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FROM SOUTHWEST PASS.

SOUTHWEST Pass, Jnue 9-ll A. M.-Barometer
1880. Wind northeast and light. No arrivals
Sailed Brig LeOnidas and schooner Morris. Out
side Bark Nellie May. On the bar ShiD Upland.
SOUTHWEST Pass, June 9. e. P. M Barometer
1850. No wind.-Arrived: Steamship Harlan
Lewis, Galveston, to G. A. Whtney Il Co. Schr.
River Queen, Woods, CienfuegOs, mOlasses. TO j.
Ayet Sailed Steamship Morgan. Outside the
bar Bark Nellie May. On the bar: Ship INLAND.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE 10, 1868.

him. Hamilton. of BastrOp, called the general
eopperhead, and said thst he would stock the
convention with rebels if he bad the power.
A committee was appointed to take into con-
sidsratiOn the division of tie State.
The committee on public lands was requested
TO inquire into the propriety Of selling part Of
the State to the government.
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FROM GALVESTON.

The Tex., HeeonstruetioR Coavention-D.-
nuneiRlisn Of 6eneral BuehAnan-The
Proposed Division OF the State.
GALVESTON. June "a special 70 the News
from Austin yesterday, states that the convention
Judiciary committee reported declaration, which
passed, requesting Congress to allow the conVen-
ton 20 appoint boards Of registration. Hamilton,
Of Travis, said he believed general Buchanan was
partial TO those in deadly hostility 70 the govern
ment, and that nothing was to be hoped from
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RIVER NEWS.

VICKsBURG, June 9.-Psssed down: Quitman at
JPN. River falling slowly.
ST. LOUIS. June 9.-rhe river has swollen two
feet in the past forty eight hours.
LOUISVILLE, June 9.-River falling with six
feet five inches IN the canal. Weather clear
and pleasant.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Et,amerv.vada groupd,d.

FORTRESS MONROE, June 9.-The steamship
Nevada, IRON Aspiowsn for New York, grounded
of HatteIas and sunk in twelve fathoms of water.
The passengers were brought TO Norfolk, and
leave tonight for New York.
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HEALTH AND HAPPINESS,

and s Of PosTERTTY, depends upon prompt Of a
Liable remedy
The PrOpetOr trusts that his Remedies because advertised
nay be clased Psteat Mediterranean OF which
prepared BY self styled Doctors Who in many instances
ignorant 10 read physicians simplest pesc pton much
less competent prepare Pharmaceutical Preparations
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The sheriff of the parish OF Orleans sells at suc-
tion this morning at 10 O'Clock, on the premises.
the contents of bsr.rOoms etc., Nos. IL st. Charles
street and l62 Gravier street.
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PROM ALBANY.

Kevenue SwindIers In Prison Uniform.
ALBANY, June 9.-Csllicot and Enright have sr-
rived, been shaved and douned the prison garo
but have not yet been ASST gned to work.
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Bladder, Kidneys Gravel, Dropsy, Organic
Weakness, Female Complaints,
General Debility.

II treatment q submitted TO- Consumption Insanity
msy Our Flesh and Blood supported from hess
sources, and the
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-10

Augustus Bernstein, wealthy custom house
broker blew his brains out in Hoboken on the sth.
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HELMBoLD's EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA eisansss
End rrnoyae blood nsts the vgOr OF health into the
system and purges out that make disease.
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FINANCE COMMITTEES Room. !
City Hall, June Q, 1868. |

SOMETHING FOR THH SICK.-Frequently We
find sick people whose stomachs reject all kinds
Of Dourisbments until conditions follow that IN
many instances terminate fatally. In twenty In
stances in which we have heard the pop
ulAr sck-bed nourishments prescribed, and re-
jected by an invalid's enfeebled stomach, va
have never known the simple SANGER Of parohe1
corn pudding or boiled Cruel refused. The corn
is roasted brown, precisely as We roast oofeJ,
ground ss fine as meal in q coffee mill. and msdo
either into mush, Cruel, or thin cakes, baked
lightly brown, ano gwen either warm or cod, "a
will receive or retain. Parched corn AID meal
boiled IN Skinned milk, and fed frequently 70
childrea suffering from SIMMER diSrrhes. vii
sazhost always cure, it viii dysentery in adults,
anf, We believe, cholera IN is esrP est stages.
lLgnsAsug ks<x
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MY PREPARATIONS

