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CHOLERA PREVENTIVE!


Y. 1865. L..
THE GREET ZfNGARI BETTERS.
81 MS WONDERFUL REMEDY was disroy-
eF,d and introduced about twenty wears
ago by Or. ). ChcoPsus, @a. euh.eut Egyptian
physician.
rsilc had long seen and 81, the want Of some
NEEDY which would strike II the root Of dis-
ease. and so prevent much OF NE suffering
which the human family was then compelled 10
endure.
The great question was presented tn his mind
every day in vivid cnlOrs az he moved among
the sick aud diving, and observed the ineilieicu.
cy Of nearly all the remedies then IN use. Thus
he was lead 10 think and experiment; and after
ten YEAR, OF study and labor. he presented to
his fellow maa the wonderful Zingari Bitters.
The effect Of this preparation ia tie prevention
and cure OF disease, was 80 mary allous and as-
tonishing, that the most hattoring marks Of
royal favor were bestowed upon him who dis
covered II. His name was placed upon the
Roll of MOBILES and gold medal with the fol-
lowing meription-Dr. s. Cbeopstis. the Public
Benciactor-,wss presented to him By the Vice
roy.
The preparation has been used in scyera
epidenies Of cholera, both as preventive and
curative measure, and with such great sueress
that it has been introduced into nearly all The
general hospitals OF the old world
The old saying that au ounce Of prevention
is worth pound Of cure, applies with marvel
Ions force to cholera, and therefore any remedy
that will protect rs against this terrible disease
should be freely and persisienHy used
All Psychologists now agree that the cholera
poison acts on the svstum through the blood,
and that any combination which acts OF The
excret1rY organs and keeps them in working
order, must prevent a sufficient accumulation
Of the poison 10 exert is terrible effects on the
organism. This is true not only Of cholera. bu,
Of nearly all other malades, especially the DIR
I ferent forms o. fovers
The Zingari Bitisrs is just such remedy a.
the above conditions require. II acts on the
organs OF eNcretion and secretion, keeping III
a perfect balance between them. This Bitter.
Is composed entirely Of roots aud herbs. %
nicely eoncocted that every organ Is acted upon
and put IN tone. Its taste is pleasant and IL,
effects prompt aud lasting.
Numerous cases Of the following discas,,
have been cured by It: Cholera, Diarrhna
Typhoid and Typhus Fever, Fever, Aguc, Ner.
yous Debility, Anaemia, Female Irrcgularities
Dyspepsia. Flatnlency, Collie, Seroftila, &c.
+ Price, one dollar per quart bottle.
Principal Depot at the Walnut street Wharf
Harrisburg. Pa.
Sold by Druggists, Hotcl-keepers 4 Grocers,
For Sale in Westminster Nd. by BovsRs 1
Gr19, Grceers, and A. II. lIuBER. Druggist.
=. RAHTER,
June 2s,--lyr. Sole Proprietor.
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Hy the use OF
CHASTEL LIARS
W hitc Liquid
e NJ "A M z T.,

For Improving aud nesu,ifYing tbe complexion.
The most valuable and perfect preparation In
tint, that il only found In youth. II quickly
removes Tan, Freckles, Pimples, blotches.
Moth Patches, Saliewnezs, Efuptions- and all
Impurities Of the skin, kindly healing the same
leaving the skin Whit and clear "a aiassster.--
Us use cannot be detected BY The closest sefusi-
ny, and being vegetable preparation Is per-
kind used by the French, and Is considered BY
The Partisan As indispensable TO perfect toilet.
Upwards Of %, 600 boftlez were sold daring the
past year, sufficient guarantee Of is efficacy.
Price only rs cents Sent by mall, post. paid,
on receipt ofgn order, by
BERGER, SHUTS CO., Chemists.
fcbltiy 2s5 River ST., Troy, \. X.
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ALEXANDER FRAZER,
Clock and Watch Maker.

ID ESPECTFULLY in. ~n
III forms the Public that ,ssSf,S,zR
be has opened a shop for eA&iz
the ,rlnaaction Of business at Mr.. Jrumbo'i
lower end Of Westminster, in the room foI
Iqerly occupied by DR. Herring rs an oliic|
Being an old experienced Clock and Watd
Maker, not repairer merely. he fiatie|
himself thai he eau give every satisfsetid
to his employers.
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, &C., rcpair}
at short notice, in the best manner, and \
most accommodating terms.
dune l4-if
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DR.. 7. Butler and /, Ey]

lFFER 10 their friends and the :
" IN genera, one Of the best Lini1
that hos laiely been presented for the 4
Hnripr,h holds Or Piles. We oIIor this
dy with the hope that those rorsous NJ
afflicted with this disease may give Il i
and feel satisfied they viii receive full |
nerntion for their money expended.
For Saie by A. X. Huber, No. 9, 4
Hall, Westminster, and 1T the Subs)
Residence. NJ The West Fad.
.i,r l1..tr
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]. ]. BAUMGAR I NER,
Attorney at Law and soiIcifl
M In Chnnccry.

