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The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-01
4 WORD TO OUR ADVERTISING
FRIENDS.

It is our custom to call special
attention to new advertisements;
but there are times when newspapers
welt a. hearts and stomachs are
too full fr- utterance. To speak in
adequate terms of each advertiser
and his specialties would be to make
the APPEAL one widespread and
auper-diluted puff-a weak and wa,
terry repetition in the editorial col
nmns of what is fully and artistically
amplified in the advertising depart
ments; and in such sea of over
drawn SWEEPS each enterprising ad-
yertisey would be swamped like an
. over-fed ay in vast and shoreless
sea Of Floating Islands. tits better.
~ We Judge, to call attention to indi-
vidual cases in such fashion as that
the act of singing out may not be
lost In the maelstrom of subc:abund-
ant generality of mentioning.
- Fellow -Carsonites, we are pleas
antly and temporarily intoxicated
with the gladdening signs of success
with which our new venture is greet
ed by you. We started upon the
project of an enlarged issue, not
with misgivings but conscious of the
doubt which hung over the expert
ment. That doubt is already dis
PEELED. Our courageous, liberal, en-
terprising fellow tqwnsmen have
nobly responded to our ideas, pur
? poses and solicitations, and have
nearly if not quite filled up the
measure of difference which lay be
tweep the old fixture and the new
project. Carson, rejuvenated,
strengthened and revitalised. like
1very other live and go-afead city.
riH sustain courage and energy and
enterprise; and we are encouraged
past all doubts, and confirmed in the
belief. long felt. that to him that
Ihould go the right way about it,
here was . larger field than has pre-
npalY hsen worked and occupied
Han endeavor to deserve a
g sis hearty and ef-
- ksPll measure of
, 1873-04-24
FIRE INSURANCE.

Seventh Annunl Convention Of tho
National Hoard of Uudersvritcra--
vs Nrv voar Anr;1 % % ''Tho asvonth ornu,, con.
voni;"n ~ },,c Mationo1 Doord ~ Firo IIndar-
atara wr;tara cnn,,nencod toadov Wanrv 0ni1iov
'rasi;n Thora vos Wv Io": ,tten"ncc IT, Jn
hm,o praS;5ort T., lila a51roea aad ss;Eh" III
eng? anu noseEn Iot @ a1oGfa'eu nr snh. asai
n6 ~ '1r Lor a aoi;cS a Th"ir
m;,n's rs m ris1ta .yoro so low t6at whom haayv
iossna camo thnv woro unnblo to meet tIeu1. and
% tho uolIoy-hoilers sulforod. Roforrlpg to tic
boston fire, ho paid that tho total loss was
inauranco in Massachusetts companies Of
, 1873-04-24
WALL STREET.
Eovie1v OF tho Money, Bond, Stock,
Gold, anil Produce Markets.

Eoview OF tho Money, BOND, Stock,
Gold, anil Produce Markets.
New YonK, April 23.-Dusineas to-day was
very quiet in the different departments Of Wall
street. Money worked d little closer. Legal
tendcr notos are now arriving moro freely than
during tho earlier days Of April Tho honda
bought by the Treasury to-day will be paid for
with National banknotes. Prime mercantile
paper is moving satisfactorily at 10 to "a por
In Btoolla tho business and fluctuations wore
important only in a fow instances, the most ac-
tive dealings having been in Western Union,
Pacific Mail st. Paul common, md Eric Tho
general list opened steady, but, after the First
Board, bocame weak. Towards midday pricoa
improved, and tho market was 4 firm until about
onBlod.
Gold, foreign exchange, and Governments
tna sxa aal o2n ahs @ sRmonts Of 'p0'' 0d'y by
Tlourwasfair1y activo and tlrmer formost grades
under $3.50. Good to choice family grades we're
steadior, though not active. No: 2 and auportine
for future. Business was restricted for want Of
5000 brls shipping o1tra for May, at $3.50. Re-
coipts, 10,480 urls. Holdars Of wheat have again
HuFuuGUu tAC4I lElGGd At40O paE 44 MILL SooA
inquiry for spring for export and milling, but
tic absenco Of freight room ohooks business.
Single car lots a.o extremely difficult Of sale.
saloa: 28,600 bu. Receipts, :289,o40 bu' Pork
WAS tir1net for this month, which was quoted OF
Cd early at s1o6o@1o.75. Tor futuro:dollvory,
salos aro reported Of 1000 brls tor May, at
$1,000. Receipts, 805 packages. Gut meats
woro gonorally quiet. Small lot OF dry-salted
shoulders sold at 1870. piolled bolies arc In
light supply, npd quoted ut 1o@1015o for
IA aud IL brls average. III picked
aud smoked meats, no important business was
reported. Receipts, 1880 pkgs: Bacon WAS
long clear contracts arc reported at 0]Go. Sales
embraoo 275 boxes long oloar, to arrivo, at 016o.
Long clear on tho spot WAS quoted at oN@10o.
Lard was moderately active mud steady. Sales
for June, md 101(o for July. April IL quotod
firm At o3lc; 30 tcs city brought o}1o. Receipts,
822 pkga.
, 1873-04-24
Station.



