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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-05

DEATH FROM THE USE OF STMULANTs To
INCREASE ENDURANoE.-A patient recently
died at the Marshall Infrmary, Troy, N. Y,
victim to the use of stimulants for the pur-
pose of increasing his powers of endurance,
He was engaged in business in one of the
central towns of the State, and in order to
sustain his system under the effects of seven
teen or eighteen hours work daily, resorted
hrst to eating opium, and next to the use Of
pure spirits in small quantities. The natural
result was, complete nervous and mental
prostration. His death must be attributed to
desire to accomplish more than was pos
sible with due regard to the demands of his
system. He was physically a very we'll
formed man, and measured six feet three
inches in hight. - -
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-05

DAME PARTINGToN's IDEA OF BREEcHEs OF
FAITH.-"Breeches of faith !" screamed Mrs.
Partington, as she heard that term applied to
Mexican violations ofan armistice. "Well, /
wonder what they will have next. have
Of purity, but never heard of breeches of
faith before 1 hope they're made of some
thing that wont change and wear out, as old
Deacon Gudgins' faith did, for his was al
ways changing. He went from believing
that nobody would be, and at last turned out
phrenologer, and didn't believe in nothing.
wonder if it's strong as cassimere?" And
she bit off her thread and prepared a new
needleful
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-05

BURKE BEFORE HE GREW FAMoUs.--It now
seems odd enough to hear the great Edmund
Burke spoken Of in the way Hume speaks in
a letter to Adam Smith, the author of the
"Wealth of Nations" In letter dated April
IL, 1859, thanking Mr.. Smith for some copies
of his "Theory Of the Moral Sentiments y
Mr.. Hume says he has given several gentle
men each copy and among others he men
tions Burke, an Irish gentleman, who wrote
lately very pretty treatise on the Sublime" T"
That was then Burke's only title to distinc-
tion; as Smiths Theory was his. But both
afterward became renowned throughout the
civilized world. Indeed, Buckle, in his recent
work, refers to Smith as the greatest man
the world has produced. .r
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-05

DEATH OF ANOTHER FEMALE MIsER.--In the
dwelling of Mrs. Hannah Robbins, of Abing-
don, Mass, recently deceased, tin pail filled
with silver was found under her bed, and a
kettle full ofspecie, Some of it was mouldy
and musty with age, evidently having been
undisturbed for years. The amount of specie
thus discovered is $780, In addition to
this, thorough examination of the premises
has brought to light quantity of the old
leaves. AS this is of no value, it was not
counted. All her property goes to a grand
child-the only survivor Of once numerous
family, IH I.h
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-05

nal of Thomas Zuzze, daily journal of events,
by citizen of London, embracing the period
from 1859 to 1872, and abounding in original
illustrations of the public and private affairs
of that eventful time, is shortly to be pub
lished under the editorship of Mr.. Hopper.
1t has been only known, hitherto, through
the extracts employed by Lord Braybrooks
in his edition of Pepys's Diary, to confirm or
illustrate the details of the latter work, with
which it is cotemporary in point Of time.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-05

PRESENTATION BY QUEEN VICTORIA OF La
BLAoHE's PoRTRAIT TO HIS RELATIvEs.-Not-
withstanding the time that has elapsed since
the death of Signor Lablache, which, it may
be remembered, occurred on the 23d of Jan
uary, 1858, deep teeling'still attaches to all
that concerns SO eminent an artist The
Queen has been pleased to present copy Of
the portrait of Signor Lablache, executed for
her Majesty by Winterhalter, to the sur
viving relatives-a compliment no less graft
flying to the family than indicative Of her
Majesty's appreciation Of worth and excel
lence. Il III II. .-LL
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-05

CARNIVAL AMUSEMENT OF SPANISH LADIES.
At Cadiz the chief amusement of the carnival
consisted in the proceedings of numbers OF
armed with bag stuffed full like apincushion
and about the size of an egg plant. This was
tied to long colored cord, and the young
ladies amuse themselves by throwing the bag
at the head of any male passer-by, knocking
his hat off if possible, and then pulling the
bag in rapidly by the cord. As the streets
are very narrow, It was almost impossible to
run the gauntlet in safety. The dark eyes Of
the girls were flashing with fun, and rows OF
white teeth cleaned ike pearls from the bal
comics, making one feel decidedly affectionate
toward them, as they glared and giggled with
their rollicking glee.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-05

