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prptefes 8e8ln bn Ylas u@attle S60p", aur 4bbaifnno ~
ptcnteS OeS bepprftepenpea - SangerfefeS q lotnss
fpGrmfen Dant ausjubrilfen. '''"tn
SIS 5etst MIR bies, Dap 70 pele bunbsrt meiner M,i+h5,o..
metn Stra6eI, benz Dublttam tinen anitdn biaea GrbSi"rosset
berauribten Ino 5u ertalten, anertennen, uHo MRS miSS ~
nur NOD mtbr anfensrn, ban pieIen MaturldDnbs;te%n "v tmS
perrltA %Bele8enet plaBes burds. beaaeme unb prsfriihS tS1s
rt@tuneeH unter bic Nrme 81 ereifen. fV' S'"'
sDas nun os - 4n9estea" anbenn9t, 70 Bite fb ons
meme grounds, bic fp 70 marin fir meinssn' plab In tsrs ~ =
pm lest an ntpt mepr 9e5en ben Sel6lu6 Der DsIeoat,n ~
astttrea nnp edcnr1 Osan&t benz Sene feibf an }noSsm
eaden Sic nns isst suianmen ritfsn, TRACE Sster Ien SSors.
letn oa5a pet pen frsrtoen Gaiten sa seisen, bag BaIttnrOrp
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% nta9 eGn 70. AprtlD pas 5peite 0s b Dertrtdea UtrD, wDsu
aue @tlI8lteotr ~ttnge!aSen psrpea Ia tDrtnt SeriumaIAnes
Icfdl ju etf0etnea.
N5. taat Sei9lns pom Is. bitfes, tit ben BON iest an ueu-
Sugspenpen DtttSIte0ern cine Bet Dpn 4 l80Gen eiaeerdumI
DProea, UNI DC OtS ls5t iNpn etn6s5ablten Sever ~nn@3utra.
gen; bis Dtpntd8 Grp bic lteDe ate @tnld9e entaeaenaenpm.
men. 9tebea0er etnes GUT Or91ntftrten NereinS f0nara Az IL
ptr 3ett pct perm 9eiO, Q. oopar0tfaBf w. 1872, unD il.
ben Ilsnta8 abeno III pc reBeImaBtBeH ~8tr1ammluna tr,
Nnlb lie 5ct dneu
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oct pat, uno ant OrsrntpataB NGb uttta3s un z llbr in BEN
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uno @sntrat Apsnue, bic Annapms per GDHtttattuu, Nsams
tenpdbl nn6 De erlte @tnSaplauB felthnOea Miro. 10 wtrotn
btesmtt eac Dttjent8en et lupt, weI@i bem SereiH betSutreten
@anfNen, fA re@t sa9lreia etnlMfIOsa.
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Nlener NannpreIn.

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AnO tao alr SafpaOfaSe eta8elageu, vtOata8 eea %. Aprtt
Na@mtltaBS ) Hpr, bt IN Us N, Rntler'S Q0tal, xdI
99n 9dmpieGos uuo @%ptHBtti., 1tGttFnbtnDen 0eriam nuns
brSI@Upaen, np pr eSsiese Aar Seratvuna pOttigaea, an
eeGa i4on etae 9roBe Ad5dp. .OSu MntDttlsn uatEr, sfDnet fnp
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oen0tn oaup tretn antal9ltsBen, ,psreen ~ Der auf 0ttttwO0
BEN 81. Aprtl, AbenbS Is 1br, fatttnbenben 8erfam mlung
GEL 9arleu, 30. II DR. 9om5aratrJ no bs Continuation sur
4bft arnHn9 iGmnt, staSeiabea.
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8eti6tetruron -~oltfmor~ ms TO-

