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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-14

DEATH or MATT. BrAS.-MAtt. Bean,
an old resident Of Western Nevada and
we'll known to many citizens Of this place.
died at half.past 10 o'clock last saturday
night. lie has had charge Of the Virginia
race-track for several years and was famil-
lar TO all a. q good horseman. About
two weeks ago he was training q young
horse which fell with him and rolled over
upon him. injuring him internally. and
| from the effects Of which he died at the
time stated. The funeral took place at 2
o'clock to-day from the racc-track.
CoMrNo To rnE soRArcu.-Thc Demo-
Gratis are doing what they can to ''orga-
nize" for the coming campaign. Tho
Tildcn Club Of tho First and Second
Wards, Virginia. organized last Saturday
evening with the following officers: Presi-
dent, DIR. Henry Bergstcin; Vice Presi.
dents. n. l.. Lowcry, W. +. Stewart. Og'
den Hiles, =. ID. Plunkett and A. y. Nc
Kay: Secretaries. II. q. Thompson n II.
q. Love, Corresponding Secretary, j. ].
Coopcr ; Treasurer. Al. Smith; Hergcant-
alarms. II. McCausland,
ANEw DEPARrrRE.-The sulphur beds
near Steamboat Springs will no longer DO
worked for the sulphur they produce. A
company il being formed for the manufAc-
ture Of sulphuric acid and for the extrac.
ton Of the high per cent. Of quieksilver
which has been discovered TO exist In an
! aimest pure state a. greater depth 10
reached. IL Is thought by the prospectors
that they can 70 down until they lind an
immense reservoir Of quicksilver. which
they will be able TO dip up with = ladlc
like soup from = howl.
wonx on The wylie building next to
Blacks corner. c street. Virginia, still
continues. Notwithstanding the injunction
issued against such proceeding by MT:
BLACK, Since the property has changed
hands there seems 10 have been an un.c-
countable transfer Of opinion a. 10 the
safety Of that " north WALL"
vmoISiA CRY and Gold Hill are dsvel'
oping any number Of anxious candidates.
all seif-sacriacing patriots willing 70 serve
their country 10 tho very best OF their
ability-for q confederation.
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MrsICIANs.
Lager Beer and Loud sisEing- Geid
Hill's Minstrels.

Some Of the best singers In Nevada are
on the Com.tock. and Of these probably
the very best are In Gold Hill. Almost
any evening after the boys get "off shift"
they maj be heard singing their ~favorito
tunes. accompanied by the musical clink.
ing Of the glasses As the wine goes round.
But to be practical and explicit. We are
forced to admit that the majority Of these
honest sons OF toll take more kindly TO
beer than to anything else. and II they do
not drink beer or ale. II j. generally
"whisky straight" instead Of wine that
they call for. These singers are oil Cor
uishmen. and they are proud to tell you
where they came from. They bring with
them many Of the strong. ringing airs OF
their native land. and not = few OF them
have composed songs since coming
here, introducing such words rs ''Liber-
ty," ..Union" and America" and
adopted them 10 the music they have
learned TO lore 80 yell. The songs are sung
with the same spirit and feeling ~ would
be the refrain Of ''God saw the Queeu"
or "a Rule, BRITANNIA" A great many Of
these Cornishmen make good citizens,
settle down and become thoroughly iden.
titled with the interests and and welfare Of
the country. They have all tho good
sense. good physical developement and
sound mental capacity 81 other English
men, without that senscless exclusiveness
and pompous pride affected by certain
class of their countrymen. Tho Gold
Hill Cornish singcrs have gained con.
siderable notoriety. and when they com.
mence to sing In q Virginia City saloon.
they Ill up that place Of spiritual conso-
lation In q very short space OF time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-14
STANDING IN.
the Hayes and wheeler CampaiEn
club ofAmerican Fiat.

Last Saturday evening between twenty
and thirty persons assembled Attic school
house on Americas Flat. for the purpose
OF organizing q Hayes aud Wheeler Cam
paign Club. The meeting was called to
order by Albert Lackey. who was elected
temporary chairman aud Immediately up.
pointed committees ON resolutions and
permanent organization. The committee
retired and after due delibcration returned
AMI presented 10 the meeting . pledge to
BE- signed hy all wishing to become mem.
hers, which, was unanimously adopted.
A permanent organization was then Of.
ected by electing the following OIL.
GERS President. Ex-Governor II. q. Bias
del /; Vice Presidents, v. b. cabin and Al.
bert Lackey (; Treasurer. Z. Prince ; Ser
geant.at-Arms, T. l.. Loomis (; Assistant
ScrgeAnt-at-Arms. @. G. Wright Secrs.
tary. Joseph +. Cunningham.
Some telling and eulogistic speeches
were then delivered by the President and
several members Of the club. portraying
the worth Of the Republican standard-besr.
ers. and some dcnunciatory and caustic
remarks lbut true) Of the Democratic
candidates. The meeting then adjourned
to meet again on Thursday evening the
18th instant at tho same place at 1850
o'clock. A cordial invitation IL extended 10
all persons who can be present on the coca.
Sion. Sevcral accomplished young ladies
have signified their willingness 10 he pres
eni At the meeting aud q good time 10 an
ticipatel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-14

