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ENGLISH AND FRENCH BOARDING
AND DAY SCHOOL

MISS BROOKE from Phila dephia, will
1Nl open her BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
Tor young Ladies, Monday, September 10Th,
1858, al No. 13S, Penn Avenue, corner OF
Seven Buildings and 9th street Miss BROOKE
VIII be assisted by the most competent Profes-
sors IN every department.
French lady, recently from Paris, is engaged
as resident governess, and every means will be
used TO accomplish her pupils in that language.
Drawing will be taught in various and elegant
styles.
RECOMMENDATIONS
"My friend, Miss Brooke, is a most estimable
lady, OF great intelligence, whose qualifications
a teacher, and whose accomplishments in English
literature, entitle her TO high consideration.
ALONZO POTTER"
81 Miss Brooke is well known 10 me as a lady
who is entirely capable of conducting successfully
the education of young ladies', and in every way
worthy OF the patronage of parents.
A. DALLAS BACHE.n
REFERENCES
The Right Rev. ALONZO POTTER. ID. d.,
LII. d.,
Right Rev. G. w. DOANE, d. D., LII. d.
Professor A. DALLAS BACHE, Supt. Coast
Survey.
Professor JOSEPH HENRY, secy Of Smith.
soian Institution.
Gen. JOHN MASON, Washington, d. c.
WILLIAM w. CORCORAN Esq
JOHN S. MEEHAN, Esq, Librarian TO Con-
gress.
Hon. JAMES CAMPBELL, p. M General
Hon. ELLIS LEWIS, Chief Justice OF the S.
Court, Pa.
Hon. G. w. WOODWARD, Associate Judge
of the S. Court Of Penna.
Hon. GEORGE VAIL, M. c., N. Jersey.
Lieut.. M. F. MAURY, LII. d., u. s. Observa-
tory.
Circulars stating the terms TO be had al The
principal Book Stores, of Miss Brooke, No.
1873 Pa. Avenue.
August 30-3tawlm.
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FLOUR IN CALIFoRNIA.-It is estimated that
about $500 barrels of -four are manufactured
daily by the mills of San Francisco and its
neighborhood.
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SCHONENBERG &c THUN.
RECHTs-coNsULURTEN,
GENERAL AMERICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY.
For the Collection of Claims the Procurement OF
Patents, Bounty Lands, and Pensions
BUREAU OF TRANSI ArIc

BUREAU OF TRANSLATION
From the French, Spanish Italian, and German
Languages, and for Typographical and other
Drawings.
No. 495t, Hh Street, Washington City, d. {.
Nov IS II
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CTRAW HATs.-we have now opened
~ our Spring supply Of Straw Goods, and are
prepared TO show full assortment All our
goods being bought for cash, we are prepared to
sell AT the lowest prices STEVENSS
May 3-3tif Sales Room, Browns Hotel
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r ETTERs TO THE PEOPLE ON

