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LAW LNTELLIGE-NCE.

COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoN-',S. 7-Seiore ne
RECORDER.
TIE JANUARY TERN.
The January Term Of the Court Of Ge1era ira! S 81; s
- ,,S.es n Sufficient number form quorum the ne
~, them anti IL O'Clock the following mo,ns'
The Petit Jury were then inpanheed' out DO ou'i'
r.ss 81 IMPORTANCE transacted =. III
Nsximiliaa Train was tired for stealing some on
rope bot was acquitted.
The Court then adjouru.d for the day
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Chicago il about to issue $500 600 OF bonds tor wharf
purposes.
Vile and Nashville Railroad, subject to The ratification
of the people.
The debt Of San Francisco includes 1922 600 reco6
nized warrants. excluding sl,737,OOo, which were re
iected by the Commissioners.
pEBrs AND RESOURCES or THE PRINCIPAL STATES OF Ehh
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~,rrlrusg ALMANAC.
MARINE JOURNAL.
FORT OF NEw-YoRK."....".jan- =


Steau slir-rerVessee, Johnson ST. lN'iDS'' - "
Jove Co. nj. 4 "a . COLLEEN CITY,
,s1 San Frsncifco Chambers Hszardi fAcin0 49,
NswGrleNn. VIM Nelson sonsi Isaiah Cro~eu' '"'e''
b1,,oh, oni.s KHAN White, Hsvr,. r. 7. Buck Co
AISertina B,r,on Havsns Moses Taylor Co u. n
r.. f.Imouth Hatch, Sierra Leone, r H. 'Mei n VI
Nj Rnork Iluaysua, :. Dncani Chnto..; Ihot
chssson o. Buckley Msho tP0ra) Aseneio L''oon' . ~
S.hooners-E W Perry, Samson, Newbern, ian binh, =
sl.sbt o. NJ P.tst CLARK Mobile, Lsytn hnri1ati De
Sripe Cole Baltimore, Lord Suereaii heoees' "Ve'
CITY Point j. Hunter 4 Co.
Slocr-Rhcde leland Hull, Providence, master
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L. hx. sl.o ma,s ,orv, iesues Of their Bonds weich
nm. Ne added W mis- 1T. We must aleo sdd 'oan
o. the Lake y.rie Wabash and 81. LOUIS hsinosn.
The total negotiations for the year cannot o. u'"s'
s30o0O,OVJ.
and re-, ri nar-cuars that we have been able 10 pro-
cure about such OF our States AMI cite. as are te
spec s object Of attention II this market The abs
~ RaroSd table more complete. But such a. It
L. il NAV prove useful in drawing comparison, whes
the forthcoming reports are published
o. TIE rsNoIFAL CITIES N TIC UNION.
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I WEFKLY L. ;. NAIL LINE. = The new and masnih.
cent steamship MARION, W; FosteI commander. VII,
leave Pier No. T. N H., WEDNESDAY, Jan az o'clock
D. M precisely For Freight apply board where all bills &C
fading will signed sud tor Passage at the office Of sPOF
FORD TILESTON Co.. Nc. - Broadway. Cabin Passage.
Settle new and magnificent Steamship JAMES ADGER-
s. C. Turner commander will succeed, and leave on SAT-
URDAY. Jan. H. The fayorite steamship CAROLINA
having resumed her regular trips to the various landings
on the St. Johns River, Florida, will connect with tbs
steamers from NewYork, and leave Charleston ENEhh
TUESDAY o'clock p. Through Tickets TO Jssoni
Vile. al 10 Pilaika. %ll.
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CouGBs CoLps ISFIIir>z> A.

