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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-13

USDREssED BY MACHINERY the
Jackson (Mich) PATRIOT -Monday night
Mr.. A. D. Cornell, miller employed at the
Elsa Mills, metwith severe accident, and
one that only his strength and presence OF
mind prevented from being fatal. About
midnight some gearing in the extreme peak
of the mill began to creak, and Mr.. Cornell
went up to oil it. It was 10 low part of the
room, we'll under the caves, and 10 applying
the oil he was obliged to reach over the shaft.
While stopping down key on the shaft
caught in the breast of his shirt, and by
up all the slack, and held down and was
drawing him still tighter. He was thrown
over the Shaft, bis light went out. and then
in the dark be coolly braced himself, and let
the shaft slowly tear of his clothing by strips;
the undressing operation was not delicately
performed. 1t would not do for him to Strug-
gle much, as on either side was gearing with.
in few inches Of him that seemed waiting
10 seize on mem Der and draw him into its
destructive embrace. Gradually his clothes
parted company with him, causing severe
pain by the rouybneSs Of their taking of,
and at last he felt that he was no longer in
the tolls. Slowly he drew himself back and
he knew that cries of help would be unavai-
ing, and would not be heard below. On
bands and knees he made his way along till
be reached the head Of the stairs. when be
staggered to his feet and got down to the
ground floor, and appeared to his fellow
workmeu pale and trembling, clad only in
shirt-coIlar and waistband OF his pantaoons.
His first remark was, swell, boys, Pve
stopped that squeaking." Explanations
were soon made, and be was sent home. A
physician found that be had disocated his
shoulder, and that the inside of his breast
and arm were denuded OF the skin and badly
inf lmed by contact with the revolving shaft.
These, with the shock, were the only injn-
ries received. So tightly were his clothes
woven around the shaft that it was found
necessary to shut down the mill to remove
them. They look as though they had gone
through threshing machine, so shredded
and tattered are they. 1t was a narrow
escape. .,...... III.
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TOHN LATOUCHE, ~ 80 Ia
800 -. MERCHANT. TAILOR, .. M
-......, 917 MAIN STREET, fyr.,r~ ~.

now offers full stock of goods adapted TO
FALL AND WINTER WEAR, 81.
and calls particular attention 10 the variety In
fabric. pattern and color giving full play for selec-
ton, and so we'll assorted IS to meet the wants Of
the entire community. .. ~. ..
Large sales being The aim, no requisite VIII be
found wanting to such result. The GOODS are
perfect. The FORM shall be according to the
latest reports and the PRICES very low In
$780,. BUSINESS SUITINGS ~
I offer an unusually large assortment, and ask an
examination IN this department, confident the in
ducemen!s offered will be appreciated. SET
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A NDRosCoGGIN, FRUIT.oF-THE-

In
IA LOOM, and ~ROCKDALE- BLEACHED
31d COTTON, I2Hc.; ~ NLt T6tNiA -
DAyOL BLEACHED COTTON 4c.: 81 b
WAMSUTTA BLEACHEO COTTON, l5c.;
LONSDALE CAMBRIA, 1890: ~
BROWN COTTON, 64, 8, 10, and 12kc.;
CALICOEs, OK, 81 and o.; astg& -.
sHEETINGS, TECHNICS, FLANNELs, BLAN-
KETS, QrILTS, &C.; .,gH-EJ .3lt.t ! ~
Elegant and handsome lot Of SASH-RIBBONS
Just received; 4@ +" 'lAr..sE',.t' 80 .i
Choice lot Of French and English CASSIMERES,
for early fall, just received; ~ s,t .,fl -
BLACK ALPACAS from 25c. to 81, which we
would like to compare with anything In the
The best CORSET for soc. in the market; =.
CORSETS at all prices; *,
UNBLEACHED KNITTING COT TON, $780,; .at
KNITTING YARNS, all qualities.
We invite special attention to our LINEN-BO
SOM SHIaT at $3.50 worth 81. =.
.aEG ..s. .llf COURTNEY s. POWELL, Il
~" So % 815 Broad street, between
Sc Ism Eighth and Ninth.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER II, 1875.

