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and attended Wi b rheumatic pains. Tongue cannot
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skeleton, aud hs perfect bathing Of food. was
afforded by several physicians reDd cred me- no
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thanks to Mind Providence accidentally heard OF
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app t:te mproLe I'd, and the rheumatic pains became
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-24

Anna Dickinson l. announced to lecture on
the question, s'Is the War Endsd?'' Probablv
IL isn't, unless Anna gets the last word
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-24

New York has now three candidates for the
msyoralty in the field, and all "reformers. so
Called
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IT, kOSADALlS =.
IT John J. Wilson OF Cheraw, s. c., says of this
great Blood purifier
" our medicine ha. already gained a great repu-
tsth N this community. by reason of wonderful
Shstts. an one case partlcu ,arly-that Of q young
iaoy who has Tor several years been q Sufferer from
.'INDu- disease IN a variety OF forms but chiefly
W. years past In the loss IF sight in c1nseque nee
= tFc nervous Disorder. She consulted the most
n t 'cGilst IN our ate now, believe, a resi-
ut O1 w city, Pr,t Chisnlm, under nose treat
h' II she Was greRtls benefited; when recently,
ui~ u z the kosadals, for her previous derApgr-
euiIiely restored" ocga a 6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-10-24

The New York papers are Discussing the horse
disease, and the proper mode of treatment. 1t
seems that more or less of the disease has been
known for the last twenty yeas, and that it
usually springs up when marked changes of
Temperature occur at this season of the year, As
Is now the case. The remedy used is to give the
horses tar, putting il on their tongues and
making them swallow it, az the same time rub
bing the throat with sweet liniment. Steaming
Is recommended, and vinegar placed on a hot
brick Put in a bag, AMI the horse inhales the
steam in that way. In all case reported, where
bleeding has been resoTtsd to by the surgeons in
attendance, the patient has died. Il seems to
be conceded by all, that rest, warmth, mild
LAXATIVE. and the free use of diSinfectantS, with
liberal sIongiDg of the nOstri's ard mouth, are
the tILe remedies u be resOrted TO in all cases
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" AT REDUCED RATES.
FLOR.
Best FAMILY, IS per quarter bbl. SACK.
Best kAIhA, ~ o. per quarter bbl ssck.
SUGAR.
Good BROWN sUGAR at 10 cents per 10.
Bet co Dr. 90. =, y eents per 10;
COFFEE.
Beet BIO, 8 cents per ID.
Best MO, roasted, ~ cents per H.
Beet JAVA, . ceuts per ID.
TEAS.
s E,.s InPJE ~ z, ss.R;
b s.st euhssS S. si s; 3! ssiS.
Best ooLoNG, 81 Der per ID.
bssa JAPAN, 81 per ID.
We invite the special attention Of our p..roD..
spd the fsehe generally, 20 the above auotar,oes
1be Artcles mentioned ere o. recent purehs~s'
csrefeAU selected Tor family trade, and -.
tesisssss The same TO be fully represented n
Goods delivered free 90 any part Of the city.
p. q. BOWSER q 90
DEALER IN CHOICE GROCERIES,
7o3 srREKr,
aoeDu oppostfs NortA~s Marka.
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Beading Matter on Every Page.
WASHINGTON CITY:
rHTRSDAY... Oetober .. .s,.
View From Across the water.

While all the organs of opinion here are hay
ing their say in somewhat discorlant fashion
upon the merits and dement's of the candidates
Tor the Presidency, IL Is interesting to note
"hat Is the view held on the other side of the
ocean by those In position TO take a more dis
passionate survey OF the field.
The opinions Of the London papels have A.,
ready been quoted as showing that the great
Political, financial and commercial organs hone
for the re- election of Grant As promising the
continuance of international comfy and dis
IeIling fears OF financial disturbances such as
might result from a new President of the Gree
ley stamp undertaking to push mischleYOuy
crotchets of his own
The Industrial organs Of Great Britain, also
ere inclined, we see, ID welcome the re- reflection
Of President Grant. One of the leading papers
of this clsss, the Newcastle Chronicle (Of oct
9Th discusses the question at lens III aud notes
tie fact that the scurrility heaped upon Presi-
Gent Grant has rather helped than hurt him, as
has been the case with Mr.. Gladstone. The
Chronicle Teysrts TO the remarkable clemency
shown by the conquerOrs in the late rebellion
in which the most gigantic civil war OF which
the world has record closed without the erection
OF solitary scafold, and says that Horace
Greeley has made himself the mouth-piece of
the thankless spirits of the south who cannot
appreciate this cIemency. Cuffs, that paper
says, are not bridged either in the old world or
the new by ostracising the faithful in Difference
to rebels. and the idea of Gen. Grants critics,
II, that his errors, however triing, should in
yolve political ostracism. The Newcastle paper
goes on to express the opinion that Greeley, in
siumping the states, has shown the same fussi-
ness and unwisdom that characterized his
peace oyertures, and that his financial and
tariff nostruns are legitimstely born OF his
general wrong hesdedness.
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FOR RENT AND SALE

