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Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-19

FrRE-DEArH.-A telegram from l. Comstock,
Red Bluff, to John Martin, here, on Tuesday, an
nounced that the Tehama Mills, owned by Nc
Creary Brothers, Sacramento, was burned that
morning. Chas. E. Rantzau, (Rantzau l. Shaw,
former citizen of this county, died the same
day
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-19
Ayers Ague Cure F.!
: For iHE spE. pY ourE !

s--z.-.1- FOR IHE sPE tuIE
intermittent fsrr, Fertr and Agur, Pemient Frer,
Dnmb ague. Periodical Headache Bilious Headacie,
and Baims Frrrs indeed for the ,c.o,e class # Disea-
ses originating in Biliary Derangement caused BY the
Edioria Of Eiasmaiic cntnfries
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-19
Divine Service.

Rev. G. D. Pinneo will preach at the Court
room on Sunday. October 2oih. Service will
commence at II O'Clock, A. n. Service at the
School House, Douglas City, same evening, to
commence at o'clock. e 81 Is
Rev. J. J. Cleveland, Presiding Elder Of Mt.
Shasta District, will Qfciate at the regular Quar-
terly Meeting, to be held at the Court room on
Sunday, October 9Th. All are invited 10 be
present ON the occasions above announced.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-19

We have heen smoking elegantly-Aavored ci-
gars the past few days, and we consider it du-
ty to say that 1. Karsky 4 Co. have about thirty
thousand of the same kind which they bought
to sell, and-all they want is first cost
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-19

No ONE REMEDY is ,LOUnER CALL
ed for ly the necessities OF the American
people than n sure and safe cure for Fever
and Ague. Such We are now enabled to Of
fer. with perfect certainty that it will e
radicatc the disease, and with assurance
founded on proof that no harm can arise
from its Use in any quantity.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-19

NEW CAPTAIN.-A. R. Earl was elected Cap
tam OF the . Trinity Rides," Douglas City, on
Tue llth. General John w. Smith presided as
inspector on the occasion-and with dignity.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-19
Little Pearl.

The guileless heart Of the little child
= -. Hath learned sione to love;
q Unschooled In cold philosophy,
Yet taught to look above.
The Pearl Of our village in smiles alone,
q. Hath heretofore been set;
Butno with iears Of bitter grief, -
Our treasured Pearl is wet.
The tender affection of little Pearl,
Which knows not how or why;
Are rent in twain by cruel Death
What can she do but cry. ft4
For little Pearl has no papa now,
What can she do but weep
Or nestle her face in her mothers lap,
And sob herself to sleep. -
She can only await Springs return,
Till the bes ntious flowers bloom
Then pluck them in the early morn
To deck her " Pspas tomb"
And now to God, as she VOWS by the grave
To be q dutful girl,
May all who loved her papa in life
Still love his cherished Pearl.
DoralAs crrr, Oct. II, 1867. A. McEx1In..
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-19

-, 1osr as we 60 TO press John Martin is unload
s oue oi tne largest Lille Safes that ever came
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-19
BRIDGE NOTICE.

NHE UNDERSIGNED GIVES NOTICE THAT
he will apply to the Hon. Board of Supervi-
sors Of Trinity county, at The November term,
for renewal of License to keep Toll Bridge over
the North Fork Of Trinity at the town of North
Fork, for the ensuing ear.
HERMAN SCHOONER.
North Pork, October IA, 1867. 4l:tsb.
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can =. h. hsant new style of hat which we wear
" -Ia Ian a. l. karsky b Co.'S There are on
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-19

Oun Democratic friends may wonder why the
fowl stands on bis head. The Eagle bird never
does such tricks. There is reason to believe that
Fitzpatrick and "Joe Spriggs" have carried
the State, but good reason to hope that they have
not. P. P.S.-Waskey has just received dispatch
from Lone Jack, (Showalter's Crossing), to the
effect that "Spriggs is elected.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-19
BRIDGE NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED GIVES NOTICE THAT
i he will apply to the Hon. Board of Supervi-
sors of Trinity county, at the November term,
for renewal of License to keep Toll Bridge
over Trinity river at the Grass Valley ranch.
SPENCER LOWDEN.
Grass Valley, October IA, 1867. 4l:tet.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-19

rn;aS aaSrtss 81 STATE Elrcrlcxs.-Ohio has gone
Penns,lrapa ias Iowa and array of hope tina. both
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-19

TEL. tonion) is elected County Juao. of
trinity 0y at least one hundred maiori.y Es oi
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-19

READ the big advertisement of Williams Co.
in to-day paper.
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NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE.


