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Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-03-23

No SESAToRIAL CoMBISATIoy.-An absurd ru-
NOR has been in circulation in San Francisco
during the past week, TO the effect that General
bldwell had entered into political combination
with a certain candidate for United States Sen
atoral honors. This rumor has been industri-
ously circulated by the friends of those who are
vainly aspiring to the gubernatorial nomination,
and who think that by spreading such report
as the above, that they can ALLEVIATE from Gen.
eral Bidwell the support of many of his friends.
1t is needless to say that the report is without
foundation. We assured that the General
has not, nor will he enter into any combination,
whereby the executive patronage of the State
will be prostituted to making any particular in
dydual United States Senator. The absurd
ity of conceiving such thing is manifest, when
it appears that every prominent candidate for
Senator is in favor of his nomination The rea-
for this is obvious. They knoy that he is
the choice of the great mass of the people, and
they dare not endanger their own chances by op-
posing him.-Napa Register.
We called attention to this rumor in the
JorESAL Of March 9th, and designated it as
falsehood. Let it be so considered by men of
the Union party. When General Bidwell con-
sented to permit his name to be used in connec-
tion with the Gubernatorial position, he plainly
stated on what conditions it might be DONE His
past course is sufficient assurance that he will
keep his word-that he will enter into no COM
bination-particularly the one in question. This
rumor was started by the q slate"- makers Of
its origin and intent our readers will in due
time be further informed
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Special Medical Notice.-DR. CIIAs. II. TOZER
would respectfully inform the sick and afflicted that his
MEDICAL INSTITUTE is at the place, CORNER OF
KEARNEY AND JACKSON STREETS, San Francisco, where
established for many years. for the SPE
CIAL COMPLAINTS. Having relnqushed my old mode Of
Advertising which has become with all the uack
Francisco filling the newspapers Fran
cisco with false references for the of imposing
strangers think it only inform those need
of 4 PHYSICIAN OF LONG EXPERIENCE and SUCCESSFUL
PRACTICE that can he consulted at all business at
Medical Institute OF Kearney and jackson Streets
San Francisco.
Ladies suffering from Whites, Piles. Weakness of the
Pain the Side Headache Pal pation of the Heart De-
raugemcn of their Monthly Sickness and all other
that the Female System subject to- will nd prompt relief
by applying to DR.. CIIAS. ii. T0IER.
My FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS were never known to fail
in giving relief in those for which they
ed To he obtained only Mt office. Price. FIVE DOLLARS.
with full directions each box Sent by mail express
Address CIIhS H. TOZER, NJ. D., San Francisco Cal,
Lock Box 1851 Consultation free All communications
strictly confidential CIIAS. II. TOZER, NJ D.,
Late Consulting Physician Of Lock Hospital London.
ID
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FULLY DEMoNsTRATED.-The result of the Sac
ramento and Oakland elections shows that the
Union party will carry this State next September
by majority not less than twenty-five thousand.
The Union party will gain ten thousand votes
through the Registry Law. No wonder the Cop
perheads opposed it, when, without it, they were
polling at every State election ten thousand
illegal votes. Let Union men get their names
on the Big Register and there will be no fears
about the result next Fal.-NarysrWc Appeal.
4 MAGNIFICENT DEBr.-Calaveras county owes
one hundred and ninetv-fve thousand dollars.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-03-23

IL BAD RERUrE.--The Nevada Legislature,
which recently adjourned, but which is now
again in session, did not stand very high in the
esteem of the good people of the sage-brush
country. The Virginia Enterprise of the 10th,
alludes to it in not very complimentary terms,
as may be discovered by perusal of the follow
ing extract from its leading article:
Let the Common wealth breath easy curtain has fallen
on the huges buresqpe
played in any State or Territory in the Union such an
other Legislature assemble this State The major
ty Of the members Of this WILL next be
either hung in the penitentiay chain gang and
their peers thank Col cannot be found world Oh
for photograph Of this last Assembly,
Since the re-assembling the Assembly have
voted to exclude the Enterprise from being
brought within the bar of that body
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Assignee's Sale.

