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NEw YoRx FEB. 5.-Flour Il srmer-saies % $500 bar
rss strnght state g. ~ good Ohio, s. Al soufbern
- 81 whert 10 frmsaes ~ 200 bushels At previous
rates Corn decinsdxales q ls0oo bushels
fxea c-uts Pcrk has a~cn~dssles 81 Geo hsrrels
mes. US sTk Bsefs dropping ~ 700 Barrels Chi
csao rcrscs~d S4 -. lard dropping II
rsls ieA whiksy y frmssiss u ~ barrels
Ohio Al a cent?.
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United states Court OF Claims.
GAADx

uw undersigned c. o. New York CRY, and BE
Thonp-o Washington, ID. c. attorneys and eounseiot
sossed for the ieSs prosecution " Claims or cfcd
o cour az Claims.
They Immediate and careful sucnon 70 hns
ntrustra 70 their
and eiarants, Ia Re ev q New
Yorn or of The Unoa
They Consulted ias r~rseasy 90 BY letc he
Washington Particular Information as 70 cf1@
which before Congress deparrent
be upon sppisaoa W ns pa. nter.sed
JOHN c. DFxEREuN,
No ., Bros<~sy, conner w.n street, Sew York CRY.
- THOMPSON,
wx.hinren ctty.
NB-J commissioner Of the Court Of Claims,
Jan g-Jts wifi Intel
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A Il PRIVATE SALE, that sPteDdid brick LouSo
the
ground nearly 1900 feet Tbs hsuSe
IS breadth, and
ba,it Of The besi material VITA
IA walls wide halls sshd walnut stair
and oin~ets ecnPiete water and S
mia he
marble SILVER depository excellent water ~ s
The library cnntains four wal
workmanship Th
eIqae spis, with French plate mirror Windows
The mi cemented and perfectly cry
saf=
c~uaialy bui conveniently asg-1
nlaa a Dsrsct 0f Coanhaa-
house. with
enclosed with heavy aud substantial iron
railing
description Shove the subscriber wouI
eoufes- inst h. ennry jusuc.
respectfully invited cal
themselves IL viii be sold
sonahlr
further Of the subscriber anctane
sna merchant Seventh and streets Wasl
In.ron, A. GREER
oa s-@wedf
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LOCAL NEW =.

Tar CRY copScIIS.Tbe counci met on Monday evening
last resolution adopted praying Congress to repeal
The prcsent lottery law A. matters stand the corpo
rioa .s power establish lotteries, but u prohibited
from authorizing the sale Of tickets The object Of the
pcston 20 Cengress s vrst The whole power In the
premises the corporation. resolution offered and
after considerable discussion adopted, spproprating 81 900
for the purchas Of wood for the relief Of the suffering poor
Ct the ety. This resolution provides for distributing
mee OF serenOne from each wsrdto be selected by the
ayor bin passed aring the rents Of the stalls In the
wstern Market the rates those in the Northern
Market
In the board motion 20 reconsider the vote By
which the bin for relief Of three members Of the Aur-
iary Guard lost rected BY tie vote The reo-
luton which bad previously passed the upper board sppro
rsnr 81 900 the purchase Of wood for the poor
dered third reading, when motion to sdiourn pre-
vailed.
Rev Thomas n. Stockton Of Baltimore, delivered lee
ture last evening the Smithsonian Institution before the
Young Mems Christian Association.
AnnnALA detachment Of twenty United States marines
reached wa,hingon barracks Monday from Norfok,
By The way Of Annapolis.
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FSesA Boarding. a.A Day SeAo9ds
ser~m BAaSnss, las Pennydrania aUensf
THE Of Institution vii commence On Monday
Il February a. 1850.
Daily in~u.cuon French language given By lady re
family higher branches
especial eharse Of Miss BROOKE and every
Coco Jan a7-eod2w
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BRrDGrNa MissssarPl--Tbs pnvsn,o-. 49,, ~,
rstss Of Jan y refers to the rapid progres. 81 ~, r
bridge across The Mississippi between that eit ara ~
island II says:
pasiy we observe progress In The wooawork ~ - -
mense superstructnre which Is soon to spar ~ "a
q waters Yesterday We observed that he seeo,5 49,
was completed and nos we presume H. ,s Spa "
commence operations upon the great turn-tabe ~ a.
Ihsi finished the bridge win be IN readiness ~ -
locomotive w. '@e
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syracuzE, (N Y.,D Feb She county court house a
this county burnt this morning, spd portion of the
library together with various Important documents,
destroyed. The loss m estimsted at s1seoo. .pd an
insured.
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uTbs Rev Henry G. Dean chaplain 70 the Scnnts, dev
cred hne discourse subjec, of Missions IN the Wash
uston street Methodist Episcopal church. Sunday. AZ
ter collection taken up, and $40 we're co
Iected for missionary purposes
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sNKIse oT a vsssEL icK AID ties o. r5rr-Ths
brig VIM. H. Taifor Captain Smith of Bangor from AZ,
akapss arrived at New York Sunday and anchored in
abe East river. During the night she wss carried ad
~ the ice and AZ M morning was cut through
By the Ice and sunk The csptsip bis wife two children
and three men, were drowned Two men perc saved IL
boat from The United States chip North Catoiina
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IpzreR1ToS At Nrw YoaK.-Tbe total immigration At
this port during TIC last month amounts 70 7sol per-
sons
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l.. gANIN.
n A. WALKER.

