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Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-12

THE LIGHT THAT RISES FROM THE GRAvE-Tho
admiration of the good and wise Of all ages has
been especially challenged by those acts of self
devotion and fidelity to conscientious conviction,
which, while they may lead to the dungeon and
the scaGold, leave behind them long train of
light and glory. The human mind is so cOnstitu-
ted, that it loves to dwell on such examples and
when man, truly great in heroic devotion to
principle, departs from the world, the light of
his deeds remains to cheer and eXalt thousands
of imitators As the great luminary Of day
leaves at his setting an arch Of purple and of
gold, spreading in Cloudy majesty all over the
western sky, although his visible form il lost be.
hind the distant hills, so the hero who fights his
last battle for freedom, the statesman who dies in
harness for popular rights, the reformer who
braves the wrath of kings or the fury OF the peo-
pie, leaves behind broad and luminous track
at once an inspiration and joy, long after he
has sunk below the horizon of mutual existence,
forever.-C0i. Buffers lecture.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-12

Walked Up n California widowcr.

Some weeks ago we wrote q little article en-
titled California Widows, which we did not con-
slider of much account, but it seems to have wax
ed many echoes in desolate caves of mems hearts.
A miner of Angels Camp, Calaveras county has
sent us the following response, with this intro
ductory Having read a beautiful article in
your paper about California Widows | could
not help expressing my thanks to you for the no.
BILE sentiments and truths it contained. If you
think the enclosed worthy of Il place, print it !;
IL not it will at least show that one California
widower's heart responds and his is John Lester
North's.'
Now. although we do not approve the conduct
of our California Widow in having gone gall
wanting away down to Angels Camp, to get her
self talked about, we feel very proud of having
written an humble, unadorncd paragraph, which
could invoke response so beautiful truthful and
alive from the heart
CALlFoRNIA wIDowER's RESPONSE.
"Woud that we had more who could draw pic
lures from their own sad experience of miner s
life, and encourage us to work on, 'hopng, des-
pairing, trusting to the miners golden hued to-
y
py home to seek my fortune in this States six
long, long years of toilng aud struggling for that
which should carry me back with light heart TO
the bosom of one whose tears of descrtion dis
til on the pillow which she has .moothed n thou
sand times for one who comes not Yet here
am, alas struggling like the young forest pine
that peers through the branches of its more ven
cradle companions, proudly rearing its tender top
to kiss the summer breeze !; yet soon do winters
SHOWS fall gently er its tender boughs that bend
unwillngly beneath its tleecy load, while the Fa-
Tiers of the Forest, as if to punish its presump-
tiOn shake their little avalanches on its poor de-
voted head, until at last it is buried beneath its
snowy bed, there to remain until the summers
sun shall melt its load, and bid il rise again.
So has il been with me, friend Mac My once
ambitious spirit has bent beneath the load of dis
appointed hopes, yet still hoping, trusting, Qike
thousands of others) waiting for the sun of pros
perity to shine and remove the load from our sad
hearts, and bid us rise and go on our way rejoic-
ing to those who still look for us hopefully, in
innocence, purity and truth
AN OLD MINER.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-12

A BEAUTIFUL PiCruRE TO nE SEEN FOR NorIINd.
1t is pity for one to deny himself ramble
over the hills at this season, when the landscape,
far and near, is glowing with the fresh beauty of
spring, and the air is redolent of the perfumes
which rise from grass shrubs and flowers. One
OF the finest pictures that ever enrapturcd the
soul of poet or painter, can be seen from Bald
Mountain, or any high elevation in our vicinity
Il little after sunrise when the glislening mOis-
ture of the dew yet remains on the vcrdant
landscape and the first smiles of the day god shed
a mild radiance DER the distant pine-cad hill
tops II is picture that must inspire gladness,
even when the heart Of man is saddened by the
strife and petty veXatons of life. 1t Is not in
the power Of painter to transcribe the fair line
aments of this our landscapes; and our poor words
are weak in even endeayoring to speak its praises
We love California, but we love our mountain
home best of allior here beauty grandeur and
sublmty combine TO form attract tions which
never fail to please the eye and soothe the mind,
in their contemplation Sonora Heraid.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-12

A BEER SELLER Oh jackson street, San Fran
cisco, was found In hisroom with his head mashed
all TO pieces.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-12

Gzs-We are much obliged to the Sonora Her
aid for its good opinion, but are not fattered by
the association referred TO.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-12
For the Hair =!