The CoNPorSD LNERwoRT PASTE OF HEGTsAN. CLASS 4
Ce viii BE- found the most convenient vel - rfcsco8s
Eemedy Cor Coughs sc II recommended by 6rst
pAysicisns who use il in their ismlies
Prepared only BY HEGTNAN, CLAsG Co.
Nos. los rs. 81 sud 566 BroSdWsy
Also H. G. Co.'S Wild Cherry SiILp-. Nis'sf, cod
Loxenses, Gum Drops, Pate de Griulaune 81
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NEW-JL,RSEY ITEMS

Kyow-Sc,raISG BovEsISTs--JOhn H. LyGSn5,
Pr.,d.nt "a. American Order IN New-Jersey, "a
upon the aeent Councils 10 select Dei.saiss 20
Corve. - =, sho NATIVE N the SsflonA
,ion q - MA :, PbisIephs Feb. y, 1855 IN ne rfih
P,, comp.ps adson and Essex Counfies tes Ien.es
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CHARGE or FALSE PRErENSEs.-OaCcr JOurian
vi the Lower Police Court yesterday arrested Young man
named John T. Cspp charged with having deirsuded Messs
r. d. Morse CO. bankeTe Of No II Wall street, OF $50 by
false and fraudulent representations Ii Is chatged that the
ID Of November last The accused called At he oce Of
that he could tbs job OF repairing
he brs White he could the above sud IA order
sstisf companants that bis Representations
he brought them pUrPcng 10 have besu written b the
the brig that effect The money then loaned
10 him. but has been refunded and cnpainhn hayc
since there vessel that port
the representations made aud thst hey were
totally false The accused taken before Ius- Connolly
and held 10 the charge.
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BROOKE w ITEMS.

Tar CRY CoURr.-The Criminal Tenn Of this
Court commenced yesterday morning before Judge
Culver and Supervisors Spcrry and Studweu. A few
small CASTS were disposed o. snd the Court sdjowned
al this morning.
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Arrived.

stesrshp St Louis, trooker, from AsPn~ah Dec u st %
, m 10 Pacific Mail steamship Company -, =.
Srhr H. r. Payon Nieler-on, Baltimore corn o0und 10
SSr lula Smith Crowel Norfolk, slaves. bound to Boston,
sehr William SsndoTd, Colby, WareaanL . - - ~.
Sebr w g. Cssgll, CogSins, W1ehln mans 10 - l. Az
dale. o., p..t,...a
Prop.ller WestchesteT, Clark Providence
Propeller Quiuebaus Hollln, Norwich.
sNLED-ciipper-slp Aurora, Clough' for San Francisco
WINp-Durng the dsy N.N.E. With visible signs OF moro
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DATRIOTIC LINE.-New Line of NEw.YORE

Il rud LIVERPOOL PACKETS, This line VIII be COM
posed of the following and splendid ships Wa,
tALHOITN. aO00 tuns burden Capt u H. Iruman
n CLAY 500 iuns burden Capt David CaulAn'
WEBSTER2oo eco tuns burden Capt :; ,, dswenSe'
TIE above vessels have been recently built, and are ina
largest and most substantial In the trade. 49, ~
They commanded by men OF experience end Hohy -
very superior ard every eNerion wiz es
made promote the comfort and the
of shippers. For Freight OF Passage apply 90
SPOFFORD, TlLEsrON Co No. - brosdwX
Agents in LiyerTool-T GRIMSHAW Co.. No ~ oors
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7,s ...,ntug Leyahan which TO have gone on SatH-
d evening 10 relieve the schooner Henreo, ashore ~ barrie
Sa ala no leave Of the unisvorsbe apec on he
s,bsr On account OF other engagements Mr. fierson
the ,n,eer of the schooner hes chartered the stlS ese
lite for the pupose she viii leave to-day l1th az u IN ,
Marion Charleston due here yesterday oth
inst has NOT arrived and at o'clock this afternoon had nor
heen .esraphed Highlands she probably ran mo
b Dawrs Brrakuaer during the sorui ct Saturday Hght
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MARRIED..

ABBoTT-MAXwELL-on Thursday, jar :, az tle re- e.
Serce Of A Mcintyre esq Germsn,oyn rem, pS ~
p1J = Maxwell, CLANCY ABBOTT, esq., OF alsdl
IN Wis and ANNE D. WELLS, daughter OF Ut. san'ue
MARVEL Of Johnstown, " y.
cy ,pr noNATDSON-On Monday Jan. :. At the Church
n .ee,sion bv the Rev. DR.. Bedell, WIN kEAIlNO
CrXRE no ELIZABETH eldest daughter Of ML Wl4iAn
S-.Ia.oo of this
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l..I.,sa a;uidsna Of Q csnt. payable 8. the Benk

