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The daily Butte record., 1858-06-03
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LAGER BEER DEPOT.
Union Saloon Re-oper ed

'uttE UNDERSIGNED RI sP scTPULLY IN
j forms hts friends aud ue ,,IhIic gr,,sr,.v
hai he has fepisnsd the UNION aAIshIN lortted
: tue basement of Colon n Med, ,rm us byrk
nr Ing. Montgomery street. as place OF re-. ri
aud repore, ami | prepared 10 neeommo
4 al ~bo may ~i-i TO ~ Joy a VHss OF Lager r.
oes aftleie "t iquor ar Wine of the IN. q
r Dis C,ni ecisd with the SaIop I. a ~ agulHe nd
Q he'd tiLtt I'D fAHLf with new bnlls ,uee
he O'srs "f th's IN, eiDhting efme ms Al
ur-d tat every aitsDt' n vi b. show them
r. MAURf Il, gent
Maya fer the ssn rrsnossso 50 -
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B)LD FiuUaE.-- the Ci.rksourg ", J
Neg ster furnishes the iJtlowing, =. IA spe 81
msu OF stro"g langu ,se from the pulpit. rne
Rev Samuel Clawsou, minister OF tue VI
Church, who is very eccentric, aud mas -
very VIVID im"giuniiou. IN speaking Of ON
present during one of his dIso,urses, who Aas
tUuiversaiist, Z ave expression to the iul
lsvlug bit of eloquencr:
Thank God, the day IL not { r. distant VI IL
sisu will be ch ineJ down to hells braz IL
SSor, and tue devil. wIth his tnree pr ,nse
hnpoon.wiii pierce y ur reeklng heart. and
pile the red hot cinders of hlack damuatluu
upon you M high MS tue pyramlis # Egypl.
sud Try OUT the prIdc Of ,ur heart to grease
The guigeous of nel,
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County I.e... Once,

oRuvILLz. NAV 5,n, 1898. I
Notice ishereby given that an person. Butt,
~ouni! warrants, payable from the General Fund
registered bet" cen th. LIST day OF October 1891 and
The ii L NJycnDer ls,7, nclts,ye Ms, war; AMI 8
No AB NI 9i2 9I3, VA, 9I7, 9i-. go and 1851.
fes'st red N"vS 1850; also warrants No. 9S5, . d,
''' aH a7S on In l'gsnt 81 X FunI that the same
"Il De pad On presentation al this Office aud after
this date said Warrants VIII ceuse TO Dear interest
ana II not presented "hhin sixty days from the
lutte hereof. the moneys for sail Warrants will be
10 pay tho nvxt IN order ul registry
WM LArrINOKk.
Treasurer LSlute County.
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sAs FRANICI'Co AND MAhYsvIILS RAU.
HoAD.-At II meeting oi the Stockholders ui
the San Franci CO ana Mn,ysvlIe Railroad
Company held at the Co.'S g. til Sc Ia thus city.
% tue 70 b INST the iollJwIns Te,sons. w :
Q NJ, Bliss, j X Brett, Wm. A CnmpbeIi
James q ant and HmsK t!uIs,n. Of N,rys
vile, Hutton. Of CaeaviiIe. aud Joan B
FrlsbIe. Of Valicj', were elected as n board
Of ectots for the Company Ill thelr
successors III Office shall bs elect,d --Er
pytss
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-03

WELLrRisM The Hamilton (O) Teies
graph publishes an extract from u lette.
from Gov. Weller. of California. showIng
him to be a Lscomptonite. Gov. MeLet
says,
"As have no respect for the men who
have been in open rebellion against the Fed
srsl Government for two years past. STAND
ny IHE ADM NsrRATIoN. AS a statesman
draw no distinction between moral aud le-
gal treason"
In the expression "as Statesman the
Governor evidently made an "out"-os We
printers say. He doubtless intended to say,
"as publisher Of the Statesman. That
lets the Gov out.
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Nrs. Wyer's = select Seminary.

