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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-26
FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. 1917.

TT q. REGISTERS OFFICE. CARSON CITY.
". Nevada. June %, 1872 Notice Is hereby CIV.
en- that the Roxby Gold and Silver Mining and Tun.
nellny Company, BY }. A: Pennen. Trustee, hai this
day died 10 this ONCE . diagram. together with no,
Statea. under Act OF Congress approved July 20.
Is6. for 2.a68 feet Of o certain vein or loie OF quartz,
or other rock IN place, bearing gold, siiVer, copper
AMI other metals, commonly called and known as
the Justice Lode, and Roxbury Gold and silver MID;
Ing and TunnellDg Company. situated 70 Gold hilI
District, Storey county, Nevada, Said Claim Is
bounded on the north by the Overman COMPANY,
anil on the South by the Justice Independent CON-
pany, and Is more particularly described as follows,
10 wit: Bounded by end lines. one OF which. being
the south line, commoncesa at post No. j., located In
American Fiat RAyIne. about 51 feetnortherly from
The Justice holalng. works, and runs north 81 DEG.
10 min. east, and south 81 deg. - min. west; tho
other OF which, being tho north line. commences at
post No. 2, which bears from post No. north % deg.
west !. .s5 feet. and run. from said post Ne. . north
Sax deg. west. and south s2k deg east. The lengtn
Of Tho claim d the distance between the Justice In
dependent north line, and the 0vermAn Companyl
south line, or bytween posts Nos. ! and 2, 2,26S feet.
The width OF the lode Is unknown from develop
mentI made. A point In the Roxby tunnel. shown
on the accompanying diagram, 10 &C epted as pelng
embraced In the lode, At q point north % deg. Mest
I 90 feet from post No. !, the quarter section corner
on the west limo OF Section s. Township 10 norm,
Range q east bears north g deg. west So feet. Inc
lode Is supposed to b embraced In an area OF sixteoh
SAID claim Is more particularly described 10 The
notice and diagram posted In this once and on inc
e jsas;9od ADoLPHus WAITE. Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-26
A TRIP TO YOSEMITE.

NOTES OF A TOURIsT-HAs TO GET
TO YOSEMITE NOISY TRAVEL
ERS-THE ROAD-BROAD WHEAT
FiRI.DS-THE MARlPOSA BLACK
SMITH-PETE GARvEY-RPHRAIM
-THR DIG TREES OF MAhIPOSA-
LADIES IN BLOOMRR COSTUME
RIDING ASTRIDR-THE RATES OF
FARE-THOSR NOISY TRAVELLERS
AGAIN.
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It. E. SrcxLEs, Superintendent Of the
Union Pacific Railroad, and party
also Grace Greenwood Mrs. 1.ippin-
cott). aud joaquin Miller, left San
Francisco for the East Monday morn
ing In a special Pullman palace r
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Deaths.

FITZGERALD-In Virginia City, June Is. 81
fant daughter Of Andrew and Mary 3. Fiji
gerald.
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NEW TO-DAY.

IJAyE OPENED AN OFFICE IN NAY.
II NARD'S Building, Main street, Gold HUI,
and arc now prepared to rond or receive dis.
patches to or from all parts OF the world.
ie26 i'm A. & r. T. co.
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rYRRrLL. cHAs. cUnMINo
UNION u IRON WORKS

rYRRELL 4 CUMMINGS,
FOUNDERS, MAcHINISTS, GENERAL
Il Engineers, Draughtsmen and Manufacturer
or Quartz mill and Mining Machinery Of all de-
scriptIons. All orders allied with premptness
and dispatch. and ut the Lowest Rates.
OFFICE $40 South O street, On the
Divide, VIrsinia, New.
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BAND OF MUSIC will DO In NJ.
tendance.

Il Is to be hoped that all win try to make the
day one OF pleasure TO all who mny participate.
A Committee Of Ladies' have been appointed to
make all necessary arrangements for q COLA
TION AT THE HOMESTEAD, consisting OF
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JUSTICE MINING COMPANY.
81 Location Of works, Storey county, State
OF Nevada. Notice. There are delinquent upon
the following described stock, on account Of as.
sessment No. 1, levied on the Goth day OF Nay,
1872, the several amounts SGT opposite the Names
ofthe respective shardholders. as follows.
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And away we bowled along over the
beautiful rolling foothills covered with
their scattered scrubby oaks, for MARI
posa, which place we reached at 3 p.
II. At this place We leave the Kim
ball and take the stage, called in COM
mon parlance n "mud wagon" As
party only consisted Of three, the
obliging agent, Mr.. Cook. sent US In a
light two-Seated wagon, with \ spank
Ing span OF horses and that irrepres,i-
bic wag and perfect specimen OF an
early Californian,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-26
The Grain CrSpa

