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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-02
Nihter SarSpsp in NIeip=9Jprf.
piro beute 9lbenO ernartet.
2Scrmiibtc 0cpcfAen aus
NciD= 9Aprf.

g lu~D orf, 1. Wiat. - 0aS republifa,
niiAe Central z@omite bat geitcrn AbenO Se.
idliifie 81 @unlten beS 8-StunOen> Sptems
paiirt.
= &idter GarooSo bat 6em StaatS Scs
fretdr ieiue 5teFgnation Sugei6ift.
-3mDif @ebote fir Ser. Staateu-Sbli.
gationen (s962, ,6O0) murOen beute su 112 -
1123 9enladt. Die 8e9ierung beabiiAti9t,
1 Otill. su taufen, wirb aber nidJt mebr ais
1882 800 uebmen.
- Der sur 8eparatur bon Der msrifaniiden
aiite bierber bcfObleue Ser. ct. 0ampfcr
rMobican" lpirO pabrid)einlif ieeuntithti9
ertldrt luerOeu. 0a8 6ol5 Oe8 6abrSeuges 1T
total uerfault.
-@enerul.2luualt g8iqiums 9in9 beute
uad SreoOu nb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-02
70. 6. @nnb & COMP,
Ginpnthiimer nou

VlytHl9uHltt ppH
0plb's patentirten amtpmatiidben Sei3ern,
pel4e in ben lesen fniSebn Sabren icbr umfansreid
unb nit beiierem @riotae. as raeno elm anosrer nit
Dampf ober beiBem Daiier bcijenoer apparat sez
brautt fporoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-02
Sr. 6. 9. Wrant,

er. rs, Rorc=Sibertpf ftrake, Baltimore,
turrt politinbs gn9brlitisteit, euirobrcnaAz gnts
,inbuns, beslunenbe S9!pinoiutt, 8ur,etbr,isteit
BsrIuf Der Stinme, @otarrb uno ale 9eiosn oes
Saliss, Der snnss, Der SorHnese, pes glutes, bsr
60at, Obreuicuitn, 0ospepiie, Wafisrln9t Sds
morrboieen, Rbeumatismus, Sfropbeln, Herpens
ldpdte, auseuz ure Sbren srantbeteu u. (: tp.
Or. Grant beilt ells usbel uno 1T bet 2aa
ooer bel Hdht sum Deiude bon arantenberett.
f0pu5o0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-02
Ualtimore
sSire eSnlurance Offire.


Gaemea. Gcft pom Sumth. nnb a8aterffr.,
SeriaertiortmdbrtRb sassnBerlua oberS S@aeenbrrd
Arsn uol @igentbum, aDobn=, 2anen- uub 1ooreu-
eduier, SanbelssIter, MderbaupIooufte, Notelx,
Savsssrdtbi1aiten, I'M gau bssriHene ober tmSoieu
In 4o6uRs beHuoli1e tsabrseuse u. {. b.
0as Direttcrimm beifebf ans fpIsenh en- %essen:
Wu. o. 9arrtfou, grdhoent;
Geo. u. Bider5. o. .. 8apft,
Dopio 9. Wilion, 3. Robt. SeLfins,
sS,fab bennington, g. Worton Sterart
fSrancis &. Sing, y. i. Wemcorer,
o.urp Carroll, Orpiue Yoripit,
u. @. Steuart, gB. 2B. Ganlor.
HDm. 8. Brune, Ssraei &ohen,
Geo. E. SarriIon.
Wpplifatons- S5ormulare uuo weltere Nc&r:9t Aber
Die Geielitait ,uro in Der Oifce, SabDea-eie oon
Soutbr uno Bateritr., ertbet, aut aEe Il,.rdse
5oiort eriebist meroen. 8eriiderun9en mersen aui
iiaenb cine 5rf ansenc mmcn, weiGe Der arplifant
Mlniben mag.
(5an.1,1S.O 1T. 4Scpewrrfb, CEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-02
r. WolDz uno Gilberlpaaren.