WILL. practice law in the Courts in d
w roll county, will aid and coui
those who are settling estates in the
phans' Court, and drah Wills. Deeds 4 :
Can be seen AT the Union National n
Of Westminster, from I, o'clock A. NJ,
III o'clock p. NJ, and 10 the evening
his residence opposite tho Farmers q
chanlcs' National Bank Of westminsterI
may24-ly.
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TliE undersigned has just returned from
the city Of Philadelphia with the largest
and best selected stock of Ladies Misses
Children 5 and Gcntlemcn's Boots & Shoes
ever brought to this market. My stock con.
aists IN part Of Ladies' and Misses 4,
Custom made Glove Kid ilalmorals, PA
lasting tiaiters, Morocco Balmorals,t ~
Polish Boots, &c; also Genilenan's Boots 4
Shoes, such as Mems Calf Custom-made
Boots, Congress Caters, lace Boots, aud
coarse Boots & Shoes Of all kinds.
Being an experienced Manufacturer
myself, have had oil the above stock made
to order, and for the express purpose to
suit this MARKET by celebrated and well
known Boot 4 Shoe Manufacturer Of Phila.
delphia, and having had great success in my
sales tattermyself 10 being able to say, that
all who have purchased their Shoes Of me,
will testify that my stock has given better
satisfaction, as to durability, style, finish,
aud price, than al others kept in Westmin
ster. ! therefore invite the especial aiten-
ton Of the Indies and gentlemen of West.
Minister, and Carroll county, ia need Of any
thing in my line, to give me call aad
convince themselvas. Every article IL
warranted TO be whatit is represented, and
pledge myself to sell cheaper, than stock
Of the same quality and finish can be bought
elsewhere.
BIZ Remember the place, two doors
West OF Alu. Shnner's Millinery Store.
T. S. EcRERT.
May q, 1867 -3m.
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FRlzELL & MANNING,
WESTMINSTER, ND
STOCK AND BILL BROKERS.

MILL buy and sell on Commission, all
w issues u U. 8. Securities, Gold, Sill
YER, Bonds, &c. Bank Stock bcught and
sold on Commission. Collections made with
prompt returns. Land Warrants Wanted
VIII pay 1xrxk per c<zk f3) for Depositcs,
20 b drawn out on dnmand.
mareh7.H
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JOS. M. PARkE
Attorney nj Law and solicit
In Chancery.

HAvISG some spare time, not occd
III BY bis Editorial duties, will devot]
same TO the Preo,iec Of Law in the val
Courts Of Carroll county. win counse|
assist sucis as have business befnre thd
phans' Court, and attend to tho pre1
ion Of Deeds, Wills &C.
Office in the rear Of tho ADVOCATE 4
ing Office. M
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CIRCUIT & REIFSyIBER.

.f7'T'ORAETs-aT-k4F mo. S0LE
tfT0RS IN GTflfScERT,
WgsTaissrgR, IN.
ME have formed copartnership IN NE
wv practice &c law IN the Courts OF
Carroll and Howard Counties, and will
promptly attend to al business entrusted TO
our care. Particular attention poia 10 Col
lectinns and procuring DEGREES for the sale
Of Real Easa;a.
Also, Applications tiled for Buck Pay and
Bounty tiIlp heirs 81 deccased soldiers.
0ftiee Esljolainx the residence 81 CaAs. I.
KEIrsAltEn. no30stf
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"a. u. xtrf<ry. tsfAs. u: rosxnrs
MAuLSBY & B0BEBTs.


s ifazinr nsso<,afed shemzclses N tlie prhc.
of Law ii rasroH cnunty, they viii at
III rr9e4rsly ai,d e3ssidiiy % MI Insia,zs
n u nlt4 AZ thoir charge. III. MsnlsS5
VII vc<tn,inrser uhrnegef brsir<sa
saire<n Office difeetly pJppsite CgsH
Z. u. k;rds u Job Work ocatiy ex>r1ted
y ~ QErecksrlc Apyoc<Fk QGe.
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Reparator Capilli.


