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Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-27

A SEASON OF ESrERTAINMENTs.-Our county
has been peculiarly favored in this line during
the past three months. First came the Mckinley
Troupe, very creditable company without the
paternal Mckinley. Then came the Wilton Dra-
matte Troupe, really excellent little company,
which did successful two weeks business
Last week Bartholomew Great Western Circus
gave two entertainments to large audiences
With the addition of two three general per-
formers and live jester it would have been one
of the most creditable shows that ever visited
us. The performing animals were as good as
we ever in the mountains. The Metropoli-
tan Minstrels, as civil, we'll llbehaved and credita
BILE band of performers as ever came here, fol-
lowed two days afterwards. They gave seven
exhibitions in the county, but owing to variety
of unforeseen causes did not meet with the sue
cess their merits deserved. The entertainments
were really the most mirth- provoking ever given
in Weaverville. They go no farther north.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-27

The Alta thinks the shortest way for the DEM
ocratic papers to get rid of Grant would be to
prove that there never has been any war at all
in this country.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-27

For news favors rendered during the week, we
return thanks to Mr.. Oberdeener, of the Drug
and Book Store.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-27

MCCAIN, FLooD 4 McCLURE.-We invite the
attention of Trinity traders to the card of the
above San Francisco firm. Their place of bust
ness is on Pine street, San Francisco, where may
constantly he found assortment of Foreign
and Domestic Dry Goods. Gents Furnishing
Goods, etc, which they offer as low as any
wholesale house in the city. The names of two
of the firm will be recognized as former success
tul business men of Weaverville, which is an
additional assurance that Trinity men will be
dealt with on the most liberal terms
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-27
Preaching and Sabbath School.

REV G. D. PISxEo will preach at the courtroom at !ot
O'Clock Sunday morning Sabbath School at place
u O'Clock, 4. y. AL are invited to st:sud.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-27

MAIL ROUTE NIEwED.-We met last week at
Trinity Center, Wm. Gibson, formerly of the
Trinity Center and Klamath Express, Frank
Abrahams, formerly of Coffee Creek, and Mr.
White, formerly of this place, all at present res
idents of Klamath. They had just crossed the
mountains, Mr.. Gibson having been employed
under orders from the Post Office Department to
make survey of the new mail route from Trim
ity Center to Salmon river. They crossed the
dividing range between Trinity and Klamath on
the 18th Of June in furious snow storm
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-27

lNDiAS ATTACK UroN TRAVELLERS - Messrs.
Powell, Turner and Franklin write us from Hy-
ampom Valley, June 18th, that they left Weaver
vile on the 10Th instant for Hydesylle, Hum
boldt county, and when near the crossing of Pi-
lot creek were fired on by Indians who were Sc
vrcted in the rocks the south side of the trail
TEey were fifty or sixty yards distant when the
first shot was fired. The party turned back at
fall speed to get under cover of some pine trees,
where they halted. The Indians did not show
themselves, but opened fire from gulch nearly
surrounding the little party. They started up
the hill again at full speed, under heavy cross
fire, the balls whis,lng in every direction
when ont of range, the Indians appeared in the
road, clapp:ng their hands and showing other
signs of Joy. Turner's horse shot through
the neck, and dog belonging to the party was
killed. The party then made their way back to
Hyampom Valley. They estimate the number of
Indians at from twenty to twenty-five, all we'll
armed with Henry and ordinary rifles. The gen.
femen above named pronounce the trail unsafe
for travel at present. unless in large parties, and
request us to state for the benefit of those
who propose travelling the route.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-27

after his departure, but have been most agreca-
ply disappointed, for as punctual steamer day
comes the inevitable package. The last one was
unusually huge, containing less than eight
cen magazines, illustrated and other papers
Our thanks proportionate.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-27

