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RIAL ESTATE TRASSPRRS.-Ths fol.
loving u list Of deeds In fee admitted
to record 10 the cfics Of the Recorder OF
Ohio county, during the week ending
Fidsy, August e, 1859:
Deed made August II, 1855, BY VII.
liam Rlnt bach and wife 10 John Dlegel,
for the North half Of lot No. Z, In
Square No. ., south Wheeling; $500.
Admitted August q, 1863.
Deed made by Martha J. Heating 10
Joseph TONNE, for loIS. Nos. y, 8, 10 and
II, 10 Square no, q, BuenA Vista; 800.
Admitted same day.
Deed made August 9. 1869, by Peter
SchleTnllEAueT and vile 10 Peter MIL
Ter, for the undivided halt OF the north
half OF lot No. 70. Main street, between
Bank and MeLure streets, North
Wheeling; $50. Admitted August q,
1869.
Deed made April Is, 1869, by S. Bra.
dy and wife and J. L. Hobbs and vile
10 Jacob Beck, for lot No. 3, In Square
No. 9. South Wheeling; f425. Admitted
August 9, lS6g.
Deed made May Q, lS6O, by W, p.
Hubbard, commissioner IN the case OF
Thos. Patterson rs. Robert II umphTevs.
10 william Rice, for l37x acres Of land
on CGStlemAn's Ran, joining Rice and
Patterson; &. SS3 81. Admitted August
q, 1859.
Deed made August q, 1869, By Anna
II. Brady and William r. Brady 70
Lemuel Beck, for AK acres OF land
near West Liberty; $500. Admitted
August IS, 1859.
Deed made August q, 1859, By Robert
", HAZlett and wife 70 Charles Otte,
for the north half Of lot No. IL, In
square No. %, South Wheeling; SITS,
Admitted August Is, 1893.
Deed made August q, 1860, by Robert
". HAzIstt and wife 10 Frederick HiIIs.
6reeht, Tor the eouth half OF lot No. II.
IN square No. %, South Wheeling: $2l5.
Admitted August Is, 1869.
Deed made August ~, 1860. by Mat.
thew W. Miller and vile 10 James nc.
Adams, for the undivided half Of lot
No. 6 10 subdivision Of square No, s;
81 900. Admitted August Is, 1863.
Deed made August q, 1853, by An.
drew Il, Baggs ct al. 70 Robert W.
HAziett, for lot No. Il In square No. %,
South Wheeling; $3.50. Admitted Aug.
%, 1859.
Memorandum Of Lis PeHdenS: ",
W. Miller 4 Co. Is. II. c. l. G. q. Stool.
Ore, action OF Gssumpsit pending in
Circuit court, A lien herein asserted
on about % acres Of land In Liberty
township, 70 the amount OF about $500.
Filed for record, August IS, 1859.
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POLICE CoURT.-Thers was small
crowd at the Police Court, Saturday
morning, and the docket as usual at
the close otthe week, was Q light one
The following were the cases tried :.
Margaret Jones, prostitution and lewd-
meas, ten dollars aud costs. In default
Of payment she was sent to jail for
thirty days. Thomas Hopkins got
drunk and was fined one dollar and
costs. We were told that his financial
condition was so low that he could not
meet the demand, and he was compell-
ed to go 10 jail. :
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WEBSTER TOWNSHIP CouRr.-EGqr.
Clohan had case before him, sAGur.
day, which was one OF rather an un-
usual chaEc!er, and which created no
small amount OF excitement. Two or
three days previous, a gentleman had
hired a teRmster to remove some house.
hold Effects from one point to another.
While on the way one OF the teamster's
horses took fright and ran away,
breaking not only the furniture in the
wagon 10 which be was attached, but
causing the destruction OF portion OF
the goods belonging to the same party
In another wagon In advance. Suit
was brought to recover half the value
OF the property dsstroyed-the owner
Offering to bear the other half OF the
loss. The Justice, under the law gov
eFninE common carriers. gave judg-
nent for the amount claimed.
