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Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-06-24

PRIMARY ELEcrIoSs.-The following, from the
Red Bluff Independent, is good for Union and all
other men to note, mark and inwardly digest:
1t is of the utmost Importance that the Union
primaries be well attended, and iudicious
choice made Of delegates to the County Conven-
ton. The way that matters now stand a nomi-
nation by the Union party will be equivalent to
an election so that the real contest will be deci-
ded at the primaries, as the different candidates
will interest themselves in the election of dele
gates favorable to themselves. While this is
being done, we should not lose sight of the fact
that those delegates are TO express the choice of
a majority of the people, and not their own indi-
vdual preferences. The primaries heretofore
have been conducted by half dozen indvidu-
ais, who took an interest, or had some AK to
grind Let not this be the case at the prima-
ries about to come of-let the business men of
the party all take interest, for the prosperity
of the county depends, in measure, upon the
choice of officers. Every candidate, so far who
has been named we do not recognize as having
any particular - claim over another He is no
true Union man who puts forth his claims in
preference to the principles of the Union party
and we hope to see all these laid aside for the
sake of harmony and consequent success Nc
CleIan men, who sincere in their professions
of Unionism can vote and work for the success
of the Union ticket, at the September election
party organization but no one ever heard of
a person taking prominent part in political Or
ganization who had not first voted with it.
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DoS'T FORGET MEApE.-An eastern paper,
speaking of Lees surrender and the events which
following the surrender of Richmond. led to it,
says:
The pursuit by the Union army most SPLEEN
didly managed by General Meade, who, it seems,
had personal charge of all the movements.
When the secret history of the war is written,
we predict IL will be found that General Meade
has not been credited with all the services he has
rendered the country. He has had sole charge
of the army during the recent battles, and has
put into execution the splendid programme of
the Lieutenant General with rare skill and mar
yelous cclcrity
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THE PACIFIC RAILRoAD.-The Virginia Union
speaking of the completion the Central Pacific
Railroad to Clipper Gap, says:
The road will probably be completed to Il
linoistown this Fall, distance of sixty-seven
miles from Sacramento, and nearly one-haf the
distance to the State line. leaving but about one
hundred miles of staging to reach city next
Winter. The people of Nevada, more than
others, are interested in the rapid progress of
this work, and therefore hail with delight
the announcement of the completion of each adj
dtional link in the chain which is to bind us to
the tide waters OF the Pacific and a market 1t
is also approaching us repidly from the Missis-
sippi river, but it has SO long distance to come
over to reach from the East that expect to
be in communication with the Pacfc long before
the shrill whistle of the locomotive is heard this
side of the Rocky Mountains Yet the great
importance of this railroad to the nation is made
so apparent to all by the events of the war that
renewed energy will be applied to hasten its
completion. The last thousand miles will be
constructed in half the time it takes to build the
first thousand. The great work, however, is now
fairl under way at both ends of the route, and
there is no reason to apprehend that it will be
unnecessarily delayed.
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How Our MILITARY RESOURCES HAVE INCREASED.
A few facts from the Secretary of War show
how immensely our military resources, or means
for keeping an army supplied with the material
of war, have increased since the rebellion COM
menced. The Secretary says the Springfield ar
mory alone can furnish three hundred thousand
muskets annually nearly three-fourths of the
whole number required. The ordnance depart
ment furnished, from June, 1863 to June, 1864
one thousand one hundred and fortv-one pieces
of cannon, which is only two hundred more than
we have taken from the rebels since December :
seven million and a half pounds of powder, two
million projectileS for cannon, seven million and
half pounds of bullets and lead. The military
railroads constitute most wonderful feature of
the gigantic machinery for moving an army
Under the superintendent of General Cullum
more than thousand miles of railroad have
been built or rebuilt, after their destruction by
the rebels, at a cost of eleven millions of dollars
Six thousand and five hundred miles of military
telegraph has been in operation. requiring the
force of thousand persons. Five hundred ami
mails are destroyed every day, and that conse-
quently is the rate of supply The cavalry of
the Potomac army was twice remounted during
the first eight months of this fiscal year.
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70 The JrGGLER VINO PULLS THE WIRES. The
following remark of the Nashville (Tenn.) Union,
made in June 1862, is very applicable to Califor-
mia in 1865 /" We doom poor, ignorant and de-
luded prisoners to weary exile in Northern camps,
and yet, at every stepon the streets of Nashville,
and elsewhere, meet insolent naughty, stiff
nccked and defiant traitors, wealthy and infiuen-
tial whose internal wies and falsehoods seduced
those unhappy prisoners from their loyalty We
crush the puppets, but leave untouched the jug
gler who pulls the wires
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\ PLEASANT ARR1vAL.-The new wheat crop is
beginning to come into market The specimens
thus far received, which amount to several hun
dred sacks, show that the wheat this year is of
an excellent quality, and all accounts agree in
stating that the yield will be large. The income
of the new crop of wheat must necessarily have
the effect of putting down the price of flour to
reasonable rates, and somewhat interfere with
the tricks of the bread monopolists who have
worked all sorts of plans to make fortunes out of
the necessities of the poor. 1t is remarkable
that the so-called - commercial papers" scarcely
notice the fact that the new wheat crop is coming
in on the contrary, their columns are constantly
reiterating the falsehood, intended to aid the
monopolists, that the wheat market is '.lively,
demand brisk prices firm, etc, at fourteen
dollars barrel Iii strange that parties laying
claims to honesty and decency should lend them
selves to the aid of such an niquity as the -four
speculation.-S. +. Call.
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ESrIRELY PRoBABLB.-The authorities at Wash
ington are in possession. of documents showing
Congress in 1864, and probably was finally adop-
ted in secret session. egaliziug the starvation of
prisoners, the murder of negroes, the burning of
Northern cities, and the assassination of the
heads of our Government.
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ARIZONA NEARLY DEroPULArED.-The apathy
of the military is unaecounahle, except upon the
hypothesis of incompetent offering About all
the original inhabitants have been killed, and in
San Francisco there afe many fugitives from the
Terrtorv-men who have business interests there,
but have been obliged to abandon everything
from the want of protection. Under General
Mason it is anticipated there will be change
fnr the hatter.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