r ETTERS TO THE PEOPLE ON
IL Health and Happiness, by Catherine E.
Beecher. Paper 371 cents; cloth, SO cents.
History ofthe Council ofTrent, from the French
by John McCIintock, d. ID. Price ST.
Harpers Picture Books for the Nursery by
Jacob Abbott, in three volumes, each complete
in itself Price so cents each.
New volumes of Harpers' Story Books. Price 81.
Just received at
TAYLOR 81 MAURYS
Aug l6 Bookstore, near 9th street.
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"ORK, or Plenty 10 do aud Hours 10
w Do Il, by M. M Brewster, LIST and I'd series
IS cents.
GRAY 81 BALLANTYNE.
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DANIEL WEBsTERs EsTATE.-The Boston
Transcript learns that the executors of the es-
tate of Daniel Webster have sent printed cir
culars to persons having claims against the
same, IN which il is stated that the nett amount
of assets in their hands is $35l80 80, and the
amount OF claims is about $l55,O00. The ex-
ecutors are now making distribution among
the creditors. They divide twenty-one and
three quarters per centum, retaining in hand
about one per centum to defray expenses and
charges in the suit against the city of New
Orleans for a claim of $4,000 for counsel
fees in the Gaines controversy.
~ We learn from the Cumberland Iele-
graph that, for the week ending on Saturday
last, fifty eight boats descended the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal, carrying 6,l93 tons of coal
and ll9 tons Of coke. During the same period
there were transported over the railroad of the
Cumberland Coal and Iron Company 5,763
tons Of coal over the Cumberland and Pennsyl.
vania railroad 1861 tons, and over the Georges
Creek road 4,63O tons. Total from the entire
coal region for the week 1874 tons; and since
the lst Of January last 528,777 tons, of which
372,l5l tons were transported over the Balti.
more and Ohio Railroad, and l56,624 tons
descended the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.
A COOP CUsToM.-In Paris apothecaries are
obliged to put up all poisons in red paper,
while white labels must be used for medicine
intended for internal application.
GONE TO EURoPE.-W William Shield, ESQ.,,
formerly editor of the Norfolk (Va.) Courier,
was married recently in New York and on
Wednesday left that port for Europe on we'd
ding trip.
TENSEssEE.-The legislature of Tennessee
has chosen Col. Torbett, editor of the Nashville
Union, to be State Treasurer DIR. Burton to
Secretary of State; j. c. Lutterel to be Comp
troller.
FLOUR IN CALIFoRNIA.--It is estimated that
about $500 barrels of -four are manufactured
daily by the mills of San Francisco and its
neighborhood.
SUMAc.-Large quantities of this dyewood
have been shipped from fredericksburg, Va,
within the past year, being new article of
commerce.
b6B~ Late accounts from California state
that money is abundant in that State at the
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POPULATION OF WIscoSsIN.-The following
is the population Of Wisconsin at different
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TENSEssEE.-The legislature of Tennessee
has chosen Col. Torbett, editor of the Nashville
Unaon, to be State Treasurer DIR. Burton to
Secretary of State; j. G. Lutterel to be Comp
troller.
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BROWN AND SHOOK.

GENERAL COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MER.
CHANTS, RICHMOND, VA
And Agents for "Kerr's" " Summsrdeon" Old Rye.
aud 7. Hangers "Old Rye" Whisky. Premium
brands.
All letters promptly answered, and orders filed
Feb 20-3in
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COAL! COAL!
NHE undersigned is prepared to deliver
i White and Red Ash COAL of the best qua
lily, at Sc SO per ton (2240 lbs.)
H. G. narrower,
Sd street, Sd door south of Pa. avenue
July A-tf
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GONE TO EURoPE.-Wiliam Shield, ESQ.,,
formerly editor Of the Norfolk (Va.) Courier,
was married recently in New York; and on
Wednesday left that port for Europe on we'd
ding trip.
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A Coop CUsToM-In Paris apothecaries are
obliged to put up all posons in red paper,
while white labels must be used for medicine
intended for internal application.
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r oNGwoRTH,s Native Wines and Bran.

Aug. 7-dlm
The Trinity times., 1855-07-21
NOTICE.

Is hereby gwen that the undersigned will
i apply to the Board of Supervisors "
lrnliy county at The u"xt regular stssiun Of
sad l}'Ard :" renew his licyree 10 Keep u
frry ncfoss Trinny yer ut McGiiivrny's
Ranch JOSEPH McGlLLlNRAY
North Fork 1o~nshlp, Ma, lSh, 1855.
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Letter from Members of the Bar.