ANAe VIN rtIIU9UIItS EWYtl
nener SbmuHfa@en.
Sleaante g BERT DEN.
@oloene uno filberne 3 q id enubreH.
Gifberpidttirte SSddren.
Z 9sWei fern waaren.
Heue Bronsez a9enu. |. N.
lii lebr bi4igen Ereiien bet
u. ~. aSarner
tn ietHem neuer @ei6Gitf,
iGept16,1Sf) Rr. f35, E8.=SaltimpreAr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-02
@hrecfIid,ea QSrnn0ulIo(iici

9torfolt, 3d., l. Otai. - 0as Snus
bes 6arbigen Sob. gSilliams uabe Sort gtor-
folt brannte geItern Abeno uleoer. 3met BON
ben sur airde gegan9enen @ltern in 5auie
gelaiieue SinOcr famen in ben 6lammeu um's
Qphp,r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-02
pyspeptiksr,
versm etfeIt ni6t!
O O.sk,.,.s.r<nrs,he - 6>tr1ne fitx (E,,61


vers etfelt ni6t!
Mufmunternne &unbe fur Gn6!
Npspeptifer uno 9eioenbe ON aeber= uno Ulasens
Qranfbeiten meld5e bon aRbern Mraneien feline Befie
runa er6alten, fipo eingelaben
MiQer's
beriibmte8 On8pepffn
Al periuden, elm rein pe9etabtlibes Vrdparat gdn5'
lid nniddoiid, iebod ipunberiam furtren6s @i9fn.
iaften in obenqenannten 2ebcn beisenb. gBir Sbeis
ein oaB es Elm 5silmiteI unter ben Bublifum sebt.
petes in tpeniser ssdlen feine Ssluns beipirf, ole
MRiller's DpspepiTn, nno TT Der St9entbilmcr be'
reit menn barum eriuht, Die Namen mebrerer uniez
rer berporra8enben @inipobner an5ngeben fpelhs
burd ben 9e6raud oeier beribmten Wfirtur ibre 9s.
iunbbeit uieoer erbalten baben. @inise bieier dne
iparen droniide 0sspepiie BON Der i6limmiten YIN
pelts BON unieren beiten Aerstea obne Sro9 beba1.
belt, febod buri ben @ebrant GINGER Slaiten 9ps'
pepiin srintltdb furirt iuurben.
u. q. MILLER,
aQeiniser @i9entbimer,
Rr. f2, Rprbsfpwarf ffrdse.
G3ej oIf On Syooui}eu an baber (Gpt.2 1S.t&fufl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-02
&unft=NbDtpgrapbte !!

Nr. as, NorozGb barIesitraBe
Riebarb 9Bdl,I lentt sens ersebenit Die aufmerfz
iamfeit bes Yublfums unb Der StunRfreunte aui ein
neu<enserittetss Gtabiiiement beionoers beitimmt,
@ortraits lit fiinitleriiter @eiie
ansuertsen. Sir jeben 3ueis oes ateliers iino bic
tiid,tiaftsn aiinffler seiuonnen iuorben, Slber
in gafeG, Grapon, Wafieriarbcn, Guide (India Ink)
unb Del aus,ufIbren. Ginfad)e Sbotoarapbie'n
iperben in ebenio ele9anter als por5islider gSeie
ausqeiibrt 8eionbere Muimerfiamteit iplro oerGo=
piruns uon He,neren Blbern peritorbener ssreunbe
aepomet (unb befnbet fit cine euerfeite Spinoe i'm
gtablliismente, um ,psrtbooae Siloer, Ole copirt
tueroen ionsn. inter alien llm1dnoen Dor 3erf0runs
,u beuabren). 0e auseebebnten ginridtunsen bes
ateers ermosIten es, ebe bertra9ene arbeit in Der
portreffIitften Deiie uno piinttlit ausSuflbrsn.
t84-O Nid,arc IBalsl, gfr. IS, Norb- @barlesitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-02
Eeuer iu 0eoraid.

@apannab &c.,, l. stat. - 9ln Der
Srou9btontraBe braunten Iebte gtaf)t bier
9ebduoe nieocr. Serluit 100000, 9lletus
rang $50, 1000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-02
&sssre Gin &aufleute i'm 2anpe !!
SSl9s@A 0olSeme nnb filberne

su mGBieen Breiieu.
Giae gro8e aluswabl gdmn6iaden fir ben
4anebdurei,
Sets uno Wuifel= Shmudiaden, nbren, Brtaen,
angcnslGier, fiiberne 9ofelu uno Gabelr, breitat
iil6erplatlrte Gbee= Seruice, Blatmenasen, &orbe,
Gistannen, @abeln unb 2offeln nit elmer groSen
8srltieocnbett uoa @aaren ifr oen Sanbbanoel.
Wfan untsrIube 9eidlisit uniern Borratb.
eoebriirer Sauffelr 4 Comp,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-02
$2.SS5.0O.38

