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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-02-18

Nl"iths WIN low tarlh ni twenty and sevcn-teuths
per rent with the consumption ~ foreign productions
amounting 10 81 6S per head aud thr Government tan
'oF expenses to W 23 per head, doth enlarged doubt
thgory a. Carey states the production Of lar al sasooo
~, lh H hosls tnmueudium, the AGRICULTURAL nrniurt az
,.ur pu az slM0olQl and the Increase is estimated al
NN-tN3 Peg cent 100 lshlOno0000 The same rate ~ in
Nonl give On asreuliurr, In bs, SiaA2 u0 Man
mcclure. rNc'fded -ttN 0OQ0 go $780, and fiucrsased AL m
N. l-'' lNf sum totll viii eNceril the sgnOO1OOO
flh~ cash value Of farms $50 was doune be aovn q
an ihe capital Invested Ia vas half
f66 ~. XIV ~ Nond si,e the total sum of sil2s0o0
l'a' without any Increase uf manu- since isin
THE tarf of sil embraced lsi but the beginning and enA
W. iue uNtheA year were chaugrd and the table,
Nen ~ ne report rom the Treasury Department do not cor
pen ~ periods lr nanc, revenue and expenditures ave
gwen from ihulhfN Co June 81 months ehile an.c. 4
gwen FOR niue months, 90 June iss3 and mrort. ,d
pe n stpthlntf su 4A Co September lsl1 Il heng
mp.s.ies 10 n,e these tables lor consarsn, have omitted
Of the tarf Of lsl That covered ali h1. my" month
ut tFm-thU last mpnth NJ ls6 w "'" ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-02-18

Mn EpuoE:-l fud in the Watclman Of
Feb. ], 400 article taken from the Windsor
journal headed "a scene in court I'm which
my name is freely uscd
! consider the article Of So low a character
as NOT 90 De worth noticing. IF 70 were not
that nomc Of your subscribers may chance 90
read it who arc not acquainted with mo.
The facts are these; ! did attend the Orange
County Court as witness on the part of DR..
Howard. which ! suppose was considered
crime by some of the good people of that
county. In the course of the examination
the council for the State did ask me what was
the cause of inflammation. TO which question
l answered that it might Dc the results of
mechanical injury or OF other causes acting as
chemical agents
/ The next question was what chemical causes
would produce inflammation answered the
application of cold, and this ! supnose is
nothing new 90 the medical iaculty. rs il is "a
well known fact that the application Of cold
20 the surface often produces inflammation Of
some internal organ.
The counsel seeing the witness understood
himself proposed a question somewhat ludic-
rous. with very little if any of the LAWYER in
it. The question contained air. gas and some
Other ingredients of the like but it neither
merited nor received any answer from me
whatever. do not believe that the counsel
expected or desired an answer to his oucs.
ton but since seeing the article referred to,
orcs,ion H., ,.'' OV so'uo Piopf'ety IN ms
VIZ, P''e or oulu DC
nal '''1' VI 'le ai'icie IN the Jour
~ col" pouhu IN ms lungs caus-
w., ,.o ','D,l0a' union OF the ar with the
- VI .'' n,'nu, "h'cn oy It's chemical
- 40 throwing Oh gas ana /
'u5 5Os' 'la' son'' Vi our gas compa-
S""N'u 'uich"se III" as / thihk he can
IN' Ono'p' ".u WIN engage they VIII
Jaw d." '"oN""u'uoie FOUNTAIN OF gas
VII " %.o, n....
.I'''D Ia a." 'i'a! "'so "o' hechanlcally
w. rp M WIZ VI 'ne arucie IN the
',,.a 4i, OUT 81 ms ht'e shell
i'. -, I'N '"o"'u oe olown down
cal o3d ~, si"u, = wou'u eau ihat mecham-
a. 1'" d" oiu'Har! gust OF wind, If his body
him from, tho Gco 80 a. N"''P
volocit, ,l,t ~ 90" "''n Such
take him IN All o,,rr;4, "'"'" NOT over
Nov r. ,boir ,.. ~
laugb oc or, ti,I - '"'"'H''"' OF
place the credit IN ,be ind;o,s uou;; If
the counsel and mo-, ~ ''.',''us q"s' '.'iao
any aus SENpGE
p < psrors ~, ,,,Li;sbod H.,
"scene in conf" c.n. w Windsor Io,',,''I
win nIo,so. ,,,,l'i;.i' ~. -
Tur LAW pp,srpATr ~ TrAu Toto
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-02-18

