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Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-03-14
Special Antiees.
NcrOfula, or Kings Evil,

Is A CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASE,
corruption of the blood by which this MUD
becomes vtated weak. and poor. Being IN
the circulation. 1t pervades the whole body,
and NAV burrt out disease any part Of
/it Whatever be its origin. 1t 10 hereditary
- - in the constitution. descending :" from pa
rents to children unto the third and fourth
indeed be the rod OF Him who says.
visit the DUTIES Of the fathers npon Their
One onarter of ali people Scrofuus their persons
Invaded by this king Infection and their health Is mn
Inv Il To cleanse from the system we must rem
the blood by alternative medicine and invgoate IL
% heaItbv food and Such medicine we supply In
AYERS
COMPOUND Extract of Sarsaparilla,
tho mat eectual remedy which the medical skill Of our
n,es can dsyire everywhere prevahhg ana Htat
maadv n is combined the most active remedies hae
have been for the expnrgaon OF TINS ION disr
der from the blood the of the system from "
consequences Hence 1t should be LOT
the cure of not only scroua but all those other anecons
which arise from such Erpffre ana ht De6ses 81
Antbouvs Fire Rose Esysipetds. ffmpfes. f1asnesr
Bltches Blans and Boi 7Hnors Teller ana Sdn Ghe'm'
SaId Head Rinq,vorm. rheumatism. SSghshic ana Ae1s
cuial Diseaas Drrpsy Dypepsfa Debility GTd ,"dsea,
all complaints arising from Inflated or impure Bd Inc
popular belief in impurity Of the Blood Is onndea IN
truth for scrofua degeneration Of the blood the ra
ticuIar purpose and virtue OF this Sarsapars 10 PUTTY
and regenerate this vital tuid WI n"u winch sounu he"
is impossible In contaminated constitutions
Prepared by j. c. AVER Co.. Lowell Mass and sod Dy
M OBERDEENER Weavervile. and Druggists everywhere>
CRANE BRIGHAM, San Francisco, wholesale agents. q
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1868-03-14
geiu Sdrertiset,lents.
FORECLOSURE OF LEM.

IN THE NINTH DISTRICT COURT IN AND FOR TRI
ITY COUNTY, STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-06

TEXAs.-Thc last Of the Southern cleo
tions FOR or against constitutional con-
yention and delegates thereto, will be held
in Texas, next week, from the 10th to the
l4th inclusive. The revision of the State
registration lists was completed January
3lst Gen. Hancock has ordered the pub.
LEGATION of the revised lists, and has re-
fused petition to extend the time for re-
vision, on the ground that the time pro
yided by law has expired, and publication
in advance of the election will prevent
fraud.
SouTH CAROLINA Ex-Gov. b L. Per
ry Of South Carolina has written letter
TO citizen of Baltimore, in which h,
gives a sad picture Of the condition of tn,
South. and states that collision of race,
in South Carolina is imminent
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-06
alledifinal.
nLD ESTABLIsHED HospITAI

~ No beaver stFeet, Albany, NY.
IN, ihLlhh continues 20 b eOnhdentially
and successfully Consulted on all forms o1 Urtyats
diseases al his ola established Hosla,sl n
Beaver ST., Albany, \. \, TNvAty wears asyg,at
"a this one Particular branch u practice. snaliss
Inn 10 IeTtOnn cuIes such as no other physlei.U
can aud his iaglhtles afe such, icing IN es,4tes
pondenee With the most eelrtTatsd Thy alciaha a
the uld World a obtaining the A-lirsi a. srai a.
the latest reedlts ioT thrse diseases oteI induce
mtnts 10 the unfortunate u quick and raFid
cure 10 te obtained Al no other office m America,
In syQhlhA, gOR0TgAea glevt, stnctuIed, enlarge
meut ~ the testigles aud speTmatiC cords bub0,
liberated throat, sore thFpat, tender shin homes
cUtaneOus truplluus, bales, UlpeTs, and ali other
impurities oi the system, are Perfectly under con-
uul oi the loctur's medicines, and have been
tested m more than $4,000 eases annually With
immvnse sueue~s,
YOUNG MIN addicted 10 secret habits, who
have lmpaiget their health and destroyed the
'isor OF heiT minds thus depn,ing themselves Of
the pleasure Of maIr,od uiv, afo n0uhel that ia
consulting hr J. l,li,r they wall hnd a tIaena 10
console, and physician who has cured thousands
in almss' every part It the United States, Wh0
applied 90 pT 4 bguken down IN health, now ~
luiee in an that makes hlr dSsiiahlc and man
harry The radcT y y oOurs, aNaFr that the
delcaey al the subject Will prevent more minute
description u this terrible disease,
pR'TElLERS GREAT WORN. \ hook Ton
everybody. startling disclusups, hT, lcAer's
styat work log thc maued and those eon,emplat,
ing marrAev .uN t>ssN -siuA Of rlatrs rnee 2A
o,nts, sent 20 al Iarts, under seal, BY mail
p,>i paid, The single, married, aud The married
happy, \ legtuTc un Love, or how Ca choose
partner eomplvtc work uu midwifery, 10 euu-
ialns hunlnts u secTets never lsilrr published
Warranted % b. worth time times The amount
asked In Il. Twenty-Five cents, IN postage alauI,
enclosed, viii ssyutc copy ly rgtUru nall IN
Teller has devoted an hs time to thy puty ~ tbls-
disease, 81 which his tssik tuats-
pp- Oi.ee hours NON A NJ o. u. NJ sni
uu SUNDAY nom 10 4. NJ
y n Persons az a dt,taug, s1u D. ygpsf al
home. ly allr,,-luF q lrtt,r 20 Teller enclosing
remittance. Mylt.iur, scguTry packed irum
al-FNatlnn, s,ut Go any Iau ~ tlr World Al
ceases warranted, No change tar atyieo, Ao stu.
dent, l tays employed Nutar tli. adJryzs all
letters On
D. TELLER. Nj h.
NJ Beaver -tlay,. Albany y 4
So t.yI- 8Nutf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-06

