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Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-30
CBt gournal.
veayeryille, Saturday Morning, July 80, 1859.
Arti.LeeOmpton County Convention.

THE proceedings of the above Convention, held
,,st Saturday, as furnished by the Secretary, are
limited on the first page. The business of the
Convention was very harmoniously done. The
ecorcity of candidates for the offices to be filed
,,rrcl, us as q remarkable feature. -Four aspi-
,onts for Senatorial honors were before the Con-
,ontion two for Assembly three candidates for
Sheriff were nominated-two of whom withdrew,
and T. G. Messec was nominated by acclamaton
Tour names were presented for County Clerk, and
1obn A. Watson was the choice. Max Lang re-
cpived the nomination for Treasurer by fatter-
inr vote. For Assessor f. D. Ketchum; District
Attorney, John Epley; Coroner, J. A. Town !;
Pabic Administrator, Henry Martin Supervisor
George Williams; Superintendent of Public In
ttruction, A. J. Loomis all of which nominations
were made with little opposition Some disap-
pointment was evident, as is always the case in
Hike deliberations, most of which will probably
be dspeled before the election. With one or
Two exceptions the nominees will probably re.
ccive the united support of the body which placed
tbem in nomination..
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-30

is Democrat, struggling, in his humble
3 maintain the right again the wrong. He
atizen, whose constitutional rights have
nsey betrayed by the Administration. As
*crlpt-he was defending the Democratic
Nhen Geo. Pen Johnston was making Know
=g speeches in Il Know Nothing Lodge"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-30

HuMBoLDT-From the Northern Californian ::
The suit of Shaft against Remington, in the Dis
trict Court, has been dismissed at plaintiffs at
torney Vaughan's request. James Farrell was
Drowned at Hoopa Valley, two weeks ago. Rid
dle, door. keeper Of q minstrel troupe performing
here, cut an innocent man by mistake, because
some outside vagabonl fastened the door, pre-
venting persons from leaving the house. The
Democratic Central Committee met on the 18th,
and named Thursday, August 4tb, the time for
nominating county officers. Expressman Gilkey
Informs that paper that the residence OF e. W..
Ellsworth, at Orleans Bar, was destroyed by fire
on the l4th
From the Times: A Republican Convention is
10 be held at Eureka, Aug. 4th. Rev. l.. Thomas
had been there attending to Conference business
That paper says of the Senatorial nomination :
Humboldt has never yet had the selection Of
the District officer, either Judge or Senator, but
Trinity all the time. And in view of this fact,
and after the pledges and promises at the last
senatorial election, TO have our claims again
thrust aside simply because that county can con-
hol ours in convention, is carrying the joke
little too far" j. DeHaven says he is not a can
didate for sheriff.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-30
CITIZENS OF TRINITY COUNTY |

TNOw YE, that have MAGAZINES! NAG
N AzINES! and Papers of all kinds ! !! Then
call at the News aud Stationery Depot, where you
can buy all or any of the latest Magazines by
subscription or single numbers, at the lowest
rates I'll enumerate them, to wit: Lesle's
New, Harper's, Knickerbocker, Ladies' American,
Godey's Lady's Book, Great Republic, Atlantic,
Eclectic Little's Living Age, London Art Jour
nal, Lancet, World of Fashion, Edinburgh Re-
view, Hunts Merchants, and others also, the
HESPERIAN and HUTCHlNG'S CALIFORNIA
Magazines. A great variety of Atlantic and
European standard papers of latest dates.
State Daily and Weekly papers. on hand and
for subscription, TO wit: Sacramento Union,
Standard and Bee San Francisco Herald, Alta,
National, Bulletin, Times and Golden Era, or any
mountain papers that may be ordered Steamer
and Weekly papers neatly enveloped, postage
paid, and posted for twenty-five cents each. Ger
man papers of the latest dates always on hand
and ready for subscribers.
To the Citizens of Weaver
You who will patronize me by subscription for
State Dailies or Weeklies will have your papers
delivered without extra charge, and at the lowest
rates also, Atlantic Periodicals, etc.
"a. ID. WEBSTER CLEGG.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-15

