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Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19
The Medicine for all Seasons

Dr. RoBLcK's STOMACH BrTERs-We profess have more
than superficial knowledge OF the healing art and while
fully prepared to admit that humbug but another
for imposition and, therefore, do allow any ad
versement notice appear in paper that has the
least tendency corrupt the human mind, always
glad recommend hat believe to be n real boon
ccty and ing made experimental use Of Dr. Roback
Stomach Bters bear testimony to their real gen
uine and very beneficial Dr. Rs Bters far surpnss
any preparation of the kind have ever used and
urge all who need mild, safe, and most agreeable tonic
to try this medicine at once II you try it once you will
be try again. II just the thing for the stomach
in hot weather. -Edon (Ohio) Democrat.
nd So 1m.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19
NUMBER SO.
CRADLE-TINIE.
DY FLORENCE PERCY.


Tho glory Of the sunset fades away
From the tall church spires OF the darkaning town,
And on the waters Of tn western bay
The orange tints are SOLDERING To brown.
This is the hour whom tho fond mother folds
Her infant closely to her pluwng breast.
And kissing oft the little hand she holds,
sings dreamily, aud luls her babe 60 rect.
For me, hold all Fate has left to
little golden ripple of fair hair--
lay 1t on my bosom tcudery
And try to think my baby nestlcs thore.
oh golden hair whero is the shining head,
The baby brow which once you used to crOwus
The tonder eyes, with all their love unsaa,
Into whose depth my yearning soul looaad down.
happy mother through your window there
see you clasp aud kiss your httle child
seo the olingng arms the loess hair
Aud how, nov shall be recohciled3
The small soft hands which tangled down my hair
Are folded FROM thcr play tureYermOrc--
The rosy feet which pnttercd here aud thoro
Have danced their last across this silent floor
ghe dainty robes are folded smooth and clean--
The hair worn shoes stand empty, siie by aid----
The basket that sho heaped her playthugs IN
Lhs half u.l'd AS she left it When she died
The pot of towers she carried to aud fro,
Or placed among her toys upon tho floor,
Thrives undistur6et; though fair the blossoms blow
No sweet voice eoiNes for thcm auy more,
These are her hnger marks upon The pane
guard thetn with a jealous uarefulness;
And this dear pictured face still keeps It's stain
The misty halo ot her frequent kiss,
Aud in this room where opce her sweet voice ruug
Nuw soaring loud, now softly murmurng,
There 0lats the echo Of u song half suing
Iho last my darling over tried to sing.
But you alush with happy motherhood,
Your child alive and warm upon your arm,
You look across, into my solitude,
Aud tell mo must b1 resgnoi and caltn
That God IS good and Kind despite his grief;
That H. hns saved my bate from pam and woo,
And she IS blest Help Thou mine uubplief,
lIoaler But would that ooull know
On what fair angel bosom rcsts to night
The tender Ch0ek touched 30 revoreutly--
What white rotod spirit robs me Of my right,
Aud takes my baby's kiss away from nu.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19
Special Aotites.
Mothers Mothers +! Mothers

E8- Don't fail to procure Mrs. EIHsIoic's Soothing
syraP for CHILDREN TEETHING. This valuable preps-
ration is the prescription of of the best female phys
clans and nurses in the United States and has been used
for thirty years with never failing safety and by
millions of mothers and children from the feeble infant
week old to the adult 1t not only relieves the child
from pain, but invgoraes the stomach and bowels
reefs acdy and gives tone and energy the whole
ten, 1t will almost instantly relieve
Gripping in tie Bowels and Wind Collie.
We believe is the best and remedy in the world in
all cases of DYsRNTERY and in children whether
it arises from Teething or from any other cause.
Full directions for using will accompany each bottle.
None genuine unless tho fac-simile of CURTIS PERKINS
New York on the outside wrapper Sold by all Medicine
dealers. Principal Office, As Dey street, New York.
aG-Price only 2J cents per bottle.
REDNGT0N & CO.
4l6 and AIS Front street, San Francisco,
S2sn.i.6m. Agents for California.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19

