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Democratic banner., 1850-12-04
CALlToaxrASs RETURNING sy LAsp.-i

C~ALIFoRNiARs RErURNiNG n LAED.-k
party Of returning Cslifornisns Pssssa
through this place few days since. The
company consisted Of sixteen ps.sens, 40
left Sacramento city about the first Of lat
September.
They say that thsFs was some su6slins
along Humbolt river, occssioned b. break
ing down Of wagons, giving out Of tsans
and scsrcity Of provisions. But stths san.
time, they :hink the. accounts received
here Of distress among the smigranss ~
considerably exaggerated. They FePsn
that . number Of other companies were y.
ing made up, to return BY land, saost
whom would probably winter st Sab Lara
Reporter.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-04

FRoM SALT LAxE.-Mr. J. Rrown, 10 the
employment Of Holiday & Warner 10 jus,
in from Salt Lake. He left about the hrst
Of October. He brings but littls news,
we learn he brought . q ersbb
amount Of money. The Mornod5s heard
Of the appointments for Utah, and wsrs
pleased, especially With that Of Brig.
ham Young for Govsrpor.-lWeston Re-.
So go
Democratic banner., 1850-12-04
Arrival OF the Pacific.
AEEIVaH Oh tme EACI11Cs
Later from California, the A0nsus, and

Later from California. the Athmus, and
Havana.
The steamship Pacific, Capt. Jarvis, from
Chsgres, via Havana, arrived last evening
The Pacific brings 405 passengers, 33+
Of whom are from Chsgres. 3 from Havsns
and 6S from New York. She also bring.
the California and Pacific coast mails, and
$685. 67 worth ST gold DUST besides 1885,.
600 gold coin, brought from New York b.
the Georgia, and .rsnshipped on her Of He.
vsna. ..
in addition to the above, she brough,
1888, 900 worth Of gold dust, which went to
New York BY the Ohio.
The Pacific left Chsgrss on the llth, with
$40 passengers, and arrived at Havsns ear
ly on the morning Of the l6th-sll well.
The news from California continues f..
vorable. Gold is still found in abundance
Money is plenty, at Ave per cent per month,
and business Of every description prosper.
Gus.
Many Of the passengers returning from
California have realized considerable sunni
of gold. A sum much larger than the q
mount on freight, is supposed to bs in the
hands Of passengers.
Emigration homeward 10 ~immsnss.--
Steamers and sailing vessels arriving al
Panama are crowded with passengers.
The Crescent City left Chsgrss on the
9th for New York, via Havsnn, with about
800 passengers, leaving behind some 500,
and some $50 more than the Pacific could
take. The steamship Great Western left
Chaeres for Carthage OF the sth.
The steamer Crescent City left Havans
the 10Th, for New York, not having gone
via JamaicA on account Of the cholera
which prevailed there to an alarming extent.
TIE Ohio and Gsorgis arrived ct Havana
the 18th, the Ohio left for New York
next day, the Georgia day after.
Among the passengers from Chagres, 10
His Royal Highness the Prince Of Wurtem.
burg. The Brince has q large and valus-
Die collection Of plants, minerals, sud nat
nral curiosities. collected during two years
travel through Oregon, Mexico and Cali.
We understand the Prince contem.
plates taking pssssge with Csptsin Jarvis
srourd Cape Horn to Chill, and from thence
to China.
General Conch, the newly.sppointed
Cspssin General Of Cuba, has arrived ct
Havana, and entered upon the duties Of his
Office. On the 10Th a grand military re-
took place, when ell the troops Of the
were reviewed.
The steamer Carolina, which arrived Of
Panama on the Sd, from San francisco,
$l,5s0.999 in gold dust, and l05
passengers. She reported no cholers, and
very little sickness on board or at Acspul.
COIN. o. Picsyuns, 25th ult.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-04

