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the high price of real estate in, that
city, predicts that ere long many will
be ruined by its decline. To this the
World replies by saying that predic-
tions are cheap, but 1t would take a
great many Of them to lower the price
OF real estate on, Manhattan Island.
The simple fact is, that the plot of
ground 6ounded by the East, North,
and Harlem rivers, is destined, before
fifty years are over, to be double the
value of any similar extent OF land
upon earth. New York Will, In time,
transact the commerce OF three CONT.
nents, and bethe real metropolis Of the
world. The child Is born who IwiIl
witness the dawning splendor Of impe5
rial New York. Other cities can spread
upon every side but that city is crowd
ed. in by river and The competion for a
foothold VIII, in time, become SO in
tense that prices viii run upto q figure
OF which we now have but little con-
ception. -GmLr 70 10, Erifui25 yfDE 1ip5 = 'iiis
1.-The Massachusetts Legislature, has. has
before It d bill chartering a Pneumatic
Dispatch Company, 70 operate between
Boston and Roxbury, aud the measure
win undoubtedly be passed. :, -,Il....,.
The wooden manufacturers of In.
diana held a convention at Indianapo-
lis, ON Thursday, 10 establish auniEorm
tariff for custom work, and to advanGe
their interests generally. About fifty
| large establishments were represented.
aud it is estimated that there are over
i've hundred in the State, several having
three hundred. thousand dollaFSCapItal
The Legislature OF Virginia has
done one wise thing at least. It has
authorized the sale OF ali the railroad
interests which il possesses, and agreed
toreeeige bonds of theState forthe purs
chase money. This actor will relieve
her of property which can scarcely be
productive to herr AlthOugh7fn private
hands, II may have capacity for profit
! and relieve her people OIL a portion OF
her debt, and enable them to z gradualyJ
reduce and pay that which remains ny
jndicions taxation. sss.ss I'd, .lsllsGs
The Shoe and Leather Reporter arr
CUES a,reasonable prospect of improve
mentI fnl,American leatheE from the
energy stimulated IN the mRnufaEtufe
by the war. Although capital and .en-
4ersy-1eFe- turned -tlle=ddiirecttuu Of
rapidity and quantity at the expense of
quality, yet there IS nothing now to
| prevent this power being transmitted
from speed 70 force, and applied 10
thorough and exeelient work sFemov-
ing the Stigma Of intsEioEity from
AmeEisan leather, and Transferring 10
which now goes abroad ysiesifI, 9. 9, go
/ zThs author of : tAylFsrnssffn iEdges
wood; - sFy5s ,tsA country house Ntths
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THE. AMERICAN ORGANS ARE THE
PubliG. The only Organ having q RsVarbeF.
atng Sound Box or Wind Chest-Which has
the same important part TO perform as the,
Sounding Board has In q PiAnoforte-tO give.
body and resonance or tDne ana without
which the OrRAp becomes merely q MelOdeoni
in an Organ Case. The American Organs
not only have the Wind Chest, or Sound
Ing power and great Gteadihes8 OF tone
TtIeSes with their extreme flne YoininR Okthe
Reeds and peFiecttng Of the tone, make them
the AMoSt tperfeet Organ Known! Then! In
npene6s Of Workmanship, finish of action
aud ease; they excel all Others. These great
Improvements and 6uperioT1tyof tone and
Workmanship OF the American OLRRns place
nnanda higher price than any other reed In,
strnment I'm the market. A careful exanli-
nation QG themJi In comparison with Others,
VIII quickly show their supeTiontE., SpeCiRlT
attennQn - called 70 Ghe style Of American
OfSan, No. II, containing the Super Octave
Coupler and Sub Bass. For Churches m want
Of q powerful instrument, whose means are
limited, its price renders It very desirable,
Every Organ h warranted To prove kattsIRc-
tory. The American Organs all have the
RhVerbsrnung Sound Box, or Wind Chest,
and arc nuiShed In the highASt style Of
aTt5 in RoSeYood, Jet, W9lnuL and Oak
smooth OIL Finish, forming elegant pieces Of
lutnlture EoE the parlor Or bo1d0tT; and the
OAK and Walnut especially adapted for
ChuFch@t Lecture and Lodge Rooms. seven
teeHTIITtirsf Premiums were aWarnedy 70
the Organs IN one month over AL
competitors, at different state and County
Book HouSS, or address GEORGE ".
i y
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the Tines observes as follows, NY, .
1.-THE rate Of State taxation this year
will reach one per cent. on property,
OF course this Is to be paid out Of the
income which the property Yields,
which may be faiSly estimated at SeUe,s
per cent. One seventh Of the income
OF the year is thus required. to pay the
taxes levied by the State. In, other
words the State levies "A tax of toitrteeH
per cent. on Incomes, in addition to the
JdVe per cent. levied by the General Gov
ernment. An income tax Of nineteen
per cent, inaddition tota heavy assess
ment upon every article manufactured,
Imported, used or consumed in any
shape and also to what may be levied
for municipal purposes. is a pretty fair
sort of burden, for a Republic, not yet
century old, to staggsr under. But
time ~ - !
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WIIEEEI WEST VA TUESDAY 1851

