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Direct Importation.
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Canal street, corner of Bourbon,

j L E v OIS G. @ O :.
Canal street, corner of Bourbon,
Our stock of SPRING GOODS is ready for examination
and comprises complete assortment of choice STYLES Of
sONABLE GOODS, to be sold at
Very Low Prices!
GOOD GRENADtNE BAREGE, at 15c. a ward.
BRIGADE ENGLISH BAREGE, at &c. a yard
ohGANpf STYLE BAREGE, from Zoe. a yard
EMB'D CANVASS BAREGE, from 6oc yard.
PLAID SILK GRENADINE Soc.
GAUzF, 7Jc.
PEKIN and FIG URED Hermann
EMBROIDERED BLACK TISSUE.
BRoCADEn and PRINTED GRENADINE
CAMBRIA LACE and IIAWLS,
REAL LACE REvERsIBLEs
SPANISH LACE DOUBLES
MUSLIN sHAWLS and MANTILAs.
MUSLIN zOUAvEs and TURCos.
PLAIN and PLAID NAINsoOK
PLAIN and PLAID CAMBR1Cs.
PLAIN and PLAID JACoSETs.
FANCY LACE NULL and TARTARE MUsILNs.
EMBROIDERED SWISS for Morning Robes.
SPRING PERCAIE~, l2%c
FRENCH JACONET New Style &c.
FRENCH ORGANIZES, Rich, 4Oc.
LINEN DEPARTMENT.
PRINTED LINEN CAMBRICs, New Designs,
PRINTED LINEN REGATTAs.
LINEN sIIIRTTNG, Golden Flax
LINEN sHEETING French and Scotch
REAL ToiLE DE CoUrRAI
FRENCH TABLE SETS.
FRENCH TABLE DAMASK.
SCOTCH DIAPERS and TOWELS
BIRDS EYE TAPER, LINEN LAWNS, ETC.
FRENCH and ENGLISH HOSIERY
All descriptions and sizes, for Ladies' and Children
FILET MtTTS AND GLOVES
NEW STYLE FANS.
PARAsoLs
FALENCfENNE, APPLICATION and POINT IACEs
RICH EMBROIDERIES.
MOURNING COLLARS AND SLEEVES,
PARIOR Suits.
q MORNING ROBES AND CAMIsOLLEs
MARSEILIES SUITS.
EMBROIDERED SKIRTS.
INFANTS ROBES etc
CHILDRFN's COSTUMES
RICH LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS.
MUSLIN AND LACE BARS.
MARsEILLEs QUILTS COUNTERPANEs, etc.
j. LEVOIS & CO.,
NIL Zp6t corner "f Canal AVID Bourbon streets |
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ATTENTION Is called 20 the sale Of cotton this day
r O'clock r ny Il mo ouisaAs Pres Yard NO. 81 by L.
IsTs, u Co
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Mr. ". +. EIagau have Heirrstrees uafr nror,,
for three Year, and have found most excellent article
not only restored tho color of hair giving it new life and
strength but it cured myself wife Of most obstinate
ton upon the scalp which nothing else seemed to benefit
fully believe it TO be the best article in USE
Yours, respectruliy
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MADAME La E3Ea9tcR,
eMaysUi'te Go0t OIL Coueoa,,,y

NASHVILLE, Ky
Mr. H. C. COVERT, No Charres street Is the SOLE All
THoR1ZED AGENT for the sale of our Oil in tn, CITY of
New Orleans
NASHVILLE COAL AND OIL COMPANY,
q. C. LAREW, Secretary.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
AS AN ARTICLE OF COAL OIL basely aduIteratcd with
Cnphene, or other fluids of similar nature is rod in this
city as PURE COAL OIL the article is not only dam
serous but being entirely devoid exceences of PURE
COAL OIL is calculated bring Coal Oh into dsepute OUR
DUTY 10 THE PUBLIC, we'll ms the protection of our own
interests copels to caution all persons against throwing
away their money and enda7geriBg their by its use
GENUINE COAL OIL. guaranteed perfectly pure can h
Obtained ut NO. 6EHARFREs STREET. fe?5 2pf
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STOCK OF COTTON