DhalOn'S chemical III Al II
l. RESTORATIVE
Alex. Barrys Tricopherous;
Jayne's Hair Tonic
Jones Coral Hair Restorative
Alexander's Tricobapbe
Bachelors Premium Liquid Hair Dye.
lStf ANDERSON IL SEAMAN
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

Tie. uah correspondent Of ihs-N.- z.
KzpsessIarpishns .Ilr following items in re-
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26
ADnoE 70 PEryBLlcAss.-An ab

ADpoE' TO nEPgBLlcAss.--An able
Washington correspondent, after referring
10 the st. Louis election. has the follow
ing. A few moro such lessons as this,
and the Republicans will probably learn
that ifthey expect success as q politic4l
party. they must endure aud make uss OF
The necessary policy 10, all p,lltics. Thus
prsiendihg TO stand upon an abstract prin !.
ciple as an arrsnt humhug. No political
party ever suecesded ly il. and none ever
win, Ct least In democratic or republican
country. Itisall we'll enough to talk TO
the masses about. but when the time for
action arrives, policy will beat principle
In ten huBdred cases out Of a thousand.
at is to 10 feared that the same sort Of
spirit, opeFatipg 10 various sections OF the
North, WI produce similar disasers, aud
DESTROY all that might be gained by un.
ion Of the elements Of opposition to the
present Administration. We hear un.
pleasant :idings Of this nature from New
Jersey, State on winch we had relied
confidently % send an. entirs delegation oi
true national men 10 the nc xt Congress-
Why. .eSnDS tont friends there reslize ihaI
they ought atIihis jdnetdre to sink all IheiI
local rreiudices and difficulties. and 90 col
in concert asto bId IN securing the bAsl
good cf the common country When the
prise tfnsdsi Is 8, valuable. and so easily
sscEsse;; 9 ysh5lss il-llafs de spirit OF con.
bsssirR aud cOnpgomjss eapnat praHail2'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

RF A fellow IS arrested for stealing
ducks. and after a description Of them, the
counsel tor the prisoner said
why. they can't be such a rare breed,
for I've some like them in my own yard
Very likely said the complainant. I've
lost good many ducks lately
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

No COMPROMISE -GOd does not allow
US 10 part with an inch Of his ground,
though wN might thereby gain, the peasib g
possession of all the rest I. Hardcas'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26
A sprrcr rHAr AcqUIrTED 4 cLrrsr.-

a, SPEECH n THAT THAT hceuiITEp a pLIFHT'--
if,ou snal' ho' XIII NOW you hang
my cieu'' you'ranssress 'he command as
si'eA ~ grease; anu ~ pump as goose
egg 10 a ioa,er ace. uent'eman, mur-
oel y mnrp'r, wne'net cpmm'lise ny
we've Nv luryinen or y, py . mum Que INDIVIDUAL
.,He uy cptue uen'iemeo, 40 mol deny
1Se W ,aot at 'n"' my c'en' naslng S'Vsa 20 man. man
No suIn ."'ng' gen'emen; ie may
D'ans s"s Pr'sg'e[ ~ I., ,n su'ey ,ne nsog
inap u'"y uo N's uusy' ou' WV 'ua, e2non
oss'e o you ~, no n, suc" ,s nnng' IN ,n tha'
o"ss you w,N.oo sns. 'eruF,ers'.I VINO q,
Ho"s @,s SVu y pro- eIeu 'oF me orahn o.
SM.i n " :. s'nS'pTa NV up9n ~: prow 20 dny
INV, te,ue" ,o cWpy u uns 'enn Q, no'
o..s a"a os"'.e'''o", =. '''', "li' P'euge
y wo'S nos ouy y you naS oo"'e'
AIa;s, AIs.s.s no seHs1uisn your pockets are
oay'.,s'ous VIZ " 'ue lunss o. c'g% cases cases
"iiu 'oaaeSo .:,.'s ou ean smoke tne 'ooaoeo
a;ss"SL ~ issIna ~ .no ~ ps o.e eaoeui "op.
ss' ,t. ~, M"IE s'.y 'un4'e oNen, -,
% ~ ~, ,,,s.y, 9s ,,,s ;s,' - rso.ss WI,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26
AnaIFs IN Utah.
: unfY OF EANOAsTEB

