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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-01-12
TEMPERANCE-O Opinion of Lord Chster-

TEMPERANcE-Opinion Of Lord Chster-
feld.-"It appears to me-" said Lord Ches-
terfeld, in the House Of Lords, ".hal since
the spirits which disillers produce, enleeble
the limbs, vliaie the blood, pervert the
heart, and obscure the intellecl, that the
number of dis,illers should be no argument
in their favor; for ] never heard ,ha, law
agalns, theft was repealed Or delayed be-
cause thieves were numerous. 1t appears TO
me, that if so formidable body are confe-
derates against the virtue or the lives OF
their iellow-cl'zens, j! is time 20 put an end
TO havoc, and to interpose ~ lille i, is yet in
our power to stop the destruction. So lit
tie am ! affected with The merit Of the won
derful skill which the dis,iilers are said TO
have attained, that it is in my opinion no
faculty of great use 10 mankind TO prepare
pslasah.e poison nor shall lever contribute
my interest for the reprieve Of murder
er. because he has by long practice ob,sin-
ad great dexterity in his trade. If their IL
quofs are so delicious tha, the people are
tempted 10 their own destruction, let US
81 length secure them from tha! fatal draueh ht,
by bursting the visls tha, contains them /;
let US crush the artist in slaughter, who
have reconcled their countrymen TO sick
ness and 10 ruin''
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-01-12
PAINFUL BUT LAUGHABLE In "Notes
of all Army Surgeon,' we find the follow

PAINFUL BUT LAUGHABLE In "Notes
of an Army Surgeon,'' we find the follow
ing
remember, one day, in msking my hos
pilal rounds, patient jus, arrived, presented
an smpulaled forearm, and doing so could
scarcely restrain broad laugh; the .ister
was constantly on bis face.
"What is the matter? this does not strike
me as subject Of laughler.'
81! is no, doctor, bu, excuse me, lost
my ri, in so funny way that still laugh
when look d, IT,"
"What way p
"Our first sergeant wanted shaving, and
got me attend TO il, as am corporal. We
went together in front Of his ten! ] had
lalhered him, took him by the nose, and
was jn5t applying the rezor, when can
non bai! came, and that was the las! ! sa "
of bis head and my aim. Excuse me, doc
tor, fr laughing so, bu, never saw such a
thin z tsfose." E..
T<ie occurred during The siege Of Fort
= ~
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-01-12
THREE DAYS SIGur.-A Frenchmsr

THREE DAYS. SIGHr.-A Frenchmsn
unacquain.ed with business, once received q
draught payable al lhree days sight e, Ger
tain bank. The fast day he presented
himself at the counter and taking the draughl
from his pocket book, extended it before
the paying teller, and, to his establishment.
said, "You see that once" and folding the
drsught, be walked away. The mex, N morn-
ing he appeared again and, going through
the same form said, ''Y on see that twice"
The third day he appeared again and said.
~ ou see that three times Now, by gar,
you will pay him."
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-01-12

INFLUENCE OF COOP Boo Ks.-"If" said
Naniel Webster to friend, ''reIigous book
are no. widely circulated among The masses
in this country, and the people do not be-
come religious, do not know what is to be-
come of US as a nation" There is some.
thing in This one sentence for solemn renec-
lion on the part of every patriot and every
christian. If God and his works are not in
our midst, the devil will be; anarchy and
misrue, degradation and misery, corruption
and darkness will reign without mitigation
and without end.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-01-12

Our FAvoRITE LAss-There is a whole
alphabet of love in her bright sparkling eyes
her marble brow, swan-lke neck, and
round tapering limbs. combine to make her
an exquisite subjec, for the poet, painter
and sculptor and then tha, mouth Of hers!
when the winds of passion are a. rest
how much it resembles haI(-blown rose
on mild morning in June !-and when
iransshaped t" a smile, how very like to the
bow of the little naughty god Cupid! All
who could ever suspect its being recepta.
Gle for pork and beans and apple dumplings
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-01-12
MISC ELLA n EO L S
MISTAKE OF YOUNG MEN.

