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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-01-03
Household Sins.

Some cooks will throw out the wat.
CT in which meats have been boiled,
without letsing it cool to take OF the
fat.
Bits of meat arc thrown out which
would make hashed meat or hash.
The -four is siited in n wasteful
manner, and the bread pan left with
the dough sticking to it,
Pie crust is laid by to sour, instead
Of making few tarts for tea.
Cold puddings are considered good
for nothing, when oltentimes they can
be steamed for the next day.
Dish clothes are thrown down where
mice can destroy them.
Vegetables are often thrown away
thai would warm nicely for breakfast.
The sorubbing brush is left in water
Tubs and barrels are left in the sun
10 dry and fall apart.
Nice handled knives are thrown into
hot water.
Silver spoons are used to scrape kct
ties. tlE..
Cream is allowed 10 mould anc
spoil.
Coffee, tea, pepper and spices arc
left to stand open aud lose theiI
strength.
The cork is left out of the molasse!
jug, and the flies take possession.
Vinegar is drawn in tin basin ant
allowed to stand until both basin anC
vinegar are spoiled.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-01-03

llighdrawlics-The long g-drawn ae.
gents Of fashionable swells
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-01-03

There are twenty.thrce colored men
in the present Legislature of Georgia
six in the Senate and seventeen in
the House.
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DR. EsdD VI YEEs'S
PURE
WEST BRANCH BITTERS.

4 saic, pure, pleasan, and health giving Touic-
"A strictly vegetable, ard Manufactured from
the most pure and choice matcrials-is not spirit
drink nor substitute for whisky, but scientific
compound, for tho protection Of the system and
tho cure of disease, made from chemically pure
spirits, entirely free from fus oil or other irrts
ting properties, and will not disagree or offend The
most delicate stomach. A long private expert
rnre has altsrted its
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Fashion---So-Called.


We know that crusade against
fashion is about rs Intellectual rs Don
Quixotc's encounter with the wind.
mills still one sees such abuses pcr.
petrated in that vaunted name, that
the temptation to protest against
them is almost irresistible. The pres
ont style OF ladies' dresses is one
easily abused, as the tumbled appear
ance of many in our streets daily tes.
tify Tier upon tier, color upon color,
or, If not d diversity Of hues, then
every shade OF one color Il have
counted FIVE in one.costume) combine
to make somo Of our ladies little less
than frighls, Tho more outre the
fashion, the more requisite are iudg-
ment aud good taste TO prevent tho
excess that oliends all lasiidous eyes
If dresses must bc festooned and
fringed like tho drapery in our par.
lors, symmetry should be carefully
studied, excess avoided, and colors
kept in strict accordance,
One word more. Little girls Of the
present day are for the most part
their mammas seen through the
wrong end of the opera glass-more
especially so misses between the ages
of ten and fifteen. They too are
draped and trimmed till their pro.
portions are wholly hidden, and If the
sight were not so common il would
provoke mirth,
Mrs. Sigourncy somewhere writes
of the little folks Gas if there were n
need to deck what God has made so
beautiful" Who can rightly estimate
the sad effects of over dressing the
young? Ncatness, simplicity, and
above all, comfort, are the only re.
quisites. TO SEQ a child absorbed in
its fnery is one of the saddest things
to which devotcos of fashion expose
the thinking mind.-Bo8toH Trans
cript
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8anks.
Clearneld County Bank,

