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wnraE 10 Brr THEx-The holidars are draw

WHERE TO Buy THEM.-The holidays are draw
ing near and great many nick-nacks for child
rem. and more substantial presents for maturer
ace will be hunted for within the next week
STRAUSS has a boundless supply of articles in the
Jewelry line. Fine watches for gentlemen or Ia
dies. diamond, enamel and quartz sets, chains,
auards. charms, and hundred other articles
which it will be satisfactory to look at than
read of, may be found at his establishment. In
the line of Gift Books, Photograph Albums, Toi-
let and fancy articles, Mr.. OBERDEENER has fine
assortment to select from, and we recommend an
examination of his stock by those wishing to
make useful or ornamental presents. Fine Cal
ter Slippers, Shoes, Boots, and everything in
that line will be found in abundance at the Phil
adeiphia Emporium of HosLISGER Co., down
stairs. There you may obtain the useful and or
namental combined. A nice present in the Dry
Goods line can certainly be obtained of WILLIAMS
& Co. or KARsKY & Co., ,and for elegant Clothing
90 to BALcH, or either of the last-named places
ALEX. HEALEY has superb assortment of fancy
Confectionery, fruits, choice cigars, meerschaum
pipes, tobacco pouches, &C., and HENRY OVER
NOBLE and Wolf OBERDEENER in addition to
those articles display an endless variety of Toys.
In the line of necessaries of life, anything want
ed can be had of LANG, TINNIN & Owens or Hook
Err We notice that HENRY JUNKANs makes fine
display of Kerosene Lamps, large and small,
plain or cut glass, and variety of colors.
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Wsekly Trinity 5ournal.

e9- County W'arraafs and RrssnbacEs taken at
their ruling value in for subscriptions this
paper To soldiers the Governmet JOURNAL
will be furnished for Greenbacks at PAR
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-22

THE SToRM.-During the seventy-two hours
from Tuesday to Thursday nights, it is estimated
that much more rain fell that during any similar
time of the great storm of 81. If the grouud
had been covered with snow, as at that time, an
unheard-of food would have been the result. 1t
is raining hard when we 60 to press, and no
prospect of letting up. Thus far the damage
done has been comparatively tnfing, but if the
storm continues it is easy to imagine the result.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-22

THERE seems to be some doubt whether the
newly elected Governor of Texas, Throckmorton,
will stand by the anti-reconstructionists or not.
n his Message to the Legislature be recommends
the ratification of the Constitutional Amend
ments, and the passage of laws extending the
right of suffrage to the blacks.
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no. Hope for the Amioted.-1s another part of

BN- Hope Tor the AmfCteu'-iN "hoiiel Pal' VI
paper will found the advertisement Of the celebrated
Institute established by Dr. j. c. Young in 1850 In thisag
OF deceit and charatanism boon to tho suffering to
point them where they of obtaining the wish
relief Under the of the skul Doctor
the and troubled dvest themselves of their burdens
of pain shame aside their and health
and happiness you sick trouble do not hesi
Read the advertisement and follow the advice Dono
the number the of directing letter
CONSULTATION OFFICE $50 Washington street San Fran
cisco. 44.3m.sn.
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Aver,s Ague Cure !

For the Speedy Cure Of Intermittent Fsrer or FEVER and
AGUE Remitent Fsrcr, Chill Ferer Dumb Agre, Period
Headache Bilious Headache, and Bilious Fecers
indd far the hole class Of diseases originating in hillary
arrangement caused g the Malaria Of niasatic
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UNAvoIDABLE.-The fact that our right ham
has been under the Doctors care during th
greater part of the present week, has prevent
ed US from doing this issue of the JOURNAL ful
Justice.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-22

