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NO CURE,-NO Paw,

sons, Mercury, Turpentnc, Harlem on r. ~
paiba any other disgusting DRUG NJ ~.
remedies used by DR.. Jones are entirely vo nns
table. sweet to taste, and salubrous to tb - ~
tent, and will drive out disease in as NAM nv,
days rs It formerly required weeks and month5
and can be taken without any change of diss3
or hndrance from business, or detection 'e e.
friends, all is made vocal by the voice Of ~ W
coming praise, from the lofty mountain ton ~.
the humble recesses of the valley.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS
is another shocking disease, brought on nv mn
natural habits of youth learned from evil
companions when at school, or while alone
This most wretched and unnatural habit <
carried on to an alarming extcntbv both sexes
old and young, bringing on a host of artificial
symptoms of disease, unknown to THEW
friends or medical adviser; and if the trn.
cause had been known, they could have been
saved frem an Untimely Grave! What nity
for the thousands Of young men who are
pning away with disease, unknown to their
parents and friends. Let the unfortunate re-
member that when weakness overcomes thu
whole body, followed BY pains in the head
back, loins, breast and joints, loss Of Memory
Palpitation Of the heart. Symptoms of Dys--
pepsiaa. Gostix.eness, Coughs, Indicative of Con
sumption, Dimness of Sight, Ringing in the
Ears, frshtful rapiditg, until death puts an
end to their sutferings. To all such DIR. JONES
will give sure restoration with such balmv
juices Of herbs as will reinvgerate enfeebed
manhood. Syphilis is one Of the most de-
structiYe diseases upon the human system.
The unfortunate should remember that whep
this disease makes lis appearance in the throat,
roof of the mouth with sores and hotehes ali
over the head and body. it is fast fastening the
victim 70 an early grave. To all such DR.
JON Els offers the most certain safe and per-
manent treatment in the world without anv
Change Of Diet, or hndrance from business.
DIR. JON ES having for many years devoted
his attention to this class of complaints, can
give entire satisfaction III all their complicated
forms. Persons at 4 distance can be cured at
home by consulting DIR. JONES by letter
describing symptoms, age and how long
Standing the disease may be. Al letters are
strictly eenfdential-na person seeing the
letters but the DR.. himself
HsEnALL FEMALE COMPLAINTS
SPEEDILY CURED.
DIR. JONES may be consulted on any dis
ease at his Office, north jonathan street Ha-
gerstowh, Nd. directly opposite the Methodist
Episcopal Church. Strangers will observe
the name ON the door and window.
All letters must contain a stamp to insure an
answer Medicines sent to any part of the
United States, by mail or express, to patients
address.
Persons remaining undertreatment can have
Boarding Rooms furnished them at reasonable
terms. Address
DIR. d. W. JONES,
aprll27-ly Hagerstown, Md.
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MILLINERY, TRIMMINGS, ETC.

