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Z. DEFFIS.

above work to Shutdown Amador Co.. has open
ed an extensive mineral district, said to be as
rich as any mines in the State. 1t viii be rccol-
lcctcd that the Butte Ditch project was got up
some time after the plan Of organization Of the
same principle. The amount of capital stock
was higher than the capital stock of the Trinity
County Ditch, but the shares were quickly taken
and the amount ofCapital stock soon raised by
the miners and business men in the vicinity of
S,alown who are now rcaping a rich harvest
from the gold mines which its waters are deyclo-
ping.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-11

MANsGNETA FLAr.-The nume of Ileseltne & Co..
taking the water from Mansincta creek one half
mile above the fiat, is now in full opcration.-
convey the waters of the creek on the high banks
at Vanee's Bar, aad Immediately Apostle Cox $.
These claims it is believed, will all pay WELL
but the present high state of the water in the
Trinity prevents their being worked.
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1856.
H-oP s.
AND SUPERIOR MALT.
1856

TNHE UNDERSIGNED MOST RESPECTFUL
l. ly invites the attention of BREWERS 10 the
fact that he has made arrangements to receive
monthly from New York few bales of very choice
New Hops, selected and packed expressly for him,
which he guarantees first quality aud of the crop
of 1856 The first invoice has just arrived.
Also to his
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-11

TnEATRIcAL.-T Fairy Minstrel and Drama
tic Company, have been entertaining our citizens
for the past four nights, with some additions to
the troupe. We ware highly pleased with Mrs
Hanks Her pcrsonation Of Mariana In the wife
was truthul and life like. Woodard & MCGOWAN
need no comment they understand their business
Mrs j. D. McGowcn is as happy as ever in hcl
lively characters, and bids fair to be one of the
best on the boards.
We are glad to see the Manager of this troupe
so careful in his selection of company. The
ladies in particular are an ornament to the pr
vate circle as well as to their profession.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-11
BlR LIS

In Wcavcrvlle, on the Sd inst, the wife of John
Carr, OF a Son.
In Weaverville, on the 9th inst, the wife of O.
ii. p. Norcross, of Son.
At Canon Creek, on the 7th inst the wife Of
Josnph Cahill Of q SnN.
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Malt Establishment,

in this city, the only extensive one in the coun-
try. which is under the supPrntendence of an old
practical and experienced Malscr, where can al
ways be had in any quantities, MALT, guaranteed
of very superior quality, made from choice old
Barley which he offers for sale at very low price
for CASH. Prompt and particular attention Civ
en- to all orders addressed to him at the office of
the PIONEER MALT HOUSE, No. 81 and SO
Washington street San Francisco.
apll 3m. LEWIS =. FORD.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-11

THE FUNERAL or CHRISTIAN GEuLER.-The last
ri shts and cermonies over the mortal remains of
Christian Geucr whose death and the causes
which produced it, will be found recorded in
another place in to days paper, was performed
on Friday, the 10th inst, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. by
North Star Lodge No. 81, l. O. of O. F. of which
Order the deceased was member.
The Order turned out in their fell and beauti
full Regalio, and presented both an imposing and
dignifed appearance. We noticed with pleasure
the attendance off number Of ladies in the pro-
cession. The procession moved down Main and
up Oregon street to the burial ground, headed
by the Trinity Brass Band, whose plaintivc and
solemn strains touched the moral sensibity Of
those who witnessed the scene, and carried the
sympathy and respect of the living to the tomb Of
him who has only gone a little in advance of the
honorcd and benevolent Brotherhood who laid
his remains in its last resting place
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-11

ARREST OF j. W. Holt, SHERIFF OF KLAMATH
COuNTY.-A tclegraphic dispatch from San Fran
cisco to the Sacramento Union of the 9th inst,
gives the following
j. W. Holt. Sheriff Of klamath Co. was last
night arrested on charge of being accessory TO
murder, after the fact he having assisted Mich
ael Donnclly, who murdered man named Camp
bell, to escape.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-11

FATAL ACCDENT.--C Christian Gculer was killed
on Thursday morning while working in the claim
of Owens Doughcrty on Sidney Hill, by the
cayng of bank. This is the second fatal ac-
Dougherty, ONE of the owners, having been killed
on the 18th OF last month. Mr.. Gcuer was bur
led by North Star Lodge, |. O. Of o, +. Of this
place, he being member of the Order.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-11

