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John Dee. lot I in block 81 of Sears. Thompson
and Sears division of Cars City, for II 05.
John Doe, lot 10 in block II OF Sears, Thompson
and Sears, division Of Carson City, for Il %.
Oliver Cromwell, possessOry claim To lot No g
| in block No II of Empire City ana the improve
ments thereon, foi 60 IS.
John :. Eherhait, ppsseSsorv claim to lot No 10
in bl ok % Of Empire City and improvements
theron, for So IS
And all" the fol wnG described property, exc
Cut H. i>suc,l said 18th day Of July. A. d. ISIS
On judgInen Ienderet in said Justice ; Court on
the 18th day of January, A. u. 1865:
W i'll am Mara. lots = and 10 in block oo,
Sears Thompson and sears division Of Catscnt ity
and all the .fupruvemcn thereon; also, block \ o
IS nr division for - 81
john Crailrtaugh. ten acres of land bounded
north by the road leading fr Ill Carson lily t. the
state 2 i-un ga by land a>sesSt "a VI { Gard
ntr. and west Ivy l,nd If W. Beck. for 20 90.
William Forbe-. los I. ). and 10 in block II,
Curry d vision of Carson City. fer - T.
James CuIri-an. lots D. and 9 in block l. OF
Piers and uooiicis division Of Carson Guy,
for l. So
Mrs. l. A Potts lot in block 80 Sears Thomp-
son AMI Sears divi-ion of Carson City, for Is l..
Joseph Tasker, south half Of tlock o., Aussers
division OF Carson City. fnr - II
Geo ge W. Hammer, house on Carson street, on
lot bel, u-ing TO j NJ. Ammer. for p al.
Moses t.IIi~, lot in block 1 f scar, Thorlp-
SON and Sears divi ion of Ca ou City. FIR - II.
f. G. Lord lot t. in block Ii of Sears 1honp
son and Sears division OF c r Il Cry, for u ~.
II. h. Pomroy, 1t and west p feet f lot | IN
block u Sears Thompson and Sears division !
Carson; also, lot 3 in block 3, same DIVISION for
81 81.
A. X Mahonev. 100 acres of lard in section ,
township To- " OF L Ia East Mount DItbln mei |
ian: also. lot | in block As Of Mus>ers division
A. v. NIGuTI> GILL.
Sheriff 0rm-by County.
BY T. J. EDWARDS, |
Deputy Sheriff.
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SUMMONS.


Estate Revenue Stamp SOC.
CSTATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF ORMSBY.
- In the Justices Court, Carson Township, in
and for said c unity Of Ormsby .-The state OF
Nevada sends greeting to Eugene Archambeault.
You are hereby summoned TO appear before me at
NV Office in arson City, in Carson Township, in
Ormsby county, on the
9Th day of September, A. ID. 1s6s,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and answer unto the compa mt
If Joseph Cardinal, who To Oh ain jud. m-nt
against you for the sum of one hundred and nine
ty dollars and Eenty five cents: said amount
is alleged To be due plaintiff. from y"u, for wood,
hay, barley. and for horse hire. from June LIST,
1865, to the pre- tent time, appears more fully
by account now on file in my office. when judy
ment will be taken against ynu for the said
amount. together with costs and damages, If You
fail to APPEAR aud answer,
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of the said
county, greeting: Make legal service and due
r e1urn hereof.
Given under my hand this Sd day IF August,
A. d. 1865. l.. q. MCkEEBi,
Justice of the Peace, Carson Township.
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John Doe, lots l. . s. j ami 6 in block = .
of Van WinAle and Proctors division 0! Carson City,
for Si- cS.
John Doc. lots ., 3. C. ard 10 in block No "a
of Proctor and Green's division Of Carson City, for
So So.
JOHN Doe. lots I. .. 3, I. s. c.. S. q. 10. Il
and l. i'll block y" of Van Wrinkle and Proctor :
division of Carson City. for - So
John Doe. lots and 70 in block No Q, of Curry :
division If Car on City. for Is IL.
john Doe. northwest quarter of block No 20;
ter of same block, Philips division Of Carson City,
for 10 10
John Doe, lot S block No % Mu~ser's division
Of C rs"n City; also, lot in BIO K 81 # same di-
VISION for Is Il.