n oBERT D. WALKER 4 LOUIS JANfN h.ve ie~mes part
and ufsl q eases N ne Supreme
Of uned sta,es and me cour q Claims ADDRESS
wsshinrson CITY, %. G.
AN a-~oduff
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prrr ssor.-At several points On The BsFslo and New
iorE City railroad TIC snow is 20 feet deep.
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rosr orrler DEPARTMENT.

Esw Pot 05iees.Tfe following named post Offices
have been established and the following gentlemen appointed
postmasters: .. "....
West Granville, Mwaukis county, Wisconsin; Elias VAN
bold postmaster .@ ~. ......
Mount Pleasant, Scott eouaty Minnesota John soues,
postmaster. '#f
Albert Lea Freeborn county, Minnesota LORENZO Merry,
postmaster.
ST. Nicholas Freeborn county, Minnesota Samuel NJ.
Thompson, postmaster.
NoTato, Marin county California Heury T. jones' post
saFsrton Rails county, Missouri; s. ]. o. TOuPkin post
master.
Disoontiased-The following named post offices have been
discontinued: -
Arkviile, Delaware county New York.
Casper Mills, Warren county Kentucky.
Seelysburg, Cattaraugus county, New York.
ChaHgs Of Saas.The of the following post Offices
have been changed:
Nevada, Grundy county, Missouri to Adephi.
Cove, Shelby county Alabama to Hisboro'.
Change Of Ste sRd Nane and site of the post
Office Haiaown Bates county Missouri has been changed
Nevada Yernoa couuy and Dewitt c. Hunter has been
appointed postmaster in the place of Thomas H. Austin.
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CoID wEArHER rorAToEs=Ibs Louisville (Ky) Cour-
Ter estimates that the cold weather has ruined hall million
dollars worth Of potatoes Ia that city
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NayAL-The United States Steamer Savannah was
Rio Jsnriro December l6 from River Ia Platte
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LARGE cGRGo.-The ship Sam. Dunnug cleared at
Mobile Alabama the 25th ult for Liverpool with b242
bales Of cotton weighing 27Oo47s pounds and valued at
S2IsG7A
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CoR RENTA nrsc s-s furnished dwelling house ball 10
the ecvvenesc~s of ~srsr,
a.S
Appy Ma. ts i3h between ard ssre'
os al NV .s~~. .. =. MILLER,
Dee 9-du ard Loutssmrs awemne
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prr1. IN NORTH CARuLNA.-The Wilmington IN. O.
Commercial Of Saturday says that much anxiety Is felt IN
that community relative the fate OF Mr. Fulton 81 the
Journal and Mr. Burr Of the Herald who left town
"Wednesday last 10 fight duel somewhere beyond the
borders Of The state We learn that Mr. Fulton thu
challenger E1ehaRgs
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nuSlOf's pssess Il ne La~s sois@s
Aasssisy's Gag Gna, : vO,s so@pass Gss dollar.
Fsb6 Bookstore, EsSE N a.
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MEDICAL FDUcArIoE FEAALEsThe sixth annual report
OF the Female Medical Education Society, Boston, informs
the reader that the New England Female Medical College
was opened ia that city in ls4s More than hundred pa
p on all the New England and from several other States
have eeen Instructed Al The college, and applying
their professional knowledge the relief Of their
and Of children.
The Trinity journal., 1856-02-02
TO THE AFFLICTED!

