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A Case Of Conscience.

We have lately heard capital story connected
with prominent lawyer of a neighboring viii
liage, who has distinguished himself in defence
of criminals well as in connection with trials,
having frequently, through his skill, aided the
mos. hardened criminals to escape justice.
Some time ago. while our friend was attending
court in adjoining county, he was applied to
by singular specimen of humanity, charged
with grand larceny, to defend him. The lawyer
very naturally inquired what crime he was ac-
cused of. The party accused replied that some
body had been mean enough to charge him with
stealing $50 in bank notes, and had got him
indicted
Are you guilty? asked the lawyer.
That's none of your business, replied the ac-
,cused. They say that makes no difference with
You, whether man is guilty or not, you will
contrive to dig him out in some way. So don't
talk any more about guilt till you hear what the
jury says.
Well what about the pay? said the lawyer.
You just hold on till the trial is over; ; give
1.-the compiainant) hi on the cross exam
nation, and that other fellow he has got to back
him up, and you'll have no trouble about your
pay.
The trial commenced and proved to be a some
what exciting The District Attorney prov
cd that the money in question was composed of
two fifty dollar bills certain bank, and the
remainder all in ten dollar bills, all of which
wrapped up in piece of oil silk. The jury,
after listening to the counsel in the case and re-
ceiving the charge Of the Judge, retired, and
soon returned with verdict of not guilty. The
accused, who was so elated with the result of
the trial and the effort Of his counsel invited the
latter into of the vacant jury rooms. As
soon as they were alone he slapped his counsel
on the shoulder and exclaimed
Free as water amt |? What's the use of try
ing man for stealing when you're around ?
Now | spose you want your pay?
Yes, have you got any thing 10 pay with?
Lend me your knife and we'll see about that.
The lawyer slightly startled at such propo-
sition, rather reluctantly complied.
Tie accused Immediately commenced ripping
away at the waistband Of his pantaoons, and
soon produced the roll of bills for the stealing
of which he had just been tried wrapped up in
the same identical piece of oil silk, described BY
the witnesses for the prosecution, and throwing
it down on the table before the astonished law
yer exclaiming
There, take your pay out of that; guess
there is enough to pay you tolerably we'll.
Why you viianI you stole that money after
all do you expect can take any of that money
Stole that money? Why, what are you talk
ing about? Didn't them twelve men up stairs
there lust say didn't steal it? What is the
use of YOU trying to raise question of con-
science after twelve respectable men have given
their opinion on the subject. Take your pay
out of that and ask questions. Don't be
modest in taking got it easy enough and
you've worked hard enough for it,
Our informant did not state how much the
LAWYER took, but we presume he didn't have
much left, after our friend had satisfied his
.conscicnce in the premises.
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Always Take a kiss.

There's jolly Saxon proverb
Which is pretty much like this,
That a man Is half in heaven
When he has n woman's kiss;
But there's danger in delaying
And the sweetness may forsake 1t;
So I tell you, bashful lover,
II you want o kiss, why take II.
Never let another fellow
Steal a march on you in this;
Never let laughing maiden
See you spelling for kiss;
There's a royal way TO kissing,
And the jolly ones who make II
Have a motto that is winning
If you want kiss, why take III
Any fool may face cannon,
ANYBODY wear crown,
But a man must win woman
III he'd have her for his own;
Would YOU have the golden apple,
You must find the tree and shake il,
IF the thing s worth the having,
And you want a kiss, why take 1t.
Who would burn upon desert,
Will, forest smiling byi
Who would give his sunny summer
For bleak and wintry skyl
Oh. l tell You there is magic,
And you cannot, cannot break it;
For the sweetest part Of loving
Is to want a kiss, and take it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-13
THE EYES! THE EYES 4!
= DIR. 2. h. PARDKH, ~
OCULIST AND AyRIST! I!

