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Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-12

QUARTZ EXCITEMENT IN SHAsTA.-Major J. S..
Follansbee writes us under date Shasta, 8th, as
follows &c Our citizens are in state Of great
excitement in consequence of the discovery of
several lodges said to be rich in silver Els
worths mill, in this county. The discovery was
made by one Bachelor, one of the early settlers
of this county, and who resided several years in
the Washoe country. Assays are being made
Louis Wellendorf has showed me about a tea
spoonful of chloride of silver which he obtained
from about three ounces of rock" Mr.. Welen-
dorff sent sample of the rock by Wednes-
days Stage, which strongly indicates the pres
ence of silver.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-12

WE clip the following from the San Francisco
Sunday Mercury of May 5th
Nor THERE" The american Flag Publishing
Company" have, undoubtedly, made thorough
change in the editorial department of the Flag.
Evidently none of the old set are there and it is
understood that the paper is now conducted en-
tirely by the Messrs. Howe-young gentlemen
formerly of Weaverville. The prospects of the
paper under the new arrangement are said to be
hatterng.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-12

OSIsrEsrIosAL--Thc Alta attacks Representa-
tive Highly on account of his able speech on re-
copstruction-says he is honest and canab,. hn.
blindlg radical. We take it that the alta paid
Mr.. Highly an unintentional compliment in 60
stating. Severer censure than is uttered vouId
have been considered SO, coming from tha,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-12

Heavy Fnosr At NARYsvILLE.-The Appeal
says heavy frost prevailed there on the night
of the 4th instant, and that ice was visible next
morning. Most of the .frpit in this section was
killed by the heavy frost Of that same night.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-12

ra- Hope for the Amicted.-IN another part Of
this will be found the advertisement of the celebrated
Institute established by Dr. C. Young in 1850 In thisas'
Of deceit and charatanism it is boon to tho suffering to
point them where they obtaining the wish
ed for relief the skilfu Doctor
the sick and troubled ves of burdens
of pain and shame lay aside their and health
and happiness If you sick in trouble do not hesi
Read the advertisement and follow the advice Do not
forget the number the of directing your letter.
CONSULTATION OFFICE $40 Washington street. San Fran
cisco. 4i.3m.sn.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-12

SrYLE.-An exchange speaks of the "Garden
of Eden style of ladies dresses, about the
neck. We rather suspect that we saw a sample
thereof at the Odd Fellows party in Shasta, a
fortnight ago. Trinity ladies are behind time in
the fashions
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-12

A RAscALLY TRIcK.-The Flag says that
Government Revenue Detective seriously informs
the Commissioner of Customs that the Canada
smugglers have laid pipes across the st. Law
renee river. and are engaged in pumping whisky
from Canada to the United States.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-12

waoxe.-Friend Conmy, of the Shasta Courier,
apologies to his readers for the absence of any
notice of the Odd Fellows celebration in that
paper of the 2sth alt Says he instructed his
:. sub to make fgll report of the proceedings
of the day, which he regrets was not done
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-12

Mill BrRSED.-The saw-mill of David Kinds,
situate on Browns creek, near the Hay Fork
road, was totally destroyed by FIRE between ard
o'clock on the morning of the 7th instant, to-
gether With about 10000 feet of lumber. NJ
reasonable cause can be assigned for the fire, apf
it is believed 70 have been the work of an incen-
diary. The mill Originally cost from $4,000 to
81 900, and was INSURED in the Pacific for So eco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-12

THE New York Herald has the following start
ling caption to a long editorial =" Shall we
h.vs the cholera or some other dreadful disease
n New York?n To which the Louisville Jour
nal replied" You pays your money, you mas
YOUR choice"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-12

New PApER.-A corporation to be known as
u The Times Publishing Company" has been or
ganized at San Francisco, for the purpose of
publishing a daily and weekly newspaper. The
cspital stock is $3.50, 900, divided into fifteen
hundred shares of 500 each.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-12

