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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-08
STA Se C1aye "a ion.

The people of the State of Vermont. without
regard to past political differences or divisions,
who are opposed to the repeal Of the Missouri
Compromise, to the policy of the present Ad-
ministration, to the extension OF Slavery into
the Territories, in favor Of the admission of
Kansas asa Free State, and of restoring the
action Of the Federal Government to the princi-
pies OF Washington and Jtlfrson, are request
ed to choose 70 delegates from each Congresson-
al District, to meet an State Convention at Mont
prlier. on TUESDAY, THE THIRD DAY OF
JUNE next, at II 0 clock. A. NJ, for the pur
pose Of appointing six delegates AT large to the
National Convention in Philadelphia, on the
l7th day OF June NEXT to present candidates to
he supported for the Offices OF President and Vice
President # the Uni,ed States and we recon-.
mend that thu several District Conventions be
called ny their appropriate comuittees to meet
ON Tuesday, the 2''b Ga. Of May, inst, To eject
three delegates each, 10 represent the District in
the National Convention aforesaid. and to APP.
point tie twenty delegates to the State Conven
iog rs called uhove.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-08

l no as II Benton has been nominated by the
benlonites, for Governor of Missouri.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-08

The Mortified Star makes some very sensible
upon the "united effort " of all par
ties, opposed to Slavery, in the coming cam
paign. 1t says:
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-10

THE DIARY OF AN ANCIENT HUNTER-A
book is shortly to be published in London,
by Col. Rawlnson, the arch@ologst, upon
further discoveries which he has recently
made in the ruins of Babylon and Nineyeh.
The correspondent Of an English newspaper
says the Colonel has found Nebuchadrez-
zars hunting diary, with notes and portraits
of his dogs, sketched by himself, with his
name under them He mentions in it hav-
ing been i'll and while he was deliriouS he
thought he had been turned out to Craze
like the beasts Of the field. Is not this a
wonderful cOrrOboration Of Scripture?-
Rawlnson also found a pot Of preserves in
an excellent state, and gave some to the
Queen to taste How little Nebuchadnez-
zar'S cook dreamt, when making them, that
twenty-five centuries after the Queen of
England would eat some Of the identical
preserves that figured at her masters tablcr
We don't see exactly how the statement
Of Nebuchadnezzar corroborates Daniel -
The king intimates that while in 'delrious
condition. he thought he had been turned
out to Craze; whilst Daniel informs us that
he was driven from men, and dld eat grass
as oxen, and his body was wet with the dews
of heaven, till his hairs were grown as eagles
feathers and his nails like birds cialCS'
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-10

HIsroRIcAL ACCOUNT OF HYMEN.-Hymen
was beautiful youth Of Athens, who, for
the love Of young virgin, disguised himself,
and assisted at the Eusinan rites; and at
this time he, together with his beloved, and
divers other young ladies Of that city, were
surprised and carried off by pirates, who sup
posed him to be what he appeared, was
lodged With his mistress. III the dead of
night, wen the robbers were all asleep, he
GGG' th5h athroats. Thence making haSty
way back to athens, barganed with the
parents that he woNld restore them their
and all her companions, if they
would consent to theT marriage; which
proving very happy, it became t@e custom
to invoke the name Of Hymen at all nup-
tals
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LEGAL.
Sherihrs Sale.

