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Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14
Gbt Gtuitp 9outnal.
CALVIN B. MCDONALD, Editor.
WEAVERVILLE, CAL,
Saturday Morning, May III, 1859.

THEATER To-NIGHT-SusAN RoBNsoN.-The
Robinson Family will appear at the Thcater this
(Fridayl and TO morrow evenings. The chief at
traction-and that by no means inconsiderable-
is Miss Susan; the beautiful Sue young lady
of rare professional accomplishment, and in every
respect worthy the esteem and friendship of all
who admire talent and flial goodness. For seve-
raj years this mere child has been store of
wealth and pride to her parents, and has willing
ly performed incredible labor she has now be-
come beautiful young lady, refined and accom-
pished, and has ndisputable claims on the respect
of every right-thinking man and woman. Her
professional performance will well repay atten-
dance at the theater to ght.
There are, also, other meritorious performers
in the company: but Sue, herself will compen-
Fate all who attend. We respect young genius
and talent, but never so much as when exhibited
as in this instance Let Sue have many friends.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

PHEIAN OurpoNE.-Dudlcy Kavcnaugh, Of
New York, and Michael Foley, of Detroit, had "a
billiard match, which resulted in favor of the
New Yorker. kayenaugh made one run of III
minis
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

THE WEArHER.-We We can't say much in its favor.
During the last week we have had a little sun
shine, almost continual cold w.nds, and two or
three nights ice formed to the thickness of halt
an inch. On the extreme western point of Bald
mountain, only, has The snow begun to disappear
The cold nights cause scarcity of water in the
day time, at which the miners scold A fortnight,
however, will bring warm weather, and plenty
of it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

A RIVER C0uET ADJoURNED.-Wh it is
known that the appearance Of a lady on lower
Trinity is rare thing, the following incident
viii not be wondered at. A correspondent says:
1T is rumorcd that when the express arrived at
one of the stations on lower Trinity, with a
bloomng widow in charge, Justices court then
in session was adjourned Tor ten minutes. to give
the attorneys and inry sight at crinoline.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

TRANSFERS, TAKE NoucE.-The Board Of D-
rcctors have passed an order requesting team
sters, when ovcrtaken ly pack trains on the road,
to allow them to pass at the first convenient pas
sing place. The turn-outs are but short distance
apart yet much complaint has been made by
packers, that their trains must often remain be-
hind a wagon several hours, or run the risk Of
having their animals crowded from the road.
This course had almost driven packers from the
road. and it is hoped it will b. discontinued, or
other steps will be taken.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14
Saturday, the Glst daH Of Nov.

\. D., 1859, at > o'clock, p. m, the property IN
said decree and order described, to wit
"All that certain piece or lot Of ground ,tr.
ate on the cast side Of Main street in ne town
Of Wravcrville Trinity county and State Of Cll-
irornia, and more particularly known and dos
crihcd as follows, to wit commencing ut the
sonth west corner Of John Carr's fire proof brick
building, on said street, rnnning thence ca.t,ry
at right angles with said street to New street,
thence southerly, and at right angles with The
last line along said New street, Ii feet therCe
westerly and at right angles with the last men
toned line to Main street, thence northerly O.
long said Main street to the place Of beginning
being the same lot on which stands the Hum
boldt Shaving Saloon together with all and SIN
gular the tenemrnts hereditamcnts and appure
nancos thereunto belonging dated April 50
1859 JOHN B MAY, Sheriff
Is. BY Il. G.. STUART, Deputy
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

On No-A telegrarhie dispatch in the Marys-
willie Democrat says that over $4,000 tickets were
sold for the Orizaba and Golden Gate, on the 5th.
Come down thousand, can't you.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

