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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-01
IC0I,y right Of this advertisement seyuFvd-l
THE CLIMAX Has ARRIVED!
Cheap! Cheaper! Cheapest!
PARTRIDGE!
EIeganee & DURABILITY OF Finish!

In happy contrast With these fat frolf ys shade
les express5uulr~= PrrUTes IN which aafi1gEt II,
rr8-pineuf features have len flint trce. display %
,ipf ani gliding takes The Place q Az useg points
Such contrasts f.z-le daily 81 lfff1! ze = tf
the sur.r- 4 prtHrc- obtained ~ aSi~ !ar;-l.e-
prices. which are brought IN 80 be -e-tak"r.
PARTRIDGE j. INV GIVING AWAY his Csc
and Frames. the pi:guTes being worth double TIE
price charged flr the whole.
Iiiose in want Of HIGH PRICED WORK need not
fear thai te great number Tcs0TTinE to ParfTs!Se-
will interfere with their accommodated His
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-01

TRY SALT HERRING barrels just
i received ami ior sale Icy
Iny3I MAXWELL CAMPBELL TINGLE-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-25
8ettfeoern! g8ettfeOernl 8ettieberll

nebe erban 1000 lno Bethlehem lebenb9n @InIen
welte ib gu ben baIiSiten preien pertauie, f S
1883 s8l31@ba SpIldn0er gip % gSeit- grnitrabe
tfs afsgaar dwtiten Martet SpaCs nr6 Der 8ride.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-25
8ead)ttt syolqerbes bei 3eiteh.-

Der llne[Hdle rer nit cbi9en nebeln tebaf 1T th61l4
in an ei1cn erfabrnen Nr me6en, bur reen ndt MIR
BON ieien Gdmerst befret rS, cnber benebeR aud bed
bo einn Rralfe cine ebr biloe Snun9 MAIDEN, m6breno
sr in ben Geu bic Snnptone @ cpas in bos Gpitem
einaewur bic ranfbet peier nm 9 Se9ren bat gu et
mer e sr6Beren &enun9 beredti9t it, Ieren9n9en cber
5trures" rpeeen rad einer neuen bon Dr s. Stb nu9e-
funbenen gebanSlun9Sue in Waisen Ea9en cbne S4men
ober SncCnpnienm fir ben Qotieuen 9ebeIt Sn9H 9aran
trt o. G. 9. emetb bab te gnGn6uns ber nlretbra" II.
No. ais GritursH bbanbet werben, wpbur 70 Oft @baratame
bic trourigIten 6Olsen berbeifIbsn.
Sin9e 9eate uto Ipe mee an Ietnoler Shmd1e letoen
fplen @ bei en melcen wpb e etelen Snnler ao ercse
llntciten erIporen
ar6Bre 8ernbtt ais 9eno elm o6rer Nr III Nmra er-
lau9t CT bei cas ebeI IN ben ieron bon 9ino aus no
a Der Contribution bre urprhnelie ara weber n6e er nur
Wertllr unb ouen mrralien @Iten in elmer beqnem bn
oe sbereitet tann int at. Ppabau ober ou Der
&se unbnertt unb Dbu St5rn9 in @eI6dten gu priaden,
oenpn,nlen perbe Nrmenn bete gnoun9 ein8etreten 1T,
mirb cine GtIdrintun9 Der Qeben8weIe nptbwellbi9.
Nlu ben Rrantteten heS meibli6en SeeS bat Dr. s. y.
mib e einr eibe abrn feline beoneere @uertamteH
oepibn,et unb perfprtbt Qebeben cine beebe Cur.
Or g. @mib's rauentotire fir Grduen fam man an cbt
oem BIate crbaer Die Wbi3n 1T gut uub wurbe nnerhab
Sabren ouEerDlbentl@ Ud baccn sebronb Hrcis $5 pr
iou.n ne BON Baltimore eneMt uobne tCnn mad Qennner
anaobe Der Srmptcme Or. s. g. Snib III pCrprsien Breen
cSuultiren ,nb bic eon na rsenb enen Gbee beS Saess
eeidi6t erbalten u o.ua
parote 2in1uler ,ur DispoFtior Der Batienet. l&
Offen BON Q libr weCroens Bis ltbr Ibenbs.
@r. 8. 9. Gmitb,
SaSO.s Rc. ii Sdb-5reberttkr. 8@IAmere.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-25