that by Maj, Brigham's death "the ser'
vice Is deprived OF faithful aud efficient
officer, his family mourns kind father
and attcctionate husband, and the officers
Of the department a comradc who, by his
modest aud quict dcmcanor aud faithful
attention To duty, has won their respect
and esteem" Maj Brigham was Yer
monter, but was appointed to the service
from the District Of Columbia
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-06
Washington Hens.

The Secretary of the Treasury sold
$l5,000,000 Of ten-forties in January.
There was a rumor at Washington,
Monday, that Charles Francis Adams has
resigned his position as minister to Eng
land
The contraction bill became a law,
Tuesday, by the expiration of ten days
since its passage, the President having
take no notice Of it.
Carl Schurz, who is represented to
claim special agency of the United
States TO Prussia, took abroad with him
no commission but his passport.
Cen Howard and other members of
the First Congregational church at Wash
ington, will formally protest against the
recent action of Rev. Dr. Boynton, in ref
erence to the admission of colored mem
bers.
The President will shortly issue an
order re-districting the various military
departments and making changes in their
commanders. The Western and North
westhern departments will be the most
changed.
The tobacco dealers at Washington
have adopted resolutions asking for a tax
Of 10 instead of 40 cents per pound on all
grades Of chewing tobacco and snuff. and
on smoking tobacco, except cigars : cents
instead of 10.
The postal committee have under
consideration bill to publish the letter
lists sn all the large cities in newspaper,
Of the largest circulation at regular ad
vertising rates, the expense to be charged
pro rata on every letter delivered.
Col. Wiswell of New York city, nom
mated commissioner Of internal revenue
is a Democrat and representative of tn,
small class of whisky manufacturers. HI
is not equal to the position, and will b,
summarily rejected in the Senate.
Maryland Democrats are in troubl
over the senatorship. Gov. Swan decline
to sign Hamilton's credentials, on tn
ground that a state law, passed over
year ago, provides that the next Senate
shall not be elected from the easter
shore. The subject is to be investigate,
In the Maryland Legislature. The Sen
ate would hold the State law unconstitu
tional, if it could get at it, but Hamilto,
can't take his seat without credentials,
Senator Ferry's speech, Monday, wa
original, eloquent and powerful. /
called out Reverdy johnson in explana
ton Of his vote, last spring, for the recon
struotion bill Mr.. Ferry said that tn
pending House bill was not law, and tha
1t would be time enough to condemn tn
Senate when the bill was passed. This i
interpreted here as an intimation that tn
Senate will reject the House bill or amen,
It. Senator Dixon took notes of tn
speech for reply. Mr.. Fessenden wi
speak soon.
During the week ending Saturda,
fractional currency to the amount ,
$4,000 was received at the .Treasur
Department in Washington, and x452, Is
was ssot to the assistant treasurer at Ne,
Yoek, the United States depository Q
Cincinnati, and to national and othe
baaks; total amount shipped, includin
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-06
PIE RUTLAND HERALD
WEDNESDAY, PERJURY 5, Uses
rHe Utah Contested Election Ease.

