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Feb 5, 1866 = SCARR'S, DRUG STORE.
T. The Southern
Express Comp any
AUGUSTA and points SOUTH9 of Cotton, Cotton
Goods, and heavy freghts, for Savannah, New York;
and all points NORTH and WEST, ~, H. = ,-sl,
Through Receipts given on which Insurance can
be effected at lowest rates.
Internal Revenue Tax will be paid Bonds given
by this Company in accordance with regulations of
the United States Treasury Department. -....-#...
For particulars and rates, inquire of Southern
Express Company. ~ --f - ~ @s
This Company is now prepared to forward
GOLD AND SILVER COIN, u SIS.
CURRENCY PARCELS, -... ..,s. ...-,
AND FREIGHTS, Isl, .....g !
To Petersburg, Va, Lynchburg, Va,
Danville, Va. Bristol, Tenn
Greensboro, N G, Salisbury, N C,
Raleigh, n G, >. Weldon, N c. -
Goldsboro, n C, WILMINGTON, N G,
AND TO WAY STATIONS ON THE e-,sa.
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, South Side Rail-
road, Petersburg Railroad, North Carolina Railroad
Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad, Wilmington and We'll
don Railroad, and Western N. G. Railroad
LETTERS, MONEY PACKAGES, -
- AND SMALL PARCELS,
To Columbia, S G, Charleston, sc,
Augusta, Ga, Savannah, Ga, --.
Macon, Ga, Columbus, Ga, ~. E
Mobile, Ala, Montgomery, Ala,
Selma, Ala, Jackson, Miss, "a.
New Orleans, La, ---
AND TO WAY STATIONS ON THE
Charlotte S. G. Railroad, South Carolina Rail-
road, Georgia Railroad Macon and Western Rail-
road, Atlanta and West Point Railroad, Southwest
Railroad, Southern Railroad, and Alabama and
Mississippi Railroad .~,. IL --a-
All Goods shipped by the Adams and Harnden
Express Companies, and marked to the care OF the
Southern Express Company, will be promptly for
warded to destination - 4
Freights shipped by steamship to our care will
be forwarded by Express without charge for COM
mission drayage. -.< =.
Iforders are left at Office, goods will be CAL
led for and forwarded by first Express. "a
...--- -r-lsr,-r. SOUTHERN EXPRESS co.
Charlotte, Aug IA, 1865. ~-s- -'}e -. r. 'rr
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FIRE! -. = :
Greensboro Mutual Insurance Co.

--.. Capital $500, 600.
One of she safest and most reliable Companies in
the county. Insnranees effected on as reasonable
terss any company. - = G. W. DOWNING, ~,
Feb IL, 1865 Agent, Charlotte, N @
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State OF n. Caroiiaa-Catawba Go.

Court Of Pleas and Quartcr Sessions, July Term, 1866
Drury Hamilton, Administrator of " heeler Edwards
decd, VS.. Robt P Edwards and others.
Petition to Sell Land.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
Alexander Edwards resides beyond the limits of this
State, it is therefore ordered by the Court that pub
LEGATION be made, for six successive weeks in the
Western Democrat, notifying said defendant to be
and appear at the Court House in Newton, on the
4'h Monday in October next ard answer to the
Petition, or the will be taken pro confesso and
the Land ordered to be sold.
Witness NJ L Cline, Clerk of said Court at office
in Newton, the 4th Monday in July, 1866.
NJ. L. CLINE, G. C. G..
34-6t Tpr. adv SI0l
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NOTICE..

