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Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-19

THE PEmLs OF PARrMG.-There is one warl-
Ing lesson in life which few Of us have no! receiv-
ed and no book that ! can call to memory has
noted down with adequate emphasis. 1t is this
beware Of parting The true saduess is not in
the pain of parting, 1t is the when and how you
are TO meet again with the face about to vanish
from your view. From the passionate farewell
to the woman who has your heart in keeping, to
the cordial good bye exchanged with pleasant
companions at a watering place, country house,
or the close of festive days blithe and careless
excurson-a chord, stronger or weaker, is snap
ped asunder in every parting, and Times busy
fingers arc not practiced in re-splicing broken
ties. Meet again, you may win it be in the
same way with the same sympathies? with the
same sentimentsi Will the souls, hurrying on ia
divers paths. unite once more, as if the interval
had been dream! Rarely, rarely Bul,cerI
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-19

STUDYING HUMAN NArUnE-Iho Buffalo Re
public tells story which we don't believe, but 1t
is so good that it is worth repeating simply as
Joke.
Roy. Henry Ward Bccchcr, dressed in very
common clothes, was studying human nature as
exhibited in the highways aud bye-ways OF New
York. In the course of his phlosophc perigrin-
ations he went into mock auction shop llo
stood awhile on entering, and reflected, donbt-
less how any one could be so lost to all sense OF
truth and honesty rs the auctoncer in question,
cndeavorng TO palm OF his worthless trash to tho
inexperienced in city ways, as good and valuable,
and finally the auctioneer called odt; Mr. Beech
cr why don't you bd2 lie was greatly aston
ishcd as we can well imagine, ut finding himself
known in this place, and. as he had supposed. in
his purposely careless dress. He Immediately
left aud started for the residence of one of tho
members of the church in the neighborhood. and
requested him, as an act Of kindness, to go down
and inquire Of that person who had sold himself
to Satan for the love OF gain, how II was that he
knew him in his disguise. The ncighbor kindly
consented, aud on entering the Peter Funk
shop he addressed the auctOneer
How is it that you know Henry Ward Bcccher
80 well as TO bo able TO recognize him In his dis
guiso'
How do I know him? Why, Ihdue been
prominent niemJer Of his congregation for tie las.
fve years, and oVn he nm pe,o from The JronW
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-19

SCENERY IN THE MINEs.--The Calaveras Chron-
icle describes mining scene in that county 1t
will apply to almost every mining locality in the
State:
Beautiful pictures are stretched in every direc-
tion-here huge mountains lift up their evcrlast-
ing tops. and stretch their long armed pines hca-
venward--and fairy dells lie ensconsed in smil-
ing beauty amid dark and scowling rocks here
q fresh and pastoral scene the green sward still
lingering in places, we could almost fancy the IL
nv footprint of the fairy was visible where ii had
pressed the carpeted earth in its joyous revel-
Here flow murmuring streams in whose beauty
the Roscusians might have found many an I'M
dine. and gushing waterfalls where the stronger
snrit of the waters would love to dwell.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-19

The Aurora BorcnIis i'm sweden.

Bayard Taylor gives the following exceedingly
grophic account of the appearance of this phe.
nomeuon in Sweden
was dark when we reached Ersnas, whence
we had twenty miles to Ed Lulean, with tired
horses, heavy loads, and n lazy driver. lay
down again. dozed MS usual and tried to forget
my torments So passed three hours the night
had long set in, with n clear sky, ID deg. below
zero, and u sharp wind blowing, All at ouce an
exclamation from Braisted aroused me. opened
my eyes, as | lay in his lap. looked upward and
saw narrow belt or scarf OF silver hto stretching
directly across the zenith, with its loose, trayed
ends slowing swaying to and fro down the slopes
of the sky. Presently it began to waver, bend
ing back and forth, sometimes slowly, sometimes
with quick springing motion, "s II testing It's
elasticity. Now it took the shape OF BOW, now
undulatcd into Hogarth's line of beauty, bright
oning and fading in its sinuous motion, and final
ly formed n shppherds s crook. the end of which
suddenly began to separate and tall oil MS II drv
en- bv IL sudden wind, until the whole belt shot
away in long drifting lines of fiery snow. 1t then
gathered again into dozen dancing fragments,
which alternately advanced and retreatcd, shot
hihcr and thither, against and across each other,
blazed out in yellow and rosy CLEANS, or paled
again. playing thousand innIasIc pr@hhS' Us IL
guided by some wild whm
We Law silent with upturncd faces, watching
this wonderful spectacle. Suddenly the scattered
lights ran together, as by II common impulse
Joined their bright ends, twisted them through
each other, and fell in II broad, luminous curtain
straight downward through the air, until its
fringcs hung apparently but Il few yards over our
heads This phenomenon was SO unexpected and
startling that thought our faces would b@ touch
ed by the skirts of the glorious auroral drapery
Itdid not follow the sphcric curve OF the llr-
mament, but hung plump from the zch'th falling
apparently millions of leagues through the AR
its folds gathered together among the stars and
It's embroidery of fame sweeping the earth and
shedding n pale unearthly radiance over the
wastes of snow. A moment afterwards IL wa'
again drawn up parted, saved its llambeaux aud
shot its lanccs hithcr and hilhcr, advancing and
retrcatng as before. Any thing so strange sc
wonderful, so goriously beautiful scarcely
hope TO see again.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-19

