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A SSESSAlENT NOTICE,

a oSE6CHIENl NUllCE.
II 0ITnx OF TEE RoAtp o. PuBI1c ToxxSI
Chicago. 1Ao. Bth, 1876. :
Public Sotice hereby Et1ea . ~ persons interest,
Q! !tuo!,e Eotk. q .oe city q CHICAGO. have CON.
pctet The zssesauaHr rolls for the erection End reo-
"a Of lamp pests On sontt Water arreet eet.co Ws
bash and Michigan 8yeoueAs md 3outn Wster ptteet
between Clark AID Frank tteet1, and for tho eYc
lion Of lamp posts indiana aveu1e hetHeen THeu-
ty-scrund and TxentJ-fouTth eutet9 Lamp uqlt4 on
Fultoa street pes.sen sa1Eanoo md Peorla Threats:
and Haple 11ttt one lamp post On the sousoeast
neT Or slxteenth sfEeet and FfHlEe avenue, and
lamp post about ooe hundred And hfkeen feet south pf
Sixteenth and lamp posts North IsalIe street be-
tween Kim and Division stfeetA and such assessment
rolls hsys ben nlsd T. tho eldce ot ne Gy GErk.
Of said city. It IT. next regular etttng held &C
1ha t1entJ second day OF January. 1 tha hour OF
7H O'Clock p u-4 for = Confirmation OF such asssst
eos q Which time III parties interested .tll hare
tho TO he heard. Ali petson1 Wishing to cbjec&
TO said Assestmeta must fife their objections to tbs
esme, IN writing, In The ONCE Of The city Cerx. 1t
least one day pF1or to such meeting Of tie Common
Council. J. @. GTSDELK
FRED. LETT,
o. J. ROSE,
Comzlsstouers OF the Board Of Public Ro,ta
f4SJllS-6t
, 1866-01-12
HH IfNaM.


aalt it. I'd SONS lalss lofs M xele purehased Ths
Way nsas Il to1 @ neht. I'd siaa e! aass
xsehtnE or! 90 ns, We srs iofurmed Ihss al ont
sa3ts sG3ts % sss Cincinnati @s1ise a. p'ee'
kxqtr1. 1oEa. Jan. 7-God1nsu 4 Go. hsTe bsea o.
aE aqst g ass
He Wers th1oeEh ther ei,lbltshnent yuzsE-
w 10 2ssaef & r. Isl ] s. s!sa SSi
odd ye.,s IN nc business, they Ind never known II
Nx.A1aAsr. JanA-Hithh he. present week th.
3oon tofsy tae na@ber 1t hees s filed hers " &c.
"A Il 59sa y hes. 1tax tossl % s. sesseS q
h b9inr Piss. ser Sn1, t. l.
Pe.1. o5eF ~ LorS.tIle, Sex Albany Chicago
aadesaDs ssat a:., peesu ~ viii
u; ro.ns 81 91e;ess ss.;oo vtn about
escf0s .TSaad he tais ap . aste i, s follow:
A Jercrson5i ,..... 3
AsSeF ALBANY. .-........ 7,6oo
Total number killed. ...............eao47
rseeess Of ios; S;ia 81 Railroad s:e 5ss
II; ssSs a911nt 70 1s:Ga s:a Tho Louss7ll'c, New
Gne.S9 na4l 1sdRax Ii d.v,ns
;sPsdy = Soss ia ssaRi i
~ IL
ia TT % %ra na ooasx IL s s7s
Nll glye ~ sppEnxtnately eocctidea ofthe packing
bnainesa In this city:
Killed.
MeEGrH. a. T. Whlte Co.. 10 900
aessrs. honiss :;SS 30
Aessr. Hamilton ~ 80
LGib..... IL
II
AesslE. Ricketts, Co., Of Jedarsoav1lle, aud
Mettre. MeDona!d 4 70. Of Neg Albany, have Killed
sthc fills about Il. 600 ead.-DenoeTds "a.
, 1866-01-12


