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Just Reoeiv.,

NJ \. EbNARps ( BRO. have just received from ,h-
AsIiat their nen EdjOnlng Il Post 0tico
Sn excellent aud carefully selected oil pc tjrs
ceTes, 10 which they invite e attention % AL IN Wsut o,
good aud cheap Groceries Our st6cL e6nss a part Of
file F'
Rio sIsracsi6o, and Java Coffee S:owa, clarified dos
Crushed and PulveriEcd Sugars;
Teas in great variety and hnC qualities:
Cocoa, lirounR and Chocolate, L.El hrauds;
Ia cans; Rcr Elour, Corn Starch:
tHrfna SaEo, hacearOnl l'inGlass, JellytlnR;
Bermuda Arrowroot, Dsird Currsuts, RahS, Ala.OAd.
Olives, Hops, etc y
Tobacco and Segars, fine qualities;
sOAp9, etc; Pine ground Table salt;
hNicrE and Essences Of every variety.
Together with many other TOO tedoA 10
rate ~ Of which We sre FGling 81 very ow prices.
CS!l and examine for yourscvCs You can't be pluutCd
Remember tie Market and Qpey streets Gd
joining the lOst0Gice, Wheeling Va mss
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a Good cne+om

FTER the LIST January next accordance with the rule
IA adopted generally BY the merchants throughout the CT
ty persons the Subscribers without
on will be called upon to settle six months vz the
LIST July and lst January.
INEN BBI.S. no. Lard Oh, just received BY
il La BCSIIPIEID.
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G. o. r. r. Co-cIlSaE1y rnE p1REcronr.

c. o. r. R. Co.-CiASGElS THE DIRECTORY.
The GAINESVILLE papers state that the following
changes have recently taken place in the Direc-
tory of this road: T. B. Goddard has been APP
pointed in the place of Solomon Sturges, who
resigned some time since; and Messrs. Hosmcr,
Clark and Whittemorc have. resigned, and
Mossrs. Daniel Applegate, Hugh j. Jewett, and
Richard StilIwell, of GAINESVILLE, have been ap-
pointed to fill these vacancies. They have ac-
copied
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cepted
TnE NRw corScIL.-Atthe meeting Of the
new Council the following members appeared
and were duly qualified:
1st Wanl-A. j. Pannell, II. W. Philips, t.
j. Garden, Isaac Cots.
"a Edra-P. B. Taylor, (sherrard Clemens
absentJ =. mes
80 IEnql-John NJ Mathews, j. NJ. ,Bickel,
z. Jacob, +. H. Fitzhugh, (John Khote ABSENT
4th Wdr,-J. II. Roberts, DIR. A. P. Wheeler,
DIR. Jas. Tanner; John Clayton, (tie vote between
d. Hammond and n L. Dorsey.)
9TH Eotg-J W. Gill, L. D. Wait, Geo. Forbes,
II. i. Hubbard Andrew Wilson, C. c. Dewey
absentl
Mr.. Dorsey, by vote of Council, was elected
a member from the Fourth Ward, the vote be-
ing Dorsey Q, Hammond s.
The following officers were also duly qualified
Alfred Caldwell, Mayor; G.. W. Sights, Clerk /;
Henry Conant, Sergeant; Jacob Amick, Street
Commissioner; D. Murray, Market Master !;
Robert Hamilton, Wharf Master; r. W. Hard
ing Treasurer d. Dunbar, Superintendent of
Water Works John French, Flour Inspector );
Amos Wright, Alderman of I'd Ward George
DUTY, Alderman of third Ward; A. NJ. Nc
Courtney, Alderman of 4th Ward.
The Mayor was authorized to receive the of
fetal bondsof the officers elect who were not
present at the meeting.
The following standing committees were then
elected
On 0r,1inaness-NIessrs. Fitzhugh, Jacob,
Clemens.
O. .4etopnts.-Nessrs, Forbes, Wilson, Mat
thews.
On Eater Workx-Messrs. Phillips, Taylor,
Biekel, Tanner, Hubbard and Superintendent of
Water Works
Finanee--Nessrs. Gill, Jacob, Wilson, Pan
nell, Knote and the Mayor.
RaiIroads-NIessrs. Jacob, Clemens, Tanner,
Cots, Gill 80 suHalgT
On Salries-Messrs. Colts, Taylor, Mat
thews, Roberts and Wait.
The Mayor was authorized to appoint, before
the next meeting, the remaining standing
committees,
On motion of Mr.. Forbes, it was ordered that
the committee on Ordinances report to the next
meeting of Council, an ordinance regulating the
license of Ordinaries and Coffee Houses
On motion of DR.. Tanner, it was ordered that
the following committee be appointed to supply
the poos~nf the city with coal. list ward Mr..
Pannell; I'd ward, Mr.. Taylor; Sd ward, Mr..
Matthews; 4th ward, DIR. Tanner; 9Th ward,
Mr.. Forbes
Anumbor of applications for ordinaries and
Coffee House license were presented, and, under
the standing rule, laid over
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.SEIlFHI 4

