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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-05-04
LAUREL SPRING
Fe" ale Acaden0v


Female Academy.
vENHE first Session of this School will commence on
III the first Monday in May, and close by the last Of
September. 1t is located in Ashe county near Laurel
Spring P o. No situation in the State affords greater
advantages in the summer season for such School
than this. The purity of the atmosphere, the excel
lence of the water and the proycrbal heathncss OF
the place. will be nducement with parents who wish
to combine health with intellectual improvement.
The undersigned with competent female Assistant,
will spare pains to make the School what its friends
desire it to be. Special regard will be had the moral
culture of youth committed to
Terms Of Tuition, per Session Of yfpe months:
Elementary Branches of English
Education 80 90.
Higher Branches of English usually taught
in such Academies ... 81 so.
Board can be had in respectable families near the
Academy, at Sc 90 per month
Pupils will be charged from the time of entrance
the close of Session. deduction made except in
Of sickness. J. HUNTER.
April 81, 1853. C-3t-pd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-05-04

~ The 42d Annual Convention Of
the Episcopal Church in the Diocess of North
Carolina will be held in ST. PAULs CHURCH. EDENToN,
on the second Thursday (l3th) in May, 1858.
EDWARD LEE WINSLoW, Secy.
Fayetteville, April %, 1858.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-05-04
APPOINTMENTS.

Judge Ellis, the Democratic candidate for Governor,
will address the people at the following times and
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-05-04

M INV FIRM.
TENHE NEW FIRM of FULLINGS, SPRINGS & co.
ID beg leave to present themselves to the citizens of
North and South Carolina; and in doing, would earn
esty solicit continuance of the liberal patronage be-
slowed on the well known firm ofFullings Co.
We would say with much assurance that we have the
Largest, Neatcst and Cheapest
Stock Of Boys Clothing
ercr altered in this State!
buy the materials and manufacture goods,
thereby saving the manufacturers profit which is at
least IS per cent Moreover every article of Clothing
passes under the supervision of of the firm and if
not well-made it is not received. We can therefore
parrant the making Of all goods that go from house
FULLINGS, SPRINGS co.
May 4, 1858. If
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-09

- OONs In shawhnns nock, third story, entrance from
~ Market street, whore all kinds Of useful and innocent
Csrriises may he had every mntnng aud evening.
Tgaas;-ruee Dollars YuAf, or ono Dollar for three
months. For particulars inquire OF q. CRoNsR, AZ his
bookstore, whore Tickets may be procured. febigq
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-09

Seneca County Lands at Private
SIie.

A AGENT TOT nf u, n. stsluef oGef At rvuie,ais
a he following described fafmsi
frtt--khe Farm on which Jacob Omwick resides, al.
joining the CITY % Tihn ani the plauk Road leadug
from Fremont 20 Upper sandusky, THIS Farm coniainf
fcc hundr9d nnd eleyvn lai about huRed and
eighty Of which Is cleared and under good lenc gand cu
vaon aud ia quality not surpassed by any thecouniy,
being mostly River boiomi The remainder Il heavily tim
beied aad Az unde' ieaeipg The sandusky Rivct forms
pan OF Ia Eastern houndaty.
Tho Improvement coasi,i of good log Dwelling Iouss,
New Frame hAfn with FTapadcs corn chi wagon ,hads
anaothes necessary out thulugs Rnda well of the
ynr ohthe htm Il ihearlng huT and two Young
ochaus Of the choicest Fu planted four years agu This
farm, oT Fertility Of su 10 'a0n aud other sdvant,rr U
one OF the most desirable 90 be ound, and VIII be divided
u dosifed % sult purchassfs.
'gcoui The Farm, ooHlaNhg 100 Aehs on which Iere
miuh Miller resides, In Adams township, adjoining tho va
sge of Lowe tho Pofland rnAd and e road lead ae
nom Repuheto Green Springs, about three miles iom the
Rsyren any anil sixty actes o. this tract ore cleared and
under ruv alton, he balance heavily thvf Nd With black
walnut poplar and other valuable timber The soil itmos
" ' hlack loam, and Of tlo best quality
hia well waefud by uuYfI,faiinf sprins md stream
The improvements consist OF new and substantial Fsane
eate and other ont halhur aud an oflhurd OF ohoiee
Wllt planted iouf years ago,
falniA if,ot Of oae hanaseA and sixty acres n Aiau
ownihp, adjoining the above ac about Thirty anfes Of
which are cleared and unlef uvaon, The rsuandetheav.
iy umhrtad With valuable Timber, snail sifsauf paslps
through tact, and the sail it Of 6fst uualtv
Any NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of hose and, sdeenod inaeees
saw aepefons dcsouS OF purchasing viii Of coufse exam
n7 oF themselves. which they 90 hY calling on either III
ny tenants above named The Agent IA
wham will show The prlm 'fcrms made eatv
tttn, Oct. "a 5f-1ln LEWIS nALrEElli., Art.
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WRT'ING DEPARTMENT.

