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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-13
TEA, COFFEE AND SPICES,

OF Every Description,
the whole of which we are determined to sell at q uery
small profit on the cost OF importation believing
do that reciprocity of interests is the safest foundation
on Ghtch to 6Hiia a large and important business.
We are DESTROYS that every article sell may give
perfect satisfaction to the consumer and therefore
first great leading principle shall always he supply the
people of Massachusetts generally with Tea Coffee and
Spices of the most sterling quality prices which
not fail to meet the appreciation OF all.
In order to accomplish this great dcsidcratum shall
bring to bear large amount of practical knowledge de
rived from strict personal attention to the Tea Coffee and
Spice business, in all its various departments both in
Europe and America and thus qualified for the
exercise of sound discriminating Judgment in the scec
ton of all articles submitted to the notice of
The difficulty of procuring good and genuine Tea COT
fee ana Spices at moderate prices, is think admitted
by all This In great measure is attributable to the
manifest inaenticn in the selection of those articles by
those who deal in them prOmscu0usy. But by uniting
these three and important articles and giving them the
whole Of our attention, together with thorough
knowledge Of the business and other which
we possess this difficulty and shall be overcome and
henccforth the people of Worcester and surrounding
country shall be supplied with Tea, Coffee and Spices of
the most rich and fragrant description, Prices Wch
c0HR0t JCtit TO please.
NEW ENGLAND TEA COMPANY,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Tea Coffee and Spices
Iair Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-13
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NJ L w E N G L A n
TEA COMPANY,
2 l O M a I n $ II r e r II,
WORCESTER MASS.

The boundess success which has crowned efforts in
other cities has induced to extend operations to
the city of Worcester.
Consequently, on Friday Sept ., 1859, we opened the
above premises, with very extensive and well selected
stock of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-13
FLOUR, Groceries, Nc.

&5SoREa FLOUR AND GRAIN
RTfMiGH 1000 bbls Flour in wholes and halls com
tNgzH95EsY sprlSing all grades from common Ia the
best extra superiors both for Families and
bakers nse Also. Corn, Rye, Oats. and Fine sed
az OF winch we are selling at as low prices can be pur
chase in this any other market " pun
my30 diff IA NSi,, st-,.o.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05

UPPER TRINITY MINES" Ecnerwal" furnishes
us with the following items relative to the mining
operations on upper Trinity:
BoLT's HILL.-Winkle q Landver have en-
larged their ditch to double its former capacity,
and are now erecting an immense reservoir. This
winter they will work two hydraulics. Williams
& Alexander are building large reservoir will
work hydraulic. Banks & Murray enlargng
dich-will ground suice.
EAsTMAN's FLAT.-McClure, Smith q Eastman
have raised a fine fume, over seventy feet high,
and five hundred feet long, to supply the bydraul-
ic on their hill claim-wi have over one hun
dred feet fall Dunlap & Van Metre are busily
preparing for water. Lawrence, McCluman and
others, also, will work hydraulics on their dig
gngs this winter.
LEwlsToN.-Quite an excitement prevails here,
now, concerning the . lead on Lewiston Hill.
Several companies are prospecting. Summers,
Kise & Co., for their last days work took out
serenteea ounces- pretty good for three men in
one day they have stopped work to repair ditch.
Phillips, Dougherty, Lewis d Day have purchased
the right of Chinese water in Deadwood, and are
now bringing ditch on this Hill from that stream.
They have struck the lead, just back Of Summers,
Kise & Co.'s claim.
RIVER CLAMs.-There are bat three companies
in the river at present, between Lewiston and
Bates ranch, two of which are getting good pay,
and the third small wages. Cardcr, Gelebert &
Toembs, are making on an average an ounce a
day to the Woodworking twelve men. They
have been in seven weeks and have made frac-
/ tion over $4,000. This claim has been worked
four seasons, and pays about the same every year:
/ it will last years yet. CrOnan & Co. will not
succeed in getting their race through this season
they are making small wages by working the
dirt they remove.
WATER WATER Good prospects are con-
! tinualy being found on the high bars and hills
/ on either side of the river, commencing at Lew
iston and running twelve miles up. The usual
cry for water is the result. viii no enterprising
capitalist gather up the waters of S;uart's Fork
and scatter them over these rich and drouthy
| places? Is there no money in the county--or
have no men of sufficient energy and nerve to
undertake a ditch of thirty or forty miles in
! length? 1T is now proven beyond question.
that the district known the " Bolt range" is
rich and extends ten or twelve miles Water
will certainly he brought on these diggings, but
we would rather see it done by our own county
people. Come, we know some of our enerpri-
sing citizens want to make rapid fortune-here
is the oppOrtunily-in eighteen months the in
vestment will pay back the principal, with Il
bonus IF one hundred thousand d0HGrs. You Trim
ity chaps that have your 81 ten talents buried ,
bad better dig 'em up, or the Lord will call you
to an account in the last great day.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05
WEAV CAL,
Saturday Morning, November 5, 1859.

