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Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1858-02-06

AN INDIAN SUPERsI ITION.-A beautiful super
stition prevails among the Seneca tribe of Indians.
When an Indian maiden dies, the imprison
young bird until it first begins to try its power OF
song, and loading it with kisses ard caresses, they
loose its bonds the grave in the belief that it
will not fold its wings nor close its eyes until it
has flown to the spirit land and delivered its pre-
cous burden of affection to the loved and lost 1t
is not unfrequent to twenty thirty birds let
loose over one grave.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1858-02-06
The American Circus.

model company of equestrian and gymnastic
have performed nightly this week at the old
corner of Beretania and Nuuanu streets. 10
.a the ladies' first, as in duty bound, those who
lad the fortune to see Miss Mary Ann Whitaker
n, need not have their pleasant memories refresh
aaght that we can say in her praise. Agile,
a and pleasing she possesses high and well mer-
bins to the first rank among female equeStrlans'
gentleu6en it is enough to say that when such
Jas Nessrs. Hernandez and Raphael astonish and
| by their unrvaled superiority in the art. there
no such thing as failure in the performance or
ointment in the audience.
Understand the Company leaves next week In the
,ecereH for Australia via New Zealand.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1858-02-06

LADIES FIRE-PRooF DREssEs.-It ought to be
generally known, says the London Medical Times,
that all ladies' light dresses may be made fre-proof
linen or cotton used in making them in a diluted
solution OF chloride of zinc We have seen the
very finest cambrc, so prepared held in the flames
OF Il candle and charred to dust without the least
flame and we have been informed that since Clara
Webster, dancer, was burned to death by her
clothes catching fire the stage, the muslin
dresses of all the dancers of the best theatres have
been Aade fre-proof. Our manufacturers should
take the hint.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1858-02-06

o. In the last sitting of the Academy of
Sciences of Paris, it was announced that in quar-
ry at st. Valbert near Plombieres, in the depart
ment of the Haute Saone traces of the footsteps
Of the antediluvian animal to which the name of
Cheirotherium has been given, were lately discov-
cred. They are precisely similar to those which
were found some years back near HiIdburg hause,
in Germany, and of which both Humboldt and
Owen have treated. The imprints of the feet are
of large aize, and near them are those of smaller
animals.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1858-02-06

\ |. taere is anything that we admire more than
N the conduct of the AdcTtiser, it IS the i'm
4Je sang-froid, the ininitable manner with
taxes up a subject and blows blast on that
enough to rend the heavens in twain, and then
it, as it would hot potato. In lea5er of
sasc and substance than is usually the portion Of
.5tiser, it took up the " college question and
at so positive, 50 thoroughly :. all-fred-up,' -
cry one thought that it must have had mine of
1ints AMI figures wherewith to prove all of what
md half of what it intimated Not so. That
vas the first and last of its kind, and the Adver
:keI down without word of acknowledgment
agy, leaving others to fight the battle which it
evoked.
ia, it took up the cudgels against the Rev. DR..
+ on Ascension Island, and raised breeze of
We have not yet learned the upshot yet when
her Of DR.. Gulick steps forward in defense of his
backs down and backs out Of the matter without
e explanation of its former course
-e A&sertiser was right in its position, why does
II the field if it was wrong, why has it not the
I'd to acknowledge it?
/, come Squeeze that trumpet little. We
axe due allowance for your modesty.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1858-02-06
BUSIN ESS' CARDS.

HONOLULU AGENCY
Hamburg, Bremen, Fire Insurance Company.
The undersigned have been appointed Agents
Company at this place, and prepared TO insure
risks against fire and Honolulu. Full particu
lars may be obtained the office of the undersigned.
MELCHERS & co.
Honolulu Oct 7, 1857. 23-tf
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1858-02-06
CI)c 1Jolnucsiau;

Fblished weekly at Honolulu. Oahu. HI.
HES GORDON HOPKINS. EDITOR
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1858-02-06

The Communication in to-dty's paper from
4ong is well worthy serious perusal. The
proposes for developing and expanding our
sin the whaling business, by the association
|lns, is true in its principle and has proved
sial in its prosecution, when properly con-
|. We should really like to see the pros and
i this subject fully discussed. Our destiny
to stare US in the face the question is, will
@oT and acknowledge it, and will we work
Isr to accomplish its. high behests or shall
IS it has been, every one for himself, and
\ take the hindmost''l
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1858-02-06
Bees.

