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The Nevada Democrat., 1856-12-10
New Store, New Goods,
VA JHEXU -HU H=EE-S
PHILADELPHIA STORE,

rAI M-E wv EDA& II 0[E=ESS
PHILADELPHIA STORE,
81 BROAD STREET, KNOX BUILDING
Twenty-Five per cent. Cheaper than before
the Fire.
w da and vicinity, that the
Philadelphia Store is mO,c open at No s. Broad ST.
In Kidd G Knor's Brick Building,
We have recently received large stock of New Goods
which will be sold twenty per cent cheaper than
before offered in this market.
The goods of the best quality and consist in part
follows:
Dress GOOds.-French and American Calico,
French and English Mernos, all colors
Fropch and Scotch Plads, all wooo
Plain and figured De Iaine,
Aapaca, Bombazine also French Gingham,
Swiss Muslin Jacone and bar in great quantity
SlIIks.-Manantique Plaid, Plain and ohangabe, (the
latest and rshes styes also any color Of Florence silks
Mantiuas.-Sik, Satin and Fur, Of every description
Victoria Winter BOnnets.-Leghorn, Split Straw
Silk and Satin Riding Hats Girls Flats aud Boys Hats
Opera Dresses very rich styles
Table COvers.-worsted and Linen, Of allkinds
Carpcts.~-Three Ply, Brussels, Ingram, Velvet, all
colors,
Matting.--Iarge quantities. from - 10 Ga, cheap.
Floor Oil Cloths, Mats and Rugs large assortment Of
Druggett all colors.
We call especial attention to our large assortment Of the
heaviest kind of White Macnac Blankets and Quilts also
all kinds of Flannels for family use
Embroiderie Edgng and Lace the richest style on hand
and we call especial attention to them.
THE RICHEST EMBROIDERED HASDKERcHIWs.
1000 PIECES IRISH LINEN, al all prices.
Damaslk.-Silk and worsted, of all colors.
COttOn.-Bleached Muslin, 4-4-lO, cheaper than has
ever before been sold.
Alexanders Kidd Cloves also silk Gloves and Silk Nts
ladies' Shoes and Caters, Of all kinds.
Ladies invitsd to call and examine Goods, and
ascertain cur prices before purchasing elsewhere.
- Remember the NuwnbeT, Philadelphia Dry Goods
Store No. 81 Broad Sired Kidd Knors Brick Budding
sTTEFu COIN.
Nevada. Aug Is. 1856. 4e-h,
TRUNKSI TRUNTxsI TRUNKsIu
INoRTY DOLLAR TRUNKS FOR SALE BY SOL KOHL
Il NAN, No Is Main Street, Corner Conmerclal Brick
Building, opposite American Exchange, Nevada.
ITO REET-A FIREPRoor PRICK WAREHOUSE,
' en Xt'- g.rsst Irqr.-s II
e-u FoeESHrTK h BTc
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-12-10

Religious NOtIce.-The REV. f. COOPER, Of the
Protestant Episcopal Chucrh, will hold service In Fur
shutz buding Cup stairs) Main street, Sunday next
at IL O'Clock A. NJ
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-12-10

Geo. Welch, of the Pioneer Book Store, has
our thanks for late Atlantic papers.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-12-10
DRUG STORES.
JOHN LAR X,

Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
TTAS JUST RECEIVED A LARGE AND WELL ASSORTED
il il Invoice of choice DRUGS, MEDICINES, PEFHUMERY,
FANCY ARTICLES, TRuSSRS, SHOULDER BRACES, Ex-
tracts for Cooking SAGO ARROW ROOT, TAPlOCA and
Also fresh lot of CAMfHENE, LAMP OIL. RAW and
BOILED IINSEED OIL LARD and CASTOR OIL. VARNISH
of all kinds SPIS TuRPENT1NE ALCOHOL, Atlantic
WHITE LEAD RED and BLACK LEAD CHROME YELLOW
and GREEN, PRUS BLUE, YELLOW oCIIRE groundand dry
Paint and Vansh BRUSHES and in fact everything in the
Paint and Oil line
The above articles win be sold at the lowest market pr
for CASH. Cali and take look at my Stock before you
purchase elsewhere.
No 32, Fire Proof Building Main ST, Nerada.
Nevada Sept o. 1S56-52-tf
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-12-10
Fall & Winter Clothing !!
A. BLOCK g. CO..

