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Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-02-13
Journal.

GONG At THE OLD PR1cE.-The Knickerboeker
Monthly is responsible for the following good
story -.
Somewhere in Connecticut there is family
by the name of Barstow, who were never noted
for cleanliness On the contrary, the name was
proverbial for flthness. They were farmers
and Mrs Barstow was engaged in the dairy busi-
ness Each week she posted her way to VII
lage near by and disposed of her butter to
squire Walker, who dealt in country produce
and groceries. Ere long she learned that she
did not get but half as much for her butter as
her neighbors were receiving, and this aroused
her unusually quiet temper, and she determined
to demand an explanation OF squire Walker the
next time she went to market So the following
week, with her regular amount OF butter, she
presented herself at the grocers counter ana
said Squire Walker, what are you paying
for butter to-day? He opened her boxes, and
after a careful survey of the contents, replied
Twelve and half cents. Twelve and
half cents twelve and half cents y she re-
pcatcd. . How is it that you pay Mrs Perkins
twenty cents pound, and only allow me nine
pence-and this you have done all along =
q Well" said the squire, coloring and hesita-
ting on each word q The fact is Mrs Barstow,
your butter is not so clean as hers, and lind 1t
hard work to get rid of it at that price even,
when people knew who made it. 80, If that
is all that is required" she replied, with con-
as good butter and as clean butter as anybody
Mrs. Barstow, all excited, hurried home, not
withstanding the oppressive heat of the after
noon, and Selling the milk straner and wiping
the perspiration from her face, exclaimed to her
daughter !: :. Betsy Ann, squire Walker had the
impudence to tell me my butter was not so clean
as Nancy Perkins, and now mean to show him
that | can make as clean butter as she. =" !" Du
tell | think should try mother, replied Betsy
Ann, sympathetically. Mrs Barstow commenced
skimming her milk and pouring the cream into
her tall old-fa shioned churn. 1t was all in but
the last pan, when, mounted upon stool, she
was reaching after that but unfortunately she
slipped, and one of her dirty feet slipped into
the churn until it brought up on the bottom,
scattering the contents in every direction. Ex-
Treating herself soon as she could, she COM
menced scrapng the cream from her limb and
throwing it back into the churn, remarking in a
slow celebrating tone to her daughter, who was
laughing in very unbeeoming manner at her
parents mishap: I" Well, Betsy Ann, guess my
butter will have to go at the old price once
more -
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-02-13

/ Tur s F. PosrMAsrER-A late number Of the
New York Herald has the following touching the
removal of Mr.. Parker
RI. Perkins has been appointed Postmaster
Of San Francisco, rice s. H Parker, removed on
account of complaints preferred against him OF
r,;smanagement of Post-Office business.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-02-13

WILLIAM WILLIAMS, who has been twice con-
x;cted of the murder of Blanchard, failed to get
a new trial granted by the Supreme Court, and
Judge McKune of the District Court, has been
ordered to fix upon a day for his execution.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-02-13

THE steamer America. of the Opposition line,
carried $50, 900 in treasure. making the total
treasure shipment by the two lines SO, 400, 900 in
round figures.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-02-13

THREE of the Magruder murderers, were exc
cuted by hanging at Lewiston, Idaho Territory.
page turned States evidence, and duplicates
other parties not yet arrested.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-02-13

Rates OF .9drsrtising:
Spetial Aotites.

