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, 1863-04-04
THE War IN VIRGINIA.

NEW YcnK, April3,-~A special to the New
York I.;tn:e, dated "Arny Of the Potomac,
April 2d,' eays:
1'Tlle reports Of dcscrters, and from ether
sources, lead 20 the belief that the enemy is
still in force OH the Rappahannock. He is
removing his stores from Culpepper Court
Houfc, and Purifying the fords On the Rapi-
dan. Generals Lee, jackson, anu 4. r. Hill
were present at a review below Fredcricks-
burg, on Saturday. An order was issued, re-
ducfng baggage and promising active service
in April. Ten of the enemy 's struggling cav
air. 1lien were brought in from near Dulnfries
by the 9Th Illinois cavalry, yesterday. The
prisoners were from seven different regiments,
belonging to ]Iampton's Legion aud Fitzhngtl
Lees command. The wind and sun are drying
tue mud rapidly"
The Uerni's special says:
"Baron WarIliner, forncrly Of the Au.trin,,
service. who WIS captured with Zen. Slough
ton at Fairfax Court House, has been released,
and arrived here to-day. lie states that the
treatment Of the Union officer, who are held
by tie rebels at Richmond, is most outrageous
They do not receive as Kind tfeatinent as II
ueu1lIy extended to the yi1e>t criminals. The
rebels are exceedingly inccnsed against Col
Wynaham, and threatened TO hang him and
his staff, if they should happen to fall into
their hands. Capt i. c. Webster, confined
in Castle Thunder, Il to bc hung IN the 5tE
inst, ut Camp Lee, for violating his parole.
Notices to that effect were spread about thu
strs.fs rf EirhtupnH
, 1863-04-04
FROM MEMPHIS.
Retaliation for Guerilla
Raids,
Griefs Of Memphis Secesh.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.1
MEMPHIS, March 81, VIA
CAIRO, Aprl Sd, 1863
The following special order WIS issued yes
teraay By the Provost Marshal Of the District:
OFFICE OF TIE DIsrmcr PnovoSr Ha1sHAl,}
HEADQUARTERS 18TH Army CoRrs.
MEMPHIS, March 3lst, 1867.
SPECIAL ORDER No. GA second cowArI1s aud
mutdeFons attack has been made bYguesillas on
children md citizcns. resulting III the capture Of
part OF the passcugcre and the robbirs OF all No
1cc was distinctly published on tho 18th day OF
Of Msphss TIT ssns sash oot1sses etqsss oa Mo
retaliatetl by means therein designated. It Is
therefore ordered that Col. p c. Anthony, Pro-
select from secessonists OF rebel syurathfzers,
within this city, ten families and cause them to
b. sent South Of the lines Of the United States
forces, not to return.
By order Of Major Gen. SA HuRIHr-r.
tsgned) HENRY B1SnoRE, 4. 4, g.
In accordance With the above the following
named persons received notice to leaye:-D.
B. Molloy, Q. J. Seldom, j. ?. Truin, Ward.
low Howard, ]. F. Mckinney, David e.
Townsend, Eugene Magiring, Michael Ma,
giving, Thomas Nelson, T. J. CoggsweL.
After furnishing copy Of the order to each,
the following notice was appended, in con-
pliance with the above order: -
You are notified that within three days yon will
remove with your family. south Of the lines Of the
port ut tllc Office Of The District Provost Marshal
for 4 pass at the time OF your departure.
Lieut.: z: T. {. Bryan. Assistant Provost Marshal
eSsf;a saeS S see ''f this order j. s.s:"tss Sassx
Colonel and District Provost Maetaal.
Tie construction. or ruther misconstruc.
ton, of tic orders Of the Treasury D DeDartnent
, 1863-04-04
FROM the SOUTH,
Arrival Of q Paroled Officer Of the
Mississippi.
CORRECT LIST OF the KILLED AND
PRISONERS.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
CAIRO, April 3, 1868.
MidshiIman Il, B. Francis, United States
steamer Mississippi, recently destroyed at
Port Hudson, parolcd prisoner, came in to-
day, ria Memphis. lie reports good treat.
mcnt from the rebels. Capt. Phillip Fon-
tenoy Of the marines and Third Assistant En-
ginecr Jefferson Brown are the only officers
Of the Mississippi remaining In rebel hands,
ct jackson, Miss, with forty-six men.
Mr.. Francis makes the following correc-
tions in lists published:
K11LEp-Gco, Henry (colorcd), John Ash.
craft, John G. Connor.
PR1soSERs--At Jackson, reported missing.
are Charles Williams, Quartes1naster; ---
Sullivan, Carpenters Mate; Fl. c. Day, Mas
teE Gunner; Timothy Looney. Ships Cooper;
ecan,en ". II. Thompson, Richard Rowley,
n. Robinson, Thomas 8. Nugent; ordinary
seauacn Albert Randolph, James Wa1ly, John
White, George N.> Rowe, Andrew Matthews
Pat O'Nei1, John J. Burke, Thomas Cunning
ham, Geo. Henry, L. Phillips, John 3lcDo
maid, Luther II. Topping, Wm, Nilsson, Joh1
+'4A4AAAf0s3 SNiAA A1ANN&uAlN9Ss 14ONs 1AArEutS
Andrew II. Landholser; coal hcayer ". Fl
Austin; marines eight, nauics not known.
Mr.. Francis says there is also Mt jackson
prisoner, ". Hawkins, with his leg ampu
tatcd.
Mr. Francis was paroled and permitted Il
return North, for his bravery in saving fou
Confederate prisoners, who but for him woul,
lave been drowned, during the late process
of exchange. lie vas captured on reaching
the elore, By partisan rangers. He WAS vel
treated generally, and furnished horse All
escort at Verona, Miss, aud thence to Coz
inth. Gen. Dodge sent him to Memphis, Ger
Nur1but to Cairo. Tie lost everything, as di
his companions. Els parole prevents his rs
ycaling anything regarding the condition {
thu country through which he passed; but b
makes the assertion that the Confederacy
about On its last legs.
, 1863-04-04

