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Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-19
Special Aotitfs.
The Triumphs of

rh Tr,rmnbs of Science =" Eureka Eure
ka!' shouted Archimede- as he run naked through inc
throngn ancient Syracuse on his discovery
of great philosophical principle the dawn of the
century the world similarly startled by the an
nouncemcnt that the stomach and blood the two great
empires Of disease and has since endorsed it with her
signature Coupled above fact DR. Holloway stated
preparations Pills and oint
cxerted powerful influence over all diseases
emanating from these In all bilious disorders ana
complaints Of the liver. enabled to trace te pt!
symptoms to the unhealthy condition of the stomach or inc
,eIraved the blood that the mi-chievous cons'-
aucnces resulting of mercury must be
obvious to every Of Dr. Holloway EN-
racally asserts that c"l"mel Is not only 1h h
highly pernicious in liver complaint and disorders ni the
liver generally and facts bear him out in this assertion" lie
confidently pnlns the thousands Of certihrhtes IN ms
u,scssn attcstng the effected by l rms ana o'-
men which contain not particle t" miefcuI!: plP, %
orally improper action q" the Ner ana Is 10
must direct our attention III the treatment t
The combined of the PiI- and ointment Is
marvclonsly e'caci"is: by Their means ~, tn, VI &
reduced the hillary secretion. corrected the
ccansel and the bowels regulated The action "i e IT
on the blood. bile and liver speedy searching ana MN''
eectuallv eralcang every Yesge o disease from he !e
tenn whatever may assume This act Is :" wen es
,abshel, that these medicines are admitted int" countries
where no other proprietary medicines allowed 70 he sold
France. Russia Prussia Austria SPAIN anu tVh
China sanction sale throughout their
spectve dominons in fact there II" country IN hch they
zed World proclaim without di-senteu voice the eNtao
binary Of these tw" marvellous nedce- hdi'"t
J,ri.,r 30.it.
re Hope for the AfiIicied.-lN another part Of
this napcr will be found the advertisement g" the celebrated
Institute established y J. G. Young in 1880 In thsage
Of deceit and charlatan-n it is boon TO the suffering +"
point where they 81 obtaining the wish
ed for relief the Of the skifu Doctor
the -ick troubled dvcs themselves Of their burdens
o pain aside their and secure health
and happiness. II sick in trouble, Il" n" hc--
Read the advertisement aud follow the advice y" not
forget number the {" directing yoTr letter
CONSULTATIONS OFFICE. $40 Washington street san Fran
,isc, 44,im..n.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-19

tI1yrSG Up Irs DEAD.-By the arrival Of the
Humboldt mail, Wednesday night, we received
a CODY of the Times of August 18th. Front it
we learn that the sea is beginning to give up the
victims of the late ocean disaster. On the 4th
niece of the wreck came ashore near Gold Bluff,
with man about thirty years of age dashed to
#. He was much bruised about the face. and
could not be recognized Near the same point
the body of boy evidently about eight years of
age was found, with two life preservers on. He
had on a waist and pants, and was barefooted.
Near the Bluff. and outside the line of breakers,
the body of woman was seen floating, hut the
surf was so heavy it could not be secured. Mem
orandum books supposed to be the property of
Ed. Cardiff and John s. Benton (Purser of the
Jonathanl had also washed ashore. On the sth
Capt Dyer, of Arcata, picked up the body of a
boy evidently five or six years old, between the
mouth of Mad river and Little river. Near the
same point trunk belonging to G.. W. Pollock
camel. belonging to Mr. Lee of circus notoriety,
was found On the 9th instant the body of
Young lady of about eighteen years was cast
ashore about two miles above Eureka Her un-
der-clothng bore the name of Mary Berry. 4
life preserrer yet fastened about her, and
appearances indicated that she had not been dead
more than twentv-four hours. On the evening
of the llth intelligence was received that the
bodies of two ladies had been recovered near
Trinidad, one of which was supposed to be that
of Mrs. General Wright Fragments of the
wreck are strewed from the mouth of Smith river
TO below Gold Bluff
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at'eeklu Trinity sonrnal.