Thsdepariment Is undcr the immediate supervision o
a. SFE ycEHN Soys 70 The puhicthsis snlcientguat
anty that Il will be we'll cnndarfcd While Mr. s con
celed 10 stani pf'.rninsutly high as Author and
roaoher t in justice be sni OF his WHO are
souioed with him that they compHrs voflhy IN point o
Artistic Wtanmuut with 'ho.f accomplished MUSTER Thi
4, without ouh The most destbo place puruo Penman
ship a. study in the anufs West
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TIE DESIGN.

n a tho design or Tho pr1rroior Of these Colleges 20
perfect chain OF nn,ncw schools fnm East 10 West n
fof ling the m1,t ample facilities fuf young aud Young
ladies' 10 qualify themselves iofta p1nihe positions life.
Thof schools NJ the points above esahii hcdona firm
basis AMI aro an IN most pfosperlus condition. The
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-09
NEW METHOD OE TEAoHINa

strikes atthe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of the Science 70.
Veaugthe great natural tWo'lNld division Of the Lei,rr
whereby h scenthe pfonrtlne Of damaAaiion between
kealau Representative fr1ncry nnl tho governing law
OF uanse a. regaIls It's a0eetng the two rlassrs OF ac
eountsaud those Of the same class, IN eyety vafev at
iransaetohs, thus sfppiug this most useful aud beautiful
scienccef mnch0l l.mc honored mysiefica made such
~ arbitrary undmnllhlr rules, meaningless forms and
tse noons and honce enables the student 20 acquire
ooeoiiouons ofaeoounu as emboiiedin actual praetoe
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-09
TIE COLLEGIATE COURSE

WIN embrace the approved add practical forms oi
kaonng hnokshy Double Env IN The various dcnnr mens
Of Trade aud Conmerlo nguling The General Wholesale
and Retail, N'r'anule ESchnnre Commission, NAnufaci.
nhng, Rqilr,si, Banking Printing, Miuing, shipping,
Htnamhnatng vi viinnl, Ptuucfshp and Compound Com.
my Bunuost. An m1nuscrpis from which The student
cdpst arc written in ahol rapid hu urss haul which m
serve a. goat auxiliary 10 securing 10 him excellent
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-09
7 mE REGuLAR coURs

spended 10 fepfefcnt every species or husness fot
.male't Roail 20 ihe hsavlost aad most ntfcats Il
Whoesaigand romuiisl0a, as weias nankinr Rair,ad.
lugeto demanded al BY out vast and eonapt
increasing Colhnotce.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-09

ESPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO
Insurance Of Dwellings Farm Property. out-Bulid.
ing and Contents
suohinsured of periods Of years on tbe moitf IA
vornble terms.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-09
n EW Y 0 RK PRIoEN.
PRESERVE YOUR TEETH f!
&f