The "Mariposa Blncksmiih,"
Who the people of that county appre-
ciate so we'll that they have sent him
as their representative to the State Leg,
islature most of the time for the last
ten years. OF giant stature, his heart
Is In keeping with his body. Flo Is a
man OF natural ability and native
shrewdness. We Just had time to take
something cooling with Hun lfor the
day was very warm) when the Boss "
sung out
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-26

Ono Dollar
For each meal aud the same for n bed,
from MERGED here. The round ticket
can be purchased for $50 from San
Francisco and back. We bought ours
at MERGED for $l7 so to Yosemite VAL
ley. There we will get u return
ticket by the other route, via Muir
phys and Chinese Camp.
Another Growl.
As I write, the orgies Of MERGED are
being repeated. Some people cannot
enjoy themselves without they can
make themselves odious to others by
their total disregard of Others rights
and comfort. But when wine Is In
reason Is out. We have one consola-
ton; tomorrow they will leave US,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-01
Tn.N.w york COTTON market.

NEW YORK. Friday, P. H., September ~.
The Financial chronicle says: Under the innu-
ences or the causes which we noted last week, the
downward movement In tpot cotton continued,
and very marked the early part OF this week,
middlng uplands being quoted at the close on
Monday at lsXc, and low mlddllngs being SOLD at
1870 Tor September, 17Xc for October, TIC lor
November. lsc for December, aud 1sH TO 70 !-l6c
from January to April Of next year. At these
prices, however, q more active demand for export
and consumption was brought out, with an In
creased movement to I'LL contracts or cover short
sales. AS q consequence The latest prices OF
Monday for contracts, were better, while
IN the next ! two days there was q reac.
ton until Thursday, when futures sold at
1880 for September to 2Oxc for April, an ad-
vance Of Il to Nc from prices Of Monday morn
ing. Spot cotton also advanced at tho same time
Nc. Since then there has been little change In
the quotations, niddllng uplands on the spot
closing tonight 6t lSxc. SO long, however, as
tile receipts Keep up 30 much In excess OF last
year, fny decided permanent recovery ls not
likely TO take place. The prices for futures last
reported we're Oasis low middiing) Is 118 for
September, 1sH for October. 18 3.l6 for NoVem.
beT, 10 7.l6 for December, 10 for January, 10 S1e
February, and 2oH for March. The total sales OF
this description for the week are l40,6 bales.
For immediate delivery the total sales foor up
this week Is, 0ls bales, including ITO for export,
484s for consumption, 9 for speculation, and $50
In transit.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-01

TIE WHOLESALE HARDWARE TRADE.-The
City of Charleston, as the seaport and entrep6t
of an extensive agricultural country, Is grow
iug to be an important depot for the hard
ware trade, and especially for the jobbing and
wholesale trade In all manner Of agricultural
tools, machinery and implements. Among
tho largest of the.houses In this line In the
whole Southern country, with the exception,
perhaps, of New Orleans, Ia that of Messrs.
Hart & Co., Of this city, located at No. 80
Hayne street, and. at the corner OF King and
Market streets. This old and substantial
house is rapidly adding to its long established
popularity, and bids fair, with a continuance
of its present energy and progress, to dis
lance all competitors. It's importatlons this
year have been larger than during any pre-
vious year either before or since the war, and
It's energies have been taxed to the utmost to
maintain Its usual large assortment, especially
of agricultural Implements, table and pocket
cutlery, and guns and sporting material.
Messrs. Hart & Co. are the agents for Avery q
Sons one and two-horse ploughs, Fairbanks
celebrated scales, BHrdick's hay and fodder
cutter, and a variety Of other invaluable I'M
plements, and In those articles csn'0f course
offer inducements to purchasers superior to
those of any other house In their line, while
in every department that pertains to the hard
ware trade they will always be found with a
full, fresh, seasonable and salable assortment
OF goods.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-01

