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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-26
Ornamental wire Works.
The cnrIard se,vioo nsaohino

WOOD, ROBERT & CO., PHILADELPHIA.
w Fourtains. stable Fixtures, Kaiiings, and
Wire Work of every description. Va
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MACHINERY Peuot.

DOGERS & BIGELOW, 1t2 Monroe ST, Chica-
4 q 20. Portable Engines. Lathes Pl4niuw ard
grWrrul Machinery at reduced prices. Send for
Cuta OF MWnMinrs.
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Eggs /! {
Lovers Guide.

a new book OF Ga pages: containing several
model love letters; ali about matrimony; how to
gain the love OF and marry who yOu please Also
wonderful secrets ensuring wisdom. wealth. and
happiness. now and forever. Mailed free for 10
cents. Address J. w. STEPHENS, 1898 Broad
Street, Newark, N. J.
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Joyos & stratton's Dry Hop Yeast,

The only Yeast now Used in Chicago II makes
H~h'er. whittier and swvut"r than any other. For
AL NJ all groCories. Factory, Is K 20 Dearborn
ST.. Chicago III,
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EFI~ = at EIEIu SSSNFIUk2 va uIFEEE1Bs
E1ICE $500, VIII do the wOrl; Of any SEQ 90
n Machine. Sent free on receipt Of price. Send
twp stamps FOR sample OF work aud illustrated
eirSular. Agents wanted. Terms liberal. ~.
Address, d. L. THOMAS. .aa
224 Broadway, Boston, Mass.
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Chicago Trade.
Feathers.

ENNMERICH. CHAS. Dealer exclusively in
a. Feathers. 1874 Lake St. (branch, 81 Lake St J
Chicago. Orders and consignments solicited sat.
sfaCtiOn guaranteed.
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TTtc brsi''Ent .~ncfcs9 OF these gm-
pr, CsrAAu-~nV;H& aud 'Eigac~%aglHg
."' a"rs - Without parallel in tie aunas o: YARN
ID, hd"rry.
l>". erAsr I'~,,.ag Machine concern in ;Ite same
.,rIr.d II its r>.'rucg.
Thay wat fnto every state from
=, ,,la1it &. E~i-3s, SGd from h.uupsuta to
g. 800, AID To-: si.h their ss.O~t Is3arhed ntIc-
Gees ia the very ssetCS, and even Ia the very
"ir"L" "g.e u.s atu"s-rui0, n nursery Of ce-
GIT Farrn AAchaerS, icsiins tie van in the number
E.a-eery fnc~esaeS earnings are re-
P"r. 1r r.st-rfnr7 " .r tttr d>-,}. AM graf
saviu; 90 sraa ny sssrmrFs VITO haEc gsd them.
They con'ns"deA - eisoice Of iosa,
and EsE NT from ou'.nA!f cent h two crr:s PER
b..'-l ENrRA nnova otNeE M.clin.s ed hai plenty
Of rk l1ng at"r chr tjg,ss g,.rr "lafa up be-
'"U" they N1N'SF the ksrE1-rS' gain from going
i:'p t'a N.-A Ny~TttEi rl~attsl it ht FOR saiIi-
Tor LAr.- ROrscs.
Th"!r c$rar'ty Fa .ren'ork able, mot
on' ID ai'l"F c. t"i toL~ ~ "~t/. bfs, Rye aud
Z |fy t1t ia NyTs ant 3as!-r ..i'rsu3lass grain
thy aud other i'E.t sard,.
En FLAX shry $re urF.valcI. even
by Hci.s'e Na'hnss made o.. pa'XGss Tor Flax and
Thelr 0'-iinctlve Haraatsges In saw
i:;g and ctGau5lasZ ross!I from tie admirable and
cAevtlge p3EIl ct Shaking tsse grain out
81 Ahe Afra"- and great e%p"e't, Of the cieaGa-
A4G &pparsttsA-
TheEr Ema Of Draft, Cheapness OF
RpUTIE, Easg 81 AaI2g easut, etc, from their hay-
+ ua E0fa.s no ETcF-rs ~ Efpr,fs tIyvffa gdy-
? &, 80 btf{Lri, Ial os'y GhJs' htif rs many
il r. .sr sa-L, BprGs, JUgFRgiy Shafts, FaIlpgS,
Go ''', ~EAs OF, Waste cRAiy, ADD - DkAFr,
~ 81 .aa rp5 ~ RsEAta az otter kiisd..
EYtry 'EbF"-ls GFEsa an should hesitate
bef ~: u,,sslaS Ia tAe old style 81 Nachn,s which
are going out OF date, because he can gct thea on
-"s1"s4" terms or poor pay, or at Hale less
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Eastern Trade.
Hose Manufacturer.