NKw Co1vALzscxsT CA4p,
yKAh ALKLA1DN1A, Va, My 2tto. 1851
H,asrs HQSTEITKR SMITH:
p1AR sms.-Wyn you do me the hTor 70 foTwsrd BY
Expetss enc half dozen uostettef's Stomach Bliters
v1;h bill for which will remit you On Eeeeps Of th4
e.rne u AN unable 70 procure your medicine hers
and bad quantity it could b sold readily. ~ Ii 70
known to Be the best preparation IA u2t for dsaA<b
having their origin with 4 dlses&ed stomach. haTo
u.ed md sold hundreds Of preparations, bnt Jour BIZ
tex, arc superior To anything Of the kind Am eo<nf
zant With. Indeed no soldier should bo without II
shond he be ever robust and healthy fF It II not
onlv restorative, hut preventive for almost Al DIS
-.,es soldier Il suhees 70. Ih2ys ben afflicted with
ehrouIc ndixestlo1 and 10 medicine has Adoztted m
the relief yours has and trust Jou Win lose no Lima
In sending the Eitte1s ordered
Yours, very respectfully.
SAMUEL BYEHs, Rospt Stewart.
Prepared By AoslEi1EA q sA1kh.
Plshhus4h. PMn-
, 1866-01-12
CHICAGO CATTLE 1JARl1ET.
Of71G or rHK DAlLY TRIBUNE,
f-hrAxAA- TA-

Or71CE or rHK DAlLI TgIHuSE,l
Thursday EVcnln2. jan. II.
BEEF FCATTLE-Aecotdlnz to the Bokzd Of Trade
reports the receipts and shipments since cur last Issue
compared Glib the corresponding period Of 1857 have
shipments and receipts really those OF the d7y pre-
ced1nx:
, 1866-01-12

The following is Ass. Hartnpee's report OF dona-
tons received for the Euine Women,s Refuge sor
month Of December;
I. D. Blackstone, $50; s. q. Eertoot, ss5; Clark,
LSyton Co.. s.; Jana Burr, SIS; s. C. Grs9ga.
F.; f. Z. Eastman. SO; Mn. F. B. Gardner. 90;
Aetsn Co., f5; Y. 4. Buffers. Is; r. Hsle, Is:
--otal-$sB.
Also lten1 supply Of snbstantials for Thanks-
EtEtnR+ Christmas md New Tens dinners, moet
ehecrn1ly given By numerous persons, for which
accept onr thapke
44reaandise-One washing machine, (Ivlnchelrs
patent) donated b. tho mauutaesurrr, 80 Unton
eftanf &fn M
, 1866-01-12

