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Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-10-27
weaveryiIle Post Once.

The mail for the Atlantic States and Europe
by the steamer of Nov. lst. will close Mt this Of
fee on Friday evening, October 26th, at O.
clock. n. m. JAS. OCONNOR. 4. NJ.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-10-27

A YERITABLE lIUMBrG.-The Red Bluff Beacon
advocates the abolition of the Office and says the
Office of State and Deputy Sealer is a humbug.
1t further says, " If man is dishonest enough
to use false measures and scales, he can alter
them to swindle his customers in five minutes
after the officer has put his seal on them. Abolish
the Office entirely, we say, but make it n misdc-
meanor TO use false weights or measures" The
propriety Of the above reflections appeal directly
to The reason. If men wish to act dishonesty
with their weights, no amount Of official super
vision or espionage will prevent them
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-10-27

MARRIED.-On Saturday, the 18th inst, at San
Francisco, Col L. w. Lander was married to Miss
J. NJ. Davenport. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Starr King, and at his residence.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-10-27

VBRIED ENTERTAINMENT --Rowena Granice ad-
vertised at Forbestown, that she would give
Shakspcaran readings to conclude with the Sung
of Bobbing Around"
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Birth:

At Sener's Flat, Oct. 2lst, the wife Of Johr
Mitchell, Of Son.
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Hon. r. 7. Ml.LER-Judge Miller has resigned
his position. lie has presided over our County
Court for more than five years, during. which
time by sound judgment and integrity as Judge,
he has received the appreciation of the community
generally. No man in Trinity has more warm
or devoted friends, and we regret to learn that
be intends leaving the county. Wherever he
goes he will carry with him the God speed of
many grateful and Obliged friendu
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leading Mormon saints, recently bad born TO him,
Ia one night, no less than fourteen children.
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NEW PuBIICATIoNs.-We received this week a
package Of new, interesting and valuable books
Francisco. Each one of the number may be OBJ
tanned Of r. A. Fagg, Main street. The books
comprise Shearers California Digest" " Ban
croft's California Lawyer" " Land Titles in San
Francisco" " Practical Assaying," and "Gree
ley's Overland Journal" The work on Assaying
is intended for the mineral region, and is one
which every miner should own. "Shearcr's Di-
gest" and the " California Lawyer" are valuable
to every person, as they contain a vast amount
of legal advice and information at a very low
price.
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OVER THE NLw RoAD.-FiVe mule teams,
loaded with good, from Red Bluff, reached this
city on the 18Th, by way Of the new road over
Trinity and Scott mountains Yreta Journal
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WANTS TO PAY Ur.-Ionest Harry Meiggs,
who decamped from San Francisco some six years
since, to The detriment of large number OF
creditors, gives notice through his agent, G. W
Ryckman, of that city, that all demands against
him must be presented to that gentleman within
thirty days, ending Nov. 10Th. The agent says
he will take pleasure in comforting with eacl
creditor, and explaining the subject of the above
notice" We suspect the old runaway wants tc
come to CaifoIni to live again, and wishes tc
pay each of his old creditors small per cent. on
their claims.
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TIE New York correspondent of the MIA
writes that fracas occurred at the St. Nicholas
millionaire, and Capt. Farnham, of the slave
bark Vanderer, who few months ago was lille
galy taken from the Savannah Jail by friends.
The origin of the trouble is not stated, further
than that it commenced with brandy punches
politics, blows and pistols followed. Finale,
Sam marched to the station house, and Farnham
carried off by his friends in carriage
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COLOGNE on THE WRONG SIDE.-A lawyer at
White Sulphur Springs, Va, who had been on Il
spree, drank two bottles of cologne and died
His memory is undoubtedly fragrant.
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SHARP PRACTICE.-Mr. Ii. Greenhood, banker,
tells us that never before has so much deprecia-
ted coin been in circulation in this place and
county. We hear of one instance where Red
Bluff teamster presented 500 in such con ask
ing the same amount in gold, and alleging that
he received it here. 1t was probably brought up
on speculation, most fore ign coins are only ta-
ken at their actual value in the towns below
To prevent flooding the county with this depre-
ciated foreign coin, on which we must eventually
suffer, it is recommended that the following coins
lie taken only at the value given Five franc at
Is cts. Bolivian dollar at so cts. all foreign
half dollars at rs cts. all foreign quarter dol
lars at 10 cts
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-10-27

TIE ADaador Ledger, printed at jackson, has
commenced its sixth year. 1t is one Of the very
best country weeklies printed in California; is
edited by Wash Wright, one of the most vigor-
Gus and entertaining paragraphsls connected
with the press of this Stale. Uncle Tom Springer
is proprietor, and jolly, fat one he is, too.
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CANDIDATII
John MCCAMMO ON,