TEnrANTErEc RouTE.-On the downward trip
Of the Golden Age, on the 9th ult., those passcn-
gers who were so fortunate as to be holders Of
tickets by the Tehuantcpcc route, were offered on
their arrival at Acapulco, premiums of 500 to
Sl50 for the privilege Of passage TO New Or
leans--auoiher great and corroboratvc fact, pro-
wing that this line Of transit must ultimately be
come lie route.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14
Treasurer's S Notice.
DISSOLUTION.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
j ising in Trinity County between VIM Will
liams and Daniel G. Taylor has been dissolved.
All persons indebted to the late firm are request
ed to make payment to VIM. Williams, who is full
ly authorized to settle the business Of said firm.
WIN. WILLIAMS.
SIeiner's Flat May 2, 1859. l73t,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

KANAEA BAR.-The claims Of Estes q Co. are
paying extremely well. Hill dggings have re
Gently been discovered on the south side Of Tin
iy river opposite Kanaka Bar, which promise
rich pay, provided water can be had to work
them in proper manner There is daily stage
from Weaver: also one to Indian Creek The
billiard saloon here is well paronizcd, and the
hotel Of Mrs. Hood is continually throngod
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

SHASTA LADIEs.-Our village is, at present
honored by presence Of Mrs. Henry Bates, Mrs
H. /. Van Horn and Mrs VIM. Lane.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

TnE Gazette says there are eleven Offices to be
filed in Tehama county this fall, and only thirty.
Two candidates named. Trinity beats that.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

A. g. RUSSELL, late editor of the MarysvilC
Express, has retired from that position and gone
to practicing law.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

BETWEEN the overland route, opposition steam
er and the mail line, we now have arrivals from
the Atlantic three or fouT times n month
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

ABRAHAM Johnson, at Tebama, wants to know
where William Johnson s-think he is in Oregon;
does ybody know?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14
Saturday, the 2slh day OF May,

A. D 1859, at o'cl'k, p. M, at the Court lIou~
door, in said county, all the right title and 9'er
est of the above named parties, or either OF tneI
in and to that certain town lot, situate on 'l'
east side of Main street, in the village OF NrI i
verville, in said county of Trinity, aud boauu'a
as follows commencing at the southwest Coruu
of the lot known us Bon Ton lot, running tl5u.
southerly on line with said street, twenNIou, ,
feet, thence at right angles eastery one huau,jJ III,
and twenty feet, thence north, parallel WIlu 'as
street, twentyfour feet and thence west one GaT
dred and twenty feet to the place OF b'gID!n,' !n,
with all the appurtenances thereunto o-iouEg'
Dated May 5, 1859. JNO b. MAY, SneIl"
By r. G. STUART, Deputy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

TIE London Canadian At,c8 says:
BRTH-On the 10Th of January, at Victoria
the wife of Mr., c. Angelo, of her eighth Angel O !
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

DR. Henry BATES aud II. |. Van Horn, Esq
Of Shasta, aud Mr.. VIM, Lane, Of Cottonwood are
spending few days here.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

OUR prayers aud Gods mercy are like two
buckets in wel while the one ascends the
other descends
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

THEY are eaging California lnnets in Marys
Vile They are described by the Democrat as
being very pretty bird, and fine singers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

IN the case OF Morse VS., Alta Telegraph Co.,
Judge MeAlister has refused to grant an iniunc-
ton. We have not learned on what ground.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

GENEROSITY IN SIERRA Last month, land
slide Killed Mrs Howe and her two children, at
Monte Cristo, Sierra county. Mr. Howe was so
disabled 10y his injuries that he could not work,
and subscription was lately started by the mi
ners to raise money to send him and his two sur
viving children to Philadelphia, which resulted
in the collection Of nhoMt eighi hnndred dnllnrs-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

OHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
y certain decree and order of sale. to m q dr'r-
ed and delivered issued ont Of the OH Ipljc'l
District Court, in and for the county Of TrnW
and State of California, in the action of \. G.
Ilcndlev against b. +. Youne duly attest on
the 23d day Of Aprl, 1859, I shah expose or
sale, as the law directs, at the Court House door
in said county. on
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

