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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-21
GpffiGI otires.

D.hers Pills the best and safest remseg for Chls
and Fever and Malaria
Lord e. TAYLOR. Grand and Chryste as-Eae Body Brls
sells 81 81 - 10 Eng and Am tapestry : AS I'll ls
A-siIk Elastic stockings Belts. Knee C2s Abdominal
Bandages shoulder sraCcs, ana
triitches at aSH'S TRUSS Oice, No Veso1 81 Lazy
attendance.
a-Rupture and Physical Determines successfully
treated by ; V. MARSH pal Of he late iTm Of
& old Office No. ses@y ST. AstOr House,
opposite st PaaIs No connection any other
office IN this city.
Post-DGice Notice.-The MAILS FOR EEROPE fOr tho
week ending SATURDAY. May - 1875. will close this
Office follows TUESDAY A. y m; On WEDN II DAY
al II M TIL RI DAY AT ll30 ana 0n "a !t HDAY
AT 20 A nj. and I. u JAMES, p N,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-30
The Great Anti-PeriOdic.

The certainty and promptitude with
which Hostetter's Bitters cure the most
obstinate cases Of malarial disease, and
the complete protection which they afford
the system against the miasmatic poison
which impregnates the air of low-lying.
marshy localities, stamp them as the fore
most of American anti ti-periodics. Wher-
ever on this continent fever and ague is a
regular visitant-in the bottom lands of
the South, the new clearings and mining
districts Of the West, and in all localities
Of the Eastern and Middle States where
marlaria prevails, the Btters are recog-
nized as the only true specific for the dis
ease, and its most reliable preventive
They are, moreover, a safe and agreeable
as well as certain remedy, and on this
account are immeasurably superior to the
preparations of quinine, arsenic, bismuth,
and other mineral poisons, mistakenly
administered rs curatives for maladies
caused by miasma, and which if persisted
in, work irreparable injury to the
constitution.
Unfortunately, fever and ague and
other febrile complaints generated by
miasma are not the only evils which
result from it. A great variety of
disorders are superinduced by the rrita-
ton which it causes. Among these are
neura gia, rheumatism, gout, periodical
headache, palpitation, painful affections
of the spleen and various arrangements of
the stomach. When traceable to malaria
the above affections are apt to assume like
the disease which originated them, an
intermittent type; that is to say, they
recur at regular intervals. Hostetteri :
Bitters, however, obviates them all, by
banishing the miasmatic virus from the
system.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-30

GONE EAsT.-Our former down stairs
neghbor, Chas. w. Davis, left for his
Old home in Massachusetts, on Monday
morning last, with the intention of re-
naming there. Charley is an old resi-
dent of the county and much attached to
california, but the stronger love of moth
er and sister sufficed to take him home.
Many other Californians have gone East
with the intention of remaining there, but
as most of them get back to the Pacific
slope 1t is not certain but that Charley
Will return at some future day.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-30

COMING DACK.-E. T. McCausland,
our Matchmaker and Jeweler, writes to
7. NJ. Paulsen that he will return here
next week and resume business. He will
first 60 to San Francisco and no doubt
make arrangements to open with an en-
tire new stock. A matchmaker has been
badly needed here during Mes absence
and we were just about to advertise for
one when we heard he was coming back.
lie writes that his health has improved
somewhat during his absence, but that
he Is not entirely rid of the rheumatism
which has afflicted him so long.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-30

PAY Your TAxEs.-The Tax Collecto,
this week gives notice that Taxes for the
year 1873 are now due and payable, and
that, unless paid prior to January Sd.
1876, they will be delinquent and 5 ner
cent. added to the amount thereof. He
also gives the dates when he will be at
the several places in the county for the
purpose of receiving taxes.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-30

EXAMINED AND DIsCHARGED.-A
gust Schaffer, of Rattlesnake, mot our
good friend on Oregon Gulch Mountain)
was brought to town last week and exam
tned on charge of insanity. 1t appears
tnat Schatfer has been unfortunate for a
'ong time health poor money and pro-
VISIONS were all gone and Winter coming
." he lived at a great distance from any
one and had no companions all of which
combined to unsettle his mind, but not to
'naI degree which would make him a
SUBJECT for the Insane Asylum.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-30