A DISABLING DIsEAsE.-No disease which
does not connne q man to his bed 80 complete
y units him for business as dyspepsia. When
the stomach Is foul, the brain Is always
muddy and confused, and as the cares and
anxleties of life are q sufficient burden for the
organ of thought to bear, Without being tor
mented by the mIserles born of indigestion, 1t
ls highly desirable for the brains sake, as we'll
as for the sake Of every other portion of the
system, that the dlsordered stomach should be
restored with the utmost dispatch to a healthy,
vigorous condition. This object can always
be accomplished by a course of Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, the purest and best OF .vege-
table specifics, which evacuates the morbid
humors through the bowels, rouses and tones
the torpid stomach, and regulates the liver,
imparts armness to the nerves, and clears The
| sensorium Of Its mental cobwebs. Persons
subject to attacks OF indigestion, bilious head.
| ACHE irregularity OF the bowels, sickness at
| the stomach, or 1.-THE blues" should take the
Bltters once or twice q day throughout the
present season. octl-tuths3D&w
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-01

Turpentine steady ct CSC. RosIn steady at 81 o5.
WILMINGTON. September 80.
Spirits turpentiDe firm at coo. Rosn frIe at
81 for strained; 81 Is for No /; S. so for low pale.
Ciude turpentine steady at s. so for hard; S6 90
for yellow dip and virgin. Tar steady at So 80.
81. LOUIS. September 80.
Flour 10 fair demand and firm at So 20. Corn
demand light, No. 2 mixed 4Oc. Shoulders frm
with small busine1s. Whiskey steady at 9lc:
Pork quiet at SD rs. Bacon stronger, most OF
the sales to-day were on private terms: order
lots Sxc; clear rib sides Ike; clear sides l2c.
Lard quiet; small lets OF renned at 9Kc.
CINCINNATI, september 30.
Flour steady at 81 4oa7 e6. Corn quiet and
weak. Pork STEADY, with sales at $ls 90. LaId
Bacon In fair demand and firm; shoulders 7Ha
TX; clear rib sides llKallX; clear sides ll4a1lT.
Wntskey soc, but GENERALLY held at 30.
LOUISVILLE, September 30.
Flour In good demand; extra family So 5oa7 so,
Corn 53a57c. Provisions easy pork $13 IS. Bacon,
Lard e4allx;. oreer lots No higher. Whiskey
quiet and steady a. sec.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-01
BUSINESS

The WAY WE ~suoCEED.-A letter just re-
ceived, containing an order from a lady In
Georgia, has the following postscript:
~ must write You oil the great satisfaction
your goods have given in our little town, and
everywhere my sisters and I have been since
the receipt of our last orders"
We fill all orders very carefully, and are con-
tInually receiving similar testimony.
Having returned from the North our stock
is now complete. NJ. & A. ASHTON, Ornamen-
tai Hair workers, No. 24O King street:
octl-tu -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-01
LOCAL LACONICS .

The third instalment of State license fees
Is due to-day.
Captain E. g. Hoffman, boarding officer Of
the port, returned to the city yesterday.
There were no conveyances of real estate
in Charleston County recorded during the
past week.
"A Northern drummer was arrested by the
detectives yesterday for selling goods without
q license.
The State Board of Equalization met yes
terday afternoon at three O'Clock In the audi
tors Office. After o short session IL ADJOURNED
to meet again this afternoon at the same
hour.
john L. Plnckney, o negro, got drunk and
disorderly in Rutledge avenue yesterday after
noon, and drew q revolver upon one Of his
COMPANIONS. He was arrested and carried to
the G%uardhouse.
An inquest was held yesterday over the
body of Ran Baldwin, the colored convict who
died in jail on Sunday morning. The verdict
rendered by the jury was TO the effect that
the deceased died Of dropsy.
Yesterday was the last day allowed for the
payment OF the third instalment OF Inc city
tax without the addition of fifteen per cent.
penalty. There was a rush at the treasurer'S
Office until two o'clock P. E.
The Attuoks Light Infantry and Lincoln
Guards, colored, paraded through the pFlnci-
streets yesterday, and afterwards went to
Mount Pleasant to engage in target exercise
They were, however, prevented from shooting
by the rain.
The store of Mr. George HabenIcht, on
Morsland's wharf near the south end of King
street. was entered on Saturday night, and
robbed of one box of. tobacco and several
boxes Of cigars. The stolen goods were re-.
covered yesterday by The detectives, who also
arrested the thief. The latter Is a negro.
named Henry Dozier.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-01

OPENING AT %FuRoHaoTT, BENEDICT d Co.'s.
The new store of Messrs. Fnrchgott, Benedict
& Co. was opened to the public for the first
time yesterday. The stock displayed was
large and varied, and tho arrangement there
of was such as to produce the finest effect upon
the eye. The show cases In the ladies' de-
partment were filed with novelties Of every
color and description. These show cases were
presided over by three attractive young Ia
dies, who exhibited much courtesy and atten-
ton to visitors. The number of visitors was
very large. In the evening the store was
brilliantly lighted up, and presented an ex-
tremely cheerful aud handsome appearance.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-01
United States Commissioners.

