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X A Card ..FellOv.CftiZens of the Nth
JUDICIAL DISTRICT: Many hind friends have already
PR posed me to you candidate for the JUDGE
SHIP in our District. Much more in compliance
with their wishes and opiniona than my own sfer
myself to vou As 3 candidate for that Office | am
fully conscious of the dianty and Importance of the
office for which seek your suirases. appreciate
fully the elevated standard of qualifications afford
ed by late pure and able Judge. oaa only
pledge to you my best efforts to discharge the duties
Of the Office, If you shall bes.ow it l most
respectfully solicit your votes Ths election will be
held on the 18th day of February next, and rnay he
continued 80 other State elections.
c. w. DABNEY
IN
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WORTHY OF IMITATION They deal summarily
with remiss policemen in Savannah, Georgia. Du-
ring the present week one of them was charged
with not being at bs post, going off his beat u
and using scurrilous language. He was fined $40
for the first $50 for the second and suspended for
the third offence. Another charged with go
ing off his division without leave and being intox
icated He admitted he went and took drink or
two with a few friends he met from the country,
Instead of going TO supper, but that he attended
usual at his post. He was discharged from the
uervica
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THE MAIL f,iled yesterday beyond Alexandra,
Va We were however, through the enterprise
of Messrs. Gentry & Co, News Agents, on Broad
street, placed in possession of our Northern pa
pers Messrs. G. e. Co. frequently bea: and are
alwsys up TO the ma i in the ne wspaper facilities
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An EXPLOSION - he Coiumbia PA Spy states
shat on Thursday afternoon last, the large air
chamber, weighing 100 pounds, attached 10 the
main pipe through which the water Is forced TO ID
reservoir Of the Columbia Water Company, 10 that
town, was broken from Its fsstepisgs by the heavy
pressure Of air. and thrown through the c. Hing,
hftsea ortweuty feet high, and nearly through the
roof above In falling, struck and broke heavy
iron plate . few feet from It's place. and directly
aiongside II the engineer. whose escape from be.
ing killed was very narrow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-10

DISMISSED. Lieut.. Charles E. Fleming United
States Navy. late the lat Lieutenant of the brig o.
war cambridge. on the Brazil station has bean
dismissed from the service in pursnance of The ,en
tsnee in his case of the Naval Court Martial r, .
Gently in sessioa at Philadelphia
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FREEcH JUsTicE.-A woman has just been con,
demred by the tribunal correctional Of Ronan "a
the penalty Of ins of 600 francs for the offence
Of saeking postage stamp; s which had hssn used
tencs was because the woman had set up ffsudu.
lent defence.
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FREsHET n THE SCBuYLKiLL.-There has been
. heavy freshet in the Schuylkili PA river. Tie
Norristown Railroad track was covered six feet
The occupants of the mills along the river are
moving their goods and machinery from the lower
rooms, and much DAMAGE Is anticipated The ice
has moved at Manayunk, but it Is still tight oppo.
ate PhIla6elphia.
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CABINET The London Morning Herald announc-
es that the Cabinet held council. on the 2lst at
which the subject under discussion was believed TO
be the reconstruction Of the Cabinet Officers of
another coalition 0he Herald says were made
more than month ago Lord Aberdeen, Sir Jas.
Grshsm and Mr. Gladstone had held meetings at
Sir Sidney Herbert's house in London, and Lord
Aberdeen had two interviews with Lord Palmer
ston.
The Herald adds there is little doubt that Sir
Charles Wood will retire from the Admiralty. and
will be succeeded by Sir George Grey, Sir James
Graham taking some other post The Chancellor
of the Exchequer will be replaced by Mr.. Glad
stone whose great coup Fill be another promise CT
reduction of the income tax. Sir Robert Peel
will also resign his position at the Admiralty
B ard
Some Of the other papers ridicule the Herald q
statement aud declare that all rumors of coali-
ton are unfoupded
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WARNING TO CALI rHUMpIANs." Six Young
men were fined S25 each in the Court of Quarter
Sessions Of Chester county, Pa, recently tor dis.
turbing newly married couple by "callithum.
plan" serenade.
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~ To the Voters Of iejchmo nd ..Present
appearances indicating that there will be no party
nominations at the approaching Spring elections I
assin present myself as candidate for the Office of
CITY SERGEANT / make this announcement
quiries IS to whether intend to be candidates.
PETER w. GRUBBS
faO
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MAKINE INTELI.IGENCf

