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Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-08-27
NUMBER 80.
Important stnte Events.

.JouN f. DENT has withdrawn his name as indc-
pendent candidate for Clerk of Shasta county,
which will surely elect John Anderson. TuG
debt Of Siskyou county is over Sl35,OO0. .MRs.
JAMES IINRrwELI, of San Jose, recently present
ed her husband with twins, after fifteen years alb
sencc of little ones. Wonderful climate, that, of
Santa Clara .KENNoyAN, the California pcdcs-
trian, was killed at the seige of Tepcc, on the 23d
of June Two HUNDRED aud seventy prisoners
have escaped from the State Prison in three years
ID n. GAzrAY has been fined $50 in San
Francisco for insulting his own wife. Funny
proceedings. THE cost Of State printing for ten
fiscal years ending June 30th, 1859, was SlltI,-
$50. ElGuTY-wVE persons were recently adj
mitted to citizenship 10y the District Court OF I'll
Dorado county. 4 DIGGER woman recently pro-
menudcd the streets of Marysvillc wearing hoops
and II vail n L. Brown has dissolved his
connection with the Nevada JoarRai. Tue Te-
hama gazette has commenced again,
Our NATURAL BorNpNRIEs,- The following
Incident is from the pen Of cN-rrcsidcnt Pierce.
1t occurred on the meeting OF American and En-
glish naval officers in the Mediterranean, Said
the Englishmon
"CapColn, have but one great objection to
your countymeu.'
"Ah!' naiycy said the captain, "what is
thot?'
-" An Unsuitable desire for the acquisition OF
tcrritoryn Then, becoming excited by his sub
icct he continued al am satisfied, captain,
there will be no end to t.'
"Oh, yes quantity and coolly replied tho
captain
"For Gods sake wbcn?' cmphalically inquired
the officer.
when" responded the captain, preserving
his equanimity, "we reach our natural bounda'
res"
"Will you please to inform me where those
may be ~ irtcrrogatcd the English officer, sar-
cuStjcdly
"Whcrc 2' said the captain, assuming his IN
imitoblc manner, " from HI to the Aurora Bo-
realis!'
LATE NEWS, OVERLAND. The overland mail az
rived at San Francisco on the ooh. st. Louis
news to July 2Sth
Late European Ndviccs declare the peace news
/ fully confirmed but no further particulars Much
dissatisfaction exists in Paris at the terms of the
peace, the condition of whtG,mi, "lpa,
"Austria and France Win support III iurfla
ton Of an Italian Confederation. Lomhardy, ~
lar as the line of the Mncio, is to be given up
Mantua, Peschicra and the whole of VencliN re-
mains in Austrian possession, The princes of
Tuscany and Modena return to their States
universal amnesty is granted"
The Pope had been burned in enigy mt Milan,
aud Napoleon aud Victor Emanuel were unirlcnd-
| ". 1t was thought doubtful whether Garihadt
would lay down arms The fact is Italy has
gained nothing, whilo the Emperor returns to
| PARIS nominally Il conquerer, bat in reality
baliled and dshonored man.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-08-27

BEAUTIFUL PIcrURE.--A mother teaching her
child to pray, is an object at once the most sub
lime aud tender the imagination can conceive.
Elevated above earthly things, she seems like one
Of those guardian angels the companion Of our
earthly pilgrimage, through whose ministrations
we are inclined to do good and turn from evil.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-08-27

WHAT 4 PooR GIRL DD.--A Cincinnati paper
states that u few years ago, an orphan girl APP
piled aud was admitted to set type for that paper,
She worked two years during which time she
earned, besides her expenses, about two hundred
dollars, aud avaiiug herself Of the facilities
which the printing Office offered, acquired good
education. She is now associate edtres5 of u
paper, and engaged to be married to one OF the
smarlcst lawyers in Ohio
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-08-27

TIE Ogdensburgh DaiiY journal, speaking of a
recent walking feat which had been completed
by highland maid, in which she had walked
sixty consecutive hours, says she had better
walk into the affections OF some young man, and
do up the culinary of his house-she had.
We wouldn't wonder il the order of things men.
toned in the closing paragraph should be re-
yeIsed, eventually.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-08-27

Nor REMARKABLE. is said that in tie lower
portion of the 18th Senatorial District Tohama
and Colus--they doubt Jonathan Logans demo.
cracy because he bolted against Judge Miller at
the time of his election in this county in 1851.
The Shasta Coarier explains that Mr. Logan had
no opportunity TO bolt, as at that time he was the
regular Democratic nominee for County Judge,
and Jadge Miller the Whlg candidate, and Miller
beat him They had better go Logan il that is
the only objection to him.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-08-27

