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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
LANDS.

LANDS.
NY virtue n a iecree u the Probate
,'enr Of Pamela TOMMY Mi.sissip.
M. rendered At the Anril FERN, 1852
,hesof, The inl signed, o. special Com
missioner, appointed By said Court nj
the term aforesaid. 20 sell the rrsl e.
tun helaeinK Ia the heirs u DAVID
Woods. deceased, viii, IN the sab dag ~
July next. on tho premises OF said de-
ceased, within lawful hours, proceed TO
offer for sale 60 the highes, bidder, nj
rublic yrndac. on n credit II n and
'Wo wear, FROM the lot dag ot January,
tsGn. the following described land. y.
lns and being in said County and stats,
aud belonging 10 said heirs. Wat; The
.outh hall and northeast quarter ~ ace.
ton sixteen (l6l. Southwest quarter Of
section fifteen flil. west half 81 srction
I'm fi0). all In township nine tsl, range
Nv (Gi west. and the northwest quarter
of section thirty ta0l, south vest quarter
| Of sect on twsuty.cn III. all IN township
| nine COZ rauvs I've tb) wcs,, containing
twelve hundred md eighty acres more u
less. SAID land will be sold snhjee, u
the widows dover.
Purchaser sill he required to Civ
bond widh good security and lien reiaine'
on the land Tor tho parchsse money.
JAMES :. WOODS.
Commissioner.
MAY l, isi1,.ij.Qw.
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SsanissIsasr'. sale ~ lsads.

|ncNSCANT 20 4 deereS ~ 'hs trv
bate Ccast " rasgla< Comfy, stats
NJ Mississippi. ssndsrrIfss sss Mas term
hsse. thssssf. the uss ersi<ncd, ~ special
brmssissisusr. ~srpsfh,sd hy iaid vsa.t
n the term afsrs1 Md. 10 ssli Che ana
hslonr,ss 10 thu Estate 81 'ehs harrsss,
|ot Jsiv p-ss, - tn gvwis-s sfaia de-
|-sssssj. v;shi lawful Sssss, proceed "a
~, for ~ 70 The hishss bitisrai Psb-
M v,~.iu.7 Toe 60 fowstl cad, the bah
H., n = u. twss eel shreeyess, paypsrs'
- - tie Let days " ysnssry ls6o
h0sAa ls62, s~espsciwsy. The fs'isuial
~ lyiae ssa bsisen Ne scansy am
|0>noe|bcsaid, via - essstps east quar-
~ 4 section q, township >, range !
-. Gpasainine 80 Ausssssd and ssss,
srFvp osFe " les. TINS isud will b
nl1MAjeet 70 me widows lswes.
osodi beafine ihssssss II : ~ en-
~ -, ~ Focd ssesrity, ~ b
ysvseo1 - - vsrckseevt fer - Sar
AIuusueynss reid - he ~ II sale
MN 4 DUHGESS, Csnniss;sonR
~ ~, less~-4w.
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naawIIgAr AND GrSSy BAGS,
D.UlU by WM. kkNAN NIL.
Iunr y. $50. s,tf.
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Lend for Saio.

kTly undersigned oilers ~ sal- N very
sasonablc lerm.. the ives, ha.f u esct'on
ksAs, township eight, ran I've, west,
Siloaius he land. Of Cob ". ;. gons-,
And knowa as she .Jeiner' placc. There
n, .rtx.sn thirty sad hf'y c.clssted.
n. n. Caldwell, Esq, viii shas the land
. any pcr.pa ". hing 10 pun hl.". w
.hs. information sddrr-s ". z. Waet'
lea, Pamela, Miss. ~ The nnder.i-nsd.
ROBERT biAtN.
Ayrslis.3m Memphis, feaa.
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WAS TAkES Up by EIijak a.
Muhourn, living IN the North. ~
sAss portion cf the county, nssrA%
|visasass Meast. a BAY sivD NIL,
b. hands high. i've years old. brsaiei
with an Sea ,hs tight high. Appraised
., e5O W.
Y. n. JONES, Ranger P.Ct
ia 18th, 'sa-3~.
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'~UuDAS. lk1IEns = $780,
SsuAisn = lnosseass = - MI
teeeup4 1nstos toDguN1s9 = -
denimuA0 snSf1vesis Ceugtd plssoa
eese0 nsioippi, = ~ Aysil ~
1ese, t1<svpf-~ ~ pespsos AStne
|ds10eulmeont1 Oaooe, - uee1noeD
kass ~ - 0sksatau1 rrtnust
49, - - p~ssstSbea y - =
Q. NAxwu11s. AAs's.
"a. ~
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.sn,LNs u,,,y Jmn., Iinsey an
10 u.uaharf, BY Nm. KHAN illld.
,san y, 1850, - n.
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o r SALE.