TeKNTos. Jan. ~ 1850
resolution wss sdopted hy both houses to-day that
the mspbeks should visit IN body on next Thursday
week the scene of the celebrated ssWet Basin bin in
Jersey City in order that they might become thoroughly
couvewNn with The matter previous 10 the nnal dspo-
susdn o. The Did
In ihs Assembly Two very important bills pared the
third reading The nrss is 10 establish Board OF Excise
Ia Hsdscu county. Abe provisions Of which will operate
similarly TO the law now In kDrce in New York The
sscond Was the repeal OF that section OF the landlord and
tenant Law which wss passed 81 the last session. pro-
vding 0hs receipt FOR rent, sgned behalf Of the
landlord for given time shalt be sutcien, notice 10
quit Una.r that Interpretation many poor tenants were
sviced o6teutimss with two ttgee days notice. The
law now provides thai three mVnfhs' notice nsces-
savv
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THE NEW uxrru STATES SENATOR FROM INDIANA.

sssveraeY Morson's Thanks 20 the Les,sla-
rnre- Resignation 81 tho ONCE 81 Cover
usr, &c. - 100
The following message received in the Senate
Chamber this morning
To THE GyyERAL ASSEMBLY STATE or INDIANA
Having been elected to the Office of United States
Senator desire TO express my deep sense Of obligation
for this high mark of your confidence and esteem In
election 10 preceus to me an endorsement Of
ms administration extending through nearly six years,
than for the intrinsic value OF the office which confcs
To the large body OF friends sustained through
difficulties by which was surrounded during the dark
and paous hours 81 the rebellion, am bound by senti
ments - affection end gratitude which will end only with
nfe 70 the officers and soldiers OF Indiana, whose
devoted patriotism ana heroic valor have shed much
iustre apon The Stats aud nation. ! return
my be Rrtfelt thanks Tor their many manifesto
lions 81 confidence and regard Nv connection
with the IN their organization and support OF the army
will be tie prondest period " my life. Nsy the
people pid them In grateful AMI anectonate rep1em
brance beloved State hss entered upon
grovi b. prosperity dhonor TO charge her In
tsrssts a committed You will see toi, am sure that
they carefully and wisely fostered, and that
proach hail bs brought upon her high character Gov
ernor sker t. able, patriotic and faithful And now
with msciousnass OF having tried 10 10 my duty and
FOR the prosperity and happiness OF
The Poop V OF Indiana hereby resign into hs hands
.ndsr thSkcop sttntion, the of1cs OF Governor.
q. n NORTON, Executive Department
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rns MISSOURI TROUBLES.

81 Iscufs, Jsp. "A 1897
despatch from Jefferson City says the trial before
Judge krkel ~ tho United staies Cincuit Court OF
Colonel Montgomery and other parties aecsntly con-
necsed with the occupation Of Lafayette county By the
State militia ~ progressing In that city All the evil
isnce thus fer rorrcbostes the statements previously
ads that there had been time previous 10 the APP
pesrsnce Of the militia when evil processes could
be served and thai since tho arrived OF the militia there
bss been constant reign Of ierror, which dsssrSd AL
sho disposed 10 do 80 ror, cnterng complaints
sssnsi the sfolaton Of The Law. About Dfty .itseps
from issr In t on ere ~ sVendsnce ~ witnesses
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.r- iNTELL-GENCs


