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Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-13
PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE!
ESTABLISHED BY
DR.. j. @. YOUNG.
IN 1850, FOR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES OF
WHATEVER NATURE, AND
ALL FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
CONSULTING OFFICE:
536 Washington Street,
SECOND BUILDING BELOW MONTGOMERY
San Francfse0, California;.
NO CURE, NO PAY 4

n- Consultation by letter otherwise, FREE. For d-
rection Of letters. see below.
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School MoSEY.-The new State Apporton-
ncnt in February is estimated BY the State
Superintendent at So Is per census child.
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n smposble here to mention all the diseases with which
he famar some, perhaps, will not he out Of place
The most formidable. the most destructive mankind
Abuse The brain being the seat of the disease the
whole suffers in will here
the symptoms, that those afflicted
form an opinion in regard their complaints
vice in thereby saving themselves world suffering
Nervous Debility, Loss of Memory Pain in the Limbs and
Rack Palptation Of the Heart. Trembling of the Limbs
Headache and Aversion to Genial Society especially that
of females There great hut these suf
cent and should you he suffering from Of them. call
DR. TOZER. and he will you in short time without
any interruption in businessor by
and there will be occasion for calling the office
Structure of the Urethra
Is another formidable enemy health Send for one of NV
circulars that disease and inform yourself Of its terrible
results. The worst cases cured in a few days.
Venerial Diseases,
In all their either Primary Secondary or He
redary completely eradcated from the system
stituon being restored to perfect health there will be
danger handing down your children that terrible dis
ease known Scrofua.
Syphaletic Disease,
As it presents itself this coast is formidable
character that in the Atlantic States Europe
rising from the fact of its being compound Of Spanish Chi
and Sandwich Island disease Those Won who have
latter countries doubt dread
full effects Of it on native foreign population
1t requires altogether different modes of treatment
The Old Formulas
OF Rcorl Acton and Bostwck of little account except
TO ry ND disease the surface leaving the poison
the blood which later. will show itself secon-
dary aggravated form These facts have
experience. and think without b,asting that
have seen more practice than anv other
physician California dating does from 1S4a
you therefore, to think WELL before you employ
physician.
Who is the proper consultan old experienced one
or one who has recently settled amongst YOU?
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diseases arising from the of Mercury such pains
the sn-bones swengs of the different joints of the bO
dy running etc. ETC. and impurities OF the blood cur
ed in n short time by the of my VEGETABLE MIN
I'll LES. known only TO myself
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WEEKLY TRINITY JOURNAL.
Court Terms I'm Trinity.

Osesrtet C0srf-Hon- Ephram Garter Judge: A J.
Loomis clerk. Second Monday in April August and De-
sember. -f' e' anu De-
County C0rrf-Ion John Murphy Judge A. ] Loo
s CLERK FIRST Monday in January March, May July Sep
tember and November
Troosss C0srf.-Hon. John Murphy, Judge; A. J. Loo
mis-, clerk. Fourth Monday in each month
r, no~rG or SspsrrfsOrs.-A G. Price, chairman: S. r
snort and r. n Davidson. First Monday in February Nay
August and November.
~ No attention will be paid to communications sent for
pupction in the Journal unless they accompanied by
ne real name OF the author This merely required guard
us against imposition.
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THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH !!
Every Man His Own Physician !!
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS!
H0LLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

