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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-26
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jane 8, 1864 BoH 10. DAlitnsTs, III
Valuable Farms at Private galg


WILL eel Al psigsis ssls, ~ lasd iyiAe esr -
Il West sias Of TIE EhsAasdsss Rtves, N 9sl,I-
son Go. Va, kaovn - yhs NJ. HsAmoaa, ~ q
dsr Ciiit, and Retreat Faf@s, soataialss sb0aI
S99 Acres,
A great portiOs of vhieh esuass ~ ssrpasssd o.
fseS hardly eqaaisd ~ say lss4 " - ssssty, -
,ng The very bess Il liver bossen - Bplasd -
N - high state u eulugaton d essss9,
81 imPfovenent, and hss - lee Ii srplss9
TiDb~r, uhiek e0ela - Disposed 90 Roc4 "a
- SAW MILL adjaeest Ths fagn ~ sd,s 90
ely adaeasd ~ eTaziAG. H. fiysf esiag
fence. TksFp l. sisa e u skai mt9Af hs = =
very hns Watef BoSfg Ths iRPssgez1ss 80
aist u large STONE DWELLlR0. "a, -
IseshuT hsen fshiisd ~ gOo1 siyia, Asss 60 "a
Hoses, And = lefgs barh. TIE eltaaasa Il az
@ilss frel CAsglesassa, Ne Cssaiy isga, ss
miis ffoa Shsnaondals spsiaas. 81 st,AiA iAsss
miiss - ssFaFa nsFeSsst mtlia Aay eas 80.
lag " purchase, eaa mats agDlisaiiss 10 - 80
Hofees l. oreohs fsAidlaR % lAs piass, "a Gi
1aks snova he tssns ss4 elys esg Atasr q
desired. CHKa1.E1 nROoEF
AarsA 81. issss--sua.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-26

A istsaf fifisay p eerass ~ t1sissss -
- isPei'ieg 80 sissies ssstsiete. ais ~
- go esf4tlsf 81 -. ee1etstiar Fl go tsfrs
3A4siaH afipF, 80 Easiss Hesss
II ID 80 Fissssf Nh sanrkef A.. ~
D..t, 80 80 81 - ~ sailt ssszH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-26

TTHHE suhscsiheT iptssdfas 70 aovs sgesi oEsfa
n he HOUSE AND lot fsF sais, esutaistsa
Ehogl fif o. mere Acres 81 LAND sHaaist ahsut
halfa mils hun Bummf Poiat asaf ~ ksai 81
kuilstia Res. ghieh passes thfouFh o. d uili b
q Ened Filuaitea 90 eirnu Uill Vary roa rsnisnt
81 school. Roi ueFs thaa ns-foauh 81 : nia from
6shool esd ChaEch. AnT Psrtga wiahiaa 10 nar.
ehass ruck q ffuaiion Hill call 81 ~ sshsrfitsf
81 ihs pFsmisss ~ atffsss kin 81 aamat Peal.
lafsftsa couhiy, We.
App 10 S. GEORGE p. ZuMHao.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-26
j. r.. A. REDNfAN,

HAVING just returned from New A
~ YOtk with large and carefully 80
seiscied sock Of SPRING & SUM- RHl
MER GOODS for 6enilemen's wear,
fesPeeually spprises his ffieads and mH
the pablo generally that he L. pre- -
parsi 10 execute their stders IL the HTTVN
latest mode and IN the best manner.
Charieztown. May 4, Ie56.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-26
Public Sale Of q Valuable Farm
In Je0eFson County. w.

