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Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-24
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,


N oIlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN to the creditors
~ ana all persons having claims against said
ueceased, to exhibit the same, with the necessa-
date, to the undersigned. Administrator Of said
Estate. at his place of business in WeaverviIle
81 I'm. ,s.' ~ !.
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AN lrishman was about to marry a Southern
girl. " Will you take this woman to be your
welded wife p said the minister. Yes, your
reverence, and the nagers, too, said Pat.
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CAN Re FOUND IN
H0llGway's Pills
&c Of Good Cheer! The Sinking may be
SAVED EY THE USE OF
EEOllOWay's Ointment!

The history of these great Remedies is most wonderful
medical revelation that the world has known
fishes the amporant fact that and in
internal disease exists the disinfccng searching
and healing properties of the Pills fully equal its sub
lection and cure, and that with the Ointment, they
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

- THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS To
E=aE sell his private residence on Center street
1l-wiih or without the furniture-cheap
for cash. G.. f. WILLIAMS
NeaNefNllc; oct- ~; leb9. 4O.to.
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HollowAy,s PILLS ARE THE BEST REMEDY KNOWN IN
1ur MnnIn rnp LIE EnIInWlNG DISEASES

Asthma Bowel Complaints Coughs Colds, nli;,r lii Psver
Costiveness Dyspepsia. Darrhoa DroIy' i,ion In
and Arue Female Complaints. Headache, M
fnenza Inflammation Inward Weakness, LineI I SIG -
Iowness Of Spirits piles Stone and 'tr',Tf ira, '
Sr,r,arns ye1creal Affections, Worms OF all hlhus-
Canton.
1f the reader of this notice cannot ger o9k oi fiiS
80 otent from the drug store in his place, et m write
or ~, anonnt and will mail box free Of
u. Vnv dealers will not keep my medicine on hand be
bsv cannot make much profit as on other persons
make. .to words IoIlo,nn,, Ne,, I'll
~ Iloa are discernabe as bdter-mdrk in every leaf
ana L1 ~ f directions around each box the NAV be
OF ing Zen bv holding the leaf II he light handsome
p p i he .iven to any lering such information
10 the OF party parties
the medicines vending the sane knowing them to
be spurious
ssS,ld at the manufactory Of Professor HOLLOWAY 50
Maiden Lane New York and by all respectable Druggists
Dealers in Medicine throughout the United States and
the civilized world in boxes 30 cents cents and 81
each.
e There is considerable saving by taking the large
sizes. 52y91yr.
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EMETIcs.-'' Ny dear doctor - said an Irish
ni"n, no use giving me emetic tried
II !" ana 1t wouldn t stay down FIVE minutes =
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How CALIFORNIA CoNTRIBU TONS ARE DIsrRIEr
TED.-The Washington correspondent of the -iha
California writes 80 was invited several day.
ago by gentleman who feels deep interest in
Agricultural Department Office, in the Patent
Office building, to see some specimens Of fine
grapes oranges, lemons, figs, raisns, almonds,
ect., ect., which had been sent for exhibition
there by Mr. Bugbey, of California. | smiled at
my friend eagerness, but said NIGHTS. After
making several frutless inquiries of the ladies,
and others in attendance at the exhibition rooms
we were directed for information to the Chief
Clerk Superintendent or Commissioner, what
ever his title may be, who informed us that the
articles in question had all been distributed
Distributed 2 inquired my friend what do
you mean?' why, the fact is said the agri-
cultural gentleman, they arrived so apropoS to
the holidays, you know, and were very nice.
that we distributed them at once to the members
of the Cabinet and others. Very sorry you are
disappointed in not seeing them but assure
you that they were .vcry fine, especially the
Malaga grapes-cqual to any that we receive
from Europe. There's consolation for the dis
tributer who has taken the trouble and expense
of sending the first chop fruits of his orchard
and vineyard, in the hope of getting thereby
name for himself, his vine and his fie tree and
his adopted State, and instead of having them
exhibited in the Agricultural Bureau upon their
arrival here, they have been packed off at once
to the Cabinet Ministers. | sympathize with Won
California but remember that Colfax, in his
celebrated lecture Across the Continent states
ms a fact that California is green in the Winter
season of this climate.
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and pleased learn that IL is in
condition 1t has been useful paper-Xnfna and 81
eHtife Pres.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-24

