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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-08-17

Dlsgxaoeful Rio4 1t Louasvl1ls.
The papers now, come to US with
detailed accounts of murder and arson
at Louisville, during the late election
in that city. We have no room to
give place to either of the different
accounts; but refer our readers to
party papers, where according to their
party complexion, they will find &C.
counts to suit. the political bias Of
their own minds. The Louisville
Courier's account, will Of course be
found in the selfstyled Democratic
sheets; whilst the colored picture, Of
the other side; taken from the "Jour-
nal, " may be looked for, in the K.
N. or American papers. The Courier
is essentially the mob-advocate. -
To its bulldog appeals to the passions
Of the populace is the city Of Louis
vile indebted for the Matt Ward
riots-the first stain on the fair
name Of Kentucky. It would be .
god send to that city, could the Cour-
rier be bought out and its editors per-
suaded to turn their talents to some-
thing else, than incendiaryism. How
ever, the material for riot, is there,
and if the Courier did not lead it,
some other disorganizing and traitor
Gus sheet would supply its place.
The. character of the Courier, was
made, during the last Presidential
canvass, when it was the fountain
head of all manner Of lies and inoen-
diary appeals to foreign prejudice
The account of the late riot as given
by that sheet, will no doubt serve its
purpose all over the Union /; but
thank the lord, it is yet the privilege
Of Americans to stand up and do bat
tie in reason with the enimies to law
and order-our own fellow.citizens
who I've are charitable enough to
suppose it) loose sight Of the actual
dangers ahead, in the::universal scram-
bic after Office. and the spoils. We
cannot in anyother way, account for
The incendiary appeals made by
americans, to our adopted fellow
in any other way, than by
concluding that they are not, actually
awere. of tho dangers now lowering
in the political horizon, in a dark
cloud that shall break upon us in No.
Vember. The American party is not
If we understand it) making war on
adopted citizens; on the contrary the
intelligent foreigner must see, in the
now going forward. that
MS own freedom is to be put upon affirm
oasis, by the success Of this great ma
ional party. They must see that
+ they come to America, to enjoy its
,ivil and religious freedom that Amer
can principles and none other must
govern America.
A DlscovERY.-The Cleveland pa
,ers give an account of a discovery
~ DR.. Taylor, of that city, of a pro-
,es for the production of a brilliant
light by the decomposition Of water.
The apparatus is said to be wholly |
mike that of Mr.. Paine, of Worces-
er, which attracted so much attention
} few years since. Distinguished
chemists have examined the process
md its results, and pronounced it a
riumph. The cost of the apparatus
8 small, the machinery simple, and
be cost of materials consumed almost
nothing.
Tobacco Cheaoers wiH please stick a
Dm.-In the year 1854 eight mil
ions one thousand four hundred and
i IL Il
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-08-17

1antsaS 1sa1sa c..
IRON 800 to $500, made to order !;
i Guns made to any length or fashion of
Fine wire Twist:
Laminated Steel ditto.
Fine Damqecm
Silver Steel
Fine Chain
Horse nails or stub"
The Real Stub
Orders left Of D. c. MoxrAH's, Church
street, will meet with prompt attention.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-08-17

Nox1CD Z. heeshy 1Avsa - ths G1osh-
Read Company, that IN instalnsnt Of Tn (1Oy
PR esnA Tor y - pr shars) Of Tie Capltat
Stock Of eajd company, win Be- due and paSabl6
on Or before ~ 18th and 1StA dayu ef kneu0
next QSe6) y order II the Doasd,
June 10. @. ". POPE, Secretary
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Equality to III,
At TINE ONE PRICE CLOTHING STORE
Of W. ID. PHILLIPS,

lie deals upon the above @motto'' his
Ill Stock IL the most varied and best in
the place, the extreme low prices now
marked on al the goods makes it an object
for all who are wanting Clothing to give
him . call before purchasing elswhere.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-08-17

