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Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-05

Special NOtice-In calling attention of the reader to
the advertisement pf Dr. j. c. Youngs Institute to be found
in another part Of this paper feel answering the
dictates of honest conviction in pointing ont to suffering u
many the honest and skillfu Medical practitioner. 1t is
the duty of every whose knowledge places it in his
guide those who otherwise would unwit
tingly take path There is need to out
life of pain and anguish and in the end fill dshonored
Hesitate longer unfortunate ones but turn to The
Doctor who giving in place of wasted
energies and impaired constitution full health vigor and
power.
The been in successful operation for
the pioneer Institute of the
it has been the pioneer in the march of progress.
We again to the aiced-read the advertisement and
follow its advices 37ly
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-05

CATHOLIC SERVICE. - Rev. Father Bouchard
will preach at the Catholic church, Weaverville,
at last mass, on Sunday, September 9Th. Sub
ject-" Infallibility of the Church. The mis-
sion will close on Sunday evening.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-05

Medical Advice.-DR. WIN. X DoHERTY's Medicaland
the welfare
health of citizens and his rapidly sprea
although excite SURPRISE is but the
signal Skill and follows the natural effect of such
cause. We personally acquainted with gentlemen who
had suffered for years under chronic disease and who had
ken advantage every available that promised
without until they called DR. DoHEETr,
incredibly of time has given them
this fact because the
who seeks not by defamation OF others
establish his reputation the supersructure OF
his upon the ruin Of anohers fame The Doctor conf
ducts his Institute in such that must be gratifying
TO all his patients He examines advises and recommends
without charge and the patient after hearing his terms for
accept reject at pleasure In does
a charge unless he effects This
% confidence which long
has given and doubt the consolation which
pertains that confidence Persons afflicted with either
chronic disease would do well to consult the Doctor
at all events il do harm for consultation he asks
fee does lie insist obedience his advice unless
the patient places himself under his His Offices
Sacramento street opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany's offce.-SIR Francisco NeicS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-05

AT Mormon Island, Sacramento county, the
Grant and Colfax Club has upon its lists all the
voters of the district save three.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-05

We learn that dancing party Cor the benefit
of the school-fund is soon to be given at Lewis
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-05

PAYING WELL.-The Portuguese Company, FIVE
in number, now working the East Fork claim
formerly ov ned by VanMatre & Co., are averag-
ing half an ounce day to the hand. A num-
ber of other Portuguese miners have lately loca-
ted or bought claims in that vicinity.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-05

INVISIBLE CLOUDS PERFUME fill every where the
floors sprnkled with the true MURRAY & LASMAN's
FLORIDA WATER In Spanish America all persons of refine
men and taste perfume their drawingrooms in this way
before having company. thus adding greatly to the enjoy
men of their guests F5As there counterfeits. buy
should always ask for the Florida Water prepared by
Lanmau Kemp, New York $50
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-05
HERE are two Democratic opinions from the
same source but at different times

"he War Department is. for the present, in the dis
and able hands of General tiran"-Neu Iorh od,
August, 1867
Nobody is hardy enough claim civil capacity for
Crant"-Netc York World, Mpy, 1865.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-05

FREEDOMS DEFENDERs.-This organization, in
the city of San Francisco alone, numbers be-
tween four and five thousand members.
LoCATED.-Dr. VIM. Todd, late of this place,
has located at Eureka, Humboldt Bay.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-05

THE dissolution of the late Canyon City firm
OF Martin Brooks is announced to-day.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-05

For THE Capitalization. Frank NJ. Pixley
will start out, September, lst, for the campaign,
in which he will be successful.-San Francisco
Spirit Of the Times.
Stranger things, politically, than the election
Spirit that he will be successful.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-05

FIRE AT RED BLUFF.-From the Independent we
learn that fire broke out in Roley's Hall on the
night of the 26th, destroying it and two adjon-
ing buildings. Roley's Hall was the armory of
the Red Bluff Guard, which had only been dis
missed half hour before the fire was discov-
cred. Sixty stand of arms and most of the uni
forms were burned, which the State loses.
General Roley loses 81, 2,sOO-insured for ST. 500 +;
Red Bluff Guard, $500; G. W. Hoag, $500 /;
John Knotha, $500, and some other unimport-
ant losses
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-05

