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OREeoN.-A strong effort will be made to
bring in Oregon as a slave State. The Dem
ocratic party is strong in the territory, and
Democracy and slavery extension have be-
come almost convertible terms.
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To Nervous : II fFere rs.--A Retired Clergyman,
restoreed to heath ia few days after many years Of
great nervous suffering, is anxious to make known the
means of Wi stnd free, the prescription used.
Direct to Rev. JOHN NJ. DAGN ALL. No. so Futon St.,
Brooklyn, n. Y. deod&w3m jy3m
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IMPORTANT MEDICAL WORK,
JUST ISSUED FROM THE PRESS.
DIR. DILLENBACK
DICATED INHALATION,

THE TREATMENT or
Consumption, Bronchitis. Asthma,
and Cutarrh;
Comprising all the discoveries and improvements
in this mode Of practice together with the remedies used
Illustrated lO1th numerous Cases and Engrauings
Octave Volume, 224 pages, Price 81.
This book is of interest not only the proles.
sional man. bat to the general reader 1t is also be
valuable and useful guide to the eonsumptve invalid
and should be in the hands of every family in the land
Dr. D. attends to the examination and treatment of the
above disease daily, from O'Clock till g. at his office
Cambridge street, Boston.
my16 dTuTh&SEw1v
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NewtOn's COugh BaIsnuh for the relief and
cure OF Group Influenza Bronchitis Whooping Cough
Common Colds affecting the Lungs and air passages gen
eray ana long stan ling CoughsIn these there not
MS superior and while tis thus eicacous it is perfect
~ SAFE to administer to all persons all ages both an
expectorant and as eInetic,
This Basam was first compounded and used by the late
Prof Calvin Newton M D, with great success in an ex
tensYe practice for many 1t only to be once
tried to secure for it unparalleled reputation
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail bv BUSH &
mcb25 deoetf
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COstiveuess and DyspepsiRs-DR HARRI
SONS PBRISTALTIC LOZ ENGEs cure Dizziness, Head.
ache Sour Stomach, Faueuce and every form Of Indi
gestcn. They Tonic and and Laxative operate with
out pain, and differ from all physical pills For Pills
and all symptoms incident to females, especially in the
Young, they incompatible They give color 10 the
Blood and action Of the Liver and assist nature Pre-
scrbed by all Physicians
For saleby the Proprietor, No FREMONT TEMPLE and
by all druggists deod&w6m mch4
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DIR. $. ROsers' dag office is in the Central Elk
change, Post Office floor During the evening and night
may be found At the Water Cure. jeil diff
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A BEA6TIBUL HMAD ON uAIr

A BEAfTIFUL Head % HAM.
"hg4mproved Rosemary, as nSAx mgSle by
j. R4el Spalding, combines everyTSa5hg Gn
ogS6pHSg) required to give richneg Sssgauty,
Sd elegance to the hair 1t is neaS and TSsan,
Zee from all>%jurious minerals Il d oils, 3ad
dSn do no possible harm The peri me is de8.
icaSe and agreeable. We advise al to use i
who desire clean, healthy scalp, and beauti-
full head of hair
"For forcing the growth of the hair, prevent
ing its falling off, and restoring it to bald
places, the Rosemary has probably been used
with as much success as any known article.
"J. RUSSELL SPALDING, p fremont Street,
(opp. Museum Boston, Mass, proprietor
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OHAFIN = DADMU M
ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS at LAW,
Nos. & Worcester Bank Block, Worcester, Mass
HENRY CHAPLIN, APPLETON DADMUN.
ap1 DIFF
III. f. Bishop, d graduate of the Baltimore College
of Dental Surgery having had an extensive practice
III this city for the last ten tw I've ysars has now re-
moved his office to his house. No. IA Pearl street Ehere
bis professional services may still he obtained He would
call attention particularly to his method of treati, chill
drens teeth, securing to them by timely skill al over
sight fine set of Natural Teeth the appr cit on of
which has induced many parents to place their children
under his chsrge-and he hopes all parents viii see he
Importance of early placing every child in the care Of
some skful and faithful Dentist secure their future
comfort.
10 TOOTH POWDER AND VASE &c, for sale
Office open all hours Of the day and evening-l4 Pearl
street, I'd Dwelling House from Main street.
je3 DIV
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DoMEsTIcs-The New York Journal of Commerce re-
pors little activity, bnt actual sales not quite as
large as usual Heavy cotton goods offered more freely
and declined TO- Early buyers from The far South and
West are making their app aranceand some bills sold for
immediate shipment. Heavy boEn sheengs and shirt
ings offered at 9o light firm at ST bleached could be pur
chased at &c above the closing rates for sping.
BOSTON, July 1OThe cotton goods trade remains pref
ty much as noticed last week. The demand continues
moderate, but more activity is looked for soon The
western and Southern trade making their usual
purchases but for export very Little has been one prices
generally are steady, and holders do not look for any
material change at present. The high price of the
raw material will prevent any decline goods could not
be replaced at less than present prices without loss In
brown sheetings the sales have been at SIC for stand
ard heavy goods and sac for light Bleached sheelings
and shirtings have been in moderate demand without
change in prices. Ginghams and DeLeaines are quiet
The new styles of the lPtter yet opened In wool
en- goods very little change Cloths cassimeres and sat.
inets are selling rather freely at about previous
prices.-Shipplng ist.
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CLOSING PRICES AT THE BROKERS' BOARD.