NOTICE is HEREBY CIyrv r,,,r ,,
;hs eC.pose Tor sale at public auction in from, ~
v;llo oour1 house door, in the town Of Weoror -
ba,w,. county OF Trinity and State of C.i;forn;a
CLOCK Ieea the hours of . o'clock, A. NJ and 4 "a.
. saturday 1aua the 18th day OF Apr,,.
w. s I. IoU., all the right title and interest .,
the follow;u an insolvent debtor. in and to
one-balf blf;M,ng described property, to wit: E The ~
situate on ess Grss. IN that certain saw-mill &c.
below Buckhna Hrass Valley creek, short distance
Shasta Wagon Pooa S.a'ion, on the Weaverville and
ate in n ,h OF W. S. Lowden all Of which - as ,ne
edNDa.s county and State first above ment;au
u;3i r. CLIFFORD,
Assignee Of W. s. Lowden
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THEY MUsr BE FED.-There is much destitution
in the South among ex-rebels. Thousands of
them are actually in state of starvation and
Congress is about to appropriate million of
dollars to feed the disloyal! Thus are they to
be punished-these men who raised their hands
against the Government-a Government SO ben
efcent that it first whips them into obedience
and then, when hungered in consequence of their
own misdeeds, it takes money from the public
purse to cherish them. Surely such wonderful
magnanimity must be appreciated by all persons
! not entirely debased. They are our own people,
and they must not be permitted to starve. Hu-
manity and all the abiding interests of the nation
demand that they shall be succored.-Sae. Bee
The leaders at the South sowed the wind the
poor dupes who did their bidding are now reap
ing the whirlwind. We have little doubt that
while the poor of Georgia and other Gulf States
are starving and calling upon the Government
for aid, the heartless aristocracy of that section
close their ears to the appeals of those whom
they forced into rebellion against just and gen.
erous Government. One of the bitter results of
that course is now being experienced. The
mouth pieces of treason in California have an op-
portunity of displaying their sympathy for the
" oppressed" people of the South.
VERY APPLICABLE HERE.-We desire to call the
attention of Trinity people to the following
truthful remarks by correspondent of the Quia
cy Union. They applicable here in
Plumas 80 1t is beyond dispute that the farmer
is entirely dependent, directly and indirectly on
the miner for the sale of his produce, the
competition in other quarters is such that he
cannot hope to find a market elsewhere. The
same rule applies with equal force to the mer-
chant and persons of all other pursuits. 1t does
not therefore, require half an eye to see that if
mining was stopped, all other pursuits would
lapguish and decay. Hence, it is a sacred duty
to themselves, that men of all professions and
trades should lend their assistance, great or
small, to the developement of the unlimited gold
fields of Plumas county,.
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QUICKLY AND QUIETLY DoXE.--Between the
closing of the Goth and the opening of the 10th
Congress there was a recess of only twenty min
utcs. The House passed the Military Bill over
the Presidents veto by vote of l35 to Al. At
II O'Clock on the night Of the I'd the veto of the
Reconstruction Bill was overcome in the Senate
by handsome majority and the President OF
the Senate declared it a law without the sigma
ture of the President. In the House the veto oi
the Bill regulating the power of appointment was
beaten by vote of l2l to 81. A. j. must by
this time have become disgusted with his puer
lie attempts to combat the will Of the popular
majority
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MILL MovE.-Ira Howe, one of the old citi-
Gems of Weaverville, has concluded to remove to
Santa Cruz, believing it to be better location
just DOW for his particular business. He says
that in the course of his travels in the lower
country he found no place that he liked as well
as Weaverville, and was only induced to locate
at Santa Cruz because a con siderable amount of
building will be done there next summer
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-03-23

MARROW EscArE.-Andrew Ruch had narrow
escape from serious injury, perhaps worse, in
Champ. Smiths claim on Poverty Flat, last Sat-
urday. While engaged in cutting cut {" pill
lar +" the bank above suddenly started, ard he
sprang back just in time to escape being covered
by the heavy body of earth. lie was pretty Sc
ycrcly bruised, as it was.
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ANNIVERSARY pARTY.-The members Of North
Star Lodge of Odd Fellows have determined to
give party on the evening of Anniversary Day,
April 26th and committee of arrangements
is selected to take the matter in hand. Iii pos
sibc that the Brotherhood here may yet decide
TO appropriately observe the day. in which event
due notice will be given. But the evening party
is fixed fact, and no endeavor will be spared to
make it a creditable one
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-03-23

