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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-11-01
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CABINET ORGN5.
Important improvements.
Potsa,.d Iupf 1l,f and A.g 2J 1870
Reduction Of Prices


The Mason d Hamlin Organ Co, have the
pleasure Of announcing important improvements
in their Cabinet Organs, for which patents were
granted them in June and August last. These
arc not merely merotricious attachments, but en-
hance the substantial excellence Of the nstru-
ments.
They are also enabled by increased facilities fol
manufacture, to make, from this, further reduc-
ton of prices on several leading styles
Having completed and added to their former
facilities Il large new manufactory, they hope
hreafter to supply all orders promptly
The Cabinet Organs made by this ompany are
Of such universal reputation, not only throughout
America but also in Europe, that few will need
assurance Of their superiority.
They now Offer Four Octave Cabinet Organs, in
quite plain cases, but equal according to their ca
pacity to anything they make, for $50 each. The
Same, Double Reed, S65. Five Octave Double
Reed Organs, Five Stops with Knee swell and
Tremulant, in elegant case, with several of tho
Mason Hanlip improvements, Sl25. The same
Extra, with new Vox Humana, Automatic Swell
&c, Sl60. Five Oetaves, Three Sets Reeds, Seven
Stops with Euphone; splendid instrument, S2?S.
| new illustrated catalogue with full inforIna-
tion, and reduced prices 10 now ready, and will be
sent free, with q testimonial circular, presenting
great mass Of evidence ss to the superiority OF
these instruments, to any one sending his address
to th MASON & HAMLIN Organ Co, l5i Tre-
mont ST., Boston or 596 Broadway, Now York.
(30;w4)
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-11-01

I IFE INSURANCE.
II Taking the mortality in the thirty-three
companies which did business in the State Of n
York, for four years, (65, &C, CT, 6S,) as basis
The cost Of isysyisg In the CossEcrIcUr MUTUAL
BExsFlr COMPANY will be rs cents per week for
IS, 900; s8 cents per week for $4,000; it being
less than ons-third the cost Of insuring In any
ether company in the United States.
AMOS DOUGLAS, Agent
Middlebury Vt 46yl
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-29
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"F0R SPECIAL COMPLAINTS"
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is especially designed for young men who have
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Cleanses the blood from all impurities such
as Scrofula, Syphilis, Mercurial Rheumatism,
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Perspiratou, Foul Feet, Catarrh Discharges
from the Ear, Sore Eyes, Sore Throat Failing of
all Diseases of the Lungs and Digestive Organs.
Price ONE DOLLAR.
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Relieves pain of every description; Headache,
Toothache, Stomachache, Backache Pain in the
Breast and Limbs. 1t Is an invaluable remedy
in all Nervous Disorders, and no family should
be without it, Price ONE DOLLAR.
DIR. CLARK's ELIXIR
A certain cure for all weakness of the Genito-
Urinary Organs, and discharges Of mucopuru-
lent nature, Leuchorrhea, Gonorrhea, Sperma-
torrhea, and Seminal Weakness, are speedily
cured by it's use. Price ONE DOLLAR.
DR. cLARK's REGULATOR,
For females only, is guaranteed to correct all
special irregularities and difficulties of Single
Ladies. Married Ladies are cautioned not to
would be too powerful. Price ONE DOLLAR.
All of these celebrated remedies are prepared
from Fluid Extracts under DR.. Clark's immedi-
ate supervision, and are warranted fresh and
pure. All afflicted persons should send care
fully written statement of their ailments to DIR.
Clark and the proper remedy will be sent prompt
ly to their address. Dr.. Clark can be consulted
personally at his office, and will furnish all ne
Hot 10 h. Ia.
themselves under his care. All letters should be
addressed to DR.. j. CLARK,
Office 1910 BroadtDdy,
4I-xv-ly-pqa New York City.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-29
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Confidence MEN.-We are informed that sew
eral strangers have been stopping at Trinity Cen
ter for some time back, claiming that they rep
resented large amount of San Francisco capi-
tai and were the lookout for advantageous
5nvestments. They stated they had purchased
the Chadbourne ranch and were inclined to bar
gain for the Trinity Center hotel and run the
two together. AT their request, all the known
quartz lodges of that section were pointed out,
and number of the mining claims in that neigh
borhood were visited by them. They professed
to be willing and able to buy anything that in
their judgement would prove to be profitable.
of course for some time they were strangers of
distinction, but finally they came to grief. In
due time it was discovered that gold coin was
something they neither had nor could command,
and they found pressing necessity for their
sudden departure. They left Trinity Center
afoot-no doubt disappointed and wiser men,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-29