RED BLUFF FIGURING MILLs.-We
are indebted to Mr.. II. r. Ryan, Superin-
tcndent of the above-named mills, for
s'mpes of Flour and Corn-meal of their
milling, both of which are superior arti-
ccs. The Red Bluff mills, destroyed by
fire several months ago, were rebuilt dur
ing the past Summer, since which time
they have been turning out even better
-four and meal than previously, although
these mills alweys had the reputation of
producing an excellent article. knowing
that every family desires to secure the
best, we would advise all to try the -four
from the Red Bluff mills. NJ. Lang and
John Martin have large supplies of this
flour, and in addition thereto, Lang has a
quantity Of corn meal from these mills.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-30

DISTRICT JUDGEsHIP.-A At last ac-
counts the vote for Judge in this Judicial
District was as follows: Siskiyou gives
Ill majority for Steele Rosborough car
ries Modoc by $50, Shasta, 100, Trinity,
S5-total, 2S5 giving Rosborough a ma
Jority in the four counties of 174. Official
returns will probably not change these
figures much.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-30

MANY THANKs.-To our friends in the
. ''eral election precincts, who were
'"opghtiul enough to forward returns to
'"'s once, we are once more indebted for
'"e'r Kindness. From several precincts,
we received the vote of the Judicial elec-
w" IN advance of the official returns and
= %'G enabled to give the complete returns,
''iore The official vote is counted,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-30
UNEQUALED INDUCEMENTS
AT MRS. KELLOcC'S
THIS WEEK.

A few more of those PLAT FANCY
CORDED SHIRTS. Also best STAR
SHIRTS, Hosiery, Etc. Gentlemen and
Ladies will find it greatly to their advan-
tage to call and examine goods before
purchasing elsewhere, as she proposes
selling everything in her line at the most
reasonable figures. One Week More
REMEMBER!
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-30

WINTER BUTTER.-M. Lang has re-
ceived large lot of Extra A, No. l,
Winter Butter, in cans and kegs, which
will be sold in quantities to suit the pur-
chaser. Having tried some, we can
vouch for the excellence of the article.
See advertisement.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-30

The majority for the Constitutional
Amendment prohibiting any division of
the public school funds for the support of
sectarian schools, or the levying of any
taxes for that purpose, in New Jersey
amounted to 1874. Hudson was the
only county which gave an adverse vote.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-30

FLOUR AND MEAL.-By reference to
the advertising columns, it will be seen
chat NJ. Lang has received large ship
ments of Antelope Flour and Fresh
Ground Corn, meal direct from the Red
Bluff Flouing Mills. Both are superior
articles
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-30

OVER THE GRADE.-The team of Jas.
T. Anderson, of junction City, fell over
the grade coming out Of that place, one
day last week. Louis Raab says the
team lives too high. Put them on short
allowance, Jim.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-30

sS- The National Gold Medal was awarded
to Bradley AZ Rulolson for the best Photographs
in the United States, and the Vienna Medal
for the best in the world. 420 Montgomery
Street, San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-30

DIDN'T PAss.-Master Lilburn Ander-
son, whom we mentioned few weeks
ago as having gone to join the crew of
the school-ship Portsmouth, failed to pass
muster, he being two inches short of the
regulation hight. We are pleased to
learn that Lilburn was found thoroughly
up to the standard with this single ex-
ception.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-30

REV. GEO. MCRAE, Methodist, preached
at the Court House on Sunday evening,
but departed on Monday morning. We
are advised that he will not return to fill
the appointment of Conference as he
considers this field already well-flled by
Rev. Mr.. Jackson.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-30

In BLooM.-Mr. j. A. Burger, of Can
on Creek, brought into Weaverville, last
week, branch of an apple tree in
full bloom, from the orchard of the
Ahrens Brothers. We learn that a
number of apple trees on Canon Greek
are preparing for second crop.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-30

WILL RETURN. - The Lewis Bros.
"Tand elimination left the county this
week, going North. On account of the
i"'e rains, it Is probable they will not go
oeyond Yreka, but return this way,
ie"chlng Weaverville in two or three
weeks from this time. The troupe is
"cll worthy of patronage, and we hope
VIII meet with the success which it de-
serves,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-30

DIVINE SERvICE.-Rev. Mr.. Cornell,
Episcopal Minister, will hold services at
the Court House, next Sunday morning,
October 31st, at 10% o'clock. A full at
tendance is desired.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-30

PRosPECTING.-M Mr.. A. A. Stiller left
this week for below, intending to find
new location. When this is done he will
remove his family. We don't believe
Alex. will find any place that will suit
him so well as old Trinity, where he has
lived so many years.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-30

Quick Tar Miss Blumenthal, a
niece of Mrs. Lang, arrived here from
New York State this week. Only sixteen
days elapsed from the time Mrs. Lang
wrote for her until she arrived.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-30

LARGE Walker got here this
week with 1910 Tbs of freight from Red
ding, and George Lowry is on the road
with over $4,000 of load. Both teams
were loaded for Lang.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-30
EsTRAY NOTICE.

