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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
For Weaknesses
ArltlnS from ENoesses, Habits of Dissipslor.
Early IndIscretIon or Abuse,
AtteSded trfth the FOlIOtriSg Symptoms:
Loss OF Memory. Difculty of BreethIns
Weak Nerves, TTemhinr
Horror OF Disease, Wakefuloe>s .
Dlmnees OF Vision, Pslu in the Bach,
Universal Lassitude Of the Muscular system,
Hot Hands, Flushlnr of the Rody
Urynoss oi the Skin, kTuptlons on the F6ce /.
- PAILID COUNTENANCE.
These SYMPTOMS, II allowed 10 20 on, which this
medicine InvarlshlJ removes, room follows
lMPOTENCIr rFATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS,
In one Of rhioh rae Patient may Eaprs
who can say tbSt they are not frequently fol
lowed 10y those "DiREEUL DisKlsEs,"
INSANITY AND CONsUMPTION."
Many are aware of the cause Of their sufernf,
But NONE WILL CoNFEss.
THE RECOR DS OF THE INSANE AsYLUMS
AHd ihs AsicxckoJs Deaths bv COHsSrsyttox.
BEAR AMPLE wITNEss TO THE IRUTH or rHn
AssIRTIoN.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Resuires the aid Of medicine 10 strengthen and
InuEorste the System
which HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU
tsoastal ~ dess
TRIAL WILL CONVINCE THE MOST sKkPIIcAL.
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nEsrIcIAsIA Charleston has by this time
some hlg stones In her haibor, and is no
80 suffering a. much u poor cid fellow
60 n stone In his bladder.
CJ& rich feast the voracisus fre-esters must
ainizmd when Charleston vas burning. We
onmu q didn't surfeit themselves.
sael, bels talk Of videning Cumberland Gap
Iosins unphrey Marshall can conveniently get
s.legi1o4
AS1J ~s - 10 ever ready 10 work with his head
TER n tds--Missosyt Army Argxs.
49,. -. sblV mean with his bowels.
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Revenue Cutter Ashsre

BosToN, Dec % The revenue cutter Bovsu
Cobb, from the Lakes, via Quebec, for Boston,
went ashore at Lanes Hill, Cape Ann, last night
The crew were saved, but the vessel 10 total ioss
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The CaBnsnandipg at Gardn.r,. Rax-

GREENPozT, Dec 2s.-The heavy cannonading
near Gafdner's bay, which was the subject of a
telegram from stonington, was caused by Gen
James and others Of General McClellan's staff
testing the James cannon. The myster!ous liz ht
was probably either that from some light house
as seen by landsmen, or an igsis IaturS
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eluhs, Crickss Associations and snowsh0s Racers
sys fpsmlng shsmsslya ialo rise e0mpsRiss
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A NEW STOCK OF

