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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-23

Masonic PRocELD1NGs.-Ata stated com
munication Of Carson Lodge No. l, +. & 4
NJ, held May Dist, A. L. 5S5S, the following
resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, BY the fiot Of an all-wise Prov
idence was called from our midst, on the DIST
day OF April last, in the Wig Of manhood.
our beloved brother, LenIuel S. Bowers
therefore be i,
Resoire3, That in the death of Brother
Bowers this Lodge has lost a warm hearted
brother, his widow a kind, aaectionate hus-
band, and his child sustained an irrepara5.e
loss.
ResoEred, That while we, with the bereaved
widow and her little daughter. deeply mourn
the early demise Of our brother. we are re-
minded Of the great truth, that g in the midst
Of life we are in death" and that it is our
duty as Masons to submit, wi hOut murmur,
to the mandate of the Supreme Grand Mas
ter of the Universe.
ReS0lrc3, That to Mrs. Bowers and her
fatherless child, his sister and other relatives
we tender our heartfelt sympathy i'll this,
their sad bereavement.
Resoirea, That the hall of this Lodge be
draped in mourning for thirty days.
ReSOIrea, That these resolutions be pub
!ished in the CARSON DAILY APPEAL, spread
upon the minutes of this Lodge, and copy,
under seal, forwarded to Mrs. Bowers.
ADOLPaUs WAITZ, Committee.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-23
I'M BANKRUPTCY.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned has been appointed as Assignee
in. Bankruptcy Of the estate aad effects Of
THOMAS J. BEDFORD of Ormshy county, State
of Nevada, who has been aGiudG-d Bankrupt
upon his own petition by the Dist let Court of the
United States for the District If Nevada.
SEYMOUR FINLEY, ssignee.
Dated Nay 18th, lSOS myl9-1m
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-23

RENO AND THE RAILEoAD,-We are in
formed by Mr.. Award, OF the Esmeralda Union
who arrived in this city last evening from
Reno, that that town now contains about 100
buildings and more are going up. The pres
ent population is between 400 and 800. As
yet lumber is dear, selling at $50 per thou
sand feet. Up to this time no very imposing
structures have been erected. Most Of the
buildings are of unplaned boards, except on
the fronts, which are Of dressed lumber, but
are as yet guiitless Of paint, giving the town
anewness Of aspec:-in fact there is scarcely
ten days difference in the ages Of the eldest
and newest houses in the place. Lots are
being sold and leased at pretty high prices.
The cars are now running distance of nine
miles east of Reno, and the road is graded
for many miles ahead, with men at work far
out toward Salt Lake. Over the compare
lively level region upon which they have now
entered, the work is carried ahead at an
astonishingly rapid rate. Once the connec-
ton 10 made in the Sierra Nevada mountains
and material can be more speedily trans
ported, the work CT track laying will proceed
much faster than at present.-Ente,py1Se. |
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-23

GRAND BILLIARD ToURNAMENT-On the
9th Of last month, William II. Robinson,
one OF the finest billiard players on the Coast,
challenged Wallace w. Wright, holder of the
champion cue Of Nevada, to play "four-ball
= small-sized carom table, with two and
half inch balls, for the champion cue of the
State Of Nevada and $3.50 in gold coin"
Two days afterward Mr.. Wright.acceptedt the
shallenge. and designated Friday, May 22d,
A. the time to play the game.-1Iespass.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-23

GRAND LODGE I. C. O. F.-On Wednesday,
June 8, the Odd Fellows of Nevada will as
semble at Carson, in grand convention. The
following delegates have been selected from
the several Lodges in Virginia City: MI.
Davidson, No. Sd. o. Atkinson, J. A. Col
Inns, NJ. Holmes, c. &. Hammond, K. II.
Taylor, D. B. Hopkins. J. NJ. Flurshutz, J.
B. Wheeler, N. y. Mitchell, john Steele, A.
S. Edwards, and \. Kinney. Olive Branch,
No. PC. NJ. Cornell, Il. N. Black, ]. B.
Dayton, and II. s. Kenney. Nevada, No.
Prank Denver, G. II. Morrison, T. E,kus,
Martin White, J. Davis, S. Rosener. Viz
einia, No. l0-C. Finley, J. S. kaaeen, J. C.
Swain, T. B. Smith, DR.. F. Hitler, J. c.
Smith, J. G. harrington. The Gold Hill
Lodges will send full delegations, and it is
believed every Lodge in the State will be
represented. s. says the rrespass Of last
evening.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-23

