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, 1860-02-06
Ganklng anD Erthanqe.

TXCUANGE BANK.
~ FON Do LAC, WISCONSIN.
u. 4. D a11so. Cashier. Gko. MaW 4ILiA4s Fre.idtnt
orzaaized unae1t tbe GcneE Banking Law tbs 0dss.
References George Smith i Co.. l. Il. Burrh Co..
Nefchant&' Loan and Trust Couuauy. pue3x INV
, 1860-02-06

MASTERS SxALE.- State OF llii-
WI pot c.pk County --Csru CsuEt Of Caok Co.. IN
Ctr.ncsry -kof<st >herp.d. t"an shtfl.s aad S1ms'
kuth ieurxc Smitn jnhn l.. Nssoee ~1d Nancy Aer
cve Ris wlif- ),
e1ac pot,ce hereby s'ven tht IN ka'suaass Of H. No.
November T~sns, !e59 |, h. Z. fain: fresr. An.sr
!" ch.acs of Cook snd s;3s< @ e ~ y! ao
Tho forenoon saa day s~ Vt pubic aassion s ne htxh-
ct sh. At tue cos1a o.,s # te cta1t MH.t
The tu.rn< tJ ptee of 1ea4 estate taae y tha
:schno Sxeoh 10 the cy q y the Coun
jock nitnpes y IL -al a. 1utoas Vr 10 iauth
thsreatas hall M r T. u e TIC :rey uns t2 he
Master II a.t1cxEy COOK Cosbsty.
, 1860-02-06

~T!;G>Tt.h'S = 'ui,iir no-
L t.. Is hereby given Thai |. t'h,ri~ i!Hchec.k.
Ike Tt.1.srv uote IT, qt flus tn
by l~.sc tH.e and Z .A u. w,:r a'i III" ,w.h.s.
thsr. AAy MAtth, ~ u fe+. will e:.Ht htvlr.
male 1n h.. Payment Ut tFl.ss ty nic II sail te<1l
~ r:r'l q! ii u" moth "r" hs +u'' ~ n,e T.. III
ut tic t'nltv uk4 rslcstnr Feb
sulry. \. l.. l-Gu u. ten .ttck in :tir trnu, .
At T. hi' acn. :" the as:',t t!"r for sA*a. tr
JrtM~- ad nal tafr contr.te: by So. It ri t,ust.
i".~h An un.is!dri alf u. "f lhH iIr1 "s sjx
t"a In lGex dtynhe 3t;. In t:t .sLal "ws vi s'ca'.
,nn,encrg fou- ~ ttvt buyt!. t. s.tnw.
IT s.t ut itcnt" EIn'u: nnIsh a,tsf' f:t. h~n rat
~s-t i, H. pt.c. Vt fEnnms; air br.: >uatr
In tt county, Vt cs 1nt s.7'e Of III n"s. 70 max" 'hs
nspnpy al atx Mth 1+ csstn : ID Rsta IT
e.ie sid rtrt If trut 're"aeta IN f.- 'at f.v
Exeu.ls VI Cuv. cauhty. Il, III l>- ., rEr u.
CHARLES HitGlfuEk. ItuA--.
, 1860-02-06

T. IUX, ECSTACE & REED,
IN ATiuI.NErs At LAW,
NO. 1870 CL 4 lkK ST IL r T. r ,
irt~cen Washington md s1:I:s4,n. Chicago. III.
J>Er1 Esu1. Jo,fS Y. Er+rAcE. Gas. q. KEkp.
THn1-s a Q1A,1
, 1860-02-06

