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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14

AfpDtsrows. "a Ssrf ID, 1850.
The Consusro brifse the Lsncasssr and Harrisburg
Rsircsd ~ss destroyed By ore this afternoon n vii
case 60 interruption 10 travel the Fca,sJ ivaaa Rail
rcsd - train. ~lll RIA via Columbia, the sams Lac
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81. JoesyH, No, sept 10. 1850.
The express nom Pixies Peak arrived ms, night With
~. $50 In Dust aud fu loads Of passengers There
news from the anywhere else worthy q notice.
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Draw inEs OF tne D.ts,. !: the A'o''o-
rier WOOD EDDY a Co. NanSg-rN ~ ,o-.v.,~.
DsIAwAaE, Ehsrucxr AND sIIssools a. Is Issn
DsLAwArz-Exr.A CrsG, AZ sssrss. "a IL 4.
20, ~, 20, AZ, IS, 3G. "a, CO, 81, II - o.
DELAv1as-cLAss $50 sxYrnss<n u. .'sa.. "a E,
20 %, CT, as, rs, l,.64, 80, SO, AZ, 81, q. W
Ur5ulns sent rfse Of charge By eddresa,ny cthc'G'
WOOD. EDDY co, vlningfoa. pciswAe,
Or " WOOD, EDDY X CO., ST. Loe.s MLsspSr.
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'sStLUnoa Or CoPAIrSxRsars --r,s Arm
ho-rx 81 \. e. unser he az TRANCE BROI n.
herrtofcs ssrs. aeay dissolved The neaxsre M Ken
BEETs cofwHA hereafter drawn By the Undersigned
t.oAJ Lottefies WINS -.a Il yRAkCG
as er. .s,e ru,..., "rss 1850
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y sInhisg OF . Western steamer.
Mxryus Tess. SEPT. 1s, iseo.
The ftcsmsr Aurora, from ~. Ioois 70 Nev Orleans,
snsssea snd sunk Tuesday osesols, Arksnsss As
viIl probably be raised.
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!, ssss,. oeyTr., cs' q 80 ss :: Is Is
CoSsO.iDArro Iorrsxr-<aA1s Isa ssrrsssEs is 1850
%s. 7. "A, Is, s., 4, So. 45, 10, 8, 5, IL.
wiimiossoa DsSa.ar,
sssss 81 Sssss ,s an. 4 fs.soE ssos
cSS drawn as y Ss1 l.. $3.50 lad z
w"sfsSlos, pe,awn-, : y. : 1901
Draw .nEs OF sns rsis,, The A'e Lott
t.s II Or; = tS,iss''
prlavza.- ca as ss s.r TN. u ia % 8
70. %; 67. IS, 7S ]. 80. 80, So, Al, 81, 4. 10
Ss s 8 S 1SSS D. ss FL ss
Royal Havsnx Lottery. tho E,s,owfss
~ drew the prasps prizes IA .hs drsrg Of Au
NO ss....:....o No iji:...:.. IS 81
"a 81 s ss \; \
- . IS? IS iEsn eso ii lSsss e
81 s az q; g "a i .i 4 sss T So g 20
sass so e. ss.rrs: 'sa' ''f A'''
ssepins rsror. IN esec order can Be obtained ass Sub
'''s' ana W. ssrsis f szTBSs S ;9s ssE s
what IL Iss-Ths ReaArcw Hat. Whers
III A. WHirBs si6 BsoadwaS.oppeslss b. Paul's oAnrca
Knox IL now ready e meet Fashion IN
triumph n. sass sylss for the Far season are oerAiny
.s q ss. al 'rs ssp &: 10 ss
aNoxs ssSe q nss Tor The Sai ,sssoa anu
Genfn, no. 5i3 Broadway,
Ipfcrns the pubic that style OF Soft Hat Cap
@ Fen Hs made In any pari Of the world be
osenan, No. sI3 Broadway.
