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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-05-25
Sic OiIfsaueueu beS Subeus

SIS 9iett feline erDbsre 0efabr fir bic
Sade csr &spubitf> ais Die leidtinnioc
l1uterid)ayuna psr 9ilfsquellen Der Jeinpe
fiji ben Srie9. Der @lpen 1T weit ca
BON c~nt(srnt> total pbnmadti9 Su lein u>,c
ie better mir es tebeySi9en> bab mir e5 NIT
sinem f orfen Jeinoe ;u tbur bohess
oeltp orDEer 1T Die Wohrih, lihfeit W.
,eteo S's9eo'. I'll Gem i'm Ncrpen berr<
2aattn entbuialt(ben &fssmutb fir
Die Jrcibeit, cas Wsles ,lno Ole @cnltitu.
ton feb!t es in vDtrte'e 2aup" frei!ih
oa0esen IcQen n,lr N~uaeasensen lid cincn
Se9rln MAIDEN fInnen, Spn Der wilpen
Wutb 0eaen Ben Nprren, Die NQes erfuut,
1!no iIA bis su ctnem li9erahnliUen Vluts
pur(t ocltet3eu bat, in Tpl9e Ger einruii@
tbiben Grbebun9 ce6 Mcrpens, 9e9en nell
ae Der NeteIlenbunp feine5weg5 qars
IHuylo5 it. Die vboute Ouarpe" Be-
ibiben Die Nlanta9cn unp Tan,tlien unr
Ieper mafenf1btse Wann 1T Mitatiec Ell
net Wilttdrs Gpmpanie. Die Goupanten
ltnc in Mu9eneinen gut ~erereirt unc tel3sy
be1rafnet u1o equippirt, ais bic nBrrliz
den uno an 5barfihiiscn uND Gop1uez
| tie 1T i'm Ncypen 9rDberer Mauael> als
i'm Suoen, Oo co6 NelD opn ben Sctaz
zen beltellt wtro, 70 ~erleicet Der Mfertou
ourd Den &rteB feite untertredunA bic
folpnalen glufuhren pom &ebensmitteln,
relAe in oer legten Belt 9eutabt murpen,
lol1en ppr per 5anp nod feiuen WfonaeI
auffcmmen unp es fol- aenue eyed unn
W}ebl %Sprbanoen lein, uul Die Mrn,ee lis
gum Muauft Su fiittern. Nn @eIp feblt
IS fyeiltd,, Da9egen BAT es llebetflue an
u5binpIo}tero" Die fir nou i'm oanser
Sicbunpe c~uriiren. neil jIe nibt gum
Ncnnwer!bs sl nebmem 9ohYsrratb 1T.
So peniaiten5 lpre6m Die 0tebeuen pm
ibrsn &rtsa6mltteln lelbit. dag label
au6 pte( ibertrteben unp ousuAun{ tio bar
| 9eltelt {ein, 10 If unr kletbt ee cc1 Jbat>
io9e, bas mir tidtie SubeiBsn biirfen I'M
bic Nub her 9|ebelten at f11aden. De6~
balb tit aud oa5 iuette Nuf9etpt ourdz
aus un;ureiheno uuo MIR Inp oans Der
NnllGt Der H<sm Uorf ItueS, 1rel0e fat
IS Icllteu nctmols $4,000 Gplontdrs
aufAebrten merosn, unp aberma!5 $4,000
uno Der Gt1tIblne Nuer lolte ouf etnen
fnrsen, t{ihnen eatFdeicencen Vclcsuo &C.
rtdtet lein. Ginc balte 2rie96arbeit 1T
Bic tteuerite rno bluti9lte. 2oBt uts si=
ten Shlas thut, oer uns jspen ~3tpeiten
crspdrt ltnD - oan1it tn}tal
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-05-25
belferSbelfer I'm Mprben am Bauce

