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Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-17
ALL RlGHr We clip the following astonisher

ALL RIGHT We clip the following astonisher
from the last Orovile Record, and particularly
request that none of Crosette's old political as
sociates will read it :-s' An exchange contend
ing for the regular Democratic organization, mem
tions the fact that the Democratic party preserv-
ed the Union and administered the affairs Of the
Government successfully for three-fourths of a
century. All this may be true. The Democrat
ic party in its young days was a vigorous and
promising infant, but it's wet nurse Buchanan
taking umbrage at its parents, for some fancied
cause, swapped it off Tor very ornary set o.
rapscallions, who have since been lodging
around in Canada, Mexico, France, etc. Some
of them sought protection under the petticoats
of rebellion, and some under the pettieoats of
Queen Victoria"
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Marriagfs:

At the residence of the brides father, Nov,
7th. by Hon. C. C. Bush, county Judge, JOHN >.
FERRrER, ESQ.,, of French Gulch, to MISS MARIA
PARKER, of Piety Hill, Shasta county.
At Eureka, Humboldt CO., Nov. 7th, by Rev.
lJ W Hines. ]. B. BAccUs, JR., of the Humboldt
p.v .Lou,nar to MISS ADELAIDE ROGERS.
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THE BOWELS CoLc PARALYSIS and OF THE eIoN-
cu ali of which when originating this put the
Intermittent type become periodical This CURE eNpes
the poison from blood and thus cures them all alike 1t
only the eecua remedy discovered for this
class of complaints but it is the cheapest and moreover Is
perfectly safe harm arise from its use and the pa
nt when cured is left healthy he had had the
disease Can this said Of other cure for Chs and
yer 1t true of this and its Importance to those afflicted
with the complaint be estimated SO sure is it
TO cure the Fever Ague that be truthuly said to
be certain remedy dealer complains that it is not
bOrhood -
Prepared by j. c. AVER CO., Lowell Mass and sold by
NJ. OBERDEENER Weavervie. CRANE BkldliAh VI ana
p II NcDOYAID & Co.. San Francisco. 43:tjl
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RE-UNIrED.-After a separation of nineteen
years, the Grand Lodges /. o. o. F. of Southern
andNorhern New York have reunited. The an
nual meeting, under the old name OF :" Grand
Lodge of the State of New York, was held re-
Gently at Odd Fellows Hall, in that city Near
ly two hundred Lodges were represented
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-17

A SOUTHERN OPIyIoN.-In letter to the New
York Day Book, Pollard, the rebel historian,
says 80 have attempted to show in "The Lost
Csuse p" that Mr.. Davis was unfit as ruler my
convictions on this point are strong; and shall
die in the belief that the political affair at Rich
mond was the most sattern thing that ever went
by the name of government in the history of the
civilized world -
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Ae,r Adrrrtiselaents.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

ATA REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD
n of Directors of the Weaverville and Shasta
Wagon Road Company. held at Weaverville,
Nov 18th, it was ordered that dividend of SIX
(6) per cent on the capital stock OF said Compa-
ny be declared, payable at the office OF W. D.
Tinnin Treasurer, and after
Monday, November 26th.
No dividend will be paid on stock other than
of the new issue. Persons holding old certiti-
Gates can haze them renewed on presentation to
the undersigned. ID. E. GORDON, sec y.
Weaverville, Now 10, 1866. 42:I.
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about the positions now held by Grant and Sher-
man, that we can see. The former receives $751;
67S per year. and is allowed so horses. Sher-
man INDUCES in a like number of horses and
pockets Sl4.5ls annually. The pay of Briga-
dier is S4 $40 80 a year.
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SpeciaI Medical Notice.-DR

Special Medical NOtice.-DR. CIIAs II. T0ZEI
would most respectfully inform the sick and afflicted that his
MEDICAL INSTITUTE is at the same place, CORNER OF
KEARNEY AND JACKSON STREETS San Francisco, where
he has established for for the cure of SPE
CIAL COMPLAINTS Having relinquished my old mode o
advertising which with all the QuacB
Doctors Francisco filling the newspapers Of San Fran
cisco with false references for the purpose Of imposing upon
strangers think only necessary to inform those IN neeo
of a PHYSICIAN OF LONG EXPERIENCEand SUCCESSFUL
PRACTICE consulted at all business hours al
NV Medical Institute Kcarney and Jackson streets
San Francisco. - ;,
Ladies suffering from Whites Piles Weakness Of the back
Pain in the Side. Headache. Palptaton OF the hear De
raugement Of their Monthly Sickness and all othcr Disease
that Female System subject to- Will hnd prompt rene
by applying o Dr. CIIAS. ii. TOZER.
NV FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS were never known TO ia
in giving relief those for which they recommend
ed To be obtained only my office Price. FIVE DOLLARS
with directions each box Sent by mail or express
Address CIIAS H. TOZER. NJ. d., san Francisco, Call OF
Lock 1854. Consultation free Ah communications
strictly confidential. CliAS. H. IoLr-lt " D.
Late Consulting Physician Of Lock Hospital London
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-17