The WIT OF A MIsCHlEyous BELLE
Hon. Henry Stuart Foote, late Senator III
Congress from Mississippi, and atterward
shining light in California, is attracting CON
siderable attention in the South at this time.
1t seems he is endeavoring TO look young
again. and has donned brown wig and dyed
his bead and moustache. Last winter the
Ex-Governor was figuring about the parlors OF
the st. Charles Hotel in New Orleans in u
flowing wig of dark brown locks, and an enor-
nous beard and moustache of the deepest jet,
which would have done honor to Grenadier
of the French Imperial Guard
AS he passed the large mirrors he neveriail-
ed to cast an admring look at his own reflec-
ton, and not only smiled at hmseli, put was
the cause of laughter in others who beheld
him. One evening he joined group OF gen
tlemen who surrounded ayoung and charming
belle, and soon addressed some remarks 10
her. She returned a look of quiet surprise, as
if she did not know him. "Why, Miss -,
said our venerable chameleon, "you don seem
to know me-" ooh yes, said she, APOLOGIZE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-15

SoNGs ABOVE THE LAw.-Mr. Dempster,
the well-known vocalist and composer, pro
posed recently to give one of his concerts in
Detroit The official lcensers demanded ten
dollars from him for the privilege. MIR. Demp-
ster naturally indignant, declined to pay this,
and announced that his entertainment would
be free to all A large audience having come
together, the vocalist explained the nature OF
the difficulty he had with the officials, and
then proceeded to sing. He was soon inter
runted by the entrance of the Deputy Marshal
of the city, who ordered him to deslst from
his performance, for that he was violating a
city ordinance by giving an entertainment
without A license The crowd grateful for
the free concert, and anxious to hear more at
the same rate, Kissed the Deputy Marshal
from the room, amid much excitement and
for Detroit is in America-several speeches.
When the arm of the law had thus been par
alyzed, the audience rushed to the platform,
and incontinently bought every one OF MT;
Dempster's song books, which were exposed
for sale by him. Thus the concert progressed
to a happy and lucrative termination.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-15

IMPORTANT TO IRON DEALERs.-An impor-
tant suit connected with the iron interest was
tried at Pittsburg few days since. The
plalhtitfs are manufacturers of iron in Eng
land; the defendants are also manufacturers of
iron in Pittsburg. The suit was based on the
use of trademark or stamp "LowMooR,"
claimed and used by the plaintiffs. The genu-
Inc "Lowmoor" iron is of very superior quail
ty, and is chiefly used in this country by rail
road companies. 1t was alleged by the plain
ttfs that an inferior iron was made and dis
posed of by the defendants, bearing the Low
moor" stamp, to the great injury of the plain
titfs. Several highly respectable witnesses
testified to the superior merits of genuine
"Lowmoor' iron. The jury retired, and in
halt an hour returned with verdict for the
plaintiffs in the sum of S446 49,
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q be d6lurtrster QaiJp Spp
dQortestcr QaiIg Spp,
rFrom the Crayon.]
WAITING IN THE RAIN.

rFrom the Crayon.J
WAITING IN THE RAIN
b LUCY LABCoM.
A light flashed up in her clear blue eye
Like a raw through Il break in the cloudy sky,
As she leaned at the shuwered pane,
Thank Heaven, he's come! but the train shrieked
''Nay!'
And crashed 'er her diving hopes away.
still she waited on. till the day was CONC
Waited alone in the IAN
Ever. and again, the cloud rack through
There peeped bad of the heavenly blue
Blue without specb or stain
Then the young corn shook its jewelled mist
And the violets twinkled like amethyst
Ana her eye grew bright with a dewy light
Waiting alone in the rain.
But the soft blue flower of the sky shut IN
Behind the tempest its hollow cup;
The meadows dim again;
And the warm light faded out Of her ewes
While she paced and paZed on the restless skies
While she tried to keep her wild heart asleep
Waiting alone in the rain.
It streamcd and poured from the shelving bank;
1t sprlnked mlre ON the sedgeS rank:
1t beat on the springing grain
! olle nome! called the horn from behind the hill
SHE heard, but she waited and listened still
Still, gazing back down the iron track
Waited alone in the rain.
The hours dragged by; it was dark and late
The cars rushed ON with their throbbiuV freight
- screaming a laugh at her pain.
But the west uncurtaiued wide, clear spacc
ANA the sunset lighted aggard face.
And the wild, wet Cay stole in smiles away
While two hurried home in the rain
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TERMS OF ABtEnTIsINo.

