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Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-09
Flowers and Stars.

The ensuing composition by q school girl was
received from gentleman of Shasta 1t is en-
tirely creditable to the mind of the fair young
author
"Flowers are the blossoms OF earth stars the
flowers of heaven Upon the one we gaze with
admiration, and Us we kneel by the wavelet's
glossy breast to pluck the fragile things, press
ing them to our hearts, and sighing to be as pure,
and upon the other with awe and wonder, our
hearts swell high with emotion, or souls painting
TO gaze therein-to dive into the boundless eX-
panse of immensity. Flowers grace the sun
light stars the moonlight! Flowers add brill
liancy to the glowing landscape ; stars gem the
concave of ETHEREAL blue The one admonishes
us that all things are transitory-that we, like
those beautiful blossoms, must soon wither, fade
and die that as the rude blasts bend their forms,
even so must ours bow, and at last rest beneath
their grassy beds. The other points to brighter
lands it teaches us that our immortal grasping,
restless minds must live forever that there is
higher holer field where the mind of man may
revel, that there is a wider scope where genius
shall never tire. Flowers are the delight of the
artists who sketch with graphic hand the Eden of
our world, painting them in falrer hues. Stars
are the delight of the poet, who loves at even
tide to sit and gaze and wonder, until lost in his
own wild imagnations, then in sweetest strains
the verse flows forth to deck another page.
Flowers stars ye are sisters of beauty. Side
by side shall ye wander in our brightest dreams ;
we will paint you together. The muses. still
shall sing of you, the minstrel breathe a richer
melody. Heaven were sad without you, earth
would weep your loss. Ye upon whom the hero
has gazed, and the gaudy warlike savage has
bowed in reverence. Ye are emblems of purity,
and as your twinkling light breaks through the
moonbeams then will ye kiss your sister flowers,
until the ruddy glow on the eastern sky warns
thee to HE away to your own bright home, and
leave your sisters to smile upon the sunlight, and
with brightest garands deck its rosy brow
Stars of heaven Flowers of earth shine on,
bloom on Ye have holy mission TO perform,
and in your silence speak ye we'll If one boon
could be granted me- ask this : that like the
flowers Of earth, might be pure and stainless,
and like the stars of heaven, with the immortal
mind which God has given me, shine resplen-
dantly. CARRIE
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-09

LED INro ERnop.-Thc Marysville Express
met gentleman from the north who informed
it that
There has been no hostile disposition manfes-
ted by the Indians towards the whites in general,
and that the only depredaiions that have been
committed have been provoked by parcel OF
abandoned characters who live in the vicinity of
the villages, and who are in the constant habit OF
committing the grossest outrages upon the squaws
In a few instances these outrages have been aven-
ged by the Indians, by shooting the aggressors or
killing their stock. These acts of retribution are
called Indian outbreaks, and are made the pretext
for fresh outrages upon the poor red skins
The Express is deplorably misinformcd. Much
of the trouble may have originated from vaga-
bond white men, but the red devils have not
confined their retaliation to aggressors Numbers
of people have been murdered, who never in any
respect nterfered with the red skins.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-09

CURIOUS HAILUCINATIoN.--We have labored
faithfully to get a certain crotchet out of the
Shasta Couriey's head, but we might as well try
to pulvcrizc a loggerhead with boiled carrot.
We therefore give him up to reprobacy Of mind
and reluctantly permit him to think as he dern
pleases' Similar cases of hypochondrasis are re-
lated by the faculty-one parallel case in which
an individual thought he had swallowed a cob
bier, and could feel the bristles and awl sticking
his inner ribs Barring the impety, which we
distinctly disclaim, we suggest the remedy pre-
scrbed for damaged Chinaman by Marysville
physician put i'm in warm bath and rub i'm
like hip
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-09

THE CodEr.-Wel, here it is again; and 10!
the change The comet is the same; but what
of the earth Charles and his proud empire are
dust. The grand dome Of the Escurial still Gov
ers the first, but the cobwebs Of oblivion are fast
weaving over his deeds. In that long lapse Of
time, kings and Kingdoms, empires and emperors
have passed away Republics have risen, and the
war-tread of another Alexander has startled the
social world and died away like an echo. The
domes and cities of mighty nation glitter in
the west, where silence and solitude then brooded.
Peace reigns throughout the world, and the
Queen of England is whispering to the President
under the deep Atlantic. But this is all the same
to the comet, who is not presumed to be a polti-
elan, and we shall look, some of these nice eve-
nings, TO see his fiery tail slide away from us
again behind Schraok's Butte; and If, in two
hundred and ninety or three hundred years from
this time, he shall again appear to the good peo
ple of San Andreas, we beg to refer them to the
files of the Independent for an acknowledgment
of his visiting card.-San Andreas Indepa,Gent.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-09

