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DRIED FnUITS+ArF1Hs-Ma Qul.t but
hrn a. Previous quotations. NAaFRGKs1zs-Scarce
ald In limited cemsns; bt.cEnkEs1Es-1n mode.
-Ps1e5: saoply ..n3ll ana prices Arm e pssy1oa.
1rDer, but with no Quotabie change. FosRiaH
FEuITa-Ip fair demand and VERY driu hk pieYtoua
, 1864-06-09

-:*pssh yellow Grease At IKE; II pkes do atllHr.
Observation-Disclosures to-day, 45I brIs: shipped
to.cns, Nt hffs. M1rke. dull and lc over s+a-
day -zet hrls 1t Sl3 10 brla s1tsK 90 brls at
f1sS- clotth2 qu!et At u. .esa' ,c3H.
BlhEs-Eeeei7ed yeEte<day. $3.50 ms; shipped.
,et1 ns. With fair supply the sale Ia dull and
heavy+ xlthorRh there haa besn no decllne On Cur
praV1op9 quotstioEe. We eQuote: ..-.-.
, 1864-06-09

sP,cEs.There Is no movement in these articles
ah..ncs ; o. any sosoa ef then II the proposed new
ne present Or sates OF duties are to Be r.
o. new schedule is pet to be lntrr ducsd The
etHsEd Is consequently confined t. tho iMmeitAfe
Eants q Consumers, and jnc1nde. with Is bags II
eaa g:ases before arrival On private termH, 100 do
spa y cssks No ID lots sl.s2N91 Is, aash
r. HSossnmeat contract lncladed 4o.eto ns Snza.
u.1 Import from January Lit, to May s1s:. 1sg+
[Sa oielEn ana Pepeet Pimento.
8sn:e t1ne. 1yS3 :. .........' "a ia ssStt
R1cE-1s steady, With moderate demand for ho1ns
nsct NJ m occasional inquiry for export. We no
tiee a0 bsgs Rangoon u t11.oc@l15; leo do Rai,.
eosn q " II bond 50 hs3s Para, s2 019l2 80. cash
aIo xkte on Para Paddy, on terms we did not learn
Ing ooveinE ent contract included 15o,08o IS Ran
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-01-09

HooKER's BATTLE ABOVE THE CLouDs.-Quar-
termaster General Meigs, in his lively account of
the three days fight before Chattanooga, men,
tons the notable fact that in Hooker's fight On
the slopes Of Lookout Mountain, !" much of the
battle was fought above the clouds, which con-
cealed him from our view, but from which his
musketry could be heard There is on record
at last one parallel to this, in the campaign Of
Napoleon in the Caruic Alps, in 1871, The bat
tie of Col, de Travis, March %, lsa7, was fought
above the clouds-the artillery laundering in
the very laboratory of storms and arsenal of the
electric batseries-Whils the cavalry charged and
performed their evolutions on the ice, and the
infantry Aoundered to the attack through snow
three feet deep.--Nev- Fork F~es.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-01-09

THE Richmond correspondent of the London
Times admits that the blockade has now, for the
first time, made access to rebel ports really dan
gerous and difficult. correspondent of the
same journal with the rebel army in Tennessee,
admits that the crisis is approaching to test the
South, and pays high tribute to the magnif-
cence of the Northern faith and self-reliance as
contrasted with the lukewarmness of the South
ern masses. The replies of the Germanic Con-
federationAan Denmark in regard to the Con-
gress are published. All accepted. It was re-
ported that Austria had sent q note definitely
declining the invasion. 1t was stated that
Drouyn de L'huy's had sent circular to the
French Diplomatic agents relative to the Con-
gress, stating that the refusal of England had
frustrated the combination but France was
Governments. aud is willing to debate pacifically
upon those questions liable to lead to-complica-
tiQps.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-01-09