TosAcco BusIEEss.-Thers are 10 opsss'
tiop at the present time In Rishnsss, We
forty. three Tobscco Factories, 10 whiehsse
employed over $500 hsnds. and which ~
duos in manufactured tsbsesas blstsss
nilliess Ave hnadFs@ tAsssaaa psNpds .
nualls- a.s
Democratic banner., 1850-12-04

Coz. BEHroN's Summation old fellow
Che patriotic and pure Of all parties have desert
ed him, and he is left alone to drifs upon the bill.
lows Of fortune. His ambition too great for his
~juAgnsnt, has led him aside from the path Ofdu.
y, and in bis mighty struggle to triumph ove'
opposing obstacles, and fight his way in the
midst Ofdespair, to the topuaost round, that be
might. exult over the friends Of union and peace,
be hlls--yss, falls 70 rise no morei His sun j,
cd, and future generations may point to bis life,
q an example to warn youth against the newt
able doom Of treason and wicked ambition.
We would not stir the ashes Of his funeral nor
brssk the dead silence that should hover over
Democratic banner., 1850-12-04

BeuxrY LAxp-The other day .an Get
passed the House Of Representatives Of the
Lseislstnrs Of Ksatucky sxsmpting the
o@cers and soldiers Of the war with Eng.
land IN 1873, and Of the Indian vars since
1880. from the psynsnt Of Clerks fees for
seals sad certificates upoa papers for pro-
curing bounty land.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-04

q Gea. Hinton's trial tor nail robbery,
! aat otto May nsxt. ct the instance sfhis
-6ksse6sys, MsssTs. Ewing ssd Stssbu'y.
Democratic banner., 1850-12-04

u. We see It stated that Gen. Wm. G.
Minor, Of Jefferson City, Isl candidate for
Ahs o6ics Of Secretary Of the State Senate.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-04-26
FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL ee, 1850.

poets for a crop, the latest commercial
news. new bonnet, party, weddings, &c.
1t looks as if their minds we're in proper
state to receive instruction.
like to see young men and young la
dies, when at church, engaged in talking
and laughing while the minister is address
ing them or the throne of grace. 1t looks
as II they had been taught to pay respect
not only to the house of God, but to him
who ministers in holy things.
| like to see people, after returning from
church on Sunday, spend the remainder of
the day talking about the different persons
that attended-that strange gentleman, that
singular lady and more singular equipage.
Where did he come from? Who is she ?
That coat, that old bonnet, that scandalous
old fashioned dress, that extravagant plume.
that cross baby, that ugly old man, &C., &c.
1t looks as if the spiritual seed sown was
taking root, the soil being good.
In short, like TO see anarchy and con-
fusion in Church and State-the Church
arrayed against the State, the State against
the Church-the seeds of discord widely
sown-communlties in a brOil-law set at
defiance-places of amusement crowded.
and the sanctuary empty-the Sabbath
Observation-Disclosures reyived-religion
getting into disrepute, while the bold BIAS
phemcr, with impunity, startles the ear
with awful imprecations. Itlooks like the
near approximation Of that day spoken of
by prophets and holy men Of old, when
all the nations of the earth shall be blessed
with righteousness.
OMINOUS.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-04-26
The TIMELY WORD.
OAIINOUS.