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THE PRIZE PIo.NIc.-Ths pic MIC on
the Fair Grounds, Saturday aflerno on,
was quite success as far Us numbers
were concerned. The rain, however,
interfeEed With carrying out the pro.
gEamme. At the close OF the throwing
contest the storm drove everybody to
shelter. Ths silver ball was awarded
TO Michael Lane, he having fairly won
1t over three competitors. We did not
hear the result of the bag race or pig
chase. Quite large crowd assembled
In Floral Hall and Except time with n.y.
ing feet" to the music discoursed by
s!Ech's band. Had the weather been
favorable, we doubt not the picnic
would have been one OF the most sue.
cessful OF The season.
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FIRE IN WELLSvILLE.-Ws learn
from q gentleman who passed through
Wellsvllle Saturday evening, tina. the
Presbyterian Church In that place was
totally destroyed by FIRE on the morn.
Ing OF that day. A stable near the
church was first discovered to be on
FIRE; and from 1t the flames reached
the latter, resulting In its utter de.
strucIion. The FIRE Ii believed 10 have
been the work Of an !ncendIaIy. 81
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BASE BALL.-We made mention In
Saturday mornings paper that q game
Of base ball on Friday between the
Uniteds and Columbus suddenly ter
minated at the close Of the slxlh IN
ming on account Of a decision OF the
umpire believed to be Unjust by the
quitting party. We were told that
the game as 1t stood at the close was In
favor Of the Columbus, but the follow
ing score tells another story:
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PRBsLE GLAssEs.-oxtoby & DuGisld
made arrangements with importers In
the East, Tor a constant supply Of gen.
uins Russian Pebble Specsacles. The
first instalment will be forwarded In
few days.
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SEWING MACHINES FOR RESr.-By
renting and applying the rsnt 10 the
purchase everyone can become the
owner ola frat class Wheeler and VIII
son Sewing Machine. Call on OF I'D Z.
dress, Wu. Sumner & Co., No. IS Mon.
roe Street. Wheeling. cod
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LECTURE IL MARTINsvILLE.-Mrs.
DoctEess French has, in compliance
With the Wishes Of the ladies Of Mar
I!nsvlle, Ohio, consented to deliver a
lecture In the Methodist Church OF that
town this evening, commencing 1t
O'Clock. The lecture will DO to ladies
only, and should be attended by every
lady In MarunBvills.
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BERKELEY SPRISo1 soLD.-It Is sta
ted that the well-knoWn Berkeley
Springs, in Morgan csunty, West Viz
Gin!a. have been purchased by Mess.s,
George NJ. Gil, W. w. Spence, B. De-
ford, Thomas P. Williams, Captain
Kennedy, and Mrs. Psyton Harrison,
OF Baltimore and otherP, for SS5, 900.
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GoLD.-Moutana and Idaho are no.
where. In gold we see that oxtoby &
Dufield are making a nice display
They have gold watches, gold chains,
gold Iewelry sets, gold bracelets, gold
spectacles, gold thImbIes, gold ear
rings, gold breast pins, gold pens, &C.,
&C.. Call at 'lo3' and see for yourselv yes.
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RAIS.-Th!s city and vicinity were
visited Saturday afternoon, with a re-
freAhtng shower, efsctuAlly laying the
dust, cooling the atmosphere several
degrees, and rsvivIng vegetation. Yea
terday the temperature was charming,
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COURT OF APPBAIs.-Ths entire SEES
slon OF the Court Saturday, was taken
up with the arguments In the case Of
List rs. Pumphrey, ct. al. They were
concluded and the case submitted.
Adjourned until o'clock this Aller-
nom
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For sala.

"A houSs on quincy street, WIIh rooms. :
hAlS and nnAhed 0ili1 Inc ldeAIlon y a
desirable ~ AAy In Inc cIly. Il y within
Ons tquAT0 OF the centre Of business, ana
WiLhln two LquAIel Of seysn ehuEeue5. the
stale H0uSS, LOuTt HOUEs and Post Oh e.