= REER. sANUELY., Mdnuhcturer and Deal
y err In Fire Apparatue, Hose Coupling. Pipes
% Noszle, 52G North Street, Philaddphia. Els
biehed in tS2l. -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-08-26

SINGER SAVING MACHINES, sold
in the month of July, 1870, by T..
W. Whituhnuse, agent at Cedar
Fails:
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cente' Furnishing Goods.

DROwNsON, HAYDEN & Co, Specialties il
- above. Washington and GTays Collars ant
Cuffs, Sh rts, SCarts Bows and Ties, IS NJ chigaI
Ave. Chicago.
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DE&CRIPTIVE CIRCULARS.

Cun tor ar send and get Descriptive
Circaiars AID Factory price LiaSS, giving fall
particulars cuncuTnins "CoMPLETE THRESH
M EsTauLI3EhENTS," as wetl as ''SEPARA
TORS" alone and the ela RaBt, hgEt-draft and con-
~.. 0l' MOUNTED and DOWN and 10 Horse
PJArGS (Ehi'h are sold separately, when desired,
mt "Hpaeded" 70 run Olacr mGC'ineSl, together
ith ports FROM EauItudes Of practical Thresher-
aUi FARMERS WAC have pur chased and used them
NcfSgitAsIGu dag their marked sue
r"ss, uJuY well cansI efed and amply tested IN
I2OYGMNSTS in details, for concordance and effect
arfRsss, have been added since last year. Eof
= l.ss u them see Circulars.
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Rennhlicnn IudIcinI Contention.
Tuesday. August 3oth, 1870,


A Republican Convention of the 9th Judicial
ristri-t Of Iowa. win be held at Independence,
Buchanan county, on ...
Tuesdays August 3oth, 1870,
ut o'clock, p. NJ. to place in nomination oandi-
dates for he offices of Judge Of the District Court
and District Attorney.
The ratio of representation viii be one delegate
for each county, and one additional delegate Tor
evsry one hundred votes or fraction thereof ever
City. cast for Samuel Merrill for Governor at the
election in 1859.
Tn. number of delegates for the respective
counties win be
Co1ntg. No. Del C0WRty. No. De-.
Black Hawk. ..16Buchanau ........... u
Delaware .............19 Dubuque 20
kTundy .............,. 81
By order OF judicial Committee
EDMUND MILLER, Chairman.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-08-20
The Verdict of California.

Caiornans rule, take nothing for granted Any ar
tcle that lacks intrinsic merit is to be dead failure
in the Golden State. Twelve years ago HOSTETTERS
STOMACH BITTERS were quiely introduced here. Their
uses were plainly set FORTH and the community invited
to give them fair trial, remedy for dyspepsia bilious
ness intermittent and remitten evers general debility
vous affections and all the ordinary Of the digestive
and secreve organs They also recommended as an
appetzng and invigorang preparations and preventive
OF complaints of epidemic character The result may be
summed up in few words. demand for the article imme
datey sprang up, and has been increasing in
progressive ratio, uutil IOSTETTERS BITTERS have be-
come leading commercial staple in the California market
and along the whole Pacific seaboard from Central America
to British Columbia The consumption Of the GREAT vEGETA
BILE TONIC AND RESTORATIVE in the Pacific States alone up-
wards of ONE MILLION BOTTLES per year, popularity
oyershadows that of every other medicine proprietary or 9TH
erwse sold this side Of the continent This fact so no.
orous that it is like repeating recognized truism to put
it in print Since the introduction of the BITTERS the de-
mand for the aduerated liquors commerce has gradually
declined both in the cities and at the mines Tho perfect
purity of the article its restorative and preventive
and its admirable adoption to the people too promo
to exhaustive labor of body and mind appreciated by the
medical profession and it is prescribed a and
Alternative to the exclusions in great degree Of all the
medicated alcoholic stimulants.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-08-20
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

