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The undersigned having been restored to health in
few weeks by very simple remedy after having sue
several years with severe lung Affection and that ad
disease Consumption-s anxious to make known to his
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To all who desire i he will send copy Of the prescrip
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ing and using the same, which they will find sure cure
or Consumption, Asthma, Br onohiis Coughs Colds,
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and may prove blessing
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Kings County,
New York.
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The CONSUMPTION ACT. The Washington
correspondence o. the New York Post says the
disposition to amend the CONSUMPTION act in
cEeHses every day in Congressional circles, and
1t If nov very certain thar the division Of those
persons habl to the draft into Glasses will be
abolished, The January draft, when ever it il
made, VIII include III persons between twenty
and ana iorty-hve, without doutt The ac
tion Of the State Legislatures in Offering higt
bounties will lead Congress to abolish the $500
continuation clause OF increase 1t very much
rs substitutes cannot now be Obtained Tor $500
An exemption fee Of 5000 IL talked off,
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OPINIONS OF THE ENGLISH PRESS.

The author of the volume before us endeavors TO
scribe what heaven is, shown by the light of reason
and Scripture.
the doctrine Of the recognition OF friends heaven 1t
demon strates The interest which those in heaven feel lie
earth and prs with remarka able cearness that such IN
interest ext. rot only with the Almighty and among the
angels but ais among the spirits Of hr denaed friends
We unhtsItauUgy give opinion that this volume Is
of the mo-t gtul oductions of religious char
acter which appeared for some time, and we would
desire to see H. pass circulation. 'GiGsg0W JoUrH
This work gives positive end social views ofhaycnas
counteraction to the negative and unsoca aspects IA
which the subject is so comm only presented '-EaG 'Sh
, Chuch7ndH.
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press our attention has arrested by the perusal o.
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its way daily anon persons OF all denominations Ger
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In bodness ofconcept on startling mnueu. Of de
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geca elieion would admit it to be exempt from can't"
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sale OF one hundred thousand copies The authos two
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HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToMAC, !
December Is.

The Russian naval otiiceas arrived here this
afternoon. During their brief visit they wit
messed the review of the 9th Army Corps and
the artillery attached. They returned to the
fleet tonight,
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TO THE FREEMAN
z O'CLOCK. y. M

PORTLAND, Dec Is. The U. 5. Vice Consul
at Halifax telegraphed collector Washburne
this evening that the Chesapeake is near Ches-
ter in Mahine bay, and requested that the cap
tain or mate Of the Chesapeake be sent on i'm
mediately to identity the pirate. In the absence
Of the plain, who is in New York, and the
mate being badly wounded the stewardess and
one Of the crew will be taken On board the gun
boat Acacia and proceed there, leaving tonight
1t would seem, although the dispatch does no
expressly say so, that the pirates have beer
taken.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. Is. The following was
received here 10 day
FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. 10. Gen. Wistar,
with my appreciation, sent out an expedition to
Charles City Court House, on the James river,
to capture the enemys force stationed there,
and have the pleasure to forward his report of
its complete success. Whet adds to the brill
liaLcy OF it's Achievement, is that it has been ac-
complisbed during terrible storm.
(SIgned) B f. BUTLER Ma. Gen.
have the satisfaction to announce the com
plete success of an expedition sent out under
Col. West. All worked in successful combina-
ton Our cavalry carried the enemy's camp
at Charles City Court; House after sharp fight,
the enemy firing from their houses,
We captured eight officers and eighty-two
enlisted men, being the whole command Of three
companies, hfty-fve horses and three mules, be-
side many shot &c. The enemy's camp with
its equipments arms, &C., were all thoroughly
destroyed. Our loss is Capt. Gregory severely
wounded, one sergeant, and one corporal killed
and four men wounded.
The New York mounted rifles, IN Al hours
marched 76 miles, the both New York infantry
in Sd hours marched 81 miles, mostly in Sc
we're storm, moving day and night, and walk
ing their shoes off, which should be made good
by the government. All are entitled to high
commentator fer gallantry and endurance
Col. West especially, for his precise execution
of a difficult combination by which alone he
could have accomplished my object.
(Signed) j. j. WISIAR, Brig. Gen.
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-08-01
latest Nctvs by Telegraph.