INTERESTING NcDGNT.-A little girl with pret-
ty, br ght eyes and gentle countcnance, a dai-
ly visitor at the San Francisco Washington Mar
ket, for the purpose Of picking up any cast away
flowers she could find lady, seeing her thus
employed, who had noticed the punctualty of her
morning visits, venlured to ask Jenny what do
you do with the beautiful boquets, which you dali
ly arrange here" 'Oh, ina'am, she replied,
/ once had little sister, who is an angel now,
and when she was dying she said to me, Jenny,
will you please put flowers on my grave when
am dead ? and said Yes, Leila, VIM So
gather up such nice boquei, and every morning
place it on her grave
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-19
b A * e r Y
TRINITY JOURNAL.
a Chi!d's Death.

In some rude spot where vulgar hcrbagr grows,
If chance violet rear its purple head,
The careful gardner moves it ere it bloom,
To strive and flourish in q nohcr bed.
Such was thy fate dear child,
Thy opening such!
Pre-cmnence in early bloom was shown,
For earth too good perhaps,
And loved too much
Heaven saw. and early marked thee FOR lis own
R 3. Sheridan.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-19

THE following from the Morenci lMich) .'o'T-
ual, is swcety touching tale, and ono tipped
off with fine moral:
i passed by the farm of wealthy man my
attention was attracted by the utter neglect and
shiltlcssness that pervadcd the whole estate the
mansion-house spacious and lofty, but It was
without either door yard or flower garden it was
not surrounded by those beautiful ehade-trees,
that renders home dear to the heart. The
pailings of the fence that surrounded the garden
were broken down. and weeds and thisiles cover
ed the face thereof. Again | passed by the pos
sessions of the wealthy fagmer-what change
had been wrought there. The dwelling house
was shaded by groups Of beautiful NAPLES, while
within the little enclosure before the door bloom
ed every variety of choice flowers the garden
was surrounded by beautiful wirefcnce, long
rows of shadetrec lined the neatly trimmed
hedge that incoses broad fields of waving grain
entered the stately mansion to inquire the cause
of the change, and there sat the old man reading
the first newspaper that he ever subscribed for
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-19
INDEPENDENCE HOTEL,
Two Doors below Blake 81 Co.'s Express,
MAIN STREET, WEAVER

MAIN olhEElj w EAN Eh
TNHE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEASURE
L. in announcing to his friends and the public,
that after thoroughly
RENOVATING s. RE-MODELING
the above House, he is now prepared to entertain
his guests in style superior to any heretofore
attempted in Weaver.
The ''Independcnce" has undergone thorough
repair, and the sleeping apartments have been
pastered throughout. The BEDS and BEDDING
will be kept neat at all times, and in addition
MiTTRASSES HAVE BEEN FURNISHED
all the sleeping apartments. In fact, no pains or
expense has been spared to make this Hotel su-
perior to any in the North.
From his long experience in the Hotel business,
the proprietor faters himself that he will be able
to give entire satisfaction to his patrons.
Business will be conducted on the
Q a s FL S x S T i M
exclusively. The patronage of the public solicit
ed, j. A. BACHELOR.
Weaver, Nov lst, 1857. Alta
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-19
To the suspension Bridge, Ningary.
BY THE pIsBANpEp VOLUNTEER

Anormus structur! Whar, Ide like to know,
Did the constructors stand as bilt this rode
Rite throo the air Say, gentle news,
Wot he'd they to hold on to? But, alass
The news ses nothin. o Jerusalem,
Wot boyed EN- up! Imadjinashn, dored,
Kant get the hang of it!
hev it now
They did it in balloons
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-19