FiNHE clearaeld County Bank as on inoorpora-
l. ted Institution has gono out Of existence by
no surrender Of its charter, on May 70, 1865,
Al It's stock Is owned by the subscribers, who
will continue tho Banking business at the samo
plnee,as rriyate Bankers, under the firm nsme
OF the "clearleld County Bank" We are TO.
sponsiblo for the debts Of the Bank, ami will pay
its noteson demand at tho counter. Deposits
received and interest paid when money 10 left for
"a aIed time. Paper discounted at Elk per cent.
as heretofore. Our personal responsibility 10
pledged for all Dol Iosits received and business
transacted. a continuance Of the liberal pat
ronage Of the business ihsn OF tho county is ro-
spootfally solicited. A President Cashier and
officers Of tho lato cloallold County Bank, We
require the notes Of laid Bank to be presented
for redemption.
JAS. T. LEONARD, RICHARD SHAW,
wM. PORTER. JAS. y. GRAHAM,
A. K, WRIGHT, @. l.. REED,
WM. A, WALLACE.
The business Of the Bank will be conducted by
John NJ Adams, ESQ, as Cashier. -tl.l "
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Hon. ]. NJ. Smith, present Speaker
of the House of Representatives Of
Georgia, has been chosen as the Demo.
cratic candidate for Governor Of that
State. i.ar.. a
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EOggsTownsisip Awake
Cheap Furniture.
Holm GULICH

hRSlRES to inform his old friends and eus-
4 toners, that having enlarged his shop aud
increased his facilities for manufacturing, he 4,
now prepared TO make TO order such Furniture as
may be desired, in good style aud ht cheap rates
for CASH. He generally has on hand, ct b!I
Furniture rooms, varied assortment OF ready
made furniture, among which are
BUREAUS AND SIDE BOARDS.
wsrdrobes and Book Cares Centre, Sofa, PRrlor,
Breakfast and Dining Exte9sion Tablesj Com
mon, French post, Cotta &c, Jenny Lind and other
Bedsteads Sofas Of all kinds, Work. stands,
Hat.racks, Wash stands; Rocking and Arm
Chairs spring rs cat, cane-botom, paror, com
mon and other Chairs; Looking Glasses Of every
description on hardi ard new glasses for old
frames, which viii be put In on very reasonable
terms on shortest notice. He also keeps on hand
or furnishes to order, Corn-husk, Hair and Cot
;oa tcp Mattresses.
CorrIYs or EVERY KIND
Made to orier and funerals attended with
Dearse whenever desired. Also, House Painting
done to order. The subscriber also mauufac-
lures, ard has constantly on hand, Clements
Patent Washing Machine, the best nov in Use
Those using this machine never need be with
out clean clothes lie also has Flyers Patent
churn, superior article. A family using this
Chutn never need be without butterl
All the above and many other articles are fur
nished to customers eh cap for CASH or exchanged
for approved country produce. Cherry. Maple,
Poplar, Linwood and other Lumber suitable for
Cabinet work. taken in xehauge for furniture
S:c- Romenber tho shop is on Market street,
clesrfeid, Pa, and nearly opposite the "old Jew
Store" JOHN GuLIcH.
November 2s, lss2y
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One THOUSAND DOLLARS Reward ---
j.. W Clark, President OF the Lehigh
Coal and Navigation Company, offers
reward of $1,000 for such informa.
uon rs will lead to tho arrest and
conviction OF tho person or persons
who murdered Morgan Powell, at
Summit Hill, on Saturday evening the
I'd inst. 1t is to be hoped that the
cowardly assassin, whoever he may be,
will be brought TO justice
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When u girl gets TO be eighteen,
she is, in her own judgment, about
the incest, best looking, liyeliest, most
knowing, most witty, most tastefully
dressed, and altogether the nearest to
perfection Of anything yet out When
she reaches thirty sho looks back and
sees there was at least one very silly,
vain and nonscnsical girl in those days
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livery Stable.

TEsIlE undersigned bcgs leave 10 inform The pub.
4 lie that he is now fully prepared to aocommo-
date nll in the way Of furnishing Horses. Duggics,
Saddles and Harness, on the shortest notice and
on reasonable terms. Residence on Locust street
between Third and Fourth
gEo. W. GEARHART.
Cloarhcd, April II, 1867.
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ENTEHpnIsE. - Black Log valley,
Juniata county, has a citizen named
Buchanan, who is about 90 years Of
age, who makes two -four barrels per
day-about zoo each winter-the re.
mainder of his time being occupied in
getting out his cooper stud.
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Superiority over all Ordinary Remedies.

