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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-07-03
REPARATOR CAPILLI.


For restoring hair upon bald heads from
whatever cause it may have fallen out, and
forcing growth Of hair upon the fac, it has
no equal. 1t will force the beard to grow upon.
the smoothest face in front FIVE to eight weeks
or hair upon bald heads, in from two to three
months. A few ignorant practitioners have
asserted that there is nothing that will force
or hasten the growth ofthe hair beard. Their
assertions are f1lse, as Thousands of living wit
nesses from Their own experience) can bear
witness. But many will say how are we to
distinguish the genuine from the spurious? II
certainly is difficult as nine-tenths of the Diff
ferent Preparations advertised for the hair and
beard are entirely worthless, and you may have
already thrown away large amounts in their
purchase. To such we would say, try the Re-
parator Cappilli; it will cost you nothing I'M
iess it fully comes up to our representations
fyour Druggist does not keep it; send us one
dollar and we will forward it, postpaid, to-
gether with receipt for the money, which
will be returned you on application, providing
ntire satisfaction is not given. Address,
]7yl W, L. CLARK & Co. Chemists Be-
No. 3 West Fayette street, Syracuse, N. Z.
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VegetabIe SiciiIIiian Hair Remover


Hos stood the test of sevese geoers
trial ~ the public ssseg no 2,repa-,
ration for the hair get t5asooys3sed
aUiW produce the same beneficial
results. 8 1T as u nesU scientific dis
coUe3'Y, cOnsUiYaisay The re ost 3,osUe,'-i
fMt NlsQ restorative agents IN the
VEGETABLE KINGDOM. 1t restores
GRAY HAIR 1OITS ORIGINAL YOUTH
Full COLOR. 1T makes the scalp
aOitite and clean : cures tztt3seyraT
and MINORS, and falling out of the
hair; and aUiU make 1T g1'oaO upon
bald heads, Except iaa gerry 0ge0
persons, as it furnishes the saatts'i-
tiUe principle by aohich the hair
IS n0ttrisiee6 and supported. 1t
makes the hair moist, soft. a,sd
glossy. and Is unsurpassed as q
HAIR DRESSING. 1t is the cheapest
preDttftttioae eUer offered to the
pubic, as one bottle aUiW accom-
31tish more and 5ttst At02sge, than
three bottles of oasy other pr epas'o-
ti0n. aae, Il
.5 IT recommended and axsed by
tie First Medical Authority. G.aW65 so
The eUO3,derfaM results produced
By orr SiciIian Hoi8. s ReneaDea.
hare tdq1elssced 2nu3ly to Dso7eatfuc-
tire preparations for the Hair,
:; at71de3'o G0T5Oa1S names :; and i21
order to induce the t3'Ode and the
pubH65 to purchase their COM
3,oaJ3t,s, they hare 9'esOTted to false
hoods, by -cIainsiao they acre
former partners, or had some con-
7,ectjon aUitb oar Mr.. Hall. aud
their preparation ac0s similar 20
ours, Do not be deceiUed By them!
70 Purchase the original: 1t has
3aeUer been eQu0lIed. Oar Treatise
or the Hair, aOith certificates, sent
g free By mail. See that each bottle
has oy7' Private Rece3tase Stamp
g Deer the top of the bottle. E-4U OtIe~
eTs are limitations.
F. Hall & Co., Props, Nashua, N. II.
. Sold By al Druggists and Dealers II. Medicine
C. A. COOK, CHICAGO, ILL.
Agent for the INV estern Stat es-
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-07-03
STRAYED..

TAME into the enclosure of the subscriber
j in the town Of Emmett, on or about the 26th
of April one WHITE SOW, about one wear
DID, The owner is requested to prove property
pay charges, and take the same away ,Eas
Also strayed from his premises on or about
April Gath, one WHITE BARROW, about one
year old. Any person returning laid hog to
the subscriber, or giving information where he
may be found will be suitably rewarded.
MICHAEL CARROLL
Emmett, Dodge Co.. May 23d, 1867. s0v4
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-26
Spetial Aotites.


science Gloriously Applied.-suFrERINa CHAM
orp 70 JoYThe great Msnde admits in one of his lee
tres that the faculty have yet done little to check dis
He says that with all their knowledge, they
Ing in the dark Why is ths' Simply because they have
not to the causes Of the maaes they seek
N cure Herein it would Professor Holloway has
them ALL Instead Of trusting to hap hazard ex
hibton of sereoyped preparations he sought in the dsor
d human organization the secret Of its condition
He found il In that ruddy fluid which the element Of every
and he that If the poison in that element were
or neutraized the body whchit fed and
sustained would be restored to health He succeeded in dis
combining vegetable antdotes which were equal
the task This the origin twenty years ago OF his IA
pills and Now the world rings with their
Disease is met and vanqushed whether developed in
or on the surface His medicines break up the mag
Of poison in the system and like the heads Of the H
when cut from pesterous body the disorders die or
of sustenapce This understand to he the phoso
nhv Of the operation Of HoLLowAYs PILLS AND OINTMENT
are bonors emoumen applause to the man who has
from animated nature the secret of the origin OF dis
ease and from the vegetable kingdom the means OF
all disorders at their fountain head-Ne" f"rN 'do
Grr<H
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-26

