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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-16

r EvEEE OF THE LITTLE FAIRY
IL MISS DOILIE DUTTON.
The smallest girl in the VERDI Of her age nine years old
inches high and weighing only pounds infinitely greater
curiosity than Gem Tom Thumb. She sings several sonn
and will also dance the polka a each levee
Miss JENNY LILLE sx old viii at each leveo
kitty Clyde 'Our Country Girls" ana when SIM
GER and ancsa scotsa hornpipe. She win give leyess
Thur,day evening" 70 DecsmSer u ineusve q and *
gins Of Boston, viii presde ct the piano, and ing several
ballAds Admission u GENTS children Is eenta; Children
N1ern0ou, 10 Conts. ALBERT NORTON, Manager.
j. II. LILLE, Agent.
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EcHsE or THE Flssr Aos.

Southern homo under Southern sun-Tbe lile 6q1nl
"dcm's dan Skeeters"Pete the old sorvant-0oGGt
Peyton just arrived bome-A Paris lion cansbrake--
Salem Scudders description Of Zoe. the ocsoooaTbe 1s
isng between Madam Peyton husbands nalnraa
ne-Sodhern waste and northern thza
6unnySde portrAGeorge cannot understand the soal
OF Zo0-McCoekey aYivesTho hard customer-Ran
affection between The savage and the boy sAve, compan
Cedsr Swamp for the United States ma.Bceder UDoeA
plantation 70 Be sod-he last hope Of recovering he es
The Judges McCloskeys love for the Octorooaf
marry but make mistress Of the richest
tate In Loui.anAThe two overaeers review ths $3.50 q
thingsThe live OAK and the creepeg-Two Live YankeeR
da6ond cut NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. confesaou Of he Iowa -
ZoeMcCloskey discove the free papers Of zoe-Ths ju
nnent-Tbe dark hope-rhe resolve.
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scuddsr returns his old trade and takes photograph
Paul his picture took-Pete brings terrible newn-x0s
confirms i0eorge's declaration Of his ove"He does q
know What Am''-The eighh blood''-McCloskoy1u r.
solve-wah .nd Par-The apparatus At work-fke e
the IndianTho Gavage's fear for The machiDe-ThnIu
deadly weapon-Paul sts for his porrat-The atta0k-1
murder-The letter and the fightTerebonne WI be -
and Zoe will be mne'-The revenge Of ~ Indian 81 g
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-16

WINTER GARDEN p5S,aur FRIDAY
And as sHsiS ss sfSS S9 'sf DR s1ss no
''A' AHHRic&S SCENES and
CHIP TIE
oCrOR0ON;
LIFE IN LOUISIANA.
MR. ' jEf SFsI
Salem scudder Yankee from Massachusetts .ew oy,.sr
mp S % and . ~
generally.
Peter oId late Judges body ssrva.s, s
- Mr.. 4. H. DAVENPORT
George Feyton, educated Europe. and ju rss.sx
~ MRS. J. II. ALLEN
Zoe ociOroOn girl natural child Of the late Judge ra.
" ~ Mr.. T. B. JOHNSTON
Mccloskey formerly Of Teebso.s .sw sws
MRS BLAKE
Mr.. r''''a widow Of Nh iss n sss ssss; sF"'-
wahno'ee, a Iepan .1ss s Grief -
Dora sunnyside a Southern belle.
M s''''-'' '', Mss s s;iss ss s'a
MR.. sTODDARF
Judge Lefourche. rich planter:
MR.. HARRISON
Capt Rats mate of the Magnolia steamer
MR. RuSSELI
Col Pcindexter auctioueer.
MK PONIsI
clateourne the auetione err Cert Sstx
A.
NIB. TREE
Mr.. Jackson planter.
MISS GIMBRE
Grace, yellow girl
MISS WALTERS
Minnie, quadroon slave.
Planters, slaves, deck hands and ladies'.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-16

