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Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-10-31
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INTERNATIONAL.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

f.t.A4 THE UNDERSIGNED REQUESTS THE
iii attention Of he travelling public aud
Strangers in particular to the merits Of this
House.
Although but lately established under the su-
pcrvsion Of its present managers, yet u disCrim-
mating public have discovered in il
WE'LL MANAGED AND SUPERIOR HOTEL
The present proprctrcss and managers, A. S.
HALEY, JOHN j. HALEY and T.. X. ROBIN
SON, with an honorable delicacy not wishing to
cucroach upon the merits Of other houses, have
successfully cudcayorcd to establish Tor it the
name of
FIRST CLASS HOTEL
~ EVERY PARTICULAR.
We would here state that the comparative sue
cess Of this House since January last has exceed
cd That Of any other on the Pacific Coast, with
constantly increasing patronage. 4 conveyance
marked
international Hotel Coach
under the personal supcrintendauce Of Mr. =. B.
Smith formerly stage Agent at Sacramento City,
is in attendance at all hours to convey passcn-
gers to and from the Hotel for one dollar each.
including baggage.
A. s. HALEY, Lessee.
Assisted by JNO. J. HALEY and
+. r. ROBINSON,
late Of the Rail Road House
San Francisco, Sept lst, 1851. 33.3m.
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ApyrnustNu N rur ATLANTIC arArrs.

ADVERTISING rs THE ATLANTIC sTATEs.
l.. T. +. has now completed his arrangements
for the forwarding of advertisements TO all tho
principal largest circulating Journals aud News
papers published in the Atlantic States.
fine opportunity Is here offered to those who
wish to advertise in any part of the Union Of
doing at the lowest rates and in prompt aud
satisfactory manner 33td
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French g. Spanish Lessons

M Y. r., would Announce that the first course
INl. of twelve lessons will close on the 18th of
September.
These desrhus Of Joining will please register
their names for the formation of II new Glass.
TINE or MEETING Pupils of first degree,
Mondays and Thursdays second degree, Tues
days and Fridays
Weaver. Sept ;, 1857. 33td
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y WE ARE NOW RECEIVING AND II
- will always keep on hand general as *
of the above named articles.
all of which will be sold at the lowest cash rates
Hmcksmths furnished with IRON aut
STEEL at the lowest rates, for CASH only
Weaver, July p, 1887. 27td.
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
Y the term of the Board OF Supervisors of Trim
ity County California, to be begun and held on
the first Monday in November, 1857, the under
signed will apply for renewal of his license to
keep a toll bridge across the Trinity River at
Kanaka Bar. NJ. W. PERSONETT Il co.
Weaver, Oct /, 1871, sat,
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FRESH EEL RIVER BUTTER.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
Il fully inform the inhabitants of Weavervile
and vicinity that he has left lot of choice But
ter for sale with
MIR. w. n. OImsIcad, of Fagg Town,
and VAR. White, Mouth Of Weaver Greek.
Families and miners wishing to lay in a good
article for winter use, would do well to supply
themselves soon.
The price until the first of November. will be
for 25 and 80 lb. packages, 90 cts and for so and
30 lb packages, 62t cts.
JOHN W. COOPER.
Weaver, Oct. Is, 1857. 305t.
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PAY YOUR POLL TAX.

DERSONS WHO HAVE FAILED TO PAY
| their Poll Tax for the present year are notified
that IL must be done Immediately. Payment may
ho made to the undersigned at his Office in tha
Court House, or to Il. A. FagG At the City Drug
Store HENRY HART, Assessor
Weaver, October H. 1851. 29tf
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sgAb M "a MA sasES o
A CA II d..