WISHING To RguoyETo ACOtS.
~ that agree. with my health, better
Iian nj. one does. | offer ior sale the
|r.s, a. laad % ~h.eh | reside. e~easain.
|nr 30 srry., shout one half u vlseh J.
lrssn land. :, acres in a high stat ~
buluva,ion, thoroughly eirelsd and .ich'
n, aaa the average cotton erupg. which,
)cr the l,., sever YEAR,, has rver beet
kudsr 1909 peuads u seed cotton rel
A.re, several times going 10 near lsuo.
\. HAWKINS.
Pamela eounsy. June l5ss. '59-si.
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q. MEYER rcspeetfally informs biz
friends AMI the public gsnrmliy, chat be
he's constantly on hand PIANOS. equal
to tl,o.r for wliieh no received the Pr.1s
Medal In London, 10 1851.
Al order. promptly attended 10, Hnd
rrcn, cnrc taken in he selection aud pack
ING the
H. has received. during ,he las, fifrer
wears. more Medal. than ans other max r,
from the franklin lnsti,utc-also. fif,'
Premiums IN lloslen, Nex York and Bal.
fimore.
Wars.roous. No. 80 ARCH Street
below IishtA, South side, flili.ApkL'
pnlA. June =. 1859. .s-bai.
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0AnsIff On AL hhas lals def ~
biz Interest IN The stock " Aopda
"A sfs afiei Oh had belonging 70 lhA
unAIltuA iIllL,i 70 " m Roman
MI, she will eanl ihue lhe uFufefy anil
'ommi .sion huslnes. on he ern acnunnl
lad In his ovn tame, NJ lhs same Stand
fuofafr occupied b, ufaham llill'
NJ arm n 0faham A IIill will be die.
IN a shoFt time, and is eunilsi'ss
The purpose u wlnilpg M only,
BARNETT uh NJ ",
WV. kfNAN uiLL.
Memphis. May -. Iaia
IL leaving NJ. I'M, ! take pleasure y
|sommsnIiag ban 70 The patronage o
N public, u. GRAHAM
dune -, ls5a. 2lu
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MIS- GOOD wool, By
M,lhV WM. KEENAN, HILt.
.uae -, lsie ~ III
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psssts Cetstv.

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.psv.s xns. f..sch : :sfS1:sIs ie,
u AVN 4 said siIss Meks> ssjsrsiuss
he upssss u snid pssii kiss. Tor e2s,-
oa II ~ Jssoleth Court hsleat pauels
IN ~ tsssssy Il Psssls end Sssss o.
N;ss;nippi. he defssdnnt y tsreby
notified that mi<e h spp>ars - said
Cssss n ~ npst fsrn thsrees. 70 b
issan he - nccdsy u july, lssA ssd
ponINs aid aesiss. isdrn<N vlf y
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- slss reD3ers1 sesines Cei Aeee
9 0oru1sho 10 The go.
An. nAVD(1M H.
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-26