a. b1lOGh o. GOsa
Corner Of Commercial and Pine Streas
NEVADA
VXTOUID call the attention Of the citizens Of Nevada and
w surrounding country to their large and well assorted
ttock OF Fall and Winter Clothing &C. consisting IN part Of
Coats.
Cloth and Fancy Cashmere Business Coats;
Surtouts Sacks, and other styles Of 0yercoats
Cloth ana long nap Talmas;
Glue Pilot and Beaver Monkey Jackets;
Fine Black Cloth Frock Goats;
Goto mixed Cashmere Coats.
Vests.
Black silk Velvet Vests, latest style;)
Black Figured Silk, Cashmere and satin Vssts;
Fancy and Plain Cashmere Vests.
Pants.
Plain and Fancy Cashmere Pants;
Plain and Fancy Satinett Pants;
Black Doeskin and Cashmere Pants;
Tweed and Kentucky James Pants.
shirts and Drawers.
Davis 4 Jones' Patent Shirts, (large stockD
Silk Uudershrts and Drawers;
White and Gray Merino Shirts and Drawers
Flannel, Check and Hickory Shirts
Black Brown, and Pearl French Hats;
Black, Brown, and Pearl Wool Hats.
Blankets.
White Blue, Red and Gray Blankets
Domestic.
Four-fourths Brown and Dieached Sheeting
Together with large assortment of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
In endless variety.
Rubber.
By clipper ships ON u. Sutton" Polynesia " and 'Ro-
bin Hood" in receipt of large stock of India Rnb
Der Coats (back and WHITE with capes Boots and
Pants imported direct from the New York manufactures
which will be offered TO the trade at San Francisco prices
freight added.
Nevada Sept 90, 1s5s.-52-H.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-12-10

MINING CLAIM FOR SALE.-ONE SHARE IN
1NI the Golden Age Tunnel Co Cooy's Hill, adjoining
Shelby Hill Inquire Of j. c. DUFFY, at the Foundry
Spring street or at this Office S-I
WALLACE MONUMENT ASSOCIATION,
DURSUANT to adjournment, the members of the above
Association met in Grass Valley Nevada county, on
Saturday evening" November 18TH Mr. W. Watt President
pro tenn in the chair when the following gentlemen
elected permanent officers of the Association
Professionalism WATT, of Grass Valley;
Treasurer-WIIIIAM CAMPBELL, of Grass Valley,
Secretary-WILLIAM MONTGOMERY, of Nevada.
Citizens Of Scottish birth all the State respect
fully invited to cooperate with the members of the Asso
citation in their endeavors to assist in erecting Monu
ment TO the memory the ustrous hero near the scene
Of his great victory at Sti. ling.
subscriptions received and all communications attended
TO by the Treasurer Secretary 6-lw
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-12-10
BROAD STREET DRUG STORE.

BROAD STREET DRUG STORE.
II H. VE'ICIxEs & CO., Successors to W. C.
IL. ALBAN,) Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Drugs, Porcelain Fhde
Medicines, Port Wine,
Chemicals, Sherry Wine
DYE SiuGs, Madeira Wine,
PaiRts Fine Brandy,
TupeFtine, Holland Gin,
White Lead Wirdow Gas,
Red Lead Lard OIL
LIhdIgce Sperm OIL,
Brushes Polar OIL
alcohol, Fish OIL
Starch Castor oil,
Pearl Brandy, Meats Fboi Oil,
Thpoca, Patent Medicines,
Canary Seei, PERT umery
Ltnseei Oil, Cooking Erraos,
Cope VdInish Spices,
Japan TdrriSh, Bay Rum.
Coach Fd1TliSh. Sdrsdpd1illd,
DdnSar Vdrnish Wetters Cordial,
Putty, Cherry Pectoral
Zinc Paint Wistdr's Bdlsam.
Together with general and complete assortment Of all
articles in our line which will be sold at prices low
they can be afforded in the mountains.
Physicians prescriptions carefully compounded
DR. H. II. WICKES co.
Corner of Broad and Pine streets.
Nevada, June Oath, 1S56-I2-H
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tbs TR Y .