AMUSHIWUW1,
A CADEMY OF MUsIC.-ADEI1EA PATTI.
"A fOsiIivklY TWO OPERA NIGHTS 0n1xs
"Wednesday and THURSDAY, Dec II and ~
- LUCIA Df f.AMMERMOOR and S0NNAMREnaAx
MANY persons having been unable obtain veas go a.
niasAo0 1t the last appearance q 49,. ~
MILE. ADELfNA PATTI.
The directors have made arrangements for
TWO PATTI NIGHTS,
which win be the only that viii be gwen until the ra
q the company IN February.
The hrN PATTI NIGHT win take place WEDNESDAY,
EVENING. Dec q. 1t O'Clock, when win DO gyea DeA
zstus opera Of 49,
LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR
And the second and positively last PATTI NIGHT, o.
THURSDAY EVENING, December al
On which occasion will be given
LA SONNAMBULA.
MILE. ADEL4INA PATTI
sioN0RS BRIaNoII. AxoDIo and waNL104
cokDGCI0R $500 :; & 49, SIG MM0
four seats o. Family carcle 80 cents Gallery Is
The sale of seats for tho two PATTI nights w commeneoSa
Monday, December H.
Nouca-Thare WIN be three ticket otseshe principal sss
At the Academy Of Music where all tho private boxes Wi
for sale seso p.rquette and balcony seats TIE oths -
BELLS, II Wall street., and BRUHSTN0S 7ol BrsAdWag-
Ticketa and seAts may be had ut The door.
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DOWERY THEATRE.
ID FRIDAY EVENING, DEC. l6,
BENEFIT
And last Appearance but one OF
MR.. NEAFIE.
HAROLDE; OR, THE MANAGES LEAP.
BRYAN OLYNE.
NICK OF THE WOODS.

RARNUM'S kuEEUM.-THIRD WEEK, AND TRIUMPH
beyo1n Al parsllel Of The thrilling Museum dramatzon
ready Witnessed BY upwards Of 0O with shouts Of
Hn?uestionable delight + vii Be- repeated Friday Dec i6
teen tableauL Asrnoon, a O'clock the farce q THE
superb collection Of enormous SERPENTs ALIVE, nclud
ing one magpiacenty colored With fifty BABY ANACON-
WATcHHE BROWN his Au.osraSh two Pises Or spss5s
SEAL. pair Of LIVING KANGAROO6, DC. Ambulance %
oens; children under teu lSc.; pArquet, l3c EXTRA
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ACT THE SECOND.
THE LANDING ON THE ATCHAFALAYA,
UMRER

THE LUMBER SHED.
Paul his picture took-Pete brings terrible news-ns
~. eIsl 10 90: =
:0ys-w.s md r.s.Ts ,.ppsIs'ns vori-s
De Indisn-fhe savages fear for the mschDe-ThinE =
naTssr"T$s letter and e = Ts.1sSoans ~ s -
and zcs viii Be mine-The rsvsnse Of - Indian - =
dress 70 his "cullurd SESdSsrs eaihasasn
her re- Dc s sss1 -
1.oa q e Tss s.saals 3 Gsss
AIKEN away her lover-The sale Of the octoroon-
TIE II, 81 II Bs y#S sss
tssSeS down into the solid mud and osas oaN. nss
Indian comssewsh NO t. - s.
n protects
discovered and the miaaing mall bags brought hghtsk
THE LYNCH TRIAL
E $
d and the Seizure T 4 h sHES 81 vfsR
Gu. es nop.s-bsei her Ous"cisa1 sway-rAs oun.,
,THs Tsn Pe; 81 Fu TEs h sFEAvER
'HA DA'' AooA BIZ FIRE . AAAhA AA'Sos~A
The vessel swings in the stream prey 10 the flames
ACT THE FIFTH.
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0' SCENE sscosD.Taz THO CANE ssAx.-suSRn..
* ss sssEs e
scuade .nd Ps on sa
@ in he wo ss H.
s.y: y n e n
toa-scuddsr reents-His profession Of the white man.
III. p. al asusss .ss Ia. sSsu 70
f. sSs :ss r. II sya
TIE EHE y 2sssf2 e 8. a9a sa s2as
SEEN q Is Gas' sn''' A' ma
p ~ Allen Hs.;. Bonface Lessee. and Hsnssesz
rssr' sSs" a sSS Ss'a Ry III f;s
The TaE E I'm the ne" drama "
KANSAS AND H11khpER,s FERRY
S1' conclude with s8 %cW J E5fss piece
w Al Broadway.
Second Wesk Of s Meecssrs comic psse <
Or 81 ihs E Ii m Of f; Love-
I. Z. r r....... ''i prevona b which - --r
BuDw sSGso, he esis5rsed Ethiopian oss.
n n vorite characters every evening .
NEW SONGS BALLADS. DANCES, BUBLEQUw 81
W" ~ most brilliant music.
Tickets q cents. Commence at TX o'clock.
4 CADENY OF MUSIC.
a INNENSE ATTRACTION AT THE LADIES' 0HlEAR
- CHARITY FAIR,
Now open day and evening. at Tie Academy Of Music.
Admission only Is cents.
IN T. E;;ss 5;?SS i;f;s
ARTICLES,
Combine charity and friendship,
make all New Years and Christmas purchases q
this Great Charity Fair.
Do not Scrgetthat this q
POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK OF THE FAIR
Also do forget visit the Autograph Room seo -
Book Of Rare and Valuable Autographs,
And Illuminated Manuscript BfbIs,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-16