Do You Know HIM?-Mrs. Elizabeth d. flsner,
of Richmond, Indiana, is very desirous OF oo-
tanning information of the whereabouts Of her
brother, John P. Black, who formerly resideo AZ
Stockton, in this State. Any person who can 40
so. will confer lasting favor by furnishing the
Stockton Independent with the desired lnforma-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-12

FLUME DowS.-We are informed that about
two hundred feet OF -Csthrie's fume, at Canon
City, fell on Monday n0raing .ast. The water
had just been turned in, asd 1t is supposed that
the portion of the structure giving way was too
weak, for the sudden pressure The accident
will stesult in considerable damage TO Guthrie,
who seems to be particularly unfortunate, hav.
ing twice lost his dam by food during the winter
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-12

MNrSe AccIDExr.-7On Friday evening last q
bank cave in the ciaim of Vim. C. Estes, Doug.
las City, covered that gentleman, breakinga rib
and causing slight external injuries. DR.. Wilson
atteaded the injured man, and we are glad to
leara that he is entirely out of danger.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-12

RExovEO.-The Society of Good Templars has
changed its place of meeting from ,shs " Magnol-
ia" building to the second story Of Einfalt L
tHaAingers building-raar of youRSaL Onice-
Entrance By iron stairway.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-12

REMEMBERED.--The thoughtful and generous
Stratman-Prince of San Francisco news deal
ers, has favored US with another install lment of
illustrated literature, comprising Harper's Maya
zine, for May, Harper's and Leslie's illustrated
Papers and the Chimney Corner. Stratman will
please place another devout vote of thanks to
our credit
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-12

ARRIvED.--The world-renowned tragedian,
ha"in Forrest, arrived on the steamer Con-
s,..alion. M He is under engagement to Thomas
aagaire, and San Francisco will be RECALLED with
nrst class tragedy for a while.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-12

FoReIvEs.-President johnson has pardoued
Monroe, the recently elected Mayor of Ney Or
leans, IN orde, that he might hold the position.
Is that what ne calls enforcing the Monroe doe
trins ,yor making treason odious ;-F7ac.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-12

NO HARM DosE--White, late proprietor of the
Napa Register, has sold out to R. t. Montgomery,
one OF the best editors in the State. and one who
did gallant service for the Union canse during
rebellion times.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-12

Coon NEws.-That jovial spirit, Frank Wheel
er, writes US from Austin, April 25th, and ask
ing that we inform those who remember him for
his many virtues that q notwithstanding the
cholera scare, the I" rinderpest" fright, the
u trichina crisis and glycerine explosions, |
still live breathe and have my regular being
Am still in with my landlord, and put up my
muscle " at him on pay day with as much grace
and swavity as in times of yore when l did I'm
Gle Davy" the honor to eat his % hash - and
drink his soothing compounds" Frank writes
that financially he is a success, having sold one
of his poorest ledges to New York Company for
fabulous sum, (amount not stately and that be
expected to deposit the same at the National Bank
of Nevada within week. Wishes all persons
having claims against his estate to forward them
duly attested and stamped, to P. NJ. Eder, (his
Attorney in fact) Austin Lumber Yard.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-12

THASks-To Mr.. Oberdeener for files of East
pctorials and papers received by last steam
er, and the Sacramento Union. Anything in the
news line can be had at the Post Office.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-12

THE Board of SuperTisors finished up business
aud adjourned on Thursday evening. The pro-
eeedings win be published next week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-12

New ADJurAxr GExERAL.-Robert Robinson
has resigned that position, and Gen. George 5.
Evans bas-besn appointed to fill the vacancy,
With rank from Nay 1, 1856.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-12

TIE Sacramento papers having stated tna' .n1
swallows had taken up quarters at the CAp~, har
building, the Stockton indspendent re%aras .h.;
are not the frst birds that have featnereo 'nei'
nests in that establishment.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-12

