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Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-01
union Senatorial Convention.

Tower II0usE, July 80, 1863
+ The Union Senatorial Convention met aud was
called TO order by Hon. Il Neblett. On motion,
H. A. Curtiss was elected chairman, pro tenn,
and Felix Tracy. secretary, pro TEN, and on mo-
ton they were declared permanent officers
Trinity county was represented by II. II. Gray.
E. Neblett. Dr. +. Trask, (proxy for George II.
Bunker Capt. D. H. Trufant, (proXy for Fred.
Leach) Shasta county by II. A. Curtiss, Felix
Tracy, II. a. Curtss, (proxy for j. Yank), and
Felix Tracy. (proxy for Alex. Hills and VIM. +.
Hughson.) John p. Jones, ESD, of Trinity, was
unanimously nominated for Senator, who accept
ed the same in few eloquent remarks
The following resolution offered by DR.. Edward
Trask, was unanimously adopted
Whereas, il has pleased an Ill wise Providence
TO remove from the sphere of life he so nobly
filed the time honored patriot, OF Kentucky,
Hon. John J. Crttendcn, therefore,
Resolce3, We deeply depore the loss to the nation of
of It's ahcst satcsmcna loss which has deprived the
Union party not only Of Kentucky but the whole country
of of its nOblest advOcatesOne who ready 10 sac
rcc all personal prcudccs and party affiliations and stand
forward mantuily in the support Of the Administration III
its effort to crush the Odous rebellion which has dared TO
raise its mpous hands strike down the rights Of milton
and the rights OF man.
On motion the Secretary was instructed to
furnish copy Of these proceedings to the SHASTA
Courier and TRINITY JOURNAL, for pabicaton.-
Convention then adjourned
IT, A. CURTISS, Chairman.
FELIX TRACY, Secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-01

DECLARED CoNsTTprioNAL-TheS Supreme Court
of this State have declared in the case of Cohen
VS.. Wright, that the oath prescribed by the last
Legislature for Attorneys and School Teachers
is constitutional Tod Robinson, one OF secesl
candidates for Supreme Judge has not, and de-
clares he will nol take the oath, and that he will
continue to practice in the several Courts not.
withsandng We hardly think he will after this
decision.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-01

toPFERHEAD CoAyENTIoN.-Wh is known as
the Democratic " party OF Trinity County as
sembled at the Court House on Thursday week
TO nominate ticket to be voted for at ipe fall
elections, and to devise ways and means hest
CALCULATED TO obstruct the Government in its
efforts TO suppress the traitors rebellion. 1t is
obvious to the most obtuse intellect that the
preservation of the Union and the overthrow Of
traitors depends upon The enforcement of the Con-
scripton law TO ill up the rankq. and the credit
OF the Government 10 defray the expenses of
prosecuting the war, hence these Southern allies
array themselves against the former, and express
Themselves most emphaticaily opposed to paper
currency. They adopted few weak Union reso
inilons to obtain votes under false pretenscs but
many Of the delegates being well known and
Hvowed secesFiQniss, no real upion man can be
deceived by their platform. Each Of the candi
Ga1's pledged himself TO support the party and
the Government or defending the flag
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-01

" TIE chicken that reposed in the shell that
was hatched in the convention that met 10 Sacra
mento, 8th," Forbes, of the Humboldt Register
considers mixed ticket lie says some Of
the nominees were formerly Democrats, aud some
formerly secessionists. That being the case
what, as mass, are they now? Have the Dem
ocrats gone to the secessionists, or vice versa
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-01

"THE INFIDEI DUTcH. This is the express
sion used by Pollard, of Richmond, in his South
ern history of the war, and shows how unspeaka
bly, the traitors love Germans, who have been so
prominent and efficient in whipping them into
obedience. Page II Of the history Pollard says
The West was as violent as the North or the
East In the States of Iowa and Wisconsin a
mong the infdel Dutch no rein was drawn upon
their wild lanaticism."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-01