to rob one of their neighbors. Everything
was planned. They were TO enter the
house at midnight, break open his chests
and drawers, and carry off all the gold and
silver they could find
g Tie is rich and we are poor" said they
10 each other, by way of encouragement
IN the evil they were about to perform.-
He will never miss little gold, while its
possession will make US happier. Besides,
what right has one man to all Of this world S
goods ?"
Thus they talked together. One of
these men had wife and children, but the
other had none in the world to care for but
himself. The man who had children went
home and joined his family, after agreeing
upon place of meeting with the other at
the darkest hour of the coming night
Dear father" said one of the children,
climbing upon his knee, I'm so glad
you've come"
The presence Of the child troubled the
man, and he tried to push him away F.; but
his arms clung tighter about his neck, and
he laid his face against lris cheek, and said
Ill Il sweet anu genie voice
q love you, father
Involuntarily the man drew the innocent
and loving one to his bosom, and kissed
him.
There were two elder children in the
mans dwelling. boy and girl. They
were poor, and these children worked daily,
TO keep up the supply of bread made de-
fcicnt more through idlencss in their father
than from lack of employment. These
children came in soon after their father
return, and brought him their earnings for
the day.
"Oh, father = said the boy. i" such
dreadful thing has happened. Henry Lees
father was arrested to-day for robbing.-
They took him out of our shop, when
Henry was there, and carried him off to
prison. ! was so sad when | seen Henry
weeping. And he hung his head for
shame-for shame of his own father -
Only think of that"
The man did not reply to the words of
his son, but he turned his face partly away
to conceal its expression.
Ashamed of his father!' thought he.
" And will my children hang their heads,
also, in shame No, no. That shall
never be !"
At the late hour of midnight the man
who had no children to throw around him
a sphere of better influence, was waiting
at the place of rendezvous for him whose
children had saved him. But he waited
long in vain. Then he said
I ,,iil Il tho Ioa1 ,n1-caIf ,,l 10 tb,
entire reward.
And he did according to his word.--
When the other man went forth TO his la
Dor on the next day, he learned that his
accomplice had been taken in the act of
robbery, and was already in prison.
"Thank Heaven for virtuous children !"
said he with fervor. They have saved
me. Never will | do any act that will
cause them to blush for their father -
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3ooetrp.
For the Gazette.
LIFE HAS ITS EARTHLY ILL.

LIFE HAS ITS EARTHLY ILL.
A MELODY.
AIR" OFT IN the Silly night"
Life has its earthly i'll,
And there are hearts now weeping
Hopes spring as joy-like still
AS smiles Of infants sleeping
If shadows track our early way,
To dim the spirits brightness,
Heaven can clothe the darkest day
In evenings golden brightness.
Swift pass the woes we feel,
Like winds above the billow-
Hopes, like our dreams, will steal
Around the hardest pillow.
Youth hangs wither'd stem
Oi budding tiow'rs now perish'd-
Or, lies a broken gem,
Whose light is all that's CHERISHED
Lie has some sweets not born to die.
Some charms lie wreck'd forever,
And there are joys which never fly,
Till loves last smile we sever.
One hour we meier forget
The hopes Of first-love faded
These | remember yet,
Like rainbows clouds have shaded.
What's sweetest is first to fall.
The brightest sinks in sadness;
Love, which so gladdens all,
May darkly turn to madness
The tairest dies in its own light,
It's 81 eetness death discloses
Stlll round its form our thoughts glow bright
Like gems on wIthered roses
Life has its earthly ill,
And there are hearts now weeping
Hopes spring as .joy-like still
As smiles of infants sleeping.
ORAIOOSA
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-04-26

A DocToR's JoKE.-A well known phy-
sician, in certain city, was very much
annoyed by an old lady who was always
sure to accost him in the street, for the
purpose of telling over her ailments
Once she met him when he was in very
great hurry. "Ah! see you are quite
feeble" said the doctor; "shut your eyes
and show me your tongue" She obeyed.
and the doctor moved off, leaving her
standing there for some time in this ride
ulous position, to the infinite amusement
of all who Witnessed the funny scene.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-04-26

ADvERTIsEMENT.-P Plato Cis-
co, colored pusson of respekability, in
spector of walls and whitewashing respek-
ably informs the public, his white fellow
citizens and abolishun Siety, will attend to
orders in line of his profeshun with care
fulness and despatch. Professor Cisco
being well acquainted with carpet shaking
tictacs, soicits share of patronage. His
son Jupiter Ammon, will open oysters at a
moments warning, attend to parties, call
de figures, and play the violin.
n. B.-Jupiter Ammon blacks as good
boot as any colored gem an in Lewis,own.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-04-26