Boys Girls and Infants PAU Style HITS new ready
FNI Fashions -Learey 4 Co.'S succss-
o,s o now ss ~ r s.
ready, Al Nos ) ! s Aston Hsuse.
sharts-shirts-six for -; made from the
Ss:. A.o..ssx and ysnsatA aaslns Depot los cAs.-
The Prince OF wales NJ Gurnsy's Gal
a:Ss Tho F9si q Wss sS e me =
Brooklyn Photograph - Miniature
Cabinet, Imperial and Life Size G H. WI smsoa Es,d le5l
A Practical soveisy,-sa Photograph
Btcsdwsy.
Saratoga Empire Water-superior 20
Congress wsier The Empire Wafer perfect regulator
81 nc'es Dspo No Is John .sse, New
o. W. WHiON ",
Inventors md Patente~s
ss Sa:. ss SS s' T.
nIn. % n,seo,s free Of ehsrge judge nssoa fornssy
- cousAeior In psseai matters
steisway u soAs' Overstrung Grand
and sanrs rs1o s are a.- as be-. nus y
sussl -
HsvssDg's Patent Champion Fire and
bargis, pso Safes Isl Broadway ornss Of Murray street.
wheeler & wiison's Sewing Machines,
once csb Broadway Hew FORK
Grover q Bakers CeIebrstsd SofseIess
ssS sos all rs. 20 ss"
wAarton's Celebrated Chestnut Grove
Agency removed 6 \ ss nE fss soe Arsa
Ciirehush's niu.ivs Wig Paintings. nm
.ies 70 be s.s only !. hs ssstor, 20 Broadway ovvo'
Dsautisul Compiexicn.-Laird's Lfqusd
eTas a s fSne'p:i sspos: u sad sss Srosa@y
Dascheier's wigs, To~pees and Hair
ns A c. r. NC NO And
Hiirs Hair Dye. 30 cents. Black or
Brown Bes IN Depot, No. Barclay ssec and By MI
asusxsa
Sss s1Ts. ss :pDhss He A:s1 Sosss ma ' '' -
"a Clear COnplsxi0n" 10 Desired by ali
hAsa us PHALoNb "ssow whas Oriental oresa"
|
Butiers' Improved Trusses and Support
ess he NE Halls Iruas o1ce. 70 wASs
"Ladies' Dsauuasrs- Phaion & sen's
-fnCw Whiis Oriental Cresa-" Sold By al druxxsA
!" BesusifuI Ce.pl.1ie.." Phalo.'s
aBeautfful Women~ Result from the
NJ Of ruAIyoN's Liquid 'esow white Oriental Cream"
Health Insurance, - Cents -HoliO way's
ceebrstsd 1onlc Puryps Pulls the nAuS tone Of
the clear e secreps snf keep the bowels regu
lar without that rrspns naus.sing feeling Attending q
other pils
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q. SauDdsr's Metallic Tablet SErOp, for
Keeping In perfect ORDER be obtained at e5
scfiosrs and ts dh1erent agenSs tbrcsghcr The cry
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Saratoga Empire Water-superfor ia
Congress Water The Empire Water ma perfect regulator
at hotels. pepo, No IL john street New York.
q. w. WESIOH co,
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Gcnfn, no. 5I3 Broadway,
ypfcns the pubic that style Dfess s So, Hat Can
o. Fen Hst made In part Of the world
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The Prince OF Wales NJ Gurnsy's Gal
yrhe only Themes In the United States OF his
Royal shnczs Tho Prince OF Wales exhibition 1t 0urneys
Gallery. J. 0URFEY SON, No 7Dy Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14

