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We might fill volume with similar extracts but the
foregoing will suffice to show that Wooeeter's Dctonar-
les are regarded by the literary Of the country as the
standard works the English language.
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AINALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

hINALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
GEORGE TURNBULL C 90.
3 and Z Winter Steet, Boston.
fright hand side from Washington Street)
~ We would invite attention our present stock Of
dry gods II is much extensive varied than
at any omer period in history and well deserves an
examination we are prepared more than an at any
previous to offer Inducements to purchasers in
styes quality, and prices.
In assortment may be found rich and large stock
of
EmbrOiderIes, Laces and Trimmings {;
RIBBONS, WHITE GOODS,
HOSIERY. HANDKEROHIEFs, and GLOVES,
SILKS SATINS and MARCELGNES;
VELVETs, PLCsHEs and GRAPES;
MERIN0S CASHMERE DECOSSES, SEWING SILKS;
TISSUES, BAREG rs and DEBEIGES;
ALPACCAS, LYONAJsES all WOOL and CASHMERE
PLAIDs, aud DELAINES;
LINEN, DAMASKS, TABLE CLOTHS and COVERS,
DOILtES, DAMASKS and DIAPERS;
COTT0Ns, FLANNELs sHEETINGs and sHIRrINGs,
CAMBRICS, Ropd JacconCts, QUILTS and toll
ct Covers. MOREENs and Ii AIR CLOTHS;
Embroidered, Coraed, Cactus and Quilted SKIRTS;
LADIES CLOrHS, BEAVERS, PETERSHAMS and
FELTS LINEN BOsOMS, BANDS &c.
We feel coahdent tMt stock will bear favorable
comparison with any in the Market large proportion
Of II consists Of goods Of our Importation wherein
have had the advantage OF selecting our own STYLES,
qualities and c1ors and Of purchases made during cons
stant attendance at the New York Auctions.
Believing as we do in quick sales and small grohts,
strict adherence to the price system, and never
recommending article but in good faith. we feel sure
that establishment will commend itself TO discerning
public GEORGE TURNBULL& Co,
land Winter Street, our only Place Of Business.
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sHAwLs, sHAwLs, sHAwLy.

$50 Cashmere Square shaFls, worth $40, for So.
SEQ &C
200 " Is, for To-
100 I" 4" 20. for 12
10 Cartons Cashmere Long shawls at about half the
original price.
Bay State Long shawls, for SO.
Waterloo Sh8wis, for, So
Empire State Long shaws, for S.
Mourning shaws all kinds
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Monumental Daguerreotype Cases.

MBONEK MONEY!! MONEY
AVn WHY BIZ WITHOUT MONEY! when il is Just
easy for any 10 be around with pocket fun as
not, II they only think / have got new article
from which fom ave to twenty dollars day can be made
either BY male or female IL highly respectable busn
ess and an article which is wan@d In every family in
the United states. Enclose two dollars by mail at
my risk, and will forward by return mail a circuor
with full instructions In the art The business very
regcl for will be better for you to pay TIE above
sun aud insure good business than to pay Nv, nty five
cents Tor spurious advertisement This is humbug.
Try M-Irg ~ Try IN Address your letters 10
DWIGHT MONROE, New York
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ALPACAS, ALPINEs.

Alpacas, 12l 20, % and ST. cents.
Alpines, 62t, 70 and 95 cents.
Mourning Grapes at one.hali the cost.
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OLD FoGIES CLEAR THE TRACK;
The Heroes of Small Profits are around I!
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T. A u r e l. H L l. L
Tea and Grocery Store,
Muzzey's Brick Block, Is Carroll Street.
w M. H. YOUNG