THE ENyoYs OF THE CoPPEHEADs.-Th San
Francisco CaH says word has been received in
this State TO the effect that David s. Terry and
head ticket for Judge Of the Supreme Court,
were among the prisoners taken by Gen. Banks
at the surrender of Port Hudson. If this he
true, the dispatches sent by the Copperheads in
this State TO JEFF Davis, have mscarried for it
not very likely that Terry had chance to tra,
init them after he fell into the Port Hudson
Almost too good TO believe, that.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-01

VETERINARY SURGERY.-We learn that horse
doctor in Folsom has distinguished himself by
curing one o. d. Avalne, of horrible confusion
occasioned by the kick of an enraged soldier
The wound was near the termination of the dor
sal verlebr@ directly at the base of the spinal
column, aud was very much aggravated by a
mixture of races in the patient. together with a
determination of Copperhead venom to the parts
affected. Considering the numerous difficulties
in the way Of science, the veterinary profession
consider the cure little less than miraculous
Sonora Flag.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-01

"FApING, STILL FADING. ."--The more we learn
from different sections of Trinity, the more we
are prejudiced in the belief that the secesh ticket
will be totally routed in the approaching election.
The Copperheads are being fast swallowed up by
the regular secesh-just the fate they deserve
Every day brings new recruits from the disor-
ganized, corrupt Democratic party to the stand
ard of the Union. There will be weeping and
wailing after the State and county vote is can
yassed this year The doom of the assistant
rebels is seuled.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-01

FEoM HUMB0LDT.-W have received lengthy
letter from our old friend j. G. Steele, dated
Lancaster City, Humboldt co, N. T., July 10th,
which we shall give to our readers in the next
issue of the Journal"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-01

THE prices of passage on the Constitution, which
sailed on the 2lst, we're First Cabin, s2IO ;
lower saloon. SlG2 second cabin, $50 stcerage,
$50. On the Moses Taylor upper cabin Sl50 ;
dining saloon, SIPS; second cabin, SO steer
age, S45.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-01
aMattitd.

At French Gulch, Shasta county July oath, by
Rev VIM. S. Kidder, Lieut.. JAMES Henry FRosr
to MISS IIANNAH RENNIr.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-01

THANKsGIvNq.-Th President has set aport
Thursday, the 9th of August as day Of thanks
10 Almighty God for the recent great and signal
successes of the Union arms over treason and
Tpbslli'n,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-01

Hang THE TRAIroR-A secesh immigrant late
Iy pulled down the Stars and Stripes at Fort
Bridger, and trampled them under foot. He is
now under guard at Ruby Valley, awaiting the
orders of Gen. Oonnor We hope that gallant
officer will decide to hang the traitor, as Gen.
Butler did Mumford, for the same offence al
New Orleans. Shooting is too hoRorable a death.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-01
UNION COUNTY TICKET.

FOR sENAToR-IEINIrY AND SHASTA
JOHN p. JONES.
FOR JUDGE OF NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
e. CARTE n.
FOR ASSEMBLY,
NJ W PERSONEITE.
FOR SHERIFF.
RICHARD CLIFFORD
FOR CLERK.
a. j. LOOMS.
FOR TAX COLLECTOR
DAVID iIlSpS.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE,
JOHN MURPHY
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
T. +. ALLEN.
FOR TREASURER
A. COCHEIL.
FOR ASSESSOR,
JOHN MCCAMMON.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTOR,
u. f.. GORDON.
FOR CORONER AND PrBIIc ADMINISTRATOR,
". L. HUDSPETH
FOR sUPERv ,sOR--DIsT. NO. 3,
A. Il, PRICE.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-01

A SLANDER on VIRGINIA REFuTEn.-A new
thing, little understood, not squarely seen thro',
is very apt TO be misrepresented. One of the
early time SANDERS on ibe climate and water of
Virginia D. T., we are happy to see fatty dis
proved by the growing department in the Vir-
ginia papers, devoted to announcement OF births.
- Humboldt Regisfer
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-01

JUDGE STEPHEN J. FIELD, of the Uuite
Circuit Court in examining witnesses int
by an applicant for citizenship, questioned
pretty closely, sNys the star, " as to VIII,
they had ever heard the applicant express !
opinion relative to the rebellion, whether he hay
always been Loyalty inclined, etc. Tie Judge
intends that 10 foreigner who has ever been in
the least tainted with treason shall be admitted
to citizenship by him. He thinks we have enough
of that class in our midst without adding to theiI
number
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-01

