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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-25

TuNls MoRRELI. AyCrIoHxKR.z sALAnANpER
a roy oeocl. No los Nassau srsst The owner leaves
isnSeS N irSnt Of he store minute savsrsed
TuNs MoRRML. AUcTIoSEEs.1PARLos OIL
ps1,o ey; ss iS ss sOs .. ac Tss ea S'
ton o. this soe. OF 20 all In rich GU rs%es demand the cash
Turs MORRILL,. AgcTIoNEEh -suPKRIoR STOCK
Nc los Nassau arse The nswe. sSoios.. sr.nas
sumss. AZ called Inq uantIes o suit All.
ruN.s MORRILL,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GAR.
ss .sa ;. ,os 1 s s ne sac ssr
c% No Us NISSAN street. FRIDAY at II oeioss raiipsr
ucusrs viii be given morning Of SALE and exhibition on the
spot
w April rs Dot disposed Of before private sale,
entire stock Of borsea carriages barnes &c In The o there
horses coils and three The sale VII BE- Pc
sandy sih Ss%I n Ssas
VIM Il. GIBBONS.
Wx. Writer'S, AucrroNEER, WILL SELL ON
Doves q oes sosps sc one Ign, buggy wagon 's sss
sss ,0s entirely n o and s harness. SOLD on account
WV Writer'S, Auo-osEEs. WILL SELL ON
RSu:sS.d a Of .s ss.ss
mlrrers ps,Di g winsos curtains mshossny sootes,s
@sscssu, .n ma eo:. sse.as pSns s1a s
sassr beds and bedding marble 700 seos
ehairr dining room and Kitchen furniture exenson tables
w. a.9s y isx .r.sc 40.
ro9ms y spd Is P1k row psremptory sAle Of elegantly
Of sse and the riebssi offered sOae
g s a. and s. en ,v y dr
rsed ersmeed chamber suIs, piAs and with marble
ssis raross. plain 1's
r. o nsy sas se. and
seeresres sieboeris tese sss and plain sofas, fancy
se Hpssf Hf essser Win ai
oomssse essiosues issued early on mon ing Of sale The
.ce. row .r.nf.d ~ eshsSS s,d a ror,sy s attn
furnishine FIRST class bouses
WuLIAn IRVING A. co. WILL SKILL. ON raussDAy
cS s Cnou Ssss ra nh .s csa.sus G
pert o. wnon, Bru.ses and three ply csrpes ,us o. rise
marble TOP centre pier tables dpns and
Ss tables chm. ss . .n spa
eoase furniture ose,nef with the ene on paintings and e
' sss ''d yer, valuable library For particulars see ''
NM wrrrERs AUCrIoYEER, WILL SELL. THIs
w day 81 totf O'Clock at 454 Canal street ! mahogany
", sprus ss., q s I pier s. so soeui
ycs sc ss. 81 Ds,s o boa %s
order s.,e %s S
opnO WANTED FoR SHORT TINE, Fos TIVE
.OUU. use Of which $50 win be giyen and an assign
OF fyst bond and mortgage % tlo having etsh
months o run, as security. Cali on wHEELEN Co, 3A
BToadwty, room a.
IRVING SAVINGS 1psTITuT1oN-ro &c wARREr
Il Greenwich street Open daily from 10 A VI 70
w. and TOT on Mondays Thursdays and Saturdays
Interest nj sx cent en- all sums fro ~ 70 tJD0
wALThR W. OONCkrLN, President
vLrprRBur L. BUXTON Secretary
MERCHANTS IN FAIR STANDING IN WANT OF
wi meape, willing 70 mskc q strike among he bears
wild ny addressing Ion Herald Office hear 81 pstv who
has lately led through parties 70 the amount Of $3.50 60
Buer confidential. Refererce given.
nFFICE or THE RRRosENE orr C0MPANY.-IN
tereet office The for interest the bonds Of
this company maturing lat OF April 1861 will BE paid
pr, sebtauon at the oflce, No. 20 Beeves street
a. ". AUSTIN, Treasurer.
OFFICE PANAMA RAILRo AID COMPANY, NEW YORK
W March ~ 1907 -fhe snnual eectSon for thirteen Dhes
Ratlrcsi will be held AT the office
n Ne Huilfncl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-25
II u LEnps CO. sqyIlosEEssaRs "a g Es = A.,

