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Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-21

THE Cows AND MuKMAIDs OF HoLLASD.-The
most really picturesque attraction of the scene
is the herds of cattle. These are of a native
breed peculiar to the country, and from the
quantity and quality of their milk, as well as
from the laudable propensity of the beef to ac-
cumulate on those parts that are worth hand
some price per pound, are greatly valued by the
people. They are generally of coal-black hue,
but spotted and streaked with white in the most
curious manner. The pride which the Holland
ers take in their cattle is well deserved, and is
very conspicuous in the care they take of them.
The majority of the poorer classes in our own
country are not accommodated with such quar-
tiers. When they are to pasture their feet are
covered with leather shoes, lest the dampness of
the soil should cause disease of that part they
are always carefully curried and brushed and
washed. while in Snmmer they are covered with
cotton cloths. that they may not suffer from the
attacks of those little winged Zouayes that de-
spoil us often of our nights rest. In Winter
they are protected from the cold by blankets.
On their way to the fields they are attended by
mikmaidens of the ruddest compilations, who
take good care that their tempers are not ruined
and show the most afectonate regard for their
welfare. The Hollanders have not suffered the
race of miikmaids to die out we have and
one hardly avoid iustituting melancholy
comparison between the present times and the
old in this respect in our own country.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-21
THE EYES! THE EYES !
DR.. {. H. PARDEE,
OCULIST AND AURIST

A FTER A PROTRACTED BLINDNESS OF
N more than five years, DR.. Pardee has made
himself thoroughly and scientifically acquaint-
ed with all diseases of the Eye, and is now prac-
ticing with success not surpassed in the Uni
ted States
All operations performed such Strabsmus,
or cross eye, Cataract by linear extraction. De-
preston or Absorption, Pterygium, or feshy
membrane growing over the eye Reduction of
Staphyloma, or bulging out of the eye, Artificial
Pupil, Fistula Lachrymalis or closing of tear
passage, and all deformities of the Lids, etc.
Artificial Eyes inserted without the least pain,
and possessing all the movements and brilliancy
of the real eye. large assortment constantly
on hand and for sale at reasonable prices. The
Doctors Eye Bath for the treatment and cure of
all nervous diseases is used all over this coast.
Thankful to those physicians who have sent
him for operations, he hopes that his uni
versal success will warrant continuation of
their confidence. His celebrity operator is
co-extensive with his success. patients are
presenting themselves for treatment and opera
tions. from New \ ork and Boston, almost month
ly. Many patients can be seen at the Doctor :
office daily. in different stages Of recovery.
ofice-767 Clay street, (ahove the Plaza
near Dupont street. l4.ly.
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TERRIBLE CosrrAenArfos IN Cossr.sr,soprr

| TERRIBLE CosfLAcRArfos IN CoSsrAsrINopLE
The great number of destructive conflagrations
which have swept over that city cannot be espe-
cially referred to here. Once more as we are
informed by telegraph, Constantinople has been
partly reduced to ashes. From 5000 to s, 900
houses, including palaces, mosques churches
and other public buildings have been DESTROYED
rendering 5000 human beings homeless. One
would think that after the terrible fires that have
repeatedly brought the city to sorrow. Constan-
tinople, of all cities, would furnish herself with
suitable fire department But the CONSTANT.
nople of to-day is, in that respect, pretty much
what it was in the days of Justinian The fire.
men ran through the narrow streets carving
their small, portable engines on their shoulders
When they reach the scene of coniagration. they
set their engines down and commence haggling
with the owners of property, as to the amount
to be paid for the salvation of buildings Before
the bargain is completed, it not unfreouentlv
happens that not only the buildings but streets
are in flames. There is something strange in all
this, considering the terror with which the Turks
always anticipating a conhagration The
contrast, too, between their methods of extin-
gushing fires and the care which they take to
discover the first appearance of dangerous
flame is singular. The city is divided into five
quarters. On the high towers of Sevaskier and
Galatea, on each side respectively of the Golden
Horn, are erected long galleries, which men are
pacing day and night incessantly, telescope in
hand and on the first appearance of unusual
smoke, criers sent throughout the city to its
farthest limits shouting, q There is fire there
is fire = pointing in the direction of the smoke.
In the meantime guns from the heights of Byerly
are discharged at intervals, indicating by their
number the quarter in which the fire had broken
outs. +. Bulletin.
ALITTLE MIsTAKE,-The Southern women who
! hay motif Mr. IN I'M IN arIn Iafar snn
Davis, speak of Mr. Davis - called from the
retirement of his home to position which he
did not solicit, but which his manhood forbade
him to decline The New York Epening Post
thinks that is not quite accurate they should
have spoken of him 8. leaving his place in the
United States Senate in violation of his solemn
oath of fidelity to the United States, to assume
the position of chief of tratorous conspiracy
against that Union which had educated him in a
national school, and had received his oath of
fidelity and allegiance, not merely as Senator,
but as student and soldier
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-21
Letharfo's Apology.

