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Their immense sale has established their reputation
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these Pills will be sent by mail express to part OF
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Persons at distance be cured home by address,
ing letter to Dr. j. PEkRAULT Sacramento and
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TEE Rive AROUND TIE Sus.-Professor Loo
mis-, of Yale College, in bis recently published
treatise on Meteorology, speaking of the halo
around the sun, says This is formed BY tbs
refrsetion of the light Of the sun or moonthrough
crystals of ice floating in the atmosphere. Snow
consists of crystals of ice. Whenever ,halos are
formed about the sun, the air il filled with
6ne prismatic crystals which occupy every pos
sible position with respect to the SIMS light.
Such q halo may be formed in midsummer,
because at q moderate elevation above the earth e
surface the condensed vapor of the air is frozen
even in the hottest weather. The circle within
the halo is much darker than the space without
1t, because from no part of this circle can . ray
OF the sun retracted BY ice prisms reach the eye
of the observer.
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE!
NEW REMEDIES! NEW REMEDIES
DIR, GIBBONS DIsPENsARY,
GIG EssrneS street,

CORNER COMMERCIAL, SAN IRAN
cisco, established in 1854, for the treat /;
ment Of Sexual and Seminal diseasest
such % Gonorrhea, elect, Structure,
Syphilis In all its forms, Seminal Weak
ness, Impotency, etc. Skin diseases (of
yearsstsuding) and liberated Legs, sue
cessfully treated.
DOCTOR GIBBON has the pleasure
IF announcing that he has returned to
this State, after an absence Of one ear,
during which time he has visited all
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-12-05

RARKrD HixsELr TO DfArH.-A gentleman
travelling through one of the rural precincts of q
certain county, rode up to farmhouse, and &C.
costed tow-beaded urchin seated on top of the
gate-post with" Bub, where's your pap The
youngster replied" Pas down behind the cow
shed diggin' grave for old Towser. The darn
ed old fool killed himself q barkin at candidates
for sheriff. Be you oneT'
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GENERAL SHERxAN.-The Columbus Journal

UENEHAL UHEhHAN'-IH6 OUIuuUuS V0WH1E
tells the following of General Sherman TAT
one of the Connecticut towns where be was
brought out on the platform to be seen by his
fellow-citzens, just before the train left be OBJ
served tall, awkward-looking fellow approach
ing the cars, elbowing the crowd in the most
exciting manner, and believing, SHERMAN
Sherman don't you know mer Tho General
intimated that he did not, at that moment, re-
cognize his qusstioner as q familiar acquaint-
ance. Don't you remember, down In Georgia,
stopping one day ON the march where there was
a crowd of fellows looking on at q chicken
fghtr The General laughed. Yes, he did re-
member WELL said the fellow, with grin
of ineffable satisfaction and modest triumph,
that was my rooster what whipped"
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TRINITY CENTER HOTEL
DAVIS HALL, Proprietor.

- HAVING PURCHASED AND THOR
HEaEf oughly re6tted the above old established
I1.l stand, the proprietor respectfully solicits
trial of its ccommodations by sojourners
and the travelling public. The
SLEEPING APARTMENTS
Are second to no House in the North, and the
Table is supplied with the choicest of verything
afforded in a mountain market.
165- Connected with the House are good Sta
bles, where animals will be well fed and cared
for. Every attention will be given those who
may favor the House with their patronage.
Trinity Center, Oct. IL, 1866. 42.to.
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Tia Brewers should to Malta 60,
The Boobies all to scilly,
The Quakers to the Friendly Iales,
~Ths Furriers to Chill.
Ths little. snariiug, carroling Babe"
That break our nightly rest,
should be packed Oh to Babylon,
To Lap-land, or to Brest.
From Spit-head Cocks 60 Ger to Greece,
And while the Miser waits
His passage to the Guinea coast,
Spendthrifts In the Straits
Spinsters should to the Needles 20,
Wine-bibbers to Burgundy;
6ourmAnds should lunch ct Sandwich Isiee
Wsgs ct the Bay Of Fun-dy.
Bachelors TO the Uuited States,
Maids to the Isle Of Man
Let Gardeners 90 to Botany Bay,
The Shocblacks to Japan.
Thus emigrate-and misplaced men
VIII here no longer vex us;
And all who amt provided for
Had better 60 to Texas.
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SPERMATORRHEA