SuDuC Ool0 u y volu90la Farm
In Je9eFson Ceunty, Va.
pY virtue Of . decree Of the Clscuis Court Of
- Jsner.oa Cesniy, pronounced On ths II day
Of Jsps, ie5s, In the case ef u. Howell Brovn,
Geatdian Ct ,he infant sh'lares 81 John n. Mac
farlssd. 20. Fanay ID. Maefarisnd asd oiAer,. The
undersigned Conussioeen appointed By sald DE-
cree, Win odef q Pebble Sale, On the trenises,
On 7xxrsday, 2tfh day Of J.ly, 1856,
A valuable Farm Ia Jedsrsoa Couaiy. We, BE-
log the property tsgghi By Joha NJ. MseiarlsnI,
deed, efDf. Philip n. HeGass, Laosn a.
Woodbury.,
formerly lhs rssidsnee Of Judge Hsnry 81 Geotr.
Tuekef, siluaied onihe smfhheid and sAspAsrd,.
IOWA TsIapiss, shoa! miles from sAerssrts
tova, 81 niIss ffoai snihheid, 70 miles from Lee.
tow, miles from chsrissipvn. 4 from Gamer
oab Dspot, on ths Winchester and Potomac Rail
Road, and miles from KsrssysvilIe, q depot ON
The Baltimore and oAis Rail Road with which n
10 eoa.ee'ed By said TsrpPike. The farm COO
tains about
$50 Acres,
more o. less, fair proportion otsAieA ls In TIM
Der. IL has on u very large add hss
Stone Dwelling House,
Built Of Cost Of some si3, 900. eoniaiaiax ts
large rooms-vhh ell the seeesssry op,- hoase. ia-
el1di1g Q kas Ice Hoase, Win q psver-faiIinr
Wei Of sHsslleol water asd large cisseis.
ptovenents, ineiuding . small Dwelliag Houses.
Corn Houses, Barn, Stable, Blacksmith Shop
and fss Orchard. TIE Farm 10 veil set In Clover
and Timothy, add IL 10 good stsle Of eaItiyation
TRIMS OF SALE The term, Of Sale will
be 81 900 In Cash. } eoe. with interest from the
DAY OF sale, 10 be paid the 2oth day Of October
1856, and 10 be secured By bood With good seeuTi-
", or nego,iabls note well ssdorssd; aud The
balance In six squsi annual instaiments with Ia
ierest, On the sutiro purchase money from the
day o. sale 10 be paid Annually-to be secured
BY the eoads Of the purchaser viiheat sseuri-
". deed Of trust TO be taken on the farm
TO sseure all the defsfred payments. u the puT-
chaser shoald. 90 the day of sale, prefer to make
the Paymsnts more rapid, he can do 90. Not less
Than - 600, however. 10 be paid In cash and in
Guiding the essh payment bot less ,kaa IS 600 To
Be paid on OF before the 2oth sf October, 1856
The deferred payments In case ola change Of term.
OF sale, 10 Be secured n sboye-ikaI fs the nav.
men, 10 be made October. 9th. 1856. by boad and
good security, and the whole of them BY Q deed of
trust on the premises The interest on the whole
TO be paid annually.
THOMAS C. GREEN,
EDMUND LEE,
jane ~. 1856 Csmnissis.xr,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-26

Il TTusi sIseused BY Philip Coons sHd vile, fos
the bsnshi OF John G. Cnseld, dated I2Ih OF NAV,
lEj6, and Of record In the Clerks ofiee Of Ihe
CDauuy Court Of jefferson, Va will proceed To sell
90 81 T'CRDA v ~ 5tA Of Jals. 1855, all hat
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-26

gFafiE safsFsiE1sf = a. hsffssf y suII 4 ssiss.
- MORO Wo3As. stcai o. Fesn Il
sas ~ lsse1Eeseef 1s = kssl-fata tsass asfssat
VII eaif - $50 - fssiassl 81 ifEsfspa, 81 80
81 ~ affskniaE ecsHaE1
hsgs. siss, ~ sais. : sssu.tks.t s00oY,
AHbRuw 2 EEsNKDY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-26

w nsat 81 ofstsfiss. Eeas RsF1f. Cuesss Ne
ofietaa 2sisases SO tYfsS. ! ~ 80 81 ~
sasari aeass a shef9 a. fss ~ 80 u a.
-, ~..@ ,s.e fHoAA@ RAWtiNs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-26
ID o a RDING HOUSE.

81 HANOVER ST BALTIMORE.
M RS. EVANS, formerly OF Berkeley county,
WI Virginia, and more rnIly Of CumberIand,
Md, has removed her Boarding House 10 81 Han
over street, where she is prepared 10 aeeomno-
Gale transient visitors with board By he day or
week. Her rooms are comfortable aud pIeaEant !;
ahd her houss easy OF access from the Depot.
June 5, 1856.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-26
Notice.