wza SPLENDID OPENING OF FALL AND
SSsb WINTER sTYLES.-MRS. M. A. BINDER.
~" NO 1881 CHksNUT Street Philadelphia,
CLOAK TRIMMINGS. Also, an elegant stock Of
Imported Paper Patterns for Ladies' and Chidren's
Dress Partisan Dress and Cloak Making in all Its
varieties. Ladies furnishing their rich and costly
Work Se6 IN s mOs pFcmpt sd S
Client manner ct the lowest possible prices at twenty
TO hours notice. Cutting and bastng Patterns in
sets, by the single piece, for merchants and dress
makers now ready. $40 6m
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II only needs that this question shall be
asked pertinaciOusly, asked increasingly, asked
clamor0usly, by the whole throng ef American
worklng-women, to set this whole nation to
thinking; and when the whole nation is once
set 70 thinking on this question, the wise
thinkers Will come to one and inevitable con-
clusion-and that is, Give the ballot into
woman's hand. "HH-
Rob the blacksmith of his franchise, and his
wages will melt to one half: he knows it, and
holds fast to his political rights. And many
tolllng American women know as we'll as he the
value Of the elective franchise as a lever upon
wages; and accordingly they want it in their
own hands. Give the ballot to woman, and II
will put money in her purse. Give the ballot
to woman, and it will open a thousand new
and profitable avocations. Give the ballot to
woman, and It will write her name in gold over
ten thousand shop windows. Give the ballot to
woman, and it will clothe her children decently
and send them TO school.
Is the question of womans ballot, therefore,
worthy OF contumely, or worthy of a falr hear
ing? Men and women Of America 1t is not
question for mans indifference or for womau's
sneer. Every man having wife, or sister, or
mother, whom he may suddenly leave in
poverty, is challenged to ponder 1t. Every
woman who wishes the welfare of her own sex
is in duty bound to give heed to it. Already it
announces itself as the next great question OF
the nineteenth century.
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nARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL
X PoAn-On and after December l3, 1856 trains
lii rnn dallv SUNDAYS excepted from Coopers Point
CCamden' opposite WIN T. Street Ferry as follows
TIA A. H. Way Freight tor all stations; passenger
car attache ,A E.a,,b, TO- N-a,, w.
6.lO Y. -ThrOuBh Nteis"' '"i Nv" AOrhi passen
ger car Seeeiyed in Phadep phia at the Coupany's
Ehensa EIehknsa No, $40 N. DEGAW IRE Avenue. untIl
mn,cIocS P M reaching New York early next morning
STseieht boat leaves Pier No 52 North river, New
y not of DUANE Street, daily, SUNDAYS exceDted
ats = NJ. reach ns Phi9 lephiS early next morning
train rom New ork, are discontinued.
UaiH "O B @. HASTY,
General Freight Agent Red Bank N, j.
w. n, CLAYTON,
superintendent, Red Bank, N. y.
X, II. CHAPMAN, Agent
NO V20 n DELAWARE Avenue, Philadelphia
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NEW AND SHORT ROUTE TO THE OIL
IN REGION.

NEW AND SHORT ROUTE TO THE OIL
In - REGION. .
WARREN AND FRANKLIN RAILWAY.
Trains will run this road as follows: -
GOING SOUTH.
7'3O A. NJ, Through Train Leaves Irvneton, juno
tion OFF d f. r. r., stopping at principal Stations
NJ connecting with trains for Franklin and other
points.
at all principal stations, arrives at OIL City at $50
PM
7SO A. NJ, Pithole Accommodation. Leaves oleopolls
arrives at Oil City at S'l5 A. NJ.
$40 A. NJ, Pithoe Accommodation. Leaves Oleopolls
and arrives at Oil City at Is A. NJ.
GOING NORTH.
GAO A. M, P1thOe Accommodation. Leaves on City,
arrives at Oleopos at 720 A. M, making close con-
nectiOn for PithOle.
923 A NJ. Trough Train. Leaves OIL City, stopping at
all principal stations arrives Jrvineton I24O z.
NJ, making close connection with trains on p. az e.
X. r., bound East and West.
1850 p Nj, Through Train. Leaves OIL City, stops at
all principal stations, and arrives at Irvinetou al
4 10 p, making close connection for points West,
and connecting with latter East on z. ~ E R IL.
$40 T. M, Plthole Accommodation. Leaves Oil City
arrives at Ols0p0ls at6'20 r NJ, making close con-
necuon for Pithole.
By this route passengers leaving Philadelphia at noon
arrive at lyneton a. 626 A NJ have nour for break
FAST and arrive al Oh City at lOO A. Nj or ~ hours from
Passengers leaving Erie at 10 25 reach Oil City at 45O
p NJ stop Tdoute ana return to Erie same day.
Passengers leaving on City at $3.50 NJ arrive AT Pha
delphia at 7CO a. M next day, or at Erie at 4UO r M
day.
Passengers leaving Oil City 2 80 p M arrive at Erie
at Cos r. NJ same afternoon or at Padepma afternoon
All trains south leave Irvneton after arrival of trains on
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad connect at Oleopols for
Pitnole and OIL City with trains for Franklin and
All trains North leave OIL City arrival of train from
Franklin connecting at OeOpos with trans for PlthOle
p a ERR. NATHANIEL =. HOBART,
General Superinien endent
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RAILROAD LINES.

