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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-08
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GrocerY and IIardwnre .nenartment.

q Grocery and Hardware Department.
In this department we keep d very large
stock of groceries, such as N.dQ sugar, coffee,
te !, molasses, crushed pulveriEedI add loaf SUI
gar peprer spice, ginger, indls lard anu lin
seed oil, white lead, tobacco, ScandIes, soa p !.
sup. carh soda rice, ex. log wool, cotton. yarn
coppefas, alum, saleratus, poHsiet, lead, Shot,
and great many other articles usually kept
m groerry7s:ore, ioonrnleTous to mention.
II Also, a large stock Of csfdags and no raware,
consisting ofmanllla and heAip cords ~, from
to 2inehes; iron. steel, nailss castings, cut
isry, Of all kinds, building MATERIALS, meet ham
les, eoopers, and farmers tlois mill; whip.
cross cut and other saws, ofthe best English
and American manufacture, 10 which we BAT
lticplarly invite the attention IL farmers, me
chaIlrcs and lnmbetnlen. As great care has
been observed in theseleetion 1f these Il ticles
we think YOU would do we'll ID cali anil ex-
sinine onr stock before purchasing elsew here.
feeling assured thatit will be ii your sdsan-
rage to do So
Particular attention 10 alle any orders We
may Be favored with -g,
Our stock consists. IN part of
Cloths, mud eassimeres, great variety,
Flannels, OF eyeryyyarietg.
Eancg colored salincts, AZ IFS Vi ei45tI
LADIES' dress goods, Ii f
Sir goods.
White goods, .s Is 9s5tss,l.
Gloves sn'l hosiery, 53ta sf H
Shawls. carpets. &c., A4IaF Il
II 0ilcloths, 3d. 5E as.TszfzsE
Hapts and shoes. Al izE
MEMS and boys hats, sI s4sk z<f<
ClothdFeSs and frock coats,
Assorted sacks, comprising sacks, half sacks
and pea jackets,
Assorted iisilesS coats, a. 5H s+s,ilsS
Clath sack coats, u It S
Saek over coats, Of all styles, sg
Assorted pants, Of all sfadesS lined ard no.
ed. S aq 445S + III $t ~
Assorted vests. hiah. low ana medium rel
ngle and double breasted,
Boys clothing, large assortment,
Shirts aud drawers, bt4
SaddleTy,
Clocks, s
ii Glassware, -.H as E
II Qneenaware, 4:.
Notions, s
Tombs and brushes, ii
Canes,
Castings, z
Cutlery of every description,
Honsekeepers ATTIC les, IS
Farmers articles. sEt. I'll s -E
Bnitiing materials
BlacksnitPs toosss <3
Coopets' tools,
Planes, s5 s
$50 W. III al. H .GoSH0RN, 4
Charleston, Nov. 2S. 1855. Isl Fl r
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Bustle IS nolIindustry. anE more thap
impuocnee il sgu aye
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cn.n lEs.ros. Kana.Mha.

RE CaAR1KsToS, KanaMha. \
This 81 toEcertify that Ishaye used one Oh I.
81 Hart L do. improyeI grain clea le1s, bud
take bic as,tre in Recommending theIn ~ the
earning kolElmunity as very superior artiete.
n : b#sE# ia IA. EIYRIGA
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. y y -. N-s''sF 1.. d "a
II tSTreceisei 1000 gstlsps Sr0Nk WAHf
- consisting Of Jsfs, Jugs. eIsrhi g.
Also . fresh supPi! o. pure grdssritk III
sale loRifof cashs Is .5s,lf Is. "a,
March Il. s5I. 81. -
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Waggons !! Waggnhnia

N - a5bV1a5! WaS8oN3 EI n
THE undersigned itssikg pJSmSss.,I4s
II ,eaie,ist GeMs slorru, Itakss IN. "a. 4
% TO inform his friends snd Is & pn6l.y !. y.
ally that he Is prepared tS.fafsis6 si y. ~
with Waggoas. Ii yeu Wan, 8 -, -
and substantial Wagon hefe IS II, lf
purchase. To tho . u 10 sfs ssd1I I, - y
my work il is useless. u sAy. mnle: bgs i. y.
" DO are not: YOUStiALLA NOT M nan
.PQlN rIED." JGHN OvERSisfaE
APrilIi4, 1857 ty. & dH@lisstl 80
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eoTTAGEl NN,l.l

Bf Al 3 ri N.H ENf9T -
! This house is pIesksniiy 1llbaset 90 -
Point Pleasant and Chafiestdn furaplks w.
miles aIioge Red Het se. Every sstEulSd Vii
be paid 10 guests. .sS,..gs tseU
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- 11A CIaA11 ei..