ONLY CASE on REcoRD.-A young English
printer named Henry Floyd, lately engaged on
the Savannah Georgian, sailed from that port for
Liverpool, lately, having received intelligence
that he was heir to an estate of 100000.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-19

YoUNd SISTERS or CHARrY.-The North Cah-
fornian says that two little girls lately walked
the streets OF Oroville soliciting subscriptions
for The relief Of a sick aud lrendless woman
friendlcss, save the little ministers Of mercy
They collected eighty dollars.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-19

PUNCH wrote the following dispatch for the
Queen to send to the President, after the cable
broke Mr.. Bnchanan--on earth peace-oycr-
board another piece.n
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-19

In his last number, Punch has piece of ad-
vice worth years subscription 1t is this
Fire Words to The WlHy.-Ncver joke with stu
pd people.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-19
Oar National Disgrace.

Is there any country besides our own, Whorc
the Almighty is SO often called upon to sehd To
perditon the souls of those who offend each othcr'
Everywhere, that horrid imprecation, so familiar,
that it is unnecessary to shock you by repeating
it, meets the pained ear. | say panied, because |
for one cannot abhor it less disgusting because il
uttcrs through aristocratic lips. Everywhere it
nursues me- in crowded streets, in omnibnSes and
| am sorry to say in rctremCnts which should af-
ford refuge from the disgusting habit
From old men, whose toothless lips humble it
almost inariiculatcly from those who would re-
, scnt to the death, any question of their title to
ecuilemen from young men, glorious else, IN
the strength and vgor Of youth and sadder still
from little children, who have caught the trick.
and handy curses ut their sports. An oath from
a childis lips! One would as soon expect thun-
deIholt from out the heart Of rose. And yet
there are those who deliberately teach little chill
dren to swear, and think il sport, when the rosy
lips, with childish grace, lisp the demoAac les
son.
An oath from woman's lips! With shudder-
ing horror we shrink away, and ask what bitter
cup of wrong, suffering and despair, man has
doomed her to drink to the dregs, ere she could
SO belle her W Womanhood.
One lovely moonlight night, was returning
late from the opera. with gentleman friend, the
delicious tones | had heard still floating through
my charmed brain. Suddenly from out dark
angle in building we passed, issued a woman
old, not in years. but in misery, for her long;
brown hair curtaincd face whose beauty had
been its owners direst curse. To my dying day
Shall never forget the horrid oaths OF that
wrctchcd woman, as she faced the moonlight and
me. Perhaps had evoked some vision of hap
pier days when she, too, had protecting arm to
lean upon sure ! am, could She have read my
heart she would not have cursed me. Oh. the
dreadful reckoning to be required at the hands
of him who defaccd this temple Of the living God,
and left it shapeless, blackenod ruin
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-19

THE Buffalo Eapress tells good old story of a
Quaker who was charged the exorbitant price of
seventeen dollars for horse and buggy for a
short drive, and upon being presented with the
BILL simply remarked Thou mstakest me; do
not wish to purchase thy establishment, but only
to hire ~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-19

LADY who enjoys the luxury of an elegant
and pleasant home, remarked, after reading the
poem Nothing 10 Wear that she had enough
10 wear, but nowhere to wear it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-19

A THocGmT DuENG An HouR or SADNESS
How truly did tho bard say. am never merry
when | hear sweet music How often has gol-
den sunset or Il silver night brought n sadness to
the sou--a sadness without pain; or the lapse of
some free river, or the strains Of some sweet mu-
sic, filled eyes with tears that had no thought Of
sorrow. And the landscapes whose bowers grow
close to the edge of Heaven, that with such
charm Of summer sun and shade. make vestibucs
for Paradise, and us willing to be gonc--how Of
ten do they grow dim before our eyes and yet
there is no rain. Sometimes in breahlcss nights
when earth is full Of leaves, and sky Of stars
there seems melancholy music in the mere shi-
ming of the moon. and we wish it would linger
forever. Aud why are these things so. unless
thai we are born to something fairer than this
cloudy world Memory consecrates the past to
beauty, and binds the thought thereto, with links
Of loycliness sweeter TO bear than garlands Of
fresh flowers The chain that chafed grows smooth
and bri ght by wearing, and we are all willing
prisoners as we 60 And by and-by, this tsther
Of the heart, as time runs on, shall guide rs back
again to childhood, whence the transition into
Heaven is as easy as dream.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-19
Jew YORK HOTEL
MAIN STREET., WEAVER.

