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Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-24
: CONFECTtONARy,
TIuRD STREET.

HAvtNg purchased the stock and az
IL lures of the old aud well-known
stand Of the late Y. MussrtsAr, have
made aud shall continue TO make addi
tons thereto, until every article usually
kept at such an establishment will be
found In my shelves, Candies embra-
cling nj the fine fancy confections cakes.
fine wines, pickles, preserves, safdines,
segats. ssucea etc, will be found at my
establishment Of the very best. Ily strict
personal attention, aud disposition 10
please the public, ! am determined 60
make the Third Street Con feetionary
equal TO the growing wants Of the city
aud surpassed by none in the State. Store
open day aud night to y o'clock.
novt5 q, ID. WADDILL.
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TO PLANTERS.

WE HAVE in store 400 hbls. superior
w Winter Whale Oil and 10 bbls Win
Tar Strained Lard Oil-for sale at city cash
nrices by ED. & WIN. B0GEL.
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Mrs. ALIENS HAIR REsToRER. for
WI. sale by Ed. 81 Wx. BOGEL.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-24

FRESH supply Of cho,ee Drugs, and Pure
.nris ND. a wM. poeKL.
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REYOLYERS.

4 HAVE on hand tho celebrated Adams
il sclf-oooking Revolvers, also Smith Il
Wessen's Seven shooters for cartridges.
nova THEo, GOLDMAN,
Lafayette street, near Main.
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Cukss MEN and Ragammon bosrds-s fne ss
-, sortment just received by
apris I'D. 4 wM. BoGEL.
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Medicated Iodine Cigars.

LNoR tho cure Of Coughs, Colds. Asthma,
II Bronchitis, and all diseases Of the
Lungs and Bronchial Tcbes, prepared in
by ljuly9l.l Ed. 4 VIZ. BoGEL.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-24
SIMMER SILKS.
Bfusiins and Jseonets.

A LARGE lot Of the above, 10 be sold at Re.
sars PHILA, CASH STORE.
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crecian Fancheronian Drops.

A SURE and safe remedy for Sick Head
~. ache. Dyspepsia, Chronic Diarrhea
aud Cholera, will restore healthy action
10 the Liver. without particle OF Calomel,
Mercury. Quinine. or Morphine bcng oon-
tained In their compound. For sale by
july2l. En-. & WM. BOGEb.
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To BUILDERS.
To spORTsMEN.

4 HAVE aue variety Of the best quality Game
j pss., ehet Pouches, pelts. Powder Fissts ssd
several new styles Of Improved shot Pouches
oresneers, Colts, Cos's, kiey's, walkers and
genuine a, u. Percussion Cape. also, Dun clean
Ing Rode, Tubes. wrenches, De, Al
nevss FRANK uuauEr's.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-24

nUTCH BITTERS-Thog genuine Boer-
- have's Celebrated Bittsrs always on
hand at V. uEUDE ~ CO.'S
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CORN MILL, CORN MEAL, ETC.
DHAL's Young America Corn Mil, established
ID IN isaa, continues 90 supply Fresh NJ cal
9rts. ohopped Corn, etc.
jsnii JOSHUA bEAL.
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ME HAvE lust tereivsd fturr New Ycfh. .
w nne supply of " bite Mstsellles Counter.
PHILADELPHIA uAsn sroRE,
nsiis Lafarette street
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CHOICE TEA.

A LARGE assortment Of the best Black
IA and gfeen Tess, warranted fresh just
,eeelved by ED ~ WIN. BUgEb.
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UIuUspNs. y

NsuVFNHs ~
WE HAVE just received . supply of
w Bonnet llibbons, also full assott-
ment of black Velvet Rlbbons,
Al the FtttfA CASH STORE.
novgI Lafayette Street.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-24
unnY SHIFTS.

A MOTHER supbir ~ ,hsse % Hgsr ftIr,s, hes
N lust been received ~ Me -
ie2a PHILADELPHIA CASH sroRH.
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rAUAaDt,s.

rI,ltE Philadelphia Casl Store hes now
on hand q hne assortment of Black
and Colored silk patasols. Isp2s.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-24

qR pnnn WORTH or DIAMONDS, consisting
IpDVVV cfs fneisd and, cluster and H'iitat.
tsnted to he hsst water In strte spd f.t sse st
the lowest priess by THrD. aobbMANN.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-24

COTTON SEED.
Tn Store aud for saIe-Boyd Prolific. Lsttls
Il Brown; Mexican ana Petit Gulf
mari BARBEE d BENJAMIN.
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NEW uACON.