SILENCE GIVES CONSENT Rebellion has so
lar Jailed TO receive rebuke from Democratic
journals which are generally filed with abnse
and criticisms on the Government. The late
Ealds and riots are received by these journals
win reicence which shows their sympathy with
any form Of opposition to the Administration,
~he'hrr II be the burning or pllaging Of houses
~ MODS aud thieves, or the devastation Of the
North by grand armies Sierra Dem0crat.
pne or two journals up in this section are in
mat awful fix" Never we're known to say q
Wofd condemnatory of the rebellion, but devote
Tn'st OF their space to denunciation of measures
taken by the Administration to suppress it, And
The advance oi the rebels into PENNSYLVANIA. and
the doings OF the New York mob were all rirLI
20 far as they were concerned
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-01

"Yop'D BETTER STAY AT uoME"-We have
beop permitted 10 read letter from Boise river
in which the writer advises his friends TO stay
where they are if they have "got dead thing
on grub" Whore there is one person doing well
ihere are twenty who want something to do
The Boise country is crowded to ovcrhnwing with
people, and crowds are daily arriving from the
plains by the northern route Plenty of hands
gan be hired at $50 per month and thousands
who are there are waiting for The breaking out
pf come new excitement, that they may have an
other opportunity to rush We shall hear OF
much suffering, aud perhaps death. in that coun
Try next winter 1t seems TO US ALMOST impossi-
hle that supplies enough viii be taken ii this
summer TO subsist SO many people. 1t is estima-
ted that at least twenty thousand immigrants
VIII go in that way during tue present season.
Remember Fraser
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-01
FREDERICK F. Low.

'it Nf'f l-A'sN'NfHs
FREDERICK F. LOW.
Dor LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
T. N. MACHIE.
FOR CONGRESS,
TliOS. b. SHANNON,
WILLIAM HlGBY,
CORNELIUS COLE
toR SECRETARY OF STATE,
b. B. REDnING.
FOR CONTROLLER.
GEORGE OUL1Us
FOR TREAsJ RER,
X. FACllECO.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
}. G. MCCULLOUGH,
FOR suPRENE CLERK,
W. 2. HARTMAN.
FOR STATE PRINTER,
q. N. CIANtS
FOR SURVIVOR GENERAL,
j. f. HOUGHTON.
FOR H4RBoR COMMISSIONER,
G. J.. TAYLOR.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT PUEIC INSTRUCTION
JOHN SWETT
FOR SUPREME JUDGES.
a l.. SHAFFEh,
J.. SAWYER.
s W. SANDERSON,
JOHN CURRY,
"A. l. RHODES
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-01

A Coon Mas GoNE.-Rev. Benjamin Briefly,
a Baptist pastor of Nevada, died there last week.
Mr.. Briefly had for some lime past been editor
and one OF the proprietors Of the Nevada Journal
IIoRRIBIE.-Dy the heading of an item in
city paper, we perceive that some fellow has been
porpctrating an outrage on the plains. "-Hum-
b9iH Register.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-01

We hold the position of School Trustee, which
is as high we can get. We aspired little
higher short time since, but ailed.--Red Biu6
Beacon.
Cause why You are getting old and childish,
Charles Stand aside for Young America.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-01

DANCING PARrY.A first rate excuse to ride
over to the Tower House on the goth, is Offered
Grant Taggart, the popular proprietor of thai
favortc summer retreat, announces Dancing
Party, and cordially invites the people of Trinity
to come and be merry. Unless we are much mis-
taken goodly number of our citizens will re
spond 10 the invitation.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-01

THE entire Union League Of Baltimore, $1,000
strong, turned out to defend that city from the
rebels. Henry Winter Ilavis was in the front
ranks. Aud this is the organization which
the Democratic journals denounce. las any
one heard of Democratic Club doing likewise ?
-SGcrdmsufO Bee
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-01

UNDERsTAND THE BUsINEsS.-Thc pee
Boston understand quelling riots. On
Of last month a mob composed OF vag'
vagaboud Copperhead politicians, foil
example set by Fernando Woods dis
tackled the Armory on Cooper street.
cartridges were fired, but the canste
of n six FOUNDER was turned loose e
rioters, Killing hve apd Woqndng q
more. Many lives and much proper
have been saved on the occasion Of the
York riots if q like course had been put
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-01
Births.