An lIoNo3Ep C0UNrY.-The lmrican .hcssea-
qer thinks if furnishing politicians aud officers in
this country is an honor, Litchdeld county, Con
nccticut, is honored 1t is the birth place Of
thirteen United States Senators, twenty two mem
bors of Congress, twenty four Supreme Court
Judges, ten Presidents and eight Professors Of
Colleges. In 1881, the Vice President and one
eighth of the United States Senators were natives
of or educated in Litchliod county. Tn lSlO,
one-scvcnth of the Senators were found to have
been educated in that county,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-09
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3. .rsl.a.E'.r- 'n 'h' world 'a'' 70
ms u1r should '' moro E'4','a' '''
.s. aHa.'.-, .' 's'.e poverty which n''s'-
..s s.r..- ,1 I.'a ur-.s v.rg great
s...'.--H.-s. Poverty .s .ne '' i'a hs.i
....s. % .a-aa quality 'n '1'''ta''. 4 'r'-
.ul. .'.- 10 .' "se rra-lh''s "''' honor
ra ".' I.ir'. q. demonstrate ''iH
ar- stu.f. i.h. oTHls''' '' worthy
a.rsr.-.a.ly r''' '"'1. young NON
0.. rE-H.i'''.. '.. 's'' nos
anything ls cH r.T.T 5'' ".''. "
's-... 10 . raar.s. y young .''' "',
.r. '.. ... ".. .A'..' '' '.' ..' %.
larF. Ir.rs HI.1 .'-.' ana '' ! ."'N
.. wish ever. e.-.-.'E '-'' ''.''.
..1'a' ,a a.' Niy' my -' "'. ''',.' ''''
como corner l'i moe H."',''' l'''''-
.l-. l t..a'11I t-.s "''' men '"'' "
r..-s. '- b.. an'T ra'as ia'.' ".' are nos
Fras.as.r v.r.l '-''ns' Will, ~ awe
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-09
VOLUME 27, NO 8.

oyes bsaming with an expression 80 holy.
tha, she seemed like some disenbodied spir.
il. which, having bOen perfected by suffer.
ing. had rasorrsd to encourage and comfort
,hose who was still In tho vale Of tears.
" hen bads her farewell, and promised 10
SEQ her nett day. !, was with q prssenti-
nsnt tia, | had looked upon her for tho
las, timo. And 80 IL proved for Was
next morning informed tha, il' spirit bad
taken its light about twelve o'clock The
nigh, before"
The old man thus concluded his rslsn.
choly tale; and after sitting for some time
in 'ilen, rejection, my guide again spoke,
and. pointing to deep pool at some dis-
tanec down the stream. informed me ,hss
large trout were sometime. caught there.
and having adjusted our fishing tackle. We
proceeded to Il. Bat though our spor, vas
unusually good, I, did not bani.h from my
sind during tia, day for single instant
tho affecting story Of the ill.i.l.d Hsl.a
symibSton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-09

IxNoRr,Lrrr. There neser was q greater
truth than that sn1uneiated by late Ger
man banker. who bad exhausted his Life
In amls'ing colossal fortune. He Was
surrounded BY some young friends, snd die.
poscd % give them the benefit Of hs bitter
experience. " Here, said he. - are before
you the bu',s OF psn. who have gloriously
cultivated the liberal arts. have met
with those busts, and o.hor bus,S ike them
wherever ! lave travelsd-sll over the
world. PaInlcr---posis-.culptors-.tates-
men-mcn distinguished in every s.ld Of
esniu'-havc their passport, to immortal.
iiy erected in stone. throughout the globe;
bot, my frisad. have never yet sssu .
statue erected to the memory Of = man whs
ha, devoted his life to making money!
The Gflusnee Of sneh = maa mus, b. bis
only consolation. III will bo hOnored in
lifc--bu, ia death h, Il forgotten; Tor hs
has l,ft behind him nothing to eIals bis
race. or bonor tho nasure of the divinity
within him. bsyoad that Of the grca,ss,
boor who obeyod him iara 'sOns.dsrsiion.' >"
fhiak GIFT! lS Y. Mercury.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-09