w M. H. YOUN
Returns his thanks his customers and friends for the
patronage he has received for the last years he has
been in business and hopes by strict attention business
and good article in the Grocery trade in all its branches
TO meet with continuance of the same at the old stand,
10 Carroll street.
NIB. Goods delivered to all parts of the city free Of
charge. VIM. II. YOUNG
Worcester, Nov. tn, 1856 dtJI n2S
INSTRUCTION IN MODERN LAM
4 GUAGEs. HERMANN KRUSI, Teacher of the
d T. LANGUAGES, French, German and
Italian, will give private class instruction. reasonable
terms Apply to Mr.. j. V. BEANIE, of the Salisbury
Mansion School, OF to Mr.. X, No. IL West street.
REFEREN CEs
Hon. BENZ Il. THOMAS, Worcester,
Hon THOMAS KISSIcUTT, "
Rev. Horace JAMES,
DR.. b. SEARS, Providence, X. L.,
Prof WIN. RUSSELL, Lancaster.
Worcester, Dec. Sd 1856 d2ws d4
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sent one Of my circulars TO an Editor IN Georgia.
and he gave me notice In his paper like the fJllowlng
Mr.. Monroe sent me OF hts circulars and VIII
just say b my readers that whoeve Of you are out OF
employment that Mr. Monroe's business IL good bust
pess and money can be made out Of Il by any one who
engages In It, for Il sno humbug" d3m as
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BUFFALO ROBE LOsT-oo Friday last.
ND from the Sleigh Of MARTIN GOODWIN, on Main
street twas picked up In front OF Paines Block corner
OF Pleasant street by ruckman who 10 requested % re-.
urn the same 10 the owner, forthwith. d5t as
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PRINTS, PRINTS.

Cases Prinst, Ct cents,
Merrimack, coohsco and Pacific Prints, 10 cts.
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GMITH'S PREMIUM DOUBLE-ACT-
> ING DOOR SPRING.
The simplest best, and most desirable Spring in use.
Patented February &c, 1856.

Patented February &c, 1856.
The peculiar advantages of this Spring over all others
are obvious for the following reasons:
door required
3D. Its greatest is at the closing point decreas
ing the door opens
81. 1t may be easily detached from the door by rails
ing the lever from the hook and dropping against the
frame
4th 1t is of simple construction and not being COM
plcated, will not get out Of repair.
9TH 1t Is the most durable of all Springs, the power
being graduated as the door may require.
9Th Its greatest action requires but oneeighth of
turn; others requiring from to three ourhs of turn
hence it will not lose its elasticity power, however
long on the stretch, and connot be broken.
tn 1t is, contrary to the general rule ornamental,
and is applicable doors of houses cars steamboats
gates
Agents for the introduction and sale of this Spring are
wanted in every county in the United States
Rights States Counties and fors ale on liberal
terms The utility of this Spring is unquesoned En-
terpri'ing men can make money.
For Rights, apply to R. T. RUTuVEN, at s. B. J. God
dard Esqs Office, or L. d. GoDDARD'S store, No. 1876
Main street, Worcester
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Flannels. FlanneIs,
large assortment of White and Colored FlanneIs Of
every width and quality.
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT!
Irish Linen, soft and high finish.
Bleached Table Linens, damask and snow drop pat.
tern, IA, s-4 1o-4.
Bleached Table Cloths, damask and snow-drop pats
term "a, IA, s-4,a9-10.
Napkins, {, !,
Doyes, all sizes.
Scotch and Birds Eye Diaper.
Plain Stripe and Check Cambrics.
Plain Stripe and Check Nainsoek.
Victoria and Bishop Lawns.
Swiss, India, and Book Null
Hair Cord and IDENTITY.
India Linen.
Linen Cambrics and Lawns.
Ladies' and Gents Plain and Bordersd Linen Hand
chiefs.
Gloves and Hosiery.
Bajou's best quality KID GLOVES.
Ladies' Kid Made Silk Gloves.
Ladies' Kid made Cashmere Gloves.
Gents Kid Silk, aud Cashmere Gloves
Ladies' and Gents German and English HOSE.
Ladies' and Gents Merino and Lambs Wool Hose
Ladies' and Gents Black and Pearl Silk Hose
Misses add Boys Cotton, Merino, and Cashmere Hose.
Boys Cotton, Merino, and Cashmere Half Hose.
Ladies' and Gents Merino, Lambs Wool, and Cash.
mere Vests.
Our WOODEN DEPARTMENT is well stocked with
Cloths, Cassimeres and Doeskins for mems and boys
wear.
RIBBONS AND TRIMMING GOODS.
| We have large assortment of Ribbons and Dress
| Trimmings Of every kini, second floor.
- Purchasers will and it for their advantage to ex
anime our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Worcester, Sept. 9. 1855 DIFF
GENUINE JET BRACELETS AND
NECKLACES,
Just received and for sale low by
j. l.. MYERS,
| 30 Main Street,
o. dtf Third Store South Of lincoln ouse.
| ENRINGES-N ALL DESIRABLE SHADES
| N AND WIDTHS,
| Now constantly receiving, and selling at
TWO-THIRDS THE USUAL COST,
By J. L. MYERS,
210 Main Street,
dtt Third Store South OF the Lincoln House.
ENRENCH PRINTS, NEW DRsIGNs.-1Oo ps.
II elegant French Prints, opened this morning, at
12t cents per yard the handsomest goods shown this
eason. A Y. H0uPSoN, Flsgg's Block.
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OAKS. CLOAKS, CLOAKs.
BROAD CLOTH CLOAKs.
VELVET CIRCULARS.
RAGLAN CLOAKS,
aud BEAVER CAPEs