IaAmoeT OF LON " ~ ;
In 1867 1868 be1s- Of -four. 1:f, $50 bu oats,
40 bu. barley, le5 600 bu com, and IS 900 bu.
wheat we're reeAEeda i. Portland b. the Grand Trunk
Railway alone. !;
The n. Y. Ep<ning fbt of Tuesday LIST, with
regard to The fl1l in gold, tsys:
1.-The fall in gold fhts mutulug we understand ia
NOT due to anY sales By the government as has bee9
hsincltnaton the part OF the public 10 buy, and
to the pressure to fe en- the part Of holders a. wei!
as Of spectators, who are supposed 1o be 1nak1Dg
etoppcd the execution Of recent foreign orders for
government securities with the usual consequence
ot 4 recession tn their price,"
Tho Cincinnati Ga=dte Of yesterday reports the
money market IL fol]ows:-
The money market exhibited no new feature To-
day. There WaA continued good demand for
loan4. and whl there 1yas IN absence Of any great
EG il pc. cent for aret clses and good nsrnea- No
eaelng up Of the market may Be expected until the
receipt Of currency from the East, and the MUM Of
ixes The Exchanges: but this contamination can
not be dcl4scd ycry long. md thereafter, as mat
teri, appear now, we thau hare IN easy money
market.
The exchange market Vas t1iae more steady 10
day, but there WIS no improvement IN rates, which
wecontinuc to quote ut 70 dIs. buytne md &c
di::GH: selling; The prevailing rste for hsnkers'
In New York there is more demand nom bro
kers for call loans, which st,ll readily supplied
at per cent Discounts a1c more active 1t M
changed ratcs, 7gs per cent for prime paper; pei
cent Tor good and per cent for lower g1zdes.
The banks sre dscountfng quite freely. In psete-
renee to lending On cali at G per cent.
Foreign Exchange In New York is dull. The
5ateE a1e weak:
Rxnke1e' sterling. 60 aaJs.. .-..1M 11ooA
Bankers Sterling. 3d4te.............I0 0::..
CommerciA ..-........--.----....:hs :hs24 xs!6n
Fr1ntf. long uatt ..o.lthtt3.15h
EtaDcfy ehprt date. l3s413.uA
Tho n. Y. Horid Of Wednesday Last eays:
avail etrect was disturbed to-day by sharp de-
cline in the stock and gold markets. The stock
ssles ps1c1f declined rapidly. and lor about an hour
thos Fulnons panic. with which EPeeala1oss Mese
hmlia1zed by The Hon. Salmon E Chase, Wheu
se1etary Of the Treasury. since Frlday IT The
pubic mind hss been unsettled By eeni-oflc!a1 IN
ior1nation, couadeura!ly circulated in the prope!
Quarters, In regard to fhe policy and movements OF
prices Ere tile hsowed ends determined upon By the
Secretary, and the knowledge Of this facs IL edfs.
po>ng holders Of merchandise and securities to sell
and realize. In plain terms, Ar. McCn1loch's
asowed determination to Commences the process OF
contraction Of the currency ie daily increasing the
number Of kelczr, and At The tame time, decEtat-
ing tbe nRnbcr Of buyers. Prices decline, as
maitcx OF cou1te."
The following table shows The prices In New
York on the I'd day Of January, Tor Eve years past:
, 1866-01-12

+ Kohack's Bltters.
~ When Nature all her beat Tonlcs combined,
W She produced RoBAUXD 81TEuR8
Tor mankind.
w Diseases destroy life, and RoBACK'&
~ 91YTuRU destroy diseasesl
Nc The Stomach Is the source Of lie, and Ao-
U RACES B1xTuRS renoyste thai
BouTcef
u Health gives joy sud pleasure, ind 10.
W 8ACX'8 81XTIRE give healihi
B Physical strength adds to mental yigor and
B general happiness. 4oRACH,6 B1T-
THRN add to physical strength!
~ For these ressous there is such demand for
70 this medicinal beverage; and for these reasons
no one should fall to test their virtues.
~ Sold By Ill Druggists md Dea1ess every
~ where-and Manufactured by Dr.. g. W.
RoHAEK. At Nos. So, So. 60 md 81
East Third street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
u,.3kEtl12m F,AAwJdp
, 1866-01-12

The shipments Of hog products from Cincinnati, hy
river 10 Southern ports, sints Sept 1st compare u
follows These ngures include the shipments tor the
rNr ri fhP Arn1Y. '
, 1866-01-12

From advanced ellp OF the Prted Current Kindly
fnInIAhtd by 1fF. Smith. We thAt the follow
tng the receipts for the week ard the season at
this post:
Dy yranWaJ1...... 5s19
~ 2tol
rom 3t15
py1ven A26o
Slaughtered 1t p1ai1Fille. 11o0
, 1866-01-12

AFOIQ VATA4l4f1'l443A
Hoxtetter'a Bitte1s Ah1ss the common t7sa.
az m things good. Impostors lmltAta-
~ thexe bewarc. Dlscee.tly use you1 eJee, /.
From houest nonses puzrhasey your supplies
, 1866-01-12