The following instance o! sharp practice.
related 20 US as an actual fact, is entirely
too good to keep: II no, new It is worth re-
repetition:
"a distinguished railroad fnsneisr.
banker and member II the church, in GET
TIM up bauk in one Of the western eiiies,
invoked the aid Of tho Bishop in making
'np'criplion' to the capital stock, by ask.
ins the loan Of hi, note on time for isv
thousand dollars. telling him II was mere
matter Of form-that be would not be oblis.
to pay il, Sc. Tho bishop complied. and
90, b5ins person who gave much attention
70 worldly matters. and no. OVsr-burdsnsd
With the ready. his note which had gone
into tho hand. OF brother banker OF the
inancler, was as matter Oi course protsst-
81 Tor nonpayment when l, became due.
Our financial friend, who had KEEP, watch
Of the note, now goes quietly and with much
apparent secrecy to brother member Of the
church, and with bsnsyolcncs bsamIng on
his coun,enance, informs him that the
Bishops note !. lying a! the bank. under
protest. " This is too bad" say, he. "bai
nothing must DO sai about It we must
take up tic note. and will head the sub
seription with $50" The requisite sum
was soon raised. aud the bishops note paid.
The lnancier made bis stock clear at sOsi
Of $50 only, and n, once took position
among his fellow members. as pillar Of tho
church. -. Y. Eve. Post.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-09

T,rivo Cotps. 4 "Ca,L /. %, ne
ce..ar,.y tho result ol low or high tsmpera.
.ur,. A psrsln may 81 from a hot bath
directly INTO cold one, or into snow
even. and uo, take cold. lie may remain
OUT in tal coljs.t atmosphere until chilled
through. and s.iIl n5t take cold. On the
contrary, 10 may take g1li by pouring a
couple %. ,-b,ssp,onlu.' OF water upon
sJus parts OF bis dress, or by standing in
a door. or before stove. " sitting near -
window or other opening, where one part
Of the BODY il colder than another part.
let hc kept ia mind that uniformity
Of temu0ratufs over the whole body,
is .he great tbius t, be looked after. -ltis
the uueqsal heat upon different parts Of
body that produces colds, By dsturbin; The
uni.OrnIcirgulati9u ol the blood, which in
turn induces congestion Of some part. II
v0u must keep partially wet carmen, on.
/, would perhaps bo as We'll to vet the
whole Of it uniformly. The feet are tho
rr5ls source Of colds. on account OF the va
r,ablo tem,eraturo they are subjected to-
Keep these always dry and warm, and
avoid draughts OF air, ho, or cold, aud keep
the system braeed up BY plenty OF sleep, aui
esehow jebili,anng foods and drinks. aaI
you will bo proof asaiuJ. colds. IAN. As.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-09

LADY MoRGAN's IDEAs ABOUT YoUSa La
DiEs. In iie-aieie conversation on the
'uSiect Of some young ladies suddenly be-
ref, Of fortune, Lady Morgan said, with al
emphatic wave Of her dear old green fan.
they DO everything that Is fashionable
imP.ri,ti'y. their singing, and drawing, and
dancing, and languages amount to nothing.
They were educated TO marry. aud had there
been timo they might have gone OF ,eith,
and hereafter from, husbands. They can
not earn their own salt; they 30 no, even
know how to dress themselves. desire 10
give g,rl. no matter her rank. a trade-A
yrote'S0H, II tho word plcascs you better
cultivate what is necessary N tho position
she is born to cultivate NJ thing. in mod.
Grafton, bat one thing to perfection. no mat
Ter what il u, for which she has a talent
drawing, music, embroidery, housekeeping
even give her a s,AG to lay hold Of, ls, her
foel 'fhy will carry nO through life without
dependence was independent. st four.
teen. and never went in debt"
(Alyenturss or Lady Morgan.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-09
lAdyentGrss Of Lady Morgan.

We heard u capital story the other day,
having the usrit Of beng true. A little
girl Wa. sick and under ,hS physician's
care. As she approached recovery, the ply.
.ieian, thinking hi' further attendance uu-
Necessary. lois some medicine for the little
patient, enough 10 last two weeks. with d.
reetions how aud when to take it. After
be had gone, tho child, feeling hungry, TO
quested to 50 to dinner with the family. but
wa. tjld she could not do 90 until she had
taken up oil the medicine. The nurse went
to dinner leaving the child alone, and on
returning to the chamber what was bsr
surprise aud alarm to find the paiien, had
,sk0n the whsle forinight's medicine 81 .
single dose. But IL didn't hurt her a bt.
Bath Times.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-09

CttLnG DNNEs. 4 correspondent NJ
Nl,aa.z Mississippi, write. us shat, While
r..udy dining at hotel in I'ck'hur., he
heard some one caliin. out worl. in tones
very much ike Charcoal man or an oysier
.sler. bat with an articulation !, WAS dtii.
raI. 90 understand. Alter making several
lrIairiys, hs Was informed that 'hc speaker
was ,hsrrapr.c,ar OF tbe publ, boa'', au-
uoaac.us o. DIS hungry patrons thc names
g, clio ,ri1u. kinds of animal food. tia; hc
stool ready. carver aud fork iu hand. to
deal olt % them. In reply % ,be question
why such course was necessary when
ther, wcr. bi'l. Of fare on tbc table, be was
y,l that many of the southern eaters "
were not able t,rsli! Boston Transcript.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-09