As our premises have frequently been injured by
throwing down fences, &C., hereby forewarn all
pei sons against hunting otherwise trespassing On
our lands or fields as the law will be enforced
against all who violate this canton.
W. J. HAYES,
ALEX. Q. HOLLADAY.
Sept. g. 1866. At
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asa Gents and Youths Caps and Straw Hats
very low, at MCLEOD & STEELE'S.
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CLOTHS CAssIMERs, vESTINGs,
READY-MADE CLOTHING, HATS,
Furnishing Goods, Tailors' Trimmings.

and every variety of articles usually kept in such an
establishment.
TERMS: Cash for all sums less than 500 for
su ms more than $780, Notes, we'll secured, and ne
gotiable at the First National Bank of Charlotte,
will be taken.
ssy~ In the meantime propositions to purchase
any part of the above stock at private sale, will be
received and considered
EDWARD FULLINGS,
Surviving Partner.
N B-Partes indebted to the above firm are
urged to come forward and settle; otherwise suit
must be brought. Those having claims against the
firm are requested to present the same for settle
ment. EDW ARD FULLiNGS, .. L.
Charlotte, N. c. Sept 3, 1866.
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Linen and cotton SheetiBg, Pillow-case Lines
&C, very low, at MCLEOD & 2STEELE'S.
May IA. lS66 49, -.'
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Raleigh & CASTOR Es. IL. Co..

Raleigh & CASTOR Es. IL. Co..
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT's OFFICE,
Raleigh, N. g., June 6, 1866.
CHANGE OF TIME.
On and after Thursday, June 7th 1865, Trains
will follows the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail-
road:
Mail Train, going North, leave Raleigh Is NJ
" g g So arrive at Weldon l 90 z n
" 8" South, leave Weldon / 90 NJ
g G. Z" arrive at Raleigh 90 NJ
Freight Train going North leave Raleigh 90 NJ
- arrive at Weldon 5 90 p NJ
3D." " South leave Weldon 90 NJ
arrive at Raleigh 3 10 N
ALBERT JOHNSON,
June IL, 1866 If Gen'l Sup't.
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James River Insurance Company,
HOW VA.
-.,. CHARTERED CAPITAL, sl,500,00O.

c. W. DOWNING, Agent, Charlotte, NJ g.
This DID, tried, and solvent company deals liber-
ally, pays promptly and asks patronage. See below,
to which many others similar could be added:
:RIcHMoND, Va, Feb. Is, 1866.
ain the month of December, s65, we had Cotton
burned which insured in the James River Com
pany, and its part of loss amounting to one thous-
and seven hundred and thirty-three dollars and
thirty three cents, paid promptly as
proof &c, was forwarded, and over two months
before it was due under the policy. Such prompt
ness merits patronage. 4. Y STOKES i Co."
April 2. 1866 y ~ go.
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ia Ladies', Misses and children's BOOTS an
SHOES, Congress Caters and Slippers, very hand
some and cheap, at = MCLEOD STEELE'S.
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Grain and Grass scythes,

Seythe Snaths, Ames Shorels and Spades, Collins
Axes, sc, at - Mcleod & STEELE'S.-
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CLOSING OUT AT COST.
No MisrepresentatiOns.