BELIEVING that a different result was entirely
within the reach of the Opposition. we cannot
help regretting that it was not achieved. In our
judgment the fatal mistake was made when the
Republican State Committee, after awaiting the
appearance of the call of the AntiLecompton
State Convention, called a rival gathering TO
meet so as to anticipate the doings of the other
wing of the Opposition. Had different conrse
been taken-had the Anti Lecompton Democracy
been allowed TO take the lead. but requested to
make their call so broad as to give standng-room
on their platform to all opponents Of the lie
compton fraud and its authors-and had the Con
vention assembled under this call been composed
of Anti-Lecompton men of whatever antecedents
and nominated corresponding ticket, with the
hearty assent of the entire Opposition, believe
that ticket might have been chosen, and Califor
mia thus redeemed from her protracted thra dom
TO the Slave Power-.N. Y. Tribune.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05

SIR JoHN FRANKIIN's FATE-The steamer Can.
ada arrived at Halifax, Oct. 9th, with the inter
esting teligence that the remains of Sir John
Franklin had been found. The Arctic steamer
Fox had arrived at Liverpool with the records
and relies Of the Franklin expedition. Franklin
died in lS47, and the ship was abandoned in '4S.
The expedition found at Point William record
dated April oath, 1913, stating that the total
deaths to that date were nine officers and fifteen
men. Several skeletons were found, and a du-
plcate record up TO the abandonment OF the ves-
sells, which will be published.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05

EDlToRs are often asked why they don't pitch
into this candidate, blow up that nomination. or
knock such project into cooked hat'" If
they retort upon the interrogation, "why don't
you lead the assault and lend the weight and in.
tuence OF your name - the query generally ends
the argument
As an EXAMPLE of the above, the Binghamton
On W Republican has been mulcted In 5000
damages, for libel. The RepubHcan , del the
election of a Congressional candidate, was pros
ecuted by his defeated opponent, and obliged to
pay the penalty, the successful candidate never
offering to aid in payment thereof. 1t is good
example of the tricks politicians sometimes play
of Oh newspapers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05

LATEST, OvERLAND.-The Santa Fe mail came
in on Monday, with st. Louis news to Oct. 10
Col. Sumner had left Leavenworth in pursuit of
the Indians who attacked the mail stage a few
days previous 1t is hoped that he will capture
the murderers, and rescue the missing passcn-
gers. News of Brodcrick's death reached Saint
Louis Oct. Sth. Pacific mail stock had fallen to
ia in NJ Y. Walkers fllibustcr attempt ha,
been thwared. The steamer Philadelphia had
been seized by the U. S. Marshal, and all the men
who did not escape, arrested. Yellow fever is ra-
ging in Houston, Texas
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05

THE STEAMSHIP "CHAMPIoNu-A new Iron
steamer OF the above name has been built for the
Vanderbilt Line. Her length is 250 feet, the
largest iron steamship ever constructed on this
side the Atlantic. The vessel is made to accom-
modate 1888 passengers, and will DC placed on the
California line, shortly.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05

JAcINTo"-Who has been very lavish in his
contributions, lately, writes us that be shall stop
for d." time" as he wishes to hear from other
portions of the county. He is surprised that so
few communications appear in this paper, and
hopes that hcncelorth everybody will "write."
So do we. Won't somebody send us mining news
from every district in the county? 1t is the
hardest work imaginable to make up newspaper
without such assistance. " Jacinto" invokes
special Provdences on all who contribute to the
local paper. So mote it be- But don't lengthen
that time any more than possible, " Jacinto."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05

