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That Professor Weeds Hair BsEiRatlTs
WILL PRESRVE INFALLIRI,Y

WILL PRESRFE INFALLIBLY
the grogn aaa color q ne haiI. 4 ussd two or
.5Ss IN SS 1,7 5; u ~ ~ Ss % 5ssS: SS re-
the hair make u more soft and beeutnl .han any o
age Statesmen Judges Attornsys Dtgt0rs- ClsrgJmen
PrOfss.oaal lad Genflssn Ladies Of ali essISs
much IN its favor Read the following and iudgs;
HICKORY Grove. s.. Charles Co, No. Nov. 1s 1851.
PROV. D. WOoD-Dear sir: Sgms time Ian simmer
We we're ndHced to 0f HAIR Restorative aRd
e ssets gsre % wonderful lse t duty 70 JOu and
Our little SOFAS head for time had been parieotIy
hair almost enIre came of consequences, Whan Eisnd
seeing MS sghernss advised u 70 use your Restorative
md that Of all fshs very apBcatlOua rsnog "a
soon staTtsd out Snd Ne can nov ~ t'-f our ~ ~
healthy ealP and xuriant crop Of hair any 0hsr
Restorative as Rsrfeet remedy for al diseases q the
GEO. ". HIGGlNBOTHAKI,
SARAH A. HiGGINBOTHAIf
PROP. WooD-Dear Sir; ~ hair had. for several years
been becoming pre- Batursy gray accompanied Ey s-
ness which rendered ths constant application ef Oh
lary in dressing Il. When commsEced using your HaF
Restorative about two months ago i IN hai condition;
y - ~ - ~ s,t,,-1 49,. 80
hss uIheo 70 s 9lturs coiof lnq assumed softness
and ure grea 70 be preferred 70 those produced b. the
reesTd as an article for sTsTT lSirasl-t
whether to be used as Hair Restorative R s simple
mission 10 refer 20 all who snisaa any doabt Of IL
performing all thai Is claimed for II.
Cinsinnati O., Feb TO- 1851 il5 TiiIt 4.
PR0F. WooD-Dsar Sir: BY the advice Of fIisnd Of
induced to Try H. Sbaa the fever tine sy
nearly every in ny head Now ny hair has
In great deal thicker than Nothing buI
duty and sympathy that f. q 70 rommuuczts Oihefs
WhO afflicted have bee would induce ne 10 give
this public ackno Of the benefit have received
frOm Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
NOIrsresDectfully.
A. 3. JACOBS.
he Restorative put Up IN bottles Of three sizes " -
Laigs, medium and small; the snail holds pint
rstais for dollar bote be meduR holds lssi
twenty per cent more in prOpOro than ths small re IL
for two dollars per bOttla he large holds quart. 20
cent IN proportion, and rstaS for three dollars ps
bottle
o; J. WOOD Co, ,PrOPristOrs, No all Broadway. n
York, and No. ia Market street, s. LOUIS No.
And sold bF all DraEgists and FaneF Goods Dealss.
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I ANGSTROTH on THE HONEY

,ANGSTROTH OlN THE HONEY
raeca and 6y isT tae best eItant The directions
he ~ bees ave most minute, and reach
ey coullhe6a.y an accident TO which bees
are liable u M Is well kno that Mr. oh Is ths
inTgnI9L ~ 9l tne c9ebp led MOVABLE COMB BEE
HIVE which invention has given sueh an impeus to Bee
Keeping during the asa twl years BY this invention all
@ hoae hot M1heI or the support of the bees winter.
ne sken away without destroying inurng the bees
Ihe Hok i inly supplied with cuts illustrating every
ment Of the swarm - "
One volume, 4us pages, 81 Is. For salsby
]. q. COBB h co Cleveland, O.
SAY AND SCALA New Novel,
~ BY the Author Of "Wide Wide World" sc. 9vo!s.
Price S2,O0. For sale by / b COBB CO.
E.EIlEERS KROAI SIHIHZ ERIAN
- By samuel IrenBus Prime, uthor of Travels in
lhe EaSt. Egr sale BY B. CORB q 20.
SPALD1NG'S PREP. AIRED GLUE
~ (hENDS EYERYT HING
fsbi3 J. II. COBB & CO.
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTIN

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,
CF-Plsin an ornamental prn.iug syery description
done ~ the p ntlng Establishment Of the LEADER Ofos
the latest improved and rapid Steam Presses in
the best style on short notice and reasonable raes
Psreusr tishten paid to bnhk work. Every dsSenp-
on Of Binding done, especially BLANK Books, LodgoTS
Journals. Sales Books. Receiving Books. &c. ke.
~ToT N.TEoe And Marine ReDo-,. .oo an mage
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SALUTE.