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tsibune.1
MADISON, Wis, april 8, 1865.
Gov. Solomon has withheld his signature
from eleven bilis-all but three Of them are
1ocal-none important.
The State Treasurer aiyertisc5 for proposals
for $4,000 State bonds. The Building Com
mlssione1s advertise for proposals till May
9Th, for building the north wing and laying
tho foundations Of the south wing and rotun:
da Of the Capitol.
Sixty absent soldiers hare reported here to
Major Stansbury, under the Presidents Proc
1amation.
Resolutions have been received, signed By
every officer present, from the gallant 1st
Wisconsin regiment, at AIurfreesboro, express
ing their unconditional determination to press
on to dnal victory, declaring against peace On
any yterms except unconditional submission by
The rebels, and SAYING that they REV with hor.
ror and dctcstatlon the efforts Of traitors ut
the north to divide our people, and sacrifice
our national honor at the feet Of an internal
despotism. They dcnounce the action OF thai
Senator Of Wisconsin who deliberately called
their Com,nander-iu- Chief, Rosecsans, .
scoundrcl, william and coward, aud asserting
that every member Of the regiment is ready
to c1am the words. down the throat of ths
| rnisesable, tvaitorou6 wretch who uttered
|
, 1863-04-04
Gen, Shcru1nn"s Expedition.

BLACK B.You, Miss. March q.
On tic 10th inst, late In the afternoon,
,he infantry Of his division TO move at day.
light next morning. Leaving transportation,
horses, tents, and everything except amrnu-
milton, arms and rations, the Division having
been relieved by that Of Gen. Steele, at an
early honr VIC embarked and proceeded up
prtc of the movement may be understood: let
inc recapitulate prior events. A few days
Lcfore our cmbarkation, Admiral Porter
and Gen. Grant had made personal
reconnaissance. Of q. proposed route to
the Iazoo aboyc Haincs' B1u1 Seven
cm1,tics into the Yazoo. Entering this
bayou in light drausht ,gunboats and tugs,
they cx1,lorcd 1t up to Black Bayou, ab out
fifty miles, aud some distance up the LITTER.
Being satisfied that the route was practical
blc, thcv returned. The Admiral sent FIVE
Gen. Grant to take charge Of the opening Of
The route. Gen. Sherman, with the pioneer
corps Of Stuart's division and the Sth Mis-
| souri,, left at once with the steamer Dll1gent.
In the evening, Gen, Grant received dispatches
| from Admiral Porter, announcing that his
guuboats were meeting with great success,
and asking that the land force bo sent at
once. Grant Immediately ordered Gen. Stu
art to proceed with his division. The distance
by land from the Mississippi along the Mnd.
dy Bayou, is about one mile. On account
Of the inpossibili1y Of taking anything but
small steamers, Of which We had but five,
through stcele's Bayou, the inflntry wal
ordered to crOEs by this route to the bayou
On reaching Eagle Bend, personal examina
tion Of the ground, made by Generals Stuar
aud Ewing, disclosed the fact that two long
bridges we're necessary to the movement
troops. The leycc near the plantation o
! Senator Gwin had been carried away By :
crcyasse, and the water was rushing acfos
lis fields in a rapid torrent Of considerab!
depth. The building Of the bridges. unde
liz charge Of Col Parry, Of the 47th Ohio
occupied a day and hnlf Soon as It va
completed, the division marched across t
steelr's Bayou. General stuaEt at once en-
be transported upon the steamer sIlrer WAY.
and started up through the wilderness
forest and water.
between the Mississippi and the line Of raj
way. from Memphis to jackson, the s1 G9an'f
north Of the Yazoo, for some fifty miles.
trayerscd by three considerable strcam g
stcc1c's Bayou. Deer Creek aad the sa
, 1863-04-04
FROM PENSACOLA. .

