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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-06-14

Ey TrEMs FROM rnE TSpRpHSpEs1
SrArE,-EditOrs Democrat Having
just returned from tho Capital of The
Independent State. I will give you
my gleanings in tho way Of items while
there. Court convened on the 18th,
aud adjourned on the 30th ult. Five
indictments were found by tho Grand
Jury. aud considerable business tran.
sacted by the Court II we should
Judge from evidence given Before the
Grand Jury, Harris best is both
plenty and cheap at Addison /; for a
witness stated that he could get whis.
koy any timc to get tight on. !" with.
out money or without price. He would
either deposit bis empty bottle 10 the
paw-paw bushes, where It would DO
filed by some fairy. or borrow Of q
mutual friend" TO be returned ut
pleasure. Cannot say whether it Is
Moultcn, Skidmoro or Harris whom
they claim as their mutual friend. I"
--Qaite au amusing joke was got.
ten of at the expense Of one Of the
Grand Jurors which, perhaps, will
bear relating The last evening that
the Grand Jury were impanelled. it
was noticed that ono Of the jurors did
not put in au appearance, but as they
had almost finished up their business
before noon. il was not thought proper
to investigate the cause Of his absence
So when The clerk, in calling over the
names Of the jurors prior 10 their dis.
charge, called the name Of this juror,
no one responded. Again the name
name was called, and again silence
reigned supreme 70 a few moments,
when the Judge broke silence bv pro.
uouucing the single word. "drunk,"
aud the roll call went on and only ff-
teen jurors received mileage Had
the pleasure Of meeting Sargent Of the
Enterprise, together With several other
Beverley boys. We attended one Of
Aunt Sally Miller's Concerts together.
aud I think they will concur with me
in saying wo had o jolly time. Ham
Collins Furnished tho music. aud 1t
was whispered that Aaron Bell aud
Doc Gibson furnished tho "oh be joy
full" Being q g. myself. l would
not presume to vouch as to the truth
Of the assertion; but on tho contrary,
aud in justice to those gentleman. I
think It was a company contribution.
But DO this as Il may, the boys all
seemed to enjoy themselves aud lie.
land Kettle remarked that there was
but one thing wanting to complete his
happiness, and that was for his wife to
view bis performances unobsetyed.
Sargent doubted The assertion, howev.
er and while I think oft, 1 will de-
liver message which Aunt Sally
Miller intrusted to my caro- for Kent
Crawford /; and as tho message is an
imperative one, | take this as the
quickest way Of delivering IL. II Is
this. Aunt Sally wants those teeth
says the other Sally Won the bet. He
may understand Tho message, but |
acknowledge IL Is dark one 70 INC.
KErNER,
| fL,.L.,.,s Ip,tIsur .Lile 4 aII eH
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-06-14

ea,- Tng revenue Of the Baltimore
4 Ohio Railroad and its branches for
the month Of April. 1874, was
81, S77 1888 81, among the largest for
any month in the history Of the com.
pany, and for tho month of April Of
the present year. S2,S12,527 SO. an
increase over the same month Of tho
preceding year Of S34,573.60.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-06-14

IN Tina MisGiRsIppi Buffalo Gnat,
which has done 50 much execution
among cattle, is described as being
about half the size Of a common horse.
ay, and Jet black. It has q bumped
back or shoulder, like the buffalo, and
hence its name.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-06-14

l9 OSCAR r. WANRIour, Of " ost
Virginia, On a horn) who was con-
victed Of perjury on February7, 1874.
aud sentsnced to four years imprison-
ment and to pay q emo Of 800, has
been pardoned BY President Grant.
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WI. KITsoN, Proprietor
$50 REWARD.