DY virtue of an Execution to me directed, issu-
ID ed out of the Hon. District Court of the 18th
judicial District, in and for Trinity County, on
Judgment rendered therein. on the oath day Of
March, A. D. 1856, against James Dixon W. Ry-
an. D. Murphy, R. Ryan. P. McGraff, T. Fennes-
sy. j. f. Weeks, John Harper, NJ. Malone, - Ma
lone, D. Twoey, j. Marklie, d. McCarty. Tim o.
Neil NJ. Griffith, P. Spellman, j. Lumle T. Couch,
and John O'Keefe, and in favor Of l.. W. Ludwig,
+. Donnolly, II. Overmole 8. Kyle, Y. Raye, S.
Clngley, J. D. Ludwig and II. Conroy, for the
sum of two hundred and fifty dollars, principal,
and three hundred and forty-six 65-l00 dollars,
costs Of suit, amounting to five hundred and nine
tysiX 85-l00 (59G So dollars, / have levied up
on and seized the following described property to
wit: 8 One fume, known as the Sidney Gulch
Flume, being situated ON the east side Of Sidney
Gulch, below the junction Of Sidney and McKen-
zie Gulch.
Also the mining claim of Dixon & Co.. situa-
ted on Sidney Flat, and adjoining the claim known
as the Brown claim, now owned by Bunker Co.
Also, the mining claim of Ryan, McGraff Il Co
situated opposite " Happy Jacks" hume, and ad-
joining Dixon d Co.'S claim, on the upper side.
Also, the claim of Harper and others, situated
on Sidney Flat, near the head Of Ludwig Cos
fume and between the claims of Cosgrove & Han
non, and those Of McCarty g. Co.
Also, the claims of McCarty, Malone and 9th
ers, on Sidney Flat adjoining the lower end o
/ harper "a W D tlalHl, lOgelncr VIII all ana SIN
gular the appurtenances and hereditaments, wat
er races and water privileges, thercuntO belong
| ing or in any wise appurtaining' the above dcs
cribcd property being in Trinity County, and on
or near Sidney Flat and taken as the property Of
the aforesaid Defendants, aud will expose at pub
lie sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, at the
claims as above described in the town Of Wea
veryille, on Wednesday, the 18th da '
of May, 4. ID. 1856, at o'clock, p. m, the
| above described property, to satisfy said Judg-
ment and costs, and accrung costs.-Dated, Wea-
yerville, April %, 1856.
E. NEBLETT, Sheriff.
BvJ A. WATSON, Deputy
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-10

AT the poet Heine's funeral, in accordance with
the expressed wish Of the deceased. no speeches
were delivered. In little poem, Memento No
ri" he expresses the wish somewhat thus:
"Oh let no mass be sung,
No ritual read
In silence lay me down
Amongst the dead.
Enough. if, when returns
My burial day,
Mathilde, in mourning clad,
Shall come to pray.
Enough, it, whilst her cheeks
The tear-drops lave,
With fresh immortals
She shall deck my grave"
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-10
humboldt Shaving Saloon,
AND BATH ROOMS,
Main Street. Weay

MdIH DItUIi " NVWNCINIIIC.
TNHE UNDERSIGNED announces that his Es-
l. tablishment 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 a detergent agent.
His arrangements for Bathing are hard to beat.
The proprietor scarcely deems il necessary to say
much in reference toi 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 SPACED to make his Saloon q
pleasant place Of resort.
ISAAC DIXON.
Weaverville, Nov. II, 1855, nl4-n
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Mr.. =. 4. BARNUM.-We need not have
read the recent proceedings before Justice
Hoffman, of the Supreme Court Of New
York, to know that this well known gentle
man has met reverses. BY over confidence
in the jerome Clock Company he is now
bankrupt, and supports himself by keeping
clearinghouse. But the .jackalls of the
press, who before these calamities toadied
and praised him, are now the loudest in
their execrations; Of all who visited him at
Iranistan and enjoyed his profuse hospitality; :;
Of all who have received favors innumerabe
from him, we hardly find one who has a
word of coincidence for a broken mani This
is the way Of the world, and Barnum knows
its devious paths too well to suffer any an
noyance, when false friends drop off, He
has done great deal of good in his days of
prosperity; he was liberal to those in his
employ, and generous in his charities, and
we sincerely regret that these monetary ca
lamities have overwhelmed him. But we
do not think he will long remain down.; he
Is still in the prime Of life, has tact, energy
and nerve, and will not be long before he
will strike out some new plan to astonsh
the country. Barnum boarding house
keeper! Well if he is SO year from this
date it will be at the head of some magni6-
cent rival to the Astor, ST. Nicholas or Me-
tropolitan, and then again, with true friends
in adyersity clustered around him, he can
langhingly look back upon the past and sing
Ali Baba and Cogas- song in the Forty
Thieves
"Friends, like bees, when wealth abounds,
Swarm at metals tngling,
But whenno gold resounds -....
They vanish in a twinklng"
--IHA Ledger.
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-10
TRINITY GARDEN STORE.

