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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-23
On Tuesday. the Sd day of Novtn,-
Der A. D.. 1865.

| ch tuesday. the "a fay Oh n Cyt II. =
| Der \. u. 1s6S.
That said General El.ction viii lie held, AM
polls opeIed at such places shall have l'
legally designated, for the putrose Of ee,tiIg tho
| following Officers. to- Wit
Three Pr esiiential Electors: one c nrressriar.
one Ju-tice of the SnpIeme Court for full tenn.
one Justice IF the supreme Court, for the
mainder of tie term Of the late Justice. Hon. {.
NJ Brosuan deceased: one Surveyor General, for
| the remainder of the term being filled by
Hon s ii Narlette; and one State Printer.
Also, tie following State Senators. to-wit:
Two for Storey County for LAM r C,uu-
one for E>meralda C unity one for Nashoe Conn
ty; one for Lyon County: for Humboldt
County aud one for Ormshy County.
Also the following Members Of the Assembly
to-wit:
Twelve for Storey County: four for Lander
County t~o for Nye County; cue for Lincoln
County; four for ksmeraI'a County; two fer
Douglas County thee for ashoe County; three
for Lyon County: three for Humb ,idr County;
three for nsby County: and two for Churolih
Comfy.
Also for each organized County in tls State:
One Sheriff, County Clerk. County Recorder.
County Treasurer. County As ssor, District At
torney, Public Administrator, County surveyor,
and Comfy Superintendent If Public Sch",l-
each; three County Commissioners in each c. nun
~, except Storey, and i'll that Comfy five County
Commissioners; and in Lincoln Coun.y-the
Ninth Judicial District-hne District Judge. u
hold Office for and during the two years next after
the first Monday in January, A.. b. 1869.
Also. in each City, Township and Precinct,
many Justices Of the Peace and Constables rs are
required and provided for by law-and the legal
action of the respective Boards Of County Com
80 In witness whereof have hereunto set
h B6SEm my hand, and caused To be affixed the
~e Great Sea! Of the State of Nevada. Done
at Carson City, this the 2lst day of October 4. y.
1865. JAMES s. SUNDERLAND,
Acting Governor OF Nevada.
Attest
C. ". NoTFwIRE
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PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE
Established by
DIR. j. G.. YOUNG, i'm 1850.
no Cure. No Pay.
Consultation Ly letter or otherwise, FREE.
REM 4 InSSELYN N n


Consultation Ly letter or otherwise, FREE
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THIS CELE DRAFTED INSTITUTE
has enjoyed this Cast an uninterrupted
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the most celebrated institutes Of the age.
fine great number actually received and cured.
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PRIVATE DISEASES
Males, and Irregularities in Females the great
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form,
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Iuat leaves the poison To crawl through the sys-
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l.uetth he apparently smooth surface, To burst
,,ut in the future with virulence that will battle
the effects of icine When Perfect CURES can
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IL Diseases of the CNNiRY ORGANS, enabi. to
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In all Diseases entrusted to the Doctor care; !
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In Syphilis and its aljuncts, Gonnorrh,ea and
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JANIS :. SIINGERLAND, AGING COY
L. ERNOE of the State of Nevada. do hereby
proclaim and give notice that GENERAL ELECTION
will be held in the State of Nevada an the Tuesday
next after the first Monday in November l..
1858, in accnrdanre with the provisions and r'.
qure-rents Of the Constitution and laws If IL.
United States and the State of Nevada ro-vit
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PIONEER SHOP,
LOCATED APRIL ), 1902; corner of THIRD and
NEVALA STREETS; at the rear OF st.
Charles Hole, CARSON CITY.
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We pay no rent and hire no help; therefore
We defy all competition in our business.
Ss- CALL AND GET OUR FIGURES. IA
j. II. COMING,
g. Is. COMING,
c. i. COMING.
Carson, September 20. 1865.
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Sheriff. 0rn,shy county Ne ada.
Carson. November -, 1>Cs. n.4-tt
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CHEAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
Tss Greatest Discovery Of this or any othsr Age
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T-.e-e powders will be found of essential valne to
-'l,s- whose m-ins. health, or other circumstan-
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Important to the Ladies'.