% Well, We do mt want to 90
any farther with invention just now.
1t is time to pause and consider. where
We are.
The 18th August number Of the
Scientific American, has, among other
drawings Of valao69e inventions; a
drawing of Alphons Myers, M. D., Of
Longport Indiana. hooks, lines and
traps for fahiag after tape worms in
the human stomach. DR.. Alphons,
has Of course, taken . patent; and no
ono has . right to bob for cells with
his apparatus without getting the pa.
tsntees consent; which can be had
hr-the price in dollars has not yet
been fixed. The American " gives
% . picture Of the process Of fishing.
A very ugly, old, and worm eaten
sinner, with his head thrown back
and his mouth open-the line is let
down with silver hook on its other
end, and tho fisherman rests bis
thumb and fore finger on the apex Of
the patients nose. If small Doctor
i called ON to fish in the stomach of
Q large man. the inventor recon.
msnds Mssryweatheys square toed
boots, 20 that, should the fish be Of
unusual eise there Is no danger, Of
the NJ. DIS loosing bis equilibrium
when he goes to fetch him up.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-08-17
us1GAM'S HATTMT,
GGae SssA Door S1as'tssgs.

49, ssssss AOOV 01Ss0 4Se
TIVE UNDE1noNED sole agent for
i this invaluable Spring, has them on
hand and for sale ct Q price which 10 moth.
ing compared with their utility. Samples
can Be seen at my store, on the gate a
Joshua Beal, and the Harvey Hoase Door.
They are simple and would not b insult
able for the neatest parlor doom in this
city, apply ct. augl11 D. c. A0NTANe.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-08-17

IL Wssssnae vsthsse ~ wig
trick and now Il ha Transparent
lhct.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-08-17

Tobacco Cheauers aciA please stick a
Pin.-h the year 1854 eight mil
lions one thousand four hundred and
forty-nine dollars, fifty-three and three
quarter cents, was actually spent by
people in these U. States, in tobacco
If the article consumed, had been
worked into "pig tail" half inch thick,
it would have made enough "rope" to
hang all the knaves in Louisiana |.
Think oft! And yet-as the statis-
tics show, it has actually been chasced
up and spit out in public places; re.
curing one million and a half for eoap
to wash out the stains. Tremble at
this you noisy temperance men, and
weep for the cause Of respectable hu-
mainly.
1t is painful thought for the true
philanthropist to think that the means
of so much good, hath actually been
chaaoed up, and spewed upon the
ground, by the "cod chewers." Will
the Southern Organ please make a
note
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-08-17

COmfOFt Z 0ConOmY.
TUST RECElvED.-An assortment Of
j lee Closets ( Coolers, to which the
attention Of Purchasers 10 invited 10 the
Ware Rooms Of J. PIPER. & co.
Jups Oth 1855.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-08-17

A Negro Man fer sale.
4 VALUABLE negro man for sale.
n Said negro 10 good plantation carpenter,
he also lays brick very well, and very handy Of
any kind Of work. For further particulars, apply
at the ShertR's once. iulySO.M
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-08-17

Baton Rouge Coal Depot.
IL 000 BBLS., COAL just re-
1E9OVO eeived and for sale at the
Coal Depot established By the undersigned, on the
river bank, sdjofning the Baton Rouge Foundry.
ju!y10-N RICHARD MARkHAM.
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BATON ROUGE,::::::::AUG. II, 1865.
~Np~soN 0~SovscsdJ for Qscs, n ~ Ob1s
a,.2ane ne ~ 0cconspG~iss IL 0~Moascemsak.

Enron or I'm O0MBT.-Plsase announce A. B.
VAIL. - Q candidate for Representative In the
Lower House ol the Iegislature.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-25
SELL ECTRD POETRY
Making Hay.

BY THOMAS BUCHANAN READ. -
Now have the focks have been - WV
the brook, ,ooo,s ,,,o;,s, ,b.;.
And bathes - sooD'-
wing oft beneath the clipping shears.
HiVe yielded up the fleece. The meadow
fields
Are waving in the sunshine Ike seq
a hIlowy deep, v lose flowers are like
foam;
And all abroad, behold the bpsy lhrong
Of those who swing the clover, as pah,
From seelhiny scythes into the sidel9ng
swath,
And sharp their blades with many a shrill
che-wct
The air is foil Of perfume. Following these
With laugh aud sour, gay youths, with gilt
tevng pFongs,
Shake out HE scented masses to the sun,
Unll the neon b..holds The fields ha,f unwn ,
And from the h l.slde calls The mid day
horn.
Some bands there are, 10 harvest plains re
mote,
Who hearkcn not the conch's announcing
call;
But pais into tic oak or poplar's shade,
Aud on the branch suspend the glitttrng
tcythes,
Which hang vibrating; then the circle
The grass alike their table and their sent
lille well stored baskets furnish forth the
meal
The spring near by its crystal tribute gives,
And deals It's freshness through tie rustic
g1urd.
w hen uJW the orass off turned bensoth
the sul,
Is dry aud crisp, and rustos 10 the tread,
Then comes the rake, with many long
drawn sweep,
Cleaning the shaycn weed, until the plain.
Rough with The sultry stacks, appear field
Thick set with russct tcnis. And thus it
stands
Until the wagons drawn by horse or yoke
OF easy oxen, ~ilh slow swayng gait,
Their large eyes dreaming DER the rolling
cud,
Convey The winter store unto the bain.
Tlen What Wild laughter fills the hcstcd
mow
Where boy hood treads the swellerng waves
of hay,
Climbing the encroaching pillows as they
roll,
I'LL like tide il swells along the roof,
MOiestng wnsps and swallows ,--swcls and
swell~,
Til the marauding child. with curious eye,
Jlruss his adventurous hand into the nest
The highest in The grooyed raiters lodged
And tinds bu, fragments Of the tender shell
Which crumble Ia hi. GnQers, while outside
The parent bird darts laughing la derislon
The Trinity times., 1855-08-25