THE RULE Or THE HoUsE.--At very
excellent Hotel, not hundred miles from
our parts, (says the New York Era.) they
were one day short of waiter, when a
newly arrived Hibernian was hastily made
to supply the place of a amore expert hand.
Now, Barney" says mine host, ''mind
you serve every man with soup any how"
BE dad III do that same said the
alert Barney. Soup came on the start
and Barney, after helping all but one guest,
came upon the last one.
Soup, sir !" said Barney.
:" No soup for me-" said the gent.
9" But you must have it, said Barney !;
'' it is the rules of the house."
"Confound the house," exclaimed the
guest highly exasperated; when | don't
want soup | won't eat it-get along with
you"
WE'LL" said Barney, with solemntv,
"all | can say, is just this i: it's the regu-
lations of the house, and blast the drop
else yeH get till ye fnish the soap p'
The traveller gave in, and the soup was
gobbled.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-04-26

Down South recently, young lady
asked a clerk in book store if he had the
= Exile of Siberia
No ma'am," was the answer, "we
haint got no eggs lie, but we've got prime
article of bars lie, if that'll answer
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-04-26

A learned doctor, referring to tight lacing,
AYERS that it is public benefit, inasmuch
as it kills all the foolish girls, and leaves
the wise ones to grow up TO be women.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-04-26

The Governor of South Carolina has
appointed Francis FL. Elmore, Esq, United
States Senator, TO fill the vacancy occa-
stoned by the death of Mr., Calhoun, Mr.,
Elmore has accepted the appointment,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-14

SATURDAY, July 1916 p. NJ.
The board Of brokers were met in session to-day
The banks opened at IL o'clock for the transaction Of
business but Of the in the part the
city, were closed. All the public buildings hung
with black and everywhere evidence Of the
gloom and sorrow which filed the minds of all. There
few private operations in stocks in the street. at
prices current at the close Of yesterday.
The Brooklyn Gas Light Company has declared
dividend of three per cent payable the 18th inst.
The Farmers and Manufacturers' Bank of Pough-
keepsie has declared semi.annua dividend of four
per cent payable LIST Of August
The Bank Of Poughkeepse has declared ssmian-
nual dividend Of Ave per cent payable LIST of August
The Merchants Bank Of Poughksepse has declared
semi annual dividend Of four per cent payable 10th
July.
The Pine Plains Bank has declared a semi-annual
dividend Of three and half per cent, payable LIST of
August.
The amount Of coal transported on the schuylkill
Canal, for the week ending the 18th inst 15oso
tons. Previously 2347S7 tons total for the season.
24ess6 On the Reading Railroad for the week, 81 $40
tons Previously, 67s,a5o tons total for the season.
eoo,076 tons.
The Boston frsrslr says that, Railroad bonds have
bees in demand though not so much as noticed in
last. Many of them very In market,
particularly those which mature within two years and
though the prices Of some Of them have materially
advanced holders do not disposed to part with
them at present. believing they win reach par this
summer
To give some idea ofthe extent to which the manu-
.aeture of shoes Ia carried In towns In New Eng
isnd only necessary to show the operations ofone
village. For the year ending the FIRST Of April last 1t
estimated that the whole number manufactured In
Harrington, N H exceeded 4a5o oo valued at $4,000
The amount paid for labor freight and trucking
near $4,000. The boxes alone cost $4,000, and re-
quired 10000 feet Of boards to make them There
now six large manufactures, besides some smaller
ones, all together capable Of turning out 100000 per
snnum should the wants Of the trade require and the
prospects warrant II.
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ADJUSTMENTS In BROOKLYs,

DROOKLYN NUSEUM-CORNER or ORANGE AND
ID Fulton streets -CHANFRAU BURKE, proprietor
&. Burke. director of anusements The Maseum will be
open every evening at half past with choice coeon Of
suriostits The in the lecture will
menee every evening o'clock Monday evening will be
presented the beautiful drama. entitled GRANDFATHER
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Whitshead. Mr.. q. Burke !;
langley, Mr.. Kingsley Louisa Mrs Bowers Divertise-
ment by thu Infant Family TO conclude with the
he farce Of PERFECTION-Charlss Paragon. Mr. Bowers
Kate OBrien, Mrs. Bowers. Admission rs children
under half price; extra seats in parqust
shilling.
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PUBLICATIONS.