serosuIa.-A Few Bottles % Kennedy
weaca Dscovsry, tudrious sppe aica o. The serofna
Ointment sps Hsaing Ointment and surety foc-'ns Ne ~
eana
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a Practical Novelty.-24 PhotOg raph
LDeresses for 81 IL taken a sitting 1000 daily. 3os
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what II Ive-Ths Re a1Rcw Hat. Where
nm Al WHrrB6 si6 BsoAdwa1.oppests 81 Paul's cAnrca
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radical Curs OF Hernia. or Rupture
pr , \ MARSH. q The vel snovn bous. - Msrss 90,
Nn street Asor Ho - opposite ~ Ptwls hlrcn
dsr5tss sVscsA ssnoa srrKcsl sspsstoa q as Rs
Trw1a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14

sh4rts-Shirty-Six TOR -; made from the
Sest Anosheax and WaxnsutA naslns. DoDU los caa..
ham of Pearl.
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Knox is now ready e meet Fashion I'm
triumph His iatess Styles for the Fa certainly
nuperb Whenever Knox issues mode from his empo
num- crrer Of Broadway snd Fulton fAshionabe
world knows at that h q lie tho rage 90 and ssS
KNOCKS Last Style of Hat for the Fai!
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MIsCELLANEOUs.

rnAsS ELLA EOuS
CARD TO THE PUBLIC
Patent medicines q humsqga auscs aosvuua
0DPSSSs se Sov N + C Ss
The INGREDIENTS are pablsbed p the wor!d
They arc @ snsS. medicine for s i. rso arr ,
Dseasesl Female Diseasss ciegJmsns sore rasos ssA
SID BY al druys.a Dsao,. . william street, New
"A nsars ~: az rdsy Al g West ss,.ents sress b.
ioe sus per sod mants NlrroSs isos and sroesae Cur
..ns Bree,.s s.,la,y ornamen,.. ac Rosewood AID
wsIe. Ac SALE eomnens ins Al IoI. ocloek.
AT JONES. 10 AND II ANN srRKrr-sHoHs AD
"A g.ers :, 81 and warranted % give perfect saaacs.
ANY HoTxL MAN WITH GOOD BUSINESS AND
y wi pssss
judah Benlsna. New navvn. Cow.
AT eIsPREsxs sss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cAsnp
pis.s STOCK iI q Noe Passr '''''''' '''e'
AT BrxTs. NO 40 BRoADwAY-rIrx DRESS %
s so BoS %. be. p sIss 4 70 srsa's Dss
ArwM. EvgRDrIs.s sons i,s FULTON srgERT-
"a i.,.., ssles Wedding cards Enyrooes &C dssAs-
..oea -,.o1
AT EvERDKLls-wEDpISe CARDS soTxs 40
"A see hr grange eo.som Envelope e -aY Il soa Broad
poor sHoxs AND CATERS FOR LADIES, oxr.
% neY~n boys and yo.ths- All thoss w1,Lsns % ssss.
WOODY es,sbliAhmer 6zI broadway. belveca Ho~saa
snd hiseeses streets, opposite LAurs Keenes
CoL on t rH1sy TlT RHSS7s Io oa% AL
(. sa ,as q al
ACAMIuk LAMP,
sS &c :. z % ;'s 4s% 1n qs s. So - -
u 1ss@ me Lap burns Ksrossns' oO osrs. asa -
-. %IIsoSi cilss.!. sxoxt snnL
K'ves brilliant Light nearly rcscmbliry "a AnA vsvY
persistent nsme v porAbe easily managed has madhs
ery) ep,irsy safe and b uscured eny re@rsa
sire TIE advan.sss q such lamp VIZ BE- sssf evdaA V
Tn. Lamp Z ,hs lnvsnaos q v. n nAesy ~. z Ess
Florida and the security " The being gArAntsed y -
~ paleose and oyssr Of ssverH psisnh ed ~
dred u Europe sad America ocnossJ sovvr
PAYENT RIGHTS
for TIE latter offered for sale.
To parties deSrDus Of seouyng H.
for the Whole unhed eAtes the expedenry 0a0eaad
prompt liberia ard deu4 appncskinn. ssHbaoa ~
only take place thus far desemined) n u
York Aad thsa for only limited PERIOD III palenss
Ct edy and aAiisf aknG
havns Arrsnssaeus for 6sPcsA 10 ano1nsS lorn
fa ~shing for ~ vii pleass eDpev
HoRArro nA0L4
9st Cana sressL nsae HruadvNy q q.
yor ersgtars address ~ above
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Crn consult villa Messs. MUM co. edoss of the seen
.hc American No q Park row ana receive Pamphlet Of
Hnts ln,enors free of charge Judge Mason formerly
CcmmssA OF Patents aecied above once
counAe..or In psleni masrra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-14