Il, he the best seperatoT now IN Ase, for cleaps,
HI Wheat, Clover Seed and all kipds q
Frsin, frbnl Cheat, CoCkel, Gaflic end OIL
Kinds of lillh. Itcleanss Clover Seed elem
enough fbT market without fling TbeYafe
II, Al AZ eootI material, ana By. good wdfkmeR.
AIT our fAns are warranted. All cgmf1ln Mica
lions addressed to Kanawha Court House viii
liz PROMPTLY attended II. IN
N'i,' TIL III OHM b. HART 8 Coz
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II A7NAW5 III "a * u LEY STAR


4 TO the b aTmers ct kanaWha
TIME ibacribefs would respectfully form
u 1.-THE Fbrfners oT Kanawha and the ssilplnhng
COUNTIES hat they have located in Nqrth
Charleston, opposite Mr.. Joseph Bfblsy's Asiil,
fbritfe purpose II manufacturing Their lateiy
improved double screening.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-08

A g Senate Chamber, Ohio, y9prit sd, 1854.
\ " DR J. e AxER- fAonored Sir have made thor
ough trial Of she CATHARrc PiiLs ief ny yonr agent
and have been cured hthem the dreadful Rheumatism
under wichhe found me suffering THE first dose re-
lisved me, and few subsequent doses have entirely
removed the disease. Ifee IN better health thar f
some years before, which Attribute entirely TO the effects
OF your CATHARrIc PiEts Yours with great respect
II n LUCIUS b. METCAI.F.ot 3a
The above are all from persons who publicly known
where they reside, and who would not make these state
ments without thoroug h conviction that they true
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EWYoRK, THURSDAY, JUNE %, 1857.
Out TOMORROW OUT TO-DAY =

Out TOMORROW OUT TO-DAY -
PEACE! PEACE PEACE PEACE.
NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE,
No a. Vol. Nil,
VII be q splendidy illustrated number, containing
PORTRAITS
OH Principal Actor. in the late
POLICE WAR:
MAYOR WOOD
GEN SANFORD
JUDE RUSSELL,
SIMEON DRAPER,
DANL ID. COSOVER
THE CAUSE or TIE POLICE DIFFICULTY,
INCEST, ISFASTICIDE AND SUICIDE,
BLACK-MAILERS AND NAMPGkES
CONVICTIOE OF A MERCHANT FOR THEFT,
EXECUTION OF HAWklNS
EXECUTION OF GEO BANE IN ENGLAND.
EXECUTION OF A BUSH RANGER IN AUSTRALIA,
EXTRAORDINARY CONFLICT IN RUSSIA,
DIAMOND ROBBERY IN NAPLES.
F1TENsIvk ROBBERY By MORMON
LETTER FROM UTAH BY !" Late Mormon Elder"
And
A SPLENDID ILLUSTRATORS TO VlDOCQ'S LIVE.
To b. had Of ROSS 4 TOUSEY
And al New, Agents.
Subscription & 2 per year; 8 for sir months
addre,s T. " SEYMOUR,
Ne~-York City
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pleasure Excursions.

EXCURSIONS.-Th fine Double-decked Barge
II IRENE, newly painted put in complete order furnish Cd
seats and will be chartered for excursions Also
fhe steamboats, KING PHILIP, YOUNG AMERICA, o. b.
FRASER and CAMILLE Apply 20 NJ j. CLUE, 100 Broad
~ or 10 the Captain board foot Of Adamsst, Brooklyn
gINO CHARTER for EXCURSIONS or
OTHER PARTIES, the large and commodious steamboat
SANTA CLAUS with without bsrges For particulars
ipouire of Ii. r. HARRINGTON No. A Jay-st.
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ID o r T + RS S P l r l I
i For this week CONTAINS
PORTRAIT
B L N K o Y Y
The winner Of the Derby ard Oskea
ONLY SIX CENTS.
For sale everywhere.
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Gpefial Notices.

