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Probate Notices.


ITO all persons interested In either OF the estates
i hereinafter named,
At a Court Of Probate held at Alfred. within
and for the county OF York, on the first Tues
day OF Juno, In the year OF our Lord eigh.
teen hundred and sixty nine, the following mat
on hereinafter Indicated, Il ls hereby Ordered,
That notice thereof be given TO all persons In.
terested, by causing a copy or this order TO be
published three weeks successfully In the UsIos
AND JOURNAL, and Maine Democrat. papers pub
lished in Biddeford. In said county, that they
may appear at q Probate Court To be held nj
York, In said county,, on the first Tuesday
In July next ut ten OF the clock i In the fore,
noon, and DO heard thereon. and ohlect II they SEE
cause.
ceased. VIII presented for probate by Dorothy M.
Smart, the executrix therein named.
REYNALD FERNALD, late Of Kittery. de-
ceased First account presented for allowance by
Rachel III. Pernald, his Administrative.
ELISHA LIBBY, late or buxton, deceased. First
account presented for allowance by stephen II.
Libby, his Administrator.
SOLOMON RAMSDELL. late OF Wells, deceas-
cd Pirst and final account presented for allow
ance by Alvan L. Ramsdell, his Administrator.
Also. said Administrators private account Tor al.
lowance.
CHARLES D.. HARMON, minor and child orEu.
final account presented for allowance by Edwin d.
Smith, his Guardian.
JAMES GILPATRICK. late OF Kennebunk, dc.
ceased Petition for allowance OF personal estate,
presented by Elisabeth p. Fitzpatrick, his widow.
GEORGE W. HARDY. late of Kennebunk, dc.
ceased Petition for allowance OF personal estate,
presented by Clara L. Hardy, his widow.
NATHAN j. UNDERWOOD, late Of Saco, de.
ceased. Petition for allowance OF personal estate,
presented by Nancy W. Underwood, his widow.
IBBY A RIDLEY, minor ana child Of Ambrose
Ridley, late Of Dover, County Of stratford, New
Hampshire, deceased. Petition for license 10 sell
and convey certain real estate In YORK County, at
private sale. presented by Joseph shaw, Of Ban
ford. her Guardian.
EDGAR ~. MOORE, minor and child Of Silas
Moore late OF South berwick, deceased. Petition
for license 10 sell and convey real estate at prvats
sale, presented by Otis q. Hatch, his Guardian.
WALTER W. yLLRRABEE. minor child OF The
odore u. Larrabee, late Of Kennebunkport, de.
ceased. Petition ror license 70 sell and convey
rial estate At priva.s sale, presented by George
u. CARL. his Guardian.
WILLIAM GILPArRIcK, late OF Ne~ Aeld. de-
ceased. Petition Tor llcence 20 sell and convey
real estate at private sale, presented by David +
1iveen, his Administrator.
EE BOURNE, Judge.
A true copy Ofthe original order.
3ws5 Attsst' II. II. BURBANK. Register.
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oili LOT SAFE
CITUATED In Dayton, on the rivsr.rvad lesding
= IRON Blddeford 70 Salmon Pals, and within !.
Is about six miles from Saco and Biddefor,i.
Said hrm contains about 20 acres we'll divided
Into grass, uilage, pasturage and wood land. The
The harm has on u good buildings and In sood 70.
pair, with neverh falling water
Dayton, May ~, 1854. aitf
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.OUT OF SORTS"

Take DR. s. o. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY
WINE DIrrERs,-,he most medicinal In the mar
ket. Established In 1905. iml2
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STATE OF MAINE
R...,,. ,.i.,,-.. stat. I.1.''''s' seA'''f'' o""