In order to make change in our business by
Fall, we are determined to close out our entire
Stock of - '-' .. IS '''.f~>
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats,
Boots Shoes, Gents Furnishing Goods, &C, &C, and
offer them at and below COST. 70. .Ez---.-
call is solicited, and you will be convinced of
the fact that nothirg is misrepresened. The line
of Goods above enumerated of the first class
and complete. Kiss. lie e. r rtsy,., -~a. ,.
Great inducements are being held out to Whole
sale Buyers. A. WE'LL Il CO., 80,
= No. "a Tryon Street, Parks Building.
June 25 1866. - ii. -. = ~
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Nail Train conneit is at Raleigh with Raleigh &
CASTOR Railroad trains for the North, At Colds
boro with Wilmington Weldon, and Atlantic &
n G. Trains. -.- u
Accommodates, Train daily Sundays ex.
eepted) connecting with Wilmington & Weldon
Trains. ---- ,-'.
There is no Sunday Train going North from We'll
don to Portsmouth; passengers arriving at Weldon
that day go Immediately through via Peters
burg and Richmond 3. WILKES,
June II, 1866 If Eng. Sup't.
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| The SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY !,
moved their Office in RICHMOND under tho ua'e
wood Hotel, Main street, between Eighth and f;'a|
streets. The Southern Express Company are nOn
| prepared to forward, at Reduced Rates NV
Currency, Coin,
Valuables and Freight,
To all accessible points in the Soutb
| All goods shipped from the North by the a.,
or Harnden Express Companies will be ,ransfos"ls
to the SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY to 's sns
! plete transportation, ~
BkJ- Goods shipped from the North by steam,t;-
and marked to the care of Southern Express Coz
pany will be promptly forwarded to alton 6a
of charge for commissions and drayage
Arrangements have been made with the DAWN.
Railroad Company, and we now receive freight s
were formerly charged by the Danville Railroad En-.
press.
Goods called for WITHOUT EXTRA CHARG,
and promptly forwarded.
SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY
RICHMOND AND DANVZLLE RAILROAD
Nor1cE.-To give facilities to the public on fla
line OF this road for the transportation Of small
packages by Express an arrangement has been mad
with the SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY nv
which their wagons in Richmond and Danville will
call tor and receive all Express Freight intended for
this hoad on notice being given at their Office and
their wagons will deliver ali Exnress Fre;cbt a,r;v
ing by this Road FREE OF ANY EXTRA CHARcP
FOR RECEIPT OR DELIVERY, and the rates Of
Express Freight will be the same as charged by tb,
Company. -
p, THOMAS DoDAMEAD,
Dec 49, 1900 II superintendent
CHARLOTTE, Dec. lS, 1895.
All freight forwarded with promptness and dis.
patch, ii being carried Passenger and Mail trains
and not on slow freight trains. Rates as low as by
any company. L. D. GILLESPIE, Art
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AUCTION SALE.

AS surviving partner of the late firm of FULLlNGS
& SPRINGS, will sell at Public Auction at their
Store, in Charlotte, (No. 4, Granite Row. on
THURSDAY, the goth of September inst the entire
remaining stock of GOODS then on hand, consist
ing of a large and fine assortment of
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Handsome and Fashionable styles of Ladies
DRESS GOODS, Laces, Shawls, &c. very cheap at
May l4th MCLEOD & STEELE.
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Co-ParfnersI,iD Notice.

Mr.. r. MACDONALD is this day {Jaly 1st)
admitted partner in the business of our House at
Charlotte N c., which will be continued under the
firm of ,STENHOUSE, MACAULAY & CO.
-- ~. STENHOUSE Il MACAULAY.
July le 1866.
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Ladies' Hats and Bonnets,

Trimmed and untrimmcd; Bonnet Ribbon, French
Flowers, &c, very handsome, at .--.5=
May 18th Mcleod l. STEELE'S
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CORN MILL and SAW NzaLL.

The undersigned has in successful operation at
his Steam Mills, miles South of Charlotte, a mill
for grinding Corn-at which he can grind $50
bushels per day Will be pleased to his friends.
Send your Corn.
Orders for Lumber will also receive prompt at
tention. p. S. WHISNANT.
Sept 3, 1866. lmpd
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STOLEN,

From the subscriber the following Notes held oy
him az Administrator of the Estate of S. T. WrSton:
deceas ed, to wit:
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Good News to All.

Good News to All.
Goods of every kind, cheap and pretty, for Ladies
and Gentlemen Everything to be found in the
line of Dry Goods, Hats, Shoes Groceries and Hard
ware. Call and see for yourselves.
,-e. ..s-- BARRINGER WOLFE & CO..
April o, 1866, -, ~ .<z4~ SER
WHO WANTS A PIANO!
Several Patrons of, the Concord Female College
have requested my aid in securing
Good Pianos
For their This has induced me to make ar
engagements with some of the best manufacturers
which enable me to furnish instruments of the first
class at reduced prices. l can each purchaser
from $40 to 500. Price lists of the manufacturers
will be sent to those who desire them, to aid them
in making selections. -.--- --....s r
When selections shall have been made the money
can be sent to me at my expense, by the Southern
Express, and Piano will be shipped to the Depot
the purchaser may designate. Each Piano sold,will
be fully warranted. Address at Statesville
N. G. J. NJ. NJ. CALDWELL
May 7, 1866
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NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
ENGINEER SUPERINTENDENT's OFFICE
COMPANY Shops, June 7th, 1866.
Change of Time.

