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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-09

PAVE. with,a and Tor The Cusn'N q pNicsd. 90
lSs ih'Sd Taes,la, Of s-ptspi-r. \. -. isss,
DIN HUNT Guardisa 81 L-e n Hnnt minor
~ ch,h ADD heir oi JobR &. HINT. t.ts 81 Aha
nv, a. -si ooun'y aerrass I, has,ps rr,s.n'cd ~.
secuad account Of Suard,aa.h,s oi SAID ward esr
allowance;
ori-trd. That the said Guardian give notic. to
Al psr-sas ia,rr~-ted by rassing a cop, Ithts
or,icr a. - pa'sshei three ~c-ks --ccr-siy~l, "a
tho nNisrd pcmorsai prtatsa at Psri.. that thry
NAV appear at Probate CouFt TO he hcd ~ wsi.r
tosd "a said Ceunis 90 The 2is' dsy 81 oct. aext
~ t-n o'ri,ck "a the fpsenoos, and .hcW cause.
AN thry have. nv the same .hoald cot be sil.~
-. A. ~. WALkER Jsdsr.
\ true ccpy-attcrt =. HoRss. Rrgtstst
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-09

OHFcSp, ss--At a CosFt Of Probsis bid al Par
withia and fot The Coeuiy q Ox6ssd. on The
thiri Tu~shsy of Septss nhcr. 4 u. isSs.
DIETER q BUCK, Aduainistrai"T ga The c,-
tate of Stcphrn B,cea. ts,. Of g, eeo~ o-,.l
~ aid CuniN. d~c-sssd, having pre-sntcd h,s At
and hnal sgcouut - alruirt.tTstton &c the estate
II sad dsressrJ ~ uihswancr;
oucTvd, That the said sdsnsus,irlstot give sosiee
10 al soscas ,otrrcsted, BY eaus'nE copy oith,,
efist 80 DO published thrre ~-ck saccCsstNsl, -
the pSirri peeaocrst ptintrd Al PARE that thcy
MAJ sVpraT "a a Probate Court to 80 held 81 fsrs
~ -aid C"nuiN, "a the th"d Tusssay 81 Oct.
scst, az tea O'Clock ~ th- for~aoon. and sh>~
cause q say tbcN h@Ve. vhS he -sun. .hcad not
10 alloNcd. 4. %. WAt.kER. JaAg,
\ true coPy-sttest: :. HOSES. Rsgisiet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-09

The rui.r. ,!-r h~rrhy give. r.li'c Noi'or that
hc Ia. bc-H daily appointed by the Hoaorabic
Jais- 90 Prutaic, irf the CnunI, OF OsfJrd. snl
a,ssu4ri The trust Of Executor Of The h,t VIII
ala Tc.tamcnt OF
JOHN " kINBAtL. Lte Of d. N6cd,
20 sad CsuniY. d-ccs.cd, D., g,s,rg t,asd a, the
la~ d,rects; tie therefore request. 30 p-r.eSs
who tDdrhtrd Go he cstat- OF slti ,rcrascd T.
MAKE Immaculate payment and ihos- ~ho have
an d~uasul, thcrv,p. a. sNbtbu the san,- to
ELIAS h RICHARDSON
SCR Is iS6-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-09

oNToEp, ss--At Court % Ftubat, hein NJ
rsfts. within and Tor The Cosniy of ~ ..sd
on The third Toe.sisy Of S@pt,unl-rr. \. u IS6s.
WILLIAM W. WAIT. rsuscd ENrcutos "a a
w orrta'a insivmsa, pgrpostirg - L. the lsst
WI api rcstsN,.ut Of l.o-unofr II. KtAdsr. iat.
81 DINhrlj. N ssid County. 3rc~as,d. having tTe
srnt-i the ians ~ rtuis.e:
Os,se'r,l, That ts. SAL ". W. Wat give notice
20 al Icrsoas 'atrrcs 81. hy causing eops Of Ihi.
artcr 60 - pull,-h-d ihfve wr,k. surcss.ivsl, IN
the ONlofd D~fnpcrai, pFiHir,I 1T Pare. shat The,
my appear al Probate l'nsst - he'll az rafi.
- .atd Coan,,. Ihc third TD-sia, 81 OFT
next, u tee c'ct,ck ~ ~. tntrt,...Ys md .hou
cause. 81 any the, have. whS ,Ar ,s,d Ins,ruus-ri
.hoLi h. pspvcd. srttov 81 snd allowed 40 Jhc
kst VIA and Ic-t1n, NJ e "a dccrs.- B.
\. ~. WALkEK. Jodgr
4 true c"p,-Atrsi: J. :. HoHEs. Rsg,.,sr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-09
SEP. Is. $50.

