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Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-28
The Shepherd and his Child.

One day shepherd, on going to his flock,
which were feeding on the higher part OF the
Grampian Mountains, took his little boy with
him, as also his dog. The child was only three
years old. The father left him alone while he
looked after some sheep, when suddenly a thick
fog came on. The anxious father hastened back
to find his child but it was so dark that he
could not see him, and unfortunately he missed
his way. After search of many hours among
the caverns and holes in the mountains he
was overtaken by night. Still wandering on, he
discovered by the light of the moon that he had
reached the bottom of the valley and was within
short distance Of his cottage. He hoped that
the child had gone home; but when be inquired,
he found that his wife had not seen him. To re-
new the search that night was equally fruitless
and dangerous. He was therefore obliged to re-
main where he was, having lost both his child
and his dog, which had attended him faithfully
for years. Next morning, the shepherd, accom-
panied by band of his neighbors, sat out in
search of his child but after a day spent in
fruitless fatigue, they were at last compelled by
the approach of night to descend from the noun
tain. On returning to his cottage, the shepherd
found that the dog, which he had lost the day
before, had been home, and receiving piece Of
cake, had instantly gone off again. For several
days the shepherd renewed the search for his
child, and on returning at evening disappointed
to his cottage, he found that the dog had been
home, and receiving his usual allowance Of
cake, had instantly disappeared. Struck with
this singular circumstance, he remained at home
one day, and when the dog, as usual departed
with his cake, he resolved to follow him, and
find out the strange conduct. The dog led the
way to waterfall, at some distance from the
spot where the shepherd had left his child. The
shepherd, stepping, from crag to crag, crossed
the roaring stream. The dog at last disappeared
into cave, the mouth of which was almost on
level with the torrent The shepherd with diff
Guilty followed; but, on entering the cave, what
were his emotions when he beheld his little boy
eating with much satisfaction the cake which the
dog had just brought him, while the faithful ami
NAL stood by watching his young master with
love and pleasure in his look.
From the situation in which the child was
found it appears that be had wandered to the
brink of the precipice, and then either fallen or
scrambled down till he reached the cave, which
the dread of the torrent had afterwards prevented
him from quitting. The dog by means of his
scent, had traced him to the spot, and afterwards
prevented him from starving by giving up to him
his daily allowance. He appears never to
have quilted the child by day night, except
wher it was necessary to go for his food, and
then he was always seen running at full speed to
and from the cottage. e.--Harper's Sagacity Of
Animdls.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-28

PRESENTLY, it will be once more the custom to
inquire the way to California.-Sacramento Bee
That's truth which will be continually prov
ing itself after the present year has passed. if not
within it. When the Montana excitement has
fairly passed, and the surplus population thereof
is obliged to hunt permanent abiding place,
California will begin to be in demand again.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-28

Pass IN YoUR CHEcKs.-Page Bacon, the
broken bankers, propose through Bett Priest,
of St. Louis, No., to pay their creditors twenty
per cent of the amount of their claims for re.
ceipt in full. Their California creditors will
doubtless gladly avail themselves Of the oppor'
tunity to take that amount.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-28

The Journal tells of severe shock (not earth
quake) which was experienced at Yreka about
fortnight since. 1t came from the direction of
Washington, and set all the Copperheads in town
oscillating, vibrating, plunging, rearing and
bucking, cursing and swearing. They had not
recovered their equilibrium at last accounts.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-28
WEEKLY TRINITY JOURNAL.
Court Terms i'm Trinity.

Dfsfrfef Cosrf-Hon. Ephraim Garter, Judge: A. J.
Loo,nis clerk Second Monday in April August and DE-
County fosrt-Hon. John Murphy judge: A. ! Ioo.
mis- clerk First Monday in January March, Nav july Sen
tember and November. '.'' 0'p-
mis-, clerk. Fourth Monday in each month.
80 noara Or Snpercfsors.-A.G G. Price, chairman; g. R.
Short and r. n Davidson First Monday IN Feruarv
August and November. -
NO attention Will be paid to communications for
publication In the JOURNAL unless they accompanied by
the real name Of author This merely required guard
us against imposition
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-28

DEsrERApors BEHEADEp.-The Denver City Ga
sette says that Charles Harrison and Park Nc
Clure, secession desperados who formerly infest-
ed Denver, were recently captured and beheaded
By Indians near Santa Fe.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-28

Equally DEFIAHr.-One of the pithiest SEN
tences uttered in these times was that OF Senator
Nye, in q recent speech. he said :" These
prominent Southern people, five years ago, dehed
the Government to keep them in the Union now
they defy the power of the Government to keep
them out of the Union p'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-28

The French steamer Labouehere was wrecked
on a rock of Point Reyes early last week. The
disaster occurred in the same vicinity in which
the Oregon md Northerner went down years ago.
The Ld6ouchere is total wreck.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-28
PETITION IN INSOLVENCY.