The above reward will be paid TO any
person for the arrest and safe delivery TO the
undersigned, in any JILL Of this STATE, Of
AZEJENKfNS,
who was convicted Of felony at the August
term Of the Richie Circuit Court 1871, and
sentenced 10 years imprisonment 10 the
Pcniientiary. lie escaped March l3th, 1879.
DESCRlpTI0N.-S5 years old, Sallow
complexion, black or very dark brown eyes,
sandy brown and curly bale, 8 feet and 8
inches high, aud marked as follows; woun-
dCd In front Of right abdomen, scar and
mole near the corner oflcft eye, and right
hand broken al the back Of little finger.
WIN. Il. BRIDGES,
Sapt W. Va. Pehiteatiary.
May 81, is75-4w
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-06-14

On GEORGE B. MoRRts, Of the firm
Of Morris, jarrett & Hall, Dentists,
1874. 9th Avenue, Pittsbprg. Pa, will
visit this place twice a year-spring
and misunderstanding others report
to the contrary.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-06-14

Eg We learn that Tho celebrated
stallion, "Grey Eagle" owned by Cap
tain Elliott. Of Gilmer county, died on
Tuesday night last. at the farm Of
James Collins, on Sand Fork. "Grey
Eagle" was the horse which was to
have run against "DOsvelp on the
Lewis county Fair.GrOunds, last fall.
Too much corn at feed was tho cause
Of his demise.
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TBaEDEaa0eRRy
MeMAeN. AsAMs ~
Local BfcTiheI.

-SUaNueft'es navy .A-e0 sAe4 ~
pSarance in our market
As twice eleven are twenty-five. how
can twice ten be twenty, too
Tho Supreme Court o. West vir'
RiniA 10 now 10 session in Wheeling
An Itch for office does not alSayi
lead 10 niche in the temple Of fame
This is q humorous remark.
Judge Brinnon recently added .
pesriied turtle 70 his collection OF Gu
rioaties:
Wilson Arnold toll on tue lore,
bay at the mill one day last week and
fractured bis arm. ?
The County Court appropriated
$3.50 for the repair Of the West FORK
Bridge.
The "Waldo Mill' will Start down
the river on The first sfreshet, y
steps arc not soon taken TO guard It,
They Hst-thai y, ,se went 70 The store
And made hn ti hS, ny aoSa ssS ,bsn
sbe H. p y aid ShS soald cali again.
The paWpav tree L. said 70 pos.
sess the curious property Of rendering
e1ceedinely tender any kind Of meat
that Is hung amid lis branches,
THE leit eye Of the young lady Of
the period 10 constantly cast heaven
ward, TO sec where the rim Of her hat
on tIat sids Is gone.
The levy for corporation purposes
this year is IS cents on the 800.
Extensive and substantial improve
ments arc contemplated. stg
Noah Flesher. Of this county. has
never had bis picture taken, carried q
watch, or rode with . spur. He is
now about So years Of age. Y
West Virginia already has 10 can.
didales named for the vacancy in the
Supreme Bench and no returns from
AZ couuties.-IPi Gazette. s., ~ y,
An Indiana Judge has decided
that II a woman will shorten pie.crust
With butter At thirty.eight cents q
pound, her husband has good cause
T. .,;,a-.. '7i7T7
AGE unVrse' too
-. NJ. Hale mas lvv acres piant-
ed in corn; and is also cultivating
about the same quantity Of landin 9th
or cereals. Pretty good, for "town
farmer ..ts. .a-
Squire Woofter is indignant at
tho unusually small demand for permits
to marry, &c. Only cue-James A.
Humphrey to Mary y. Posey-has
been given since we last noted TRANSACT
lions ofthis nature.
The Virginia Legislature has be-
fore Il bill appropriating $4,000 for
receiving aud placing upon a suitable u,
pedestal the statute Of "StonewalN
Jackson, presented to the State by his
English admirers.
-1tis reported that Judge Q. ]
Stuart, member Of the House Of Dele
gates from Doddridge county, was in.
dicted at the recent term Of tho Circuit
Court Of that county. for bribery, OF
the election held last fall.
The present term Of the County
Court brought in more people than any
similar occurrence for aloug time past.
The sales Of the Bailey aud Fousse
lands were we'll attended, and bidding
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-06-14