A Ii regular dealers who do not paw their
IA freight accounts whep called on, must "a v "a
they get their goods. Transcient freight cash
when delivered. ! mean what say--look 0utI
E. NJ. AIsQUITH,
lure ~, Sc. ChAFleafoUu Depof
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-26

tses A~sss 20 k>s@a. Hsestg hAesssass
GNthA saessfibef oEsss ~ sais prisstsi1 A.
lara "a B0tsisun soasly, iytne 81 49, -
~ CataVha Geek foHf niise frnm Ptaea
fheye ere spoa ~ giacs ail aseeasary ~ -
lasais, via Ne s9tiiies u
saw Hill sd esgtaa MiiL.
" dssifsd ne Are wax a. sigtksf re -
utsis, Niih iwFfgE4asas ~ sach.
bPon ~ pufcssss nezsy, II tssifstts st'sassf
iiua uih ~ gives. n ~ psFrsais a 80 - aff
ne iEttffti itefecl D can anaasliF
RaE fefisff iaia5nsfios nltraas - satf.f..f
Fiesssfis. We o. WM 81 WOOuao7
April ~ tesa II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-26

nsaf ~ shshezeosA aiysf Por pGaleuiars a.
~ - as - Haisswa Posl Oass ~ - lks
pfs4ists fu9kFH 4, EiCHELnEanEn
joss 3 fES-N aef
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-26
Negro Woman for Sale. !.

WANTED 10 cell TO q good home, q sERv-
acquainted With al kinds OF house work fnduairi.
Gus and Of good disposition. Enquire at the
FREE PRESS OFFICE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-26
First-C Class Jefferson County, Va,
Lands for sale

TINE UNDERSIGNED onyrs fos sale 81, Two
II Farms, BuThley and 0fAssners ShieA ad-
Join each other, srd constitute one compact soiy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-26

THE sssssTihsf. Uesrs ~ aesi fiens he tsida
y e Jsy, iof oss fssf e Hos, ~ valssbls
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-26

L HAVE ~ 49,. ksss 81 aorses. aus.r.,
49, $500 eeot esft ksrsss. fiti1f kofsss 40
sas rcr1 ares4 Ma, So cree Caits
kafek o. ~ Ash.H. RAMGoN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-26

TIE sslf iarn 4 silssiss iumsfIas-lg aDss ~
hsiumefs I'D utio aaH Rose. as1 y siibfs 80
ipafit q 3 ails e hsnasTsrills Dspdt . eaiat a
luch us1f TIE isad = II - kesi qasihf. isfs.
fi'g - sess ie ~ espaiI Tiers = 49, an sarsss
- uH1ef. ~ shscs - Akii asa4 aF1gfs : fssfg
uafsst Arpi.catiee $50 - ae1s = ~ satsrfk
~ kbAE z. DAnDafpalk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-26
Valnahla a. ~ RaIa.


n iiE ss,..,issl ss.g, q e,igss ssls vsiss
Va ererffrfnr aLrrf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-26

SEHis popular Work 10 defence Of slavery, BY
Il Prot Bledsoe. Of the UniVersiiy. Of Virginia,
which has met with sush unprecedented. success,
ha been received By
HUTCHINSON & BURNETT.
lune 10 1856
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-26
81 all the ucsA cav what thsy s.a,
81 selling esPiiai pEisss n. Asssl q Co ~s
III. ANSELr& ca.

ExeHAsos AND Lovrrar Baoxsns.
TAKE pleasure in prs,esting to The vhrhSn
Il pue'e The following Splen9iA Loslsries sAicA
will be drawn durink The month OF Juae,
WashIngi1a County LotisrI CaniIaI RIekro.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-26

4 HAVE IN A'sin's Reaper. 10 perfect older,
L which will sell stl iedneed price and on sc-
oounodAjng trims. iIaVinE used u oae Harvs,i,
in1ad " 20 b q good Reaper
Janr %. 1870. III q. W. TURNER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-26
Cock Wanted.
Reaper for Sale.

T WISH 10 hire Tor month or So. good cook
i LAWSON Bolts.
Jane % 1886 If SpI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-26
Columbian Gsuans.
TO TIE PnRLIr.

