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@ uit Drinking Poisonous Liquors s.
Patent Improved Process for Making
All Kinds Of Liquors & Vinegar.
INSTANTLY, by the use of
LACOUR'S ESSENTIAL OILS.

These oils are obtained by ydistaton at the Chemical
laboratory Parish of Jefferson of Pierre Lacow author
of Lacour's Chemical Analyois Lacour's Chemical
nipuatons. Lacour the Manufacture of Liquors. &C.
Purchasers particularly requested return the
TASKS and obtain their money! if the oil does not give
LACoUR's OIL OF CoGNAC converts neutral spirit
to superior imitation of Imported Brandies. viz
Otard, Sazerac, Marctt Cognac, Poultney Seignette
United Vineyard Proprietors Castillion and London
Dock Brandies. These Liquors viii have full fruity
flavor and beautiful, sparkling color. Common Recti-
fed Whskey will be changed by the of the oil of
Cognac to New York Brandy, Pine Apple Brandy Com
mon Cognac Brandy. &c.
LACoUR's OIL OF RYE changes Rectifed Whisky
to Monongahea Rye Whiskey, Old Virginia Malt Whs-
key. Bourbon Whiskey, sc.
OIL OF CEDR1T changes common Rectfed Whis-
key to Old Irish Malt Whiskey and superior article Of
Scotch Whiskey.
OIL OF PEACH changes common Whiskey to yr-
gina Peach Brandy, &c Oil of Peach and Oil of Cognac
will convert common Whskey to Apple Brandy
RKL OF GIN converts the poorest Whiskey to Hol-
land Gin Schiedam Schnapps, Rose Gin Swan Gin, En-
LACOUR'S CONCENTRATED ACID will in five
hours after being mixed change five gallons of good
Vinegar and twenty gallons of water to thirty gal
Ions of the acid Vinegar that be found in the
market. BY the of Lacour's Concentrated Acid
vinegar be made for one dollar and sixty cents per
barrel
FOR MIXING LIQUORS. Lacour's Oils require no
preparation-only pour the OIL into the Whiskey and
shake WELL The Liquors thus made will have fine nat
ural aroma full rich oily taste beautiful transpar-
color and fine bead. Lacour's oils three dis
tnct properties in converting whisky to brandy
gin sc. Therst property combines with and subsidies
in the form of ocuent particles the whole of the grain
oil (Amylic Alcoho) The Whiskey is thus deprived OF
that peculiar irritating and burning taste and becomes
neutral spirit the second property consists in oily
mucillaginOus taste impaired to the liquor which
ders it mellow, and imparts appearance of
the third property exhibited in the rich vnous nuty
odor that is impaired TO the liquor, which reuders dis
tinction from the genuine brands impossible
These oils put up in quart TASKS each flask
tains sufficient oil for making three hundred gallons
liquor Full and comprehensive directions accompany
the bottles Price, S2,o0 per bottle.
For sale the of ST. Charles and Poydras
* One bottle of these Oils, five in number, will b,
securely packed and shipped with bill % ladng any
part of the country upon the receipt of $1,000 the
address of +. LACOUR, New Orlaans.
Purchasers are requested. guarantee of goot
faith to furnish the ofany house in New Orleans
and VIC will ship them package Of the oils If they d.
perform all that is claimed for them they will COS
nothing Feb. 6-ly
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New York Dry Goods Store.

