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Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-05-28

GENERAL RosEcRANs, a Roman Catholic him
self has suppressed the circulation of a Catholic
paper, called the Metropolitan Record, in his De-
nartment for its extreme reasonable utterances
Speaking of the articles which have appeared in
that paper, General Rosecrans in his order says
"No man having drop of Catholic charity
or patriotism in his heart could have written
them, expressing as they do hatred for the ma
tons efforts to resist its own dissolution, and
friendship for those who trying to destroy
the great. free Government under which so many
have found an asylum from oppression in other
lands"
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-05-28

F,eur1yG Force OF CALIFORNIA The enrolling
officers of the State have returned as enrolled
and liable to be conscripted for service in the
army. l27 900 men-nearly one-thrd of our
whole population.
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BRADLEY g. RUL0FS0N,
Photo graphers!
Successors TO Vance,l
Corner Montgomery and Sacramento streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.
IA CARD FROM r. H. vAycE.1

A CARD FROM n. II. VANCE.
AEFSs,,.z=51v1 THE UNDERSIGNED HAV-
NKNSySs7fing been succeeded in the Pho
iTy&WESsHI tographic business by Messrs.
SINC BRADLEY RULOFSON takes
great pleasure in commencing them to his friends
former patrons and the public, as eminently quail
fled to conduct
First = class Photographic Gallery.
Mr.. Bradley being the largest importer of Pho
tographc material in the State, the public may
rest assured that at all times they will find a
choice collection of everything new and beauti-
full from the Eastern and European markets
Mr.. Rulofson. who devotes his whole attention
to the establishment. brings with him over TWEEN
ty years of experience in the art, and certainly
has no superior in the requisite qualifications for
success therein, possessing Us he does high or
der at arts tic attachments and all gentlemanly
for those who call on them. Just go and see for
yourselves r. ii.
Efi5~ PHOTOGRAPHS, AMBRoTyPEs AND VISITING
CARDS executed in a superior manner. Small
pictures cased and enlarged to any size, and
neatly finished in India Ink. Water Colors, or
in Oil. None but the most accomplished artists
employed in this Gallery, and all work warrant
ed to give satisfaction. 1913.
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The Restorer Reproduces
THE HAIR DRESSING
CnltiYates and Beauties

II your thin try scurfy it, if harsh try it if
urcles if these it for all who use it will
preserve their hair through life For sale by all Druggists
cents for California HostctteI, Smith { Dean. san Fran
cisca lS.sn.i.6m.
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Three Sonnets ON America.

The New York Spira Of The Fdupublishes three
sonnets by Mrs. Kemble, with the following in
PRODUCTION
Lest any one, in residing the following noble
sonnets, should have their pleasure married,
though but for moment, by misconception OF
their meaning word of explanation may NOT
be out of place.
The first poem is intended to speak for the
" conservative Observation-Disclosures who caught
up and echoed the jeering cry of the London
Times, :" The Great Republic is no more =
The second is the wall of those true but faint
hearts, also accepting as inevitable the ruin OF
this country, see in her going down, not tri-
umph, but the quenching of that GO star of re-
demption y which they prayed might one day
shine over g the whole EARTH" bringing light
into all its dark places.
In the last, the writer, like another Miriam,
takes her @ timbrel in her hand and answers
both the sheer and the despair.
We need only add that Mrs. Kemble in the let
ter enclosing the verses, says, that to rise to the
occasion she should % need the pen of both
Milton and Wordsworth
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-05-28

MASSACHUSETTS, WOMAN SLANDER.-Here is the
way the Pajaro Tines speaks of one of the SLAM
derers of Massachusetts women
The editor of the Amador Dispatch, whom it
would be hattery to call slanderous villain and
low blackguard, has laid much stress upon this
falsehood manufactured and promulgated by
secesh correspondents of secesh newspapers. As
soon as it came under the notice of the Colonel
and Chaplain of the regiment referred to, they
published a written denial of the rumor Of
course there is no truth in the statement-and
the dirty coward who harps, week after week
upon the SANDER knows it. This low-lived,
wholesale slanderer of woman should be kicked
into the lowest dungeon of eternal infamy.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-05-28

The Richmond people say Confederate curren-
cy has so deprecated that you take your money
in the basket, and carry your beef in the pocket
book
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-05-28

SOMETHING LIKE.-At the last session of the
Board of Supervisors of Shasta county that body
fixed the salary of John J. Conmy, Superinten-
dent of Public Schools, at $500 per annum
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-05-28