WOULD YOU HAVE HEALTuf
WOULD YOU UAvEUONFORTf
WOULD YOU uAVE nENUTYf
Wouldvou Instead Of li,ea,cd gums liberated teeth
fotid andloahsomo btoath have health, ,heauty, wee
breath ,comfouaud oloanlinos-prestusy youtteeth
SFs Lnas 9s WAY
rcndctshs nroo oossoualiervces % the peone Of Timr
and vcnity, aud rnynopa 10 Insert that latest md
mosthoauiuttyles Of tncouuphle teeth, from to
ulicase, on gold, silvoror Cutta pefcha.
Ills nllngnrc not Of that soft gpnngv texture which In
stead Of beautging ahsolute, nlure and destroy tho
tHeth thus treated. Rnt Rrh pucclv solid, beautifully
polished ado wiaectualy preserve The teeth foryear
Tceihcieanud In the best manner without pan. Dis-
eated gums ant allppertdns reformed
withskillandcafe. PARTICULAR ATTENTION
PAID TO CORRECTING IRREGULARITIES IN
CHlLnREN'S TEETH. - The best references and
In Tomb's block, overWhiteS n Bros. Store
Timn, Nov. 90, SO. &C.
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T|||7 - ~ YIN =
EACuLTY.

y. u. BayArr. n. D. stRsttoN J. G. Bag,vr, }. ?.
CkLuss }, r. OsLufvs, r. A. HtrEf instilciDfii in te
aoenoe Of Acuouns and Le1iutas 30 dness Cuft1uf
2. r. arHvcHa Sovs, inHrugiori iu hutineF and o..
nlmehln rehman,hp aud Lecturers on Conmufoal Cor.
fcspnndenoe.
Hon noaaou Masy, Hon GEo. w. CmetoS Hon. Eli.
Hu nuaRfrr, Special iectufsfi.
Hon. .HANuELsrAnKwENruER, IoRNrt CtAHEt biqa
liun. JHssr q. Hfsnor, ieriurtfton Commercial l1w.
Rev. faEuEacK n BaowS, Pres. Asa MamAN, Lectu.
feft political Economy
Rov, JAWFg ELLrR Rev. Dr.. AikEN, Lecturer on Com
mef'inl Ethics.
.Ii,v6y,J. y. Mram,N, Lecturers on Banhing ".
nance ctr.
H. g. NAt,,tt, VI O. Lucr Lrc ,on the General
Principles % Details of Ra.ltuldiuz.
}. %. Mgaat,v, EugRsos + WHra Lecturers on Com.
M fuHfff
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To- a neat aud convenient manner.
TIME OF COMMENCING.
Asihrre are ierm', ana no vacations, students ma,
enter At any time and pr1seouo their suot wthout rel
oenoe 10 classes by this arfanaomont every student 4,
pcrmitedo pfogroasa mpdly a. his euiepfsd willadmi
DAILY LEOTURES
wllBe deycfsd on the Science Of Aooonats Commercial
Law, Political Economy, Commercial CNlculaons Bank
ing, Ncuanlilo UaNomh Commercial Ehios, Rair,adna,
husiness Coffe'ponence, Mining, Geography,
etc.
AScuot, ,NsnIr issued rfoui the Clevoand College will
be good la Chicago Buffalo, and Albany, and vice yena
TERMS.
For ihll codfsa-tinle Notwithstanding a ds.
pNftmonis of u Ok Kccplng, Lectures and
Spsnoedhn pcnnVnshp, 40 90
For same course In Ltliet' department, g5 90
fcfsonsta Aing Psnmanshp al0uei willreccise one
mdnihsinJsuciion hf 90
Unlimited course OF ponman hin, 10 90
Through tho extensive business acquaintance Of the Pfn
cpa', many Of tho students .rauang, aro placed In
stunions
tR- eotur riaformaon, please callat College Room,
o. aend fora catalogue. Address
BRYANT 4 STR NTTuN,
octio-ly Co,eland, Albany, Chicago, ornuflio.
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Ayers CathartiC Pills.

