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cannot help you. my boy, have TO
carry your sister. Come, jump up, like o
man all the danger is over now--put your
arms round my waist, and will walk slowly
to the shore. Cheer up, my lad we will 90
and get draught of wine and some dry
clothes at the village inn, and you will soon
be all right"
"Oh, | shall die shall diet!
" Nonsense, die You were very near 10
Just now, and that is quite enough for yoo.
Come along, come; put your arm out that
Is II. There, now, clasp me round the wais,
with the other hand-so, that is il. Make
an effort to come along. You will soon be
out OF It. So, man, that is it. My eyes,
what tremendous lightning! Ahoy. there
I!t'isham, ahoy! ilelpr' cried Herbert,
shouting with the voice Of a sten,or, over.
Joyed and restrung with the delight of hav-
ing saved two more fellow creatures.
That flash of lightning had done good ser.
vice, for some of the old fishermen looking
out from the village had caught sight OF the
three strugglers. and percciving lady lying
helpless in the arms Of one. and the other
fioundering in the water, two or three men
rushed down.
Here, sir, give me the lady" cried one.
No, thank you--never while | live,"
said Herbert. Here, you may take this
gentleman off my waist il you like. That 10
right. So, well done. Now, run one Of YOU
over TO the inn, tell them to make roaring
fires in their best bedrooms, get plenty Of
blankets and muIled port wine, and if they
have no wine, some hot spirits and water"
Ay, ay, sir" cried the men, hearing at
once, from the decisive tones Of Herbert's
voice, that they were speaking to one accus.
toned to command, and Of a rank superior
TO themselves and in five minutes more
Herbert bore his lovely burthen into the little
village inn, and having ,noistened her lips
with wine, she eventually opened her eyes,
and uttered the words, My brother !"
"All safe, ;" said Herbert.
A gentle pressure Of the hand returned
the lady's thanks more expressively than
words could have uttered, and II Herbert had
doubted how well his heroic labors were ap-
preciated, that doubt would have been die.
PEELED by some words that followed.
" do not quite hear" kneeling and plac.
ing bis ear close to her lips.
See to your own clothes before you catch
cold"
God bless you ~ said Herbert, ~ will"
pressing her fingers to his lips; and then, as
he covered .nem carefully over from the cold,
he saw her gentle eyes close, aud the big,
bright tears gush from under those long aud
darkly frnged lids.
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ECcESrRicITIEs OF AUTHoRs AND Com
rosERs.-Paesiello could only compose in bed
and Cimarosa's muse never inspired him un
less in the midst Of dense and mirthful
crowd The historian Mezerai had con
tracted the habit Of writing by candle fight,
and could not dispense with il even in the
clearest day and hottest month of the year.
Descartes thought and wrote stretched at
full length on his back while the great ju-
rist Culas wrote all his works lying pros
trate on his stomach Guido REM fund it
impossible TO handle his brush unless at,ired
in magnificent apparel; and Haydn himself
declared he found composition difficult unless
| he wore on his finger the ring given him by
| Frederick II. hlathurin the poet always
stuck wafer on his forehead between his
eyebrows while writing. Napoleon used "a
| mutlate The sides Of his arm chair with his
pen knife and the readers ri Glover's
ballad Of " Admiral Hosier's Ghost" would
never divine that il was composed while tbs
unconscious author destroyed w.:h his cane Z
magnificent bed Of tulips, to the horror u IL
| fsir oyDt,, FsA- T-yo:ls.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-18

