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MEDTCATED POUCHES. !


folowing facts He treats diseases Of the ulddls I'D
= INDICATED DoUcHEs. H
Such as is pracliced in the nffmsres ai Berns Leps
Brussels Hamburg and St. Petersburg and lAely By 81
NEST distinguished London Artists with tie
defiu success; indeed iii the only method thath,s
been uniformly successful The best proof Of he siL
cacy Of the treatment will be reference TO nearly
NINE HUNDRED NAMES. sass
Residents Of the United States Canada New 3sunswek
and Nova Scotia who have been restored 70 acute hear
ing aud not single solitary case, knowledge did
We falio effect either partial total fesaoraez If tie
hearing, when advice and instructions we're aaAiuiy
and puncuaIly adhered TO. Many who could Sot hear
the report of pistol at arm length, can ne hsasa
watch beat at the distance Of feet faeH.
In cases Of mucous accumulation in the Enstachan
Tube and Tympanum, InhamatiOR OF the Nucus nsna-
brane Nervous Affections, Diseases of The AtmhlshA
Tympani commonly called "the Drum" OF when the dis
case can be traced othe effects Of Fever Colds the
OF Quinne Mercula Medicines, Gatherings in the Ears
in childhood &C., DR.. AlsopheFs rcaimeIt stands pre-
eminent Where the auditory Canal il dry and Tals,
with little or secretion when the deahes i sccnpA
MED with noises in the Ear like falling waisEchbRaE
Of insects ringing OF bells Tustng Of eaves eortnusl
pulsaons discharge Of matter or wlien IN stcephg,s
sensation is felt as il rush Of bleed n The head lpst
place when the hearing is less acute in DULL cloudy
lher, or when cold bas been taken the netIod clfts
ing the disease siHisllible. M haa rniHnna sv8p
IN DEAF AND DUNE. CASES
my experience in saying that iftfe hearing
was at anv time good, very much can be accomplished.
In the Deaf and Dumb School al Eepsc ont csassf
a. succeeded in restoring to acute hearing. Dr. A.
begs respectfully to state that nthOss essss be unes
takes he sssf hss .s4m ssasssz a famhraa
GUARANTEES 4 SUCCESSFUL RESULT,
Complete restoration, Or such mari ed inprovenens
will be taa III = gsas. s9s var 81 hfgzHaa
y. PERFECTLY SATISFACTORY -.
if his remedies are faithfully applied and drectidas sa
hered TO. a.sa AA@ SStTa Aaafai a1e4 81
applicants will please state their sge duration Of dis
case if matter issues from the pasege fhss
are noses in the Ears state of general heab Nhst
they suppose to have been the cause Of fe desie-s
When the hearing restored il Is expected that hose IL
easy circumstances will pay literally
MEDICINE, APPARATUS, &C..
Will sent to any part at my own expense. 3s s
Is Aedress DR.. ALS0PHERT, Bfeadvay. Office tlsS,
near Canal street, New York.
Five Consultation Ees9 81
April q, 1851 ssla q aaHel a1e1 i4m
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The PEOPLES PATENT OFFICE.
This well known establishment is still carried
on under the personal snpeEinisudence Of the
undersigned, through whom Patents may be-
secured both IN this aad all foreign counties.
with the utmost fidelity and dispatch, on very
moderate terms.
Persons wishing Tor sdvee relative 70 Patents
OF Inventions. mag at al lines c0nsait the uns
dersigned without charge. either personally ct
bis Office, or by letter. TO those liTing at
distance, be would state. that all the needful
steps necessary to secure Patent can be arr
ranged by letter. When The parties wisisto be-
informed as to the probability Of being enabled
to obtain Patents, il win Be peeessary FOR them
to forward BY mail rough outline sketch and
description OF the invention. No fee or charge
is made sor such examination. SIS
Private consultations held daily with Inyen-
tors from 9 a. NJ. to P. N.
Models from distance may be sent BY eI
press or otherwise. @
For further information apply to or address,
post paid, t rsa-f sass
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Peo. Pat OF SO Nassaa.st., New York. 3
May 18. 1854. 81
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CONE ALONG, MAKE NO DELAY.
Ladies ] have a splendid lot Of The latest
sPnng style, Pail and Plain Dress Silks.
apron silks. Persian Berege.all wool, and Nous
De Lame, Lawns, White Dress Goods Of all
kinds, Ginghams, Calicoes &c.
N TU0MpS0N
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Such is praclieed in the nhImsries a Berlns Leps
Brussels, Hamburg and St. Petersburg, aud lely BY 81
NEST distinguished London Artists. with tie
derfu success; indeed il the ony method ehss h,s
been uniformly successful The best proof Of he IL
cacy of the treatment will be reference TO nearly
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IirelY RcmOYcd. .

