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Zgy- -Wistar's Balsam of Wild

LsJ w al - > bdhSdhh VI w hAN
Cherry.-The best remedy ever known for
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Group, Bronchitis, Inlu-
enza, Bleeding of the Lungs, Difficult Breathing,
Pain or Weakness of the Breast or Side, First
Stages Consumption, &c. In short, this Balsam
is peculiarly adapted to every disease of the
Lungs and Liver.
Wild Cherry has long been known to possess
important medicinal properties This fact is IA
miliar To every matron in our land and Physi-
clans often prescribe it in different forms for
variety of complaints. Tar, also, has been equal
ly noted for its virtues and some physicians,
whose fame is familiar to the whole country. have
gone so far as to declare that even Consumption
could be cured by that alone. In other hands
again, it was nearly valueless. owing, no doubt
to their ignorance in preparing and administer
ing it-a difficulty entirely obviated by patient
experience and long experiment.
The extraordinary medicinal powers possessed
by these two substances now, for the first
time, combined and embodied in DIR. Wis
tar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. BY a
nice chemical process, everything deletPrious or
useless is rejected so that what remains is the
most extraordinary and truly eficacious remedy
for all kinds of pulmonary and liver diseases ever
hGown to man.
MS-BE US.-As there are many
COUNTERFEITS, look well at the signature
before purchasing take none unless it has the
name of "Henry Wistar, NJ. D.. Phlladelpha,
and Sanford Park engraved on the outside
wrapper. All others are BASE INVITATIONS.
H. w. ANDERSON is the only authorized
AGENT at Wcavcrvlle for the genuine Wistar's
Balsam of Wild Cherry
PARK d WHITE, General Agents 1872 Wash
ington street, San Francisco Also, Importers
and Jobbers of all Genuine Patent Medicines.
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Dental Notice.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

LII CREDITORS OF HENRY SEELYE,
"A dec, late of Trinity Co, will exhibit their
claims. accompanied by the necessary vouchers,
within ten months from this date. to the under
signed. executor of said estate, at Weavervlle, or
they will be forever barred.
DANIEL ROWLAND,
Executor Estate of Henry Scelyc, dec
Weaver. Sept. 2S. 1857 std.
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TRINITY CHAPTER,

STELLA ENCAMPMENT, No. ~, Z. O.
o. F.-Mects on the evenings of the first and
third Saturday Of each month"; at Odd Fellows
Hall, Magnolia" building, Main street. Patri-
archs from abroad are cordially invited 10 attend.
OFFTcERs-A Shepard. c. P: Jerch. Bennett,
H. .:F. w. Blake, S. w; ; Fred. Walter. T.. v.
V. Wilson. J. w. D. E. GORDON, Scribe.
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TAKE I'm OUT-We read in late exchange
that when the Creator had finished building
mountains. he shook the dirt from his fingers !
Shame We had as lief hear OF the Divine Ar
chitpct splitting on his hands, like Hoosier man
maulinr rails, or that he carried rocks to top out
Mopnt Shasta in leather apron.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-12

AN elected Justice Of the Peace in Iowa,
couldn't raise a long bit TO pny for qualification
to Office so he stood before II borrowed looking
glass and swOrc himself in.
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INFORMATION WANTED

OF JOEL ABBOTT, last heard of at
" Trinity p. O., Trinity Co. Any information
respecting him will he gratefully received by di-
recting letter to the undersigned at Shasta p.
o. JAMES ABBOTT.
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BATTLE WITH INDIANS, AND DEFEAT.-lt is re-
norted that Col. Septoe had fight with 1900
Snake and Pelousc Indians on the Columbia, was
routed and lost fifty men and three officers. The
savorcs attacked them while crossing Snake rv-
or. took some ordinance and so pack animals.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-12

MEMBERS Of chuches are requested not 10
pray cream and then live skim milk
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-12

THE child of practical woman having swal-
lowed hutton, She insisted on its swallowing a
button hole.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-12

Horse THIEVES are bobbing round about the
Bluffs the Beacon S9Ys.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-12

Wn BAEHB, JeueIer --[ [Chas HOSP, Matchmaker
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CITY DRUG STORE =!
BOOKS ! 80 go BOOKS ! OUhTAIN MARKET CT
West SiC5e Main street,
WEAVERVILLE.