Strawberry Festiyal.-The Ladies Of the FIRST,
PLACE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, junction Of
First place and HeDTyst South Brooklyn will hold straw
berry Festival THIS EVENING, At O'Clock Tickets lin
Sudng refreshmeutsl 50 cents
Lafayette Lodge No. 81. r. asd A. M:-Tbe Mem
btrs Of this Lodge hereby notified b. attend Special
ing Gothic Room Of Centre and Grand's on
DAY June % O'Clock for the purpose Of sttendins
the FUNERAL Of late Right WoTshpfs Brother VIM IL
CORNELL s,
yted 70 attend. JOHN hELD W. NJ
w IRVING ADAMS, Secy.
Emigrant Intelligence ONCE and Labor Ex-
ehnpee been removed from No Canalst 70 No. 81
Worth,t Qate Anthony few doors west OF Brosdw
no fees shsrsed. JAMES p. PAGAN, Superintendent
To Committees on Fireworks.
SPECIAL N0TICE.The underssned respectfully informs
purchasers public display that orders cannot be taken after
Abe consequence the orders already
received Ali other kinds Of FIREWORKS be obtained
~ usual 1t JOJLEY TIERS No 43 Maidnlane and No 100
WDhsIn-st. Address, a. above, q. A. LILLlENDAHL
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6iationerp an6 fanep GOODS

DLANK BOOKS at WHOLESALE.
ID Every kind and size, fine and superhne. including
PASS MEMORANDUM and COPY BOOKS,
TUCKS, PORTFOLIOS, BANKERS CASES
SERMON RAPER.
Satoners invited 10 call ane examine
tlese goods before purchasing elsewhere. 49,
JOHN 7. ELLIS, No. l02 Nsssaust, N. Y.
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This Day Published;
KIN G's c II U S E r (;
THE REBEL AND THE ROVER
BY HARsY HAZEL.
Price q cents.
JACK Lot 30 N
On, The OUTLAWS REVENGE.
Price Is cents
BEcKLAR rHYsI 10 Hoo. rj,x
With Is wood cuts. Cloth 81
FVFRT ID. LONG, No. 80 Beekman-s. up stairs
BOOKSELLERS, NEWS AGENTS, PbDDLEAoI &c,
supplied at low rates.
Constantly on hand,
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF ALL BOOKS
The various Cheap Publications sued by other houses
Particular attention paid to MISCELLANEOUS OhDEhS'
cstslosuss mailed address EVERT d. LONG,
No 81 Beekmans st up stsirs
10 WE, AS A PEOPLE, BEHAVE OUR
DsELvEs, If not. whV 'ot' Read this week. LIFE
ILLUSTRATED and Judge for yourselves You eau find q,
any Of the ssr, dpO 1t has also something about BaeAo'
seyrant Stubborn Children, Corporesl Punishment The
Power Of Kindness DID YOU EVER PLANT TREE
II not do so at once or expelled from tie Naoad! Tree
PLANTING the rules and regulations OF which society
are TO be found IN this weeks LIFE ILLUSTRATED
PRAIRIE HOMES IN ILLINOIS, with Life Pictures and
FaIunr Made Easy both illustrated od Notwithstanding
eunous SHALL WE EAT OUR HORSES Elects Of
STEP HIGHER Look ninety rods beyond Tski''
Poyfers illustrated Key Goodness Eey, nth Command
nrpt (poetry). THE ALLEGHANY GIRLS lmporant 70
THE WEEK-Notes and Queries and all sorts of General
Information Gossip and Small Things well worth knowing IN
his weeks LEE ILLUSTRATED. Price only -Four Cents,
and we believe II a brilliant number.
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ON FRIDAY ENENlNo
rhe,s will be a GRAND TORCHLIGHT PROCESSION
and brilliant DISPLAY Of FIRE ROCKETS SURPRISING any
of the Kind seen in the country NJ, -, ,f,.,.
Entrance Fee-For single Horses, g. Psrs sio nsP'
on the grounds additional charge of for hay and straw
competitors will be charged per cent deducted
from the OF premium awarded Exhibitors VINO s
.box their horses In the Grand Csyscsde Tuesday at III
a. m forfeit their right 70 coDpee ana he ice
will be promptly refunded on the return o the receipt gwen
No Application received after Aug IS exception No an
sound horse shall receive premium When an sna q, Is
deemed Of premium, the Judges Will wthhod II
desiring private stables for the5 hor.s WIZ apply 70
the General Superintendent, j. B. CLARE EimiIa -
snnear I'm fremen with their engines ke prevented
Attending the Parade and Review on lnda the entrance
lee m BE- refunded subject TO the order OF the Foreman
Fire Companies contained IN CiIcusrs
10 be obtained by application 10 the Secretary 81 his Once Ii
mira Exhibitors aud Frsmen admitted free and Musicians
Fce can obtain their meal. Reauranti Oh the ground
Rsryed seat Tckets-sivns admission during the week
and possession Of seat guaranteed: -.
sas,;sn,. and Lad;
A limited number OILY will be issued
OFFICERS
Hon. sILAs NJ BURROUGHS. President Medina, Or
i's CHARLES AR MoRRELL, Secretary, Ludov,sle.NY
JOHN ARNOT, j., Treasurer EllniIs, NJ Y.
BOARD OF MIkAGkks'
{ GE g B MJ5SSs' s s:S,, Sss.i''A
dHAs W BATHGATE weacheSer Co, ny
Join ". Williams, Buffalo,
THOMAS CORwIN, T., Ohio.
r. CLARK General Superintendent
w. W. BALLARD Assistant SECRETARY.
FRED. L. PHILLIPS, Assistant Treasured
COMMITTEE OF RECEPTION.
Hon. S. B. CT SHlNG Albany Am,
Hon CHRISTOPHER MORGAN, Auburn
LEWIS IL MORGAN, ESQ, Rochester =,
CHARLES JONES, ESQ., Ivins.,On Co, NY
GEORGE ohA skA s;q NJ. o sUERoUSHs, President.
GAS MORsELL Secretary.
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fine ARTS.