The contested election oase between
Mr., McGrorty, the "Grutile' candidate
and Mr., Hooper the candidate of Brig
ham Young's Utah saints" for Congress,
which win come before the House com
mittee ON elections in lev days, will
bring To light some rather singular facts,
showing how elections are conducted in
that Territory, |, appears by the testi'
mony now in the hand, of the committee,
that on the day appointed for the election
the judges OF election, who are always
bishops and elders of the Mormon church,
take their seats at the polls Before them
is laid pile Of printed tickets, The
voters come up in succession, and state
how they wish TO vote. whercupon the
judge selects the votes and deposits them
In the ballot.box, AT the same time inform
ing the voters who are not allowed 10 in
spect their tickets that their ballots are
in. A clerk who is also Mormon dig
nitary, records the name Of the voter and
the number of the ballot Voting by
proxy Is also permitted, one person pre-
santing list of voters names, all Of
whom are absent from the polls. II has
also been shown by the testimony taken
by the committee that fully four-itths
OF the Mormon voters are foreigners, who
have never taken the oath Of allegiance
to the United States though according TO
the formalities Of their church they are
recognized citizens of the Estate of Des-
eret," and that Hooper. who claims a seat
in Congress, ran as a candidate for Rep
resentative of that State as well as dele
gate for the Territory Of Utah
Inasmuch az no such political common
wealth as the State Of Deseret is
known To the authorities Of Washington,
Hooper, if admitted, must take his scat as
the representative Of foreign govern
ment located within the territory Of the
United States. II is a notorious fact that
Utah, or the State of Deseret, as they
term it. is regarded by the Mormons as a
separate and independent government.
with its capital at Salt Lake city that
Brigham Young issues message. as Gov
ernor Of Deseret and that no law of the
Territorial Legislature of Utah, having
it's capital at Eugene City, with Hon.
Charles Durkee as Governor, will be re-
cognized by the Saints a. binding until
it bas received the sanction Of or been re-
passed by the Legislature Of Dcseret
The testimony also shows that Mr.. Hooper.
when he was endorsed by the church. was
required to take an oath of hostility to
the United States. II, under these cir
oumstances, the Mormon delegate il adj
mitted TO seat in the Congress of the
nation whose government itr hstS sworn to
renounce, and when such glaring frauds
in his election are clearly proved, we do
not see why some hocus-pocus arrange
ment cannot be entered into by which
Brigham Young will be our next Presi-
dent and one Of the Mormon Elders Sec-
rotary Of State, with the King of the
Fejee Islands or some other foreigner for
Vice-President
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-06

Omo-The result of the recent Con-
gressional election in the Eighth District
of Ohio stirs up the Democracy to sundry
piquant revelations of their intestine
status We have already given the Val
landigham explanation, from which it
would appear that the friends of that IL
lustrious Democrat took the opportunity
to revenge themselves on Col. Burns, the
Democratic nominee, for having refused
to vote for V. when he was candidate for
Governor in 1868. The Dayton Ledger,
which is the Vallandigham organ, now
goes further, and says that a great many
Democrats voted for Gen. Beatty, the Re.
publican nominee, in order to make the
defeat of Col Burns the more certain, Il,
they were not at all sure Of his present
position. The Democracy of Ohio doe,
not seem to be unit.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-06
AN EFFEcruAL WORM MEDICINE

BhON y > EhMlf lbE tbMfllN,
or Worm T.ozengers. Much sickness, undoubtedly
with children ana adults attributed to other
Is oecasioned by worms. The Vermifugc Comfits,
although ciIectual IA destroying worms, can do no
possible injury to the most delicate child This
valuable combination haa been successfully used
by physicians, ans fosnd to be safe and sure in
graduating worms, 50 hurtful to children.
CHILDREN HAVING WORMS rc4ure I'M
mediate attention, as neglect Of the trouble often
cau>cs prolonged sicl ness.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS IN CHILDREN
are often overlooked, Worms IN the stomach and
bowels cause irritation. which can be removed
only by the USE Of a SUR remedyi The oombina-
ton Of ingredients used in making Brown, Yer
miiuge Cantits" is such to give the best posi-
BE effect with safety
CURTIS & BROWN. PrupIietors, New York,
Sold 10y all dealers in Melicines, at p cents box
may2ldSwly.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-06