John Doe. south half of block No /. If Pierscn
and tioodrich's division Of Carson City; also, lot
t in block l. same division, for IS l..
J In Doe lots 3 and . in BIO X f'i Of Sears.
Thompson and Scar division of C,,Soa City, for
81 Is.
John Doc. nor h half of block 65, Sears. Thomp-
son and Sears divsion Of Car97n City; also, lot
in 81 EEK &C. same division, for Il Al.
,hr Doe. lots :. s, Q end 10 in block 81. Sears,
ThoInpson and Sears division Of Carson City, for
SO II
John De Its . and 3 blocl, IS, Sears, Tllomp-
son ard Sears division of Carson City, for u 81.
John Doe, lot and in ,oCG a. Sears, Thnmp-
son and Sears division Of Carson City, for II %.
John Doe, lots 5. 6, :, s, ana 10 in block 46,
Sears, Thompson and Sears division of Carson
CITY for 20 SO.
John Doe lot :; in Jlock % Of Sears. THOMPSON
and Sears division Of Carson City; also, lot i'll
block II. same division. for IS Il.
John Doe south half of let block p, Sears,
Thompson and Sears division Of Carson City, fol
81 g..
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THIS DICTIONARY

TNN20pIES TEE RESULT OF THE MOST
recent stJi.lv. Research, and invest CATION #
about siNty-fi,e If the most eminent and adj
yauced Biblical scholars now living ClergyUrn
of al. de mat approve 1t, mi regard it
The test .ork " is KIND IL the English language,
and one which ought to be in the hands Of every
Bible reisirr in the land
In circulating this work. AGENTS will find
pleasant and prv'it"ble employment. The numer-
Gus DO jrctnn- which are usually encountered i'll
selling ordinary works will not exist in this.
But, the contrary, encouragement and
friendly all VII attend the gent. making Li>
labsrs agreeable. u7~tul and lucrative.
Lsdies. eth ed CltrgyrIen. schocl-toachfrs.
Farmers. Students. and all others eho possess
energy. wanted to assist in canvass:ug every
Town AMI Comfy the Pacific Cost. :" whom
the most liberal induc mcnts viii be offered.
For particulars Apply to or address
''Subscrpiion Department..
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san Francisco.
General Agents for Pacific Coast.
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So mons.
Fifty cents State +. venue stamp,

Fifty cents state IL venue STAN p
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND
l Judicial District of the State Of Nevada in
aud FIR the unity Of orm>by.
NILSSON SruNTOMIRs vs.. ALICE SToN-
TOMIRE. Action hrnu.ht in the District Court
of the Second Judicial D street of the state IF
Nevada. in aud for the county Of Ormshy, and the
complain, filed in aid county Of oIm~by, in the
office Of the Clerk of id District Court
The state If Nevada sends greeting to Alice
Stontnmire defendant: N,r a,e Hereby required
to app pear in AN acton brought against You by the
above named plaintiff i'll the District {, urt Of the
S-cod Judicial District If the state e Nevada,
in and for the county of 'rrmsby, and answer
the complaint fled the Elm "a copy of which &C
comp ,nies ;hls summons within ten DAYS (cSClT-
sive of the d4. If service after the service You
Of This SUNNI ,l~-if served y hin TIL county:
or if served out If This county. hut in thl- d.
trict. within twenty day-. "ther"i>e "rthjn 'rtv
,iays-"r Judgment by GefaUtt will he taken
against ynu.
The said action is brought n "h'ain a deere" Of
divure fr, III the rondS ct ln4tIirI'Iy rX-t'Ig e
tween You ana the plaintiff herein; al~r f'r III"
Gus u,iv. etc of your Two children 10 VII. David
and GEORGE Stontamire and tr costs OF suit. &c.
etc ana FIR cause of this act on til" T,lantit ii
legs AGAINST yor wiliful !e-erti,n dss, lutr hab
it, etc. a in his comp aiut ~et e.. h
: nj you are h-r,hy notified lh4 if Won fail 10
apresr and answer The said comp aln IL =l' W r.
