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Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-02-09

TO THE AFFLICTED.-DR. W. X. DoHERrr returns his
sincere thanks his patients for their patronage
and would take this opportunity to remind them that he con-
tnues consult at his Institute for the of chronic dis
Of the LUNGS LIVER KIDNEYS, DIGESTIVE and GENTo
URINARY ORGANS, and all private diseases viz SYPHILIS in
all its forms and stages SEMINAL WEAKNESS and all the hor
rid consequences of self abuse GoSORRHoEA GEET SrRc
NOCTURNAL and DURNAL EMISSIONS SEXUAL DEBILITY
diseases of the Back and Loins inflammation Of the Bladder
and Kidneys and he hopes his long experience and
successful practice will continue insure him share Of pub
lie patronage By the practice of in Europe and
the United States he enabled apply the most efficient and
successful remedies against diseases of all kinds He
without mercury, charges moderate, treats his patients in
honorable and has references of unqueton
able vera0y from of known respectability and high
standing in society. All parties consulting him by letter
otherwise will receive the best and gentlet treatment and
implicit secrecy.
DR. DOHERo would call attention to the following certif-
from two of his patients who having fully recovered
their health desire to make known their remedial agent 1t
will be their statements fully authenticated by
Notary Public.
The welfare of society imperously demand their pubcI
ty and they giving to the than to
sound the praises of Physician of whom hundreds OF like
be cited durna practice of than fifteen
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-02-09
Letter from the Bay.

San Francisco, January g. 1867.
FRIEND GoEDos:-It has been many months since
dersgned has incted" himself upon your readers but the
time has when silence longer be maintained
an ready to incur the wrath Of all whom these presents
may come.
The JouRSAL all former residents Of Trinity,
welcome and wenformed friend It's contents perused
with eager interest by them especially the feminine portion
who always anxious about the and decrease Of
population in their old home There many families here
who pleasantly situated in Weaveville and some
Of them would gladly be back again. San Fran
cisco good place for Of business capacity and
sshness enough enable them thrive upon the hard
earnings Of the poorer classes Still the growth Of the city
and population is pouring in from all parts
What the outskirts Of the city two
aeo thcky populated districts The southern por
rapidly stretching towards the foothills beyond
the Mission while the west the abitaons Of the living
are fast creeping up Lone Mountain whose DEATH
peopled summit overoo the turbulent on hand
and the mirror-lke Bay the other So fast is the city
spreading back from the water. edge that movement
prohibit the burial Of any dead at that cemete
ry The avarcous odysnatches propose to exhune
from their rocky resting places the remains Of such
men as Baker roerck the countless thousands
who sleep the sleep that knows no waking in that
silent City They propose to the bones
the departed that the living may profit by it, About
year the people Of San Francisco were at the
limitation Of the old Yerba Buena cemetery. buryng
which hckly populated the early history the city
which should have remained unmolested But greedy
could he appesed and for days and weeks
piles Of dead mems CHASTITY skulls lay bleaching
upon along the Market street railroad which
cd through it,
There is possibility Of having too much Of good
thing and certainly have had enough For the
cold and heavy showers have occurred frequent
intervals than
pedestrians jste each other under awnings while poor
dumb animals broke from their astenings and charg
ing through the streets right reckless.
Johnsonites here Gangs OF rowdies and
throats every from the Northern
DIR Day is here.i from 80 a man
spend there and get Less for it than in
country he visited. More anon. ILLUS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-02-09

The following graphic % notis, says the Cad
do La.) Ne,rs, was posted on the Court House
Of neighboring parish, not long since =" Noti,
Will pc solt Monday vas week, Won silver
spoon, Won puter basin, musical insical and
Won SOW NIT pig by me, SHoS SHRIvER, Consta-
~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-02-09