BROADWAY VARIETIES, lH GRAND STREET, TWO
ID doors from Broadway
Talent, VIII Originality. Singing, Dancing Eihiopanism,
every night Thirty performers OF the highest talent all for
TWELVE CENTS.
Commence s; terminates H. Fascinating pretty
accomplished YOUNG LADIES attend the saloon Sundays,
SUNDAYS SundayR as uRual.
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EyOR ALEXANDRIA WASHINGTON AND GEORGE.
town. the New York and Virginia asrsM Seamshp Com
pany's and hrst class eteamshp MOUNT VERNON r.
O. bmith Commander, win leave Pier II North river on
Saturday December y a O'Clock Passage, including
commission Tor fpsTi5d, 0ox ARR{ 2 90 %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-16

WAN AMBURGH CO.'S MENAGERIE
AT PALACE GARDENS,
Fourteenth street. Sixth entrance) eveY
MORNING, AFTEROON AND EVENING.
Doors open at 10 A. n. and IL and 62 p NJ
THE ONLY COMPLETE MENAGERIE IN AMERICA
Abundance Is cents children under nine of age ID ceuts
UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS.
Fourth week of the
GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION
BY request Of the elite of the city.
DOORS OPEN AT TIN O'CLOCK A. NJ
Animals In the of the audience at IL O'Clock
Performance every afternoon and evening of the
EDUCATED PONY, BLACK DIAMOND,
PONY PRINCE AND MONKEY JOOKo
GREAT WAR ELEPHANT, HANNIBAL, and
PROFESSOR LANGWORTHY AND HIS TRAINED AMI.
MAILS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-16

DRYANIs' MINsTREIs.
ID MECHANYCY HALL.
AZ Broadway.
MONDAY, DEC. IL,
And every night In the week
THE EXCELSIOR TROUPE OF THE WORLD.
New Songs, Dances Sayings Comioaitics, 10.
DAN AND JERRY BRYANT.
Damon and Pythias-Our African relkA
POWER OF MUSIC.
Donnybrook-Jg ana Reel
Plantation Song and Dance.
AMT GOT TIME TO TARRY.
Doors open at 63z; ct IL Tickets Is cents
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21

TTHANA.-The country about Tehama is rich
in luxuraht grain fields-it is the richest farming
place in the Sacramento valley. TIE town is
small, but is the center of considerable trade.
Tehama liberally supports one of the most intel
Iigent little newspapers in the Countrywide Ga
zette-edited by John Charlton, young gentle
man ofrefnement, education and generous heart
Intelligent people there and elsewhere valne his
paper, and the journal is gradually growing TO
controlling influence. We rejoice at our young
friends success-he deserves the generous sup
port and unreseTved confidence of the Tehama
people-we have known him for several years,
and ought TO understand his character and capac-
fly. Mr. Charlton has left all mean actions un-
done; and when the rich and generous people he
lives among properly estimate his desert they
will make bis new home pleasant and opulent.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21

