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Of the Bladder, Kidneys,
Gravel, DrOpsy,
Organic Weakness,
And all Diseases Of the Urinary Organs.
See advertisement in another column. Cut it
out, aud send for the Medicine at once.
Al BeJOdre of CouniufcitS. At.
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JAMES CONNER's SONS
TYPE AND PRINTERS FURNITURE
AGENCY
VIM. FAUNKNCR & SAr-

Wm' FAUNKNER & SON,
| "VinH s"hcn ihe Agency for I.u.. C..-
~ htr sous Hard Metal Type ana Ior pri"'in, -"
w. "u sizes ana having large stock on hand 1,nd 70
g. a1 az the warehouse in san Francisco are nTensred
T ' ",ttfs OF any magnitude, at the shortest ofira
nished to order F0'0' iIiltlhs Ohce tur-
Metal T & 10 can attention to Conners Sons new Hard
,iii iype, as an evidence Of intention to Lse, No. 49,
punishment 10 advance of others and we ini,p 3,J
thew ms b,e we no'al from their foundry With any other
KIP na2 nave on hand by cutting and - e.
u uu confidence that nothing smernr ie t IN
featuring Trs WORK BY the present process Of mani
long expsris3o % "nu we eei warranted in saying from
or 10 Europe. Su' P'9Sea III this country
". =. having had an intimate KNOWLEDGE Of
portion of ao u Fsntns oce for the last s5 yeprS "a
as publisher or 9o in the city of San Francisco
he y,i i,o ., the Fdcidc Necs) fatters bin,jr ~
W - ~ W. 'ntiit @ satisfaction to the trade
. soco0a a,,. "M. FAULKNER q SON
So Gordons RugSies co street San Francisco
Printing Presses. ~ y io''er ana Hawks Job
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A TRIBUTE TO MERITED WoRTH-Tbe rc,..,
tude of man to bis fellow man is so oTcnS AL, a'
with in life. that testimonials prompted hr met met
finer feelings of the heart are oases in Tho he
of those who sacrifice their best DAYS in n,nse' Ives
thropic devotion to the alevation of thoP PIan. m
frail mortality Empiricism foods the COINS. h,s o.
press with N r%nS%TI' tns Or,h ar ana ha
cal charia,anism Below we append cereoS.' f[Sl'
from worthy man, who brief period ia.e si"a
seemed destined TO " shuttle off his mortal co"
;,,oasnre which only those weighed down bv 'da' ,Sa
hands Of n,;.oase can. Contrary to hope the olHi
ty of a skiIful phys;c''@@n has restored him to 6i,
former health. Relieved from ..'s terrible sttua.
ton and impelled by gratitude he makes KNOWN
his case and his remedial agent, and his safs,
ment is authenticated by Notary Public T5e
demands of society imperiously Command 'as ic
publicity, aud ii is given more to warn the nnn' ~
ry, than to sound the praises of physician u,
whom scores of like cases can be cited
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1t is ordered by the Hon. f. ]. Curtis. county
Judge, that service OF the summons in the obovs
entitled cause be made upon Morris O'Neil hv
publication of The same il the TRlNIrY JOURNAL.
ne"spaper published at We@veFyiJle. in Trinity
county. for the period of three months.
Witness Hon Z. J. CURTIS, Conntv Jrdoo
~ Attest NJ T. GRIFFIN, Clerk.
Chadbourne Il Howe, p'tlfs attys. A.
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Spec;a1 N o til ce 8.
a & O N 7 Q

a Trinity Lodge, No. ~, F. A M;MhoiG !. 1.ldoiG
"A. their regular communications at Masonic
N Hall. Weaverville, on the last MONDAY o.
e"1n Nv ~G Hour of meeting, 6 O'Clock, Pm.
~ 0. Ii. P. NoRcRoss, Secretary
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T.. s.. WM. G, JEwETT, Notary Pnblic.
address, H. J. Csaplay u. D., San Francisco, Cal

SpermdorrhGa. Or local weakness nervous debility
low spirits, ass.ude weakness of limbs and hack iadfs-
position meapability to labor and study dullness
apprehension loss Of memory aversion to society love
sutude midty self dstrust dizziness headache Mains
the side, affections in the eyes ympes on the face sex
aal or other inhrmltes IN man. cured by the Justly
celebrated physician und surgeon. Dr. L. j. Czapky His
nod Of curing diseases is now, (nknown to oilers
nd hence the great success All consultations by
otherwise FItEE, INA
Address, H. J. e'saPhay, 4 D., San FfancisOo, Cal.
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DR. J. CZAPKAY'S PR1vAnr