50 Montgomery street, between Pine and Bush,
Is NOW OPEN WITH NEW AND LARGE stock
l. of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, con-
-isting in part of the following:
Silks Shawls, Cloaks and Mantillas;
VI. de Laincs Mcrinoes and Apaccas
French, English and American Calicoe;
Ginghans, Lawns and Bareges;
Blankets Flannels and Comlorters
Marsees Quilts, white and coorcd;
Irish Linen Shirtings;
Beached and Brown Shifting Cottons;
81 and Ga Pillow Case Cotton;
81, 10 and III Sheetngs
Carpetings, Table Oil Cloths, and Druggets;
Table Cloths, Table Linens and Napkins;
Towels and TOwelings of all kinds;
Crash and Star Linens;
Gents Gloves. Cravats, Shirts. ETC.;
Gents Half Hose, Drawers etc.;
Ladies' and Misses Hosiery;
Ladies' Gloves Mitts and Robes;
Embroidered and Plain Linen Handkerchiefs;
French Embroidered Capes and Collars;
Rich French Embroidered Sets;
Laccs, Edgngs and Insertings;
Together with large stock of Cassimeres Satiuet
Kentucky Jeans, and every article usually found in
Dry Goods Store.
The undersigned would inform the citizens of Califor-
MIA, and particularly country dealers, that the above
all Consigned Goods therefore, bargains NAV be
expected Fresh Goods will be received by every
steamer from New York, and the Goods sold at ex-
tremely low prices, wholesale retail for cash.
May22- THOMAS BRADY.
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WILLIAM AEEEUHE,
DENTIST
CORNER OF BROAD AND PINE STREETS,
In Rley's New brick, second floor,

CORNER OF BROAD AND PINE STREETS,
In Riey's New brick, second hoor
XVTHERE he will do all kinds of DENTISTRY
w as low good work can be done in the State.
" B. am prepared to set Artificial Teeth in the best
known such plain with gums either Gold
Plana Silver Gutta Percha plate. Also Blockwork
or Aliens continuous Gum. And for all that does not
please after months trial VIII refund the money
will fill Teeth with pure Gold full tight and to stay and
for all that out viii refund the money ill for
nothing And for all Teeth that plugged by and
do not arrest the decay in the cavity fill viii insert
ones for nothing. And am always enabledto know
my filings from my registry Toothache arising from,
exposed nerve cured without extracting in two minutes
and the efectually destroyed charge made
And teeth that may have been considered past cure by
Others will successfully treat and preserve by filling
All extracting to prepare the mouth for plate work done
gratis And by mproyedlnsruments will take out any
teeth roots with the utmost facility although they may
have been given up by others. All diseases arising from
THE TEETH CURED AND IRREGULARITIES
REMOVED-OR NO CHARGE Is MADE.
For the foregoing propositions the best securities will be
given either in cash deposltes good mems endorse
ments Besides amount of references to persons who
have my work for years. W. c. KELLUM.
November 1856
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Barbier's Grape Ginger Wine

Is Tonic, Anti-Dyspeptic, Strengthening, and mild
Purgatiye.
-hc best specific for the cure of Debility, Lahguor,
Physical and Moral Prosration, Derangement OF pges-
tive Organs. Sc.
For sale by A. BARBER, 14s Washington street
and by all respectable Druggists and Jobbers OF qaor
l elk 3n1
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New Principle! No posonl
Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure
OR ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA,