II is grand mistake into which many
American youth fall, that manual labor is
not honorable. To be merchant, law
yer, doctor, an engineer, military or ma
val officer, or q sh1i ssst., is i. tntn es-
teen, much more honorable that il is 10 be
a mechanic or farmer. il cannot be de-
MED that all these other occupations require
exer,ion. The doctor is often quite as
wesryswhen his days work is done, as the
farmer or blacksmith can be but he is no,
half so sure of quiet nights sleep as they
are, and We all know TO whs, hsrdships en-
gineers are exposed, as we'll as persons who
follow the seas.
We often see vigorous young men seek
ing places as clerks in stores. They all
hope-and generally expect-some favoTs-
lead them on 10 foltune.'' Osher men have
accumulated vast sums Of money in buying
and selling goods, Why not | !? is the lau-
gusge they use. They rarely consider iha
but a very small number oi those who en-
bark ever complete their voyage. When
one succeeds, fifty, perhaps hundred fail
But an industrious thrifty farmer seldom
fails to secure for himself and family the
comforts Of life. The skiIful and praclc
mechanic, too, is generally sue of q remu-
nera,ion for his labor, and, with common
prudence, he can provide competence fol
the future. That princely fortune can be
hesped up by the plough. the jack plane, o'
the sledge we, 90 not say nor is it pEe.en.
ded that men are likely TO acquire fame on
the farm, or al the work bench, as at the
bar. Blu, the history Of the world will
show, that the men who have done mos
for the welfare of their race, snd whose
memories ere cherished with the most re-
speci, came from the hard-wo orking ranks
Prncely fortunes are more easily wasted
than won, and while the moderate posses
sions of the farmer or the mechanic supply
all The comforts Of life, they are attended
with few temptations 10 luxury or extrava-
gance, and still fewer risks from The folly
or fraud of others.
There can be no doub, that agricultural
employ menls are the most natural to men,
and there is no country on the g lobe in
which the facilities for pursuing these en-
ployments are SO great as in the United
States. 1t requires bu, very small outlay
Of money TO obtain a respectable farm to
begin with. Avery good knowledge Of The
methods of husbandry can be easily acquir-
ed. The implements Of labor are as good
and cheap az cen be found the world over
The pro Iucts of The earth are sure ofs good
market, and one which is easily reached.-
The lille Of land is well secured, the large
monopoles, such as some of the countries
of the old world are burdened with, can
never exis! here. What greater encourage
men. could be asked by one who only de-
,sires to live comfortably and independently
The farmer-tha. honest, goodly farmer
lis one of the most independent. men in
the wide world. He has The promise OF
the grea. Creator that seed-,ime and hsrves
shall not fail. He may always plough il
hope, and reap with joy. To till the eartl
them is really an honorable calling.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-01-12

s'GenilemsG is a term which does not ap-
ply to any station, bul to the tnind and feel
lres in every station. The man of rank who
dep"rts himself with dignity and candor,
the tsadssman who discharges the duties of
life with honor aud integrity, ara alike en-
titled to il: nay, the tumblest ar.zan, " ho
fulils the obligation cast upon him with
virtue and with honor, is more entitled to
The name of gentleman than the man VIII"
can indulge in offensive and odd remarks.
however high his his station.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-01-12
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY,
BY E. WELLS, JR.
EDITOR AND OPRIET r

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
For one wear, if paid within six months, $3.50
sc 6 ifnot paid within six months, 200
ADvERTIsEMENTs.-SI per square for two nser-
tlons-l2 lines of small type or IA of large type
constituting square-and 25 cents for every SUBJ
sequent insertion. If the number OF insertions be
not marked on the advertisement it will be pub
lished until forbid, and charged accordingly. A
liberal deduction will be made to those who ad-
vertise by the year.
Communications addressed to this Office must be
POST PAID.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-01-12