$500 in 81 notes 10 the assistant treas
urer o. New York, s59e ,isd, The sum
az $3.50, 900 was redeemed and d destroyed
during the week, The total issue Of na'
tional bank currency 10 February l. Was
S,i05,a,s, ;5l, aud there Was total rlrcu'
latiou oi seaa,als,93d,
The Kentucky election ease has hcen
postponed one week, To enable Brown to
defend himself in the HOUSE, Those who
know him say that he viii not come, and
that he is now s,umping in his district tor
another election. Iii. Democratic friends
are determined % send him back here II
Congress declares tha, vacancy exists,
III the vote were taken now, the vote
against Brown. on the Republican side,
would have been almos, unanimous, Fly,
or six Republican, nigh, have voted 90
admit him,
Tho way, and means committee hnd
their revision of the tax bill long and
laborious task, which viii not probably Ia
completed before March, as the new hill
will be reported entire and not in sections.
Delegations from the whi,kcy interest,
the tobacco interest, the malt AMI fer
mcntcd liquor interest, the petroleum in
,erest aud the Boston shoe and leather in
tere,t are all at Washington, urging It.
duction Of the tax, The diminution oi
the informal revenue for the last two
months will have some effect on the free
list, and fewer articles will be- put there
than was intended.
Mr., Jenckes of Rhode Island offered
two important bills in the House ON Mon
day. The first is a substitute for Bank-s
Lill 10 protect naiuralilcl citizens Mr.
Jenekcs proposes 10 give power 10 rNpa-
triated rebels and ahscntees of fac years
who have not paid taxes, The second
bill establishes a department Of justice,
with the Attomey-General at its head
with solicitor-gencral and assistant,
The bill will save thrcc-four,hs Of the
present legal expenses Of the departments
1t aholishcs all department solicitor, and
prohibits the employment of outside
counsel. One department has paid, in
one case, fee of $4,000 TO New York
lawyer.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-06

Coy. SEYMoUR,-GovS Seymour of New
York, has written another letter under
date Of January 22d, in which he says
he is not a candidate for the Presidency,
and that his name will not 90 before the
Democratic national convention; but h,
does not say decidedly that ne will not
accept the nomination. The intimate pc.
litical friends of Gov. Seymour are, W,
know, intriguing to bring about an appa
rently spontaneous presentation of hi,
name by the convention.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-06

EuRorE-Th gale which passed over
England on Saturday last caused con,id.
cradle loss Of life and property.
The captain and two sailors OF Tia,
crew Of the shipwreckcd schooner. Moses
Waring, have reached Gihraltor after
seven days horrible suffering
Dispatches from Japan, via Hong KONG
and London, announce that the ports Of
Hiogo and Osaka were, at the beginning
Of the year, thrown open to foreigners
Prince Joseph Colorado Mannsfcli
has been appointed President of the Up,
per House Of the Rieehsrath, and Ia,
been placed at the head Of the supreme
Court of J Jttxtirr in ' iirrrrrr
All the Paris journals regret the
tendency OF the debate in the Corps Leg
islatif in regard to the press bill, believ-
ing that the withdrawal Of the project of
law will lead To the extinction of what
ever liberty the French press may still
possess.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-06
cATARRH CAN BE CrREn

Headache Teleyed aud III tact every DISEASE VI
the nose and head permanently surl by the use
Of the we'll known remedy,
RAEDER's GERMAN SNUFF!
Try it. for it costs but Csc, For sale by all Drug
glsIsi or send sie, to o, T, SEYMOUR 4 co,
Boston, and receive box by return mad,
septa4iANly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-06
LAW OF HUMANITY.

In relation to social evils. An essay for young
men on Physiological Errors and Abuses incident
to Youth and Early Manhood, with the humane
view OF treatment and cure. Sent in sealed letter
envelopes, free Of charge. Address Dr. ]. Skill
LEN HoUGHToN, Howard Association, Phila-
delphia, Pa. jan23d&wl6t
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-06

Ii there are people who doubt that there
is difference in the richness Of milk
first drawn from COWS and that las,
drawn, their doubts viii he speedily ~
moved by milking a half dozen COWS and
setting the first hall drawn frmm each
COW separate frm the last hall,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-06
TRUTH STRANGER THAN FICTION.

NEWARK, Licking Co., o., Aug. 10, lso',
MfssRs. HosrETrfu Il SMITH GENTLEMEN :
My wife having received much benefit from
your Bitters, deem it my duty 10 give testimony
in their ftyor. About one and half years since
she had Very severe attack of Dyscntery, or
Bloody Flux which became chronic and continued
for the above period Of time, battling the most
skillful physician, in the country. We finally
became discouraged, and gave up all hope of her
recovery, when, by accident my attention was
called to your most valuable Bitters by Messrs
Collins Il rhuIston. Druggists, handing me one of
your Almanacs. Finding them recommended for
Bloody Flux, | bought one bottle, and commenced
giving according to directions and before one
third of the bottle had been taken, she was
trey cured, and enjoys perfect good health at this
time. Most respectfully, yours,
w, D. NITTER.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-06
WHY SUPER PROM SORES

