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Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-22
THE WAR IN EUROPE.

The followinging war news is condensed from
late dispatches published in the Sacramento
Daily Union:
ARRANGEMENTS have been made in most of the
German towns to celebrate the entrance of the
Prussians into Paris......0FFIoIAL accounts show
that the French Navy has captured thiry-two
prizes during the war......THE French fortresses
the Belgium frontier are fully prepared for
seige. The country has been devastated around
some of them defensive measure. The tenn
pie artillery fire of Fort Mount Valcren has to-
tally swept the country around for circuit of
six kiiometeres. All the batteries the Prussians
have sought to erect against the fort annihil-
iaied.......ADyicEs from Tours state that the
Parisans under General Trochu, made success
ful solie driving the Germans from their invest
ing positions, south and west of Paris .....lr i3
also said, upon the same authority, that Bazaine
has cut his way out of Metz, inhicting dreadful
loss upon the beseging forces. Per contra, the
Germans deny all reports of recent French victo-
ries.....A GREAT battle between the French aud
Germans, is said to be imminent near Orleans.
Garribaldi commands the French irregular forces
in the Vosges. s......THE French manufacturing
enormous steel caunon.....TnE armies investing
Paris have been reinforced by fresh levies Of one
hundred thousand n......A DISPATCH from Ber-
lin says that Bazdue has made offers of capitua-
tion......FRENCn agents sent to England 10 pur-
chase firearms, found that the Prussian autnori-
ties there had advanced large sums Of money on
all The stock in the gun trade offered for sale
With special agreement that the mortgages
should be foreclosed if sales were made to the
French. France now offers to buy any number
of American rifles at 250 francs each (about fifty
dolars) delivered in French port.....TnE Ger
mans fired their first shots into Paris on the 18th
from their works at Belloue.
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County Hospital Proposals.

DURSUANT TO AN ORDER MADE BY THE
l. Board of Supervisors of Trinity County, 1T
the August tern Of said Board, A d. 1870
Sealed Proposals will be received by The said
Board at the regular November term, 1870, for
the entire care and maintenance of the Indigemt
Sick of Trinity County in accordance with The
following terms, viz; The Conract to be made
for one year Payment to he made qnar.erly by
Warrants on the County Hospital Fund
The party, or parties, to whom the Contract
shall be awarded shall file bonds with the Clerk
of the Board within one week from the time said
contract is awarded, with at least two good and
sufficient suretes, in a sum 10 be specified bv
said Board for the faithful performance thereof
The Board reserves the right of rejecting any or
ali bids.
All Bids to he addressed to John W Phibrook.
Clerk of the Board OF Supervisors of Trinity
County, and endorsed Proposals for furnishing
supplies for County Hospital"
BY order Of the Board of Supervisors Trinity
County. JOHN w. PHILBROOK
Wenverville, Oct. II, 1870. 4l-3w Clerk.
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Robert K. Lee.

The death of General Lee requires more than
passing mention. One of the most notable Amer
icaps of this generation has passed into history
Only one thing prevents general manifestation
of sorrow-because he espouscd the Confederate
cause. Living, no one questioned the purify of
his private character, or that he was couscien-
tious or honest in taking part in the rebellion.
Now that he is dead let all Of anger be buried
with him. Their demonstrations show how
strong a hold he had upon the affections of the
Sonlhern people. To our mind the most con.
yncing proof Of the goodness and commanding
ability of this man, was the enthusiastic deyo-
ton and the unfylterng confidence which bis
comrades and MENTORS bestowed upon him At
all t mes. Unsuccessful as General of the
Couederacy, no charges were made Of lack of
honest endeayor on his part 1t must have cost
General Lee a mighty effort to link his fortunes
with tbs rebellion. His ancestral estate was the
theatre Of the opening hostilities, and his per-
sonal sacr fee was great one 1t was after the
surrender Of The Confederate armies that the
Northern people came 10 know him we'll For
getting that Ae was a rebel, there was something
in bis character 10 love and admire Abstain
ing from politics. his last days were iudustri-
ously devoted to the cause of education. ASA
private citizen, his counsels and example were
worthy of imitation. We have little doubt that
time will treat the memory of Robert e. Lee
ndly. AS some writer says, " the evil that men
do is buried with them, the good men do, lives
after them"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-22
geoal Notites.
Probate Notice.
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY ORDER OF SALE OF
REAL ESTATE SHOULD NOT BE MADE