FOREIGN M,NsRs TAxEs.- We learn from the
Sheriff Of this Countrywide returned W ed
nesday from the South Fork-that Mr. Mes
sec, the Deputy Sheriff of Trinity, has been
over into this county collecting Foreign
Miners taxes Of the Chinese, and that when
expostulsted with by persons at the ferry, he
told them 70 attend to their own business
Also, that the statement Published by es
some weeks ago, in relation TO = similar ioray
BY a former deputy was correct, the contra
dlcton Of the Weavervile Tunes to the con
trary Notwithstanding. Humboldt Times.
Our contemporary seems to take particular
delight in misrepresenting facts, particularly
in regard to anything relating to Trinity
County. We believe tina. the Editor of the
Hun botdt Ti,aes is perfectly aware that both
Mr.. hlessic and the former deputy" to
whom he refers in the above article, were
engaged in simple discharge Of the duties
of their Office, in strict accordance with the
law which says: "Shoed any person Liable
to pay such tax in any county of this State
escape into any other county with intent to
evads the payment Of such saz, then, and in
,ha. evea., it shall be lawful for the collector
to pursue such person, and enforce the pay.
ment Of such tax in the same manner as il
no such escape had been made" lie must
be very obtuse Of comprehension or very ma
licious, to reiterate such charges without
making proper explanation of them.
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A Freak OF GENERosITv.-One Of tho
most penurious Of bachelors, this afternoon,
after attending the opera, was guilty Of max
ing gift under circumstances somewhat ori.
ginal. He entered a millinery store, and ac-
costing a very pretty attendant, inquired the
price Of hat which he saw in the window.
She took it out, and, in order to show its
beauties, placed it on her own head, with
old bachelor admired 1t, and. pulling ten dol.
lars from his pocket book, concluded to buy
pencil in 'EsRS,sqh qhssps! the money aud, with
send it. she should
Wear /. yourself, my dear" was HE
blunt reply as he left the store.
Boston Gazette.
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cE The following lines are abo1e a
raise. They are surprisingly beautiful:
The spring of life is past,
With its budding hopes and fears;
And the autumn time is coming,
With its weight Of weary years.
Our joyousness is fading,
Our hearts are dmined with care;
And youths fresh dreams Of gladness
All perish darkly there.
While bliss was blooming near us,
In the hearts first burst of spring
While many hopes could cheer us,
Life seemed glorious thing
Like the foam upon a river,
When the breeze goes ripping Ger
These hopes have fled forever,
To come to Us no more
IT'S sad-yet sweet--to listen,
To the soft winds gentle swell
Aid think we hear the music,
Our childhood knew 80 well.
To pase out on the even,
And the boundless fields Of air;
And feel again our bt yhood's wish,
To roam like angels there
There are many dreams of gladness,
That cling around the past
And from that tomb of feeling,
Old thoughts come throngng fast.
The forms we loved so dearly,
IN the happy days now gonei
The beautiful and lovely,
So fair to look upon.
Those bright and gentle maidens,
Wbe seemed so formed for bliss
Too gloriOss and TOO heavenly,
EoE sveh world as this;
7Nhose soft dsrk eyes seemed swimming
In a sea of lquid light;
And -whcse locks Of gold were streaming
U'er biows SO sunny bright.
whose en,i4es were like the sunshine,
In the spring time Of the year
51ike tue cAasgeiul CLEANS OF hpfll,
They have tol.ewed every tear
They have .sassed-iike hope-away,
A their love,ness has fled.
oh many heart is mourning,
That they are with the dead
Like the brightcss buds Of semmer,
They have fallen from the stem,
Yet oh-itis a lovely death,
TO fade from earth like them,
And yet-the though, is saddening,
To muse on such as they;
And feel that all the beautiful,
Are passing fast away!
That the fair ssnes whom we love,
Like the tendrils sf a vine,
Grow closely to esch loving heart,
Then perish on their shrine
And can we piiihk of these,
In the soft and Rea,le sprfa9
" hen the trees are waving DER IFS.
And the towers are blossoming.
For we know that winters coming,
With his cold and stormy sky;
And the glorious beauty round US,
Is budding but TO die.
Louisville journal, lS47.
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Salmon River Correspondence.

SAwYER's BAR. Aug. 4, 1855.
EpIToR TInEs-Dea, SIR 1t is with
great reluctance claim a short space in your
paper In order that this section Of country
may be noticed little. wrote to a neigh
boring press about four weeks ago, but as yet
have seen no publication OF the same. For
what reason they refuse to notice US am
unable TO say, without it is that our style of
writing does not suit them. Now we miners
do not pretend to be fowery, high flown
and romantic set OF writer's we deal in
plain prose. facts and matters as they happen
among us, but we claim small sense Of pro-
priety, aud think we know when we are
badly treated.
The miners on this river are doing unusu.
ally well river or fiumed claims not so
well as last year, but the banks and bars
much better, many paying from one ounce
to s25 per day to the hand. and some much
better.
We are now erecting a church on this bal, ,
SO you see we are moral set of folks and
disposed to do good.
The principal topic with US now is the en-
suing election, which s assuming spirited
and animated appearance, and will be hot
time and quite unhealthy for some. We
quote Bigler stock at 40 per cent. discount,
with no snles. He will be dealt with at the
coming election in hostile manner in this
section. 1t is clearly ocular and tangible
what the result will be in this county
''overboard - he goes.'
Foote stock 90 per cent. premium. quiet
selee and probability Of a rise. They do say
one "Sam" who travels about after night
with a dark lantern, will carry every thing
before him in this county.
Mr.. Sprggs, our accommodating and good
looking expressman, arrived from Shasta in
lS hours this trip. Ran is u fact boy and
lone you read of" anything entrusted to
him is sure to meet with prompt attention
He is favorIte with all in this section, ladies'
not excepted. Yours,
CHIHUAHUA.
Our correspondent makes some complaint
in regard to the delay in redeeming the tick
ets in Daigh's Rattle. We would refer him
to the card of Mr.. Daigh, which will be
found in another portion Of our paper. for in
formation in regard to the matter. We are
satisfied that MIR. d. will act perfectly honest,
and redeem every ucK-, is.u.a w n'""
lee. Tisks.
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~ Those who have the lssses. horuo,