9elferSbelfer I'm Morben am Bance
baben.
@ie lsi6tee 5piel mir NIT ben 6ecel>
,1onlten baben wirpet,> nenr etnmal
Grnit senabt miiroe, bafQr fsblt eS niht
an Bereilen. MlS Der Ser. 81. &rie0sz
oampfer pawnees. g., welder Dor
A!eranor'a, ftationtrt 1T, fl,slid nur
Wttet.e madte> bos @ecelitprsneit gu burn<
barotren, lrtB aaes was 8eine batte, 8lrz
ger uro W}tlttdr aus, paB es cine Mrt bate
uno ntdt eber fam Die 5elpenbepSlteruns
5urlld, ols bis Die pawnee wteber rubtS
por Mnter lag. Deselei6en liesen 1i6
bic 11oblen &ir9{nier in benz elben Ne1te
1oa et1em Dcta1emert De8 5. Ma0a1uz
lettsrestment6 ibre l6mmti6en Secsl1ion6
Tla99e11 berunterbplen, obne DaB ben Nn=
Srettern trseuo etpa5 9elbab. Sn 1idez
rsr Gntfernuns itebenne Wa9tpolten feuz
erttn etlt9e barmlole S9il1e auf Ie at
uno oar1it par Die aanse @fare poriiber,
Vtan ltebt ntdt ein> ,po;u lpl1e 2euts
ltbsrbaupt WaHen in bic 5anp nebmen
u1o Die 9sohriGt, baB IS BEN Gpmtl:
aren Der Nebellen n d nelun
gen |ei 9egen G9ulryerl 9reibunoen it
europa, Wahen uno Wuuition ~aui;utau:
ten uno 0clo gu puu1pen, perltert unite,
p.elen u%mftaaoen Die 8spsutung> neld'
tie baben muroe, penn lte f. quite &rieeer
als Srobe probler trdren.
ga mir unS Die sergan0ene 2Bp1e III
NQes gum Mu5brubs reif |aien> setdu(1
baben, 70 bitten mir un5 mpbL obermols
etnssgnti 1elpuns fir bic foumenpe !,
%propbese.en, uno geben besbalb ba6 Sc
rlbt oon elmer Neuberun9 neS Genera
outlet ct tperpe inuerbalb ment9e
Sage III @trAtnia ietn> fir no5 mas e.
wertb 1T. Wie bic 5aden ieBt 1tebsr
fam man fb paraui rerloi1en, pob pi
Ne9ieruns u,ter Setatbung oes altst
Scptt feinen ais einen fideren 51la
fabren miro. Dir ldliseen NIT folaenoe
tlelnen erquid!tden NptiSe1:
DaS S6tf Spbn prtcepon8 Q
It 1T Son einem New. SrleanssS ee
rduber BET Balise gsfapert wprren ]; ooee
gen nuroe rte brittilbe Barfe ueiperpppl
+ pelhe Die 8lofaoe purhbrsben MOTT,
Won Der Ureaatte uMinneipta" oenommer
-Gcl Trempntb BAT Trantrsih q!
Is. bS. uerla6en uup wire bisrber eilet
: I'm feline Dienlte bet Ne9tsrun9 sur Ser
, flAun9 I'll ltellen. Npdmal6 renn na
+ alte JelcasfArsi 6urrab fir Jremont I'm
pie Treibeit!
@ts ftdt fh loneIam purd, oIein #
der 1T ibr Iriumpb
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-05-25
NoOmetlun98=,
0in'panbernnes= ,,,sb Commit
fTpmS=8ureou

e. 5. }fno6e(soorG,
D1itts StroBe, oegenitcr BEN Gtc!s sCn
Suffice Ii. 0orepaugt,
81. pauL Miunrlcto,
Mrbeit unb Engagement piro Ictpobl reisIs<
hsn OienFbctnn ais a1dnntiheu 2lrtejtiu dersgs
naheemieIeu.
@ls Wsent [lr ba5 su1sr{aiT9c paHagsbans 3d.
I. 9iler in Nsm~gprf iteue i'd aus
NanGgsidetue sur ginpanoerung fiber
5ar'bHre, 8remsn unb 5aprs per Gsee!= unp
Gan,pfI6iTc mad Nep-gcrF cber CusbfG aue
ben bort mad ct. Vaul une ~bsfbrofre
Naefete; DasGcrreot9pa nnp Glitter opa rEp
mad europa.
Gpuectipusts bon gst1aaften &c. in Dc;lsIda
lamb bs,pirte i'd seplTsnbaft, aud be|oroe i'd,
gommiffDuen 5. g. Nufludans s~erlers~
net ginpaneeret=O Otter, 0srtaufen spH Horucu
&C., goIsetionen son AnBsailantsu, 8s{erenun
BON p4lsn fir's Muslanb, Iupie bic geaa bItno
Sur Garsn unp i3inier ute fertiss aus
Srtefe nno 0pcun,sntr ais : 0eu,ra dfer.
I%ceten{deine, Geilpnsn, aaufccatrafts uno aere
pfanbunssn.
Sebe brtefibe Mnfrase, bic nit einer Vpl,unxfe
s~erle9s1> bsantpprte id, b%sreitmiuis.
=. s. &nptelsper{f.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-05-25
De>tfGe GDn(uIote.

