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Tho Froc Academy.
new YoRk, Feb. 16th, 1861.

To the Bdhor afthe sus,
In looking svcr your paper yesterday, no.
ticed article on the Free Academy, by enc who
calls himself "vsrbum Sat-" As you have Kindly
opened the columns Of your paper for the discussion
Of this subject beg lssvs 70 state few cts on the
otser side Of the question.
The rrcc Acsjemy was started with the view Of
eiving the benefits Of collegiate course OF study,
10 this who by their industry and application IN
the common schools should bc,mc worthy Of II.
Aug hoy who has beon pupil In the commoa
schools for Mleass year, and who is able 10 pass
good examination In the various branches studied
In the comnNn schools, can enter tho Fces Adad-
emy whether no bs poor s DloJssss or rich n
CGfaus. Ia no instance since the fouudiny OF the
Academy, has boy been tejec,ed WHO has proved
himself worthy 70 enter.
so far Ia Il from bcing conducted 80 rs 10 benefit
the wealthy classes alone, tia. there Is SO c'y
tabishsd FOR the exclusive bsnoAi u the poot s'u.
dcnts ci the Academy. "vetbum sat-" says "ths
children OF the ,)r, as goicral thing, arc not 10
I've found on It's ctulogus." Tae truth fllsity Of
this stateiucn, depend cn,irey upon the moaning,
"verbum ST." attaches 10 the word po,f. Nby the
poor he means that sbecl and degraded class Of
person who Gil our prisons aul ro1r houses, 70.
joce " ssy he spsaketh truly. Bit u b. thg or
he means the h,rd working In nslh,ntc, the HONEST
sons Of toll tho whole st,tcmen, is utterly false.
Three.quliers of tho names upon the A,sdemy
rrlls belong ~ tsis ella 8, and Of the remaining
quarter, ouehalf support themselves.
Again hc s'ys, "rac Pee Academy should be 81
once Gives up, aud the building sppro.rihel for a
H'use " refuge anl org Inia d labor for desutu,,
women anl young girls" Have we not sum ''n'
nulnler OF su IA p'a5cs a!nai.' Ara herc nsi lib
| orally euIoS we'd .ndtu Ia our city vh'S, es-
posiS Object Ia that for watch 'y,rbun sat-" would
| break W the Fee A',ieny. lIu MT tbs Poe
Acaituy fulhllei the objects Tor which IL hw.s in.
teUJouy AK her graduates, acme ot whom are
even Nv in legislative has, aud YOU will rercivs
| bu. ono answer itom all. Yes. fully anil nnbly Ia
her misslon bcing fu'hlled T.e tn'St,ution has a
hold In tho hearts Of the pc,rlt, snt, with thctf
tsnes, support, coupled with the nuDc eir,ris :"
her prsfces, rs, sue VIII ~, staai promin mt boiMs
tlc world, as the only college the people eau call
their own.
Yours, very respectfully.
| ruwAEn II. B)rEs, Free Academy.
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I,nc Warld,. XYci1liI.

Mr.. BAILEY, tho President Of the Ionlon
Astronomical Society, has been for siA years
weighing the world IN ut ways, nnd is
now sure that he has obtained tho specific gray
ity 80 nearly accurate that his figures cannot
crr moro than q, ,Onts. lie places II at 5IGIE IT,.
The total weight of TIE world In gross tons nf
2.2l0 pounds, according 10 his scales Is (G,OG2-
1,II2 III, 10, isS.sS.O, six thousand aud
siNiy-two thrilious onS hundred nnl siNty.
five thou and five hundred and nncty-iwo bill
lions, two hundred and eleven thou aud four
hundred AMI 81 i,hty-ci; ;ht thousand, oight hun
drrd and eighty -IIilc tons.
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A Hspsfsi vicw ef the Cvf.is.