d Il ADJ ING n AIL o d.
GREAT TRUNK LINE FROM PHILADELPHIA.
TO THE INTERIOR OF PEN NSYLYANIAs
THE SCHUYLKILL SUSQUEHAHNA.
CUMBERLAND AND WYOMING
. UAITEYg
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ENREIGHT LINES Fer NEW YORK AND
II ali the Stations on the CAMDEN and AMBOY and
connecting Railroads. INCREASED DESPATCH.
THE CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD AND
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY FREIGHT LINES
for New York wiz leave WALNUT Street Wharf at 6
O'Clock P. n. daily (Sundays excepted).
Freight must be delivered before AZ o'clock to be for
warded the same day.
Returning the above lines win leave New York at Il
noon, and and g. p. Nj.
Freight for Trenton, Princeton, Kingston, New Bruins
wick, and all points the Camden and Amboy Railroad;
aso on the Belyldere Delaware, and Flemington the
New Jersey, the Freehold and Jamesburg and the Bur-
lington and Mount Holly Railroads, received and for
waTdeo up to z. NJ.
The Beividere Delaware Railroad connects at Phillips
burg with the Lehgh Valley Railroad, and at Manun-
kachunk with ali points the Delaware, LRckawAnna
ana Western Railroad forwarding 10 Syracuse Buffalo
and other points in W estern New YORK.
The New Jersey Railroad connects At Elizabeth with the
New Jersey Central Railroad, and at Newark with the
Morris md BsseX Railroad.
slip memorandum, specifying the marks and numbers,
shippers and consgnees mut in every instance be sent
with each load OF goods or no receipt VIII be given
Y. B-Increased facilities have been made for the
TRANSPORTATION Of live DroverB are invited to try
the route When stock furnished IN quantities of two
carloads more II will be delivered at the foot OF Foreth
street, near the Drove Yard, al Pier No. 1, North
River, as the shippers designate at the time Of
shipment. For terms other information, apply to
WALTER FREEMAN, Freight Agent,
IN DELAWARE Avenue, PhlladelDhiR.
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Genefal Superlnie endent,
Warren and Franklin Railroads.