REAL ESTATE SllDJbD NOT BE MADE
IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE COUNTY
of Trinity State Of California.
In the matter of the Estate of JOHN GAR
WOOD, Deceased.
1T APPEARING TO THE JUDGE OF SAID
| Court, by the petition this day presented and
filed by w. H. Bachelor, the Administrator of
the Estate of John Garwood deceased praying
Cor an order of sale of real estate, that it is ne
cessary to sell the whole Of the real estate 10
pay the debts outstanding against the deceased,
and the expenses and charges OF the adminstra-
ton,
1t is therefore ordered hy the judge of said
Court that all persons interested in the estate
Of said deceased, appear before the said Probate
Court on Saturday, The 22nd day of October, A.
D. 1870. at two o'clock in the afternoon OF said
day, at the Court room of said Probate Court ut
the town Of Weuveryille, in said County Of Trim
ity 10 show cause why an order should not be
granted to the said Administrator TO sell so much
OF the red estate of said deceased, as shall be
necessary:
And that copy Of this order be published mt
least four successive weeks in the WEEKLY Trim
IrY Journal, a newspaper printed and published
in said Trinity county. A. j. FELTER,
Dated Sept. 9th, 1870. Probate Judge.
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TRINITY COUNTY LlTIGANT PAPER,

Trr Ta1XrY having heretofore been designated by
the undersigned the newspaper in which all judicial and
legal advertising for said Of Trinity shall be pub
se the proprieors Of said paper having filed stpu
Aaor writing accepting she conditions ol the law proyid
ing r such designation and having also given the bond
qured by said Act entitled "An Act Lgants
J. therefore, in pursuance OF the requirements Of said Act
do hereby appoint and designate the sad
the medium in which al judicial legal advertising
said county shall be published during the by said law
prescribed. A. N. ROSB )ROUGH District Judge.
Ninth Judicial District California
WEAvERvIjIE, August Q, 1870
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-22

BISMARCK on THE CosT OF THg WAR.-Soon af
ter war was declared, one of Rsmarck's friend,
said to him :" But my dear Count, only think
Of the fearful loss of life this war is going to SUI
perindace." "Ah my dear boy the world
although nineteen hundred and seventy wears
old, has not YET discovered the art of making
an omIet without breaking eggs !" "Then
reckon, my dear Count, the expenditure of treas
ure." g. Treasure my dear boy, the war will
cost only two Napoleons.'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-22

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
" undersigned will apply to the Honorable
Board of Supervisors of Trinity County, at the
November term for renewal of License 10 keen
a Toll Bridge across Trinity River Mt Douglas
City JOHN w SMITH
Douglas City, October 18th, 1870 4I-3w.
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Redemption Fund.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT SEALED
~ proposals. directed to the undersigned. for
the surrender of County Warrants, will be re-
ceiVed up to the last day of the next regular
meeting OF the Board of Supervisors
PETER PAULSEN, Treasurer.
Nc"NrINilie, Oclubtr I, 1870. 40-4W
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Bridge Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
undersigned will apply to the Honorable
Board of Supervisors of Trinity County, at the
November term, for renewal of License 10 keep
Toll Bridge across Trinity River M North Fork
IL. SCHOONER.
North Fork, October IL, 1870. 4l-9w.
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OFFICE or THE CouNTy CLERK
WHEN AND WHERE TO
PAY YOU r TAXES

NJ Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
" State and County Taxes for The Fiscal Year
1901 are now due and payable, and the laws
relative to their collection will be strictly en-
forced.
PAY YOUR TAXES on or before the Third
Monday in November if you desire to avoid pay
ing the additional Five per cent. and costs OF
suit added.
For the convenience of Tax PAYERS, will be
prepared to receive the amount due, at the fol-
lowing times and places.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-22
THEATRICAL DEpREssIoN.

The very dull times have nowhere been more
felt than by our theatrical managers. Houses
closed, houses half full, houses empty, have
been the rule for the last few months The Cal
iorniA is able to stand the pressure because il
has capital to back it, but the others have hnd
to go under, one by cae TO The force of circum-
stances, until now only the melodeons keep
open doors. ScRRRLER
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Bridge Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned will apply to the honorable
Board OF Supervisors, Of Trinity County, at the
November term, for renewal o; License TO keep
a Toll Bridge across Trinity River at Grass Val
ley NJ. II. LOWDEN.
Grass Valley, October l3lh, 1870. 4l-3w.
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DIR. CAARK's PURIFIER

Cleanses the blood from all Impurities snch
os Scrofna. Syphilis, Mcrcura Rheumatism.
tlumors of every sort, Bad Breath, Offensive
Precipitation, Foul Feet Catarrh, Discharges
from the Ear, Sore Eyes, Sore Throat, Falling OF
the Hair, Ulcers, Boils Pimples, Blotches, and
all Diseases of the Lungs and Digestive Organs.
Price ONE DOLLAR
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-22
OUR SAN FRANCISCO LETTER.