Cor. Bird street AMI q lveGu-, O,osilie.
Having m ID aTran ,eueuts f,r the accommuda-
ton If n few N)tRDfNG -CHOitRs, Nys Wyer
wishes to inform parents AMI guardnns. thai chill
drrn L'aced under her care. win have mnny of the
want tgs- of hon", cunbined with II strict s;h LIS
tic disci"line rheW nrral training and physical
C dnroris Will also he cirefulIg attended %.
TetN.i Pc qiartrr $50 co. rs., % per month.
paid In aIyanec. For further particulars. erq ire nj
hs Semiuiry, or BY letter, err of the Hon n :.
f. i.ott, OrDvIle All commune liiuns prompt,
ait, ndtd t..
Most rs-peetable references giysn. mysi
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y DIR. J. l.. CEap~ay's reputation is nap

- DIR. j. l.. CLap~ay's reputation is nap
tIly 'praaIin. tar hs .nt, state Al Oregon. We
learn from reliable sources. lie is pracuc.n9 with
remarkab succc-s AMI has de,or,cdiy secured
jaDiic cOhh lence Those needing ncIical aid wouid
well To cah lor wn.r A his lis'Ilu,e, N san Fran
cisco. 'e refer the ri RIO The Doctors advertise
nent IN another column
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THE COURTS.

uIner CorRr-tnird dJni,y IN January. ursi
go 10 May, second Monday IN November, aud
'ra aOnday Uf August.
@esrr Couar.-tirst Jonday Ia " irch aud June
- a'"day IN sertonb -, and 'urlh Monday IN
,wst " SEsstJSs second Monday la Febru
afu inlay la Aprll, Jny shd octoOer.
snAtk Cousr -tour.h VI mIIy in February anu
k@na dohliy Ia Ads isI, an / second Monday
~aWs, Nay, Aug .st and Nuvrulber.
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MINERS BAKERY :
Montgomery street, door boye he ofI,.n. I,a,,
OK0V LIE.
sTAPHHN TcL ,ND, D,.....Proprletor.

ENllS i Tue 40 ,EER BAKERY or ono
'hfv '',' rrurrntor s.u' # ickiog Isd.e
t''ar - The ps H. uf eros He hnd ,tcitnl, t.r
! 'H pa'" axe, sud sJllci', cot TIM, ,te 90 Ne
''' -" ing cDifi.nt that he gtVe J,tlf saus.
''' Tor Va s,ins niJifp ia n any uthtr tsnb.
.shuent II tue k Il ~ tTpVilr ffE- made ol fresh
ttuIl II all k,h'r. AID CAkas u .sory tnn,n. n,
.OW PiI -, can i.e hld NJ Lis Bbkety or viii be
iotttrfpd at tbv dpifs oi 'fis custutngrs,
ur0uh', Dec, o. 1856. dOJi n
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- The Mustang Linimcnt Cares

~ The Mu.tanS Liniment Cares
RheGmati.n;
rhi iftans Iinlnant cures stinj o.nls;
ia" iu'tIrg Lini ueit C ircs Burn. aud wounds:
The VAS hItn nj cures sore, All Ulcers;
The Nitttng l.inin tnt cures CakoI breasts aud
IRE Nlpples,
The Mustang I.ninent cures Neuralgia;
Ihi iINtis Li II neat ires CDrns aud Narls:
The Mustang Linimeht is worth
l0O0,u0o D0I4iAKS PrK ANNTM
To tho Un"tu ~ ,te-. the prosefvrr and rcsorcr
vi Naldib h. Sees and cattle. Il cures Ill Sprnins
''Alls. Wounds, sun 'on,-, &c
VIII I'll answer thu qI"sI ons Did von ever
hear hnl ordinary sore. swelling. prhin or sun
hrs-, either on man or at. which tho Mustang
'inImehi wound not currp Dad OF ever visit auv
e'p"ciaolr drdsg',t !! any par OF the worii- n
europe, Asa "r tn tict-shp lil not say at AS
the Creates ii 'covrry # The 2" 80 everywhere
Every hmil should hnve II, three sizes. BARNES
PARk, PROJECTORS, New YORK
fARk Il WHITE.
Sole Agents tor the Pacific Coast
lJl " asiihetun street, opp size the Market
Cohf'N ncDE M'rr, Agrnis orouue
- rae TRAD. sup ,led on the INST liberal
,rrms. ats 3,u
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Card.

