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DOVES RHEUMATIC LINIMENT,
A SURE REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM,
NO MATTER WHAT FORM OR HOW LONG sTANDIN q
Warranted an LreYq Case.

ny II following certificates are from some of the
4 most respectable and worthy citizens of Rich
mond its vicinity, well as counties of the state.
They well known, and would not put their names
to any thing unworthy of it. We have also the lib
erty Of referring to great many others, male and
female, who not willing to sign certificate, but
will give verbally the strongest testimony in its ia
yor. Many, after using the other popular liniments
Of the day try this, and invariably say they would
not give it for ali the linments ever made and that
they will take pleasure in recommending it to all at
fcted with rheumatism,
solely in the city Of Richmond, without advertising,
until recently, Its popularity has increased with its
use, and we are now sending it to nearly every
State in the Union, and we guarantee cure in every
DOVE & co. Richmond. Va.
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CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
The Great Purifier of the Blood.
Not a particle of Mercury in Il. 1,

An lafaflbe Remedy for Ser4Il1ia KINGS
Evil. rheumatism Obstinate Cnapeous Ffnp.
tons. Pinples or pusinles ON the ACE. Bl6lebes.
Boils, Chronic Sore eyes. Ring Worm or Tetter,
Sead head Enforcement and Pain Of the Bones
and Joints. Stubborn Ulcers, SyphiliIc Disor.
tlers. [ug1faoo, Spinal Complaints, and all Dis-
eases arising from, an jniadieious use Of Meleu
nv. Imnrulp nce in Life. or immunity of the
Blood
This valuable MeJicine which ias become
celebrated Tor the number of extraordinary cures
effected through It's agency. has induced ,he
proprietors al he nrofn rearest of their friends
10 nfsr II IN tho nnhfie vhicb hey IA win no
p,mos confidence in is vir,nes AID wander, :,
curative properties. The folje.ino eer. ,.ons,os
selected ftom lroe num5rF. arr sa,,.s,'ar
stronner testimony l6an M mere vor9 ~ 10
nrnnr,,ofx and are al tro,,, ~
Know IN heir loesIiiiea and 81 -, h IN 81
spectabi!ily, many Of ,heip resili,,o IN tho .;,v
ol Richmpnd. Va.
+. BOYDFN. Esd. of Tho F3.t,,.,e f7a.a,
Richmond known every where save he baI
seen he Medicine called Carte, = Sn',r,.b NJ
lure administered in over hnnlfsJ 80
nearly all lha diseases ' i;,e Sesssi ''
mendsd With tt~ se ass cr @h'en = - recon-
snls -. so.., :, = ih ,'as' -, ,,s.r.ls, ~
''.'''ss.'''''3
'e sGira ne ms e 's,t, seen.
AP ~ ~ fhf FL. -e4.eAi CGhh+-i
as.gyy ctiti,s, 'hai iof 'hfne ye1ts hal Aeua
,..'v ssef .. she mus s'Teni ats fip3ah.
,l'a SVEN, fhysieiahs 'ooS ia2e quantities OF
emu, 4iel.p; a'.a oFiiese AL NE iohlcs
aaSel''9ei' e"' an WITHOUT any fefmannHt re-
as'' ~ 'dsl uh seat'ets spanish EiAfhfe,
,"o op'1tes Oh "oiea ehecinaly e4ted me. aud
ah hafl'y 10 say nave MAJ neither Callls or
teVefs si9ee. consider II The best Tonic IN
the Woflt, and the only medicine thai ever
reached my case. JOHN oNGDEa.
Beaver pm, rear hiehinond' Va.
o. Il Il ~ Esq nov III the city o. Rich
MONT ana 'or many years ID tie i'ost ttiee,
ias seth eehil'ei'ee III Tie astonishing efiieacy
u ,oa',et spanish MiSluie'' TIA be has bought
upwards u ~ notiits, which he tas given away
- me ali,eted; Nh. luck says he has never
| hfnWh II TO iail When taken aeeaidmg 10 dlfee-
'loas' $50,
III MtN1ts pf8etisins fh}slrilna and
t"e'Ffy 81 ne I ny fi9t', II thf cry u 6iet
aeipl, saf' he tle a9s Witnessed IN Number ct
Instances 1tia elects u .taftei's Spanish sliS-
4ate "Rtea WIRE ifss 'fHly saiar SIM. IL
Sa3S " > e9st vi toi'stti- l'i'iis d'lend' III "a
ne '''sef, he s,''i titzets Me wonderful =
detd
;, Sa'f'AF tLR;s OF SGis3ftf.A The
hiillors ei the h'cttasosd RrPahlleal I,t :. 1T
want eiaple}ed in their ess n,sa. cured 81 Vi
a tt.l ''eftiela, continued win hhee@aflsa,
Waifh tftitfzi9 Disabled lllm from ao,k. Two
hollies Of carriers sfasi.h M,Aiafe' made per
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DE NJ ISTRY.
a. n. AEgYsagsg. (qsras1aaae,