SAN FRANCISCO, October IA, 1870.
Just as certain as big rods used to swallow lit
tie rods (you remember that episode in Moses
career) just as certain as big fish swallow little
fish, and big countries little countries, big cor
porations are certain TO swallow little corpora
tions. The Central Pacific is to the railroads on
this Coast. what Prussia is to the German Ouch
les, and Crocker is its Bismarck. Abab never
longed for Naaman's vineyard, as the Central
longs for the California Pacifc's line. Money,
(SG, 900 000), threats, persuasions, friendly ad-
vice haviag all failed to induce the Californian
sell, the Central has commenced to bluff, by
putting a force of surveyors on to make out q
route, running the entire distance from Sacra-
mento to Vallejo within two hundred feet of the
Californian line. Even this strategy has had no
effect on the obdurate Directors, and they stil
maintain their determination not 10 dispose of
their property.
A GREAT PLAN.
That the purchase will ultimately be consum-
mated is nearly certain, for when Bismarck
Crocker once sets his mind on project lie gem
orally accomplishes his purpose But the pui-
chase OF the California Pacific is only small
affair to the project contemplated. What do
you think of the two great Trans Continental
lines forming commercial cabal to buy con.
trolling interest in the Pacific Mail Company 5
China boats, and also in addition, putting II
steam service on between here and Australia
If such q combination has not already been
formed, it is well under progress, and it is said
here that before many weeks the plan will be
sufficiently perfected to 90 into operation.
THE LOTTERY.
AS the time approaches for drawing the Mer-
camille Library lottery, the interest in the event
notably increases. Eighteen thousand tickets
are yet unsold, but there is no likelihood that
any Of them will remain on the Managers hands
Last week, over $50 900 worth were disposed Of
and Yesterday orders were received for S4 900
worth from various places in the interior, so
that if the demand confines as brisk until the
end, they will be ut a premium before the wheel
of fortune makes its first revolution The
dreamers Of dreams, and believers in lucky num-
bers, who, at the commencement of the enter
prise, offered such large sums for certain tickets
have apparently found the numbers they wanted,
or come to the conclusion that one ticket was as
good as another, for they have long since with
drawn their rewards. All opposition clerical
and legal-hos died out, and Monday fortnight
is now looked forward to with the brightest an
ticipations by many thousands. 1t will be yiru-
ally holiday here for those who do not care to
crowd into the Pavilion, will be too eager to
learn the result, 10 feel much inclination for
working.
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Or. CLARK'S LONDON REMEDIES.
" FOR SPECIAL COMPLAINTS. !"
DIR. CLARh's INvIGoRATOR

Gives strength to the aged and debilitated it
is especially designed for young men who have
wasted their yigor from excesses of every kind
and nll persons whose systems have become weak
by imprudence are completely restored by its
use. Price ONE DOLLAR
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-22

DON'T Shock the System. Never assault a sys
TEN weakened by disease with violent debants. Conyu
sye purgaton leave the discargng rgnns poweess
their regular action Coax nature back to he,lthfu
regularity by AN inygoutng we'll q cleansing process
and oT this purpose employ the most delightful Of all evac
uants onics, aud corecves, TtRRANr's EgPEryFscFNT
SETa APEeIENr. Saline medicines are pronounced by the
highest meica authorities hest aapted ~ This end
and OF all remedies OF that class Setter Aperont is the
niidest, the suIest, and the G!uct agreeable.
SOLD ny ALL DRuGGISTS
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-22
Probate Notice.
ORDER OF SETTLEMENT OF FINAL ACCOUNT

ORDER OF SETTLEMENT OF FINAL ACCOUNT.
IN THE PROBATE COURT or THE COUN-
n Of Trinity, STATE IF Catyornn.
Ia the matter of the Estate of PHILEMON
GASS, Deceased.
TTENRY NJ. ALLEN, EXECUTOR OF THE
last will and testament of Philemon Gass,
deceased, having rendered and presented for set
tlement and filed in this Court, his final account,
and flied herewith report of his adminslrd-
lion of said estate.
1t is ordered that Monday the 3st day of Oc-
tobpr, A. D., 1870, being II day of Term of said
Court to wit, of the September Term, A. D..
1870, at o'clock, p. NJ, he appointed for the
settlement of the said account, and that the
Clerk give notice thereof BY causing notices to
he posted in ut least three public places in this
County, nj least ten days before said day of set
Element, according TO law,
1t is further ordered. ,hat n copy of this order
be published NJ least four weeks before said day
appointed for settlement. in the WEEKLY TmNITY
Journal, newspaper printed and published in
this County. A. j. FELTER,
September, 30th, 1870. Probate Judge.
OFFICE or Tue County CLERK !
of the County of Trinity,
|, John w. PhiIhrook County Clerk of the
Comfy Of Trinity, State Of California and Ex-
OliiciO Clerk of The Probate Court in and for
said Trinity County, do hereby certify the fore
going to he a true, fall aud correct copy of an
order duly made and entered upon the minutes
Of said Probate Court.
x--# Witness my hand and the seal o
the said Probate Court, this 3OIh
"" "" day of ,SYIH Sgn,cW1er, N! H,,Ai A. D., 1870
39-4w. Clerk.
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g1eekly Grinity guurnaL
SATURDAY, ,... OCTOBER "a, 1870,

