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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-19
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Passengers leaving Rock Island at Gas .. n.
on she o. n. I. a P. road, make close connections
throuFh 10 Darlington ARRIVING there at l2.sO)
E1d TO Keokuk. Also BY leaving on same train
passengers can connect At Grsnell for osk-
lOOsA Aad Eddyvins, to the south and for Mar
sAAltOwn, AuIIiR, MIMI and 81. Paul to the
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-20
60 N

ff1IlE SUBJECT OF C~ONDURANGO CONTIN-
l ues to excite the interest of scientific and
medical men in both henispheres Cur South
American and European periodicals alike make
frequent reference to the subject, taking every
vsI iety Of ground in regard To the value Of tie
drug \ member uf the Pharmaceutical >ocie,y
OF London concludes. as the result of experiments,
that the plant has very little practical value;
these detel mutations, however, being based, ac-
cor, ing 10 the yutarirs If the article. upon expert
meuts with inferior or spurious specim rs ofit.
Dr.. Jaranillo, of Quay aquil, recently announced
that his experiments have not been satisfactory in
the cases of cancer. but have becn eminently sue
coS>ful in curing syphilis. as we'll as Intestinal,
%urethral, and hterine ulcers caused by the syIhi-
litic diathesis, and thinks that whatever be the
stage oi the disease, very positive benefit must re-
slIt from its application some Of his experiments
were tried with "a dccOctiun of the wood without
the bark, but "a combination of the two he c1usld-
eTs desirable.
Reduced IL a powder, he says that an ounce viii
kill a good sized dog, while for ordinary medical
treatment a detection obtained from not les than
an ounce nor more than a pound is advisable.
The milk of the plant he has applied to liberated
surfaces, and found that this fastened cicatriZa-
ton. He Ieiess to statements of Dr. Euyun, Of
v hich We recently gave an extract, and thinks
that his experiments must have been performed
with some othor plant, anu that the guacco, or
condurango of Ecuador, is not the same as that of
the one being the Equatoria garCiaLa, "A
name, .owevcr, not known in botanical science,
the other, Mikauia guaco. According to DR.. Jar
anillo, a man aged fifty, who had suffered four
teen months with rheumatism, and who had be
come contorted i'll an extraordinary d. gree. was
cured in two months by the external and internal
Use OF this substance. These statements We COM
NIT to oar Readers without, of course, pretending
to decide what amount OF Importance is I" be at
tached to them. ial6-lm
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-20
CHRONOLOGICAL.

BarometricaI and thcrmometrical obser-
Vation> made daily 10y Professor Henry
K. WhitehiII. State M~iRcralOgiSt
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-20
Symptoms of Liver Complaint and
of Some of n Diseases Produced
nv Ii.

A sallow or yellow color of skin, or yellowish
brown spots on face and other parts of body; dull
ness and druwsiness, with frequent headache;
dizziness, bitter or bad taste in mouth, dryLess Of
throat and internal heat lalpitation, il many
cases a dry, teasing cough, with sore throat, I'M
steady appetite, raising Of food, checking sensa-
ton IN throat, distress, heaviness, or bloated, o.
full feeling about stomach and sides, pain in -iles.
back or breast, and about shoulders: collie pam
and soreness through bowels, with heat; constipa-
ton, alternating with frequent attacks # diar-
rhea; piles, fiatulence, nervousness, ccldness Of
extrenities; rush of blood to head, with syImp-
toms OF apopleXy, nu nbness Of limbs. especially
at night; cold chills alternating with hot flashes,
kidney and urinary difficulties: female weakness.
dizziness, low spirits, uns"ciabiIity and gloomy
forbodings. Only a few of above symptoms likely
To be present III any case at one Tina All who
Use Dr.. Fierce's Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical Dis
covery for Liver Complaint and its Comll cations,
are loud IN its praise. Sold by all first-cia~s drug
gists. jal3-lw
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
STATE OF NEVADA COUNTY OF ORMSBY. l
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE, J