Eg Tn1 NExr NATIONAL Ami
vtRsAsY.-The Fourth Of July this
year falls on Sunday, when the domin.
ical, or Sunday letter, for July, hap.
pens to be Q, which takes place on the
second, eighth, thirteenth and nine
teenth years Teach solar cycle. The
cycle is period Of tNenty.eight years,
during which the days Of tie month Of
each year return to tho same days Of
tho week US in q corresponding year Of
a preceding cycle, aud the same con.
neuiuu is observed between the chang.
o. Of the day Of the week in passing
from one to the next. II is true that
the same day OF tho month falls on the
same day Of the week four times during
the cycle, but the same regular sue
cessiOn is not preserved in toe inter.
y0ning years. Hence the entire period
Of twouty-oight years is required to
regulate The calendar. The Fourth Of
July fell on Sunday in 1869, and this
will happen again next year, in 1889,
and in 1886. A new cycle commences
in 1896, aud the Fourth Of July falls
on sunday III 1897, 1913 and 1914.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-06-14
Fresh Fruits Of all Kinds at vassar'l

Moving Machines, Rakes, Wagons
and Flows at Chalfant & Moore's
Nails, Builders Hardware, Tsols,
&C.. at Cbalfant 4 Moore's.
Best English and American scythcs
at Cbalfant Il Moore's.
That Tea at rs OTIS per pound and
Coffee 2scts at Chalfant 4 Moore's.
Sugar Cured Hams, Shoulders aud
Breakfast Bacon at Cbalfant Il Moore's.
Paints, Oils and Window Glass at
Ohalfant & Moore's.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-06-14

Eg- CoRxsTALk's ToMAuAwK.-
While making nd excavation Mt the
Asylum, the other day, at q depth Of
five feet, the workmen picked up an
Indian tomahawk. which had, no
doubt, often been carried through this
section Of country, with q large and
varied assortment Of war.whoops at.
tached to Il. to the great dismay Of
"the Oldest inhabitantsh- weapon
is made Of some sort Of hard rock ;
and by tho pieces that have been
Clipped Of the bead, we Judge that it
has ''seen some service Some Of the
the boys slyly inscribed the legend
"CoRssrock, 2 upon it; but this Sian.
der upon tho old warrior is not allOwa.
bio He certainly attended "spclliu'
bees" aud knew that bis cognomen
was "CoRssrALk."
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-06-14

H Dr.. a, N. DESr has located
permanently in Weston for the practice
Of bis profession. Having attended a
thorough course Of lectures at Sterling
Medical College, after an experience Of
twelve years as practical druggist, the
Doctor has obtained not only an 40.
curato knowledge Of diseases, but also.
from his long experience as a druggist,
understands perfectly, tho properties Of
medicines, and their application in tho
treatment Of disease. Tho Doctor
can DO found at his residence on Centre
Street, nearly opposite The Court House.
All calls, night and day, promptly at
tended to. "a
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-06-14

EE- CHARLES II. TURNER, the well
known plumber, gas-ftter, manufaCtur.
er Of engineers supplies, &c., Of Par
kersburg, advortises in this issue Of
TuR DEMOCRAT. Mr., Turner has re-
Gently supplied one or two important
contracts to tho Asylum; aud also put
up the gas and water fixtures in the
elegant residence Of Mr. ]. NJ. Bennett.
His establishment is A No. 1, and IL
might be well for our hillcrs and 9TH
ers, needing machinery, to patronizO
West Virginia a little, instead Of
sending their money to the shores Of
the Atlantic Ocean, or tho flr.ot' beach
Of tho Chesapeake Bay
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10 the aIenory 81 uncle John wAIts


EVA fhltNp
Uncle has gopr, for God has called him,
Angel hands have borne him home.;
Now be is happy With his 3aviOr,
singing anthems around Ills throne.
Though our Uncle dear has left Us,
And through heavenly fields doth roRm
Though In SORROW he has left US,
We can say, THY will be done"
Yes, unclc's safe among tho angels,
Chanting songs ofheaYenly strain;
Though We miss him, sadly miss him,
Wewould not call him back again.
Now We hear the angels singing,
As around His throne they stand,
Hallelulah In the highest,
peace on earth, goodwill toward men,
Though on earth no more wen SEQ him,
And on earth no mere he'll roam,
Church mates, friendl and all his loved ones,
ohsesed by tho thought God took him
Soon we'll join our darling Uncle,
And In heaven united stand,
Singing praises TO our Saviour,
All In one united band.
Farewell, Uncle Farewell loved one,
Though you've len stricken band,
We shall love you, always love you,
It'll united we shall stand.
Columbus, Ohio, My 10.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-06-14

