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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-07-17
4 MEXICAN x FOREIGN PATIENTS.
Ri. EDDY. Solicitor Of PATENTS.
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the AttJtt 1850
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Amer an extensive practice OF upwards ut twenty Years
continue 60 Hy,ur Patents n tho United states. also 900
Great butu it1Szt-xlud other iurrlHu Countries o..
Nr1is,N IUrtuH w. -uurts luduIl rHI...or Draw
lsstn Patents cNvcuiru on iltful terms auu with dis
patch. krsnIrDhr made into American PHrtI" A
Co drtcuur tho validity or utuy uf Patents pr Iuvtu.
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Huthn- iHr Hlwr turi,i ul the tllWs OF any Patent
az Washington
Tl, Agency suot only the largest tu New England Uut
hfnu.h Inventor. have uNuN" lur securing patent.
crtllnnt hc r1trui'huu ui myruuuu- uUsrJIt.,-
fI lN i lHi UNNECESSARILY superior tN,tN which hu
offered ihom elsewhere. Tho Testimonials hollow given
prove thA' none !. MuUt Strrrgurl AZ rr ParENr o.
fItI than tAH Subscriber. and t'tpfHs
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hH- lhuhllui GLOVE uud provo tHi luuuuth
tf once Of NE hind are the charges r prot Iuhl scry
$3.50 moderate Tho nmVurr ura. tlUr Ot tuH rU rHUr
during twenty Years ult hut enabled him vHl.umultr
vast collection .us relative
to patents These, besides his library lUai
ana my glnit AMI mn accounts patents .tuupt
ln the United states uud Europe render him able beyond
question. GO u1Ur superior facilities obtaining Patents
Allur,Csy Ola Journey tu Washington uru.uErn pn-
tent and the usual great delay There are bore saved u
Ncuturb,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-07-17

To the -oplo Of Clledoul County and
Vicinity
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-07-17

Testimonials.
During the time occupied tho ONCE q Comm's,loncr
uf Patents r. II Eddy ESQ Of Nnstuu ana alucss a tine
Patent Once ~ gT rpr9Cururp1g rhcrcwcrr
much business before the Patent OWyr anu there were
who conducted II with more sk uhcIty and sucu,
lrrrnrd Mt EddN 81 the best informed aud most
sAMn Patent solicitors n the United states oul have uo
hesitation lu Nsuiu. Inventors that thcN cannot rmunN
p,e moro competent SUI tru.iVurthN and more ,ipt
s putting applications iu form t1srrurr Tor them
N hudluNuta. v consideration lt The Patent Uute.
Edmund ut'RkE.
Late Commissioner OF Patents"
From a rrs,,ut Commissioners
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~ Commissioner OF Patents % ~ II1N I.u. Ur R..ur
Doc. been CNtrnglvev rrEui lu the
v't the once asa %H tHr e be- thpruusulN npguuIuet
With the law aud tbc roles OF practice the once re-.
.urI h.H li tlv most Jtp4lIyy p.tr
utlourIs with whom have had ma = ,rynuf.p.
tIAS. MASON. Cpmuilssilurr ~ Patents"
Boston, January .IS.s tr.I,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-07-17
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-06
BRIEF CHANCES.
ss, is dead.

RAcuEII, the great actress, is dead
FnLIBUsTER WALKER, Anderson, and others,
have been indicted in New Orleans for violation
of neutrality laws.
THE steamboat Fanny Fern burst boiler and
burned, recently, near Cincinnati, killing fifteen
persons.
Ex-Governor GRIMES, of Iowa, has been elect
ed to the U. S. Senate.
THE English Queen, as umpire off vcxed ques-
tion has decided The Canadian Capital to De at
Ottawa. or late the Capital has alternated be-
tween Quebec and Toronto.
WISCONSIN petitions Congress to purchase the
Island of Cuba and admit it to the Union.
THE rebels of India are yet far from being sub
dued their subjugatiOn will probably cost more
than the worth Of the British India possessions.
BERNmsEL, the Utah Delegate to Congress,
says that the Mormon people are disposed for
peace, and would come to any reasonable terms
Of accommodation.
TIE New York Herald says that it is beyond
question that the Lecompton Constitution will
- ~. "o"eNs of Congress Douglass des.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-06
Trinity County Court.
Hon. r. T. MILLER, PRESIDING.

