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st. Anthony's Fire, Rose, Salt Rheum, Scall
Head Sore YES

From Harvey Seeker Esq, the able editor TIM Tux
Our only child, about three yea Of aEe was at
tucked by Iimplcs his forehead They rapidly prcad
covered his face and actually blinded his eyes for some
GAYS a sKiiiul physician applied nitrate Of silver and
daNs we guarded his hands, lest with them he should
tear open the fostering and corrupt wound which covered
his whole face Having tried every thing else we had
any hope from, we began giving and
sore began to heal when had given The first bottle
and was well when @e had finished the second The
he is now as healthy ana fir any other The whole
netshh9rhood predicted that the child must die"
From Dr. Hiram SlOdt of So Louis, Missouri
81 find your SARsAPARILLA more efTectual remedy
for tne secondary symptoms of syphilis and syphtic
indebted for of the best medicines we have
From A. ! French, u D., eminent piusciea az lar
tire or Massachusetts, Wv ''''''"
Or. AVER My Dear Sir have found YOUR sarsana
ula an excellent remedy for Syphilis boh of the pr-
airy and secondary type and cecua in cases hat
know what we can employ with more certainty of sue
cess. Where powerful Alternative is required"
Ar Charles $ Van Lieu, Of Nee Brunswick n. d. had
dreadful ulcers on MS legs caused by the abuse
curry or mercural disease, which grew and more
ment that could be applied until the pcrseverne of
found more inveterae and distressing than this and
took several dozen bottles to cure him.
hea Whites, Female Weakness are generally
produced by internal ScrofuOus liberation and very
often cured by the Alternative effect of this Ssrsapara
the sEiliful application of local Temedi,s -. -,
Morrill, Of Cincinnati.
81 have found your Sarsaparla excellent Alternative
in diseases of females Many Of Irregularity, Leu
corrhea Internal liberation ana local debility arising
from scrofOus diathess have yielded TO it, and
there are NOT when its effect is properly aid
LADY, UNIV Hing to allow publication of her name
writes =
debtating LeucoTh9a of long standing by bottles
of your SARsAPAB1LLA"
rheumatism Govt, Liver Complaint, Dyspep.
STA, Heart Disease, Neuralgia,
when caused BY scrofla in the system, rapidly cured
by this Ext. Sarsaparila. ~
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MG0rtrnal.

TT E L M B o L D S
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
MD
Fluid Extract Buchu.
POSITIVE
AND SPECIFIC REMEDY
FOR NON RETENTION OR INCONVENIENCE OF
URINE, IRRITATION, INFLAMMATION OR
ULCERATIoN OF THE BLADDER AND
KIDNEYS, DISEASES OF THE
PROSTATE GLAND, STONE
INTHE BLADDER, CAL
CULoUs GRAVEL OR
BRICK DUST
DEPOSIT,
AND
MUCOUS OR MILKY DISCHARGES, AND ALL DIS,
EASES OR AFFECTIONS OF THE BLADDER
AND KIDNEYS, AND DRoPSICAL
swELLINGs EXISTING IN
MEN, WOMEN, OR
CHILDREN.
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AND NERVOUS DISORDERS.
DIR. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut,
The great natural Bone Setter.
DIR. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut,
Is known all over the United States.
tSr, Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut,
Is the author of DIR. Sweets Infalible Eminent"
Dr SWEETS INFALLTBE.E IMMINENT
Cures rheumatism and never fails.
DIR SyVEET'S JNFALLIIsE.E IMMINENT
Is a certain remedy for Neuralgia.
DIR SWEETS TNFALLAKsLI LENISaENT
Cures Burns and scalds immediately.
DIR SWEETS ENFAEEEIsLE EMINENT
Is the best known remedy for Sprains and Bruises.
DIR SWEEPS INFALLKEsLE LININEFN'r
Cures Headache Immediately and was never known to
fail.
DR. SWEETS TNFALLTEsE4E IMMINENT
Affords immediate relief for Piles and seldom fai to
cure.
DIR SWEETS INFALLIESLEL IMMINENT
Cures Tonthache in one minute
Dr SWEEPS INFALLEEsLE LINFN5 EMF
Cures Cuts and Wounds Immediately and leaves no sea:
Dr SWEEPS EEFA KLGEsLE LINIHENT
Is the best remedy fer Sores in the known world.
DIR SWEETS INFAzLiEsLE LINEAEENT
Has been used by than million people, and all
praise it.
br SWEETS fNFAE4AFBLE EININfENT
Is truly friend in need" and every family should
have it at hand,
ESr ; WEET'S ENFALEIEgzE IMMINENT
Is for sale By all Druggists. Price 25 cents
Soiu III worcester BY George P Hatlow, D. scott, G.
Il. spur, and all dealers.
RICHARDSON d CO.,
olb deOdeOw Sole prOprietor Norwich, Ct.
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Aarlr0a0s.
7ss;sa BOSTON s. WORCESTER
,s.ss.saAII -sOAO. --SUAfNER ARRANGE