1t is common to regard milk as little less
than mere drink. But This is an error.-
Milk is really an article Of solid food, being
coaguIaled soon sf,er reaching the stomach.
New milk contains ihirteeen per cent Of dl-
ges,ibe solids, and skim milk ten per cent,
the former fully one half and the latter one
third of the nu,fimen, contained in the lean
par, of the beef and mutton.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-01-12

The Horse that was gosded with '',he
spur of the Moment" in ascending "lhe hill
OF ime," having been employed in convey
ing "moombeams of slver' from The smines
of thought" was "caught in the a'templ,"
and seriously injured, while his driver was
struck blind with "the briliancy Of the
idea -
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-01-12

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MAKE Home HAPPY Dom; let fretfu
'f.uIs finding disposition destroy your do.
mesic happiness; for as sure as you indulge
a morose and cross temper, you destroy your
own comfort and The comfort of all around
YOU; the influence of your example will be
felt for generations. Let there come one
cross, Discontinued spirit into family, and
it will turn happy home into distress and
confusion, for even sicknes, is not so dis
| I essing, where there is cheerlulnes5 and pa
tieuce. as lhe constant contention Ot ffel-
fui ard impatient spirit. The lillle ones OF
| The household are generally influenced by
the example Of The irelful and cross. when
they are spoken to in cross and fretlul
maner, they soon pass it along, and lille
brother O sisitr is soon treated IN the sane
manner. And if their influence ended in
their childhood it would not be So bad, but
il does not except with their death. 1t is
the duty Of each one o: The family TO max e
home happy but is ,he special office OF a
woman TO make home the happlest place on
earth In all the relations Of life, as wife.
mother, daughter, or sister, let cheerfulne- S
reign.
The spirit of kindness is glorious in the
aged. Wien we look on the cheerful and
resigned cuunlenence Of Il good kind grand
mother. we cannot but love aud venera,e
her /; and aIlbough she may not be able 10
do much with hands TO benefit the house
hold, yet. by imi,aling Lois of old, she can
do much for the family. While she relieves
lhe mother of some of the pressing duties
,he interests the little ones. and gains their
love and fec lion, and renders herself bIes-
sing 10 all.
In the mother, nothing can be more beau-
,ifuI than meek aud quiet spirit. There
is no sdorning compared TO II. The mother
who possesses such disposition, can do
! ,l.oie for ]ii,e iuS,iug weii-Deing OF her fam
ily, although she Glay be feeble, than the
| cross, impatient spirit, if she possesses the
power of Hercules. The one throws around
her halo Of love and joy, and makes her
home happy, while '!ic othe! sca'ers midew
and death.
In the daughter, gentle. cheerful and
quiet spirit is ! crown Of beauty. II is o
peall that renders The pnssessor E!ore love
IL Than the richest jewels or he most Cost
Iy saiment could make her. She had kind
word for ell. The Iilile ones look III to
her for example and encouragement; they
put confidence in her, knowing ,ha, she is
alNays gentle and obliging ;and the encour-
aging smile of the genIe sister vii! simu-
late the Orolller TO good and noble actions.
Let every member OF The family, male and
female, strive to make home happy, and they
may render home "sweeI home," even q
heaven on earth.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-01-12

To THE Press GENERALLY-The En-
peror Nicholas wishes an erratuna corrected
in the next edition of our dictionaries. He
begs 10 say that he has discovered that an
Ottoman is not thing upon which yon can
easily and comfortably place you foo,.-
Punch
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-01-12

This is dangerous period of the year
for colds-peo ople should be carelul-Mrs
Pa'tlngton says she has 60, romantic af-
ieclion in her shoulders, the new geranium
in her head. and the embargo in the region
Of her joguar vein !; all from the opening
Of the window TO throw bottle a; couple
Of belereut cats on the shed.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-01-12