SYMPATHY FOR STREET.-To condole our Pa
ciflc Republic friend Of the Marysvilie Express,
we will state that prominent Democrat Of this
town declared himself emphatcally for said Re
public, Immediately after election. Well, where
else is true Democrat to find refuge jeff has
turned Abolitionist. and they can't go Abolition
ism, you know.-.Honntain Messenger
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19

DR. L. j. CzArKAY is already secured in position which
places it well its prophet far above the assaults Of
envy and professional malice In the schools of France
the prizes often awarded to practitioners in
this department of Medical science and they occupy with
others equally lofty position in the profession Rcord
is iustrous example shining light among the phil
osophcal stars of his age in Europe and Or Czakay has
fully equalled him in this country proof OF which,
the Philadelphia College of Medicine complinened im
with Diploma, and the honorary ad eundem degree Sc
lecng this his field of operation although qualified as
graduate of the University OF festh and late thet sur
geon of the Hungarian Rev0u touary Army for more ex
tended abors Dr. L. j. Czapkay has bent his earnest at
the of chronic and private diseases, in
which he has become great expert that he is now
regarded the in this branch OF his profession
throughout the United States and his portrait and bog
raphy published matter of interest to their readers
in the most exclusive journals The Doctors Offices
at his Medical and Surgical Institute, on Sacramento St.
of Ledesdor nearly opposite the building of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
ca We ask particular attention OF readers to the
certificates Of remarkable cures in another column
of this paper. 233m.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19

The San Francisco Star has the following
"first-rate notice" of Miss Jennie Lamott, who
has recently made her debut upon the stage in
that city:
"She possesses a classic face, Byronic head
bust which the Greek slave might envy, fine
combinations encased in immaculate feshlngs,
and between them, if she does not succeed, she
ought to.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19

EDWARD EVERETT on EMANCIPATION. Edward
Everett, in letter to Rev. DR.. Elliott of st.
Louis, in relation to sermon Of the latter on
tho ordinance OF emancipation passed by the
Missouri Convention, remarks;
81 have myself no doubt that, like the ap-
premiership system OF the British colonies the
ordinance will, at the Instance Of the slayeh0ld-
ers themselves. long before 1870, give way to
another Of immediate emanc patton. But whether
it does or not Missouri is from this time for
ward, substantially free State, aud Will, doubt
not enter upon that career OF prosperity for
which her magnificent position aud unsurpassed
resources so admirably lit her. When look
back upon the controversy which grew out OF the
attempted restriction Of tho admission OF Mis-
souri, into the Union, in 1920, and on the folly
which dictated the Missouri Compromise In 1854,
aud then considered that the people Of Missouri.
assembled in Convention in 1868. have decrced
that after 1870 all slaves then in Missouri shall
be free, um awe.struck with the visible tokens
of an oyerruling and al interposng Providence"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19

A HANDSOME DoNATIoN.--The Storey IN. IT,
Sanitary Fund Association have eight gold and
silver bars ready for shipment TO New York, for
the benefit of sick and wounded soldiers Of the
Union army. They are of the value Of about
10000. They are stamped with the following
brands New Orleans" " Vicksburg," " Get.
lysburg," Island No. TO-" Fort DonelsoD," !"
" Port Hudson," Pea Ridge" and Morgan"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19
Laxy1ria1at Beauty,

promotes its growth prevents its falling OF eradcates
dandruG, and mpsrts health and peasantness to the
head. 1t has stood the test of time being the original
Hair Colorng and is constantly increasing in favor Us
ed by both gentlemen and ladies' 1t is sold by all respec
table dealers be procured by them of d. s. BARNES
Proprietor, New York. HosTErTEg SMITH DEAN Agents
San Francisco. Two sizes, SO cts and 81 5lsn.eo
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19

THE SHEBA.-The Humboldt Regi,tsr learns
that the Sbeba Company contemplates expend-
lag about Si50000 in ascertaining more eeGn-
itely the contents OF their mine aud the shape
in which it lies.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19

ABNER PENDERGRAss was sober. discreet mas
but one night at q family party, be took somr.
nay, too much champagne. On the way bomc
he drove the carry-all out among tue logs sui
stump9, whereat Mrs. Pendergra.S began to b .
amazed, aud suspect that all was not quite right
" Abner," said she, q does thee know what thee
is about?" Never thee mind, Sarah III get
thee home, all (hic) right-V Tie horse holds 70.
gekher ~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19