.....,- .... ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
chandise and passengers. L. B. Talum, agent
Steamer Westover, Skinner, Baltimore. merchan-
schooner John Mcdonnell, Mckenzie, Albany,
lumber, q. E.. W hitlock. 80
Schooner e., &. mcshain, Quigley, Hayre de
Schooner Heading Railroad, No. n, McFadden,
Phtiadelp hia, coal, 5. p. Lathrop. 81.
schooner Morning Star, Corkin, Norfolk, scrap
iron, Old Dominion Iron and Nail-Works Com
Schooner W. L. Hern, Watson, James river,
wood, II. w. Tyler.
SAILED.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Lawrence, New York, mer-
chsndlse and passengers, Old Dominion Steamship
steamer John Sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk, mer-
chandise ana passengers, l.. b. iatunl. agent.
Steamer Shirley, skinner, Baltimore. merchan-
Steamer Francis. Walden, Bridgeport, Conn. via
Mount Vernon and Washington city, passengers, to
master. & -s=.
Bark Trio, westerved. Rotterdam. slaves and
Schooner Lucy Wright, Elzey, New York ufa
Chickahomihy, wood, Curtis & Parker.
schooner s. ". W. simmons, Williams, Philadel-
: schooner 4. n. Clark, Cooper, Kew York pta
PoNYel,'s creek Ties. Curtis & Parker. 90
Schooner Rhodello Blew, Newell, Philadelphia
schooner II. l.. James. James, Baltimore, pig
lron,and granite, Curtis j. Parker.
Schooner Clorinoa, Powell, Philadelphia, granite,
Schooner, Breeze, Cranmer, Newark, n. j., can.
mel coal, Geryas Storrs, agent. 49,
= ...-. MEMORANDA. &sfrg
The schooners G. r. Hailock, SharratL and j. p.
Kelsey. Steelman, were loading at New York on
saturday for simmons candy and
p. Simmons; Wilder: from Richmond, Va, arri ysd
at New York on the 9th. =. -
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AEERINO AND ALL-WOOL
UNDE RW e AR.

