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Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-02-27
ma. 3AnNEAY'S
ERECT PU56ATIVE PILLS.

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PERFECT PUR6ATIVE PILLS.
Perfectly ta-,elc-., 81 .gautly coated with swect
gum, p.1-e, roguiHte, purify, cleanse and
sUsng'ho0. B0dways Pills, for tho cure Of
all disorder' ot the stomach, Iiyor, Ejln ys,
Bowels, Bladder, Nervous Diseases. Headache,
Constipation, Costycness, Indigestion, Dys-
pcpsia, biiiousne.s, bilious Fever, tuAaulua-
tion of tho Bowels, Piles, and all pcr3nee-
mont5 oi the Internal NEc@a. Warranted to
effect positive core Purely Ncgct8blc, CON
tanning no A.rcuy, minerals on da,eteriOus
drug-.
~ Ohsryot tho following symptoms result
ing From isotdrr- OF the Ni@c- tive Organs:
tou,iipa.iuu, iuwGrd Pios, tu!lHCss OF tho
Blood ana jhe Head, hcidiuy of tn" stomach,
Natsea. iiraI' bun, bi.tasrOf / God, i'uilnc5s
or Weight in the stomach, Sour llructatjons,
Sinking on Fiuttcring at t.ie Tit Of the Stom-
ach, swimming Of the Head, Hurried and
Difficult Breathing, fluti.riug nj the Heart,
thoEiug or Npiioc9tins son Jliuu9 whom in n
Lying Posture, Dimucss Of Nision, Dut- on
W chs before The Siaht Fever and nuil Pain in
Che Head, Deficiency OF Persg guHtiou, N-loW-
ness Of the skin and Eyes, fuin in the Side,
Chest, Limbs, and sudden klusAcs Of Heat,
Burning in the flcsh.
A few doses Of EADWAY'S PILLS viii free
tho system from ail he aboyonamcd disor-
der.. pri.2 3 cent per box, SOLD BY ALL
READ "FALSE AND TRUE" Send one
lcter-stump to BADWAI a co. No. 81 Maid
en- Lane, Now loiL. Information worth tAous-
ands VIII DE sent you. Jylj-ly-p
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or TIiasEnatic p0iSOnS,
WN Has boon widely used during
IL !: !: !: s.: :: !: ! q !: : :: !: ! !:
g. the reputation of being nfal-
lible. The shakes, or chills, once broken by
it, do notreturn until tho disease is contracted
again, This has made il an accepted romedy
and trusted specific, for the royer and Ague
of the West, and the Chlls and Feyors Of the
South.
Ayers Aguo Cure oradic4tos the noxious
poison from the system, and leaves the patient
as well as before the attack. IL thoroughly
expcis the disease, so thatno Liver Complaint,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Dysontcry or Debil-
ity follow the cure. Indeed whore Disorders
of the Liver and Bowels have occurred from
Miasmatic Poison, ii removes the cause Of
them and they disappear. Not only is it an
elfcctual cure, but, if taken occasionally by
patients exposed to malaria, it will expe! the
poison and protect them from attack. Travel
ers and temporary residents in Fever and
Ague localities are thus enabled to defy tho
disease. The General Debility which is 50 ant
to ensuo from continued exposure to malaria
and miasm, has no spcedier remedy
For LaTer Complaint it is an excellent
remedy. f
PREPARED BY
DIs. j. q. AVER AZ 90. Howell. Mass.
Practical and analytical Chen,fsss.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
CRANE & BRIGHAM.
holosae Agents,
oal Franc. co, Cal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-02-27
GIANT POWDER AGENCY.

VIIE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN AP-
pointed Agent in Trinity County for the
sale of GIANT POWDER. Orders left at tho
Union Hotel or with me will receive prompt
attention. CAPS and fuse always On hard.
Co All instructions necessary for its use
will be giyon. HENRY LGgENz.
NeaYelyl.le, May Jth, 1871. l3-ly.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-02-27
NEW WEED
SEWING MACHINES.
T7EE LAST AND TEE EESF.

