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Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-20

been sufficiently cultivated. i'll Consequence of
the tastidousne Of the profession, who have
these specaltics to the Of unqualified practi-
tioners. Those exists here power to reprcss the i'm
pudencc and eirOntey Of who totally incompe-
tent TO perform the duties of their soaed medical practice
thereby nlictn mi-eres degree unparalleled in anv
other class of human disorders. The only way to remedy
this evil i to call the attention Of the public WELL IN
FORMED MEMBER of the medical professio Ie-
SalIy qualified, and who devocs his exclusive aten-
ton to diseases arising from the undue excitement of the
geheraVe organs together with those incidental
acute disorder which when neglected the
horribly wasting form constitutional DISCRIMINATION
DOCTOR PERRAULT has paid the most ANX
IeCS AND UNTIRING ATTENTION, for the last EIGHT
YEARS, TO special branch of study. and his mode of
procce, suggested and improved by experience and
periments made through the of the nicro=cope
enables him presence Of semen in the r,e
We wish impress those who failed Of relief else
the urine in Of Seminal Emissions and Impoepcy as
well as in cases Of Gravel diseases Of the Bladder and Kid
neys ana We can at once ascertain the Of the pa
tients complaint rs to prepare the proper remedies for
each particular disorder and according case
Patients suffer ng from vseria Diseases any stage
Mortura Poisoning who visit personally will re-
ceVe in aliition too usual treatment INDICATED
VAPOR BATHS, without further CHARGES This Ratb has
nearly superseded all other in Europe Refer
will be given several who been cured by this
treatment, after having failed with Others.
Persons of both who have impaired their health
and destroyed the ygor Of their minds by their mis-
conduct, and thus deprived themselves Of the pleasures Of
life are Informed that consulting PERRALLT they
VIII hhd ileid and Physician who has cured ia
every part of the State who applied broken health
but are now rejoicing in all that makes life desirable and
man happy. references can be given. when required IN
net very part ofhe State from parties who know OF
cured by Dr. PERRAtLT after in vain trying
al physicians. -tt- q. -,--
His Diplomas his office where all persons see
for themselves that they the regularly
l1aed practitioner. We have the latest and safest ie
eles fiv such mode Of be obtained at 10 olp
Office on this coast. in Syphilis. Gonorrhea elect &
lures. Gravel, Stone in the Bladder. Enlargement Z
Tesacles. liberated Throat Bones and Nose. Cutanco Cu
Eruptions. Ulcers Abscess and other disea-e4
impurities 81 the blood DR. PERRACLT 5tIA reiiin "
only aee1lcY In California Of
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WEEKLY TRINITY JOURNAL.

JOHN HICKMAN OF PENNSYLVANIA DEFINES HIS
PosIrIoN.-Several citizens of Westchester coun-
ty, Pennsylvania, having written note to John
Hickman, the old anti-Lecompton friend of
Broderick, asking his views on the great po-
itical question of the day. have received the fol-
lowing reply:
My answer is given in the following declara-
tions, every one of which | sincerely believe 10
be true:
First-Johnson is openly aad vindctively
apostate to the party that placed him in power
as he assured the country he was an uncondi-
tional friend to freedom, and desired to have
traitors punished and their crime made odious
He has falsifed all his stereotyped assertions,
and consequently, | look upon him as capable
of any enormity-the worst.
Second-If he can carry out his plans-and
he assures us, in the most vulgar and disgusting
language, he will do so-they must end in the
complete subversion of free institutions.
Third-The President is false, but Seward is
infinitely below him in point of political deprav-
ity, and is the prime, moving cause OF al our
present troubles.
Fourth-The National Legislature would dis
grace itself and the nation by admitting Senators
and Representatives from the late-I may say
present-rebellious States, without first carefully
providing Tor the public welfare IN the future,
and being thoroughly convinced of the loyalty
of its new members.
Fifth-The Government is placed in extreme
peril by Johnson and the South, through the
the malign Vaccinations of Seward, and to aid
in carrying out their skillfully arranged policy
would be Madness for it would be irretrieyablc
ruin.
Sixth-in what is attempted to be stigmatized
by conservatives that is, blood-dyed Grim
inals and their wicked apologists-as " Radical
ism lies our only safety. The contest this mo-
ment is between the spirit of despotism and the
spirit of freedom, and'is as strongly marked and
as distinct as in April, 1861.
| have not been disappointed in Johnson, for
] never placed any confidence in him. Ever
since | knew him personally have regarded him
Rs a halfcrazed, reckless and desolute man; vain
arrogant and declined to support him. had
watched his course closely, and could not but
despise him. | am sorry that my estimate of his
character has proved correct. The sun OF that
day has set forever when | could be cheated by
one born and educated, or rather uneducated,
under the destructive influence of that Heaven
defying institution-human slavery.
The only security for American citizens and
voters is in combined resistance to demagogues
and tyrants l would now them they have
no time to lose, if they would save themselves
and their posterity.
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THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH
Every Man His Own Physician
HOIIOWAY'S PILLS.
H0LL0WAY'S OINTMENT.