II !. A Asieria-HkNRt n. LkhDs %, VII seu ~ aua
Asoria, Wedoesfsv, March 20 N ~
o'cloch without the folio ring vsuaee prOper-
That OF situated at the junction o. Main, hemsen
Yelling er.~s having aboudl5 feet Main street ri
TOO detached dwelling houses thereon; one OF the
best husines 10 the village two story house ana
ut 3 bv 100 the westerly ude OF heny street one
and half house and each 70 by LIS o. me ee
y Of Henry street One lot rs by liz the south
SIDE Of Flushing avenue Henry street Two loe each
BY 100 b. sdfusd street pcsie Wtnsow psce sale
positive. ea, 10 be m sde known time of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-25

n UCT1CN NOTICE EUGENE p. FRANKLIN 90,
"A NJ cite neers XNassau sweet in reusD ming thanks for
ctfAy ocit from their friends and pub
hc Of urrtre private residences at
their store So Nassau street. 10 which particular attention
will be pad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-25

UCTION NOTICE. BOGARr-BY g. BO0ARC.-
"A Tha day. 10 O'Clock II the auction Of
frankfort and William streets sherts sale OF 10 coy cooe
writing desks iron safes sofa chairs tables Also dou
bic and einsie harness. beds and bedsteads, &c &c
Also consables Of lot Of lumber un1nsheA doors
Be As. MICHAEL DOODY, Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-25

O. FUTILE, AUCTIONEER -AssIGNEE's SALE or
"A. ockery china and glass la 60 vesey street Will os
continued Al 10 O'Clock and will include
aiaTss assortment Of rich china cur gsss, &c com
nenehg at lot 342
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-25

nFFICE or THE RRRosENE orr COMPANY.-Iy.
~ office The coupons fpr ietercsi the bonds Of
h1 company maturing tho lat Of April 1867, will be paid
presentation ., the Oeiee, No. 20 Beav@ street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-25

4 UCTIoN NOTICE-THOe. BELL, AUCfIONRER.-
q ny bELL q BUsH.-Thls day. 1t leH O'Clock. In the
sesrooms 10 Ia North William street Will se sold the stock
hardware also beau nl assortment Of dry
goods cohhg millinery and goods also the balance of
thread needle beautiful lot OF jewel
~ sod riDgs 40 Also three valuable London
double guns five muskes fittings &c On Thurs
valuable sale OF sood household furniture
Fr6as and sales duly announced We VIII attend
70 outdoor sales In the best
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-25

TOHN FlSHBLATT Rooms I03
and l04 Maiden lane Auction notice oring furniture
salss The undersigned respectfully offers his services ~
housekeeping this sprng Goode also be stored that are
rot wbhsd 70 be sold Immediately Ter will be found
tremey low JOHN FlSHBLATT, auetionoer, saiesrooms
l02 and lO4 Maiden ane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-25

VUM WTTrERs. AUOr1ONEER, Will Sill ON
WEDNESDAY; At los clock, al I Canal street. all The
geeneel household furniture, Of
ing psrlor wood and mahogany tables
mrrors paint, winsow curtains mahogany bookcssc
tapestry three ply and other carpets stair rods hat rack
mahogany French and cottage bedsteads spring and hs
mAtusspes feather beds bedding marble too dressing
aShstAnda csher
charr dining Kitchen furniture extension tables
grves. china eass cutlery, &C
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-25

MERCHANTS IN FAIR STANDING IN WANT OF
wi mesDs. or wiling 70 msse strike among the bears,
has lately led through parties 10 the amount Of $3.50
Busir ess confidential. Reference given.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-25

VA ILL BE SOLD At PUBLIC AUCTION ON MONDAY.
w April l5 MT disposed Of before s private sale,
entire stock OF horses harness &C. In The o there
carriage borses ght horses saddle horses rm
horses coils and three The sale wiz BE-
ptory for cash, 10 ~ III O'Clock NJ far
known Sandy Ill., near nAdion, Morris county, i
VIM. III. GIBBONS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-25