EFFEcTs OF EVIL AssocATIoN.---The print
ers of New Jersey boast there is not single
printer in the prison of that State, and but
one in the Legislature. There are printers
in both Houses of Congress, who got there,
no doubt, by keeping bad company. l'r
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-05

THE ORANGE TREES IN LOUIsIANA.-The
cold weather is said to have killed most of
the orange trees in Louisiana. The same
thing is said to have occurred every winter
for thirty years, yet the good people of that
State manage to get a crop Of fruit every
year, and doubtless will this year. NJ :
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-05

ABORIGINAL MATRIMoNY IN KANsAs.--A
Kansas paper says "We see an amusing ac-
count in the Topeka Tribune, about eourtship
and marriage among the Kaw Indians. II
The Tribune informant ever saw Kaw In
olan have the same squaw two weeks in sue
cesslon, he is ahead of our time--he might
Just az well talk about courtship and marriage
among a lot Of swine" y n
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-05

The New TRANSLATION OF HoRAcE.--The
translation of "The Odes of Horace" by The
odore Martin, who divides with Professor
Aytoun the fame of being the original t'Bon
Gaultier," is meeting with great praise as the
most successful of modern attempts to repro
duee in English the fugitive beauties of the
Roman Lyrist. ..t .f. ..ri'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-05

GERMAN EuPHEMlsM.-A Dutchman hav-
ing friend hung in this country, wrote TO
ms friends, informing them, that after ad-
dressing large meeting of citizens, the scat
ioid on which he stood gave way, owing to
which he fell and broke HE neck. - 2
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-05

The TITLE Nor CHANGED.-0ld Squire
B. was elected Judge of the Interior
Court of some county in theState of Georgia.
When he went home his delighted wife ex-
S1ed %1a SGw Py assar 1.0sS ySp 9Fs hs '1Sgs
darn'd old fool you alters was.p lH ,t bT3
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-05

ALLRaHD SUICIDE OF A CoNsrUPRATIoN1sr
1t Is said that the fellow Shearer, against
whom an indictment is pending in Indianap-
oils for rape, and who fed TO avoid punish
ment, has committed suicide by jumping from
the Jacksonville ferry-boat into The ORlp,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-05

SuDDRN DSATH or AN ARTISTS FATHER.
j. w. Hinckley, the father of Miss Isabella
Hinckley, of Boston, the young American
vocalist, who 10 creating musical furore In
Europe, died in Boston, Tuesday morning,
very suddenly. urelf 3Fm '' iil'a
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-05

The BARoN-EYNATrEN FRAuD-Two OF HIS
ACCOMPANIES ALSO COMMIT SUIcIDE.-Baron
Won Eynatten expressed hope that the
manner of his death might not be made
public, as he wished his wife TO think he had
died Of apoplexy, and it is said that the un-
fortunate man refused to mention the names
of any of his accomplices. On the Sd ult.,
however, two officers went to Medling a
small town some ten English miles distant
from Vienna, and their behavior was so very
strange that it was believed they intended to
commit suicide. After dinner on the 4th the
officers walked out toward place called the
Bruhl, and when in wood they perceived
some gems d'drmes advancing toward them
when both Immediately drew pistols from
their pockets and discharged the weapons at
their own heads. One shot himself dead
and the other cannot survive. The names Of
the officers are not known, but it has fire.
quently been stated that a near relative Of
Baron Won Eynatten is missing. N
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-05

DBr If you want good Picture, call at the south.
west corner of Sixth-street and Central.avenue.
Pictures taken and put in nice gilt frames for twenty
five cents; in cases for twenty cents. Bring on the
babies-you are sure te get good Likeness. .
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-05

BS-TAKE NoTIcE.-A millwright who thoroughly
his business, having had fifteen years
experience, is desirous Of situation. Good refer
ence given Address Mechanic" Press office.3-aw"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-05

pD- GHrs.-strangers and citizens wishing to buy
Books should visit A. A. KELLEYs Great Gift Book
Establishment, No, % West Fourth. street All
books sold at lowest retail prices, and a valuable
gift worth from so cents to slOO, given with each
book sold. ... ap5-c
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-05

B5- W. W. wNDER, House and Sign Painter, No
l2o Thirdstreet, between Vine and Race, or Box es
Mechanics and Manufacturers Exchange, No. 81
Third-street. r... .....
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BS- Jon PRINTING Of every description neatly ex
ecued at the Press Office. Particular attention paid
to printing election tickets. .. ...
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-05