Disorders Of the Stomach, Lfrer and R0reis
disease debiltated by
indigestion offensive breath and physical prosraton the
consequences Allied to the brain the
headaches mental depression complaints and
freing sleep The Liver becomes affected and generates
bilious disorders pains in the side &c The Bowels sympa
tlse by Diarrha and Dysentery. The prnc
pal action of these Pills the stomach and the liver
lungs bowels and kidneys participate in their recupeatve
and rcgeneratve operation
Erysfpstas and Salt Rhemns.
of the virulent disorders preva-
lent this continent To these the Ointment especially
gonistic Its Bo3uS 0perdRdi is first eradicate the
venom and then complete the
Bad Legs, ola Sores and Ulcers.
Cases of many years standing that have pertnaciouly
fused 10 yield other remedy have invari-
bly, succunbedto few applications Of this powerful unguent
Eruption on the Skin.
eracated and clear and transparent surface regained
by the restorative action of this Ointment surpasses
of the cosmetics and other toilet appliances in its power
10 dspe rashes and other dsfguremeus Of the face.
Female Complaints.
Whether in the young Old married single at the dawn
Of Womanhosl the of life, these tonic medicines dis
play influence a marked Improvement is
iy vegetable preparation they safe and reliable remedy
for all classes of Females in every condition of health and
station Of life.
PILES and EYsfuIa.
Every form of these prevalent and stubborn
disorders eacated locally and entirely by the of this
emolient Concentrations should precede its application
Its healing qualities will be found To be thorough and
variable
BoTI THE OINTMENT AND THE PILLS SHOULD BE
4
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BououEr FOR JOHNSON At Rochester New
York, just before the train moved away, huge
bouquet composed of thistles, catnp, smartweed
mayweed and pie plant, was handed in at the rear
end Attached to it was card bearing the in
scription: " And Johnson. "With the com
plments of the loyal ladies of Rochester.
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EsClllcnlDCr.
Or Chae H Tozer's Tnstitrte

DR.. Uhas. H. TOzerS Institute
Is situated Of Sixth bctw J and
X streets Sacramento.
OFFICE IIotRS-From :. Il to ;
Consultation at the ,lfice or by letter Free.
All letters through the Express mail should be addressed
to DR.. ClIAS. II. TGZER.
Sacramento city.
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PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE !
ESTABLISHED BY
DR.. j. G. YOUNG
IN 1850, FOR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES op
WHATEVER NATURE AND
ALL FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
CONSULTING OFFICE:
506 Washington Street,
SECOND BUILDING BELOW MONTGOMERY
san <T0ncfsc0, California;.
NO CURE, NO PAY
yNHIs CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS EN-

AE- Consultation by letter otherwise FREE For d.
rection of letters see below.
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10 INV ALIDS
WHOSE sUFFEBIXGs HAVE

been protractci from hidden canses and NAL
treatment. and Who require prompt relief
to render cxietcuce desirable.
DIR. j. PERRAULT, GRADUATE OF
Queens College. hcgs to inform lJ,tients
and others seeking medical advice that hc may
q Ice consulted per-' nally by letter in all
ses Of Nerraus and Physical Debility,
and the various Ii rlors arising from sedenta-
ry habits, excess, accident or climate, from .,
A. NJ. to l.. ~. AMI from 10 :. P. NJ. at his
office. Armory Building northeast corner Mont
gomerv ana Sacramento streets. Rooms Nos @.
10 and IL first hoor up stairs Entrance
either Montgomery Sacramento streets
NO APOLOGY SEEMS REQUISITE for offer
Ing to the Iutiic advertisement Of this kind,
FIR it j. universally acknowledged that the
Treatment Of these particular diseases consti-
tites branch Of medicine which has NEVER
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-20