SEWARD FOR Presidential writer in the Chi
cago Tribune who is an earnest Republican, takes
the following view of Mr.. Stewards chances for
election to the Presidency. He says:
Suppose Mr.. Seward nomna ;ed-how is he
going to be elected? What assurance have we
that the 37,444 Americans in Illinois, who voted
for Fillmore in 1856, will support the man whom,
of all the Republicans they hate the most? Is
there any guarantee for the 2,202 Fillmore votes
in Pennsylvania, every one of which will be
needed to carry the Keystone State? Who be-
lieves that the 22,3SG Fillmore Wings Of Indiana
or the %, llj friends of Fillmore in New jersey,
will conquer their pr,judices march up to the
polls, and deposit their ballots for VIM H. Sew
ard Now, without the votes of these men, he
can no more carry either Of these four States
than he can escape death. And how are the Re
pnbcans to elect President unless they receive
their electoral votes %
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05
DISSOLUTION.

TNHE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE ex
L. lsting under the firm aud style of Loop IL Sha-
fer IN the business of Mail and Express carrying
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All per.
sons having claims against them are requested 10
present the same to H. g. Shafer, and those in.
debted will make immediate payment to him.
T. NJ LOOP,
Ii. G. SHAFER.
Weaverville, Nov /, 1859. 423i.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05

BIBLE PREsENrATIoN.- The handsome bible in
possession the Ladies' church committee, will
be publicly presented at the Union church, on
next Sabbath morning. The ladies Of Faggtown
have completed neat velvet cushion to accom-
pany the book. Morning service at the Union
Church will hereafter commence at l | O'Clock
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05

WINTER-Rain commenced or Thursday morn
ing, and has fallen at intervals since, to no great
amount, however. The mountains north have
the atmosphere is occasi onally cleared of fog by
the chilling north west winds. Winter is here
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05
C 0 N TABLES SALE.

pY VIRTUE OF TWO SEVERAL EXECU-
- tions issued out Of the Court of ID. w. Cegg,
Justice Of the Peace of Weavervile Township.
County OF Trinity and State of California, in the
actions Of IIuot and Hipolite against G.. Roy
croft, and VIM. McLyman and said Huot and
Hlpollte against &. ROycroft, each duly attested
October 18th, 1859, and to me directed and de-
vered, have levied upon and seized the fol-
loving as the property of said ROycroft, to wit
A certain piece and parcel of land, lying and
being situate in County and State aforesaid, ad-
joining tract of land formerly owned by d. B.
Mooney, and bounded as follows to wit " Com
mencng at n pile Of rocks on the bank of Trinity
river, on the lower side of branch that divides
said tract of land from said d. B. MONEYS tract
Of land, thence rnnning northtry 100 rods
thence eaStcry 100 rods thence southcry 100
rods, and thence westerly 100 rods to beginning
corner" embracing lG0 acres of land, and orig
nally located hy H. b. Eastman, and recorded in
Recorders Office in said county, in Book c, ="
page 212.
Also, certain piece or parcel Of land situate
in County aud State aforesaid, on Trinity river,
known as - Moneys Ferry" and bounded as
follows, TO wit Commencing at a bIazed pine
tree near the cabin about two hundred yards
north Of Moneys House, thence running
sOntherly along the foot of the hill one mile
thence eastery 80 rods, thence northerly one
mile, and thence westerly so rods to the place of
beginning" together with all and singular, the
tenements hereditaments and appurteuances
therennto belonging or in any wise appertaiuing
Notice is hereby given, that on
Saturday, Nov. 26th, "A. D., 1859,
at o'cock, P. NJ, will sell all the right, title
and interest of said G.. Roycroft in and to the
above described property, at the Court House
door in said county, at public auction for cash in
hand, to the highest and best bidder to satisfy
said executions and all costs
GEO. GOLDTHORP, Constable.
Wpavervil1a
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05