LoA s*,--S1perior CuIt It CEitaxo FsEE4tr& twIM.
l.d" len tAntH E pAr" =. tn ~ .. t'arF. tct:A ".
tlarx and Ja,ne> wi,A'ow la Gta ae.r.
Affidavit Vi ,hr snre~drnte u it'll y. lark Acd
Ja1~, Hhsnw, twu nf 't defendants Har kxs.
Ing txen nicu ots ut the a,tEl ri .aht rrt
" a.ae.:~. Nur~ hrFthy ::srn le1h" all IvIta y.
,4Arx asai IuAs4 .trrw tlnt til" Complainant ts b.
biI ut cnp ;4in! IN III (nntt, IT,. than .l3-
thereof Tilt aA IA} nf J.arA1y, lstc. .t >As,
mons tis5eat" :s"ea ou: 4 lid na1' 1xtiHss IT,
fenan. reGlIt t!e lint Monday If tebrEHy nrx1.
1851. - IL hy lar feYtisfd.
Hnx vnis.s vuu, ssit Lr4t1 ". tta1k a1J JAIacs
With shall pet..'naly t& apl<s LsI.re <.ia rs
tot Csas"t Chicago a' t" co.n'v n" 'ht nrt .say It
The thr.rui. To - hukt. 1T thte. il 4l l"uJ1
~, tle Lrs. aulA3 of FEBRUARY lea. ur }r;.
The sai e"tup!un4"s- s'' nf sa'np3h t)~
s.1e at41 IL. ai.r. atM 3.iHst s+ rttn ;.s ;1
sta. VI. hs a:-u nfr--~.. an! d".ec cst.Ec1t
s1Sun.t SoA aseugdiht tt tie pE3y+rnf .4I y
". klNbAlL. t1sfk
t. - 4 rEtS4% %o}% in1,.
, 1860-02-06

The ahove up 70 take pa<e I. the eain4 hour
aatl s enesay. Tire tteeLtn ttav = fsnFla1y.
i H. I'D WILLIAM d. utiNtS.
its>fsneeo of Moit41Sc.
f.l....a l.Eua.,. ffGn la1Sik ikt I'll
, 1860-02-06

B~The sofaI loefcs br death are Two HcSpasD ASn
FV11r-Two THqcaAsp Asp Fo1T1-F.vE Dollars AID
s1x1,-Ftvt Cxs1s, s:4:,01o J.
Application fo. Agencies In The coaat Can b made 10
the Undersigned.
L.. X. WILLARD,
se1hs.9-3td GcuI gent for 'hs Northwest.
, 1860-02-06

pUDD il BALDWIN,
- EAEKEtlS AND DEALERS IN EXCHANGE.
ELf~s"To-ts - Ioso&. :.
Special attention given collections and proceeds sentd
onday Of payment.
Refer to The Bsok Ct tas & &C9m5sonwfalth Market
Lombard Esq, Kos!oR Allen, copp Nesai, 81 Louis
Coax / SaYEtui Davenport ltwa- . auSqf5a;5
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-13
llrtbeil Der pre6e.

Die pet xduleNbe we wdtrt Der Iesten ebenbn Sabre
tn br Mna artr wurnen unb BIZ Wlen9e mitger numb
dtl6er SperdCnen pee Or SCbucn ausubrtf unD benen
bic unesdppCrteure h Se anbere perpnen tewrbnn
wOsO eas gnblttum pehertrIten aien unrr6tet mHee
unb enb6 en 0u as &brnmann tn Beua au gbarafe unb
@epenRafstett ab fur 9etDeute ete Pnrstenhe @eabr
Ietfuna. .-rr1 artt'a.,5 1s.as s eIrFgtfbs esat..
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-13

