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Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-11
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False Medical System i'm Ruihs.-NoT A
REFORM REvoLUToN-Sir Walter Raleigh. referring
in his History of the World the character Of Aexan-
der the Great such spirits have been stirred up in
dry ages and down. to establish and Destroy
and to bring all persons and the ends How
admirably does this description apply TO the labors of the
great medical umnary of timethe philosopher ply
sician and phanthropist PROFESSOR LIowtY. His spirit
stirred up when comparatively young man. by OBJ
serving the mpoency Of Of the medicines and
methods employed by the licensed profession for the re
lief of the sick and he resolved in his large and liberal
heart devote himself body and soul the discovery Of
those materials Tor the general of disease which he
siously believed God had placed somewhere in the
of Nature. " hat the result? He succeeded He
ravelled the great Hygean mystery. He found anayZed
combined and tested by experiment the vegetable ingred
ents which comprehended all the most powerful heal
ing agencies of the Botanic Kingdom In word he Gshere
before the world medicines, with the fame of which il
ringing froaiits
0IYTM and HoLLowAYS PILLS He has erected med
cl which everywhere casting down the chance
bcgoen theories and empirical practices Of former days and
the words of Raleigh he has brought down all persons
and States within the pale of its curative influence Every
every day hour his internal and external
remedies become firmly enrenche in the confidence
Of the public. and neither the bI1em m the faculty.
the of keptcs, diminish the lustre their
inventors fame Gairesfoa TeXasl N.ps.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-11

MIysTRELs on THE RAID.-A number of talent
ed Ethiopian performers, among whom are Lew
Rather, Joe Taylor, 4" imperfect cure" Collins,
Clinton, the tenor balladist, Hamilton and Will
liams. start out for the interior tomorrow. on
q small-change raid.-Ao,ning CcN
Hope they will come this way. Lots of small
change hereabouts that just such an entertain
ment can catch. Ditto at Douglas City, Lewis
ton, Indian Greek, Junction City and y orth Fork
But legitimate drama and protracted meetings
needn expect much patronage.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-11

CONTRARY to general expectation cotton goods
are now higher, both here and at the East than
they were during war time The Southern
demand for goods, and the as yet unsettled state
of labor, in the cotton States, together with the
uncertainty as to the aggregate OF the crop which
will this year be harvested, are some of the
causes for continued high prices Many believe
that they will be even still higher. Our local
cotton crop, though quite extensive for a new
beginner, is too insignificant to affect the market.
even if we had all the requisites for its nlanufac-
ture.- This will soon have however as 81
cotton mill is being erected, near San Francisco
- Sacramento Bee
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-11

u AMERICAN FLAG.'-L. P. McCarty, business
agent for that paper, was here two days this
week, and we are glad to hear succeeded in add
ing quite number Of subscribers to its list.
McCarty is genial individual, and should
imagine capital hand for the business in which
he is engaged. He is also proprietor of COM
pound which is pronounced certain cure for
Fever and Ague, and hope be will leave a
plentiful sprinklng Of it at Trinity Center as he
passes north. Mr.. McCarty has also opened 4
Purchasing and Commission agency at the Bay,
40 which he will devote his entire attention after
the first of December.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-11

OH IrEMs.-By late Humboldt papers we as
certain that some twenty companies are boring
for oil in the various petroleum districts in that
county. Some of the wells are down TO the
depth of $50 feet, with good indications, but as
ret no continued flow of oil.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-11

EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMExr-A recruitino oc
fcer named Hayward has posted handbils in San
Francisco, offering splendid inducements for re-
cruits for the regular army. Wants able-bod
led unnldrried men between Is and Is. who in
addition to the regular pay are reminded that
g to have been to the wars is lifelong honor
increasing with advancing years while to have
died in defense of your country will be the boa st
and glory of your chidren's children Think
of that, You unmarried chaps.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-11