DR. ALS0PHERT begs to call the attention Of tioss
suetr from total or partial less Of the hearing ths
foowing facts He treats diseases Of the nldds sd
ini nrnal Ear with \
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Probate Court, A
Carroll county, Oils

WI Il. McGAYRAN, Probate Court, d.
AdmiaisfratOr 4 8 Carroll county, otis I
WILLIAM AcGAyRASsrl a.as.
deceased, Petition 70 sell land.
vs. + w
JOHN MAYS and To John Nsys and
MARTHA, bis wife, ct ais Martha Msyshis uiFe,of
Edgar county, Illinois, Thomas Nctavrsn OF Scott Coa
ty iowa. Elizabeth sAgntagan Of KensiegiOn. FidBtsls
| county PeuHsylvania, and Charles Lucy 81 Eat,,
Lucy his wife the State Of Illinois heirs and lesaseps
sentatiEes of William McGavrsn deceased. foa. sfs
hereby informed that the 25th day Of Aplil A. y.
1884, said Administrator fled bis petition IN tbs Probate
Court Of Carroll county, Ohio the object and pislsfd
which TO obtain Order &c, for the assignment q
the Dover Of Nancy McG4vran Ihesvidow Of said Wila
liam MeGavran deceased, in and for the saeoi the fev
ing real estate of which the raid decedent died seed
or so much thereof may be necessary pay the debts
of said deceden wit The east psit OF the north uest
quarter Of section thirty sx in township twelve Of range
four situate in the county Of Carroll Ohio and Containing
one hundred and ten sc e. more or less.
April q, 1854 At WILLIAM IL 9cGAVR1N.s4
Adni lar lt9F VI
prf s. WILLIAM McGAYRAS, tsea
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] do hereby certify that | have read and
compared the proof Of the foregoing law aud
lnd It correctly printed from the copy certified
by the Secretary Of State,
i'll BLACKBURN,
June ], 1854. Aud. of Carroll co.
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DIRE RS.
Hon. ]. R. Gddings, N. G. Pres. c. G. Finney,
[" II. Grswold, Lorin Andrews,
4" Reuben Hitchcock Pref Samuel st. John.
:" II. D. Clark, 90 P. R. Spencer,
Ms TOwnshend, E. F. Gaylord,
w. F. Otis. Cyrus Prentiss,
W. .. Gordon, Henry Wick.
PRIN C;PALs
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AND HERE IS THE PLACE.

Bennels. B0Hnets. s.--secOnd arrival Of SILK
and Fancy straw BOnuels selling of cheap
Call soon. CAB.
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DEAFNESS, Partial or Total, En=

Admi ,sfT st9T VI
prf 81 WILLIAM McGAYRAS, tse'a
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White Goods for ladies', few pieces Of
beautiful new styles, barred and stripe, and
for sale by G. d B.
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SILK and Satins of all grades and eolors, a
large lot on hand and for sale cheap by
CAB.
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30
,lli,ar, Road. CaI,rorn,,.

