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Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-20
i. Il. Il Il. WELLS, WELLS, Secretaries.

AT called meeting of delegates representing
Weaverville township, held at Norcross' building
on Saturday evening, July 18th, Jno. c. Mason
was chosen chairman, and L. +. Wells secre tary
The delegates then proceeded to nominate town
ship officers On motion, Ceiphas Wood and S.
Emerson were placed in nomination for Justices
of the Peace, and Jack IIuse for Constable of
Weavervlle township Meeting adjourned.
l.. L. WELLS, Secretary.
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AN OLD CITIZEN DRowNED.-By the Red Bluff
Beacon, of last week, we learn that Mr.. Frank
Sterling, formerly of this county. was drowned
while bathing in the Sacramento river He was
much respected there
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-20

TAKE NoTIcE.-Mr. Schumacher Photographic
artist, desires us to say that he will leave Wea-
vcrvlle early next week for North Fork, where
he will stay short time. He will then visit
Canon City, Miltown, Evans Bar, Steiner's Flat
and Indian Creek, and from thence will go to
Shasta.
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Gov. DowNEY IN STREET FIGHT.-The San
Francisco correspondent of the Union sends the
following report OF street fight between the Gov
ernor and John Middleton, auctioneer, on the eve
ming of the l4th inst
Middleton charged the Governor with being a certain
place al certain time. The Governor denied it, There
Middleton said to the Governor You were either
drunk or crazy" Downey squared for fight
Flist houhd-Downey planted his left 1ipper between
Mddeton's eyes. Middleton got in his left upon Dow
ney' starbOard lug.
second -Downey came to time, looking splendid
ly. Middleton led off with his right stopping the Cover
nors right but was too late to escape his left and had to
take il full on the smeller
Third Round-Downey stepped out lively and took Mid
deons right in the mid rib Both gentlemen went down
by force of conclusion.
At this juneture mutual friends interered nd STONED
the hght The report TO night that the Governor has call
cd out the State militia to quiet John Middleton untrue
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-20

Coon BYE-The Bay papers have it that DR..
Scott, the great Southern preacher, will go back
to New Orleans. For the past two or three Sun,
days the Cavalry Church congregation had dwin,
died down to twenty-five, owing to the pastors
expressed sympathy for the Southern Confedera-
cy. The rebuke is a just one
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Regular Democratic Convention.

The Democratic voters of Trinity county are
requested TO hold primary meetings on Wednes-
day, the 3lst of July, to elect delegates to meet
III County Convention at Weavervlle, on
Saturday, the Sd of August,
to take such steps in relation to nominations for
District and County officers as said Convention
may deem best. Delegates apportioned as fol-
lows
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For Sale.

TNHE "SNUG" SALOON, Main street, and fix
l. lures, are offered for sale at a bargain, as the
proprie tor wishes to close business on the first
day of August. For particulars enquire on the
premises.
Ma persons knowing themselves indebted
to the undersigned must make immediate settle
ment. ROBERT GRAY.
Weaverville, July 20, 1861. 27td.
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To the Independent Electors
of Trinity Co.

T HEREBY ANNOUN nee MYSELF as an Lnde
/ prmdeut Candtdate for the office of Treasurer
OF Trinity county, and would be glad to receive
the support oi all my friends at the ensuing clcc-
tion. JAMES OCONNOR.
Wravervillp, June %, 1861. GATE.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-20

TIE regular Democracy" will hold county
Convention in Weavervile on the Sd day of Au-
gust. See call in another column
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-20

DIsAPPOINTMENT.-Las week we announced
that the oraton of Hon. r. T. Miller, delivered
on the 4th of July, would be printed this week.
We did it in good faith, on the assurance that the
copy would be furnished us. Since the last issue,
Judge Miller for his own reasons, has decided
not to have the oration published. We have not
ascertained what the objections to its publication
are.
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To G. ]. TAGGARr, ESQ.