IL MEDICAL and SURGICAL INSTJTrTn L
sacramento street, opposite Pacific Mail S,i4 f.
shin Comrany's Office, San Francisco. Est.hTan9G
cd in 1854 for the Permanent Cure of all Pr;LSa PI;Sa
and Chronic Diseases, and for the suppressioua iiMale
Attending and Resident Physician, L. IT,,
kay NJ. D., late in the Hungarian RevolutiOOn1aap
War; Chief Physician to the goth Regiment y
Honveds, Chief Surgeon to the Military Hosn%uI %
at Pesth, Hungary late Lecturer on Diseaspp.' al
Genito.Urinary Organs aud Diseases Of Wavs Won, Of
and Children, and Honorary Member of the PHI
adelphia College of Medicine. Wis
Particular attention paid to the t,eatmon, =,
diseases peculiar TO Women and Children VI
Office hours from 0 A. VI. to 8 p. NJ. Cam,
cations strictly confidential: Permanand, d"ltnl'
guaranteed or no pay. Consultations Cbv ,'nre cure
or otherwise) free. Address ''"f
DIR. L. J. CZAPKAY, San Fraroi...
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THE FOLLOWING LETTER, which emphatcally
speaks for itself was written by the Dean of the
Faculty OF the Philadelphia College of Medicine,
to the editors Of the I" Pacific Medical and Surgi-
cal Journal" San Francisco for publication.
ptTTt Dry puTA Han II lH69
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-12-13

DR.. L. J. CZAPKAY'S Private Medical and
Surgical Institute ia on SACRAMENTO ST., bcos
Montgomery, opposite the Pacific Mail STEAMSHIP
Companys Office, San Francisco. The Doctor
offers free consultations. and asks no remnneia-
ton unless he effects q cure. Office hours from
q. III. to pm.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-07

10 the groin and leg, at the commence
ment Of the action. The flag WAS I'M
nediately raised by one OF the color
guards, when he was struck, and the
colors taken by another guard ana car
red through the battle. There are
fourteen bullet holes through our nag
and the staff broken.
We, among others Of Coz. Lanman 8
brigade, are inside and garrison the mar"
fort. while The other forces are IN the
out works, which are very extensive.
I neglected to mention, IN the proper
place. that Chas. d. Feury, OF our COM
pany. was the first man over the breast
works when we made our charge. his
name appears among the wounded.
We are under marching orders, ana
viii probably 60 to CIarksville or Nash
Vile in day or two. Last night on pa
rade orders were read from Gen. Smith,
thanking the troops engaged, and par
,icularly thanking Birge's sharp shoot,
err, Mai. Cavender's three batteries Of
Parrot guns, and the Second Iowa, ioi
their gallant charge on the enemies
works on the afternoon OF the 18TH Inst
could write letter of almost any
length about the fort and incidents con
nected with the fight, but | fear this Is
already too long. Letters had better
be directed to Cairo. DAVENPORT,
Company C, % Reg, Iowa Vol
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INSURANCE.

Cespsais:, spSsevsd Jsasssy 3stA, lss7. A :.
Aes saesAstesy thereto, approved febs.ssv ~
1873 shas 80 ssessnsnt slows that aid Coz.
vasy = Ise q ssqsidts anosns ofespitei.
Authority - therefore given 70 the ahov. $500
Company TO tssnsact 6usinsss Of Insn,a..s !.
this state IN accordance with the Isvs 'h.,.a1
uaeii the siss day Of January. A. D., one thous. n
eight hundred and sixty-thres. -O.''"o
II il also certified, that Bennett 4 Wh;,.o,,, \,
Davenport have been duly appointed ~ .sid Con-.
psny their lawful Agents and Attorpsys -, -.
county Of Scott, with full power to take rsk. a. H..
snrsnes sners's: end to acksowsdgs service Of pro-
Clerk d the District Court in and for mid conn,r
. certified copy Of tho statement. on f,e 10 ri:
Office. "'s
In testimony whereof, ! have hsreupto set ~,
o. February, 1861. :. uaJ
J.W.CATTELL, Auditor Of Stat.
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il. We are hoping every day for the
order to move, and will rejoice to hear
il. Yours truly,
ROBERT H.


