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The Trinity journal., 1856-06-07

WHAT WOMAN CAN DO--AS n wife and
mother, says the II'om as AdrocJte, woman
can make or mar the fortune and happiness
of her husband and children; and even IL
she did nothing else, surely this would be
sufficient destiny by her thrift, prudence
and tact, she can secure to her partner and
herself a competence in old age, no matter
how small their beginnings, or how adverse
fate may occasionally he theirs. BY her
chcerinln, ss, she can restore her husbands
spirits shn ken by the anXictics of business.
BY her tender care she can often restore
him to health if disease has seized upon his
ovcrasked powers. by her counsels a. d
her love, she can win him from bad company,
if temptation, in an evil hour, has led him
astray. by her example, her precepts and
her scxS Insight into character, she can
mould her children, however diverse their
dispositions, into good and noble men and
women. And by leading in all things a true
and beautiful life, she can refine, elevate aud
sprituazc NIL who come within reach so,
that with Others of her sex emulating and
assisting her, she can eventually do more to
rcecncratc the world than all the statesmen
or rcformers that ever Ieg!slatcd She can
do much, alas. perhaps even more, to de-
grade man, if she chooses it, Who can esti-
mate the evil that woman has the power to
do? As IL wife she can ruin her husband hy
extravaganza, folly, or want Of Affection
She can make q devil and outcast Of a man,
who might otherwise have become good
member of society She can bring bicker-
ings, strife and perpetual diScord into what
has been n happy home She can change
the innocent babes whom God has entrusted
TO her charge into vile men and women
She can lower the moral tone Of society it.
SELF and thus pollutc legislation at the
spr.ng.hcad. She can, in fine, become an
instrument Of evil, instead Of an angel of
good Instead of making flowers of truth,
purity, beauty and spirituality spring up in
her footsteps till the whole earth smiles with
lovelincss that is almost celestial, she can
transform it to black and blasted desert,
covered with the scorn Of all evil passions,
and swept by the bitter blasts of cyerast-
ing death. This is what woman can do for
the wrong as well as for the right. Is her
mission n ltl, one? Has she no worthy
work. as has become the cry ofla Man
may have harder task 70 perform, rough
or natb to travel. but he has none loftler or
more influential than woman's.
The Trinity journal., 1856-06-07

1.-THE suhioincd piece of poetry, has. we believe,
been published in our columns, hut at the request
of some of our lady readers we give place to it
auain n--FD
The Trinity journal., 1856-06-07

A CoS.-What word may be pronounced
quicker hy adding O syllable to ity Quick
The Trinity journal., 1856-06-07

HAWKINS, editor of the Placer Press has
been admitted to the practice of law. We
thought him above it, We black-ball him
from the " tripod" Golden Era.
That's always the way When man
gets started down hill every body gives him
kick. Go on, Mr.. Era ! You don't know
what you may come to, yourself, some day.
Placer Press.
Hawkins we forgive you. But you must
admit that you have brought shame upon the
profession by being made lawyer of-be-
sides, who will believe anything you publish
hereafter. knowing you to be L'e-curgus
Golden Era,
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New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

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MAPS and R-BOOKS.-SectiOnal and
y1 Tow wnship MAPS Of all the Western States Also Msps
the United States and Canada kc together with
HANDBOOK FOR THE UNITED STATES, and fAn-
SEY'S CANADIAN GUIDE with Maps For sale wholesale
and retail, BY J. DISrUhSELL;
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amnsements.