10 Il. J. TAGGARr, ESQ.
Sec'v. Shasta Co. Senatorial Delegation.
SIR Your notice of invitation TO the Trinity county
Union Democratic Senatorial delegation the
delegates in Convention the 22d inst has
the Trinity delegation and after due and respectful
sideraion by them in person and by proxy request
ed to state
That, while we sincerely regret the arbitrary, and to
Trinity unjust action which the Shasta County
pursued in the adoption of its amt resolution and fully
appreciate the offer of DR.. BENZ Shurtf to
leye the Shasta delegates of their positive instructions
still cannot conceive by what power right he
undo what whole county, in Convention assembled sol
emny enacted and caused to be done.
Further the Shasta county official Democratic paper by
indecent and unwarranabc attack in its dit oria
column, upon the gentleman whom had recommended
canddate-a gentleman who has served county
in the Legislature with honesty and efcency-paces il
beyond our power to withdraw him.
Therefore. respectfully decline to meet with the
Shasta delegates it would be to purpose and would
under the circumstances recommend for the sake of
ue good feeling and harmony that the Shasta delegation
indUrse a. c. Lawrence.
Respectfully your obedcnt servant
ID. NJ. KELLOGG, Senatorial Delegate.
Weavervle July Is, 1861
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-20

FAvoR-M. Oberdeener left large supply of
Atlantic papers and pictorials at this office on
Thursday night.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

In the matter of the Estate of WILLIAM COLLINS,
deceased.
TN THE PROBATE COURT, TRINITY
L COUNTY, CAL'A.-An application having
been made to this Court by the petition of Mi
chael Hart, Dennis Carroll and Thomas Carr,
administrators, duly verified and filed herein, for
the sale of the personal property of said estate
for the purpose of defraying the expenses of the
last sickness, and other and various claims and
demands against the estate, and due notice of
the hearing of said application and Of the time
and place thereof having been given by posting
the particulars thereof five days, and proof
thereof having been made to the satisfaction of
this Court and filed herein, and the same now
coming on to be heard in accordance with said
notice, and said applicants appearing in person,
and there being no persons present making any
objection or opposition to the application of said
administrators, and after full hearing of the
matter, it appearing to this Court that sale of
the personal property of said estate is necessary
for the purpose of paying the present demands
against said estate.
1t is hereby ordered that such sale be made by
public auction, at the house of said deceased,
and that notice of said sale, specifying the time
and place thereof, be given by publication in the
TRINITY J0rRNAl a newspaper published in the
county of Trinity for two weeks Immediately
previous to such sale. E. J. CURTIS,
Probate Judge.
Attest NJ. +. GRIFFIN, Clerk 27
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THE following is copy of the answer to the
Shasta County Union Democratic Senatorial del
egaton from the Trinity Senatorial delegates, in
reply to their invitation to meet in joint conven-
tion at the Tower House, on the 22d of July:
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Notice of Sale.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that have
/ sold my interest in the North Fork Hotel to
Mr.. Henry Enge. The business will be hereaf
ter conducted by Englc 4 Yohe.
All persons having claims against the old firm
will present them to the present proprietors for
payment, and all persons Indebted will make pay
ment TO them. ID. BESTIDER.
North Fork, July l5, 1861. 27tf.
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INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS. - The following
officers Of Stella Encampment, No. II, l. o. O.
f., for the ensuing term were installed on the
night of the 18th inst
c. MCGOWAN, C. P; 5. X. Turner, II. P. An
drew Peterson, S. W. f. W. Young, S.. Geo.
W. Ward, Treasurer Jno. Hagleman, J. W.; Ira
Howe, S. W.; W. Ii. Bachelder, c. Il. Desly,
lst W. W. Il. Atkeson, I'd W.
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Attest NJ. F. GRIFFIN, Clerk.
18th clay OF August,