FRrnoSr's DETEScs.-Thc Chicago
Times special Washingtoa dispatches
sav that "the vindication Of the Path
finder, 50 long promised and so unrea.
sonably delayed, has at last been a.
tempted in = speech in the House Of
REPRESENTATIVES. John P. G. Shanks,
If the Eleventh Indiana District, and q
member OF the Path6nder's staff in Mis-
souri,, appeared as counsel for the de-
fence. His argument was prepared IN
der the especial supervision Of Fremont,
and may be regarded as the genuine
article.
1.-THE speech will be published in full
in the New York papers Of tomorrow,
80 the posters in the streets announce
this evening.
"Fremont and his friends are getting
desperate. This is regarded as the
Generals last card, and it won't save
him."
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INSURANCE.
1T tn ~ n n -
o. snD CONDITION -
The HoHth American Fire ln0nIanco
Co.. Of 0ngtfoY1.

-. - - -
OF SnB CONDITION %
The Korth American Fire lnsnranee
Co., Of 0astloS6.
nN the TnIRTY-flRSr DAY OF DECEx-
~ Ben, 1851, made to the Auditor Of the State
II lows, pursuant to the Statute Of tAat State.
NAME AID lsCArIox.
LIST The name Of this Company 10 North Amesi-
cas Fire 1nsuraxce Company" Of Hartford, O..
CAPITAL.
I'd. The amount Of its capital stock Il. $500 10000
I'd. The amount Of i,s capital stock
actually paid up In cash is........ 800, 10000
4th. assists.
LIST. Cash on hand .......32, Q0075
Cash in Ph9nix bank. 4.2S4.s0
Cash in hands Of agents,
and in course Of trans
misfion... 1899 81
I'd. Real estate unencuu.
bored
Sd. Bonds owned BY Co.,. Parval. MKT Val.
Ohio . per cent bonds.... <lO,OO0.O 90 $1,000 90
Michigan per ct. bonds. 5000. 90 4.Ol2 so
Hartford 3 per ct. bonds. 10000 90 2O.7o0 90
United States 6 per Ct
bonds N7sl) Coupons 100000 10000
Total bonds 100000 90 aas 40 60
4th. Debts to the Comp'ny
secured BY mortgages,
being first lien Of record
on unencumbered Real
Estate. Loo 10
5th. Detts otherwise secur-
cd, leans on stock, viz:
Par val. Mkt val. Amt
S shares Farmers and
Mechanics Bank,
H.r'ford:::.. $4,000 $4,000 100000
IA shares Mercantile
Bank, HARTFORD. 14oo 90 ! .26o 90 go 90
shares Mercantile
Bank, Hartford. -. 10000 45OOO AGO
10 shares City Bank
Of Hartford: :..... 100000 1850 90 100000
Is shares Of Pt9nix
Bank Of Hartford. $500 90 l.425Om
% '::i:i Ss;i;:i:. 1900
IS shares Bank Of
Hartford County,
Hartford. 1885,. 10000 $1,000 45s.oo
so shares Bank Of
Hartford County
Hartford: $500. $4,000 2,25o.0O 2,44o. sc
| II shares Merchants
and Manufacturer
Bank. Hartford. 10000 1880 1924 81
10 shares Merchants
and ManufactureIs'
| Tank, Hartford. 100000 Q5O.OO Asl "a
| shares Etna Bank
Hartford. ....:.:. 10000 5000 5000
| Fl shares State Bn'k
| Hartford .:....... 100000 $4,000 2,453 20
| 3 shares Mercantile
Bank, Hartford. 10000 $1,000 200 90
| 10 shares ph@nix In
suranceCo. Hartford 10000 100000 96O. 90
| shares Home Bank
Meriden, Connecti-
cut .............. $1,000 10000 1870
200 shares Bank Of
Ohio Valley, Gin
cinnati. 100000 10. 900 90 1851. 81
S27 500. 90 $27, 400. 90 S23, l37. 81
Total am'nt leaned on above stocks 1928, 1877 81
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
0RD01A1 NOTICE
TO CONBUNGP11H.E0.