Port of Richmond, Feb 9-Hieh Wdter % O'CLOCK
ARRIVED,
Steamer Roanoke, Skinner, New York, mds' Lug
lam Il Watson.
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DAMaoEs.--i he Annapoiis tmd) Republican
ssys that Mr.. Brice j. Warrington, of that coun-
~, ha' received IS 90 damages for Injuries receiv
ed up,n the Washington Branch iallr, I'd some
month"; since.
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" To the Voters Of the CItv Of Rich.
MoND.-l sm candidate for The eff 30 Of CRY
4AUGER. and respectfully solicit yoar sufragss at
the next April election SAMPSON JONES
fe 4-did.
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AID TO AMERICANS IN MEXICO The United
States revenue cutter Lewis Cass, Lieut.. Brush
wood, has been ordered to proceed to Tampico to
render assistance the American residents of thai
lace. The cutter left New Orleans oa the Cd
inst
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UTe the Voters Of the city Or Rirhm..a
respect fully announce myself candidate IN :.
election 10 this Office Of CITY aEFGEsnr
there are 20 many candidates 10 the FIELD who v..s
the Else all that can ash l. fair ield open snS
free fight.
f. 10 -4fdas
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II To the Voters of the City of Rich,
MoFD.-ln reply to several inquiries on tn. snbise,
announce myself Candidate for re- election 10 th
office Of com ATTORNEY for
the city Of Richmond. 0'
70 6-6t+ RI DANIrr
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fe g-I2t

CITY Assessor - rhe uudersigsed,. N
candidate tor the ofhce OF CITY ASSESSOR. ana
will be thankful to the voters of ,bs ,itv ~ pi
mond, for their support at the approaching ApriI
siee.,on; RiCaD REINs
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2--dtd

q At the solicftatfoa of numerous
friends, ann unce myself as eandidsts for the
office Of CITY GiUGEg the approaching else.
ton Respectfully
fe 8 2aw15t&dta ALFRED T. WILLIAMS
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= y.
Hanover, 10th Jsnuary, 1887. ia 2l-tde

II The undersigned mt the solicitation
OF many friends irrespective of political parties
sp 'ctfuy presents himself az candidate for tbs Of.
fee OF CITY SERGEANT and solicits the citizens
Of Richmond generally to give him their support.
ia l5-dts ED. ). GAY
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PART lsT.
ovs,turs to the Opera Of LA Dame bsnsne'' by
BsrcsroIe from the opera of Mssanielio' D.
. Romance "The Last Greeting, sung BY member
of tho Club, by schubert gu
4 Wa ~. composed by member of the Club;
s. Romance. In after years, co"poseo 'o' '
and ri.no by Jno J. FRY
s sounds from the Swiss Mountains Fastoraie, oy
p1.ysr and Chorus from the 1st act OF the Opsra
of I'll Puritsni" by Bellini.
PART 20.
I. March of Homage, composed and dedicated TO q .
M Oscar /, King of Sweden and norway, oJ
Busch
2 Ave Maria by Schub bert
! B.Iad. "I,m Dreaming, Oh, Pm Dreaming; sung
bv a member of the Club, by Robinson
4 Gallon ("Beta Phi Lambca,"l composed Tor the
Piano, By T.. Il. Archer
5. 'sscunds from Home, by Gungi.
6. The seren sde, by Schubert
: Introductiou from ii I'd Act and Cavatlna C~ta
Diys,' Fl ON the list Act of the Opera OF NORMA
by Be lini.
K~ AMIssION 50 cents. Tickets may be OBJ
tanned at the Music and Book Stores, at Laidiey
Robinson,s Meade & Bakers, Mitchell Tyers,
At the principal Hotels and at the door
E~ Doors open st O'Clock; Performance TO
commence at quarter to eight o'clock precisely.
fe l6-1tA
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has been appointed mail agent on the Virginia Cd
Tennessee Railroad, In place of A. ]. Didlaka, r,
signed
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" High C0rsfahie.-G apf ssmv,, Gar,
viii be supported for the oFce 81 HIGH Cf,Nsrx
BE At the ensuing April election. b.
fs1e--4s MANY VOTERS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-10

George Geogan. OF Parkersburg, Va, died in
Manningsvilie, Ind, on the 9Th inst.
There were 100 deaths in New Orleans for the
week ending the Sd inst.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

eF Protection BuiIding Fund Company;
tale place on the 10th inst he regular day for the
election of officers for the present year.
members are requested to be present in person or
snnointed to re wise and amend the Constitution and
Bye Laws Of the Comrany will bs acted upon:-
pues received at No. 12l Main street. during the
day. e. +. TO"NHhND,
fe I0-lt Secretary.
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xvsThe reRnlnr monthly meeting OF the
.Youpe Mems Christian Association" will he held on
THIS fTuerday) IVENING. at y O'Clock, in the
Hail of the Association. in Goddns Building.
LEROY J. GRANT,
fs 1C--lt Recordius Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-10

e. City Sergeant. lin conformity to the
expressed wishes of many Of nv friends announce
myself as q candidate for the Office of CITY SER
Iow.citzens to ele.t me, promise to discharge the
duties to the best Of my ability.
ia l3-1m GEO. w. WILEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-10

