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New Zon, to Sandy Grove, 70 miles and
back, once week, b. Tsylor's instead Of shi.

Hssk' once sssk b Tsyler'. in:!sst Of shi:
Le.ve Lynchburg Thursday s.epm 60
4 rive at Sandy Grows psrt day BY I'm
Leave Sandy Grove Fpday at ~ pm
80 Arrirs at L nchburg same day BY SPIN.
oea' RI svin Creek 70 Hart Vile, miles and
Lr.ye s.ift Creek Tsssd y and F.iday at l
pm $3.50 m - as - u.AisG
hr.i,. t st a.Tts,iIls .sns DAY; Jpn.
Arrive at Swift crsek same days BY IL an
o023 From Bishopville, by Mount Elon and Swift
Greek, to Darlington ii, Is miles and back,
Leave Eishopvills Tuesday and Fr,dav At q m
Arrive Mt Darlington @ II Rne days by 10 M : :
Leave Darlington @ II Tuesday and F.iday at
%, Arrive At swim Greek same d,v. bvs,u
And 1t Bishopvils same days ~ 6pm.
6024 From Bennettsvlle TO Cherav, IL miles and
back, six times q week.
Leave Bennetsvils daily, except Sunday, at i
T Arrive at Cheraw came days by SPIN
Leave Cheraw daily On arrival of mail from rail
Arrive At Bsnnsttsville, s1c<p. sunday, same
6O95 From Bennetsville 10 Beaver Dam, 10 miles
and back, once a week 6s7
Leave Bennettsville Saturdays attain
Arrive at Beaver Dom same daY BY 10 m ~
Leave Beaver Dam Saturdays at 106am
-1 Arrive at Bennettsvills same day BY * pm
6o% From Jeffrsys Creek to Red Bluff. : miles and
back, once a week
Leave Jeffrsy's Creek Saturday at am
Arrive at Red Bluff same day byeam
Leave Red Bluff Saturday at 10 a m
Arrive at Je3rey's Creek same day by IL m
6877 From Jeffreys Gre k, by Willow Creek Ander-
sons Bridge, Friendfeld and Natural Grove
to Iynch's Lake, 20 miles end back, once a
week.
, Leave Jeffrsys Creek Thursday at I n m
A rive a Lynchs Lake same day BY I'm
Leave Lynch's Lake Thursday at 1 pm
Arrive at JeHrey's Greek same day BY D N.
CO.'S F ON Pinevie, by Murray's Ferry, Kingstree.
Camp Ridgs, Lynch's Lake. Bingham, and
Tan's Bay, to Darlington II, 7eh miles and
back, once q wcek.
Leave Pineville Wednesday after arrival Of
mail from Charleston SAY I0k am
Arrive at Dar lington G II neI t day by 1Opm
Leave Darlington Ii Monday at a N
Arrive a. Pipevile next dayby 8 pm.
Proposals to commence at Ly nch's Lake, in case
Of Xtending No. 604S, are invited
6029 From Black Mingo by Coopers Store: to Roys
Branch. and then along tie Doggy swamp
road to Kingstree, miles ami back. once a
s week . .g
b dders will state distance and schedule of de-
PR ures and arrivals
eO3o From Lypch's Lake, to Taylors, 16 miles and
back. once week
Leave Lynch's Lake saturday at am
Arrive at TavIor's same day by lam
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Arrive at Robert'vili same day by:.pm
Proposals for seco nd weekly tip are invited
6066 From Gillsonvile by Horse Gall A VI Ruth's
B. l. Wilinghsm's, and Si,ve: Hill, to Beech
Branch, 81 IN les and back, once d week.
Leave Gillisonville Tn rsday at
Arrive at Beech Branch same day by 5 pm
Leave Beech Branch Friday at s a m
Arrive at g llisonville same day by IN.
606i From 6rahamyille to BlafftOD, 25 miles and
tacS, once a week
Lave Grahamville Tuesday at G a IN
Arrive a. Bluffton same day by ~ I'm
Leave Button Wednesday at 8 a N
Arrive a. Grahamville same day by l2m
606s From Bsaufortto foaotaligo Il miles and back
thre~ NE q week.
Leave BEAUFORT Monday, Wednesday, and FRI
Arrive at Poe taigo same days 10y Gam
Leave poeo'aligo monsay, Wednesday, and Fri
Arrive ut Beaufort same DAYS by 4pm.
6069 From Georg town, by China Grove, Black Min
90, Johnsonvills, Iynch's Creek FlintvilIe,
Jeffrsy's CreIk. Mars Bluff, AMI Msrchants
Blun, to Dsrlegton c. II 81 miles and Jack.
Le.ve GeoTge'own Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at n
Arrive at Darlington C. b next daysby I'm
Leave Darlington c. IL. Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday at 8 am s..
Arrive at &c rge'awn next days BY loan
Proposals TO end at Mars Bluff are invited;
Aso, p oposals for daily service. With expel-
ateis hedule, in order 10 convey the Ch,r es-
