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dagIlon 4 rale. havO occurred. ThIs /. as

ductiOn q rates have occurred. This is as
It should be.
(signGdj Tnos. A. scoTr.
transactions aggregated 10000 shares,
Of which $4,000 were New York Central
5000 Lake Shore, 1000 Notthwestern'
II 900 Rock Island, 6,O0OS ST. Paul preferred,
1000 Delaware, Lackawanua & Western,
5000 Michigan Central, $4,000 Pacific Mail
and 1900 Westerly Union.
Western Union ....,. 6S Northwestern CON-. 2lss
QMchiiVet ....;... AK Northwestern pll... ~
Quiekillvef pid...... % New Jersey Central 81
PaClaC MaIl........... 2Oh Rock Islam, ,,,,.
Mat poaa..'".. ..... " Pau ...... ......a 10
m9rlposa pEtiGrred~ ISt Paul prelenGd... ~
Adams Express...... IS NAbalh. aluminium. "a
Wells, Fargo 4 Co. 50 Fort Wayne .......,.. 0b
American. ."........... 4G Tefre HRulel .e-".-
United States..."... 10 TeTrU Haute pid.... W
New York Central. 0ih Ohio 4 Mississippi
Erie."......... ........, ChIC1go d Alt0i.... 81
Erie praiefftd......... 10 Chlclgo 4 Alton pidl0g
Harlem Delaware 4 Lacka... 4?
Harlem rrrlcrred.,.li A. 4 +. Telegraph. 10
Michigan Central..,. 4t5ElMlNoud PACinc.".. *
Panama.,,,..,,,,,,,,,,., 90 Burlington 4 Quln.i00
UnI1n Pacific 1toCk, GSJSl Hannibal 4 81. Joe. ~
Lake Sh0TU...... ..... i9Al Centfa Fac. bondA'llO
Illinois CcniTal.... b7ii Union Pacific b0nd1lO71
PlItlbnrgh.,......... 81 Land Grant1.....,...-i02
Z, c, e. 4 l.,.."".. "5 Sinking FUND.-. zee. VIZ
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"A1alA hAN
BY mail, 10 aitdHe', fD'iogs frfpaid'
lnC ycar........SI 80 sI1 months. ....':;.t u %
IN Clubs 81 FiVe''.,,.... '''''''''."''S! 20 uav'
10 Clubs Of Tcil,''.,. ..'".''''''''''""' " CASh'
Ia Clubs Of TWtnty."......,., ~ tch'
And IN extra COPY TO person getting W CluO'
REThe above pritCs arc inVnriable. Remit Of
ouF risk, In Drafts OF postOiCt Money OrdtrS, and
where neither d thee tan 10 procured, Fnd the
money 10 Registered Latter
THE INTELLlGEECERw will ptCsCnt daily tho
news In ell departments, IRON all quarters o.
the world, III we'll As complete record Of local
events
THE WEEKLY Is printed on ThuTsdgny, and can
be had al the counter In Iaid envelope, rad y
for mailing, E0'SsndG copy 10 GbitHi yntHdi
and ,tdiit,I Uih mas f0n h0blg
.uBsCRIBERs-PCT deslrlng TO have the
DAILY iNrELLGIHCK R left regularly al their
residences In the city md suburbs, can 10
ffv,I lT leaving their address Al Counting
Room, q by drop letter through the POSt0iHcG,
no lONTRIBuTOIss.-NoA attention will 10 paid
to anonymous Communications; every article
must be accompanied by the writer's real name
and Idircas.
BufiaSiI LstiTI lot ~ should BE- cdlrtIIsd Fred
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FINANCIAL.