The fact that Congress made nm apprupria-
ion last SESSION, of twenty five thousand dol
lars 20 construct = military road from Salt
Lake City 20 the eastern boundary Of Cali
iorns, by way of the aj"n Pass, was recent
y brought prominently before It's r-aitrS
The act drec ed that the money should be-
expended under direction OF TIE Secretary
OF War, aud approved on the i7th july, ,
1854. In the act establishing postroads, pro-
visions were made COR q post road from Salt
Lake 20 san Diego. 1t Is not a httl, singular
that thIs military ruad aud post road, should
have been run into the extreme southern end
Of The state. Why were s!J 600 expended
on that line for a military rond and MOI dol
lar upon the great en- grant route from Sal,
Lake TO northern california; \ thousand
persons travel the latter where one undred
do the former, In fact The southern is the
great Mormon line Of commut icatlon to and
nom the pac fic ocean Salt Lake. These
moves in COngrts s5 seem 10 have been made
expressly for the benefit an protection Of lha,
singular people, aud we presume. we're in
troduced and passed through Congress. b,
The influence Of the delegate from Utah -
We do not perceive any good reason Nh,
our representative dld not interest them
selves ~ getting an appropriation tot militia
ry road from Salt Lake 10 Sacramento rallcy.
The route is certainly Of vastly wore impor-
tance than that over which Tie road was es-
tab ishcd
The precedent, as remarked by the Times
and IfanSerp, Is one we desire to see iul
lowed IN the legislation Of he present scs,
sion. IN appropriation in proportion t. the
lmportanuce Of the route, should be made
for military read, and line of posts from
Missouri TO California. a liberal appropria
ton, of this character, would meet The ap-
probation Of the people OF California, aud
would assist greatly to establish stage line,
ns well as telegraph line, over the same ter
ritory. Our delegation al Washington, are
doubtless fully aware Of the Importance of
immediate action upon this important en;eI-
Prise tsioH.
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30

We see " advertisements in the YreId
HeIald aud Shasta Cou,iT that the ctir ms
Of YreLa are about organizing "a joint stoci
Company, Cor the purpose of constructing a
Turnpike Road from Yreka % Shasta CIV
RIA the lluckleberry Swamp and the sacra
mento River"
We would call the attention Of the persons
engaged in this enterprise to the fact that a
wagon road isnow being built between Shas-
IA and Ibis place, ard will in all probability be
completed by the lst Of May next; aud sus
sesi to them that the most pract cable course
for them 10 pursue in order 10 insure an easy
communication with Shasta would be 10 con
stfuei q road from lrckn TO this place. which
can be done at much less expense and in
much shorter time than it would REQUIRE to
accomplish he undertaking referred to above.
The distance from lreka 10 Shasta is but
little d amy greater through Weaver than il
would be RIA the lluckltbcrry Swamp aud
Sacramento River.
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30

The Sacramento papers Of Monday con
tain very "Munehausen" narrative Of a
desperate 6Glt, which s said to have occur.
Cd a. ROCKY CaDon-"a deep and almost IN
accessible caaoa abon, fuy r.i,. north e
Placcrsine. ne.r T-adi's Valley ana abinhab-
lied" According 10 the siory as published
il seems that three men, Mcdonald, Sparks
and Capt. j. r.. Davis, Il Sonth CaToana,
Who is tie hero Of the ngh, were assailed
in the aforementioned canon BY eleven men,
who, armed 10 tho teeth, sprung ont on them
from an ambush. At the first fire IL. Nc
Dona,d fell dead, =; tLo coul, M Sparks
" as placed kors }e eo'nlzt and Cop;. Davis
vas left entirely alone against tie eleven -
But nothing daunted, val,iandy be pitches
in" sad Kill, ten ~ tie eeyea-s shooting
ssren Of them through The 1ears, and des-
patching the ;hree others with his boaie
knife. tie remaining one lie takes prisoner,
(affer cutting OF his nose, - masnsnimously
sparing his life.
Such is the substance 81 the report q, pub
lished in an Ext'a from the iousfcin Demo
era, and 10 which report is appended the
signatures Of seventeen men who ray they
held an inqrest oser the dead bo dies.
Tie report winds up By SAYING, 1--WE coun-
ted t"enty-eght bullet holes ihroueh Capt.
Davis' hat snd elothes---seventesn through
his hat, and eleven through lis cont and
shirt lie received bat two very 81 sh, 'ieeh
wounds
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30