RESIDENCE BURNED.-The residence of Thomas
S. Cummings, on ,Stuart's Fork of Trinity river
and about two miles above Van Matre's ranch
was destroyed by fire on the morning of the 18th
The fire originated in the upper story roof
and made such rapid progress that little or moth
ing could he saved. The house was insured in
The PhGnix for 5000, less than one-third the
value OF the property destroyed. We very much
regret Mr. Cummings misfortune.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-27

JOSEPH W. WINANs, the lawyer and accom-
plished classical scholar, has been selected to
deliver the Grafton in San Francisco on the en-
suing anniversary of our National Independence.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-27
@arriaaes:

At South Fork, Shasta county, June 10th. by
Rev. W. S. Kidder, JOHN P. WRIGHT, formerly OF
Trinity county, to Miss HANNAH B. SToDDARD.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-27

Do You WANT WAGON ?-E. Soule, formerly
of Douglas City, has card in the JOURNAL an
nouncing that he has resumed business in Sac
ramento, and is ready to furnish his old noun
tain friends with anything in the wagon line.
He has the reputation of turning out good work,
and we recommend those desiring any sort OF
vehicle to send the order TO Soule.
lS BusNEss.-Our old telegraphic friend, E.
a Whittelsey, has located at Trinity Center,
where he has opened large stock of assorted
merchandise, which be proposes to dispense to
'hose in need at living rates. His business card
Sprears in an other column.
or. JOINS DAY.-The Masons of this place
~ooSerVen ~ hat anniversary by assembling at their
,h ,','; ana social reunion, supper and dance at
'he onion Hotel in the evening
DoN foRGEI-TAAt the peopie of Junction
o'! ana Cox Bar intend having their own fun
on the 4,h Of July.
UNION MEN BE at the Theatre this (Satur-
wanted. 0 "e
CArHoLlc CHURCH SERvrcE-Father Coleman
will hold Mass at the Catholic Church Wssvar
vile, on Sunday, June 2sth.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-27

"DRY rp THAT."-Does the Bee mean to pro-
scribe leading members of the Union Republican
party? This is inferable from the following.
said in connection with the Secretaryship of the
Senate: % We shall be pleased to know that Cor
ham retains the office if it will keep him out of
cones be by-gones, but it seems this suggestion
for harmony was made for others, not for the
Bee Gorham will keep the Office, and will not
keep out of ''California politics" He is coming
here in few weeks, and will stump California
for Grant and Coliax. Does the Bee mind that
now? We do not object to Fay or any other
man espousng the Union ticket-not even some
of tie g boiling press" We hope the Union
press of the State will denounce in unmeasured
terms the luggng in of ''old sores at this time.
If the boltcrs don't like Gorham let them keep
Acknowledgements appeal.
We agree with the Appeal that ii is very
good subject to dry up on.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-27

SONS scallawag made raid on Carson l. Os-
goods fume during the early part of Wednes-
day night. few boxes were cleaned up, but it
is hard to tell how much the rascal or rascals
got. They have an idea that it paid we'll for the
reason that one day this week they cleaned up a
number of boxes twelve hundred feet from the
head ditch for the purpose of putting in new
blocks. realizing forty-fve ounces of amalgam.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-27

LONG LrMBER.-The saw mills st Utsalady
Puget Sound, are cutting lumber for the State
House at Sacramento, some of which is eighty
two feet in length.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-27

ADJUTAST-G GENERAL ALLEN has issued order
strictly prohibiting commanding officers of the
National Guard, in service of the State of Cali
fornia, from allowing their guns to be used for
the purpose of firing salutes for any political
party.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-27

GENERAL BIDwELL will deliver the annual ad-
dress before the next Agricultural Fair of the
San Joaquin Valley District Society at Stockton
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-06-27
aFeekla rinity Sunrual.

q. county W'arr~nss and Grss"o~eks taken at
their ruling value in payment for subscriptions to this
aper To soldiers Government service the JOURNAL
viii be furnished for Greenbacks at PAR.
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HOUSE. AND LOT FOR SALE +

i HE House built, owned and formerly
Sseupied by BY jas H. Savage, in the Booth Orchard
frice Sl;NO ENG re L. SAVAGE.
A=AlsSN%,teo 94Sf
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LOWEST PRICES.

