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aag-CoId weather is now al band. and fires

Us Cold weather is now at hand, and fires
come into requisition. Itis wise Precaution
now to make 4 thorough examination Of your
stove pipes, feus add chimneys, and see that
they are secure and in good order a little at
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Local and General.

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I%~ The father molds the head the mother,
the heart The father appeals TO the under
standing; the mother, to the affections The
father prepares for time; the mother, for eter-
nifty. Happy the children who heed the wise
teachings OF both.
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JOHN / NILLIANS, Z. N.
ASTHMA CURED.
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for upwards Of ten years receiving ao her cit from
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q y. NJ. GLASSMIRE IS outin a new ad-
vertsement, and makes bold bid for share
of the trading public.
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- We invite discussions of all subjects OF
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Examination of Teachers.

Examinations VIII commence at 10 Z. m
Teachers viii provide themselves with pens,
ink and paper
Evening Lectures on Education when prac-
Ucab'c.
All, especially Directors, are cordially invited
TO attend. J. ". ALLEN, Co Supt.
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The POTTER COUNTY JOURNAL

coudersport, Tuesday Evening, Nov. 20, 1865
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The Moons Volcanoes

are engaging the attention Of astronomers but the
world of beauty AMI fashion is less interested il ham.
discoveries than in the Cr..t question Of
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-29

DUE NoTIcE.-Gov Brownlow, of Tennessee
is world-known as very stubborn man. Ex-
Governor Neil S. Brown having in a recent rebel
meeting at Nashville cautioned the Radicals
meaning the Union men-of Tennessee to be-
ware, and cited the case of Robespierre and as
socrates at the time of the French Revolution
brownlow proclaims that E" having no hope of
protection from the President in the event of an
attack from a rebel mob, shall look with con-
hdence to the Northwestern States to come to
our rescue, as soon as attacked by the minions of
Jeff. Davis and Andrew johnson. And if further
developments seem to justify it, will call out
the loyal militia of the State, and call upon the
legislature to arm and equip them. We must
ana viii meet these traitors, and sustain the
governments, State and National, or fall with
our faces to the foe I"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-29

ASorHER OLD CITIZEN GoNE.--David Kinds
and family, old residents of Weavcrville, started
for the lower country last Monday, intending to
settle in Santa Cruz county, or go East to per-
manently locate. Mr.. Kinds WAS proprietor of
the St. Charles Hotel, in this place for nearly
eight years. but rebuilt it after the fire OF
'63. The well-wishes of the whole community go
with them Il
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-29

roDdE--The Board of Trustees of the ex-
pioued Northern Transfers Association publish
the names of eighteen teamsters who they say
'loia'ed the rules and regulations of the Society
Many OF these eighteen have been here since and
Ion appear to be at all affected by the "bull. y
~ iact, the business men of this region applaud
.ue course OF the eighteen who have thus gained
auui'lohai notority without any expense or effort
on their part to do so.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-29

fRoAoTED.-The Washington correspondent of
the Bulletin writes that Col. S. G. Whipple,
VINO commanded the Indian-fghting "Moun-
!aineers 1!, In humboldt county two years ago.
Is nkeiy to receive an appointment as Colonel
~ snc regular army. Prominent army officers
anu any Oallfornlans were interceding for him. If
Tue intercesslon in his behalf had to come from
onicers and enlisted men of the Battalion of
- Mouan1t@aln1eers,' Colonel Whpple would never
oe =" Colonel in the regular army
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-29

THE compliments of our old friend, Bob, Dins-
more, came the other day in the shape of re-
newed subscription to the JOURNAL. Says he is
doing very good business at Umatilla Land
ing, on the Columbia river. Bob. Stuart is at
Walula, and Frank Payne has gone to Montana
to be q bilked" with many other old Trini,ari-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-29

MORMON DEcEScY.-The Springfield (lll) Re-
Pu0Aean says two hundred Mormons-men, wo-
men and children-lately bathed together in the
n'ss.lssippi at West Quincy in a state of perfect
NUDITY. The exhibition attracted large crowd
OF spectators. During this promiscuous bath iad
belonging to the party was drowned, but no at
tention was given to the matter and no effort
made to recover the body
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-29

New PnoPRIEroR.-We glad to hear that
our old friend c. W. Day, late of Canyon creek,
and who was about to take his departure for the
q web-foot - country, has purchased Buffers old
stand at the crossing of Canyon creek, and at
the intersection of the North Fork and Canyon
City roads. He threatens to build new house
on the place this Fall, and it in the most ap-
proved style, an extra inducement to the trav-
cling public to patronize this old and well-known
cfan
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-29