DTCKLEY's SERkNADERS-NEW HALL,
ID No. SIS Broadway opposite Nblo's Garden
IMMENSE SUCCESS OF MARlTANA,
and will be repeated al this week. ,...,,
In rehearsal DRED; OR, THE DISMAL oM Ahr.
Concert commences u O'Clock Admission . cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29
New.York Medical College. East ljth.st.-PRELIM-
MARY COURsE.-Monday II O'Clock, Dr. Baker on hys-

New.York Medical College, East l5thst-PR Elm IN.
MARY COURsE.-Monday, II O'Clock, DR.. Barker Oh n'
and Chlorcss
MONDAY, u o'clock, Dr. CarDochan on Ampntsiions
TUESDAY o'clock Clinic for Females. by Dr. Balker.
Wedn.sday II O'Clock DIR. Cox Disessss OF the SKIN
Wednesdsy oclock, Dr. Green Apaonia and Lsfyh
Ph'hisis. , A.. Gao,
WeGnesday o'clock Dr. Doremus the Poisonous Oss
Thursday ii O'clock Dr. Uhl on Auopsrs ID Their Legal ne
lsiious -
Thur.day u o'clock Surgical Clinic, by Dr. Carnocha1
Fndsy ii O'Clock Dr. Douglas Auseui'stioD and feicu-
...
FRIDAY, u O'clock Dr.. Csrnoch&n on Amputsfior.
FTiday O'Clock Dr. DOreuus the Poisonous U@ses
Saturday. II o'clock Medical Clinic, by Dr. Cox
The Laboratory will be oprn ioT practical ins,ructin N I"
coIorical Chemistry from till Ii and fToa 70 p H.
each day. = -. , ,,.,o.k
Dr. Dreuus will the class each afternoon al O'CLOCK
IN tie Chemical Laboratory. ~.
Fxsmnatins in Anatomy BY Dr.. Conan every morning
ocok The Anatomical Rooms open fer prscca study
r. OGDEN DOREMUS. NJ. d. Dean Of the Faculty.
The Bible and yeaetnriansm.-Dr G. h. DE ,l WoLft =,
Of deliver four Lectures on the Physoloy OF
the Scrpura Argument @ 81
agair the Hal Of the Hydropac aira.e.
School No is Lasht fOl0ws On SATUHDAf ~ EN
IhG AZ u oolock 81 NDAY, a. D. and y p m sha on
MONDAY NEAT At T. p The public are Te'pecuaAy
invited ~ sttend. seats tree
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

Now Ready:
A POST-OFFICE DIRECTORY:
krsINEss MANS GUIDE TO THE Posr-oFFICES IN
THE UNITED STATES.
Containing the Names Of the and Postmsser IN
United States the is of July 1885, arranged by Sste
and Counties exhibiting the Revenue of each Once and thu
glance showing the busness importance OF every Town
with information IN regard the Rates of Postage 70 nann
and Foreign Places the Frankug Privilege and other massI
citizens generally Con,anine Also
HENSIVE CODIFICATION Of the existing POSTAL Laws
Compiled from Official source. BY d. D. I. LEIcH
Price Kl Is.
J. II. COTTON & Co.. Publishers,
No l72 Wiian-s.-, New iork
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

Puruaces, Ranges. Ac.-Constantly on Hand, lMfe
sssortrpeot OF Bottoms Pxtcnt CALORIC SELf-CLEANiSu
FURNACES which have ba highly .Pgroysd es a.. S xnS
have tsstea their merits; II yes Patent, TUBuL OanN
RANGFbahes equal 10 brsl Sexions Patent hfA,
ERs-vsry economical a. For sale BY GEORGE L. CAN
NON No 40 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29
Gperial Notices.

The Young Mcn's Fremont and DAYTON HenIrai h.u
r.ion viii fod their Twelfth Resnla Meeting on TUESDAY
tVFNISG sept. So at u o'clock az stuyyesaht instue,
" 80 Broadwsy Singing by the GLEE CLUB. Addresses
N,be IJeo A. 0AKFY HALL of th. city and Judge DOC
LITTLE ~ WISCONSIN. BY order, -.,..- -
n 81 Gtt ~ h. =. MAIRikNk ffes
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