NARysvILLE, CAL. Nov. s, 1850.
To the Hon WM. K TURNER:
STR The undersigned. members Of the
Bar. and practitioners before YOUR Court
deem it hut an act "f simple justice to con
graduate You tM your dispatch Of bus mess.
and the u,thud ard order attending the
same. We do not hesitate to assert that IN
no Court in the State, will there be found
more order and dignity. than in your own
attending the administration OF the laws of
our infant system This expression of our
opinion we deem it proper to make Ia remove
contrary impressions on the public mind
created bv public print Wishing for YOU,
Sir. prosperity and the same happy develop-
ment of our Laws during your judicial term,
We remain. respectfully yours.
NJ. S. LATHAM, Of Sac. City :;
FIR \NCIS l.. AUD.
JOHN T. MCCARTHY,
FERDINAND J. NCCANN,
LEONInAS MARTIN,
u +. TARR.
IOUN ID COOK.
JOHNSON HOW ELL,
JNO. ANDERSON.
KEWEN Il MORRISON"
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SIN MILE HOUSE,
WESTERN HOUSE.
Main Street, shasta.

AND GENERAL STAGE OFFICE.
DRlCK BLOCK. On c0rncr Of Dnnd Sec
ID ond streets, Ma ySoiie, is tow open Tor
the accommodation Of the travelling public,
where will be found al all hours 0i day or
npIt. every convenience connected with a
frsl class hotel.
Tn, house being er ,irely frc-proof tn"
'ool, airy aud comfortable, with an elegant
Reading Room. supplied with all the foreign
and d, mestic newspapers "t the day. twill
be th,. constant desire of the prnpri.tI Ia
rrr der ih WESTERN HOUSF IA cpmfnrts
able home tor TIA, tra'eiIg public, to whom
he will devote especial carr-and qui't
and pleasant retreat tu all our cltILcns who
may iayor it with their presence.
RATES OF CHARGES.
Board sl2 per week, with Lodging - to
10 per week; SINGLE VI, ais. % cents; Lodging
- cents; single front rooms, 50 10 2pcr
day. r. j. MURRAY.
d9 # Poprie'or.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

To the Voters OF the 18th Judicial Dis-
,r;r,. composed Of Trinity and Hum .
bold Counties;
uAVTNG BEEN ANNOUNCED AS
III a candidate for the office of Judge Of the
18th Judicial District, deem it but an act
of simple justice to myself, IL publish the fol
lowing statement:-
was elected in 1850, almost unanimously,
by the l.. gisature Of California, District
Judge of the 9Th Judicial istrict, at that
time composed Of Yuba. Sutter. and Yoo
Counties. The Legislature, in 1851. created
twn additional Judicial Districts and in con-
sequence of the change made thereby. b.
came Judge of the District composed of
Trinity and Klamath Counties. Before
came into this district. an election WAS held
in Trinity County for the purpose of electing
County officers. and selecting Il County seat.
Som after my arrival in the district, ! was
notified that Eureka had been made the
County seat OF TRINITY uuntv. and received
ut the same tihe. the evidence rrqur red III
such cases in the manner and form prescribed
BY law AS regards Eureka. the law had
been complied with and | could legally re
cognize no other place rs the County seat
Moreover. snlrmnly affirm, that during my
term of "ffice as Judge of the District. no le
gal evidence was adduced before me. or be-
fore the District Cour', while | presided a~
Judge of the same. 10 prove that Neaverville
or any other place than Eureka. WAS or had
be- II made the County seat Of Trinity Cuun
v. WAS frequently informed by varionS
persons. that the County Judge Of Trinity
County had declared Weaverville To be the
County seat and ~ often assured that if ]
failed To hold the terms 0f the District Court
Mt Weayervlle. would be defeated as a can
didate for recollection for Weavervie aud
it's vicinity would give ma ajori,y Of the votes
cast in my Judicial District. | could make
no other reply than, that ! would prefer de-
feat 10 success. if success depended upon my
proving recrtant IT, the trust rcInSed in me,
and "A violation Of INV otiical duty.
| am now. and shall continue to be. a can
ddae and. whatever may be the result,
shall be consolcd by the conviction. that
" Truth is olunipotent, aud public justice GER
tain"
During the time that was Judge Of the
MAJ, svllle District | was prosecuted BY the
petioggers aud corrupt factions of the town
of Marvsvllle. for endcav"ring to discharge
my duties faithfully and according 10 the best
Of my ab litv 1t appears from the following
documents. that my official conduct was APP
proved by the most eminent lawy, rs in the
Sta,e, who pracls before my Court, and by
Americas greatest Orator and : atrsman.
W. r TURNER.
WeavervilIe, June 23, 1883. je23 2t
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Letter from Henry Clay.

