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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-30

he was about TO marry was entirely /
unworthy Of himj that she cared not /.
for him, only for his wealth; and ! tried .
TO cheat myself into the belief that | .
could have given him up with less sui .
tortng to one who was true and good, .
with whom he could have lived happily; /
but didn succeed in 50 cheating my |
self; for, had she been II very angel, /
truth compcls me TO say, it would have .
caused inca still sharper pang to have .
witnessed their union.
That remorseless fcnd, jealousy .
Oh, how it goaded me- The thoughts
Of their happiness caused me the most
poignant ogony--now in my hopeless
despair, Blame me not, reader ! was
human and GIIibc. There now only
remained the task Of acluainting Mr..
McdcaIr with my intention, This mat,
ter troubled me exceedingly for what
possible excuse could offer for leaving,
| was receiving Il good soIcry, treated
kindly, and | knew he would think it
strange and sudden, this step Of mine.
but nevertheless irmusI be done, some
prctcxr must be invented.
,dcIipr with her mother had zone
homo ., ,as douhtcJ NOT 70 prenare
or fine wcddin. and / must moi tary
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brought the blood back to my face, and /
enabled me to meet Mr. Mcdcalr with
out making u very fool Of myself, |
now learned from Mrs Winters, the .
housc-kccpcr, that the ladies who had .
lust arrived we,c Mrs Chase and her .
daughter, who were going to remain .
guests at the Hall some weeks; and F.
further that she was Il distant relative
OF the late Mrs, MedcaIf; and that Mr.,
Mcdcaralways sstoppcdw hcrwhcnn
the city. After hearing this news, |
slowly crcpt to my room, repeating the
words--"hc always stops with her
feeling sjckening dread OF, | knew not
what, creeping over me,
was very nervous as it nearcd tea.
time. both wished and feared to see
Miss Chase and Mr.. Mcdcali in compa-
ny together took unusual pain, with
my toilet; and, when | gave that one
last look at my mirror which ladies
never omit, though the heavens should
taIl--it told me thNt Miss Chase, woman
like, would hate me because rather bet
ter looking than herself; but the very
idea Other envy, though am ashamcu
to own it, gave me pleasure.
After tca was over, and Mr. Mcdcall
with his guests had repaired to the par
Ior was passing the door ON my way
to my room, when he saw me, and
came ont and insisted upon my return.
mg to the parIor; and furthermore said
. it wat, bis wish that / should help him
to entertain his guests while they re-
manned. did a. he wished returned
. with him, but smiled ut the idea Of me
helping to entertain those grand ladies,
although Mrs Chase had seen fit to AS.
sumo II very patronizing air towards
me, which made me hate her.
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,xoTITpR GREAT FIRE in TEN.