DOCKS for the NJ l l. l. l ~
ID c NJ sAXToN Co, Ma. lp Fuli0n-s: have this d'y
/. THE DOG AND GUN;
few Loose Chapters
SHOOTING.
Anon. hich vii be found some
ANECDOTES AND INCIDENTS.
BY BAD SHoT.
Prie. In p.per 8 cents. Sent fise Of postAse ,r-
H. FtMiIIiR LETTERS on CHEMISTRY hSp LIE
RTIATIOh To COMMENCE PHYSIOLOGY AND Aoni-
CULTURE BY Justrs Liehix, D.
friee m papsr, Is cent?, cloth, 50 cents or TUE
vISE. By Perso., Professor Of Sciences a sfEseoiE
Priee % eertA
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

heretofore acting with the dlcTent pOhca
parties unite inviting their fellow citizens who are opposed
!" m, Of Slavery Free Territory and
m favor the election Of those Champions Of Republican Pn
.p aud Dayton the hall the OF
WyiLeav and MoroDs, Eastern District of Brooklyn on
TUES DAY EVENING, Sept 3Oth, l%6 at O'clock Col.
r. L. SNOW ofNew York and other gentlemen viii positively
ll.uln
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29
DARTNER WANTED-Active or Special. with
DOSI .OFFICE BOX TO sELL-The LEASE

vI'O BUSINESS MEN.-FOR SALE, the Stock
Fix,urs and Lease OF ore OF the largest and best SOA
and CANDLE MANUFACTURERS in the City Of New forl
All the fixtures good order and the business well esat
shed IL opportunity for wishing 10 enter IN
business Inquire Of g. E. LEVI Is No 10 Ffontsi, At Ia N
aud! ! n
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

lsfL. .--
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29
Chanres for Busines Q flen

4 PROFITABLE MANUFACTURING BUSI-
N NESS nor SALE III heath. ~ ooo required
Address A. T. B.. Tribune Othc".
4 MECHANICAL ENGINEER Of experience
N who can command work ald has few Thousand doiAs
hi. Disposal vishesA FARTHER with ~5uo Ia ".isehsh
The advertiser would preter gentleman
having taste for mechanics Address Box No. aSs9 New
Nork PosOfice
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

il POSING ROOM consisting Of five Double Stands wi
everything connected complete and about lWo b OF Typ
much which has never been used The Frames are so
As n,w-ony about I Apply on the prruiise
No. 10 Ann-st, Sd story.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

WALLAC THEA Err
w BoI.. and Parque 5oc. Upper Tier 2sc.i oIehsss
StAlls 81. Door. open al 81, TO commenee a. T.
EIGHTEEN NIGHTS
OF the brilliant Fairy star, -
Mi.. AGNES ROBERTSON,
Who will appear upon the Of her Summer tr1mph with
'A' COMBINATION OF HIsTRIoNTC GENIUS
Brourb, ;ore;her for many years upon the stage.
MONDAY, Sept. .,
The performance will with the muscsl piece Of
MILLf.
H. other characters by M George Hoisod Nj so;hea.
Ate which NJ Bourcicault's great Comedy If
LONDON ASsU URANCE,
In which y-. 81
Nj " alec. will appear ha'ootIS ,sy
M Blake sieile
NJ Burnett
Mr
Mr Stuart
And
Mr Dior Bcurcicaut DA<,ae
IB.nr hs fret aprearsrce IN his er'aon IL Nv OK
Nj. Asues .Ttson b-see farrAway
MTs Hoey ' 'F :.
Mary Cannon
" ith a new and beautiful mise 81 scene =,
In consequence len 9Th and Importance ~ the perform
ance VII commence AZ precisely pooIs open a %.
DROTGHAM's BUWERY ThEATER.-Dr
ID Circle Orchera Seats. 50 cents Boxes . Pit .se
GALLERY I2I Private Boxes IS Door open a. 7, 20
ulence At q; THIS EVENING:
DRFD: OR, The DISMAL SWAMP.
Uncle Jack. MI BroughaIn Nns Gordon. Nine POni.
Old Tiff ......T D Rice Mrs Cnpps. Kate Reynolds
IL Conclude with
THE WANDERING MINSTREL.
JeIn Bssgs......W. DavidEe Julie .......Mrs j. K Set
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-17
Gsmrral Nfns.
ST.. LOUIS, June ID