ASHLAND, July ii, 1851.
Dram SIN IL received yor favor trans
hitting a copy Of your statement, and news
paper containing the proceedings m the
House nf Assembly of California. in relation
TO charges preferred against Won. thank
YOU for them. and for the interesting iutor-
nation communicated in your letter | am
happy 10 learn from You that the House oi
Assembly of Your State has done you Justice
In nv Judgment. the perseverance ard lntre
pdity with which you have upheld the supre-
macy of the law. and mrin'ained the dignity
6f the bench. and the hrmncss which YOU
have evinced in the discharge of your official
duties. under the trying circumstances, Just
" entile YOU To- the gratitude and applause OF
every good citizen.
retain lively and friendly recollection
Of both your father and mother; aud offer
you sincere wishes for your success aud
prosperity
With great respect. am
Your friend and obt servant.
IL. CLAY.
The Hon. WM r. TuRNER je23 p
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MASONIC NOTICE

TRINITY 1"dge No q f aud A. NJ. meet
At th,f Hall ii WeayciWllc At their Regular
Communications on the last Monday Even
ing oi each month.
Attest. NJ RUCIl, w. NJ.
j. G BUacH, Scc'y.
Weayervlllr, DE. 30th, 1854 If
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~ MAIONS.


Mary Oakley Kopku,
Edward kopka.
y the District Court of trinity county,
l. Ninth Judicial ID strict Of the State Of
California.
The people Df the State of California TO
the ai' r..said Edward kopka:
WHEREAS, The abovr- nalncd complainant,
Wary Oakley k"pka, hath flied ii the office
nf the undersigned Clerk of the Court aiore-
sad, her complaint against YOU. the object
AMI general nature ui which is tuublan a de-
cree al the Co ri Aforesaid, divurcing her
IRON the bo. DIS of mntr,mUny heretofore con-
iraciedwlth you. alleging COR cause, williul
dcseron aud neglect for the space OF two
years.
lou arr, therefore. required To appear and
answer saId complaint. IL follows. to witt
llhn ten days, il served IN the county of
TriniNt within twenty DAYS II served out Of
-aid County. tut ia 'aid Ninth judicial dis.
tract: III all other casts within forty days, in
either case cxcu.ive "f the day 1T srr,Icc-
or the complainant viii apply To the Court
aforesaid "r the relief demanded.
(Nuness,)
Wa. +. DAiNGERFIELD,
Jude 81 SAID Court.
With my private Seal annexed. there be-
lhg u" seal OF office ~ yet provided
Don" ~ ollie" IN WeuvrrvlIe tins 4th day
OF June, y. ID. 1875
II. J. SEAMAN, Clerk.
On petition to the County Judge Of tho
county OF Ttnty, II was ordered that the
service herein be made by publishing the
summons three successive months ia tho
lrnny 1imcs
II. j. SEAMAN,
Clerk Of District Court.
JOINS e. BuscH.
4 AturncN lnr Nnmnlainnnf
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TOW ER l:OUSE.
Al the Janction Of the Nrcka md Wen
verville Roads 12 miles from -bastn

