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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-24

1 Ihe Mh1ugdOOdIe FOR NOVenibcr NoWhercI
AhhMG luSI received by Express very large aEsort-
E., b1 @ % aA SYKES OF OLoARS much superior to any
= e SSSonh class stores up Also and entireIy
tel to sys 81 me- UGens SaHE'-LAhis are particularly nv
sey low Tor cash, at No. IS Main street CentPe Wheel
las lnoEsl IniIN EnE,sER
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-24

w, have just received fresh supply Of Drugs and
Medicines, selected with care for our Presernt;ons
anu Keta trade. Also large assortment OF nrtees Eo
toet among which the latest styles Of ExtractS
rI1neIes and Soap'; also Flesh, Cloth Hair and Tooth
IN great variety. In ADDITION 70 the above We
EP constantly on hand good article OF Coal on and
nrn S, 4SFti every article kept in well furnished
s Ss'Es' REED KRAFT. 7
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29
CPrED, COMFORT, ECONOMY.
- soRsayANsAH AND rLoRinA.


The favor,e sesuship FLORIDA Capt Isaac Crcwe win
cave on Saturday. Jan. l. r. NJ iron pier No North
liver Tkess be had Tor the following pisces ~ low
other steamer from New York 70 Savannah, scc.
modaicns superior.-
New YORK 10 New orleam $50 30; Noble. sS; Mcrsgo.
tia tI Macon, Ga, t2i; Augusta, SO savannah, SIS
B-Psreous wishing through tickets must apply hour
before Departure he freight
arplg 70 sAMUEb L. NlTChsiI &SON,
No. rs Broadway.
The ssr y be South Capt Ibcs Lyon, win succeed snd
AN n Xnf.e sAAN ism ri N. Al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

| A GOOD FARM FOR SALE CHEAP.-A FARM or 40
a acres o. good land with stock farming utensils, b., 4c
for only COO 5000 bond and mortgage
farm five miles from Paterson, j. and twenty miles
from New York Inquire Of 7. TOWNSEND 81 Nassau at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

HOLIDAY PERSONALITIES FAMILY PACKAGE,n
n containing dozen botes assorted liquor for 81 PCT
gp and sold by sAMUEL ELLISON, No. South William and
o. Stone streets and % William, between Pine and Cedar
streets All kinds Of wines braudes, champagnes whskeys
Scotch and English ales Acal warranted imported
CAVALIER CHAMPAGNE.
The attention of connosseurs requested to this favore
brand OF whchis universally by competent
judges equal not superior wine imported and can be
sold by eaverser who has been appointed sole agent
the very low price of xll per basket.
GODDARD Co. brandy old and choice vintage, al los
per bottle.
George West win be happy supply his friends and the
public with the above mentioned articles at No South William
street
B-Heads of families Will do wen TO call and sample The
liquors. such as are put up In the package.
EoR THE HoLIDAYs-wINEs AND LIQUORS OF
the finest qualities be obtained in quantity and
guaranteed pure as from bond, cheap for cash
JONATHAN JONES, importer 80 William street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29
NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 49, 1853
SHIPPING.

AUsTRAIIA.-0NLY SHIP NOW UP FOR MEL
"A bourne-The splendid A clipper ship HUssAR will
sa on Saturday JAN few first cabin passengers be
saen For freight Or passags agp q once on board pier
Pearl street Consgnees in Australia Fisher, Ricardo 60.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

