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Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-05

MARTYRED Telling Of the butch
cry of a Catholic missionary by the Chinese, the
Monitor says:
Looking back TO those scenes where the blood
Of the early martyrs nourished the tree Of Faith
to a luxuriant growth, what spectacle is IL that
presents itself to us? The CAESARS have passed
away, and the mighty and prosecuting nation Is
known no more on earth; but the church of the
prosecuted has its abiding place in their stead,
and from thence over the whole world extends
It's faith and its diseipne.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-05

IT is rarely that we find in the public prints of
the day anything justly entitled to the name Poe
try. This, we are aware, is "a bold assertion, yet
we repeat it., and would like to see the man with
sufficient impotence to put us TO the proof
Hutchings Magazine.
Lord, Mr. Hutchings you're mistaken. Look
little sharper, and you'll find, every now and
then, some sparkling little brilliant, worthy OF
the best poets living. Such observations are idle
Soule, Pollock, Wells, Taylor, Shultz, Clarke,
Linen and several writers anonymous, may all
feel the injustice of an observation so illadvsed
If some one would compile volume of the best
California poeticaI productions, it would occupy
no mean place on the eastern literateurs shelf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-05

ONE of the former carriers of the State Journal
has sued the Statesman proprietors for the value
OF his route $1,000; in changing the name Of
the paper they refused TO acknowledge the old
carriers property in the routes. The persons sued
as proprietors are S. W. Rayely, Royle, Forman,
Brockelbrook, and C. l.. Weller
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-05
Is the humble prayer of
SACRAMENTO, May %, 1857.

THE Golden Era prints n tragic. comedy
Plebeians and Patricians,' in which United States
Senators and Steamship Presidents are made to
cut ridiculous figure. One of the stage direc,
tions is Enter Gwin, dressed as Lime Kiln Man,
with duddheen in his mouth Scott, Collector
Washington, Penn johnson and Broderick, Ghost
of California and Ghost Of Pacific Railroad Bill,
are the persons Of the drama. Get the paper at
Blake's or Fagg's, and read it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-05

BUSTED ON PUFF.-A good story is told Of
our friend, now of the Marysville Ne,os. During
his navigation of the straghtom Htyrissonidn, cir
cumstances required the writing of a personal
puff for candidate. The subject was frightful-
ly ugly, stupid and dishonest. The General got
over the handsome talented enterprising,
and estimablc' qualities of our friend, but be
stuck fast on The Honesty ptIiar' Throwing
down the pen, the sweating General exclaimed
furiously 'Tell the ugly devil to 90 to HI |
believe he'd steal y
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-05

IluTCHINGs' MAGAZINE, for June, from +. W..
Blake & Co. 1t is good number and has much
of interest, but the editors should correct gram
matical errors of correspondents; there are seve-
raj glaring ones in the article Gold Lake. We
make this observation with no captous, fault
finding spirit; but we do not like TO see such errors
go abroad in publication which is, otherwise,
meritorlous
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-05

PROSPECTS OF WET.-Mr. Messec informs us
that Elk Governor johnson is to be here within a
few days, with the means and determination to
complete the Trinity River Canal. This is an
undertaking of great Importance, and when com
pletcd, will be a source of enormous revenue to
the owners. 1t will not be long until somebody
besides Heavens waterman, pours water into the
Wcaverville basn The gold is here to pay for
the labor, and we imagine that contractor John
son will become aware of that fact, if not Sc
now, before the finishing of his present uuderta.
king.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-05

WORD FOR THE SAvAGE.-We have a popular
theory that the white man, as he penetrates into
the domain of the savage. bears the civilization
OF superior race with him; but strange to say,
its only effect hitherto on tho savage that 1t comes
in contact with is, to make him at first more bar
barous, and ultimately annihilate him. II Is not
TO be wondered at that, on our northern frontier,
we are constantly involved in difficulties with the
Indians, from the manner in which too many OF the
white men conduct themselves towards the saw
ages. In fact the initiative in cruelty and often
in treachcry might, perhaps, on close inspection,
he found to be taken by the white man. We find
that lately, on Frazer's river, a Californian de-
liberatcly draws his revolver and shoots an Indian
dead, for no other reason than that the Indian
would not hire canoe to him on the white mans
terms-Hoaif0r.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-05