Of. LOUIS, June IL.
The Kansas Commission, Messrs. How
ard and Sherman, and their officers,
Messrs. Hanscomb, Lord, Townsend and
Upham, arrived here this evening, on the
Polar Star, and will leave for the east to-
morrow.
They report Kansas to be in very crit
ical condition at the present moment
When they left large numbers &c Mis-
sourians were pouring into the Territory
determined on fighting. The Free State
men were mastering and equally anxious
for battle.
1t was reported that there were about
four hundred men on each side in the vi
. cinity Of Hickory Point, and Tuesday, the
10th, was the day fixed upon BY general
consent for the fight.
One hundred and thirty men marched
through Westport on Monday to Join the
pro-slavery forces at Hickory Point.
\ letter in the Democrat says that the
town of Osawatomie was sacked on the
9th by party of pro-slayery men, who
stole horses and took away everything
available, even to the ear and finger rings
of the women.
Col. Sumner had disbanded force OF
Free State men In the neighborhood OF
Palmyra.
The Council at Leavenworth, which has
been driving the Free State men out of
the Territory, has been dissolved by Col.
Sumner.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-17
FOR PRESIDENTIAL EBECICRs
srArx II LAgGx-EDw ARD n. HoLToE, Of jfilraHke,
TIMOTHY o. HOWE, IF Green Bay

,Eg~ rhe Tribune reyiyes the lie that Coy. Al
L.1 he second democratic candidate for speak
- of the House Of Congress, was an avowed
know -aotltiug; and that the democrats formed
~ alliance with the know nothiugs 70 elect
Iam Viii the Tribune give US is authority for
ikese Statements :-Dcm9cr@-
Certainly. nelghbor. Our authority Tor say
ing tla. Gov Aiken Is \ Know Nothing in sen
titnert is his own statement, in answer 10 a.
X Marshall, Of Kentucky, when questioned on
that subject, which, taken in connection with
me TACT 81 his rcccivil.s he united support Of
tie snp:heln Know c-othings for Speaker, would
III sufficient 20 convince the editor Of the Denao-
c~4t that Mr. Aiken was High Priest Of the or
,er i he was not a member Of his party.
We quote the Union, the Pierce and Douglas
organ a. Washington, in proof Of the coalition
torrlse>. between the Democrats and II. Ms
IL saYs lie Democrats made a proposition e
y hich the southern Know Nothings acceded,
aud gives the name Of Mr. Aiken as the one
PROPOSED. which name was voted for by the
Democrats and southern Know Nothings III a
bod.
This IS our authority, neighbor and now viii
III, ptmoerat answer our interrogations u to
whether he approves the present Fugitive Slave
Law, and the Presidents Veto of the appropri-
ationa for the improvement Of ST. Clair Flats
and the Mississippi
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-17
tgrfiau Nfns.
Arrival of the Ericsson.