EotEce.-Al communications, Advertisements and other
natter connected with the JOURNAL Should hereafter be
addressed 70 and sPttIcd with e W. ChAl6,
Weavervillc, sept J. 1870. business Manager.
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OFFICE OF THE County CLERK |

UFFICE OF TIE NUUNTY ILEKk 7
of the County of Trinity, I
I, John W Philhrook, County Clerk of the
County of Trinity, State Of California aud EX-
OiIcio Clerk OF the Probate Court in aud for
said Trinity County, do hereby certify the fore
going to be true, full and correct copy of nn
order duly made aud entered upon the minutes
Of said Probate Court
Witness my hand and the seal of
the said Probate Codrt, this 24th
L. s. day Of September A. D., 1870.
JOHN w, PIllLBROOK,
30-4w Clerk.
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A sUBDUED PARTY.

Since Moneys departure, a solemn silence
has fallen upon bis late colleagues. They
have ceased to thunder against "grinding capit-
alists, for six weeks, Carry has had nothing TO
say about the " LIaythen Chinese" The eight
hour lengues, the Crispin warriors and the mill
tary companies who were going to solve the
Chinese question by force of arms have subsi-
ded into peaceable citizens, their war spirit has
completely eyaporated, and the most stirring
appeals could not now call together enough Of
them TO capture IL wash-house. Ii Coolieism
and Anti-Cooleism have only received their
qmetus during the winter months the Arch-aPi-
mtors absence will have been purchased very
cheaply, especially by those vino were neither
depo3itors nor stockholders in the Loan Society
concern.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-22
DIR. CLARIz,s ELIXIR

certain cure for all weakness of the Genito-
Urinary Organs, and discharges Of mucopuru-
lent nature, Leuchorhea, Gouorrhea, Spermo-
Iorrhea, and Seminal Weakness, are speedily
cured by It's use. Price ONE DOLLAR.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-22
aNarria9es.

In San Francisco, October 18th, 1870, Mn.
W. D. SUrHERLiS TO Miss EMMA r. Loors.-
Both of Weayervllle.
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DIR. CLARIx,s PANACEA

Relieves pain of every description Headache,
Ioolhachc, Stomachachr, Backache, Pain in the
BreHst aud Limbs. 1t is an invaluable remedy
in all Nervous Disorders and no flmilv shoul,l
be without it. Price ONE DOLLAR.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-22
DOLLAR STORES

places where pretty girls sell useless nick
h"cNs Tor eight bits, that can be purchased els,
"here for six-haye long been paying institution S
and Notwithstanding the dull times increase and
multiply. They make very attractive display
IN the windows, and the pretty girls do the rest.
Emboldened by their success, one of the most
onierprisng of our general dealers started n
halt-dollar store six weeks ago, and he now
talks OF opening "A twenty five cent emporium
"CHEAP JOHNS"
1t will not he many years. may almost say
months-before the old time, "Cheap Johns
hand in their checks and succomb to the prog
ress of the age keainy street used to be the
headquarters for their Mosaic gentry, but with
the disappearance of all the diapidated build
ingS from that thOroughfaTe and is concession
into respectable street, the locality has become
too clean and decent for their business They
are disagreeabte relics Of early days end no one
will feel much sorrow when they cease to be.
LIVING SKELETON
named Price arrived in the city few day ago
from Barnum's museum. HIS exhibiting weight
is fifty pounds, bat be has been making-a hog OF
himself by feeding mp to sixty, so he has to re
duce down to his normal coudit9n before an.
pearug in public. Dwarfs and fat hogs arc CAL
ifornias speciality. Bararm saw that these
would be no novelty mere, so he has dispatched
this ghastly yisitant 10 overcome us with won.
der.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-22

All of these celebrated remedies are prepored
from fluid Extracts under DR.. Clark's immedi-
ate supervision, and are warranted fresh and
pure All afflicted persons should send care
lulIy written statement Of their ailments to Dr.
Clark and the proper remedy will be SEM nrnn,,,
" to their address. Dr. Clark can be cnnsnltod
personally at his office and will furnish nh no.
cessary accommodations to patients who nlace
themselves under his care AN letters shonld no
addressed to DIR / CTIpE W
Office 1870 Broadway.
l-xV-ly-pqa Nep York C,iv.
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DIR. CLARI1's REGULATOR.