8rSpirit-intercourse- -" From the bright
stars from the vewes mir spirit sweet spirit if tbv home
be there me | answer j v MANSTETD tha
distinguished Writing Test Medium, through whose hands II s
estimated than loU0o of spirit identity bave ben
given is with and may be found No. 1872 Canal h,
tween hyades and Rampant, from A. II. 10 p NJ daily
MI. IL. VIII remain Win us but TWO days longer
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TO the ladies.

DETER's woRsTED STORE. Canal street. near Dauphine
new supply of the fayore cheap NUBIAS just received
ma 2pH REMAIN Il co
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A8-Herrins's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES Nos. 81 81 1ayer street New Dr.
leans IL :, 40
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M8~ We are authorized to announce the
Hon THOMAS J. COOLEY of Ponte Coapee as A csnddat.
Tor Judge OF the District composed OF the parishes Avoyee
Ponte Conpee and West Felcans. Election on the first MON
DAY of April next M e,to
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Coat Oil at EE'ROEesale.

bT'tsr! ETSna' war!
10 BE OR NOT TO BE, THAT is THE QUESTION
Whether tits better suffer our
Cake and Gard Baskets Candlesticks Castors
German Silver Forks and Spoons,
Door Plates, Door Knobs, Bell Pulls
Coach Lamps and Trimmings,
Stnr Rods, Show Case Frames
And all other articles of Brass Copper German Silver
look cheap and stricken get one or more bot
ties of the
HYDR0-ELECT TRIO SILVER FLUID!
and by applying, plate reate those articles with co
of PURE SILVER and thus things around liz look
rich and beautiful.
Our choice is made and going 10
GREGOR &; CO.'S.
Corner of Camp and Canal streets,
And get bottle price convert all our old rusty
looking ihngs into Silver that brightest most beautiful of
all metals.
H3- everybody go ana DO likewise mi 2pf
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FIQUET & BOUvET,
2................... CAMP STREET ..,,,I2
under the City Hotel)
Have opened ENTIRE NEW STOCK of the above nanad
Goods, which they have imported DIRECT FROM PARIS
1tconsists in part Silk and Fur BUSINESS
and TRAVELLING HATS and GAPS; Youths BOYS and
Chidrens Z"uAVE and CHAssEUR GAPS, and FANCY
VELVET GAPS of every variety.
N. B.--MILITARY GAPS of every description MADE TO
ORDER in any quantity
dentlemens FINE DRESS HATS also manufactured to
oruer Win dsnach and promptitude. n26 2p3meod
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Roots, Shoes Rsed Esrogases,
AT WHOLESALE.

n''0hs supplied with prime Ditching BOOTS, Russes
'hoANS WOOL Mexican, Palm Leaf, Straw Campeachy
HATS at the lowest arket prices by
FROST d CO.,
No. 10 Magazine street, New Orleans
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-03-16
TRINITY.

JOHN CHINAMAN AND FREMoNT.-The tax gath
erers in Mariposa county have been restrained
from collecting Chinese licenses on the Fremont
grant. The consttutionaliiy of taxing Chinese
at all, will now, in all probability. be fully tested
before the Supreme Court. 1t will be recollected
that this question has already been decided by
that Court, so far as the right of the State to tax
Cinnamon is commemorative Court deciding that
the tax was a mere police regulation, and conse-
quenty extending over all lands within her
boundaries. Now it seems to us il the State can
tax John Chinaman for working Uncle SANS
ground, she can also tax him for digging on Mr..
Fremont's. But we don't believe the Supreme
Court will sustain the State in the collection of
taxes for working Fremont's mines. and there
fore look for decision from that Court, decid-
ing that the whole license system is illegal and
unconstitutional. If such should be the decision
of the Supreme Court il will be entirely unnec-
essary for the Legislature to pass any bill for
getting rid of this accursed population-the
mines in California would become a hell many
degrees hotter than any similar place painted in
the religion of Josh. All that causes him TO be
tolerated now is his four dollars per month
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-03-16

