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A. Mild Request ?!

A LII PERSONS indebted to A. j. Loomis IL
II Co. are requested to make immediate pay
ment, as we are compelled to have money, and
hope every one knowing themselves indebted to
us will pay up without delay.
A. j. LOOMS q co.
Weayeryille, Jan. is, 1862 1T.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-14

AT an examination of boy Of nine years Of
age for admission in one of the public schools in
a suburban town, the teacher, after satisfactory
result in reading and spelling, asked, - What do
you know of the United States ?" The young
ster promptly replied " Don't know nothing,
nobody dUes-uli gone to smash
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IAOSTy =

nN THE EIGHTEENTH OF APRIL, BE-
~ tween Antoine's house, on Ferry Bar, and
Lowden's ranch, Pocket Book, containing pa
pers of value TO no one but the owner. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at
the place oil business Of the Undersigned
WM. HERDLE.
SteineF's Flat, April 10. 1862. l5Lf
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PRoPHECY TO BE FuLTLLED.--Beauregar
calls the recent battle field "Shiloah." We
presume that his Secretary OF State, Judah p.
Benjamin, will abdicate now, for the prophecy
of the patriarch Jacob was that "'the sceptre
shall not depart from Judah until Shiloah come"
- Prentice
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WHAT q suspicious monster the man must have
been who first invented lock but what
trusting creature the woman who first allowed
latch key.
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NOTICE to CREDITORS.

ESTATE OF HENRY SANDERS, deceased
L-Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
administrator Of the above named Estate, to the
creditors of, and all persons having claims
against said Estate, to exhibit the same, with the
necessary vouchers, within four months from the
first publication of this notice, to the undersign-
ed, at bis place of business at Douglas City. in
the county of Trinity, California. Dated May
20, 1862. JOHN II. HOUGH,
lgiw. Administrator.
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Miss JULIA, allow me to close these blinds ;
the glare of the sun must be oppressive'
You are very kind, sir, but | would rather
have little son than no heir at all.
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LOST

IN WEAVERVILLE "a short time since, a Note
l. for S545 -, executed by John Feick, and in
favor of Alex. Stiller Payment has been ston.
pea, and any person finding said Note will confer
a favor by leaving it at this office, or with S. K
Turner at the Union Hotel.
Weavervlle May rs, 1862. 2On
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FOR SALE.

1 HOMESTEADS and VALUABLE REAL
T. ESTATE! Building Lots for from $40 to
$500 each! Also, so vara lots and entire blocks
of beautiful garden land, in the city and county
of San Francisco, on the line of the
SAN JOSE RAILROAD.
at the WESTEND DEPOT The title is abso
lutely perfect being Spanish grant, finally con
lirmed and patented by the United States. The
Shalter Bill respects this title, the city authori-
ties respect it, the District Courts and Supreme
Court of the United States, respect it-besdes
The Title has been forever quieted BY a final
Decree and Judgment against the City,
So that there is not even a cloud or shadow up-
on it. Whoever purchases one of these lots will
buy a lot and not a lawsuit
Office No. 10, Naglees Building, corner Mont.
gomery and Merchant streets, San Francisco.
a5.l23m. HARVEY S. BROWN
ESTATE OF PAULIUS CROSSE, DE
IL ceased.-NOtice is hereby given by the un.
dcrsigned, Administrator of the abovenamed rs.
tate, to the creditors of, and all persons having
claims against said deceased, to exhibit the same
with the necessary vouchers, within TEN MONTHS
from the first publication of this notice to the nm.
dersigned, at the Office Of Pitzer & Stuart in Weo.
vervilIe, Trinity county, California a-Weayer.
ville Feb. l3, 1862. GEO. w. LANCE,
0lOm Administrator
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THE Richmond Dispatch mentions two instances
where rebels in that city have buried their sick
soldiers before they were dead.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-14

WIEN we are alone, we have our thoughts to
watch in the family, our tempers; in company
our togues
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Monday, the 18th day of June,

A. D., 1862, between the hours Of 10 and l2 o.
clock, a. m, in front of the Court House in the
town of Weaverville, will sell at public auction
to the highest bidder, for cash. all the right, IT,
tie and interest which the above named defend
ants possessed in and to the above described prem.
ises.-May %, 1862. JOHN p. JONES,
BY a. NJ. KRUTrrCHNITT, Deputy. Sheriff.
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FOR SALE.

@ THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS for
Iiii&s sale his Blacksmith Shop, tools and fix
r.1alEt4 lures, at a bargain. Also. the two hou-
ses adjoining the Shop, formerly occupied as Chi
ma Stores Also, the new and commodOus dwell
ling house, adjoining the residence of VIM Mo-
loney, Esq, on Main street, FaggtOwn. All the
above property will be sold cheap
GEORGE r. MILLEN.
Weavervillc, May 20, 1862. l9tf
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>, CERTINcATE.-l, the undersigned, Governor of
Hungary do hereby testify, that DR.. l.. J. Can
kay has served during the contest for HUNGARIAN
liberty, as Chief Surgeon in the Hungarian Ar.
N.Y. WIN ialthful perseverance,. Whereof have
gwen him this certificate, and 90 recommend him
TO TO the sympathy attention, and protection of all
those who are capable of appreciatinp natriotic
SELF, sacrifice and undeserved misfortune
KossUrH LAJOs, Governor of Hungary
Washington City, Jan. 9Th, 1852 LOls
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Hook and Job Printing
Or every description done in a superior man
neF' and at reasonable prices
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-14

"WHAT's in a dress ?" asks popular writer.
Sometimes great deal and sometimes a precious
little.
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SperndtoTh@o.-Or local weakness, nervous debility
low spirits ass:udc weakness of limbs and back iodis
position ncapablty to labor and study dulness Of
apprehension loss of memory, aversion society love of
solitude timidv, self dtrust dizziness headache pains
in the side affections in the eyes pmpes the face sex
ual or other inhmitieS in cured by the Justly
celebrated physician aud surgeon, Dr. L. j. Czapkay His
method of curing diseases is new unknown to Others
and hence the great success All consultations by letter
or olherWlSe FREE. 1913
.iddress i. D. Csdpkdy N. H., san Francisco Cql
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THE FoILowTNG LETTER which cmphatcally
speaks for itself, was written by the Dean of the
Faculty of the Philadelphia College of Medicine.
to the editors of the " Pacific Medical and Surgi-
cal journal, " San Francisco, for publication.
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DIR. l.. J. CZAPKAl'S Private Medical and
Surgical Institute is ON SACRAMENTO ST. below
Montgomery opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship
Companys office, San Francisco The Doctor
offers free consultations. aud asks no remunera-
ton unless he effects cure. Office hours from Q
a. IN. to p. III.
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The Journal.
A. Ward i'm Washington.

WASHINGTON, April 17tb.
wife stood before the lookin' glass, fus-
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
TCorrespondence Associated Press.

FORTRKss MONROE, July 13 Two Of our
military telegraph men. while upon their usus
routine Of line repairs and inspection, yesterday
afternoon, captured a rebel cavalryman, who had
been pfowling about and bad even been Inside
OF our military camps at Hampton The two tel
Pgrdph men were unarmed, and as the rebel
drove past them they jumped from their horses
and caught his horse, at me same time telling
him be Was their prisoner. Although he was
thoroughly armed, he made no attempt to use
his weapons, and at once considered himself
captured. de Is spy, and probably valuable
time -
The Federal gunboats have been shellinp the
woods to- day along the banks of the James river
and only one gun was observed 70 be fred from
the shore by the rebels
schooner was seized at Harrison's Landing
Yesterday by Gen. Mcclellan aud was cent to
Baltimore, with all her cargo. She had Iiu -ors
on board and belonged to suffers.
sklrmtsh took place at Williamsburg last
Friday between the Federal and rebel picke
In which the former killed three and captured
seven OF the latter
About two hundred labOrers came down on the
mailboat from the army last evening on thei,
way home to the North
Gems. Richardson and German are on a flying
vlsi1 10 Fortress Monroe day, but return i'm
mediatelV 70 the army.
Hospitals are being rapidly constructed at
Hampton for the accommodation OF the sick and
wounded, and In short time thirteen acres OF
lana Will be covered with hospital bulldogs al
that place. The locality is well selected, being
on the narrow portion Of the peninsula and be.
tween two beau ifuI shests Of water, giving fine
oreese at most all hours Of the day.
Three rebel officers arrived here last mig ht from
Harrison's, and have put up at the Hygela Hotel
Ihey were wounded and taken prisoners at W IL
lsmsourg. Two Of them are coloneIs. and the
other one Is a captain. They have their liberty
ana comforts to the extent the place affords. II
is to be hoped that our men now prisoners al Rich
mond and other localities fare al well and are a
com ortably situated and provided with servants
&c Their names are Col. Forney, Of Ala ; Col
Williams, OF Va, and Capt. Murphy, II Ala
they receive more than their share OF attention
rom the ladies present, either from sym pathy OF
curiosity, which, am unable to say.
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W ar Meetings..