HALr.wAr wIDowERs. - Nothing is
more MISUNDERSTANDING than a married
man whose wife il on q visit TO the lake.
Ono Of these unfortunate gentlemen was
yesterday heard 10 remark that he hal
determined that In the future his wife
shoald never leave him for . trip like that
unless no went with her.
THERE was but q partial attendance at
the meeting Of the Union and Confederate
Veterans last Saturday evening. and tho
address that was 10 have been delivered by
Hon. Charles L. De Long was postponed
until some future time.
The trenches for the new school-housc
that is to be built In Virginia City have
boon dug. A large amount Of stone and
lumber arc on tho ground. and work will
be commenced soon.
NATIONAL GUARD HALL IL 10 be opened
shortly with 4 splendid theatrical com.
pany. Of which Miss Rosa Etyngo will he
the leading light. Excellent performances
arc promised.
Coin weather and fires at Lake Tahoe
only help TO make visits at that place all
tho more enjoyable, It's q big change
from the season Of the valleys.
Two xIsEns were hurt In the Justice
mine last Saturday by loose rock falling
from above. No serious injuries were
sustained.
Tn intelligent voter is called upon IA
register. that he may be permitted to vote
for the ''best man. At the Fall election.
MICHAEL KELLY WAS arrested in Virginia
last Saturday night for beating his wife.
JArLEn RoBEy has returned from
Steamboat Springs.
nAaaEII has found his horse.
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ruf~ MORNING..
S.s ophir. 90. soS. a..
40 Mexican, "a. IN. 5tk
<sj Gould a Curry. i5k. is'.. iis
20 Beet 4 belcher. IS
Ia; California. os. eoN. co. h. co.,. COZ.
COW bo
~ Savage. 10. iok hsO
lao Con. virginia. sek. "a.
IS Chollar. ro-osi. -. ~. s9k
80 Hale 4 Norvross. i0s. i0S. To-.
<io Crow Point. i2t. ifS. ". isS
-; yellow Jacket. ~. ~.
23s Iupsrtai Coz. 81
ass bclehsr. ~. n.
Connisnce. No saies
% slers Nevada. i5s, Ia.
20 leotush, i7k
11s Alpha. a., Wv. go. q sio
rs Utah. -. 93h
10 Bullion a.
20 Seq. Beichsf.f ..
Sos 0vsrman. q. "a. - b.
eco y~sstiee. ~, -.
no kxchelner. ~
80 Union Con. itk
iys; Lady Bryan. ~
sGs yulis, ~
SIS Caledonia. ~. NJ.
100 piobe. i7se
Is HLtimore con ~.
90 silver Hiil. IN
80 Challenge. ~
% Aita.t
10 woodyiiie. o.
1919 1rojsn. T,se
ls0 Maryland, &C
IN Prospset.G
sO North Con. virginia. sir
o. Lazy wsshin.ton. ~
loo Knickereoeksr. csSe
i3o Wells Fargo. &c
no Yard. II
iao Levisihan. s'kc
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hats. 10 he sure, but you cannot have
pleasure without paying for 1t. There
was the usual amount Of sparkling, and
the usual amoun Of kissing In the tun-
nels. These are things which no prudence
or police arrangements can prevent on q
picnic. They are all right. The boys and
the girls will do II. and the less said about
IL the better. A jollicr crowd never en-
tered Gold Hill than that which came from
the Caledonians' picnic on Saturday. II
is evident that they enjoyed themselves
under the protecting shade Of the thistle.
The S~cotchmen Of Of Nevada have made
. good beginning. and In the future their
picnics and games will Be what they are In
New York. the grand sociablc event Of the
wear.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-14
THE HuLLIox CONNECTION.
The Mine Ventilated Dewn 60 the
l7oO.foot Level.