CHoLERA.-The reported cholera on Ahe Amer
ica, is said to have been the effects of lead from
the boilers, mixing with the food of the passeu-
pers-Mountain Aessenger
Fudge A passenger tells US it was only
general belly-ache occasioned by the speedy
transit over the Nicaragua Isthmus Go that
xay. if you want to take the chances.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-02-09
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

m DOUERTY a skllful physician and honorable
eman ANY he makes to his patients he
to fulfill fact is great cause OF his eminent scces
T.; hs proession fortunate that among the many ad
yertisng ysicans there who be depended on
DR. DOHERTY's reputation a phi yscan is a sufficient
guarantee for the of he
DOHERTY devoted his study particularly
chronic specific and secret practice, and such
successful physician in San Francisco -Free Prcss
Dr. DOHERTYs reputation is second to other physi-
clan the in chronic and specific practice Mirror
"Ds. DOHERTY-Few men in the medical profession
succeeded in gaining the confidence Of the public in their
skill and judgment he has"-Enq,arer.
"DR. DOHERTY ranks of our most distinguished
physicians and also Of the most successful which
the criterion by which the medical practitioner Judged
Echo.
"DR D0HERTY enjoys extensive practice than any
ply ysican In this State.'-Express.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-02-09

THE Folsom Telegraph sends greeting in the
following 80 Gentlemen very often ask us why
we don't write upon such and such subject,
and give so and so n raking. Well, if gents want
ANYBODY raked, particularly they can sail in and
do it themselves; we have something else to do
besides doing other peoples raking-we ain on
it-but when gentlemen have information of
public importance, and can give us correct data,
we will be very happy to publish it, but without
that we don't shoulder any responsibility
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-02-09

CHEAr AT TIE PRIcE.-Louisa Gordon, sister of
the divine Lizzie" (Burbank) has commenced a
suit against Richard Risley, in the Twelfth Dis
trict Court, at San Francisco, for the sum of
S. 200 for services of plaintiff self and daughter
from May. 1885, to May, 1857. The plaintiff is
mother of little dancing girl named, profession
ally, "La Petite Cerito,A who was quite a
feature on our boards in the early days.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-02-09

HEAVY ON DENocRACY.-The Richmond Dis
patch has the following in relation to the attempt
to resnrrect the Democratic party -" Will they
fight? Not they They ey'humbugged the South
before the late war with the idea that they were
as staunch States Rights men as Yancey but
when the war tocsin was sounded, they got them
into caves and holes, with the wolves and bats.
"A plague on such friends, say we.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-02-09

4 CoxpARlsoN.-Th Auburn Stars and Stripes
mentions the fact that there are twenty-three
prisoners confined in the &c calaboose" of that
county, who accused of murder, highway
robbery, burglaries, &c. We may here remark
that the splendid new iron-clad Jail Of Trinity,
which has been in u working order" for months,
has never yet boasted single lodger
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-02-09

IMPORTANT DEcIsIoS.-The Dramatic Chronicle
furnishes the information that a Judge in wis
consiu has decided that man is not liable for
the LIQUOR bills of his wife.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-02-09
A CASE OF eLyEr AND STRUCTURE.


Dr. DOHERrY-Dear Sir feel my health fully restored
that in gratitude, believe should make
written acknowledgment for your valuable services
particularly fee small for the work performed
errived this city the East about and
then suffering from old of elect, complicated with
Being stranger in this city, and believing that
those Doctors who such positive of
necessarily the best, placed myself in their CHARGE
continued under their treatment until had lost nearly
all hope and a considerable sum of money
wish that You the sixth Doctor have en-
poyed and the only that has done service
My eet wholly cured the Structure is all removed and
my general health is better than it has been for
In conclusion. would the many unfortunates who
require if you have any doubt whom
You may employ, ask Dr. DoHERTY for address, and call
and q keep store in this city) My experience
dollars would also add, that in the early
stage disease, used large amount of the prepara
tions advertised nfaabe for GonorThua elect
but derived any benefit from them Doctor,
ry truly yours / IL.
San Francisco, June 16, 1864.
Subscribed and before this 2st day of june
D.. 1864. A. 5. GOULD, Notary Public.
L. 81
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-02-09