9fln, lnrle 9aSllt9er oaS fam baber
rell S!e, OereDrtcr Serr pan YeetbpYen
lpell Sle tmn1elfprt retaroirten, neil Sie
lmmetfort auf pas @intrften Der Snllrumente
bOr9ten, uno anbieIten, ipenn Sie pas pianp
per Nlollnen, oas @inlsBen Der Stimmen
al1t gprten oatuI1 enttano bic 9onse bell
glcle 0eripirrune asa
= Sfttb0pfn iteB einen lauten, bers3erreis
BfleeIl SAret aus S6 bin taub, rief
er nno tie pellen feinen tauben Diri,
9enten!
Ste bitten l1ur, baB fte Die friten prpben
unttr amlaufs Direction nadDen piitfen
ytaGDer. BET Der 9luTibrun9 oa ,ednen lie
e0 it0 5ur bD6iten @bre, unter Sbrer 2eitune
Su ifeben.
9ietn nein, id piQ lfe ni6t Ieiten, 16rie
beethoven, Sie baben MIDI oerwprlerl, mid
betfSelte 9eltobtn, Sb @ptt, @Ott, Du
iteblt metnen Sammer, ltebt meine Demii>a
tbt9un9 uno S6maA, warunl erbarmf Du
Did nid,t meiner? g8arum lenoelt Du
ntht eintn SliBltrabI, paB er zen Sudenpen
Wutm Sermalme, Den pte Wen1ben uukr
i6rt Siibe 9etreten, ben fte i'm Staub unp
Shmub pee Seben5 lumber 9eBfBt boben ?
0alt renn auA Du oa pr0ben ten @rbars
men nit mir? Silt aud Du tub, II. bDrf
ntdt cen Sammerlaut 1einer @reatur2
Il 9I6er Dleiter, flebte 9a6ltn9er, Die 9anp
aut SeetUoens S6uIter leseno, aber Weie
aer, 8rernp, id be1dmDre Sie, teaen Sie
tb nttbt 10 auf, @arlm molItn Sic e,ne
einFahe Sadie gar 70 tra9tl6 nebmeu? 9Sae
rum =
Still, 8ebot beethoven nit maAtppaer
Stimme. gSlll etwa Die Sau6e zen Noler
HDlten2 Gill la9e iG, fiji, @ebeu Siesu
oen Stuten, Die Sic Seianpt la9en Sie zen
!perren pom Srdeier. ben Sdnseru 1t. Sdne
9erinneu, ia9tn Sie 9lllen, it wUlle ibre
8itte etfluen. @err &apellmeilter llmlauf
lplI birisiren, fol- Die Gelnpi aneeben. .Serr
.8apelImeifer llmlauf ioa 9tass, 9laes Ietten.
Slber bel Der 9Iufflbruna SeetbDYen,
ntbt pnbr. bei Der 9hflbrun9 pa erSeieen
Ste bent Srdelter bas Sic 10 bod Derebr,
ben Sanserr, Die nit 70 piel 8leupe Sbre
lhbne Santate iin9en wouen, pa erseisen
Sie tbnen 9llIen bic @bre ,itnD pirieiren
elbt? nasl aa 1
y. 9a, id fol- appcrtiren, i'd armer puoel,
apportiren ipie's ben liebet1 Wen16enfineern
sefdlIt ldrit beethoven nit einem tpitren
Saden. gteill Serr nei,, i1 tperoe niht
appcrtiren, nidt birieiren, Slbrt Cure
Wluitf auf outfit meine Gantate, mas 9ebt es
mid an, i6 fiimmere mid nid)t mebr oas
rum. SD babe Die Gantate 8elArieben, neil
~ v i~eNN
per bp1lDbli6e Wa9itrat Yon gSien mir
9lufra9 9eseben batte, cine Gantate sur
Se9riiBult9 Der bOben @onsreBbeuen 81 MAJ
deu, t6 babe lte 9elArieben, neil man iie
mir gut beSablt sat, uup neil id Elm FOLDER
Sump bin, ME alIe5 anDere WenlAense1t,le
Del, ipetl icb audi nlteS flrs @jtlo tbue, flir'8
@5elo n1eiuen Self apppriiren laiie, Die
Gantate 1T eelbrieben uno beSablt. SEPT
ouoelt fe nur @uren bpben 9erren pOr, SD,
flmmere mid ni6te parum. mid .sebt's
nibtS an.
.Jf,a sd g(6prtlebmua fplot.)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-25
9r. sSphl1ifnll.