a oopyr.ax.p,p RswARp Nathaniel W. morse a
Norrdgewalk, Ne has recovered cent damages sea
thirteen citzsns Of the town Of skowhsgan Who wss
forced by them TO cheer the American nag after bc so
he was glad OF the assassination Of President LiuooD
TIE CoLLsCroR BosIoS.--The movement lately made
in Washington 20 obtain the withdrawal OF the appoint
ment Of General Couch as Collector Of Boston. aud 70
have new man appointed. has not succeeded
Nrw HArsBmK. Both parties have stripped for the
fight in New Hampshire The election takes place ON
the l2h Of March We have heard Of bets having yet
been made the success Of the democratic
ThR IsEPumIcAs CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR IN NV
HAMPSHIRE Hartman. the republican candidate for
Governor OF New Hampshire, IL described az priest
without q parish la vyer without q Client and a'armer
without farmalways having eye TO tho best avail
able Office and prosecuting his purposes with arfal and
tireless labor. at Qls
PRAYING ron lar AcuaTsr k said that the demo
cratic leaders are praying ardeny for the Impeachment.
OF President johnson They think the act will make for
them political capital
Nropo Eor.Iny N MAIxr--one Of the State Senator's
Of Maine says that he in favor Of giving the ooored
man social equality 70 the extent Of marriage
| rrysa 10 FeisHrEs s0uEsoDT.-Mr Edward bafk
the ..bs Ipiun, among the copperheads Of New Hsmp
shire saws the democracy Of that State have mace up
thar ninda NO, only 20 resolve but 70 act ana that
the radicals mus, cxpa,e their crimes against the people
| upon the scafold. 'r@t 'e.~-..--s -
GONE Our or TnE rnlD.- Ex-Governor Wiskhns de'
c,pes to run asein for Governor kentucky Mr. wkk
| life il seventy ight years old aud blind tes
NEGROES IN rue PUBLIC ScRooLs "A test case In which
the whole state Of Michigan Interested Is soon 70 Is
BROUGHT before the Supreme Court Of tbst State a
| colcred man has been refused admission 70 pubic
school, and he petitions for mandamus against .shs
school board Of the district TO compel the admission o
colored people to the public schools. M & 1s 81 -.
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The Canal Hoard Appointmenis-T New
school Bili--Ferry Grievances. &c.
Tsss~ Railroad WAR;

ALBANY. Jan. ~ 1897.
The railroad investigation was resumed this sfssr
noon, that M Bocdys testimony might be taken
Azariah Roody being sworn said thai he ssx one Of
the committee, on the part Of the Central road, 10
settle the difficulties between the Central and Hudson
River roads two meetings were hold in New York; al
this happened after resembling the hundred thsussod
dollar resolution, and after the Hudson River road Md
been notified nothing said AT these meetings sbcm
breaking tbe connection Mr. Vanderbilt stated in hs
circular that ths Central road had refused On arbitrA
ton; this WAS not true arbitration waa vefused
nothing was said about breakDg the connections at this
meetng notice OF that fact rsi came to his knowledge
through the newspapers he cncred the resolution 10
rescnd the one hundred thousand dollar resolution ne
found, on settlement OF accounts The books OF the
Central, accounts that could not be explained that
looked Ike jumping OF accounts all on the side Of the
HUDSON Compsny; looked 10 though the Central CON-
pany he'd been paying all tho expenses or asencles 10
secure freight Tor both roads and doing buk Of the
hsuage NJ various points and then paying the Hudson
road hundred thousand dollars ior the privilege
there are four trunk lines Of raroaas-tbe Now York
Central New York and kre Ponnsy wanna Central and
Baltimore and Ohio; these four roads fcrvoed compact
for rates and the transaction Of through business "a
was understood thai he Central and Hndson River
ehould SCI together as trunk line the agreement
between the trunk lines that one line should not
carry freeR cheaper than The other and Mr. gc~u was
the agent In New York 10 the prices were kept
up the Penns> vania Central and baltimore and Ohio
take freight from some points cheaper than the
Nsw York Central or the Eric the difference between
the repnsylysnN CAaxsl and New York CeHtv6l from
Ch,esss sidsvssW srs bupdrss ~ sslysSo milss:
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MsTucsv LEGisllTME,

