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DR.. EATON'S INFANTILE CORDIAL.

Dr.. Eston's lnfsn,lle Cordial Is remark.
able for its wonderful beneficial effects in
the treatment Of children. For Group, dys-
sntery, and testhing, it has never been sur
passed, and mothers should at all times be
provided with a supply, as they value the
lives and the comfort Of their little ones.
The preparations OF Blood Food are among
the most important discoveries Of the age.
They sIe not medicines, bur food for the
blood; already prepared for absorption,
pleasant to the taste, and natural IN action;
aud what one gains, he retAins. The B God
Food 10 q scientific d scoycry, differing from
all patent medicines; and for consumption,
'hrost diseases, liver complaints. dyspepsia,
end other diseases incident to the hu man
'rsme, 10 u%neqnsled Tor it's healing and
strengthening qualities Columbus, Ohio,
Gazette. See advc rtisement.
For sale by |. II. Patterson. st. Claifs.
vile.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

A HeneUoient Institution established by spe.
ciaL Endowment for The Relief Of The Sick
and Distressed, afflicted Nth Viru-
tent and Epidemic diseases, and
especially for The cure Of
diseases Of the Sexual Organs.
M EDICAL Advice given gratis, by the Acting
1fl Surgconu to all who apply by letter, with u
description OF their condition, tnge. Occupation,
habits of life. &c) and in cose OF extreme poverty
Medicines FURNISHED free Of charge.
Valuable Reports on SpermatoiIllna, and Other
Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and on The New
Remedies employed in the pispensnry, sent ia
The afflicted IN sealed envelopes, Tree OF charge
Two or three Sinmps Tor postage will be acceptable
Address, DIR. J. SKlLLlN HOUGHTON, Act.
ing Surgeon Howard Association, No. 2 $. Ninth
Street, Philndelphia, Pa. BY order of tho Directors.
EZRA y. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAIRcmELD, Secretary. noI059
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Office Masonic Hail building, n few
Doors East OF the Court House,
ST. CLA.IRSvILLE, oTItC>
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION

rERMS.-SiaGfI SUBSCRIBER, per annum, In
nuyapce, $l,5O
SINGLE SUBscR1BrR, per annum, II
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Clue OF FIVE, and upwards, unva'
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Fb1&gLT GATRARTTG PTTLS.
Compounded from Pure Vegetable Extracts. and
put up in Glass Cnses, Air Tight. and will keep
AZ any climate. The Family Cothartic PILL Is a
gentle but active C,thartic, which the proprietor
hns used III his practice more than twenty yenrs.
The constantly increasing demand from those who
hive long used the Pills and the satisfaction
which a express in regard to their uso has induced
the 10 place them within the reach of all The
profession well know that different Ca ibariics act
on different portions OF the bowels. The Family
Cathnrtic Pill has, with due reference to this we'll
established tact, been compounded from a vari ty
oil the purest V egotable Extracts, which act alike
on every part OF the alimentary canal and are good
and sale IN oil cases " here a cathartic is needed
such as arrangements of The Stomach, Sleepiness
Pains in tho Back and LOins, Costlvenoss, Pain &
Soreness over the whole body, from sudden cold,
which frequently, IL neglected end in a long course
OF Fever, Loss ol Appetite, a creeping sensation
OF cold over the body, Resilcssness, Headache, or
weight in the head, oil In1ammn tory Diseases,
Worms in children or adults, Rheumatism, a
great purifier OF tho Blood and many diseases to
which flesh is heir, too numerous to mention Ia
this advertisement Dose, / to 3.
PRICE THREE DIMES.
arThe Liver lnvigorntor and Family Cathartic
Pills are RECALLED by Druggists generally and sold
wholesale by the Trade in all tho large towns.
S. r. w. SANFORD, M. ID.
Manufacturer and Proprietor.
del539ly 335 broadway, New York.
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TERMS or :