CONGRESSIONAL THEATRIcALs.-Late dispatches
say that Cooper, of Tennessee, who hired out as
Private Secretary to President Johnson while
waiting for his seat, and Kelley, from Pennsyl-
vania, whom Sunset Cox used to call q the
gentleman with the graveyard voice" in alluson
to his somewhat heavy tragedy tones, have en-
gagged in historic performance which appears to
the dreary monotony of the drowsy hum of the
House. seems that Kelley had made speech
in which he denounced johnson q usurper,
he is to the which Cooper, chivalrously cham
pioning the weaker s'de, replied by hinging
Marmion at the radical Pennsylvania, thus
" Lord Angus thou has lied - to which Lord
Angus, otherwise Kelley, growing very red in
the face, we doubt not, for Kelley is of IIiber-
ninn blood said that - the gentleman from Ten
nesscc' (that was Pickwickian) WAS the con-
fdeata and paid agent of the usurper, as afore-
said and knew all the secrets of the usurpaton.
To this he should have added, in the Mexican
Buchanan manner: - lia-a-a may the foul tend
Flibbertibbct have thee - but he didn't, and
Cooper said that if Kelley said he paid
agent, he lied again. At this point comes in the
climax of the drama, and the appetizing word
sensation" rounds off the sentence before the
unnppreciating Speaker breaks in by calling the
gentleman Pickwickan AGAIN. to order. ke-
ley very calmly justified his original statement
but the show was over. and the curtain goes |
tamelv down. with - the question passed as
amended. San Francisco Times.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-02-09

TO FEMALEs-When female is in trouble or afflicted
with disease weakness Of the back and limbs pain in the
head mness of sight loss of muscular power papation
of the heart rrtaby, extreme urinary di
culte arrangement of digestive functions general debility
vagnits all diseases of the womb hyseria stcry anda
other diseases peculiar to females she should write AZ
the celebrated female Doctor W. X DoHERTY at his
Medical Institute and consult him about her troubles and
disease The Doctor is eeetng cures than any other
Physician in the State of California Let false dccacy
but apply Immediately and yourself ON
painful suerngs premature death. All married ladies'
whose in
in their families should write call at DR. w X Do
Medical Institute and they will receive every pss
BILE relief and help The Doctors offices arranged that
he be consulted without fear Of observation
TO C0RRESPONDENTS-Pat residing in any part of
the State however distant who desire the opinion and
advice of Dr. DoHERTY their respective cases and VINO
think proper submit written statement OF snc IN PREF
holding personal interview are respectfully assn
ed that their will be held most sacred DR.
takes this opportunity Of observing ina, an e'es
only opened and replied to by himself ana te a1,e ~ m
promptly as possible If the be fully ana canody
cribed personal Communication will be snperss ~
trctions for diet regimen and the general 'no
case seIf Including the remedes) will be without
deav and in sh to convey no nea oi we Pu-
mort ~ the letter or parcel so transmitted.
port VI VIC grats Permanent guaranteed
70 oonsu s1ss W. X. D0IIERTY, NJ. d..
4:52 "a" "i'""'''>' O~''
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-02-09


desire to benefit suffering humanity, and feeling Of
gratitude to Dr. W X DoERY alone induces to make this
statement For many years have been afflicted with that
fearful disease known SpermatorrhGa Seminal Weak
the result seabuse but till 1855 experienced but
little trouble Inconvenience. In that however had
Seminal Weakness to fearful extent which soon follow
ed by the most alarming symptoms weakness OF the hack
and limbs pain in the head dmness of vsiOn nervousness
and general debility My mind too affected to such an
extent to seriously impair memory my ideas
confused and spirits depressed to society had
evil forebodings and selfsrust and entirely untitled
for any of the duties of life From 1855 to the Of
1863 employed the very best medical talent could fn
and spent several hundred dollars but in instance obtain
ed than temporary relief had about concluded there
relief for this world, but seeing DR. DOnER1Y5
card thought would call and him. he charged
thing for consultation. had interview with the Doctor
his Office in Sacramento street. and his fee for treatment
reasonable determined to try him. though did
expect much benefit from his treatment On the 9Th Of De-
cember last placed myself under his In week
found myself very much improved and after five weeks
treatment feel myself thoroughly cured of all troubles
and in the enjoyment Of the best Of health Hoping that
experience may be of benefit to others similarly afflicted
subscribe myself JAMES JOHNSTON.
Subscribed before this 18th day of anua
ry, A. D., 1864. A. G. RANDALL, Notary Public.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-02-09