$2,5z0,UUU.5o
Siaat U1oyutann, Baltimore @ourtp:
SD, e. R. Coleman, Saiiirer Der ,Rationalz 0fes
d1nnics Sant" idluore biermit iierlih, oo6 ob9er
Serd]t mad meinem beiten @iitn uro 9taubeu cors
rett uuo iuabr lit. 6. 81. Is SpIemdu, 9liitrcr.
unteritricben unb befhnore1 Dor mir bcute. b. 1.
Dta 1872. g. 9B. 9aois, Srieoeusrdter.
Gstreue I6fdrift beiheni9en:
Rubert &. S5aihmiu,
gSm. 4. SuedS uno
gRm. StirlIna. Sireftorsn. tt06)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-02
Die bsrlblnte eapiOn,ide "Hot Air Furnaee.n

Der Barrier, amerifaniide 9i6enbeero uno War<
ren'ide Seerbe," Barlor=, Suns II. 2sbtnins=
Yfabz9eiser.
Die beri6mte 2atplon Ihe "Hot Air Furnace"
2eeuns bon 9leiz uno Giienrobren, Babepannen,
Sporauten, Uaitfdnoe, Biioirs, ab3ussrobren fir
Gbtritte; iotpe aut
bporauIiide Raulmen, Daiiers sDlaihinerie II. l. no.;
marmo,ne u. 9aminiimie, Seuerbeero=Roite,
Te9iiter Il. I. No.;
9iiten 1tenlen, BaiierfHbler uno Refrtserotoren;
9od,s uno 9et,oien uno Jteperaturen aller art.
2IsweftzGefe BON Baltimore unc Gntaipffr.
y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-02
Scr (Sclbmarft.

NetusDorf, /. Mai. - @slO fliifs ;u
6-7; &ediel 81 9B; Sob feit 12f-4;
Ser. ct. Sbligatiouen feit uno begebrt;
SeAier l18; '62er 1l2; gftien ilan: Central
92g; @rie 688; 2ate SbOre 96s; Srip 928;
gittsbnrg 92t; 9tortbwefern 792, Gods
SSlano 115.
Sllan3 Oe5 lluteriGaeamte8: SCI 1894 ,547
in (SnIh nm 81 669 CAT in Rnnipr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-02

Gtamanten!!
tohbare Sd9mudio une
Observation-Disclosures
,ated, Bblippe & Comps
0enfer Tal9euubren (etwas Glegantes. J
Aud elm uoles Iiortiinent Der beFen
iflberplaftirten 0Saaren bet
SEQ. 9B. 9Bsbb s Co.,
(233-N Gfe Der Baltimore unb 2iebtifr.
$arlor>a aronleu9ter,
BarIorzG banoeliers,
Garlor=g banbeIters.
ObItptbet Gbanbelie
Bibliotbef. @banbciers,
Bibliotbets& &banbelters.
Eaaimmsr Chandeliers,
GBsimmer=G banbetiers,
@B;mnlersg g6anbeIiers.
eAuSNnrs Gbanb sliers,
Sausflurz@ baneelers,
Sausfurs& banoslterS.
1us Mrten 1aseinridhtmnsen.
Wa{ier= uno @ @0erobren unb
Weparatureub BET
g. .. Dapicfon,
Vr 5, Holb=9ibertpfrabe.
fNnriI1Q1 1SNl Nr 3, Norb=Qibertuffr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-02
ns, G t:2g,te, ~ 6. s. Sresemeper. Gisentbi
Meue 9Inilage feS
Minifip'if1pn Qeiflnen<NndlfA.