ST. LOUIS, May 5.
sautso l53 guns was hred this afternoon iu hon
orofthose delegates who voted for Douglas at Chares
ton
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N. II. SOLO Monsoon.

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTICIAN,
eeps the largest assortment OF the most approx ed kinds
OF sPECTACLEs. An his Glasses, whether for near o
ar sighted are ground under his inFoscou BY ma
chinery construction, with the greatest care
SUIT the eyes in all cun1g Weakness Dizziness
or inflammation OF the EOs and imparting strength 70
lOag reading OF fue sewing.
GIN. X. SoLoAoEsnN aid here inform the public
thai he employs sny the sale Of his Lenses
~ Alsp-A splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES,
MICROSCOPES, COMPASSES &C kept on hand.
q ARTIFICIAL EI Es inserted will out pain per-
fsot uraL
NO 81 SUPERIOR STREET,
febl7 Near FOgg's Crockory Store.
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WILL FIGHT AGAIN.

Adviees per Canada state that Heenan and sayers
are 10 light again soon as both parties
cd from their Injuries.
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iio'ns Al 'A-- = 'in'u '0i aRs. Ii C. sYmOEDs
sANFORD'S
Liver ImVigOPafOr

1T IS COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
nee ROM GUMS and has become an established fact
Stnndard Medicine known and approved BY an uhg asB
used and is resoTted 70 Wslh condolences in u The
piseases fer which II Is recommended
II has cured thousands within TIE last two sars
who had gveu up all hopsSIs Of relief the pume ~
unsolicited certificates in = my possession snuN
The must be adapted tue temperament Of tbs
individual takiugit, aud ed In such quaint ies
act gently on the bowels q
Let the dictates OF your udgmeuf guido YOU IN ths
use Of he LIVER NslGIFlGORATOn, and t
will cure Live COm-'-s plaiatas Bfliaua At
tneks, Dyspepsi las @Chronic Diarrhoen,
> q M r q m = p lntmtg, Dyaeu eutes
ry, DrOpsyJ sou ZSroBHchs Hahif1al
COstiVemessg ChOl-l@ley Choleras Ghote-
Fa MOrbuss Cholerasi InfHutum, Flafu-
leuce, J n un c e 50 Female Weakness
es, and nsy b. used sur j. resslulJ OkDlNA-
RY FAMILY MEDI-@ CINE. Il will cure Sex
X & A D A G. X T. Ia thousands tssiify,) IN
TWENTY MINUTES IFPSlTWO OR THREE TEA
sPOONfULS ARE TAK-l-lEN a. commencement Of
attack
Ar who giving their testimony in rs aFOT
~ MII water in the mouth with the lNFlGOkATOh,
- sygalluVv both togsther
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
MONDAY mORNfNe, MAY :, 1859.

~ The Daily Morning Leader is for ssle at
Hawks, J. s. hatsons and OlmstedG news depotl
At news depots at Woddell aud Angler Hotels, and
af Quinlans, IFS Ontario Street.
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TRIESEMAR, 1, 2& 3,