NEW ToEK. april 3.--A New Orleans let 'er
reports the evacuation Of the town Of Pensa-
cola. a pazt Of the troops wesc sent to New
Orleans. Those left have gone to the
navy yard and into ;hc forts. Before leaving
The town, InHny houses were hurned.
A New Orleans letter says St. Aary's Hall,
a fine hotel and all the dwellings in Pensacola
except aidllory's and Major Chasu@s were
burned, the soliiers seem TO think the entire
evacuation Of the place to the enemy WAS in
tended, aud many swore they would burn
the place. On Thursday noon tires made their
appearance, and for three days and nights the
place Mas ulrl with smoke aud flame. The
officers tried to stop the work, Of destruction,
Even the men placed to guard property set j:
Oil ire. Col. Dyer, Co1nInanaaut Of the Post,
Was almost distracted, and gave orders to
shoot persons caught starting the fires, but
no one EXECUTED them. Finally, the long roll
WIS beaten, and the men got into the nary
ward and ftt1finrd.
, 1863-04-04
GGl|ltooo Urltulre.


Rk1E NEWS.
The footinss Of the national debt co1.
unn arc furnished officially from the
Treasury Department, md will he found
in our Washington dispatch. The sum Of
nine hundred millions looks large, but will
melt away like snow wreaths in April if
Inc people put their shoulders to the wheel
and crush the rebellion.
The Government may disappoint some
Tould-bc Coloncls, but the people will be
glad to know that the earliest use Of the
new levics will be to fill up The old regi-
ments in the field. The new men will be
put in harness with the veterans, even rs
thrifty farmers break colts.
Our foreign news gives n highly inter-
rsting abstract Of important intelligence
from England, and the Continent. The
secesh loan is being pushed in England by
The same Class Of Englishmen that build
alabamas and fit out blockade runners.
Inc vigorous prosecution of our war will
DC their best and most condien punish
nlent
Our columns elsewhere give yerv in
1eresting array Of facts and incidents pcr-
taining TO tie Steers Bayou expedition Of
Gen Sherman, with graphic account from
IN eyewitness Of its pcrils discomforts and
misadsenturcs:
An officer Of the Mississippi Q. S. sloop
OF war lost below Port Hudson has ar1iY-
Ell at Cairo. His statement Of his adyen-
turcs is given in our dispatches.
The statement elsewhere concerning the
negotiation Of county bonds yesterday
shows a healthy condition Of the finances
Of Cook County.
The foreign news gives interesting addi-
fional news from The Polish revolution
with a rumor Of reyc-ses to the rcyolu,
ionists.
The lumo.cd evacuation Of pensacoIa
by our forces is accompanied By the news
that our boys, on the strength Of the rumor
went at work to destroy the place, and
yery nearly accompli he'd their purpose
The dispatches fion, Kentucky and Ten
nessee add little to previous intelligence
save as declaring activity and preparation
on both sides, and that collision canuol
long be ft3Stp1nfI
, 1863-04-04

new YoHK, April 3.--Thcre was ep1endid
demonstration at the Academy Of Music last
evening, in honor Of Gen. Butler, His speech
was received enthusiastically.
It is reported that Lord Lyons will make 4
formal demand for the release Of the steamer
PeterhoE, and her owners will claim indem-
nity. Her mail Is being overhau1cd, and may
disclose something. The cargo consisted Of
large quantity Of quinine.
A Havaua letter contains report that the
pirate Alabama has been lost. Doubtful.
, 1863-04-04
FROM CINCINNATI,
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.}