A ssIorEEs SALE OF gRoCrRTEs ArD LIQUORS
"A at aucton.-JOHN REDDfru sucuoneer, WI sell. 81
LOO broadway II O'Clock this day. large and wen Sc
eed Of LIQUORS. c0fees and spires, fixtures
and general stock OF grocery. sale without rescrve
DOCKS, ENaRAvINGa AND OIL AIErrN0e.-T K
ID evening at O'Clock at G15 Hroadsav Latarge Sui
vol dard and miscellaneous BOOKS and choice
rt epgsvrg Of The hghest order Of Art colored and
plain sse positive JOHN LevIsOr, Aucuoneer.
ny JoskPa HhGEHAN.-ov rHURsDAy MARCH Z
ID A. 70 O'Clock at No IS Powers street near -ts,e
greet Brooklyn -splendid piano.
yuh raj bent 81 WOOD parourniture IN hair
cob etesfe paintings chamber and Kitchen furniture Una
iogues 81 the salesrooms
Dy A. H. NICoLAY-HousE IN BROOKLYN NO. rs
Engsh basenent recently reded throughout; ~ 90
man To be sold Wednesday. March 70, ~ II A. NJ, ~
The Hsrehants Exchange N. y at auction.
II d. NASH, AUCTrorKER, oFvICE Hs BROAD
IL. way. Assisnees sale Of map printing csssolsh'nee
on nesday March rs 1T 10 oclcck. NJ ~ Beekman sree
eonsspG Of large ans small map frames Table iops ho-ses
passing tables deek Shelves varnish ronerA muslin, tapes
risbons stoves sss futures, once furniture &C &C.
EDWARD syHEsoK, AucTIoNEER-py ar. H.
" sChkrCK -rhis evening Of O'Clock niath days SIZE
Al Tutte's Emporium A5 Broadway The catalogue VII
include the entire balance Of the fancy goods
CuBERr g. SAVAGE. AUcrroNRER -DIBBLEE,
W BAGLEy sAvA3E will soil At their salesroom "a
Cedar street on thursday March ~ at 10 dry r004s
fancy goods carpe mems furnishing goods hosiery Jew
cry &C
TlENRy r. HKRTs JR.. AUCTtoNEER by HERrS
Ill nOrsE Mortgage and assgnee's sale of the sto,k
oil Chapman is wiar street s WI 'e Ssnp da u
wi embrace dsguerreoype materials, ,hemicas cases
pla mats preservers glasses bead rcss c.ners
tfs.k n ~ MortCa On and A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-25

VVM wrTrERs AUCrIoNErR, WILL SELL THTs
w day 81 to, O'Clock, at 4s4 CANAL street; mahcesny
wardrobe marble dressing bureau, wsshstard toie,
spring reat chairs sofa pier sissres Aeo about 81
yards and oilcchs manel clock iron safe
wood aso. made BY Baet Davis Of Boston;
ahogsny suitable for young beginners. sale peremp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-25
uEsRY r. HEHrs. IR. Avcr,ovEER-BY Heqrs a

tErHY y. HEHTs, JR., AUCrIoNEER-BY HeVrst
III MDsS-Eherfs sale Of the cpnteue OF wholesale gro
cery Wednesday, March 1851 At ~ O'Clock at
,bsv ssesrpms no 81 Pine street. consisting of sugars
greer AID blsck teNe beans coffee chese. butter ou &c
6e aso sndies vines tc IN cssks cases and deVohns'
aeo 100 Hevana German and domestic pOstvo-
" " 1e sold without BY oruer OF FREDk Ia
TULTRE Deputy sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-25

UM. Writer'S, AuCrroNEER. WILL SELL OF
w Wednesday At lox O'clock, a. ts4 Canal street. 10
boxes % toilet light buggy caibe
,hfng entirely nsw and The harness Sold
Of The owner leaving for Europe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-25