roPY-wE, THE UNDERSIGNED PASSENGERS By
the steam ahin KANG AROO from Lverpanl 20 New Yorx
convey Captain Jeefys thanks bis uunrm
vir iness ami attention during our aud likewise %
press admiration of the gnrng and
skin displayed during proraced voyage caused hy
gaes ard ADVERSE winds We also feel
graceful 10 the officers Tor their rentemRny c0nripst
EDWARDS an during the passage and also he crew u
raj for the able and manly they have shown through
he aud boser0as passage We wish further
stse ~ reference the good steamship Kanga, that she
substantial a0d good boa she noblY proved
herself drnG The norhwesy gales she has Ind -
tend against; and passengers % cAnAdesy rec1
merd the passenger rcc who may he travelling BE-
and Eupnpe The kangaroo ship OF Easy motion,
Capt n KINDRICK,
II. WILSON.
Ard signed ~ al No cabin md storage passengers
r,oR rAvAyA Avn NEW ORTEANs-ro San, Posi-.
steamer CAHAwBA y II. Builoch commander viii corn
freight Saturday Jan 81 Al pier foot Of
Rn6neoA stree ~ r. No bills - adnE signed aftsr The hour
II Eairx For freight arpy = the agents,
IIyiNssroN, CROCBER0NA 90
No PARK place.
LNoR SAVANNAH AND FLoRIDA.-THE AMERICAN
Atlantic screw Steamship Crmpanys new and elegant
steamship MONTGOMERY r. rsrder vii leave
y NJ PASSAGE Savannah with unsurraased accommoda
tons SIS through 70 New Orleans $50 90 Mobile s
Montgomery SO, Albany Ga, f2s Atlanta s23 Columbus,
s2a Macon "a Augusta $40 Also to principal places IN Flp
rida rses-s.eamers Savannah Mondays,
wedneedsss and Fridays Freshs 10 ceus foot aud
vortsna;e Insurance one bali cent Apply -
". y. CROMWELL Co, 70 West street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29
FOR SALE.

A BILLIARD ROOM, BOWLING SALOON - mo
IA habe bar for sale now DONG sucrssafgl aaf
business and Ia i'm first rate location The above VIII
At a bargain Apply at 3E Broadway; room No 4 soo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

ITO LEr-rART or FURNISHED HOUSE: THREE
rooms, parlor and kitchen with all conveniences for
small family keep house; location ar from Unio
square, only three persons in the house.
E. b. KINSHiMER, 325 Fourth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

TOR SALE-A FARM OF $50 ACRES; sOII. ussUR-
passed n quality well watered ~ 10 wood tim
ber of the well draned the
west shore Of the Cayuga opposite the village Of
commanding fine view Of the lake. On the farm two
dwelling houses is large and well finished; three good
barns and other oubuIdngs good fruit For particulars In
que Of The subscriber at East Vack Post Office Seneca
ty,NY. JONATHAN SCOBEY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29
HOUSES. ROOMS. SC. WANTED.

TIOrsE wANTFD-wANTED, BY THE ADVERTISER,
IL geueel house with modern improvements ST. ssed
Fourth and Sirh not above Twenvh or
below Tenth street Rent exceed ~ ,2O Possession
Immediately. BY addressing q. d. E. Dor <w good
tenant may be obtained
ITO PRINTERs-wANTED, A SECOND HAND HOES
u large cynder good order and latest improve
ments Address r. D., box ia Herald Office.
VNANTED-A SNAIL HOUSE, WITH ALI. TIE NO.
w dern improvements In perfect order, and In desirable
neehhorhood, Rent not @ exceed $3.50 year Apply q,
william street. room No. 10.
NkNTED-A SINGLE ROOM, HAVING CONVENT
w nience fs Gre and With board eby quiet, steady
man. respectable family located w town, within Us minutes
vak OF he Hail. VII, accommodate such ~ about "
per week. may address D.. box l4s Herald office.
ylvANTTD-DEsK ROOM FOR THE SALE or A PA.
w tented article o. the business streets not Ear
the Post Office Address Bfadsreet Herald 0ce, post
paid.
NNAvTFD-roR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, AN IN.
w furnished ROOM with closet, quiet, respectable pri
yase fsuiy the vares has only IN the evening A3
dress sarr and terms which nnst exceed "a
nv IT, =. Bafnss. sa-on y, ThAfd avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

N ANNIVERSARY or THE sARBAT school. OF
"A Holding Methodist church Seven zenith
street First and Second Will take r,rN
Wednesday evening December - Doors oren nj 6s<
O'Clock Exercses O'Clock Tickets cents.
Children Is cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