Er A CoMNustrY on CARPET BAG,
aERs.-It is a singular fact that but %
or % voters, now residing in Weston,
wore born within the limits Of the
Corporation. While making the as
sessment q shor. time ago, We took the
trouble TO ascertain, as near as we
could, the birthplace ofall the voters
Out Of 220. wa astertained the birth.
place Of 2l7. as follows:
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-06-14

fzr NEW ESorsR.-Ira Hart, The
indefatigable machiuist, Of Clarksburg,
recently put up a new engine and
boiler At thc Weston Mills. The con.
Germ works like a charm y andla pc.
culiar advantage in Il is, that the fur.
mace burns It's own smoke. The dense
clouds Of inky SCOT and smoke which
have hitherto annoyed the housewives
Of that locality are now abolished =
Like all the work sent out by Mr.
Hart, this machinery is Of the best
character; and has won the smiles Of
the engineer aud q good word from all
who have seen II.
Mr.. Hart has also furnished an
engine aud boiler for the Weston
Steam Tannery.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-06-14

About 20 Of the whole number arc
Of tho colored persuasion; aud Mouon-
gala county furnishes US more citizens
than any other county in this or the
OH State, except Lewis
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-06-14
AspINALL & RoHRBoUGH,
Main Street, Weston
BRAXT0N LANDS FOR SALE
JohnB. Coti,ad, pl aintitI,

JOhnB. Comadi pI aintuI
lym. II Byruc, trustee, John r. Aliens adj
ministrator,- Daniel S.fSquircs and +. f..
Singleton, defendants.
IN cnASCERY.
Under decree Of the Circuit Court Of
LAWS county, In this case, will sell al pub.
Ia auction ID the highest bidder, In front Of
The Courthouse Of Braxion county, on the
lsth day OF August, 1876, being the frat day
Of tic August term Of the Circuit Court OF
ilraxton county, all tic interest Of John d,
Conrad In q tract Of
143 ACRES OF LAND,
lying on the Little Ranawha River, at the
mouth OF Naul's Greek, in Braxton county,
whish said interest L icur.hllhs thureof for
20 much cash IS will satisfy u debt Of
$40 As cents, with interest from tho first
day ofAprii, 1900, being the amount deegcud
againsi The plaintiff In favor Of defendants
Sauites and Singleton, and the costs ofsalei
and the residue upon credit Of u months
the purchaser TO give bond with good pe.r.
sonal security for tho oxccss, and the utleito
10 retained until tho eamc be paid.
'1sSY w. II BYRNE,
Trustee and Gommirsicncr.
My "a Nv s
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Eft A CAap.-I would desire TO
say 10 the patrons Of my Mills tha. l
have spared no pains nor money 70
make the Weston Mills a success; aud
At lss. / am enabled TO notify the pub.
liz that | am now prepared to grindIor
ali on the shortest notice New steam
works have lately been added to the
mill. under the supervision ofIra Hart,
Of Clsrksburg, tho noted macLinist,
and 1 am now running three pair OIL
burrs, with two new boiling machines,
Il lie latest Improvement, something
thst was never done 10 this county be-
fore, and with the efficient miller, Mr..
q i. Tracy, | am prepared to do good
work, aud challenge tho State 70 beat
L. / am paying The highest cash
price for grain, and have constantly on
hand aour, meal and feed for sale TOT
''sn y NY A, W. woSpropp.
Weston, June 10.
Coffee at Ya:sar's
The New York herald., 1875-09-12
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.
Miscellaneous.

