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Never DCbiiifates.
tits compounded entirely us has become an an
tshed fact Standard Medcne known and approved hy ali
that Rsed 1t with confidence in all
the diseases for which ills recommended
II cured thousands within the last years who had
given all hopes of relief unsolicited ear.ih
cafes In my possession show.
The dose adapted tho temperament of the ndyid
taking nsed in such quantities as TO act gently on IN,
Bowels.
Let the dictates of judgment guide you use OF the
liver lnvgoator and it will cure Liver Complaints Bilious
&uacks Dy4pepa, Chronic Darrhea summer Complaints
0ysenery Dropsy Sour Stomach abtua Gosyeneas cboic
oloers Cholera Morbns Cholera Inanum, Fatuence JaIn
iee Female Weaknesses may be used as
Ordinary Family Medicine. II will Sick Headache fas
thousands testify in twenty minutes two or three tea
spoonsfn are taken a. commencement of ALI who use
are giving their testimony in It's favor.
Mix in the mouth with The nygorator and syallov
Both together
Price, Il per bottle
sandford's Family Cathartie PiAls,
Compounded from Vegetable Extracts put upu Glass
CaseA AR tight, end will keep in any climate
fhe Famlly Gethartic is gentle and active Gathare
7ich s popeioE has used in his practice than twenty
long pills rbe ssaction which ali express in re-
FS Pssssea %s kasw ren s ri sssa sc
On ,, sti.Eeni e poftio9s of he bowels
ssahhed TACT been eonponnded kre variety Of the RuTes
1,sa 3 wash aet SCI. ake @ every psst Of th ssl
needed such Derangement he Stomach, sleepiness
Pains IA the Back and Lons el Pain and sereEe
ovue the whole body, from sudden cold which frequently.
neglected. end OF Fever Loss of Appetite Creep
ing Sensation OF Gold The body Resessness Headache
Weight in the Head all tnhamlaatory Diseases Worms il
Aidren Adults Rhvpmasns great Purifier of the Blood
and many diseases which flesh heir numerous 4
mention la this advertisement Dose toS Price, Dimes
The Liver Invignraor Family Gathsrc Pi retailer
Druggists geaeay and sold BY the trade IN all me arg
| OWLS
ST. ". sANFoRD, NJ ~. Manufacture and Proprietor
$40 broadway y.
Wholesale Agents,
w2Ed&W Aae spla By esssy DrugkNt
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,nrn To- ie SafMss HIS, from IL 10 he change In
anee my intimate aequauiances were to reees g.
AZ all.
made application to the most sklul physicians In
the country receiving from them that my hair
could again be restored forced to become reeoneed e
y fate until fortunately IN the latter of the 1851,
your Restorative by druggist be-
ing reliable Hair Restorative In tried one bot
tie and satisfac th It producing the
desired effect that time have used dollars worth
of Restorative result have rich coat o very
soft black hair which no money can buy.
Az mark or gratitude for your labor and skill IN te pro-
of wonderful article have recommended It's use
many my friends aud acqunnianees who am happy to
inform you, using 1t with ike effect
Very respectfully, yours, ..
4. NJ, LATTA,
Attorney and Counsellor -atIaw
Depot No. 4A Broadway and sold by all dealers throughout
the world.
Tle Restorative up IN bottles Of three sizes yz Large
medium small The small hGld half pint and reial tor
dollar bottle The medium bottle holds at least tweAty
proportion than the snall and retns for
dollars per bottle Thearge holds quart forty perent
proportion and retRis for three dollars bottle o. j.
WOOD CO.. Propreors, 4t4 Broadway, New York, and ia
Market street Lou Mo- sold by all good druggists ard
fancy goods dealers.
a-u. J. WRIGHT & CO., Agents,
=", 5"=' II and l5l Chartres srest.
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STATE or LoUlslAsA, P,E,H os oKIrAss, !