The suhscfbet hereby give pulltc notice tbst
sar has been ds'y appointed b, the Houos ahl,
Jot." 81 frplistc. Tor the County Of Oxford, snJ
assumed the trust oi adrintttratitN &C the rstatc
WILLIAM ". BENSON. hIe 90 Hartford.
is sd CusHp d-r~ssr,i. by g,'iag bosd 40 he
la drcsis she hsre5fr request. AT p~fsoa. " DO
atc ,nd-i.,,i e. the esatr 81 sa,I trrea.ed 90
HitNr Immediate "a iusni am. those -hu have
49, demand. thereon. Co - h, t,t ths same 90
MAEI A. - BENSON
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-09

OITuNb. -. Ala Court og Prohss'. hrld a, Par
-, ,ihin AL 10. the Cuaaty ut ONtufd. on tho
third Tu~-.fsN 81 Ssp,ssnhsr. \. ~ lS6>
IN he Tsctt,up ar MARY :. BONNER. wi5o~
" Of Whiimorr ". BoVk.r. bt- 81 rsrs.. "a
sa.d C1uaty, drrcassi, prsN,sE ST. auousno-
ui he f-es.a.e,l ettatr ~ her ists hu-ls, ID
Otd~fcd, That the .a,d Nan = RaWs-t x,vc 10
ticr To Al t~re,n- ,atcrc-tsd hy csrstrz a cop, II
thfs or,l~r pnbh shrf three ~c-k ssec-.s,sei,
N The cSf.rd pcmScrS, praed al Ia. -. thHt thu
nav appear al Probate Cuurt a. bc 30 % rafi.
IN .asi toSnt,. tho third Tor sias "a Oct a~Nt
ten ~ the clock The fufrrrsn. sp3 .h~~ caves.
~ they have, ~hi the Fans- Should Dot 10
granted \. ~. " ALhER. Judge.
trso coPy-Aric',. }. =. itoEHs, RrS,.ter
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Freedom Notice

tIDtNIoI44 -NONtNU
\ Office 10 h~rsis girra thaf I have th,s day
y ~ tsIaishej Co my go. tNuErsa !. Ft,E.
ri. ne fs-nAIHo~r az 10 fn'aoSiiy 60 transact
hus'Uess ipr h'os~ii, 'hai shsii isy t, dstl. uf
~, '"rtr4,tias e-ion eos IF be s-rriar. l,~r
t1is safe LENl u FiIkLTT
Nturs--JoHx PtREr
ostufi. sept. "a. l~;~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-09

ohTuEn. ss.-Ata Court 81 Probate he'd At
fafts, ~ithIn sa4 ST. thv Coonsy II DIfssj. GA
thr thsrd I've. lay ~ ~systrtzf-f. 4. - l-s-
UTTER HDt CLIFTON. Hszncli ENss1iof n
~ rertatn lnstfulnru; puTTorttas 60 - the sa-,
NiG aaa Trs3aureat q thSat--th y Hal. lair 81
Wat-riofl "a sad Csssiy. DECEASED. having pre-
Eette,i she ,sta~ - Probate
prd,fsd. That th-saai L.. Uouzhioa give notice
- T-rsoas iu'err.ted. bN rav.tnEs cp, ihts oT.
ter @. - ruh,.h~ ihrr~ week sacerss,,ris 90 the
pafosd pruaprr4i. pfisicd - PAM. "a sa.d
'-'iniN. ~ th,v ma, srfrar 20 rr~t1ir Cart
% u held si Naf~ri4rG aa The 2ist ~, si Or
ioi-f DeNt. 80 trn u'c.sck ia the e., ~t.a-.o an5
.hc~ c.is-- 81 an taeb have sh, b. sl,d iastfr,.
ru~a' sho1d %; l. proved. approved an.i ai1~rI
The h-t WI sui Tcstarn "a Of .a,s de~-s-~d.
\. ~. WALhEE. Joigr.
\ tree r-srt--4ussf : iluhes. E~st.t~r.
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500 I5.ls6e