No Bittes at present offered to the public
contains 80 much medicinal yirtuc, and yet so safe
aad pleasant to take, It's use is to cure disease,
nnd 1t will not create an appetite for spirituous
linnnrs hnt will cure mo effects Of dissinAlion.
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Last Of the Commune.

A correspondent Of the London
Echo says, under the date Of Nov, 80 :;
"Gaston CremieuX was shot this morn.
ing at Marseilles. The following de.
tails have reached me by telegraph I:
The condemned Communist who was
confined in the prison of ST. Pierre,
was informed Of his fate at two o'clock
lie appeared calm and collected, and
replied firmly, 81 will show you how
one ought to die" Ho then put his
papers in order, dressed himself and
got into tho wagon that was to con.
vcy him TO ST. Nicholas. Arrived
there, Crcmieuy asked for few min.
utes to finish piece Of poetry; hav.
ing done this, he charged M. Vidal,
the Jewish Rabbi, to beg NJ. Esquiros
TO complete drama he had begun.
AT I O'clock cart drove up, and he
was taken in it to the platform Of the
Pharo. The sentence was then read,
aud Cremieux appeared to listen to
every word. After spending u couple
of minutes with his religious consolcr,
ho approached the fatal post. lie
bore a kind Of ring in his hand, with
which he intended to attach himself
to the post in the event Of his courage
falling him, but he did not make use
Oft. He prayed the soldiers to aim
at his heart, and not his faco, as his
family desired his body, He thon
took off bis hat, coat and waistcoat,
undid his cravat, opened bis shirt, and
standing firm and erect, with no band
age over his eyes, cried out, "Now-
fire uive la RepuJ'--- He fell dead
before he could finish the word. About
5000 soldiers were present. The
public numbered about 500. The
body was alterward taken by the
family OF the deceased to the jewish
cemetery. The execution passed of
quietly"
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At the STEAM CABINET SHOP. corner Market
and Fifth Streets, CLEARFIELD, PA.

At the STEAM CABINET SHOP, corner Market
and Fifth Streets, CLEARFIELD, PA.
The undersigned would Announce to The public
that he has on hand and is now offering cheap Tor
cash. the largest stock Of Furniture ever in store
in this county, consisting Of
Upholstered Parlor Suite,
Chamber Sets, Extension Tables,
Secretaries, Book Cases,
Bedstoads,
Spring Beds and Mattresses,
Lounges and Benches,
Plain 4 Marble Top Tables Bureaus,
Washslands,
Cane Seat and Common Chairs.
Rocking Chairs, Looking Glasses,
Window Shades, Picture Frames,
Cords and Tassols, 1c.
lie also manufactures and keeps on hand Pat
ent Spring Beds, the best ever invented. No
family should be without them. Any kind Of
goods not on hand can be had on short notice.
Upholstering and repairing neatly executed.
c0FFINs, Of all sizes, can be had On half.
hours notice, and at the lowest prices. A deduc.
tion Of 20 per cent made Tor cash.
METALLIC CASES, or Rosewood, Walnut aud
Cherry Coffns, with glass or wood tops furnished
on Eve hours nodse.
Personal attendance with hear,c, on funeral
occasions, aud carriages furnished when desired.
Thanking the public for pas, favors and ny
strict personal attention TO business, | hope 10
receive a continuance of the same,
Remember the place--ths Steam Cabinet shop
corner Of Marke, and Fifth Streets.
March 20, lilly. DANIEL DENNER.
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Localar Ne w s.


