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Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-09-14
FRENCH MEDICAL OFFICE

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MEDICINE THE FACULTY of PARI>. GnADU,rE OF
UNIVERSITY QU: Ms COLLEGE. PHYsI>
JoHNs BAPTI-rE SocrE1r OF SAN Francisco.
DR. PERRAULT has pleasure inform patients. and
seeking confidential medical advice that he be
suited daily his Office ''Armory Hall" Building. North
East Montgomery and Sacramento streets San Fran
CISCO Rooms No 10 and H. first floor stairs entrance
from either Montgomery Sacramento streets
DIR. PERRAULTS studies have been exclusively de-
voted the the forms Nervous and Phys
cal Debility the results of injurious habits acquired in youth
which usually terminate in impotence and sterlity and
maneny induce all the concomitants Of old age. Where
nfrmty exists involving the happiness of life and
that O Others and morality dictate the necessity
its removal for it is fact a premature decline Of the Wig
of manhood matrimonial unhappines compulsory single
life in the germ OF which is
planted in early life and the bitter fruit tasted long after
ward. Patients lang under this complaint will complain
sions. pains and head memory
sight discharge from the uethra on the stool making
ideas clou'led and there is disncinaon
tend to business to reading writing the
Vertigo and that sight and hearing weakened sleep dis
turbed by dreams melancholy signing papitatins.
ings coughs and slow fever while have
matte pain and numn-ss "f the body. most
feren parts Of the body Patients suffering from s i dis %
should apply mcdately to DH. PEiEAUT either
by letter. he will Seminal
Emissions and Impotence in -ix to eight weeks
Patients suffering from Yeneria diseases in any stage
GnuorrIea elect Structures Bul Ulcers Cut,uee. Ernp
tions. ETC. will be- treated successfully All Syphiitic
Mrrcuria Taints entirely removed from the system.
Dr.. PEREAuLTs diplomas are in his office where pa
not to know everything to everyb"y. but d.
claim that in all cas- taken under treatment fulfill
promises. We particularly request those who have tried
baed doctor and that advertised physician till ou
and discouraged tn call upon
Low charges and quick
Ladies suffering from complaint incidental their
sex, can consult the doctor with the assurance of relief
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"FATHER," said little fell, after having
apparently reflected upon something " | shan't
senG you any of my W. dding-cake when l get
married. Why not % was the inquiry
" Because answered the young hopeful, "you
didn't send me any Of yours :"
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE
NEW REEEDIEs! NEW REMEDIES!
DIR. GIBBONS DISPENSARY,
6I6 Esarney sfress,