Having made permanent arrangements with
one of the largest houses in New York and San
Francisco, we take pleasure in informing the
community at large that we shall hereafter be in
constant receipt of a fresh assortment of the
Most Fashionable Goods by every Steamer.
We can assure the ladies and gentlemen of this
county that with the advantages we now possess
none can compete with us. We are sincerely
thankful to generous public for the past liberal
patronage bestowed upon us and respectfully so
licit continuance of the same. 1t shall be our
constant endeavor to please both in taste and pri
ces We have just received per
Steamer Golden Gate. and Clipper Ship AdgIile.
splendid assortment of Clothing, Dry Goods
Boots, Shoes, and in fact everything to meet the
wants of the
FALL AND WINTER SEASON.
Our splendid stock is now open for inspection
and we invite the public to examine before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Our motto shall be large
sales and small profits.
w. WILLIAMS n CO.,
adjoining Independence HOTEL Main Street
Weaver, October II, 1857. 80.
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A PHOTOGRAPH OF DR.. KANE.

Taken from Life by Brady, of New York. $500
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ST. MONS.
STATE or CALIFORNIA;,
CorNN OF TBINIW.
In The Dl,lllel Court Of lhe NINTH JnaIrlal District

The People Of the State Of California, plt0s
vs. c. +. Lynn, ct. al. defendants.
Tc Pcoph Of Tie state Of (aifo,Hia
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-10-31
L. MEYER,
INF ORMATION WANTED

or HENRY MORRISH, by his brother
OThomas Morrish, When last heard from he
was in the vicinity of Wcaverylle. Any infor-
nation concerning his whereabouts will be thank
fully received by his brother at Bradlords Hay
Yard, on X street, above Sth, Sacramento
Oct 20, 1857 4Otf
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DRAFTS ON CANADA.

PAYABLE ON
Montreal, Quebec, WumlItOn, Toronto, Lon
don, RSrantford, Chatham, st. CathiIrincs.
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/ S S ) ! .

DAVID ALLCUT.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-07-24
EfoR fHE fNDEF EFsNpEsr rREss.l >.
The tRaiifoad Meeting Il. .calhoun's N

The Railroad Meeting at Jalhoun's Mills,
-sE. Editor AS ayon weren't this. meeting,
you will no doubt give I'd an account of is,
d0ingsi speeches, probabilities of success, SEc
&e;,s so. BY your permission, we win only note
DOWN for the benefit .of all concerned what;
struck US rs important, among the many suor.
gestIons of Tie day.
we heard some 6f.the speakers, the President
OF t!e Road, II We mistake not, in the course
t 1l MIS- remarks, say that his policy was, and
.sorA ".ihgm further delay. Now, this struck
= US IFS eminently wise. WeEverily believers
the Road had been comnianeed two vears ouo-
with what money theysSthen had subscrihed.
not only would the Road be now half cU,nnIs.
ted, but the necessary amount tto cdttfplete if
would have been, also, subscribed. That stand
still-that do nothing polcy-wlich has here.
tofore characterized the directors, has so far
proved fatal to it,, We mean, that "A policy
has heretofore obtained, not to .commeuce thds
work till q certain amount was subscribsd:Es
However sincere they may have been'in: bsiieyf.
ing this to be tire best policy, tile history Of
railronds certainly shows That it. is not the
policy by which such,ronds have been built. I.
We would urge, thefefore, upon this Company:
to go forward in commsleing the work without
delay-that the people Rlong tho line have the:
means to build the Road, there can be no man.
ner of doubt ahd we rs sincerely believe.
TINT if the thing be properly managed, they
will use those means, for that purpose. .Thhts
section of the country needs sucli road, afyi
will have it. This we consider n. fixed
fact." So-to the Directors Of the Company,
we sny. let all hands go:to work e let ont con.
tracts for grading in,nicdiately and your efforts
will he crowned with Success.
A srocknoIpEn.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-07-24

We have during the past week been visited
byrefreshing showers. but not in sufficient quan
titles to satisfy the: desires of the farmer.
The rains here have been quite partial, md
some sections are suffering from the dry wealth
er. .Ths.corn crop. generally is foursling and
promises On nabundanti harvest the cotton i:
healthy but very backward. Some idea may
be formed of the extent ofthe wheat crop from
tile fact that upwards of2o,oOO bushels have
sent by railroad from. Abbeville c. H.,
80 the city markets. In,tl,e Savannah section
wheat will not command IA, per bushel.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-07-24
Our Exchanges.