WHAT is the difference between stabbing man
ana Killing hog One is assaulting with intent
to kill, and the other killing with intent TO salt
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-24

LovE-An emotion much written about bv nov
but nearly obsolete in practical life s"'0'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-24
These Mighty Healers, World Known and
IL nrLd Tried. are q Roou In fh< SIcL.

The want of sterling medicinal to the ills and
sites of the suffering portion of humanity and entirely
free from mineral and other deleero particles severely
felt till this all powerful medicine shered
IIoLowAY INVALUABLE PILLS have the HOUSEHOLD
Of all nations. Their attribute PREVENT as well
CURE they attack the of the complaint
and thus by removing the hidden of disease renvg-
crate and restore the dropping energies of the system
in her task of and
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WEEKLY TRINITY JOURNAL.
Court Terms in Trinity.

Dfstrfef COsrf-Ion. Ephram Garter. Judge; A. J..
Looms clerk Second Monday in April, August and De-
cember.
County C0srt-Hon John Murphy, Judge; A. j. Loo
mis- clerk First Monday in January March, May July, Sep
tember and November.
Probate COwrf.-Hon. John Murphy, Judge; A. ]. Loo
mis-, clerk Fourth Monday in each month.
Hoard OF SupsrrfsOrs.-A. q. Price chairman; s. H.
Short and r. N Davidson. First Monday in February May
August and November
E No attention will be paid communications sent io
publication in the JOURNAL unless they accompanied o
the real Of the author This merely required TO af
US against imposition.
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no CURE, No PAY
THIS CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS F,

RE- Consultation by letter or otherwise FREE For d.
recton of letters, see below.
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BE IT UNDERSTOOD
Bilious Maladies, &c., &c

That the above statements at all times be vereffed
the written testimony texendng through quarter Of a
thousands O witnesses
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TIie Great Ambassadors of Health to
all Mankind.

This is not history written by man. or even derived
from the experiences of nation. 1t consists of conl-
alton OF testimonials from the sick of every counryan
record the like of which has aduc-
~! In l.xnr Of li.cnxcrN invention .ucc
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DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH

Are the of the eaest maladie Their effect ia
to vate all the fluids Of the body and send poisoned
through all the channels of circulation Now what
operation of the Pills: They cleanse bowels reg
ulae the liver bring the relaxed rrated into
condition. and acting through secreve organs
change the of the system from
ckness to health by exercising simultaneous and whole
some effect upon all its parts and functions
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-24

Is invited test the regulating and restorative powers
this harmless but effective preparation. the two epochs
of life in which the female system nnergoes the most i'm
portant and critical changes the Pills will prove positive
safeguard against evil consequences They confident
y recommended as specific in every disorder which
male arcex eIy
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DR.. CHAS. H. T0zER'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
n. E. corner jackson and kearney
streets, San Francisco.

ESTABLISHED IN THE CITY OF SACRAMENTO IN 1882
AND REMOVED TO SAN FRANCISCO IN 1862 FOR
THE EXPRESS PURPOSE OF AFFORDING AN ASY-
LUM TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH CHRONIC AND
XENERIAL DISEASES. AND For TILE
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

OFFICE AT THE
: WEAVERVILLE DRUG STORE.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-08-03
Choyus That what's the matter, &c.