The sui.-ofi5~r hereby gNr- ruhtc Noti,s that
be has i~cn cuts appointed by The iIon,rahis
Jedss ui Probate. fpr the Count, at "a tosd AMI
sf-uucd The trust e AdiuisIr.'o Of The estate Of
ELENZER \. HOLMES. late ct Sor~sy.
,n said Cou-i,, drr-s.ed ~ grns i-,ad 4. th.
hs directs. ~. therciof. trqts,st, aH fef,.sn.
whn Indebted Co The e.ia.c ,i safi csrrs.cd
Go make Immediate psy meat. ana iha-- - ho have
any ls,l4H.. thereon t1 rNh Dot thc satrf a.,
JAMES \. HOLMES
sh. GO t~ f.a0i e, Norway even Saturisy
~.pr. o.. l~tS
TIE -uh.rl.-r hct'i,, g,ses railsc Na,,rs th.t
De- las it,p dob, spp,lar-t tl llc HJnar.Yir
~ ~ Probate. tff be- Cau7's a' psIarH. arI
-sur1 ihr ifu.i 90 AuiH ..tfaias oi tl- estate, af
JAMES 8. WIGHT. h,e n Osart.
In .sia t.ra',, ssrr.-... b., .lsng BIOL l. No..
t'N tn'r'.. Iig therefore frlr.t. sH I~f,au.
vHs ere I..a - .a be- estate ui slti ..r,.,.ei f.
u-sA+ tusm'..si. payment. asi fhss- vhI have
aat i-ga1.s larrraa. .1 tNN..f. thf .Ialr iu
>AMtlLh WIGHT
80. A. I-4-
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OpToRU, ss-At CoprJ 81 Probate hrid IT
Fatts. -iih,n AID ioT the tounty 81 CNisfd, oa
the tht'd Tuesday 90 S~nt~tzl--r. \. II. lseS.
an IA. prt,tioa 81 AUGUSTA n. TtiAYER,
~ ~tds~ Of ~ TAayrr. tssr q Psr,.. IN
ss'i Celai,, JcCvs -, pre,soz fpt az aiioSaacr
oui ~ lhs J~fssnai estate 1T h-r str hu.lasd
Ordered, That The SID 4. VI Thay,f givc aotic.
10 al fc'sons tutrTestcd To- csnsing ent1N ofihs
g, i-rto is- psShsAcd tatrc week. .ucc.rst,ris So
tsc Oxford pemrcrst, Hs~rTai-rr PEI aicd At Pa.
''s 90 ssi4 eouaiy, 'hat they nsy appear a. Pro
late Cosrt 20 bc held at fafi.. on the II Trcs-
'sN ot Oct. arNt. at tca O'clock IN the i"rrnnon
pol saas oaase II hoy tacy have. Why The 80 e
shosA not b. granted.
Al wALkER. Jalse
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\. a WAi.kER. JaIsc.
Airuc c,ns -aIls,I }. : IloHas. Resl.ist

DaE"su. s'-N Couti OF Probate hcd At
Fans siih5n aai inS the CuaoI, 81 ONlani
Hu The , rs-,isy OF ~~Tt~fnlsF, \ ~ l-eS.
pN ihc p-ti'tHn 81 JOANNA PItIlSBGRN. 49,.
" dow 81 CA~b Pui-bar,. lts % Fr,rt-sss. ~
ss'a tosn,v. drovtsed, frfaItos 49, sls1~ancc
aut o' the pr a..as estate 81 b~f lste hstsi,ted;
Ordered. That re ..id J P,il.lsary give notIc,
4 al Pcf.n' iuisfrftcl. by osa.,oz cops - this
ORDER To - paia,sh~d thfer wcSks surccE-,ssly
~ the OSioed Dcua.cfaf T. IuSr4 Fsrt., $50
tuunis, that theN tssy IgT+sr a. = Probate Joort.
"a - Bod 81 FrNet~tg the S2i daS Of Ocisl-rr
neat. ~ tsa o'cLnck 90 th- E.r~Da-,u. aa1 .he.
r4a.s. % sny thsl have. ~hy Ia Sam sho.id ass
IT. grsnied. n WAIVER. Juigr
\ tftr~ rop,--atirst. j. =. HoEss. Rr.ts,rt
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Portland Advertisements.