WE send Daily Express to all parts OIL
W Siskiyou and Trinity counties from
shasta.
From our office in Weaver, Trinity coun
", VIZ send to the following places
BUTTONS RANCH,
OREGON CULCH,
STURDlVANT'S RANCH,
MOUTH or CANON CREEK,
NORTH FORK TRINITY,
BIG FLAT,
BIG BAR,
MANSANETA FLAT,
CONS BAR,
CANADIAN BAR,
VANCE'S BAR,
BURNT RANCH,
EAST FORK Of the NORTH FORK,
RATTLESNAkE,
YELLOW JACKET,
ON CANON CREEK.
PENNSYLVANIA BAR,
CANON CITY, or
JACKASS BAR.
GRASS VALLEY,
BATES RANCH,
STEWARTs FORK,
CHADBOURNE'S RANCH,
ALSO,
TO SOUTH FORK of TRINITY,
And Is all pnrts of
SALMON RlEk kR.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-25
EXPRESSES.
PACIFIC EXPRESS
COMP ANY.
Capital, SlOo, 900.

DElNG NOW ORG AIMED on a pe,.
ID manent and substantial bass, and havu,
completed arrangements by which the mos.
perfect security IS afforded to shippers, the
Pacific Express Company
are prepared to offer facilities to those doips
business through them which cannot be suf.
passed in California "
Our Expresses run regularly, in charge Of
responsible Messengers, To every important
inland point in the STATE, as well as to all
parts Of Oregon and Washington Territories
Crescent City, Humboldt Bay, Los Angel
and the Southern Coast.
We also run Regular Expresses to and
from the Atlantic States by every Steamer.
both on the Panama and Nicaragua routes.
as also to San Juan, Panama, Callao and Val.
paraiso.
We do a strictly legitimate Express and
Forwarding business. and trust the manner
IN which we have run our Expresses since
our original organization, will be sufficient
guarantee TO our friends aud the public at
large OF the manner in which our business
will be hereafter conducted.
We pay particular attention to the trans.
por,stiou Of Gold Dust to and from the L s.
Branch Mint, and the various Assay Offices
for the faithful performance of which business
we offer, ~ will be seen, the most ample Sc
curity. Orders for the purchase Of Merehan.
disc, i'siis ot Exchange, for the selling Of
Gold Bars. &c carefully attended to and
faithfully executed. Signed
PACIFIC EXPRESS co.
Il q. MOVES, President.
The following gentlemen constitute the
Board Of Trustees
.josErn C. PALMER, CHAs. c. B"wMAS,
J. p. Haven, K. G. NoYEs,
jy7tf +. W. Tracy.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-25
" Before My Hair was Gray"