% vi ia NOoNl L oE
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE,
NOTICE OF SUITS COMMENCED: TO
y the following named defendants and to
all owners of or claimants to the real estate
aud Improvements thereon or Improvements
when assessed separately hereinafter de-
Scribed known or unknown. You are hereby
notified that suits have been commenced IN
the Second Judicial District Court in ard for
Ormsby County, State of Nevada, by the
State of Nevada pla intitf, against each of the
defendants hereinafter named, and each OF
the following described tracts or parcels of
land with the improvements thereon and i'm
provements when separately assessed, and all
owners of or claimant to the same, known
or unknown, to recover the tax and delln-
quency assessed to said defendant against
said property for the fiscal year commencing
January LIST, 1871, and ending December 3ls,.
1871, and that a summons has been duly is
sued in ,each case, and you are further
notified that unless you appear and answer
the complaint filed in said cause on or before
the ID day of February, 1872, ju lgment will
be taken against you and the real estate and
improvements herein described for the
amount of tax and delinquency specified, and
costs of suit:
L d Sweeney & Co., forty acres of timber
land described as the NE 4 of the NE / Of
section 81, township Is, n, r 10 east, with
iipNNi uAA ahN hiiii iIcieoh u
as Swift's Station also 92S 96-l0O acres of
timber land described as the east ) of section
30, and the Sc andthe west fractional ! and
the west Of the NE of section
81, and the north J of the SW ! of section 30,
township Is n, r 10 east als1 possessory
claim to $50 acres of land, consisting of SW
of section %, and the south J of section %,
and the north half of S Z of section 81,
and the west ] Of the SW of section SO all
in townshipl5N, X 20 east, all being in Car
son township, Ormsby County, State of Ne
vada; also personal property, to-wit: Five
wagons, 3 horses, Is mules, 2 oxen, 100 cords
of wood at Carson, $4,000 feet of lumber at
Carson. Total of balance of tax and delin-
quency S459 %.
A Curry, block, 80 Except lot lO), Proctor
< Greens division of Carson City, Ormsby
County, State of Nevada, with stone dwell
ing house thereon; also the property known
as the Warm Spring Hotel On said county;
also personal property to-wit: Household
furniture, one wagon, one carriage, I horses,
and one COW. Total tax and delinquency
S435 60.
WILLIAM PATTERSON,
District Attorney, Ormsby County, State
of Nevada.
Decembsr %, 1871. de3l-lm.
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STATE LAND.-Owingto the fact that

STATE LAND.-Owingto the fact that
about all the land selected blythe State
under the various grants of Congress
has been applied for by purchasers
under the state law, this branch of
business is growing dull. There has
been but one application this week,
that of George Bonnitield of Elko
county, who yesterday deposited with
the State Treasurer $40 in currency in
part payment, under section 9, for 100
acres.
INFORMATION WANTED. James
Rorke. of Carbonear, Newfoundland,
desires to hear of or from his brother
Charles Rorke. The missing brother
has been absent from home eighteen
years, and about years ago sent
his photograph to his mother. The
envelop containing the photograph
was pO>t-marked Carson City, Nevada,
Coast papers please copy.
PHoTOGRAPHED.-Frank G. Ludlow,
the artist, yesterday completed the
task of photographing each and every
convict in the State Prison. Twelve
of each photograph will he re-
by the State. Some of the
prisoners We're decidedly opposed to
their likenesses taken, but
their objections We're overruled.
SKATING.-The skating rink will be
open at the usual hours this afternoon
and evening. Those desiring skates for
the coming carnival can ele them
this evening.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-20
sBErr HousE-coRBErr BROTHERS, pnopR1E7oRs.
Mail and Express.