THE CAUSE IN SHAsTA.-Grant Taggart was
here this week, and from him we learned that
the signs are very cheering for the Union
party in Shasta county. The Union Club at
Whiskytown $50 named when the Democrats
were in the ascendency) is fast growing in num-
bers, and the vote of county will be largely
changed from the result of last year. The
Shasta Council of Freedoms Defenders have pur-
chased splendid 2Ox4O-foot flag, on which is
inscribed the names of our standard-bearers. Il:
will be stretched across Main street.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-05

CLOSING OUr.-The long-established firm of
Tinnin L Owens are closing business here. The
stock on hand has been purchased by the mer-
chants remaining, Hooker and Lang taking the
groceries. Henry Junkans has purchased the
hardware, tinware and crockery, and the build
ing, to which he will soon remove his entire
stock. Abe LoffInan has taken the clothing and
furnishing goods. We regret to sever business
relations which have existed for over twelve
wears, but such is the decree.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-05

ARRIVAL OF SECRETARY GoRHAM.-Hon. George
ton. y considerable delegation of prominent
Union citizens met him at ColfaX, and his ar
rival at Sacramento was announced by the
booming of cannon, music and general rejoicing.
He delivered himself of a brief but appropriate
speech, which was received with great en-
thusasm. At San Francisco he was received
with marked honor, and received greetings OF
welcome from hundreds of old and tried friends.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-05

PRAIsEwoRTnY.- MON lirgs in San Fran
cisco and Sacramento i 'bcen so frequently
disturbed by Democratic bdgbs of late that the
Young Mems Central Democratic Club of San
Francisco did, on the 2lst of August, pass the
following resolution:
Resolved, That if any member or members Of
this club should at any time be reported as hav-
ing disturbed any club mass meeting of our
political opponents, it shall be the duty of the
executive committee to inquire into the same
and should such member members be found
guilty thereof he or they shall be expelled from
the club.
"JEssIE GRANT" the San Francisco cores
pondent of the San Jose Mercury, is rather Sc
we're on our reverend State Superintendent Fitz-
gerald. "Jessie" says -" If you want to be.
come familiar with the idea that some negroes
are just endurable as some white preachers,
you have only to take the Elerator and the Spec
tator and read alternate columns of editorial
matter in each. If you do not find yourself un-
der full conviction that loyal, sensible negro is
a better citizen than a disoyal, canting Typo
critic, your experience will differ very materially
from mine, that's all
ENCOURAGING WoRDs.-Patriotic old General
Redington, one of our nominees for Elector,
closes a letter to gentleman j" Stockton in the
following encouraging terms = We shall carry
the State by good majority. | say what l feel
and have the best reason to believe. Sacra-
mento will be the banner county in the State.
Every thing works well with us. The interior
promises Just as we'll as our city. We shall not
fail of glorious triumph in the cause Of Lib
erty and Justice on the third day of November
next. Say so from me to our good friends in
StocktOnn ~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-05

THE WILTON TRoupE.-This popular Company
returned from Humboldt last week, and shave
since given entertainments at Hay Fork, Indian
Creek, Douglas City, Junction City, North Fork
and Weayerville. The Company now numbers
seven persons, and its representations are really
good. Tonight, Saturday as soon as the Un-
ion Club adjourns, Mr.. Wilton will receive a
Farewell Benefit, on which occasion " Robert
Emmet, Ireland's Martyr" and " The Milli-
ners, will be presented. 1t is a splendid bill
and the last opportunity Fill the house.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-05

ATTENTION, GRANT CLuB-SPEAKING TONIGHT
let every member of the Weavervile Grant
Club, and those who are not but should be, go
to the Theater at o'clock, precisely, this (Sat-
urday) evening Hon. 7. E. Jones has been in
yiled to address the Club and we hope to see
the building filled to overfowing. Those who
have not already signed the foil will have an
opportunity to do so at the opening of the meet
ing. The announcement of Mr.. Jones' invita-
ton to speak should have been made last week.
He is one of our most Jealous Union men, and
will do better justice to the occasion if the as
semblage is large and enthusiastic.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-09-05

TRINITY CENTER.-A letter from that place in
forms us that miners generally have done well
this season, that the crops are uncommonly
good, and, better than all, there has been no
shaking" thus far. We sincerely hope that the
extreme cold of last winter banished the ague
scourge from that section, for it is one of the
best portions Of the county both in a mining and
agricultural point of view.
AN IMPosITIoN.-We have heard considerable
objection raised to the manner in which the Cal
Uornia Teacher is conducted. That periodical is
supported by the taxpayers of the State for ed
ucational purposes, yet a considerable portion
of the last number is devoted to plea in behalf
of the Methodist-Church-South Spectator. How
Democracy would have howled if ex-Supernten-
deut John SWEET had done this thing.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-10-02
BEAUREGARD. F. X