- - ). = ~ y.
tEEEaAay Morn,.il,.Aes. 80 1seS
- 7S st,,,ys ~ YI,ah. = - -
II Ir,.h oorr.sronasnt of ,baN Y
- -
N-P's s s.F - s's'.-s "
guaro % zoe mormon eHs3s'
sssTft Narmons arc exceedingly Hnxious
4l,at,hs ssshy should Oct as far as possible,
I'D ara aa,,nss. IN ,hsi, ,scommsras,;ons
- - :, -
o. sASee ~ 8 'NHssy' ss.saSs sS-
sAooody nas any conhdencss ttat the
praseat season Of peace can last. we see
the symptoms OF collision on evefy hand,
The Mormons themselves, although saodu.
ed. are surely gloomy and disconlsntso'
They are impudent' too. IN their manner
sad conversatson. and NillProyoke person
al olnle1tsles IN !nsir conduct out OF ~n'ch
a general collision may spring al apy
hour, $.
Already the Mormon leaders mere
are Al Eoik TO Setlld Ola Iofnon o. me
iedersi ofleials sent among !hem' MAJOR
8 n Blair told me that Judge EcEIes'
POSTMASTER Morel,, ana loalan hgen's
Hurt ano Oraig' Eesies mas exci'ed murh
hos'',isy oy his otnelrl course IN camp
Scoet last winter. where ne eaa the unpar'
silei-d lmPu lence 20 noid tne MormoLs 10
De traitors, and to insIeate his disposition
to execnie upon them the laws against
treason and ssdetion;
1ov; cumming who seems 70 have oeen
taken into tull communion by The brethren
ev'9enuy sympatD'ses WIN mem 10 tnei'
KIND lntep'lons towards his crolher ONO
ials' ana VIII doubtless exert nis 'nnuence
IN support o. tne Psh'ions OF removal
which, am inclined 70 lh'ns' ne forwards
oy TINS mall - -.
Inc mormens are eelermlned 20 MAKE
an earnest eto9 Tor immediate aomission
INTO ,ne 'onion; IN o'der tha' 'hey may
pass laws estasnsnigg the em'nenuy 40
mest'c lns,s.u.io1 o. polygamy: Ano pre-
venting AZ ln'eIieIanee IGereWAn.
an ApossMe bishop VINO came up iron
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

EEWhere Jolly is seed, shame is the
fruit; aud whore lust is the fruit, sorrow
is justly the wages.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26
HARDWARE AT GREAT BAR GAINS
aperthan ever before OIfered in
r. ~ .ga LanGaster. o. i-'
JOHN EFFIN GER

III TO n N c T ] " q Z Il ~
HAS iatoiy purchased from p. Bopehis Interest In
y the Hardware Ousne.s, and nA to his nj
the ard Importers, large purchase
new goods, which will make his stock Of Hardware
OF the most extensive 10 be found In this market His
facitiesfor purchasing aud with Manu-.
fcturers. which are oquaitO any, Will enable him to
Offer all descrptong o. HARDWARE Mt lovsr prices than
| an VOth sr estabishmenf The attention Of FARMERs
md MOS is yited tothe extrnord nary induce
mentsnow hcldOut 10 them In the way Of great bar
gains-fully satisfied that they consult their own
terest they viii be certain 10 call and e1Rmne his mi
ces before purchasing elsewhere BY close attention
to business, and by constantly keeping hand full
complete assorme and the best goods he homes
large share ofthe patronage ofthe Farme n
| and Mcehani les fthe county. ..-l rI' dD ..-l
April 90, 1854. ~,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