ARRIvES.-From the C. Z. Railroad and
WaShoe at 6 a. IN.
From Virginia, Gold Hill, Silver City
and Dayton at 10 a. IN.
From Aurora, Pine Grove and Genoa
at 4 p. m.
From Lake Bigler at 1 p. m.
DEPARTS.-FOr Washoe and C. P. Rail-
road at : p. m.
For Dayton, Silver City, Gold Hill and
Virginia at 1 p. IN.
For Genoa, Pin Grove and Aurora at
5 Il. III.
For Lake Bigler at 10 a. IN.
Mails close half an hour before stages
leave.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-20

WONDERFUL, BUT TRUE.-J. +.
~Boardman x nave used
all the White Sage HAIR restorative
which vou 50 kindly sent me, and on
racain- of This letter please send me
.iv moro LottIas have used several
kIhu> OF llghIN fec"tiiiiieliueu mar
L"li,n1' 't,'f.iaI atf,ni =. ,nnrS
i'' .amtiur ~ taiIimr or If tLa
- ra"t-nIr ,a,r LII win al
.,ranr-b anI LrfiIianrv I
take great pleasure in recommending
1t to the pubIlc. ours &c,
ions ~ l
Sold, wholesale ana retail ny our
carson City, Nevnda
r,r. ,ra
'hAi4Ep 11Ap9 -" ANH' '"tH
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-20

PROFESSOR FOwLER'S LECTURES
The second private lecture to the
gentlemen given last evening at the
Opera House. was we'll and appre-
ciatively attended, and the renowned
Professor was listened to with rapt
attention throughout. He advanced
many ideas which We're new to all
present, therefore all got the worth
of their money and mor too. We
shall defer a full and critical report
till after the Professor has gone.
Suffice it for the present for us to
remark, that he told them lots of
very interesting things, which all
the married men fastened to tell
their wives as soon as they could get
home, and all the single men are on
the marry so as to have somebody to
tell it to. In theSale of his valuable
books the Professor has met with
great success, and he has all he can
possibly do in the way of private
chronological examinations at his
rooms in the International Hotel.
He will give his famous and highly
interesting lecture on Love, Court
ship and Matrimony," tomorrow
evening, at the Miners Union Hall.
Every lady and gentleman in Gold
Hill should hear that lecture, which
we consider by all odds the best the
Professor gives. lie tells lots of
wholesome truths III very pleasing
style, and handles the subject in a
particularly interesting manner, al
ways with the full sympathy with
the heartily approving audience.
In connection with the idea of this
being Leap Year we confidently pre-
diet that there will be more matches
made in Virginia and Gold Hill this
season than ever before. Gold Hill
News, 18th.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-20

Buy your Dry Goods and Ladies
Shoes at the New York Dry Goods
Store. ja3-tf
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-20

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.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-20