crash of many and large Establishments, and il by
all around. aud flashed hy telegraph o no abroad.
r calamity which everybody readily understood The ca
amy lf 1855 though less striking. WIS wider spread
and r larger u iis osscs u spread from the marrow
cities 0 Che broad couutrv'rom three million people TO
moro hlu tvcuiyirou the merchants and mauufactu-
.rcrr to hc farmers IL spread silently indeed, but as
Totally as hc pcsdcncc Tint valkoth iu darkness land
nome understand the magnitude of che ruin until he
shHu gather million bills Of mortality into one grand
nha 80 SUM total.
VIII toxic Tor Illustration two OF Che largest branches
e .uf asrieunro--cotou aud flour
, ro0oa. SaY0-fHc Flour.
Cents Utr uoNud. pfr hUreL
b. Juno 30, 1856 0f9 G147
" " 1857 l25j--ucrclse sos 62}-loss 81 "a
D 1858 NJ 7O-o.. Si 73-loss Sd
|Ian. IT. 1852 il1O-loss 20
rs. 1850 0l--loss ~
} While the increase of the price Of cotton from June
30 1916. June 3d. 1857 was three aud six ono hum
dradhs cents per pound rho Jos. from Juno 3D. 1857 20
January ", 1852 and five hundrodths cont
per nouudcquol TO sl75o 400 ou the quantity export
ed in lSo end while thc loss ON Cow was 81 % per
barrel from Juno 3D. 1856 to June go 1857 the loss
from the ast named dato to January ~. 1859, So 23
p.r Oaucl-heug nearly thir'y-sv per the valnc
NJ 1851 and unuufu to 11g p5l OOl ON tho ouantity
cyportcl iu 1855
Ihu. 81 win ho s,o, t,,t O., tho cr,,.-s, i,, ,-,,t
hodv of hc people ~ the countryside losses of 1858 and
t0 h dltr Greatly cycoed those of the preceding year
Bur IS the loss Of both years and Of the year upon
which vc have already entered and the los. t6 nj, inter-
siv, that demands ur care Comuarcd with 1856 when
cotton was low. and excluding 1857 when cotton was
high che loss In cNpors of domestic products i'm 1858
mounted 20 SljN0l00l or five and half per cont II
fhcrVporfs M 1856 Iftbat was tho loss ON our annual
product nfot least three thousand million dollars Then
our loss In the year 1858 was S70OmOOl on the value
of an products and l07 800 % NJ on agricultural nolurf.
alone saving unhinp of the reduction ON an flrd uro
pcrtv the LOSSES hy frcod .lc. tir lo,,re,tio az ,
itI and the absolute LOSSES by b,niraaicy We fliv
safely double That sum f AVID vet n Is nothing absotcl,
nothing compared with the blasted hopes the mental
and ph,-i. n'sery and tho moral DEGRADATION which
accompanied obi. terrible pccuniary loss. Firlrcs cln
mot measure the calamity: LANGUAGE cannot rypressi
MI Chairman. 1t is olcar enough. thinks cvcn from
this incomplete statement VI the present condition of m
rn0urV both u~ 1 ITS and los business that
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-02-18