AN ELOQUENT LAWYER TOUCHES
HIS OWN CLIENT.-The Baton Rouge
AdrOcate tells the following:
Last week a case came up before the
jury, and the District Attorney had
exhausted all his eIoquence in the at
tempt to convict darkey for stealing
a goose. The Judge was tired, the jury
Wearied, and the bar officials and spec
tatorS, all hoped the case would be
speedily closed, but they were doomed
70 appointment. Up rose the Old
Major, the hero ofa thousand contests
at the bar, and for two hours a flow of
eIoquencc poured forth upon the ears
OF the jury, evidently convincing them
Ofthe prisoners innocence. Shrugs and
gestures denoted that all they wanted
was a chance to gel out of the jury cor
ner, and the goose, darkie, prosecutor
and all concerned might 90 TO Guinea
il they could be released. The Major
piled it on thick; he showed them law
after law, read Supreme Court c0udens-
ed decisions, referred to everything
relative to geese, from the Roman time
down to the present, and closed n.s
DrilIiantappeal by calling their atteI-
ZION to the honest cOuntenance Of his
client; could such a man steal-lhe
Heavens forbid; look at his face, you
-.
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say, not only in respect to Great Brit
ain and Canada, but also in respect to
Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, and
the other States that rebelIed, that,
while would have been as willing and
anxious to- defend the rights Of the e
mancipated, and to change the Consti-
tuition so as to secure those rights as a.
ny other man, | would have done itin
connection with a policy that would
have requited good for evil abundant
Iy. I feel that it was a mistake that
such a course was not pursued, and |
believe that we shall not have a nation
al life unchecked and harmonious and
generous until we learn to exercise our
civil functions az well as our individu-
al functions according t0tbe Injunction,
glove your enemies, do good to them
which hate you, bless them that curse
you, and pray forthem that despitefui-
Iy use you" There, goand vote that
you havepraSed it long enough, try it.
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Uhe g8elford Gazette.
ARADICAL REBELLION.

Hon. Henry ]. Raymond, member
of Congress from New York city, and
editor in chief Of the n. Y. Times, has
written letter announcing the start
ling fact that the Radical DisuniOnists
are preparing to inaugurate another
rebellion. They mean to impeach the
President, and if possible, by force of
arms, usurp the government of the
country. Coming from leading RE
publican" as is Mr.. Raymond, who
has been able to obtain an inside view
of the Radical plot, this announcement
is Of the most startling and alarming
character. Mr.. Raymond declares that
it is the purpose of the Radical rebels
to get up war Of neighborhoods, such
another as the English people fought
out under the distinctions0f the White
and Red Roses. If they should sue
ceedin electing a majority of the next
Congress, this step will certainly be ta-
ken by them as they are determined
to get rid Of the President. Let the
people, therefore, rally to the support
Of the Executive; let every man and
every woman who desire to avert the
calamity of another civil war, take the
field against the Radicals and help 10
put them down atthe baIlot-box. Shall
the history Of thepast four years be re-
peated" Nay, shall neighborhood be
arrayed against neighborhood, family
against family, son against father, in
bloody and deadly Oh! men
OF Pennsylvania, Will you not throw
yourselves between this Radical Con
spiracy and the friends Of law and or
der, and swear that there shall be peace
in the land, even unto its utmost bor-
dprSI
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CHARGE. DEMOCRATS. CHARGE :.

Brothers IN q holy cause!
Freemen, patriots-sons ofiIlustrious
blood
Side by side, hand in Mandarin to
arm, with bold front, let us charge
upon the fanatical element Of our coun-
try, the history it has made.
Shoulder to shoulder
Hearts firm, strong and true
We never will be conquered
BY ii [ Uuion hating crew
Would to God that some men with
the eioquence ofinspiration might now
step forth to rivet home upon the Alb
olitionists of the land the nails they
drove through our national Wainscoat-
ing and paint the tragic history of ne
groism as we have seen it through
years of bloody suffering, and dark
hours for the Republic.
Who are traitors?
Who are the original disuniOnists?
Who are now making war upon the
Government :?
W no are insulting lailen zoe:
Who are they who triie with the
destinies of God-given America, and
seek to cloy their fendish hate on the
mangled corpse Of an attempted Con-
federacy??
Who are the ones who stand up in
the rump Congress and insult the sol
diers who fought the rebellion back o
lis lair, by saying the Union is not re-
stored, and that inbecile gutter-snipe
legislation can do what the powers OF
American soldiers failed to accomplish?
Let these questions be asked those
who wallow with the rump Congress
in its reasonable iniamy rather than
stand like men blythe PRESIDENT III sup
port of the right.
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In san tfanclaco tnc pOnce ha