Browns Bronchial Troehes--Thesc Lozenses
are prepared highly esteemed recipe for alternating
BRONCHIAL AFFECTIONS ASTHMA oARsENEss, CorGHs CoLs,
and LIMITATION OR SORENESS TIE THROAT.
PUBLIC SPEAKERS AND vocAlISTS
Will find beneficial in clearing the voice before speak
ing or singing and relieving throat after unusual
exerton uf the organs, having peculiar adaptation To
which disturb the OF speech Agents ir
California, Redtng fOa y TO-, San Francisco 3.ii
A1- The Medical and Surgical Institute
Of Dr. L. j. CzAPKAY is already secured in position which
places it, proprietor far above the assaults Of
envy and professional malice schools of France, the
highest prizes awarded practitioners in this de-
partment Of Medical and they occupy with others an
equally lofty position in the profession Record Is AN Illus
trious EXAMPLE shining Fight among the philosophical stars
Of hi. Europe and Dir CzaPkay has fully cluIcd nun
iege Of Medicine complimentei him with Diploma ana the
honorary euna degree Selecting this as his hrId Oh
although qualified graduate of the UnVer-lt!
~ Pesth and Chief Of the Hungarian KeVn
tionarv Army for rore extended labor, DR. L. j. Czapkay
ba. hn his earnest the Of chronic ana PR
yate diseases which lie has become great an expert ta
bo ia now regarded in this branch of his probes
raphy are published of interest to their readers IN
The most The Doctors offices are M ms
Medical Surgical Institute. Sacrament" street corner
Of Ledesdor nearly opposite the building oi the fcn
Mail Steamship Company. A..
m We ask particular attention OF our readers 10 he
sworn certificates remarkable in another column 81
ri Him.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-02-13

Is Congress. Dec 23d McClelans report, of
765 pages of foolscap, was handed in, and res
oluton to print 10, 600 copies was referred to
Committee If the General had been as indus
trious hurting rebels as he has been writing
about himself he would have reached Rich
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-02-13

SovE fine cotton, said to be equal to any in
the Southern States, has been raised in the vine
yard of Mr.. j. A. Watson, Los Angeles. Eighty
hollis were found upon single stalk.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-02-13

MuRDER-The Monterey Gazette learns that a
Mr.. Moody discovered the body of a murdered
man last week between Natividad and San Juan.
The body was warm when found ; horse also
killed was laying in the road. The corpse was
taken off by Mr.. Moody.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-02-13

COMPANY /, Second Cavalry California Volun-
teers. left visaia for Benicia, the 25th of jan
nary. This Company is commanded by Captain
Doughty, and numbers about eighty men.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-02-13
HeimStreet'S Hair Restorative
HIS NOT A DYE!

IS NU U {
Ru, restores gray hair original COLOR by supplying
.,.arx ,nbes it'll natural substances impaired by age
M All Instantaneous dyesare composed t"Hdr cf"c
atroving the vitality and beauty Of the hair and AFFORD oil
N em.syts no dressing leimstrects lnomithic '""fS
DC only hair lofts natural color pS d" easy p
br gives the hair
Luxuriant Beauty,
promotes it, growth prevents its filling on eraie'es %
run ami imparts health and peasann'sS 70 the neu
has t The ts of time being the original Hair boring
and increasing in favor Used by poth gentle
men and ladies' sold 10y all respectable d%cs, 81 V
i've nrornred y them of D. BARNES. Proprietor New irk
HosrErrER DEAN Agents san Francisco Two Sis
80 and 81. 7"
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-02-13

THE stampede to Washoe, says the Transcript,
by way of Nevada, is unusually large for this
season of the year. The stages go out crowded
every day and most of the passengers hail from
San Francisco and the lower country.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-02-13

THE national copperhead convention has been
appointed for the 4th of July. Wouldn't it be
more appropriate, to hold it on the anniversary
of the rebel attack Fort Sumter, asks the
Statesman.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-02-13

WE learn that John r. Ridge: late of the Trim
ity National, deceased, is = Local-items on the
Democratic Press.-1Ppeal.
Is that all We had been told that he was
doing up the heavy for the Press and Police
Ea-eUf.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-02-13

THE KIND WHO ARE LUcKY.-A correspondent
of the Oregonian, writing from the Idaho mines,
says:
Comstock, the great original, crazed creature,
has hit upon fortune in quartz here, and has
an interest in a company whose ledge is very
valuable with float quartz laying around below
it enough to keep mill grinding and make
Jrtune before they need touch the ledge. Com
stock S career is succession of streaks of luck.
| consider him to be half crazed and infatuated
with his own success. \ lend of mine told me
seriously not long since that certain lucky
honaJre in Owyhee made it principle never to
prospect with any man unless he was a Dutch-
man ; he belle ed in Dutch luck; but my friend
continued drly, - For my part I'll never believe
any man has struck anything rich unless he is a
id fool.
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Sotietu Aotites.

