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pUBJIC notice hereby given that, sf~r IN. srrson o
weeks from the application will be made
Commissioned Of The Pension oce Washington
IN lieu Of the N.
of May, 1865 aa7s,
tho ansmission hy the mail between Washington Belle
vse Illinois, during be last o. Mar The repa of the menth
n June
Washington city Augustus, 1855 by chsd NJ Young. his
ney = ..-. RENE M. LACROX.
Aug @-Iaw6w a-@R
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THE College OF St. James. Msryiand-EmbraeinK The
collegiate commercial and dep.ment has
session .ach from The FIRST of October TO the h Of husu
year for board tition Ae hundred
f0y dollars No fee. ! . g..
JOHN b. KgRfooT, kscror, he-
July l-law2n ColIee. 81 James, r. O, Maryland.
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Dy ORDER Of the s-vy Agent there will he s.id
2 O'clock,
Der p~r United stster yard wahnston
sy alfred of copper -ss the snss.. nf
81 hsrh 81 aio ~ 40 metallic
corr r.r Il sny time pr~voa day ofsae
upon sppiieslon he Nsvyyars. Terms of sale cash
sLsoY
NJ scales, with weights
4 q weoder scales! --- -. -
R-p,6-Is~4- A. gREENLkkF, Navy Agent
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CONWAY ROBINSON, of Richmond, Virginia, pracss Rich
mond IN o appeals and United States courts and
Washington city In me Supreme Court
Letter, him directed 70 Richmond, Virginia
gppt In-lawfw
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United states Patent once,

Wilmington, October Z, 1880.
IN the petition of John v. Sherwood, of Edward New
York. for the OF granted him
te h OF Deeember 1884, for Improvement
from patent,
the i7th of December, 1856 "
the said petition be
Thursday the iIth day of December II O'Clock,
and all persons appear
why said petition ought
Persons Opposing required
objections specially writing
days before the hearings all testimony flied by either party
be said
with the rules the oce, which will be furnished spp
The testimony day Of Deeem-
ber depoons and other relied
be filed Office before Of
the Arguments, IL any, within days thereafter.
Ordered this published
Union and Evening STAR Washington d. G. Republican,
Nd Pennsyvanaa, Philadelphia, Pa Day Book New
York and Post, lostoA,
previoas the lih day OF December merit day
hearing. cHARLEs MASON,
PAtonts.
Ps-Ediiors papers copy
bills the Patent Once with paper containing this
S-law3w
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Merchant Tailor. No. ass seventh
notifies his the public hs he has received
from the New York Phiadsrhis raske,s bs and
stock o oiots casrmerrs vestn shirts Stocks doves
Ty, SC thai he has offered for their inspection
Ftom hs
demands the public
selection of his goods he eonsdeny believes
i before
examination q his STOCK snd prices by the Puso s-d
who call showing
Espea invited ,ar,s which BE-
sved h of The best description made seanuy
Sep Is-oaw3wn
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A PERSON MAY RECEIVE HIS OWN LIFE IssU-
HAsCEtn the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
death, " he survive sixty
paid to hmself. This " worthy the attention uf all.
vho wish STARE dividends coming
should have heif applications dad
the approaches for Gre, oss desiring protection will
please hear mind that Offer them good companies with large
capitals and pay losses promptly
J. g. LEWIS, Superintendent,
Sept 2-eod5n Ofhee 7lh street, below Gen. P. o.
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l. JANIN.