ON ACCOUNT Of change in their Arm, all persons In
" dehte to the subscribers their Retail Store
nes requested be ready for settlement the 1t Of jan
by cash otherwise, and all persons having claims
against the firm will present the same for liquidation
a.,g- NJ, MCCLALLESS KNOX.
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]. M. HAMILTON,
STEAM BOAT AGENT,

- ~ - .s9--T W HEFLI-NNV, ' 4,
Will attend the receiving and delivering freight and
the collection of freight bills.
Freight for all the regular packets will be received free OF
charge. nvl2-tf
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Change of Time!
CLEVELAND and PITTSBURGH RAILROAD.
q. s.. MAIL DAILY LINE
Wheeling and Ii: Pittsburgh.
Regular union Line Pac
WHEELING 4 ri CINCMNlTI.

- WHEELING q CINCINNHTI.
enrsaSah CITY OF WHEELING
/ lk~Is-45SS, 4 Captain John Mcclure, Jr.,
Ss4ts4 viii leave Wheeling every Monday at o'ciE
y p. ~, and Cincinnati every Thursday at 10
O'clock, y. NJ.
For freight or passage apply to s. c. BAKER 4 co.
Shippers will please take notice that the boat regu
larry at the advertised time. All bills be board by
s O'clock, +. ".
mh2T s. BAKER co.
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TIIE LAW OF NEWSPAPERs.

q. -. RObertsOu, Cumberland Presbyterian, wnl
preach Disciples Meeting Hop,e in Centre Wheeling,
Sabbath next at Ip+s o'clock. e
Attendance requested. lei
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SO-6
THE undersigned will the LIST day of January, 1856,
socate with themselves In the business OF their Retail
Store H. sToSE acting under the style of McCLALLESs,
Dseszs MeoLALLENs Knox.
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-Ntizcns of-WhecIinR ana vicinity,

CNtscns of-WLecIing ana vicinity.
lNOuld be wanting IL my duty
20 whose interests are in my hNndspnd jrsif
etd not Keep %on advised where md great vr
Ell and good quality Of Oots ShceF Hats Caps Umbrella
aud Carpet saCLs, y Fan Winter ssocl ii which AnS
Just received.
deem useless parrulariIe suffice ii 10 say. thu.
have al kinds OF The above Goods uniy kept in this civ
and will sell thtn 10 allWho may be- disposed paOh
lowest prices. 10 y
Please remember tho oldPOvt ot1cc corner
Deb D. H. WATSON
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COLT ON & FIT G H.
OUTLINES
PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY.