MILITARY MArrERs.-We are informed by the
Controller, Mr.. Oulton, that the appropriation
for furnishing uniforms to the State militia is
already exhausted by the first four Brigades,
leaving the Fifth Brigade tout in the cold
Also that claims have been audited against the
Military fund sufficient to exhaust that institu-
ton, again leaving the Fifth Brigade out in the
cold. The Legislature should do something to
remedy the evil. Let the northern press and
people take the matter in hand and if necessary
send down petition as long as the tow-path of
the Erie Canal The Fifth Brigade received the
high compliment of being the best in the State
and it is absolutely outrageous that it should be
consigned to the position of the fifth calf, to
stand and look on while the other four sucked the
Treasury dry.
Then touch the elbow, Fifth Brigade
y Comrades touch the elbow
Come down like thousand of brick,
Comrades touch the elbow"
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-01-09
ESTRAY HORSE.

OANE INTO THE PREMISES OF THE UN-
Il designed on the 9Th inst. Sorrel Mare
white stripe in face, and right fore and right hind
foot white. Branded on left hip with figure in
circle. .Theowner can have her by proving prop
srty end paying charges. P. GRIFFIN.
Minersville, Dec. 10, 1863. 49.to
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-01-09

A repart reached here last week, ria Fort
citizens of Hoopa Valley, and the command of
Maj Taylor, had been driven to Fort CASTOR,
which was closely invested by large band of
Diegers The news was corroborated at the
time by the receipt of a message at Fort Jones,
where Capt. Baird's company of volunteers were
stationed, awaiting orders to 60 to the scene of
conflict According to the report received, all
Hhe settlers had been driven to the Fort, and the
Indians had taken possession of the mills in the
valley. The town of Orleans Bar was also said
20 be in possession of the Indians, the residents
having fed to Fort CASTOR.
We place very little confidence in the story.
1t would seem hardly possible for such a state of
affairs to exist within sixty miles of US, and
within three days of San Francisco by express or
telegraph, and still receive no conirmatory evil
dence Of it's truth. 1t is not the season of the
year generally chosen by Digger Indians to dep
rebate, and even il things really are as above
stated there ought to be a sufficient number of
available men in Humboldt and Klamath to rout
them. The Fort at Hoopa Valley is supplied
With a battery of mountain howitzers, and
ordnance stores in abundance. At least we were
assured that such was the case in a recent letter
from an officer at CASTOR.
The tidings of this outbreak came by way of
savyer's Bar, klamath county, as long ago as
the Gath of December. Unless the overland
coast route is closed, communication could be
had with San Francisco in three or four DAYS.
and the State or military authorities have been
notified of the perplexing and dangerous sit
nation Of our neighbors. Moreover, it is now
nearly fortnight since two Companies of the
I'd Infantry sailed from San Francisco for Hum
boldt Bay. They must have arrived in time to
render assistance, if it was required
On the whole we think there is no cause for
alarm: Digger Indians treacherous but
have not the necessary grit to engage in an un-
dertaking Of as great magnitude as the one we
are told of.
Since the above written we learn that the
two companies referred to had arrived at Hum
boldt Bay. 1t is more than likely that the re-
port coming from Hoopa Valley originated in the
following extract from letter written by the
Fort CASTOR correspondent of the Humboldt
Times, and published in that paper of the 10th ult:
All is excitement here. The noted Indian
Big jim has been in and around the valley
for the last five days, leading band of about
forty young warriors, all well armed. As yet
they have made no attack the settlers, but
have at different times fired upon the friendly
Indians of HOstler's band-three of whom have
been killed: Major Taylor is exerting every
power within his control to afford protection to
the settlers. Tomorrow they will all come un-
der the protection of the Fort
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-01-09

LADIES REPosIroRY.-This excellent magazine,
printed at Cincinnati, Ohio, is afforded At 81 SO
. year. 1t is devoted to literature and religion
and is one of the most peatiy-printsd magazines
in America, and the illustrations in twelve num-
bers are well worth the subscription price. Poe
4 Hitchcock, publishers.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-01-09