NcW. 0crf, %. April. DE DampIer
8anoerblt unO @ltp 81 Baltimore ~leselten beute
uun bier na9 europa ab, Der e~rltere init $50
BaIIasieren unp beinabe $1,O0O,OOO in Sart.
GELD, Der lebtele nit 240 Palll9ieren unp
$350,000 in 6artgelo. Der 8lnoerbilt fibrt
na4 Sarre unp Die @itp Of Baltimore na6 81,
perpccJ.
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Mfet9Ooilttn 1BreDi9er Sarpin, Der anoef(aat III.
leine 6tau perSiitet gu baben unO Der Dor eili,
gen SaSen IN Bbeelius Ya. Oerbaftet muroe.
1T leete yeadt bier eingebradt pprOeu, @5
berrl4t bier OBJ Dielem Sale sroBe Aufreauna
9(nirlDr III YblaOelpbia.
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9apie, Der BET DEM neulinen 6~euerlnannSs
Aufrubr SetSptet warp, 1T beute Natmittas une
ter unSebeurem 53ulauIe b~eSraben porOen.
0ernad %eutltauD ein SampI 5wllden 5wei
6euer.@ cnpa8nteen im rberen Gbeile Der
Start, mcbel rnebrere Yerlpnen ernltli6 per-
wunoet wurpen. @etSotet murDe MielnanD
(@apie mar elmer Der sefdbrlidlten Mprpbus
ben RbllaDelpbta's, Dem gang Oledt seldab,
oaB er bon eireul anberen Worobuben erI6cis
len wurpe. 9ein pUmpSles 9ei6eubeaanouiR
lit eben 10 ifanoal68 ME bus Des WtSrDerS
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SrpG, no ee AuFeritebung hes &lpiumS oefetert W.rb. ga
@l9tlIrt Ut BON Ietnen EefBer Ggf Da6 fAbnte uno elfoan
tete elnBsrt9tet DOroen Muo sur Gore bf(er MnferFeDuns u II
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OrDBer Mulrctn
bal oer nOlI Balllmpre Nlbel[e

III oer vOlt Dalllta0re Ntbelters Dalle,
Np. SO Ebame9fr.
Nhn 0fterniUntds pirb in Dbtger 9dae, 8ormtttags 10 ubt,
Elm GROCER un0 betttat.t 9aa& G~afsefeBt werSea, wetu wr
ae unisre Sreunpe HnD BeIannte pterntt g5a.6 etnlaDea.
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Van Hagen q Welcomes.
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@aranitrt SUafdn5t8e 8efriebisuns su seben O6er antern.
faas bic SuruderfIttuag bs 0eIoes.
&C. unisre Agenten tnb dngeptefen ale V1dnael al pers
9utea uo uns 0afIr gu belGfeI.
". Ban 5dn8tn, Elm pratrti4er Setfenfe CT bat felt 5a0ren
nit bteter Sette erpertmtatirt urp pielelbe 10 %SeEbeHsrt, DGB
sr TN Staa0e 1T .eine 5Ctfs su liefsru, wel6e 3 eli, 1elD
uno Arbett efipart. lBtr wuHi@in bteefbe Ntemanoea
nn3upretien, iGnoera punihsn Hur, edB lie elm 9foer, gcunGB
uniersr ~Anretiun8, prcbirt uRo MIR aeben Screen pds AanIs
selo aErad, ipsnn pe Setfe niDt p%Uafanpis pas lfutet, pofur
MIR tie e%npfeplen.
AaBer anoerer gcrslSe uber sep5bnltGt Seize neunen mir
4. Die QDIibe braa@t niAt 8etp b unD ntAt 10 rarf
gerteben Su Ieroen.
2. @tR y Il ND reibt 70 melt ais 3 . uno @Dftn.
O6ee 2 Ytunb beffere 9etfe.
5. IS ntnlnt nur Die oalfIe Bett, UNI cine WGlde nit bic.
Ter Setfs au maiden, ais NIT sepDonltder Setfe unD
Dir 8arnnliren eatar, 6ab ite DGs 3tae nt@t anBre It
Oter mirbt md9t.
a. BUM NetntGen bar Sstfdrbe un6 gum NuspdlGen S0n
6ett, xper Doer Dr. ders& tntea. 8Ieden lit tie unubrr.
tre1iin. MebGnifer, OruGer uuo MaIer folten ne 5am
s6afHen Der 9anbe benHsen, oa tie bic 0aut slatt aaD
petG madt.
5. IS iiap mar ole befen @atertalien gu btsisr Sttfe unp
gar tetne SaureH Get 8erferti9nns berfeIbeR be-
nnbt. 1nb mir tOnnen 0esBal5 pafIr BarGnurea, bas
pieie Seife weoer BITE Jdr6e nod Das @eDeee Ger fe'nfea
Stpfe, ais Sptssn &c. angreifr.
6erner ~Dsffdufsn mir
Qan 5lasen'S Gbemieal-Getfe unb DIsiaesSetfe
bel Der Dor unp al 9Dtebers Wertauier.
Apfs1p 6. 2eDertns, SO. 90 80. aumbarSft.
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et~n8eldQen mir BON
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WQihiuntOu 2meinfdhn.