FNHE sciences OF Chemistry and Medicine have been
Il taxed their produce this best most perfect
purgatl,e which is known to man. 1nuumcrabe proofs
are shown that these Pills have virtues which surpass 10
excellence the ordinary medicines, and that they win un-
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remove the obsructons Of ts organs, purify tho blood,
aud expe disease They purge ont thefoul humor which
breed and grow dsemper, stimulate sluggish or disor-
dored organs into their natural action and mpar healthy
tone with strength 10 the whole systom Not only do
they cure the everyday complaints Of every body, but
also formidable aud dangerous disease that have hahed
the best Of human skill While they produce powerful
effects they are tho time, In dmnished doses tho
safest and best physlc that be employed for children
Being sucnrcoaod they are pleasant to take and being
purely vegetable arc free from any risk Of harm. Cures
have been made which supass belief were they nos sub
stanatod by Of such exalted position and character
a. TO forbid tie suspicion Of untruth. Many eminent
eergymen aud physicians have lent their TO cer
~ to the public the reliability Of my remedies while 9TH
ors have the Of their conviction that
y Pretaratons contribute immensely 70 the relief Of my
AFFLICTED, suffering iollow-men.
Tho Agent below named s pleased to furnish gratis my
American Almanac containing directions for their and
certificates Of their cures Of the following complaints;
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Heartburn, Headache arlsing nom foul stomach, Na
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Medicine, scroiua or hings HNl lhey also, uy puly
Ing the blood and stimulating the systomi cure many
complaints which Il would not be supposed they could
reach such "a Deafness Partial Blindness Neuralgia aud
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ney6 Ooht and other kindred complaints arising frum
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Do not be put on by unprnoipled dealers with some
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you compares with this In its intrinsic value curative
powers The sick want the best aid there is for them
and they should bave il.
Prepared by DIR. J. G. AVER,
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pRIoE 20 Cts. PR Box. FIVE BoxEB ron ~.
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NOOK BEREl

LOT OF good Carriages for sale by Charles Grove two
~ miles souh OF Foltptia: Perons wishing 20 purchase
would DO vol 10 call and be fore puchas else where As
they be sold cheaper for Cash lucan be hadoo where
su17 SIN CliARtEs GaovE
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I NE EXTENDED COURSE

tsnnm the various nusinss,
Fms, ,and d designed for such stuiort AZ NAV Wish a.
pend longef than tho time required by the Regular
tome Spaplaliiuuso. ''s
hytaklpg IA addition the ENten6edCo the studen,
wilieeiatih ihipiy and pfouahly empoy cd In monihs
fHNNANehif "ftacilca n and ornamental % In anits
Npeieti viii De eurht IN the most thorough and easnt
manuef BY one of the hasi aaehe n the West uesirs
epspal molhod pitoachlng nusiaots Nsfnr the Chir
ythn,ogranhio will alto be- taurht 7hs,vse II
popaaraud recomnehdsd hy nnf hest en n
no@tanghtiulhe Public schools of Cleveland Coanhns 4
Ioedo Many schools open Tor acod 81
cei'y,e@9geg.' 'Rhy =! soon a, h,ygaa be qaal6sa.
DAILY LEnfukkA IN Practical and Thporatlea a
Book kketuipF Ncfoantle Lave Commurcial Eihics Pa
lnua EcnroulY, Al 81 Comuuaiion, Commcrcia CaIsn.
louons, Mercantile Cuitaut, Nankinn, Eaohanae. Con,
mcrcei kaigoaing rnmntfeia uitiob Dusiudis Coitas
pondeucp, fenmanshi Il, eio.
The New Suit q Rooms, Of ihli College, oeeupls, ths
anestos aou in hocily, situated asoy on iho corner
oithe fuhlesguafe ard seperos stcei, edltiiag nil
view most narta offhe city and The l1ko The toh,
afoueay and tasionlv fornshei. fprnlflnf ln beauty
saa e,peshstthols ofeuy iilaf aiitutioRa
The LAplEs 'CoURsE ,thesanses that ~ ,hs Gen
uewee ehorllpg ualmciNiaato 20 oladca who NAV "A n
'ess-Al ,.s ieemsete, ~ The Canmsrci A Coarse.
a. extensive hrlinesi acquaintanos
'eeaie sooa ii,aatoal oI macy oihis gtad
: MsrAs'h, ,yIgs
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THE INITIATORY COuRsE