THE following letter was received by gentle
man of Poughkeepsie through the Sanitary Fair
Post office in that place:
SASITAHARA P. OFFTss.
DERE SuR-Enklosed pleze find Ten dollars il
WI kan Very respectfully Yures,
Josh BILLINGS.
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SOUARZA'S
Travellers and Miners Companion

NTINERS, MARINERS AND TRAVELLERS, by
wi land and sea, will acknowledge that Squar-
zas Punch is Incompatible they combine with
their exquisite favor as beverage, the proper
ties which produce a speedy and efficient cure of
sea-sickness and act a valuable preventive OF
fever and dySentery.
SQUARZA'S TRAVELLERS AND MINERS
COMPANION contains fine assortment of his
CELEBRATED PUNCHES
and some of the finest Liquors necessary TO the
health of Travellers and Miners. For convent
ence this Compauion is of four classes, contain
ing from six 20 twelve apartments.
NOTICE.-Ladies supplied also.
San Francisco, April >, 1861. 1918.
All of Squarza's Punches to be had at the
Bank Exchange Saloon.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-05-28

The sudden changes of climate OF PrLnoN'
EY BRONCHIAL aud AsTHMAnc AFFECTION. Experience hay
ing proved that simple remedies often speedily hen taken
the cdry stages Of d should "a he ha
u Erocn's bronchial Toctes Lozcuge- let The Gold
Irritation Of the ThroAt be sosi hi as'y IA
~. ccIutioh attack ne circtna'iy Ted
PUBLIC and SINGERS VIII fld llem edec nal
cleaning and ST. ,aeaip. fe voice. Soldiers sdoul
have them they he cal led in re ocket 9"d 'F-cn a.
=.
FOR C,l,to MA REpiNoToS Co. Stl Francisco.
RS The Medical and Surgical Institute
Of DE- L. j. ChlpKAY already secured in position which
place. r. as we'll a. proprietor far above the assaults Of
envy aud professional malice In the schools of France the
highest nrzs awarded practitioners in this H.
partmcnt science, and they wi othe~
ually loiv position in the p.o>siun. I:ccai is al
ior, exam lie u -.Iil. Int anon, the % lop ic'l
of his a. ia En- op, ahd d CzaTLY iits iuy rr1i'e' w
ii f,,H country: poo, Of watch the lt'iahri pa' Cot
Lee of Medicine cp., l Wa Diploma a. 1e
ipna-v ct'f-t de SeiecIt itfs a. H. Hc'i OF
nrna ri houg;, tuei;h,; .s'ac Of tae Un've>'. q
a., Pc - and tie Chci "a ir Hnr'' fan Revolt
fiona AMY 49,. e.ieIGei L. ,1'>. D.. L. j. CzapsaN
:> bent ne o1ic aLT p
v,e die 49, ia N;lic,i he ia. iccuIe ea pert tat
IA. j. now re ,det; t.e His 1ahc OF his foes-
sion tlro,. hout he Uui,e,; ti, aId hos-
sp,,v ave nubli>.i-t of the eade's
M.ic..I and icil I~rie Sacramento rect COZ e'
Of ieide-do.T nely opposite ne bn''dnS oil the racine
Mlil steamship Company =,
an We "A K ptticular attention of our readers 10 fie
sworn etc,les of kable cues Ill another column o.
liz r,r.r 4.;iD.
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speeial g* "f'ff5'
Mrs. s. A. Allen.
LADY or WORLD WIDE REPUTATION

Nv Mrs. 8. A. Aliens Worlds Hair RestOr-
err and ZylObalsamum or Worlds Hair
Dressing are uuequalled and so acknowledged by all
who Use them for restoring invgorating, identifying and
dressing the Hair rendering it soft, silky and glossy and
,iisposing in any desired position: quickly
cleansing the scalp aresting the fall and mpartng healthy
and natural color the Hair They fail 10 restore
grew hair to its original youthful They directly
upon of the Hair. giving them the natural
required No ady's toilet is complete without the
Zyoasamrn Hair Dressing II cleanses the hair and
impars it most delightful fragrance. and is suited to
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-05-28

R-fsH Having permanently located in Weaver
Vile Dr. Wilson will devote his best attention
to all cases entrusted him, and will he ready AT
all times to answer calls from distance
Weaverville, May 20, 1864. l9f
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-05-28

IL. j. HOWE,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
ms" Office in Rockers Building, second sto-
ry All kinds of Legal Observation-Disclosures,
Mortgages. Powers of Attorney, etc, carefully
drawn, and acknowledgment taken.
n. B.-Thc acts of Noiaries have long had pc
culiar weight and respect attached to them by
business men and the Courts OF all Nations.
April ). S62. l2vI.td.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-05-28