Dfsorders OF the Stomach, Lfrsr aad Boscefs.
The Stomach is the which health
or disease of the systemabused debilitaed by
Indigestion offensive breath and physical prostraon the
natural consequences Allied the brain the
headaches mental depression complaints
freshng sleep The Liver becomes affected and generates
bilious disorders pains in the side, &C. The Bowels ympa
thse by Costivenes Darrha and Dysentery The princ
pal action of these Pills stomach the liver
lungs bowels and kidneys participate their ecuperave
4 and regenerative operation.
ErysipeIas aud Salt Rheum.
Are two of the most and vruen disorders preva-
lent this continent To these the Ointment especially
antagonistic Its mous oTsrdndi is eradicate
venom and then complete the
Bad Legs, Old Sores and Ulcers.
of years standing that have pernacousy re-
fused TO yield TO other remedy treatment have nva
bly, succumbed TO few applications this powerful unguen
ErupfiOns the Skin.
Arising from bad or chronic diseases
eradcated and clear and transparent surface reganed
the restorative action of this Ointment 1t srpasses ma
nv the cosmetics and other toilet appliances in its power
dispel rashes and other disfgurements of the
Female COmpIafnts.
Whether young old single at the dawn
of Womanhoo the Of life these medicines
play decided influence that marked Improvement is
perceptale in the health of the patient
ly vegetable preparation they safe and reliable remedy
for all classes of Females in every condition of health and
/ station of life
Piies and FYsfufa.
Every form and feature prevalent and stubborn
eradicaed locally and entirely by the this
lamentations should precede its application
Its healing qualities will be found to be thorough and in
variable.
BOTH TIE OINTMENT AND THE PILLS SHOULD BE
USED IN THE FOLLOWING CASES:
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ALBERT BOWLER, Constable and
Coecor is authorized receive monies due Office
ana 10 furnish our printed receipts therefor.
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DIR. CHAS. q. TOZER'S
Private Medical Institute!
Oak Avenue, Sixth ST.. bet. j and K,
SACRAMENTO CITY, CAL.
THE GREAT ERADICATOR OF SPECIAL COM
PLANTS FORMERLY OF LOCK HOSPITAL
LONDON, EIGHT YEARS IN SACRA-
MENTo, AND THE LAST FOUR
YEARS in SAN FRANCISCO
DIR. TOZER'S
Venerial or Chronic.

TXpERIENCE Is OF FORTY YEARS STANDING AND
II during that time has met with unparalleled
the of all those diseases generally known
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

IL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
n the Estate of Martin Weiss. deceased. will
present the same for allowance, duly authentca-
ted as required by law to the undersigned Ad-
ministrator, or to John c. Burch his Attorney.
at his Office in Weaverville, within four months
from this date, otherwise they will be forever
barred. K. l.. THOMAS,
Administrator Estate of NJ. Weiss, dec
Weaverville, Sept. 25, 1866. 3s:3.
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Book and Job Printing

Of every description done in superior manner
AND AT REAsosBIE rRIcEs
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COUNTY OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

IHE hrst law of female nature where women
are at all good-looking, is self-preservation
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no APOLOGY SEEMS REQUISITE for offer
ing to the public advertisement of this kind,
for it is universally acknowledged that the
treatment of these particular diseases consti-
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TO INVALIDS
WHOSE sUFFERINGs HAVE

to render existence desirable.
DR.. j. PERRAULT, GRADUATE OF
Queens College, begs to inform patients
and others seeking medical advice that he may
he consulted personally by letter in all a
ses of Nervous and Physical Debility,
and the various disorders arising from sedenta-
ry habits. excess, accident or climate, from Q,
A. NJ. to II. NJ. and from . to s. P. NJ, at his
Office. Armory Building northeast corner Mont
gomery and Sacramento streets Rooms Nos. Q,
10 and IL, first floor up stairs. Entrance on
either Montgomery or Sacramento streets.
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Diseases Peculiar to Females,

Retention Suppression and Painful Menstruaton
ETC. have been study for great number of years.
and / can safely promise perfect in short time
Be deferred from calling Dr. T0ZER from elicacy
or fear OF exposure the Doctor is in whom you
trust and all treated with the utmost
My Female Pills
Are the best this climate for Suppression of the
Monthly Sickness Every lady should have box in of
necessity Price 81 Consultation the office by let
ter FREE All letters returned destroyed. Office hours
from 9 \. u. till s P NJ.
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The Old Formulas
My Plan is Purely Vegetable,
Rheumatism. NEURALGIA.

