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Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-10-21

A WESTERN editor offered his weekly paper
for one year, as prize for the largest watermel-
on. The critical cuss made no award until he
had received three hundred melons of the largest
size.
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"I SAY, Pompey," said one freedman TO an
other, " dis chile has tried lots oh gifts fares and
tings for prize, but nebber could draw any
thing at ALL" "Wel, Cs Dr., I'd wise you to
try a hand-cart de chanc are thousand to
Que dat you could draw
use them fO tree Ornamees
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-10-21

POINTED Wrr.-On the morning after the late
election, in Chico, some of the Democrats wore
terrible long faces as the result came flashing
over the wires. A Democrat who lives a few
miles from town, and who, by the way, was one
of those earnest Democrats who was not afraid
to smell powder in defense of the South during
the rebellion, came into town, and was told of
the bad news to the party. He Immediately re-
piled That is nothing, rose every morning
for four years during the war and heard worse
news than that" Another remarked to him
that he was disgusted with the result and de-
sired to sell out and emigrate. "Where would
you go to 2' was the sharp query. "To h"
answered the sorrowful one. "Well," replied
our Democratic friend, "that is about the only
place where you will find Democratic majority" ."
Chico ReDiep,
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The JOURNAL will be mailed weekly to address in the
World at the above rates. with the addition postage
(Which must be prepaid) all papers going of the
United States.
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ADRoITLY HT.-A correspondent to the Her.
aid and PreSbyter, writing from Minnesota, tells
the following: | picked up little story +"
which think too good reproof for disturbers
of the peace in churches to be lost. presid-
ing elder of the United Brethren Church was
preaching in that neighborhood, and was much
annoyed by persons talking and laughing. He
paused looked at the dsturbers, and said al
am always afraid to reprove those who msbe-
have in church. In the early part of my ministry
made great mistake. AS was preaching, a
young man who sat just in front of me was con-
stantly laughing, talking and making uncouth
grmaces. paused and administered a severe
rebuke. After the close of the service one of
the official members came and said to me- Broth
er -, you made great mistake. That young
man whom you reproved is an IDIOT Since
then l have always been afraid to reprove
those who msbehave in church lest repeat that
mistake, and reprove another IDIOT" During
the rest of that service at least there was good
order.
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OFFICE -
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The swift rolling years had sprinkled their sill
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Pardon Of C. C. Bowen-Colfax With.
draws from Politics-DemOcrnts on the
Ku-Klu1 Committee Summon1ng Wit
nesses-Rntification OF the Treaty
with England.
WASHINGTON. july 5.

WAShlNGION, ouis j.
The President. ordered, by telegraph, on
Saturday, from the Attorneys office, the
papers for his signature, pardoning Bower.
General Maynadier is dead, aged IS.
The Baltimore and Havana Steamship Com
pany have the contract from Baltimore via
Key West and return seml-monthly. The
compensation is $1,000 the. round trip. c. H.
Mallory & Co., of New York, have the contract
from New York to Key West and return
weekly at 5000 the round trip.
Colfax, Ia letter to the indianapolis jour-
nal. reiterates his determination to retire
from public life after the expiration of his pres
!ent term.
= The Democrats of the Ku-Kluy Committee
have summoned the Hon. A. R. Wright, of
Rome, N. L. Angler and Judge Hiram Warner
of Atlanta, Hon. Thos Hardeman Of Macon.
Gen. a. ". Lawton and eX-Mayor Anderson
of Savannah, Peter ". Alexander of Of Column
bus, and Gen. A. R. Wright, of Augusta, Ga.
Sister Monica. a Lay sister at the Convent OF
Visitation, Is dead, aged 81 years. She had
bt en- in the Convent for overffty years.
The Secretary Of War has gone West, and
will be absent some time. The ratification OF
the treaty of Washington, which was signed
here by the United States and British com.
missioners on the. Sth OF May last, were eX-
changed at London on the 18th ult., the an
niversary of the battle of Bunker Hill. The
treaty will be proclaimed tomorrow.
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@ HOW WE USED TO BE PHYSlCK

@ HOW WE USED TO BE PHYSlCK.
ED.-who does not remember the time when
spring purgatiou was considered indispensable to
sumrer health, No matter for wry faces, the
inevitable salts and SIENNA, rhubarb, or calomel
and jslap, must be administered. These "spring
medicines" the youngsters were told, we're to
keep them hale and hearty during the summer.
We all know now that this was fallacy; that new
vigor, not depletion, Is what Is required at the
commencement OF the summer solstice as
preparation for the eneryating effects Of oppres.
sive summer weather, q course Of HOSTETrER'S
STOMACH BITTERS Is highly expealens. This
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the essential principle OF Monongahela Bye, aud
the most eflcacious tonic and Alternative roots,
barks and gums known to medical botanists.
Hence, 1t Is an absolutely safe medicine, and no
ttncture Of the Pharmacopela can compare With
t, either iu purity or in the variety OF Its Objects
and Its comprehensive results. Happily for man.
kind, the theory that 1t was necessary to pros
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ytgor is the great antagonist OF disease, has
taken its place. Hostetter's Bltters Is an inVigo-
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fe BILE at. this most trying season OF the year.
Be sure that you obtain the genuine article, as
there are Innumerable vile limitations In the mar
ket. Look to the ornamental stamp, the engraved
label, and the name blown into the glass. hos
letters Stomach Bitters Is sold In bottles only.
iuly1-stuth3 pSC
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THE NEGRO KU-n1Ux IN BARNHEn1.