WASHINGTON, April 23.-Tho ares OF lowest
barometer will continue moving Eastward be-
yond tho Carolina coaBta. For Thursday in tho
South Atlantic States, falling temperature and
winds veering to northwest with cloudy weather.
For the Gulf States, north and northwest winds,
increasing to brisk on tho Western Gulf Coast,
with generally cloudy woathor and lower temper
aturo. For tic Middle and Eastern Statea, rising
barometer, north and northwest winds, and gen.
orally cloudy woather. For the Lake Region,
rising barometer, Diminishing northern winds,
and oloudy::woathor, with slightly higher tom-
porature.
Cautionary aignals continue at Washington and
Norfolk.
Special Dfspatch to The Chicago 447bune.
CINCINNATI. O., April 23.-A polar wa,N swept
through portion Of Indiana and Ohio last
from two to i've inches upon tho ground This
morning, tho storm reaohed as fur south rs
Rushville,, Ind, and Carthage Ohio: Within
eight miles Of Cincinnati, northward Of thia
line, the storm raged with moro or loas severity
o. far cast as ParkorsbWg. ". Va, doing much
Oh arc nearly killed. Wheat and other ceroals
are, however, doing nicely. Tho woathor to-
night throughout tic region is cloudy, and clear-
Ing, and cold, with heavy winds.
, 1873-04-24

Maino, five from Maryland, throo from. Dela:
waro, md othors. Most Of tho persons boolod
are 1adieH. .Aftor 1anding. at Glasgow and
Inspecting TINT city, thoy. will go to
Edinburgh. 11el1oao. and Abottstora. On
o1y nnar u M III Earl o Gf 81 S'to g1ra will gg9
tho tnost baronial residences In England.
Lator IN tho evoning Of the Same day tho party
will tako q special train from Alton to London,
whore they viii arrive in timo to attond a grand
An,orican bail to 10 glgcn at tho 81: Pa',cras
uotol. Ono Of tho main objects Of tho oxour-
sion is to visit: tho principal univorsity towns,
and accordingly Cambridge, Antwerp, Bonn, and
Munich will bo included In tho route. Several
dnys will DO devoted to tho Vienna Exposition,
and on tho return journey visits will bo mado at
!An4borg, Lindau, Lako Conutanco, Romanshorn,
Wintcrthur, Bchatf hauaon, Zurich, zug, Lu-
corno, Interlacken, Dorno Gonova. and Paris.
On tho way from Paris to Glasgow, from which
port thoy will eeil for Americn on Aug. 29 calls
will DO made Of Rouon, Dioppe, and New-Haybn.
Tho party will probably arrive at this portion
Sept. .. Families and smaller scholastic com.
parics. composed Of from tlyo to ton porsons,
aro sailing by ovory steamer.
, 1873-04-24
"HOOSlER" BROWN.

arrout og th1u woto., 1,,,rx1,v,
,aeso,ta. -, Mo'.I I.,t ~" s r.ntl,t. r."% uo.s
C,nrn,,,,a,. o..on ~" !,uM ro1M ,T log s.opolnR
C'..h I'nai. I'm "Ao1" AAe h"o Eo1loWcu
W 'Ia"t oi.g'
Special Dispasch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
NEW YoRK, April 23.-Ell Brown, alias "Hoos-
icr" Brown, Baid to bo ono of tho most notorious
criminals in tho Woat. was nrrcated t1tn morning
,, Dot.otivoa For,os o,, s,1,iaato - t,,a [a,'9
- nno ;,t, ~ ~ 81 sn@ ~"
'ra1 o'nco' ohofgoo VIII having stolen S!a,ooo IN
groonbacks, and gold watch, valued ut 9l6o
from Mr. T. ". Fuller, resident Of Chicago,
but ut present living ct 168 East Houston street
In tb;s cftv. Mr.. Fu1,or cal1od nt tho po1ico
..,s ,aas rn,,s sa.,s. 49,
a'7 .os9' ino oe'ec.l'ea ascoItalnoa tna1 no vas
IN tho company Of Brown when he missed lis
watch and money! and tho oflcors, knowing
Browns character. immediately iumpod to the
corcraion That 1o ,vn tba t1iof nn5 occors;,n1.,
, 1873-04-24
Horrible EnfIaIatlCfiloa