INFANcY-What is more beautiful than an in
fant? Look at its spotless brow, at its soft and
ruddy lips, which have never uttered an unholy
word and at its blue laughing eye, as it lies on
the breast of its fond mother! Look, it has
stretched ont its white hand, and is playfullv
twisting her hair around its tiny fingers. Lock
at an infant? 1t is innocence cnducd with life;
the counterpart of holiness. 1t requires nothing
but the pleasant look of its mother, and her
warm kiss upon its lily check, to ma kc it happy.
You may talk to it Of sorrow, of misery, of death
but your words are unmeaning 1t has never felt
the chills of disappointment it has never wrthed
beneath the pang of affliction, and its guileles'
! heart knows nothing of the emptiness, the hollow
professions, and cold heartodhess of the world
and would to God that the cup may be broker
! ere ii be lifted to its lips.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21
Loved You Better ,hnn You Knew.

IT was the autumn of the year,
The strawberry leaves were red and sere;
October's airs were fresh and chill,
When, pausing on the windy hill,
The bill that overooks the sea,
You talked c onfidingly to me-
Me, whom yuor keen, artistic sight
Has not yet learned TO read Alright,
Since / have vciled my heart from you,
And loved you better than you knew.
You told me OF your tolisome past,
The tardy honors won at last,
The trials borne, the cOnquests gained,
The longed for boon of Fame attained;
knew that every victory
But lifted you away from me-
That every step of high emprise.
But left me lowlier in your eyes;
watched the distance as il grew,
And loved you better than you knew.
You did not see the bitter trace
or anguish sweep across my face;
You did not hear my proud heart beat
Heavy and slow beneath your feet;
You thought Of trumphs still unwon,
OF glorious deeds as yet undone;-
And ]. the while you talked to me.
] watched the gulls float lonesomeIy,
Till lost amid the hungry blue
And loved you better than you knew.
You walk the sunny side of Fate:
The wise world smiles, and calls you great;
The golden fruitage Of success
Drops your feet in Righteousness;
And you have blessings manifold
Renown, and power, and friends, and gold,
They build a wall between MS twain
Which may not be thrown down again;
Alas for ], the long years through,
Have loved you better than you knew.
Your life's proud aim, your arts high truth
Have kept the promise Of your youth;
And while you won the crown which now
Breaks into gloom upon your brow,
Ny soul cried strongly out to you,
Across the oceans yearning blue,
While, unremembcred and afar,
watched yon. as / watch a star
Through darkness struggling into view,
And loved you better than you knew.
used 10 dream, in all these years,
OF patient faith and silent tears
That Loves strong hand would put aside
The barriers Of place and pride
Would reach the pathless darkness throuh,
And draw me softly mp to you.
But that is past. If you should stray
Beside my grave some future day,
Perchance the violets Ger my dust
Will half betray their buried trust.
And say. their blue eyes full Of dew,
"She loved you better than you knew,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21

ELoouENT.-Hon T. W. Freon delivered The
erty he said
:" 1t was the soil of American Liberty Oh
star encircled Liberty? Thou art terrible when
thy voice proclaims the despot's doom Noble
art thou when thou bddst the nations rise and
man be free. But, oh lovlier than the farcst
maids of fancy born and fed on love, art thou,
when with thine own garments thou doest deck
the bending form of Charity, and bidd'st battle
with thy arms and conquer in thy name !"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21
Gbe gonrnaN
Neavtryille, Saturday Morning, May 81, 1852

WONDERFUL WORK OF INDusTRY.-Col. S. G.
Tompkins. Searcher of Records at Marysville,
has the most complete facilities for correct infor-
nation that we have ever seen. lie has in his
office books of Record into which every document,
recorded in the city or county, has been carefully
copied mortgages, leases, liens-everything, oc-
cupying twenty or thirty separate volumes. He
has, also, transcripts of title to every rood Of
city property, and in five minutes can positively
decide the validity of title to any property of
city or county, passing from one book to another
until the information is obtained which to other
wise collect might occupy days of search in
county Offices. Every day he copies from the
Recorders books what had been placed there the
day previous. having pursued this system since
1852. His records are indisputable. and are now
worth some ten thousand dollars. The examiner
pays fee for each volume searched, which brings
in q large daily income The records are private
10 all parties except that in which they are inter-
ested, and could not be understood without the
owners explanation. 1t is wonderful accom-
plishment Of industry and ingenuity.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21