IN THE COUNTY COURT, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF TRINITY, STATE OF CALIFORNIA:
In the matter Of the application or W1n. y.
WtaUsr, an xssOIreHt Debtor.
DURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE HON.
i John Murphy, county Judge in and for said
county, notice is hereby given to all the credit
ors of said insolvent W. J. Weaver, to be and
appear before the Judge of said Court, at the
court room of said Court, in the town of Wea-
verville, county and State aforesaid, on
Monday, the 7th day of May,
A.. D., 1866, at 10 o'clock, A. N. of that day, then
and there to show cause, if any they can, why
the prayer of said insolvent should not be grant
ed, an assignment of his estate be made, and he
be discharged from his debts and liabilities, in
pursuance of the statute in such case made and
provided, and in the meantime all proceedings
against the said insolvent be stayed.
Given under my hand and the seal of said
LIS. Court this 7th day Of March, 1866.
A. J. LOOMS, County Clerk.
WILLIAMS FELTER, Attys for Petitioner.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-28

GELsros.-rhe Union says additional forger-
ies to the amonnt Of over FIVE Thousand dollars,
perpetrated by II. E. GeIsion, have been discoy.
ered- At last accounts he was in New York.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-28

THs telegraph brings word that Gen. Meade
and Staff have gone to Eastport, Maine, it is sup
posed to look after the Fenians.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-28
Bilious Maladies, &C., &c
Dyspepsia. Diarrhea. Weakness, &C.


The terrible bodily and mental pangs which characterize
Dyspepsia at mitgsted BY the Pills Diarrhoa'
constipation headache physical prosrato nervous ire
mors hot hushes spasms affections Of the kidneys memoir
roids piles, and in fact all internal complaints from
arising give way before the sauary influence
this Extraordinary remedy As specific for dyspepsA
disorders with it, growing out OF M
pills always relied when other medeane
and mode of treatment has utterly failed.
HolloWAyis PILLS ARE THE BEST REMEDY Known IN
THE WORLD ron the FOLLOWING DISEASES
Asthma Bowel Complaints Coughs Colds Chest Diseases
costiveneB, Dyspepsia, DiArrhoca Dropsy' Deoiy
and Agse, Female Complaints Headache indseston In
duenxa Inflammation, Inward Weakness Liver
Lowness Of Spirits, Piles Stone and Gravel seeonoary
symptoms venereaI Affections, Worms Of all kinds.
CautfOn!
II the reader Of this notice" cannot get box Of Pills
or from the drug in his place. let him write
To me enclosing the amount and will mail box free
pen,e Many will keep medicine hand be-
cause they make much prot a. other
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,,d Lnor are discernabe Wdtermdrk In every leaf
of the book OF directions ech same NAV be
plainly seen BIZ Aodiag tie Leaf The light handsome
reward will given ering such information
Is may lead detection Of party parties counter
ens the medicines vending the same knowing them "a
be spurious
Sold at the mandatory Of Professor HOLLOWAY %
Maiden Lane New York. aud BY all respectable Druxeists
and Medicine Throughout the United States and
the civilized world In boxes at IS 90 cents and 81
each. - $50 u. -
n There cousdsrabs sasing BY taking the larg,
asss. t5ve1yY.
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THE following clever little reminder was clip
ped from the Dramatic Chronicle some time since,
with intent to publish. It has lost none of its
truth and goodness by the delay:]
Caveat, JohnsonI
IAuaKNcHfs.
Take carei Andrew johnson, take care
Betray not The hopes of the Nation
Like Lion, she bnks in her lair
Leaving you on the sentinel's station.
Four years she has waded thro' blood
Even yet her hot armor is steaming;
-Four more shall her sword cIeave the food
II her God ask further redeeming
Oh think Of the patriots slain
Oh think Of the hearts have been strickeni
Great Godl is the sacrifice vain
That else will humanity sicken
Times coursers may never 60 back;
Gods Truth may be slow, but is certain
America looms 10 the track
or the Nations; and God holds the curtain
Then let our whole duty be done:
Nor our hand from the ploughshare be taken
The cause that's nobly begun.
In Gods name, let It not be forsaken
Beware, Andrew johnson, bewareI
Awake not the wrath of the Nation,
Like Lion. she blnks in her lair
One spring. and you're hurled from your station.
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EsTABLIsH HE'D 1851.
78
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These Mighty Healers, World Known ant
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The Of sterling medicinal to meet the ills and
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from mineral and other deleerious particles
all medicine ushered into the world:
HoLowAYs PILLS have become the HOUSEHOLD
of all nations Their attribute is to PREVENT well
as CURE they attack the of the complaint
and thus by removing the hidden of disease renvg
and the dropping energies of the system assist
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-28
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The history Of these Remedies is the wonderful
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internal disease exists the disinfecng searching
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-28
DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH

Are the Of the deadest maladies. Their effect
to vtiae all fluids of the body and to send poisoned
stream through all the channels of circulation Now what
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uatc the liver bring the relaxed rrtated stomach into
natural condition. and acting through the secretve ogan
UPON ITSELF change the state Of the system from
sickness health, by exercising simultaneous and whole
some effect upon all its parts and functions
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-28
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This is not history written by man, derived
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alton of testimonials from the sick of counryan
mpeachabe record the like of which has been adduc
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-04-28
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