A. d., 1861, at the Court House door, in the town
of Weavervile, in the county of Trinity and
State of California, the following descrihrd prop
erty to wit: All the right, title and interest of
p. T. Tuthil in and to certain mining claims
situated on the west bank of main Weaver Creek
Immediately above the mouth of Democrat Gulch,
and adjoining the claims of Isaac Crois and
known as Hughes & Tuthill's claims. Also, all
the right, title and interest of the said p. r. Tut
hill in and to certain other mining claims situated
about one half mile below the above described
claims, and lying Immediately below what is
known as the 1liEkle dam, on said creek, known
as Tuthill Co.'S claims, in the county of Trinity
and State of California, to satisfy judgment in
favor of said Robinson & Darling in the sum of
Sl49 S5 and So 90 costs of suit, and Sl2 so
interest, together with accrued and accruing
costs. Weaverville, July Is, 1861.
j. HULSE,
27. Constable Weaverville Township.
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B ir t hs:
Died:

In Weaverville, July 18th, TERESA, child Of
Valentine and Teresa Hassmer, aged months
and Il DAYS.
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PHELAN'S
BILLIARD SALOON

TNIIE ABOVE BILLIARD SALOON, WITH
i Eight First-Class Phelan Tables, is
open to the public. The Cushions on these Ia
bles the latest patent, and are great i'm
provement on their predecessors. The ROOM is
fitted up so as to combine ELEGANCE with COM
FORT. The BAR will be kept constantly sup
pied with the choicest brands of
Wines, Liquors and Cigars,
and the subscribers hope. by strict attention, to
merit the patronage of all who admire and prac-
tice the GAME OF BILLIARDS.
DAN. LYNCH,
NJ. L. HUGHES,
720 and 722 Montgomery street,
Opposite the New Metropolitan Theater,
San Francisco.
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By order of the Central Committee.
C. b. EASTMAN, Chairman.
JNo. W. Owens, Secretary.
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SHOT BY INDIANs-A man named Byron was
brought to the county hospital on Wednesday of
this week He was shot by the Indians at Kel-
logg's Diggings, Hay Fork, last Saturday. Sher-
if Messec, who went over with DR.. Davis, says
that Byron called from his cabin by the In
dians whom he supposed TO be friendly, but when
within shooting distance they fired upon him, one
ball taking effect in the left arm, another break
ing both bones Of the right arm above I be wrist.
DR.. Davis attended the wounded man at his resi-
dence. lie will be well cared for at the county
hospital.
BALL AT THE JUNCTION HOUsE.-This (Friday)
evening is the night set for Mr.. Cochrans Ball
at the Junction House, Cochranvlle The Ball
was postponed from July 4th, that it might not
interfere with the party held here on that eve
ming.
The house is new and the ball room extensive,
and the proprietor has devoted his whole time
for two weeks past in completing his arrange
ments for the accommodation and qualification of
the large company which is expected to be pres
ent. We hope that it may be well palronized by
our citizens.
SNow.-A friend who has kept the dates of
disappearance for the past three years, informs
us that the snow Oh " Old Baly" had disappear
ed week before the present date last year.
There are several patches of it visible to day,
and the prospects are that snow will be visible
there the first of the coming month. On the Stu
arts Fork peak the snow has disappeared much
earlier than usual. Within ten miles of town,
however, there snow banks which never dis
appear, for the reason that the sun cannot reach
them. So the hunters who annually go to the
head of Stuarts Fork and Rush Creek to shoot
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-20

The subscriber begs to inform the public that
the above mentioned BILLIARD SALOON is
also intended to serve as a show and salesroom for
Phelan's Patent Combination Cushions
and Model Billiard Tables,
and Billiard Trimmings of every description
Parties desirous Of purchasing Billiard Tables
will thus have an opportunity of selecting from
a varied assortment, both in style and finish, and
also test the superiority claimed for the Cush
ions and Tables. Mr.. DAN LYNCH will always
be on hand, and ready to give all required infor-
nation with regard to the merits of these JUST
LY CELEBRATED BILLIARD TABLES. The
subscriber cordially invites all interested parties
to call and examine. NJ +. HUGHES,
Agent for Phelans Patent Combination Cush-
ions and Modern Billiard Tables. 273mis.
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Norrs q rHr wEEr-ro.d.y ]. TEIn