OR ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA
T'OR the prevention and cure of Fever and Ague, or
Il Chill Fever Dumb Ague. and other Intermittent and
Rcmittcnt Fever. Also of Bilious FeveTs accompanied
by Typhoid symptoms; Typhoid Fever; Yellow Fever,
ship and Jail Fever General Debility, Night sweats, and
all other forms of disease which have common origin in
ALARI O r, NJ A S NJ A l..
This subtle atmospheric poison. which at certain
is sunvoday inhaled at every breai the same in char
whcrevcrt exiss,north, south east or west ana
viii everywhere yield to this newly discovered antldoe
which noautraiZes the poison completely purhes the sys-
tenn and hu entirely all the cause of disease
The proprietor distinctly claims these extraordinary re-
Itwi protect any resident or traveller in the most
cly sanpy localities from any ague OF bilious dis
disease whatever any injury from constantly IN
halng Malaria 1Iiasma.
twill instantly check the age in persons who have suf
ere any length time from day to twenty years
that they need never have another chill by continuing
its use according to directions.
II viii Immediately relieve all the distressing results Of
bilious aguc diseases, such general debility, night
The patient once begins 10 recover aPpe-
e and strength and continues until permanent and rad
ical is effected. And proof that it is also
Because of its singular and entire Harmessness The
following certificate from the most celebrated chemists in
the United Ltatcs is attached to every bottle:
New York, June II, 1855.
Ihave made chemical examination of Rhodes Fever
and Aeue Cure An1ote Malaria and have tested it
for Arsenic Mercury Qunine and StrychniEe but nave
not found particle Of either in it, nor have found any
substance in its composition maj wou prove injurious TO
the constitution JAMES r. Chiffon, +. NJ. Chemist.
This allows ofits free preventive by which all
persons may thus be Of entire freedom from the above
named diseases matter how sey the sason of swami
py the locality.
Proofs of Efficacy arc frequently published and the
cncc the public IS asked only in proportion to its ac-
ual merits wherever introduced and uscdThese only
are relied upon to prove lis worth.
One or two bottles viii answer for ordinary some
may require more Directions printed in German French,
and Spanish accompany each bottle Prepared and sold
by the proprietor JAMES A. RHODES Providence r. l.
CYRUS G. DYER, General Agent, San Francisco.
JOHN LARK,
gent for Nevada No. % Main street, and for sale by
Dr1Iraists generally augo-tf
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3 u IL
PECTORAI. BALSAM.
The Great Cough Remedy has
been tested by thousands
AND IN No.INSTANCE HASIT FAILED. Ifyo

havca
Couch, COLD BRONCHITIS CONSUMPTION,
IIGH1NESS or THE CHEST, UHOOPING
COUGH DISEASED CHEST or LUNGS
DR.. JOHN p. BULLS PECTORAL BALSAM
Is Safe, Speedy Certain & Permanent Cure.
over all other Cough Medicines in many respects In the
first place it
Cares the Cough silloat producing Sickness
As all other Cough remedies do In the second place
always CURtS the DISEASE in DAYS, never fails
andi Pleasant TO TAKE-is purely vegetable and uni.
form III its aeton and no unpleasant consequence will
follow its use.
Another why it should be preferred if pre-.
pared from the receipt of old and experienced
toner who has devoted Thirty Years the study and
investigation ofdseases of the Lungs and Chest Most
patients will not take the ordinary cough remedies from
their action and always producing sickness the Stom
aeh.
The PECTORAL BAIsAM is pleasant TO take is certain
TO cure the disease, win not sicken the Stomach will
relieve and the Cough by aayng irr atom promot
ing expeetoraton and procuring QUIET and
SLEEP.
The most obstinate Bronchial and Pulmonary diseases
Many cases of seemingly, hopeless Consumption have
been permanently cured by the continued of this
medicine Never give up while there is bottle to be
had
Any number Of Testimonials have been received by
the Proprietor with the request that they might be
published but having full confidence in the Basam and
believing that the article win recommend ITSELF have
not deemed it eXpedent to publish them 1t only re-
quires two doses TO satisfy that they have
at last found remeey that cures COUGHS and COLDS
and without sickening the Stomach.
-a7 Fac similie of the proprietors signature the
outside wrapper
JOHN LARK, II. D.
Sole Agent for California, Main street, Nevada
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TRUETT & JONES,

Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
FINE WINES, LIQUOR S +, &c.
No So Front street, bet Sacramento & California SITS.
San Francisco.
MIERS F. TRUETT. GIDEON c. JONES.
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BOWMAN'S HORSE MEDICINES
WMAN'S OINTM EMIT!