The WEED Sewing Machine Company have
now at last completed their three Standard
Styles of
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-02-27

Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
CRANE & BRIGHAM.
W Nholosa,e Agents,
Hal trauc.scO, Cal.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-17
G. FNERiL NEUS.

Attorney General Pierrcpout and
Commissioner Pratt entered upon the
dxties of their respective offices on Sa.
turday.
Six steamships sailed from New
York on Saturday for European ports,
with 1905 cabin and 1898 steerage pas
sengers.
The strike of the woolien blanket
weavers at the Amidown Mill, mt Pas
sale, n. j., has been ended by the
concession of shorter hours by the
strikers.
General Sherman has detailed First
Lieutenant II. Ii. Pratt, of the Tenth
Cavalry, with a suitable guard, to con-
vey the Indian prisoners from Fort Lea
venworth, Kansas, to Fort Marion,
Florida.
An order has been issued by the
Postmaster General reducing the post
age to and from countries with which
postal conventions have not been made
to 8 cents for each half ounce or frac
tion thereof.
Indian Agen. Bingham arrived at
Washington, on Saturday night, with
a delegation of Soiux chiefs aud an
interpreter, The names of the Indians
are Lone Horn, Tallman Dan, Swan,
Bull, Eagle, Spotted Elk, Duck, Red
Skirt, Rafting Rib and Charger. Lone
Horn is head chief of the bIinnccon-
jous and Tallman Dan head chief or
the Two Kettle band. Red Cloud and
Spotted Tail are expected to arrive
with their delegations.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-17

Vice President Wilson addressed the
members OF the Millers' Association, in
1t. Louis Oh Friday night, III response tc
ser made. lie sad in the course of His
remarks that he had been travelling in
kentucky, Tennes 4e and Arkansas. and
ana had received nothing but kindness
from all whom he had met. He had
come to the conclusion that great efforts
were making TO improve that section OF
the country, and there was more peace
and order and hope and confidence
there than at any time since the war
He trusted that it would Increase. and
lat IN every section OF the country we
should come to know each other better
ana love each other more than we have
done.
Charles MeNamae, alius Blossom. nm
oyst tcrman, shot John Pernier on board j
beat ut Chrlstian-street wharf. philadnl.
ph'h, on a'urday, infiicting IL wound
from which IT IS feared he will die. Nc,
Nance, alt4r firing the shot, fled ond
has not cen arrested. Both were drink,
ing, and the quarrel grew out of a pett,
controversy.
Jesse d. Bright, ex.United States San.
ator from Indiana, is dangerously in M
his residence in Baltimore, of r6eumo, n,
tlsm OF the heart. Mr.. Bright. II will
be remembered, was expelled from fha
Senate at the beginning of the war. he
cause OF the discovery of O letter he ba 4
written to Jefferson Davis
The daily gazette., 1875-05-17
Seeking the Presidency.

Since Mr. Van Buren, made his south
ern tour, preceding the meeting Of the
Convention in 1871, candidates for the
Presidency who followed in his wake
have almost uniformly been unfortu-
nate. 1t is true Mr.. Greeley, in 1872,
was successful in securing a nomination,
but it was in the face of protest from
some of the delegations present, and
Notwithstanding he was everywhere re-
eeiyed in the most hospitabie manner
and his speeches were frequently loudly
applauded, he was not accepted as a fit
person to elevate to the Presidency. Mr..
Greeley and some Of his friends, us did
the friends OF Mr.. Van Buren, evidently
misunderstood the hospitality of the
people. While they were willing to ac-
cord cordial welcome to distinguish
ed citizen, or to high official, it did not
follow that they were willing to accept
him as q ruler. And now we have Vice
President Wilson, once an eminent anti
slavery leader, making tour; and the
same mistake is likely to follow. The
people have received Mr.. Wilson with
all kindness. He is the Vice President
OF the Republic. Some of them desire
to honor the Office through the respect
paid to him; others desire to show him
respect simply to prove that they harbor
n hostility on account of the war, OF to
him for his political views. But his
fnerds will not discriminate, and he
himself will be led to believe that the
present demonstration is an expression
In favor of him for the Presidency, and
like MIR. Van Buren, he will most proba.
blV be deceived; or if nominated will he
dictated as bad as ever a man was fo,
tn high position he seeks. The people
canaot afford to elect another Republican
to tile Presidency. They demand Reform
aud hetrenchment, and that they know
I ey cannot get with the old corrupt
p 'fty In power. A new man is needed
" o will be able to select men with un.
ttrnished regulations TO fill the Offices
Aud MIR. Wilson might just as well cease
his efforts in pursuit of the Presidency
unless he prefers the nomination witt
certain defeat staring him in the face tc
r9tnlns from his present position on til,
iturels he has already won and weal,
with somewhat becoming grace.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-17