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hanpen ME fDl5t:
Bon 3 uIttm Ure td8lt6 UNI 10 unb z a. DtOraens unb
$50 1taAmtttngs, anssenpmmRn SOnntags; GDnntaas Im
20 aiprgens.
Bon ID a f9tn8toa itben Gag um 4.4O unO $50 Dior.
gems uno no 6.15 Na5mtstdsS, IusgenDmmen Spnnta9s !;
SonntIgS UNI 3 uNr 9lad)mtttags. -
Der erie unb hrtt { jug D0u 8aIttMDre unb gBalbtnatDu
itno art te @rpreB5ase nab paItea nr IN 94afbinat0n u. An>
napcltS Sanction.
Sur Ssqatmli6fett fur Yerloaen, peIae aber Wa6t In
Baltimore Dbet QB1i9tngton Su ri i5eh MIR lDen wer5tn BiI.
lette a~us9e8eten, welte fur bte NG lmtftaes;Iae 5Rr Dtnreile
uno que oe nGblten Mor8en5age tfar retoutJ 9alttJ ifnp.
SeiDnbers Gin uno 3uruf.4fftts werben fHr tie Samlag
NbeRb- Goer SennIdss MCrgen. uno sur Ntetparretfe fur pe
De9ntdg Dior8eniuae dusaegGben.
-GtenID wsrben Nuno-ttterS Serfauft fur BITE Mpraeniiee
u. 8at 8r Nndrstlt NIT ben 9tabmittag sSngsn ME ~gewGbnliN.
ap2o,4p ". y. 9 mttp IrdnspOrtmetter.
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Gpntmteripirtbidbafts NrD6nmnn.

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Osr unterSei6neIe ertaubt FG, fstnen 6reunben unS bsm
publtfum I'm Ml8emctneH Bite ~ereetenfe Auaetas a. madsa,
ba6 or ieine praDtspa seegene 9 nrtenptrtbf dlft;
Bellevue Garden
nd3fen MSntaa ben %. Aprtt, a1s am OfsrmOntad. benz
lthieitfn erDfnen wtrb.
Gin aussesi&netes Maft.GUrps inter esitams bss Serr,
Charles Yert9 fur
9armCnie mnS San5mufff
Tt snaaeirt, unb ptrb In ie6er 8sjtebuns @aes ~aufaeSOtea
werbfn. nm bic Sefu6sr y. uIo nnen s~ufriclen An feaea.
&U- @inirittspreis 10 @ents.
M1tuneSopa 80. Muumdnn.
80. Bel nnBunftger gEttteruns fnpet bic Gr5Fnana an
etnent anbestn, nGber su bsSttanenben L. sc fdtt.
fSM Der Sbtae
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pe8 Oameu Sdubma1er8mel9s go. q.
Deu 0titslteoerd Ottsen 3wetss btene btsrmit CUR Wa Artbt,
Dap bic nabfe Mectiug GH &tsnta8 ben 70. Nprtf D. aats
aDenb5 z LGr TN SianenfetnpiaS, ~de bun 0us. Enl
Eronttr. @. 5t0d) a~bssbaItsa miro, wOsu D 6 Wftt9fteOer up
ale Dealbs Oamea(@uUmd0ef bpftbF rnBsluoeu fnb.
JIM Mdltage
SW 4eter Awabtuoaafen @efr
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SrONeS Acknowledgements

I'm Dfer- aeOntaa
IN Der uWalbin9tcn 6alIe."
Das U~LIttnDre Sertett trS I'M Itrein NIT NpQanb,s sDu.
Et.&Orps untsr Otretttpn bes Yrpfefor abtenO am DIR
abOnidg ben 70, AprtI Elm rNa1mtitass -GOniert4 aeben, mp.
Oct PER- xletn tinf8e UeiaasstIae NIT Or6sfsrbtaIris
tung DprtrdDen Dtrb.
Oas @Dnsert tssthnt UNI 8 nbr Ma1mittaas.
@tattitt 10 Gents a gerf0n. s, Teutbemsr
az philadelphia tapsr6trr. eg1
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OrtrasSpn5e