MAIN STREET, WEAVEKNuLE.
VlHE proprietOrs of this estab ismnent would re-
l. spectully announce to their their friends and
the public generally, that they keep constantly
hand and for sale all kinds Of choice Vegetables,
brought fre ! from their Ranch on Trinity River,
every day; The also have a complete selection of
Groceries and Provisions including
SUGAR, COFFEE, RICE, TEA,
BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE,
and, in fact; every thing in the Grocery, Vegeta-
bic and Provision line. Their prices are low, the
proprietors being determined to do large bust
ness at small profits. Friends will please give us
Il call. MORSE, MABIE Il co.
N B-We have a SAW MILL in operation on
our Ranch, and will supply the citizens Of Wea-
verville and vicinity with Lumber of a superior
quality at very low rates.
10 Orders for Lumber, left at the "Trnity
Garden Store" will be promptly attended to-
Dec. s, 1865. NJ, NJ ~ co.
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GEO. j. BROOKS X Co.
PAPER WAREHOUSE,

1913 SANSOME ST, SAN FRANCIJCO.
TOR SALE-IO,OOO Reams Fine
l. Printing Paper, ZzA32, 24x3l, 24x36, 28x42,
32Xi6.
2OOO Reams Fine Book Paper, 2lx38, 40, A,
and 4S lbs.
10000 Reams Manila Paper all sizes in small
bales Of 10 reams each.
5000 Reems Palm, Straw, Crown and Double
Crown
200 Gross lIart's Playing Cards.
Blank Cards, Cap and Letter Paper and Light
body celebrated News Ink, together with a large
stock of New and Fancy Job Type from Conner
q Sons foundry. Also, Hoe and Ruggles' Prin-
ting and job Presses.
San Francisco, January 1856. n3-3m
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-10

The witty Shirley" in the California Pioneer,
adds another to the many parodies on the " new
er read" of Tom Moore
"I never had two humming birds,
With plumage like sunset sky,
But one was sure. to fly away,
And the other pne was sure to die.
Inever nursed 6ying squirrel,
.- To glad me with its soft black eye,
But il always ran into somebody's tent,
Got mistaken for a rat and killedw
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-10
Sherl'A"s Sale.

DY virtue of an Execution TO me directed issu-
ID ed out of the Hon. District Court of the 9Th
judicial District, in and for Shasta C0nApy, State
OF California, on a Judgment rendered therein on
the 3D. day of April, A. D. 1856, against ID. La
throp, S. S. Gilman, A. r.. Earle, John Robinson,
A. Waters and and W. J. Organ. and in favor Of
Henry Uassam. Thos. Hall, Ellis Flowers, VIM.
Ferguson, A. Hudson, VIM. Allen and S. b. Phil
lips, for the sum of six hundrc and twelve dol
lars (S6lZ) as costs in case OF Lathrop and 9th
ers, vs. llassam and others,-l have levied upon
and seized the following describy d property. to
wit A nume and waterrace awmill, togeth-
er with all and singular, the hcred taments and
appurtenances thereuntO belOnging,or in any wise
appurtaining, known as the Canon City NJ II and
Water Company, and recorded in r cordrr's oilic
in Trinity County, in Book d, page 1872. Sad
Hume and race conveying water from Canon Creek
commencing opposite Canon City, and thence con
Vcylng water down sad Creek, so as to water the
bars down sad Creek And also one llume and
waterrace known as the St. Louis Water Co. No.
,, and recorded in Recorders office, Trinity Co.
Book ID. page 268, said numG and race commenc
ing above Canon City, and constructed so as to
convey portion of the water of sad Creek along
on the bars of said Creek, said property being sit
uated on Canon Creek in Trinity County, State
cf California and will expose to sale at Public
Auction to the highest bidder for CASH at the
Court House door, on Saturday, May Sd,
A. ID. 1856. between the hours Of 10 o'clock,
a. M. and 4 O'Clock, pm the above described prop
crty, to satisfy said Judgment, costs and accruing
costs.-Dated April 7th. A, y. 1856.
ED. NEBLETT Sheriff.
ByJ A. WATSON, Deputy
DOSTPONEMENT.-B By order of the Court, the
i above sale is postponed until the 18th day
of May, a. ID. 1856.
f. NFBLETT, SheriM.
BY A. Watson, Deputy.
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-10