Doctors SMxpEs X JENKtSs hlve removed their
ONCE to the County Hospital Lynchburg aud wit rs
usual attend to III professional cul. =, day ur night
Feb. 10Th ls5sNu
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Dr, j. L. YOCN... sn,

DIR, j. L. YOCN.., sn1se advertisement ad-
'ef''"m"" appe"rs Ia another column The poGeer
'"tfu''hg fhlsc'an III this 'tnt". has cared more
, 'lichs 'htn Ity Ithcr Attention is called 10 his
'Fertisemrnt. n
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-04-10

BoY's PERPLEXITY.-Duringt the feuds between
the Roundheads and Cavaliers, London boy in
quired the way to " ST. Anne's Lane" The per-
son addressed flew in a passion, called the boy a
popish cur and wanted to know who made
Anne saint ~ The little fellow resolved not
to make that mistake again, and ask ed another
man to please show him the way to Annes
Lane" That man also iiared up and called the
boy pert cur declaring that Anne had been
saint before he was born, and would be after be
had been hanged After that the little traveller
went from one sire ct to another asking "wbat
street is this? ~ until he found the one named
after the ilustrious saint
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-04-10
The Sacramento Union saws:

Inc sacramento Union says:
The following is literal copy OF a bill drawn
up and about TO be introduced into the Assembly
by an honest miner-a member of the Lower
House t:
AN ACKT
Toprevent niggers kummin to Kallyforny.
The People uv the Stan uv Kal1Yforny represented
an Scanit and assembly, du enact az follerS:
SECTION l. No niger not now an inhabbitent
Nv, in, and legal voter in this state shall be per-
mitted to liv, rezde, or stay in this stait emmy
longer.
SEC. 2. Envy niger hoo wilfully or axidently
violats the first seckshun Nv this ackt she'll be
transported frum this stat and sold TO the lowest
bidder Chinalnen excluded
SEC. 3. Niggers who kun with their masters tu
sojurn temporarily shall not be inklewded in the
provzions NV this ackt propided, such sojurnn
don't eXseed 40 years If emmy ship gets rocked
on the shoars Nv this stat, with nigger on
borde aud if such niger shall tri tn swim, he
shall be pushed under the wotter.
SEC. 4. All ackts or partsuv ackts contravenin
this, is expeeld.
ENACKTING CLAws.--A nigger is herebi deklared
an obuokshus newsans not too bepermited, and
evry Sheriff in this stait may he q nigger driver if
he chuseS
Now, we don't believe that the bill was ser-
ously meant for Introduction and the slur at
the mining community implied in the Unions
remarks is very contemplate, savoring more of
what the miners call squirt than dignifed,
impartial journalist. IT is from remarks of that
sort with the addition of untruthful engravngs,
that people abroad conclude that the gold mi
ncrs are clods and clowns. Is the Union aware
that honest miners are numerous who could edit
that paper quite as well as it is edited now? If
not, the enterprise of the publishers has missed
an interesting item of news which is far from be-
ing private intelligence. We never hear that
phrase, honest MINER uttered sarcasticaly and,
as it usually is, by the most ordinary professional
capacity, without feeling profound contempt for
the weakling who thus ttilates his rsibiltes with
the assumption that he is any higher in the intel
lectual scale than the honest miner 1t is the
'honest miner who pnts bread in the mouth Of
such people, and who keep them out of the Aims
House.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-04-10
L. p. FISHERS

OV 6NIlO1N1 G06INS Dan ffaOCS
"A co-No. 17l3 Washington street, up stairs,
nearly opposite Maguire's Opera House.
L. p FISHER is the authorized Agent of the
TRINITY JOURNAL, Weaverville Sacramento IN
ion; Marysville Herald San joaquin Republi-
can, Stockton Pacific Methodist, Stockton So
nora Herald Nevada Journal Grass Valley
Telegraph Red Bluff Beacon; Columbia Ga
zette Tuolumne Courier Mountain Democrat.
Placervlle; Empire County Argus. Placerville
Caaveras Chronicle, Mokelumne Hill Shasta
Courier; Mariposa Gazette; Yreka Weekly In
ion Iowa Hill News Weekly Ledger, jackson
San Jose Telegraph Sonoma County Journal
Folsom Dispatch ; California Mining Journal
Los Angeles Star Santa Barbara Gazette San
Diego Herald Alameda County Gazette Pla-
Ger Courier, Yankee Jlm's Napa County Re-
porter; Sierra Democrat, Downieville; Hum
boldt Times, Union; Orcgonian Portland O. t.;
Oregon Weekly Times, Portland, O. T. Oregon
Statesman Salem 0. T. Jacksonville Herald,
Jacksonville, o. T.; Pioneer and Democrat,
Olympia, W. T. ; Washington Republican, Stella
COON, w. T.. POlynesan, Honolulu, s. l.; Paci-
fc Commercial Advertiser, Honolulu, S. l.. Mex
lean Extraordinary City of Mexico Hongkong
Register.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-04-10

