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KENOSENE OH.
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L Reduced Price.

(EsIABLIsHED 1881
A NNoUNCE that, having made great improve
Z n ments in the manufacture of Kerosene they are
now enabled TO Offer it TO ghs Trade at
A Reduced Price.
The attention OF consumers is respectfully called
TO the 5ubioned table the result af phOtOmetrical
examination by EDwARD y KENT, of New York,
Chemist and dated Feb. 3 1856.
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That Valuable Farm,
RAILROAD COAL.

I1E hucsL C1Ain Tie city of Nashville is at
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gives ne weight per bushel. ltis guaranteed
10 give more heat, ad SCOT than ANY otieI
.oS oa,.r.su ior sale. Ne viii continue TO supply
oar .rteIus tnd CusIO At usual lO" prices
.ufiu. the Co .uIns winter. iEy the 1EISA CO-A
.I.i Convinced tnIt iL - the most economical IL
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tue Iarl y .cS oI - c. Il. II. DepOL NH be prompt
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rand solsolidalrd aJl!ery Of Delaware

! OS fIE hANASA PLAN.
I kxiTg Cgass q.
!, se irawn IN waminEtoH, delaware, Taesi4y,
7. Jan 81. ISM.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
f o r S A L E.
T.at Suburban Residence.

IYISHiNG TO make other Investments, wepro
wv p,setuscIlIIiour ReaI;stateIn DavidsOLto. .,
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CAUTION.

srsons tivil AZ At q aIstsace sasald ba extremely
tioas of "a ssn they oFer LJtIsry Tickets or Ger
tztes u Packages Of rick Is. fns eouatry A.
dsd With eosds aad sslaitsng Lotteries every
y IN the.a--1spstl Il PrizeRf froan 20 0Jl - st0.
head tassr scne nes--Sith hcxets AZ sDae D,s.lsr
10 600 Clpitsl Prizes are nGsruI, IIckoss "a Al
n, IN every ! staace, are frsadss aud Il money
kat them OR sc< a, % Is aIsaitlrSSa aw.s
hout the sa1ao OF Games of getting = prt1s
ware OF all Lstt-rsss shers The . spltai Priz- /,
lsaails large N eoaPlFisoa % tae price Ol lex.
IA every iasttDee shsre large prizss are osrr.
bor s-aall eost OF rekers, pot it 40 En Gar esr.
fraa4- F.iAScEs sR1ADBESrs CO.,
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NJ hS. w IN SLo".
A Inexperienced Nurse and Female Ply sician pre-
"A sents to the attention OF mothers her
500 L Ill IN q 5 SYR U p,
For Children Teething
whichgreatly facilitates the process of teetLlng,b
softening the gums and reducing all inflammation wi
allay ALL PAIN and spasmodicaction ,andis
SUREro REGULATE THE BOWELS
Depend upon it, mothers it VIII give restto your.
selves, and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
Price % cents per BOTTLE.
Wehavc putupLndso this articlefor overten
years, anu CAN SAY, IN CONFIDENCE Nd TRUTH o
It, what nave been able to say Of
any Otner nedicine-NEy ERHAs 1T FAILED IN
SINGLE INSTANCE. 70 EFFECT CURE, when
timely usedI Never did :. we know Instance
Of dissatisfaction by any one who used it, ON
tue contrary, all are de- ighted with opera
tons, and speak in terms - of highest comments
ton Ot it's tnagica leffects - and medical virtues
We speak in this matter n '.wHAr VIZ DO KNOW
aiter ten years expert ence, AND PLEDGE
REPUTATION FOR THE FULFIL MEST Of WHAT HKsk
DscLAkk- IN aimosIeHeTy Instance where the IN
rant is suffering from pain aud eXhausIion relIe
wall be found In fifteen = twenty minntes after
the syrup is adninisI tered.
This valuable prepara = tIon IS the prescription
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FUL NURSES IN New Eug - land, and has beef
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THOUSANDS - OF CASES
Not only re ewes the child - from pain but inviP
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ity and gives tone ana en- ergy to the whole sys
TEN. IL viii almost stantly relieve
GRiPING IL THE A. BOWELS, AND
WIND - CUIIC.
hdovercomecon vulsions-- watch If not speedily
remedied, end in death We believe il the best
aud SUREST REMEDY IN me - WORLD in all cases o.
DfSENrEttf AND DIAR - RHEA IN CHILDREN.
whether 10 arises from N teething or from any
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that VII be sure-yes, ABSOLUTELY SURE
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used. u
FuiIlIrection s Tor using- will accompany each
ootile. None genuine un= less the fac-simile OF
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SIDE wrapper.
Sold by iruggiststhrough outthe world
Principal oice No. Is, Cedar st. New York.
JuneItNWly Price 2b cents per bottle.
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sPIENDIb SCHEME.