Sir bic in Milpanfse, Wise., esrtretsnen gpns
~lulate: YreuBsn, 5eIsn, 8apsn, Sleenburg,
5aucstr, Sedlen unh Der 5tabt 4rautfurt bin
1p oere9t'9t Ooturnente. relde nab ben seuana"
ten Staaten tenimmt unb Der ecnlulariiteu ST.
s!anbisune ~bsburfsn, in Gmpfeng III nsbner rub
bic elben, nit folder Besloutisune %serisben, snss
neeeer benz Musfeaer unssldumt suridsu Isnten
ceer elsih per gpit an ibrsu BeltimmunsSprt nat
Dentlblanb gu befSrbern.
Nabsre @ustunft ertteile i9 tsrsitninis.
6. s. GnpbelspprfF,
shentlider Nstar,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-05-25

f~ltersrane Tuale sefangen. Nud tatte CT
etne leltene M,t &anindeu ~eefaneen, ferer
6iinterflbs etnen Jus bod fine, wdbrenp
Die Dprcerflbe nur cre; 3ol mellen. Dtele
&aninden balten fib tis bod im Mcytcn
I'M Sdnee auf no le in grpben Sserben
su1ammen leben. (Gol. Dem.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-05-25
Cr6fnnng oes AnIon-park.

Die 1aterssidnetsu teebren Na, has ~bsutT<he
Yub!tfum hermit lit aenntniB gu leteu, ra6 il
bic ct. paul an Ser anbcrr Geite nes N!u7,5
belessns acknowledgements Scmmsrpirtb(ta Itgr~
ncm,nsn tahsn uue bielelbe
ant nd>bifen @pnntas
init IanSrnultf Don MaSner's MuiIfcprps
erDfnen tperhen.
o. @etrdnFe unb SpeiIeu in ernsr luaIiiSss
lin 5abIreiHenB e|ud b;iteu oe5tn!b freunbltuIt
Gnmsrt, Bed & Shfftauer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-05-25
SfFce bes Staot+ @unptrcQers,
ct. Wdu!, s. Mai 1851.
Observation-Disclosures

Die Snbaber Scn S:raBen,g ertifeater, lpelde
Sot pen Sttebsn>@ omn1iIlicnsrs Der serldieosners
Waros Ter Staet ct. paul ausae1slt Iiilo, sper~
ben bisr1ntt %hsesitst, ZEN nod unbssaAIten &sires
benz 9taet~& pmpircatr sutld3uff:Ie Dor benz
Is. Sui, Damit b~ielsIten in bic Sarlilc rcs oss
sessn~artiesa 5abrss einssialc0sn ner>sr.
Wm. Vau 5amm,
GS+.St EaA.L.1Y
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-05-25
Il N J q,

Der llnterseitbneie benadritt;ei biern,it has
s%eelrts ssutiHe Qneiiturn, paB Ct Itiue Office
tade bent ptern 1teiI Ser Stem Strase, untsrsa!b
Rem pGmpiEe 8lpd" vsr!cgt bat.
Or. s. Mic,cr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-05-25

7lr Ben J~ruNl1Ntez ullc Sonlnet@pdUrf!.
Sb bin isBt III ben Stauo eslcBt, en berrll1ea
Eager bon fersiosn Aleteuu9s(t ii tf cit,
,psltea ldmmtline ~ncueiten Waartn uNe Wppen
5u b%speuteno berotgeltEten Yreiisn unfaBt.
Ele,nere Nrtttel III bic
Serseu=GsnreerpDe+
Jn oieisr 8rnnde nermas i) eo6 bette S16et
Yrn D%al5tudfru, SinpeN, NtaSaIte1, Sempens
NrIsen, mcuenen, ~leioeuen II. 6irit!epcr= Snab
Ibuben, MciFa{nnS, Ns{et1lten, ercBsn nm
Flfinen NeFeru, SEausn, 1rtbei1 uno oln"fn nepsr'
"tcntorn, @lanfet5, zbanie, rNpts5" &c. &C..
De5AleihN sin aypBe9 Nllort'ment opl1
ssisEcu NIB 1ySllgeu.
Wrppbdneicr mercen 90 sprthelibArt 'tnosi, MI
slnen Se}ud III j~tbcNfeN.
Gt. VANl, %. Nrc. 1850.
!. .. Campbell.
1.spb Ml nthASa
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-05-25
@t1,pn Seib