On and after June 10th, 1856, Trains viii run as
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-24

BLAcK-Tbe Dramatic Chronicle, referring to
the recent outrage at Salt Lake City, remarks
90 The more we learn of the circumstances at
tending and preceding the assassination of DR..
Robinson at Salt Lake, the blacker the case looks
for Brigham Young The Doctor had apre-emp-
ton claim to piece of land near the city upon
which were some hot springs. Brigham, it is
said. wanted the land, and disputed the Doctor 5
claim Furthermore, he had openly threatened
TO send men to bell across lots who should To-
cate on what he calls his land. Again Robin
son was killed on the 22d and on the 18th. four
DAYS previous, Brigham's organ, the Salt Lake
Ttleqraph, contained the following I'VE do not
suppose the heavens will fall if miserable claim
Jumper or two should get checked up short =
The ferocious bestiality of the entire Mormon
system is illustrated in such talk and deedS'i
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1eaths:

At the residence of his sister, in Norwich, y.
y, Oct, 9TH, of consumption, JAMES MCGOWAN,
late of Weavervile, aged 80 years.
fThe announcement of Bro. McGowAN's de-
cease, although not entirely unlooked-for, was
received with unfeined sorrow by his late friends
and companions here. He died three days after
his arrival in New York, but happily not until
those who were near and dear could be present
to smooth his dying pillow. Universally respect
ed for his upright and frank department during
a residence of several years in Weavcryille it is
not strange that the tidings of his death should
send pang to the hearts of his late associates.
The resolutions of respect passed by North Star
Lodge of Odd Fellows, of which he was most
worthy member will be found in another col
umn. Green be the turf above thee, old friend I
at Fon du Lac, Wisconsin, October 18th, MRs.
SUSANNA JOHNSON, aged - years and months.
Deceased the mother Of Mrs r. a. Fagg,
formerly of Weayervile.
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WeayerviIIe, Saturday, Nov. "a, 1866.

LIFE ISsURANcE.-We ask the attention of our
readers to the advertisement of the Manhattan
Life Insurance Company, of New York, repre-
sented on this coast by John Landers L Co., San
Francisco. Every married man who has the
welfare of his family a; heart should make pro-
vision for their comfort after be shall be gone
For comparatively small sum he can, by insur-
ing in the Manhattan, secure sufficient sum to
.place them above want. The single man may
procure an !" Endowment policy which secures
him a certain sum-say $4,000, 81, 900 or S.
600 when he reaches the age of 35, 40 or 45
years, the amount to be paid to his relatives in
case of death. and for sum which he would
hardly feel in his yearly expenses.
The premium is not to be paid, as many sup
pose, for whole lifetime but for a period of ten
years. A failure to pay the premium for oneyear
does not forfeit the amount already due on the
policy Mr. Block, agent of the Company here
will give all desired information and explain full
ly the plan OF insurance. Quite number of our
citizens have already procured insurance on their
lives Go thou and do likewise.
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Aleu- Adrertisemsnts.
INCORPORATION NOTICE.