declared dividend Of y cent, payable &; the bsnh
Of Commerce in THE ctyon the 4th Of February.
Tie Merchants Bank Of Albany semi-snnuSi di''-
dend Of = cent, payable on the 10th int
The Bank statement shows nominnily an e'pAn-'yn
n all The i;ens az compared with The previous week.
b,t ar tina. week contained a holiday, COMPARISON
urove, but little The fgu.ss are a. follows:
Loan. and De sr.s,,s s ~. sas s,eSs 81
pee pee a i.sse0 nss7,.te 5s9,S55 sr,4Se
ID,.. s5gS9A ssS.lO sti7o s,eSi~s
The Bsnk- probably bold larger amount DOW 'has
i shown in the average. The drain of gold TO 'he
West and South during the week was large and eoun-
eracted measurably the disbursements fTon tho Sub
Treasury and the California receipts.
The movement for the last twenty-tvo weeks has
been as follows:
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Advertisement
lAdvertisementl
TWO CLASSES IN PIIRENoLoGY The

TWO GLASSES IN PIRENOLOGY The second
Class will he formed TO,MoRKow EyENHG a. z O'Clock.
1he.e could obtain sdmsrce the
accommodated Tickets be- secarod the PhrvaOloscs
Cabinet. No sos Broadway. The Est Cls meat. Tgr>
EVENING.
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SUPPOSED To HAVE BEEN SToJIN.--A yer, hand
some gold ring with three initials upou IT, which j. sup
posed be stolen property yesterday BY Officer
Weeks Of the Tweutyfst Ward Police sad % he
station. House Of that Ward
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DOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA-UNITED

II STATES MAIL LINE.-The aud splendid STEAMSHIP.
KNOXVILLE Capt e. d. Ludlow viii leave New foIs foe
Savannah on WEDNESDAY, Jan. ., from p.er No tNor's
River A. O'Clock =. precisely. - -.
Bills sdins signed by the clerk on board For freight ape
ny " SAML L. MITCHELL, No - Broadway
Cabin MASSAGE 10 Savannah $685. for Florida through tickets
TO Jacksonville ISL Pnstks, %S 81,
Large snd conodous steamers Savannah for flods
three nes week connecting with the roui New
York on tuesdays and Saturdays. 80
The steamer FLORIDA, Capt W. ; woodruff VIII success
the above. and leave SATURDAY, jan L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-08

Cdlifornid--In our circular OF February o. we re-
norted her debt as 81 90S 5s4 we have since an OF
fetal statement mentioning s9i2 900 OF t0atlng dent,
nart of which has since been funded. This amount
added 10 the s464 600 due by the State TO the Public
school Fund makes up the above figures
AEaBama-The Sinking Fund holds $500 600 IN state
Stocks. ,
Missouri has still APO, 900 to be issued for rail-
road purposes These credits have recently been in
creased by 81, OOO, 900 additional
Ntc. York has increased her debt 100000 during
the year ,... ...o.
lied the issue of 50, 600. 900 TO railroads.
South Carolina i'm whose bonds no transactions are
ever effected in this market, has further indorsed
So 100000 of railroad bonds.
Tennessee has in addition to the above, grantad
~. 600 900 to railroads.
Virginia has guaranteed city and other bonds to
the extent i'm $3.50 of s3,s9s,5OO.
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s.nd. .d for ,e sc.s ~! VIA .. ~: :s CO. asss
9sst 49, ~. A. e. 10 CoRs-but liue onen55 - :,
:as bush 80 rev 1 Ys" d. .Ss S lTci:d
81 - iot ".st,in ,eay .a firm bu, there very htt
ssSs N the way Of .e PsC',.io,s ,sm s9 hh Nd c
tries. favor he buyer. WHISKY -" - ~
70
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wARsISe.-The Police OF the Eastern District
have been Instructed all persons fbey luay obser
serov1ps sDow-hss IN the streets
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Advertisement.
THE only Gold Medal awarded
GOID AfFDAI

the last Fair Of the American Institute Tor CoLoSID PHo
rosRsrHs to Roor, No 81 Broadway, 81 FtsnA
an-st
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o- - a : corros--ssies to-day q so bales.
Market srn Cotton FRrisHrs LSefpp"'' -
oI other srtielet unchanged
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NFw-JERsEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-