FLOUR-The demand is moderate and prices rather
favor buyers Sales Of western supetne at S6 rs 90
fancy 40; extra so 50 per Dbl
GRAIR-Corn is in moderate demand Sales of vel
low at 943 95ci mixed 80 93c per bush. Oats are il
falr demand at zoe for Northern and Canada. Rye i.
selling at 81 20 a | % per bush.
PROVIs1uNS-Pork is in limited request Sales @
prime At $21 Il 5Oj mess at u rs; clear and extrl
clear rs u per Dbl, cash and Beef is steady
Sales OF mess and extra at SIG so per bb casi
and mos Lard is in moderate demand Sales in bbls
at l4t l54cj kegs l54 Ice per b., cash and mos
Hams are dull at IL l3c per ID. cash and mos
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VETERINARY DISEASE
BY S. JOY,
At the Stable of N. L. Bemis
mY21 No "a EXCHANGE Street. Mnrcaster. darnA
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sREGEAL NuTICEs.

Office hours from to P. NJ Out door practice attended
to as heretofore, For terms &C., address
mch7 d&wtf S. ROGERS, NJ. D.
GEORGE SESSIONS.
FuFnishing Underwater s. Coffin Ware.
house,
Coffns, Caskets, Patent Metallic Burial Gases and
Robes Of every description always haEd. Also the
NET PATENT METALLIC CAsKET, Of all sizes.
Every thing connected with the management of uner
ais promty attended to. No. 40 Front street. residence
SO Front street, Worce ester, Mass. d&Wtf my2S
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WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRUGGIST,
And dealer in Gold Plata and Foil, Mineral Teeth aud
Dental Findings Also Manufacturer of Soda Water and
syTups.
N. B. Physicians Prescriptions carefully prepared
rom the best medicines. dtf f26
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Also, gives special attention the treatment of Female
Complaints, and diseases Of Children
GT IA Newbury street. between Pleasant and Austin
50 dtf
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PLANO FoRTM ANb MHIs S,s ROOMS
myS No. Mechanics Hail. Up Stairs. dly
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o. F.. II r. RIs,
ID EN- TIST,
1853 main street, opposite the new Mechanics Hall
Vl Building, dNwtf
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w. n. THAYER,
TEA G e r OF MUSIC,
Rooms in Rawcetps Block up stairs opposite the oty
yl9 Hall, Worcester dNWtf
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ItTsUJ
New and Second Hand FURNITURE
CARPETS, FEATHERS, BEDS, STOVES, and gem
eral assortment of House Furnishing Goods.
N B.-Second hand Furniture bought and removed
without trouble to the seller, at 232 Main street.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-05-02
Notice.

In the District Court Of the 18th Judicial District for Trinity Co.
}. +. CHErIIs VS.. J. B. CARTwRIGuT.
w llEREAS, the above named plaintiff filed
W his complaint against said defendant to en-
force the payment of Mechanic Lien heretofore
filed against the said defendant and in favor of
said plaintiff. upon certain Bridge built across
the Trinity river, in said County, at D. J. Gal
vns ranch, about two miles below Bates x Van
Matre $ ranch, for the sum of S212O and the said
plantlf having obtained judgment against said
defendant for said amount at the February term.
A. d. 1857, of said Court
BY order of the Court in the above cause all
persons having Liens against said property are
required to be and appear before said District
Court ON the 18th day Of May, 1857, at the Court
louse IN said County, at 10 o'clock, a. m, to
make due proof Of their Liens as provided bv
law or sad liens will be forever barred.
BY Order of the Court,
Dated April 2S, 1857 Ijot
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-05-02
The Meeting on Trinity.

