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MEANE'S LIVER pitts.
PREPARED BY FLEMING EROS, PITTS.
EURGU. p

EURGH, PA.
From the unsolicited testimony continually
offered from all Quarters of the country, it is
impossible to resista convictfoh of the great eS.
ccllcnce of these Pills in all diseases of the Liv-
ronto, Canada, is one of the many the proprie-
tors have received:
TORONTO. Anril eth, 1864.
MrssRs. FLEMING. BRos.,
,Sjrs:.-i take this op-
portuDity of informing you of the benefits l
have received from DR.. M'hane. valuable Pills.
have for two years past been afflicted with a
severe pam over the eyes, accompanied with a
nervousness and sense OF dizziness; n malady be-
yond the power and skill Of our physicians to
relieve aud cure, caused, as far as / mysclfcould
judge, by a diseased state Of the liver and stom.
ach. Some of the doctors tried bleeding, and
various other rcmedics were tried, but IN in
vain, Tor tho dcepErooted disease still stuck fast.
AZ last Z procured q boxof your valuable liver
Pills from a Druggist here, and feel, after TAX
ing a portionof them, that the disease and pain
full sensation over the eyes has almost entirely
left me. l will close by advising all those az
Aicted rs 4 have been, to procure the valuable
medicine at once, and save much time and pain
with little expense. With sincere gratitude aud
respect, | remain yours respectfully,
GEO. W Russell.
- Purchasers will 70 careful 20 ask for
DIR. M'EAN&.SC El.ERaATED LIVER PILLS,
manufactured 10y FLEMING BROS, Of Pitts.
burgh, Pa. There are other Pills purpottimg
to be Liver Pills, now before the public. Dr.
M'I.ane's genuine Liver Pills, also his cclcbra
ted Vcrmifugc, can now be had at all rcspccta,
bic drug stores. None genuine without the
signature of
(S3) FLEMING BROS
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Wanted.

Dry or Green Hides, for which VIC will
pay "for Dry Hides" 10 cents cash, or I2t
cents 10 trade. ~for Green Hides" We will
pnJ 5 cents per 10. We do not limit the
quantity. We will take all we can get ut
above rates. MAGlLL g. CAUTHEN.
June 18th, 1856. l7.tf
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Law Notice.

TIE undersigned have formed n partner
ship for the practice of Law in Lascas.cr
ard the surrounding Districts.
All business entrusted to their care will
receive prompt attention.
DAWKlNS g. WYLIE.
Tai s. y. DAwxISs, Uniou,iilr, s C..
JoHS ID. WyILE, Old Oriinary's Office in
the Court House at Lancas,eryille, y. G..
Dee. 10Th 1856, Aft.
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HOUSE N LOT FOR SALE.

Washington NJ, Coaaors
idm'T. X !. Bailey. In Equity
vs.. Lancaster,
WIN. C. Bailey, ct. al.
Under the decree Of the Court Of Equity
IN above case, ! will sell at Lancaster &. II.
on Saturday the 27lh Dec. 1886, the House
and Lot belonging TO the Estate Of Robert
s.. Bailey deed, bounded by Broad street,
By lot OFT X. Mag;I, White street and lot
Of DR., b. r. Jones. This is n veiy desira.
bic House and Lot, pleasantly situated, in
cludcs the store room OF DR.. Brummett and
the Printing Office, with all necessary on,
buildings and a well Of water.
Terms, Az much cash as will pay costs,
the balauce a credit of one year, bond with
two good s~urcties with interest from day Of
sale and a mortgage.
JAMES ii. WIrHERSPOON, C. f. l.. ID.
Dee. Sd Att Pr. Fee $500
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New Advertisements
NEGROES TO HIRE.

TUE negroes Of X A. II. Cunningham.
will be hired for the ensuing year at my
residence on "Wednesday the 3ist inst.
DIXON BARNES, Guardian.
Dee. 10th i3-2t
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For Sale.

1--WE subscriber viii sell at a reduced
price a superior ROSE WOOD
PIANO.
Also
A NUMBER ONE TOP BUGGY
new aud well finished; warranted, Of q. II.
Wheelers MaaafaeioEy Horksiils, SC.
y. 4. HAMMOND.
Dec. Sd e2-tf.
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Estate Notice.