9llIe5 1T uno bat2 l1ete geetbpDen nit eis
mem mloen S1beln; man empfncet, penft
fdmpf, leipet unp'iiberipinoet, uno paS Jtee
lultat alIer Sdmeyen unO aaer &dmpfe oas
1T bel mir Olultf, pie es BEL ben Mu1Aeln
Die 9erIe 1T. Die Wen11en baben Ibon
oafir stlcr9t paB i6 rebt pisle perlsn err
Seugen mnBte, |
llno tie tretOtn Sbnen cafar tanftar lein
purb fcmmenoe Sabrbunperte binour1,
lbrieU 8urlt Napsipiu. 1a
Sd polIte, laste geetbOpen nit einem
matten 2dheln, id lpOlIte, paB 1ie mir lieber
erlautt b1tten, ipdbrenp meines 9eben6 Elm
bia6en 9liflid 81 iein. IEl1
llhO wie er 70 ipraA, fubren 1etne Qluoen
nit einem ra1Aen 8iiB iiber bic @eltulAaft
fort, uno bfftften ltdy nit einem wuncertae
rem 9Iu8oruf ulf Den fttner Nebenceu S1rei6
Der Danlen bin.
ga Die 6lirlttn 9iAnrWSfY pardetnem SGf
9efoIAt ano ais jeBt geetbOpen5 r9lu0en ifA
mitelnem frugenpen 9lu6pruf ibr suparpt
ten. lAltielte lte leile oa6 6aupt 6g
9un, was la9en Sie, flIlterte SSiirlt Mlcts
terniN, Der 6uritin Sa9ration Su, Defaut
Sbnen Gitrlt Beethoven
S6 la9e itufSte bic Giirifn nit Ibrdnen
IN rem Au9en t6 ia9e, cap ib Dor ibn nies
rerfnieen unp I'M Namfn pe6 Sebiflal5 ibn
um 8er8ebun9 bitttn mGhte caB eS i'm 70
bart sepriift nit iO fur6ttarem llneltf i'm
beim9eludt bat. 81 mein @ott, @r mrI.
der Der g8eIt Die erbabenlte, Die lb6nlte
Wuiif eeSebett er bort fie ni6t! @s 1T, lpie
ipenn eiu Silpbauer eine wunoerDCQe Sta,
tue 9eldaffen, Die ale g8elt entSidt, nur ibn
bo6en ole @btter perenmnt, paB lein ocb!ens
oete6 Nu9e tmlner ltur pen Wormptblpd, niht
bic Statue ltebt Nber Sic babeu ia ssb6rt
rae er Die Wtultf per Gueel usrrimmt ,no
Sluar Io reutIid Dernimmh CAP er nur l,ies
perI6reibt mas er 9eb6rt bat, laets Dieter
mid IddslnC, 0tabern sic itb tbm allo
@tpaS, uup er miro Die WuTt 3brer 9tims
me pernebmen, uno eie Welt miro balo um
cine SDmpbpuie reiGer 1ein! 6 a.
Shmei1lsr unp Sp6tter, rief Die S5lrltin
nit ibrem briaantenbefeBten S51Aer eem
Slriten einen eilen Shlas auf bic Sdut.
ter sebenp gSenn i6 Elm @n9eI ipare,
niirpe ib pann temalS paS Slid eebabt bas
beu Sie fennen su lernen, sic BEN Sobn
Der S6ue! @aer mas 1T pas Die Stimms
8eetbOvens miro auf einmal 70 laut unp
9eueno, -b6ren ile, b6ren iie, unp leben iIe
nur, wie er auSltebt gBie Elm srimmeer
9Dwe fhutteIl er letne Wdbne Mein 0ptt
mas fam ibm nur 9eIebeben 1ein.
(6ortIetunS fplgt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-13
gSr0dltet ssplaenbe8 bel 3eitcl..

Der IuohdIGe tpeder nit ot9en ebeln oebQet lit mh61d
Ids an elen ratrere 9r Weneen; onr peen er ndt nr
ppn iee Guerien befret piro pneern ceneben aud bed
biot ieuu 6rdntc eine br bi9 Wednun9 W nla m6treno
er in cen E1e Die Spmponle @ ir fras IN eaS SpItenl
eoepr,elt pber bic aranbeit per m 9e9rcn bat 81 Ell
n nett orDberen 9enun9 beredti9t it, geren9nn9cn coer
GctureS mer6ei na elnerneucn bon Or. =. Smtb out9e
hnoeucn Sebau6lune5pe in weni9en 3o9n obne Sdmcen
ocer tccnoentenseu fir ben 9atten 0ebeiIt S9 8aran
t Or G. 9. emietb baB tene gnt3hnbuns Der llretbra" H.
r ala strictres" bebonet werben wood 10 OFT @barlaae
bic trartrisiten 6eIBet berbeifa9rcn
Inoe Qeltte une 8Ie peI6e iennaler Sdm6de leeen
lo m en meIben WOtur4 e pieten 8untsr nne 9rpbe
llntcIten eripdrer.
Or 4 g. gmb bat trb bic 9IAtlie Cur Cbi9er 9ranfbei
ten or5k 8erbmbeit ais gcno Elm aorer Nrt III Gera er
lan5t gr belt lleb in ben bp9n bon 9rnb aus uno
ab Der Contribution re uripru9le 9raft meoer em er nr
Nertrr unb uQen mcraltu GiIten in elmer bequem bie
oIe bereie unb fam GJat- rpabaue ceer ouf Der
Neie unbtmrt uub rtne @bru9 III Gei6Sen gu Derriae,
aetonn,eu meroen Nur betige Gnnbn en9etreten 1T,
fpiro cine Gnidr6utns her eebeilSWeie notbwenoi9.
Nud ben GrantEeiten he's weibli9en @ebed8 bat Dr s. y
St6 felt 5ebe obrt Ieine beonbre Nunlertaneh
a,meaet tub cerprib 9eibctSen cine bence Sur.
Dr. D. SmtbS prdpntatice fr Tanen tam nAn an obi.
aen BGte crbdlten O Webir lit gut uno Wr6e unerbaIb
Streu du6erplcsntd rs bappn 9ebrau = PreiS So yer.
0nen rele pom Baltimore enernt woben tonn mad Qenaner
auaabe Der Gpmptcm Dr. g. g. Snlitb in pcrtctreten grn
crnutn urO b Debbn na& rsenb snem Sbee oeS sanbes
eeibid erbalte1.
@ae guaoen 6ltibtn rens preatl. a Der Office iaS fe-
parote 3mmer ,lr OSpoFtipM ber Patiertet. a =.
OHsi BON 9 llbr WcrSens bis llbI Nbenhs '-+ u
E Dr. 8. o. Gmttb, .s1
Sa30.s Nc. II Slb.SrscertdRr. SaItmsTs.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-13
Sunee Nldnner,