BucKNER at Fort Donelson, to bo prepared for
any turn of fortune, had couple of tags tied TO
the opposite ends of a loug pole-a coat stolen
from neighborng farmer for black flag, and
a shift stolen from his wife for whito one
While the Federals kept at distance from the
fort, he displayed the coat end of his flag staff,
but as they approached he shift ed
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19

JouS BRoU0H John Brougb, Union candidate
for Governor of Ohio, said in late speech =
think Of slavery as Othello said of Deademona,
" Ye, she must die, else she'll betrsy more men."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19
Tue Philadelphia North american, speaking 0

OF Mr.. Crittenden, says:
"What il termed The Crittenden Compromise
may be considered the closing eGort Of bis career.
II was offered in the best spirit, but the people
had been wearied out with perpetual compro-
misses on the subject OF slavery, aud were de-
termned this time TO have q long settlement"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19
II Elm S I Rect
InimitabIe Hair Restorative !
r TV MOTT A my

But restores gray hair to its original color by supply
ing the capillary tubes with natural substances impaired
by age disease All instantaneous dyes composed of
lunar cdustc destroying the vitality and beauty of tho
hair and afford of themselves dressing. Hemstreets
ndomitabe Colorng not only restores hair to its natural
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19
soeietu Aotiees.

So Trinity Lodge, No. "a, y. y II. .H.--Eold
their regular communications at Masonic Hall Weavervle
the last Monday of each month Hour of meeting. six
O'Clock, p. m. JOHN A. WATSON, w. NJ
VIM. BAEHR, Secretary. Tvs
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19
Gu Rim G.
HE ABOVE COMPLAINTS

H25- These Bitters are the poor mans
friend, saving him many Doctors bills, as
well as the rich mans solace and comfort :;
invigorating the weak and debilitated, driv-
ing away melancholy, aud making a Ii fe Of
misery one of unalloyed enjoyment.
The Bitters have been introduced, and are
being used, not only in the Hospitals, but
among the soldiers, as an Appetizer, Tonic
and Regulator of the System throughout the
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19

"MAIL CONTRACT" There is only one " mail
contract" says young lady, that che would
care about embracing, or embsrking iu, and that
IL promise VI marriage
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19

R5- Trinity Chapter, No. 10, Royal .7rch .Na-
sons the second and fourth Tuesday in each month
at the Masonic Hall, Weavervie
Tvs. JOHN c. BURCH, Secretary
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19

VALLAXDIGuAM TUENED OUr OF DooKs--ThS
Commercial advertiser says:
We learn that the proprietor Of the Clifton
House, Canada, recently gave Mr.. Valand CHAM
notice to quit-circumstances having rendered
the space occupied by that notorious individual
preferable to bis company.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19

In point of strength will guarantee my
Bittcrs to contain larger proportion of real
medicinal ingredients and virtues than any
other stomach Bitters in the market and
by comparison with others it will be seen at
once that they are
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19

AN UNPLEAsANT PREDICAAENT.-A writer on
tho subject of Sensations of the Dying" fur
nishes the following:
" If the neck is broken low down, the person
does not necessarily dio on tho instant. His
situation il perhaps the most distressing of any
which can be imagined. He may live ard have
being for n few days; but be cannot move. His
face may express all the passions, feelings and
emotions; but beyond the motions OF his breast
and countenance, his energies do not go. His
arms are pinioDed to his side his legs are lfo
less and he essentially beholds his body in the
grave, while be is yet in the full possession o
his faculties. The least disturbance OF his posi-
tlon Is liable to launch him at once into eternity ,
On the marriage of Robert Wise to Ann Nor
gan.
Her judgment was good
In adopting the plan,
For she's Ann next
Unto Wise
OF Daniel Knapp to Sarah Brush.
lie took little Brush
Ills parlor to sweep,
While she caught Knapp
without going to sleep,
or Jacob Bloom to Melissa Budd
This Budd length s in full bloom
Has gratidcd its humOrs,
And will in time, presume,
Be richly bcst with Boom'-ers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19