WYE, WHOSE NAMES ARE HERETO SUB
w scribed, residents of Trinity county. State
of California do hereby declare our intention to
organize a Joint Stock Company for the construc-
tion of a turnpike Road in this county and State,
the general route of said road to be northeast
and southwest. crossing the mountainous coun-
try lying between Trinity river and Hay Fork,
the termini of said Road being kingsbury's place
on Hay Fork. and the west end Of the Sturdirant
bridge, crossing Trinity river, and We do hereby
appoint the town of Weavervile the place, and
Wednesday, the 1871. day of December,
the time of meeting Of the subscribers hereto,
for the purpose Of a preliminary organization OF
said Company.-Datcd October 81, 1866.
j. 4. STURDIVANT GEORGE WILLIAMS
PATRICK IEERICK. GEORGE LAWS.
LOUIS RAAB. JOSEPH EWING,
ALIEN STILLER. Il. ". GEORGE.
JOHN b. MAY T.. ID. KELLOGG,
HENRY OSTHlFF y. C. WINES.
JACKSON & HERDLE. Il. VI. ALLEN.
A. C. GEORGE. HENRY KNOWLES.
A. HENRY FEENATY. It.
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A MAGAZINE FOR LITTLE FoLKs.-Mr. Obcr-
deener has presented with copy of Demo-
rests Young america, new, entertaining and
spendidly illustrated monthly magazine for boys
and girls. It is exactly suited to children of all
ages. With the first number came beautiful
colored steel engraving entitled "The Village
School in Repose," which is alone worth the
subscription price. Any one who has forgotten
or don't know how room-full of mischievons
schoolgirls behave while the matron is taking
her noon nap, should see the picture. The mag
azine only costs 81 so year or five copies for
s.. Address W. Jennings Demorest, Alb Broad
way, New York.
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Testimonial OF Respect.
Hall OF Norm STAR LoDGE, No 61. I. o. o. F
WEAvKgvMLE. Nov. -. 1866.

HAlL OF NORTH SrAR LopGE, No. 6l. l. Q. O. F.,
WEAvKRvIILR. Nov. -, 1866.
WurrEas We have received by mail the painful intelii
enea of the death of wellbeoved Brother. JAMES Nc
Cow AZ who short time since esteemed clti
zen of this town. and useful member of Lodge, there
he
untimely .eesr cn he in the prime of early
monho.l-tlat as Brothers Will cherish his mem
ory anl trust that the wisdom Of Heavenly Father
our loss his gain.
Resolred That deeply sympathize with the family ano
friends Of Departed Brother and that are thankful
that an al-ise Providence protected him his journey
home and pernitted im spend his last moments with
those who and dear
Resolrdd That in memory of deceased Brother the
members of this Lodge the usual badge of mourning
for thirty DAYS and that copy of these resolutions be
furnished the Of deceased and also published in
the TRINITY Journal r. W Young,
D. HANSEN. SCommittee.
J. VI. IiNFALT.
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REFERRING to the Avery-Bigler imbrogio, the
Sacramento Union said that all Deputy Z. s. As
SCISSORS receive their commissions direct from
Washington. The Marysvlle Express, in reply,
intimated that such not the case, and that
parties having business with the Assessor big
lerl had better not take the Union's sav-so for
law and gospel" Then the appeal puts in, and
informs the Express that Daniel O'Connor, the
Deputy Assessor for its own county. holds COM
mission signed by ex-Secretary Chase. IF Big
Ter had possession of his Office he might recon-
mend, but not appoint single Deputy.
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STARTLING CHARGE AGAINST THE PRESIDENT =
A Washington special to the New York Herald
announces that Hon. John A. Bingham, who is
preparing articles of impeachment against Pres
dent Johnson, will charge him with aiding and
abetting the assassination of President Lincoln.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-24

GoIvG TO THE GRAvEYARD.-The Sacramento
Union learns that the MarysviIe Express, Dem
ocratic paper which is completely played out -
ut home is to be removed to that city. 1t NAV
be that Bigler has sent for it, but orr impression
is that as Sacramento has gained reputation
for being the graveyard of Democratic newspa-
pers, the Express is going there to . peg out
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A SENSIBLE ARGUMENr.-A telegraphc dis
patch dated Chicago, 10th, says the Times news
paper of that city persists in advocating negro
suffrage. That morning it said that the popular
verdict had declared for black suffrage, and that
it was wise craftsmanship for Democrats to ap-
ply and control it, lest the Radicals make the
worst possible use of it. There is sense in that
argument, but can Democrats stomach it?
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Marriages

