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Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-27
NO. 45.

luE sweet little poem here following was re-
ceived in very uncouth, ill-speled manuscript
from an unknown person. We do not know that
1t is original, or that it is not
The Green Moss.
A delicate thing is the green, green moss
That clings to the crumbling wall
Its mothers the damp from the cold, cold earth,
The air we its sire may call
For it's fed by the breeze with the tiny dust,
And 1t drinks of the ewes soft tears,
And daintily spreads forth its emerald crust
Der the stone 1t has nursed for years
And living still on the rich mans loss
a tale is told Of the green, green moss.
II crceps DER the tomb OF the bold and bravo
Who crumble to dust alone,
And spreadeth shroud on the poor man s grave
Which never u friend will own.
II silently tellcth how pride decays,
And how vain that pride hath been,
And the mouldering towers of ancient days
1t loveth to mantle with green
Glorying in the rich mans loss
A tale is told by the green, green moss.
carpet 1t spreads o or the marshy bed
Where forests, imhedded. rest,
Aud mildly 1t raises its delicate head
From the moulderlng, princely crest
And tho fair green moss on the old church spirc
Tells how bright young life may be
When the curlcw tolls to quench youths tlre.
If the heart from guilt be free [lost.
And clustering thick DER the hearts long
Whata tale is told by the green,green moss.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-27

LownEN's Bridge is valuable property; it pays
s4OO month. and requires no repairs.
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JANSON, BOND & co.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
DRY GOODS,
CORNER BATTERY AND CLAY STs.,
SAN FRAN 1890.

SAN FRANZ CISCO.
HAVE NOW LADING, and IN STORE
l. Il 200 bales 80 inch brown drills
100 bales 80 inch brown sheetings ;
100 bolts No. 0-000 Duck
500 bolts No. 2-l0 Duck ;
20 bales raven Duck
10 cases Merrimac prints
10 cases Prague prints
10 cases Pacific prints
10 cases Dunnelis prints
10 cases and bleached shirtings
10 cases GA, S-4 and 1914 bleach'd shirtings;
20 cases blue drill
20 cases blue denms
10 bales hickory stripes
20 bales I, I and A tickings
10 bales scarlet, blue and grey lannele ;
10 bales Ballardrale white flannel
s cases Coburgs and Merinos
cases wool and half wool plaids
cases blue and black alpacas ;
10 cases Pacifc--new styles De LANES
cases all wool, new styles do
8 cases French MernOs /;
1000 Bay State plaid shawls
1000 cashmere and plain wool shawls
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS {;
plain, figured and plaid silks
And large assortment of other Dress Goods
BLANKETS.
Ia 4 AIN w III AM DLO Ia
lUUO Mackinaw
1000 pair BIB, TBB and SBG blankets
1000 pair cheap grey English blankets;
1000 pair cheap blue English blankets
500 pair scarlet English blankets
600 pair "a, l0-4 Ia and l2-4 white bed
blankets.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOoDs.
1000 doz. blue and scarlet flannel shirts
1000 doz grey and white Merino Undershirts
and Drawers
1000 doz. Merino and all wool socks
500 doz. Satnet and Jean Pants
500 doz. duck and cottonade pants
500 doz. hickory and check shirts
500 doz. calico and white dress shirts
500 doz. Overalls and Jumpers
Black and Fancy Silk Cravats,
Necktes, Silk Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, and
a variety of other articles too numerous to men,
tion. For sale low, by
JANSON BOND & CO.,
Corner Battery and Clay Streets
3Stm. San Francisco.
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L O. O. F.
STAR LODGE.

IN No. 6l, meets every Wednesday sSTsvsS
evening, at o'clock, at Odd Fellows Ss,SSp,v2~S
Hall, Main street, Weavervlle. All Twisting Bro
theirs are cordially invited to attend
D. L. GORDON, n G..
JNo A. WATSON, II. S. 26td
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-11-27
5 pecial n Offices.
M "A s O N I q.
TRINITY CHAPTER,