We attended q meeting on Sunday last, held at
the store of c. Stanhope, Esq, at Kanaka Bar.
Trinity river, by the citizens and miners who as
scmbled to consider ways and means TO construct
a ditch from Recses Mill to Steiner's Flat, the
survey and location of which has just been fin
ished in very complete and scientific manner by
II. /. Wheeler, Esq, c. f. The meeting was
very well attended by the citizens, and some
considerable interest felt and taken in the matter
by some of the best and most reliable men on the
river. Tne report of the engineer established the
fact positively as to its practicablity and set
forth in accurate detail the estimate, cost and
particulars of its construction There can be no
doubt that this ditch will pay, and pay largely if
completed Nothing in the world can prevent it
from paying large dividend on the stock, if
finished, Notwithstanding tho little bubbles raised
against it by some whose personal prejudice car
res them too far. The very silly objections
which arc used by some men on the river to stay
or kill the enterprise can hardly be treated with
the respect of candor. 1t is little too high up
on the bank and don't cross the river often
enough for some while it is too low down on the
bars and not high enough up on the banks and
benches for others. The grade is not sufficient
for some while the estimate is considered too low.
All these little quibbles and objections appear to
come chiefly from men who have little interest
that might come in collision with the sweeping
privileges advantages and profits Of the big ditch
In regard to the objection about the ditch not
being high enough on the benches, there will not
in all probability be but very few instances with
done in the banks beyond the reach of the water
that this ditch will afford for the next ten years
We aLprehend however that the strongest objec-
tion against the ditch is the one that it is bound
to pay little better than the bitches already in
operation. With those men who own bitches and
wheels this should not be an objection, because
though it will open all additional field for the
hard laborng man. and give work to hundreds,
it will not lessen the Importance or the value of
theirs. The committee appointed on Sunday last
to sell stock will meet on next Sunday the Sd Of
May, lat Mr.. Bates, near Stener's Flat at o'clock
p. m., to take measures to organize for the imme-
diatc commencement of the work. Let every
man on the river who regards his own true inter.
est attend and participate in the preliminary
work of securing the completion Of the above
work. There are rich mines on the river where
all tie water which the above ditch would carry,
if il were even 400 sluice heads could be sold for
the next twenty years The little bitches
about Weaver pay for themselves twice or three
, times every year.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-05-02

SHERIFF IloLT DIscHARGED.-Through the kind
aess of B. Henry Wyman, esq, Of Union who ar
rived in town yesterday, we are placed in posses
sion OF the humboldt Times OF last Saturday.
from which we gather the following particulars
relative to The discharge Ct Sheriff Holt:
Constable Barron, of Klamath having in Gus,
tody Sheriff Holt arrived here on Tuesday, and
on Thursday morning Holt appeared beforG Ro.
bert Parker, Esq, of Trinidad, aud was diseLarg,
cd, result which created little surprise in this
section Mr.. Barron informed us yesterday morn
ing that Holt bad no examination before ihe Jus,
tice but was discharged 10y that lunctionary with
out his even looking ut the commitment. We do
not mean TO cast any reflections on the Justice
fhe probably acted in good faith, but this was
case Of too grave q character TO be numbered
&pong the many farces that have taker place in
his court.
30 ends this matter. Blu! il appears that Holt
is barely out OF the officers clutches ON this
charge when new difficulty presents itself. We
are informed that the Grand Jury of klamath
t9und p bill against him last week for embezzling
the countys funds. and bench warrant was or.
dered for his arrest. The amount of his defalca.
tion was estimated ~ tha! body to be over $780,
900.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-05-02
III O t 1 Q O..
In the District Court Of The 18th Judicial District for TintyCo