The Humboldt Bay Journal, which faunts A.
johnson at its mast head for next President, ac-
knowedges its obligations to Mr.. Chas. Sloan,
of Hydesvile, for new subscribers obtained, and
pronouuces Charley sound on the goose
We imagine that we hear a responsive ''you
bet going up all around u.s.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-17

he san Francisco Times is responsible for the
Following sarcastic utterance 80 For the com
ior. OF Our Copperhead friends it NAV be said
tnaI Democratic Constable has been elected
ih 10 virginia City This conservative achieve venent
prSoasly another of those ground swells al
'aded to SO frequently
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-17

SELL.-The stars did not fall on any night
this week, as announced Somebody rang the
Catholic Church bell at o'clock on Friday NOR
ming. We did not get up, but learn from par
ties who diG that it very dark and that no
stars were visible.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-17

Some correspondent of the Boston Common
pedlth speaks of General Grant as q " "person of
limited information and common place ideas,
with some obstinate prejudices, and not a super
abundance of intelligent convictions" To US
1t sounds like fanatical Wendell Phillips
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-17
AYERS Ague Cure !

For the Speedy Cure Of Intermittent Fsr, or FEVER and
AGUE Remitten Fsrer Chill Ferer, Dumb 4gue Period
ical Headache or Bilious Headache and Bilious Ferers,
indeed for The of diseases originating an hillary
arrangement bg tie Malaria Of idsnatic countries
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-17

THS fine steamship Colorado is undergoing ex-
tensire alterations, preparatory to taking her
place in the San Francisco and China mail SER
vice. The pioneer steamer of that line will sail
on the first day of January next.
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FoRcIBLE REMARK.-Hon Hannibal Hamlin. in
a speech at Philadelphia, a few weeks ago. said +:
"a We honor labor because labor is the base of
our system of government. We honor the man
who shovels the dirt but despise the man who
cats il -
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AT HIS OLD TRicKs.-We notice by the Hum
boldt Times that our late citizen, John Carr, has
formed Blacksmithing copartnership with c.
E. Bigelow, Of Eureka, Humboldt county. May
they thrive is our wish.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-17

LIFE NsuRANcE--Mr. W. Everson, Travelling
agent OF the Manhattan Life Insurance Compa-
ny,is in town. Benjamin Franklin said that q
poney Q, hie insurance was the cheapest and sa-
rest mode of makinga certain provision for one
family. You had better insure.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-17

ANOTHER Observation-Disclosures Seymour
of New York, has come to his senses-abandoned
the Democratic party and become Republican
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-17

ANOTHER HEAD Orr.-Quincy A. Brooks, Pos.
tai Agent for the Pacific coast, has been remov.
ed by A. J. for no other cause than to make room
for a my policy man. His successor is nam
ed Truman, lately from the South.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-17

ANOTHER .-Bigler's appointment let the Mon
terey Gazette out on tmy policy The Quincy
Union and Humboldt Bay Journal still hang
Bv the way, the San Francisco Examiner is quo
ting the Quincy Union to prove that its position
is a correct one. Can Kellogg stand that!
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-17

THE New York Tribune says the logic OF A.
Johnsons " policy u is" when the rebels were
whining us they had no rights when we got
through whipping them they had rights, among
which was the right to march directly from the
battlefield into the halls of Congress y
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-17

THE Quincy Union is terribly indignant at the
announcement " that twoniggers have been eiec-
ted to the Massachusetts, Legislature, but does
not notice the fact the New York Democracy
have elected Morrissey, the noted blackieg and
nupilist to Congress.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-17

The TRIBUNE.-In two months preceeding the
lotn OF September, the New York Tribune in
creased its circulation nearly so, 900 copies
% anis Is without parallel in journalism. The
lr,oanes circulation at the date given, amoun-
TED to 475,75o copies per week its revenue:
from subscriptions being S7se, 900 per year.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-17