The loneerpected and heartily-de~ired
connection between the Wine below the
400 and the up-ralsc from the i7oo-foot
level Of the Bullion mine, was accom-.
plished last night. The opening was
hardly made between tho two shafts before
the air turned with . stroug suction down
the Bullion shaft. passing out through the
long drift on the ls00-foot level and mp the
Imperial Consolidated shaft.
This IL an important connection and
will permit In . very few days Of tho com.
mencement Of the prosecuting. aud thor
ough prospecting Of the i70O.foot level.
both north and south. II will also greatly
benefit the circulation Of air on the 1000
foot level Of the Imperial mine. and
enable the starting up In . very short time
OF the Alpha combination drift on that
level. The Bullion folks are muchpleased
with the result.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-14

Br,riso HIS BrrrrR HAlF. James
Duningsn. sho formerly lived in Gold
Mill. hut Who How fAvors Silver City by
making II his place Of residence, was ar
rested In Virginia City lAst Friday ON q
charge Of beating his wife. lie was taken
TO silver City for trial. was found gnilty.
Gsed Sos %. and his wife, who hal becn
30 fearfully punished by him. rustled
around the tow and raised the money 10
Keep her husband from going IN jail.
TIE Hayes and Wheeler Club Of the
First and secoad Wards. Virginia. held
their regular meeting lssi Saturday even
ing. The Club WAS addressed by Judge
Addison and several other entertaining
speakers.
AcHiSlxAS was shot through the left
,high In Virginia City last Thursday night.
His uound 70 dangerous snd he appears TO
have been hurt in . family quarrel. ss no
complaints have been made BY the Mongo-
lisns.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-14

v.cAsr places In tho dental ranks will
never occur II you are particular with your
teeth. and cleanse them every day with that
famous tooth-wash. Sozodont. Prom youth
10 old age II will keep the enamel spotless
and unimpslrcd. The teeth Of persons who
use Bozodont have . pearl.like whiieness.
and the gums . roseats hue. while the breath
ispure, and rendered aweetand fragrant. II
lscomposed OF rare antlseptic hcrbs. aud Il
entirely free rom tho Questionable and 10.
Observation-Disclosures tooth pssiss, etc. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-14
A STRANGE RUNAWAY.
A Married Man akips Out With .
Wsaan &C the Town : Charley
Mayors Escapade.


About two weeks ago Charles N. Mayer.
. gentleman Of Virginia. announced his
intention Of going to Lake Tahoe for the
purpose Of spending his Summer vacation
at that place. Mayer Is . we'll known char
acter on the Comstock. having been Q col.
lector In these parts for some time. Many
citizens Of Virginia and Gold Hill can At
test W his excellent extracting qualities.
In addition TO his duties % collector Mr..
Mayer has added those Of Deputy Clerk OF
the United States Court, together with nu-
merous other deputyships. obtained for
him by the influence Of his friends.
In order 10 make the time pass more
pleasantly. Miss Minnie Plummer. Q cap
tivating young lady. who formerly resided
panied Mr.. Mayer TO his country retire
ment. The pair left on the evening train.
and Mrs. Mayer being ON q visit to friends
In Philadelphia, no n was present to
enter Q protest. Instead OF going to the
lake. Mayer and his girl went TO San Fran
cisco. hut A. nothing was known Of this
movement by his friends here. no suspic-
ion was aroused. Last Saturday. n. NJ.
Daggett. Clerk Of the United States Circuit
Court. received = letter from Mr.. Mayer.
who was acting as Mr.. Daggett's deputy
at the time Of his departure, saying
that BY the time the epistle was received,
the writer thereof would be on the billowy
main, bound for some foreign country.
A tho only vessel that has cleared since
the date Of the note Was M for British
coinmbis md the northern ports. n Ia fair
40 nr..rus thst Charley Ia now ouietly
w%,llinv the streets Of Victoria. lie was
R.c.iycr In Bankruptcy for several
ESTATES, including The cstato Of John
u Rroxn III Churchill county. the
wvlis ana Hn,pn ~e.taies. the estate of
p.,.r pobinson AMI of n numLer Of
a,h.ru
W.,.,,. ,,lsnts mr.. extremely versatile.
..~ii, Ia shown bv the following brief
.La,.h - III. ia which Ia yoneheJ for "a
,rn..
ch.,l.. NJ MAYER vas I'm yictorla. Van.
,o,sar Isi.nJ In an. year isGa' Leepinp n
mali %i.nn.iry. He Va. married 10 = Lon.
,Ion .,.,.I n. ,,o,e whom he brought from
Enyl.nd with him. She proved ..untrue''
mi ma commenced a anti az ,y;.. con.
arsin.t the man in oue.tion-onc Captain
scott hui 10th ibe Captain and tho lady
ie,ant,d. leaving poor Mayer d~isconsolaie.
lie then gave M the laundry business and
commenced as collector Of debts and
agent for the Black List. He also acted as
Deputy Sheriff. After being In this kind
OF business for two or three years he left.
taxing a large amount Of money which he
had collected for others and failed 10 ac-
count Tor. lie then Turned nm In San
Francisco In The same business Of col.
%iec,inr' having his office Al the corner
N Wsrlst snd Montgomery streets,
WHORE GiIbert's Museum was, He
ief, s.n Prapei.co Gin doubt and
went 10 Sacramento. where he engaged In
tho same business with the same unsatis-
factory results TO his clients and creditors.
Virginia City was next favored with his
presence. in which he first made his APP
pe~arancc In 1870. and was sometime after
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street saies.