A FTER A PROTRACTED BLINDNESS OF
a more than five years, Dr.. Pardes has made
himself thoroughly and scientifically acquaint-
cd with all diseases of the Eye, and IS now prac-
ucine with success not surpassed in the Uni
All operations performed, such as Strabismus,
or cross eye, Cataract by linear extraction, De-
preston or Absorption, Pterygium, or feshy
mem brane growing over the eye, Reduction of
Staphyloma or bulging out of the eye, Artificial
Pupil, Fistula Lachrymals, or closing Of tear
passage, and all deformities of the Lids, etc.
Artificial Eyes inserted without the least pain,
and possessing all the movements and brilliancy
OF the real eye. A large assortment constantly
on hand and for sale ut reasonable prices. The
Doctors Eye Bath for the treatment and cure of
all nervous diseases is used all over this coast.
Thankful to those physicians who have sent
him cases for operations, he hopes that his uni
versal success will warrant a continuation of
their confidence. His celebrity as an operator is
co-e1teDsive with his success, as patients are
presenting themselves for treatment and opera
tions, from New York and Boston, almost month
ly. Many patients can be seen at the Doctor 8
office daily, in different stages of recovery. DR.
PARDEE has associated with him DR.. H. BIeELow.
ofice-7e7 Clay street, (above the Plaza)
near Dupont street. l6:l2.ly.
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WEEKLY TRINITY JOURNAL.
couRr TERMS IN TRINITY.

DISTRICT C0URf-Hon. Ephraim Garter Judge A. J.
Looms clerk Second Monday in April August and Deem
bcr....COUNTY C0URT.-Hon. John Murphy Judge; A. j.
Looms clerk First Monday in January, March May July
September November. er..PR0BATE C0URT.-Hon- John
Murphy Judge; A. j. Looms clerk. Fourth Monday in each
tncuth... BOARD OF SUPERvIS02S-R. N. Davidson,
chairman; A. G. Price and p. B. Simonds FIRST Monday
in February, May, August and November.
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Of warning and Instruetoi for Yolug Men, Also Discs
ses and Abuses which prostrats the Vital povers with
vure mean M relief Sest se ef ehses& IN seSled iSttsY
essslopss.- Adarsls p. J. SKLLIS HoCGHT0N Hoy1ri
Issceistaoa, fhffsdslphia, Pa ~.
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no THE UNFORTUNATE
NEW REHEDLEyl NEW REMEDIES
DIR. GIBBONS D1spENsA1Y,
0I0 EsarpsV 0rsss,

CORNER COMNERCIAL,MN IRAN
cisco. established In 1854, fer the treat
ment Of Sexual and Seminal diseases
such q Gouorrhea, elect, Structure,
syphiiis in all its forms, Seminal Weak.
ness, Impotsncy, etc. Skin diseases lo'
years standing) and liberated Legs, sue
cessfully treated.
DOCTOR GIBBON has the pleasure
of Announcing that he has returned to
This state, affer an absence Of one year.
J,r;ng which time he has visited all
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-13

Venerial or Chronic.
ismpossbe mention all the diseases with which
The n e mp Is' %
SelfAbuse The brain being the OF the disease the
of the symptoms that those afflicted may be able
form opinion in regard to their complaints and seek ad
Nervous Debility, Loss of Memory. Pain the Limbs
Back, Papitation Of the Heart Trembling of the Limbs
Of females There great many more but these are su
fcient and should you be suffering from Of en call
any interruption your your by
and there will be occasion for your calling the Office
Structure of the Urethra
another formidable to health Send for Of
circulars that disease and inform yourself of ito terrible
results. The worst cases cured in a few days.
Venerial Diseases,
In all their various Primary Secondary or he
rcditay completely eadcatei from the SYSTEM Your
stitntion being restored to perfect health
danger Of handing down to children that terrible
ease known As Scrofula-
Syphaltic Disease,
As presents itself this of more formidable
character than that in the Atlantic States Europe
and sandwich Island Those Of you who have
visited the two latter countries doub. have the dread
1t requires altogether different modes Of treatment.
The Old Formulas
or Ricord Acton and Bostwck of to except
to DRY up the on the suraes leaving the poison in
dairy disease in aggravated FORM These
60 Dy experience and think without boasting that
have seen practice in these diseases than any
physician in Californs dating does 1s49
comes you therefore, to think WE'LL before you employ
physician.
Who the proper consnlt-an old experienced
or one who has recently settled amongst you,
My Plan is Purely Vegetable,
Destroying the disease and purifying tho blood there
is no danger Of secondary symptoms
rheumatism, Neuralgia,
And diseases arising from the Mercury such as pains
In tho shnbones, swengs Of the different Joints
dy running etc. etc. and impurities Of the blood
ed in short time by the Of my VEGETABLE MIX
TURES, known only to myself.
Diseases Peculiar to Females,
Such Retention, Suppression and Painful
etc. etc. have been my study for great number Of years.
and can safely promise perfect cure in short time
Be not deferred from calling Dr. TOZER decacy
q fear of exposure the Doctor in whom Won
trust and all treated with the
My Female Pills
Are the best used in this climate for Suppression of the
Monthly Sickness Every lady should have box in case
necessity Price IS. Consultation the
ter FREE. All letters returned destroyed ONCE hours
from A. n. till SP.M
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My Female Pills

Are the best used in this climate for of the
Monthly Sickness Every lady should have in case
necessity Price, S. Consultation the Office or by let
ter FREE All letters returned destroyed Once hours
from 9 A. n. till s P NJ.
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DIR. TOZER'S
Venerial or Chronic.