The new officers of Stella Encampment wer'
elected on the 18th. They will be installed OF
Tuesday evening, Jan. lst. full attendance il
requested
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HUMBOLDT MAIL.-Did not arrive this week
we suppose for the best possible reason-impos-
sioie to get here. There is great doubt whether
the trip from this place to Humboldt could be ac-
10 requistion "
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TIMELY AID.-We acknowledge our obligations
to John f. Hickman for valuable assistance rem
dered this week, and to Wolff Craig for lending
a helping hand.
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rioSEkR GoNE.-Charles F. Jobson, one OF
'hs pfopFetors of the Morning Call, died in San
fos srauslsco iast week. Was one of the original
.ouhaers OF that paper, and had retained his in
tefest tnrough all its changes of oxnershin
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SErrLED.-The Missouri Test Oath has been
declared unconstitutional by the Supreme Court
of the United States. This of course, ends the
question far as the test oath is concerned. 1t
was interesting, however, to observe the coun-
tenances and behavior of our Democratic and Cop
perjohnson friends when they read.the news
Rebels will now have a right to vote, and the
elections in Missouri, Maryland and Tennessee
are illegal because rebels were not allowed to
vote. What a balm for the sore and troubled
spirits of the Nasbys of the South How their
patriotic feelings will expand under the genial
influence of that decision 1t means honor and
profit and recenge TO unrepentant rebels but
what will the loyalsts of Missouri and Tennessee
think of it? 1t will be a bitter day to them
when rebel rule is once more established in
those States, and this decision of the Supreme
Court shows more greatly than ever necessity of
the Constitutional Amendment. But the Amend
ment aught now to be amended by making it ten
times stronger than heretofore.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-22

WEST WEAVER CREEk.-So far 40
the freshet has done but little damage to mining
operations on that stream.
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HOME AGAIN.-Amos Marshall, Chas Lobdel
and zeb. Pike returned to Douglas City from
Montana Territory last Friday night. A FRIEND
who shook hands with them down the creek
thinks they were not much disgusted at being
safe back to old Trinity again.
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BOWELS C0LIC PARALYSIS and DRANGEMENT OF THE SToM
all of which, when originating in this put the
intrment type become periodical This CURE expels
the poison from the blood and thus them all alike. 1t
only the eecua remedy discovered for tns
class of complaints but it is the cheapest and is
perfectly safe No harm arise from its I'd the pa
tient when cured LETT healthy as he had had the
disease Can this be said OF other for Cs and Fe
yer? 1t is Of this and its Importance those afflicted
with the complaint cannot be estimated So is it
the Fever and Ague that it may be truthfuy sid to
certain remedy One dealer complains that it is not
good medicine to SELL because bottle whole neigh
borhood
Prepared by J. AVER Co., Lowell Mass and sold by
NJ OBERDEENER, Weaverve. CRANE g. BRIGHAM and
r. II. MCDONALD Co.. San Francisco. 43tj1
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FoR about all the news matter we have beer
favored with during the week, Mr.. Oberdeener il
entitled to thanks.
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old friend "Jacinto " is necessarily laid aside
for next week.
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Frese's Hamburg Tea.

1t the best preservatve against almost sickness if
used timely Composed of herbs only be given safe
ly infants Full directions in English French Spanish
and German. with every package. TRY IT.
sale at wholesale and retail drug stores and gro
ceries. EMIL FRESE. Wholesale Druggist,
Sole Agent, 40 Clay street.
os w. SAN FRANCISCO
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re- MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, an Essay
of Warning and Instruction for Young Men. Also, Disea
and Abuses which PROSTATE the Vital Powers, with
of relief Sent free of charge in sealed letter
envelopes. Address Dr. J. SKILLIN OUGHTON, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa 251y.
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Weayeryjlle, Saturday, Dec. %, 1866.