r AM NOW RECEIVING, AND WILL KEEP
| constantly on hand, large and choice stock of
Drugs and Medicines,
Books and Stationery,
Perfumery and Toilet Articles,
Musical Instruments and Findings,
Toys and Fancy Goods
Fine Cutlery Cards, Dice, &c. &c.
Which will guarantee cannot be surpassed in
Northern California for
PURITY, EXCELLENCE and CHE1PNESS.
RFs-Call and see and he convinced.
Physicians Prescriptions prepared 6y a carcfut
and competept Trnogist Il. A. FAGG.
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PATENT MEDICINES.

Direct from the manufacturers Agent. War
ranted renninc.
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summit, ''yOn steadfast lights on ocean =
There rides mighty fleet, the guariian angels
of our land, and all night long they keep strict
watch and ward because OF us. There were
they still. though hid from view, until We gain
ed the headland, and there will they be when
We descend again. So it Is, as | think, with
some Of Us; few souls but have some spirit
watching over them, although unseen, save,
hsply, when 4 more than common danger
threateTs, when heavenly stooPs to earthly, aud
the feet sails round to US.
DO not mention this because / think such
belief was to Charles's ercdit-for l believe it
to BE- false and weak one-but 10 prove that
he was no mere samphire gatherer and pillager
of gulls' nests, youth OF nerves and sinews
only Had he been so. would Janet, the en-
| thusiastic, the poetess, have ever loved him SO
dearly as she didi Would gentle Alice, for
whom l have heard him weave full many a
/ fairy tale Would Herby, whose young head
he filled with visions Of tilt and tourney
| Il was terrible, the parting from a lad Ike
this; but he thought the Fusabad appointment
was too good TO let slip, for our sakes, although,
/ for himself, he would have much preferred the
military service. We watched the mighty YES
/ sci that bore him oct, rounding the point and
/ speeding into space, farther than any other
dewy eyes in Britain Our roof, think, Is
/ the last English home the exile sees, and the
| first speek which, after weary years, grows
/ gradual to the sigit on his return through
all the war in the Crimea, We saw the very last
Of every squadron, the smoke clouds streaming
on the horizons verge, and the first glimmer
/ ing of those countless sails which brought up
/ from the warning ''under-wOrld' our wounded
thousands II the wind was favorable, we
could hear the martiaLband music, nay, even
the cheers themselves, Of the gallant soldiers,
in the vessels outward bound; and in the home
ward, if the skies were clear, we could see
with telescopes, the very beds of the wounded,
ay, and perhaps the dead, brought up upon the
decks for Discrimination. We were sad enough,
indeed, but we had no miseries Of this kind then
10 dread for Charley The East was then at
peace, whittier he was bound the vessel that
bore him was eleaviug tranquil seas.
C0aelgded tO-m0TTOl1.l
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NafirRy
IA. CRAw, City Sexton.
CLEVELAND. May 81, ISIS.