THEIR REASONS WANTEn-It is now over a
year since the Supreme Court Of this State rem
dered decision declaring unconstitutional the
law passed by the Legislature of 1858, for the
Encouragement OF Chinese immigration That
decision, involving great question Of State
Rights covered about one-half a page of fools
cap No reasons were given why the law was
unconstitutional but the matter was dismissed
in few emphatic words. The decision partook
more Of the character Of perempsory decision
Of the Court than an opinion based upon consti-
tutiona law. The public were queted at the
time by the promise that the Court would give
its reasons, IN eTteRSo at an early day. That
early day has never yet dawned. We submit to
the Honorable BENCH whether the present would
not be ? most opporiune occasion for it TO en-
tighten the pHbic upon the thousand and one
legal webs which entangle this question and leave
California at The mercy Of hordes OF deteroratng Z
Asatics so that Eastern merchants may grow
fat on their commercial intercourse with the ma
tves Of Tcadom. Give US your reasons. gentle
men. They should be as plentiful as blaekber
res and as irretutable as proof of holy writ
H0raiaq ClU.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-26

The GREAT RIVER OF THE WEsr.-Some wes-
tern newspaper man makes the following exhibit
of the magnitude and capacity Of the Mississippi:
From the frozen regions of the north to the
sunny south, it extends some thrty-one hundred
miles, and, with the Missouri, is forty-fve hun
dred miles in length. 1t would reach from New
York across the Atlantic, and extend from France
to Turkey. aud to the Caspian Sea. It's average
depth from its source at Lake Itasea, in Minne'o-
ta to its delta in the Gulf Of Mexico, is fifty feet,
and its average width half mile. The trsppcr
on The upper Mississippi can take the furs os the
animals that iuhabit its source and exchange
them for the tropical fruits that are gathered on
the banks below. The floods are more than
month travelling from its source TO its delta. The
total value of steamers afoat on this river and
its tributaries is more than S6,00O,OO0, and they
number as many as fifteen huDdred-more than
twice the entire steamboat tonnage OF England,
and equal to that OF all other parts of the world.
1t drains an area of twelve hundred thousand
square miles, which is justly entitled the garden
of the world. 1t receives score Of tributaries,
The least Of which is longer than the Wanted
streams of mighty empires 1t might furnish
every country with a river larger than the Seine.
1t enguls more every year than the reSenue of
petty Kingdoms. and rolls a volume in whose
depths the cath rdral OF St. Paul would be sunk
out Of sight. 1t discharges in one year more
water than has issued from the riber in five cen
turies il swallows up fifty rivers, WHICH have no
name, each OF WHICH is longer than the Thames.
The addition Of The waters of the Danube would
not swell it half a fathom in one single reser-
vOir tLake Pcpnj twenty five hundred miles
from the sea- the navies of the world might safely
ride at anchor. 1t washes the shores Of twenty
powerful States, aud between its arms lies space
lor twenty more.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-26

MARnY, YOUNG Mas, MARRY.-Rev. Mr.. Dow
once closed discourse. as singular for its quaint
ness as practical in its advice:
| want you, my young sinners, to kiss and get
married, and then devote your time to morality
and money making. Then let your homes be
provided with such comforts and necessaries as
piety, pickles. pots and kettles brushes, brooms,
benevOlence, bread, virtues, wine and wisdom.
Have these always on hand. and happiness will
be with you. Do not drink anything intoxicating,
eat moderately. go about business after break
fast lounge little alter dinner, chat after tea,
and kiss after qualreling. Then all the joy, the
peace, aud bliss the earth can afford shall be
yours until the grave closes over you and your
spirits are borne to a brighter and happier world.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-26
TO CAL1F0RNI CONSUMERS
BILLINGS HAMS,

T DESIRE TO CALL PARTICULAR Arrr,.
l. lion of consumers in California to Tho iat.I En-
brand upon my Hams which in all cases a"ei ha"a or
=" fac simile' of my signature and is in o,"a uears
speet the same label have used for manv yode re-
past. ''ars
The unrivalled reputation my Hams boro,
borne in the California market, renders mo 'V"s "I
ceedngly anxious that no Hams packed l,v o,tA "a
persons should be mistaken for the well know
aud genuine A"'"a
Horace Billings Hams
And my present object is to ask consumer. 49,.
cially to distinguish my Hams from certain o,t pe,
Hams, which learn have this season bann 'seeI soe
to California, on which the name of ''"'
b L l. L I N G. s
has been placed, with label resembling m,ro ..
style, type, &c. III
My Hams are cured under my own personal, ..
pervision, and their admitted excellence is ow;"r
to the great care used, and the peculiar nrenanas
tion they undergo in curing, by which deiicacv IS
flavor, preservation of the juice of the meat, and
freedom from undue saltness are secured. 1'
| confidently assure purchasers of nv Hamv :,
California, that the cure of 1859 will he fonnI ~
the choicest quality and favor and fully eonai;
all respects TO any heretofore packed by me for
that market. HORACE BILLINGS.
Patentee. Beardstown, Illinos
N. bah barrels containing the Hams of M,
seasons packing in addition to the usual brand
will bear the words in red paint,
60 Cure of 1850.
CROSBY & DIBBLEE, Agentsn
oah rrahchco' Oct' D. ioo9. 373m
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-26