EASTERN News BY PoNY EXPRESS. The follow
ing dispatch was received at the Weavervile
Office on Monday night
ST.. LOUIS Feb. 25.-The President elect reach
I'd Harrisburg on the oath of February, and
Washington this morning. and at 2, p. m, in
company with Senator Seward, waited on Presi-
dent Buchanan. He was introduced to the mem
bers OF the Cabinet, and also waited on General
Scott. The Peace Convention had been actively
at work. but had not yet come to vote. Affairs
ut the South were unchanged. 1t is rumored
that the new Confederaey have made arrange
menis for privateerng. both in the Atlantic and
Pacific.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-03-16

COIUMBIADs."-T San Francisco Herald
says that Fort Point and Alcatraz Island, San
Francisco harbor defenses, are armed with these
formidable death dealers. They are the most eff
cient weapons ever introduced in our service
We append the Krald's description Of them:
"a 'Columbad is heavy gun, capable of
projecting a solid shot or she'll with heavy
charge of powder, at an angie al prorction from
five degrees below to thirty above the horizon :;
it may be said therefore, TO combine the essential
qualities of the gun, the tnwitz"r, the mortar.
and may he used in place Of either one or the
other Of these pieces of sea-eoast defense 1t
does not differ in its external shape from ordna-
ry sea coast cannon. AT present there are two
sizes Of Colunrbiads' in use in our service viz
the eight-inch and ten.inch. The former weighs
about 5000 pounds, the charge of powder 10
pounds, the shot 81 pounds and the shell As
pounds The latter weighs about $4,000 pounds,
the charge of powder l6 pounds, the solid shot
1913 pounds and the shell 100 pounds"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-03-16
NOTICE

Is hereby given to all interested that GRAND
PROCESSION will be formed on the evening of
the 18th inst, in this place. A meeting will be
held at the Catholic Church, at p M, on Sat
urday evening, March 10th, TO make arrange.
ments pertaining to the procession. The atten-
dance of those interested is particularly request
ed. BY order of the COMMITTEE.
Weaverville, March 16, 1861. g.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-03-16

"SHAsTA HERALD There is a change in the
proprietorshp of that establishmcnt-Mr. Street
retiring, and James r. Keen, an old resident,
taking his place.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-03-16

The case OF the People against Horace Smith,
for the murder Of Newell, has been set for the
18th inst 1t will he tried in the Twelfth Dis
trict Court Of San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-03-16

REV. r. KE,iEN.-R Rev. r. Krllen. pastor of
the Church Of Weaverville, sailed on the lst inst.
for Washington, D. G. Brother X, has been
called East by the sudden decease of his father
in-law, who has left large estate part Of which
is in active business, with no to attend to its
settlement We understand he has left with the
tacit consent of his P. f., who though he cannot
officially release him from his charge, has ex-
pressed the opinion that circumstances demand
his absence. He will probably be absent some
three or four months Christian .4dUOcdte.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-03-16

ST GEORGE -SAcRAMENT0.-T Sacra-
mento Bee says that ]. b. Dayton and j. r. Ilar-
denberg will jointly assume the proprietorship of
the above hotel, in short time.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-03-16
BILLIARDS!
B ank Exchange
THE FINEST SALOON IN TOWN
BY DAY OR NIGHT!