An Evil GENlUs.-Disaster scenes TO follow in
the footsteps of Andrew Johnson. He supported
Breckenridge, and the previously successful Ken
tuckian was defeated he advocated Cnionism
in Tennessee. and that State seeded he was
elected with Lincoln, and assassination followed
him to Washington he gained the rains of Gov
ernment, and treason captured and led him
into slavery he attempted reconciliation and
reconstruction, and engendered greater enmity
and confusion he pardons a rebel that he may
become a Mayor and that functonary inaugnr-
ates bloodshed and murder; he invites the Dem
ocracy to his embraces, and ostracises their cher
shed idols, Valandigham and Wood he travels
West and leaves mangled corpses, and cries of
woe and anguish in his trail. Verify Johnson is
M ill-omened man and misfortune and death seem
10 wait upon his coming g.-Shdsta Courier.
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NV Female Pills

Are used in this climate for Suppression Of the
Monthly Sickness. Every lady should have box in Of
necessity s.. Consult alton. the ice hy let
ter FREE. returned destroyed ONCE hours
from Q 4, N till NJ.
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WHAT THE ENGLISH THINK OF OUR MoyIToRs.
The Engineer, a scientific paper of very high au-
thority, utters the following emphatic opinion
in favor of the Monitor Nidatonomah go Wher-
ever she has cast anchor she has been regarded
with unparalleled curiosity, and an interest not
devoid of We quilted her sides with the
unavoidable impression that she is the very in
carnation of fell power-an impression resem-
bling we fancy, that with which ancient marin
ers heard of the tale of the Kraken-a monstrouS
fish floating just the surface of the water, COW
ering acres with its fiat body and setting the
power of the slayer at defiance. After all, COM
parison between the NiantonomGh and the kra-
ken. is not far-fetched, and we feel certain that
in powers of destruction she would far exceed
ANYTHING which even the kraken, according to
Morse legends, capable of accomplishing
ANY doubts to which We may have continued to
cling regards the good qualities OF the Moni-
tor system disappeared before we left the A'ndto-
nomah We confess with humiliation that 1t IS
impossible to visit her without carrying away
the conviction that should it ever be our hard
fate to try conclusions at with our American
cousins, the ffty-six monitors which they now
possess would probably produce on our naval
power very much the same effect AS that produ-
ced on Austria by the Prussan needle-gun.
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Book and Job Printing

of every description done in Superior manner
AND REAsoEBLx PRIcEs.
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Diseases Peculiar to Females,

Such Retention, Suppression and Painful ensruation.
have been my study for great number of years,
and can safely promise perfect in a short time.
deferred from calling Dr. TOZER from delicacy
of exposure the Doctor is in whom You
trust all treated with the secrecy.
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ALBERT BOWLER, Constable and
ooector is authorized receive monies due this ONCE
and TO furnish printed receipt. therefor.
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And diseases arising from the Of Mercury such pains
in the shnbones swellng- of the different Joints of the bo
dy. etc. ETC. and impurities of the blood
ed in short time 10y the Of VEGETABLE MIN
II RES known only to nyself
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The Old Formulas

OF Rcor. Acton and Bostwck of little account cxcen
dry the disease the surface leaving the poison In
the blood which later. will itself as secnu
disease in aggravated form These have learn
ed by experience and think without boastinc that
have practice in these diseases than anv other
physician California dating from 1870 II be-
you, therefore to think we'll before YOU employ
physician.
Who is the proper to consu-an old experienced one
OF on who La. rccentlY settled amnngst yal.
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DIR. TOZER'S
Venerial or Chronic.

LNXPERIENCE Is OF FORTY YEARS STANDING, AND
during that time has met with unparalleled in
the treatment of all those diseases generally known
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-20
DIR. CHAS. q. TOZER'S
Private Medical Institute!
Oak Avenue, Sixth ST.. bet. j and X,
SACRAMENTO CITY, CAL.

THE GREAT ERADICATOR OF SPECIAL CON-
PLANTS. FORMERLY OF LOCK HOSPITAL,
LONDON, EIGHT YEARS IN SACRA-
MENTo, AND THE LAST FOUR
YEARS in SAN FRANCISCO.
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Erysfpetns and Salt Rhtum.
BAD Legs, old Sores and Ulcers.

Are two of the most and viruent disorders
lent this continent To these the Ointment especially
antaGonistic Its BoduS oprdndi is first eradicate the
venom and then complete the
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My Plan is Purely Vegetable,

Destroying the disease and purifying the blood So that ther
is no danger of secondary symptoms.
rheumatism. NEURALGIA
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-20

Cases of many years standing that have pertinaciously
fused 10 yield other remedy have nvari
bly, succnnhedt few applications Of this powerful unguent
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Syphaletic Disease.

