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Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-15
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JUNCTION CITY. "A correspondent
writing from this place, under date OF
June 18th, gives us the following intelli-
gence: "The ball given by the June
ton City Division Sons of Temperance,
on the 9TH inst, was grand success. 1t
was one of most pleasant and sociable
parties ever given here, and fully sus-
tanned the reputation our city has acquired
in that respect. The Society nctted 500
by the affair." which will enable them to
finish their hall in good style. Credit
is due Mr.. w. w. Mitchell and others for
the success Of the party. This Division
was organized in June, 1868, and has
persistcntly kept up its organization when
all similar societies in this county sue
cumbed. May it ever continue in the
good work.
The mining season is about closed,
though few companies have not wash
ed-up. Hager & Haas, on the hill back
of town, will cleanup next week, and
will do we'll. Weise & Co., at Red Hill,
will wash-up soon, and there can be no
question of the good return their claim
will make. Andrew Asmussen has lately
opened a claim below Charles Bartlett's,
with fine prospects. Pickett & Nichols,
on the opposite side Of the river, above
this place, have run off n large quantity
of ground, with what result is not known,
but from indications must result in profit
to them. The blue gravel lead discov-
cred in Whitmore & Co.'S claim, early
in the Spring, cannot be properly tested
this year on account of the water failing
shortly after. However, no doubt is en-
t,rtained of its richness. Taking it all
through, the mines about junction City
will render good report at the close of
the season, which will be equal to if not
better that of any of any other section OF
the county. Times are lively, our mer-
chants are doing we'll and business brisk. {"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-15

QUERY.-There is considerable of a sort
of cholera morbus in Weaverville lately.
The attacks are generally quite violent
but last only short time and do not seem
to be dangerous, no one being prostrated
for any length of time. We have heard
it suggested that it may be partially il
not entirely due to the fumes of the poison
oak being blown into the Basin. We
have heard OF several we'll authenticated
cases of persons who cannot go anywhere
near poison oak without being made sicl,
by it. The bush is said to be now in full
bloom and its odor is strongest.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-15

GOT BACK. - Mr.. Alex. Stiller and
Miss Augusta Stiller his daughter got
back last Wednesday from San Francis
CO. Mr.. Stiler and daughter went below
week before last to have n medical exam
ination of Miss Stllers arm, which had
been ailing for a long time from the
effects of II fall. An operation was per
formed by DR.. Sawyer and bone about
two inches long extracted from the arm
near the elbow. DR.. Sawyer bestowed
great praise upon Miss Stiller for the for
t'tude she displayed during the operation.
Mr.. Stiler was occupied while there in
attending upon his daughter and saw but
little of the city. He was however at
WIN. Lange's funeral officiating as one
Of the pail bearers. Mr. Stiler desires to
specially mention the fact that the very
best accommodations can be had at the
Prescott House, Bitters & Becker propri-
etors, San Francisco, and advises people
going below to give them II call.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-15

BIG BUsINEss.-It was estimated that
as much as 600 in cash was taken in
for liquors at the different bars at Red
Bluff during the past month of May. or
this amount, 81 200 was spent at the bar of
the fremont Hotel. To receive this large
sum at bit a drink shows that times
were lively at the fremont, and that
Billy Mayhem is popular landlord.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-15

Rich STRIKE.-We are informed that
MIR. l.. Fakes lately struck good diggings
near the East Fork Of Canon Creek-him-
self and two other men taking out 500
per day. One day last week they found
nugget weighing five ounces.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-15

FOURTH OF JULY.-A meeting of citi-
zens will be held at the Court House this
tfrlday) evening, at ~ O'Clock p. NJ,
10 make arrangements for celebrating the
coming Fourth Of July. Attend every
BODY.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-15

fATEST SPRINKLER.-A patent sprink-
Ter Is in operation on the premises of Mr..
H. Clifford Of this place. For irrigating
yards and gardens this patent is the best
We have ever seen. Go and look at it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-15

WARM.-On Saturday last, at Oregon
"ulch, the thermometer rose in the shade
10 llO'. Our informant did not wait to
Bee II it attained any greater altitude.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-15

ARRIVALS from abroad. during the
past week, have been as follows:
Ne0 York HOteI-H. G. Thompson,
Marysville; w. Irwin, Marysville Nor
rel's Troupe.
Union Hotel - Probost, Round
Valley; DR.. f. Trask, Red Bluff B. b.
Cutter, Sacramento.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-15

