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Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-03-16

Ess" DR.. j u LIEN PERRAU ULT, Doc
TOR OF MEDICINE OF FACULTY OF PARIS GRADUATE OF
Uiy2Rsi;Y QUElSs COLLEGE PHYSICIAN OF THE s7
JOINS B.prIsTE SOCIETY," or SAN FRANCISCO.
DR. PERRAULT has pleasure to inform patients and 9TH
seeking confidential medical advice he con-
suited daily at his office "Armory Hall Building North
East Montgomery and Sacramento Streets San Fran
cisco Rooms No 10 and H. first floor up stairs entrance
from either Montgomery or Sacramento streets.
d. PERRAULTS studies have been exclusively de-
voted to the of the various forms of Nervous anil
cal Debility, the results of injurious habits acquired youth.
which usually terminate in impotence aud sterty and per-
n,anently induce all the concotants Of old Where
nfirmy involving happiness life and
that of others and morality dictate the necessity
that premature of the Wig
manhood matrimonial unhappiness compulsory single
M have their in the germ OF which
planted early life and the bitter fruit long after
ward aboring under this complaint will complain
Of one the following symptoms Nocturnal ennis
siou- pains the back and head weakness memory and
ght discharge from the urehra the stool or making wa
r the intellectual faculties are weakened loss of mcmcrx
ensucs ciouded there Discrimination TO az
tend business to reading writing society of
friends etc The patient will probably complain o 1,;
Vertigo and that sight aud hearing weakened sleen dis
turhed by dreams melancholy. signing palpations faint
ings coughs and slow eyer while have external rbeu
matte pain and numhnes Of the body Some of the most
symptoms pmples in the face aching in diff
ferent parts of the body Patients suffering from this dis
ease should apply Immediately Dr. PEERAUIT either T.;
by letter he will guarantee cure of Seminal
Emissions and Impotence in six to eight weeks
Patients suffering from Veneral diseases in any staoa
Gonorhea, elect Structures. Buho Ulcers Cuaneots Ernn
tions etc. will be treated successfully. All syphc and
Mercurial Tants entirely removed from the system
DR. PERRAULTs diplomas In his Office where pa
tients for themselves invite investigation claim,
not to know everything body hut we do
claim that in all taken under treatment we fulfill onr
promises We particularly request those have tried this
boasted doctor and that advertised physician till worn out
and discouraged. to call upon
Low charges and quick cures
Ladies' suffering from any complaint incidental their
consult the doctor with the relief
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WHsy TO BEGIS.-" That you may find sue
cess" said Rev. Charles Brooks in an address
to boys, q let me tell you how to proceed. To-
night begin your great plan of life. You have
but one life to live, and it is immeasurably i'm
portant that you do not make a mistake. To-
uig11t, begin carefully. Fix your eye on the for
tieth year of your age, and say to yourself, { at
the age of forty I will be a temperate man, an
economical man, benevolent man, a we'll read
man, a religious man, and useful man. l will
be such an one, resolve, and Twill stand TO it..
Ny young friends, let this resolution be firm
adamant let it stand like the oak which cannot
be wind-shaken." - nffh
tDIsTRcr Washington dispatch
announce the appointment of the following
commanders Of military districts South Thom-
as in Mississippi and Arkansas Sheridan in
Louisiana and Texas Sickles in the Carolinas !;
schaiield in Georgia, Alabama and Floridas and
Ord in Virginia.
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FE.HiLE .nO.tTHLI' PILLS.
On. PERKAuLT is the only Agent in California for
DIR. BRIOT'S FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.
Their Immense sale has established their reputation as
female remey nuapproached and far in every
other medicine for Suppression and Irregularities and 9TH
er distractions in females On the receipt of Five
these Pills will be 10y express to any mart Of
the world. secure from curiosity or damage
Persons at dsarHe cured at home by address,
ing letter 10 Dr. J. PERRAULT Sacramento and
Montgomery Streets Rooms Nos g. 10 IL Box ora
Post Office. San Francisco stating the AZ
possible general habits Of living occupation etc. etc
All communications confidential 3259t
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-03-16

Roscoe CoSKLISG, who is called in the House
OF Representatives the - Utica Adonis, was re-
Gently elected by the Legislature of New York
as United States Senator to succeed Ira Harris.
Greeley, of the New York Tribune stood fine
chance for the place, but one day he came out
With swinging article advocating general am
nesty, without universal suffrage, and be thereby
swung himself clean out of the Senatorial cir
Gle, and Conkling passed in. Referring to this
contest, the Detroit Free Press says .-ss The sue
cess sof.Conkiing in the New York Senatorial
contest is a triumph of the new regime of W hich
Charles 4. Dana is the head, and of which his
new paper, soon to issue, is to be the organ
There was no difference in the degree of radical
ism among the various candidates all were1of
the extreme type. 1t was only war of factions y
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-03-16