+ HAVE TAKEN UP A SMALL,
L heavy-set White Horse, which has
been running on Oregon Cullen for about
six months. lie is about 10 years old,
and has dim brand on left hip. The
owner can have him by proving property
and paying charges.
THOS. MOTHERWELL.
Oregon Gulch, Sept. 20, 1873. 3i
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-30

RETURNED.-Jacob Barnickel, of the
Weavervile Drug and Book Store, re-
turned from San Francisco this week,
having, while absent, purchased large
stock of goods in his line.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-30

OREGON MEATS. Lang has received a
large lot of Ham, Bacon, Shoulders and
Lard, of extra quality, from Oregon, Via
Yreka. See advertisement in another
column,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-30

Snow, the first of the season, fell upon
Old Bally Mountain during Wednesday
night, and on Thursday morning the
mountain was completely clad in Winter
garb.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-30

RAIN.-During the past week we had
several heavy showers of lain amounting
to 1.2O inches against 1.57 in the month
of Octo Der last year.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-30

The monkey wrench man was con
victed last week, then turned loose, and
departed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-30

UP-SET.-Lawrence Anderson, of Nc
Gillfvray's, turned over and damaged a
buggy the other day, but the occupants
fortunately escaped without injury.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-30
BRIDGE NOTICE.
BRIDGE NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
~ the undersigned will apply TO the
Honorable Board Of Supervisors Of Trim
ity County, at the November Term, for
Renewal Of License to keep Toll Bridge
across the North Fork of Trinity River at
North Fork. II. SCHOONER.
North Fork, Sept. "A, 1873. CIV.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-30

HEAVY frosts every night. Winter
clothing and fires, morning and evening,
are now in order.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-30
Total vote. Mai

POTATO RAIsING.-Last May, Messrs.
+. II. Brown IL Son, of Weaverville, sent
some seed potatoes to L. A. Noyes, of
Carter Bar, Trinity river. Under date
of Oct. 18th, Noyes writes to the gentle
men above named, as follows: 81 have
dug the potatoes raised in my garden
from the seed you sent me last May-the
'Brownel Beauty '-yielding 1876 pounds
from small potatoes. L cut them into
a pieces and planted them in a drill 20
feet long. They were planted near a
blackberry range, the blackberries in
vading and taking possession of about 10
feet Of the drill thereby reducing the crop
about one-third. They were uniformly
large on the uninvaded ground. | be-
lieve that 100000 lbs of the Brownell
Beauties can be raised from 1000 lbs of
seed with good culture. / am not a
Granger, but express it as an opinion of
of an Old California Miner, that has a
little smattering in digging roots if not
in growing them"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-30

SCARLET FEVER has not spread any
in town, and probably will not.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-30
SETTLEMENT NOTICE.

HAVING DISPOSED OF MY BUS
IL iness, and intending soon to leave
Weavervile for the East, all persons
knowing themselves indebted to me on
Book Account or otherwise, are requested
to make immediate payment, as | shall
remain here but a short time longer. Per
sons having accounts against me will
please present the same for settlement.
CIIAS. w. DAVIS.
Weavervile, Sept. 23d, 1875. I'm
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-30

Made from the best English "T" Iron,
entirely new and wel-made, of No. 10
Iron. Also Penstocl< and two Elbows.
Will be sold at bargain. For partlcu-
lars apply to
WeavervilIe, Aug. 10, 1879. u,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-30
TAKE NOTICE.

THIS Is TO NOTIFY all persons do
l. ing business with Billy Pu Kay,
Chinese Trader at Junction Bar, that no
is not authorized to contract any debts in
my name or on my account, and that
will not be responsible for any bills Of his
contracting. j. ii. OSTHOFF.
Junction City, Oct.4, 1875. I'm.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-30
LIST OF LETTERS
TOWN AND COUNTY.

