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Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-02

The youmg wie's Death.

DyingS You do but jest
You smile in the dark, know !
Surely | should know best
How the quick pulses go.
lay your hand ON my cheek,
Feel, though you see not, the red
why in another week
shall have left my bed
II was being SO long alone
So sick of the world's vain strife,
Uncarcd for and unknown,
That suppcd the springs of life
You have given world OF love
Nav soften that anxious brow
Is not our God aboveY
lie win not summon me now
The summer is coNiIg fast
can scent the rich perfume
OF the lilac by the door,
And the delicate apple bloom.
Where shall our year be spent
long for the hits of Spain
We will go to Rome for Lent,
Then back to our home again.
Oh, what is this sudden pangS
Is 1t growing darker, Willy
Heavily goes my heart
1t is almost standing still
Raise mel cannot breathe
Pray for me- love, she said
Father into Thy haudsP'
Aud my young wife was dead,
ONCE Week
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-02

The TELEGRAPH AND THE PREsIDENcY.-It is
suggested that, had the trainers of the Constitu-
ton ever dreamed of the wonder Of the Morse
telegraph, which reveals the result of the election
on the day following, they would never have pu
the time of the election and that OF the inaug'
ration so far apart.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-02

"CARRY ARMS" IA young lady from Vermont,
teaching in town in Georgia, writes to her pa
rents thus &" The people here are very much
excited over the election of Mr.. Lincoln. Yes
terday they formed military company among
the young men, with view to the exgencies of
the hour, and to-day they came out to drill. The
most remarkable part of that performance to a
Yankee girl was TO see each soldier have negro
along to carry his gun"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-02

THE "STARs AND STRIPES. AT this June ture
in our national troubles, when the hag OF the
Union is being treated with contumey and
thrown aside to give place to those that were
used in the days of our Colonial vassalage, the
following extract from the speech OF Polnsett,
delivered at Charleston, S. c., during the nulliii-
cation excitement, will be perused with pleasure
by all friends of the Union:
Wherever | have been, have been proud of
being a citizen of this Republic, and to the reno
test corners of the earth have walked erect and
secure under that banner which our opponents
would tear down and rample under foot was
in Mexico when the town was taken by assault.
The house of the American Ambassador was
hen as it ought to be, the refuge of the distress
ed and prosecuted; 1t was pointed out to the
nlurated soldiers as a place filed with their
enemies. They rushed 10 the attack. My only
defense was the flag of my country, and 1t was
flung out at the instant that hundreds OF muskets
were leveled at us. Mr.. Mason "a braver man
never stood by his friend in the hour of dangerD
and myself placed ourselves beneath its waving
folds aud the attack was suspended. We did not
blanch, for we felt strong in the protecting arm
of this mighty Republic. We told them that the
flag that waved over was the banner of that
nation to whose example they owed their iber'
ties, and to whose protection they were indebted
for their safety The scene changed as by en-
chantment those men who were on the point OF
attacking and massacreing the inhabitants, cheer
ed the flag Of our country and placed sentlnels
to protect il from outrage. Fellow citizens IN
such moment that would it have been any
protection to me and mine to have proclaimed
myself a Carolnan? Should have been here
to tell you this tale if had hung out the Pal
metto and single star? BE assured that, to be
respected abroad, we must maintain ourselves In
the Union"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-02
tOuluu Eve Rui.,,

oman Eye Enisam.--Any accident or disease
ID would weaken and iniame the Eyes and perha ps
rov the sight must be considered one of the most
i lille Affections that could befa There are how
b numerous class peculiarly exposed to this dreadful
hmity such as miners. operatives in metals and me
anc> who from the nature of their employments
neled 10 work in cloud of dust and grit. Such per
Is ,hould never be without this alsam, II acts almost
magic in allayng irritation and iniammation few
4 cations perfect the cure. lin.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-02

AN INDIGNANT WIFEs RETALIATIoN - The
Cleveland Plamdedier relates this story in its
usual elegant (?) style:
An influential man, who resides near Cuyahoga
Falls, has been absent from home good deal
during the past year He told his wife he went
off to buy cattle. lie never brought any cattle
home with him, and his wife wondered ''what
under the sun" he did with them. Women are
generally sharp. 1t, perhaps, has never occurred
to some people, but women know few things
Aud this particular woman, in the course Of time,
snuffed large mice. She positively ascertained,
indeed, that her husband was minglng with loose
crinoine in several adjacent places, and that
"buying and selling cattle" was a false and
wicked pretexi.
On returning home from cattle buying ("in
my minds eye, Horatio'O tour not long SINCE
the man was rather surprised not to find his wife
at home, and was somewhat more surpIished TO
learn that she had been absent three days, and
was good deal more surprised to learn that she
had gone off with a man with black whskers
lie started in pursuit. lie secured the country
round. At last he met her. She was in Il buggy
with Mr.. Whiskcrs. They were returning home
" Where in - have you been, Maria ~ shouted
the husband, boiling with Indignation. . on,
IUe bcen oG Juying cutter see sweetIy replied,
while Mr.. Whiskers lashed the horse into furious
pace, and they dashed away.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-02