1n,irine neatly done Amer this date our business
lii X" cnn1l,ctesl under the name and style of ya.-
VIII "0 Z. ADAMS i son.
Asbtahula JAN = 1863 9tlu
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REDUCES Perfect and Permanent
Cures of the WORST CASES OF GATARRH, cold
IN TIE HEAD" C0ESzu and CdtaTrtaI lfeadGche, as
HUNDREDS OF TESTIMONIALS from well known citizens
and eminent physicians who have used IL in their private
practice, abundantly testify. Lg-ll Hls. 20
DIR SAGE'S CATARRH REMEDY will relieve the
Pressure and Pam Tie Head caased by sudden attacks
of cold and in short time will the disease entirely
One Hundred Thousand Persons annually die in this
of CONSUMPTION. There Is the highest medlca
authority for saying that with fully oneha If not two
thirds of is number the disease srSt commences a. i
CATARRII IN THE NOSE OR HEAD. The next step Yep
being 20 the TH7O1f and Byogchsll Zt5es iasi!, sHe
LnEgs ao4TARRH CAN BE CURED: 8y9srrssas slIeS
tons -ceR De Cured, but CONSo oMPitON, CANNO1'
t,erefore il should be prevented While possible -
DR. SAGE who is graduate OF one OF the nrst Aesilca
COLLEGES in the lsnd has been prccns physician ana
SURGEON for the past twenty years He was gIt SUI
fr-T fnr many wears from Chronic Catarrh, until hc slc
ceeed in discovering this remedy which elected PER
FscT AM, RADICAL CIE in own, and subsequently la
hundreds uf other cases of this distressing malady The
remedy contains no mineral or other poison IL pro-
duces RADICAL cares and Is mid and pleasant use
For Sale nv w r. ALLEN, Jefferson,
- IL A HENDRY, Ashf2bla.
Price 50 cents per package. Liberal discount to
WE WIILSESD the REMEDY TO ANISTADDRESS
BY NAIL oRfeeei9t Of an WlE0Fn Soc Fractional III
reucy Note and three cent postage stamp -Four
PacEavcs to one Address for 400 postage free
Address writing name Post Office, county and State
P--s' DRSAGE & CO.
Qasv Lock Box IA. Buffalo y V
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LEATHER AND FINDINGS.

w w. SMITH, MANUFACTURED
and, Dealer ia Leather and Findings Main
street. Opposite PhpiiiS Foundry Ashtabula, Ohio
CASH PAID FOR HIDES, PELTs AND CALFSKINs
Just received, and now for sale good an assorted
stock of -. -.--
LEATHER AND FINDINGS
be found in any Western Market and which will
be sUld the most reasonable hope TO make It
in the vicinity to favor with their patronage feeling
satisfied that sell them everything needed in their
business cheap be found in Cleveland,
the Eastern Markets. hoteby saving freight and travelling
expenses, and loss of time. -.-s --ss s. no
All cordially invited to call and examine my stock
before purchasing elsewhere. Confident that make
1t for your interest to buy in this market. shall take
pleasure in seeing my old fdsnds and the public and
showing them my stock Below, give partial liet of
Spanish and slaughter sole upper and harness Leater
spanish and slaughter kip French calf and kip; osk and
hemock calf and kip; collar leather and horse hides
men and wOQen's morocco band and laciny leather
Innings, bindings, topping and russets. ~ 7's1S
yarn TEi. FINDINGS.
Lasts pegs thread. webb Packard's Ink iron and zint
nails round head tacks brstles avis hammers pincer
sand stones rsps knives floats size sticks and straps
boot trees shoe laces punches lasting irons eyeets
let SETS stltchwheels stchmarkers, heel shaves edge
paneS strip avis. welt knives elastic heel ball stitch
ing cord lasting tacks heeland toe plates boot backing
boot brushes harness oils, and al kinds of finishing
irons, etc etc. W w SMITH :.
1Ashtabula Dec. 1SCi5.------- --saS
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One half cheaper than Sheet-Slatc!
Soon hardcns so to bear uninjured, the weight of
man jumping upon it, Viii slipercedc tin roofins-that
is expensive and so rusted through Iron Roof
ng-that il so costly, and often racks by lis undue
weight the structure it covers. utta-Percha-which
always leaks: Tar aiid Gravclditto Shlngle Roofing
yeary aroiu" costly and is but finder to every
stray spark, which at best Time will destroy.
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A GE n is III Mt e D
FOR THE LIFE OF