Tbs Washin, ton oorrespondont Of tho Pbfla-
deinbia p,es, thus rrites of Mr. LtNcoLNa n
sI.S / xu-lt.-... ..I 10. .g.,t
srHv" T" W s'e""s'e' m" ' '".
I have sen more joyous fsces this Sabbssh
morning than hsvs met In yeafs. Inc friends ~
the Union, the streets and In the hotels, arc null
Of buoyant hope, and the enemies Of the Union are
oorrespundinqly cast down Mr.. LfsuOLNs ard
val, like the return Of NAroLsoN " Paris from
Elbs, has Effected q magical change In the opinlrn,
OF politicians, aud the snticipstions OF TIE lo''
population. During yesterday he sssmet IN be
guided by mons bu, the moA patriotic and crr'il-
iatory feelings. Nc. I.tSooir, within The lsss tSe1.
ty.fuur hours, has realized the satnest lli'tuds
Of those patriots for such . reconciliation ss Will
enable them 10 bear UP against their eua0ilrI snd
ths a emics Of the country, including 'hr 'unst-
rstors In he pscedit states. lie has also re.i-
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Tho sou,Lc.u Courrdcrncy ard Nc xic,.

Tho Montgomery vcorrcspcndent II tho Mobile
AirpOs,r, IN uTg ,ra the appointment Of JorS
for,Nru as Minister TO Mexico, spccul,tcs rs
follows.
The ldture Z tie Conf. Serste States Of Amcric,
whuttCr hr r,N cr tor wna, viii be dets- s-m nod hy
tie sucsfs w. IrtSt sSith ia our missions t. N ~,
Co.trSl 'rd 5 'tI,h - IcA. O1iy In tuai III tiou
csu Wu lupt |t. - tla anre ~ tNI and, "nd without
eSI snstL p" a. ,in Eayery is dUou,sd. Ia AMI
lri hoI 'y,t ~ ~ those sections, In thu hop, Of
.urp,nrlir, ~ ~ the spptontlce system Ot lnbnr
W mrist tt.b. b rs Ivy tho tiy't wen sri M etIires
hIgan slavery,
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mACRENERYs
VlICk's ASTI-FRlCTloN MACHINE,
~ fUR PUNCHING, sHEAklSa'
AND PKEs5iNH lRoN, do1, a,

~ fpK PUNCHING, sHEARiSa'
IN %soKE9sHy1st K9SE sfraSEihnf rMEGmIs Il TE MoRi6
'FrItion k all Tut done away with, nen 70 o,
"a for years the largest machine requlIe le1 taen
sas.hoise poyer f. Shearins and funSsins iIon ~
sns liz .orf in Il most smooth and perfect manner
Ne refer 70 the largest and most snoee-sui s'ny ~
vsrsus uAchines made undd pICKp ,PALESr,
snes = Coorss 4 Hsw.Ts. 1T Trenton, y wv W. W.
b .SILI, JANIS, BKS@f Co, ney forh; WIZ
orn no5sMe W.. pssS nS 1.s,e nss Sosi y. n Ass
~. IL. Snsisnd, 1irsiuia, ulaei, dsstas osis:
-, %. many Of whom, sn,r afns ga as. aas ebsm for
= q tour }nss Shsir oo.i; "a sthss. az that In
psrssa With any oshss mAshins SnS~n ~ No ssa
x r S''s.sss :: w. go 6. : 's.sis isi'sa's''
sryyxSs BRoTHHR OQ;
epIE kaiSN ~ rkAkL slM srSKEEnrskx EEnrskx.
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Anew IoRk MACHINERY DEPOT.