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Dyspepsia, DiarrhGa, Weakness, &c.

The terrible bodily and mental pangs which
Dyspepsia mitgated by the Pills. Darrhea
constipation, headache physical protraon
hot ushes, spasm affections of the kidneys. hemor-
roids piles, and in fact all internal complaints from
whatever arising give before the alutary influence
of this extraordinary remedy As specific for dyspepsia
the disorders connected with
pills always be relied when every
Of tire has
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-06-24
HEELNTBOLTC
uIoHLY CONCENTRATED
,or1aound Fluid Extract Sarss5
g i ! ) s;S;12x lk$SIS
NOT A JEW


OF the ~ors. disorders 9t ,"c' mankind arise from tho
corruption TIA. accu.aul It's IN ~ Booi or all the dis
co7erice .ha. have be,a ma - puCge IL out none can
EQUAL in effect HELNB1LD'S Cc1POCTD EXTRACT
OF S4RSA PARNLI I. clcanses and renovates the
Blood insts the vigor Of health into the system, and
puryes out the hunors which make disease siimulaes
the healthy function, OF the body and expes disorders
that grow and raakle in the Flood. Such remedy, that
coul 8. on long been sought for and now for
tie frat time the public have which they can de-
ro,i Or sraca here does not admit OF certificates to
sho its effects bat trial OF single bottle will show TO
the sick that has virtues urpassng anything they have
ever taken.
Two tablaspoonsui ofhc ztrac. OF sarsaparla added
pint OF is cGaal TO the Lisbon Diet Drink an
one bottle Is equal gallon OF the rp of aparia,
the decoc,ion usually made.
The above Extracts prepared purely scientific
pr!aciples-;a T,cIoand cmhody the full strength OF
the ingredients entering into tiir composition ready
an conclusive test Will be comparison of their proper
ties With those set forth in the L. 5. Dpensatory.
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WHERE ARE THE jews Pit is said there are
twice as many Jews in the city of New York
in all Palestine.
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CAN Re FOTND N
H0Il0Way's Pills
:e OF Good CheerI The Sinking may be