NEw YonK Aorl 29.-Thia evening Mrs. Hon
messy, 90 years Of ago, wife OF George HonneB6y,
q respectable shoemaker, rosiding iii tonomont-.
houto, 81 Third street, during fit Of n-
sanity SAINT killed: her two ,ehiltiren' S George,
months. Oh returning from work Tho husband
found the door OF tho room locked, and after
considerable trouble gained admission, whom 10
saw tub standing In tho coutre Of tho room IN
which tho boaies OF the children .woro lying.
Tho mother, who for some timo has boon attiiot-
ed with religious mania, had ohoked tie child
rcn, and thon roasted tho bodies Oh tAo stoye.
The poor creature Waa sent to the hospital BY tho
police,
, 1873-04-24

CINCINNATI, O., April 23-Iho annual report
of Capt. II. II. TatBon, seorotary Of the Board
Of Trado, il published. From this IT is apparent
that the totai value Of tho manufactured Of tho
city for tie year 1879 Vas slask ka0o og0 gain
tho preceding yeas Of 9! co. ooo Ihe man
ufaetures OF iron reached I'd S25, 76u o9o; liquors,
co.; oiothing, 19''o0O, 900; loathog $4,000, 300;
Tobacco, s5,500. 600; soap, candies, and oil,
$500, 1000. All these departmental show Ill In
croase over tho preceding year, with tho excep-
tion of tobacco. Tho hoaviost incroaao III In iron
manufacturer, which is ca, 100000 The number
Of 4alds employed in tho manufactures ia {, 800.
, 1873-04-24
METEOROLOGICAL.

Signal Service Bureau Reports md
Representations.
CHICAGO, April 23-1o:18 =. m.
The following reports lavo been received from
tho placea mentioned below:
, 1873-04-24

LIVERPOOL April 23.-yhe steamships City o1
Brooklyn, Oily of Driatol, Douau, Datayln aud
8armRtian lava arrived ont.
NEW YonK, April 29.-Arriyod' Steamships
Colunlbtat from alasgoW. and Hansa, from.
Bremen.
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When We consider that the EgyetasH
cotton crop for the past year was 400, +.
600, 600 bales. we have . higher sppte-
citation OF the Importance of Egypt and
the value OF her resources: The Co
vernment. fully impressed with tho i'm
portsnce Of the cotton crop to Egpyt's
prosperity, is turning its attention 10
the improvement OF the cotton lands,
every year opening new channels to
facilitate irrigation, employing steam
pumps for that purpose, and doing all
IN its power to make the cotton crop a
source OF continual prosperity
The Augusta papers give an account
OF the suicide in that city Of woman by
the name Of Bettie Hubbard, on Friday
last, by taking iaudanum. She had
been leading dissolute life for mum
Der OF years.
The contest at Wilmington between
the colored fire companies. Comet Star,
OF Charleston. and Cape Fear, OF Will
mington, resulted in favor of the Comet
Star, who received the silver medal.
Gungle, of Princeton, Wis, hung his
rifle from the ceiling, muzzle downward,
extended himself on tho bed, and wor-
ried the thing off with stick. The bul.
let went through him nicely.
In view of the prevalence Of cholera at
Vienna, the Commercial Mail Adreytisey
thinks that it would be good policy in
Secretary Fish not to recall our swim.
ding commissioners.
Tho King of Denmark has formally
thanked Michigan astronomer for hav.
ing named o newly disco vered asteroid
after his daughter, the Princess Thyra
Two residents OF Fond dn Lac, having
q lack OF fondness for their respective
wives. first whopped them and then
.'swapped" them.
A blast at Marblehead, Mass, threw
100 pounds Of rock half a mile, and it
struck ald killed. COW.
Mrs Utsey, Of Charlcston, died Thurs
day. on her return from pic nio.
The "Muii OF Athens" loves her liie as
will AZ Byron did aud still clinga to it,
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Nehoe

