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DIR. BRIoT's FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS

Their immense sale has established their reputation A.
female remedy nnappf0ached and far in advance Of every
other meRe for suppression and Irregularities and 9TH
in females On the receipt Of Five Dollars
Pitts will be sent by mail express to any part of
the world from curiosity or damage
Persons a distance cured at home nv address,
ing letter to DR- PERRACLT. corner Sacramento aud
Montgomery streets Rooms Ms. lU and H. or Box y,3
Post Office. Sau Francisco stating the muutely
possible general habits Of living occupation etc. etc All
taken under treatment warranted No charge for
advice. No psons harsh medicines TO iuur. the CON-
sfitution making sick we'll We are honest
in dealings frank in opinions our charges
will be far less than demanded other py We
invite investigation claim know everything nor to
cure everybody but do lay claim TO reason and COM
sense and To cure eight ont of pronounced cu-
rabe We particularly request thoee who have tried this
Doctor and that scepc PHYSICIAN basted and adsertis-
ed till out and discouraged upon u.s. 1t will
Cost nothing ~ CONSULTATIONS are Tree sl-1y.s.
81 The Trinity journal costs only Five
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Wreklu rinity Journal.

as County W,arrssfs and Grsssbseks taken at
their ruling value in payment for subscriptions to TINS
paper To soldiers Government service the JOURNAL
will be furnished for Greenbacks at
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-07-14

REGULAR SAHDISE.-One exchange says " the
Princess of Wales is sitting for full length por-
trait in oil" Whereupon another exchange re-
marks that % if the Princess of Wales sits for
her portrait in OIL she must be not only Princess
of W Oh )ales, but regular sardtne.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-07-14

GENERAL GRANT is conceded first prominence
As candidate for President in 1868. If he keeps
on as he has begun all the forces of the earth
and the place beneath, which is headquarters OF
the opposition, not keep him out.-Hum6ofdf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-07-14

TIE Auburn Stars and Stripes says there was
an Andy Johnson Show in Auburn, lately
editor knows it was an Andy johnson ono"; 70
cause the bills announced " a change Vi
every evening"
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OCR GREAT DEBT.-In his recent work on the
resources of the United States the great Engis h
legislator and practical economist, Sir Morton
Peto, thus contrasts the feeling in reference to
the public debts in this country, with that in
England In Great Britain where our debt is
$500. 900, 900 and The annual interest payable up
hear constant complaints of @ the burden of
debt" without one syllable ever being uttered,
that I can aemember. respecting its liquidation
Nothing struck me more forcibly than the differ
ent tone of the population respecting their LA
biities With debt of f6U0 900, 900. involving
an annual interest of (say) f25,o00.0oo (nearly
MS heavy payment as ownl, the cry OF the
whole population is % That the Debt must be
paid and can be ptid.' The faith of our Nation is
" pledged for its discharge" is cried on one side.
" We are financially able to pay" proclaimS
another party. was referred by several parties
to the past experience of the Nation. They told
me that the debt entaied by the of 1912
WAS wholly discharged from the ordinary sources
of revenue in period of nineteen years; and
that practically the burden of that debt had new
or been felt by anybody, though considering the
difference in the numerical population, the CAPT
tai wealth and the future prospects of the coun-
try. it almost as great debt in proportion
ms at present In fact. from the President at Wash
ington, down to the hnmblest agriculturist in the
far West, found but one prevailing feeling re-
spectng the debt. Emphatically the whole pop
uation said It mast be paid it can be paid ::
it shall he paid and it pW be paid.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-07-14