wNNee Gu. D. ROYAL ARCH MASONS, meet
zHXNS on the second and Fourth Tuesday in
az53s each month, at the Masonic Hall, in
Weavervllc.
26td JNo. A. WATSON, Secretary.
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tvsutyarsr esssasss ire:
ss ss 8 hsss ssss
M per csnsa xillss PAD rs
81 bills trplicate, duly yonched and ap-
proved - Ss, sss5 s.. q. !, IS, 9,
rejected articles offered under the contract shall have
been removed from the yard unless specially authorized ny
the department. H :. 80 :. s, -
be made by the parties of the first part in delivering all
or apy of the articles mentioned class bid for OF the
qualify and the times and places above provided then
and that the said parties will forfeit and to the
of such csss which may be recovered from time
to according the of Congress in that pro-
vided, approved March 8. ls4s.
The sureties must sign the contract and their RESPONSE
bty be certified to by navy agent collector district at
torney, other person satisfactorily known to the
bureau
provided in the contract that the bureau shall
have the of annung the contract without loss or
damage the government Congress shall not have
made sufficient appropriations for the articles named for
the completion Of works estimated for, and which this
advertisement based and shall also have the power in
diminish the quantities named in the classes not
cent.
Persons whose offer shall be accepted will be notified by
letter through the post Office which notice shall be consid
cred sufficient and they do enter into contract
the supplies specified within fifteen days from the date of
notice from the bureau of the acceptance of their bid
will be made with other person PERSONS
and the guaantors of such deauting bidder will be held
responsible for all deliuquencies.
All offers not made in strict torty with this adYer-
tisement will, at the option of the bureau be rejected
Those only whose offers be accepted will be notified,
contracts will be ready for execution soon thereafter
may be practicable.
27-4t.
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Sugar Mills, Horse Powers, and Thrashers.
wv e ARE NOW RECEIVING ORDERS

Sugar Mills, Horse Powers, and Thrashers.
WYE ARE NOW RECEIVING ORDERS
w for Hose Powers and Thraslers, with without
Straw Carriers Our Western New York, Double Pinon
and Double Gcared Horse Power, is equal to in the
world; is constructed 1t it can be operated by f.
horses pleasure and only be be appreciated
No machine equal to this has been introduced into
North Carolina; thousands of them annually made and
sold in Western New York. the finest wheat growing region
in the Union.
We also making five different kinds of SUGAR CANE
MILLS which must be to be appreciat d. The list
comprises and roller mills arranged horizontally, with
double cranks for hand power also and roller mills
ranged pependicuary with sweeps for horse power and
mill arranged with three horizontal rollers The latter
in be attached any horse power and has
advantages the perpendicular mills The above
mills all STYLE with iron frames, rollers and set
The 3 roller mills arranged that the Juice
cannot fly off while being expressed, and having been gotten
up with full knowledge of the latest improvements and
purposes, for which they intended, have hesta
ton saying that they to heretofore offer
ed and be afforded prices that will bring them with
hesitate produce this valuable article upon his
farm.
We have lately gotten up entire series of our
celebrated reversible steel edge pillow, with such improve
mens have been suggested by the farmers from time to
time thus making assortment the perfect that
be found in the United States. We also manufacture
and keep hand the latest and best kinds of Straw
Cutters Cultivators. Horse Hoes. &c, &C.,
Persons wishing of the above machines Sugar Mills
mpen ens had better send in their orders early in
der the article desired Information and prices
given by letter otherwise and articles forwarded to
part of the Union.
N. BOYDEN, l. son.
Salisbury Agricultural Works, a,eu
April 18th, 1855. ~
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KITTREI.L'S CELEBRATED
SPRINGS FOR Sal


HAVING DETERMINED TO MOVE SOUTH
Ill next Fall, offer for sale my valuable farm in the
comfy of Granville, situated Immediately on the Raleigh
and CASTOR Railroad containing 900 acres Of land-about
400 of which is original growththat part under culiva-
ton being well adapted to the growth Of tobacco corn
wheat &C. The improvements all good consisting Of
large and commodlous dwelling with all necessary farm
buildings, together wi a Circular Saw and Grst Mil,
also Store House at Kres Depot which is considered
fine place for business
MY MINERAL SPRINGS, located within mile of the
Railroad, considered very valuable The water having
been found by possess medicinal qualities of the
first order and has cured some of the most obstinate
of Scrofnla and effected many remarkable cures in other
diseases after the patient had been ncuabe
by the best physcansall of which be subsanated
by The evidence of respectable These Springs
have been largely patronZed for several by nvads
many of whom have been permanently cured and all speak
fvoaby of the beneficial effects of the water have also
been under the necessity of refusing admttance to hun
dreds of visitors wishing the whom
prepared to accommodate. 49,
Persons wishing embark in this business, will find it
opportunity rarely with The location, the advau
tages Of the Farm and Mills together with the unsurpassed
merits of the water all combine render this Of the
most desirable situations in the county,
For further particulars, those wishing to purchase
call and examine for themselves get any information by
addressing me at Kittreps, GranvM County n. C.
GEO. 'KITTRELL.
kittrell'S. n. c., April /, 1885, 3O-M.
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DRY GOODS, &C.