READ IT.-Elsewhere we publish the
platform adopted by the Philadelphia
Convention. 1t is not like the Cincn-
natl document cunningly and evasively
worded. On the contrary, it is explicit
and expressive and the wayfaring man
though stranger can read and under
stand what the Republican party believes
to be right and what it intends to do.
Read it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-15

E. G. GUEST and another gentleman
saw large California lion on the mount
ain west Of town, on Monday last. There
has been one in that vicinity for several
years, and our hunters should "go for
him."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-15

FOURTH OF July BALL.-There will
DC ball at Lewiston on the coming
Fourth of July. The citizens of that
Durg never do such things by halves and
Will make itpleasant for those who attend.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-15

NIsIToRs.-Dr. Edward Trask, of Red
bIuff, and Mr.. b. B. Cutter, of Powers
q Co., of Sacramento, paid our town a
visit this week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-15

LocATED.-The Railroad depot for this
section has been located about five or six
miles from Shasta. 1t is expected that
quite town will spring up at that point.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-15

TrfHSfy County German H0sPHai S"-
cicty, holds its Regular Quarterly Meetings at
the HOSPITAL BUILDING, WeaveTyille, on tho
first Sunday Of March, June, September and
December. CHA5. HARTMAN,
janl, Secretary,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-15

kETURNED.-Ex-Sheriff John jackson
returned this week in excellent health
and spirits.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-15

COmsf Lodge, No. s4. H. o. o. r.,
Holds It's regular meetings, at ODD Fellows
HALL, Trinity Center, on Saturday evening
Of each week. ID. MCNAIh, N. @.
S. HUBBELL, r. S. janl.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-18
A p,rlFvL CONDITION.

Ills u sad thing TO psss through lie on'y ha'
alive Yot there are thousands whose hao,tua' con
dition Is one Of languor and debility. They CON com
plain OF no specific disease: they suffer no losi.!se
pan: but they have no relish for anything wm,.m I
affords mental or sensuous pleasure IN nine Gases
out Of ten this state Of lssstude and torpor sses
from morbid stomach. Indigestion destroys NY
energy Of both mind and body. When the was;s 81
nature ia not supplied by due and regular assm.
lation Of the food. every organ is starVeo' e'o''
function interrupted. .. ,,a.,
Now. what does common sense suEGest unuo.
these circumstances Of depression Inc system cnn
needs rousing and ndstrengthening not merely i3r
an hour or two. to sink Rfterwsrd into 2 more Ply y
able condition than ever las it assuredly would 90
| radically and permanently. ,.,,
How is this desirable object to be accomplished :!
The answer to this question, founded on the unvn
rying experience of quarter of century, Is easily
given. fnfuse new vgor into the digestive organs
by q course of Hostetters Stomach Bitter4 10 not
| waste time by administering temporary remcdles.
but wake the system up by recuperating tne Ioun
tain head of yscal strength and energy tue
organ upon which all the other orgsns depend TOT
| their nurture and support 49,
| By the time that dozen dOscs OF the great vese
table tonic and invOgrant have been taken ine zee
BILE frame of the dyspeptc will begin to teel its Pc
nign influence. Appetite will he created. ana Il.1
appetite the capacity to digest hat 1t Graves rer
| severe until the cure il cOmplete-until heaithiu
blood fiji TO be tho material Of flesh and muscle. bone
| and nerve and braiu flows through the channels o
| circulation. instead Of the watery pabulum WIZ
| which they have heretofore been imperfeetiy nour
| ishcd.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-18
cENTREVllLE NURSERY

ITUATED AT CENTREvILLE DELAwAR
On the Kenneth Pike. ~ mil les from Wilmington.
100000 Peach Tresss of the leading Orchard
varieties.
10000 standard and Dwarf Pears. of leading kinds
Standard Apple Trees, including luO varieties.
Standard Cherry Trees, leading varietle
Nectarine, Apricot and Plum Trees.
loo. O.UDO OF aud two year old Hrapa Vine COM
prisng all the Leading varieties.
Also large stock Of DWartCherry and Dwarf Ap
pie Trees, INCLUDING Ornamental Trees. Shrub
berry and Evargreens IN variety.
800 t,s Strawberry Plaurs, viL-tiTeat ARricultur-
ist, Russeis Prolific. French Seeding Great But.
falo Seeding. Albany Seeding.
Dorchester. High Bush, Wilson's Early, and Kit
lOOI Ras spberries of leading varieties. Philadsl-
phia, hardy and productive: pooittle's imprOv-
ed Black Cap, Aliens Red Cane, Clark. Mana
Red Prolific. Belle de fountenAy, eyerbearinE
perfectly hardy. and productive from July to DC
tober.
currsnts-Cherry. White Grape. Red Dutch. Black
English and English Maple.
0ooseberrie es-H oughtons Seeding. American and
Rhabarb-Victoria. best for market or table use
Aspsraxus-tws year old plants.
Hedging Plants in variety.
A0Por complete desert ptiOn of varieties offruta
and nowsp, see my Descriptive Catalogue.
All of the above will be sold in small or large
ouautitios to suit purchasers.
All Trosa and Plants guaranteed tfuo to na0o.
For Descriptive Catalogue address
WILLIAM u. PETERS.
nov2e-D Csntrsvills
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-18