HEAvY-Roberts, in one of his late speeches,
expressed the belief that the freSideh' u'se"afs-
ed Mitchell from Fortress Monroe more because
he svmpathized with the Rebel than the renian.
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ELECTION FIGUREs.--Instead of growing less
the election figures as published last week have
increased with the official returns. Fenton S
majority is now given at 1854, that noble old
State rolling up $4,000 Union majority outside
of the city and Kings county. The Republican
majority in New Jersey is about 2 1000 in Mis-
souri,, 10000 in Illinois, 5O,OoO-a gain of l5,-
600 over Lincoln's vote two years ago in Mich
,igan, $1,000 in Minnesota, $500; in Wiscon-
sin, 10000 in Nevada, about 1000. Kansas
has gone Republican by a handsome majority
In Delaware the Democratic majority is l,5l6,
and Maryland goes about the seme way, although
the veteran Thomas is elected to Congress by 2,
900 majority. The popular ajority for Con-
gress in 1866 shows considerable gain over
that for Lincoln in 1864 The people have no.
bly, sustained their Congress, and we consider it
safe to predict that Andy Johnson is g hanging
on the verge" " of the Presidency.
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deener for regular file of the Sacramento Un-
ion, and supply of late Eastern pictorals.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-17

"A CALIFORNIA FARM.-The Chico Courant tells
'na' overtwo thousand tons of grain were har-
vested on the "Chico Farm,"-the property OF
Congressman Bidrell-the present year.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-17

DID HIS DUrr.-we are glad to hear that SEN
ator Cornelius Cole took the stump In new iork
and PENNSYLVANIA during the lnte canvass, and
Aid oood service for the Union canse.
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Frese's Hamburg Tea.


an Hope for the Affiioted.-IN another part OF
this paper will the advertisement of the celebrated
Institute established by Dr. j. c. Young in 1885, In thisage
charatanism it is boon to the suffering to
point where they of obtaining the wish
ed for relief and Under the of the skfu Doctor
the sick and troubled dves themselves of their burdens
of pain shame aside their and secure health
and happnes If you sick trouble do not hesi-
tate Read the and follow the advice Do not
forget number the Of directing your letter
CONSULTATION OFFICE, 536 Washington street san IRAN
c;sco 44.3msn.
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DIvIDESD.-A dividend of 6 per cent. on the
capital stock of the ". 4 S. ". R. Co. has been
declared. See notice elsewhere.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-17

The report of the Agricultural Bureau shows
that the wheat crop is short in the old States
California has IL, 900 900 bushels for export
SrrLL WoRsE-Horatio Seymour has not only
become Republican, but advocates negro SUI
frape-said so In a speech at st. Paul. Mlnn
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Attention! HalleckS!

Bag Every member of the late " HALLEcK
RIFIEs y is requested to be at the Court Room.
Weaverville, on
Saturday Evening, Nov. 18th,
at o'clock, P. NJ, precisely. Business of i'm
portance to every member will be presented at
that time. By order,
GEO. W. WARD, o S.
Weaverville, Nov. 9, 1866 44:2i.
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81 CosssS Wsrraats and Grsesbseks taken at
ruling value in payment for subscriptions tohis
paper To the Governmst the JOURNAL
will be furnished for Greenbacks at
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-17

HALLEcKs BE at the Court Room this (Sat.
iarday) evening, 18th, at o'clock.
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FEVER AND AGUE Is NOT THE ONLY

consequence Of the miasmatic poison. A
great variety of disorders arise from its irri-
tation. in malarious districts, among which
,are NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM, GoUT. HEAD
ACHE, BLINDNESS, ToorHAcHE, EARAcHE, Ca
TARRH, ASTHMA, PALPITATIoN, PAINFUL AZ
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Rg- MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, an Essay
of Warning and for Young Men. Also. Disea-
es and Abuses PROSTATE the Vital Powers, with
sure means relief free of charge in sealed letter
envelopes Address DR.. j. SKILLIN I0UGliTON Howard
,ooiaat;on pbiI,delnbio Pa 251y.
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.DAxcs-At the Theater, this friday evening
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Weaserville, Saturday, Nov. II, 1866
What VIII Congress Do

The most remarkable fact ia connection with
the late elections is the reelection oe nearly all
the members of the late body assuming to be
the Congress of the United States" The peo-
pie Indignantly rejected those who favored half
measures-the waverer found neither favor nor
support-but again has the grand spectacle been
presented that the people were farther ad-
vanced than their leaders. "Radical to the
core " were the notices on the transparencies
and flags which were displayed at the monster
meetings of the late campaign, and Bingham's s
speech, in which he pledged himself to bring
articles of impeachment against Andrew John
son, was the one which expressed most nearly the
popular wish. That was the platform oo which
he declared himself that the only.piedge he Of
fered to his constituents, and he was reelected
by an overwhelming and increased majority.
There is hardly reasonable doubt but that
Congress will impeach the President, unless he
should in his first message offer suitable apology
to the insulted majesty Of the people, as repre-
scented by their Congress, which he held up to
contumely and contempt in hundred undigni-
fed and intemperate harrangues on his western
tour. That Congress, sustained by larger pop
ular majority than even Lincoln received will be
nhexible. Of that there is nc doubt. Will the
President submitY The attacks Of his organs on
Stanton, and the evident desire to remove him,
are significant. Perhaps Andrew Johnson even
now dreams of being the Cromwell Of the Uni
ted States. He will not forget one great truth, -
q" Our bayonets think ~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-17