When fsmnleis in trouble or afflicted with dis
ease and requires medical or surgical attendance
tns enquiry shou Id be, Where is there physician
viii, is fully competent II administer relief, and
WHO'S. respectable standing in society recommends
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1,.s and bv calling the attention of the afflicted
+, the feet that he has been Professor Of Obste
r-i-. and Female Diaea,cs for TWENTY YEARS and
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All pr ictice-both in hospitals and lriva'e fami
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7:pai,liiisd interruptions. and designing There
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and sirnpatlize WITH AM befrieni them in trouble
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re placed Consultation (By Letter or Otherwise
FREE. See address below
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The Celebrate Fem ale II emed.es

{. .mpoun,ei from the pirate prescriptions of DR..
Yang. have now obtained a most extended pom
ilrity, and are correctly viewed to be the sates'
ant s,,rest remedies for the com laints for which
,h.y are applied. The constantly aecruin@ testi-
l,nisis of their efficacy. declared them to be pre-
-,t,inen:iy superior to their action.
~, Ia ly sliouid be without these Renovating
Ar-n.s None genuine unless procured at this
:.irs. Sent by mail or Express to any part Of the
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-05
NUMBER "a.
was summoned to Wash ustor, iad
received the grade Of lieutenant
general from President lincoln.
Gold Run Union Mining District
Of Colorado.

as our readers may like Some sv;-
dOuec of the tangibilit7 Of tho pro.
per,y owned by "Tho Thin Gold and
Silver Mining Company Of feolorado,"
we extract from recently published
book, by ovaudo J. IIollister, -enti-
tied "Tho Mines of Colorado"
portion referring TO the "GOld Run
Union Mining Districts
Ii is said that the Weaver Brothers.
the discoveries Of gold run, went
home from their frst seasons work
with ninety six pounds Of gold. The
gulch IL four miles lcug, on the south
side aud uear the mouth Of the Swan.
Early in the Spring thousand
inches Of water aow through It, de-
creasing as the summer wants 10 al.
most nothing. The season lasts from
the lst Of May to the lst OF Novem.
ber In 1860 ditch was construct.
ed, bringing water from the Blue. A
bed rock aume was commenced IN
1868 By the Gold Run Ditch Com.
pany, aud in that aud the Succeeding
year they took out $4,000 in gold
dust, valuing il at Sl9. per ounce.
The hume is two by three feet in size.
one thousand six hundred sn liifty feet
long, aud cost to build il and keep IL
in repair for four years, So 800. In
1868 the "uold Run Flume Exten.
sion and Quartz Prospecting Com
pany' was organized. At the end of
last season (lS66) they had built
new flune one Thousand Eve hundred
and fifty feet long at cost Of SO 800
in dust au1 50, 600 10 water. In the
last two years they took cut $50 900
in dust y creek claim in gold run
embraces one hundred feet Of the
stream aud extends seventy. We either
way. A bank claim is one hundred
feet square. Anybody is entitled to
hold Que creek claim, and bank
claim in each tier Of cluims on either
or both sides Of the creek. Claims
hold good without representation
from the lst Of November to the LIST
of July There are more than eight
hundred claims in the district. Most
of the pay has been taken from tho
west side Of the stream, that bank
having been washed otf a thousand
feet ia width.
Buffalo Flats is in the samo district
{ (Union) as gold run its production
of gold is larger Water is brought
by two bitches from French guloh.
10 the mining season about two hun.
dred people find employment In the
district. Their attention has beou so
entirely turned to gulch mining that
only twenty lodes haze as yet been
recorded, and those we're discovered
iu gulch mining They are immense,
howeveri for Instance, the r'.Dis-.
covery,' forty-four feet in width
"Adelia," forty-three feet; tI1fer-
no, thirty feet in width; auriforous
aud argeutilerous quartz scanned apd
mixed with galenous and pyrstous
ores The fume last spoken of cross
es these lodes, aud being sunk eight
feet in the bed rock, there eau be no
mistake in their stated width"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-05
Varieties.