" J. WNLkFNs Z JANTNs
ID DonEpT .. WALKER LOUIS JANIN have formed a psrt,
ii per-hp Trial of
IN. United States and In the Court Of Claims Addres
washington City, %. q, Jan 2-eodtff
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EIHsT PREMIUM PIANOs-Just received At piano
Pennsylvania
splendid Of TX and sk octaves from the factory of Stein
the hst premium
At the last Metropolitan Fair and the American institute sv
sale The District Of 90
respectfully
purchasing elsewhere They surpassed by
panos made counHy in Europe.
allen hand large stock of other and second hand
piano. snd modeate and accommodating
Por good workmanship warranted and all purchased from
will be kcpt in tune year without ertrs charge. -
Oct g-eod3t. " q. REiCHENnAGH
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ID so cents
De Bows Review for ocoeer
octs FRAscK TAYLOR
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RE receiving their fa goods of styles
IL and up0rtstiens from New York. ...M.
They the fashions the fall and wiRer styles
Our asd citizens generally invited call early and
make their seecttons
DUYALL n BRO, Penn. avenue,
Betgsen Pour -and-a half and SIKH streets.
1ant %
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THE Kentucky Military Institute, directed by
board of vi-ens appointed by the under
tendence Of Cot f. W. MORGAN, Distinguished graduate Of
West Point and prartica engneer uiid faculty.
The ef study 10 that taught best cosg
addition extended mechanics
practical engineering, and aiming geology also Ensish
historical eadngs, sook keeping and business FORMS and in mod
1..r7... -f.e ~.
The opens Monday
In September h sep'ember) 1856 Chsrse sle2 per hayesy
session, payable in advance.
The extension Of The buildings viii make this ,esioh
additional sudents, WHO have the
cned Applications be made b.fre 18Th October
reference authorized to the Hon War snd of
Treasury.
Address the superintendent military Institute, Franklin
ty Kentucky" or the underssnsd.
&C., p. DUDLEY,
Aug is-eodpscpti5,hoct President Board.
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Miss Brooke's French and English Boarding
and Day School.

Screen BuiLdns, No. l3s Psnnypsna are~us Eshinsfon
WILL open September 1856 Crenars stauBg snd
cdutsiuinr the highest
pal bookstores and at her residence.
RuKRKscrG
The Right Rev. AlonIo Potter, ID. d., L. ID.
The Right Rev. George W. Deane d. ID LII. ID.
The Right Rev. William z. whtuissiam, D. D., Ii. D.
Prof Joseph Henry LID Secretary Of Smithsonian Instute
Washington, ID. c.
Prof Dallas Baeh, az tho United States Coast
Lieut. NJ p. Mauv, LIZ D., United navy National
-
General John Mason, Washington, u. C.
GO" sam Cooper hdussn General United State, army, Wash
iuxon, ID. g,
Wiliaaa w Coycoran, e.q., washirron, n. G.
James g. Nechan, Librstiaa o Congress.
Hos. lanes Campbell, Postmaster General.
pon. Ellis Lewis, Chief Justice Of
vania-
Hon. @. W woodward Associate Judge Of Supreme Court
Pennsylvania 'r
Hon. George Vail, N. c. from Jersey.
Hon. Robert J. Walker, w ws.hington, ID. c.
Hon Charles Faulkner W. @, from Virrln.
Hon Jefferson Davis Secretary or War, Washington c.
Aug 2o-eod2m
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CARDIn consequence Of dsan Of of o
"a ey ef H. Y. Loudou Co.. merchant sorr Of this city,
the business will be closed snd an indebted the above
the old pt~ce
will the aii
formerly The viii always Keep
marchsnde
asa Including the be. qusiy o military articles for tie
They respectfully thank their friends.
Tenersy her. patronage they will
happy have pleasure of
- VI. v. L0UDOS Co.
Aug r00-sou Merchant Talorr under Browne Hotel
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wiIIards' Hotel.
J. q. ". A. WILLARD,
Psnnsyiva~ia apenus and Fowrtssnth street,
Washington, n. @,
Jan 2a-din
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the necessity of speedy organization of a
Territorial government, and recommended
the immediate election of delegate to Con-
gress tocarry memorial praying for diyi-
sion of the Territory Of New Mexico and
the formation of new government in the
GadSden Purchase
The election took place on the first Mon
day Of September, and Hon. Nathan p.
Cook received the entire vote, and ccrtil-
cate thereof was duly given by the Clerk of
the Probate Court of bona Ana county, to
which county it seems, the Gadsdcn purchase
had been attached by law for its local gov
crnmcnt. 1t is about two hundred miles
from Tucson to McsiIIa the county seat of
Dona Ana county. Mr.. Cook left Tucson
on September Ith, and arrived in San Diego
on the 22d of September
The memorial is signed by over two hun
drcd and sixty names The memorial pro-
poses to call the new Territory Arizon.
The Trinity journal., 1856-11-01
The Political Happy Family.