NEW-JEKNE1 KAILKUAU-FOr PHILh.
IN DELPHIA. and the SOUTH and WEST, Via JERsELL
C1TYUaiied State. Mail aud Express Lines Leave Newi
and IL q. N. and aud p. Through Ia four boar
- IS IN 4, and 80 in and II a. and IN. The ss.
Jer,ey Accommodation Line leavesst y a. aopP.t
al weysiaions. Through Tickets sold for Cinonnsn
SID and the West and for Baltimore Washington Nor
Sc and through baggage checks Washington In d. 80
8 D.
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BniI0ins AlateriaIs.

DOOFS-ROOFS-RO cheapest and
III best article for covering roofs is TAR ROOFING PAPER
which we keep constantly hsd AID will sell In large
small quantities 10 suit purchasers.
JAS T. DERRIcKSON Co. No. &c Beekmsu.st.
THO FARMERS and BUILDERS.-SHELL
LIME constantly on hand aud for sale at Factory corner
of 90h.st and llth.ay WIN. J. SPEERS.
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Ocean Steamers, Nt.

NOR CALIFORNIA.-GREAT REDUCIiON
il OF FAREs-FIFTY POUNDS or BAGGAGE r,hIEILi
an over ten cents per pound-Dsys OF .ahns thtsVSp
3, ,bs qth and 2tth of each m0nthNEWfOkk and NIL
FToRNTa sTFAMsHIP LINE via MIC ARAGuA -ACCES'
sORY TRANSIT COMPANY (of N'csrssial Pitofktlh-
TOR sThrouRh adv Of the ma7oo miles shorter thas
any other Through rates Of fare TO san fraeco'
First Cabin........s s'''''''''''''''F,,.
Second CABIN. ''ss''''''''
SteerRge..
The splendid doubleengine steamship sIAh Or Int p
WFST y bur,en) Captain Miner viii leaSe fier
No North River, ct o'clock m, for Punsa ArSnas On
WEDNESDAY Jan. g. 1856, connecting with the Seensnp
INCLF SAM 900 tuus burden the Nicaragua Ifanss
bavn, but twelve miles aud transportation BY hrst
The nroetors can now the public that the hinus
entirely free from disease and that the Political troubles IN Nj
,seua have ceased Peace has been made between me eo
endg parties and The htest interruption IN the Sass
between the oceans need be aPprehended
For information T passage apply OuIy y
CHARLES MORGAN, Agent No : Bowling green
Slammed letters taken Cor 81 cents each.
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Internationally
WILSON DANDELIoN CoFFEE-For DysDsns;,

-,
indigestion, Ssck Hesdsche Bilious and Liver Disease, anS
sepcialy recommended 70 Of delicate cgas;lrut.
k0A BY respectable APoheesres sud Al The Pc psi D,poi
esrnrr Of 97h- u. and Sdsv. ''
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nor IIyERPOOL-WITH DISPATCH,

IL PATRIOTIC LINE.-The and splendid packet shI'
WEBSTER Capt. J. J. Lawrence will leave a. above For
Freight Passage having very superior accommodations apPv
on board at pier No ) " r., o the office Of
SPOFFORD, TILESTON & Co, No. - Broadway
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fisEsES's BALL.-The Sixth Annual Bal of Enen.
Cen rss Ne Ess,erp District 'Gos place last evening
ss<sd Oh m AZ agreeable manner uotcesbo ,i,ne "a,
IA skseDeo Of bar '' "
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PRISiRrEG.--MoSt Of the fre-epgncs in the Eastern
prei e uosDfi On IunrsrS yesterday he ssenr
in teas Of fv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-08
DOMAN EYE BALsAM.-This Balsam is con.