A SUPERB PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT Of
"A HORACE GREELEY has just been published, for sale
BY M BRADY No S5J Broadway. 1t viii be sent by mail
On receipt Of 81 or &8 per dozen.
A FINE LARGE STEEL ENGRAVING of the
"A Rev. JAMES CAUGHEY, by Wech, for sale at the
Book and Tract Depository No lg NOTthst Phls
deIphs also for ,ale by THOMAS OWEN, No $50 Groyest
Jersey City, and No 25 9th-st., New-YOr
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COBB's NEW STORY-HIS BEST-NOw ready
" In the NETWORK LEDGER and for sale every
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-22

BETTER THAN SERNoN.--The Philadelphia
correspondent of the New York Dnpaich. in speak
ing of Rev. DR.. B--dm--n. of the Quaker city
calls him brick, and relates the following an
ecdote OF him:
Among the Doctors congregation Is a MI n
gentleman who some twelve years ago married
n gay, dashing and beautiful girl. few days
ago Mr.. IL. visited the Doctor ut his study Mr.
II. looked sad while his face was as long as
thou III q cannon ball were hung TO his chin.
Doctor said Mr.. H., came TO consult you
on q serious matter
Il am all attention., replied the doctor, as he
bowed his visitor to seat.
The fact in, sir am npprehensve Of trouble.
fear have committed an error In marrying
Maria
trust not Mr. H. have ever held her In
high esteem. Pray what appears to bo tho ifli-
cultyY
Well, Doctor, Maria is very unsteady very
oatile--very--'
But, my dear Mr.. H., urged the Doctor, con.
slider the natural flow of 81 irts in young person
Il do, sir but don't want that flow Of spirits
to shape itself into a preference for balls and
parties TO my society.
OF course not but Is that all you have tc
complain of p
II is at present, and It's enough to complain
OF, / think. Then, shifting his position on the
chair he continued Don't you think. Doctor
that II you were to preach a sermon against this
sort Of thing-against going out to parties and
other humbugs--it would do good p
Well no sir, doubt iis effect. But ] can
suggest a better remedy---a remedy that will at
once cure your good lady Of her rowing propen-
sity.'
Name 1t, Doctor, and receive my everlasting
gratitude
i will, sir Propide her w,h a baby A blue
a. rAa a..
commandments in the brcust of a woman, than
all the homies ever uttered in the pulpit!'
Mr. HIS countenance didn't light up. lie
arose refecting gly:
fIe folded his tent like the Arabs,
And silently stole away.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-22