OF Cedar Flat. is announced rs candlda'c iol
SUPERVISOR of District No. 3, on the Douglas
and johnson Democratic ticket oVe'
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n. w. EVERE ST,

or North Fork, is candidate for reeIcclloh
20 the office Of SUPERVISOR of the Third Dis
trict a'Ve'
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"SAN FRANCISCO HOME JOURNAL. THAT paper
has been purchased by the propretors of the
GoIden Era. 1t is hardly possible for three such
papers as the Home JOurnM was, and the EUenin G
Mirror and G0Iaen Era are, to prolitably exist in
San Francisco.
PnUN "A person at Rio Vista bet that his
friend could not hit him at IS yards with n shot
gun he was mistaken, and received five shots in
his person. causing severe wounds. Phe wager
was four drinks.
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s. w. EMERSO

Is an Independent candidate for JUSTICE or
THE PEACE of Weavervile township at the
coming election 4lZ'
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GEO. w. WARD

Announces that he will be an Independent can
didate for election to the office Of CONSTABLE
of Weayerville township. 4l2w.
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JACK HUI Sc

Announces himself as Independent candidate
for the office of CONSTABLE Of WeavCrville
township at the November election. Syte
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ED. B. BL lake

]. n. ARENDT
OF Trinity river will be n Douglas Democratic
candidate for the Office of CONSTABLE of Wea-
verville township 4l2w.
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Mrs. :" i n - low

Wholesale Druggists 14s and l45 c1aySt., San Franc
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OUR BOOK TABLE.

COSMOPOLITAN ART JoURNAL-T third
quarterly number Of this excellent publica-
ton is before US, II is replete with interest
piquant article from Dean Swift, which of
itself is enough to commend the Journal; a
fine poem by Dugenne; a delightful story by
Alice Cary; sketches of Virginia by J. Il
Cooke; a thrilling tale by Wan. North Mo
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ton. The engraving of Juliet, balcony
scene from "Romeo and Juliet" is drawn
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ly Terms, o dollars a year in advance.
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HARpER's MAGAzNE.-The October is
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esting number of the season. To the "stay
at home" traveller this forms an excellent
medium by which to be introduced to every
quarter of the globe-per illustrations. The
papers by Marble, Atkinson and Button are
indeed worthy of careful perusal. The
fashion plates are well executed, while the
reading matter abounds with interest.
Terms, one copy one year, IS; two copies,
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GoDEY's LApY's Book for October is per-
feet gem of beauty. How any lady can
glance over the fashion plate in this number
without getting intoxicated is beyond our ken.
While the dear creatures are made to dazzle
with all the refined elegance of feminine ma
ture, we are led to wonder at their great per-
fection and life-hke appearance. Well put
G odey against the world. Teraas, two dol
lars per anuum. The Lady's Book and the
Perrysburg Journal one year for $3.50.
LADIES Home MAGAzINE.-The October
number has come to hand. 1t contains q
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The fashion plates are neat, quite life-like,
and well executed. An excellent magazine
at an exceedingirgly low price-S2 per an
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COM FLAG Is TnERE.,'-on Friday morn

"OuR FLAG Is THERE."--On Friday morn
ius III Republic Of this place were main.
ly interested in efforts TO devise some plan by
which their flag could be made to float from
the top of their beautiful pole. he halyard
block was about l3O feet from ground, and
the pole at that point was quite small. Sew
eral persons attempted TO climb the poe but
none could reach even the second splice. Fl
nally Mr.. VIM, shannon, an old sailor, init
mated that he could put the halyards 10 their
place, and handsome purse was at once
made up to reward him for the performance
of the feat. Few believed he would succeed,
but he was confident, entered upon his task,
and to the astonshment of all, succeeded in
ascending to the halysrd block. While up al
that dizzy height, resting apparently on su
ash sprig no larger than mans finger, ma
ny turned shuddering away, unable to look
upon SO fearful sight. The rope was soon
adjusted, Mr.. S. decended, The flag was rails
ell to its wonted position, and the crowd thai
had assembled gave three hearty cheers fol
the Perry sburg Blondin.
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Cure for Indipestip.