a. u. AEzTMUzs, Graduate,
s.s AS removed opposite the Woodward
I4ais House, Gank Square, where he woai. ca
,he attention Of all needing Denial sub siilale
10 his beaatfnl spec;neus oi BLOCK Tk ETH
with continuous gums. Those teeth from the
con otl with which they may be worn, as well
as their superior beauty, possess great advantage
over Artificial Tech now in use. All the va
rious operations o. Dental Surgery performed
with strict reference TO pe!lnaHency.
prot's. P. II. Austin, A. NJ
NJ. D., D. u. s. Dean of The Faculty, snc
rof Chapa A. Harris, M. D., D. D. s., Ba!ti
more, MD.
Stapeton, May /, 1854.
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ANOTHER

AN oTilEI,
Supply OF,
just received
at Gsesham's
Agency opposite
Virginia Hotel
Grand Russian March with Brilliant variations by
Charles 6srohe: Omar Pacha Grand ,iilitary cai
lop Sleigh Polka, by .jul.ien Katy Polka. do;
PrIira Donna y aitz, do Giisi Sehottiah do son
tag Polka Medley Quick Step, introducing the pop
ular airs OF Few Days, Jordan, Aunt Harriet Beech
OK Stowe, &C.; Mountain Quick Step; Fountain OF
Love, Waltz; Ingomar Polka Institute Polka;
Sun Quick Step; dssial Polka Good News from
lone; How Softly on the Bruised Heart; The wing
Girl | Dream of Thee; iis Midnight lour Home
Again; De They Miss Me at Home Thou Hast Learn
ed to Love Another; Don't be Angry Mother; Thou
Art Gone From Aly Gaze; Aunt Harriet Beecher
Stowe; We have Parted not in Anger; We stood
Beneath the Moons Bright Rays; You'll Miss Ne
Then; When First We Met Drink to Me only with
Thine Eyes.
Msa- Tor any and every thing in the Music and
Musical Instrument line, call or send to
I. IL. GREsHAM'S
Book Magazine, Newspaper, Periodical and Cheap
Publication House, opposite Virginia Hotel
W. Music and Books mailed TO any place.
Staanton, March 10, 1885.
MAGAZINES FOR MARCH.
HARPER's MAGAZINE for March, price Is
d cents for single eopies,, O, s. psr year.
for March price - cts single copies, or So year.
GODEt'S LADIES COOK,
Tor March prize e Cts single COPIES or % per ysar
or Paris. London, and New York Fashions, price
% cents siuge copies, or So per year.
CH4 NBEKS J0&RNAL,
for March. price Sl5a per annnia.
BALLOONS D0LLAR,
monthly, for March, price ST 80 per year,
fdNhEE NOTIONS,
tor ga 2, price 2ae single cnpy or = q year
G0tNTFRFEfT DETECT0h.
for March, price PIC single CORY, or 81 % year
, FGHGE UOiNG$,
being Tony Fudge record Of the same in forty chap
sc, vas.. price s. 90.
THE toQUETE ~ History Of Eliza Wharton.
4NA.4AtL, Family history.
:, RbTH NM, by FANNY FERN.
:. VII For any and every thing in the Magazine
Ne,wspanee, Periodical and Cheap Publication Line
call or send to
THOMAS II. GRESHAM,
Periodical Agent, opposite Va. Hotel
II BOOKS Music &c, mailed to any place.
staunton March 10, 1855.
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GREAT BARGAINS All THE
News0wla Es1sapRs.