JAC&s)N AND BENroN.--A correspondent Of the
St. Louis RcpUJhcan tells the following charac-
ter.stc anccdotc of Col Benton:
During Che Creek war. Gen. Jackson, who
was then very hostile to Col. Benton, issued an
order relieving The latter from the command of n
little post somewhere near the dividing line he
tween Georgia and Florida. and appointcd his
Inspector General Col. Al thur r. IIohgue TO the
command. Col. Benton acted with great courtc-
sy towards Col H., and resigned the command
at once 10 him-gave him all the information he
oscs'Cd and invited m to his mess. At the
very first meal Col. b. broke loose on Gen. Jack
son. Col. H. soon interrupted him, observing
that the relation he bore to Gen. jackson forbade
the idea ofhis listening silently to such language
Col b. starting up with flashing eyes, remarked
You are right, sir; right sir, | appreciate your
feelings and hcnceforth shall be very careful not
to wound them, but (and he used considerable
cmphasls) must be allowed for the last time to
say he is a id rascal?"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-11

MIsLAID.-An interesting and we'll written
communication from Cores" of Ridgevie,
was either mislaid or taken from this Office
This sort Of thing seldom happens with us and
We particularly regret il IN This case.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-11

readers and the public to the advertisement Of
A. MITCHELL Esqr., in another column. Mr.
Mitchell has just received heavy and well as
sorted stock suited 20 the wants of miners and
oilers them for sale at low figures. Call and sce
his extensive sleek.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-11

ANorHER (rREkT ENTERPEJsE.-J. W. Sullivan
is taking the wind out Of the sails Of his competi-
tors in speed and enterprise in this State the
Expresses On the arrival of the j. l., Stephens
last sunday, finding his packages had come safe
ly to hand, he Immediately chartered the fine
steamer Cornctia for trip 10 Sacramento, with
view Of carrying up his packages for the inte.
ror. The Cornclia started about o'clock and
rcscGcd Sacramento before 3 o'clock yesterday
morning in full time to send off the interior pack
ages to the agents hy the stages in the morning
BY this means papers from all parts Of the Union
find their way through California twenty lour
hours ahead of expresses and mails This is
quite an achievement, and when it is added that
it was accomplished at an expense Of about ST.,
000, oar readers can appreciate it.
Mr.. sullivan conferred Il great favor on the
public Of the interior by carrying all the letter
bags of the mail for points beyond this city, to
Sacramento. The Cornelia returned about 3 o.
clock yesterday afternoon, and Mr.. Gilbert, the
puyscr. lad us under obligations for file Of yes
tcrday's Sacramento papers Torn Taih.
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Notice of Dissolution.

'I'llE coparncrship heretofore existing between
l. John Colbert and Richard Ryan, in the bus
mess of keeping a Ball Court, Bar. &c, and in
all the business to which said partnership extend
ed, is this day dissolved by mutual consent Mr.
Ryan will receive and receipt for all debts due the
firm, and pay all demands against the same.
JOHN COLBERT,
RICHARD RYAN.
Weaver, March 49, 1857. I2-3w".
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-11

CEIEsrIALS ~ THE MINFS-Wihn the past
week or two We have noticed large numbers of
Chinese with their imm baggage. on their
way to the Northern mines. This cmigrat on
we presume. is accounted for by the fact of the
c.tiznns of onr Northern Counties entertaining
som what more liberal views in reference to the
working % our poorer class of mines by the Asia
tets. and also as a matter of financial policy in
regard to revenue derived from such somcc.-
Last year. il we remember right. the m;n'rS of
Shasta and Trinity Counties, held meetings and
resolved to notify the Chinese to leave their dig
gings and go beyond the County houlsaries.
notwithstanding the l'ccns' imposed upon them
hy our laws was acknowledged o b. eXorbtnnt
and Amounting To almost prohibition of this
class oi foreigners.
W. would not b. uud rslood as being the Nd
vocttc Of. or A. sympathlscrs with this class OF
beings. hut at the present time when orr finances
are in such d.lap,dated condition. we think
that The prosperity and cXpedicncy of allowing
the Chinese to work the poorest Of our mineral
grounds, by their being compelled to pay, as at
present. Il very heavy lc'nse into our treasury is
II matter Of great importance to our state and rs
much Legislation has been had upon it, we con
crivc that this question viii at least admit of
fair and cool discuss.on.-R Rcd Gilf Beacon
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-11

Mr. WnPPLE--Of Klamath will receive our
thanks for Public Documents. Mr.. Whipple's re-
port on Indian affairs is both able and interes
ting paper.
We shall take occasion to speak of it hereaf-
10,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-11