The bees, purchased some time ago by the Agricul-
tural Society and placed in the of Dr. Hllebrand
have swarmed; and thus the acclimation and perma-
nent location Of these industrious purveyors the wants
OF man are no longer problem, but " fixed hct'' in
the domestic economy of Hawaii.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1858-02-06

We nave the qualification to announce that the
|eaed bankruptcy of an old and respected firm IN
Pa has been averted by the interposltion OF friends
terms equally satisfactory to the creditors, and
|@:s. B. F. Bolles & Co., to whom We allude 10
Pie the settlement Of the estate, the stock has Oeen
ed to this place. and viii be offered for sale in the
Ately occupied by L. H. AnthOn, Esq, on Mer-
street, commencing on Monday morning next
Is fully expected that the whole can be closed
F4er more favorable circumstances than II sales
An forced at auction, as was originally conten-
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1858-02-06

ban, when opposed to Lord Clare, said thas 5
|Sladed him of chimney sweep, VINO h2G =
himself by his dark and dusky ways ana
9lIed aloud to his neighbors to witness ms
aeTation.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
6airs bp Auttion.
Jcss :. Bsrrs. Auc,ioseer.

JcHs :. Bsrrs Aurtioseer
UCTION NOIICE-Large Sale at Crystal
- P.l-c~-.qu.r- II WROUGHT snd CAST IRON MA
CHIryRY tr.--GER ARD. sErTs G. ~ q s"i oe rJGs
DAY. MY is t; u o'siE Crys,. ,irAre lT order
a. of th- >inkEF FHad 49, Iron Msnin,Sy
T. rom h- ar, cu'rtus ~ a51nt l1J tuns
Wru, sht arr Gas, irr. plrs q Maufrr g~ lrnn Cri
O.. 9ir. I<ss - - RI. ias Tn, Toe s.i - fs
- to-. sr c-.4 ie k- p-F r.ipsu~. hf t- w. aha
,-. r-llr-. Tb- -hvr P-ms- "a ~ ~stehrd by t'- %
.; o. seek a.-r Day oi 81 or rrOp-Ey wi b
-sE o r-ichas f-n he ,irr ~ ss Csiosse- 'eay
-. ssx u-s.is us xn.r tb. Iron h- mined.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
VALUABLE MILL SEAT for SALE


tn. above situated IN u.st te.irshe pf7f - this S',-a
b-in. located upon lie cANAsERAGA cRiih H. ~ Ga SC
y.iv ar, !. mile, from ,och-s-.r sud - f-m bltAo
-.siu. abu. OF valuable asc snl portion n,
vt;ehi. In hs. Of cultivation hSuf1 ARDEN.
snsGRCUARD 81 choice Fruit Tres and psOtlcse MAPLE
SuGAk GROVE - - -.
There i. ample for more machinery RAJ tleFe n1~
nr,,n N. p,,e. there being three run Of ."n-..
!: is near the Canal, wsica Aas'es aci;ie' ie fn5t sy
part Of the country. . -, , a., -
tween this city ard bursn. ,,c,n
Thi. property will be UNCHANGED teI ,,a lrt.- -ood
NN 40. = Johu-.-
Or. HBEN BARTLETT.
No ~ Valet, Up
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
STORE STAND. HOUSE and

LOT for SALH 10 N-wJets5v .itli--d n l1e VI1R7 o.
N.r.b Brspr cu th Cei t.,i 4 al; N- jtcy 4oo-
.wa sou-.i riGc roa. New YORK Tae IL; a. tls e',
,hs htcirs sl nearly snd ~. s7t :. cd one r
hn.. r. vsrcslsIs inquire OF JOHN h. BARTON, w.
se Ss. .y. New YORK.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