FRASxroE1 ian. "a, 1857.
one ballot had for United states Senator to-day
resulting follows Harding, ~; Powell a. Brfsow
20; Robinson, 4. Necessary " q choice, ~.
senstor Bigger introduced joint resolution To- day
declaring that the action OF Congress in repeating the
Inv allowing compensation for emil tn ibares violation
81 plighted faith the part OF the ,vsrnmsnt and
exsmpls which would iusii ~ the n repudiaiion
~ the psiiona debt II lies onesdsy under the
utla
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there = that distance favor g - -Pennylvsna On
and curvatnres, bat the Pennsylvania Central has .
much greater a., aniase IN fuel sions- ~ 49,
aa.9 Continued the s...v ~, $40 sssss Of
~osid havs gone BY other rop.. pastness q she wes
The further investor. -.sa f
Tuesday lion was adjourned IN neM
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scientific gentlemen rem .ar'ols Pars OF the country
are present The time to-day 10 devoted 10 the recsp-
ZION and reading Of reports different scientific sub.
lects go
The Military Post 81 New OrI~-
Major General Sheridan has declaref ~sns.
the post Of New Orleans TO be - 49,
extending from Jackson y ne city and IL snvrohs
Edward Hatch, Of . srracks 70 Casrolton. Coionea
~ command - Ninth United States cavalry, "
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GALvssre1. Jan. a. 1867.
w order Of gbe Secretary u War. General O. nm
a%rroed 'he Office of Assistant Commissioner OF the
ffecdmeu's Bureau, relieving Nv. Kiddoo
General Oyhn forbds the contemplated honors being
pein 20 The fsIrs'nF OF General A. johnson
vsptain Newton, 81 The brig Golden Light charged
Nrn perjury N falsely swearing ID bic manifest, has
xSeen scraf'sd ~ a ,t'nned states Court.
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AySAToir Jan. "a, 1907.
The kasisfn shore bill passed In the stsse Legsls-
tuIe tOdaysyes ID; nays l0-Mr Fraser vcsing the
Affirmative and Mr. walters IN the negative.
fs acknowledgements hill also parsed The Senate by
syes 10, DOCS f-bcins two.ihirds vote and IL
Isw.
The sieeaon for United States Senator viii take place
Tomorrow
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tseApf pt rHf ADAMS EMPRESS sosafss

NEW H.vyy. ian "a, 1857
Attenuation has reached here that the two men con.
victA last fall at Danbury for robbing the Adams Ex
vesN car 81 korwsk last January, escaped IRON The
Dsnon ~ JAIL last night BY digging hole underneath
thsr % below the Wall Of the prison. sud thence the
outside The officers have been making e6ous TO-DAY 10
apnrahenAl the prieoners II - ~
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BALTIMORE, Jan. ~, 1897.
There is considerable excitement to- night in political
circles N regard TO the sshWton Of ward Delegates The
hayorslty conyepfcn Ths probability ssens be tha
majority OF delegates elected vii vote Tor John Ford
ss conservative candidate Tor Manor.
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TINE SEAT or A DstoYAL MEMBER Of the TENNESSEE
LEGISLATURE DECLARED VACANT.

NASHVILLE, Jan a. 1867.
The Rouse Of has declared the seat Of
the nber from Jackson vacated, because the ember
was not sufficiently loyal.
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ALLEGED FORGERY IN session.

BosroS, JAM "a 1se7.
George T. Wood who has been operating extern ;
sve scale confidence line in this city and vicinity
vas arrested yesterday Tor passing forged check for
$500 the Blackstone Bank he was at one time mas
ter OF smbulanocs In the army.
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TIVE SEIZURE or rtNlAx ARMS.

BUFFALO, Ian. ~, 1881 r.
The sf,ns sesed last summer from rsniaus which
were deposited a. several ponts In General Bary's mill
tsry DISTRICT have been appraised by ordnance oNr~rs
SOL 600 Bonds double that aoun, are bstns
execsssd, whom tho viii be delivered 10 shc Clam
otg $500
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rlAsas LEGISLATURE.

ST. Ions, Jan. "a 1907
:, @syst t,sm Topeka ssys The eeuate tSSfsy de-
Sssi'H hs]'ll M. c3lfH'sv5asl ccrvspuop ~
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Bmryas rabieawx.