ALLuDrSG to the Chinese labor question the
Alta reasons as follows 60 Wages are not re-
duced in the West because of the recent heavy
competition in the labor market from Eurone
On the contrary, wages are much higher now
than ever before. The rule in practice is, the
more laborers that come to the country the high
er the wages paid for labor. whatever the theory
may seem to be. 1t will work the same way in
this State. If any one thinks that by and by the
Chinese will be preferred to white laborers a,
equal rates, we have only to say "sufficient to
the day is the evil thereof" Let US not antici.
pate evil, like the simple girl who grieved and
distressed herself because she might sometime OF
other get married and have a baby and let it fall
into river and get drowned and be eaten up by
CATFISH
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MISISG AccIpENr.-John Mahan, partner of
Henry C. Wilt, was caught by cave in their
mining claim between Five Cent Gulch and East
Weaver creek, on the morning of the 18th
Both bones of the right leg were broken above
the ancle. DR.. Wilson reduced the fracture, and
reports that he is getting along finely
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For GovERSoR--The Alta has a candidate for
GoEernor F. N. Pixley is the man. San Fran
cisco may, in the Union Convention, 90 for him
but If the pape5s are any evidence from which a
conclusion can be drawn as to the action of a
party, Bidwell will meet with but slight opposi-
tion.-Sdcramento Record
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FRrIr TREEs-It is good time to plant now
Jos. McGilliyray offers select lot of apple, pear
peach and plum, and variety of shrubhery-
Persons desiring to huy can select for themselves
by calling at John Martins office.
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Frese's Hamburg Tea.

1t is the best preservave against almost anv sickness il
used timely Composed of herbs only il he given
ly tn infants Full directions in English French SPANISH
and German. with every package. TRY IT!
For sale at all the wholesale and and
ceries. EMIL FRESE. Wholesale Druggist =
Sole Agent, 40 Clay street,
PC. 1y. SAN PR.NcsCo
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Auction SALE OF FuRSIrURE.-Read the ad-
vertisement of Ira Howe in another column, and
YOU will be informed that on the 18th of April
he will offer his entire stock of household furni-
ture at public auction.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-03-23

TEACHER WASTED.-The Trustees of Hay Fork
School District wish TO employ teacher. Sal
ary $50 month and board. male teacher
preferred. School to commence on the lst of
April. For particulars, inquire at this office.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-03-23

SIsKiYou.-We learn from the Yreka Journal
that the rev steam grist-mill at Fort Jones will
he in running order by the first of April, and
that the Ancient and Honorable Order of E
Clampsus Nitns is in successful operation there
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-03-23

The REcoRD.-To show our readers that Gen
eral Bidwel is not considered n sectional candi-
date, we publish list of the journals which fa-
vor his nomination :-Treka Journal, Siskiyou :;
TRINITY JOURNAL, Trinity Red Btu6 Independent,
Tehaala .SusanriAe Sage Brush, Lassen Quincy
National, Plumas Mountain Messenger, Sierra
Suisun Press and VaAgo Recorder, Solano /; Nopa
Register, Napa Santa Cruz Sentinel, Santa Cruz
Bulletin and California Farmer, San Francisco
San -Na'eo Gazette, San Mateo; Wilmington Jour
nal, Los Angeles San Rafael Journal, Marin
Clear Lake Sentinel, Lake Nendocino Herald,
Mendocino PlacerpiHe Courier, Ell Dorado So
nora Herald, Sonora Petaluna Argus Sonoma
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-03-23

To BE REvrvED.-D. o. Mccarthy announces
that the publication of the american Flag will be
resumed on the 18th of April.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-03-23

CoxiNG.-General Bidwell sailed from New
i0fk on the Goth Of this month, and will soon
oe mere IN person to receive the welcome and
support OF grateful constituency.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-03-23

NEWS FAvoRs.-Mr. Oberdeener has again
placed us under obligations for supply of late
Eastern illustrated papers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-03-23

JUNCTION City ScuooL.-The Trustees have
secured the seryices Of Mrs. Nathan H. Thomas,
a most excellent and accomplished Teacher
The citizens of that brisk town have subscribed
about $500 for School purposes.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-03-23

LICENSE INCOME TO THE CouNTY.-We are in
debted to Joseph Craig, county Treasurer, for
the following statement of Licenses sold during
tho fscaJ wear ending March lst, 1867:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-03-23

ACCIDENT AT INDIAN CREEK-On the 10th in
slant a Portuguese named John ]. Williams met
with severe accident while chopping wood on
Indian creek. heavy log rolled over his left
leg, crushing the knee joint and fracturing both
bones Immediately below also nAicting COM
pound fracture of both bones above the ankle
joint. DR.. Todd reduced the fractures, and enter
fains some hope of saving the limb. The unfor-
tunate man is poor, has family to support, and
is well advanced in years. Although crippled
in one arm by previous accident, he has labor
ed industriously to support his family Through
the kindness of Mr.. Stoddard and other citizens
a considerable sum of money was Immediately
raised in aid of the unfortunate man.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-03-23