SPERMATORRHEA.
DR.. DOHERTY has just published an important PAM
phet embodying his views and experiences In
Impotence Vrty being short treatise Sperma-
torhea Seminal Weakness Nervous and Physical
consequent this Affection and other diseases
ual Organs
This little work contains information of the utmost value
to ALL whether married single, and will be FREE by
mail receipt of SIX CENTS in postage for
postage. Address W. h. DOHERTY NJ. D.,
12:tf San Francisco Cal.
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9&Private@
Medical Add
DOCTOR W. K, DoHERTpS

OOVtVU W. ~ OOueNs
Private Medical and Surgical Institute
SACRAMENTO ST., BELOW MONTGOMERY
Opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'S Omee9 fs''
entrance on Leidesdorn street, San Francisco
z'taesasd ssprss.ly to afford the afflicted sound and ss's"
HIivate and ciromse dsssases, cases Of &c.
e4eey, and all SEXUAL DISORDERS.
TO TIE ArrL1crEp-p.. W. n. poHnasr returns bis
sincere thanks 70 his patients for their
and would take this opportunity remind them that he
eases of the LUNGS LIVER KsEYs DIGESTIVE and GENfo-
URINARY ORGANS and all private diseases viz SYPHILIS in
rid consequences self abuse GoNoRRHoE GlrEr, srRc
IuRrs NOCTURNAL and DIuRSAL EMISSIONS SEXUAL DEBILITY,
diseases Of Back Lons of the Bladder
and Kidneys and he hopes his long experience and
successful practice will continue insure him share Of pub
States he is enabled to apply
successful remedies against diseases of all kinds He
way references unqueston
able veracity from Of known responsibility and high
standing society parties consulting him by letter
implicit secrecy.
TO FEMALES.-when female is in trouble. afnIcted
with disease weakness Of the back limbs pam the
head dimness Of sight, of power papation
of the heart irritaby, urinary diff
cultes arrangement Of digestive functions general debility
vagnits diseases the hyseria sterty,
peculiar females she should go
to the celebrated female Doctor W. K DoHERrY at his
Medical Institute and consult him about her troubles
disease The Doctor is sectng than any
Physician in the State Of California Let false delicacy
you but apply immediately and yourself
painful suengs and premature death. All married ladies
delicate health other circumstances prevent
in their families should write call at DE- W. K Do
HERTYs Medical Institute and they will receive
BILE relief and help The Doctors Offices that
he can be consulted without fear of observation.
TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES residing in any part OF
the State however distant who desire the opinion
advice of Dr. DoHERrY their respective and who
think proper submit written statement of SUCH pref
srence holding personal interview respectfully
that their communications will be held
confidential IF the be fully and candidy described
personal communication will be unnecessary instruc-
lions for diet regimen and the general treatment
itself Including the remedies will be forwarded without
delay, and in such to idea the
port of the letter parcel SO transmitted
Consultation, by letter otherwise, Permanent
cure guaranteed orno pay. Address,
W.K. DOHERTY, NJ. D., San Francisco, Cal.
SPERMATORRHEA.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-10

~ letter from Abyssinia relates an IN
stance OF the summary style in whicl,
King Theodore dispensed justice. A
woman appeared before him, accusing
Appointment a officer Of his army ofhaving
stolen milk from hcr tent. Theodore
took his sword, and spoke as follows:-.-
81 am about cutting open his belly. If
the milk be in it, well and good But
il it be not in it, thon will order that
the bellies OF yon, your husband, your
children, and all his and your relations
shall likewise be cut open" King
Theodore gave the fatal cash, and out
gnshcd the mlie-th women went
on her way rejoicing, and the wiso jus.
ticc Of King Theodore was held to havo
been ncbly vindicatcd. Ayo! but sup.
pose the milk hadnt gushcd out, thon
how was the innocent accused to havo
been compensated Every time wo
read Of Buffers proceedings against
Senators Ross and Henderson, this sto.
ry OF Abyssinian justice is rccalled.~-
Their political bellies have been ripped
open, and not a drop OF tho expected
tactical fluid has been discovered. Ought
not tho alternative Of King Theodore
be now inflicted on tho accuscr Butler
and all his political relations?
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-10
Who has been benefited by