CulAuAN's RANCH, July 81.
The Union Judicial Convention Of Siskiyou,
Trinity and Shasta counties met at Trinity Center
yesterday and nominated Hon. f. Garter, Of
Shasta, for District Judge.
SAN FRANcIsco. July 30.
The estate Of s H. NIceIer has been declared
by the Probate Court to be worth S2l4,00Q.--
Tho .H0ses JaUlor will not sail again until Oc
tober. The Ori-oJa arrived from Panama early
this morning No Eastern dispatch today.
MAHYsvILLE, July 80.
Yesterday was The occasion Of large mass
meeting and barbecue of the Democracy Of Yuba,
Suffer and Butte. The attendance was large.
being variouSly estimated at from 900 to 5000.
Speeches were made at the Marysvile Park by
Tod Robinson, Ex Goycrnc.s Weller and Bigler,
>. ". Coifroth and ~ Il. Whiesidcs. The bar
becue supplied ample food for the multitude and
everything passed off quietly. In the evening a
long torch light procession paraded the streets,
headed by Chris AndrIss' band and followed by
cavalcale of horscmen bearing transparcncies.
Arrangements bad been made for speaking in the
evening, in front Of the Western Hotel. SO great
n number collected on the balcony OF the hnild-
ing opposite the Western that its supports gave
way, preciptating the whole mass into the street
MIR. Sharp, of this city. was instantly Killed, and
80 or 40 more or less wounded, several Of whom
have since died
We can collect Rev. Mr. IIargus. of Yuba City,
badly Mrs Hargus, slightly; NJ. D. Carr, slight
ly; Mrs. N. d. Carr. slightly Miss Mary Law
renee, this city, wrist broken Mrs. and Miss
/ Rooney, slightly Mrs. p. W. Keyser, Ynba City,
badly Mrs Hopkins, this city. badly Judge
| Thompson and wife, Colusa, badly Mrs. q. w.
Smith, Miss Smith and Mrs. Henry Smith. Bear
river slightly; Rev. DR.. Dew, this city, slightly
Mrs Treadwny, CoRsa dangerously; Wm. f..
Hicks. slightly W. Graves and Miss Graves,
slightly D. l.. Haun, Plumas, slightly Mrs
Miller, Colusi, slightly Mrs. J. c. McQuaid and
daughter Yuba City, slightly; Mrs. DR.. Stark,
Suter county, slightly Mrs. Wilson, Sutter co. ,
badly Mrs cambridge, Grand Island, badly; DR..
Buell., Cousa slightly; Mrs II. il. Flagg, Cold
Hill, n. T., badly; Mrs. Dr. Deal, this city,
slightly James II. Hanna, Colusa, slightly @.
Brown, Sutter, leg broken; Mrs. g. Brown ancle
broken Miss Brown, arm broken Master Brown,
slightly Mrs TOmpkins, Butte badly Joshua
Davis this city, badly Mrs. Patterson and son,
this city, slightly, and many more whose names
are not known.
GOING up Washington street the other night q
well dressed individual something the worse for
beer, suddenly disappeared head foremost down
a celar-way. Our anxiety concerning his neck
was considerably relieved on seeing him emerge
from the basement and stagger to the nearest
lamp post, where, instead of looking for bruises,
be commenced a critical examination of his ap-
parel. We could not control our laughter, when
fully satisfied on this point, he sang or rather
shouted the following impFQmpta eouplet-
Bless the that puts the stitches
in IlGrsToN HASTINGS splendid brecches.
We regret to add that he was politely invited to
the City Exchange.
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FOLLOWING a DEMOCRATIC UsAGE.-The Sac
rmento Republican (Copperhead) in recent edi-
toria furnishes the following omnous paragraph:
"Tbe foe TO be defeated is willy and unscrupu.
lous. M0nstrQRs frauds are contemplated, and
will be carried out, tap, unless defeated by the
iirmness and vigilance of the Democratic masses.
We now have some facts in relation to the frauds
to be attempted, and as soon as better informed
will expose all to the public"
"Wily and unscrupulous." Modest indeed.
1t remipds us of little conversation we lately
ly members Of the "great Democratic party
One has left it because Of its veniaity the other
still adheres TO it because Of the darling associa
iiops connected with the word " Democratic -
is in fact . genuine Comprehend who never
scentSd Southern breeze. Copperhead, know
ing the old and corrupt nroc,iyites Of bis party,
suggested that should the Democratic ticket be
elected in this county BY fifty majority, the Abo
litionists would manage to show n majority o
hfty-two from the voting soldiers. (Copperhcad
don't believe soldiers in the service Of their coun-
try have any right 10 vole) The Union nemo
erat responded that if The opposition monoEolized
this old " Democratic usage CpRpcrheads par
~ was q :" gone in " institution. The incident
goes to show that Copperheads, cDnversant with
The rascaities of their old. broken down party,
believe that all others must necessarily be rs
Yrnial. And yet the Republican accuses the
Union party of being - willy and INSCRIPTIONS "
one Such barr-faced impudence would make
the Devil blush for shame.