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lAKAN' %, ,UU, ) 20 par pound.
iUNPoWDER, 81, rs, 81, so per Poar

We import very superior quality OF RIanRsi
OoloDg and AOyuns YOang Tyson Teas, put upin
original Chinese packages, containing one pound
at 81 90 perpound.
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REVOLUTION in TRADE.

+ ADIES,-You can receive for the
IL sum of
FOR ONLY ONE DOLLAR!
Silk, NeriDo, and Alpaca Dresses, ShSwls, Bal
morals, Linen Goods, Embossed Table Covers,
Watches, JewelEy, Silver Plated Ware, Sewing Ma
chimes, &C. Send cl1hs of ten or more, with ten
cents for each descriptive check and the ter up
Of the club viii receive pressat worth s. to co,
Rrclr.ing TO number sent. Agents wanted every
where. Circulars sent fee Parker h CO.. sue
cessors to Graham Il Co, 81 4 IS Feoersl ST. Boston
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ENF 0 K NJ A II o N.-InformatioD
II guaranteed to produces luxUr RANT growth of
hair upon bald head beArdless face, also rsce'ps
for the removal of Pimples, Blotches, ETuptons ETC.
on the skin, esYng the same SOFT clear aud beauti.
fEl, can he obtaiued without charge by addressing
TH0S T. CHAPMAN, Chemist
15n2 s23 Broadway, New York.
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ENT UCKY LOTTERY!
~ For the benefit of Shelby CoIls O. France,
Smith 4 80 MErsgers. Class b will be dawn in
covirgton, Ky, February 18th, 1855. Clses C FEB.
Tuary 29Lh, 1883.
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Elegant Retail Department!

For the express purpose Of retailing their goods to
eCHsEmersst Wholesale Prices. The immense profits
which have hsretofore been pat upon teas ana eof-
fees BY the producers, the importers, the job5ers
brokers, speeuatoTs, Wholesale dealers and finally
BY the retail country merchants, have so enhanced
the prices OF these essential article day e
that many consumers have been Obliged to stint
themselves, or abstain altogether from the use Of
Teas and Cohees. 1t IS fact we'll known to those
who are familiar with the condition of the tea mar
kst, that these goods are frequently rstaled by
small dealers in ths country twice OF three their
original yalues and even then adnltsrated and
dOctered by uuprnciped Spectators as to be really
unit for the uses of any good and we'll provided
household
We do not see Why this should longer continue,
and We therefore propose 10 retail as and eof
Lees in sEE5 qEGEtties 10 aszMers in al parts Of
the country, at importing prices with such small
prohts added thereto, as in widely extended and
constantly increasing business may reasonably com
psIsIte us for our trouble. We guarantee our teas
asd coees at all times to be fresh and pure and war
rsut all goods sold from this house TO give entire
satisfaction; otherwise the goods may be returned
aud the money will be refunde We challenge Anv
establishment in this countrJd compete With "a In
the quality and prices ofour goods. We call espee-
iA attention to all -kesPeIsaEd heads Of fam
Ills to the following
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.-A Gentleman who
suferedfor years from Nervous Debility, Premature
Decay, and all the eG;ctsof youthfulindiscretion,
win, for he sake of suffering humanity, send fee to
all Fho need it, the receipt and drectionsfor max
ing this simple remedy BY which he was cured Sof-
fsrers wishing to profit by the advertisers expert
ence, do SO BY addressing In perfect confidence
JOHN B. OGDEN,
y15n20ysMP ~ Cedar street, N Y
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DISSOLUTION NOFICE.-The co.
L. par;aershlp heretofore existing under the Etnl
name OF Ernst You lkm1a Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. David N. You ItnSn will hereaf.ar
carry on the business and pay all s6I uf said r IN
an1 eollae! al sc.ounts Of the ssme.
q. W. ERNST,
D. NJ. Y0UNKNAN,
Persons indebted to said firm VIII pl ,sss call and
settl3 inmsdiately. d. d. YOUNKMAN,
Fr, msnt, Jan 27th, 1853, 6-S - I'D
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A SSIGNMENT IN BANKRUPTCY
A-NOFICE OF APPOINTMENT.
10 the District Court of the United States fer the
Northern Distr.c. Of OHIO.
In the matte. Of
joseph Boyer, In BlEkrupt "
Bankrupt.
TO ALL WHOM II NAY C9NCERNi
TIE ersigne3 hereby gives noticl Of his his ap
pOintm snt as Assignee CT the esszta OF Joseph
Boyer CT Bellevue, County Il .snd1s " ami state OF
Ohio. within said District who has bssn acju iged
Bankruo, on MS Owa p5ti.ion by ths District Court
of saic District. EONIN e. BROWN,
Assignee.
Dated at NOrwalk, Ohio, this 81 day + February,
1865. 6-S
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: An Old Dispute settled.-A dispute
of long standing between Messrs. THOMrsoS
aud WILLIAMS in regard to the boundary of
their premises, on the east side, was settled
in court last week, by the parties entering
into the following agreement; That THOMr-
son has no title or right to the premises
claimed in the petition Of WILLIAMS. BY
like consent, that from the south liue of out
lot No. I6, northwest to the Western Re-
serve and Maumee road, the boundary line
between THoMPsoNs and WILLIAMS prem
ises, shall henceforth be the center of the
road commonly called Hsfford's alteration
of the Maumee State Road" as now opened
and fenced, and to that extent the title of
each of said parties is respectively granted
t. them.
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DFNrIsrR1.-lf you want your Teeth
Cleaned, go to DR.. Beilharz,
II you want your Teeth filled, go to
DR.. Beilharz.
If you want new set of Teeth, go
to DR.. Beilhaiz.
Go to DIR. Beilharz for all your Dentist
ry work. Swl.
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NICE PLACE EnR SALE