On Thursday night tie 2lsi., Poll ee Of
hcer in Sacramento, by the name of Walton
attempted 20 arrest man who was stealing
potatoes on the Leyes The thief cndcavor-
ed to escape and the officer sho. at him with
his pistol, and wounded him GO severely that
he only survived sbout m hour. Ills name
vas Reed, and known to the Police as an old
offender, .aying 6eon twice inoareerated in
the Prison Brig.
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30

Two wee as iater advice- from Texas indi-
cat tha, IA, controversy betNcen the Grow
ernor aud The Treasurer Of that State, upon
the Su4,jec Of receiving the deposit made by
the Pacific Rnlroad Company. to secure the
contract for the construct on of ,he road 10
III Pisn has reached such a pass that there
+ no probability OF Ietreat ar compromise
on either side. The Governor has not only
refused 10 rcceiya the $500. Goa in Sussex
Iron Stock. b has rejected also further
security Of 500 0D0 in Tennessee Bank bills,
t.ud"red by Nessrs "a alkcr, King Il Co..
The Company b,gln to exhibit the deep in
terest they feel in securelng this contract.
and their full appreciation of its immense al
yantag :, by pIlng curity on security 10
induce the Governor TO withdraw his oppose
ton, but "hile rendering unlimited amounts
of all manner ot fancy stocks it is observable
that no cash is forthcoming. Raymond, the
state Treasurer. who accepted the original
deposit, is himself one of the contractors asso-
ciated with Walker, King Il Co. and lie
still maintains stoutly, that under the Act Of
the Legislature he. and he alone, WIS EN-
powered 10 pronounce upon the scficieucy Of
the stock and that the Company have ac-
CURED, by his acct ptance, vested interest
"utch no subsequent dcuoh of tht Governor
can defeat Beng party Interested. his ac-
ton inspires but little confidence, and the
people Of Texas have begun to view the Com.
pany W tn d,stru>t and suspcon--oi itself a
far greater loss than the difference would
have been between 6jHd fde deposit Of cash
and one OF wild eat stocks. Considering
the mere letter Of the law, the Company
havt complied with its conditions. and it is
probable they VIII be able to prove in court
of law iha, the stock deposited WIS al par, rs
required but litigation, and the delay arising
from it, would ruin their speculation; and
hence it is likely they viii prevail upon the
new Legislature OF Texas to pass an Act,
either ratityn1 their contract with the press
ent deposit or permitting them to substitute
ONE other security about which thers can
be 10 doubt, for the Sussex Iron Stock S.
f. Ucral9
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30

There Is proposition started in London
which j; is believed vii o1tr the best paving
investment at the present time is th.
erection Of American hotels at the dtitreni
pitfalls of Europe corresponding with that
now going up IN Paris. 1t - intended to
Connect them with telcgraphc wires, So that
a man at Rome or Vienna can speak TO his
friends in London. Another teatu is the
erection Of an hotel of embassy adjoining
and having at wil communication with the
main ho.el As is usual IN olr own country
there would be weekly Sores at the latgc
hotel. at which the Minister could receive
al Americans in town. without expense e.
himself, $40 that the presen. >aiarl would thes
enable thc American Ambassador 'omer
his couutymen with NOR. freedom e"
'temse Ives, and W.thoot exceeding hls Tay
European capitalists Wll. 'aAe h'.d OF tM>
scheme s. 3v4 w.
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30

SERIOUS AocIDEST.-Mr Charles r. Rove
met with serious accident on Monday last
while on his way 70 Shasta from this place.
While asoendng ths mountan neNr Nc
Laughn's house, about ha I way between
Weaver and Shasta, ho slish,od from his
mule and wa, walking behind him, when,
happening TO approach too near the cauimal, IT
suddenly kicked him, striking him full in the
chest. Nj Il. was immediately conveyed
by his companions 10 the Mountain House,
and medical aid sent for. lie lay in very
critical state for twenty .iodf hogr,i but We
are hePpy 10 learn from Dr. Jaskson, OF this
place, who has been in attendance ou him,
that he is now out Of danger
Mr. r. 10 brother Of tho proprietor Of
this paper, and has only been in The country
about a month.
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30