DROTECTED BY ROYAL LEI
Il TIERS PATENT Of England and secured ly N
sealsof the Ecols ds PhEmaoe De PErS and tho lmpe
rigl College Of Medicine, Nisnnh.
No. Il Rluhhle for eLhansli0ut Eporaofh0at AMI
all uhy sic Al dishhilitieB.
No. completely sradicRtes all traces Of those diseases
that have bhet bosa treated by the nausa1un and pei-
c!9us use Of copaiyn and Cuhobs.
No has entirely supplautsd he injurious use Of mer-
c1ry, thereby inaurHg 70 the sufferer speedy relief d
peTEing all Impurities and ruOiiag out the venom q dis
ease,
ThIEsEhAR, Noe ], and 3, prepared IN the form
of lezengo. devoid OF taste and smell and can be carried
Ia the Wnlscoat pocket Sold IN Tin and divided into
soparate doSes as adminiEtsred bv gaIpoau. Laemnd
81 and IN 81 sses, whereby here h IaynE Il Sc
10 be had, Whalesale and retail Of DR.. BARROW, No si
Bieocker street, New York immediately 0u foceiVing
OssVing remiitahee Dr. Barrow viii fowAId the fle-
part of the world socurelV packed and I'd
dressed according 10 the nEructouu of the writer
~ Sold also BY 0AYLcRD HAHN on D and " NJ.
F16KE Cleveland. ihn3l
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Y For the best qualities of Segars, Tobacco
s-d Snuff. 20 to r e. Dietz III suDeriOr-st.
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TRAVELLERS REGIsTRR. .

CitEona Wishing conveyance 70 either Of the above
Trains Boats win BE- called for by the Coaches Of
Stevens Omnibus Line BY leaving their address ht the
9mnlbus once, 81 Superior street, door next TO We'd
de House.
April 10 1880
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NEW ADVRRTIsRmENTs

Mcr.Ah I RoOt-Allinsry Goods, &c
Hanna, GarTelSon Co.-For Lake Superior.
Academy Of Musie-octs7Oon.
ReitbsrI 4 Hausmann-Sswing Machines.
Taylor. @ isVold C0-Hosisry.
A. Helhr0ok-ssWipg aud Knitting Machines
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Tsee advertisement of DE-. sanSOrd's Liver
InYigorator.
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IS7- For Gas Fixtures aad Fitting, apply 4
FoGa. ENswoErH : Co. Cor. supsrior 4 ssnee. -
CLEVELAND SEWING MACHINE,
uMPRovEDl
W. claim this 10 be the best Double Thresd FAMILY
ssWing Machine made Psios ssloo. Assnis wanted IN
even county in The s. Moprry JupsoE
apr1;Ei Sole Msnuf,elureIs Clsyelsnd 0sl9
~ The Book Of All Others shat should be read
b. men with aam.ged ana hroken down constitutions i'
sHtINAN FRAILTY OR PHYSIOLOGICAL RI.
SEARCHES"
h.,utflly iuriruod and treats miuutuy of all ho
uymptoms thut nvsrahiy develop themselves,
luisr resulting nom The fzil;ies and vating habits Of
early yuuia ncapecaiing the victim from sharing the
fuan Of the matrimonial state. and Il not checked in
time, deeenerating an tho functions Of mnnhOod aud
bsnETE him sisy BY step. to allineerns and uniinsJ
desih.
sold b. Dr. BARROW, iSi BlseoksT street, n Y. Phes
8eonts. sent frse everywhere.
rg-SOld alsOhy GAYLORD HAMMOND and wM.
FIsKE, prugsisas. oleyelsnl. o. nayl
HoLLowAY's OINTNEET.-Boils, Pimplos,
Tuners &c -Tho psrniooes nosrumI advertised Cos
corrosive, mineral and vosebs sEtaeil which
not oa destroy the akin bai lay hs Of aaumsrAbls
disOrds End partial BsraySt q he nerves Without
the bSnefu cohseQusucsr Holloway oaimsnt will pr
fun al the cures which the others boaI Sf bat ii 10 S
q sold By all DsuETs,s, Al sc. sS tsa 81 psrpO,.
msTI
~ PERSONS AFFLICTED WITH FHE FEVER 4
AeUE should not spare either time, rOub sxDonss,
procure
Dr. HoSTETTERs CELEBRATED RTTTRRs,
hss bensfoent effects upon the humln uysisn have been
clearly proved thoss who have bosa stricken doWa in
uho space Of time BY shs drosdfe curse whose ehsstu
Waassnd mssgre, and whose nights slSspssS and
fuifs and whose eyes are dim and sunksn with death
Snng tse in the face this compound provs blsss
lag, snaiching them a from the mouth Of the
grave Nono know ts true value unl they have test
e o. when all Oihe havs failed, these Bittsra have re-
OSd tie sufferers TO pristine healh 7haiS popularyin
all tie Wssem and Southern parts should introduce em
10 all hmllss.
For By Drugrist and dealers generally
al by Hostst,sr smith, sols PrOpistoru So Water and
g Front Streets Pittsburgh. RuliW
BRTAA's rAsrELEs VERMIFUGE.
From State Of Maine Baton Rouge.
an kaow RRTAe's VERMTVaEi
1asteoas. harmless, death q worms
OF all sleH, kinds. and ioTInsS
Motheu feel. indeed.
VIVA thin painless peerless cure
Pot up in bottles. pree ~ dimes.
soldlby WM, FISZE, and by STRONG ARM |
6TRONG Cleveland. fsbB |
DR. Jas. AcCLIE-OcK's PEcToRAL SYRUP |
In the seemingly hopeless well the earlier stages
ehroaio lung complaints Nten the coughing hcesan
the throat coated wit mucus the chest sunk the lungs
sore, and the strength gona this sothag tranquilizng
eounterrrant and restorative vii from impsnd-
ing death.
Price 500. sold BY WM. FIsKE, and by STRONG 4 |
ARMSTRONG. .Clevelsnl fsh2s
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EY-For Market and Marine Reports zoe llh page.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported BY the Union Telegrnphs
oFFtoE, wARiNo'a BLOCK, CoRNBR % BANK AND
81. oLAIE STREETS.
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T1HE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP
Il TO THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED

&EN.N
o------- -Sd
eTrSS-W -zEss4
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-31
Pictures in she Goals,

Sitting by the pleasant lireside,
In the dark and dull December,
Making pictures in the ashes
OF slowly dying ember-
Lo from out the ashes rising,
Touched as by the sunset CLEANS,
Is the village of my childhood
That ever see in dreams.
There, between the rows of maple,
Is the broad and grass grown street;
There, behind the shadowug branches,
Stand the houses, plain and neat
There, beneath vine covered porches,
Are forms that never more will come,
For those hearts have ceased their beating,
And their lips are cold and dumb.
But upon the sunny hill side,
Where the village church does stand,
The shadow of the spire is pointing
As the finger of a guiding hand
Wandering over in the grave yard
From morning red till set of sun,
Pointing where we. too, shall sumber
When our little life is done.
Yonder is the dim, blue mount tain
There, upon the plain below,
Stands the farmhouse, with its windows
Blazing in the sunset glow.
A mist now rising from the valley
Shuts the blue stream from my sight,
For know upon its surface
Float the water lilies white.
Yonder are the clover mead ows,
Where the twnkling air is seen;
There my happy little schoolmatos,
Playing on the village green!
Forever children-still love them
Tears are filling fast my eyes
bo h,,p ,Iop b,o faIla
My village in the ashes lies
O, in vain we're ever striving
After things beyond our reach,
Little needing all the lessons
Lifes most simple things may teach
Little thinking what rare pleasures
Simple joys may bring our souls
Even fading, dying embers--
Even pictures in the GOALS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-31

GREEN EYED.-The Morning Call tells of a
Z" cullud pusson" 10 San Francisco who got green
eyed over the supposed faithlessness of his dusky
Nchere dnnie " knocked her down, rolled her down
Stairs, beat, bit and kicked her, and then tried to
throw her over fence fifteen feet htgh" " Fifteen
feet, did you say
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-31

Posr-OFF SECTIoNALsu-The .Ne,o YORKER
AJendzeittag has the following few weeks
ago. the city editor of this journal sent letter
to a friend residing in Montgomery, Ala. This
letter WAS inclosed in an envelope, upon which
was printed the name and address of the NcW
Yorker .RJendzeitung, The gentleman to whom
fhis letter was directed writes that the Post
master at Montgomery refuses to deliver it, on
the ground that it was sent from black re-
publican newspaper office ~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-31

Coop - Mrs. SwisshelD, the strong minded
editress of the st, Cloud (Min) Democrat, has
received the legislative appointment of Surveyor
of Logs and Lumber, which some persons are
disposed to regard as a good joke. The lady
says nobody can insult her by the offer of work
that will bring honest wages
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-31

"To take ink ont of linen-jerk an editor out
of his shrt."-Er.
Ink is not always taken ont of linen in such
cases We merely mention the fact, to guard
the reader against spurious recipe, and to warn
everybody interested not to try the experiment"
California P0per.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-31
THE JOURNAL.
Wenvervilic Post Office.