As it presents itself on this coast more
character than that seen in the Atlantic States or Fnrope
rising from the fact of its being compound Of Spanish Chi
and sandwich Island disease Those you have
visited the two latter countries doubt dread
full effects of 1t on both the native and foreign poIsation
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-20

Ii impossible here to mention all the diseases with which
he Is familiar: some, perhaps will not be of place
The most formidable the destructive mankind
Self Abuse The brain being the Of the disease the
whole syssm suffers in consequence will here
Of the symptoms that those afflicted may lie able
form opinion in regard their complaints seek
vice in time thereby saving themselves world of suffering
Nervous Debility, Loss of Memory Pain in the Limbs
Back Paplfation Of the Heart Trembling of the Limbs
Headache and an Aversion to Genial Society especially
of females There are great but these suf
and should you suffering from any Of them call on
DR.. TOZER. and he will YOU in short time without
interruption in your businessor state
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-10-20

all their various FORMS either Primary Secondary r He
reitary completely eraicated from system Your CON
suon being restored TO perfect health there will be mo
danger of handing down to your children that terrible dis
'''
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Structure of the Urethra
Venerial Diseases,

Is another formidable health for one Of nv
that disease inform yourself of lis rr
results. The worst cases cured in few days
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-14

TIE GOLD REsERvE.-We are glad TO
see that Mr., McC ulloch has decided, and con-
tinues to stand steadfastly by his decision, not
to sell any Of the Government gold. There
can be no possible good result from throwing
it on the market. On the contrary, 1t will
produce absolute evil. So long as it is under
stood that the power is vested in the Secre-
tary to compel the fall of gold by flooding
the market, so long can he have far greater
influence than when he has expended its force
and the worst has been felt by Wall street.
1t is sound policy which dictates that the
fear of i'll is far greater than the i'll itself.
You can keep man in terror so long as he
does not know the exact power you have
over him, but once exercise your full influ-
ence, and you either kill the man or else he
ceases to fear you. We tried the experiment
of attempting to control the market twice last
winter, and it failed utterly. The power of
the Treasury is negative, and as soon as it
steps beyond that its influence ends. If the
present wise course is followed out, we be-
lieve that we will have q return to specie
payments in the course Of a few years, and
we hope that none of the addresses of Wall
street bankers will cause the least deviation
from the established rule OF action.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-14
A BOLD HOTEL THIEF.

Several Patrons of the Metropolitan, Fifth Avenue,
and other Hotels Robbed-0ne OF the Victims a
Mexican General--The Thief an Insurance
Broker-Hs Arrest, ETC.
For some days past Mr.. Samuel Porter, Spe-
cial Deputy Sheriff, employed at the Metropo-
Titan Hotel, has been on the alert for thief
who had been entering boarders rooms and
purloining property. Late on Wednesday after
noon MIR. Porter observed a susplcious-looking
man on one of the upper floors of the hotel,
and accordingly watched his movements.
The stranger was seen to listen at the key
holes of several rooms, and, thinking the coast
clear, the fellow, with false key, entered room
No. l03, occupied by General G. Sanchez OchOa
Of Mexico, and stole therefrom a coat pair of
pants Shirts and other articles, valued at ST.
The suspected party was Immediately arrested
by Mr.. Porter, and gave his name as Henry
Watson. On searching the prisoner the goods
stolen from the Mexican Generals room we're
found in Watson's possession. The accused also
had IN his pockets door keys from the Metropo-
Titan and Fifth Avenue Hotels, and also the
Astor House, besides large number OF trunk
and skeleton keys. In one OF Watson's pockets
was discovered pair OF eyeglasses, 1t being
portion OF S43 worth of clothing, ETC., taken
IRON the room of Mr.. Charles W. Matheny,
stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel.
THIS room was entered and robbed on the
evening OF the 10th instant, during the absence
| OF Mr.. Matheny. His property, with the eXcep-
| ton of the eyeglasses, has not been recovered
! the prisoner stubbornly refusing to tell what
| ulSpOSllOn ub udu mduO VI H. DoteCIlN6
| yesterday assisted Mr. Porter in working up the
| case, and in dong so learned that Catholic
clergyman had been robbed of his robes at the
| Astor House; but as that gentleman is at present
attending a convention in Baltimore he cannot
| now appear TO make complaint. Mr.. Charles
| II. Harkness also formerly stopping at the
| Astor House, had his room entered and robbed
| OF considerable amount OF property, which has
| not been recovered.
Yesterday afternoon Watson was taken before
Justice Bowling and committed to the Tombs
for trial, bail being refused. He is twenty-five
years of age, was born in Philadelphia, Is an in.
surance broker and says he lives in the Fifth
Avenue Hotel. That he had a room there is
| CERTAIN tor the officers found a small quantity
| of stolen property there. Before being sent tc
the Tombs Watson was 'shown up' to the priu.
cipal hote-keepers of the city, and had hi
picture taken for inspection in the Rogue
Gallery. 1t is the intention of the crimina
| authorities to have Watson indicted and Ire(
III the course Of three OF four days.-NeO Yorl
Herald.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-14