What IS wOmia politicsr Dry
goods. al a'taa.mea .l.I
To what age does the dog rcach1
Sausage, f-'o 11 yieN
Womants influence is powerful
when she wants anything i'a' 90
A fashionable party is bow called
daughtorcuitural show
WHY'S hope like a decsyed cheese.
Because thousands live on it.
These are loving times, when
everything is as dear as it can be.
When you see a small waist repem.
Der the great waste Of health it7eosts.
II is said that hoops surrounds the
loyeliest of all thiugs-girls aud
whiskey. 5s,
Bells aud priests may call others to
holiness aud know nothiug of il thoal.
selves. lr9 cIf fo l8ii'f5Iff fssf
a retitihg editor says his eonueo-
ton with the press has thawed and
resolved itself into dieu sdi
There were not righteous people
enough in Sodom to savo-it, but there
was pretty good Lot. ...i s.',.
A philosophers has discovered that
men don't object to being oyerrated
except By the assessors, ~ 95e -,
"Well, wife, you can't say ever
contracted bad habits.' No, sir; you
generally expanded them. -e
Charley, what makes YOU so sweet2
II dess when bod made me Of dust,
he put little thugar i'm = fp7st
Even Brigham Young's wives are
affected by the military spirit. They
call their husband Briggy.dear.
When rogue meaps 20 ptteF
worse lie than usual, be generally
preiaoes j. Nith-"Tc tell you ths
TRUTH
Jones writes to a friend, and closes
by saying Il ain glad 70 be able to
say shat my wife isrecqysEisg SLOW
ly.S,a1I sai 2ifw - s4.s' 1874
IRsulpilur batlaS are as aalutafy as
choir advocates cIaim, asome hsisner
willie excellent health iniths neRf
worlls 9i ta- gmg,i ,isri
When is a plant hkes hog2 When
IL begins 10 ruUt. Aud when IS 10
like soldier When il begins to
shoot.
Bobby, Why don't your mother
sew up that hole ia your irowsersi'
"pause she'sat the vestry sewing for
the heathen."
81 fear you are about sew np,"
ssid a croaki & friend 20 a eheegipt
invalid. "Oh, no; | have only alit-
tie stitch 10 my side"
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An Infamous Outrage.

a girl, whose name we suppress,
Weighing about l35 lbs, light hair
and full face, left her home near Mt,
Vernon, one day last week, and on
arriving in Crestline fell into the
hands Of some men, employees on
the Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne, aud
Chicago Railroad, by whom she was
detained, aud at night fastened in a
caboose car, where thoy proceeded to
outrage her. During the night she
was forced to submit to the embraces
of no less than IA Of these brutes.
She was finally discovered by gen
tleman named Anderson, who, upon
her desire to come to Columbus. sent
her to this city, where she is now sup
posed to be. She is the daughter Of
wealthy and respectable parents, who
offer liberal reward for her return
to them. Il is understood that she
has changed her name to that of
Mary Park, aud that her intellect is
not very bright. No arrests have
been made. Any reformation sent to
Mr.. Robert Anderson, Fredricktown
Knox county, Ohio, will be thank
fully received Columbus JoGrndL
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-05

Hon. j. A. Bingham on Recon-
.s- struotion.


Mr., Bingham's late speech 10 the
House of Representatives on the Re
construction bill was one Of the ablest
aud most eloquent efforts made in
that body for long while. His ar
guments in favor of the power of
Congress to reconstruct the rebel
States are unanswerable, and hence
he receives full share Of vitupcra-
tion and abuse from the Copperhead
papers. The following extract from
that speech will be read with inter
est. 1t will be seen that he dealt a
pondorous blow at Geo. II. Pendle-
ton, the Democratic candidate for
Presidents
Mr.. BINGHAM. l desire, Mr.. Speak
or, to state as briefly as possible the
provisions Of this bill, and the grounds
upon which we sustain it here, and
hope to sustain il before the country.
No one, Mr., Speaker, can, if he
would, evade the conclusion that
there is now 10 this country great
aud powerful organization, always
talking about the sauctity of the Con.
stisution, but opposed to-day as il
was eight years ago to the defense of
that Constitution either by arms or
by laws. will, not, sir, standing as
1 do in the presence Of the recorded
facts Of the last seven years, be dri
ven into any denial, special or gener-
al, Of the right of the people of the
United States to maintain their own
Constitutions aud Government both
by arms and by laws. That question
has been settled by wager Of battle.
lFhas been settled as wei BY the ball
bt1 10 tho past, and in the current
year 1868 it is to bo settled | trust
finally aud forever ia that great con
flict 0ftlie people which shall deter
who shalt be instrusted with the OK
ecutive power Of the Ulited States,
subject, nevertheless, 20 the laws Of
the United States, aud with the leg
isla,ivo power Of the organized people
OF this country. Il is useless, sir, for
men to stop TO pursuade. anybody
that this Is not mere party contest
between Democratic party aud a
Republicans party. Il is contest,
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portifoi.
I SEE HER YET.