DAIACE GARDEN CIRCUS.
L. order 20 rl.re tEis - - .
BRILLIANT ENTERTAINMENT
within the reach RI al,
IA. Nsassenei .,s. pprs1 Of the interior
FAMILY CIRCLE,
eduls,lou to which vii BE-
TWENTY FIVE CESTS-NO HALFPRICE.
Box - c.nt- Chiic III cen!
MONDAY, Nov. IS, 1855
Fff' hpIs sranre % ... ..x..,,,....,..,..,.
TIN GRACEFUL sED DsH1sG EQDESTRlhSSb,
MILE EMELIiE LOi AL
From the Csamps Ey Cirque fsT and Pnpu 81 ina c"'e
bis.d . . .,..-,-,
Nole LOYAL is universally snkrowiec sed 10 be the mos.
srscefl Equcs,f'nc IN tie prossDn has had
IL. c!.tnui.h-d honor II yf- tbef M.-stes tie
EMPEROR AND EGFHYSS or FRANCE,
their special Request. sle u epgoiie to TIE ~e1aown
COEALIs DH cos
First sppesrsnce OF
w. PASTOR.
the Trtn. champion Vsrtcr and Cs-ps; Z. srer.
All the great Arli.te. attached 70 this EslsbLshmsa. vii
spp~sr tog, the. y in the Fairy Spectacle Of
CT N ID Z A,
Ey corps Of Fifty Children.
Crdrrss drawn by four Shetland Poniea
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY tThsuk sgiyasl ana SATURDAY
GRAND AFTERNOON PERFORMANCES
Commencing b. y Gciocx
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
Gouses 10 ffi.
6uuess ano farms Wanie0.

EARM WANTED. Wanted TO hire with the
il privilege Of purchasing, tAkh O.! about % secs,
bhi rs miles Of Nrwi ok; land Gust be god Adercss
CHARLES WILSON Naai-, Columbia Coliy. " =, --stins
price ana to New York market fsee noL u eA
ce-d s5 eco.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
4 NJ. HxK~Is, Azoaouasr.
nY HAsGS. MERWIN & Co.. TrSte-Sass

IT
ID Yco-s Ne IS gs-t row
y.rr-ApTr PhTVsTF LlDRRRN ~ rf5ir" Stsnfsrf
yr.I.b I'D American Boo., ia sprii Lt,r-,l a.iln =;
-. - .c,r-, aui .igsb- a.! variety of lll-stra,si
a. rol!.. ton II Mis.e. pabacst 'u., a.
A.. o,,--t OIL PAINTINGS. sPrv-,a; scenes Il the
Nv WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON Nov. H. a. o'clock
PRIVATE LAW LIB2tRY.-A valuable co!N.'ion ON
r q, fa Fcd-rs and vsrou' Stat" k-n't ID I'm
-. law AL Feg.:v GuG Aiuirlty Rro1iS $40 LAs~
D,s..,. emu.n,.l-- 1r-st--. Ei-ns-nisrs WSfs' a..
Also. sr, Mahogany Dc'k Cs;a-o-ues r'AJ De H~' " 80
sxss
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
Hral GsIate for UGle.

NOR SALE or to LET-The STORE-HOUSE
and PREMISES situated in Springfield, tnton County,
New adjoining u. hotel ~ ,p-Tty k>ora ,, tooTs
Eo,l coIs,ins nf Dwelling H1aSe Ban, goa Gsrier,
ana aeu, two acr. o Land s good SID Substantial s51ts
Eo.. m h- feet; isrsc dry cellar u1rr tas sle cersy
ed IN, s.d ase has been ker' f'T tl past
,x,rty wears The above ID off rG ~ sac ccsq y olt
be eNchaHged for Illinois or Iowa "a , lilo rr art
r,.....op Given immediately II require. lcs-.n -
WILLIAM KEELERS Y Ne'.,u' jySsrH
So,inssel! OF to GEORGE 7. SAfRE Aasoa, A,-r!s Co.
New .Ieey.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

TRIAL SCHOOL intend giving the Children Of tha, inst
tI,in a THANKSGIVING DINNER the 18Th, at tseir
ho.~ No Isl avenue The doors will BE- opeo iT visitors
rom s 10 oelok Any donations In money food OF cloth
ns viii b. mos. ukuy received. and may BE- seu 70 The
s1ool o, 20 Nh ABEREETHY, No. II East lih-s-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