PooR PIERCE !-Alalleuah we have reached
the last day of poor Pierccs administration. At
twelve o'clock on Wednesday, the wost Of the
United States Presidents retired into private life
we fervcntly hope. to enjoy the plantat on
which the Nirginians prOposc-and no doubt will
remember to give him.
sorry record is Franklin Pierces Four
years now, since ne read that fnmilg inaugural
in which he annexed Cuba, hullicd England pat
It'd Mex co on the back and locked up and ad
clear ont of sight and ont of mind that dirty
slavery quarrel and what have they brought
forth As To foreign affairs. the only war he has
carried on has been against the large, powerful
and form dable community of Greytown the on
" quarrel Of any consequences. is a small mean.
dirty quarrel into which he got MS with England
about few ragamuffns whom John Bull wanted
to hire for soldiers whom Franklin Pierce would
Mt part with on any account and at whose palpa-
bly, Illegal departure for Nicaragua he has since
found it convenient to wink. As to domestic af-
Understanding in public life with healthy, Wig
orous Union sentiment to buoy him up-he has
contrvcd, in his four years administration to
cmbtter the quarrel between North and South to
an uncXamplcd extent and narrowly to escape
breaking mp the confrdcracy. He has satisfied
no one. and dsgusted all The fourth of March
ought to be a welcome day to Franklin Pierce =
~, I. Hcra!d.
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JON. KITTREDGE pronr;etor

ANUFACTURER of Fire Proof Doors. Shut
wi ters' Vaults, &c, &c, Battery, near Pacific
Street. San Francisco,
n B.--Orders from the country promptly at.
tended to.
a large assortment Of second hand Doors and
Shutters constantly on hand and far sale at very
low Piic's. gpl Gm.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-11

LETTER FROM NICARAGUA.--We have received
gua but cannot find space for it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-04-11

Mr.. BURcH.-IIas placed us under obligations
for valuable Public Documents.
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w II OIL Z S A L z

STAPLE 81 FAN OK
EB nw VA G=G - Il 70 n ID a6 ,
CLOTHING, ETC,
TIA f NOW or HAND AND ARE con
L 4 stantly receiving hy every Clipper Sh p from
the East and hy every Steamer VIA the Iothmns.
a complete and extensive assortment OF
ALL GOODS IN Their LINE,
Selected expressly for this market by one Of
the Firm which will b" sold ~ the lowest market
prices, and to which the attention Of city and
country buyers is invited. Particular attention
is called to their select stock Of
NEW SPRING GOODS,
comprising the latest styles and designs. large
90. assortment Of
Alexandre's Celebrated Kid Gloves,
Always on hand together with
Large Variety of Buck Gloves, Gauntets, etc.
Also, q very
E'u11 Stock OF EEoStory-,
comprising ...
EVERY ARTICLE IN THIS DEPARTMENT.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-11-12
ara One Of the quickest proceedings in

aA- One of the quickest proceedings in
the administration of justice, has just taken
place in Michigan. On Monday, October
ID, William Crosier and William Cronum,
hands ON board wood boat belonging to
Chicago, called the Charles Summer, we're
sent on shore at Muskegong for milk
While there they heard of dance to come
off at night, and after dark they took a
row boat and went ashore again. They at
tended the dance, and Crosier accidentally
broke window glass. William Young
and John Powers procured guns, loaded
them with buekshot, and swore they would
shoot Crosier He ran away and they pur-
sued him, but, just as Crosier was getting
into the boat, Powers shot him; he. fell into
the water, was picked up by his companion,
but died almost Immediately. Young and
Powers were arrested that night; on Tues
day they were lodged in Jail on Thursday
they we're indicted on Friday they were
arraigned, tried, and convicted Of murder;
on Monday they were sentenced to solitary
imprisonment for life, and on Tuesday night
exactly one week from the time of the
murder-they were lodged in the Peniten-
tiary,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-11-12