T1xPERIENCE rs OF FORTY YEARS STANDING, AND
Il during that time has with unparalleled
the treatment of all those diseases generally known
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Remembers

Item EN- Der.
DR.. Chas. q. Tozer's Institute
Is snated on Oak Avenue corner Of Sixth between and
street1, Sacramento.
OFFICE H0URS-From A. NJ. to s P. w.
Consultation at the Office by letter, Free.
All letters through the Express mail should
to DR.. CHAS. II. TOZER
Sacramento city.
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MEDICAL OFFICE

b6s~ DR.. JULIEN PERRAULT, Doc
TOR OF MEDICINE FACULTY PARIS, GRADUATE OF
TIE USIvERsrY QUEENS COLLEGE PHYSICIAN ST.
JonNs BAPrIsrE SOCIETY OF SAN Francisco
DE- PERRAULT has pleasure to inform patients and 9TH
seeking confidential medical advice that he can be con-
suited daily his Office "Armory Hall Building, North
East Montgomery and Sacramento Streets San
CISCO Rooms, No. g. 10 and H. first oor stairs
from either Montgomery Sacramento streets.
Dr.. PERRAULTS studies have been exclusively de-
voted to the of the various forms Nervous
cal Debility the results acquired in YOUTH
which usually terminate in impotence and stery and
maneny induce all the concomitants of old age Where
secret nrmy exists involving the happiness of life, and
that Of Others and morality dictate the necessity
ts removal for it is fact that premature decline the Wig
Of manhood matrimonial unhappines compulsory single
l etc. have their in the OF which is
planted in early lfe and the bitter fruit tasted long after
of of the following symptoms: Nocturnal ennis
eOns pains in the back and head weakness of and
the intellectual faculties weakened loss of memory
ideas siouded and there s disinclnation
friends etc The patient will probably Of dizziness
Vertigo and that sight and hearing weakened sleep dis
turbed by dreams, melancholy sghng palptations faint
matte pain, and numbness body. Some Of the most
common symptoms pmpes in the face and aching in diff
should apply Immediately DR. PEERAULT. either in
person by letter. he will guarantee of Seminal
Emissions and Impotence in six to eight weeks
Patients suffering from Veneria diseases in any stage
Gonorrhca Geet Structures Bubo Ulcers cutaneous Erup
ons etc. will be treated successfully All syphilitic and
Mercurial Tunts entirely removed from the system.
DE-. PERRAULTS diplomas in his Office where pa
themselves We invite investigation claim
know everything. to everybody but do
claim that all taken under treatment fulfill
promises We particularly request those who have tried this
boasted DOCTOR and that advertised physician till
and discouraged, to call upon u.s.
Low charges and quick cures.
Ladies suffering from any complaint incidental to their
consult the doctor with the of relief
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Diseases Peculiar to Females.

Such Retention Suppression and Painful
and safely promise perfect in short time
Be not deferred from calling DR.. TOZER delicac,
fear OF exposure the Doctor is n man in whom vol
and all with the utmoat
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-07-13
The Old Formulas

And diseases arising the Mercury such as pains
In tho shinbonss swengs Of the different joints Of ths
dy running etc. etc. and impurities Of blood
ed in short time by the Of my VEGETABLE MIX
TURES, known ONLY 10 myself
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EPriVatesa
Medical Aid!
DOCTOR D0HEnTY's
X Cures AND MODERATE CHARGES
Private Medical and Surgical Ins1

SACRAMENTO ST.. BELOW MONTGOMERY,
(Opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'S Omce Private
entrance on Leidsdorn street, San Francisco
Esabshed erpre,siy afford the afflicted sound and e's'
tic Medical Aid in the treatment and cure q al
Chronic diseases, Of secrecy, and al
SEXUAL DISORDERS
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Syphaltic Disease,

As It presents itself this coast is of formidab
character than that in the Atlantic
rising from the fact of its being OF Spanish Chi
and Sandwich Island disease. Those of who
visited the two Inter countries doubt have the dread
full effects Of it both the native and foreign population
1t reauires altopether different Of
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In all their various FORMS either Primary Secondary He
rcdary completely eradcatei from the system. Your
stuton being restored to perfect health there will be
danger Of handing down to children that terrible dis
Enoxx as
The Shasta courier., 1867-04-06
Board of supervisors--special Meeting.