CosrEMprIBLE.-To the disgust Of every right
thinking man. and the consequent JOY OF cop
perheads and rebels, the Committee of Arrange
ments for the celebration of the Fourth in San
Francisco refused to permit the colored citizens
to p ,rticpate in the celebration. If there be
anything more devishly neutrality-suspicious.
better calculated to excite the glee of Satan him
seIf-we should like to know it. Just think of
il community celebrating the adoption of the
self-eyident truth that all men are created
equal, :" and, at the bidding of gang of traitors
vino have always denied that truth, refusing to
permit u class of loyal, respectable citizens to
participate therein .-SoLdno Herald.
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treatment of these particular diseases consul
tutes a branch of medicine which has NEVER
been sufficiently cultivated, in consequence of
the stidousness of the profession who have abandoned
these speciates to the care OF unqualified practt-
TONERS There exists here power TO repress the inn
pudence and efrontery Of men who are totally incompe
perform the duties Of their scaed medical practice
thereby nictng miseres to degree unparalleled in any
other human disorders. The only way remedy
this evil is al Q the public a WELL IN
FORMED MEMBER Of the edical profe ssion, le-
gally qualified, and who devotes his exclusive
ton diseases arising from the undue excitement of the
generave organs together with those incidental stages
acute disorder which, when neglected terminate in the
horribly wasting form Of constitutional disog
DOCTOR PERRAULT has paid the ANX-
IoUs AND UNTIRING ATTENTION. for the last EIGHT
YEARS. to special branch of study. and his mode of
proctce suggested and improved by experience aud
periments made through the medium OF the microscope
enables him to detect the presence Of in the urine
We wish impress those who have failed Of relief
where that they derive benefit from examination
the in of Seminal Emissions and Impotcncy
well in of Gravel diseases Of the Bladder aud Kid
ne!s anu We can at once ascertain the cause OF the pa
TENTS complaint. prepare the proper remedies for
each particular disorder. and according to each
Patients suffering from veneral Diseases in any stage
Pains in the Bones. rheumatism from the effects Of
Mercural Psonng VIII" can visit Us per.n,ll will
ceive in addition TO usual treatment. INDICATED
nearly superseded al" other treatment in Europe Refer
will he several who hay, been cured by
treatment. after having tailed with others
Persons Of both who have impaired their health
and DESTROYED the vigur Ut their minds 10y their mis-
conduct and thus deprived themselves Of the pleasures
life informed that consulting DR. PtRRAU 1T they
will rnd friend and Physician who has cured many in
every part the State who applied broken health
but rejoicing in all that makes life
man happy References be given. ~hen required
almost every part of the state from parties who know
cases cured by DE- PERRACLr after in trying
al phi yscans
Ills Diplomas IN his Office. where all persons can sec
for themselves that they under the a regularly
qualified practitioner We have the aiest rem
ele- in such mode Of obtained at no other
Office THIS In syphilis. Gonorrhsa Gees STRIFE
lures Gravel stone IN the Bladder Enlargement the
Te-tacles liberated Throat. B,nes and Nose Cutaneous
Erupous rcers Abes- other diseases ON
Impurities the blood Dr. PERRAULT still retains the
only agency in California Of
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-07-14
The editor of the Sonora Herald having said

The editor of the Sonora Herald having said
that he had rather march in 4th of July pro-
cesson with loyal black men than white Govern
ment-haters, the Napa Reporter suggests that lie
get I'D a celebration his own hook, in which
none but Radicals, negroes and Cinnamon be al
lowed to participate. Then the Herald man
comes back at the Reporter in this wise -" We
don't consider IL Copperhead any better than a
rebel nor n rebel any better than any other vii
Iaiu We had rather turn out with - Radicals,
negroes and Cinnamon than to parade the
streets with miscegenationists, woman-whippers,
soul-selers and traitors like you and your ilk-
Show US man who is ashamed to be called
/. Radical" and we will show yon mean, con-
temptible cowardy cur, who is fit subject for
the chivalry p" to kick and spit upon"
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Nrw PApER.-The Erening Tribune is the name
of handsome appearing and ably edited paper
inst started in Saa Francisco. 1t talks right, rs
the following extract from the EDITORS inaugural
bears witness -" We believe that the loyal and
true men of the land justified in the fears
that they entertain of the bad purposes of those
lately in rebellion against the nation We shall
earnestly, and with such ability rs we can COM
mand labor TO sustain the noble men whose
courage, fidelity and sagaciiy, in the present
Congress, have thus far prevented the restora-
ton of political power into the hands of those
who hate the result of the late We shall
seek to impress upon our readers our own opiu-
ions of those false leaders who have no words
but words of wrath for the radical, freedom-ov-
ing NORTH and no words but words of gentleness
for the radical, union-hating south. We prefer
the continued rule of loyalty to the rule of un-
repentant treason. The gulf between these Two
i more than courteous difference of opinion.
The inability of the rebels to hold out is no evil
dence of change of heart or purpose.
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FORGIVENESS, after the heart Is ofoAs'' =
pardon after execution
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TO INVALIDS