yerville Roads 12 miles from shasta
T'IIK undersigned wond annuuhcr 1" The
/ public. ~ Il I.arli, ularly lu icrsuI ua'-
= lirg to aud f'om Ylcka aud Weav'illl".
that. ha,ug lca>rd ihls lorg established
stand. fim,fy ktoWn H. the "Fr''r drudge
House" he il Idri aird 10 entertain c'is-
turrr, IL as,,lc nor s rlAs-cd By an! ho-
III N Northern CaltIuia.
llayii completed his con- m"d"us huild-
ug. and Furnish il in The bet pos. II IT,
mann er. be- /, ruabh d - pruu l-e the very
b II a,cummodatio The table. ~ hcir.
tuf re- vii al~u>s BE- supplied W'h the bert
, lands the market furnishes, while from HE
iargr gardci attached 10 the ,cns's all the
vegetables grown IT, This part "f the STATE
vlIi b. furnished IN the creates, abundance.
lie as ais" "A secure cor al con. ,ctcd with
! = establishment, n@ays supplied wlth an
abundance ui barley aud hay
JAcON TOW Err
Dec. 1854. d. #
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NOTICE.
IIO q GS ~ co.


Book AND jon PRINTERS,
And Agents 'or the following Newspapers:
L'Ecn" nU PAclF,auE,
CALIFORNIA STATESMAN SACRAMENTO.
CALIFORNIA EXPRESS MarysvilIe.
NEVADA DEmoCRAr. Nevada.
GEoEGgTows News. Gcorgctnwn.
CREs ENr cry HERALD, Crcs. City.
TRINITY TINES. WeavrrviIlr.
0mre. IiS Clay street,
vt the bookstore Of Mrssrs. Allen x Sper.
between onigomery aud Sansone. n. arly
opposiir leidcsdorf street, SIM Francisco.
Refer to-L PICKEWIN0, sSnn Francisco.
q. X. fIrCn.
B. f. STgReTr,"
Col. EUsr, Marysvie.
The Trinity times., 1855-07-21
TEIlAMA MILLS.
CROrBy q pIsnop. PpOrNIfross,

CRosBY & BISHOP, PpOfRIFToRs,
TIIiS MiIi IS now in active operation. and.
l being located IN an exiensve Wheat.
grn"ng neicloo hood, wth an abundant
Mater y.@er, W. are enabled to Manufacture
rLOUR, aud sell It as Iow as any Nil in
Norihcrn California.
Merchants aud Packers at Weaver and
Trniiy. will find i greatly u their adynntig,
to buy their Flour and pack il directly from
The Mdl. Near The Viii here u At al tim.a
gcod graz ng for their trims
All II, ur UarTap',I ~ ? fine.
LEVI Gro sly.
CYRUS $, BISHOP,
Tehsma, June ls!, 1893. t..
The Trinity times., 1855-07-21
FRIEDLANDER & NATHAN

FRIEDLANDER & NATHAN
DEG leave to inform The citizens Of Wea-
ID vervilc and Trinity county in general,
that they have this day bought out the entire
stock Of merchandise Of the we'll know II
firm Of
p VI. EDER 81 60.
aud solicit from the public a continuance OF
the patronage heretofore extended to their
predecessors.
We shall always keep on hand the largest
and best selected stock of
GENERAL MERCHANDTSE,
and pledge ourselves To sell at the lowest
market price, as all our g''ods will be- bought
Tor cash only at the largest importing houses
in San Francisco aud the Atlantic States.
Our finn will continue business ~ usual in
San Francesca. at Isl Clay Street.
~ Articles VIII ch we have not on hand
here, we are prepared To take orders for.
and have forwarded from San Francisco with
ttlegraph,c dispatch.
Wcavtryir, May %, 1855
The Trinity times., 1855-07-21

THE SONS or TEMPERANCE
HOLD their regular meetings very Friday
IL egening u the Masonic Hall ~
The Trinity times., 1855-07-21
Extract Of Letter from Henry Clay.

"AsHLAND, Nov. "a, 1850.
The accounts Of the Disturbances near you
reached me. and take pleasure in expressing
my conviction nf the proprlety of your off
cal cnnduct. in the trying riotous proceedings
in which you had tn act prominent part.
With great respect, am your "b"dlent
servant, II. CLAY.
The Hon. W r. TURNER, Marysyill e.'
The Trinity times., 1855-07-21

To the Voters OF the 18th judicial Dis-
trirt, composed of Trinity and Hum"
hoIdi Couuties:
The Trinity times., 1855-07-21
ENTIRE ISTIlMUS TRANSIT BY
RAHROID.

