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Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-22

Acorrespondent Of the New York In
dependent thus describes tie domain Of
the Duke Of Devonshire
"The domain of the Duke Of Dsvon-
shire would cover one Of our largest coun-
ties. The park immediately surrounding
the palace Is eleven miles IN circunfer-
ence, and contains 5000 acres. The
principal garden for vegetables, fruits,
greenhouses, SC. is twenty-five acres
There are thirty greenhouses, each from
fifty to seTenty-fTe feet long. We went
into three or four containing nothing but
pine-apples, ripe; others contain nothing
but melons and cucumbers. One peach
tree on the glass waA measured fiftv-one
feet in width and fifteen feet high, and
bears one thousand peaches II Is the
largest in the world. The grape-hOuses
five or SIX In aIl-are 600 feet long;
and such grapes! We saw pine-apples
weighing ten or fifteen pounds each One
greenhouse had only hgs, another only
mushrooms. But what shall be said Of
the great conservatory, filed with every
variety of tropical plants It Is one Of
the wonders Of the world 1t covers an
acre Of ground, is 100 feet high, Of oval
shape, and cost S5OO,000 II IS heated By
steam and hot water pipes, which IN all
are SIX miles in length. The apparatus
consumes SIX hundred tons of coal IN a
year We saw banana trees twenty feet
high, with clusters of fruit, sugar-Cane,
cofee-trees, bamboo, and In short, every
tropical plant that can be named. Several
of the palm-trees are from fifty 10 sixty
feet high. The smoke Of the immense
fire underneath Is carried In pipes under
ground to an outlet IN the woods. The
coal is brought in a tunnel 600 yards IN
der ground One fountain throws a iet
of water to the height Of 275 feet.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-22

The gentleman who inadvertently took
our beaver, (says an exchange, and left
Us an inferior article in lis stead, VIII do
Us infinite kindness by returning our own
and he shall receive cur warmest thanks
and two apologies-an apology for the
trouble we have given him, and the apo
lOgy for hat he left Us.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-22

A Kansas paper states that II Is the
intention Of gentleman in Virginia to
carry 10 Topeka, early in the spring.
200, 900 grape roots, embracing the most
productive and hardy varieties cultivated
in this country.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-22

Having sdlsd % TIE Advertiser Odre Card AID
Job Presses New Type of the latest styles, Inks Of
az e0lorss B-onzes. fine Paper, Envelopes, &e.; We
s-e noE prepared % execute job Work of every de-
E1riPsiou II style unsurpassed BY any other Ofiee
u tae United States
Particular attention viii be given to orders from
adIstancs-in having them promptly attended 20.
The Pr8Briet5rs, hETing had an extensive expe-
ris1ee, VII give their personal attention 10 This
b-aach Of business and hope, In their endsaTors 70
piease both IN the excellence Of their work. and
reasunable ehargss 20 receive share Of the public
PErIazgs-
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-04-22
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FCBLsGED ETEET THCEsDET ET
.FURNAS & LANGDON,
ss:aad Ssary Hoadley s Muir's Building,
- .CGner Of Main and First Streets.)
- .BROWNVILLE, y. I.
TERMS.

- one year If paid IN sdEanee, S2.0e
- - e a. the end Of months, $50
II 81 IL aoO
C-b.or Is Or uiars VII be furnished AZ 81 50 per
-. provided the cash accompanies the order,
-. otherwise.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-21
Brief Reference.

THE Marysvlle Nc,cs has been changed to the
DUTY National Democrat, edited by John r.
Ridge Douglas Democrat THE Caavoras An
ti-Lecompton Democracy have had a convention,
and nominated S. II. Marlette for Senator TuE
Stockton Democrat has changed to the ant-Ad-
mnistration side. CERTAIN ladies in Marys-
Vile are horseback training, to contest for the
prize Of horsewomanship they had better learn
to bake a batch Of dough- or wash dirty dish .
THE Merced miners still resist Fremonts claim,
and defy the sheriff application has been made
TO the Governor TIE Sacramento Mereurv
Fays - dispatch to Gov, Weller was received
by telegraph, yesterday, from Senator Burch, of
Greka.' Senator Bureh, of Yreka Killed in
battle aud name spelt wrong !...A Az iron safe
blew up in San Francisco, tearing the building to
pieces. -. THE anti Iecompton Democracy Of
Amador held a County Convention on the 18th
and nominated Marlette for Senator, and passed
Douglas resolutions The Republicans of Yu-
ba and Sutter have nominated NJ. G. Winchester
for Senator. MosT all the mountain papers re
port the coming back of numerous disappointed
Frazer people. . TIE 'mud-sill, or Douglas
Democrats have nominated J, L. Curry for Su-
preme Court ]. N. Dawley, of Nevada, for Con
troler, and ". u Jennings, Of Butte, for Clerle
Of the Supreme Court-McKibbeA and Wm. L.
Dudley for Congress. :. A SMART BOZ in San Ju.
an, says the Star, painted pig so Enthusiastically
that his (the pig's) mother didnt know him
ROSE WATER and Plugs are the names of po-
liteal parties IN Los Angeles they cry " down
with the rose water and out with the plugs =
The Mohave Indians are again hostile. A. @.
Russell, they say, is to conduct the Marysville
Express. He will have grandfather's boots to-
fill, but We reckon he can dew it,
L.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-21