And Future Prospects tn Life clearly revealed By d.
Raphael. He WINS the affections Of the opposite seq.
He Sutdes ypu to wealth, heath md happiness. Call
n2 Drug Store 31I Ea4t Mad1soa-st., between Wells
ard Franflio. Consultation fec One Dollar. dEt
, 1866-01-12

NORWOOD s LOCKWOOD,
8an1xer4 d Brokers
eToCKa, BoND8
And Government Securities,
No. II william ST., New Yozk.
Accounts Of Banks, nanketa and others solicited,
Interest allowed on d1ily balances.
4. G. NORWO0D, JNO. F. LOCKWOOD.
Oftbe n. j Stock EXCHANGE. LAte Of Buffalo, MI.
, 1866-01-12

Gold here has ruled dull and heavy, with sales 1t
lasG31aa5s. Stser u heavy and lower. ut 12SH1s1.
The demand for Government Securities L.
confined chiefly 10 filing orderA from New York, ht
Il, s.n4a.
, 1866-01-12
READ E E. n. sUU1uwoRsrrre rrrrn4,
PROSPECT CoTrAox. GEonGrrowyeD: CT

Hfssrs. HUS1EITER d SK11E.
GH1Iur-It Etyea nc great pleasure to sid my
testimonial to those Of others IN foF Of your excaL
lent preparation. Several years OF rcsdeoce % thz
banks OF Southern river, and Of close application to
literary work, had 70 thoroughly exhausted ny nex
yops system md undermined ny health, that had
heeons martyr to dispeps1s sod nervous headache,
recurring At short intervals, sad defy1ny Ill knuWn
remedies IN tho MatertA Medlca- hsd como to tho
conclusion that nothing but total change Of resdee
and pursuits would restore my health. when hind
recommended Hostettes'z Bitters. lprocuFedA bottle
- an experiment, It required but one bottle to CON
vince me 1s5had founl II laat the right cou,btna
tlon Of reEc the relief 1t has afforded me- has h=u
eouhlete. II Is now solns Jeass sincs dEst 1ted
Httetters Blstefs. and It Is but }ust To say tnst
have found the preparation IN thss elas to BE- It
u standard Family cordial With us &ud cyen ~ .
asnu1aat we like 1t better tnz1 anything else bnt
use tt il all nesrous, Bilious and dyspepstc casea II
what have now said VIII lead any dyspep1c ur ner
yous invalid to a sure remedy, shau hare done soms
good .-
1reuatu, gentlemen, respectfully ynus,
E D. z, N. 9OUTHH0BIR.
, 1866-01-12
Blokrene.
STRENGTH To The WEAK!
:; YOUTH TO the AGED!!
BlokrenE.
BIOKRENE
OF.
Life Re51sUe1s0tO1'.

nj. szeg.sssteo z u.ss. ,,lsa :. Re7nssar Aad
The aSed should be cersan 70 make the B,oRrnss
& saf 8 ss
81 ses;z
rtduced to - condition Of sszrillty. sel abuso ms
Pe 9s H. 81
BlOkRENE
CURES IAPoTEKCY. GENERAL DEBILITY, NEK
E6ss df APrFI pW sFfki WKkkNEs
9E THE M ORGANS A. ~ 9E M2 gENEnATIoS, : Is II LA8EGlMLl. M II
sogfz RF HPST 8E6a 4HE s4sTs sSR
Ii a9a se Z
m9s. s1eellsns nd m 99sauslied preparation. @
fee = I'll f1ssi az I'd sSs| @
cure In the
BIOkRENE.
ne EEEDlE she l.! LANGg!D; s;g11' tss D1sRAlR1NG
lof the samc puiposes-
TO FEMALES.
This psesssation tstnyslaao,s n nervous WEAKNESSES
OF iii Hnds, II Will restore she waited strength
" II sS !f rs si: L i IL
ess!s e i. Sos; Sol.
zts1 sens - e1pssss 5sss: asa,whe.s, by aaars...ns
HUTCHINGs & H1LLYER,
PRoPR1EToRs,
, 1866-01-12
Cough Balsam1.
CHEROKEE FILLS,
Or Female Regulator,

