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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-13

EB0 hour, 8 day and 80 day Clocks and time pieces. IN va
e1O rious siyeso OF eases aud At prices rSLgiag ronsSl.5 20
are eood time keepers. are well made and put aP In neat
cases, anaare q very desirable article for offices churches
and sehools. = I have 3 very pretty Q vie Of D day Mantle
Clocks. Please call and see them.
July 9, 1913. G+FE 1T.
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HOME TESTIMONY
H4s-roaD. Trumssn County ohio. .

fharshy certify that I have been dealing IN the Qrhden
berg Medicines for the past few. years, and can truly ga
that 4 lave neter offered any medicinoH to the publiotha
have mat with ths decided appreciation. Of The people ukl
raese, particulars he Fills aud CAtholioon. Thng VIII
readily perform si and more than is promised for tben. :
/ have sold shout n.ty bottles OF the Cathoiircn 3he pa
season. and I hear gr beat reeults tn-every case
,. II. L. JOHNSON, Med1nai Agent.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-13

To be Closed Out.
CuAaER Silks, organdies, Lawns,
~ Spring Bonnets and Gibbons.
Summer Shawls,
Light Prints, Pzraso.s,
Weather Geods, can now be had at less than
Agestos PTicss, to close.
Delaware. Aur s. asag.
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Settlement of Estates. 6

Settlement of Estates &c.
TBE following Adminisrators and Guardian have died
1 tleir pspets for faal settlement -
William n. Chandler. Admir-. of J. B. Haskins dec'd.
william n. Chandler, AdLar. nf /. F. Leak decd.
Theroa 5. Hal, Guardian Of VIZ. H Stewart
John B. Jones, Adnnr- OF Daniel Jones dss'd.
There Will be s hearing on said cases at my oaee. In Del
May =. isss- R4sSE P-ob- Judge.
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THE MARKETS
Delaware Markets

Delaware Markets.
Gorrected a0eeklg By r. E. HrLLs d soE, WAoie
sale and Retail Grocess. No.4 Rsl1iGns Block.
r Z T
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-13

Ma. THoxsogzglaae snnouncs she name Of
8. W. KNAPP, of Liberty township, as = can
didate for cohnmissieneT. suhjeet 70 the deeis
ion of the Republicans 1T their PrimEty cleo
tion--and obIige yours, VoT1Es.
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wEAksnss or TIE srroxAcu AND ~IsDloEsTriio,,

WEAKNESSES OF TIE sToxAcu AND IsDfaEsrfos.
--Aaother Great Cure effected by Bsr4aps's Hol-
land Biiteys.--The wife of PETER De Wit te,
living In Holland Town, sbeboygan county,
Wiseohsin, suffered much from Weakness of
the Stomach apd indigestion: She had bee a
under q physicians care for come time, hut the
disease seemed 10. bafae even his skill. She
pureh axed some Holland Bitiers at our office,
which has given tone To her stomach; her APP
petite and strength are returning and We firmly
believe that thih is another great cnre effected
by your medicine. =. -, ...
We have stiir to record many wondcfnI cures
effected by this remedy. but must walt another
oppor tunity. One thing YOU can rely upen,
what wo have published are from persons mach
true .QUlNTU3 =.
Ed. sheboygan Nieuw sb ode, Sheboygan, Wis
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-13