SUBSCRIPTION BooKs.-Mr. A. Cochell is the
AGENT in this county for q number of interesting
publications which are sold by subscription, and
will commence canvassing the county for them
on Monday next. He has shown us specimen
sheets of the works which he will have for sale,
and we find them to be very interesting and of
such variety as cannot fail to please the differ
ent tastes of different people. He has the fol-
lowing works " The War between the States, 3"
by Alexander H. Stephens, who has been recog-
nized as the brightest mind of the rebellion.
The author aims to give the causes, character,
conduct and results of our late civil war, from a
Southern view, His great ability will cause the
work to be widely read. 1t is sold at $4 so per
volume in CLOTH S. so in leather. There are
two volumes, of about $50 pages each. Be
fore the Footights and Behind the Scenes" by
Miss Olive Logan, actress, author and lecturer,
is well illustrated and seeks to give full view
of the stage in its bearings on society. This
book will be popular with many. 1t contains
over GOO pages, and is sold at $4 so and So.
q Henry J. Raymond and the New York Press, "
q view of the progress of American journalism
from 1910 to 1870, is sold at 81 so and S. 1t
is full of interest. {" The Farmers Book" con-
tans practical information on agriculture, stock
raising, fruit culture, ETC., prepared by several
eminent agricultural writer's. 1t has one hund-
red and forty engravings. 1t is sold at $4 so
and 81 10. 1t appears to be Of great merit, and
will no doubt have a large SALE "Our Family
Physician" is sold at 81 IS and So 25. 1t has
over 500 pages, and is full of the most important
knowledge. " China and the United States" is
a book calculated to please friends of Chinese la
bor 1t is sold at 81. 1t gives a general view
of the state of the Chinese empire The Pa
cifc Law Encyclopedia" is specially adapted to
the Pacific States and Territories, and will be OF
great usefulness to all. 1t is by J. f. Cowdery
of the SanFrancisco bar. 1t contains 800 pages,
and is sold for &c. All these books are sold
only by subscription, and are not to be found at
the book stores. In addition, Mr.. Cochell has a
and excellent map Of the Pacific States and
Territories.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-08-20

PRIMARY MEETlNGs.-At IL meeting of the Dem
Ocratic Central Committee, held in Weavervlle,
August 10th, it was recommended that the De-
mocracy Of the First Supervisors District hold
their primary meetings on Saturday evening,
goth instant, for the purpose of electing dele
gates to attend Convention to meet at Miners
vile on Monday, 22d, to nominate candidate
for Supervisor of that District. The precincts
comprising the First District are Trinity Center,
Minersvillc, Lewiston and Indian Creek. We
hope that, in making selections for the import
ant Office Of Supervisor, more care will be taken
to select some person with the requisite business
qualifications than one of mere political aspira-
tions. We consider this Office entirely separated
from politics, and hope that the voters Of the
District will vote for the nominee whom they
consider best qualified for the position.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-08-20

ARRIvALs.-We are glad to note among the ar
rivals during the past week, the return of our
old townsman, Mr.. Levi Day, and family, who,
after visit to the Eastern States, have again
come among us, fully satisfied that no better
place can be found for permanent location than
Trinity county.
Mr. John Carlin, travelling agent of the New
York Mutual Life Insurance Company, paid our
town flying visit this week, and we are glad to
know that he found the business of the company
in fourishing condition, under the immediate
control of R. Clifford, local agent.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-08-20