ap- Trinity Lodge, No. 81, +. y II. .u.-Hold
regular Masonic Hail. Weavervile.
the last Monday Of each month. Hour Of meeting. six
O'clock .. M JOHN c. MASON, W. NJ
WI. BAEllR, Secretary. Avs.
CIR Trinity Chapter, No. 10, Royal .1reh Ma
fourth Tuesday in each month,
avs VI. BAEHR Secretary.
aa- Worth star Lodge, No. 81, 4. o. @. r.,
holds its regular meetings Odd Fellows Hail. Weavervile,
on "Wednesday evening ut O'Clock Members of the Order
from abroad are cordially invited to attend.
ALBERT BOWLER, N.G.
GEO W WARD RS Avs
ED- STELLA Escampa<Hs. No. H. r. n: a. =
meets on the the first and third Monday OF each
MONTH at odd Fellows Hail. Weayeryc Patriarchs from
abroad are invited 10 visit u.s. IRA HOWE, c. P.
W II DACIIEIDER Scribe Avs
41- Gomez Lodge, No. 81, H. %. %. f., Trinity
Center. holds its regular meetings SATURDAY erenn nj
Odd Fellows Hail. TIiOS. TIKI T. y Ii
L. r. SKIES, X. :. avs.
BD- WfarerrHis Dirfsi0n, No. 2O7, .. or IL,
in Chorls Hall every Saturday evening" at o'clock
Members from abroad in good standing invited to attend
JOHN j. htSCROFT w p
T.. j. MILLER, r. s 4fSo
RJ- The Germnn Hospital society OF Trinity
county holds its regular Quarterly meetings at the Hospital
building the first Sunday in March, June September and
December. H. UN EkMOhLf,
Avs Secretary
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-02-13

A COMPLIMENT TO THE PRINTERs.-We find the
following under the head of bad copy" in an
English paper. If not true, it ought to be =
" At the harvest home of Saugham, Sussex, the
chairman said Dean Hook had preached them a
magnificent sermon. Before the dean went home
he asked leave to print it, telling him he thought
they could sell hundred, and offered to copy
out the sermon plain for the printer. The dean
made answer and said that would never do, he
would write it out badly himself. Upon his
asking the dean why, he explained that if the
copy was plain it would be put in the hands of
the worst compJsitors whereas, if it was writ
ten badly the best hands would get it and the
work would be better done. In confirmation OF
this we add that, once upon time, convcrslng
with Robert Southcy, the poet we alluded to his
particularly neat and legible handwriting. saying
that of course he must have little trouble IN
correcting his proof. His reply was, on the
contrary, write so well that as my copy is equal
to print. among the apprentices, who arc careless
and incompetent, and make scores of blunders
when they set it up. Lord Brougham on the
other hand, writes almost illegbly, and his man
uscript goes to the best compositors, who have
brains and skill to make out its meaning, and
are paid one-third extra for decipherng it.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-06
MroiraI.
How to Keep in Good Health
AND
WHAT IS THE CAUSE OF DISEASE