An artistic and interesting entertainment s now in
progress At Union Hail. rwsnsy third stree, and Broad
way, In which the story Of the Pgrime Progress de.
pictsd on canvas by several II most disns pushed
artists. Tho exhibition "a well paironxsd and receives
repeated rounds Of applause well for the rutLuiness
OF the details - Tor Me beauty end sxquseness Of ex
ecaen displayed throughout the ablsaur Il would D.
a3cult 70 determine which OF the tableaux deserves
especial notice. a. oil evincs much artistic merit ss "a
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MISCELLANEOUS.

AN ALLCOCK's POROUS PLASTER APPLIED TO
"A the chest 10 the back cnrss cold or cough often 10
single night.
the back and Kidneys, lunbago rheumatism Of the feet
.nkleR colo feet spinal affections
rHE CURES EFFECTED IN OVER MILLION or
CASES AS ABOVE NAMED,
PLACE THE HEALING POWERS OF
ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTERB
BEYOND DISPUTE.
REMARKABLE CURE OF
tH &aE
INJURED SPINE. rr.,,.s
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ON SATURDAY svenlns tho 18Th drawing pri1er
IN Kelcy's Noth Ar~rar rixe C0nccf takes riscs
wabash Avenue Rink The sale OK tickets dugap On,
Immense aud the entire
half ,ion in all Ia nearly exhausted Those who wsh
Ia chance this ente so-one TINT has ne,~s
fallen The suspicious which Rave ri last rnne othe
kn-i be obliged 70 sres aud act write auicks
Mr. kelley continues 70 otter The terms hch
been obtained heretofore u he sale of rckcss
a. nve ckes and iickcts for ~ on the
number OF ckc s--sDu vsevery other irs prize
the highest beiag s-ao and the amount OF nenSacs.
ne To he distributed amounting 70 SlOlUu0 An extra
force Of ccrs has been Put within The ast few we.ss
and the demand clerical help IL constantly ircrceslna
Orders mailed In par, of tbs last aud North ~ Thus
DAY night VIII reach chicago In t,ne 70 be flied and msrd
viii sderrfs 4. al sepss 60, 100 nssdolpf street On
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The Neutrality Of L0xndO-He Refuses 10 Al.
low CorOna's Troops 10 Pass Through his
Territory.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan a. 1857.
Advices from Coma by the steamer Constitution,
dated January H. says the city Is still in possession Of
the mperats Lozada forbids the passage OF Coronas
troops through his territory.
From tho French vessels In the harbor II
ported that Acapulco would be evacuated the arrival
Of the flagship victoire.
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DOMESTIC INrEEkI0ENCE.

AxusKMrEu N OIpsT TINE Sixty years go theatres
opened their doors ~ i've ocios and tho psormmess
commenced precisely 1t SIX o'cseok p. n. and the
audience thus epabed 10 resushome not far iron
nine o'clock, seldom later than ten O'Clock Evening
parties comimsaced IT seven O'Clock, and among the
ladesof fashion the midnight hour found the guests
departed.
PRovHs An Am.-Tbs man Johnson, who was arrested
suspicion OF having perperated the double murder at
Auburn Me- has satisfactorily shown that he not
At the scene OF the tragedy when It occurred He
counts clearly and by the testimony OF Others for his
whereabouts before. during and after the murder.
SKATING IN THE wEsr.-A girl only fifteen years old
with her brother, last week skated from Minneapolis
Minnesota, TO Dayton distance Of forty miles, in six
hours. ~#
REcEIPTs ov PLACES on AMUSEMENT IN BosroN -
During the 1866 the receipts at the places OF
in Boston foIlOw5:-
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IN Jyseians no have these pIoseSe s5cosn
nendtaeu Mr. Ceksszs, DIR. vslsntins M0ek d. vefsin
Oct and De- aquinet report that eobab these Dstes
apect&cs Of all diseascsot the skfn eurfaoe.
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HAIIIUlD. UVi5us .NVvs
MnssRs. THos AtLcocx 4 Co.-Plesse send with de-
patch. twelve dozen Acocks Porous Plasters Our daily
experience confirms their superior exceence At thh
ment in The shaft oi nschrery had both legs broken
spine severely injured and for nearly entirely
helpless This found relief very by the appuea
Ron Of plaster to hss spine He soon enabled 70 work
and now hs lzhors well Hewould eheerfuiiy
pay IS fer single Psstcr II they could nos be had
lower Knowing the pa be useful,
scrsplos that my sentiments shanld DO knogn- 49,
So, J. W. JOHNSON. ~ d.
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Games @aiiii,er.