FIRES IN THE MoUNTAINs.-For the past few
weeks fires have been raging in the mountains
throughout the county, destroying much valua-
BILE timber and doing considerable damage in
other ways. One fire on Red Hill, back of Nc
Gillivrays saw-mll, has destroyed great guam
tity of saw-ogs which were cut ready for use in
the mill the amount Of damage done Mr.. NJ.
has not been learned. This is the only account
of direct loss of which we have heard, but indi-
rectly these fires injure every one. Too much
caution cannot be exercised in using fire in the
woods at this season of the year, when every
thing is dry and fire spreads fast.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-08-20
TINE ELLlP TIC
MACHINES !!
B4RR.4.N'TED THE NEST.

NHE ELLIPTIC SEWING MACHINES ARE
1 manufactured and warranted by the Wheeler
Il Wilson Sewing Machine Company. The late
and important Improvements enable us to guar
antee to every purchaser that the Elliptic Ma
chine will do more work, better work, aud
greater variety of work than any other Sewing
Machine now in use. The economy of the Ell
liptic Machine in family Is almost incredible
with one, good operator can do the work of
twelve hands. BY it the making Of garments is
reduced from a question Of hours to one Of min
utes as the following table will show;
ct ia not be understood that the following table ia tho
time to make the garments, but to do the stitching only)
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-08-20
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.

NJ If you have discharge from the nose offensive or
otherwise partial loss of the SMELL taste or hearing
eyes watering weak, feel dull and stupid debitated
pain in the head take cold easily you may
assured that you have the Catarrh Thousands annually
without manestng half of the above symptoms terminate
in consumption and end in the grave. No disease is
mon, more deceptive less understood by physicians r.
Pierce NJ d. of Bualo N. Y is the proprietor of sage
Catarrh Remedy perfect Specific for Caarrh Cold the
Head catarrh headache which he sends any address,
post paid for sixty cents, four packages for So Pamphlet
sent free. Sold by druggists.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-08-20
AS a Holiday Present, Nothing would be
more Appre ciRted than one of
these Machines.

rIIIEsE UNEQUALLED MACHINES DO ALL THE DIFF,
kinds OF work required to be done In family and
make all the different kinds of Stitches, without the compli-
cations of the other Machines
All persons will please examine the WHEELER 4 VIII
son SEWING MACHINES before purchasing any other.
The Wheeler Wilson welknOwn, has won at nearly
every trial in which it has competed the highest award OF
merit The machines confident
entered the lists time and again. only to be defeated
and finding it impossible to compete fairly have endeavoied
decy the value of Premiums They not so however,
boast of the they have received hut In the grand
trial daily throughout the world where only true merit
finds favor, and superiority wins the race. the Wheeler
Wilson Sewing Machine stands trumphantly the champion
by the verdict of the people.
These Machines are adapted to every
variety OF Sewing
from the lghtes musns to the heaviest cloths. They
work equally well upon silk, Linen, Wooden and Cotton
goods with silk, Linen Cotton thread Scanning Quilting,
Gathering Iemming, Telling, Cording, Tuckng Braling,
Embrodsng and making Button Holes, with the greatest
facility.
m be convenient for the purchaser visit the salesroo,
the order I've forwarded to the Office and IL will he as
faithfully filled ms the selection had been made personally
Full instructions recently compiled and giving ll inor-
nation upon every point in dcta accompany each Machine,
and enable the inexperienced to operate without hh
Guilty,
Our interest successful working of Machines
second that of the purchaser and esteem 1t privilege
to aid by correspondence otherwise person requiring
It.
W NJ STODDARD,
Genl Agent for Pacific Coast,
Montgomery, cor Sacramento St. san Francisco. s.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-08-20