QUARTZ IN THIS CoUNTY.-A we'll informed d
and practicable quartz miner lately came to this
county from below, and is now looking around
for quartz. He says there must be paying rock
here, because of the immense quantity of gold
we have taken out. Old Trinity will loom up
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-29

PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure of visit
from our old friend, N. H. Thomas, last week.
lie has just returned from Illinois where he went
with his wife to obtain medical aid for her.
Nathan said he had very pleasant visit, and
was gone from here only six weeks. He reports
the country along the line of the railroad as fast
settling up, and says there is some of the finest
land on the plains he has ever seen. Mrs.
Thomas was left with some relatives near Chi
cago; we glad to learn that she is almost GER
tain to get we'll.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-29

FRoM the Chico Enterprise we learn that our
former African resident, Richard Stokes, has
lately had law suit at that place, and as usual,
lost his case. If some one would serve him the
way McWhorter did, at Northfork, the people of
Chico, would be saved great deal of trouble on
his account.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-29

HAYFoRK HEADQUARTERs.-The attention of
our readers is invited to the advertisement of L..
J. Kellogg. Everybody knows Jack Kellogg,
that is, unless it may be some recent arrival.
In town his money flows like water, at home, his
best efforts devoted to accommodate. Jack
is one of those fellows that don't think of pay
when you stop with him. For the time being, it
is the rule that you must be treated like gem
tleman, whether you are or not. No matter
about pay. Generous to a fault, and brave to
dare deviltry, Jack Kellogg never turned his
back to friend or foe. He is ofroyal blood among
good fellows, and if we didn't know it,. we
wouldn't say so. But we intended to refer to
his hotel, ETC. more particularly. We can as
the public that Mr.. Kellogg does his best to
please.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-29

LUCKY FELLow.-Billy McCarty, formerly
well-known resident of Trinity county, but re-
siding of late at Rhonersville, Humboldt county,
recently fell heir by the death of cousin to the
snug sum of $4,000 He has gone to the States
to handle the money. We call this drawing a
prize in the lottery of fate.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-29

RETURNED.-Mr. w. D. Sutherin and his fir
young bride, came by Wednesdays stage, look
ing frstrate. Mr.. Sutherin saw good many
f. Neblet at Santa Rosa, and that he is doing
very well in the retail hardware business. Mr..
A. Sheppard is one of the committee to select a
site for the Odd Fellows College and Home
building. The committee have received fifty
two invitations from as many competing towns
to partake of their hospitality, and entertain a
profound contempt for bill of fare less than
eighteen inches long. We did not learn as much
from Dave as we would expect ordinarily after
so long an absence, but under existing circum-
stances, he is certainly excusable.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-29
WEAvERvILLE g. HAYFORK EXPRESS
G II "A NJ g E OF TIM E
New Arrangement.

Until FURTHER NOTICE, THE WEAVER
y Vile and Shasta Mail and Express Line
will connect at the Tow er House with the Stages
of the California and Oregon Stage Company
for Yreka, jacksonville and other Northern
towns and at Shasta with the Stages for Red
Bluff Chico and other places below Passen-
gers leaving Weaveryille on the mornings of
Tuesday, Thursday Saturday will reach San
Francisco next day. GRANT |. TAGGART.
Weaveryille, Sept. /, 1870. 35-tf.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-29

OUR thanks are due to Mr. Beach Bates for a
lot of the finest ounces we ever saw. We are
not given to finding fault with the world as it is
On the contrary, the way it wags suits us first
rate. Nevertheless, a few more like Beach
would better things that's our opinion.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-29