A NEW STOCK QF
"A GENERAL STAPLE GOODS,
Blen tets, Comforts and Bed Spreads,
Cotton Sheetings, ShirtIngs and Linens.
w hite and Coored Fiannels, Towels,
Napkins fsssss S C Cloth: AZ a1d II 9isse5s:
Cloths. Cashmere, Tweeds, Vestings, TO-, in all
good yles and quantities,
Fine and 5eeyy Grey Domestic Cloths. for Gentle
To all Of which We ask the special attention of
purohssers. J. w. C0LLEY & CO.
SEALEQ PROPOSALS Are invited till the 10th
~ day OF January, 1852 At IL O'Clock m, for sup
2lylng the Goyerpment with BEEF CATTLE.
oersourf, or York. Pa as soon after the 18th Gay
Of March, 1867, IS the Government may direct The
Government will receive under this contract 600
head and reserve the right to call for any addition
Each lot Of Cattle delivered shall average at
lesst l,So pounds gross weight; and no animal
reoeiyed which weighs Tess than 600 pounds
Government reserves TO itself the right to psy In
Treai ury notes, and to reject any bid for any
cause. NO oid VIII be entertained unless the bidder
Is Rteseni 70 respond.
The bids to be directed to Maj. A. BECKWiTH,
proposals for Beef"
FORM or BID.
la B. do herebI propose to deliver to the Gov
eminent good Beef Gait on the hoof for 49, Der
hundred pounds gross weight The Cattle to be
closed adyer tsement The Cattle 10 be weighed
on the scales, and the weight so determined TO be
the purchase weight. hereby agree TO give a
good and sufhclent bond for the fulfllment OF the
contract, and TO receive Treasury notes or other
d3 vernment funds IN payment for the Cattle.
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i.1sn<g 8nH EAsTERs vfRsIsIA.-Collector
a.t,'Z Of New York, has received permission
SoSthe Secretary ef the Treasury 20 grant clear
- 70 vessels for Accomac and Northampton
Slnties, In Eastern virginis, In cases where be
nas every sasoo 10 believe that ths trade 10 legt
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r OOK OUT FOR STORMY WEATHER,
IL and send your orders Immediately to HAMlLr
TON, the renowned Glazier, who will WAGER that
other msn in America, and as cheap.
N. P. Large Jobs Of azlng done at greatly re-
duced prices, Shop-562 7th st.. opposite Center
Market, in the rear. de Is eO2vr
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at our proverbaIy low prloes, nafked IN pIsln
figures.
One prIce only.
purchase PERRY BRO,
Penn. avenue and Ninth st.,
de IA Dot "perry Building"
GOMETHIN6 NEw-SVPERIOR HULLED
- COAN.-rhs subscriber, having got the agency
TO s1ppit Wasting gton and Geors etovn with this
delicate preparation Of Corn, vo6ld respectfully
ask OF his friends and the pubie st large, TO give
Il Q trial. Also, Popped Corn, plain apd sugsred.
WIN. BRADLY, Agent
Pa. avenue. between 18th and 18th sts.
NJ B.-Men qtacturer of Marble Mantles, Monu-
ments, TaSs Toss. go. A large assortment always
on hand. oc SIN
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HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATION.

"HIoHLY CONCENTRATION
Compound Fluid Extract Buohu.
A Pssss'ss s.d spse.ss Rsm.dy
For Diseases of the
KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, and DROP
sIcAL swELLIN6s.
Ihs Mediclne increases the power o{ pissstior, /,
end excites the ABsoRBRNTs into healthy soron.
oy wnlch the WATERY or cALCKHous oeyontions,
ana a. UNNATURAL KNLARG8MEN are psdnceS .
- vel as PAIN AND INFLAMMATION, and "a EooS
MEN, WOMEN, OR CHILDREN.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-13

WEAvERvfLLE AND TREKA RoAD.-We desire
to call the attention of citizens TO the fact that
with the exception of some three or four miles,
the road is in travelling condition for carriages
between this place and Trinity Center in fact,
the outlay of one thousand dollars at most, would
complete good, travelable wagon road from
WearerpiUe 10 the Columbia rirer. Just think QS
it, (or the above assertion is positive fact,) and
remember that the unfinished portion of the road
is within an hours ride of Weavervlle-the
worst portion being mile or more between
Browns and Rush Creek.
Il is we'll known that the Legislature of 1859
passed an Act, giving to Trinity and other coun-
ties the State portion of the poll tax during two
years, to be appropriated in making road f:om
The Coast TO Yreka, via Weaverville The road
will be finished from Hay Fork in this county to
| Yreka, when The short piece above mentioned is
made.
| The amount collected during the two years has
been expended and the Legislature last winter
refused to make further appropriation, VIII our
citizens for the pitiful of $1,000 allow the
road TO remain in its present condition ?-for as
it now ia, it were as well it had never been COM
menced.
q To Weavervile this road is second to none in
= importance it opens up direct route to Yre!a,
through the richest agricultural section Of the
county, now very difficult Of access. The Cali
fornia Stage company have even intimated that
their stages might traverse this route, were a
good road completed, as 1t would save them the
extra line now run between Shasta and this place.
In fact all things combine to make il the ntcres.
of our citizens to complete this road. The citi-
zens Of the northeast portion of the county,
and even Scott Valley, we are told, are willing
10 do their share towards its completion. Won't
Weavervlle take some immediate ction 3? This
is just the season for road making-labor is cheap,
ana any number of good hands be employed
at $40 month and board. In less than one
month twenty hands would put the road in con-
dition for stages or heavy teams. Will not some
citizen who has the interest of the town and
county at heart, take the lead in this matter, and
prosecute it to successful issue?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-13