This Valuable Family Medicine has been widely and favor
ably known in and foreign countries upwards Of
THIRTY YEARsi
has lost Of its good by repeated trials but
continues to occupy prominent position in every family
medicine chest.
1t is an External and Internal Remedy. For Summer
Complaint any other form of bowel disease Children or
adults it is almost cure and has without
doubt been successful in curing the various kinds
CHOLERA than any remedy or the most skill
fu physician In India, Africa and China where this dread
fu disease is less prevalent the Pain Killer
sderd by the natives well European residents in those
climates remedy; and while Is a most efficient rem
edy for PAIN it is perfectly safe medicine even in unskl
nl hands Directions accompany each bottle.
B1- Sold by all druggists.
Price 25 cts, 90 cts. and 81 per bottle.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-08-20

DEPARTUREs.-Duringt the past week we have
noticed the following departures: NJ Lang, to
Nan Francisco, to purchase provisions etc ;,
Tor Fall and Winter trade Miss Lizzie Loots, to
benecia, to attend Young Ladies Seminary at
that place; Mr. Jos. Mckinney, of Junction City,
TO humboldt county, with view of entering
into the stock business and DR.. j. G. Dorr, of
trinity Centre, to Humboldt county, for the pur-
pose OF looking up a permanent location for
himself and family.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-08-20

REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE q
meeting of the Executive Committee of the State
Central Committee, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted.
RESOLVED, That the resolutions introduced in
the House of Representatives by Mr. Cook, OF
Illinois, on the 7th instant, against the importa-
tions of Chinese, embody the sentiments of the
Republican party of California.
Resolved, That we earnestly request our del
egation in Congress to use their best endeavors
to obtain the repeal of the revenue tax.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-08-20
Read Thta!

II had suffered for about eighteen months with chs and
fever bottles of Brstos sarsaparlla cured me"-J
V. RANDALL, lone City.
"Wth health ruined and hope of recovery, l began
using Bristos Sarsaparila and Pills continued their use
for six months and quite well"-GEoRGE INGALLS,
Sacramento.
Il tried all the different sarsaparillas Bristo's alone
relieved me Of constant of bolls and pusules"
j. COLLINS, Portland Oregon. sol
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-08-20

REJECTED.-The claim of Hall & Garrison for
property destroyed by mob in Visaia was pre-
sented to the Democratic Board of Supervisors
of Tulare county, recently, and by them rejected.
This is the same bill passed by our immacu ulate
Legislature and vetoed by the Governor. An
exchange says it is uncertain whether Hall &
Garrison will sue to recover.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-08-20
For Thirty Years

The darkeyod and lovely daughters of Spanish America
used MURRAY LANMAN'S FLORIDA WATER as their only COS
metic aud toilet perfume. 1t the fragrant well
the most lasting of all Floral Waters possesses
ing and nvigorang properties possessed by any other
preparation of the kind.
RS As there are oounercs always ask for the Florida
Water prepared by the proprietols, Lanman Kemp New
York. hGh
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-08-20
Speeial 9utites.

Natures sPrescrIptiOn.-When Nature produces a
great remedy for disease, the bost thing do
follow her prescription BY separating the of the M
nous Setzer Spring into its elements science has discovered
the means by which that world renowned Spa effects such
unparalleled cures aud by combining those elements arf-
cialy in TARRANrs EFFERvEsoGNr SETTER ApEmENT the
grand prescription of Nature rendered universally and
stanty available At this evers disorders
the stomach and bowels bilious complaints and all tho dis
eases which affect the digestive assmatng aud
organs are especially prevalent the Importance having
this invaluable corrective and Alternative hand every
home and within reach of all who travel by land water,
cannot be Oyer-esmated.
Sold by ALL DRUGGISTS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-08-20

For SUPERvIsoR.-The members of the Repub-
Supervisor District, having unanimously recon-
mended Mr.. W. P. Hall, of Trinity Centre, for
the Office of Supervisor from that District, we
place his name at the head of our columns.
Mr.. Hall is a farmer by vocation and a gentle
fitness for the position will be endorsed by all
who know him.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-08-20