WiintIte 1fen Selbuen>Bnges.
Das medanilAe 3eiduen< Bud, adte Iufs
la9e, nit Sc Stabltiden, 81.
Das seomstriidbe Seidbnenbud,, finite aufase,
rep6irt uno peraloSert, nit 45 gtabltiden, So.
3ur Aniidt unb gum 8erfauie I'm DEPOT iir 3eihner.
Hr. tl4, Wet=B Baltimoreftr.,
(48-O -. Minnie & Scbne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-02
0r Mnhertinr.

gfr. 10, g ii =@n ia 10 StraBe,
fer nGoncprtia.Saue seaeniiber,
earantrt aIr- 9ranfbeiten Der 5arnorsane, organi'
permosen, Shmersen i'm Riden unb ale aasemetpe
arant5sten su.besn. Sur5e 3sit bstebenoeSr
ten in &asen sebeilt. Bireaufunoen: Morsens
pon S-12, Sfahmittass Dor 20 nno abenos Don
Go ltbr; Sonntags BON 9-12 nbr Wtor9ens II. pom
10 Il br Mbeubs. (UlGr329, 12HteF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-02
ONeinherner's sdhuh> II. StiefelGbeu.
VVtWuttytt . ST"D" w O*ssTe~~sV
:fe Der Gntaipz uuc 9aratugaifrdRe,
Gcfe Der Sutdip= Ine SaratoaafraRe,
uno
Ser. fO3, gSeh.SSaltimore=,
1. Ebiire BON SofliSupitraBe,
Mr. fl3. Ncffz zSSaltimpres.

Nr. 1OJ, gSetfsSodttimpress
1. Tbire BON .SellibdpItraBe,
Bretstiffe flr SrIblin9 unb g Sommer:
Heine aendeelte Serren=@aitcrs s..............&.79
sfene aendbte Serren=@aiterS. .............. 2.2o
Nene eendbte Box Toe SerrenzGaiters. 2.50
Gendbte falbleberne 6erren=@ @aitcr6. 800
Genibe fran3. falbleberne SerrenzSteiel. ... 600
@enaselte falbIeberne Scrrenz zStiefel.. 400
W2tt Der Sanb semadtc fran5. falbleoerne Sttez
RaIblebernc 8almorals fir Serren. ......... 200
Hiebri9e SerrenzShube BON franj. aaleleber. "a
Waiierbhte 0errcn= Stieiet fur 9ss9er une
Brauer r........................ 1925, 800 400
Sdngr fulbteberre 8naben=S Stiefcl. 2.25
Damen= Oepartement:
zSeitenihsir=@aiters tlr Sa.nen.. 20
0anenz Sdniirz Gjaitcrs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1.50
I1o,nen=G onoreSz jaters observation-disclosures. 1.25
Stumpfeubae 2atnaz Sd]ube fir Samen. 80. 2.50
falb(eberne Damens SalmoralS lS............ 1.50
Warofo-D Dam21zS dube ........ ............ 1877
Batentlebcrne 8n6pizStefcl fir Samen.......
fSran5. Sie9enleterre Samcn= Slippers. 1.25
WarofOz Oamen= Clippers r5.................... %
Damen=2eppid= =Sllpper5 ...-................ %
Wahetnd3= Oamea= slippers. s............ ..... 20
2Dir ertalten td9lif neue Wfoten gu btniseren
8reiien ais irseno elm anSeres S6ubseiGdit in osr
tnAt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-02

2ooe aU9tYaII9eH.
Die Orant=Hepublifaner in 3oui=
iiana.
9tem.Srlean8, ]. Wfai. - Die raois
fale StaatS Gonuentiuu errpdblte gelteru
2bgeoronete sur GonuentiOn III Ybilaocl
nhfn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-02
@eimberger's,

2Seinberger's,
@ein6erger's
91nb= unb Gttefel=ldben.
Der sanse yorratb elmer sdub. Sabrit auf Dem sroz
Gen Banferott5=au =auttionszSertau setauft.
llnse9euere Gnrtbeile,
ilngebeuere 0ortbeils
te'm &auen BON
6ttefeln unb 8d,uben! >.
Stiefelm mnb Gduben
Sebss Yaar sarantirt
seoes gaar sarantrt
in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-02
Sob eilcS 0Sicez Gnupcrnenrs.

st. QouiS, /. Uiai. - Sn @eoer So
lit Sicez@Ouu. grauellp BON WiNOuri mi
SoAs obnsnouoet,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-05-02
Slus gSafbineton. = 1tnfere Se=
siebunaen III Spanteu.