LocsPoRT, N. Y, July 10 A meeting was
held Last evening, at which a resolution was
passed requesting the Governor to convene an
extra session Of the Legislature for the purpose
OF approprlating money to aid In the enlistment
OF volunteers. Committees were APPOINTED IA
proceed to Albany and urge this movement upon
Governor Morgan. and TO proceed to the adioinin
counties and solicit their cooperation.
PORTLAND, Me July 13.-An enthusiastic
meeting was held last evening to promote enlist.
ments. Addresses were made by Gen. Howard
and others Resolutions expressing confidence
In Gen. Mcclellan, and recommending the CITY
governments TO pay bounty for volunteers, were
SPRIssTIELD, Mass, July IA rousIng war
meeting was held last night at which 2 OO0 Der.
sons were present, and the greatest enthusIaIn
was manifested. Twenty-Five thousand dollars
have been subscribed by few wealthy citizens
10 induce enlistmsnts. This amount will be
largely Increased. Seventy-hve dollars will be
given 70 every volunteer from this city In ad
dition to government bounty and State aid The
Town OF Wesifeld pays Sl00 to every volunteer.
Several OF our wealthy citizens pledged their last
dollar 70 carry on the war to successful terminal
raised. " "
BosToN, July 12.-Large public meetings were
neid to-nigh NJ TO aid enlistments In Ca mbridge,
koxoury, Brookline, Somerville, Maiden and
West Cambridge. In several OF these and all
other places SIS are to be paid 10 each volunteer
and In West Cambridge S125. At Cambridge
Professors Washburn and Pierce, r. H. Dana, ~,
Dr. faiffey and others, made speeches.
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A CARD To THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPONCO's
GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES.