ton mails
60I0 Fron Georgetown, by YaubanEs, Bucksv;lle,
aC,nvaytoro, aud Doewo d Mex, to Lite
River, "a miles and back, once = week
8 Leave Georgetown Saturday At 10 m
Arrive at Little River ext day by pm
p Leave Little River Friday at An
g. Arrive ct Gle -rgetewn next day by Gam
COL Frcm tile River, by ShAlote, u amithyille
Al miles and bark once eek
- Leave Little River Monday at 9 m
Arrive at Smkhv lie next day by 10 n
leave Smithville Tue day ~ 2pm
Arrive at Little River next day by pm
| of2 From Little L iver by PIeway and Iron Hill
'- Oroes Rosds 70 Whi.ssviIle. al miles AID
back, ono, q week '
Leave Little River ruesdxyat o
| Arrive IT Whit-sville same day by pm
| leave White Vile "Wednesday at "a
- Arrive at Little River same d,y by pm
| co.'s Frsm Csnsayborp', by Big swamp, q, Blsu-
toms Crcss Rosas, iIince's Store, anil Big
Swamp, TO Far Bluf, SO miles aud bal
three times week , =. ...r.
Leave Conwayboro', Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at 81 m III
AR We a. Fair Bluf NE days Nv 81 m
Leave Fair Elnf Tue.dsy, Thursdsy, AVID Sat
+ 81 uYday at "A am s s-Nelzc
g Arrive at osnvayboro' seine dave by 6l no ''
| 60I4 From indisntown, by sfusaetsrysville 4,
4 II Lyness,s lake, (6raham's Gross Cesds) IL
miles and beck, once vssk
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Leave AshevJls Friday a'6am
fsav. c =. Sss.egs VA e tday byepm
Arrive at Ashevills next day by sym.
/ win be cons s1efs,l : =
| oee' From Ashevi1e, by Sulphur Springs, Homme.
ny creek, Pigeon River, Forks Of Pigeon,
/ Waynesvil e. Peru, Ssott's crsek, FraI XII ',
skeeneh, Aquone, Head Tenr esses, Valley.
town, and Tom9t'a, to MURPHY 1ssk nils,
Leave Asbeviil. Monday and Friday It Gam
| Arrivsa. Murphy Wednesday and Sunday BY Y
Leave Murphy Mopday and hurrday az IN
| e. Arrive atAshevi'le "Wednesday aud Saturday by
7pm -
$500 From AshsviIs. by Turkey creek sardy Mush,
Spring creek FIoee creek, Orab Tres, iona,
- tbau's creek, and Balsom M untsin. tn
Waynesvilis, 81 miles and back, on.e a
| week. . : g-H ii
Lave Ashevills Friday at 8 am
Arrive at Wayresv.lls next dav bvs nm
ri Lave Waynes7ill Wednss day at Gam
Arrive at Asbev,lls next LAY by Spm. s-
ssao f,em hslevlle, by Fat CT ok, G,lbert's. wv
% pnS;s1 san eek n,, Walo9: cr'ek. Jewell Hni
Laurel, Sulphur Springs, Tenn, Loves and
a White Sulphur, to Line Stone sp:i nrs, SO
mics and back. once weak. 81
Leave Ashsvitls Monday at am
Arrive at Lime Stone Spri ,es pe II dav nv
leave Lime 'tone Springs Wednesday at 8 m
COZ, arrive at AseLville nsxtday BY 6pr :.
Home S %Dsasse By sns Ga: unain
a. onA Sutdy 70 hubQeI10r0
ION, ~ m las and back, twice wesk.
Leave Morgantown We'd esdays aud Saturdays
Arrive at Ruthsfcrdton same daysby7nm q"
Leave kutherfor1son Tuesdays and Fridays al.
-
A-rivsat Morganto.n same DAY, bv,nm
o'iz from m Morsantowp, by Br'dgewater, Marion
II Old Fort, and swanano, 10 Asbeyille 90
miles a IN back twics week
Lave Norsantown suncay and Wednesday att
Arrive at Ashevi'le SAM days by epm
Leave Asheyille Sunday a d THURSDAY at Ear
ArriveatM rgautown same DAYS by spm.
oola from Morgautown, by Linville river North
Cove, Grassy creek, Younss BaksrsyiiIe. and
Ledger. to Bernesyil,, AZ mites and b .ck.
once q week. \ N'
Leave Morgautown Tt day at6am
Arrive at Burnesviller xt day by l2m
Leave Burnesviile w, / resday at nm
Arrive at Morsantowa ext day by On No.
ssi4 Frsm MorgantowD, ly Perktnsvile e. C Ietts
Vile, Globs, Vale Crucis, Sugar 0roys Bo. n :,
Msrets Mill, and Elk Crcss Road !, to jefferson
" miles and back, once week
Leave morgan own eaturdaytat IN
AT i've at Jehsr on nextday By6pm
Leave Jefferson Thursday at a m
arrive al Morgan town mex day by 6pm
ooio rron LeDoir, by Lovelady, Calawba View, and
Wit'epb re-, to Tayl rsv 9. and back Inv
Lttle River AID Deals Mills, t. enoir equal
70 81 miles and back, once o week
Leave Lenoir Thur day at Fam
aA ~
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Branches.
Through
SOUTH CAROLINA.