Persons indebted t. the Estate of II. X.
Curcton are requested TO make immediate
payment against the first of October next,
as longer indulgence cannot be given. On
that day the Books, Notes and Accounts
will be given to an Attorney for collection.
We nave been already sued on claims, and
We arc compelled TO raise the money to
meet those demands.
Persons holding claims against the said
deceased, are requested to present them
properly attcs ted against the first day of
December next, or this notice will be plead
ed in bar against all such claims.
J. +. CURETON, } ,mu
s. b. MASSEY, ~
September 3rd, 1856. 39-tf.
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We are authorized 10 announce Capt. 4.
J. SEcEEsT ns a candidate for Clerk of the
Court for Lancaster District, al the next
~rfcciion.
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Mr.. EnIToE - Please announce Mr.. n. e.
Billings a. a candidate FOR Sheriff at the next
election, and obligr, MANY FEtESns.
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THE FIRST, LAST AND ONLY
NOTICE.

A LII persons who know themselves ~ be
IA indebted 10 the subscriber. to save the
modification Of being dnnned. aud the deep
humility Of having it To- do. will ph ase settle
forthwith and save cost rs WI ~ Feelings.
Il. Il. HAMMOND.
Dee Sd J9-tf
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Nix EprTou:-Iou will please announce
HENRY HANCOCK. Esq ~ n candidate,
for Sheriff of Lancaster District, at llir en-
suing election, Hhd obliGc,
MANY SUPPORTERS.
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HoNow0y'S Pills are tie best
''e'ncdy kno'cn IN tire 7rorId for
The tolIowi"y Fi,scoScs.
Asthma Dmrrhea
Bowel Complaints Drop>y
Coughs Debility
,o!d' Fever and .Ngur
hest Diseases Frmal Complaints
c"Niivcncss Dyspepsia
lIradlchrS Indigestion
Influenza Stone and Gravel
inflammation SecoTanry SYMPTOMS
Inward Weakness Liver Complaints
l.owncss Of Spirits .Ncncrcal affections
Piles Worms. of all k;n1s
- Sold ut the MlnUfactOrics Of Profrs.
sor Holloway, 80 Maiden Lane. New York.
and 2ll Strand, London, by all respectable
Druggists and Dealers in Medicine through.
out the United States and the civilized
world, III boNc" at - cents, 93i cents. and
81 each.
.dB- There is n con. idcr.blc saving by
fixing the larger sizes.
\. B.-Dir,cIio for the guidance of pr.
tents in very disorder arc affixed TO each
box.
Dc. 10Th 1896. 43-alt. ly.
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THE OLD DRUG STORE.

TIE ULD DRUG STURE.
TIE subscriber would inform his friends and
customers Of Lancaster, that at his old stand he
has received Il large assortment Of FRESH and
PURE articles in his line. His stock is the
LARGEST, FRESlIEST-PUREST and best
selected i'll Camden; ind has bccu, is and r1Y
je sotd on better terms than at any establish
ment in this blace. Persons purchasing for
CASH can be accommodated as chcaply as in
Charleston. As he gives his
PERSONAL ATTENTION
to his business; be assured that all orders will
be pro"pHy-cdrcs~iiy and neatly put up
Those visiting Us will not find us lacking In no,
%ciability, nor wanting i'll the attempt to be agree
able. The stocks consists OF every article usu,
ally found in a Drug Stogc-as
Drag, CcmiciIs, NJ. ~lic;nes, Pants,
Oils, Burning Fluid, Turpcntine,
Earnishes, Sand Paper,
Glue, Windew Glass,
Brusl CO of all
sorts, Dye,
sIu!fs, Trus.
ses, all popular
Patent Medicines,
Thomsonian Medicines,
Irrfumery, Shaving and Wash
ing Soaps, Taper, Ink, Pens. Garden
seeds, Toys, China Goods, and Fancy ar
t'cIcS in great variety, also.
Cooking Soda, Pepper, Spice, Indigo,
Ginger, Watches, Blue Stone, Copperas,
Yeast Powders, Hair bye an all the pre-.
parations Tor the Hair, Teeth and Skin.
have II large stock OF Lemon Syrup
on hand which will be sold low to deal.
crs by the dozen.
FRANCIS l.. ZEMP.
Camden, May Il, l3-tj 81.
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FOR SHERIFF..

WE are authorized TO announce Capt. JOHN
u. COCSART, as IA candidate for Sheriff at the
ensuing election.
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o CLERK.