Attempt to Rob the Baltimore Post 0Hice-A
man named P. Allen was arrested shortly after
eleven o'clock on saturday night, on lhe charge
Office. He had got over into the yard, and sue
ceeded in raising the sash of side window OF the
Office. when Henry Williams, one OF the watch
men, who was inside, under, the .windoT., en-
Jumped to the Ground, and soon got over the
railing, pursued by another wstchman, who
oyerhauled MIN on Second street, and took him
back TO the Office BE was given over to the
custody of PolicemeniTueker and Owens, who
took him to The Middle District Station, where
Justice spicer committed him to Jail to await
the action OF the Grand Jury. Allen alleged
that he only wanted to get a good place to sleep,
but as he had SIT or SIS ia his pocket, IL Is
mole probable that he wanted to rob the Office
1t rs supposed thar he came from New York city.
-Bdtlinore American, September 10.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-14

Another Atlantic Telegraph Proect-At late
meeting OF tae British Association, MIR. Il.
Holmes read paper describing the route the
proposed North Atlantic Telegraph. There are
Scotland TO the Farce Islands, OF 2l0 miles; the
second, OF A0 miles; the third, OF 743 miles; and
the last, OF III miles. II will be laid with much
less risk and at less expense than the cable be-
tween Ireland and Newfoundland; and the
author calculated that messages to America
could be transmitted at something like half
crown word short discussion followed the
reading OF this paper, IN the course Of which the
by Professor Henessey, Mr.. VaIleY, and Captain
Maury.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-14

THE New York Herald contains special
despatch, stating that Jefferson Davis is to be
released after the fall elections. We shall not
be at all surprised. So far as we are concerned,
we cannot see why he should not be as free as
Stephens, Clay, and host of Others. If he IS
10 be tried, let him be tried at once; If not, we
see no use of holding him. 1t is for a princi-
ple, and not from personal enmity, that we re-
commend his punishment.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-14

"How 1 MANAGED MY CHILDREN FROM
INFANCY TO MARRIAEE."-The great sue
cess which has attended our publication of
the little novelettes, by Mrs. Warren, "How
l Managed my House on 5000 Year." and
"Comfort for Small Incomes" has induced us
to give our readers the last of the series,
How 1 Managed my Children from Infancy
to Marriage" We will commence its pub
EcaLion tomorrow.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-14
RSg9 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HIGH.
R-S WAYS-Ohice FIFTH Street. west side below

HSg@ DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HIGH.
- WAYS-ofHce, FIFTH Street, west side, below
Chesnut.
- PHILADELPHIA, August 22 1866.
NOTICE TO C0NTRAC TORS
Sealed Proposals will be received the Office OF the
Cher commissioner Ut II ghways, until " o'clock NJ on
MONDAY, the 7th inst, Tor the construction sewer
the line OF Fifteen street. the south side OF
spring Garden to the north curb line Brandy
wine and in BrSndywlne from Fifteenth to
sixteenth street, to be built brick ctrcu ar in form
with clear inside diameter OF two ee six inches with
such nlets and manhoes may be directed Dy the
CHIEF Engineer and Surveyor.
The understanding to be that the contractor shall
take bills prepared against the prop rtv fronting on
said sewer to the amount of seventy ye cents each
nea foot Of 'front.' each side of street, much
ca h paid, the balance to oe pad by the city
All bidders are invited to be present at the time
place OF opening the said proposals.
nch proposal viii be accompanied by certificate
that bond has been filed in the Law Department as
directed by or finance OF May rs, 1860.
II the lowest bidder shal not execute q contract
within five days alter the work is awarded he wi be
deem as declining and will be held liable his bond
tor the difference between his Did and the higher
bid
Specifications may be had at the Department of Sur
veys, which will be strictly adhered to
W. W. SMEDLEY,
9H1 Chief Commissioner of Highways.