history of these great Remedies is the most wonderful
revelation that the world has kHoWn. 1t esaI
fishes the alimportant fact that WHEREVER and in
internal disease exists the di>inecting. searching
healing properties of the Pills fully equal sub
lection and and that, with the Ointment, they
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WHAT HAS BEEN DONE WITH Boorn's BODY p
This question will, in all probability, be as great
a secret hereafter that concerning the execu-
toner of Charles l, of England. A correspond
ent of the World writes from Washington regard
ing the matter as follows:
Yesterday the Secretary of War, without in
structions of any kind, committed to LAFAYETTE
c. Baker, of the secret service the stark corpse
of j. Wilkes Booth. The secret service never
fulfilled its volition more secretivelv. What
have you done will: he body?" said to Baker.
That is known" he answered, - TO only one
man living besides myself. 1t is gone. will
not tell you where. The only man who knows
is sworn to silence Never till the great trum-
peter comes shall the grave o Booth be discov-
cred" And this is true. Last night, the 9th
of April, a small row boat received the carcass
of the murderer; two men were in it they car
ried the body off into darkness and from that
darkness it will never return. In the darkness,
like his great crime, may it remain forever. i'm
palpable, invisible, nondescript, condemned to
that worse than damnation, humiliation. The
river bottom may about it, laden with great
shot and drowning manacles. The earth may
have opened to give it that silence and forgive
ness which man will never give its memory
Fishes may swim around it, daisies grow
white over it but shall never know. Mys-
FERROUS, incomprehensible, unattainable like the
dim times through which we live and think upon
as if we only dreamed them in a perturbid fever, /
the assassin of a nations head rests somewhere
in the elements and that is all but if the in
1gnant seas or the profaned turf shall ever
yomit this corpse from their recesses, and it re-
ceives humane Christian burial from some !
"ho do not recognize it, let the last words those
dccaying lips ever uttered be carved above them !
with dagger, to tell the history Of Young and
once promising life - Useless! Useless -
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HolLoWAYS PILLS ARE THE BEST REMEDY KNOWN IN
THE WORLD FOR THE FOLLOWING DISEASES:

Asthma, Bowel Complaints Coughs Colds Chest Diseases
Costiveness Dyspepsia Darha. Dropsy Debility Fever
and Ague Female Complaints Headache. Indigestion In
uenza Inflammation, Inward Weakness Liver Complaints
Spirits, Piles Stone and Gravel Secondary
Symptoms, yenereal Affections, Worms of all kinds.
Can't ion.
If the reader of this 'notce cannot get box Of Pills
from the drug in his place. let him write
enclosing the amount andI will mail box free Of ex
pense Many dealers will keep medicine hand be
they make much profit other persons
make.
None genuine unless the words Holl,roy NeU York
L0nd0n' discernabe Wdter-mdrk in every leaf
the directions around each box the be
plainly by holding the lsaf The light. handsome
reward will be given ering such information
may lead the detection of party parties counter
feng the medicines vending the same knowing them to
be spurious.
81 Sold at the mandatory of Professor HOLLOWAY so
Maiden York and by all respectable Druggists
Dealers Medicine throughout the United States and
the civilized world in boxes IS cents sS cents and Il 40
each.
u.s. There considerable saving by taking the larger
52y9lyr
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In whatever liver repellcd
extermnated by this searching painless
curative. Bilious rements bilious puring, and all the
ordinary disorders of the indicated by pain
right side and between the shoulders yellowness
whites of the eyes weakness and debility. relieved
removed by the remedy. with celebrity which
the sufferers and their friends. Let the sick whom
have abandoned. with confidence this powerful
antibious agent, and restoration health activity
hnf nn IND rns1llt
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| A NoroRIETy THE TEMPLE.-Miss Flight
fell down dead in the Middle Temple last week.
Dickens readers know her as the little lady who
was always lowering about the courts and be-
| having eccentrically. Doubtless she was consid-
cred mere pen-and-ink sketch from fancy but
she was fact, every inch of her. She would,
we know, stop the most learned judges that sit
on the bench when in full swing of their awful
judgment. She would rise and shake her long
weird fist at the embodiment of wisdom in horse
hair and excIaim, +" Oh you vile man OH you
wicked man Give me my property. viii
Issue a mandamus, and have your habeas cor
pus - And having continued in like fashion
for minute or two, she would bind up her
papers in % red tape at least tape that had
once been red, and had followed her dirty for
tunes for years, and either subside into the seat
granted her bes de the barristers or depart tri-
umphant from Court. No usher had dare exclaim
" Silence - or send forth the hush of cackling
animals peciar to that official. No barrster had
nudged her under the fourth rib as he might
have done another, and would have done had
she been fairer. And the learned Judge sitting
patiently to the end, with a mild perspiration
only rising on the tip of the nose to show that
he was IN any way put out, would then, if
nothing had occurred, resume the thread of his
learned Judgment, TO be appealed against, per-
haps, soon after. What the mystery is between
Miss Flitht and the bar one can tell. She
may have been the embodiment of peculiar
wrong, and have appeared in the eyes of the be-
wigged as sort of ghost threatening the evil
doors with the shades. Perhaps she was pen
stoned merely out of some stray idea of benev-
olence. We scarcely thought of that in connec-
ton with the object of our comment and vet to
a certain extent it may be true, as she received
from the right learned Middle Temple sum of
shllings per week which she added to a sum of
shillings received from the right learned Inner
Temple, and so she supported life. But why the
learned Of the iaw gave something for nothing
and were afraid of and respectful to the little
woman let no man inquire. The little woman's
soul has, however, fitted, and we can say that
after all, the few young lawyers who knew naught
of her history will send after her whittier she has
gone n word of regret.-Court journal.
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Cures are Always Guaranteed,