YGSiL subscriber intends changing his business He
L. offers his present stock of foods consisting of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Queensware,
Crockefy, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps &C., 2c, at
reduced prices for cash only and informs his friends
aud customers that their accounts are ready and
the money very much needed, and hopes that this
hint wall not be overlooked and cost saved.
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
him, he socits continuance Of the same
March lD.S. copy st. MATTHIAS SCMfTT.
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THE A NJ ERICAN
10 T Ell,
At THE RAILROAD DEPOT.
SaassaadOas, Va.

fg7llIs new and extensive Hate is just COM
Z peled, and is nnw open tor the reception Oh
visitors. IL is situated within lew yards of the
Raiirola Depot, and is a convenient DINING
HOUSE for passengers arriving III the case and
goiHg westward.
J. l.. iieiskel & Co.'S daily line of stages 10
the White Sulphur Springs run 10 and from Ibis
House and passengers are subjected 10 no de-
lay, and are relieved from all trouble in moving
theii baggage.
This House is situated in an elevated and
commanding position, and those who desire Ia
spend lew days IN this healthy City Of the
Mountains" val iied that the Pioprietafs have
spared neither pains nor expense TO promote
The comfort OF their guests.
Good SiAbLiNG has been e'ided Col. the
country and travelling CUSTOM
Oar country friends viii hgd warm welcome
and moderate charges.
WM. II. CARRIER SEQ.
+ ~ .s s & s1SSrS r'op'..'.
July III, lS34.--if.
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WINSTON, Forsmith Co., N. c., Dee H. 1854.
Messrs. Dove { Col purchased of you in May
last, one dozen of your ..iuri Oh" to sell at my
Store, Short, after had valuable riding horse
Which became lame in his shoulder and useless as to
service, tried several oi the present popular rene
dies and niments ON his shoulder, and they did no
COED he continued iame as before, and Thought
would use your Turf OIL" applied half bottle,
and eau say with certainty his shoulder is entirely
well, as he has been running for five months in the
Stage from this place to Aeedsye. | viii buy
more when easae down.
Yours very truly,
JOHN II. WHITE.
Richmond Feb 10 I8a5-lv
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Warranted to cure, and danger from exposure
to cold.
Applied to burns at once. it leaves no scar
Slsi- Price Of and 10 cents a bottle.
DOVE & co.