l0-, STATE or LOUISIANA, PsEisH or ORLEANS,
City 81 New Orleans. !
Be 1t remembered that 2h day Of January 1850 be
ore me- the subscroer Justice Of The Peace IN and for the
city Aforesaid personally appeared Thos slOo, Presdfn' and
james Edwards Secretary Of the sn Auu Insurance Conn
papy Of New Orleans being auy ascending 10 Aw
do depoe and say Just and trus
and correct transcript the books of said company
TH0s, sLoo, President
JAS EpwARps, Secretary.
Sworn TO and subscribed bsara i2h day Of Jsnay,
1885, D. +. MITCHELL,
Second Justice OF the Psgee. Parish Of 0rleani.
Tho Ronrd Of resolved interest ofslA
PER CENT in CASH, the outstanding certineAtes Of
Profits 70 the hadgfs thereof thsr legal representatives.
on and after the 1871, dag February Aisu to decise
dividend OF FORTY PER CENT fio per cent? On the ns
earned preuls the Company for The year ending Dceem
ber s 1850 whlch certificates wil be iacd the 18th
March next.
The Directors, after resesyins ONE MILLION OF Doll.
LARS Of profits resolved thst all the outstanding
Certificates Of Prod the Of the 1886 he redeemed
and paid TO the their legal representatives. en-
and 18Th lay February The Gsrhcaest to
produced Of payment for eaneement and insfrs
on same 10 cease after the sist December, 1859.
7 a5 THOMAS SLOD, Prasidant.
@M JAMES D. DESEGRR, vicePresidsni.
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LrGoviER, Noble county Ind, Feb 5, 1889
Prof Wood Dear Str = In The latter OF the
1852 while attending the State and National Law School Of the
SfaIe Of New York my from unknown me-
falling on very RAPIDLY that IN the siors Of sis
bero OF ts covering and much remaining portion rron
back Of head shortly after became gray
will be surprised when tell you that upon
MAINS from dana my more casual acauAinances
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xSM1e MINER a STEVENS,
-AxA% Manufacturers Of

lit Il. DIBBLEE & co.,
Ike IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs
r
SILK and Fancy Dry Goods, Ribbons AND
DRESS TRIMMINGS
White Goods Laces and Emboideres Cavats Hosiery and
Gloves and of Dress Goods Shawls Mantk
las Skirts etc. etc.,
20 WARREN AND rs MURRAY STREETS,
Iny24 6m&W NEW YORK
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Beiow---connIng Up.

Notwithstanding Up.
Ship Charles Farwell, Williams, fm Antwerp, to
Greevy & Farwell.
Bark M j ColcOrd, Gole0rd, fm Malaga, to Creevy
a. Farwell.
Schr Argus Eye, Niekleson, I'm Philadelphia to
Creeyy 4 Farweli.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

AlAAt41AEkD Tables CONSTANTLY ON HAND
nd t9I sie from the tnannaetory OF Messrs j. NJ BRTN
MlCk Bk0 enclntati Superior Rosewood Billiard Tables
Paent uushi0ps also Cloths Balls Cues and al
o her trimmings helenging 10 this line : - -
Ahnrdels thankfully and promptly attended to-
Al. W MERRIAM
AT ly ~ Thsriep piitare Raen N m
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r9-sold by JOHN WRIGHT CO., New Orleans !; r Al
LIANT 4 co. Mobile and nrnseis,s generally seaa ~
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OPEL O=U s A S.

Leeyes ob TIL i RsnAY. stb inst. at 8 r NJ
THE NENV, FAST AND VERY
Hs@ n ll1ht atausht passengsr packot Southern
IN Fora, W ". Wilson, muster, will lea8e
ssasss4s ibaye for 0pelOusas, Washington, simm poFt
aud way landings the G0abad, Atchsalaya and Gid
River.
R5y-Thfoufh bills of ladng given to Byen Landing.
HF~Ehe s + will cosnne run in The trade regular
TTRGTNTUs c. DENTZEI.
M Advertising Agent,
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Leaves every TUESDAY al 5 o O'Clock z. NJ.
NEW ORLEANS AND VIChs
49, ~ bnre U. S. Mat Line.-For 3onaaaonvle Pie
qnemine Baton Rouge, Port Hudson, Bayou Sars
Red River Landing, Fort Adams, Natcbez Water
proof Rodney ST. Joseph Grand Gnl and vieks
burg-fhe steamer Charmer, Capi. w. G. Wilson, vii
above every UEsnAY O'clock p. NJ Returning
will leave Vicksbprg every FRIDAY at IL o'clock M
y. r. CARROLL, q co,
js4 Agents, So Csrondelet street.
The will Yicksburg with the
Dew irnpf
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Passengers.
Per brig Creole, from Belize via Ruatan Island
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