N PBusNEss CARDS, I've lines or les, s3'W PCT
year.
DPwe are determined to make The Chronicle
more interesting to the general reader than IL mas
yer he reto tore been and ask and expect an In
creased interes st IN it's welfare by the gallant re
,uhlisans of Belmont county. Fl lends, shall we
'EifPBEAR in MIND, The Chronicle contains
mafs reading matter, Miscellaneous. Local, ana
GeneraI News, than any other paper publisheo IN
the eoun ty, and that II also has the most eohp'e'e
and reiiabie Market Reports.
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PRICES GREATLY REDUCEDll!II
STONE & THOMAS

make PLEASURE to ahnUunce that they have just received their Second Stool OF Fdnry md
= SfRsD y Goods bought ln@,e entirely With, ASH whhhin pdntot Style qdy& Raa~s
Isl equal TO any they have erhongtt 1.-THE city; and in yangTyan undo QUANTITY iron whch to nlcDi
md cheapnesb unsWmsdb any nue West In tr stock may be Eunda almost every variety
Goods adapted to LADIES, MEMS and BOYS WEAR! -
In their Retail Department they vme the ntpnutn Of the LshfsO their ag stock bfRICR
DDkEEsS SiLks, being nea gests stock in the y.9 and emMsehng. M 1.-The latest syh%o OF Paysdqes
Cashmen~ am Dhunes plain and figured; Hads lamMdnen and uenms Ia geatv adetyI
AND NoLsH Cops to wits Ducas, Poll de Cheyrs MnpemaC hhse etc In this depart
mem our stock is very hrgAtwicea as large as nyh int eciB, ANDY cry, very eeatbaruMs gwen
fuHs embcsnev korues Mnfs, Mohigso Cuff land Gloves ODnts ndaoskig, embracing
a great VARIETY, some very Itch md desirable, With Trimmings to match In our Shawl DesaumNm
may be Ound AL the latest syes and the largest stock in ths c$a We have very choice styles
made expressly for u.s.. Oh stock American Goods, 10 wilt dehHhBspin gmRhams ad uhTf
fabrics e very kind. embraces tens tousnmso OF Yards very variety and price tCrpul and
Oil cohs w ecal particular atenuonW our stock of crpeung and ollie cloth as 70 are deirmsot
quitting tdat branch oil business w enrp epaedto ge grat oRgAr bargains lin Mem unf
gGMJ WeHr we call HtsdOn to The The lIges, n Of eMhS ssssimsn csansHs JeaE, TIssasc
pumentw we call the aueniono of the Trade o. stock o Piece Goods md Motions will be- found
to be very full, and adapted to they wants o the Trade, nnd in variety, style and rice, second to-
no bbng house nihec city Buying with Cash almost xcuveyw W cot q cash trad, md f
prepared 10 sell pons g@dtermsw hep piece atn retail as any housed III. West lot
Parcess semitic uny part ofHe city, Tree expnse7 nr nU59 STONE & THOMAS
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F$aNA stock
Hats and Caps for the Million
& AVERY, li6, Muin Street, Wheeling, Va -
-. am prepared with probably the most extop-
sive Stock Of Goods, in the Hat line, ever exhibit
ed in this market.
THE LEPGER HAT,
Now the great Leading Hat for Young Gentlemen
l have In every variety OF color, quality and price
The Moleskin Dress and Cashmere Hat,
OF my own manufacture. & of tbe most celebrated
manufactures OF New York and Philadelphia, oil
the very latest style and finest quality;
The Soft French Felt Hat,
ofall the varieties of shapes, qualities and color;
The Saxony Wool Hats,
Soft French. made Of the finest American, Spanish
and Saxony Woods;
Mems and Boys Cups,
cloth cashmere, plush and Glazed, from the low.
esti0 the highest price;
Children's Hats and Caps,
Beautifully and richly trimmed; just imported from
Paris.
From my long experience in manu- ~fncturing md
the care ! have taken in selecting my Stock is q
guarantee TO purchasers that they can be suited
with the best OF goods and at the lowest prices
s. AVERY.
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wINVIG0RA7OR,,
NEVER DEBJLJTATES.


n is compounded en- rely from Gums, and as
l. become an established Tact. a STANDARD Mi
cine, known anu ap- t. proved by all tina
have used IL, and is - now resorted to will,
confidence in all the diseases for which il
is communicable n has cured thousands
within the last 2 year = who had given up all
hopes OF rcliei as The numefous unsolicited
certificaitsIn my pos - session show.
The dose must be adapted 10 the temp
erament OF the indi. vidual taking it. and
used in such quaint. - ties rs 10 act gently
on the Bowels. 100 S2
Let the dictates OF . vour Judgment guide
you in the use OF the - Liver Invirorator, g.
il will cure LIVER COMPLAINTS, Bill.
lious Attacks. Dys- "a pepsia, Chronic Dinr.
%rlioea, Suminer com. 6 plants, Dysentery,
drupsy, sour stomach - Hpbitual costiveness,
Cholic, chtIera chol. era Morbus, Choleru
Iniantum, Fiatulence, Jaun1ice, Female Weak.
nesses, and may be used successfully os m Ordi.
nary Family Medicine. II will cure Sick Heud.
nc'e, ms the U sands can testify. in twenty minutes,
II two or Il rec Teaspoonlul!s are taken at com
mencement of u tack. All who use it ore giving
theif testimony in iis favUr. &
Mix water in the mouth with the Inyigorator,
and swallow both together.
... .f Price One Dollar per Bottle.
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MILWAUKEE. March y lA6l