/ Grace Grcsuwo0I Is "hero worshipp,r"
OF rather uncommon type. aud in her
search after heroic m,n auI women, las
s5uea, Dr example, whore. perhaps, few
would cSrec, TO end them That .hc has a
just ani Catholic idea OF wha, real hcroi,m
. i., we think /. will Do proven by the follow
log ,Ktac, from the Boston lecture:
" Tho horoism Of private he, thc slow.
'uushrouislci martyrd1ms OF tbr hsart, who
shall rsm,mtsr2 Greater than any knight.
'y Jsss5n.slay,T OF ON ,he man who
Overcome, an uuholy pss..on. sets bI' foot
up5n 10, and stands ssf,ge suI strong in
virtue. GmnI,r than Zaaobia is the wo.
man who struggle, r. .ays that would
wrong another, or j,sul, h,r own soul,
aud ,ougusr. The young man, ardent and
ioulsr. who turns from ,'.a dear Iiy, of vo.
man, and buriss deep in b.' hear. thc sweet
instinct Of paternity, 90 devote himself to
,he care and Farpr, ot a-,l r4reul or an
unfortunate s..,.r. and whose l,'a ia lou.
sacrifice. ln manly chc.rlllurs. and maj t..
O., c.up..Iut. d. % hero ol tha urr.ttyIt--
t.r ups C0ar.s- l1ub. have kn1wu bot
tu5 Hch. ~, .1s woman Who rr'o.
la,Jy aags ui,. ..t.rr and mother in ,ha
o'. r.us. Will, brother. and sister. g
ar,H 90 happy homes o' trs.g own. who
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-09

BElrrTuLr As winds the ivy around the
tree; as to the cras the mo. patch roots.
so elinss my constant soul to thee my own,
my bsau.iful-my boots
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-09
MIS- c Il LII A n Y.
From Chamber Miscellany.
HELEN SYMIN NGTON.
ATAtE On rWrrnpltr.

ALlllNl tUf Nllle ut lNtaAiAlft NNNlN hlN
many lonely valleys, which seem remote
from pll human keu-thc little separate re-
eion', whore YOU may lol,er Tor a summers
dny without sewing living thing, taye a
few struggling sheep, which lii' up 'hcir
heads In seeming wonder as you pass. Or
there may rise At yoar leet startled hare,
ORA coyey Of moorlowl, unused 20 such in
irugon where 10 sound reaches your ear
excepting iLc song Of the skylark, tho blat
of thc .Lctp, ,ho hum " ,hc Wild b,o. and
the low murmurn, Of burn. stealing
along IT. quis, way 90 ray rs tribute To
thc Tweed 7, ~. 20 ouo OF these scQucs.
SPOT. beiu. stranger 10 tho country, that
| wa. ou, day lri by an old man, who uu-
jsrtllk 6, D.. my guide 20 the tc.i streams
nr trout fishing But though now dc,er,
cl bv man, as ! have d,scrihol th'. valley,
tbsr, bad been a ,imo when ., was iuhab.
i,,I, o., appeared from a rool.'s anl ruined
hut. over the walls ol which ths i,y and
the wll.f'ryr bad apllrcn,ly crcpt lor
wears. loh.,r,sl IN INV Guide what lone.
ly dvs',iu. 10 must havo b'on IL was
s5 -" s.I tas oli mau. q" love and youth
can mak,-auy IhccA par.i..'; and hap.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-09

Pr11r,s Cosy lo ulo. Ias American
Asricat.r.I.t recommends farmers 90 cave
tlsyo.r- ,a.a from frost, D! covering %
with ear.s. ays:-' a farmer DO Mas
nebus,ts. t.m- quite c,Tia'n, from 'h'
sharpnsss Of tho air ou1 afternoon iu May
,ha, Ls corn wouI Be niPPei with iro'i
that night, called all bis hands together
Columbia weekly news., 1859-04-07

IT'S quite too bad Of you, Darby, TO
say that your wife is worse than she de.
vim
"An'plaze yer Reverence, I can prove
it by the Houly Scrirtur-I can, be tho
powers. Dido't your Reverence, yos-
terday ia your sarmon, tell US that if We
resist tie devil he'll Gee from us? Now
If | resist my wife she flies at me-"
Columbia weekly news., 1859-04-07
from ihs Portland transcript
THE BACHELOR'S LANENT.