am ORernOntas 0bsnb ben 25. b, Nf. N ber NrbeHer.6aae
MOO ELECTROMAGNETIC, inter Der Direction ts 6rrrn
8. YerBf6. Ots 8erwaltuna. (SM
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gDe bleiben benin Der 9raltQent 0c. $ etfe unb Der 6gfrs.
tar pr. 5 term nm Der yrDDtftOns. - efeIIt ~ 81
beS ArbetterbunDes, bic isbfn Spnntaa In, 9srisar1
lbip 5pafe, RD. Ia 5re6sridltra fA einnnOe ieIrn Z SIR
llnttrset6nete Dartete lett rs. atdr5 ieOen Sountaa y > ; a ~
It TIM genannten Qctal auf bic pbigen SER en. -
W 9etnr. S6Gaf. WttaIfeb.
plancS gu cerfaufen.
Wiebtere neue quite Wtanp werbe en- weaer Nfonoeg 4 n Raur
biAtg p~ertawft tn DIV. 52l g0e~f.8alttmprenr. Mp25.1w
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NuBerproentlldIe Observation-Disclosures

beS
Nllsemeinen
Mrbctt. Sranfcn= llntcrItaknnaS=g Scrciu.
Die Dttt9ltepe neroen biermtt peua@rtpttaG baR Dtenaon
ben 20. Aprtl Abenbs s ubr cine @ensraiperlamntuna 1aTtss
fnoet, tnosrh meprsre Aatra9e Gum @efs gu erbeben, aar Mn.
ntm nun8 Dprlteeen. :" "
MO Cd, arts1r. @rdabent.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-09


EXPRESS ENrgRrRIsE.--Mr. Z. Swift has y pro-
ieet for saddle trail from the head OF Redwood
Valley, Mcndocino county, through Round val
ley, to the Hayfork OF the Trinity river, near
Weaverville, which cannot fail to commena ltsell
to the favor of our people, II they consider the
advantages to be derived from it, Mr. Swift has
made one trip over this route. aud is now stock
ing It aud making all requisite arrangements for
running an express regularly yet 1t is necessary
to expend some labor on the trail and he asks
about S 900 from the people of this region and
along the line, for this purpose. II seems to us
that self interest demands this Investment. The
distance from the Metropolis 20 Weaverville Is
about one hundred and ffty Mules less by Petaluma
than by Sacramento. 1t trail is laid out over
this route, and regular communication establish,
ed. the public eye will open to the advantage OF
this route over the other and the saddle trail Will
give place to good wagon road, without the ad-
vocacy of expressman or Journalists Fe'a1ama
Journal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-09
Tur TIMuEn, BIRps AND ANNALS OF CALAvERAs.

THE TIMBER, BIRDS AND ANIMALS OF CALAvERAs.
The table land is exempt from snow for five
months in the year but frost falls nearly the
year round, and the nights are cold. The timber
is somewhat dwarfed by this almost constant
freezing process, the trees being not more than
one tu three feet in diameter The timber is
chiefly cedar, fir and kind Of pine which has
some of the characteristics Of fir and hemlock.
On the bottoms, and along the margins OF streams
the aspen, dwarf wild cherry. plum willow and
alder are found. There are 10 fish in the lakes
as they have no communication with the rivers ;
but on their shores, among the wild leeks, flags
and willows, great numbers OF cranes, ducks,
grouse and mountain quail congregaie in summer
and autumn. Here, in these cold solitudes' un-
disturbed by the crack of gun or scream OF hawR'
they make their nests and rear their young. UP,
on the first autumnal mutterings, when the wihd
shifts and blows from the south, the ieathcreo
weather prophets at once take wing ana LOT sea
sou abandon the land of snow and irosts. Before
the first snowfall, large wolves, puma, deer
grizzlies and ground hogs are often seen III .ncse
the first approach of winter, except the ground
hog he hunts his hole in the rocks and hides his
he ad from the long season of storm. When win
ter has once fairly commenced his reign, the only
animals to be seen are the silver grey fox, TIE
weasel and the martin, fine ur-bearng animal
in tbis state, about the size OF the domestic cat
All these are wary. and shy OF man, seldom ven
tpr;nr from their dens except in the night In q
climoio most fearful to every other animal, THESE
itt,o denizens of the snow bank sport, fatten ana
perfect their garments OF fur.--Sa" 'a"a'edS an
DEPENDENT
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-09