conn iishing Two purloses edectaally, wlt6oot any OF te
laartis. i strengthens the system al the same time sha.
strengthen AID build it up with unusual rapidly.
- TIE Htecr is 6Ms of the, principle regulators OF the
human bo iY; aud Hhsn i'll performs its functions well
the powers Of the system ar fully developed. The stonr
a4h is aimost entirely de- pendent on the healthy Sc
fsa,,i % sas ~.b asss s.s for STONE me nsI IS 4 es ssais, ase so vi is
are at fault. and the wholei tsSstsm suffers in eoase-
quence of one organized tLl1er-having ceased to dc
prcprietors has MADE Il klst s,udy,. IN q practice OF
wti to counterfeit the ma ny Heterogeneous to which
10 prove that this RENE dy Is y last foand.snyp
lorms. has but TO Try a bot "a lie, sad cenvfetton is GER
'Al The. e Guns remove All e morbid or bad matter from
he system, Supplying III = their place a heailny noH
Of bic, ingieoratlng The 9 stomach, caus ny fuol 70 d.
-est well. puE6nino TIE 6aoa5 e giving tome anu uealLh u
he Whole macaInery, re- 6 moving the cause Oh The
5sit,o4s 1naeIs are careo dad, ehat is better, pTerenE
ed. by the occasional use - use OF tAe LteeT 4fS4gosG-
.ine dose after eating Isl e sufficient to relieve the
ssmach and prevent The iIooo Hoih rising and sour
Only ono dose taken be- g fore retiring, prevents
Hig@I 4 ne doss a-ken a, - night. losens the bowels
senu s a aosa s1t tskee aftsrlE eaen meal win cure pgs
pepsaa dose os two tea tsnoonfuls viii always re
leae sac Ae1daane f. :. male obstruction removes
tae cause Of the kisease,A y ana ns@kss = go ass gnSs
Laly one dose inmedl- laeeI5 feleSes te-$tes "nlls
one dose eften repeased . lis d sure CUE Tor IfN9tHd
So - oa ~ one 90 de Is = t4eesea 10 throw oat !. the
system the elects OF medfi = leIcs after a long sickness
Rrens oott.e taken Tor q lJl44"aiee renaoaes. al sa!
Gas dose aexen- q slofl Time before eating gives vi
gr To the appetite anof lInakez tood uIgest neil-
It's worst forans. wniies aa1 aier anu 0o9d complaints
Une or sso doses cures attacks caused by EorHs
IN 1nta Re ins I naria y g h9 S y mis- ssisf' . sp''ee'
49, lew bosies eui.s EDsopsy. " exciting The alb
We as.s pleasure in re- recommending this medicin.
as q preventive Tor EepcTt IHgae, Gnltt EeucT, and al
Fe-e, > ol i B1taous 4 gpe,-E lat o-JeraIes with certainty
aud thousauds are wlllngI 20 tes~iy " lls Rondsriu
virtaes. T.
n - u5,o, a, n. c.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-13

For consultation upon all diseases Of the Throat. Lnngs
Heart. Liver. Stomach, bowels, Kidneys, snd Spleen; also
Drnpsy, Gravel, KheaInAnsn. Sersoasness: Debility. Dys-
pepsia, Female Diseases, AEue and Fever. Fits, impurities
OF theas4ood, Eraptteas. Cancers, ClcErs, and all Other va
riedfss Of Icing standing Complaints, DO Ia externsi and inter
nal.
Far some ten years. DR. I has devoted his entire time %
chfc3 dc diseases, treating thousands annually, naaby u
whom had cxna4tsted every otHer resncrce within their reach.
In no case are minerals ur other polssns employee Ter does
he make sick to make well, nor Lsar down 10 build I'D. The
medicines can be taken Win safety by the mestdeie~te, and
patheRts may renRain-As Acnae land euasfnue with prudence
tkeir ordinary diet a1d cxerrises Many have recovered IN
def lie tTes,Eoent after friends and pay sicians had gisra up
ali hoSe. the indisp urable evidence OF which can sfwaSe be
furnished. IngaIids, however reduced and despairing, are
invited 20 call, and may be ASSURED that. no encouragement
VIII be given, or expense ~insrfrsd, without . correspond-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-13

Mn. EDIToR.-Please announce lie. naTie of
DAVID BEACH, of Berkshire, as a ea1didate
for sheriff, subject TOT fz decision of the RePub-
lean primary election AAST FoTERs.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-13

Dissolution of Partnership.
law nan Of Finch a c~rschaeid Is this da$ dissolvea>
4 cy rnt.uai coslsent and the uAlniAhed b1Ancss wnlBe
\ CLOSED up by Ar. tsrstehneld- s
Al parsies indebted 70 as are requested to call and sefus
sithpntdslay. Payments nny be fna.s g either Of us.
Delaware Oct II. 1854. l. ). cRffcHFfELD.
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NOTICE.