ILLUSTRATED nj FIX MAPS ANDEUMERoUs ISGRA.
YIHGS
THIS work. ready IL believed 10 he the GFst attempt
i eVeFmade IN this country enibOdy, IN separate
Treatise the prominent facts Geography IL
ineligible to the great body pupils attending
schools It's general plan be seen from the follow
Ing list Of subjects:
THE LASDs extent and distribution; ConncntH; I'll.
ands; Volcanic Islands Coral Islands; HounaIns Mountain
Plains tsbCands; LoWl4nd Plains Glaeiers snow noun
and AvalaDcbes Volcanoes; Volcanic regions; YcEu
vius. lFstna; Earthquakes. $4,000
TIIEs W ATEHs-ChemlCGl composition OF Water: Mineral
Springs Cataracts; Das Oceanic and continental Rvers;
foundations Of Rivers; River ttes Df te Western Cont
water Lkesof salt water Lakes; Physical difference Of
Lakes the Ocean s temperatures color aud dEahi Deep
sOundings; Waves tides, currents; Gulf
TIlR ATIosPHERE-C Competition of The Air-s proper.
ties Winds, variable Eiuda, permanent Winds trade WndS
periodical winds, mOFoons, hurricanes Moisture Clouds
rain sEGW and hall Climate causes which determine ell
mate; IsOthermallines. ssIs t.ies
ORGANIC EXIsTENCE-FlaIts Divisions Of The VeEets.
bic Kingdom Distribution Of Plants Food plants Animals
their classification Distribution Of Animals Geological Re-
gi0us; Man, Ta1es Of men. F7sr57
Appendix contains article relating 10 the chief
productions Of couHtes The exports Of countries; trade
routes tale predictions, &C. Also abes Of the Mem
The Maps which Illustrate te Book have been construct
ed viii The greatest possible care, band they WILL d con.
eeiTed be found sufficient give tic Learner accurate
idea Of the principal AID leading penome
ma of the globe.
The Principals OF he Wheeling Public Schools have
mend its adoption ~ 9 text book
q For sSe(aiso cStsoP Rltchh Modern School GsoS.
john q. THOMPSON,
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NJ. L. Dorsey,
BOOTS AND SHOES,

THIRD DOOR $. D. HAMPERS NAT sToRE.l
WHEELING, va.
HAVE Just received another lot Of Boots and Shoes from,
the best Philadelphia made expressly for
this trade of good material and the best workmanship and
am nov prepared to furnish any and everybody with any
TO ~ dollar boot and variety style, quality material
and durability of workmanship, and prices cannot be sur
passed Ly any other house in this any Otler city.
ALSO
Gents Boots and Shoes of all kinds styles and qualities
made to order. a
Having employed some of the best workmtn in the United
states am satisfied that cannot fail please may
favor with call.
Call and examine for Your sClvcE.
Ny stock consists in part Of The following articles
1G0 pair best boots;
3 3 3$s & & s ssI;s -.
81 do cork sole.
MEMS DKuGANs.
100 pair best calf brogaus;
~ i iSS 90 90 a aFsl
loo dc low priced boots.
Bof,s AND YOUTHS BRoGASs.
laL 100 pair boys thick brogans;
loo pair ~ you,l, 81 thick
B0Y'S AND YOUTHS BOOTS.
100 pairs Of calf bOots;
100 do kid
100 do thick raTg
W0IIEN.s WEAR 2
100 pairs lasting CATERS, all cOiOrs,
lJ9 do walking SHOES. a.
40 do buskins,
$50 DO Kid
$50 do calf
$50 do Jenny Lind
go Go morocco and kid Slippers.
MISSES BOOTS
100 pairs morocco boots,
40 DO Kid
l30 do French morocco boots
LOO do calf
l50 dO kip
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We have announced new books With greater salts.
faction than in the present instance These
on ooLs They do noi in any respect belong 10 the gut
tec literature" Of the day. Though differing very widely
in plot PURPOSE and STYLE they may alike lag claim to Iaf-
cnang Interest," and AZ adaptation to improve both head
and hear.
h,96daw MASON BROTHERS. New York
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THEZINTELLIGENCER.F TRANSPORTATION. 2
SATURDAY, MORNING, FEBRUARY ? 1906.
10 CORRESPONDENTS.