900
This Bank is organized and prepared 10 transact
tho business Of banking In all Its details.
1t succeeds the First National Bank OF Wheeling,
Is owned by the same shareholders and Sunder the
same management.
By carefully regarding tho interests Of lis Cor
respondents and Dep0sitors, and by prompt and
faithful execution Of their wishes It hopes TO merit
their esteem and confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on oil points throughout tho
United States.
Deposit Accounts subject to check at sight TO
ceived from Banks, Bankers, Films, CORPORATIONS
and individuals.
Certificates Of Deposit Issued payable on demand
or At fixed dateS
Interest allowed on Special Deposits.
DIREcToRs:,
John X. BotSlori, WIN. Il, Simpson,
Jacob =. Rhodes, VIM. A. Turner,
WIN. A, lSett, John l. Hobbs,
A. n. Adams, O, c, Dewey,
Henry N. Harper my2I-d4W
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STocEs-lhe market was heavy and low.
or in the early dealings, thedecline ranged
from z to @jS per cent. Towards o'clock
s'eadier feeling set in and there was u
recovery OF q to Y per cent from the low.
est point. The widest fluctuations were
IN Pacific Mail, which rose from 2lM to
2@N, and fell of to 1915. The depression
in this stock was due to alyices received
by the officials Of the Pacific Mail Steam.
ship Company from Mexico that the steam.
CT Sity oil san Francisco had struck n
SunEen rock on the 10th inst. md is o total
loss Inc crew aud passengers were saved.
OUTSIDE OF Pacific Mail the decline was in
the trunk line shares, Northwestern, ST.
Paul, Delaware, L.acERwanna & Western,
Delaware 4 Hudson, Rock Island, and
Western Union. Towards the close the
market wns frmer and prices recover.
ell Z to x per cent, but in the final
dealings portion OF this improvement was
lost and prices at the close were fraction
above the lowest OF the day. There were
several causes operating to produce a de.
cline on the Stock Exchange to-day. In
the first place the brokers OF Twenty.
third street were heavy sellers Of
stocks, and US this party had been bulls
for some time past these sales had, OF
course, considerable effect. Then there
wa. n rumor ahoat, which could not be
authenticated, that President Scott, Of the
Pennsylvania road, had declined 10 with.
draw his fast train from Chicago, and in
the last place reports from Washington
about Secretary Sherman and contraction
helped TO depress the market. The plans
OF Secretary Sherman as far as deyeloped
do not meetwith general approval, and the
Post and Express call upon him 10 define
his policy, saying the people have clearly n
right to know from the Secretary what hi
policy is, The following was received late
this afternoon at Kiernan'S News Bureau,
Philadelphia:
l understand that the trains which have
caused tho trouble In the west are to he
taken Of; and, our trains will, Of course, be
taken otand the old time resumed, No re.
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FINsNCIAl. AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and stocks.

NEW YORK, May 2S.-AtoSEY-Easy at
. per cent. Prime mercantile paper
SlGuiH per cent. Custom receipts $30I, 900,
The Assistant Treasurer diSbured today
Si3S,0O0. CleNrings $l7,0OO,OOO, Sterling
steady; long at 4.S71g, short 4.S9N.
GoLD-Opened weak ut 1863 declined to
lOGH Nnd closed ut 1868. Borrowing
rates lGRlAlH per cent and flat.
SILvER-At London unchanged. Here,
silver bars 81 %, greenbacks; $ll7H, gold.
Silver com y per cent discount.
GOVERNMENTS - Quiet, with changes
generally slight. Rock Tsend Is advanced
to ll0H, New Jersey Central frss, new,
declined TO 10, st. Paul !. d D. Div. to So Z
aud Michigan Central Is to lOOsG.
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REPLY.
gSSS9