TO THE PUBLIC.
HOTTER ~ ssrrirrs 10 ne rahiie assHouaE
4 SION sh4 ORNAMENTAL PAiNTEH.-
~ sogE rnuusisd 90 ne sail o. sons a. ne vsfy
bssi siVis 80 tnish a roftmatship
~ gil aiisha ~ shy - casres % ths csna-
y q Clark o. esfssisg. TIE 80 q rslslseoss
NIB PAPER HANGING sEseslss i iAs
mesi fssiFa5s sfis abd fnish. WR
CbffissiosA, Ma 49,.
uTRouGHT IRoN BouBLE sHOVHf.
w PLoU0Hs. ea8s 81 hsamsfsd irsa. taf
~ Ne m1si epEfoFsi mciri--a isfgs arssoFfRsaf
Gail A. JACKSON a WOODS.
AsJo 1865 Asr'esAs'ai ss-s.
CoUARE. Rrrsasiss sd - Hsrfsvs siaris
- D1atis Esd Tfetis Ttttai Cstaf EacksH Il
sl kin1s ssaist Nenspfss hsifPsqk, Pett sad
haitbs.s.i IACRsoA = WOOD.
HUTcHfs0N . BURNETT. kaes : iss
~ u mafs q tse.s gSPsisf 80 iaisfssiise Novels
iefi aAttir Men asa ofhsf HsstsH ~ EatIasa
rhess gissias n palckats Eeais 81 gel ia ssil
tpee iises p. -.
ngRs aasfuosi's wosts Csasisss - 81 80.
w 81 ssis e. ~ ~ pfi,s Il alo. ~
WUTChisoN = sUAHEFT.
80 - -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-26

L1tisTy foF The byngH Of he Sat- sf IIslasearr
Ciass i5S fof t'ts5 % BE- dfsus a. WAnibEion,
Del, 90 SATURDAY Jaly %. 1856.
- Number Lo,tery--i3 Drawa Ballots.
RICH scHEHE
prize Of s37 500; Splendid prise Of o..
600 I prize Of 1900 10000 6.OOO
3,Si2. 30 Of 600; 30 Of 500; isO Of ESQ;
&c, sc,
Tiektis, sio-fIslvcs s5-Qusrtsrt % 50
Cefubcsis' q packages Of % wbolss, $40 %
~ Halves - %
- QaarteFs IS o.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-06-26
Trustee's Sale.

H.aPrs-FEnsr. May 20. Is5G-n
The Trinity journal., 1856-04-26
---''a' . p O. ss---

A JuRoR-Thc Georgetown Nelcs says
that recently the Sheriff of that county had
summoned an eccentric genius known as
Gas, to serve on jury, and that becoming
tired, after sitting a couple Of days, he left.
When the Court again convened the absent
juryman was sought for in vain; and after
two days search, during which time it was
necessary to stay all proceedings, the absen-
tee was found by the deputy sheriff in the
neighboring town Of Kelsey engaged at the
time in a game of poker with a 'congenial
spirit 70 the demands of the officer that
he shond dispense with the game and return
with him to Coloma, Gas strongly de-
INJURED, saying they could just as well get
some other man. But the demands of the
officer were imperative and Gas returned,
strongly protesting that the action of the Of
hcer was unwaTantable, and remarkng
that 1T was too id bad, for ne had soft
snap, and was seventeen dollars ahead of the
cove, with right smart chance of cleaning
him outp
The Trinity journal., 1856-04-26
aSp-++%S-.-tSE--

SPEAKING OF the prolonged struggle at
Washington, and the difficulty Of organizing
the House, and the threatening aspect of the
times generally, the Petersburg Latelhgeaoer
eXclaims as follows:
AT such time how voluntarily and how
strongly does the mind Of the honest hearted
and patriotic man revert to those good and
great men, whose voices, now hushcd in the
dead silence of the grave, have so often con
trolled and lulled the storm of strife Whenit
ragged loudest and fercest, and threatened
most, and low earnestly come up tio heart
felt wish that the grave could give back its
prey, and day even Of life, rcanimate the
frames of Henry Clay and Daniel Webatcr
Vain thought idle wish!
owe call, but they answer not again"
They have gone, and left none to fill
tneiI pIacos-nO, not one.
The Trinity journal., 1856-04-26

