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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-12-02
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-12-02
Office Der Gjaslidtz@ Ompqonie-

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-12-02
Orocerp Orocer0.
John LRssi,

Ode BON ppppIetpl- lno 6aYetteFr.,
ena7fttIt rtm beutiQen puputHE fen D0lfanltg etneeTt1se.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-12-02

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4tD- SIM Quftross Gtas. 0eltt, SER.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-12-02

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-12-02
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GH<o1mt Die 8cr 10 GIt1nG.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-12-02
Settfeoern. SSeftfeberr.

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-12-02

aus BEN bsfsa Nfinsn tn . ennfpIEGnten.
gare; tn Nprtpfr. seesnuber Dem ". 8. ~&titfbagr Depot
k-.sd Gfftct: No. 3tA SGutpfr.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-03-13
@ermifsbte eurppdiisbe 8eriebte,

Glbsrfslf, 4. 8etr. Serr aus. 1ibbcrf, Scbn
u~nisrss seaateten @ttbar9ers s. 9i6pcrL 1T in bic
ZEN Gassn wieper sliidliA in leiner Seimatb, bic er
Dor Yier Sabrrn psrlieb, ;uriidsetebrt. Seine Hei1e
sin9 ibr Sipamerita burAS title Mccr mad Gbinto
unp Sapan, Nadpem CT i@ in bripen Qanbcrn
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am 9mus einem G'rdnsfluB stpil6en Ruf(onp
rlnp G9ina = ait. Seine Giidretle gina iiter Gil
birien, 40 CT inter anpern audi Srfutsf beriibrte.
naA @cSfan, &6ni9Sters II. /. ~. Sn Sibirien
muBte sr wabrenb 33 Sage Del elmer t&a(te Bis SO
GjraO &raumrr untcr freiem 5ilumel I6lafeu, unb
Die tim ibn Serum D~eulrnren gG6lie burtb auIoz
beribe5 6euer Serlbeu6en.
: Oils Die &ranfDeit bes &GnisS Don NreuBsn Tdy
beoentltA 3eiste, mar lit Berlin in Der Selpretbuna
Der 9lcrje bic Jtepe paSpn, pb man ni6t BON Wiul
6en beu beriibmten 2(r;t Sir fommen lallen 1p(tej
Der fGnislt@e 2eibarst Or. S6Gnlein ipQ iebpG aez
gen Die 8erufung pes Min6nsr Doctors s~rptritirt
babsn, inbsm er ieinsn Gpllssen g8eie barauf aufz
merriam madte, bab ais bannpie Bulletins iber BEN
@elumphsits5ufanb bes buben &ranfen alIc inter
i9rtsben paren: SaGnlein gBei6 Sir.
SIM atelisr bes photographer 9bli6 in Ser
lin in Der 4eis3iserfrabe, Der f9 bercits burd Well
fade 8sriuae unb neus Grtnbunsen In Der Dbo.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-03-13

ger 9foHe auBer Dem bon Gririn ecn Steintah Der
9ei6i6ts erhaltenit. Die Namsn Ger GntmcrIer, Bib
bauer ilnp Stlel6niber n1er oieier ,atQcIcn nit nun.
%osrearsr Stunt nne iorafalti9itsm 8teiB aussefutrtsn
Statten uno Structlrcr, ie lino un5 ale mtefannt
aur ~perlunfcn uue ~"rrgeien in bisIer auFcrferurrn
Nrteit 6riali6er Viebe uno 3rruc.
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bad, Sotine, 1T ms iiberltefsrt. ,,3weifellcs NIT trreu
tenNer ans 9Suuoertdre srsnSrnNen greihtuus alisgc.
lbmiidt, Bat er benno6 e~eniscno bincriihe sSabr6eit
uno @e'pidt, nm Der grsabluns bieier 5altlcseupe eine
9epile @loutmirristtit unO SntsrslTe su pcrlsiten.
sStc Die Sage irbt cridblt pirp, 70 fart ibr Sater in
letncr @eturtssact Strabbtrg, in Der sr fG lsltlt ienee
inpersdn9li6e Ssntmal 9e1cBt Bat, oas fir ate ;3eiten
lstnen Mamen in Der &nnl9sidi&te elan,sn laet, etsid
10 eiclen srcben Meifern, bepcr er lctn gBert p%clleneet
bate. 9luf ietnem Guotctte teIhmor er letnen @ptn
Sobann nnb feline Scdtsr 9attne. teipe nit @rfcla
Der &unlt %9snibmet, Icjnen anbern Namen BEL Der III
ubcrtra9enben auSfiibruns bee nit raRlcIrm @ifer lid
Der Solenoun9 nateneen Minlers btnsuSuIa6tn, ais
0o' Son Sts'nea@. (SGluB fc'st.)
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-03-13
Gnropdifde l1eri6te.
Scutfbiane.