Passcneens by the P. VI S. S. Cos Line,
will make the I>thmu> Transit by Cars, over
the Panama r ulroad, which is now finished
from Orean To Ocean, The completion of the
r nlroad obviates all the d fiicuies aud in
conveniences heretofore experienced by pas
sengers in Gro, sing the Is,hmus. and makes
the transit for FAMILIES most comfortable
safe and speedy.
The Panama route Offers facilities to pas
sengetS not possessed 10y any other route.
FIFTY POUNDS of Baggage will be al
lowed To each passenger FREE All above
that amount will be charged at the rate of
ten cents per pound,
Treasure for shipment will be received on
board the Steamer. on SATURDAY, July 18th
until 10 O'Clock, p. NJ
For Freight and Passage, apply to
FORBES 81 BABCOCK,
Corner Of Sacramento & Leidsdorff sts.
The Trinity times., 1855-07-21
NOTICE
DISSOLl'TI TION.

TNHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore *
| isting b,twrrn the und rrsgned, under the
name oi LOOMS IL co. is this day dls.
solved hy mutual consent. Eiher one Of the
pnrtnr,s il au,h"rz-d 10 use 'he name Of the
firm in the settlement of accounts
J. v LOOMS,
A j. LOOMS,
GEO WILLIAMS,
A. MUNROL.
Trinity County, July ., $3.50.
~ An Persons indebted 10 the late firm
are requested 10 make immediate payment,
as our business must be closed up Without
fuIther delay. l37-3t
The Trinity times., 1855-07-21
1875 CASES OF BOOT., -.
GOLDsTONE 81 BROS.
sHAsTA,
Have Just received 1875 cases Of assorted
Nlnin0 0AL Dre9S R0Ot1.

WtHi~g anil Dress Boot~,
which ,hev odcr for sale at small advance
-bovr Sew York costs
We hay, aIru received across the Isthmus
a beautiful lot Of
Gest'- Biae nRi Rlacs Dress Conts,
Bur and Black Doeskn Pants. ai,o, Whit.
Yellow and Figured Niar.cilcs Vests. made
expressly for our Retail Custom: and tlIo,e
&. nilenrn derir"us Of obtaining an A No.
Ball or Party Dr'ss Nhi p...ase call At
GOLDoTOAK d EROS Shasta,
Adjoining Or, shurllef7s Drug S0re.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-27

How different, when youth, glowing with
beauty of soul and heart, rich with the trea-
sures of mind, and warm with sympathy for
all of loneliness, signs, like the south wind,
s'When am dead - A spirit seems to wall
its anthem, and an eclipse Of the noontime
sun to fall upon the picture of high nature
checked in its purposes--turned from dulcet
waves upon a coral reef, against the rocks Of
a destructive shore.
''When | am dead" 1t is as mournful as
the plant Of ghost on the tempest and mid
night wind. But we must all say it some
time for the grave lies ut hand yawninY
through a bed Of tborns, or cleaning like a
white avenue Of hope leaning against the
stars.
''Whcn am dead" Strange and fearful
import hath il to the utterer, but il is a weak
phase to others, the great world. Who spenks
il may think the single going forth of the
soul will move morc--all will be as before.
When he, and YOU, and we gentle reader, are
folded in our shrouds, friends, dearest, and
those who loved Us best, will dry their tears
ere they have all begun To flow. The heart
that beats with rapture against our own will
freeze above our memory in Il short time
briefer than woman's trust or mans period
Of goodness
But ii is well thus It's the worlds custom
and natures law. We weep not for the
dead, but while they die. We shall soon be
with them; aud 1t may be good to 20 early
to our narrow homes.