DIR. l.. J. C/APkAG. late Of the hungarian
Army and chief Physician Of the Hospital of Pcsh
would call attention to the following maladies in
the treatment of which he guarantees cure -
Diseases Of the Brain, such as Epilepsy ApoplcNy
Rushing of Blood to the Head, inflammation Of its
different tissues, Paroial and complete Paralysis
and Insanity, and all Functional Dcrangcments
such as Loss of Memory, Aversion of Society
Misanthropy. Timidity, Nervous Excitement from
slight causes, Self EDistrust, Gddncss, Headache.
Ringing in the Ears, Confusion Of Ideas, Love of
Solitude, Optical Illusions. Disturbed Sleep and
incapability for labor and study. Also, in dsca-
ses Of the lungs and air passages such rs Tubucu-
lar disease or Consumption, Pneumonia or inlla-
nation of the Lungs, Plearitcs or Pleurisy, Asth-
ma, Immoral or spasmOdic Br0nchctiS Laryngits,
and all forms of Catarrhal affections. Also Dis
eases of Liver, Congct tons Of the Liver, Abccss-
cs OF the Liver, Calculi in the Gall, Bladder and
Ducts, JauudiCc, and those diseases which impair
its functions, such as Panama Fever, Bilious Fc-
yer, and Intermitting Fever and the consequent
ces which these disorders leave behind.
Also, diseases of the stomach, such rs Gastrits
or Inflammation of the Stomach. Butterflies, or In
llamation Of the Bowels, Dyspepsia in all forms,
which destroy the appetite and digestion. Flau-
lencics Dy3cntcry and DiarrhTa. Also, Diseases
OF the Kidneys, and other Urinary organs, such as
Diabetes, or an excessive flow Of urine, Albumin
ura, commonly known as Brght's disease. In
this complaint the physician and patient do not
oltcntmcs suspect the presence of the disease un-
til too late. The most common symptoms are gen
eral indiSpositiou. with dropscal swcllings Cal
culi in the Kidneys, Ureter, or Bladder Enucscs,
or inability to retain the urine, Cysitis iniIam.
alton Of the Bladder, and all other disorders Of
the Urinary organs. Also, diseases Of the Womb
and its appendages, such as irregularities of the
Mcnscs, when excessive detective, suppressed or
irregular. Prolap,us or falling of the Womb
StCrilIty. OyerSau DrOpSY. and other diseases of
the parts. In the treatment Of the above disca-
scs, the Doctor has many new remedies, and guar
antccs perfect cure in all cases, or the money
will be returned. All consultations (by letter or
othcrwise,) free. Address DR.. l.. }. CZAPKAI,
san Francisco. dee 20 II. 20.
The Trinity journal., 1856-02-02
MEDICAL
YE THAT sUFFER-READ!

