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is TINE or PEACE PREPARE FOR WAR.-Just
hear how Mrs. Crowly, the local Of the Rockford
Nl) D4Hy Neus, counseis her sex in view Of the
fact that l $50 is leap year
care the girls aware that this is leap year-a
grand chance for those who feel that they are
vcrging toward uncertainties, to make "a desper-
ate plunge We know one or two gentlemen
who ought to be married, aud probably The right
kind Of tactics would induce them to the same
conclusion. A little care. IA ltte caution, 80 as
not to scare the poor victims, aud the game may
be yonr own, girls"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-25

NEWSPAPER BUSINEss.-'ro show one item Of
expense in city daily newspaper publishing, the
San Francisco .Honmg CaJ says that for gnn-
cra news report to consist Of not less than 2O10
words 81 per one hundred words is charged.
For special reporta (only to be transmitted after
the general report,) s. per hundred words. That
our readers may the better appreciate the value
OF the news We give them under the tclegraphic
head we may mention that our bill this week,
for three issues alone, has reached the respocta-
bic sum of $l53. That several Of our cotempo-
raries have failed to give overland news by tele-
graph is, perhaps, owing to It's cXpensvcacss and
their inability, pecuniarly, to meet it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-25

PAroriC SorruERNEE.- Speaking about the
cry Of disunon, aud the aching tendency of some
Patriot remarks
"The Union Of the States is not thing to be
triBed with. and those who advocate lis dlssolu-
ton ought to have their heads broken, or their
necks, il doesn't matter which.
What bust this glorious country up.
Accurscd be Thy tongue =
Her stars aud stripes shall loat the skiGs
Long after you are hung =
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-25

GETTING HoMEscH. The Sacramento UHion's
New York lelter-writer says the retirement Of the
three hundred Southern medical students from
the Quaker City sbeing followed elsewhere, and
Of the Morayian Sisters, Bethlehem. Penn, had
gone homo. The institution is consequently cX.
pectel TO close, as all the rich Southeraers have
Withdrawn their patronage, and resolved to live
in iSnOrance.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-25

The Tehgram Lurlesques Cen Kibbcs report
Of his PITT river expedition. We possess pretty
fair appreciation Of the ridiculous bat that re
port fails to afford us merriment. We see nothing
in it but the plain story of soldier. who accom-
plshed more in six weeks than had been done by
any officer with the same number Of men in as
many months Golden Era.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-25

TINE HE had GRADuArGD.-The NATIONAL says
that Cwin has made the Railroad question his
chief study during the whole of his Senatorial
career As he has in all probability by this time
become familiar with all the branches Of that
peculiar study, the public would be happy now
to see him graduate, so that be might put his
great research TO practical use.-.NorA ClN.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-25

OvERTAXED was our amablity, the other day.
We are naturally obliging and patient. willing
to leud a friend a clean shirt and take it back
dirty willing to puff Indifferent whisky to put
a muddy shoe on dirty faced young one, If his
mother is looking out through the window will
ling to hold drunken mans horse while he gets
under cover from the rain or to let the children
where we're calling try whether our hat is water
tight; always ready for any such little civility
but the fellow " first above alluded to' went
over the limits, when he asked for our Tribune
Almanac "When we have read it through n'-Si
etrn I)eLnoerHL.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-25

IL events are not moving to Oar mind, if they
do not marea 10 that short jingle which We call
harmony, let US remember thai in Gods great
anthem there are breaks and paUses, notes high
aud low, and passages very mourniui, a. well as
others fail OF terrible majesty, before we come
to the triumphant outbarsI Of the conclusive chO-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-25

MAMMOTH VINEYARD PRoPoslrIoN.-Th Los
Angeles Star learns that, by late eastern mail.
a gentleman Of that city received letter from
reliable parties at Washington D. c., inquriug
if a tract of land, cmbodyng $4,000 acres in ons
parcel, could bc purchased in that vicinity, suit
able for vineyard purposes company Of capi-
taists have agreed to associate for the purpose
oi planting a vineyard of that size, ii sufficient
body OF land can be found.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-25

WM. II. DAILY
Your Aromatic Valley Whiskey is received,
and after careful examination. find it to be a
pare 0'tcle, entirely free from the adalteatiag -
grsaieats so frequently used, Very respectfully,
JAMES }. MAPES, Analytical Chemist.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-25

