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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-03-15
Correspondence.
LETTER FROM GERMANY.
NO-vI1I-
BERLIN, December 18th, II.

/
FLYING GLANCE AT BERLIN.
In my six weeks stay at Berlin,
in which most of my time was deyot-
ed to a close application of profess
lional pursuits, under professors Vir-
chow, Langenbeck, Frerichs, Traube,
Bardelben, Liebreicb, and others Of
Europe's greatest medical men, and
whom had the pleasure of seeing
and hearing daily, the opportunities
for closer observation of the sights
and scenes of Berlin and its people,
were naturally not as extensive as
they might have been under other
circumstances; but as far as they
go they are correct, and based upon
actual experience and observation,
aided by men of experience and re-
lance.
To say that l was favorably i'm
pressed with Berlin's greatness.
(outside of educational advantages, J
and derived much pleasure and hap
piness in staying there, would be
something entirely foreign to my
real feelings and experiences. On
the whole, I left Berlin without a
shadow of regret, and without
anv desire to renew my visit
at some future period. There is
much to be seen and admire in its
palatial residences, its great institu-
tions of learning, its many beautiful
public buildings, containing eXten-
sive and valuable collections of
everything worthy to be seen; its
churches, its theaters, its fine streets
and finely dressed people thronging,
in admiring groups, before the at
tractive show-windows, or prOmenad-
ING in a slike to be seen" state "Un-
der the Linder" and other great
streets, not forgetting the innumer-
able statuary of distinguished men,
ornamenting public places. A fine
marble statue of Schiller was added
the week of my arrival.
One is dazzled with, Berlin's splen-
dor and greatness, and attracted by
its many advertised places Of all
kinds of amusement, and the neces-
sary hurry, hustle and heedlessness,
which one learns to assume or ac-
quires here, if he stays long enough,
one easily forgets to look through
this superficial crustof splendor and
show at the extreme wretchedness,
poverty, crime and utter disregard
of everything pure, noble and re-
ligious which lies beneath it. Its
places of amusement are numerous
and interesting, put let them be ever
so good, no one can go and enjoy
them in the full security and safety
of home. Among its 100000 in
habitants are 10000 people who have
no evident means of support.
As one hurries down under the
Linden, up Wilhelm street or down
Leipzig street, and meets those ele-
gantiy attired women, who fearlessly !
jostle you in the throng, or stare you
boldly out of countenance, one can
not doubt the statement from like
sources that $4,000 prostitutes
throng the streets of Berlin day and
night, hunting their shame and ply
ing their trade. These facts were !
impaired to me by Rev. Mr.. Smith |
and other reliable men, who feeling
it their duty as Christians, had !
formed themselves into a Committee
to confer with the police regarding
the best and probable means of sup
pressing these great sins.
If you wish to visit the Kings
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He cannot be an unhappy man
who has the love and smiles of wo-
men to accompany him in every
department ef life. The world may
look dark and cherries without
Ienemies may gather in his path
but when he returns to the freside
and feels the tender love of women,
he forgets his cares and his troubles
and is a comparatively happy man.
He is but half prepared for his jour
ney of life who takes not with him,
to soothe and comfort him, that
friend who will forsake him in no
emergency-who viii divide his sor-
lrows-increase his joys-lift the
veil from his heart and throw sun
shine amid the darkest scenes. No
man cannot be miserable who has
a companion, be he ever so poor, de-
spised and troden upon by the world.
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A blushing young lady at Omaha
the other evening, desired to pay
postage on a letter. The I. NJ.
asked her, "Single or doubleP' She
smiled a smile. of sweetened pathos,
and stammered out Double if you
please. l was married last week," |"
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uoI FOR THE WEST!
Neutrality-suspicious. to know

w that fora llform sofprivste diseasesoonsult
NJ A q SMITH. A thorough and permanent
-. - f+onorrhpa, elect, Syphilis, Nocturnal
1,;ssionsor self-abuse Diurnal Emmissions &C.
-inshoTt, every form Of Sexual Disease Asafe
anu anu --itb or without Medicine Allcommu- :
psL.eI psLaein,,s stTictly conhdantial. Boarding and
nli1Sf ngrsin furnished If desired \ letter Eill6e
answered nnless i eoRIsas 81 T Is
OlRne No Z ] Al1hlE alslI -, - -o.lI
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

--oTTCF il hereby given that the undersigned
N bas been appointed and qualified eaIalni on
= = stIe aStats of solomon stetlerl osesaseoi hte
~ q ,z, ~ = 3t,CvSosbip sandusky county. Ohio.
Tsreh 5th, 1852, SANSD -
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For RENT.