Ma. EurToE - Pleas. announce J. a
SrEwMAN a> - candii,,c for reelection TO
the Office of Clerk of the Court at the next
election and obli.c his friends.
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HEALTH OR ?
H0LLOW WAYS PILLS.

Tie blood furnishes The material of eyerv
bone. muscle gland aud fibre in The hnman
frame PsShen pure. II secures health 10
cvrrv organ when corrupt, i, NECESSARILY
Produces disease. HOLIOWAY'S PILLS
operate directly upon the elements of the
strcim OF life, ncutraliz;ng the principle of
disease, and thus radically curing the innla-
dy, whether located in the nerves, the s,on-
ach, the liver. the bowels, the muscles, the
SKIN, the brain, or any other part Of the
s. stem.
USED THROUGHOUT THE WORLD
ii"ILowAI,s PILLS are equally eficacious
IN complaints cnthmd to the W,,o;. human
race, and IN disorders peculiar to certain
climates and localities
ALARMING DISORDERS.
Dyspepsia, and arrangement of the liver.
tn" source OF iuiirrnily aL.d suffering. and
IN" cause OF innumcrablc deaths. Weld to
these rurati,c~. in ali eases. however npyr,.
waited, acting lis = mild pursliivr. nltrrntiv,
and tonic; they relieve she bowels, purif,
HE ilnIds. and ia, igoratr tn" system and the
co Isiition at thc same time.
GENERAL WEAkNESS-NERV OJrS
COMPLAINTS.
When all stimmlan,S f.il, the rrnoy,,;u,
ana barlrg properties of these Pills give.
l~irn.ncss io thv shaking nerve, and cnfrr BLEED
muscles Of the victim Of general debility.
DELICATE FEMALES.
All. irregularities and ailments incident TO
the delicate and sensitive organs of the sex
hr" icmovcd or rrcvcn I'd by Il few doses of
these mild, bat inIilliblc Alternatives. No
moth r who regards her Own or her chi.
drcu'> health should fail 10 have them with.
in her reach.
SCIENTIFIC ENDORSEMENTS.
Th' London Lancet" the London Med.
zeal Review" and the most eminent Of ,hc
! faculty in Great Britain, France and Grrm.-
! ny, have cu'"Si@cd !Lc Fills aud their in
vcr,0r.
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Ladies Dress Goods.

a large stock of Ladies' Dress Good.
consisting in part ~ foil ,ws: Faucy and
black Silks, fancy Mcrinos, DcLain-, Al
pnccns, Poplins, and u fine assortment OF
English, and American Prints, just received
at HASSEiTiNE 81 CURETON'S.
Oct. Sth, 1856. AIR
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One Very Fine Saddle Horse.

oie ieii' ii1fse Wagon one large Oy-cart (;
one set of Black Smiths Tools one Cotton
Gin, Cotton Seed, Corn. Fodder. Shncks.
Cows, Hogs, some Of them Pork Hogs
TWO Straw Cutters. And Al Necessary
Plantation TOOiS.
TERMS on n credit Of IL months with
interest from day of Sale.
ROBERT MclLWAIN.
Lancaster, Nov. &c, 1856. Aid
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Notice,

Will. sell on the 10th Of December
l. next at my plantation. the following
property ; to wit Several head of horses,
among Which *. 4 PAIR OF SUPERIOR
MATCH HORSES.
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FLEMING BROS.
The Trinity journal., 1856-11-08
Letter from Yreka.
lREKA. Cal. Nov. I. 4S