The Advertiser, having bssn restored 70 health
h sfsw weeks ~ vsy siaPls ssosdy, after
having suffered several pears with severe lang
Affection, and that dread disease, Cousunptioa-
IL anxious 10 make known 10 his fellow-su6essrr
the means Of cure.
70 al Who desire Il, he will send . copy Of the
prescription used tree o(shares,) with the dirse
tioo for prspsring and using the name, which they
viii End suRs Cuss SoR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
BsoScHI1is, &c. The only object Of the advsr-
tiser in sending the prescription il TO benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which ks con-
ceivesto Be invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer
and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad-
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WlLIIAMsBunou,
oct3O- 3mv Kings County, New York.
TO FARMERS AND FAMILIES de-
sirous Of owning good Sewing Machine, that il
simple in it. construction, strong and not liable
get out of order. that makes the stitch alike
on both sides, one that.dos. net skip stitches OF
unravel, one that will sew equally we'll on thick o.
thin cloth, one that will run over gathers with
out breaking, one that makes > uniform seam,
(ieaving no ridge underneath,) ono that will use
any No. Of cotton thread, linen @, silk, one tina
will last for ysan on al kinds Of work in short
one that 10 not moro trouble than it Is WORTH buy
At orce, without hesitation, the LADD. WEB.
STER co. Machine, lit is the cheapest In thu
end" Sec advertisement in another column.-
Chicago Heald. ag4-d&v1m
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REBEL PosrAGE SrAMPs.-J. L. Har-
rell, Chief Of the Finance Bureau at
Richmond, has issued the following or
der: "For want of colors heretofore
used In The manufacture OF Confederate
States postage stamps, hereafter the five
cent stamps issued will be blue and ten
cent stamps red."
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RfpEEMED.-TLe gallant State Of
Kentucky, which SO nobly held out
against the wiles Of treason, stands to-
day freed from rebel troops. Three
weeks stree the minions Of jeff. Davis
held nearly one-haIf Of it in bondage,
but the Iowa boys, the illinois and In
diana boys, have been down there, aud
their strength and bravery has worked
wonders. No rebel rag now disgraces
that noble State; no! the glorious
Union bunting is triumphant there, and
long may it be.
Tennessee will soon be purged Of the
curse which vet rests down upon it..
Look out for rumbling sound" down
that way.
DoN'r LIKE HALLEcK. The Wash
ing,on Republican denounces the recent
order of General Halleck to his troops
advancing into Tennessee, forbidding
the reception Of fugitives within his
lines, end asks:
"What entities this upstart, General
Halleck, to assume to reverse the policy
prevailing everywhere else Will the
President tolerate this magnificent inso-
lence?"
This sounds like mutiny in the ship.
| AGAINST ABoL1T1oN1sM. Senator
Cowan, a conservative Republican from
Pennsylvania, has recently made an
able speech against the Abolition plan
of con6scation. Conservatism is gain
ing ground.
Only ONE.-The Stars and Stripes
are floating in every State but one
Louisiana. 1t will be planted there di.
rectly.
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To Furloughed and Wounded
Soldiers.

4 RRANGEMENTS HAVE BEEN MADE
IL with the NJ. 4 N. Railroad to carry furloughed
soldiers over that line at Halt the usual fare,
and soldiers wounded in battle EREE,
N. b. BAKER,
mch6 -d&w1m Adjt Gen. Of Iowa:
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AUDITORS OFFICE. IOwAL

