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The Trinity journal., 1856-12-06
PATIENT AMRRlTYPIS.
VNHE subscriber respectfully informs the inhal
/ tuuts Of WeayerviIa aud vicinity that he ha
sneurod lLo rnht OF TRINITY o. for inkinr
PATENT AMnROTYpES,

TNIIE subscriher respectfully informs the inhah-
| ituuts Of Weayoryllo aud vicinity that he has
secured The right Of Trinity Co. for taking
PATENT AMDRoTYpES,
they bcing the ontg lind Hot tiH tast. MS he has
been assured by the best Artists in the State that
cold weather destroys the vanished pictures. OF
if not vanished continued damp causes the Col
lodion to separate from the glass thereby in eli
ther Case destroying the picture. Having per-
maneut interest in this place, the undersigned
wishes TO give plain, unvarnishcd talcn that
the public being warned may shun Scylla and
Charybdis."
Having recently taken lessons from the first
AMI hest Ambrotypist in the state, he feels conf
dent Of giving satisfaction. None but first class
pictures suffered TO leave his rooms Call and see
lot yourselves. COR or COURT 4 TAYLOR
STs. 80 REMEMBER THEPLACE. viEN
Instruction given in the Art and apparatus fur
nishod. ON. p. NORCROSS, Amhrotypist
n H. ! hereby warn all persons against using
the Patcnt Process in this County O1IPN.
Weaver. Oct. IS, 1856. 4O-tE
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POLL TAX NOTICE.

A IL persons who have not paid their Poll Tax
~ prior to this date will. in accordance with the
law regulating the collection OF Poll Tax, be sub
jcct to pay a Poll Tax of four dollars (SD each
on and after this date d, ". POTTER, Ass.
flII. ... s. ". JAMES, Deputy.
Weaver Nov. |. 1866, 4l-tf
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Dissolution OF Copartnership.

THE Copartncrship heretofore existing between
The undersigned is this day dissolved by mgtp-
- consent ALEX. LOVE,
WILSON BRAY.
Weaver, Oct G. 1856. 3s-l'
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N CID CE~ a G- EEO
HUMBER TRADE.

TVNIIE public are hereby notified that the under
L signed on and after this date will sell lumber,
delivered in Weavervillc, at the following rates ::
Rough Lumber per M feet - $50
Planed do do do do ............$7 $40
and Matched do do ..,....,..., SIS
The undersigned are necessarily compelled to
raise the price of lumber to the above rates The
difficulty and expense incurred in saving and de
liyerng lumber at the prescntr0tcs precludes the
possibility of keeping the mills running. Seek
ing to establish fair and living price Tor lumber
and in justice to the public, We have mutually
agreed to sell and deliver at the price above sta
ted {. +. RICE,
GOSS \ SHEPPARD,
FISHER d Co.
SHORT &Co.
Weaver Nov, %, 1886. l63m
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F1S +!
View of Weaverville.

A BEAUTIFUL AND CORRECT VIEW OF
n lie town Of Wcayeryille, drawn from nature
by Mr.. Dresel, and executed on stone by Mr. Ku-
chel, of san Francisco, lust published and for
sale by FAGG s. FEAST,
at the City Drug Store.
Weaver, Nov. 2, 1856. 42-4w.
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DIR. czAPKAY's MEDICAL CARDS.
DIR. L. ]. CZAPKAYIS
Great Medical & Surgical Institut

Armory Hall Building
Cor of Montgomery and Sacramento Streets San
Francisco
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ARDW ARE,
ITO 1N "a " On 50 t g q i f.
w. w. TENNEN s. Co.,

w. w. TANNfN ~ Co.,
WEST sJpt M>IN ST.. NEXT DOOR TO MtNERs HOTEL.
NNrEaro now receiving and win keep always on
w hand general assortment of Hardware, of
the hest quality consisting of
err WROUGHT mn HORSE NAILS,
SHOFEIS, SLEDGES, HUGURN
CgHSELS, PI1NES, Hl7TYIETS,
IOTES BTIYS SCRFWS
LGTCIES, .aAES BEER PUMPS.
RMS, BELLS, ORA W ENiFES
SQUARES, GRINUSTONFS,
LOG CHdfNS, CROSSCUT SAWS,
HtLTER e" UUP
TR RgCE HiND
4 BlIIING WIRE SLUICE FORKS
NV FORES,
BORIX, QUTCtSL TEP. WINDOW GLASS,
PTITY. PILN'TS OH.S y F.IRNLSHES. &C.
BLACKSMITH'S furnished with the best arti-
Gle of Iron and steel of every size. for cash only.
W. ". TlNNIN Il Co.
Weaver, April H. 1856. 25-M
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BLA TX s HIN G.