L. County Warrasss and @r's""aeHs taken at
heir ruling value in payment for subscriptions to this
pcr To soldiers the Government service The JOURNAL
will lie furnished for Greenbacks at PAR
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-19

Da. DEWoLF's LEcrUREs.-Last Saturday eve
ming this gentleman commenced course of lee
lures on Anatomy, Physiology, Phrenology, etc.
Mt the Theater. On Sunday evening he deliver
ed lecture on Temperance at the same place,
which was worthy n much better audience than
listened to it. The Doctor is evidently thor
ough master of the subject, and impaired much
information which the public generally should
he possessed Of During the evenings this week
he has been devoting his attention to the subjects
first announced. He have not been permitted to
attend regularly, but advised that the discus
sion of the subjects chosen have been most enter
tanning and instructive. The Doctor has the FIN
est collection Of portraits &c, ever seen on this
coast and which alone worth the price of ad-
mission to sec. This FRIDAY afternoon at o.
clock. Mrs. DeWolf will deliver private lecture
to ladies upon health. their God-given rights,
illustrated by Physiological laws and facts in ma
ture. Admission. 80 cents. In the evening DR..
DeWolf will deliver private lecture to gentle
men, with the same admission fee. Go and hear it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-19
FOR SHERIFF..

p,,a. The undersigned respectfully announces
himself an Independent Candidate for SHERIFF
of Trinity county, at the coming election.
% G. E. SERGEANT.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-19

SHASTA INCOME LIsr.-The Courier publishes
come tax. There are just sixty-eight of them,
but the editor thinks there are many other names
which should figure in the list. The Highland
Onartz Co. takes the lead, returning SIC, ,4O4.-
Amonp the number who return over s., 900 we
notice the names of Judge Garter Judge Bush,
Chas. Camden F. Tracy, Robt. Stevenson and
4 Y Wilkinson.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-19

Burning OF BAnxrM's MvsErM-At midday
on the l4th of July Barnums word-renowned
American Museum was discovered to be on fire.
1t was undoubtedly the work OF an incepdiary.
The fire WAS first discovered in the basement. and
hurryng to the roof to turn on the water. the
attaches discovered that fires had been started
on the second, third and top floor. 1t is suppos-
ed to have been fired as another Southern retail
atory measure, from the fact that Jef. Ddpis in
peftieoats was having at the Lecture Room
of the Museum With the exception of $50, 900
in Government bonds, the statue Of the Greek
Slave. bear. the learned seal and the fat wo-
man. nothing was saved. The entire loss is es-
tp,ated at from 81 500. 900 to $4,000. 900. An
accent started for Europe by the first steamer to
procure curiosties for new Museum
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Births:

In Weaverville. August 18th, the wife of p.
Mcclure. of DAUGHTER.
At Hay Fork, August 18th, the wife of +. D..
Kellogg, of Il son.
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ROAD OVERSEER.

The undersigned announces that he is an lnde-
nendent candidate for the Office of ROAD OVER
SEER of Weaverville District.
% 70 RODGER DOCKERY.
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FOR ASSESSOR.

John BERGEN announces that he is an lnde-
pendent candidate for the office OF ASShooOI'
of Trinity county. oo'te.
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ROAD OVERSEER.

WM. COLLINS is an Independent candidate
for the office of ROAD ONERSEER flor Weaver-
v;IIa Dis,r;c, 21.to.
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DISSOLUTION.

TNHE PARTNERSHIP EXISTING BkI"hEN
DR.. X. \. Thomas and DR.. VIM Wilson, was
dissolvad nv mutual consent on the lst day OF
July. 1865 All persons knowing themselves IN
debted to the firm are requested to settle lmme-
datelv with either of the parties, as the accounts
must he settled without delay.
r. A. THOMAS,
WM WILSON.
Weaverville, July !, 1868. 3--""
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-19

En- HorrE.-A block of marble from Columbia,
Tuolumne county, weighing ten tuns, and inten-
ded for the Broderick monument, has been dis
charged at the Stockton levee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-19
DISTRICT ATTORNEY

C.E. WILLIAMS is an Independent Candidate
for District Attorney. oo.te'
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WeayeryjIle, Saturday, Aug. 10, 1865.
UNION COUNTY TICKET.

FOR ASSEMBLY.
j. c. DORR.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Z. f. ALLEN.
FOR COUNTY CLERK,
A. J. LOOMS.
SHERIFF,
JAS. COCHRAN.
TAX COLLECTOR,
ORSON FOX.
FOR TREASURER!
JOSEPH CRAIG.
FOR ASSESSOR,
GEO. II. BUNKER.
FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT Schools, =
ID. +. GORDON.
FOR CORONER AND ADMINISTRATOR,
JOHN ADAMS.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 40. ,,
X. N. DAVIDSON.
TOWNSHIP No. l.-JusTIcEs TIE PEACE.
T. j. LDN EJOl IL EAhb
CONsTABLEs,
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announcements
FOR TAX COLLECTOR.