MASSACRE or MOUNTAIN MEADows.-The Los
Angeles Vmeyard has discovered that the Noun
tain Meadow massacre, last fall, was pcrpetrated
by Indians and Mormons; the latter under pre-
up their arms on conditions the Indians should
do the same, but as soon as they had complied the
arms were given to the Indians who commenced
the slaughter The women were stripped naked,
ravished, and then murdered. If this be true,
we regret that Government forces at Salt Lake
didn't extirpate with fire and sword every one OF
these incarnate fiends.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-21
The TRINITY JOURNAL.
Calvin b. Mcdonald, Editor.
WEAVER RVILLE:
SATURDAY MORNING, AUG. FL, 1883.

THE LEcoMPToN GULF is widening every day
no schism in the Democratic communion has ever
been so formidable, and so threatening Of disso-
luton. For while it was hurt healed slight
ly,' but as election time draws near the cieatrix
betrays under corruption. The Douglas inter
probation of popular SOY ereignty finds ready COM
prehension among the working men Of the nat on
who have not time or patience to follow the Pres
idents obscure and laborious reasoning. Ham
mond's base, un. democratic, un American and
unmanly comparison of white freemen and en-
slaved negroes has given watchword which is
heard on the frosty hill-tops, and in the damp
cavefns of the under rock. white slaves OF
America = Mud Ills of society = The palsed
tongues of old men falter the humiliating words,
and children uninstructed in the phraseology OF
State, are learning to repeat the abominable cpl
thets of insult. Marat, in his dingy chamber OF
treason, never wrote a sentence so subvcrsive to
the ruling power, so exasperating to the throng
whose liberties were their fathers legacy. There
are poor women in the North who would tear
their breasts from the bone, or suffer themselves
to be milked by serpent, rather than suekle a
slave.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-21

TIE TELEGRAPH.-Again we ask the Telegraph
company what verbose Ounce makes up news for
the interior? The last dispatch told us what lat
itude and longitude an inconsderable ship was
in when a certain wind blew, and what an English
Lord said in Parliament. Get man of sense
and judgement to prepare the dispatch; tell us
the important news and then stop; we don't want
to copy and print columns Of the New York Her.
aId As your news is prepared il is cumbrance
to mountain paper. Give us the ip,portant news,
and we will read the New York Heratds opinio,,s
at pleasure.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-21

vile dog has fal len out with his tail. We saw
him gyrating round and round, barking furious
ly, frothing at the mouth and swapping at his
tail, until giddiness prevented further pursuit
then he rested and made chase again. His mas
ter related that the idiosyncracy was acquired
when he was doglet, in consequence of his ex-
tremity having been abbreviated, primarily, not
enough, and, secondarily, too much-the COM
pound operation having deranged his nervous
system, and occasioned an irriablity which SUI
pernduces antagonistic Tranquility of mental
equilibration, predsposing the antipodean ex-
tremities to idiorepulsion thus occasonng an
accelerated circumambulatory itineracy, This,
we have no doubt is so.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-21
WEAvERyIIIE CALIFORNIA, SATURDAY, AUGUST d, 1853.