THE PROPRIETORS BEG LEAVE TO
i state to the public that their Saloon is now
furnished with THREE NEW BILLIARD
TABLES, Marble and Slate beds, with Pheldn's
Continuation Cushions, direct from OConner Il
Collender, makers, through their agent, NJ. +.
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. +. " ). YOUNG.
Weavervile, Jan. 10, 1861. lv6
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-03-16
DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
~ copartner>hip heretofore existing under the
name and style of Thomas e. G.@son, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All ptrsons IN
debted to the late firm will make payment IL the
undersig gned, and those having claims against
them will present them without delay.
CHAS. THOMAS.
Weavervillc, March Is, 1861. 9.4w.
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HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTGnS.

The rToTri. tors and -:-arrrsrfurers O. HOS
TETTEE'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TEIaS can a; peal with perfect ooU16elce 10 ply
sioiaus aDG citizens generally e tile United States
because the article has atJaiBed ICpat2tl0H
Eeret,i.lIs ugEUuwu, 4 few facts upon tats iollt
aiil sleaE more powerfully than volumes q
baTe ss,eTfir.ns OF blazoni8g pBffcry- The coD-
SUM .gioa q Hos;tIter's Stomach Btisrs 10 &c
last Car amounted 70 over half mifleE tUtiios
and from Is manifest steady increase II times
past, IL = evident that during tic coming yesF
the consumption VII reach near n-ill.oT l'Ct
ties. This immense amount CUuld never nave
been sold but fr lie rare medicinal pIoI eItieE
cr-t4iue IA the ITepC-atior. ard tic saUCl,un, OF
s-s Ila@t prominent physicians IA tl.Use sections
al I..e country where tie article = le~t know n
Who not o,.ly Icc, u.=llE6c tie Ei;tes to tltjr
I.ati,itS al are ready II all tin & ta give Jesi-
m,nIals u Is efficacy IN al oazss Of st,llsa,iic
Geraugerlpu-s ard the dis ask I.ssli1 = -It-gt
THIS l. not a Temporary popularity, 'ltsluoG
lly exiIaurdIuarN ei.U1Ts ia : wan r ;runEet-
ing the qualities ui tie bitter, but E i.a es;-
nIati,n - EI-s..4O4r I.,,.i,II,- ULlLh Is cts-
tined u be .as eIIC'2l-sg a. tine itself
at,UteT's S'vl4.lL lilItlIs lave gtTes =
Co. "a to T1-i. as wL,Ie fever and a.-UC and
vssri,Jz cher bilious con llaiuts have counted
the 's'ims by EUUdreis- t. b able 10 state
coz '.s -iv that tie - Filters a certain euro
fr tie Irnsys sis and hike diseases Is 10 the pro-
pTeiuIs a source Ui unaiiOyeG plsasmc- 4 Ie-
'ihes the tlvOd, and iml'arts reuSUod vitality
Z tie it.Y. - s.>ieIa, Elv1ag u that i.Te ard
energy lisl eIsaiv i"r tie rsStoi aiie=' q lalih
II eIela'es uVu tie - nla,h. lvCT. srG oiaCg
digestive ~ -a''s- '"llDY lnt II"'r-'si.E. anu
soon IeSt''T'S 'i'iN 10 q tohGlOon esstiiai =" te
healthy '--scii'''Ee g. iiie lunciluns oi llatUie e.
Ll.eTiN g,ISlis may use the Bi1teTs osl'y
PER cir'sI.e.S ci Tie uultle. anu th@y Tlil Lna
ii' II a stliuni.ut peculiarly acaIio4 L. ClD--it
lec.lli-- yCaIs- - Dr. 5 pleasant O. tie I--@1cs
ll.vIGura'lI-- - ;ie LoGtlss ezco.cat as t-l-c,
aud sir'ei.a'-iag g55eraitl- s'e lave lie eEI-
I'l.'r ed i-.-'is2's.i~ g ga m.n ara 81 an $50
have tNl-s'-'-ce5 h lel.tLt q 1~lig iils prep
aTaiI.l wilde s--i-E i-'.a ~ I-iS.s 'eTanse-
laeists ana genera rs'ilty; -cfTE- g'. tl Il e a1-
wee 20 pm slsl's. i-.tt i'e .i la il- al g
-l,rlels tT> -..l i.lIh i.--sa i' 7 el-ts O. i--s
article. \ .e-s sZel-s - i-e gel.ii'r s'N ill-e
d a.e certain Fsst-.s q leat-sir cars aTe SO Tar
ra-srg fl--s may 8. uC-a sllA u''G-r The t'iai-
Tie relation ui rtlgT and ,hi.l = s. atscIti-'E
ly tlls-r saat be o.. tlsr- lsICl-lss j s--e U-
yyu.g. Is at g. -gt L-E a,.1 -ealr.a ia -e- ,Z-
lr,lag anxiety al l.- Infant. $ -l.t. q e Llia-
al ls;grnirf ARRIVE f.... 8. .l.u~ sc-~gla,
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BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. & CO.
SOLE PRoPRTET0RS.
PTTTSBURGR, Pa
LosEv SEssRRarEH
DESPERSIA-