Why is 'tilting skirt y like slaughter pen
Becaus, lean and fat calves are seen in them:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-02-09
II. LOVEJOY.
NOTARY PUBLIC.

-oFFIcE,-
CoCRr STREET, ADJOINING UNION HOTEL
DEEDS DRAWN AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TAKEN,
=, ana Notarial business Of whatever nature
D. promptly attended to. II.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05
DIED.

B0SNRLOn Friday Oct Sarah g. wife Of Edward BoHnel and
daughter Of Irssc and Mary Ann vermilyea'
Notice Of funeral In Sunday snd Mondays papers.
BR0OKg-In the City Of wYork, Friday Oct Mrs AIooa
Funeral services at Bod NewYork this Saturday afternoon
O'Clock Relatives friend, aud mmbes Of tho dramatic pro
requested without further notice Her remains viii
be taken 1, Boston for nerment IN Mount Auburn
Papers throughout the United states please copy
ees, o the Rev o. Eastman Of this city, aged 81 years
GRAiAM her residence No. 800 Lafsyettesye, Brooklyn on
"wednesday O Mira Laura g. Graham daughter 1.-THE late Jo'
The relatives ie family invited TO attend the funeral
saturday Oct s. at Y o'clock NJ from the Pre'b terrain Chuca
GILESln Wilambush L. l., Friday Oct OF innammauon OF
lungs Theodore Giles aged ~ years months and days
The friends Of the family invited to attend the funeral from bis
HOwE-At O'Clock Thniay evening Oct lat the residence oil
his sonnlaw Levi stockwe No 8WiowSt, Brookyn) EHss
Howe IT,. aged 48 years months and "a days
Funeral on Sunday, AZ II o'clock M
KITTREDGk-In Westboough Mass, Tuestay Oct Mary "
daughter of Dr. j. Kittrelge Of Moncsr sev,Jesey.
MON1GOMBRiOn Friday morning. at bis residence High cottage
Forham W aonigoy le OF ageu 81 yes
notice. his residence. Sunday, Oct g. at o'clock m
Carriages will he in waiting fremont Station meet the train Of the
Harlem r. which leaves Thirty secondst at O'Clock IN sun
dAy Anangenent)
Neworlesns papers please copy.
SCHhNtkOn wednesday morning Oct At Bnshv1ck Ia L. Henry
" Schenck in the 18th year Of bis sge.
The relatives friends the family invited 10 attend his funeral
ssrnsy S% Gs. Cha d. B Be @ near aeieav
Carriages will be In attendance at Grand and Houstcnst Ferries
O'clock . u.,
maa aud gh,er Alfred and Margaret Moore
viii take place from her late residence No 4
at o'clock m o Snnday Oct Relatives and ienas are 'eo
10 attend without further notice.
Oct Theodore William Van Norea Of this % In the o'n year
wRGrOn Friday Edwin w. Youngest of Theron O. and
Marie 4. Wright aged and months
The relatives aud friends ae invited from their residence
No. 3l9 Peers, Brooklyn at o'clock, on Saturday Oct
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05
AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR.