AUGUSTA, July 3.
Saturday last twenty-five armed negroes went
to the plantation Of Angus Bed, in Barnwell
County, 8. c., about twelve miles below Au-
gusta, on the Savannah River. Upon arriving
at Reds residence, the party fired volley
into it, killing Thomas A. Lowe and seriously
wounding Red and his wife and mother. After
disarming Red, they returned to Paul F. Ham,
monds plantation, where the deputy sheriff
tried to arrest them, but without success. as
they refused to disarm. The negroes, how
ever, promised to go to Aiken and stand in
vestigation.
One of the parties implicated was arrested
here this evening. His version is that Bed
and Lowe attempted to chastise a negro for
stealing from the premises of the former; that
the negro escaped from them, and returned
with the armed band, who did the shooting by
way of retaliation. The affair causes uneasi-
ness and alarm. The party arrested in this
city represents himself as school-teacher,
and says he was on his way to Aiken to de-
liver himself up to the authorities.
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PARIS, July 2-Midnight
The elections passed of quietly. The city is
calm. Gambetta is elected.


LONDON, July 3.
The quiet elections in Paris have advanced
the loan much above the price at which it was
placed In the market. Returns from the de-
partments indicate the election Of fifteen mod
crate Republicans. Gambetta alone is elected
from the Radical list in Paris. The Parislar
Press Union elected fifteen of Its candidates
Rochefort is pronounced insane.
It is rumored in diplomatic circles that sil
Alexander Buchanan succeeds Lord Bloom
field at Vienna; Lord Lotus succeeds Buehan
an at st. Petersburg; Lord Tenderton succeeds
Odo Russell in the foreign Office, and Odo Bus
sci goes to Berlin.
Orange disturbances have occurred in Ul
ster County, Ireland. The military were called
out. The mob dispersed upon the reading O.
the riot act.
The pioneer steamship oi the Bristol and
New York Line, the AragoE, sailed from Brls
tol on Saturday. Thousands of spectators
>cheered her of.
ROME. July 3.
Victor Emanuel had an enthusiastic recep
ton yesterday.
Ministers from Germany, Sweden, Turkey,
Holland, Russia. Spain and The United States,
to the court OF King Victor Emanuel, have ar
rived in Rome,
PARIS, July 8.
The approximate result from thirty-four de-
partments, excepting that of the Seine, is fifty
six Republicans and twelve Conservatives. II
is now considered certain that eighty or nine
ty of the one hundred and fourteen deputies
chosen are moderate Republicans, and will
support Thiers's government
A long interview was held between Thiers
and General Fabrice, the German administra'
tor Of civil affairs in France.
The workmen all cast their votes for Gam
beta and Victor Hugo, who are candidates
elected for the first section of the seventh or
rondlsement of Paris. The returns from
Sceaux are favorable to the government eau
didates. The election Of Gambetta, Wolowskl,
Louvret, Pernolet, Presseuse, iCissy and Andre
is certain. In many districts only two-thirst
vote was polled.
BERLIN, ruly3
FRINGE Imperial Frederick William ana %'te
leave tomorrow for England, on visit tt
Queen Victoria.
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THE HE1THER THIS DIF.

WASHINGTON, July 8.
Local storms will probably pass over GEN.
trail Indiana and Iowa. No reports have been
received from the extreme Northwest, nor is
any severe disturbance apprehended for the
Upper Lakes. Partially cloudy weather, with
local rains, is probable for Tuesday east Of the
Blue Ridge and New York.
Yesterdays Weather Reports Of the
Signal Service, U. S. A.
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SAD ACCIDENTS.

NEwBURYPoRT, July 8.
Saturday, at March's Hill, the bank sudden
immense mass OF earth. Eight of them were
soon rescued but little Injured. John Tuohy
and James Cushman were dead when reached,
and John Clifford was badly injured. Cush-
man and Tuohy each leave a widow and six
children.
BOSTON, July 8.
Yesterday forenoon, sail boat, containing
five persons, capszed during squall In this
harbor. Two boys, George Davis and William
Horming, were drowned.
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NEWS FROM EUROPE.

The Elections In France-Orange Dis
turbnnces In Ire1and-Advance In the
French Loan-G u m b G tia Elected
Rochefort Insane-Victor Emanuel
Enthusiastically Received at Rome
Interview Between Thters and Gene
raj Fabrice-VIait OF the Prussian
Crown Prince to England.
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spARKs FROM THE WIRES.