Der IN Ct: Naul uber selsn Nite pohnen foN,
ntrb erlubt, feline MebreNe AT 1siueu @awaser
Vsprg SHerssr IN Scnissiiis, ST., absueeben,
ba tnidtise Naprittsn spn Deutlblano anseton,-
men limb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-05-25
"a cnufactrxr= IS 81 poc,uanreu=
emporium


Wauppyinsn
UDu
Sultlce II. JprGrnuQb
rsftc |traR", : st. Naa.i,
Mluns'ot1.
1T ouyG' bel SmpF1H1 Der ~ucusAen
%Daaseaex1* : III sanrSao
auf's R,eitbntt,glt uac N5c1dmafpplNs ~oTprtirt
u1o bsfbrt }l1 iotchre lclu'n 3~sygh1.sn Annneu er~
gstcnlt anStSci6en.
Das Eager 1T nit l0yn nelr' Gt1ucinuracn
ser 5ailcu ausaet1ttct Unc tietet nnweuti,N siue
Wrpbe Mlt8lDnbl III Rleioer>
1trTfcn,
ais: Wcrinpa, NIlenGlas, Vlaipe, IeIninsa,
W1ranottue. = %t,'sjNes, yeti Of thfpres &C.. &C.;
ferner un!eth0iicu wlr riNtn lt9neN EprrAth
tunter unp einratblAN @eiDcnmooren
NIB Yarfaufen io!lpe aenou 81 Wer~ 2icrFcr Nrci-
fen. -
unIer 1a9er ~ Sb1rl5, Alrafi unS Niutet-
WGntel III nNT'4 ~]}fitA'te cpr1r!ctitrt, unD eriau-
uen mir un5 uru, bic nereblteN lanrH nuf unlel
drcBarti3c5
Meib, Manren5 II. trimmings: 92lIprEmenI
oufnerfiam III MGd2e1.
Su OerreN~ Mttifeln, 1ts: HouF9Flaa, Ucstiua>
Go|emcres, DuIitla, Srnvlttto, 6cmpen u. lie"
ten piY iecer GYncnJreE; rio Ep!Ee, nj tpir in biz
far Srdude nie oortDstipAfttiIgn Neytlrcun0en
+ hlhGu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-05-25
Mtut M113fi0tn.
&erlanat fpaIeiM:

Serlangt fpeletb:
Gin Ma9snmater eeeeu CUTE BssablunS bet
Union Hieren in Beit ct. Vaul, Bridge
@trabe. Mnr Gin gutter Irtsiter traubt (b 81
melbeu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-05-25

Wir tuben fir nnjtre lebr 9er2umi9eH nsusr
2ptalitate1t unisre ginfaufs oeSen bic Trlbsrer
SABRE eerooppelt, III yerlhieotncu SrA''tpeu YER"
er1if1tt in Ter Mt]ilt un icrr1 We'5NTis sINs
or6bere Muabebnuna III gsbsn une MI tcNen, toB
eaNetbe nunmetr ais roo aloqeb, bnttllt unp 9rSbte
III Mjnrs(pla, fir bie3utunit llA e~eIstben 8,tc't
Jtufsa uno Gsgrauens 81 ~crfrcuen hdAt' 'perSs,
ais p0Mlit un(ere 5irma beehrt nnrpt,
Sur Raulsute int Earpe srlaVbcn lrir ln5 bic
8tmerfuu9 cnB uniere Sepin9ulgen fir Wiebcr~
p]ertaufsr iebr eun'tis eellellt ulc tp,r cen tie5-
i~abyi0cn abncrm tillieeu Sinfauicn Snjplss in Der
Gage lnp, @rs!beile 81 bisteN, ME 1ri'psr Md
mic. llnler Vaytnet, PER- :. Wablcr, bat bic em
0ls'Ort vnisrss WeibaItso ppGSu'tetsn lhsrnrm<
men unb wirc sa iii ieincr gsuobnteh QSeile ll0
anssls8sn |sin ialsn, iOwpbl Whelelale ais He~
tailSsrF1ufs sl,r telcnbercn s3ufricrsnbsjt Der Der~
ren aaafer III eNec!uirsn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-05-25
Gpnmer=M Arrangement
unr ;ira1
Gpn5ert! Gpn5ertl Gru51rtI
lit Der Nitts0ur05 sSrauerc{.