eelonSers re&e BITE Spr iens sebme 2uers 9pprtea nb
eas aPrltH y Ste Gauene tn ein u lbes Grab Bt mele
pur tpre erbdbnen Ialente unb ennifeen Qednpestra
NIT benz Dpner Der Serebamtett ben Sena beoeifrt
eeter taubernbe Zone enpdt baten wIree mSgen b nit
npuent rdu make b. -tsf q m
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-13

IN alien 9etraaert ir6 Sdbteu TETS gu baben bel
i'd @ebrGber 9 6ntn9er. q @ermanitr. up StatrS.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-13
9Vebiel

auf olle 6aupplaBe OeutldlanOs iOpte auf
QpnDpn, 0ort8 unb 2lmlterbant,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-13
25altimore-2ccf=S Soolpital.

Oegriinpet 5ur llnterDriiduus Der Quad daberei.
DER ein3i9e plab, no etne 6eilun9 erlGn9t
Inl1a peroen fann.
Qtnperun9 In feds Stunpen.
Rein Qledliber, pas eIere @elnnpbett oole
W#.g lenp5 rutntrt, c4.6fHE
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-13
Or. Sobnitpn.

gteee fes fSnialt6en Gcleetns Der Qnbdr In Qpaerr
Oraeutrter enes ner eren mr3nGen Gpleten Ser Der
Ten Der Pen sSsten 9bel etnes 2eens pitaern pp
SNnpon PARTS philadelphia unb dnbern 1bten spebrdd hat
Ftntge per pnnrerbarn eilu9t brenpe enen tie Sc
l3tte Der gtssn e5 unBablse 9ebenbe bic an Sbreuau
len Nerp0tat unb anberen rlntbeen litler rle D. au
se pei prRten erGuI4en u ebr e6redn bic at oft rrG
sen 1et Ssnsen RIstn9feiten u rceu aueenbid6 Se
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-13
(, BeipnoerS Su bea6ten !!

Or Solution biete alien Denen ne itfe an neIde lid hurd,
clhe seteme unnatur @e Rprper sertSrepe fur
be Nrbe pte @eG&aft unc ee Gte unfabts laense Sar
seIbrGht taben.
Ster nb eintSs traurtsn basenswertbn Grlge
rhbtn GepCtnbeten bee 8aters S6wde i'm 1luden ue in
ben Gbern SAmerjen Ina Rcp S6pdGe ejdts, Verlul
Der Musedft oerjtlUpeh nerSSkt unrube WEaseutra6e
nrrrnuns @erfalunss Srgane algeneue GnttrafuRG
Spmptcnte Der S9pinb budbt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-13
Wetfta

Die lbredliAen Dunsen tes Qdaers (nS ,tr an Irhteu
9erlua res Serd adss WmrrunS Sbeen eeFdtbett Ser
@ethestra bsi Abnansen Abueisuns Der GeiafAaft
Sn8 mad @tnanstett Wstrauen Sesea @ ebf 6ur6tianet
&C. (tnb entee Der Ibmmen Tceen. ffs Il.le
9apenbe pm Yerpnen eeu Nrs tSnnen ies beurtbeen,
aus pber rlde bre @eunbbett abtmnt tie bre Rlft PER-
rsn 6mat tldB nerpSs unb ab5etrl npem lie ein
sentum Grihetnuns um bic &ugn ben 6ulen une bic gn
iethen Der MuSaebruna babcn . t,l. Nlt'3ltl.. = ~
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-13
Or, 5nbnItnll,
Der einatae 9trat, lpel6er ataelat.
(Gtabltrt yer ott,eln Sabren.)