INTERNATIONAL LovE.-To read the numerous
patriotic explosions occasioned by the Atlantic
cable, one would at once conclude that John and
Jonathan were about to embrace each other, and
blubber like couple of louts with overwhelm-
ing affection. We are at loss to discover how
the wire rope is TO settle the old grudgc. We
never heard of two bellgerent females improv-
ing friendly relations by removing to adjoining
tenements where they could jaw at each other
through the cracks So long as Bunker Hill mon
ument marks the struggling place of American
republicanism and naughty, down-bearing mon
archy-so long as the bloody tracks of barefoot
ed coonsts in the bleak SHOWS of northern for
ests are remembered by their descendants, there
will be mighty little love lost between the two
nations If our republic were weak despairing,
and struggling with some other oppressor, how
soon would the British lion be found with his fill
clustering paws in unpleasant and Improbable
proximity ; but now, when the once ridiculed
States have become powerful and invincible,
the cynical islanders betake themselves to love
making.
We admire manifestations of brotherly af1ec-
ton in all cases. especially that which the leg
broken hound exhibits for the nimble-footed hare,
and we cannot avoid extreme edfcation at the
fraternal expressions of Jonathan, who is suppos-
ed to be a little excited, when he grabs the tele-
graph wire and says All ri-right, Mr. Bull =
All (hic) riright, old bo-bohoy! We're some p
p-punkins, we are Y
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-09

IRISH FAMINE SoNG.--One by one they're falling
round us, their pale faces to the sky; we've no
strength left to dig them graves-there let them
lie. The wild bird if he's stricken, is mourned
by the others; but we've die in Christian land
we die amid our brothers, in the land which
God has given, like a wild beast In his cave,
without a tear, a prayer, shrond, a coffin, or a
grave. Ha but think ye the contortions on each
lvid face ye will not be read on judgment
day by eyes Of Deity?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-09

METHODIST APPoINTMENTs-The late Conference
appointed Rev. Mr.. Meyers TO this circuit; Rev
erends E. A. Hazen and Fitzpatrick to Yreka; Mr..
Miller to Scott Valley district. Mr.. Reasoner is
appointed Presiding Elder of Mount Shasta dis
trict, in room of Mr.. Simonds, who is removed to
Marysvillc.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-09

GoD is GooD.-The Herald relates that poor
woman went to the San Francisco Hospital to be
cured of blindness, and having reganed suff-
cient sight to walk about the house, learned, by
the last steamer, that she had inherited ten thou
sand dollars at the East. He who had mercy on
blind Bartemius remembered her.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-09

THE (Sonora) Union Democrat of the 18th inst.
induges in few structures on the independent
press of California, which should call forth an
answer from every independent journal in the
country. ry.--Piacer Courier.
That would be exploding a cannon at cock
sparrow.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-09

SOME one thinks it wonderful that female mos
quitos only, stick their bills in people, BY no
means strange. Do not young, human females
stick their bills at the boy, while older ones
cause 'bils' to be stuck at their husbands
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-09

Col. BAKERS Grafton at the San Francisco eel
ebraton was wonderfully eloquent. Baker ranks
among the most eloquent men of the age we
know of no contemporary so completely master
of the Beautiful in oratory. tits to be depored
that his unfortunate choice of politics has kept
him from giving scope to his powers in places oc-
cupied by comparative manikins.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-09

PRoBLEM.-'A g., submits the ensuing prob
lem, with solution, which we will give, if nobody
else can cipher it out
"Two farmers have one keg of wine containing
eight gallons; they want to divide the wine into
equal parts Of four gallons each, but they have
only five gallon keg, and three gallon keg to
measure with, How can they make equal division
by emptying and filling those kegs?'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-09

MoNsTRoUs GROwTH.-We have received a
cluster of 20 tomatoes, weighing five pounds and
an ounce, raised on lIarker's Ranch, two miles
above Canon City--the like of which we have
never seen.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-09
THE TRINITY JOURNAL.
Calvin B. Mcdonald, Editor.
WEAV VERVILLE:
SATURDAY MORNING, OCT. o, 1855.
A. II. MURDOCH

Is the authorized Agent of the TRINITY JOUR-
NAL for Uniontown and Eureka Humboldt Bay.
Subscriptions and advertisements received.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-09

NICE FARMING PLAcE.-After the Mississippi
overflow two hundred alligators were killed on
one Louisiana plantation.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-09