BOISE GoLD.-Sherm. II. Leach, formerly of
Minersvlle, in this county, has sent us the fol-
lowing extract from the Boys Ne,cs, showing the
value of gold taken from different localities in
that Basin, ascertaine1 by Robinson Co.,
assayers of that place: From Thomas Gulch,
dust all from one claim, Sl5,9 per or. Moore s
creek opposite Thomas gulch, dust all from one
claim-Sl6,35 per OF. Hog en- dust all from
one claim-Sl4, 80 per OF. Granite creek dust,
all from one claim-Sl7,93 per OF. Grimes
creek dust all from one claim-Sl5,4 Al per o.
One lot of 2I7 ounces mixed dust assayed on
Tuesday yielded S14,9O per ounce. Several
smaller lots picked mixed, went from SIS to
SI5 Ii
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Wssklg Trinity 5uurmal.
Weaveryille, Saturday, May %, 1864.

BERIAH BROWN AND THE SANITARY FUND.-What
follows was scissored from a late date of the
Gold Hill IN. T. News. 1t contains an admirable
rebuke to the impudent Copperhead in question::
The Democratic Press of San Francisco be-
tween the peals of its sheet-iron thunder against
the Nation and the governments finds time to
fling shovleful of filth at the Sanitary Fund
The sick and wounded soldiers of the Union
contracted disease and received their wounds
while fighting Beriah Browns friends, and in
his hendish and bitter hatred he gloats over their
agony, and hurls obloquy upon those who seek
to alleviate it. In his low-liyed treason-dispens-
ing sheet of last Monday, he splits half column
OF venom at the Sanitary Fund Commission
He says:
Having contributed teefourth the stock people
OF California have right to know and it is their duty
demand rigid investigation of the affairs of the Commits
sion large proportion of the contributions here
god in exchanging this for the currency Of the who
has made the premium and how is it accounted fori
Now, in the first place it is none of Beriah
Brown s business, nor that of any of the traitor
Gus crew that call him q brother Democrat" In
the next place it is outrageous efrontery for him
or his kind to attempt to dictate to the loyal peo-
pie of California or elsewhere what q it is their
duty to demand" Those who contributed the
fund are those who have right to inquire into
the manner of its disposition, and not those to
whom tie very name of Sanitary Fund is gall
and NORWOOD. We have never yet heard any
complaint on the point, from papers pretending
to loyalty, and the promtitude and earnestness
of those who are nearer to the seat of war, and
see the working OF the Commission with their
own eyes, is proof that satisfies patriots on the
Pacific slope. But this Brown would raise
doubts, if he could, which would deter people
from contributing to the Relief Fund, that by the
groans of wounded soldiers of the Union, the
ears of his rebel friends might be RECALLED. How
he would have enjoyed the Fort Pillow butchery !
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1864-05-28

Z
REMARKABLE PREDICTION OF DouGLAs.--Hon.
Isaac n. Arnold, of Illinois, in his recent speech
in the House of Representatives, has the follow
ing interesting statement
Here will pause moment to state Almost re-
markahle prediction made by Douglas in Janu-
ary 1861 The statement is furnished to me by
Gen. c. b. Stewart of New York. General of
the highest responsibility.
Douglas was asked by Gen. Stewart (who
making New Year call on Mr. Douglass {! What
will be the result of the efforts of Jefferson Davis
and his associates to divide the Tnion?' Doug
las replied .IThe Cotton States are making an
effort to draw in the Border States to their
scheme Of secession, and am too fearful they
will succeed. If they do succeed there will be
the most remarkable civil war the world has ev-
err seen, lasting for years. Virginia will become
a charne-house but the end will be the tri-
umph of the Union cause. One of their first
efforts will be to take possession of this capital,
to give prestige abroad but they will never
succeed in taking it the North will rise
to defend it but it will become a city of hoSpi-
tails the churches will be used for the sick and
wounded, and even the Minnesota block (now
the Douglas hosptal) may he devoted to that
purpose before the end of the war Stewart
inquired What justification is there for all
this % Douglas replied-there is no justifica-
ton or any pretense of any. If they remain in
the Union will go as far as the Constitution will
permit to maintain their just rights, and do
not doubt but majority of Congress will do the
same. But, said he, rising to his feet and
tending his arm - if the Southern States at
tempt to secede from this Union without further
cause, | am in favor of their having just so many
slaves and just so much slave territory they
can hold at the point of the bayonet, and no
more"
BOISE GoLD-Sherm. II. Leach, formerly of
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-12
Qnr Ssosnribt an steuersabler.
Gtts.G d Office,
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-05-06
IMPORTANT
70 the Afflicted
DR row continues TO he consulted at his otc", Nos
IL and Edicott street. Boston, on all diseases OF
PRIV ATE Oh pELlCA ATE NATURE.