NEW OFFIcERs.-The officers elect of Weaver
Lodge, No. 1873, Good Templers, for the ensuing
term, were installed on the evening of May 5th
by E. ]. Miller, D. G. ". C. T., assisted by Thos.
D. Draper, Minersville Lodge Deputy. They are
rs follows &C. NJ. bowels, W. C. T.. j. s. Ken
ney, v. V. T. E. J. Miller, W. S. JF. Heck
man. v. J, S. J. McGrew, W. T. Geo. Adm,
w. NJ 7. stephens, W. D. NJ; H. Osborne, w
l. G.; c: ": Craig, W. .. c.; Rev. James H :.
TAYLOR Chaplafp E. Cornell, P. W c. T
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-12

DRuNKEyYEss.-"I 1T sears all the finer sus-
capabilities of the sou dries up the currents OF
sympathy and affection, and makes the heart
sterile waste, susceptible only of those base
and abject emanations that necessarily spring
from depraved and corrupted passions. ."-fdr-
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REMOVAL.

Inc JOURNAL ohce has been Second Story
VI ho'hnger Co.'S building Qate Armory Hail side
OF Main street. Entranec by iron staircase
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-12

ExrlRE HorEL.-It wip he noticed by adver-
tsemeat that Mr.. Condor hasre-opened the EN-
pire Hotel, aad promises to supply hungry ones
with the best the market affesds. trial is the
best way TO safety yourseK
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-12

Destructive FRosT.-We chronicle it with sor-
row, intermingled with q little "mad,' that
Jack Frost came down like a wolf on the fold, y
on the night of the 4th instant. Foliage of all
kinds was cut down, even to that of the native
oaks, and peaches, plums, nectarines and pears,
IN this section, were entirely wiped out. In
some sections apples were frozen, although We
do not believe that crop is total loss. We
hear that the frost-bTight extended to Lowden's
and Sturdivants orchards on the river but Nc
Gillivray says his entire crop escaped. We fur
ther learn that the grain crop in Hay Fork Valley
was badly injured. Ice an eighth of an inch in
thickness was formed
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-12

GENERAL McCLELLAY is still in Europe. ne
proposed to return to America last fall, ou' Inc
impossible mud prevented his moving. AS soo"
as the mud was frozen he would have s'a.'eu,
but he thought it better not to attempt "in'.r
campaign. He went into winter quarters ~
Dresden en-Odd Pelior.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-12
TREASURER'S REPORT.

TO TIE HONORABLE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF
TRINITY COUNTY:
r HEREWITH SUBMIT FULL REPORT OF
monies received and disbursed from March
5th to April 3oth, 1866:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-12

CANON CITY-ls about as thrifty, temperate
and sociable colony as Trinity contains. The
new traders, Brooks Kellogg, are much pleas
ed with their choice of location, and the people
evidently feel natural pride in patronizing a
literally conducted home institution Of that char
acter. The Order of Sons of Temperance is in
q thriving state, numbering nearly forty men,
bers, and on the increase. Miss Lizzie Lock-
hart is in charge of the Public School, and, we
are glad to know is pleased with the location,
while parents entirely pleased with her eff
forts to advance the little people on the road to
knowledge. Jas. Giizean takes good of
strangers who sojourn there, ministerng right
attentiyely to the wants of both man and beast.
Judge Tbede and Tom Jones are the liquor dis
pensers for that community, and do their duty
in very satisfactory manner, should judge.
Thede proposes opening a hotel shortly.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-12

~ The Trinity Journal costs only Five
Dellsrs . Year. Send Il Homo.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-12

Woman-her influence and MissiOn.-The
effect of woman society beautifully displayed by the
extraordinary power she exorts in ameorang the rude
peres of e while the Of her smile sheds its mellow
upon the onward march of civilization The incar
nation Of guardian angel she watches by the cradle Of
helpless infancy consoles in the adverses of our
manhood found at the couch Of Sickness
nnisteng spirit unterred by the breath Of pestilence
the of DEATH Woman is subject to trials from
which exempt and her native decacy restraints her
from confdng these secret grefs to friend or physician
These evils be aevated by Dr. Holloways celebrated
vegetable Pills. which adapted every station and
dton either of invgornting delicate state of health,
regulating the various functional disorders incidental to the
female system whether be at the first blush of womanhood
of life at which latter period negligence Is
productive consequences frghtfn that death itself
would be far preferable to such mockery OF existence
Dropy Eryspeas and Hysera are few Of the disorders
entaed the helpless victim But timely to
these Incompatible remides will prevent the
ushes and fntng fits and the general prostraton OF the
system Medical prescribe them in all Of private
practice their simple ingredients for the safety
and certainty of their results in their action the female
constituton.-Lddies' Scrap Book.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-12
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sole Agents for the Pacific coast, r. n. Nc DoaSId
Co. San Francisco and City, whom all orders
sho,Id he Addressed m4.1m.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-12