RAIL ROAD.
GOING BAsT
nOING WEST

GOING EAST, TraIns make close connections
ZAnosville with Trains on Genital ohio Road for
Wheeling Pittsburgh and all points East.
GOING WEST, come tlonsare made atCInoinnHt
70 II all points South and West.
THROUGH FREIGHTS RECElPTSto all polntI
East given at Morrow, Wilmington, Washington Cir
cloville and lancaster.
LIVE STOCK sent through wlthoutany detautlon
SHIPPERS would do we'll 10 forward by the Ulncin
natl, Wilmington nnd ZRnosyille Rail Road,
WIN, TUTHlLL. Ass'ts ~
GAINESVILLE, hio.
Nv. WEAKLEY, AZ sat, &,
June u, Ia5a--eh Laneaste lhio.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26

EE What is better than presence of mind
10 railroad accident? Absence Of body
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26
RY a gentleman la'ely took the follow

EFA gentleman la'eIy took the follow.
ing me eoroIigical journal Of his wifs's
temper:
Monday, rather cloudy; in the afternoon.
rainy Tuesday. vsporish; frightened up
a little towards evening. Wednesday,
changeable, inclined to rain. Thursday,
high wind, and some peals Of thunder. :
Friday, fair 10 the morning; variable till
afternoons. cloudy all night. Saturday, .
gentle breeze h.zy. thick fog, aud few
flashes Of lightning. Sunday, tempeslu
Gus and rainy; towards evening some
what caImef.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26
THE cRuIsINR WILL BIZ UN PIT
PTIoNABLE.

TIE CRUISINB WILL BIZ UN PTIoNABLE.
VWNHE Scenery OF and near the domain, has been
thought TO be tbe huestin Ohio, the mir is pure
and healthy, and the medical properties of the
dorfu Springs, Getting 100 gallons per minute are
Influences, superior TO the famed White Surphur, Of
Virginia. (rhere arc attached 10 tho establishment
all the accessories found at the first summer Hotels
In the country The lawns and grounds about the
Hotel are spacious and we'll kept and the bcauIitu
drives through the old icress and along the roman
tic river, arc siugularly attractive, though quite
cluded, q. -ar '..' 4t rr
Arrangements can be made for rooms, by address
Ing IsAAt PAST: oolumbus, Ohio,
Cincinnati, or to Mossrs Failing, Of the Nell House,
aud Kelsey, ofthe American Hotel, Columbus, or Mr..
II. Chamberlain, OF the American Hotel, Delaware.
Extract from Howe's Hlstory OF Ohio.
The fountain 10 n mos. remarkable curiosity, and
rises from the bed ofthe scoto through solid rock.
water, hole about two and half inches,in diHne-
ter. The operators had pierced through about nine
" feet ofsolld rock when the aueur suddenly fell
two feet and up Rushed with grcat force stream o
rise with Its iginal force und violence 10 the pre-
+ sont time. Experiments have shawn some ourOu,
, results; among which was that Of placing an air
tight tube In upright position. one end being In
serted into the hole, when the water shot out Of III
top with much fnrce us when Issuing from the
rock hsneath The water Is driven upward by its owi
gas; temperuturo 10 so degrees und its deposits Ol
the ground around very heavy white deposit iH 10
ON the grounds OF the establlshment Is beaut ia
Chalybeato Springs, having temperature Of AZ deg
desired for making II Of the greatest places o
resort for health aud recreation, west Of the moun
tains From present irdications,itis evidently dea
tuned TO become So" June lc, Is5s--3mO'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26
Cheapest Stock Of Goods in Town
ICAnTJON

Merchants aud Traders will be on their guard and
not be imposed upon BY eounterfeit of Mcrses Indian
Root Pills, signed A. b. Moore All genuine Indian
Root Pills have the name and signature OF A. j. Whth
4 Co., ON each box srsssL r-~-- w
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-26
re- rrrulb lies witbin The hoIy Of holiel

EF Truth lies within the holy Of holies
in thAtmple Of Knowledge, but doubt Is
The vestihule that leads to il. Copprnicus
doubted the truth of the false system ol
others before he established true one oI
his own. Columbus differed in opinion
with all the old world hciore "e discovered
a new one Galileo's terrestrial body was
confined in dungeon for his having as
ssrt I'd ihs motion Of the bodies that are ce-
lestial.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-13
The Way the Money Goes.