OPfIOE OF o. G. PARSLEY d CO.,
WILMINGTON. N. O., May l, 1873.
4 NESS in Columbia will be conducted By
Mr.. r. q. JAMES, and he alone is authorised
to transact any business fer rs and, in our
name. O. e. PARSLEY j. co.
The undersigned can he found Tor tho. pre-.
sent ut the store OF Messrs. Bowen d LsFar,
tthree doors forth Of rnENIS offics,) where
al orders loft Tor COAL will receive prompt
hand aud delivered In any part OF the city, at
lowest caeh l.rlcos r. q. JAMES.
May6 iN*
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WHAT THR MoRMoNs INxxp soD Dnrs.
A solicitous gentlemap In .B0s3S 81 !. ~
written letter to the editor Of :the iS
Lake Herald. asking him it he intsndaf1
remove to Arizona with tAe sess 6f his
people. The editor publishes the letter,
and in bis reply says that il the Nor.
mons are about to leave Utah he hasnos
yet learned OF it, and that the settleme ent
South OF st. George, in Arizona, in be-
ing formed just as all the, other Mormon
settlements have been formed In Idaho,
Nevada and Arizona. Brigham Young
his health and tbis viii he % ahont 1es .hs s4 sol
tent OF the great Mormon "exodus." As
to the Mor@ons, he says they expect to
remain in Utah and there 10 work ont
their destinies s-whatever they may be. T.
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y4H6tnTV n - Sn& ~
aanixsd ~ G,ssn.;}Is '.p ~. ax 49, 49, T.
isst. bv the sleot;u,' - .,,a toWt'.asg WIgsnny gEy
fivers: Col. n. s. 1H..,nstt yss;y. s9s IS
81, Be.tf;aa fHs Eo1s, g.. Ss4seE
ALEX. McBee. Ei0fxgR; 81 Marion. and
Rs l. rAsO nahssn, Of HewberTy. DiseSt: !:
ors. atThS espi6f is to be Sa0O:0eO.
They @aserekopk S80. COO In .eoniSTnb.
ISeriPsiS6a. %RS RSesidsht Ind BlFSStors
4rsy sble7 and experienced men. and its
prospect Is bright.
Within fev:. :.veara p..t thar. h.,
Lruurnn0 ~; ~ sh;:E aan, p.o' uelo nao
drea1 brmaanl onlled burlesoue.
u nklAe en- of Midas. II
apparel enough TO
sMeM Eer Epish light Of the
slfn: = il ;f9 lfihout Wit: Jokes
41la 40epce without ono
Una soas |Sne& ;bouffe without
I!ssllp FARGO without its
9oeutess ! tshcnt form and void.
s.s.sis.:tstSs d. Louis Globe.
Daring the Train insanity farce. in
New York, the other day. the iindee rs.
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CRxDrT M0lHEa .M A,parxArE WAY,
psss pes q a:sssss,s sss e
Insolvency hung over the Atlantic Ns-
last sassfdsy! I.s bisRty' re.psstsbIs DsSs +;
President and Directors believed that
eyelJthinga vas going on, sight; aud, the
Un1ted 4tates Bank .Ex@mincK, bore Of
Ihe'al and ,,pnvaFyiug,A testimony 70 the
soiveney and. .safatH Of tho sxoallent In
asltution., At, i, O'Clock. on Saturday A.
ternoon, its ,Gasbiers, Mr. Eatntoe. aged
tnirty.tnrees entered the Clearing House.
and inqnired fpr The Presidsnt' ..He ,dc.
sired 20. sag sothi4 in q. .aqiot swaI thas
he: was defanIter to. shes amount OF
e400, ,000.' The. glAStinE; Housei Oon1.
mtttse sstonished thb biissf6iiy ienorat1f
Directors OK che AAantio Bank. who
happened to be in session; when they
walked behind the desk 20 Examine the
books OF the. bank. Mr: Tatntor .yearsy
oooily pointed ons tha evidence OF bis
orime-afterwards resuming his poai-
tien. and Joking freely,with his victims
until the oJoae;oi han kihg houis.
The following dialogue occurred dur
ing the examination Of the books:
Mr. Tappsn asked Mr.. Taintor, ''How
long has this been going on7"
Mr.. Taintor-Five years.
Mr. Tsppan-H -Hsvely on anssshipg leit7
Mr. Taintor-No.
Mr.. Tappan-Where has it all gone TO-?