! 4 Ii Iosowuers. or persons Interested, on The Soaih enc
"A of sssdnskys:rost. from Ersns, Block 70 ue soptslhh
of the Corporation, are hereby notified that the CerForar
Auhorh ny sonteanpiAfs &c ss&d.ng, gnstefeaE, grs yelling
or mcadanaz.nz az said street., and all parse ns Interested
are required 70 lie vita he Eecorner. within six weeks, any
cla3m Tor damages resulting from such eantesaplstod i'm
prugen.ent. w, D.. HElh, Recorder.
July iius.iSSs Al.
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who Wants a Good Knife !

A fine stock of AneTioos Pocket Cutlery of nost beautiful
n patterns, and at much chezper rHtes than this Cutlery
mas ever been sold before. just received, ut the sign of the
BIC CLooK.
juno 8, lSSS II. BURR.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-13

| Read what DR.. Rushne,I ssya of the ora6enAerg ned,
ctnea- IN. Is. is = physician OF eKleusIseap aepoe and ou
= Tbi. eeesees thai I have used tie Grs6enberE Piiil ana
MArshS.s CsthoaoRA, sold here b IN. &. J1h1son. q
my Pss1+1ee e my afaire sasisfecAml they are cooa RS1-
hartford. Tr1fnbsit 20 Hs,cS 2 rs.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-13

SAMUEL LINDSEY, PlaiutG, Delaware Common
ag&lnst .,.... APleas. OWL Action.
Hiram z. Baker ct a. Defeadants. -
THE defendant. Hiram +. Baker, 2 rar resseeet Of the
l. State ct ohio Is herebg notified that the pl4sntif. on
the 4th day of Augus. a. p. 1855, dle1 in the CLERKS Office
OF The [ oIrt Of Com nun Pleas OF Delaware county, Ohio,
his petition against asan and others. praying fora Judgment
for The foreclosure III q mortgage giVe7 BY him On the. list
DAY OF April A. D. issJ. on tbs following described ;.tsct Of
of ohio, and in Range ninetsen. Township i've, Section
one. and aarth part OF Let q, Uni e., states Military; begin
ming in the centef of the Oientangy river, on the south line
OF William u. Morris land; thence south 50 degrees cast
25Uz psrches to a stsue on a post In The county read; thence
south ! drgree west - ,c-iu0 poles, thence north 90 degrees
10 niAnJ1s vest s4S poles tc the center of the Olentaagy
river; themes az said river north q degrees west GO poles
north 2 degrees east Is 59-l00 poles 10 the place Of begin
ning-conta!niug IS 4i-lUe acres Of land-to secure the pay
rnsnt of n debt evidenced by three notes executed by SAID
nlrana u. Baker 10 the said plaintiff, Of even date with said
mortgage: one for the SUM OF one hun1rea dollars, due in
SIX years frpIu date; one for one handret dolzra, dnrin Sc
ven years rro4n da.s; and one for MY dollars, due In eight
years from data; all on interest from date
The defendant Is hereby notied 10 aESyer sl4d petition
" the I'd Day OF Ucto1sr aext, or 3dtsaasrs viii be taken
agaias.hiR ey deIeaaant.
SAMUEL LINDSEY,
~ RnRELIL & W & t4EHa& ha At1Yls-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-13
DR.. HooFLAND,B
B@Is0nss6 Coras0gs
ron TIE FFnEDY orRS OF