Destroying disease and purifying the blood that there
is no danger of secondary symptoms.
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In all their various forms either Primary Secondary or He
reitary completely eradcaed from the system Your
sution being restored to perfect health there will
danger of handing down to your children that terrible dis
Scr
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Proposals.

suBsts1ENcE OyrrcE, u. 5. A., No South Gay It,,
BALTIMORE Md, Feb. n, 1861.
GOVERNMENT SALE Of SURPLUS HARD
" BREAD.-SEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE
will be received this Office until SATURDAY March H.
1906 the purchase II Surplus HARD BREAD on hand
at this depot.
Proposals state that the offer Ia made undsr advertise
rlsnt Of this date
The Bread in bore, Of fry t50) pounds each No pro-
posas received for less than twenty (Jl boxes Purchases
VIII be delivered board Of transports without expenss to
the purchaser.
Payment required In Government funds notification oi
acceptance OF bid Twenty days allowed purchasers 10
stores. Proposals TO be ndoT.ed the ope,
"Proposals for Hard Bread" and addressed TO
THOMAS WILSON
Brevst Lieut. Col. and G. y. u. y. A.,
Breyet Rrig Gen. Vos
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L'OR SALE-The twO-StOry and Attic Frame
HOUSE with Brick Basement ~ BY p feet Lot Is iec
deep No I9 Willou shbyst, Brooklyn Also three story
Brick HOUSE, end lOf Raymond o., near Lafayette
ave- Stone Easement counter elag, pa IA
water gss furnace complete. Inquire Of T. j. WHITE
Agent, No. lCe East Twenty third A.
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q. OOA REWARD.-ThirtyD Dollars reward
- COO will be paid for the apprehension aud delivery
Al this No 40 Chthss for each Of the follow
John McNEAL. Co. g. 18th Infantry. 20 year. Of sgs
feet si1 niche, high fir complexion blue eyes hight hair
born at Dsnsvie ~ w. occupation sborer deserted RON
JANIS MORAN Go. Il, III Artilery n year. Of age
feet a inches high Faow complexion blue eyes brown ha
Schuyler Dec G. le65 desrted from Fort Schuyler Feb o.
1876 Probably IN Newly orb City.
WILLIAM BRAUN, Co. c, I. ). Engineers rs year. Of
age feet 10 inches high. fair complexion DARK eyes ds
hair born In Geruaany; occupation soldier enlisted IN ha
tmere Oct 1855 dsr,edfrom Wile. Point Feb l. 1896
p5IsSSSf GsHaET Co. b. fnsass 81 year.
srs; feet inches high fair complexion grey eyes sandy
hair bon in Cork Ireland occupation solder enlisted
YORK civ July 81 1865; de.eed from We,t. Point Feb.
T. 1876 likely be found In the neighhorood of Bowery.
Nj D. HlI( HCOCk Detachment OF Cavalry - years Of
Loif; born in Poughkeepsie n occupation tinsmi,h
enlisted at New York Gig JOY H. 1857 deserted nom e''
Pcat fes iss cFT5SHe9p n PqFsi s'I aT.rv
age feet inches e fair complexion blue eyes sht hair
born in Nsw-York City; occupation mason enlisted =,
Fort Wadsworih Nov q 1855 de'e!ted from Fort wsis'
worth Feb. 3. 1906 probably 10 New York City
JOSEPH CHASER Co. "a Battalion. l6'h Infantry "a
wears Of age feet inches hgh fair complexion gray -ye-
enlisted q, Buffalo ~ y Jan. e lstbj deseed from Mad
.on BaIract. Feb 3 1866; groosby 10 bafaioi :,
years Of sgs feet 8 inches nigh ar complexion. blue
brown halr born IL Albany, H. VI oocupaton, labofrr
enlisted Science adv n T. jap - 1896 deserted from
THOMAS MARTIN. Co r. lsih llfinIfy 3! wears Of sse
feet 10 inches high uddy complexion gray eyes dak heir
Nov T. 1895; ed Fort Adams Fec. 9, 1896 ha.
at NJ" aud wreath NAKED with indelbe ink rgh,
TH6%%s SHEA AGO Co. B. t. s. Engineers ?, ye. Of go.
feet q inches high fair mpie1ion hazel eyes dark hair
born Kerry, Ireland occupation carpenter enlisted at
Web 1906 li family y Brooklyn, ~ Y: probably in
Brooklyn. NJ r. MARsToN, Captain LIST Infantry, X. b.
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1866.
Third Edition Now Ready.