gSai6tnston, /. Wtai. = Ntdt tuenis
lleberruidung rief es beute Dforgen beroor,
baB elm bieiiges. Der aominiItration seluosez
mes Slatt Die W69lidfett zines Srieges nit
Spanien in QuSii9t ite0te. Ser Geianbte
gidles loae sleidb mad ieiner anfunft in
Mabrio ieine Ydiie foroern uno Der ipan.
&eaierung mittbeilen, bab lpenn iie nift
allen SerbinDli4feiten gegen bic Gsr. ct.
na9foulme, Der oiplomatiide Serfebr aufbD=
rem miiiie. Sofort fanben anfra9en i'm
Staatsamte fatt uno Die bort coriprefenoen
Gongreb9ltceer erbielten Die Dtittbellung, oaB
SidleS MIR ausepieien poroen Jet, be 6rst<
9abe oes 0r. SomarD III uerlangen. uebriz
gems biloe Der an 6reitage paiiirte GonsreB=
bei6luB ni1t Die Saiis bieier Sorberun9;
Oerielbe selangte erit am Wonta9e in beS
Staatsietretdrs 6dnoe. SidleS lei bauptz
id9l6 nad MaDrlo abgereii't, nm bic nod
bort bsfinblideu Wtit9ltcOer ieiner sSanltlle
beim5ubringen. gr babe suoem letne TcIi9-
nation ein9ereiGt unb Die @rneunung elnes
NaAfol9ers banse uon Der @ntIfeioun9 Der
ipan. 0fesieruus iiber bic sur 3eit idwebens
Deu Erdaeu Qb,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-12-16
Miseella,,suns
THE ICF HOUSE.

The long continued and intensely hot
weather OF this year has given many OF
our readers frequent and feeling admoni-
tions that the comfort and luxury derived
rom plentiful supply of ice, are cheap
anu almost necessary qualifications. No
Wen appointed farm should be destitute
OF It's ice house, any more than of its
horse, barn or wood house. No elabor-
ate or costly building is needed for this
use no large expense need be incurred
10 making the enclosure, or filling it with
ice On pinch farmer can do all the
work himself, and need only buy the lum
ber, nails and IL few hinges. At any rate.
without writing further of the matter OF
cost, 1t is safe to say that any farmer. even
II ne owes good DEAL" or his ..taxes
are hard to pay, can compass the cost of
an ice house. He had better sell his
pest cow than do without the ice, for by
: the aid of the latter the profits OF the dairy
VIII be largely increased in hot weather.
IN the house the uses of ice are so various
tnat once introduced, it becomes a neces-
sity. Some hints regarding construction.
thon gh Old, may be Of use to those wish
ing to build. First, good drainage must
De secured without giving the air access
TO the ice through the drain. If the soil
- Poiou9 VI GIdNelly no artlncial drainage
Is required. 1t is not essential that the
ice be Stored underground, as it keeps
quite as well above the surface. Double
walls are not necessary. but in small houses
are perhaps safest. The ice should be
compaetly packed and enclosed with saw
dust, or tan bark, on all sides and on the
top to the depth Of at least twelve inches.
This packing is the great preservative of
the ice. With these principles in view it
IS easy for a novice to build an ice house.
1t is we'll TO bear in mind that the larger
the body of ice stored the better it will
keep; no farm ice house should be less
than twelve feet square on the inside, and
eight feet high. As it is considerable
work to haul ice from q distance, it is wise
10 procure it on or near the farm, by
throwing dam across brook, or leading
the water Of a spring into basin. A few
square rods OF ice will suffice to fill an
ordinary house, and the depth of water
need not be more than three feet. 1t is
seasonable now to build ice houses, and
we hope none Of our readers, who in the
past summer, have vainly wished for
supply OF ice, will neglect to provide for
the tuture.-Anlerican Rural Home
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-29
ST. cHARLKs-eBoRaE IuFLY, %PRoPEIErol