THE Shasta Republican says their town is to
be enlivened by clubs this winter We do not
know any place where more heads are aching
for club
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-09

YREKA.A hotel keeper is about importing a
number of waiting maids to increase his boarders'
appetites. They are getting up new fire engine.
An Indian undertook to stab a white man, and
got his head broke with shovel There are lao
firms in Sskiyou each worth over $4,000 Union.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-09

LEOPOLD Rolf announces in a San Francisco
French paper that he has discovered an electro
chemical process to separate gold from quartz
and that he has obtained paying quantities Of
gold from tailngs of quartz mills which were
supposed to contain nothing We have very
little confidence in the expermentsoi OF speculative,
scientific miners
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-09

HARPER's WEEKLY, published by the greatest
book k-pirates in the world, complains of the 7ri-
6une stealing.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-09

ONE Man OF THoUGHT IN Big CRowD.-The
Sacramento Union, which has been running on
the telegraph cable for couple of weeks, cen
sures Gov Weller because. he didn't tear his hal
all to pieces, stand on his head and kick up his
heels at the San Franchises celebration. Weller
thought, we suppose, that those noise makers were
just as enthusiastic at former celebrated hang
ing scrapo, and that if they got start of him they
would be just as enthusiastic in marching after q
cart in which his EXcellency might be taking
his last airing-in which case the Union would
surely be with the big crowd. The Governor is
too thoughtful man to get overly excited in q
public clamor, especially in a place like Paris,
whore the mutitudes split their patriotic throats
one day at a coronation, and afterwards dance
and splash in pools of blood at the chopping off
Of royal head. We are not disposed to question
Gov. Weller's courage, yet we think that if his
EXcellency had seen the end of rope descending
from a neighboring window, his descent would
have been even more 'preciptOus,' as the Union
phrases it. So great would have been his conf
dence in the patriotism of his fellow citizens of
the City of Sin
1t is related that at the siege Of an ancient
city, many of the besiegers were ensnared and
dragged within the walls by cat-ropes fastened to
machinery on the battlements. So fatal were the
snares that at length the besegers fled at the
sight of rope appearing on the top of the wall
Such is the character of San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-09

They have been making cider in Los Angeles
county-the first attempt In California that we
have heard of.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-09

THE Northern Light newspaper, at Whatcom,
has gone out aud the publishers have returned,
poorer and wiser, VIC suppose.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-09

THE reported massacre of Rogers and Browns
party on their way from the Dalles to Frazer
river, turns out TO be untrue. - TreFa Chronicle.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-09

HIGH WIND.--Edmund Randolph recently made
speech five days long, In the U. s, Circuit Court
at San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-09

1ss- A peculiarly charming smile seems to
play around Miss HifIert's rosy mouth, while the
rich melody gushes FORTH Shasta Courier.
What has the Courier man got to do with Miss
IIfert's rosy mouth p we should like to know.
Didn't suppose, Dosh, you had been married long
enough to learn that dodgep Hear anything
drap?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-09

HoPE DEPARTEp-Wm. Hope blew his brains
ont with shotgun in FL Dorado county last
week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-09

PROPERTY in Marysvilc is taxed for shlj7,-
3ii.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-10-09
CITY DRUG STORE i!
West SiC1e Main Street,
WEAVERVILLE.

AM NOW RECEIVING, AND WILL KEEP
constantly on hand, large and choice stock Of
Dues and Medicines
Books and Stationery,
Perfumery and Toilet Articles,
Musical Instruments and Findings,
Ebys and Fancy Goods,
Fine Cutlery, Cards, Dice, &c, &c.
Fhich | will guarantee cannot be surpassed in
Northern California for
9RiTY, EHCELLE.NCE and CHEAPNESS.
rR-Call and see and be convinced. (.
Ihy'ir'dns Prescriptions prepared by a careful
d competent Druggist. R. A. FAGG.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-02-05
ID | + ID.

In jericho, 4th inst, Ruin NJ, wife Of Ira Ab-
bolt, aged AZ years.
Rutland paper please copy.
At Wiuooski, Jan gath 1885, # acute Bronchi-
It's Carrie May, daughter Of A o aud b. NJ Hood
aged three years four months and twenty five
days.
In Worcester, Jan. ., SwroN G. AuBoTT, aged a.
In North Fairfax, Jan. 9Th, PoLlY orIoS aged
as
Ia sheldon Jan. I'd, Isaac I. PoIrLR, aged os.
In Rockingham, Jan. 9TH, Mis-. SARAH TuArER,
aged 81.
In Rutland. Jan. ith, C,rI. Mo,ts PlRorvs,
aged ~. Also, Jan. n, Mas. FRASoEs T., wife Of
Albert Landon.
In Pawlet, Jan. o, Mr.. ASvrE NJ. Row. aged
a
In West Dunmer,tou. Jan. 'th, Mrs. JrlA 4.
R"rLL, aged -.
In Leicester, Jan. "A, Mn. JovArHAs WOOSTER
aged ~.
In Brandon, Jan. ., Ma. NAIHASIEL BAooS,
aged 30.
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BOSTON MARKET.