Coughs, Colds, Infuenzs, Cxoup, Eoarseness,
Bronchitis, Diseases of the Bowels arising
from Cold, Incipient Consumption, AMI for
the relief and III at all p~ossibleI epre of Pa
tients ia adsaEced stages Of the latter disease.
rATARRa, or CeIrauoa Cold, as it. ID Familiarity called,
IL worthy Of Stay. aud asEiaas AUS, sEoi:gh to be syoided.
10 our inhabitants What me piagas ara rssspss Fsrss are to
those Of other countries; but can aver consistently that
they usher u disease OF greater een.plicity ane mortality
In the 1angsr Of Bronchitis and EneImer4a, which often
aaoeeiis. the tubercalar irritation of which r. dey lsped ..
cieat Ior a1tsetioa, nst only @ lac Ere yenistSs meanas hni
in its inception, is directly or indirsctly productive of such
diversified and Affirming results.
wso have any constitutional tendency 70 Pulmonary Com
TIE use of the BalsaHnic Cordial agreeabiy TO directions
acesnpanying each bottle. Will readily cnre ths most dis
Coughs snnetfnoes procaed from = disorder ed or dyspep.
tic sta3e Of The stomach, in gh.eh case ne ssernaA3 Bis Sitter
Of = system, resulting from a protracted cough, the Ger
mf . t si.sra s vi e l9a aaan Ga sien' Of Sfa ne Lungs. The pr5ni.
nent symptoms genera aTe-hIrried and painful rsspi-
peeso-a jon. atteuJed vita excitern ~. If the heart. fever,
various derangenents OF the digestive and G:.aAsy Z snaS
WITHOUT any Of these symptoms being prominent, but the
nufInnr produced during inspiration. and respiration, and
dent to Yoth sight aud feeling, al furnish most Important
asusnuon.
lungs, and the use of the Balsanic Cordial soon performs
The terrible fatal y of diseases resulting from a soon.
z.oa cctT' may De seen by a glance at the following stats
siss taken irsn the records Of te ooaro 81 nea.ln q fhiI-
the OnIon:-
ls52 ro,al deaths in Philadelphia. lo.ssa
B i Of ali osser diseases t2so in number, s,s4ss
1858. Total deathz, s,74s
pied Of consumpiOu. Ises
1854. Total deaths, i.sia
Died of ali other diseases. s.c56
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-13
SUPPLIES FOR the Ohio Peniten-

Supplies for the Ohio Psniten-
tiary.
CEALED Proposals Nh. be reeeised Al DE once q es
= Ohio PentieaEizry unE1 Monday. August ID. =. le 81
clock a m. for furnishing said insHtntion Win tse hcno"'
ing supplies
Coal, suitable for brrusng Ia CRATES. 70 be cellEerea IN ne
prism yard On or befo<e the hrst day Of OCTOBER nExt--
1iaders effIspeeify The kind Of CozL
Sugar tree, or Beech Fire Wood, flour feet ieng TO be de-
tsered aad measured in The prison time agreedu a an Nnen
es,O1s sx thsnsend yards strfpee satsnet for convict
wear, not less ;han t2S twenty eight inches wide. me warp
to be No Is yarn, le9 ends, the filing 10 be pure A1sr4.
eaa wool, 10 weigh eleven Dances per yard ~hea an.sSeo
and we'll secured. 10 be r. se 4re-a Hceks z1s cookie. &C Re
II ,uees One thousand wards Striped Flannel teotton warp,
SAMPLES can be seen al this o1ac.- Goods below the sian
required 10 give sszisf-sscr5 seca-t = ferfur1er Parae-
aiars inquire Al the osee Of she Chic PenilenuAsE-
L6 sLxhE. warden
cTsrs Burx. In Delaware cnnnsy Probate Courts
F- Petition TO sell Land
HRACE L. Tiezuor, minor child Of Oliver = TieKzor,
Llat lie said Tgrus Buck. her Guardian, On the 9Th day Of
August 4. o. ISIS, died a psxision In The Probate Court Of
Dela ware co anty, for the sale Of the interest and title ~
one undivided haf q InEot No. 50 and the undivided one
half OF = part eaca Vf ln LOIS Nc 81 AID 30. situate IN the
tnwR OF spnb1ry, contashi1g In al 3-sthso of an acre, more
erty formerly occupied ~ Hosea W. Chamberlain as q
resi1eaee- said Peasioa VIII be heard b said Caarf On
the 1Eh Gay Vi september Bext, AZ which aae PsiItAuasr
viii AJAX for an 9rdzr ieE the sale Of shs interest II said ward
= '-'1 -A- CYRUS BUcK;
Delaware, Aug Is. lsss- ts2sal
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-13

Mr.. ED,roR Please anuosnce the Ssre of
WILLIAM WILLIAMS Esq. us q candidate for
Auditor, subject to the decision of the Kepub-
lican. voters of Delaware county at The coming
primary election and oblige MANY VoTERs.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-13
For Sale. at a Rargain