IL CIRCUMSTANCES. There was s5Gl, AGA 20 in
Ne STATE Treasury on the 90th Of April
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

OF seventeen ocean steamers now plying on
the Paci6c coasf, sixteen we're bliltin New YORK
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

The U. s. Supreme Court have reversed the
decree of confirmation OF the Cambuston grant,
ON the Sacramento Tiver-4O,O0 acres
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-14

An Indian, who was supposed to have done a
great deal of mischief, was captured and placed
under charge of an officer, at Humboldt Bay. On
the following morning he was gone, and no trace
Of him TO be found. The Times thinks that an
etlectua treaty 0f peace was entered into with bis
Digglrship.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-10-13

wave OF Lake Erie to the crowning glory OF
New Orleans crowned our Tag. there were
the gallant sons of Kentucky. This superb
ority arises simply because of superiority
OF Institutions.
Suppose this state Of things. Suppose An
inielliy eut foreigner should land in New York
He would see the wealth Of that Empire State:
he would see the white sails OF that State
bearing the commerce from every nation up
on earth concentrated in the harbor; he would
see her immense charitable institutions. her
wealth; he might pass over into honest old
Pennsylvania. and would see the same scene
there. and then he would pass over mere
imaginary line into Maryland or Virgins, and
he would ask himself hence arises this won
derful disparity. How is it, He would be
tempted to ask if war had poured her desolat-
| ing tide over those fair fields. If the famine
which wslketh At MONDAY and wasteth a.
night. had been here--if pestilence IS.
/ tied this soil. The answer would be not
these. but he Almi shty's curse which follows
man 5 inlustice-Slavery has written her ia
tai story upon this soil. So. gentlemen. it
| has ever been. So is will ever continue to
be-
! But gentlemen say. why agitate the SUBJ
iect Of Slavery They tell us it is danger.
GUS to agitate the subject of Slavery. We
may shut our eyes to the glory OF the sun or
MONDAY, but the sun still shines. II you
will avoid dangerous agitation. you must set
tie this question upon the eternal principles
of truth aud justice. Settle 1t there. and
then good men will no longer resist a settle
ment that will then be final and complete.
The speaker then referred to the local pol
itics of the State and county. speaking brief
ly of the new Penisentiary business, the state
of the finances, the apportionmeni of the State
and U. S Senatorial usurpation.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-10-13

TRAveIINa BooksroRE TO OUR COUNTY
fAIR-Mr Gibbons will be at County Fair
with complete assortment of books His stock
embraces works in every department of literature.
Religious poeteal. Historical, Scientific rrav-
els, Biographies &c. He has y splendid assor,-
mert of Family Bibles which he is selling lower
than can he boash in the west; also "a large coll
lection o. paintings aud an assortment Of litho-
graphs suitable for painting. We advise the
ladies TO give him cali as he has assortment
of literature jest suited 70 their taste Nov all
yoa Who attend the County Fair don't forget to
call at the travelling Bookstore. DIV
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-10-13

Sior,'s Seeing Machines Jason liam OF this
city the agent for the sale of these machines IN
this and ali ming counties. lie has shown u.s.
aud left Ia offce, specimen OF work, ana
While we think il equal To the best, we invite oth'
call and exaniLe it. These machines are
OF two kinds, and sold mach lower than other
machines We advise all who wish to purchase
a sewing machine TO call at the residence OF Jason
liam and examine the machines, and see them
work. They are simple and by no means liable
to get out of repair, and any kind OF thread can
be used on them.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-10-13