o'aoTs are reqse'tsd to e-ansine carefully TIC n
ar'icions, forms Of proposal de-, attaehed 70 al.
advertisement - :" ''''
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Leave Indiantovn Friday .tIpm
trr.e at Ls nchs LAX. byspm
Isr,v. IN, y ins;. r M. Ina.y sisSn
co.'s From Kinestres. By uttor', srs $780,
nTt 70 Thrift tvc n h House, IS nils. and
G ess K Inss .-: Ts,r., 80 -as
Atriye as fbhy@vo niis HOue ps.t day ~ IL
Lave Thirty.vo niIe Ho.s. s.tordsy Man
e,s F1% :; X, Hing tree n' M, nay BY I'm
70, Gapyay Rood, 70 Geo-sstowp, Al niIes
sno back, once week ~
= t..ye kipsstr.s FritaJ at m r
tesve Geoyvtovn ssturday asa
ARRIVE .; kihgstr;e sam. osybypnn
oo,1 From WiLrstoro, BY Gk9dens Grove. R,..-
is"siii. % mis and s1S back Ssi ssI. sas.,. to
Leave Misnsbor9 Friday q ~ m exss
Arnre at iesisvills Ie,t day BY Ppm
Lave Lewisvie Thu ,dsy atss n
Arrive at Wiinshore, next dsy BY lo,u
FRO osals TO end at Bes ID ams,ili. ar. init,
co.'s From Winnshoro', by yacbsou's Cr.,,k. Psl,s
Store, Bry0ss Store, Buckhead. F,Nster,iIJs.
haIlseilviIe, eros yrn., Fish Dam, and
heuDt Iaoor, 10 firckneyFIls, u miles and
back, once o week
Leave Winnsboro' Friday at Sam
Arrvsst fiockneyville next day by 6Pm
leave finckneyvIle "Wednesday at BAN
rive Of Winnsboro' nextdsy by6pp
eo7s From Winm boro', by Gladd.n's Grove. Roxy
sonnt, and Long stret, 70 Lancaster e. IL,
80 mil and hack, once a week -,
Leave WinnsbOrO' Saturday at a m
Arrive At anos,ter { ". same day byspn
Leavs Lancaster c. ". Frdsystsa
y rive at Wiunstoro same dss BY 5pm
$3.50 Froui Oh STIR C. III. by IovrysyilIe snrfnO
Well, McI2npelsyi le, and Guthri,sviIls. 10
j. Ycrkyille, %! MIS- and back, .iI times .
week
Leave Chester c. II. daily, eIc-yt Sunday, Gtlp
Arrivs at foikville same day ~ atpm
Leave hoFkv ile daily, except sundsy, at 2 am
Arrive at Chester c. II. same daytys!
oosl from Ches'er L. H. to CEDAR sboslS, 20 miles
and hack. ence a week
Lave Gester &. III atunisy at pm
Arrive n Cedar shoels same day by INN
Lave Cedar i"sl. saturday At 6 n
rive at Chester &. IA. ssIne day by I'm
PIoposa's fs s'Noud weekly trip will 10 CON-
6os2 From Chester G. III to Baton Rouge, Carmel
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The Trinity times., 1855-09-01
| N T ERN ALTON HOTEL
Jackson st, bet Montgomery 81 Kearny
San Franeisco, Cdiy@nia
PECK &c FISHER, 80 ProprIetors