Die SoIniidc 3citung trinst ausfi6rlihr Scridtc
ilber Die Gmpfangefcierlihfciten, nit weldcu tos ne,1.
%rern'abltc pGar prins unp 8rnu prin,ei1n 8rierri6
gSiltclm rcu Yreuben auf itrcr Durdrctie rurd, gScit<
p9alcn tc9ri6t murce, penen mir fcleenee gin,clbeitcn
crtne9men.
guf Dem pcuber SabnGcf mar Der fir tos ,bcbe"
Daar befimmte 9Sagcniug feNli6 nit 6a6uen unp
eaubwsrt Ncihmiift, on Der SpiBe e%eITeltrn tefano lb
cine BON Scriig In Berlin getaute ruo pel gtamcn
pehclbcn fulrcnpc locomotive. bcprutunasppll asldmildt
NIT Dem Silpe Der @ermauia, mclhc, umasten ppn Den
Gmblcmen prs Sanrcs unp 0encrbfeibes, bic pcrei.
nt9tcn @appenlailpe Spn @rc6brttannien uup 0rru.
ZEN fibrte.
Nif atIrn Statipncri. bic ~sleidfals aufs. fnnreihIts
%ScrStert uno 9slhmidt waren, wurpe pas iunge Qaar
nit Wtulit, @lpden9claute unp SGlcrlhITe ,np nit
lautcn Surufen 1pn Slid unp ScacusmiinIhen crls
pfongsn.
SIN OuIspprf MAR bic gauge 0arnilpn i'm Noraee.
@nsu9, Ubne gSafen, nit ibrcn Mmfftcrps ~aufaslfellt.
Sau lcnpiahes 6ulrab, ia9t bic OiiNelpprfer 3tituno,
perbanO lA nit psn &ldnsen bes Soltslteprs, unp mur
Gin @siibl bsierlts Ollie, ais unler t9ellrer Yrin, 9ric-
priA gBil9slm Irine r~urdlnuAtistc @enaGliu am 0rme
pcriiterfibrte. Die iusenpliAe 8iirltiu it cine 70 an.
mut9ige @eitalt unO trGgt auf ibrem ireunrltdsn 9lu.
llP ~ ptulltp pt WtlpulS pte EeuVDfn unD cnllt-
ihen GHaratters, caB iA 9ae BACON (tdtlid erarifen
fibItsn Cd unO Die Serrlidfeit, Greus unp Scpcltluo
pcs 9elhlr1enen @bcbiinpni6es Ypr ignen a%ufltieo.
Sn 9lsiher gSeile unc inter rem 3uiau6,rn elmer
unsabliben Srlfsmcn9e fanren Bel fnrsem Nufertbolt
st Suisturg, Serne. Spdum, Dortmunr, Damn uno
@len itntt, in melhen Srten aud rie gerqleutc in ihz
rem ghmtstraftcn uno llnifcrmcn ~nufSctelt waren.
Cine eigcntbimlids lletsrralhung purpe Dem iunoen
5iirfcnpaar nntslfreitbar auf Der einlamen Station
Scrne.Su6um gu Sbeil. Gin feierlihrs @lpdenaelaute
tGnts nGmlid pem langlam %antommenren 3uae entoe.
gen. Man ertlidte cinen bU6en Grtumpbtpaen, be6eu
5rrm All bus SranSsrburSer G9cr in Berlin eriunerte
umwunosn nit frildem @riln uno esen 70 aeldmadyoQ
ais reid 9el6miidt NIT t~unpert 6lassen. Daran bin
gen in pier 9btbsilun9sn pier mGdtise @uBtablalcfen
bic Der Sodaumer Ssrin fIr Sersbau unp unp GUT
tabt- Sabrifatton CUR Se9riieuns Res bcben Waares an
Der Grense 9DeltplalenS cine Mfeils mett bineelhleppt
unp bod aufsspflanSt 9atte. @nfatt Der SisaesaSttin
waren oben ;pei Satleaur, an beibsn Seiten, t6eils
Ypn ben peitpbaltlden 5arber, tbetl5 BON rinem &ran,e
versplpeter @tdenblattsr umra9mt, nit ben ~aplbcnen
Snlhriften:
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-03-13