@<@ DIR. A. CHAPMAN, Dentist, calls particular
cUffSt attention to his Tooth AmOdyne, which,
when applied, will stop the tooth ache in five mines and
eectualy destroy the nerve leaving in ft condition
to be filed without causing pain where il would otherwise
have TO be extracted.
All Dental operations performed in neat and substan
tia manner and satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.
0FTIcE-In Kidd Knox Brick Blling corner Pine and
Broad streets Nevada where he intends TO remain per
manently.
October 18th, lSje-2.ti
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-12-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISSES S. NJ. & A. TACKNEY,
MILLINERs ND DREsSNAKERs,
NO as BROAD STREET NEVADA,
I'm "DemOcrat" BuildIng,)
VTTOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE LADIES OF
wv Nevada and vicinity that they have constantly
hand and for sale all descriptions Of FASHIONABLE BON
NETS, including
LEGHORN, SPLIT STRAW,
MOHAIR, SATIN, &c
LADIES RIDING HATS, GIRLS FLATS,
AND BOYS HATS.
Dresses Of the Latest Fashions cut and made to order
|. 7-tf
New Opening, and New Goods /!
SAN FRANCISCO DRY GOODS.
CLOTHING STORE :
On BROAD STREET, JUDGE CAswELL's MARBLE FRONT,
BRICK BUILDING.
II BERwIN & BROTHER, ARE NOW OPENING THEIR
FALL. AND WINTE r. GOODS,
Among which the most tastefully designed
Dress Silks, fall styles,
Cloth and Velvet Mantlas,
French Mernos and Delanes,
Wooden Plads and Shawk,
Bleached Sheetings and Shrting,
French, English and American Calicos.
With every variety of household Furnishing Goods,
splendid assortment of Gents Supr Black Frock Coats
Fancy and blk Doeskin Pants Vests Hats, and
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS or THE LATEST STYLES.
The advantage which the undersigned enjoy in purchas
ing their goods enables them TO sell at such prices as will
both Defy Competitor aud Opposition.
RE- A CALL Is RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED, -NN
6-tf HI. BERyNIN & BROTHER.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-12-10

New Opening, and New Goods !!
SAN FRANCISCO DRY GOODS.
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From the Boston Posi-.
MASSACHUSETTS AND CIVIL WAR.