I Mr.. e. II. Britton of the Carolina Time.
has disposed Of hispropretorship Of that Jour
nal, to Mr.T. S. Piggot Of Columbia; and
With his. .coileagne Mr. Bowman retires from
IFS editorial management The 7z,nes hns eyer
been one of our most welcome exchanges. and
has been conducted with great sPiritsandeabili
ty. We extend our best wizhes q; Tie retiring
editors, an and ssordial greeting tssshsir sue;
cessor * s.5sSsF:. i&s...: s..
Gopzr's SLspg;s Book Angust number
of acknowledgements is beautifully illus
.rnted. ssdsis in every way an attractive NUN
,ber-Ferms--Ss or.with the Press, 81.
ARTuu.'s HoAE MxaAz1xK.-we have receiv.
ed the August: numbsf iof. this very excellent
magazine /: 'rs:s hSshar e coaaPhi1ade'phia,
81 in ADVANCE.
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Direct Trade with E,uron..

i A correspondent of the Garoliaian. in an
interesting letter from Old Point Comfort in
Virginia, makes the following ststsment with
regard to the contemplated enterprise of ope.
ming direct stenm communication between
Milford Haven md Norfolk
I-hnd the pleasure of an introduction to the
Hon. Dudley Mann, who is now here, brim
foil ofhis great Southern Commercial enter.
man" aud seems poste ap oaS ss"l,s nse
5to answer every objection or difficulty TINT
nay be proposed against its successful ndap.
tion9 Hit plan, YOU know, isrto raise SO, hMj.-
600 by single subscriptions of slO0 per siinre
in tire Southern States, in order to build n
mammoth iron steamer 900 feet long, like the
Great Eeqster", to ply regularly between
day long discussion of it between himself and
several other gentlemen oftalent and distinc-
tion, some Of whom seemed skeptical Mt first !;
they put mnny questions to him, such as how
win the produce of the South get to Norfolk
in sufficient quantity to load such an i'm
mense vessel How can you prove that she
would make the trip in six days aud that sl,e
will he safer uiant ordinary FIRST class steam
To every ihterrogator1ys6t the kind. Mr. Mann
answered promptly, clearlyanl, to niy.mind.
eonyineingly. and all seemed pcrfectlys atisfi.
ed 4fpally ef, the feasibility and importance of
ssa sss 1isSsd sas
On the 10th instant, several gshtlemen hefa q
meeting here, and appointed tbs29tK and aOth
instant for tite friends of the enterprise to as.
semble ut this place when Mr.. Mann, Govern.
Or Wise, Governor; Floyd. and James Lyons,
Eq, viii deliser addfsssss on the subject. and
ubsgsinisons.Whi: 6e taken, dc. After that
Fthe mattes,Hiil be, Thought again before the
4 f&d6xYiliH fy0nyArItI0n merit ,pootl, : A 1..x.
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Iron rnE NDsrrxpEyr rnrs,,

mfr. Editor 1T seems as IL the folks havo,
mistook the meaning ofthe "Hole in the Wal" /"
We had uot the most distant idea, of speaking
against the Ice Lemonade Saloon or lie Soda
'Fodnt Ne, we wish them all success and
think it is n great luxury, and have enjoyed it
ourselves. We meant the place where gin,
brandy rum and oil intoxicating drinks ore
sold We know of-no such place now and
hope never will. We hope, therefore, oil the
people will take it as it is meant
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-07-24
Correction.