OF LOCAL IHTEREsT--On the first Monday of
December the Legislature meets at Sacramento.
The great interest of Shasta county is her mines.
We suggest now to every man interested in
quartz mine, that he put up small package, not
exceeding in weight say from four to eight oun-
ces, mark it with name and location of ledge,
hand it Assembl yman, and let him take it
to the capital with him. He will then be able
to illustrate bis arguments in favor of our mines.
1t is something tangible that is wanted to induce
immigration. We have got the tangible argu-
ments let see to it that they are used. Let
the specimens be made light, or Chapel will
have to charter freight team at the same time
let them be fair. The poorest are good enough.
so we can afford to be honest.-Shasta Courier.
The idea is truly original, and to the point
We therefore, with the Courier's leave, suggest
similar action on the part of the people OF Trim
itv to the end that the outside world may be
made aware of our resources, and many people
induced to come hither. As to specimens from
our quartz lodges, let no time be lost in getting
them ready, as snow falls early in the districts
in which some of them are situated-particular-
ly the ''Ludwig, which is probably the richest,
but which will require considerable expendi-
ture of money before the best paying rock can
De redcHeu- oeNalUr JOne5 mas gone DeiOW, uut
small packages of ROCK may be sent him through
Greenhood i Newbauer's Express. Parcels of
over one hundred pounds may be shipped thro'
Comstock & Martins forwarding Agency, they
having volunteered to perform such service gra-
tis, while our Senator will pay all steamer char
gcs. Let Representative Dorr be furnished with
samples of virgin pure copper from the Copper
Greek mine, and specimens from the phoenix"
q Shinn, " . Cattskil," " 80 Limestone" and 9TH
er favorte lodges. now lying UNIV orked on ac-
count of the scarcity of labor and capital. We
further request "Jacinto to send sample of
Rcddings Creek oil, and a few fine specimens
from his claim on . Browns Creek" If our
Assembyman S transportation facilities are suf-
6c;ent we should like to have him take few
hundred pounds of the stone coal taken from Sid.
Curre mine, a sample of our product in that
line. And just to prove that our placer dggings
are not q played ont, bucket or two of pay
gravel " from thirty or forty of our mining
claims which pay from $1,000 to $50, 900 a
year. The - assembled wisdom y would perhaps
not object TO testing few barrels of choice as
sorted winter fruit grown in this latitude, of
which there is large surplus on hand. This,
of course, would be sent at the expense of the
State. Our citizens cannot fail to imagine the
beneficial results which would follow a strict
observance of the above suggestions.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-11

The New STEAMER.-The Capita! new boat
lust built at San Francisco by the Steam
Navigation Company for the Sacramento route
was launched on the 4th The Capital is said to
be the finest boat ever launched on the Paclic
coast. AS soon as the finishing touches are ad-
ded she will take the place of the Yosemite on the
river. Capt. Poole will command her.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-11

10 Hope for the Afiicted.-IN another part Of
paper will be found the advertisement Of the celebrated
Institute established by DR.. j. C. Young, in 1880. In this
deceit charatanism it is boon to the suffering
point out to where they Of obtaining the wish
ed for relief and cure Under the the skul Doctor
troubled dyest themselves of their burdens
pain and shame lay aside their and secure health
and happiness you sick trouble do hesi
tate advertisement and follow the advice. Do
forget the number the of directing letter
CONSULTATION OFFICE 5I0 Washington Fran
cisco 44.3msn.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-11

ONLY 4 AMIsAPPREHENsIoN.-The South Carolina
Convention passed resolutions requesting the
President to grant general amnesty, Offering
the following reason for such request
The late war was not one Of an oppressed prople
against tyranny, but arose simply from misappre-
hension on their part therefore, not having been
strictly in the nature Of rcJellion they suggest to
President johnson the justice and wisdom of not
enforcing the penalties affixed to the crime of
rebellion by the laws of the United States
Very plausible, indeed. Perhaps a slight jog
of the memory Will remind South Carolina trait
ors that they once boasted with other rebels that
one Southron could whip five Yankees. Subse-
quent events prove this to have been another
- misapprehension.' 1t is consoling to know
that the people of South Carolina convinced
that they were not the victims OF Northern tyr
amy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-11

REMovAL OF Stockholm Hawk started on
Tuesday morning with between two and three
hundred head of stock gathered up hereabouts
for Winter quarters on lower Trinity They will
be herded at Branards ranch, said to be the
finest Winter stock range in this section, now
that Indian troubles at an end. Snow seldom
falls 70 q greater depth than two inches.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-11