OosH.OSuesS 1UU. ~ 1OVSe
II Is hereby certified, that On the 18th day Of
Jaouasy, 1852, . sworn statement Vas 1led in this
once. showing the condition Of Tae North Amsri-
can Pre- Insurance Company, located q Hartford.
II The State Of Connsctieut on the At day Ct Jsa.
uasy, 4. D. 1859, In seeos1spes With provision Of
. At Of the General Assembly, II he State 4
1eUa, G1Gi0e1 A ~ II ge1oNGo - 1aous1oee
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i that he has been appointed
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FOR THE SAILOR
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WHICH IS
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Om All Kinds of Soil,
TO DO Be tier work,
Save More Seed and Labor,
THAN ANY OTHER MACHINE.
4 sample Machine is now en- view .. the
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Who're any information wanted will be gladly
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tH Call aud Get Descriptive Circular.
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Attorneys 1t Ii W.
DAVENPORT. ...................IO"A.
MILL GIVE PARTICULAR ATTENTION
w toprosuring Bounty Pension: ana af1 W,.o
OF pay due soldiers of tho United Sss.es' WIZ W.,
AaE ENTITLED TO PENSIONS All omcefs OF so''
diers who have been disabled from sickness con-
trocted, or wounds received In the me OF ~.
duty while in tho service, are entitled 20
auring fuch disability.
Bounty Of 500.
The legal hoirs Of such as m,y die q be .illsa .
10 ms service, are entitled to the Dounsy " wv
Hundred Doiidrs.
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Free Omnibus to and from the CARS. ~. n.
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Notice.
DERSONS HAVING BUSINESS WITH THE
i Assignee of the late firm of Eldridge 4 Will
liams, w. Barrows,) will End him during bust
ness hours at the cfice Of the Peoria Marine and
Fire Insurance Co., in Nickolls' Block.
mch6-dlw
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27,6oO.00 $27, 400. 90 1928, 1877 81
Total mt leaned on above stocks $23, 1877 81
9th. Debts Tor Premiums. =. 1000
7th. All other securities are..
lst Bank Stocks owned by
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
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Mail and post subscribers, S. 60 per annum
payable in advance.
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT; IS.
HARrreRD, January sth, 1859.
Personally appeared, A. r. HASTINGS, Psesi-
Ant Ard William G. HASTINGS, Secretary, Of
tie North American Fire Insurance Company,
and made oath that the foregoing statement. BY
them subscribed il true. full and correct state
ment Of tie affairs Of said Company: and ex-
hbits, so far a. can be ascertained at this date,
IL actual condition on the 3lst day Of December,
1861.
Before me, ROBERT EBAY,
Justice Of the Peace.
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learned it, for it did not seem to us
more than half an hour. Not over hal
of the 800 that comprised the left wing
of the regiment reached the cntrench
ments. The right wing Of the regimen,
was about half way up the hill when We
took the works, but were with us in 9
few minutes, aud did good execution
throughout the fight.
see in Chicago Tribune, Of the
Goth, received here to-day, that the
whole Of Col. Humans brigade took
the works at the point OF the bayonct
We acdnt 1t understood that more bit tn,
SECOND had anything to do Nth III.
Jayonet chorye-none Of tie other regi
nlenfs came up until after zoe had TIL
scOrAs an oar possession.
Of the five killed in our company
four fell before reaching the en,rench
ments. Captain SIaymaker fell within
about twenty feet OF the works, whil'
CALAMITY cheering on his men he strov'
to regain his feet, moment after fall
ing, but finding it impossible, restet
himself on one arm, and with the othc
waived bis sword above his head an,
shouted charge, boys, charge" The,
were the last words lie was heard to ut
ter, for the line swept on, and bcfor
any one could return to him after th
rebels were driven from their works, b
was dead. Tins fell one Of the mobiles
of men and best of Captains. His deaf
is deeply regretted by the whole reg
ment-in which he was a general favo,
he-bnt by none SO much as his owI
company, who feel that, in losing him
they have lost one whose place can neve
be filled. Lieut.. Holmes fell, wounded
Immediately inside ofthe entrenchment,
his leg broken by q rifle ball. Colo
Sergeant Harry Doolittle, fell, wounde,
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WILL GIVE PROMPT ATTENTION 70
w the procuring Of Psnsions, Back Psy ssd
Bountiss. and tho prosecution Of Claims against
The Govsrnment
BpwA1D Z. DASD. IH01 CLAak1.
s.;1: ;s-s.:. Z a,sA'' sA.- $3.50 8:
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- AYERS
Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla,

the most effectual remedy which the medical
ssiIl Of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. It is com
bined from the most active remedials that have
been discovered for the expurgation OF this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue OF The
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure Of
not only Scrofula, but also those other aitce-
ions which arise from it, such as ERUPTIvE
and SKIN DISEASES, Sr. ANTHoNY's FIRE,
RusE, or EnYsIPELAs, PMPLEs, PUsruLTs,
BLoTcnEs, BLAlNs and Boris, TUMoRs, letter
and SALT RHEuN, ScALD HEAD, RINowoRN,
RuEuNArIsN, SYpmLITIc and MEncrmAL Dis
EASES, DRoPsY, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, nd'
indeed ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING PROM VITA
TED OR IMPURE BLooD. The popular belle!
in is,p,oity ofths blood" is founded in truth,
for seroftlla is degeneration of the blood. Tic
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa.
rilla is to purify and regenerate this vital fluid.
without which sound health is impossible II
contaminated constitutions.