ANOTHER PRoDIGAL RETURNED-It really did
us good to shake hands with John Sanborn on
Tuesday night. Four years ago he was lured
from his lower Trinity home by the flattering re-
ports which came from Idaho Territory He re-
turns wiser if not richer man, and satisfied
that all that glitters is not gold. He says plain
ly that he learned one thing in Idaho which he
could not lay to cid Trinity's account during his
long residence here-what hard, pinching times,
mean. And his experience has been that of four
fifths Of our citizens who went there. Through
him we hear of many who left US in the hope of
bettering their fortunes, but have not done it
He comes direct from Canyon creek, in Grant
county, where he left Perine and the % immor-
tai - George Hobson, two old North Fork-ers.-
They were opening a claim and hoped to " strike
it rich, which we trust they may. Brings us
remembrancer from Hobson in the shape of
Canyon creek specimen of value, which we shall
take good care Of Sanborn comes to remain
Trinity needs an acquisition to her population of
several hundred men of his muscle and temper
ament. With it will come proper development
of her resources, prosperity and wealth.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-22

STILLER's BAzAAR.-The great bazaar at Tau
ris is said to have been capable of accommoda-
ting 10000 people. Stiller's at Junction City, is
not on so large scale, but we hear that there
has been great rush to it of late, and that his
stock Of ladies' goods, fancy articles and toys
is rapidly vanishing under the continued de-
mands of the people of that section.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-22

HEARD FRoM.-As will be seen by reference to
another column, our old Junction City friend,
Henry S. Martin, has committed matrimony.-
We have no doubt that before this he is satisfied
that it is the best investment he ever made. He
has bought property and located at Cincinnati,
the western border of the State, where he
says times were quite lively. He says the Cher
okees had received bounty of S95, which had
made trade brisk Was merchandising, and had
good business prospect ahead, but had sooner
be in California
BRIDGE DowN.-About sixty feet of the south
end of East Weaver bridge went down on Tues
day evening A freight team from Red Bluff
was on it at the time, but was fortunately hur-
ried over in time to escape damage. The occa-
sion of the accident was the undermining of the
supports by the high stage of water which pre-
vailed. Travel, for the present. will 60 by the
Mill street route
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-22

Ra- The best Remedy for Purifying the
RESTORING Lost
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-12-22

consequence of the miasmatic poison. A
great variety of disorders arise from its irri-
tation. in malarious districts, among which
rare NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM, GoUT, HEAD
ACHE, BLINDNESS, TooTHAcHE, EARAcHE, Ca
rARRH, ASTHMA, PALPITATIoN, PAINFUL Az
rrcrrnN nR TILE SpIR RrN HYsrERIcs PAIN In
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Real estate for Sale.
ALL WANTING FARMS.

IA Large and thriving settlement. or Vinesndi milo
climate; 80 miles south OF Phllhd'lphs oy tantoaa:
Rich soil produces large twenty aee tracts, AZ 10
per able within four years. gooi business otehns
good society Hundreds settling and making Improve
Apply to ChAS X. LANDS Postmaster 'inrlani
Lands township. ~ Letter. sn-werrd fsper cont'hhf
full Information viii be free rom hepo" OF Sson
RObHson grif,o Editor Of IAe Tribune 20 one Of fe
Jerfle isrel Tosition ana
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fesal Notices.