sary.tE.,-
SPRING FIIHTS.-Ihe warm sun
shine of the mast few DAYS. while not
- t,,
infused new life into the animal world,
and in onSoouenc the Spring fights
have onanad br;,klv. \ few nirhts
since there was an exhibition Of tum-
IIer-to~>inr in = bar roam. and YES
to-day afternoon one of orr c
merchants commonly called the
...Iark of t~Iut>." from a similarity IN
build taok a .I'tle exercise at the eN-
rpuSe of a drunken Cou.tabIe. II was
- Second Lattf.of W4r.rIno-nuly that
victory rar~hnd urnu The banner Of
the French. and the En-Ii>h were
romnlrtelv oyrrthrnwu backwards
over an nran sewer. and df>arnleI.
The ca>t,s hell v.~ the abstraction Of
sixteen crauIarrIr~. but other and
rraatar war. have onrt.u.r from lesser
,aI.a ri. ir~Itr,.ir,ra cau>a of
Lnstilirias however VA, he arrIica-
ZION Of n~rl,r,Iriau~ cnithet> to the
grocer bv HE officer. The latter GOT Il
kind OF Chinese Fth OF July over one
eve. severn. ntu.. aH.i black >Hnt~. aud
r(yn .r fJ5.. u~.frf.ruTr >h.fiuv Kinks
ON tbe hl,I Ni.rra a,tljarr. IGNORED
me ~eAHl'tlIoh ny si'yL' iFt>ei.,', AiIj
him rirb-."
,,
~ ,".
-. e..
..L:..T. ,,. ..
N'''' "'!'tH "'''
A. SwlmleN> uoar"eF~. were strung
along on the Plaza fence like 50 many
lizards On a lo.; LAWYERS. discussing
riparian rights: doctors. awaiting The
effects Of the malaria from the soaked
plains: Farmer WTe.uIVAy. ''cauvass-
ing the state OF affairs in general:
the undersigned ''>cuuring'i ove the
scarcity ut items, and waiting for a
dog night or Ian DcQuille's tavorite
Subiect>-a load ofhav0r Il pack train;
Piute.. scratching their SHIRT collars
for, while heat produces lassjtude in
some animal organisms, it causes ac-
I!NHH III oI"eIH}' NtI'e y "eie QUO
snowflake. and evervwhere the sun
beams gave to the genial atmosphere
u tremu.ous motion, and even the dis
IAN II, II III G ,har = No ohin ra,I7
-ht Iaata,j a.rfL
NEW IkEIGHr EoCTE.-For some
time freight teams loading at Steam
t 49,. -
''o"I loI 1H@."'' nave oee" COMING
through Na>hoe Valley, cutting
across lust north Of this CITY and strik-
i ~ I-;r,, o 4 rmi..
It5 amG -" 80 ." lm ne
ito nff ,Lr,.tnT 1879 ~ IN "' ror ~
-
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-20

The Call says, Fisk had to pay
Mrs. Helen J. Mansfield SGT, 900 as
a compromise. If Jim had gone to
Sunday school when he was a boy he
would have saved this sum-" The
probabilities are that if he had gone
to Sunday school he would not have
had this SUMS. f. Post.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-20
Partnership Notica

& He COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE FE-
/ is,ing J"tw"rn ! King and DsTiI Ltprn~e A
saloon keepers j. heret,v Dissolved hy n1IuaI CON
sent. SAM business viii be carried "u rereafter
under tue name and style Of Lapensc Il Ifllet. Al.
the Indebtedness of the old firm will be paid hy
the new firm, except those otherwise Understood.
LApENSE a TILLkT.
Carson City, New, Dec. l9, 1871. je25I,r,
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-20

looms OF Nankin, HonGcl
Canton have been engaged
silks and satins for her brida
seau, and just now they are
ced as completed, at a cost OF
half a million in our MONEY
the bridegroom, who has the
his emblem, goes forth IN
drawn by elephants; his bri
represents the moon, is to
to her palace in a :palanqu
posed entirely of strings o.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-02

Col. forncy's paper, the Philadelphia
Press, says OF the late election In that
city: ...,.
"One Of the oldest merchants on Mar
ket street states that when he reached the
polls be found that his name had been
voted. The officers refused to take his
ballot, upon which he proceeded to the
court aud secured an order constrainiDg
them receive II, and on his return lie
found HAT another person had in the
meantime voted upon his name. Two of
the sons Of o vel. known journalist were
personated in their wards, MS we learn
from their father, and one Of them was
actually informed by respectable voter
al his precinct that he was the twenty
sixth citizen who had been persouated
that morning. In one case repeater at
tempted 10 personate q we'll known gem
tleman while the gentleman himself was
on the ground, and the vote was only re-
jected when be denounced the rufhan. An
eminent physician, upon presenting his
vote, was actually informed that he had
already voted, upon which he rewarded:
al have two cons ct home pleaso let me
me know whether somebody has voted for
them--in which case / will save them the
trouble of coming here" The reply was
thai they had both voted, and he. left with
a due sensibili,y of the glorious privileges
Of American citizenship. These are only
o few Of very many cases indicating the
publicity and the enormiiy OF the scheme
set on foot under the auspices Of CamoSon
and Russell Errett."
BY such means the oorruptionists pro-
pose to perpetuate their power, not only
in Pennsylvania, but over the Federal
Cou-JourRdi.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-02