How To MAKE A CITY GARpEN.-Take bar.
reis and bore holes around the middle, and
one hole large enough to admit the nose OF
Your watering pot. Fill the barrels with
stones rs high as the rows Of holes. and I'LL ~
with good, rich, fine earth to the top, in which
plant cucuaihers, melons, sluashe>. tomato"s
etc. One barrel will be- enongl, for each kind
Cover the large hole, where you will pour IN
water until 1t runs out of the other holes sou
have made. and which will prevent the earth
froM filling this large hole up. Range the
barrels around your yard, and plant your
seeds. Keep the barrels filled with water up
to the holes, and you have all the requisites
for rapid, healthy growth--air, heat, and
moisture. You car raise all the vegetables
YOU will need, in the greatest perfection, and
they will last until late in the autumn, as they
can easily be covered Oh frosty nights. Gu
cumbsrs and tOmatOes may hang over the bar,
rpls. cutting them of when they reach the bot
tom. Melons may be tied to the wall fence.
The stones have an important service in hold
ing up the earth, aud absorbing the heat du
ring the day, which they give out at night
keeping the water at an even temperature
You will be ast0nished at the result if you
have never tried 1.-THE Prdirse Farmer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-18
ThE 6TATE.

The mercantile b,,siness in Lewes il brisk.
Seaford ships considerable lum ber to Boston,
Eggs are selling at Is cents per dozen in Sea-
ford.
Seaford has shipped 81 ,562l quarts Of straw
berries this season.
A Seaiord Squire had his pocket picked
while attending the circus.
The Seaford Brass Band will participate in
the Fourth Of July celebration a, Milford.
The new NJ. E. Church in Bladesville, Sus-
sex county, was dedicated on Sunday last
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-18
PEMIMsULAR NEWS.

Salisbury nov drinks lager beer.
Beach parties and sherry cobblers are coming
in vogue.
Several mad dogs were killed in Salisbury
last week.
The State and county tax in Worcester county
is IS cents OH the 81.
Irish Potatoes and Green Peas are being
shipped from Salisbury in large quantities.
An excursion over the Worcester Railroad,
from Snow Hill to Berlin, will take place to
morrow.
The wheat crop Of Talbot comfy is ripenine
rapidly, and some Of it will be ready for harvest.
ing in two or three days.
jus. E., and r. r. EIleeood, of Salisbury, re
ceived returned strawberry crate few dav,
ago marked, Dolly Warden S.rawbrries from
Greeley's farm"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-18
Sheriff's sale.

49, By virtue Of a writ of Vepditon, Fr,,.
n: to me divected. will he exposed I" puSsl ss
Sale. ut the Hotel Of William il Pn,I JI"'le v
~ Kirkwood. in Pencader Ilun6r.d, N, w.. u
tie county, Delaware, IN
ON MONDAY. the sth day of July, 1872 =.
o'clock. p M,
the following described Real Estate; viz;
All that lot Of land situate In st. Georg ,, I'm,
lr.d. New Castle county. and state of b.,.nnsaI''
lying between the koas leading from 81. t;sa,NN
70 Odessa and ths Chesapeake and DeIawar. CH C.a,1
Bounded northerly by Mill Lane and eas,e,Iu,,. .
by land now or late of Daniel b. st.s.,,
westerly by the said Chesapeake and U,Lrs.a.ii sai
Canal. containing 2S.76S square feet Of land MT,
or less. ' "O's
Seized and taken in execution as the bro,s,t. =,
James {. Johns. and to be sold bv NV" "
JAMES ARMSTRONG, Sheriff
Sherifs Office. New Castle. June Eth, 1879 IL
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-18