A MEXICAN INSTITUTE MECHANICS CLUR.-REGU-
N lar meeting Wednesday. December -. AZ r. ".
Subject steam raoric for cana. navigation Strangers
especially invited. Admission FREE . al
II. MEfss. Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

L,oR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RicHyoSD.-rHE
IT United States mail steamship ROANOKE, Cart Thomas
from pier No i3 North She viii arrive Norfolk the
afternoon, and At City Point the following morning Pos
ssngers for South VII proved by The great southern mail
ne These for Richmond vii arrive there early Friday
morning Travellers win md this the cheapest, plsassnies
expeditions Passage ard fare With staer
toN1rfok go % Petersburg and Richmond, 40 Apply !.
HENRY DIAN, 81 Pr,a1wsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

At DE PERCEvALs es7 BRoADwAy-sT AMPED
emoroderes Of every description at wholesale and retail
ampng 10 order executed in the perfect
naDner embroidered yokes different kinds new styles Of
lafles, night dresses, YOked.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

fyONsfGNFES Or CARGO PER SHIP EMILY TAY
~ ior tromi Leehoru are requested - call Al the Office 4
the undersigned ~ have their bin NJ sfng endorsed
sirn the average bond. HATrERTHwAITE BROTHERS,, 81
William street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29
DRY GOODS. DC.

AT DE PFRCEvAIJs 657 BRoADwAY-AIJ, KINDS
n q French embroidery 10 order initials for handkerchies
able nnen and bed clothes ecolapng six embroidery
transferring, ces done up new Lades and children
9oer garments always hand and made 20 order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-29

A WESTERN MERCHANT WILL PURCHASE FOR
"A cash dry goods groceries an entire stock OF each
scry per cent on from their value Address H. Metropolitan
HsteL Broadway.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-11

TIE Mountain Messenger did not Intentionally
divest MRS FADER's beautiful little poem oil l's
sign of authorship, but found it in that condition
in another paper. We referred to the fact oil Its
decapitaton because the little composition Is the
best of all the authors productions. The JOUR
yAr. seldom complains Of not being credited but
il is hard when lady has searched up and strung
together a few thought pearls, to have some boo
nv with his scizzors cut off the name Of the find
er The fellow who would Intentionally DO SO
should be kicked he has not refinement enough
to stick bills dccently, and we are glad to exon
crate our mountain contemporary OF an act OF IN
manly deprayity-t was done in San Francisco
where there is a local tendency to decapitation.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-11
HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, sc.
NEW YORK HOTEL,
MAIN STREET, WEAVER.

THIS WELL-KNOWN HOTEL HAS BEEN
entirely re-itted, and supplied with new En-
niture. Bedding, &c 1t now contains nnmbor
of single and double rooms. and suits of rooms
suitable for the accommodation of
&c PARTIES
The apartments are well lighted and ventuo
ted. and in point of comfort are second to no UN.
tel in Northern California Male and female son
wants are in attendance at all times to make vic
itors comfortable. In addition to the many OH.
er advantages possessed by this Hotel. a good
B A x e r Y
is also connected with it, where may be alwavv
fonnd an excellent assortment of Bread. C,kco
Pies. &c. The proprietors acknowledge tbeir,
thanlfulncss for the patronage heretofore reccy.
ed. and respectfully solicit continuance of tbo
same. MOkk1S BRADY.
Weaver, Dec. D, 1891. 45td
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-11
TO THE PUBLIC.