NTTW AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE TO THE
N OIL REGIONS.
WARREN AND FRANKLIN RAILWAY
1s66 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1867.
From Thursday November 22d, 1866. trains leave
IryineIon tat the junction OF the Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad 800 miles from Philadelphia
GOING SOUTH no OIL CITY.
ass A. NJ. Mail Train arrives at TdiOute at 7'35 A.
M Oleopos at $40 y. NJ. and Oil CITY AT O45 A. NJ
i.5O p. NJ. Express Train arrives TdIoute at $50
p N. Oleopos at 4l5 Il. NJ M and Oil City at 4'5O p M
@'' GOING NORTH no IRVINErON
Trains leave Oh City as fOlows:-
9lO A. NJ. Express Train arrives at Oeopolis at $50
A NJ at Tidoute AT ll"20 A. NJ, and at Irvineton at
70 noon making close connection with p. aud f. Rail-
road trains Philadelphia and all points both
and West Passengers for Philadelphia by tins train
pS p NJ Mail Train arrives at oleopolls at l55 p
NJ Tdioute at 335 p. NJ, ana at lrvineIOn at 4l5 p
M making close connection for the West. Pniladel-
Mia messengers by this train remain at IrVinetOn
ppnt s25IP NJ. arriving at Philadelphia at 100 r. M
All trains going Sonth leave lrvneton after arrival
of trains on Philadelphia and Erie Railroad, connect
al sopolis for PIT Hole CITY, and at OIL City with At
isnIic and Great Western Railway trains for Reno
FTanklin and Meadvlle, and with trains of Farmers
HALLWAY for Rouseville Humboldt, Plumer RVnd
Tsrr and story Farms, Petroleum Centre, &C
in trains going North leave Oil CITY and Oleopolis
after arrival of trains from above points.
Tv fhis route passengers can leave PHILADELPHIA at
noon arrive at IrvinetOn at GAO A. NJ, having rs
ynnntes for breakfast, and arrive at Oil City at gas
a M Time through only p hours. Or passengers
can leave philadelphia at $50 p NJ arrive at Irvine
ron al 43 =. NJ next day, remain over night and taxa
the 655 A, NJ train South. 80
Tryineton passengers Will find four comforta ha
hotels and hTst-class dining saloon in the depot
ne sre 10 obtain through tickets and baggage chects
At pannsylVania Railroad Depot, West PhiTadelDhia
via Warren and Franklin Railway the great short
ronte 10 the Oil Region.
BEVERLEY r.. KEIM. General Freight aud Ticket
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TNOR NEW YORK, VIA RARITAN AND DELA.
ID WARE BAY RAILRoADS.-From Ferry foot
VINE Street, Philadelphia.
East
Goods delivered at Company's Depot, No 800 N.
WHARVES, Philadelphia, by 5P. N will be for.
warded by this line, and arrive in New York at
oeloSSb obt nen Sscaiveo a pier No 80 North River
by 4S0P M win be ready for delivery in hiladelpha
early F&RG Eee ISiiESiE To SEW YORK, TWO DOLLARS.
Ticket Office, Vine Street FeLry: . .
For furthe information, apply 70 ConpanN's Agents
r. H. CHIPMAh, FIelght once and Depot, No. $40
ATRT Pier so S2 NOrth River, foot DUANE
Street, New York -. ,A possan,ar Oaaca min.
uelphla' NO 4h NA WILLIAM N. CLAYTON,
superintendent Rcd Bank. N. j.
,. G. HASTY,
csnaral Freight Agent, Red Bank, H. j.
T. BRENT SWEARINGEN,
General Agent, Philadelphia
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MGW dSd AN AMBoY dna AND
Lines, from PhiIa%dephia % to New York and way
EinCes fi IRON ron WALNUT street wharf, VIII leaVo -
AtsA M. via Camden and Ambov. Accom- tsrs; tS ::
AS a. NJ via SamSen and 1erseyy a -
Al ?. NJ. via Camden and Amboy Express....... 80
At p. NJ, via Camden and Amboy Ac- lst class 27E
Al 10 A. M, and f NJ, for Mount Holly evans.
at 4. NJ and p NJ for Mount "f Holly oHy. ana
Ate A. NJ. and p. NJ, for Freehold.
AT and 10 A. NJ. l. 4, 5. 9 and 1870 P. NJ. foS
Be9 EET
town, &c The 10 A NJ. and p. NJ. lines runs direct
through to trenton ~, -, 49,,
-,,,, Lines FROM KENsINGToN DEPOT
VIII leave as tollows;-
KensiI A. "a; NJ 4$3 $40 F; is R1 az II M lEignts VI
The 645 p NJ line viii run daily. All others sundAT1
excepted; P2tsSan !, w a.ao a.ao e4zp ar .,o,s
for Bristol,
schencks. 49, W 'lN - = -'' ''N
AtlO15 A. NJ, g. and y I. M. for Eddington:
Cornwes, Torrlsdale, Holmesburg, Tacony, Brides
and Intern q ediae stations. H Nv Ni O' f0'ieS'iS
AT lOl5 "A. M, 3, 8, 6, and IL p. M. for Wissino
ming, D1rr 1y1rrp1, mr. 1,r,ur.pEp.upo.n
For the Delaware River Valley, Northern Pennsyi-
1. ya1nia. and New York state, and the Great Lakes.
follows S'ON 'O'rO' :
cananGSsn Ema haca % o%eeo S%SO ROCRessr
BinghaImiton Oswego syracuse Great Bend Mont
At7.sO A. NJ and 83O p M for Belvidare tcastou
TambeTtviile FIemtn~ton sc ~ 'eAe' A0'SNs
The $3.50 P M Line connects direct with the Trails
leaving hN1 Eason for Mauch Chunk Allentown Bethls-
AtiS P p NJ for Ianbertvlle and Intermediate ats
t,ons N O io WM II ~ AprZNiIrS M Ht1 a 9ans -
.ICHs ~ - - : - = -, : e-t- --1s. - soHs
pHILADEhPHlA, GERMANTOWN AND NOR
ristown Hallroad., ,r,p,
-, TIME IABLE-
Oh anu aIIef lhursday NoVemoerl i 1856, until tur-
ther hotlce' 1,Ou orpNr Dyrox,,D,
,oa,,o 1hi,adaIThiio" y "a ~ ~ - -
is s,ie o. ~ n 81 81 . 10 rs P X IL a. M l. SA
Teave q SeTmantoSn mi a. u a 7.ai = s.9n IN I, 70 NJ
! S.15 g S,30 o Ia II p NJ NJ . w. ~ ~ a. ne
hn s,on dawn rain and S.i5 ,d 5.,s 49,, tra,ns vvia
not sion on the CSermantown branc6 " uP ~ "
OF 49, ON SIJNDAVS
Leave Philadelphia at AIS A. M Q T. 1O45 p. M
Leave Germantown at s'l5 A. NJ, l. g. gas p. NJ
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RAILROAD LINES,
DHTLADEIPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BALTI
II more Railroad - .|
o0mmenoinF Mon Monday, l1.ilo December "a issa