In the General Orders Nof 6, two errors
occur in dates which we request our
exchanges which have copied the order to cor
rect. 1t is proper to say that the errors were
with ouf compositor.
In the order for thr 9th Regiment Of Iufan !:
try to parade Mt Lomax's OH Wednesday, 13tl,
August. substitute 18th.
And.in the order for the 4th Regiment Of
Infantry to parade Mt IIaydie's OH Saturday,
Ii August, read 15th.-Carolinian
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-07-24
The Leeture.

= We are Teanesfed to announce that the Rev.
Dr. Rs 6. arierE Of Efskine College, will deliver
aPublie Lecture before the Young Mems Chris.
tian Association of this place, in the Court
House. On this evening, Mt Candle Light: Sub
.jeetA Miracles =.
From the well known ability of the Leetu-
rsI we anticipate something very excellent
aud would 'inyoksfin his behalf large ntten
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-07-24
Sewing Machines.

We'dircct attention to the advertisement of
Singer Co., Sewing machines, which appear
in our present issue. Mr.. Vim. C. Moore of eur
village is the authorized agent for their sale,
aud is prepared TO give all necessary informa-
ton, with reference TO them.
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Auction.

+ We are requested to state that the Auction
Sales of the Goods of Messrs Slayer 4 Lev
jngston, will be continaeas on Saturday next.
All desirous of bargains would DO well to at
tehd.
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The Abbevllle District Bible Society.

Fne AnniSersary of this Society will be held
in the Presbyterian Church, in this place, on
the last Wednesday in this month (2oth day of
July) The usual sermon will be preached by
5the Rev..T. A. Hoys and Dr. G. W. Pressly is
expected 70 dsiiysr the Address. A large at.
Tendance, isssolieitsd.
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Temperance Address.

We are requested to stat. that the Rev. Mr..
Sics@ain .wiH;dcliycr a Temperance Address,
IN the Court House. on Wednesday evening
next. The public nernlly are invited to at
tend u,
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"A NV MAeAziss.--Tti contemplated TO e..
ta6ilsb.tn Boston q new American Magazine Of
ss!agh order In, rell tion to this enterprise,
lssse E,ss s,eston; Journal says. 80: 7 {,
yseh M efforS resoipieiy formed and strong.
|sly 49, We now sooh 10 Sc deyeIofJsd f,v ias
ass,sAy g end entetr pnbiisLine I6nss 81
lspr0pose 70 start ar1S xh &, oosI,i,s, n, TSy
G4sshesn Magsesi4 ontb1 " at tisea 49,
fodL 6A MtSgstk9 otiefia aTa 3, IS, ~ =
aies highest literary apd paliticsE az 81 -. 8
The bestsoS ouS Americas Syvftsrs 6sgS ~
fssssaset tos Asragss md s1t - nssis MI
sa.tsts . BOW in England tosSessss fs Ytsssf
yagtsr Such msni Epefso1, E0sssf ;aSs ss
Lcgsil,, Hawt wtleres 1Jaa6sfbap !. 9 8eit, 81
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Mr. Samuel dordah requests usto announce
that he will deliver a public Address in; the
Court House on Sal e.dny next, ON the Subject
Of State and Federal politics.
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Religions Notice. {,

'wesare requested to say. that the Rev. a. IL
fcornish, Of Pendleton, will preach inithe Epis.
,eoPal Church on Sunday next-morning and
afternoon = = as
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TIE INDEPENDENT. PRESS
Is PUBLISHED: EVERY rniDAY acRSIna nv. .
LEE q W1L LsoN. -;
W. a. LEE;

sh,dividsals like nstsons fail \. not1i,o NH ;eh
they 6olag dttenrpt, paen ststained ~ Sirl,soas
PurpoSe, dhh'l h'lictermined drcsotntio,s-HENnY EEAY.
"Ipsfti'g topraisc, get not afraid 70 dlan,e.'
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The Savannah valley Railroad.