a quiet but steady shipment of pig
iron Is said TO be going on from South,
crn ports to England. The iron is used
to ballast cotton ships, and sells in
Liverpool for &j5 to SD gold per ton
1t is described as the best charcoal pig
iron, aA& II sent oat ON orders fronl
EAssAeh ironmasters, whe are able to
Eake a small saving in the cost of
their pig iron compared with English
prices. A very low freight combines
with small original cost to produce
this. The iron comes mainly from
Alabama.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-17
From Mh Neso York Suu.
-he +. esident ond the WhisLeu
Ring,

NOW that the mighty Ring of inter.
nal revenue officials, distillers. and
dealers which was organized to defraud
Inc treasury and to divide the spoils
mas been completely laid bare in ali
us far-reaching combinations the
PRESIDENTS organs claim for him larre
credit for work in which he had no
hand whatever. 1t was not until the
most positive proofs of guilty collision
between the various parties to this
piunder were presented to him that he
consented to the vigorous measures
which lea 10 the crushing exposure
ana Its consequences.
III TACT, MS protection Of this Ring
was one of the elements which contri.
Duted materially to its downfall. When
the secretary of the Treasury discoy.
efed last winter that enormous ouanti-
Ties OF whiskey were put upon the
market without paying any tax, and
mat the Commissioner of Internal
revenue disputed the concurrent ties.
tlmony on this point from various re-
sponslple sources, he devised a metbod
which must have thwarted collnsion
seriously. An order was issued trans.
ierrlng The supervisors of internal
revenue from one district to nnotbrr
so That each would thus be a STRANGER
III Inc pace OF his new appointment.
~ this system of frequent changes
without warning the operations of the
nins would have been restricted to n
certain class OF frauds, or the whole
ioics ol supervisors would have to be
oo"ght, thus involving increased az.
Pcnso and difficulty in the production
ana sale OF the Illicit whiskey.
Inc enect OF that order was s,on
Sharply felt, and the very sunervisor
are most compromised in the nreeent
discoveries We're naturally the first to
rush TO Washington for relief. The;r
personal revenues We're in danger of h..
Ing sacrificed. They knew better than
to approach Mr.. Bristow on such :,
subject; bus backed by retained conn.
sci In Congress, and other powerful in.
fluences, they appealed to the Pres.
osat TO set aside an administrative act
ol the treasury Department intended
LOT lts own protection.
Without consulting the Secretary n,
aii' or caring to consider what might
DC the result of This offensive intel f.r
eAce, the President revoked the order
ana substantially renewed license to
pdhaer the revenue. Instead of offer.
lns his resignation, Mr.. Bristow pro-
ceeaod 10 organize the campaign which
mas resulted so successfully; and when
~ Is All over the laurels are claimed for
me PRESIDENT, who threw all the nowcr
OF nis tfilce ON the side the Ring nm.
VI further aid became hazardous and
might be followed by impeachment emf
lhis Is by no means an excentionai
example OF the Presidents partially
Tor public pluntlerers. Proofs AZ con.
elusive as those which exist in this case
we're laid before him by the Peace
commissioners, y whom he had selected
Ior their eminence and worth as cjti.
Nehs' showing that the Indians were
fooped with the knowledge and conni.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-17
NOTICES.