Regular Weekly yicksbutg and Bppd Packet
FOR LUNA LANDING, CBLUNI-
r. N, lis. 6rsenyille. Dee Crk fgg's Point, Lake
Washington Grand Lake. Carotnn Landing
xxsasiassalA skpwiths Landing Lake Providelce
meek Landing Mlikep's Bend, yeksbng warrentnn, New
Landing and Bayon Sara-The magnificent and swift
ming passenger packet Battle j. FL Estis
master, will above and will land Coast paSsenges
D r.. CARROLL co
sci II Agents f3 ffarondele et street
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LOW Err .CO.AS N. :

I.eaees eysty WEDNESDAY, a5d SATURDAY At 10 ~ M
FOR QUARANTINE AND LOWER
fsS ses I, Neaa-i h. nae pays paeset
szzszz gil t4se SeN 'se7ns above, commencing on
II HNAstfAY the "a of 0csltet.
seq E. LaN0UF. agent.
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dsF OF VESSELS IN poRT NOT eLEARRu

MOBILE Per steamer Cuba 20 bales cotton
Farley, Jurey &co-suudries to order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08

N0T1CE-THE FOURTH DISTRICT AGENCY MER-
epnnts Mana Insurance. Gou any tf New Orleans has
o 2 81 " 9 g e No Magazine street. betsesn Jeephine
80 -. Ill ~ kIrtls... - IA - u5 In
e. tal&NNs AafuHgE ny -Af-IAyv, No. n Cauo
" v Fasese mIQ In
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N f NJ 2 HIS.

Leaves SATURDAY. 10 h INST. Al Pm.
linden nlent Saturday Picket
=. MEIPHIs AND ME w ORLEANS
- Paekei-For Memphis and All IRE Bends ihe hne
LEAs&t.Sah Fl st class passenger Packet Jas. Woods,
ssassRla VIM Boyd muster receiNi freight aud
wal above. For f. gh passage apply d.
YIRGISIuS q. DENIAEl.
n6 Advertising Agent,
M5. This boat Napoleon with regular packets
the Arkansas and White rivers Memphis with The VI
rh n' Charleston Railroad and superior packets for Louis
and bonsv4lle.
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. ~, ltta.tl- e.erY u n a t.n.4l,A 8 Z, ~,
Regular Weekly "WEDNESDAY Vek shilfg ard B nd Packet
Ftss DEER CREEK, EGGS
NsJ n Poinf, Lake Washington, tilnl i.Hhe. Carolina
Landing, sktpw h. Landing Lake Providence,
GammRck's Landing Mken's Bend, icksberg
aen0n GafthaE st. Joseph Grand tinlf Rodney,
yatehex, Red River Land and Bay0n SaraThe mtg
feent and s%if running passenger packe steamer James
Battle, }. Ests viii leave N0bove.
ioast passengers FOR freight passage Apply board.
YIRDIRtUs q. bENTEkt,
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2lffhh 2lffhhf to order-Total 7O6 bales cotton.

OttOn seed Kelsey d Potter-- 6II dHuhs
a..: -aIIanse GonIpaniaS ..sras.c q n t,iSk--=
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IfNENs on IT WNIfs n NnN. 8 z. n. =
FOR HA&RIS0EBURG, TRINITY
49, n gan all 9afilnss luactil and slack River
ilklISss p lsli Afsf passenger packet TeIegGata
Sz1sf32 e, + i laAter will leave as ab6Ye For
fle, %IiI Iitbszge aHpls ii NsssFi=
ftsaIsfHs C. DEHTzEI.
MS Advertising Ageat.
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r IsFRANCK,s FEMALE CORDIAL

For producing Blooming Complexion Erect and Graceful
Carriage of Body GHteru disposition, Removing Botche
and Ernptions from the Face Gnrng Low spts Meian
choy Di Papitatin of the Heart Palms in the Head
Back Limbs Whites, AID all the various forms Of Diseas
produced by Suppressed Painful Irregular Menstruaon
which the female Sex is subject. .9. ~ y
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V,HE OLDEST CANDY nAHUEACTOR
IN AMERICA.