MARcHISG-Tramp tramp tramp Slowly, sternly 4
securely with visor down, with steady step, with hanI
graspng the sword with grip that " turns the knuckle
whito" upon the South marches iron heeled warhe
trot army Of the Republic When lifted its RED
hand in the land the farmer left his plow the smith hi
forge the merchant his desk the lawyer his briefs thu
printer his case the artisan his Implements of skill
the breath of steam went TO the defence of the threat
ened capital From the great West they aud from
the North and from the East and from every loyal
ty of the Republic They brought with them the buck
lers of their fathers in which Graded the bertie
of their country and with the hoest purpose that cve
greatest chief that rshaed the hosts of war id
sold legions they pouring down upon the South 4
With other hope than the salvation of the Republic
and the punishment of treason with batte-cry bu
that of Union with the old nag' above them and
the smiles OF God to cheer the hosts of Secession flee bel
fore them with quaking limbs and lvid lips and will sood
be kneeng before the rcestabshed might and glory
united nation for the mercy they do not merit and
which their leaders, hope, will not receive. There
escape Tor them Around their coasts stretch thI
wooden walls of the Republic and behind them in gath
erng strength and majesty its patriot armies. FROM
arpers Ferry to Manassas they may retreat from Mani
assus to Richmond from Richmond TO Montgomery bu|
they will be hemmed in and captured last Their ia
written in the heavens and translated in the prayers
the people They may meet with unimportant successes
they may sustain themselves in skirmishes Vienna
grow confident ropulses of their adversares
Great Bethel but the result will in wise be affected
They are not only warning against the best Government
ever modelled by the wisdom and patriotism Of man. buI
against humanity, against progress and civilization thI
hopes OF the whole world against heaven itself and the
doom Is submission or destruction Nothing less than TIL
hand OF God can avert it.--Sdn Francisco Mirror
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-13

FROM HooPA VALLEY.-Mr James f. Denny
the new Humboldt mail carrier, informs us that
there is talk of removing the troops from Fort
Castor to San Francisco, by ordsg Of Gen. Sum-
ner. II it is done the settlers will be obliged to
leave the Valley. Even now the company sta
TONED there is scanty protection for the surroun-
ding country. Remove them, and we shall soon
hear Of murder, pilaged homes and crops des-
troyed by the Indians, for there is nearly thou
sand in the Valley If the soldiers are removed
the Governor should at once order company of
volunteers into the field, or have the Indians re-
moved to the Reservation, and kept there 1t is a
sacred duty the State owes to the people Of Hum
boldt county.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-13
TO the Voters of Trinity County.

The undersigned, at the earnest solicitation and
request and solicitation of men of all parties has
consented to become candidate for the office of
SHERIFF at the ensuing September election.
My platform is the Union, the Constitution
(Which | have SIX times sworn to support and
the enforcement of the laws. | was In favor of
the last war, am in favor Of the present war; and
shall be warmly in favor of the next war
| am not running to defeat any particular can
ddate, but all candidates for the Sherifalty, and
expect to be elected, therefore politicians de-
string to be on the popular side had better fall
into line as quickly as possible. God aud Lib
ery !!!i DANIEL HITCHCOCK.
Weaverville, July A. 1861. 25tf.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-13

TIE comet now visible in the Northern heavens
was FIRST discovered by Mr.. Thatcher, of the n.
Y. Observatory, and is known as Thatcher's com
ct. Some believe it to be Charles the Fifth's
comet, which has been expected for three years.
From present appearances the lengthy append
aged visitor will soon leave US. The Sierra
Democrat, speaking of the comet, asks
Where did il come from? Where is it going?
Would it like to be a candidate for State Printer
Would it consent to iun for Congress! Majestic
monarch Of the heavens! proud owner of a tail
two million miles in length we fear you not If
you intend to jog the earth, just smash old jeff
aud the confederate rebels, and then side OF into
the realms Of space.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-13
TRINITY JOURNAL.
WenvervilIc, Saturday, July 13, 1851,