Some years ago, witness was examined
before judge, in case of slander, who re-
qured him to repeat the precise Words
The witness hesilated until he rivetcd the
attention of the whole court upon him; then
turning to the judge, he began :-"Msy it
please your honor, you lie and steal, and
get your living by stealing! The face of
the Judge Redeemed, and he Immediately ex-
claimed, ssTurn TO The jury sir"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-01-12

COOP SEcURITY.-A person who wish
ed TO borrow @ small sum Of money, being
asked by Dean Swift whom he proposed as
security. 81 have none to Offer" said the
poor man, ''excepling my faith in my Re-
deemer." Swift accepted the security, made
the entry accordingly, with all formnlily,
and declared that none Of his debtors were
more punctual than this man.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-01-12

A feller of a,rocious uginess chsnced TO
pick up looking lass on his road. Blu,
when he looked at himself be flung it away
in a rage, crying, eff you were good for
anything, you would not have been thrown
away by your owner''
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-01-12

The world is mongrel-half spaniel, half
wolf. Lash it often, and wheu you require
it, whistle will bring j, 10 your feet show
bu, the slightest symptom of fear, and it will
turn upon and worry you, even unto the
death.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-01-12

To CURE NOSE BLEEDING.-RolI up
piece of paper and press it under the upper
Lip. We have nied tins plan in great
number Of cases, and have only seen j, fail
on one occasion.-Er. paper.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-01-12

'There's womsn at the bottom Of every
mischief" said Joe. "Yes',' replied Charley
"when | used TO gel into mischief, my mo-
lher was at the bottom of me-"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-01-12

A neighbor Of ours informs us tha, wood
goes further when left out of doors than
when housed some Of his having gone
upwards of quarter Of a mile in one night.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-01-12

Butit does not require that man should
be ensIaved 10 the plough, nor that he
should make companions Of bis sheep and
OK. The shrewdes, and most intelligent
men, who 81, on our juries and help make
our Ia VS.. come from their farms end return
to them as soon as their public duties tei-
inmate. The good ssense. sobriety, con-
tentment, industry, and love of order which
characterize our Anne, lean farmers, are, un-
der God, among The most impottan, safe
guards of public peace and prosperity.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-01-12

Somebody says,"A baby laughing in It's
dreams, is conversing with the anseIs."-
Perhaps so-and we have seen ihem crying
in their waking hours, as though they were
having spal with the devil.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-01-12

AmodeI return upon a writ was recently
made by deputy sheriff, in Morgan coun-
ty, Indiana. 1t was: "Sarved the within
bu, was fl with brick bats by the woman
so that | couldn't sarve i,.''
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-01-12

Our minds are like ill-hung vehicles,
when they have lltle TO carry they raise b
prodgIous clalter heavily laden, they nei-
lher creak nor rumble.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-01-12

IIwere we'll if old age were truly second
childhood; i. is seldom more like i! than
The berry is TO the rosebud.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-01-12

A ,orren, Of misery closes The springs Of
the soul, whilst the food gates of the heart
open with a touch.
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30
ST TCHARLES EXCHANGE

TlHIS WELL KNOWN and long establish
j. ed Restaurant is still conducted bv the
Proprietor. $. 5. lIOVEY who is doubly
determined, (by spreading his table with pro
visions resh and choice,) to merit the pub
lic patronage so literally extended 10 him.
Here the inner man viii fnd comfort and
relief No mistake. Give him a call.
- Opposite the Diana and adjoining the
FL Dorado
Weavervile, Dec 9th, 1854. Dc ly
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30
DRUGS, sc
\yEAYrHYEI,I,l.