WMAN'S OINTM EMIT!
AND
CONDITION EsOWDEEsS
A RE RAPIDLY superseling everything of the kind
having been found by the experience of thousands
To be the Best Remedies Known
For the various diseases and accidents which Hoses
and Cattle are subject particularly i'll this country where
Iarched and Rocky Soil ruins many valuable animals
The OINTMENT has proved certain cure for the fol
lowing diseases:
Old Sores and Ulcers Fresh Wounds
Cuts and Bruises FistUla;
Saddle and Collar Calls;
Scratches or Greese; Founder,
Contracted Hoofs Poll Evil
Sand Cracks or Quarter Cracks;
Mallenders Thrush;
Mango; Warts Warbles
Stittasts Cons &c,
The Condition Powder is m excellent Purifier of the
blood il will give the animal strength and appetite
sst him to digest his food loosen the skin, cleanse the
water and renovate the whole system.
1t will be found of particular benefit in the following
dis eases. viz:
Hidebound Founder; Loss of Appetite;
Rheumatism Stiff Complaint
Coughs and Colds Infamatous Surfeit;
Fevers Sore Eyes Mango; Sweled Legs
Scratches and every other disease requiring tonic o
alternative course of treatment.
These Remedies perfectly harmless, and may b
resorted to at all times with safety and benefit.
The Ointment is put up in good sized tin boxes at One
Dollar per box and the Condition Powder in Packages at
the same price. Prepared and sold by H. Bowman.
Druggist, Sacramento and for sale by
JOHN LARK, NJ D., Agent.
No 32 Main street. Nevada.
Nav 70 1S56-tf
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Ranch for Sale.

4 NY PERSON wishing TO purchase GOOD RANcH
~ on the most fGrOrGbie terms have the oppor-
tunity 1t is one of the BEST STOCK HAY RANCH
ES in the mountains of California, and any
ing 70 into that pleasant business offers inducements
not often to be with 1t Is situated Dry Creek
about mile and half northwest of the Zine House.
the Sacramento road.
1t contains two quarter sections of Land, ALL EN-
CLOSED WITH \ GOOD BRUSH FENCE and two
or three smaller Lots in board fence, and
GOOD FRAME BUILDING, NEW.
There isnow growing on it a CROP OF HAY, which
viii yield the present season, not less than Forty Tons
and Three Acres of the finest BARLEY. 1t contains any
amount ofthe best Garden Ground to be found in the
State, about four of which is fenced and has been
cultivated for that purpose small lot of Timothy
Meadow is well seeded and in fine condition. About
ONE HUNDRED PEACH TREES of one years growth
ana all the necessary tools for farming.
lhere Is on the place number of Large and never
,alnng Springs, aoring abundant supply of excel
le water either for stock irrigation, the year round
VII De sold at the most reasonable rate either in
iuSun 1c. z the present years crop without it.
95 OF further particulars address, by letter, in
Pe,son' N p BROWN.
APi" D 1oo' Nevada Journal Office
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NORM STARCH, just receiret and for sale by
~ T. ELL-4RD BEANS & Co., 81 Br5-1 Street
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Drugs and Medicines.

&c, &C, Nc.,
Now in store and arriving monthly
Having made such arrangements with the best houses
in the East enables him purchase and lay down his
Goods here at the very lowest figure he is prepared
offer Goods at correspondingly low rates, and the
most favorable terms.
Or Iers from the country solicited oct2i-
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EARLY Copies.

The receipt of ADVANCE SHEETS from the British pub
fishers gives additional value to these Reprints nasmuch
as they be placed in the hands of subscribers
about as soon as the original editions.
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Clubbing.

PAYMENTS IN ADVANCE
In all cases. Money current in the States where issue,
VIII always be received at par
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Has been appointed Agent for Gregory's Bitters in
1-aln cnrrntv
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Terms !:
Per annunn-

Per annum-
For any one ofthe four Reviews, 50 90
For any two of the four Reviews, ) 90
For any three ofthe four Reviews 90
For all four Of the Reviews, 90
For Blactwood's Magazine, 3 90
For Blackwood and threo Reviews, 90
For Blackwood and the four Reviews 10 90
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GENTLEMEN
1T Is
OUR BUSINESS TO PUBLISH
The Important News
AND YOURS TO PROFIT BY IT.