After deliberate consideration, anu
ready to make reply to your petition for
the removal OF the school teacher. The
tone OF your letter pleased me exceed
'nSIy, rs evincing sincere desire 10 be
respectful; but your ignorance Of prin.
e'p'es and Of circumstances, though not
insulting, has been painful to ME. You
see, II is only those who have been duly
ordained and commissioned by the sue.
cessors Of the Apostles, who have the
authority and obligation Of teaching re.
ligion to all nations. This authority il
not simply to preach sermon on Sunday
Tor a stated salary, but it is to teach re.
ligion at all times when there is my one
to learn. Lay persons have no right to
NEEDLE in this matter.
Even il the Assertion you make in your
letter concerning the inferior secular cd.
ucation given by our present teacher
were true, what then3 Where in the
revelation OF Gods will to men is there u
warrant for the principle-"First the
body, second the soulP The business oil
my lie, and Of the life OF every priest, is
"'''' on tue contrary principe, anu
s9hreach, Sin season and ont Of season"
N60tshall itproft a man il he gain the
whole world and lose his own soul?"
We all know that in the free schools
"9 morality, no religion, no knowledge
"i Hod-the sole source Of all knowl-
"Se'-a5G taught; but that immoraIities
ave pfac!tccd, and principle and science
Ms Nowhere taught together, unless in
p Ga!holic Church, where God is the
Of ALL Wv ''"'"' ""u Tue Eau"
But as matter Of fact, your saying
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70 tie Eer. -, Pastor Of -:
BELOVED pAsroR-Wc, the undersigned
members OF your congregation, recogniz.
ing the necessity OF Catholic school,
lshere il Is practicable, but, at the same
time, considering 1t to be our duty to
give our children AZ good an education as
possible, but owing to the incompetency
Of the present teacher OF our parish
school, ii is impossible for US TO do SO,
and wanting to do our duty as Catholics,
we are prevented from sodoing by reason
OF the incompeleRCy Of said teacher.
We, therefore, beloved pastor, for the
above stated reasons, respectfully petition
you to remove said incompetent teacher,
and secure one in her place who will have
all the necessary qualifications for giving
our children at least as good common
education rs they would receive at the
free schools. Then you will find US all
as good and loving children of our com.
mon father. -, Committee.
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BY nuR, IN OdrunGr, Toitags prepaid.
cpe year."..... .....tS % SIX months. "".e''si
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PITTSBURGH, May IS. Petroleum..
Firm; crude 50 3Oa2 IS at Parker's; refined
l4%c, Philadelphia delivery.
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TUFTS PILLS

A distinguished physician of New York says.
1T Is astonishing how universally DR.. TUFTS
Pills arc used. In my daily rounds, hear OF
them not only among the poor, but their virtues
are heraldrd from the mansions Of the wealthy
aud refined. Knowing tho inventor from his
have great CONFIDENCE in their mcrits, and of intr
have often prescribed them with the happcst
results in cases where desired 10 make dccid.
cd impression on the liver"
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gufiasii LstiTI lot uJ should b odlrtIsed "Frelt
& CiRJh'Rn and IhCW!d IN no case b GiiFsIIed u
,R.cr miitiIudl member Of firm BY name.
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TRANSFORMATION,

No. stops At all Stations between Wheeling and
Cumberland; No - stops al all Station 6etScen
WheOlInV and GPo1loN " 3'-NS''l '0e"Seu
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-03-03

No MORE FooLING.-A woman nam
ed Hastings, living near the House Of
Correction, came down town yesterday
in search Of her husband, and finding
him hanging around the postofice wait
ng for latest returns she colared him
and called OUT
want you up home
Not yet, my dear want to hear the
result he replied.
You come along home,' she repeated.
l want to see this thing decided as much
as you do, but we are out Of wood, -four,
meat and potatoes, and we've got to eat
whether this country ever has Presi-
dent or not
I'm come up this evening after hear
the result, he protested.
The result can be learned right here,
Peter Hastings = she chuckled, catching
him by the collar. Now you trot, or
I'll doubA you up right before this
crowd
Lemme hear from Louisiana-only
rom louisiana he pleaded.
You'll hear from me I! she howled,
giving him shake, and seeing that she
was backed by the crowd be meekly fol-
lowed her away.-DetroU Tree Press.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-03-03

HAD BUSINESS Yesterday.
when lame beggar halted man on
Woodward avenue, and asked for aims,
the pedestrian seemed to look kindly on
him, and asked him to step up stairs into
his Office, and he would see about it. The
beggar followed him up to the top story
OF the block, into an Office, took a seat by
the stove, and when the gentleman had
hung up his oyercoat, and poled up the
fire, he said
So you want aims, do you ?"
Please Heaven, do" was the reply.
What claim have you on my chari-
ty?p
Wen, I dunno, only I'm awful poor"
81 can't give you a cent" said the
gentleman. You haven't made out a
clear case, and therefore you will get
nothing from me-"
Why didn't you say so at the foot OF
tie stairs ?" asked the beggar, remem-
bering it was three pairs up, and three
down.
:" 1 an business man. have bust
ness hours and business office. If /
could do.busness Mt the foot Of the stairs,
] shouldn't lay rent for this Office. And
now, you climb V'-Do,roH Free Press.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-03-03
Z STORY or s0MNAMBULIsM.