New YoRk, June 13.
The Ericsson arrived about noon with
Liverpool dates to the 2Sth ult. News
again rather meagre.
The new loan is spoken of, part to be
offered In London, balance in Hamburg.
Denmark is putting her fleet into an eff
fectise state.
The Spanish Covernmet says energetic
measures were to be taken against Mexi-
CO, to enforce justice towards the Spanish
citizens.
Napoleon has under consideration
scheme TO found q territorial nobility in
Algeria.
The Earl Elgin moved in the House of
Lords for dispatches relative to the troops
for Canada. This led to some remarks
by Lord Clarendon expressing good feel
ing towards the United States.
Great preparations were making to eel
citrate the peace on the 29th.
The Ericsson brings 400 passengers.
She left Liverpool early on Sunday nor
nlng.
Tie steamer Persia IS to withdraw for
a short time with view of greater speed.
IN the discussion of parliament, III re-
ply to Elgin, Clarendon said Britain had
made ample apologies to the United States
about the recruiting bushes, but could not
consent to recall Mr. Champion. That
an offer had been made to refer the Cen
trail American question to arbitration
But that Britain, animated by the most
friendly feeling towards the States. and
Notwithstanding, language had been used
in Congress, which, if used in Britain,
would have been denounced as tending to
embroil the two countries; "a I'd Gnally
as Lord Elgin had stated, if five minutes
would suffice to Setlethe business, he would
willingly meet Marcy midway on the At
lantic.
The Sunday Music question continued
to agitate the metropolis, and several as
sociations have formed for holding Sun
day music III the Park. But Palinerston
and the Arch Bishop of Canterbury, res
olutely set their faces against it. 4 pro-
ject of Joint Stock Co has been started
on Liverpool for bull ling a railroad from
Costa Rica to Punta Arenas, and the riv-
er Baranea. Emigration from New Or
leans steadily increases.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-17

HoRsE THlEr rs.-At TIE present time there
IS an extensive gang of Horse Thieves in the
Mining DisSict- Several valuable horses have
recently been stolen in Grant county. Some
concert Of action should be had among the citi-
zens 10 ferret them out and bring to justice those
unprincipalled villains. We are told the peo-
pie Of Dodgev.lle have organized an association
for mutual protection agaiHs; horse thieves, and
wo lie to the man caught IL tie act Of taking
horse belonging 10 one Of them. By the way,
viii the Secretary Of the DodgeviIle association
send Us copy OF their constitution. that We
may urge upon other towns the adoption Of a
similar one
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-17
California News.

New York, June IL.
The George Law, from Aspinwall for
New York, had nearly 50, 100000 in
gold on freight.
There had been no arrivals Of ships at
San Francisco from the Atlantic States
during the fortnight.
NIcARAGUA-We learn that General
Walker had removed his head quarters
to Lon. There was some sickness among
his troops.
All was quiet on the Isthmus.
1t was rlunored that revolution had
broken out during Mora's absence. said
70 have been started by an influential fam
lily named Castro
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-17
Rational Aati-Nebraska Convention.

To-day Tuesday this Convention meets at
Philadelphia, 10 put in nomination candidates
for President and Vice President. Who will he
selected as the standard bearer of the friends Of
are inclined to the opinion that the nomination
lies between WM. II. SEWARD cf New York and
JoHS c. FEEMoxr, Of California They are both
men of the highes; standing as statesmen-both
firmly attached TO the cause Of Freedom and
With either Of them the Republican Party can
60 into the contest with every assurance of sue
cess
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-17
Lake Side Water Cure, near Madison,


GslfT d. Home for IaSaiids asd their FrienGs
me PRoPFIETos have the pleasure to Announce that
they haFetseeured the services OF Dr. KIT E.
of Boston, The eminent physician and popular lecturer
upon the principles Of Hydropathy 10 take charge OF the
Institution The reputation Of this dstin guished prac
ttioner, who the first adopt theft stiro
pathic Treatment and who showed such
zeal in his efforts to obtain thorough knowledge OF the
principles and practice of the Hydlatic art by visiting
the principal Hydrepahc institutions of this country
aud Europe, is they trust sufficient guarantee that the
nvads who resort hiter win be properly
y treated. 1ase7
The institution is capable of accommodating Ieo
is furnished in superior in all depsT
suited 10 the purpose for which it constructed Il is
situated the South shore of the sautiul Lake Mono
na opposite in full view Of the city Of Madison
cently removed from the public thoroughfaes and To-
cay Of business undis urei quiet to tie in
valid.
Terms for board and treatment 80 sI2 per week
Excellent stabling and carriage provided those
who wish to keep their convsyanceF Circulars
on application.
Address E. a. KITTREDGE, NJ D.,
6w22 Lake Side WateI-Gure, Madison, Wiz.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-17
Medical Card.