Qtniere esier erieDen aus bieem Grsub, paB bic 3d.
6umer reht lOgale llntertbansn iinb, unO baB bort tpie
iiberaa in unersm armen Gaterlante Der Seryilism,ts
pra&tise Slitben treibt.)
Sn Samm, SieIsislt, an Der wsRs salil&en 0forte,
@inSsn unb anSrren Stabten unp Sa9nbGfe, wurSe
Oas junss paar in atnli6er fsali6m @Seile smpfa,,-
gen, bis Der Sus bic Sprseitabt erreidte, 100 Der Spet.
tafsl, ME mir meter unten leten werrsn, erf re6t los,
stng.
Semsrfsn nnii6sn mir bier nod, rap bic gertreter Der
Rreiie Minoen, eIbbeds uno 5erforb ben, farltli6et
Yaars auf isiner Durdreile folsenpe @eaenltanps iibere
rsiAte: Gin in Der minOen'lden Contemporaries abas.
fabtss 9sbi6t, einen srOben pstp9allG.n Yunser.
nidsl, einen risisnartisen pefpbaliIaen Sdinfen (YOn
stusn, iber 700 pfanb wtsSenpsn Sdweial, Gin Gtad
feline 9stnraub In elnsu stsrIi&sn &aldsn, nit elmer
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-03-13

Der @uBltabls@ loden pullsr Gbcr,
Den ME pernpmmen @nelanbe S9r,
@rtGnt: u@lldauf EDITORIAL"
r8iafcmmsn!" ruff @sffalia.
8eltfaten brinst nit @lodsnflans
Ius Stabless@ Sup benz Simmel 0anf!
Den &%Snissicen unb lstn @emabl'
SeIbiibe @ctt - unD infer Stabl!
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-23
Scatter the Germs of the Beautiful.

Scatter the germs of the beautiful
by the wayside let them fall
That the rose may spring by the cottage gate.
And the vine on the garden wall
Cover the rough and rude of earth
With veil of leaves and flowers.
And mark with the opening bud and cup -
The march of summer hours.
Scatter the germs of the beautiful
In the holy shrine Of home
Let the pure, and the fair and The graceful there
In their loveliest lustre Come
leave not a trace of deformity
In the temple of The heart.
But gather about its hearth the germs
OF Nature and Of Art.
Scatter The germs of the beautiful
In the temples of our Cod
The God who starred the uplifted sky,
And fowered the trampled sod
When He built temple for himself,
. And home for his priestly race,
BE reared each arch in symmetry,
And curved each line in grace.
Scatter the germs of the beautiful
In the depths of the human soul
They shall bud and blossom, and bear the fruit
While the endless ages roll
Plant with the flowers Of charity
The portals of the tomb,
And the fair and the pure about thy path
In Paradise shall bloom
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-23
THE DEAD ABY
BY EMILY c. HUNTINGTON.


When the Spring-time, warm and dreamy
Hung the mists along the hills
When in green and quiet meadows
Crept the grass adown the hills
When the young leaves in the forest,
Weakened to the south winds call,
Came the reaper TO our hearth.stone
For the sweetest bud of all.
When the stars from out the twilight
Looked like eyes Of saints who pray,
Came the angel from the heaven-land
Watching where our darling lay.
When the days first blushes frightened,
When the mountain-tops grow red,
Leaving kisses on her forehead,
Back to heaven the watchers fled.
By the pure and sanity beauty,
In that moment DER her shed,
BY the glory on her forehead,
Well we knew the child was dead.
Through the darkness in our dwelling,
As we bowed our hearts to prayer,
Came the hymns of angels swelling
From the realms of cloudless day.
And a voice more sweet than singing,
Whispered soft, 0 souls distressed,
Blessed are the little children,
When l call them to my restP
When the sunshne's earliest beamng
Wakes the wild birds matin song
When the starlight's latest cleaning
On the bosom fingers long
With a grief too hushed for weeping,
With humble, thoughtful prayer,
Laid we down the baby sleeping,
Kissed her brew and left her there
Left her with the tender Shepherd,
Thinking in tho home above,
That young lamb for which we sorrOwed,
Rested now in Jesus love.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-23