The concert and minstrel troupe known
lv the foregoing name will give two en-
tartainments in Carson--the first of them
being billed for Wednesday evening, the
2O.h inst. This company comes here
very highly endorsed and bearing an ex-
cellent reputation. Here is what that
very competent critic, the San Fran
cisco Figaro, say of them:
J.H. Church has for months past run
the Atheneum in San Francisco against
ali opposition and had crowded houses
nightly. He has kept his house crowded
by engaging tirst-elnss talent and a con-
slant succession of stars. Having made
arrangements for the coming season ut
the the Atheneum, Mr.. Church has en-
gagged the present combination OF stars
for the purpose of giving series OF en-
tertainments in a portion OF the country
where true merit is sure to meet Win
appreciation. Miss Agnes Kennedy Is an
accomplished vocalist. II talented planiste
and q burlesque actress of much merit.
This thorough artistic has appeared night
after night in English, French. Scotch and
Irish songs and character sketches IN this
city aud won immense applause. Thomas
Barton is extremely good in charactee
approximations, and his Happy Old
Man is one of the best things on the
stage. Miss Susie Robinson is young,
attractive and graceful, sings comic songs
with great spirit and excels in song and
dance. Walter Parks is great in negro
acts, and q splendid clog dancer. }. d.
Allen long leader of the orchestra OF the
Metropolitan Theatre, San Francisco, is
a most versatile musical performer. j.
H. Church has durin the time he has
assumed the management of the Athe-
neum, gained the good opinions OF all
sorts of people, and presented an enter
tainment which has drawn audiences
largely composed of the best men about
the town in San Francisco
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INJUNCTION Yesterday during the wee
small hours Of night, Judge Harris was
summoned from bed to issue a writ OF in
junction at the instigation of Joseph E.
Jones against the county commissioners
of Washoe. Mr.. Jones claims that he
was elected Sheriff of Washoe county by
two votes, according to the reports of the
precinct poll managers and that the
county commissioners have no right to
recount the ballots, as they threaten to
do.
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CHAIN GANG LABOR TURNED INTO Com.
The work of the Jail birds confined
within the State prison is counting hand
somely Just now. They are engaged
consciously or unconsciously upon a con-
tract to furnish the railroad company
with 100 or 800 cords of prepared build.
ing STONE. This will relieve the State OF
a dead expense of from $1,000 to Sc, OoO'
What a sinful corporation the V. 4 L.
r. r. Co. isl
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The Enterprise reporter having inter
viewed Mr.. A. J. Ralston Of the Bank Of
California Agency upon the fuel question
reports as follows: "He stated that
combination of wood dealers outside this
city had been entered into to raise the
prices Of all descriptions, and that he had
seen many of these dealers and expostu-
lated with them on their folly. Par
sicularly. he said, had this combination
been made in regard to raising the price
of nut pine, and it could not be pur-
chased in quantities at reasonable prices.
In one instance, an invoice of California
oak had been bought in this city at cost
of between SIT and SIS per cord, was OF
full length and cheaper than nut pine
would have been at $l3. H had threat
ened the wood dealers with retaliatory
measures and would carry them out. So
soon as the American Flat Tunnel is
completed, which will certainly be before
December, the railroad company will
bring 500 tons of Rocky Mountain coal,
which will afford some compensation for
the lack of wood. The Belcher mine
has now 200 tons of this coal en- route.
and the Yellow Jacket like amount.
By the raising of the CRATES below the
boilers and the using of part wood, 1t is
believed that steam can be made much
cheaper than by using wood alone. But
all the motive power (Which is being
augmented) of the railroad company will
be used in bringing all the freight needed
here, whether it be wood, coal. general
merchandise or machinery. Mr.. Ralston
is confident that no want will prevail
here this winter for either fuel or mer-
chandise, and we take pleasure IN
presenting his views to our readers. We
know that he is thoroughly in earnest IN
what he says. Ii wood cannot be pro-
cured in sufficient quantities to supply
our mines and people, they will be offered
all the coal they can consume"
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The O1ccv1CH Bros, who are so polite
and winning in their ways, have some
thing to whisper in your ear, gentlemen
and ladies. See their advertisement.
They mean business. Their stock Of
boots, shoes, clothing, dry goods, furni-
ture, ETC., is endless and exquisite.
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A DEsERvED AND HANDSOME PRESENT
The class of night scholars who have
been taught by Miss Minnie E. Shear
we're thoughtful enough to make her the
recipient Of we'll deserved and apprO-
pirate present last evening-in the shape
Of two elegantly bound volumes-Dana' s
Household Book of Poetry and Scott s
Poems.
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PRUDENCE THE BETTER PART OF VALOR.
The beagles of the law have managed
the late case of savage felony which oc-
CURED at Empire, with admirable tact.
The isht-fngered reds have been uchred
into giving back sundry red shirts and
soiied boots, and then set free to roam in
freedom their native hills again.
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MORE HE1P.-We learn frem the Reese
Rixer Rersile that Judge Mckinney has
rust made another addition to the local
industry of Carson in the way of James
Montgomery sentenced on the charge Of
robbery to six years of hard labor in the
Nevada State prison.
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SKATING RINk.-The attraction which
Johnnie Moore offers to entertain the
public with Saturday afternoon and
evening in the way of skating on the best
floor and skates on the coast, should not
be disregarded. The graceful Professor
Hall, eases the awkward if they fall!
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PERSONAL the recent arrivals
ria Hamilton stage, says the Phoebe
Record, we notice that of Hon. Judge
CARRIER. ex-Justice OF the Supreme Court
who having resigned his judgeship comes
here to reside and practice his profession.
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The INDEsrRUcTIBLE sKINDLER whose
virtues were SO truthfully and SO elo-
auently recounted yesterday at Frisbie's
famous corner, can be had at the store
Of the agent C. F. Cotton, druggist.
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SUPREME Court PROCEEDING:

SUPREME CoURr PRoCEEDINas.-Ccurt
met yesterday: present. Lewis, c. j.,
Whitman, j. Portes Warren, ct al vs..
John Quill continued for the term by
consent. Opinions were filed affirming
the cases Of: The State vs. Mollie For
shee, and The State VS.. Dan'l Baker ct
ais. '.a.
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JUDGE MEs1cK. says tho Phoebe Re,ord,
who formerly presided over the District
Court at Virginia arrived here few days
since, Many friends extend him .
cordial welcome to our busy camp.
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RELIGIOUS DEMONSTRATING in the
PRESBYTERIAN Church tomorrow at IL
A NJ. and at P. N. Sabbath School at
y NJ. Episcopal Church. Services to-
morrow. Sunday School 1880 p. NJ.
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by RICE l. PETxRs, Stock Brokers'. IN "eiis'
Fargo Cos Office, Carson.
SAN FaAxc1sco. Nov. 18th.
MORNING REroKr-
S Ophir. IS ., 5AA
- could and Curry. 205. 100
30 Best and Relcber.
l55 savage, IS, 50. 80, 81 b3o. 80. Ssh
$40 Chollar. 70, 10Y, Il, 20. - BIO
go Hale Norcross. g, 81, -. 80. 81 - ho. "
30 Crown Point, III, il7h, lis. III oS'' i|'
bso, lis 80,
$50 Yellow Jacket, 1i2. Ill. 111H. ia w. A'
bio
$40 Imperial. IIk bs. II, lIs.. II. II $50
los Empire Mill, 9k, 81 ,.,,
IS Belcher, ITO, los, l07A, 10 DO, ioS' Ao'a
ITO BIO
Se5 Confidence, ID
l65 Con Virginia, SO. GO
30 Seq Belcher. 81. IS. ssh. 90
SO Sierra Nevada, 16. lss
10 Overnsn, 81
ITO Justice. So, 9
50 Buckeye, IL
46s sulis, Al, A. I'm
no criedonia. 30, aoA. 81 b5. slA eso. 81 = o'o'
50 Knicherbocker,s
l25 Globe, II.
100 Baltimore, 2h
675 Silver Hill, 9, 9 b5, 81 bS
100 Trench, IA
as Pictou, 4Oc
so New York Con, IL
Go Senator Csc. co, IS ..a. .
80 Woodville. g..
AFTERNOON IMPORT.
go Meadow Valley, -, % y h5o. 22?s b5o, Ia
BIO, Az. 22k b38
SOS RAYMOND Ely. 1l34, l1s b30. l13. ia bio.
ia, ll51s b3O ia bS. lit h3O, ia b
la5 Eureka Con- 21sx, 81 4. %, % b5. I'm o'U
1866 Phoenix, I, 35s, ~. bU. b30, So
40 Phoebe, Is, 1875. 13k bSG. u Z bSo
50 Page, ~
los Hunt. Al. ~ ....
100 Chapman,1k
ITS Silver Peak. 7k,7
IT'S Peavvine, 85c
30 Phoebe West Ext,
go Newark, SO, So. b30, b3O, 5A
80 Marion, IL, TX
40 Malone
30 Phoebe Phoenix, 81
so Home Ticket, IL
lis Hermes, II
no Elmore 1913. ION b30
100 Golden Chariot, IAN. IS b3o
100 Minnesota, y
100 Mahogany, IL Il, 12H bJ0
$50 Mammoth, 3oc
IS Savage 81, 81 Sc b1, %
900 MONDAY, 35c a.
b.. 81
60 Con Virginia, GO, 59k. GO ..
Is Silver Hill, s,a ..'. . .
50 Delclier, 100, 1881 ...
lAO Chollar, IL. 73 b30. II
10 Yellow Jackt, Ill
Is Ophir. So ... H..
Is Chariot, II.
Is Crown Point, 1aI b3o, 1e1, l2l s.. le1'& ba,
-l22 .
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ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY will meet in the
County Clerks office this evening. -
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TIE LATEST FROM THE SUPREME JUDGE
eHrP.-In stdfu quo. -
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RICE & PETERS
ol.H Agents, Carson City.
MISS s. e. MORGAN,
LADY OF EXPERIENCES AND