,...,.,x. nat % 70 sseutial 70 the highest IN.
..sss Of STATE ,s.s :sSsa = n
~ ssstsi schoof ior girls, In accordance With me
'" n lions Of lion 0eorxs d. Barrovs com
r,s.lopsr sppolpted under rssolvs Of the Lsxis-
isiurs Of eighteen hundred snd siIty,eewn, so III
institutious, and with Q view Of securing coepes,
ration In % desirable work. The 0ovefnor ~
Council are hefsby directed 70 invite ana ~ ~
suck institution Iocslsd within their iimi ma '"
report ths ssms 10 Tho next Legislatufs.
approved March 9th, lses'
state OF AA nars,s. Jsiy IL. 1853.
PROPOSALS. within the ssoPs q sns .or ss.t Is
Il Rssoive arc hereby invited: .na "ss W
The Once o. =. w 10 s,oyerior and Council:
by orusf W wv FRANKLIN u. Dkhw.
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Copartnership Notice.
We the undersigDed have this day formed copartner-
shin under the firm % Towle Frost AMI win carry
on the CARRIAGE AND SLEIGH BUSINESS at the obi
stand Of Lttleneld Towls corner Of Temple and Main
streets, saco, Ne. IVORY III: TOMLE,
GEO. w. FROST.
sacc April I, 1900. led
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tried n, know that IL cured them; those who nave
not know that IL cures their neighbors ana ienus,
anil all know that what 1t does once IL docs always
= that IL never Calls through any hult or negiectot
its composition. We have thousands upon thou.
sands OF certificates OF theirremarkaDie oI lne
following complaints, but such cures are known In
every ncighborhood, and we need not pubnsn uoni.
Adapted TO all ages and conditions In al climales
containing neither caomel OF any ucic.eIou' rha
they may be taken with safety by anybody; Their
sugar coating preserves them ever hesh AMI makes
them pleasant TO take, while being purely vegetable
no harm can arise from their use In any quantity;
internal yIsccra 10 purify tho blood and stimulate IL
into healthy action remove thc opstrucuons " uo
stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs OF the
body, restoring their irregular action 70 neaia anu
mcnts rs are tho nrst origin OF disease.
Minute directions arc given In the wrapper on
the box, for the following complaints, which thcso
For Ibyspepsia or indigestion, Listiess-
ness, Languor and Loss OF Appetise, they
should DO taken moderately TO stimulate the stoui'
ach and restore is healthy tone and action.
toms, IBilious Headache, sick Headache,
Jaundice or Green sickness, Diitous
Collie and bilious fevers, they should be lu.
action or remove the distractions which cause It..
For Dyscntery or DiarrhUa, but one mild
dose Is generally required.
For Isheumasisns, Govt. Gravel, Palpi.
lack and Loins, they should DO continuously
taken, as required, to change the diseased action OF
the system. With such change those complaints
disappear.
For Dropsy and Dropsical swcllings they
should be taken In large and frequent doses to pro-
ducc the effect OF drastic purge.
For Suppression large dose should DO taken
as 10 produces the desired eject by sympathy.
As n Dinner Piu, take one or two PUts TO pro.
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite,
and invigorates the system. Hence 10 Is often ad.
yantageous where no serious arrangement exists.
Ono who FEELS tolerably WELL oen finds that dose
their cleansing and renovatng eject on the dlgcs-
tive apparatus.
DIR. j. @. AVER q CO., Practical Chemisfs,
LOWELL. MASS, u. q. n.
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rJNO THE LADIES. The celebrated DIR. L.
i DIX particularly invites an IAiles Who peci Med.
ioaI mr. Suroieai adyter " call at hh koosns EDist
street. Bostoa, Mas which they VIII aud Arranged &c
their special accommodation.
nm. DIX having devoted over twenty yean 10 his
hranch Of the TREATMENT ~ al disass peculiar 20 FINALS,
n d now cooceded By ALL Doth In this country and Earois)
thai he cxues a Other known practitioners In the sAk,
spssy and enectnsl treatment Of all finaie soapaAnks
IIIs mecises arc psvpsrci viii he sxprs puT-e OF
removing ali dseases such debility veAkDsss unnatn-
raj mpprsssious enaryemen q he vomb, slso On dis
Dctor IL now fully pcparui treat In his peculiar AYR,
both mcially AMI surycally, al dseascs a The female
sex and they are respectfully Invited 10 call 1t
No. II Endicott street, Boston,
An ,s,ters requiring ADVICE nnss oian one dollar N
Insure an answer.
Boston, Jan T., 1850.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
HAVING purchased the interest Of Ivory ii. Towle In
III his Min and wheel mandatory, now intend 10
make that my business. Being well posted In the wants 81
carriage manufacturing, think can give perfect satsc-
ton Wheels always on hand at reasonable prices.
CHAs. NJ. LIrrLEfIELD.
sseo, April I, 1869. 10
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.uiScelIasseOssS.
House for Sale.