THE 'BUILETIN' SwuL SQURr.-We observe,
by other papers-for the i'll reputed sheet never
comes here-that the Bulletin has used very insul-
ting language to the Siskiyou Chronicle and other
interior papers, that charge it with completely in
the Frazer river swndlc. Now who is the person
thus insulting men of the interior? An old refu-
gee Englishman, from the Australian colonies
who for certain stipend substitutes himself for
aa individual who cannot conjoin five sentences
of Ineligible English; This gray haired lackey
sits at table representing Tom King, the profit
gate brother Of James King gof William, slandering
Americans, vilfying every citizen in office, snecr-
ing at American institutions, and insulting per-
sons who would not recognize him with more
respect than they would Louis Napoleons boot
black, or the free Briton' who pulls his top-knot
at the smell of an English lord. This is the man,
editors of the mountains who sheers at your
obscure, insignificant papers The body y-scryant
of Tom King the reputed editor of the lowest
dirtiest, most defamatory press-eXcrescencc that
escapes the surveillance of the police What
prominent citizen has escaped the toodings OF
this professional defamer? What decent man has
not spurned it from him in disgust and anger
kicked it into the street to make the nest of dogs
that thirst for sedition and blood Who has ever
heard the Bulletin speak a kindly word for any
Joay? Who has ever read in itsincc the death
of its founder-a sentence which did not pander
to the worst passions of the lowest rabble that
rot in the vomiories of the station house :?
I 1, ~ = IA nj oil Of
sedtious tory thing Ropes thumb-serews
and the stocks, for every American, is the con
slant aspiration of the imported servie who racks
his time paraly1ed brain for insulting eplthets on
native Intelligence and labor. Drive the paper
from your Offices; let him go back to his mistress,
the Queen, and on his calloused knees hold up
the train of his gracious sovereign that 1T may
not trail on the spittle OF foreign free-boru en-
bassies.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-21

JUSTICE JoNEs.--A Ridgeville correspondent
of the Shasta Courier says of our fellow citizen
Justice Jones is a young man Of talent, and the
future is sure to bring him success and honor
So we think.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-21
Spring & Summer Goods
M. WILLIAMS g. Go.

M. WILLIAMS & Co.
Respectfully inform the ladies and gentlemen
of Weaverville and vicinity, that they are in
Monthly Rcceipt
of their SPRING and SUMMER GOODS, con-
80. sisting of 49,.
Silks, French Barages, Brilliantines,
Laces, Ginghams, all kinds of
White Muslins, Jaconets,
Ribbons & Ladies' BOnnetS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-21

INDIANS SPREADNG.--A man in Mariposa haul
ing hay, took top load of squaws and piecann-
nies, and upset the wagon, buryng the whole
tribe under the clover. The mohaies escaped but
the little Diggers were forked out mighty nigh
onto dead-so relates the gazette.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-21

PoLrIoAL matters here are in very mixed up
and uncertain condition. We have three separate
parties who are diligently at work. From the
crowd at the miners meeting on Saturday night,
we infer that the Mud Sil!s are numerous and
recruiting rapidly from the Douglas Democracy.
On the other side the Americans consider them
selves strong, united, and not without probability
of success.
During the canvass We shall avoid all interfe-
renee, and endeavor to relate facts, only, which,
as matters of news or common interest belong to
disintorestcd local journalist. 1t is to us a
matter of infinite lttleness which of the three
contestants succeeds There are certain subjects
which all men of the nation and State have
right to discuss and we shall, as inclination di-
rects but bias in local politics will be properly
avoided.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-21

THE Mountain Democrat tells of its editorn-
chief Great cyeraslin'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-21

THE Nevada Journat applies Prentce's witt
eism to the editor Of the .National- that not
enough can be found in place to spank The
other replies that the Journal man would be all
spankabe territory in the estimation Of mothers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-21

FIRE ON THE HHIs.-For several days the
mountains west of Weaverville have been burning
brskly afording a very anmating spectacle
these dark nights Prof Espy's theory holds
good this time lie asserts that if row of com
bustibles clear across The continent could be set
on fire, everywhere at the same time, it would
cause the recurrence of rain thereafter at regular
intervals.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-21

TIE Union Church will be completed next
week, so far as the money collected will justify,
but neither pews, pulpit nor inside finish can be
had without additional contribution Citizens
with families, and others feeling interest in the
enlightenment of the place should make immedi
ate effort to Complete the building, Let it be
nicely finished inside; if allowed to stop now it
will be a long time before work will be resumed.
The cXerton of ladies has done this much; let
their husbands make some effort now to complete
the praiscworthy work which they began and
have carried so far successfully and eXbeditiousiy
The citizens of this town are rich enough to af-
ford church four times as costly-the condition
of society now requires decent worshipping
place, and we hope that for the trilling amount
required that our nice little citizens church will
not be left desolate- half completed structure
declaraory that these people began to build
and were not able to finish =
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-21

Is15~A a burial case from the lost Central Amer
lea was recently washed on the South Carolina
beach, Telegraph.
Cannot that relic be obtained and sent to this
State to be placed in front of the Pacific Mail
Companys Office door Cannot sorrowiul dep
utation of women widowed by these homicides
be sent here who will carry that inanimate pro-
phet of evil and stand it on their door step
Send it here and place it over against the robbers
den, so that each may address the grim ovenger--
'Speak, speak, thou fearful guest
Who, with thy hollow breast
Still in rude armor drest,
CONTEST to daunt me
Wrapped not in Eastern balms,
But with thy heshlesa palms
Stretched, as if asking aims,
Why dost thou haunt me p
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-21