COMPOUND ISTEREsr.-Many Of the early pio-
neers of Weavervlle are still here, and probably
no one of them has forgotten VIM. C. Young, of
" big ditch aotoriety, or the winter of 81,
when the laborers lived for weeks ground
barley and beets, ia the absence of better prov
ender Youcg was an indomitable man. and un-
der more favorable circumstances would have
completed that work. Previous to coming here
he had been interested in the Bear River ditch,
in Nevada county He required money to oper-
ate with, and would have it, even at 10 per cent.
per month interest, compounded monthly, as
will be seen by the following extract from re-
cent number of the Nevada Gazette &c In 1851
Ed Burton loaned VIM c. Young $40 900, for
which he took a note bearing interest at the rate
of 10 per cent. month, to compound monthly.
Young died many years ago, his estate being in
solvent, and nothing was ever paid on the note.
Recently Burton, who is now in New York, wrote
TO Isaac Williamson, of this city, requesting him
to compute the interest on that note. William
son commenced the calculation, run it up until
the principal and interest exceeded the national
debt, when he concluded that further figuring
was a waste of pencils and paper. 1t would
amount to more than the total valuation Of all
the property on the planet" Burton ought to
feel rich in the simple possession of that note.
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EVENING AMUSEMENT.

For YOUNG; READERS ~
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IMPORTANT
To the Afflicted,

". POW continues 60 he consulted at hi. Office No
- and kleait street. boston, on ali diseases IL
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE
Ey i-ns cgurse 81 study aud practical experience
duni'ed extent Dr. D. has the qualification Of pre-
stus the unfortunate with remedies that have never
saee De Hrsi Introduced them, failed the mo.
s!aru.iup cases Of
90, oRFHRA AND SYPHILIS.
heneNh LIS treatment ali the horrors Of Yenereal and
itaT- blood lWFoteucy, scrofIla. Gonorrles Ulcers.
tA and distress in the regions Of proceation ANNA
uaH II The Blalatr aud kidneys. lydroceie Abees.e~
H4list ttshiW Sw,!Hss, and tie long train horrible
symptoms attending this class Of disease are made to be
faiAt as harmless a the simplest aiings a child
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
Ir u drvnfe great part u lis time to the treatment
OF "se cases caused by secret and solitary habit
rams he body and mind uniting the unfortunate ndi
E4tl ar business society some Of the sad and mel
aucholy Effects produced by early habits Of youth srs
Weakness II the Back and limbs Dizziness Of the he ad
Hnue~s Of sight, PalpitatuD Of the heart Dyspepsia
Nervousness, arrangement Of the digestive Junction.,
symptoms Of Consumption, &C, The fearful effects the
nA are much to he dreaded loss Of memory confusion
60, a- depression Of spirits evil fotebodngs
ri sncitty selfsrust tmldity DC among III. evils
produced, such persons should before contemplating
matrnohy consult pht stefan of experience and be at
oiee restored 10 health ard happiness
latieuts who wish 20 remain under pr nowstrYatmr,
a few days weeks, will be furnished with pleasant
rooms, std charges for hoard moti.rate.
Medicines sent to all parts Of the country with full di
recaus for use, on receiving description Of your case
Dr. buS has also for sale the French Cspoes varrepts
The eest preventive, Order Is mail. Three for 81 and
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
To Females in Delicate Health

DIR bow. Physician and Surgeon Nc!Sq Eleoi, SIRE.
boston, consulted daily for all inc idcnt 70 tLe
tmac system. frolapsus Uer or falling Of the Womb
Flour Mbus, Suppression and other
mcuts, are all treated upon pathological prncple.
AMI speedy rehef guaranteed In a very few DAYS so in
Nahy Ger an is tie new mode Of treatment that mos
obstinate com alnts Yield under 1t, and afflicted per
son soon Teluices ia perfect health.
Dr. Dow has no doubt had greater experience in the
cure Of diseases OF women and children than any other
physician in Boston.
Boarding Accommodations for patients who may wish 10
stay IN Boston a lew days under his treatment.
Or. Dow since ls45, having conf ned his whole atten
ton to an Office practice for the OF pfivat. Disc as.
aud Female Complaints ges no superior in ths
United States.
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will not be answered. -
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We extend our @ to Crocus," who
comes to US this week with the following
Geographical Enigma