"INFIDEL LARNIN."-We were teaching an
"acadenlary" down in the wire grass country of
South Georgia, soon after we left college, and
among the "higher branches taught in that
institution" were the rudments of astronomy.
TO which advanced text book we had introduced
q class of sand hill boys and gopher training
girls, ranging in age from fourteen to twenty
years. A few recitations, confined principally to
corrections of mutilated RECOMMENDATIONS, stairs
"heavingli buddies," the "yeathu comics ;;
"planks,' &c, and we made to the "advanced
class" the startling and incredible announcement
that the sun did not rise and set daily. that the
revolution OF the earth on its axis made night
and day, DC. There were few open countenan-
ces in that gaping, wonderstricken class, about
then.
Next morning we we're waited on by grave.
sage looking patron Of ours, who, with some as
perlty OF countenance, and, as We imagined, con
temptuous severity of expression, thus delivered
himself
"We,te employ'd ye here to larn our young
'uns, haint we p We assented to the proposition
"Well," continued he, what's all this rpgy-
marole and astrOnamy and stuff about the sun not
settin' and risin', aud the yeath turnin upside
down of night, and sch like infidel talk we've
been foolin' the skolards with ?" Now. tb0uobt
we for triumph of science, a lighting up of his
benighted understanding. Inviting him into the
academy, we proceeded to draw diagram Oh
the blackboard, for the purpose of illustration
NOW" said we, " the sun is ninety.five millions
Of miles from the earth, and"-- "Stopv' cried
hes" how do you know that? Who's been thar
TO measure it? What surveyors ever drug his
chain over that route 'Tant So" In vain we
assured him that scientific men had demonstrated
it, and philosophers proved it beyond doubt,
and that all the learned and eminent men in the
world admitted and believed it,
They don't know nothing about it, was his
dogmatic response; not bit more'n do, and
they've meyer been any closer to the sun than |
hev lts agin reason, sense, and scripter to say
that the sun don't rise and set-for thar's text,
which inabby you've seed if you ever red the
bible which can't scacely believe you ever did
read il, saying from the risn' of the sun TO the
going down thereof-and see here, young man,
If you KANT teach the children bettern such fool
talk and lnfidel argument, you mout as well look
out fer Dooiy settlement, whar thar aint no
churches, and the folks never heerd of the bible y
We caved wiped out the diagram with our left
coat-tall, bowed out our Indignant patron, and
the next morning the r" stronamy" class was ad-
yaneed to Peter Parley's geography, and the sun
permitted to rise and set as usual.-NorM C1y0li
ntqn.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-04-10
ADVERTISING IN THE A

ADVERTISING IN THE ATLANTIC STATES.
l.. p. f. has now completed his arrangements
for the forwarding of advertisements to all the
principal largest circulating Journals and News
papers published in the Atlantic States
A fine opportunity is here offered to those who
wish to advertise in any part of the Union of
doing so at the lowest rates, and in prompt and
satisfactory manner 33td
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-04-10
NEWS OF THE STATE.