IIoN. r. T. MILLER, PRESIDING.
FEB. %.
Ordered that John B. May, Sheriff; John A.
Watson, Recorder, and Jeremiah Bennett County
Treasurer, appear on Monday, March 1st., to
show cause, If any, why they should not give ad-
ditiOnal bonds, the present being insufficient.
MONDAY, March 1st
Catharine Dorsey against Michael Dorsey
Suit for the recovery OF children. Reported
elsewhere.
Marsh, Dee ct al against Hardy Squres, ct al.
Appellants counsel moved to withdraw amend
ed complaint motion sustained, and appellants
ordered to file new appeal bond. Vcnire ordered
for lG jurymen.
MARCH Sd.
Dickinson against Van IIorn.-On motion of
defendants counsel case dismissed at contestants
cost Contestants counsel moved to retax costs.
Marsh, Dee ct al. against Hardy, Squres ct al.
Jury of five empannelcd M. Mcclure, l..
Markham, A. Love, Jared Smith and B. J. Swath.
Witnesses sworn and examined.
MARCH 4th.
Same case--Counsel for respondents moved to
di miss the case for want of jurisdiction. Motion
sustained, and appellants counsel except to the
ruling.
MARCH 9th.
Dickinson against Van Horn.-Court overruled
motion to re-taX costs. Contestants counsel cX-
cept Court adjourned to Monday, March g. at
10 o'clock, A. NJ.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-06
n.s- CAUTION! CAUTION Beware of COul

Ga5~ CAUTION! CAUTION Beware Of COun-
TERFEITs !-Hostetter's Bitters-The public
are aware that for some years past Hostetter's
Biters have, by their intrinsic merit, as tie best
tonic of the present day, won name and celeb
y beyond any other compound of the like kind
The immense and ready sale which Hostetter's
}itters met with, induced number of persons to
'ngage in counterfeiting them, by buying up the
bottles, and filing them with u spurious and nox-
Gus compound Also, several worthless prepa-
'ations are gotten up in this city, with the evil
dent design of being palmcd off as the genuine
uostetter's Bitters, having similar bottle and
label, and directions, etc taken off verbatim, save
the emitting Of DR.. J. Hostetter's name, and then
making safe Of the articles to saloon keepers and
others, at reduced prices under the representa-
tion that they are the genuine article Purcha-
'ers should always examine the bottle and see
hat it is covered with metallic caps, with the
lame of 'J. 1Iostetters Stomach Btters' stamped
On, and not with t1n-foif or wax, as is the case
With the counterfeit article. The above name is
lso blown on the glass on one side of the bottle.
Sold by PARK Il WHITE, San Francisco, sole
Agents for the Pacific Coast; 1872 Washington
treet, opposite TO the Market.
And by PIERCE CHURCH & CO., Whole
ale and Retail Agents for Weaveryille. Tim
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-06
EthuOIOgy.

We have a second article on Ethnology,"
which though carefully prepared, we had rather
not print Abstruse discussions of the sort are
not quite in character in village newspaper,
and, however well written, are likely to drag
with people who read for useful information and
amusement. Besides, we do not know that the
author will succeed in overthrowing the received
belief in the Scriptural account of creation or
tbat If successful in that undertaking, his theo-
ry could satisfac torily account for mans pres
ence on earth, or that if be had shown the ac.
knowledged sacred history to be profane, only,
he could give us any more credible account of
creation, better code of morals, more philosoph-
ical general laws, or better guide book through
territory unexplored.
The christian guide book has for ages been
submitted TO the severest criticism Of the most
acute of rational infdel intellgences it has
been burned in fires made of Christian affairs.
trodden under the iron shoe of despotism, torn
leaf from leaf and scattered in the gale, yet its
vitality has been indstructible. 1t has been like
the spirit of liberty" grind it to powder, thrust
il through with dart, burn it TO ashes and scat
ter them in the winds, yet after all, it will arise,
clad in a panoply OF steel"
And what if the human philosopher had pro-
ven the Bible no more worthy of credibilty than
the Book Of Mormon or the A1koran? What
good would result? What would it benefit be-
wildered blind man to take away his uncertain
staff, and telling him that there are certain math
cmatical rules by which he may steer bis course,
leave him without compass, chart or eyesight .
Beyond the revelations Of that book we know
nothing of the beginning, and the soul comes
back bewildered and tired, from unsuccessful ex-
ploration Of the future. Saving the Bible we
have no historian of the long past, or prophet of
the distant hereafter-no preachers of Deity. save
the trees and beasts, of the mountains, brooks
and birds of the valley, waves and landward
coming sands and shells of the ocean, flowers
that rise triumphantly from the sepulchre of ice
and snow, and which with every living moving
thing of earth, proclaim" am the Resurrection
and the Life ~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-06
If some stars must needs be setting
Others rise, as good as they.'