gteteo he tSntu6en GrSinS QBun6arste In Apnbpn
laeulrter etHes Der eren mec5ntl6en Gpse Der Sda
zen Der ben er5Bten 4beil eins 96es In SDptdlerm
Ecnorn parts vbabeIpba nb anber Sdoten 5ueeba bat
sInge per mnorbden 0etlungen Soebet bene bic es
ptpts Der NteStjtn rB unSlbse 2benbe bic Sbrena
en Netgctd unb anberen 6rantbetten lte cl6e l. s. aud
sUn eet seraSen Rletneeten ah wurben aueenbdt se
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-25
Dr. 9ODnltoll,
Der etnaioe 9lrat, lpe[her a1setot,

(GtabIrt Srr a&taebn 5utren)
ST bat bas r prtlpme unb bette Mtttel tq Der aDelt
entoedt 6e9n de GENTLE &rdnthetten Sm1e TN MnHen nb
ben @ebern anfrepatee Saanen-Gr0 ter S&meen
tn ben Nenbet ben Nsren unb Der nrtnbla bs @erlas ber
Obsr aaer ieaer fpl6en nebe euen
se9emen GeTDsnbetten Der Saes De6s Rren 0pen sG9F
Soaaasa Ssrae sSe ssr ssRpa eTssrstass
fSrem
Sunee @dnner
@ as asss 9sS e. a siifa s sasSs as s s
NIT benz Dsae Ss SsrSam Sn snat beSr nnS Sr
Seter bsiaabeta6e Zone entlpd baben wrben mSSen @ init
SrAem Wfrtrnuer anHen.
glaaa Verbeirntbete perlonen, r
.e SSss Ss : % ~ y sssssssfa 5
ten gnssriasll& Ok. sUpnIfpn u @aSe ,ieten
esrt 8esrqR ssr ssa M ss per ss 2sEssa
r $rsdlt4fen art sFsen insa iurrt 5ereuiss Ssles
@ sf 1 S9as!Sas Ss lung. SnS Ssrse BON Or ScPaO aatsrst
anS ,aStr@tli& aHf zine drSe Ssf$iditSIeit srlafn
SrSanilde S@paGe
gnSss$ sbstIt 9nh bic sUe arat sber Hersefsut QsGs
oenlGaft un6SI6 ma6t III oft has aDps Dere Sic tbren
M s rSRaeu Sanss 9eate nS u le4
ennen ObsletS N au$ bar SHtthrea @sSsriSiassn TN
staensbeils eine ose Sss ISSranes br eSeea SreaSs
User aber wtl es lau9ne ba bic Gra Der @epe etr bon
Sn M s n s S ss elsa asffn sas sf @
getfieen Rrdfte rernt&tet. .'t@tftG FT'
Gltern uno 2etrer en oft midi bic rlae ter ranbett Is.
re 3nSr CSer 86snS gDte oft dretbea e be 26e
rem r8n iI Ste Sur1 Se @epOba1et sebemen 2erS eut-
f1uben itnb.
R Sfftte: $50. 7 Sab= =Sreberid1raBe,
leben SDiiren BON 8altimureltr,, 6ltlt9e Sette,
bic Stufen btnauf.
Wtdn merle & 9lanen unb 9auSnume bena unpenb unb
TnBerGe Nadmater, ourrebene pu6 9epenre Qaflnber,
Spupftder Sttelw6r Staenrentger unb QanpenpuSer
genaen @ re9emdss Aerate nb 4auerr auseSCSea Or
SObMfcnS 9fuE In ber Ndbe fssf 60 5000
NS. Aat Srtefe mahea etnen YOf- -5tamp enbalten.
Gtne 9etIun9 in 2 Tagell au8eItAert. II
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-25
MEDICAL III OUsE.