OLD BAcHELoR's HoUsE-WARxrsG.-Our down
stairs neighbor, Mr.. Hoslinger, has purchased
shortly open a bachelors Retreat y there =
Had a house-warming last Sunday at which the
presence of ladies was prohibited.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-29

We again return thanks to Mr.. Oberdeener of
the Book and Drug Store, for a regular file of
the Sacramento Daily Union.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-29

LUCKY EscAPE-There being serious accident
In the Of the Drug Store last Tuesday Geo Noonan
and c. W. Craig endeavoring fill bottle from
boy Of nitric acid when the carboy bhrst the glass being
thin and totally untitled for the purpose When that
both had their panta burned off from about
whore the vest stops aud in f the reader will read
ly acknowledge that ty escape The loss in acid
shout SIS in clothing, about $50
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-29

The Sacramento Daily Union has entered up-
on its Thirty-Second Volume. 1t is one of the
truly great newspapers of America
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-29

New HALL.-The Masonic Order of this place
have purchased os VIM. Todd the second story
Of the Magnolia" building, for the sum of
S7oo. 1t will be appropriately fitted up for their
purposes without delay.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-29

AT Springfield, Mass, lady sent toe loiio"-
ing volunteer toast =" Spruce old oacneiofs-
the evergreens of society
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-29

Cop SPEED THEM.-Wm. B. Stoddard, Esq,
of Indian creek, writes us that the citizens of
that place held meeting on the night of til 23d
for purpose of organizing company to pursue,
and if overtaken, punish, the Indians believed
to be guilty of the late murder there and to raise
means to defray the expenses of such Company
The sum of 1925 Immediately subscribed,
and Monday morning seventeen well armed
and provisioned men left on the avenging errand.
Our chief hope is that they will find and hang
the murderers and all others found in their COM
pany.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-29

CHARLES SLOAN. late a resident of this place,
has opened Saloon at Hydesviie' mum
county, the Journal says
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-29

The Constitutional Amendment oboiisning
slavery passed the Oregon House OF Represen-
tatives on the 21st instant.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-29

NV BkDaL-Rosd everseer Brcheder has completed
new substantial bridge the deep uch on thu W.
Weaver grade which rejoices the teamsters ~ 'e''
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-29

IHE Aarysville appeal does not believe tha'
A. johnson has captured enough Union party
men in the State of California to make re-
spectacle load for a stern-wheel steamboat
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-29

Nrw 0rrcxRsrhe following officers OF Junction City D
vson No. S5 Sous Of temperance, elected the I'd
instant flames Pickett W. p; John whu,ore, W A; ".
G. dveen, R. s J. R. Feltsr p. s.; D. A. Hobart r.
Watson, c.. n. L. Toner, A. c. James Ward, & Thos
Spencer, o. s.; ]. A. P1oriance Chaplain
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-29

EIeHr OUNCE PIEcE-Among a lot of New
River dust sold at Greenhood l. Newbaners,
last Monday, We noticed one piece weighing
sight ounces
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-29

BALcH.-ls opening his Winter stock of cloth
ing and Furnishings. Has some of the hand
soonest full-dress Business Suits ever brought to
town.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-29

~ Hope for the Amicted.-IN another part OF
this paper advertisement of the celebrated
Institute established by c. Young in 1885, In this
of deceit and it is boon to tho suffering to
where they of obtaining the wish
relief Under the of the skiu Doctor
the sick and troubled themselves of their burdens
of shame lay aside their and health
and happiness If sick in trouble do not hesi
tate Read advertisement and follow the advice Do not
forget the number the of directing your
CONSULTATION OFFICE $40 Washington street. San Fran
CISCO 443m.sn
Hs- MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, an Essay
of Warning and Instruction for Young Men Also, D-ea
and Abuses which PROSTATE the Vital Powers,
of relief Sent free of charge
envelopes. Address DIR. J. SKILLIN H0UGHT0N, Howard
Association, Philadelphia Pa. GJ1y.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-29

KARsKY l. Co.-They are receiving an i'm
mense Fall and Winter stock of Clothing and
Dry-Goods. Look out for their announcement
next week
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-29

WILLIAMS Go.-Have large lot of goods on
the road, and arriving VIII tell ons rs.dars
next week just what they have for sale.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-29

oareos SEsAroa.-we learn by telegraph that
tne last vote ior Senator on joint ballot stood
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-29