3eitunsssSefanntt o6uness Qeent,
Mo. 39 Sdb 8infts SttaB. (unt.rtalt bn
.g8GiNal .1sr Warft.)
DQai |, 1886 nob,
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Sin DQS Nublifunl.

Na&ritt tpirb tItrmtt ststbtn. bab Id btr
tlntsrSsi&nsts 5m. 8. D. .. 8tRler, ala
@sent anesR,ut urb auttorIrt babe. um un1rs
1msessnb 5u bstilsn, unb bic mir fiir Subfeip.
ttun. 8stanntmu6unsen, SOB artsitsn unb Bud
iictr. 8shnunssn fdtlis. @tlbr sinsucpllefttr,n
unb tafdr ,u autttirsn. SD tpffe bag alIs BIZ
60 anSstt, ftir itn bsreit lsin psrptn. nbm er In
einisen Sastn rorfprs6tn wirb.
I9-Nu& irirD uwartet taG sr. inbsm 70 Si,ll
CUTE Union 5rsunbf nod ni&t fir BEN paripi
unteriGrteten batsn-pie btes bill9,r g8.iis tGtt.
ftin iclcn = ans rG9r'nb sebaGtsr 9ieiie nod
sint srrbr 3abI neusr unt,rfGrsibsr snbdnbissr
pirb.
4. D. Ebeaos.
N(l,ntaun. Nuaull 27. 1867.
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Sarbe filr 8auern
llmS MmSere.

Die Srafton Nlinsrot Sarpe Gerpasnis. %. frs
t9t nun bic tet. mobifiIlfs unb bausrbGfteis Sars
bs, Die I'M Stbrnuh III. 3nsi lsbsra raebunaen rpenn
gut an9tftritbsn. permilbt nit dbrtm einfts: Sel,
bait lO bis Is Sabren. sic IN pcn elmer leitbt
trauusn cbsr febr fhSar Chocolate 5arbs, uno
fam ju Grin. 8lsi. Stcin, Drat, dire cher
HObm, nm rem S'fbmad ost @srtrau6srs ~ as.
fallen. 9erpshldt ptrcsn. eli in fddetar fdr 6du:
fsr, S6susrn, Stnstn. Carriage uno autlbtnma:
der, Gimcr uuo Sclpuaartn. adsrtdu tssrdibIdaf
ten. Canal Boats, 5abr,eu9e uno Sbiffs, 8Soen,
&anoas, gRetas uno shtnbdfddsr. (inpem fis
5eusrs uno gSafTer ptrcf it) acosr Stihsr.
(tir Wanufafturiit olIdn bat udbrtne ccm psrfIo:
btnsn Sabr 5000 Rarrsts prbroubi) uno als cine
Sartt gum antrtibsn fdr irstno tinsn 3sped, ,fann
fe niht dttrncfen wsrosn, fir subfan,, Dausrs
haftl9trtt @laa;ltdt. unb Staie'sit Freis S6tas
8SrrsI pon 300 Plumb, ntlthss atnua fiIr tinsn
Bauer fir sabrtlon9 if. sie pirb lparroriirt in
outn 6iuen fdr rpas fs cten anasasttn it, gdidst
fir ttusn &rtular psttcr bic ocllen StIcneerbsi.
ten gift. 9cirt aht, auesr oas baneslss3tittn.
nan'Iid, Sraftcus mlnsrai Sortt" III tinattronnt.
aotrslire -Gsr r,...-
Oantsl 8iewsq,
@o. 254 peurl Strass. 9ltu gert.
Sspttmttr 3, 1867. ro@fW