CLEyELAxD LIBRARY AssOcATIoN.-At
meeting Of this Association, held al their rooms on
Monday evening, q new Constitution was adopted,
and officers elected for the ensuing year The
Constitution contains many new and important
points. The main features are as follows:
The first section Of the second article provides
that any person paying two dollars Gnstead OF
three dollars IS herrtofoTe into the treasury OF The
Association may become a member, and continue
such membership by an annual payment OF 4 Ike
sum. The second section Of the same article pro-
vides that persons paying ffiy dollars at any one
time nav become life members with all the priyi-
Ieges Of membership.
The third article Prescribes the duties Of officers
and makes the President, Vice-President lCorres-
ponding and Recording Secretaries, and Treasurer
ex-oficio members Of the Board OF Directors The
Board Of Directors have the direction and manage
ment of all the affairs and property of the Associa-
ton make such regulations shall be deemed
requisite for the direction Of its affairs but shall
not have power, nor shalthe Trustees, to contract
debts. except such as shall be authorized by meet
ing at which fifty members must be present. At
the end OF each year, at the annual meeting, they
are TO make written report Of their proceedings
and The condition of the Association Vacancies
in the Board are elected by members thereof;
regular meetings of which are to be held on the
first Monday in every month
The annual meeting Of the Association for the
election of officers is to be held on the second Mon
day in April of each year.
Special meetings shall be called by the President
and notice of such meetings must be published Eve
times in daily paper of the city. Notices Of
amendments 10 the Constitution must be published
ten times, and must specifically state the amend
ment 10 be offered All meetings Of the AszOeia-
tinu, except for the amen 7ment Of the Constitu-
tiOn and the contraction Of debts, are legal when
participated in by twenty-five members. Voting
BY proxy prohibited
The Treasurar Is required TO give bonds in the
sum Of one thousand dollars.
The above are the main features Of the Consti-
tuition. ThefoIlowing gentlemen were elected Of
ficers for the ensuing year:
PTssident-H. N. CHAPLIN
Yice-President-B F. PEIxoTTo.
Cor. see'y-FAYETTE Brown.
Rec. See'y-H. F. CLARK.
Treasurer-CHARLEs W. sTASDART.
Directors-J. N. ADAMS, WILLIAM F. SMITH,
F. B. PRATT, G. W. DURGIS.
These are all gentlemen Of energy AMI porsever-
ance, and under their new organizaiisn may be ex-
pected speedily to extTicate the Association from
its existing difficulties, and place it upon firm and
abiding basis. The Institution is public necessi
ty, and one which The public viii do well to foster
and support lLtf saeFi
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BuasLARY.-About one O'Clock yesterday morn
ing Louis Haushar, sleeping in the meat market Of
John Greening, River street, was aroused by fall
ing glass in the back part Of the market the
riye-. He sprang out Of bed, and saw man stand-
ing inside the door, with whom he Immediately
grappled, and each threw the other twice. They
closed for the fourth time, when Louis foot
slipped through hole in the floor, leaving him
completely at the mercy Of his antagonist. Louis
sill kept hold Of T.. burglars collar, when the
latter drew knife and threatened 10 Kill the for
er unless he released his grip. Louis being entire
" ai1ne, unable 10 extricate himself from his po'
sition, and the room dark, he let go Of the bur
gar, when he Immediately fed f; leaving behind
him, however, bis cap and large buaeh OF keys
all Of which articles are now in possession OF Mar
shaI Gallagher. LOUIS deserves credit for The
bravery he displayed in thus attempting to arrest
alone and in the dark, an armed and desperate bur
glar.
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PoLIcE CoURT, JUNE l.-Fitieen cases were
disposed OF as follows: lnioxicatiCn } arson :
petit larceny keeping houses ofill-fame as
slult and battery grand latceny2i vagrAney
2-tOtal Is.
William MeSulty, who was charged with steal
ing two oyercoats from The residence OF George
Mygatt, valued At $50, was fined twenty dollars
and sent to the county jail on bread and water for
thirty days.
The case Of Ephraim Ballett charged with SET
ting fire to 4 frame dwelling belonging TO John A
Stephens On the 27th ult-, was continued
Gilmartin and Miller. grand larceny, both cases
continued
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PoLIcE CLERKS REPoRT.-By the Report Of
the Clerk of the Police Court, for May, Submitted
TO the Council last night, We condense the io'-
lowing
Total number Of city cases l75j State cases 81
State examinations l2-tOtal 224. Amount Of
fines collected in city cases Sol costs Sl2s,64-
total sss9.6 81. Amount of fines collected 1887
costs s2s, ,43-iotal S4O5,43. Amount of fees pad
witne ses SIS, ,O-halanee paid into into city treas
ury S4II,sO. In State cases the amount OF fines
assessed was S2G9 costs S23l,5 amount OF
costs in State examinations Sl05s s54-total $780,
IS. FINES collected S5T costs S3l, ,23-coIeeied
and paid into the county eOuuiy ys6s,23.
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MORNING LEADER.
THE CHILD AND THR 1IOURNEKs-
BY CHARLES NAcKAY.