~ o FNyH -tfrN n
AT Wv st,EySp SPS1T I5R'
s-s.z~- 49, MINT comineneine on ,MoNDAY Ami
20, 1853 - - -N'''''h VII ~ w. '''N '-'P'''
PASSENGER TRAINS leave for BOSTON. ss follows,
Leave worcester n Co. Sto A. n.y. go nv
500 a55 exb lower station exp" "'o"m i' 'SOeSp'
G 9tstfiaT, ~ ~ i q. e. 40 T. 81
WestboTo', 7.30 1917 a m, Il. 5.30p.n
CoFdSyilIs III i O2s an NJ 25 81 Il p M H''' "
Ashland 745 1875 a. m. 1850 54J p. N.
Milford, l.lO, A,f5 a. Il. 500 p
Northooro' go m.
Eramnghan. 1872 Express, 40, 500, 1919 m, l39,
Al ex SEQ 1885 EXP. p. m.
ENSstiek' Gl9' So lloQ a. M 5O9, go ,, M
Mesi Ne%tqn + IL ~, Slz, 92, ll29 Wor am, 1877,
3,2! 81, 6,32 Wor, s,l2 y. n.
I s,9 % siv ~ t4o o. W 49, " m, lSO 25y-,
559 tosOt, 800, SUI 80 ,, M TN sunday, 945 a m,
2l0 and 2l5 N.
I'm connection WITH treus on Charles River Branch.
TRAINS leave Boston, follows.
Fv, 0o ( M ~ ~ ~ ov Zap W. Low GOV
en- .. W. 0i in Up, Q dV s'Ap p N:
Alolny, Alp $50 Ezp; a. IN. $50 Exc ?. n.
FOR Se" YORK, wa Springfield, $3.50 Exp. a. M, 80
EXP, 9 dU ENp p; m -
,,ew Ork, ya Norwich, $50 Exp. p. m.
Grafton, as z, N. l3t, 90 p m.
West2of9 10 a u, l5l, %UO, 5 80 E1.,p. m.
Cord47ihe II q. N. 49,, AGO y. a.
Ashland: b a m 30 800 ?, N.
trangisaaIn, 4l1, 10, a@J Exp s. M lSO, 80 Exp.
Muiarh 7.l5 a. NJ l.8j, $50 p. M.
NOfthC-tO', 81 .. "a
Marlboro, 80, 43O p. N.
NatcE, us, $50 a. n. 1880 400, 8 y. u.
9l5 pm. ''
BroOklme, 1855 IS, 9, / =. HIS M u IJt !, 24j
3.59, 5.O0T 6l5+ 15. g. 10 Dm on SUNDAYS at TO- ID M
II IS ami IS only.
EI-ounaGY Mai, train at G. So p NJ
.in connection pith Trains on Carles River Branch
y. q. PaILT.IPs supt
-1,sS@' % pm -'' , ' ,,,,,,,,, -, W. -
:::9:9.3..sss r n n q lG1 e, WhSP
$50. 50 FANG f. DRST commencing MONDAY
June = 1852
TRAINS GuING SOUTH, LEAVE WORCESTER AT
100 a M Way Pass uIcT IRAN Arrives ut Plain
field in season o train to Providence arriving at PToyi
ueuce al u Is q N
10 30 a. NJ. Way Passenger Train. Connects at Wor
cCstcr with trains from sto Nashua FltchDur,, Ioyy
ell. Gc Worcester junction 18th western and Frovi
dence 30i Boston raus at Norwich with train for New
London tivstic aud NeW Haven
400 D. M Way Passenger Train. Connects at Nor
ces;er with trains from Nahus rftcbburr Lowell sc
Wurre. ter Junction with ISurSs Train from Boston
and Trains from, western aud Pr1yieuce 4 Worceset
Rnads; Paipfcld Junction trains froFl Providence
and Hartford arrive in season for fhis re, -S-pas
s5n.crs from Way staii MS fr New YORK by Steame,
@ 'i Eore s Tan 10 oT %ew York
onaeets At Worcester with trains RON Bostou, Con
toru aiahchesier ~ Neli, Lawrence. Nashua, Fitch
| burg, At llaiu6cld with train from Providence
| caves Norwich TOR New london at SIS p. m
| TRAINS GHiNG NOEIJ, LEAVL AOEWlCH AT
% m ssea Joat hXpiess rain or BE ton, daily
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GRACE'S Celebrated SALVE.
A SURE RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERER.