HANDSOME GIFT AND WELL DEsERvED.-Lewis
M. Dent, (brother of John f. Dent, Clerk
in the State Controllers Office who has been
assistant Secretary of the State Telegraph Com
pany for several years, was presented New
Years Eve by the employees of that Company
with watch worth $500. Mr.. Dent well deserv-
ed the gift, having been one of the most courte-
Gus and efficient officers of the Company during
the period of his incumbencY
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-01-09

The President of the California Telegraph
Company publishes q letter in the Victoria Colo
mast in which he announces the intention of the
Company to extend the line to Victoria next
summer II spfieisnt aid be granted by the coune
try to and through which it shall pass.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-01-09

ODD FELLOWSHIP AT Rep BLrrr.-The follow
ing officers of Red Bluff Lodge, No. IS, were re-
Gently installed H. F. johnson, N. G; J. W.
Fassick, Sec. l. p, g.; W. Chalmers, Treas
The following the new officers of Red Bluff
Encampment. No: al F. Weiss, c. p; S. S.
Thomas, H. p; J. Brady, S. w.; W. Bofnger
Scribe E. Reiser, Treasurer.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-01-09
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

HrOT1CE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE CO.
u partnership heretofore existing under the
name and title of Pierce, Church CO., is TINS
dav dissolved bv mutual consent. All parties
Indebted to the late firm of Pierce, Church
Co. will please make prompt payment OF the
same to the member holding said Indebtedness.
An claims against the late firm of Pierce Church
4 Co. will be paid on presentation by John Z.
Church, who is authorized to act in the settle
ment of the same, acting as their agent.
l. COMSTOCK,
j. A. PIERCE,
w. PIERCE
J. +. CHURCH.
Red Bluff, Nov. 10, 1863. a''u
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-01-09

SACRAMENTO BEE.-That sprightly little paper
entered upon its Fifteenth Volume, JAM I'd. In
our opinion it is one of the best dailies publish
ed in California there is not one in the whole
State more warmly welcomed at the JOURNAL of
fce in fact loungers carry it off in preference
Of any other. Glad to know that it is prosper
our. As general thing the Bee is remarkably
free from typographical blunders
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-01-09
FERRY NOTICE.

NrOTIEE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned win apply to the Board of Su-
persisors of Trinity county, at the February
term, for renewal of license to keep Toll Ferry
across Trinity river at Manzanita Flat.
JOHN SAMMONS.
Manzanita,-1an. 5, 1863. 52.tsb#
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-01-09

CoSsTIrUrloxAL.-The following is from the
stockton Independent It is both sound and con-
stitutional
p" It Is safe rule for guide among buyers, that
the merchant who " cannot afford y to advertise
cannot shordto come into competition with those
who can afford to advertise
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-01-09

THERE are but two daily papers in the world
that is there are only two papers published seven
times week. They are the Alto California and
New York Herald-one on the Pacific and the
other on the Atlantic coast of the United States
Of America. Not single paper appears seven
times q week in England, France, Germany,
Spain or Italy. This fact the Alta discovered.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-01-09

TwISs.-Micawber was bothered with twins or
rather was made blissful by their presence. "a
babe in house is awell-spring of pleasure"
saith Proverbial upper; aud SO say we. But
read the following,
Circumstances recently made It advisable for
the paramour of a single lady, at Winstead, to
accede to her demand for $3.50. This he sup
posed settled the matter but she gave birth to
twins, and now lays claim to $3.50 more. The
local papers call it q case of peculiar hardship
We shall know what to call twins hereafter.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-01-09

TIE cost of setting the type for the Sacrament
TO Union of January LIST, was about $40. No
newspaper in America-or the world, we may
safely say-sxcels the Usioa in enterprise, No
better news nedium IL printed.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-01-09

REMAINING in regard to the sfPfoashing Union
National Convention, the Stars and Stripe. says
Let Us send on united delegation for Ahra-
ham Lincoln.' To which the loyal masses on
the Pacific coast respopd-amen
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-01-09
FERRY NOTICE.