The mail for the Atlantic States and Europe
by the steamer of April 9th, will close at this Of
fee On Friday evening, March 3Oth, at o.
closk. p. m. JAS. O'CONNORs- -Pv-M.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-31

THERE is a fair prospect for another shooting
scrape at the Bay. Judge Field and Harvey
Lee, Supreme Court Reporter, are saying hard
things of Que another in the newspapers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-31

STRENGTH IN UNION
The union of rye, and the union of corn,
The union with lake ice and river
The union of sugar in one spacious horn
Aud their unfagging union forever.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-31

OLD LADIEs.-They are needed everywhere.
Providence gned such to fill large space in
the domestic crcle--a class remarkable as liv.
ing not for themselves, but for others--thc most
beautiful specimens of disnterested love this
side of heaven.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-31

THE " Local" Of the SaUanno' .Ne,os, in re-
cording an accident to a boy Whose clothes took
fire, states that his whole body was burnt besides
other parts Of his person" Won't the .Ne,os in
form US which was burnt the most the body OF
the person of the boy?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-31

"Wuo is that ady?" asked Mira Partiugton
as she saw Madame Bishop in the oratoro of
sampson" "That's Delilah, " she was informed.
"Well, it is to be hoped that she has learned how
to behave better than she did, for poor Sampson S
sake for she led him terrible life, selling him
to the Philippians for a mess Of potash, and
cutting bis hair of like Jail bird. Well, Heaven
knows | don't want to dispardge nobody, aud
hope she has altered, because she appears very
respectfully dressed and is in good company,
for | saw the colonel very attentive in leading
her out. But how grief and blindness have worn
poor Sampson down! He isn't half as large as
he was when he carried off the gates of GAIA;
and though he must be very mad while the
heather are abusing him, he don't show the
least temper, but acts like real forgiving, con
verted Israelitc, as he is" Ike sat chewing up
his libretto into spit-balls aud firing them at
the toe OF a boot projecting from the gallery
above him There was much complaint at rude
people in the gallery, who threw things over,
but Ike said nothing
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-31

WHEN Virgnian wishes to buy rope, now, ht
asks for " Old Brown neck-ties."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-31

WAX DECLARED AGAINST CRGNoLINE. A re-
spectacle clergyman came very near losing his
character on an English Railway, recently-a
suspicious woman with her crinoline charging
him with taking improper liberties with her
dress. The charges were disproved but the
magistrate took occasion to express his opinion
OF crnolne as follows -
81 have often felt it my duty to express, in
terms Of the strongest dsapproval, my opinion
upon this fashion called crinoline. | had enter
tanned the hope that the many accidents which
have arisen from its use, coupled with the ridicue
which witty member OF the press (Punchl has
thrown upon it, would have led to it discoutinu.
ance by those who should set the example of
modest and suitable attire. Far from this being
the case, it appears daily to increase in absurdi-
ty, and have come TO the conclusion that, since
accidents have failed to exert any influence,
since, moreover, it would seem that ridicule but
gains its votaries from intellectual ladies to
iliterate scullery maids, it is necessary to take
some other means for its immediate suppression.
| shall now direct the officers of the court
to bring before me those who are guilty Of follow
ing this loathesome fashion and if through this
agency the practice cannot be put stop to, tho
power Of public opinion is indeed small"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-31
Extract from TennysOm's E.Eifiy Dollars II
E4ineo Hdyl!.
{" All, denrcst, if there be