An OUTRAGEOUS HoAX.-A report Of an
outrage having been committed on woman
near Byannan street bridge by number of
men, was brought to the police office yester-
day, whereupon Chief Crowley with his usual
promptness, sent out officers to see to il.
Arriving at the place designated, the officers
found a woman and five or six men storing
whisky. The woman denied that any out
rage had been committed on her. She had
only undertaken to " drink down six men,
and her capacity was not quite equal to her
ambition, but she though, that if the officers
would let her alone for a while she would
have either herself or the men :" dead drunk
afore soon."-S F. Dispatch.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-23

A COUNTRY sCHooLMAsTER, preparing FOX
an exhibition Of his school, selected class
of pupils and wrote down the questions which
he would put to them on examination day.
The pupils took their places as had been ar
ranged, and all went on glibly until the ques-
ton Of the absentee came, when the teacher
asked:
" In whom do you believe )"
In Napoleon Bonaparte," was the an
swer quickly returned.
You believe in the Established Church,
60 You not:"
NO." said the youngster, "the boy that
believes in that church hasn't come to school
to-day
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-23

PERsoNAL.-John WATSON, Esq, formerly
Of the Avalanche, arrived in town last We'd
nesday. He came overland from the States
direct; has been visiting his old home in
OHIO, and has had a good time generally.
He looks hale and hearty. /, looks sort O
natural to see the "od man round the sane
tum. He will remain here a couple Of weeks
and Will furnish some interesting items of
his tip overland.- Ocyhee IdaAo) 4raLaache
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-23

LEARN TO WAIT.-Of all the lessons that
humanity has to learn in life's school, the
hardest is to learn to wait. Not to wait with
the folded hands that claim LIES prizes with
out previous effort, but having struggled, and
crowded the slow years with trial, see no such
result as effort seems To warrant-nay, per-
haps, disaster instead. To stand firm at such
crises Of existence, to preserve ones self
poi>e aud self-reSpect, not to lose hold. or to
relax effort, this Is greatness, whether it is
achieved By man or woman-whether the eve
Of the world notes it, or it is recorded in that
book which the light Of eternity alone shall
make clear TO the vision.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-23

LADIES, CHILDREN's AND MISSES SHOES.
Mr. J. Rosenstock has lately received a very
extensive and carefully selected stock OF
ladies, childrens and misses shoes of the
most approved make and quality. He has
also made 4 large addition to his stock of
mems and boys furnishing goods. His prices
are fixed to suit the times
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-23
SAN FRANCISCO DISPATCH.
From last evenings Virginia Trespass.

SAN Francisco, May 22.-The Repub-
licans will fire a salute Of 100 guns at noon
to- day, in honor of the nominations of Grant
and Colfax. An impromptu meeting, last
night, was largely attended.
Willie Logan, years old, was run over by
a street car, last night, and instantly killed.
The body of C. f. Allen was found float
ing in the bay, this morning. He was form
erlv mate of the Tolc.
The steamer Sacramento sailed for Pana-
ma to-day.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-23

LEAGUE MEETING To-NIGHT. - There
should be full attendance Of the Union
Leaguers at their regular meeting this even
ing. The nomination Of Grant and Colfax
is matter for mutull and hearty congratu-
lations, and the supporters of the ticket
which bears those names should lose no time
in getting together and breaking ground for
the campaign. Let's have full turnout and
some war talk.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-23

ATTENTION, WARRENs A meeting Of
Warren Engine Company No. will be held
at their hall, this Saturday evening, at d
o'clock. The business to be transacted de-
mands full ATTENDANCE of the company.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-23
THE DAILY APPEAL.

County A1TERs.-There will be meet
inc of the Commissioners at the Office of the
County Clerk, to-day, for the purpose Of
hearing reports of persons appointed to view
roads and streets.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-23
SAN FR.ScIsco srocK QUOTATIONS.