\ letter dated Houston Texas, Aug
III. 10th in the Galveston "civilian,"
says; ,
Henderson. Rusli county, ON Monday
morning last. reports that the town of
Henderson was discovered to be on fire
ON Sunday night, 9th inst, and was al
most entirely consumed When he
pas,sd through, all that was to be seen
of the square was smouldering embers,
except one dwelling house tnat escaped
the conflagration. The citizens put :,
faith in the reported conspiracy anu
neglected to appoint patrol '''
watch"
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knowledge cannot b acqu'r.1 .,,'hJe.
out pains and application. IL, ,,r ir'u0,s, u0rs
WAITER. s, "a ba, wis WIEN once you come ,.oa 70 '"'
Ma.Sr' Vu, ,,,.., rise az and meet yO";
! ~ the advertisements in this
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'4tcebpG, per @au. 52-54G t8. fit % p9t.
. obnen, per Subel 81. 12-$1. so. 4masH Il
Butter bette @Obet % @t8. % fb, @laoeS I6O20, Gou6utfpy
o14OI7 @ts.
@rnder, ~ @S p is
@rbieu, $3.25 p Sad (2gui6O
Srt9tej 0IoGGe) @eaubeln, pei9i6. 14@t8. bartId., 6HD
@t8., Hornen, .S2.25hD$2.50 p Dor, Oateln las 9ts.,
Sei9en Sf0l2R Cts. % 10, Sprintben 6 GtS, @troneu So
20 @ts., Oran9en$2.50
6ebern, oroinlre 356040, CUTE 556D4S Gt8. % Ii.
@nanp. 9erupiaui4er 2247 U $61062 400
@pp8, p Epune $3.7504. g
81 e~tret6e, gSeSen rotber 147.
meiBer gutter l40GDl50, erra ietnerI 1855 OI6O. .HH9
= Sdfer, 8m9, luo MfarDlono 42GD45, Neimi. 46O48 Gt8. 3.
Corn, weiBes 71fO72, 9ebe8 70GO73 &ts. s
gtp99ent Ntorplanb So @t85 8ennf. 90 @t8.
Sen IRIS, giemont ~ @ts. % tb, 93elfen l0(010% Gt8 pfin
sSn9wer 54hD5A, W~eu8atnuB 65E06S, 9feffer 04(0l0b
WustatblItbe 47EO50 @ts. .r
9Opfen, p tb IA @t8. ~
> anti amerHanii9er = Come s2oo0lo5, Oaaniaa p tb 7G
96ute, % fb 25a Cts, lpe Coll, ~aetrednete 14EO15.
Qemy 8btmctp D &pnue $16G01S, &lee, $l2.5 so.
&artpfje elm, Wtcrcer % 8ui9. 706D80 GtS, ~9epS6ulide 90 6.
&dfe, p fb 10GD11 Cts. 80
&Ieeiaamen, neuer $4s756D$5.O0 % Bulb. ,
e sblen, feNe Soritbur9 % Spnne $3.50, Stun Of the Nin
$.75, sunlp $4.25, gepr9e8 @ret ale Sorten So. %, @utbra-
cite fr Staot9ebrauh 1925, 5tCtb- unb 0etBaI9enuno Bal
tlmpae @ompo9nte 1925. 80 .rsHt
&affees Gp d lb 124G13 @9Rip gut IS, prina 1870
1914, SABA 1906 9a9uapra 131a014
Seoer, Sitp Soblen p fb 35EO3S @tS., 3cuntrp Spbleu 3OD3.
@ts., 6pupb Sttrtin9 3lO34, Spanil6 Spblenleoer 23GD32
@Hp @ei6irr i9war6 35(O3S, Country l@eIttrrl d5war3 300
80, Oberleoer raub baS Sell $304.50, &albieae 6O06S %
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Bronchitis Observation-Disclosures,

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rem btn3uSufisen. !" "''s"" "Vt'
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SrpnHttts unb rurbe pom ben 9~ei6tdtefen &ersten Fir iSsrs y"
la6tts ertldrt' Dur3 zen 6fteren @ebraud ibres Srusreini.
sunSstntt as g tS. Sd babe .Sadette in orUben DUisn Ss-
babe I'D es tn netner Semitic pel ausetpanOt. ebeniu ME nts' iE2r q
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BEN befen GstOlge. aBabreno Der Ian9t6briaet Rronfbsit r. "t'
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Tslfs erlstN ttruns sfrl&attten tmO renu ie aud uidt belien Ca
tanates WfttteI netr belpn tDnaie) 70 Itnrern fe DON it gpS Ky {
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bdtte fur Sic nno pe SADIE Der Wtenlhbett einioen gpsrtSS I" 49, n.'t e.
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gsertter 9err. Wtetne EUbter warte Dor fur,em nm oirs,,
9alsubel befdaen, ipeltes ene orUBe @ebnIthfeft mir Sr 0lr msa'
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q bet mir cine ~pDpfanStee umraneluns meiner GSSnfitutiUrn !"
spffte. NO ale enoere Yftttel te9H6lusen. SD mar ME Elm Tresn 5
mtttela unrf&t that uaO Id BIN serae Oerstt OieieI6eaH ala Snt,
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Eetre 9ante, SShb., ben s. wlai 1S4S.
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MID VI. SapneS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gu prObiren S%e, saan
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bon 8 Tlai9en erfOISts meme SOltse @enefuns, "' V'0p"aV
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gertter 5erg; 0ttt srUsern ~gerSnasen made iS ae son Scr
salaas0G isaa sS'FtlamIsl. pres SrqfretRtsuns smif.
&stts.Ytllen bsfannt. @saeral ". .. Ortcn, elmer meme i
gaaSarn iraree enrdb tbren 8ruffretni9er lms l~iapernosn @ alGn,s
selsesnL naO bret Der teotutenOfen @erste SGe ibrs suna cE :
Srtpl9 an TIM erprCbt bat.en. 8erfhteDene S6ue Ron SSIsae r IVY
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9aetne tletne dC6ter int I'M lesten O~Uperhber an stneert ySyrts
oes Sdles, net1er iebr lhnea sundbn. SD oa6 ibr orsesiS wv
thrtnt Mltrattre Wtii2unesrerdnoernee Wfesi;inl ,mS &c "a ia ~; !.
ednalt3, esbeilt. Daatb irfett Seset fe ur6s Ter gSurt% f 4 'SSsgss
Ogsatt9s ssoel eaDsa m e beUOeen an Sic su f4rei6en itrS5bsm
TOP en Grerheer gu Sbnen bin no Ste fno rHebr ais miOfrnms
sur WtrSfsatlidlutS ptees I'm Sale Sic es pinIdem lpOtspY
~ f8-s@ Sn %5repnbftaft Sbr
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StOdtpn, Owen 3d.. 9nb.a hen 4