| see her yet--a maiden fair,
With dinpled cheek and goiicn hair,
And eycs within whose depths there lie
Tho softest tiuts Of summer sky;
with pon,ing, rosy, honey'd Tip.
whereon tho humming bee would sip,
And drown itself in perfect bliss
Beneath the magic Of her Kiss.
! sec her vet. In visions bright
She comes before my longing sight.
see bright drifts OF golden hair
Before me when kneel In prayer,
stretch my hands to clasp her own,
But wake to find myself al ne;
MY diinmed eyes hSed on vacancy
There is grave between, you see
grave whose depths encompass round
Her weary heart, whose rest Is foundt
Ahtilc dai-y-tufted mound,
My arms ean almost clasp Il round
And there she sleeps, my Alice fair,
with grsve-mould on her golden hair;
The red lips wreathed in silent gloom,
Beneath the portal Of the tomb.
But yet they come to me erstwhilc,
Forgetting not their olden smile.
feel the pressure Of her hand
My cheek l. by her soft breath fann'di
sleep, and in its perfect bliss,
drink the nectar Of her kiss.
Butdaiscs bloom 'twixt her and me
We only meet in dreams you see.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-05
] LuMRER AND COAL YARD

IEERSHBERGETS 81 BRO.
CuccEssoRs to L. Huddle & Co.. Dealers 10 all
- Kinds OF Timber, LAth, Shingles and Coal.
good assortment OF dressed lumber constantly on
hand Flooring siding, pekets sc. for sale cheap
for cash. Give us q call. once opposite CuIl-
Rtngham's Warehouse. f-a
Titnn. Ohio. Aug. n 1917 !.
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o32TO TEACHERS.
no, SCHOOL TEACHERS

SINHE SCHOOL EXAMINERS OF SENECA
- County, Will hold examinations in the Grand
Jury Room, Ia the Court House in THIN. COM
neneing AZ 10 O'Clock A. NJ on each Saturday OF
October aud November, and on tue 7th aud ilth
days Of December 1861
No eertihente VIII grapted except on an exanni.
ions MoCAULEY,)
.tI rrlsI g. JAMES PILLARS, Examiners
gr laar 3. ]. KIRKwoop.
sept. 2G, '67.
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KLINE, LOWE q CO.

NIanufaotu rers and Deaiers In
SASH
Doors. Biindl. worf ed Flooring, &c
H Ann RAILING, SCROLL SAVING AND
IL Moulding OF Al kinds and sizes made to or.
sFAt short notice aad on liberal terms.
Those desiring 10 build will do wen 10 call on
rs beinre purchasing elsewhere.
Aliorders nlied on the shortest notice.
shol, on Market Stree West OF the Court House
tnd near the wooden bridge, NJ.
TIFFIN, OHIO.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-05

"You would not take me for TWEEN
"? said a young lady TO her partner
while daueiDg, few evenings ago.
Then what would you take for2''
For better or worse. replied he.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-05

Rev. Thos. X. Beeeher gives the
following expression to an undoubted
fact, "The less man knows, and
che more liquor he driuk,, tho more
determined he is to mako this "a
white mans government
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-05
DR.. j. CHAM BELAIN,
81. BOTANIST.

II AYING BEEN ABSENT FROM THE
City and couuty two years. In consequence OF
llhealth, and being now completely restored, has
returned again to Tfiu to resume his former i,ro-
teaion. 10 Oiice, one door South OF Behinis
Grocery. on Main Street Residence, hrst door
slug2'6Gn42yi
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H b MARTIN M n

ENORMBRLY or MRLMORE---LATE A
X SURGEON IN the arny-.has permanently loca-
ted 10 rifin and having had hfieen years expert
enee In the practice of Medicine, he hopes to
merit and share the public patronage.
Nf- Office in National Hail building.
All calls attended to. either at night or day.
Also. .ExAnlning surgeon for Pensions.
apriDS9tfl ~ N. b. MARTIN, NJ. u.
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MISCELLANEOUS
pnnrnr1YsIrac cn

General Insurance iAgeEts, Life, Accident,
VI Fire, and Marine Insurance done one the most
posite Flrst National Bank, THIN, Ohio.
Nov 7. ell yr.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-03-05