omhgacVt NregulaTnNeressvese seos Of mannscrnt
classified somewhat ~ to che variety OF nasactons I,
eounis AthefthaR mere routine and actual FORMULA bv al.
dressing thn reason aud judgment of the student who stu,
dies withe view ot apptehsndiug aad svus N results
enh 90 pu.hes on bis s'ons with much
hdence, pleasure andindepondehc6,
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0oOK KEEpING nEpARTMENT

enhteoes three dlinct grades via, tnitatary Re-nl,r
aud Extended Coufses, md ushton Folio ns No Moth
d. recommended by over twenty of the most reliable
Practical Accountants OF Cleveland
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24
r LONDON CLUB HOUSE GIN
WILLIAM III. DAILY,
/. p. FISHERS

A DvERTISING AGENCY, San Francis
n co--No. l7la Washington street, up stairs,
nearly opposite Maguire's Opera House.
l.. p. FISHER is the authorized Agent Of the
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TOMBs ON THE HILLS.

High on those mountains, where th plaided Gael
Treasures bis clans traditionary story
And where the tempest in its searchless vail
Wraps SUBMITS hoary.
There, in an awful solitude of hills,
lake lies dark within its sombre dwelling,
Soundless and still, but for the chime Of rils
Through moses yelling.
And by q stream, that to its lonely bed
Der lichened rock in crystal falls is speeding,
One little spot arrests the warriors tread
With voices pleading.
1t is an ancient burial. ground how long
Heavens moons have waned since its first
tenant slnmbcr'd,
No record dim, or legendary song,
Has ever numbered.
By the rude wall that shrined their funeral urns,
'Tis many year since Times decayng finger
Left but mouldering fragment, where the ferns
Might sadly linger.
And there they rest them in their mountain grave
The unremembered dead, all dreamless sleeping
The wind their coronach, by the lone wave
Sorowful weeping.
No lordly sculptures, towering to the sky,
Deck their poor dust with monumental glory !;
few green hillocks tell the passer by
Their simple story.
OFT when the stars that lit the twilight gloom
Slept on its breast, by that still lake I've wan
dered,
And DER the verdure Of some nameless tomb
Dreamy pondered
And thought that silent dust that breathed Of old
Those breasts that throbbed with high and
proud endeavor,
Those lips that passio Is burning uttcrance told,
Forgotten ever
There, with those namcless ashes Of the past,
There would slcep-the mist my pillow vail
ing
My dirge the waters, and the morning blast
Ceaseessly wailing.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