The great Fair bf the American Institute becomes daily
more attractive. Already both in the number and
city of articles exhibited and in amount Of receipts this
Fair surpasses any previous effort the Institute Daily
and nightly the immense building is thronged with in
terested visitors OF both and ages Yesterday
many pupils from the city schools accompanied by
OF their teachers visited the exhibition and de-
lighted with everything they saw. Many expressed DIS
appointment at not seeing the pneumatic railway In
Operaton but they cOns0ed by the kindness Of the
gentleman who has charge Of the elevator" who kept
his apparatus In constant operation for their accOmoda
ton The propretors of the pneumatic railway say that
nearly 10000 passengers have been taken through
the tube. Among the notablities who have
tested this mode OF travelling are Gov Cham
berain OF Maine, Gov. Ward Of New-JeIsey, Senator
Cornell Congressman Neal OF Iowa. Gen. Doubleday, and
others select band under the leadership OF Theodore
Thomas supplies music every evening and during the
day the Scat chestroD and other musical iDstri
ments keep the great halls constantly resonant with
music. Visitors should not neglect give due atten
tion TO the Fine Arts Hail. In which they will find many
objects well worthy Of close examination but which
might easily escape notice. Some OF the specimens OF
photography exceedingly fine, and the display OF
woodcaryingi richer th9n that OF any previous exhibit
tion The fruit aud flower departments are also quite fu
and good
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05
Spolitital Notitss.

At a meeting of the Union Republican, General
Committee, bed HesquaIters 90 THURSDAY evening oet
s3 That The Assembly Dstrc, uulon Republican Associa
hereby directed at their places meeting on
Way evening" 1867 aud elect By ballot delegates the
C%siy Convention to consist Of the same number delegates
the districts the said district. have representatives.
s for conny Clerk candidate for Supervisor for cand
date for Supervisor vacancy candidate for District Attorney and
JadiSsry Conssntcn to couss, Of number odeleg from
pre Court Two candidates @ Juscss Of Superior can
Of the Court OF Common Pleas Aud Justice oil the Ma
Senatorial Convention in Senatorial District consist Of the
n naneer o. from sas As,s@h, p m non1 % Ssu
Assembly Convention n each Assembly District 70 con
nominate candidate for member Of Assembly IN each OF said Assembly
The County Convention sonth
Broadway and Twenty secondst MONDAY EVENING Oct H.
The judiciary shall hsadSarie5s
broadway and Twenty seeoud on TUESDAY E'ENSc oe@
The Poarlh senatorial District comprising he First Second Third
20 adssa st. WEDNESDAY EVENING October le 1907 at
A Fnh Senatorial District eomp.s th. Fnh ssyenth Ninth aud
Thsenih Assembly Districts will bold ih ronysn9h az Leosn"n
Hall on WEDNESDAY EVENING October d.
senatorial p; oowpasSs ,he ESh; Tenth TssS :: @
Bowey and siIthst on WEDNESDAY October
The seventh senatorial District, comprising the Eeveuh Fifteenth,
stieuih and Eighteenth assembly Dnel wv sSG
WEDNESDAY, EVENING October 10, 1867, at o'clock
,,das f" T.satittR ard Assembly Vi. h their
Exchange Hotel Of Third ave and f
EysssS o IL & a. y, Jfss ss =,
r 9' pases Of @e5g en- FRIDAY EVENING c iss s
The Association p bis absence s proper ter
d gsn s % % % S sBd S f 70 sesrsy ss a the
Shall sign the credentials Of the Delegates 50 elected
pub she'd In The Daily Tribune and SewYork Dispatch r al least
pou. said election Tho Polls IN ~ ss;ss 20 BE- open
'''~ Ronrar L. D.RR,eu vice.Presidsut
Hn.s,ss w.,aAs shSnSSS1 y s1noSa' Secretaries
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05
MdRRIED.