-gyyysHg.s ssl4sssFs ss4agisEE NV 2Ssx,
1AngEEffxVTioNARY and PoRTAbLk sTkAM Ka
~ lSu o. "a "a uanii ERS. WOODWOkrHBP PLAh&nA1
LATIEs, PLAAiSsEssss PPssIEisd. PsItlE;d
~ ~, ath.r .rticlss nsedful In Machine bhoss
WA SDi,s MANUFACrUkk@ "
AnpptEa PJ}SCHEa PRESsES,,,.
sIS SrySE sITT1ssHf sIT1TTsH sSl1fiIvzLau Sl1fiIvzLau
,sr.. ..'o.ss,sssl!ia :s,s J !! 4 SssAzcs * 49, L4."'
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Am BARRELS PiCkLED -, hEksifSS, siaSsi s1I,s.
- soSs.h nd sh.z siso dG.rees Bank e,dh.h, ma;
Sork sn,oked hsrrins, lard, Prime ehsse' nam
rtioss 6roosss Invited 3 eli d sss WsshlsSt'n
EH0evw y SOau y" @A..-'y
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SMALL PoN II RAGING Severely In New
Haven CT; 1t was frst dovsloped in the hospi-
tai Of tho Alulsnouso,
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WAGoNs-ALL KINDS y OF u BUSINESS Jus !, less
here every article Il vsrraAtsd to be - srcPresentsf
also Honie secondhand wagons In good o.dtr. You
will find this place a. favorable any that can be
found sTEWABI'S wagon factory, bSd d. bst broad
way and sth ave. 20.DA3
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FIN A N CT L, 30.
NEW YORK, Tuesday, Feb. q

uOhhs iue7e-ys 49, A''
Stock. we're active q. the Board today with i'm
yro,,d prices. Af,er the Board prices fell ksi.
Ter ccns belsv the prices OF the printed list, the
decline being caused by . general disp ,sitiou TO
realize the profits Of the advance. There were
sales Of nited States bends For coupon Ives OF
1874, s6s was bid, and se', asted. Sales Of Tres
sury notes were made A lO3 for 10 per cents, yes
serday.s price. The State stocks are firm and \ .
y per cent bttser. Missouri siSss sre he'd ~ CT.
The Rdlrssd bords are firmly held. Erie bonds
are wsnhd u tbs quotations
The Money market Is easy, and the active move
neIts grU wing out Of the new loan make mate.
rial impression on iates. Tnere are large Nausa:-
lions on call At bk OK per cent. the new 20.
dsrsl stock. Tue exchange on London A STEADY At
1 bs slo6x. which Is les, frm.
The Lew federal stock contnu = iu active requss,
and large sLes have again taken place a, 2sk
oSI. Small lots find buyers n 95J. sa. The
original holders are rapidly paying their gcd into
the Sub Treasury. sa,60),CVO were received y,s-
Grisy, and the indications are tia, tho entire
eight millions will be p.id in the allon 81 time.
About sTSo,ooo additional was received upp 1
o'clock To-Day.
The bank statement ~ the week, rs compared
with the reiort cf tho previous week, results as
follows
pi.,ourts 81. sitp,gSC.S9o -. s.ii,sSi
srCcio. o........ iSt4L229 o25,22a ......
,,, G,.Sgln,In ~. S1ssSsi sS.g .;;;s le'c''
DO. uct... sl,G2S,C.s sl,tO' .,....
The srtcio aver age will bs considerably lower on
nexl Ncrdsy'S returns, probably shou, S9J OOo,o 900,
though towards the clcsc Of tho week the sub.
Treasury will begin 10 disesrgo large sums The
leans gi'i on the OF er Lant 10 ircre,s,d az the
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SEwISG MACHINES FOR SALE CHEAP
y Singer No / and ., Uowe's family, Grover
B,kort &c, yifh gnages f;r hat and ,hss slndin 3
l6J Elm, n, neal Grand. j. MOORE. S1Oas
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THE NEW YORK SUN,