4 set of aFairbanksp Iron Lever Scales, of the best quail
"A ity-dIawing 6 tons. The reputation Of these Scales
for correct weighing, is welt established amongst st7sk
daaIers-and, having been under cover since they were first
put up, are as good rs new. Enquire At Nc; 3 Williams
Block, OF O. FLATI- a..
Also, q second hand Platform Scale, weighing from half
a pound TO 1859 lbs. Juty 9, 1883.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-13
49,
Clocks.

kYF English. swissa and American manufacture, IN gold
and silver cases, selling, at prices 10 suit the tineS--
any lady or gentleman wardng a waich, can probably b
Euiied NJ No. 5 Williams Bo OK
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-13

August $. loSt. % r0t
Estate of jeremiah Maeomber.
NOTICES hereby given that the Undersigned has been
IN appointed and qualified az AdIplnstra or nj he Estate
of ereniah Macofo5er, de@eised, tate of IyetAware couu-
ty- ohio- An. pe.soas intsresae ed Will govern themselves
accordingly.
Aug o. iSN8.-S NAUM AAC0MBER.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-13

Estate of James Preston.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has been
In appointed and qualified as Administrator OF James
Presto3, deceased, late of Delaware county, Ohio. All
persons Interested will govern themselves accordingly:
AUSBEkRI STANDFORTH.
July 80. Is5s.-St
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-13

MB.- EDIroR-Please announce the name of
WILLIAM q. LITTELL as 3 candidate fof
Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Republi
can voters of Delaware coahty at The coming
Urinary election, and obligo MANY VorkEs.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-13

GEsoA, August %, '5S.
Nh. THoNsoN--Sr--Yoa will do me the favor
to withdraw my paHie from the list Of eandi-
dates for Commissioner, and oblise, LA
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-13

alias
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-13
Watches JeWelry and Fancy Goods.

nERSCfTs vigiting the town and wishing % carry horde
gift, can most likely ria soneth. ng suitable al the fF
Je VERY and Fancy Store, No. 3 Williams Block,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-08-13

Psfa ct che sessioa win be devoted 70
hearing practical suggestions from each with
reference 10 managing Sabbath Schools.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20
Civilization Progressive.

The border skrmishes of enlightenment are
nearly ended. Men begin to look into the future,
and to provide for the moral and intellectual
weilbeing of those who are to follow them. They
begin to value political privileges the infatua-
tion of fortune-seeking is going away virtue
stands between men and the gold mountains ;
providence takes the place of extravaganza, and
speculation is weighed in the balances of reason
In the dazzling ofimagnary wealth, violation of
moral and civil laws were overlooked or excused !;
but now the searching eye of public opinion is
fixed on precept and example. Persons notorious
for immortality and disregard for the common
teachings of Christian churches, do not inspire
the full confidence of the people, who look for
ward to a time Of law abiding, good faith and
justice. The elements of our society, though con-
tanning many impurities, embody much of prom
Use. We have intelligence and industry from
many countries, each bringing with him his ma
tional faith. That, for q time, may have been
lost in anxiety for wealth and power, but like his
national songs and legends, it will remain with
him and be respected to the end of his life
Churches are being established at remote mining
camps, where the first echoes of human enterprise
have scarcely died away. Sunday schools exist
where there are scarce dozen learners Benev-
olent societies meet among the trees to relieve
distress and to send messages of mercy and peace
to farther outskirts of civilization, and citizens
discuss affairs of State in places known only to
the adventurous gold seeker
With the emanations of improved mind, per-
vading every spot and with the TRUTH learned at
his fathers hearth, following the explorer to his
lonesome camp, there is no reason why California
may not become, even in this generation, com
monwealth remarkable for morality and observ-
ance Of ifes proprietics, as well as celebrated for
wealth, intelligence and enterprise.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20
HOME MATTERS.

