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Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-24

THAxKsGIvING.-Thursday next is the day set
apart in accordance with National and State Gus
tom, day of thanksgiving, prayer and praise
to Almighty God. AS people we have much
to be thankful for, and due observance of the
occasion will be becoming to all. And we are
liberal enough to feel that each should be per-
mitted to return thanks in the manner which
best suits him. There will be church service.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-24

GuBERxAroRIAL.-s Elm San Francisco
correspondent of the Marysville appeal, writes
in regard to Gubernatorial candidates :--'' Gov.
Low is said to be candidate for reelection. but
that fact will not keep him in the background
in the next Senatorial contest. Lieut.. Gov. Ma
chin. George C. Gorham and Caleb T. Fay are
also spoken of as candidates. 1t won't be folly
to predict that some one will receive the nomi-
nation, and of course some one will be elected" "
No or that the name Of the next Governor OF
California does not appear in the above list.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-24

Big PorAToEs.-The ssh Jose Mercury tells
that in the vicinity of that city, the present sea
son, twenty-five potatoes were grown which
weighed I27 pounds. While Humboldt, Bodega
and Santa Clara boast the growth of mammoth
spuds,n we would lave it understood that
of Trinity it cannot be said that the potatoes
they grow SMALL Nj. Frick, of the Mud Valley
farm has just presented US with sack OF pota-
toes weighing 1914 pounds, the entire lot aver
aging over three pounds apiece. If any one
doubts this statement will furnish them
speedy proof of the fact. We make this state
ment for the information of down-country far
mers, and contrary to the donors wishes, and
will add that Max Lang has purchased 80, o0o
pounds of the same crop with which 10 supply
his customers the coming winter.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-24

FTeHr WITH BUcK.-We learn that Chaun-
cey Largdon had lively sct-to with wounded
buck one day last week He crippled the ami
NAL, which in turn crippled his dog. Chauncey
cey went to the rescue, and succeeded in killing
the buck, but in doing so was severely wounded
himself. The prize weighed l40 lbs dressed
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-24

WASHING DAYS. a terribly hard day for in
dustrious women who wash at home, says
the Dramatic Chronicle. Yes, but much labor is
saved by using the - Standard Soap Company 5
Washing Powder" The Company's place of
business has been removed to 204 Sacramento
street all Grocers sell the Powder.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-24

The New York correspondent of the Bulletin
writes that B. S. Whiting, brother-in-law of
Senator Cole, is to succeed Charles Maltby as
Indian Superintendent of California.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-24

HoLLowAY's PILLS AND OlNTMENT-Fdcfs Hgt
should be known- Coughs. colds, dsthma.-lIow
frequently have we not heard people exclaim-
" would give $40, $50 or 500 (as the case
may bc) were ] but rid of this cough-this
cold this asthma, &c. Yet how preposter-
Gus it is to talk in this style--granted, even
that they have consulted medical men, without
success. That does not imply that they are in
curabe-else would thousands, abandoned as
past hope, be left to the narrowing tortures of
despair. The question lies in this have they
tried Holloways Pills and Ointment-haye they
read, or put in practice the plain directions en-
velopine each box or pot-if not, We urge an
immediate trial. and feel assured they will find
the cure they anXons for.
VEysIoN.-We return thanks to Charley May
nard for quarter of fine, fat yenison, captured
1t LIa1. Eor Il r.nnl
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-24

GENEROUS RoBBERs.-Not more than a fort
night since q Mark Twain the humorous lee
turer, was robbed of Sl00 in coin and fine
gold watch between Gold Fill and Virginia City.
The deed was done at - the hour when grave
yards yawn, " and next morning appeared card
in the Enterprise detailing the affair. in which
" Twain - stated that the watch highly val
ned by him as a gift, and facctiously remarking
that if they would return it they might keep the
coin. Not long after package was left at the
newspaper Office in question, which being
opened was found to contain the watch
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-24

DANCING ScHooL.-To-night, if the weather is
pleasant, Mr. Martin expects to see all persons at
the fheater who desire to take part in Dancing
School this winter If the general desire is to
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-24

In LUCIA. NJ. Kruttschnitt- former,r =,
Weaverville, was elected Assessor of Storey co.,
Neyada-the only Democrat chosen.
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Special Medical No,icc.-DR. cHAs II. rozrR

Special Medical Notice.-DE CHAS II. TOZER
would most respectfully inform the sick and afflicted that his
MEDICAL INSTITUTE is the same place. CORNER OF
KEARNEY AND JACKSON STREETS. san Francisco. where
he has heen established for many years for the
CIAL COMPLAINTS. Having renquishel my old mode Of
advertising which has become with all the ouac
Doctors Of Francisco filling the newspapers Fran
cisco with false references for the purpose imposing upon
strangers think it only necessary inform those
Of a PLY SiClAN OF LONG EXPERGENCEandS SUCCESSFUL
PACCE that can be consulted at all business hours.
my Medical Institute Of Kearncy and jackson streets
san Francisco.
Ladies suffering from Whites. Piles. Weakness Of the back
Pain in the Side Headache Papitaton Of the Heart
augeent of their Monthly Sickness. and all
that the Female System is subject will find prompt relief
BY applying TO DIR. CIIAS. II. TOZER.
My FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS never known TO fail
IN giving relief in those for which they recommend
ed To be obtained only my Office Price FIVE DJLLARs
with full directions each box. by mail express
Address ClAs H. ToZER. NJ D., san Francisco, Cal
Lock Box ISL Consultation free. All communications
strictly confidential CIAS. H. TOZER NJ D.
Late Consulting Physician Of Lock Hospital London.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-24