S. TO CORR RESPONDENTS.
LETTERS concerning subscriptions advertising other IL
naRcul business Of hr InteS should be addressed
the Pr0pretors.
Letters concerning the editorial department Of the paper
should be addressed to the Edtors jointly to either
Of them.
Correspondents wsuE for publication, will please write
only side Of the paper.
An Observance OF the above ries will greatly obige U.S.
prompt attention correspondents than
they might otherwise receive.
THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.
l-suhscrihers who do give express notice to the
trarg considered wishing to cOntinue their sahscr
tions.
Sassr o5s g c tns to se them until al ar
TesrAses paid.
S-If subscribers neglect refuse take their rcriodi-
Gals from the oiees TO which they directed they held
responsible till they have settled the bill and ordered them
discontinued,
4 sqbscrhers remove to other places without nform
ing the publishers, and the papers tine former d.
rsctOn tllcy are held resPonsIbic.
5The Courts have decided that refusing take peFiOdi
cs from the oteenr removing and leaving them uncaled
for, Is PTiaa Jeia EVIDENCE Of Intentional fraud. e3
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IHR Adams Express Company for the safe and speedy
l. conveyance Of
MONEY, VARIABLE P4CEACES, ASD FREIGHT OF
in charge of special messengers the only reliable
lire 10 and from Wheeling Obs Railroad direct York
Philadelphia. Baltimore, Boston, Washington CIty.
ALS0e Central Ohio Railroad GAINESVILLE, Columbus
Cincinnati, Louisville, Indianapolis, Chicago
Expresses leave vi Bait Ohio Railroad at ~ oelE P
~. Central Ohio Railroad at 5o'cI5cE, P. M.
For Pittsburgh Cleveland Toledo Norther. Ohio at
e'cloc&, AN. fL1s Hser
Butter Poultry, Produce Of all kinds, delivered In
teen hours Baltimore. y. PICiaIAS, Agent
ago s Adams Express Co.
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MEDICAL. .''
di,D 9MoyLp, Y,Rt9IT.a
D r. q. oSTETTERt s.
CELEBRATED
sssz,s STOMACH BIT'rERS.
400 600 Re,l'e. soll In One ..aF.

MORNING in the marlctfOthing Ia Ihe medical market
for tine EaEt hy years, has ever egualCd, an
article be produced equal 70 this s.5i,r s .Isi1
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LONDON MHRKET.

JAN. 1Sth.-Barins & Co.'S circular quotes
Sugar as having advanced. Coffee also advan-
ced. Brcadstutfs slightly declined market clos
ed dull. Iron tirmer, WEIGH rails quoted at Sc
ase5S.
MONEY MARkkT-Markct active at unchanged
prices. Consols advanced and closec at sea
for money and account, closing steady, all the
European stocks participated in the advance
Bell Son report American stock dull and pri-
Ces unchanged
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FLOUR! EL0GIe2
THE snhAer6ers win have constantly hard In future
II good brands Of Extra Family and supeTfne Four, for
sale By the single barrel or II larger quantities, 70 he
iGttentton Of the pnbticfs inyftedsza
sssnx9 zERzE 80 GILL co,
DROWN's Essence OF Jamaica Ginger; u -.
7 ID zB1keEssCcd Liver on; 80 -
~ sForsaleby WS.J ARMSTRONG, q
jn16 --i- lSs 1IErkstst.-
BBL Coach Body Vanish Of superior quality for sale b.
i i iAn5s LAIGHIlSs BUsHRIR1DE
DRTsHKs COMBS PeFfan1ery Ee splenaia assortment
I I'D In and for sale low bF
81 W.. ARNsTR0NG,18a3 Markets.
bet. Monroe AMI Onion "a.
LGRGE @ sDsseg4Tl. j1st received ssle .
IN tuS B. II. WATSON.
7tfrlss2 esssE al
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ENGRAVING AND PRINTING.
SATURDAY, FEpRuARY %.
Il d / T IL

TIE Quakers DduqAter. i M7eef Puritan 7yaes
ONE or EER pRSoH&p1&Is ~
1 vol. limo. Price 81 IS, *
THE of this Domestic Tale il laid during rel.
SiOps persecution QuaEtTs which L. 10 deep aud
sad stain upon the bTGa fang OF tie PGrit2ns TotlS
Charm aSnTbing tale, adds the attraction
of historical accuracy. r9t
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OlfTsBCHH sALf-foeN haTTelF bend and for salo.b
rdvS REuIY
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I'nE Nav corScrL-Atthe meeting of the
new Council the following members appeared
and were duly qualified:
lst Wancl-A. j. Pannell, II. W. Philips, t.
j. Garden, Isaac Cots.
81 49, r r.rIor 1shorrnrh 1,1on,nns
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-17