SECOND EpIIIoN-AMERICAN RAILWAY GUIDE :
~ The second edition OF the July number Of this valuable
pocket companion containing time tables Of all
in the United States has issued
for delivery at the ofhce 81 publication.
C. D1NShoRE Publisher. I3s FULTON street. ". Y.
GO00 REWARD rs OFFERED ny &. A. BAsCKE,
NOO bookseller 02 Nassau street for the solution Of
"a ellsy puzzle, which be has pubst ed new little
t1st. called The Penny ThouGht with the
abs proviso that the answer must ke panied ST.
be forfeited not right This ia TO prevent loss Of
rerusrg foolish ne 10 IL presumed will
without being pretty they right ~ cents will
secure xO, u right. Tho answer will be Published
Saturday, with the name % the who solves II
10 the very first week 81 the world I made,
Tho not given 20 a dam 90 Eve, 10 IL said,
But srnnge, yet It's true, that all womea have since
with presence been troubed I've ido them all vince
ror never have tTarcd either wan'or or wife.
Or the widow but never been known In my life
10 sxel whsre there's Leartsease Joy irth delight,
The the wicked rightly torment day and night.
am not mere vision tfoush never in tisht.
I'm always In war-often found where there wealth,
am never IN unison-never IN health;
in ue wound Of the sword, the ngh never In death,
And follow the arrow, II aimed 70 take ..ssth.
much doubt " hittrva ny presence ere felt,
" ith widen 'tis certain often have welt.
1--we with the wretch In his wo and his wanti
Indian dirdans me, It's part OF his Law,
The 10 balance, I OF vsit virvam and squaw;
SO 10 those all Who thirk they can define,
live IN q aaw, embodied In twine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

nRowNEp-oN THE TENTH INSTANT, OPPOSITE
~ Thirteenth street, North River Jacob and David Ban
ta aged q and Is The eldest Jacob dressed
light mixed pants thin bsek dress coat dark cravst aud
flannel under-shirt. David in heavy mixed pants and
light eolored linen coat Both possessed light compilations
Light hair. liberal reward will be given any ore
who will secure their bodies, and give information whore
they he found by their father.
wEART >. BaNTA, 1903 Hammond street, NY
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TRANnLLERs, arIpE

CAMDEN AND ANBoY RAILROAD LINE roR pHrLA-
sslph,s :. seven select " sd half gs.s c'siees
sseepsdl from Pier Ne North river. rxs-Fsrst esss
srs ~ ssccnd slAss sAss, "a
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Clarctsy Clare

ST. of Mulberry auction this day. SEQ Of
superior Claret OF the following brands brand 81
To- st. Julien s. co. Alfred Norton IS IS Purchasers for
cash only will effect great saving calling the above
store where they will ind first class liquors. krandss
sssars &C., at unpresedentedly low prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-14

Adam II not known to have worn boots,
although told that the fret pair" made in
the garden Of Eden. Since then however, Boots Shoes
and Caters have become Indispensable and
all who wish to procure nrstrste and cheap call
JONES, IL Ann street.
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CALIFORNIA,

REACH cos CALIFORNIA PACKAGE EXPRESS
- through in about thirty ave ssysvfll forward ~
esnsr Oeorsa " snd Empire City 18th. IN charge q
meenger frtifhts packages letter.. Ae direct V
san tfsncfto, and all Of the mines
ccmpete for transferring without detentfop. the
huante 70 the Pnctho steamers. Censenors Way have
er Invoices strtred 81 h- Custom House, ~ leaving
49,. steni omees, bross-aL New forh snt Ceurt
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AMusEMENTa.