NoTEs OF THE WEEK.-To-dty is Trinity
Sunday, he day on which the STIMULATING OBJ
serysnces Of the church reach the throne Of
the God-head. From the cradle OF Christ, at
Christmas; the manifestation Of the Gsntiles,
at Epiphany; the fasting in The wilderness,
at Lent: the eruclfxion, on Good Friday; the
resurrection, at Easter; the return to the
prineral glory, on Ascension day-to the
pouring out Of the Holy Spirit, at Whitsun-
tide, the great stream Of Christian history has
been reverently followed and celebrated BY ap-
propriate obserysnees. The remainder OF The
year, until the time for preparation FOR the
Advent arrives, is noted In the prayer book as
hrst, second, third, etc, Sunday after Trinity
until the 24sh Sunday after Trinity, when the
preparation fer Advent, lat Christmas, con-
nences- During this interval, however, there
are COMMUNICATIONS Of the saints, the virgin,
81. Michael, and an angels, all saiats, thanks
giviug-dsy, etc. These observances are re-
tanned in a greater or less degree in the Roman
Catholic, Greek, Episcopal and o'her churches
that claim IN organization continuing from
the primitive ages o. the church, which is usu-
ally understood to embrace the three first CEN
turtles OF its existence. The churches that
sprung Into e. steeee after the reformation,
such as the Presbyterian, Independent, Bsp-
tist, Methodist, etc, usually disregardsd form
and festivals whose only authority, in their
opinion, was mere tradition. They
sought 70 join to the primitive spirit
Of the church, an organization adapted, in
their opinion, to the wants Of modern life.
To even these, however, there is an interest
in the ceremonies and seasons the nature Of
whiehiws hevs each Sunday described. They
may regard them as the mortal remnant from
which the ETHEREAL spark has flown, but cold
and dead as it appears to them, there is a
with sacred names and solemn
transmitted through long generations
thai furnishes an attraction OF ne common
kind. In astronomical matters there is Moth
ing Of special interest this week to The observer
who is without instruments. Venus may be
For in the evening after sunset; she is
bow east Of the sun, and soon will be The
bright particular star" Of the western sky,
Il the evening star with silver ray" Mars
may be looked for toward the west after the
Of twilight Jupiter and Saturn are
the former west and the latter east OF Cor
the brightest star in the Lion, and viii
be seen a little south Of the zenith. Monday
Anniversary Of the dscapitation Of the Misr
prisoners in Texas, 1913. Wednssdsy-Mss-
,acre Of Fannin and his men in Texas, 1896.
Frday-Co umbus died, 1860. Saturday.
kentucky admitted, 1872; Crimsan war closed,
1856.
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Read the


NESSRs. Clark, Gregory & Cs.-There are thousands
OF patent n~ostrunis pufed and trumpeted over the csun-
ty which are worthless, and need only to be known to
be hated. A counterfeit, however, is no proof that
there is not 3 genuine. Have tested the efficacy OF
your ~AHBRosLAL OIL in 50 many cases, bolh IN and
out o. ny family, that its value is no longer a subject OF
doubt with ne. Physicians are using it in their prac-
tice, and families now using it say they arc 30 well
pleased that they cannot sHJrd to be vithou. it. II you
or others desire spseiaiities as to its yalae, I will be
happy to give than 81 an time.
REV. JOIN P. CAMPBELL.
Nashville, September 5, 1850.
In confirmation OF the above statement, l had occa-
sion a few days since to seek some remedy Tor a malay
that Afflicted my wife aud myself, growing out, a. sup
posed, OF 3 severe cold, contracted from inprudent ex-
p1sure. DEBILITY combined with cold caused a loss Of
appetite, pains in the back and extremity Of the limbs,
q depression Of spirits snc constant %lanFou-. This con-
dition was peculiar to each OF Is.
I accidentally happened in the house Of CLARK, Greg
Org q Co, AID their advertisements OF the merits ans
curative powers OF the Ambrosiai Oil attracted my at
tention. Having faith in TIE vendors, ] determined to
Try It, 1 used one bottle on my wifs according TO direc-
tons, as a russfscient, and to my sstonishment At pre-
duced perfect relief. I theS used It in ny own case
and found refer with eBs slasls spplioation- I fnsw
not how far It's virtues will be verified in ether etrg-
plants, bat It is most certainly the anest application
fer Geld, Rheumatism and Neuralgia that havs ever
Enswa or tried.
7. CATO MeKEEN, D. D. s,
Nashville, Tennessee.
Yer sale BY Il. O. CAIoE & son,
And al Memphis druggists. my24-tsv2w
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MEMPHIS And IRgAysls RIVER