Tue IN Iln bulldinS Is finished III mo1aEn
SIS 10, and IN CON pISts order. 9At In every
IiJ0Ln 10 tue hOasI. pO,SAs'ion can Re hsi
IRWIV,
AaIll Rel Estate Agent
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Posi- OFFICE DIsOoNTINuED.-The
post oHcs at Two Lick Run, Braxtou
cour'y, has been discontinued. Letters
and papers shouId nov be sent to Brsx.
ton Cour, Hou,e.
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TaR darling little poem "Johnny's
Troubles, " Is printed this morning, al
he Etqoest OF many ladies who have
heard the original SHI want a copy for
preservation.
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2Sg gsn.
Belmont 90. Farm For sals.

Belmont Co. Farm For Sale.
I AN AUTHORIZED TO SELL THE
EslnonI Co, Ohio, Known ~ the Old Bal.
Ley Yarn. II c1ntGlnG About is AGRA, and Is
Po4epOd Of one Of the met coal pFiVt.
legs In the oJunty, with an opening on ia
road within I 10 lIss OF this city.
FOR Ls:nS and time OF po8Se8t0n zee
Thus. UBkiES,
RbAl EAtaA Agent,
MnkeI btIteL, D01T Custom HouN,
aDs2
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Aooop head OF Hair is desired by
every one. The use OF HATS Vegetable
SIetIidH HAIR ReNever will restore the
hair, 1.-THE hair cells are not closed up.
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Tia 'Haymakers' are noted for lhelr
handsome appearance. We suppose the
ladies will be out en- Easse this alter
noon.
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DoS'T fail to look over the large
stock Of Ladies', Misses and Children's
wear at 1o7r and compare prices with
those OF other Ofthe leading Shoe 6rms.
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MATRlNoNIAL-Four marriage Ilcen.
ses were issued from The Reeordet'S
Office during the week ending last Fri.
day evening.
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PosT OFFICES IL TuE UNITED STATES.
The following statement shows the
number Of post ottces in operation In
the States and Territories Of the United
States on the lat Inst:
Alabama, 4s7; Alaska, 9; Arizons,
II; Arkansas, SS4; California. Al; Col
oradou 81; Connecticut, 3S7; DAkols.
IS; Delaware, s.: District OF Columbia,
s; Florida. 1903; Georgia, 4o?: Idaho, 60;
Illinois, 1875; Indiana, l,2Sl; Indian
Territory, q; Iowa, ,0sl; Kentucky !,
ss5; kanSAs, $50; LouIsiauA, go; Maine,
So; Maryland, AsS: Massachu setts, 90;
Michigan. 1857; Minnesota, COS. Mis-
stssipPi, S55: Missouri, LII. Montana,
81: Nebraska, Isl: Nevada, IS; New
Hampshire, 4Ol; New Jersey, 5li; New
Mexico, Il; New York, 2,6o2; North
Carolina, rs; Ohio, !. 99S; Oregon, l4i;
Pennsylvania, 2.7l5: Rhode Island, 93;
South Carolina, 3GS; Tennessee, 75i;
Texas, 400: Utah, los; Vermont, $50;
Virginia, 9i5; Washington, 20; West
Virginia, SOL: Wisconsin,, !, OH: Wv
omtng, ID, Total, 1871.
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WE understand that Hon. John Nor.
rissy, NJ. c., together with a lot OF the
sporting gentry Of New York City, will
be here with the 'Haymakers.'
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PARTRIDGE has just received a new
supply Of s;ereoscopes and stereos-
copic views-Anest ever brought TO this
CITY,
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FoR anything and everything in the
way of Boots or Shoes go to Louis
Rlond's.
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THE famous 'HAymakers' OF Lam
sIngburg, N. Y, play this afternoon
on the Fair Grounds.
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RUSTIC PHOTOGRAPHS are all The
rage at Partridge's.