IIoUiSS loI ottlS.
A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, corner Of King
"A and Poss streets The house IL and half story
in perfect repair with son and hard water, with good
wood she'd This Is chance 10 any one wishing To
live near the mmelate business part of the city. The
house 4 now occupied by John II. Small ESQ., Apply TO
22a &. X. ELLIS, q Chsuncey street, Boston.
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sivsand % simple IN 10 sosstrvetion hal tSs nss
turning Of eosk puts u into fall ssuoa. ~
vssfsf Assnisss 70 ne. AsaiiA sat Svsrsrfy. Always
ready for Instant ne. % portable thai man ear
riss II without hindranes 70 sssvs sxsrtions. For
NmsJasfsr,ss. RsSsAsssss, Rssissy DDsss, Pubiss
BssiSisss. Hsssb and Pvtrsfs Rssilsasss, 10 hinds
psnssbls, and for Sissm and ssiias rssssi u ID ~
vitality necessary - hfs-sesf OF . Vs1vsssrsa.-
Il occupies bat little spsss, contains ehsn's.i
LIQUID fpsrpetually rsnswsblsl and equally o.
acseious II any lspss Of tina 10 dmpis thss
boy can charge or msnsgsh ut
EA0ENTS WANTED. Ir.fs
EEsend for Ciroular.-A
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TESTIMONIALS.

TrcgArd Mr. Ediy a. one Of the most egsbi,
and sssesstIsi practitioners with whom have had
CIIARLEs MASON. Comr OF Patents.
81 have no hesitation In assuring inventors that
they cannot employ . man Moro eespsfssf and
t,sifserfAy, and more capable OF ps.sng thsI az.
ana favorable confederation at the Patent Once.
EDMUND BURKE.
Late Comr Of Patents"
.M, N n Emmy has made Cor Ire THIRTEEN
Qualifications. on eli but ONE OF which patents
have been granted, and that one 10 Aew psstrsy.
such unmistakabis proof Of great talent and Abil-
INV on his part leads me 90 recommend ALL In
vsntor. 10 apply Ia him 20 procure their Patents,
AZ they may BE- sure Of having the most faithiui
attention bestowed on their esses, end NJ very res
sonabls charges. JOHN TAOHhBT."
Boston, Jan. ., 1869. iy3
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Cardiny,

WOOL Carding.
THE subscriber takes The opportunity 10 an
Il noance 10 the public that he wall continue %
card wool at his old stand. Dams Mills Village
and hopes 10 be able 10 give In the future ~ IN the
past, perfect satisfaction. ID. IAN.
Newneld May, 1900. OWN
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American and Foreign Patents.
r. n. EDDY,
Solicitor Of Patents,
Late Iqsri of hs Un,f,d states Psf,rt Office. WssA

ingtoa, under hs Act Of is7,
- State 81, opposite kilby 1T, Boston,
A FER an extensive practice Of upwards 81 20
"a years, continues 10 secure patents In the Unit.
Ell States also in Great Britain. France and other
foreign countries. Caveats. Specincationsi Bonds,
Assignments, and oil papers or drawings Tor Pat
ents, executed on reasonable terms with Dispatch
Researches made Into American and Foreign
works 10 determine the validity and utility OF
Patents Of Inventions, and legnl and other ndvieo
rendered on sli matters touching the same. Copies
OF tho claims OF any patent Furnished, ~ remit
Ing one dollar. Assignments recordsd IN WAR;
No Iysney IN fAs UHnsd STATES yes'sssss Superior
Eseiiftss Is' ebtafnfss Pafs1h o. ssesrfa'aiS1 hs
During eight months tho subscriber. In tho
course of his large practice, made fres rstessss
Application, SiXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE
oil which was decided IN las Jsro'by the Commits
slonef Of Patents.
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Perhaps no one medi.
clno Is so universally re.
quired by everybody as
q cathartic, nor was ever
any before SO universal.
ly adopted into use, In
every country and among
all classes, as this mid
hut efficient purgatiye
I'iii. Tho obvious rea.
son Is, that II isamore re
liable and far more enec-
tual remedy than any
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For all tho purposes OF laxative
Medicine.
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.Miscellasseosss.
Fire /! Fire! Fire |!