Applied to burns at once. it leaves no scar.
&si- Price OF and 10 cents bottle.
Sole freprietoFs, Richmond Va.
RICHMOND, Jan. III, 1855.
Messrs. Dove Go. For about seven years my ne
gro boy, Simon, had ulcer on The Shin bone of
one ct his legs he has Ind the very best medical
I'D lee and tie stfc;est attention from niyscthe
sore has been repeatedly pouiticed and burnt with
caastc; at intervals whilst giving applying medi-
cine, he has been kept low diet and also kept per-
teutly quiet, with the limb elevated sometimes the
sore would be a. large as the palm OF a mans hand,
and at others no larger than hall dime, and even
when ii has attained this small size would break out
again. became certainly discouraged aboutit, and
one day, While in your store, | asked you what
must do for it, you give bottle OF your Turf
Oil, and after using bottles (by the dseoton,) it
entirely headed. Previous to the time OF using
it, he had lost months from his work, but since, he
has never lost single day. | will add that have
and fifty dollars, and il gives pleasure TO add to
the many you have, this testimonial of tho virtues
OF your Turf Oil. Very respectfully,
Il congratulated by permission from lady Of
this ethyl
RICHMOND, Nov. IA, 1851
Mossrs. Dove & Co.-Gentlemon IL used il nor
ton of bottle OF Turf Oh, which you very kindly
presented with, and take pleasure in saving
that found ii ellectual in removing al eruption of
the skin, for which had been praetiscd upon for
sezeral years BY physicians, without receiving the
least benefit. also recommended IL to friend Of
nine who for some years has been ANNOYED with
similar eruption Of the skin, and he informed Il
few days since that from the of one bottle he
had been entirely cured. Respectfully.
dec.7, Il. NJ LEFfWiCH.
BIG ISLAND, Va, Nov. /, 1854.
Messfs. Dove d Co.-t;entlemen IL used about
one fourth OF bottle OF your Turf Oil" upon the
back Of my nurse; the worst back almost saw,
entirely raw, place nearly large as my hand
and this single applicationG only applied it onee]
cured it up entirel, and permanantly. | really was
surprised at the quicSncss o.. It's curative properties
and think IL more pfonpt and eliioaeious than any
thing OF the kind | ever saw aad have sold thou
sands OF bottles of other preparations for similar
purposes. Respectfully,
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/
DEALERS IN PERIOR GLOTHIN
GentieMen's Fancy Dress Articles.
FFfiE Subscribers have now in Store and offer for
Il sale the most extensive and desi rable stock OF
SPfING GOODS, they hare erer exhibited Their
stock embraces every article and grade OF eoads in
their line, and viii be sold at prices to sut s times.
The very latest styles introduced into the country
are made up in the most superb manner, and kept
by US. And having OF our trim constantly in the
New ork Market, buying goods for cash and man
ufacturing as we do for eight houses, possess adj
yantages and can offer such indueement 60 the Mer-
chant and Consumer as .till defy competition, We
have been engaged in this business in this CITY for
the past seseiee years, and aconstanty increasing
trade rs the best recommendation could otter oil
our goods and mode of doing business. We return
our thanks for the kind patronage OF friends, and
pledge our best efforts to please those who favor us
with call. KEEN, BALDWIN co.
Richmond, March 10, 800.
ss e. aas 20 4 S ss.<yg0 S s. ale.
VIZ L l. be offered for Sale at Public Auction on
w the Land OF Abram Freed abous three miles
oSow aynesboro on y ednesday, 4th OF April inst,
The individual one=h lllo
SIEA III Sd " MILL.
Of Pages manufacture, being the interest of o. H.
z. ongs, deed, in said Mil. The Mill is in good
order and entirely new, having been run only few
days
Also on Friday, 9th OF priximo, will sell
the Personal property Of said o. H. T. siIlng dec d.
part Oh viz: Horses, Colt, Cows, lotof Sheep,
Wagon and Gear PlowS and other Farming nj en-
sis, and variety Of Household and Kitchen furn-
ture.
TER rs or SAkE.-An sums under SIS cash,
over shat sum credit Of nne int ntls, the pur-
chaser giving bond with approved security,
WILLIAM SilLlNG, A. Ia'r.
oil U. H. L. SfLLISG, decd.
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IAIJ IN SMsLI4EN :.
Isle Of Wight County, Va, Aug. l., ls49.

The following certificate is from one Of cur most
respectable citizens
Prom Neuragic pain, extending from my face to
the shoulder, suffered nfueh to iBearacitate
me for business Alter using the Rheumatic Lint
mcnt prepared by Messrs. Dove d Coz some liaf
dozen times, Was entirely relieved from all pain.
L. s. T.ALIiRER!sO.
The Trinity times., 1855-05-26
Loss of the Golden a. oe.

The following statement respecting ne los
Of the steamship Golden Age, is from Mr..
Z. IIolcombe, the Express Messenger 0
Messrs. Hawes & CO.
The Golden Age was wrecked off the n |
W. point Of Iicaron Island, about 2l1 miles
from Panama, on Sunday morning, April |
9Th, at about - minutes past O'clock
She was under full headway, making about
fourteen miles an hour. when she struck a
rock directly under her bow. She mmedi-
atey commenced leaking. She easily back
ed off, and in few minutes struck snother
rock, but much lighter, at near the same
part Of the ship. She then struck the third
time. near midshps, and turned partially on
her starboard side. The passengers, about
eight hundred in number, were ordered to
the upper part Of the ship, and the captain
directed her course towards the beach Of the
above island, (uicaron lsland) where she
was safely beached, and where she now lies
/ There was great danger of most of tie pas
sengers being lost, had the ship not backed
/ off and beached as she did; for she filled al
most immediately so that, at the time her
bow struck the SOUND beach, the water had
extinguished the fires, and the engines stop.
| ped The passengers are entitled to all praise
! for their firmness and camness when on the
verge Of a watery grave. All appeared to
be fully conscious Of the great danger await
ing them, after Bleaching. Messengers were
Immediately dispatched to Panama for help.
The John l.. Stephens, being bound up for
san Francisco, hailed the messengers and on
Tuesday morning, May lst, at 2 o'clock,
came to our relief We were then transfer.
red to the John l.. Stephens, and have now
arrived, with the passengers of the Golden
Age and John l.. ephcns-numberug in
all, with the crew, &c., about two thousand
souls--n the Bay Of Panama. AS cannot
particularise one word may not tell amiss--
and that is, if the Golden Age had not hug
ged shore SO closely, this lamentabe accident
would not have beialen this excellent ship
saw the rock She first struck, after we back
ed off, but could only see it by the water be-
ing in motion. The sympathies Of the pas
sengers generally are strongly in favor OF
Commander Watkins, the Captain Of the
Golden Age, who is one Of natures own no.
blemen; and none Of us are insensbe Of his
kindness and ailability OF manners, and for
the excellent police regulations Of his III fated
ship. Whether this sad misfortune was the
result Of negligence, let every honest man
Judge.
The Trinity times., 1855-05-26