IA The subscriber offers for sale a 6ne place on
Napoleon street, fine two story house with three
lots, good well and cistern, and everything in good
repsir. win sell one lot seperate, and the house
and other two lots together. WN. TOTEM.
Inquire al the Post Office, 39u
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mo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rev

I " JUN 10 MI Nv ItO,-I nc ItN,
i Edward A. Wilson will send free of charged to
all who desire it. the prescription With directions for
making and using the simple remedy by which he
was cured of lung affection and that dread disease
Consumption His only object is TO benefit the az
picted and he hopes every sufferer wgltry this pre-
seription. it will cost them nothing, and may
prove blessing. Pleas address
v15n20 sap Rev EDWARD WILSON,
No 165Sout Second Street, WilliSm1bUrgh, NY
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Magnolia Water is delightful toiist ar
ticle~-superipr to Cologne aod at hslf the
cost. is
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Lubins perfumes sold very low at
Buckland IE Sons.
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BUckLAND d Son keep the largest
est and cheapest as ,ortment of Soap in the
city.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

PurNAM's MoNrnLY MAGAzIHE.-Contents
for March, 1868. l. Science and Religion,
Horace Bushnell; .. The Three Wrens
Phoebe Cary 3. Jewels of tie Deep:
Pearls, Schelede We're; 4. My Love ard
I, Lucy Fountain 5. American Traits as
Seen from Abroad, Maj. Jos. Kirkland !;
g. Hereafter, George Cnopr Z Imagina-
tion and Language :. Mine; 9. Too True
a Novel: CHAPS. V. d VI; 10. Maternity /;
IL. Juan Fernandez and Robinson Crusoe.
Henry Sedey - Whet Newspaper
should Be, d. G. Croly l3 The Priucess
Vareda, F. A Henry ii. City Postal
Service IN the United States, Rev. l.. W.
Bacon 10. Mr.. Thorn. Whites Little Ser
mon, Anon I6 Out-of-ihe-Wa Books
and Authors. ]. The Works of Thos
Adams. E. A. Duyckinck; II. Our Artists.
/. The President of the Academy. With
a portrait on Steel. Is. Nonthly Chronicle.
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EoR1 SALE.-A good Cutter
II cheap, Enfuire OF RA. TOITEN,
Slu, ST the rost Onse.
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B a T.
EXPRESS.
3. II. STEWART,