CsCOTCH ORANGE MARMALADE.-
- just received, 10, dozen Scotch, Orange Marina
lade. For sale, Wholesale and retail, by
7''oi ~ I-lIr a, MCDONALD 4 co.,
apS 90, and Branch 2igWest Fourthlstreet
GYRUPS.-JUsT RR0EIyRD, 80 DOE.
81 Lemon, raspberry, blackberry strawberry,
tall 81 A. MCDONALD 4 CO.,
sp5 80, and Branch 2aS WSst Fourth h-strsst.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-05
A New Book on the pixies Peak Gold
REGION:

Mr.. A. D. Richardson, forIperlY Of the. .Cin-
cinnad pfess, Who, during the last Summer
and Fall, travelled thousand miles among
the Rocky Mountains and along their Eastern
slopes in Nebraska Kansas and New Mexico,
has published the result Of his observations.
He says thAt quartz mining which requires
costly machinery, must always take the lead
in the Pixies Peak region. Notwithstanding
the imperfect means in operation for Crushing
the quartz, u is estimated that million and
a half ofdollars worth Of gold has been mined
there. The average value Of the gold is about
SIC per ounce. The largest nuggets discov-
cred last season ranged in value from $40 to
$3.50. Recent sdyiees, however, state that
about the first Of February, Messrs. Temple &
Mcintyre obtained in North Clear Creek a
lump Of nearly pure gold, valued at $1,000.
During the past Winter, there has been about
ten thousand people in the Pixies Peak
country. The. paying diggings are mainly
between Longs Peak and Pixies Peak, from
North TO South, and embraced within the
lo5th and 10th meridians Of West longitude.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-05

, BFr At APPLEGATE's new Gallery, corner Of Fifth
tand Main, Picture in good case for twenty cents.
Mark the place-entrance on Fifth.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-05
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nSS.S WHAT IT rs 'REo0MMENDED TO-
MARION, Ohio, December 8, lS59.-Mr. s. PALMER
Dear Sir; You viii please send me ~ express =
bought Of you are gone, and the people are begin.
ming 70 hnd that y will do what is rec1gmWended
; MoRE THAN TIN YkARs Aoo.--cINciSNATI April
y, l6l9.-Mr. PALMER L address you at this time
for the purpose Of expressing % you my gratitude
etable Cosmetic Lotion. in its removing nom my
face an exceedingly annoying and unsightly erup-
tion, with which have been afflicted during the
past two years, and which began to think was In,
durable. All the physicians I had consulted lad
done me nc, good, when I obtained bottle ofyouT
Lotion. have now used two bottles and II cured
my taee entirely. II has done what no other rem;
edy hts ever begun 10 do, and have tried good
many. l make these staiements in hopes that II
may induce those who are aiicte as have been to
make use Of the same REMEDY. Whoever wishes 10
SEQ me will fnd me at my residence, south-eas
lTlfT MRS. HANNAH G. PATTEN.
Are You troubled with any kind of disease Of the
skim whether the face, hands, feet or other parts
OF your persqnp procure az once this king OF all
remedies and not throw away your time, money and
health, By using second or third.Tate articles.
Prepared onb by SQLON PALMER, -
.r'.i Dianuihcturer and Importer Of Periqmefy,
~. No So West Fourth.street.
For sale by druggists generally ap3
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-04-05

1>SSa1S ERY Is acknowledged 6y the most eminent
physicians, and by the most careful druggists
tuaI blood purifier ever known, and to have selieVed
more suffering, and effected more permanent cures
than any preparation known TO the profession Scrof
tons Of whatsoever nature cured by few bottles
and the system restored to full strength and ygor
sore legs and other corrupt and running ulcers Is
given in the pamphlet with each bottle; For sale by
JOHN ID. PARK, SURE, ECKSTEIN & CO., and
GEORGE M. DIXON. PricSSl. seplg-ay
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HOME INTEREST.

nE- A. A. EYsrEn, Clocks, Watches and Jewelry,
Nos. 343 and 27l Western ......
nB- Bring your Job Printing of every description
to the Daily Press Once . 1871.
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following:
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.