In San Francisco tnc ponce have
discovered a gang of thieves, the Oldest
Of whom is not over sixteen or seven
teen years Of age, with regularorgan-
ilaHon, who have constructed cavelns
underneath sidewalks in unirequenl,d
localities, in which they burrow, and
from which they construct tunnels %
adjacent stores conveying their stolen
goods thence to the upper air.
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3iartlWare, &c.


GEO. BLYMYER. JOHN r Rry,yrp
~ GORGE BLYMYER & son
having ISn formed a partnership, on the 9th of
Mnrch, 1860, in the
HARDWARE & HOUSE FUR HING
BUSINESS,
respectfully invite the public to their new rooms,
three doors west of the old stand. where thev win
ind an immense stock Of the most splendid goods
ever brought to Bedford county These goods
VIII be sold at the lowest possible prices Persons
deslrous OF purchasing BUILDING HARDWARE
will lind it TO their advantage to give US a call
WHITE LEADING have on hand large
quantity Of White Lead, which we have been for
IHrate to buy little lower than the market rates
Ihe particular brands to which we would invite
attention, are the
Pure BHrk Lp1d
Ltbertg White Lead.
.SHo1o franklin White Leaa.
Wahjngton Wine Lcad
HaShiBgfou Ztpc White Lend,
Ne.0 York White Lead
ALso.-Fyeach Porcelain Finish;
DemQr FarRJsh,
FaTnlSAeY Of al hints.
Flggvesa oil, (pHre.)
IHrgeHttRe ajid AtcOh0i
All kinds Of IRON and NAILS.
No. l CHRYSTAL ILLUMINATING COAL
LAMPS in profusion
We would invite persons warning Saddlery
HaTdWare. to give Us eaV, as we haye every
thing in the Saddlery line. such ~ Bdckles.
Rings, Hames and Webbing Leather Of all kinds;
also variety OF Shoe Findings consisting Of
French Calf skins, Morocco Linings, Bindings.
Pegs. etc.
HousekeepeTs will find at Blymyer & Sons
store great variety Of household goods. Knives
and Fork Of the very best quality; Plated Table
and Tea Spoons at all prices
Give Us call and we can supply yo with Barn
Door Rollers the latest Improvements: Move Scola
Grindstones better than any in e; S1oves
Forks and Spadls.
Grain and Grass Scythes and Suatbes; Fishing
Tackle; Brushes of all kinds; Demi-Joh1 Patent
Wheel Grease, Tar and Whale Oil and eu infinite
variety Of articles
$50 600 WANTED-W ouId like to get it If our
friends wsud let us have it. Less win do but
persons having unsettled accounts viii close them
up TO the first Of March to enable Us 10 close our
old books. This should be done
may4, C. GEO BLYMYER & SON.
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4 gentleman writes that he has found
that immerslng hens in cold water a
few times will cure them of setting
Hens will not return to their nest unit
dry which will give the Eggs time 10
get cold. 1t is seldom necessary to re-
peat the immersion more than once.
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A despatch from Charleston, dated
yesterday, states ,hat on Thursday eve
ming a mutiny bloke out among the
negro troops on EolIy Island which was
not suppressed until one of the mutt
neers was killed and two wounded.
The rest of the mu,ineers were taken
to Charleston under guard.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-08-03

No two human beings were ever
alike eilher,in body or mind. In other
words, nature has been engaged in
making men and women for six thou
sand years without making one that
she thought itworth while to repeat.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-08-03

Judge JelireyS, ofnotorious memory,
pointing with his cane to m W
was about to be tried, said: "rhere is
great rogue at the end Of nay cane.n
The man to whom he pointed, looking
at him, said: :"Atwhich end, my lOrd?"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-08-03