SETTING BAD ExAMrLE.-Sam. Brannah got
in high way yesterday, in the vic'nity OF 'ne
st. George. compelling Deputy Cons'abie 1acooS E,
to take him in charge and deliver him at 'ue ota'
zion House When arrested, in the first Instance,
for disturbing the peace he declined accompany.
ing the officer In 'furtherance of his views oi
the matter, he so weakened in the knees that the
officer was (with the assistance of Justice Barr
compelled to bear him bodily until passing dray
could be chartered, upon which he was taken to
the corral Meantime he committed an assault
on the officer, and was therefore detained on two
several charges. OF course he was indignant
that be should be so treated, and when the meal
hour approached was particularly offended that
Chinese " trusty," who deals out the food to
prisoners. should present him with his supper,
according to rule. The defendant remained in
durance till about P. NJ, when he was baled
out on a deposit of 500. having meantime de.
posited his waite b, valued at about $500. Samuel
Brannan should set q better example to the tax
paying community of California Sacramento
Union, 30h alt.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-09

PRINTERS " HELL"- Everybody familiar with
printing Office, knows what printers " hell :"
is-generaiy an old shoe or box where damaged
type is deposited The Sierra Democrat has Rsew
description of hell" in printing office, which
answers very we'll Read II:
It's seven or eight bummcrs who rush In when
you're making roller, TO see II the Office isn't
on fire IT'S fellow who wants to look over your
file of year before last it's two or three fellows
who don't want to interrupt you. but just sit
about an inch from your elbows, and swapping
your scissors. and the other tumbling your papers
in every possible shape, occasionally exchanging
papers between the top and undersde of the table
while you are trying TO write. That's hell u q
printing office.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-09
Weeterry dee !

How RoYMTY Blows ITS NosE--Estelle A.
Lewis the poetess, writing from Paris, thus des-
crbes the appearance Of Napoleon and his " bet
ter half" attending mass;
The Empress seemed TO be suffering from a
cold or something else /; for she blew her nose
several times loud enough to awake the dead.
She first carefully laid the delicate organ in a
large, fine, white handkcrchief--then fairly drew
herself up to the business-gave one long sound
ing blow, finished with two or three short, quick
ones, in exact imitation Of a conch calling the
people from the workRelds. During the sermon,
the Emperor and Emperess sat with their faces
opposite my pew, and had full view OF them.
While the Empress was occupied with her nose,
the Emperor kept up brisk gymnastic exercise
with his thumbs, making the one leap over the
other, sometimes turning somersets, as If to try
their strength.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-09
OBJ Grimitp goutnal.
WEAVERVILLE, CALI,
saturday Morning, July o, 1850.
The war---By Tcnnyson.

Listen the gun of liberty doomed,
Italy sheds her blood to be free,
France is marching and Austria doomed,
Freemen of Britain, where are yeY
Home home Englishmen, home!
Slowly but surely your turn will come,
Englishmen, Englshmen, Englishmen, home!
Bulls may trample on Libertys cap,
India bloody and crowned with thorns;
But dare they disturb q Gallcan Nap
France would take the bull by the horns
Home home! Englishmen. home!
Slowly but surely your turn will come,
Englishmen, Engishmen, Englishmen, home!
Vampires in Asia have sucked her dry,
Full are your butts but sour the grape;
Pennies We turn, but not If ye try
Can We find on them outlines OF Libery's shape!
Home home Englshmen. home
Slowly but surely your turn will come,
Englishmen, Englishmen, Englishmen, home!
Home for France of the south holds the key
Home! for Freedom has left you out;
Locking the straits, she sets the East free:
The n what the Devil would you go about!
Home home Engishmen, home!
Slowly but surely your turn will come
Englishmen, Engishmen, Englishmen, home
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-09
NUMBER 25.
The sailor Boys Death.

" rey me TO rest In the ocean wave,
II has been my home, let IL be my grave;
7 Iot the restless surges with solemn roar,
Peal NV funeral dirges for evermore
NV spirt has ever been wild and free,
Bury me deep III the chainless sea"
{" Raise me up on deck the sufferer said,
Rough forms stood rouad his dying bed
" Take my parting words and my last farewell
To The home where my brother and sister dwell
Tell my younger brother, noble youth'
With an open brow and heart OF truth,
That my dying blessing rests on his head,
He must take the place of his brother dead
Let him be like me, sailor free,
And seek his home on the deep blue sea.
Nv little sister, whose eyes Of blue,
Reveal the depths of her soul to view,
She will mngle her own with my mothers tears
May God watch over her innocent years.
There is another" his voice was low,
His eye grew dim and his pulse throobed slcw'
" There Is another, whose gentle eye,
Was dimmed with tears, Us she said good Dyc,
NV mother, my mother" he said no more,
The voyage of the sailor youth was DER.
--H,stchings' Mdgdsins.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-09