Ridley ~ Cos.
CORNER OF CHAMBERS AND HUDSON STREETS.
Opposite the Hndson River Railroad Depotl
NEW YORK.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-03

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that in pursu.
ance Of an order of the Probate Court of the
said county of Trinity, made the 9th day of
February, A. d., 1860, the undersigned Admins
traitor of said Estate will sell at public auction,
TO the highest bidder for cash, on
Saturday, the 3D. day of March,
A. D., 1860 at 10 o'clock, a. m, at the village Of
North Fork, in said county, in front of Mecke S
Brothers store the following described real es-
tate
One undivided one-half of the saw-mill and
appurtenances, situate above the village of North
Fork, and originally built by Buck e Carter;
Als0 one-half of one-tourth interest in a GER
tain water ditch, conveying water from North
Fork to North Fork gulch
Also, one undivided half of that ranch known
as Eagle Ranch" situate on the mountain on
the south side of Trinity river;
Also, one undivided half of the Brick yard
lot situate west of the village of North Fork all
lying aud being situate in said county of Trinty,
S. w, MCCLURE, Administrators.
Weaverville, Feb. 10, 1860. 4iti
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-03

LOVE OF C0UNTRY.- There is a love of country
when comes uhcailed for, one knows not how.
1t comes in with the very air the eve. The ear.
the instincts, the first taste of mothers milk, the
first beatings Of the heart. The faces Of brothers
and sisters and the loved father and mother.
the laugh OF playmatcs, the old willow tree, and
wei, and school house, the bees at work in the
slr'ng, the note of the robin a evening, the ul-
iaby, the COWS coming home. the singing book.
ihr calechms, the visits Of ne ghbors the general
tralnHg-all things which made childhood hap
py brgin it /; and then as the age of passions and
the age OF the reason drawn on, and love. and
the sense of home and security and of property
under law, comes to ie-and as the story goes
"roud and as the book or the newspape relates
the less favored lots Of other lands, and the
public and the private sense of man is form
ing and formed, there is a type of patriotism al
ready. Thus they had imbibcd il who stood
that charge at Concord, aud they who hung
deadly on the retreat and they who threw up
me h"Eiy aud imperfect redoubt on Bunker Hill
ny nleh'' set on it lbe bood-red provincial flag,
aud passed so calmly with Prescott and Putnam,
and Warren, through the first fire
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-03

INDUSTRIAL School FOR THE LITTLE Folks
The number of inmates at the San Francisco In
duStriol School is thirty yfye- thirty-four BOYS
and one girl. The managers report that a great
quantity Of seeds have been planted in the school
grounds which are being cultivated by the in
mates. The school was established for the pro.
lection aud employment OF the idle aud dissoute
aud is said to be doing much good
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-03

SPEAK a Coon WoRD.-lf you say anything
ahont neighbOr or friend, or even a stranger
eay no i'll. Ii is a Christian and brotherly chari-
ty, to suppress oar knowledge Of evil of one
another unless The evil have such relation to So
cieiy that our higher public duty compels us to
bear accusing witness. And if il be true charity
10 keep our hAoscledge Of such evil TO ourselves
how much more should we refuse to spread epa
report OF one another. Discredi table as the fact
il, it is by far the commonest tendency to sup.
press the good We know OF our neighbors and
friends
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-03

GUILTY OF MrRpER.-Philip X. Robinson has
been foand guilty of the willul murder of Peter
Burns, at San Francisco, last November. The
jury recommended The utmost rigor Of the law
imprisonment for life.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-03
1Eie Capital OF snpam.