adenty recommended the best sni most successfu
ae used for Sore Fyss In where tho eyes
naansd prodaees almost instant relief and usually effects
complete sufs after two three applications Price b
~ jar A. u SANDS, Nc 100 FytoU-st. Sold also by
Nrugasfs ssrs rnl
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vVHE NEW. YORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED


line the following; . - ma,
ATLANTIC, Capt West. PACIFIC Capt tidnhse
BALTIC Capt Comstock. ADRIATIC.
These ships having built by contract expressly for tho
Government service every has been taken their con-
ructon IN their engines 20 insure strength and speeds
and their tor passengers unegaed tor eie'
gsnce Price from New YORK % Liver
pool hrstclass cabin $780, in second do t75 eSclusNS
Of staterOoms $685. from Liverpool 70 New
YORK so and 20 guneas experienced Surgeon attached "a
each shin No berth secured until paid
pp
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Whfktfs- AkTF 7 LII NtTUHI ID TVH TIE f7VDVNE'
MONDAY, Jaa. :, 1855.
ASHEs-The market is firm but quiet sales OF 25 bbis at
81 Pots, and 10 loI Pearls -, :, - ..,,.i.
American yellow commands rs nc
COTTON-N0thig has trauspred In the absence OF tns
Canaa sales nomina 600 bales a. abou our annexed
range Of prices: .
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philadelphia Markets. ....M0NDAY, Jan. 7.
torroNLmitsd sales ai previous kLorH sry
but u'ss wTY Nsh A. 90 ~ Ia spG2 fT common sopl
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DIsTURBANCE IN APoRTFRHoUsG.-A disturbance
teok place at O'Clock Yesterday morning in the porerh0use
seorse Steirs No a Centre street. in which Charles hce
German was 80 severely beaten Inst his life 10 dcspaed o.
The police nerered and arrested nsei spach cherged
with being Asaisn and he held 20 bal tor is The
h1iuredm conveyed 70 his rcsdcucr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-08

The Managers of the ColOred Orphan Asylum CRATE
fally acknowledge the receipt of s7el 10, being the
svss OF fair recently got up by some Of the colored
friends of the Institution.
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COMMERCIAL MAITERS.
sales n, the stock Exchange

Exchange. JAN. Z.
III Cleveland L TOl. R.Rc =
200 do............b607 i
| 80 Chicago & Rk. |. X. bti0 n
5N. n. a Hartford r. R.ll
81 Galena x Chicago r. RIP
- Hll
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BURNED TO DEATH.@Coroner COnneiy held an iu-
.uet Yesterday at No 10 Grand upon the body 81 AIDE
Lde Jackson child eight year. Of whose death was
caused by burns accidentally received Saturday sst when
her clothes caught FIRE from the house OF her parents
"a above The Jurytendeed verdict OF Accidental death
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y..s, rsNs MiHsikn--we ere apl,n'1 49,, 80
"a advance ccpy Of TA' " T. L<@ger 'Vi '1', ,nod
=, the mArsgc On Saturday 'SS' 81 ~. % ,sr
s..sy rrNS Mr.. S,NW fA'''>
.y,x,.p ANToN Of this city.
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The LATE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Oh TIE Ac-
epsEp-Msniu Kene charged with fatally sabbng William
RuH at the sgerbeer saloon No. 81 usm street on new
Year, morning was yesterday examined by Coroner Gamble
and stated that be was guilty snd that he did anything 1t
., done in seefense lie native OF Germany twenty
two Years OF age by trade aud resides at No II
homas street At the close OF his examination the prisoner
WA recommed the Tombs to await the action OF he Grand
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II 600 III. Ere. Bs. with p. SO
1000 New-YoTk Cen. 6s.. 81
7CO New.York Cen. IL. 100
Is Commonwealth Bauk. 81
u New.York Gas CO..",ll0
15Del. 4 Hud. Canal Co.ll8
3 Canton Company...,,. y
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-15

A WINDFALL-A young man, named
Harry Gray, who is now engaged as
watchman at the kentucky Locomotive
works, has recently had left him, condition
ally. by deceased uncle in England, $780,
600. This gentleman, Mr.. Gray, is said to
be a very clever felow---only "a years of
ape-already having inherited S35, ,OOOfrom
his father which he spent for the benefit of
himself and mankind in general His pru-
dent old uncle, knowing his fast bitsinhis
youth. and not knowing his industrious hab-
is now, inserted, as condition of the in
beritance, that if the said Harry was in
debt at the age of 80 five hundred dollars,
he should forfeit the inheritance. LoueSclle
.J0uYnak
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-15
t~1S% 49,