CORN Err COMMERCIAL SAN fkAN-
cisco established in 1854. for the treat
ment Of Sexual and Seminal diseases
such As Gunurrhea. elect. structure
syphilis in all its FIRMS. Seminal Weak
ness. Impotency. etc. Skin diseases to'
ears standing, and liberated Legs. sue
-.s-fully treated.
DOCTOR GIBBoN has the pleasure
j; announcing that he has returned to
his State. after an absence II one year.
luring which time he has visited all
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CoNvUBIAL.-A Bo ;ton plper administers the
following snub: "A local correspondent asks
when is The best time to marry. If you must
add 10 the fits. good sir, the hest time is when
you can. Arrange with congenial female zany
and po in "
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-, SaRAH-SAprSG ExrRA.-Vake, lady, wake =
Inc moon is high, the twinkln' stars are BEAM
In while now and then across the sky a meteor
are streaming Wake. Sally, wake , and look on
hr-avake, Squire Nutbins daughter If I'll
threw that water y Wy so'A ~
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% ~ rtH; ntSA'Iwe take pleasure in announcing
10 10, 'ae paohs that Mr.. VIM Herdle. lare of Trim
r. He;,h, 9euhs, mas formed copartuership with Mr..
Santa Cru- Tsnss en ioa' street.
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Among the many strange things occurring in the
year of our Lord, eighteen hundred and sixty
seven, the Adrian (Michigan) Times furnishes
and vouches for the following
The train from the West on a recent afternoon
brought to this ciry Chicago gentleman and
his wife. They stopped at one Of our hotels,
and the next morning after their arrival the
gentleman announcing business in the
country, intimated his intention of proceeding
to transact it, and asked his wife to accom-
plny him. But this Madame declined to do,
Pleading as an excuse a severe headache. Pro-
curing horse and buggy, the gentleman started
for the country, desiring to see man who
sides about eight miles from the city, and in
tending to he absent most of the day
Soon after the departure of her lord. Madame
far recovered herself as to be able to write
note and dispatch it to ii certain gentleman in
this city, who is somewhat notorious for his gall
lantries. We suppress names for obvious rea-
sons. The recipient soon found time to call on
the fair writer at her room. But comes the
startling denuuement
The husband of the invalid at the hotel, soon
after leaving the city, met the gentleman he was
In search of, thus precluding the necessity of
going the whole distance to his house, and came
back some hours sooner than he expected.
lie went immediately to his ROOM being natural
ly anxious after his wife's health. The door was
ioN Nheu, anu the only effect OF his Knock was
somewhat irregular and suspicious commotion
in the interior of the apartment In n low tone
but one that admitted of misunderstanding
he demanded that the door h. opened Madam.
attired in snowy robe de NUT, as he had left
her. opened the door, and the husband entered
At the first glance there no sign of any other
inmates of the apartment. But the husband was
not to be deceived by appearances and SION
from under the he'd he fiShed pair of boots,
certainly not his. With no signs of anger he
inquired of Madam from whence they came. Of
course she did not know, they must have been
left there by some former occupant of the apart
ment Now gentlemen are not accustomed to
leave good boots in their vacated apartments,
and this our Chicago husband knew ward
robe c.ught his eye, and opening the door he
discovered-the owner of the boots, our fellow
citizen who beside being minus his boots, was
en- dishabLle in several other important particu-
lars.
Under such trying circumstances many men
would have lost their temper, and little scene
in which pistols play prominent part might
have ensued. But long residence amid the
christianizinc influences of Chicago had rem
dcrpd this injured husband superior 10 such eh-
ulitions of anger. Dress Yourself sir, said
he TO the gentleman in the wardrobe, g. and we II
60 and tnke drink. Probably under the same
circumstances should have acted as you have.
Mary Ito his wiie). pack your trunk, and be
ready to leave on the next train for the west
Go home to your parents. | never wish to see
you again.
So said, done. He carried ont the pro-
gramme to the letter. Many men are incapable
of such superlative self-control
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-09-14

Their penetrating properties stimulate the
vital activities of the bdy the distractions Of
purify the blood and expel disease They purge
the foul humors Which breed and grow dsemper stimulate
sluggish dorlered into their natural action and
impart healthy tone with strength to the whole system.
Not only do they the complaints of everybody
but also formidable and dangerous Diseases While they
duce powerful effects they the time. in diminish
Doses the safest and best phyc that be employed for
children Being sugarcoated they pleasant to take;
being purely vegetable risk Of HARM
Cures been made which belief they not
such exalted position and character
forbid the suspicion of untruth Many eminent clergy
and their to certify to the
public the remedies while Others have sent
their conviction that Preparations
immensely the relief Of afflicted suffering
fellow
The Agent below il pleased TO furnish GRATIS
American Almanac containing directions fr the and
Costiveness Bilious Complaints. rheumatism, Dropsy
Heartburn Headache arising from foul stomach Nausea In
digestion " d naction Of the Bowels and Pains arising
Flatulency Loss Of Appetite all Diseases which
require medicine. They also by purifying the
blood stimulating the system complaints
which would be supposed they could reach such
Deafness Partial Blindness Neuralgia and Nervous lrra
blity Derangenents the Liver and Kidneys Gou and
kindred complaints arising from low Of the
. body. cr obstruction Of its functions.
by unprirciped dealers with other
which they make profit Demand AYERS
The sick the best aid there is for
them and they should have il.
Prepared by j. c. AVER Co. Lowell Mass and sold by
NJ OBEEDEENEE. Weavervilie. CRANE BRlGiI AN and
r. II. MCDONALD Co.. San Francisco. 26:isa
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Tuscan Springs.
Tehama Co, Cal.
J. C. BRADLEY p-;...
THESE SPRINGS ARE PLEAS.