What shall | say Of this greatest and most sin
gular of all cities. A volume is needed to
describe it, without attempting TO give its history.
| have read of old Nineyeh and Babylon below
the ground, and seen and handled the works Of
art which have been disinerred and created so
much admiration on both sides of the Atlantic :;
but one living Jeddo, above the ground, is worth
hundred old foPy cities below it. | cannot
give you an idea Of il, it is so unique, so unlike
anything except itself and so impossible, as you
will think have seen several places Of inter
est, and maintained a cool head, but was bewil
dercd aud coniouudcd when ! saw this. 1t is
situated on the western shore Of this charming
gulf, twenty miles wide by twenty four miles
long. 1t stretches for twenty miles and more
along Il beach of semi-circuar form, with its
horns TUNED Outwards, and along which street
extends, crowded with blocks Of stores and hou-
scS, and teeming with moving crowds while
shopkeepers artisans, women and children seem
equally numerous within doors ana at the doors
Indeed, dozen or Eftecu miles might be added
to the length of the city in this direction, since
there is nothing but an uubrolen succession of
towns and villages for this distance which are as
populous and well built as the city itself In
crossing the city from the western shore to the
outskirts have walked two miles and balf, and
then proceeded on horseback for ten miles more,
making twelve and a-half in the whole, while in
other places it may be wider still. According to
the lowest estimate. the city covers an area equal
TO seven Of The New England farming towns,
which were usually six miles square. Aud all is
traversed 10y streets, usually wide, well construc-
ted, perfectly neat, and crossing each other at
right angles streets lined with houses and stores
as compacuy as they can b" built, and crowded
with moving aud stationery masses as thick as in
our Washington street, or New York Broadway
at leasf for considerable distances. The popua
ton is estimated generally at three millions,
which Mr.. Harris our Minister, thinks is no eX.
aggeraton. For my part Judging from what !
have seen when have gone into the heart Of the
city, aud crossed the city from side to side, |
should be willing to add as many millions more :;
for The living, moving masses, seen from sunrise
10 sunset, aud everywhere the same, fairly seemed
beyond computation. One city as large as seven
fine towns in Berkshire county, and containing a
population three times as large as that of the
whole state Of Massachusetts, That is enough
to think Of for momcnt-JoPaa rePoale"ce
Cf tie Boston Ijdecicr.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-03

SIINER IN CALANERAs.-The papers in that
section tell of the discovery of rich silver veins
in the neighborhood of Railroad Flat. Calaveras
county. OF course there is great excitement and
big rush TO them.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-03

SITUATIONS MADE BY MACmINERY-A genius in
telligence Office, advertiscs that by the helm Of
machine which be has recently purchased of the
Wizard Anderson, at an expense of $4,000, he
can manufacture, at the words "Sacramento.
presto, ehauge!' ninety nine situations of the
best kind.
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= E E d =

for the Garden, Field, Forest and Nursery, either
imported from long tried cultivators in the At
autic States and Europe, or raised under our
own supervision here Every package of Seeds
bearing our mark is re- wa1rdatrd fresh ami
true to name. .~ss1 Orders from the country will
be promptly attended to- Small parcels of Seeds
can be sent by mail. j, II. RAY,
Seed ard Nursery Warehouse,
523m. l06 St, Sacramento.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-03

LITTLE ToM THUMB AND HIS LITTLE WuE.-
Mr. Thumb is about to marry wife no bigger
than himself. Barnum will Immediately contract
for the first marital result of such union The
first born is to be called General Little Finger.
The old gentleman has built fairy palace, the
looms of which, the papers say, are no larger
than California pumpkin, and arranged to have
fifty Gibraltar monkeys for servants. His car
Iiage is to be of gold, and drawn by twenty
Inusk-ras, four abreast. The family cradle is
already procured, and the General spends most
Of his time gazing at it with folded arms We
are sorry to say TO the reader that the above
statement is probably all humbug.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-03
SOLE TRADER NOTICE,


NNftlI lr CAIIFORNIA- County OF TRIM
- u1.. On this SIN day OF February, a. D.,
1850, before me, NJ +. Griffin County Clerk in
and for said county, personally appeared Julia
Gallagher, married woman resident of said
county, who being duly sworn, according to law,
declares her intention Of carrying on and doing
business in her own name as Sole Trader, accor-
ding to the Statutes of this State in such cases
made and provided. The business to be carried
on and conducted by this declarent is ranching,
teaming, cutting and selling frewood, and trad.
ing generally in said county in her own name
and on her own account, from and after this date.
Aud this declarent further declares that the a.
mount invested in said business is less than five
thousand dollars. her
JULIA 4 GALLAGHER.
mark.
Witness my hand and official seal this Sth
[I~s.l day of February, A. d., 1860.
NJ. Il. GRIFFIN,
43w. County Clerk.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-03