FLOUR,-The market is very dull and prices
rule in favor of the buyer sales..of Western su-
perfne at $3.50 fancy s4,75 extra S5a7, rs per
Dbl.
GRAlN.-Corn Is dull and prices lower
Sales Of yellow at 7la73c white G7a6sc per bush
Ell. Oats are frmer and prices tending up.
wards. Sales Of Northern and Canada at i2c per
bushol now held higher. Rye is selling at 75c
bushel Sales of ia5O0O bushels Canada Peas at
81 per bushe
PROVISIONS.-Thereh has been a fair demand
for Pork at steady prices Gales Of primo at Sl3a-
1885 mess Sl5alj,75 clear and extra clear
Sl7als per Dbl, cash aud mos. Beef is dull
small sales Of Western mess and extra at
Sl2al4 per Dbl, cash and mos. Lard il in steady
demand Sales in hhls. at 9a9 l-2c kegs 10 L.
allie per b. cash. Hams are selling at &c cash
Butter remains quito steady, with II scarcity Of
prime quality sales Of good and choice New
York and Vermont, lsa2Oc, and common II la
lie per IL, including Canada and Western Cheese
has been selling at las l-2c per h. cash, for COM
mon and very good
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-02-05
PETER DREW'S ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT }FeNlE Hon. Probate
District Of Chittcnden.s= . Court for the Dis
trict Of Chittcnden.
To all persons interested in the estate If Peter
Drew late Of Shcburne, in said District, deceased
mtcstatCi G'6d7g.
Where's. application has been made to -nid
Court by one Of the legal representatives Of the
heirs said estate for partition Of the real estate Of
said deceased, being tho rcvcr-ion If the widows
dover in aid estate; and the said Court having a.
signed tho 10th day Of February, \ u. ISIS, and
ordered that YOU he notified thereof boy publishing
said order three weeks succcsai,elv in tho Bur
lnCton Free Press, newspaper printed in Bur-
lington previous TO said day set for hearing.
Therefore YOU are hereby u.'i"-l 'u appear be-
fore said Court at the Probate court Rooms. on
the 10th day Of February, \. D. ISIS. then and
there to make objections to such division, if you
Given under my hand at Burlington in said
District. this 2Gth day Of January, \. p. ISIS.
w3lw3 W. H. FRENCH Judge.
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

All the nfrmitics aches anil pains that are
saddled upon the crippled body, are readily remo-
we'd and quickly cNtcrmiuatcd by Radw4Vs Realty
R't,t. The rapidity with which it stop, the most
ason1ing pains and restores the infrm, nervous
and bcd-riddcn to ease, comfort and renewed health
forms only ,tnit of its truly wonderful power
Those who have for years fingered in misery, have
been suddenly relieved Of all pain, and enabled in
few hour, to resume the duties and lnbprs which
years Of disease and dccrepitude have prevented.
The great principles involved in the wonderful
curative powers Of Rad,ray's Realty Reiisf are ex-
clusvcly confined to these Remedies; and it is the
great medicinal principle on which these Remedies
are prepared, that renders them so
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-02-05
LONG CABLE OF CERTIFICATES.