SAN rR,ScIsco. August Ia; ?. ,
Gould A Curry-i5 bad.
Con. virginia-52'. bid.
California-e0s bid.
Yellow JAcket-3l bal.
Caledoniz-sa bid
Northern Belle-23t. asked.
Union Con-it,s asked.
Bullion-lG bid.
B~eleher-23L bid. - asked.
Alpha-t1 asked.
Crown Point-l3 bid.
Utah-22t bid.
utah-23 sold.
MsIiean-Ss bill.
Julia-st bid.
Beichsr-2t bal.
JuliA-s,. sold.
Gouli A curry-i5s h.d.
Leopard asked.
Belcher -2ts
Crown Point -l2a hill.
Oyerman-s5 had.
Belchsr -2tt. asked.
Caledonia -st bid.
Northern Belle-2aS asked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-14
sAp ACCIDENT.
Aruslle E.psriaes,.' with . rssai
Result.

In accordance with tho published an
nouncement in the newspapers, quite =
number Of mining men and others inter-
ested assembled about noon to-day TO wilt
ness . trial-test Of the Excelsior powder
the new explosive mentioned In the NEWS
Of last Friday. Tho place selected for tho
test was = short distance east OF the Ward
mine. ON the Occidental road. about .
hundred yards beyond the dollhouse. A
small cannon or mortar had been con-
structed for the purpose, being the end OF
a wrought iron shaft, six inches In diam
cter, and q foot long. with four wrought
iron bands an inch and . quarter thick.
shrunk around II. A hole drilled In the
center. one inch In diameter and eight IN
ches deep, constituted the place to putin the
experimental charges. The little cannon was
set muzzle upward. and . small frame SIX
feet high arose above IL. In which . fifteen
pound weight slid up and down likea pile
driver. This was used for tamping the
charge. the weight being raised by means
Of q string over q pulley at the top Of the
frame. This was TO show the great
amount Of powerful tamping the powder
would stand with impunity.
A small quantity OF the new explosive
was first poured In loose. and exploded
with q loud report. Next. three.
quarters OF an ounce was put In and
we'll tamped by mcanna Of the heavy
weight above mentioned, the operator
standing q short distance n side and
pulling the string. causing the weight 70
drop six feet each time upon the tamping
bar which was Of wrought iron an inch
thick and 4 foot long. Three-quarters OF
AMI ounce was next exploded loose,
next an ounce. each charge exploding
with great force. An ounce and . half Of
the powder was now put In and submitted
To the powerful tamping process. The
spectators thinking there WAS little
or no danger stood near BY.
and George z. Smith stood on the rising
ground Of the left OF the road, within .
dozen feet Of the blast. Watching the
Suddenly from the tamping bar being
pressed over to the side next TO where
Smith stood. cutting the fuse, or from
some other unexplained cause, the blast
exploded. Smith Immediately placed his
hands across his stomach with cry Of
distress, and stepped down to the road.
saving "Ohi my God I'm hit" He
was assisted to tho house and sur
gical assistance summoned. DR.. McGce
arrived first from the Divide, and shortly
sfterwari Drs. Weber and Dillingham;
from Virginia. The tamping bar had evil
IDENTIFY blown to pieces. owing TO tho re-
sistance 81 the weight In the explosion,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-14