comes to US this week with the following
Geographical Enigma
No. ).
am composed of IS letters.
Ny S, ., 90, IS. is lake in the u. S.
My 10, I, 20. II. s. is river in Eu-
rope. 49,
My TO, ). 9. 20, s, 4, is an lsthmus.
My 10. (, 10. s, is volcano in Sicily.
My 5, 20, l, 8, 20, l6, is river in
Asia.
My %, 20. /, s, Is, ., is river in
NY Is, 90, Il, 10, is county in Asia.
My 4, IL, %, 3, Is, 6, is city 10
France
Ny 5, 9, 90, is, G, 5, s, is city in
My MY / |. 8, 1s,s, IS, ., is county in
Kentucky.
My Is, 5, Il, s, u, 1G, is a city in
Greece.
Ny ), Is, I, s, 10, 8, IA, is a city in
Persia.
Ny Is, s, 6. Is, IS, 10, 20, is town
in Sardinia.
5, IT, %. 10, s, 16, is river in Eng
land.
Ny ), Is, 20, 4, is town in Scotland
My Is, 8, +, s, is lake in ireland.
My l.. s, >, 10, 30, ), is an island on
the southern coast of Patagonia.
Ny whole had much influence in quell-
ing the rebellion.
CEocUs.
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ANAGRANlS.

l. Thc-ate ten tops.
2. seldom make green raids.
, 3. The--said that Miss T. Hope ran
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Answers pablished every other
week.
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CERTAIN CURE
IN ALL CASES, OR no CHARGES MADE

Dr. Dow is consulted daily, from A. n. to 8 ?. y.
above, upon all difficult and chronic diseases Of every
name and nature, having by his unwearied attention and
extraordinary success gained reputation which calls pa
tents nom all parts Of the Country to obtain advice
Among the physicians in Boston, stand higher in
the profession than the celebrated DR. DOW No Endi
eGtt street. Boston. Those who need the services Of an
experienced physician and surgeon should give him caN
z. s.-Dr. Dow importz and has for sale new ar,cl.
called the French Secret. Order by mail Two for ~
and red stamp. "
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GEOG RAPHICAL ENIGMA. Z

am composed of So letters.
My 2, 90. 90, SO, IL, 80, ID, p is a
town ia Missouri
. My X, 20, IS, 0, 81, . %, is town
10 Michigan.
My 80, ., 2s, 80, 81, Sc, is city in
Michigan.
Ny Is. 10, I, 2S. so, 81, is lake in
Vermont.
My %, ,. %. II, 5, is a town IN NJ aine
My 81. Ii, l6, %, 81, SO. is situated
on the river Nile i'll Egypt.
My 10. /, Ii, 20, IS. IS, II, 81, is a
city in China.
Ny IS, ., Sc, %, So: is city in
Brazil.
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My whole is well sustained.
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TRANSACTIONS.

/. Trauspose garden into necessity.
2. Transpose an elevation into u father.
2. Trauspose fashion into a building
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REFUSING. ..

REBUS-No. ..
l am composed Of letters four.
4 turkey, cock or hen.
Behead me and upward soar.
Put on my head again,
Transpose me. then a beast am,
Both bloodthirsty and wild.
That preys on many a helpless lamb,
Aud oft devours child.
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New Store,
New Business

gYNHE subscribers would inform the citizens Of
l. Ellsworth and vicinity that they have OPEN
ed a store on WATER STREET., where they
keep constantly on hand
Pressed Hay, by bale or ton,
Shingles and apboards OF all kinds and
qualities
Pine, spruce and Hcmock boards.
We have now hand 1000 bushels Extra Can.
ada Oats suitable for seed or feed. Beans by bar
rel or bushel. Meal, Corn, Barley, &c.
We viii pay the highest cash price for
Hemiock Bnyk, Cedar, Spruce aud Hemlock Sleepers,
Cedar Poles, Shrngies, CIapbsards, and
Lamter Of all kinds.
Call and sec US, at new store next to j. II Coles
Blacksmith shop.
Fisk h Curtis.
n. B.-Also on hand few tons Of Stove Coal
Ellsworth, March Is.
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.CONUNDRUMS.

No. 4.-Sambo wants to know why his
"belubbed Dinah," is like certain kind
OF cotton cloth =?
Ne. 5.-Why are The pages Of book
like the hairs OF your head
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