SURRArr.-It is announced that Surratt will
be taken Immediately to Washington on his ar
rival in this country, and there pl led in close
confinement until the time of trial. When that
time will be depends upon the arrival of witness
es to whom it is said he has confessed his guilt.
He will be tried before the United States District
Court, md the jury will have to be impanneled
from residents of the District of Columbia. The
Court consists of Chief Justice Carter, of Ohio );
Judge Olin, of New York Judge Wiley, of Wash
ington Hon. f. c. Darlington, U. S. District At
torney, and Hon. Nathan Wilson, Assistant Dis
trct Attorney.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-26

DIFFERENCE OF OPrNIoN.-Reverdy johnson re-
Gently remarked in the United States Senate that
Andrew Johnson had granted fewer pardons than
his predecessor. The President himself said in
one of his St. Louis speeches :-"I reckon l
have pardoned more men, turned more loose and
set them at liberty that were imprisoned, i'm
agine, than any man on Gods habitabe globe"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-26

Whenever the State Board of Agriculture
shall receive notice of such organization, and a
desire for such cooperation, from twenty-four
counties of this State they will elect the officers
of such Societies members of the State Society,
and will put into immediate operation the neces-
sary machinery for accomplishing the objects
above indicated. They are already in such
communication as will enable them to receive
and distribute monthly the necessary statistics
from most OF the States of the Union. If the
people Of The several counties will act at once.
the benefits Of such organization may be secured
to them this season. Will you do it?
I. n. HoAG, Secretary.
At the request of Mr.. Hoag furnish the
names and post Office address of some of our
leading farmers, in order that correspondence
may be opened, with a view to the organization
of county Society:
Trinity CENrER.-E. & A. Myers, Jas. Tolly,
Hall Owings, A. R. Chase, L. Olsen, L. Peter
sen, c. N. Fox, P. Gass.
MIxERsvILLE-Bates l. vauMater, John Bow
erman, David Jones, Thos. S. Cummings.
LEWISTON Lowden, Frick Davis,
c. B. Eastman, Geo. W. Wood, John Arr
DOUGLAS CIrY-John W. Smith. VIM. Glenn
ent, Jas Wallace, N. Bates j. A. Hatch.
HAY FoRk-Willams Il Knowles. E. D. Kel-
logg. R. NJ. Allen, F. NJ. Hills, Chas. Mayna ID,
D. f. V. Barker, Jos. Ewing, B. NJ. george, L.
Bachman N. C. Wyans, H. Feenaty, c. Duncan,
W. & J. Drinkwater, L. Good, Henry Allen, q.
Mckay, Pierce Trimble.
JUNCTION CIrY.-Sturdivant & Whitmore, A.
j. Felter
NORTH FoRK.-Joseph McGillivray, Snider
Conan.
LOWER TRINITY-B. Lack Flower Patterson.
The columns of the JOURNAL will be open to
any suggestions which farmers or others who
feel an interest in the matter, or may desire to
aid in the organization of county Society, de-
sire to offer We have been furnished with some
statistics for the past year which we had intend
ed to publish in connection with the above, but
which are necessarily deferred week.
WE are thus early in the Congressional session
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-26

Special Medical NOtice.-DR. CIIAS II. TOZER
would respectfully inform the sick and afflicted that his
MEDICAL INSTITUTE is at the same place, CORNER OF
KEARNEY AND JACKSON STREETS, San Francisco, where
he has been established for the OF sPE
CIAL COMPLAINTS Having relinqushed my old mode OF
which has become with all the Quack
Francisco. filling the newspapers OF San Fran
for the purpose of imposing upon
think il inform those in need
of PHYSICIAN OF LONG EXPERIENCE and SUCCESSFUL.
PRACTICE that be consulted at all business honrs at
Of kearney and jackson streets,
San Frar cisco
Ladies suffering Whites Piles Weakness OF the back
Side. Headache. palpation of the Heart De-
their Monthly Sickness and all other diseases
that the Female System subject TO- will find prompt ree
by applying to DR CIIAS. II. T0ZER.
My FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS were never known to iaii
in giving relief for which they recommend
ed. To be obtained only Mt office Price FIVE DOLLARS
with full directions each box Sent by mail or express
Address CIAS H. TOZER. VI. D. San Francisco. CAL or
Lock Box 1854 Consultation free All communications
strictly confidential CIiAS. ii T0ZER. NJ. D.,
Late Consulting Physician Of Lock Hospital, London.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-26