In Syphilis and its adjuncts; GonorrhGa and its
accompanying diseases; all disorders OF the
Bladder, Kidneys and PROSTATE; Seminal eak-
ness Diseases of the Heart and Lungs; Dys-
pepsia Indigestion, Impotency lnsipient Con-
sumption, and all diseases of the urinary organs,
in either sex. cure always warranted, OR NO
D thn ATE
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nlI Mankind.

This is history written hy derived
from the experiences of nation. II consists Of erpl
Of testimonials from the sick oi
Improbable record the like of which has been aduc-
ed in favor f discovery or Myemon since time hegan
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-06-24

nHIS CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS EN-
loved on this coast an uninterrupted success
of fourteen years, and has become one OF the
renowned Hospitals of the age. What the cele-
brated Lock Hospital is to London, and the no
less renowned establishment of Rcord to Paris,
this Institute has become to the Pacific Coast
The thousands annually received and cured place
it in point of number of patients among the
very first of the world, and the success of its
treatment ranks it second TO none
PRIVATE DISEASES IN MALES and lR-
IRREGULARITIES IN FEMALES are the great
destroyers of health. They insduously attack
the system and gradually undermine and destroy
it they drive the bloom from the cheek, the.
lustre from the eye, the strength and vigor from
the frame they give to the world puny ana
diseased offspring, and poison, through success
sive generations of the race of man. The marks
can be seen in Scrofula, Consumption, Crlpples,
the Idiotic, the Paralytic, the Insane, etc.
There is no more terrible scourge to the human
race than those diseases arising from the con-
tamination of Vcnerial Poison. The mildest
forms by retreatng to the blood, hold ever over
the one afflicted the sword of destruction that
is liable at any moment to fall and bhght-to'
utterly destroy-all earthly hopes.
MERCURY, recognized as the most fatal medi-
cal enenY 10 man, combining with the Venerial,
doubles his dangers. Those who have been
treated with that pernicous mineral poison are
not cured; the disease has only assumed a new
form
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Do not be satisfied with Partial Cures,

that leave the poison to crawl through the sys-
tem eating its way into the tissues and organs
beneath the apparently smooth surface, to burst
out in the future with virulence that will
battle the effects of medicine. WHEN PERFECT
CURES can be obtained by consulting phys-
clan whom long practice and thorough investi-
CATION into causes of DISEASES of the URlNA-
RY ORGANS enables to determine at once the
nature of the disease.
In all diseases entrusted to the Doctor s care,
PERFECT SPEEDY and PERMANENT
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DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH

Are the sources of the deaiest naades. Their effect
vitiae all the fluids of the body. poisoned
through all the channels Of circulation Now what
is the operation of the Ps They cleanse the bowels reg
ulate the liver bring the relaxed rrtate stomach into
natural condition. and, acting through the sccretive organs
BLOOD ITSELF change the state of the system
sickness health by exercising simultaneous
nn.fn.ctI il IAlrfs mil rr,ct
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These Mighty Healers, World Known ans
U;arLd Tried. are a Raau To he

The of sterling medicinal to meet the ills and
suffering humanity
felt till this all powerful medicine the
IorLowAY-s INvALUABLE Pills have become the
REMtpY of all nations Their attribute
CURE; they attack the of the complaint
and thus by removing the hidden of disease reinyig
the dropping energies of the system assist
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PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE!
ESTABLISHED BY
DR.. r. g. 70 u n @,
IN 1850. FOR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES ~
WHATEVER NATURE AND
ALL FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
CONSULTING OFFICE:
$40 Washington Street,
SECOND BUILDING MONTGOMERY,
Sun Eraneiseo, t@Horns"'
NO CURE, NO PAY

BE Consultation by letter otherwise FREE For d.
rection of letters see below. -
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Is invited to test the regulating and restorative powers of
this harmless but effective preparation. At the two epocs
of life in which the female system undergoes the most I'M
portant and critical changes the Pills will positive
safeguard against evil They also confident
y recommended specific in every disorder which
males exclusively subject.
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Bilious Maladies, &c., &c.

That the above statements at all times be vcreed
the written testimony extendng through quarter of cen
of of thousands of unimpeachable