V'llE undersigned take pleasure in announc-
L ing to their old friends and the rublic
generally, that they have leased for term
Of years, the above five story BRICK hre.Eroof
Hotel, furnished it in the most substantial
aud elegant style, and it is now open for the
inspection and patronage of the public.
Their house is situated in the vicinity of
the Steamboat Land ngs, and near to the
business portions Of the city is convenient
fer the business community, and being loca
ted on hllh ground, just aside from the dus-
" thorougi,fares, is also n desirable home for
families and genllsmen Of leisure.
The International is conducted on the Eu-
ropenn plan of LodR ngs, vi Meals a separ
ate charge, in Ile.eeiory in the basement.
and also u Ladies Ordinary on the main
Hoor. T. s. PECK.
HENRY FISHER.
n B-An Omnibus will alwavs b. at the
Steamboat landings, IN readiness to takc
Passengers to the Hotel al a charge OF s !;
baggage tree of charge d9 III
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01

Cnn Cases Goodwin's Smoking Tobacco,
cOU 300 cs Watson's Smoking do
25 cs El Sacramento do
81 CO EI' phant do
35 cs Twin Bros and "Our Jewell
Tobacco,
20 cs Fruit aud Apricot Tobacco,
80 cs Cdbannis and Cantelcpe do
30 es Grape and Let Her kip
'obaeco,
10 cs May Flower Tobacco.
For Sale BY
X. L. BREWSTER & Co,
Cor. Front and Clay streets,
jy2Stf San Francisco.
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01

ME send Daily Express TO all parts Of
w Siskyou and Trinity counties from
: haeta.
From our Office in Weaver, Trinity coun
ty, we send to the following places
BUTTONS RANCH,
OREGON GULCH,
STURDiVANT'S RANCH.
MOUTH OF CANON CREEK,
NORTH FORK TRINITY,
BIG FLAT,
BIG BAR,
MANSANETA FLAT,
COX'S BAR,
CANADIAN BAR,
VANCE'S BAR,
BURNT RANCH,
EAST FORK OF the NORTH FORK,
RATTLESNAKE,
YELLOW JACKET,
ON CANON CREEK.
PENNSYLVANIA BAR,
CANON CITY, or
JACkASS BAR.
GRASS VALLEY,
BATES RANCH.
STEWARDS FORK,
ADBOURNE'S RANCH,
ALSO,
TO SOUTH FORK ofTRINITY,
Aud 20 NIL parts of
SALMON RIVER.
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TOWER HOUSE.
At the Jdnction OF the YrckA aud wea-
vervllle Konds II miles from shRhta

~ w En I10IC SE.
At the Jdnction OF the YrckA aud wea.
vervllle Roads. IL miies from shasta.
THE undersigned would announce tr the
j public, aud particularly TO persons /, av-
e ling 10 and from Yreka and Weavel,illr.
dat, haNrg lea>,d tins long established
stand, formerly known as tile Free Bridge
House" he is rlelarrd 10 entertain Gus
t'm'rs IN sills not SURPASSED by any no.
r,l in Northern Cahinuia.
Havil G completed his conn,odons build.
its, and furuish, it in the be~t possible
mani er. he j. eiabl,d to promise the very
best accommodations Tie table, as heie.
tof"re, will always be supplied with the best
,iands the market furnishes; while from the
large gardci attached 10 the premises. all the
vegetables grown il this part of the State
viii bc furnished in The greatest abundance.
He Las also u secure cor a connected with
Lis establishments, always supplied with an
abundance oi barley and hay.
JASON TOWER.
Dec. 1884 a. Il
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01