Throw away rour false frl1ees, your switches,
your wig
Destructive OF comfort, and not worth a fig;
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly and fair
And rejoice in your own luxuriant hair.
REPARATOR cAPH.LI.
For restoring hair upon bald heads iron
whatever cause III may hare fallen out and fore
ing growth Of hair upon the face, il hns no
equal. II will force the beard TO grow upon
lhe smoo,hest face In from ive 70 eight weeks,
or hair upon bald heads 10 from two to three
mouths. A few ignorant practitioners have
asse-icd that there Is nothing that will force or
hasten the growth Of The hair or beard. Their
assertions are faise, as thousands Of living wit
nesses iron their own expetieuce) can bear
witness. But many will say, how are we 70
distinguish the genuine from the spprious7 II
certainly "a ditiicuit, as nine-ienths OF the dit
fercnt Preparations advertised for The hair ard
beard ars entirely worthless, and you may have
already thrown away large amounts In their
purchase. To such We would say, try the Re
parator CapPilli il will cost you nothing UNI
less IL fully comes up TO onr representations
n your Druggist does not keep Il, send us one
dollar and We viii forw ard il. postpaid, tevcth-
er with reception The money, which will be
returned you on application, providing entire
satisfaction il not given. Address,
W. l.. CLARK a co., Chemists,
No. West Fayette Street, Syracuse, \. y.
feb-Jiy
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PL o U C II s ,


done with proptncss and ON moderate terms,
They are also sole Agents for the sale Of
McCORMlCK'S Improved Selfliakiug
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GRAMMER & PERKINS,

TT B. GRAMMER, having associated
with hin, in bis business Mr.. j. W.
iRakixs, -L,e d Baltimore, who has had
some eighteen years experience IN Photo.
graphy, and having removed TO his NEW
ROOMS, nearly opposite Odd Fellows
Hall. which have been fitted MP at consider
able cxpense expressly for tho business,
would respectfully announce TO bis friends
Of Westminster, and Of Carroll County gem
orally, that they now have the facilities for
taking rs good pictures. On every style OF
the art.l as can be procured elsewhere.
lane Eff
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SASH, BLIND, doom AND
Furniture Factory.

SHORE, LESTER & snAEPFER,
Nj AIN Street, West ofthe Railroad have
WI on hand and Manufacture to order
SASHES,
MINDS,
nOORS,
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ATTENTION.!


.z,sy THE Largest aud most complete
n
&c. aeleetion Of
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There cometh glad tidings Of Joy 10 all,
To yoang and TO old, 10 great and TO small;
Tho beauty which once was 50 precious and rare,
Il free Tor all. and all may be fair.
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Fo UT US
eELEBAkrEp
Horse and Cattle Powders.

this animal, such 1
0w Wa
TER II EAY ES,
C0UG us, Dis
TEMPE r., FE
yERS, FOUNDER
LOSS OF Ape
TTrB AND VITAL
ENERGY, &c. las
use improves the
win a, increases
the appetite gives
q SIN Doth and |
glossy skin-and
Transforms he
miserable skeleton
horse. -
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MADAME IT. !. PEHRIGO,
?. 0. pRAwrR 2s8, Ballalo, Y. y.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-16

County SCHOOL MATTERs.-The annual report
of the County Superintendent to the State Su-
ner;ntendent of Public Instruction, furnishes the
following items relative to school matters in Trim
ity county Number of children between FIVE
and fifteen years, 353 negro children, 4 In
dian children, 46; total number of children be-
tween FIVE and fifteen years, 4O3 under FIVE
wears 3Os; number attending school during the
wear 257 number between five and fifteen who
did not attend school, 81 number of school dis
,r;cts 9: amount paid for teachers salaries.
s3 O43 so; for fuel and contingent expenses.
500 for repairs, ETC., $5l total expenditure
for school purposes, So, 368 81; received from
State. Sl.l53 from county taxes, 81, ,2s4; from
-ate bills and subscription, 81 ,006 so total val
nation of school property, So, 500; average num-
her of months schools were maintained s. The
Roard of Supervisors at its late session estab-
lisbed new district to be known as Cox's Bar
School District-a necessity which was begin
ming to be severely felt. The communities of
Rio Flat and Coxs Bar heretofore belonged to
North Fork District and were so far removed
from the point at which the school was located
that they received no benefit from it. We learn
that sufficient sum of money has already been
subscribed to maintain a school FIVE months.
and that Miss Carrie Conan has been employed
as teacher. The people of Cox's Bar District
serve credit for the prompt action taken in this
matter.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-16