GEN. u, S. GRANT,
DY the Hon. Henry G. Deming Is
sued rndcr the sanction and by the authority OF Grant
himself The author il well known of the most
brilliant wriies and eloquent orators in the country.
"e T. VIII hd this of the st intense interest
ing Biographies published in America and is sell
s very rap.dly Send for circular giving full particu-
aDd see what the press says of the work Address,
NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.. lis West Fourth ST.
Ilhclhhall, ONO. 3t96l
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A LITTLE MORE OFTHAT QUAIL
N ity of said to be the best in the United King
dom by VIE has of il, for sale act SWIFTS..
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SUPERT0R glaek and yellow Snndffs
~ l'.T..-ss at SWIFT'3 Dru. Store
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Fresh crop New Teas. -
Coffee Ground and in the Berry.
Crashed, Pulverizcd, Granuate "a, Coffee
- = and Brown Sugars.
Susar-Housc Syrupand Aolassess "
Starch, Saerdtus, Rice -Farina, Tapioca, Soda
Crcam-Tartar, Cinnamon, Nutmegs. Ginger
- Cloves, Pepper, Idl-Spiee, Bar Soap,s
Sperm. Stcarine and TallOw Candies, -
Goldfish. Nackcrel Smoked Halibut -
and in fact everything in ihc Grocery line.
GEO. WILLARD. +
Ashtahula. Oct II, 1867 ~
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Superior to all Paints.

for the preservation of wood from fire or wafer Fave
guftcrin water tanks fence posts to which it has been
applied viii last Indefinitely Long known and tried by
the inventor, although but recently patented.
All orders inquiries in regard to PLASTIC SLATE,
or Ashtabula County. should be addressed to
'i" BRYANT 6 DILLEY, Geneva, Ohio.
April4 1896. -,,. a-f .- S51.
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r z NJ o V A i

X, ADAMS has removed his Custom
Pot aud shoe sbop from Booths Building, to Sinclair
RudinS next door to Swifts Drug store where nc VIII
still continue make the best oil "orA a
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Ioeeo Y8GAqMAo IS6S
PIONEER GARDENS.
FORa SAiLE,