T1HE UNDERSIGNED TAKES THIS METH
| cd Of informing his old friends, and the neo.
pie of this County generally, that he has return.
ed to Weaverville, and leased the Independence
Hotel, whore be will be happy at all times to
The hotel is pastered throughout, and is tho
best in the North. *. w. WILSON.
Weaver, Oct. 2, 1858. 37tC
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-11
To the NIcmhers of the German

Society.-Yo are hereby notified that at the
last regular meeting, held Dec. 5th, it was
Reso}red, That an extra assessment Of FIVE
DOLLARS for the month of December be levied on
each member
Resolced, That all members who may be more
than two dollars ia arrears on the first day Of
February next be stricken from the roll.
Eaolrcd, That an extra General meeting be
held on
Saturday, slIa 25si day OF E'ecen'bcF,
As lasiacss Of importance requiresit gcner-
al attendance is urgently requested
RUDOLPH BOCU, Secretary
Neaycryillc, Dec. 1888. A.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-11
The Stranger Primrose in Australia.

The London Netcs presents the most beautiful
we ever saw it represents the Aus
tralian reception Of a Primrose plant from Eng
land. The Primrose, so common in the British
Isles, is not native of Australia. a few years
ago it was announced in Melbourne that one OF
these delicate flowers had arrived, blooming, from
England Directly thousands Of people turned
out to see the landing Of the gentle pilgrim from
the old home of the exiles. Old men and maid
ems. prandmothers and their children's children,
cranasires and their sons and sons wives, greet
ed the Primrose on shore, and followed II in pro-
coseion and knelt down and kissed its face up
turned TO strange skies. The picture represents
them all, including the hunter, dressed ID SKINS
the savage busbman, the clown with his dog' the
trodcsman with his child in his arms, and the half
clad native. looking in wonder on the crowd. a
coputryman and his wife sit by with faces down
cast and sorrowful, and near them the beautiful
girls kneel by the flower, ready to kiss It's blush
ING check, while a little boy is holding back
snaniel that would curiously thrust his nose
on,ono its sacred leaves The expression of every
face is complete in character, forming, together,
q most touching picture of that beautiful senti-
ment Of all civilized lands which would sanctiy
the lowlicst thing that had been born from the
dust Of their native country.
Beautiful type of that Heaven-implanted love
of kindred dust, which makes the perishing exile
rise from Deaths embrace to implore the tomb
shelter Of his fathers, and to descry through the
gathering gloom about the eternal gateways the
white cliffs Of Albion, which once frowned on
the exnatria!c, but from whose brows time has
smoothed the wrinkles and wrought instead a
welcoming smile for the returning prodigal-
What human, even with the curse of banishment
upon him, could behold in foreign land the no.
raj child Of spring, uprisen from the turf his IN
FAINT feet had trod. and not exclaiu--" Ny coun-
try. forgive thee give me but grave in Thy
bosom !" Who Of us on Americas evening land
verge, would not, like the Briton worshiping his
pilqrim hcather-boom, kiss the very cinqueiioll
that had parted the barren sands and trailed Its
vines over sorrowful ground baptised by mo-
theirs tears 4? Who wouldn't eXcam-
"Stand back for she is TENDER
And delicate, and slender
And rude, too boisterous greeting, Will meant
although it be,
MIGHT endanger our sweet stranger, from the land
beyond the sea-
Sanctifcd be thou, Home Aud when the Mes
senger of blessing and peace would descend earth
ward, let him first journey east with benedictions
on the broken household and returning bring to
the lonesome cabins along the American Hespe-
rida the welcome tdng8 ait is wel!'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-11

THE CHINESE NUIsANCE.-A number OF citizens
complain of noisy and offensive Chinese, domicil-
ed so near their residences that they can't sleep,
or otherwise enjoy the quiet of home. The bar
barians in most instances, accompanied by pros
ttutes Of their kind, keep up a continual uproar,
nearly all night; gambling, hallooing, and stamp
ing, in a manner which, if performed by whites,
would command immediate police interference.
Some Of them, also, have hogpens offensive in
location, filed with animals half starved and
unprotected from the cold, keep up an outcry all
night, worse, if possible than the Cinnamon.
Complainants believe that they have a right to
demand that persons renting tenements to Chinese
be required to cause the removal of the hog
nuisance and to compel the Cinnamon TO observe
order so as not to interfere with the peace of the
neighborhood And for this they intend to sue
at law, il this admonition be not sufficient.
Parties owning buildings occupied by these
people, should be admonished that they have no
right to contract for the maintenance Of nui-
sance destructive of their neighbors peace, or to
the depreciation in value Of his property The
presence of obscene Chinese women in the streets
is disgraceful enough to the place, without endu-
ring an uproar for which white women of their
kind would be driven from the neighborbood.
Let them be compelled to observe decent order
on penalty Of forcble removal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-11