rrIAfE TApTH b
Commencing Monday, December a. 1888
Trains will leave Depot corner Broad street ane
Washington avenue, as fOllows-- .,, =
Express Train at AIS A, M. lMondaya excePtedl fsE
mington, Newark, Elktoni ,N0rtheast. RerIyvIIss'
Masnoiis, Chase and Stsmmer's Run. 7 m =
Way Mail Train az $50 a, M, (Sundays eACePsees9s
nectins viii he Delaware Railroad st Wimington
for Crisfield and intermediate stations. A..
Express Train at HAS A. M. Sundays excep'eohtoS
Express Ira Train at P. H. Sundays excepted, fsS
low. Iinwood. .CsSmoSt. Wimngton Newark, ak
ton, Northeast, Perryville Havre-oS.si5e,sS 80
deem, Perryman's, Edgewood' Magnoha OnAseA A"~
NiEht Express at IL daily P. NJ. for Baltimore Aaa
ware r. II. Line Saturdays exceptedl stopping -
Mddletown, smyrna, Dover Harrington Seaia0rsSs
with boat for Norfolk Portsmouth and the south.
Passengers by boat from Baltimore, for FoTsrs' ,s
WILMINGTON TRAINS, -.
Stopping at all stations between Philadelphia S"e
Leave Philadelphia at 1890, T. and l19o DAILY
railroad for Milford and intermediate stations. The
6 y. NJ. Train iuns TO New Castle. - :.
Leave Wilmington 715 and $50 A. M''s ana SN
FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore at TBS A. NJ. Way Mail; gSo A, -
Express ITO 2. NJ, Express; 6S5 p M, Express %
From Baltimore to Havre- de-Grace and intermo-
diate stations at p. NJ. -
Trains for Baltimore leave chester at 44S and 9'iz A
= Trains Tor baltimore leave wilmington at 523 ana
"a sstijiNpAY siii TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE.
leave baltimore S25 p. NJ, stopping at Havre-des
Elkton and Newark to take passengers for Philade-
phia and leave passengers from washington OF .s
tmore) and at Chester to leave passengers from Bal
more Washington. -,
Through Tickets TO all points West, south sns
S2s CHI1SNUT Street under the Continental Hotel
Persons purchasing tickets at this ONCE can have
Baggage Express. "a, II, hENNE1. SuPI
New-York tribune., 1867-06-18
TAsTERN HYGETAN H0ME=-Inyalids can

.,t de ,esne treatment is purity without turkish eais %
tr hrtgs n pR. TRAILS HEALTH INSTITUTION FoTsSes
yaB,c Fsius. Hernihs, Pogpus, TGrors Se elraa 3
aie ami .sl painless proesS NeEioTk once No " onHs'
ph lrlt rhi. OHcc. No. J. l0y CiraTd-st.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-18
Ntu l)ubllcailone.
A BR,LLIANTan STANDARD AMERICAN
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TJIE NEW BOOKS.
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NjOllAN Is, MOIjAN n, MOliAh n Al
VI LEY FiEMS-No gete 10 The State Hr,clsss Farms
S1Atosa snd Fulton Counties all sizes all prices
JANILS. No 300 nroaaWav.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-18
CrN-SUORE RESIDENCE for SALE-LO

> cte Long island sound distant BY New Haven Railroad opS
having ccsu on free RON mnsn eba
rising rapidly water elevation oi ~ t Al 0stanee ei wv
built n best ted 30 With bnck ana
hot and cold water all complete
order Lt,d aud hymcate occupaucy; gnhds vel
,kri m choice The situation OF the house Is unsurpassed II
rano by Sound Half purchase money eau remain on
oraaac required COMMUNICATION by steamboat daily Address H.
n. u, tpo.tO
New-York tribune., 1867-06-18
NOR SALEnnd TO oLET-A mmber OF PLACES


nreu,-la N oolhuy Ltshhcll County. of leal
,tn villages state. Homestead of 10 Pam Of ~ ceres
tc tte belongs od iuti about 70
%: th property offered - yca Inquire Of ED-
a. am F EpptVN IA Na..4u.st. Room NJ.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-18
Critn Real Gsiate for Sale.
Rrnnklnn RcaI @state for eaIs.