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GLOVER Fiinothy Hrrd Grass, Blue Grass and
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lOw los cIsu. RAINS, BROWN & Co.
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AUSTENS, Agents,


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tuers sFrIoces OF aIILheSeW York Wholesale Drug
1izirs, Grbcers ,CImPhee aud turning FLUID Manu-
= JLureTs and i ca!cFs Ia Lamps.
Ns-kEROsENE tbs the trade mark ofthe kerc
seue oil Co., aNd ali persons are cautioned agtns
using the trademark fOr other oils. octi-om
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4 beeu<zf4f s<<>r<zs<ntJss9 eDzzez a< Inrk>z N
n sz< 4a4 t-zss zsf< &c Ces<co eransjkCaasn
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-29
A Laudable Move.

A movement is on foot with some Of our citi-
zens which has for its object the delivery of a
course of lectures on such subjects as will be Of
interest to the community, the proceeds of said
lectures to be devoted to furnishing the public
school with library and apparatus. The names
of gentlemen who are 10 deliver the lectures
have not yet transpired, but we feel confident
that their efforts will meet the hearty support of
our community. The object is a laudable one,
and cannot fail to produce good effect The
necessity for some Apparatus and good School
Library has been felt and a movement in this
direction should be hailed with delight. Our
public school has been supplied with small
library by the teacher, at bis own expense, but it
is altogether too insignificant for the purpose in
tended Class books alone may be sufficient to
impart that branch of education which is pecu
liarly the office of the school and schoolmaster,
but they are but slender materials on which to
build the fabric Of the mind 1t is in vain to at
tempt to lead the mind of youth in paths of vr-
tue and honor, without furnishing those auxiliary
means in examples from recorded history and
biography-exampe which go with him from the
school room, the companions of his thoughts
in hours of idleness recreation, and serve fire.
auentlv as models for his whole life.
The youth is but the epome of the mantle
social nature is the same, requiring to he cher
ishcd and tostered by kindred spirits. If com
panons for our youth are selected from the great
and good of past ages, fewer associates from the
streets will be required to satisfy the cravings
for social communion. In addition to this it may
be affirmed that most Of the knowledge acquired
in youth for use in ripper years is derived from
that course of general reading which should ac-
company the regular studies of scholastic life
Without the general knowledge derived from
the library, the merely educated man becomes
pedant with it, a refined scholar.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-29

SEWING MACuNEs.-The Grover Il Baker ma
chine this year received the first premium at th'
California State Fair, Mechanics Institute Fair
San Francisco ; at the Great Fair in st. Louis
Mo- at the Tennessee State Fair 4; at the Agr
cultural and Mechanical Fair, Lexington, Ky.
at the Great Fair, Cleveland, Ohio; at the Frank.
lin county Penn.) Fair, and at the Frederick
county (Md) Fair. What better proof of theil
superiority could be asked?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-29

News AGENcY.-C. b. Mcdonald, Esq, once
editor of this paper, and gentleman we'll and
favorably known to California readers, has es
tablished an agency in San Francisco for the
purpose cf supplying country papers with tele
grahic dispatches and news letters. His charges
for compiling are light although we fear it will
be impossible for the JOURNAL to indulge mncl
in telegraphc dispatches, at the present high
tariff of charges. GU can put US down for g
news letter, Nc
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-29

Hon JoHN c. BURCH has forwarded to Shasta
for the Library Association, full set of Ameri
can State papers, and the annals of Congress
also, one set of the same to the Board of Super.
vsors of Trinity county for the County Library
He also sends to the ATcata Library Associat ior
the annals of Congress, and the works of Johr
Adams
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-29

THE Red Bluff Beacon wants King elected Sergeant lat :
Arms because he has only one hand. The Placer Signal
wants Section Fus elect Clerk of the Assembly
more tmeswe suppose because he's cock eyed and has
game leg The HyirduJic Press wants Uncle Charley
Roberts elected Doorkeper because lac weighs three nun
dred pounds and can't work friend of ours had both
ewes blown out last summer by blast. What capital
guard he would be the State employ at San Quentin
McCauley's self couldn't beat him at not seeing things
Sierra Democrat
Forbes Won never said Conness once
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-29