What delightful thing it would be to
zee the lion and the lamb become in reality
the subject Of wedding party, so that
they might indeed =" lie down together
without troubling the tongue of scandal
How amiable they would look, with the
wool all nicely combed out, and the fnr all
prettily interminglcd What fascinating
concord of sweet sounds the roar of the one
and the bleat of the other would produce
upon the we-regulated tympanums of the
forest inhabitants. And yet, we behold the
very same thing in the political Happy
Family" show of the HerGM and the TriJnac.
the Times and the Ercning Post, all econ
stituted by nature and in instinct" as the
Museum advertisement says, to deyour
each other, and yet taught 10y some magical
process to live harmonionSly together" eat
out of the same political dish, occupy the
same political bed and swear by the same
political altar
Positively, the political millennium must
be close at hand, or such a miracle could not
present itself for public exhibition. Mr.
Fremont, in eiIcctiug this wonder, has far
surpassed, we think, the greatest achieve
ment set down to his credit in Mr.. Bigelow' S
authorized version of his Life and Adven-
turcS' lie has found himself the noblest
Snowman Of them all. Catching a woolly-
horse is nothing, in point Of difficulty to
mcsmcriSing certain animals so that the
hawk will refuse to make his dejeuncr off a
convenient dove, the serpent decline to SUP
on an adjacent hare, and the fox eyincc a
diSincnation to dine at the goose'S expense
But whether this unnatural union can LC
long maintained, is question in natural
history The Herald and Ii1Iaac repoSing
in each others arms is truly an affecting
picture There is nothing in Bornums
" Hoppy Family that can approach it il
point of tender and suggestive interest,"
The 1riJune, to be sure, is not always las
tidious as to the complexion or scent o.
that which it embraces As to the HcraH
we fancy that its political Hqson, this time
is INDUCED in merely to create IL" sensation,
as BoiIeau observes, is inspid without " 1
touch Of malgnity, Il taste Of justice, anC
u lively pinch Of the ridiculous"
The Trinity journal., 1856-11-01
Later from Oregon.

Most Of the Indians in the Northern poI-
tion of the State had again cyiuccd hos
tile disposition. Gov. Stevens with a few
volunteers, while encampcd on the Council
Grounds, had been surrounded by kamiakin
of the Yakimas Lookng-Glass Eagle, Of
the Light and their bands, and were
threatened with destruction They were
subsequently relieved by Co.. Stcptoc's com-
mand, who fired upon the Indians and Killed
several of their number. Stevens and his
men then rctreatod to SteptoeS camp Soon
after they had arrived there the Indians
fired a yolley into camp, but were driven of
by the artillery. They then commenced
setting fire to the grass and soon the whole
country was in a blaze and the grass so
completely destroyed in the vicinity Of the
camp that it was found necessary to aban-
don the post with the artillery and dragons.
Col. Stcptoe Immediately ordered the con-
struction of block house. with such mate
rial as could be found in which to place his
stores, and left Capt Fletcher with one
company of Infantry to defend it. while he
proceeded with the rest Of his command to
Umatllla, where forage could be found, for
his animals
Almost the whole WalIu Walla country
had been fired by the Indians, and the flames
were spreading rapid ".
These occurrences took place about the
25th Of September.
The Portland .<tandard Of the 9th inst.
says:
Since our last we have been furnished
with many Of the particulars Of Gov. Ste
yehs' exploits with the Northern Indians,
but none of them of sufficient Importance to
detail The Governor has succeeded in
reaching the Dallcs in safety. Col. Stcptoc
has also arrived. Stevens has come to
Portland
The whole complexion of onr Indian
affairs North is ullayorabIc TO amy peace
with the Northern Indians All the Mes
Perccs, save Lawyer and his small band,
are In open hostility. The Spokans refused
to come into council, and the reasonable
presumption is that they too are hostile
Those who came into council, refused TO
abide by the treaties Of 1885, and Stevens
was compelled to abandon their country,
and was attacked by them while retreating.
The same is true with most Of Stcptoc'S
command. The Indians now Lave complete
possession of the whole country North and
East of John Days river, save one block
house in the Walla-WnIla Valley, held and
defended by about fifty men. 1t is said
that Steptoc will proceed to relieve this
post as soon as he can make arrangements
for the forage Of his animals
The Trinity journal., 1856-11-01
Later from Southern California,