GODS GIFTS.
[From Household Words.1
God gave a gift to eartb-a child,
Weak, innocent, and undehled,
Opened its ignorant eyes and smiled.
IT lay so helpless, so forlorn,
Earth took it coldly and in scorn,
Cursing the day when it was born.
She gave it first q furnished name,
For heritage tainted fame,
Then Graded il in want and shame.
All influence of Good or Right,
All ray Of Gods most holy light,
She curtainCd clOsci from its sight.
Then turned her heart, her eyes away,
Ready to look again, the day
Its little feet began to stray.
In dens Of guilt the baby played,
Where sin, and sin alone, was made
The law that all around obeyed.
With ready and obcdient care,
iic i'ailt 'nC tuoho tH'J tuuBut hliu
there
Black sin for lesson oaths for prayer.
Then earth arose, aud in her might,
To vindicate her injured right,
Thrust him in deeper depths of night
Branding him with a deeper brand
OF shame, he could not understand,
The felon outcast of the land.
God gave a gift to Earth-a child,
Weak, innocent and undefled
Opened its ignorant eyes and smiled.
And Earth received the gift, ond cried
Her Joy and triumph far and wide,
Till echo answered to her pride.
She blest the hour when first he came
To take the crown of pride aud fame,
Wreathed through long ages ior his
name.
Then bent her utmost art and skill
To train the supple mind aud will,
And guard it from breath of i'll.
She strewed his morning path with
flowers,
And Love, in tender dropping showers,
Nourishod the blue aid dawning hours.
She shed, in rainbow hues of light,
A halo round the Good aid Right,
To tempt aad charm the babys sight.
Aud every step, of work or play,
Was lit by souie such dazzling ray,
Til morning brighteu,d into day.
Aud tn II the World arose aud said
Let add AoLors uow Oe she'd
On such noble heart aud head!
o World, both gifts were pure and
bright,
Holy a4d sacred in Gods sight:
God VIII Judge thOm aud tn.e Alright
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01
PACIFIC EypR1
COMP ANY
o@p''ai' Sin
EXPRESSES

RElNG NOW ORGANIZER
~ manent and substantial basi. ' !
completed arrangements bv Isi' a,t, a.
perfect security IS afforded to shiul., 6,,.
Pacific Express. Comma. ~
are prepared to offer facib,is, ;. ;,
business through them which o.,. - ul'
passed in California. N''00
Our Expresses run recula,lv
responsible Messen lers, to eys,' :, ,"'
inland point in the State. y >. ~
parts of Oregon and Washing,on" "T :
Crescent City, Humboldt Bay y
and the Southern Coast. ~
We also run Regular Eypro,,.
from the Atlantic States BY rvs'S !
both on the Panama and Nica,,n
as also to San Juan, Panama, CsII,eI
paraiso.
We do a strictly Legitimate p,,!
Forwarding business, and tru,, I,
in which we have run our Fr,,,l
our original organization, will b.I
guarantee to our friends and m,
large OF the manner in which on,
will be hereafter conducted.
We pay particular attention Ia III
porti tion of Gold Dust to and from t,
Branch Mint. and the various Assn
for the faithful performance of whcI
we offer, as will be seen. the mo,, !,
euriiy. Orders for the purchase Of \
disc, Bills Of Exchange, for the
Gold Bars, &c, carefully ATTENDED
faithfully executed. Signed,
PACIFIC EXPIRES
r q. MOVES, Prs
The following gentlemen cou,t
Board Of Trustees
JossPH c PALMER, Cuss. C. 4
j. +. HAVEN, r. G Na
jy7-tf Z. w. TRAcY.
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01

n1~ Do you want 70 rid your closets ard
nantries of those iusidlous pests-the small
ant,g Get sponge-the larger the bc =
ter--wash il well, press It dry lay it on the
shelf where the insects otencst congrega,e,
snr,nkle some fine white ,ugar upoa it. a d
then drop it into scald NJ water two CT
tnro, times a day by following th"-a al-
rrstions youI scold the little busy-bodies
ly thossu1s
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01
ST. CHARLES HOTEL
AND
STAGE HOUSE,
Main street Shasta.
r. o. DEWITT and D. G. BROWN,
PToPRIEToRs.