HspssDg's Patent Champion Fire and
burglar prsoi Safes Isl Broadway. Of Murray
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Health Insurance, ~ Cents Hole ~ ~ 's
ceiebrsied Tcnlc PurypE Pulls pserve the nAwG tone Of
tie secreops the bowels
rrspins naus-sinr feeling attending a.
other plis
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THE MANUFACTURE
LIQUORS WINES AND CoPpfA;s
DrtrftxArfo-.
kieo he nasntfsc.urp on
fFYprvNetf~n HEfFNsoE7 AND SvHUrS, WIG
OAR AND BfrrERS
Prepared and frrrngpd expressly for he trNtr
81 ffrRRK LAC0uR.
limo eiob .Prce u -
rms WORK rwrIs You
Hoe 70 wske al hiafs ~ Iaauors
Mev % convert seventy wsons n wssssyos ico rsssss
How make CIDER without apps~s
Nov D the Atove CIDER " al kEds o. wlnsL
Hos make he NlnsrAr In weny -four hDprs
How 70 dsnnuieh Imported from roue~tr Ia Inr~
How ~ mrke ke tpee CulnEinx al kinfs ~ IA1Now
How kewsrn Spirits rSf Eectfy WHISPER.
Hoe " Old Barrels oox and ne- Barrels 90
Ho~ 10 ssos roronots L Rows ,hes you see thrr- -
How W bcsoase ~ farer Llfa Merths1t Or r'ca ~
Keeper. - a.. 49,
.Nis. ira ~ asss flno srces 81 PAY srs- rro"ts
PrSur. coy q "rACouR QN The MAn1xAcrya1
OY hot ORs, % q vUr 20 Dot $40 70 er-<1ss~. -
yrags ne toas for pnreos ~ mater cf curto-sy
Phvss~sNns drurNs. rhrrmac~u.f@ sno~i~o~s go
40 - ~rrrlsr curg u hts wofN -. -.
COMES pralea st5Tess n The Cnted JsAass Tree
" p"sse' DICK a rrTzoxRAr.p,
lsAnn srret rev roh
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no pseIKgERs AND NACTIrLsrs
4 10, published. ~ Y. A; BRADY - lnn 49, -
~ pfsce snrineer Al esleulns.cus reduced sng
t1ts soiking psrs of machinery mrsfrNed By tAQnS
sus rsnsr a. nsni q engines orphaned, rveu e4s
Ard rsshps should havv cYy. espec>aly ho pr~Ss -
fcf sufninsuors Price oaly ~ %
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rssysrd u thz rapTer INT, he srrsved - port 90 q
The roe s,ecp that evident . III be was max
M ibc most energetic ere Ons 70 asccnf, but vho
suecess Awry heavy VIVID VI. blowing Al the time.
90 mt, that hs balsace poe several ines, tvs
ed ID his tants While the waving a ha feathers and hs
esssr and the mspntr In which be compelled 20 In
cline f1rrUd rcsst the blsst Indicated the tsmen
deus alatrities be was encoenterlng l.ndlnz - ~
uurss sstend ns1sclusi though persevcring he &c
traced ia sters back wsrdsover thcGsa1d rct-to tAe
tiriig polni vhen. lowering bis pole. he himself De
ri.sr spd mid nc pi,sa,s d ,hc crowd vas irvsa 70
scs.isg-y Bsads "a %, apps. . b ,s ~,
sxp-tssoss were those Of disappolntmcni that be
bad rot been able 70 A. the entire distance, a. he
ytnd tie rowrr of 70 accomplish b., be instantly
t arrangement for elevana the eastern end o.
The -cpe scrnr hfty st higher thar a present y q V
make Il level Throughout and On hs next perform
arc be vii ~itto.t doubt 40 the entire Stance Re
vii Also ~ that time perform other sri more woa6era
fsss beirgone Of his peculiar ties 70 keep W TIE nts
rect q his exhibitions By constant dspsl u soms'bns
Re has made arrangements b, repeat the feat of
lrs tbc rope every Friday serpcon aad beyond doubt
a. ocn their peculiarly startling nafare comes 70 be
kaorn, he wll be favored with large and sprreca'ive
Astyszros m A rrrx BALLOON.
N morrow serpecr should the weather prove fsyors
o. zoe q the "a. Il IN se..s i 's. e.cs y
then .sessd 10 paper rsrlsedj balloon, vhich by is
means o. control viii leave him entirely The mercy Of
The elements II Il daredevil performasce, and such
an one ss but few individuals would dare 70 ssssy.
sesofuIa.-A Few Bottles % kennedy's
Meaca Dscovsry, iudIcious appk aicn q The sercfus
fotmen Healing Ointment and strety forwfnk IL u
r-raon the psophies around eses sosls WI cure ne
rase.
Radical Curs Of Hernia, or Rapture
nr MARSH. % the vel Known hons. ~ xsr~h 90
Ma street Assor Hoi>e OPPOSITE ~ Psws h1rcn
dsTotss syscs ssnioa 70 se srwcs sssyssoa - % hsa
es~. us a. Osa rurss esv Diseases tres-
srns e j = perod " rsErHlNg IN ClfIDFtr ...~r~-
wWzx vb~ WAvx ggAT Old rvs~x FDt y tt~rS
= bsf---r ass st~stO~s sooral~7 sfs.g
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-01-28
FOUNDRY
Machine ShSD,
SAN RANCISCO.
Established im 1880,