WHAT is THE PROPER ACE, PHYSICALLY AND
MORALLY, TO MARRY Among the ancient Ger
mans-than whom a finer race never existed-it
was death for any woman to marry before she
was twenty years old. In the United States, very
few ladies are fit, either physically or mentally,
to become mothers before they reach the age Of
twen ty-one, or even one or two years older. The
unsound condition and constitution OF the pa
rent is usually transmitted, with increasing in
tensity, to the offspring BY the laws Of Lycur-
gus, the most special attention was paid to the
physical education Of women and no delicate or
sickly women were on any account allowed to
marry. DIR. Johnson in his work on the Economy
Of Health says, that matrimony should not be
contracted before the first year Of the fourth sep
tenne on the part of the lady, nor before the last
year Of the same in the case Of the gentleman
In other words, the female should be at least
twenty-one years of age, and the male at least
twenty-eight The Doctor says that there should
be difference of seven years between the sexes,
at whatever period of life the connection is con-
tracted. There is difference of seven years in
the two sexes not in The actual duration of life,
but in the stamina Of the constitutions the SYM
metry of the forms and the lneaments of the face.
In respect to early marriage, so far as it concerns
the softer sex for every year at which marriage
is entered upon before the age OF twenty one,
there will be, on an average, three years of pre-
mature decayof the corporeal fabric, more or
less appTent
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-23

(tHtdolIVMiHS eihpraceS tne llSt OF names com
poipg thc4ext Legislature, as taken from the
ofSal eturns
SENATE.
First District-ComDosed of the Counties of Los
Angeles, San BernaTdino and San Diego-C. p.
Thop, lDem.)
Seeondpistrict San Louis Obispo and Santa
Barbra, DENY
Third pistiit-Montcrey and Santa Clara
Durrell S. Geg0ry, (Dem.)
Fourth Ntflct-Alemeda and Santa Clara
IS. b. Bell, eep.)
Fifth Disict-San Francisco and San Mateo
-4Samuel i1ule, Eugene l.. sullivan, Gilbert
A. Grant, T. Phelps, (Reps)
Sixth Drct-Fresno, Mariposa Merced and
Tulare-*Sluel A. Merrett, (Dem)
Seventh strict--Stanislaus and Tuolumne-
W. s. Roge VIM. Holden, (Dem)
Eighth Itrict-Contra Costa and San Joa-
quin-*A. Melony, (Dem)
Ninth rict-Sacramento-*J Johnson.
w. /. Fcr.on, (Dem)
Tenth .trIct-Napa, Solano and Yolo-
Humphre griffith (Dcm.)
Eleven District--Marin, Mendocino and So
noma-*.V Taliafero (Dem.)
Twefpstrict--De Norte, Klamath and Sis
kiyou-J Jerry Gnd)
Thirtqh District Colusi Shasta and Teha,
ma tter, (Dem.)
Fourt9h Distrct-Butte and Plumas-A. S. |
Hart JoCoulter, (Dem)
Fifteei Dstrict-Sutter and Yuba-*R. S. |
Mesic, ~ Goodwin, (Amrs.) Isaac Allen. D1 |
Sxtee District-Nevada-'S. H. Chase, |
DENY. Burton, (Amer)
Seventh Distrci-El Dorado-"Samuel NJ |
Johnso gorge j. Carpenter, S. f. Ilamm, w. |
B. Diclon, ODem)
Nin,nth Dstrict-Amador and Calayeras-
W. 7. yis, lDem)
Tweth District-Serra-Wm. T. Ferguson,
(AmC
Tyy-lirst District-IIumboIdt and Trinity
j. }urch, (Dem)
Ty seven Senators in all. The next Senate
win'nd, Democrats, 25 Americans, 4 Re
pulns Z Independent, |. Those marked
thrl hold over from last year.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-23

MORE PERT THAN PLEASANT Husband, hope
Certainly not, my dear but why ask the ques-
tionT Only to see, my love, if you would al
Low me TO have my uegh for once
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-23