EOR RENT-A first-class Store
Il Room, one of the most desirable in the city,
eitherfor Dry Goods or Groceries. Enquire Of
I'M. KELLER.
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REGULATOR.

s1i7its 6esTtbGrn, c0Iic, OF pains in the bowels,
main inthe head, fever and ague, dropsy, boils,
pain in the back. &c
Drue9ists, Macon. Ga, and S29 ArehstTeet, i Phil
adelphia, Pa. ~
Price si; by mailsl.25.
Atvbolesaleby RENO EsTUs 8 co. Toledo,
FOuaie By 8. s.BUoKLAED &soN, Fremont,
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The grant oflands to the Grand k2plas1 1,.ll eng
Tndisns Railroad Company, 70 Dulld theif @ huag
f-on Fort Wayne, Indiana, to Traverse Bay eno
HJacrinaw. Michigan, comprises IN lts farming
lands every variety of soil. rom the hloH 90 A
IoA11 To the light sandy, and they are found IN
that section Of Michigan, north q me Sitg ,i e
lIt SE.1 es ssStern shores OF Lake Michigan, now
bsi59 rapdy developed by railroad and other en-
'eT me- Pine Lands are situated On the n US
keeon. Manisteee, Pere Marquette, "hlie' Flne, Pine,
s3,acr. Flat and Rouge Rivers, and lying
4 1iies on either side of the surveyed line Of
ssid road, and are in the heart OF the
1SSHSs11iuR Lands are sold to actual settlers
ON credit quarter down balance IN year.!
Ps P ia+i,s for farms will, on application at the
Office, in Grand KaP1S9S, q tg5pisf99 e1fitli59
WIN VIII - SIeTUru of Fares, in the event Of
IrobssinT any Of the Companys farming tsno'
kor NinforT9stion about the LANDS prices
Z Oh lIiEl S VUVF A. HOWARD
&e-saouIeSs Land Commissioner,
MI D.-e..t Grand Rapids, Mich.
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And will be devoted to Politics, Local Nat
ters, Literature and General News.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-03-15

Any person ii the city Of Fremont, or county Of
Sandusky, wanting Insurance, either Life or Fire,
will find it their advantage to call on me. have
a line Of companies unsurpassed. With policy
! signed by me your insurance is as certain as q
United States Bond.
Polieiesoarefully written on all descriptions Of
property, and in case Of loss payment promptly
made from this Office.
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'costIveness, sick headache.
Chronic diarrhRa, afTee-
Itions Of the BLADDER, camp
.ivsentery, affections of the
kidney, fever nervousness
'chills, diseases of the skin
impurity the blood, mel.
.h,1- ~ danrassion IA
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RuoKuAED. r. EVERETT. JAS. q. FOWLER
BUCKI.AND, EVERETT & FOWLER,
A TTORNEYs & CoUNsELLoRs AT Law
a and sohcitorsin Chaneeryi VIII sttend 70 pro
ossional business in sanaSsg BiocT
4es' FREM0NT.
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Resident of Fremont, Sincs 1s4O.

RErERREoEs;-F.s s. White, Bank Fremont,
A. d. Miller, First NationalBank
R.P .Buekland.
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DIR. SIM MONS
Liver Regulator,

Ar-snaration ofroots and herbs ,warTantedto o be
and can s@61 Do inIIyto jury ANY
used By ONE hGfqiRs of the sPH fHSsH e
the las1 ~ bsrmiess preparations ever offered to
fs smffeTinF Iftakenregul and persstently,
= 10 eure dyspepsia, headache laundice,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-03-15

TERMS OF THE JoURNALs
One year. II advance f1loo
Six months, 30
Three months, "
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IN General cOstlve, +,
The head is troub
sensation, consider
MED with palntu1
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-12-27
vARTOUS ITEMS. /.