LITTLE AsTIR.-We can hear of little or To-
thing, Of a local character, worth recording this
week. The miners on the creeks are so busy that
they have little time Or inclination to advise us
of what's going on. Fortunately there is moth
ing of crime or disorder to relate. The people
of Trinity are quiet, industrious people, under
laws well administered, and intent on the one
purpose of their avocations. The mines in the
neighborhood are yielding tie tribute usual at
this time of year; the nature Of the diggings is
not of that irregular sort which siartles one with
a big strike in single claim while hundred
others, near by, are nearly worthless
THE middle Of the week was extremely stormy
and cold. The valley was covered with snow on
Wednesday morning, which disappeared early in
the day.
GRoUNDLEss FEARs.-We are informed that
people outside stay away from Weavervlle for
fear Of the small pox. The apprehension is en-
tirely groundess and absurd. The disease has
not appeared outside of the cabin where the in
fecto' --.. -f ond no appre-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20
Tehnma Jockey Club.

AT an adjourned meeting of the Tehama Jockey
Club held at Tehama, February 27, 1858, the
committee appointed at previous meeting for
the purpose of selecting code of rules or by
laws for the government of the club, made their
report and were discharged.
The rules or by laws selected by the commit
tee were those of the New York Jockey Club,
with some few amendments Rules read and
adopted by the Club.
The following persons were elected a commit
tee to lease from the proprietor Il. H. Thomas,
Esq, the Tehama Race Track, for the term of
three years, and hold the same in trust, for the
benefit of the Club A. G. Toomes, W. G. Chard,
and j. +. Dye.
On motion, the meeting went into the election
of permanent officers of the Club, with the follow
ing result President, A. G. Toomes Vice Pres
idents, j. f. Dye A. U. Jennings, Sam. Hanson,
Wilmot Martin; Secretary, A. c. Morse Treas
urer, w. G. Chard.
On motion, ordered that copy of the pro-
ceedings of this meeting be forwarded by the
Secretary to the Red Bluffs Beacon, Shasta COuy-
ier, Trinity journal, Butte Record, Sacramento
Union and Marysvile Erp,esS.
On motion, adjourned to meet at Temama on
the lst of April, 1853 A. c. MORSE, Sec'ty.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20

VoYAGING.-The Butte Record lately received
two exchanges that had evidently been on a long
and pcrilous voyage at Post Office expense. We
also, frequently get antique relics of gone-out
time. There seems to be an indifference about
the destination of newspapers, manifested in some
of the lower country Post Offices, which it is not
impossible to have corrected. Post Office clerks
are paid to distribute and forward newspapers at
the proper time, and we think we know how to
detect negligence of the sort. An understand
ing between publishers, about the date of mail
ing and reception, will probably make papers
move quicker.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20

Personal MATTERs.-Th JOURNAL readers will
please excuse the personal alluson in this pa
per. 1t is not our custom to reprint what OF
good ia said of us, or to disprove the evil but in
a place where we are personally stranger and
where our habits of life unknown, it is, in one
instance, not out of place to make an example Of
defaming person, of whose claims to vsracity
our readers had no knowledge. In life it is
sometimes necessary for staid and sober gentle.
man to stop and stone off a scurvy and NANCY.
looking whelp, from whose barking people might
mistake him for thief
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20

THE DESIRE TO MAKE FUss--L Looking through
the communities and observing closely you will
discover that men of real merit make the least
noise and shuttle in getting through the world
They also walk the streets with less pretensions
than the ignorant fopling who carries all his
worth on his back The desire to make fuss
aud be conspicuous is often exhibited by persons
who push themselves to prominent places in pub
lie gatherings, do all the moving and scconding,
get on all committees, sign all testimonials, and
that's the extent Of their fame--they never
amount to anything. After whilei some quiet
undemonstrative fellow, whoi like the spider,
sits in his web watching the meshcs tremble,'
jumps out and snaps up The Fly.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-20

INDIVIDUAL LENTERrRlsE.-Individua enterprise
is the great motive power Of the times If rail
road is to be projected national monument to be
built, or an institution to be endowed, the enter
prise balts somewhere until new impetus is Civ.
en- by the public spirit and liberality of some
private individual The public are indebted tt
individuals for nearly every convenience. Som,
enc, more adventurous than the rest, goes befor,
and marks out the way, as the bold animal goe
first into the stream If the adventurer be sue
cessfu people commend his sagacity and borrow
his money if he sticks in quagmre and goe
under, they say, Poor fellow he was vision
ary let him 60, tits just as well =