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TSibunc.l
CEc1SEATI, april s. 1868
Our City Council to-day, unanimously or
dered portrait Of Gov. Morton to be pro-
cured and placed in the City Hall as mark Of
respect, forhis promptness and energy in send
ing men, arms and ammunition for the de-
fense of Cincinnati, Last summer, against
threatened raids.
Twenty more Noble county rioters have
been arrested and are on their way here. The
examination Of those heretofore arrested, Is
still In progress.
, 1863-04-04
Matters IN KENTUCKY.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TEibuuc-]

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TEibuue-]
LEXINGTON, Ky.. april 8, 1864.
Matters in Kentucky are quiet. General
Burnside VAS received ut the depot, and fol-
lowed to the PhGni1 House By m Immense
crowd of people. He made short speech in
answer to their calls. The impression hc
made On tile people vas that Of i kind, firm
ard earnest man. To-day lie has been busy
with Gen. Gilmore on the af5airs Of the De-
partmeut, examining the situation and look
ipg oyer the field. lie left at noon for Paris.
, 1863-04-04
CEN. TEECHIN.

The public especially that portion who
believe in q vigorous prosecution of the
Nar-wil1 be glad to learn that Brigadicr
General Turchin received orders yesterday
to report for duty to General Rosccrans.
His triumphant vindicat1on, though long
delayed, has come 1T last, and we learn
that no orc urged it more strongly than
General Garfield, the Secretary Of the Buell.
Cou1t-Martial, that attempted General
Turchin's disgrace. We arc glad lie has
been ordered to the very scene Of his for
mer triumphs and attempted ruin. Trai-
tors and their abettors well know what to
expect from pure minded patriot and a
real fighting General like Turchin. Ills
adopted country will have no reason to re-
gret that lie has again been called 10 the
field
, 1863-04-04

W C. II. SCRTTE-Y. 4idTertl<ang agent, 50
Dearborn tfrte. IL authorised 10 5ecejre 1dcerfie
mentx for Uis ard al Las Ita4iing iNorasGetttr'1
, 1863-04-04
ru 11lf:s Tuuts very truly.
T.fEtfk'ItLt'S I.nESaLE
prorrtet or DA!nvaQ Uousc. .alhsnr + e.


trSx. :tass.. Feb ist' 1851.
1have been INCH t:ou Sls vita cl-rsh thn worst
NJ: 10: son swtEty}c .rs. 1:@-sua1:y rree wore,
prucrE ccnEh 9E b.. ir.sEess cDssr9!i iIf the sen-,
atseg, asio eo:"rei mo- 70 reat:n my rastorste and
suspend Eb. spcs King. made GliIgeat use OF th3
u.ca rr'ievr. sch - aEs of d1:er@ kads nitrats
of llscr lar wssc1. o!ls '.z Al insaistioas. bas
heasi Of nf: II:;l:.rs ,ecetul mods OF sreati::
Caarr. y{-sttd min. anu tat myself udcr his trca,
u"ht. 1he.t ,c:latsl to Improve and this i1u
pro. eErn: has cnhc on to the present time. Ny Ts-
t1rL has oua1'r rsr.tet Away MY cough i,as dIs
arptesed: NJ :ofte i1s iecoHe nstrra1. and 7 an,
aslyise 81 trnuoc,l with catarri dcnltte* apply to
Dr.. lisasLE. P,E. RUSSELL
~ " ;-rT *1cEsT. Scw York, 1unc :. 1851
d.. sttif hAs .ucctvCed IN completely restoring
rr e:.l. =. Which Ma seriously ilpatsed although
raricu> t. ".einE tn I'm was etttl ty several
ttys:s,ai att out The least beEeht Aay further n
iemxs:en tshon' Re r!ca.e II render an scpllcator
T.. D.. Ct ii :y p1,ct or bu.n..s. 10 Water street
NM. IL. WATERBURY,.
Further references Il parties Of the ti,aess reapec
liability crn b. seen o1 Aprtir attun.
p4!41rbAtSt-WAa.neL
, 1863-04-04

Ell We OPENED AN 0RF1CE IN CHI
ca GO At THE TRENCNT HOUSE.
re 1H 81. WHICH WILL BE UN-
DE: e TEE SPECIAL CHARGE OF
M E. II. 1IGHTH1LL,
, 1863-04-04