lSfdLltbIS IN eorTestiHg regulating and rsaopi1f
oH ooSfTHefsoss JrCn UAatsrey cause, dHi
d!trdts sheesSyEt as a Tyer eaftps
The above Pills have now been In uss fer over
have been correctly followed. have these ri is
failed 70 give most decided s&tsfactIon. Hssd ne
tol oVlrg ceruhcete from one of the GrEt lsdes of
Utoa, ~. y who o4lled upon my aIen:= IN a. 81
she Of ooune did rot wish ner rams 10 be Ipsde
pubic, bnt II any one should doubt the tsosdsrf1I,
sHeaet Of Dr Duponoo's Golden Pills, tHsy ml, a
aSwsH as visast,e 70 relate hsr LsOissdss OF Lei
ehcacy. es administer ed TO her daug nGsf yo1 IIx
lacy ~ years Old. she was fast gCIpE Into Con
structed. Tee bozss ~ thsss Godes Pils s1tirs y
cured Atr, and she - now In robust health mo-
ana stronger proof might be given. These pills
are also certain onre for LseossaA, (or vhites.
Sold Wnolessls and Retsil IN washington by
Z.D: GILMAN, DrufrIst, $50 Penn avenue
Retail by E. BOSWELL. corner 81 street and
PStyenae; =. D. WAITE, corner 7.h ET eetsn
the above agents 20 the Wssainftoa POST fios,
can hsve me Pills sent % any Psrt Of the co3ntfT
Soah0e 9tlsaiy By mail S9ia slso 6y =. 3 r. .;is
snd,is; BRUWN& lBROTHEk, Baitmors;
aALE s1 RE :. SIssnt tsnsSts S.S YOrt
~. b. Lcof out for cornterfei.s. Buy no Golden
6Als Of any KIND IN ess every box y ngned 5 y.
aowe- Al o<hers erss esse iSnpoxftion snq pnsafr
uerefore q Tou value lives and healih Go -
buy only thsse who EhoW the siSlstzre of = D
on :osnt of The P,is beng eoantsltsssd sss
Known % every xssas, and tssy VII s ts are nae
are SAFE and VI pelf2sn ~ claimed for tAela.
A., D. ID. HOWE, Sole Proprielor,i
~ New York,
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III Somebody In New York has sent TO Henr,
d. Moore, State frrasurer Of Pennsylvanfa,
81 0O0 Treasury note IN anOny nous letter
which rsa 10. - Pass the enclosed to th- credit OF
your Doole State 'tis her due - Mr. Moore ac.
knowledges the receipt OF the note In card pub.
lished in the harrisburg Telegraph
IrAn nacer OF tie Army OF the Potomac use,
the following lacouic sentence In a letter TO his
brother In " Washington: Il butt bridge accord.
,ag 10 nv own ideas across the Chichahoniny
Gen Mcclellan, who Is always about, said that
10 wsuld not stand, and IL didn't
DTas rebels at Nashville, Tenn, were on
their dignity On the al OF July. Those having
the management OF the churches refused with
oae excePiios, ne request 10 have the bells ruug
two Of the responsi6les declaring they would
rather have their churches burned down than
grant the request.
iV It has been recommended 10 the common
council Of New Ycrk citv, by the city commit
tees on enIisimsn.s, to cfsr bounty of SOS 70
eTery gei1snt OF thar city who viii once snIist
a. one Of tbe FrZi aae ats now la the Acid and
IL h. face OF the ensmy
IL :k= shi pmsnt of Pennsylvania rock OIL or
perOisu q from this country to Europe, during
ths fTt * months of the pTess nt year, smounted
% CO.. sitrTsSy ~ -. han Cns million o! dollars
lais for Irals thst l. IN iis infancy, 10 large
business
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ITO AQUA CREEK !

The Potomac Steamboat Company Will dispatch
Washing 90, every morning. (Sun s4A.N
day ex Septed,) ~ G O'Clock, for Gu q
wlli leave a ella Creek every oay, (Sundays ex-
for freIght And passage apply on board the boats
a, on Safardsys, the boat saving af O'CLOCK N
the moTn'ng will extend her trip 30 Prrey POI al
and PrineIDeA intermedists LANDINGS. Ref1ruins.
leave PineJ Point as eight O'CLOCK on sandsy eTs.
Fs,s ,s g s.ai. , Srsss, e.. Round trip, ss.
the Nkasvss, = G-a.' =, ,,'s y ''''hit ts in sh
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THE WAR IN The WEST.
Reut Of the Rebels In Arkansas By General
Gu H'tis-Pregrsss Of the Canal at yicks.
buFs-The R Rom ha r "A nm ant