4 little ebiid tene1th a tree.
SAT and chanied eheerily
A littie cong. pleasant SOM.
Which uas-sh- sang Il All day ilng-
~ ben the Vlnd llows TIE biu.-ous fall.
Bat a g5od God Tcisus ever al q
TLers pass a a lady by the va.
Meaning Ia the face of day
There ven tear upon her cheek,
Grief Ia her heart too Ercai 10 zrcak
Her husband died but yester-m1rn.
And lefi aer in Tie world l0Iiora.
She stopp'd aud lisieu'l 70 the child.
That iookd d 70 Heaven, aud, singing. sliiied.
And saw not. for her 0wn despair.
Another lady, young and fair.
Mko, also passing. stopp'd 20 hear
The infants auiAem ringing rlear-
For she. bGt a feu sad days before.
Had lost the little bab- she bore
And grief Was heavy al her soul
A. that sweet memory DER her stole.
Aul .hou'd how bright had been he pasf.
The present drear and overcast
And as they stood beneath the usa,
Listening. soo-hcd. and plgcidly.
A youth came ly. whose sunkeu ayes
Spake OF a load Of niscrics
And hf, arrested Ike the twain.
sl0pp'd 10 listen 70 The strain.
Deata had cov'd the youtkful had
Oi bis bride beloved, bis bride uuwed
Her marriage robes were hrfed on.
Her fair youug face with blushes sh1ue.
When the destroy er smote her low
And changed the lovers bliss 70 soc
And these three lisieu'd 20 the song.
Suv-r-.oned, and sweet and strong,
Which that child. the liye-long day.
Chaufed 70 itself in blay
when the wind blors. the blossoms iall,
But good God retsns over al
Toe widows lips impulsige moved;
Tie mothers gtief. trough unrepr0Fu1,
Softeued. a. her trembling tongue
REPEATED What the infant sung
And the sad lover. win start.
Coun'd il over % his heart
And though the child-if child if were.
And not a seraph sitting thcte-
Mas Feeu no more. the souoEilg three
Welf on their way resignedly.
The soar siill ringing ia their ears-
Was it music o. The spheres
Who sal tell Thcy did no. know.
But IN the midst Of deepest woe
TIE strsil rrcurr'd when scrrog grew
To van them aud console them 10
sslyheu the wind blows. the blossoms fal.
But a good God reigns over all %
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alisreIlantous.
LOoK Az THE TRuTHi

no THOSE WHO WISH TO MAKE
Il reduction N their taiofing bills and arc tired Of
buying readYnale cionmg would invite your sfteuffrn
fact well known that you gel yoar work done al
~ s. Claif street. by BOurAIE for gnod deal less
than you % ICED % N the large NJ
Vel uCd and wax nude By the best abilly All
work warranted orua sale b kee1scunsi anfly had
god supply OF az kinds Vi Colhs AM Gents F.Ecy
eoods-lnd lakes hs prl SUIT the times j. B. would
ket3 say that III be Is enabled 90 sell goods chea
erian others is IN the f'ct that he himself Pac ca
Workmaa does all his own Businesa, and has house
rcut 10 psy-
PRICES FOR PERSONS FURNISHING THEIR OWN
GOODS.
Cutting and Making Double breast Fruck Coat om IS 60
% - 81 do Slngie do from 81 % u So 90 do Sack
Raglan, over or under g at fom 81 90 70 90 Pants
with Trimming - % 70 - IS DO Vests with trimming.
S2tnio - = Boys Cloth Sack cts mixing aud
fgm s. IS 70 - 60 By Vests Pants making aud
ming. from s. y 10 81 ~.
CLOTHES CLEANED, PRESSED, REPAIRED, &C.
] BOUrALL,
je'6w lT s.. Guar Sirest, above Ere.
THATCHER, BURT 4 co, PRO-
Il peiors o. H0wes Psteaf TIusS igu aud Wholesale
and Retail dealers Lumer, Timber. Shingles and Lath
MerSn sireei Oieveiznd Ohio, lot Of c. {. e X r.
TAX
We also possess fl tiles receiving aud shipliug Lum-
Der. Slaves. kairoad iro instOnes Building and
heavy arclesOf all Kinds, dIrecty from vessel and
urTsl without cart1se
Ale assignments attended to with Prompiass and At fair
rates- mvalf3n
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Goal Oralers