WILMINGTON. Del. June 18th. ,S7!
The President Of the Board names the following
gentlemen a. the Committee to visit the Schools for
No. i, B. Nields, DR.. J. P. Wales.
No. 2, L. Zebley. James Conner:
No 3. DIR. W. r. Quinby, VIM. Griffin.
No. a. J. C Morrow, Lewis Lynch.
No. s. II. B McIntire. Geo; K. Roberts.
No. 6, N. NJ. Child. Thos. johnson.
NOT, W. Atkinson, J 3. FrOck.
No. =, c. Febiger. !. Jenkins,
No, y, c. Stewart. z Ferris. w. H. Pierce.
No. 10. g. Shortidse. 7. Hsssan
No. II, WIN. 8. Hilles VIM. H. Curry.
No. l2.C Baird. John II. Moore.
No. l3, A. Speakman. r. C. Fraim.
No. a. DIR. 3. ". Msull. T. NJ. Culbert.
Attention is called to the following extract from
the BY Laws:
LAW VI-Erdm,nafios:
Sec. l. A public examination shall be held each
year comm encing on the last Monday Of June. and
the succeeding days of the same week. TO wit OF
schools in school houses No. |. and that day
Of schools in school houses No and u. on Tues
day; Of schools in school houses No. g. and Y, on
Wednesday; of schools in school houses No. and
Is on Thursday; Of schools in school houses No B.
10 aud IA on Friday Of the same week. The exam
ination shall be under the direction of y special
committee of the Board. and the visiting committed
Of the school Report shall be made Of the exam
nation of each school to the committees on teach
ers on or before Thursday preceding the third M
day in July The Board shall hold stated msetinI
the third Monday Of July, at = o'clock. p. N.
Junsa-ts ' J.L KILLGORE. ssey.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-18

Tar payment of the French war indemnity
in a manner unexpectedly rapid has placed
Germany in the happy position OF spend
thrifi who la. suddenly inherited large for
tupr The Faith, rlani " has literally more
gold than the Government can hnd lmme
diaIe Use Tor PENSIONS appear To have been
granted literally. railways largely assisted,
indemnity paid promptly to those Germans
who were expelled from France, soldiers and
sailors rewarded, and money has flowed SO
freely in time OF peace, that the traditions
o rar-imoniou- old Frederick the Great seem
all ignored.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-18
Sllersll >. sale.

AkAHl BY virtue of a writ Of Iera,i Fsc,, .
m: me direct ed will be expns-d to puthr 81" I"
y. Mt the Washington. Hotel. kept by i.a.., is,
&m PSle. in the city q: Wilmington. New Cs,i..
On WEDNESDAY. The 1o,h day OF jay ls7a
at = O'Clock. y III "
the follow ing dsacrsbed Neal Estate viz.
All that certain lot If laud with a twn sto,,
Brick dwelling House thcr.na erected, slIu.ts |,
tn. city of Wilmington, bounded and de- c,,tsd y.
follows, to wit: besina,ng On the wes,er aida II
Parrish street, between second and Ihlrl s,rss
and jeff rson aud Madison street, aud At the N.
tance Of fifty nine feet and one hail In, fam X.
southerly side of Third street. thence westerly ,.
allei TO Third street. along line ot other lana n
the said John L. Gouley IN the l orih TIVE, " ~.
to a corner: thence southerly parallel t" Parish
street. thir. six feet and three qu ,rter. Of =,
inch to another cOIner;l. l.henct esslc,ly rarslIel
the first mehtionrd line and rhiti street aIors y
line ot other land now late uf the aid GonIer
| on the south twenty feet 3" the sIor'said wslsIv
side of Parish street, ar thence tnerew,th pori
erly thirty six feet and three quarters OF AN inch
to the place Of beginning. be the content. tbersOi
what they may.
Seized and taken in execution rs he prort,ty a
John l.. Gouley and Is. and 10 b. sold ty
| JAMES ARMSTRONG Sheriff
! Sherif7s Office, New Castle. June Il. ls72ls
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-18
SOCIETIES..
AELTINoB THIS EyEEINa

Lafayette Lodge, No. IA, AZ A NJ, at Ma,o,,o
Temple. '''ae
Asylum Lodge. No u. o o +, at Odd FL.
lows Hall, Third and King streets 'S
Good Intent Division, No 3, S Of r. AZ u.u
Fifth and Market streets. -'SA
Humanity Circle, U C A, Hall iO4 Mark.
street.
Lincoln Lodge. No 3. X Of =, at knight, n,
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market street. :"
American Star Lodge, No l, q F,ut C,o,A
Felsws' Hall, Third and Market streets.
Columbia Lodge. No II, 1 o G T, at FIN
and Market streets. "A
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-18