The Napa Reporter tells of a tame Indian hav- |
ing murdered man the other side OF Clear Lake. |
He was pursued, found in sweat house, shot
at and wounded I; having hid in the tules, they
were set on ire, and the next morning the Indian
was found dead.
The Sonoma Academy, having been in opera
ton but few months, has eighty pupils.
MAN on Russian River killed SO rattlesnakes
in one pile. They had come out on the rocks to
sun (; small one had % rattles but the big ones
were so venomous that they shook the rattles off.
Two Diggers had fist fight at Napa; they both
came out from the shoulder beautifully, to the
great amusement of the squaws The Reporter
doesn't know whether whskey or woman was
at the bottom of the affair Napa seems to be a
stirring place, having most excellent and wide
awake Reporter, who tells US the above, and adds
that gang of rowdies pulled down sign, mutt
lated several barber poles, and rolled off divers
grind stones, a week or so since, They are, how
ever, building a church, in which such things will
be discountenanced.
CHANDLER S. HAYES is desired to write TO his
mother at Winimac, Indiana, Immediately
AT Monte Crsto, Sierra county, young man
and woman were playing with pistol, which ex-
ploded and shot the owner in the leg. The Ma
sons of Downevile-' Free and accepted-are
building new Hall Mrs. John B. Weller has
sent Bible to the place. and an Infidel man is
peddling soul-destroying work on Moral Phil
osophy. A man was suffocated in tunnel by
poisonous gas ; also, one fell into cellar and
died from the fall. A Chinaman was caught in
the act of Staying one Of his countrymen and
went to Jail. The mines of Sierra county are
paying largely, as the Citizen tells us.
SOMEBODY tried to steamboat the Butte Record
with cigars soaked in water, but his power of
suction brought smoke. Some think the smoker
was soaked too.
The new Administration paper, at Sacramen-
to, is called the Mercury, and is edited they say,
by Billy Long II rises from the ruins of the
Age, and is about the same size.
TIE school children at Jackson are going to
publish The Students Banner-that speaks,
already, for their advancement.
Two Assemblymen got mad and one threatened
to warm the others ears, but declined to go out
to do it,
A CITIZEN of Tomales was attacked by grizzly,
who tore off part of his scalp, broke two ribs and
an arm
GEORGE MITCHELL, and thirty nine others, are
having u horse theater at Sacramento.
The Butte Record wants to know how to spell
'Colusi' We know Kay, kay, l-u, lu, Kaylu,
s-a, Calusi.' Them's um.
The Butte Record threatens if the Kansases DC
admitted over the Lecompton stile, to howl SO
loud that if failing to get in the chain gang, JUS
tce will not be administered We have our
doubts whether justice is administered now, for no
falling Off is perceptible in the Record
AN ignorant Sacramento druggist poisoned a
woman nearly to death.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-04-10
GALLUs LIzE.-

GALLUs LZE.-
seen her on the sidewalk,
When run wild number 9:
My eye Spontaneous sought out hern,
t.. And hern was fixed on mine.
She waved her pocket Handkerchief
AS we went rushin' by
And no butcher ever killed in Yorl,
Nasbappier than /.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-04-10

AN Eastern paper says that there is proba-
bilily of the next generation being born with
back bone, because women have taken to skating'
We think there's more probability of their being
born with broken backs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-04-10
FOL TaE=.B2.

A TTENTION IS ALSO DIRECTED TO THE
n Revenue Act -" Each male inhabtant of
this State over twenty-One years of age, and un-
der sixty years OF age. and not by law exempt
from poll-taX, shall pay poll-tax for the use of
the State and County, Of Three Dollars pro0ided
the same be paid between the first day of
March and the first Monday in
August /: but if said poll tax is not paid pri-
Or to the first Monday in August, it shall be Four
Dollars. HENRY HART,
March !, l8j8.-8tf. County Assessor
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-04-10

A DRUNKEN fellow, named Cain, staggering
through a street, was asked if he was the man
who slew Abel? mo-, said be, I'm the man as
got [hic] slewedf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-04-10

LITTLE Bill Smith wanted his mother to buy
him big Bible--he wanted to smash flies with
the lids
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Musical Instruments.

u0sIa Guitars. Violins Accordeons Flutinas,
Yags9E, Flutes and Flies, of superior quality and
e5EZcE' tone. Also, Violin Bows, Bow Hair, vi
olin Screws, Instruction Books, &c. &c.
The best assortment Of Italian Violin and Gui-
tar strings ever brought to this market Just re-
ceved at the City Drug Store. r. A. FAGG.
Weaver, Sept. II, 1857. 34td
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-04-10

A GERMAN physician has succeeded in curing
children of fits by threatening to burn them with
a red hot poker.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-04-10

You want hundred dollars! Here's the
money | charge five per cent. month, and as
you want it for year, chat leaves just forty dol
lars coming TO YOU
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-04-10