TINE UNDERSIGNED WILL APPLY TO THE
i Board of Supervisors of Trinity county, at the
February term, for renewal of license to keep
Toll Ferry across Trinity river at Lewiston, for
one year OLNEY PHILLIPS.
Lewiston, Jan. 5, 1868. !, 52.tsb
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-01-09
THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE.

~ with this Number the Trinity Jour-
nal closes its Eighth Year. Those who are
not alre ady Subscribers, but who desire to
aid In maintaining the County Paper, are
invited to send in their Names, and COM
mence with the Ninth Volume. Many old
subscriptions expire with the Volume we
trust they Will be renewed. Delinquents
will confer . great favor by settling their
indebtedness without delay.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-01-09
NOTICE.

WHEREAS, MY WIFE, BARBARA, HAS
w abandoned my bed and board, and has alb
scented herself therefrom without cause or prov
ocation, for nearly two years, all. persons are
hereby notified that viii not be responsible for
any debss she may contract in any manner or for
any purpose whatever. =
Philip svOELKER.
Weaverville, Dec. "a, 1863 a. 81 3i*.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-01-09

RUSSIA AND AMERIcA.-Michael Chevalier, the
eminent French political economist, Travelled
over the United States about thirty years ago.
when he was young man. In his letters then
written he INDUCED in the following curious spec
ulation
g Who can say that the two great figures which
to-day are rising at the two ends of the horizon,
the first toward the rising sun, one foot on Mos
COW and the other about to plant itself at Con-
stantinople the second towards the setting sun,
half hidden as yet by the immense forests of the
New World, and whose outstretched limbs ex-
tend from the Gulf of st. Lawrence to the mouth
of the Mississippi who can say that these two
young Collosses which face each other with in
quiring look on the two sides of the Atlantic,
and join hands on the shores Of the Paci6c, will
not soon divide the domination Of the worldF'
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-01-09

SzFD the JogazAI to your sister-or if Jon are
20 unfortunate as to have none send it to some
BODY else's sister.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-01-09

PAY S. and have the JOURNAL sent to yonr iro-
Their. Hyou have no brother send it to an uncle.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-01-09
Sacramento Correspondent Red Bluff Independent

New SUPREME CoURT.-The Sacramento Bee
says the new Supreme Court of California was
organized on the I'd. 1t is provided by statute
that the Judges elect shall draw lots for the length
of their terms. This was done with the follow
ing result: s. W. Sanderson, two years, who by
law is Chief Justice A. L. Rhodes, eight years
o. L. Shafter, ten years Lorenzo Sawyer, six
years, and John Currey four years.
THE President is still accompanied in his rides
by his body guard of dragons.
THIRTY editors and printers fell in the battle OF
Chickamauga.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-01-09

Do you take the JOURNAL, or do you read some
body else'sf If so, pay S. and have one of you.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-01-09

Ytcr-PsEsvpsxr HAx1Ix,s-fAthss-in-law is dead
aged 70,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-22
SPECIAL NOTICE.
vGE.s. EgegTY