EOR SALE-On one Of the pleasantest streets
BROOKLYN high ground aud Grstcass negbOhoot theey
and extension HOUSE nearly and newly painted AT he
modern Improvements; furnished throughout Furniture ans carpets
new ths Spring Of the be quality POSSESSION inl4} L0t
90 bv Ji ADDE'S ". }. r., Tribune Omce
New-York tribune., 1867-06-18
NAISKlLL MOTNTAINS.-Delightfully ii

auy short distance rom the Mountain House. aeeomnocs-
tu f.. losr4ers with all the advantages Of quiet private
'ac, Ay, hy ma PHlLO PICK Paen7ie Green Co., n
No. 10 Wism-st Newiork Terms moderate
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9sew lJnbl' '.t6fione.

KOW READY:
">rfiE CATHOLIC WORLDS
FOR JULY, 1867.
CoETEETS;
7 CATHOLIC CONGRESSES.
II RBGREr.
Ill IMPRESSIONS OF SPAN.
w. SIR RALPH DE BLAME, MHISTEh-
Y GIRTTKS PAPACY sCHISMATlC.
VI THE CRUCIFIX or BADEN
VII POREBODNGS
VIII THE MINOR BRETHREN
IX THE SOULS OF ANIAALS.
Y THE GLADIATORs SONG
XI THE LAKES OF LORRAINE
Nil COLUMBUS
XIII THE TWO LOVERS or FLAVlA DOArtLLA
XIV THE STRUGGLE FOR EXISTENCE AMONG fLANls'
Nv THE LEAF OF LAST YEAR
XVI THE CATHOLIC CHURCH AND MODERN Akk
XVII ADELAIDE ANNE PROCTOR
XVIII THE INDISSOLUBILITY OF MARRIAGE
XIX MISCELLANY
Xxx NEW PUBLICATIONS.
SINGLE CorEs, 80 CEsrsi { Pm YEAn
Tux CATHOLIC PUBLICATION SOCIETY
LAWRENCE KEHOE GESERAr AGENT
Ne I26 Easaa.st, Nev.Yo
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TRY SFiT of 30 acres,
INnN SAIE-GREAT INDUVEMLNTS-I
INnn SAI E-lrhe trn rctY o-sinlY and attic

I'OR SAIE--At low pT1cc. very pretty
COTTAGE couuue 10 with .ot 5',Io feet opcnng 90
o ..urs located Island shore and vicinity Of
school House is modern, high ceiling marble
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-09-21

OHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF AN
y Order of Sale issued out of the District
Court of the Ninth Judicial District, in and for
Trinity County, State of California, in the action
of Mary Healy Us. Alexander Healy, and duly at
tested on the l4th day of August, A. D. 1867,
1 am commanded to sell the following described
property situated in the town of Weaverville,
county and State aforesaid, and described as fol-
lows :-Commencing at the south corner on the
west side of Main street of what is known as
Elders building and running south along said
Main street twenty-four feet to the north corner
of Miners Hotel lot, thence west ut right angles
back to the center Of Sidney Gulch, thence north
and parallel with the first line twenty-fou feet,
thence at right angles east to the place of begin
ming, together with the buildings and improve
ments thereon, and known the Exchange Sa-
loon, together with the household goods and
stock in trade. Notice is hereby given, that on
MONDAY, THE FOURTEENTH (l4th) DAY OF
OCTOBER, A. D. 1867, between the hours of ten
A.. and four P. NJ, will sell the above de-
scrbed property to the highest bidder for cash,
in front of the Court House, in the town of Wea-
verville.-Weaverville, September 10th, 1867
37:4w JAMES COCHRAN Sheriff