THE only cure for helpless affection is to dis
card the article for one having n reasonable
quantity of hope Thus, if Sally Jones rejects
your tender suit, because she is in love with the
knock k-kneed barber opposite it will never do to
talk about pistols arsenic and collins. On the
contrary, you must draw on your Sunday suit,
extend your aldermanic dignity by dinner of
corned beef and cabbage, and go right down TO
Susan Snooks,. who will teach you that there are
more things 'twixt heaven and earth than you
have ever seen elsewhere.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21

LovE.-In bis poem at Marysville, Dr. Hath
well said
4" Would st ask the joys of Love? Oh change
The prayer;
Thou little know'st his power to fasten there
Sweet the delirium which by Love is spread
Whate'er the paths his rapiurous votries tread,
lie paints the mist which hangs upon the eve
with coors softer than the sun can give.
what are we all, should Love withhold the dart
Which wakes fine feelings in the torpid heart ?"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21
Brief Reference.

A LADY was delivered of a child in stage
coach, between San Antonio and San Jose The
men passengers were asked TO leave the coach,
but two Frenchmen refused; the driver, however,
compelled them, and should have knocked them
on the head . THEY have snaik' in Marys-
Vile 2S feet long. SEVENTY Masonic Lodges
were represented at Sacramento on Tuesday week
THERE was a report in Yreka that sheriff
Fair bad absconded the Chronicle contradicts
and ridicules the assertion. THE Treasurer of
Calaveras is defaulter for $24, ,920. OLD Peter
Lassen, the wcllknown pioneer, was lately mur
dered by Indians at Honey Lake. -. THE Tehama
Gazette has announced intention of advocating
democratic measures. They are catching
sharks at Humboldt Bay THE anti .Lecompton
State Convention will meet in Sacramento juno
18TH. .. HoN. j. C. McKBBgN made a speech in
San Francisco on the l lth . On Thursday the
young ladies of the Academy OF Notre Dame. =.
Mt Marysville, made a visit to Gen. Suffer, al
Hook Farm. They numbered l20, oil of whom
were entertnined by the hosptable old pioneer.
A visit by so much of beauty, innocence and pu.
rity, must have made the old mans heart glad
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21

In the days of Andrew Jackson, his Postmaster
General, desiring to know whereabouts was the
true source of the Tombigbee River, wrote for
the desired information to the postmaster of a
village on its conrse. Sir wrote the General
to the deputy, this department desires to know
how far the Tomblgbee river runs up Respect
fully yours, &C. The reply was brief, and read
thus Sir the Tombigbee doesn't run up at all
1t runs down. Very respectfully
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21

AN old topper, in the last stages of the dropsy,
was sold by bis physician that nothing would
save him but being tapped His son, witty
little shaver, objected to this operation, saying
Daddy, daddy, don't submit to it, for you know
lasted more than week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21

MARRTAGE.-The affection that links together
man and wife is far holier and more enduring
passion than the enthusiasm of young love. II
may want its gorgeousness-it may want its
imaginative character but it is far richer. and
holier, and more trusting in its attributes. Talk
not to us Of the absence Of love in wedlock No
il burns with steady and brilliant fame, shed.
ding benign influence upon existence, million
lines more precious and delightful than the cold
dreams OF philosophy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21

Sons OF MALT-A.-Some fellows in Newcastle
Pa, recently started n society there, which was
pnrported to be lodge of the Sons of Malta
One of the initiated exposed the whole concern
He states that after being initiated he signed
what was represented to be the constitution OF
the Order, but which turned out to he nothing
more or less than an order for keg of beer upon
one of the town brewers. The club had been in
dulging in lager, at the expense of the new mem
bers. for several weeks.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21
NJ Il w M USIC!
IS T,M WITH THEE STILL !" ballad