This Salve is q vegetable preparation, invent
ed in the 18th century, by DIR. WM. GRACE,
surgeon in King James's army. Through its
agency he cured thousands of most serious sores
and wounds that baiiled the skill of the most
eminent physicians of his day, and was regarded
by all who knew him as public benefactor.
Graee's Celebrated salvo cures Burns.
Graee's Celebrated 5alvo cures SCald7.
Graoe's Celebrated salvo cures Flesh Wounds.
Graces Celebrated salve cures Corns.
Graoes Celebrated Salve cures Felons.
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Frozen Limbs.
Graoes Celebrated Salve cures Wens.
Grace's Celebrated salve cures Callouse5
Grace's Celebrated salve cures Salt Rheum.
Greces Celebrated Salve cures Chilblains.
GraceS Celebrated salve cures Sore Breast.
Graces Celebrated Salve cures Sore Lips.
Graces Celebrated Salve cures Erysipeas Sores
Graoes Celebrated salvo cures Abscosges.
Grace'a Celebrated Salvo cures Ulcers
Graces Celebrated salvo cures Chappod Hands.
Graces Celebrated salve cures Ringworms.
And from Sores and Wounds of the most serious
nature down to a common Pimple. 1t eradi-
Gates Pimples from the face, and beauties the
skin. There is no preparation before the public
that can equal this Salvc in prompt and ener-
getc action for the speedy cure of external dis
eases as those who have tried its virtues testify
Soldiers, Sailors, and Fishermen, will find this
Salve their best friend.
1t has none of the irritating, heating proper
ties of other remedies, but cools, cleanses, and
heals the most serious Sores and Wounds,
Every family, and especially those containing
children should keep box on hand in case of
accident for it will save them much trouble
suffering, and money. All it wants is fan
rial to cure old and inveterate Sores.
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n o c TOR C. A. HILL $
Female Regulator,
The Greatest Remedy of the Age.