Arriva,.-Dlamond,. Pittsburg; Neptune. Pitts
burg; Silver Wave, New Orleans; Tecunseh, New
Orleans; Anglo Saxon, Evansville; Dunleith, Neville;
Mariner, st. Louis; Telegraph. Louisyile; Hastings,
Nashville; Grey Eagle, Pomeroy; Magnolia, Mays
vile; Forest Queen, Madison. ...-. E.. = l-'..-ss q
,Dpar,urs.i Forest Queen, Madison; Magnolia,
viz nnneitb Nevjllc Fred IRON. ~ Lapis sunny
Side, St. Louis Mariner, Pittsburg Economy, Pitts
hura; Silver Wave, Pittsburg; AngloS dock;
Neptune, dock.
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--S,ATTENTION, NATIONAL AR.
H~zs T1LLERY l--You are hereby no l.JI
ihed 10 attend meeting Of the company tf>NbA
lHlS Thursday EVENING, at No. 959 yz1t,X
Fifth-street. Every member is expected TO .rtflhS
)e on hand. BY order of the President.
ap5-a' e. p. JENKINS, Secretary.
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dgu65 ~ Ji igrHld "s'qing7i i5g l.p 9lihn li,
,nympgcm ll' q tltsIsini qd a1t1saiIni 10
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

f[sLEC ECTUR E.-REV. VIM. TAY.
D~lA LOR, the California Street Preacher, will
lellyer lecture in Wesley Chapel THIS Thursday
EVENING, April 5. Subject " Life In California;
The proceeds to be devoted to the Bethel enterprise
n San Francisco. Ha 3. # m ap5-aS
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-23

! DRUNKEN Bon o. LINCOLN.-The local items
y of the San Francisco CaH AYERS that he
ID maudlin fellow singing this refrain in
cups:
n Oh. Lincoln is very fine man
III Iinco--lncOl
81 You bet that he'll not fash in the pan
= Inco-linco, lin
Abe belinco lin,-Abc bclinco. lin
bet my money on the IIamln nag
IIannbancon
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-23

TICkIpS, kCES.I -0VI w w 10 TV'7VI wv
LIQUORS. tnc Cut
Brandy, Am. | 00GNl so ISolocc, ,Fgross 90
Coz. 3 50mj 90. Diamond =, 80
" French, : 00GGl0 90 yellow Bank, 90
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-23
rHE JOURNAL.
xyeayerviitc Post Ofice.

nail for the Atlantic States and Europe
.steamer of July 5th, will close at this of
Friday evening. June 29th, at o.
|p. m. 'A2' v OONN'' we
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-23

1 have taken some pains to get information
N subject, but without avail. At the time
hall escaped from the deputy-Sherilf of
|Vou we heard that reward was offered, but
Dquiry can not ascertain that such was the
It is natural to suppose that in the inter
between his escape and re-capture by Consta-
McWhorter, that reward should have been
ed. Can either of our Siskiyou cotempora-
throw any light on the matter?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-23

uE OREGON ELEcrIoN.-The following is ta-
from the jacksonville Sentinel under date of
10th. The Sentinel is a strong Lane admin
&tion journal, and what it admits must come
hard, and consequently is pretty reliable :
,st as we were going to press, A. Rodgers
yed from the north, bringing returns of the
&tion from Umpqua, Lane, Benton. Linn, Polk,
lion, Cackamus, Multnomah and Washington
mites. The news is reliable. Logan, (Rep,)
2ected by majority of one hundred and fifty
&No hundred The Legislative Assembly foots
altogether, Lane Democrats, 16; anti-L Lane
Hon, 2l ; Republican, is. Everything is lost
+ honor.
Encc the above extract was in type we have
kved later news from the northern portion of
! lyon, indicating the defeat of Logan. Accor-
n to the Portland Mars Of June 18Th, Shiel,
em.) was about sixty votes ahead. Otherwise
result is not materially changed, the Oppo-
on having majority in the Legislature.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-23

The South Carolina Railroad is one of the
lest in the country. and runs through one of
J poorest countries in the world. 1t is located
rough the tract of sand hills, cypress swamps
N pine woods between the rice growing planta-
5ns of the Southern and the Northern part of
. State. The way business along the road
bounts to nothing, and it can, consequently,
<yer pay. The road is very straight, we'll con
kuctcd and well equipped. Its almost as good
foad as the Hamilton q Dayton, aud yet the
tpress trains make only about fifteen miles per
bnr. They could be run at thirty miles an hour
th perfect safety, but it is cheaper to run slow,
bd the people are not in hurry. They have
|hc enough, and where's the use of whzzing up
hd down the face of the earth like I'D
hnkecs y
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-23

OUTI CAR0IINA RAILRoADs.--The cOrrcspon-
It of the Cincinnati Commercial, at Charleston,
ties of his trip over the South Carolina rail
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-23
wns n Reward Offered