MAGUInE AND THE "MAGSIFIcENT. The Bay
papcrs report that Felicite dc Vestvali has sued
Thos. Mcguire for 100000, for breach of profes-
sionnl contract. 1t is no trifing matter if she
succeeds. Less than fortnight ago she had the
Manager before the Courts on charge of threat
ening to q break every bone in her body" From
the fact that the preliminary examination was
held in private we inclined to believe that
Mcguire may have manifested disposition to
assault, but that he never intended to break any
bones At any rate, she withdrew the suit.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-11

FEhToy FOR THE STATE SENATE.-lt is rumored
that John B. FELTON, desires to pave his way 10
McDougal's seat by being elected to the State
Senate to fill Redington' S vacancy. The Spur"
of the Times predicts an unusually lively canvass
in that city if FELTON, is nominee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-11

ADN's RAycH.-Senator Jones, owner Of that
property, situated on the Trinity below the mouth
of South Fork, last week sold it to B. Lack. of
Hoopa Valley. We hear that mill and
Touring mill will be erected on the property,
both of which will be important Improvements
for that section of the county,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-11
Weayervjlle, Saturday, Nov. II, 1865.

PRESIDENT JoHNsoy.-Many Union papers in
this State are, very unwisely, we think laboring
to convce their readers and the public that the
President is committing great errors in his poll
icy of reconstruction. While all such criticism
is perhaps entirely legitimate, and may result in
no evil, it will do no good. We have the great
est faith in the honesty, ability and ixedness Of
purpose of President johnson, and believe that
his labors to the end of just reorganization of
the Southern States will be ultimately crowned
with success. Therefore we coincide in the fol-
lowing remarks from the Sacramento Bee =
o Some papers denounce President Johnson and
his policy. Some simply condemn, without sug-
gesting better course; while Others propose
schemes which are at least open to the principal
objection urged against the project they con-
demn-they are all untried. They should bear
in mind that he is travelling road which has
never yet been traversed by any of our states
men. He has material chart guide, nor
convenient handbook ready made past ex
perience to lead him on. His position is most
peculiar and trying, and instead of idle blame,
equally fruitless adulation, let all good men aid
him with their wishes, with practical sugges
tions, and with earnest prayers that he may re-
ceive light and strength frou On high to carry
our people through their present trials, and lead
them into the promised land, whose threshold
they have reached through the red of war.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-11
To General Robert E. Lee, Virginia.

PANIC AT THE BAY.-The @ City of Sin is SUBJ
ject TO panics of late. The other morning Hay
den, clerk in the Post Office, died suddenly Of
heart disease in the Clipper Restaurant, and
about the same time the steward was seized with
cholera morbus. Boarders dropped their knives
and forks, supposing that the cholera had arrived
in earnest.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-11
aeekly Trinity 9omrnal.

~ County Warrants and GrsenbaeIs taken at
their ruling value in payment for subscriptions to this
paper To soldiers in the Government service the
will be furnished for Greenbacks at
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-11

OwYnEE ISrELLIGEScE-A letter received at
this Office brings late intelligence of the move
ments Of old TrinitarianS there. Henry 7. Jacob
was about starting for Star City, Nevada, where
he would spend the winter, and from thence go
to Montana in the Spring. Severn, his brother,
had gone to the Blackfoot mines Sam. Krider,
formerly Of this place, had contracted to freight
the Lincoln Mill and machinery, belonging to a
New York Company, from UmatilIa to Ruby Ci-
ty, for which he was to receive S23 900 Shoen-
bars mill nearly completed. Cyrus Epler,
late of Weayerylle, is employed in quartz mill
at Rocky Bar, Alturas. Orrin Loomis and Mr.
colley are merchandising at the same place.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-11

GONE BELow.-Senator Jones and wife left for
Sacramento on Thursday morning, for the pur-
pose of getting fairly located for the Winter be-
tore the opening of the Legislature. We wish
tnem safe arrival at the Capital, and pleasant
Winters sojourn
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-11

OMITTED.-The vote of Lewiston pred'nc' was
inadvertently left from the official vote gwen ia''
week. The vote stood-Sanderson. 70 Hartley.
AZ. The total vote given in our last issue was
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-11