Fghn eALk-A tvo-stoU ma bsssm-ot BRICK
= nOIs on strsst, between Hsv Jersey ave
nue. sro d street n. " .contsfning six $780,, ~,
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. epHefte Gen shermans house: IN com plete
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PEE tbst vicinity. viii be sold on rssson.hls
n n ana ie.E TINE Apply ~ residence No 62a
ocl' eOtf IBerubliean and Patriot I
toR BENT OR sALE-A three story brick
= hVtck on street east. near the Ospitci. nine
osms ess wster and large ard. dry cellar. In
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E'oh hEkT-The upper portion Of HOUSE l2l1
fthn.tlNahla avenue. over g. Gautier's " Inc
Store, fformerly used ss Restaurant containing
en- rooms, Kitchen range, hath room, closets, hot
sno colo water, suitable for fret class
club OF boarding house. sel2
LOB sALk-Un very favorable terms, . I-,.
j story Frame HOUSE. With rooms snd q hail,
located or 10Th St, between and q. Inquire n
BOWMAN wEAvEE. ti27th st aps-eo.f
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south side. tans-sF
LOB RENT-furnished HOUSE, IRON .uns isth
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-27

"SALrY Bur COOP. 1T is remarka-
bic with what avdity the Democratic
journals which have been hitherto the
loudest and most bitter in their denuncia-
tiohs Of Mr.. Greeley, come into the foId
at the command Of their masters, and
how earnestly they now sing the praises
of the "blackest of the black" The
New York World and the San Francis
co Examiner are some of the most no.
ticeable examples Of what Democratic
editors can swallow when the doctors of
the party prescribe the dose, be it sooth-
ing syrup or black draught. In this con-
nection we are forcibly reminded OF a
Western stump speaker, candidate for
Office, who concluded a bonn bastic Grafton
somewhat as follows: "These, fellow
citizens, are my principles-principles,
let me add, that are entertained by every
true patriot and honest man in the land
principles which should be instiiled into
the minds of the rising generation to the
end that our glorious country and its in
stitutions may be forever perpetuated.- -
But, my fellow citizens, it these princi-
piles don't suit you-they can easily be
changed"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-27
A NAUsEoUs DosE.-The Worcester

A NAUsEoUs DosE.-The Worcester
Spy says: 1t is unwise in the Greeley
papers to say much about General Grants
nomination being accepted reluctantly by
Republicans, lor that argument recoils
upon themselves. 1t may be true that
some Republicans would prefer another
candidate, but we have not heard that
any of them speak Of Grant AS 'nause-
Gus DOSE" bitter pill" "boiled
crow" which men may be prevailed upon
to take, but nobody can be imagined TO
banker for. This is the general style of
remark among the supporters Of Greeley
In regard to their candidate, and not one
of them pretends to believe that he is
anybody's first choice, or even that he is
reasonably fit for the Office for which he
Inspires. Democrats and Liberals ell
agree in this, that Greeley has been some
how forced upon them, and now they
must make the best Of him, though with
more or less successfully concealed dis
gust and many apprehensions. Schurz,
the acknowledged leader of the Liberal
movement, was cruelty chagrined at the
result of the Cincinnati Convention, and
it has taken him long time to make up
bis mind to give its candidate his support.
He does it now only on the ground, so
strongly condemned by himself in his
Cincinnati speech as narrow and un-
worthy, that it must be "anybody to beat
Grant"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-27
LETTER FROM NEVADA.
tio1p Hill, New. July 1e. 1872.