SITUATIONS UNDERGRADUATES.
Miscellaneous.
LADY IN NEED DESIRES WORK To DO AT
esSs m Herald sns hpS upon sS ssnc "e
CAsiHER-A LADY or THE HIGHEST REsPECTA.
- bfy and refinement of extensive experience in hotel
ssfS Sgss aSsfi x eau ones s"'s' " N
PROFESSIONAL sITUA UATTONs WANTED
FEMALES.
100 BLEECKER STA YOUNG PARTISAN LADY
IAO as governess in private American family; would
teach French 70 eren no objection to travel Address or
4 LADY OF LONG EXPERIENCE AND HIGH REF
ana music use % desires situation 9 govemess Address H. r.
YOUNG LADY. AS ACCOMPLISHED PERFORMER,
"A will give instruction on piano at ile Clinton place
A CAPABLE YOUNG LADY. HAVING "A KYowL-
to gain business experience Address BUsI
NESS, box IS Herald Office
A GovERNEss wANTED-To INSTRUCT TWO chill
understand, cutting and sewing Address
giving references and stating terms j. r. box 4lo Post
~------------------
A CLERGYMANs DAUGHTER DESIRES POSI-
n tion as governess teaches the English branches music
drawing and painting also the rudmcnts Of French and
office
A HIGHLY RECOMMENDED PARTISAN LADY is
assJ%S nns to o nnd sg more pupils either for @ ssns 3
Herald Office.
A YOUNG LADY. WITH SEVERAL YEARS ExPERI-
cnee In the teaching and charge Of children, would be
willing take the entire OF between the of
anS hSdrs ~ a & her own home & noss % OF ample means
LADY OF REFINED EDUCATION, SPEAKING
n English French and German uently, and capable of
corresponding in either of these languages and who also
men where she could make hersel useful Address Mr. j.
DEsC0MBEs, SO East 9TH st., near broadway.
YOUNG LADY or EDUCATION AND REFINE
~ men n To
and useful city or country or wo@d go south Tor the winter
YOUNG LADY DESIRES TO GO TO CUBA AS A
square, New York Native German and French teachers
wanted; also teachers of music.
AS VISITING GOvERNEss-AN ENGLISH LADY,
"A thoroughly competent to give instruction in the Eng
lisn branches French drawing and music desires sn i'm
box ll2 Herald Uptown Branch office
LADY, VERY THOROUGH IN MUSIC WOULD
an devoe her morning hours to teaching English
dress TEACHER box lso Herald Uptown Branch Office.
A HIGHLY EDUCATED YOUNG LADY OF RE-
"A fnement from Brussels, lately arrived is looking for
position as governess highest references Address box
losl Post Office
n ings to teaching English and French young children
in priyatcamiy in emuneraqn for board uneXeepton
aid Uptown Branch office.
MONTHLY NURsE.-AN EXPERIENCED AND
M highly respectable lady with first class testimonials is
open Tor engagement as monthly nurse Apply at or ad
dress 5s3 Pacific ST., Brooklyn
rro BROOKLYN LADIEs.-A LADY TEACHES
young persons aud ladies Of neg ected edncation in
residence the pupils writes letters foreign
sents &C. Can on or address TEACHER 22o Dued
VUANTED-BY A LADY, A POSITION AS TEACHER
enccd and well recommended Address Miss Z. REILLY
Herald Uptown Branch Office
The New York herald., 1875-09-12

A COMPETENT sEAMsTREss: UNDERSTANDS ALL
"a kinds Of family sewing and dressmakng the Wheeler
Wilson machine is willing TO take of growing chill
ren and assist with upstairs work Address SEAMsTRESS,
Herald Uptown Branch Office
The New York herald., 1875-09-12
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEmALEs.
HOusekeePers, &c.

A LADY or 80 DESIRES A POSITION AS HOUSE
"A keeper in widower,s family; would prefer to be
there young children requiring mothers
and supervision highest references Add6ess &. @. c.
Herald Office
The New York herald., 1875-09-12

JNOR SALE-ICEHOUSE. NEARLY NEW AND
L class build suitable for butchers and
Inquire of THOMAS LOVE. at II. X. & +. d. Thurber 4
Co.'S lis Reade street, New York city.
The New York herald., 1875-09-12

A LADY WHO Is A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT
n filter would take charge of dress and cloakmaking
5rt class house; reference Address DESIGNER llo
Herald office, for three days
The New York herald., 1875-09-12

A FIRST CLASS SEAMSTREsS AND DRESSMAKER
n by week month would like to engage trims in all
uyles Address j. w. box la Herald Uptown Branch
Office.
The New York herald., 1875-09-12

Ie1 EAST 57TH ST., TOP BELLA YOUNG PER
EOt son, thoroughly understanding cutting and fitting
ladies and chdrcn's garments would like few
gagement by the day week. best references Call ad
dress.
The New York herald., 1875-09-12

A YOUNG AMERICAN PERSON DESIRES A SIT
~ uation as seamstress. Address l.. L. A. station ID.
The New York herald., 1875-09-12