Bill WHALE asked young lady TO dance,
who refused, and Bill told her to go to Boston,
The lady's brother called Bill to account, and he
promised to make apology So he did. thus:
Miss b. | understand have insulted you.'
You have SIR
What did | say to insult YOU?
'Why, you told me to go to Boston,
'Well. Miss b., I'ye come to tell you that you
needn't co.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-05

THE Sacramento Mercury doesn't believe that
persons who passed the Sunday Law had any n-
tention of stopping the sale of whisky on that
day most of them want reelection, and they
couldn't put over whole day without one drink,
at least.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-05

A san Francisco man, convinced by observa-
tion of the nhdelty of his wife, pursued the
intruder, very slightly dressed through the street,
couldn't catch him, but went home and turned
the woman out of doors.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-05

THE PARDoNING PowER.-At the rate at which
pardons are granted by our Governors, the whole
population Of the State could take a turn through
the reform school at San Quentin 10 about three
years, and come out distinguished for good
conduct Sierra Democrat.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-05

We like the idea, and would be hugely delighted
TO Join in meeting of our brother scribhlers and
sczzorizers. Where shall it be held; and when D.?
Butte Record.
Hold i'm at Marysville, during the Fair, and
let body have a chance to see the nice things.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-05

MANTz wrote that Jack Bowers Wedding for
Hutchings' .Hazazine we know he did, because of
one line He ,could take his tod.' Out of the tall
grass, Mantz
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-05

A DESTITUTE Irishman wanted to be taken to
the Lying in Hospital, because, by the powers
he had been Lying out long enough.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-05

A NUMBER of miners have organized company
in FL Dorado to raise water for mining purposes
by means Of wind mills.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-05

A DARK prospect may be illustrated by q black
woman looking down a dark alley, of a dark
night, for niger baby hid under stack OF
black cats
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-05

INFORMATION WANTED, of what's going on in
full information, however unskillfully expressed,
will be thankfully received. Facts we want;
we care not for nicely of expression.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-05

THE only Sacramento paper received here on
Tuesday is the Mercury, that being the only one
issued on Sunday.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-05

ANOTHER ship load of 500 Cinnamon has been
dumped at the Bay they are stringing out for
the North.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-05

'FEArHER IN HIS CAp'-It hath been an aun-
cient custom amongst them. that none should
weare a fether but be who had killed Turk, to
whom onlic vt was lawful to shew the number
OF slaine enemyes by the number of fethers in his
cappe.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-05

SLOWLY disappears the snow from the northern
mountains; ii is getting very streaked.'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-05

The welcome little Morning CAL is received.
daily, and exchange sent.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-05

SACRAMENTO. May. 1858.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-02-02
3fLisrfllaMf

TIE GRAVE OF PATRICK .HENRY. VII
pinia will no longer, be taunted with the
reproach that the remains OF the great
statesman, Patrick Henry, rests within
Ler limits. without one stone to'mark the
spot where they lie. At last the patriotic
task Of erecting monument over his grave
has been undertaken by his two surviving
sons. 1t were most appropriate that the
State which claims the maternity OF the
fearless champion of liberty should have
erected this tribute to his memory and
fame, but it will be satisfaction to know
that this duty, long deferred, has been at
length performed, even by private indi-
yiduals. The Richmond Enquirer gives
the following description OF The tomb,
stone: 1T consists simply of a solid wall
of fine sandstone quarried on the place,
mine feet, ten inches square, and two
feet high, with superstructurc SIX feet
square, twenty-five inches high, with
marble slabs projecting over the eides.-7
On one of the slabs is an inscription
Patrick Henry. Born May 20, 1896
Died June 8, 1889. His fame, his best
epitaph.' Ion the other:-' Dorothea
cambridge, wife of Patrick Henry. Born
IN the year 1856. Died February IA,
1891. 1t will thus be seen that his wife
sleeps by his side. In Charlotte county
at Red Hill, the residence OF John
Henry. Esq, these sacred relics lie
Would it not be well for the State Of Vir
ginia to add single stone, ,at least. to The
modest monument that marks the grave
of Patrick Henry?" eae,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-02-02

A BEAUTIFUL PARAoRAPH.-The fol-
lowing lines are taken from Sir Humphrey
Davy's Salmodia; II envy no quality Of
the mind and inteilectM others, be 1t ge-
nins. power, wit, fahcy--but If could
choose what would be most beautiful, and
/ believe most useful 70 me, 4 should pre-
fer a firm religious belief to any other
blessing: for it makes life a discipline OF
goodness; breathes new hopes, varnisbes
and throws over the decay, the destruc-
ton of existence, the most gorgeous of all
light; awakens new life even in death, and
from corruption and decay calls up to
beauty and divinity; makes an instrument
of torture and shame the ladder OF ascent
to Paradise: and far above all combinations
of earthly hopes, calls up the most de-
lightful visions of palms and amaranths,
the gardens of the blest, and security Of
everlasting Joys, where the sensualist and
skeptic view only gloom. decay, annihila'
ZION and dispair." e.,s4
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-02-02
The Origin OF the WORD Bogus