"A man who had deserted from the
Confederate army and hidden in the
Tit Swamp, Florida, recently came out,
having "heard the war was over, and
he wanted to get paroled."
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-08-03

Rev. W. +. Boydkln, a "burnin"
and "shinin' light in the Union par
ty, in YamhiII county, Oregon, re-
Gently dragged and outraged the per-
sons OF two daughters ofa minister in
whose house he was staying, while'de-
livering a series oflectures on Reveia-
lions.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-08-03

The Cincinnati people did not take
kindly to Pixies proposition, and SO
Pike wouldn't build them an Opera
House. Sothe Cincinnatians, like nil
ners sometimes, suffer from Pixies
pique.
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TERMS OF PUBLICATION.

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liberal discount is made to persons advertising
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Attorneys 1T gaW.

Joseph w. TATE, ATTORNEY
u AT Law, BEDFORD, Pa, Will promptly
.fsud to collections of bounty, back pay. &c
ra AT business entrusted to his care in Bedford
r8 gdioining counties.
G,sb advanced on judgments, notes, military
,r3 other claims.
IS for sale Town lots in Tatesville, where q
.ri Church is erected, and where a large School
Hluse shall be built Farms Land and Timber
Lave from one acre to 500 aeres to suit pur
,5a,rrs.
gf,e nearly opposite the 'Mengel Hotel" and
Ink Of Reed & Schell
ArriI s JS66-Iv
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THE other day member Of Con
gress wishing to say, in fine English,
that friend of his had died, told the
House of Representatives, that "his
gentIemanly spirit had winged its way
to its maker"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-08-03

ALL Democrats desire to participate
in the grand victory on the second
Tuesday of October. Hence all will
mt their "shoulders to the Wheel.'
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-08-03

n. J. Warren, bankrupt mer-
chant of Cincinnati committed suicide
on Friday of last week, by jumping
into the Ohio river.
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CAMPAIGN Song.
ITUxE.-1Hars UHat's he Matter

We're on the road our gathers trod'
No more the spy. with treaeherous nod'
Can WELD DespO's cruel rod,
And that's what's the matter
The men whose SANDERS rruud US few,
Who sped, and lied, and m"boed US too'
Can't do just they used to do,
And that's what's the matter
CHcrns :-ThHt's what's the matter.
Their mobs have had to scatter,
When Andy shot. quacks vent 10 pot,
And that's what's the matter
Ia tile Provo scglgwags,
And thieves, who stole our money bags,
Don't want us now. to hist our flags,
And thsts what's the matter
But always to the Union true
Ven uoj desert because they do,
Here goes the old Red. Wbite and Blue,
And chats what's the matter
Choyus: That's what's the matter. &c
Sustain the President they said,
typhoid the Unions dropping befd,
But now they wish that bo were dead,
Aud hats what's The matter
The "Prcsidcpt'' sAqH "be sustained
By faith and loyalty. uufrsned.
Aud Shodly be to Union ehoi"ed,
ana lhHL WHAT'S the AaiteI-
Choyus That's whnts the matter, Sc.
We're for the Union, rs before,
The CoHsii'u and 80 m re.
II e swear the oath old Jackson sWoTe5
And that's what's the matter.
The trai'ornus .Rulnp. if need, must feel,
The Peoples ralb. the Peoples s:eei!
Shey ShzH mt harm the Public Veal,
And that's what's the matter.
Chorus That's what's the matter, &c.
We've heard That's whip in ,Dgress crack,
We've seen he NjS5ers' at his back,
II hates the " hife, AMI loves the Black,
And that's wpat's the matter
But don you hear the White Men Shout
Old Thtd aud Charles are pltH ed cut,
And The great Fifteen have got the goafi
Aud that's lcAat'y the Ht4ttert
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The Treasury Departments estimates
that one-half the fractional currency
in the South is counterfeit. The whole
ofthat at the North is sham, a cheat
and a disgrace.