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how and Ann s,resll undw the American nussura.
>rbGs IN asv York CITY snd vicinity, -
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u,HE CHEAPEST STORE

u,HE CHLAPEsT STORE
IN THE wORl.p
70 per sens saves. The greatast bsrsef0 syg odUea
SiOOOOC worth Of Groceries. Wins, Tea. Floor sne
are fsrts n which thousands testiry, aiye ~
a and you aiso will b. sAtished that this us Hncs
\, M OoosuN yosH own lntereetA and bay your Ges3
q. THOMAS = AQhEN,
y No 40 Greenwich Il, ed - nursrr
-ssds dsAvsrss hss IN hs saS. Nsv satsiIts
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DIANOIORTES "A BARGAIN-PRICE
L Ti5h, OF II aynifcant ro.owooi 7 oct,vc piano
fnrtr-pri-iUsl price, s3s5: sro several ro ewood
octave ri 'nofort NJ half price 10 close the estate OF
the finn of COOPER 4 ATTENTION Bg order Of
Judge LEONARD, sipreme Court Apply %, Bowery.
JOHN MCDONALD, Receiver. 20, 1898
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, GROCER'S AND
y buync1 wagons, sltighs and hsrrcs. for sale :
The lHrCct stock 10 b. found In t city, sclilns od
ia taLna ave-. ard 10 Sav,s a. RrcoSiyn fps SIso'
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CTEAM POWER TO LEASE FOB A
p term q yeaI., locsted on Wa.hinstou q, J.ssy
buldngs new and covering eikht iots Of Grounl has
been Used To- the manufacturing q oemsnt hs.tnS
bouT, q we'll sz cement, or may BE- turned Into .
planning or saw mill also e lssss . nanbeI q y
ssq, lV % sth M e yta2's ~ saisI a Ec% os,..s
D m -
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HOUSE TO RENT OR LEhSF-TIE .
story brick dwelling II Dleccker II, next the cor
Of broadway, north eide; will be altered desired tor
Aprly To WA uARSELI- 43 Cliff st fe22, 2,liG24a
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SLOOP FOR SALE-THE FAST SAIL
- ing sloop JOHN Ct-TTRELI, Of bridgeport, 100
tons burden In perfect order latest improvements;
saiis; draws light draft watcr Will bs sold log or
Ian, enquire Of r. n. PRINDLE, Battery Place NJ.
City. fe4s lVlS
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nOu SIS, &c, TO LEr-A FIRST CLASS
market and fixtures for sale 4th ave, 32d
4; alo ,eyersl ooitagcs on 4th ave, aud Sed st. near
scr r'tIl families. Inquire 30 ENl 3lst a. 2l,12Ls
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SCHOONER FOR SALE-IK GOOD OR
y der and In readiness for see; osrriou 900 tons
light drst; aLo nuInber q schoouer Of light ara
Jssr 10 X. fsa 2Ac71J
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uOGSLS FOR SALE-A DROVE OF
IL Crqadiln bnle, tut from CsnSdL from II ~ II
hsrdl hiS sonc stu well match II aud n tt GyclsrG
sut.bc for either butcher, baker or grocer Can be
seen at ~ " MAttIGt. H,2I3,B
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CEWIN9 MACHINES FOR SALk, kEhI
- or exchange singers, Whseler Wilson,, Gro
YER BAkers and othsrs cheap Tor cash, 90 sold 90
part payment All mschinas varAnted; mschin's
boe<ht sIehAnssd and revairs1. ~ q A DUHHS
800 Broadway, room 0. OIL 9AAc'lb
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SECOND BOARD.

STOCK FLUCTUATIONS.
This table is derived by comparison Of the PiIsa
..i.. aa,k dav
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ARTICLEs FOR SALE.

DRDs-LO~G BREED BELGIAN Ca
ID nan bird. and o. . LOT sale she.n at 10 w~t
2Sth st In tie sia-e. les rAo'1n
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STEAM POWER TO LEASE-SUf ERIOR
IOIofts bOK90 and rooms In the nov Il ~ buildns
Nos az ~ ~, As aud 81 Groeae 1t, block from o.
nal al and Broadway location the most centr build
ings are lsL ted on all lsS heated by seam ste an
hoist also extensive fire proof v.ults insurance Ia
per cent. Partiss In want Of sup~rior
AZ low rent should call sarlI and make their seeo
dons. Apply TO u. J. HOWARD, oa tbs prsnai.ss
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CEwING kACHINES-wANTEp Ladies'
= TO learn "a orersto On g., gers and wheelg WI
"a .eving mnchinas. All branches of ths machine
/sbt- Torms easy, and prsotice o. work. Appu -
<sGcN a Rrcnklyn- bstvsen k;Sh ~ eAs~s.
hN alAos1lA
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-16