LADIES' MERINo and ALL-WOoL VESTS and
IS DRAWERS, all QUALITIES, = !; L, f..s !.
GENTLEMEN's MERINO aud ALL-W0OL
- SHIRTS and DRAWERS, all qualities s. 4
.CH1LDREN's MERINo, and AELrWOOL
SHIRTS and DRAWERS, all qualities; "
LADIES', GENTLRMEE,s, and CHILDREN's
.iMERINO and ALL-WOOL HOSE and HALF
!, HOSE. -
We are now receiving our fall stock Of the above
gooos to which we invite the attention of our
friends and the public generally, and guarantee
saving Of 20 per cent. by buying OF us. 3 Is
+ COURTNEY & POWELL, 81 s Bread street, q
Sc ]. 3m between Eighth and Ninth. Il
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eJUsT ARRIVED PER STEAMER, thir.
81 ty sets of PLAIN and PATENT WHEELS
which we are sehug at factory prices we nave
good RUGGY.WHEEL at % perse: OF fonr. Also;
fnl, limo of Hubs, Spokes, Rims, shafts, Gum ana
Ename lied Cloths, on. Carpet, springs, Ax1es,
Bolts, Fifth WHIT els. aud q general tiDe Or CAh-
bIHGE-MAKERs' GOODS. for sale low. Al We
asE "a a trintsF-F.. 1seSsg:E TODD d EIILIOTT.
~ .aw No. 20 Broad street. Richmond. Va.
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RICHMOND AND DANv1LLr RAILRoAp FoXP'Y,t
uFFIcR MASrERfoF TRANS. may SO, 1876. !
GCHEDULE OF TRAINS.--TRAIN No.
EXPRESS. wesswsrd-Leayes
ss5 eAS ss DUNDEE efH5, fadss
DanvIlie Al I:l7P.M.: leaves Greensboroias S:58
e; NJ; Leaves ssisbpry &C e:le P.M.; arrsSts q
S TKIiS ! No 90 Nav YeaK AND sss or
LEANS EXPRESS Eastward Leaves Charlotte az
NJ: leaves Salisbury at s:34 A: NJ; lesves Areens-
eoro,, Al 1886 r.h..; leaves panyi!le g i:l2 z.
vile at SOIL M; arrives at Richmond At sa7
TRAIN No. s.-TnnoueH MAn-Frw Yoan
FoR The soUTH-Leaves Richmond At / 80 p. a.;
leaves areensboro' al 2:4o A. M; leaves SALISBURY
a. sss a. ''S
TRAIN No, 4.-THReUaH MAIL, Eastward
Leaves Charlotte at s:15 ?. H.; leaves Salisbury
leaves Dsnyills at &c A. NJ: leaves Dundee 1t
e:1S A. M: leaves Burkeyille at 1885 A. NJ;
arrives ., Richmond at 2:22 P. n. Y SO
Westward Leayel Ricbmond st 1920 a. NJ; ar
rlves at Burkeyflle at 105 pm. leaves Burkeyils
at Lee r. NJ: arrives at Lynchburg At 4:2t p. u.
riyes at Rich mond at sos A. a. q. p.
| r Train No. 2 connects ut Richmond With tho
Trains Nos. 3 and connect at Greensboro with
trains TO and from Raleigh and Go!dSboro'. -
AL through trains connect al Richmond and Dun.
dee with traln on the Richmond, fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad, and WASHINGTON City, Vir.
einia Midland and Great Southern railroad, TO ana
from Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
Trains Nos 8; and connect at Richnonn with
the. Richmoud, York River and Chesapeake Ratl.
road trains to and from Baltimore and eastern
points. .f.5'
Train. Nos. ! and 2 connect at Charlotte with
trains on the Atlanta and Richmond AIRLINE rail-
road 10 and from Greeuyfile Atlanta, Montgomery,
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans and all southwest
Trains Nos. and 4 connect at Charlotte Will,
the Charlotte, Columbia and Atlanta railroad fo9
Columbia, Augusta, Savannah, Tallahassee, and an
southern points. ,a 4.r,.t srs..- =. e=a..rL.
Train No connects at Burkevil!e With the At
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, from Lynch
burg, Chattanooga, and all southwestern points.
Tickets sold % all southern snd sontS westerns
Unbroken gauge from Richmond 10 New Orleans.
4. PallmGn palace-cars through from Hew Orleans
to New York. T. ID. X. TALCVIV.
= at ~ bB5Grf Engineerand Superintendent.
u W.T.. VEST, Master OF Trains. my ~
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t9s y p NOTICE TO MARINERS.
8 Improvement Of the Appo1aattoz River.
The navigation Of the Appomattox river at Pc
rersburg has been 80 far improved by the Govern.
ment as TO admit OF the safe passage Of vessels OF
eight feet drsught and over TO The said port and IN
few months The depth WIN be Increased to accom-
modate vessels OF Ten feet draught.
i ls-'I - lBy Telegraph1 i-@t -
( NEW YORK September l1-ArriEed: Gerpa-
MIA . nd,a. .Scytha. Arrived out;J n. Long,
.Campoell, Eppinger, Herigra- 10y
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a FEAT IN RAILROAD MANAGEMENT.-Fre-
quent notices have appeared ia the press
throughout the country for several months
past Of the proposed fast mail train to Chi
cago by the New York Central railroad. Al.
though no very precise Information was OBJ.
tanned Ga the subject, 1t became definitely
known short time since that the train was
certainly to be put on during The present
month. The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany had also advised the Post. Office De.
partment some months since Of its readiness
to run like train not only. TO Chicago, but
to Cincinnati and ST. Louis, thus affording
the same postal facilities to, The great
South and Southwest as were given Chi.
cago and the Northwest by this pro-
jected train uiG New York Central railroad.
1t was only on the 9th day Of August, how
ever, that the Post.Office Department re-,
sponded to this offer, and then it was under.
stood that the train 10y the New York Gen.
trail railroad would commence running on
the 18th day of September. This gave the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company but thlr
teen working days to build and equip three
postal-cars and three -tender-cars, and to
change the time schedules of its various
lines from New York to Chicago, Cincinnati,
and St. Louis. This was viewed as an i'm
possibility by men conversant with railroad
management; but that company, not often
willing to admit any impossibility In railroad
affairs, Immediately went to work to prepare
and have succeeded in building the three
postal.cars and will have them in Jersey
City ready for attaching to the train on Mon.
day next the 18th instant. When 1t is con-
sidered that these cars are large, commodious,
and handsomely finished and of entirely new
design, requiring nearly as much labor in
their construction as a luxurious Pullman
parlor-car, the energy of the undertaking
will be fully understood and appreciated by
all who are In any way acquainted with rail-
road management. This train viii! certainly
start from New York, Philadelphia, Bati
more, and Washington on Monday, 18th in
slant, and will carry limited number Of
passengers destined to principal cities West
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y RIcHMonp, YORK RIVER AND EHxaAF1Axao
-EG-gfs RAILROAD 1OldRAEys~
= SS OFFICE or THE SUPERINTENDENT,
1slcE4y ~ RICHMOND, YAs,I May 1cs 96zA
OF SCHEDULE.