the tariff of 1912 from june 3d. 1873 90 June 80. 1876,
three years war. SSSNd26ll "
I Expenses. exclusive ut public debt GS g63O37 n
-
over ordinary expenses s0 9gS 5S2 81
I Paid on the public debt. 22SOl.7G 3i
-
Dchncy ofrc,cuuc Co meet allcypcuscs S2.S02ls3 "a
I Or, e0li.O dl ~ per year
1851, three Years. the rc,etuo fyriu.i,c of loans
was SlQGSG nO5 IA
Expenses, exclusive of public debt, l2lIlglS2 rs
surplus ofrc,cnuc over ordinary expenses SjTlg3 i3
4 Paid un public debt, 2S3l7763 l3
-
Deficiency of revenue 600 5oS 99Q 60
Or 1852 7t6 81 nov vcsr
The excess of animal ,,ern,o r,,,,,,,s m tb, r,llc
debt in the last term over he Ak was N Ss ona but
the annual excess of deficiency was M 5g7 Gsj AZ show
inr difference of "a -5S AKA BIZ ,,, i f',r ~ tt
tariff OF 1872 as rrrcnne s,,qs,,y, In he ,,,,s %
cccdue ISL 90 1857. under the tnrT NJ isie ,h, IKE
peculiar low-tarf vice Of stimulating foreign importa.
lion. had been fully developed. the revenue was ia sees,
OF al expenditure. This excess Of revenue st,titi
excess n expenditure an both OF these vices received
their terrible penalty in the crash of business and The
ST. those ,,.r,,ics 5,1r,,iy mail ,b, ,,,s,r,s ,
rcf9r, raair,5 h., tho r,.,s.t,ls of th, coprtr, re
pcatt De- us have reduction of eNpcnsos hc Secrc.
larry of Che Treasury suggested IT, and herein he Is right
Let Dee thorough I'M the excelsior OF old ahuscs Iet it
bc storm in c rcstiec OF new cxtrayaeanccs would
f,rcro Cuba and m orcr s.bcr,cs m ,nnc,ation IN
ever 90 boz our- by tho doorn f uparfest desnv" ct
s wait Cor more m,nic.t' signs Of an impending Prov.
idcnee than fhc utcruuuiueuc-so Cuba 200 COME and
our utter uuurcnorcdne.s to VINO hor or o win If cvcr
o. Doc ours br nccc.sv for defense ;bcu Lea m ,y,it mi
nccessity mako. hon dcrari ,,c .,, L,t,r ,.tr b,r
whom W. mood tbat t,or ber G, , J,,ttfd e,,.i,, ~
When another war with rre,f marin. Power shs CONT
uuqncstonuhv there will Oc necessity for immense adj
diii8us to our iorra.. but ,o e a. ,,ii mo-, m ,,is.
or rr,ort ''.'' , o '''. i9uu 'l'o ,ng n',i
commercial marine. Yes. sir, LEI us forcgo Cuba. /
think C. win hc cheaper lo pay a round price for her SUI
oar cham ich "nru," az ,ie animal interest I'm "a 5eb
Of two or three hundred millions for conquest or pur-
ch1sc counting as nothing the vcxaton and cost NJ .o
vicious bqcE colt in tho Icdfr.l fean, ,votII fos
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-02-18

TOTAL H9lO7U Go
Inc pubic dehi July /,
i, 1917 was @,OGO,8o6 %
-
Increase of debt during the yclr l5S50.301 20
--
Which, added 10 the differences in the
balance 30 the Treasury. gives 27l62lSs g3
A. nc dehrenc n the resources Of the Treasury for the
single ycm ending aOth OF june 1883. Aud II 20 the
llblllvo deficiency ia the balance, is added the sum
Of c1iIbll received on Treasury notes. the deficiency
IN the ordinary current receipts S3502S 01S u.
Now sir think the President right we cannot 20
on AZ this rate adding To the national debt twcnv-seven
or thrty-hye million per anuum This would indeed be
"a most ruiuous policy.
But this is not all While frankly admitting that the
present estimates arc based upon the opinion that re-
"on IN lle tAae ana business Of the country has COM
mcnced aud that We are gradually, bur steadily return
ing To- prosperous and healthy condition, the Seoreta-
~ SUI ADMITS dehgeney Tor lAp of ~ 100000 with an
addition 10 The debt OF S2loU0h ior the loan author.
Nei an le1s making deficit Of S2i00O 900 for that
year and for 1850, he counts upon d,hct OF nearly
eight million dollars more Here theu according 10 the
Official estimates, are r2OlO 90 be- added In the next
year and half TO the existing debt making, the re-
suit of ID lttf
istrauou. debt of 500 900 And not an vet sir
So much for the official pstiuatess btt 10 h ,s, A.
NO nearer tl,, trpt, tl,, ,lid tho est., az, m
lNll, YOU must Md SIOlu,Oll each the deficits of
1879 and 1850 reckon the addition 10 the del M tii.
Administration, ,t $50 nO1 OpQ sr1 ,t.. t.t ''
u''i h l0, Ht more IMAM one hundred millions Nor is
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-02-18


