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UyHIS CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS EN-
loved on this coast an uninterrupted success
Of fourteen years and has become one of the
renowned Hospitals of the age What the cele-
brated Lock Hospital is to London, and the no
less renowned establishment of Ricord to Paris,
this Institute has become to the Pacific Coast
The thousands annually received and cured place
it in point of number of patients among the
very first of the world, and the success OF Its
treatment ranks it second TO none
PRIVATE DISEASES IN MALES and IK-
IRREGULARITIES IN FEMALES the great
destroyers of health. They insduously attack
the system and gradually undermine and destroy
il; they drive the bloom from the cheek, the
lustre from the eye, the strength and vigor from
the frame; they give to the world puny and
diseased offspring, and poison, through success
sive generations of the race of man. The marks
can be seen in Scrofula, Consumption, Cripples,
the Idiotic the Paralytic, the Insane, ETC.
There is no more terrible scourge to the human
race than those diseases arising from the con-
tamination of Venerial Poison. The mildest
forms, by retreating to the blood, hold ever over
the one afflicted, the sword of destruction that
is liable at any moment to fall and blight-to
utterly destroy-all earthly hopes.
MERCURY, recognized as the most fatal medi-
cal enemy to man, combining with the Venerial,
doubles his dangers. Those who have been
treated with that pernicious mineral poison are
not cured; the disease has only assumed a new
form.
Do not be satisfied with Partial Cures,
that leave the poison to crawl through the sys-
tenn, eating its way into the tissues and organs
beneath the apparently smooth surface, to burst
out in the future with q virulence that will
battle the effects of medicine. WHEN PERFECT
CURES can be obtained by consulting a physi-
clan whom long practice and thorough investi-
cation into causes of DISEASES of the URINA-
RY ORGANS enables to determine at once the
nature of the disease.
In all diseases entrusted to the Doctors care,
PERFECT, SPEEDY and PERMANENT
Cures are Always Guaranteed,
In Syphilis and its adjuncts Gonorrhea and its
accompanying diseases all disorders of the
Bladder, Kidneys and PROSTATE; Seminal Weak
ness Diseases of the Heart and Lungs Dys-
pepsia Indigestion, Impotency; Insipient Con-
sumption, and all diseases of the urinary organs,
in either sex, always warranted OR NO
! PAY REQUIRED at the PRIVATE
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Hoard or SnperrfsOrs.-A. G. Price, chairman; s.
short and r. n Davidson First Monday in February, May
August and November
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"ov. GiRBs, OF Oregon, is intensely sound on
the all absorbing topics of the day. and will be
power in the defence of the right, in our sister of
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E8 No attention will be paid to communications sent fol
publication in the JOURNAL unless they are accompanied by
the real of the author This merely required guart
against imposition.
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CAN BE FOUND IN
HOllOWay'S Pills
HOllOway'S Ointment!

The history of these great Remedies is the wonderful
medical revelation that the world has known. 1t estab
fishes aimportant fact that and in
HR SHAPE internal disease exists the dsincctng searching
healing properties of the Pills fully equal to its sub
lection and cure, and that, with the Ointment they
The Great Ambassadors of Health to
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These Mighty Healers, World Known an
World Tried, are a B0On TO the Sick.

of aserling medicinal to meet the ills and
sites suffering portion of humanity and entirely
mineral and other deeterou particles
felt till all powerful medicine ushered into the world;
HoLLowAYs INVALUABLE PILLS have become the
REMEDY all nations Their attribute is to well
they attack the R,Dx OR ROOT of the complaint
and thus removing the hidden of disease renv-
the dropping energies of the SYSTEM assist
.nf1. md
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Ambassadors of Health to
all Man kind.

This is not history written by derived
the experiences of nation 1t consists of compl-
testimonials from the sick of
record the like of which has been aduc-
cd discovery invention since time began
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WEEKLY TRINITY JOURNAL.
Court Terms In Trinity.

Dfsfrfef COsrf-Hon. Ephram Garter, Judge: A. ].
Loomis clerk Second Monday in April, August and De-
cember.
County Cosrt-Hon. John Murphy, Judge; A. j. Loo
ms First Monday in January March, May July, Sep
tember and November.
Probate C0Hrf.-Hon John Murphy Judge; A. j. Loo
mis-, clerk Fourth Monday in each month.
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BE 1T UNDERSTOOD,
Bilious MaIadies. &c. &c.