We therefore take great pleasure in being able to in
form the people Of California that the T2 EtLr9oT6la-
~ Reduction has taken place in the PRICE OF LODG-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-09-12

HE Comic PrFT.-Whcn from my room
chance stray to spend an hour at close of ,la,
! ever find the place most dear. where SON,
Friend treats to lager beer. -.>ocyam,nfo lar.
Ah. YES. my friend of city life. sure sucl
treat cures such strife. bat better ,!.a,
such dose by far. are pleasures of a fin,
ci"ar.-IIocc Uc,"IA.
Such pleasures may suit lascr minds. bli
with the good no favor finds we think III,
p'!ro>t jcy in life. is making love to ones OWL
witt.-Iolrcao Ledyo.
Most wise your choice. my worthy friend
in lIymcnS JOYS your cares to end. but WE
though tired of single life. cannot boast OF
our wife. and so when meath our cares W,
faint, we fly to kiss gal that toint-vct.-
N0Po hCp"fcr.
That "lagcr" beer will bile provoke. while
"fnc ilavanas' crd in smoke. To cour,
ones wife is better far than lager beer or a
vile cigar. Kisses, the dew Of Loves youno
morn, break on the lips as soon as born.
These are all naught to the greatest ioy-thc
first proud glance at Your tirst-born bow
Er'"i"y Ltdgcr.
lis true boys wished for blessing. but
then suppose the tirst's girl, \ dear sweet
child with ways cares, ing. with poutinr lirs
and flaScn curl, with dimplcl cheek and
laughing eye, to coMc and bid papa" good
byt-so whether boy or whether t'othcr. en-
brace the babe aVd then the mothcr.-.> "a
francisco Giojc.
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~ PROVINCIAL CLERGYM,N'S Eyrrp1rxf,r