Sherman NJ. Booth was yesterday rear.
rested BY the United States Marshal in the
Glover rescue case. Should u writ Of
hsoeas corpus issue BY the Supreme Cour-
OF the State, as before, the writ will be re.
sisted BY the United States authorities, and
the question tested as TO the power {. the
State Court.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-10

NJ WHELAN q Co.-The advertisement Of the
above firm, merchants at Big Fiat, will be found
in the proper place People who live on the
river, and deal with them, speak in high terms Of
Mr.. Whelan, resident partner, both as a business
man aud gentleman, aud an acquaintance of two
years with him has lcd US to the same opinion.
The establishment is a permanent fixture at Big
Flat, and the advertisement sets forth that an
unusually large stock Of assorted merchandise,
for a country trading house, will always be found
at their store. Their goods are received by way
OF Humboldt Bay, and none but the best articles
offered for sale.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-10

DANGEROUS Results or LEARNING" 1t is the
insinuation, nay. assertions OF the moral wrong
of Slavery which our youths read in these North
ern school books, which give an early bias to
their npressions-impressions upon which they
do not reason, and the result is that when they
come to their second childhood in their last wills
and testapepts, they iberate their slaves and ill
the country with miserable herd Of free ne
groes. "--R Richmond Inquirer.
Yes-just as those misguided and mistaken
men, George Washington and Thomas Jefferson,
did iu their second childhood GIN Commercial.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-10
Dem Guich Isiues.
GALENA FLAT. Democrat Gulch,
March 6, 1850.

March =, lAGO. M
Ed. Journal From nearly every other Sec
ton Of the county you are from time to time
furnished With interesting mining news. The
people OF Trinity may not generally know that
Democrat Gulch is a mining locality Of no little
importance, hence conclude to let them know
through the JOURNAL what we are doing.
There is not place in the county whore the
mines have yielded more gold, for the number of
men employed, during the last five years. This
positively assert and have every reason to be
lieve that there will be nc falling Off in the yield
this year, notwthsts snding the scarcity of water
thus far II is raining now, and the boys are
elated at the melting of the snow on the adjacent
hills, and the prospect of plentiful supply of
water during The spring months.
The Galena slide" claims, owned by Cochran.
Morehouse q Co., will, | think, pay as well as
ever this year. The Smith brothers expect large
returns from their Gulch claims Boyle & Co.,
on Galcna Flat, are doing well in claim that
was once abandoned p. Weis & Co., in their
drifting elaims between Democrat and Mosquito
Clutches, did a better business last summer and
fall than ever before, and are still doing well ;
Klower & Co. will have their drain tunnel, in
Nick. Smiths ranch finished in about two months
when fairly opened, their claim will be vaua
BILE Allison 4 Co. took ont chunk weighing
nearly six ounces short time SINCE, and their
claims are now paying well Guilford Il Co have
rich slucing claims at the head Of the Gulch
Several companies on the divide expect to get
water from Bakers new ditch, which was com
pleted to the head of the Gulch last autumn,
bringing water from the head Of West Weaver
Greek and covering ground that could not be
worked heretofore on account OF scarcity Of
water.
SINCE the Board of Supervisors honored us by
establishing an election precinct at Galcna Fiat,
politics has been the absorbing topic, and the
claims of the talkcd-of Presidential candidates
are nightly discussed. Douglas seems to have a
majority with us but all concur in saying they
will give their individual support to the Charles
ton nominee, whoever he is. More, occasionally.
MINER.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-10

THE HUMBOLDT INDIAN MAssACRE.-The pub
lished accounts of this affair are much exaggera-
i'd in some OF the Bay papers. The Pacific puts
down the number butchered" at about two
hundred. If we are properly informed, the
number killed did not overreach fifty 1t is
large enough, however, and the citizens of the
Vicinity where the killing took PLACE may soon
have reason to regret the lqsty action of the Eel
river settlers. II the same number of Indians
had been killed by the whites in defence of their
homes and property, there would have been no
ground for censure, but the fact that those cti-
Zehs OF Eel river crossed the Bay TO kill Indians
simply because they knew there were Indians
there, will tell against them. If the Bay Indians
had furnished arms and ammunition TO the noun
tain irlotS' those same weapons were originally
supplied by the whites
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-10