. We, sinyite attention 70. the Communication
of stockholder in another column, recon-
tnending the speedy commencement Of the
work upon this Road.
we JiasHthe pleasure, Of attending the meet.
ing: :at Galhouns' Mills on Wednesday, but have
only yspacein our present issue for a very bur-
ried notice Of the eproeeed;pgs.. Very able
Md effective spooctes were delivered by Gel.
~. O.. .Tollnan, and the President John T.
Sloan. Jon. A. Calhoun, Esq; Col. j.. F. Mar-
shall and H. A. JONES' Esq; after which the
company pnrtook efsa: ,sumptuous picnic din
ner. Not. much additional st8ck was raised !;
But the active citizens Of the neighborhood
forming companies toitake contracts for
work 10 tlle amounted s1so.oOo; TO be paid for
g in stosk. il, cash. and ri9 thes sbonds of4l,e
companys. Similar .compalfs safas6 been form
ed as Vaudeville. with piisdgs On the past
Of Hs entsrprising .eitiseSs 10 Increase. Hneces.
kssafy the amount Of hsfscontraets, from AIbc..
B ontsasts 81; the saae character Calhoun,
Millsto the amount o. slko.odo &ilI ii,s6cra ahs
Etllding Of The Read. 3 Il wilt rif;s
|SnsAdsd amount o. $soo,0 900 q stospss ~
Niths $Sah oop 10 i bse raised !. .Sv.
81. :boaas yft give ssDassd IN
HmRl2 ejeRt to compile ~ rras
||lpgs Of the Road AID
th fRis guarSn tse tl,aEa, wiiibs No q diiiiosls.
~ ttha ldorsamsnt ;by the sIssiSla.
|ssg Of Company 70 sn ssmssfyts
sd a6is Me asris I. ~
Exa}fny ySnst that soitlethiie shas been saon.
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Discrimination at4 the Academy of J. w

:: In another column will be found An inter.
csting notice Of the recent examination of this
Academy.
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Air. Samuel Lurd,l rem,

FRIDAY, = JULY "a, 1867:
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DIED.

DIED, in this District, June 23d,. 1851, MARY
ELIZABETH. .CLINKSCALES,1 secon1 daugh-
ter ofG B. Clinkscales, Esq, aged twenty years,
one mouth and seven days. p
This young lady possessed naturally good
mind, clear Understanding, with amfable aud
was modest aud retiring IN hsr friendships she.
wns sincere, and confiding. sEs y. II
In her.l7th year she madsan. open ptofs4sicn
;ofreligion, by connecting hsss with tle Meth-
Qdist Episcopal Church. of ytieh sle continneds
Efaithful member until her death. Until within!
perfect 6edlth. But how fraff IS human nature
inis best state. tsAals flesh is as grsss and
|lthe glory Of Dlan as che flower ofRtAss Thas
grgss vitheretif and the flower theyS falletls
sway." She was attacked with eoSsnm ton
that great desssoy htIrAn q RilIofss
and sas sas ssiss Es;a
she sniFsfad iores thsn 3 8Sisfs steih alkof
Ehisff SbSre iiante ace; AID fstbath
sshSis fpfstuds M dssths
g sls 5s.s g1ssssd 4 @ 70 S s sAss
"a taStsr Ss lsi Sass 5i fsmiiSs
deeply i1t 06casi0 i09S. s,!
she.was HlIed with ensse HE atae
vine Preset1c bred tsr. tyss md 81
,uf tionstS hss5iffq
ssa ss,dsf E as ssss sssel ,ssssa s
S.ns wihs' ,lss the f3 Fishes ss6aasaf
eaigts insbeeven. 1t waas fSds 10 rs
by slle pEsense of thes 81 Sfers nd shis
gsAis ZEE, gtit wh$ 67c15j IL
nd ssinted diliendsf sprs shs6p1 Hss
b ~ s'ssl :ss'ssl ssls
dAt sas dnsx m N si5ssa rs
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,ABBEV1LT,E q. H

Terms.-Two Dollars asYear, in Advance.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-12-31