SAN Francisco SroCK QUOTATIONS.
Reported to George L. Gibson yesterday {:
Alpha, SIG; Bullion, $50; Crown Point,
Sl09: Choilar Potosi, S2l5; Exchequer,
S4S; Empire Mil. S2l5; Hale & Norcross,
Sl03; Imperial, S207; kentuck, S4lj; Lady
Bryan, S33; Ophir. Sl66; Oyerman, $50;
Savage, Slt5; Segregated Belcher, Sll;
Yellow Jacket. Sl.0IO. Gold in New York
at 5 =. NJ, 1885,. Legal Tenders, 7lc buy
ing; iic selling.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-23
I'M BANkRUPTCT

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ undo signed has been appointed as Assignee
in Bankruptcy of the estate and effects Of FRANK
PERKINS Of Ormsby county, State Of Nevada,
who has been adjudged Bankrupt upon his own
petition by the District Court of the United States
for the District Of Nevada.
GEO. 8. SAWYER, Assignee.
Dated May 18th, 1858. myI9-1n
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-01-30


'les, Wbi.was lbO good Of them, ]
oplg keep business lOttarS they're sil
reg&larly docks.sd "a. nv o&ce, Blu,
Tor oaorSy', lottsrs, they vOto no use,
l'Ras no good tsoging them I msda
saoa iototpipe lightS -r
'You' ai;ln'tttii'asr tha'''
iNo | hlda9 tiua. never arrived
At nay explanation about tbO leNers
'TheO, nay das, Stone let noe OuircaI
you. wh,t0VOr you DO, don't give Miss
WprrSo your explanation about the let
terra "
Why sLoallnE r.
Don't you soc? She thought you
djnd'tsmd back her'lOtlor, ios soalt,
hsatiireason; bec3asctsSy ,Sora soidonr
TO y5o jb,!you conIio't pors With tben;
80, 10 poiu, Of faot, that Ii,tlo @ispubor-
dcrstuiing of hcrs led to rcOstabliab-
mentof your lovs aGhir,'
'Dayou think 'ol' no psSad. mu,jas-
", Bat il GoorgS's made any mistake
about tho mater. thuk I'm bound to
act hOr right ng rm
MY dear Some, take my advice, for
fear Of aecildp:'. sc, her right 1T you
mus! sOt bOr right-orror the Wedding
ceremony, not before
WbeihOr or no he took my advice I'm
not aware. Ha was married in due
course to Miss Warren; know that
lady wps orcn heard 10 declare suhse-
lqonIly she dad mOrried the best has-
band IN the world, IN
His proodcaIity had answa;adiaud IL
may be gaol PLAZA to cpuvrr love let.
lcTa into pipe lights | shrink from
Iayiog it down aaa rulc that such q
course should be invarirbiy adopted,
lovers must be l4tI in this rcGpCct %
pursue their ewq aSyiocs dnI to do what
Gaay seem risst i!a44hSit own eyes It
mus! to ovqpd, 1sSRsge, that the Of
Beau stOae's love affair shows that
tbcrc Is son.srhipg TO be said in favor
Of praejioaiitY, ~
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-01-30

lars and buadrod and twenty thouSAnl
better, anl gvs you Eve lnlautes to
raise tue money f@
Itwas the turn orIha sstoniahsl gam
bier TO coll Tor . count, but beIora Mr.,
PoialoIlor got through WilS the hun,
drad and atty thousand he tbfav dbsh
his haud--th'ro boios too Inaby specie
tors 10 make itsao to kick upa rOs--
aud, with his companiOas, wtde ashore
altbe nexlwood yard.-AobiNc Tim.s
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-01-30
IrEE LONG Acu.