spread Of this popular passion for gam.
bling, this thirst to be rich without
working. this eageEnessl to buy a hun
.dred thousand dollars with q 1--WE dol
lar bill fr IL a church wants a new or,
gan, ,:or aSunday sehoola new banner,
a big raffie Ii Which thoasandt people
are expected TO; pay for thing,and nine
hundred and ninety-nine OF them don't
get tt, And We speak by Iba card when
we say that church rallies are often no.
toriously conducted inA dishonest man
ner. II this sort of thing Is respectable,
it is not easy to see how one can censure
the faro banks and keno-shops. If the
teachers go astray, no wonder that the
people run after the ig1es Jatlsi Of snd-
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"The moving season 1--WE are told) IL
the subiectof anxious anticipation, Of
ten for months before it arrives, It is
a time that tries patience, industry, and
all the other virtues, and leaves nrt
pleasant memories for the remainder of
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-20
MAGNIFICENT DlsPLAY.-I, is hardly necessar

MAGNIFICENT DlsPLAr.-It is hardly necessary
to call attention to Abe Lofman's new adver-
tsemcnt-i, speaks for itself-and may be taken
be proposes to do business. Within week two
hundred cases of goods have been laid GoTn at
his store, and the contents thereof now adorn
the shelves of his new place of business. Abe
has discovered that it takes some goods to fill
q store of such dimensions at single effort but
he has done it. and the display is certainly a
magnificent one. Read his motto, and don't lose
sight of the fact that his immense new stock was
brought here to SELL
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-20

ACCIDENTAL DEATH OF AN OLD CfrIzES-The
entire community was startled and panied by
the announcement on Tuesday evening that
Moses Gum, of Steiner's Flat, and one of the
proprietors of the Red Bar Ditch and Flume.
had been instantly killed while at work on the
ditch below Steiner's Flat, and on the opposite
side of the river Himself and partners were
repairing q break in the ditch, and had just de-
cided to start large rock from its resting place
above fearing that if left in its position it might
at any time become detached and DESTROY the
work 1t seems that the rock, which weighed
over ton, started, and that Gum saw it
coming, and called to one of his companions to
get out of the way. He also changed his posi-
| ton, but the rock varying in its downward
course, struck him, causing instant death-so
sudden that it is hardly possible he experienced
any pain whatever. The upper part of his body
was terribly bruised and crushed, and the neck
evidently broken, although up to the next morn
ing his features were as calm and natural as in
! life.
A. soon as possible his remains were conveyed
to Douglas City, from whence his funeral was
attended on Wednesday, under the auspices of
the Trinity Rifles" of which association he
most earnest and universally esteemed
member. At a meeting of the Company, Z. Z.
Jones WAS called to the Chair, and S. /. Thayer
chosen secretary. The following members were
selected to act Pall-Bearers j. J. Kellogg, ].
Spence, Jas. Bowie, A. r. Earl, G. NJ Stratton,
J. c. Mason, l. A. Hatch, L. Steinmller, Perry
Brghtman, C. W. Davis, S. Kinds and c. Turot.
The resolutions adopted will be found in another
column.
His remains were brought to Weaverville for
burial, and the funeral was the most largely at
tended of any we remember for years. The cof-
fin was enveloped in the Company fag-the col
ors which poor Gum had so often proudly borne.
Appropriate services were had at the grave,
where the universal esteem in which he was held
most touchingly exhibited itself. Only the most
poignant grief causes strong and time-worn men
to weep.
Moses Gum was SO years old, and a native of
Plymouth, Indiana. In his death the county re-
cognizes the loss of one of her very best cit-
zens. He had no enemy, but his friends were
numbered by the extent of his acquaintances.-
Spotless of character blameless of life, his ear
ly death is universally bemoaned by those who
have known him during fifteen years Of Califor-
mia life. Peace to the departed spirit.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-20