N o ID W o X T III $ o o N.
IL GRAND yo AL ard INSTRUMENTAL
G O T.
WiM l., give;
THURSDAY, Nov ~ 1883,
BY IN. oiowirE -fnn. n, s,.ist, -
FIRST Ape .RAtsC? ~ AMERICA OF
MILE LANnI.
FtPruaa Donna Of Taesfrs ssn c.fos ssPs sni q -.
TLratfr alien Paris
MILE CAIPDLf, PfiHs Donna
Sr. SasUEESOS ti,- c.i-br.i.f Au4eT'an Fiar'~,
NJ PeRRiNG. T-a'f.
~ RUGARp Caart-.f C-aique Of .l- French " np,1y
81. b2RSARDl. 5A..o.e.
Ticket I: Isy D. obtained =; ~ hnso -orr ~ r'ss
HALL SONS, Grosoasy. At DE~CDHbEs. ~" 10
Boscsy sud ,iso t5r oce Of the Courier des EsIs az
80. % Franklin
For particulars. 49, tie Pfgsr.uai-s 4 th- 4sS.
I1ANNY DEANE's COECERG and DRAWING
1 ROOM FNTEPTafs"-HT. a. halsr' Htii On fils
tHoudsYi EyitiNG, NJ. - snd IL Al'h 'l'iN' D.f
Is =, nr p,,c. fl- thr b~art uf ief Me
D..rs sho us ss1sed bs n"st o tA.rst Maa D"anH
viii svt~s. H. vsfi-iJ o. cas:scr snd costa snc sag -'
ffs ,o.os aid du''s
Tc.els .ircs,,d t evening n lsd will e received
Ess ss:!vtDs Dsy
Pert coTroepcA u v p m
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
paints. Oils, Glass, 81.

NOBURN's EXTRA OII-Very superior for
- Ms,lr, " sd B.rins-rou- GssAhle BT'ei' -
- q gsu0a,. JOHN W QUINCY Co, No s. "-AA-'''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

WEST BLOOMFIELD, n. j. ACRES,
w beautifully improved the road from We. BlooGieA
"a Orsrse and on the RJE-. commanding ane ycw &C.
TyoJ-SF. nossu SOFA With extension s- h-i IN. l. q.
in ~ in r,Sis.a vicinity h...s Cauoh-- SsfeS % a1i
The eer,u, Park near Ess k Is mice ioa S. fo.k 5y
m4sl "Pa' J. BLEEcKER SON h Co.. No. BTo,l-i..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

CTOyE POLISH.-A very superior article for
- v p.- /, 4. c,sn durable ard br lat, .x-esd.
nny,tiue OF the Kind 10 Il i so sayn- 81
labor OuARTERMAS son, III Jsa4-'t, New.forA.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
Professional Notices.

professional Notices.
Office for procuring
4 MEXICAN and FOREIGN PATENTS.
j. p. PRISON, No. > WALL-ST., N. Y.
A pamphlet Of information sent free by mail
DUR * LORD, SHORTHAND WRITEkS,
- No. is Ns.,zus Official reporters in the Unitsd sssss
Sera:e from lsis 70 1854
DATENTS for INVENTIONS.-T. ID. SrEI-
SON. Asep, fer procuring Pssen.s No. TryonIow lnsS
City Hall. circu with fnll information sent Zee -
Mechanical Reporter N Y. Thbane from 1854 ~ lso'.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
0sricr La Csosss AID SiLw.ckg, n,iLss.n Co :,

Osricr La Crosse AID SiLw.ckg, n,iLsS.n Co
Ns~fosk SIP. %, iSN
NOTICE is hereby given Ia the hol,sr, ~ N.
~ FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT suSns !, 80.
q. CROSSE AND MiLN AukEE X K G., a., - ~ &c
sxaad authorized to fsnd tse Ansusr rs.,das c.
sa Bonds pur, By sylus IN skchasg- th~r,ss, IN, Ss
Fund BONDS Of TIE Compsny 81 s-yery cent. 4, To a
xhich Bonds secune By Third Xnrssr. an ~ s.
tie (so uls.l Il rosd, and upon I'll Il. dr.,s l,.S. 80
uty b. e.orxns .o saii ConEsay
wM A GUEST
ALFRED NONoN Scom.,,-.
A. c. GuNNIsoN
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