rfffssoss nsoovf iof NctamLsf 1, On oufii.
We, ahead N M others ifls M uhua usllJ rood
aumtef, ssm mr. thls hfn cira isdy'a hetk. Ihs
principle steel plate, "AOAms Two Can Ply A."
IL from an original pleture, end Il capita illas
ifatlon Of ohe ~ The ie,t sofe. W. have fead isf
mouths. a prominent ioaiufo ofihI. Maelline l.
liz copyright Noreeles. two which sppraf In this
number. "flndsay's Lock" ny Fmh, IiOdgson.
and I" Taught With A price," by Ms. Ann =, s,s.
plcna. 10th very Ear superior 10 tho eontnned do.
rios 10 DO ound In mag sfne, generally. lint, asa
coiemporary says. The Stories tho iashons, the pat.
tcrns, IN short, everything IN Peterson Ia tie heat
Of Its kind. The price VI this Magazine, too Il an
other thing In lts favor. II Is but Two DVtlAhs A
YrAR. The prospectus for 1919 10 published with
this number, aud we find that tho prices Of Cuba
arc astonishlngly low, viz three copies for Si50
with superb Mezxotnt 40 inches by coy "0hrln
Weeping over jerusalem" TO the person getting up
the club or six copies for 30 90, and copy ofihc
Magazine for 1873, as premium to tho person get.
ting up the club; or eight copies for sl2 co. and both
an extra copy aud tho premium engraving TO tho
person getting up the club. For large clubs the
prices are even lower, choice OF six splendid pre-
MUM engravlngs, for framing, Is given for my
cents extra to subscribers for Peterson" for 1879.
speeim ems the Magazine arc sent gratis, II writ.
ten for. Subscribe TO nothing elso until you have
sean copy this popular Magazine. Address @. J.
PETERSON, 800 Chestnut ST., Phila.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-02
Old Things Have Passed Away.

This Ia at least true OF the old method OF treating
the long abused and much abused human body. 1t
is no longer considered Wise to put patient to tho
torture In order to cure him of disease In which
pain Is already dcrminiug tho energies of his sys-
tom. Truo science ranges itself on the sido Of ma.
ure and endeavors TO assist her In Der fight against
disease. This is The province OF Hostott ers stom-
ach Bttors, the most approved tonic ever advertised
In this country. 1t may be recommended as fall
medicine, par excellence; for It Ia In the fall that
billousness, dyspepsia and malarious fevers
pecially prevalent. The franc exhausted by the
heats of summer Is relaxed and feeble at its Close
and requires, we may say dsmands artificial assist
ance Afford 1t that assistance in occasional doses
Of Hostettcr's Stomach Blttors, and the evils re-
ferred TO may be escaped Throughout the far
West and on tho steaming alluvlal OF tho Southern
rivers all the yarieti os of periodical fever are prob
ably rio to-day. Had course OF Hostetter's Bit
ters been commenced by the sufferers u month ago,
{. C., before the unhealthy season ret In, seven
eighths of them would in all probability DO In their
usual health at the present time. 30 much for want
of orecaste 30 much for not keeping In the house,
and using daily, the best safeguard against epidemic
and endemic fevers. 81
As focks Of imposters and imita.ors are trying to
follow In the wake IF the great American remedy,
therefore be surshat tho article you buy is genuine
and verified by the proper ira de-marks. The true
article can only DO obtained in bottles. Beware OF
the spurious btters sold by tho gallon or in kegs
SGT
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-02