A FOREIGN STEAAsHTP.-:The British built
steamship Puerto Rico reached the quarantine
station below this city at an any early hour
yesterday. She is just from Ponce, P. R., from
which place she has had a rapid passage, hav-
Ing left that seaport on. september 2eth. She
has come in good time, as freights are brisk,
and we learn that she has considerable en-
gagements for Liverpool, to which point she
will have quick dispatch. The Puerto Rico is
consigned to Messrs. R. Hure d Co.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-01

-"
RESIGNATION OF A BIsHoP.-The Sapan-
nah News, of yesterday, says: "The Right
Reverend Bishop Perslco, of the Catholic
Church, has rendered bis resignation to the
Pope. The causes inducing this act are not
stated. Bishop Persico has presided over this
diocese fer e year or more, and has, by his
consistent course, genial manners, and capa-
Ole ministration, given, We believe, general
Satisfaction; and his present determination to
sever MIS- connection officially will, doubtless,
occasion much regret. 1t is not known def
nitely what disposition will be made of the
fealenStlon' though 1t is supposed 1t will be
accepted. Reverend Father wayrick, now
pastor OF the Church Of the Holy Evangelist,
New York, Is spoken of az the successor OF
Bishop Persico."
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-01

FuRcHGorr. BENEDICT & Co. announce to
the public that they will open their new store
No. 275 King street, on Monday, September 30.
Preparations are made for the display of the
very latest and finest styles of Dress Goods,
(all d%escriptions.) Shawls, &C., and aides are
most respectfully requested to inspect the
very latest fashions before supplying them
selves for the season. Our prices will be reg.
ulated according to the lowest New York price
currents. Respectfully, F%URcHaoTT, BENEDICT
& Co. sepl9
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-01

ANDES INSURANCE COMPANY OF CINCINNATI
We have lust seen a letter to the agent OF this
company in Charleston, from MT. ). d. Beat
tie. the highly respectable secretary OF the
"Andes.n
Under date of 2sth September, he says:
I'VE do not ask parties to cancel their poll
Giles, and can make no exception to our usual
short rates mode Of cancellation. We claim
that the company is solvent; we have over a
million dollars cash assets; but our solVency
Ia a question between the Ohio superintendent
of Insurance and the company. We are obey
Ing his order to suspend buslnes unoer
protest.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-01
IHARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, y. OCTOBER 1, 1872
LAT 80 deg 40 min 80 sec. Lon 7ades ST min a1 Sc,
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Spanish steamship Puerto Rico, Yzagulrre-
sailed September % las 20. Ballast last 10 R1y x Au aeo = S co;
Steamer N s Allison, Toglio, EdIsto. Enterprise
| Rockville and Way Landings. 48 bags sea island
cotton, mdse and sundriss. TO douglas Nes1lt, d
Ravenel d co, ;,toney d Lowndes, y MCPHERSON
J u q Claussen, Mr benedict, and othere.
Sloop Rebecoa, Granville, from Pom Pom. 75C
bushels rough fice. To J r Prlngle 7 son; =,
rough rice. To D Mcpherson.
Sloop Floral, from Pom Pom. $40 bushels rough
| rice. To r Roper.
Sloop Louisa / Hattie, from Edisto. bags sea
island cotton. To StoAey d Lowndes.
Boat from Johns I.lsnd.s 8 bags Sea island cot
ton. To StoneY q LOwndes.
Boat from James Island. 8 bags sea island cot.
| ton. To Fraser Il Dill.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, Kew York,
schr Garrett ? wright, Oropper, Baltimore-E F
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood. New YORK.
FROM His PORT.
Steamship Charleston. Berry, at New YORK;
Steamship Sea Gull. Dutton, at Baltimore, 10Th
September. NON,
BARK SapQO, WuOuT, ht 0uehoP0b
loading, to sail about October !. ,,,o no
schr Lilly, Hughes, at New YORK. septem aseIe 70.
Schr Matoaka, Fooks, at Baltlnofe' 'ep'e"
scSr ! Il st!ckney, Fooks, at Baltimore sep'em'
'e sc lH1 Adellza, -, at New York, September %.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship virginia, Hinckley' at Philadelphia
September q. =. poo,,n o7th Son.
British bark Ranger, Cox, OF Boston' I'tn sep
tember.
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
steamship Manhattan. Woodnuu' irom NC"
York, September 80, IL N. o,,,,c Som.
Bark Brilliant, Barley, irom oaioin' 'ei
Spanish bark Provldencia, from Barcelona
September 20.
RIN NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YoRK, September go.
Arrived, steamships City OF Austria and aeni
Arrived out, the Baltic, City OF New YORK, west
phalla, Idaho end olympia
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-01
CITY AFFAIRS.
THIS DAK.