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LOUIS BLOND has received fns as
sortment OF the Spring Style OF Lasting
Balmovals and Button Caters.
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Way will you buy and use other
Wines when you can depend on the
purity OF Perkins, Stern & Cos. Cal!lor-
MIA Wines and Brandy, for sale by Ed
mund Booking and Booking Il Carroll.
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acknowledgement:
noXDAY MORNING. AUGUST 80.
Kew Advertisement

Base Bal.
Found.
Lost.
81. Joseph Academy.
Wheeling Classical Academy.
Stone Breakers Wanted.
Picture Frames.
List OF Letters.
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HAYXAKERs vs. BAL1I This after.
noon al O'Clock.
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IGJE Invite THE ATTENTION OF
UI boou and Shoes now in store Tor Fall
aud Winter Trade.
With an experience Of many years, tour
house having Ueen established in 1917 we
can, with truth, assert that our stock for ex.
thnt, variety, durability, freedom from all
lTTeEulATity, and adaptation 70 the wants Of
West Virginia and Uhio, u not and cannot
Ia kufpRbsed.
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GOODS EQUAL TO sAMPLES.


sA NOn LBS. suGAR-CURED HANa.
~ uUU O,00 In Plain Hama.
29,0O0 lbs Shoulder
10000 lbs Clear q CLEAR BIB SIdel
lO0 Tlerces Prime Lard.
90 Kegs
50 Barrels Extra Lard Oh.
40 BbA Juno Family Floul
40 do Star do do
100 do Swan do do
10 Half Barrels Lake Fish.
81 Barrels Vinegar.
50 Boxes Factory CheoR0
" do Concentrated Ly
ForBAle by
mario HANDLAN, JORDAN 4 90,
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AVID be did many wonderful works,
Insomueh that his name was prououuc.
ed In many tongues. Aud there came
unto him, Judith, from the seaport OF
New Bedford, who had been sick for
many years: and after some days her
pains were gone. She Alspt soundly,
and did r'lol:a 10 eating her food, And
Ass, from those which are called Qua.
kers, In the great city Of Philadelphia,
wrole an epIstls saying: o, Doctor
accept thou this money which Is called
grsenbacES, and hath the picture Of
Abraham, thy friend. on one end. For
verify was weak, exhausted aud de.
spouden:; late bat little, and suffered
many palms, aud thy PLANTATION Bit.
TERs gave me health, likened only unto
the vigor of youth. Aud upon such
AZ are afflicted with liver complaint,
With sour stomach, with general dtbll.
ity and dyspept!e Puins, In all paris oil
the hand did these BIt'ers produce ~.
sonIthing cures.
MAGNOLIA WATER-Supsrior " the
best imported German Cologne. and
sold a: halt the price. eoddkw
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Colum uia ................. 2 ! 2 3 4-l6
United.......................l A. 10 S-U
Files CAnHnt-unIIed, Z; Columbia, 8.
Flies NISSed-Unlted, /; Columbia, 8.
Umpire, Mr.. ChRB. Z. Bailey, Baltic b. B. q
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IN TlERCEs STRICTLY PRIME QUAIL
Just received and for sale by
RpR9 NJ RtIII,Y,
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10 made anu selected mainly with view 10
SERVICE and REAL VALUE, rec airing for
them all the HyIe We can WithoutR sacrifice
III quality.
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FINE French Lasting Button and
Lace Caters at Louis BIond'S, corner
spngg Alley, Main Street:
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Just Received.

A FRESH IMPORTATION OF SCOTCH
"A Ale, and q superior article Of Khiae
nSyn CIV. FRANzsE,x a co.
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ALL OUR WORK
IL made anu selected mainly with view 10
SERVICE and REAL VALUE, tee airing for
them all the AyIe we can witnoutR sacrifice
III qualify.
MEMS THICK & KIP BOOTS.
Especial attention IL called to oar own
make OF msnS THICK and KIP BooTS.