ST. Louis CLorHrNG SroRE,--Joseph Kohn will
remove to the Cole building on the first of April,
where he intends to open q new and superb as
sortment of Spring aud Summer wearing appa-
rel. Until that time ne offers to sell his present
stock at San FRANCISCO Wholesale prices, and will
be pleased to furnish those in need with cheap
clothing boots, shoes, hats, etc. His store is in
Eder' IS building. Main street.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-10

Go TO NoRcNoss' RoSMs, IMMEDIATELY And
see the " Stereoscopc," then have an Ambrotype
taken. The first will be pleasing to yourself, the
latter to your friends at home, who have forgot
len how you look, you have been away so long.
The lctier-types taken 10y Mr.. Norcross are cheap.
and can be tTlded in a letter without additional
postage. His pictures are second to nobodv's
else, aud an opportunity will not long be offered
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-10

A WoRp TO THE Boy WHO EXPECTS TO BE PRE-
sIDENT IN a. d. l900.-Refuse all instruction
concerning the points of the compass-snce it
win be absolutely necessary that you should
know no North no South, no East, no West'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-10

HOSPITAL SOCIETY ELEcrIoN.-At the annual
meeting for the election of officers of the Trinity
County German Hospital Society, held in Wea-
verville, March 4th, the following were chosen
Presidents Charles Miller
Tice President-E. Nogel,
Secret0y-G Thede.
TeaSurer--ll. Hooker.
Physician Edward Tra2l, NJ. d.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-10
NOTICE..
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

pY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION issued
ID out of Justice II. O. Adams Court Of North
Fork township. county Of Trinity, to me directed
in favor of l. G. Purdy q CO.. and against Thos
Foye Co, have seized, and shall expose for
sale at public auction, at 10 O'clock a. M, on
Monday, March 26th, 1860,
the following described property, TO wit All the
interest of said Thomas Foye in the following
described property, viz The one fourth undi-
vided interest in and TO a certain water right and
ditch carrying water on the Myers hill diggings,
aud holding to its right the first two snice heads
in Deer Creek. Also the one undivided interest
in the ditch and wateP right known as the An
toine Segalio right and also two sluice head
right, being the second two sluice heads in said
creek. Also, right of way in certain hume
carrying water across the river at the mouth of
said creek, together with all and singular the
tenements and hercdtaments thereunto attached
or otherwise belonging, all the above described
property being situated in North Fork township
Trinity county, below CoX's Bar, and well known.
Dated March 8, 1860.
s. JOSEPH WOTTRING Constable
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-10

On BUSINESS TRP.-L Comstoek, Esq, of
Red Bluff has been here two or three days this
week on business connected with the forwarding
house of Pierce, Church d Co., OF that place lie
goes from here to Siskiyou.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-10

STATE CoNvENToN.-The proceedings on the
closing night of that body are represented to
have been quite boisterops Geiger offered a
resolution declaring Douglas the last choice of
the Democracy OF California for President The
resolution failed The delegates to Charleston
were not instructed, although Dickinson resolu-
lions were passed by the Convention
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-10

WE came near having silver excitement here
the other day. After the first exhibition of
Washoe ore, several parties started out, discov-
cred Immense quantities OF rock which looked to
he exactly like that from WaslIoe had it tested
and didn't get particle of silver, or anything
else
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-10

NEW DIGGNGs.-Mr. W. S. LoHden informs us
that new diggngs have been found in the fiat
above the bridge near his residence AS far as
prospeeted, they promise we'll, aud water is now
being conveyed to them.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-10

CALIFoRNIA.-While the strange discipline of
this country has taught lessons concerning the
uncertainty of wealth hastily obtained, that were
never learned before, he great world excitement
has settled a new land lit has planted insttu-
tions of freedom, education aud religion on a new
soil, where they will display their power in a new
sphere, with youthful aud vigorous people,
Pdcifc
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-10

supplied with the latest Atlantic newspapers and
pietorals from that house
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-10

The NEATnER.-The storm which lasted for
more than a week, stopped on Tuesday, since
when we have had pleasant days, and cold
freezing nights. Not much mining is being done
LereabOuts
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-10

gzs~ The best remedy for Rheumatism Halls
SaIsaparilla. Yellow Dock and lodide Of Poass.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-10
III arried;