- rierces tisin DO 10 do,
do Sugar Cured Hheuidersl
do do do sides
Al cfchciee quality and Ter sale at moderate
ces, JOSHUA prALs
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FRESH ARRIVALS

= 81 q n T. E-S ST - II n q
puRNoua, puRNuus.
HHAMis, sHAwts,
NE HAvH opened an invoice ~ magnificent
w uLnAHs and buRNUus, ~ p6,h If the
vssy latest styles and ciferei ., reduced ptices,
AT riir rrnrLE'e aitiRn.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

VOICE OF THE PREss.-The press is beginning
to speak boldly against the craven practice of
carrying concealed weapons. The late occur
renee in the halls of our Legislature is forcing
them to it. Hear what the 4ia says
We are against this hellSh and brutal code of
the knife and the pistol. We are opposed to the
mean, cowardly aud murderous spirit, that, upon
the occasion OF every trivial personal quarrel
leads men to load themselves down with deadly
weapons and deliberately prepare to cut, shoot,
and say upon the first opportunity that offers
We are against the system OF carrying con.
cealcd weapons at all, except that it be- done in
the full knowledge that ones life is sought for
by an enemy, and is only resorted to for the pur-
pose of self defence. II is the coward code 1t
is born of a craven and daslardly spirit and is a
black and damning libel upon good, fair, honest
manhood.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28
NUMBER Is.
Our Little Ones.

II is not often that the journals of this State
N,fford so genial an article Us the following edi
orial from the Placerville Democrat
To those lettering in the stuhble- field Of bach
clordom, il is an exhilarating sight to witness the
troupcs of merry Juveniles that are constantly
gliding bv us, in our strolls about the town.
Who wishes we'll for this good State of ours, has
much to congratulate himself as he gazes upon
their Joyous faces. Those careless little ones are
the conservators of its future proprety aud
greatness. They are to the manor born" They
are rooted to this soil IA securely our indigo
nous forest growth. Thy have no dstracting
ycarnngs for other lands Here originate. and
will linger and cluster their entire heart associ-
ntions. Not so with the cmigraut TO this fair
State. Spite of all EFFORT he must tnrn n fond
glance to his oldcn home In the far off distance
are the graves of his ioreiathers, and the play
ground of his childhood. Perhaps an aged aud
drcrepid mother brckons him to her arms. She
would see her boy again, ere the skeleton reaper
hurriCs her away from earthly ties. In that dis
tant land, continent sweeping between, are the
old homestead with it, memorird surroundings
aud fond brothers and doting sisters. No wonder
at all he is restless and dissatisfied in his new
homo. Not so with those dear little ones who
send forth their shouts about us. They know no
.othrr skies but the bright ones of California.
Their innocent rcvels are cons"crating to future
and incmsible memories the rich soil over which
they rnmblc. Each net and thought aud gle"tul
association ot theirs is cngendering holy patriot
ism for the Pacific coast. Those daring little
fellows, with attire somewhat torn and faces be-
grimcd with mountain dirt, will in brief time
mature to manhood. They are catching up in
trligence Of most sterling cast, such MS can
only bc acquired from the freedom OF age with
youth, so peculiar to our State. An invigorating
atmosphere is endowing them with burly frames.
An early rlfrcnnce will stouten their Young
Nearts. Wrll adapted will they be for the drvel.
4I ihp pahr Of tnV nFn1
State Most of all will they love, with a Switz-
eI's devotion, our towering mountains, aud dep
ravinCs, and broad savannas. Aud those sweet
little girls, too, with curls uwry, aud garments
somewhat disarraugrd, from energy of exercise
with their rosy cheeks and elevated, but mu-
steal voiccs-as they mould into the soft grace
and matured beauty of womanhood they
not cling to the soil which Witnessed their birth,
and the merry strolls and petulances of child
hood, the joys and over estiml ted grets of girl
hood, aud the holy scenes Of their first love?
They have no home but this-thcy dream Of none
other Here, in welded bliss, will they take to
their arms and heating hearts those same stout
souled aud bur framed youths whom they have
known aud cherished from joyons infancy Those
little boys aud girls now rompng upon our
horoughiares are the promise aud stable wealth
OF our good State. In them is the earnest germ
of Pacific Empire.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