OAKLAND COLLEGE SCHooL.-For catalogue
of that institution of learning, located at Oak
land, California, the present term of which
commenced on the 18th of January, we are in
debted to P. R. Kinds, of the Express office.
The list of students for 1866 shows four repre-
sentatives from Trinity,-P. R. Kinds, F. D.
Kinds, Wm. Junkans and Robt Kelen The
School has been under the of Rev. l. H.
Brayton for the last seven years, and has fur
nished the Oakland College nearly all the men,
bers of its continuous classes. 1t is universally
pronounced of the most thorough educa-
tional institutions on the Pacific coast. The
facilities of the School have been greatly increas-
ed during the past year. catalogue of pupils,
course of studies, &c, may he seen at this office
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-26

~ TRINITY TO THE STATE.-Jos. Craig, county
Treasurer made his January settlement with the
State Treasurer this week, paying over the sum
of $s,945 90. He informs US that there is on
ly about 81, 100 delinquent on the property tax
of lS66-'67.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-26

THE Blue Gravel Company's claim at Smarts-
vile, Yuba county, has for the last two years
been turning out at the rate of nearly 81 900 per
day. They clean up every two months sum
varying from $40, 900 to $500 The sum
expended in the purchase and development of
the property was comparatively trif1ing.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-26
Weaverville, Saturday, Jan. 26, 1867,

~ San Francisco Agency.-san Francisco mer-
chants or who desire advertisements in
serted in the TlINrr JOURNAL, informed that L.
FISHER Washington street. is AGENT and tha, he
alone is authorized busness for this uaner
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-26

OTrIcE-WARNISG.--We acknowledge the re-
ceipt of an invitation from the proprietors and
editors of the Dramatic Chronicle ~ be present
at their new office. 6os Montgomery street. on
the 10th instant-the occasion of the commence
ment of the Fifth Volume Of that paper. The
invite did not reach us until the 2lst, or we
should certainly have been on hand. Neverthe-
les we wish the Chronicle the success which its
enterprise merits
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-26

THE Shasta Courier says the people of Mllville
school district, in that county, have subscribed
over two thousand dollars for the erection Of a
commodious school house, which is to be built
Of freestone and two stories high.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-26

New ADvERrIsEMENrs.-It will be to the inter-
est of people who want to know what Hooker
sells, or where they can buy choice fruit trees
cheap, and particularly those who propose to
"teach the young idea, to read the new adver-
tisements in to-day's paper.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-26

PUBLIC PRINTING SrArIsTIcs.-From the show
ing of Mr.. Wendell, late Superintendent Of the
Public Printing Onice at Washington, that is an
extensive institution. The disbursements of the
office for the year ending October lst, 1866, were
Sl,s93,7l2 4s. This is SAB, ,2s6 81 less than
the disbursement for 1865. During the year Sc
the Government printing Office bill for paper was
S9oo,l FL. The press-work, type-settng and
stereotyping cost 1904, los Is; the binding over
$780, 900, and the lithographing and engraving
SllO,272.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-26

DIVINE SERvIcE.-Rev Mr.. Cleveland, Presid-
ing Elder of Mount Shasta District, will preach
at the Court House next Sunday morning, at IL
o'clock, and at y O'Clock in the evening. Cit
liens are cordially invited to attend.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-26

WAsHISGroN's BIRTHDAY BALL.-We are au-
thorzed to state that the proprietors of the juno
tion City Hotel intend giving Dancing Party on
the evening of the 22d of February, due notice
of which will be given through the JOURNAL.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-26

New PAPER.-The material on which the Red
Bluff Observer was lately printed is to be taken
to Vallejo, Solano county, where Geo. A. Poor
and Mr.. Baker intend starting new paper. We
wish it the greatest success.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-26
1eaths:

At Junction City, January 18th, CHARLEY F.,
son of William and Christina Herdle, aged 5
years and months.
In Weaverville, January 23d, JoHS Frederick
SrIEaLES, a native of Wurtemburg, Germany,
aged about ~ years.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-26

Misunderstanding to General Bidwell's can
didacy, the the Shasta Courier says;
"The General has many friends in the north
ern portion of the Stste who are favorable to his
nomination for the Office of Governor, but time
may possibly demonstrate that some other man
possesses superior qualifications and more availi-
blity for the position"
We don't believe that man can be hunted UP.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-26