Your coming in last night, my love,
Was something sudden was helping Nell
To tie the ribbon Of her rigolette
She put the crimson of her mouth up-well
I'm flesh and blood. and then you, s;1ging came
Into the room, ond tossed your head for shame
saw a sort Of maiden northern lights
Shoot up your cheeks and tremble in your eyes:
like such things. like to sec the wind
Drive frightened clouds acFoss tempestuous skies;
like the sea, and when tits easily had,
very pretty woman, very mad
like the dangerous and regal air
(You bear queens name. and a queen you are,
With which you donned your thibet opera cloak,
And clasped 1t with diamond like a star:
Twas charming in my mistress. But. my life,
'Twould be so very charming in my wife.
like wild things as have said, but then
should not like 10 own them. Who would be
Proprietor of earthquakes. or loose hurricanes,
Or comets plunging in celestial sea;
Or wed a maid that could, if she should please,
Give him touch of one and all of these?
Not ]. Don't let female thunderstorm
Brood in your eyes, with every now and then
A fash of angry lightning. You have had
Your March and April be June again;
And let your fine cut eye brows' silken span,
Be bows Of promise to your favorite man.
I've had my langh. and you your pout. and now
you'll spoil that rosebud if you twist il so.)
Give me both hands that may say Good Bess,
The good Queen Bess. and kiss you. ere GO
The good Queen Bess, whose heart and mind and face
Teach me to love ALL women-as a racei
So when kissed your pretty cousin Nell.
honored one who taught to admire
Fair women in their twentes-dont you see?
But then. dear Bess, as was standing by her,
Her lips quite close-now this is entire IS
Upon my soul made believe twas You.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-21


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]. h. HAYDEN, Agent,
Cor. Montgomery and Sacramento sts.,
9.to. SAN FRANCISCO.
SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE NINTH JUDICIAL
District the OF California in and for the county of
Trinty.-Dorothea Cahnbey Peter Cahnbey.-Action
brought in the District Court of the Ninth judicial District
Of the of California in and for the comfy of Trinity.
and the complaint filed in said county of Trinity in the office
of the Clerk of said District Court.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA SEND
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-21
DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH

Are the of the deaest malales. Their effect
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uate the liver bring the relaxed rritaed
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-21

In whatever form disease attacks the liver it is repeled
and exterminated by this searching. painless and
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Dyspepsia, DiarrhGa, Weakness &c'

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Woman in all her Difficulties

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CAN RE FOUND ~
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The Grenf Ani I,a n dors of HenIfb tn
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These Mighty Healers, World Known al
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THAr's RIGHr.-Over at Carson City the po-
licemen lock up all boys whom they catch roam
ing the street after 10 O'Clock at night.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-21
all Man kind.

This is not a history written by even derived
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alton Of testimonials from the sick Of cnuntran u
mpeacahle record the like af which las lc
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BE LIZ ENDERSTOOI
Bilious MaIadies. &c., &c.