81. .. Same! - "'~ = Sfp'' 1901
wtetrie 5rau mar iet brst, Sabrea f6rer franz NIT Nrrrhitis
unO "a I'd sielfab sgn Der gsirtamtstt ibres 8ruaretniornosni !,
bere 8%rantbehen Der gtnae seb6rt bate 70 taufte II enc u %t, y.
sSason unO cine Ssa6tef @riunobeitSpiaer, unO ids Dn 10 o GMI%S
Sbnen inelcen gu tOnnen, eub nh6 benz Getrau6 6ss 9r,TSa 1Sirip
gahssnttttels tpr 9nltet psrBta9;' ,be 9efdwerber imb sdrnsr,sn
eetr Att1teni fGHltsbeu' ahO IN einem YlUrat cine %yOaffSusfas
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sbrten 9ublitum be ersebene @nsei8e, 6aB i'd aus Benz @eI6dit SSe8
351. Sacob gSabl au8getreten bin uno Elm 9nt- rno DtiBelseIbdit
Jto. 43 Baltimpre1tr., 2. 86irppn Breberidir.
aut meme ei9ene Nebnuns etablirt babe, Bite babr, oas mir in
nleuner friberen Stsluns sei6enfte 8ertrauea aud ferner su iber-
tr9aeg inS 9ebe ib bic BertHcruntg, oaB t9 Bel gutter @aare bic
oluli9ten Yreue ltenen perbe.
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Stre uafdaBbare MebtShn = has BrufreinionnosnI4.
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tdult taitn1 etten Gag ebne eafelbe fem. Mfebrere uteinsr S av w
pet9en t9 enpOn sao, s%eritder'sn mir ebeufads Der auten. St umSS
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Bruibrdune unb Q9lutIbeip,t

Rtassiae, Butler 60, Ben s. oft. ts5,
Sd. be3eusf. tab i6 wa4renb Der Gtnte ia lebten Suli nm, Ssr
MISUNDERSTANDING tefdIeh furbe unb eine ,isnltHHr Sn ~ s
S sSs S ~, s aasIpatl! aud bate t9 stneu bSfen Sufsn. Sd nabp
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, unb bttfes iteate mid eSnssIiS SM W
S1meS V. Ban 6prn ~
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@OIaiies Orleans fair bis primaR gaupne 4S@5O
9tS.t cuba 24GD2S, MuSccpabp 29f033, Horto &ico 2I036
@n9l. SSlanb 2S030.
Del, Sperm p @aupne 81. 2501. IS, Common @bale $50
st Patent 7OC075, 'saro-SeI 75@SoGts. s%einIaamen- Del
@rOpiitonsn, 8esi p 100 tt s11K@12, Web-g BORT $18.5o
@erdudertes Sdwetneflei6: Sdulter - tb s Cts,
Seteu 10 Cts, Sd]nten lib Gs. GtFf r.
unaerdn9ertes Stmeinefeh9: SduIter Cts, Seiten
9@t8.t 9aro HOP 9tS.
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&etS, % fb @t8., @rra 4H-5G Cts.
Strpb, Ec99en % &pnne $10GDl2, NSatSen So. 90.
Sprupt % @auone 42045 Cts. t1.t-
Sata @5romS plum y Saf % @ @ori@aa,s $40.
9 am m ateeiamen $4.5O04.75 y BIB, GiuOt69 S3.250
$50, Sla6siamen $135O1.45 p 8ib,
Su Quantitlten sc. 50O7 % 100 fb.
Stdrte, p ID 5hO6H @t8.
&al8, p tb 1O1a GtS. o .g
Sabaf, Warpl. So. So Conn. $3.0OGO3.50. gut 81. 0oO4. so,
better s.. O005. 30 gut bis fein braun $6.0O01O.OO, gang
tetn forb9 $1,000, S%an66ldtter 81. 50GD4. 90, Sberlano $50
81, Sooenbldtter $3.50, rptbe uto 9eoupfte SO. 50fD9. 90,
TEN 9elb S10G0l3, ertra fstre rptbe Detbldtter $14, Sentudp,
$5.5006. rs, fetn 81. 75lOS. so, ertra 5000.
&n9eboten ipr6et 700 Sben, mpbpn go ben
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100 tb. : S4aae $2.5O04.OO p Stif, ~ Sdtpetue 5. rs
Ia 81 g 100 Is.
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3nder, Nep= Orleans p 100 tb $3.50, Ycrto &icp $6.37%-
500, Cuba $6.75(D7. 25, 8aifnn. 3ufer ltebt in en 0er-
fl9teoenen @raoen BON Sc. ie mad Qualit6t, rrinn
$6.75G07. f3f QusH
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SalSbrGune (Crounl