Third Edition Now Ready.
CHrs POPULAR POLITICAL AND STATISTICAL
ANNUAL CONTAINS:
ASTROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT:
Reirses for the year 1865.
Lunar ard Planetary Conuuc,io.a
Conjunction Of Planets aud other Aspects
New ard Valuable Tide Tables for 100 Plsosa
Jewish snd Mahoncdsn CsendaIa
Table Of siytyone Brisb, Stars
eoLrrIcAL DErARTa.sT:
United States Government, Minister, Lc
Senators and Representatives Of xxXl1th conEsm
Laws Passed at the last session Of Congress-
Public Resolution, and Proclamasions
slsvohoiders Rebellion, or Chronicle Of War Event.
Tho Union Party in ls6Resogtons Of the Union State
Conventions Oh RsconsIuctioa and Impartial suffrage.
Impartial Susrase-Lsws in the Several Sts.eI
Shs Constitutional Amendment
fAs Second Inaugural Address Of President Lincoln
President johnson Reconciliation aud Impartial Suffrage
ELECTION RETURNS for 1865, carefully compiled and
compared with former Elections Tor Tnx TRIBUNE
ALxAxAo.
Territorial Election Returns for 1865
States OF the Union Capitals, Governors Time Of Meeting
Of Iesss,urss Tine Of state Elections
The Territories Of the Unionther Capitals and Governors
Popular Vote for President by States IN 1884 1860 and ssa
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Ne believe other naoass eopac, and ohesp a. thi,
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OyrcR ov YHa sTRRgT ConHIssIoNgR,l
No. CRY HALL BRoOKLrk. :
PROPOSALS for LIGHTING the Streets of

NO tIII IIALIr bkOUkLfk.
PROPOSALS for LIGHTING the Streets OF
tho CITY OF BROOKLYN.
SEALED PROPOSALS will 10 received By The Common
Council at tbs Mayors Olse. until MONDAY. March r.
1896 ats o'clock D. for the Of the Streets OF the
Cy of Brooklyn with Gas any other msterA Of Hight from
dark until daylight esoh night 70. one also foI tho term
AZ ter wears agreeable 10 the specifications provided therefor
on fie In the Ofice Of the Street Commissioner.
Bsns for Estimating aIn'hsd :, the Office Of the Street
Comui"cnsrl and none oth,i WI be considered
eorsen Ia writing Of two suree, Of $500 each each
proposal (xho shall qualify to their responsibility, that
r.. contrset be awarded to the party proposing they will
become bound surety for its faithful .ornAnoe and
IN case he shall neglect REUSE to execute the contract If
sw-red then that TREY will pay 10 the City Of Brooklyn the
difference bet neeB Ice proposed aud The pe VI te
neat bigkes bidder % whom Tie contract nay be bwafd
P1.ues. TO be uIoI.0d 10 tie Common Council SPECIFY
iut toe work. ~ order OF he Common Council,
- OAKLEY NODYNE,.t tps.H
Brooklyn "a, 26 1906 Street CommissioIsr.
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VILLA PLOTS in FLUSHING BAY.-ED