HANTFORD, March ,,
hereby certify that Dr. Green's Oxygtnated Bit
ters have proved more efectua in relieving me OF
a water hrash stomach indigestion and oostiVeness,
which has been very troublesome for FIVE or six
years than all other remedies which | have been
trying during my illness; and cheerfully recomme nd
it 10 all thus afflicted. SAM'L HAMlLfON.
Mr.. II. has charge of the Orphan Asylum. Hart
ford. CT, and Is well known and highly esteemei.--
| amphlets filled with certificates may be had OF
agents gratis. See adv. ..s'.
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RLANKsl nLANKs!l

All kinds of Blanks, of the most approved forms,
well printed. good paper, kept on hand
and for sale cheap at the Journal ofice-such as war
rsntee, mortgage and quit-caim deeds, state war
rants. summons. .subpoenas constables sales. cxecu
tioR. attachments, blank notes, &c. Justices and
notaries wanting anything in this line would do well
to give us a call. -, ......
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SIMMERED- DOWN MEANNEss.-Whle Mr..
Parsons was addressing the people from the
stand, on Thursday night last some two leg
ged thing cut the halyards and let the Aag
down. drawing the rope with it, A more
striking instance of depravity seldom occurs.
Stealing is honorable when compared with
such acts of disinterested meanness.
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Hon r. G. PARSONS Our convention, on
Thursday last was honored by the presence
of Hon R. G. P arsons Of Cleveland the able
Speaker of the House OF Representatives.
His speeches in the afternoon and evening
won for him the highest esteem of our people.
He proved himself one of the best stump
speakers in tn. state, and it is to be regretted
that his health is su,h as to prevent him from
meeting the people daily.
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The board will hold their next regular sessions for
the examination ofTeaeheIs, as follows:
Perrysburg fist Tuesday in October
West MihgrOve, first edpesday in November.
Gilead, third Tuesday in November, @
Bowling Green, fest Tuesday in December.
PERI ysburg first Tuesday in January
Ia addition 10 the usual course, all Teach hers viii
hereafter be examined in American History.
No applicant will be examined who is not present
punctually at O'Clock A. M, r-
J,W WOODBURY., Clerk.
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NOTICE OF REPUBLICAN MEET
INGS.
ssXsAAzxS t.
Let Everybody Turn Out and Hear the Truth

Hon. J. NJ. ASHLEY Republican candidate for
Congress from this Congressional District win ad-
dress the citizens OF this county at the places and
times named below:
Pemberville Sept. 25th, 2 o'clock
Perrysburg. Monday e,enng, Oct. sth
Mr.. Ashley will also speak at Fostoria, on Friday
the 18th of September. We call the attention of our
Republican friends to the importance of prompt and
united co4ope ration in getting up ood meetings.
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Temnaranca Lecture.

Mr.. r. T. Bush will lecture on Temperance at the
Baptist Church, on Thursday evening, Sept. 2oth-
Lecture to commence at early candle light Come
one, come all, and iend helping hand to save our
youth. r-
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]. j. BLECKER, DENTIST,

Is nov at the Exchange In Perrysburg, and will
remain until the sth Of September He will be in
Bowling Green the 2-nI and in Portage on the 2sth
of Seplember. llW5.
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!!DsATA
To Every Form aud Species OF
VcF Rsa / m.
'osT ANS"
'OsrN NR's" Rat, ,Rosch, Sc, EXterminator.
'usrNRs"
'osrAR's" Bcd-Bug Exterminator

"CosrARS"
"CosTAR's" Electric Powder for Insects, &c,
DESTROYS INSTANTLY
Rats Roachcs-MiCe-Mo Mocs--Ground Mice Bed
Bugs Ants Moths squito.s-Fleas- Insects on
Plants Insects on Animals &C., ~. lin short eve
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VElsIg WIN.
10 years establishcdin New York City used nv the
CITY Post Office the City Prisons aud station Hous-
es-the CITY Steamers, Shins, @c.- the City Hotels
Astor, St. Nisholas, sc. -and ny more than 10000
private families.
Efs~nruggsts and Retailers everywhere sell them.
is5'~Whoesalc Agents. all the large cities
Ty- EcEulr sizes, 2ic 50c.& 81 boxes bottles hasks.
c3~ =! Bcwarc!!! of spurious limitations Examine
each bottlc,hoX and flask and take nothing but
"Costar's." d.
2-;y~Sl 90 boxes sent by mail.
Eg>S3& S. boxes for Plantations Hotels, &C., by
Express.
ZG- Address orders orror Circular to Dealers"
H1NEN Il. COSTAR,
Principal Depot. Alt Broadway, N Y.
For sale by PECK Il HAMILTON, Perrysburg
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READ! READI READ!

caro- Ills, July z9th, 1850.
Messrs. John Wilcox Co.:
Your Impectine Persian Fever
Charm, has done won lers ! was wholly despondcut
aud wretched when applied it. am in five hoW.
the chills were moved AMI no fever eHsued. IL is
the simplest cure Imaginable ami a wonder of nature
and of art ! would not he without this impectinc Il
single hour. by constantly wearing it seem to be
"ague proof" Yours truly,
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MORE LocoFoco DEcENCY.-On Wednesday
night OF last week, some locofoco rowdies took
down pole that had been erected in front of
the residence of Mr.. Geo. Albert, in this
place, carried it some distance from the house,
and cut it into two pieces. Another pole now
occupies its place, and we hope the rsscsls
should they lay their criminal hands upon it,
will be treated to little saltpetre and the
usual condiments.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