0NHE primary cause OF every disease that desh IL
heir - IL mpurity OF the bl 'od The Ulood H..
comes impure trUm many causes. Impure AIR a.
change Of " R'heT, unwholeBome food an sIpoauf
are among the prime pal causes OF inquiry Of IN
blood The sym toms are gld ines4, hsadae 70, cor
fua ,d thought, 0y du IN heavy, dtow neas,
tiJaton Of the how'll, had tsste IA the mouth, fou
tongie liver complaints, pans In the hack and leg.
oss Of appette rleepiesB nights, cole, cramp, pSn
and ightneas 4 the chest, heartburn. gout an fheu
mEtisn, pu Ing and pur Sing chs and isver4 m ,re
or less accompanying these, ami long ira Of troub
lesome and dangerous affections all OF which may be
prevented ami cured oy taxing a iew dosss Of pr
5rRlOKLA D. VEGETABLE PUhlFtING ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS They will purity the Hood and pul
the stomach, bowels aud liver 10 healthy condition
lney particular suitable n chronic and nerYou-
diseases Every am,ly and every sold er . ,oud
keep supply Of these Pills, many diseases are OH
waited hyt cir uss They ar mild dsesfs med
cine, and can be taken at any time without danger
taking cold.
Sold by al drusgists or sent 70 any part op receipt
Of twenty i've eeuts anil sta npad envelope. ad ress
ed DR. sfRfokLAND, eAss Fou tn strSet, cnciAns
Il, Vhip.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-06
COUGH NO MORE.
TRY sTRIcKLAND'3 MELLIELuous COUGH
BALsAM.

Tins y the best and chsspest remedy for Coughs,
Colds, Hoarsene4s, Asthma. Who0ping Cou IN, aud
Consumption. Everybody who has tnSd this s1oel
10 belssm thasia uoally recommend u. Mrs.
Mitchell, Barr Atre0t, On"innat, says shs las been
lear al 80 terer with c0ug for many yesrs 80 bad
not 70 b able 10 Rlk Up stairs She took one bottle
o. this bNsA n, aud nsa bee bet.ar since, and
w this valuable Coug Balsl Fifty cents peF bot.
tie Sold by all irusgists, an manufactured At No Z
east Fourth sire {, Cincinnati
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WYnkoOn,s Iceland PeetoraI

Diseases Of the throat, chestsad pulmonsry orfsnA
ara ever prevalent, insdicun end dauggrous. The
properties o. mo lioine 70 alleviate, cure and uproo
thess complaints must be expeitorant, snodvoo hnd
invigorsug loo sening the mucue Of the throat eud
fdpsrung tone 20 tho euHro " ytem. Nodi9covery m
medical mastered this clasa OF d5eaqes
hfe Dr. Wynkoop'a Tcelan poctolai u s used with
tra most ait1nishng ts in an casea Of btoneht
inlusuEs whoopina cough, diPtheria OF putriu sore
t1roat asthma, Group, coughs codai nervous irTiF'
U'lhy, &C. Ia
Fhe Rsr J. J. Potter oeriihas thst, al hsve used Dr
Wyuwoops Psotoral Tor several years myself 40 in
my family, for Severe pulmonary oomplaints, eud
have recommended II 10 others and have never
sceu it, oIusi." Rev. j. J. Potter, Brooklyn y. 7.
Huudred and thGusanis OF important testinoui'
-s c7uld be proauced showing i.s sssserkahls cures
aad that Il nsver iails. -,
q IL 20 imposed Of pure Iceland Moss Balm OF ti
I'D Peruvian Balasm, ElecampAno, oullreyi Bar
dock and other invaluable expec Grant snd tonic in
grehouts. tits harmless, prompt and lasting. In
vnlid Rui sufferers cannot afford 70 neReot tria
Every family should havs IL, II 10 remarkshe oi
Group. Full q fsoHptionl, accommodation AMI d.
eouo1a accompany each bottle.
Sold ia Dayton bJ ". ". stewart and all prneips
prepsr d BY DR.. r wynkoop, snd sold by p.
6arues Co, Hsr YORK. se23dly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-06
OU ca ER Y.