COS Wnch' ~ last hnu eAlliu' results h bankrupt
treasury and an accrcuon OF ihc public debit
TO show ING, l wl give we d'tgony in the
revenue from aN sources except loausl 90 meet hU rN.
pcnes ana also me amount nltoW'u ln the "St gear u
eAch period
y,o,, v,.T peh""rpW hfr'"@ lwoF
- - Hw "''"''' LI.' g
ioio ioNt Sl5"lWVl 10 sou" "
~ hRhf l.ll 'll -,. .,, 10
% lNi0 lows li.IiAhl"bl - i-''l"'-' 30
loin nl'f . N-'n''ol ~ ,, -,- sa, M,
D. iSlN 'o' ''V2'VS u l"''VV'
fton'uIsion. fNo convulNon' ,
Ihc Too" taut wear 1915 gave y "con'ulhon' WIN
deficiency Of el5'9DVOli and the Ho'ernmcnt u,r'"N-
er 10 small amount High otl 1871 reduced iho "'
hcchcY rom Nla'ul'Wu To Nl"'U'VuVi tneIc was H"
CONFUSION, and me Government was not porioNeI--
The year ISIS with low t1rih, ran up me dehcicncy 70
more IMAM rl'VuHW' hcre was tcrHnc 'ovhNu-
son and the Government was borrower 10 nearly NC
amount of thc deficiency he year ending june du'
1916 undcr he high tnr Of 1872 gave an excess OF e'
onue of H2oDlUOl Government was not borrower
closed long Tow tariff term found me Government a
nouo"ort 10 thc amount Of S23ollOf' and with dch-
cheney Of Si'on0iO and ihe country crushed hy one
ot ihc most terrible "cou'usons that has ever occur
red.
Vow sir, vh1tarc the great facts shown hY a tlcsc de-
tIils from The official tables Zoo aN thc periods whom
we hlNc stimulated foreign productions and rrprc'sed doe
nestle by low tort. wc have had excessive imports,
excessive foreign dcts excessive mutations 'i paper cn
rDucr, md excessive expenses of ihc t0NDfumcut and
a~ the sum OF them HI, "cnuyuIun. hnutrurtug the
Government and "crushng' the business OF the nouu-
ip ln both periods, whom $50 have encouraged domcs-
'ic production AVID discouraged oreim hy high iart,
we have had moderate imports. moderate foreign dchts
uId0 rate banking. moderate of the G1NCru-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-02-18

To-day, Senator Foot, in Il brief but peril
nent and able speech, opposed the thirty mill
ion Cuba proposition. You will, of course,
copy his speech from the Globe in full BY
the way Mr. Royce is prepared to speak on
that question. but it will be hard if not inn
possible, for him to get the floor.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-02-18

eveuiug-doubtiul If I could have 10 at all.
Being appraised, by The courtesy of a friend
who had the floor, got minute of his time,
and the following happened. quote from
the Congressional GioLc
Mn. WAtroN-I have. Mr. Chairmru prepared. with
much labor, IN ARGUMENT, mainly aau'tical upon the
necessity, audi think, upon thc proper principles of
revision OF The tariff, meet Che necessities Of the
Government and VI The business ~ The country. II is
not vc fttod for delivery for the press, and there
fore ass leave " the committee 90 rtmt the sumo.
MH. NAtLNNpfGHAN-l shall ntcfuosc no objection,
provided the gentleman will indicate in the Globe that
Che speech not delivered To- the Hail. but printed by
consent ~ Che committee.
Mn. WNroN-Crttanly.
The condition Of Mr. VS. consent was en-
tiroly unnecessary, as my request would Of
course go into the Globe. thus put it into
the "Watchman' also, and it will also pre-
cede the printed speech, so that my constitu-
ents, so far as ! can aid them, shall know
precisely how the thing was done Now. Mr.
Sub, be careful and send a copy of the IVotch-
man Containing this letter, married, to the
Hon G. i. Valandingham, II. r. Il is the
best way can think of to notify him Of the
fullest compliance with the letter and the
spirit Of his condition. do not happen TO
know that gentleman personally. So that
speech is 10 come speedily. | should have
been pleased to talk off the deliverable part
of ito an aUiience but ! rather admire
the sclfrospcct Of those men J being one Of
them, and upon compulsion, please rcmcm-
Der > who prefer mt to speak to serricd ranks
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-02-18