FOR THE CERTAIN AND SPEEDY CURE OF DISEASES
OF PRIVATE NATURE, no NATTER HOW Long
STANDING, WITHOUT ANY INJURIOUS EFFECT TO
THE SYSTEM, Or ANY CHANGE OF DIET.
II ncrer has Fuio3-H cannot Fml to CiTe!
THlS INVALUABLE specific, first introduced
l. into Piasa some ffty years since, soon became
so we'll known as \ CERTAIN CURE, that IN every
town and city. not only ON the Continent, but in
Great Britain the demand for it was so greH-its
merits so acknowledgement in less than one year
from its introduction it had 3lPPiaRed all other
remedies. The Medical Faculty of the principal
cities Of Europe were compelled to acknowledge
It's wonderful mastery over disease. ITopHelUiS
Of other Medicines, jealous Of its sway, VaIniy
endcayorcd to stay its onward progress. IKE
grass before the mower their efforts fell to the
ground; and like fire on the praircS. its onward
march became trjHnfbuh 1t stood forth upon It's
own merits; a discerning public saw, tried. and
were convinced Of its magical virtues. The mas
sive fortune acquired by DR.. Pareira from the sale
Of it during the six years he prepared it, alone
bore witness to its miraculous merits. Al the de-
cease Of the Doctor, the recipe was beqeathed to
his son. who has lately introduced the remedy in
to the United States The number of cures ii
has already made are astonishing. Thousands
and tens OF thousands can bear testimony to It's
efficacy.
ALL WHO USE IT, 1T WILL CURE!
With the safety speed, and certainty no other
medicine has ever possessed.
RESORT TO 40 QUACK NOSTRUMS!
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 of up
on the unauspccting, Il spurious compound close
ly resembling the original. BE particular to buy
none without the written signature Of a. Parcira,
NJ. d., Oh the outside wrapper of each bottle All
others are counterfeit, and their compoundcrs
will be punished with the utmost rigor Of the
law.
Price Three Dollars per bottle. For sale ly
d. 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.
ID. BABCOCK, Wholesale Druggist.
II Davis ST., between Clay and Washington.
List OF Agents throughout the
State:
DAWSON & HARRIS Agents Wcavcryllc
W. II. Gatlir, Agent for Sisiiyou county.
Rice. Coffin e Co.. Druggists, Marysyllc.
r.. K Starkwcathcr, City Drug Store Stockton.
w. Il. Bruncr, Tuolumue Drug store. Sonora.
Bcni. Shurtlct, Shasta Drug Store, Shasta.
Child a. Worthcn, Placcryille Drug Store, Pla-
ceryillc.
Justin Gates, Jr.. Sacramento City.
Dr.. r. w. Carr, DoWnievlle
DR.. John Lark Nevada
DR.. j. b. Winston, Los Angeles.
Whalcy x Morse, san Diego.
George l.. Story, Portland, o. 7. M
The Trinity journal., 1856-02-02
MEDICAL.

bic at every little thing. Now that you know
what | expected. you may judge of my satsfac-
ton at my complete recovery from those symp-
toms, and the removal Of those blotches and sores
from my skin, and the ulcers from my throat and
the entire stoppage of those emissions, which you
said were principally the cause Of my sickness.
can hardly tell you which is the greatest, my
joy or my surprise, for expect not having fully
got my strength, feel as well as any man can
feel.
Enclosed send YOU twenty dollars over your
charge, and think myself cheaply cured. If you
think anybody will be benefited, you may put this
ig the newspapers. Believe me. greatiully yours.
THOMAS HAYDEN.
The Trinity journal., 1856-02-02
Exchange - Banking Notice.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. lSt, 1896.
UNHE undersigned have entered into copartner-
L ship, for the purpose Of ransacting legti-
mate Exchange and Banking business, under the
name and style Of GARRISON, MORGAN,
FRETZ & RALSTON, in this city, and CHAS.
MORGAN * Co. in New York.
The cash capital paid in is seven hundred thou
sand dollars, lS700,OOO)
An amount will be kept in the Manhattan Bank
New York, at all times, to cover our bills in case
of loss Of any shipment of treasure.
We are now prepared to sell sight exchange on
the Manhattan Bank, or Charles Morgan e Co. y
York also on the Manhattan Bank, made paya-
BILE, viz: at the Southern Bank, New Orleans La
Messrs Darby and Barksdale, Bankers, ST. Louis
Mo Southern Bank of Kentucky, Louisville Ky
Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Co. Cincinnati, O.
Merchants and Manufacturers Bank, Pittsburg
Pa. to purchase Gold Dust, Bars, Bullion, Mint N
Bank Certificates, approved Securities, make col
lecions and to transact all matters pertaining tC
our business, on the most liberal terms.
c. X. GARRISON,
CHAS. MORGAN
BY his Attorney, c. X. Garrison
Il. S. FRET/,
n23. w. G. RALSTON.
The Trinity journal., 1856-02-02
SrOCKrON. MAY u. 1855