WHOSE SUFFERINGS HAVE
been protracted from hidden causes and NAL
treatment. and who require prompt relief
to render existence desirable.
DIR. j.. PERRAULT, GRADUATE OF
Queens College, begs to inform patients
and others seeking medical advice that he may
be consulted personally by letter in all ca
ses of Nervous and PLY steal Debility,
and the various disorders arising from sedcnta-
ry habits. excess accident or climate. from Q,
A. NJ to II. NJ, and from to S. p. ~. at his
Office. Armory Building northeast corner Mont
gomery and Sacramento streets, Rooms Nos. 9,
10 and II. first floor up stairs. Entrance on
either Montgomery Sacramento streets
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GREENE'S HOTEL!
STAGE HOUSE

- THE UNDERSIGNED HAS PUR-
M chased the old and popular stand known
sisIRa as the AMERICAN HOTEL, where he
-EB will henceforth be found, ready and Will
ling to devote his whole attention to the wants
of his old friends and the travelling public.
nSIs- The Office of the California Stage Compa-
nv has been removed the new House. from
which coaches leave in all directions daily
Travellers may rest assured that the
Table and Sleeping Accommodations
Will be second to no Hotel in Northern Califor-
MA. trial of the new Hotel and Stage House
is solicited by
Shasta, June IS, 1868. sis.
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NO APOLOGY SEEMS REQUISITE for offer
ing to the public an advertisement Of this kind,
for it is universally acknowledged that the
treatment Of these particular diseases consi-
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-20
. THE LAW. AND THE pRoPHErs.'

il is related of one Of the ancient monarchs,
that he made il the special duty Of one of
his attendants to salute him every morning
with the significant expression Remember
thou art mortal He rightly concluded,
that when mortals forget that there is an in
evitable day, and after il, an inscrutable
eternity, the course Of their lives is likely to
be such, that they win be lily prepared to
confront the vast and dread unknown, from
which, unless aided by faith and grace, the
mind of man instinctiyely shrinls- He
wished to be kept in constant remembrance
Of the great fact, that he waste die and turn
10 dust, undistinglishable from that Of the
humblest helot in his dominions.
The people of the United States should be
reminded every day, and in every proper
form, that the Government they live under
has CoNsTITuTIoN--an instrument formed
by great and wise men, who had undergone
the trials and perils Of long and bloody
struggle, to maintain the principles which IT
50 clearly enunciates-principlcs fundamen-
tally and vitality necessary to the preserva-
ton Of civil and religious liberty; and they
should adopt it as a maxim, that their polit-
ical health and well-being, requires their
public servants, in the highest and lowest
capacity, to observe and rigldly adhere to
the Constitution, as the palladiun-thc very
Ark and Covenant of their liberties.
When the people shall practically forget
that the liberty they prize, is liberty regu-
lated by the constitution and Law, and not the
license Of temporary rulers, or temporary
majorities, they should know that they are
silently drifting on! to sea, without rudder.
compass, or chronometer, ana will soon be
ingulfed in the raging maeistspm of an
archy and lawlessness, or fast anchored to
the dry docks OF despotism. They are losing
sight of fact, as essentially important to
their interests as free people, as the one
which the royal mind thought necessary to
his safe conduct in life; and the day when
the constitution of the United States shall
become extinguished in spirit, and dead in
its letter, as the rule Of our guidance, will be
the date, when there will begin in this coun-
try scene, compared to which the most
hideous features of the recent civil conflict
viii whiten into peace and innocence.
We still have a constitution, and let the
people bear it ever in mind, and take care
that their elected lawgivess and rulers shall
abide by it. The people should daily din it
into The ears Of their public servants, and
erect some sign which shall serve as per-
petual monitor to themselves. They should
wear it in their "hearts core, aye, in their
heart of hearts" ss they do liberty.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-20