OLD Cooper has a remarkable wife. One day
he got into trouble with neighbor which result
ed in fight The neghbor getting the bet
ter of the old man, when his wife broke out
with ellie still, Cooper if he kills you III sue
him for damages ~
MANY poor devils rich men. And many
rich men are poor devils.
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My Female Pills
lSCIlCnbPr.y

Dr. Chas. Fl. Tozer's Institute
Is situated Oak Avenue. Of SiNth between
X streets.
OFFICE II0IRS-fro!n 2 s. NJ to 2
Consultation at the office or by letter. Free.
All letters through the press should be addressed
to Dir. CIIAS. II. TOZER
Sacramento city.
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claim of a competitor to a medal is without any
foundation whatever.
Wherever the FLORENCE has been bro
IN competition with other Sewing Machines, it
has always been declared the best. 1t is the
most simple, the most substantial. the most eff
cient, and its use is easily learned. Every Ma
chine sold is guaranteed in the full sense Of the
word. Send for circulars and samples Of uork
SAMUEL HILL, General Agent,
III Montgomery street,
l2too SAN FRANCISCO
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either as mining town, or for ~ roughness."-
The old settlers have sought new plaees, and
Those who come in their stead are more steady
and orderly, fYet once in ! while you will hear
soma Of the seh miners who'worked there in an
early day telling their experience, and they'll be
prettysesre to.wind up with :.''' Well, sir, that
was te-s-ne the roughest place was ever in. -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-03-16

How TO KNOW A FooL.--By six qualities may
fool be known anger without cause speech
without profit; change without motive inquiry
without object; putting trust in a stranger
and wanting capacity to discriminate between a
friend and foe.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-03-16


Venerial or Chronic.
smpossile here to mention all diseases with which
ne M is Iahlar some perhaps will be of place
ne re !st formidable the most destructive mankind is
Ihe brain being the of the disease
e ssstsm suffers in consequence will here
some OF he symptoms that those afflicted TO
@ MI opinion IN regard to their complaints seek adj
wee In time thereby saving world of
NerVons Debility. Loss Of Memory. Pain Limbs and
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ana Aversion Genial Society especially that
ienaes There great but these are suf
ncen and should be suffering of them cali on
Dh ioZEh and he will cure you in a short time without
any interruption in busincssor let
ana tere VIII be No occasion for calling office
Structure of the Urethra
another Formidable enemy to health Send one of my
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Venerial Diseases,
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danger Of handing down your children that terrible dis
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AS it presents itself on this coast of formidable
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1t requires altogether different modes of treatment
The Old Formulas
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ei by experience and think without oasting that
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ana diseases arising from the of Mercury pains
IN the shinbones swellings of the different joints the
uy running sores, etc, etc.
ed in short time by the use of INV VEGETABIE NIX-
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Diseases Peculiar to Females.

Huch as retention suppression and Painful Menstruation
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or fear OF exposure TIE Doctor man in whom yoi,
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My Female Pills
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Monthly Sickness Every lady should have box in case OF
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The Old Formulas
My Plan is Purely Vegetable.

Destroying the disease and pryng the blood 50 that
Is no danger of secondary symptoms
Rheumatism, Neuralgia.
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DR.. CHAs. H. TOZER's -
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Oak Avenue, Sixth ST.. bet. j and X,
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Veneria1 Or Chronic
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Bagdad no longer maintains ;,s ola 81
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-03-23

The Rebels have again opened the revolu'
ton in this State as they did in 1861 let
the Republicans close it. This act for the
call of q Constitutional Convention by the
Legislature is in direct violation of the pres
ent Constitution Of the State-as the cleo
ton of the Legislature itself was-and clear
ly revolutionary. That Legislature has de-
clared universal amnesty for the rebels OF
Maryland--we insist on universal suffrage
for the free men of Maryland. Let all who
stood by, and fought for, the government,
when assailed by armed treason, vote, since
it has been decreed, in violation of the Con-
stituton, by the friends and abettors of the
rebellion, that all who took sides against
the Government, and fought in the armies
of treason, shall vote.
The sole objects of the Rebel party Of the
State III hazarding this revolution is to tax
the State to pay for their emancipated negroes
-emancipated by the present Convention
the expelling from office all the Republican
judges Of the State, and the securing of their
and other offices to the Rebel party.
The battle cry Of Maryland Rebels is uni
versal amnesty; let the Republicans be
universal suffrage. Here NC drive our
stakes and draw our lines and will not be
driven from them.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-03-23