is'roRs.-"e had the pleasure of taking T.
W hinchman, special Revenue Agent for the
racine coast, by the hand last Friday evening.
he was on his return from an official visit to Sis
NiFou county, where be had mulcted offenders
against the revenue laws in sums xarr;,r e
o'o to $1,000 Business men in this ser.;on noo ~
the State who return little or no income noo W ~,
waited on % py W tnat officer before a great whiIe
Hon. NJ; ". .pcrsonette, formerly Represents r
,sc W rom ar'ni.y county also arrived on the 18th
and from appearances evidently ndulged ~ ,h
T, fat cf the land during his sojourn. - Tue
Our veteran friend, Geo. Vail, who reio;ees :,
the cognomen Of ''Capt. Kidd" Illuminated ths
JOURNAL sanctum with his presence this week -
The Captain lsed TO do the editorial for the shas
ia Courier. ard gracefully too. May success a,
tend his every effort.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-20

NEW GooDs.-Hoslinger 1 Einfalts new stock
has arrived, and it is the Aest and most CON-
plete of the kind ever brought to Weavervile.
j. r. Balch has made considerable additions to
his stock this week. and Karsky & Co. and Will
liams Co. have loaded their shelves with new
and stylish goods. Look out for Spring and
Summer announcements next week
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-20

tn Hope for the Amicted.-Iy another mart q,
this paper will be found the of the celebrated
Institute established by Dr. J. c. Young 1885, In tbisss
of deceit and charlatansm to tho SUFFERING 10
point out to them where they obtaining the
ed Tor relief and Under the the fnI noc
the sick and troubled dvest themselves of their bnrdn
oil PAIN and shame lay aside their and secure health
and happiness If sick trouble do NOT
tate Read the advertisement and follow advice Do not
the number nor the manner of directing your letter
cisco - a. - An-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-20

The AySIvERSARY ExERcIsEs.-We are glad 70
be able to announce that North Star Lodge of
Odd Fellows has decided on a public observance
Of the approaching Anniversary. which occurs
on next Friday, April Goth. A general invitation
Is extended to all members of the Order 20 par
ticipate. The Brethren will assemble At the
Lodge room at l0l O'Clock, precisely where they
will be formed in procession and march TO the
Theater. The exercises there will commence at
II o'clock, and the doors will be thrown open to
all who desire to listen to the oratiou, which will
se delivered by B. Block. Esq 1t is believed
tnat the Ball in the evening will be one of the
pleasantest occasions of the kind ever witnessed
here, and we trust that a srood1r -anres.nt,,;on
from the various portions Of the COUNTY will be
tnen ana there present. The order of celebro-
uoh exercises will be published next week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-20
Spefiat Aotiees,