ll~nterseipnster erlautt jt, Geiu<n r<,!fen
Trsunben uno 8sfannten> icris abarhauy y! ttn<ns
geshrtea Dutlttuw ~s:Bttenl nn3u3ei3tn, caf Hqs
uuu All jeben Soantas i'm rtiQfu Eofal Elm Con-
CERT nit Treifm GjrtTitt iArt;nceu MINI :gcsu id
ale Wprbsreltunssn %8etrrfe,: hate, Jesem msinsr
met!beN Daite nit e1l1en' ou&5s5e!d'net 9iten GlA5
Bier, lcmls nit vecfdisbsnen fu.tsn Gpeiisn, ois
sdnsiSer unb 9in1tures: NlIc, Gfhintrn, Gnarl=
nlrts 5cInno. p11in9e, Garninsn II. /, III, anf~
5uncartsM.
lin 5otIreitm ge|uA tj#tt urt stitnst te6~
adlun9eopGV q. S. AcIlrr Wat
Orpcerte= wnh 2srpnifTcs-Stuxc
st 1erEaufeu.
8'deI' FIR ofn llntsysed@
S. ~-,.tidlauh noshmCrcis n1e
toInEdt b%er'ette o1bey istn an tex SeTerjrnt,aBes
auf hsNt 9Sc9e udc> rer Git9 -MRit b~s!21cnsa CIV
fsrie~ uNa prcpi|ions1e|b@1t 'riort uNter ~on1ehug-
barsn g5felnQun0cn 81 Ncrf0u1fH. AaiIrtot ;r@
treuts it'd biaber zines iebNNTteu uniogtS Nnp
bohFn 0anlnlti5e bier zine 9ur,ti3:G irertt 'Ug gle
nsr, pcrtbsllbofte Aauf.
1lit49 GrnH Voiltr.
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WDbllung5 Yer1nnerltNo>
Or ln;erSsiarfts 7ett eas pershrlc o,utf4e
Vutli!um hieYmit in 8enntNin< ra3 lr ie,ns Wrbs
hpu osv item uaft err titfn Strale, ;Miidse
Wabol ham unh Mlnnsi;taAraBs serFeat pAF.
lIotn5b M}nrt!n 2u'ttau
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-05-25
Sas Mcucfe
1T
Trub(tn9S~ unb
SDtnuter = @0urem

bal lpebeu Ypn New@yprf
esbaltsn uno p~ferirt ben, Yublifum ron ct. Yuul
iowie Der llrgeaenc 1T Der reihbaltieten Nusmabl
NIB su ben b~iAiSleu prsileu bic Sanptuns Spn
.. W. Sn0erlDu It. Gpnlp.,
III ibren
nsuen Steiuuebaube q 1t OCT 8, Straee
nabe Der Bride,
9 t. VanL Minuelrto.
Mir asben ab:
Wuifarbies &ai!une in alien Mulfsrn su
10 Gents,
9si ten 2aneaiter 0in9bam gu 12a Gents
De LANES Don IS bio rs Gents.
jytrnsr balteu ,pir siue retebbalties unb seldmat~
erle Nu5pabi ecn
RIeiberi1pffem u,sb SSdarem fair
Dame,1,
nl5 ANantilen. @bapls, Glcafs, Sano'au9sn,
@ttumpfmaarsn &c. &C., ,ewte
Guide uno 0lrerotee ArtifeI fit 5erren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-05-25

g. psben 3ur ii e eefcbr1
Don yieDzYorf unp Nbioce!pbia.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-02
AGENCY OF
Jewett,s Celebrated Oil Cloths, ST. "a gi-i,
DEAF AND BLIND.