I EARNESTLY caution Al. young mon suhsTing
1 iro n Nervous Debility, 6c., sRnintt endangaring
their health BY patron Al Il any o the adVsrt'inS
qusehs You can ~ ~ recover by the metnoda used
~ The ad erussr aud by hundreds Of others, nd Ia
no other Wty. Rsad etter which will send YOU ~
you will ssnd me post paid eny .lope bear n% your
address Direct 70 EDWASD n. TRAVkR,
deEgda9om Lock Box, Boston, Mass.
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a9lantatlum lSirtrrs,
8. E.--l99O--x.

lastuds, palpitaton Of the heart lack Of apPsutei
astrsss after sstipg, torpid liver, constipation,
Isssrv0 70 suffer they will not try me celebrated
PLANTATION BlTTERS
Wh,oh are now recommended by the highest medical
sushors ties, ard warranted to produce an inmedis,
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sesly pure and ust supsrceaS all other o5ics where
. healthy, gsnts ST nulsnt Is requ red
They purify, strengthen and iuvigoratsi
They Greats healthy aPPettei
They are an snti5ote 20 change Of wster and Diet
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late hours
They str n then the system and enllyen tho mudi
They proysnt rnssnsrc and intsrmittsnt fevsrsi
They purify the breath and sod,ty OF tho stomach;
They cure dyspepsia and consupRuo
They cure diarrheA, cholera and cholera morbus;
rhey cure liver complaint and nervous headache;
They make tho weak strong, the lsngud brilliant,
nd ara exhausted nsture's great They
composed Of tho celebrsttd eAlissyS bark, winter
resu sasssfss, roots and herbs, all preserve IN per.
iasty pure St oroiI rum.
"ss have given the Plantation eHtsrs to hund.
1sds Of our disabled poldiers with the most sstonah.
as sgsos. 6. W. ANDREWS,
-upt. Soldiers Home, Cincinnati"
"~R The PiaatnHon Btters have cured me oliver
complaint Of which was laid up PROSTATE, and had
Ii 3. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, Ohio"
"~sIo owe much to you, for verify believe the
Plantation Bitters have saved my life
Rev. ". II. wAeGoNER, Madrid n. z"
Thou wilt send me two bptues norO OF thy
Plantation sittsrs. My wife mas been z esuy ben.ht
ted by their Thy friend,
Asa oURRIS, Philadelphia Pa"
"ss have bsen great sufferer nom dyspopsia
aud had 70 abandon presehing. The sntstioT
laers have cured me.
Rsv. !. s, oATEoRN, Rochester, N. Y"
Send as twenty.four dosen more Of you
PlaatAdou BtteFs, the popularity Of which are ddlJ
increasing with the guests Of our house.
SYKES, CHADWICK co.,
Propriators wizards Hotel Washington, d. O."
Such are one in thousands OF certificates daily re
csavsd. They are immensely beneficial TO woak per
Hons and delicate females.
Be cautious Of rs-hlled bottles. Bee our siguatur'
on 6ns steel plate label. ThSy are not sold BY th
gallon. They only sold IN our patent loG esbil
horss, BY respectable druggists, grocers hotels, 80
loons, stssmbosts and country stores.
P. DRAKE acc,
O22dAWATn 2n2 BrOsdway, N. v.
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Dress ann GsIoak IFl laktna.

FASHt0N Abe DKEsD a UhUAk AaRNS
ATtss ANNA NUseER, asho.aec Dress snS
WI Cloak Maker, bega 70 uiorrn her old cuMorpere
eno the pub u gepefaly that she has openei sh'
On Third street over McUanics' rrIrc, l.iurt scry
sh- solcits Gus ON, and viii furnish drew and eote
rrimmines II yipslrof. nita2re
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L1FB IHTSURANCE /


YounE men iust starting 10 buaaass, whose chief
capital s their -rgY and integrity should nsure then
lives 70 tbs amount Of half their II shluss Euoh an
at Of dsintersstod Honesty when known
Tors, would iuhtly Increase their conddepos IA than
II would show that they did not gsh 70 leave their s
friends sxpossd 20 any soAtpgeneyi saa tue
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-06
EVERY MAS SHOULD INSURE MS LIFE

TNHE Rtna srsut- porass FOR LIFE, Sor term
l Of years, Endowment pollciss and child ems 70
loament Also, Non ForeiuDg POhcie9i on which no
pawn ut is required ater ten years.
Five thousand dollars paid on two losses IN this city
Fithn tho last six months.
Among MI the aontnYancea Of men to protect the
fsmy circle from want, none can ~ found more sim
is TO hsrscter noble IN 10 features or certain 10
ts results than Life Insurance. ltiS the prop which
the dyng husband sayss to
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-06
LOOKS THE DANGER IN THE FACE

That he may gTappio with iti Wiss man, that 70
may study ne ture and palats its threatening Ths
mesns ol Psbse0n are Al hand, Of easy 70 ALL
ttA
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INSURANCE.