NEW RIVER Dusr.-Wm- O'Brien and Jos
McIlvane started from Weaverville for the Allan
tic States on the ID Of May. They had been
mining on New River during the past winter,
and the amount thus realized, added to that for
which they sold their claim, reached the snug
little sun, of SIS, 800, which they carried with
them in New River dust, the particles of which
varied 10 value from so cents to $50 On the
5th Of this month Steve Noble, Al. Pruett and
John Reach sold at Greenhood's Bank pint
dipper full of the same kind of dust. Four pie
ces of this last lot weighed over $5O0-the lar
gest being worth $199. Now, notwithstanding
the fact is well known that these amounts came
from New River, in Trinity county, a new, ex-
tensiye and comparatively unprospected mining
district, the announcement is received with a
most refreshing tameness by a certain class of
people who can see no sense or propriety in pros
pecting so near home. But if similar an
uouncement came from Montana or Big Bend
these same people would commence rolling their
blankets for trip thither. q Distance lends en-
chantment," and this very principle is destined
to send thousands of unsettled Californians pow
erty-stricken to their graves.
There are thousands of acres of unprospected
mineral ground in the New River country, and it
is very provoking to think that it must probably
lie undeveloped for a generation of time. One
thousand miners wanted, Immediately.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-05-12

FLOOR MANAGERS -
C. ANSTEA0, ELLIS FLOWERS, C. W. IWAMBly.
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Horse Exhibition NJ Nevburu.

The annual exhibition Of the Highland Park associo
ton cominen I'd Yesterday 4, Nevhnry ,nseY ,o,hcr
iNo'p'c 'Aeuu'sahoeS me day proved 70 he rainy
and disagccahlc, although a large number OF people
gathered nom all par,s Of inc 81 ate 10 ,,ncs tho o
- " w ~ " "'77 ''' -
poNemenN l"r me las, year ia oqnna stock
Ia the nrf rllce Grand cayaiade took pnce consist,
| IL, ar ali r,,d r hoo ,,a ,a -
~ ~. -" e"''o''i s''o'"s. "'''
WIN ~ MthnNt toHS' Nf Nhich were greatly admired
| pt thc rpneour presehL
me nv 10 toi 3 ton was Tor hEe year old -tanns
INC nrt FfIe va aMen ~ Hamci slrei by volunteer,
ehifea =. ' uhl"l 'HiN, ihr te'nia WIS prlnonicn
| isAhn 'Niian w Grey Mllsf lher' was no Other
1 cpht.ntion IA THIS GAS.
lhe second ~ lar four year cds. Tie entries we're
Buiy Bvron by !. H. Taylor ana IIto.n (cor,c IS !
! ticesc-, both SIC rs Han.bciouian They eel. took
| premium ~ 'lte order gwen.
ine th ~ va ipf three year old stallons. Tho ir-i
| entered "as --- g. \. Ecmor, sired by Volunteer
nrss prrmium, 5, cond Wubrrr entered ov Alcn Cold
| smith, also Hnnblcionan second i sorpi0m
fur te best tao year Old stations Heryraec Hrlnt
man Slbufn lt p.omam, MAJOR W.nueid second ore.
priltors IN tlis tiass
or the best brood ina,rs with horsc colt tho cntc,
wero:-i Blnk b. Is K John III, p Nestoln Mail
4 glack Narla III Tbnmas X ,nnt,ef ! tlor,,,slh,d
4 Day mare bv i ii prarc. q snrrcl man, Il, IN,
Gauriay which wa. avt,.ed it,e ar, nrcr,,,n n, ~.
best INV colt / ady sherry III l. Thorn. 1 Pay
mare by jas b ncnni1on nl, he AtAf,tl,hs q pinn-
b. lr X ney,. 10 riencse ~ Jol, c,o,s. n
IA hnw by Eymar An Enerrn = ~ '.,.'f,,' , M
ayrnrded f'~''""''" '''
a. tLe II . :, mr. III, mao. - ,,li,, A., L., o.t,
s,i,b ,,,ol ~, NJ, !, ,ro,'i.,, f,s ~ ,a
.uath NJ n. ~, IA, "a, ~ t',""ri ,
.--ni i, - - ~ IA IN I'M ,, .'r @ = II \, .','' 'ooN w wy
Tnc ian, 49,, 'd Z s 5 ~, ,u, ~ I'LL ~. 7, I, ls -,
~. ~, = ''rssn ch-.'y Anst SHOWING
~, - ,pnij,i 1 s nm , a'' : so.., E'u''s N'i'
y - = ~, m ~, ~, ~. W n ~, "nasu ~ y .
l,,,, a. wv ' az Nv s.oes laay aloin nMnel ~ ~
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Final Disrosition az the Prisoners al
Montreal Not Determined tpon--Ganl-
dian Araops ss.iurning Homo.