SYMPTOMS OF CATAREH.-Indisposition
to exercise, difficulty of thinking or rea-
<oning. or concentrating the mind upon
any subject, la~Situdo, lack of ambition
or energy, discharge falling into throat,
sometimes ppofiSc, watery, acrid, thick
and tenacious mucous. purulent, often
S.ve. etc. In others a dryneS~, dry, watcry,
weak or inftIntl eyes, ringing in ears,
deafness, hawking and coughing 10 clear
throat, alterations. death and decay OF
bones, Sctt> from ulcers, constant desire
to clear nose and thrOIt. VOIc" altered,
nasal tW1ug, offensive breath, impaired
or total deprivation Of OF smell and
taste. dizziness, mental depression, loss
OF appetite Indigestion. dyspepsia, en-
/ llrLeel tun~il>, tickling cough. difficulty
in speaking plainly, general d"h.lltN,
HiiDrv and insanity. All me above NElnp-
toms are common to tur disease IN some
oil il Stages ur complications, yet thou
sands OF eases annually terminate IN con-
sumption or insanity, AMI "nt IN the
-rlyr without ever having i1lNiir>tr'i
.nnp-thiri al the symptoms abuE" emu
mrrltrrI. No disease l. mere common or
!r~S understood by physicians. the pro
+ prIrfor OF Itr. N4Lr'~ t;ttiTrh kelnr'y viii
pay ~.pH' reward for a case OF cattTfn which
he cannot cure. Sold by dTuEGI~l>, or
send Sixty cents to Il. V. Pierce, VI. L., l:S'
seneca street. Buffalo, y \. Tor II. \.
pampnl-; free. Beware Of ceuuteri.it>
ami worthless limitations. It.Hclnbrr
that the genuine has the words "R. '.
Pierce. u H.. sole proprietor. Buffalo, y.
"" printed upon The wrapper: also has
Dr Picrre'> portrait, name ana address
IN his private Government stamp upon
each package. tteb2'-lWI
Mrs. Brooks MILLINERY STORE is
closed for We weeks for repairs. She
will then open the largest and best
selection of new and fashionable spring
goods ever offered in this State. Grand
opening display March 18th.
SAZERAC SALooN.-Mes>rs. Smith &
Simpson beg leave TO inform their
friends that they have purchased the
SaZerac Saloon, corner of Carson and
telegraph street, and will be happy to
see their friends. Give them a call. :
5. +. MARKET.-E. Perasich (ne%,
door to the Carson Theater) : receiv-
ing a large variety of candies, %confec-
tionerieS. toys, etc, for the holidays,
and of fruits. vegetables. game. pOul-
try, fish, etc, for daily consumption.
PHoToGRAPHIC,-Go to al. Smith,
at the Gallery formerly occupied by
Frank Ludlow, on Second street tor
the latest style of photographs. Par
ticular attention paid to viewing.
Buy your Dry Goods and Ladies
Shoes at the New York Dry Goods
Store. ia3-tf
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-29

U-InTc,ir- Il-u. Il barometer
1-ind',,.s l..".T,. ,r. , + I[r,..I here e. w.
Smithsonian Standard lar ."rtr', aud t",e4-
.ervations
N,-r r,rrh al in
.
NItatIon from H. T. I'ce' o"Pe'i"'
tendeut of the United states Branch
Mint in tbi. r5-y Ne visited that iu>ri-
~. TO-. , .,.4 t,fI,,.r,
'U'lo'' u"
our guide, tA-iIei'tti'a' '"Neiiol
NliugerIaud, maje a somewhat hur-
r;.l ox-,p;,,,r.r pf the NlrInu> pro-
ce,ses thruugnout the building. In
the coinin- room we found twenty
dollar gold pieces and silver dollars
being turned oUt ar a RAPID rate,
which was TIE m'f>t interesting feature
TO us moi "HH IN me course "a our
travels thr"U-i''i'. t''r Nari''i> dePtT'I
lnents. Although ''' q very II'i'lNt''
IN was occupied ih l""Nih- III Al me
different Processes, We became IuI'N
convinced tuai the Infringement Oh me
Mint thIuu-hrtt Vas iIlvt"t-h ana
complete. \, Tue ltII' Il was """,'
many ciaIii'r'I ma ID was NO "Se"0"'
mot and never Wtu.i he sufficient
bullion To Keep II employed, but >uch
prediction At> II"' proven l" Ue ~
go .,5fIv ,L3t il j.
h. ,,.t ir.3,- h.n-.hla In
- :, t..L. -, a., ali rho business
raHTiraI .Glri,r.l work. are being
=. ,r... ,,h,.L wgI = greatly
r. f,r,i,. MIN.
EyETcur FROM SrFAuROAT.-\ot-
. ,I.;,,.o Of l,U
1in,aS :, tr,gueutlv heard on u
s+raets. the freight cams from Steam
boat come in heavily loaded. We
notice daily arrivals OF meFcnandi>e
TO either one or All OF our stores
Yesterday. piles ct goods We're dis
charged at the store oI Il. r. roster
on kIng Street, ana IN 'front.' OF Almost
ali of the other stores. Inns lact l.
an evidence that HNeIy times are
looked for when spring opens. Ger
fanny our t'"H WIN company Nt'
other i'm the state: therefore hope the
Lord may make OF Us u more con
tented people,
Spprx4 c,vIvG-The first indica-
> nHFN ~ 7 IhA III Ill M 1 lIl1 {
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-29
10 T.!