It H. ]. UZAPKAY already secured POSITION WHICH
places it, well its proprietor far above the assaults of
Envy and professional malice. In the schools of France
he highest prizes often awarded to practitioners in
fs department of Medical science, and they occupy with
others equally lofty position in the profession Rcord
d an lustrous example, shining light among the phil
pS0phca stars of his in Europe and DR. Cpkay has
Ily equaed him in this country proof of which,
fle Philadelphia College of Medicine plimented him
nth Diploma, and the honorary ad eundem degree Sc
ecting this his field of operation although qualified
graduate of the University of Pesh and late Chief Sur
geon of the Hungarian Revolu tiouary Army for
tnded abors DR. L. CZapkay has bent his earnest at
1enton to the of chronic and private Diseases in
Fhich he has become great expert that he is
fgarded the in this branch of his profession
throughout the United States and his portrait and biog
ahy published matter of interest to their
n the most exclusive journals The Doctors Offices
~ his Medical and Surgical Institute Sacramento ST.,
corner of Leesdo nearly opposite the building of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
8S We ask particular attention Of readers to the
of this paper. 20 am
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-16
petition IN INSOL VENCY,

In the matter of CHARLES WOGE, an Insol-
vent Debtor
4. TN THE COUNTY COURT of the county of
i Trinity and State of California.-Pursuant to
an order of the Honorable L. j. Curtis, Judge of
the said County Court, notice is hereby given to
all the creditors of said insolvent, Charles Woge,
to be and appear before the Hon. E. j. Curtis,
aforesaid, at chambers, to wit, at the Court room
OF said Court in the county Of Trinity aforesaid,
on Monday, December 9th,
A. D., 1861, at 10 o'clock, a. M of that day, then
and there to show cause, If any they can, why the
prayer of said Insolvent should not be granted,
and an assignment of his estate be made, and he
be discharged from his debts and liabilities, in
pursuance of the statute in such case made and
& provided, and in the meantime all proceedings
i against said Insolvent be stayed.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court
lI~S'] this 9th day of November, A. D., 1861.
M. f. GRIFFIN, Clerk.
by y. II. WILLIAMS, Deputy. Asst.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-16

TuE BLESSINGS OF THE BIuLE.-WhNt an illu'
trious book is the Bible 1t rises like strco
in the desert land, its source in the skies and II
fountain in the valleys of the earth. 1t y
rolled on, century after century, enriching eve
land with verdure and beauty, rejecting all
glowing sky above it, dlll'using "whatso''
things are pure, whatsoever things are of g
report" around it, 1t shines into the soul of Oh
morning sun, and makes her heart sing with D.,
and enables her orphan TO lit her eyes to Oh
wide shore of the eternal sea, and to say, lu
mensity is my home Eternity is my liietiw.
the mighty God that built the Universe Is n
Father, my Portion, my Friend. 1t plant.
mans heart the hope of joy, the halo of Elo'
and Immortality. 1t erects in mans conscl leu
the rule of right and wrong. 1t is emphatcW
the standard of Christianity. Wherever th
standard is unrollcd, there Freedom iinds NJ
noble footing.
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UlnbCr ~.
J Al MG Tear Il
ION ELY.

sitting lonely, ever lonely,
Waiting, waiting for one only,
Thus count the weary moments passing by
And the heavy evening gloom
Gathers slowly in the room,
Aud the chill November darkness dims the sky.
Now the countless busy feet
Cross each other in the street,
And watch the faces fitting past my door,
But the step that fingered nightly
And the hand that raped so lightly,
And the face that beOmed so brightly,
Come no more
BY the lrelght's itful cleaning.
| am dreaming ever dreaming,
And the rain is slowly falling all around
And voices that are nearest
OF friends the best and dearest,
Appear to have a strange and distant sound,
Now the weary wind is signing,
And the murky day is dying, (door;
And the wihered leaves lie scattered round my
But that voice whose gentle greeting
Set this heart so wildly beating,
At each fond and frequent meeting,
Games more
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-16