Incidentally in case before the Supreme
Court Yesterday, the Judge took occasion.
to manifest his adherence of the use Of
slang phrases, in the course of judicial
proceedings by saying. that he did not
know the meaning of the phrase bogus
transaction,,p which some one bad indie
corously uttered during the trial "a The
word .'bogus, we believe, is a corruption
of the name of one "Borghese," a very
corrupt Individual, who, some twenty years
ago, or more, did a tremendous business
in the way ofssupplying The great West,
and portions Of the South-W est with "a
vast amount of counteEfeit bills on ficti-
tious banks, which never had an existence
OF tside IF the 'efertile brain Of him, the
said 4 'Borghese. rs The western people,
who are rather rapid in their italk. when
excited, soon fell into the habit Of shorten
1iug the Norman name Of Borghese TO- the
more handy one of Bogus, ;, ;, and his
! bills, and other bills of ike. character,
were universally STYLED by them bogus
currency" By an eaiy and not very an
natural process of transitions, to metaphor
Eical tendency, the word is now occasion
1ally applied to other fraudulent papers,
such as sham mortgages. bills of sale,
conveyances, dc. We believe 1t has moi
been inserted in any dictionary. At least
we do not tind it'in either Webster's OF
Worcester's. Although we donG thinh
that the use Of the phrase "bogus trans;
action, was likely to mislead the jury. tbs
cultivated lovers Of pure and undefiled
English will. no donbt, duly appreciate th'
expression Of disapprobatiOn Of the Court
, at the introduction of vulgarism in ;
tribunal of justice.-Boston Courier.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-02-02

THE WIFE OF SEVEN HUsBAHDs.-A
mysterious murder has recently occurred
at Memphis. An Irish woman, known
as Big Mary, the keeper OF a boarding
house, is living with her seventh husband.
Three Of her former husbands and al son
have met their death in her gloomy abode,
and her other three husbands sdied by vio-
lence. The other night the nephew of this
singular woman was mysteriously MUIR
dered in the same house where his remains
were found by the police, surrounded by
some twenty of the inmates on their knees
praying for the rcpose of his soul. The
case is still involved in mystery.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-02-02
71-1z-- ~ - esA-l9lo,a1
INDIA ~. .Ts OOT !, PILLS. |