Doct William Yauzandt, OF ST. Louis Ocsltst
and OPhthatnic Surgeon, finding it necessary for lis
health to reside, during the season, in nor
them situation, has selected residence Ii
city of Rock Isand Illinois, where he be consulted
for AL Diseases OF the Eye and ophthalrc operations
rom the 0st OF July until The last OF September Chrou-
&c affections generally VIII reoeve portion Of lis
tion ana eye patients viii and that during the warm sea-
son. they can be more successfully treated in o,thern
mate than that of 81 Louis g.sa ,zset a.a 2s4ao
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-17
EDITOR ASn pRorRiAToR
To TIE PEOPLE OF TIE UNITED STATES.

TEE PEcrLT OF TIT USIFED STATES without regard 70
re-t political differences divisions who opposed
the repeal of the Missouri Compromises to the policy o.
tie present Administration, 70 the extension of Slavery
INTO Territories in favor Of admission Of Kansas
Free State and Of restoring the action of the feeT-
i Government 10 the principles Of Washington and JET
-sen invited BY the National Committee, appointed
ttsbarg Convention Of the "a OF February 1856
l. send from each State delegates from every Coz
rssona district delegates az large, to met in
PHILADELPHIA on the SEVENTEENTH day Q! JUN Z
ne Tor ms purpose OF recommending candidates 70 Be
.an,arta Tor The oees Or President ana ycePgesJsni
(. the United States.
= y. aoRG,S, y. y, GEORGE G. Foca, y H.,
Fa aScts P. BLATa. Nd, a. J. SrEyESs, Iowa,
iaHy NJ NILES Conn. CORNELIUS COLE, Cal,
p.vIp ElLloT Penn. LAWRENCE BRAGHAEU, Vt,
l. p SrosF, Ohio, WILLIAM Crosse. Iuti.,
W rrrag NJ CHArE r. T.. WYNAy $FooSER. VIE.
IoHS t. fIooDETcH, Mass, &. NJ X PAuLiSoS, y J.,
GsoRee RYE, Vs.. F. n. WILLIAMS, Del,
4. T. HALLoSFLL. Ne, JOIN e. tRE, NY,
Il. :. LHIAsp, Ills. Jas. kEePATH, Mls5oari,
tr,RLss DIcKEY. Mich, LEWIS CLEPHANE, D. C..
National Coaa1sitfes.
Washington March %, 1856.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-17
STATE 0E WESCONSE
w iSConSin Bank,
Mineral Point,

THiS institution having relinqushed IL i-hty uus-
BanA Corptroer, al Madison, sum Of u.oroy sufficient
al par,
AEed circulating NOUS of n Bark must io prtse-i
al the banh Conptroel's ofce for Redemption Witfl
TWO wears from the date Of the Fret publication g =.
ce or that the funds deposited fer the redemption
the same viii DC surrendered 10 this Bank.
v0r2iv2 HENRY p f,FoReF, cashier
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-17

LATER FRo1 khNsAs.--IAe latest intelligence
from Kansas, is to the effect that the Border
Rufiiars are mastering in large numbers from
Missouri that they denounce the proclamation
Of Gov. shannon requiring them TO disband, de-
nouncc lis author and bis master, Frank Pierce
that they threaten to exterminate Col Sumner,
and openly declare against The Union and cry for
the blood Of the Free State men" Gov. Shannon
Free State Hotel at Kansas City, Mo. The pro-
slavery men boldly declare they viii take his
life. Shannon, like Pierce, has been used a
tool by the Slaveocraey, until they think their
services are no longer needed, and now, like his
master, meets from those be has served the con-
tempt his acts really deserve.
Border Ruffans. well As party leaders. are
sometimes ungreatfal.