DICkER n. n. ~ Co, IS5 Pore Street,
III Wholrsak Groceries 4 Provi-ions
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81 rel-1r. iri.isrI r1 ,hc lave f,us slr r...a-..
81 @. ,.-,se immediate f.ttr. 1t g.
Au REASON COLE
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Notice TO Creators.

Bethel. sept. 10. Is6s ,.p2,
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-06-20
settlement WANTED.

HAVING SOLD THE CARTER HOUSE, AT
llJunction City, to Messrs. May Squires, the
undersigned requests all persons indebted to him
TO him to make immediate settlement with either
H. T. Squires or Alex Floriance.
JAS. EDGECOMB.
weavervilie, Nay /, 1898. Tito.
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TIE Nevada Transcript says" On every
hand, among the old stagers, and the loyal
masses of the party, there is but one word and
one look, which is that of satisfaction over the
result of the late Convention at Chicago The
heart of the nation is delighted. There is, and
can be no mistake about it. The people are re.
joiced at the nomination of Grant and Collar.
Nor is it any moderate joy they feel. The Re-
publicans are full of delight. 1t breaks out
spontaneously on all occasions. 1t can be seen
on every mans countenance, who has shown in
the past his love of country So evident is it,
that the secession sympathizers are correspond
ingly depressed"
Ex-GovERSoR BRowN, OF GEoRGIA.-We trust
our readers will note the significant words with
which this ex-rebel Governor of Georgia an
nounced the vote of his State in the Chicago
Convention -" Mr.. President: The Republicans
of Georgia, many of whom were originally Sc
cessionists, recognizing the wisdom of the
maxim Enemies in war in peace, friends .
and ardently desiring the speedy restoration OF
Union, harmony, peace and good Government,
instruct me, through their representatives now
mere, to cast eighteen votes for General I. S.
Grant"
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-06-20

Lady OF High Rank, wife Of Of the
leading satesmen Of England have duly received
the Of MURRAY LANMASs FLORIDA WATER, which you
kind enough to send have tested its merits and
ind 1t delightful perfume delicate and flower
like In Its than any other toilet preparation have
before used ia Purchasers should be particular ask for
the Florida Water prepared by Lanman Kemp New York.
who sole proprietors of the genuine perfume SILL
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-06-20

THE POWERS OF HE'LL SHALL Nor.-The Arkan-
sas Republican, large, well-edited and thor.
oughlyNradica, journal, published at Little Rock
says:
y" The political excitement, which but shor
time ago prevailed throughout the State has
faded away the eternal principle of equality
of all men has been victorious ; the State of Ar
kansas heads the column of reconstruction, and
her representatives have gone to Washington to
take their seats in Congress and to represent our
State once more in the Federal Union, from
which al! the powers of hell shall never drag US
off,
The Republican gives glowing account of the
condition of things in old ''Arkansaw" Re-
deemed from the curse of slavery her squalid
poverty is fast disappearing, and she will soon
rank among the most prosperous and populous
States of the Union.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-06-20
OF INDIANA

SLACK VOTERS IN TIE SoUTH.-The Albany
[Georgia) Neps "a Democratic journal, said after
the recent election in that State, and the Atlanta
Intetligencer, another Democratic journal, copied,
without sign of disapproval, the following re-
Elections upon the results of the first election in
that State at which colored men voted
Early in the canvas We appealed to the white
people Of Middle and Upper Georgia to save
Southern and Southwestern Georgia from the
horrible fate that threatened. Heavy majorities
for radicalisn, was naturally expected from the
{" black belt, and for the same reasons that in
duced thi. conviction, the white settlements
were expected to go Democratic. We are as
tonished at the reversal of the natural order of
things, and feel so keeuly the deep disgrace and
singing humiliation, that dare not indulge
our inclination to write.
At time we entertained purpose to
change our base in the event Of Radical sue
cess, and seek repose among the white people in
= different portion of the State; but the develop
ments of the recent election have fastened upon
our mind the conviction that the negro is n bet
ter man than the white scallawag, and that We
should suffer by the change. There appears to
be as much political virtue and integrity among
the colored people in Southwestern Georgia as
exists among large portion of whites in Middle
and Upper Georgia, and we proudly assert that
they safer custodians of the franchise. We
see no reason longer to oppose negro suffrage.
We are disposed to make him voter in order to
rescue the State from carpet baggers and SCALA
wags.
\ considerable number of white Georgians, it
seems, voted the Republican ticket while q
number of blacks voted with the Democrats ;
and thersupon follow the words o. the Demo-
cratic writer. 1t would seem then, that the true
qualification for voter is that he voted the
Democratic ticket.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-06-20