DR. PILKINGTON, late of the Eastern
- Ear Inirmaries, and an eminently successful
operator on the EYE and EAR, at his lnlirmary
in San Francisco is working wonders in curing
the DEAF and BLIND, and now refers TO those
he has treated in California, many OF whom have
been afflicted for twenty or thirty years, and are
now cured by mild and gentle treatment.
Deafness dizziness. buzZing. earache, noise in
the head and all offensive discharges from The
ears, mouth or nOstrls, entirely removed.
DIR. PILKINGTON has discovered medicine
that will absorb cataract and restore VISION to
the eve, without the use OF the knlle. Read spec
linens OF what his patients say
GFrom the EVening .NirrOr.1
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. !, 1860.
To THE Public: have been afflicted for the
last ten years with deafness in my left ear. occa-
stoned by taking cold also, ringing. discharges.
and at times severe pain. About the middle of
last March found that was getting deaf in my
other ear. Feeling alarmed lest should lose the
use of both, applied to DR.. Pilkington, of the
Ear Infrmary, of this city, and receiving some
encouragement though doubtful, of a successful
treatment, | placed myself in his care. In the
five months that have elapsed, am glad to say
that have found a complete cure. | am entire
ly relieved of all difficulty in both ears, and de-
string that others may experience the same happy
results, take this method, unsolicited, of inform
ing those who are suffering from similar com.
plants. Anybody wishing verbal testimony can
find me by inqniring at the American Exchange
Hotel. EDWARD l.. KlRWAN.
Early attention is desired, Infirmary on the
northeast corner Of Montgomery and California
streets. opposite Wells Fargo x Co.'S Express.
San Francisco Jan. /, 1861 423m.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-02
The journal.
Only n Reggar.

Slowly and darkly the weary day
Faded into the silent past
The icicle glistened upon the spray
That shivered with cold in the hurrying blast.
The lighted lamps of the city's street
Glowed like fend's eyes through the mist,
And with thousand tongues the pitiless sleet
Like brood Of serpents loudly hissed.
In dark alley away from the cold,
Homeless and friendless the woman crept;
No one to care for her, now she's old
On ibe bare stones was the bed where she slept.
No one to look with plying eye,
No one to notice the fast falling tears,
For the careless traveller hurrying by,
Said "only beggar," with laughter and jeers
Sleeping, she dreamed of that happier time,
When hopes were high in her youthful breast
OF her childhood home in fairer cline,
When a parents kiss on her brow was pressed;
Dreaming, percbancP, of her husbands love,
OF her cbildhoods prattle and joyous laugh
God only knows, and the angels above,
What cup Of sorrow was hers to quaf.
There were sounds of joy in a mansion near,
Twinkling of feet in the mazy dance;
Hearts that knew nothing of care or fear,
Grew mad with rapture at Beauty's glance.
Free flowed the wine, and the happy shout
Went up as the merry jest was told
Little rocked they, in the noisy riot,
That woman was dying that night in the cold.
Yes, freezing to death in the midnight air,
In city whose church spires darken the sky !;
Dying with no one TO murmur prayer,
No one to close up the qnivering eye.
'Tis curse on humanity, bitter and deep;
shame on us, Christians, whose faith is divine,
If we suffer our charities idly to sleep,
And give beggars the less when we've drunk
of the wine.
And tbou, too 0 Dives! whose coat Ia mode,
Would be soiled by the touch of poor Lazarus
hand,
How will you answer a righteous God,
When before His judgment seat you stand
When you pray him TO graciously pardon and
bless
And name the subscriptions you've headed OF
old,
He'll say, 60 You've not on your wedding dress,
And you're only a beggar, despite all your
gold.'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-02
We would Gall TIE ATTENTION Or
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Winter and Spring Goods