The civil wAr-eVoked hrst al the Kansas Big Springs
convention Of evoked al the Buffalo Kansas eonye-
ton Of last July evoked by ministers from the pulpit
who preach the ShArpesre gospel evoked BY reckless
fanatics whose remedy for wrong is reyolutoni evoked
by partisAns Of Fremont aid his elections upon KAN
sAs and upon the country In pursuance Of The obiga
TORS Of the constitution the constituted authorities Of the
Chief Magistrate Of the Union have unred the standard
Of the law and the combined force Of the nation viii be
used put down this civil domestic violence by
whomsoeyer III carried and restore Kansas 70 the state
Of domestic tranquility All good citizens therefore, are
bound take notice Of this action, and 70 govern them
selves accordingly and all such bound TO rally 10 the
support of these authorities
According the federal constitution, State shall
lOilloH the u Congress- keep troops" enter into
anu agreement or compact Si any other Stat' OR EN-
GAGE IN WAR unless actually inpaded" And yet the
following petition is receiving signatures
TO his EIeslleney' The Governor Of the Commonwealth Of
HassachaseRs:
The undersigned citizens and legal voters Of Massa-
chusetts respectfully petition your exoelency call
geher the general of this Commonwealth in special
session. may be- for the purpose OF taking into
erty Of the and daughters Of Massachusetts in the
Territory of Kansas and the expedieney OF devisng
means for their relief and their defence"
The petition is short II has details. 1t is designed
now, TO be the beginning of terrible end Is il
the first step towards those revolutionary seenesp which
ress of the United States said Watham acted
Is il designed that Massachusetts shall invite another Hart
ford Convention Whatever be the PLAN the petition il
self is of deep and solemn import
Let state the Of this civil The federal gov
eminent applied to by both the eeStae men, repre-
rented by c. Robinson and by the executive authority
vested in Governor Shannon for reef and defence
was granted. Colonel Sumner, who had the confidence
Of the feeState did the duty of protection faithfully
Bufords the hand and armed bands of free
State the other hand dispersed; and at the
period Of last July peace reigned all Kansas.
But there is civil war domestic violence oeca-
stoned by the invasion of Lane and the government
the Union have devised for the relief and defence
the Kansas settlers against this wicked civil war VIVA,
has Massachusetts, consttutonaly to do with until she
receives requston from the federal government? Do
the petitioners desire Massachusetts govern herself by
law higher than the constitution Good citizens will
watch with little socitude the progress of this
ment
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the Senate spoke largely the subject and most tn
umphany refuted In Of the ablest speeches Of Mr.
Pinkney, OF MArylAAd, that ever heard
Besides the topics employed in the first instance this
second occasion main effort Of opponents pro
erasnAton they urging that the matter should be put on
until tbs new Congress We believed that their real pur-
pose consolidate their party and 10 influence the
presidential election then approaching lneFer was IN be
Ter health and spirits and worried my opponsAS
coAxed soothed soorned defed them by turns as
thought the best effect 10 be produced Towards
those (of whom there many from the free States
anxious for the settlement Of the controversy employed
all the persuasion and Cancellation in my power.
AT the conclusion Of the business was exhausted and
am perfectly satisfied that could not have borne three
weeks more OF such excitement and exertion
This OF that memorable question Is written for
your own satisfaction and not for publication. Ii is the
first draughL and retain copy
Your letter has brought on you great infection in
this long epistle You must ascribe il 10 the friendly
feelings excited by yours rarely commit this sort Of
offence.
With great respect, am yours, faithfully,
VIZ. 8. WooDs Esq.
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TIT NATIONAL THkATRE.-The grand concert last night
a complete Never before have seen 50
large aud enthusiastic assemblnge Of muscloy-
ing citizens that which greeted lest night the advent Of
this famed concert troupe Mile PArodi with her mag
ni6cent person and sweet clear voice, charmed all and
brought Hdown the house in round of rapturous APP
plause Signor Bernardo with his powerful voice and
graceful bearing appeared TO the greatest advantage in
Bellins grand aria from SomnAmbuls W rapriso7 Tbe-
rin with his ringing voice and perfect modulAiion
received with the greatest enthusiasm in Donizet Hpro
GeHtn and in yerds magnificent grand aria Ia Donna
No6e" Paul Julien with his wonderful execution won
the admiration Of all and received unbounded applause
Nile Parod in an the Eye there hes the Heart and Stra-
kosch, in HTbe Nightingale" were saoOred
Tonight viii be the last appearance Of this great
pany which occasion Nile Parodi win sing the grand
national air Of France, aLa AarsaLiaise" Paul Julien
the aboy-artiste,' leaves shortly for Franco
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Democratic cesbraon c ne adoption cf he Fsdal Oon-
PmspELrHA, Sept 1.-The democratic celebration Of
the adoption Of the federal constitution to-day rendered
city the Of she greatest croenent Every train
and boat throughou the early part Of the day brough dele
gates and viusers from dtsnce, including delegation
from New York city, the Union Democratic Club.
The meeting called TO order at O'Clock, and George
N. Wharton called upon to preside, assisted BY many
vice presidents and secretaries Mr.. Wharton made
quent and able address after which series Of resolutions
appropriate to the occasion adopted.
Ex-Governor Johnston, Of Georgia. made interesting
speech Of two hours duration giving history the federal
constitution, and declaring that s Important feature
the equality given 70 every State Of the Union
Speeches followed By exovernor Floyd Of virginia and
Hon. Howell Goth, Of Gsergs the main stand and BY
Messrs. Riddle Of Massachusetts and Moore Of Texas
the southern stand Speaking continued throughout the
evening by other speakers at various points.
At o'clock the procession formed y rrh ,,r.,
beaded By the Keystone Club with uge bell mounted upop
wagon, and plsosrded ave are toils.g "a. lH az "a.
biack repsbisouR.."
Following the Keystone Club came the delegations from
New York, Trenton, Beverly, New Jersey Montgomery
and wilmington The various counties city ward. fol-
lowed, each accompanied By bands Of music innumernbe
torches and lanterns Of every description having NOTICE.
depictory OF black repuhicsn the unpsrdon.be sn
and the success Of that party entxing dishonor ana dis.
union - -
The procession masl imposing affair and the streets
through which "A passed were blazing with light
The PROCESSION via complete it's route seiore
passed around Independents Square In i progress which
nasziscep,ly Illuminated with brilliant aud snowy ere
works.
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FROM u, Philadelphia Argus 81 Sept. 20.
HON. HOWELL COBB on THE STUMP.