GAINED OVER TWENTY POUNDS IN WEIGHT
In less than one yearl Read how be accomplished II
This Observation-Disclosures was introduced IN
me IN the fall Of 1866 in the city Of Montreal T9
was then sick, very sick, suffering with combina-
non OF complaints. L prescribed Radway,s Ready
Relief ana Regulating Pills. Of the success OF mn
treatment, the reader can judge by the FOLLOWING
ietter ms gentleman occupies position Of trnsf
m the Montreal Post Office. JOHN RADWAY. NJ n
Post Office. Montreal, Sent. 1857
DR.. JNo. RAILWAY Co.. 4S9 ST. Paul st.
Dear Doctor II have been for fourteen veorg
a1hlcted with Dyspepsia, and have tried many ~ ~
most eminent Physicians in both Canada ana ~
united states but could not get relief was 20 bad
that was obliged to relinquish a pleasant ana ~
cfatlVe SITUATION; had neither Strength NOR sn,G
non ana suffered continually: became ver,, rancb
Seeated anu was IN fact scarcely able 10 attend -
Iuslhts' out fortunately. a year since ,vas i,1sro
uucei y you ana commenced using yor mod e;,,,g
GepIdlhg 10 the instructions which You rave me
~ ~ Happy 10 inform you that my health Is beter
o,,an ever expected It would be again. have in
ofeI over twenty pounds in weight NV appefifai i
Eool' ana look forward to a Permanent eure T
@ also made use of your remedies in INV familv
uu can truly say that would not be without tbe,n
- iii eolslleratlon L believe, a family nedi-
cine they have equal. Yours very truly i-'e1i
Railways Ready Relief 5oc and Pills ~. d.,I
Y ~ ~ druggists and country merchants RADWsV
q ~ a. Maiden Lane. New York. See DR. RAJ
ways Almanac for 1868. 20 ~ Isad
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-10-02

the editorial direction of John O'Maho-
ny, of Fenian fame.
Michael 4. Gibbons of New York,
who has been an active co-worker in the
democratic ranks for twenty-five years,
declares that he will act with them no
longer and goes for Grant, and publishes
q card in the Tribune to that effect
We believe there is now but one Irish
paper in New York city that supports
the democratic party, the Freeman's
Journal, and even that is apparently
paving the way to follow the others in
favor of Grant. In its last issue it has
the following very significant paragraph;
Affairs are very remarkably mixed up,
Men may be excused for getting their
heads muddled. We are called on to
support a candidate, on National grounds,
that was himself avowedly III favor of
another candidate, most antagonistic to
all decent and proper ideas of federal
government We acknowledge that this
affair is muddled." Our correspon-
dence is of character to excite our
alarm. There is no use Disgusting the
fact that there is distrust and disaflection
among very many democrats.
And last and even more important it
is now announced that James I. Brady, |
the distinguished lawyer of New York,
has resolved to support Grant and Col
fax He is among the ablest lawyers in
tbs country as well as the same among
his countrymen. Thus the ball keeps
and the patriotic Irishmen mean
to have their share of credit in the pres
ent struggle. Three cheers for the
" Wearing of the Green y!
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-10-02


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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-10-02

One OF THE DEMOCRATIC STATES
The following dialogue is said to have
taken place between two Irishmen at
Winooski the morning after the Maine
election:
Good mornin, Mike; have you heard
from Maine "
=" Shurh I've heard nothin else"
mike, what do you think av it?
BE jabers l think there is one state
left that the republicans wild all their
suecis in Maine and elsewhere, can't stale
away from the democracy"
What state is that ?"
"The state of despair"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-10-02