WE regret to announce that after this week we
cannot continue to publish that interesting sta
tisiica article by John B. May, Esq, entitled
" Delinquent Tax List" 1t is proper to remark
that the production has been more critically
studied by some than even the sacred scriptures
For mathematical precision and critical accuracy
it is, we believe superior to the Annals Of Trim
ity;' and in good sense, elegance of expression
and altitude Of imagination, it eXcels the Sacra-
mento Jaion's Grub Gulch contributor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-11

HuMBoLDr.-Mr Loupe, the mailman, arrived
through the storm, on Thursday Capt Under
wood has removed from the trail to lloopa Val
lev. No intelligence had from the volunteers
since Capt Prosser's skirmish, related elsewhere
Messec's company is divided into three parties :
one stationed at Pardee's, one on wager Creek
aud one at Boyinton's. Snow on Redwood noun
toins was two feet deep on Tuesday packer
lost three mules-frozen to death. The new pa
per at Uniontown was to appear this week ; 81
500 lad been raised by the citizens to assist the
publisher in getting started
From the Times The boat Sam Slick cap
sized of Humboldt Point, and split 100 barrels
Salmon. The bark Iwanona" dritted ont to
sea, and is, probably, lost. They are about to
build a wharf at Trinidad. A little boy of MIR.
Williams, on Salt river, was kicked to death by
a horse.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-11

FUTILE ScRuTINY.-We are informed that a
small peadcr in the Court room the other day,
"ooked around to see if the editor was PRESENT. ~
We seldom attend oratorical exhibitions like his ;
if be had looked round" for q rudimentary
law book, or an English Grammar, the search
might have been educatonally beneficial.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-11

OUR reverend friend Of the California Christian
.qdr0cate sometimes designates his paper &C. G.
Advocate" )" reminding us of the wicked abbrev.
alton of the tipsey printer, who, not wishing to
divide word and break on a new line, set up an
august name thus al Christ"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-11

LOUIE, the Humboldt mail man, started out at
8 o'clock Friday morning, during heavy snow
storm. lie wilr hardly reach Unontown without
delay. TO person not very familiar with the
road such expedition would be extremely perilous.
Loupe is stout-beartcd mountain man. and the
Humboldt people are fortunate in having such
Pathfinder.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-11

ALTAR OF HoME.-The marriage record, to-
day. will make known the life union of our friends
and neghbors, JoHN A. WATSON and ANNE f.
SEAMAN, who were married at II, j. Seaman S
residence on Monday night, and afterwards re-
ceiyed congratulations Of friends at their own
house. Let happiness reside with them.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-11

SUNSET oN THE lIHIs.-The sky is clear ana
blue as the deep sea; not breath of air stirs the
leaves of the forest; the shadows OF the tall
pines haze grown into giant length; the sun IS
lust disappointing behind the northern extremity
Of Bear Mountain; bis light is half hidden. The
gloom of evening approaches us from the west,
as the expiring light Of genius casts pail Of
sadness upon those who behold it, One by one
the intervening hillocks and gray declyitles are
overcast by darkness. The hamlet is reached,
and the busy life within is hushcd in moment.
Beyond towards the eastern slope, where the
white scboolbouse still glimmers in the fading
ray--up! up with unialterlng step ihe shee' OF
Gloom advances, until the eastern hills begin to
show the trimming, Of night. Amid the live oak
aud mauzauita, and hazel, the sparrow and red
breast have tuned their yespers, and are folding
their plumage to rest. On those high, red ridges
where nature has marshaled her army Of pines,
in regular ranks and columns, behold the culmi-
mating glory of a mountain sunset Sd" An
dreas hdepGdcnt
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-11