hnd that the opening high-,adF period gives an an
ha average expenditure NJ less than Sl3 600 co. cy
GLIDING payments on the public dcbt tho snl,coiir
iow arm period, S273D 000-exncnses more thnn donb
iea ne succeeding high tariff reduces the average
present ow-tarH period runs up tho atnoui fr, so
Wl'o,O to slS;3lOO)O-more than doubled again Tan
sg an expenditures, including payments on the public
expenditure Of s2i 10000 the next low trilr ,,r' s
s''gu''ool within fractions the next high tariff gives
as large fraction over $4,000 0O0-dne exclusively Il,
larger payments ON the public debt us the table shows
ena he succeeding 'o,r tariff runs up the sum nom S3l
'o''ouo to almost $780, O0N-nearly doubled again -
NO sepsrate account n specie for this term
Fortunately st0Oo0o oft was In specie
Of the large amoun Of capai oor,, i., Z, .
Investment, The most has come 10 goo. raro.d M, i ~
lA't eleven years making hrmidnhl- Item ' " wv
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-30

10 DAY many Of our mountain towns contain
churches and those who in whilom days fingered
about the faro or monte table having no other
place to go-are now seen worshiping in the
house Of God. An improvement is everywhere
observable and although many adhere to the
old opinion, that the change has not been for
theIbetter, we are strongly of the belief that it
has, Mountain Messenger.
We have church up here, friend Messenger,
butore sorry to say that we don't know a single
whom monte table lin9erer who worships there.
Monte is yet an institution here. or we are mis-
taken in the nature OF strangely deviced slips Of
cardpoper occasionally discoverable in certain
0cales. Our church is not well attended even
bythose who, in by-gone years. reverenced pulpit
teachings
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-30

r's WHo.-The Calaveras Chronicle asks
|ohn White, editor of the San Francisco
is? The question is answered in that
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-30
w. KOLB & CO., Proprietors.
TRINITY RIVER AND INDIAN CREEK
STAGE LINE.
CYRUS BAHvENs, Proprietor.

A FTER THIS DATE THE STAGES on the
"A above routes will run as follows:
Stage for Indian Creek will leave Weaverville
on Tuesday at O'Clock. p. m. Leave Indian
Creek on Wednesday, at o'clock a. III.
Stage for Stciners Flat and intermediate pla-
ces, leaves Weavervile every Monday, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, at o clock, p. m. Leave
Steiner's Flat at a. III.
Passage--To Stener's Flat 50 90 Indian
Creek, So 90. FRANK WHEELER, Agt.
Weavervlle, May %, 1859. 10.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-30
BILLIARD
BAN K d XCHA N G d
The most comfortable Saloon
In Town, either by DAY or NIGHT.

IT vi L PROPRIETORS BEG LEAVE TO
l. state to the public that their Saloon is now
furnished with THREE NEW BILLIARD
TABLES, Marble and Slate beds, with Pheldn'S
Combination Cushions, direct from OConner x
Colender, makers, through their agent, NJ. Il,
Hughes, San Francisco.
The Bank Exchange Bar is furnished with the
best the market affords, at all times.
Champagne, of the celebrated Cliquot' brand,
always on hand. +. & j. YOUNG.
WcaverviIle, June Is, 1859. %.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-30

pENvER.-The truth is, General Denver
&a'or. He can't make speech, and ought
- peen sensible of the fact years ago. At
'he truth ought to be brought home to
- the agonizing effort of Friday night
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-30

NAN TRAPS are being constructed by the pro-
prietors of gardens about here, TO catch those who
propose to "hook " fruit. Also squat traps for
the benefit of female deprcdators.- Wariposa Gdz
II we're not wonderfully mistaken, the editor
|of DC Mariposa Gazette will yet be {" "ketched' in
. s1pat trap: for if nightly apparitions Of human
beings, not wearing panaloons, are any evidence
Of Holmes familiarity with the sex for which
squat traps are designed, he may safely be set
down as among the first victims corraled.-Moun-
aip Messenger.
Here's something wrong about the Mariposa
Gdz4e office; Holmes must be q terribly immoral
pefson. Only short time ago females were
cautloncd against prowling about that Office at
unseasonabe hours of the night. We ask again,
Is Holmes married
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-30