DELAY HAxn THB
DAN0ER. Fire. have
hitherto bssn met By
means tee tiisfsry. toe
isfs, ssd tee ssatssss.-
The time Lost In seeding
foran engine and getting
u Into vorking order has
TOO oftsa proved ahaai D.
lay. The KxriN0Umu-
KR. Q sir sotinS portable
Pirs Engine, IN isszpsa
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~LOCAL AGENTS ARE WANTED In
every city and towns anal applications
frorn competent parties Cor suoh agencies.
with suitable endorsement, should be Addressed 70
ROLLINS & ADAMS,
Agents Tor York and Cumberland Counties. Of
aes corner OF Exchange and Middle streets, Fort
land Ne. IRA few energetic and reliable
pay will be given. tyroo
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g Hand bills printed at This once.
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charges ere vcry poiersie Communieaoss .crdiy con
Mental and an may rvy On him with The strictest sec-
u end cundes whatever msy BE- ne dssAsr, condition
o. situation % suy one, married % singis
Medicines sent By Mall and Ezpss 10 al parts OF Tho
Uniied States.
All Ieti.rs requiring advice must contain douH,o In.
sure answer.
Hddress Ds l. DE. No n Endico.t street. Boston, Ma
Boston, Jan. !, 1850
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Il Posters printed At thi, ONCE.
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Through The Ignorance q The Quark Doctor, knowing no
Other rmedy, he relies upon Mncrar and gives II 10 ell
his patients In Pills. Drops, &c, The Nostrum maker,
equally Ignorant aids 70 his soesloi krtiscts, spsene,
Anto,e kc boh relying upoo Iu elects IN curing rev
On hunAred b trumpcted IN varous ways thrOsehout
the land but alas nothing 10 aid Of the bsiancs, some
Of whom de- others grow wore, and are zen 10 nf.r AMI
snter fos months OF year, until relieved cured, pos
.l,l. hv eoSr,..fenf nhvsleianS-
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through hiss certificates and rervncs and eccumrnda-
tious q their medicines By s decd Who cannot expose
o. eontradic them, who, BESIDES 10 fher their imIo-
sitions copy om medical books much that 10 uritsn OF
the qualities and effects of di6ent herts and plants, and
ucrbe all the SANE 30 their rms Extraots spcthcs he,
most OF which, n M, ALL contain Mercury, bcanse 81 the
aDcient belief of i 'curing everything" but no~ knoun
10 skill than 10 eure and hoss not killed. oonstiiu-
tionaily injured for iiis.
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BuT ALL QUAcKs ARB NOT IGNORANT.

Notwithstanding the brgoing facs are known 70 some
quack doctor and posrum makers, yet, regardless OF the
ie and heaish Of others there thoss among them Who
to their PATIENTS os hat 10 ccuained In ther Dostruns,
% hat the susuai be" may be obtained fr pSvedy cur
Ing o. 'the dollar" attraction q H. nay be obtained
SoS the nostrm. 10 u thus hat many are decslvci,
also, and useessy spend large amounts DO szIsftnspts
with Quackery.
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Farm for Salai

A true copy ofthe original order,
3ws5 Attest, II. II. BURBANK. Register.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-02-20

QUIETING A TITLE.-At White Pine they do
things queerly and often in hurry. They do
not squabble and quarrel much, for they do not
have time. A man might make million of
money in the time it takes to settle small
dispute. friend relates the following as hav-
ing occurred at Treasure City: A small, but
wiry-looking man located tent on piece of
ground and stuck out his business sign. big
fellow rode up on horseback and told the SQUAT
ter that the land belonged to him, and that the
squatter had better leave. The little fellow
remarked: "Just get down, and if you can
pan me out you can have the lot.' The big
fellow dismounted without another word, and
they peeled and pitched in. There were no
referees nor judges, but there was a lively fight
for about two minutes and the big fellow was
whipped. He got up, climbed to the top of his
steed, and remarked to the little man, Good
morning-the lot is yours" and rode off.-The
wager of battle quieted that land title.-Grass
Valley Union
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-02-20

Coop TENPLARs INsTALLATIoN.-Sunday eve
ming, February l4th, the following named per-
sons were installed off GERS of Beacon Lodge No.
500, l. O.~G. T., for the ensuing quarter Chas.
Hartman, Wet; Miss E. A. Cochell, W.R.H.
s.; Miss Nettie Osgood, Willis; Miss M. E.
Cochell, WIT; G. E. Noonan, VS.; c. W.
Craig, WAS; W. H. Bachelor, WIS; Chas.
Thomas, W.T.; JOS W. George, W.M.; Miss NJ.
Mathews, W.D.M.; S. Rule, WIG; Jos. Smith,
W.O.G.; C. E. Williams, VIC; H. N. Perham,
P.WC.T.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-02-20

Medical Advfce.-DR. wM X. DoBERrr's Medicaland
Surgical Institute is becoming sine qua NON to the welfare
o. onr State aud health a citizens and mis- rapidly
ong reputation although 1t excite oet ne
agnal OF SKILL and follows the natural eneft oi sucn
We personally acquanted With gentlemen vno
mad ssrd for years under chronic disease and Who had
advantage Of every available means that promised
oul without success until they called upon Dr.
gratifying to announce thisfact because the
to estsh.h Ss ne. ty defamation Of otnsrs
~. MS reputation, to the supersfructure Of
oIn upon the ruin Of snothers fame The Doctor con-
to Ali HI. na,;su In such manaer that nn ss gratifying
i,hnr. ne examines, advises, and recommends
. -, .nd the patient, after hearag his terms for
re % gan accept or reject pleasure II no does
- M !, A. 49, cnarge unless he effects This be
~ ~, ose.use ne feels the confidence which long
mas given and no doubt the eoasoaa uh ap
p. 70 tna1 eonndence Persons aAcaed with either =
at q. events can do harm as for consultation he asks
no Goes ne insist obedience to his advice
opposite the Pacific Mail Steaship Com
pany ohce.-Sar E5oacisco N.srs WV
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-02-20