YREKA Cal, Nov. I, 1856.
EDS. JOURNAL Time has passed rather monot-
inously since my last, and nothing of a general
nature has taken place of sufficient interest to be
worthy Of remark
Pecmiary matters are at rather Il low cbb and
people although doing better than heretofore are
still growing sbout hard times.
Since the war closed our town has been fall of
officers of the line and stiff who since their return
have amused the civic portion Of community with
the recital Of deeds of daring during the late
campaign One can scarcely turn without com
ing in contact with either "A Gen. Col or Captain
somebody. They have it all to themselves, how
tary enough to apply their newly hcdgcd titles
when addressing them.
The town is full Of people from all parts of
the County who came in yesterday to witness the
execution of s. W. Crowder, who suffered the
penalty Of the law at 3 o'clock, to-day in the
presence Of about 5000 persons some of whom
were lodiys who Lad trayc.ltt' miles to witness
the horrid sight, Shame on them lol their refined
taste and curiosity They were few, however.
lie met his fate in calm, collected manner, G.
vencing no bragadocio nor emotion of fear. lie
denied all knowledge of committing the deed for
which he was to suffer, being intoxicated at the
tjme-cxpresscd his Willingness to die, and warn
ed all present to shuu the cnH of mtoxication at
tributing his misfortunes to it alone
The crowd were much more ordprI,- th an coull
have been expected, and but few men have been
drunk since the execution. Considering the mob
ocratic spirit existing in some portions of our
County, it is TO be hoped that having seen man
hung they will be satisfied, and the effect saluta-
ry. Yours, IoRN.
The Trinity journal., 1856-11-08
List of Letters

ID EMATNING in the Weaverville Post Office,
N Nov. 8. 1856.
A-C. C. Alsop,
B-Alfred Brunnig. James W. Burns, (D J. y.
Brannan, w. T. Bradbury, CIV II. c. Bishop. J. W.
l.. Bunker. John Brigaman, T. Ban inng. George
Blunderleld, Edward Barnage, Dom. Bernier,
Chas Burton, j. c. Brown Cyrus Bodle.
C-Chas. Campbell, J. NJ. Crodcr, Henry Con-
rov. D. Clostcr Rodgers Curry, G. Cottcr, H. II.
Cooper. (2) James Copeland, (3) Joseph Corsbet,
(N n. c. Cronch Miss NJ. Z. Crane.
Deco W. Davis, C2) Eli Davis, J. c. Davis,
Elisha Davis Harvey Dyer, VIM. c. Drinkwater,
ferdinand Drcy. G.. +. Day
E-Philo Egan, W. II. Eallins
F-Abicl Fuller. VIM. Fillcy, Thos. Faucet,
G-John v Green (2) \. j. Gillekin, VIM, B.
Gray. n Garland, John S. Goran, IL. Coke, Jimi-
son Grounds
H~John Hustled, s. b. ITass, Thos. Harris,
Peter D. Hudson Geo. W. IIouck. W. r. Hum
pbrcys. s. 5. IIo olbrook, Stephen Husk, y. 81.
Ilcnrck.
IT. E. Jones, John W. Jones, Avery Judson,
John Jackson.
K--Jomcs NJ. Kelly, rlincy Kelly, Henry
Knowles
L-W. IT, u. Lcgect. (2l.
M--John Murphy, Michael Murphy, O. +. Nor
gan. Chas. Maynard, James Matthews, John Mus
SER Mons Eugene Mesplc, VIM. Masa Alex. Mont
gomcry, c. f. Melville. VIM. Mcfarland, NJ. Nc
Donald John Mccoy, Thos. Mickey.
O-Michacl O'Connor.
P-R.IT Plummcr. l.. b. Prime, Richard Parr,
s. +. Phillips, II. A. Parker, Reuben Pc arcc, Ed.
II. Pate.
R-Wm H. Richard, John Ryan. James Rider,
VIM c. Rushing. VIM. Russell, Wm. Roberts
S-Julia A. Spaulding, II. G. Smith, Fred.
Safest G. Shauahan Michael Sloan, Rufus Stcb-
bins Jesse Spielman. Geo. W. SIunlcy, Pat. Sulli-
van. p Sandige, Y. II. Stanwood
T-Ben Tcmpeton, Eph. Thomas.
N-Ncson Naunncet.
W-John A. Wasson. Mike Walsh James n.
Whitehead, c. Wayne. Theodore West John
/ Wentworth. JAS b. Wells
Persons calling for the above letters will please
/ say" Advertised"
s D. KRIEDER, p. NJ.
Weaver. November s. 1856.
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North American Circus =!

This speudid troupe of Equcstrians will visit
WeavcrviIle on next Wednesday, and play for
three days only. a last chance is offered to our
citizens this season to witness one of the best en-
tortain,. .,,onts in the State Of California, This
circus has added to ta"ir fame every month since
their sojourn in the ela,v, ana a'"'o0 iio"
rion to no other company in the %'orid' Ne0d
their advertisement in to-day paper.
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WoLFIsH CoALIToN-Our old friend, b. Dcf1is,
in company with Mr.. Hannah and one or two 9TH
ers en- route from Siskiyou Co. to this place on
Thursday morning. when near Stark's Ranch, in
the Northern part of this County, were attacked
by huge California lion, which sprang upon the
mule which Mr.. Defis was riding. y dog belong
ing to the party grapplcd him by the throat when
Mr.. Defis fired at him with his revolver, the ball
striking him in the back of the head. Some four
or five shots were fired before they succeeded in
killing him. lie measured feet 3 - inches.
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In rcrraation Wantod.