Since lsi7, when we first commenced our good
work Of discovering remedies for the relief Of the
pain-rdden and diseased, and preparing the same
for public use, wa have the qualification of claim.
ing to have received letters of thanks and GER
tfcatcs Of cures than all other medicine manufac-
turers and medicine practitioners in the world put
together.
The weight Of the paper alone, on which ,aid GER
fcatcs and letters of thanks are written, j, over
ten tons-and if said certificates were attached to-
gcthcr, in one great roll, it would measure the i'm
mense distance of hrcntv-sercn uousond seuep hum
dy'f and torfy mules.
Among tho immense number Of certificate, are
10000 rheumatism cured in from ten minutes to
twenty-iour hours;
10000 Chronic rheumatism cured in from one
week to six wceks-pain relieved in few
moment, after it, first application;
100, 600 cases Of Tie Dolorcux and Neuralgia
pains stopped in few moments, and cured
in from half an hour to a few DAYS;
100000 cases Of Burns, Scalds, Bruises and other
accidcnts-pans stopped in few mo-
mcnts and cured in day or so;
100000 Cases Of Diarrh~a Pains stepped in few
moments.
10000 Cases Of Fever and que.
1000 Cases Of Scarlet Fever
100 Cases of Yellow Fever, reported 10 IL -
How many Of this fatal disease have been
cured by the aid Of the Relief not re-
ported, unable to say.
100, 600 Cases Of Toothaches, Earachcs, >-rU
Lumbasos and pains in the leg, ba
etc in from five to twenty-five minutes.
5000 Cases of Asthma.
10000 Bronchitis, Catarrh, Lung Complaint, etc,
10000 Cases of Syphilitc Rheumatism, Node,
and other vcncrcal taints.
200 900 Cases of Sick and Nervous Headache, Rush
of Blood to the Head
1000 Cases of Cholera (Asatic) in from fifteen
minutes to six hours.
Besides Thousands and tens Of thousands Of every
day complaints Of no given name, that eve
ry one is more or less subject TO.
5000 Cases Of Dyspepsia
10000 Cases Of skin Diseases, Salt Rheum Sores
Sore Heads, Eyes, Legs, Face, Pimplcs
Blotches and llumors Of all knds-cured
by the use of Renovating Resolvent. \
change for the better is felt by the su ferci
of the most loathsome disease in few
hours after a dose of the Resolvent
20 900 Cases Of Costiveness, Indigestion Liver Com
plants, Heart Diseases, Kidney, Bladder
and Urethral difficulties, cured by few
doses Of RAILWAYS REGULATORS, 9
dose Of which once a week will keep every
organ in the system in a healthy condition
and force them to due performance Q
their duties
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LIT THEM BE TRIED ,
EtpwAi's MLrnou OF CtRE Is
tiNPLE, o. lex, SAFE ATD ElELCIUAL :

RAILWAY, MLruou o. CtHE Is
tINPLH, Quick, SAFE AND ElFLC1UAL :
Ihcio l. NJ" uo, however t"rturous or cScrucia-
no-, hut that .,nplu application Of RaduoVs
R"ig H'bJ will instantly stop and quickly aliay
the most violent spasms, intanmatons and consos-
tions. There is no disease, however long it may
have become established in the system, whether
constitutional, chronic, humorous of a loath,omc
character, but that Raduqy's Rcu9uutng Resoirpt
viii cNtcrminatc and intu,o rcr hte new blood,
and a ntw existence throughout tho broken down
anc cmaciatcd organization of tho body.
IT 10y irregularity or otherwise the organs Of tho
system become derangcd and incapable of pcrfor
ming their several functions If tho Liver Heart
Bowels, stomach, Bladder, kiduoys, Skin, Nerves,
Blood, etc, arc at fault, a dose or two of Rod-
W1gs R'gUlaiorswill restore health and regularity
to every organ throughout the body. They force
each and every organ TO the natural performance
OF its duty and thu. keep up regular and healthy
circulation Of the blood
If dose Of Radw1V's R,gpi0i9r, were swallowed
tho moment person feel, unwcl, or when any UNI
pleasant symptom appears, there would he no fur
ther trouble, for the diseased action would be ar
rested, and a healthy action re-establshcd. On
one fact the sick may depend-1HAr DISEASE CAN
NOT GROW ~ THE SYSTEM FORTIFIED AND UNDER
TUE INtLuENCL OF TUE II. II. n. EENEDIrs.
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senator from Free State. in conversation.
but not confdentially, that the South had no
hut that they were convinced that tn" true
interests of both North and South, required
"A separation, and they were determined to
brine il about
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CHICAGO, It'll, Nov. I. 1887
MLS>Ws SrtH W. Fowir Il Co.-Goti,m,o
Your Oryg,Dottd Bn,ys should be better known in
the Western Country, for We have among Us thou
sands who are suffering from Dyspepsia. feel
that am indebted to your Bitter, for my rccoy-
cry from thi. awful disease. Ny habits at this
time were 'cdcutary; and my complaint was ag-
grayatcd by too close confinement | despaircd ol
relief, and considered myself a hopeless dyspcptc
concluded 10 try the OrVyspatcd- BWcr,, aud q
wise conclusion it proved to he. have taken in
all four bottles, and am CHr,d Although rn-
thcr a small man, my present weight i, loo
pounds. Your Bittcrs need only to be- known to
have very extensive sale in this section Of tho
country.
Respectfully, &c,
!. L. MERWIN, Ejvor Jo,rnoL
TllEo \. PECK, Agent for burlington.
al. So