United States Mail Line.
THIS line Is stocked win entire new bsa4 Ai- ssa-
4 son, t0-wlt.
ROSE pnCGLAsS-.----...-JaIcs hcGinuisi AasirF
CHE5rE1 ASHLEY .-.-...-Aees1 Prltchar45 Ezs--r-
Lt4rLE Br1Un, Ealf.r.
fEEDEElCE hOThEBE-.---.-R p. Halness la=er.
The Shove meutilusi beats have nov taken lheIr
places iu The Memphis and Lir-le Eock Euisei 5tztss
Nail Line permanently. They ere drEr-cass passenger
beats, bui expressly Tor the trade and are eeulvIsi
and furnished 10 the most superb manner.
Their daTs foT leaving Memphis are TUESDAYS.
and SATURDAYS, a. : 0sok. p H-s
eouuectinE at Pine Biud win coaches ir Prluc-tla.
and a. Lizzie Ho-k win .s1all boats for an points s5tve
that plsce, and with q daiiy line Of coaches for the cei-
elrlted bot Springs, Ssuth Arkansas, srd ClzrkvIls,
EeLzs.
For info-mation address. or apply 20
JOHN D. DAM Pr1rristor,
or HARHsTAD, Agent.
urI9-4ue Corner Madison street ard Front roe.
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MoETUART.-We are indebted to DR.. Mitch
ell for the following report OF the deaths that
occu red in this city during last week: Con-
sumption, 1; commissions, 1 diarrhea, 1; dip
iberia, /; dyseutsry, 8; fever rsmittsnt, i;
h~ydrocyPha,us, 1 bydro;horax, 1 Rsrssmus,
/; pneumonia, /; premature birth, /; s%ufUca-
ton, 1; tsething, 1 F; unknown, l.. Adults, a;
children, Il; male, II; females, Z; whites,
u; blacks, 6; citizens, Is strangers, 2.
Total Il.
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ED TO rHE PooR.-Mr. Underwood, city
almoner, had several applications at bis Office
on Second street near Madison Yesterday, for
assistance. Nine persons received articles of
food for which they appeared very grateful.
Three were refused, inquiry having revealed
that they were not in Hecessitous cireumstan-
ces. One woman, on being offered a piece Of
bacon, turned up Der nose with the remark
that she did not eat the article. She was
informed that she might call sgain when real
necessity had made Der less delicate. Mr..
Underwood will evidently make a good
almoaer. He is kind without crsdulity, aad
firm without harshness.
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nrvra AND STEAMBOAT MATHIS.