GEO P BRYANT L co. have the lsr0e., and h.,,
selected stock OF Coas and CLOAK Cloths ever shown in
the city, with trimmings OF every style and cost worn
Ladies will find 1t decidedly their advantage to give
our extensive stock examination All garments offered
Tor sale BY u.s. are manufactured under our own Wis.,
ion In superior manner, and for sale prices lower
than at any other establishment In the civ Cloaka
made to order. GEO p BRYANT 1 IN
M dlOus No Mechanics Hall Buildings.
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For sample Of prices read the following list.
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Mooney TO LENDs-GR EAT PUBLIC
I'VE ACCOMMODATION.
The Central Loan Office Of the City of Boston,
No. LOG Sudbury Street.
A. j r IN X N s.
Where money will be literally advanced,
in large or small amounts,
from one dollar to thousands,
Upon the deposit Of merchandise generally,
Gold and Silver Place Watches,
Jewelry, Diamonds, Guns,
Pistols Clothing, and all
Articles of Value.
The public are invited to call as above,
where they will be convinced
that more money can be had
at less interest than anywhere else,
and that new and second. hand goods
can be bought and sold to better advantage,
than at any other place in the city.
At this establishment will at all times
be found large assortment
Watches Jewery, Clothing, Boots, and
Shoes, Musical instruments,
Cutlery, Articles for Personal
and Family Use, and other
things too numerous to mention
l3Remember the place, LOG Sudbury Street, Boston.
sic dru& S&w3m
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Mrs. ss GOODWIN, an OK perienoeu ana sa-oTs,-
ul midwife holds herself in readiness day ami mir
to attend TO the duties Of her profession. Reud enoe Is
Austin street. dU oot2i
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OPENING DAY, WEDNESDAY, Dec. 10.
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To make preparations for the GRAND OPENING! !
Our Store will be closed one day previous.
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HBAR HON AND STEEL,
IRO N
rs tons assorted wedish Iron, Cat and square.
10 best Norway Bar Iron
El60 assorted best refined Iron, round Fat, and
square.
80 tons shatting Iron, from Il to inches round.
20 small round, and square Iron, from l-16 to 81
Of inch.
tons U. B. horse-naiI rods.
10 horse and ox-shoe Iron.
10 best Norway rods, and shapes assorted.
20 hoNC and band Iron. from to inches wide.
20 h. Glendon Iron.
" /,Smore Iron assorted. ~.
Oval, I half-roupd Iron.
8 IT r E L.
f/.ons sleigh shoe Steel, (swedish)
+" best cast Steel, (Sanderson, BRO. Coz
3 " " round machinery Stcei.
g English spring g
German
Blistered G)
Corking
ALso.
Fisher 8 Norris Cast Steel Face Annals ana
Vices. Best English A',viJs and Vices,
Horse RGsps and Plies.
NUTS and WASHERS AXLE-TREES and BOXES,
ELLIPTIC SPRINGS BLACKSMITH'S BELLOWS,
BLACKSMITH'S SEA COAL. OHIO AND NOVA
GOTTA.
G RI MIDST MES.
Horse Nails, made from the best U B. Iron, warranted
N. B. P. & L are also Agents for ADRI0NAC AMER
LCAN CAST STEEL.
~ The above will be sold the favorable terms
by the subscribers the old stand, Washington Square
PRATT & INMAN.
Worcester Oct. L 1854 deodav
The Trinity journal., 1856-10-25
A MEDICAL REVOLUTION!
THE WORLD UNANIMOUS.
HhLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