DESrAL.-Dr. Hamilton has gone to Shasta to
be absent fortnight. He will return here on
the first of December. to remain two weeks. pre
pared to do any work in his line.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-11

PREAcHrxG.-Rev. Mr. Taylor will preach at
the Union Church, Weaverville, on oaooatn
morning at II o'clock, A. NJ, and at Dougias
CITY at 3 clock. P. NJ. A general ln'lta'ioh Is
extended to citizens to be present
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-11

FLoURIsHIyG CoUxTRY.-The Humboldt (Noro-
da) Register quotes the scrip of that county at
25 cents the dollar. and not active at that
The Supervisors, by way of economy, carry their
- grub = with them, locating at meal time wher-
ever they . can find dry spot convenient to
water That will be prosperous country vet
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-11

ORDERS have been issued for mastering out
the Fourth Regiment of Infantry. California vol
unteers. Ouite a number Of Trinity men Will be
set free bv this order.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-11

THE Amador Ledger has entered its eleventh
volume. We are doing editor Springer no more
than simple justice when we say that he furnishes
his patrons first rate newspaper We can
hardly realize that the Ledyer and Journal have
been exchanging weekly visits for a decade. YET
it is nevertheless true.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-11

A DEMoS-Champ. Ferguson has peen iounu
guilty of twenty-one out of twenty-three specin-
cations, embracing over fifty cold-bloodea mur- a
ders Another bawling spell in prospective LOT
the Errrcss and Ernnliner.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-11

THE Board OF Supervisors will finish their Ia
bors to-day. A large amount of business has
been disposed of. Proceedings will be published
next week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-11

TAX CoLLEcroRs BoSD.-F. Walter, Tax Col
lector elect, has filed his official bond in the sum
OF $50 900, with the following named persons as
sureties John W. Owens, S. 900; II. Lorenz
$4,000; II. Martini o. Vollmer and p. Weise,
s., 900 each E. A Keton So 800
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-11

DANCING PARTY.-Hall L Williams, Trinity
Center, will give party at their hotel on next
Friaay evening, the 18th, and will make the oc-
caslon pleasant one to those in attendance
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-11

CirizESs OF Weaverville, Douglas City, Lewis
ton ana junction City. arc requested to read Geo
Hulmcs notice immediately
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-11

TH,7s FuSxY.-George Augustus Sala says
Artemas Ward is the drollest lecturer ne ever
listened to.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-11

FILED HIS BoND.-A L. Raynes, ~hilom Wea-
vervllian, fled his bond with the County Clerk
of Sskiyou, the other day, in the sum of $780,
600. He is Treasurer elect of the county, and
we are glad of it. Hon. l.. NJ. Foulke also filed
his bond as Tax Collector in the sum of $50 900.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-11

PLENTY OF THE KIND, WE EXPECT Thomp-
tells the editor of the Louisville Journal that
the only people in the South who wish to do any
more fighting are those who didn't 90 any when
they had a chance.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-11

Mr. oBERDEESER will again accep, our thanks
Tor repeated news favors.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-11

THEY had clam-bake down at Taunton,
Good Lord, recently. Some idea may be form
ed of the large scale which it was done by
the following enumeration of articles cooked =
100 bushels clans, % bushels sweet and other
potatoes, $500 ears sweet corn, 600 lbs dress
ing, 500 lbs. fish. Frank Young insists that in
his time ordinary clam-bake called for at least
thousand bushels of that bivave.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-11

UPsET.-We understand that Nickel Brothers
freight wagon met with disaster on Thursday
morning. While descending Oregon Gu!ch
mountain the wagon turned over, team,
goods and all going down the hank conSdera-
ble distance. Weare not informed of the amount
of damage, but learn that John Fauble, the dri-
yer, wac not seriously injured. Rather proyok-
ing TO upset just at the close of the season 5
work, isn't it, John?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-11

CELESTIAL NUPrIALs-At Lewiston, Oct. 3Oth,
Justice Nunnally united All Sun and All Linn in
the bonds of wedlock, Mclean fashion.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-11