Cn'hs-ffcSress OF she Canal at Vicks.
burs-The Bombardment.
New YORk. July 1i.-Special dispatches to the
Tri6une, dated Memphis, July IL, state that
Arkansas refugees report that General Curtis
attac ked and completely cut to pieces 500 rebels
under Colonel McNeill thirty miles east OF Bates.
Vile, on the 4th inst.
The Grenada Appeal, Of the sth Inst SAYS that
the Vicksburg canal 10 progressing to completion,
with 600 negroes working.
The Mississippian states that General Butler
visited Baton Rouge on Saturday.
MEMPHIS, July H.-The Vick,burg Whig re-
ports that the damage to the city is very severe
The publication Of the Whig is suspended.
The Grenada Appeal states that the 7th Tennes
see regiment went into the Richmond d ght three
hundred strong, and came out without one fective
man.
Tne same paper states that f0rsging party OF
thousand men Of General Curtis's command
were attacked and nearly all killed, but few
being car ptured alive.
A Vicksburg dispatch OF the 4th inst, states
that tn. bombardment by the Federal feet was
Tremendous and unceasing. IL 10 estimated tina,
the enemy have fred 80 900 shot and she'll. ON
loss so far 10 six killed and one wounded The
Inhabitants have tsken refuge in the wood,
Should the invaders land, we will drive them
back at the point Of the bayonet. Vicksbure
cannot be taken.
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THE Crops IN MARYLAND-The reports of
the condluon OF the crops 10 this State continue
20 be encouraging. According to the Ca,roII
county pIpers the yield Of wheat In that county
will oe better tnan anticipa'Sd or the resuit IN
Harfotd county the Belair E sis remarks:
moH OF our FARMERS nave been engaged in hsr-
vestins this week, aud a large amour Of grain
has been cut We hear from all parts OF the
county that TIE wheat is unusIslly good; indeed
IL Is q 1estion wh-ther the present crop In this
Most OF the growing crops look we'll Tue corn
although badly cut by the worm early in the
spring, has come on rapidly since the hot weather
set in
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WMu Maria Bennett, wife Of Il o. Bennett.
an extensive drv-goods merchant on Grand street
BTosklyn, New York, has instituted suit FOR =
divorce TIE wicked Mr. Bennett 10 charged
with Wis lating the Seventh Commandment vi n
As many different women, all OF whose names are
given, together with dates and ether PARTICULAR
The drtAils Of these several offenses are Of the
most disgusting character, and utterly unf: for
publication, save In the columns Of a New York
sensational Journal.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BATcHRLoR's HAIR DIT.

/. William A. Bachelors celebrated Hair DYE
produces color not to be distinguished from ma.
ture-warranted not to injure the Hair in theeast;
remedies the Ill effects of bad dyes, and invigor.
ates the Aair for life. Grey, Rsd OF Rxsty Has,
Instantly turns splendid Black or Brown, leav.
Ing the Hair soft and beautiful Sold by all
Druggists, &c.
IL The Genuine is signed WLLIAMA. BArca.
ILoR, o. tks foxr sidss Of saeA box
Factory, No. 81 Barclay ST., Nsv York,
mT-ly (Late 2s3 Broadway and 10 Bond st.)
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Frsm Cerinth-Reb.l Demsnstratisns

CoR1STH, July 10 The rebels have been max
ing mysterious cavalry demonstrations in front
ever since their rspulse at Bonneville by Colonel
Sheridan. The latter has fallen back near r im-
sey The rebel movements are thought by some
TO be the advance guard OF force to attsck US
ana Others think II is TO cover the Atnk Of
Bfaegs command reinforcing Chattanooga.
The weather Is hot and water very scarce. The
health Of the troops is improving.
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Attack on Memphis, Mi.ssuYi.

CHICAGO, July IO.-The Davenport Democrat,
OF the l0th inst says telegraphic dispatch, re.
ceived by the Adju;ant General, s.a.es that an
armed band Of rebels had made descent on item
phis, North Missouri, and. capturing the town,
mad carried away ninety Union citizens
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MIS-, Lincaln.

Nsw YORK, July H,-Ms. Lincoln and two
sons made An excursion I'm the h.,ha, ,o S,y IN
TOE revenue cutter Winans They visited the
steamers City Of New York and Great Eastern,
and Were received In ane style, amid cheers for
the President, national airs, &c. = 80 -sri
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WANTS.