49, = - e HlCdMOSOs AeS uAy Aof A0sSS
OF SCHEDULE.
JsasSEy .giit5{ a. y yFtis :, sa@t
spAssESsKR TRAIssi eaye westrotnsRAILY
- q = ~ sYrfyiur st RichInDnd ~ 10 DE Ms
leave Rieimond q I. ~, srriytns at Wsss resss
~ connecta 1t West Point S,h ste.s:sflsse
BaltiMors snd ~ sss,ssra I RSiins M sS ~
far Hnitsnisre and All sastefn points %
iMio 40 IN KDNEsDAYss and FBiNAN; :.
Fsrs 10 Wsabihgto SS
raTa 10 ~ ~
ssT SssssS Hss Y shEi =
az $50 A. d. on NEDHESpAzS EkiHA1sn no
ss1ERsY. comsectinG as Mort PotoE viii GaAmsxse
snd deityeJng freJ&ht. tn Reltmoss ss5a5 ~
monaing; Issn.niss ssss W. & ia yossass.sns
I'm sse Throneh M Tmin on tAs Rtshnssd
M Invite rSiiroad TOR ali soulhers poantA
a a9gnas VA w FHEiaEf TEAMS Win pss.ensss
rassn askSsa. IsaSa RichznoE4 ~ $50
~ iSsye West Pcin, fas HichmeoA faEe days ~
n .t,ss M NJ aY,fyinK at Rsehraos6 ~
Tfe nsansSemert fakea pteasure " ~
o. sSe trsseiltpg pnhlic, and "a TX TssS
lstsamcrsof thts hne, Between Bsi.l@SSS ssSsrauaS
iFoinf, hsse Seen ftafied mh - nsss.ssSsa ~
msuner for ths soeoumoaasa es pssa -
nx:lers takinx this sae arttys e ssssm n ss
IN ss,s TINA % csuaect With sha ~
Yhihdsipais. Hew Yosk, Dosso Anss e $500 :
s1S se NJ sIIs e s,y,a .hs ssns ne
I,raasfers al Riehfaond OF sfeiekss s9cI 80
en- polnls.s III, q. DOUG - :
"! S.Kaxdd. tas,sE sassgcrs.nces sey =.
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Sc Ism
CLOTHING.
SMITH's PATENT.
SMITHS PA RI sH1RT

consists of fnely-made shirt, all completed but
the .button-hoIes and laundring; the body made of
Wamasutta cotton and the bosom of 21O0 linen.
They are without exception the BEST SHIRT for
the money on the market, being fully twenty-five
Der cent. cheaper than any other partly shirt
that can be found. ~. Y #.."1 - 81.
Nv Shirts will Goa. 81 so to finish, making them
cost. without launoring, $3.50 per dozen, OR
2iIhers on the market cost k6 TO finish, making
Them cost S2l per dozen. 81 0.50 per hat dozen,
Showing mine TO be $3.50 per dozen cheaper, or
fully twenty-five per cent less than any similar
shirt on the market. - 49, . s.rf-r
You are respectfully invited to Close e examina-
ton by WM' liza Smtth, AEs. >,
s,cp. oNc FLAG -F'6s ~fi Sc 8 tod3t
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CiNCiE NkTI.
louisville.