NEGLECTED AND DEsPIsED.-R Referring to the
slurring comments of Spectator in the National
On the claims Of Hoge and McDougal for the
SenGtorship, because they did not stand by the
Administration in the outset, the Butte Record
says:
Before the people. during the late canvass, the
Kansas question was alluded to as a dead issue
by the Lecomptonles now it is potent to destroy
those who did not, from the first, side with the
Administration. Then, the LccOmptoDites claim
ed to be the National Democratic party now
those who voted with them are accused Of
" "Soulhern action" Well, we hope and trust
they have death blow for every man who was
formerly National Democrat, who dare raise his
mead above sertdOm in The ranks. They are only
there as base iOades to scctonalized power and
are totally unfit for any position Of honor or
pf0nt. when they consented to participate in
"S0uthern ACTION" May the Lecomptontes lash
Oil such doughiaccs with scorpions. until they
shal learn that manhood and National principles
are surer passport to respect and advancement
1han Northern principles with Southern ac-
tion.' We bad believed that Hoge and McDou-
gdi were firm enough to stand by the National
principles that had given them the prominence
they had acquired, despite the dictation Of power
or Presidents. But lhcy weakened. Their
Southern action cannot wipe out the stain OF
. Northern principlesn
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-26
To Capitalists and Owners Of Real Estate
who contemplate making Perma-
nont improvements
.pEGWTx EYORG KS.

DROPRIETORS OF THE PHGNIX IRON
L Works san Francisco, desire to call your par
ticuar attention 10 the fact that they success
fully and extensively engaged in manufacturing
FIRE PROOF DOORS and SHUTTERS, BANK
VAULTS, PRISON CELLS, &c &c. at
Greatly Reduced Prices.
Our practical knowledge of the business has
been rendered complete by ten years experience
in San Francisco
Our best reference is our 1oork, which can be
seen in nearly every city and town in this State
and Oregon. Particular attention paid TO orders
from the country
A large assortment of second hand Doors and
Shutters always ON hand, and for sale at very
low rates, at 172 Battery street, near Pacific,
San Francisco oct.29.4l.l3t.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-26

As a pitiabe exhibition of London editorial
Ignorance, the Hrald, speaking of Portland,
Maine, says
IL tcas ty tie famous -1shJarton capitulati0n''
that the state Gf Maine 1oGs ceded TO the United
states. Its geographical position marked it out
as peculiarly belonging 10 British territory, but
the Importance Of securing an excellent Atlantic
seaport for Canada aud British North America
did not appear, in the days when the boundary
question was agitated, TO be matter of so much
Importance to this country as amcable relations
with the government Of the adjoining States"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-26

OPPOSED To lr.-Thc San Francisco Herald
and Sacramento Staadard both oppose the scheme
put forward by the Pacific Railroad Convention
for constructing road from the Pacific to the
eastern border Of the State After the savage
manner in which the Standard urged The compile
tion OF the Road few weeks SINCE, we are sur
prised that it will not be satisfied even with a
prospective one, although the action of the late
convention will hardly warrant the hope oe even
that.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-26