MoRMoNs HEG1-BENT Of HEAyEN-In a
letter dated at Washington January l4lh,
1855, the gossipping Hon Amelia NJ. Muir
ray whose book has just been published,
writes:
Last night saw a very interesting set
of drawings of California and the Rocky
Mountains, belonging to a gentleman who
has been much in the Far West lie CON
frmed my deductions about the Mennonite
domestic polity, having frequently conycrsed
with the women of that State. The ladies
are not shut up in idIeness like those Of Eas-
tern harems, but live happily together, be
cause they are too busy to quarrel One
woman told him, we agree well; sister Dolly
has the cows, sister Jenny the children, sis
ter Betty the kitchen, and so AL have
plenty to do, and our husband is bound by
law to support and take equal care Of US
and then, we are SO LlellJeM on Heaven
PIP. 179.
The Trinity journal., 1856-04-26
LAcoxIc.-Whcn the voting for Chanloin

LAcoNIc.-When the voting for Chaplain
was going on in the House of Representa-
tiyes the other day, Gen. Amos p. Granger,
who had brought forward the name Of Dan
iel Waldo, the Revolutionary Soldier and
Preacher, who was subsequently elected,
briefly alluded to his interesting history, and
earnestly commended him to the favorable
consideration Of his fellow members. A
member who was present, andwho described
the scene to us, says, that when the roll was
called the General responded: Daniel Wal.
do Of the Revolution" Questions poured
in upon him from all quarters during the
voting, and were answered at the instant
about as follows: Which side was he on?'
Inquire at the Pension Office said the
General WHATS his politicsY Reyolu-
tionary, was the reply. What's his re-
igion? Congregational is he a Fill
buster? Yes said the General, he Fill
bustered against George the Third The
rerult was that the old Revolutionary Pa
triot distanced his dozen competitors on the
second ballot, receiving more votes than all
of them combined.
The Trinity journal., 1856-04-26
CANTo u.-MARRLAGE.

FIRST Book OF JAMEs.-And it came to
pass in those days that Solomon was King
no longer-oeing departed with the bless
ings of the people, to visit the land Of his
Fathers. But one james was King in his
stead
Now james was not Of the tribe Of Solo
mon, but Of the sect called Thugs and hc
had for his disciples John, surnamcd the
Beautiful, and Joseph, The Crier
And James, the King had for his Chief
Counsellor, one Rock Well, man Of eX-
cecding great wisdom
Now. the Chief Counsellor did advise the
King, saying %, King, it is fit that You
should send forth men throughout Ophlr-
even that portion called Tuoumue-and col
lect tithes of men that come from afar off,
even from beyond the seas. And from those
that come from the Empire called Celestial
thou shalt collect an hundred fold more than
from others
And James, the King, appointed many
men collectors Of tithos and sent them
throughout Ophir
And they went among the people, and
among them that came from the Empire
called Celestial. AID collected much moneys
-sAtke.- of cola and shckel, Of silver.
Auo t-ey walt among them otten-untiI
il came to pass that those of the Celestial
Kingdom. upon beho4iu4 one OF the king
dom Of James, even affair off, would fee over
the hills in great fear and tribulation, cry
ing, 'Wo wo unto my triben
But James was still called the Wise King
by his followers Ofthose, there was Caleb,
the Man of Law; r. A. the Chief Scribe,
and William, :he Keeper Of the Treasury.
These were all Of the tribe called Thugs
SO ends the First Book Of James, the
King, and John, the Beautiful.
But there are yet other Books unwritten
of James the Wise King. LHloa DemooaL
The Trinity journal., 1856-04-26
MEDICAL.
We THAT SUFFER R-READ!