SEANEttNIII.E
H2 DRUG STORE. r..
Sd Sign Of the Goi4cn .uoriar, Co.
MAIN STREET.
IT DAWSON & co. would respectful
III. T. cali the attention Of those desirous of
pu chasing GOOD ARTICLES to their large and
ana well selected assortment Of pu and Hn-
aduiterated DRUGS AND MEDlClN Eo;
knowing from past experience that success in
combating the numerous Ills that human
hesh is heir to- depends us mach on the
quality OF the medlclne administered as on
the skill of the physician. We therefore un-
hestatIngy warrant every article to be as
it is represented. We also would call
attention to our large and varied assortment
of geht.iae Patent Medicines, consisting in
part Oh
Osgood's Indian Cholagogue,
Peruvian Febuiuge
Thone's and larrant's Extract,
DaySons Concentrated Compound,
Perlumety, Fancy and olet Articles, also
PHtS. SnSapdrtkd LiteMeHfS.
Nrght's, 5 Z Iownsend's, Mustang,
Mohatts, Old j Towns DIS, Nerve Bone,
Lees, Sands KcIcngers
COOKS John Bulls, Hays
lbbard's, \ Ii Bulls, Counter lrrtanl
McL,an's, Guysou's, liunts,
ilolloway's, Mey ers' Volatile,
JaNue's, etc etc. etc.
OmmentS - Dalley's, Romans, Green
Mountain, McA listers, Holloway =, TraSk 5,
etc, etc. Alcohol, Turpentln', ~ream Far
tar. etc., etc.
Prescriptions carefully pct up Diseases
Of a private nature skiulLlly and coniidentlaly
treated.
DR.. H. i. DAWSON.
do #. II. ". ANDERSON.
DRS. JACKSON n DAWSON
| lIavin, associated together for the practice
oi Medicine, otlpr their professional services
to the crGizeus OF Weayervllle and vic nifty
All calls promptly attended to-day and
night. Oili, c al H. Is. DAWSON ~ co. >
| Drug Store. d9 Il
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30
Lost

1 GOLD WATCH, open e., suppDscd
II 10 have been .o.i hetaeen tbe So" unl
~ tine junction % ..aet md -.a.n W'a,er,
aud tio IL DotaaI ~."1n. - In.g. -.
ward w.i. i, gwen ga delycI. -. t.'.
49, t l}ofsdi
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30
lIOtElS. Etc.
ItDEPENDENCE HOTEL.

TIE subscribers having leased the above
named Hotel, would respectfully I'M run
tr friends aud the public generally that the
buse will be k pit in a manner 'i'a' WIN give
s;sfaction to all those who extend 70 hlm
tiir pslronage The rooms are wei iur>
Dhed and conveuieht
Tbe Tabes vii be furnished with the very
st the market affords, egardless OF exp" nse.
his department being under the saperln-
Sdance of MIR. j. STANMoRE, is "a sure
tmrantee Of satisfaction even to the most
Eistdious
The Bar IL supplied with the best of Ii
quors. Customers will be accommodated at
any hour Of the day or night.
G.. BELCHER.
j. STANMORE,
do If Prop 'e'ors.
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30
UNION HOTEL.
NYEtXInVIIlI.E

1lHE undersigned would respectfully in.
! form their ileuds and the pubic n een.
eral, tia, they have opened iLe above named
house IN Weaycrylle, having ren1s t'"i AND
newly fitted up the the same 10 cp,niof.
able manner. Bong thoroughly acquLnet
with oil the branches IF hotel keeping, they
have no hesitad n 10 promising foil .4ils.ac-
ton 70 all who may pgtrunise them
4. WM. PEsEHKE,
ERNSI VOC H.,
10 5m Pup ifi0ss
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30
DRY GOODS. &C.
FIRE PROOF BRICK STORE