AMONG the many chaste and poetical allegories
which occur scattered up and down in the East
ern literature, is the following:
"As the dark mould sends upward and out OF
its very heart the rare Persian rose, so does hope
grow out of evil and the darker the evil, the
brighter the hope ;-as from IL richer and fouler
soil comes the more vigorous and larger hower.''
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-29

TRINITY RIVER CANAI--Mr. Hooker has all the
timber on the ground for the reconstruction OF
the fume across the Trinity at Texas Bar, which
will be done as soon as the water falls sufficiently
The hume to Ingraham's Bar will not be rebuilt
Till spring.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-29

JUsT NoTIcE-That Loomis Il Co., of the
Mountain Market have the first installment of
their home-cured Hams and Bacon ready. Also,
an excellent article of Lard, put up by them
selves.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-29

GooD.-Bonner has engaged the Prince of
Wales to write for the New York Ledger, de-
scripton of his American tour, it is said, for
which Bonner is to pay off the national debt of
England within one year from the first of Janu-
ary next.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-29

THE SNOW" Pure as an angel and tickle love, is
exceedingly poetical but when it for week and
is literally blockaded by that pure and beautiful
element when if he ventures to step outside his door,
punges up to his neck in bath of flakes the poe.
try and sentiment turned to decided prose gentle
profanity The hereabouts Is three feet deep and
ON the adjacent mountains can't be measured This
the present makes it rather uncomfortable but every
gadsome face well knowing that it is the precur
of abundance of water and successful mining
1t Is the first real od-lashioned since
the winter of 49,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-29

ALWAYS AnEAD.-Pennsylvania made the first
turnpike road in the United States, laid the first
railroad, established the first water.works. ran
the first locomotive, established the first hospital,
the first law school, the first public museum, the
first hall of music, and the first library in the
world opened freely to ALL Good for Pennsyl-
VaDia,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-29

CONGRESSMAN BCRcH is appointed one of a
Committee to consider questions relative to the
perilous condition of the country.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-29

DISTRICT CouRr-The closing proceedings of the Deem
ber Term given below
In the of Hooker Messec ct. al the time for
fling statement of appeal to Supreme Court extended
fifteen days.
In the Hoadley Grow, the time was given
to file statement of evidence appeal execution de
layed fifteen days.
In the of Cochel ct. al Crawford ct al, IF
teen days allowed to file statement motion for
trial.
Minteer scox, ct al--Jugment for plaintiff, allow
ing him 2lO inches of water under six inch pressure,
and SAT damages.
Edwin W, Woodward admitted to practice as attorney
and counsellor ia this Court
Robinson, ct al. Watson et al.-Twenty days Civ
en- TO file replica tion to defendants answer.
Robinson, et al Clifford. ct al.--Matter taken
der advisement by Court. Fndidgs and judgment be
filed in v acation.
Parish vs. Kelly Vance.--Jas Gallagher appointed ref
cree to take testimony Of H. Hooker and H. GREENWOOD
garnishees.
Ferguson VS.. Duncan.suit dismissed at ptG's cost.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-29

DELAYED BY THE SToRM.-Mr Houk the Hum
boldt mail man. had not arrived when we went
to press lie is week behind time, occasioned
probably by heavy SHOWS on the coastward noun
taina
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-29

THE CHRISTMAS BALI.-Billy McCarthy's Ball
on Christmas night, is said to have been very
pleasant occasion. The inelement weather pre-
vented many from being present-all who antic-
ipated coming from the neighboring towns But
those who did go enjoyed themselves tremen-
dously. The affair was not very remunerative to
Mr.. Mccarthy, but those who were there pro-
nounce it the best of the season.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-29

DIsTRcT JuDGE.-Gov. Downey has commits
stoned W. 7. DaingerfeId Judge of the Ninth
Judicial District
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-29

We thank Greenhood IL Newbauer for express
favors done, and newspapers furnished within a
week
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-29