Medical Advfce.-DR. WM. X. DoHERTY's Medical and
Surgical Institute is becoming sine t" the welfare
of State and health of citizens and his rapidly
ding reputation although excite surprise is but the
signal of skill and follows the natural effect of such
We personally acquainted with gentlemen who
had suffered under chronic disease and who had
ken advantage every available that promised
lief but without until they called DR. DoHERTY
who incredibly short space of time has given them
relief 1t gratifying this fact because the
Doctor gentleman who seeks not by defamation OF others
establish his reputation the of
his upon the anohcrs fame. The Doctor
ducts his Institute such that must be gratifying
all his patients He examines advises and recommends
without charge and the patient after hearing his for
treatment reject at pleasure In does
the Doctor make charge unless he effects This he
able do, because he feels the confidence which
perence has given, and doubt the consolation which
pertains that confidence. Persons afflicted with either
chronic disease would do well
at all events do harm for consultation he asks
fee does lie insist obedience his advice
the patient places himself under his His
Sacramento street opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany's offce.-Sln Francisco Ne,cs
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-16

THANKSGIVING PARTy.-A dedcatory partysa at
the new Theater is announced for Thanksgiving
night. 1t is proper to state that the party iseot
ten up by citizens of Weaverville in behalf of
Mr.. Charles Thomas, the proprietor, as q token
of their appreciation of his indomitable energy
IN again furnishing the town with commodious
public hall under embarrassing circumstances
We know of no other citizen who would have ex-
pended the required amount for such purpose,
and hope to see generous response in behalf
of our en:erprising fellow citizen. All are aware
that he lost largely by the destruction of the old
Theater. The dancing and dressing rooms will
be well warmed on the night of the party, and
lunch will be served on the stage. Give the ben
efcary thumper.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-16
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For particulars, apply to or address
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General Agents for Pacific Coast. 44:4i.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-16

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF FORECLOS-
ID ure of mortgage, duly made and entered in
the District Court of the Ninth Judicial District,
in and for Trinity county, State of California, on
the goth day of August, A. D. 1866, in favor OF
Tinnin & Owens, and against James Cochran,
Timothy Hennessy, ct. al, and in pursuance of
order of sale therein issued out Of said Court,
on the 18th day of November, A. D. 1867, duly
attested and to directed and delivered, l, the
undersigned, duly appointed Elisor for that pur-
pose, will on MONDAY, the
9th day of December,
A. D. 1867, at the Court House in the town of
Weaverville, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A.
NJ. and o clock, PM, sell to the highest bidder,
for cash, the following described property to sat-
iafy said decree and judgment, to wit:
That certain Water Race, conveying water
from Weaver creek to Douglas City and Fillibus-
ter Flat, for mining purposes, and known as the
Cochran ditch. Also, the undivided one-third of
certain mining claim situate on Fillibuster
Flat, and known as Tim. Hennessy Co. s claim,
all of said property lying and being situate in
said county of Trinity, State aforesaid, and par
ticnlarly described in said decree, the same to be
sold with all and singular the tenements, here
editaments and appurtenances thereto belonging
or in any wise appurtaining.
HENRY HART,
Elisor specially appointed
"eaVer'ilie' NOV. IL, 1861 45ts.
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Weayervjlle, Saturday, Nov. 16, 1867.

LIGHT AuEADEnough returns received from elections
held last week to satisfy the nhearted oppopept of
Democracy that the UnionRepubcan party not vet ami
hated The Democratic salute Of Monday night was music
10 our ears We are rather glad that the party an
portunity to exut after having been the cold"
long It's members will feel better and behave better for
The Union party have learned that it
Gus to undertake to carry too much weight
Pagn IL shouidered every dcoverabe side ISSUE
nown under the load In New York, where party
Sunday and Liquor laws under its protection are beaten
by 4oooo majority and yet have majority in the
ate New Jersey followed suit because New York city
ocracy refused buy any of her distilled crabape
Juice she did otherwise. With the burhens of and
negro suffrage we losing Kansas Prohibtory
laws and the fact that Bullock ubenatoraI candidate
Tor the third time reduced the republican majority Mass
chusetts to 1900. But Illinois, Wisconsin Minnesota ard
Missouri Republican reaction in favor of Des
this year will react again when the Presidential light
raht as our standardbcarer comes Read the Nary
Vile dppedps figures in the column. W
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REPUBLICANS.