TIE GREAT COUNTER IRRTTANTl!
The virus of d'ecnsc often makes is wav to the
internal oronrs THROUGH the pores Of the skr--
The pcn' train" Ointment mcltino under the
hard rs It is rul h'd in. is absorbed throu Oh the
sam" channels ord roochinc the scat Of inflam-
mat on. promrt'v ard invariably sui dues it,
whether located in tho k idpcys. the livof, the
lnn"s. or any other imnortnnt organ. Il pene-
trat"s the snrfnc" to the iutcr'o through the
countless tubes that communicate with the skin
rs summer rain passes into the fcvcrcd earth, diff
fusnC its cool ard ropcnnrat'no innucucr.
SKIN n'Sr 'sFs 'vr CT 'N"r1,n swrIItNGs.
Every enCcios Of cvtor'cr irritation ie nu'ciiy
r'd"c' Il by the ant -innrmmatorv rction &C This
o'ntm"nt An"rv Nrupt' 'or4. such os Salt Rhoum
Frveip lac r ttcr r'"ovorm ccpld Irpad Nottle
Rash, S"nhice or rtr'N &c. d. ont 10 rctrn no
moro. under its oppl tion, TIosnital ovrcr'encn
in all parts of ~" world proves Is inrnllihiltv in
diseases Of the skin, the muscles, the joints and
the glands,
rtcrrs soPre Avn rruorc.
tn" uTrct Of this uvrivnllod cvtrrrnl rrmodv
upon Scror'la or1 oihcrv'rulcnt ulcers and sores.
is almost miraculous II first d'schargcs tho poi
son which produces sunnurntion ard prord hcsh.
ard thus the cur"s which rs heolinp pronortes
aittrward complete are safe rs well as permanent.
woCVns BRrr@Fs. RuRNs ,ND sCtLns.
In cases Of the fracture Of the bones injuries
cnued ly steam c>rlosons rruiscs Burns.
Scalds Rhcumatem Stiffness Of the Joints, and
contraction of the Shows. it is employed and
warmly recommended by the faculty. This mar
vrlous remedy has been introduced nv its inven-
tor IN person into all the lending Hospitals Of
Europe and no private household should be with
out il.
rNrENTAB1.E TESTIMONY.
The Medical STAFF of tho Fronch and English
Armies N th" Cr'mea have officially signed their
approval Of 1alllowavs Ointment as the most
reliable drcssno for sabre cuts stabs and gun
shot wounds. II is also used by the surgeons of
the Allied Navics.
POh Me Ctntm nj and Pil's sHopld be nss9 IN fbs
foi OtipG cGNs:
Punions, Mcrcurnl Eruptons, Sore Legs.
burns, Swellrd Glands, Piles
Rheumatism Chappcd Hands Sore breasts.
Chilhlains, Ringworm. Sore Heads.
Fistnla, Salt thcum. Sore Throats
Gout, Sores of all kinds Srelds
Iumbago Skin soascs. Sprans,
Stiff joints Venerial Sores. Tettcr.
Ulcers, Wounds of al kinds.
Sold at the Nanufac tories Of Professor Hol-
lowOv. so Ma den Lane. \. York and pa Strand.
London, bv all the respectable Druggists and
Dealers in Medicinc thron ghout the United States
and the civilized world, in pots, at 25 cents, ga
cents. and 81 each.
rs,-There is n considerable saving by taking
the larger sizes.
n. B.-Dircctions for the guidance Of patients
in every d'sord are affixed to each pot
August lG, 1856. soft.
The Trinity journal., 1856-10-25
TRINITY COUNTY
Injection PTCCin St@

NRDERED, that the election precincts through
Oout the County shall be establish in the pa-
ces hereinafter mentioned. Also, the Judges and
inspectors and that all precincts not provided for
in this order are hereby abolished.
SUPERVISOR DISTRICT no, l.
Tyinav Center Pyecind.-A. j. Myers and S.
King. Judges B. F Simonds. Inspector. Polls
TO be omen at Chadbournes ranch house.
RiagftWe Precinc.-E Campbell and s. NJ.
Lane Judges John II. Hutchinson. lnsp ctor.
Polls to be open at the village of Ridgeville.
Rates Ranch Precinct.--E Dunlap and F. Bates,
Judges Daniel Rice, Inspector. Polls to be
ooen at Bates Ranch house.
.tIooneg's Ranch Prccinct.-John W. Quick and
-Gaines, Judges; d, j. Calvin, Inspector.--
Polls to be open at Winkle d Landwcr's trading
post.
Leuiston Prtcinct.-O. Phillips and j. Hull,
Judges; S. V. Chamberlin, Inspector. Polls to
be open at Woods Bridge house.
Grass Valley Precinct-F' NJ. Lowden and j.
Curry, Judges r. Calk, Inspector. Polls to be
open at the Grass Valley Ranch house,
Indian Greek Precinet.-John Stuart and n.
Knapp. Judges Frank Wells, Inspector. Polls
to be open at Stuart's trading post.
Po.rt Bgr Prsc;n3.-e, Cook and ", Shlwell,
The Trinity journal., 1856-10-25
ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
CHAUDCEYVILLE HOTlL.