SScbn @arrtntau, @sd., Gtepor6Stcpu 81 q s84,ss..
Dor tur3em bate zines rleiner ainber eineTT e Attr,Sr0 a.sys,r4.
Infaa bon QalSbraanei tusl9er auSweirlbuft cine id g,rGg' HT.i
grnltaittel uno uab Terlauj bon q StunSeis' in Ssr9er : = g glaa
9 1hselctel ool 9encruten bate, atbmete es ,stsbsr oo ora I : % I'm,
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0te sr6ete Tabrif
Dun M0bellt mo 9tiiDlcu in oicIer StnOt.
Sci IT. Mount.

UUH WtVVNtN UNV ~+NVtVW III UIlIlI SIWUI'
Sci Il. Mount,
$40. 81 Aprb -@agir. s~e9eniber Der Obb- 6eQoNp. San.
Baltimore,
ftnbet man Iht8 Den 9r6Bten Sprratb BON Wt6beln in btef9er Staot.
pao 8remoe iolten benielben Suerit 6eleben, ebe fe am
berSpp faufen, fe fnoen bort:
Sete &eteS in 8rptat, 8lHfb lmS &osbaar,elo
Spf a'S,pcn GuBbalm un6 Wta6aeonp init Btul0
umS Qaa6eu9 ooer i~cnlti9en GtpHcn; iransSt-
lbe nno balb franSDflhe YulOr-, 81 M,
S6auteI- uno SDr9ftuble bon
alien Otniteru nit I~eberSdgen BON
8rctat., 9aar- uno 0n6ereu
Stofen. 8ouItdnoi9e 3tm- t
uter-@tnrtbtln9en BON
f G%uBbalnt- II. Nta9a9Dnp-
IolS bon $50 bis Su20O, ebenIo
en 9rpBeS 2a9er bon &p6rfiblen,
ais S4antsl-i Simmer II. Yalcrltab(e
bon @tdten Ii. &uBbaumbplS, gufSie6hi0e,
NebenlGrdnte, Gta9ere'S, a@omceen e., Saar-
Strob- uno SprinSfeoer- Matraten ~pptrItbi8 uuS
auf Seltelun9. Pile De6eel weroen ~1ogfdltg 0erpaft.
0eai1Oil oe1eniber Der Obo.Teaom.6oae. Z
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98uA Der @clt.

Den Ibopnentea 6eS 5. 8an6eS beS 8 6et @eGt sur
3a9rtd1t, soaB Die Prdlnte 10 eben ein9ctrpHeu lit uuo iocrt in
@mpfan9 9enonmen merocu tann.
Serter emFfins i'd Die 6Orteyuns 6eS 6. ganees, sief. Up
nefit prdmie unO fBunen nod 8eIRlunoen oui BEN ppQtSneiscn
8anb ~aaS9efibrt tper6en,
Oa8 8uh Der gBelt
erideint in 12npnaliden 9~ieferun9en, iee 9teferuna eutbdlt 80
Qnartleiten Cert NIT Stabllti9 n6 8 colcrirten 8afeln. PreiS
per Yeferuns rs @ts. 8rdmte be8 6. 9anbeS, 6er pra6tpoae
Stoblfit: GiebeSbptibaft.
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Sic beitelt Soften

un0 Soues @ertdt Su $5.25 per Gpnne aus ser glars bpt
2an9e uno 6 MP.
l0nnen tn Der Office tes gDsfer tefsat pertsn. DsI1,3mt
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&pnttmt Glllc nitO genefct.
1.a'a Blntltn0 Der Qultae.

Ntais0tle, u, ben I, Sanuar ISIS.
Or. .. Sdtne!. 100
g!Dertter 5srr. SIN Sabre 1850 mar t6 1ebr leitenS. tps "a
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-24
Briggs Gift Entertainment.