Hoiio'coy's PiHs.-General debility and
consumption or wasting of the flesh without
any apparent cause. are manifestations Of dis.
ease that puzzle the faculty. The tonics
and the aperients of the established pharma-
copria do not reach them, and all mineral
preparations hasten the progress of decay
In such eases the reproductive power Of the
blood is gone. The waste of nature goes on,
and the sickly and diluted fluid which circu-
lates through the venous system cannot re-
pair the loss. Ia such crisis, the invigora-
ting, vitaliziRg properties of the Pills are stri
king!y exhibited. The blood is enriched and
rendered nutritiye by their effect upon its ale
ments and upon the organs that eliminate
them, and strength soon returns TO the mus
cles, roundness TO the frame, and bloom and
fullness to the emaciated cheeks
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-11-12

aeA-Another link of submarine telegrapbic
communication has just been laid. France is
now united to her colony of Algeria Hith-
erto sea distance of enc hundred and forty
SIX miles, between Cagliari, in Sardinia, and
the Algerine coast has remained to be com.
pleted. Notwithstanding the shortness of the
distance the depth at one part is equal to
the greatest depth of the Atlantic plateau
The cable, however, was paid out rapidly and
without accident, and little doubt is enter
tained of its permanent safety Newal & Co.
of Birkenhead, Liverpool, were the manufac
turers, and they had contracted to take all the
risk of the operation. The length of line
used was l72 miles, and its cost Csc. 900. Its
construction was different in some important
respects from that of the Atlantic cable and
Newal &. Co. consider that considerable
economy might have been effected in the lat
ter.
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Formerly Physan the cineia natl lIariHr Hospital
BE CONSULTED AT
Lewlstowb, National Hotel Monday, Nov. ID
Niihiin, Patterson House. Is
Huntington, Jackson's Hotel l3
DR HARpMAs treats Consumption Bronchitis faryng-
lis, Asthma and diseases of The Threat by MEDiCA
TED INHALATION
The great point in the treatment OF all anna nalad;es
is TO get al the disease in direct manner All medicines
estimated by Their action upon organ recurring
relief This Is the imp0rta fael upon " uh
is based IL the stomach is diseased WI he medicine
directly into the stomach. lfthe inngs are aiseasfd
breathe inhae medcaed yapors directly into them.
The why Consumption aud diseases Lungs
have heretofore resisted all has been
hey were approached in direct manner by medicine
They intended be local. and yet they SO ad
mnsiered iat they could only cansiiuiionaly ex
pending their immediate action upon the stomach whilst
the foul ulcers within the fnngs nunoesied In
baation brings The medicine into direct wnh The
disease, without the disadvantage Of any violent action
Its application is simple that may be employed by
The youngest infant feebles invalid II does de-
range the stomach, interfere in the least with The
strength, comfort or business of the patient
65-No charge for consultation
OTHER Diseases TRE.5TED.
10 relation 10 The following Diseases either when
invite consultation usually finding them PROMPTLY
CURABIE:
PROLAPSUS and all forms of FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
Irregularities and Weakness.
PALPITATlON and other forms of HEART Dis
EASE, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, and ali other Dis
eases of Stomach and Bowels, Piles; &c &c.
rrA diseases Of the Eye and Err; Neuralgia Epilep-
sy and all forms Of Nervous Disease.
e5~No charge for consultation.
iyS-ly : d. HARTMAN M n
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Significant Facts.

This Ointment is universally used on board tie Allan
lie and Pacific whaling feetas for seorbatc affec
lions, and the best possible remedy for wounds and
bruises Large aepplies of have recently heen ordered
by the Sultan Of Turkey for hospital purposes
Both the Osa$aseas and Pills should be used IN
the tolloseiRg Cases:
Bnnions Lumbago Sore Legs Sealds
Burns Mereuria Ef- Sore Breasts Swei Glands
Chappd hands uptions Sore Heads STIFF Joints
Chiblans Piles Sore Threats Ulcers
Fistulas rheumatism Sores of all Yenereai sores
Gout Salt Rhenm kinds Wounds of all
Skin DiseasssSprsins kinds
ntCAUTI0N Meme genuine unless the words
"Holio1ay, Men YORK and LondsR, dscernibIe asa
raterark in every leaf the hook around
each pot box the may be plainly seen BY holdnr
the IeGf to the light handsome reward " i'll be given
To any rendering such information may lead to
the detection of any party parties counterfeugih the
medicines vending the same, knowing them 10 be pu
rious.
+.4Sold the Mandatory of Professor HoLLowAy
80 Maiden Lane, New York. aud by all respectable Drug
gisis and Dealers Of Medicines throughout The United
States and the civilized world in Pots at 25 CENTS 693
cents and 81 each.
e5Fhere is considerable saving by taking the larger
sizes
B. Directions for the guidance of Patterns every
tassorder are afnxed TO each Pot. augG
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| n H A L A TI0N
g = " g Z NJ , IT G ".