TIE consumption of snals in Paris has greatly
injured the oyster trade Is there any creeping
thing which FIenchman will not eat-or adore
if called Emperor?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-04-10

A WOMAN, bathing in the sea, may not always
be in distress, though she is in great pickle.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-04-10

rxzzx-xz THE ATTENTION OF CLER-
Il = N gymen, Committees, Schools, Lod-
y ges &c, is invited to the new Pc
DIAL SUB-BASS HARMONIOUS, made
solely by the Manufacturers. It's arranged with
two manuals or banks of Keys, the lowest set run
ming an octave higher than the other, and may
be used separately, and thus get in one case two
distinct Instruments or, by the use of the coup
Ter, the two banks Of keys may be played at the
same time by use of the front set only. This con-
nected with the Sub Bass. will produce the effect
of a large Organ and is sufficiently heavy to fill
house that seats from 1000 to 1900 people. The
OR GAN LODEON
Is designed for parlor or private use The con-
structiOn is similar to the Church Instrument, be-
ing arranged with two banks of Keys. and when
used together, by means of the coupler, is capa-
BILE Of as great volume of power as the Church
Instrument when used without the Pedals.
Also, every variety of MELODEONS for Par
l0r use
Purchasers may rely upon instruments from our
Mandatory being made in the most complete
and thorough manner. Having removed to the
spacious Buildings 5II Washington ST.,
we have every facility for manufacturing purpo-
ses. and employ none but the most experienced
and skiful workmcn. In short. we will promise
our customers an Instrument equal if not superb
or to any Manufacturer, and guarantee entire and
perfect satisfaction.
Music TEACHERS. LEADERS OF CHoIRs and 9TH
ers interested in musical matters, are respectful
ly invited to visit our Rooms at any time and ex-
anime or test the instruments on exhibition for
sale at their pleasure.
As a still further guarantee to the public as to
the excellence Of the MelOdeOns and Harmonious
from our Mandatory. we beg leave to refer, by
permission, to the following
Plano Forte Manufacturers Of Boston,
who have examined our Instruments and will give
their opinion when called upon:
CHTCKERTNG & Sons, r. GILBERT & Co.
VIM p. EMERSON, BROWN IL ALLEN,
GEORGE IEWS. A. w. LADD & Co.
NEWHALL Il CO., HALLET & CUMSTON,
WOODWARD q BROWN.
Orders from any part of the country or world,
sent direct to the manufactory in Boston, with
cash or satisfactory reference, will be promptly
attended to, and as faithfully executed as if the
parties were present, or employed an agent to Sc
lect, and on as reasonable terms.
Price Lists
Scroll leg, AZ octave, e,.................S GO
DO do do ..,........... Is
Piano style, s do .................... 100
do do extra finish, octave. .....,..... ll5
do do carved leg, eg,................... 125
do do 2 sets Of reeds, ds,.............. $50
do do 6 octave, Observation-Disclosures. 135
Organ MelOdeon, ..................... 200
do do extra finish, ................ $50
Pedal Sub-Bass IIarmOnium, ............. 275
Letters, Certificates and notices from the press,
from all parts of the world, may also be seen at
our salesroom.
DescPfpttye circulars sent free to any address
S. D. g. Fl w SMITH
5Il Washington Street, Boston.
Near ROVlston Market i02-Itd
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-04-10

An elephant who fearlessly faces regiment of
men runs away from an army of gallinppers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-04-10
S Z M M O n S.
State of California
In the Dist. Court of the 9th Judicial Dist,
County of Trinity.
The People of the state of California,

r. LEFEVRE, Plaintiff, vs. ROB
ERT STEADMAN, Defendant.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-04-10
OR AN MELODEO ON

Is designed for parlor or private use. The con
struction is similar to the Church Instrument be-
ing arranged with two banks of Keys. and when
used together, by means of the coupler, is capa-
bic Of as great volume of power as the Church
Instrument when used without the Pedals.
Also, every variety of MELODEONS for Par
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-04-10

The following is literal copy OF bill drawn
up and about to be introduced into the Assembly
by an honest miner-a member of the Lower
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-04-10
THE JOURNAL.
About ss Honest Miners

wEAvERvILLE, SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1858.