To the Voters OF Trinity County.-The un-
desgned that he Independent candidate for
the Office of COUNTY CLERK at the approaching election
If elected pledge myself pay into the hands Su
pernteudent Of Public Schools the of ONE THOUSAND
DOLLARS in s. gold coin for the benefit Of the General
School Fund of Trinity county, the following manner II
i, nace in the Of the Superintendent of Schools on
the day into office an order drawing proper
tionoe mart of my saaryat is oneaf my entire salary
until the full amount O0O in gold coin, shall be paid
And for in of election that the
ahoxe nese shall fulfilled the letter. have filed
oath before Loveoy to that effect and both pledge
and oath have recorded the records of Trinity
ty. aLLa nca a"A - - H1A>hA@AH>A'
Weavervie. March rs, 1867
Sworn to before day of March, A. d. 1857.
a6 sem f. ?. LovEJoT, Justice Of the Peace
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-20

New PAPER.-We are in receipt of the first
number of the Weekly Sutter Banner, published
at Yuba City, by Maxwell & Stewart 1t is a
cheerful looking paper, and promises to be al
ways found on the side of its country.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-20
70 THE UNFORTUNATE
DIR. GIBBONS DISPENsARY,
GIG Esarney street,

CORNER COMMERCIAL, SAN FRAN
cisco, established in 1854, for the treat
ment of Sexual and Seminal diseases,
such as Gonorrhea, Gleet, Structure,
Syphilis in all its forms, Seminal Weak
ness, Impotency. etc. Skin diseases (of
years standing) and liberated Legs, sue
ccssfully treated.
DOCTOR GIBBON has the pleasure
Of announcing that he has returned to
this State. after an absence of one year,
during which time he has visited all
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-20

AKiSlfY LODGE, F. A. NJ, have Just received
from H. Gray, San Francisco Music and Musical
instrument dealer, Carhart Needbam Ms,o-
Lodge room. 1's !" 'ae'r
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-20

LATEST News FROM LOWER TRIxIrT-No mail
has arrived from Humboldt for two weeks, but
through Mr.. Lagasse, Of New River we have Il
letter from Edward Bontecou, Esq. who has
charge of Gray L Campbell store, At Martinvillc
He writes as follows under date April 9Th -
=" The Indians we're in this nciGhhori.ood last
niglt. Only three were seen, bnt on cxamina-
ton this morning the evidence thar there were
six or eight of them is conclusive We are pret-
tywell oarricaded, with rife-pits anil lreastwprk
oi grain and Hour. Sergeant Kramer with six
soldiers from the Fort, and sx citizens are pro-
tccting our goods and animals Campbell is
blockaded at Weichpeck. We have had 10 ncws
from Hoope for three days, anil are entirely iyno-
rant OF the condition OF things there There
must be at least dozen desperate Indians in tile
mountains. | am informed that some so or 40
presented themselves on the hank of the river 6
the boat went down with the murdered men
compelling the boat to stop Int committing no
overt act. g Big Jim was leader of the hand
and promised that he yeon,ireturn 70 the Rescryo.
ton. Whether he has dnnc so or not nm in
ignorance. Eight residents ot that section have
barricaded themselves nt Il. Lacks place, for
mutual protection. Y. t..-lwly. George Flow
ers, Andrew Foot and y. an Jas. Johnson wen,
up New River yesterday 70 try and save theil
property. We need help. The above is q
simple rehearsal of the oil story It is imposs
BILE to surmise where this rev speck' O
Indian war may end. A number Of notoriousl,
bad Indians are again ct large. we'll armed anC
prepared to q pick off, the settlers of that sec
ton of the county after the Oh style We hav'
not time nor space to fully express olr views il
regard to this matter now-hayc only one slg
gestion to make-extermination.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-20

PAYING BIG.-We have it on good authority
that the hill claim of Smith & Kelton, at Cox S
Bar, is yielding to the tune of hundred dollars
a day. Further, that they have lately discovered
a wcll-deiined vein of excellent coal in the claim
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-20