CURED the sid plaintiff All take drclre and
judgment prayed
Gwen under my hand. and the Seal # the Dis
trict rcuIt # the S~cncd Iud.cltl DISTRICT # ~"
$500 State Of Ncva Ia. in ana n the c'nuty
Sr,, ! of Ormsby. thi. l+th day # July. in
] "' the year If our Lord. ''ue thousand
&0-* eight hundred and >iNty-ei Cht.
NJ. j A>iNo!iE. Clerk.
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GENTS wANTEp.-MALE AND FE-

n male. to sell cur new and splendid Engrav-
L "A ing, From Shore to Shore suggestive of
Life Journey from ChiIdhood :o0li Age. A per
feet gem. also. for the Empty Sleeve" and
other Engravings. Address PACIFIC PUBLISHING
Co San Francesca. am
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AuplicatiOn for Patent.
REGISTFR'S OFFICE.
CARSON CITY. NEv.DA, May 25th, l


REGISTFE'S OFFICE. !
Carson CITY. NEv-DA, May 25th, 1SGS.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GI\EN THAT JOHN
" L. Williams Ham Barnweil. Joseph I'M
brow, james /. Titus. J. u. BarHwvIl. B-ni
Wi kliff. tie" ". Craige. !. L inIer- Mat e.
Ches has his day filed in this office diagram,
together with Mott # All location for Patent
from the United States. under Act Of CunEreS> APP
proved July g. 1eo6, tor Tw" Thousand feet If
Lost Cause Lode. and known the Lost Can>a
aim. in the " shita Mining District. Douglas
County, Nevada: Commencing at a post Ne. l. the
:. ". corner, running thence y i9o so $50
feet to station No >: thence zoe 80 leo feet
10 station No. 3 thence \ l@e so " 100 feet TO
station No. u: thence y 10 SO + 100 feet
ton No ): thence 19c CO. W 1850 feet station
No. c: thence 100 80 + 40 feet To station Mo-
thence : lgo 80 f. 2uC0 feet statiuri No. 5
hence 100 so West 40 feet to place Of b. GIN
ming. containing and lj-l0t Bearings
froin true meridian. mag. var LOO so Z.
WARREN 7. LOCkHART,
mv21t90 Register.
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lnvZI TOO

CENTS WANTED FOR WARREN'S
u Household Physician. the most complete
4 N medical work written. No family can A.
ford to he without il; contains 400 illu ira
lions. Great inducements To Agents. Address
PACIFIC PUBLISHING Co San Francisco. au2
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United States against all enemies, whether dnmes
tic or foreign, and thar l will bear true faith
allegiance and loyalty to the same, any ordinance
resolution, or law of any state Territory, oil
state or Territorial Convention or Legislature, t.
the contrary notwithstanding and, furthermore
that l do this with full determination, pledge
} aud purpose, without any mental reservation "r
eyasi, " hatsoever, aud that ! have not, since |
arrived at the age Of eighteen ysaTs, uEtai lily
borne ms against the nited states. or held any
civil or military Office under the called Conft-
crate STATES, or either of them anu. further. l
do 5, lemuly swear affirm, that citizen
of the IT, tied States, ami will have actually, and
not constructIvrly, resided in this state six
montls, and in the county thirty days, next pre-
ceding the dav Of the next ensuing eectr IL.