FIRE PROOF brick STORE
LARGEST STOCK IN TOWN.!
p. NJ. EDER CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
HAVE on hand and for sale the largest and
IL most complete assortment of
Dry Goods and Clothing
ever offered in this market, consisting OF the
best quality of
Frock Sack and Business Goats,
Blk * Fancy Doeskin Il Cashmere Pants
Satin, Silk and Cloth Vests,
Shirts, Drawers,
Cravats and lIandkerchefs,
OF every description,
Boots, Shoes and Caters,
Hats and Caps,
Carpet Bags,
Belts, etc, etc, etc.
India Rubber Goods, Of all kinds-such as,
Ovcrcoats,
Leggins,
Caps, Boots, ETC., etc.
ALSO-a large variety of
Dress and Fancy Goods,
SUCH As......
Silks, Merinoes,
Alasacus, Muslin nelanes,
AlusIins, Ginghams,
Caiicoes, Laces
Edgings, etc. etc.
All qualities of Ladies and Misses Caters,
Shoes, Hosiery and Gloves. Also
House Furnishing Goods,
Carpets,
Table Cloths,
Table Cutlery,
Crockery and Glassware,
| ......A LSO.....
HARDWARE:
q Cut and Wrought Nails, Long and
S:I Short handled Shovels. Collins Axes
~ Locks, Buck aud Hand Saws, Seythes
Chains, etc, etc.
Also fine assortment of
s \ ID - / l. r Y.
Weaverville, Dee. Q. 1854, Do If
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30
u kOShNBAUM,
a MARI.
sTATE OF CALlFORNIA.l..
= A I, 90 y

CoUNrY or laiNrY o.
On this, the 18th day Of December \ y
1851, personally appeared before me, l. s.
Williams, Cic,k IN and for the County and
State aforesaid, Eliza Roseubaun, known Il.
me TO be The person described in, and whs
executed the foregoing instrument and sha
beng made acquainted with The contents,
and examined apir, from aud without ths
hearing Of her husband, acknowledged 10
rhe that she czecctct the same freely AMI
voluntarily, wlthout fear or conpuisiou, os
under influence OH husband, and that shg
does hot wish to rctract The execution of ths
same.
~ testimony whereofl have hereGito sct
ny hand and private seal, fthere beng ia
seal Of Office YET provided this 1911 day Of
-, December, a - 1851
sEAL l.. >. WILLIAMS.
- Cietk.
Dee -, 1854. dl6 . w3
s3- san Fraucisco "Town 14is" copy
weeks aud send bill 70 This ollice.
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30
DI-~UI.U rION,

The Ccrartucrsh hnroff.e cxpHp
between p. O'kcefe and llpbt Jpynt, the
keeping Of She ! ustn Ilmei7 ia Nivef-
vile Cal fornia, S this day by mutu con
sent dissolved.
EOBT. JOINT.
+. DhEIt.
Wssv-rv.lle. Dec 2c'h l58 -
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30
TO DNLINQTi.NT-.
NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted to the Austin House
Awhile under my charge vili please call
upon niy attorney J II. Howe. Weaver. and
sejtle tnoir accounts Immediately. By 50
doing they viii save themselves some ex.
pense.
JAMES McLAUGuLlN.
December %, l-5I.
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30
I. XLEULLS,

WATCH MAKER AND JEwELLER,
Main street, Weaver, adjoining the Bella
nion saloon.
Has on hand splendid assortment OF
Wdtches,
just received from oan Francisco. Also,
J e " FL 4 RY
Of every description, such as: Gold Fob
and Vest Chains, Diamond las and Rings.
together with q beautiful variety Of specimen
j ael.y. Icwery made to order at short
notice, and AL work guaranteed to give sat.
isiacton. Watchos aud Jewclry repaired
di6 - r
The Trinity times., 1854-12-30
ETIVSEIIW ,SI/OP.
NOTICE!

4 IL peraoas indebted to Dr. Edward Tra-k
n are respectfully requested to settle their
accounts previous To January lst. 1850.
All remaining unsettled al that time viii
be placed 10 ihe hands Of an attorney for col
lection.
y rs. -rr,No. Dec 2 fcs4. do'f