For the satisfaction of persons intending to buy tickets
in Briggs Mammoth Gift Entertainment published else
where) print the following explanatory letter, writ
ten to the editor Of the Marysville Appeal
BRIGGs' RANCH, Nov. 10, 1860.
EDroR APPEAL Having received great number of let
tcrs of inquiry within the past few days, respecting the
little" :" "Vaue" Time of drawing" &c, of the prop
ery in Gift Entertainment beg the of your col
umnS to answer publicly, those inquiries.
l. have the Grant title" the " Settlers title" and
the 'Possessory title am not aware of any person
claiming any part of lands. My title is ndisputable
and unincumbered
.. The trees will produce average more than 20C
lbs of fruit each next year which, at cts. per Id
would amount to than the whoeproperty is valued
at in our schedule.
g. The drawing will of the 5th day of January
if have to employ 1000 to dispose of the tickets du
ring the month of December.
A. will hold myself in readiness to redeem every ticket
two dollars each If the drawing does not off
the 5th day of January, within ten days thereafter
5. will give 500 to person who will prove that
have made promise within ten years past that have
not fulfilled.
-' Our doubts are traitors
And make us lose the good we oft might win,
BY fearing to invest"
Respectfully yours,
BRIGGS
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-24

THE DEAR CREATURES IN BIACK.-Young wild
ows are always blithe. They ever meet you with
q smile and fattering words Can any one tell
why? Young widows pay scrupulous attention
to dress. None know so we'll what colOrs, black
or otherwise, are best suited to their complexion
nor what freaks of millinery serve to heghtea the
beauty of their form. The knowledge of this
subject they will put in practice Does any one
know why? Young widows, if at first pleasant
gay and agreeable, through afectedness, becom
ing really so through habit. 1t is said that she
who marries a second time, is better wife tc
her second than to her first husband. Who car
give a reason? Young widows are the most
charming part of creation the envy Of one sex
and the beloved of the other. And why
Can any of our fair readers solve these prob
lens for us? We would like to hear from some
of them
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-24

WHAT WOULD BE THE REsULT.-The New Or
leans Commercial Bulletin declares that breaking
up of the Union "would not only cause the ships
to rot at the levee, and bankruptcy and ruin to
follow in the train of disasters, but the real estate
OF New Orleans would not be worth twenty-five
cents on the dollar to what it now is cotton
would go down to such figure that it would
not pay to cultivate it, and the pail of general
stagnation, the wings of drcary dcsoatior
would rest upon the land torn by internal dis
sensions, and drenched in civil and fraterna
blood. Mexico is but faint picture of what ouI
condition would be upon gigantic SCALE"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-24
Pierce, Church g. Co,

A RE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING A FINE
u Assortment of Groceries, Liquors, Dry Goods
and Clothing, which having been selected with
care are offered, with confidence that customers
Will be satisfied Call and See
Weaver, June 16, 1860. 22.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-24

Justices Peace a1aod Cco1astaIo1es.
Peronet Cegg 23; Lawrence
G2aa& Fnnegan 338 Thede
H. LAendt2
Jushrso Of He Peace B. Wells B..
b@-G
CmShdl@- Jas Buueh1
sOf the H. r.
McWhOter W. Miller
For of 0 J.. Kellogg D. Kngsbury H.
CoasabL LID
ane Of H.
Constable d Lyons5 J.
of III
Constable Wm j
Iene-R Thomas So McCrath H. Evans 81
A. G
Of d
49,
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BILLIARDS
BANK d XCHANGE
The most comfortable Saloon
In Town, either by DAY or NIGHT.

TH f PROPRIETORS BEG LEAVE TO
l. state to the public that their Saloon is now
furnished with THREE NEW BILLIARD
TABLES. Marble and Slate beds, with Phelan's
Combination Cushions, direct from O'Conner II
Collender, makers, through their agent, NJ. f..
Hughes San Francisco.
The Bank Exchange Bar is furnished with the
best the market affords, at all times
Champagne of the celebrated Cliquot' brand,
always on hand. +. & J. YOUNG.
Weavervlle, June 49, 1859. %.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-24

GoD has written on the flowers that sweeten
the alr-on the breeze that rocks the flowers
upon the stem-upon the rain drop that refresbes
the sprlg OF moss that lifts its head in the desert
upon its deep chambers, upon every pencilled
sheet that sleeps in the cavern of the Deep no
less than upon the mighty sun that warns and
cheers millions of creatures which live in its light
Upon all His works he has written" None veth
for himself"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-24
TRINITY JOURNAL.
WeaverviIIe Post Office.

The mail for the Atlantic States and Europe
by the steamer of Dec, lst will close at this Of
fee on Tuesday, evening, Nov. 9th, at O.
clock, p. IN. JAS. O'CONNOR, =. M.