Friendship Lodge, z. P, at hslf-past I. ID.
vIoilant Fire Company, at P. NJ.
homestead Building and Loan Association,
at half-past Z P. NJ.
German Freundschaftsbund, at 8 F. N.
Charleston Hook and Ladder, No. l, at 8
P. n.
German Hussar fitting Club, at half-past Z
P. n.
Prompttude Fire Company, at P. N.
Our Social Circle, at half-past sP. N.
Hlbernian Society, at 7 P. II.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-01
TIE REGULAR REPUBLICANS.
ge1 -
Preparations for n County Nominate
ing Conventional Host OF Aspirants.

The County Convention Of the Regular Re-
publicans, or the Maekey wing of the Radical
party, for the nomination of q county and
legislative ticket, is to assemble at five O'Clock
this afternoon, at the old-time headquarters
in Military Hall. Whether II will afford to the
people of Charleston the edilying spectacle of
another wrangllng, jabbering pandemonium,
such as vas exhibited In the recent Bowen:
Convention, remains to be seen. 1t Is certain
that 1t could hardly resolve itself Into a more
atrocious carnival OF sdiscord than the rival
~conventicle exhibited, and 1t may prove q
much more orderly body; but unfortunately
the past record Of both factions OF this immac-
ulate party In this county hardly gives us war
rant for supposing that the approaching pow
WOW Will be exactly the serene, dlgnlaeu and
dsiberatlve assemblage which 1t would be,
desirable to see once more, If only for the
SAKE OF novelty and contrast.
The convention being called for five O'Clock
will probably get to work at about six, and 1t
will no doubt continue In session until a late
hour tonight There are a number of con-
testing delegations from the various words In
the city: Two from Ward l, three from Ward
2, and. 30 on; and some difficulty may be en-
oountered from this circumstance at the very
outset OF the convention. At all events 1t Is
not at all probable that the convention will
conclude It's labors' tonight, and the Intention
Is said 70 be to adjourn to meet again at an
early hour to morrow morning, and at the
same place.
For the various offices for which candidates
are to be nominated there is Of course q per-
feet shoal OF. asplrants, among whom the most
prominent appear to be the following:
For sherif-Colonel E. W. NJ. Mackey, DR..
W. D. P. Arnau.
For Clerk OF the Court-Jacob Whitman,
white. and Edward Lee, g. P. Wall, J. p,
Howard, J.. Bruce Howard and P. P. Hedges,
colored.
. For Judge of Probate George Bulst, Esq.
For Coroner-ohn W. Miller, white, and
John A Washington and William McKinlay,
colo-ed.
For se~nator-Colonel william N. Taft,
white, and NJ. R. Delany, colored.
For County Commissioners-Frank c. Mil
Ter, George 1. Cunningham and Louis Dunno.
man, white, and Z. ID. Gregory, John Thorn,
J.J. Young, Vim. Fields and Stephen Brown,
colored.
For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES h. W. Hend.
rlcks, J. F. Redding, Martin Caulheld, Alfred
Bernard, &C. Barkley, VIM. E.. Holmes, DR..
T:P.Mikel, 8. D. Russell, white, and ia.
Williams, B. G. MCPHERSON, r. q. Jones,
Primus Green, - Williams, Robert Mears,
James Walker, h. G. Mluott, Rev. E. J.
Adams, W. G. Glover, G. vauderhorst, Chas.
slmons, E. P. Wall, Abram Taylor, F. 8. Lee,
". @. Plnckney, George Cannon, Claus John.
son, Stephen Brown, W. H.. W. Gray, John
Clyde, John r. Plnckney, 'Abram Smith, Jacob
Montgomery and Isaac NJ. Gillens, colored,
besides q host Of other aspIrants whose
chances are represented as being less prom
Using.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-01

FoRsYTHE, MoCoXB & Co. have removed
from their late stand, No. 1874 King street, to
the New Store at the corner OF King street
and Burns lane, where they will continue the
Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods Business, as
heretofore. octl.6
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-01

NOTICE TO DRuGalsTs.-By act OF the Leg
i~slature, druggists are required to have the
ANT1DorE to each poison or poisonous COM
pound sold by them printed upon the label on
each bottle or package. The NEWS Job Office
Is prepared to print to order all such labels,
being provided with the requisite cuts. speci-
mems may be seen on application.