HIRAM Powers, the sculptor, writes: j
am now most prosperous, having passed over
many years of great trial and difficulties,
which, but for the Yankee blood in my veins,
would have broken me up long ago, and
sent me home to pursue n more lucrative
business
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-10
Dissolution Of COpartnership.

Office is hereby given that the Copartner-
1 l snip heretofore existing under the firm of
fraatz * Reichardt, in the L. S, Bakery, is this
day dissolved By mutua! consent All persons in
debled to said firm, either by Note or Book
Account, viii please come forward and make i'm
mediate settlement, as one of the firm is anyious
to leave the State. c. r. FRAATZ 3 "a
Weaver, April II, 1855. I3-u
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A Story OF THE EMBARGO OF 18l2-Un-
der the impulse of the removal Of the en-
bargo, there was a sudden rise in the value
of property, and such demand for it that
merchandise was sometimes carried off from
vessels before the owners arrived at their
places Of business, and the parties taking it
came in afterward to say that they were at
the owners mercy, and must pay what they
chose to ask. A brig was lying in Boston
harbor, which had come up new from Ply
mouth Just before the embargo was laid and
was now in good condition, fit for sea The
Plymouth owner thought it was a good time
to sell the brig, and sent up his son for the
purpose, telling him to demand eight thou
sand dollars for her, and not to take less
than six. John went to Boston, found how
things were going, sold the brig in a moment,
and hurried home, elated with his bargain.
AS he neared the house, he saw the old gen
tleman marching up and down the piazza,
and presently rushing out to meet his son,
and hear the result of the sale
Have you sold the brig, John?
Yes, father, you may be sure of that
For how much, JohnY
For ten thousand dollarsp
Ten thousand dollarsp cried the old man,
with staring eyes, at hearing a price more
than double what the vessel cost Ten
thousand dollars! I'll bet you've sold her
to some swindler who don't care what the
price is, and never means to pay his notes
Notes, did you say, father? Why there
is no note in the case, Igot the money and
put it in the bank; draw, and you'll get it,
The old mans excitement suddenly cooled,
and as the ruling passion rose in its place,
he said
! say, John, couldn't you have got a
leetLe mlOrep
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-10
Advertising in the Atlantic
StoaaS

=. = f. has now completed his arrangement.
| ,' ward me- Of advertisements to all the
Fme'pai largest circulating Journals and VonD
paper published iu the Atlantic States '"S'
q N"t opportunity is here offered 70 thoso ,.h.
I.' 10 advertise n amy section Of N. Union ~
uuor so n. the lowest rates. oad in pronpt ana
leave their orders. '1 "''n and
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-@Sb---~--aee