THIS WELL-KNOWN HOTEL HAS BEEN
l. entirely re-fttcd, and supplied with new Fur
niture, Bedding, &c. 1t now contains number
of single and double rooms. and suits of rooms
suitable for the accommodation of
FAM MILES S5 PA RTIES-
The apartments are well lighted and vcntilla-
ted, ard in point of comfort are second to no llo
tel in Northern California. Male and female ser
wants are in attendance at all times to make Wis
itors comfortable. In addition to the many 9th
er advantages possessed by this Hotel IA good
b A x e r Y
is also connected with IT, where may be always
found an excellent assortment of Bread, Cakes,
Pies, &c. The proprirtors acknowledge their
for the patronage heretofore rrceiv-
ed. aud respectfully solicit a continuance Of the
same. MORRIS & BRADY.
Weaver Dec s, 1857. 4jtd.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-19

LIBELOUs.-A medium says that John Bun
yam is clown in a circus, in the other world, and
that Noah is running canal boat
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-19

PERsEyERANCE.-Other may learn persever-
ance Of the miners-to work, day in, day out, on
a trembling hope which has its focus in the bow
els Of a mountain toward which they dig inch
by inch. A company has been at word under Ia
bic Rock for over two years they find no gold
but believe it IL there. They have drilled big
hole through which they are crawling, slowly aud
painfully, towards the imaginary treasury. What
if on that foundation stone they should find only
emptiness? How despairingly they will come
ont and sit in front and look up at the mighty
pillar which stands on their crushed hopes. Ia
BILE Rock, with all its massive masonry. will not
be heavier than the curse that will curdle about
the miners heart when he inyokes judgment on
his Internal luck. .'-.1ge
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-19

Gov ANDREW JOHNSON, THE New SENATOR
FROM TENNEsSEE.--The recent election OF the
sterling Democrat, Gov. Johnson, to I'LL the place
long occupied by one of the ablest Wings In the
country, is an event bright as the beams OF tho
sun in its features and effects doing honor to ths
energy, ability aud integrity of the man, secur-
ing the influence of his chivalrous state for tho
welfare of the whole country, and teaching, in
all things, lesson to the young men OF the land.
however poor and obscure, tho good fruits OF
which will be gathered by future generations.
OF all the men in the history of our country
who have risen from almost oppressive obscurity
to prncely and mcrited omnenoe, Gov. johnson
seems to be one of the most remarkable. There
is but one opinion about the eminent ability with
which he will discharge the duties OF his new
station for aside from the laures won at home,
he has already served n term in the House OF Re-
prescntativcs, and there won the favor which has
lust now eliminated in this new honor Yet so
low in the ladder of learning did his manhood
commence, that il Is said his wiio taught him his
letters after their marriage; and while prosecut'
ing his calling as iourncyman tailor, to support
his family, he acquired the simplest rudlments OF
education.
This was the Democratic element-industry
and honest decision of charactcr-working ut tho
foundation of popular sovereignty.
Truly where there is u will there Is way );
though il takes u giant mind aud lion heart to
win the victory over ignorance aud want All
honor TO the new Senator from Tennessee and
let our young men remember another homely ad'
age, What man has done man may do
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-12-19
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The First Hiss.

Elizabeth Barrett Browning thus describes o
love sccue in which it is supposed she speaks her
own experience '.....-
First time he kissed me, he but Only kissed
The fingers of this hand wherewith write
And, ever since. it grew more clear and white,
Slow to world greeting quick with its Oh list'
When the angels speak. a ring of amethyst
| could not wear here palmer to my sight
Than that first kiss, The second passed in hight
The first. and sought the forehead; and halt missed
Half falling ON my hair Oh, beyond need
That was q crysm of love- which loye'sown crown
With sanctirying sweetness did precede.
The third upon my lips was folded down
In perfect purple satel Since when, indeed
| have been proud aud said, My love, my own.'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-24