lin D.l.A ANrsKOUI < PlLLSs
mr.. MORSE, she InSentof Of. MCRsR's INDIAN
" ROOT Pills. has spent we gryatsr part of nv NJ
n ~ s ss North Americahas spent three
years among the Indians Of our wesss.n s', sso'nn.ry
rs, dlseoyered pr Hosse was ths arst man 70 ss,
~ rus BLooDthai strength, health and life de-
pended upon the sttal nuid. III iNa.I
do % not aes ii in psrSsst ksTess Win The isns
lions Of e body she blood lc'es It's se.iOn
and dssrss. q ever name; our :'1dHEis
tSrs Is not assisted in throwing on the
mors he blood VIII become ked and cease o act,
How hSi issi & Keep
s the s9Sy free q ia anS o2 1ps 10 p pSy
eine in your reach, namely, Morse's Indian Root
@ sss nas lne e
dem for the health aud Of & l';Issd ars sp
sudoriae which opens tns pores Of he skin % and as
s"n,ioS %m TS. sseond Is pat which s an
Expcctorant that and uneiogs the passage to
It's se dSiy BY Iq thro~s q on pHiesn and Other ha%ors
@ SEs S as os sSs as Z
thus ,s ss 'SS d,fw sfS
4 Sountfully by the urinsry or water passage. and
which could not have been discharged in any other
other properties Of the Ps whils engaged y %s, %
cannot pass By The osher ostlets, ihts taken Up
@ Of G g,eI Y .ss eHws Sas
= Root pills not only the stomach, but BECOME
united with the blood for they Ind way TO every part
nd rout and cleanse the stem from
ailimpurlty aud the life o. the body, which e me
SS ssy
cannot remain when the body becomes 3" pure ana
The reason why people are so distressed when sick,
and why 50 many die Is because they g. not get
which wiz open the psssages Tor ,hs olsesse
cpsr Se Is ods ana
are s5s s ss seaRssS
y copstaDu mi king with the blood, which lhs
orraped pa.tsf syeT Es,n and sey Mo,. S
I'll s rom the ooIy oy c.ar ,no Dr
by restoring millions OF the sick TO blooming heaitl
an an pPrsSsed viii .ic&ness pain and anguish, ans
whose feeble frames have been scofeed by the burn
ing elements of raging fever, and who have beeI
now ready to testify tntt they would have beer
wh siee M eS %n GsH RoS @
.fter one two doses had been taken, hey wers gs
y .barnis efects. Not only DO they give innisdiat
H. case and xtl, and take away ali sickness, pa
dation of the disease which is the blood. Therefore
pwill be shown, especially by those WHO use thss
sase,thnt deadly eneu. III take It's flight, and ,l
" hnsh of youth and beauty will again return and tn
~ prospect of long and happy life VIII cherish al
brighten your days.
- cAU,TIsoeN.
Beware Of Sognsrfst ~ sFneS MR. A. B. 4 TSers t on est
or box. Also the s'oSATuRE OF A: J, Wn-Tk q Co. =
''e' 80 D"S - :, Al. WHITE& co. ),
II ... , w.,, Sole Proprietors,,
an SO Leonard Street, New York.
ed Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sol
% ne bv all dealers in Medicines. 'i st'
he Agents wanted y, every town, village and haml
rs in the land. Parties desiring the agency will addrc
sF as above for terms fisfs rtAAt 5p(t5 81
Price 25 cents, per box, FIVE boxes wi
i be sent on receipt of 81, postage paid.
re- Dec. 2s, 1857. Iy -
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-02-02

.,. q. u 'tf-e. CARLYLE, ILL.,, lane 90, 1852.
I have used Prof. o. j. Woods Hair Restorative,
and have admired wonde rful My hair
becoming, thought, prematurely gray, 6utby the
use of his Restorative il has resnea its original COLOR
and have no doubt permnnently so.g ,tI
+: tr s. BREESE, ex- Senator, u. s.
O. WooD& CO, Proprietors, 312 Broadway, N.
Y. iu the great n. Y. Wire Railing establishments J
and ia Market ST., st. Louis, Ne: And sold by all
good Druggists. " Oct. ), '57.-3m
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-02-02

K Jones-"Mr Smith, wish to speak to
you privately! Permit me tontakel you
apart for few moments Smith. fwho
is not in the ieastfrightened -" Certainly,
sir, if you viii promise to put me together
again" vi IN ~ 90. s,. n
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-02-02

."Wiggins, what era in the world his
tory do YOU regard with the deepest hor-
ror?" "The chol-era" gasped Wiggins,
with spasmodic shudder. g
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-02-02

The Boston Transcripts says that lead
ing broker in that city was asked, the other
day, how his, child was? and answered in
tears, Very i'll. indeed-would not give
f,ro per cent for his life. IL h.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-02-02

NY friend, Frenehman. called on me
. to bid me farewell before be quilted the
town, and on his departure he said: n
am going at the country" / ventured to
correct his phraseology. by saying that we
were accustomed to say going into the
country. He thanked me for this ccrrec-
ton, said he profied by the lesson, and
added: ~ win knock into your door on
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-02-02
Very truly and gratefully yours,
l8F. .jv4gUa - 1I' SOLOMON MANN.

FRIEND wooD It long time after saw you
at Bissord beforc got the bottle of Restorative for
which you give me am order upon Your agent in De-
Mann's hair, the sqrest test lof its power II has
done all that you assured me II would dos and others
now using and accommodating ltsuse TO others as
a93nAgain, very respectfully and truly, yours
SOLOMONMANE
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-02-02
A. j. WHITE & co. ) 81
Sole PronriekOrs.
prf A BEAUTIFUL HEAD Of 7s
RICH GLOSSY HAIR,
,3 COmpIcts.Iy PRESERVED 60 the
GSB alesl Axe. -