Ma. OREEDEESER will please accept our thanks
for prompt delivery of the Daily Union, and 9TH
er favors in his line during the week
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-24

New RoAD.-By reference to the advertisement
elsewhere it will be seen that citizens of Trinity
are moving for the Incorporation of company
to construct a wagon road from Sturdivants, on
Trinity river, TO Hay Fork Valley.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-24

. To Us does not belong the credit of the ex-
pertinent of washing the Ethiope white" ex-
claimed the Richmond Times. Very likely; but
to you does belong the credit of the experiment
of making the Ethope yellow, and you tried the
experiment on a very extensive scale, respond
ed the Chicago Tribune.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-24

ELEGANT BooTs.-Enfat & Hoslinger, of the
Philadelphia Boot and Shoe Store, down stairs,
have gained the reputation of furnishing hand
some as we'll as durable work in every depart
ment of their business. The other day our at
tention was attracted to n pair of Boots just
finished for Mr. Nose. l.. Elsasser of the Bank
ing Office, made after the latest received Paris
style, and which in point Of workmanship and
exquisite finish surpass anything in the Boot
line we have seen. We congratulate the
newly % booted individual in his possessership
of 81 exqsite,a pair.
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Spetial Aotifes.
GRIND Enoch in Medical Historx.-perg.

Grand Epoch i'm Medical History'-PoPV-
WITHOUT \ PAENLEL.-' Reason and chance says
Pny lied the knowledge Of the virtue OF medicinal
herbs: but from Pny to Gacn and from Gaen to A5crne-
thy little made in the science of Pharmacy
1t was reserved for Holloway prodne two combinations
vegetable substances capable Of roofing ont and eXtn-
gushing nearly all inward and outward isea
The Pills and Ointment introduced by this distinguished
medical boanst and physician have within few years at
taiued celebrity which has been equaled either in
extent intensity by that of any other curative prepafa
ton The world been often caolel 10y medical iup
ters that these extraordinary remedies fs: but
the slaves Of precedent Of every cl~ slr1e
their shoulders and muttered huniluG Yet in twenty
years they have become fmons throughout the world Pcs
poiic have departed from t r ordinary pro.
scrtiyc policy aud made exceptional laws auorizngther
use scientific institutions have enrolled the inventor among
honorary members monarc have inferred npcn him
highest distinction; hospitals and dpcn-aries
adopted lis remedies: and leading presses Il Europe
whose dtnral columns advertised uiei-
cine had ever have cordially testified their
wonderful effects Public opinion never before manic
fsted such grand scale In this country alone over two
thousand Journals have given their adhesion to Professor ol
Of treatment. and millions Of people
his Pills Ointment These evidences Of popularity
which has parallel in medical hisory.Ba61to Cifs-
fjG731
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-24

Nor YET.-Up to the present time lover two
weeks since its first appearancel a COPY of the
new San Francisco Times has not beer received
office in Weavervlle. 1t may tc that the pub
fishers felt some delicacy in regard to sending
their paper into the country until they had ar
ranged for the publication of the Eastern teie-
graphic dispatches. That arrangement having
been completed, we hope to be favored with n
sight of the print about which so much has
been said. And the public is Just rs anxious
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-24

IN the next Pennsylvania Legislature the I'm
ion majority on joint ballot will be thirty-fye.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-24

LETTER FROM DEFEATED NEVADA UNIoyIsT.
The following letter from Frank Wheeler, for
mery agent of the California Stage Company at
Weaverville, will explain itself. 1t written
at Austin. Nevada, November 1lth &c FRIEND
DAVID 1t may be pleasing to our mutual friends
in old Trinity TO be informed that Red, after
residence of seventeen years on the western
slope, during which time he success sfully resist
ed all the Establishments of place and honor has
finally been drawn into the whirlpool of politics
sucked in so irretrievable that a bubble will
not raise to show where he went down. 1t may
not, | say, be uninterestinG to the deniZcns OF
your Goddess town to be made aware Of the in
terestng fact stated above. But if YOU or yours
imagine for brief moment that it is particle
soothing to his perturbed spirits to sit down and
proclaim it to an unappreciatve community, YOU
wrong. However pressed the enemy badly
will swinging round my small political circle.
only mention it to preserve the truths Of histo-
ry BY scanning somewhat mnutely the official
count as per Reese River RerUe of the 10th inst.
you will observe that Spires Loco Foco) cooked
Wheeler (Union) by some 20 odd votes. You
that have tears to shed prepare to shed them
now go to Yonng's to shed) Defeatedly
yours, FRANK e RED WHEELER
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-24
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