SENATOR WIGFALT, of Texas, remarked in the
U. S. Senate, Dec. 5th, that President Buchanan
would precipitate the measure he wished to avoid,
speaking in reference to the disunion movements,
South. Senator Wigfall, it will be remembered,
is a notorious character !; one of the leading dis
union spirits of the Lone Star" State, and what
is better, one whom the Governor lately snubbed
by refusing to convene the Legislature because a
few hot heads, for the purpose Of serving their
own ends, requested him to do so. WiglaH is
doomed to disappointment.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-29

THE argument of Reyerdy johnson in the New
Almaden case, fills III octave pages
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-29

WHAT A WHoPpER--A correspondent of Boston paper,
speaking the Chicago Convention, says: God in
the Convention" Whew don't believe word of it.
Did Mt Seward say it was mt bit like a love feast
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-29

was first tried last August at Weavervilc
ToDD CoCIRII, AL.ThS is action for mi uries
garden occasioned by the ing of reservoir On
the trial of the heCourt truct the jury sub
stance that to entie the plaintiff to recover 1t
appear that the breaking of the reservoir resulted from
the gross negligence of the defendants This instruction
considered by itself doubt erroneous but the
Court proceeded to explain What by gross neg
ligence in such that the jury could have
been msed. They told that the defendants must
have taken the of their reservoir and the
in it, as they would have done being prudent men, had
the garden of the plaintiff been their property that
otherwise they had been guilty of negligence
were liable in damages We understan the law be well
settled that the of ured in such
that which discreet person would if the whole risk
we're his own The cOndu ct Of the defendant must be
viewed with reference to the caution whcha prudent
would under the given circumstances have observed
This is the rule laid down in Hoffman Tuoumne Coun-
y Water Company 4 Cal, 413) and in Wolf st. Louis
Water Company (lbd 541.
We think the fairly submitted to the jury, and
we re unable to perceive that n usce has been done
The Judgment is therefore affirmed. COPE j.
We concur: BALDWIN, j.,
C. j
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-29

EDITORIAL CHANGE.-In the CaIaUerds Chronicle
of Dec. 10Th, o. ID. Avalinc, announced to its
with that paper, and that he was editor and pro-
prletor. That announcement ought to kill any
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-29

THIRTY thousand apples-forty bushels-grew
on one tree in the orchard of VIM. r. May, of
Pomfret, Conn, this year.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-29

TN COMPLIANCE WITH AN ACT TO PRO
l. vide Revenue for the support of the Govern
ment of this State, hereby give notice that the
sale of all real estate improvements and person.
al property assessed in this county, on which the
Taxes remain unpaid, will commence on
Monday, January 7th, 1861,
at 10 o'clock, a. m., at the door Of the county
Court House, in the town of Weavervile
|. G. MESSEC, Sheriff.
and ex-oilicio Tax Collector for Trinity County.
Weaverville, Dec. 20, 1860. 49tds.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-29

THE CRIss.-The clouds OF dsunion which
hang over our country are growing darker and
more threatening. Iverson, of Georgia, from his
place in the U. S. Senate, used the following
strong language: " The hatred of the North for
the South is as deep as hell and tell my breth-
rem on the other side of the floor, there is no love
lost between us. No power on earth can prevent
our going out of the Uuion." 1t is to be hoped
that the Senate contains but one such mad man.
Several members from the Southern States de-
cline positions upon committees, alleging as a
reason that they know not on what day they may
resign,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-29
DISSOLUTION.
ESTRAY'

CAME TO THE PREMISES or ar, ln Tosr
~ scriber, at Stroupe's Ranch o'us o.,iows Osf
ship. two brindle cows, marked as ioi' hite stsr
about five years old, with small WIT The OaSs
forehead, branded ii on right MP uhite F1
is three years old, with three small The OF'
in forehead, branded II on right h'P. cbStsd
er is requested to prove properly PMIiiLLBE.
and take them away. u v, L. 43t
Stuart Township, Dec. II, 1867.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-29

TuLARE DELTA.-L. A. Holmes, late editor of
the Mariposa Gazette, has taken the seat lately
made vacant by the killing of Shannon, former
editor OF the above paper. We hope change of
location will tend to his reformation.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-12-29

"OLD VIRGINIA NEVER TIRES. John NJ.
Bolts has put an extinguisher upon the stories
in the New York Herald relative to movements
in Virginia. Mr.. Bolts says the letters from
Richmond, published in that paper, I" are fabu-
lous and unfounded to the last degree" Virginia,
he says, I" is sound to the core on the Union
question, and has no idea of being hitched to ol
dragged into, any movement that looks like one
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