Far ssle in EheD~burg. by :. =. BARKER.
august - lSGo--iv-
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mANSlON HOUSE
JGEsESTD pa,

TIE undersigned respectfully announce 70 the
old patrons Of the above Hotel. that. having re-
fitted and reluruizhed It Throughout, they are
prepared T. entertain guests comfortably and il.
good style.
GFA good Hack val be as ihs failrosl S;a
lion on the arrival at every traiE, E1T the pEr-
nose f os-rryiEs. Passengers. free e5' a5aTge 70
the Hotel
BOARD PR DAY. SI.C0.
The Stage fUr omerset, aGA other points IA
that direction. DEPARTS from the Mansion IIolsc
every morning Sunday exoerted.)
METZGAR & CO
J.nnS-owa, Nay -, iS50.-tf.
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Justice or the Peace, sam znGsEVsIJe- -.
( LII BUSINESS INTRC CSTED TO HIS
"a care VII be promptly attended to. lie w.l
also act as uctIcneer at Public sales wise,cye
iis services an ttsf carscity are required.
A.til y. -s5s 20
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its natural fssri58nS- Tiesa- d mot f-iese' t =.s.
1-s"-n-ai-D ca8 tire surrounding "r-rS, pre- .Tf-i'
Cr-i a-rv7-i1r, SuT-siG-. aal di- " .-i., a s--
PIES, lst how directly thy T-fnEp ii- s'r-
tim O. 3tr ay~f-5 .lG vI7l 10 -. hEog-ft .,.s-
health -.i,,, Nllrt rrsig ' ~ Ea 1- 81
al c'u'lsa, carl-aiaig', iz - Erss is mas ts..
a..tl
c9-Ct r,gei- siIs1- CT -E -HE-lar C- gTflr7s-- H
d'Tal--1'Fr,lIS as gise natural gree -te e., is '
rri.iH~, a-g many al, -'i,,f -=--' - ; i ~.
snts1s- None who i-4a-r r- Esr - ste ti--r- s.fi
n. =; = "ua. - t-slu yi-- sri lr1sl ii- .---l
der they --srp-
Settlements l-s,fr r.'s=-i-ia1- s. .r- o.
priar. ~ Ct.is, iI. Rom y-..-. Egl Alsaa.l -7,-
From Es---zgriil,g 1sfsT=. p s. Lpfss- r. n -
IT, Avr1- Na1r PILLS tile Escsa-na q 10 ia--
E-gss fazss They lsFa g. E.a
II -irFus- GVOn her ii.Irls and -fs.' pa. rr'
-lIalrliIs for Her Tsgf'leE has E-.Z a.-.
s--lr zTf5 sr-' ar hflrri-S aF --1-S 90 .-- lH
t-r ilir- \ fo- r.list rITa-- sac -.l-'
so-s .s.is lci i.saE iitss c-i-l -ia--
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LIST or RETAILERS.