FOR THE cEDrAN t>u ,rGloI eFG ou naeA-Ha
OF A PRIVATE NATURE, SO 1ulra How Iozc
STANDING, WITHOUT ANY INJURIOUS IsrEcr Jo
THE SYSTEM, OR ANY CHANGE OF mlr.
Il uera. has FaLa-H cuaof Tail 10 C.pst
TNIIIS INVALUABLE specific first introduced
L into Piasa some fJtg years since soon became
so well known as a CERTAIN CURE, that in every
town and city. not only on the Continent but in
Great Britain, the demand for it was so gro1t-its
merits so aaouWdiHg-that in less than one wear
from its introduction it had aYY2Rtd all other
remedies. The Medical Faculty of the principal
cities Of Europe were compelled to acknowledge
its wonderful mastery over disease. Proprietors
of other Medicines, jealous of its sway, vanly
endeayored to stay its onward progress. Like
grass before the mower their efforts fell to the
ground and like fire on the prairies, its onward
march became triumpham 1t stood forth upon its
own merits; discerning public saw, tried, and
were convinced of its magical virtues. The mas
siVe fortune acquired by Dr. Parcira from the sale
of it during the six years he prepared it, alone
bore witness to its miraculous merits. At the de-
cease of the Doctor, the recipe was beqeathcd to
his son, who has lately introduced the remedy in
to the United States The number of cures it
has already made are astonishing. Thousands
and tens of thousands can bear testimony to its
efficacy
ALL WHO USE 1T, 1T WILL CURE!
With the safety, speed, and certainty no other
medicine has ever possessed.
RESORT TO NO QUACK NOSTRUNGS!
Use a remedy that has been tried for the last fifty
years, and was never known to fail.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS!
The extensive sale of this wonderful medicine
has already caused some persons, to palm off up
on the unsuspecting, a spurious compound close
ly resembling the original. BE particular to buy
none without the written signature of A. Pareira,
NJ D., on the outside wrapper Of each bottle, All
others are counterfeit, and their cOmpOunders
will be punished with the utmost rigOr of the
law.
Price Three Dollars per bottle. For sale by
ID. Babcock, sole Agent for California, Oregon
and the Sandwich Islands, to whom all orders
must be addressed. Also for sale by Druggists
generally throughout the State. A liberal dis
count made to wholesale dealers.
d. BABCOCK, Wholesale Druggist.
II Davis ST., between Clay and Washington.
List of Agents throughout the
State:
DAWSON & HARRIS, Agents Wcaverville.
W. II. Gatlif, Agent for Siskiyou county.
Rice Coffin x Co., Druggists, Marysvilc.
II. X. Starkweather, City Drug Store, Stockton
w. r, Bruner, Tuolumne Drug Store, Sonora
Benz, Shurtef Shasta Drug Store, Shasta,
Child u Worthen, Placeryille Drug Store, Pla-
cerville.
Justin Gates Jr., Sacramento City.
DR.. r. W. Carr, Downicvillc.
DIR. John Lark Nevada.
DIR. j. b. Winston, Los Angeles
Whaley q Morse, San Diego.
George l.. Story, Portland, O. 7. NJ
The Trinity journal., 1856-04-26
a. SOLOMON,
FiPc-PPOOf Brick Store.
humboldt Shaving Saloon,
AND BATH ROOMS,
Main Street, Weavervillc.

Nam Street, WeaverVillc.
FINHE UNDERSIGNED announces that his Es-
L tahlishment, SO long known to the public has
recently undergone thorough repairs and altera-
tions, and been fitted up in style of elegance un-
surpassed by any similar house in Northern Cali
fornia 1t has been his aim to make it an agree
able and delightful resort for gentlemen desirous
of undergoing tonsorial operations, or to employ
water as IA detergent agent.
His arrangements for Bathing are hard to beat.
The proprietor scarcely deems it necessary to say
much in reference to its superiority to those who
have already honored him with their patronage,
except to assure them that it is very much i'm
proved in every respect
No pains will be spaIed to make his Saloon a
pleasant place of resort.
ISAAC DIXON
Weaverville, Nov. H. 1855, nl4-H
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Advertising in the Atlantic
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Tor the forwarding of advertisements to all the
principal largest circulating Journals and News
papers published in the Atlantic States.
a fine opportunity is here offered to those who
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All so disposed are invited to call on him and
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WARD & WAANQNG,
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS.

d ESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of Wea-
IN vervlle and vicinity, that they are always
prepared to execute all orders in their line of
business. They tender their sincere thanks to
their many friends and patrons for past favors,
and hope by punctuality, to merit continuance
of the same.
Wa W. have in connection with their u, 20
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Wagon Shop,
where all work appertaining to that branch of
business will meet with prompt attention. All
work done with dispatch. Give them call, and
see for yourselves.
@ga. All kinds of Cabinet Furniture, such as
Chairs, Bedsteads, Tables Salas, Bureaus, &c. &c
made on short notice.
Shop on Court street, one door above the U. S.
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jackson; Yreka Union; Weaverville Democrat;
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MIA Farmer Sacramento City; Southern Califor-
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