THE Palmer iNass.) Journal, on the strene
Of the recent elopement of young Boston la
with the Indian, John Newell, gets off the f
lowing, Ia Hiawatha:
"Tell us how a dusky Indian.
Sought and wOoed pale-faced maiden,
Wooed her from her fathers mansion.
In great and wicked city,
Near the deep and mighty ocean -
How she fed from home and parents,
She, the school girl, young and handsome,
With her lover, Johnny Newell,
TO the West or to the westward,
To his wgwam small and smoky,
On the margin of river
Flowing through country village -
How she dwelt within bis wigwam,
Made of poles and woven cotton.
Sleeping on the damp earth's bosom,
On a ragged Indian blanket,
Through the chilly nights of autumn,
When the harvest moon sbone brightly,
Brightly on the quiet landscape =
How her father missed his dau ghter,
Missed her, and the fact discovered,
That young and swarthy Indian
Had decOyed her to his wigwam.
70 his wigwam, cold and cheerlcss,
On the margin of a river,
Near pleasant country village.
Where the hum of looms and spindles
Greets the car from morn till evening;
How the angry, injured father.
Armed himself with revolver,
Swearing vengeance on John Newell,
John, the cussed little Injun,"
Who bad robbed him of his daughter,
To be made a dirty squaw of,
And to tend his red pappooses,
In tent Of poles and cotton
How be sought his lost Maria
Sought and found her Sunday morning,
Sunday morning bright and lovely,
In a smoky Indian wigwam,
With her lover, johnny Newell,
From whose presence she was taken,
Taken back to Boston city,
Boston city near the ocean,
Where the deeply injured father,
Soundly spanked his erring daughter,
Spanked her smartly as be ought to-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-26

THE llARPER'5 FERRY OcTBnEAK.-In In relation
to the late deplorable affair, the Albany (N. ~
Ereling JournGy remarks:
The leader IN the conspiracy is said to be Cap
tain Brown, Of Kansas notoriety This fact al-
lords an explanation of some points in it other.
wise lneXplicatie. Brown Was onc Of the victims
OF the border ri'ian invasion from Missouri lie
was robbed Of his property, maltreated, his house
was burned, and three Of his sons were murdered
IN cold blood 1t is not strange that these
wrongs kindled in him thirst for revenge
amounting to monomania. Broodng over them
he has conceived the widest plans for repaying
Them. not only upon the guilty authors Of his
own misery, but upon all Shareholders The
whole transaction ut Iiarper's Ferry evnccs this.
none but mailman could seriously expect that
twenty men could make head against the whole
Union, and none but those whose sense OF Justice
was blnnted by deep passion could fail to see
mat they were committing crime against inno-
cent men, women and children which would ine-
Tllably meet, and justly deserve, universal con
dcmnali0n.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-26

"HAPPY, Proud" ARKANsAw.--" Shall Arkan-
sas somnambulate in dreamy Indifference her
fertile SOIL her flowing rivers, her diversified
minerals beckoning onward, and CRYING out in
mute municeuco, progress and advancement ,
while above and beneath her the roar OF M spbty
nature struggling in the potency Of her omnipo-
teney bids onward, aud around her everywhere
the noise OF the hammer of enlightened advance
ineht trumpcts the onward and upward march of
The world! Echo Of course cannot but answer
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-26
F. TILLMA AN,
80 Battery ST., San Francisco.

COLE AGENT for rTILTON Il McFARLAND'S s
- FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES,
with Steel Vaults and Combination Locks. Our
lock is so constructed that the owner may change
his combination to any letter he choose. 1t re-
quires no key to open the safe only number the
letters. which is simple and easy to understand.
The safes are impeneratve to drill or chisel and
are endorsed by hundreds of our Merchants and
Bankers, and also by our Government and that of
England, who being convinced Of their security,
have lately sent us orders for their supply.
Those who are in want OF RELIABLE SAFE,
please call at the above address and examine ours
before purchasing elsewhere 30.26t
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-26
Gbe yonrnal.
WcarerriIIe Post oa,cc.