A UGUSTE POTZE, Swiss. left North Fork
n in this County. on Monday evening last, and
has not been heard from since Said rotze is u
years Of age, ) feet 6 inches high has brown hair,
rather bald, large moustache and grey eyes. At
the time he left he wore Il black miners hat gray
woocn shirt. brown cashmere pants, black silk
crayat and light boots.
Any information in regard to him will be
thankfully received Ly Christian Nickel e Co. or
Mr.. Bilay, at North Fork. or at the Union Hotel,
Weaver
North Fork Nov g. 1856. 12tf.
The Trinity journal., 1856-11-08

A CAALLENGE.-We find the following challenge
in the San Francisco Herad:
| will walk with any man in the world on
twenty foot Plank, side by side, for from $4,000
to IS 700. Match to he made within eighteen
months, Address JAMES kENNoVAN,
Pedestrian Champion.
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SHERIFF OF NEVADA Co. KILLED BY MfsTAKr.-
We clip the following from telegraphic despatch
to the Sacramento Union of Nov. 4th:

SHERIFF OF NEVADA Co KILLED BY M[sTAKE-
We clip the following from teegraphc despatch
to the Sacramento Union of Nov. 4th:
NEVADA, Nov. 3-S p. NJ
A fearful tragedy has just occurred at Gold
Flat, mile from this place Last night three no.
tQrious robbers webster and the the Far. n,ortbs
escaped IRON ,le l>cyada jail. About dark to-
night Sheriff Wright received intelligence that
the robbers and concealed themselves in ia cabin at
Gold Flat. lie started, with four Others for the
cabin. but on their way learned that some horses
were tied IN ravne near the Flat and went there,
intending to watch and take any persons coming
for them. Unfortunately another party Of peO-
pie, living close by, were already on the ground,
concealed in ditch watching for the same pur-
pose, and neither party knew of the proximity Of
ther. Marshal Plumer, of the Sheriff party, ad-
Vanced to the horses, and whistled to the rest of
his party to come up. Some one in the ditch ask
cd Who is that?' Plumer called to him.
Move and I'll shoot you" The party in the
ditch then fired, and the Shcrf1s party fired at
the same time. Sheriff Wright received charge
from shot gun in the face and breast killing
him instantly d. johnson, of the same party, is
mortally wounded, and is given up by the physi-
clans. 1t is believed, from several circumstan-
ces, that the robbers were in the rayine ut the
time, but made good their escape.
$3.50 p. Boss Wright has just been brought
into town. His face and breast are completely
ridded, so that his most intimate friends conld
not recognize him,
The Trinity journal., 1856-11-08
Bridge Notice.

U'IIE undersigned viii apply to the Board Of
i Supervisors at their neNt regular Term for a
renewal Of license to keep toll bridge at the
crossing Of East Fork. y. y. HAMILTON.
North Fork, Nov. g. 1856. 49,
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THE TRINITY JOURNAL.
The Election,