James Il. Prior, Of st. Louis, accord
ing to the Globe Democro,, has an adopt
ed daughter of thirteen years who per-
forms wonderful gymnastic feats in her
sleep. Finding her room vacant one
night, Mr.. Prior began a search, which
resulted in discovering her walking along
n narrow iron railing which protected a
gallery running the entire width of the
house. When she re achod the end Of
the railing she Deliberately turned and
walked back. This feat she performed
several times with grace and apparent
carelessnesS. Ia the meantime. Mr..
Prior came to himself, but fearing Tint
fhe moved it Won Ia start.e the girl, and
she would fall to the paved yard below,
he remained quiet while she continued
her perilous walk. In few moments
she appeared to be satisfied, and careful
ly stepping 70 chair, reached the floor
and glidcd slowly by Mr.. Prior, down
the hallway, into her apartment and bed
whore she was soon sleeping sweetly. AT
another time Mr. and Mrs. Prior found
the girl had crawled through the sky
light and was promenading the length OF
the roof ridge. She was walking with
her arms hanging listessly by her side,
and her head inclined forward, as if she
was looking Immediately in front OF her
feet. The moon was shining brightly
aul the white, 1.-the form Of the sleeping
girl could be seen block distant. There
was chimney half way to the ridge,
and sometimes she made detours to the
right and left, going completely around
the obstruction, regaining the ridge, and
trayersng Its entire length. Once she
leaned on the chimney and seemed alb
s0rbed in deep meditation. Each time
sho reached the end Of the roof it appear
ed to be her deliberate purpose to wall,
oil, bat she always checked herself when
within about foot Of the edge, and slow
Iy turning, carefully retraced her steps
Twice she descended on the incline Of the
roof, each uno returning to tie ridge
very rapidly, ms if She had met with
something that excited hor fears. Sever
al times she looked up as if gazing at the
stars or listening t) some distant sound
Suddenly, while ut The point of the rilg,
which she had first reached, She began tc
descend in tie direction Of the sl,ylght
taking each step with great caution, and
making slow progress. When she haC
nearly reached the opening Mr.. Prior
quietly withdrew. In Il few moment.
Laura followed, proceeding at once tc
the gGrret stairs and disappearing down
the dark passage Mr. and Mrs. Priol
followed, keeping behind her as closely
as possible, but before they could reach
her she was in her room and composing
herself in bed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-03-03

VICTORY OF A HARDWARE CLERK
A sprighuy looking man with sandy
whiskers and butF colored satchel enter
ed hardware store yesterday, where he
encountered the head clerk, whose hu-
NOR frequently takes practical turn.
Good morning, SIR said the spright-
ly looking man, as he began to open his
satchel. Bad day OUT
DON'T want any cutlery responded
the clerk.
But l assure you, sir
Don't want any chi:sels, nor ham
mers, nor carpet-tacks.'
But, my dear sir =
Don't want any handsaws, stoves nor
cradle-bades, axes or anything, else.-
Don't even want tin horn.'
BY this time the sprightly looking man
had unbuclIed the straps of his yalice
dipped down into it and brought to light
a small, curiousIy shaped machine
which he held up to view with a proud
smile.
This, sir said he, is q model Of
Slimpson's celebrated cooking stove and
wash pot combined. You will perceive
that the movement is rendered recipro-
cal by this simple =
Ny friend interrupted tho head
clerk, d. you know that you are liable
to be counted out at any moment ?-Tho
returning board is in session right here. >
But just do me the kindness to exam
inc this beautiful piece OF mechanism
It.
See here, Stranger, said the clerk,
did you ever know crippled man ia
become Pre- .idont?'
No, sir, | believe not.
Wen, if you've got any ambition that
way you had better leave the store, be.
cause, in a general seattle between yol
and me you might get your leg broker
over some ofthese ovens,and things
The sprighty man took the hint pack
ed his model and left in hurry, while
the head clerk went to the drawer, select
ed the cleanest looking $40 bill and pu
it IN his pocket as token Of victory
allan ta Constitution.
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CHROM0S. eo1!, THE .Ioss IosE'i.5 .a g d