establish line Of Steamers on the San j uan
river and Lake Nicaragua.
The City Attorney Of New York has de-
cided that, by an oversight in the law, any
person throughout the State can sell liquor
from May lst to July 4th without any legal
opposition.
John Hooper, an eminent Philadelphia
merchant, is dead.
The Treasury Department have allowed all
the disbursements Of Lieut.. Beale, late In
dian Agent.
Hon. Henry A. Wise pronounced the
Know Nothings lousy, Christless, Goddess
set"
Mrs. Elizabeth Regan, Of Piqua Ohio, has
confessed to the murder Of her husband, by
poison, because she loved another man, Jas
NJ. Movie.
The Trinity times., 1855-05-26

THEATRfcALs-Mes Blake Il Rowe
opened their theatre to the public on Sun
day night last. As we anticipated, there was
a large audience assembled on the occasion,
and long before the hour for the curtain to
rise, every seat was occupied, and every place
where person could stand was filed with
eager spectators, and many persons were
compelled TO 20 away disappointed, being un-
able 70 procure admission Everything went
or extremely well, and repeated rounds Of
applause assured the performers Of the hearty
appreciation Of the audience For our part,
we were most agreeaby entertained, and
such appeared to be the case with every
one.
On Wednesday evening (the second night
Of the season. the Swiss Cottage and the
farce Of Uncle SAM were represented TO an
other crowded house.
Miss Nowbray, Miss Williamson and Mr.
Thoman deserve much credit for the excel
lent manner in which they performed theii
parts. Nor should we forget to mention h
petite Laura, whose songs on both evening"
were most rapturously encored. The othcl
actors also sustained their parts with credit
We noticed a decided Improvement on tn,
second evening, from the fact that they were
more familiar with their parts than on tn
occasion Of their first appearance. But W,
are not inclined to be too critical, and cal
truly say that VIC were very much please
with the performance on both evenings. Tn
theatre is fully deserving Of the support 0
the public. and we have no doubt that re
muneratve houscs will show the manager
that the community appreciate their efforts
aud are willing to sustain them
1t will be seen, by referring to the bill 70
Saturday night, that a new play entitle
XIII or Cure, will be produced this even
ing, and We hope TO sec full house o.
the occasion
The Trinity times., 1855-05-26

RETuRN or THE julius PRINGLE-No 0
TREAsrRE FoUND.-Nne months ago the
Julius Prince sailed from port to the Coco'
Island in search of hidden treasure TIL
jointstock company composing the cutt
prise had high hopes o. ,urchiHg themsels
by the venture, and would not, at any
vance offer, have disposed of their gen
expectations. On Wednesday night tlJ o.
lus Prugle returned. ii the immensT.c
os Of d lie Island were brought back her
the public have not been made aware ii.
The Trinity times., 1855-05-26
Save us from our Friends.

During temporary absence from our du-
ties a. Journalist, we thought that we could
safely eDtrust the control Of the editorial de-
partment Of our paper, to the supervision Of
gentleman wllom we had known long and
intimately s' -
The Trinity times., 1855-05-26
DISSOLUTION.