ISs. .rErtoS Fol. d. Af AND pcy13
New York. Jan 7.h l>,sl
have r!e& :et tettyln- to the sill1 and kind At
... ton ct lEh:!i who aas relieved me ftptn =
tr,uhe>E'c d. 1a.s II Iooe stanl!ns. brought o..
qaTir- ,:,.dt ~ rtEson seeking Information at my
sIlIt. - ab: Te,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-21
w IR ROPE
Is Is per cent. CHEAPER
THAN ANY OTHER KIND
w II v %

wv Il N S
BECAUSE, compared with any other Rope of
equal strength, ii is from four to six times
more durable
BECAUSE, it is 40 per cent. LIGHTER
BECAUSE, it is less than onehalf the Diameter,
and only One.siXth of the bulk !
BECAUSE it is FIVE TIMES the strength of the
same size of Hemp Pope
BECAUSE it does not STRETCH or SHRINK,
in dry or wet weather
BECAUSE it does not ABSORB WATER, and
double its original weight
BECAUSE it is as PLIABLE as the other rope
of equal strength
Wire Rope is the only kind that can be used
to ADVANTAGE for hosting from deep shafts
and inclined planes, for long Pump Ropes, Der
rick Guy Ropes, Ferry Ropes, &c. Those who
have once given our Wire Rope a trial, will USE
NO OTHER, at any price
Circulars giving scales of weights, strengths,
prices testimonials, &c, will be forwarded by ad-
dressing the manufacturers or their agents thro'-
out the State. A. S. HALLIDIE IL CO.,
3o:l5t: Az Clay ST., San Francisco.
Eo-W W. Tnnin IL Co., Agts at Weaverville.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-21
HELMB0LD'S
crxuxNE PREPARATION.

oo,porrNn FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
'oNi A Positive and Specific Remedy
,.aaasos of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS,
rfPAVEI,. r Gp VIA and DROPSICAL SWELLINGS:.
UTA ma Mndioine increases the power of Digestion,
i DIS n,.oites %t the ABSORBENTS into healthy ac-
anu IAC hm ,vbich the WATERY or CALCAREOUS
son6,siiions. slou, ~ and all UNNATURAL ENLARGE
STPS'IS WFNTS are reduced, as we'll as PAIN and IN
nj. AMMATION
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-21

IF Henry Ward Beecher did say it, there 3
some truth in the remark" If any man is
ashamed of New England let him be assured
that New England had occasion first to be asham-
ed of him.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-21

TELEGRAPH LINE'-Under the supervision of
the present energetic Superintendent, E A.
Whittlesey, of the Northern Division, the tele
graph line is working admirably, and breaks and
delays of news are few and far between. Mr..
Whittlesey goes down the line to-day, to look
after the interests Of the company -Yreha IN,
ion,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-21

THE Louisville Democrat says: "There can
be no true Democracy while treason keeps its
armies In the field, except war Democracy The
once hunters who at q time like this, preach
peace peace, in the North, may be Democrats in
hame' but in reality they are tories and traitors,
who would he in arms against tbe Covernmant
were they living in the so-called Confederacv. y
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-21
uE1NBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
II Il LIN 70

HHN44D For Weaknesses
,ris;rc from Excesses, Habits of Dissipation, ear
lv Indescreton or Abuse .,,,,,ro,,s
ATTENDED VIZ 80 Evortion. Loss of Power,
nun m pf Womorv Difficulty of Breathing,
Loss IL y, no" Trembling,
', Meah We tf 6;,o0so Wakefulness,
n,p.'".n Iiolioi oi IS Vis;on Pain in the Back,
Universal Lassitude of the Muscular system,
Hot Hands, rlusn,ne y, tho Eoce
PALLID COUNTENANCE. :.
These symptoms, if allowed to go on, when
this medicine invariably removes, soon follows
IMPOTENCY, FATUITY, EPlLEPTlC FlIS'
In one of which the PATIENT MAY EAPlKb
Who can say they are not frequently followed ny
those DIREFUL DISEASES"
"INSANITY and CONSUMPTION"
Many are aware of the cause of their suffering
BUT NONE WILL CONFESS,
THE RECORD OF THE INSANE ASYLUMS'
And melancholy deaths by Consumption,
Bear ample witness to the truth of the assertion
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Requires the aid Of medicine to strengthen and
InvigOrate the System
Which UEIMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU mparta
big does
A trial will convince the most skeptlcal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-21