At the residence of the brides father East
Durham, n. Y, Jan. 18th, by Rev. Mr.. Freese,
JoHN W. PHILLIPS, ESQ, of Trinity county, to
MIss ANNA NJ. PIERCE
At San Francisco, Feb. 10th, by Rev. DR.. An
derson, NJ. SPENCER, ESQ, of the firm of Spencer,
Mannheim q Stern, Humboldt county, to Miss
ABBY NJ WAsGATT, of San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-10

INDIANs.-Charley Kendrick, river expressman,
was informed by Mr.. Winslett, on his last trip from
Humboldt that the Indians in the Mad river sec
tion were growing troublesome, killing cattle
and doing other mischief when opportunity
offered. Mr.. Winslett fears that his mail route
will have to be abandoned.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-10

THE Locofoco OF the New Hampshire Times
intimatcs wish to get married. We suppose be
wants to exchange the condition OF the A1,o aeaial
for the hy-meaial. al.-LouisuWe Journal
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-10
Died: (:

AT Taunton, Mass, Feb. Sd, REpREN NJ. BEN
NETT aged SO years.
Deceased was the elder brother of Jcre. and
Daniel Bennett Of this place.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-10

LETTERS OyERLAND.-During the month of
February, G3 ,030 letters were sent by the over
land mail, and 3s,6Si received the total num-
Der amounting to l0l,7l4.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-10

nett editor of the n. Y. Heraid, has been publicly
hogged seven times twice by James Watson
Webb, once by DR.. S. p. Townsend, once by r. s.
llamblin, once by J, W. Hale, once by A. W.
Cason and once by John Graham, each time in
the streets of New York.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-10

DoN'r BEIErE WHAT WE SAID.-Last week
we mentioned that the expressed opinion of the
Democracy of this county seemed to be in favor
of Douglas. We doubt the assertion now. I'm
mediately after the State Convention proceedings
were made public here political opinion shifted.
At the Convention to send delegates to Sacra
mento, Douglas was the test Last year Douglas,
or anti-Lccompton Democrat could hardly get
into a re2ulay Democratic Convention. This year
it was nearly the reverse, and majority of the
delegates were avowcd Douglas men. But since
the State Convention, and the endorsement by it
of Daniel 5. Dickinson, we cap hardly find II
Douglas man; they preferred Douglas, perhaps,
but will all abide the action of the Charleston
assemblHge Some of these same persons are not
pleased with the doings of the State Convention,
nevertheless. Persons who were strongly Doug
las before the Convention are positive that be
cannot receive the Charleston nomination, now.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-10

CELEsTIAIS GoNG.-We lealn from a San
Francisco paper that seven thousand Chinese
will embark from that city for Frazer river, as
soon as the mining season opens. The movement
northward may be prompted by the prospect OF
passage of the enormous tax bill, now before the
Legislature. California can spare four times the
number going and not miss them much. Some
OF the mining counties that luruish them employ
ment, and are benefited by the income from For
eign miners tax will notice a considerable drop.
ping off of income probably.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-10

BENNETT CoMpLINENTED.-Th last number Of
the Boston J0aRal contains tAe following. The
boot punishment has been applied to the Hera'd
editor so often that it is hardly considered in
that light any more
The New York HsraH has a spy travelling
among the manufacturing to vns in Massachu-
sets, whose business il seems to he to denounce
Republicans. If there is creature moaucr than
such pimp, it is his employer. Should the fell
low be discovered, he may have an opportunity
to test the strength OF New England made boots
propelled by stout legs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-10

LEGISLATIVE No business of great importance
has been before the Legislature for week A
bill passed the Assembly on the 29th ult, to
prohibit the sale of intoxicating liquors The
special committee to whom were referred the
accounts contracted during the late Indian cam
paign in Tehama county, reported reduction of
$4,000 on the total amount, reducing the expense
Of the campaign to about 100000.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-10

CONSTITUTIONAL CoNvENTIoN.-Th Joint Com
mittee Of the Legislature to whom the matter
was referred, reported to the House that the
proposition for Convention was carried. They
also reported a bill, the provisions of which are
that Convention shall be held in August to
frame Constitution.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-10

FIRE ALARM.-Qne of the stove-ppes in Coch-
rams building lower Main street, burned out on
Monday, and nearly fired the roof 1t was rain
ing at time
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-10

CLEARAAcEs AT THE CUsToN IoUsE.-In that
style the San Francisco Informing CAL announces
the dismissal of six employees. Supposed cause
-IIaIhnmitns. -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-10

ApMIrTED.-W. A. Nunnally, Jr., was admitted
to practice in the Probate Court of Trinity
county on the 2nd inst