ADVERTISEMENTS published. either in the Daley OF
EEkf SPY, f'r si00 square for three insertions
ana ~ cents for each subsequent insertion Ten lines or
49, '"'sttite square Advertisements ordered
inside, or in any prominent place as also those largely
asayed viii be charged rates Contracts bv the
year may be made on liberal terms
~ All transient Advertisements must be paid in
"'''nee yearly regular Advertisers will be required
To make quarterly payments
luts,s -" gI"ffHols ddrerfiSemeHfs No report reso
gssagi,,i pf'ieedntS Of Corporation society or
ton To- an t M communication designed to call aten
h. rsrt3 lu Yer of limited individual interest can
H. unless paid for Advertisements
shit Cr @ nilsh'r' will not hold themselves resnou-
charged for the Advertisement i Ocs Oio tie amount
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-15

FREAKS OF AN AUTHoR-Diderot once
travelled from St. Petersburg to Paris in his
morning gown and night cap, and in this guise
promenaded the streets and public places of
the towns on his route. He was often taken
for mailman While composing his works,
he used to walk about at a rapid pace, making
huge strides, and sometimes throwing his wig
IN the air when he struck out a happy idea.
One day friend found him in tears Good
heavens" he exclaimed, "what is the mat
ter @ 81 am weeping" answered Diderot, lat
a story that / have lust comnosedn
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caly, ''there is something quite familiar to me
in your voice, but really l can't recall your
name" my name, Miss -, is Foote."
"Ah now understand it. l once knew Gov.
Foote of Mississippi, but did not know that he
had son so young as you are" Thank YOU
Miss =, L owe you one" said the great ora
tor, as he turned away, for even his selfposses-
sion was not proof against the wit of the mis-
chievOus belle.-Petersbug Gazette.
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Urn C5oo0s.
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FOR
D r Y c. O Cd S



DRESS GOODS, STELLA SIIAWLS, CAPEs MAN
rrrr 10 ,,r,,o,., ,-
purchased at the late Auction sales in New York. and
70 coiote S HOW onerGu 10 the buying public
HAM and get your money S worth.
CARPETS DOWN-The balance Of Carpets Nrottiprs
Oh Cloth Rugs &C. remaing hand from spring sales
fered this month at r'eS "reaI III %RIinentS Of
iNiNii-A-l D
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EFFECT OF THE OPERA.-A marked case
of the effect of the Italian opera upon the very
sensitive has lately come to our notice.
Young mercantile friend of ours who has
great passion for opera music, attended every
performance of the troupe now here, ana by
quick ear caught many of the finer melodies
enough to provoke in him a wish for more.
The airs played through his mind like the
airs of summer over an 9ohan harp, and
found utterance in melodious histle-in
the parlor in bed, in the street, shop or church.
1t was cheerful to hear him negotiate to an OPP
cratic air, and amusing to see his lips pucker
in prayer time, as though he were thinking OF
Norma In trade, however, it did not inter
rupt business 1t harmonized with It, a
stranger, for instance came in from the coun-
try. Our friend received him with bow and
a whistle. The stranger shook hands with
him very customarily, with the hope that he
was we'll After three bars of CdSfa Diud,
our friend replied every well" and whisted
on. "Any new cloths - asked the stranger.
More Casta Diva followed, and then eyes,
sir" 81 would like to see them,' said the
stranger The merchant led the way to the
tune of Casta Diva and pointed at the goods
with triumphant whistle. "What tor those =
asked the stranger. Continued Casta Diva,
and then, cone twenty-five keeping on his
Casta without losing a beat. Cant you say
less % asked the stranger, Prolonged Casta
Diva, six bars, Give rer cent off CASH
Casta run to the wall. The air changed sud
denly, like an east wind, to the Liberty Duet,
as the merchant signifed his wish to trade
We are apt to speak OF the opera mania as we
might of very trihing thing, but when 1t
takes such hold as it has upon our friend the
merchant, it becomes serious. An excellent
way to cure the remedy is to hire Il bad hand
organ to play tavorite tunes beneath the win
dow of the afiicted.--Satmdcy EUening Ga
5tfo
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Ores. ttIotuers, &t.
REEFS. TREES, TREES.-NORTH-

CLEANSING, RE-DYEING, AND RE
~ PAIRING Mr.. LEGG still continues to cleanse
and reiye Mems Coats Pants Vests, and also Ladies'
Shnwls as heretofore. Mems apparel repaired II desired
lie also ccanscs Ladies' Shawls Travelling, Riding and
othe thick dresses. Ills Office Is at Foster Fays Fruit
mud Confectionery store, No. Pleasant street
dlU dAw
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3Nusial.
w ETGENE TuAYEr

w EUGENE THAYER Gives instrrc-
=. W Ton IN Piano PLAYING and Harmony AT bs room,
a. - ~ oaNSer : 2Vi Main street when desirad ~
tc pul residence and on the Organ a tho -, a.
gentlemen: " 'e'ei % tAe following
Rev. D. f.. Jones' Hon Tsasc nj.
Hon. Eli Ihaver Mir II m ,0Els'
apI -iA ~ H. -AlLcll
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aotites.
Commencing the s1.t of August next,