Gr BAT baS berfe, wamRe unb tee Wttel In gDelt
sntbef sesen ale gentle 9rdnbeien Sbpa i'm @ufen upb
@lte6r unfretpintee aamt-G sBun9en huieren
til ben @enbe ben teren up Der urinbae Wrlues Der
Cr8anen 8raft bes Nerpenrei3es Der RDp Gursel Nan
ppr SautRrdntbe nb der ienr plen ebel eeppn eepen
sbeimen @empbnbn Der SuetnN wee bren Opfern ssabr
ltGer ins ais Der SrenenIsan9 ben @efdGrn tes npes
brrubre unb nt6t et9 Sbet bre elan;enpen
Srnuusen pern6n. S6wdde GOntiturn beTSSbringen
Se @pe unmSe MAIDEN uab ules ben &Grpe Stna GER
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-13
WSe6fel

uF 5rantfltrt a, Sc, Mann6eim uno 9teBem
etS an bobeu Bet G w. Gail & AK,
gto. 28 8arretr.
OH2n 3ptidben Charles une 4t9btitrdBe.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-13
8erbeiratbete Yerlpnen,


CSsr SEle tISe @ iu UsbeiraBen beabShSa unb pSp-
ten unteriigtd Dr. Srbntpn iu Ratbe aeben.
Mle n6erne ee8n bic &be pbp setee 9errttung
Nebar her WerSeu Bttern unb S6mde GrlhGp fung
per &e63iten Art wereen i9nen urtr - Derjenge pbef
@ per Sep1nnluno uno Uurpree Dr. pbnpn unterSebt
tann tpm 1ls ntm &brenmanne, psne Turt @
saS iaSer$tIt& Saf tne arltt&e Geaflt6feit Seraen
'1IH Sr9anil9t S1wa6e 4
unSerjastt seb unb bte Sp 8rat wieber eraeteut es
f1stbaEe 2ebe 9es 2eben eenb unb bic Gbe ab Na.
tcmmen 6aft nnSe mat III oft bas QpOs Derer bic ibrM
&eteentaften unbepnne frG6n Sun9e 2eue nb u letdt
iu &uSiwe eeEegt petl f eren 6peen ntt oenau
tennen Stee te nu burd Strtttren, NeoeribLdgen i'm
9art Sen une anbere urdhn enteben t1n 10 IT lie bod
mfenstbes ee BCse res WSbrau9es ter eeeten Srgaae
gr nbr ru eS ou8en bde bic Graft Der @reusns er
eenen Serrren r6 BITE @ temlten 4nhern erseb, ais
Denen ete ea wetie Gne AuBerbm oerben burb Iten Sc
0ereuse sei4waGt rb ete ptpffen anb
stthteen Rrdfte serntGtet.
G!ern unO ee9rer wen oft nt4t bic llra$e 8ranf9 b
rsr Htnner Deer 3Hstnee. QDe oft 6rben e bic Qee
rem uraen iI Ss bur& bte GewpHnbe sebeimen 2aes
w Office: $40. Z Sib<6reoerdltraBe
lteben E9aren BON 8altimcreltr, SltIt9e Seise,
Die Stufen 9innlf, ni .lGI
Mtan merle G yamen unb 5ausuunmer beun umtenee
rIserte NaEmd9e 6ur6trteben pnp gpenlre uadidlber
Spupfder Seprther SraBenretnger unp GInrpenpHeer
neanea 4 reeImdBt9 Merte unb aurn anSe3pseu Or
Sebnfcn's Ruf tn Der W6be. .'I9 fi15sll! +-
WS. Aae 8rtefe muien enen YrR-StamY enttalten.
Sine 9eiluns in 2 Ga9en Su9eFbert.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-13
QeGrz2nltalttm.
CS:nnlildler SDradlnltterrtflt.