IS T,M WITH THEE STILL :" ballad word
i by Mrs. A. NJ. Edmonds first published /.
The Mother's Jomnok music by Auqu,tns Ca.
The WiIds OF the West, Kind Words cann@w
Die THE Angels Told me So 'Give me @d
my Mountain Homo, - Thoughts Of God, WaF
Lady, Wake There's no Darling like Mime
'Ode to Liberty Price % cents each, maiI7
free. just issued by Horace Waters, agent %
Broadway, N. Y.
Popular Instrumental husic-'Thc P'ccoIw
Polka with beautiful vignottc of NH Piccooo
mi price 35 cents. palace Garden, or SOen
Bird Polka with vignptto price 40c Bo.
by Thomas Baker The Swinging Scbotischf
with vignette price 80 cents; Very Last Va
sovienne,' price 25 cts both by Augustus C@
The above pieces are played by Thomas Ia
ker's ceIrbrs ted Band, with great arpIan"-
Mirahel Schottisch, with beautiful vigndtc 81
cts THE Empire or Reicks Quadrl", ner
dance, 40 cts 4; 'T The New lIibernian QnadrIh'
35 cts Les Lancers' Quadrille, 'Danve 'f
zourka,' Arabian War Cry March, 'Crinoih
Waltz, Weimer Polka and Reading Poh
25 cts each, mailed free. OpGtV
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21
COAST EXPRESS.
\LOOP g. SHAFER'S

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WEAvERvILLE AND UNIONTOWN MAIL
AND EXPRESS ROUEI
CONNECTING AT wEAvERvILLE WITH
Greenhood & Newbauer's Shasta Express
for all parts Of this State and the world.
WE INTEND RUNNING a REGULAR and
w reliable weekly Express between Weaver
Vile, Union, and intermediate points, and semi
weekly between Weavervlle and Big Bar leav-
ing Weaverville every WEDNESDAY and SAT
URDAY, via Oregon Gulcb, Mouth Cation Cr'k,
North Fork Big Flat, Cox's Bar. Taylors Flat,
Cedar Flat Burnt Ranch, South Fork and
HOOPA VALLEY.
Returning. leave Union every Thursday
Strict attention will be paid to the transaction Of
all business entrusted TO us, and every effort in
our power made for the speedy delivery along
The route Of
Teiegraphic Messages, Packages,
Parcels, Letters. Papers, etc. Atlantic papers
will be forwarded over the route as soon as they
arrive.
We shall always be supplied with COIN for
the PURCHASE OF GOLD DUST on our route,
make collections, and transact general Express
business.
Persons on the route wishing letters and papers
delivered by us, are requested to place their
names on our list. y. NJ. LOOP,
II. c. SHAFER.
Gag- TRINITY JOURNAL carried FREE. ~vs1
Jan. 25, 1859. 2tf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21

EXTENSIVE TRADE.-An immense amount of
store goods is arriving daily. Road travel was
never better; passing over the Weaver and Shas-
Ia Wagon road last week, we saw eighteen or
twenty heavy teams on the way. They bring in
prodigious loads and get along without difficulty.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21

Ma, has aunty got bees in her mouth? No:
why do you ask such question p Cause, that
little man with heap of hair on his face cotch'd
hold of her, and said he was going TO take the
honey from her lips; and she said, Well make
holf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21

lr is literal fact that al dinner given on the
22d of February, at Pittsburgh, Pa, Dr. Dake
gave sentiment :; When Gabriel blows his horn,
may George Washington be the first to arise
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21

kocHEFAUoAuLT said that the reason why lovers
are so iona OF one another's company is that
they are always talking about themselves
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21

DARTITION SALE.-By virtue of an order of
i sale made in the 9th Judicial District Court
in and for the county of Trinity and State of
California, on the 9th day of April, 1859, in the
action of T. Harris VS. James Dickson, wherein
the Sheriff of said county appointed sole
Referee, to make sale, &C., shall expose at pub
lie sale, as the law directs, on