WHICH Is THE WEAKER sEx?-A question
of some significance is asked by writer in
Pld0rih Times, viz: Which is the weaker
sexY The question is answered by the same
writer, as follows:
Females are called the weaker sex, but
why? If they are not strong, who Isl
When men must wrap themselves in thick
garments, and incase the whole in a stout
0vercoat, to shut out the cold, women, in
thin silk dresses, with neck and shoulders
bare, or nearly SO, say they are perfectly
comfortable! When men wear waterproof
boots over WooIen hose, and incase the
whole in India-rubber, to keep them from
freezing, women wear thin silk hose, and
cloth shoes, and pretend not to feel the cold!
When men cover their heads with furs, and
then complain Of the severity Of the weather,
women hang an apology for a bonnet at the
back Of their heads, and ride or walk about
in northeast Winds protesting not to suffer
ut all =
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-15
List OF Agents throughout the
State:
GEO. j. BROOKS g. co.
PAPER WAREHOUSE

Ia @ANSoME ST. SAN FRANCIJCO
OK sALE-IO,OOO Reams Fine
32Xi6. -iN'o' <oAiZ,
and AZ lbs -'N'0' ao' M
io,Ooo heams Manila Paper all sizes in small
bales of 10 reams each. - '''''''
crou," oUoo heems Palm, Straw, Grown and Double
70o nI Gross lIart's Playing Cards.
Blank Cards, Can and Tettor panor n11ioA.
bodys celebrated News Ink, together with M large
stock OF New and Fancy Job Type from Conner
ohs foundry. Also, Hoe and Ruggles' Prin,
ting and Job Presses.
can FRANCISCO January 1856 n3-Jm
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-15
Humboldt Shaving Saloon,
AND BATH ROOMS,
Main Street, Weavervi

Nam street, CaVerVlIIe.
TNHE UNDERSIGNED announces that his Es-
/ 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 it necessary to say
much in reference to its superiority, to those who
have already honored him with their patronage,
except to assure them that il 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.
Weayerville, Nov II, 1855 nllH
The Trinity journal., 1856-03-15
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Know ME- AS YOUR ENEMY Yes be a
man, a 1DomQn-be honest and frank-and if
you really hate US, be above deception
Away with your Judas kisses! Don't hold
the con6ding hand in yours half an hour
how cordially you wish us success: and then
speak our name disrespectfully to the next
friend you meet, magnifying our faults, laugh
ing at our weaknesses, and telling our Sc
crets, which we had confded to your care,
thinking your bosom perfect 'Saamander
safe,' which even the fire of persecution
would fail to extract from thence
Don't speak in those soft, tender, lute-like
tones to us, and with that serpents hiss be-
hind our backs Don't hatter our vanity,
until we undertake some foolish scheme for
the furtherance Of fame or fortune, which
you know, (being more worldly wise,) will
result, ultimately, in our modification, if not
our ruin.
Don't cry about our poverty and cheat
us in bargain before your handkerchief is
dry. Don't manifest your affection by OBJ
truding upon our working hours, until we
have given you the greater share Of our
precious time without any earthly recon-
pense.
Words cost nothing if you are a friend,
prove it by deeds-giye US available sympa-
thy, not emptypity. Pity is a heshless bone,
only fit for dogs; it wounds our equals Of
tener than it heals. 1t has fine yocabu-
larry: Poor thingp poor fellow? alas how
fallenp wonld like to help you, but it is
not convenient.
And there we lie, foundering in the mud
of despair, while mistress Pity, having made
her speech, walks coldly on; but Sympathy
silently takes US by the hand, unites her
strength with ours, until we overcome our
difficulties; and hardly listening to our ear
nest thanks, points to a bright tomorrow.
Away with milk and water friendship!
Know me as friend, or know me as an
enemy Ii is wolf in wool, who amuse
us with pleasant words, while he knows the
almost mortal struggle of the soul with pow
erty and care, nor lifts finger in our be-
half O, mine enemy" Don't poster us
with yonr company--don't write US any love
letters-don't break your neck in making
low obciaanees---fght, opealy, for me, or
fight, opeaiy against me; or get out of the
way that We may have time to forget you!