r. Q. DEWITT and d. G.. BROWN,
PToPRIEToRs.
T'I1E present proprietUrs Of the st. Charles
L Hotel would inform its old patrons. and
the public generally, that they have reftted
and furnished it in such manner that they
can assure them of being rs well accommo
dated in their establishment as in any hotel
in Northern California. and ask for them
selves fair sha OF public patronage. The
Table
will alwsys be suppled with every delicaey
that can be obtained in this market, rs also
those of Marysville aud Sacramento. The
SLEEPING APARTMENTS
are new. and will be kept in a manner nfe.
rior To none in the country. The general
man cement of the houss will be under the
dIrett supervision of -. G. Brown, long and
favorably known as an able caterer 10 the
public taste.
All the Stages running from here 10 Ma
rysvile and Sacramento, belonging to the
CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY
start from this House. Passengers wishing
any information can obtain II from W NJ
McTURk, Agent for the company who is
Uays on hand Al-C. the Office Of the
California Steam Navigation Company.
L. x SHED, Agent is kept at this house,
The Passenger trains for the North leave
the ST. Charles daily, consisting OF
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01

EANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS FOR
l. sale low TO close business
Combs, Brushes. Suspenders,
Accordeons, Buttons. Shaving Brushes,
Brass and Iron iiarps, SpectacIes,
Cologne, Pencils, Looking Glasses,
Shaving Boxes.
AL-o - Invo ces Sewing Silk. Patent
Thread; Brass Instruments and Violins.
Jules Ilauel's celebrated Soap and Shaw
ing Cream, together with numerous other ar
tces. all Of which are off-r-d n reduced
prnes, by ID. w. c. HANLINE,
Nate Phpps & IIanline)
SO Clay St, Second Floor,
may IT-Jc san francisco.
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01
RENO TAL.

HOOGs 6 co,
Book AND JOB PRINTERS,
And Agents Cor the following Newspapers
LEcHo pu PAciFlouE,
CALiFoRNiA STATESMAN. Sacramento.
CALIroRNh ExPREss Nlarysvlle.
NEVADA DEMocRAT. Nevada.
GEoRGETowS News. Georgetown.
GREscESr Cry HERALD, Cres. City.
TRINITY TINES. Weaverve.
Ofice, I4S Clay street,
AT the Bookstore Of Messrs. Allen & Spier.
between on,gomery and Sansome. n, ary
opposite Leidrsdortf street, San Francisco.
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01
T e . p o ETR Y

VICTOR OAL5RAITH.
BY Il. LoNSEELLoW.-
Upon the walls oF Monterey
AT daybrcak the bugles began TO play,
Victor.G GalhTaithl
In the mist of the morning damp and prav.
These were the words they seemed to say
Come forth to thy death,
Victor GalbraithW
Forth he came with a martial tread,
Firm was his step, erect his head;
Victor Galbraithl
lie who 80 well the bugle played,
Could not mistake the words il sad
Come forth to thy attn,
Victor Galbraith!"
He looked al. the earth, he looked at the
=. sky,
lie looked at the files of musketry,
Victor Galbra.th
And he said with steady voice ard eve,
lake good aim ] am r ady to dieln
Thus challenges death
Victor Galbraith.
Twelve fiery tongues flashed straight and
red,
Six lead n balls on their errand sped;
Victor Galbra't tn
Falls to the ground, but he is not dead,
Ills name was not stamped on those balls Of
lead
And they only scath
Victor Galbra tl.
Three balls are in his breast and brain,
But he rises out Of the dust again,
Victor Galbrath
The water he drinks has a bloody stain.
40 kill me, and put me out of my pain ~
In hs agony praycth
Victor Galbraith.
Forth dart once more those tongues Of
flame.
And the buglcr has died death Of shame,
Victor Calbraithl
His soul has gone back to whence it came,
And no one answers to the name,
When the Sergeant saith
Victor GalbraithI"
Under the walls Of Monterey
BY night bugle is heard to play
Victor Galbraith!
Through the mist Of the valley damp and
gray,
The sentinels hear the sound and say:
That is the wrath
OF Victor Galbraith -
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01