New EXPRESS Observe Mr.. |. n. Irving S Ex-
press notice. It's establishment is vastly impor-
liant to people residing cast of this, and we trust
that they will sustain the enterprising young man
who affords so convenient interchange Of busi-
ness missiye lie generously offers TO deliver
the JOURNAL, free of express charge, to subscr-
bers on his route.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-11

LIKE UNTo OLD E1HAN.-Speaker Coitroth ad
dressed the Columbia celebration thus
Mr.. President, Ladies and Gentlemen In
the name OF the Great Jehovah who made rs,
where did you all come from. aud what did you
all come for 2"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-11
PLAGIARISM ! BY THUNDER !


"Alwavs used in a Pckwickian sense Ne
pada National, Dec. 4.
"MusL be understood in Pckwickian sense
- Trinity journal, Dec. 4.
"Rehashing the ideas Of others p Mountain
Messenger, Dec. 4.
Rehashiug the ideas of others. y. Tehama
Gazette.
There's plagiarism out somewhere, by the ey-
erlastn' and we direct the attention Of the Te-
hama Gazette and Mountain Messenger to the fact
Either the JOURNAL stole from the .Niational or
the National stole from the JOURNAL or they
both stole from Mr.. Dickens, or Mr.. Dickens stole
from the Messenger or Gdzeite-or the Messenger
stole from the Gazette or the Gazette stole from
the Messenger, or-pashaw things is ge'tIn mix
ed In the last suppostions the problem pro
posed by Prof. YIN. Birch is opposite "li man
dat bab muffin, steal from anoder man dat mao
muffin, who do de tngs belong to p
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-11

Found DEATH" SIGN. Paul Richards, an old
Rocky mountain trappcr, died at Mayhew's
ranch, last week. lie lived alone in the woods,
and but for the persuasion Of friends would have
perished in solitude.-Beacon.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-11

THE Nevada National concludes thatii is about
time for it and this paper to "dry up squab-
bling, and adds that if the drouth yisibly affects
the editors health he will moisten little by ta-
king drink for mutual good health. Good
mighty glad to get rid Of ye. Herewith find
check on Old Block" for four bits, the which
may be expended, in our name, for the irrigation
Of editor and banker. If "Old Block refuses
to honor The check, fight him, and well bear the
responsibility.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-11
Ma1ried:

In Weaverville, on the 9Th inst, at the Tesi-
dence Of the brides brother, JoHN A. WATsoN'
ESQ, Clerk Of Trinity County, to Miss ANNE E.
SEAMAN, late Of Bethlehem, Pa.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-11

MATRIMONIAL FENCE DowN.-Some one informs
the Stockton RepuLlican that twenty or thirty
women have run away from their husbands in
that county, within short time. They uniform
ly run towards San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-11

The Butte Record says Vincent f. Geigcr is
going to join the Methodist Church and preach
occasionally Guess Vince. has got wind Of an
other miraculous bread and fish distribution
We suggest to the church immediate disbandment
and organization on a more exclusive charter
Grace is now esteemed allabounding, and we
should deploro a failure in its application.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-11

4 ANSWER TO a CORRESPONDENTS Mrs. Partic-
mar Of Ddrningaeedie Ill.," see that an
earthquake happened one night last week, at
San Francisco, and it was so violent that the
newspapers all say, many people ran out en- dis
habHie What does that meanW
II meang shirttails, madam Siera CAizea.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-12-11

WoNEN NATURAL ORAroRs-Women naturally
speak better than men. They express themselves
more easily, more wildly -Erchange
Old Mr. Johna. Duzenherry says that's 50; he
once came home a little, just a little tight and
stepped in pail of buckwheat batter Whcreat
Mrs Duzcnborry made speech ch speech !
Mr. puzenherry has bcarn thunder in bis time.