EkS~ The undersigned announces that he VIII VII
be candidate for the office of TAN COLLhC-
TOR of Trinity county at the September election'
2ot 70 FRED WALTER.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-19

NEWSPAPER CHANGE.-A. c. Lawrence has DIS
posed of his interest in the Klamath Ae'cs to T.
A. Littlefeld, and the paper will hereafter be
conducted by Turner Littiefelt. Mr.. Law
renee has removed TO Humboldt Bay. where he
will turn his attention TO the practice Of law.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-19

STATE CoxvESTIoN.-That body assembled at
Sacramento the 18th to nominate 4 candidate
for Supreme Judge and choose n State Central
Committee. At the time of going to press no
intelligence Of its action had been received.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-19

DETITION IN NINSOLVENCY.-IN THE C0CN-
ty Court and for the County Of Trinity and state OF
Cafnrnia-In the matter ANDREW HUNT. an Insovent
Debtor-Pursuan order Of Hon John Murphy, County
Judge of Trinity County notice is hereby given to all the
creditors Andrew Hunt to be and appear
before the Hon Murphy. aforesaid at the Court room
Of said Court in the Weaverve county and State
aforesaid
Monday, the 2Ist day of August,
A. D. 1863 O'Clock. Of said day. then and there I"
show cause why the prayer of said in-ovent
should be granted assignment of his Estate be ade
and he be discharged from his debts and liabilities in
ance such made and provided ana IN
all proceedings against the said Insovet DC
stayed. -,
my hand and the seal Of said Court this llth
lis day of July A. D.. 1863
2s.5i. A. j. LOOMS, county 'ierk'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-19

HALL HAYwARU-tiave an entertainment mere
last Friday evening. and on the four succeeding
nights at Junction City. North Fork, Douglas u
ty and Lewiston. to full and appreciative audien-
ces. They have gone TO the southern part OF the
State and will leave for the East about the hrst
of November
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-19

As UsuAl.-Mr. Oberieener is again thanked
for files of the Union, and of Hdrpeys and Frank
Leslie's Illustrated Papers
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-19

IxcoxE TAx.-We learn from deputy Federal
Collector Norcross that up to the evening OF the
10th instant very nearly $500, per centage
on incomes for last year. had been paid in. Tins
amount represents SllO, 900 income.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-19

SIX Chinese companies in San Francisco have
fendered ColfaK and party grand dinner.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-19

DIsrRlcT CouRr.-Judge Garter arrived on
Monday night, and Court convened on the follow
ing morning. A number of cases are already
disposed of. and the business OF the term will
probably be concluded early in the coming week
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-19
COUNTY AUDITORS REPORT
of the Indebtedness of Trinity County,
July 3lst, 1865.

TO TIE HONORABLE BOARD or SUPERVISORS IF
TRINITY COINTT, STATE OF CALIFORNIA;
TNIIE UNDERSIGNED. AUDITOR OF TRINI-
| ty county, would respectfully submit the fol-
lowing report:
Dec 30 S64.-Amt. Of Co.
Indebtedness per last re-
port. July |. 1863 ......... S44.i1S 50
Amt of Warrants redeemed
on Co. General Fund since
last report, .6ii %
Amt. redeemed on Redemp-
ton Fund, .................... 1 $50 20
Amt. redeemed on Contingt
Fund, ........................... 416 -
Amt. burned by order Board
of Supervisors, ,............... 90 90
Amount redeemed on Road
Fund. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 65 O0
Amt. part paid on General
Fund. Observation-Disclosures. 63 -
St, 562 l6
Total amt. Warrants issued
from Dec. 30th, 1864, to
July 3lSt, 1868, inclusive. $40. 1873 81
81 G2l Il
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Great Popular Loan of the People.

Less than s300Ooo0O0 of the loan authorized by the last
Congress. the market
This amount at the rate at which it is being absorbed will
for within four months when the notes
will undoubtedly command premium has uniformly been
the closing the subscriptions to other Loans
In order that citizens Of every town and section of the
country afforded facilities for taking the Loan. the
National YnnE, STATE R0nEs, and PrfrHfe
BanEerx throughout the country have generally agreed
70 receive subscriptions par Subscrborwill select their
own agents. whom they have confidence and VIII" only
are 10 be responsible the delivery Of the notes for which
hey receive orders.
JAY COOKIE.
Subscription Agent. Philadelphia
March Is 1853 l7.l2t.tc2p.
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