New ORLEANs.-At New Orleans, Oct. 1st, guns
had been mounted on the Custom House and le.
vec and on all buildings that were deemed suIi
cieDtly strong. A number Of gun boats had been
placed on Lake POncbartrain, to rcpcl attack in
that direction. Planters are dissatisfied because
OF the refusal Of the rebel government to allow
cotton access to market
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-16

THEY tell good story in Chicago about a
drunken captain who met private in the same
condition. The captain ordered him to halt, and
endeavoring in vain TO assume firm position on
his feet, and to talk with dignifed severity, ex-
claimed " Private Smith, III give yer I'll (hic)
four o'clock to gissober in."
"Cap'n," replied Smith, " as your (hc) a
d sight drunker.niam, I'll give yer I'll five o.
clock to gissober in."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-16

q SANDS SARsAPARILLA.-No remedial agent was
ever introduced that has proved so uniformly
successful as this for purifying the blood and for
the cure of scrofula, rheumatism, stubborn ulcers,
salt rheum, fever sores erysipelas, pimples boils
mercurial diseases, cutaneous eruptions, liver
complaint bronchitis, consumption, female COM
plants, loss of appetite, general debility. 1t
will speedily remove the worst symptoms Of
these distressing complaints, and in brief period
complete q radical cure IL.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-16

How Is IT ?-0ne OF the Minnesota Reglments
contains eight hundred Democrats and one nun
dred and twenty Republicans. Several regl-
ments raised in that State, says an Indiana pa
ner are comnosed almost entirely of Democrats.
The same paper does not intimate how many OF
the regiments sent from that State to the war
were composed almost entirely of Republicans.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-16

"MY gracious, said Ike " If some fairy would
just give Inc wings wouldn't go round among
the planets? Id go to Mars, and Venus, aud Ju-
piter, aud all the rest of them"
"And Satan" chimed in dame Partngton, aud
I'm afraid you will go there whether you have
wings or not"
Ike wbistled and turned the subject to bunch
of grapes that the old lady had laid open to dry.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-16

VALUABLE IxFoRMATIoS.-A late European ar
rival brings intelligence, on the most undoubted
authority, that the Empress of Austria is expect.
ed to add one to the population Of his imperial
Maiestys dominions some five months hence
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-16
MrS. " In Slo w,

M EXPERIENCED NURSE and Family Physician, has a
Soothing Syrup for children teethng, which greatly
facilitates the process of eethng by softenng the gums
reducing all inhamation-wl alay all pain, and is to
regulate the bowels Depend upon it, mothers it will
give rest to yourselves and relief and health to your in
ants. prefecly safe in all See advertisement in
mother column. m.1217s.n.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-16

Me- PERCE MINEs.-Persons just returned from
that region inform the Yreka Journal that star
walton starcs many destitute ones in the face
Eight out of every ten have neither money or
provisions. The Snake Indians are becoming
very troublesome.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-16

RELEASED prisoners say Beaureguard isquite
as much annoyed by the cry of " On to Washing
ton" as Gen. Scott was a few months ago by the
cry of "On to Richmond"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-16

TWIN WIDOWS CONE DowH FROM THE REyo-
LUrIoX.--Twn sisters, aged 88 years, lately Wis
tied the camp Of the 9th and 7th Connecticut
Volunteers, at New Haven They were both Wild
ows; were born before the Revolution, and had
lived to sec the first attempt to destroy the Gov
ernment established ia their childhood. 1t is
hoped they may survive to see the attempt lrus-
,t.I
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"TELL the Governor that the day after this
flag is taken from the Regiment he will have
more friends buried than any man ever had be-
fore in one day" said Capt. Gallup, when the
flag presented by Gov. Curtin was handed him in
behalf Of The Eighth Pennsylvania Regiment