THE RArrLEsSAKE FLAG.-Paul Jones's flag,
which hoated victorously from the main Of the
Bon fiomme Richard In her bloody encounter
with the Sorapis bore rattlesnake with thirteen
rattlrs and the motto Don't tread on me- The
same flag was carried by the famous mnuteme
OF Culpepper county Virginia, who, during the
Revolution. to use the well remembered language
OF J John Randolph, were raised in a Minute.
armed in minute, and conquered In a minute.
Fine fellows were those rifles of Culpepper with
their green hunting shirts the words Liberty or
DEATH! worked In white letters on tho bosoms,
and wearing white buck-tails for plumes. We
always bad liking for the rattlesnake flag. The
rattlesnake is an American reptile. never strikes
till he Is moested, and then his blow Ia death
To the rattlcsnaks, the Scotch motto OF the this.
tie, Aeno me impune iaceesst (no one ever injured
me with impnnIy,o is peculiarly appropriate
We believe 1t was Audubon who wished that the
wild iurkey-a beautiful bird-mig ght figure on
our banner. But there would be some thing too
suggestive of stufiing and oyster sauce. The
8 fierce gray bird with the bending beak' IL, how
ever, too firmly established TO be overthrown.--
BatLou's Pictorial.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-22
TRINITY JOURNAL.
WHAT sOLITUDEt

by CHARLES F. HOFFMAN.
Not in the shadowy wood
Not in the craggy glen.
Not where the sleeping echoes brood
In caves untrod by men:
Not by the sea-swept shore
Where lettering surges break,
Not on the mountain hoar,
Not by the breezeless lake,
Not in the desert plain
Where man has never trod,
Whether on isle or main,
Not there is solitude
There are birds in the Woodland bowers,
Voices in lonely dells
And streams that talk to the listening hours,
In earth's most secret cells
There is life on the foam fiecked sand
BY oceans curling lip,
And life ON the still lakes strand,
Mid the flowers that DER 1t Dip
There is lite in the tossing pines
That plume the mountains crest,
And life in the courser's name that shines
Az he scours the deserts breast
But go to the crowded court
mid the sorded haunts of men
Go there and ask the heart
What answer makes IL then
Go where the wine cups cleaning
In the hall or festal grot,
Where love lit eyes are beaming,
But love itself is not
Go--if thou wouldst be lonely
Where the phantom pleasures wood
And own that there--there only
Mid crowds is solitude.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-22
J. c.. DOLL & CO.,
RED BLUFFS.

A RE in receipt Of and offering for sale to Mer-
"A chants and Traders of the North, the heavi
est and most complete stock of
Groceries, Liquors, Provisions,
and all Staple Goods, ever offered to the Noun
tain Trade and will sell at prices that will make
it to the interest of buyers to make this their
trading point. Our stock will be constantly re-
plenished with the freshest and
sMOST DESIRABLE GOODS
to be obtained of the importers in San Francisco.
Our facilities for buying are such as to enable us
to sell at San Francisco Jobbng prices, adding
freight, thereby saving to traders the time and
money expended in trip to the Bay, and the
risks of River navigation. We guarantee in ev-
cry respect the quality of our goods, and will
sell them cheaper than any other House north of
Sacramento. j. G. DOLL co.
Red Bluffs, Aug. |, 1857. Red Bluffs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-22

THRILLING SCENE AT THEATER--Many years
ago. in the city OF Providence there was large
audience collected within the walls Of the theatre
(now Grace Church) The performance had
reached the crisis wherein the dreadful villain Of
the play was to be shot-the fatal pistol was even
pointed at its victim, the house was wrought up
to its intensest excitement, and all was still as
death. At this breathless period highly respect
able citizen in the stage-box arose, aud address
idg the hero Of the pistol, while his wife sat by
his side, her cheeks asAy pale, and thumb thrust
into each ear, said
shoot the william just yet MehaabIe's afraid Of a
gun! Vat I'll zee retire from the Meateri "a
The gun didn't explode. but the audience did.
Duff waited, but they couldn't.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-22