W uO II'lo DcCll Dt'llCllCIcu DS
that?
Not the nigger, certainly, fol
he is III an infinitely worse con
dition than in 1860, and viii
sink lower and lower every
year, Us the history Of his race
and all experiments like that
now going OH with him, demon.
strate.
Not the white ,nen Of the
South, for they have lost three
thousand millions Of dollars
worth Of productive property,
in the bare act of freeing the
nigger, and become utterly i'm.
povcrished and ruined.
| Not tue white men Of the
North and West, for the
commerce is destroyed, their
ships have disappeared from
the ocean, their greatest and
best market for their agricultu-
raj products and manufactures,
the South, has been cut off, the
great staples Of the Southern
States, which were formerly
the basis Of our foreign ex-
changes, and the main spring of
industry and prosperity, 10
longer load our cars, freight
our ships, cover our wharvcs,
fill our warehouses, keep our
spindlcs in motion, furnish en-
ployment to our operatives, and
afford them the means of com
fortably and respectfully feed
ing, clothing and educating
their families, but, instead, there
is general depression in bust
ness, diminishing demand for
labor, a lack Of remuncrative
wages, high prices for the neces-
saries OF life, eXorbitant rents,
heavy taxes and sullen despair,
or desperate resolve to have q
change and relief, entering into
the;lIIinus OF tile iaborlng n,n
lions, the wcalth-producers and
Taxpayers Of our country.
We have furnished u few fig
urcs and facts to enable them to
see what condition we are in,
the causes which have produced
it, who are responsible for it,
and We leave them to reflect
upon the bearing Of what we
have presented, and consider
the remedy which should be
adopted,
Let them ponder and decide!
Choose ye whom ye will sup
port, the authors Of those
things, or those who have OPP
posed and cndcavored TO pre-
vent them.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-10
mo-. 81
| From the Chicago Republican. I
Atmospheric Uommotion.

oA'oSP PhCIiC OUlunlOJl0n.
| Most people have heard about the
darkness which ona certain occasion
pcrvadcd Egypt, but we doubt if tbcr,
were any in this city who were pre-
pared for renewal of the phcnomc~
non i'll Chicago, such rs happened YES
tcrday. About ) O'Clock in the after.
noon the sky was suddenly darkencd
to such as an extent that il was
found necessary to light the gas all
ever The city. For a time it seemed as
though night had forgotten itself and
was prcmaturcly cnvoloping tho earth
IN Il more than usual sable mantle.
lhen, too, the darkness had an unusu-
III density about il, nnd brcuglk with
| It chilncss that MAS as startlinc ,s
1t was sudden ; and though it lasted
put few moments, and then passed
away rs suddenly as it came, most
persons experienced u feeling Of awe
and dread, rs though the cloud were n
rcstilcncc that had suddenly dropped
down upon the city, aud with that ac-
tiNity which marks tho beast Of prov
as nc springs upon his victim, had sct-
tied down over thom, making it i'm
possible to escape the horror.
Thrice in quick succession did tho
phenomenon (for it can be called
nothing clsc) happen, apd then tho
visitation passed. entirely away, loay-
mg the sun shining brightly, and tho
citizens wondering and specializing
upon the cause. The most reasonable
solution Of the matter is, that the air
becoming ias it sometimes docs) sud
denly rarilicd, u dense storm cloud set
tied close down to tho earth, which
shut out The light Of day, and produc-
cd the unnatural darkness.
: The pcculiarity Of the appearance
was that the cloud which SO rapidly
darkencd the sky seemed to come from
no point OF the compass in particular,
but appeared suddenly to cnvclop tho
entire face of nature in its cold, damp
shadow. 1t disappeared in tho samo
mamcr-nonc being able to tell
WHITTIER it went any more than
whence it came. 1t was almost us
sudden as the extinguishmcnt of II gas
light within room; and the nccompa-
nylnS sensation of cold and dampncss
which pcrvaded the atmosphere, like
tho breath from tomb, lent horror to
the scene I, an a4}d caused many to ,tt,remhln
sation was us though tremendous
hailstorm must have passed. very near
lis. Tho telegraph wires worked with SO
much difficulty that We wcro unable to
obtain any satisfactory information
with reference to the extent of coun.
try involved in this remarkable vista
ton.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-10
TRrom tho La Crosse Democrat. ]
A Few Facts,