CTEAM FOR sOOTHAMPTON AND ANfWERP.-TH
- new iron steamship DELICIOUS, NJ 1 Frantic
auder will be despatched for the ports Tue
day, March 3lss from per - north river.
Rates of passage, including provhions:-
ceon
IN SCOOP cApin
In tnro cSon
experienced Reon
No freight taken after saturday March - and bills
ladng signed parcels received the dAv Of ssihng
For freight passage having superior aocommoalisAs
cabin and !teerase passengers, apply 70 AUGUST BE
The .,eamship COHs fIrufIoN. Capt y roush, W
succeed the Balgque and sail Tuesday, April 2ist
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-25
W sshI+on; Au9rIo s ,sE VS. MILO.

WILLIAM IRVING CO. WILL SILL. ON TuURsDAY
w March &c, al " Clinton pace kishh street ~ l0is
oclock-txecutors sale Of hoehold furniture, ccnsstns
" wilton Brussels and three ply carpe's sua of
good paror furniture In red velvet rosewood and mahogany
marble top pier and tables dnns enson
sofa tables qusrtees sewing and reception chairs
croctery china and reds snd bedng snameles
furniture together with the ane Oh paintings and M
large and very valuable library For particulars see csa
loeBe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-25

LNoR BANANA AND NEW ORLEANS THE UNrTRD
II etaUs mall steamer Black warrior. y. W. Smith com
msnAer vfl csmmence receiving freight wednesday.
March - and sail for the above por saturday March
ssock NJ. from her pier loot Of Robirscn src~ Now
riyer Ne bna Of lAding signed Afex eeAmer safs.
LIVINGSTON, CBoeHEaoN q 90,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-25

NBuTLE3EN HAVING WILL FIND The MPkO m
COUNTRY SEATS AND q Ss hen sssvnssTs ~ vel a. =
the cheapest substitute Tor
0AhDeN6 whero thor u sifbc1ty h.
procuring sulosopt Tor Sxrdaa.
and fAxm puyu0ees n ohof recommendations hat 10
neat noffensiv0 seeds weeds very SutN
pDd erf In ~ operation upop vegosaen and the
time 20 harmeee Thai DO In dFect contact WITH
he ssed or plant ~thsut injury, which totally unlike otAg
erdzeTp VII ossg early crops Of beMas, p0taacs
sweet corr 10 and for lawns and grAss p uvAAH
rho mail quantity ard the Of renders
yeyy economical The price for bsrrew a. three ban
reis and o. per barrel for any qaantky SIX bay
res, delivered free IN he CITY pAmphet win forward
ID By mail or furnishod gratis application Address "
AbpI MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
20 Gcr1Andt street.
NAg FOH ThB COUNTRY.
u 0as apparatus sftsr The patent Of he
o. b. wOODwokrH CO
Are offering for sale
mssi com plete cheae, simple
aud eflciest gAs nshoAhne,
adapted IN all respects the vAnts Of
Private dw ellinRs, public and private Schools,
Churches colleges, factories tounde~es,
boteh v>lerieg plscsa ~, b.,
well ~ towns And villages
Dctais viii be furnished
by applying IN person or by letter
70 Ia ofnoe Of he company
Wkare . machine can be seen
In opWat,na-
O. B WOODwOKvH 4 co.,
No - Wal srect, New Ywk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-25

L,oR NORFOLK AND PETsRsBURG.-THs UNITED
saies mail steamship ROANOKE, Capt Tbos Skinner,
viii lesve for the above places Wednesday, the ash
O'Clock from pier Is North river. shs ~tli arrive
Norfolk the AFTERNOON, ri Pcsersburr the following
morning Passengers fo- The South viii eed drecy
bv rcuhern mail hoe % Oharieston Augusta ~
vannah Ac Those for Richmond win arrive ~ sr des
early Friday incoming travellers viii Ind this The
cheapest pessnest and expedtious Passage
ard fare, with room. Norf-n, y; Petersburg ami
Richmond $40 Apply 70 LUDLAh fLkAsAFrs. ~
broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-25