Near Weaverville, July 24th, the wife of John
J. Downhouer Of a DAUGHTER.
Near Weavcrvlle, July oath, the wife of John
Il. Peacock, of q nAUGnrER.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-01

THE Sacramento Republican made u horrid
blunder the other day in credling the TRINITY
JOVRNAL with the authorship of very elegant
notice OF the jeff Davis procession had here on
The evening Of the lllh We would have the
Republican man understand 1--WE thought he knew
it beiorel that we train with the I" bats and
owls referred to in the closing paragraph, We
will father almost anything in preference to a
compliment to such delectabe crowd of Union
haters as the one in question was. Don't do it
again Mr.. Brown, please.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-01

PFMnERroN, the late rebel commander at
Vcksburg. is native of the city of Philadelphia,
and IA Quaker by BIRTH
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-01

Weayeryillc, Saturday. Aug I. 1868.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-01
UNION STATE TICKET.

r. ~~rasrs--5-s. Z.
sSsasr--eg-sss---.4.-,p.-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-01
n itA

At Mnersville, July 23d, the infant son OF
+. Leach, Esq.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-01

We regret to add that he was politely invited t.
the City Hail. Exchange.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-26

- Abel Riggs, who was sentenced to be ex
ecptec az New Castle, Del, for an unnatural
sriine, on ne eth Of February next, has been
rssplied BY Gov. Burton until the 26th of Feb.
ruary, leG5. Riggs, when informed of the fsct
appeared dissatisfied, and remarked that he
would rather be hung than be compelled 20 r..
main IN prison two years. $3.50
- Brig. Gen. Asboth has baen asstgpsd 10
the command of Columbus XIV tits renor,eS
that Brlg. Gen. Dawes has been ordered undsr
arrest for his misconduct in ordering the guns
az New Madrid and Island No. 10 70 be spiked,
when there was in reality no danger of an At
tack from the rebels.
SThe newspapers are dragging before tho
pubic Miss Rosfna Delight Richardson, a
young lady OF astounding proportions-2 feet
10 inches across the shoulders and as pounds
weight. Her age is 10 years, and il takes nearly
hundred yards OF cloth 10 make a dress for
Ter.
SrGen. Wool has been requested by Gov.
Andrew, Of Massachusetts, To LOOK ana The
defences of Boston harbor It il probahIe that
ne viii soon visit Boston for that purpose, and
mat nddiuonal gums will be mounted on Tue
toTts defending the harbor
~ Gen Grant Is seizing all the steamboats,
upon which he can lay his hands in the virini,v
OF Memphis. Teams also have been pressed
into the service unfortunately, and on Tan
Is, fourteenregiments were en- route south ward
- Richmond adyices represent that nrena
rations are on foot in that city for the constrnc
lion Of several formidable gnnboats, to De buiIt
OF heavy hive oak timber and then mailed with
iron.
- Seventy nine thousand passengers were
carried by the Atlantic steamers last wear
q 500 70 Europe, and 5G,iGO TO the United States
This Ii al increase OF $500 over the previous
year.
"The December statement CT the Illinois
central has not been given. 1t is said that the
cash collected for lands was Sa5,OD0 and that
me cole ctions making this month are large.
The earnings of the Illinois Central Rail.
road for the fret half Of January are s3s 400
ahead OF thu same time last year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-26

MA lady was not long since travelling in
England when he occupied a railway carriage
IN company with a well dressed man and
woman, the former Of whom offered her a csDy
OF an illustrated newspaper for her entertain
usnt She accepted the ciYilfty, opened the
paper, perceived powerful and peculiar odor,
became Immediately insensible, and awoka 20
find herself robbed Of her money and railway
nc ket, together with sundry articles Of ieweIry.
The paper wassupposed To have been satsraced
with chloroform, the scent Of which was dis
episec with lavender.
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AMERICAN WATCHES
FOR SOLDIERS
AT REDUCED PRICES.
lmefit sn Watches fer lmeFieans!