re- North Star Lodge, .F0. 6I, 4. %. d. f.,
holds its regular meetings Odd Fellows Hall Weavervile
Wednesday evening at o'clock Members Of the Order
from abroad cordially invited to attend.
d. HANSEN, n. G.
GEO w. WARD, Il. S Tvs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19
S T r ONC CE r,

and upon trial will be found more efficient
than all others. They are agreeable to the
taste, invigorating in effect, made of good
materials, and an article that all my custom
ers purchase the second time with equal sat
isfactiOn.
II has been my purpose to put forth an ar
ticle that will please all my customers and
honestly do all that is claimed for them. |
will not publish or make any claims for my
Bittors that are not consistent, or that their
virtues will not warrant.
Each bottle contains, as represented,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19
Rates of Advertising:

One square, of 10 lines less first insertion 81 OF
Each subsequent insertion, OF
Fifty per cent discount to Yearly advertisers.)
Professional cards (5 lines or ess) per year 20 OF
Notices of Beney client other ocices per year IL 90
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19
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Is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, AT
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Army Of the North
n GE.IR.E.N'TRE.

BY and with the consent Of the highest Gov
ernment authority.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19

GEN BUFoRD, who ordered the banging Of u
rebel spy at Frederick, Md. with QUE hour.
shriit and cavalry lariat, dropped this sarcastic
remark at the time:
Hes spy, found the proof 10 his boots
ii send the case on TO Washington. they'll pro
mote him I'll hang him on the spet.'
|. PAPA.-" Well, Sissy, how do you like your
school %
Sissy" Oh, so muts"
PAPA" That's right. Now tell me all you
have Learned to day"
Sissy have learnt the names OF oil the
little boys"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19

Sc Stella Emeampmenf, No. 14, 4. o. o. r.,
meets the evenings the first and third Monday each
snonth, Odd Fellows Hall Weaverve Patriarchs from
abroad are invited to visit us d. HANSEN, c. p.
W. H. BACIEIDER, Scribe Tvs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19

IT, The German Hospital Society of Trinity
county hollis its regular Quarterly meetings at the Hospital
building on the first Sunday March june September and
December. ii. ONERMOllLE,
13tf Secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-19

And all arrangements of the digestive func-
tions. For DEHLiTATRp PERSONS they are
particularly recommended, giving an appe.
tite and strength to the whole human frame.
The Bitters are scientifically prepared and
are made of rare combination of Roots,
Plants, Herbs, Barks and Seeds, which have
been found most etf'Ctual by long medical
experience, and to possess the requisite ton
ic properties for RELIEVING and
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-02

There is not more fragrant nuisance extan,
han the present passport system on tho
railroad trains in the interior of the coun-
try. In the vicinity Of the camp it may be
absolutely necessary, but at distance from
the army, il is but an incon venience 70 the
travelling public, an annoyance to every.
body and of no benefit whatever 10 the
service or the cause. 1t serves TO keep q
resimont or more, perhaps, of abie-bodie,l
young soldiers and officers out Of the field
and to keep few quiet people at home, who
are afraid to go about because Of the great
iiaheulty in obtaining q permit from some.
body to travel. An individual starts on 9
southern journey from Middle Tennessee,
aud arrives liz Chattanooga about tho time
the Atlanta train takes its departure. lie
Is unable to pursue his journey that evening,
from the fact that he is compelled to walk
half q mile up Main street, 10 procare a
permission to do so. Consequently he
misses the connection snd 10 forced to
remain over twenty -four hours. Similar
good luck attends him at Atlanta, add the
traveller is put TO great Inconvenience and
expense for no earthly benefit to any body,
and the service in particular. What is the
use of all this ridiculous ceremony, outside
OF the immediate vicinity Of the aswfy,y
And why is it not discoatiaSedI Eor a
free people, fighting for our independence,
and our rights, it does seem thse our public
servants da master our Affairs most dissaat ..
fully and ioolshly in too many instances.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-02
THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL :. 1853.