THE drawing of the Mercantile Library Gift
Concert will certainly come off next Monday.
We will endeavor to make arrangements so that
our readers will be informed of the lucky num-
bers at the earliest possible moment. Hope you
will all win.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-29

SonooL TRUsTEE.-C. W. Smith, County Su-
perintendent of Public Schools, has appointed
Mr.. David Taylor as Trustee of Weaverville dis
trict, to fill the vacancy made by the resignation
of Mr. NJ. Oberdeener.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-29

JUST REoEIvED.-Read Lang's new advertise
ment in this issue. He is determined that peo-
pie shall know when he gets anything new.
Lest week he received some excellent eastern
goldfish, by rail Some of them weigh eleven
and twelve pounds. For other articles see his
notice and then go and invest.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-29

The fine weather still continues, and Norcross
can always be found at his Photograph Gallery
ready to attend to all who favor him with call.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-29

SERIOUS AcoIDEST.-George Williams, of Trim
ity Center, was accidentally struck in the face
with hatchet last Tuesday His cheek was
laid open by ghastly-appearing wound, al
though not dangerous.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-29

INDIAN CREEK.-The building of the quartz
mill is progressing finely, and Mr.. Sillcox ex-
poets to begin crushing before great while.
Friday of last week, Messrs. J. B. Sgfried
and Jas. Morris killed five deer, fine and fat
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-29

SINGING SoHooL.-We are informed that it is
the intention of Mr. L. G. Fisher, of Canyon
City, to start singing school at this place in a
short time, provided enough scholars can be had
to justify him in so doing. Mr.. Fisher has had
considerable experience and we take pleasure in
recommending him as an excellent teacher.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-29

For OREGoN.-Messrs. j. f. Benton and j.
Coombs started for Oregon this week to purchase
cattle. They intend going into the stock bust
ness in this county. They are worthy and en-
terprising men, and without extraordinary bad
luck, will find this venture a profitable one
They intend to keep their stock in this county.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-29

No school has been held in the Weavervlle
Primary department during the past week
owing to the indisposition of Miss Villa Harvey
the teacher. We learn that she will resume her
charge Monday morning.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-29

BURstED.,-The big flume in the canon of Trim
ity river, below Northfork, of which we spoke
not long ago, is no longer in operation. 1t is
supposed that some malicious Chinese threw
legs in the river above for the purpose of break
ing down the flume. AT any rate the logs came
down and inflicted such damage as to render the
structure worthless for this season.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-29

THE LEcTURE-From some unaccountable
cause, the lecture of Miss Morrison, last Satur-
day evening, was not as we'll attended as it
should have been. Miss Morrison left for her
home in Butte county Thursday morning
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-29

FANCY Fly PAPER UANGINGs,-A young man
came to our town this week and made himself
known to our saloon keepers as an artist travel
ling to decorate barrooms aud dwellings with
fancy colored tis- shoe fly paper Charley Davis
gave him job forthwith, and we must say that
it was executed in fine style. We advise our
readers to go and look at his work. 1t is worth
seeing. We suppose, of course, he will be en-
ployed by all the saloons in town.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-29

FRoM San Francisco papers learn that
Rodger Dockery was fined 500 for whipping his
wife, and $l20 for beating his daughter on the
street, in default of which he was locked up.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-29

DENTIsTRY.-Partcular attention is called to
the card of DR.. W. G. Kelum published this
week. We have seen some specimens of his
workmanship, and do not think they can be sur
passed anywhere. The Doctor is at present at
the New York hotel where he will remain but a
short time Parties wishing dental operations
performed, will do we'll to give him call.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-29

NoTIcE TO ROAD OvERsEBRs.-Th road yea
closes in few days, and new overseers are t(
be appointed Read the notice of the Clerk o
Board of Supervisors published elsewhere.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-29

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.-W. II. Bachelor, Ad
mnistrator of the estate of John Garwood, de
ceased, advertises valuable mining property TO
sale See notice in another column.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-29

The DEEP HoLE-The Weaver shaft is now
down about 1870 feet. The soft strata, of which
we spoke last week, was six feet through and
had to be timbered. The men are now at work
in an extremely hard granite formation, so solid
that but little progress can be made Wood
and gravel are found and the water is increas-
inr
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-29
CoRREsPONDENCE.