APRIL 1st, 1S67,-BOard of Supervisors
met this day, pursuant to call. Present-H.
Jones, Lorin Scott, and D. F. Lack,
Two petitions of citizens of Township No. l,
for the appointment of Justice of the Peace
to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death of
C. L. Danielson, are here presented to the
Board, one asking the appointment of A. L
Downer, and one asking the appointment of
G. r. Knox. The Board, taking the matter
under advisement, and being fully advised,
finds that the petition of A. L. Downer has
not got a sufficient number of electors on
said petition, and the petition of G. r. Knox
having more than the number required, it is
hereby ordered that G. r. Knox be, and he is
hereby appointed Justice of the Peace for
Township No. l, to fill the unexpired term of
c. L. Danielson, deceased, and that before
entering upon the duties of his Office, he file
a bond, duly approved by the County Judge,
in the sum of $4,000, and take the oath of
Office required by law.
Ordered, that the Board now adjourn.
HENRY JONES, Chairman.
The Shasta courier., 1867-04-06
Shall Conness be Reelected.

A correspondent of the Santa Cruz Times
thus speaks of Senator Conness. 1t is per-
haps needless to say that we endorse every
word of it:
A dispatch from Chicago, dated March
25th, SAYS The Republican (newspaper)
specials statement that Conness declines
collection, is without foundation. No new
man will WELD so much influence for the
Pacific coast" This seems to be generally
conceded fact in the Eastern States, if we
are to judge by newspaper comments upon
the faithful and untiring devotion Of the
Senator to the interests of the State he repre-
sents. Nothing but the energy and iron will
of the distinguished gentleman, Joined with
patriotism and rare abilities, attained for
him the position he fills-a position which
partakes of honor from its occupant. His
course has been such as to ripen into faith
the confidence his friends entertained, and to
cast confusion upon his enemies and tradu-
GERS. At the time of his election much was
said of his political tact, and the bright
traits of his character were apparently
shrouded in the clamorous onslaught of
political rivals. But John Conness figuring
in California caucuses and John Conness in
the United States Senate seem different indi-
NluudIS. III lne prdctlCe VI tue lOruler, HIS
master mind wrought almost miracles, con-
sidering the unprincipled rules Of primaries
and conventions which his success compelled
him to meet in hand. to hand fights. AS .
representative of the people in the United
States Senate, he has been found dignifed,
just, true to the welfare of the Union, and
able in debate upon all questions of moment.
No representative from California ever carv-
ed so enviable record-attracting not only
the admiration of his constituents, but com
manding high praise from distinguished
public men and journalists throughout the
loyal States generally. Should the Senator
desire re election, we have little doubt but
the people of California will recognize his
services by legislative endorsement. His
influence in Washington is powerful, and he
exercises it only for the general good. IN
selfish as man, his official acts are marked
by liberality characteristic of good heart
and strong head. His services to the Union
cause, and the State he has so honorably
represented deserves just recognition from
| the people. Shall he be reelected?
The Shasta courier., 1867-04-06

THE Fashions" Mark Twain" thus
discourses upon the new style of ladies'
dresses
Who shall describe the exquisite taste and
beauty of the new style of ladies' walking
dresses? Taken as class, women can con-
trive more outlandish and ugly costumes than
one would think possible without the gift of
inspiration. But this time they have been
felicitous in invention. The wretched water
fall still remains, of course, but in modified
FORM every change it has undergone was
for the better. First it represented bladder
of Scotch snuff; next it hung down the wo-
mans back like a canvas covered ham !;
afterwards it contracted, and counterfeited a
turnip on the back of the head now it sticks
straight out behind, and looks like a wire
muzzle on a greyhound. Nesting in the
midst of this long stretch of head and hair
reposes the little batter-cake of bonnet, like
iockey-saddle on race horse. You will
readily perceive that this looks very unique,
and pretty, and coquetish. But the glory of
the costume is the robe-the dress. No fur
bellows, no blases, no ruf1es, no cores, no
futterwheels. no hoops to speak of-nothing
but a rich, plain, narrow black dress, termi-
mating Just below the knee in long saw
teeth (points downwards), and under it q
flaming red skirt, enough to put your eyes
out, that reaches down only to the ankle
bone, and exposes the restless little feet
Charming, fascinating, seductive, bewitch-
ing To see lovely girl of seventeen, with
her saddle on her head, and her muzzle on
behind, and her vail just covering the end of
her nose, come tripping along in her hoop
less, red d-bottomed dress, like a churn on fire,
is enough to- set man wild. l must drop
this subject can't stand it.
The Shasta courier., 1867-04-06