Also, fine assortment of
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
BOOTS and SHOES, HATS and CAPS,
BLANKETS, CARPETS, Etc.
Weaver, May Is, 1853. ltd.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-21

STILL KEPT IN THE FAMuY-The Bee says that
the Giobe newspaper is purchased by Guthrie,
deputy Collector in the Custom House, and hus-
band of Senator Gwihs adopted daughter; the
paper will, therefore, continue its defence Of the
Lime Point operation, and resist the Pacific rail.
road The Globe is very handy to have in the
house
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-21

SYMPATHETIC IIARNoNY.-A while ago female
stage singer undertook the performance Of Char.
ming May in the Wcayerville Theater, and with
Il voice of dolorous pitch commenced
'Oh charming May oh charming Muy-a-a-ap
Just then fellow in the pit, not admring the
singing, and tormented with the prospect Of hav-
ing to endure the song struck in, in exact time
and harmony with The singer
'Oh-a Je-zoos Ch-r-i-i-stn
The effect was IMMENSE and 50 was the sing
er's Indignation
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-21
GUNS and PISTOLS +!
McLAIN s. HULME

Pistols Cleaned and Loaded, on sight |!
Rifles, Shot Guns. Colts Pistols of all kinds,
including the new model Pocket Pistol, Derrin-
gers, and every article in the Gun and Pistol line
furnished to order Also, all kinds of Black
smith work done at short notice and reduced pri-
ces, at the Gun and Blacksmith Shop on Court
street. MCLAIN & HIrTME
Weaver, Aug, II, 1858. 80.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-21

THouGnrFuL.-The Sacramento Mercury, after
abusing John II. Ridge roundly, adds: We speak
in political sense ? A dciaming old rascal once
charged Ridge with dishonest insincerity, and
was told that he must not do so more, and he
didn't. We are impressed with the idea that the
Mercury is innooently getting into trouble
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-21

SOME TRER--We said last week that the editor
of the Mariposa Gazette had discovered a tree
hundred and twenty feet in diameter 1t should
have been expressed 'circumference,' Even at
that the trees exceed those Of Big Tree Grove.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-21
Junction OregGn and Main STR cets.
WEAVERVILLE
T.. WALTER & 90.

" = iH1o ~ W.
THE UNDERSIGNED AR n MANUFACTURE
/ inc, and have always for sale, a superior quail
ity of LAG GER BEER, which they
VIII deliver in large and small quantities, in any
part of the county, and to FAMILIES when requir
ed. Their Brewery is supplied with pure, cool
Spring water,
and a cellar of ice temperature, which enables them
to manufacture and preserve the liquid in great
purity, and always fit for immediate use.
L. WALTER IL co.
Weaver, June |, 1858. 20H.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-21

DfEs 1ARD.-The Alta still continues its ed-
torial correspondence from Frazer river in which
of course, we place entire reliance.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-21

Six persons, SO far as heard from, want to To
the Eighth District Judge
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-21

THE Marpo8a Gazette has on new head dress,
and exhibits an engraving Of the village. The
Gasehe is a most excellent paper-there is no
better in the country
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-21

THE editor Of the Southern sam says that he
smells rat If he does and if the rat smells
him, the poor rat has the worst Of it Louspille
Journal
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-21

KNOCKED DOWN. u. &. Duncan has left the
Globe, without reserve, and, We suppose, to the
highest bidder lie caused the making of a
very good Sunday paper, though his week day
numbers smelt OF the Custom House.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-21

gsss- A boastful contemporary says, in the alti-
tude of his self esteem, that he sits upon hill
and looks serenely on all mankind If liquor is
retailed up there, he will over estimate earth's
population just one half.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-21

The Sierra Democrat has seen 0hinaman who
expects he will soon be striking for higher wages.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-21

another able and good Judge placed on the su-
preme Bench. All parties concede exalted merit
to both the candidates in the field As learned
lawyers there is nothing between them to choose,
The political parties have all acted well in The
matter of placing before The people candidates
for the Supreme Jndgeship. Shasla KepnILican.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-21

THE Peoples Party Convention in Sacramento
was a failure-there were no people left to attenc
the party.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-21