In the District Court Of The 18th Judicial District for TinhCo
d. HowLASD vs. J. b. CARTWRIGHT.
WHEREAS, the above named plaintiff having
w filed his complaint against said defendant in
said Court to enforce the payment of a Mechan-
les Lien heretofore against the said defendant
and in favor of said plaintiff, upon a certain
Bridge built across Trinity river, in said county.
at D. }. Galvn's ranch, about two miles below
Bates Van Matre's ranch, for the sum of four
hundred and nineteen dollars and twelve cents.
!S4l9 ~ and said plaintiff having obtained
Judgment against said defendant for said amount
at the February term, A. d. 1857, of said Court
By order of the Court made in the above cause
all persons having Liens against said property
are required to be and appear before the said Dis,
trct Court on the 18th day of May. 1857. at the
Court House in Weavervlle, in said county. at
III O'Clock. a, M, to make due proof of their liens
as provided by law or such liens will be barred
BY Order Of the Court.
Dated April 20, 1857. l52t
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-05-02

We take the following from the San Francisco
Herald of the 18th ult Miss Mary Conner, the
subject of the notice is the daughter of an old and
esteemed citizen of this place, James o 'Connor,
Esq.
RELIGIOUS CEREMoNY.--A large asscmblage
took place yesterday morning. at an early hour,
at the Convent of the Presentation on Powell
street, in this city the occasion being the recep
ton of candidate into the noyitiate, prior to
the final taking of the VOWS of the Order. The
impressive formulas of the Church were pronoun-
ccd by the Archbishop, and these as we'll as the
character of the music used on the occasion, were
of deeply solemn nature. The beautiful chap
el on the second floor of the building, where the
ceremony took place. was filed by the nuns, the
officiating priests, and the train Of little girls ro
bed in spotless white and adorned with bridal
wells and flowers. At the proper period. after the
pronunciation of a suitable discourse, and the
prayer and invocations had been made, the choir
commenced the recitation of one OF the GregOri-
an chants, while procession of little girls,
beautifully arrayed, slowly issued from the chap
el. Following these came the young novice, a
Miss O'Connor tasefully robed in bridal cos
tune Of the most elaborate and recherche style,
and holding Il candle. The train proceeded to
one of the inner rooms, and after n short period
re-appeared the accessories were still the same,
but the candidate had put from her the habli-
ments of worldly pride and vanity, and wore
merely the black dress assumed during the novi
tatc. with white cape, hood, ect The ceremony
was deeply interesting. and in every particular
suggestive of that subimity that invariably ac-
all the abscrvances connected with
Mother Church.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-05-02

THE CALIFORNIA APr0INrMENTs--We were
kindly furnished by a gentleman with letter
yesterday says the San Francisco Chronicle, writ
ten by an old Californian, and dated Washington
March %, from which we make the following cx-
tract relative to California appointments. The
writer has just arrived at Washington from New
York, and says:
Il found the Californians in general ribulation
in consequence of the reported appointments /
went up to the California headquarters, the Kirk;
wood House. when was informed that Washing
ton was Collector; Tilford. Naval Officer, the
present Naval Officer to be Surveyor in place of
the present incumbent, Van Voorhees,, who is ro-
tatcd out. McDufIie, U. s. Marshal, removed to
make way for solomon. of Tuolumne Col For
man, of Sacramento, removed for one Elder ; Col.
Henley retained Indian Agent Fry. special
Post Office Agent, removed for one Whittlcsy,
friend of the Postmastcr-Gencral; Weller, of
San Francisco Post Office retained. Penn John
son, who says he was promised the situation OF
[. :. Marshal is deeply indignant he and Van
voorhees,, last night talked OF stumpng the State
for next Congress, vowing revenge. Some par
ties said Gwin had outwited Brodcrick others
said that Weller, Scott, McKibb;n, Denver and
Herbert, have formed a combination against
Broderick, resulting in none OF the latter friends
getting any appointments. Mr.. Broderck was,
| presume, somewhat unacquaintcd with the
ropes which gave his opponents splendid
chance.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-05-02
FOR SALE-

UNIIE subscriber being dcsirous of returning to
l the eastern States, offers for sale at a bargain
his claim and interest in ditch leading from The
mouth of Weaver creek to the claims on Trinity
Bar. The ditch at present carries eight sluice-
heads Of water, and the claims Qwo in number)
are each l20 feet front and extending to the
bluff. And person wishing TO purchase would do
well to call on the subscriber at his residence on
Trinity Bar, above the mouth of Weaver creek
and examine the premises. +. c. BARR.
Trinity River, May 2, 1857. ljtd.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-05-02
Stockholders Attend !