The VI. f. Church in East Portland.
Rev. II. Caldwell pastor. is prospering.
On Sabbath evening last eleven names
were added to the membership by let
ter.
The present number of Sunday
Schools IN the N. f. Church Is l7.244,
an increase within the past four years
of 2.525; scholars, 1.197,674, an In
crease In four years of III, ,l49.
Rev. J. +. DeVore informs us that
OH last Saturday at the quarterly meet
ing on the Lewis River charge. Rev.
). Mathew, pastor. made the follow
ing report for the past three months !:
Received BY letter l person and l5 on
probation preached IS sermons; made
65 pastoral visits. and obtained 4 new
subscribers for the Pacific ChriStian
.idrO0de.
Rev. J. Finn writes from Jefferson.
December 18th. giving the following
interesting news: Good news from
the VI. 4. Church of this town. On
the first sabbath of the month we be-
gan a meeting in our new house. which
has continued ever since. We have
reached the following results We
have 25 conversions and 10 seekers.
There were IA penitents at the altar
last night, and four were converted.
13 have joined and seven were baptized
on Monday"
A teacher in one of the select schools
ut Boise City, had fit in the school,
room a few days ago, whereat the
children were badly frightened. A
doctor who was called In, said the man
had taken too much ''pizen."
General Applegate, Commissioner
of Emigration. lectured to fair audi
ence in Portland last Friday evening.
The Orcgontaa pronOnnces his lee
ture very entertaining and instructive,
and the audience responded loudly to
. motion Of thanks.
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| PARAGRAMLErs. River rising rap
idly.
Roads anything but dusty.
Business looking up.
Another storm OIL Wednesday night.
Messrs. Woodrum and Abbott. Just
from the Fast. talk of going into bust
ness in this city.
Mrs. d. Froman very i'll with lung
fever.
New City Council takes the reigns
of government next week.
The storms Of the week have played
hob with telegraphic news.
High water has stopped the City
Mills.
Brown, who, with Reid, broke Jail
some months ago in this city, is re-
ported to be in the city of Boston at
present. Reid is at Victoria.
No mail from the North OH Christ
mas day.
Money still extremely hard to oh
tain Oh any lay out.
On Christmas, an ignited wax cali
die placed upon the sewing machine,
by little daughter of Mr.. Hart, set
ting fire to dress and communicating
to wOrk-basket filled with small ar.
ticles of apparel, thread, ETC., came
within an ace of causing what might
have proved a disastrous contlagation.
We are having alternate rain and
sunshine. Weather warm.
1t is runlpred that the night watch
will be discontinued alter the present
month.
In the matter Of engravings for
Christmas and New Years illustra.
tions. we are specially out Of luck, as
by the time they will arrive they will
be entirely out of date. Better luck
next time.
Christmas trade pronounced unrsu.
ally dull by our merchants. Scarcity
of s. is what's the matter.
Weed has few toys lett for New
Years; also cansies, nuts. and u
splendid assortment of groceries and
provisions. Call and see.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-12-27

"BHz. N Biz. Some men. the mo-
ment times get dull and business slack
in their particular department or trade.
set down and commence bewailing
their luck, = without making any at
tempt to increase business, or going
for something outside" to help pay
the running expenses until dull times
are over. Not 80 with a livery man
in jacksonville, who, according to the
,JowndA finding his business dull, has
gone topeddling apples from basket,
at the rate Of four for 4 bit or two for
five cents. Hard times won't catch
him asleep. you bet.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-12-27

BEDDING. If you want a splendid
spring nlattrass, or a feather bed, win
dow curtains, any style Of furniture,
picture frames, mirrors. patent wash
tubs or churns, call at Mealeys. corner
Of Broadalbin and First streets.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-12-27

AT THE u. P. CHURCM-On next
Sunday Dec. 2Gth) Rev. s. G. Irvine
will preach OH Psalmody, endeavor-
ing to show that the songs contained
in the Scriptures should be employ
ed In the worship of God.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-12-27

Snow AND SLUsH-In Portland. on
Monday, interfered with travel. even
compelling the street cars to haul off
in the afternoon.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-12-27

IN MEMORANDA a meeting of the
Musicians Of Sacramento, held at the
Pavilion Qp Wednesday, Dec. 18th,
the following resolutions Of respect to
the memory Of JOHN w. COOLEY,
deceased, were presented by the COM
mittee and unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleasedan Allwise
Providence IN His infinite wisdom to
take from our midst our late worthy
and esteemed fellow musician. John
w. Cooley, the intimate relations
long held by the deceased with the
members of this profession render 1t
appropriate that we should plare upon
record our high appreciation of his
talents as a musician and his merits rs
a man; therefore,
Resoiretl, That We deeply deplore
his untimely loss, stricken down as he
was in the prime of his manhood. and
render to his bervavel parents and
relatives our heartfelt sympathy.
Resolre'. That copy of these reso-
lutions bc sent to his afflicted parents.
JOS. BEEBE,
!. P. MELCHIOR, Com.
FRANK MOORE
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-12-27

sOE TCEsDAY--The train from the
south Oh the o. 4 c. X. r.. was de-
taiHei ten hours by the washing away
ofa bridge Beyond Eugene City.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-12-27

CoMMIsH REcnvED.-Mr.R Raymond
is now Postmaster Of this city, vice
Freehnd, resigned, his commission
having been received on Christmas
day. Its the only paying Government
Office in the State Of Albany. Blood
will tell.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-12-27