Dear Sir Having entirely recovered from my
sickness, avail myself Of this opportunity to re-
turn my thankful acknowledgements for the relief
that you have given me. When | think Of the
distressing bodily weakness under which 1 have
suffered. and the nervousness. headache, fearful
ness want Of confidence, dizziness, restlcssncss,
weakness in the limbs, loss of memory, confusion
Of ideas, dislike fer society nocturnal emissions,
and many other symptoms which had made my
life miserable; can hardly cypress The gratitude
| feel, for my existence had become burthen to
me. and nothing afforded the lest gratfcaton
whilst now feel perfectly well and can enjoy life
to my entire satisfaction. Knowing that there are
many afflicted as | have been. you have my per
mission to make use Of this letter as you may
think proper Ionrs, respectfully,
VI. MICHELS.
The Trinity journal., 1856-02-02
Humboldt Shaving saloon,
AND BAH ROOMS.
Min Slrnn

Main Street, Wcaycrvillc.
HIIE UNDERSIGNED announces that his Is
1 tablishmcnt. 50 long known to the public, has
recently undergone thorough repairs and atcra-
ions, 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 tonsorul operations, or to employ
water a. Il 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 honorcd him with their patronage,
except to assure them that it is very much I'M
proved in every respect.
No pains will be spaIcd to make his Saloon a
pleasant place OF resort
ISAAC DIXON.
Wcavcryillc, Nov. Il, 1875. nll-u
The Trinity journal., 1856-02-02
The Greatest Discovery of the Age!
GREAT BLESSING TO MANKIND!
INNOCENT But POTENT.
DIR. l.. j. CZAPKAY'S

DROPHILACTlCUM, NJ, (Self-disnicctng agent }
L sure preventive against GonorThUa and
Syphlitic Diseases, and an unsurpassed remedy
for all Ncncral Scrolulous, Gangreuous and
Canccrous Ulcers, FWtcd discharges from Vagina,
Uterus and Urethra, and all Cutaueous eruptions
and diseases. For sale at DR.. l.. j. Czapkay S
Office Armory Hall, corner Of Sacramento and
Montgomery streets, San Francisco. As inocula-
tion is preventive against small poX, so is DR..
j. l.. Czapkay's Prophilacticum n preventive
against Syphiltical and GonouhUal diseases:
harmless in itself it possesses the powcrof chem
icaly destroying the syphilitc virus, and there
by saving thousands from being infected by the
most loathsome of all diseases Let no young
man who appreciates health, be without Dr.. Gap
kays Prophlacticum, 1t IS in very convenient
packages and will be found convenient to use,
beng used as q soap.
1t has been administered by the Doctor in many
thousand cases and he has yet to find the first in
which it has failed to subscrve the purpose for
which il was administered. Price So. Full di-
rections are attached to each package In cases
where the Prophactcum is used as a curative.
Dr. l.. j. Czapkay will furnish gratis prcscrp-
tion for his Blood Purifier
All communications from the country address
ed only to DR.. l.. j Czapkay, san Francisco.
VIII be strictly and conhdentally attended to,
and the Remedies, with the greatest care and Sc
crecy, Immediately dispatched by Express. or
other conveyance, to their destinaton.-Dr L. j.
Czapkay's Prophiacticum is sold Nos 3 and
Armory Hall Building corner OF Montgomery
and sacramento trccte. an IGanci-CQ.
The Trinity journal., 1856-02-02

OPINIoN OF ENGLAND.-We have seen a
letter from distinguished British nobleman
and member of the Priyy Council, received
by gentleman of Boston, few days since,
in which, after alludng to the attacks of the
London press, he says; pray tell your
friends not to judge of the opinions of Eng
land by her newspapers. There
is no power on earth with which we are
more anxious to be on terms Of friendly al
lance than the United States. ."-BOstoli
TRANSCRIPT
The Trinity journal., 1856-02-02
Dissolution of C0partnership.

rINIE FIRM of Pierce, Delap d Co. is this day
l. dissolved by mutual consent, l.. Delap hay
ing retired from the concern. The business will
hereafter be conducted under the name and style
of PIERCE, CHURCH u CO., who will settle all
liabilities Of the old firm. All persons indebted
to the house of Pierce, Delap Co. are required
to make immediate payment,
MenNerNille. Nov lst, 1853. nll-u
The Trinity journal., 1856-02-02
-eady Made Clothing Warehouse
WILLIAM G. BADGER.