FRENCH AND ENGLISH SURcERy.-h is
told Of the late Sir Ashley Cooper, that
on visiting Paris he was asked by the
Surgeon en- chef e the Empire how many
times he had performed a certain wonderful
feat Of surgery. He replied that he per
formed the operation thirteen times. "Ah,
but Monsienr, have done him one hundred
and sixty time. How many time did yon
save his liiel" continued the curious French
man, after he looked into the blank amaze
ment Of Sir Astley's face az" said the
Englishman, Sawed eleven ont Of the thir-
teen. How many did you save out Of one
hundred and sixty "Ah, Monsieur, I lose
dem all, but de operation was very bril-
iaafev
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ITEMS OF GENERAL NEWS.


-Dispstchcs from New Orleans give the parti-
cnars Of dash. on the 4th instant by 400 hiibus-
tiers from the American side of the Rio Grande.
on the Mexican town Of Baedad- The imperial
garrison variousiy stated from $50 to 275 was sur
prised and captured without an engagement. At
daylight, the Freneb men-of-war opened FIRE. but
up TO last advices, had not dislodged the flibus-
ters The latter were commanded BY a Colonel
Reed. loo Imperialists are reported on their way
TO attack them.
The New York Tmes' Havana correspondent
of Jansiny nth says the latest advices from Mox-
leo are unfavorable to the Imperial cause. The
inhabitants Of Monterey feel no security in MAXI
milian's Mexican troops. and are leaving the city
en- massc. Over thirty thousand are said 10 have
left in three days. The merchants are sending
their goods and yaluablcs to San Luis. The news
from the Department Of Sinaloa also is gloomy
for the Imperialists. Mazstlan alone remains in
the hands Of the Imperiaiists. and provisions for
that city must pass through the revenue tax OIL
GERS Of the Republican General Corona The
statements of these New York correspondents
should be received with doubt ~ il is their habit
to write oftcner what they wish than what they
think. -...-s t,I
Dispatches from Galveston. Texas. dated the
az .a...r., s,,.r;a.r,s ,r,o,,. ~, ,.oa ravol "a
-Ooloncl Mesby was arrested in Leesburg. Va
esw asvs seo and n h.ld .,I;.., =, az. ,,,,or 90
ae,-rsI Aver ,,iIi,arx, com.ua,,dant 4, W,n.h.s-
,ar tn c.,se m The arrest has No, trs,sn;rod
A narshvesteru aslesation. rcpresept;,~ ,ho
whisky interest. Is IN Wsshineton. urging the ra-
duction Of the tax on whisky 10 Al per gallon.
Ii Is stated that Ben. Buffers reply 10 Gen.
Grant Is nearly sp;shed. and viii soon .nn.sr
Will the ;,npr;nt If a New York publishinr
house. ~
The limited State, Senate. instead Of eailor.
inc sbe practice of the House In referring the ere
dentisls az members elect from southern STATE 10
the RECOMMENDATION COMMITTEES. laid those Of WIN.
A. Graham. a Senator elect from North carol;na
ON the table.
The sesolut,op aaoDte,lbv ,ha Senate su,hor.
i.inr the comrittee an Recommendation N scna
for pancrs and persons will .,,,e,csa ,he
iptertiop of a;sn.tch;n, !. .uh-cau,a;,,.. a. AZ.
eauthvc,t 20 Obtain Information yelat;v. 40 az.
fair, In tbat .ectiop Ith..x., A n. oo,od -, h.,
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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-20