~ OTICE.-We see by the papers that we
~ are accused of telling falschoods, but a5
the accusation is false all through, we are not
much worried about IL. We can prove by
three parties that n member of the firm 0i
Pusey y Rice WAS at our Office and did AK us
to combine to raise the price OF Ice, and wa
positively refused to do 70, saying that the
price should not be raised one cent during
Ibis season, and 10 which we rtill adhere. W.
guarantee to sell as low as the lowest, aud
are determined to make our guarantee good
We have large supply Of good lee here, and
still larger one On East which we nre ready
and willing to ship rs soon a. needed.
j. Is. CONROW Il son,
mavl7-Gt No. ; asst "a street.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-17

Ry virtue of writ OF Ais. Levari Facias To
me directed, will be exposed to Public sale.
at the
HOTEL OF JACOB HYATT,
in Newport. in Christiana Hundred, New
Castle county, Delaware, on
SATURDAY,
TIE s2d DAY OF MAY, 1875,
at2o'clock, r. NJ,
The following described real estate, viz:
All those two tracts of land situate In Mill
Creek Hundred, which are particularly
bounded and described as follows, namely:
No. J, Beginning at an old stone in the new
road, corner OF lands of Philip c. Wilson.
thence up the middle OF said road north one
degree and % minutes west Is chains and "a
links to the middle of the turnpike, thence
along the middle of said turnpike north b6
degrees and minutes, west ~ chains and 27
links To the middle of the cross road, thence
along said cross road south 10 degrees and Is
minutes, west chains and IS links to cor
ner IN the middle Of said road, thence by
ltnds OF Thomas jackson, these two next
courses, to wit: north 49I degree, west I2
chans and 10 links TO stone, and south 81
degrees and 20 minutes west = chains and 8
links to stone In an old line of land formerly
OF Jonathan llson, thence down said old
line partly by lands of Jasher ii. Dixon,
south three degrees cast ~ chains and 81
links to a corner on the southeast side oi the
Valley road, adjacent to lands now Of George
'piihsSib tucucc ny tnc last ma 'cu lands
these next following nine courses, namely:
North 3i4 degrees, east one chain and IS
Inks TO stone, south 90 degrees and 25
minutes. cast ~ chains to ce rner, south Al
degrees and - minutes, east seven CHAINS and
81 links to corner. south AZ degrees east one
CHAIN ana 33 links to the corner OF u dam
north i6 degrees east two chains and s. links
to stake, north IS degrees and 20 minutes.
east 1--WE chains and two links to stake,
north 81 degrees aud 80 minutes east three
chains and 80 links to an old stone, north a.
degrees and i've minutes east chains and 7
luks To stake, and north 50 degrees and
llFc minutes, east i've chains and 2S links to
!: corner in the middle of the new road afOre-
raid, thence up the same north one degree
ana 20 minutes west one Chain a0d 81 links to
The place OF beginning, containing eighty
six aci es and sixty-two perches OF land. be
the same more or less.
No. 2, tract of woodland beginning at An
olu corner stone adjoining lands OF James
Dixon and other lands of said John g. Jack.
son, thence by the last named lands south 60
degrees and ~ minutes east 10 chains and s
links for corner, thence by lands Of SAID
Thomas jackson these next three courses
namely; south 90 degrees 40 minutes, west
Chains aud % links TO stake south 70 de-
Erccs and ~ minutes west = CHAINS and 80
INKS to stake, and north 80 degrees and IL
minutes west II chains and links TO a cor
her III a line of james Dixon's land aforesaid
thence by said line north two degrees west
IL chains and ! links to tho place Of begin.
ning, containing thirteen acres and seven
perches OF lani, more or less.
Seized and taken In execution as the pro.
poftE of John q. jackson and EIizubelh hia
wife, and to bc sold by
Nm. ii. LAMBSUN, Sheriff.
sherif' Olhce. New Castle /
May A. A. D., 1875. mn,5 .2tavts
The daily gazette., 1875-05-17

vance of the Secretary of the Interior
and the commissioned Indian Affairs.
he paid no heed to them, and gladly
accepted their designations. Delano,
Smith aud Babcock had his private ear
and confidence, for reasons that are
now well understood IN. Y. San.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-17
nlayl7.Gt
MOTION.