For females only, is guaranteed to correct all
special irregularities and difficulties of SinoIe
Ladies'. Married Ladies are cautioned not IN
use il when in its certain condition, as its effects
would be TOO powerful. Price ONE DOLLAR
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-22
TERMS: CASH on DELIVERY!
REMBR ANDTS.

4 !. sog4G, G,3.9y0Q2G 2GQec0 Q4aNQ >cGAo2Oo2
3 REMBRANDTS. 9
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Mr.. NorcroSs is now pre- 8
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3 ture. Also those beautiful S
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ness and delicacy. All kinds 5
Z Of Album Pictures and Pho &
tographs. Call soon before 3
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5Slg~ At the old stand. @Esg &
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3irths.

In Weayerville, October goth, 1870, the wifi
of Chas Ggriuy, of son.
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All Of which may be bought at the VERY
LOWEST RATES, by calling upon or sending
your orders to ISAAC PINCUS.
Weaverville, Oct. 20, 1870. 42.tf
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Bridge Notice.

SOLD nv ALL DRUGGISTS
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-01
Nineteenth Year.
oonoressionai Nominations.

Illinois has now completed it's list o!
nominations for congress. The following
oom prise the names Of the several candi-
dates and votes given for the party favor
ties in each district in 1865:
Is. District-Thomss Hoyne. d.. Charles
B. Fsrwell, r. s, Isl rad. maj.
ID District-Richard Bishop, d.; John F.
Fsrnsworth*, r.; Ii, AIS rad. maj.
Sd District-Charles Belts. d.; Horatic
B. Burchard$, r. I; 9,l5o rad. maj.
4.h Dis.rict-P. l.. Gable, d. g.; John B.
Hawley#, r.; l,722 rad. maj.
9th Dis;rics-R. n. Stevens, ind; Eben
C. Ingcrsoll*, r.; 1906 rad. maj.
9th Disttict-Julius Avery, d.; Burton
c. Cooks, r; 1861 rad. maj.
7th District-Andrew J. Hunt, d.; Jesse
81. Moore, r. $3.50 rad. maj.
Sth District James (. s.obinson, d. +;
John Il. .reIr,.!n,r SO rad. maj.
9th Districs-Thompsou ". McNeeley*
d. Benjamin F. Wes.lske, r.; 2,598 dem
maj.
10th District-Edward Y. Rice, d. John
". kischell, r.; ,O23 dem. maj.
llth District-Samuel s. Marshall*, d.
Vim. Il. Robinson, T.; 1883 dem. maj.
l2sh District-Wm. Hsrtzell. d.; John
B. Hay, r; 1912 rad. maj.
18th Dis.rict-John N. Crebs* d. Daniel
NJ. Mum, r.; 503 dem. maj.
lat Lsrge-Wm. B. Anderson, d.; John
A. Logan, r; 40, ,633 rad. maj.
The indicates the sitting members.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-11-01
FREE FINE ART SHOW.

A fair estimate may be obtained of the
refinement of city and the love of its
people for high class art by glance at the
windows of the booksellers or picture deal,
ers. We are willing to be judged in this,
and the window we will choose for the
experiment shall be Griggs, Watson & Day s.
Here are none of those cheap and dawdry
autographs which arrest the attention of the
vulgar, but selection which would do honor
to any community in the Union, evidently
the result of extreme care, acting in con junc>
ton with refined taste. The choicest
specimens of acknowledgement art, the
best efforts of the engrsver, and the most
harmonious examples of the colorists' skill
in reproducing the hues of nature or the
tints of art. Historical, domestic guere still
life, fruit flowers, landscape and ornamental,
are ell represented, and the most fastidious
can be suited. Chromos, tinted liihos, line
and stippled engravings, etchings, illumina-
lions, and colored prints, ,sre ell represented,
while in frames we have as full a line, and
large in choice, machine and hand moulded,
sxtrA gilt and chased frosted and FURNISHED,
of every size and FURNISHED pattern. Oval
frames of great beauty, from the most
elegant and expensive down to the neat and
pretty parlor ornament of sixty cents.
Judge Davenport by this window and we
are s.is6ed.-D0cenport Democrat.