DR.. HIM. CHAUNCEY, Proprietor.
TNIE Proprietor having just completed A. IA
| a large aud commodcous Hotel will iigS
hereafter be prepared to accommodate s&sS.ffsA
those who may favor him with their patronage
in Il manner he trusts Will pl ase them.
1t is pleasant drive from the town of Weaver
to this Hotel. and part'cu att nton will he
paid to keeping Q supply of refreshments ON hand
for transient visitors.
TIE table and sleo ping Il partment are under
the care and direction of MRS. GruFoRp lady
well qualified to make everything pleasant and
agreeable to those who may visit this Hotel
ChaurcCyvllr. July H. 1886. 23-tt
The Trinity journal., 1856-10-25
Polls to be
Judges A. Lawrence. Inspector.

Judges A. Lawrence. Inspector. Polls to be
open at Bennett Cooks trad ng post.
SUPERVISOR DISTRICT NO. II.
Kapakq Bar Precinct M. W. Porsonettc and
John White. Judges VIM. Kincade, Inspector.
Polls to be open at Stanhope and CoXs trading
post.
Steiner's Ranch Prec act-C W. Furhur and II.
johnson. Jud res Nelson Bates, Inspector. Polls
to he open at Stciner's Ranch house.
Ar aEsdS Fam Precjnct-S. Dexter and George
Grover, Judges; Charles Live. Inspector, Polls
to he open at J. Iincoljns trading post.
Mouth Of Canon Creek--Wm. Simpson and John
Hooker, Judges j. w. Carter, Inspector. Polls
to he open at John W. Carriers House.
Oregon Guich Precnd.-R. Bugboe and John
Kemp, Judges; a. J. Feltcr, Inspector. Polls to
be open at the " Oregon Gulch House.
GCorge's Pr, cinnt-S. IIoa9land and W. Doanc,
Judges; b. NJ. George Inspector. Polls TO he
open at B. NJ. Georges House.
Ruch's PreciH ct.-W Drukwatcr and !. Wilson.
judges; J. j. Grant, InspC ctor. Polls to be open
at VI. Ruch's house.
Uequerr lie Fr, cinct.-Frcd Walter and james
Tnnn Judges S. X. Turner Inspector. Polls
to be open at the Court House.
SUPERVISOR DISTRICT no. III.
North Fork Precmcf.--C. Fouy and j. Smith,
judges; Geo lohc, Inspector Polls to be open
at H. @. Adams house.
Bg Flot PrcciHct.--P p. Woodmar and John
T. Weaver, Judges; G. II Bunker Inspector
Polls to be open at b. d. MurphyS house.
Cor Bar PIe.Hd--B. s. Ack, rman aud Henry
Chiffon, Judges llalscy Saycr Inspector Polls
to he open at mmons' trading post.
Tdblor'S II. H.tPrerinct,--J, llouck aud NJ Meyers
Judges j. W. Winslette, Insp, ctor, Polls to ht
open at c. b. J. Clements house.
Bmnt RaHca P,echcf.--J. Winlock and A. j
Tinsl,y, JudEes; J. McCamcron, Inspector
Polls to he open at Durkce'e ranch bouse.
n It hiccr P1 &C Hct--J, Slat, and c. w. Quim
by judges; G. W. Davis, Inspector. Polls tC
be open at G.. W, Dovis's trading post. at tn,
junction of North aud East + ork's of New River
Rqtieeadhe PrecDct-Wm. Walton and L. Baycr
Judges 2. Daniels, Inspector. Polls to be opcr
at L. Baycr'S trading post
East Forh Pee nct.-John Clark and j. lIuss
Judges b. p briggs lnsp' ctor. Polls to b.
open at Townsend Il Co.'S trading post
canon N Precinct-R Shaw and j. 7. Wright
JUDGES: S. $. Gilman, Inspector. Polls to b
open at" Scha>topol House.
Tyyon's PrectHd.-J. W. Statcr and ]. Runyou
judges; $ Hers, lnsp ctor Polls to be opo
at Runyon s. Cozad's trading post.
By order of the Board of Sup rvisors.
$ IL. j. SEAMAN Cltrk.
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j, NEEI1 JtllNSON, -
Attest DAVID T. DOUGLASS, Sccy. Of State.