CHE Tuolumne Courier has q column of " AN
re to imaginary correspondents" which we
agine are intended as burlesque on that class
IRISH to which so many editors devote great
FtIon of their papers. Here is one of them:
: An How-Cdntop, Cina-San Francisco is
! aeity of Chill, but is the principal seaport
Ce|Iforna, one of the United States of Ameri-
. Gold does not grow on trees or bushes, but
dug put of the earth. The very best authori-
. oe the subject do not state, distinctly, who
ric0 ID there, originally.n
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-30

4 liz REGARD TO THE BUSINESS AND DIGGGNGs on
kDIAN GREEK" Pindar," who has gone to live
on Indian Creek, writes For week | have
Been like 'Japeth in search of q wife, and have
1nally set down on Indian Creek. There are
two large stores here, doing what | conceive to
be splendid business. Here are two hotels,
equal in every respect to those of your town one
blacksmith shop, two butchers and Heaven
knows how many miners. The latter all seem to
be making mouey--at least those who have sue
cetded in getting their claims fairly open Many
miners employ Chinese labor, and those who are
out of employment talk Of ousting the Johns
Tan with them | don't like to see American
and Chinese labor placed on a par. These long
tailed fellows hold many good claims here, and
have no conscientious scruples in driving them
az | believe it will be done The road from
Weaver to this place is in good order. and the
stage makes weekly visit Fletcher ~ Gilbraith
are prospecting for deep digginss, with fair
show to strike rich pay"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-30

HpENTs.-Wm. O'Brien, of New York, was
'n'ally killed at Columbia, on the 25tb, by
ak cave; and a young man named Stanley,
Sted with the Elephant exhibition, was so
Aleked by horse on the same day that he
PPted to die.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-30

Gnows PATRIoTIC.---The Siskiyou Chronicle
doem't like Mr.. Cass' Interpretation of the natu-
aiIzation question, and asks:
las the naturalization law changed since
Lieut. lngraham cleared his little vessel for
actlon before the guns of Smyrna. unfurled the
A,mezican flag, and boldly demanded of the au-
lnor(1ies of that city the person of Martin Kosta,
OF simply the Interpretation of that law by
sae Immaculate Buchanan and his Cabinet and
Will our naturalized citizens uphold and support
a. administration which virtually refuses to ac
kn1ooHtedge the utility and efficacy of the law
which makes them the citizens and entities them
q ne protection OF the United States ?'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-30
To the Citizens of Weaver
TO INTERIOR MERCHANTS
AND OTHERS INTERESTED.
VIM. H. BOVEE 81 Co.,


PRoPRIEToRs OF THE
Pioneer COFFEE and SPICE Mills,
EstnbIishcd May, 1880,
No. l23 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
Wm. II. BOvee Co.'s Family Coffee,
(each package bearing their stamp,) put MP in
10 papers, As lbs. in case also for Hotels and
Restaurants, In s ib papers, 100 lb. cases. The
increased demand for this brand has induced MS
to make such arrangements as will enable us to
furnish hereafter
Truly Choice Article
of Coffee, not to be surpassed, If equaled in this
market and to those who are desirous of enjoy
ing the luxury of an extra fine cup of COFFEE,
they may rely upon doing so IL they will pur.
chase our brand of Family Coffee. The condi-
tions we offer are, il it does not prove as repre-
Sented return the same by reshipment, and draw
upon us for all expenses incurred. We are anx-
ious to introduce this brand throughout
TIE ENTIRE STATE,
and are determined to spare no pains to make It
truly family Coffee, satisfied that there are those
who are willing to pay reasonably fair price for
the same
We shall continue to manufacture the Rio Cof-
fee under the name of Pioneer Mills, and Gus
toners may rely upon its being Of the same uni
form quality as heretofore.
Our brand of Fresh California Ground Spices
$50 favorably known) we shall continue to furnish
at the lowest market price, in half-ib glass, and
and 10 Id cans. ap,23l3w.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-30
BRIDGE NOTICE.

T intend to apply to the Board Of Supervisors
l. at the August Term, for renewal of License
to keep Toll Bridge at North Fork.
HERMAN SCHOONER.
North Fork, July 18th, 1859.