prepared In from the vegetable substRnsiances
named the sctive that be made Decsc-
tons exceedingly troublesome and It l. necessary to
pare them every day and the syruDs still objection
able they weaker than the dsOcous tor fluids sAtu
rated with sugars obe Of holding in solution much
less exscve matter than alone and the syrups
otherwise Objectionable for the patient is frequently
Ated ard the stomach surod by the large proportion Of
sugar taken with each dose whh whatever
oept tok-sp the deeoctiou from spoling.
Here the advantages and superiority Of the Fluid Extracts
stHkingly manifest
The tnest test Of thsr superiority will be comnarson
with the pertiss forth United Dpeu-
Satory.
MY LABORATORY FOR THE MANUFACTURE or
FLUID EXTRACTS has been visited by thousands Of ply
scans druggists all parts Of the United States snd
the mode preparation received teir unanimous eOmsads
lion.
Heinbo'ds Hrhy Concentrated Fluid Extracts are pleas
ant tate and OdOr, and immeaate in thsir sciiOn.
II. Il. HELMBOLD,
Druggist Of eighteen years experience and manufacturer
Of Hembolds Genuine Preparations.
Principal pepots-Hsimbolds Drug and Chemical Ware
house, No est Broadway New York next Metropolitan
Bote and HslnSolds Medical Depot No. lOI South Tenth
street, Phiadsphs.
sold by DruEsists Everywhere,
Price 81 5 per bottle or ak tor 50 81
None are genuine unless up rapper
with simile Of my chemical warehouse and signed
h. 7. HELMBoLD.
The proprstOr was compelled adopt this wrapper be
cause Of the growing popu. Of his articles and prevent
spurious and dangerous esanieSfsttns.
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Not few the worst disorders that set mankind arise
from zion Of The blood. HELYBOLD's EXTRACT
sARsAPARIILA Is A REMEDY Ofths utmost value.
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QUANTITY VS.. oUALITY-HBLNBoLD's EXTRACT
sARsGPARILLA. The is small Those who desire q
-arge quantity and large dOses of medicine ERR-
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THE OREsORNT's DISPATCHES.

THE ORESORNT'S DISPATCHES,
FROM AsHIN TON.
WHAT WOOLEY WAS AFTER.
RECEPTION OF THG MiNDiRINS.
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS
PASSAGE BY THE HOUSE or A BILL NAUGURsTNG
SOUTHERN STATE OFFICERS.
Mexican Free Ports on the Rio Grande
PETITION FROM A CHARLESTON LADY.
ALABAMA ADDED TO THE OMNIBUS
BILL.
INDIAN WAR RUMORS.
NH wOOLEx's CASE.
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HELMBOLD'S

HIGHLY CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT
sARsAPARILLA
GRADUATES ERupnVE AND LUCRATIVE DISEASES
THROAT.
NOSE,
so DIsFIGURE THE APPEARANCE,
THE EVIL EFFECTS OF MERCURY
Removing All TaIat..
The Remnants of Diseases hereditary otherwise. and is
taken BY Adults and Children with
Psrssct Safety.
TvoTablespooBsful Of HKLxBoLD's Of Sarsapa
ziA added to pint equal the Lisbon Diet
Drink bottle equal to gallon Of SA 1arila,
She decOctisus a. usually made
HELMBOLD'S
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
h U G HI u,
is THE GREAT DIURETIo.
HELMBoLD's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
sARsAPARILLA
Is TEE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
Beth prepared according the rules of Pharmacy and
Chemistry, the most active that can be made
ITELNBOLD'S
CONCENTRATED FLUID ExTRAoT
Is certain cure for diseases Of the
Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel Dropsy, Organic
Weakness, Female Complaints,
General Debility.
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Those who desire BRILLIANoY OF COMPLEXION
mus, purify and enrich the blood which HELWBoLDs
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sARsAPARILLA
INVARIABLY DOES. Ask for HelmbOId's. TAKE NO
OTHER.
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YOUNG LADIES, BEwAREi Ofths injurious effects Of
Pace Powders and Washes An remedies close the
porss Of the skin and in dsstruy complexion
ySu would have fresh. healthy aud voHthful appearance
Csc HELMBOLDs EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
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BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION
FOLLOW TEE USE or
HELMBOLD'S
Concentrated Extract SarSaparilla.
1T REMOVES BLACK SPOTS. PIaPLEs. MOTIF
PATCHES AND ALL ERUPrONS
OF THE SKIN.