CARR g. FROST would respectfully in
y form the public that they can always be found
at their old stand ON Main street directly oppo-
site the independence Hotel, where they are al
ways prepared to execute every description Of
Work in their line of business, with promptness,
and in the most sRHLFg'L MANNER.
HORSE, MULE, AND OK SHOEING,
done at the shortest notice They have also OH
hand q large and well-scected assortment of
MINING TOOLS,
which they will sell az reasonable rates.
Thankful to the public for their past patronage
they would respectfully solicit continuance Of
their fayors.
from, steel,
and DlacLsmiths' stock generally, always on hand
and for sale
Weaver, Feb. 23, 1856. rs.
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H. j. HOWE,
D. w. POTTER.
WIN. F. VAUGHAN,

ATTORNEY AT LAW
ASp JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
OFFICE with Williams & Potter, Court House Hill.
July 10, 1856. 26-lt.
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THE GREATEST DISCOVERY or THE AGE
CREAT BLESSING TO MANKIND limo
" cent but potent Dr, l., }. Czapkay' . Pro
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-16

o. The Charleston Mercury, the lending
Democratic organ in South Carolina, loses no
opportunity to express its contempt for the
Cincinnati nomination. In speaking of the re-
cent call i)r a Buchanan ratification neetires
at Charleston, it says: d1ai .as
Nor can we suppose that any lore or admit
ration for Mr.. Buchanan induces this meetjnes
those who have called it were opposed teshis
nomination in the Cincinnati Conyentieu. The.
South Carolina delegation did all they could
to defeat his nomination. When it was clear
that they were defeated in their choice they
Joined with the other States in giving. on the
last ballot the unanimous vote of the ceayes,-
tlon to Mr.. Buchanan, in order that the party
might go with more strength before the peo-
pie. They do not now, we presume, call
together the people of Charleston to. celebrate
their disappointment and defeat. Confidencs
in and admiration for Mr.. Buchanan do nos
occasion the CALL s9aasy
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GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
ENHERE can the hungry people get
~ The best of Groceries. dry and wetf
They'll find them. you may safely bet.
AtZ. II. Coos az SoN'S.
There's four aud sugar, soda soap,
Pipes. pickles. buckets and kitchen stuff;
Cigars quite worthy of puff.
For cash at z. II Cook SONS.
There goldfish, Coffee starch and spice.
Hams. cheese and bu ter. very nice;
All to be hal at the lowest price,
Fur cash al z a. OooK & SONS.
Corn meal, molasses. pork and salt.
And further, lest the rhvme should halt.
You'll find iust every thing but fault
For each at z. II. COOK l. SONS.
In fact believe this tale not
No man, EXCEPT astupid sot,
Can wan. for pan pot.
Or thing that t be got
To nibbe cold or swallow not.
For cash 1t z. H COOK & SoS's.
keb mhai WALDKIRCH.
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NUMBER 29I.

thing was broken; and Heaven was merc:f,i
she died; and while the distinguished friends
of the Honorable gentleman who shot the poor
waiter, are cheering that Honorable eentienIan
-keating and his wife moulder side bv sids.
The bali that pierced the bosom of the hus-
band, broke the heart of the wife, and they
sleep together beneath the clods.
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WHEELER &C WILSON'S
s Il w / n & M A G. HIN ES

fHESE M;ahines operate entirely princ-
pie USING no shuttle tut die and two threads
fhey have been in operation in the hands families
facturers suc eny long give them
and have given entire satisfa faction.
They simple in construction highly
tai as we'll useful fitted TO alorn 2lady's parc
py less conspicuous position in the shop
IL has been object furnish Machine that would
appea bic to family well Taors
pres and Cloak Walkers Shirt and Collar Manufacturers
&C. We ehnfaaut that Machine form
are the hest ever offered to the public
Thousands of families testify to their merits all
kinds offamily sewing while Shirt and Collar
their work.
An exan alton ofthe Machines is pectfuy so"iedD
at Hopkins Reads. E. o. READ
epI7tf Sole Aren for rSouth nd
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SHERWOOD HcU5E.