Spring 1858. Spring 1858.
HEARTT & IREDELL,
ARE NOW OPENING THEIR CAREFULLY Sc
a iected Stock Of DRY GOODS STRAW GOODS and
Ladies' Misses and Chdren's SHOES-to examination
of which they most respectfully Invite their friends
Ladies Dress Goods.
Barege Double Jope Robes;
Silk Robes a guile;
Organdie
Black Silks from Is cents up; Fancy Silks; Beautiful
Bareees and Organizes; lawns from 10 cents up; Prints
from all the best manufactures.
eys Dress Trimmings.
White and Colored PIouE;"
Victoria Collars and Setts-colored and white;
Piccolimni Collars;
Muslin and Cambria Sets and Collars-in great variety
B0nnets & Hats,
In every style, and at all prices
Shoes.
Ladies' Orleans" Bootees, Miles make;
Ladies' Slippers and Buskins, Z"
Misses BOOtees J."
Misses Heeled Bootees
Childrens' Shoes in great variety.
Skirts! Skirts!! Skirts!!!
Expansion with Adjustable Bustle;
Steel Spring g and without;
Crown Cruvelle;
8 Reed Skeleton;
Whaebones Reeds Steel and Brass Springs and Cords.
The BaImoral.
Raleigh, March &c, 1858. 25-M
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sale OF Vaanahle Re@l state anh Negroess q
- Oxford, Granville County, n g.

sale OF sYalnaAle Re9l 3 stare anh Nesreess n
- Oxford, Granyllle County, NJ C,ss 81
nY gInTUE 0EsADEEHQ or Trust III 81:
ID cued tq - @ snsM
SELL in the Tdy ID % OF q
COURTI8d 1888 Of Is g Iaysor 10 me w.
liable STORE HOUSE situated Raleigh street II ne
town Of Oxford oppose the House ioImei ~ rs
cupie bv Taylor; also his interest," n tee
three story sitassea y
the Eastern portion Of said fnc esdeneS =
r r. WHILE ESQ., and now By 1SyIor g 9. w. ~
also hieiaterest IN the wnisn -. se
soether with 90 acses of land adoinng and the
following properly owned 81 him eaclssivey % vt; the
HOUSE now occupied by Kennon Parhsm as ti0ceIy,
situate between he Post Office and Kyes old Store IN sad
town; also the HOUSE AND LOT in which Mss ; or
thineton now resides situate Clarksvlle street.
diatey beyond the lot eof Mrs VIM v Psscnaa; a.so
some 20 Of WOOD LAMP lyi1g pssr Vx1ora
also some 10 or 10 likely and VALUABLE NEGkoES one
Of which is good Carpenter and several are gq90 a1Gse
servants. a CARRIAGE and some excellent HOUSES;
and lastly, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, DC, DC. Terms
A.">e A"e" c. Il. K. TAYLOR, Trustee. 4
My interest in the above Store House will be sold at the
same time. ,,e,n,,pv
Oxford, N. c., MAY %, 1858. 45-td.
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s,ssY ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY Asss-'
vNyHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE JUST COMMENCED
II the business by steam-power Of manufacturing
SPOKES, RIMS and SHAFTS for buggies and vehicles
of all kinds and they will be able to afford them to their
customers ut the prices paid for them at the NORTH
All they ask is examination and trial Of their work
know in NorthCalolina for manufacturing spokes, rims
and shafts by machinery
The subscribers rely confidently the patronage of their
fellow citizens sustain them in their enterprise.
w. d. WILLIAMS.
N s. HARP.
Raleigh, Jan. 10, 1858. 6-h
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Land for Sale.

n OEn ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND,
SsIDeDU situated twelve miles West of Raleigh, on
the North Carolina Railroad lying around Morrsvle De-
pot and embracing all the improved lots at that place
About 600 valuable fairgrounds on Crab
tree creek and about 800 in cultivation rms
well known to be the most valuable body of land in Wake
county for farming purposes There several improved
lots and there been applications to pur
chase and lease lots about the Depot.
The attention of capitalists invited to this property as
aording the best opportunity for speculation offered any
where The land will be sold ina body or in parcels to
suit purchasers Terms made kndn application to me
~ NATHL JONES.
May g. 1858. 4z-u.
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To the Travelling Public.