BY PARK BENJAMIN.
You to'1i N" sing, oh hoy bright,
A song Of other Years;
There was an hour my heart was light,
My eyes unused to tears;
My voice had then no broken string,
And all It's notes were gay:
Tint was the time that could sing,
Before my hair was gray.
My planets then were ladies' eyes,
Their srniles ny sunlight made
But now no sun or planets rise,
And ] am ia the SHADE.
Then lovely lips sang songs for me,
Aud softly bld me stay,
There Wns no lack ol melody
Before my ha'r was gray,
But now there are, To my glad ear,
No genie duties sung;
Where'er 90 tits very clear
nm no longer young.
They ak me not song to sing,
Sweet girl, Ills not my May
'Tis winter unw, though all was spring
B,iore uy hair was gray
The very birds, when falls the snow,
Hcjuier the woods no more
You only hear the brrezes blow
Their music round YOUR door
And so amidst the frost Of age
Bright thoughts no longer stray;
WAS more merry, though less sage,
Before my hair was gray.
There are some wrinkles on my brow,
Some burrows IN my face,
And must look through glasses now,
The painrst words Ia trace;
Aud ia my Voice certain shake
Not such as artists play
Not one such tone rs could wake
Before my HAIR was gray.
Then. lady, bid me not to sing,
liul sius "a by gone strain;
a touching soft. pathetic thing,
That tells of lovers pain
And then, perhaps, forgetting all
The sad past IN TO day,
may the tender liue recall
Before my hair was gray.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-25

sF~ The Little Rock (Ark. Gasdis
states thar during the great struggle IN a
kate Presidential canvass, a Young man.
whose face nature h-d formed htlle on the
pick axe style, was oae public day surrounded
hy a nnn,bcr of hearers. attcnlivel, listening
10 his etF,rts in eleeroneering, among whom
was a plain old farmer who was aNcl.d with
s,ammerng, whothus aceosted the said gen
tleman "'r.tell me, my friend, did didn't
YOU come from rich na-hn Arhoed -
" Yes. the people are most ail well providcd
for. WHY do You SIX The lncaron - - Be
De eause, the SCRIPTURES say TIA that the rich
g,s crin, the faces of he poor and ,ec they
have g.gor yours down 80 p-point.' The
sharp -nosed gentleman lel.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-25

IS0 Ceroons fresh Chile Peaches,
lCO 1900 bags Chile Beans,
100 bbis Carolina Rice,
1900 mats No. Rice,
500 lf bbls Corn Meal,
100 cs Dairy Sah, ~ and ljlb bags,
500 drum. Goldfish,
800 cks Tennent's Ale and Porter
For Sale By
Il. +. BREWSTER & co,
Corner Front and Clay streets,
l.s # San Francisco
The Trinity times., 1855-08-25
SAN FRANCISCO AD'TS.
R. Il. BREWSTER & CO..

IL. Il. BRE VSIER e co.
Wholesale Grocers & Provision Deaiea,s
eAN FRANCISCO.
tOO Cases Preston & herrill's Yeast
IUU Powder.
400 cases assorted Pie Fruits,
$50 cs Fresh Peaches,
~ cs fresh Whortleberres,
105 cs Natural Preserves, assorted,
81 cs Preserved Ounces,
100 cs assorted Jams and Jellies,
50 cs Peach Jam and Jelly,
2U0 cs Saleratus, ns and paper,
100 cs Roaa; Ch,ok n,
100 o. do Tu,k-y,
$50 cs l.ubstsrs and Claims,
81 cs keneett's OYSTERS,
100 60 ticid's Oysters.
100 doz ) hoopcd Bucketa,
500 gross L. W Matches.
3DO CO Green Teas, | and ID,
$50 cs Black Teas, iib pa,
300 cs Mustard, glass,
$50 cs ground Pepper,
900 cs Cassa aud Pimeuto,
100 c. Nuitnrga,
$50 cs Walnut Catsup,
300 cs Tomato Catsup, pints and qts,
900 bxs Pepper Sauce,
$50 cs Olive OIL,
$50 cs Sardincs, lfand 81 box,
1000 bxs iiI's Soap,
1900 bxs While Eng Soap,
Con ca Chemical Olive Soap,
For sale By
Il. L. BREWSTER & Co,
jy28f 81 Front st. cor Clay.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-25
TOWER HOUSE.