3zfr. Mosfill OF Vermont has introduced
.b;il into the House, providing for dis
tr;bution of the Public Lands 70 the old
states in proportion to the number of their
Renreseutatiyes. The produce resulting
from the sale of these lands is to be appro-
nr;ated to the endowment of Agricultural
Colleges, and nothing else. We hope this
bill will become law, as it is our opinion
that the lands could not be devoted to a
better purpose. By this means, also, the
lands viii not be put into the hands Of nm
principled SPECTATORS, whose only end, aim,
and object S to make themsel yes rich, at
the expense of the producer. This has
been the ease, 10 very great extent, with
the land appropriated 70 building railroads,
and for this our farmers who emigrate to
the prairies of the West have to suffer
Were the lands in Che possession of the
sovereign States, they would be much
more likely to sell at reasonable prices in
small quantities to actual settlers, especial.
ly when such lands were within their OWE
borders. The establishment Of Agricultu
raj Colleges is also essential to the welfare
of our farming interest, which, more thar
any other, and in fact all others combined
supports the whole political and social fab
Yic,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-12-31
Counting Noses.

The Northern Democratic papers which
rebel against the last great Kansas fraud
are. evidently looking. about to see how
the Free State Democratic Members Of
Congress stand upon this question. The
Statesman answers for the member from
the centre (Hon s. s. Cox) thus.
Hany of Mr.. Cox's constituents or distant
friends, desire to know how he stands on
the question of popular sovereignty, as now
presented by the Kansas case, we have the
best authority for assuring them that be is
. where he always stood-uncompromising-
ly in-fayor oflocal self government, and op.
posed to the admission of State under a
Constitution upon which the people con.
cerned have had no opportunity of passing
Judgment, as to all and singular provisions
The Statesman adds:
This is crisis in which no Democrat
can err ignorantly-no mistake can be
made, by any true friend of popular sov-
ereignty, from the East, West North OF
South. The man who goes against us, is
an enemy to the Jeffersonian doctrine.
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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-12-31

TREATMENT OF FRosr BITES AMONG
sHE EsoUIMAux.-An Esquimaux had his
legs frozen above the knee, stiff, celorless,
and to all appearances lifeless. He was
placed in snow house at temperature
of 20 degrees below zero. The parts were
then bathed with ice-cold water for about
two hours, then enveloped in furs for three
or four hours. Then frictions were used,
first with the feathery side of bird skin,
then with snow, alternately wrapping the
limb in furs, and rubbing it for nearly TWEEN
ty-four hours. 1t was then CAREFUL wrap.
ped up, and the temperature of the snow
house elevated by lamps above zero. On
the third day the patient was taken to his
house, (where they have often tempera-
ture Of 10 or 80 degrees,) and in seventy
hours he was walking about with only a
slight frost-bite on one of his toes.-Dr.
Hayes, before the Ohio Med. Soc.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-12-31

How Coal IS SoLp IN LoNDoN.-The
coal used in the city and neighberhood of
London, is chiefly brought from the north
ern coal district of England by large iron
propeller colliers. From them it is un-
loaded on TO wharf, where it is screened
or sifted by being thrown on an inclined
riddle, the size of the Jumps having some in
auence on the price, which is generally from
IS to SO per ton, according to quality.
It is then put in sacks, containing one hun
dred weight, or sometimes two EACH
These are loaded on large carts drawn by
enormous horses, with scales and weights
to each cart, and, if desired by the pur-
chaser, the sack is weighed by the driver
When the honesty of the coal merchant
and the integrity of the driver is well es-
tablished, the weighing of the sack is sell
dom required. And in The purchase of
cart-load of sacks, some three or four of
them, taken promiscuously, are tested by
the scales, and if found correct, the weigh
ing of the remainder of the load is dispens-
ed with. This mode of buying and SELL
nag coal is the result of many years ex-
perience in the vast city of London.