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AL ALONG FROM so CENFS 10
IA s1s-Ihe nnegt lot Of Pocket Knives in the
'e1tIF1 -AIVhh2 aVV.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-04

The best Family Machine.-we would call the
attention of readers the GROVER BAKER MACHINES
Their reputation is well established for attempt
word in their favor but would advise any person want
ing reliable Family Sewing Machine to investigate the
merits of these before buying. word the wise
sufficient" 4I.v9
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-04
prove correct

LABOR EvERLAsTING.-The San Francisco Ee-
dniner would impose upon its friends the never
ending task of Sisyphus. 1t says =" Reader,
if you have Democratic neighbor, or one who
is a moderate Republican, do not rest until you
have induced him to take good Democratic
newspaper. Sac. Bee.
Here is case in point only that the party of
the second part wouldn't be - induced" A
friend applied to us for waste paper to be used in
packing winter fruit. Among the rest was a copy
of the Examiner, which he in due time returned
with the assurance that he - wouldn venture to
use the id thing in connection with good fruit
nor for any other purpose We asked his
pardon.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-04

HOLLOWAY S PILLs.-HEARTBURN.-W over
flow of bile occurs and the functions of the stom-
ach become deranged, a burning sensation is felt
in the region of the stomach and is properly
termed heartburn. Holloways pills. by their
immediate action on the liver, purify its seore-
tiops, cleanse the solvent fluids, and expe all
acrd irritating matter from the stomach Sold
by all Druggists, at 25c.. &c. and 81 per boz.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-04
an Hone for the Amteted.-Iy another mart o

HA- Hope for the Amicted.-IS another part Of
this paper will be found the advertisement of the celebrated
Institute established by Dr. c. Young in 1885, In this
Of deceit and charatanism it boon the suffering to
point out to them where they Of obtaining the wish
ed for relief and Under the of the skul Doctor
the sick and troubled dvet themselves of their burdens
of pain and shame lay aside their and secure health
and happiness If sick in trouble do not hes
tate Read the advertisement and follow the advice Do not
forget the number the Of directing letter
CONSULTATION OFFICE $40 Washington street San Fran
cisco. I43m.sn.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-04

CoLoRED CoSYENrIoS.--A State Convention of
the colored population convened at Sacramento
last week. Some thirteen counties were repre-
sented and their committee on statistics reported
that ten of the counties, with a population of
3,425, represented wealth to the amount of ST.
4l75S5
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-04

DIFFERENCE OF OPINION. Referring to the fact
that Trinity is this year receiving her supplies of
-four and wheat from Shasta and Tehama coun-
ties instead of being supplied from Scott Valley,
as formerly, the Shasta Courier says its theory
to the cause is that q" the Idaho country has
made draft on that valley, and given them a
better market" 1t may be correct, but we think
there are other reasons. 1t is asserted that the
grain grown in that valley has passed into the
hands of spectators, as has been the case here
$ofore, who holding it for a rise in the mar
ket. Another reason may be that 90 Tehama,"
" Antelope" and - Rock Creek -four has here
tofore commanded from IS to so cents more per
hundred than Scott Valley -four on account Of
being of a superior quality. We understand
Shat the new steam Touring mills in Scott Valley
are in operation, and can see no reason why they
cannot furnish good article as the Sacra-
mento valley mills. We heard recently that
Scott Valley -four dealer had notified merchant
of this county that he could deliver him -four
cheap if not cheaper than it could be furnished
from Red Bluff. Procrastination in the matter
may prove to be " thief" to the Scott Valley
-four men, for if the present good weather should
last two weeks longer not less than 250,00
pounds Of Sacramento valley -four will have been
stored in this county, quantity estimated to
be sufficient to last until next years crops are in
the market Besides this amount not less than
100, 900 pounds will be made from wheat grown
in Hay Fork valley last season, being surplus
of 40, 900 pounds over what is required for con-
sumption in that valley.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-04
Speeiat Aotites.

