexico, on
March 9th, FIVE horses, l mare with
foal, 2 colts, 8 cows, 10 head of young
cattle, 2 York State bulls, 2 York State
heifers, l broed SOW, 6 shoats, wagons,
reaper aud other farming implements.
Sale at 10 o'clock.
]. L. Moore will sell on the Black Rock
Farm, one-half mile south of Centre church,
in Walker township, on Tuesday, March
10, 1874, Two or three horses, five head of
Durham and Aldcrney cattle, top buggy,
Eagle Separator and power, grain drill,
l rock and stump puller, and other farming
implements, potatoes, bacon, and other ar
ticles. Sale at 10 O'Clock.
Lewis Rauch rill sell at public sale,
at his residence ia Fermanagh town
ship, near Cuba Mill, on "Wednesday.
March 1lth, two fine young horses, 3
milk COWS, lot of young cattle, 4 sheep.
2 sboats, l good two-horse wagon, new
Harrisburg windmill, good threshing
machine and horse power, steel eoota
hay rake, and other farming implements.
Sale at 10 o'clock.
f. s.. & Thos. Rumberger, Execu-
tors of the estate Of Peter Rumberger,
deceased, Will sell at public sale, at the
late residence Of said decedent, in
Greenwood township, one mile east of
the Seven Star Tavern, on Thursday,
March 18th, one horse, two cows, FIVE
hogs, l mower, fodder cutter, l corn
shelter, AMI other farming utensils, also
household fTniture. Sale at 10 o'clock
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FIVE DOLLARS REwARD.-Strayed
awav from the subscriber on the night
of Feb. 5, 1874, Shepherd Pup
bitch-about FIVE months old, white,
with yellow marks en- ears, peck and
shoulders, with strap around neck
The above reward will be paid on re-
covery of the pup, by the undersigned
JAMES McCAULY,
St Near oakland Mills.
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Netc Advertisements.
Manhood: HowLost, How Restored
Just Pa5tisisf, IN Ssatei Earslope. i'rles
SIR Gems.

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cr.llly: NERVOUSNESS, Consumption, Epi-
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The wOrd-,enOwncd author, IN this ad-
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Sent. under seal, 10 any uldress, in a
plain envelope, on the receipt Of two post
age stamps Idress the Publishers,
CIlAS. J. G.. KLINE l. CO.
Ia BOwery, New York,
Post Office Box iJS6.
Jan 81 lS74-Iv.
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ATTENTION JUNIATA SCoUTs -
You are hereby ordered to parade at
Johnstown, on Saturday, February %,
1874, instead of the 2lst. A full at
tendance rs requested, as business of
great importance to the Company re-
9ulres full vote. By order of
j. K. ROBSON,
Capt. Commanding.
MATTHEW ROGERS. o. S.
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L.7TFST IMPROVEMENTS
that constitute
First Glass Photograph Gallery,

he invites al his friends and fhr puJiic gen.
orally 10 favor him wi'h their patronage,
and they win be accsmmndItet with any
thing in the line OF Phot,sraphv.
Pictures taken from Card to Life Size,
and Painted, II dcsired, in Oh or Water
ColOrs.
Small Pictures copied and enla-ged.
Old Ambrotypes nr Dasucrrc0types also
copied and enlarged, and painted if desired.
A good selection Of FRAEES kept on
hand at all times, aud cheaper thau ever.
Solid Walnut Frames,
Gilt Frames,
Imitation Walnut Frames,
I'm t1tiOu Rosewood Fran-S,
Rustic Frames,
Cabinet lmPeri1l Frames,
Picture Nails, Screw eyes, Cord and Tas-
sci, sc.
JOSEPH HESS.
Miflintown, Jan. ., 1874.