When, by the use Of the ATniea Ointment, you
can easily be cured, II has relieved thousands
trOm Burns, sealds, Chapped Hands, sprsins,
Cuts, Wounds, and every complaint Of the skin,
Try 1t, ioT il costs but IS cents, be SURE TO ask
for
HALEs ARNICA OINTMENT,
For sale by all druggists, or send your address aud
IS cents to o. 7, SEYMOUR 4 co, Boston,
Mas, and receive bon by return mail
sept2iiSwly,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-06
Sperial flotifes.
Ess TO THf NERVOUS AND pERII.-
VFHAfIln

ADDRESS TO THf NERVOUS AND DEhll-
lfAIEp.-
whose suiigrmgs have been pTutraoled fum dden
causes, aud Whose eases require prompt tTvatment
10 render existence desirable, lfyou are suffering,
on have suffered trum involuntary discharges what
effect does il produce upon Your general health
Do YOU irel weak, dyblhtated, easily uredl Does
a little extra eNeTtlon produce palpitauon OF the
heart, Does your liver, OF urinary organs, OF
your kidneys frequently get out Of order Is
your urine sometimes llirk, milky or fncky nI Is
Il ropy on settling or dOys thick scum rise 10
tho top. OF Is sediment al the bottom after Il
has stood awhile DO YOU have spells Of short
breathing or dyspepsia Are your bowels eon-
stipated l. the lustTv Of your EYE as brilliant
the bloom on your check as bright Doyou ENJOY
yourself in sOciety as Well Do You pursue your
business with the same enemy DO you ievl IS
much confidence IA YOURSELF Are your spirit. duh
and tagging, given 20 tits Of melancholy II 50,
40 not lay 1t TO your liver or dyspepsia, Have
YOU restless nights Your back weak your
Knees weak, and have but little appetite, and you
attribute thus 10 dyspepsia OF liver complaint
Now, reader, seli-ahuse, NeneTeal diseases badly
cured, and sexual eNccsses, ae capable ~ prolue'
ing weakness OF the gcnentiye organs The
organs of gcneraton, when m perfect health, make
the man,
Did you ever think that those hold defiant, en-
er-ctlv, perseycriug, successful business men are
always these whose goncnuye organs are in per-
feet health You never hear such men complain
Of being melancholy, 81 NERVOUSNESS oipalpitatlon
u the heart.
Diseases Of thc5r organs rrlultc the use of a
diurtig Helnhold's Fluid Extract Buchu Is the
gTrat diurctie and Is certain cure tor diseases OF
the bladder kidneys, gravel, dupsy, Organic weak.
ness, icmaie complaints. general debility, aud all
diseases OF the urinary organs whether existing in
male or female, ilum whatever cause originating
and no matter how long standing,
Hclmtolls Extract kuchu established upwards
OF Is years, prepared 10y
II, 4. HElMBuLD. Druggist
59l broadway, New York, aud lUi South 10th
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
/ Price ~ 8 Iyr bottle, on hotties fur $3.50
delivered to any address, sold by all Druggists
cyurywhyrr.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-06
SOLD CHEAr AND POOR PAY

Those who buy the common kinds of adulter-
ated saleratus get badly sold, and paid in
yellow bread, il-health and nervous debility.
Pyle's Saleratus is pure and perfectly reliable
against all those evils. All the best grocers keep
Pyle's Saleratus, in pound packages.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-06
TURNER'S TIC DOULOCREUX or UNINER
SAL. NELRAHIA rllI.

Is a certain safe and speedy cure for Neuralgia and
nervous diseases. The seyerest eases are COM
petcly and permanently cured in very short
time. Neuralgia in the face or head is utterly
bauishei in i few hours. No torn OF nervous dis
ease Withstand IT, magic influence, 1t has the
unqualified approval OF many eminent physicians
it contains nothing IL uriop, 10 the most delicate
system. Sold everywhere. Sent on receipt Of Il
and two postage stamps TURNER y co, lea
fremont Street, Boston, Mass, Projectors.
iuly3d3taw&ly.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-06
NAIAD WATER PROOF

Avoid wet feet BY using the best article ever i'll
troiuccd for keeping water ont of boots and shoes
They can be polished immediately after applying
the Waterproof
This article will preserve leather in any form,
and is especially adapted for Harnesses as they
are kept very soft by this means.
MtSUFACTURFp Ky
CARPENTER, WOODWARD & MORTON,
Formerly Banker 4 Carpenter
lo7 * 100 STATE STREET, BOSTON.
janl3d&wlm