NoRTu Fork, June 20, 1850.
rop JorrNAL - On the 25th day Of March
|orrpsted at Taylor's Flat, in this county,
w Marshall, one of the most notorious
= in California, after considerable trouble
|Snense. He had escaped short time be-
Eom the deputy-SheriR of Sskiyou county,
ros conveying him to the State Prison, un-
'septence of four years.
rotofore it has been customary to offer re-
for the apprehension of escaped convicts,
am told the Sheriff of Siskiyou offered one
4 instance. but now that he is safely lodged
state Prison, can gain no information as
'ether A reward was offered or not. Can
'nlirhten me on the subject?
Respectfully,
A. l.. MCWu0RTER.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-23

VIRGINIA CrrY.-A correspondent of the Sierra
|izen gives the following statistics Of this new
lged city, over in Silverland
Places where liquors are retailed, 10 stores,
b eating houses, 60 ; lodging houses rs {;
nercans engaged in all the above business, l5;
nblers in town, 200 horse jockeys, 70 auc
pecrs, 10; wash women, so; miliners, g..
nOle number of people in town, 1000.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-23

10 blades of grass to grow where only one grew
Riorp has been set down, by the utiltarian phi
5Eophcrs, as the best of patriots and the most
kcful of men. Such a mani is immatcriaI
bat sort of coat he wears, to what political
arty he belongs or in what church he worships
lis worth a million Of stump speaking dema-
agnes with all their clattcr about irrcpressble
1hacts and soveregntcs Of squatterism. Give
n the practical worker, who quietly assists in
Hiding up the commonwealth, hy constantly
|ling to it some new agricultural or mechanical
provcmcnt. Give us the men who will cover
hllsides and valleys with orchards and vine
Hydrdniic Press,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-23
SHASTA UNION SEMINARY |
The SPRING TERM of shasta Union Semi
innry will commence April 33d, 1860.
INSTRUCTIONS
G. X. GODFREY. A. NJ. Principal.

Us hs UVDE hbEs ne Hse AhHtiP"is
Professor of Moral and Intellectual Philosophy
Elocution, Astronomy, aud the Science OF Gov
ernment;
Miss VIENNA C. JACKSON, Preceptress, Protes-
sor of Latin and French Languages. DidactcS
Mathematics, Drawing, Wax, Fruit, Flower and
Hair Work, Pellis Work, Oriental, Grecian and
Italian Paintings;
J. NJ BRIcEL>Np, NJ. D., Professor of Litera-
turc Logic, Chemistry, and Physiology ;
MISS CARRIE \. HARRIS, Professor Of Civil
History, Physical Geography, Mental Arithmetic,
ANALYTICAL Grammar, and Vocal and lnstrumen-
tai Music;
HENRY Bates, NJ. D., Professor Of Minerology
and Geology, and Lecturer on Surgery
]. f. PELHAM. NJ. D., Professor of Political
Economy and General Physics
BENZ SuURrLEFF, NJ. d., Professor of Constl-
tutional Law, and Theory and Practice of ASrI-
culture
TUITION
For the term of II weeks, lower English
branches, including elements of Arith-
mctic Geography, History, Grammar
and Philosophy. ....................S2 $50 %
Higher English branches and Ancient Ian
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-23

:, -,
MY Wines and Liquors are all purchased at the
Day, and invite trial Of them. Public pat
ronagc respectfully solicited. A. BEFFA.
~ Miners and Families supplied by the Bot
tie, Quart or Gallon.
Weaverville, March II, 1850. 9td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-23
AUX TROIS SUISSES
THE THREE SWISS SALOON.

HE Z NUENNTNN ND an
nounces to the citizens of thi
place and county, that he ha
leased the building formcrl,
occupied by +. Noseret, as th
" Travellers llomc," iunctio
of Main and Mill SITS, Fage
town, and that in future h
will supply patrons of his Sa
loon with the choicest
LIQUORS and CIGARS
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-23
Superior and Uniform Quality

has become so fully appreciated, that The de-
mand for it has largely increased, and the GUAM
tity now sold is much greater thaa any other
brand of Whisky on the rocj& Coast.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-06-23
GEyBIND EUREKA EIISHlY

NO TIE Tho genuine II U II ~ Il A.
WUISkIlN is for sale by most of the III.
buor Houses p San Francisco.
San Francisco Feb. Is, 1860. std.