Anastacio Garcia, suspected Of being the
murderer of Mr. Wall, of Monterey, and
known to have shot De La Tore and others
in desperate fight near that place, was ar
rested on the San Gabrial river by Officer
Peterson ana posse, of Los Angeles.
The inhabitants Of Southern California
are discussing the merits of the wine trade.
1t is thought that it will prove profitable
and will be a necessity, owing to the fact
that the Northern portion Of the State will
not be able to satisfy the San Francisco
market.
On the 29th August last, a large number
of delegates from different parts Of the Gads-
den Purchase assembled at Tucson for the
purpose of taking into consideration the
measures necessary for the organization Of
a TelTiLoriat government A committee
was appointed to draft resolutions express
size of the sense Of the meeting, and also u
memorial to Congress. The Committee. in
their report, advert tD the neglect OF Con-
gress, or the Legislature Of Mexico, 10 pro-
vide an adGaEate government, thus leqying
the people IN aeonditiOn bordering Oh anar-
shy, and dependent upon their own eyer
tlons for protection az. nst the uroads Of
savages from without uad domestic inquiet-
pde within tOthe rapid increase of popula.
ton, the rich mHneral wealth daily becoming
developed, the tGalubrious climate and pro-
dHitVe soil of Nhe country, all tending to
invite the minelk the agriculturalist and the
tradesma1 TLN Committee also submitted
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q III e 9 x o.
To the Public.

TNHE undersigned takes This method 10 warn the
! public, and especially all Hotel Keepers a
gainst trusting one Mat. X. Smith. a printer by
trade who recently left this place very suddenly
and unexpectedly for parts unknown without
paying me his board bill and borrowed money.
This graceless scamp not satisfied to run away
without paying his board bill, came to me a few
minutes previous to leaving and requested the
loan of some money, which he promised to return
in fifteen minutes and as soon rs he got the mon
cy into his hands and got out of sight, slopcd,
and has not been seen since. Il. W. WILSON.
Weaver. Oct. %. 1856. 40 1w.
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CHA UNCEYVILLE HOTTL.
Dr. II NJ CHAUKCEY. pronrietOr.

Dr.. H. Vt, CHAUKUEY, FroprIttor'
TVNIIE Proprietor having Just completed - in
| large and commodcous Hotel, will iiIE1
hereafter be prepared to accommodate ~ sllsM
those who may favor him with their patronage
in manner he trusts will please them.
1t is Il pleasant drive from the town of Weaver
to this Hotel, and particular attention will he
paid to keeping supply of refreshments ON hand
for transient visitors.
The table and sleeping department are under
the care and direction Of MHs. GCllFoRD, lady
well qualified to make everything pleasant and
agreeable to those who may visit this Hotel
Chaunccyyilc July r. 1896. 25-tf
The Trinity journal., 1856-11-01
ATTEMPTED AssAsslNAuoN IN MARYsvILI

ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION IN MARYsvlLLE.
The Marysyillc papers give an account of
one of the most daring attempts at assassin
alton we have noticed for some time The
following account we take from the Htrdid.
A most atrocous attempt at murder was
perpetrated in this city OH Thursday evening
near the corner of G. and l2th streets. 1t
seems that Mr. W. a. Lewis, Of Rabbit
Creek, while on his way to this city, met an
individual at the Five Mile House, who,
upon entering the house, fell into a conycr-
satiou with him on general topics, which
was kept up until they arrived in town.
After their arrival, Mr.. Lewis and his
companion, whose name he did not inquire.
visited several StoreS-amOng others the
store of Trcadwel 4 Co, where the un-
known purchased ammunition for his reyol-
yer. In the evening, at his suggestion, and
nnlcr tie prctcnsc OF visiting friend Of his,
the two took walk 90 the upper end Of the
town, and when near Stoops Il Seward 5
brickyard, the assassin, without Il moments
warning, drew his revolver and fired at
Lewis. The bail took effect in the front
and ilcshy part Of the neck. The assassin
attempted to fire again at Mr.. Lewis breast,
but the cap snapped. Lewis shouted MIR
der, and ran toward the house of Mr.. Gil
moro, which is in the immediate vicinity,
where he found refuge and medical aid
The wound is not fatal. Mr.. Lewis had bat
Ittle money on his person, and can give no
other explanation Of the affair than that the
miScrcant supposed he had a large sum Of
money, and determined to take his life in
order to obtain it, We have heard several
rumors in regard to the affair which we de-
cline to publish at present.
As no clue had been obtained to the
identity Of the villain, the Express thls de-
scribes him:
Short, thick,yct dark, auburn hair bcard
about week Old, feet 8 or 10 inches it
hight, y years Of age, green pants, grey
I Shirt has revolver and 10 Scabhard. Sup
posed to have escaped from man-of-War.
The Trinity journal., 1856-11-01
PATENT ANiBROTNPES.

they being the oalY Kind hct ic,U lest. as he has
been assured hy the best Artists in the State that
cold weather destroys the yarnishCd p ctureS, on
if not vanished continued damp causes the Col
lodou to separate from the glass thereby, in Ell
thcr case destroying the picture. Having per
mancnt interest in this place, the undersigned
wishes to give plain, unvarnishcd tale" that
the public being warned may shun Scylla and
Charyhdis"
Having recently taken lessons from the first
and best Ambrotypist in the State, he feels conf
dent of giving satisfaction. None but first class
pictures suffered to leave his rooms. Call and see
im yourselves COR. or COURT & TAYLOR
SITS wa REMEMBER PLACE.-6N
Instruction given in the Art and apparatus fur
nishcd. O. H. 7. NORCROSS, Amlrotypi,t.
\. B-I hereby warn ali persons against using
the Patent Proc, IS in this County. o. u.P.N.
Weaver. oct %, 1886. l0tf.
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ANIBROTYPES
A t IIend ee's Rooms in tn e
MAGNOLIA RIILDING.

MIR. HENDEE bcgs leave to inform the ladies
vi and gentlemen Of Wcavorville and vicinity
that he has fitted mp Rooms in the place above
mcntioncd whore he is prepared To take Ambro-
types in the finest rtylc, not excepting San Fran
cisco. n Y. city or any other place, as he has
operated in both those Cities, and having had |
years experience in the Art of taking Iikcncssrs
hc feels safe in stating that there is no in this
country who can excel him in the Art. and sole
lis inspection Of his Worl, from ALL Pictures put
up with or without colors. Those pat up with
the yarui,h warranted to staud a hundred years.
Pictures taken in from one to ten seconds and
equally as ac in the darkest rainy day as in the
cl,arcst sunshine. He l0rcit5 fifty dollars that
he can take It fine picture in The darkest day.
His prices are the same rs in Murysvilc and as
low us any good operator can afford to take them
in this country and rest assured that when YOU
get picture from those operators that put down
prices to even less than they in the cities you
are getting very inferior article that being their
onlN m"tit or means of procuring patronage.
All Likcncsses warranted to give satisfaction,
or rutakcn without extra charge.
f. Il. lIENDEE, Artist.
Weaver. oct Is, ls55. 40tG
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Mountain Market.