The FIRST PAGE.-An amusing story Of
housekeeping will be found on our first page.
The letter from Judge Underwood to Hon.
Charles Sumaer, will be pcrused with special
interest, at present, by the friends of educa.
ton. The article from the Frederick Repub.
ican in reference to Mr.. Creswell-his pres.
ent and future, will command the attention
of the Numerous admirers of our young
champion Of the rights Of man. We prefer
to give the opinions Of our contemporaries
rather than anything we could say ourself
concerning our intimate friends and neigh.
bors.
The latter article was intended for our in.
side page last week, but was unavoidably
crowded out; as also was the letter on the
education of the calored people Of Elkton,
which We regret did not appear in our last
issue.
A valuable column of agricultural matter
will be found on our fourth page
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-03-23
PORT DEPOSIT ITEMS.
REPORTED FOR THE CECIL WING.
PORT DEPOSIT, March. 20, 1867

ukl bEtoSlIy IhdTCn. ~, 1901.
- On Monday last, Mr.. Jos. T. REYNOLDS
resumed operations in his spoke factory, and
is again prepared to supply customers.
Complaints, just and serious, are made
against our mail east, and if not changed
speedily they will take form and find their
way to the contract Office. Letters mailed
here in the morning do not reach Perryville
in time for the mail train east, and such
matter as is sent to way.stations 90 UP to
Wilmington or Philadelphia and are distr.
buted on the down way-mail nert day.
There has been general rejoicing here
at the passage of the Boom Bill, which will
bring heavy capital and increased business
to this section of the State. The Hotel Bill
has caused considerable speculation, and
the people congratulate themselves on the
prospective addition to the architectural
glories Of the Granite village.
Dwelling houses are in great demand.
Rents are high, and will be until some cap.
italists will erect buildings to supply the
necessities of the people, A dozen would
be rented now, if they could be had.
The Columbia Railroad Company pur.
chased the property sold by Mary Megredy,
for $1,000. 1t is generally supposed, al,
though not definitely settled, that this pro.
perry will be usod for the depot.
A vast deal is reported about the inse.
curity of the Susquehanna Bridge. 1t is but
Just to state that these reports arc chimerical
What tornadees and heavy ice freshets may
accomplish against it time only can demon.
strate. The piers have not settled the frac-
ton Of an inch; the workings of the draw
give no evidence of that longita4;na pres.
sure, which it has been prophesied would
push over the piers next the draw; and the
spans sustain, without depression, the weight
Of the heaviest trains which run on the road.
Travellers, therefore, may rest as secure
while crossing the Susquchanna as elsewhere
on the road.
Our. lumber merchants are shipping
lumber largely by the Branch Road, con.
sidering the disadvantage in hauling and the
newness Of tho enterprise. to points as far
cast as Wilmington, and down the Delaware
road. This trade viii! increase when the
track is laid through town
Work has been resumed upon the Cath.
Ole church, and it will be pressed to
speedy completion, if the weather permits.
Mr.. Carroll is building a house for DR..
Mccullough, at Rock Run, Just below the
Railroad quarries.
Capt. Vanncman connects with some
trains, carrying the Hartford passengers from
Lapidum. He leaves here at o:45 AM, and
llo Pm, for Havre de Grace.
- This evening snow and rain began to
fall about eight clock, and seems inclined
to continue. Miss March makes miserable
marching
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-03-23

RISING Sun IrEKs.-The citizens of the
thriving village of Rising Sun are preparing
to lay down sidewalks in the spring, which
will add materially to the comfor. of the
place, as well as to the value of its real
estate. A Legislative act has been obtained
granting the privilege to borrow fine thcus-
and dollars on the property of the town to
accomplish the work. The non taxable citi.
zens and the neighborng property owners
have also contributed literally toward the
enterprise. The people are certainly alive
in that section of the county
The new drug store, erected by Doctor
Stubs, is about to be occupied and opened
by Drs Harry and Dare.
The Howell building is to have a provision
store opened in it, conducted by Messrs.
Butler Il Co.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-03-23
-Philin +. Thomas. our Narvlar

Phillip F. Thomas, our Maryland Uni.
ted States Senator elect, was met at the
threshold of that body by his past record
while secretary under Buchanan, aud other
scraps of his history, which strongly savored
of secession, and his case was placed in
the hands Of the Judiciary Committee, where
it will be likely to undergo the most rigid
scrutiny. We hope Mr.. Philip Francis
Thomas rebellion record, as unfolded by
the Senate Committee, will be received with
as much complaceucy by the Republicans of
the State as it was by the rebels when it was
made
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-03-23