"Ah, dearest if there he
A devil in man. there is an angel, too,
And if he did that wrong you charge him with
His angel broke his heart. But your rough voic
(You spoke so loud) has reused the child again.
Sleep, little birdie sleep will she not sleep
Without her little birdie p we'll then, sleep,
And will sing you birdie" "
Saying this,
The woman half turned round from him she loved
Left him one hand, and reaching through th'
night
Her other found (for it was close beside)
And half embraced the basket cradle-head
With one soft arm, which like the plant bough
That moving moves the nest and nestlngs,
swaycd
The cradle, while she sang this baby song:
What does little birdie say
in her nest at peep of day
Let me fly, says little birdie,
Mother, let me fly away.
Birdie, rest a little longer,
Till the little wings are stronger.
So she rests little longer,
Then she flies away.
What does little baby say
In her bed at peep of day?
Baby says, like little birdie,
Let me rise and fly away.
Baby, sleep q little longer,
Till the little limbs are stronger.
IF she sleeps little longer
Baby, too, shall fly away
" She sleeps let us, too, let all evil, sleep.
He also sleeps-another sleep than ours
He can do no more wrong forgive him, dear,
And shall sleep the sounder -
Then the man,
" His deeds yet live, the worst is yet to come
Yet let your sleep for this one night be sound
| do forgive him !"
"Thanks, my love" she said,
" Your own will be the sweeter," and they slept
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-31

Nor TRUE.-Neal Dow writes to friend that
the report that he has become the victim OF in
toxca ting beverages is false. He became tee
totaller in early life, is such now, aud always
intends to be.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-31

DELMoNIco, the great New York restaurant
man, has failed for large amount, and made an
assignment He was one of the Kerosene OIL
company, which, on account of bad inanciering,
lately went through for half million.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-31
The shadow Hiss.

Two deep bay windows lit the room
In which we watched the evening gloom
In this myself and Jenny sat,
Pater and maiden aunts at that.
The gaslght on the flags below
And on our ceiling cast glow.
While pater and his coterie
Talked matters parliamentary
Or rul'd, with solemn shake of head,
How prudently the young should wed,
In mn committee said ''This,
My dearest, is the time to kiss !"
Lured by the shadowy hour and nook,
The proffered pledge she coyly took
When 10 by our unlucky fate,
In silhouette, our tete-d tete,
Noses and pouted lips were all
Obliquely shadOwed on the wall
So, when the footman brings in tea,
Sombre are they, and scarlet we;
The lamp has prematurely shown
A truth we had not dared to own;
Small thanks to light untimely cast
Aud yet this kiss was not our last
OncP n UeeEl
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-31

The Sacramento Union commenced its tenth
year on the 10th inst. We consider it by far the
best newspaper in this State, and for the oppor-
tunties afforded, second to no newspaper in the
Union
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-31

THE Au5urn IN. W Union tells the following
story, related by a friend-the mother of a fine
six year old boy and who endeavors to bring
him up in the way he should go, requested him,
not long since to read to her the ten command
ments, and state to her after each one had been
read, whether he had broken any of them or not.
SO the little fellow commenced reading. lie
went on bravely through the catalogue until he
reached the one reading, Thou shalt not COM
nit adultery" and looking up to his mother
with a self satisfied expression of eountenance
said, "well, ma, don't chew nor smoke tobac
co, and SO | havn't broken that ne."-Auburn
Union.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-31

Spicy SAYNGs.--WOMAN's FORTE-The Piano
Forte.
SOUTHERN INTRIGuEs.- Black Amours.
The Pores LETTER on ITALY.-Let 'er alone
TRUE TO THE LAsr--Boots and shoes.
THE VEsPBR BELLE. Bridget.
How TO SAVE THE SHIP OF STATE.-Beecher
THE FARE PENTTENT.--A pig.-N Y. Sunday
Mercury.
CULPABLE CARELEssNEss.--T other day
Sacramento gentleman went to drug store in
that city, with prescription for " boneset," and
the careless clerk gave him Belladonna, deadly
night. shade,) one of the most poisonous herbs
known to the materia medca. The result was
that after the first drink of tea made thereirom
the patient came near dying and would but for
the prompt administering Of an emetc.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-31

| WnoNG IDEA.-One who has been in the bust
says it is mistake TO think that milk can be sold
as cheap in winter (when the streams of water
are frozen) as in summer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-03-31

THE debt of Ell Dorado county is over $780,,
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