~ Those who have the largest horizon
Of thought, the most extended vision in re-.
gard " tho relation of thines, are not 10
marksble for self-relisnce and stead Idx-
nent. A man who sees limitedl,J and
clearly, is more sure Of himself, snd more
direct IN his dealings with circums' ancss and
with others, that q man whose many sided
capacity embraces an immense sxten, Of ob.
jecu and Objections Just as, tn, y say, q
horse with blink.rs more surely chooses bic
path, and is iess likely TO shy.
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SE The forging of ] and -,

tE The forging Of and warrant, and
Certificates appears - be carred on in Texas
TO 'af gres''.. extent than anywhere else.
Al re"0t sitting Of the Grand Jury of
lrav' county, two huDdsed bills Of indic.
".rnt wers found agaIos. various individusls
in Gtrent sections u tina, State Tor ,Lis
',encs.
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The most insignificant people are the mos,
apt to sneet at others. They are safe from
reprisals, and have no hope Of rising in their
own esteem, but by lowering the,r neighbors.
An vice stands upon precipice. To en-.
gage in any sinful course is to run down the
hill. II we once let loose TIE prop, nsiiies Of
our nature we canno, gather in the feins and
govern them az we please il ia much easier
no, to begin bad course than to stop when
begun.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-18

BIC NUGGEr-The mammoth aurferous
Jumps are not all dug up yet. Wells. Fargo
Il Co.'S agen, al Hornitas, Msrirosa county,
writes TO the Stockton R,pub iean that a
MEXICAN took out at tina, place, on the morn.
ing Of the lst met. nugget which weighed
1880
The Trinity times., 1855-08-18

III Gov. Clark. of New York. has pap
dohed man NAMED Higgins. from the Pcn.
ten,lary of Rochester. on condition that he
shall " wholly abstain from using interesting
LIQUORS. e1cep, in case Of sickness, wbso pre-
giss3 ~ sego'sr rrsctslng pby'icisu."
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v A fea,isine's first love is her doll
second. dress third, her beau fourth, her.
sek; Eth, the memory Of her youth siIth
he- pc, grsnd child.
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RATES OF ApyERTIsINGs r

For less than four weeks-frst user
tion per square of ten lines or less. 81 90
Each subsequent insertion. ...... 2 90
Over four weeks, and under three
months, first insertion per square. 8 %
Each subsequent insertion. ...... rs
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- -,PsovExss.-.-Whas the Is
y /wise man dces In THIS =
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REAL ESTATE SALES
Dnr.unnt 10 . ls renor lie county emu. -

DnrsuRnt TO = de rec OF tile county cour, o,
trade at the May terW last, will coll on No. yt.
l3ih day OF August next, at the court house of % u,
o. Sentersvlile IN said county, bei1g lots
ana nine, as laid down In tie plat OF said tow, FiFn
are me property Of Elils SnarP, aud arc dec,.a los
sold tolay William IArar, part OF the nurrI lut-
therefor, remaining unpaid. E'N''As Uoley
twenty-five dollars Of the purchase money ,,u,
quIed IN baud, and the remainder In sY ma D' tr
months, with nerest-bonds with security ~, INrlyt
terIed lHstalments TO be given, and lien v me de-
Inc properly 1nIii the purchase money Is paI p"p
u. HICKMAN
Wy. u lS1o-lua SpcciRl Cbmni, j.
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NIlpICHi-.

by virtne Of Decd of Trust executed to IL.
sISHeS as Trustee on the 2sih day Of May,
naVIu hObelts 10 secure the payment of certain "
IN the clerks office OF Tyler county court In St ~ .es"d
lumber i". page 1923, win sell at the court hons 1OV.
yer county, on the i3IAday OF August neN r - %
o.s acres Of land, or so much thereof as nay 6e ]
~ 70 ray The debts named IN SAID lTst, and tic coS
@ Tue safe Is s'ttlee TN Tyler coq
the WaieIs o. Point Pleasant, and the SGnic W.T.
The said David Roberts resides '''oA
selling as trustee, shall convey such title un,v ~
Svsteu ~ me by the ;Tus deed Aforesaid The ttr ,
eEerts deemed to be unquestiunablc '''' "'"
40 DAVID HICKMAN.
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Trust Sale

OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
DY virtue 0i decd al trust fOn, C eorpe i4a,Jn,
ID wife 10 me beating date on the 27thday OF I'm
ahdnOw on record in Tie clerks Office OF Ohio CO..,
deed book No 80, pages 49, &c, Sharun The ga
September, 1850, at the front door OF The COnri AZ
SAID county, expose at public ale tn the highest bs
Lot numbered (7iO evenly, situated on Main sttr,i
Fifth Ward oil the cityOf Wheeling, AMI also n,,,
eetin width Of OF tit. suutbernpaT OF lot uumle ed
twenty-lOur, situated Water street in lite s5ii IT,
Ward oil The city of Wheeling. ''s
Terms Of !S6is-oRe fourth cash and THE bslspep -
Pulc. ase money credit OF FIX, Twelve aud eipg,.
months, III equal instruments, the purchaser o. rur
ers giving bond with good security bearing ne,cst
the day o. sale. aud tic lille TO be retained as
cu'ity until tue whole purchase money is paid
EDWARD n. Fl'GZHUGH
Ju="'iS TtuSis.
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Assipnee's Sale.


THE subscriber offers for sale at the Annandale Nurse
ry near M0UnLsvtle, Va, ehOce let Of Peach Trees,
grown seed procured in Missouri These Trees
grown on new soil and are very healthy and vigorous.
Also for sale, pGe, Cherry and Pear trees, Grape
Vines, Rose bushes, Ornamental Trees, etc.
Catalogues seat gratis to applicants:
.:walm GEO. n. CURTIS.
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LIVER COMPLAINT, DEBILITY.

Extract rom Jas Harris Esq IS, Letter. Alexandria,
Virginia.
Alter speaking of wonderful on himself. he says
''Mrs. H. las been suffering the liver c"nplalt and
with inability, constantly complaining, weakness
through her whole SYSTEM Size enjoys better health
than for thirty years. being entirely restored by the use OF
HanptOns Vegetable linctu.e."
Jess T. H. LOGAN & Co. Gen'l Agents
ag2 Bridge Corner Drug Store.
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FIVE silver Medal. aud seven diplomas
have been awarded to ADAMS for first class DagucreO-
types. Adams Co.'S Gallery is at the corner OF UEiom
and Main sts Strangers invited to call, citizens
course will do so. Pictures as cheap the chesp
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To the nInnufec.nrers ana Citizen. OF

THE subscribers win prepared By September 10 de
| liver Wheeling wharf or landings, rom2 10 S,O00
bushels of FIRST qualify Of ureened Coal Per day. Also,
a fine article OF Slack. Terms favorable.
U-olders or Communications will he Immediately at
tended 10 Address STEVENS & AlKENS,
ag9:Iw We lsburg, Va
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Observation-Disclosures.

Side ana SkyltgAt drrangemcnt.
Likenesses taken with all the recent improvements,
without any unnatural wheuess of hlir grey appear
black dresses. Every sIye OF cases always on
hand.
Rooms No % Monroe st. near rheCourt House.
ianl6-ly WA. CownEN.
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The coroner yesterday held inquests upon the
following persons. who died from the effects oil tie
disgracefuI Know-No;hing riot of Monday.
Dennis Diordan. aged about 81. keeper of feed
store in Quinn's Row, second door above Eleventh
on Main; shot in tine chest and thigh; died Aug.
8, at 6 A. NJ. Verdict-Came TO his death from
the hands of unknown persons.
John Chevers, aged 81, living on the corner of
Eleventh and Main; shot in the abdomen; died
Aug: Il. Ve1dict-CaGe to his death iIom tie
hands of unkno" persons.
9Yesterday afternoon the blackenel and cfarred
bodies of two other victims were disinierred from
thu ruins of the FIRE on Main street. The end is
not yet to the misery and woe aud disgrace that
the proceedings of Monday have entarleI upon
Louisville. The participants in the murders of
that day will yet live TO repent of their mad
wckedness.-COarier Of Thursday.
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WHt;EIING