-~~~>ND-------
10 Hon. Sam. Smith, of Tennessee has
been appointed Commissioner Of the General
Land Office, and entered upon the duties Of
his office
Ev The black democracy Of Jefferson
county. in this State. passed resolution at
late meeting, in favor of acquiring Cuba.
II is not said whether by stealing or purcha.
sing.
E6- The democracy of New Hampshire
have nominated Asa p. Cate for Governor
No delegates to Charleston were appointed.
n1y- Recent advices from Nebraska. re-
port the prevalence of terrible malady
among the Omaha Indians. There was
heavy frost in that territory last week, which
is said to have destroyed one-half the corn
crop.
..... Greenwood Cemetry, New York, was
founded in June. 1910. and from that month
up to the 23d ult.. 9,O4O bodies took up
their residence in the silent city.
1The public debt Of the Canadian Gov
eminent since the union Of the two provinces
has risen from Sc 900, 600 to $50, 600, 900.
The Democracy Of Noxubee county
Georgia. at meeting held last week, passed
a resolution declaring that they will not sup
DOEt JuuSe OOuSihS loE tuo even
if he is nominated by the Charleston Conven-
ton.
The Louisville Courier says the South
ern men IN Congress will oppose the admis-
sion of Kansas into the Union with the Wyan-
doite Constitution till a census regularly Ia
ken shall show that there are the number of
inhabitants therein provided in the English
bill Of the last Congress.
The Great Eastern is 133 feet longer
than was Noah's Ark. and three feet deeper,
but not SO broad by eight feet.
EgThe ship Vivid Light. about to sail
from Boston, Mass, for Alexandris, Egypt,
will take out fourteen railroad cars for the
railroad in Egypt.
fv The official majority for Gov Brown
in Georgia is 5000.
~ The yellow fever is prevailing at
Houston, Texas, and in New Orleans.
- We are under obligations to Leroy Larsh
for specimen his Sorghum Syrup. 1t is sweet
light colored and clear. and is evidence of the
practicability of raising cane and manufacturing
Syrup.
- Our young friend CHAs D. HAND, Of Con
nersvills, is . visit to his friends in this city
He is stopping at the Meredith House.
r. thinner & Emswiler invite attention
to their present enlarged stock Of Notions
and fancy articles as being the bes: and
cheapest in the city. No mistake abou,
this. Call and see for yourselves.
FINE DRY Goops.-Mr. Z. Jackson has on
hand at his New ork Store, one of the finest
and largest assortments of rich silk dress goods
ever brought to this city. In rich delaine robes,
Irish poplins, French Merinos Of every shade and
figure, their assortment is most complete. For the
better class Of choice Dress Goods ladies resident
in the city. those visiting here, viii do well TO
call at his store and examine their stock. 10 sta
pie goods and douestics of every description. no
sie1y, embroiSsries. linen goods. their stock is
unusually heavy. The whole may be had q. low
prices for cash.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-10-13

1@- We have received . communication
commenting in severe terms on the course
of the friends Of Mr.. Schlater in the late
election. We are disposed to believe that
the better policy is to let by cones be gone
bys." II any dirty work was done it was
the locofocos. in the hope of making some
Republican responsible for it. Our neighbor
tried to initiate the Republican tckets-and
some one placed the name of Mr.. Schla,er
over that Of Mr.. Meredith, on Republican
tickets. But there are other and more i'm
portant things to talk about. and our friend
will excuse us for declining to publish his
well written article.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-10-13

STEPHEN SCOrrON, will sell inch Lum-
for 81 IS per 100 any oth<r
yard will sell -: Come eth North
OF Main. 3dtf
STEPHEN SCUTrON will take Groceries
Boots and Shoes. and DR. Goods for Lumber, at his
Cheap Lumber Yard, 7th Street, North Of Main. 3R
~ STEPHEN SCOTTON is selling cLERA
q 30 per feet delivered Twen.
ty eents per 100 lower than other yards 7h
Street, North Of Main.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-10-13

Ly- John X. Boswell has made extra ar
engagements To accommodate his many cus.
toners during the Fair. He has large stock
of superior materials; and. "rain or shine"
he will make good pictures.
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The Result:
REPUBLICANS TRIUMPHANT.