THE TYRANT REAsoN.-This hag, this Reason,
would not let me look up, or smile, or hope she
could not rest unless were altogether crushed,
cowed, brokenin, and broken down. According
to her, ] was born only to work for piece OF
bread, to await the pains of DEATH and steadily
through all life to despond Reason might be
right yet no wonder we are glad at times TO de-
fly her, to rush from under her rod and give a
truant hour to lmagination--her soft bright foe,
our sweet Help our divine Hope. We shall and
must break bounds at intervals, despite the terri
bic revenge that awaits our return. Reason is
vindictivc as devil: for me, she was always
envenOmed as a step-mothcr If | have obeycd
her it has chiefly been with the obedience of fear,
not Of love. Long ago | should have died Of
her rough ill-usagc, her stint, her chill, her
barren board, her icy bed, her savage, ceasecss
blows, but for that kind Power who holds my
secret and sworn allegiance. Often has Reason
turned me ont by night, in mid winter, on cold
snow, citngng for susteDnnce to The gnawcd bone
which dogs had forsaken: sternly has she VOWED
her stores held nothing more for me- -harshlv
denied my right 10 ask better thing. Then,
looking up, have seen in the sky head amidst
crcling stars, Of which the midmost and the
brightest lent ray sympathetic and atteni: n
spirit, softer and better than human Reason, has
ascended with quiet fight to the waste-hrnging
all round her sphere of air borrowed of eternal
summer; bringing perfume of flowers which
cannot fade; fragrance Of trees whose fruit is
life; bringing breezes pure from a world whose
day needs no sun to tighten it, My hunger has
this good angel appeased with food, sweet and
strange, gathered among cleaning angels, gar
nering their dew-white harvest in the first fresh
hour of a heavenly day: tenderly has she assuaged
the insuffcrabe tears which weep away life itself:
kindly given rest TO deadly weariness: generously
lent hope and impulse to paralyzed despair. Di-
vine, compassionate, succOrable influenced When
bend the knee to other than God, it shall be at
thy white and winged feet beautiful on mountain
or on plain Temples have been reared to the
sun, alters dedicated to the moon. Oh, greater
glory To thee neither hands build nor lips
consecrate: but hearts through ages are faithful
to thy worship. A dwelling thou hast, too wide
for walls, too high for dome temple whose
floors are space; rites whose mysteries transpire
in presence, to the kinding, the harmony Of
worlds !-Brontf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

How They FIX 'EM.-The steamers Orizaba
and Santa Cruz have both been withdrawn from
the Frazer river route. The designation of the
steamer Santa Cruz has been changed from Bel.
lingham Bay to Crescent City, Humboldt Bay
and Trinidad. The company have taken the poor
devils there, got all their money, and now with
draw their vessels, leaving them to tread water
or starVe
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

2OO HANS; HliESi' NAI' fA'rN' '''AN
100 bills. Clear and Mess Pork
100 half bbls. Clear do.
300 new Goshen Butter;
200 cans Leaf Lard, lob tins;
1000 bags green Rio Coffee
800 mats Old Government Java do I;
100 drums new Goldfish
100 half bbls. No. Mackarel
so bbs Carolina Rice;
1000 mats No. l China do;
100 ceroons new Chile Peaches;
500 mats No China Sugar;
IS hhds. New Orleans do.
500 bbls. and half bbls Crushed do. 4;
100 " Coffee do.
1000 kegs E. B. Syrup, and 8 gal.
800 &" II gal.
so bbls. d"
200 half bbs new Dried Apples;
1000 boxes Knapps Candles
1000 Chemical Sperm do.
200 Belmont do. in cartoons;
so Patent Sperm do.
1000 X. C. A. Soap;
1000 Yay's do;
1000 Layer Raisins;
1000 half and quarter do;
100 chests fine Green Tea;
300 cases do. l and 2ib caddies
500 " Black do lib papers
100 Olive Oil
100 Sardines, and boxes
500 Assorted Pie Fruits;
100 Jams and Jcllies;
600 /" Piper's Oysters;
500 " Assorted brands do;
100 &" Fresh Lobster, 2ib tins
500 Brandy Peaches, gal.
200 Saaratus, lib papers
$50 boxes Colgate Starch;
1000 cases assorted Ground Spices
100 cases Ground Coffee;
so kegs fresh Nutmegs;
so cases Peach Tobacco;
25 Fruit and Mary's Own do.
25 Virginia Offering do;
81 Grape do;
25 Cubanisc do. {;
250 Smoking do;
For sale by
II. +. Brewster & Co.,
Cox. CLAY AND FRONT STREETS,
elm San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-07-24

ArsTRALTA.-A confederation of Australian
colonies is talked of; a bill for a new and liberal
election law has been offered in the Legislature.
There was great suffering among the poor of
Victoria and New South Wales; drought prevail.
Gu IN the colonies; in Melbourne the unemployed
accepted Government wages of four shilings and
half ratnns.