PACIFIC CoAsT DIREcToRY-We have re-
ceived from the publisher, Henry G. Lang
ley, copy of this invaluable work 1t
should be in the hands of every business
man. The first part of the work contains the
organization of the different departments of
the Federal Government on the Pacific Coast,
and the officers thereof, with variety of
useful data Of general character the or
ganization of the different States and Terri
tories on this coast, and the officers attached
thereto, with appropriate references to the
various departments Of each, and carefully
prepared exhibit of the resources of the
States and Territories included in the plan of
the work. In this department the agricul-
tural the mineral, the commercial and the
manufacturing interests have each received
careful attention, and large amount of val
liable information, including an important
contribution upon the mineral resources of
California, by W. S. Keyes, Esq, will be
found contained therein, more complete and
thorough in its details than any hitherto
published Part second embraces gazetteer
Of the counties, cities and towns Of the Pacific
coast, the local officers governing the same,
with the address of each merchant, manufac.
turer and professional residing therein
Part third includes classified business
directory, containing the name Of each mer-
chant, manufacturer and professional in the
States of California, Oregon, Nevada, the
Territories Of Washington, Idaho, Montana,
and Utah, and the Colony of British Colum-
bia arranged under the head of the business
or profession in which he is engaged. The
number of different addresses referred to in
these various departments of the work exceeds
forty thousand. An analytical table of con-
tents, and full and complete index are
added, which will exhibit at a glance the
variety and character of the subjects referred
to in the work, and greatly facilitate refer
ence thereto. The statistical tables of agri-
culture, wines growing, ETC., Of every county,
are alone worth double the price of the work.
1t is neatly printed, handsomely bound
volume of 1908 pages. The agent for this
county, Mr. D. Whitaker, will commence
supplying subscribers in few days, and
this opportunity of procuring q copy should
be improved by our citizens.
The Shasta courier., 1867-04-06
TO UNION MEN.

Once more we desire TO call the attention
of Union men to the Importance of having
their names registered upon the Great Reg
lister of the county. 1t costs nothing to do
so, and without it no one is entitled to vote at
any general or primary election. The fact Of
a man being opposed to the Registry Law
should not prevent him becoming voter
under its provisions. Let no Union man de-
prive himself of the privileges of freeman
on so fimsy pretext. If the law is obnox-
ious it can be repealed; but those who allow
their opposition to carry them so far as to
decline registration, at once deprive them
selves of the right. to vote even for its abol
ishment.
One very important reason why Union men
should register, is found in the fact that
almost every Copperhead in the county has
done so. They have registered with prompt
ness and unanimity that indicates secret or
g2nizatiOn and the most thorough party dis
cipline, and they are doing this for very
significant purpose. That purpose is to call
a County Convention, nominate Candidates
for the various Offices, and, if possible, elect
them. This can only be done through the
supineness and neglect of Union men ; and
to guard against even such q possibility, every
Unionist should promptly qualify himself for
the privilege of voting. Old Shasta stands
too conspicuous in the front rank of the loyal
counties of the State, to allow her reputation
to be sullied. by a Copperhead success, or to
permit dishonest or incompetent men to re
gain control of her government. Therefore
let every Union man within the limits Of the
county make no delay in placing his name on
the Great Register, in order to be prepared
to assist in the work of preserving his indi-
yidual interests, and the interests and honor
of the county.
The Shasta courier., 1867-04-06

DURING the epidemic of Intermittent fevers
in the West this season, the whole immense
stock of Ayers Ague Cure became exhausted,
and the producing power of his Laboratory
was found inadequate to meet the demand.
Many who knew its extraordinary virtues for
the cure Of Chills and Fever, paid exorbitant
prices for it to those who were fortunate
enough to have supply on hand. Some
of our neighbors paid ten dollars for q bottle,
while the regular price is but one, and assure
US it was on the whole the cheapest remedy
they could buy, even at that figure. They
praise it for two qualities first, that it cures,
and last, that it leaves the health unimpair
ed. .-I0lra Standard.