John H. Knowleton, editor of the Port
land (Maine) Press, is dead.
"A Rochester row-boat capsized In Ironde-
QUOT Bay, and two young ladies were
drowned.
Judge Robert Hilton died at Albany, New
York, yesterday.
Ex-senator Grimes has returned to Wash
ington. His health is nearly restored,
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5perial Notires.

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ERMAN SOOTHING CORDIAL |!
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R.iILRO1D .dCCIDENT.

BALTIMORE, July 8.
The Cincinnati express train due at Baltl-
more at s45 yesterday was wrecked four miles
from the Relay House. Track experts say the
track was maliciously tampered with. None
killed, and no hurt Southerners reported.
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zoU4rE DRILL--4 NoN-EsT NAN.

CINCINNATI, July 3,
The Heath Zouayes, of Plltsburg, and the
Cincinnati Zouaves have challenge drill to.
morrow.
The banking house of H. Davis & Co., of
Eureka, Illinois, is closed in consequence OF the
absence of David L. Sanderson, with twenty
thousand dollars.
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~ BAKERS CITRATE MAGNESIA.
splendid preparation. Completely supersedIng
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w- REA d G A REF o L L 7
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oeg leave to call the attention o! the reader to
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DAVID L. MOTT, n. D.,
Pharmaceutical Chemist, New Y0rk.
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FROM CdLIFORNII.
San FRANCISCO, July

San FRANCISCO, July 3.
The pontihcal celebration to-day was grand
affair. The procession was over two hours IN
passing. The representatives OF lhirty-one ma
tionalties and military and civic organizations
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Eleven thousand seven hundred and fifty men,
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Judge Dwinelle has again refused new trial
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AMERICAN P0MOLoGICAL SOCIETY

r Boston, July 8.
The Massachusetts Horticultural Society nave
appointed thirty-six delegates to the sePIeM-
ber meeting, at Richmond, va, oi 'ne Ain'i1'
can Pomological Society.
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"schnapps'' la remedy in chronic catarrhal
complaints &C.
take' great pleasure in bearing highly credit.
able testimony 20 It's efficacy as remedial agent
In the diseases fo- which you recommend 1t.
Having natura. tendency TO the mucous sur
faces, with slight degree OF stimulation. re
gard it as one OF the most important remediesin
chronic catarrhal affections, particularly those OF
the genlto-urinarJ apparatus. wild m1ch re-
spect your obedient servant,
CuAS. A. LEAS, n. D.. New YORK.
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louisville, Ky,. September J..

feel that we have now an article o, gin suit
able for such cases as that remedy is adapted to
DE-. J. W. BRIGHT.
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No. % PINE STREET, N. T.. Nov. 81, 1857.


No. os PINE STREET, n. T.. Nov. 2l 1857.
UDoLruo WOLFE, ESQ.,, Present: DEAR SIR
have made chemical examination OF sample
OF your "Scnledam Schnapps," with tile intent Of
determining II any foreign or Injurious substance
had been added to the simple distilled spirits.
The examination has resulted IN the conclusion
that the sample contained nc poisonous or harm
ful adnlixtures. have been unable to discover
ary trace o. the deleterious substances which
are sometimes employed In the adulseration OF
lluuors. l would not hesitate to use myself, nor
to recommend to others, for medicinal purposes,
the s.schIcdam schnapps" as an excellent and
unobjecttonable variety OF gin Very respectfully
yours, (sigued) CHAs. e. SEELY, Chemist.
CHEMICAL AND TECHNICAL LABORATORY,
| Is EXCHANGE PLACE, n. Y, Nov. Is, 1867.
UDoLpuo WOLFE ESQ.,: DEAR SIR-The under.
eigned have carefully and thoroughly auayzed
! sample OF your "Aromatlc Schedam Schapps,'
\ selected by ourselves, and have found the same
free from all organic or inorganic substances,
more or less Injurious to health. From tile result
OF our examination we consider the article one oi
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electHal n Its medicinal qualities.
| Respectfully yours,
tsiened ALEX. TRIPPEL, Chemist.
FRANCIS E. ENGELHARD, n. D.
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Berlin tJsae le) Correspondence London Daily
TIE FIGHTING sTAFFs,

ffom the preceding body in that they are In
field dress instead Of full parade uniform.
Then come the leaders who have served as
civil governors during the war-Bittenfeld,
Falkenstein, Bonin and Fabrice. Behind these,
again, ride the generals commanding the sew
eral army corps, succeeded by the men who
commanded whole armies in these days when
Germany has so many armies-the Duke Of
Mecklenburg- -Schwerin, Crown Prince OF sax
ony. Field Marshal Steinmetz, and Manteuffel,
Verder, Won der Tam and Cohen, who have
also commanded armies, were not In this com.
pany, but among the corps of commanders
preceding. There is little interval. and then
pomp the
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LUBIN's, -
MoU1LLERoN's, &c.
For sale, In quantities to suit purchasers, by
DR. q. BAER,
msya5 No. 131 Meeting street.