MURDER IN MARTNEz.-A correspondent
of the AHa, writing from San Jose, April
30th says:
Mr. Victor Henson, the driver from Mon
terey, brings from that place this evening
the news Of another murder committed there
last night From what could be learned it
appears that Mr.. Picard or Pcart, q mer-
chant in the town. was induced to open his
house late at night by two men under pre-
tence Of their wishing to make some pur
chases, and whenan opportunity offered they
struck him on the back of the head with an
axe and afterwards cut his throat with "a
knife. The struggle must have been Sc
we're, as marks of blood were found all about
the room, and it is supposed he must have
baGiiT wounded one of the murdcrers, as
marks of blood were tracked to some dis
tance. The noise made Ill the fight alarmed
others living near who came Immediately
when the two men made their escape. Mr.
Picard died in few moments after their ar
rival.
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-17

A HUNDRED YEARS AGo.-A hundred
years ago, a stupid German monarch reigned
over these United States, then colonies of
Great Britain-and on the whole earth
with the exception Of Switzerland, there was
not a single republic Of any pretensons. A
hundred years ago the French lilies Aoated
over Quebec, Pittsburg and New Orleans.
A hundred years ago, the old French mon
archy existed-the Bastile reared its ac-
cursed towers-and Louis the XIV. dalled
WIN Infamous wantons. squandered his sub
Jects' money, and blasphemed in his own
person the name of man. Fifty years ago,
the name OF Napoleon was still compara-
uveIy unknown. Fifty years ago, cotton
mills had, as it were, just been invented: and
railroads, locomotives, and magnetic tele-
graphs, were practically unknown. Fifty
years ago, there were scarcely five millions
OF people in the United States, and Ohio
was almost wilderness. Fifty wears ago
Washington had just died, jefferson was
still living, and Clay, Webster, and Cal
houn were names yet unknown to fame,
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-17
Do They Miss Me at Home?
RY TRAVELLER.

By TRAVELLER.
Do they miss me at home?-do they miss me?
'Twould be an assurance most dear,
To know that my name was forgotten,
AS though had never been there.
To know that the tailor and landlord.
And the banks where my paper is due,
And hosts whom / cannot now mention,
Had banished me quite from their view.
Do they miss me at home!-do they miss me?
When the market for money is tight,
And collectors in haste are pursuing
Their debtors by day and by night?
Do the friends who once loaned NE "ffty,"
And the others that loaned me "ten,"
Heave a sigh of regret as they miss me,
And wish they could see me again?
Do they miss me at home?-do they miss me?
When no longer I'm seen upon Change,
And do those who were wont to assist me,
Say, "His conducts Internally strange"
Docs the Shylock who loaned me his money,
To bear me to regions unknown,
Look in vain for occasion to dun me,
And wish again were at home?
u yney miss me at home?-do they miss me:
'Twould be an assurance most dear,
To know that my name was forgotten,
AS though had never been there.
Rut know that my memory lingers,
Around the dear place as roam,
And while I've my wits and my creepers,
They'll miss me-they' ii miss me at home!
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-17
Annual Debt per