IN1lE undersigned continue to manufacture at
l. the above establishment, every kind of Ma
chnery and Of Iron and Brass Casting
We are sole makers of IIOWLAND'S PATENT
ROTARY QUARTZ MILLS, which have now
been thoroughly tested in many localities, aud
are believed to offer many advantages over any
other Mill now in use
We also manufacture Quartz Mill machinery
of any other description required /; Saw and Flour
Mill machinery; Shingle Machines Steam En-
gnes Force Pumps 40, &c.
Quartz miners can be supplied at short notice
with Screens Of any degree of fneness. made from
the best Russia iron, and in the most perfect man
ner. We have facilities for furnishing this article
to any extent which may be required
Orders are respectfully solicited for any of the
above, or other articles in our line. II is our de-
sign to turn out the best work, for which we have
facilities, at least, not inferior to those of any
other establishment on the Pacific Coast, and at
the most reasonable prices
GODDARD, HANSCONE & RANKIN.
(Late Goddard Il Coz
San Francisco. Aug IL, 1859. 31.6m.
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PENMANSHiP
Double Entry Book Keeping
49,. taught by...
D. Webster CIegg, WeaVervilIe.

CtEVERAL PERSONS HAVING indmatcd a
- wish 10 attend an Evening School in the bran
ches above named and prolering their endcavors
to solicit other pupils deem it my duty to com
ply with their request and render such all intor-
nation and instruction within my power, provid
ing few persons more respond to this notice, it
being issued by request Private instruction Civ
en- to a few persons in daytime if desired. For
further particulars enquire at the News and Sta
tionery Depot, without delay. A few of Critten-
denis Bookkeeping on hand and for sale.
hage-not at great eXpense-neaty fitted uI
comfortable and suitable room for pupils
Weavervillc, Dec II, 1859. rs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-01-28

EASTERN EvENTS.-Civil law has been restored
at Charestown, Va, and the military sent home.
Five men and one girl were burned to death in
New York on the Goth of December. Hon. Lynn
Boyd, of Kentucky, is dead. Two hundred
Southern medical students have left Northern
colleges, lately-very indignant. Dec. 2Oth the
Commercial House, at Rockland, Maine. was
burned. Dec 21St, the enameled cloth manufac-
tory of Brown & Prentice, at Newark, n. j., was
burned. Joseph Taylor's factory at Sunbury,
Connecticut, was burned Dec goth. Seven fe-
males were burned to death. Mrs. Gen. Gaines
has quit her husband, and applied for divorce.
Cause, neglect aud shocking open infdcity.
The treaty ratified with the Mexican government
hy Minister McLane. gives US perpetual right Of
way across the lsthmus of Tehuautcpcc. for which
Uncle Sam pays Sl9,Oo0,O0o, one-half Of which
j. reserved for payment Of claims held 10y Amer
ican citizens against the GreaseIs.
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To Capitalists and Owners Of Real Estate
who contemplate making Perma-
nent Improvements
PNGNTX WORKS.