We nrdenty wish that The people Of Pennsylvania could
have heard this eloquent Georgian, who spoke in The
Eighth ward and at the Commissioners Hall in Kepsing-
ton on Monday evening In all the efforts which be has
made defence Of democratic principles and the rights Of
the States be has yet surpassed these great Speeches
lie spoke nearly four hours AZ these two meetings and
both occasions held audiences enranoed BY the power
Of his eoqaence and the irressbiiy Of bis argumtn
W, had the pleasure Of hearing his speech in Kenspgton
after Mr. Cassidy had finished his eloquent remarks and
before have listened TO thorough so mastery
md 50 convincing illustration Of great principles
Upon the subject Of the Nebraska bi he clear log
cal distinct and bold In his nvooa tons 10 the people Of
Pennsylvania excited bis audience TO pitch Of enthu-
Asm such have rarely witnessed 10 any public as
ssmby. Governor Cobb has conferred upon the dsmoc-
acy Of philadelphia lasting favor by leaving ANNA
ted home and travelling hundreds Of miles TO
h The spot IN time assist in the great struggle
going in Pennsylvania
We advise the democracy Of this city and Of the ada
cent counties TO be present At Independence Square to
morrow there 10 hear this indomabe champion Of the
rights q the States and q those eternal principles upon
which our political institutions repose.
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OFFICIAL.
TRrAsuHr DEraRTxrNI,

TErasuHr DEraRTxEST,
May - ls5S.
NOTICE hereby given e stock Issued pursu
the o Congress Of 22d yny 1885, stock
deemab BY lie and will be Treasury on The sur
render of the thereof Iah Of November ne
when interest thereon viii cease.
This department will purchase stock pror 40 ,ue
day u redemption, and viii therefor premium 10
addition The Interest accrued day purchase
DAY. Interest for the money reach the vendor:
On such Treasury between The Isl day a
June and The 5 day JUDY ncusy per cent
specified in the certificates;
received days of August
"a fourth q per cent;
SIS day or Aur The IN
tores accrued thereon and days additional only
paid
Certificates Of such stock transmitted under Ibis notice mus be an
purchase moneys and when por July current
half years interest also be assigned BY
Otherwise such ineres, will be payable heretofore.
And further given holders Uniies
department win purchase the
June and of December NEXT un-s
ia addition day last dvidnf
az interest," days additional Coz money
vendor, Ihe following of premium
On STOCK % the loan q iss2 premium Of 10 per
Of lss7 and 1884, premium q I6 per
And under Of Oh sepember $50 coz
monty TersRindemniy stock, preruus per cat
Certificates transmitted under this notice should du,y ng..
United by parry entitled rsye the nancy ~
Previous the Lat July, The current halo ye. jn,c
ao b assigned BY The present sockhOaer osrwse IN
Interest or he half year day payable 70 h as here
toforc
Payment for al he Foregoing be made By dss on IN
assistant Boston, New York, Philadelphia as III
LANES GUTHRIE
May 70-dnl2Nor Secretary q TREASURY
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AagaSa 10 1880.
Whereas following Of Congress has become
JOINT RESOLUTION extending time the Cr-aors q
TEXAS present their claims.
Rsssiso y a. sssats ed -'. = hss,S .s y ts H
prosens al NE 2s February,
pse q fsI.s o. Congress q sep
space nn-y days ~ he seeresay Treasury
the t@e which o. ihe appropriated y nc hh
Gaze svda a q dss o. sais sss which
s s ne a s ss '. sss sisis
ssidenee Of ds which hass been ssa.@S ~ he STATE Of
asas p. same ss1s 2 s sum o sss hundred and
presented The Treasury bspamei said lssl q
de secretary Treasag hereby
debt moi psna before s ' % a., ~ June , Mo NAV pre-
sent and the same :, ne Treasury Department between ,hs
the Un,ed States and the Of
any thousand and pa,nsn,
% e seass author asa and Ieassa "a a a n pay @
doiars hen remaining IA ibs treasury Iat AMONGST s INC
Approved August is, iaa6.
hereby gpe bonds, aud
republic OF ~eh pre-
department before this 18th
that The same pro
paid presented day
Of January accompanied win the evidence Of their
genunenes with assignments the United ses required To
give department custody Of such bonds, cer6cus and
Texas,
accordance with the provisions Of the act Of Congress Of 2st
February, 1855
department require senuineness
with the certificates auditor and comptroller
Of Texas under the laws Of But Of
verifying the certificates bonds issued BY tho
republic Texas presented by officers
OF the State The and proof Of e senuineness
the the certificate OF comptroller Of the State OF
Texas Official charge original archives relating
10 The debt Of the late republic Of Texas
The acknowledged
Of the Assistant Treasury
chief clerk thereof in the public and be wit
messed by the Assistant Secretary chief clerk and notary and be
certified by the notary under but when the holdex
c Of Washington, be done the Of assistant
collector OF The the presence
public, collector
public certified under his
and there collector Of the customs az
place where resides and releases
executed before Of record in the Of the judge
hereof Witnessed by ihem and certified BY tho
clerk under his sa OF Offices and The holder be out Of the United
saies assignment executed before
United States eonn and be witnessed and csraed by him under
his consular seal All persons executing such assignments and re-
declare under oath, before clerk
they The real Of The
eatss oher evidences Of debt that the same have BEEN
for collection the notary clerk
consul include the fact Of that declaration in their certificate
of acknowledgment.
assigned pledge OF the party hold
beneficial esdua the claim be stated
ah6avi, United release
Texas be duly executed by such together with The
and releases from whose favor settlement
| and payment Is requested.
certificates, evidences
character Of debt be included The assignment,
releases affidavit each certificate correctly
described by number and Of original payee
should also whether the certificates issued by the
Of the debt OF repub
by republic Texas according
Of
The assignment 10 The United may common
should drawn according forms subjon
ed-A and II. JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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lfnrLefs.