TupT.er 1vo,n, ~, ,JEAsED.--To the
members of the Leglslat 1"'O " "o'einor
last words were
"A ro,y ora 10 downi us, and the pre-
cont and rot'ra ,,aIf,r State is in great
,oaas''ro dnnondo,, 80, isdom Of your de-
ifie.,'t;S.,,'' ',,I IL ~ your cOunsels.'
~. 5a,''it;os' I', ~ themselves on the
,,,a,,Ja"'5 90 ,ho I;riosa man Of clean heart
,asnnotys tho ~ Wisy syssed and advice Civ
~ '"V'n, o,r;,; 80 of an individual do
~. - sne 20 Plitis 1T or always demand
.i,a',y ~ the last words of the
deceased. are nor ind than law books,
,,'Nro o|1'j1u ;,,,,,.1'.g; "'o 'a .lons.-.4ge.
n, Tn A nurse, in New York.
presented hersele elonged 70 liz Xxx "i'u q
n.'u cdn tt "nion' a snhe desired to be paid
NJ lUi 'no 0I.o oi1cently married, thought
:, He N1 iiian n"Eipk the child to bis wife's
~ goou JoAsrprised at the perturba-
,io P@i 'li,'1s, ng ~ q; but she, taking courage
s I'm " 'ho acid manner, confessed that
- ~ oHi noi nue consequence of little err
snu rn yJ"h oe hhss'ttaching herself to the gen
-. nsate victim was sensible man,
bought thtter. ~ ""N '"'u no
thing abO
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-01-23
ASSEMBLY,.

> media County. J. H. Hobart rRcp1
y ador, Il. NJ. Briggs, [Amr.1 II. King TD.1
II tie, James Kitchen, TDem
!, laveras, b. f. Marshall Il. Parker, 4. O.
n n.
:. lusa and Tehama u. J. Lewis, IDem.l
II 1ntra Costa, d. NJ. Warmcastle [Dem.l
Dorado, II. b. Lee, j, f. Loot borrow, G. W
:, rIs u. y. Bgel, }. S. Upton, A. j. Graham, J
Z ialbreath, Ii. A. Moses, TDems.]
q humboldt, II. W. Havens, [Dem'1
klamath and Del Nortc, r. p. Hirst. TDcm.7
phos Angeles, IL. Hancock, A, Pico, [Demsl
Marin, j. T. Stocker, TDem.1
Mari posa and Merccd, l. N Wood, [Dem.1 J.
. Tatman, [Amer.]
Monterey. J. Abrego, [Dcm.1
Napa, T. II. Anderson, [Dem1
Nevada, VIM. Hill, j. B. Wardcld j. Caldwell.
A. Young [Dems.l j. X. Smith, [Amerl
Placer d. b. Curtis, N. Kabler, a. 2. K. Stat
rd, W. c. Stratton, [Dems
Plumas, j. l.. Sherwin TDem.1 s. L. Ballou
Sacramento, G. S. Howell, r. D. Ferguson
mes E. Sheridan, [Dems.l NJ, Stout, [Amer.l
san BernardinO, j. W. Smith
X. NJ. Groom. TDem1
San Francisco. W. W. Sheppard S. w. Holli-
y, 7. Gray, G. Burbank, c. Palmer. j. II. Moore.
A. Bank, j. W. Cherry, [Rcps.1
San Mateo, S. B. Gordon [Dem.l
gan Joaqulnj a. u stakes, q. G. Holman,
ems.]
Santa Barbara, r. Heath [Dem.1
Santa Clara, S. S. Simmons, VI. W. Mccoy.
Santa Cruz, I. c. Wilson, [Tnd.l
Shasta, G. X. Street, [Deml
Sierra, j. A. CLARK, R. D. Hill, [Dems.l
5iskiyou, A. b. Walker, [Dem
9olano and Mendiceno, U. Edwards, j. s. Orm-
7, [Dem.l
3tanislaas, C. NJ. Thomas [Dom.l
'utter, j. 0. Harris, [Dem.l
Trinity, =. Neblett Ind1
Tuare, Fresno and Buena Vista, A. II. Mitch
[Dem.l
Tuoumno, A. II. Tuttle, p. NJ. Holdeman. w. |
IIawley, 7. llambln, [Dems
lolo W. Minis [Dem.l
Iuba b. n. Whitesdes, F. L. Aud, B. Z. S. Eli,
DeLong, B. r. Spillman, [Dems]
lightly Assemblymen in all. Democrats. 63
lericans Republicans, . ; Independent 4.