FIRE LOSES. Losses by the Port
land fire Of Sunday are reported 10
he not over 100000.
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OFF ITS PINS.-The flour house at
the switch just east of the depot,
owned by Elkins Bros. Of Lebanon
Mills during the storm OF Monday
night, was partly blown from its
foundation, and considerably twisted
and shaken. 1t contained a car load
of flour at the time.
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albany ge9ister,


tlerS SSiaGSSgc.
Wheat In LiverpOol-AWrage, lbs
sl2s I'd; club, l2s 6dgl3s.
The latest dates from san Francisco
report the wheat market active and
prices firm at advanced figures. 1t
is charged by at least one Journal In
san Francisco the RepuNicoN, that
nearly all its contemporaries are IN
FriedAnder's interest, and they are
therefore anxious TO convey the idea
that the wheat market is weak and
dull, 70 that he may secure wheat suffi-
cient to load vessels now in that port
at low figures, But we will give the
Repud3ica's own words:
Tie Produce Market is IN whole
some. buoyant condition. All the pa
pers in the Interest of Friedlandcr-
which include nearly all our city CO
temporaries-are anxious to convey
the Idea that the market is dull. in the
face of the fact that there are forty
ships awaiting ,argoes and the price
of tonnage has declined nearly so per
cent. The market has not been as firm
in the past year a. it Is at present.
and thTe is not the slightest probabili-
ty Of u decline in price in either Wheat
or Barley, simply because the supply
does not equal the demand. We have
heard of several sales of choice Wheat
in San joaquin county. at - 1913. and
Of two parcels Of extra choice Santa
CIaras 81 Is. yet the Bulletin and Cal
both report the market weak at ",
Comment is unnecessary.
Should this prove to be true state
ment of facts, the prophecy that wheat
would be In demand at 75c per bushel
in this city within few days. may he
realized.
In Portland. owing to the depress-
ion in business circles by the terrible
fire Of Sunday last, and the firm belief
that prices in Liverpool will early de-
cline. wheat dealers are not anxious
to invest heavily even ut old quota
tons. Prices are steadier, however,
than for some time past. and wequote
the market at 81 55gl SO per looms.
for choice lots.
The continued absence Of rain In
california and the favorable condition
Of the tonnage market, are urged as
two reasons why dealers there are 30
firm In their views as to the ultimate
advance in the price of wheat.
Portland prices are;
Flour-M 26G5 so = bbl.
Wheat-&l 5Ogl go 2 100 Hs.
Oats-Sl 6Osl 65P 100 ths.
Hay-GOOd timothy at &ls92O 2
ton.
80 Potatoes-Supply exceeds the de-
nand; 100000 = bishel.
Ouions-Prices firm; range from
lls to 2hcVR.
Butter-COmlnon country at 2jt430c:
fancy dairy readily brings 42s+5c 2
b.
Fruit-Dull sale--appleS quoted at
.5Os75c ? box, pears 15c to 81.
Poultry--In good demand at $3 80
a 30 = dozen; ducks. $2G2 30 z
dozen; turkeys lSc 2 b.
1t affords Us pleasure to announce
that the price Of wheat in this market
is gradually tending upward, our deal
ers HOW offering Zoe per bushl. No
change noted in the produce market,
with full supplies.
Butter-Receipts fair at 25s3Oc per
pound.
Eggs-In fair supply at 37lac per
dozen.
POtatOes-In good supply at SOC per
busheI.
Green Apples = Winter, SOC per
bushel.
POrk-Butchers and packers are offer
ing &c per pound-in limited supply.
Beef Cattle Butchers offering &c.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-12-27

CHRIsTMAs-ln this city, was not
like the old-time Christmas. 1t was
quiet, and certainly the dullest lay Out
for the grand holiday Of holidays that
We have ever witnessed. The princi-
pal cause doubtless was the stringency
of the money market.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-12-27

GRAND BALL AT SALEM.-We ac-
knowledge the reception OF an invita-
ton to attend grand ball, to be given
OH New Years eve. Dec. 3lst, at
Reeds Opera House, Salem. 1t will
doubtless be an imposing affair, and
we should much like TO be in atten-
dance.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-12-27

RETURNED.--John Dawson, Esq.
who left us about two months since
for visit to old Illinois and other
Eastern States, returned on { Christmas.
G. W. Young. who accompanied him
from this city. remains in Illinois. and
will not probably return until Spring.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-12-27