The political contest is over. The mighty will
Of the people is determined, ere this, throughout
the whole length and breadth of the Union. The
armies Of frccmen who have marshallcd in the
campaign, met in conflict on Tuesday last, at the
ballot box. 1t was grand but fierce fight, 1t
was fight of reason, intellect and conscience,
such as is only fought in our own Republican
land.
The die is cast which dcsignatcs The ruling
power for the next four years. and we have only
to put our hopes and trust in peaceful and glo-
rious future. If the laurels Of victory decorate
the brow of James Buchanan, the people have
hOnored great and distinguished Statesman and
patriot. If the choice of the Nation has fallen
upon Mllard Fillmore, the union loving men of
all parties will rejoice, for he would add another
page to the brilliant record of the past, and if
John c. Fremont has been elected to the high and
distinguished position of President Of the United
States we anticipate no fears of dissolution of
the Union upon sectional grounds or sectional
strife No sectional President can ever occupy
the chair once He'd by Washington, jefferson,
Jackson and Fillmore. The heart of the people
is true TO the liberty and the Union of the whole
confcderacy. All is safe. The crushed in this
campaign will rise and proclaim with their tri
umphant brothers for the peace, harmony and per
petuity of the Union. The war Of angry words
will be forgotten and our citizens will return to
their quiet occupations with the feelings and SEN
timents of a. common brotherhood Of the same
free land.
In this political contest we had no heart but for
cur country-no wish but to see the most capable
and pure elected to office and power, from Con
stable TO President
In Trinity county the election sharply con-
tested and the result is in favor ofthc Democracy
Hr. Burch. Democratic candidate for the Assem-
bly,, has lead his ticket by hundreds, and in him
the people of Trinity viii have an able, talented
and faithful Representative.
The other candidates elected are good and ca
pable men, who Will no doubt discharge the du-
ties of their Office with honesty and ability.
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Lridoo M0iico.

TNIE undersigned hereby give notice that they
l. will apply TO The Board OF Supervisors at their
next regular Term for license to keep Toll
Bridge across Trinity River at Galyin's Ranch.
/. B. CARTWRIGHT,
D. J. CALVIN.
Galyin's Ranch. Noy g. 1856. 42.
The Trinity journal., 1856-11-08

PLACER County MINEs.-The County Assessor
of Placer County in his report to the Surveyor
General, says e 1t can be safely estimated that
Placer County has furnished SG,OOO,OOO of the
gold product OF the last year"
The united original capital of six Canal Com
panics in the above County amounts to 81 ,22S 900
The Trinity journal., 1856-11-08

DENrsTRY.-Dr. Morse, the celebrated dentist,
will visit our place early next week and will re-
main but few days. lie has taken rooms at the
Magnolia" where he can be found at all times
during lis stay in Wcavcryillc, We can reconi-
mend the DR.. as Il gentleman peculiarly and high
y accomplished in his profession.
The Trinity journal., 1856-11-08

RHODES q Co.-Jno. Anderson, of this Express.
will receive our thanks for Atlantic, Sacramento
and San Francisco papers, and Humboldt Times
The Trinity journal., 1856-11-08

PERsoSAL- D. N. Eder, Esq, who has been abb
senl for The past two months al San Francisco re.
turned on Thursday last.
Mr. Edcr shipped his heavy winter stock to
Humboldt Bay, from which place he intends con
seying tlcm to Weayeryile lie has also open
ed mercantile house at Union.
The Trinity journal., 1856-11-08

The PEOPLE VS.. S. b. GRuMNoND.-The Defcn-
dant was indicted in Humboldt Co. on a charge
of murder, and sent to this County for safe keep
ing there being no Jail in Humboldt Co. The per-
Of their authority to detain him whatever, and
upon his being brought before his Honor, r. T.
NJ filler, County Judge of Trinity Co. upon writ
Of IIabcas Corpus, was discharged from custody,
The Trinity journal., 1856-11-08
Insert Teeth On Gold Plate.

in any number from a single Tooth to an entire
set. Teeth inserted ON Gulta PercAa Platte
Those desirous Of having teeth extracted. sud Ar
tIlica teeth inserted, need not wait G,y h,y ne
gums to heal, as they can have tfmlora5.g sety De-
sfrtH on 9mta T. rcLa, t@ efgyewhil aca gums a,t.
healing, Dr. N. hopes froga the hr4. aRs,is !,
and character Of h.s operations duriae ne prst
hve years in Shasta, 19 hagi. 5he patronage of the
citizcns Of Woarqg ald vicinity.
Operations yeyorDu} 90 Eastlra p3ices.
Those dcsirous Of having operations On thclr
Teeth viii do we'll to call before having their
work done elsewhere.
%9~ Dr. Morse may be found at his office in the
Magnolia, ON Main Street, for oan week only.
\. B.-Dr. Morse would respectfully inform the
public that all operations performed iy him will
be guaranteed equal to those Of any other GOOD
Operator or practitioner in the State
Weaver, NOV. 8, 1876, AZ lw
The Trinity journal., 1856-11-08

Mr.. TOWER formerly of Canon City, has taken
the Independence Hotel, in Weaver. He is a
gentleman highly esteemed by our citizens, and
has every qualification to succeed in his new bus
iness