Az exchange paper say that when an Austria
liau bank suspends, the sufferers generally take
the President to the nearest tree and follow the
example set by the bank.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-25

F0nEIGN MILITARY SERylcE--An American
citizen, notified by the French military authori-
ties to attend at the Office Of the Prefec, to draw
in the conscription for seven years military ser
vice, resisted the demand, vas arrested and car
ricd before a military tribunal charged with
contempt of law. Marshal Maynau was present
in the Court. NJ Roussel, Puisian lawyer,
commenced his speech thus -" Gentlemen you
have committed most grave error in arrestiug
my client. lie is not only citizen, but was
born a citizen Of the Government which Of all
others protects with the most energy aud the most
jcaiou-y its subjects, whether in Europe or else
where, whether they be full or oaly partial sub
jects | warn you also, that of all the legations
Of the United States in Europe, that Of Paris is
the most sensitive to the rights Of its people"
This appeal had The desired eject, aad the gen
tleman, u Louisiana0 Creole, was acquitted at
once with au apology for the error,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-25

LEFT SACRAMENTO FOR GooD.-Thc ClH says
that Ex-Governor Weller has removed from Sac.
ramanto, with bag and baggage, and has estab-
lished his domicil in Alameda county, on that
beautiful estate which he recently purchased from
LleWciug, the Free Lover.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-25
Cbc Crmiitp Yournal
WEAVEREILLE, CAL,
Saturday Morning, February 3S- 1850.
V-cnverviiIe Post Omce.

The mail for the Atlantic States aud Europe
by the steamer of March 9Th, will close ut this OF
fee on Monday evening, February 27th, at : O.
clock, p II. JAS. O'CONNOR, i. NJ.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-25
Medical Profession
State .HssaVfr's Office, 80 Somerset S.,
boston. Anril lIth. 1858.

WM. II. DNY, New York
have made a chemical analysis Of your Aro-
matte Valley Whiskey, and find it a PURE, FINE
FIAy0REp RYE WHISKEY, containing no injurious
matters Of any kind, and | would recommend it
as suitable for medical and public purposes.
CHARLES Z. JACKSON,
State AssaVcr.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-25

An UrrEEANcG Fun or TRUru.-The worst
form OF ngrattude is to refuse to accept favor
from the hands of a person, to whom you have
had the pleasure Of rendering one.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-25

Dgtru ANp THE GGArGYAED.- The old grave.
yard is Il chccrless looking place Feeling as We
do now, we should not like to be buried there,
Sierra Icm0craL
Feeling a. we do now, we should not like 10
be buried anywbere.-- San dHirels LdcDcad0aL
Feeling as We do now, We should not like to
be buried alive.-S. D. Reputiican.
Feeling rs you ought to, You would al feel the
necessity of being buried soon as possible after
You do "peg ont, ,'--Nrip9sa Gdrette.
DO you mean to nsinuatc That those "felarsp
wolldn't keep" long after the breath was ont
OF them ?--.1D,nlor LeiJcr.
Feeling as every moral man should, we
wouldn't care to be buried in the same quarter
sectono with The Mnrposa GaEele man.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-25

orr or THE FHYMG-PAN INTO THE FIRE.-Lev
Ostrander was recently convicted in Kentucky
Of manslaughter lie appealed his case, got a
new trial and was convicted Of murder and SEN
fenced to be hung. A few more such cases, aud
appealing would become unpopular.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-25

Tnr GREATEST RGycLvER on RECORD The
World
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-25

DAY or DWoRcgs-ln the Twelfth District
Court of san Francisco, on the llth iust five
divorces were granted, all in favor of injured
wives
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-25

only one the people of that county have ever
thought enough of to support, has entered its
hih year and been enlarged 1t is owned aad
edited by T. \. Springer, E.q.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-25

TnE ship Flora Temple was wrecked on the
18th of October last, and $50 Cinnamon drowned.
That viii be glorious tidiags 10 our Shasta coua-
ty neishbols
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CAUTION i!