EORMERLY Baggs ge Master CT the G. Il T. Road,
IL has started Baggage Express Wagon All
orders for hauling baggage to from the Depot from
any part Of the city lefs st tbs
U. $. Express Office,
will be promptly attended to. Persous ho' ding
checks for baggage can have it promptly delivered TO
any par of tb city by Leaving their checks and orders
at the L. s. Expsess Office: Al
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NOTICE-This is

M ESSE NGERS NUTICE.-ThiS is
AfL t. giya not &c that the 6sh day OF Feb
Iuary, D l5os wirraa. in bankruptcy Issued
against the estate Of Dewitt Krtbs, CT Frtmont
in TIE county Of Ssndusky ard Stsss Of Ohio, who
has been adjGdsed bt1xlupt on his own pstItioB;
that the plynlect OF any debts &ld delivery of any
property Del gug to such bankrupt to hl or for
hs USE AID tbs transfer OF any property by him is
forb dden by lar; that meeting The creditors Ct
said blukrupt to prove their de9ts and choose ore or
more assignees of his estate will be held at Court
OF Bankruptcy to ee holden at NirwaIk, Hurou
County, Ohio, before Frank Sawyer. Esq ri, Rsg ster
on the IL day or MsTch, 4 D 1888, at 10 O'clock
AN. HARRY FHOaPsOy.
Deputy U g Marshal as Messenger.
Everett & Ter, Altys for Petitioner. IS
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& PRANG's CHRoMo's. Cleveland Leader
has The following very sensible article on
PRANG CHRoMo's one of which we mentioned
in the Journallast week.
What the discovery of printing did, for
the literature of civilization, is being done in
our own time for art by the newly developed
method of Chrome Lthography. Hardly
two years ago the first spec mems of this
wonderful art appeared in our shop windows,
and to-day the walls of almost every home
a.e graced with pictures, so marvelously
perfect, so satisfactory in reproducing the
spirit and effect of the best oil paintings as to
deceive any but the practised eye. Foremost
il this mot promising department of art so
far at least as America is concerned, stands
the house Of L. Prang & Co, of Boston
Entering the new field as a labor of love
they have brought in rapid succession Be-
ries of the most exquisite pictures, land
scspes, game, still life and domestic subjects
from the pencils of our best American ar
lists. Our space does not admit of our en-
tering at length into the curious processes
by which these charming works are effected,
nor into even catalogue of Mr.. Prang's lea
ding pictures, but we wish TO express feel
ing of thankfulness We have long entertained
toward the firm which has done and is still
doing so much TO render popular these higher
achievements of the pencil which have here
tofore been accessible to so few.
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Ottawa County.-The Port Clinton
Union says the next annual Fair of Ottawa
County will be held at Oak Harbor, the 7th,
9Th and 9th Of October.
"a. B. SMIrH, formerly of Plaster Bed,
has gone into bankruptcy at Detroit
The Plaster Beds. formerly occupied by
LOCKWOOD d Smith, including quarries, mill,
store-house, and fifteen or twenty dwellings,
are to be sold at Sheriff's sale, on the 18th
of March next.
"A suit is on hand in Salem township
about the taking of part of the public
funds to pay for the teaching of German
school.
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If you want good Stationery 60 to
Buckland ii Sons to buy it.
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Shipments -cf Freight-The amount
and weight of freight received and forwarded
from this point, by the C. & t. r. R., dur
ing The month of January, 1865, with the
charges thereon, is as follows;
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Coon sroR1rs.-Part 3; just issued by
Tieknor and Fields, furnishes collection of
capital stories specially suited for reading
on Winter evenings. The contents are as
follows: Christmas with the Baron; sSte-
phen Yarrow,-by the Author of Wait
ing for the Verdict; "A Family Christ
mas in Germany The Christmas Banquet,
by Nathaniel Hawthorne Three of a Trade,
or Red Little Kriss Kripgle, by Fitz-James
O'Brien; ; Adventures of a New Ge-r's Eve,
by Heinrich Zschokke With four admira.
bic illustrations. They are excellent for the
family, or for readirg IN cars or STEAMBOATS,.
The price is only Fifty cents number. All
booksellers and newsdealers have them, or
they can be procured postpaid directly from
the Publishers, Ticknor * Fields, Boston.
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Price List.