STRAPE Vines, Green House and Bed
ye=eiabic iru rse- raamentu tEees ant
ROGERS Nc,0 hybrid Grapc, "SALE-n'
few year and year old plants of this new ana SN
cellent grape for sale Also strong plants Nv Hybrdiz
and June. The Salem is gra produce, 1e, 'namburg
ing our Strong. native grape With the black , hs;t
foreign variety. The plant has the stron S the ar
and growth of native vine. The nun H. Of ,r,
pcarance and quality of the foreign grape III Cntawl;s
size nearly free from acid and sp p E and wial one
color rpening earlier than the isi'''
oi inc nesi n Suf HTb and 49, These
are all fine. large grapes, and ripen carly
IONAS.
, sre stock of wear old roots of this fine grape,
at very low prices Also Catawna' lsaoSl, NohIoIu'
DIANA Delaware, Hartford ffolhS, if|s ',VOu"s, i
Green House and Bctlclin9fI Plants.
large supply of Green House, and bedding plants
of nearly every thing desirable, consisting OF Rofe
~ Grnminms Fuchias Pelargoniums, Dahas Ncrbcnas,
penaics Plants for Hanging baskets, &c. &c.
AIImssuns are invit ed utN istiy Grecn-houfes ana
l stock as feel confident they win be pleased with
NV plants and prices. -,
fdne stock Of Pansics coming into bloom call
and see them.
vegetable Plants.
Vegetable plants, early salads and vegetables, good
supply in their season.
FIua. Ornamental and ECeyyreen Trees.
Peach and other uit trees, also Evergreen trees large
and small sizes in variety. Those wnnting trees can
call and select n trecs will suit them which Is
much better way than buy of tree pcdlcrs and take
such they bring them, good or bad ,.srr "a
Cut flowers and boqucts for raic at all seasons.
All lovers of flowers are invited 10 visit my green
wish to purchase or not. EMOhf LSo
Ashtahua. March Is, 1868. '"i"
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CoNNEArT, Trcmont.l u q 3 = 8 2 4 q 7 rs u q
AsurAEuLA, Fisk Hose IS a IS 6 3 IS IS 70 Il "A 2
GENEVA Union Nonsetl IS Is o Il a Ia As 4: IS I5 3
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4 Attachment Notice I
GUARDIANS SALE!

n pursuance of an order of the Pro
bate Court of Ashabua County Ohio made on the l6th
da. of NAV A. d. .lS6s, in the of John Wheaton,
Trustee of Clara A. Avery and Everett f. Avery MINOR
children Ira Avery, deceased, who now reside IN
Michigan, against said Clara A. Avery and EIerett T.
Avery undersigned will OF the I'D day OF June a.
D. ls6s between the hours OF 1o O'Clock A. M. and
O'Clock y. u, Of sad day. the premises, offer l9r
sale te following described real estate situate ~
tabula County Ohio. to wit being in the Tows.p OF
Hingsville, and is bounded follows: North Dy tne
North Ridge lt,nd, Nest and South by land oi y. A.
Lyon, and East by land of E. Hammond, and containing
acre ind half of hand be the same more or less,
subjcc, 10 the dover estate of Roxy Lyon thercln
Terms OF sale, Onethird cash the day OF sale ono
fird in one and onethir in tan years from the day OF
sale, 10 be secured by mortgage on the premises so
and the ueerrcd payments to bear interest NJ te rlic
of six per centum per unnum payable annually APP
praised nt 500 subject to said dGwcr estate. -
| John W hcaton, Trustee of Clara A. and Everett h.
Avery. EDWARD II. FITCH, s7er--
4w961 Atty for Petitioner.
May 2j. 1865 s.-s-
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Ready-M0de CLOthinggt

OR the lives andSDeeds of Generals
STATESMEN, Orators and Political Leaders now on tbe
Stage5of Action, including Grant, Sherman Colfay
Sumner, Stanton, Sheridan. Yates Curtin. Trumbuil'
Fenion, Buckingham, Wilson. Greeley Wade Morton
Phillips, Farragut. Chases5 Logan Stevens Beecher
Seward Boutwell,, Dix, Hamlin, Fessenden Howard
and others, with. forty LfeLke Portraits of y
ing Men. Sold only by Agents. Great inG;icements-
Send for circulars. ZEfGf4Rf1, MceBRDY & co.
Stl55 Ga Arch ST.. Phila Pa :
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TIL mpson Quarry