The ESD.-The Rev. DIR. Cumming, Of
London is still preaching his favorite theme
Of the second advent, and in recent dis
course placed the time in the year 1867, at
the autumnal equinox. An American gen.
tleman who heard him, writes to one of our
religious papers that she cited large num-
Der Of authorities, which seemed 10 confirm
his view" There IL one authority which
the preacher evidently forgot: "But Of that
day and that hour knowsth no man, no, not
the angels which are in heaven."--Mark
xifY 30
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-20

JusIscE IN SwRDES.--Mr. Lindahl, the
eduorsf Fncderaosiassds4, newspaper pub
iished in Siockholm. has been necensiy con-
demned 10 death by the axe, for having
falsely and with evil intentions accused
Mile. Mendelsshon Of an infamous crime.
Ills counsel, Mr.. c. G. Uggla, has been con
demned TO one months Imprisonment, and
TO the introduction, FOR having. with full
knowledge, undertaken the defense Of an un-
just cause.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-20

LITERATURE IN RussIA.--A Society for
the circulation of cheap books and useful
knowledge has been formed at ~. Peters
burgh. IL has established printing presses
type founderies and photographic institu-
lions; and has made contracts with English,
French and German mechanics for the get
ting up of mathematical, astronomical,
physical and chemical instruments and APP
paratus, movable Laboratories, meteorological
collections etc, for the purpose Of being
used al the lectures which are to be deIiv-
cred in all parts Of Russia.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-20

A few days ago, Senators Patterson and
Fowler and Representatives Cooper, Stokes
and Taylor, were the only members Of the
Tennessee delegation elect to the United
States Congress, remaining in Washington.
The memorial recently forwarded from this
city to the Stevens-Samner-Co Committee viii
not materially strengthen the reasons for
their immediate admission TO their seats.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-20

THE Raleigh IN. CO. iSenttnd has heard IL
repeatedly rumored since Governor Holden
was relieved, that there was good grounds
for believing that President johnson de-
signed giving him some substantial proof Of
his appreciation Of his services by rendering
him position of importance. Recently il
has been said that he would be rendered an
appointment as Minister TO Peru or some
other South American Republic.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-20
MASS .sIERTENG ON THE cap OF
FEBRUARY

The Dipot4 Of yesterday makes men
ton Of a Macs Meeting suggested to be held
In this city, on the 22d February, to give
expression to the true feelings and desires Of
the friends of the President, of peace, har-
mony and good government in Tennessee.
We had already heard that snch move
ment was on foot We trust such meeting
viii be held at the time specified, and that
II will come fully up to the demands Of the
grave occasion which suggests IL.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-20

Hon. G. p. MARSH, our Minister at Tu-
rim, has forwarded to Washington the propO-
sition of company of Italian silk and
grape growers, and wine manufacturers to
immigrate TO this country in such force as
would suffice for the cultivation of mil
lion Of grape vines and ten thousand null
berry trees.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-20

A BILL is now before the PENNSYLVANIA
Legislature proposing to change the legal
rate of interest from six to seven per cent.
per annum, and allowing eight per cent. to
be charged by special agreement between
the parties.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-20

There are among them one millien--eonsider-
ably more than a million. believe, IN ths United
kinedom-of these who classed in tie unfor-
tunate list Of panperS. There are 81 least mil
lion that are Just above the psupers-aiwsys in
Their condition and prospects are no more favor
able than that. Then look al the ignorance of the
lower strata Of this portion Of the nation look nj
their poverty, their suherinrs, their utter hope
States during the reign Of slavery, every negro
had an idea that there was aday Of jubilee Tor
him. Verify" they used 20 say, the Lord will
come and deliver us" But in this class. the low
est strata Of the population Of youT countTy, /
venture 10 say there j. neither belief in anything
better for them. nor scarcely i there any sspira
fion sffer IL
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-20

The stay law just passed by the Legisla-
ture of Virginia has been so far modified as
to except debts contracted since the close of
the war.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-20

A COW fell in eistern the other day at Indiana
polls and was killed.-LoH. Courier.
We note this important fact for the pur-
pose Of anticipating the telegraph.