INA HuFF.-IIarney is said to have behaved in
very sulky manner on the arrival OF bis supe.
rior officer at Fort Vancouver. messenger was
dispatched Immediately on Gen. Scott's arrival,
to notify Gov. Douglas that he was ready to pro-
ceed with the conference
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05

ORIGINAL PoEM.-In to-day's paper is poem
by Mrs. FADER. We glad at being again
able to present our readers with one of her sweet
and kindly-worded productions, and trust that
she will not remain so long silent hereafter.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05

PREPARING FOR WNTER.-" Ecnerwal" writes
us that the miners between Lewiston and Bates
are busily preparing their claims for winter
bitches are being cleaned and enlarged, fumes
put in. and reservoirs built, and the prospect is
good for prosperous mining season.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05

CosMoPoLITAN ART JoURNAL.-A specimen copy
of the engraving for the coming year, Shaks-
peare and his Friends" has been received 1t
can be seen at this office. Persons wishing to
subscribe for the coming year, should hand in the
subscription money S3, Immediately, as the
names OF Subscribers must be forwarded Novem-
ll.r 2nth
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05

II. W. Everett having received majority of
the votes cast, and the same having been duly
canvassed by the County Judge, certificate was
issued accordingly.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05

LIQuoR SToRE.-At Mitchells liquor store may
be seen large and life-lke photograph of Da-
vid c. Broderick. Attention is called to the ad-
veriisement of the above liquor store in to-day S
paper. He has choice selection, which he will
sell cheaper than the cheapest.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05

CHEAP FARE by THE NEW MAIL LINE-The
prices of passage by the last steamer for the East,
were as follows Old line, upper saloon, Sl35 25;
first cabin, Sl07 second cabin, S52 so steerage.
S37 so. On the Garrison Vanderbilt line, first
cabin, S54 so steerage, S37 so
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05
PROBATE NOTICE.
In the matter of The petition Of SARAH COLE, Ad
ministrafyir. for a sale Cf Ike Zeal Estate O
JOIN COLE, deceased
In the Probate Court of the Comfy of Trinity,
State of California.

TT APPEARING BY THE PETITION OF
l. the saId Administrators that there is not suff-
cient personal Estate in her hands to pay the
debts outstanding against the deceased, and the
expenses OF Administration, and that it is ncces-
sary to sell the whole, or portion of the real
estate for the payment of such debts
1t is therefore ordered by the Judge of said
Court that all persons interested be and appear
before him at the Court room of said Probate
Court on
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05

HASDSoNr'-sl,OOo was realized at the Shasta
church Festival, given by the ladies'. A like en-.
tertainment is talked Of for the same purpose, by
the ladies of Weavervillr,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05

GREAT NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE Bennett, of
the N. \. Herald, is now organizing a corps Of
reporters. and intends giving full reports of de-
bates in the next Congress. 1t is said the enter
prise will cost from S50,000 10 500, 900.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05

PRENTICE SAID IT.-A man, to qualify for Of
fee, has to swear. But, if swearing qualities men
for public trust, nearly all the Tennessee Demo-
crats. since the election in that State, are about
well qualified fellows as we ever heard of in
our lives
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05

EVERYBODY BUYS lT.-The extract Of Sarsapa-
rilla, Yellow Dock, Dandeion and Iodide of Po-
tassium, put up at Seaman's drug store, is recon-
mended by all who have used it, as being far su-
peror TO any other Sarsaparilla manufactured.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05

LooP SHAFER have dissolved partnership
and sold their Humboldt mail and express route
TO John G.. Sanborn, who will hereafter make
regular trips
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05

DIscoNTINUEp-Freeman & Co. have given no.
tice after Nov. Sd they would discontinue their
Express in the northern portion OF the State. as
also their coast routes The business did Mt nav.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05

We are compelled to omit the publication OF
an article on taxation, by " Jefiersonian," this
week. Also letter from our Pitt river cores
uondent.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05
COAST EXPIRES