HOUSE and GARDEN on BrooklyH flights for
SALE or 70 LET-BrovB stone f. IL sn NOD. = NJ
,,y-et. 6rst class a ever. Erst For ra-i
ef .tuis.,or AZ sfpiv 70 DAVID RAlI Jvces no.
A,,R R,osaxsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
financial.
sysr n. SicotaY. A

Ais,sr r. SicoLlr Asc,loue~,
Rf ALBERT III. NIC0LAY- Ofscs. Ma =.
y brvscst-REOULAR AUCTION sALgs AZ srn:,s
su3 bOSI>, a. tie Arrrhaais' Exchasrr EyERy 50
ss.et' an Bones Bought and sod pn,ss sac asi ~ -
Bo-rc q Brossfs -
SALE THIS DAY ai2i oeoeh se- e,,.a.a-. an,
AlETROPOLITAN FIRE INsTRAYcs
NJ COMPANi.-Sotio- /, her~ty siv-s tt,l ,a- a. .
D-ctaT. 81 This CO ,-ny have THlS DAY ae,r-S srS
AANL al DIV .DEND OF SIX PsR CENf a.T,si s ~ ~
let b.oA. .r~ oiV.ed November 3 1855 sA
A sTASssURr. secrv..r,
E'OR INVESTMENT We Offer FOH san,
= e as, 90 Of ,ss TIN PR CENT sEMT-ASvu,I Sa.A
sOS BONDS of A~ CITY On DuBIQUE Io.x ~,
sros- ar i..i-S pursuant % provisions Ci-
a- -ts % he L-E.sgr- uad-r ,h- CT, Cs,f, a. -
oia5 ci as coriHon cnuacE u ,s- City u osbai- E
s-sNs fr~rsrtior hss ben rsudAr TIE Rnrs,
sac W insure ,he rcc,usi rsyri-ot q Ah s-r-. Az 80
- Ns' TON n" ';Tss corforE1y 20 ;a- soa c.
d les. me tiy Charter sId ,s- .cis vv,- Of th- -
tasrr a" 7ssis csurSs ~ tas vsy s,roa<>s
er-d INTO bJ ne City 81 OubUgss. witch ~ous nah. .
rrry sirrr process N errr~ yusrut trs. sazs
k-n-i acY esFllE os the psibe psiy.,. p~oor., r
sa-r haer c~-rniiy examined hy Nm N Fv.r,. ga ~
s~3s IL Lane, r.e, sae M-.srs Cha,t- S.r,-, 90 -
suEc-d .-sa. snc binding th- .reax--i s,n-,
fayorsby vits Bank Ir..r.ur. -
scss Stocks Investment sud ut -
ta.r security. The Bonds oSrEea ooux.s. q Is ~
end - Of .s0es.h
Psmphl.,A vita psr,cSas r-e,ras ~ G,,uc.. q, n
scope, snc 'hs asnraaa, E'an' oE pTonFy Psyins 10 r
aui nncp4 Il the Indebtedness al c,y "a : ~
~, ator y ~ BY NAL OF o,a-r-i.e.
MORSE. cOsPASs
Ac4 "a " ali sns 81 Mth.nt.. S..,s.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
GmusemcE.e.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC-LAST NIGHT Of
~ pON GIOVANNI