GEN, ALLEN on CoERcION.--The editor Of the
Nevada Transcript has taken brave part in the
wars of his country and will not be accused of
mawkish benevolence or Quakerish timidity be-
cause he disapproves Of rash measures towards
South Carolina, and would try every honorable
method of peace before resortng to war to main
tain the laws He says
The South Caroinians are flesh of our flesh,
and bone of our bone. II is a terrible thing for
brothers to murder each other You may crush
South Carolina, by force OF arms, but you will
never carry love of the Union TO her heart
through the stab of bayonet.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-02
Mrs. d" i m - i O W. !,

Is EyrEmEycED NURSE and Family Physician, has a
pihng Syrup for children teethng, which greatly
haes the process of teething by Softening the gums,
being all ndamation-wl allay all pain and is sure to
i.ae the bowels Depend upon it, mothers, it will
TO Yourselves and relief and health to your in
h. prefrcly safe in all See advertisement in
other column. III. .l2lI,sn
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-02

Mr. T.. II. Fisher is our only authorized Agent
IA Francisco to receive advertisements receipt Tor
the same and to transact business generally for the
TRINITY Journal Oice--No 172 l2 Washington srteet,
nearly opposite Magures Opera House, up stairs
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-02
TRINITY CHAPTER,

ne~s No. 10, ROYAL ARCH MASONS. meet
yNC4 on the second and Fourth Tuesday in
EsassS each month, at the Masonic Hall, ia
Teaverville.
Ilr6. N. WILLIAMS, secretary.
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TO THE AFFLICTED.

Of all diseases. the great first cause
Springs from the neglect Of Natures ldWs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-02

"MA, has aunty got any bees 10 her mouth ~
"No why do you ask such question ~
";Canse that leetle man, with a heap of hair
on his face, cotched hold of her and said he was
going to take the honey from her lips, and she
said, Well make haste
Dox'r FoRoEr.-That February 18th is Valen-
tines Day.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-02

Hook and lob Printing
vi every description done in a superior man.
YER and at reasonable prices.
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L O. O. F.

TELLA ENCAMPMENT, No. IL, l. o.
J. Meets on the evenings of the first and
hird Monday of each month. at Odd Fellows
Mi. 'Cliffords" building, Main street. Patri-
rchs from abroad are cordially invited to attend.
8ly6. w. III. BACHELOR, S.
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TIL r
TRINITY JOURNAL.
WEAVERVILLE,C CAL,
Saturday Morning, February ,, 1861.

SAN FRANCISCO AGENCY.
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RELIGIOUS BOOK DEPOSITORY

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ADJ uehNeI'd new. - publishers rctaii prices
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paeits, Iuhi ushs ana te.NSrs. ofthe Importance ~
improvement, 10y means Of sOl.G hs.,ks.
Nov. :, LSde. 4. xn,y,,
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iht "o'k, at 5"' lHgrs r.iair, To
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The Largest Stock in Market.
Quick Sales and Short Profits.
HEDGES TRUssE IL
IL Have been encouraged,
slnCc Their removal Ia their new HOuSe, near the
Bliik. Ia provide fur friends and rnstonrrs stock
never before cNcelled In this market The variety 4,
almost inctiniteihc style asd cscrIa.,u az t,1St,
the very latest -purcbascd Uf class houses
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DRY GOODS.
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stella aud SLcuci S!awls
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H'-'p skins. all sizes and Prices
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Lahics and Gents Gloves Ill kinds
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all of which VIC will sell t,c very I,wrs, mice. fur
cash. IIEIs:EJS a rpi lSsri I Wv
II
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ALWAYS IN SEASON!
TO ALL CONCERN ED.
AN now daily rr-,i,inr0NS
L Wv the hoN or harrrt che w
most choice anj fS-.h g!gSkFEiS ever orfrrr-l IN
this market. which am retailing 10y the Plate with
" aScuinTinlcincnts. and to my town anil country
hcni, ~ the Can. uT-n uiosi reasonable terms.
For the juveniles AMI their r..i-,icd JarriIts " ho
ha'c 80 hberally IarniScl the Ter the last Il year,
nave made particular AMI csJccia aTrRnt, for
ue Advent Of Sinia claus and his festive feast The
50 Shocking 'n the chimney or the ha-kct In the
&8 Iarlur. can bc suplicd With the rhoirest Hrd
~ mn,i varied tari,ty Of ~. FRJT7>. CiN.
DIS, CikE.S and Motions generally that
has ever been UucTcdt o tiis community. Ne u maid
or inaifoa. or doaiinr father ncouisih ien
edct an examination IL the sto-k hand j. respect.
iiH requested. a. has bcen psoSurcd eraf.
" All tastes. AMI will lac furnished the most reason
able terms.
PINE IPPLES a ICE CREAM n
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f&, bleak anil dr-ary winter = nov up,n i
W~SSSN u, they tau only lie furnished by sTr,IsI
or,Icr.
LEMONS. Oranges, Tamarinds. ac. for medicinal
PurD-rs. Ice iOup always without regard To cost
" the Eastern tnarkets suI,tly them.
Ne regular supply Ut BREAD and all Description. of
CANE during the Holyays will lie fully asI~tu are TO
the demand of iamilie. or ipi, iuals and all can le
aseom'rsiatst ffvm the penny etngcr 10 the bridal
n,lUruncnt. JOHN r. ri ysssiS,
December u. 1890
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Religious Book DepoS!toy.