MADAME CATALINA AND GoETHE.-"H Her
want of literary attainmentS joined to her
viyacity in conversation, sometimes produced
ludicrous scenes. When at the court of
Weimar. she was placed at a dinner party
by the side of Goethe, as a mark of respect
to her by her royal host The lady knew
nothing Of Goethe, but being struck by his
majestic appearance, and the great attention
of which he was the object. she inquired of
the gentleman on the other side what was
his name The celebrated Goethe, Madam,
was the answer Pray, on what instrument
does he play? was the next question. He
is no performer, Madam-he is the renowned
outhor of 'Werther." %, yes, yes, re-
member said Catalina and turning to the
venerable poet, she addressed him-'Ah, sir,
what an admirer am Of 'Werthcrp'
" A low bow was the acknowledgment for
so hattering a compliment 4 never con
tnucd the lady, i never read anything half
50 luughable in my life What a capital
farce it is, sirP Madam said the poet,
looking aghast 'rhe Sorrows Of Werther' |
farce? oh, yes; never was anything so
eXquisitely ridiculous? rejoined Catalina,
ledIlIy, us she enjoyed ulle TehlenlDrahce-
Aud it turned ont that she had been talk
ing all the while of q ridiculous parody of
wv erther' which had been performed at one
of the minor theatres of Paris, and in which
the sentmentalty Of Gocthcs tale had been
numerically ridiculed. The poet did not
get over his modification the whole evening;
and the fair speakers credit at the court Of
Weimar was sadly impaired by this display
of her ignorance Of the ilustrous Goethe
aud the Sorrows of Werther HogarM:
Memoirs of The Musical Drama.
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-10
EnSOlNent Notice,

IN the matter of Robert S. Branard--In the Dis
i trct Court of the 18th Judicial District, Trini-
ty County.
1t appearing from reading the Affidavit and
schedule, and the petition of said Robert S, Brain
ard, upon application to cede his property and as
sets to his creditors, and be discharged from his
debts, that said petitioners application is in
cordance with the statute in such cases made and
prov ded. 1t is ordered that the creditors of
aforesaid Robert 5. Brainard, petitioner, be and APP
pear before me. al Chambers. in Weaverville. at
the County of Trinity State Of California, on the
18th day Of MAY, A. ID. 1856. at 10 o.
clock, a. NJ. then and there to show caiisc, if any
they have, why an assignment of the estate OF the
said Robert 5, Branard, petitioner, should not be
made. and he he discharged from his hts. And
the Clerk of this Court is hereby ordered 10 give
notice of this order to the said or, ditors of the
said petitioner. by publishing the same in a news
paper published in said County, for thirty days
And it is hereby further ordered that all proceed
ings for the recovery of debts against said petit
toner be stayed.
Given under my hand this, 7th day Of April, A.
D. 1856 (Sgned,) j. S. PIrZER, Dist. Judge.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY or TRINITY, % |. II, J. Sea
man, Clerk of the District Court. afor said here
by certify the forego ng to be a true copy of the
order made, and now on file in my office, in the
above entitled cause.
Witness my hand and seal of said Dist
l.. S. Court, hereto affixed. Done at Office in
Weaverville, April llth, 4. D. $50.
IL. j. SEAMAN, Clerk
r. G. STUART, Deputy.
April II, 1856. l2-4w
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WARD & WAANlNh,
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS.

d ESPECTFULLY inform the citizens Of Wca-
II verv.lle and cinity, that they are always
prepared to cX, cute all orders in their line Of
husiucss. They tender their sincere thanks to
thnir many friends and patrons for past lavors,
and hope, hy punctuality, to merit a continuance
of the same.
W u W. have in connection with their 9 H--Lel)
Capentcr and Joner's e>tablishent, Il .z9set0
Wagon Shop,
whore all work appertainng to that branch of
business will meet with prompt attention. All
work done with dispatch. Give them call, and
see for yourselves.
Va All kinds of Cabinet Furniture, such as
Chairs, Bcdsteads. Tables Saas, Bureaus, &c. &c
made on short notice.
Shop on Court street one door above the U. s.
Bakery. nl-f
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-10


I p. r.. is Sole Agent for the fol,
IL lowing Newspapers, published in Caiifor
MIA, Oregon, and the Sandwich Islands. ''
Sacramento Union; San Joaouin Rcnuhli,o.
Stockton; Marysyillc Herald: Nevada Jonrnoi.
Columbia Gazette; Grass Valley TeIcgranh,
Shasta Courier; Empire Argus CoIoma; Mopn''
tain Democrat. PlacerviIle; Amador Sentinel
Jackson; Yreka Union; Weavcrville Democrot'
Petaluma journal; San Jose Telegraph: CoIfor'
MA Farmer, Sacramento City; Southern Cahfor'
man man Los Angeles; san Diego Herald; Orego,
man. Portland O. T.; Oregon Statesman " p /.
Pioneer and Democrat, Olympia. pngnt en,,na ,
Poynosian. Honolulu "o't'ip'
\: -ADNERTiSEMENTS and SUBSCPIp-
Ils1NS solicited for the above named Pancrs
rules OF the principal Papers Of California and
Oregon may be found at this Office ''""
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-10
l.. BARTLETT,
ATTORNEY AT Law