Onn MEN WANTED for the 9Th HsEulas
GUU Cavs ~. Pay, IN addition TO ratlOEs 63G
clothing, SIS 20 81 per north.
q yemiHm rsld TO cluzers or soldiers fer each
accepted recruit.
Foi further Information ay,Iy at the Iste camp O!
taeresTnePs. Camp Ciifaurns, 2ist street, Wash
20 2S-lm Liert. Eih Ca-ilty. Esc5uIt'E Ohicer.
~ NOTICE.
HOSE In want of Employment cf sny kind
would better cal on the new IN FELLiGEHCE
OFFlC Il, No. 81 4 9Th street, (shsre tho bssi e.
F1y viii bo given TO kTSt olSss SeTysntsD ! have
Q WAYS applications OF hand for good CoosF, La0E
dresses, ,CekmbeTrfids, w alters and Sssmstre sos
Also. for Young Men to vat on tables II prlVass
femlllo os or hotels. FARM HANDS waniod Egp-
DoJers in want o. good help wIl nc il 70 thcir ad
n. B. R0uj:5Es wanted. The best of tsn,n,,
above.
n sly N.s. MILLER.
WANYED-Ws are pow bsyInf SECUND-
w HAND FURNITURE, STOVES snd BED
DING, Tor which No are paying the hist eel
stah srices. Families deoliElnE hoasoksosinF, eT
having surplus Of furniture, viii End It ~ SksiT
BONTZ q eEIFFIrF,
WANSED-Eyeryp person 10 know that ala n
w the market ready % pay cas- a for all articles
In the hoEssiurnishlng line. Those leaving ths
oity, or having surplus, viii do well % call r.
BUCaLY, &8e Seventh St, betveen6 and a g.s.,
east side,l Defisr IN lSer AID SccoRd hand FIT-
EltVre. nosI
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From san rrano,sca

San fRANcIsro, July y3.-Arrived. .g g. stsamsr
Saginaw, nfty-ihree days from Wampoo, via
shangnai thirty-sight days, ana Honolulu twen-
V-eight days. She goes 10 the Mare island navy.
yard Tor repairs
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Coon NKWa Rnu All

WAsHrNsToN, June 20, 1862
This is to certify that have been stone blind
Tor upwards Of two years. The best doctors In
Washington failed to cure me.
DR.. Tumblety has performed the miracle. Per.
sons wishing further particulars can call and see
ne. SBvA BAILEY,
je21-r AtMn Barbour's, 375 Sd st., bet. and 2.
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To be Good BOOKING.
OLD FACES MADE TO
n8KAUCFpE.

You may obtain q hand
some complexion, ex empt
from Pimples, Blotohes,
60, by using
DR.. TUM BLETY'S
PlmPLE
BANiSH Err,
Price, el per bottle
SENT BY l1iaii or express
to any address.
Omce-Eo. IL Wash
inrton Building, Ps1EsJl-
valla avenue, corner Of
Seventh street, Washing
ton, y. G.
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Ihe Rebels near Fsankfert, Ky-Remevins
the State Archives.

.Loulsv1ILE, July l3-midnight Reports just
gusIillas were at Rough and Ready, nine miles
south OF Frankfort, at S O'Clock this afternoon.
our informant says that the State archives are
oeln2 removed from the capital.
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DR.. TUMBLETY'S PIMPLE BANISHER
wCrn, Scad Head, Salt Rhe ID, Ulcers, Fever
Sores, Plmpss, aad every disease Of the SfIn, Of
Whatever AsIure
JOY TO THE AFFLICTED.
u cures NeryOes and OebIlit,red Sufferer. and
removes al tho Symptoms, sUOnG which viii 90
fcund
IndlsPosition
TO EIertlOn, Loss of
Power, Lots Of Memory,
Difficulty of Breathing, zen
eT&l w NeasuCBs. II TTor of Disease,
Weak NeTvef, Trembling, DreaSfu!
Horror OF Death, NIght +veSts, CC.d
Feet. Wateful.ess, Dim ess of Vision, Lam
guor, Universal La studs of the Muscular system,
ten Enormous App .tite, vita DyFFektic
SYMPTOMS. Hot hands. Finishing IF the
Body. Dryness of the Skin, PalIid
Countsnsn e, snd Eruption on the
Face. Psin IN the Baek,
Heaviness of tEe Eye
lids, Frequently
Blact Spots
FlyinE
before
the
Eyes, With Temporary Sufunoa and Loss Of
sight. Want OF AuentIon. Crest Mob hty,
Restlessness, with Hcrror OF SOcioy,
These symptoms, II allowed 10 70 on-vhioh,
this MedlciLo IntarIably rerroVeS-soOn 20 lows
Loss OF POWER, FATUITY AM
EPILEPTIC FITS.
go don't be cast down. be ye ever 40 i'll
But 90 6nd psTtaks { HIS suserIor EsIT
ThaT never has failed, there are hundreds can te l.
Who are brought rom deaths co9r nov happy
and WELL