g 9 " s q M ? - 9 ". /.
BRONCHITIS, I.aryngi'is, and other diseases
} of the Chest and Throat successfully treat
ed by tie Inhalation of Medicated Vapors and
Powders, by Absorption and Constitutional
Treatment, as practiced at the Stuyvesant Med
ical Institute, New York City, n y
The unprecedented success which has attend
ed this method of treating diseases Of the lungs
and throat, has induced the physicians to depart
from their usual course, and avail themselves
OF the columns of the press 10 make ii known
to such as may be laboriag under or predis-
posed to such affections. The dawn of a
brighter day has at length arrived for the con-
sumptive; the doctrine of the incurability of
consumption has now passed away. We have
indubitable proofs in our possession, that con-
sumpttoa IA all as stages can be cured in the
first place, by tubercalar absorption in the
second, by the transformation of tabercule into
chalky and calcareous coneretions; in the third
by cicatrices or scars. Those welded to the
opinion of the past may assert that it is even
now incurablc; such are behind the age To
all this great truth must be apparent, viz that
medicines Inhaled directly into the lungs wheth-
er in the form Of yapor or powder, must be
more ehectual than that taken into the stomach.
In short, the only ark of refuge for the con-
sumptive is Inhalation, and such additional
means as the judicious physician will avail
himself OF.
Such of the profession that have adapted in
haiation have found it soothing and efficacious
in the highest degree, arresting the progress of
the disease, and working wonders in many des-
perate cases, in ''verlty, triumph Of our art
over this fell destroyer Of our species'
NoTE.-Physicians wishing to make them
selves acquainted with this practice, are in
formed that our time being valuable we can
only reply, as to ingredients used, to such let
ters that contain fee.
The fee in all cases of consumption viii he
$40, on receipt of which the necessary medi-
cines and instrument will be forwarded Ap-
picants will please state age, sex, occupation,
whether married or single, how long affected,
if any hereditary disease exists in the family,
and symptoms generally. Let the name, town
and state be plainly written. Postage for re-
turn answers must be enclosed. Letters if reg
istered by the Postmaster are at our risk Ad-
dress. WALLACE MERTOUN, M. D.,
nov5 S. NJ. Institute, N. Y City.
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Estate OF Melissa Stone, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of ad-
~ ministration on the estate Of MELISSA
STONE. late Of the borough of Lewistown,
Mifiin county, deceased have been granted
to the undersigned, residing in said borough.
All persons indebted to said estate will please
make immediate payment and those having
claims against the same present them duly
authenticated for settlement.
oc29 GEO. w. STEWART, Admr.
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NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE

HNHIS Great Journal of Crime and Grim
inais is in its Twelfth Year, and is widely circulated
throughout the country contains all the Great Trials,
Criminal Cases. and appropriate Editorials the same,
together with information Criminal Matters be
found in any other newspaper.
sr srSubscripons. 81 per Annum; 81 for Six Months TO
be remilted by Subscribers, (whO should write their
names and the town. county and state where they reside
planly0 to X. A. SEYMOUR,
Editor & Proprietor Of the National Police Gazette,
ap30 New York City.
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Married

On the 9th ult, by the Rev. j n. Burket.
FREDERICK SCIIAFFER. of Clinton coun-
ty, and Miss ESTHER ALEXANDER, of
Armagh township.
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NTOTICE.-All persons indebted to Alfred
IN Marks hereby have notice that his Books
are assigned to Humphreys, Hoffman &
Wright, to whom such as know themselves
indebted will make payment. The Books
are left with the undersigned, who is autho-
rized to settle all accounts and receive pay
ment. GEO. w. ELDER,
Atty for Humphreys, Hoffman Wright.
Lewistown, Sept. "a, 1857.
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Died.

the Sd inst, in this place, Mrs.
AAoVER, aged about "a years.
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Yyh0upn q

EXTRA Superfne, Extra Family, and Su-
Ia perfine for sale low for cash
octS f. j. HOFFMAN.
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Estate of Joseph Campbell, deceased.

s1st"Hc OF SOoCPH e"1u PDUEI3 UVt"HUuR
NOTICE is hereby given that letters testa-
~ mentary on the estate of JOSEPH CAMF-
BELL, late Of Union township, Mifflin county,
deceased, have been granted to the under
signed residing in said township. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same to present them duly
authenticated for settlement.
JOSEPH CAMPBELL,
ROBERT d. CAMPBELL.
ANDREW w. CAMPBELL,
Noy5-6t* Executors.