RowEKY. rHEATRE.-oBsERvE THE PRICES
TN &c p.s 4s
h hs ss and ~. in
.st breeze: matter from what !.
Drasaans or The Tasn ONE saved. which, vii I. o. .ssss
t ssS aaSs
h % M FL nn b. %
societies. in the world Strangers visiting the city win have
out nsssssy Of nhsas the or aoa
aaf M or o we e any % of for
the Eowery Theatre the means Of nsress and
Hs ansspaSls Of asdins their way s
!, 2; hs ss. IL. an
;f'sAHs I'll Sa.s been
ss " sT s sac S SS%s
M Mr. s H. M Sam Assss HsH
h wspS ~: s H T1 s: s. ss'n A Miss .
pISsi;rs, VIII * acted ihs ssasdy 81 The LoSDQS =
Owed BY TIE sfIifiRE@Ga Shortcuts, Mr. Martin; Mr.
Tobias shG S Mr. Mn rsss Mr.. Ir1ad.y
O'clock and the curtain will rise precisely at ~ o'clock
CHRIsTY's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HALL. NO. l7s
BIOadwsy between Grand and Brooms streets Non.
.as 3 s S.aS
"a
until further nses AdIssi91 70 cents Doors open At
on Saturdays. commencing At sooef IN concert
MINERVA Rooms, 4o6 BROADWAY. OPEN EVERY
IVA evsping-New and magnificent mammoth Of
the Overland Route California Gold Dggngs Cities Sa
oramento and San Francisco painted BY ninaud Lewis
1880 feet Of from sketches taken by himself W.
Fenno whose lectures have the appreciation the Pres
and the elite Of Philadelphia will illustrate the Panorama
Admittsnce cents children half price Doors Pic
ats Exhibitions Wednesday and Saturday
open at p. n, picture movssat s.;
CAsTLE GARDEN.-THE TENTH GRAND SABBATH
M
Sunday evening. July H. 1880 Loders famous
will perform selections frsm and Pergoes
Funeral March, composed tribute Of the
President General Taylor. Herr Noll in Violin
by David Admission l7f cents To commence o'clock
CASTLE GARDEN Is NOW OPEN FOR THE REcEP.
~ tion OF vsiters during the day, from AN. till M
IL s the largest and most beautiful the country
ding superior opportunity for reading
undisturbed promenadss while viewing the sea, shipping
and delightful around and inhang the delicious
| sea brere. Admission, l21s cents
DRoFITABLE sPECULATIoN-THE UNDERSIGNED
is DESTROYS Of selling his onehah interest in Panorama
Of the Mississippi river he il unable to accompany
Europe This work has been successful exhibition
months nthis country, and will good nust
ment to ast who would wish to visit all prnci
pal cities Europe Letters addressed (pot pad 20 C. c.
p box 1905 Pest once, New York. will meet with prompt
| attention.
DANoRANA SALOON, sl4 BROADWAY CORNER OF
Lspenard street, Exhibition Free some Of finest
Paintings the world the Birth Of Venus the Greek Slave
and other classical Paintings Likewise the Mamnoti
Oyster weighing $50 pounds The Paintings SALE
W. A. ASbK, Proprietor.
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from the and turmoil Of the public
from the elevation Of it's position,
prospects, refreshing air and hospitsble entertainments
svery Sunday to attract the general attention Crowds
advise all to participate in this day we'll the week
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who are confined 70

the city by their business during the would gladly
avail themselves Of the advantages Of air and bathing
for their families but for the
To all .ueh would recommend seourn at Bath House
L. L. which comprises the saubrity Of Newport with
fashion Of Saratoga and yet lie reached in hour from
tho city day.