New TUNNEL THOUGH THE Abrs.--A
contract has lately been signed between
the directors Of the 81. Gothard Hall
way, Switzerland, and NJ. L. Farve, Of
Geneva, for the boring OF a new railway
tunnel through the Alps, which promises,
TO snrpass anything Of the kind yet at
tempted. The u 9th Of the tunnel will be
little more thsa nine miles; cost Sl0,-
100000. The work is to be finished with.
in eight years, aud, If sooner finished, the
contractor is TO receive 81 900 per day for
each day in advance Of the contract time.
II the completion OF the work is from
any csase delayed beyond the contract
time. 81 600 day are TO be fcrfsiied. II
The delay reaches beyond elk months, The
forfeit IL then 70 be increased to $1,000
a day The ctntrscter deposits 81 .60o,-
900 as security for the faithful perform
snce Of the work. II the delay exceeds
the contract time beyond one year, the
contract is 10 be broken and the company
take possession Of the security money.
The contractor il na eminent civil ebein-
eer, and . man Of rare abilities. lie rns
formerly journsyman carpenter in Par
H. Ezskeags.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-02

FoKNEY ON TENSION our first Page
will be found two articles from the Press
Col. Forney's paper, on Texas and the in.
ducements to come here. 1t will be seen
thai they will be followed by othcrSof n
similar character. Our people are under
many obligations to the Press and Col.
Forney, its able editor, for the interest
manifested in our noble State, and for the
various speeches, letters and articles
which have been collected and presented
10 the public under the title of "What
Saw in Texas" They will smile, however,
ut the idea OF nthe wise and benign rule
of the Republican Party" II the country
is prosp erous, It is in spite Of and not be-
cause Of the radical administration OF af.
fiirr. Onc would suppose, after the Penn
sylvania election, that our friend Forney
had experienced enough ofthe Grant rule
and its effects.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-02

EPISCOPAL VIsITATIoN.-The Right Rev.
ALEXANDER GRECO, Bishop of the Diocese
of Texas, made his annual visitation to
st. Matthews Parish, Dallas, on Sunday
last, remaining over until Wednesday
morning, when he left for Mckinney,
where no was to hold service the same
night. He was accompanied by The Rev.
NELSON AVER, of Tennessee, who assisted
him in the services.
The Bishop preached 70 very crowded
and attentive congregations on Sunday
morning and also at night. After the
night service, he administered the sacred
and impressive rite Of confirmation to n
class of thirteen persons.
1t is very gratifying to notice the rapid
and steady growth of the congregation
and membership of St. Matthews church,
under the control of Its esteemed Rector,
Rev. s. D. Davenport, who has labored so
faithfully and energetically towards the
building up of the Parish for the past
four years. $50
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-02

FINE PIoTunE-Mr. Freeman, the
we'll known Photographic Artist of this
city, las shown us very line slereoscopic
view Of tho first breaking ground on the
Texas aud Pacific railroad at Dallas. 1t
was taken near the corner Of Houston St.
and Pacific Avenue, and you look down
the latter towards tho Trinity river md
see the wagons and plows, with their at
tendant mules, horses, drivers and labor
ors with their various implements, all
seeming natural as life. We can testify
to the faithfulncss Of this picture, having
noticed tho scene about the time when i.
was taken. Every family in Dallas should
have one.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-02
Sanger BrOs.,

Sanger BrOs.,
AT their large and commodious store
50xS0 feet--on Elm Street, have perhaps
the largest and most complete stock Of
goods 10 be found in northern Texas, and
few, if any, of the Galveston or Houston
houses can show finer and more COM
plete assortment Their stock consists of
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Boots and
Shoes, Notions, and, in fact, everything
kept in FIRST CLASS DRY GOODS EsrAB-
LIsuMENT. We stepped in to see these
gentlemen few days ago and were graft
fed to witness the neat appearance of
everything, and the system that see med to
pervsde the whole establishment. They
had just received heavy invoice Of pew
goods which were piled up on R.
iers ready for exhibition and Ne
cannot begin to give thorough Y Up
ton ofthis establishment, but will s. to
those wishing to bny, to give SANGER
BEos. call. They will find a large stock
attentive and polite clerks, and cheap
,.taaa