- heIr ne q j.. If an oatht - under the
aims and penalties OF peil'r,, Il an athrnationl
The et-ctur shall swear according to the L.: M
his reli -ious f;lith in such manner a. may b
considered most obligatory upon bis cnI>cience.
| Sec. s. When any person shat ciler. or claim
! to be registered, whom the Registry Agent shalt
not know I" b. entitled to vote in de county and
! precinct in which he claims To reside or who. at
! the time # ctterlnG I" he registered. shalI ne
,haleugeu by any person entitled To vote III SAID
county. stating briefly the Cr HuG- Of such chal
lenae, it shall be the duty Of the Registry Agent
I" require the person challenged. ur whom he
-hall not knu. 10 h. entitled to Vote, L" give
er. under oath CT affirmation. L. the I'll
lowing questions. and to al such further ques
tiuns said Registry AGENT may deem proper t. ask
him touching and testing his CuaIit at nS - All
tlector. 10 Wit: tir-t-Are N''u a citizen If the
United >tates, not lat, liug under any II The d--
abilities, nItuti ned IN the Constitution Of thl>
State; Stcuud-Arr yea If the age If Il wears !
and upwr d- Thud-l,n the day Of the next en-
suing election. viii Nou have actually. ana Htt !
con>tjuctveI,. resided in this state six months, |
and in this county thirty days neNt preceding the
day of said election, FOURTH Are You now Il res
ideHt If the ecctj, precinct OF district IN Which
Won propose to lie registered: Fitth--Are You
registered nr hi> ele' tpral year in any "th"r pre-
At Ii D y
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I'M BANKRUPTCE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
~ undersigned has been appointed ~ Assignee
in Bankruptcy of the ami effects IF ALBERT
T. TAYLOR. Of Ornisby conut;, State of Nevada,
who has baeu adjulg-d a bankrupt. upon his own
petition. by the District Court of the Tn ted
States for the district of Nevada.
AD0LPIIUS Waltz. Assignee.
Dated July 10. ISIS. ily1l I'm
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TINE UNDERSIGNED HAVING DISPOSED
l of enc hall his interest in the MAGNOLIA
SALOON. hereby notifies his debtors and creditors
that he desires to s4tt up his business with them
to the FOURTH DAY uF July. Those owing
him rrqTesred to settle at once: and persons
having bills against HIN. will present them innIe
dia:ely. GEOR IL LEWIS.
Magnolia Saloon.
Carson City. <ada. July e. lS6S
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The CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
C0MPANY-who are carrying Il forward with
greater energy and persistence than was ever
shown In any SIMILAR work In ancient or modern
times-will builn, equip, own and control the
Western half Of this Through Line, the most
productive. favored, and valuable portion OF tho
whole, and may Justly be regarded a. possessing
nent
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TTYS b u IL G
KATAlYSINE WATER
lis Wonderful Cures and Gu
ratiVe Powers.

VIE GETTYSBURG SPRING COMPANY
i announce that they completed arrange
meAts Tor supplying the Gettysburg Medicinal
water on scale commensurate with the de-
msnd. Physicians and invalids desiring infor.
Ration as To the therapeutic value and virtue of
The Company, or any Of the Druggists Stores, be
furnished with printed copies Of statements of
nvalids and reports Of eminent medical men as
10 It's CURATIVE EFFECTS the only unerring test of
tte value Of any water or medicine.
They are also referred to the thousands OF in
Valids and their medical advisers in every part
Of the country, who have since the general in
production OF this Water among the people, some
slA months ago, been cured, by its use, OF dis
lrSSSiug OF fatal maladies.
ms 'omhlncd testimony establishes, beyenu
a.! reasonable doubt, the superiority OF TINS
water, as remedy fer rheumatism, Gout, GRAY
w. dyspepsia, Kidney, Urinary, Bronchial, Llv'
g. aud Bowel Diseases, (BiliOusuess, 30, Ca
t%iFh, Neuralgia, and Nervous Diserders,l over
80 o'herS known To materia medica, or found IN
nv lnintraI springs of modern times.
~ hS Ocen demonstrated in anumber of in
''4n'es To possess the power of solving culculus
" stone in the bladder and the urate deposits
y. Shalk stones formed by Rheumatism, GOut,
anu ufaVel, and of PERMANENTLY curing these
oaSo LOT which medical science and the most
SeeulS'Sa mineral waters have hitherto only
PROVIDED Palliatives
ro a,So Vi Hiestng the progress il not perma
ease OF brlghls LIS
inns water Is confidently claimed to be tn,
vn.s mineral spring water with which great ani
its SOURCE. sAe0'eu away lrou
Depot 81 Liberty street, New York
FOR sale by MCCABE, BTISEIrprD q
KRAFT, 80 Main street, Wh.eIing ~. LhL N,
gists generally. ~. ptss
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
FOR SALE.