The movements Of Il, secrahs are waite he'd
than those of his predecessors elected. We
expressed the opinion upon the recePtioe
Of certain runors of a retrogsde movement
On his part that no such design was really
neditated. 1t wa. barely possible that
junction with Graut and the abandon meot
Of Middle Tennessee might have crossed the
willy brain of Kosetrans; but operations
towards North Alabama, via. Columbia and
Pulaski, we're out of the nature of the case
There was a time when the possession Of
territory merely conveyed an idea of sub
jugatIon. But that Time has passed. Are
the districts Of Virgins, North Carolina,
Louisiana, and this State spbdued because
they are occupied On the contrary, they
are even more loyal than ever That period
has been reached where nothing but the
defeat Of our armies will effect auythin.
Tor the cause of determination.
Rosecrans knows this full we'll; and if he did
not an advance upon Huntsville would be
-till military ne1pedient. To effect it he
must carry the railroad Literally on his back
it as he moves forward, as to leave his rear
in perfect railway communication. Gao he
do this The answer is best given by Gen
Forrest and Gen. Van Dorm.
Again suppose he succeeds by overpower.
ing numbers to guard his line Of comm uni
cltion, and advances into North Alabama;
he leaves the army Of Middle Tennessee
meanwhile, far behind him, to take Nash
lille, to go into Kentucky, or to do any
other thing which its generals may devise
The result Of these conclusions il tha,
Rosecrans must al vance on our front come
where; aud when he does We will whip
him
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AN!' NALe
( Is AZ kxIArE IN BAAILloS AMI
!: eiSs>Oe % D6TiEs-aORSE POWER &C.
DYSiroe " 6ecres n the Gro isd-r.ss Stat. d.
~ s~'c< Gssss - kss9vtsle ~ 49, SAaap SsAwsrs
OF Teope -s-S Ghe sodefsi 6s<d UKsn - S IyyA dfy
OF Aprn Dezt. % The CSn Hooss U ~ city Of CAs6
iAnDEs. the soiIvwinG lot. and ps}ts 80, A6A
city. ~ No. -. Market sl-No. IN. narksi St
A. =. .i ia as.r 4 ~. :! u. y x
No. 70 ss 4Metcf. heisx al q west i.tsosa ~
the en.s ~ bbcb tho NerA lh6f, n, tn esutk
hsN.N Ia M. ~, MAJ AsS sA-Aia Lot No. 8 keutA
Gse rgSa vsss.s -
Ai-o. At the ..me time 80 pasoe. Nine Hundred
Acres Of Land Ia the foeptb Civil District OF HstD,i-
TN cosntJ. se''hpAed W Ia Sarah inG-ss sdy1tn,nK
,he ianos o. d. Il Ahdsr.oo, Z. ID. LatkreH. Cars al
Hail aud tah~n. -
A.e. sve u,sssAne sess. q iapd. Iylas In Bsds.
and hhss coenisss. walJss's badge. FOR merry be
i"ng'ng to Healy JAma Of New York. And 4
th'usshd acr-s. fyins du Wad@nIs Ridge. in Bed.4e
county f"rmer'y belonging TO John II. Meachav. of
New -sbOrs particular description day II sale
A."' Loo Acres. jying on Cumberland AouutaiR IN
The Ia civil psarct q: Bsedse ccuuty fnrtneri, he
l2hn 3 70 Aosts Y. hsorslI ~ Nsu- York. part
cleared With two cabins and apple orchard t,ereon
Ako use tossssSd acres lying IN same county on
snnertapd AOsnsain. furnerly beiongtns to Jasob
w Horton. citizen 81 the I'm Ted States.
Aiso> AZ tAe oincs tvo In
t"o-horre psnn e.. Sith Thieshipg Msehne sad Fan
combrd. the properly Of alien enemies now /. the
pue'se.sson Of A. 4. Van Eppa-
terms OF ale. Gosh. Con. ederates Notes md
Bo~ds tsAen In payment.
"ario'd. rs. CAMPBELL,
Rsre
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-02

49, The French in Mexico What a Il
king titls such announcement would prove
to play! The history Of the Frenc!, in Mex
sienr's adventures, perigrinato ns and expe
riences over the land Of the Mont. zumas have
been many an vers~tiie. but thus far singu
larly unfortui,e M. The air Of the Aztecs
does not agree with THE health Of the ZouAve
corPs. and tho round bouts Of Puebla are
decidedly unpalatab!e.
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