~ Office.
~ As we hear many reports coming from
interested parties to The eject that we al e
trying to combine with other lee Dealers TO
put up the price of lee, We say they are false
in every particular, and the person or per
sons making them are telling wilful false
hoods for the purpose OF getting trade. We
have not tried or even talked of it at any
time, and shall not change the prices higher
on any consideration the present season,
And further, we want every one to know and
all our customers particularly, that with
out we have very larSe and unprecedented
sale this summer, we i'll have an ample suD-
ply of Ice left over OF the very best quality.
which we.will sell at low prices next season
even il there should he no Ice made here the
coming winter.
Our Ice is the best and prices arc as low rs
the lowest
PUSIN & RICE,
maylj ct iIj shiplcy street.
NOTICE.--AlI persons indebted to the late
IN Patrick lIassan, 2i9 West second street,
are forbid trusting amy one ON my accOlWt,
nor will recognize any receipts issued in
any other handwriting than my own. All
bills due to me must be paid up by the first
of June, otherwise l will proceed rs the law
directs, without any further notice.
PATRICK HASSAN,
maylj-6td 6l2 West Front street.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-17

j. II. Britton. Democrat, was elected
Mayor OF st. Louis, on Saturday, by q
majority q about six hundred over
Henry Overstolz, Independent.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-17
Sks EalEFs's -as.E

viz; piop'i'
Enslnc and boiler, Roller, shears, punches,
hammers and dies, saw, slotting nachinei
grindstone, bolt machines, O cast iron tank x
spiral machine, fan blower, shifting puileys.
Deitihg, NC; emery grinder, old engine and
boiler, lot OF tools. furnaces, manufactured
ana unfinished stock, patterns, Office fixtures,
Horse, wagon and harness, &c, being the en-
tire stock and fixtures OF the above named
premises,
seized and taken Into execution as the pro.
perty Of William II. schoen, and to be sold by
VIM. H. JAMESON, Sheriff.
Shorin7s onlce, New Castle,
April -, A. D., 1875. 30.2tavts
The daily gazette., 1875-05-17
Gs'tninS ,src yaii DaOrs,
RELEASE or THE IMPRISONED EccLEsT-
hSTS OF pOSEE,

BEHLH, May 1G.-Thc priests i'm.
prisoncd in i9osen and the ncighburing
tOwns aaye becnrclcased and informed
thai evidence with regard to the secret
administration oi the diocese by Pa
pal delegate is no longer required by
tue government.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-17
WE1THETc REPORT.
WASHINGTON, May II, A. n,

In the South and Middle Atlantic
States stationary and using barometer,
northeast winds, partially cloudy and
clear weather, with stationary or higher
temperature
The daily gazette., 1875-05-17
WANTS.

w ANTED--A FEW MORE MEN TO TRY
w File 81 Murphey's Coal, which is ihe
best IN the market, considering price and
quality. For further information apply to
COR 20TH and MARKER SIS.
iep9-ly Ninth Ward.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-17
THE ARCTIC
PRICE LIST FOR 1875.

lnn a. =, IT '1NIIl PCT TIDNIIlu.
'U at % cents per 100 pounds.
By the ton at the lowest figures.
we contract to furnish private families for
any number OF months ct prices lower than
was ever offered before. '
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
Please give us atrial. We guarantee satIsfae.
ton. j. b. COTVoW & S1N 'N'
'op--iy Proprietors1 J
The daily gazette., 1875-05-17

NOUNG MEN 5 LOAN AsSOCIAIION.-
l. Shares IN the Third Series, INST pay
ment June 10Th, may be had by applying 10
Ihos. Y. de Normandie. President, No. 3g2
Market street, Or 10
aur2ett T. L. YOUNG. sce'y,
The daily gazette., 1875-05-17