WN I PRlcE. LENUEL cEkwFoLD- DAVID MORRIS
DRICE, CRAWFORD q MORRIS,
Brla Hi, MlneTa Rdse ard ClisT T,V C0alby the
cargo. Oficr, GoyeT, ment Pier, c. veiall. O.t1-
EEFERENCEs
T. p Handy. Cash'r CsnliE b Wznl .-.....- Detroit,
Rank Clercld ilsau- " IteTle. -lllclgo
J3ssph Perkins. Prsst Bauki RuInsrF Brls. c. do
Commerce ..-- -Cc-el'd ParEtf Hanty, Clshr Ocean
Hutfby Hughes = c. do Bank ...-.---.. New 10rk
II X Saleer. CasIr Mich sack str. Beirher a Co. do
ms Bank ---- DefrJIt. u a. BsarI Io1Iuo. e. W
A "A AdaIls, Casar say e a Taylsr----- 90
Bzak ----.------- DciruI. mhle-j7m Ise
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THESE MACHINES GAN BE.OB-

THESE MACHINES CAN BE.OB-
Il taIned a. M.NUFAcToRY PRIcEs Ulfh a aknOWiedge
fr working the Of the subscriber where
9ecllullT The publc 10 ealt aid examine them
practical epe at1n with the new FOOT AID where
Is al ania other machines ur ftmIiy be
sEES better u described The decided prefer
sTent ESQ rinc1ilss y lhnse thai thm
alnli ard all that have them should induce
hoe THAI feel interested m SeNins Machines 70 bear 70
mind that IN the achnes IS c1Dbaeda a. that - ue-dod
lraiily use sre hcmins gatherilg. All orders
enquiries ~ Otherwise will meet with prompt
attention br mo y STRONG, Agent. Meiadeon Block,
u Supefior ST. isveland, Ohio send for aCrcular.
There hu one sewing Machne aiIi tfat Is II EEL
m
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81 The Correspondent arrived at the Weliand
Canal sunday morning at o'clock. The Sexton
at P. NJ same day, aud the Pierce. about 9
Pm.
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Gueraprrs.

Eng m AyING AND LITHOGRAPHING
DRAINARD & BURRIDGE, WOOD
ID ENGRAvERs AND LITHoGRAPHERsi k-ns
street Cleveland q -
VVBBITS, G. W., WOOD ENGRA;
yinsyaFdstrssts Cleveland. o. -aaslet
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r. r. R.
CONsTTTUrIONAL DISEASES

CONSTITU rIONAL DISEASES
MANY diseases Affect humanity are Inherited heir
looms fn the dseased boies OF SD KY sires ScroIua
Consumpton syphilis and Fits amoug the ccm-
mon OF cansi nal diseases Now.
many generations the seeds OF these diseases may have
been establishes the stem, corn t ne blood-RAD
WAYS RFy0vA TING RESoLvENr VII eradicate from The
hoes Of the sfcei every paitla Of diseased depusls
and al the veins wiki pure aud healthy blood.
CHILDREN'S DISEASES.
RADWAvs kENoVkriNd E>oLFk klsf should te hailed
blessing ~ ever mother. thruusnout the land whosa
ininnts aIa with Sores Hunlors Ec. These break
ings (taus early evidence Of dsse transmitted
nom the parent stock lew doses Of the REN0yATINa
ESoLvENT viii eradicate every yeStge othe DISEASE and
insure the ehiid sound ami healthy body
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XII LAhNNL1-
L Fyerift Esd, Cashier BroadvaT Bank, y Y.
T. p Handr, Esq Cashier Com Br- Bank, Cleveland
hessrs Clrpenfsr L ' errlilye. E1ukers. y y
SauisTd x co B1Ekers- L liizio- y
Carey. HlvTaTd A sanger, Merchants, y Y
Greea = SeuEell, Bankers, y \
Ggrune \ Da~. Bank grs. y Y
II II 4 u Steaeus. 8lukers, y Y
Cu5k 4 S1rEen Bankers. paEeaPoTi, loua.
MARSHALL = IlslCy. BaukeIs. Milwaukee,, Wis
HufmaH = G lpeEe. Bankers. Chicaso, III
W I. p Iiftle & @ BaEkers. Saslla1- MA-
F-liis Brow : e.. Bankers- Clncl-uatl, o
" IL Nillisms < Co, hank rs- fttcb'h, Pa
W c Cum \ Co. Eslk ers, f.rle, Pa
Theron Faree, Ese Cashier Alc ciesn 90 Bank lioon-
y. BsaEaslsy. 50 ,clshier Auburn Exchange Bank
c " LsOa=Id. Esq. Cashier Auburn City Bank. Au
NssSn Bearasley, Esq .PIssidea; cAyuga Co Bank
cisseIsnd. March .. lsss-mhas,d lsI
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DIsrRIcr CoURT.-This Court begins its ses-
sion on Monday next for the trial Of Admiralty
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THE NEW CASKET
TO CAPITALISTS.