The Shareholders in the Stock Of The Trinity
Water Company afc tetcb5 notified to attend
meeting Of said Cotftany at hOchet'sne. Build
ing, in the town of Weaverslle, on Sunday, the
18th inst, at 2 o'clock, p. m. A general and
punctual attendance is required. as business of
importance will be brought forward. BY order
of the Board of Trustees,
S. CLARK JONES' Secretary.
Weaverville, May 2. 1857. st.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-05-02

FRAcAs,=-A serious fight tool place last Friday
above Sidncy Iiill between John Dougherty and
John Brannan, ip which the latter was severely
injured. The difficulty originated about a min
ing claim both protesting to own certain piece
of ground. Brannap had pick driven into his
back just be]oy The left shoulder, and large
piece bitten from his forehead. Dougherty had
his head severely bruised yithrocks and pick han
dies. But for the Interference of other parties
the fight would have resulted in the death of one
or both Of the men. Brannau is recovering
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-05-02

AN OPINIoN-The society organized for the
purpose of encouraging immigration TO this statei
in their address, say
Let the press everywberc-that glorious expo
nent of public feeling and public enlightenment
lift up its voice rouse the people to their duty,
and cali pom them, by the love they bear them
selves their wives and children, to do what they
can to promote the prosperity of their adopted
home-the advancement and glory of the Com
monwealth. Though murders. assassinatons and
various crimes against the laws of God and man,
have heretofore stained our annals, as they have
the annals of every civilized people on the globe,
yet by whom have these crimes been committed
By outlaws. such are found all over the world.
Who. in the majority of such cases, have been
the victims? Men of dssipated course of life,
who engendered their own destruction, and would
have done so had they been dwellers in any other
cline or country. We believe California and its
adjacent Territories will compare favorably on
the score of morality and Christian observances
with any-even the most favored Of our eastern
sister States Human life is as secure here as in
the best regulated government in the world. If
the contrary appears to be true, it is only an ap
pcarance, arising from the fact that all the crimes
of vast territory, extending over many degrees
of latitude and longitude, are concentrated semi
monthly in one burning focus. and, as conse-
quence, are grossly exaggerated in the public
mind. We reitcrate our conviction that. in no
part of the world is the Christian Sabbath better
observed, the sanctity OF domestic life more hon
ored, and intelligence virtue and honorable deal
ing more respected, than in the Pacific State and
Territories. Human nature here, however, is
like human nature everywhere. II has its bright
and beautiful side, and its dark and rcpulsve as
pect The good and the true are, here as else
where, found in fatal companionship with the
false
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-05-02
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons having
l y claims against the estate of Thomas Dougher-
ty. deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within ten months after the date of this
notice to the undersigned administrator of said
estate at the Office of J. Chadbourne, in Weaver
vile, County of Trinity, and State OF California
Those indebted to said estate are requested to
come forward and settle the same.
MEL DOUGHERTY.
administrator of said estate.
Weaver, April 27, 1857. 154t
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-05-02

CRESCENT CrrY.-Thc Herald says that the
company which went down, some time since. TO
endeavor 10 turn and bring into our harbor the
vessel which has been SO long bottom up off the
klamath, have returned, but we regret to say.
without success. They cut the chain, and at last
accounts the vessel was drifting out to sea-
Sheriff Holt, of Klamath county, had arrived al
Crescent City, and was taken up to Orleans by
the way of Humboldt Bay
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-05-02
ReIfEious N0fiecs

The Most Reverend j. s. ALEMANY, Archbishop
of San Francisco. will visit Weaverville for the
purpose of administering the Sacrament Of Con.
firmation, on Sunday, the 10th inst. The scrvi-
ces will commence at 10 o'clock, a. m.
trhe citizens of Weavetsille and ticinil, are
cordially invited to attend. -
JOHN 1NGOLDsBY.
Weaver, May 1851
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-05-02

New SPRING GooDs, HARNESS, &c.-By refer
cnce to our advertising columns it will be seen
that the house of d. NJ. Edcr & Co. have received
large assortment of spring and summer goods
Also, just received, fine lot of leather harness
an article never before offered in this place Far
mers, teams!ers and others would do we'll TO ex-
anime them.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-05-02

BALL AT OREGON GULCH We would ask the
especial attention of our readers to the fact that
Cotillon Party will be given at the " Nation
al HOTEL Oregon Gulch, on Friday evening
next, by Frank Harris. This is the first Ball of
the season on the Gulch, and we doubt not it will
be well attended. Everybody knows that Frank
will make the occasion pleasant one for those
who are present