For the use of Single or Married Females
nay De Justly ranked as the most sue
eesstu! aud invaluable specific for all
deranrcMents, distractions, and Private
ditiicuitias peculiar 10 the Female sea,
now heinre tie public. DR.. Hill, the
senior il Especial Diseases, during his
long and varied practice of Twenty
years and upw0rds, has made the
E=B Delicate and Difficult Disorders
and Diseases, arising from the construc
ton and functions OF the Female Sys
ten, his particular subject of attention
and study, in which department OF his
practice ii las been his aim to bring 10
a thorough test and issue the different
rs Eotanlc and Indian Agents Of the
bateIiA Medica, with the view of pro
dHcinc Convenient. sac and Certain
Remedy Tor al eases Of Irregularities
Suspensions ana DISTINCTIONS, and their
a.anntiCrls Of DO Gn.a, s.-.ac.a. -.
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DENSTON, BOUNTY, BACK PAY,
! L WAR CLAIMS, AND CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY
STEWART, STEVENS. az CO..
Attorney and CounseIlors nt Law,
No. Al Pennsylvania Avenue.
Washington, d. @.
This firm having Thorough knowledge of the Pension
business and bcng familiar with the practice in nil Inc
ford greater facilities TO Pension, Bounty and other
mea Of Business entrusted to Them than any oRerp arm
IN Mashngton; they design TO secure such amount
ness for each claimant VERY CIEApLY, and on the
IN EACH CASE For this purpose they will secure the
services of LAW FIRM in each prominent locality
furnish such with all the necessary blank form of appli
cation ana evidence and also requisite printed pamphlet
and transmission Of the same to us from our Local
Asents ihey VIII promptly perform the business here,
FlCERS and 5#--FlYE DOLLARS FOR PRIVArEs
Tor each PENSION, or BOUNTY and BACK PAY OBJ
MILIfHRY SUFPLiEs, or CLAIMS FOR ID Ib5EMNITYH
in any kind Of service, MlEIfARY or SAYAI WHO are are
qaoed by disease or wounds, entitled 10 Pensions.
should soon Gil Sc, viii DC entitled s0O Bounty
there be no widow then the minor children then the IA
JOSEPH i, STEWART,
II. L. STEVENS,
". L. GAYLORD
Washington, u. G., 1863
Apply to our associatesin
NV YorK-hIGHAB, c. ELLIOTT, Attorney and
C9ansellor Nc. 80 Nassau street.
Bro1lvn, 70 EFH NJ PRAY, Attorney and Coun
sellor, NO. $40 Fulton street.
pottsvlne Pa, wa. X. SMITH, Attorney and Coun.
gellur.
New Maven -SILAs A. BRADLEY. Attorney and
Counsel y No; streets Building.
Hartford - GEORGE 5. GILMAN, Attorney and
Counsellor, No lluugertord's Block.
BQs .on-BENdAMlN DEAN, Attorney and Counsel.
! Lowen-CHARf.FS NJ WILLIAMS, Attorney and
! Counsellor, No. IS Cen raj street.
| Waiham-EbWD HALL, Attorney and Counsel
| lOr, Mer's Block.
Woreester-srEpHEN r.TwISs, Attorney and Coun
sellor, Flaggs Block, Main street.
la2O dt
GEN0 BOHNTY.-Under the recent
" avn Act of Congress procured with dispa ch,
for soldiers DISCHARGED By reason Of wounds received in
| Battle, bv anpl FWg 90 +. f.. ABBOTT,
| DENSION, BOUNTY MONEY, BACK
L PAY, AND WAR CLAIM OFFICE,
4. Il. ABBOTT,
Government Agent for the Collection of Claims
NO. 100 Main street. corner of Thomas street Worcester
Invalid Pensions procuted for Wounded or Disabled
| Officers, Soldiers SclWcn and Marines.
| Pensions for Widows.
Pensions for Children,
Pensions for Mothers,
Pensions for Sisters
Also, the 500 Boutv provided under act Of congress
passed JAY ISL lrze money and arrears of pay
| obtained FIR scaucii.
No charge made unless successful in collecting the
claim. J. T.. ABBOTT,
No. loO Main street. corner Of Thomas street
inch5 du Worcester, Mass.
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y.
3Iitr5zG aaecstOaS.-At Albany with the New YORK
Central, Troy and Greenbush, and Hudson River rail-
roacs. i Chatham with tie Harlem and Hudson and
Bosom railroads. At state Line with the H0usatonic
railroad At Pittsfeld with the Pittseld and North
Adams, and StcCkbTidge and Pittsfed railroads. At
Westneld with the Hampshire and Hsnpdsn railroad.
At Springfield with the HeQrd ev Haven and SpriLg.
helo and Connecticut River Railroads. At Palmer with
the New London Palmer and Wimantic and Belcher.
town and Amherst reirc ads. At Worcester junction
with the Providence and Worcester, Worcester and
Nashua, and Norwich and Worcester railroad.
Worcester May l, 1859. HENRY GRAY sup't.
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u He MA SON & HAMLIN
CABINET ORGAN.

Masicans are invited 10 call and eraHiqe the tBUor-
TAM IN Mason & Hrnlins Cabinet OK ans
placing them FAR IN ADVANCE Of othsr inSfrU-
mems Of their class.
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Tsss.zs5sssz5y5aa WESTERN RAILROAD
ss@s5 5s z=z55sSs SPRING ARRAEGE&lEFTS.- Com
- nencing MONDAY April 90 1863 -Bos-
Leave Worcester for Albany and Way Stations, (aq-
coumo on Al 5.4l e. and 6 W y, n.
For New York and Albany, (eAp) 10 05 a. H. and 90
m
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CONSERVATIVES ! READ l!-DR. j
\. sCHENCK will be again at the MARLBORO No.
CAV, March 18th and 2Bth.
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D G Ayers
SAas.Hs.os'sA.s.PlARTLhA
FOR Remedy
sCRoFUIA ANp sCRoFULous DISEASES.