To the Travelling Public.
ElH ERE is FIRST RATE LINE OF
Mail Coaches running daily, Sundays exceptedD from
the Railroad at Charlotte to Asheville where it
with line the T. Il Va. Railroad about sixty miles
E. of Knoxville, Tenn, via the celebrated Warm Springs
in Madison and also line to Georgia via the popular
Franklin and Murphy n c.; and through of the most
salubrous and delightful countries in the world;
unsurpassed grand mountain scenery famed the
mountain breezes that will almost give termination
to the dead.
Persons arriving at Charlotte from either direction
the Railroad, requested to give this line trial. with
the that every thing that can will be DONE to
add to their comfort being the cheapest quickest and
shortest route from the N. c. Railroad Knoxville and
Nashville Tennessee.
PETER ADAMS; Proprietor
May 90, 1885, 43-tf
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N. C. Mutual Life Insurance Company,l
RALEIGH, May 18th, 1858.
I'm COMPLIANCE WITH A RESOLUTION
Il Of the Board of Directors adopted April 3d. 1885, this
Company will insure the lives of healthy persons between
the Of 5 and payable when the party reaches the
Of so and between the ages Of Is and S. when
resentative should he die before reaching those ages
The Company will also sell annuities for life for
term of years. By thus enlarging its operations and
tending its usefulness, the Company presents claims
to that public appreciation acquired BY its belalty and
prompt compliance with all its engagements
r. h. BATTLE, Secfy.
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From the Memphis Morning Bulletin, May 81, 1868
DIR. GILBERT.-We invite attention to the card an
nouncng the resumption of practice here by Dr. Samuel
Gilbert, in conjunction with his Dr. T. Gilbert To
those of old citizens who have been familiar with the
remarkable medical of Dr. c. in his peculiar line Of
PRACTICE nothing needed to inspire them with confidence
in his treating the class of diseases for the
of which he has attained wide celebrity 1t will be
that he is associated with his son. graduate of
the Jefferson Medical College of Philadelphia.
DR. SAMUEL GILBERT, AFTER AN ABB
~ SENCE OF SEVERAL YEARS, engaged in the
cessfu prosecution of his protestant especially in the cities
of New York and New Orleans has returned to MEMPHIS
Tenn and is prepared to treat CHRONIC DISEASES,
procured the assistance of his son. SILAS T. GILBERT
graduate of the Jefferson Medical College of Phila
delphi and who has had ample professional experience in
the cities of New York and Charleston patients will be
treated on more favorable terms than heretofore.
e SLAVES will be boarded, lodged and treated for
81 30 per day.
Particular attention paid to the treatment of Chronic
Diseases peculiar to females, Cancers, Iu'nors U7cers
Syphilis, ETC.
During Dr. Gilberts absence from this section of the
Union, certain persons have to the great deriment of
many of those who have employed then attempted to m
tate him, protesting t., have thorough knowledge OF his
remedies mode of treatment. The public is hereby
disease that his has been almost wholly owl
his personal skill and experience The udcous of caus
tic applications requires fully much professional sagaciy
and experience does the successful of surgical in
struments.
90 Pamphlets of Testimonials etc., for eratutous dis
trbution, be had personal application, by adj
dressing
DRS. s. L. s. T. GILBERT
$50 Main Street, Greenl; VS. Building.
June 20, 1853. 52-lm.
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NATHAN KRAMER.

WILMINGTON STREET, RALEIGH, N. c.,
HAS JUST RETURNED FROM NEW
IL York with lage quantity of superior Goods con-
sstng Of Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing Gentlemens
Furnishing Goods Watches, fine assortment of Clocks
Jswelry &c. &C. all Of which he will sell cheap for cash.
public generally invited to call and examine nv stock
to cash purchasers. 4lllf
Also, a large lot of spring Hats, Boots and Shoes
~ N. KRAMER.
APin ~ 1900. tts -.5g-'e- 30-3m.
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DRESS GOODS AND FRENCH WORKS At
y PRIME COST, =
IN SUBSCRIBER WILL SELL THE FOR
LOWING GOODS at prime cost for Cash, comprizinp
q very b. ndsome assortment S's'' '-'"s
Printed Lawns French Jaconetts, Organdie Musns;
Plain Grape De Expansive's;
Cballie ghalte De Lane, and Berage De Laine;
sssSsasS1s - q. ~. ALSO 4,
French Worked Collars n great Variety and Prices:
UnderSeeyes Linen Collars and Muslin and Linen Setts
II 49, St4s ]. BROWN
-. No. 9 Fa: etteville Street.
sAAalegn uns zus Ao'o.S,1 a7sst e2-6t.-
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Building, Building. BuildinssN

vUlHE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESI-, I.s.;no
fully inform the public that they are now dr noos
Lumber and manufacturing ashes. Blinds Frames pU
and Spekes at their MILLS. ON WEST HILL Sals0u'"
N. C. 80 3 asss.. - ,,t.l
Pailings Bausters Brackets aud all kinds Of so
notice Their Sashes and Blinds o heart pine and poPs
are not surpassed by any the State Orders from Mills
lance puncually attended to- All work done at tnen
is warranted to give satisfaction. -.:.u and
They also epared take Contracts for erec'ns he
fitting up all kinds Of Buildings for which plans Will
furnished, if desired. Terms reasonable. m
sS,,I;.t.,..ss T,.. Z :, 2 e. 46-6n
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T III OS. G ALLAN,