DOnuertdq BEN 27. Oft, @benb2 lbr per6e id enen
sn Ruru5 3 praftIeu uub 9rubl9en @reraung Der er9
Ser Iire miro 9(a rpBdenli ertbeilt uuO tO 81. 90
rroultltd i'm 9craus 5ablbar. :. 6repL
Cf2Is 0c 81 e. gapitr., Der 3ion8tiude Segendber
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-13

besnseu ba6 Sunrsr Ga Rnb en seinter SSrpe bic
nCttweneSfen &rtCreerne sur etelten @llfse inb 9d
rbne eee wirf ee Ne es pebens our raurtOn pser brt
Die NuS9ten hes gebens srfrrn lid neIt6 une bic Seele
trr ergrthen bon Werweun9 nelanoiiten Berddtn-
gen. has uus tte reueen peIGe Nacere snteben pewert
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-13
Sun9e Qente.

bic d burd bstmiSe 2afer ss&wd& 6dcen bic s 70 eft pom
t6fen Qelten cher In Sdule eru Besen e
ndth& ipuren tltf TN S6df hIr6 ppautipnen bic wenn
anSstelt bic @te unm6s& maiden 6rper b Gea ,ertS-
rem, iraten frfsrt Die nStSen 56rttte tbutI 4gt.4r
t Saes paR sH hunger Nann bic Dufnuue eines eanses
Der 2bln4 rer @ltern aen Musbfen unb 5reucen
esbs s8eren rerbea Ul bur5 bic 5pen ieiner 4brrans
Ytlre Ger gsatar. aeV Yrraen msn bepOr e entire
ten In bic IJI!9 Ok t}t LgfG Ff# III H.if
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-07-28

ACCEPTANCE OF THE BENICIAN's CHALLENGE
NJ Dear Heenan: On the part of my mutual
friend, Tom Sayers, accept for him your chal
lenge to jump off the top of house. Aud being
eager to show every hospitality to a gallant
stranger who comes to partake of our hospitality,
we propose to give you two minutes start. Ever
yours, faithfully. PUNcH.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-07-28

OPEN your beart to sympathy, close it to de-
spondency. The flower which opens to receive
the dew shuts against the rain,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-07-28

FOR DOUGLAs.-The Red Bluff Beacon of last
week says: "Uness things are very different
from what they now look, the Beacon win strongly
advocate the nomination of Hon. Stephen A.
Douglass
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-07-28

TAKE MANKIND AS THEY ARE.-Eere is a wise
remark from Miss Evans novel of Adam Bede :
"These fellow mortals, every one, must be ac-
cepted as they are. You can neither raighten
their noses, nor brighten their wit, nor rectify
their dispositions Aud it is these people, among
whom your life is passed. that it is needful you
should tolerate, pity and love. 1t is these more
or less ugly, stupid inconsistent people, whose
moments of goodness you should be able to
admre-for whom you should cherish all possible
hopes all, possible patience"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-07-28

LET man amass enormous wealth, and be
will find at his board the noblest in the land. 1t
matters not that he became rich in some quest
ionable way, that shrewd suspicious are enter
tanned of foul practices and unfair means no
one asks about that. Again, talent of q certain
class-that talent which amuses-brcaks down
the rigid line of demarcation. The accomplished
man or woman who, though notoroasly profit
gate, can while away an evening, is tolerated.
nay, courted in the Christian drawing
room.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-07-28
Gbe Trmlitp gournal,
WEAV ERVILLE, CALL,

EASTERN IrEMs.-THE Overland mail bill had
passed the Senate and stopped in the House. -.
THE Great Eastern anchored in New York on the
29th of June. She was twelve days making the
trip, and brought torty-two passengers. HEN
AN was to leave England for New York June goth
.. EASTERN papers report that the rupture in
the Democratic party is growing. . THE Home
stead bill has been vetoed by the President. -.
SPAIN talks of calling the United States to ac-
count for grabbing her vessels in the harbor of
Vera Cruz. RUMoR says that in the absence of
any California mail contract, the Postmaster
General will take the responsibility of sending
it tri-weckly by the Central Overland route, in
twenty days. THE mail steamer Ariel, which
left New York July ID, would not receive any
mail or newspapers by Express, by order of Van
derbilt, his contract for carrying the mails hav
ing expired. He threatened to throw Express
matter overheard if it contained any letters or
papers, and would not permit exchange papers
to be carried. Great Indignation was felt in New
York on account of his course. Letters go by
Overland mail, but no provision has been made
for carrying newspapers. p. THE stations between
Salt Lake and Carson City, on the Pony route
are nearly all replaced. . ELEVEN persons were
killed by the falling of a wholesale grocery store
at st. JO., July 5th WILLIAMS Secretary of
Legation TO China, had arrived at Washington
with the ratified treaty ... THE Great Eastern
was on exhibition at New York-ffty cents a
head. THE greasy gentlemen from Japan are
hOmeward bound. RUSSELL q MAJORS propo-
siton to carry the mail via Salt Lake was reiec
ted. .FoRNEY's Press opposes the action of the
Pennsylvania Executive Committee, and calls on
Democrats to purge themselves of disunionsts
forever and favors union of Douglas, Bell and
Lincoln men to keep the election out of Congress,
where Lane will be successful. High old De-
mocracy, that
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-07-28
Concentrated Compound Extract of
SARSAPARlLLA, YELLOW DOCK
d AN u T. IL Q n ,