Passenger with baggage. o5 cents
Passenger without baggage.
baggage -
Persons wishing Omibus 10 call tor them, please
send OF leave their place OF residence the General Stage
and Omnibus Office, corner Of Market aud Monroe Sts,
MCLuTe House
Omnibus lor BenwOOL every morning at $50.
SliALLCROSS " TERRY.
ais. mhShGin
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HOUSE AND LOT ron sATp

vi r undersigned Offers tor sale his Hn,,sc ann
;. na'AS street. east side, between MOntue aud M
ne iot rs II feet front, with good brch M
llns mouse aud out buildings s'N 80" 1--WE
~ VIII DC solu low and On ACCOMMODATING term, .
% Enquire OF S'"' O''o"e''
sens =, NO..
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Fruit Jnrs, Flat corks, Parkersbu,g water. Pure
Spices, citrate ct nasnesta, Fresh Pertumeries CBazm
with great variety OF Family medicines, Fancy Arti-
eles, ETC., atths
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nora SIDES uF rue QUESTION.

As many Of our readers desire to see fuller par
ticulars the bloody and dissraceul riots in Louis
Vile, than we have yet given, we give below the
report of the Courier (Anti K. NJ and also the
report of the Journal. *. NJ
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wheeling Female Academy"


SISTERS OF THU VISITATION,
WILL resume its exercises the 10Th Of August. The
terms according TO the advancement OF the pupil,
from 80 to 90 per quarter. These rCes include all
writing materials and Reading Books the latter eMbTaC
beSUes the usual exercises in reading, full school
OF history. The cademy is also provided with
extensive and costly apparatus LOT experiments and
demonstrations in Chemistry Electricity and Philosophy
generally, without charge. Tie charges los Music
harp piano gIiiar, Tor Drawing, Saring Painting
in oil colOrs, Embroidery ami fancy work,
the ancient nd modern languages, very moderate
aud the teacneis competent aud experienced.
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EIt should be universally known, for it is strictly
true, that lnaigss'Ous the parent large portion
the fatal diseases. DyspcPsia, Diarrha, cholera
bus, Liver COMPLAINT, and many other diseases enne
ted in City Inspectors weekly catalogue DEATHS
are generally the result Indigestion Think of this ali
who suffer from dsordere atonacs if you wlingio
be guided by advice founded upon experience resort
once to DR.. j. Hosteter's Stomach Btters, which, as
curative and invgorant, stand alone uuaPprOached.
For sale by druggists and hotels generally aud by
THOMPSON & PATTERSON,
ag9 BUSHEIELD q Co.
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SPECIAL NOTICE S.
no PRTNTERs

To PRINTERS.
We prepared to furnish Printers with wadc's SUI
perior News. Book and Job Inks. We have now on
hand:-
News lax, hand press. Dark BIne.
News Ink pOver press Light Green.
Book Ink. Dark Green
Fine BLACK. yellow.
Extru RGne de. While.
HE'D Ink. Gold Size.
ExIrR Fine do. Enrnish.
Light BIne. &c. SC. &c.
an Inks sold by US warraatedto be goods and found
not to be so, can be returned al our expense.
ns-Terms cash.
ipr7 BEATTY & Co.
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Good Medicines.


estimated that AYERS GhxERv PEcrORAL AND Ca
ruARTlc PlLLs have done more to promote the public
health than any other There can be IN ques-
ton that the Cherry Peeoral has by its thousand on
thousand of oreOs, coughs, Asthma Group,
enza, bronchitis &C., much reduced the proportion
OF deaths from consnmptve diseases in this country
The Pills are as good as the Pectoal and will cure more
complaints.
Everybody needs more or less Pugins Purge the blood
from its impurities. Purge the bowels, Liver and the
whole vIseeraI system from DISTRACTIONS Purge out the
diseases which seu the body TO work its decay But
for diseases should die only old age Take ami
dotes early and thrust the system before is vet
too strong to yield.
Ayers plls do thrust disease not only while it is
weak but when it taken stronghold Read the as
founding statements of those who have been cured by
them from dreadful Scroa, DrOpsy, Ulcers, skin Dis
cases. rheunlats, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Internal palms,
bilious complaints, heartburn, headacLe gou and many
less dangerous but still threatening ailments such aspim-
pies the lace worms, Nervous rrtability loss ap-
petite, Irregularities, Dizziness in the head eods fever
Dyseitey aud indeed every variety OF complaints for
which Purgatiye remedy is required.
These random statements hut are authenticated
by your own neighbors and your own Physicians.
Try them once, and you will never be without them
Price Is cents per box-5 boxes for 81.
Prepared by DR.. J. G.. AVER, Chemist, Lowell, Mass
and sold by all Druggists in Wheeling
a. c. GOOD y Co, Wheeling
as5 wholesale ard retail agents.