1t has come to my knowledge, that parties in
San Francisco have resorted 10 the base artlcc
OF attempting to forge my label, with some slight
alterations, using the name " DELAYS instead
of Daly's Aromatic Valley Whislzey," 5"
and also using the word CUMBERLAND instead
of " Monongahela."
These bogus Labels have been put on bottles
OF entirely different shape from mine, containing
the cOmmonest trash, and packed in cases, intcn-
dcd to initiate, and branded similar to the genu-
ine using the name " DELAY S" instead of Da-
ly's." Dealers ia the interior as we'll as consum-
ers are cautioned not to be imposed upon by this
bogus article.
Particular attention is called to the shape of
my Bottle, which is unlike any other, and also to
the name William II. Daily, New York 1"
blown in each Bottle.
have no fears of this or any other spurious
article interfering with the sale of my
AROMATIC VALLEY WHTSKEY.
but cannot allow such base fraud to be prac.
tlsed upon honest Merchants and the unsuspcct-
ing Consumer without noticing it.
VIVA IL DAILY,
Sole Proprietor
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Arri and !.
FROM THE SPRINGFIELD REPUBLICAN,


Down on The slope the COW bells tinkled;
Up in the trees the robin sung
The bees hummed low, and Arri and
sat in the grape vine there and swung
Strange dark eyes and a tender face,
Set in the iarest golden hair
A shy soft form Of beauty and grace
Such was Arri beside me there.
We were children then. they called MS so ;
And we set there under the summer noon,
Swinging lstessly to and fro,
And hummng together a low love tone
The sycamore dropped its fan-lcaved arms,
And the russct tassals swung
Among the leaves like marriage bells
On the white twigs, silver hung
A fair soft tress has slept on my hca;t
This many and many day
| have tho't that the heart might scarcely bea
Ir that were taken away
Over and over | kissed it-so =
Law 1t out in the moonlight there -
1t brings me back the strange dark eyes,
The tcadcr face and the gollcn hair.
She rave il to me one night in May,
Walking under the fun May moon
was going away in Ship that night,
To COM again in the next years juno
| have come again, but it is not Jun'
Down on the slope the snow drifts high;
The winter moon shines clear and cold,
The trees are gray, and so am |.
Moons have passed unrcmembcrod away
Since then their uStrous coils
Have wound around The smiling EARTH
Making NIGHT their spoils.
Many May has passed away,
Many a June has sped
Death and winter reign on the slope
am here, but Arri is dead a!
Across the path is graveyard uow
| can hear the church bells ring
Aud white stones part the dHftcd snow
Close by the grape vine swing
The sycamore droops its long bare arms,
And the russct tassals swing
To aad fro Ike funeral bells,
On the dead twigs where they cling.
We are both here under The moonlight
Where we walked SO long ago;
Both, both are under the moonlight,
But one is under the snow.
Dark eyes lie deep under snow and sod;
Mould rests on The golden hair;
Deep, deep under shadow and gravesonc,
Thick dust IS gathering there.
Dust on The forehead pure and white
Dust ON my heart SO heavy and cold
Tempest and rain and night have past,
Over my life SO gray aud old
Many night and many u Storm
Have dArkencd the blue Puciie's flow,
only remember one that passed
Down by the red cquator's glow
Passed with its shcltcring wings Of night
We were left on bleak, barbarian shore ;
The barujug tropical day rose up,
And then counted the time no more
| never counted thc hurning years,
Crossing the sens with their fiery trcad)
What matter to me If they went or came,
was slave, and Arr was dead
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y AL US
AROMATIC VALLEY WHlSKEY !!
FOR MEDICINAL USE,

uAS NOW TAKEN THAT POSITION IN
1 l. the worlds estimation, which justifes its
Proprietor in claiming for it
\ Superiority Unriyaled,
Produced as it is, by process known only to
the Manufacturer, and extracted from the choic
est grain, which grows no where but in favored
locality in the Valley of the Monongahela, and
containing no particle of deletcrious admiXture ;
it has acquired reputation for perfec. purity
and intrinsic excellence, based solely upon its in
hcrent merit, which the Proprietor does not in
tend shall ever be forfeited. It's universal use
by the
Medical Profession
is most urgently recommended. Already has it
found its way into the principal public and pr-
vate Hospitals in the country, and wherever it
has been once used, it forthwith becomes a ne
ccssty.
The attention Of consumers is called to the GER
,ifcaes of the following we'll known Chemists :
| have analysed sample of Daly's Aromat-
ic Valley Whi.key." and find it to be Il pure ar
ice. Of fine flavor, and without any deleterious
admiXture. JAMES Il. Chiffon, NJ. d.,
New York. Chemist.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-25

A CHRISTMAS PRAYER.--The following prayer
10y three year old is sent for publication:
"God bess fader-G God bess m0dcr,
God bess sster'--ihen a pause,
And the sweet young lips devoutly
Murmurcd, " God bess Santa Klaus"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-25