Cure Suppressed, Excessive and Faln-
S 8
"a fc1 Mensufat,ap, Green Sickucas, Mgr
fsS tou1 and Spinal AnectionA. fAlnR IN
Az the Tack. Sick Headache, Gddintas,
MAA and all diseases thst spEtnS from 1rreE
I0EE nlaE1tY. BY removing tho cause and
}EA all the effects that aEise from It. They
VPHt are perfectly aaft In all cases, except
when forbidden By directions, and are
kiA tISy to administer. a. they aIe nicely
sES$s1A su.AF coAted. They shoait ho Ia the
I3&tG y bands OF eyery Maiden, Wife, and
&XEEsfN& Mother In the land.
sMHE8HM F Ladies' can dddre3s rs IN perfect
confidence, and state their Complaints
G&1 EE In full, ~ He treat ali FsrnAla Cous-
- plain u and prepare Medicines suitable
eSS. Tor ali diseases to which they arc SUBJ
Vksz 1s446.- joct- Thlrty-tWo page pamphlet In =
Tho ttssoSee Piis are sold oy all druggists at Il Der
box Or 4fI bo1cs for IS Oh they scat bJ Ma ffee
Of poetage in m ordinary letter, nea from opseTyA-
uon By addressing the so1o proprietor.
pr. ". r. MERWN, 81 Walker St. NY.
n. B.Cherokec Pitts No. are prepared for special
caacs when ru1der medicines fa: these arc sent by
mail ce OF poatsEs receipt Of r. tho price OF each
box. k8ds0 wAH sdn
, 1866-01-12

4 $40 u. 9. NOTES.
And other Government Securities,
BOUGHT AND sULD By
TIE SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
"a ELLIS. Psrsldent
, 1866-01-12

81. Iotsi:: IT,: :;..;:.:;:.... 2e!s 2asa 77sa s,lss
SelAo AAA12& AAS* 3etA+ss. Assos 4sete
Tbs actual receipts 1t the Enlou yardz are ~ fol.
lows
St Louis Alton road. 2ts
Northwestern road. .......... ..........,..,, ~
Illinois CeL tf2l road. ty2
c. B. Quincy raad... .-......-..-....-........ es
, 1866-01-12

FIoUn Azp GRAIN q 6ToRE.-Ihe following
show. The anount of Flour and Grain in Btore In
Chicngo, on Satu,dsy. Jan &. Al compared with The
amount in store At the corresponding time last
, 1866-01-12

suffer ios&. The loes 10 the etockho.dcrs uIr
OF coutee be heavy. The benk had capital OF II 00o
Goo. II bad takcu no steps towards changing 1ns1
naton&l bank- kod WIS consequently plepsrng TO
Nj. Cathic1 unbb.u had the reputation Of living
r1ther e1GaT1zantlI; but It 10 not lnoxn tbst he
has gam bed In elocks Or Eade bad investments On
amount Of about fla,0oo IN real estate Ii Shedon
and tn stocks md vas also partaef In the nrm Of
Il. B. Green Co, Of Shefdon. He had many friends
1nd A'Nide acquaintance. And these sad dtyel0pe-
ments naturally c,cate much excitement in Frank
LIN county and elsewhere, among those who
wcts tnse1estedtn him or the bank.
The M3chfcsu Central RaIlnoad earued IN Docenn
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1866-06-30