Oh, a vc,iacrfel str4sn Is the river Time,
is it.rpus through this. seeln' dE tears, y
witA"a faultess rhythm and musical rhyme,
Aud bouudlpss sweep and surge sublime,
As it blends With the Ocean of Years.
Bow the winters are drifting like aakes of
Aud De tr sapncrs like buds be,vecn;'
Ava tho years in the sheat--so they come aud
they go, -
on the uySf fs breast stvithits cUb and aow,
Aud i, glides in ihc shadow and sAecn'
There e magical isle up thoriyor Of Time,
Where the sortcst orairs are blowing; r..
There's cloudless sky aud tropical cline,
And song as sweet as vesrer chime,
And thoJuaes with 'hsrOsesNug. staying
And the ouams Of that Isle is !ha Long Ago, ..
And We bury our trcasuros'.here: -
1q,cte arc brows Of beauty snd boaomsol snow
They are lsdPsof dast--but wsloyot 4Gp SO,
i. They are trinkets and trcssea Of hair. a. :.
There arc fragments of songs tInt nobody sings
And part ofSn infants prayer; 80.
TLero'st lGte unswcpt aud hirps Without
20 arings 3D." VI
Therist9 9bro%en VOWS and pieces Of rings
And tsG gStsAi.l . sls used % wear,
rls~,g,Sss sss that s,s.vruyod from, the fairy
::HtS;ithe arStc 5s'is liaodin air;
Fyti We sum,.irucs Rear throggh the $urbukn
: .a, list rI~ flhLE
SS.stC voices vs!hessd l1.Shc days gone before
Wien tdsSiud dowO the rr@"plfir'
. tt.rrepembcirt for iS~,bG the blessed Isle,
! an he istSof odf lie. rojS eighe g
when The syepidx comes with It's 1btautifn
smila. I'm tw
And oarSyos areotoVing 10 slumbor awhile,
Nay that "Greca%ooi" OF Soul bo in sight,
tsl IN. +. Taylor.
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TIE THREE Ar ruI WINDOW.

They stood on tiP.toe. threc Of tLem,
DRuiel, Alice. and baby Joe,
Blowing the frost frJp of the pane,
To watch tbr falling SNOW.
The bushes by the garden var1'
Were hanging Just as fnu
As they could be Of saow las whie
AS baby's pet lambs wool,
And when sudden gust Of wind
Shook OF the hoaping suoT,,
Twas fun to hear the ringing laugh
{ ofjoyOus baby Joel
What thoughts verc.raDuiac inbis head
i, I'm sure do not know;
But Daniel vas the gladdcst one
s TOSeethe falling sno~
For he wasthmking Of his sfates-- ?
The froEcnneadow rill--
The fort of sGow--the mimic hght--
, The coasLing on the hiIi--
The frolic, and the tumLlein
The path that scLoolward led
The rides his lltl9 sweetheart
Should have upon his sled!
Blu Alice--she with golden hair,
And dresny, azure eyes
What ,houghtsha. as she saw the ground
Assume a sPolloss gnisei
OH no, Of what her brother thought,
1iut ra,her Of 9hc poor,
Who could noskcep the starving wolf,
From coming 10 Acir dooyI
Who hsd ndchcorful, ruddy arc,
Nor yet sufficient fare;
Whose tiiin anfscsnty clothes let in
The keen adffrossy air.
She slipfed syiy, pudlyt. thinrthere,
Daniel and Baby joe
Pressing their checks dgliaat shc paad
IowAlch Tie failing snow.
She came with sad aud sober fsce. f
And eyes that brimmel wili(iears,
aud said 10 Gse, with wisdom hat
Vas far b9cRd hcl years:
Were I man." she said, "aud rich,
I'd give thsu of my stare, IL
/ aud help to:keep eae stsrying wolf
From proving geard llieif aoqg;
say help ssguld 6. IN ase3' moi roras,
> Eor wogls are poor i,lced--
Tlsg viii moi clolhe t4e boir, nor
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cANpIIyt1Ex rltAoeplXARI.