FAR row continues to he consulted at his Office Nos
and Edicott street. Boston, all diseases OF a
PRIVATE Or DELICATE NATURE.
Bv long course OF study aud practical exp rience u
unlimited ;NteLt, Dr. u. has NOW The Ent'li'"N ort'-
sen IN the unfortunate with remedies that hNc rfN'r,
since he first introduced thcm failed to cure tie IN.
alarm ng cases of
90 oRFfiQ.A AND SYPHILIS
Beneath his treatment all the horrors Ht Scnerca ana
impure Hood Impoteney. Scrofua Gouorrtua lcers,
pain al drcss in the Regions If rraC alton, iutamma
ton If thu Bladder and kducys lydroccl'. Abtes.'
IuHaFs fl altiIl Swel!i=4s and t. nl train e tari,e
SYM ton attending this class disease, are mIr to be
conn As harmless as the simplest ailires OF child
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
Dr. n derotes graf art Of las time {" the treatment
Of thns, cases caused by secret and s1 AIRY labNhiih
ruitfs body ami mind, uniting the unfortunate mai
viull Tor business socitF ne the sad ami me
auchoiy effects produced 10y early habits of youth c
Weakness Of the Back and limbs, Dizziness OF tr -a,
rimucss of sight, Papitatilu 81 Tie heart dyspepsia,
Nervousness UerHng. nGut Of the digestive fuse oas,
SYMPTOMS Of Consumption. Sc The ar'u effects the
mind are much be dreaded loss IF mer ry. commission
Of ideas dcpr sion Of spirits, wi ertu ug ave 81 n
Of society Stli-strust timy &c, ar" ain'i1 ihee' ;
produced, such rersoas should before coHth lat'rt
matrmpny consult MUSICIAN Of experience, and be at
orre restored to health AMI happiness
Patients who wish rJmaiH under r. Dow Straatn"n
a few days or weeks. will be turgishcd with pleasant
rooms and charges for board moderate.
Medicines to all parts ol the country with full d.
reciaus Ter use, receiving DESCRIPTION Gi NHf case.
Pr bow has also for stie the french Cap ,s utei
the best preventive order by mail. Three l1r$ II and
a red stamp.
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where all are invited to call and examine.
yE,uE Empire Machine has taken any quantity
Of Premiums, and would have taken more
Premiums if there had been more FAIRS.
Why he Emqir. Ntsdine ia better thin any o,ior
l. 1t makes the lock or shuttle sttrb, which
will neither TIE nor rguol and alkr both Sds.
2. 1t has neither cam nor cog ishcei, and the
least posi-, lie friction, and runs smooth glase,
and is eaph1,icaHg a N,is,iess Machine.
), 1t performs perfect sewing on every descrip-
ton Of material, from leather to the finest muslin'
with cotton, linen or silk thread, from the c"ars-
est to the finest number.
4. 1t requires fifty per cent. less power to drive
it than any other machine. girl - years Of
can rk it steadily without fatigue or iniu-
nv to health
5. Its strength aud wonderful simplicity Of
construction render it almost impossible to get
out of der, and is guaranteed to give entire sat
isfacton,
6. Its seams are more firm and beautiful, being
alike on both sides leaving no ridges to wear of
by washing and ing.
T. The tension OF both threads is got on the
surface OF the machine; you do not have to turn
the machine m side agtrt 10 get the teGson OF the
lower thread. When the tension Is once adjusted
on the Empire Machine any quantity OF sewing
can be done without change.
8. Its seams cauuot be removed without pick
ing or cutting them, as it is firm solid stitch
O. THIS machine has been examined by tie
most profound experts and pronounced to be SIM
Diicjty and Peyf,ci7n confined.
10. We respectfully invite all who may desire
to supply themselves with superior article to
call and examine this Uarit7ied Nlctnc. An in
specsian et this machine will satisfy any person
of its great superiority to anything in the market
II. Five minutes instruction is sufficient to en-
able any person to work it to entire satisfaction
..zFsone Of the Empire Machines can be seen
in operation, at Miss AIDA lItGHI's Dress and
Cloak Making Room, over A. I. Greeleys Store
Main Street. 30
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-05-06
%-oTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