ability as
TEACHER OF PAINTING AND DRAWING.
Proposes n give Lessons in these branches. q
P. M. of Tuesday af'l Friday of each week, in
the Recitation Room OF the sierra SEMINARY
tMies CLAIMS. Terms. So per month for Draw
ing and So Tor Painting. s no Id
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Sound BuSfness Considerations why
the Imperial Should be PrsSerrcds
First-I. was established in 1903, and il the
oldest fare Insurance Company represented In
the United States
Second--It has subscribed capital of Ss.o00.-
OO) of which S3,5OO,OO0 IS PAID Up in Gold with
further accumulated assets VI 81 .2lG,Ol5, max
ing it At once the strongest and Richest Fire In
sirance Company in the World.
Third-THIs COMPANY DOES Fire BuS1ness
Evclusiyely ana none of its ssets are liable
To he diverted for LyFE MAXINE losses. lis the
case with ALL other English Companies repre-
sented on this coast.
Fo,irth-This Companys Losses Mt CHICAGO
were less than ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DoLI.ARs,
md hay. been paid IL fun, DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR.
Palmer, BELL & CO.,
General Agents for Pacific Coast,
$50 California street, San francisco.
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DENIS PECK,

" ~ work. Inquire q inss J. =. LADD.
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INNING STOCK REPORT.

Reported Daily specially for the NEW APPEAL 4.
by RICE L PErkRs, Stock Brokers. in Wells
Fargo Cos office, Carson.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
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Broadclsth suits, Hats, Caps,
Ties, etc., etc.,
And large supply Of BAY CLOTHING, which
We offer for sale at thu very lowest rates.
CALL AND SEE
Carson City, Sept. 8, 1872. l-u
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