VILLA PLOTS in FLUSHING BAY.-ED-
WARD A. LAWRENCE will SELL st Public Auc.
ton at Woocys Hotel ia tie Village Of Flushing H. L. on
TUESDAY Msrca 1865 at IL o'clock 20 scre' Of the
fine Estate Of the late PLATT S1kAiTUN in plots Il one
and acres, beautifully situated with commanding views
Of the Bay, East River and surrounding country, ore mile
from the Railroad Depot and Steamboat Landing, and only
hours ride tho City Of Newiors Parties desiring
building sites In Of the most beautiful and heathy ooa
ons enjoying the privilege Of yachting fishing and bathing
should not omit visit to and examination Of this property
Title perfect For further particulars, msps Gc inquire Of
LAWRENCE K CARL, Auctionsss and Reel Estate
Agents Msin.st., Flushing, L. l.
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~ DEe,CE for SALE-stuaed on the fostroad one i''r
known a. the Van Plce contains IS The House
l. large and yery pleasantly located The Farmer House
Befn Carriage Rou,e Sheds ke all IN good order iefr
4, lsr.e Garden and Ho, House. filed with choe colec
ton OF Plant. also great variety Of grated Frn Trees
Grspevines ind Ice.house, tled Adore" 3. W. boA
No. as, Ponghkeepsie, N. Y.
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COUNTRY SEAT for SALE-lmmediately
" sdcen, TO the ant village Of Kinderbook aud with
minutes walk Of the Post Oice, Churches Schools
kc ], consists II story brick dwelling with tue Necessary
&c the ptcie being occupied By John Van Dyex
deceased For particulars, reference may be had to T. H.
VAN DYCK, Assistant Treasurer, EewYork, or Mrs
MARIA VAN DYCK, hnderhook
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Real Wstate for Sale.
A FARM for sALE-Containing 100 acres,

N 10 Of which are under high state Of cultivation tns !.
aianr % are covered with wood excepting about
well adsped for cranberry marsh Thi. farm Is beautifully
located IN the town of Riverhesd, Suffolk Coz Il. L. ony
about hall mile distant from the Janespoft DEPOT % @
the great Peconic Bay Of any farm IN the county WIN %
and .esw-ed in abundance. Also eomfoitsoie mg' ~
ali the Necessary buildings fruit trees. &c WIZ oe ,o
low to close the Of Nicholas Yound deces,ed
$1,000 For further particulars, inqhIe OF d. III.
No Barclsyst ~ " OF q. f. WELLS, on the premises
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TOR SALE-Two hundred and Twenty-Five
l. acre. Of LAND. situated in Raran Valley N j., on the
line Of the wJeey Central Railroad, u hours ride from
New York Cityi Dwelling House nearly new Farm and
Tenan. Houses with necessary OuBuiidos, all IN good 70
rair Appy to HOMER MORGAN, No. 2 Ppcs. tsis)
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COUNTRY RESIDENCES end FARMS for
~ SALE by PARSONS WARD, No. % Cedar-st-Lo-
Gated at Peeskin Sewbuzh fordham Rye, Msmaroneck,
Bloomfield Orange. Mon; Clair, summit Chatham, Morris
town, Enibeih. Railway M-taehn; crenevile, Pl.inied
Weehaykrn Bergen Bayonue, Flushing Ravenswood. Hud.
son City Moth Englewood. Boiling sprg, aud other places
Prices s. 900 to $4,000.
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00D S0n --THREE-STORY HOUSE
&SS,CVO. for sALE.TBie~n stone, hsh ,ieGp,
and including about eico worth 81 Furniture and Gas
Fixtures In Thirtie-st, between Madison ard tifhtye
Marble hall tld Ia thorough repair si,cOo remain on
bond and Inoreagoi ouse ~ by modern improvements
Inquire OF UkHY COPLAND. NO. tio Fourtbsve, near
Thiretl Of.
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COR sALE-COUNTRY SEAT and FARM

4 OF the late SAMUEL ROWLAND, esq., located IN
Westcheer County, about miles inland IRON D9hos rer'
very and completely furnished and bias het ana
cold thoroughly distributed through ~ pah
closets The garden large walks gayeIed and Jagged
with stone flowers and shubbery numerous aud IN great
Variety cspacous greenhouse, several giapeho9~s a 90
stables and caag. house, lawn, and large old shades
large lake aed with trout and attached g. and colaeei.d
yon nueron. and large barns sheds. iick, boathoues
farmer aud gardeners houses houIingmL a"'ini snd
machinery Of the moot apploY.d KIND STORE unu %
rounded by the mot sublansa stone wall and e,es 70 tsch
lot-u king the entirety scarcely equued ID mo county.
convenient to tho city. with farm sttsched rice SlOooV
Tenn, easy. Inquire Of HOMER MORGAN, No. srInes'
5000
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TOR SALE in Beach-st.-Five desirable -
.orv modem b,b..,oop brick HOUSES Nos 50 81. IS.
81 and o. Beach St. Johns Park each about u iee
frours deep with lease Of lots from the Protestant
Episcopal Society for the Promotion OF Religion, and eas
for a. ys.Is from tic 10! Nay nsIt Apply to,
MOkNALL Co, No. ~ Elmst
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GREAT WESTERN LAND AGENCY.