MINIATURE ALMANAC, SEPTEMBER 10, L.
Sun rises. Moon sets. ......... g.
sun sets...........6.l2 High tide. g.
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- -. ~ - I'D f..3
stse ~ t 9ya ttsstt s5leT; s5. stf1a1 s.s,:s
,xsTEA1 x gaawtEs
,s1iaHEs 81 rs
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y RICHMOND, FRKDrG 4 PoToMAc II. r. Co. !
7 i1t{ OFFICE GENERAL TIcKkr3 AGSN~I
r,R lio58 stil3s RICHMOND, Msf as, 1875.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. nicf

ASnUAOl&n GE ~ LAlkSSsESfts Nscf
2;s5, P. M.DAl MAIL leaves Byrd-s,.ess s.s-
III is.eitl THE sTEAMER X EYPORT a
Z 5gr7a.segn Quantco, With trains OF the Balti-
81. 81, more and Ohio railroad az their wharf
+.Et ~ 1921 opposite AIexaidrin--du IN Baltt.
ssyg5ls a2.fs more a. 9:29 r. NJ; and 1t WasbipgS
s.,.4 7s-s.-, ton with the. Baltimore and Potomac
: railroad for Baltimore andthe Nortk
81. Gs2Hu ind west cj}etI.sT a Iig.i gEI1'Yi :
$40 r. Ma MIG BIT, MA III .leayes ;Byrd-street
II ~ S2s@ at Washington with th~ baltimore
i. s113. cYand Potomac and Baltimore and Ohio
railroads. s.s.b al rod, - s..
sos P, H., ACCoMM opATIoH TR Am 70.
iaa5:4o! 3i9 Hanover junction, Leaves BSoadStreee
ilfsJ a,sassstation isundays exeeptedG 80
IS A. u, ,,t NIGHT MAIL arrives, at ,Byrd-SxrceS
station Mondays exceptedl
1880 p. NJ, DAY D. ALL arrives at yrd-Street sts>
s:s7 a aSs slslS eDArIoH IRA .rr,v.s
at Broad-Street station lSundays e1.
s.Es'ta3 copied. I.agi aiG5 ~ SG9G;s
Parlor-cars on day, trains. F,cr;s ~ ans,
Pullman sleeping.cars on night trains.
~ FREIGHT TRAINS leave and arrive at Hroad-
Street ststiorn on n gESDA " THURSDAY, and
West -. %. 49, = &c. = ~ ~
Through bills Of laaing and rates given to all
principal points North and West. }sstI e,8 sSTq
by order Of General Superintendent:
nv al aEu General Freight and TicFsi Asnnt
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& .isy9ta - q! fsssts II
ssssstse8 ,ss3si rs .fs.s5sa rs
. .4Cff,E Asi;5 Z
.s,,s ,s..g asss fas.
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ID HILADE LPH IA, RTCF. f1HS
L MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM-ssiasEsAE
SHIP LINE.-FoR PHILADELPHIA TWIOR
ts Inc VIII leave Phiadepha eVsry TUE
DAY and SATURDAY, and Richmond every
TUESDAY andyFRIDAYia at - e'clock;E ~
Freight taken at low rates for all parts OF New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware, for Provi-
dence and Boston. Also, for Liverpo and Ant
werp via Red Star and American steamship lines,
and bills Of lad!ng signed through. n.
-0ts" .i'it W.P. PORTER Agent,
q m- 80, 2425 Dock street. Richmond
noe WILLIAM 2. CLYDE & CO., =.
NH q No. i South WharYes. PhilndRlrhis.
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|nYsPGPsIA AND INDIG EsTION NJ
|lfDK. BELL C'5 Med EINAIs pHARg0AkL---
. French preparati01-nost enieaeions ana patsns'
HE s.T ss5- y sggls4E En- D7t&xgisfssss
se 10 -. Sixth and Rroaa Stree ~
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lTE0Us EARaNA--
in genuine articte-a naoss yalrablp arnssA perss
fcslariY fce dissacee aaaong Snssssn
taE seasoR. lse 1pl, " M kas, Asssssse
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DEPARTURE OF sTIEsMERs..