Mr.. Wilson, in the course Of his speech
on the extravagant sums spent by the
Administration in collecting the national
revenue, stated that there are, at Niagara,
nineteen msn employed, at an expense Of
Sl2, goo, to collect $4,000; at Oswcgo,
twcnty-three men, at $4,000, to collect
$4,000; at Buffalo, twenty men, at ST..
600, to collect $4,000 at Plattsburg,
twsn;y-six men, at $1,000, to collect
$4,000; at Burlington, thirty-eight men,
at $4,000, to collect IS, 500; at Niscas-
set, eight men, at 1000, to collect sl3O;
at Portsmouth, twenty-One men, at SILL
O00, to collect 50, 800 at Nevburyport,
thirteen men, at $1,000, to collect 50 800;
at Marblehead, nine men, at $1,000, to
collect $3.50; at New Bedford, fourteen
men, at $500, TO collect $500; at
Perth Amboy: thirteen men, at 81 500, to
collect 81 500; at Norfolk, twenty-tLree
men, at $4,000, to collect S6l,0 0; at
Toledo, seven men, 1T 81 400, to collect
s56l at Detroit, ten men, at $4,000, to
collect si95 at San Francisco, one hun
dred and thirty-four men, at :i02 900, to
collect $l,5S0,O00; at Benicia, three men,
at S4,40O, to collect, s.. 800; at Stockton,
one man, at s3,l00, to collect sl43; at
Sacramento, one man, at $1,000, to col
lee, SiO2; at San Diego, four men, at
$1,000, to collect $50; at Monterey, three
men, at S7,0j0, to collect SIS; at San
Pedro, six men, at 81 200, to collect 1904.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-13
Annual Report of the Board of CuratOrs
,lniucrsitp at fcmisbnr9.

The Board, through its Committee OIL
Publication, is happy in being able tt
inform the friends of the University that
its affairs are in most favorable and
encouraging condition.
At the suggestion Of the Chancellor, the
Treasurer (Rev. A. X. BclD prepared a
detailed statement Of the finances of the
Corporation. The document was regarded
by the Board as exceedingly valuable, and
they have recommended that it be pub
lishcd, in pamphlet form, and circulated
through the State. This statement will
show that the property Of the University
Is of great value and, all the buildings,
completed, will be encumbcred with only
about SO, goo Of debt. The buildings
are all that could be wished for the rur-
pose Of education. They admirably com
bine the solid, comfortable, healthy,
and economical, and furnish the very best
and most desirable accommodation for
large number Of students, both male and
female.
The Committee appointed to attend
the Examinations of the Collegiate aud
Academic departments, made the follow
Ing report
That, as whole, the examinations
were highly satisfactory, giving evidence
" care and ability on the part Of the in-
ss'at'ofs' 81 .t' and diligence and perseverance
on the part Of the pupils.
Inc Aeademic department is under
,Ie m ViFeetion OF Geo. Yeager, assisted by
w. w CFamer. Mr. Iesger has been on
The ground only one year, and hence has
Las lo' L-en -tl' fully to dcyclopc any
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-13

"5i40 OR FIGHT 1t will be remem.
bcred that Polk and Buchanan, in 1874,
were friends for war ''for the whole Of
Oregon or none, and that, as soon as they
had defeated Clay by that trick and the
cry of "Polk aud the Tariff of 49," they
gave up sour clear and unquestioned right
to all Of Oregon" and "came down" to
a" We'll, tho LOAcys said, they only
gave up some wild, arid lands, unfit to
hold, and grabbed Texas, California. and
more Slave territory on the South.-Bus
1t turns out that Upper Oregon is fine
soil, and it is said $4,000 persons have
already left California for the gold mines
in Frazer's river,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-13