Special Medical Notice.-DR CHAs IT TozrB
would most respectfully inform the sick afflicted that hi,
MEDICAL INSTITUTE is at the same place CORNER OF
kEARNEY AND JACKSON STREETS San Francisco wbero
he has been established for many years. cure of sPE
oiAL COMPLAINTS. Having renquished my old mode Of
ADVERTISING which has become all the Ouack
Doctors OF San Francisco filling the San Fran
cisco with false references for the purpose of imposing upon
think 1t only necessary to inform those
o on f SCl AN or LONG EXPERIENCE and SUCCESSFUL
fhACllCE that can be consulted business hours at
my MEDICAL Institute of Keaney and jackson streets
San Francisco. ''
Ladies suffering from Whites Piles Weakness of the back
rain In the Side Headache Papitaton of the Heart De-
OF their Monthly Sickness other Diseases
tha the Female System subject to- will find prompt relief
by applying to DR.. CIIAS. ii. TOZER
NY FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS never known to fail
IN giving relief in those for which they are recommend
e 10 be obtained only my office Price FIVE DOLLARS
WI" iu directions each box. by mail or express
address CRAS. H. T0ZER NJ. D., San Francisco CAL or
LOCK Box 1854 Consultation free All communications
'y .oiiuehtlai CHAS. H. T0ZEF NJ D.,
Late Consulting Physician Of Lock Hospital London
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-20

Medical Advice.-DR WV. X. DonERIYs Medical and
Surgical Institute is becoming sine qua to the welfare
Of State and health of citizens and his rapidly sprea
ding reputation although may excite SURPRISE is but the
signal of skill and follows the effect of such
We personally acquainted with gentlemen who
had suffered for under chronic disease and who had
ken advantage Of every available that promised
lief but without until they called upon DoHERrY
who, in incredibly short space of time has given them
tire relief 1t is gratifying this fact because
Doctor gentleman who seeks by defamation
to establish his reputation the supersructure
his upon the of anothers Doctor CON-
ducts his Institute in such manner that gratifying
to all his patients lie examines advises recommends
without charge and the patient after hearing terms for
treatment accept reject pleasure In no case does
the Doctor make charge unless he cure This he
Is able to do because he feels the confidence which long ex
perence has and doubt the consolation which an
pertains to that confidence Persons afflicted with either A.
cute or chronic disease would do well the
Mt all events II do no harm for ask,
no fee does he insist obedience his advice unless
the patient pjaee himself under his care His offices are or,
sacramento street opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Com.
panys ofice.-&n Francisco Ntics
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-20
TO THE VOTERS OF TRINITY.

yv,uE UNDERSIGNED ANNOUNCES THAT HE IS
candidate for TREASURER of Trinity county, subject
to the action of the Union County Convention If nomina
ted and elected himself pay into the General
School Fund of the county the sum of ONE TAOVS-
AND DOLLARS in U. S. Gold Coin.
Nj. LANG.
weavcrville February D. 1867. 7:tc.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-20


purges out these impurities, and stimulates
and exleng disease. Hence it rapidly variety Of
complaints which caused by mpurty Of the blood such
Sroha Kings Eril Tm0rs, Ulcers Sores Ernpfion',
Ifns Bochcs, Boils, ST. @nonys Fire Rose or ETysipe-
las. Tr Salt Rhet Sdid Head Ring Worm, Ctrncer or
Generous 7ror Sore Eyes. Female Diseases such as Ree-
on Hregaidrity. Suppression Whites, Seriy also, Syh
Ills Iteriai Diseases Lirer Complaints and Heart DtSd
Try AYERS SARSAPARILLA, and for yourself the
surprising activity with which ceanses the blood and Grad
cates these disorders
During years the public have been msled by large bot
ties pretending give quart OF extract Of Sarsapara for
dollar Most of these have ands upon the sick,
they only little if Sarsaparla but often
curative properties Hence bitter disappont
followed the various of Sarsapa
ra which mark until the itself has become
with Inposon and cheat Still call this
compound Sarsapara and intend supply such remedy
shall the from the load of oboquy that rests
upon think have ground for believing has vir-
is intended We only the sick that
duce and have to believe is by far the most e
fectual purifier of the blood discovered by anybody
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL is universally known to
srpass other remedy for the of Coughs Cds In
huenza Hodsenss Group Bronchitis Lcipent Consumption
and for the relief of Consumptve patients advanced
of the disease that useless here the
dence of its virtues The world knows them.
Prepared by j. c. AVER Co.. Lowell Mass and sold by
NJ. OBERDEENER. Weaverville. CRANE & BRIGHAM and
X. ii. MCDONALD 4 Co., San Francisco. o:mAa.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-20