GoLD Hill, New, July 16, 1872.
DEAR JOURNAL 1T was my inten-
tion when l arrived here TO give the
readers of the JOURNAL q short descrip-
tion Of my trip over the mountains and
my first impressions of Virginia City
and Gold Hill, but as il is too old for
news shall confine myself to what has
transpired in the last few days. The
fact is l left Trinity county under such
adverse Circumstance that | could not
get the spirit to move, and that accounts
in part why l have been SO dilatory,
1t costs S32 so fare from Weaver to Vir-
ginia City and takes as hours to make
the trip. The cars run from Reno TO
Steamboat Springs, distance Of ten
miles, connecting by stage to Virginia,
Il miles, but as the railroad is completed
from Virginia City to Carson only few
miles yet remain to be completed, and
then Virginia City will no longer be iso-
lated from the busy marts of the Pacific
Coast. The rise in stocks and new de-
velopments that are being made every
day makes times very lively and money
appears to be plenty, and everybody
would be happy had not u terrible acci-
dent took place yesterday morning at 8
o'clock. The quartz mill Petaluma ex-
plo6ed her boilers, scattering death and
destruction on every side. 1t would be
useless for me to attempt to describe the
scene where the explosion took place.
The mill was blown in every directi n,
together with smokes stack, boilers, steam
drums, etc. The fireman and one other
in the mill were instantly killed, and a
man who lived on the opposite side OF
the street, some distance above, was also
killed while asleep by heavy piece of
the boiler. that descended through the
roof of the house, and while / write the
toling of the bell still reminds US Of the
sad calamity that has come upon us. An
other accident happened few days since
as some Cinnamon were in the act of re-
HIOHiHS SOiJt pOHdcl " SOiiC N"NHN
unknown an explosion took place kill
ing eight of them. Another accident
happened a few days since in the Yellow
Jacket shaft. A young man, while com
ing up on the cage, fell off to the bottom,
over hundred feet, and never received
a scratch. / think ! will run with that
fellow the rest Of my days. l saw Jim
Sloan the other day Che was reported
dead some years ago in the JoURNAL)
and he says he is still alive. / have also
seen quite number Of Trinitarans here
and all seem to be satisfied to live in the
land of sage brush where a tree is not
visible as far as the eye can reach.
In my next | will endeavor to give the
readers Of the JOURNAL a better descrip-
ton Of our city, its mines, ETC., together
with that Of its surroundings. KNAH.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-27

TRIwEEKLY.-A tri-weekly mail will
be carried over the Trinity route. between
Galatians and Shasta, which was to be
commenced yesterday. 1t will be carried
for few weeks on horseback, and prob
ably in fdur-horse coaches after the first
Of next mouth. This will be a great
accommodation to Scott Valley and Trim
ity Valley people, both in the matter of
receiving their mail quicker, and the
convenience of saving distance in travel
to and from San Francisco. The mail
by this route will be carried by the G. &
o. Stage Company, in addition to their
mail contract via. Shasta Valley.-T T'e6a
T0jfy,1loI
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-27

TIE PRESIDENTS PRINCIPLES. -
would sum up the policy Of the Admins
tration TO be thorough enforcement Of
every law faithful collection OF the tax
provided for; economy in the disburse-
ment Of the same, and prompt payment
of the debt of the nation reduction OF
taxes as rapidly as the requirements OF
the country will admit production of tax
alton on tariff to be SO arranged as to
afford the greatest relief to the greatest
numb ber; honest and fair dealings with all
other people, to the end that war, with
all its blighting consequences, may be
avoided, without surrendering any right
or obligation due to the United States;
reform in the treatment of the Indians,
and the whole civil service of the country;
and finally, in securing pure, untram-
meled ballot, where every man entitled
TO cast vote may do so just once at each
election, without fear of molestaton or
prescription on account of his political
faith, nativity or color.
L. S. GRANT.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-27