Ma. JoHv Cas-, the genteinanly proprie-
tor Of The Be!id Caioa, win plecss to receive
our blanks fGr his kind remembrance OF Us
during lie past week. 5omc friends Of ours.
learned IN ,he law, ana who have practiscd
At the Os'r sull.cic ntIy 70 be sooa>7 4agss, fS-
sure us hat the bottles Of "cocktas" sent
10 our Office by him, few days since, were
most excellent and could not have been ex-
celled by "the tabled nectar" 60 frequently
spoken Of BY certain Greciau cold nv"
called Homer. We are no judges Of The ar
ticle ourselves, .nl therefore are unable 20
express sny opinion of our own on tae sub
itct
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30

MASKED FACE For several evenings
past middle aged lady has been met on
Montgomery street, wearing a black gauz,
max. bonnetless, aud with stiie of inn.
porouSHess calculated at once TO arrest the
attention Of the bcholdcr. What docs Il
meant Who IS the romantic personape -
Mud wherefore does she conceal her features ?
such things durng carnival times, in Cath.
% e country, would excite no surprise. But
'hi> IS an age Of unromauuc actualtits-a
reri"d of suspicious cimaNes. vhere coucesi
ea faces double faces 5 aud IA ,e faces rron.r,
To br CLOSELY hmucj NLch otthe Police
iuters vl, assume the hazardous preror,
h'eol taking peep behn5 lhe v3i'- Tipss
a~} Z s-.1tti.
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30

We had in our possessi on sfew days since
sone beautiful stsnras, written for our paper
by l.. r. w, and which We intended 10 have
published this week, but they have disappear
ed in a very MYSTERIOUS manner. We should
not be surprised four friend Adobe had pur
loined them, thinking they were his ownC)--
n tncl is the ease, re demand immediate
restitution. In dcfau\t thereof We enu.m
l.. F. W. to finnish usG win sro,Esr nopy.
which shall be noTc safely preserved.
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30

The suGoued notice appears in the En-
lire .frgus Of Saturday:
Rfv. JoHS l.. SANDERS viii preach a, the
Count House IN Coloma, st ~ o'clock, A.
NJ, on Sunday, the 9llh inst.
Not only can he preach and write
II ucodlul be can slso Geht.
Bul su'l hope that none vii Far
To lend to him listening car.
Fer yea may find orthy teacher
In this rough looking fighting preacher.
i would s">m from The above poctieal no.
tee that The Rev. John L. Sanders. in ad-
d'lion TO his theological ard literary attain
mcnts' Poss. sses all the quail fcatious ucees.
sary to constitute him what our friend, Col.
III Alden, would call ''Perfcct fighting
6s3rs
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30

destructive eeutlagratiou occurred in
Vs.hecto ilourshing town IN Calayeras
'ounty, on the evening of the 22d inst dee
WoNing the largest portion Of tie business
pat Of he town. The fire originated in
aadanso house aud is supposed to be the
HorA Of an ineendary.
Mess's. Dolheguey and John A. Walker
Go. we're the heaviest sufferers. having
st Their entire stocks amounting to $40.
900 or $4,000.
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30

NoSsIER Eco MIR Jacob Kncckt. says
jhe EnTire .4rgus. has laii on o.r ta'l' a
hen. .gg, measuring onritudina Iy seven
aud halt inches, and six and ohe-iOurth IN
ches lauuilnalIy."
We would like TO lay alongside Of this
monster egg, one which We lave just recciv
ID from Mrs Robinson, Of Oregon Gulch.
Our specimen measures "longitudinaIly
ihree-fourths e an inch, ard not quite halls
an inch "lalitudinally." It weighs eIac,l,
forty-,wo grainp-not quite the tenth part Of
IN ouuce.
Sc we claim 10 rosseso The smallest hens
egg in tn" State end are wiling 10 allow the
4 gus TO have the largest.
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30
MAxrLA-we are ipf,,,n-1