TIE partnership heretofore ex,stng
under the name Of Becher q Stanmore +.
this day dissolved by mutual consent AlI
persons indebted to the late firm are hereby
requested to make immediate payment n /;
Beicher, who IS authorised to Sc tie an ac
counts. @. BELCHER.
j. STANMORE.
WM. NJ. LOWE.
Weaver7ilie. April 80, 1855.
The Trinity times., 1855-05-26

RFNcoUETRE AT SrocroN.- 4 personal
rcncountre took place at Stockton, on we'd
nesday, between VIM. Biven, Esq, editor of
the Argus, and j, B. Kennedy, Esq, Of the
Republican,. The latter was Slightly wound
ed by knife in the hands of the former
The cause Of dispute was point Of veracity
between them.
The Trinity times., 1855-05-26

THE LYNcnING AFFAE.-Coroner Smith,
of Sacramento, is proceeding against the per
sons engaged in hanging I.omax, at Daylor's
Ranch. Mcssrs. Lord, Gray, Grimshaw,
Caldwell and others have oeen recognized as
participants, by a Coroner's jury, and are
now under arrest
The Trinity times., 1855-05-26

THE STATE PRlsoN-We learn that Gov
ernor Bigler has taken possession of the
State Prison-the same having been surren-
dcred to the State by General Estill The
Prison will be placed under the charge of
Col. Il. y. Snowden, one Of the Inspectors.
The Trinity times., 1855-05-26

SErIous-The Dady Citizen states that
on Tuesday afternoon Ex-Governor McDou-
gal was taken with a paratyte fit, and it is
reported is in a critical condition.
The Trinity times., 1855-05-26

MARYsvlrLE LAND OFFlcE.-A'ihee for
the sale Of public lands viii be ened at
MarysviIle in a few days c. 5. Ifiax IS 10
be Reg and John 4. PaAtohecoEder.
The Trinity times., 1855-05-26
NOTICE.

TE coparnership heretofore existing
be|een Clifford 4 Edgecombe, is this day
d'olyed by mutual consent An persons
owng themselves indebted, win pIease
axe immediate payment to either Of the
I'm.
r. CLIFFORD.
JAMES EDGECOMBE.
Weaver, May 26, 1885.
The Trinity times., 1855-05-26
From the Atlantic States.

The Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'S steamer
John L. Stevens arrived at San Francisco on
the 18th inst, bringing large number Of
passengers anon whom were 100 women
and ! 81 children
The Stephens left Panama on the goth Of
April and May lst Al O'Clock, P. NJ, fell in
with boat belonging to the steamer Golden
Age, in charge Of her second officer, who re-
ported the Golden Age ashore on the north
side Of the Island oil Iiicaron, she having
struck on the reef off the west end Of that
Island on the night Of the 2Sth April.
Ate A. NJ. arrived off the Island took of
the passengers and treasure and mails, and
returned to Panama. May Cd, 3 p ef
the cage" At 10 NJ. met steamer Panama
sent to search for the Golden Age; 0
P. N. arrived at Panama, landed treasure
mails and passengers. May Sd, 5 A. N. lef
Panama. May 8th, spoke steamer Colder
Gate, five miles southeast of Acapulco.
The Trinity times., 1855-05-26

But We have been taught bitter lesson by
this ap9stale friend henceiorth we know not
whom to irust--and should il ever again be
necessary for Us 10 absent ourself from our
post, We think that our patrons would be
much better satisfied to have us suspend the
issuing Of our sheet until we eau return 10
take charge Of it ourscf, rather than 10 place
hin the charge Of person who may prove a
traitor 10 his trust.
Such shall be our course in future, and none
OF our Wing or Know Nothing readers need
fear ever again having their sensibllltes
shocked by seeing the names Of Douglas and
B,gler heading. our columns as nominees
ibr tne first Offices in the gift Of the people.
The Times will henecforih continue to be
what It heretofore has been--(with this lam.
enabe exception of our temporary ABSENCE
perfectly independent journal un-
connected with any political faction or clique
devoted to the advancement of the prosper-
" of Trinity county and Northern California
the advocate Of the rights and wants Of the
community, regardless Of petty factions or
private interests Such, and no other, should
be the character Of paper in this portion Of
the Slate--such, 40 far as our humble en-
deavors eau make it, shall be the character
Of the 1tiaity Times.
The Trinity times., 1855-05-26

i CLANrsrs Nirvs.--A brauch Of this or
der has recently been established in this
place, and already has enrolled among its
members many q our most prominent cit
ILens