DT.pSUANT TO 4 DECREE OF THE
Circuit Court of Ohio county, entered Octo'
I-r Iith l-Gs. | will sell at public auction, at
the Court House of said county, on
SlTTRD.lY, NOTENBER 21St, 1868,
At 10 o'clock 4. NJ, the residence lately occupied
by Alfred Caldwell Esq, deceased, corner of
Eyr.u and Quincy streets, East Wheeling.
TIis borse contains seventeen finished rooms,
Win yash.house additional fitted with large
stationary tubs. hot and cold hydrants empty.
ing mo each tub There il gas throughout the
entire house, hot and cold water both up and
dawn stairs; new hath.tub; cooking range in
kitchen a great cOny enlence; good draughts 10
WI the rLimacys: ceilings high; largo hallway;
cellar. consisting OF three large rooms, making
,peuty rooms in all; is perfectly dry and very
connections: large stable, containing carriage
house. hay loft, large feed bin; separate COW:
stable. The property contains one full lot and
one half With largo and beautiful shade trees,
In locA,un :or a Westinghouse not eXcelled:
Tie building WAS thoroughly repaired, painted
and pap,rcl at heavy expense about one year
ago.
TEENS or SALE:-On0-third Of the purchase
money or such further sum as the purchaser
msy elect 10 pay, in hand the residue in two
,oual instruments payable respectively, in nine
sRt eipk,eon months from the day Of sale, with
interest from that day, the purchaser giving
bonds with GOOD security for the deferred in
stalinents Possession immediately.
GEO. b. CALDWELL,
Commissioner.
Law Office, Fourth street next door to the
Court House. OCt220Ut
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stands on the pile Of boulders, are ex'
quisitely wrought bunches of moss and
water leaves. The cross itself is a spec
linen of sculpture not to be excelled In
this country. The ends of the hickory
arms that form the cross show most
Enthusiastically the work of the axman'
This is also shown in several places
where the ak had peeled off pieces OF
bark-also dccayed spot in the wooa'
representing nature in minute exact
ness. Around the bars of the cross IS
beautiful wreath of myrtle. Take u
all in all it is beyond anything we nave
seen. The whole monument is II 1ees
high.
But our attention was called to an
other monument at which the worknen
are now busy. 1t is q monument TO the
memory of Mrs. Cruger. This, when
completed in accordance with the de-
sign which we saw, will surpass any
thing of the kind in this country. The
ground base is of the finest kind of
Italian marble and is about four feet
SQUARE. with q beautiful wrought sur
base of fourteen inches. The die-blsck
is three feet, covered with an exquisite
cap. Immediately over this is, on one
side of the main shaft, at its base, q
rich scene of the early settlers of this
county. A rude log-cabin with hunter
standing outside of the door with bis dog.
This is intended to represent Mr..
Shepherd, Mrs. Cruger's first husband.
On the opposite side of the shaft will
be another life-like scene of the trials
and dangers of those early settlers.
There is a log house, at tho end of
which stands an old oak tree, some
what leaning. In the door sits the
then Mrs. Shepherd with a snake-bitten
foot. Not far from the matron Of the
house sits careful watch dog, with
ears erect, as though he discovered
something wrong. In back field some
pale faces are to be seen approaching
the house. They do so and carry off
one of Mrs. Shepherds sons. The main
column of this monument is ten feet.
Being struck with such artistic skill,
we had the impotence to ask Mr.. Mul.
doom where he learned his trade, aud
were informed that it was with Messrs.
Muldoon, Bullet & Co., at Garrara,
Italy. They also have arrangements
with that establishment by which they
can supply any Italian design desired at
less cost than from any other house in
the country. They can also furnish
monuments to order, from $40 to $4,000
and upwards.