WM. II. SEWAHD.--A Corrcspoadent Of The
Washington states, who has recently returned
from Europe, sends to it the following communi-
cation. a Southern American paper, which re-
publishes the article, inquiries if the y mocrncy
intend to make Mr.. Seward The candidate Of the
Charleston Convention?
"Aud now let me say a word in behalf Of this
most notorious and much-abusod man. In Wash
inglon, whore he has resided almost half the time
for the last fifteen or twenty years, he il known
as "a very quiet, amiabe, hospitablc gentleman
and not at ali like the horrible portrait given Of
him the other day in the House, in which he was
represented as a sort Of ghOstly demon, with
hell fire floating in bis eyes! Politically | have
always opposed him, but, socially and personally
have always liked him. lie is man Of great
natural ability, and Of extraordinary industry
Politics has been the study Of his life and states
manship the great object Of his ambition. .
During an absence Of eight moalhs. Mr. Seward
has visited England, all the leading capitals Of
the Continent, and penetrated into Egypt No
American citizen ever visited Europe. unofficial
ly who has received greater attentions than
Gov. Seward. Kings and queens and emperors,
believing him TO be the inevitable successor to
the Presidents chair invited him to their tables,
and bestowed on him all the consideration due
to the 'h,ir prcsumptivc' These facts happen
to kaoic, as | had the pleasure Of meeting Gov.
Seward in Europe, and generally found him en-
gagged ten deep TO dine with the mobiles and
rulers in the ltnd' No eX President ever re-
ceiyed half as much attention as he. 1t is the
rising, not the setting, sun that claims the hom-
age Of the word0
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destined 10 he as enduring rs time itself
Iio-,c.tcr's Stomach Bitters have proved
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allie TO state confidently that the "Bi;ters'
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diseases. is 10 The proprietors a source Of I'M
allowed pleasure. Il removes all morbid matter
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,r-virr II that tone and energy indispensable
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PURIFY THE BLOOD.
MOFFATT'S
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
AND
PHENIX BITTERS.

FE,HE high and euvied celebrity which these
rre.eminent Medicines have acquired for
their invsrjable efficacy in all the diseases which
thew rrofess to cure has rendered the usual prac-
tice Of pufing not only unnecessary, but unwor-
thv of them. They are known by their fruits
their good works testify for them, and they thrive
not by the faith Of the credulous'
IN ALL CASES
Of Asthma. Acute and Chronic rheumatism, AZ
fections of the Bladder and Kidneys,
BILIOUS FEVERS AND LIVER
COMPLAINTS.
In the south and west, where these diseases pre-
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farmers and others, who once use these Medicines,
will never afterwards be without them.
Bilious Collie and Serious Looseness, Biles, Cos
tiyeness, COLDS and COUGHS, Cholic.
C lNSUMPTI0N-UEed with great success in
this disease.
CORRUPT fUNORS, DROPSTES,
DYSPEPSTA.-No person with this distressing
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ERUPTTONS OF THE SKIN.
ERYSTPEL1S AND FLATULENCY
FEVER AND AGUE.-For this scourge of the
western country these medicines will DO found a
safe speedy and certain remedy. Other medicines
leave the system subject to return Of the disease
"A cure by these medicines is permanent. Try
them, be satisfied, and be cured
FOULNESN OF COMPILATION.
GENERAL DEBILITY
Gout, Giddiness, Gravel, Headache of every
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LIVER CONPL INTS,
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Never fails to eradicate entirely all the effect.
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egful preparation Of Sarsaparilla.
Night Sweats, Nervous Debility, Nervous Com
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RHF UMATISH
Those afflicted with this terrible disease will De
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RUSH OF 43LOOD TO THEHEAD.
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WORMS Of all kinds are efec ually expelled by
there medicines. Parents viii do well to admin
i.ter them whenever their existence is suspected
Relief will be certain
| THE LIFE PILLS
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u K =. WIN 2 % ~
an experienced Nurse AMI FousIe Psgsi,is-.
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WINSHIP'S PATENT.

Eff f I G E Il \ Z o Il .
rgNHIS Refrigerator is the only one ever offered
that is perfectly UsHfiiat d. and In so scientific
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To cure all coughs and diseases r. Tho lungs
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averv winter till the winter at 1870; tael was
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