IuEy are made out Of the very beat Kip up.
p6T and sole leather; they arc solid double
10; have our trade mark stamped on the
bottom. and can be confidently relied upon
LogiVe excellent service AMI satisfaction 10
the Consumer
rHICK BROGAGS d EALnORALS.
Our stock o! BroSanS and Balmorals for
y Gu. boyBRad Youth u Of endless variety;
and our Ueat work Will BE- found 10 be made
OuI Of IhS very 0eSt material and in the
most WorKman.llke manner.
WOMEh'S MISSES & CuILDEEE'S
BALhOEALY.
In the department Of womenS, misses aud
chiIdIenh goods We DEFY cOInT clifton.
Moreover, we can Give u our cuALomerS, out
OF our best WORK, any B!Le they may wAni;
th1s enabling them 10 at up and work on
clean their OroKGu STOCK. IhS Il an in.
uucement offered by Very few dealers, and
II WILL DO appreciated u very great All.
va .tage BY those experienced IN retailing
Boots and shoes.
WANT OF UNIFORMITY, AND HOW
We PREVEHT IT.
TIE want OF uniformity In Boots and
shoes, 1t Is well known, equals II not ex-
cetds that OF any other kind Of mAnUiac.
LurUd gOod8. In order 70 protect Oursel YES
aud customers, we make Il q rule noE 10 re-
cove or place on sale any goods not regular
and Uniform, except they be too low In
pIlee 70 allow Of uniformity. To inEuTe this
every pair OF Boo8 and snoea that enters
our store Il carefully Examined and rejected
unleAB found correct IN SiEs, tree lIUm dam.
AGs and uniform In qualify.
GOODS EQUAL TO BAnPLES.
Buyers cannot generally devote the time
necessary 70 examine beyond the IRmpIeS
shown. BY our system OF eXRminRt lon a. d
rejection, buyers arc protected IIom receiV.
lug SOOdH inferior 70 samples, Aside IRON
the recognized duty Of dealing as we would
10 dealt BY, we Ieiard II ~ pecuniATlIy our
Interest W 70 act ~ 70 secure and retain the
confidence Of al VINO may favor rs with
their trade.
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
As all good merchants will seek ana ind
the cheapest Houses 10 trade with, We shall
Eell cur goods a. the very lowest market
OIEDERS
All orders receive the prompt q ID careful
attention Of one OF our urn.
KuIo MCLkLLAN 4 KNOX.
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4ra0svastatiup.
BALTIMORE L CHIC RR. COMFY

- WHEELING. May Sth, 1850.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL Run By
the following schedule on and after the
10th day OF May, 1850 Wheeling t1ma.
GpA ETnN Ar,CONENEnn ~,NN.
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n maTIs Oy HANp1AN, 1oRpAN . oo,
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Many C,LFog> - My experience Statistic
that BrspiS Sarsapilla and Pills are the best and amy
remedies fr Scroula-S r. II ,RrI-, Santa Clara.
Bristols Sarsap,rila has cured II rheumatism after
every thing else had faded. -. KELLY. Sonora.
the time in years free of sores and erup
lions | used nine bottles 1T Bisls .arsIIri and i've
OF Pills. :. JOINS petTluma.
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THE New Jersey papers tell of a damsel who
elopcd with her adorer, and married another
lover while the first one was in quest of min
ister
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Special Aotifes.

tA- Dutc her's Lightning Fly Killer
THAT PEST OF SUMNER. huge black swarms OF hes can
be got ri of cheaply and easily by the OF the above
popular article which has an enormous the East
and is for sale by dealers everywhere.
HOSTETTER. SMITH DEAN,
REDINGTON CO.,
2lsi. Wholesale Agents, San Francisco
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ALL OVER
PLANTATION BITTERs

PLANTATION BITTERS.
Dyspepsia with its symptoms Headache Heartburn Fe-
versh Lips Bad Breath Saow Complexion &C. can be cur
ed by using PLANTATION BTTERs
This is the most successful tonic the age Young mid
dle-aged and old are delighted with its effects
The first trial always has marked good effect
No change of diet necessary. Eat all you WISH
best and most nutritious food.