The rqwaEtpers' beye'a Stovy of Com
aodbrs VsbdcrbA aseing a black legss
'tsi n p0teFI .Sds si <Niisty Row
80 do'lar steamboat bstleri; hurt ,histis
ba%ly up 10 iG eaar u which We rec
org readigg ssrg limo since. IN a
AftkSssipptpopcr' Ia .ths days Whon
lbStAops Gsarss PoindeE'er represented
IhsStatd in Tho Feleral Senate, cay
aouSe thirty; fgegeslS Ego, before Ahe'
ttuie' e'oI IaIsoad', he started from Match
es.sy en- up.riSer boat on his way to
waAhinglos. Tho Agricultural Baak.
ba4ng 0 heavy dePosit 10 mike in ono
Of he Plttqburg banks, inlrpstei ho
nosey to his charge. Before twenty.
roaS hours bad elapsed some of the
sp5{ting fraternity wote making up III.
lIeg,me. anl irvf'oj the Senator to
hEs haad, TO which, nothing 10th be
consulted The gone ran about the
ussal course Of soca things whila the
professionals ware taking tho measure Of
thoE Intended victim, ma guessing a:
ihs.siza Of hisp'ls, Whom Ihase points
wq& settled 10 their satisfaction, 4be
business began in earnest An ogeCs:
po9oiDg hood was deal! to Nr. POiu-
dc,ser, upon which he made small bet
and the others passed with ous except
ion: who saw him aol went a thousand
dcltrs better. Toithis ho responded
Sith another Thousand better, whsn,th
! Gambler replied; ' 1f s
'tCeo Your thousand dollars .Saa. 60
Ihisiy. Thousand be'lsE'-f9r PerceiyinG
lbot hts customer was pretty nasf, he
hdii moi dare TO risk few lhousaudsA .,
Poinle1.or replied thut that was mere
money. than be had, but. would put W
his pilO. which entitled him 10 sight.
This the other dooied g. be thslaw>
Certainly said MtP.,d always un
lrstand that gehdemAkhas a right (
show for his money, Y -
Not VnlcSs it is stipulated beforehand;
and the gambler appealed to The gentle
men present, who sustained him.
'Uom,, said the miIian, throwioI
down a vol filled porkai.book and lay
ing bis watch on the table, i 60 thirt.
thousand dollars better, ond give. 70,
Eve minulcs to raise tho monoy.'7s1
PoindOx'Sr bid bim coun, tho eOney
and there it was, sure enough, ias goo'
Bills.
WELL said hO rising, i will SEQ il
can find any frinls who will ,iOrnisI
tho flnaa,' and he passed into tho hdie
cabiQ, 10 which was bis otatovoo6. Il,
liagorel somo time, aud. rs tho han'
was nearing ihe last miaule, relur9e'
quietly, took hisseai, drewa bulky peck
ct book from his breast, and laying it OF
The table calmly sold;
'slt, l sec your thirty 'housanl dol
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/ =
bsovij5 al IN Main gold ius. the yalua
bic, substantial. ,i,upls pressos I copN
have faoeisd Beau Stone selecting 70
II. ba,,o,S.d a,
n s,,,,.. ,r,osq, s+c,,, ma 10 sen,
h,,,. a., ,.,;o,,, lo,s,, IA bor mo said
.rIodorh,oM,
a.. ,h. n.n., voy vhsn ny,rsment
,,,,, - on~,nI ~. ,bisY
,co,t,;oIs. n. ina usn, v,v'
uo rnsh.I bis chin Ana seemed to 70
aost 4. l,1.
.u.ySSs ci,,,,o ho sail, presently
.,od lat, t.n ,bon, ,ome,hina ais
nj. !. mat 1ho ms.t,ayribAl, suSiec, II
~. ..,r,I Tan as sb,, you'ye beOr
d.ios Al si,b ,os,sslI l,,eIy,,
So y. rol,,o t,,Eior ,bop, ,hio lbst.and
,ba o,her .pr,scn,Iv / Ien him. As
want 5v,v h. ,.id onia,lv, u think j
"'"N """t ~ ''
shall see GeoFsios ooce mnre' Tor a
particular reason was, aal bo did not
tell me.
"a lew nlShts a'ter"atlS | sa8 Nun
asaI0' iia "o'a' 90 ''m9 suOJ0c' @O'o
10 eh'ngs OF mooi or 'ny rsl' seldom
batrayed any variation OF 'Hal N'na'
Yet 1t struck m' 'aa'' VI oay'A'os' no
~aSln F'lhsF O''t'r 'p.Fi'' '".a usual
you ain'! mea'''o' "e 's''' 'w"''
| told you the other n'ghs-'hai my 90,
-gagemsat was brokeh oh'
1 explained that bal not monI''nil' y
for apar'icuIar good reasoo had not
seen auy poroon whom it Woa'd iaIer0s'
TO be informed Of the fact. -
I's inst as vol. no. said, barBrtse n6
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;rHE LoVE'LErTERs.