TRtvrAL.-lsnt 1t the Sacramento MereWy act
ing little mean in endeavoring TO ridicule Gen.
Allen, retiring from the Neos Gen Allen is
distinguished for professional eourtesy-he has
seldom spoken i'll of cotemporary, but there is
no newspaper man in this State master Of great
er fund Of blistering and overwhelming denunci-
alton. Once, only we knew the General to rise
in his wrath and swear by the Great Eternal.
The consequence was that pert little puppy who
had been snarling at him for long time, was
run out of his editorial boots, and never stopped
until he ran against The hither wall of the Oregon
penitentiary.
FIRST RAIN--Jhere was a smart shower on
Tuesday morning, the 18th. People in summer
showery countries have no notion of the great
excitement occasoned here by a little bit OF rain.
Men, women and children welcome the rain;
dropping weeds and parching leaves straighten
up; little pigs, chickens, dogs and cats, which
have never before seen so strange phenomena,
frisk about, apparently puzzled and little alar-
med to know what's up. Thanks be to God for
the cooling rain is the voice Of all animate and
nanimate things.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-08-21

WM. T. HEAD has purchased the Mountain Hes
seager; the Sierra Democrat calls him Bill Head ;
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INsURANCR.


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Company against loss or damage by Fe on
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nes fnrnsare goods and mefehshdSe seneay W
so~u end esustsy the most favorable tetih
Also mates Insurnncs the lives OF all persons enjoying
coed health consttsea forte "hos dura"n OF
Save s.pioysd h orda.y Will he inssrsdo
reassaaoes terms. !,
Ths esapany viii marine risks from and TO any oil
ths Nos1hsrn OF Southern Ports, favorable rates
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL President
JAMES N. CORDS. Vice iresihent
GEORGE b. THURMAN, Vhief Engineer
DIRECTORS
JonR OTKY TArLoR, sAhth H. MthnSh,
DkHTEk OTEf. sAhtti SAIaAp'
JANIS y. PAINE JONI T. DAVIS
wv II sTRATros MAUfuCES LA>1HoHSG.
JAS o. WILLIAMS, treasurer
CRgED r. WILL Sccr'y
Dr. Ds w y 4 9 DIV owss' Medical aD''nsrs
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4aiIg gireiaiat.


q q u snen saH ssxsAs.
4 cAlll 1902 snAsr rosrbusA far.
IL te1s ssseIl eus in soft Nay air;
Sass<ly y tsssA, saAs ersan ~inss aisa
~ psay with Angels In parsdise
Al - ysas sBasty.
Anakass ssands By the rose bnsh fair.
TIE dewy bless perfume the air;
She pressrs her hand to her fhrobbins breast
With loves nrs: wonderful ap,ure blesi.
And shs years glide by.
A mother ksecls BY the rcss-bash fsir.
Son siehs Shsl ayes In the evening ari
sos,owiss thoushis Of tho past arise.
And tsars Of anguish bedm her eyes-
And the years glide by
Naked anil lone stands the rose-bush fair,
whiried are the leaves In the autumn sir,
wishsred and dead they fall 10 the gro and
And silently cover . new -nadc mound.
And tho year glide by.
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s'"ad tho Trssh nbont our Turf Oil.


ring sleigh ride this winter my horses
aud the skin of place larger than my baud, from
rubbing the inside of the thigh applied your
Turf Oil aud in dAy he well. Another case
A mule winch was working to my diay became unable
walk. I'm examong his foot, discovered nail about
inches long the head My driver and the neghLos
he would good for nothnl drew the nail
piece your Turf OIL and him work once
from good
also horse badly snagged the outside
thigh places, about inches deep
iaches wide, which he stiff day Your Turf
Gil ppied and brought them entirely sound IL
truly the greatest remedies for ever
and have lived in drug for several years Io
this you think proper. Very truly,
Ip M,ssrs. Dove g. Co. J II. WEISIGER
lor sale by STROTlIER WHITEHEAD,
IL dGm LvnchbuTg,
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

RICHMOND, May Ist, lfJb.
Gentlemen: My child had commenced breaking out last
fall small sores, which gradually extended entire
h2ad, including both which much by tho
that both would drop OF
tried all Of advertised and domestic without
any good results then procured and applied little TURF
OIL Logan to get better; the bottle broke APP
led gals tit again began to Ny elder daugh
sad, pa 90 get some more of that Tnif OIL sisters heal
okod much better when used it, We got another
,Ottit, her head nearly we'll This agra
and took hall hour every day ash It
very offensive One bottle feel assured, cure
her entirely there Is but little of the disease
You tiled tins, and for the benefit Others take
great pleasure in giving you this certificate.
Respectfully, II. T. CHALK.
II McsSrs Dove a. Co.