Also, the following named County Officers for
the County of Trinity One District Attorney
One County Clerk one County Sheriff; One Co.
Coroner One Co. Public Administrator One Co.
Assessor One Co. Treasurer One Co. Surveyor;
One Co. Supt Common Schools.
Also, one Supervisor il Dist. NO ! one Sup r
visor in Dirt , one Supervisor in Dist. No. g.
Also, township officers as follows
Two Jue:ices OF The Peace in Trinity TOWnship,
The Trinity journal., 1856-10-25
tCilinw on
STEINER'S RANCH T0R SALE.

TN f above Ranch. situated niles from FysG
! Wcavcryille, ON Trinity River. and on the Ssss
main road from Wcavcrvlc to Hay Fork form
ly known rs buttons Ranch. is ofr,d for sab
1t contains three hundred and twenty acres. one
hundrod d of which is updra high state of cuItiva-
ton. also one hundr d and fort of which Is fcnc-
ed for pasture. There has inst been erected n
large and commodious Public House and Ball
Room. also, a large Barn and Corral have inst
been completed. II is situated four miles below
the mouth OF Weaver Creek ard in one of the
best mining localities in California; The Ranch
may hc had " Ia or without the stock and cropg.
For further particulars, enquire Of
+. STEINER
or JOSEPH CRANE ON the Ranch.
steiner Rauch oct II. 1856. 3S-tf.
The Trinity journal., 1856-10-25
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
I+TlNE DEPARTMENT

- ' -IIN Z JhTAKI 7 MIMI,
NOTICE ia htrcl Y give. lat General El C.
INton is to he held on TUESDAY. THE ATII
DAY OF NOVEMBER NE.NT, throughout the
Statn, at which the following Officers arc to be e
lcctcd
Four Presidential Electors;
Two members of Congress;
A Superintendent of Public Instruction
a Clerk of the Supreme Court
The Trinity journal., 1856-10-25
NoTTCE.

WE have this day disposed of our interest in
w the Drug Store on Main Street, to II. W. An
derson who will hereafter conduct the business.
DAWSON ~ HARRIS.
Weaver, August ., 1886. 3S-tr
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-04-02

of our country, which, when considered with
reference to the enlightenment of our mass,
and the good order and intelligence likely to
prevail in all classes of society, as the result
of their universal diffusion and very liberal
encouragement, cannot be too highly estima-
ted. They exist in delightful unison with our
other republican institutions, and reflect their
true character. In no other land are the
springs so abundant whence flow copious
streams of political, social and personal hap
pincss.
Then, permit me, not only to recommend,
but to urge you to engage with earnestness and
assiduity In the noble and worthy enterprise
which you have commenced, Drink deep at
the crystal fount. Let not your present priv
ileges pass unimproved. The season which
You now call your own will soon have passed
forever. The wheel of time will shortly carry
you and it into the shades and realms of de-
parted glory. Upon you will soon devolve the
anxieties and cares belonging to and insepara-
bls from the duties of administering the af-
fairs of your country. The liberties purchas-
ed by the blood of your ancestors will be en-
trusted to your guardianship and protection.
The ranks of philosophers, statesmen and di-
vines will soon have to be supplied from your
number. Prepare yourselves, then, noU, for
these anticipated duties and responsibilities
Let no morality be neglected, but let every eff
fort be sanctifed by the influences of strictly
religious principles, and conscience approving,
gather laurelS upon the mount of virtue and
intelligence, and yours viii be a pleasant life
and happy death
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-04-02
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STANZAS.

gaze upon The stars yet see them not:
AS stare, see them not, although the skies
Are brillisnt with their light all are forgot
And Fancy IN them sees alone thine eyes
Dark globes Of beauty. floating bright and clear,
Amid their pure and liquid atmosphere
The sound of waters and the song of birds,
In youth and spring were joyous to my ear
70. now hear in them alone thy words,
Soft IS that music, to my heart more dear;
Y tnes feel again my youth and spring,
and in thy whisper hear tho May-birds sing.
Oh tell me not how sweet the breath of kline,
How fresh the rose, how fair the lilys bloom
30 petals check is fresh fair like thine;
Thy breath is swester than the hays perfume ::
In these bliss find, no beauty see,
6srs wha, they borrow from my thoughts Of thee