Or emtts Rtslt g rabsr fur srterberIiA benz gnsIt-
t ettee AuBeulie fetn rcr3elte gt8nf9aten ais art
unb @bra m eeben ipie enise ber 8Orb a;utbren pet,
de aus per15nd GpnIutacnen peoen Hpe9er unb 9dbrIt.
der Srautbeen nit ibm epa8en; bes 1T ies iebp inSt6io
gepDrber. ae I'D
gs lit eensenb fir ibn eesrpas anfa5r.n bab er In
1886 in 9cb6recr cr ais r orobte. Set ener 3eit Bat
isin sanss aneTfomtt Obsen srantheen seSRbt nnb in
6n ebe Satrn nebr patten orirt, ais CUR Be9rnbun9
leins RamnS ais bdeer ub seeinnlsiser GrSt nObwenbO
unb oiee6t allen In bescr Gtabt uanmen9enonus,
selteben tana. ~
Sb0 Is bon eMem G6eiIe Der Usber Der 6rSli6e Yari8
fiji 0nadfal6ere oneeben irS, onau8ese 10 eenen bO@
oe ben nit cn Erantbeten bebaeten Yerlpnen erpoben
Bobe gu oros ni bas anseisea fir iebr nsbpenbs
baIt. SUIT ndt einen @hirr9 I'M 6as 8en
putren? einn DcuFe bic Srantbeen bes gseS belen2
nnb .inn It, cine icnI9e 3rantbeit S been nnb ss
ftt Sies n tn Der @crouSsun9 bab bre 9u fur
fclsre@ balt ii Dr. s. g. @@mtb 1T Der dIte reseImdbise
araSnre Nr,t eler In Baltimore anset9eM ldB Sene garS
1t in letter. obrn cine 10 o89e6ebnte 8pen unb r bat
Sromtbeiten in allen aun unb mnce in Bis Ea8en sebet
W 8e,s auf bic srose an5abI fIrsI Inter ner 8ebanb
Lung eon,nlener dne b6I es Or Smib fit pF ben lln9It-
le ,nO beOnbers Srebe ben wpheemnten adtb gu ctbet
lem wptl barauf gu a, bob lie nt bur bic In al9tn Nm
aeieen @ brenbtn Ouaduber rerlOt werbe WeI9e gerpr
6nnst mae grus ielbi ben erfabreniten ls ben
0Ierafen fat nnmSuItdt lit. ..f'sefs j
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.st49G sail 39q4l1 bi asfal 4sirnl
,41idn4 sgaEE
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S{<ehfeI
(Si0eHer S5eer0 TT 6DIDes iDertb
65(ncefter Qou6aut, uun Gtoht. GjeitIli6aft.

NlUERllGL
ca rem Gntdelunassaaae ter Anetuns ant MIR bntn se
Ian6 ben srth5cnfen unb dtsfn 9be bes Sdetgbtetes
ron sa SarbDr Gitg IN ten 9Fes ter gebehrnseu n eben
mar Qs i'm Saentheile br Stast TEN fur 6ds er 31unb
fsaeeten prs s25 ,um getduf brinsen unc 3wnr
m ssr fbren rSse son 20 tis 10 8us unb mcn1hen Gin
sabIn5er Son s. reie Beets ia besr Brrm sarnnrt Die
narsrnatms tefes StattttsIs ii nun crOhl SO bSafen
ntere ar he 8mtgbFuns ag au9 gttle
Steamer sur 5ersauas ueuer, re9eImaSiSer gersnenns NIT
5crf nb goa rsrbea unc rcdbrene Der 9nrideluns
s planas te efeuf6aft eebaut ue ete AnsfabrHne
s planes mira in sar5f ben GearaIpuntt far te umeesenb
ra6 unfereT Statt lesen.
Brdmten
rasrb etgter In einem 5000 GudtratBus s-osn Gdrten
% ina reitidet auf @sieaihdftsbampff9fe, wrben R
1& her gl1h Az ren erten peraun 1000 ects besegben
Ser In br Gnrtdeuns besrene 5nbrifpldn etbet eabur
r feline Bseiura6tisaag onsern muB enr Ausfubrune
kf1er Sdfenblanes erf ene game gDtdHset erlnngen
sgritanten relde ihre 9abltHmens mad Geg 5artu 9p
IsS erbn a6aee6en BON snisen Gage tden gcr6 unb
Tb burh berde Be5unt5angen Ssttens Der @eu1aft bee
pamsbies er6eH uneuselt6 aussessbsH unb udtsre ga
Rois-S s. S6mtbt, asent
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8altiulore-2ct S5Olpital,

@e9riinpet sitr l1nterprIfung Der 9taflalberet.
Der ein3t9e pGab, tpp etae 0etlltng eriangt
perbet fatrt.
2tnOertng III feds 6tltnoen.
&etn Qtedltlber, paS etere @efanpbett Dpls
le1tps rlttltirt.
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l1rtbei[ Der NreTe.