A THESE SPRINGS ARE PLEAS.
|" antly situated in picturesque valley,
about seven miles from Red Bluff The
buildings have been thoroughly repair
ed and visitors will find all the comforts of
home. well as the health-giving virtues of the
waters.
The most eminent physicians of San Francis
co and the State after careful analysis Of the va.
ters, pronounce them to be the
Best Mineral Waters in the United States!
and this opinion is verified by THOUSANDS Of per-
sons who have been cured of chronic diseases,
after ha wing tried in vain the best medical advce
For chronic diseases of all kinds, Rheumatism,
Scrofua, Nervous complaints, Dyspepsia, Indi-
geston, Skin diseases. Uterine affections, and
the diseases of females these rdfers infaIiabe
The charges moderate, and every attention
will be afforded to promote the comfort of invs-
lids For further information apply to DR.. R. A.
Thomas Weaverville DR.. A. B. Goss, Hay Fork,
or address j. L. BRADLEY, ked Bluff
Tuscan Springs, April 20, 1866. l5.tf
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FE.N.sLE .n0.N'TNLY. PILLS.
DR.. PERRAULT is the only Agent in California for
DIR. BRIOT'S FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS

Their immense sale established their repuation as
female remedy unapproached and far in advance every
other medicine for Suppression and Irregularities
distractions ill females On the receipt of Five Dollars
these Pills will be by mail express any part Of
the world from curiosity damage.
Persons distance be cured at home by address,
ing letter to DR. j. PERRAULT, Sacramento and
Montgomery Rooms Nos. IL and H. g73
Post Oce San Francisco. stating the mnutely as
possible general habits of living occupation etc. ETC.
All communications confidential. 3252t.
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SETTLE! SETTLE! )!

,r PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
a ;ndah,ed TO the 6rm of Kelton L Kellogg,
-. - of Mapsanita Flat, Trinity River, are re-
nuested to settle their accounts before the
First Day of August Next,
.nd all accounts unpaid at that date will be
ni.ced in the hands Of oar attorney for IMxEDl-
ATE collection.
KELTON 4 KELLOGG.
Douglas City Jane IA, 1857. 7w23
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UNION INSURANCE COMPANY
OF SAN FRANCISCO.
Nos. 416 and 4Is CaIifornia Street.
Losses Promptly and Equitably Adjusted
and paid in GOLD COIN.
DIR Z C TO R 8 i:

j. MORA MOSS, BENJAMIN BREWSTER,
LANES OTIS. LLOYD TEyIS
WM r. BARRON, TH0S. H. SELBY
j. G. KITTLE, NICHOLAS LUNING
JOS. A. DONOHOE, join PARROTT,
NJ j. VCONNOR. ]. UNDERHILL
J. FRIEDLANDER, NJ. D. SwEENY,
MOSES HELLER c. n. FELTEN,
LAFAYETTE MAYNARD, | JAMES PHELAN
CHAS L. Low. GUSTAvE TOUCHARD.
JACOB SCHOLLE, MICHAEL CASTLE,
JAMES DOW. NICHOLAS LARGO,
JOSEPH SELLER, n. @. KITTLE.
L. H. ALLEN. WIN. C. TALBOT
WM HOOPER PATRICK McARAN,
C. TEMPLE EMMET, GEO. c. JOHNSON,
JOS. BRANDENSTEIN. CALEB T. FAY,
B. + HASTINGS. Sacramento
L. CUNNINGHAM and WM SMITH, Marysville
GUSTAvE TOUCHARD.....-...... .......... President
CHARLES D. HAVEN Secretary
2to. d. e. GORDON, Agent at weaverville.
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AYERS CATHARTIO PILLS

ARE THE MOST PERFECT PURGATIvE
which We are able To produce or which we
think has ever yet been made by any body.
Their effects have abundantly shown to the
community how much they excel the ordi-
nary medicines in use. They are safe and
pleasant to take. but powerful to cure
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.


Dr. DoHERTY is skillfu physician honorable ge,
,I.man ANY he max his patients he il srs
m tufI That fact is Of his success
in his profession II is I tunate that among the many
verfsng hysicans there IL who depended
Rerisr.
DOHERTYS reputation as physician is a suficiens
guarantee for the Of he
DoHEKTY has devoted his study particularly to
chronic specific and practice and the
most successful physician in San Pranclsco-Fe Press
D0HERTYS reputation is second to other physi
DE-. DoHERTY-Few in the medical profession have
succeeded in gaining the confidence Of the public
skill and Judgment "a he has"-Enqt1rer.
DR. DOHERTY ranks of our most distinguished
physicians and also of the which
the criterion by which the medical practitioner
Echo.
-DR DoHERTY enjoys extensive practice than ssy
physician in this State.'-Express
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%PriVateRa
Medical Aid!
DOCTOR DOHERTy'S
QUICK CURES AND MODERATE CHARGES
Medical and Surgical Instit