Physician, Heal Thyself!-A FACT WORTH
TmSx1Sg ABour-It is significant fact that physicians
when sick do not doctor themselves. When diseases
which they prescribed boldly in other seize
their own vtas they hesitate to take the very medicines
which they have forced down the throas of hundreds
same condition themselves Other practitioners called
in and the doctor submissive to their directions
and treatment If he child and had played
the sick Of patients whose symptoms
were identical with his We say this is significant
fact shows that medical despite their assumptions
Of nfliby have not in their secret hearts sufficient
fdence their Judgment and in the drugs they
administer risk their lives in the
The sick who be experimental by
experiment upon themselves at liberty abide
ordeal but prefer resortng to those wordacknow
edged remedies HoLLowAIs PILLS and OINTMENT which, by
the unanimous admission Of those who have tried them
every and variety of internal and external disease
hare failed What certificate is this! testimonial
all the nations Of the earh and coprehenng
the diseases of all the clmes and under the Put
diplomas Of the whole faculty and all the theories dog
and pretensons into the balance against this
evidence, and it is difficult guess which scale kick
the beam. Ask dyspepcs sufferers from liver complaint
martyrs to fever and and victims of ulcerous and
tive disorders, what they think Of Hooways remedies and
let their verdict decide the question.-N. T. Examiner.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-04
BRIDGE NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL APPLY TO THE
i Hon. Board of Supervisors of Trinity coun-
ty, at the November Term, for renewal OF incense
to keep Toll Bridge over the North Fork OF
Trinity river for the coming year.
HERMAN SCHOONER.
North Fork, Oct. 9, 1855. Ao.4i.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-04

SOUND REAsoNNG.-In connection with the
announcement that one o. Davidson has been
appointed Special Indian Agent for Arizona, and
an order from General Mcdowell that he be fur
nished transportation from either Drum Barracks
Fort Yuma to Tubac, for himself and goods
the Morning call says :--'' If this Mr.. o. David
son belongs to the class of moral suasionists
selected to carry out the temporzing policy
which the Government has adopted towards the
Indians with such unfortunate discrimination,
we need not look for any good results from his
administration. The ungrateful Apache, like
his savage brethren of the Northern coalition of
the Sioux, Cheyenne and Arapahoe tribes, does
not appreciate the humane intentions of the
President and in return for good advice, gives
arrows and bullets. They meet the whimpering
Commissioners, receive their sympathy, and take
their scalps for mementoes and then in
acknowledgement of these missionary diplomats,
they proceed to slaughter the first emigrant train
they fall in with and so it goes. In the year of
our Lord 1000 we will have peace with the In
dams
Mark the prediction, and see if it does not
prove correct.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-04

CANDIDArEs.-T. J. Blakeney and Albert Hart,
of Sacramento, and r. B. Higgins, of Placer, are
candidates for Secretary of the Senate. Hart
filed the position at the last session. T. B.
Merry, of San Francisco, is candidate for Jour-
nal Clerk of the Senate. Union.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-04

SUBrERRANEAN CAVE UNDER NAsHvILLE.-A
telegram dated Nashville, October 2sth, says:
Parties have fer several days been exploring
the subterranean passage under Nashville. A.
Stewart descended one hundred and twenty feet
from the cavern under Church street, yesterday,
into the chasm below, and was drawn out nearly
suffocated by foul air. Several relies were dis
covered, and also fossils, bones buttons, stones,
resembling eggs also agates and marbles The
grand chamber of the cave is forty feet high,
thirty feet wide and eighty feet long.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-04

WHAT CAUSED HIS DEArH-A Nashville paper
publishes statement that the late VIM. l.. Yam
cey, the great Southern agtator, came to his
death by violence at the hands of the rebel Sen
ator Ben Hill of Georgia, during n secret ses-
sion of the rebel Congress, at Montgomery, Ala
bama During animated discussion of State
Rights, the two had an encounter, and Yancey
was thrown backwards over a seat and his spine
injured, from the effects of which he died, after
an illness of some months.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-04

ILLUSTRATED PHRENoLoGIcAL ALMANAC, 1866
We have received from the publishers, Fowler
Il Wells, New York copy of their illustrated
chronological almanac, containing portraits Of
Abraham Lincoln, Andrew Johnson, and other
great men of the nation, together with those of
John Bright and Richard Golden, and OF many
public men of the present century, of the differ
ent parts of the world, giving their traits of
character phrenologically considered. The work
is an interesting one, and may be procured by
enclosing twelve cents to the publishers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-04

RouGH FIGHrLSG.-The other day, at Red Bluff,
/" high private" got into fight With corporal
and Bit bis chin off
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-04

Has not our army and navy been almost dis
banded ?-Exdminer.
Barring few scattering bushwhackers, your
army has, we believe. At last accounts your
navy-the Shendndoah-was in the North Pacific,
plundering whalers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-11-04

ANOTHER OF THE - RESULTS. THE Methodist
Episcopal Church is making rapid advances IN
the South, and will eventually drive out the
negro-trading institution of hypocritical barba-
rians known as the - Methodist Church South
At recent camp meeting in Tennessee, over SIX
hundred members were added to the Methodist
Episcopal denomination, and the membership OF
the church had strikingly increased in other dis
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