[TKRy SUPERIOR CAHDDs. or ALL KINDS.
ovn ppoys, LoEnress JuJuss. Rocx CANDY, src.
1AxRe aasUwtrnent q
xrs quality suitable f srugses and oshe~ Who want
Art&sie ths Win keep In any climate
Lowest nas ket prices for cash BY
sTEwkkt BUssIN6, No. 40 Pearl street ny
Whdesnls snAfesMona
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-25

CLIPPER sHIP NARY l.. eUrToN-FoR aAN FRAN
~ CISCO, At pier - Fast river. rouce.-shppers vi
peAee complete theu early possible
hand In hcr bills Of Adag for signature ~ no freight viii b.
takan Afer saturday ext 2Hh inG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-25

j. RLEECK Err ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND LOT
"A. No l60 sast 1wenty'arst street At auction A y
BIEEDKkR 4 90 win sell on Friday, March ~. a. IL
osloek Exchange desirable three story
lot l6O Fart twenty first street near md
ma CYot0n, Ac and In good order House
231 ,oA 81 feet large portion can remain Maps 30,
"A Ma ArOa stx0et
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-15

Bus-to kiss. Rc-bus--to kiss again. Blunder-
bus--two girls kissing each other. Omnibus-to
kiss all the girls in the room Buster--a gener-
al kisssr. f Pimribus ununs---a thousand kisses
in one
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-15

A SNAKE REMOVED FROM WoMANs STOMACH
The Logansport Qnd.) Phao' states that DR..
A. Meyers, of that city, who had acquired some
celebrity rs the inventor of trap for the reno
val OF tape worms, has recently performed a cure
that is worthy Of more than ordinary mention
mrs. T.. Ryan, Of Fort Wayne, about 20 years
of age has been severely afflicted for years with
a sensation in the stomach, as though there was
some reptile moving in ii. During that time she
was treated for various diseases by numerous
ply ysicians Of skill. and by several for tape worm.
Hearing Of Dr. Myers new process for the reno
val of poraste from the human stomach, Mrs X.
came to Logansport and placed herself under his
charge.
Within two weeks Dr. NJ. removed from her
stomach = snake about 81 feet long, and 1 inches
in diameter. instead Of aggravating ii. as had
been the result OF previous treatment she received.
The latter part of her illness she was unable to
attend to the domestic care OF her family or even
to take care Of herself II took two hours to pre-
pare for retiring at night an equal length OF time
before she could lie down-and often she was
deprived Of sleep for nights together. Frequently
she would walk the floor until exhausted, because
unable TO 10y down without the most excruclating
pain Mrs. Ryan's own words are that her suffer
ings were snch tina. she often prayed for death to
relieve them. Mrs. Il. supposed she swallowed
the snake. which was apparently of the water
species while drinking from a spring in the
evening at her former residence west of Fort
WAYNE She left the care of DR. NJ for home,
feeling though she was saved from worse than
death.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-15

D-N THE NORTH THE following anecdote
goes to show how profound is the sense OF the
South of dependence, on the thrift and industry
of the North for the very comforts OF life
That most eloquent Of all Southerners, MS VIC
think, Mr.. Prentiss, OF Mississippi. was addressing
q crowd Of some 1000 people. defending the tariff,
and, in the course Of an eloquent period which
rose gradually to some beautiful climax. he paint
ed the thrift the energy, the comfort, the wealth,
the civilization Of the North. in glowing colers,
when there rose up on the vision of the assembly.
in the open air. a horseman OF magnificent pro-
portions and just at the moment Of hushed at
tenton, when the voice OF Prentss had ceased
and the applause was about to break forth, the
horseman exclaimed " D--n the North ~ The
curse was so much In unison with the habtual
feeling of Mississippi audience, that it quenched
their enthusiasm, and nothing but respect for the
speaker kept the crowd from applauding the
horseman. Prentss turned his lame foot around
and said, Major Moody, will you rein in that
stced nioinent' He assented. Said he, Major,
the horse on which you sit came from upper Mis-
souri, the saddle that surrnounts him came from
Trenton, New Jersey the hat on year head was
made in Danbury, Conn. the boots you wear
came from Lynn, Mass; the linen OF your shirt is
Irish, and Boston made it up; your broadcloth
coat is Of Lowell manufacture and was cut in
New York and If to-day you surrender what
you owe the id North you would sit stark
naked Laughter and long applause.]
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-15