Ofsil ACRES OF LAND, tiruaied Tires o. four mica
UO Nofia- east otho say heieet sllu sd q % al
turnpike Roads One lracI of about l55 acrea h.s
saodslaed 10 pieces varying iron % abucru-,
9ssoia oal N Lots er ths Hhae nay oesI rus,r
ta soh deep ana "a the rcheat qu Cd ubafed an a
IN oil9 gfas, has number "a Que eprngs
GallAu road Il Is Reached D cd Iurnplke haI uiis
u iengln, ana road now bmidIur uassipr
through The IraCt the Cumharland River On D. Fra
% comiouabe dwelling and OuI-a0asrs, }aauI apia
orchard o. 80 tfeag, peach orchard iung ruueu
new and substantial sGEs fence sEirs ths uact o. ~ lev
ruad Isrms-i Sand ears, interest iron daia n
purchase.
Aisu Cae other Taot Of about los acres ihrso M Is
Nors- east from ne ely and ab0uts bali mile nu ,ial
ara f'aa lnl1 Tract d nearly SURROUNDED tarurac
rJads, ana is subdvidsd into s5s con auinF rn h j
a-rss sud luieIsecIsd oouvsuHt erms-i.f
years, VIA interest Pc gwen tmuualalrs
either or b0tn d ne above LAID, PROVIDED per-
oSsser F pay iair sluiyaleni g8alne eus asa
stock included. JOHN ID WIA~ruh.
msr2l-iu- Z3GnerrS slfaat.
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GROCERIES.


HART, MACRAE a. co..
WHOLEsALE ER0CERs &C0M Kiss 0
MER5HANTs
Nos and South Market street, hasevlAe, ksa1,
JUST RECETTED AND NOW IN sTT0REs D..
lS5 hhds N, q. Sugar, o barrels sallslee .as..'
IS boxes Havana Sugar 800 assorted DeEll onn9
l2s barrels h 2 CFushed20O peekegss ~ \ l4aisanS'
Efrar 100 coils Gotten 30 Pc
As barrels n z. P0wdered400 gross Matches,
STssr 200 dozen Painted Buckets.
50 Bsts +. o Loaf Sugar So nets s Painted tubs,
oo9 6-r-els n d Nolessss so btxes StUDe Pipes,
49, cro-A so B, Xes Tennessee Axes,
sss besyz ,sefIried Baltimore superior qualityA
&c., 500 keEs " hile Lead,
eco 6ses T. O. Rio Cosss, leOO k5gs Rails (AasOrtsd
So bags haguirs Coffee, eAssl
IaSa CofFss. 100 bUxes Palm and German
Is macs PepDar. e11 soap,
"a 5sss s1ios. 10 cases Carolina Rice,
150 easks Super Carbonate so dOz Zinc Wash BOards
soda, - 500 resmg Superior Wrap
40 half chests Imperial ping Paper
Black Tea, 500 N G D. Gaps,
$50 boxes We. and Ky. Tol00 igs Shot
baeoo, 10 kegs bar Lead,
A large assortment Of com 400 barrels Clover Seed
mon and fne Cigars so barrels Butter and Sod
$50 boxes GarTetts Scotch Crackers.
snuff, $50 bbls Rectihed Whisky,
so boxes Smoking Tobacco, Is barrels Old Bourboh
50 coils Manila Rope Whiskeys
50 boxes Pearl Starch % barrels MononganelaRnd
Is cases Sardues, ola BYE Whskey,
SO c Ises Oysters, 50 barrels Robertson COun-
90 boxes Assorted Pickles, ~ Whisky, .
so boxes Catsnp Ead Pep-l5 barrels OLD Lincoln oh
per Ssuce, key,
R5 boxes Assd. Pie Fruits, or casks Pure French
% cases Brandy Cherries, Brandy
900 boxes W r. Cheese, 10 Casks Pure Pors p" me-
SO boxes English Dairy 5 casks Pure Mslags do
Cheese 5 casks Pure sherry do
800 packages Star Candles, 5 casks Pure Madeira DO
"a do TaUow do 20 bbls baJive Sweet do
81 bags Timothy Seed so bbs. American brandy,
800 boxes ass d. Glass Ware, 10 bbis Apple Brandy
loo boxes sXl0 and lOXl2 40 bbls. Peach Brandy
jan8 H1'" 0 HART MACRAE co.
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A, KERR s. Co,


HAVANA CIGARS, WINES, BRAN d ES s6C.
UST received BY Scotland and Cumberland
y large stock Of goods. Among which arei
100000 Cigars dne brands
100 baskets Champagne Vine
5ObOxss fne POEt
50 boxes hns Sherry;
60 casks dne BTandiesi
95 boxes Calhoun Whisky;
10 boxes Sardines,
20 bbls fine old Bourbon Whisky
100 cases Brand in bottles.
ALso fne assortment Of Fruits CTscknul Biscuits, Nuts
Of All kinds fne stock chewing and SIN king Tobacco
Pipes Of all kinds and every hsng that is set M cor ne
which we win sell st the lOwe-t price ICY cash
an owing will please call and pay as we must nave
money, aHd further induI genCe we cannot give.
maTqi-tf A. kerr d 20 q Cedar st.