FJp Sabbath Schools purchasing Ten n.Ilar. worth
To t'o-pci Minister. 81 all CIiurrhs.and ,o Thee
lorcal Studenisthc undersigned will di-c,,r,t one,
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$500 " Aaztin, ilarts.I WIN J,.lin 80 Hear, Al
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ri Washington fo'd ~. rurrsf Ias viii st,,.
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ID n>oNS having SEWING; To- ,ia, ,uch n inakir.,
i Saius. Pants. DctNrrs ~. r,n have % ,Iar we'll
asl uI-r rcs~ouablc term. tor e t-ii r tralv.
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Nh. JE-SEE BLOCKLEY.
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Heating aad CsskIpg lppar.,us,

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onef> A. g'-Di q chance for selection a. can "a
bc "und nj Anv establishments Ia the state -
among which NAV be found the
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Five Hundred Beautiful Works Of AMI

comprising valuable paintings marble = paria,. ,,
h's'-, Nr. i"rn'ns truly Dailussi bsneh,
IhE - rtHh ENGRNvt~G. which 9, cry suEtsrritrr In
receive. cutiCai. 'FNt-r r-rRhiSa me- ukr.,,r
N"nc 81 tn tnu-t hcaun and Popular epFrayifs,.
ever sued ~ Tits country. isdoiic on steel ip g.,
h"~ dnd s'Fis. and = prlntc Uu heavy pat. t.,yrr
~ icy ~ inchr-, making uiuf sh.er tr,i.u,su, -,
h'c. w. subject T. tie celebrated stts 81 ~ 49,,
ia,ian receiving. 30 Ju-'irc shallow ofrrr tbe 70
'ruH- Wit,h iave been gathered ragxst .. a
m,ni u ccuii not he furnished bv the tTad. ,,,r
ic., than f,c iouars ~
Tie tbf Journal "A too vet known - the " b,l ,,,
w h'eh coni1Urd4tipsI, " l. uis gifGt-1 Illus.
ii''' Magazine q NJ. containing Es.nys Sf,rrics
iteih i''s'Ar Nv t1e ssIy bet wtitcra W. America
lh' fngra' ~ j. s,Ht fu part ~ the country lv
TFrfaht. 1920 t''t'
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ibF Ati ~ January, i-l shih time che fL /. !, I'M
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us,irr ~ trnuF tvfrs isHisst. 80,
inr Natlfsr f.rt..lI ana f. u ls..rv ~ 81 a,
Eaflflf hasuHfrt iff yarorfa pronounced ~ Anal
spnseg nfgrfiss l Itaerat h contain. 1900.
- fsctuiafn', aisd numerous sa-s.ri. eHgragfnEs
Hrgulaf lfire ~ ceuts Is nufuHsf -.rtftn r.,f4,s
h"w"tsr -rui :" those wishing .a'.-rrte ga ne
rciif - y cent? in stafrI- ~ sstr- k.tirs.s
4. l. DERBY. Artnaly e. 4
sis Br0ai' ~, Ncu .York,
". sutsrnptions received AMI asssari-.t 10
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WORTH TRIAI.

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For Salo.

'IWtif .@sf sort HOiEsf- HrI Y,tr -
.NNfN vrn bros fu. iof sale nn ~ sf..lt To
I..-f u.-,a liz
,'f' '-i Dc DAVID IlY.
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Just deceived.
II HtNh f.es.lri ~ af nrsi.fsts "a. -, - a..
~ lf'.'t. f.i.t tfalrg pI-.est
SAND sfi ratts BILL
Ff' s t'1s Krffl1g Vrsifcf
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