MASON ROBINSON. of Junction City, an
nounces to the voters of Trinity that he is an
Independent candidate for the office OF County
Treasurer. 'o'te'
u.s.. The undersigned announces that ne IS an
Independent Candidate for the office OF COZ My
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS.
II 70 y ARTHUR kENNEY.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-19

AMBITIOUS EDITORS. Sawyer. of the Calaveras
Chronicie and James b. McQullan. of the Pajaro
TIp,es, are candidates for the Assembly. We
hone SAWYER will be elected. because he is the
regular nominee of the Union party. and that
McQuilan may be defeated, because he wouldn t
stand up to the action of the Union Convention.
but preferred the bolters' cause
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-19

Dancing SchOOl.-The undersigned announces his
intention open Dancing School in this place about the
first Of September list for signatures Of those who desire
the School open the Telegraph Saloon. He also
proposes Schools at other points in the county il the
people SO desire. p. p. MARTIN.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-19

THAxKs-To our old friend. Jimmy Goodchild,
OF the Tower House, for fine lot of that deli
ciou; vegetable known as Egg Plant. which was
delivered in good order by Johnny Houston. and
To Geo. Wood of Rush creek. for a present OF
enlrndid watermelons
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-19

SAN BRASyAN, Esq. has entirely recovered
Srom his late accident
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-19

THE Copperheads of Butte are trying hard to
seduce a few Union men and inaugurate a bolt
If they do they will get bolted.-NarysrHie Ap-
peal.
In Trinity it is different \ few tnior - bolt
crsN are trying to seduce Copperheads, but the
latter have too much self-respect to be found in
such company. They have not forgotten that
most of these very same hoting Union sore-heads
slipped out of the Democratic party few years
ago when there was pretty certain prospect Of
getting Office and that from that time to the
meeting of the Union County Convention in July
they were loudest in their denunciation of old
Democratic associates, and invariably took the
lead if q John Brown" or - Johnny Comes March
ing Home" was to be sung. Copperheads gen.
orally, entertain no such exalted opinion of these
rencgades they receive credit for, even in the
present hour of their great political need.
Observation-Disclosures i'll this locality ap-
pear to be proftably engaged, and no complaints
are heard that the mines are played out. ."
Deiner 4 Co. are working their way up Digger
Creek with the assistance Of n magnificent hy-
draulic, having pressure of about l25 feet.
Huge rocks and immense quantities of earth
daily melt away before their hydraulic, rs though
the forty feet banks were mere chaf. CasS 4
Markey are putting their claim in order, with 4
good prospect ahead when once fairly ready for
sluicing.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-19

QUARTERLY MEETISG-COmmences this (Satur-
day evening. Service at IL clock tomorrow.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-19
COUNTY TREASURES REPORT.

To the Honorable hoard OF sspsrrfs0rs or
TrthffI Cossty:
7 HEREWITH SUBMIT A FULL REPORT OF MONIES
received and dsbursed from February 1t 1860 to July
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-19

SALE OF MINING CLAMs.--On Monday week
the yoelker claims and water right at lndepcn-
dence Bar were sold to a aChina company for So
800 About the same time Tim. Hayes interest
in the Hupp i Kaye claim, on East Weaver fiat,
was purchased BY David Hardin, for 81 300
Chas Sloan for the sum of Sl0. 900. has trans
ferred his mining claims and East Weaver ditch
es 10 Morris HYDE. Felix Callaghan and 7. Magner.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-19

Now want You to 90 home. Avoid political dis
oussons = II any says Niger to you that
you knew in your life We have talked
about the nigger for forty years aud have been outtcd
fought the nggers aud have been d-d
badly whipped. and il l. put The Yankees
have the nisger and will do what they please with him.
aud you have say in the MATES if they want him they
will take him, and if they yon keep him you have
to do it and mistake tell you that have
in the matter. and you oughtnt to have any
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-19

Az EXopUs PRopHEsrEp.-Nearly every week
letters are received from the old residents of this
ho mines. They tell of over-population, stagna-
ton of business and mining operations. and pre-
dict an unparalleled exodus south as winter ap-
proaches. To make it still worse, most of the
immigration which left the Missouri river last
spring his been diverted to the TERRITORIES north
and east of us.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-01