srHcAL TELEGRAM 10 rnH sew YORK HERALD.
MoMRrar, Junc ~ f,53
In the matter OF the fcnan prisoners io report Of
her capture aai status has been iorsardci to the
eminent ana instructions as TO their disposal are cx
pectcd hcm Ottawa ailhin very fcw days.
oIGcis have been issued 20 recall al The troops fsom
tie border front except the Victoria Ges and haiter>
OF artillery now 1t Huntington facing Malone Troops
viii be retained at this point with view Of guarding
against tie maraudings OF Fonan strafeieis
The returning troops are TO DC received With grand
and costly civic oyat.on
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BrfFAfo, June II. 1896
guard has been detailed ~ General Barry occupy
tr telegraph olce lAi3 city o. aid. II gafv lhc
enforcm OF the ofdtr prohibiting the transm ssion %
Fenian despatchcs. u s sai Rr gadcf General Barns
has taken command ~ the Ienisn forces here. Two
companies of Indians have here sd The cunnw
Gcnrfpl Aiesanier hc,ook. o obip while visiting the
Canada IL ~ NiagEfa Pals yesterday arrested ~
some Canadian voljuceiE faarlias tne Slspeuslsn
Bridge Nto e0nsacrel hifo sgsp eoal rcssoss tui
nf1vina w Identity II 1ceNes titl many apologize
by x rdlir 0fNeor
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Thc Turf.
suioN COURSE. /. i-rRorrl>e.

FASHION COURSE, l.. i--TRCTriNG.
The ra for the 5000 purse, announced to come oG
al the above course yesterday afternoon for which there
acre seven entries did no, takc place none OF the
horses esccp' Hiram yo9druls Rpslm ond coming to
the score AZ the appointed time. The mare iccevcd the
forfeit ~ half the entrance money The following were
The enires.--n Phfer's b. m. Otscgo Belle, r. Mchei's
cb. Artemns Ward. u. Walkers h. m Daisy Burns
Z. N Alida, W Peabody y m Amber. Wooignl 1
ch IN Rosamond, aud n IIocomb's b. m. Lucy
lady Thone and George WiIks trot their second
match Tor slGoo this a t.rnoon at the Union They 20
10 NAgl
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donation OF anas made Il under tho Agricultural Col
iege bii, which wa laid the table
ThF DRAFT rESst yLcAsIA E1c
ihe -fftKrR also presented u ctit- from the Secretary
o War IN answer to tho House rrson ton ~ June IL
reference TO the draft IN the Eighth Congressional dis
trict OF fennsyivana. which referr ~ the Com
mttee on hlliiaIy Affairs. Also letter from tile Sccic
tnfy OF tc nrr u answer 10 the House resolution,
March y, calling for Information reference com.
pcrria relations with British America which was re-
icrrcd 20 the Committee Commerce
Mr. bAv- lrcp) Of y. Y, objected to the printng
nnd pending the discussion OF the matter ihc Hoa AZ
four O'Clock, adjourned
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Of Illinois Thos s Punke,t of Tennessee: Y A Page,
District OF Columbia sons Of ofHccrs-Jamcs Cow,
of Kentucky; Walter Frazer, q Maryaud Daniel whip
pie, of New Hampshire; Frank II. Harbuck OF Iowa
John n. Robinson, of New York; VIM. s Long OF Penn
~ lvsnia; Walter II. Donaldson Jr., OF New York
Thos C. spinner, of Ohio; Frank Eiery, Jr az ver-
mont; Ellis b. Bliss of Michigan.
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TIVE Arms seized by Government claimed
Private Property.