/ HIS Quarry, situated 1T Thompson,
eano ountv is The nearest and most convenient for
h1e citizers Of Askaeula and vicinity of any other and
the quality of its superior Tor rmness OF teX9r
and durability. Stone cut TO any dimensions, and 10
any purpose dressed in the most workmanlike manner
and at short notice.. Orders ssilicitated for
Stems Well-Stones Underpinning, Window and Doc
Cans and SfIls sCopin, and water Tables. When the
travelling is good, parties may do their Own hannS at
considerable saving b. kD0NtSAooNNo;
Thompson, Dec. 20, 1867. "f0
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VIII Consult Patients from the 18th the LIST of every
month at his Office 12 Ontario Street, Cleveland Ohio.
Having had successful Practice for the past twenty
five year. in the treatment of all kinds of Acute and
Chronic Diseases especially of the Throat and Lungs
and in the treatment of all kinds of Female Diseases.
He will give perfect satisfaction to all who may apply
for relief No mineral other D'litcrious Drugs
used Botanical Remedies. only will all Diseases.
Having had successful practice in the above named
places for several years. with unparalleled success of
which satisfactory reference given at any of the
above named places.
Prices of Medicine for One Month. from 50 to S. Mi
croseopic Analytic Examination of the blood Urine
free. Office 124 Ontario Street, Public Square,
Cleveland, Ohio 5. G. CLARK, NJ. ID.
Cleveland. JAM 1, 1862 al
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-04-24
Testimoniafs:


A r.,;y t,rge narttef ~ ip:sortans feseiM6mials
re irsod iced rcce;rr srous Physicians, Cle,'-
YaIei 1p thecaries. aud, indeed, from alt classes
! socrty, sosrtiag in tho most attering terms Of
he IFh;te iiae Compound
DR.. SrcHoLs, Of SortAfeld, n, sayss
az Jan9fhe Taite Pine Compound 20 Be reyy c6g-
tons Lut also /, oGccfions Of Tie Kidneys, debility
II the stomach, AMI other Kindred organs"
Ter. j. X. CHASE, 81 Rmmney, ". r., writes,
"Ih,rc for gers regarded yoHr Hhiss Tine
.1nf7onnJ as an unsuitable remedy. can truly
~ ant freJard is as erea more sgicdcfons and ral
70 ole firt etcr. hnre just frken the CoulpoNn6
for q cold, cad e rorks etarmingiy."
h. From JAMES ). Iorr.
RADFoRD, NJ. IT., September, 1860.
DIR. POLAND. In the Fan IF 1867 took a rerv
atin nths aeI bangs, aad yaisit3 blood Itcas
lso rerY dig aJiicsei irifh III e Troublesome dis
use the kkiaey Comp,aitt. For the three years
eth j cough atfe,. raising blood. Ist that MY
line here aust be sao't ualess on got relief 7is
,pprs n @gh ' aa Teti a. II ,sss smrn. Bit 70 ns
sto,isfmrt Jore IN i'd tsa t,co bottles nay cough
better, the kitney trouble also. and Icouid rest
tights withaat cio.iag up aud raising 30 much.
IRE sea nea,y sirss bottles, feeling iise
usoaii nd sast my = :thcr,s family Is saclined
i1risIg dies tJa. a
The Whifs Pine Comp,unl, Advertised at length
n oar coIHa az, IL only 10 its adfne farifing
ut u % highly rrprogcd medicine DIR. J: W. Pc
Ind, the iIr nt0F, hts the confidence Of the Rsrnv
r., kIJw k; % confidence trhich Ne enjoyed chile
boring aSrfiy asisy years as Bapfisf minister.
His eepsrie.sce fts % sufferer Jed hin TO make err
seiaeilts ,ciia ,ssaci In his medscal discovery.
.oston w Itcl,naa aal Reflector.
raLUaBEE HEpTc.-r-Dr posrnd's White
as Comp apt treriiscd IN columns, % a
esSjtI .tssaf - c}Blbiae GRd apply the medicinal
'irtTes of TIE GFa'ss Pine bark. nc has been thor
e p.ooritir AIS testiaoaiiis TO calae from
,erstts rea ttsr1 10 our citizens. We Secoys-
.eaR It's irs ia al those of discase TO which
rs @ip:ei, II ia f,r sale by all our drMggists. -
.eS YORK Ialependeut.
~ Tho White Pine Compound
saaanf sctured at E.e new ENGLAND BoxAHYo
pEPor, i0i Hanorer Street, Boston. ffNi s