THE COMMISSIONERS of Cuya-
Il hoga County will the iJtk of June ns1t be PREPARED
10 sell--
Fifteen thousand dollars q the Bonds Of said County,
p1vahlc IN le.s.
Fieen thoasond dollars sf the Bonds Of said Coany
payable IN ls6g
Fifteen thegzand dollars of the Bonds Of said County,
paYa ie in ls70
Fiteea thausand dollar Of The Bonds Of sad Couaiy
pay ahe Ia ISL.
Fecn .hagsani dollars of the Binds Of sind County,
payable IN lsl2
sal B1ns issued By virtue Of the powers conferred
GA TIC Commissioners By at Of The eueral Asemh b
q The state oi onto passed February 10 ISL, which
tTlzes them 10 bJn SesanfF-fVa TalusaaI Dollars
p eEpenled i me erection Of Cont House for saG
he bons M $50 each be1rIg interest At tho rate
oi seven pr cent aaauu able annua prih-
ciple and interest payable IN the city Of New York
There claims AGAINST the county which they have
DOT ihe means % pay On presentation.
The am.uur OF taNabe property u The county. tie Do
pl1le Of s Is something thirty nj Ons o. do-
lars the ley clunty puruses cTculFc Of the levy
tull iIns and road purposesl was ~ mills
Iose wishing 10 lnEts-, ald desiring further IN ratio
90 the na.cial coud af the county invited call
Al this Office. BY ordef Of the Bolrd
WILLIAM FULLER, Clerk
Once % the COumlSs ilners of C,uy yahiaa ca, Z
Cievelsnd- Mar II. ls5s
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Bankers.
Markham s. Co.,

HEIEHHdIH a. OUs3
gssocessaIs 20 Harmless Hi : Co-,l
BANKERS,
HAVE REMOVED TO THEIR
new and caIuIali1as Bsnkiug Of5ce situated On the
coTner of RIver Light House sireeis, Merchants
Black and zssure all hoa gho eutrust blsiless n
our hanls PROsIPFNESS and On the mlst LIBEEAL
Terms -
We are luJ ils and selling L AND WARRANTS Al best
NEw YORK EXCHANGE Bough aHf SGD.
GOLD, SILVER AID UNCU RRkNE NOTES WAN
TED
Having eTielsIye cor espsndelca are preaie1 70
maze COLLECTIONS IN this aad adj Inlls Sttes, Slh
dssFatct ard Il low rz-es-
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DOCTOR HALLIWELL. DENTIST

hOC1OR HALLlWE ELL, DENTIST
IL and Graduate the Cleyelan edical Col eye con
unues TO supply the loss Of Teeth, ~lch chang,
coior or decay without springs ny
which perfectly resemble nature that the pracised eve
Of Dentist euud detect. Nc extraction s or a.
painful oEerafllrs al the following charses.
tootA. Sl-full setts So upwards.
Ut n l1Fl1g made leufs be Is prepared
insert jul sets Of true Porcelain Tssth paie1lc by Dr.
Loomls, (zee opinions o. the press
Dental Rooms Churchillis Drug Store, Publ
Squa1e- Iaa5.dSw
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Sections REPoET. - There have been 90
iutormeuts in the several cemeteries, from May
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New Painting Establishment.

On The Public Square, one door North Of Ken
dalFs Store
TASCOTT & HOPKINS ARE
II prepared 70 do House, Sign, Carnage snd Ornament1
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