An amusing incident occurred at an early hour
yesterday In WasherwomAn's Bay. A party were
enjoying an early bath. when they were terrified
at the near approach of supposed monster OF
the deep. Fright and terror seized upon all
hands, and hasty retreat was beaten, in the hur-
ry of which some Of the bathers forgot that they
were without clothing, aud thus exposed ran q
considerable distance down the beach. The oo-
casion of all this fright continued to near the
shore, aud when the party had sufficiently recov-
cred from their terror to look around. they dis
covered, instead Of a monster of the deep. huge
hog emerging from the waters. f. Corres, Of
The Sac. Union.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-22

IMMENSE EMIGRANT ARRIvAL.-Ths New York
Herald says that CAT emigrants arrived at New
York on the lst day Of july and that they
brought with them half million dollars in cash.
-Four thousand and six were from London and
Liverpool, the remainder from France and the
German States.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-22

IMPORTANT TO NEWSPAPER PATRONS. The Post.
master General has decided that bona fde sub
scribers to weekly newspapers can receive the
same free OF postage, if they reside 10 the coun-
ty in which the paper Is printed and published
even if the Office 10 which the paper is sent is
without the county, provided it is the Office at
which they receive their mail matter.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-22

He who is liberal and generous, easily obtain
what lie wishes
We recommend the above 70 advertisers
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-22
LUMBER ! LUMBER !

T'HE undersigned having purchased the Saw
j Mill formerly owned by G. p. Rice, take this
method of Informing carpenters and lumber deal
ers that they are prepared to supply every varie-
ty of Lumber at short notice. We have Lun-
bcr Yard at Faggtown, where seasoned Lumber
will be kept on hand at all times.
Planed and matched Lumber always on hand.
Orders left with Turner, Rowlinson Trufant,
will be promptly filed. GEO. FLEMING,
J. DOWNHOUR.
Weaver, July I8, 1857. 26td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-22

CoNISGs--The Sacramento Union says that
Maj. Bowie. American nominee for Governor
contemplates a tour through the Northern mines
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-22

BIGdEsr MAN IN THE WoRLD.-Miles Darden
recently died in Henderson county, Tenn. lie
was said to be the largest man ia the world, be-
seven feet six inches high, and weighed over
thousand pounds. II took seventeen men to put
him in his coffin lie measured around the waist
six feet.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-22
CLAIM AGENCY.
Bounty L a N d Warrants
EXTRA PAY,

Seaman, Soldiers, Marines, Teamsters,
Wagon Masters, and all who have served In the
Regular or Volunteer Service in any of the States
or Territories or in any Of the Indian expeditions
for period exceeding IA days. Such persons
are entitled to I6O Acres of Land. The
new forms are made out and forwarded to an
Agent in Washington who will procure the War
rant. Applications should be made Immediately.
Z. J. CURTIS,
Is, JorRYAL Building, Wcayeryilc
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-22
VOL. III.
THE TRINITY JOURNAL
Is published every Saturday Morning. at WsaVeHlh, Cal, BY
D. E. ORDON.

TERMs.--The JOURNAL is furnished to subscri-
bers at So year six months, SIS.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted as follows:
One square, Go lines.) first insertion. 81 90
For each subsequent insertion. ...... 90
A reasonable reduction from the above rates
will be made to yearly advertisers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-22

The fo,looing persons eauthorizedto to receive sub
seriptions and advertisements for the JOURNAL:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-08-22

BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
We have connected with the JOURNAL, full and
complete Job Office, where every description Of
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING
will be executed with neatness and promptness.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-07-09
where They Learn it.

81 don't see where my children learn
such things" is one OF the most common
phrases in a mothers vocabulary, A lit
tie incident which we happened to witness
may, pherhaps, help to solve the enigma.
We smiled little at the time, but have
thought a good deal of it since, and We
trust not without profit.
Bnb," screamed out a bright eyed
girl, somewhat under six years Of age, to
a youngster who was sitting on the curb
stone, making hasty-pudding of the mud in
the gutter. "Bub,you good for nothing littls
scamp, you come right into The house this
minute, or I'll beat you till the skin comes
Off" 7
why, Angelina, Angelina dear. wha,
do you meant Where do You learn such
talk 2" exclaimed the mother, in a won
dering tone, as she stood on the steps,
bowling to friend.
Angelina looked up innocently and an.
swered:-
why, mother, you see we are play.
ing, and he's my little boy, and I'm scold-
ing him, just as you did me this moning,
that's ALL"