LEWISTON, October 26 1870.
EDITOR JOURNAL.-What have we done to Won
that you have not, for the last six mouths, even
SO much as put one little piece in your paper
about US folks out here? We suppose YOU
WeaYer-odlians have got on your high horse, and
do not want anything more to do with us out
siders, since you 8" struck pay grit " in the deep
shaft. You may see We, Us Co., by and by,
with that SloO, 900. Phew leave the sidewalk !
Guess we can ride high horses, too, then. Go
it, January
Well, as for mining operations, nearly all are
ready for the Winter campaign All the wing
dams have what ground they turned worked up,
except Jessop & Ralph, who are at work yet.
was told that their boxes broke down the other
day-there so much " kali seed " in them
Can you beat that in Weaver? A short time ago
we had gay time here We had a splendid
dancing party-twenty-six ladies. The ire
pressible Harry Burke and his lady, with the
elegant Miss Daggit, from Salmon, graced our
Hoor, besides great many more, and last, but
not least, Miss Rosy Mcguire, from French Caleb
Harry is as pure as ever He gave us long dis
sertation ON crude bullion. MuGGINS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-29

SOCIAL DANoE.-Mr. Chas. Thomas advertises
another dancing party to come off at his Theatre
next Friday evening Everybody should go
the more the merrier.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-29

MORE IMPRovEMENTs.--Mr McGillivrayis is build
ing blacksmith and carpenter shop at his place
on Trinity river Nc is always making some
improvements.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-29

KENO LIvELY.-We understand that keno has q
lively run in our neghboring county of Hum
boldt There is going at Eureka and another
at Areata
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-29

THE JOURNAL Office is under obligations to j.
W. George for cider furnished the employees.
We will remember you in our prayers, 10.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-10-29

john MARTIN left Tuesday morning for Red
Bluff, to attend to business at that place.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-20
The Charleston Cotton Rice and Naval
Stores Market.

OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS.
- wKpSnspiY EVENING, october 1e, ls7o.
The stores and ofaces were generlly cacseu w.
dow N attend to the election; business was Gull
sequently unimportant. ,,,,o. ~
CorroN,-The transactions were anl. 49,. 20 .,
about $50 bales by one seller say az .', on,nr
.14x; IS at lax; q a. AK; ana on ~. I.e
q fb. The operations were TOO nlni'ea u 'n''
cate prices. % .,o.oos
pIcr.-rhe market was quiet; sales 80 tierces'
say IT tierces at 711; Is AZ ll-l6c 10.
EAyAI, sroREs.-There were no sales OF note.
FRK,eHra-To Liverpool, by steam direct nomi'
nal: via New York, "a on uplands, I'D on sea
islands; by sail "a on uplands. IA on sea
islands, To Havre nominal. Coastwise-to Ne"
York, BY steam, xc on uplands and &c on SEQ
islands: 81 so tierce on rice; BY sail' sc 10 Oh
cotton. a tierce on rice; 40c = barrel on roslh
s7as q N on lumber; ss@1o p on timoer. ~
BOSTON. by sail, H@xc p b on upland co'eon.
tn providence, by sail Ss p N on boards &c
-b on cotton; by steam 81 v bale on New
YORK rates. To Philadelphia, by steam, hc = 10
an uplands; By sail, 81 p n on boards; 80 on
timber; s. a ton on clay, and $s@s SO on pnos-
nhates. To Baltimore by steam, &c p ID; oy
sail, Sc SCOT 2 on boards; $s@a rs y TON Oh
nhosnhate rock. Vessels are In demand oy
our merchants to take lumber freights 1ro"
Georgetown, 8. c., Darien and satilla River, ga,
and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports, ana slo
612 a N are the rates on lumber and ooaros'
= EyGHiNex.-sterling go day bills 2o@2oh.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. The banks purchase
,,pn. checks at x@X OF, and sell at par.
GoLp-l2@iI.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-20
Passengers
MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, OCTOBER ~
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Empire, Holmes PhiadelphiaIleit
18th inst. Mdse TO " Courrenay. J Aora' a
hams, G W AiMsr, Aiken CO. - SsulosI 1Hrne
] " Behan, DR. Baer, Bristol. CO. SyIne az q :.
BROS, c L Chaplin. Cameron, BarSley &c. u. !.
Corbn, n q Collins iicD Cohen, Gater, yas ~
Cosgrove Cnism, Dowte, NOISE gaSis, gs,.3o,a m
Esson Bros EaS Erspfe EsSSi FeSrensaeS e
FeSrenbach. 81 Graver Jpo n Greer, Green,
Gaslight co, Holmes Bookhouse, aaoenicnt,
Johnston. Crews q co, q Katie co, King, G
Luhn, A Lewith, David Lopez, Roper
Minor & co, Muller l. weiters, Merte1s
Michaelis, Macqueen & Riecke, Norris toA. :!
Marion Ne1fyile, Nenmsyer psa, saIaaos cS
Paul, WEIGH & Brcndes, Mrs H. Porter, John r Rus
sen, E r, Stoddard, A Stelling, G Rail
road, W Skrine, B D Schur, waiter steee, a.
Eitjen, Wagener b Monsees,. Walker Evans s, ms q
Co4swell, W L Webb, W Welsh. and Walsn.
II L brig Geo Berry, Bradley, New a: ioraIS
days. Mdse. TO VIM Koacn r co, Z co Aes Roll.
mann Bros A BrooEbanks, q Biscnon co q. n
Cowperthwait, W Chafee co, cameron tSaso naih
! icy co. T Campbell, Duval Il Son, OoMle, Moise G
Davis Darcy, l Falk ( co, Gerats CO. 2
Grayeley, Graham, w Gurney, Hart GO,
Heart, Heart & Rice, W Heissenouttle, klatte q
CO. K.nsmap & Howell, Kanapaux Gonza!eI
Kornahrens, G herrson q 90, e1peE, Zsrs,iiIe me-
L O'Neill. O'NeiIl. Paul, Welch BrandeS'
Poppenheim, S u Railroad Agent, Cave Luns-
berg, Ravenel & Holmes, D b Sncox, StqStevans'
Order W Shepherd & co. Won Santen, Stel-
ling, Stelens, Werner & Dlcker, W Smith & CO,
q StenIen & Bro, " Srhroder SecSendorf, X
ThomlInson i co, Thomson, P Toale, A Tobias
Sons, W Webb, W Whilden co, Wando Man
co. " p Kinsman. n Cannon. and others.
Sloop Louise i Hattie, from Russelrs c.eek
Mill Is bales upland cotton, and cotton seed. 70
Fraser i DID, John Hsnckel, Stoney d LoWndes'
Sloop Jack, Frazier, from Kussell's Creek Atl.
8 bags and % sacks cotton seed. TO Fraser q
Dill, and StOney & Lowndes
soop Ellen cantye1 Cooper oRN RTer Hase
Sloop George, Chicovich. Ashepoo: loo bushels
roHgh' rice. To Fraser Il Dill, and D DeSaussure.
Sloop Julia Dean, Harris, Combahee. 1900 bush.
els Rough Rice; 70 W Bee co; oo,,.,
els rough rice. To W Bee & CO.
Steamer Argo, Kissan, Edisto and Way Land
Ings Z bales sea island cotton, mdse and sun
L Lowndes, Fraser 4 pli, BoIImann Bros, Il
Claussen, S Forgarty, II McGortey, and Order.
Boat from James Island. bags sea island cot
ton. To Fraser Dill.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, New York
James Adger co.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, New York.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Clyde. Hunter, New York, October l6.
Steamship " Everman, Hinckley, Pntladel-
phia, October 16.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, Baltimore, October
Brig Minnie Miller, Leland Jacksonville, Octo-
Der II
Up FOR THIS PORT.
Brig Y Williams, Williams, at Philadelphia,
October 10.
Schr a Hooper, Champion, at Philadelphia,
October is.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Bark Evanel, Randall, at Boston, October Il.
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
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QUALITY STILL FURTHER IMPROVED.

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