SCRoFULA AND SCRoFULoUS DISEASES.
From Emery Edes, peil-1nora Merchant or oxford
but yet bottle which failed of the desired e.
feet and tul stisiacton to those who it, fast
cine like it before IN our community"
Eruptions Pimples, Blotches, Pestules, Ulcers,
Sores, and all Diseases of the Skin.
. From Res Ro5t. StrattoR, Bristol. Eaqiand
estmony to that you publish Of the meGicinaI v vr
tues of YOUR SARsAPARILLA. NY daughter arei fen
years which we unable to cure until we tried veEI
SARsArAeILLA She has been wei for inc months
teened Lddy Of DcanisUjHe Cape NAV TO. N j Co.
ulon erpiion I3 SunereG ol year past with scro
afforded any relief until tried your SAEsArARiII
which soon completely cured her.
fioM ChaIFe$ r. gage Esq Of he tDidelg-kRotgn Gaze
-HrasL Lg CG AiahgGctafefS q eHdmeHed papers in
81 had for several years very troublesome by,ooy in
my lace which grew constantly until it dsrcd
my features and became an intolerabc aiiciiom rie
almost every thing could OF both advice ana mod
icme but without any relief whate ser until tSo V"ur
you told me it might for time; but in few weeks ne
tiM sG mn Ggs 70 f,e FORM the blotches aud
am without any symptoms the disease thai Know Of
your SARsAPARlLLA." '"e ~ !"
ipelas-General Debility Purify the BIooa
From Dr. Rodt ,Sawin, Houston ST. Nec Y,rk
DIR AYHR-I seldom fail to remove Erupiiops and
t0tIW"0"s W inc perseNefng SARSA-
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equals the SABsAPARILLA have supplied to the pro
fession as weli As to the people, f
Fro 2 j. D. JohaStop Esq, yahe,aaa, Ohio.
For twelve years. had the yellow Erysipeias on my
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physcans could reach, and took hundreds OF dollars
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arm must be amputated began taking your sAR, APA
hLLA ook Two bottles, and some Of your PILLs. To
gttHer taeY have cured me. am as well and sound
as any body. Being in public place. my case is known
Y, tbp
der of all" N "N'7
From hon. Henry lfonfo, H. p P. Of Newcastle c. w.
m teddHg mehl6sF Of Tie Canadian Parliament
= nave used our SARsArARGLLA in my fanlily for
general de6ktg, and for purifying he blood with very
beneficial results and feel confidence in Commenting it
10 the afflicted
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WILLIAM GRAC E-

DAWTUXBT, r. l., April IS, 1850
n Joseph Shepard, do testify and say that had
the DFsentery months contracted the OF
Africa II then terminated in Chronic Diarrhma which
continued for about four l at the time
irving the most popular physicians aud medicines the
day, and am sorry to say without benefit; last was
permanently cured BY using two twe7ty live walls
of DR.. Seth Arnold Basam.
PHRNIxvILLE. CT. april /. 1859.
DR. SETH ARNoLD--Mv Dear Sr:-Your Ealsam has
performed wonders in this section; aud wish you 10
SEND me further supply. 1t has CufCd ant. Lorenzo
Il. Latham of lnng-standng nisrrhGa, after irving
number of physicians and different medicines both in
Europe and in this country.
s. A. WHEATON. Postmaster.
Sold wholesale and retail by G Z spu-r, 81 2. Isr
low, and Il, Merrill, Worcester, Aa Also sold by all
druggists and country Stores in almost every village in
abe New England states. 49, dtvsn fg3
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Aetjer rom the REF HENRY MORGAN Pastor Of
tgs oa5on custom and rst Independent Methodist
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INFALLIBLG FEMALE REGULATOR.

private cognate affections Of the female system, and
result Is the production of his
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MENSTRUAL CoHPouND, prepal alton which daily
experiences proves 20 be most speedy and ejcacous in
its operation and Warranted Harmless and always
successful ali cases. when used according the direc
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-12-26
Weeklu Trinity 9aurnal,
Weayeryille, Saturday, Dee, 26, 1863