TEE sITsrc.E WiTcE CcHFlrT give notice that
tEey hEve lately ;.sred new style of Watch, ex'
rress:, designed for Soldier. ard others vho desire
q coed rs.ce 81 : Moderate ice. These vatehe.
ass Intended 70 6.sp!a:= the worthless. chssl
watches CT British and Sriss HaEufae:are with
vEies tie eccrtry i. Seeded, Acd xkieh were Fever
sEFTe.sc - keep tine chen :hey we're ~ ada, osnS
refuse n Anutsctnres sent 70 this country beesnse
unE-sh HE AZ home and 1s+i here only fer et.eyInE
sn< tVIssHds Purposes.
We cee- 20 SCI \ a:e5, ~tirs IS CT -EE Most
sCrs-As-III kIEUYAcTrsE, ACCURATE AEo DC
rIFIy -iyxrxErFR zrd Il sterliug sil-er cases
Hunting sstterB, 81 - lev price g. is kske4 for
.hs trashy EH~,t AZ L<p,s<s Of fo.eiSa make
Are s9J referred 10.
Te have named the new series o. Watches, VIZ.
ELLEsI. Bceton. blaze, which name viii BE- fund
on The Pate CT every watch OF thi. manufacture,
ard 10 ore Of cur trademarks.
Sold ~ al respectable Wsteh Dealers in the
Ioy.l States.
Wholesale order. should be addressed 20
ROBBINS APPLETON,
Agents for th- American Watch Cempe
tse-sc:rn le2 BKoAD8AY, NY.
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SEcRET D1sEAsEsi SECRET DISEASES.
SAMARfTAE'S GIFT
S1MARITAN'S GIFT!
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED

THE MOST SSz zffaEiiHF HESi Str EVER USED
acsosna5SS S Fl: sgEqHisftnrs e.
Only ten pills 70 Be taken . effect ouTe:
from f0T and ID
Of the Of one Of the most
sAMARITAN's GIFT
WIN cure any case in from two to four days, and
'e''.' TKENTY-FoUR HOURS.
..s b. :. :.
Mercury 'sos ssssasTXyRsfhffANse1pr
Sen. By mail in il q plain si envelope.
Price male packages. 81 Price female packages, g.
sAMARITAR's ROOT AND herb JuIoks,
FIJI s4rHfP1 sf u FEsEkEf GGHE
Here is positive eure--no Mercury-no Poison-sut
This form Of the disease makes its appearance In
sores on the organs of generation, or they nay os
mostly on The xroins. and very often IS ulcers Of
the mouth letters spots. carries and nodes Of the
bones 4e. &c. Any and al OF these symptoms
sAMARirAS's ROOT AND herb JUICES:
Bent By express. Price 81 . bottle, or s bottles
sAMARITANs GHANcRE WASH.
DESMOND 4 CO., Box ISL Philadelphia Posi-
Sold BY 8. CALVERT FORD. corner Of 1,th and
COLEMAN L ROGERS, 17s Baltimore st.est.
Baltimore. oc lh5m
TR E Z M Ar.
F,oteeted BY Royal Letteys Patsnf a. Erslasd anE
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TRIESEMAR Nos,
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fer all Impurities of the system well secondary
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remove. TRIESEMlR Nos. !, 2 and 8 are alike
devoid of taste smell, and Of all nauseatiRg quail
tiles. They in the form of q lozenge, and mar
lie CO the toilet table without their use being
Bold in tin cases At - each, or four 8. cases In
one for So, and in sN cases, thus saving So, a.
&c. Wholesale and retail by DIR. u. A. BARROW,
1914, Bleecker street, -four doors from MscDougN
street } New York. Immediately on receipt of re-
mittance, DR. Barrow will forward Triesemsr to any
part of the world, securely packed, and addressed
according to the instructions Of the writer.
and beautifully illustrated medical work n umsn
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be obtainedaby special authority from Q. G. FORD.
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TRUNK MANUPACToRY
<99 ERvIHfH ST., WASHINGTON, d. O.