Ia e Stele EautRbt elGe dbene er esten etenbn Sabre
bteer Mnalt tarft parbsn nne be ytenss gtteer anS
1rSter Sperattcne pele Or. CtnCn 1Sbrte unb beneu
be 8ense unR ree an6sre veriCnen berCtu
rOSSn bas Ynblttu riebet0lten Wnen urbe
@sgtHenbaftst ab fur 3etbenpe ete b'raeabe @ewabr
IeifanG - .lLlsM I@N4 .elNs. go laA
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bbsne 6aB Elm selnter ceia n6 n eeinber 3Srper be
Otbreubeen Grrberie aur ebel9en Gffelstelt nb. Sa
pbne be wtrS M Rete bes 9ebens ur trasn plserfabrt
De NnS4ten bes Qebens Serffern i6 nbt9 un6 be See
trb erarsn Nr3meiHune unS ueldnbplkben Betrau-
GEN. bas uns re reAben pel&e Mnber 9eneeH Serpeiert
tfnh. E14f34&fsl4l sywit4t43 : lf
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ke G tur& teimtte 2aer eefHwdt tacet be e oft
bSen Qenten rber III or S4ae ere unb Soeen e a
M11n& iparen ielbf I'm Stlaf SirS gplupnen ete wenn
Mnsebel bte Gbe unnSetG MAIDEN unb 5rper uu6 etF rf5
rem, lclten ipfort BITE nUtboen Sbritte tbun. =
g6ts Saee bag sa tuneer WGna Se 9pnane nes Sanbes
Der Qtliu8 rer @ltern allen MuShen no Teuben bes
2ebens csgern perben pl bur bic 8oleen ner MbrruS
Yfaee er aur. SUe YerVuen ntaeu beSpr fe entire.
ten III BITE
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-08
New Orleans Bar
AND RESTAURANT.
Board $40 4 week.

4.,'.lSfr j. MILTI,
IlijA4i Late of Shasta, has leased the New Or
1iLlA2a leans Bar, and intends keeping first
class Billiard and Drinking Saloon and
BoarCli11g = EEO19o.
His Table will be inferior to none, having de-
termined to furnish the best Board ever given in
Weavervile at TEN DOLLARS 4 WEEK.
Lodging by the night, week or month. Warm
Suppers furnished at any hour Of the night.
The Saloon is supplied with two excellent Bill
lard Tables, the Bar with the best brands of li-
quors and Cigars, and the Kitchen with the best
the market affords, both animal and vegetable.
Give the new Restaurant a trial, and judge for
yourselves. j. MlLII.
Weavervillc, June %, 1860. 23td
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-08
RGFHThN Medical and SurgicaI In

stitute of DR.. h. j. CZAPKAY is already secured in
position which places it, rs well as its propre-
tor, far above the assaults OF envy and profesion-
al malice. In the schools of France, the highest
prizes are often awarded to practitioners in this
department Of Medical science and they occupy
with others an equally lofty position in the pro
fesson. Rcord is an iilnstrous example, shin
ing light among the philosophical stars Of his age
in Europe, and DR.. Czapkay has fully equalled
him in this country. as proof Of which, the Phil
adelphia College of Medicine compimented him
with Diploma, and the honorary ad euadem
degree. Selecting this as his field of operation,
although qualified as graduate of the UnivcrS-
ty of Pesth, and late Chief Surgeon Of the Hun
garian Revolutionary army, for more extended
labors, DR., i. j. Czapkay has bent his earnest
attention to the cure of chronic and private
diseases, in which he has become so great an eX
pert that he is now regarded as the LEADER in
This branch Of his profession throughout the
United States, and his portrait and biography are
published as matter of interest to their readers
in the most exclusive journals. The Doctors
Offices are at his Medical and Surgical Institute,
on Sacramento street corner of LedesdoriI nearly
opposite the buildings Of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company
Gr1s~We ask particular attention Of our readers
to the sworn certificates of remarkable cures, in
another column OF this paper m.l2l73m.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-08