0oLoNG, Black 80, 20, So 90. s., co per H., Best
MIXED, lGIeen Blscs 80, 20, 81, %, 81 90 psr To-
Best.
Young HYsON. LGrseDl 60, 20, 50, 90, $I,eO, I,IO
Sl25perib., Best
IMPERIAL, CGreenl 80, 81 90, Sl,25.
! ENG. BREAKFAST, 8lsskl 70. so, 90, 81 E1,Ig
81 20. Best
JAPAN 90, Sl,o0, s., % par pound.
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TIE 0HIo STATE JoURNAL.-The Pros
pectus of the Ohio State Journal which we
published at the beginning of the year, an
nounced " thrilling novelette, as one Of
It's prominent features in expectancy. Press
of other matters has prevented them from
commencing th2 story, and they now an
nounce that it will be begun the first week
in Msrch 1t is romance Of the old colony
times.
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THE NoRrHERN MONTHLY for I, b:uary ap
pears 10 have been somewhat delayed, but
it is out at last, and We fiud its liable of con-
tents decidedly appetising. The superb
story of Mrs. Prescott Spoaord's gains in
interest as it advances. The paper on = The
Metropolitan Pulpit, in which the Ritua-
listic and Nom Ritualistic parties in the
Episcopal Church are made the subject of
fair and free criticism, is evidently the pro-
duction of strong and facile writer. Cort-
landt Parker contributes his third and final
article upon General Phil. kearny, which is
singularly readable, add full of bold iudg.
ments regarding the military leaders in the
recent war. Robert Dale Owen writes yig-
orously and agreeably upon Naples and
gesuyius," describing a volcanic eruption
which it was his fortune TO witness years
ago The paper is peculiarly opportune at
t5e present moment Miss Douglass story,
" Miss Van Arsdale," is brought to con-
clusion. TIE fret portion OF curious tale,
entitled In Bds Blep,'' is given. White
head continues his contributions TO the
Early History Of the English Language
while Mr. CrOly suggests new method OF
correcting the dangerous tendencies OF
modern politics. Mr. Croly is leading
editor on tho New York World, and the
scheme that be proposes is worthy of fair
consideration. IN the Editorial Department
there is somethiBg from Louis Gaylord
Clark, and pleasant poem by Fairfield.
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Fair and Thorough Trial

VI cur goods ycD all wkO interested ia bu ri,,
hfst-eisss article Of Tea and Conee, At the lowest
pOssibis rates. asnna
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SALE.-A GOOD Tauuerv on

EOR SALE.-A Farm of 100 acres,
Il half cleared and halftimbered with very choice
heavy timber which none has been cut. Good
frame house, frame barn, and young bearing orchard
OF Ic0 trees. Situate the turnpike, four miles
east of Fremont. Terms-S6b per aare, half each,
balance in 10 yeRrs. Enquire OF
Garfield & co., at the Post ofHce.
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Retained Letters.-Letters addressed to
the following persons are held for postage in
the Fremont Post Office, Feb 20, 1868:
Strong 4 Armstrong, Cleveland, o.. =
Post Master, Upper Sandusky, o.
Jas. Ungerman, Clyde, o.
Mrs Mary E. Lennon, Plymoth, Ind.
Knoll, P. NJ, Perrysburg, Q. -.
Miss Lettie Moore, East Brandywine, Pa.
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Ground Cofaas.