That the above statements all times be vereied by
the written testimony extending through quarter
turyl Of tens Of thousands of unmpeachabIe Witnesses
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DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH

of the deadest maladies Their effect
to vtiate fluids of the body send poisoned
through all the channels of circulation
operation of the Pills? They cleanse the bowels
uate the bring the relaxed stomach into
condition. and acting through the secreve
Upon THE change the of the system from
sickness health by exercising simultaneous and whole
some effect upon all its parts and functions.
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Woman in all her Diffic ultfes

invited test the regulating and powers
this harmless but effective preparation. At the epochs
life in which the female system undergoes the in
portant and critical changes the Pills will prove positive
safeguard against evil consequences They also
recommended specific in every disorder to which fe
males exclusively subject.
RE 1t INDER STOOD
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NO CURE, NO PAY !

NJ Consultation by letter otherwise, FREE For d-
rection of letters, below.
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ESTABLISHED IN THE CITY OF SACRAMENTO IN 1855
AND REMOVED TO SAN FRANCISCO IN 1850, 70
THE EXPRESS PURPOSE OF AFFORDING AN ASl
LUM TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH CHRONIC AN
VENERIAL DISEASES, AND FOR THE
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News-Dealers and Book Sellers,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Q the Deb,iltated aud tho Decrcp-

TO the DebiIifated aud b DecreP-
id.-FOr gsnsraf dsbiFity and exhaustion Of the
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sufferer out Of the Slough Of DsspOnd, and recruit
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An old farmer in the Valley of he Monougahela
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operation Of your Bitts.s upon me to nothing but
the effect Of q rain after a long dry rpen in tie
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In fact, it is a much sa'er and siref cc+s,ai for
the aurserv than anything advertised specially
for that purpose. jyI6
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BASE BASE BALL MAToH.-Those inter
ested in base ball matters will remember
the score of the fine match game played at
Willoughby on the Fourth BY the "Athlet-
ics," of gainesville, and the Willoughby
Base Ball Club" the latter being the victor
by six points. The return match came of
on Wednesday afternoon, on the Fair
Grounds at gainesville, and resulted in ia
vor of the Athletic Club by a score of 6I to
p. The game was opened at 81 P. N,
Willoughby winning the choice of innings
snd taking the field. The ground, though
wet and slippery at first, was soon in good
condition, and in every way favorable to $
fair trial of skill. The athletics" led OF
with a score Of IL at the:6rst innings, and
sustained themselves well, Willeughby play
ing nervously until the seventh and eighth
innings, when they recovered themselves
and did some line batting.
kThe batting of the Athletic Club was ex-
cellent and would have done honor to an
older organization. In respect 10 fielding
the playing Of the clubs was very nearly
equal.
hTbe u,o-o =. =. c,Ilo-
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sTElsa aBasF 4s-lry
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z 81 TELEGRAPH.
OUR mIDNIGHr M&RKEr REPORT

Especial Dispatch 70 Western AssOcisteS Pre-s
- NEW ToRK, July 10.
! Gold closed quietly at 15gs1@15oH. Cash sol,
has beeu loaned fat to-day.
EXCHANGE.
Exchange is quiet at lo9g1O91s for brokers
bills.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
Government bonds were dull this afternoon.
The following are the closing quotations 1a
Skies Of 81 registered 1c9H@1JsZ so s Of 81
IO93s9lO9Z; do Of -, registered IO56IO51<;
$50 coupons 81 10 S<dIU7; do Of GA I05LdlO5L;
do. IS lO519lO5H; lilo coupons registered eSI
999' do coupons coupons 999S9k; August 7-3s
lO356SlSH;J June do. i0356@nsB- ~
RAILWAY STOCKS.
The market was strong at the last open beard.
At the four o'clock open Board the following
were the quotations ?
Canton So; Cumes rlaDd CoaI Co 4GSa4L .
Quick silver 49A@S01%; New York Central 1051s
@lOs5z; Erie 65ka655S: Hudson Riser 7li61<d
lI513- Reading llOz@ll0z; Michigan Southern
s39ssZ; Cleveland and Pittsburgh sl5SasIZ.
PETROLEUM AND MINING sHAEEs
s Bennehon Run rs; United States 775.
Mining stocks-Bsnton 1851 DoWnievills Y;
New York Gold 1ls Smith a Par 900.
DRY GOODS.
The following were he quotation reported at
the Dry Goods Exchange, jObber's prices
Brown Sheetings-Amoskeag IS; do. D q; APP
pleton A "A.
sheesings aud shirtings-Bleached Am skeaz
III; do. A 321z; Androscroggin S2z- Ballon : Son
81 Anthony ManufactuIipg Co. 27L.
Drosn d ins-Rcot NILS &c; Globe p Massa-
chnsetfs 2
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of the Clearing House yesterday it was de-
cided to return to the old rates of par buy
ing and ITO premium selling which are
noW-the rates.
In the general markets we can report no
essential change, trade being very mod
crate. Flour continues steady, with 9 hir
trsds dsnand. There was more inquiry fcT
Spring Wheat to-day, and the market was
steady at 81 90; Winter red is neglected.
Corn is firm, bat quiet Oats are in moder-
ate request, prices ruling a little irregular
hut without important change. Provisions
continue firm at previous quotations. sad .
good steady trade demand is maintsined for
citv meats. Butter is quiet and steady.
Cheese is dull sad unchanged. Eggs are
lower. HighSines are srU, with a fair dc,
mand P.trols,,u sill rules very DALI and
in the main nominal. rhAiL
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wnA1 NEr YoRkEas TnINk o. o.