ScHooL BooKs.--Mr. Oliver Ellsworth
Of Boston, having reduced the price of
the revised and enlarged Progressive
Series" of Readers and Speller, by Town
q Holbrook, to price unattainable bv
publishers of similar books, a combined
effort is made to prejudice the public
mind and thereby keep up the present
unwarrantable high cost of school books.
Mr., Ellsworth will gain ninety towns in
every hundred in such a contest, Judging
from the largely increased sales during
the last month. The books are greatly
improved, and, for practical use, as near
perfect as Readers and Spoilers can be
complied. TEACHER
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-10-02

aSuysIrrNE AND SHADOW IN NEW
yopK" j. b. Burr & Co., Book pub
fishers Hartford, Conn, have in press a
work with the above title, written py
Mathew Hale Smith. From the speci-
men pages sent us we have hesitation IN
saving it will be one Of the most interest
inc works. 1t initiates one into the heart
Of New York life, into the inner circle OF
The different strata of society, giving the
origin and history, of the leading men,
companies, different localities &c., &c'
II will be book which cannot fail to IN
terest every American who looks upon
New York city as the great heart OF the
nation. Some enterprising book agent
viii find the work one of the most profit
able for canvassing labor. 1t embraces
topics of interest to every one. 1t is well
written, printed in clear, large type and
on good paper, and is to be sold only by
subscription. The canvassing book now
ready, will be sent, and territory assign
ed on receipt of $3.50.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-10-02

James Fitzpatrick, an Irishman, is
the union republican candidate for Con-
gress in the fourth district Of Georgia,
whereupon the Seymour and Blair men
have attacked him with great ferocity,
calling him ga man of no character in
society" andan Irish :. ditch-digger. -
No wonder the Irish are getting sick of
the democratic party.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-10-02

REUNION OF VERMONT OFFICERS
The fifth annual reunion of the officers
OF the Vermont regiments during the
war will be held at Montpelier on Thurs
day, October %, for the election of Off
GERS, and to afford an opportunity to
renew, through social intercourse, the
ties of friendship formed in the field; to
draw renewed inspiration and renewed
courage for the work yet before us from
the touch Of comrades elbow and
the sight of the shot-rent standards un-
der which we fought, and so many of our
heroes fell and to keep green and sa-
cred in our hearts the memories of the
five thousand who gave their lives for
the cause"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-10-02

THE GEORGIA Observation-Disclosures
particulars of the massacre of freedmen
at Camilla, Ga, have been received at
Washington from Major Howard, of the
Freedmen's Bureau of Georgia, and from
a sub-commissioner at Albany, Ga
They fully confirm the worst aspects of
the butchery perpetrated upon the de-
fenceless negroes. 1t appears that Pierce,
the candidate for Congress, was not hurt.
A freedman who took refuge with four
Others in a swamp, where he remained
all night, says that during the early part
of the night, the white men were scour-
ing the woods, shouting, cursing and
shooting the freedmen. The pursuers,
he says, were accompanied by blood
hounds, and he heard the cries and
shrieks Of the fugitives as they were
caught by the dogs and shot. Two of
the men near him, becoming frightened,
endeavored to escape, and both were shot
within his hearing.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-10-02
JOHN A. DIX.

=" If any man hauls down the Ameri
can flag, shoot him on the spot," nobly de-
clared Gen. Dix at the outbreak of the
Rebellion. Was it because Gov. Sew
mour attempted to haul down the FLAG
that Gen. Dix poured such terrific
broadside into him?
=" Where are the victories you prom
ised US ?" said Horatio Seymour sneer.
ingly, in dark period of the war inst
before the glorious illumination of Vicks.
burg and Gettysburg. Now the demo-
cratic leaders all over the country, who
had relied upon the popularity of his
nomination, as they witness the returns
IRON Vermont, Maine, Colorado, and
New-Mexieo. repeated the inquiry
" Where are the victories you promised
%
W. II. English, former democratic
member of Congress from the second
district of Indiana, now supports Grant
and Colfax.
The Western republican papers aro
re-printing fac SMILES of southern dem-
oeratic papers as electioneerinp docn
ments' They couldn't have better ones
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-10-02

icy The human family is so numerous
that birth and death occur every
moment. Every second a child is born !;
every second some one dies. The pre-
valenee of sickness in the world may be
realized in DR.. j. c. Ayers Laboratory,
where medicines are made for all man
kind. 1t would scarcely seem that there
are Threats enough to swallow the doses
he issues daily, Ayers Sarsaparilla,
Ague Cure, and Cherry Pectoral by the
thousand gallons and Ayers Pills literally
by the ton. But they must all be want
ed, or he could not make such quantities
for SO many years.-Nodhfeld Telegraph.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-10-02
DIR. S. S. FITCH. A NJ