CUPREME COURT, Westchester County
y SAMUEL LENT and MARIA d. his wife agt. JACOB
r. LENT and ANN ELIZA his wife SARAH ............'.
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RET J. LENT and URIAH J. LENT her Rev. stamp. !:
husband. JOHN JONES, MARY LOUISA 5eentA
JONES, JOHN P. JONES and STEPHEN Cancelled.
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Eliza his wife: You hereby summoned aud requa ~
the complaint in this action, which was Med N ~
Office of the Clerk of the said County of Westchess
White Plains Feb. 81 1866, and to serve copy 0, y
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Seventy five ACRES, six
God balance under cultivation; good story and Fl
Tension Honse good Barn Carriaee-ilouse kci ~ sefe
two wear. old appe ofchard cherries stream
Ter through the farm situated at Milestone, N j. miles
from depot Price sou; with stock and utensils $50"
PETIT 4 fRAZEE, No. 200 Broadway Room 40. 1T
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DLACE for SALE near Sarat0ga.-A FAKM
Of 81 acres situated p miles west Of Saratoga SPRING,
with FIVE wood and excellent oamy soil for sale
reasonable price The house s new. thoroughly butt In
modern STYLE and stands upon the finest situation in tho
county Ouibuidngs ample and tasteful The land IL
warm and early and elnnenty suited to fruit culture and
gardening The Of this property to tho hrst water
Ing place in the country the beauty Of the suon and the
unparalleled hea,hulne. Of the locality render specially
deabe The furniture Of the house elegant and complete
and the carriages stock and farm implements will be sold With
the place proprietor int 10 leave shortly for Europe
For particulars. address A. s. r., Tribune Office.
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i RESIDENCE. Queen. County House large, sa', hot
cold ,tr green modern inpr vcments, a. Jamaica
Annlx 10 AARON IL DLNNALW. No. az Southst
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AT A SACRIFICE, new four-story high

4 L a SACRIFICE, new iOur-stOry hlgh-
stoop Brownstone HOUSE, Sxtie,b-.t next to tbs
Of rxingtonsye built by days work. and finished in
tue most elaborate usner with black walnut Stairs aud
Doors rosewood aud walnut; punbed in the best
with Bath Foot Bath Buffers Sinks heated with Hi
vey best furnace; the man Hall ted The Msnels IN Par
los 300 The location y r.'-cass. the main
Central Psr aud ony block from the Grand
Hotel commenced Finhave. aud Si1,ethst This
Hon will be- sold for hes than build it. Apply
WILLIAM fErIRETCIi, Office No. al Thrd-aye, corner
of Thirty 1T
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EOR SALE-A 4-story English basement
l. HOUSE and LOT, No. l6J has. Nineteenth st. To be
secn from 2 t. o O'Clock p. IA.
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Real estate for Sale.
VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY RES

VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESI-
n DENCE for sALF-stu,ted on the Pos,road, one mile
from Hyde Park sd i've miles from Poughseep.ie; wei
known a. the Van Vert Psce contains 80 acre. Inc
3an Carriage House Sheds &c. 81 IN good order
ia arae a. fden and Hot tour, led WIN choice coe
ton OF Pu also a great variety OF sri,rd Fruit Trees o.
Graprviues. nd an IceIouse hled. Address r. u boh
No. as. POnshketr.ie. ". \.
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1866.
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Tie secoud Inaugural Address OF President Lincoln.
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nor SALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE

on Orange Mountain, n. j., with acres hgh land sop
ing 10 the southeast sheltered the northwest by Guns
large garden with fruit trees strawberry beds Eapy &c
undulating lawns ravines brook flower beds shrubper
plants trees exotics Sc rosds stoned and gaNrie1 VIC
hone has 8 rooms with all modern improvements Of on
furnace ga &c tine gallery with lantern ,syisht ot po
nres pisnts or billiards also a gardeurs cottage ase barn
COW mouse and hennrry with slate roofs ali In p-ret ordi
Th. place is offered for sale furnished or unuIn'hsd '
currency a. its cost in gold. Apply TO -,
J. NJ BURT, No. % Parkrow, up stairs
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water gas, range &C. eTTy and bargain II
applied for at onceNo 10 Madisonpace Grcenpoiu two
minutes walk from the Tenthst ferry ). ID. CLARK cor.
ner Of Ferry and Frank inst. OI,enpoiut.
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THE CHRISTIAN METHODIST:

Il A NEW REVIVAL HYMN AND TUNE BOOK. "
rontsns nearly 200 Hymns and Tunes both Cd ana ana
Of Inc hest books for revival meetings that has yet been
ysusd Among the new and beautiful tunes we woud men,
Zion the following; "Oh you must BE- lover OF tne
.uns bv the soldiers the Army, and has oeeh the eo
conyerson of thousands OF sous Mariners tyuh
Let Go the Anchor;" Lion OF Judahi' shall we meet
rxou ali there Sinner come Will you GOT jesus eeu
~ Won On let not your be troubled ETC. Free
Hsper covers 30 cents per dozen board covers sc
~ 81 per dozen ma ed the retail price Sample shee
repts each & per hundred, mailed. 49, - 90,
HORACE WATERS No. 46l Broadway. NY. Publisher.
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CPLENDID FARM, ready Stocked, for
y SALE-3OO Acres 10 IN very old large hard wood tLi
Der oak, sugar maple and chrnut The farm has THREE
moving meadow orchards Of choicest rated fruit 10 iu
bearing perennial springs with ground available for perfect
ponds large and elegant dwelling and ample barns and
shed, There 300 hne wooded Vermont ncrno sheep on
the place 200 OF them Ia lamb three horses ten cows
swine poultry and complete stock Of agricultural tools and
implements The house I. fully furnished for immediate oc
cupson from beds crockery aud carpets to picture
piano and rosewood furniture Tn. place 10 five miles from
Chatham Four Corners Harlem Railroad, and uiles
from East Chatham. the Albany and spnnghri Road
The wood alone. which worth 10 80 cord on the railroad
makes tho place exceedingly desirable spurcha'e Ass
stocked farm II the most valuable la New.fork AP
ply to HOMER MORGAN, No Pinest.
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Proposals.
SUBSISTENCE OyYIcE, u. 5. A., No. @ South Gay ST.

OYIiCB THE STREET COMMISSIONER,
No. 6 CiTT HALL, BROoKLYS 5
PROPOSALS for LIGHTING the Streets OF
Il the CITY OF BROOKLYN
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the Common
Council at the Mayors Office, until MONDAY March H.
1856 at o'clock for the lighting Of the Streets the
City Of Brooklyn with Gas other material OF light
dark until daylight each night for year also
OF ten years agreeable to the specifications provided therefor
ON file In the Office Of the Street Commissioner
Blanks for Estimating furnished tine Office Of the Street
Commissioner, and other will be considered.
will not be considered unless accompanied with
consent IN writing Of two surtes Of 2O0 each each
propo,l (who shall qualify 10 their responsibility that II
The contract be awarded to the party proposing they will
become bound a. his surety for Its faithful performances
IN case he shall neglect refuse to the contract
then they will to the City Of Brooklyn the
between price proposed the price Of the
neIt highest bidder whom the contract may be awarded
10 be inaorsed "To the Common Council (spscy
In, Il. vork By order Of the Common Council
j. OAKLEY NODYNE
R,oo,ivn Fob &C. 1866 Street Comnissioner
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DYE PROPERTY.

DYE PROPERTY.
III For SALE at Rye 10 minutes walk from the Portches
ter Depot, q magnificent COUNTRY RESIDENCE, com
mandng view Of Long Island Sound and surrounding country
Tor than 70 miles.
The HOUSE is large snd In complete order and contains
wsnbs aud furnace and carpeed throughout with Bruse
and three ply carpets laid down last year. and partly fur
nshed.
OUrBUILDINGs are &recent construction with every
convenience large carriage Mouse aud abng for IL horses,
hennery pggey and sheds etc. etc., all newly painted
THE GROUNDS are acres, beautifully ornsuiented
with landscape beds shrubbery rsseled walls, SUMNER
large growth aud .u trees Of the choicest kind In great
Abundance. .
with geenhouses gapery and stocked with goose
berry eosn bsckbery and raspberry bushes and about
|. 900 Of the best varieties Of strawberry plants
PLACE every way desirable for a permanent home or
Summer residence The bathing excellent and the sit
nation uns for health The sidewalks the
from tho house. to the depot viii be tagged this Spring and
gas intr odnced into the street
For further particulars, term,, 10, applyto
w. X. PEYTON, No. 274 Bowery n. Y.