Mr. neutrality-suspicious.. t l..t-
Speculations in gold and stock aE-
sorbed the entire capital of the bank in
surplos' and perhaps s2o0,000' of The
deposits besides Aud yet mo official
could discover anything wrong! There
Is nothing like our national banking
system. ,a"s;sa.' .u -
He bad brought sorrow and suffering
to 80 many honest homes, that It was
considered prudent to escort him to the
Ludlow street Jail. HeHea great outrage
was committed on the sublime genfds
who had stolen bank without detection.
They actually committed him to an ordi-
nary cell and placed him on prison fare
Ibis -.ndeeenoJ wss, however, : lickiy
corrected. and the jovial thief. ''~fIobe
immediate relations can count their
wealth BY. milIions." has . place at tho
luxurious boardersi. table, alongside OF
Mr. Van Name, OF the Market Ssvises
BANK. and ex-senator Gnham, Of tho
Waikiki Bank. Bail is said TO be forth
coming to release the man "of wonderful
efrontery and coolness" In the course
OF year or two, he Will be pretty sure
to come to the surfsoe az one Of tho fret
brokers Of Wall street. = ~ (
This man Taintor stole 5000. 900 en-
trusted to his keeping. His crime is far
more heinous than II he had Blown open
the safe of another bank to. Eet th4
money. And yet, be is not trsassd, ,of
regarded by the public, asa crimiaal,
oi@liafl idefalcaflnns. ara occurring In
every part OF the COUNTRY. The betrayal
81: .i@s:. '!ss s o.!sss gss
snl. No wonder that the public. con-
science is debRuched, when an American
Congress would not punish its own men-
bers who had been convicted OF robhin9
the people. There 10 no use Of fo4pectta9
integrity in private life.~ when. sNhss3&
lstlons OF public trust ate tpernit
go unpunished. ?..,s4s''; = 80 S
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- sAAX-y yIE!E.20.f x y - EEkE-F-
sHo.E7Re9p1 IApaoar+4A7 norseapond-
ii9b{ as$ya .soasa Eac5 ss. aodS6f oo oe9asE sase
vSoidAekpG Is she sisel,lnstida oi % 81
oooap.nts.. s1e /. would sbhx thinks, pre-
them fSa ss;Rse 81 & hse t.a s.np aS,9a sa1
psny 81 9sS n Balytproof asmos snae ooala s9I
track them fearleesly 40 their lsjrs and
exserminate them! Il. This: lsttsr, suRRes-,
ton seems not without weight. Bullet.
proof srmor IL made in France, enl
though adaptad to only few Of tke
emergencies Of modern warfare The No.
,doc' campaign dss precisely ono ~hIah II
10 adapted to. i The 'fhdlSha hfd 'If.
tillery. tho armof would, of course: be
useless; but their most powerful Weapons
are rifles, and the bAlla ,ok the rfa0ak
powerful Of them hatten harmls3lyR DON
these ihPregnable hApberxe6nnst toI cork.
chain:mail and a&s2.spha. s !. Edmoud
Aoeos~ relates that. one of -fiaerAfriuzn
A1nss 9fIthe gold.oosst imported 1 nan-
be! ef these suits Of armoF; in, ,whoss In
vnlnerabihty henpossssssd;I I such; conf
aSnSe. th3to hg, Afr4yed his ministry
saerafn. grouped them aitfstically at q
snost dlseapces and then trained upon
them . twenty7four FOUNDER heavily
loaded With grape. Il is needless 20
mention that, only one fsgar, three ears
and 9, ,pilloW -asse.fulI Of woei was left of
the entire. cabinet. and the. sovereign n
still reondnotiDgi in the OWL ,onsts of
France. a suit for damages against tho
manufacturers. We should .Ihayo no
cause to fear similar disaster. in the
Lawn beds, but every reason to hope that
the employment OF such srtuof would
SAFE lite and hhsten tho oonetusinn Of
the campaign. NeV Fork Wera1. :,
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Palmetto Steam Firc Engine Company