VINO IS TO BLAAE?-Parties who
receive their mall through the Post
otfice, send BY their neighbors for their
mail, and when said neAhbor neglects
for any cause b give The party 10
sending, his papers or htters, then the
postmaster or publisher Is blamed with
negligence and want of capacity or
honesty In the discharge Of his duty.
In several instances when We have been
appealed to, we have found that par
ties had taken ont a number of plpers
for neighbors, had taken them home,
laid them down and forgotten all about
them. A few days ago, party took
from the postOffiee copies of the RIG
isTER. passed from the delivery" to
the front part of the building, laid
them down OH the counter, and went
off and forgot them. OF course the
subscribers went" for us about their
papers, and knowing that We had
made no mistake in the matter. we
went to the Office and found them
where they had been caelessly laid
down. fpartieS who really wish to
be accommodating, would be a little
more careful they would save us and
the postmaster a deal of trouble and
many, many undeserved curses.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-12-27

CNsAFE.-'rhe long bridge on First
street opposite Cherry's Foundry, is
said to be getting rather shaky, the
water having washed away the earth
from under the supports. This mat
ter should be attended to by the prop
er authority.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-12-27

FAST TME.-On Sunday the train
for Portland ran from this city to JEFF
fcrson, eight miles, in nine minutes,
and to Salem, twenty-five miles, in
thirty minutes. The schedule time
between Salem and Portland, was les
sened three-quarters ofan hour.
REMovED.-Albany Lodge No. 1,
!. y. 0. f., has rented and moved in-
to the large and elegant brick building
on First street, owned by Fox Bros.
which they have fitted up very neatly
and appropriately.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-02
suprem. Court Proceedings.

MONDAY, July l, 1872.
Prcsent-LEwIS, c. j., and WHITMAN. j.
j. VI. Coats admitted to practice.
ID. II. Haskell VS. j. X. Hymers ct al;
appeal dismissed.
A NJ. Worthing VS.. E. B. Cults; sub
mitted on brief; appellants allowed ten
days, and respondent five days there
after.
Jas. Walsh VS.. Virginia and Truckee
Railroad Co ; set for Monday, 18th inst.
Porter Warren VS.. John Quill; set for
Monday, 18th instant.
State VS.. All Torn; set for Monday, 18th
instant.
Jacob Winters VS.. VIM. H. Winters;
set for 18th instant.
w. w. Mccoy vs.. Bateman & Buell.; set
for 18th instant
Strouse & Knapp VS.. First District
Court: set for 18th instant.
\. NJ. Worthing VS.. T.. B Cults; sub
mitted on brief; appellant allowed ten
days, and respondent five days thereafter
W d. Harden vs. {. NJ Cui!ens; set for
Tuesday, 18th instant
virginia and Truckec Railroad Co. VS..
j. \ Lovcjoy; set for 10th instant.
Sain'l IoungS VS.. w. IL. Hail; set for
18th instant.
Court adjourned to Monday, July 10, at
10 O'Clock IA. IN.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-02
THAT TEMPERANCE BoorH. The
Ice CREAM SoDA.-At O. P. Willis

Ice CREAM SoDA.-At Q. P. Willis
drugstore can be had the above named
cooling beverage, at all hours of day
or night. II Is an entirely new style
of drink, aud those who have tasted
COM pare il to the nectar of the gods.
Every kind of syrup can be had, ice
cold. and II of glasses beautiful
enough for aCleopatra to drink from.
Gentlemen, call with your ladies, and
ladies come alone, if you can't help it.
Lovers OF extra fine cigars will find
six choice brands of imported Hav-
anas. AT Brooks cigar stand, Postoffice,
Carson. viz: Juan v Martinez, La Flor
de Morales, FIgaros, Manuel Gracias,
De NiIlar y NiIlars, Ell Orden de Ha-
hana, by the single cigar or hundred.
Agency for Havana Lottery tickets. *
5. F. MARKET.-E- Perasich (neE.
door to the Carson Theaterl IS receiv-
ing daily from California. fresh vege-
tables, Of all kinds, Strawberries, nuts
and candies, etc, which he keeps con-
>tantly on hand and for sale at the
lowest market prices. Give him a call
and examine his goods. j.
New and elegant jewelry sets,
chains. studs, sleeve buttons, rings,
card cases, ETC, at n tenth the price
of gold-"arranted not to tarni>h-at
Brooks, P~u>toflice, CARSON; also. Fair
cilld's gold pens, in every style;
meerchaum pipes, and an endless
variety of stationery and fancy goods.
Olcovich Brothers sell the best and
cheapest dry goods n the State, and
Will find it to their advan-
tage to trade with them.
Buy your Dry Goods and Ladies'
shoes at the New York Dry Goods
Store. las If