~ w Inv ~ - 49,
&t the Junction Of the Xrrks md Wen
vervills Ronds. ~ miles fros. ~sT-ts
IlllE Undersigned would announce TO the
! publiC, ard par,icrlarly 10 persons trav-
e.ing to nd from Ircsa and WcavdrVic,
that, having leased this long established
stand. formerly krown as the Free Sridge
House." he is prepared To entertain Gus
TONERS IN a style not g.rpassed by any no
sel in Nor'Atrn California.
Having completed his connections build
,rg. and furnished il ~ the beet possible
manuer. h is enabled to promise the very
best accommodations. The table, as here
,ofote, will always be supplied with the best
,ands the market furnishes; while from the
arge eardd attached to the premises, all the
vegetables grows in this part Of the State
Nil be furnished in lAo greatest abundance.
lie las aso secnre cos' At connected with
Ais establishment, alWals supplied with an
sbuudanee d barley and hay.
JASON TOWER.
Dee 1885,. i9 u
The Trinity times., 1855-08-25

ks.iNG IN Kissing, which with
the western nations is a caresS, seems to be
considered IN Russia rather "a "A greeting, a
national salute, universal custom, derived
from rrmotc antiquity. \ traveller IA that
country SAYS not only husbands kiss theiI
wives, and fathers their children, whenever
thy enter ana leave their apartments
though il be forty mes u day, but men his.
each olhcr-the Emperor kisses his officers
smart caiels are rewarded with an Imperial
kss--od Generals with rusty muslsrh los
kiss --Vholc scYim,nis kiss. II IS said that
one ul the bridges IN ~ Peicrsburgh is Ia
this day called Po'h,luI Mos, or Bridge Of
Kisses, in cummeinofatinno oi Pet, r ,h~ Great
who. having ~ a ht ol passion unlustly de-
grad, d an officer in face of his whole rcgi-
meni, hi-scd the poor fellow in the same
open way, upon the nest pubic OCCASION, on
this very bridge.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-25

slll Cases Goodwn'4 Smoking Tobacco,
cUU 300 cs Watson Smoking do
IS cs El Sacramento do
81 cs Elephant do
80 cs Twin Bros aud sour Jeweln
Tobacco,
25 cs Fruit and Apricot Tobacro,
80 cs Cabannis aud Cantclnpe do
80 cs Grape and Let Her kip'
Tobacco,
10 cs May Flower Tobacco.
For Sale by
Il. +. BREWSTER & co,
Cor. Front and Clay streets,
y29G San Francisco.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-25

NANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS FOR
J. sale low to close business
Combs, Brushes, Suspenders,
Accordrons, Buttons. Shaving brushes,
I;rass aud Iron llarps, Spcctacles,
Cologne. Pencils, Looking Glasscs,
Shaving Boxes.
ALso - Invo ecs Sewing Silk, Patent
Thread; Brass instruments and VioliEs
Jules Ilauc's celebrated Soap and Shav-
ing Cream, together with numerous Other ar
ticles. all Of which are offered st reduced
Drtces, by -. W. G. iIANLINE.
OLate Phlpps d Ilanline)
SO Clay ST., Second Floor,
May e7.-i2 San Francisco.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-25
wills SONS ENC HAN G j..
ny
ESTABROoK & JAMES

THIS POPULAR AND EXTENSIVE
Nv known Hotel, which Tor The last iew
weeks has been under the management ul
W. W. FsTf ABEOOk, hns been painted
throughout, new Furniture hes been added
aud the house is now in complete order for
the reception of the Pubc
Mr. kastabrook has formed connection
in busin,ss with Nr +. +. ,lAats, who has
bcea Gigorably known in the above Hotel
aud rceen.iy AZ the International
Every possible oNerllcn wiil be made hs
llc present propre,ors to render the above
establishment the mos popular ia the State
San Francisco, June, ISj5.-l9.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-25

E00 bags Green Rio Coffee
UUU 500 mats Manila Sugar
500 mats No. China Sugar
300 bbls Crushed and Powdered Sugar
o. If bbs Crushed aud Powdered Sugar
900 bNls Coffee Sugar
$50 his AM hf bbls NOreans Sugar
IS bbls AM. hi bbls S ! Sugar.
For sale by
K. L. BREWSTER & co,
j2s tt cor Front and Clay sts.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-25
Shasta Advertisements.
E A GLE n TEL ,

Main Strcct. Shusta.
TIE SUBSCRIBER, having leased the
above well known Hotel, would respectfully
announce to the public, that he 10 prepared Il
offer them accommodations which cannot b,
exceled by any house in this section Of th,
State
The Eagle Hotel is the largest and best
arranged Hotel in Shasta aud is furn .hed
throughout in the most perfect aad elegau
manner
The proprietor would call particular at
teniion 10 tho superior arrangements of the
Sleeping apartments.
Families can be supplied With airy ana
commodious suits Of rooms, aud can p,ocuro
every luxury and comfort to be found in a
first class Hotel
The ZuJ1e
will always be supplied with every luxury
that can be procured in the Aiarkei, and
The Bar
with the choicest articles appropriate to that
department.
To those who have already honorcd the
house with their patronage, it is unnecessary
to say anything in reference to its superiority.
To those who have not done SO, the pr"prie
tor would merely say, that the House neVcr
has had superior, and that every exerton
will be made on his part, to maintain the
pre- emlnence.
JAMES LENNON.
Shasta, June 2, 1855.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-25
HOTEL
Jackso" st bet. Monig emery q kcaray
San FrdnciSoO, CaiGstnid
PECK Il FISHER -. Proprietor.