NOTWITHSTANDING the next State election is a
long reach ahead, there seems to be a disposition
in some quarters to get candidates in the field
The most recent slate " is furnished by the Red
Bluff Independent and is as follows:
CANDIpATEs.-Gen. John Bidwell, now member
of Congress from this District, has been put up
by the Marysville appeal for Governor in 1867.
The General is certainly as studious of the wants
of Northern California as any man can be, and
for this reason we should like to him elected.
We have no fault to find however, with the OIL
cial acts of Governor Low, and we think he Will
be the strongest man in the next State Conven-
ton provided he desires denomination 1t is
a long look ahead, but we don't know but 1t is as
we'll to be posted in time. If Bidwell gets the
nomination for Governor there is a chance Tor
George Oulton, of Siskiyou, for Congress from
the Third District We believe that the friends
of Judge Harrison, of Napa, will urge his claims
for that position David Belden, of Nevada, will
walk over the course for the successorship to
Highly, and Billings will most probably succeed
McRuer. 1t is understood that Lieutenant Gov
ernor Machin will decline denomination, and
that the next Lieutenant Governor will be Trim
ity county man. 1t is said that Adjutant Gener-
al Evans aspires to the Clerkshp of the Supreme
Court, on which NJ. D. Boruck of San Francis
CO, is casting longing eye. Sherwood, of Yu-
ba is said to be anxious to obtain the Controller
ship, for which place there are several competit-
ors. But - sufficient to the day is the evil there
Of" and we will be better able to tell when the
day comes round, who shall govern the State
for the next four years.
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WELL SAID.-The editor of the Alameda Ga
zetts, who evidently accepts the Johnson doc
thine that it is the q Presidents bread and but
ter" which feeds the incumbents of Federal
offices, is astonished that the editor of the San
Jose Mercury, holding a Lucrative office, should
presume to oppose the Presidents policy, and
Owen thus replies to his arraignment 80 In re-
ply to the insolence of the Gazette will say,
that when the editor of the Mercury accepted q
Government office he not aware that he
rendered his right of opinion as an American
citizen. Besides, he does not consider himself
in the employ of Andrew Johnson, but of the
people of the United States, the same as the
President or any other officer of the Government.
Individually he is ready and willing to be reliev-
ed at any time. Twenty-Five hundred dollars a
year is too meager an inducement to cause him
to hate himself ever after by remaining silent
now to the promptings of loyalty and conscience,
when the nation is confronted with the amazing
spectacle of a President attempting to whitewash
treason and make it respectable. Our reckless
ness of the tenure of comfortable office is
doubtless beyond the comprehension of the edi-
tor of the Gazette.
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DIR. BR1oT's FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS

Their immense sale has established their reputation
remedy unapproached and in advance Of every
other medicine for Suppression and Irregularities and
distractions in females On the receipt Five Dollars
these Pills will be or express to apy mart of
the world, secure from curiosity or damage
Persons at distance be cured home by address
ing letter to DR j. PERRACLT. Sacramento and
Montgomery streets. Rooms and IL or Box ga
Post ONCE San Francisco stating the infinitely
possible general habits Of living. occupation etc. All
advice No posons or harsh medicines nure the
stitufion making sick to make we'll We are honest
II dealings, frank in opinions and our charges
will be far less than demanded by other We
invite claim not 10 know everything
mon and to cure eight Of pronounced ncu
rable We particularly request those who have tried this
Doctor and that scientific Physician based and adverti
ed till out and discouraged upon u.s. IL viii
cost nothing, a. CONSULTATIONS are free. 411yis.s
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Flag Of our country, bravely wave Ger us
Fling thy broad shadow DER land and DER sea;
Emblem of Freedom of honor and greatness,
Wave thou forever. unsullied and free
Flag OF our country. droop not or languish,
Tho traitors assaild thee and threatend thy doom
The strong arm of Freedom will firmly uphold thee
And plant thy broad folds over Anarchy's tomb.
Flag of country. proudly DER u.s.
Let star from thy folds be withdrawn
For Union 80 glorious, in tyrannys darkness
They threw the first light over Liberty's dawn.
Flag of country, gently wave Ger us
On every hill top from Texas to Maine;
Encircle our Union with friendly devotion;
Let peace and contentment surround US again
Flag of our country, boldly wave Ger US;
MAY God in his mercy help defend
Thy Stars and thy Stripes from all civil dishonor
Till DER this broad Union thy folds shall extend.
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Weaverville, Saturday, June 80, 1866
A G e N II 8 .