The Shasta Cou11erthus illustrates how
easy it is to misrepresent the sentiment of
II community for political effect. A Dem
ocruLic friend OF the editor had called his
attention to the following dispatch, sent
from Shasta to the San Francisco press
us news" under date Of July 18th;
"Greeley's nomination by the Balti-
more Convention places hun all right
with the Democrats here. All opposition
in that quarter ceases"
"The same party also assures u.s."
adds the courier, that the above is partly
correct; as "a!l opposition " to Greeley
has ceased in Democratic quarters, and
that many Of them weaken, having deci-
ded to either vote for Grant, or stay at
home and not vote at all.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-27

CANDIDLY, we don't think there was
sane Republican in the county but hoped
the Democracy would endorse Greeley at
Baltimore. No other act could better
answer the Republican purpose Vest
Coast ,Signdt.
That's just "what's the matter with
Hannah" up this way, Dave. We were
a little doubtful about the result if three
candidates had run, for though we don't
believe Greeley could under those circum-
stances have obtained the electoral vote
of single State, yet he might, where
there was a close contest have carried
away votes enough from Grant to give the
Democrats enough Of the States classed
as doubtful, to let Democratic nominee
"slip in" But the Baltimore Conven-
ton threw away their only chance, and
we are happy and content as Swmley's
boarders" about it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-27
EFFECTS OF SPIDER BITES

EFFECTS OF A PIDER-BIrE.-Spiders
are so common, and people are so accus-
toned to seeing them about, that few
persons realize the danger they expose
themselves to by having them so penti-
fully about their dweling-houses and
out houses. On Fiday last, Sheriff
Mcclure, of this city was bitten by a spi-
der, and was poisoned so badly as to make
his recovery a matter of doubt. AS soon
as he was bitten the poison began to
spread very rapidly, paralyzing Ills lower
limbs, and gradually extending over his
whole body. he procured medical as
sistance as soon as possible, and had the
poison counteracted, and is now about as
usual l.--SUtter Banner.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-27

This is the kind of" bosh" that the hy-
brid Greeley-Democratic journals deal
out to their readers
THE nomination Of Greeley and Brown
at Baltimore, has struck terror to the
hearts OF the present Administration. -
Grant and his myrmidons made sure that
they could purchase up most of the dele.
gates at the Democratic Convention. and
by that means secure the nomination of
II strulght-out Democratic ticket and
Grant re-election. No means were lett
untried to produce that result"
There is half column more in the
same strain, but as we have no desire to
stop the sale Of ipecac in this county, we
shall not reproduce any more.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-27
REPUBLICAN STATE CON.
VENTION.

A IA MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN
~ State Central Committee, held NJ theft
hooms, Az kcarny street, San Francisco, on
the 18th day Of june 1872 it was resolved,
That State Convention of the Republican
ranento on Thursday, the Ist day of August,
lo72, for the purpose of Nominating an ElectO-
rial ticket to bo supported at the ensuing
PRESIDENTIAL Election, and for the transaction
OF such other business as shall properly come
Convention are hereby apportioned to the sew
eral counties as follows.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-27

BEN WADE on GREELEY.-Old Ben
Wade says that by adopting Mr.. Greeley
as their standard bearer, the Democrats
deliberately admit Gf they are honest)
that the poorest, weakest, meanest, most
vacilating and uncertain Republican is
an improvement on anything to be found
in their own party.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-27

UEFoUNDED CHARGE. - Some time
since we published an exract, clipped, we
think from a San Francisco paper, stat
ing that the Rev. Robert Kelen had
been held to answer for an attempt to fire
the town Of Petaluma. 1t now gives us
pleasure to state that the charge seems to
he without foundation, the case having
been ignored by the grand jury of Sono-
ma county and Kellen honorably dis
charged.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-27

CHICAGO has lost her talest citizen in
the person of Lars Tollefson Norwegian,
who died last week. Although he was 7
feet 9 inches in hight and weighed 372
pounds, he was never on exhibition, but
modesty buried his greatness in saloon
Of which he WAS proprietor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-27

A VISITOR to the United States Su-
preme Court writes: Facing the door
as you enter, on a raised platform, in
sillsen robes, sit the nine Judges--sup.
posed the most dignifed tribunal in
America-and have no doubt it is, not
withstanding have seen one Of the judg-
es eat nm apple with great gusto while
seated on the bench, and another partaite
OF molasses candy, and after the repast
lick each Of his ten fingers with great
satisfaction"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-27