Buckeye Iiutual Insurance 20.
.1sLRE AND NGARLNTE Z.
sAPt. a. AND 90
NO sORIP DIvID END 5
Profits Divided In Cash AmOpg stock and
Policy uOldeFss
Takes Marine hssards ol an kinds. Ftro risks On
bnildngs, Merchandise, Furniture, Vessels In Pvrt,
and VIZ better class Of fisks generally
Dire ors:
WIN. Hart, Chsmhern,
pauon, ]. p. P0hnA0u,
Amass stone IT.. VIM. Wellhousss
H. d Hudson, o. N. uvlatti
N. G1rretsuut =. W. Pelton,
A. j. Breed
ofise-Oustrs Exchange, FOOT OF SUPERIOR street,
, wIJLGAM HART, President
L. p. HUbsoH, Secretary.
aat9 D. u. sTlFpEtMAE, Ag.nt at neyton.
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sR SAFE TaoM THE pANas OF wAxri

Would these chifrss have a comfortable home, and
the means Of sducalsuni Would ths wife be ind pen
dent OF the sold charities Of the wor u Would this
aged and feeble parent he provided fort Would m5
es,ste pay ny dSbsi Woul there be sacrifice Of
property by forced sales administrator 70 meet
the nRnds of made when the market
tends downward and AIR prices cannot be rsaliBodi"
How few these question 70 their satNlao-
toni Tney fear 70 ask thern, and cherish th4 belle
that they have long s,se on life. This II botA iool
lsh SndeovsrdlY. Tue brave man
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-06
ANNUAL 1RpM1uM

NIGHT hirs r. Feearasd a. the trhuts Whish an up.
right heart paya 81 the shrine Of Justice,
JOHN n STOPPELMAN.
Huis AgOntleE Dayton and UuniiJ.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-06
PROTECTS HIS AGED PARENTS

EVEN where he has prNevdsd them into eternity' hvii
the honest deuthr satisfies his When
fste sPemed least PropitiouH, In Amoral and Woridv
senae 1t s one great Wespon by which TO rob death O.
his sting ~
LET any husband father, son. ask himself "If vac
to die tonight, would those who are dear 70 me
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-06
SAP ONKF TER,
Oh,
CONCENTRATED LYE !!

FAMILY SOAP MAKER.
war makes high prees saponner helps 20 II
dues them. Gtm,kss soap for FOUr osnss pound
ey nsiug your ki chs0 grease.
sECAUTIoNl A. spurious LySs are oferea
aso, bs arelul aui only ouy the PRtSntsd article
,ut up In Iron aans, ell others being esnntsrfstta
PENNSYLVANIA SALT MiNuFACTNG CO.,
PhtIsdsIphts-NO. lST WRinut street
Pitt burg -PItt ct. and Duqussns Way.
nol7dsWSm
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INSURANCE.
S5lh Semi Annual Expose.

O0VH StNEL AIIHuaH AAPUSe'
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CLOTHING EMPORIU'

WILLIAM WALKER,
NO. sol THIRD STREET, DAY TON, OHIO,
rs prepar' to accon modate his customers VITA
| every art le Of gentle mems wtsrine sli efel OF
he teht lyle nd best quality. III ose who " nj
oats, pantri vests, shrs hostefg, han keiehiefs
hotes, boot-, oesi sipPerT, &C., will do w.ll tS
i've him call. ~ as24
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Book and Job Printing

%ith dlsPstoH and 10 he Osst style Of the art PART