FROM lno foPtlen0 lrAoserlpt.
THE BACHELORS LAMENT.
By J. ~. LosKE.
@, dear me, wish were married!
should have been ten years ago;
lis shameful, that thus have tarrisd;
Isany one wanting beau
I'm of to the very FIRST bidder;
80 give mo jog on the way;
Here's luck for a maid or q" widder."
Who'll bid when .hsre's nothing to pay!
I'm not very handsome or winning.
And sometimes they tell me I am shy;
Yet when there's chance for beginning.
TO strike up bargain I'll try;
I'm odd, but want to be even.
I'm sick Of this bachelor life;
envy old Adam in Eden,
Who swapped off bone for a wife.
Bot matters most strangely have altered,
Since Adam took home his young bride
To marry was not 10 be haltered
For some pretty vixen to ride;
Miss Eve sat herself right to stitching
A nice little apron or two,
But girls now are only bswieching.
When they have got nothing to do.
An acre Of ribbons and laces,
And sssins and silks by the pile,
The load, when I'm once in the traces,
May not 60 ss easy A. "ile;"
Bu, livins alone. o. 'iis awful
I'm only one half of . man;
I'll have one TO kiss whom it's lawful,
I've stood it long ss can.
So step up Mics Mary or Jenny,
And give me your hand and your heart;
I'll take you without the hrss penny,
I've plenty to give US start;
But, bless me, my hearts got to qusking!
I'm going right of to propose.
I'll take the first girl shat is aching
To cure an old bachelors woes
Columbia weekly news., 1859-04-07

The citizens Of Bloomington, Douglas
Co. H.. have recently passed IA ordi-
usnce eatih.ug women to an oquAlag
With uen, as voters.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-04-07

A FRENCH ISvENrloN. Some
Frenchman has invented what is called
. barotrope, sort OF human locomotive,
BY which . man sits on wheels and vslks
himself along. Isis evident tha. each
step will carry man several yards on an
instrument Of this kind, and speed of
2 40 might be attained without any ex.
ertion. Two men with it made ivo
miles with it in thirty five minutes on
the Boulevard Mazar OF Paris, at noon
when the street was most crowded. At
another time the same two men made
l3 miles in 96 minutes the exercise
being 80 easy that they offered to keep
it up alternate hours day after day, ard
thought they could without dif5culsy
average SO to so miles day. A sin.
gular thing about it is; that it beats the
best turn-outs on steep grades If they
present . compact OF paved surface.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-04-07

FAST "A printer Of the Fond du Lac
Press Office recently .kased from Fond
du Lac across Lake Wiunebago, up
the Fox River to Berlin, distsnee Of
Sc enty.two miles. performing the fea.
in just hve hours and fifteen minutes. or
at the rate of fourteen miles Der hour.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-04-07
Tlnals . . CearssAap.

"Flors, ah, dearest Flors--1 an
ceme-ah! Flora I an come to-ah
you can decide my fate-I am come
my Clora-ah .
I see you, Malcom, perfssty. Yo,
are come you tell me Interesting intel
ligence, certainly. Well, what next :
Oh, Flora am come-to-to-,. :
ITO ofas ms your hAaet- -snd hard
l suppose 2"
Yes"
"Well. do it like . man, then, and
not like monkey"
Plague take your self possession y
exclaimed l, suddenly starting up from
my knee upon which I had fallen in an
attitude that might have won the sp-
proval Of Madame de Maillare FRASER,
|" you make me ashamed Of myself"
Proceed sir" said Flora.
You like brevity, it would SEEM"
" Yes" replied Flora.
"rhen-will you marry me;"
eyes"
"Will you give me kiss ?"
/" You may take ono"
I took tho proffered kiss.
Now this is doing things very rea-
sonably," said Flora When thing
is to be said, Why may it not be said in
two seconds, instead of suffering and
stammering two hours about it Oh
how cordially do hate all mysteries !"
exclaimed the merry maiden, elasping
my hand energesically.
Well, then" said I, humbug
apart, what day shall We fix for our mar
riage ?"
She replied" two weeks from next
Wednesday"
It is unnecessary for US to cay that
"two weeks from next Wednesday +"
found Malcolm the happiest Of men.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-04-07

Among the curiosties mentioned in
letters from Japan, arc houses whose
wallis are papersd - neatly ard tasteiully
AZ any in Americs, aud "bulls cf iurder''
rggea e. With sleigh t-ails,
Columbia weekly news., 1859-04-07
MAILS.
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