ND who that is gray would not have it restored to
IA former color; or bald, but would have the growth
restored, or troubled with dandrnH aud itching but
would have il removed, or troubled with scrofuli,
scald head, other eruptions but would be cured,
with sick head ache, (neuralgia,) } but would be
cured. 1t will also remove all pnlples from the face
aud skin. Prof W ood's Hail Restorative will do all
this; see circular I'D the following.
risreft tit tfasi S'4 ANN ARBoR. Nov. s, 1885,
PRoF. o. J. WooD-Dear Sir 4: L hive heard much
said OF the your Restora,Ive,
but having been often cheated by quaekery and
ouack nostrums, hair dyes &C., was disposed to
place your Restorative in the category with the
thousand and loudly trumpeted remedies, until
iuet in Lawrence county some months ae+,Yhen
you ga ms such assurances as Induced thetrni OF
your Restorative In my family by good good
wife, whose hair had become very thin and entirely
white, and before eNhaustlng of your large bot
tIes, hair restored nearly to It's original
color, and had thic Jncd and
tiful and glossy upon, and entirely the head; she
continues It, not supply because of its beauu-
flying effects upon the hir bat because OF Its health
fui Influence upon the head and mind Others of my
family and friends using Your Restorative, with
the happiest effects; therefore, my skepticsm and
doubt al rsfcr to its character and value are
tirely removed; and can and do most cordially and
conlidentiIny recommend its use b! all who would
have their hair restored from whe gry Coy
of sickness age) to original color and beauty, and
by all young persons who would have their hair beau
VerN truly and gratefully yours.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-02-02

Cool AND SEAsoNABLE. The following
dispatch was sent to New York over the
wires on Saturday evening": ta
al lent you one year ago tonight four
dollars and eighty-seven cents. If you
have not had it long enough. please keep
i itione year longer aap fsp @6t
We give the answer--f 'g'
.'Had forgotten it, and hoped you bad.
Let her run another year
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-02-02

What kind of bands do young ladies
like best? Hxs bands, to be sure.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-02-02

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+ ,7sd,sj 10 7, J, y ~ WedErSsS O5, huc. II
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~ na,tsr sr how long standing Wing tieaith and
Vx,rto fhe Frame. and Bloom 10 the Pallid Check.
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rosos 'i :" NV = iadisposi,ion "-.s 80 - 80
mower. loss or memory,
s{. ft die,,,It,, hf hFanihihv ganeraI ties vHl
w.sRmess. horror Of disease weak /
nerves, trembling, dreadful horror OF
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the muscular systenl, often enormous appetite, with
dysePSs 70 ~. sSia NJ, naIlid eoansesanee
aud eruptions OH the face, pain in tho
fdi buck, heavlness OF he.eyeids, fre- p y%hl
nsGi siiISs iSs ssss, n with isaporafy safe .a
want OF attention,
- gtssl Ras,,.sa0e moe.i''y'
With horror Of society," Nothing Is more desirabie to
such patcnts than solitude, and nothing they 4
nose of manner, no earnestncss no spec =
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,1sn nv p,mlv remoyessoeS foIows loss or
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@ VIZ 9a ot freaueny Followed by those direfuI
S1ss's M cans,,s,r,osT' ghe Sarord of
aad thsS me,nch ntv deofps nv
sna ny hs,r annie Wines Of he tputb OF tItes,
assertions. In Lunats Asy sthe most nieiahcholy
h niI Mrth or GRIEF ever
visits IT, Should sound of The voice occur, 1t Is
| 80 .'With woeful measures wan dlspair
Low sullen sounds ms grief oegulied,n - x.
Debility u most terriDe anu nts Drougnl nous
ands TO untlmely graves, thus bhstlng inc amoIton
Of many noble youlhs' can oe cufee .! INC use Vi
i JNEA ATITRIE REM EDY
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nSwaRp my y aru - - ouAcK YosTRuMs AND aUAcK
.o,v hos. Of poShSss; sS,es and efe,euee. CHI
money, and exposure, BY sending or calling for a
bottle OF tbis oPular a Any opeeinc heihcGiS.
ant IN us ta'.e anu oao'' Da' ,"uoa'Ds5 J" Us
delmDold s Extract Duchu y
Is prepared direc'i! aceo'p'hs 70 '"0 'u'eso
PHARMACY 81 CHEMISTRY
,.t .., -, . oo, al f,b .ul M
with the grsatest aceurae. ~, and S
and care ney yote9 N Jus e9o,hao, % nee
,nt va te ite sanJsrd works Of medicine.
So. ,.gUP &loo III. - ~.
, One hundred dollars Will be paid to any physielai
tient; andthe testimony ofthousadsean 6e produced
week TO thirteen years. standing have been ene
The mass Of voluntary testimony in possession of the