CHR0MOS. enI!I THE .Iocs Iorg'iI # ln 1,
world, en- bracing over 100000 ChFoDu
fainllngs and Choice Prints, at our Y
Iarged ART Rooms. All the new ''
popular subjects at rock bottom price
The Fails Of the Rhine, size 2OA2o~l
mahllc and grand ; Scene on the ou'4%
hanna, one OF the hits Of the seaSolf y,
l9N2l Lake Lucerne, Swit2erl4ndi Y
most beautiful lake in the world III
Bella, charming scene in NorlheH' \
ally, companion to the preceding, NJ
Boston Light, beautiful marine; ~
n great demand Old Oaken bgS'
White Mountains, Niagara FANS ~
port, Saratoga, Gathering Primrose,
the Sea Shore, Paddy in Difficulty e.
Virgin Vesta, Snow Storm, AlnrrIg rI'.
Fruits, and other 24x30 subjects, ff..
Business Cards, Sunday School B,n,, S%
Statuary, Notices, Black ground "ns
etc. Also the finest and most co"F
assortment Of 9Xll Chromos, %"
white mounts, blue line and black InJ Ea
gold line. Our stock EN- braces even "a
desirable for Dealers, Agents or floni ~,
purposes, and all should test oIr pr
and quality of work. The right prg
can realize an Independence in eVy9 ,,.t
oaity by taking an agency for our ~. ',IT
ed and framed chromos. Parllcuie"!,,ssr lam
Illustrated catalogue on receipt OF -"
Send for SO or s. outfit. Address
j. LATHAM g. CO., o..
40 Washington ST., Boston, NO.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-03-03

The above is but an outline of our
Goods now in Stock. We offer all Goods
at Living Prices, and guarantee sales to
be as low in Price, If not lower than any
place in the county.
f. II. LORTNG.
Trinity Center, Dec. u, 1876. 3m.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-03-03

JOSH BHHNGs wants to know who
ever heard rich man sing. Why
should rich man want to sing, when he
can hire some one to do it for him so
much better
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-03-03
MI. - 1 1 Ia 9 @E~S

S"ss"F'" i3 the resolt of 20 years oxrcr.
ments, by br, Samuel Pitcher, of Massachn
setts. 1t is vegetable preparation rs effect
i've as Castor Oil, bat perfectly pleasant TO tb
taste. Itcan bo taken by tho youngest infant
and neither gags nor gripos. DIR. A. J. Green
of Royslon, Ind, says Gift:
Sns,;-. have tried tho Castoria and cal
aPG@4 a,S hiEhi{ Of u merits. twill think, d
and harmless, and is wonderfully onicaclo.
" n an apelient and laxative 1t is the ver
The Castoria destroys worms, regulates III
stomach, cures Wind Collie, and permits 4
natural healthy sleep. 1t is very oGicaciai
IN Group, and tor loetbiug Children. Honey
Is not rlcasanter to the taste, and Castor O.
Is not so certain in its effects. 1t costs Ji
. cints, in large bottles.
j. ., hosA 4 Co., d Dcy St. New York.
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First Premium over all
American and Foreign
Manufacturers.
Telegram received by Sherman & Hyde

New YORK, Sept. 30.
Received the highest a
ward for sympathetic, pure
and rich tone, combined with
great power, as shown by the
three styles-Grand, Square
and Upright Pionos-which
show intelligence and soIidity
in their construction, a plant
and easy touch, which at the
same time answers promptly
to its requirements, together
with excellence of workman
ship. A. WEBER.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-03-03
CINTAUR LININENTE
The Quickest, Surest and Chean.
est Remedies.