Whereas, Moses Saunders Jr., of orl nd in the
County of Hancock and State of Maine by deed of
mortgage dated July fifth. A. d. 1850, and recorded
IN the Hancock registry of deeds, volume IS, page
492, conveyed to John \. SwaZcv OF Bucksport, in
the County aforesaid, certain tract parcel of
land situated in said orlana bounded and described
follows, to wit :@@Beginuing at stake and stone
standing the intersection Of what is called the Err
line with the northerly line of the town of Ellsworth
thence running north eighteen degrees west on SAID
Err line seventy rods to stake and stone on tie
side line of the John llRrriman lot called, thence
said side of the John Hartman lot, south about
ittv->cvcn degrees west one hundred and nine rods
II the south castery course of said John Hartman
lot thence south thrtv-thrcC east Oh the range ne
six rods to the Ellsworth town line, thence OH sad
town line south cightvsevcn degrees east one nun
drcd md rods 10 the stake and stones named Is
the first mentioned bounds, containing wertN->cych
acres more or less: to secure the payment OF three
certain notes therein described, and the said John
" Swazev on the third day of Oct. \. H., lSfi, as
signed and transferred said mortgage and the notes
then unpaid to the subscriber Mrs. Polly Saunders of
Orland aforesaid which assignment is recorded in
the Hancock registry of deeds. volume lis, page 81
And whereas the conditions of said mortgage have
been broken and have not been fulfilled | therefore
claim foreclosure of the same, according to the
provisions of the statute in such made and pro
Vided, and give this notice for that purpose.
FOLLY SAUNDERS.
ny her Att'ys L. & +. HALE.
Ellsworth, March Goth, 1854. II
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IiLrs, SIENINIsG AZ IESESMUS,
Are the results %. Inflammation irritation OF the rnp.
cous membrane Of t1c bowels inage,d by drastic
rg~-te-e imperfect p-is, n-teE Of being dissolved
by thu Chile 81 10 tic lower bowels, and IN
tgce a pcrs'att movement or eyac alton BY their
irritation hes.s lie S.-u atng, crGaps, wrencAiHg
I1ig TlsS Grt te4saus AL he frc4geIe f1lse calls
70 the 1e9's csst, h9. :iss nRlag, 'eho take these
imFsrfe Itis
Il y5l wa4!l avoid III ESQ annoy meas, whenever a
palSttsYu nie tela IS required, ta- a dose {
EADWAi+s iLGtLtllNG ILLS
THEY WILL PURGE THOROUGHLY AND
LEAVE TIE BOWELS REGULAR.
Persons Athlete! with PILES, may Eey on a positive
cure iy their u-e.
LOAIED With GUM
COATED WITH GUN.
C0ATEp WITH Gun.
Or. Railways Pills are elegantly Q aied vita Gum,
ar res rom taste smell, be- taken at all times
and oa OCCASIONS. No danger viii result from colds
II exposed to Wet or damp Weather aier taxing these
pills.
SIX OF RAILWAYS FILLS
Have secured a vigorous evacuation, in severe cases
OF lAltmmlton OF the Bowels, Paralysis, &c. after
Crutpu on, Harlem oil, injection, other means com.
petey Jailed d1sc If i'A~ay Pills will remove all
o5sfuctphs, ami secure free passage. Directions for
by Druggists, Medicine Dealers. and store. keepers.
\. k-EveTy Agent has been furnished with fred
anu new maze Ials As each box Is enclosed viii
a stee! Engraved Label, take none others
RADWAi & CO.,
s. Maiden Lane, New York.
&C PECK, Agent. Ellsworth, Nc. ni3
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-05-06

At Court Of Probate holden at Ellsworth within ard
for the County OF Hancock, the first Wednesday
of February, =. 1864
DUFUS BUCK, Administrator Of the estate ef Elisha
II Lewis late of Bu"ksport, in SAID County. deceas
ed having presented his first Of admuis
up said deceaseds estate for probate.
OrSerti-That the said Aimi strator give notice
hcreof all persons interested by causing copy Of this
order TO be published three weeks successfully in the
Ellsworth American, pliuted in Ellsworth. thai they
may appear at a Probate Court be holden at Buck
sport, the third Wednesday Of May the
clock ia the forenoon and any they have
why the same should DOT be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Atrue copy,-Attest:
l2w A. A. BARRETT, Register.
jHE Subscribers hereby give public notice all
cerned, that they have been daily appointed and bay
taken upon themselves The trust Of Administrators Of tie
estate of
JOHN WHITAKER, late of Ellsworth
in the Co of Hancock yeomau, deceased by giving tond
The awdirccs;they therefore request al persons wh
indebted to the said deceased estate, make immediate
payment and those who nave any demands thSrenn,
exhibit the same for settlement.
MARY 4. WHITAKER,
DANIEL II SWAN
Ellsworth, April 2Tti ls64 as