We learn from the Red Bluff Independent that
Phillips Chandler are putting up great guam
tity of bacon this winter in anticipation Of large
orders from 0wyhee the coming season.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-26

"ILLUsrRATED WITH CUTs, As the boy re-
marked when bis teacher explained the error OF
his ways with the assistance of birchen rod
So comes the last number of Tom Tailngs' Hand
Book. To commence, we quote some of the most
readable extracts from the illustrated number
"THE success which attended our venture in
establishing the Hand Book has emboldened us
to make another bid for popular support, by
bringing out pictorial edition, and if fifteen
years constant practical handling of pick quail
ifes man to conduct a pictorial, we unhesita-
tingly assert that we are the right man in the
concerned, we need lly state that we were rails
ed in Canada, and that wood-cutting comprised
nne-tenths of our education"
Mr.. -, of Weaverville, (who is of poetical
temperament y while holding the ladder fo- the
ladies, bethought him of Luke Well, charming
lines, commencing, Look up, the stars are in
the sky" and he didn't fail to profit by the sug-
gestion We give an excellent likeness of the
gentleman on the 7th page.
We were impressed with the truth of the old
old adage that distance lends enchantment to
the view upon reading the annexed paragraph
from Halifax On. S. paper:
Sarah Donelson, of Red Bluff, California, is
plucky woman. She recently had fight with
HNe dTu1eU lHulduS, knOCkeu TWO uOWn, puncD
a ird in the head, and then retreatng to her
log hut, used her rife against the whole until
they beat retreat, carrying off their wounded. !"
We are indebted to some unknown donor for a
copy of the San Francisco Times, for which we
grateful but suggest that if the sender
has any further favors to confer in that line,
some other paper would be more useful, as we
had the sagacty to subscribe for that excellent
journal some time ago. W. also received copy
of the Comic Monthly, and conscientiously think
that if it was changed to a yearly" the read
ing public would be gamer by about ll-la aths. 4
Among the illustrations is a fine one of the Ed
tor of the Hand Book in his sanctum, which we
think the artist over-did. The same may he said
of the portrait of our young friend who held the
ladder, while the exhibit of the JOURNAL man in
a diapdated condition evidently never received
the finishing touches. The "Texas Bar School
marin is an overdose. The Chastity Flat cor
respondent of the Golden Era looks to be Bo-
hemian of the first water. Luke Wells climb
ing the gentle slopes of Arbuckle," will do, all
but the spurs. The " Eruption of Mount Vesu-
vius - is improvement on the old geography
illustrations.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-26

The editor of the Red Bluff Independent makes
kindly mention of the decease of the Observer,
and only speaks the truth in saying that ii,
was staunch Union paper, and its publisher
a hard working, industrious man.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-26

SHOWED Ur.-A late Eastern dispatch says
Boston is literally showed under, some of the
streets being utterly impossible. In New York
snow banks eight feet deep were among the
novelties
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-26

WE learn from the Humboldt Times that the
services Of Mr.. John A. Watson, formerly of
this place, have been secured ss teacher of
music at the Humboldt Aceademy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-26

WORK SusPESDED.-Billy Donnelly informs US
that the work of replacing the lost bridges over
Grass Valley creek has been suspended on ac-
count of high water
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-26

A NRw ERA IN AISIxG.-The San Francisco
Bulletin furnished very interesting mining re-
view at the commencement of the year. The au-
thor alludes to the fact that nearly all that has
yet been done in mining is merely experimental
and that the explorations of miners thus far par
take largely of a preliminary nature. This is a
fact. The entire theory and practical operation
in this great industrial enterprise is built upon
the experience of the miner of the Pacific coast.
There is still boundless field for research and
study in regard to the mineral deposits, and no.
where can intelligent labor be so well employed
or more handsomely remunerated. In the course
of the article the writer makes the following ref
erence to the cement mines of Nevada county
a class of mines never yet worked in Trinity, but
which in the opinion of many of our best prac-
tical miners exist here -" Little or nothing was
then known of the gravel and cement beds that,
occupying the channels of ancient rivers, under
lie so large portion of the mineral region and ,
beside which, the early diggings appear so mea-
gre and ephemeral as to scarcely deserve the
name of mines. Nor was the presence of these
prolific gold fields, lying deep in the cavernous
bowels of the earth, made sure without much re-
search and toll years of patient labor and the
expenditure of large sums of money having been
required to ascertain their position and bring
them to light
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-26

THE large reservoir of Sutherlin Co. broke
on Thursday week, doing considerable damage
to their dume. 1t will be repaired in time to
commence work next week
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-26
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