TTNOPHAMS
Is9 sEvIHfH ST., WASHINGTON, D. O.
Silver Medal awarded BY Maryland Institute Of
Also m.d. BY I %sfioSosan Me:hsnie. Institute
Inv: :sessi ssaa NTH: sss
u: '9 RsSS ttkEEssH fs;'s.'.''' OF
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INTERESTING FOB LADIES.
We have again reduced the prices Of large stock
Of hsndsome Dress Goods to Is cents per yard,
Also Wooden Hosiery, Gloves, Morinoes, shawls,
Cloaks, Embroideries, &C., viii be sold Ut reduced
-FOUR stock Of Ladies and Chilaren's Dress and
Fancy Purs viii be sold st great bargains. They
are all new made and fresh Soods q our ON man
n'ae'uf4 s Mark. sp.ce, bet: IN and Eth ss;..
deN under the Avenue House.
To HOTELS, eHSScS2EEs1 SSIssrAuRAxrs, PR.
vAT1 PAMILIEs, 10.
n. Subscriber. A.v. Just received /. frssA ship
100 GASES st. JULIEN AND 1LoRRAo
which the, ossI so1 e. Il Nss York ,r,...
Also, they have constantly on hand
L~ss a.d Wsu Selected SsoeI Of
vnntAA
S56ss RE s sSaoFEGSHH.' sss 1a1sH
ezsH. :H e G sa n sso, !. brands,
keSSSSHEt Az Az R 81 FokTaRs,
s. .ss ssalrsH DAIRY
A kPHE KEMP's n.RMsrIoALLY slALlD
ssi s0o on 1N
Isl eG $SSsa E4sSH fH1s5 IMPERIAL zr
With IN '.sf SxEs4 a'; sRoSGhf Il
iEstabIished NH
srans11Uals p .ysnqs, opPO:iss
- Juss received . small lot Of oneers' Liquor
IMPORTERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
IN! ss!..,a
sssi H IL ffs%ss,: I'd I'd
Tim s'sonS bo4 codd rAlov.' HAM nth st,
MACHINERY, OF ALL KINDS,
For sslek -
spiu SIS Seventh st. bet. p. a4 any Canal.
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TO HORSE OWNERS,

BR. SWEETS ISEALLIBLE LISIhEN3
FOR HORSES is unrivsled by any, and in Al
eases Of lsmeness, arising from sprains. Bruises
Harness or Saddle Calls, Scratches Msnge, a., 10
will also cure speedily. spavin and HisSeone may
stages, but confirmed eases are beyond the posi-
bility of g radical cure. No Of tke kind bow
ever is desperate or hopeless bat il may be ale
visted BY this Iiniment, and its faithful apphcA-
ton viii always remove the Lamezess. and enable
de horses 20 travel with comparative eAse.
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GAS FITTING, &c.

WN. T. DOVE CO.
ARE Nov prepared TO execute any orders With
which they Bsy be favored in the
PLUMBING, GAS, Ok STEAM FITTING BCeI-
NESS.
~ Store on Ninth street, few doors north Of
eennsylvan avenue. where may Be found Q eoTs
piete assortment eff CHANDELIERS and other GAS
sTEAG and WATER FIXTURES. ian Fly
M GAS FIXTUEES
w Have In Stere and ere daily receiving, GAS
FIXTURES of entirely New Patterns and Designs
and nEh superior ia style to anything heretofors
offered in this market
We invite citizens generally TO call and examine
oar stock Of GAS snd WATER FIXTURES, feeling
confident that We have the beet selected stock In
Washington
~ All Work In the above line intruEted to our
care will be prom tly attended to.
nar5-tf MYERS : McGHAN, 376 D street.
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NJ TEETH.

Nj TEETH.
i1. LOOMS, II. D., the Inventor and Passn:es
Of the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, attends ~
personally At his eaics IN this city. haayh{1
persons can near these teeth who cannot
wear others, and no person can wear others Who
cannot wear these
Persons calling At NJ of1ce be accommodated
With any style and price Of Teeth they desire;
bit to those who particular and wish the pures
e.eAnest strongest and most perfect denturs that
art can produce. the MIN EKAL PLATE viii Be
more fully varranted.
Rooms in this eity-No s3s PsnnsytvsuiA avenue
between 9Th and 10Th streets. Also. 907 Arch ct,
Fhilsdelphia mar -ly