7T1 RIVINGT0N STREET.-AS FIRST CLASS MIL
liner; make infants caps and all kinds of fancy
work. would like to take charge of business Cali ad-
iress
The New York herald., 1875-09-12

ENGLISH MAN AND WIFE. PROTESTANTs,
n want situations in small family; he gardener,
understands the Of horses the wife cook would
take charge OF gentlemans place furnish good refer
ences Call for two days at No. Carmine ear)
corner Sixth avenue.
The New York herald., 1875-09-12

A LADY. JUST ARRIVED FROM ENGLAND WHO
~ thoroughly understands all branches of millinery hav
Ing had great experience, wishes for
would take interest in small business ADDRESS h NJ,
Herald Brooklyn Branch Office.
The New York herald., 1875-09-12

COMPETENT DRESsMAKER WISHES TO FIND
n employment in either or few private families;
erstands cutting and making chidcns clohcs
either by day week Address NJ c. W. Herald office,
r - McWh ST., Newark. n. j.
The New York herald., 1875-09-12

DIE 10TH AVA RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL AS
GlO plain cook washer and roner would do chamber
work in a all family city reference.
The New York herald., 1875-09-12

A COMPETENT DRESSMAKER WISHES A FEW
"A engagements by the day in private families
ive satisfaction in cutting and fitting ladies' dresses
,ood city reference Address A NJ Herald Uptown Branch
tfice
The New York herald., 1875-09-12

A GARDENERS SITUATION BY A SINGLE PRAC.
n tca man thoroughly understands his busIncs four
years first class reference from last employer Address
e., 105 9th
The New York herald., 1875-09-12

Ok WEST 18TH STA YOUNG LADY WANTS TO
OlO by the day week for first class fam
1es. Address Miss COLLIS
The New York herald., 1875-09-12

L1OR SALE-A FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFH
il Ias PATENT combination lock; latest improvements
in private only and equal Address CASH boz
/ 1S4 Herald Uptown Branch office.
The New York herald., 1875-09-12

70O Sd Av., FIRST FLOOR.-A FIRST CLASS
tOO dressmaker to go out by the day week
Mrs. LEWIS.
The New York herald., 1875-09-12

81 9TH AVA VERY COMPETENT DRESS
ZtO maker desires few customers makes elegant
suits at reasonable pces satisfaction guaranteed and ref
ercnces given.
The New York herald., 1875-09-12

A YOUNG GERMAN WISHES A SITUATION AS
N coachmnn and gardener milk If required thor
oughy understands his respect
erences. Address +. L., box 226 Herald Office
The New York herald., 1875-09-12

DRUG STORE ON NORTH SIDE OF LONG
IL Island % miles from city; good location for young
physician. STRICKLANDS Drug Agency 36 Beekman st.
The New York herald., 1875-09-12

An EXPERIENCED OPERATOR on WHEELER 4
a Wilson's machine desires engagement by the day
week month in families, to make ladies' and children
clothing; 81 80 per day. Address OPERATOR, box lOi
Herald Uptown Branch Office.
The New York herald., 1875-09-12

1O7 WEST PATH ST, TOP FLOOR, FRONT!
Id first class French drcssmakcr formerly at Worths
Paris just arrived here desires fni few private am
ics work by the day; understands cutting
ing Address o call.
The New York herald., 1875-09-12
COACHMEN AND GARDENERS.

VOUNG MAN, WITH BUSINESS EXPERIENCE AN
extensive Southern acquaintance desires employment
Address q. r.. box 10 Herald office.
The New York herald., 1875-09-12

LNOR SALE-STOCK. FIXTURES &C. OF WHOLE
sale and retail drug in of the best locaton
down town. the Post Office also lot of Machinery
consisting Of Lathes, Planers Drills &c must he sold THU
week, for cash Call Mt address DRUG HOUSE. 80 Bar
clay
The New York herald., 1875-09-12

C0ACHMAN-A GENTLEMAN LEAVING FOR EU-
~ rope wants situation for his colored coachman, nh
honest rusy SINGLE temperate and thoroughly experienced
man; drive four hand: four in place
refers by permission William Allen Butler Ill Broadway
and j, l.. Douglass, 149 Broadway. Apply to THOMAS
JONES, box ., 426 Post Office.