"You are at the very bottom of
the hill," said a physician 70 a sick
patient, "but I shall endeavor to get
you up again, II fear shall be out
Of breath before freaeh the top" was
the reply
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VoLMER & KIRCHNER,

M TAILORS,
A M DEALERS IN READY MADE CLOTH
IA Ing. Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats Caps. SC.
ConstAnflyE on hand. broad Cloths, CAbsi-
mere. and VssiinEs, Washington Street, Tinin, o
Parteular attention given TO Custom Work.
All orders will meet with prompt attention.
mp~Nl B.-We have the Agency for the best
sswing Machine now In use. noysn4tf
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DR.. j. D. O'CONNER,

HNING PERMANENTLY LOCATEn IN
IL Tinin, has opened an Office in Tomb's block
lmmediately over the Postoffice. He hopes, by A
atriet attention to business. with twenty-four
years eN perienee In the profession 10 merit aiih
ersi share Of the public patronage
once hours-from A. " TO q p ~
eS, residence -one mile South Of Thin, on the
RANK hoAu' tnoY22nsn6.
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MEDICAL.
w: H. SLOWER.
DIR. j. A. ROYER,

II City, and offers his professional serviees io
the citizens OF this place and vicinity
m. OFFICE, at his residence, on Perry Street.
IN the hsnse lately occupied by DR.. Gibson
The New York herald., 1868-04-14

A rs,, Sw fvvhin WI AvBNUE.-sTASr SrEy DAY Will,
70 Hxo 81 oadway Every ~ nr hurer ~ rcat
eTAfEseG1 :1.njae his Gicsa ,. s os va rem
The New York herald., 1868-04-14

L,OR SALEM CARMANSvILLE, A PLOT OF LOTS
fronting Grand Boulevard and 100 feet seet
be sold a bargain aud on easy terms.
DYE CURrIss sos Sixth avenue.
The New York herald., 1868-04-14

E'OR sALE-FIvE HOUSES IN BROOKLYN r. d.
situated IN the southeascriy corner Of Fourth North
SIKH streets -Four OF the houses high stoops story
basenents end under ears 30s5 feet
~ best manner with waior gas hc, complete. Tho
store four story 2pvh0 feet finished above For
Apply u Aeasfs hvGUFs 1eEEN, cornsr OF Grand and
The New York herald., 1868-04-14

L,OR SALE-FIyE BUILDING LOTS OF FIVE ACRES
each These lots all situated the turnpike with
commanding view OF Long Island Sound and within ten min
Qes walk OF the New York and New Haven Railroad depot
al Stamford large orchard on the premses to be sold in
quantities "a 6 purchasers and unless previously disposed
Of will be sold &! public auction Thursday [Apr 16)
next, at 10 O'Clock r. ~, on the premses Terms made
Front street, New York, OF JOHN B. KNAPr, Stamford,
Conn.
The New York herald., 1868-04-14

ENOR SALE-THREE LOTS ON THE EAST SIDE o.
IL Seventh avenue, between Fify-fourh Fifty-fft
streets easy Inquire of LEWIS HI RsT l92 Broat
way.
The New York herald., 1868-04-14

L'oR SALE-ON REASONABLE TERMS, ABATTOIR
place, Thirty ninth street between Eleventh and Twelfth
avenus large Grain Dstlery; a Rectfying House,
with lease, containing three boiers and large STILL the
whole in good order and ready for work. Apply to n.
GOETZEI. No Centre street.
The New York herald., 1868-04-14

90 Ean GOOD RESIDENCE: THREE ACRES IN
= SZ.)UU. strawberries and other fruit, with 6 of
land, depot, 2S miles from New York.
BORLAND A DRURY, IA Chambers street.
Gl0 Snn FOR A THREE STORY HriH sTooP
'NlV.DljO brick House, Broadway, 162a3Gxfa in
mos, recc, order throughout with Gas Fixtures shades
faror carpets and Oicoths. Also others.
POTTER BROS. BELLAMy, No Pine street
The New York herald., 1868-04-14

EoR sALE--A DRUG sToRE, CENTRALLY L0CATEDs
yearly 4J010 first class trade old stock. Price
by Inventory to $4,000 cash. Address Drugsist boz
l52 Herald Office. lfst