WHAr NEv YoRKERs THINK OF Us.-A
correspondent in the New York World thus
sees Cleveland
Among the numerous thriving cities of
the West, Cleveland, with its broad and
handsome streets, attracts the travellers
attention and should he ascend the hill
from the depot, to breakfast, dine, or sup at
the Kennard or Weddell House, he must
surely be Induced to stay long enough to
"see the town" Superior street, wide, and
with handsomely built stores Monumental
Park, containing the statue of the immor-
tai Perry, whose deeds of valor even the late
war eau never obliterate: Euclid avenue,
tkeF Fifth avenue of the city, with its ele-
CANT and stylish residences, surrounded
with gardens and grass-plots; Bond street,
running from Euclid avenue to Lake Erie;
Lake street, with its splendid Marine Hos
pital; kinsman avenue, on which are sit
uated the Orphan Asylum, Cemetery, and
lager beer gardens; and Ontario street, the
market street, are unsurpassed in beauty,
aud equalled only by few cities.
A stranger in the Forest City, inheriting
with my earliest beverage the peculiar trait
which distinguished the source from which
l drew my infant liquid r~ations, / found
myself, early one morning, doing" the
markets of Cleveland. With the exception
of a few boards raised over the heads of
some ambitious butchers Of animal flesh,
there are no elegant and Clearly structures
like the Fulton and Washington markets
which adorn tie City of New York; but for
mere than a half q mile on Ontario street,
wagons bringing meats, vegetables, pro-
duce, and stores IN general, from the coun-
try, are backed up to the street, side by
side, and from little stands in the rear. on
the sidewalk, the industrious vendors sup
ply the hungry and needful people. Every !
thing. from a pig 70 a peek of peas. or a |
shouker OF mutton TO a shoe-string, can be
had lot greenbacks and stamps, and the
crowd who thTong the streets cannot but
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FIsANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
TuunspAy EyEyIye. July 10.

THURSDAY EVENING, July 10.
The Gold market was stronger to-day,
though the supply seems to be abundant, as
Indicated by the fact that loans were made
d" fiat" without interest. Tho frmer feel
ing, however, is doubtless induced by the
impression that the next new from Europe
will be less favorable to q cessation of hos
%tilities. The price closed this afternoon at
15Os@I5OA.
The New York market for Government
securities is very quiet, but prices to-day
were steady and without material change.
Later advices from Europe are expected to
be more favorable 70 American securities,
and the tone Of The market is pretty firmly
maintained upon this anticipation. r75
In this market coin and Governments
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The prompt and impartial decisions of the

The eoIcred citizens Of Warren, Trumbull
county, Ohio, viii hold a celebration at the
Playground in Warren ON Wednesday,
August the 1st 1866. Orators of the day
Hon. John NJ. Langston, of Ober1in; D. S
Bruce, Of Jefferson county, Ohio; Il. n.
Rankin, Of Memphis, Tennessee Rev
Robert A. johnson, of Cleveland, Chaplain.
Half fare tickets viii be sold on the Maho-
ntng &Great Western Railroad, from Cleve-
land, Youngstown, Meadville, Akron and
Ravenna to Warren. Tickets good for the
LIT and ID. July 7o-sS5
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NEW ADVERTIsEmENTs