MYSTERIOUS sDIsAPPEARANcE.-Some weeks ago
the announcement was made public here that
John J. Huscrolt had suddenly disappeared from
Red Bluff. Sheath l. Boarrhan, of that place,
advertise in the Union for information in regard
to his whereabouts. The card says he - left Red
Bluff October 20th, to drive in some cattle to
slaughter, saying that he would be back in few
hours. Since then nothing has been heard Of
him, except that the 2lst he going
through Chico on horseback at a full run. lie
left a sick wife and sick child. 1t is supposed
that he has become insane" Then follows full
description of the man whose disappearance is
shrouded in mystery.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-11

The Best Family Machine.-We would call the
of readers to the GRovGE BAKER MACHINES
Their reputation well established for attempt
word in favor. but would advise any person
ing a reliable Family Sewing Machine to investigate the
merits these before buying. \ word the wise is
sufficient tl.v9.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-11

Az EXHIBITION WORTH WITyEssING.-In anoth-
er column will be found an announcement for
evening entertainment at the Theater on the
l4th Wormer's Stcreoscoptcan is the feature.
The last number of the Yreka Journal says it ex-
hbited to crowded houses there, and that it is
we'll worth the seeing. The views of the Yoscm-
ite Valley. and photographs of statuary pro-
nounced splendid. Remember that it opens
next Tuesday evening. Explanatory programmes
will be circnlated preyionsly.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-11

YoHE's North Fork party takes place this
Friday--evenpg.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-11

ROAD 0vEEsEgG.-Harry Bachelder, road over
elect Of this district filed his approved bond
with the County Clerk Wednesday, with p.
Mcclure and ~ B. McGinnis as sureties He
entered upon the duties of his Office next morn
ing, and says he intends to do his duty to the
letter. This will be gratifying announcement
to the people of the district. The roads in the
basiu are in an outrageous condition. and yet
the Clerks books show that the late oYerseer is
charged with three hundred and eighty-six road
receipts since the first of January-equivacnt to
Sll58. How many of these receipts were sold,
and where was the money expended? We cannot
learn where 500 or even $50, has been expended
on the roads during the time. 1t is time stop
was put to such trifing, and we hope the new
overseer will inaugurate more satisfactory
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-11

LAST Tuesday general elections held in
the following States Delaware, Illinois. Mary
land, Kansas, massachusetts, Michigan, Missouri
Minnesota, New York, New Jersey, Wisconsin
and Nevada. We are particularly anxious to
hear the result Of Kilpatrick's raid in New Jer-
sey. but rest easy in the belief that the Union
masses OF New York will defeat the conservative
General Slocum by many thousand votes.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-11

DROP IM-The late Fenian State Convention
at San Francisco issued address to Irishmen
and the friends of Ireland the Pacific coast
From the tenor of the address should judge
that the time has arrived when Ireland and her
sympathzers intend to act, let the result be what
it may From the appeal to natives of the Green
Isle we make the following extract:
In the name of the God of Freedom and your
native land, rouse all your energies to this grand
design. Prove to mankind that the spirit which
animated our Emmets, Tones, Russells and Fitz-
geralds, and the countless host of martyrs in the
cause, lives to-day in all its purity and un-
conquerable vital force. Let not their blood
which cries to Heaven and to you for vengeance,
appeal in vain. Let not thoSe-the fearless and
the faithful of your kith and kin, who await your
promised aid-be without the power to fairly
encounter adversary powerful is the
enemy Of our race.
We further suggest that q in the name of the
God of Freedom the Fenians drop John Mitch
ell before he betrays them for British gold. Tn
der the circumstances, as a citizen of the United
States, he has done an equally treacherous and
damning deed, on account of which many of his
own people distrust him, and consequently evince
lukewarmneSs in the cause of their oppressed
and down-trodden country. Notwithstanding
the great sympathy which Americans, as pco-
pie, feel for Ireland, we have yet to witness a
single instance in the case OF speaker or press,
in which the act of the Fenian Congress in de-
manding (if it did so demand) the release of John
Mitchell is endorsed
LAST Tuesday general elections held in
the following States: Delaware, Illinois. Mary
land, Kansas, massachusetts, Michigan Missouri,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-11

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