y Tt " { n z n w
HAVING worked six years in the mines of Cal
L l. iforna, and three years Of the time in Trini-
ty county, enough to approve of the location, has
decided to invest all has interests in and with this
county, and will hereafter devote his efforts to
his profession trusting that by and diligence
he may secure the confidence and share the bust
ness OF those unfortunately "meshed in the law"
Room at the Independence.
WeaveryiIIe, Eeb 7th, 1856. n3-tf
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA.

STAG@ Gdao,y "y o441E2gSIA ol 4rlni,y IL ]. Sea-
man. Clerk of the District Court in and for the
County and State aforesaid, hereby certify the
foregoing true copy of the order in the matter
OF John II. Robinson, now on record in my Office.
Witness my hand and seal Of said Dist
LIS. Court, hereto affixed, April, tn 1856.
II. j. SEAMAN, Clerk.
April 70 l2-4w.
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A. SOLO ON,
FiFc-prOOf Brick store.

MAIN STREET, wEAYERVIILE.
(nert door 10 the Post COce)
PACKERS g. TRADERS SUPPLIED.
| have just received fresh assortment of all des-
L criptons of Fashionable Clothing, Dry Goods,
Boots ~ Shoes, Pocket ~ Table Cutlery. Pistols,
DC. Also choice scl ction of the first Brands OF
Havana Cigars and Tobacco, and feel confident
that call viii prove entirely satisfactory.
March 22,-9-tf. A. SOLOMON.
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InsoIVent Notice.

N the matter of John II. Robinson.-In the Dis
i hict Court of the 18th Judicial District Court,
Trinity Go.
II appearing from reading the Affidavit and
schedule, and the petition Of the said j. II. Robin
SON upon application to ccde his property and
assets to his creditors and be discharged from his
debts, that said petitioners application is in ac
cordance with the statute in such case made and
psovided 1T is ordered that the creditors of the
aforesaid John ii. Robinson, petitioner, be and
appear before me. at Chambers, in Weavervilc
in the County of Trinity, State of California; on
the 18th day OF May A. ID. 1856 at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. then and there to show cause
if any they have, why an assignment of the estate
Of the said John. II. Robinson, petitioner. should
not he made, and he be discharged from his debts.
and the Clerk of this Court is hereby ordered to
give notice of this order to the said creditors of
the said petitioner, by publishing the same in Il
newspaper published in said County, for 80 days,
and it is hereby further ordered that all proceed
ings for the recovery of debts against said peti-
toner be stayed
Given under my hand this, 7h day of April
A. d. 1856 Us. pITZER
District Judge. 18th Judicial District
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County Scrip Wanted.

TNHE highest price will be paid for Five Thou
J. sand Dollars in Trinity County Scrip.
mount bought Apply TO JOHN e. BURCH
Weaver, April 20, 1855, lift
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MAGNOLIA SALOON.
MAIN oIIlI4LIi WEAN ENNIT
Sam On hand Again!

" 2.
Sam On hand Again!
INHlS Saloon has lately undergone thorough
l. repair, and been greatly improved. The
BOWLING ALLEYS
having been entirely rcitted cannot fail to give
satisfaction to those who may favor us with their
patronage. An excellent BILLIARD TABLE has
also recently been added to the list of amusements
and attractions of this Saloon.
The proprietors being ever grateful for the lib
erality bestowed upon them by their friends, would
respectfully say that they VIII be most happy at
all times TO wait upon them whenever they can
make it convenient to call.
s. ID. KREIDER & Co.
Weaver, April 10, 1856. l3-tf