oe,,t proaa,.au :"
VI II brohuWaS, N :, author Of IN. O.
on me ean5,es, preyentlen and Cares a ~ M Ia
N''a' D'sea'es - 'ne lhroat, &C., viii le'asS
p i'ousE' BELLOWS pu,'
wednesday, june I'm '@Al
And on and at tho same plaeo n ~
cry fourth week thereafter. All hednt.dag
CONSTITUTIONAL Fitcb eolsulhdg,y
and cures Consumption hefore i SeeeeNal
stages, and many apparently beSSoiE greatly
HEADACilE.-Sick Heaaa1 eless case, ~
ache, Bilious headache, Newranie, Ngyo,'
tarrhal Headache, Dizziness. RrsEa heahS
Head, Fulness, Oppression ~ Ssu Mih Of NM
cured. " Tue heat
cATARRH.-,This unpleasant, a..
forms soon cured. useass
soRk THRnAT; &C. Sore thro0,, !,
Loss S q nqise, Weak Voice 81 soon I en-. 4I'
ages and sexes, from one month ea'e u
standing. ufe
HEART DISEASE.--Dr Fi,,A.
elan who successfully treats IN ~ = the 6ph
He Is the first physician vbo ta, cures HEATH
ulty tho durability OF hoart diseSssan laene
! DYSPEPSIA.-This disease ~, Augas
| cases, in persons Of ali ages Snd aiiSays eus
| cure i absolutely certain ~ ~ oecund,s
LIVER COMPLAINTS. JATrNn,nn
/ complaints cured in all eases 'NNDIVE IL
CHRONIC DIARRHEA. ana ~
/ terry, COLES, Obstinate costirsr@'t Nhfeaa !
| perfectly cured. all IA
PILES Piles. Blind, Bleeli,.
painful itching. burning, no mattHlE o. u
! ing, soon cured. ''ei ROE al
KIDNEY DISEASF.-Diaho.o.
Thence. Stoppage Bright's Diseesoo' vIFaTd
FEMALE DISEASES. - .uc ,,Ss, ~ s9aa
Floodings. Stoppages. Painh'i eruS4 Ia
! Unfruitiulness. Cancer The Wa ellhgi
/ MALES.-Thcir peculiar disooss'to,. se9h "a
FACE AFFECTIONS @Rs,,ns.rss,. soon nj |
Blotehe,s, Pimpies,, Black Spocks, Red balfh
ing; Itchlng, hush o. Blood to the ill.,.
Bad SonpleA,,lien, ~ soon and perfeetiy =
| ABSCEeSES, sShotULA, when ~
throat, INTERNAL external, on the tonpns u
or anywhere, sore and swelled legs, aii,sS
rable.
SKIN DISEASES.-Sal ph.,,. On !
shingles, Scaly Erupti9ns, Matery DiseIss
ing, bnprning, ohronic Erysipelas. alway,s,.
IuE "a Eo'I manned and Itching. M
on the Eyes and ~, Et$Silds, soon cured.
oul NE, nn ELLED NECk.-Al ga. i
Recent cases q Ge,tre cured very soon.
hhEuM nlSM, Chronic, Acute v
I,ihehess, oWelieu JOINTS, inability 10 VI,
M or passive, most satisi actoriiy treated i
promptly cured unless Of twenty OF ~,
sta an ig when the e e G i slower,
Sl- Nllue DaNVE, always cured Gda,
IN pers9ns q az nges.
NERVOUS AffECIlONS.-Tb nj
nnay .e eS,t ~ prompt tellSi.
: "a y eEbo---un twenty years Of suassal
ment Of cancers especially on the lFelssi
anu even variety o. cancers, both iass
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-10-02
: Some Ku-Klux villains went to tn

- Some Ku-klux villains went to the
house of J. Ii. johnson, famous color
ed drum major at Memphis, with the in
tention of killing him, few nights ago,
when he beat the long roll vigorously,
and the colored people rushed to his aid
in such numbers that the bloodthirsty
rascals were glad to make themselves
scarce.
= The speech of Robert M. Douglas,
son Of the late Senator Douglas, at the
recent great republican meeting at Raj
eigh, N. c., was firm out-and-out ap.
peal for Grant, whom young Douglas
thinks his father would support, if he
was now alive
= Charles james, a son of G. p. T.
james, the well known English novelist
addressed Grant and Colfax club al
Eau Claire, Wis, on Friday evening Of
last week. The Eau Claire Free Pres:
says that until recently Mr.. James has
been an ultra democrat.
DR.. Townsend p Abel, editor OF
OurCountry, the democratic paperin Mid
dleton, Conn, and the organ of the par.
ty in Middlesex county, abandons his
old party, and will sustain Grant and
Colfax.