OF Nc-chandize &c, in Cambria County f'r
the wear 1861; a classified by the undersigned,
Mercnantiln Appraiser fer Saii County:
H. c. DEVINE, Mercantile Appraiser.
J0hmsio,ca Borough.
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4 Ii >
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PHI

ETe THu sex. -el-I 3. 'l7r.I -rs
Ei;.lElu- A-a goa 90 ~ CTs-.
aith wear -,-r-lEs t,e-.a--1 3. ~.
yotsT &, .s.l.-- unccfa .o--.s'I
These symptoms are otter tis
Vugl-glc r.r.syrIu;Is Illness. Seu-
II Of ti.-;sT.,-- e. crcCri-s -.-r..
-a-r- aslG Slosii EsaECrfrsl l.s
tiu1iV usC o. the T---..- .aI----s
Take A-cs's Fills, and ciCs2 e.
outt1s .iisor iered fuEa-rs-gn
r5fy the blood, aud IL tHe fiGi.is
move OF U-Gh ara 90. - fcasf g.
SgEiu. 'flgy stirsul=-H -'--- -U-lJ
tons o. ihe holy into s5-urpu .
activity. purify the sysiCaa from
the olstrucfia-s Nvii-h max
d'seE=e- = coll s.t-.'.- s1frc
sr1tar-s4 "a ffff. 1.H. X sl...t d. ff-r7 7sra- -
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REV ARRIVAL
AE TIL
JOHNST0NN iIiRBLE WORKS.

TIE undersigned hegs leave to inform the Cit
zeRs oi Cambria and adjoining cnantio~ = ~.
that he las iu-i received fresh stock E.SHiTTs
II tie fiae~t ITALIAN and other Mar 81 .f't 3
ues at ais establishment ou Fra0k'ia't-
street. .Iuhistnwu. AjONJAItN TS- ,fsk-E-
TONES MANTELS. GEAF T. s.5-7~
STONES. TABLE * BUREAU TOPS. -
manufactured If the most beautiful au3 finest
quality Of Foreign and Domestic Marble, alvav>
u hand and made Il order rs cheap a. they cal.
he purchased IL the city, without tie addition
e carriage.
GRINDSTONES Of vafiugz s-iss and siz-S.
sui.aa.e f,r Farmers and Mechanics, ssla either
@ay wholesale or retail.
Prompt attention paid 40 o.,iers from IL
lance. AMI work delivered wherever desired. Il,
invites tie public to cal and examine las stock,
L. he feels satisfied he can sell cheap
For tie convenience IF persons residing in the
east aui North Of the county. specimens may re
seen and orders left with Gorge Huntiey, at his
TiuwaTe Establishment IN Ebeushur-.
JOHN PAEkE.
.Tolnstowu june 3. I8gO.-ly.
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HEAL ,IHAT THE PEOPLE SAY.

The undersigned having Professor HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES H. oE- f-"r-..rs
with satisfactory results and haE.0- i5i rl
in their EenuHeuess. purity AMI ehcst.- F'-s
them u al persons who wish 6" have SAFE
liable and ecsciOus remedies az hand Tor private "- So
mestic
TIe Rev. WIN. Hosler. editor of The N"r-reEn Ir-s
pendent" Auburn y. Y; the Rev. F. II. CTes-ay itH.
sctor Peters Church. AubUrn y Y the Rev h L
Ives, Chaplain the Auburn STATE Prison; tire i--F
Spence = Rice, Rector, Nsw-B-iord, Mass TIE A--
Arsl S.-r,e Negg-YorE Conference: ue Rev Sar-de.
N-ofs F-t Jfaaesee Conference, Y Y. the EsE p :
P-,t. Da-s.t tlfe Rev. John r Robbie, EaaaHS 4 {
Hart rs. Utica. y tse Hon Neal Dow, Portland
NJ lion. Schuyler CantN South lssui, Ind l' Hon
George Humphreys Y; Henry D. Cook, E, Eirr of
Tire p.n Journal. Columbus, Ohio the Hon i II
G-siar Moline III: tile Hon. Thomas J. Chase. Nnut-
cello FIs; tlc Ila Joseph i-neiict, Uti-a y Y; Nn
Bristol Es, Uiira y Y 4. : Ponis Es4 Utica \ 7:
L., -. = vi.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-28
WHOLE NUMBER 6l4.