For the year 1850 the expcn-
scs Of all departments Of the
Federal Government were only
sixty four-lnillions Of dollars,
and the customs alone paid SIX
sevcnths Of the whole amount.
In the four succeeding years
there were paid out of the Fe-
dera} Treasury, three thousand
three hundred and forty-one
millions Of dollars, making eight
hundred and thirty-fve millions
two hundred and fifty thousand
per year,
This exceeds by eleven mil
lions the whole Federal cxpen-
ditures from the beginning of
the war Of the revolution to
the time that the Jacobm party
came into power, and almost
equals the amount by which
England increased her debt in
the long space Of one hundred
and twenty-five years, embrac-
ing a period Of frequent domes-
tic disturbance and gigantic for
cign wars.
These amounts do not in
clude the expenditures by
States, counties, cities and
towns in the four years referred
to, which were enormous.
The Government Of the Uni
ted States is now cxpending,
after three years Of peace, up
wards Of three hundred mil
lions pcryear, as against sixty
afa9r mil|ionsin 1860.
We have expended and des-
i, troyed in seven years nearly
half the wealth OF the nation,
are under a debt tf two thou
sand five hundred millions of
dollars, and are taxing the peo.
pie at the rate Of three hun
drcd millions per year; for let
it be borne in mind that the
people have to pay all this q
part Of the people, we should
say--for remember that those
best able to pay--the holders
of the bonds pay nothing, and
nearly onc-half the amount q
our taxes go to support them II
luxury, and give them the pow
er folord itover us.
These are some Of the fruit
of seven years Of Jacobin rule
all to the disadvantage o
the country.
Why have we been subjected
to all this?
70 free the nigger! ".
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-10
Mr.. Pendleton's STRENGTH.

Th9 selection, by the Chicago Jaco
bins, Of both their candidates from Tn,
West IS virtual concession Of the erca
strength Of Pcndleiun throughout lha,
section. For The FIRST time IN The his
tory Of parties in ills country has tn,
candidates. both for President and Wee.
President, been taken from adjoining
States or even from the same section. =
Before the war and even during that
struggle boh the con,rnin. parties
acted upon the idea that The success OF
their party was greatly promoted b,
having tl.cir candidates SO selected as
bring 10 the support Of the party
iull local strength and popularity Of .nr
individual who was run We fail to
perceive any reason why Fculon, or
llamln, OF Wilson, or Curtis, should
not have been placed on the Chicago
ticket except the consciousness that
with Grant alone they conld not carry
the West, and that as success was Of the
FIRST Importance in planning canvass,
some man must bo put on the ticket, who
was supposed to be popular where The
danger was most apparent
This taclt admission Of Pcndlcton's 5
strength carries with it something more.
The selection OF CollaX, with the view
to his popularity in the West, is tanra.
mouut To u declaration that with Grant
alone, or with Grant and Il Nicr.prcsi.
Dental candidate from the North or
East, they dared not hope to carry the
Western States. The assumed and
bloaled popularity of the great butcher
has been eilec,,mlly pricl;cd by these
aslute leaders of the Radical party
Hcncclorth we expect to hrarno more
OF the ovcrshadoiyng popularity OF
Grant. He has heep weighed by his own
friends and found Wanting.
The star OF PenG Teton is still in the
ascendant If hisRwn party is SO dull
OF vision as not to3pcrcelvc his great
strength and immc!isc popularity, the
f%'thSi Ssio ssrnx the Democratic partS
act upon the hint thus strongly thrown
ont by the Chicago Radicals there will
be no division in their councils mt New
York .--IuguStu Ga } CAron'cle.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-10

When the hours Of day arc numbered,
And the voices of the night
Wake tho better soul that sumbercd
10 holy calm delight;
Ere the evening lamps arc lighted,
And like phantoms grim and tall,
Shadows from the ftful freight
Dance upon the parlor wall,
Thcn the forms Of tho departed
Enter at the open door
The beloved the true hearted
Como 10 visit me once more.
lie. the young aud strong, who cherished
Noble longings for the strife,
BY the roadside fell and pcriSlcd,
Weary with the march of life
They, the holy ones and weakly,
Who the cross of suffering bore,
Folded their pale hands so mccily,
Speak with us on earth no more.
And with them the being bcautcous
Who unto my youth was given,
More than all things else to love nc,
And is now u saint in Heaven.
With slow and noiselcss footstcp,
Comes that messenger divine;
Takes the vacant chair beside me,
Lays her gentle hand IN mine;
Aud the sits and gazcs at me
With those deep and tcuJi eyes,
Like tho stars SO still and saint-likc,
Looking downward from the skies
Uttered not, yet comprehen ended,
Is the SPIRITS voiccless prayer;
Soft rcbukcs in blessing ended,
Breathing from her lips of air.
Oh though oft depressed and lonely,
All my fears arc laid aside,
If but remember only
~, Sneh. as. ,thesc haze lived and died.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-10