INDIAN TRoUBLEs.-Mr Dusky, the Humboldt
mail rider, says that Indians are scattered all
through the country along his route, and that he
thinks he shall throw up the job. II may be
we'll enough to suggest to the authorities that
the sooner something is done in this Indian mat
ter the better. Our people are again receiving
positive proof of the beauties of the Reservation
system. Within the past ten days good citizen
has been killed, lady crippled for life, and a
Chinaman killed by Indians who less than two
years ago were placed upon the Round valley
Reservation with the understanding that they
were to be kept there.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-29
Row AMONG THE NEW YORK "DEMIJoHN-soNs.' .
A Chicago dispatch of September 23d is to

Row AMONG THE New YORK sDEMlJoHN-soNs Z"
A Chicago dispatch of September 23d is to
fhe following effect:
Political interest now centers the New York personal
quarrel betw hurow Weed and Raymond and the Alba
ny Democratic Regency Raymond charges that the Demo
cratic leaders have shown bad faith toward the Phadepna
PLATFORM and that they have repudiated it,
The World and tell Raymond that they don't want
him his platform Raymond rejons that it was liked
up the Democratic leaders three months
virtually coneses that he has been swinded The man
tie Dem Richmond he has fallen John Morrssey
The Times Hoffman nominated by trick, and is
not the Union ca .didate.
The Herald replies that the gave 100000 votes
in New YORK TWO t dad can a hs he
recruits much less make bankrupt recruits
leaders of their column.
the Democrats instead of parotically
porting President they promised do upon the plat
form marked out have made bold push for power
their account and will not and ought not to succeed
Snaky little RAYMOND is finally beat at his own
game, and multtudes will rejoice at it.
SECRETARY SEwARD.-The last Washington
special dispatch relative to the condition of
Secretary Seward, dated Chicago, 22d was to
the effect that he was failing rapidly, and it was
feared could not survive much longer. P. S.-A
dispatch of day later reports the Secretary's
condition slightly improved.
THE Public School in Suisun now has 10 pupils
in attendance the accommodations are designed
for but 56.-Herdtd.
The Weaverville Public School numbers about
100 pupils the accommodations are intended for
as many as can find standing room.
NINTH VoLUxE.-That ably-cond ucted, true
blue Union journal, the Contra Costa Gazette, has
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-29

cusph scaooL-We requested announce that Sun
cenoot VIII be reopened at the Union Church next
n morning 1t 10 o'clock Persons desiring to take part
q teechers srs requested present at that hour
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-29

SIcKSEss.-We regret to hear that there has
peen unusual number of cases of sickness at
Trinity Center the present season, although no
deaths have occurred, and most of the cases are
nearly convalescent now. Fever and ague pre-
vailed there to greater or less extent for
al years, but this season the disease has as sumed
more of the type of Mountain fever. There
have also been quite a number of cases of chills
and fever at Grass Valley within two months.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-29

NINTH VoLUxE.-That ably-cond ucted, true
blue Union journal, the Contra Costa Gazette, has
commenced its Ninth Volume. 1t is one of the
most readable papers published in the agricultu-
raj counties. Long may it live.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-29

ANOTHER EVIDENCE OF THE "GIvING Our" OF
THE TRINITY MSEs.-Jackson & Herde, propr-
etors of the Junction City Market, purchased
during the week ending Sept 23d, just 81, IN
worth of gold dust at their place of business
If any Market (beef, mutton, etc. establish
nent in the mining region of California can
make better showing for single week in the
month of September, we should like to know
where it is located.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-29

NEW DIGGINGs DIscovERED.-We are informed
that rich dggings have lately been discovered in
Egans Bar, one mile below Junction City, on
the east side of the river. large number of
claims have already been located, and the pros
pect for an increased demand for the water in
Givan h Co.'S ditch is good. We further learn
that good paying diggings have lately been found
in Halls Gulch, several miles below Trinity
Center, on the east side of the river and that
quite a number of miners from the Sacramento
river side of the mountain are already at work.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-29
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1t the best preservave against almost any Sickness II
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ly to infants directions in English French, Spanish
and German. with every package TRY IT!
the wholesale and retail drug stores ana gro
cerfes EMIL FRESE, wholesale Druggist,
Sole Agent, 40 Clay street,
26 1y SAN FRANCIsco-
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- Cosssg Wrarrsnfs and GresnbscIss taken at
their ruling value in payment for subscriptions to this
paper To soldiers IN the service the JOURNAL
will be furnished for Greenbacks at PAR.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-09-29

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