UNION DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.-The Union
Democratic State Convention began its labors on
the 4th inst. Two days were spent in balloting
for Governor-Conness being finally triumphant
Great unanmity Of feeling seems to have pre-
vailed in making the remaining nominations.
The nominees are as follows:
Goyernor-John Conness, of Ell Dorado.
Lieut.. Governor-R. Irwin, of Plumas.
Congress-Southern District, Henry Edgerton,
of Napa Northern District, J. c. MeKibben, Of
Sierra.
Judge Supreme Court-B. C. Whitman, Of So.
lano.
Clerk of Supreme Court. - Evans, OF Tuol
umuc.
Attorney General-G. W. Bowie, of San Fan
cisco. &"
Treasurer-J. T. Landrum, of Shasta.
Controller-J. 4. Nuttman, Sau Francisco.
Surveyor Gencral--. Gardiner, Of San Fran.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-13

STARR KINGS ORATGoN.-The BULLETINS SacraI
mento correspondent tclegraphed to that pape|
on the 9Th, that Mr.. King had that day served
a notice on the propretors of the Union not n
print his oration delivered yesterday, which be
intends to copyright. The Union has steno.
graphic report and will print it-riskng the
damages-claiming that no part of the 4th OF
July celebration ought to be regarded as private
property"
The Union published the document on the C th,
and in popular point of view has decidedly the
advantage of the reverend orator.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-13

"SYcAMoRE," correspondent of the Sacra-
mento Bee, writing from Great Darlington, in the
" Old Bay State" says:
There three young soldiers who into camp day
before Yesterday from the selubrous regions of Mount
Washington they are now engaged in playing on the
green sward hard by. Their play certainly would help
them to Z" iu1ame the Southern heart" Being short
cropped they can't pull each other by the hair at
which operation they make vain endeavors Two Of them
step mildly but firmly behind the third party and mold
latter up by the for the space of several minutes
They conclude this slight gymnastc feat by swinging the
dependant youths legs to the rear and sappng hm on
the ground full upon his face told this novel sport
is contnued-they uniformly averaged-haf an hour at
time. Whether these individuals preparing to en-
dure torture in warmer clmes cannot say. Now they
are trying the texture of their scul running full tilt
against each other in fashion One of these dainty
pla fellows is only six feet two his comrades about
six feet each These fair specimens of the component
parts of the companies When the burning knights
of the Confederated Southern States get hold of these
weak and scky cusses they will squelch themthe
g cowardly Yankee dogs p
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-13

VERY CoRREcr.-The author of the following
dispatch to the Sacramento Union, dated Wea-
verville, July 5th, must certainly have been in
town on the 4tb, and was evidently we'll posted
in regard TO the proceedings Of the day. The
dispatch reads;
The fourth was celebrated by the largest con.
course of people ever assembled in Wesvervile
The procession consisted Of military, fire compa-
MES preceded by five bands of music In the
procession were lot Of miners with different
implements of mining. The Martinetti troupe
had their band and wagon in the line. Judge
Miller delivered the oratiou and our miner poe /,
Lewis, presented poem. Over three hundred
flags were flying in the city.
For the information Of the Union We will state
that WELLS, instead of Lewis "presented po
en-" Also, that there were but four bands o.
music. Further, that five hundred flags werI
flying in the city," instead Of three hundred.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-13

"GoyE AND Dove Ir."-Our old friend, Jacob
Shanks, of Trinity Center, has taken wife, as
will be seen elsewhere. They do say that Jake
did the thing " on the sly" We do know that
when he left Trinity Center the other day, for
his place of residence on East Fork. the cti zeus
fred thrty-s seven guns-thirty-four for the Union
and three for the bride We wish the young
couple all possible happiness and prosperity.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-13
Card from j. M. H,
CASoN CITY, July 0, 1866