NOTlCE.--The undersigned would respect
~ fully inform their friends ana the pub
lie generally that they have formed Il co art
nership under the firm name Of Wise X Wei
din, for the transaction OF the Wholesale ard
Retail Lumber Business. Having taken the
south side Of Market street Bridge. We pro-
pose keeping constantly ON hand a lllll as.ort-
ment OF seasoned Lumber, to which we i'll.
yite your attention, and solicit your patron
age. JOHN WISE,
apr2l.lm G.. WESLEY WELDIN.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-17

rIfAKE NOTlCE.-1le Collie. tors Of city
j and school taxes have removed thor
ONCE from Fourth street market house to No
50 East 9Th street, over lhe lrcasurui's Onsc.
Those who have not settled their city taxes
must attend tU it soon, AS our term is out and
we arc going TO close oui tie business.
hLLN. CHANDLER,
NM. STlLLEY,
apr2o-lm Collectors.
~ O1iCK.-Mechanics Loan Association,
~ fifth serlrs-3.,0 stHrr, IN the filth series
OF this Association are now for sale, first pay
ment TO be made the second Tuesday in May.
Apply to W. j. MORROW, Scc'y,
mar2itf No. Az French street.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-17

Y OST - a. 90 REWAnn.-On On the 1ith
IL inst, coming from Fremcii street to :, e.
ond ana King, down KING to Front, and out
Front to Maryland Avenue, u package com
tanning lady's night dros aud several other
articles. The package was folded ina Copy
paid by the owner ON the return u The bun.
die 10 this Office or to
msylj3t Gl9 FRENCH SETEET.
NOTIGE-CESTRAL LOAN AsSDCIA.
~ TlO<.-Fifth Series auJ shares for sale
at 81 each. First payment ON " edncsoiay,
May 18th. Books ready, Apply to
ID. 4. iiAN htN-, Scty,
mayl3-Gt IA Market 9,r,ct.
~ OTlCE.-A special tn"e, iu-. uf the -tnc.,.
y holders of Mechanics Lrail Association
Will be he at the rooms, \. T.. Cor Tniri
and Market, on next MONDAY evening 2, ! .th
INST. at 81 T.. NJ Fun Attendance ItQugst.
ed. Business of importance.
mayl3-it ". }. MORROW, $ec'y.
ny OTlCE.-Thc Fourth Annual Meeting uI
~ the stockholders ui the Workingmru
Loan AS. Ociatlunt " III be hcd in the oiicc
OF the Secretary, No. "t2 Market street, on
MONDAY Evening nvAt, May ltth, lo1d, at
~ O'clock, when The annual report win be
submitted, and An election hclu. The third
series Is now offered Tor sale.
/ mayl tin GRO. I. MAEIS, Sec'y.
I NJ OTlCE.-1hc Co-pariucrship heretofore
| ~ existing beta cen William Green, thariCs
Green and William Wilson, Jr, under the
| ilTm rame of William Green y JU., is tins
day dissolved by mutual consent. Either II
| sigh iu liquidation
| WILLIAM GREEN,
| CHARLES GREEN,
NM. WILSON, JE.
wilmington, May, l, le.5.-linr
The daily gazette., 1875-05-17
SHERIFFS SALES.
sEstnAFE's SALE.

Ry virtue of writ OF Ais. Levari Facias to
me directed, will be exposed to Public sale.
The Osceola times., 1875-05-15
.The New Ynrl.

The New York Herald, OF
Monday, publishes six column
biography OF Cardinal M'Closky,
rae'ns his IIe through three
oil lis epochs-as a student of EN-.
met'sbusg, Mary land; as a priest IN
New York; AS a bishop in Albany.
Ills record as archbishop is well
known. All the testimony, saw
the Herald, concurs IN showinp
that the life OF the cardinal has
been one Of plcty, virtue and learn.
ingj That he has been ALWAYS !,
geod l.zen as well as Il catnolic
and that he has gwen his best e,
iorts TO educate and cHligh,en III,
people. The lesson IF such A III,
cannot be lost upon the vounp
men Of this generation. Wiatcv
er we may think of the religion,
opinions OF the cardinal, every
american must feel glad al III,
pope, IN awarding the dignilles ot
The holy see, has honored one VIII,
has always been AN Amefican il
every sense, and who has neye,
brought dlshonor upon the Amer
!can name.