DROPRIETORS OF THE PHOENIX IRON
L Works, San Francisco, desire to call your par
ticular attention to the fact that they are success
FIREPROOF Doors and SHUTTERS, BANK
VAULTS, PRISON CELLS, &c. NC, at
Greatly Reduced Prices.
Our practical knowledge Of the business has
been rendered complete by ten years experience
in San Francisco.
Our best reference is our 1rork, which can be
seen in nearly every city and town in this State
and Oregon. Particular attention paid to orders
from the country.
A large assortment of second hand Doors and
Shutters always on hand, and for sale at very
low rates, at 172 Battery street, near Pacific,
San Francisco. oct.29.4l.l3t.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-01-28

ECHOES OF THE ALPINE HoRN.-The following
account of the echoes of the Alpine Horn is from
one Of the letters Of Prof VIM. b. Bradbury
written while travelling in Switzerland.
Il had heard much about it, !jiT had no just
idea of its enchanting affect 1t is a rough tube
Of about six feet in lenght and two inches in
diameter at the smallest end. aud four or five al
the largest4-the latter curving little in the
shape Of a powder horn. Whether the tone Of
this rough instrument is Of itself pure. or rather
whether it would be pure and clear down among
the dismal inhabitants Of earth, it is difficult to
judge, on account of the rarity OF the atmosphere
at this height; here, however, it is very sweet
and full. But the sounds, as they are caught mp
repeated aud re-repeated by echo for the sixth
aud seventh time, even from mountain to valley
and from valley to mountain, keeping up a con
tinued and increased succession Of the notes
played, produce the most beautiful effect perhaps
ever listened to in the music Of nature. The
peasant who blows the horn, if he understand,
his business, generally plays variety of little
musical phrases, beginning on the dominant and
passing through the notes Of the chord to the
seventh, sometimes leaving echo in suspense, as
il were, and at Others resolving to the tonic tex
cuse me for using musical phrases. but can not
well explain these effects WithOut) Echo now
takes up his succession of sounds, first in tones
nearly as long as those given ont by the insru
mtnt then repeated at a little distance. and
purer and quicker then still further oil, and still
more rapid and refined, at each time accelerated
and purified, until at last SO rapid is the success
sion of sounds that all blend together, and you
hear full perfect arprcggio accord in the hcay-
ems, as il the angels We're tuning their harps, or
were striking the chord to some heavenly song.
) Eon can hardly realize for the moment that the
original sounds made close at your icet-those
earthly sounds-havc any thing whatever to do
with the heavenly tones You now hear in The air
We can not know how sweet the angels sing, but
il they can produce tones more pure than these,
what must be the music Of heaven Ones heart
seems almost ready to Jump ont Of his mouth in
in his ecstacy Of enthusiasm, and he will sing,
holloa, and dance, too (a- il echo would mock
that,) and all his coarse tones he hears caught
up. purified and repeated, till filed with wonder
and admiration he sits down completely eXhauS
ted. 1t seems Ike nature mocking art, for the
lUrest tones man can make are 80 inferior to
those sent back to him by echo that Le feels quite
ashamed Of the original
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
DALY'S VALLEY WHISKY.