SACRAMENTO ST. BELOW MONTGOMERY
Opposite the Pacific Mail steamship Co.'S Oice Private
entrance on Iedsdurf street. San Francisco
Established ,1prsssly aSsrd the afflicted sound and
tifc Medical Aid. IN tie treatment and Of all
Chronic diseases. Of secrecy aud all
SEXUAL DISORDERS
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The newly invented patent French Safe Preventive
against Diseases and Pregnancy by mail Price s.
Address DR. j. f. GIBl,UN. Clio Kearny Com
meIcial. San Francisco. Post office Box 252.
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. antiJ situated IN picturesque valley
about seven miles from Red Bluff. The
~ buildings have been thoroughly repair.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-22
Bethel Items

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- 's'-rn 70 So'oFaao IN a ie~ seeks
He' : H. Nheel~ughi has resigned b.s
connection -''h The 'oagres aiiSnal tesrvh
IN bethei. where be has isoored Tor The
lA'i e'ee' years
To. -ife 81 Gen Jane. BurAank di~d
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-22

"A ths annual meeting ofthis iasiituiion.
bolden On the ish. the foiio-ing oehccr,
-ere chosen
NAfhT Caanison. prc,i1snt.
John WLfmar,h. Voc President.
Lee Mac. Trrassrvr.
n Cpton. Secrctary.
a. q. S.ndcrson. A Denisoo. Rob
ert Moves. I. T.. Goodwin. = ?. Beai.
Cc,lon wa,sos. n. g Cole. Tru.tss,.
Tie Tr~ssurers r~Port 'hoss the smouui
no On dep-asii % be aoo0i ssocO
TIE condition q ths iustiiution - hicbiy
satisfactory. Shoald N. ssrs sseces. az
dead dsisaS tAe o0uins var. dcpo,ior,
-hose Enoaey rcmains IN tbs hank till tbe
eNtr- liz dead j. declared ~ probabi,
rvcvivv % : Ter ceHt per AMMAN On thsir
deposits
Tie 6r-t extra dividend . % b. declared
on the 6rsi "Wednesday in May. is6.. Ana
smother every t-o ,cars after thar date
AZ deposits that shall have bccn depo.tsd
one year or more a. The date Of the divi-
isn4 ar. eatitlci 70 ihi. eNira disilead.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-22

IEovr. OR thanks ere dee 20 ~
e. Rich. for couple 20 beaauiuI troat.
'ha' wosld wei-h uoari, foar pounds each
TLey ucrr both .scb noble ielio~. a. -osll
give an angler a god hours ~ork % All.
shi.e Their spotted s.des Eoail be- a JOS
% him forever
Tie Lac Peop,e are pleased uitL ;hs
ncv a.. ani -,l attend to 90. enforce
Hsri. 80 that iLe 'urpiy g irost viI .oon
inorease. and 80 % the sport of f.Line.
The Increase Of 90 in or ~airrs is a.toa-
ish'ag D. ore pond in ibi. County. fhe
frst p'rkersl werr placed nine yea-, 80.
Ihff f'lni fool - plenty thai ibey ~oaiI
noi tiks a hait i... q sear 40. ..nce -hieh
'iue ihiriy tons fn.ce s,h have been tas
en- 18th ihr book
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-22

~ otD SErriEE MIS- Aimiaa Brovn.
= daughter q Samuci ". Brown. - %
Brownhcid. IN isss. then fve ycars ofarc.
Put Kernel - corr in her ear. Son a.
Ter. 'h~ informed her father % The fact.
~bo eSsmiued hrr ear. bat. beng unabIc
o. fnd fhe kernel. concluied he uiu.t have
been mistaken. Since that ii1c. occ.sion-
ally. he has compiained q her ear bcirr
sensitive 60 ir-i'stion. a.i oppressed the
belief that ihe Kernel a. siu IN her ear.
Tier parents ihoashi it Impossible. and
treated the batter i,Shiiy. Last -eek.
h'~rFcr, strsrge a. 10 nav seem. Mss
Bro~n eKtrac'ei tbe kernel from Ler ea-.
~h-rs o. hsl been for aia>',>l yosrs. per-
fasi IN shaPr. buf fsrnsd o. a dark bro-n
color.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-22