CAN0N CITY, July Q, 1861.
EDITOR JoURNAL:-l notice in your last issu
an article signed Jacob Weis," written sup
pose by his master, as he appears to have on,
judging from the proceedings Of the meeting b.
which he was so honorably elected. So far q
his "aitcleH is concerned. it is like himself
contains no trdth. lie made his boasts that
the matter was not dropped he would "return
fully endorsed by the people" Permit me I
say that he can get it endorsed by no person VIII
does not owe me, or who has not been forced t
pay me his Just indebtedness-hm included
Hence this bitterness. J.M.F
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-13

To BE DRIVEN OuT or SuSx.-The New Orleans
Picdyuae of June 10th, furnishes information
vana she compelled two vessels to haul down the
Confederate flag, and adds: " Let him be remem-
bered let his hated ship be driven from our
waters or sunk beneath them. We are fixing up
something which we trust will do one thing or
the other" 1t is altogether probable that the
Niagara has something fixed up, and when it
comes to driving out or sinking, she will take o
hand.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-13
MANAGERS :.

WEAvERvILLE.-Jno w. Owens, Hon. f. Walter,
Frank W. Young w. X. Yancey. L. Vogel,
VIM. Condor, Chas. Scbutze, Phil. Painter,
John Hanlon, A. Mitchell Thos. Morris.
MINERsvLLE.-Pat. Griffin, John Smith.
EAsTMAN's-Em. Dunlap.
LEwIsTON.-Dr. Barrows, p. Cronan, J. Ransom.
GRASS VALLEY.-Jas. B. Singleton. II. johnson.
DoUGLAs CITY.-Jno. II. Hough. Jas. Lyons, Jas.
Dixon, Jno. Franklin, Cal. Fogg.
INDIAN CREEK.-Martin Stratton, Warren lIar-
ris, Jas. Morris.
SrENER's.-J. II. McCampbell, J. c. McCarty.
EVANS BAR.--Jno. Feick. JAS. johnson.
OREGON GULCu-Jno. Colbert, Thos. Slattery,
John M'Carty.
Henry Hindley, Henry Osthof
ARKANSAS DAM-T. M'Cutcheon, Jno. Sheridan.
NoRTH FoRK-H. o. Adams, Jno. Henderson,.
BIG FLAT.-P. Manion, Jno. VanSchaack.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-13
Latest Intelligence from the Seat of War

We again under obligations to Gus. Scammon for
copy of the Shasta Courier extra with Eastern dates
June 23d Most of the news it is reasonable to believe
needs confirmation
Saml Terrybonc Baltimore merchant was on the 23d
ut baied in the of 500 600 for reason-obsructng
the railroad track the 9th Of AprilJunc 23d the
day fixed upon by Boureguard for the Cap
al--An extensive spy system had been discovered at
Washington, by which the rebel government kept fully
postedJohnson and Etherdgc of Tennessee have been
assured that the Union in East Tennessee and wher
else in the State they may need assistance shall bel
order has been issued including Tennessee the district
comm9 nded by Brig. Gen. Anderson-The Cabinet Gen
Scott and staff the superior officers of regiments in
order the advance Of Gen Cadwaader the Potomac
which he ntimaed would be done. 1t is believed he has
new project to submit to the council which TO
June 24th-The Missouri correspondent of the
Mercury Juno 18TH writes that citizens
Rebel Camp hostile Gentlemen came in daily who
ea red their slaves would murder them The lower class
es were excited to such degree that civil seemed
certain.
A later dispatch says the Navy will be doub-
led in size, and that the President will call for
at least three hundred thousand more troops
Gen. Scott bad disclosed his plans for prosecu-
ting the campaign. There is reason to believe
that before the 25th of the present month the
rebel army will have been driven from Virginia
Another Pony arrived on the 9th, but the news
was so trlng that none of the Associated + Fress
would issue an extra. Another is due to- day
BY it we may receive some stirring intelligence.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-07-13

Coon CHANcE.-A splendid opportunity is Of
fered all who wish to make cheap purchases in
the clothing line. L. Newfeld has re-opened his
clothing and dry-goods store, with large and
varied stock which will be sold at actual COST
Now is the time to make good bargains, and the
opportunity given to select from so large stock
at low rates, will undoubtedly be taken advan-
tape Of