(Successor to Isaac Psoct0r)
MERCHANT TAILOR AND GENTLEMEN.S
FURNISHING GOODS,
FAYErrEyILLE STREET, RALE1eH, N. c..
ID ESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE CUSTOM
- ers of the establishment and the public generally
that he has just opened excellent and
OF Goods in his line carefully selected by himself
chased for cash. which will enable him to sell on unusually
favorable terms. Having been for number of years
Foreman in the best establishment Baltimore and subse-
auentiy with Mr. Proctor of this City he atters himself
that he win be able to give satisfaction all who may ia
vor him with their orders 7l 80 : : =
"A trails respectfully solicited.
Gentemens Furnishing Goods, and variety of Ready
Gash .45-.-.- 80 80 f
Cutting and Repairing done with dispatch
The latest styles of fashions always on hand.
Raleigh, April IL, 1885, sO-1y.
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MIscKLI


S Bureau Of Ysrds and Docks July 86i
EALED; PROPOSALS. FoR EACH q. 4ss SEP;
sARATELY endorsed pposals for Glass No (nalne
Ire class the navy yard at (name the yard VIII Pe
received at this until the second day OF Au-
gust next for furnishing and delivering at the several
Yards named the and articles printed
schedules which will furnished on and sent
by mail If 30 request persons desiring to offer TO con-
tac for any alt classes named therein by the COM
nanants several navy yards for the classes for the
DIS under their command by the agent nearest
thereto or by the bureau for any or all the yards
I5Drepent consOn and mistakes sealing the 9ters no
bid BE- received h coataias classes tor nors than one
Aa,d in enoeop and each individual of firm must
sign the bid and contract.
Bidders are hereby cautioned and particularly notified
that their offers must be in the form prescribed
and be mailed time to reach their destination before the
time expires for receiving them no bid sOM % conssea
scich staN BE- received at, tho period stated anu no aNo-
ance will be made FIR failures Of the null
To guard against offers being opened before the time a
bidders requested to endorse the enveop
above the address, and draw line under the endorsement
thus:vs@7
sPseposals for Class No. naa"e the eass for the Nary
Yard at name the yard0
To the Chief Of the Bureau of Yards and Locks Wssh
ington, D. G..
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FAIRBANKS SCALES.-THE UNDERSJGypn
Il Agents for these justly celebrated Scales are pa,a
to furnish Railroads and persons in want of durab S
accurate Scale with all descriptions of 'Du
RAILROAD TRACK AND DEPOT SCALES.
HAY AND CATTLE SCALES,
HOPPER OR WHEAT SCALES from % to 500 busb.,,
FLOUR PACKING SCALES ''''
GROCER AND, COUNTER SCALES. &c &c.
These Scales are more extensively than any obes
and have been long and severely tried and in e,erv in
stance have given entire satisfaction.
F. sale at manufactured prices delivered in Wilmup
ton, Charleston or Petersburg, by
GILLIAN & DUNLOP,
l2l Sycamore Street.
Petersburg Va
April Is, 1858. 32"3m
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$40 REWAR RID.

the apprehension and confinement in any Jail in the
State of my negro girl Car line. She is very likely
brown uatto about is years Old and weighs $50 or 40
pounds She supposed to be at this time in the county
Of Sampson And hereby forwarn all persons from nar.
boring said as enforce the law against
all su.h sssssa e ~ go
q, s. : VIII. HARRISON
IN =. y, nay ~, i &C g
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1858. 1858.
RALEIGH AND GAsTON RAILROAD.
Change of Schedule.
an AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, THE 1Ih
u of April, the Passenger Trains will run as follows:
Mail Train leave Raleigh at 9, a. m,
Arrive at Weldon l3O. p. m.
:" Leave Weldon at IL 80, a M,
$ "a - Arrive at Raleigh 4, p m.
decomposition Train leave Raleigh at 4.2O, ?. m,
Arrive at Weldon lao, p. m.
%" Leave Weldon at Q, Pm
Arrive at Raleigh A. a. m, ,-.,d
Connecting with the Trains Of the North Carolina Ra'''
at Raleigh. ss.zst :, ,,oo1
sss4Sssss Ticket Agent.
April i, 1858. Git