N W IINE-FNO OF NIILpI n q =
On Court St. at the head Of Main.
ANERNULE.
THE subscribers now occupy their new -.
| Market, which they will cndcavor to 9Ts. SSsss'
keep supplied with as good Beef AS Cali Al-,ll>p
torna affords. Also, MUTTON. PORK. CORNED
BEEF. PICkI ED PORK. $AUSAGES. TRIPF.
and all other hnss usually kept in a Market. in
their season. We invite the public generally to
call and see, LOOMS. IIUSCROFT u co.
Weaver August H., 1856, Soft
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NNaicc.

VTAVGNG purchased the interest Of Dawson 4
/ 1 Harris in their Drug ard Book Store. ! shall
hereafter conduct The business, exp citing to meet
a share Of public PATRONAGE
l}y the terms Of sale. all accounts due the lat'
firm Of Dawson d Harris are mine, and viii br
collected by Iac. IN carly settlement isrcquo~t-
I'd. IL. W. ANDERSON.
Mnayer. Aug. .. 1856. Zr-tr
The Trinity journal., 1856-11-01

SnocK OF AN EARruQrAKE-On Thursday
night, about nine o'clock, a shock of an
earthquake was very scnsbly felt in this
place Tacrc was a Slight vibration North
and South, with sudden, trcmuious motion,
causing The house to Jar, and the windows
crockely and other loose articles to rattle
sidcrabIy.-IIaM,oId Times SM NF
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Dissolution.

TVIIE partnership heretofore existing between
Al. Frltcr and H. W. Sullivan, doing business
at Oregon Guch, in Trinity County, under the
name and style of Sullivan q Fcltcr, was this day
dissolved 10y the mutual consent of the partners.
All persons having demands against the firm
are requested to present the same without delay
to \. j. Fct,r. at Oregon Gulch, for settlement,
and all persons knowing themselves indebted TO
said firm are requested to make immediate settle
meat with 4. j. Fclicr. a. j. FELTER.
y. W. SULLIVAN.
The Trinity journal., 1856-11-01
STEITIR'S RlyGH FOR SALE.

INl f above Ranch situated miles from szss,
l WcaNuNillc. on Trinity River, and ON the ~'fss
main road lrom Wcavcrvillr to IIny Fork. former
~ known as Duttou'- Eauch is offered for sale. -
i contains three hundred and twenty acres one
hundred Of which is uudar0 hi1h state Of cultiya-
ton also. me hundred and forty of which /. rrnr.
td for pasture There has iust been erected a
large and commodiouS Public House and Ban
Room also, large Barn and Corral have iu.t
been complctrd. It is situated tour miles below
the mouth OF Weaver Crcct, and in one Of the
best mining localities in California. The Ranch
may be hod win or without the stock and crop.
For further particulars, enquire Of
Il. STEINER,
or JOSEPH CRANE, ON the Ranch.
S!c,ncr's Ranch. oct H. 1886. 3S-tf
The Trinity journal., 1856-11-01
EfrilggC Notice.

FTNIlE undersigned hereby give notice that they
| viii make application to the Board of super
ysors at the November Term. for the cstal lish-
ment Of Toll Bridge across Trinity River. at
Kanaka Bar. N. W. PERSONETT Il co.
Kanaka Bar, Oct /, lsjG. slim.
The Trinity journal., 1856-11-01
sANsOME AND COMMERCIAL SITS

San Francisco.
~" All the " lIomcward Bouud' who are sut-
fering from Rheumatism, Paralysis, or any other
affection, should arrange to remain in san Fran
cisco several days. or week or more. before the
dav of sailing. that they might bc able to free
themselves from their difficulties prior to depart
urc, as many very many severe cases Of Rheumn-
tlsm, &C.. &c. are POSITIVELY CURED in from
ONLY ONE to TWO WEEKS.
r.,3~S See large udvorts,m in another part of
this paper for additional Information.
San Francisco, Oct. 2I lSdd. 40.
The Trinity journal., 1856-11-01
Wcavcryillc. oct. Is, 1876.

A j. Fclter viii continue to carry ON business
~. at the old stand on Oregon Gulch. Thank
full for the liberal patronage heretofore extend Il
to the late firm, he respectfully solcits cootnu-
aucc of the same \. j. FEITER.
Get. 21 1856. 40-2w.