and IOdidc Of Potassium,
For the permanent cure of all diseases arisin
from an impure state of the Blood WarrantC
full strength, anl made from the best llondur'
sarsaparlla. One pint bottle of this prcpar
ton more than equals three quart bottles ot Il
common patent Sarsaparillos. Manufactured i'
II. j. SEAMAN.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-07-28

THE RULING PAssION.--ln order to amuso the
children on the Sabbath, a lady was engaged in
reading to them from the bible the story Of David
and Goliath. and coming to that passage ia
which Goliath, so boastingly and defantly
dared the young STRIPPING, a little chap, almost
in the first trowsers, said" Sister, skip that
skip that; he's blowing l want to know who
licked ~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-07-28
Descriptive Letter from Douglas city.

Mn. EpToH A few stray thoughts upon our
little town may be interesting to the numerous
readers of the Journal, many Of whom perhaps
never have visited it, Douglas City is located
upon the second fiat or bench that rises from
Trinity river on the north side, at the point
where the waters OF Weaver aud Rcdding's
Creek mingle with those of the Trinity, which
flow from opposite directions, and at right angles
to the river, forming passage through the
mountains north and south, while the Trinity
forms one east and west, giving wings to those
ever gentle mountain zcphyrs, oppressed with
perfume that sing, soft as evening vespcr
hymns, through the deep mountain gorges and
the tall pine tops, rendering our town so delight
fully cool aud salubrous. Its location is such "a
not only to catch every passing breeze, but also
the first rays of the sun rs they come dancing
over the distant hills, kissing the golden dew as
it sparkles in morning. rosy light aud lifting
"nighrs silvery veil" and chasing the darkness
away.
On the north side of the river and adjacent to
town the hills rise gently, bench above bench,
summit over topping summit till they lose them
selves in the Weaver mountains, whose giant
forms tower up till they mngle with the white
clouds that loat around their sombrc SUBMITS,
standing like great scntinels, guarding the vast
domain beneath them adown whose sides water
falls pour in wanton streams and wild confusion,
cold as the everlasting GLACIERS, clear as a crys-
tai fount and sparkling like molten silver as
they cling to the PERCEPTIONS beds Of deep ravnes,
sending aloa clouds OF foam to mark the passage
Of the torrent.
On the south side OF the river aud opposite
town. hills, shrouded in their liveries of green,
rise more abruptly but less grand, giving that
beautiful contrast which we so often sec in the
works of Him "who docth all things we'll"
Each object seems original, yet each is a gem in
the casbet Of natures treasures, which combines
every form of beauty and sublmty, and at every
view, like each revolution of the Kaleidoscope,
presents new scenes of beauty and grandeur
AS a mining locality Douglas City stands sec
ond to none in Northern California a supply of
water is all that is needed to develop the rich
mines of gold that lie buried in her surrounding
hills 1t has a line Of daily stages passing thro'
IL, with every facility Of communication aud en-
loyment, and church, school.house and lyccum
room all in process Of construction. II has u
small but growing pOpu atiOn, with an unprcce-
dented high-toned state of morals, and quiet,
orderly and temperate habits. The corrupting
influences Of gambling and drunkenness have
not stamped the seal of their blighting and with
ering curse upon it, with only one exception.
For the population, we have goodly number
of the fair ones still room for more.
PLURIBusTAII
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-07-28

Down THE RIVER" Little Billy writes from
prospering, and like to do better than in any for
mer season. Jno. McCammon has opened bank
claim in one of The high benches on Cedar Flat.
The diggings are new, and prospect as high as
II to 10 cents pan for seven feet from the bed
rock. The bar is extensive and has never been
worked until this year. At DiXon's bar, Jack
Whittle x Co. make from $5 to SO a day. aud
Beals & Co. about the same, all drifting. Our
correspondent confdentially asserts that there
are other bars down there equally as rich aud
concludes with the information that grub" is
cheap and rot gut" plenty.