Having such a cause, my friends, with
such great hopes before us, this one AMIDST
glorious reverse that we have met with will
signify little Adversely will be for our
strength, disappointments our arguments
/ know not what dark days and times of
unspeakable trial are before ns, but we must
be ready for anything, dduntcd and diseour-
aged by nothing. Have we property, let
it go--what is property in such cnuse
Have we husbands, have we sons, put the
armor on them, aud the holy panoply of
our prayers. and send them to the field.
Anything that we may have nationality,
aud government, aud have the tTue loyal
ty burnt into the hearts Of our children. .
Teach us, 0 God, to be worthy Of these
great hopes make us equal to the glorious
calling Of thy providence be thou God Of
hosts, in our armies and help us to estab-
liSh, on eternal aud right foundations, the
Great Republic of the future ages"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-28

From the N. Y. Indepo ndeut.
Thy WIZ he Done.
ny JOHN O. wHlrriEl

We see not-know not all our way
Is night with Thee alone is day.
From out the torrents troubled drift,
Above the storm our prayer we lift,
Thy will be done
The flesh may fail, the heart may faint,
But who are we to make complaint,
Or dare to plead in times like these
The weakness of our love of ease 7
Thy will be done
We take with solemn thankfulness
Our burden up, nor ask it less,
And couut il joy that even we
May suffer, serve, or wait for Thee,
Whose will be done
And if in our unworthiness,
Thy sacrifcial wine we press,
If from Thy ordeal'S heated bars
Our feet are scanned with crimson scars,
Thy will be done
II for the age to come, this hour
OF trial hath vicarous power,
Aud, bleGt by Thee, our present pain
Be Liberty's eternal gain,
Thy will be done
Strike-Thou, the Master-we Thy keys,
The anthem of the destinies
The minor of Thy loltier strain,
Our hearts shall breathe the old refrain,
Thy will be done
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-28

There are men with eyes in there heads,
shrewed and selfIoVing withaI, who yet are
blind to half the pleasure Of existence. The
msny-thted sky, The sparkling ornament.
the varied earth, the bonndless ocean, ara
not for them they see them, indeed, aud
so does dumb creature-but they render
no praise, give no gratitude, and receive 40
Joy.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-28
miscellaneous.

D. s. WILLIAMS, Wholesale dealer in Straw
Goods Hats Caps Umbrellas Parasols &c, 1O5 and 1O7
Chnmfers at and SO A 81 Reade st., New-Yo
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-28

j.. G. WRIGHT, Dealer in Millinery Goods
Worked Collars and Sleeves, and Fancy Goods Next doc
to the Flax House. Az
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-28

TYLER & COLLINS, Dealers in Dry Goods
Groceries, Crockery Boots and Shoes Hats Caps &c, &c
two door North Of Fisk House, Ashtabula, D. 4l6
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-28

TELEGRAPH OFFICE-Weste Union is
removed 10 the Drug Store of Hendry Copeland corner
Main and Center Streets three doors south Of Fisk House
| j. NJ ALLEN, Manager. 467
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-28

1--WE NV and do something to keep Miss Hancy's
friends from settling into chronic lnanily.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-09-28
Livery stables

II. F. & J. q. CULVER, have removed to the
Fisk House Stable where they offer TO- the citizens Of Ash
abula the Of the best equipped Livery stable 10 Ash
ing standard. Call and see. NOV. !, loOV, boI
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-21
NJ Il w

THE PROPRIETOR Oh THIS
Il E-ss6listment woaii respectfully Announcs u
The cllfeas q TerTe-haul- ard TIE surrounding
country thss he : noe receiving sna orerl-g ne