upon hot grid-iron, slid down Il gang
plank, walked over cakes of ice, mu-
t'lated III the hair Of my head, and f.
nally tattoocd and scalpcd
was dragged through tubular boil
crS to the tune Of the Roguc's March,
stripped TO the suit Of clothes il,
which | was born, powdered to at
toms, and told that had mission TO
perform to all outside barbarians-,
which 1t was to annililatc every lv-
ing thug, and TO XIII every decade
member OF society. | act~scdod.
&'Do you swear -
81 swear"
Was thcpsalothcl with llnbilimculs
OF woe, thrust into-a den of worms
with~gnly bottle Of Mrs. Winslow's
soothing syrup, and told to await the
action OF the lmpcachmcnt committee.
.NcI0 ORcuH$ ,SunRnY 7Imcy
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-10
A SERPENT INA MULES EYE.
The Galveston (Texas) Nee0s

a SERPENT INA MULES Eye.
The Galveston { (Texas) Neqos
says:
Mr.. Kit Williams has a mule
whose right eye ball contains a
miniature se,pcant about two
inches and u half long, and. per-
fectly white. The snake has a
head, and keeps in constant mo-
ton, as if endeavoring to es-
cape from his confinement. It
was first thought to be a hair,
which when soaked in water as
sumes the appearance of a rep
tile, but it has in a few days in
creased in length SO rapidly that
this theory does not seem to ex-
plain the phenomenon. The
mule is still able to see with the
eye, but his owner fears that il
the snake grows much larger
the eye will be destroyed.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-10

A NOVEL INVENTION AND IT'S Re-
suLrs.-An ingenious iunatc in San
Francisco lately invented Il selCpropcl-
ling vessel. 1t was combination OF
three beats, hilchcd together tandem,
and the theory was that lis tho leading
and hindmost boats each descended n
wave, their impetus would draw and
push forward the middle one out Of the
trough; the latter in turn, pushing is
leader up the next wave, and so on. At
d cost Of $4,000 or $4,000 a working
model was constructed OF this odd varia.
ton Of the old idea o! man l!lting him p.
self iii a basket, and an experimental
trip was undertaken. The thing was
turned loose, with the inventor and two
or three coniling companions on board.
1t dullcd down the harbor with the
tide, and met the waves outside which
were to demonstrate the success Of the
invention. Five minutes had suGiccd
to show The party The utter absurdi,y OF
the plan five minutes more placed the
establishment keel upward, and the adj
vcnturers contrivcd to gel into small
boat, ana were rclarncd TO the city,
saader, wcl,cr, and something wiser
than when they started. \ tug offered
to take the sclfpropeller back to port
for $500. but the mventcr had fooled too
much money away on it alicad V, and
declined the offer At last accounts
the qucor establishment was drifting
Sandwich Islandsward, and we shall
next hear Of it, probably, doing duty il,
the exciting narrative OF some ship mas.
ter, as the latest and most indispulable
specimen OF the sca-serpcnt.
----s. .s----.----
CLAIMS oF THE radical PARTY UroN
THE CoLoRED MxN's GRATITUDE.--Wc
have frequently reminded colorcd mel,
that they are not indebted to man bnt
/ to Heaven for their freedom. They
were cnalcipatcd to kill the master and
not to save the slave. Hear what a
New York member Of Congress himself
says. In speech Of Hon. W. h. Rob
,nson, delivered in the House of Rep.
! rcscutativcs, May l3, 1868, occurs the
following passage:
"Sir, it was not to abolish slavery
that the war was tonight; and | say
that the Republican party have no claim
upon the coIored population OF this
country for anything they ever did foI
them. deny to them any credit on
that score. I stand here, to-day, main
tanning the same principles that ! al
waysmaintained as u Whig--a Herr!
Clay Whig-whic 1 can go arounc
tins Chamber ard put my hand OF
members A, /, B and G, who were anti
negro Locofocos of the worst stripe, who
were pcrsecuting the negro, when
was advocating the rights that belonged
to him. / was opposed to slavery whel
these men, who are now trampling dow
our Institutions and shouting for th'
negro, were in favor Of slavery"
Tho Council Bluff Democrat say
that the grasshoppers, that have beer
threatening to dcvastate the West
are all going Eastward
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-10

A cool specimen of humanity stopp-
cd into u printing Office out Wost 20
beg o paper. cBccause, said he,
eve like to read newspapers worry,
much, but our neighbors arc too stin.s
gy to take oIe.'