THE NORTH PoLE.-The Austrian expedition
which has Just sailed is designed to make its way
to the North Pole il possible. by way of Sptzber-
gen. in the open Polar Sea. between Nova Zem-
bla and Spit1bergen and northward. The route
was discove red by the explorers Payer and Wey-
precht last September, and the influence Of DR..
Petsrmsnn has been successful in arousing a
spirit OF research through all Germany III behalf
Of an extensive and protracted exploration OF the
North Polar regions
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-18
humans share with Horses

The benefits deTivable from the world re-
nowned MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT.-
The most irrefragable testimony establishes
the fact that this wOndr",ls balm exerts the
same soothing and healing influence when
applied to the human cuticle, that it does in
cases Of SPAWN, founders, ringbonp, poll evil
scratches, wind gall and other ailments Of the
horse which require outward treatment. 1t
is. in fact, the most etfectual of all external
remedies for rheumatism, gout, stiffness Of the
neck, neuralgia, sore throat, swellings, cuts
and bruises of all kinds.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-18
The New Motel.
LAYING or rHK LAST BRICK.


About hSlf-past ten o'clock this morning tne
last brick needed iu the CONSUMPTION OF inc new
hotel was laid and the br,cx LAYERS retired from
their lsbors. One facetious individual, III honor
Of the event, fastened large branch OF tree up
on corner Of the roof, with several bricks AT
tached to it. The brick work Is perfect IN every
respect, snd with oil other departments nnisheu
III = like handsome manner, eau conhdehtiy
predict the speedy completion Of building OF un.
surpassed elegance, an ornament to the CITY, anu q
All honor TO those connected in any way with the
enterprise
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-18
for Fuei.

The undersigned. a Committee Of the Board Of
Public Education Of Wilmington, will recsiv. seal
ed proposals to turnish the Board With 40 tons.
more or less. if required. Of Schuvlkil or Lshig
,oaI or part Of both. Also. the required quantity
of kindling wood for the different schools to be
delivered In the School Houses. when ordered by
the Committee. Proposals will be received by
either of the undersigned Committee until Mon
Cay vening at O'Clock. June l1th. 1872
M. n. CHILH,
JNO II. MOORE
juueli-tf LEWIS ZEBLEY,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-18
Reyond q Doubt.

More diseases are the result of the derange-
ment of the Liver than from any other cause.
When that organ is diseased, every part of the
system sympathises with it, and general pros
trati0n and decline Is the result The best,
safest and speediest remedy for Liver Com
plant and al! the diseases that follow, is
TUFTS VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS,
they are peculiarly adapted to the climate OF
the South. They are sold by Druggists every
where.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-18

The International Peace Jubilee opened at
Boston yesterday at sunrise, with the firing Of
cannon, the ringing Of bells and the shouting
OF enthusiastic people. f.ster IN the day the
vast Coliseum was crow1ed with men, women
and children, and the announced exercises be-
gan. They were on a scale commensurate
with the occasion, and gave general satisfact-
ion to all present. From present indications
the Jubilee will be grand success, and
worthy of the event it commentaries.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-18
Notiffs.

DlVERvIEW CEMETERY.
IL Lots in kivsrvisw Cemetery will be sold at
the Secretarys office IN snd after July ist' Tor one
month, as follows:
Lots frontine on the Avenues l5c per square foot
All other Lots, lOc per square foot.
Payments: Ons-thir cash and the balance IN
one mnd two months.
On and after August lst:
Lots fronting on the Avenues Zoo per square 1907
All ether lots. $50 ber square foot. -
Autographed rlots and further information vii
be furnished by J. L. Thompson. supe,intend~h 1t
nj the Cemetry. No name or money will be recelv-
cd hetore July LIST J. MARlS.
inn lssod7t Sec'y and Trea, 302 Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-18
AUGUSTA, GA, November 1. 1869.

Dr. VIM. ii. TUT:
SIR-For several years past I have been smb.
ject to Bilious attacks, and always was a firm
believer that thern was ne remedy for the
complaint but mercury, until about year and
half ago, as An experiment, tried your
prised to find that they accomplished all the
results and more besides Of Blue Mass or Cal
Omel, without any Of their bad effects. was
always al unbellev-r in Patent Medicines
but. can say this for your plls-that. since
commenced using them, lhave not taken a
particle Of mercury in any shape, and | con
slider this fact an important one, and that
those who are in the habit OF taking mercury
for bilious diseases can properly appreciate.
l cordially recommend them as the best Liver
Medicine ever introduced.
Yours, etc, E. II. GRAY, 249 Broad st.
| Dr. TUFTS Hair Dye acts like Magic.