The jury in the Stokes case could not
render II verdict and were discharged.
Commenting on this, the London Times
says that the miscarriage ofjustice in the
Stokes case is owing to the Indifference of
the Americans to violent crimes where
both the murderer and victim are rowdies:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-27

A PIKE county paper claims that Gree
ley is the almost unanimous choice of the
Democracy of that section. Horace used
to describe that country as the place
where they used five gallons of whisky
to every spelling book" Misery makes
strange companions o, casionally.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-27

RELIEF AT HASD.-If you feel indis-
posed and generally out Of sorts, don't
despair try Dr.. Pettis' A'tstrot'dn
Blood Purifier. In few days you Will
feel your whole system invigorated Tor
every disease arising from disordered liv-
er, stomach or bowels, it is invaluable (;
it will revive your shattered system.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-27

THE last Tehama independent contains
the particulars of two shooting atfrays,
near and at that place, which resulted in
the death Of one Of the parties in each
case. a sheep-herder named Lee was
killed by farmer named Malott on the
18th inst, and Wednesday following w.
Orme was Killed by NJ. j. Donahoe.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-27

THE tax levy in Calaveras county
amounts to nearly five per cent. on the
assessed value. The tax payers Of the
the county will soon have a meeting to
take steps preparatory to having taxation
reduced one -half.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-27

j. +. CHELLIs is President Of the Cent
raj Greeley Club of San Francisco. He
sought to decline on tho ground that he
intended to "canvass the State !" wheth-
er in company with the immortal Rack
erby or not we are not advised. Among
the Vice Presidents we find the names of
such Liberals" as r. r. provinces and
John ROsenfeld.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-27

ORsoN HYDE, Captain Of the Mormon
apostles, has been stricken with apoplexy.
II fatal there will be lively contest for
the position, as there are great number
of aspirants for apostolic honors.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-27
TRINITY JOURNAL
OUR AGENTS !:

THOs. BOYCE, Room No. 80. New
Merchants Exchange Building, San Fran
cisco, is our only authorized agent in that city.
NEW YORE i-Hudson & Menet, Al Park
Row: Geo. p. Roweil a. Co., 40 Park Row S.
NJ. Pettingill 3 Co., 81 Park Row.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-27

Do foU want the best Shoe ever made
one that will not rip or come apart
Then buy the Chbte ,Sc1'elU Wfre Boots
and Shoes-al have the Patent Stamp.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-27
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC,

M HEREAS. A. L.. McWHORTER
w ha' caused to be published notice of
dissolution of Co-partnership between him
any knowl 'dge of sIch intended action. I
therefore warn all persons against purcha. ing
any o. the property belonging to the ii m Of
Nc WI h0rter X Mdllane from the said New hor-
made by him.
JAMES MULLANE.
Cox's Bar, July 10th, 1872. 4w.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-27

OFFICIAL PAPER.-Major D. E. Cor
don, of Eureka, has been officially noti-
fed that the West Coast Signal has been
placed on the list of U. s. official papers.
Good for Dave.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-27

THE loss Of subscribers to the Chicago
Tribune by its somersault into the Dem
ocratc fold amounts to $4,000 and the
cry is still they go.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-27
Notice of Application for Patent
to Mining Claim.


Notice is hereby given, to whom it NAV
concern, that an application has been
made by JOHN CoLL0PY to the Govern
ment of the United States, for II Patent
to the following described Placer Gold
Mining Claim, viz: known as the Colo
py Mine, situated in Lewiston Mining
District, in Trinity County, State of Calo
itornia, being bounded by the mining
claim of V. Chamb berlain, on North
West, and more particularly described
rs follows, to wit: on surveyed land.
being the N. y Of N. w. h, of N. E'
Quarter of Section 10, Township 83 North,
Range West, Mount Dipbo Base and
Meridian, in the district of lands subject
to sale Mt Shasta, California. and contain
ing 20 acres, said claim being still more
particularly described IN the diagram
posted and filed with said application.
All persons holding any adverse claim
thereto are hereby required to present
the same before the Register and Receiver
Of the United States for Shasta Land
District, at Shasta, California, within
9:lXty days from the first day of publish
ing and posting hereof.
Dated July 18th, 1872.
JOHN CoLL0PY, Applicant.