WE BEG TO CALL THE ATTENTION or
w dealers well as consumers to the follow
ing certificates Of we'll known Chemists, who have
analyzed
"Daly's Aromatic Valley Whisky"
The high reputation of the parties is sufficient
guarantee that the article possesses all the merit
claimed for it.
VIM. Newell & Co.,
Sole Agents
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-01-28
Magazine Announcement for 1860
WARREN & CARPENTER,
No. l67 Clay Street San Francisco,

No 1877 Clay Street San Francisco,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN AGRICUL-
| tural and Miscellaneous Books. Stationery Of
every description. Latest Novels received by
every steamer.
General agency for California, at publishers
prices. for newspapers and magazines published
in the United States and Europe Any papers or
magazines subscribed for, will be delivered at our
Office, 1cith tie m}dlion Of postage, only. When
preferred they will be re-mailed to any part Of
the country, in which case an additional charge
will be made, Ito the annexed plicps,] to co0er
posture and trouble of re-m0Hing, as follows
Papers ........ so cents per annum
Magazines. 81 90
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MAGAZINES.

Eclectic Magazine, General Agents. IS four
Reviews and Blackwood, SO Atlantic Monthly,
So : Hunts Merchants Magazine, So Harper's
Monthly. So Littell's Living Age, (weekly) Sc :;
lie Bon Ton Of Fashion, 81 ; Frank Leslie s
Monthly. So; London Illus. News, Sl5 &; Cooley s
Magazine, So London Art journal, Sl2 Great
Republic, So ; Knickcrbocker, So The Printer
81 ; IIorticulturist (plain) 81 same, colored,
IS Gardeners Monthly, 81 ; Cncinnatus, Co.
hinl 81 Mathematical monthly. S I.
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BILLIkR DIS
BANK b XCHAN G b
The most comfortable Saloon
in Town, either by DAY or NIGHT.

TNHE PROPRIETORS BEG LEAVE TO
/ state to the public that their Saloon is now
furnished with THREE NEW BILLIARD
TABLES Marble and Slate beds, with Pheian' $
Conlbinati6a CuShi0ns. direct from O'Conner x
Collcnder, makers, through their agent, NJ E..
Hughes, San Francisco.
The Bank Exchange Bar is furnished with the
best the market affords, at all times.
Champagne, of the celebrated Ciiquo' brand,
always on hand. +. j. YOUNG.
WeaVervile, June IS, 1853. 22.
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.NENSpApERS. ETC.

ITarpcr's weekly, S3 Scientific American, 50 ;
Frank Lesie's Weekly, So so 4; Scientific Arti-
san, 81 Am. Stock Journal, (soe AGENT S ;
Country Gentleman, 81 so Cutivator, 81 A
merican Agricaltprist, 81 Working Farmer, 81;
Wool Grower, 81 HORTICULTURAL monthly, 81.
All subscriptions AZ Publishers PRICES must be
rene,red in Season tor current Dta4s aInaddtion to
the above, any other Periodicals. can ~, Supplied
to order Back numbers Or MAJ gazihesand news
papers constantly on hand. sA0iEitrs litis Books,
stationery, &c, promptly fllled9and Forwarded to
must include the above prices aud postage. Reg
lister letters at post Office.
WARREN & CARPENTER,
5l2m. l67 Clay St., San Francisco.
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WIN. II. DAILY, ESQ.

WM. IT, DALY, ESQ:
DEAR SIR Your" Aromatic Valley Whis-
ky" is received, and, after careful examination,
find il to be pure article. entirely free from
the adalterating ingredients frequently used
JAS. j. MAPES, Chemist.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-01-28

ONE ACRE AND QUARTER.-A Nevada paper
states that man named Dunn who resides near
Nevada city, raised last year from an accre and
"a quarter OF ground, fruit aud vegetables, whith
be sold for $l,C77 IS. IN addition 10 this he led
COW on The leaves, roots, etc, thcrefIom, and
kept some poultry. The co" ycalded a profit Of
S573 and he made from hi. poultry $3.50 bcside.
increasing bis stock Of poultry. This makes a
total OF $4,000 from acre and IA quarter Of
mountain soil! See the contrast! hundreds of
men who have hundreds OF acres, are as poor as
church mice, while this man. with but FIVE Icods,
is rich comparatively, rich!
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THE JOURNAL.
WcaVcrviIlc Post Office.

The mail for the Atlantic States and Europe
by the steamer Of Feb. 9th, will close at this Of
fee on Monday svening, January 30th, at o.
clock. p. IN. JAS. O'CONNOR. p. VI.