NEW YoRK, Sept l.-Cotton Is du-sales Of 500 bales.
Flour decning-saes Of 5000 barrels; State, S. 80
Sc IS; Ohio Sc 40 So 60; southern, 81 81 So Wheat
du-sales Of n 900 bushels; southern white, 81 90
81 Corn is owersales of az 900 bushels; mixed CT
Gs Pork is hrmer-sAles of 200 barrels mess,
$40 IL. Beef is unchanged Lard Is firm at l49z cents.
Whiskey is hesvy-sa OF $50 barrels at 36H for
Ohio. Coffee Is firm Rio, lox IL cents. Sugar is buoy
ant; Muscsvado, ~ asA Havana, lo1& cents. Mo
ssse firm; Muscavado, 40 As Spirits Of turpen-
tine is firm at Kosn is firm at 81 G7 81 20.
Rice is dull at ~ cents- Freights active.
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Groves, STOVES, srovEsi-n addition very large
mock of Cor parior, dining rooms, kche
halls, saloons. ko daily receiving supplies
The best approved introduction Par
Hentrr' superior article, sna like
intended 70 be in the fro place, warming 49,
sbov, well the IN which II ~ placed ~
Cd and Of such capacity =
convince any Of fs super I'D, 80, 81 -,
rant I n Al 'N'' - 80 val
Nev rh article, does not take IN
a. mech '" a. the Old siye IL of warming capacity
enc o FAR handsome, and Ev.
faction.
1hbery cooking sioye tne the b,s double
cosnf In the market vcry hesvy door.
made % swing on hinges, and 10 the perfect
of the kind have m
informing STAR cool ing This though \
of well good ssf.s
u having introduced hy years
Portable furnaces the manner prices from
si25.
assortment az a.
varied found Stoves asliv-
pas ~ put up charge
CAL and eramn. our stock he you purchase elsewhere
w. ~. NARROWER,
Seventh 81, Eve doors north u avenps,
Sep let opposite Patriotic Bsnt.