We are enabled to announce that Solomon
Meredith is elected Clerk Of old Wayne, by q
handsome majority, not far from SOC. The dis
tant reader may suppose that this is q small ma
jority for this strong hold Of Republicanisnr-
They should re member that this was no ordinary
contest. Il was . contest between the respect
i've candidates. In opposition to r. Meredith,
was the active exertions Of w. W. Lynde. Hen
~ Bethel, and Henry Garrett, all three OF whom
were candidates for the nomination Of the Re-
publican party They we're prominent members
Of the Republican party-two OF them had held
lucrative Offices in the country, and were hsghly
popular men. All of their influence was used for
the success of Mr.. Schlater. and hence the Re
nubcans have Just cause of congrstulation for
their succesa We have only room to say that
the majority is believed to be sos.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-10-13

r. We have not Of course been able to
procure an official report Of the late election.
The general impression is that the majority is
sos.
Warren County.--Republican majority
from ago to 900.
Marion Entire Republican ticket elec-
ted by an average maj. of from 300 to 500.
T7go.--Opposition ticket elected.
Jefferson. ticket elected.
Little Usion Forever:
REPUBLICANS ELECTED.
Reliable news from little but whole
souled Union has been received. The entire
Republican ticket, including g. w. Brown
for Clerk, has been elected by from 35 to As
majority The election Of Mr.. Brown, after
The dishonorable course pursued against him
by the low and contemplate tools Of the de-
mocracy, is great and glorious triumph,
not only politically, but as proud defense
of high minded and honorable man.
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Cincinnati Produce Market.
NEW
M 2 3 z 9WE BIZ 4O0DS,
Mrs. IIIFF

MOULD say the Ladies that she is now recev-
w iBga fsi and com Plete assortment Of ali and
Winter Millinery Goods consisting part u bynnets,
Ribbons Flowers Head dresses, laps, and Rich Trim
Iangs Of every variety, Which have been selected
care from The latest inspirations. and iOf quality and
style canst b surpassed IN this city. Also, shoulder
Braces. Isrsst. skirts, fJr ladies chill
jren IN good variety
Pearl street. north Of Main, opposite N. f.. Church.
Oct. Il, 1852 Al is-ds3E
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L1elfe U0fOn Forever
E,rrpn

OuIo.-Incomplete reports from abou
thirty counties indicate gain for the Re
publicans OF about 5000 votes. and the prob
ability of republican majority in botf
branches of the legislature.
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MARRIED, On Tuesday eve. 18th lust, at the
residence of the brides parents in Salem, o. by Rev.
ID. j. Starr, Miss SUSAN &. HUXLEY TO Mr.. ELIyAA
LANDS Of East Germantown Ind.
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Philadelphia Market.

Philadelphia Market.
PnrfADKLYaIA, Oct, H.
FLOUR quiet but firm: nHeAja1 l2I., 37A
so. extra.famiIy q 62a5 49,.
Rye Flour - ~. Corn Meal 50 rs.
Wheat active. red 81 Is. white 81 30 a. IS.
Rye 81; Corn steady, e49a5 Oats 42a43c.
Coffee lo14ai2 Cuba sugar GlgSx. Provisions I'D
vancing
Cincinnati Produce Market.
CIscIssATf, Oct. ~.
FLOER--Market continues in active len and the
business doing Of = limited broad nature. superdne
~ 0baSt 20; Exira. - 1895 IS.
CRAZY Wheat rel 81 oe9i o5, white 81 129i II. Corn
FIRM 80 for old. 60 for Oats 45eDs5c.
PROVISIONS Bacon Is held andf mi a
tut sales
Lard lie; change in Shoulders bak
Rnsset apples - 50 per bb; pippns - p.
POTATOES Seshsunocks 5 $50.
GkOCEKiEs-Mars-t IN good Motasses
a42.: sugar 1e55: coffee I2atz..
CHERSE-S. IL. So 20. T.. d ie5SaIi; do Numsx ~
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SPEECH OF HON. III. S. LANE,
AT
RichaOnd, Wayne CO., Ind.