LOWER TRISIrV.-The miners ON lower Trinity
ARE complaining of the scarcity of water. Sha-
Der l. Co. are making from one hundred and ten
to one hundred and fifty dollars per week. Mr..
Campbell makes the very liberal offer to furnish
seed to those who will cultivate the farming
lands in the vicinity of Southfork, asking only
to be repaid in kind, pound for pound, after har-
vest.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-02-20

MINING tx WeAvER BAsIN.-Messrs. Sutherlin,
NcMurry Hupp are running cut at almost
right-angles with the line of their fume to the
low fiat along East Weaver creek, above the
bridge at Gray's ranch. They expect to run
across to the creek this winter, and will then
have an opening of thousand or more feet face
ditch and fume. These gentlemen have ex-
pended large sum of money in the purchase
and opening of this claim, and will eventually
nealize fortune apiece.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-02-20

ERoLIrE IN SHASTA CouxrY.-Howard Turner
informs us that on Friday of last week the resi-
Aepu of Piety Hill, Shasta county, were startled
by the descent and explosion of an arolite of
large size. No one 10 known to have seen IL
while falling, but many Fragments have been
picked up, aud it exploded With report that
was heard twenty miles away.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-02-20

AMATEUR CLUB AT HooPA YALLEY.-Theatrical
representations are given monthly at Hoopa val
ley by the Amateur Club, composed of officers
and soldiers stationed at that place. Their ex-
hibitions take place in a large building con-
s'ructed of hewn timbers. Admittance. we are
informed, fifty cents. greenbacks.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-02-20

CoLoRED PHoroGRAPHs.-Colored photographs
life-size, are in favor with the public now-a-
days. Mr.. Welsh informs US that during the
past week the demand has been greater than he
could supply.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-02-20

LAND Ovrlcr At sHAsrA.-A petition has been
extensively circulated and signed in Shasta,
Trinity and other adjoining counties asking for
the establishment of land Office at the town of
Shasta. The petition has doubtless been for
warded before this time, but with what pros
poets of success we are not advised.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-02-20

DEPUTY COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC
ScHooLs.-Mr. C. W. Smith has been appointed
Deputy County Superintendent of Public In
struction, and will attend 10 the business of the
office during the absence Of Mr. Geo. H. Bunker
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-02-20

IxpsoyssEsrs.-Mr. Tracy Scofeld has pur-
chased the property situated in Faggtown and
formerly occupied as a residence by D. E. Cor
don. Mr.. Scokeld intends the erection of new
dwelling house in the place of the building now
ON the premises, and will remove with his fam
ily TO this place.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-02-20

The weather has been pleasant over head dur.
ing the week, with frosty nieba. The miners
however may insist that it is. not pleasant to
have but scanty supply of water with that lit
tie locked up in the mountains, and blame it all
to the weather
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-02-20

MISERsvILLE AND VICINITY. "A gentleman
from Minersville informs us that she miners in
that vicinity are pushing things as energetically
as the supply of water will permit. He says q
Few days ago John Weeden picked up an eight
ounce piece of gold on Mule creek, and that
excellent prospects are obtained ON RuckeYe
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-02-20

22D OF FEBRUARY BALL PosrroNED-Mr Chas
Thomass dancing party, advertised for the eve-
ming of the 22d instant, has been indefinitely
postponed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-02-20

culled flowers With many, tie indulgence in
this exquisite luxary is difficult, if not impossi-
BILE. To all such we offer MURRAY l. LANxAs's
FLORIDA WATER it is the concentrated frag-
rance of the most delicate and rarest floral beau
ties although, unlike them it will neither fade
nor wither.
@As there are counterfeits, buyers should
always ask for the Florida Water prepared by
the sole proprietors, Lanman l. Kemp, New
york $40
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-02-20

TRIBUNE ALAASAe.-ar. Oberdeener has tar-
fished us with copy of the Tribune Almanac
for 1862 1t will be found reliable reference
upon astronomical, political and financial mat
ters within the United States. For sale in Wea-
Yeryille at the drug and book store.