an OR ABOUT THE 10Th OF FEBRUARY,
1872. between Carson City and Genoa, the
undersigned los. a Check drawn on Wells, Fargo
4 Co.. Auburn, California, No 4l9. for the sum
Of $500. All persons are hereby cautioned not
to negotiate said Check, as payment has been
STONED. If found within one week from date,
to be left ut the Mint House, Carson City, where
a suitable reward will be given to the finder.
ISAAC NJ. CLARK.
Carson City, New, Feb. u, 1872. fe2s-lws
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-20
1-30 GOLD LOAN
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Rapid Progress Of the Work.

n'if building Of ,hcNorthcrn Pacific Railroad
i thegnn Jniy last, Is hcng pushed forward
with great energy from both exircmiiirS of the
line Seven thousand men are employed in Min.
nrsotH aud on the Pacific COAST. The grade i,
nearly completed 80 miles westward from Lake
Superior trains atc running l30 miles of fin
shcd road, and 'raek-lai ing is progressing to-
wards the eastern border OF Dakota Including
its purchase Of The ST. Paul & Pacific Road. ,hr
Northern Pacific Company now has I. II miles Or
completed road, aud hy September next this will
lie increased to NJ least 500.
A GeBD INVESTMENT JAY cuase L Co
are now selling, md unhcsitaiingly recommend.
us u profitable aud perfectly saic investment the
First Mortgage Land Grant Gold Bonds Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company. They hnve
20 years 10 run. icnr Seven and Thrce-Ten,ls
per cent gold interest (morc than \ per cent.
currency, md are secured hy first aud only
mortgage, on the entire road and It's equipments
and also. rs iisi It. the road Is completed on
-, 900 ACRES Of LAND To every mile oi
track, or 300 acres Tor each : G00 Bond The,
are exempt from L ) Tax principal aud inter
cs, are payable in gold denominations; cou.
pons, sino To 81 'oeo; registered, Slo0 10 Slo,-
900.
LANDS FOR BONDS Northern Pacific
,-3u.s are NJ Al Nil times receivable al Ia ~
cent. a9nvr pa, In cxch htnle for the Comp
n,'s lands, at Il cir lowest cash ptccs. This rem
dcrs then, li"cliraiil interest tearing land war
rants.
SINhfNG FIND The proceeds Of all sale,
Of Lands arc required 10 hc devoted 10 the pur.
chase and cancellation of the frs, Mortgage
Bonds oi the Company. The land gran, OF tie
road exceeds iiiiA million netrs This mmcni c
sinnin2 mud will unduuhiedlY cancel III. ,,rinc,.
pal oi the company luui,d dclt LAHORE il i, 5
due With ih.ir .,mp'c security and high rte
interest There is no investment. accessible 10 the
people, which |, mntc prui'tile or safe
EIGHlNGiAG T. y FiIE-fH ENTIES
The success oi the new government per cent.
loan will compel the earl, surrender of ruiied
States rr cents Many holders of fisc-Twcn-
t.rs ar now exchanging Them for Northern Pa
csiic Scscn-Thir,irs, thus rca izius handsome
profit, aud gr,at, increasing their yearly In
come.
OTHER SECURITIES ALL marketable
stocks aud bonds will lie received a, their high.
est currc., price In exchange ior Northern Pa
ciiic Sescn-rhir,ics. Express charges ON money
or bonds received and on sesen-Thr,ies sent IN
return, will be paid by the financial agents Full
information maps, pamphlets, etc can he oh
hined on application at any agency, or from the
undersigned.
JOHN McLEAR 4 son.
Bankers and Principal Agents for Delaware,
No. 90? Market Street, Wilmington.
For sale at tho Citizens National Bank, Middle.
aug 26-3m