~ Hope for the Amicted.-IS another part of
this paper will be found the advertisement of die
Institute established by DR.. j. c. Young in S5d In thisage
of deceit and carlaanism it is boon the suffering to
point ont them where they of obtaining wish
ed for relief and Under the of the skul
the sick and troubled can iyest themselves their burdens
pain and shame lay aside their and health
and happiness. If sick in trouble. do
Read the advertisement and follow the advice not
the number the of directing
CONSULTATION OFFICE, $50 Washington Fran
cisr
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LOUIS A. GARNETT,.....Pres President and Manager.
JOHN HEWSTON, Jr.,-.....--.Chemist and supt

THIS COMPANY HAVING GREATLY EN-
i larged their Refining Works, andd introduce
ed many other important Improvements, are plea
sed to announce that they feel warranted in again
reducing materially their terms of doing business.
TIE TARIFF OF CHARGES
Which they now submit to the public-consid-
cred with reference to the cost of material and Ia
boris lower than in any other part of the world,
and secures to the mining interest of this coast
an important increase in both the minting and
commercial value of bullion. Their charges
hereafter will be as follows:
FOR ASSAYING DEPOSITS FOR UNPARTED
GOLD BARS.
One-Eighth of one per cent. heretofore quar-
teri for all amounts over 81 900 and two dol
lars for any smaller sum. Returns made in
twenty-four hours.
FOR ASSAYING DEPOSITS FOR UNPARTED
SILVER BARS.
Two dollars for the gold contained up to 81 600,
and one-eighth of one per cent. for amounts
over that sum, and one per cent. ON the silver
contained. Returns made in "a hours.
FOR REFINING DEPOSITS MADE FOR COIN
OR FINE BARS.
On bullion under 800 parts gold, cents per
ounce
On bullion from 3oOg q coo parts gold, cents
per ounce.
On bullion from GOOs $50 parts gold, c cents
per ounce.
On bullion from 75oI@ 9494 parts gold, cents
per ounce.
Above $50 the only charge will he for coinage.
But there will be charge for refining less than
two dollars.
FOR COMING GOLD.
This charge will be the same as at the Mint-a
half of one per cent.-and which is paid by US
to that institution. But there will be no charge
in future for making fine gold silver bars from
bullion refined by us.
RETURNS IN COIN MADE IN FORTY-EIGHT
HOURS.
Silver contdined in deposits for coin will be ac-
counted for at the same rate customary at the
Mint
Gold bars of other Assayers in good standing,
will be cashed by us at the highest market rates
Dust and bullion can be forwarded to US from
any part of the country and returns made thro'
Wells, Fargo Co. $ Express.
Charges at U. s. Branch Mint.
For the convenience of those not familiar with
the terms of the Mint, we subjon the tariff of
charges now in force at that institution
For refining bullion under 200 parts gold, 3
cents per ounce.
For refining bullion from 3oO!@16OO parts gold,
3 cents per ounce.
For refining bullion from 6oO!@ $50 parts gold,
cents per ounce.
For refining bullion from 7501@s30 parts
gold / cents per ounce.
For refining bullion from s3o@949t parts
gold, IA cents per ounce.
The charge for coinage is half of one per cent,
and the charge for making fine silver bars, the
same.
Comparing the net value of deposits for COIN
age with the proceeds of impaired gold bars
sold in the understanding that the bars have
cost of one per cent.-they must be sold at the
following par rates to equal the return which
would have been made had they been deposited
for coinage
$50 par to equal Mint return at refining charge
of IA cents
s45 par to equal Mint return, at refining charge
of l cents.
e65 par to equal San Francisco A. L R. Works
return at refining charge of cents.
San Francisco Feb l6, 1867. 8:l3:is.
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Sr. PArnIck's BALL-The party given by Mr..
Condor on Monday night was well attended and
passed off pleasantly. The supper served at the
Empire was of course good. Between sixty
and seventy tickets were sold.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN undersigned will not consider any contract
for rent of the Weaverville Theater binding un-
til the money is paid. This rule will not be de-
waited from under any circumstances.
CHARLES THOMAS.
Weaverville, March -, 1866. 10.
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sff AT OREGON GuLcu.-Remember that
Inc paneing party at Catalan s is announced for
Friday evening next, March 3o,h 's'
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20 to the Theater this Saturday evening.
snd bear Charley Walsh. 1t will do you good.
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@arria9es:

In Weaverville, March 10th, by Hon. John Muir
ply, county Judge, Mr. FRED. LAcHERMAcuEn to
Mrs. DoRorHEA SrIERLES, both Of Weaverville.
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wife of Patrick Murphy, of a son.
TO THE VOTERS OF TRINITY.
TJIIIE UNDERSIGNED ANNOUNCES THAT lie IS A
i candidate for TREASURER Trinity county, subject
to the action of the Union County Convention If nomna-
ted and elected, he binds himself pay 6cnera
School Fund of the county the sum of ONE THOUS-
AND DOLLARS in I. S Gold Coin
NJ. LANG
Weaverville, February %, 1867. 7:tc
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SAN FRANCISCO ASSAYING
REFINING WORKS,
41O Montgomery Street,
SUCCESSORS TO KELLOGG, HeWsToN g. co.,
CAPITAL STOCK, 100000.
-nIREcroRs -:

JOHN PARR0TT, CHAS f. McLANE,
WM. c. RALSTON, A. HAYWARD,
LOUIS A. GARNETT.
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blood i'm i%S.s lure. nasE hYmRs ssd
the of life into vigorous action restoring the health
and expelling disease. Hence rapidly varsity OF
complaints which caused by mpuriy Of the blood such
Srcfuia. Kings Er Fnsors. Ulcers Sores Ernptons
Ifmes Btoles, Dolls, s. A.tonys Fire Rose Erysipe-
las letter Srn Rheim Sdld Head Ring Uora, Cdncer
unceroas Tnors. Sore Eyes Fna Diseases such Reen-
tion, Lrgary Sapprcssioa YATES. &eriity also. Sh-
Ills rRerid Diseases Lrer CnptdHts and Heart Dised
Try AYERS SARSAPARILLA and for yourself the
surprising activity with wht ceanses the blood and Grad
icates these disorders.
During late the public have been msled bot
ties pretending To give Of extract Of Srsapar for
dollar Most of these have been fapds upon the sick
for they only contain little Sarsaparla hut often
curative properties whatever Hence bitter disppont
ment has followed the of the various extracts of Sarsapa
ra which flood the market until the itself has become
synonymous with imposition and cheat. Still call this
compound Srsapara and intend to supply such remedy
as shall rescue the from the load of ohlouy that
upon It, We think We have ground for believing il has vr-
which irresistible by the ordinary the dse
ii is intended to We only sick
offer them the best Alternative which know how pro-
duce and have believe il il by far the
fccua purifier of the blood discovered by anybody
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL is uni versally known to
surpass every other remedy for the Of Coughs Cd IN
feso Houscness Group Bronchitis Lcipie Consumption,
the relief Consumpve patients in advanced
ii useless the
dence of its virtues. The world knows them.
PREPARED J. G. AVER Co., Lowell Mass and sold by
NJ OBERDEENER. Weavervilie. CRANE & BR1GHAM and
X. II. MCDONALD & Co.. San Francisco. 9mka.
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Medical Advtce.-DR. WM. X. DonERTYs Medical and
Surgical Institute is becoming sine qua to the welfare
of State health Of citizens and his rapidly
ding reputation, although it excite surprise is but
signal skill, and follows the natural effect
cause. We personally acquainted with gentlemen who
had suffered years under chronic disease, and who had
ken advantage every available that promised
lief bnt without until they called upon DR. DoHERrY
who in incredibly short of time has given them
tire relief gratifying to announce fact because
Doctor Is gentleman who seeks not by defamation Of
10 establish reputation. to the superstrucure
his own upon the ruin Of anothers fame The Doctor con-
ducts his Institute in such manner that must be gratifying
to all his patients lie examines advises and
without charge the patient after hearing his for
treatment accept reject at pleasure In
the Doctor make n charge unless he effects This he
able he feels the confidence which long
given and doubt the consolation which ap
pertains confidence afflicted either A.
cute or chronic would do well to Doctor
at all do harn for consultation he asks
no he insist obedience his unless
the patient places himself under his on
Sacramento street. opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship
panys ofice.-SIn FfdRcisco Neics.
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ss- The best Remedy for Purifying the
Blood Strengthening the Nerves, Restoring the Appe
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NOTICE.

rs HEREBY GIVEN that Phillips Chandler
/ have leased the one-half interest of H. b. Day
ton in the Lewiston Market, heretofore conduct
ed by H. B. Dayton Co., together with the
books and accounts. All persons indebted to
the late firm requested to settle with G. G.
Pettijohn & Co. prsvious to the first day of April
next. II. b. DAITON,
c. C. PETTIJOHN.
Lewiston, February 6, 1867. 9:to.
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Hy- MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, Essay
Warming and Instruction for Young Men. Also Dsea
scs and Abuses which PROSTATE the Vital Powers with
sure means relief free Of charge in sealed letter
envelopes Address Dr. j. SKILLIN H0UGlIT0N, Howard
Association. Philadelphia, Pa. 251y.
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~ The Trinity Journal costs only Fiv.
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CHARLEY WALsH.-At the Theater tonight.