SrANFoRD.-It is generally conceded that this
gentleman has made the best Governor California
ever had. His election was the first Republican
triumph this coast, and it is gratifying to
know that he retrcs from the Office he so worthi-
ly filled with the respect and confidence of the
people. Although the party which placed him
in power does not now virtually exist, we believe
he would have been reelected by a larger major
ity than the present Governor received had he
been the opponent of John G. Downey in the
last canvas. The duties of Governor were we'll
performed, and he bears with him the we'll
earned plauditS of those who elevated him to
power. Gov. Stanfords retiring message was
an able document, and contained many recon-
mendations which it would be well for his sue
cesor and the assembled lawmakers to give ear
to. Not being able to give his message in full
last week we take occasion to present some ex-
tracts therefrom in the present number. The
kindly tribute he pays in the following to the
country's dead on the battle-felds of the year
now drawing to II close, should be read and per-
petuated:
"To nation of which we are part, the
months that have passed since our last annual
gathering have been months Of over-changing
but never-ceasng interest. Thousands and tens
of thousands who entered upon the year with
high hopes and eXpectations-who engaged them
selves with loyal hearts in a nation's struggle for
II nations life-are now, as the waning days her
aid the closing of its scenes, lying beneath the
honored turf of many well fought battlefield
and their heroic names, hallowed rs they are by
the mourniul associations of their own bcrcavcd
homes, will be held forever glorious in the esti-
nation of our country, for the very existence of
which they offered themselves rs voluntary sac
rifce.
While, then, we are congratulatng ourselves
upon the national successes of the past year, and
the undertaking advance of our armies and arms
while we engage in thankful recolections over
the victories we have obtained, and the territory
we have comprehensive in our rejoicing we
pay just tribute to the living heroes who repre-
sent our country strength, let us not forget the
sad memories that are due to the gallant dead of
eighteen hundred and sixty-three And let us
in all acts be so influenced as to be worthy
of the sacrifices made by the living and the dead,
who are the glory and honor of our country"
Elsewhere we publish that portion Of his mes
sage relating to the organized Militia Of the
State, which is worthy Of perusa.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-12-26

McDoUGAL-With feeling of shame and re-
gret that California must bear the stigma of be-
ing represented by such drunken clown, will
our readers peruse the following extract from
the letter of the New York correspondent of the
Marysyile 1pPeai:
Several prominent merchants and business
men rendered II sercnade to Admiral Fnrragut
The old hero was stopping with his wife at the
Astor House. Commander Meade brought over
the magnificent brass band of the receiving ship
North Cdroiind, and the "Dunderburg Glec
Club" composed of sailors ON the same ship
The music of the Glee Club and the band was
beautiful, and everything connected with the
sercnade was in admirable taste and good order
with one exception.
When the Admirals party entered the dining
broom where the band had been stationed, thcre
was little ray-haircd man with them, who
acted rs though he considered the cheers of wei
come intended for himself. lie seated himself
next to Mrs FarNgut, and afforded intense
amusement to many by his grotcsquc motions.
1t was evident, however, that his conduct was
hlghly offensive to Mrs. Farragut, ana very
naturally, too for in using his arms to beat time
for musicians he several times struck Mrs Far
ragut in the face. He got up and staggered
across the room, when II gentleman took his seat
next to Mrs Farragut, evidently to relieve her of
the annoyance. But the little gray-haircd man
reelcd right back to his place and in loud words
insisted ON his right to the seat he had occupied
After furnishing amusement to the spectators for
some time, he was escorted out out of the room
by Stetson and Admiral Farragut, who then re-
turned to enjoy the music. Aud now, reader,
who do you think this little gmy-haircd man
was2 The Hon. James A. McDouga 1t might
afford some people n little mcrriment to see a
drunken man make fool Of himself in public
but the feeling was far different with me.
could not help feeling indignant that man
chosen to represent such noble State Cali
forna in the highest branch Of the National Con-
gress should play the part Of a circus clown to II
serennding party in the chief commercial city in
the country
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-12-26

THE PRrNTER.-To b. f. Taylor of the Chicago
Jownal, are the typos " indebted for the fol-
lowing tribute: " The Printer is called n la
horror, and the Office he performs is toll. Oh, it
is not work, but II sublime rite he is performing,
when he thus sights the engine that is to
fling worded truth in grandcr curve than mis-
sies e'er before descrbed-ilings it into the
bosom of an age yet unborn He throws off his
coat indeed but we wonder the rather that he
does not put his shoes from off his feet, for the
place whercon he stands is holy ground.
little song was uttered somewhere long ago
it wandered to the twilight feeber than a star
it died upon the ear but the Printer takes it up
where it was lying there in the silence like n
wounded bird, and he sends it forth from the
Ark that had preserved it, and it flies into the
future with the olive branch Of peace, and
around the world with melody like the dawning
of a spring morning"