Medical Advfce.-DR. VIM. X. DoHERTY' Medicaland
Surgical Institute is becoming sine qua non to the welfare
of State and health Of and his rapidly
ding reputation although it excite SURPRISE but the
signal skill and follows the natural effect of such
We personally acquainted with gentlemen who
had for under chronic disea and who had
ken advantage every available that promised
without until they called DR. DoHKETY
who, incredibly short of time has given them
relief 1t gratifying this fact because the
a gentleman who seeks by defamation of others
establish his reputation the OF
his the another fame. The Doctor
ducts his Institute in such manner that must be gratifying
to all his patients He examines advises and recommends
without charge and the patient after hearing his terms for
treatment accept reject at pleasure In case does
the Doctor make charge unless he effects This he
able because he feels the confidence which long
has given and doubt the consolation which
pertains to that confidence Persons afflicted with either
chronic would do well consult the Doctor
all events it do no harm, for consultation he asks
does he insist obedience to his advice unless
the patient places himself under his His Offices
Sacramento street opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany ofice.-San Francisco NorS.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-06-20

The Great Health Restorer l-Many thousands
Of sick people have been restored to perfect health bv
Brsos sarsapara and Pills and certificates Of cures
letters grateful thanks have been received their ia
than probably written for all other medicines
combined Sufferer whatever your ament IT, give these
remedies trial matter how often you may have
been disappointed, they will benefit and most likely
Won 567
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-06-20

lHE Albany (Oregon) Democrat copies an ar
neie from an Illinois paper rdiculing the proc
ia"ation OF Governor Oglesby for Gay of fast
ing tApril l5th) which i. calls " the anniversary
OF Lincoln's advent into hell" 1t is very
pfeuy specimen of Democratic eloquence -
"nst fast and pray over the death of the
most hlshy blackguard, brutal murderer and ig-
N .rn tyrant that ever disgraced humanity
Never Fast and pray over the demise If H.
.ylant mat presumed to strike the first blow at
n -. ouiwark Of civil liberty-the hope of the
NNa MAJ, life of his country2 No No! No
W., Let the soft and sulphury breezes of Hades
h WI nim quietly through the lakes of burning
Is nssioss ., Don disturb his sweet repose. It
one day in every year because Lincoln 10 ;n ha,
~ Is useless to pray to extricate him
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-06-20

THERE was fine Union Republican meeting in
Vallejo on last Saturday night. The meeting
was addressed by F. :. Taylor, c. B. DEMO, A.
NJ Courier and Colonel Falls. Letters were read
from George and Alfred Barstow, L. B. Miner,
u Harrison, Gouverneur Morris and Charles
Westmoreland. Westmoreland in his letter said :
The result of Democratic triumph in the
pending Presidential contest, would disturb the
peace Of the country. Every material interest
OF the commonwealth would be placed in great
jeopardy This the people row see, and, true, as
OF DID, to the principles of constitutional liberty,
to the grand utterances of the founders of the
republic, and every hope, memory and belief in
Jusiice, law and right, they will roll up such q
majority for the rebel-tamer Grant and the
statesman Colfax as will henceforth render i,
not desirable to vex the country with Demo
cratic plots
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-06-20

MhrAofoLi1AS NiNsTRELs.-Geo Soule, ageu,
OF the above company, is in town, and promises
asplendid entertainment this (Fridav, evening
also on Saturday evening, at Tbomasg Tha.,-ss
This troupe is very highly spoken of bv the ma
Pers in towns in which they have performed -
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-06-20

The Breath OF Flowers THE breath Of the
tropc flowers, fragrant and mperishabe
fused that exquisite Of all modern perfumes
MURRAY LASMANs FLORIDA WATER, suited alike for the
handkerchief, the toilet and the BATH
~ As there worthless counerfets offered for sale,
buyers should always ask for the Florida Water
Lanman Kemp, New York. $40
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#arriages:

Preaching and Sabbath School.
Rrv @. D. PMSro will preach at the courtroom Of lo
O'Clock Sunday morning Sabbath School at ZANE MIA
At Q o'clock. A. n. All are invited to attend.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-06-20

How UNION SOLDIERS ARE TxEArEp.-While
the State of Ohio was under Republican rule a
Home" was provided for Union soldiers who
had been disabled in the service of their country
Southern battle-felds But the last Demo-
cratic Legislature passed law DISTINGUISHING
those veterans because misfortune had forced
them to live in the " Home provided for them
by the State Not contented with this outrage,
the Legislature failed to make a law disfranchis-
ing those who had borne arms in the cause of
the rebellion, and who have since settled in
Ohio. The Gurnsey Times says:
q The people of Ohio will rebuke this Internal
act of the Legislature as they rebuked Vallau-
dgham in 1863. There runs too much loyal and
patriotic blood in the veins of the people of Ohio
to submit to such oppression and wrong"
The people are beginning to know that when
ever Democrats gain power the defenders of our
flag to he humbled and ill-treated, and rebels
raised to honorable position. Loyal men are not
prepared to surrender Their watchword is
g Grant! CoFfax Union ~
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-06-20

TIE meeting of tie Freedoms Defenders will
DC held Monday evening, June 22d, instead of
this Saturday evening, as previously announced.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-06-20
ESTRAY.
NOTICE OF PURCHASE,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT the un-
~ dersigned have purchased of VIM LANCE,
ior the sum of $4,000, eleven mining claims on
ferklns' Bar, Trinity river, together with the
water rights and bitches, and the sluice boxes,
reservoirs, two cabins and hydraulic works situ-
ate on said Perkins Bar.
TAX PUN All jim co.
Perkins Bar, May rs, 1888. 2l:3i*.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-06-20

Brfstops Sarsaparilla and Pills are prepared
expressly for the Of those diseases that have their
gin impure blood and foul and vitiasd humor and
as years they have proved that in all erupve skin dsea
In all miasmatc and scroulous diseases
and in every form Of ulcerous and scabous disease these
great remedies fail in efecting cure. 500
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speeial Yctiees:
AYERS sARsAPARILLA
rurify the Bloc

Purify the Blood.
NOT FEW OF THE WORST D1soR
a.-s that afaIct mankind arise from the cor.
.urt;on that accumulates In the blood. Oi
Iii ,he discoveries that have been made %
W nrrre II ont, none have been found which
/rr,nid eoual In enect AIRS COMPOUND Ex.
- - r,.cr or SARsAPARILLA. 1t cleansss and
rsnovates the blood, instis the vgor OF
,.. e., Oh. svstem and purges ont the humors which
neai.h ih II stimulated the healthy functions Of the
MAKE tbs disorders that grow and rankle In the
o Its extraordinary virtues are not YET widely known
bnt wbsn they are It will no longer be question what
TO employ the great variety OF aictng diseases
fbot reonre an Alternative remedy Such remedy that
he relied on long been sought for and for
nrst time the public have which they can depend
here does admit certificates to show its effects
Rut The trial of single bottle will show to the sick that 1t
has virtues surprising anything they have taken Su
frer from Scrofua Scrofulous SweDgs and Sores try it
ann see the rapdity with which 1t Skin diseases
piles pose bIotces errions, &c. are soon cleaned out OF
the system.
S. Anttonys Fire Rose Erypelds, letter Salt Rhetni,
Scad Head Ringworn, &c. should not be borne while they
can be so speedily cured by AYER's SARsAPARLLA.
Syphilis Veerla disease expelled from the system by
the prolonged of this SARsAPARA and the patient Is
left as healthy as if he never had the disease.
Female diseases caused by Scrofua in the blood and
generally cured by this EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA-
Price 81 per bottle, or bottles for IS.
For ali purposes of family physc take AYrRs Ca
PILLS. which everywhere known to be the best
purgatve that is offered to the American People.
Prepared by j. C. AVER Co.. Lowell Mass, and sod by
NJ. OBERDEENER, Weavervle and Druggists everywhere
CRANE BRIGHAM San Francisco, wholesale agents ].