THE MoTHEE.--Despise not thy mother when
she is old, Age may wear and waste mothers
beauty, strength, limbs, senses and estate but
her relation as mother is as the sun when II goes
forth in his might, for IL is alwaysin the meridian,
and knoweth no evening. The person may bo
gray headed but the motherly relation Ia ever in
It's flourish. 1t may he autumn, yes, winter, with
woman but with the mother, as mother, 1t Is
always spring Alas, how little do we appreciate
a mothers tenderness while living! How heed
less are we in youth of all her anxieties and kind
ness But, when she is dead and gone--whcn the
cares and GOODNESS of the world comes whitening
to our heart--when we experience how hard u 10
to find true sympathy--how few love us for our.
selves--how few will befriend us in misfortune!
Then it is that we think OF the mother we nave
lost
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-15

everlasting God Resist It not, for the same in
teligence which at the beginning said " Let
there be light" has ressued that Supreme man
date. and millions of spirits spring to arms in its
support The new Dispensation is dawnlngl
We see the first faint gleamings OF that light
which ere long shall burst with radiant splendor
upon n PROSTATE word--melting away the mas
sive thrones of tyrants-dispelling the thick fogs
of errors and superstition and ushering IN day
OF spiritual illumination upon whose brow the
Angels shall write MnLENluM!"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-15
THE TRINITY JOURNAL
Is published every Saturday Morning, at WeaVeTih Cal, BY
CURTIS 81 GORDON.
e. ]. CURTIS, DE. GORDON,
EDITORS AND PRoPRIEToRs.

fEaMs.-The JOURNAL is furnished to subscri-
bers at SO year; six months, SIS.
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A reasonable reduction from the above rates
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Wei have connected with the JOURNAL, q full and
complete Job Office, where every description Of
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING
will be executed with neatness and promptness.
To-
AGENTS.
The foloWing persons are authorized to receive sub
scriptions and advertisements for the JOURNAL:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-15

'IT LEAKs.'--A friend returning from depot
a few mornings ago, with bottle of freshly-iln-
ported Maine Law saw young lady whom he
must inevitably join. So, putting the bottle un-
der his arm, he walked alongside.
Well said the young lady, after dlsposlng OF
health and The weather. what Is that bundle
you are carrying so mysterously under your arm!'
from which she discovered dark fluid dripping.
'Oh, nothing but coat, which the tailor has
been mcnding for me-
'Oh! lisa coat, is IL Well, you'd better
carry it back, and get him 10 sow up one more
hole IL leaks
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-15

A FIREaAx's ToAsT.--The ladies-lheir eyes
kindle the only flames which we csnno. sAuu-
os creation. The edition being extensive, let no
man be without copy.
R.-Babies-minature editions Of hui
manity issued periodically in SHEETS, and eis'
played IN swAtr cars
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-15
J. c.. DOLL & CO.,
RED BLUFFS.

A RE in receipt of, and offering for sale to Mer-
"A chants and Traders of the North, the heayi-
est and most complete stock of
Groceries, Liquors, Provisions,
and all Staple Goods, ever offered to the Noun
tain Trade. and will sell at prices that will make
it to the interest of buyers to make this their
trading point. Our stock will be constantly re-
plenshed with the freshest and
MOST DESIRABLE GOODS
to be obtained of the importers in San Francisco.
Our facilities for buying are such as to enable us
to sell at San Francisco Jobbiug prices, adding
freight, thereby saving to traders the time and
money expended in trip to the Bay, and the
risks of River navigation. We guarantee in ev-
cry respect the quality of our goods, and will
sell them cheaper than any other House north of
Sacramento. j. G. DOLL co.
Red Bluffs, Aug. /, 1857 Red Bluffs
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-15

A RELIGIOUS JEsr.-We find the following old
thing in the Baltimore Aedotaia Prot@tant:
II is enough to make one shudder TO read the
printers advertisement for boy of moral
character when it is we'll known that they intend
to make devil of him.