THE REGULAR
monthly meeting
OF this Company
will be- held at
their Hall, THIS
,tTuesdAy) EVEN
ING, 1T s O'Clock.
By order of the
President.
T. P. PURSE,
May 6 l Seo'y.
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Twins Hall-.-Two Nights Only.
PROF. GERARD.

YHHE wonderful MAGICIAN, PRESTIDI-
4 aATUkE and RARPEST, will give two
e1hi6!tione on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
EVENINGS, May 6 and 2. For particulars
eoe programmes. H.sf May62
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Advioss from Rritish India icosnfirm
previous reports CONCERNING thS anixVor.
able condition OF the cotton pfBdnoing
industry :thera Production has Isn.
goishsd since ztbe fall quotstiops, Il ana
ouiti vators are disoouragsd BY .She state
OF the rhsrkets. Fits the same, to''a
greater or less extent, ia all the other
forsign producing countries. In tKi; BON
neodbhs ithere appears to be Sufficient
grounde for. the conclusion. that fhe
sou thsrn portions Of the United States
stlll oonstttdte the beat and most reliable
cotton fold n 4heh world. Id NO other
country can that Stapias bs e1lsfyaJed so
eheapfy nr.sbissll, Or. With 90 reasoDSble
;prospeot, Of rcmunsratiye FetuYns;iaA
% the Southern portion OF the United
Staten. = h'i>-:
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aS the freight train was crossing at
Urqneharts, says the Columbus SIN, n
low miles distant, big pine tree was
twisted by the wind from its bold to the
ground and tossed over tho train to the
other side OF tho track. It was narrow
escape. The train numbered sixteen
cars. A short distance behind was the
passenger traip. A tree blew down lust
ahead. scratching the engine very much,
and breaking out the window of the cab
aud baggage car. No other damage.
and no stoppage.
a water faucet carclessly left open in
nm upper story of 10. 50 State street,
Boston, caused some $4,000 damage
last night. Thomas Groom, stationer.
occupying lower floor, estimates his
1883 ut $1,000, the stock being nearly
ruined.
Inc Sultan was not very rich man
when Le assembled the throne of Turkey.
AMI yet he now wants TO borrow $3.50.
oUO. O0O on the security OF bis estate.
he must have accumulated real estate
almost as fast as Gen. Grant.
The Fairplay (Colorado) Sentinel
boasts that it is published at a greater
altitude than any other paper in the
World-lO, 600 feet above the leyel OF the
sea.
Wilinm Black, OF the firm OF Ball,
Black & Co, the celebrated New York
jewelers.. died yesterday, aged sixty
seven.
John Hanna has disappeared myste-
riously from Brooklyn, md they natural
~ inquire what's the mattor with him.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-06-13

HASNEvER YET BEEN KNOWN, AND
Ill no threatening OF it at present.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-06-13
DRUGS. ETC
Murder In Albany

Murder I'm Albany
HAsNEvER YET BEEN KNOWN, AND
Ill no threatening Of 1t at present.
Death
Is thing which sometime must befall
every son and daughierof the human fam
lily; and vet,
AT the Midday,
OF your life, If disease lays his vile hands
upon you, there Is still "a balm In Gilead, !"
by which you may be restored 10 perfect
health, and prolong your days TO q miracu-
l0uS extent.
How T?
By calling on
R. C. HILL & SON,
With a prescription, where you can have
Ii COMPOUNDED by one exnerienced in that
particular line Also, constantly on hand
COOL assortment of fresh drugs, patent
medicines, chemicals, Paints, oils, dye
stutfs, trusses, etc. Agents for the
Celebrated Unk Weed Remedy,
Or, Oregon Rheumatic Cure; DR.. d. Jayne
& Sons me e1icines, etc.
Snence's Positive and Negative Powders
kept in stock. Also agents for the
Home shuttle Sewing Machine,
One of the most useful pieces of household
furniture extant. Call and examine,
X, c. HILL & SON.
Albany, June 10, 7l-4Ov3
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-06-13
Albany Book store.
gNO. FOsMAY,

DEALER tn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
~ School Books, Hank Books, Stationery
Fancy Articles, &e.
BoOks imported tC order, Rtbhortest pgs.
oibl0 notice. 80 vDhBG
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-06-13
AlI otIler Kinds of fBulIdlng Nnterlnl.

A LSO: PREPARED 10 DO MILL
"a work, furnish shaker fans, zigzag
shakers, suction fans, driving pulleys Of
any kind, at our factory on Lyon street ION
the river bank, next below Markhah's
warehouse. ALTHOlTSEk 81 M
Albany, Feb. 10, lsss,l4