CADEMY or MUSIC-LAST NIGHT OF
n BON GIOVANNI
La. fa1ew rl prr.oruances~f
MILE .lCCOLOMINi,
and her last night bat thrrr q. tfw York.
The f1roe Tire pos GictAsHi has beNr q 'lfa 80
tr.oruzry character. and c.ay prson hay. ern = d.
oh tLsf the ute fcf has areiiea 70 s
posiis e,, the LAST iins &c .-. =, -
TuIs (Moaesyl EVENING. Ho'.b
thui seoraiug sDo,hef opoo.susiy Vi kesnS.,,~r
oALZANiGA a.6 PICCOLoni.' .s,. ,-;i h,
oa one era the same events. % wn:s wn:,s 'peeI',eS
40 AOKE IsCGsAskn fnt,Ux.'H
THr PRICES OF AohissioS
psrore. aaro and Eirr!-,
ONE DOLLAR n ..
Q,rat Ampbttcst-t. - o~hts
Ias"y.d .s..'..... ~ Nv ffi'ats y N@. ~
., 10 .c.d.D,, of Mo-c sod c BHEUsiNo'S a. "a. and
:. sIpri Us No % wsi-,l 80
fhs vi b. rnos; positively nf lsH, nsa; oi
H"' DON GIOVANNI,
s,,,o, G.g having 6,er czrd by telegraph 70 leave Oh
ro.y f Charleston sn1 D. ta~ p,s-ase Tor HsanA n o
Nj Msfrtscks Company.
On FRIDAY Nov lS,
SECOND AID LIST GRAND .
GALLASiGA NIGHT,
lys Han s.i,u viii os
ONLY TiME THIS SEASON.
Meysrbesr's grsnd op-ra %
gOBEET III pfADLE
With great mAiarr ,LXtSlft viii sGs, TIE Tor
frs, ard oul, ,tu-. her csi-bfs,~d iv, 81 Abc..
% THURSDAY the 18th tThaDr.sisi'z Dsyl,
FAREWELL PiCCr rLOHiHi dAfiNhE,
ls-irs nos, pvs!ty.lv .be iss histi.ee ~ whica
MILE. PiCCOLOA!SI
"a. sn,-s b.fA h. Aap.r.ur Tla Matinee will csaIs OF
la TRAyIATA ty riCCOLONINi,
ana the RARBfN by J. .bORDE-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
T. Coi-o, Auct re@v - ,->
APCE SALE Of NEW and SECOND-ui \ y "

?.
TAPGE SALE of NEW and SECOND-HaND
- FURSlTURE-w s.ny P.ao Eor:e. Brr''ri' sai /.
s-,iu Ca-pet Oicloths Sc THIS DAf thoGhsy1 NV -
ia .k a. Ne - Hr..naps.-A yry l=f-- as''slae-l u
NV .ud srou hand Furniture, rIbfaEs IN part aue nAS
srv Psro Fore eysTsl fspstTy Ihre-I; sni o'a~'
cIisl. C-p.r anf other Table, Sofs., Lounges, nv
bc,,ny o.k and curmarr Cn,r' French sui oo,hi nrI
.,.sd. uai,- Os-k. Ches- s.s C'"eserS S'.' ao1 -
,srp &c. Sale p-rrmPtory.
> IL LUDLOW Auctoueer-No. s. Gss-er-.t.
DEFEREE's SALE on WEDNESDAY, Nov.
III n isSs A. II oclck 81 the Merchants EX Aaul ~ ot
d,r of re Surrru- Cour--TwD story frame DWsLiiS"
UOITsE front. No. IS N-ster lot - bS - ir-c
half the purchase money can rensn on or '
years. ~, q, ~ '' ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

TOHN ID W q III Il a. Co.
- Manufacturers Of
DOUBLE REFINED AND FAMILY SALERATUS,
ALSO
sUPER-cARBONArE OF SODA, SAL IDA. ETC.
No. II Oidslp, Hanover square, New York. :
PURE CREAM OF TARTAR ALWAYS ON HAND.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

DANVARDs great Mechanical Picture, THE
ID DESTRUCTION OF JERUSALEM. now opeI. At the
New Hall Broadway near Blocker 81 also the sraned
o'clock and every evening ~ Atrson. 5 children Sc
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
30 mhom II mug Jnnfrrh

RtcEivrE oy T.xss OSyIcE nEs CITY HAL-,,
No. 81 Cniasgrs-s1 Sgw iuGx, Nov. !, 1875
NOTICE s hereby given that per cent will be
~ added on tine of December s Ttvc- Tsrs nina
unpaid Also that PER uii. b. sided ~ TIE -h
December
No money will ts received a,,r o clocs =
~ WILSON SMALL Rsrfsvey
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-10
THE TRINITY JOURNAL.
G. b. MCDONALD, Editor.
WEAV RVILLE:
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 10, Is5s.