The Republican Platform-THe Dead Sea
Fruit The fiiaering Siander = The
Sex "Wife's Mother" - An Eloquent
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Especial repOr, for the Cincinnati Gazeste-l
The southerner., 1859-11-05

~ ~
1 Large wrought iron Cauldron BOILER,
of about 600 gallons capacity, well adap-
ted for use upon large plantation.
Cast Iron CAULDRON, of about 19O
gallons capacity,
l do. do. do. 100 do. do.
both furnished with Iron bound wooden
curb tops and with spouts.
l STEAM-DOlLER, 10 feet long, 20 inch
diameter, with force pumps and pipes and
valves, and Juniper steaming case all
complete-well adapted for plantation
uses, such as cooking feed for stock by
steam, which is decidedly the most ex-
peditious and economical; and for try
ing out and refining and clarifying Lard,
Tallow and Wax, SC. &c. and also for
boiling out clothes for washing, saving
at least half Of the labor.
For any or all of the above apply to
DANIEL REID,
Aug. 6, 1859. Washington, No. Ca.
The southerner., 1859-11-05
"The Neck"

los long been noted for the production Of
cotton, and the part now offered embraces
DE most valuable portion of it. The en-
The southerner., 1859-11-05

OFFER FOR SALE the tract of land
% which reside in Norcott's Neck, Pitt
~
The southerner., 1859-11-05

foVer at Prioate Safe,
A Tract of Land in Arkansas county,
Arkansas
The southerner., 1859-11-05

WOULD call the attention of tobacco
nists to perfectly sweet and pure article
of Olive Oil, which have just received IN
small barrels of rs gallons each. AS 1t Is
much cheaper than bottled Oil, and war
ranted to be equally as good, it is grea'
saving to use it. Call and examine 1t.
N. F. RIVES,
Sent 81. 1859. Druggist.
The southerner., 1859-11-05
FOR SALE.
4 Valuable Tract Of Land,
Lying on the Greenville and Tawboro'
Road, about six miles from
Greenville.

Road, about six miles from
Greenville.
THE above tract contains about 400
acres, so of which have been cleared and
has lain out for the last 10 years. The
balance, excepting few acres Of waste
land, is virgin forest, consisting Of long
straw pine, oak and hickory, and contain
ing an amount of valuable timber rarely to
be met with. Also inexhaustible quantities
of the richest mud and mari, which can be
obtained at all seasons of the year. The
soil is dark loam and clay foundation,
and well adapted to the growth of cotton
and corn. It adioins the plantations Of
Mrs. Martha Lewis and John PEBBLES, ESQ.
Taw River back; thus affording easy COM
munication with market at all seasons Of
the year, and is situated in a neighborhood
which affords excellent society. A new and
convenient dwelling house has recently been
erected on it, with out houses to match.
The health of the place is unsurpassed and
it contains excellent water. To those de.
sirous of purchasing land, this is an oppor-
tunity not to be neglected, and to such, the
proprietor will be pleased to exhibit the
land, at any time. The above can be
bought on reasonable terms, which can be
ascertained by visiting the proprietor at
his residence on the above tract.
JOHN d. WILLIAMS.
Pitt county, March 18, 1859
The southerner., 1859-11-05
05.OOO lbs Gum Arabic.

95,OOO lbs Gum Arabic
%sS3ssSs- Ss-
HAVE in store and for sale 25,OOC
lbs. sorts Gum Arabic, Of various graoes'
which ! will sell very low.
N. F. RIVES,
Wholesale Druggist,
No. 1O7 Powelps Row.
Petersburg, Va. Sept. 27, 1859.
ayPapers adv. copy.