PURE RIO, 20, 25 and 80 cents 5er pound,
BEST OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA, 20 esnts IL
pound.
ROYAL CLUB-Extra Fins-55 cents. st
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TIME TABLES.

cLEyELAND & TOLEDO RAIL ROAD.
sselSs EAsT. IL. GOING WEST.
Day sxpress soc A. n. ichiesgo Express IL "a N
"a A. nj Oh Fh.
n. Y-Ekpress 6.29 P. n Night Express II IS n.
Acc3umoda 5-55 A. Nj M.iAccomnOdationl0 O3. An.
Local Freight o5 An. Local Freight 2 80 Pm
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Sugar Making.-Th season Of sugar
making is pretty nearly at hand, aud it is
time TO get ready for it. The probability is,
that after so steady wiuter, when tie break
up comes, the sugar season will open at
once, and may be short. If everything is
ready, short season is the most profitable;
but loss Of few days at the first of the Iun
may make it scarcely worth attending to.
We notice that dealers in buckets, spiles and
p1ns, are ready with their supply of stock
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nliseellailrous.
THf
GREAT UNITED STATES
TEA WAREHOUSE!
Of Z. Y. Kelley e. Co.,

No. 80 Vesey Street, New York,
F.Ef sAts
Have opened in connection with their present. sT.
tensiYe WholeFa'e Establish ma mt a Ia-rs and
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Commercial Matters.
Fremont Market.

FREMONT, o., THURSDAY FEB. 20, 1888.
Corrected by ID. GaPyIn G Co.
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TOR SALE-A good two-story
Il frame house, with cellar woOdshed, barn, ash
house, &C., and three lots, State Il Elm Sts,
belonging to Mrs WooCEorth. Can be bought at q
barg alp. Erq7ire Of CAhFIELO h CO,
at the Postoffca
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NOR SALE.-A very desirable va
Il cant lot, corner of Arch AID John Streets.
Will be sold at a bTrgAin-
CAMFIELD C o., at the Postofhce:
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NOR SALE.-A new gothic house
Il with lot, on Market Street, with good fences
we'll and cisteIn, neat yard we'll stocked with
shrubbery. Price low. Terms easy.
CAMFIELD & co, at the Postofice.
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s. Buckland & Son,
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NOR SALE.-A fine house and lot,
l. the corner of Napoleon and Elm Streets,
ouse as good as new, location excellent good we'll
istern out buildings and fences. Terms, reason
ale. CAMFIELD 4 CO., at the Postofi, sc.
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Real Gstate 1esnen.
cAMFlELD g. CO.,

DEAL ESTATE AGENTS, POST
IA Office 2o N; Fremont, Ohio. Attend to
buying, selling or renting Houses, Lots, Farms
and all kinds cf Zeal Estate. GY@ Advertising
done without cost to the owner OF the property
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-03-14
WeaveryiIIe, Saturday, Mch IA, 1868
UNION STATE CONVENTION.

State Convention is hereby called to assemble at the
civ Of SACRAMENTO on TUESDAY. THE 3lsT or MARCH,
1865 for the parpose Of choosing delegates to attend the
National Republican Convention to be held at Chicago
the 10th Of May next dominate candidates for President
and Vice President Of the United States.
Trinity county is entitled to rorH deiegates]
The Primaries the several counties throughout the
State for the election Of delegates said State conven-
venn directed to be held under the provisions Of
and 10 accordance with the Primary Election Law.
All legal voters who will pledge themselves to support
the nominees said National Republican Convention will
be entitled to vote ut said Primaries.
II. J. TILDEN,
Chairman Union State Central Committee
T. W. CASEY, secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-03-14

Medical Advice.-DR. WIN. X. DoHERTY's Medicaiana
Surgical Institute becoming sine NON {" the wers
of State and health Of czens and his rapidly
ding reputation although excite surprise eut the
signal skill follows the natural eject VI sueh
We personally acquainted with gentlemen who
had suffered for under crohc disea e. and who haa Ia
advantage available that Promised re-
lief without until they called upon DR. DoHEhIf,
who incredibly short space Of time has gwen then en-
tire relief gratifying this fact because the
Doctor gentleman who seeks not by defamation VI others
establish his reputation to rear the OF
such that must be gratifying
all his patients He examines advises and
accept reject pleasure In no case does
the Doctor make charge anless he effects cure rms no
il able TO do because he feels confidence which long ex-
perence has given aud the consolation which a
Persons afflicted WIN either
cute or chronic disease well consult the Doctor
do HARM for consultation ne asks
lie insist obedience to his advice unless
the patient places himself his His Offices on
opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Conn
panY's uffce.-San Ffdncisc0 News.