NIT EdItOr:
Please announce the name Of G. W,
HARVEY as lnlependsnt Candidate for Coroner,
aud oblge
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Tsr REPUBLICAN MASS CoNvENrIos

The REPUBLICAN, Mass CoNvENTIoN.-Not-
withstanding the fact that our farmers we're
busily engaged in puttingin wheat and cut
ting corn, the Republican Mass Convention,
on Thursday last, was decided success
The large number in attendance induces us
to believe that the camp-fres are brightly
burning in Wood count Early in the day
the people from the surrounding country be-
gan to pour into town from every direction
The delegations from Gilead and Bowling
Green, with their music, banners, rails, and
numerous appropriate notices and devices
attracted much attention. .. 4.
Soon after dinner, large crowd assembled
about the pole which was ready for an up
right position, and it soon began to move W
with a steady and undertaking march-typi
cal of the onward march of the Republican
columns to certain triumph next November
The pole up, the flag with Lincoln anc
Hamlin" in bold releifi unfurled, the assem-
bled multitude burst forth into shout tha
made the welkin ring again. The pole is 13
feet above ground, and is as handsome as an,
that we have seen;-many thanks to tn
''pole committee"
After the pole raising, the convention wa
addressed from stand erected opposite tn
Baird House, by M. R. Waite, of Toledo
Hon. R. P. Buckland, of Fremont, and Hon
R. G. Parsons, of Cleveland. We have no
space for even brief synopsis of the speech
es, all of which were excellent and elcite,
much applause.
In the evening, the crowd was greatly en-
hanced by the arrival of the Toledo, Maume
and Watervle Wide-Awakes, who parade,
our streets with their lighted torches, uans
parencies, bands Of music, &C., to the deligh
of multitude ofspectators. The procession
was very long, and its appearance as the ar
my with torches marched in worm-fenc
style, through our principal streets, was trul
grotesque and beautiful.
The vast concourse of people were abl,
addressed in the evening by Mr.. Tyler, G
Toledo, and Hon. R. G. Parsons, of Ceve
land. The convention broke up at lat
hour, and every Republican present felt the
day had been profitably spent.
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DIR Il. d. II ardman the celebrated an
a'itical Physician and Surgeon will be at Per
rysburg, Baird House, Saturday Sept 29l
until 8 o'clock u. NJ ... ... - .
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INTLNuaiNrION or rms LIvER.

BOSTON March {. lSit u have been afflicted for
many years with morbid state vt tuc Liver with
Constipation, indi gesou. cod kite aiues shonting
pain Ia the side etc. Twas about surmiuirg 60 the
usual mercvol course of treatment, whereby hoped
90 gain relief, hut not cure. I could rct lie on
either s'dc when hoVau with the PERU IAN
Sl RUP, and after usiag 1t tur Ouly week. con.
sdcred ny self cured,
10 n. VI. KENDALh,M Nj. ID.
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Eutal \ aelistrllanecas.
Train Arrivals and departures.


PERRYSBURG.
Going North--Departs 81 a m, and 3t p. m.
Going SOuth-Departs 1l;07 a. m. and ll;O' m.
CLEVELAND & TOLEDO K. r.
Going East--leave t. ut 5:25 q. IN. and 500 p. m.
Going west--leave c. at 5:j5 a. m. aud $3.50 p. m
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SENATOR PUGH IN PERRYsBURG.-Tuesda
last was The day announced for a Douglas
democratic mas meeting in this place, and
flaming posters announced to the people that
Senator Pugh would be present to expound
democratic gospel according to the ''little
sucker" the Cincinnati platform, and the
dred scott decision. The day was beautiful,
but the people didn't come. They thought,
no doubt, that as Pugh had preached first
rate know nothing sermon in Cincinnati, he
would probably repeat the "dose" here, and
hence stad at home. Indeed, we felt sorry
for our democratic friends in view of their
forlorn appearance. The hoped for recluits
from Toledo, per train, amounted to five, all
told; two men came from Bowling Green, the
same number from Gilead, and four from the
pike. Finally Pugh arrived, accompanied
by half dozen of Maumee and Toledoites
The cannoi was fred, and the faithful were
soon on hand, mum bering about as many as
there were "Wide Awakes" left Perrysburg
for Ottawa. Pugh's speech was character
istic effort for fourth rate orator, and gave
evidence Of the good sense of the people of
Ohio in relieving him of his senatorial honor.
Because Lincoln had not been a wire working
politician, held many offices, and played dem
agogue generally, he was not fit to be Pres-
dent; hut Douglas was just the man, having
all of these qualifications. The speech was
agrsnd failure in point Of argument, fact
sensibly felt by every one present, who was
notweighted down with partisan prejudices.