That the above statements all times be vereed by
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-21

You've ladies are often asked why they blush
so when spoken to about their lovers, but they
are seldom able to give satisfactory answer.
Taking pity on their bashfulness, writer in the
American Medical Gazette furnishes the following
Iueid explanation of the beautiful phenomenon
.. The mind communicates with the central gan
cliou the latter by reflex action through the
brain and facial nerve, to the organic nerves in
che face with which its branches inosculate -
The mystery is now perfectly clear.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-10-21

Tus pRrEsr AND THE MuRDERER.-In Ireland, a
rufian murdered the brother of priest. BY a
chain of accidents, the murderer supposing him.
self dying, confessed the crime to priest. The
villain did not die. but recovered, and Of course
the clergyman could do nothing, the seal OF the
confessional being on his lips. The murderer
took morbid pleasure in being in the brother 5
company, and they rode together frequently
One day they rode in direction not frequently
taken, and at a certain point the layman. point
ing TO blasted tree, said. q 1t there did
it," The brothers heart bounded in his bosom
but he had the presence of mind to say, . Did
what?" The other surprised answered. Z. Why,
killed your brother Morgan" ..You killed my
brother there?' g Yes there it wasn Thank
God - exclaimed the priest; and the next mo-
ment his strong hand was on the rufian's collar
q That was not said in the confessionalv % But
he confessed again at the gallows.
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uoIloway,s PILLS ARE THE BEST REMEDY KNOWN IN
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-02-25
WhntIea "a Deinix.

FoRNEY's PRESS of the sist INST, In con-
gratulatory editorial on the evacuation of
Charleston, in which the diabolical regret
Is not expressed that Charleston should
have been burned to the ground, submits
the following to the consideration of its
readers:
In the midst of the general exultation
which the fall of Charleston will produce,
there Is one thought that should not be
forgotten. These gentlemen of the South
are not quietly abandoning the game OF re-
bellion. They do not mean to throw down
the sword and run like the bedeviled swine
into the Gulf of Mexico. We must also re-
member that Beauregard is marching north,
and that at the same time the rebel armies
heretofore occupying Louisiana, Texas and
Alabama, are now moving upwards to
Richmond. This is certainly the policy of
the new generalisimo, Lee. He is busily
recognizing and concentrating the armies
Of the South. We remember that after
the battle of the Seven Pines, when Lee
was placed In command of the Southern
Army of Virginia, after the wounding of
Johnston, he pursued, on small scale pre-
cisely the policy he seems to be pursuing
with the armies of the whole Southern
Confederacy. He recalled the armies from
the Upper Shenandoah, Western Virginia,
and the neighborhood OF Suffolk-united,
disciplined, nerved his soldiers, and finally
threw them upon Mcclellan with fatal eff
feet. This is what Lee is attempting to do
now. These scattered armies of the South
have fought with consummate bravery, and
Lee has certainly shown himself to be
consummate commander. If by this con-
centration Lee can make successful and
enterprising march into the North; II by
any desperate resource-and he Is now
driven to desperation-he can in any way
turn the tide of battle, the rebellion may
even yet induce the recognition OF its gov
ernment by the European Powers, and
thus indefinitely prolong the war.
We do not wish to say anything that In
this hour of general joy may be regarded
as an effort to dampen the enthusiasm of
the people. But victories are useless and
extravagant unless we profit by them. The
mere shedding of blood is the least achieve
ment. In war every victory is only another
step towards the general consummation.
The last quarter of an hour and the last
regiment decide the battle-the last battle
decides the campaign. The North and
South, in many respects, are evenly
matched. 1t is evident that they are both
determined upon war, and while the policy
looks only to the sword, let it be deter |
mined by the sword. Therefore, we can |
best profit by these many victories by max |
Ing an earnest effort to so recruit our arm
les that we may carry on these successes to
The end. The time is sUittly coming ,chen
his great struggle is 10 be determined on the is
ne Of a single feM. Lee sees this, and is
tor it. Let us be ready to re-
,eive his blow, or, better STILL to strike the
first. Then we may ring bells, and repeat
,he laundering Joy of cannon. But till
hen we must strive with even more dill
yence than in the past.