No. 81, BATTEEY srREEr, San FRANCISCO.
IMPORTER OF READY MADE CLOTHING
l. and Furnishing Goods. Also every variety
of Hats, Boots and Brogans. would inl ite coun-
try merchants visiting san Francisco to call and
examine my large stock ofClothing, &c.
have on hand and constantly arriving. the
largest assortment Of every variety and stylc of
Clothing, of any house in the State My stock
amounts to over TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
The goods are manufactured under my own su-
peryison; are made from the best material. and
in the most durable manner. Persons buying my
clothing, will find large and salcabc sizes.
Persons may rely upon finding every article
they wish in my stock. My prices will 6c as LOW.
If not LOWER, than they can be found elsewhere
in the market | guarantee each article SELL
lease call ana examine my stock. nl9-3m
The Trinity journal., 1856-02-02

The LATE TON Cooke AND SIR JAMES
SCARLET. a trial in the Court of Kings
Bench June, 1888, between certain tweedle-
dums and tWcedle-dces, as to an alleged pi-
racy Of an arrangement of "Thc Old English
Gcntlcman," Cooke, the wel-known musician
was subpGned as witness by one Of the
parties On his croSs-eXamination by Sir
James Scarlet, for the opposite side, that
learned counsel rather hippantly questioned
him thus
'cr, You say that the two melodies are
the same, but different; now, what do you
mean by that, sir?'
TO this Tom promptly answered.
81 said that the notes in the two copies
were alike, but with different accent, the
one being in common time the other in six
eight time; and, consequently the positions
Of the accented notes were different"
.Su' James-What is musical accent?
CooIe-My terms are a guinea a lesson,
sir. { a loud laugh.)
.Sr Jomcs (r0ther ru6lM) )-Neyer mind
your terms here | ask you what is a mus-
cal accent? Can you see it?
C0ole-NO.
SIR Jame-Can you feel it?
C0ohe-A musician can. (Great laugh
ter
Sir James (rcyy ongy)-Now pray sir
don't beat about the bush, but explain to his
lordship (Lord Danman, who was the Judge
that tried the cause) and the jury, who are
supposed to know nothing about music, the
meaning Of what you call accent.
Ccobc-Acccnt in music is Il particular
stress laid upon'a certain note, in the same
mamu as you would lay stress upon any
given word fer the purpose Of being better
understood Thus, if | were to say "You
are an ass" it rests upon ass; but if were
to say, You are an ass" it rests on YOU
Sir James.
The Trinity journal., 1856-02-02

CouLDN'r REMEMBER-A noted New York
orator was addressing meeting, short
time since and lashing himself into terri
bic fury against an opponent, said:-"He is
scoundrel--a viain--a traitor-he's in
league with the Pope--he's no American
he's as trearherous aS-as--( the speaker
scratched his head, Jas treacherous as
gentemco, 1chat m taunder aeaS tie Jellr's
u4me TINT bctraued ChrlaW
The Trinity journal., 1856-02-02

What is the difference between a big man
and little man? One is a tall fellow, and
the the other is not at all.
WHY is bctting-list keeper like bride?
Because he's taken for better or worse.
Why is a person asking questions the
strangcst Of ali individuals? Because he is
the querlst
The Trinity journal., 1856-02-02

/ nR. h. j. CHAPKAl, is daily receiving appl-
LEGATIONS from every part of this State, and from
Oregon and Washington Territories for treatment
of every form of disease, and there is not one who
will come forward and express dissatisfaction on
the contrary the Doctor is in daily receipt of let
ters expressive Of gratitude and thankuncss.
some of which are published below by permission.