T A REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD
4 of Directors of the Weaverville and Shasta
Wagon Road Company, held at Weavervile,
Nov. 18th, it was ordered that dividend of SIX
(6) per cent. on the capital stock of said Compa-
ny be declared, payable at the Office of W. j..
Tinnin, Treasurer, and after
Monday, November 26th.
No dividend will be paid on stock other than
of the new issue. Persons holding old certifi-
Gates can have them renewed on presentation to
the undersigned. ID. K. GORDON, Sec y
Weaverville, Nov. Is, 1866. 42:2i
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-11-24

! DoUBLE-DEALIXG.-Ift the facts set forth in the
following extract true, and we have no rea-
son to doubt the truthfuness of the editor of the
Contra Costa Gazette, from which it is taken, the
present State Printer,-O. NJ. Clayes,-who has
recently become one of the proprietors of the
Alta California, is placed before the public. and
more particularly before his constituents of the
Union party, in most unenvia5le light. The
Gazette says -" Our personal relations with Mr..
Clayes have never been anything but friendly,
and it anything but agreeable to feel called up
on to make public comment on conduct which
should deprive him of the confidence of those
who, with ourselves, have been his friends but
as be relies in great measure upon his past re-
lations and reputation for success in his new
connection, it should not be withheld from those
who have hitherto been his support, that the ev-
idence is beyond question, that, while affecting
to be friendly, and being entirely in the conf
dence of the personal and political friends charg-
ed with the undertaking of establishing reia-
bic metropolitan journal the Timesl to represent
the earnest loyal sentiment of the State, he was
intriguing in colluson with the party under
whose control the Aita has lost the confidence
and respect of all sorts of people to defeat the
undertaking entirely, or, in his own words. en-
poyed in letter to the senior of the Ala firm.
II we can play them thirty days longer we Will
play them out: it will not do to drop the game
after having played them so long Such is the
revelation of document, picked out of the hit
ter in the street after t1e late removal of the iHa
Office. The letter carries the imprint of the
Stockton Independent office. is addressed Dear
McCrellish, and subscribed o. NJ. Clayes.-
Without such evidence it would not be possible
to believe that one who upon confidence of his
best friends, was familiarly consulted, and knew
all the situation and resources of the projected
enterprise, should prove so false, but so we are
to believe upon the testimony"
If anything could be more humilating to Mr..
Clayes than the above publicity of his treachery
to the party and friends who elevated him to the
prominent and lucrative position he now holds,
we cannot conceive its nature. Niper-like, he
strikes the hand which warmed and befriended
him in good faith. In return, the blackest bad
faith is evident, for the leading party with whom
he was conspiring to defeat the aims and desires
of true Unionists, is known and recognized as
one untrustworthy and contemplate by men of
every political faith. McCrellish and Clayes =
Especially let the latter be remembered
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1.-THE zNEBKLK
,ttn a RmRs1se IS W531Q x3,

- ;1,r n, 'rHE CAmPAitsN OF fs8S.
The poIiticaf campaign just openIL IN
9,.a.os,1gar1ia Is desiidef 70 be one Of reat
imDoriancs. and 10 have a Poweriuf IN W.
erce mon lhe fufufe ofthe country Of iaiSe
= or~ai measure IL will deietmine ite
~.hsrnatorisI contest Of 1895, aud have an
fn6uepce mon The presidential eiec,ion two
rears thereafter. But, more Important. u
will probably determine the choice oi me
nyxt u. s. Senator from this State aud thus
!, fec, the legislation Of Congress and ine
restoration Of peace 10 The Iana. z II 70,
therefore, Of vital imporiance that every
sxertion should be made bg every memDel
Of onr party 10 secure the victory; NO.
only should every local ofganizapon 1s pu. i
~ ',,ork .but every honorable measns should
+. a,lop,ed 10 stir up the apafhetic and
ioke.arr, aud to make new yotee Dy con-
vereion. Il can GnIy be through the I'M
nntabIe and golden principles OF Democra-
.rv thai the couuirY can be redeemed rom
ne ,hraldom Of fana,ieism, degradation and
ssration. Outside the Democracy thele are
- n,;uciples. The rule OF action OF me
oonosifioil is aver changing-oDe thing TO-
dar--sometliing else to-morrow. II IS neid
l,osstber merely by expedIents-ine latest
and most outrageous Of all beng the MOD
ern. six-months political trick oi negro
suffrage. To defeat this. and all other
schemes Of the Aboliiion-shoddy hofdes
who live only 10 plumber and tyranntze' lei
every Demo ocrat arouse and grid on the
s rns,v arrnor of his fathers in Democracy
of Washington, Of Jefferson, of Jackson,
and march 10 battle snd-to victory
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