PECK - FISHER. - Proprietors
fNIlE undersigned take pleasure in announc
L ug To their old friends and the public
generally. that they have leased for term
of years, the above i've -.ory brick, fire proof
Hotel. furnished il in the most substantial
and elegant style, aud il is now open for the
Inspection and patronage Of the public.
Their house is situated ia the vicinity Of
the Steamboat Landings. and near to the
business portions OF the city, is CoHvenien,
fer the business community, aud being loca
ted on high ground, just aside from the dus-
ty thorougliares, is also desirable home for
families and gcHllsmen ofleisure.
The International is conducted on the Eu-
ropcan plan Of Lodgings, wi1lt Meals separ
ate charge, in Reicctory IN the basement,
and also Ladies' Ordinary on the main
iiU0f r.. :. PECk.
HENRY FISHER.
n. B.-An Omnibus will slvays be- at the
Steamboat Landings, IN readiness to take
Passengers to the Hotel at charge OF :
baggage free Of charge. d9 Il
The Trinity times., 1855-08-25

1S0 Terces Sugar Cured Hams. in brice,
leu 30 cs Clear and Extra Clear Bacon,
200 bbIs Clear and Mess Pork,
$50 hf bb!s Clear Mess aud Pork,
800 hf bbls new Goshen Butter,
$50 cs Leaf Lard, lob tins,
50 cs superior Dairy Cheese,
1000 kegs Il B Syrup, ; and s gals,
900 hf bbls n o Molasses.
For sale by
r. L. BREWSTER y CO,
jy2S If cor Front and Clay SITS.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-25
RENO VAL.

HOOGs & co,
Book AND JOB PRINTERS,
And Agents for the following Newspapers;
I'ECHo DU PACIFIoUE,
CALIFoWNIA STATESMAN, Sacramento.
CALifoRNIA ExPREss. Marysville.
NEVADA DEMocRAT, Nevada.
GEORGETOWN News, Georgetown.
CRESCENT Cry HERALD, Cres. City.
ISINIrY TIMES. Weayerylie.
Once. rs Clay street,
At the bookstore ri Niessrs. Allen & Spier
between Montgomery and Sansome. nearly
opposite Leidesdorif street, san Francisco.
The Trinity times., 1855-08-25
ST. CHARLES HOTEL
STAGE HOUSE,
Main street. shasta.

r. o. DEWITT and ID. G.. BROWN,
ProPRIEToRs.
TGlE present proprietors Of the St Charles
L llot, would inform lis old patrons, and
the public generally, that they have rcftted
aud furnished it in such manner that they
can assure them Of being as well accommo-
dated in tleir establishment az in any hotel
in Northe rn California, and ask for them
selves fair sha Of public patronage. The
T1BIE
will always be supplied with every delcacy
that can be obtained in this market as also
those of MARY sviile and Sacramento. The
SLEEPING APARTMENTS
are new, and will be kept in a manner infe-
rior 10 none in the country. The general
management of the house viii b. under the
direct supervision Of D. G.. Brown, long and
lav0rably known rs an aS'le caterer to the
public taste.
All the Stages running from here to Ma
rysvillo aud Sac Famcnta, belonging to the
CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY
start from this House. Passengers wishing
any information, can obtain II from NM
Met L Rk, Agent for the company who Is
assays on hand Also, the office of the
California =tcam <avisatio" Company
+. X SHED. Agent, il kept at his house
The Passenger trans for the North leave
the 81. Charles daily, consisting of
The Trinity times., 1855-08-25

DElNG NOW ORGANIZED on Os,
ID manent and substantial bass, and hayiuv
completed arrangements by which the mos
perfect security IS afforded to shippers, the
The Trinity times., 1855-08-25

Z. o. DEWITT and ID. G.. BROWN,
ProPRIETORS.