This College will be opened to students BOTH MALE AND
FEMALE in Five Departments, comprehending complete
Educational system. Each department of the College
will have its especial teachers and its appropriate
place in thework Of culture discipline refinement
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NEW ARTICLE FOR MAKING

N soAP.-One pound Of the Concentrated Ley, with
onr nontls Of grease with little or no trouble VIII make
afeen GALLONS of excellent Soap II is cheap substitute
or Potash In washing trees, Tut " Y sealed cans,
FmehIl dim Sole Agents.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-15

The FARM.-The general character of apri
cultural literature has just been pleasantly re-
heved by little book published by Chapman
4 Hall, entitled "Our Farm of Four Acres,
and the Money we Made by It." 1t processes
to be written by lady, who quilted Lon
don with her sister and family to try if she
could not live cheaper in the country, and ac-
cordng to her own account, she succeeded a
merUe'Ae, after being "poor-thinged" to her face
by every acquaintance she had. 1t is written
in very pleasant, healthy style, and, if they
have really any appetite or ambition left, it
may go far toward rousing up many Lydia
Langulsh to go and do likewise among the
homemade butter, the Dorking eggs, and the
apricot cheese.
The note of preparation for the ROYAL Show
IS beginning to be heard at Warwick; and
considering the increased animation which has
lately been shown among short-horn men, we
may expect it to be an immense success, es-
pecially as the position is so central Already
several men have been employed levelling a.
spot on the Lammas Meadows, and an eight
feet three inch fence is shortly to be erected
enclosnga circumference of fourteen hundred
yards On dit that Mr. Jonas Webb will again
exhibit his Southdowns, which is good hearing
as this important class of sheep has not been
so strongly represented as it ought to have been
since he has been an absentee.
Inc Ieeung against that excessive game
preserving which depresses the energies of so
many good farmers has found rather a ludi-
crous vent lately in a Cheshire and North
Wales association for the suppression of game
preserves The headquarters of the society
IS at Chester, and its object is to remonstrate
gently by letter with the leading preserves,
and, if they do not obey, to indict them for a
nuisance! 1t declares i'll its prospectus that it
intends to remedy great national evil by
enforcing the existing laws of the United
Kingdom, which are opposed, letter and spirit,
to the creation of nuisances, injurious to the
morality of the preserver Of game and the
gamekeeper, in nearly the same degree as the
gamekeeper."
The OXtordshire Farmers Club has held
rather an interesting discussion on dipping
sheep. The principal speaker, Mr.. Mem gave
it as his experience that for the cure of the
scab there was nothing so eftcacious as spirits
oftar and tobaccojuice. He also spoke Of the
immense importance of not dipping in bad
weather, which is so iniurions TO the wool and
the condition OF the animals; and he eX-
pressed doubt whether rams or ewes
ought to be dipped at all. After the recent
case of Black v Elliot where $50 sheep per-
ished miserably, farmers would do well to be
far more particular about the strength and the
mode of using their dipping minutes, as well
as the state Of the weather.-London NetcS.
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PTANOFORTFS Am a

<-@eNs PIANOFORTES AND SER
T T2s5e52ESlszy5 APHGNES FOR SALE OR TO RENT Tbe
" = F( subscriber has a good assortment Of You
and Secondhand PIANO FOR1FS for sale
on 10 rent at GREATLY REDUC FD PRICES
from inc most celebrated manufactures Persons in Nvsn;
o Instruments viii find it TO their advantage to cali and
Also Piano Fortes Repaired and Tuned i'm n tborougb
Haer' oy applying at No. 1853 Main Street Worcester
HlCn' u1m ALVAN ALLEN.
WILLIAM SUMNER Will attend
promptly to tuning and repairing Pianos new Gov
eflng Flnano hammers, and tuning Organs
orders from CITY NAV be given flrougb the
"St-0fce. or left at j. A. Dormans Music Store 203 or
A W. Sawyer'S Music Store, 207 Main Street.
apTi9 da*f
JAMES a. DORM
,,,-,. Dealer in all kinds Of
MT 9lNAl. lNSIRl MENIS AND MERCHANDISE
umbrellas, Canes, Fishing Tackle. &c
,~...,,. gus Nam street, Worcester.
~ MuSieal instruments to Let Tuning and Repair-
- 'i' tV''"e dly mch5
/ OSLGN'S WORCESTER CORNET
BAND would most respectfully inform their friends
anu the public generally that they r-oruanize for
the present season under the favorable circuyn-
Stances ana hold themselves in readiness to furnish mn
sc, rs formerly. tor Military, Firemen's and Civic Par
IT'S icnlGs Excursions, any occasion where the ser
NteS9l Brass or String Band may be required on ia
NoraDIe Terms. Apply to
90 - y. +. GODDARD, Leader,
- oti ord. NJ. ALDRICH Clerk.
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BAY STATE MORGAN
EIRST CLASS BOARDING HOUSE.