UNITED STATES BANK.-A few days
since, says the Murfreesboro Telegraph, six
men of Rutherford county-three Demo-
erats and three old line Whigs-entered
into an agreement not to vote for any
man for any Office unless be shall be in
favor of re-establisbment of the United
States bank, and they unanimously re-
solved that they would not listen to any
TO that institution.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-13

The True .Souttron publishes letter
from an intimate friend of the late Gener-
al Quitman, who declares that the National
Hotel disease, which has cost thirty-ono
persons their lives, and destroyed the
health Of sixty or seventy more, was un-
doubtedly the cause of his death, and that
the physicians who attended him perceived
the unmistakeable effects of arsenic.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-13
printing ano Climbing,

fR good style and on t11f IerIlS
oN H0RT NOTICE,
AT THE CHRONICLE" OFFICE
Market Square, LeWisburg
UNgl3 SANS GEA1yl.
FAE0pr TpR SCHOLARS.
Ofau the institutions
In the East in the West,
The glorious institution
Of the scnOoL-E0oN is the best.
There is room f,r every scholar,
And our banner unfurlcI,
Will Il general invitation
To the people ofthe world.
Then come along, come along, make no delay,
Come from every dwelling. come from every way;
Erius your slate and books along, don't be fool,
For USuESAu is rich unou h to scud US ALLTO SCHOOL
Come from where the mighty waters
OF the broad st. Lawrence How,
Come from FLORIDA aud Kansas,
Come from Maine and Mexico,
Come and welcome to the school-room,
From the wide Atlantic shore,
To the golden region where they hear
The Old racitc roar.
Then come along, &c.
We will real and spell, AMI cipher:
Write and think when thoughts are free;
And in study with attention,
Carve noble destiny.
Our motto j. "ENcrlsor.'
And with our motives true
W. will leave the world the wiser
When pass our lifetime through
Then come along, sc.
our fathers gave liberty,
But little did they dream
" the grand result to follow
In the mighty age # steam:
With tho match Of Education
All tie world is set on fire,
And W. knit our thoughts together
With a tccgrarhic wire.
Then come along, &c.
Will Eurorcs in commotion-
Her monarchs in a fret
We are teaching them lesson
Which they forget
IND this thrY fast are learning.
Uncle sam j. uat fool;
Tor the people do the voting,
And the children % 10 school.
Then come along, &c.
The wise in every nation
Ar jcuin, heart and hand,
To spread love Of kuowl,d.r,
And Of Freedom. DER the land;
Aud Uncle sam is ANXIOUS
That his children all should be
OF the wscst and the iravcst,
Aud most worthy 10 b, free.
Then come along, &c.
Come. join our swelling numbers,
And aivanc" with Us along
We viii all, in friendly union,
Sing in VISIONS way song,
Cutil every land re-echO
With the free and joyous call,
Come ye to the Fouut Of Knowlrlzr-
There's a welcome for You al.
Then along, come along. make no delay, &c.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-13

The magnet has been applied to a new
use. y smith in Brighton, England,
while forging piece of iron, felt some
thing strike his eye, and applied to 4 doc
tor, who discovered that piece of iron
had imbcdded itself in the ball of the eye
After vainly endeavoring to extricate it
in the usual way, he thought of power
full magnet which he had He applied it
to the eye, aud was rcjoieed at finding the
piece of iron instantly removed. 1t was
as large as grain of wheat.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-13

1t will be remembered that during the
first two years, portion of the Mexican
war debt was paid of, but, no,Withstand-
ing that extraordinary source of expense,
the appropriations required for all tho
purposes Of the Government were in no
instance much more than one half of what
has been expended BY Mr. Buchanan in
the fiscal year just concluded, aud in 1852
the sum expended was less than half this
amount. The people will not fail to
make their own comments-Ohio State
Journal