q .1real uiA,s fstr.ta 4 ~ Ffsssi'
- 'ilak nvseot. obtaining . nnstir
1! an, ,o}n'asht, u.s. 8 any ot1.e,
euc shiaE ;hcY rot,!' sosils, is ioss
-sa ~ '.s;t sfsious Vi t,ey. ma, il,
70 acquire tie ain cory al t;.n farl,ia,
yoiee. none over ST, eet,a. ia - o,..;
II e.teat - llas th,i r.rt., rsnesn.i
remedy known a. Goes Cough sa..a.n.
s''.fr = scarcely family il the
ini l'ut what consider q snrpiy Of
th's .rtisle ~ necessary 10 the house.
"uld ~ Their hrnr ar provision Exper.
fnce has taught, the people tina. no
other remedy has ever been pnt before
the public that wil! cure coughs, colds.
Group, sore threat, and in fact. N ,hroa,
aud lung complaints, as quickly and
:. efftctaa'syi as Goes Cough Bal.am.
In the Eastern States, where i has
been known and tested, il is considered
a. the most reliablo oengh remedy .ex.
'sant, and no one, neither rich OF. poor
think q being withoutit, We would
anggest 10 Ill our readers the necessit,
ct Keeping on hand an article Of this
kind ,fer Immediate use.s II costa bu,
So. per bottle, and i sold q All our
dug stores, and i the cheapess and
best Ismady in the world. sety
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-22
..1.Fnr Christmas toys call 81 M
Millers Jewelsy etore. e,as ssr ..ett

....H. 3 NJ. +. Zehrnng + ave open.
cd large Dry Good atore in the old
+tand Of W. II. Harrison'a. Their
stock consists Of all the varieties need.
cd in the market aud all Of which, they
say they are bound to cell at the very
lowest figures that can be afforded in
tho market. They have reftted the
building in which ,hoy are selling goods
in very taa'y style, and intend to suit
I'll their customers with bargaina. See
'hcir new flaming advertisement aud
give them a call.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-22

State Of Town,
Tamu County /
10 Josiah W. Yost, Pemeiia Sor,ers,
Karen Burr SoRers Daniel Burns
So,ners & Sarah r Somers.
You and each Of yoM are hereby notified
that there is now on file is the office Of the
clerk of the District court VI Tama County,
.awa, petition II the County OF lama
saaiming Of You for ht use " the School.
fund thttoreclnsnre Of the contract thereiS
described, and shat unless you Ape there
10 aud defend on or before ss,on Of the
second day Of the nexi term or said court
commencing IN the third n niAy al February
A. II. 1865. default will be entered agaias.
you and tadgesneAt rendered thereon.
ISAAC l. ALLEN,
Stamp Dist Atty. ! Attorney Tor rt6
|S- >BN4y
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-22
! 4 n D'S IA 4 D ! 0 0 \,

y believe il to be the greatest bereft ia
The way OF mach merry Tint has ever been in.
'roanced in cur State So says Of it one
the highest officials in Michigan.
Lambs Hand Loom.
1T is des;incds 10 entirely rev,lut;onize
the cost Of farmers and other family clothing
"A new and e.stirely practical invention.
lthicago Tribune.
Lambs Hand Loom.
."This invention is of the greatest PRACTICAL
ntilitv TO no: only farmers, hrtto the pubic
generally Kalamazoo Telegraph.
Lambs Hand Loom.
1T is one Of the lest and mot reliable in
ventous tha: has ever been brought before
the public -kslnmaIoo Gazette.
Lambs Hand Loom.
at behoove our farmers to put them 10
work making UP DDS for home wear: il is
simple and entirely practical.' Paw Paw
True NortLcrRsr.
Lambs Hand Loom.
"encs u.ore We can clo'he OURSELVES ..ani
our families in garments that have wE,R
ard sERyIcE in them.-LPav Paw Mich
Presa
Lambs Hand I. DOM.
1T bids fair tn become as universal in its
nse among the farmers as the reaper nd
Farmer.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-22