PROVINCIAL CLERGYMANS EXPERIENCE
IN THE FIFTH AvENrE-A correspondent
voucheS tor the truth of the following story
o. wcil-kncwn clergyman from the city Of
Boston. Having come to this city few weeks
since to supply the pulpit of ruStca,iny
brother. he was stroling about town on Sat
urdav afternoon, and in the course of his
ramblcs. naturally took glance at Fifth ay-
cnue Seeing one of the churches open, an,i
the sexton making it ready for the services
OF the next day. curiosity tempted him to look
INTO It. lie was about gratifying that pro-
penSitv, when the sexton called out to him
in grutf voice, You can't 60 in there, sir.
i merely desire to lsok at the church a mo-
ment, replied the clergyman, advancing to-
ward the inner door. Stop. sir cried the
sexton. in rage at the visitors audacitv, we
don't allow that, sir The clergyman. sur
prlscd at the mans violence meck:y rcioined,
Don't you allow any one to sec your church,
No slr. Those are my orders, sir. Not to
admit anybody 'Oh! very well, if those
are Your orders said the clerical gentleman.
looking blandly through his spcctae.es, .of
course Will 90. But any time when ;.nv Of
your people are in Boston, al,d desire to look
at my church. they are always welcome TO do
So The sexton. with most profusc and hum
bic apologies, for having mistaken him for a
ia!yn'an, "a< HOW equally anxious 70 ,.;,cyos
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As, AND II;,.-.isa and Ira were two broth
er>. whose farms lay sid hv >.ie in L fertile
intcryale.
When thc corn. ,;lc c4's. az! Ike barley
were >,'rin"iH- up tl!l weeds tcak advantage
o: the rich >a;l and ca:..c up wit. ti.cm.
DO You see. sud Asa. " hat held thc weeds
are taking? THERE'S danger ottll,ir choking
our CROPS cntirclv
Wei. well. We mus; ',r resigned rcIslic,!
Ia. weeds a> well rs graz, were = part Of The
Creators plan and there y lo Use in muir
lnurin- ahou; th'm. .,i.d h. laid drwa for
his usual afternoon dose.
i can only be resigned to what can I
help. said Asa. 50 h. went To work and
llowcd and ho,d un:! his fields were clear OF
weeds.
The army worms are in the ncighherhoud.
said A>ato Ira one day.
/ They have eaten through the adinininc
meadows. ana are mo,in. towards Us.
Nh. exclaimed La. they viii surely de-
>tros VI hat tie weeds have not chokcd ont.
will Immediately retire 10 pray that then
cour>' may lac stopped or turned aside
fi", Asa rrphc,i. i pray bc,ine> ever,
morning tur strength 10 do the work Of the
day.'
Antl he fastened to 4: ,rcnch round his
and which the urnv-worm> could not
pass: while Ira returned OILY in season To
save a small portion OF his crops from their
rIIa%2S.
'bnyou see. Ira.' said A., another morning.
III" river is rising very i;.>t.-Thcrc is hu; !.
slender chance preventing our farms from
hcinS ovcr.!nwcd'
Mas: II is 4 Judgment upon our sins. and
what can We do y cried Ira throwing himself
III despair upon tn. ground.
There are no judgments SO severe rs those
which our own sloth brings upon u.s. rcplir,!
asa.
And he went quickly and hired worlhmcn.
with whose help he ni>cl an cmbankmcn,
That w!,h>tood the food. while Ira witnessed
with blank .ook> ard tul;lcl hands the dc
>irc;iou Of his harvest.
There is one con>olaton.' said he. ny chill
,ircn. al least. are left me
Hut while -A>aS so"S grew up >trorg and
NirtUoUs m"ii. among Ira'> there wits 4 ;ir,,nh-
ard. gar,hlcr. and 4 suicide.
Ihe WAYS of the Lord arc not coual.' COM
plane! Ira TO his brother .Whv are vcu al
ways rroSrcrcd. while | am afflicted. and nv
old age d;>sraccI?'
i Only know this, replied Asa. that hca-
ven has always helped me to treat th. faults
OF my children As did the weeds. the cater
pliers aud the flood and that | have never
presumed TO send petition upward withou.
making toii. my riSh; hand servant. the mes
>cnscr of my PRAYER
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NEW Use OF CRIHoIiSr. The BOSTON
Post has story of a facetious railroad Con-
ductor:-
"A lady who had 4 hoy with her, consid-
crah'y above the non-pa.ing age. attempted
the tn rather difficult exploit lin the an,c-crino-
Iihe psrlod> of hiding her precious ~on under
hrr skirts. "Cnclc John" who SAW more
bulk than he could ac...unt for hy
any ordinary theory of personal enlargement,
carefully rrconnoitrcd the pile. AID. guessing
the secret Of the lad. : extraordinary cxpan-
sion proceeded. without saving word. to col
lrct fare tor one passenger and half. and
gave the lady her change, which. without
looking it over she put in her pocket. B-
aHd-bv. observing that the bov WAS still kent
III " durance vile "Unc!c John hunanciv
Whispered in her ear. " Iou NAV as wei: lr,
him out-yonre pa,I fer t"h.,"
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y NiRGTNIAN IN NEW YGEK.-Somc time
since Mr.. NJ. of Virginia. a gentleman: of rare
intellectual endowment>, asw,l!a, ui S,,i,crior
phySlca! strength. was in this city. Pas>i:,-
up broadway enc afternoon. he stepped into
an auction room and b:I off one or two article,
when he was asked TO walk into a back o,:;cc
In few minutes a bill was presented TO him
for $50. Mr.. VI. examined the suJt,nl, IN
creased bill. and then. in i manner decidedly
cool arose and said. "-\h. YES though, when
l came IN this was a regular and Respectable
auction house, but was mistaken. and find
1t is one of the regular mock auction swind.
i;ng conccrns,'" This" said one Of the a,-
tendants. ''is respectable auction house
and, turning The key in the door, I've will lc,
you Know. sir, that We are no swindlers. and
that vn0 must pay this bill"
Now, said Mr.. NJ. won are fixing things
right. and understand matters. and we will
see who wil! cpen that door first" At thi,
he drew his arm back. and before the .mock
auctionecr could take note of time" he
found himself heapcd up on the floor. and his
companion in rascality knocked into the ou;-
or room. through the door, to the no small
;,>ton!Shment of outsiders. Mr.. NJ. dciibcr-
atelv left the room. and heard no more q: :,bc
bill OF $50. as the swindlcrs found the. had
locked up the wrong customer Mr.. il. Of.
ten amu>cs his friends by Si'in: them Ii ac-