A READY HELP IN TINE OF TRouBIE.-Mr.
Edwards died last week, leaving his life-compan-
ion midway in the journey, with two little pill
grims who reach up for some stronger hand to
lead them. They are the shorn lambs, to whom
God tempers the wind, and when their mother
leads them through the sorrowtul avenues OF the
place of graves they will laugh, and without
dread of the august reaper whose sheaves lie
about them, will run their tiny fingers curiously
over the monuments in Gods acre. Let them
laugh, for they are not deserted. When Death
stood sharpening his scythe at the door, gentle
hands lifted them from the chamber Of sorrow
and gave them Judgement in the house of Il
brother. They were hushed to sleep by the sooth
ing hand of MAsoN's wife, and when their father
stood on the crumblng verge of Time, she
brought them back to look through the house of
mourning in childish bewilderment. Their mo-
thcr says she knows not what would have become
of her, had it not been for the Masons; they came
by night and by day, aud watched by the sick
mans bed, and by kind, encouraging words per-
Shaded the widowing one to rest.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-10

A SPLENDID GIFT ENTERPRISE on MoUNT Hell
ny fine contributors which we could read with a
great deal Of pleasure, if it were not for the cd
TORS former connection with the art Union. =
But while reading Edward Pollock's poetry we
can't silence the eternal interpretations Splcn-
did Gift Enterprise, only a few more left of the
same sort here's the place 10 get your money
back Scheme $4,000, 600 tickets ST. j. C.
Duncan, late of the Art Union is enough to
drown the music of Apollo and Orpheus, and ev-
cry literary contributor in that paper smells Of
silver and lotteries. We are sorry TO see Soule,
so aamming and disreputable. We had rather be
clerk TO a mock auctioneer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-10

BRoDERIcK is just now popular with the people;
however obnoxious he may have rendered himself
to n fl..on Of his party, his watchfulness and
Identification with the working pcopleor mud
slls, as they have been sneeringly called, has
given him hold on the popular heart that cal
umny cannot break loose. Broderick is not great
in anything but stubbornness and determination
which is not to lie resisted by ordinary human
voliton Once twice he has caught the skinny
fingers Of his aged collcague--the Treasury
spoon, in the act of oling the hinges of the Treas.
ury, and has brought the smooth-tongued burglar
forth to the light. Brodcrick and McKibbcn re-
turn home at the end of the session; Gwin goes
to France He dare not go among the people,
even with his old electionecring apparatus--a
short pipe and a dirty shirt. Scott the amiable
Charley, exists in bissful insgnifcance; nobody
questions his acts. Blessed are they Of whom
not much is expected
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-10
SALE.

DY virtue of an order and decree of sale to me
ID directed, issued out of Justice J. 7. Jones
Court, h and for Weaverville township, in the
Ipunty of Trinity and State of California on the
9th day Of June, A. d., 1858, in favor of Nelson
lates and against Robert Mcfarland and A. Hen
1erson, for the sum of ninety seven 83 100 (S97,-
81 dollars, principal, and interest to date, to-
ether with costs and accruing costs, ! will ex-
pse at public sale, to the highest bidder for cash.
4 the Court House door in the town of Weaver.
xille, between the hours Of 10 o'clock, a. m, and
O'Clock, p. IN, on
Friday, July 10th, 1853,
the right, title, interest and claim of said Nc
Iarland and Henderson, in aud to the following
escribrd property, to wit "A certain interest,
Pnssting of one third part of all the water de-
we'd from the water wheel situate at Steiners
at, in said county, and the water privilege
ereto attached or belonging, (havng no inter
in the wheel structure itself> and known as
e VanFossen or Mcfarland water privilege or
1him'
Witness my hand this 26th day of June, A. D.,
@p58. WILLIAM MALONEY,
2a3n. Constable, Weaverville Township
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-10

TIE CnnDREN'S P1cruRE.-Mr. Norcross am
brotypist, has taken n very beautiful picture Of
Mrs. Hyslop's school children, which she designs
little people to whom she is endeared by thou
sand acts of kindness and attention. Fifty little
faces are distinct in the picture, and we suppose
that in after years, when her prOteges have be-
come men and women, scattered in the journey
Of life she will scarcely realize that time has
bearded the smooth cheeks of infancy and wrought
care.lncs on the sweet faces OF innocent girlhood.
Other children, in the East, will look on this
group of infancy, and wonder that in the snowy
mountains of the far west there are children
beautiful and intelligent rs they.