An INDIAN VERpIcr.-In the good old Colony
times the red men seem to have been in the babit
OF administering crowners quest law" among
themselves, occasionally ending in most edfying
results. On one occasion one OF their number
was found frozen to death near tavern, where
he had been exceedingly intoxicated over night.
His tribe having taken possession OF his body,
summoned up body Of medicine men to ascer'
tain the cause of decease. The white spectators,
impressed by the solcmnity Of the proceedings,
and expecting some warning against the vice o,
drunkenness, were considerably astonished by
the rendition of the following verdict THAT
the deceased came to his death in consequence Of
the freezing in his body of n quantity of water
which be had mprudently been induced 70 min
gle with the rum he d.ank y
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-09

LOOK TOWARDS THE LIGHT.-The sailor on the
midnight sea, If he would guide him across the
trackless deep must not look upou the dark
troubled waves, but at the clear blue heavens
II the sky is overcast, and the star is yelled by
the clouds, he must turn to his compass, and its
needle, ever true to the pole, will point to the
star, though 1t be hidden from bis vision. SO we,
tossed upon many bllow If we would see
heavens guiding light, must not look on the
waves of temptation, that dash and break around,
but above, to God. Should darkness and clouds
gather in the sky let us turn to the Bible, and IL
will point to Him who shines beyond the clouds
Of unchanging glory.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-09
OLD TINE RELIcs.--From HAchings' Magazine

OLD TIME RELIcs.--From Hutchings' Magazine
for july:
At Benec;a may be seen ten highly and curl
ously ornamched bronze cannon, six Founders
nud four 4 Founders. that were brought originally
from old Spain, and taken at Fort Point during
our war with Mexico The following names and
dates are inscribed on some OF them besides coats
Of arms, &o.
''San MARTINI Ano. d. 1854"
"Poder, Ano. d. 1882
" San Francisco, Ano. d. 1878"
" San Domengo, Ano d. 1879"
"San Pedro Ano. ID. 1881
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-09

Be HoNEsT.-Society has no greater enemy
than the desti oyer of confidence; and he is at
least incousiderate and rash, il not criminal, who
suffers himself to occupy position towards his
fellows OF so doubtful a nature as to render him
liable Mt any time to forfeit their confidence and
abuse their trust. Gratitude for favors received,
If not the promptings OF honor and selfrespeet,
should stay the hand Of the party that would
bring insolvency upon himself and ruin upon bis
creditors. But honor and self respect must both
be gone when the voice of gratitude ceases to be
heard.-.Hountain Messenger.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-09

HoME.-To build happy home, six things are
requisite. Integrity must be the architect, tldi-
ness the upholsterer. 1t must be warmed by affec-
tion and lighted up with cheerfuncss. Industry
must be the ventilator, renewing the atmosphere
and bringing in fresh salubrity day-by day (;
while over all, as protecting canopy and glory,
nothing will suffice except the blessing Of God.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-09

MICHIGAN is becoming famous for classic bor-
rors." The other day an unmarried German
lady, resident at Saginaw, invited all her neigh
bors to sumptuous banquet The guests arrived,
and the genial hostess herself duly received them
When summoned from the drawing-room to the
dining room, they found the fair lady corpse.
She had taken arsenic at the critical moment
and they had TO take melancholy departure.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-09

Voices OF THE NIGHT.-An Eastern editor has
been favored with grand Frog Concert. He
transcribes the recitation as follows:
"Kung dc nung-kung tnng,
Koo de tung, to koo;
Titteri, tittery nong,
Titteri, titteri koo."
FULL CHORUS.
Bung de kung--kick hu
TIE de we noun koo.
SOLO SOPRANO.
Tiddery pc de we dc KUN.
Pc de weet, pc dc weet
CHORUS OF nAss VOICES.
Kung, kung, trata kung,
Diggory KUN, de kun de boo.
TREE-TOAD SOLO.
Tr-a-to weet!
Weeterry dee
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-09

For Plies PEAK-A party Of four from this
village, composed of John S. and James Conk-
ling, Hiram Norris aud Henry Wisner, started
for Pixies Peak a week or two ago, in search of
the "yelow boys" The first named is an old
hand at the business, having been among tho
mountains in California for some four years.
NiddietopR (N " Wing Press.