IS0 Ceroons fresh Chile Peaches,
IcO 1900 bags Chile Beans,
100 bbs Carolina Rice,
1900 mats No. Rice,
500 hf bbls Corn Meal,
100 cs Dairy Salt, 10 and l5b bags,
500 drums Goldfish,
800 cks Tennent's Ale and Porter.
For Sale by
r. + BREWSTER d CO,
Corner Front and Clay streets,
l26 If San Francisco
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01

IN Tierces Sugar Cured IIai MS. in brine
lcO 80 cs Clear and Extra Clears Bacon,
300 bbs Clear and Mess Pork, -
25O hf bbIs Clear Mess and Porke,I
300 hf bbls new Goshen Buwer,
80 cs Leaf Lard. lob tins,
SO cs superior Dairy Cheese.
1000 kegs + B Syrup. and gals,
300 hf bbls N o Molasses.
For sale BY
r. L. BREWSTER s. CO,
jy28 If cor Front and Clay sts.
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01
SAN FRANCISCO AD'TS
R. Il. BREWSTER & CO.

R. II. BREWSTER & co.
Wholesale Grocers & Provision Dealears
sAg FRANCISCO.
10O Cases Preston s. Merrill's Yeast
lUO Powders,
400 cases assorted Pie Fruits,
$50 cs Fresh Peaches
10 cs fresh Whortleberries.
lO5 cs Natural Preserves assorted,
50 cs Preserved Ounces,
100 cs assorted Jams and Jellies,
50 cs Peach Jam and Jelly,
200 cs Saleratus, ms and paper,
100 cs Roast CHICKEN,
100 cs do Turkey,
$50 ca Lobs'' rs aud Claims,
50 cs Kensett's Oysters,
100 cs Fields Oysters,
100 dog 3 hooped b. ckets,
900 gross K. " Matches,
300 cs Green Teas. | and 2 ID,
$50 CO Black Teas, Slb pa,
300 cs Mustard, glass,
$50 cs ground Pepper,
900 cs Cassa and Pimento,
100 cs Nutmegs,
$50 cs Walnut Catsup,
300 es Tomato Catsup, pints and q!s,
300 bxs Pepper Sauce,
l50 cs Olive OIL,
$50 cs Sardines, hf and q, box,
1000 bxs HIPS Soap,
1000 bxs White Eng Soap,
600 cs Chemical Olive Soap,
For sale by
Il. Z. BREWSTER a. CO.,
jy2s If 81 Front St, cor. Clay.
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01

f00 bags Green Rio Coffee
OUU 500 mats Manila Sugar
500 mats No China Sugar
300 bbs Crushed and Powdered Sugar
20 hf bbs Crushed and Pow dered Sugar
900 bbIs Coife> Sugar
$50 bbs and hf bbls NOrleans Sugar
Is bbs and hf bbIs S Sugar.
For sale by
Il. E. BREWSTER & co,
jos If cor Front and Clay SITS.
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01

THIS POPULAR AND EXTENSIVE.
LY known Hotel, which for the las, few
weeks has been under the management Of
W. W. kSTABROOK, has been painted
throughout; new Furniture has been added.
and the house is now IN complete order for
the reception Of the Public.
MIR East brook has formed connection
in business with Mr. L. I. JANIS, who has
been favo ably known in the above Hotel
and recently at the international.
Every ossible exertion will be made by
the prese, proprietors 10 render the sbose
establish ent the most popular in the State.
San Francisco, June, lS55.-js.
The Trinity times., 1855-09-01

GOLD DUST BOUGHT
At the regular rates.
Treasure, Valuable Packages & Letters
Forwarded to all parts of this or any other
State or Country.
GOLD DUST
Forwarded TO TIE MINT AT
SIN FRANCISCO
For CoINAG GE.
cW All Collections, Orders for Goods,
Parcels or Packages,
PROMPTLY y ATTENDED TO,
FORW ARD ED,
According to instructions.
All bu,iness entrusted to our care will be
attended to with
P,omptncss and Despatch
We send
VEEKL Y EXPRESS
To the
ATLANTIC STATES AND EUROPE.
Alternately by the Panama and Nicaragua
Routes.
Z. A. ROWE, Agent.