Felton 4 BigeloW-Local Notice.
DaIlcy's ealvsnis Horse sAlve-LocaI Notice.
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Crestline Boute-Chsnge of Time.
Leader 0ffce-Greenbacks Lost.
G. DEMONSTRATING,
DR.. E. G.. AlIen-dedicAl Notice.
W. E Bond-sporting Boat.
CowIes & Co Gold Headed Canes
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PTr~TsBuRsB, July I9-I15 R.n.
The oil market took an upward turn, and sales
were more liberal. Sa'eJ of Refined in bond reach
9. 500 bbIs, as follows 24eO bbIs, Philadelphia De
cembcr. at Az 1000 bbIs, PhiIadslPhiA Novem-
Der, at 4IHc; $500 bbls, Philadelphia September,
at 59@4Oc 800 bbls, Philadelphia August. at 3sc ;
1000 bbls free on cars here during October at 35c.
Crud more IA cied. Sales $500 bbls bulk, Au-
gust aud september delivery, at l2Le; 1901 bis
Grc,n County oil, including packages, at 1sc.
Sales 100 bbls Tar 1t 500.
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yoTa NarN%%IaIy 10.

II" " . ~
~Cor7os-tesdy. Sales at 3e9lsc for middiing
~PF1oTk-taaa lower Moderate demand, ehilHy
to supply tbp loo Il trade.
sor sStrs ro@Sa hsop ohio; s9,09@IS,xS for
trade traDds. Gosing dull.
/ w HIsKY-Q1sa- sales at &,SeS2,e5 for west
I eTn sud state.
SIS Of nsw No 1 MIlEaukee 1t S2,l5-
RYE-Heavy aBd lONer. Sales at 9}e.
| BARLEH-Dull. HfEF
| BARLEY MALf-Qu1tt
Cozs-S sady aud y for demand.
Sales at S30s3hc fot nnsound new mixed vest
era; S4dSS4c Tor -0und d"
OkfsNHesyy. Sal AT S095le for Chicago; s.
for milwaukee.
' WooL-Quist. Sales AZ 5n@5Io for stste and
trtu de- cs; sI@ssc for uuwashel; 57kc for
-. aud California on pris ate terms.
pdhea, More active.
AJ0fFs> lore active. Sales at lc549lJZc for
4 spdARN 10; Hayane lSe-
s gEE~.0s ( ,s1ss > crude, and '7ea'o for re-
sE sSlG !, S y ad AZ.
sales at S3f, Ia<asf.I ~ old mess. t2T,5o
1t 1915 cash; SIS, 0N29,7y ~. new mess, Tor
as. {. ter rrinsi Also go DIN
Si1,s7% "a
sales At sf5S,oo@2t,5O for lee pan hSss~,N
S9i,5O@24,t0 for new extra msss. .
81 81. s.1 i5zsis11s S0r .hourdor.. and f5lssss
for hams.
Baoos-Dull.
LARD-Heayy. Sales al fSa2 r.
BUTTER-Quist. Sales st ~g57 iSr Ohio, ana
F2T940c for state. /
0aEEsK-Dun. Sales at 692Ic.
FREIstIs 10 LIyERPooL-A shade hrnier. I
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HogEs WITHOUT HANDS. By Rev. J.. G.
Wood, NJ. A., with designs ly Key1 and
E. Smith. New York: Harper a Bro.
1866.
This volume is a most valuable addition
to our works on natural history 1t CON
tains a description of animals classed &C
cording to their principle of construction
Beginning with the simplest and most
Ratsrat form; namely, d burrow in the
ground, it proceeds in the following order:
2nd. The creatures which suspend their
homes in the air. 81, Those that are real
builders, forming their domicils of mud,
stones, sticks and similar materials. 4th.
Those which niaks Gheir Installations be-
meath the surface of the water, whether
salt or fresh. 5th. Those which dwell in
communities. 9Th. Those which are para
site upon animals or plants. 18th. Those
which build on branches. The last chapter
treats of misceliaula. In ali these classes
a definite order has been preserved, the
mammaiia having the precedence. The
same system has been followed throughout
So as 10 give the reader a clear and definite
idea of the subject.
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Miss Fisher commenced Thursdays exer-
cises by questioning a class on the Princi-
Piles OF Buffers Analogy, which was fol-
lowed by the reading Of compositions. At
eleven o'clock the. orators of the day,
trustees, teachers, pupils, friends, former
graduates and citizens formed in procession
at the Seminary, and, headed by the excel
lent Madison Brass Band, marched to fine
grove a quarter of a mile distant. The pro-
cession consisted Of several hundred per
sons, and formed an imposing and beautiful
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