~ O. MAR Nos 40 and ~ Broadway. n. y.
Locations made for parties selected Quarte Sections
(6O Of the choicest Of aiming Pine Timber Govern
rnsEt Lands In the States Of Michigan Wisconsin Missouri,
Iowa. Minnesota aud Kansas aud Ie niones OF kebska and
DscOtah
FREE HOMES FOR ALL.
BEST LANDS IN THE WORLD.
Complete instr cons furnished those desiring settle upon
Lands under tho Homestead HIKE
and HOW TO choice selected Quarter Section tloo
.or.sl in either Of the above states and Territories
Special attention 10 Soldiers locations under amended
Homestead Act Improved Farms, richest Of soil beautiful
locations for ns a. low In all ofthr Western StAtoA
TAXES PAID. TITLES EXAMINED.
Bounty Land Warrants snd College Scrip located by special
contract Our facilities for sale Of good Western improved
Farms uneIampled Correspondence for sale OF such In
vcd For PARTICULAR send postpaid envelope, with address,
No 6Oo1 New York Refer, by permission 10 His Excel
lency REUBEN L. FENTON Governor Of he State oil New
York
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WATER POWER and Charter for Manu-
w featuring COMPANY for SALE-A liberal charter from
tho Legislature Of eersry having 80 wars Of unexpred
rum authorizing the nanuatnre OF cotton wool max
and hemp ain iron copper and machinery, and dy'nl
printing the same and carryins tho business inet"nt
the.eo together with power suf ot ,wen,y run
-four uilstsnes, mill Of small value, with thIse run of
stones being It'll. offered for SAFE Thirty nihes Dy
railroad and forty by tide water from Sew-fors
For further particulars adde's % cal on
JOHN Is. HILL, Fs-cutor,
N.w Brunswick, N. J.
A VOID HIGH RENTS.-Buy Woodward s
"a COUNTRY HOMES. Ia designs and plans, and build
house Ia the Oonusy. Price = -, postpaid . .
GRO T. 4 r. WOODWARD No 81 Psik.row NevYork.
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A JACKSONVILLE
LIST OF
UNION SOLDIERS
BURIED AT
ANDERS VILE;
GIVING NAME, REGIMENT
AND
GRAVE.NUMBER OF EACH.
so PAGES. 25 CENTS.
Pabnshsaby
THE TRIBUNE,
NETWORK.
Sent by mail receipt Of price.
Tor sale by al wsdealers.
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NOR SALE in Jersey City-The handsome
3sary brownstore 'front.' HOUSE, No 257 South first
opposite Hamilton .quns The House has basement and
uud-rcelar aud contain. at the modern Improvement, Ap
ply " n HOWE, Architect, No Il Montgomery 81, JeE'
scy City.
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THE WEBER PIANO.FORTE

'I'HE WEBER I1ANO-fo hlE
Il 10 called the BEST INSTRUMENT MADE By oil tAs
leading musicians ofi city and elsewhere !; pronouncsd
by the National PianoFors Association after ts Ia 'hsh
with the frs. manufacturers ofths country eninenuy
the BEST PIANO IN AMERICA and used by the Con'afv~
tory Music and other high music schools altogether because
ofihsir immense power, equality "ee.nes' and 0'lAhcy
tone, elastic touch. aud great dlrsbiiiy
WAREROOMS, No. 40 Broome- At, near Broadway.