At the residence of C. c. Pettiiohn Lewiston;
Nov 18th, by J. F. Hoadley, J. P, Mn. BEYJA-
MIN CUNNINGHAM TO Mrs SARAH B. FULLER.
At Limerick Humboldt CO., Nevada, Nov. sth
F. W BLAKE. of Silver City Idaho, formerly of
Weavervile) to Miss SARAH L. MEApoR.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-24

The METEoRTc SHowER.-A New York tele-
gram Of Nov. 18th says the promised meteorc
shower proved failure ON that side, but that the
Herald had a dispatch from London saying that
nearly IL, 900 shooting stars counted at
Greenwich Observatory.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-24

LOOK Our FOR HM.-A gentleman just from
the old mountaineer headquarters advises us
that Jim Wilburn will be here within the next
six weeks with about a thousand pounds of dried
venson, portion of which is already engaged
Lovers of that delicacy had better be on the
look -out for him.
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Weeklu Trinity 5onrnal.

rs- County Warrants and Grse"oseiss taken al
their rr,,ng value in payment for subscriptions to this
To soldiers Governmet service the JOURNAL
will he furnished for Greenbacks at PAR
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-24

First OF THE SEAsoN.--We tender best
thanks to Jackson & Herdle, of the Junction Ci-
ty Market for the box of sausages and head
cheese forwarded per Thos Carr, on Wednesday.
They were the first of the season. Jerry Ben
nett, book keeper for that firm informs us that
in about ten days the first lot of choice hams will
be ready for market. and further that Mr.. Jack
son is on his way from Ro und Valley with FIVE
hundred head of grain-fed hogs, which to be
cured for home consumption.
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u THE GALAXY. This is the ite of a very
handsome and interesting fortnightly magazine
published in New York by W. F. P. Church.
The October 18th number has been received from
W. f. Loomis, San Francieco, who is agent for
California. We are very much pleased with the
style and contents of the number before us, bar
ring labored aud sophistical defense of Nor
monisIn. Price per year "a numbers) So
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-24

NEw PAPER.-Two numbers of a spicy little
weekly, printed at Marysvile. and called the
Commercial Expositor, has reached us. We have
reason to believe that old assistant, Joe Stew
vrt, has a finger in the pie. Among other Eu-
ropean kilograms not published by the Associa-
ted Press is one announcing that Bismarck has
abolished the duty on sour-krout throughout his
realm. Circulated gratuitously.
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FEVER AND AGUEIs NOT THE ONLY

-,- FEVER AND AGUE Is NOT THE ONLY
! . D. !. ]. 1. I:
~ EA consequence Of the niasnac poison. /
"a ~ great variety If disorders arise from its irt-
NJ y tation. in inalafous districts. among which
IA ~ yare NFURALGIA. RHErMATIsN GaU.. HEAr-
&A ACHE BLINDNFss. ToorHAcHg EeRAcHE. CA
TARHI. ASTHMA. PAlrI1 lTIoS PAINFUL AZ
q IL SPLEEN. iIY YsTElIcS. PAIN
BOWELS CIC. PAEALYss and DlRANSENENT SToN
all which, when originating in this cause. put the
intermittent y1c become periodical This Cure c%pes
the poison from the blood and thus them ai alike 1t
is only the most eiectua remedy discovered for this
class complaints but it is the cheapest and is
perfectly No harm arise from lis and the PIT
tient when cured is left healthy il he had had the
disease Can this be said Of any other for Ch aud f
yerE 1t is of this, and its importance To those afflicted
with the complaint cannot be estimated is it
the Fever and Ague. that may be trufuly said
be- certain remedy. one dealer complains that it is
good medicine sell because bottle whole neigh
borloOd.
Prepared by J. c. AVER Co. Lowell. Mass. and sold by
VI. oEhHDEENEE. Weaverville. CRANE 4 BRIGHAM and
i. II. MCDONALD Co., san Francisco 43:tjl.
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THAT BALL.-We neglected last week to men
ton that the Ball recently given at the Canyon
creek crossing was very pleasant aad sociahle
affair. The sbominahle weather which prevailed
kept many from participating who had intended
to do Day S Anstead had made all necessa-
~ preparation for double the number present.