SEVERAL valuable horses have recently died in
Shasta county from disease, the symptoms of
which are extreme weakness of the loins trem-
oling, and genera contraction of the muscles, as
shown in cases of cramps.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-08-20

Bel5" Very liberal arrangements made with
parties of energy, good standing and capital who
may wish to engage in the sale of these
chimes, as agents, in such territory yet
mains unoccupied, for further information and
private circular, address A. II. SUPLEE, 203
Kearny street, San Francisco, Cal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-08-20

THE RED RIVER CoUNTRY.-According to late
advices, all show of resistance to the Canadian
Government has come to an end. The expedi-
tion sent out to conquer the rebellion will find
victory already prepared to its hands, and they
will have but little more to do than shoulder
their gaEs and march home again.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-08-20

TWO PIONEERS GoNE.-On Saturday morning
faSt, Mr.. Jas. A. s. Jones, of this place. left for
Australia, intending to make that country his
future home. On the same stage went Mr., John
Jones, OF Canyon City, to San Francisco to re-
main there. Both of these gentlemen have been
residents of this county from the time of its first
settlement until their departure, and it was with
regret that their many friends babe them adieu
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-08-20

DON'T forget the great horse-race at Douglas
O''y to-day Saturday.. The principal race is
sure to be exciting as three horses which are to
run are about equally matched and the purse is
large enough to draw their utmost speed. All
douglas talks horse, and the people there are
Uoing all in their power to make the occasion
entertaining Go, everybody, and show them
'hat their efforts are Appreciated
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-08-20
WAR NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

NO Further Fighting Yet--The French Pre-
paring--The Germans AdVancfng--Metz
Evacuated by the Emperor--StrasbOurg
Bombarded - Great Battle Expected be-
fore ChnlOns--A " Committee of Defense"
Again Proposed in the Corps Legislatif.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-08-20

SPECIAL attention is called to the advertise
ment Of the article Of food called Sea Moss Fa-
rine This preparation is meeting with immense
sales in all parts of the country.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-08-20

WATERMELoNs.-Mr. John F. Wood. of Rusb
I0A' was In town Tuesday, with a load OF fine
4I''0ns' Tor which he found ready SALE This is
'"e rignt season for that kind of fruit, and
VIC nave to thank him for a fine one.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-08-20

I. o. G. T.-At regular meeting of Beacon
Lodge, No 300, I. o. G. T., held August 18th,
the following members were elected as delegates
to attend the meeting of the Grand Lodge of
that order to be held in Sacramento, Sept 26th
Chas. Thomas, W. H. Bachelor, Miss NJ. E..
Cochell, Geo B. Jumper and Il. N. Perham.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-08-20

COMING AGAIN.-Miss Anna NJ. Morrison in
forms us that she will visit us again soon. She
states that she was particularly well pleased with
her reception and found the Trinity people the
most liberal in their donations. She proposes
to lecture on a new and interesting subject
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-08-20

EARTHQUAKE IN GREEoE.-A terrible earth
quake has visited the shores of the Gulf of Cor
inth, and the towns of Alphira and Galizada
and several villages are destroyed, and many
persons are killed and wounded.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-08-20

MEYERS HoBART's pack train arrived this
week from Shasta valley, well loaded with fresh
butter and cheese from that section, and are
selling it rapidly. Again we ask, why cannot
these dairy products be manufactured within
our own county, which is just as well supplied
with grazing land as Siskiyou or any other
northern county.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-08-20

In San Francisco, lately, the will of David G.
Broderick was photographed, and the photograph
sent to New York, to be used in a case where it
is alleged the will is forged.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-08-20

QUARTz.-Several good-looking specimens of
collaborating quartz rock have been brought
into town during the past week, which have
been taken from ledges in this immediate vcin-
ity. One piece in particular, said to be taken
from ledge Oh Browns mountain, contained
gold which could be seen with the naked eye ;
and there is no boubt but that many lodges are
in sight Of Weaverville containing much Of the
precious metal, only waiting for some energetic
company to prospect them.