Is "a composition Of .stringemen,s ahser-
hents, siiE.uianis, and car,ninatives which
every physician aeknow ledges Is til. only
preparation that will effect permanent cur.
Of l'iarrl"a and h.sentery. This . MI
Cholera Mixture now in use in several Of our
army hospitals where II gives the creates,
satisfaction. l. has saved the lives OF thou-
sands o: our soldiers ani citizens, and We
guarantee it 10 be the best remecy IN the
world for parrhGs and Dysentery
MIR. Needs, Of Casing,on, ny. will be most
happy to satisfy Any one rs to the virtue Of
Stricklands .fnti-Cholera Mixture; in fact
We have great humble, If testimonials from
patients who have been cured after being
pronounced incurabls by their physicians
some after taking only one bottle OF Srrick-
lands Anti Cholera Mixture. II you suffer
with Diarrh@a and bysentery try one bottle
9o1d1crss
You ought not he without snch \ valnshie
medicine. The Cincinnati National Union. Of
April PATH, says: that thousands of our
soldiers have been saved by the use Of 81 rick.
lands -4nta- holera Mixture. For sale by
Armstrong 4 ssankiin and NJ s. Butler (
CO. In Toledo, ara Rush : Stewart At lnka.
v6n2Ily
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-22
Dissolution

Dissolution
The partnership heretofore existing uoaer
The name II J. /. S;ewan 4 Co., 10 this day
Dissolved ty Mutual consent.
Al accounts due the firm sill Be paid e
s. S,leman;
Iuta, Iowa. Nos. 9etl, lscl.
s, J. D. eTEWART 4 Co.
-. eosisslI Asssease. VII, y ssalasssl
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-22

Bring Your Game
! . tks Toledo Grocery Stole and get your
sdy pay. Burright b Son. !.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-22
Lambs Hand Loon,

1T bids fair tn become as universal in III
nse among the farmers as the reaper nc
mower."--M;ch. Farmer.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-22

s>In sss.-pay;ss,, .r. ,Hynncc
Sttrithst. nfirp tire c-ea. n",nan IN tl.e
u,i.e e -,;,~ rater II, subscription I. TnY
: rsxsL .i, ~. b. inclea.e TUT wiz ~
"ruiaael III he Old r.'.s VI 4s.:, az .ol.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-22
Lambs Hand Loom.

II il surprising even to the inventor and
manufacturers Of this machine the favor
i, meets with. particularly among the farn-
,ig conEuui,.. In stc;ious where they are
being introduced every second or third far
.nef is baying oas, aud they say that with
them the women folks in the houses are ac-
tually earning more money from day to dag
than the best men folks out in the field .
They can be worked winter or simmer by
women, men or even by boys and girls doz-
..n wears old. No skinis required in working
i, than or the old looms, than which il
weaves finer nicer and thicker goods, and
six times as fas. TURSixG..A SMALL CRANK
does the whole work II weaving thus lets Of
the warp, winds~ up. ihs cloth, treads the
treadies takes up the temples, throws the
SHUTTLE and heats up the lay or batten. 4
complete quitting apparatus goes with each
mschine, also qniiis, steel reed, metal eyed
hairless. rather. shuttle harness hook, warp
beam aud bars. Its gotten up for service
and durability, and is fully warranted. A
book Of instruction goes with each machine.
The weight is 800 pounds, freight from s. 90
10 81 90, according to distance from Chicago
Warp on beams seady for use, and IN large
or small quantities, We keep for sale 1t cur
rent prices. II occupies only about the
space Of an ordinary breakfast table. Only
Que draw init is required to mako all kinds
Of goods with the same warp. Any enc Who
can put warp in an old loom can put Que in
this without instruction. Il weaves Jeans,
Sa,inets Tweeds Linsey. Plain Cloth, Blahk-
Ct Twill, Seamless Bags Batmos O Skirts 80.
SC. r
rHIlE OF Loom COMPLETE 500 Or.
Gers solicited froa, illinois, Wisconsin, Mich
iean, Iowa, Indiana, Chicago Psnnsy lvAnia.
Parties wishing 70 buy county right for
their manufacture O. sale Apply By letter or
o.herx;se 10 undersigned. Letters of;nluiry
n,uet enclose ssaAlp.
Address ELLIOT 4 BRANSON. Gen. Agt,
10 Lake Street cAisaos Alinsis.
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