The river var slowly 1Hlng yesterday....Th weather
va sunny and sls1nable-..-..Cspt Priests boat
Brace e. left for Columbus she took the Kennetts pas
ssnssrs and considerable quantity Of her up river
reirhf......rhe vlctoris left for vieksburg with fifty
bales OF c.tsn. .....Ths Chester Ashley went out for Ar
kansas iver......Th Eotrebe srrived from Litle Rock
......Ths Col Rorzsn left Tor white river.....The Sew
srsisn vas t5wsd down to FORT Pickering where she is
laid up......The Ken.uctT came in tgw......The Col
Keu1stg discharged her heish! here; she will not be ~
LIVED to 50 absvs......1he Louisville osms In with AS
passengers sb ard and a large lot o. freight, including
400 hhds o. tobaas3. Sic hada permit with her from
ne goverusr o. Tennessee allowing her 70 proceed IN her
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SARDIs BLUES. - This company held a
meeting in camp at Corinth, on Wednesday
last, DR.. T. ". Crump in the chair Aid. G.
Spain, secretary; at Ehieh, resolutions intro
duesd By R. W. CrumP, wrs adoptAd *
p~ressivs Of regret a. ths1oss, by DEATH Of
sergeant Thos. A ASKED, Of that company
eoBdoling with hisfahietsd relatives, abd
thanking DR.. Buchanan and family for thsfr
Kind attentiolBto the deceased.
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e Fer war news By telegraph, Sc. second
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LoUnvrLLE, May % Express matter from
the South northumberland goes unmolestsd.
Express matter from thu North bound south
ward is not permitted to pass 10 any point out
side Of Kentucky, and Kentucky packages are
examined 10 see il they contain money. Every
thing for the seeded States is contraband
Letters appear to pass intact Some letters
in Confederate flag envelope fail In reaching
their destination. Use plain envelopes.
Express maatFfr9m this point southwark
goes uptrammeled.
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McLean,s Cordial.

As may by seen, We insert this wOsk the advertissmsn
Of HsLsan's cordial, etc.
It's very well known we are not particularly vsr-
sole to patent medicines, and, As . general thing, sssaew
the whole Of them with bat little ceremony, and with
these sentiment we declined inserting this advertise
nent until we knew what were the Ingredients Of the
medicine, and hsw compounded. This we hlvelsa ned,
and believing as We DO, that that the ingredients are
good, and the compound judieiously made, We recon-
mend It IS a mixture worthy Of public oouhdedne.
The above Is from the St. Louis Christian Adyoeats,
edited By the renowned Rev. Dr.. MeAnally, which
speaks volumes in favor Of NcLe4n's Cordial. We say
to all, try it. see tae advertisement Ia smother col
umu. feg-14v
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Prom the Examiner, Norfoff, Va.
oephaiie Pills acc snpiish the object for which they
were made viz: Cuss Of Headache in all its iorrss.
From the R~xauiusr, Norfolk, Va.
They have been tested in more than q thousand eases,
with entire success.
From the Democrat. St Cloud, MINI.
II you are, o. have peen troubled with the Headache,
send for q b-x tOeph1iic Pilisb 50 that you may have
them in case Of an attssk-
From the Adyertiser. FrovidsHcs, B I.
The Oephalic Pills are aid 20 be a remarkably edee-
tive remedy Tor the Headache, and enc G. the very best
for that very frequent complaint which hes ever been
discovered.
From the western R. R. Gazette, Chiessa, III.
We heartily indorse Mr.. s~paldins, and bis u~nriyaled
Oephalie Pills.
From the Kanawba Valley Star, K1nsWha, Va.
We are sure that persons suffering win the Headache,
who ty them, viii stick to thew.
Fron The Southern Path Finder, New Orleans. La.
Try iheml you that are Afflicted and we are sure that
your testimony can be added to the ALREADY numerous
list that hes received benefits that no other medieine
can produce.
From the st. Louis Democrat.
The immense demand for the article tosphalie Pius)
IS rapidly increasing.
From The Gaseits, Davenport, Iowa.
Mr.. spslding Wsuld not connect his name with an ar
tcle be did not know to possess real merit.
From the Advertiser, Providence, R. I.
The testimony in their favor Is strong, from the most
respectable quarters.
Prem the Daily News, Newport RI.
OephAlic Pills are taking the place Of all kinds.
From the Commercial Bulletin, Boston, Mass.
Said to be very encacious for the Headsche.
Prom the Commercial, Oinciunati, ohio.
Suffering humanity can now be relieved.