ACIDULoUs AND UNREMrrrING HUsBANps.-" II
is very good thing to have good husband, y
said Mrs. Partington, though the chance of
getting one is as uncertain a lottery ticket at
a religious fair Now there's Mr.. Bess who is in
Calforny is a husband worth having, for he was
always acidulous to please his wife when he was
at home and has been unremitting ever since he
went away. There's as much difference between
people. gracious me, as there is between any
body +"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-08
A.~NAA
L O O. T

NORTH STAR LODGE. .sysgsgzz...
~ No. 6l, meets every Wednesday ~
evening, ats o'cik., at Odd Fellews' -S'sIH5va<~
Hall, Main street, Weavervile. All visiting Bro
thersare cordially invited to attend.
It'd. S. X. TURNER, Il. S.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-08

THERE is to be a desperate and determined
opposition 10 Gwn, even within the ranks of his
own wing of the party. Senator Latham, who,
IL was supposed, had been captured by the crafty
oid angler, is most bitterly opposed to him. and
isdJures his friends by their love for their party
oy their regard for the good name of California
nt Washington and their interest in its prosperity
az home TO spare no effort to prevent the re-elec
no non e OF one VINO has done so much to disgrace
The State abroad and damage her at home He
makes no pretensions of friendship for him. and
though Gwin sought by every means in his power
70 convey the idea here among Lathams friends
.hat they have been on the best of terms, vet the
junior Senator utterly repudiates any such afili
ation.-S. r. Times
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-08
fFrom the San Francisco Daily Epening Miro

iFrOm the San Francisco Ddiy EUening Mirror ]
WEAvERvHLE, county seat of Trinity County,
rs one of the handsomcst and most opulent
mountain towns of California. 1t is situated
forty miles northwest of Shasta, in large basin,
surrounded 10y high mountains, one peak,
" Mount Eclipse" being of great altitude, and,
ior the greater part of the year, covered with
snow There is no community of California
more prosperous orderly and entcrprising nor
does any interior community afford better or
more intelligent society. The people of the
town number about eight hundred and the
place being the only considerable mart in the
county, an immense trade is always preceptble
IN Weaverville. Some Of the larger provision
ana dry goods stores contain from fifty to eighty
thousand dollars worth of stock and every one
OF them enjoy, unlimited credit. Pierce, Church
20, McKain, Hooker, Tinnin 4 Co., s. Loft
man and NJ. Williams, are the chief traders, all
OF whom are rich and prosperous. The private
residences are built and furnished with great
taste, and are ornamented with luxurious gar
dens most of the buildings on Main street are
OF brick, fireproof and two stories high Green
mood & Ncwbauer, an extremely rich banking
ana express firm, enjoy a monopoly of the gold
aust business, which iF perhaps, unequaled by
that OF any other mountain house. Two churches
-OatnoiIc and Methodist-gve morality TO the
place, while the TRINITY JOURNAL, one of the
best conducted and most intelligent of mountain
papers, creditably represents the tastes and re.
iinement of the people
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-08

An OH SETTLER GoNE.-The old structure on
First street, which for some time past has been
used for a County Jail, has been removed to
make room for new building, which has al
Sready been commenced. This edfce was con
7fUuced in the State of Maine, came around
Cape Horn in 1919, was pnt up on the site which
1T occupied until the present week, in 1850. by
W. Il. Duff. 1T was the first frame building
erected in Eureka HHmb0IM TTmes
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-08

EMPHATIc.-In his Sacramento speech Mr.
Latham, in response to question said
al am not now, never have been, and il
have the same amount of intelligence | have got
10 night, never will be in favor of the election
of VIM. NJ GWinn
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-08
a5-Era1I,e G1r.n7,a,r4r7,,

yellow Dock and Iod5e of PotaSs-admirahe restora-
tive and purifier of the blood ii ceanses the yscm of all
morbid and impure matter, removes pmpes boilS and
cruptons from the skincurcs rheumatism and pains of
all kinds All who afford should use it, as il tends to
give strength and prolong life Sold by Druggists, gener
ally, at 81 per bottle.
R. HALL 81 co, proprietors,
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wholesale Drlmqtsls ila and l5 cayu San rrancisc
Mr@. win SIo w,

Az EXPERIENCED NURSE and Family Physician, ha ID
Soothing Syrup for children teething. which grea .
facilitates the process of tcething, by ofeng the gums
reducing all nilamationwi alay all pain and is 10
regulate the bowels Depend upon it, mothers, ii will
give rest to yourselves and relief and health to your in
rant~ prcrcctly safe in all cases See advertise in
another column. m12l7,s.n.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-08

FOURTEEN State prisoners attempted to escape
one DAY last week. They failed and two or three
were badly Shot j. w. Marshall, lately notori.
pos here, was one Of the insurrectionists.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-09-08
SHERIFF SALE.