The mail for the Atlantic States and Europe
by the steamer of Dec 5tb, will close at this Of
fee on Wednesday evening, Nov. 3Oth, at 7 o.
clock, p. IN. JAS. O'CONNOR, p. NJ.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-26

QUALIFICATIONS FOR A WITNESS IN MARIPOsA.
--one OF the Chinese jugglers, about being sworn
as witness The other day, was questioned in re.
gard to his religious belief, when lie replied,
through an Interpreter, believe in the Pres-
Gazette.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-26

AN IDENTICAL FAcT.-An exchange very Justly
observes; Biscontinuing to adv ertise is like ta-
king down ones signs. 1t is sort of intimation
Of retirement from business and the public treat
it us such. While business creates advertising.
it is equally true that advertising creates bust
ness.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-26

The clippershp Endeavor recently landed a
handsome Ericsson engine at San Francisco, be-
longing to the Sacramento Union proprietors.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-26
FOUNDRY Y
AND.
Machine shop,
SAN RANCISCO.
Estabiished in 1850.

UNIIE undersigned continue to manufacture, ~
l. the above establishment, every kind oil Aa3
chinery and of Iron and Brass Casting, .,,,,r
We are sole makers of fHOWLAND'S PATbsl|
ROTARY QUARTZ MILLS, which have nov
been thoroughly tested in many localities, aue
are believed to offer many advantages over ans
other Mill now in use.
We also manufacture Quartz Mill macnl"e,
of any other description required Saw ana r'ya
Mill machinery Shingle Machines Steam ~
gines Force Pumps, &c, &c. ..1
Quartz miners can be supplie@ at short nc"S1 c'"
with Screens of any degree of ineness made lro"
the best Russia iron, and in the most perfect nis
ner. We have facilities for furnishing this ar"'''
TO any extent which may be required .,ha
Orders are respectfully solicited for any ., Ss, sp.
above or other articles in our line. IL IS ou, uu
sign to turn out the best work, for which we na
facilities, at least not inferior TO those ol "a
other establishment ON the Pacific Coast anu
the most reasonable prices. ,yrN
GODDARD, HANSCONE ~ RANhi'"
(Late Goddard IL Coz
San Francisco, Aug. 16, 1859. olom'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-26

ONE WAY TO COMMIT SUImDE.-M Marrying in
haste and getting an uncongenial companion
and living the remainder of life in mental dssat-
isfacton. Cultivating jealousy and domestic
brols, and being always in mental lerment.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-26
10 INTERIOR MERCHANTS
AND OTHERS INTERESTED.
WIZ. Fl. BOVEE G. Co..

w VI. RI. BOF Iii c. Co..
PRoPRTEToRs OF THE
Pioneer COFFEE and SPICE Mills,
EssabIished May, 1880,
No. 123 Front Street ..... San Francisco,
WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF
w those living in the interior of the State to
their new Brand Of Coffee, styled
Vim. H. BCyee Co.'s Family Coffee,
leach package bearing their stamp,) put up in
ID papers, 48 lbs. in a case also for Hotels and
Restaurants, in ) ID papers, 100 lb. cases. The
increased demand for this brand has induced us
to make such arrangements as will enable US to
furnish hereafter
Truly Choice Article
of Coffee, not to be surpassed if cqualed in this
market, and to those who are drsirouS of enjoy
ing the luxury Of an extra fine cup of COFFEE,
they may rely upon doing so, if they will pnr.
chase our brand of Family Coffee. The cOndi-
tions offer are, if it does not prove as repre-
seHted, return the same by reshipmcnt, and draw
upon us for all expenses incurred. We are anX-
ious to Introduce this brand throughout
THE ENTIRE STATE,
and are determined to spare no pains to make it
a truly family Coffee, satisfied that there are those
who are willing 10 pay reasonably fair price for
the same.
We shall continue to manufacture the Rio C0f
fee under the name of Pioneer Mills. aud Gus
toners may rely upon its being Of the same uni
form quality as heretofore.
Our brand of Fresh California Ground Spices
$50 Gavorably known we shall continue to furnish
at the lowest market price, in haI-lb glass and
and 10 ID cans. ap.23.l3w.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-26

HEAVENS The Charleston .Nercury states
that W. Walker, Jr OF the Columbia Is. O.
CoTaHL has received legacy from a relation
in England amounting to S525,000 He has
started to New York to arrange for its transfer
to his credit