UTo Many Voters Absence from R,..
mond prevented an sarlier reply to yonr irnaisv-
Whether or not ] would accept the off % Of C,,z
serGesnt eiesfees In reply. wenl6 STATE that
would most cheerfay accept thst flee IN s,.s.sa
but at the same time canno. consent to m ~ 30
oiice without the co operation of my party NJ,
knowing whether It 10 the intention Of the pa.
cratc party TO make nominations for the ,rton. ia,
ofices or not, viii simply say th.t am csnsi.
date, sui ect to their decision ''"a~
Very Respectfully
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Brenki q up Of the Ice at the North.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb 9-The ice on the Schuyl-
kill broke up last night and there Is eleven feet oil
water on the Fairmout dam; most of the wharves
were overlooked, and considerable quantities Of
coal and wood were carried off A few canal boats
were left on the wharves, while others were car
ried down the stream
The damage ia not serious as the breaking up
of the ice was anticipated.
EAsToN, Pa Feb. 9.-The Delaware river bs
risen sixteen feet. and tho ice is broken up Bel
videre and Lamhertsviie bridge are endangered
Some houses in the neiehborhood OF the latter are
carried away, and the ice is piled up twenty fee'
high
TRENTON. Feb. "a part of Vancleves foundry
has been washed away. The water covers the
streets in the lower part of the town. The bridge
is safe unless those above it come down.
The ice in the Leghigh is no. yet broken mp.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-10

~ NotIce.-The attention of the public is
aslIed 10 the sala of a valuable Farm on the VIII
Iiamsburg Road, q miles below Richmond, and per.
sonal estate thereon to take place THIS DAY, at III
O'clock See auction hesd for psrticnlars.
f. 10-lt GODDIN & APPERSON, Aucts.
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- OMkTniNG SrHANt.E.
- Several packages of Books, &c were actually
resolved by the subscriber on y-eterday-a very
n.ual circumstance since the great snow. Among
them
BLEDsOE'S Liberty and Slavery. ST.
REPUBLICAN, landmark. " 50
MEMOIR Of Susan Allibone &l 50.
WILLETT's new and interesting Life of Summer.
field $l25
An excellent Juvenile -RILLs from the Fountain OF
l. fe 75c.
QUILL PENS; Lerruberrs STEEL PENS
Superior NOTE and LETTER PAPER, for ladies
and gentlemen
THERMOMETERS; SCHOOL BOOKS. DC.
P. B. PRICE,
f. IO-1t Oprosta American Hotel
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rxi. ksarAvuc Nkws.
srp oRTED FOR rms DAILY DEsPATCH

The New OK VI urder.
NEW YORK, Feb. 9-Tbe evidence of Ellen
Cunningham, given yesterday. Sunday before the
corones, corroborated her sister 8 concerning the
marriage.
Levi s. Chafeld, tesiitled to having drawn up
the papers for Mrs. Cunningham against DR.. Bur.
dell, for breach Of promise and sIaudar. He after
wards drew up an order for the discontinuance OF
the suit, and was subsequently informed by Mrs
Cunningham's attorney that she had intimated to
him that she would have to revive the suits.
Silas G. Herring testified to having supplied q
new key to DR.. Burders safe, also, that the key
found in Mrs. Cuaninghan's possession, was the
original missing key
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~ To the Voters OF the City Of Rich.
MoND.-I am candidate for the Office of CITY SER
GEANT and respectfully solicit you SURFACES at The
ia It's THOMAS w. BOSWELL
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~ Notfce.---At the solicitation OF many
friends, announce myself candidate for the office
of City Sergeant at the ensuing Municipal Elections
l make this early announcement to correct the mis-
statsmen ut, and impression on the minds Of soroe
that would not be candidate.
de 29-2m THOMAS " DUDLEY
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(slLl.IAnf's CxLkBRATkD WINE SAf
NJ TOBACCO.--Ws have still on hand = few hosrA
Of fhis beautiful Chewing Tobacco II hss given ahl'
les DENNEIr. sEERs FISHER
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Death of n Citizen of B0stan.
Boston, Feb. MIR Joshua Sears, wei
tnnprn merchant of Boston. died this morning
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~ For City Sergea ut. 1.-The subscYibe
re.pectfuiIy amour himself Candidate for ths
Office of CITY SERGEANT, at the ensuing clsetion
and will be thankful for the support Of the voters Of
the city. HENRY w. QUAkLES.
ia l-dte
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I VST, LOST On The 10Th 0f January,
IL between my house and DR.. Johnson's below the
city, MEMORANDUM BOOK, belonging to VIM.
n. Ellis, decd, late of the firm of Lille Peers
This book contained papers OF great v.ne to his
estate, and liberal reward will be paid for Ire de-
livery to me or if left at this Office
fa7-lw. THOs w PIERS.
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Wreck,ef q Yessel from Y!rginia.

NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-Bermuda dates to the 30th
January, state that the of the schooner Sarah
and Emiline. from City Point, bound for N. York,
which was abandoned was foun next day by the
barque Hespes, and carried to Bermuda
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-10

M ii R4sLi. BUTTER BUCK.
WHEAT. CRUSHED AND COFFEE ST.
CARS Aso, NEW BACON, HAMS aud BREASTS.
For sale by C. P. WORD,
feIO-4t 1st corner above u Ho.rl.
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I USr An old black leather PORTE
IL NOMINATE, containing 5 ten dollar uutsrfs't
note the Northwestern Bank at " heeiing, and
the due bill of VIM. A Jordan for sevsnty-fve dol
lars, bearing dse the 4.h of ths present month and
payable to the order of John miller. The hndsr will
be suitably rewa ded bv Aavi- it at the sfice OF
70 7-3r' DAVIS LEE Toeust Alley
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HON HlkE..TWo likely negro HOYs.
Can be bad cheap BY early sVplicstion to
LuCIEN LEwIs, Asi and Colestor,
70 lf.-H Undsr d. H. Loudon's
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S0n BUSHELS CORN receiving by the
COO Central Railroad, for sale. Also, rOTA.
TOES, PEAS, BUTTER and TURKEYS.
J Il. GENTRY Commi sion IL chant
e l0-lt 18th st hetWeen Main and Cary
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! U~T OH hilsLAip..A Ne gortnble Noe
- of J. r. Aliens, payabls TO my order, and en-
dorssd By mo for S376.3l, at 4 months from Deem
Der 10TH 1876. All persons cautioned against
trading for same, the payment thereof having bssn
stopped Finder of same will please leave u with
the owp--. WILLIAM p. LADD,
A1n Of No $40 Broad strest
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IlllST.

T OST .-On sunday moraiug,s b. tween
IL the Garner of IS sud MARSHALL strests and Rev.
Mr. Hoga's Church gray VfCTORINE, lined with
brown silk The fndsr will be liherslly rewarded
by leaving the same at the Dispatch office.
fe 10
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p RIO G. Il n Nj III f.:

Conductor and Arangsr Of the Music mr. v.
BUSCH.
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WHITE GOODS - WnlTE GOODS :--
W Csmbriss and Jaconetts, swiss end hsnsoohs
striped and Checked y usiins Embroidered and Dot
ted Mus ins, Linen Camhris Hdtfs, and many other
articles In this line, very cheap at
j. MILLHJsER BROS,
fe 10 1sS broad strs O..
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-09-12
SUM MON s.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, |
COUNTY OF TRINITY, (