A DAY AnEAD-Next weeks paper will be is
sued on Friday morning, 26th. Advertising fa-
vors must be handed in carly Thursday morning
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-20
3eaths:

Accidentally killed, near Steiner's Flat, Trim
lty river, April 10th, MOSES GUM, q native Of
Plymouth, Indiana, aged Sc years
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-20
FreSe'S Hamburg Tea.

IL the best prcservative against almost anv sctno. 20
s timely Composed Of herbs only be given SAFE
~ 10 infants Full directions in English French Sn,ni
and German, with every package TRY TT ' Np
co " ali inc wholesale and retail drug stores gro
certes. EMIL FRESE. Wholesale Druggist
%. 1y. e' ~ 81 my y, s.reeI,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-20

fhe best Remedy for Purifying tho
Blood Strengthening the Nerves. Restoring the Lost Appe-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-20
8irths:

Near Evans Bar, April 10th, the wife OF VIM
Lange, of DAUGHTER.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-20
REDEMPTION FUND.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, ACCORDING
IN to law, that sealed proposals for the surren-
der of county Warrants will be received at the
office of the undersigned, in Weaverville, up to
the last day of the May term of the Board of Su-
pervisors. JOSEPH CRAIG, Co. Treasurer.
Weaverville, April 8, 1867. l4:tsb.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-20

~ The Trinity journal costs only Five
Dollars . Year. Send it Home.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-20
CLEANSE THE BLOOD.

WITH CORRUPT, D1SORDERED OR
!"
yitiated Blood you sick all over. in
may burst out in Pimpes, or Sores, or II
some active disease. or il may merely keep
,you listless, depressed and good for nothing.
~ i But YOU cannot have good health while your
blood is impure. AYERS SARSAPARILLA
- th.Sa iIurI1 nd tfInul
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-19

I BlIrIxonz. July ls.S cotson-soms inquiry
&c. Prime coffee, 1ssglssc rioas-Estra "a. and
declined l09lsc. Corn dull; white, 81. le18l. Ii
yellow 81. f4(3$f.16. Sugar quiet and unchanged.
Proyisions less active but firm. Bulk shoulders,
Tic. Bacon Shoulders, l2sc.; NIB Sides, Nc.
clear rib. 14a0l4ac. Mess pork held at $a4. Lard
City, 2t@lac.
C1scIssAT1, July 1s.-Flour firm and scarce.
Corn unchanged. Whisky steady at sec. Ness
pork, S2s Bacon Arm and higher prices generally
ssksd sales, leo hogsheads pa d9Ii a. lis
WILMINGTON, N. c.. July 1s.-Cotton at 2ac; for
middling. Spirits turpentine advanced. ana n ml
at slic. Rosin steady sales at $2.NGss.so. Tai
arm st sass.
,AreusTA, GA, July 1s.-Co.ton improving; mid
ding, 2a1
SAVANNAH. July ls.-Cotton active, with light
stock, which restricted business. MiddliDg, 233Ml
"a. Receipts, $40 bales.
MOBILE, July IS Cotton-sales, $50 bales; closed
firm; low middling, &c. stock on sale light; re-
ceipts, y bales.
NEW ORLEANS, July 1s.-Cotton quiet and firm !;
sales, $50 bales low middlng, 2a3624c. Sugar and
molasses-Light transaction and unchanged. Flour
quiet Gold, 1929.