Physicians recommend, and Farriers 4.
clare that no such remedies have ever bef-s.
been in use. Words are cheap, but the ~
prietors Of these articles will present hil
bottles to medical men, gratis, and will gg,.
antee more rapid and satisfactory results tta.
have ever before been obtained.
Thc Centanr Linimenl, White Vro,
per, will cure rheumatism, Neuralgia In'.
baeo, Scatiea, Caked Breasts, Sore Mimi.
Frosted Feet, Chilblains, Swellings, Sprain.
and any ordinary
FLESH, BONE OR MUSCLE AILMENT
1t will extractth poison ofbites and stp-
and heal burns or scalds without a scar
Locliaw, Palsy, Weak Back, Caked Bros.,.
Earacho, Touthache, Itch and Cutaneon.
Erdrtions readily yield to its treatment.
Henry Black, of Ada, Hardin Co.. Obio
says: "1iy wife has had rheumatism fora
years no rest, no sleep--could scarcely wol.
across the floor. She is now completoly c,ra,
by the use Of Ccntaur Liniment. WealIfd
thankful to You and recommend your wcnd.,.
ful medicine to all our friends"
James liurd, OF Zanesyile, O., says: Tn.
Centmr Liniment cured my Neuraleiap
Alfred Tush, of Newark, writes "Soni
me ono dozen bottles by express. The Lin.
ment has saved my leg. Iwaut to distriln,,
it, Ec"
Tho sale Of this Linimont is Increasing ran.
idly.
The CeRtauT yellow yyyon
per, is for the toagh skin, flesh and museIc,|
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-03-03
SOCIETY NOTICES.

Trfnsfy lodge, .970. ~, H. y Il. M,
Hold thcir regular communications at Ma
SONIC Hall, Weayeryille, on the last Saturday
Of oaoh month. HoW Of meeting, Z o'clock,
p. NJ. j. W. PHILBEUOK, ". NJ.
NJ. j. GRIFFIN Secretary. janl.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-03-03

Trinity Chapter, No. 10, R. Il. ~,
Meets on the Second and Fourth Tuesdays
Of each month, at Masonic Hall, Weaver,
Vile, ut O'clock =. Ne
0. c. CHRiSTIANSEN, II. p.
NJ. T. GRIFFIN, Secretary. Janl.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-03-03

sfsIfd ERcoatpmenE, Ne. 12, =. o. o. r..
Meets on tho evenings Of the First and Third
Tuesdays IF each month at ODD FELLOWS
HALL WsVeryille, al O'Clock. Patriarch3
from abroad are invited to ,isit us.
W. i. } u NkANS, c. =.
c. W. CRAIG, Scribe. Janl
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HoRsrs, NUDES ANn ANMA1s.

We have never yet seen case of Spar;-
Sweony, Eins-bone, Wind gall, Scratches,
Poll-Evil, which this Lniment would no
speedily benefit, and we never saw but c,
cases which it woud not cure. 1t will car
when anything can. 1t is folly to spend .Y
for farrier, when one dollars worth Of c.,
taar Liuineat will do better The foloois,
Is a sample Of tlotosiimony producod;
"JaFFfEsoY, Mo-, Nov. 10. 1S72.
Somo time ago / was shipping horses 4,
ST. Louis. got ono badly crippled in ii,
car NTH great diiticulty / got him to tb,
stable on Fourth Avenue. The stab!o-kecp,.
gave me bottle of your Contaur Linimsri
which used with such success that in two
days the hofsowas as active and nearly well.
have been veterinary surgeon for thirty
years, but yoJr Linimenl heads ANYTHING
eyor used.
~. M'CARrY, Veterinary Surgeon" -.
For Hostage stamp we will mai! a Centaal
Almanac, containing hundreds of cortiieatos
nom c'cY state in The Union. These Linz
moEts are now sold b. all dealers in tho coan.
uy-
Laboratory Of j. B. Rose & Co.,
Al D1F ST., NEW ToRE.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-03-03
FREMONT HOTEL,
Va AIN STR EET,
RED BLUFF.
WILLIAM P. MAYHEM,
Proprietor.

The Proprietor would most respectfully an.
nounee TO his many old friends and also the
travelling public that he has leased this we'll
known brick hotel, and will at all times be
found ready 70 wait upon all those who may
favor him with the light OF their couptenapees
The TABLE will be supplied with the best
the market affords Tho ROOMS are large,
well ventilatod and furnished with new Spring
Beds throughout.
janl. WILLIAM p. MAYHEM,
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