Now let the deuded Coppcrheads take re-
view of the above figures, and weigh the chances
of the Democracy next Fall All the States GER
tain for the Copperheads three, viz: Ken
lucky, Maryland and Delaware F; although we
give them New York and New Jersey, because
we think their chances arc the best.
We have omitted the Southern States in the
above count, though before the election next
year they will be restored to the Union, and all,
or nearly all of their electoral votes are to be
added TO the Republican column. What a
bright prospect for the Democracy
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-16

COLD COMFORT. : Though the Copperheads
have carried Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York and
new Jersey, they yet lack good many of having
enough to be of any benefit to. them next year,
and there is the poorest possible show for them
to get any more. Besides, Pennsylvania and
is California The Marysville APpeaI makes the
following figures on the Presidential vote of next
year. and we should like to have every Union
man preserve them until the Presidential contest
is decided, just to see how close they come to the
mark Examine them:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-16

Coon ctAM.-We saw at Junkans Hardware
store, on Monday, some fine specimens taken
from the claim of VanMatre and Texas" in
the bed of East Fork, above the old Chellis mill
dam. The pieces weighed from six to fifteen
dollars, and the fortunate owners expect to find
bigger ones as work progresses.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-16

GUESS NoT.-In extended article on the sub
ject of g Water Works, u induced by the pressing
need for better supply of water in that city,
the San Francisco Times refers to q the immense
water-wo;ks being constructed at Chicago, with
the tunnel under Lake Ontario"! Either Chi
cago or the lake in question has moved recently.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-16

COUNTY STATIsTIcs.-From the statistical re-
ty, we gather the following information relative
to products, etc., at home, for the year ending
January lst, 1867 Acres of land inclosed, lO,-
679 cultivated 1928 bushels wheat, 1889
bushels barley, 2,2l2 bushels oats, 2,465
bushels rye, 27 ; bushels corn, 1000 bushels
peas, 60 bushels beans, 5s5 bushels peanuts,
"a bushels potatoes, l6,735 bushels onions,
70l tons hay, 1876 ; tons beets, tons tur-
nips, 80 tons pumpkins and squashes, "A; lbs.
butter, 1926 cheese, so honey, 745; apple
trees, l6, ,l54 peach, c, 400 pear, 1855 ; plum,
1851 cherry, BAL nectarine, ll6 ounce,
127 apricot, 76; fig, 8 orange, II mulber-
nv, almond, II walnut, s; gooseberry, g.
754; raspberry, ,532 strawberry, l27 l5s
grape 10, O96 horses, AGA mules, Isl asses,
II COWS, 63l calves, 4l9 f.; beef cattle, 1853
oxen, 1873 sheep, l2l hogs, 609 chickens,
.s55 turkeys, l20 geese, 81 ducks, 3s !;
hives of bees, 2l4 grist mills, barrels -four
made, 875 corn meal, l6 ; saw mills, Is feet
lumber sawed, l,Os5,OOO shingles made, so,
900 mining bitches, 2ll length in miles, 299 i;
average daily amount of water used, IS, $50 in
ches rrigating bitches, "A acres, irrigated,
649a. The report shows that 2,GO7 acres of land
were cultivated in 1867 falling-of from last
year. while there is considerable increase in
the am ount of wheat and barley grown the pres
ent year-of the former. ,293 acres of the lat
ter, 24l acres. Assessed value Of real estate,
$239 1894 of personal property, 1913 ,4O7 es-
timated total population, S,2T2 registered vo-
ters, 1850. We are satisfied that the returns
as given above are far from accurate. The AS
SCISSOR finds very general hestancy on the part
of citizens to make the statistical returns called
for by the Surveyo General, evidently through
fear that some additional tax is to be levied. AS
a general thing the figures given above are at
least one-haf less than they should be.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-16

DEAD.-JOhn A. Andrew, Ex-Governor of Mas
sachusetts, died at Boston on the 3Oth of Octo-
Der. The Sacramento Union truly remarks that
20 he will be long remembered for his patriotic
services at the commencement of the rebellion
and during its progress. AS Governor of Massa-
chusetts, he was always ready to lead off that
noble State in its efforts on the side of the Gen.
eral Government for the suppression of the great
insurrectiop ~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-11-16

SUCCESSFUL SURGICAL OPERATIoN.-We learn
from the Virginia (Nevada) Trespass of Novem-
Der 4th, that on the day previous Drs. Bryarly
and McMeans, of that city, successfully removed
n Gwen" which had formed in the corner of the
eye of Ella Reynolds, adopted daughter of our
former townsman, Judge Jesse S. Ptzer. The
Tresspass says the " little LADY, was doing we'll