LIE INTENDS RUNNING a REGTT
l. l. reliable weekly Express between W." Wa.'a ana
vile, Union. and intermediate points and %'ase ave.
weekly between Weavervlle and Bio Ror .Ieun Ieu'
ing Weavervile every WEDNESDAY md SaT Vuv'
URDAY, via Oregon Gulch, Mouth Canon Tai' C,I'
North Fork. Big Flat, Cox's Bar, Tovlor,. FL T.. n
Cedar Flat, Burnt Ranch, South Fork and '"S
HOOPA VALLEY.
Returning, leave Union every Thnrsd,r
Strict attention will be paid to the transacticno, =,
all business entrusted to him, and every esor, !"
his power made for the speedy delivery alona
the route of
Teiegraphic Messages, Packages.
Parcels, Letters. Papers, etc. Atlantic ponor,
will be forwarded over the route as soon as thpv
arrive.
He shall always be supplied with COIN for
the PURCHASE OF GOLD DUST on his ronto
make collections, and transact general Expres
business.
Persons on the route wishing letters and plpey
delivered by me, are requested to place &Jr
names on my list. j. G. SANB0RN
Dse- TRINITY JOURNAL carried FREE. -6N
Nov. ., 1859. 42lf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05

For Miners UsE.-Mr. Joseph Kohn requests
us to announce that be has received a superior as.
sortmen of India Rubber Boots and Coats which
he intends TO sel-even at cost--and wishes
miners TO examine.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05

LUCKY TRAPpER.-Mr Chas. Mcclure, of East
mans, has succeeded in trapping six bears within
the last mouth one grizzly, three black, and
two brown
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05

CoURT OF SESSIONS will meet on Monday, No.
vember l4th A grand jury will be drawn next
Wednesday.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05

SUPERVISOR FOR SECOND DIsTRICr.-The fol-
lowing is correct abstract of the vote for Super
visor for District No. 2, cast Oct. 22, 1859:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05

CALIFORNIA DEMOCRACY CoMPLIMENTED-The
N. Y. Herald describes the late elec ton In Cali
fDrnia as the s'resul. of common sense"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05
Nomdny, the 9Th day of December,

a. d.. 1859, at II o'clock a. M, of that time
(that time being specially appointed for the hear
ing of said pettion,) to show cause why an or
der should not be granted to the said admins
tratriX to sell so much of the real estate of the
deceased as should be necessary to pay such
debts, and that copy of this order be published
at least four successive weeks in the Trinity
JOURNAL, IA newspaper printed and published in
said county.-October 28th, 1859.
X. r. MILLER,
Co. Judge. and ex-ofIico Probate Judge
Attest NJ f. GRIFFIN, Clerk. 424i.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05

THE opposition steamer Orizaba arrived last
Sunday with over coo passengers,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05
LOOK TO YOUR ROOFS
CHILD'S

DiTENT ELASTIC FIRE AND WATERPROOF
RO0FING-FOr Buildings of Eocry Descrp-
ton. This material possesses all the virtues, with
noue Of the
DEFECTS OF ASPHALTUM,
Being more elastic and durable and less brittle,
while it is perfectly secure against
N'1ro and watcr.
1t is perfect resistcnt of the atmosphere, hav-
ing been Thoroughly tried in New England and
various parts Of the United States, unclnding
California and Oregon, and has everywhere been
found to be the Cheapest and Best Roof
in Use. 1t can be laid over leaky Roofs of
Tin and other Metals
Orders filled for any part of the country, ac
companied with printed Instructions for applica-
ton OF the material, which is easy and simple
Sold in barrels of forty gallons, at
Forty Dollars n Barrel.
Also in half barrels. A barrel will cover 800
square feet of new Roofing, or 5000 square feet
Of metal. gss- Send for a Circular
All orders promptly attended to by
j. H. PURKITT, Agent.
1873 California St., San Francisco.
November 5, 1859. 42l3t.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05
Obituary CsncIusion OF the s. Hard sheip'
Daett.

REPORTED BY JACINTo."
Moses like the autumn leaf
Has fall'n to rise no more,
lie died of double breasted grief,
All buttoned up 4.
Oh, dismal is the miners death,
No kindred heart around,
For when grim death shuts oil bis breath
There's no telling where he's bound.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-05

PAPERS AND MAGAzNEs.-Greenhood az New
bauer supplied this Office, on Tuesday evening,
with all the late Eastern papers, pctorials, and
Godey's Lady's Book and the Ladies Amt rcan
Monthly.