MANILA" are Informed
ger per the E4.Gfoy, FROM Manila 'Tal theFs
were n" Vessels luadiu2 for thi. port. Rice
WAS not obiniuable a ihe time Of her eailing-
,he shippers pr EI"ator having purchased
her cargo "a anticipation.
hIce IN China ~ns commanding famine
pr4ecs, and none would be shipped rom
there
The ship H,mmJs Blmmqjc, had arriy
I'd at Man'l~ from China ior a return cargo
o. rice, bat cnuli not obt.i it. and uaS e1,.
c"d TO '"ad mirror paddy at fifty cents per
pcul ChO,ice
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30

ORDERs.--llave recently been received at
all our navil stations ~ tit vessels of war now
IN port Tor sea ~l.h all possible Dispatch -
The cause Of this ncrra Of our active naval
force s not stated 1t has been stated ia one
OF the minor organs Of the government AZ
Washington, that the aspect of our relations
with Spain looks threatening, and in the ab
sence Of more positive information. it is tair
10 presume from the Increased activity atthe
navy yards that rupture is anticipated. II
- time the public had more light upon the
state OF our relations with Spain.
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30
Taxable Prope.t, In 1883 md 1854.

Bellw we give the valuation of the taxable
property in few Of the counties ofthe STATE
in 1913 and 20 1851, from which it appears
likely ;hut the total valuation ot property in
the State Tor 1874 will be less than that Of
last wear. Since the valuation OF lS53, stan
islauS county has been cut of from Tuol-
umne. which may account for the decrease
in that county The total valuation in Is 3
was s9l 3fS.l55. Of which more than one
third was in san Francisco county
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30

The Miaer's .3iroeate, published at Dla-
mond Springs, in speaking Of the great want
Of water which is at present universally fl,
thr' ugAout the country. suggests the pracii-
cability of Artcsian Wells as a remedy, and
calls the attention Of those eonversant With
the nature of Artssian Wells to the subject.
We would suggest to our friend Sites
thai he might perhaps test the practicable,
# ihe proposition by sinking his deep
Hole" Attls further.
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30

Victor Lang. jewciier, Dupont street, near
W ashngton SIN Francisco. was robbed la>t
Monday night OF a carpet bag with s. 20 in
watches and jewolry,
1t is lkely that duel viii be forpht by
Hessr'. E"H and Ferguson, of san ir4rc,s-
g. arising from aa altereatou concerning
horse racing.
The comics, between Remover and Philips.
"l "a.etng ,uc longest, was pg cr- .ag 81,
."at accounts. They commenced on Monday
So a'9 p. =.
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30

SOUTHERN PARADIE-A correspondent
OF the los Ang' les STIR writing from san
Gabriel gives the following description OF A
tract Of country called the Monte. which if
correct-lkc Doo5ticks patent medicine.
would cause Heaven to appear only as side
show. lie saws: The Monte /. e.rtaink
the most singular district o. country in cali
iornia--it is IN extent twenty-five miles IN
length the san Gabriel river running the
Whole distance through il; 1t is from five 10
fifteen miles wide; it is low, flat and damn
land, but not marshy, the toil black aud cx-
cecdIngIy rich and productive 1t produced
ttls year the finest corn have ever seen in
any country, the Illinois bottoms not eycep-
ted. 1t alse produces all kinds OF vccatables
oi the most lnxurant growth, cabbage. putup.
klns, turnps, beats and oui rs surerior To-
any part Of the world that have ever seen
and strange to say, all entirely without irr.ga
ton
us inhabitants are extremely healthv--it
is al least as healthy rs any portion OF the
STATE. On these lands can prodpced nj
most any variety Of iruit grown n any coun-
try and 10 great perfection. The following
varieties Of fruit may now be- seen nnurishing
With comparatively little attention or cultiya.
uon. The most important are the orange
pears peaches, grapes, crons iigs. English
"alnuls qpne's, olives and many other ya.
re,ies io) numerous 10 menton.-Stafe
journal.
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30

Cram, Rogers a. Co wore tho fret 30
bring u files Of Atlantic papers which arriv-
ed hy the Uncle Sam. kIr. Raynes will
please accept our thanks for the Yreka Her.
alb and late papers from below received from
him on Tuesday lass.