CtRpRNTgF-Chp NTEg0n Thursday, Leonard
peuter Bmy e. dssger Il Aaron Carpenter all Of ,as city.
CAaMAsg--HARsHMANcS TLwdsy Oct g. at Dayton, ohe by
City susa daughter Jonathan Ssrshmau esq Of the former
place
PARMBLE-ANDARIEsE-On Thurday OF ?, at Madisoasye
Church by the Rev. David Frazier assisted by the Sev. william
Howell Taylor Alfred Parmee Of Clifton Sasr sand TO Annie
Marie dsught Of Edward Andariese Of this city.
R0BSsOSJAYOn Thursday Oct st the Jay HoMsted Bedford
By the Rev Lea Luquer Rector c the Parish Edmund Rando Rob
inson to Augusta jay second daughter Of John Jay
RUSrMORE-HAWKS-At Palstown, Md Thursday Oct 3 by
the Rev. Mr. Messenger William Ruhmore Of North H,pstead
I. l., to Miss Lilze Hawks OF the former place
VAN wYcK-vAN vECHTEN-At Pishkil ~ T. Thursday, Oct
BY the Rev. Van yeehn hchs Van Wick to Sarah Van
yeohten, daughter Of the officiating clergyman.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05
THE DRAMA.
RIP VAN wrSKLr At rHE OLYMPIC.

RIP VAN wISKLE At THE OLYMPIC.
Mr.. JefleIson's admirable personation OF Rip
Yam YiaL ha, already been recognized in these col
umns rs one Of the few perfect pieces OF acting with
which oui stage Is adorned. We feel thls deeply that
we canuot forbe from urging our readers to improve
tie opportunity Of seeing It. Such acting Is source Of
uncommon bricft and qualification. To miss IL 10
lose privilege. To-day there Will he matinee at the
Oyiulc which ffUrs fyOrsb sbe opportunity Tor indies
and children 10 this excellent work OF art MI Jof
frsous gagenet will last bat two weeks longer
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05
An EditarisY Opj,.iou.
-. A-.-..u a.

The Associate RdtOs this paper expresses MS eph.oD Hu
fimonr unsicft KImbie hspts accustomed % anoher eee
nat machine have made thorough trail since last Decebef OF the
Nor Glib. Sewing Machine and cave oonadenee In The result
Our report 9 rs follows:
The machine alwas eadv use quiet sen snd soohss
FATHER than disturb II does not 0rtr easily s6r
dspcd TO al kinds work. Of fabfs
scarcely eAustmsn Of tension earnot he reversed The needle
can oe seeyen IN The dark poyfe
he sea sc Washing Wear
destroy IT. Tho hemmlog frg brns and ticking apparatus
simple reliable quickly adjusted and always d. their work well We
NOV ol no saving esH and testimony nParalsorsh
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05
FORGERS ARRESTED.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 4.-Peter Burns, promi-
nent. number of years ago, with Col 7. b. Cross the
adrot forger and two young named Broherton are
In the custody OF the police for supposed completely m
passing forged checks upon the Exchange National
Bank OF this city 10 the amount Of nearly 5000 The
of Col VIM H. Thomas late Collector OF the Port OF
Philadelphia, was used 10y the forger
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05
THE LAND OFFICE.

The Commissioner of the General Land Office pre-
nts tie secy Interior the question whsihef ,eN Of
nf the May
their claims under the eh1h section Of the set
aeat NATL the expiration Of the ave YeArs epf.ss
r spnlen latter secin anticipated completion OF he
tide Limitation contained In the seennd srcton ae, nos
as.i e qnea period Of issue Of paient on saeh claims
Tie the Te~s OF Connsion Wilson
New-York tribune., 1867-10-05

OWL members to Ne 0reans and offer their services IL
any way iu which they ran be useful
INCREASE IN THE MORTALITY AT NEW ORLEANS.
NEw-ORLnANs, Oct. 1.-THE yellow fever in
ernents Jr shs "a en5ng at o'clock this morning
were u.s. an increase Of 10 the previous day The
day.
YELLOW FEVER AT vICKsBp PG'
IIcKsBURG, Oct. 4.-The yellow sever mas
made its appearance i'm this city