DEEP SINKTNG.-The Napa Reporter is Mortified
at the condition of things in the State Prison
says it's worse than Dantes conception of hell
thinks the people justifablo in pulling the den Of
abomination all to pieces, and continues
Rather than such frightful scene of torture
should exist in community called Christian
longer than the shortest period necessary for q
change by other means, let the accurscd walls OF
the San Quentin hell be torn stone from stone, by
an outraged people, and sunk so deep that even
memory will fail to call up the burning disgrace
which it has brought upon the State ofCaliiornia
In sinking the hole frequent soundings should
be had, towards the bottom, for fear of running
into Satan reservation.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-06

Tins | ASK, FOR MOTHERS SAKE.'-That is a
beautiful little poem of Mr.. Wells, which we
print to-day. 1t is the natural conceptions and
expressions of one wcaried of life, and about to
leap, unheralded, into the profound abyss from
which no tidngs come of the adventurer Mr.
Wells has much Of the poetic genius we have
seen no production OF his that is commonplace.
We have read many of his stanzas with admra-
tion and wonder-admraton of the simplicity
and chastity of the diction, and wonder that one
capable of writing SO should pass so much of his
life uncoverng boulders and sub-soi when he
might develop ideas precious as the gold he
searches for. But his devotion to the miners
avocation shows what sort of inteligences are
found in the gold mines. Every now and then,
one steps from his obscurity aud takes the place
of others going down.
: If some stars must needs be setting,
Others rise, as good as thew
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-06

PENITEYTI4RY-Thc Sub-Lessce Of the State
Prison memoralzes the Legislature, complain
ing of injustice done him by the Visiting Com
mittee, and supported by several legal firms
which he has paid to sustain him. We shouldn't
be surprised if nothing at all be done to improve
the condition and government Of the prison. If
the arch villain Estell is permitted to make his
statement before the Legislature, as he frequent
ly did last session, he will have no difficulty in
satisfying them that it's all right that there has
been some mistake, and that be should have some
more money. EstcII is miserable old wretch,
but he possesses mental vigor and will enough to
override all opposition Of little men.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-06
Oxygenated Bitters in Europe !

From REV. /. DooLITTLE,
a highly respectable Clergyman.
PARIS, Nov ], 1852.
Dear Sir About two years since | made use
of Il few bottles of your Oaygendted Bitters, for
stomach complaint, which was at that time re-
lieYed.
Since my stay in England and France, have
found my old enemy irritability of the stomach,
returning again. l have not found any prescrip-
ton to afford me relief, and / made inquiries in
London for your OrHgenated BHers but could not
find any. | write now to beg you will do me the
favor to send by the earliest steamer to HaYre,'
half a dozen bottles.
An old friend Of mine in England, Capt. Jack
son, of the British Army, found on my arrival,
suffering from Asthma, manifestly the result of
dyspepsia. Send an additional half doxen bot
Ties should like to have the Captain try the
medicine.
am not aware that my name is known to you.
/ have been the resident Clergyman for twenty
three years, in Shcrbrook and LennoXvlle, Can
ada East, to which charge hope TO be able to-
return in the spring
| remain, dear sir, your obcdient servant,
L. DOOLITTLE.
Seth W. Fowle & Co., 13S Washington street,
Boston, proprietors. Sold by their agents every
where.
Sold by Henry johnson & Co., Wholesale Drug
gists l46 Washington street, San Francisco, sole
Agents for the Pacific coast.
Agent in Weaverville,
r. 4. F1GG, CITY DRUG STORE.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-06

MINING TAxATIoN.-We do not think much Of
Mr.. Davis bill to tax every hundred feet square
of mining ground ten dollars. What would Mr..
Davis do with tunnel claims of sixty feet front,
and running back into the hill without limit -
The bill provides that if the owner fails to pay
the ten dollars, any one else, paying said sun
can obtain license from the Treasurer to work
the claim. If the tax were made discretionary,
to ensure the safety of claim, not workable, for
one year, leaving the claim to the protection of
local laws, only if not paid. more revenue would
reach the county treasury bat as it is, the bill
is bad one, Mr.. Davis.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-06
Them fellers is goin' to fight

ANCIENT BURIAL RTEs.-The Romans kindled
the funeral pyre under the remains Of deceased
friends but when Paul preached to them, in
thrilling tones the resurrection of the body and
the life everlasting, the converts to the new faith
were carefully placed in the Tufa, in subterra
mean caverns, where the solemn rites of sepulture
were performed by the primitive Christians over
their martyred brethren in days of persecution
and danger. These caverns still remain, as the
eatacombs near Rome bear witness
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-06