AT meeting of the health commits
sioners of New York city, held on
Tuesday, Dr.. Sayre presented commu-
nication from DR.. Marsden, OF Quebec,
embracing a plan for quarantine OF
cholera. DIR. Marsden claims that a
space of one hundred feet is sufficient
to arrest the contagion of cholera.
DIR. Marsden, formerly President OF
of the College of Physicians and Sur
geons, Lower Canada, lays down the
propositions: $500 -
1. That cholera is communicable
and comfortable disease.
2 That its cause is not in the atmos-
phere, nor communicable through it
except by near approach.
3. That 1t accompanies human travel
and human traffic.
4. That it progresses only at the rate
OF vessels across the ocean, but never
Preeedes them.
3. That tits transmissable by clothing
and effects, us we'll as by passengers.
6. That 1t never appears in new To-
cality without communication, directly
or indirectly, with an infected person or
placer and, lastly, that it may be ar
rested, like the plague, by an absolute
quarantine Of short duration.
DR.. Sayre also read from the reports
of DIR. Tripler, of the o. s. army, show
ing that by rigorous quarantine he had
been enabled to exclude cholera, and
cOntroverted the idea of DIR. Snow, that
no cholera need be apprehended in
winter. In Russia cholera had pre-
vailed in the coolest weather.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-01


THE New York Herald classifies the
members of Congress as follows: Rndi-
cal Republicans So, Conservative Re
publicans IS, War Democrats 80, Cop
Perheads 10, Southern 81. The first four
classes alone will have seats at first, and
the dividing line between these is mn
certain and shifting. The conjecture is
that the conservative Republicans, War
Democrats and Copperheads will vote
unitedly for the admission of members
from the States loyalty reorganized
whenever the question is reached, and
will have a majority of twenty or more.
II any Southern members are admitted
twill doubtless be by much larger
majority, for there will not be eighty
Republicans who will resist their adj
mission merely on the equal suffrage
question-nor indeed half that number.
The National IHteRiSeneer thinks it a
significant STRAW" that in refitting the
chambers of the Senate and House. the
desks made vacant during the past fonr
years by the absence of Southern menu
Ders, and which were removed during
that time from the floors of both Houses,
are restored to the floors of the halls
respectively. The STRAW" means only
tnat the chairs may be occupied byy low
al men who represent loyal and free
States.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-01
MCLURE HOUSE, Corner Monroe & Market
w. F. GOODWIN & Co., Proprietors.

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HaberShRnl, Baltimore; Geo n Lame p,r-
kerSburg, w Va; D w Blaney, West AIexSn.
der, Pa ] p Whitehead, Chicago, nj: Jno Fl
Ewlngt Washington, Pa; Thos ] Edwanis-
Va; F E West, Cincinnati, o; Mis- A BITisn-
ham, II G WtleS, SOmerton, D; wB Crane 4
Vile, PORTLAND, w Va; W X Pendleton Reth-
any, W Va: 8 Carr, Middleport, o: j s Free
man, ~ irgtnia: b George, WellsJurV. w Va.
W Lawrence, Boston; Thos Gross, + * Wells
= MesteTSelt, = Woods, r W Merret ] j Nc.
GoTan New York; Isaac Goals, Baltimore.
a ] kountz, Allegheny, Pa; A ] Miller. 81
TiairS Ttls Q; seamon. Rathbone W Va;
IhnS Dickins 3 wife, GAINESVILLE, o; RIO Stone
AJEinSon, Hancock CO; F ] Woodson. SprinT-
ned, q j Holly, s F Shackleford, Ruffaio.
Ehox, Newark y ]; + Miller q vile Ii II,,,iS.
e e w Nermiiiion s wife, III; A KFafI, Wheel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-01

LnHr Prison and Castle Thunder, so
wei known in the history OF the war,
will soon be converted into storehouses
again. Castle Thunder will be evacuat-
ed next week, aud what few prisoners
there are within its walls will be trans
ferred to Libby Prison, which now oc-
cuPies but about one-fourth or the
building known by that name. The
other three fourhts are already convert
ed into stOrehouses, and are filled with
produce OF all descriptions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-01

GREATEST ADDITION TO Pathology
IN HALF A CENTURY.-The most impor-
tant contribution to Pathology, during
illustrated edition of Webster's Ouarto
Unabridged Dictionary. This work.
which had long been in preparation
and on the revision of which years OF
labor had been bestowed by several em-
lnent scholars, was, i'll many respects.
the greatest addition to the Philology OF
the present age which has appeared
pGdid for 1865. ltdS.w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-01

GERRrTTSNIru delivered n lecture nj
New York on Tuesday night, in which
among other things he asserted that the
Government could, if 1t pleased, reduce
the States to the condition of territories,
or do with them as they liked. If the
attitude of those States should be so
persistently and exceedingly wicked as
todemandi it, Government might plough
them over, and sow them with salt, and
leave them to lie waste forever.