In the Spring Months the system naturally undsrgoes
change, asd HELMBOLDs HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
ExTEACT OF sARsAPARILIA is assistant of the
rreatett value
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PETITION FROM A CHARLESTON LADY.
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eaae4
. Sick
rates
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Lung
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PASSAGE BY THE HOUSE OF 4 BILL NAUGURsTNG
SOUTHERN STATE OFFICERS.

Mexican Free Ports on the Rio Grands
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II. Il. nELAERoLD.
II. 7. HELMBoLD

The proprietor compelled to adopt this wrapper be-
cause Of the growing popularity Of his articles and prevent
spurious and dangerous eSaRteVfsttng.
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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-07-03


coin for the purchase Of fve-twenties at the
market prices ~ sinking fund for the in
terest thereon, to be spilled to redeeming
other bonds.
On motion Of Getx the Committee Of
Ways and Means were instructed to inquire
into the expediency Of abolishing the Offices
Of Collectors and Assessors Of Internal Rev.
enue, etc.; and Of assessing the amount of
direct taxes required upon the several States
in proportion to the taxable population.
Stevens presented the credentials of Ceras
NJ. Hamilton, Representative elect from
Florida. Referred to the Committee on
Elections.
The House resumed consideration of the
River and Harbor bill. All the amendments
made in Committee were concurred IN and
the bill finally passed-SO against SO.
Washburne Of Illinois offered concurrent
resolution to adjourn July Is, which, after
several amendments had been offered and
rejected, was finally adopted-9l against Al.
A resolution by Niblack was adopted that
it is the sense of this House that Congress
should not adjourn till efficient provision is
made for the protection of American citizens
native and adopted-abroad.
Several bills passed of local interest.
The House proceeded to consider the
Alaska Appropriation bill in Committee OF
the Whole.
Banks spoke at length in advocacy of the
bill, after which the House took a recess.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-07-03
ANNEXING The ARCTIC ZONE.

Mr.. Seward is an enterprising states
nah and an ambitious. We conceive
him TO be tired of the American Eagle
aud solicitous to have the national
emblem changed. He evidently wishes
to substitute the White Bear for " the
Bird Of Freedom" Not content with
the purchase of Alaska, he covets the
Arctic and Antar,ic. He proposes to
not only naturalize the earthquakes
of St. Thomas but the ice drifts of the
Polar Sea. Reconstruction, be thinks
will not be completed until the gentle
man from HecIa has a seat beside the
gentleman from Florida. 1t may be
tina. the Secretary of State has con-
cluded that the frigid territories which
be proposes to purchase are the orig
inal cause of the present season OF
chilly days and nights and thinks the
cheapest aud most direct manner in
which to secure a more genial temper
ature in the future is make them sub
ject to the gentle influences of Uncle
Sam. This may be very bad guess,
but it is the best we can give in ex-
PLANTATION Of the mad scheme to pur-
chase Iceland and Greenland and annex
them to the United States.
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EASTERN D1spArcHrs.


From the Trespass Of yesterday.
CoLuxBus (Ohio), July 1.-Gen. Grant
passed through here to-day, bound vest. he
was enthusiastically received at the depot.
NEW York, July 1.-Delegstes to the
Democratic Convention are rapidly arriving.
The New York delegation held meeting at
the st. Nicholas Hotel. and Informally re-
solved to support Ex-Governor Seymour
1t seems certain, however, that Seymour S
name will not 60 before the Convention, as
he personally desires not to be candidate.
Tammany Hall presents fine appear
ance, being festooned with flags and finely
decorated.
Indications to-day seem to point to Chase
or Hendricks as the nominee of the Conven-
ton.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-Gillim is ordered
to take possession of the post vacated by
Gen. Mcdowell.
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CHI 19I
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
CARSON CITY, NEVADA.
Cooks, Servants, or Persons for any
Kind of Labor,
Procured as Short Notice, and Rea-
sOnAble Wages.
THE BEST OF HELP
Always on H an d.
All SING,
ChinesstowD, next Doctor.
Carson, July ;, 1868. I'm
SUMMONS.