n suite of four Rooms, on the European pidn, commu
heating with each other the loor, with unusual
convencnccs attached may be had with board Also,
parlnr and bed room united, the first door These
apartments are elegant and choice, being airy and ecu
trallv located They eau be examined By applying at
FLAGti'S No Maple street. Diff pYh
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MODERN LANGUAGES.
French Language and Literature
German Language and Literature
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MrrsIC
Piano Forte,
Musical Composition

MILITARY DEPARTMENT.
Students who wish to enter this department will have
the advantages of superior Drill officer and SPLEEN
did Armory.
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CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT.
Latin Language and Literature
Greek Language and Literature.
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GEORGE q. mILDRETm,

F'urnis h ing u n d er a IL e -
has removed his Conln Ware House. on Waldo street, 10
the next building south OF his old location, hrst
door north Of the Waldo House,
whore he win Keen constantly on hand Collins Caskets
Robes ans all othcr articles pertaining V ,nf nmsinss,
IN nilnlNlnh 10. deeOd5m NNn'
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1|+4A FOR SALE OR TO LET.-A
MI Hit large double house on Main street, two tenemens
AA II rooms each, in complete repair, with furnaces
c. Ripley, Esq. Inquire of IL EIISS
February Is, 1859. diff rio
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Zeal estate.

- - FOR SALE OR LEASE The
81 property of the American Shovel Co.. situated ON
4shohn street. in the city Of Bridgeport, consisting
Machinery and Tools with the right manufacture KIM
ball Patent Shovels and Spades: also suited to the
with lot adjoining, unoccupied. ANY party wishing to
engage in the business Will find for their interest call
call on or address DAVID MEEKER, Agen If''
Bridgeport, Conn Feb. l, 1859. d8m mc5
- - FARM FOR SALE.-The well
.si!j known Farm at Baskerville, on the line of the
and occupied by VIM Fisher, Esq comprising about 800
aeFfs w %9tS and dYaed into int age mowng
Orchard, Mansion House. Farm House, two Barns Corn
CRIB Carrase House, Sheds Ec.,-wi be sold low, and
on favorable terms of payment.
This Estate from its location and capabilities
being i'll the immediate neighborhood1 urch, school
cash sale for all its products is well worthy the attention
at a bargain.
Apply 70 CIIAs. ALBRO on the premises: to d. COD
NO Central Wharf Boston. diff fl2
a. I'm NEW HOUSE FOR SALE on
#I Harvard street.-The subscriber has Just finished
Azirst class House near his residence, and Of
Jams ABOUT 10000 feet Of land and the location is Of
TIE best in the city; For further particulars inquire of
the subscriber at his Foster street or at his
residence, No. II Harvard street.
my26 DIM ALFRED wYMAN
PARE CHANCELLOR SALE-The
~ valuable Mill Privilege in Baldwinvie, the OF
Said privilege consists of large and convenient Work
Shops, Store Houses, Sheds Dry Houses and Wheel
House with large Breast Wheel and several acres Of
land The buildings are in good repair, and are well
suited for Chair Mandatory, Paper Mill other me-
chanca business The whole will be sold great bar
gam the present prOprctOrS having further for
the same. Those in ant of a valuable Mil Privilege
situated III village with every facility for doing bust
ness near to Depot Schools and Churches will ind this
an opportunity seldom met with the proprieors are
determined TO sell For terms, &C. which are LIBERAL ap-
ply to s. CADY, ESQ. Badyynyille Mass
my24 dow
EOR SALE-A very desirable House
= and Lot centrally located. Inquire of
ia diff L. W. VAIL.
- REAL ESTATE in the city will be
''i taken in exchange for Timber Land or for a few
=Asnal Farms out Of the city. Also for sale 0,g for
cash or credit Houses in the city, varying price from
500 to Sl500O as well small Farms and lots of a few
acres each for moving pasturng Persons wishing to
BUY or sell are respectfully invited to call on
LARkIN SMITH,
Real Estate Broker, 236 Main-st., Worcester.
mcn5
tF IN FOR SALE OR TO LET.-A
Hill large double house Main street: two tenements
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o GARPETS DOWN-The balance of Carpets Mattngs,
OIL Cloth Rugs &c rcmaing ON hand from sprup sales
VIII be closed out at reduced rates Great inducements Of
iereu TINS month, at PINKHAM'S