@THHE subscriber has taken the above house. ana mas
entirely refted and resurnishedit ana Is prepared
no entertain the patrons of the house in satisfactory
manner. He also rented the brick Stable owned by
Mr Peter Burke, and has good stock car
xiagestolet.
The stable s large, clean and welllocated, and good
tnostlersare Particular attention
will be paid of horses eftwith him for keep
ng and in all respects, the public Ia and the Sher
wood House good n otel. fjy8-tfl ]. A. BY YEkS
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RU~aNESS CHANGEE

HAVE ssld my stock of Groceries Messrs z. COOK
1 SON who viii continue the business at nay old stand
whch Ihave rented to them for Eve TRey will also
with 1t their Family Groceries
and Produce hope friends and will call and
sxamine their stock and give them a liberal trial
retring from prssent husiness, return my
thanks fFisnsand
very liberal PATRONAGE and what is still
business their general pnnesuality in maerai
be found at the office GEO. FOSTER Co.
tof which firm a memberl. and will give ness
that house personal attention, and where shall
pleased to my friends. -
M. FOSTER.
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PRBNEEE'S JOE IA GkhSs
NIXON G GOODMAN
Nos. TT and 10 Wall ST., Cinci cimmatts O:s
TTAVE ON hand a beautiful stock of PRINTERS Pa
I'll PERS Cards, Gard Sheets Black and oclored Inks
Proazes Varnishes. &C.. which they oHsr at
MANUFACPURER'S 5 PRICES.
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FIvOa NtCO.-Five Lump cheap 20 close consgnment.
u dacs GEO. FOSTER Il CO.
- NSH AND DOORS. Iii. 600 Lights ass'd Sash;
- LIS Panel Doors, in store and for sale 6v
aps ORR. DALZELL co. i
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WaE. ~. FEcGGRE w


ATTORNEY AT Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
once in the s.Crescent City Bank. Building.
wwYL attend faithfully all business entrusted to him.
AE my25
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-16

wMoLEsALr GROCERIES AND LIQUORS. CORNER
STS. EvAS'VILLE, md
have this day formed
the parpese of doing wholesale Grocery and Lninor
Eavur succeeded business of Messrs AIMS
owes their stock aud made additions to make
shall be able offer COED
CASH any house in Evansville or any Slty IN the
West. n .; ~ -
s. Sbk"NS'N.
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TO THE LADIES.
SSHANKLIN 4 REILLY d respectfully invite the
the ladies of Evansville and vicinity their
varied stock of EN- and white goods
recaiyed euabFaoiug:-
kimeriek Lace Collars ana Sieeyesi
Emb'd Linen do do;
Maltese { Chroohetdo do;
Pook Musfia do do;
Jaconet. Cambria and Swiss Colfarsi
Swi,s and Jae1ne Embroidered Bsndsa
do do E1ginSs and lnsertfonsj
English TAread. Lace and Edgings;
Mourning Collars and Sleeves;
White and black English Grape Collars
Molian and white embroidered Skirts
French Oorsets, and ak Vests.
STRIPED Nanisoek. wise and Pla MuElipsi
Real dotted and Eubr0dered Swiss dress patterns cr
D a'ales CIV prieesty ny2 SHANKLIN q AEILTt
The Ripley advertiser., 1856-07-10