is particularly attractive and the great feature
TO the Country Merchant is the unusually low
priceless than the cost of importation.
We also keep the Sopis articles IN Me Dry
Goods line, which Goods we have purchased in
this market under the Hammer, and are offering
them at .Ne,0 York cOst--dnd less. We publish
this Curl in order that we may make new ac-
quaintances, and induce those who have not here
tofore purchased of US, to call and inspect our
stock.
All we ask is an opportunity to show he Goods
and name the prices, and we have no fear of the
result. Good articles and too prices are the great
inducements to all who purchase to sell again.
Merchants who buy of us can make good
profit and sell 10 their customers at low figure.
We remain, respectfully,
Your obpdient servants
BADGER & llN0ENBe RGER,
Wholesale Clothing and Hat Warehouse,
Nos. 1903 and l05 Battery street.
San Francisco, Jan. II, 1861. 52l3
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-02
SHERIFF SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER of Foreclosure
ID aud decree of sale, to me directed issued out
of the Hon. District Court of the Ninth Judicial
District in aud for the county Of Trinity, State
of California. on the Sd day of January, A. D.,
1861. in favor of George Thompson, and against
II. o. Adams. for the snm of sixteen hundred and
twenty seven 80 100 dollars, Is 1927 50l pruc
pal and interest to date, and forty eight % 100
dollars (SiS 25) costs of snit, with accrung costs
and interest at the rate of two and ono hnH per
cent per month will expose at public sale, to.
the highest and best bidder. for cash, at the Court
House door, in the town of Weavervile, on
Monday February 4th, 1861,
at L o'clock a. m, all the right, title, interest
and claim of H. o. Adams in and to the follow
ing described property, to wit
All that certain piece or parcel of land stu
ated on the west side of the North Fork of TrIn'
ity river, at North Fork, in the county of Trlnl-
ty and State of California and bounded as fol,
lows, to wit On the sonth by the ground used
for street, on the west by Bay's lot, on the
north by said North Fork of Trinity river, and
on the east by the lot known as Sunbury's lot
on which stands the North Fork Hotel, together
with all and singular the tenements, herdlta-
ments and appurtenancrs thercunto belonging or
in any wise appurtainng. .-Wravcrville, Jan; s.
1861. |. G.. MESSED, Sheriff.
BY D. NJ KELLOGG, Deputy. 5l5t.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-02
Probate Notice.
In the matter of the last Will and Testa-
ment of HENRY BRIX, deceased.

nN READING AND FILING THE APPLE
Ocation of Christian Nickel and B. f. Kuper
executors of the last will and testament of SAID
deceased praying for the sale of the real estate
of said deceased, for the purpose of converting
the same into cash, for the use und benefit OF tue
daughter of the deceased, and in the manner pre-,
scrihed in said last will and testament of the SAID
deceased 1t is by the Court ordered that Mon
day, the 25th day of February, A. D.. 1861, at IL
o'clock, a. m, of said day, be set apart for hear
ing said application, and that said notice he gV-
en- to all persons interested in said estate to 10
and appear in the Probate Court, in the town oil
Weaverville, in the county of Trinity, on tha'
day, or as soon thereafter counsel can be heard
and then and there show cause, If any they have
why said application should not be granted as
prayed for and that notice of the same be given
by publication once week, for four consecutive
weeks, in the TRINITY JOURNAL, weekly news
paper printed in the town of Weaverville, in SAID
Trinity county. 22, 1861.
E. j. CURTIS, Probate Judge
Attest, NJ. F. GRIFFIN, Clerk. 24t
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-02

constitutional power to preserve our national
territory free.
ResolUed, That our senators in Congress be in
structed, and our representatives requested, to
exert their influence and vote for the admission
of Kansas into the Union as free State, and to
oppose its admission with a constitution estab-
lishing or toleratng slavery
Approved January 8, 1857.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-02
THE EYES ! THE EYES
DR.. E. H. PARDEE,
May 5th, 1860.

ssMek DR.. E. H. PARDEE,
A=I OCULIST-After a protracted blind
<ZzgfISW ness of more than five years DIR. PAR
DEE has made himself thoroughly and scientlfi-
caly acquainted with all diseases OF the Eye,
and has now been in practice eight years in the
city of San Francisco with a success that cannot
be surpassed in any part of the United States ;
and for proof of this he will subsiantiate by ca
ses that have been cured by him, after having ex-
hansted the skill of all the eminent Oculiss in
the cities of Boston, Philadelphia and New York.
Dr. Z. wholly objects to the use of caustic, blue
stone-keepng the patient in dark room, diet
ing, blistering, cupping-the blue pill at night
and salts in the morning, etc, etc. DR. PAR
DEE has also been remarkably successful in the
treatment of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and all
pains about the head, and the frequent calls he
has had for his Rheumatic mixture from all parts
Of this coast with the many testimonials is pos
tive proof of its efficacy and to prevent answer
ing many inquiries by letter, he will state that it
can be sent to any part of the State or coast and
each bottle win be accompanied with full direc-
ticns and receipt for liniment, magical in its
effects over pain, ingredients of which can be
procured where-price, $40. The ARTlFl-
CIAL EYES inserted by DR.. Z. have all the
movements of the real eye, and cannot be de-
teeted, even by close inspection. Address
DR.. Z. II. PARDEE,
San Francisco, California.
OFFIcE-2l7 Clay street, opposite Plaza Hotel.
San Francisco, Sept. 5, 1860 3i26ti.