so cents State Revenue Stamp.
CTATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF ORMSBY.
~ In the Justices Court, Carson Township, in and
for Ormsby County.
II. +. Rice and Philo W. Rice, Executors Of
the Estate of Catherine A. Frisbie, deceased,
Plaintiffs, vs.. John A. Shourds, Defendant.
The State of Nevada sends greeting 20 John A.
Shourds You are hereby summoned to appear
before me at my Office in Carson City, in Carson
Township, in Ormsby County, on the
9TH day OF September, A. ID. s6s,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and answer unto the complaint
of the above named Plaintiffs, now on file in my
office, who sue to obtain Judgment against you
for the sum Of Three Hundred 600 Dollars: said
amount is claimed and alleged to be due to Plain
tiffs. Executors as aforesaid, for damages done
to Plaintiffs buildings situate part of lot No
nine (9), block thirty -fve (35), Sears, Thompson
and Sears division of Carson City, caused by the
giving way Of the walls Of your building situate
on the adjoining premises when judgment will
be taken against you for the said amount. if you
fail 70 appear and answer. To the Sheriff any
Constable of the said County, greeting Make le-
gal service and due return hereof Given under
my hand this 81 day Of July, A. D. 1865.
l.. c. MCKEEbY, Justice Of the Peace.
jly3 I'm Carson Township.
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FROM EUROPE.

LONDON, June 3O-The excitement a
| Belgrade is undated. The murderers o
Prince Michael have been convicted, but arr
not vet executed. A police captain has also
| been murdered.
LIVERPOOL, June 3O.-Minister Adam.
sailed on Saturday in the China.
LONDON, June 3O.-The debate on the
Irish Church Appointment and Suspension
bill was continued in the House of Lords
The crowd on the floor and the galleries was
even greater than on previous nights. The
Prince of Wales and Prince Alfred were
present.
The Duke of Argyle urged the immediate
passage of the bill. He said the measure
was not to conciiiate the Fenians but the
people of Ireland. The Irish Church Estab-
lishment was an ancient wrong. and its abo-
lition would heal the wounds of Ireland.
The Bishop of Oxford said the measure
would not pacify the Irish people, who de-
sired nothing less than a separation from
Englnnd.
Earl Russell said the Irish Church had
failed to accomplish the objects of its exist
ence. The qualities Of the terms made by
the union of England and ireland had never
been kept. He deprecated the policy pull
sued on this question by the Ministry, and
ended with an eloquent appeal to the Minis
tiers of the Government, declaring that if the
affections Of the people were secured the
Crown would lose nothing.
Lord Cavins complimented the House for
the good temper shown in this debate. He
reviewed the course of the trainers of the bill
and spoke strongly Of the injustice done to
the clergy, and disputed the assertion thai
this was merely a measure Of policy.
At o'clock in the morning division took
place. The bill was rejected-97 to 90.
The announcement Of the result was receiv-
ed with cheers by he Tory Lords.
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ENocH ARDEN OUTDoNE.-Nathan Swim,
. nice yodng mechanic, had a pretty wife
and four children. Swim toak boarder, a
freight conductor on the Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific Railroad, who stole the
pretty woman's affections and became very
naughty. Swim begged of his wife at vari-
Gus time to change her conduct and he
would forgive her. She wouldn't reform,
and so S~in divided his goods with her and
helped her ship them West in company
With her seduccr. The woman got into the
caboose and babe her husband good bye as
cody as though he were a mere aequaint
auce. Swim then went up to the rascal and
said "You've got the woman. II ever you
desert h,r OF misuse her. and l hear
Of It, III kill you. You've done enough to
iniure me-don't repeat it with her." and
Of they started for the far West.-Gazef'e,
Davenport. losos.
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WIsTgr WEATHER AT MEADOW LAKE

WINTER WEATHER AT MEADOW LAKE
Says yesterdays Enterprise: We are in
formed by gentleman from Meadow Lake
that that region still rests under coating OF
snow of from four to six feet in depth on an
average. The season is full six weeks later
than was ever before known III that place.
Tae Winter has been J" lingering in the lap
Of Spring" with a vengeance, and now ap-
pears to be trying the lingering dodge on the
Summer. What nice time the Meadow
Lakers will have On the glorious Fourth !!
Doubtless the grand procession will present
q most imposing appearance, as all joining
in It will be mounted on Norwegian snow
shoes, except, perhaps. few citizens in
sleiyhs." Some huge snow bank will prob
ably be selected as a stand for the orator,
reader, poet and other dignitaries, while the
audience will seat themselves upon big snow
balls rolled up in convenient circles about
che lev rostrum.
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SOUND FINANCIERING .