1t is the known an overloaded and
distressed stomach. which it relieves a few moments.
We know that we have the best and popular med
icne in the world We afraid to show what it is
composed Of.
PHYSICIANS ARE COMPELLED TO RECOMMEND IT.
CNIs,YA BARE has been celebrated for humid
red years and sold during the reign of Louis XIV.
King of France the price of its weight
in silver II is remarkable for Dyspepsia, Fevers Weak
ness, Constipation, dc.
C,scARrLA B,RK-For Diarrhea, Colic and diseases Of
the stomach and bowels
D,ND1oy-For Inflammation of the Loin= and Dropsi-
cal Affections.
CHAMoMILE FLowERs.-For enfeebled digestion
LAVENDER FLowERs-Aromatic. stmuant and tonic -
highly invigOrating in nervous debility.
WiNrFRGREES-FoI Scrofula. rheumatism &c.
ANIsE-Au aromatic curninative creating fesh muscle
and milk much used by mothers nursing.
Also clovebud caraway corianer snake-roo &c
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MEXICAN MUSTANG IMMINENT

The merits of this Lnimen we'll known. Its effects
are instantaneous soothing. and wonderful.
Cuts bruises sprains and swelngs, common, and
certain to IN every family that bottle OF this Lni-
i, the best investment that can he made.
1t than the doctorit time in send
ing for the docorit is cheapetan the DOCTOR and should
never be dispensed with.
READ THE F0ILOWING
Z" take pleasure in recommending the Mexican Mustang
Iinuent valuable and indispensable article for Sprans
Sores. Calls Horses have used it
Bruises, Sores Rheumatism. &c. and all il
acts like magic J. II. HEWITT
Foreman for Amer Wells Fargo and iIarnden's Express
The sprain of my daughters ankle occasioned wheska
ting winter entirely cured in week. after s,
c ed u-in celebrated Mustang Linment.
Gloucester. Mass. August l. ls6j. ED. SEELf.
Quick and It certainly is All genuine is wrapped il
steel plate cngrayp.. bearing the signature of g. W West
brook Chemist and the pirG'e S stamp of pEMAs BARN
4 Co. over the top.
effort been made to counterfeit it with eheal
stone plate label. LINK cl9SelV!
Sold 10y all Druggists aud stores, at p and 90 cts and 81
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Special NOice.In calling attention of the reader to
the j. c. Youngs Institute to be found
part of This paper we feel we are answering the
dictates conviction in pointing out to suffering hui
mainly the honest and skiful Medical practitioner 1t is
the duty of every whose knowledge places 1t in his
power to act guide those who otherwise would unwit-
fnrlv fake a wrong path There need out n
life OF pain and anguish. and in the end fill dssonored
grave Hesitate longer unfortunate but turn to the
Doctor who you giving in place OF wasted
energies impaired constitutions full health, vigor and
power.
The Institute successful operation Tor seven
the pioneer Institute OF the coast
so it has been pioneer in the march Of progress
We AGAIN to the aIictei-read the advertisement and
follow lis alyices 31Iy
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1869-01-02
PROBATE NOTICE.

IN IIiE FKUBATE COURT OF TIE COUNTY OF THINE
H. STATE OF CALIFoRNIA-IN THE NATTER Or
ihE ESTATE oP II. NJ. ALLEN, DECEASED.
NJ OTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT E. F..
~ Alien, Administrator of the Estate of r. NJ.
Allen, deceased, has rendered and presented for
settlement, and filed in said Court final account
Of bis administration of said Estate, and that
Monday, the 4'h day of January, A. D. 1869, be-
ing oay Oh term OF said Court, to wit o: the
January term, A. D. 1869, has been dulv an
pointed by said Court for the settlement of said
account, at which time any person interested in
said Estate may appear and file his executions in
writing to the said account, and contest tho
same-Weavervilie, December -, 1858
5l:li. JOHN W. PIIILBROOK CIark