ELIZABETH Z. HENRY, his wife.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Chanccry
March 18th, ls61,
THE object of this suit is to procure Decree for
Hill, in Cecil county, Md, Which we're on the 10th
day of April in the year 1860 mortgaeed by William
II. Lawson and Hannah G., his wife, Edwin lcrkes
and Caharine his wife, to the aforesaid John Gilpin
The Bill states that on the goth day Of April, 1860,
the said William H. Lawson and Hannah g., his
wife, Edwin Yerkes and Catharne, his wife, con
veyed certain Real Estate at Fair Hill, in Cecil
county aforesaid, which is particularly described in
tho Bill and accompanying exhibits, unto the said
ment OF two thousand six hundred and fifty dollars
with interest from tho seventh day Of april 1860 aud
all taxes on or before the 18th day Of August, 1861
that tho whole of said sum OF money, with interest
and all tho taxes levied thereon except the sum OF
two hundred dollars paid on account OF iatpra, and
taxes, are stiil due and unpaid; that tie said William
and CathErne, his wife, the 10Th Of January 1861
conveyed All their equity of redemption in and to
the aforesaid lands 10 one Frsderick Fairthorno,
that the said Frederick Fairthorne and Emma r..
bis wife, the 18th day of July 1862, conveyed the
said lands TO one James b. Henry, Of New Castle
county in The State of Delaware aud that the said
James Is. Henry aud Elizabeth G., his wife on the
same day and year last named conveyed the said
lands to tho said Frederick Fairttorne to secure the
payment OF one thousand dollars in two years from
that date, with interest payable half yearly. The
Bill further states that the raid John iilpin hath
agreed 10 assign his aforesaid mortgage to the said
Cresrcll, and that the said William H. Lawson,
Edwin ferkes, Frederick Fairthornc, James D.
Henry and Elizabeth G, his wife all reside out OF
the State Of Maryland.
Its ihereupon adjndged and ordered, that the
compliments ~ causing copy of this order to be
inserted in some newspaper published at Elkton
once week for one month before the cord day of
April, give notice to the said absout dofepdants OF
the object and substance of this Bill aud them
TO appear In this Court ia person. or By solicitor on
or beiore tho 93rd day Of july next to answer the
premises and show cause, il any they have, why a
Decree ought not to pass as prayed.
HENRY Il, TORBERf,
True copy: test, Clerk
HENRY r, TORI ERT,
Mar %, lse'-lm Clerk,
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GRANITE HALL.

HAVING taken this popular SALOON, on Main
III Street, Opposite the Howard HouscJ Elkton,
formerly occupied by Mr. ". =. Howard, intend
keeping the Bar well stocked with the choicest
Liquors of every variety, together with ali the
edhles and delicacies usually found al q first class
Restaurant table.
WHOLESALE and RETAIL DEPARTMENT.
Dealers are invited to call and examine our stock
in this department. and we confident they will
be able to purchase their supply of Liquors at
Granite Hall advantageous terms they can in
the cities We have on hand large stock of the
hest brands of BRANDIES, WHISTLES. WINES.
GINS-incuding the usual varieties found in whole
sale establishmenI-which will be disposed OF by
the cask hottie, quart and pint
The public assured that pains will be spared
To afford every satisfaction to visitors both at the
bar and Restaurant, and in the wholesale and retail
department. Our Carcts and mild Wines arc of
superior quality. FRANK Golden,
Mur q 1s67-tf prpprietor.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-03-23

- In the House Of Delegates, on Mon.
day, Mr., Hammond called up the bill to al
low colorod persons to testify in courts Of
law. Objection was made to this as it would
delay the special order, the bill providing
for new election in Baltimore city, The
House, however, voted to take up the bill,
and, after some debate, it was rejected for
want OF constitutional maiority-yeas 80,
nays 10; so the Legislature OF Mary land de.
clares that negroes shall not testify in courts
Of law, notwithstanding the law of the Unit.
ed States says they shall. All the Republi.
cans voted in the affirmative with aminorlty
Of the Democrats.
The Cecil members all voted for the bill,
except Bourbon Colbert, who is about as
fair a type of the rebel democracy as can be
picked up in the temperate zone. He learns
nothing and forgets nothing. The utter
impossiblhty of denying in the teeth of the
laws of the United States, the oolored man
the right to testify. in courts of law is not
apparent to such blind guides. Neither is
the changed condition of the race produced
by the abolition of slavery, their political
Embarrassment, giving them the right to
participate by the ballot in the law making
and government OF the country, together
with the business relations which they as
freemen influence as employed and employee,
manifest to such fossils of slavery as Mr..
Colbert Oh, Cecil, when will theu again
uncover thy shame before the world, by
electing to the legislature such sediment
of the rebellion and the slave era as Joseph
GoYibprt