COMPLETE RETURNs.-At the Judicial
Election polls were opened in every pre-
cinct in the county, except Hettenshaw
and Merritt's Ranch-the latter of which
held no polls at the September election.
The highest vote polled for any office was
that for District Judge, which foots up
al, against S24 polled at the Genera!
Election, falling off Of only SO votes
% of which are attributable to Weaver
vile precinct. This large vote shows
that the interest taken was much greater
than at any previous Judicial election,
and the result proves that voters now aud
hereafter pay little attention to party
nominations, but rely upon their individ-
ua judgments in their choice for officers.
Following is the result, as received at this
office
Total vote. Maj.
STATE SUPT.-Carr, II. 429-l20
Fitzgerald, ID. 300
DIST. JUDGE sborough, d. 3SS- 80
Steele, L. 1853
Co. JUDGE Jones, X. 40S- II
Clifford, ID. 331
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Snlanss9epeidell.
slus Der Snnsesbaaptjtaot.

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bur9 finsirte griefmarfen Sertaufe perluf.
ten, tbre @ebalte auiSubeiiern.
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behugea $l64, ,2l8.47, Die 3ollelnnabmen
belieien f6 auf 1857 ,903.73.
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epfalbertd,tc aus 2SaSbtm9tott.

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Observation-Disclosures" !"

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gen gunDes Sreisgerifte pnroe elm antrag
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res ganfrotts 8beilbaber Der 1onOoner 5irma
mar uno baB Der 8egisruns Die Priorltdt
betreffs Oeduns ibres 9lniprl6es Dor anbern
Glaubisern suifebt. Die ProseBuerbanOlnn9
E.. G..
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Wntt NnfrnAn

Otto q, 5. Sftbr. = IS tpiro berid)tet,
baB cine Ibtbeilung bon 200 erlcieneu Wdnz
nern ans Der 2eibgarbe oes @eneral, @ouper<
neurs nad Montreal 9eifictt worben lit, um
bel Der SeerOi9ung @uiborO's bic SrCnun9
aufred)t 81 erbalten.
Der canaoii9e Yremier, 6r. Nc&ensie.
bat all ben Capt. u. 90. See bonn aTerifant=
iden Snaenteur. .@orps ein 9aafesidreiben
oeri6tet fir Die 9iiIfeleitung bel au8tiefun9
Oes 59iifsfanalS i'm Detroit 6luiie.
Quebec, 5. Sftbr. - Ser v@ourler"
perDffentli6t Oen Sirteubrief beS Sii6ofS Der
Si05ele bon Suebec.
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Die @fero efeud,e lit Cincinnati.

@tnc I II II a /, 5. Sttbr. -Ote YferOe-
ieude tit mdbrenO Der letten fiiuf Gage IN.
ter oen Bferpen heiigcr Staot aufgetreten.
Sn fait auen Stdlen Der Stabtbahns@
pagnie graiitrt Der Su1cn Dtan iddtt, baB
hier lpe1iaifeus 1000 Gfsrhe erfranft inn.
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Woroon's Symtter
fir
pfsrbf unS gorn Difb.
9aS arof,e atttertfaatf1e gutter
iiir WtcD.

S,errtuaert Die TitternnsStoitem nm ettt .
TferteI.
wad,t auteu Mppetit uno f6roertote
49,. 1eroduEng.
G,einiat Die Saut, mad,t bic Saare gldnsenS,
Bic MIaen rein, siebt @eiunbbeit, ldngeres
9ebeu, unb cine bis jeet nnbefannte Starte.
qBiro BON aGen bauptiddlititen yieroebahnen IN
HhifoSeIpbia. Weipzg y off unb Bittsbnr9 9ebraudt,
poS,ie nnn Mueu, tpeld,e Shneligfeit, S4bnbett
uao @eiunobeit i6rer Yierbe perlansen.
4eraIo 8orSott & Sontp.,
Batent Snhaber nno Sabrltanten,
Qouis uub gtep=SrleanS.
Biirean uno SerfaHisIofal
Str. 48, xscit=Japette .StraBe,
fsent9 f3TlteSl Baltimore, Oio.
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Selesrapbiibe Sepei1e1l.

(Beri1te oer ~aiiociirten Breiie" fir ben ~@ors
ssE reiponoenten.")