SHERIFF SALE.

| DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE AND ORDER
ID of sale issued out of the 9th Judicial District
Court of the State of California, in and for the
county of Trinity. on the 18th day of December,
A. d., 1859, and duly attested on the Sth day Of
! February, a. d., 1860, and to me directed and
! delivered, for judgment rendered in said Court
| on the 18th day of December, A. d., 1882 in IA
vor of Frank Loranz, Henry foranz and Lewis
Raab, and against Joseph McGillivray and Bar
baIa McGillivray, have Gin accordance with the
commands of said decree and order of sale) lev
led on the following described property, to wit
All those two certain pieces or parcels OF land
| lying on Trinity river, in county and State afore
sad about two and one-half miles above the
North Fork of said river, one lot commencing at
a bluff of rocks on the lower end Of a fiat on The
north side of Trinity river, and running thence
up said river one mile to stake, thence back
from the north bank of said river one quarter Of
mile to stake, thence following down said
river onequartGr of a mile distant fiom said
bank one mile, and thence to the place of begin
nlng, which was originally taken up and recorded
on September 9th, 1852, by j. IL. Pillsbury, in
book &C. pages Is and 46.
The other lot commencing at stake set on the
south bank of said river, opposite the bar known
as Bakers Bar, thence following up the bank of
said river one mile, thence at right angles with
said line one-fourth of mile to a stake thence
down, following the meander of the river one
fourth mile from said river, one mile to stake
thence at right angles with first drawn line and
parallel with eastern line of this claim one fourth
OF mile to the place of beginning, originally
located and recorded by Thomas Malone, April
4th, 1853, in book " c." page ILL., in Recorders
office in said county, the whole comprising the
property known rs j. w McGillivray' s ranch,
together with all and singular the tenements, he
reditam'nls and appearances thereunto be-
longing or in any wise appertaining, and notice
Is hereby given that Oh
Monday, the 18Th day of March,
A. y. 1890 st J o'clock. T. ~, Iuin S n all the
Ii-A. l#e ana interest 10 ha said Joseph Me-
aIursr 4aa 3orl8ta NaUHliyray ia and to the
Shove de-arlhtd premises mt the door of the Court
H.ase .H said county, At public auction, for cash
- h1rd TO the highest and best bidder, to satisfy
SAID decree aud order of sale and all costs
l. g. MESSED, Sheriff
Weavervilc, Feb O. 1860. f.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-03

Besides great variety of Shrubbery and
Shade Trees, for beautiiying homes, Artichoke,
Asparagus, Rheubarb and HOP ROOTS, Dahl
las Roses. and everything pertaining to a gener
al Nursery stock. Samples comprising small
stock of few thousand Trees may be found at
my NU RSERI d EPO OF, LOG Street,
Sacramento.
The extensive and complete Seed department
cOntninS rood. fresh
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-03
Monday, the 5th day of March.
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

In he Pro5afe C6ort Of the County Of Trinity ami
State Of CdHloynia-
Hn tIio matter of the Fsintc Of HORACE
SSUFH, deceased
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-03

Mrs, PAKTlNGT0N ON WATERING Places
Altering Places says She to Ike, - don't
think much OF nova days. There amt no need
OF EN- since the lucky motives have run OF the
stages but once as the pump stood by the way
side. under the ambiguous trees, with hollow
log for the cattle to drink out of it, seemed like
horses IN dessert, as some of 'em used to say. -
" My dear madam said her young friend, . |
mean the fashionable watering places where peo-
pie GO to spend the summer" 90" she repIied.
that's it, is it? Well, we neendt 90 away
from bome to find Watering place to day and
them that do depend upon it," and here She
laid her mouth close to his ear, and spoke in n
whisper, "thcy so for something else besides
the water