-
Ihdd called 70 soo my vere practical
friend, Beau Stone He opened a small
packet he wa&holding 10 his hand,
This is pletSant,' 60SaiJ. Here. arc
oil my io,lcrstd GoOrginO. Aud here's
"a little ptosont 1 gave her, sent back to
me-
There vorO tot many lciters. They
we're wrjltan,'I could geo. in ny friGnd'O
usnsl bold, plain, Iogtblo band, Their
coaHa!a could gueas;litl0 OnpugAlikc
conyentMh ldvo letter probaby--ycry
.tuorstsav composition yet PimPl' and
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Professional cards Of G lines or teas one yoGr
SO 90
Advertisements must have thenumber Of in
Sertipnsmartcd on the copy, or they will be
Kept ni"till forbidden = and chsrSei accord
9fIcssual or transient advertisements must
Be paid for in advance, to insure their inser'
= Yearly Advertisements to be paid for half
siAaSly in advance.
Short notices Of deaths viii be inNrte3 free
ssgf charge. Obituary notices and tributes Of
8 fespect will he charged hSif the adye't'-inE
ratds, Marriage notices Inserted gratis.
Loaded edt6fisl potices will be charged 10
eOnts line, aud hall price for subsequent in
sertions.
~ Religious notices and short adycrli.e@cnls,
feE-beueYolent associations inserted gratis
Calls JPOn gentlemen to become candidates
: g;lt he. CHARGED at advertising rates.
Three dallars will Invariably ne charged for
announcing candidates 70; County naicef. snd
Ten dollara for announcing for STATE
and United StRies Offices.
The insertion II pcrsNasl csrds will he Ictl
to the optinn9f hs editor, bat ~hcn inserted
will be charged dopble prios .
: h!EthSits will not be made 20 orders OF
Publication oE,0tter lrgd advertisements "a-
LBltiev are nai1 FOR. "a -
There win 5s no dsgiptist from thelaEbeys'
.1efns. :. Z -. W q.
r,-s.s..ss,sr- y
.5i.ROt:EssI5aQ.J, Z BdstNEs4 CAtiDs
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S. kSR,S WN.-

;sA sF;as o'nk Isy AT LAW,
slfLL ptaetics- in the counties of Aseon
~ ! JAtsS6a; aud Writ. Address, Ravens
sod. West We, ;'t[April II 'G7-ly
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3 .:V0 n ,IVyy EE Ell,
,BFa ank W. SlssSa,

tS.t' xy51G.W ER a MO Bf,
:I.gea & ID UNRARsIGNED IS PREPARED
s TO exec cutc},lcedy Of conveyance &e-t az
ri Recorder aice.m Mason county, =.
u ~, ~ , FRANK W. SlSS9E,
ssF'eb. 21 n s. p,Recorier'
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-05-23
From the new s1DoMrs,or.n1

AT this season, when coughs and colds
are SO prevalent, an effectual remedy, and
one easily obtained, is Perry Dayis's Vege
table Pain Killer" It is no new nostrum,
vended by unknown agents, but has stood
the test OF over twenty years and those who
use the article, internally or externally, will
connect with it grateful recollections of its
grateful characterization Chronicle, 6.
". 80 p
PAIN kILLER.-The testimonials borne to
the efficacy of this valuable medicine are
sufficient to warrant its introduction into
every house. Our own opinion is that no
family should be without bottle of it for
single hour. In flesh wounds, aches, pains,
sores, de-, it is the most effeetual remedy
we know of. A bottle will last for very
long time, and its low price places it within
the reach of all. Our readers win remem-
Der that the Messrs. Perry Davis & Son have
have opened house in Montreal, whence
Canadian orders are supplied.-Neus, st.
Johns, G. E.
ng-We are glad to learn that the Spain
Killer" is having SO large sale in our city.
We have every reason to belive it to be an
almost never failing cure for pain, and is O
medicine that no family should be without
Montreal Pilot. -a$a so
+ DAvIs's PAIN KILLER.-From the reports
of dealers in this city, we think no proprie-
tary medicine has had larger sale. Its
valuable properties as speedy cure for
pain, cannot fail to be generally appreciated,
and no family should be without it, in case
of accident, or sudden attack of dysentery,
diarrhoea, cholera morbns, and even Asiatic
cholera, yields to its magic power, as we see
BY reports from those sections in the south
west where the disease has been particularly
virulent the past summer.-NontreaI Trans
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