Congressman Boutwell's Bill provid.
ing for the issuance of new Bonds to
take the place Of the old and doubtful
ones is q project conceived in honesty
Of purpose and wisdom. By 4" doubt
full we mean such bonds as nobody
feels certain with regard to the manner
Of redemption. Butler has given it as
his opinion that the Five Twenties are
redeenable in greenbacks. So they
may be, technically speaking; but as
Greedy says, " this is not question of
law but of morality" Not one person
in q hundred who has invested in these
bonds supposed them to be redeemable
il anything but coin. The credit OF
the country demands that they should
be 20 redeemed. Mr.. Boutwelrs Bill
proposes to make new issue; to the
amount of eight hundred million
enough to cover the Five Twenty issue,
which bonds are to be called in and
retired. With such plan as this it
Is possible to settle the disturbed con
dition Of the public funds and do exact
justice to the nations creditors. The
accompanying measure looking to the
appreciation of our credit among the
European holders of American securi-
ties is also highly commendable.
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THE BUILDING OF THE ROAD Across THE
cisco Times writes as follows:
| Let any one with just appreciation Of
whatever is good and grand take a trip over
| these mountains and his amazement and
pride will be so intense, that his tongue will
| fail ever again to doubt the possibility OF
mans effort and achievement. Still more
will it fail to do injustice to "poor John. "
When one looks at the prodigious work &C
complished, the immense bridges, over fright
full Ca mons, the dizzy nights of mountain sides,
| around which it winds, and the mastery man
ner of cleaving into, and boring through the
granite submits, he is almost stunned with
the thought of doing it. Yet there it is A
conqueror of Time, and a monument of man S
genius and patient industry. A monument
to American faith. and monument to Mon
golian faitbfulneSs. For say what We will
about the daspised Johns" ,cithOM them
the work could not have been done in so short
time. The labor question of America is a
tremendous one, but is one of those invisible
forces that brushes all before 1t, without at
tracing much notice. Free labor has borne
down all antagonisms that have as yet risen
up to oppose it. 1t is the scepter of America,
and will hold its sway let who will howl.
Whether we are the better for thus giving
our labor to foreign hands is an open ques-
ton, but the fact is, somebody must do our
drudgery.
we voat, That is the end of it. There
is no use wasting words and Legislative bum
combe over the subject. The work must be
done! and the American people have as good
a right to consider the cost of labor, to-day,
as when America threw open her farms,
workshops and households to the starving
millions of Europe. One thing is certain.
the ladies' Of this Republic will not make
their butter and cheese any more and her
gentlemen will not blister and batter their
hands to level q track for the iron horse to
cross a continent. That horse to the dogs
before they will dig his track; and If they
must get the backache in linking continents
together, let the Earrings and Rothschilds go
bankrupt to the grave, and the commerce of
the world to the wind. Sing on, then, Sambo
and Dinah, plant the rice and the cotton
toll on, you despised celestials, crumblin2
down these mighty peaks for the highway Of
4 world. Liberty is looking on US all, and
she knows no distinctions! The crown that
honest labor gives shall rest on the head Of
ain who is worthy of it
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-07-03

81. PAUL, June 30.-The celebrated Chip
pexa Chief Hole-in-the-Day was assassina-
ted On Saturday BY three Indians. The
cause 10 attributed 70 "a Old srsdgs.
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FEARFUL TRAGEDY
LORD KILDARE POISONED!

NJ j. PURCELL, AT TIE me PLUS UI-
NJ. ira" Saloon, on King street, has just re-
ceIv ed from the English Prime Minister a dispatch
stating that his colleague the Earl of Kildare die.
yesterday from the effects Of over indulgence Of
an inferior brand of wine.
His Excellency TO prevent the recurrence of u
similar catastrophe to his many frie..ds IN Nevada.
has instructed Her Majesty's Consul in san Fran
ciscJ to keep Mr.. PARCEL hereafter constantly
supplied with the brands exclusively used at
Windsor Castle and by the Emperor Of Russia
Vintage of 1852. original packages marked c.
o. D. Please call ami examine.
Carson. June Z. 1sts.