from luulScrellOlj l1upllS Vi Va 4"
the
DECLINE or CHANGE OF LIFE
SEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T !
TAKE NO MORE BALsAM, MERCURY OR UNPIEAs-
ANT MEDICINES for unpleasant and dangerous dls'
eases.
HEL.uBOLD'S EXTRaCT BUCHU and IN
PROVED ROSE WASH CURES
Secret Diseases
In all their Stages, At little Expense ;
Little or no change in diet; No Inconvenience; !;
.1nd no Exposure
1t causes frequent desire and gives strength to
Urinale, thereby Removing Distinctions,
Preventing and curing Structures of the Urethra,
Allaying Pain and Inflammation, so frequent
in the class of diseases, and eXpelling all Poison
0uS, Diseased and ioOrn OW .Natter.
Thousands upon Thousands
JDhO haze been the Victims of Quachs,
and who have paid HEAVY FEES to be cured in II
short time, have found they were deceived and
and that the POISON" has, by the use of
" Powerful Astringents" been dried up in the
system to break out in an aggravated form, and
PERHAPS AFTER N1RRLIGE.
Use llELMBoLD's EXTRACT BuCHu for all alice
tons and diseases Of the
Urinary Organs,
Whether existing in
Male or Female,
From whatever cause or rginating and no matter
How Long Standing.
Diseases of these Organs requires the aid of a
DIURETiC.
IELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
IS TIE GREAT DIURETTC.
And is certain to have the desired effect in all
Diseases FOR WHICH 1T Is RECOMMENDED.
Evidence of The most reliabie ANIL responsible char
acteT will accompany the medicines.
CERTIFICATES OF CURES,
From TO 20 gears standing,
With NAMES known to
SCIENCE AND FAME.
Price 81 90 per Bottle, or Six for IS 90.
Delivered to any Address, securely packed from
observation. geS-Describe Symptoms in all COM
munications
Cures Guaranteed Advice Gratis
AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared before me- an Alderman
of the city of Philadelphia, Ii. II. IlEIMBoLD
who, being duly sworn, doth say, his prepara
tions contain no narcotic, no mercury, or Other
injurious drugs, but are purely vegetable.
IL. T. IIELMBOLD.
Sworn and subscribed before me- this 23d day
of November, 1852.
VIM. p. IIGBBERD alderman.
Ninth ST., above Race, Phila
Address letters for information to
Fl. B. HELMBOLD, Chemist,
Depot, lOl South Tenth ST., bel. Chestnut, Phila
Beware Of Counterteits
AND UNPRINCIPLED DEALERS,
Who endeaEor to dispose - OF THEIR OWN" and
" OTHER" articles on the reputation attained by
Hembold's Genuine Preparations.
Extract Buchu.
" 50 Sarsaparila
Improved Rose Wash.
- OLD b Y
H0STETTER, SMITH & DEAN,
227 Montgomery street, Russ HouSe,)
San Francisco,
AND ALI DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
ASK FOR HELMBOLD'S.
TAKE NO OTHER
Cut out the advertisement and send for IT,
lI17m, .TJIH UD0jd inn noqifiof and ernOe1Ire
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-21

PROPRIETOR OF THE RIS1N0 oOf a"u
LOS ANGELES VINEYARDS, wishes
10 acquant his friends and the public generally
with the fact that he has opened Depot Tor Tue
sale of his Wines iu the
BASEMENT OF THE RUSS HOUSE,
Corner of Pine and Montgomery Streets,
The reputation of California Wines has suffer
ed much from the many bad and adulterated ar
tcles put up by irresponsible parties, and brand
ed Pure California Wne"-present profit be-
ing their aim, although dea roying confidence IN
the purity and quality of Native Wines. Others,
again, probably without any intention 10 deceive,
but from want of knowledge of the treatment OF
wines, have bottled for sale wines at were not
properly made, or that were not in condition 1or
bottling. Such causes have had an injurious ell
feet with consumers. In order to give the pubilc
perfectly sound and pure article, the under
signed will, for the future, attend personally 10
the putting up of his Wines-the product oil MS
own Observation-Disclosures that their superior
quality will make them the favor brand win
consumers. In order more fully to guard Tue
public az ainst limitations. there VIII be attacneu
to each bottle an additional label bearing lac-
simile Of his signature
Now on hand and for sale by the case or pack
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-03-21

FEW4LES-F LES-FE.NALES,
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, or con-
tempIating Marriage.
IN MANY AFFECTIONS PECOLIAR TO FEMALES
the Extract Buchu is unequaled by any othef
remedy. as in Chorosis or Retention, lrregulari-
ty, Painfuness, or Suppression of customary
Evacuations liberated or Scirrhous state OF the
Uterus, Leucorrhpa or Whites, Sterility, and for
all complaints incident to the sex, whether arls-
ing from Indiscretion, Habits of Dissipation, or in