In OUR MIDsT.'-The Boston Courier suggests
close confinement, with nothing to read but Con-
gressionsl speeches, as punishment for an editor
who would write the abominabe slang phrase, lin
our midstr If adopted in this State, we should
have prodigious number OF Congressional stu.
dents in our midst II we had dunder-p -pated
office boy who would write in twelve month,
half the slang phrases which we read each week
in California papers, we would throw him, head
foremost, into the midst of the street.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-06
AssrMRLY.-Mr. Galbraith-I say that s

AssEMRLY.-Mr Galbraith-I say that such
statements are false.
Mr.. Lee can abundantly prove that you
made such statements repeatedly.
Mr.. Galbraith-I tell you it is false.
Mr.. Lee-I don't want you to charge me with
a falsehOOd. l shall not respect your grey hairs,
if you do.
Mr.. Galbrath-I don't shield myself at all
with my grey hairs. They are bright enough for
you, any day. am responsible for what l say,
here or elsewhere l say that the men who make
such charges utter a falsehood.
Them fellers is goin' to fght
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-06

YUBA ENTERPRISE hear that certain Ma
rysvile capitalists intend to cut a canal from the
Yuba to Hudson's Bay considerable lake on
D street, expecting that the drainage will i'm.
prove the river navigation. De Long, the 'Yuba
Giant is then going to introduce bill declaring
the Yuba navgable at all seasons, water or no
water thus doing away with the necessity of a
railroad.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-06

WHITE SLAvEs.--The New York Children's Aid
Society sent party of young sewing girls to
Wisconsin, Ten dollars passage money was de-
Quoted from their future wages they were then
seated in rows in church, some of them crying,
and the highest bidder for their time marched
past, and selecting one to please him, took her
home and TO work. This is the sort Of charity
that pays
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-06

NOTICE TO QUAcK DocToRs. 1t is no use for
San Francisco quack doctors TO send their OBJ
scene advertisements to the TRINITY JOURNAL !;
they will not be printed. The next filthy thing
Of the sort that comes here will ensure the sender
first rate notice. that he will not forget, di-
rectly. Advertising quacks are humbugs, any
how people ought to know that by this time.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-06

UNDERHAND.-It is said that Lees Vigilance
bill was not meant for the defunct organization,
but TO dsarm settlers from resisting fraudulent
Spanish grants. If so, the miserable tool, used
by land robbers, should be made the subject of a
special Vigilance Committee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-06

t. ever seen IN "asu,ns.o...
siastc sort of papers says the dressing was
sublime =
AN Eastern paper says that the guerrilla bands
on Green River are the chief dependence of
Young and that so far from being the dupcs of
religious fanaticism, are desperadoes and out
laws, who believe in neither God nor devil, and
who follow Mormonism for the plumber it prom
iSpe
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-06

vertisements in to-day's paper; A. j. Stevenson
& Co., and ]. & d. Callahan, of Shasta, N. f.
Hughes, agent for Pheans Billiard Tables
Pierce, Church Co., agents for Park Il White
and Kittrdgc, of Phoenix Iron Works, San Fran
cisco, all claim attention.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-06
NI A R II he ID /:

At Richmond, Wayne Co., Indiana, JAN 7th,
CHARLES LEIvE, ESQ, formerly of Evans Bar,
in this county, to MISS CATHERINE BARTEI, of
Richmond.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-06

SUPPOSED SUIcIDE.-Coroner Shepard informs
lis that Frcnchman yesterday died in fit at the
Browns Mountain House, on the Lewiston trail
He came there on Tuesday, and said he was from
Piety Hill, Shasta county, where he has a mining
claim and partner. Any information respecting
him can be had of Mr.. Shepard
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-06

THE YANKEE SHIP RAsERs.-A company of
Yankees are trying to raise the sunken vessels at
Sebastopol. They intend fishing up all the chains
and anchors, stopping up the port holes and
hatchways, then to pump out the holds with
steam pump and pipe. until the vessels float
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-06

NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE The Sacramento
Union has the fullest and most accurate reports
of Legislative proceedings that we have ever
seen. 1t is hardly worth while to print many of
the trfng speeches, reported in the Union, ex-
cept as a matter of newspaper enterprise.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-06

500 lS. S. II. Stephens was drowned in Eel
River on the 22d nit. His companion, Wm. Man
tel, became entanged in drift wood and was shot
full of arrows by hostile Indians. Intelligence of
the above was brought to the Nome Cult by an
Indian who was with the narties-BeacOn
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-06