From the foregoing table, it will be seen
that the debt-burden Of Holland is heavier
upon its population, per capita, than that OF
any other nation; amounting to SAP 0Oior
every man, woman and child Next in pro-
portonate weight, is that Of Great Britain,
which is equal to $l3l 04 per head. The
annual charge or interest of this debt is
abou. s. per c0pita for the population Of the
United Kingdom. This represents the bur
den Of the past and its expenditures imposed
upon the shoulders of every inhabitant of the
realm. Taking the average Of the last five
years it will be found that more than half
the entire revenue Of Great Britain goes for
the past in the shape Of interest; leaving Of
course, but half the financial capacity of the
nation for the present and future. Undoubt-
edly England possesses more wealth than
any other country in ChriStendom, and can
sustain larger amount of taxation But
this ability is not all available capacity tor
present or future eXigences or enterprises
The giant Iadened to half his strength may
not be able to take upon his shoulders all
additional burden which a common man
might carry. Strong and broad-shoudered
a. uC ~ W. IhlloC NotlilibtC b"b lpi CIOll
of his strength which is not already taxed
to its utmost, in measuring his ability with
that of a smaller but less burdened compel
itor Thus, in estimating the relative capa-
cities Of Great Britain and the United States
we see that the latter have husbanded almost
their entire wealth and strength for present
and future eXigencies. The whole burdeI
= which the past imposes upon them onl,
weighs, if we may SO say, about 81 per head
= while that Of England weighs $l3l. She i
obliged to tax annually every man, woman
and child of her population to the amount o
50 for interest on her debt while the Uni
ted States have only to raise twelve and on
half cents per cap'ta for interest. TO make
the comparison more easy Of appreciation
let us assume that twelve and one-half cent
represent one pound avoirdupose. Thel
Great Britain has to carry forty pounds pc
head, while the United States have only one
to weigh upon their speed in the race
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-17

LITERARY MEN.-Any one who happened
to see the members of the Legislature about
the time Of adjournment, when they came
down j street, with huge piles of extra sta
tonary, port folios, ivory paper cutters, &c.
under their arms, would have imagined them
to be all literary men, each with cores
pondence which would cast Walpole in the
shade, or else that there never was to be
another Legislature and this was final clean
ing out.-State Tribune.
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-17
The Relative Capacities of Nations

We find a we'll written article, under the
above caption, in the Times for California
portion of which we transfer to our own
columns.
With these observations, we give few
statistics bearing upon the financial condition
of the leading nations of Christendom in
1854. or before several of them became in
volved in the expenditures Of the war with
Russia.
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-17
Dissolution of COpartnership.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Copartner-
l ship heretofore existing under the firm of
Fraatz Rechardt. in the IT, S. Bakery is this
day dissolved by mutual consent All persons in
debted to said firm, either by Note or Book
Account, will please come forward and make i'm
mediate settlement, as one of the firm is anxious
to leave the State. {. +. FRAATZ & Co
Weaver april IA 1876 I2ff
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-17

SADLY BEAUrIFUL.-There is young lady
in this city so dazzlingly beautiful that her
guardians do not dare to allow her to go out
of the house She remains shut up at home,
and is only visible to female visitors What
blessing the small pox would be to this i'm
prisoned belle 1t should be added that,
with the fatal gift of beauty" the young
lady possesses other charms, amounting to
about 100000 N Y Mirror.
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-17
humboldt Shaving Saloon.
AND BATH ROOMS,
Main Street "

Main Street, Weavervillo.
'HE UNDERSIGNED announces that his Fs-
l. tablishment, so long known to the public, has
recently undergone thorough repairs and altera-
lions ana Deen htted up in style of elegance un-
fornla. 1t has been his aim to make il an agree
able and delightful resort for gentlemen desrous
OF undergoing tonsoral operations, or to employ
water as a detergent agent
~, ms arrangements for Bathing are hard to beat.
me proprietor scarcely deems It necessary to say
much IN reference to its superiority to those who
nave 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 spaIed to make his Saloon a
pleasant place of resort.
ISAAC DIXON
Wsavegville Nov II 1864. nIt-tf
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-17
Advertising in the Atlantic
StntaG

L. P. F. has now completed his arrangements
for 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
wish to advertise in any section of the Union, of
doing so at the lowest rates. and in prompt and
satisfactory manner.
All so disposed, are invited to call on him and
leave their orders.
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-17
MAGAZINES,
than any other establishment on the Pacific.
AGENTS and Dealers

Are respectfully informed that owing to the am
pie resources of the establishment and the strict
economy of its management, the Proprietor is at
all times happy and ready to execute their COM
mands at the LOWEST PRICFG
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-17

To CURE -INFALLABLE.- the
unfortunate toe in camphene until tits corn
ed" and then toaeh her oG@
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-17

IT HAS BEEN satisfactorily ascertained that
ducks go into the water for darers reasons
spd come out again for sun-dyy purposes.