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF TRINITY,
In the District Court Of the Ninth Judicial District
David c. Brush, plaintiff, VS. Thos. Maydwell,
et al. defendant.
The People Of the State Of California,
To Thomas Maydwell GREETING;
VOU are hereby summoned to answer the com
L plaint of David C. Brush, filed against you.
as follows If served on you in this County,
within ten days if served out of said County
and in this Judicial District, within twenty days;
in all other cases within forty days, in each case
exclusive of the day Of such service, in an action
commenced against you in the aforesaid Court on
the lth day of May, a. d. 1857, wherein the
plaintiff prays judgment against you, the said de-
PENDANTS, for the sum that may be found due him,
cost of suit and money disbursements, and also
that certain deeds be annulled. so far as they in
terfere with plaintiffs rights, and for sale of GER
tain premises as by copy Of said plaintiffs com
plant, herein filed will more fully appear. If
you fail to answer said complaint as herein di-
rectcd the plaintiff will take default against you,
and ask of this Hon. Court such judgment as may
be demanded in the premises, and as may seem
equitable. Published by order of the Court.
Witness, Hon. W. p. DANGERFIELD Judge of
the said District Court of the Ninth Judicial Dis
trict, this 18th day Of August. A. d. 1857.
Attest, my hand and seal of the said Court,
[I"s) the day and year last above written
JNO. A. WATSON, Clerk.
30 BY r. G. STUART Dep Clerk
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-09-12
SheriH's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF FORECLO-
ID sure and an order TO me directed, issued ont
Of the Hon. District Court of the Ninth Judicial
District, in and for tue County of Trinity, aud
judgment entered therein on the l4th day of
August A. d., 1857, in favor of Sullivan & Feter,
and against +. Harris for the sum of seventeen
hundred and twenty seven-l00 dollars (Sl7-
u 27-l00 principle and) interest to the Nth day
of August, A. D., 1857 and twenty-siX (S26) dol
lars costs OF suit and accruing costs have levied
upon, seized, and will expose for public sale to
the highest bidder, for cash, at the Court House
in Trinity County, on
Monday the Iith day Of September, A. D., 1851,
between the hours of ~ o'clock. m. and o'clock
p. m., all the right, title and interest of f. Harris
in and to the following described property, to
wit ." All that house and lot situated on Oregon
Gucb, just below the Oregon Gulch Hotel, and
known as Sullivan x Felter's new store, all in
Trinity County, State Of California.
Dated this 22d day Of August A. d., 1857.
JOHN B. MAY, Sheriff.
By G.. J. LOVE, Deputy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-09-12

THE VIGILANCE Committee MovEMENT.--Som
ol our contemporaries appear to bc considerably
alarmed at the formation Of Vigilance Committee
for the protection of their property and lives by
the citizens of two OF our Wards. But Vigilance
Committee, per SC. is not necessarily affair from
which any evil consequences are to be appre-
hcnded, but just the reverse. When a Vigilance
Committee transcends the limits within which any
:tizen may act in selfdefcnce, then it will be
come amenable to the laws, and be dealt with as
any other disturbcr of the public peace would be
but until these Vigilance Committees sha II be
gElty Of taking the law into their own hands and
infctng summary punishment upon offenders,
we think they are to be commended rather than
condemned. 1t does not by any means follow
that Vigilance Committee in New York must
infict Lynch-law upon offenders, because Vigi-
lance Committee did so in California. There are
private watchmen all over the city, and in Brook
lyn. and we imagine that nothing more viii be
attempted by the Vigilance Committee of the
Fifth and Eighth Wards, than to establish pri-
vate watch OH a large scale. If the Police De-
lartment should be thoroughly organized, and in
good working order, so that our citizens shall
feel themselves sccnre in their beds. we presume
that nothing more will be heard about Vigilance
Committees. Acting the part Of amateur police
men is not a kind Of business that people are
likely TO engage in when there is no special oc-
casion for it..N Y. Times.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-09-12
SPERMATOPRHTA

{ hk local weakness, nervous debility. low spr-
~ its, lassitndc, weakness of the limbs and
back, indispostion and incapability for labor and
study, dullness Of apprehension, loss of memory.
aversion to society, love of solitude timidty.
self distrust, dizziness, headache, involuntary
disc cNarges, pains in the side, affections of the
eyes pmples on the face, sexual and other infrm-
tiles in man, are cured without fail by the iustIv
celebrated Physician and surgeon, L. j. Czapkay
Ills method Of curing diseases is new (unknown
to others,) and hence the great success All con-
sullatlons (by letter or otherwse) free. Address
l.. }. Czapkay, NJ. d., San Francisco, California.
San Francisco, March 2S, 1857. 9-3m.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-09-12
l Wont tell whnt sac snid.
BY THos. J. JOHNSON.


/ eazed upon the dancers
In grand old festive hall,
4Snd among the witching maidens,
| crowned orc queen Of all
bike strange, celestial fairy,
Before my eye she fled,
And her voice charmed and pleased me-
But / wont tell what she said.
Fgaf spring met the maiden,
And saw her eve of blue.
As it lit her check all glowing
With many color'd hue
She wove for me garland,
From Plora's downy bed
And | said that was happy
But wont tell what she said.
We walked one autumn's even,
Beneath the calm moonlight.
And the merry stars were watching
Der the solemn world of night
The wind. | thought was signing
For the flowers that were dead
And we talked and laughed for hours
But wont tell what she said.
Not long ago, when shadows
Were purpling on the west,
4 tiny hands soft pressure
Made me feel that was blest
Her blue eye flung the chances
OF an angel-heart and head,
On soul that loved too wildly
But wont tell what she said.