-. 8 Dcr 49, O1sE W. sIE.AMERS.f &!
EOR p HILADELPHTA S&Ret
H. The steamer JIM .EYERMAN,AG&E
Captain PLATT, win receive freight for the above
port TIT TUESDAY the 14th instant. as q oIclock
Freight taken for Wilmington. Der. Providence
Boston. and San francisco, and; bIlh Of hding
signed through. 5.F,st .fs u, z, -...9.- g
stateroOn1, 81. 'i.'t5 w. p. PORTER. Agent ~
se.13.zt5suti 3..&E. 242bDOcK street
TOR NEW YORK The I4S@S
! It Old Dominion Steamship Company'sS 5000
steamship WYANOKE. Captain CouoH, win SAIL
TUESDAY, September 14rt at 3o'clock r. ID. al
Ffeighp received untir2 O'Clock PM @.'"
= Through bills or ladirk signed and goods Ter.
warded with dispatch 70 all points north, south,
east, and west; also, to foreign ports. ~
Passenger accommod tons unsurpassed. So =,
{, Fare to New York. s12; steerage, 60: round
nip tickets, 500: C.y Z .l.SE s.1t IL gtat ~
For freight or passage apply TO bfs
~ - lI53j - e.. W.IAfLEN&; CO.. Agents.
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The warm SEbrIRES.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
WARN SPaINGs. BATH COUNTY. VASE

Correspondence OF the RlchmonH i1lspaIcn.l Il
WARN SpaNds. BATH COUNTY. VA,,} Il
@a~g September 8, 1916.
Ispoke in former letter OF a delightful
sensation experienced when wakened In q
strange place after a nights travel in the
cars. Well,I find now that, compared to q
staee.ride from Covington to this place, it ia
as nothing. But an explanation Is necessary
before proceed with this. for I can imagine
tue sheer with which some practical, go ahead
boy of the period will criticize such senti-
ment, and say that this must be some old
fogy writing. No, 1t is but the honest ex-
preston of youthful heart, which has no
days of yore TO bias his feelings and make
him cling TO old customs and things as they
were "when we were boys" AS long as
one is on the line of railroad he is con.
stantly reminded, and, as 1t were, hears the
bum, of business, and feels the effects of the
artificial atmosphere which peryades the
city; but when once upon the stage there is
q sense of freedom and absence Of care which
has cured many an aching head and caused
many man worn down with. the trials OF
business to feel again the buoyaucy of youth.
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FALL TRADE SO. "A,
8. L. EELETy6co.

10 ft'lttt III gsf2fy. .iia,,g an, J
, 1875-10-31

11R0CKEKY CR0CKKRY :! CRoCKRRY!!-
" Glassware Glassware! GlAssrara Tbs bss1 Qaa1t
II Of Enx1a CHM orocksJ also tins on easy
monthly payments At yery ian pricek- LOWELL RHO3
4 CF1 HFxd
, 1875-10-31


ITO T-fURNISHRD-ELEGAN BU1TEs AND
single tpo.ns Living Hnuse, 218 Washington st !:
references required gents proeEzed; prices low: tran
oiout6 accommodated.
, 1875-10-31

CLAIRVOYANTS,
A WONDEH-THE CELEBRATED GYPSY PALM
Alt She eau ea consulted At 2n6 Awaak&esv fee 81.
pAgTIAN AND DTAVLoR-sEASC8 EVERY EVEN.
D iax except Saturday II 10 EA1t Adznkst.. eornox
Fittb-ks.
nR WITHEFOKD,S sRASCK TC-NIGHT TUES
~ day, aud ThuxsdAJ. 1t o. 20. 1ga West Aaddson-st
upstairs. Adntasion 81 csat1-
III from birth up. She will aet luck Tor you. 10. 70
Fooxta-as.
MADAME MusoN. NATURAL CIAIRVOYANT.
W. to l1dios only. No. 70 H&z1noa-eegxt. between
St&t8yt. x1d WAhAsa ~.
, 1875-10-31

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A43 -
+
| wn Drnsw.-pn0Ers
| ITO RENT-FURNISHEp-E BUITES AND
,afsness rsen.d gsns. rnfer1.d mica. lane -
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