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INSIDE VIEw.-A few mornings ago
we gave Messrs. Culbertson & Fisher,
proprietors of the Star Foundry, an
outside view. This morning we pro-
pose to give them an inside sketch
Passing their spacious building yester'
day, we concluded to take peep inside
of the "Old Malt House," as it was
called for years before the present par
ties purchased it and fitted it up in Its
present style. They have erected
large ventilator on the roof, by which
they let in fresh air and also light VI
all the lower part of the building. II
is almost q Sabbath days journey to
traverse its spsce-it covering full
three -fourths of an acre of ground. But
it is an endless job to notice all the nice
improvements and fxings now going
on. They have added to their engine
all the modern inventions. A hundred
other ct ceteras that we don't remember
and everything that is wanted is there
They will be in full blast by Thursday
next.
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AN IMPosToR.-We learn than man,
giving his name as T. J. Moriatty, is in
the city representing himself as an
agent of an Eastern ornamental and
hair braiding house. He proposes to
give those who desire them, lessons in
the art of braiding, and represents that
OItOby & Duffield will purchase all
work executed by his pupils. He is
said to have references from leading
jewellers in this city, and thus he man
ages to impose upon the credulous
We are authorized to say that Oxtoby
& Duffield have made no arrangements
with the fellow, cor any other man." to
canvass this city. AS may have been
seen by our columns, they hare made
arrangements with an Eastern house to
do all styles of hair work, but orders
are sent direct to New York. Our people
will do we'll to be on their guard, as the
fellow is undoubtedly swindlsr. AL
money invested in his enterprise viii
be lost.
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MARBLE WORKS. - In passing the
marble works of Thomas Muldoon. just
east of the ruins of the old AthenGum
on yesterday, the idea advanced by Ad'
Olson that, the figure lies hid in the
block of marble but the hands of the
sculptor bring it to light, came to our
mind, so We stepped in to see
the figures that the chisel Of
the artist had formed for hu
man inspection. The first piece OF rart
sculpture that met our eye, as we enter
ed the showroom, was the monument
designed for the lasting memento OF
Samuel Sprigg, son of John c. and
Amelia II. Campbell, born May 25th
1876, and who departed this
life on September sth, 1866
The grand base represents g
large pile of boulders of various sizes
and comic shaped. This pile is about
two feet high. Upon this base stands
cross representing shell-bark hickory
Around the base of the cross, as il
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RIVER NEws.-The river was falling,
last night, with seven feet by the
marks. The Mary Hays and another
boat took in freight at the lower mills,
and left for Cincinnati. The Rebecca
left for Parkersburg at IL A. NJ. The
James for Sunfish at 3P. NJ. The Forest
City for Steubenville at 81 P. N.
Boats leaving to-day: Major Ander'
son leaves for Cincinnati at 5 P. NJ
The New State for Pittsburgh at A. NJ
The Express for Parkersburg at IL A. M
The James Rees fer Sunfish at 3 P. NJ
The Forest City for Steubenville at q
Pm.
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SAD ACCIDENT.-On Sabbath morning
little daughter of Mr.. August Wincher
met with serious accident at the resi-
dence of Der father, on Market street,
above jefferson. She fell from second
story porch to the ground, q distance OF
about ten feet. One of her arms was
dislocated, and her body somewhat
bruised. DR.. Frizzell was called and
dressed the wounds. At last accounts
the little unfortunate was resting com
Portable.
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We can successfully compete with any Sho
House In the East or West; for the proof o
stock
sepll M'CLRLLAN Il KNOX.
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CHEAP TABLE.-In order to devote
themselves more exclusively to the jew
elry business, Oxtoby & Dufield, Jew
elers, 1O3 Main street, are now closing
out their stock of hair and clothe:
brushes and ladies' satchels and port
monnaies at and bclotu cost Now is the
time to secure the best brushes, satchels
&c, ever brought to this city, at New
York wholesale prices. Call at "lO3,
the place to purchase watches, clocks
jewelry, spectacles, gold pens, silver
plated ware, Sc.