HFTWtfo JIN' " T,NJ
opay HoaJ Centre ~ Buffalo la roturnod hcte
from Ncw Yor, aud applied to General barry for the
Turn of TIC and munitions of war seized here
Mr 0Day clumed the hi ptgatc property
and aid hc had made advances them
AMI coinmi sion merchant
General Barry replied that he only tho custodian
Of the aud had seized them b order d hs superior
Ofecr
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The Aeelaent 90 nI.nop ZOO, n Nlra.n,.

kliHN lAt. va. 3uaa INss3
u q believed this morning that EtIp. l.aI stn
roscf the sctions internal Injuries clf#sI h M tai
road accident at Coal y scd- yesterday
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A.--,re ,oo Going on, - Town,

II du tst iu riat HNOpEN iDut atd nhae
pf",iir fouftri,c. vi pntNf llrtpt ftsa ,i,r
Boots nhd h9e ~ r ie rat itch, Gsf laart Fls sai
children al3 hrRdHay opp1sNr Mr'miti tAu listrl
y A NAlnM- A.ent
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,fgt 4sogtntouf g,e fasalopablc ,bd ,utfu
pattern ap,4 ~ PHi. Ja. hap'ugi hg ". ZEE, FL Nasg.
rOHiths 10 Broadway Sew iutk. sut " ieisnf.
Hiusk, Sttatt kp.tar-
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NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE IA, 1866
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

ric s-n',o then went into executive session, ani
shortly after adjourned.
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..A womnn,. Glor,.r-rnr ,ran.n.,n,

haf pi intll icN a American itIte. I. l
ut HIHNtii : GuTpAf>F. No uthrr pfrraHltiuA n
seiiY nih the vafp9s condition. Df tn hnfnts atmc,
~ A. lfeNL
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A.-S.-A.-A.-A.-t.
sID1iIlNG.
HlAest Gen uassa snf Hu,A IIDIUis. in the work..
HnDkAW a HFOTurHr,
- foufth at-uus opposite Gppt.~f fnsfufr
na Ia f.ys pis-~
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Ebony aud The barb ~ Nauiiles combined TUNA
AraA,c vii festprs Efny hair, ~ ssnsi coipr u ~
apprsiion wt'h0i, thr washing pfpr~@s
DE ~. "a DHY the dsnosrat of ID. prepatAton. "
npfa, charge, who dssif~ to us
nfs srs ssnf e,rfy Nhe4e With inll directions frs -
sna ~ anlr. ~ ss~rar tonsni,ssian frpan
A. v. nl r. NJ
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quottd. The worst of fh-unatism srr lripa daJ
cured wuna rial dtnsosrIt kn0~ htI
cALIfS GREAT RuILAAfi. RbMEbi
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Nddrrx. Pnllnk a. son.


mannfat Hirt. on BfuaAwsY Ipata att~el. Ipc
sut 20 oistis De.ia lavanieI snd rcfafri
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A.-T.utsic.' E.isstic..

Agents wanted.-s..ooO Year ,nd sis
ospcurts. E1 tuttAes latts4ai- aidtest f.tn
Cleveland, pho.
The New York herald., 1866-06-14

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