THE MrrII sKY BIZ G~n. G-sr.. i-
General Ordrrs pabh,hei Friday. sor tbe
Information and goserna,~nt OF all cono~rn-
ed. TIE aet % provide ior she more efseient
government a tb- rebel states. and con
eludes a. follows.
o 10 Pursuance 81 tbs act. the Pr-si,ler,
drr,cis the ioliowing assignments Co br
made
- First tiErict.-of /. c STATE - Yi--i-.
$40 D. commanded bv Br-vei Ma
Gen j. n. >ehofcld; L-adqsarters Al
Redmond
second disfricf. COS. istirg q Nrrff
Caro.Ina and South Carolina Ito De- corn.
sasna.d BY Ma Gen -. q Sikh. bad
qr1rtcrs a. Columbia. :. q.
Third diaricf --consisfin.r ~ fhe Sfafr.
a Georgia, Fior,da an A sbsna Ito t-
eomnanded bf Ma zen. q m Thoms.
hesdgusrfrrs 20 Mrr'romery. Ailhsusa
o. FOURTH disfrict. - cl-.s. sfis- of ffs
Staics Of Misses 'pFi AMI Arklus,s. 80 t.,
Commanded by Bresrt Mai Gen. b. 90 4
Ord hcadgua~ters af Nfe<.hur-. Mi.s
o. Fihh disfrirf ransssfins ~ fir states
81 Louisiana ard lraaF. fo tc coa,saan,ie
b. Ms,. G-n -. "a ~acrilan h-aIilar.
ttrs ~ Nra Or..ae.. a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-22

Asrrr'i ror rEI~rrr~ H. annosn-e-
Ineni thar arcoaff.an "a fbe pat 'i,-a.isn az
a. ~i'l ieh hr Charir. p B-svu~. fa-t~-
ms Wa-i.) ta o. -a..-f thsf Al. PROPERTY
some sfl.pl-.lslI l- spp-orfiar,.i ,a
ta- f'11iir- of an as, ia.a f1r priats... la,
dravn trou iie Chicago Iribuns a fsa-t.--
81 sd an eseelirrt surrestlor. a. fsIio-.
We prop ore fhat th- c-ah in 81 rsrr.
c' a. couufrf. bv a unurI resolve. r.-o
.lr thai tafre o. refalu~d i.F tb~ fsr,.rrrn
oi each rsrarrr al Trin-iar orr. for,
flr rarrIrss of lhr 'Hnrrst n.en a Gun sr..sI
fo ase uills upon zach doiisr of hi. veal,
bih 4 BE- small taK az one -lalf cent al. ,t
uo.'ar .tou.d 10 faiI over toa IHesI frrr.
ARR utekir. arl fy hm faruarisI f. 4,
general trrasurrr. on D. i1ses ..f arriI ....h
tinc sfhe ssyi1n flrI vii o. avsTstl
o. fnN ls snail ore o. each r-rslr f.-
Geo ears Tome. o. o. .-operI1 lntrstrd. Co. "a
rs c1rnfrg.. sHu.l rnusfIfufr q lf-.I fg.s.
g. fhr rstaI Esinrrrt a-I enf ur.--f q -
asf 'am rqaal fn ft~ demand 90 the r-,r
al snrftf ei tte % r st1-e fnf-a. .r,e. A
boag uay SAKE thetu ifs iamales
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-22

\ ben belong nr fo NJ = = Keen. %
>nor's faiis ars-ers 90 S4unsr ~ifh a.
ege ~ ihe ave di'eo.ions tni wei-hf ~
'haf noted az -rek NJ. Keen b-or-if
~ith o lrfie one Of atoui hiif ar ounce.
Mir Efrrsor. the er- i-i'rr. sa,. thar ffe
benz raised 10 Par. r-o8u-- 'he ,-naTe.f
ec-' D. s,ris o. -arket. TIE diH-rerr~
BE- o. marksd tiai o., -a,fonrrs i- Ba.,'a
ea' Distinguish - boxes ffthfs 8. t-re.
OPP people .boaii iaok up so-as better 3D..
d.-' - long e. q len uiT hv but ore
e-za inF. it .loal tr ~ 1,I sirr.
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OBJ oSiora Democrat
Is the Democrats Party Dsaei