Morn TELEoRAPH.-It il proposed "a
make the ametcur telegraph line, which Il
TO b. started here, Of some practical use
Gold Hill and Virginia are to lie connec'
ted. and In case Of necessity. messages
may be- sent from one place TO another.
For instance, II q surprise party Is being
gotten up in this place and some oil the
Virginia boys are needed 10 make the
affair complete, n few clicks Of the little
machine will inform those gentlemen oi
the important matter. when they can
Immediately ''slick up" and get here %
sood = q messenger could reach them
The same curse would be adopted in case
Of any equally great event Ssnspiring in
Virginia City. This connection will
probably be made. and will no doubt he q
source 81 great amusement 10 all who are
working on the peanut line"
ASSESSMENTS. An ASSESSMENT Of 81.
per share Is levied by the Gould 4 Curry
Mining Company. delinquent on the 18th
Of September next. and n Of Ave cents
per share by the Lee Gold and Silver
Mining Company. delinquent on the 18th
Of September. Zee Official nntiecs OF tho
same in u advertising columns to-day.
CHEAP Rr,pISo.-sistecn dineren, num-
bers Of the we'll known and popular
waverley Magazine al be obtained for
one dollar. Over ten dollars. worth Of
teAdiIg In them. besides sixteen pieces Of
choice music for the piano. Nee adver-
tisement.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-14

HAoAN's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and
restores the complexion. removes freckles.
Ian and sallowness; makes the skin soft.
white and delicate. lts application ran
not be detected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-14
FOREIGN NEWS.
Murder or Christians On Chtns

sHASaHAi. August H. The French
Mission Chapel at Ningkooe. for the prov.
ince Of Ugsn Soli, was attacked by tho
populace during the celebration Of mass.
The priest and many Of the congregation
were killed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-14

Fon throat diseases and affections Of the
cheat. "Brown's Bronchial Trochcs" are
Of vAlne. For coughs, and irritation Of
the throat caused by cold or unusual eIer-
ti0n Of the vocal organs In speaking In
public or singing. they produce beneficial
results,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-14
To CANDlpSrr~

We wish TO remind all candidates Tor once
q, the coming election that al announcement.
In this pspsr and sll election printing must BE-
paid In advance. We can accept OF no soniin-
gent arrangements. SHOW your vorthln,ss tor
the once by paying promptly your printers
hitia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-14
"rHIs wArclI IN A puOI..,

Agrntieman walking along Main street, Gold
iIlll. tho other day. observed = mute with his
watch In HE mouth. fsce elongated. ard teen.
ingiy In graf distress. On motionipg for his
slate. be Inquired what tbs trouble wss. His
answer came qu'ek. This watch 10 . fool u
no got lie wAs advised 10 take 10 10 T.. @.
HUTCH. - south q streei. Virginia, and have
u made 10 10. aui3 iw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-14

LyoS's RsrHARIos makes beautiful.
glossy, luxuriant hair /; prevents Its falling
out or turning gray. II has stood tho test
Of forty years. Is charmingly perfumed.
and has no rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-14
CARE.

To all WIN are suffering from the rrrors and
indiscretlons of youth. nervous weakness
early decay. loss NJ manhood, etc.. ] will send
. recipe that will cure you. free Of ehargr
This great remedy was discovered by . nile
sionary In south America. sepd selfad
station d. bible House. New York City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-14
a %srFYoCATIN0 COuOm.

In a letter TO Mrs. Lisle, Of Chicago, . well
known contributor 10 the Western prers. she
ascribes the cure Of q dangerous cough. accom-.
panied by bleedin. al the lungs, TO llslc's
noney oi noienonnd sna MY cough.
hut the Honey of l~l0rchoHnd and Tar has
removed every trace of H." The letter was 10
. lady friend In this city. who has PLACED u 81
the disposal Of Q. ". criitenion. Z Sixth ave.
nue.. Pixies Too,haehe Drops cure 10 one
minute
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-14
PAI.AcR EATING STAND.

Everybody should know that u TOMMY
h Shepsrd's Palace saloon Virginia City. they
can always md . good square meal of the very
beat eating the market sYoris. Also OYSTER,
clafns, lohsiers and other sheii.nsh, aud game.
10 their proper season. Call and Try the palare
Ealing Stand when you are hungry. I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-14

"sTOP CussING THAT WATCH"
II Jour Watch refuse. TO conduct itself In .
manner becomg all wellbehsyed f~ime.pleces.
don't worry. hat take u 10 l. q. BUTCH. q
practical workman of twenty. siI years erpsr.
rnrc. NJ South O street. Virginia City. All
work warranted. auia Nv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-14

IL the title given to . ANAL book soon 10 he
published by DIR. u. WAGNER. providing
ums. All WIN wish . copy are requested Ia
call At No, u South O street. Virginia City. and
test tho merits of the remedies before sub.
scrihlng for the same. u 10 = digest on vene.
real diseases. On
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InOK mRuRi

u 10 worth knowing that FURNITURE
BEDDING. CARPETS. LOUNGES. SPRING
MATrRkssRs. and many other things, can b.
bought Of u. W. GRANT, Gold HIN labove the
they are repyesented 10 he. IAN