PY VIRTUE or \ DECREE OF FORECLO-
ID sure Of Mortgage aud order of sale issued
out of the District Court of the 9th judicial Dis
trict Of the State of California and county of
Trinity, in the action of f. r. Skies, as plaintG
and Moses ChadbOurnc, as intervenor, against H.
G. Ward VIM, GilGeroy and j. G. Dorr, duly at
tested the 30th day OF August A, d., 1860, | am
commanded TO sell all that certain piece or par
eel of land situated on the Shasta aud Yreka
Turnpike, at the foot of Trinity mountain, about
onehalf mile from Trinity river, in the county
of Trinity and State of California, and known as
II. c. Ward ~ Co.'s hotel and ranch, being the
same taken up by the defendants and recorded
in the Recorders Office of Trinity county, about
the 9th day of January, A. d., 1853 together
with the tcncmens, hcrcditaments and appurtc
nances thereunto belonging or in any wise appcr-
tanning or such part thereof shall be necessary
to be sold according to law: Notice is hereby
given that on
Saturday. the 22d day Of September,
A. D., 1860 at y o'clock, NJ, in front of the
Court House door in the county of Trinity, |
will sell the said above described property to the
highest bidder for cash.
|. c. MESSED, Sheriff.
PGrzER & STUART, Pltr' $ Attys 33.
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S Decial n o ice $.
STELLA ENCAMPMENT. No. II, I. 0.
TRINITY CHAPTER.

nSsae No. 10, ROYAL ARCH MASONS. meet
sgXS on the second and Fourth Tuesday in
szSzssS each month, at the Masonic Hall, in
Weaverville.
26td. Il. t. MILLER Secretary.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-06-27
Iatest s0eWS.

1t is reported that Buchanan vetoed the
Homestead Bill.
Rev. Mr.. Harden the Belvedere, N. J MUIR
derer has made a written confession.
The widest enthusiasm prevailed at Balti-
more when Douglas was declared nominated.
New York went for him to a man, several
prominent seceders, left the hot heads and went
for Douglas, and the Pennsylvania delegation
pledged the old Keystone State for 10000 ma.
jority for Douglas.
The Richmond convention was adjourned to
Monday, the 25th
Thousands of delegates and others with
bands of music and banners marched to Doug
las residence in Washington and gave him a
serenade. Douglas made most eloquent
speech, declaring for non-intervention and
handling the traitors both North and South
without gloves. ~n.~ -~ve.-
Two Virginia editors were shot at Lynch
burgh on the 23d.
GUTHRIE AND HUNTER BOTH DECLINED THE
NOMINATION BY THE SECEDERs. Breckenridge
will probably not accept
Congress adjourned on Monday.
Foreign news is exciting. Palermo is evac
uated. The Neopolaitan troops have left The
soldiers committed great atrocities burning
houses and staying women and children in cold
blood Garabaldi is everywhere victorious.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-06-27
Weather. Markets.. &c.

Weather, damp, cool and pleasant. River
falling gradually, and steamers from st. Louis,
st. Paul and other points, crowding our wharves
with freights The M. & NJ. r. r. Packet is
loaded constantly.
The markets East about the same as last
weeks quotations. At St. Louis, Monday
wheat was advancing. Spring and Club 81 ,OO
to $l,O7. At Liverpool on the 10Th grain mar
ket was improving. At Milwaukee wheat is
advancing and on Monday ranged from 81 ,Oe-
to ~ and $l,l4. At McGregor wheat is on
the rise under favorable reports. From 81 ,O3
to 81 OF, is the average for number one.
~-e~s~
North I0aoa Times:
Please inform the public that the American Hotel
is not for rent (BUr sALE) and that "Old El will
the Institution until sold, for all it is WORTH it
Is now in running order. WM. II. HARDING.
McGregor June %, 1901