to lis waters the products raised ous Of the
soil. and the commodities crested by the
industry ofthe peopssofour Western val
lies, and Of the Union at large.
B.F. HALLETr, Chairman.
Resolved. That the Democratic party re-
cugnises tie great importance. 10 5 political
and commercial point Of view. Of safe and
speedy communication. BY military and
postal roads, through our own territory,
between the Atlantic and Pacific coasts o.
this Union. and that it is the duty Of the
Federal Government to exercise promptly
all its constitutional power for the attainment
ofthat object.
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lai Mensursti0n &c, with all their accompanyin ine
evils, Cancer exceptedJ no matter how severe OF
Of how long standing.
This medicine has never been introduced by
empty puhs and Misrepresentation nor is il inten-
ded that its present popularity shall be sustained
by any medium but its merits and the approbatior
ofthe public.
W-NOTlCE TO THE UNFORTUNATE
FEMALE.
feel it dlty incumbent upon myself to declare
publicly .ae great blessing Dr. Marchisi's Uterine
Cath5licon has proved to me. For two years my
health was miserable; was almost unable to walk
Physicians pronounced my case falling ofthe womb,
extensive ulcerations, commencing with fuor albus.
The pains, irritation, prostitution, &c, rendered
life burden In this miserable condition, Dr. +.
p. Newland recommended DR. Marchisi's Uterine
Catholicon. After taking four bottles find myself
in perfect health. Gratitude for my restoration
makes me ardently desire that all my sex, alike
unfortunate, may find sure relief from this nestima-
ELIZABETH A. vEwLAND
Mol West-st Utica, n. Y.
The above statement know to be true
F.P. NEWLAND, M. d.. Utica, N. Y.
My wife, having used several bottles ofDr. Mar
chiss Uterine Cathoicon, and having derived great
benefits therefrom, has no hesitancy in pronoun-
cling it ofthe hest medicines ever produced, and
recommends it to the afflicted. J. y.BSLADE.
~ - = Hernando, Miss
have sold what you sent me, and sos far. as !
can learn, it has given general satisfaction. be-
leve it to he good remedy for those diseases for
which il is recommended. :.
Lawrenceville, Ga. JESSE LOWE M. d.
have no hesitation in saying, Dr. Merchisi's
Uterine Catocon is inv valuabe in uterine diseases
generally. have used it in Fluor Albus, Amen
Ifor ap1 in sofa avfup 90
liberation of the vagina and os uteri. It's worthy
Of the notice Of the Faculy.
Baltimore, Nd JOHNC. ORRICK, NJ. D
THE Claims OF this Medicine to the confidence
Of the public strengthened by the fact of its hav
ing received the appreciation and liberal patronage
OF Many Prominent Members of the Medical Fac.
ulty in the United States, some Of whom have vol
UNFAIRLY given letters oil commendation, lsee pam.
phlet) sustaining all that is claimed for the Catho
icon as a curative agent.
Pamphlets containing much useful information
touching the nature and symptoms Of the above dis
eases together with Testimonials from Ladies of
the highest respectability. as certified by the most
satisfactory authority in the panpalet, toall which
the attention Of Ladies' and Practitioners is respect.
fully invited, can be had gratis at the store OF
DR.. WIN. d. CARTER, Druggist
Sole Agent for Ripley, Miss.
Talbot & Litchield, Holly Springs; Miss;
Sold by most OF the leading Druggists in the State.
J. B. MARCHISl Il Co. Proprietors,
Central Depot, 304 Broadway, NY
harcb ODD 1st5-1I-1v
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STARTLING. BUT TRUE.
WHAT EVERY WOMAN SHOULD

Reader, are you husband or father7 wife OF
a mother Have you the sincere welfare of those
youloye at heart' Prove your sincerity, and lose
no time in learning what causes interfere with THEN
health and happiness not less than your own II
viii avoid to you and yours as it has to thousands
many day OF pain and anxiety followed by sleep
less nights, incapacitatng the mind for its ordinary
ayocation and exhausting those means for medical
attendance, medicines and advertised nostrums
which otherwise would provide for declining years
the in6rmities of age and the proper education Of
your children, ~
How often it happens, that the wife fingers from
year to year in that ptiable condition as not even
for one day to feel the happy and exheratng in
luence incident to the enjoyment OF health, arising
fromignorance Of the simplest and panest rules OF
health connected with the marriage state, the vi
oation Of which entails ase,sufering misery,
Sand must this continues Must this be! Is there
no remedy. NO relief! no hope"
Theren,edy is by knowing the causes and avoi-
ding them, and knowing the remedies and benefit
ting bythenl. 20
These are pointed out in
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EsEMa s1slalSasa Sc g 30 9GG@s
Ringlets! Ringlets!
CTyPL YOUR HATP

a FTER much study. toll and expense.
- have discovered the secret Of making
the most straight. uncouth and coarse-look.
ing hair. either to CURL or WAVE, at the op-
ton Of the individual. in the most graceful
manner, for life thus enabling persons
greatly to improve their appearance. Only
three applications ofmy preparation are ne
cessary. The preparation. which is not only
perfectly harmless to the skin and hair, but
renders the latter permanently silky and
glossy. does not cost more than FIFTY
CENTS, and the materials Of which 1t is com.
posed can be bought anywhere. l will
send the receipt for making il, to any per-
son who forwards me ONE DOLLAR, by mail,
prepaid. Address
PROFESSOR r. N. ROWLAND,
Practical q Analytical Chemist. Phila. Pa.
- The receipt and one bottle Of the
Preparation, sent free by mail, for SO
~ 18th, 1865 io-3m
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The work is printed on fine white paper andn new
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A Southern Bank Note List is essential in eve
ry Bank Counting House, and Public Office Let
US unite in advancing our common interests, and
not permit Northern men and Northern De.ecters
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ing the subscription price Of any Of the 80
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Views Of Buildings. Newspaper Headings.
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press. u
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