TELEGRAPH FAvoRs.-We respectfullv thank
the operators OF the Northern Telegraph Company
at Shasta and Red Bluffs, for dispatch sent the
JouRNAL--the latest that could be obtained in
time for this number.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-06

OxYGENArED BITTERs-Ths remedy for Dys-
persia, which astonishes all who have used it, by
its instantaneous and almost miraculous effect,
has obtained distinction and popularity beyond
any medicine we have ever known.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-06

TELEGRAM for 'Teegraphic Dispatch, is
adopted by the London Times, which is not the
best literary standard in the world. Let who
will adopt the word, it is in bad taste too much
like Willis Hurrygraphs
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-06

THE LITTLE WRETCH "A little boy saying the
Lords Prayer stopped in the middle and asked ::
Mother is the daily bread buttered?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-06

EXPRESS FAvoRs.-We are again called upon
to acknowledge the kindness of the gentlemen
connected with F. w. Blake & CO.. Express. in
having furnished us with Atlantic papers and
Magazines also the latest California papers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-06

INTERCoMMUNICATIoY.-Th prospect of tele-
graph to Oregon is very gratifying There is
already line from Portland to Corvalls-50
miles thence to Jacksonville, about 25O miles,
will not cost much in proportion to the conve-
nience TO Oregon people, and the Jacksonville
folks are able to build line to Yreka. A stage
road from Crescent City TO Jacksonville is being
built, to be travelled in a hours. Now the
Crescent City and jacksonville papers are two
weeks old when we get them the telegraph will
put us in instant communication with the North
ern coast.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-06

of the Shasta Republican, was here this week on
legal business. In addition to the duties of a
successful law profession, Judge Hinckley finds
time to edit an excellent and influential paper.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-06

WILLIAM F. Rowe, of Blake's Express, is kind.
ly thanked for delaying in Shasta to obtain the
dispatch in this paper for us. We can remember
many similar acts of kindness
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-06

WANTS PARTNER.-A man in Louisville ad-
of an increase of 100 per cent Where women
are so numerous, we should think he would have
no difficulty in finding partner ofsuch capacity
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-06

DIVIDING THE HcUSE.-Catharnc and Michael
Dorsey couldn't agree well together, and agreed
to separate, he taking the two eldest children,
whom he proposed to place in charge Of the San
Francisco Sisters OF Mercy. The mother could
week, sued for possession of all the children
Judge Miller ordered the youngest child to the
mothers custody the other two TO the fathers
keeping.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-06

DISPOSED OF, AT LAsT.-Butler was hung at
Nevada on the 26h ult. twenty five hundred
people were there to see. AS usual, the disgust
ing particulars are narrated in full The Union
says he died more like Christian martyr than
felonp We are surprised that paper of the
Unions good sense should let any fool talk thus
of a cold -blooded murderer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-06

ASSEMBLY BlLLs.-From Hon. Ed Neblett -
To protect owners of growing crops buildings
and improvements in the mines for the taxation
and protection of mining claims and bill amend
atory Of Revenue act.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-06
DI T. ID /;

March lst, at Trinity Centre, of consumption,
27 years.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-06

AMBVTYPEs.-M Mr.. Norcross, corner of Court
and Taylor street, has just rec cived new nstru-
ment-much larger than the old one, and is now
enabled to take much better pictures than for
merly
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-06

'THEATER AND THE GKAvE.-The last Golden
Era has q most beautiful article about the The
ater and the Grave The writer had been to the
Theatcr, and saw everything brilliant and spark
ling with happy life. Then he went to the place
of graves and looked:
And as we looked upon the embIematic lamb
and the good Shepherd at the head Of the mound
we thought Of the dancing blue eye, the tlaXen
hair, the soft, warm check, the bounding limbs Of
a few days before, that were then mouldering be-
meath the sod of the busy worm that was then
eating its way into the flesh that erst had been
the embodiment of nervous life. And our mind
reverted to tho mourning mother that was then
moistening the tiny dress with her tears pressing
the simple toy to her heart, conuring up the
shape of little one she was never to see on
earth again. We looked around all about were
gathered the remnants of mortality. The hum
bic board and the splendid mausoeum alike dis
played the work of the great leveller of human
We could then realize to the full
the mysterious beauty Of these lines
There is musical isle up the river Time,
Where tie soitest Of airs are playing
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-06

SHASTA COURIER AND REPUBIICAN.-We ac-
knowledge the courtesy of our neighbors over
the hill from the Republican the news contained
IN Extra OF Monday, and from the Courier intel
ligence by telegraph from last steamer.