ASJOHN A. WATSON, OIL Mining Score
tary, Eureka daily authorized to receive and receipt Tor
subscriptions to this paper in Humboldt county
L. P. FISHER l711 Washington street. (up stars) san
Francisco,neariy opposite Magures Opera Houseis our
only authorized Agent in that CITY,
X. PHIPPS Sd street. between and is authorized
to receive and receipt for subscriptions
for this paper at Sacramento
Subscribers to the Douglas City will receive
printed receipts leaving the amounts due with hELIN
KELLOGG, our authorized agents.
At North Fork A. WATERS is authorized Agent
CHAS yOSE Agent for Trinity Center and vicinity
FREY 4 RANTZAU Agents at Lewiston.
A. G. PRICE, ESQ. and Justice GUSTAV THEDE are au-
receive and receipt for subscriptions to the JOUR-
Canon Creek.
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THE TEMpTATIoN-We were informed some
time since that on Senator Coles arrival at the
National Capitol he was taken up to mount and
promised all the Pacific appointments if he would
worship at the shrine Of the Administration. -
Those who know Senator Cole readily anticipa-
ted his answer: s Get thee behind me, Satan. !"
Tie control of the Pacific appointments would
be something of temptation to any man, but
our Senator elect is believed to be iron-clad
against Executive corruption. Senator Cole pre-
fers the GOOD will and esteem of his constituents
before iIegitimate political influence: When
Senator Cole turns his back upon his friends we
shall begin to think all that is necessary to con-
vert an honest man into political scoundrei Is
to send him to Washington. -hdrysrHte Appeal
The appeal is right. Cole will take no step
back s3Ifd IL the cause of human rights There
were some reports here about him having, after
,he reached washington, doubted his own posi-
ton on the g situation" but they were wholly
withoutfodndation Cole is as firm now as ever
for the Bnfon party.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1866-06-30

How IN Do 1.-THE Radical subjects, with characteristic
aai are lust now engaged in demoshing William II. Sew
ds reputaon az and evidently bent
rgi.hng him attain this desirable object let the like
of engraved and printed the back all
the postage This will enable each radical
fellow to a lick at him.-LaLe County Democrat.
To which the editor of the Auburn Stars and
Stripes who is one of the Radical subjects,
responds in the following
GAS the Boothites have become very fond of
Mr. Seward lately, hadn't they better put his
likeness in Andy Johnsons coat-tail pocket, and
then each Boothite can kiss it at the same time
they are paying their respects to his master
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the celebrated Golden Balsam, prepare
ton never known . fail in the cure OF Syphi-
lis, in all its stages, and used in the french HOS
pitfalls for the last years with the greatest success
For obvious publish the testimonials oil
the thousands who been cured by it, but IN the IN
Vulnerable cases which it has been administered We
have yet to learn instance of its failure GOLDEN
BALSAM for first and second stages, such as sores
on the legs body, eyes etc. Golden Balam 10 =
for Tertiary Mercual Syphalec Rheumatism. pains IN
the bones Sent by to any part OF the Paec
Coast Price Fifty Dollars per dozen, Five Dollars per
bottle
C. F. RICHARDS h. CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists and Chemists corner Clay
and Sansome streets, San Francisco sole agents. to
whom all orders be addressed Also, agents
for the celebrated Spanish Antidote, prepare
ton warranted to Gonorrhoa elect,
Irritation. Gravel, and all Urinary de-
rangements Neither of the above
genuine without sigma
Az ture across the face of the IA
Is label. ly
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