- tne Deuocrslc Eartt Ieact
We have beard IL szii Of certain person,
that A" they have a name 20 live. bat ar,
dead = snd nc believe this to ~ vcr, msci
TOE eo9diiIon Of the self-.i, 90 Deuaocrstic
party % tie rrrs-ni dry. ~ = true th-re
"a Poiltical o--anizatiou IN M country
oalhag itseH the 81 Dcnosraiie Pssiy,
vhicA. prior 10 safe or nAtiOnAi eiee.
tssa. saArss 90 irssa 90 slsa.l.sr.. &C.,.
into %. 6sld. sets soun.iiy whipped. ani
thea faHs lack ia;o leghargic state tor an
Other ysar. SO far A. accomplishing anv.
thang = concerned. this party - A. dead A.
Joias Cssar. Tiers are bat very To per
sons. acquainted uith our naiioual history.
Who do rot kno~ something o. The disease
OF ~h'eh this party died. j has b.ea coa-
s9oIng a~ay.-dying fron the effects %
as Own poison .--untl il IS co.Bpleirly dead
a. an easctise political orgaaizaiioa. For
years before ibe brcakin- osi 81 abe rebel
hon this party sold ifseif. boly and so.sl. 20
the pro slavery aristOcracy u the So4th.
Its northern leaders we're a sersiir
set Of dooghfiecs. who Eor the susois.
nents AID honors Of else ~o.l 5ar-
ter away their manhood AMI bck the dirt
fro-a the hecls Of their sos,bsrn masters
They encouraged the les3ing rebel, % The
SoGsh 10 iaz5guratc tie ret-eliloa. proa-
ring then tAat the wAr ,h0slI be cou6nel
70 territory noFth % Mason and DiNon's
line. purinE tie lo1g and drcarv nisaG OF
national peri. throash ~L.ca ~e passed
iro-n 1900 90 ls65. tley r,joiced over or
DEFEATS and nourncd a. 90 military sac.
cess They dEl az N their po~rr 10 en-.
bsrrAs' the federal government bv discour.
aging enlisfmenis. enrouSAsing dssrrtion.
iF00 the army. orNing down tbe ory,!st 81
the country. and declaring hat The rrl.-l,
eould never he subiscd. In a word. a
majority ID the nortbern ie,a~rs IN thaf par
~ were A. great traitors 4.Jrf DAVIS hi,n-
s.A Tie rvcori made b. tie D~mocrai,e
party during The var of a.. REBELLION q.
covered uith the moss damnable trcasor.
NOshiag can ever wash Il oat. or conc-.al /,
from The Indignant sNzc Of an in.uiiel T..o-
PIE. They stand 90 DAY vhere the Torsc.
Of the revoluiion s;ood IN I7ss.-wbcr-
she Hartford Co0vention Fe,leralisfs stood
IN lsl5.-oniy ten times more calpabI- All
gailiy
The people can nere- have any conflencc
IN the men vbo have 50 wicke,lly betraved
then- II the qscssioo - asked. Can IA.
old trcasouable political oreanization ev~r
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NE~ NoEx CUsrou HoUsr. II sr~c
ial corrcsPonleut ofi Boston Advertiser
saws
Tbc .Hairs q ar. Szsthc. ths collector.
and III Ncs lork castom tossc. occspied
~ afteution oi ne tiras- nssriy al dav.
and 4 Srnyfhe . not oi thirkrr siin thaa
ordinary mortal. hc uiu tave .cnas scrv
unpleassut ssnsaficrs ~heu ~ ryals he
report ~ Mr. iluihuri'. sr.-srh. IT, mat
Ter came 90 on Mr. Mui6urdr, motion %
order che aproinfueut % a committee on
pstlic SNpeuditutcs. -ifh irstl ut ors %
c0nlInue thc insvsti. ations isgun a. the
lass session. ard espcciaiiy 90 consider ths
expianAfory cards r-csuiir psbhshsl bv
Mr. Smythr Mr. uaibar1s rHpose "a.
eva usorc damac ~ g. ne caliccior than
the report b. laaic iu iir closing hours r
tn iasi CCnErcss. Ger o. h-ruzhs rat some
csldencc heretofore suPgr~ssci lor pruirn-
tai reasons. tLi- shourl Los Mr.. >us lhc
bolghi u7 onc % the stcuogfaphir report
crs rmpiosfi ty thc cornrnirfte o. Fetrua.
~. 49, 49, coi a copy Of the evidence
sGaiusf hlni. AM irdHafri .orrlrfilnc ssry
hke bfinvrs ou be- Psrt. AZ Hslbard a.
50 pai4 D. respects 90 Ncssrs Doortiie
Ar Fauersor. All hsd something o. sas
about NJ. >msthss rsl.tions 18th thc
Presitesis family. To- coasmiitce ~as or
derrd sHd 81 then dirrrtel g. corsi.irr
r. Question 81 bringing in biu ii i-n-
pcacbu,~ui AGAINST NJ. >-nyfhe
rhe Hou.s has Determined O. ask ~ ~.
Pr~si,icut the - uosai % SMITH. asa. y
~ rcqpest - no; compiicd -iih. the Col
hector al probably b. tnPcaehed