TuE SorTu AND DlSUNIoN. \. y. ide
South--is not wholly b rcft OF reason, and quotes
tho speech of Southern merchant in proof.
This may be true, and yet the extreme madness
for it is worthy no better name, displayed by
some of her political sons. to say nothing now Of
religious fanaticism, especially in some quarters
would point strongly to the verge of the prcci-
pice We may venture to hope however, that
wise counsels will prevail, and that the state
ments made by Mr.. Barker, and like constdera
tons, will have healthful ef'ct, and restore
the disturbed sanity of portion of the Southern
people:
"The madcaps who threaten disunon on the
floor of Congress- knew well enough that the
sober sense of the South her mercantile, social,
and political interests. the instinct of self pre-
servation, and even that selfish calculation for
the continuance of slavery which is habliual to
the Southern mind. all demand the prepetulty OF
the Union. Occasionally the true feelings of
the South upon the point find an honest express
sion in circles removed tIOm political agitation
For example, at the recent dinner of the New
England Society in New Orleans, the venerable
Jacob Barker, formerly a merchant of this city,
made the following Just and sensible remarks:
I" We know full we'll that our slaves would
not BE- worth tha clothes they wear ii the uran
should be dissolved Their value consists III the
preservation of Southern rights, guaranteed
by the Constitution. Should it be vacated by Il
division of the Union, the Northern section would
initiate their cousins the Britsh-makng all
free who should put their feet on their soil.
This would depopulate the border States of their
slave population, and they would, one after
another become free states, until not one would
be left to tell how it happ"urd.'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

! who'll Go TO WAsHoE.-Alter reading the
above from the Nevada DcmOcTof, we expect
everybody in Trinity will rush to Washoe:
The letters and dispatches lately received by
residents of Nevada, from their friends and part
ners in Washoe, are II curiosity. A dispatch
dated last Monday morning, says:
"Can you loan S 1000 for three months at ten
per cent per month, on good security
The gentleman to whom it was directed has the
good but cannot think Of loaning il at such u
low rate Of interest.
Another dispatch Of the same date, directed
to partner here, says;
"just sold nty feet for $4,000 send me 10y
Express Slj0."
The partner, instead Of sending the money by
Express, has included to take it over himself,
aud at the same time look after his interest In
the $4,000,
A letter. dated some weeks ago. written by o
former resident Of Nevada, 10 partner who
furnished him an outfit last fall, says:
81 have been offered $500 u foot for half of
our claims, but wouldn't sell for any price.
They rising in value every day. Capitalists
are beginning 10 arrive from san Francisco, aud
there is any quantity Of money here to buy dig
gings, but coin is scarce. Board is
$50 u week aud poor At that. I've been board
ing on tick for tn" last month. When
you come over, bring little more coin than you
want for your own use.
From another part Of the letter we inferred
that notes, with mortgage on the claims for Sc
curity, was what the writer called " money"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

PILGRIMAGE OF THE SoUL--What inestlmahlr
treasure would we not give to know tn" pathway
of departing soul. Neither wrathful storm
nor rayless night hinders its mysterious progress.
Imagination points upwards, an inlinity Of
leagues beyond the upprrmr,t star whose first
raw. have been travelling earthward since the
birth of ages Does lh" pilgrim spirit mount
from sphere to sphere as IA bird released from
prlsonlnent, joyfulIy ascends from branch to
branch? or docs it spring with the velocity Of
thought to the far Off territories OF the Invisible
Oh. what impenetrable folds Of night shut ont
the pilgrim soul Sierra citizen.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

Two PIcrunEs.-A gentlemen representing
the commercial emporium of the United States
in Congress, esteemed aud applauded by thou
sands, shoots down u defenceess man like dog,
in the street, for crmnalty with his wife. ia
tried triumphantly acquitted and retains hs
honorable position. A poor unknOwn wretch in
the mountains of California murders a man for
the same reason, though hp does the bloody job
less handsomely with knife, is arrested, seized
by a mob and hung That's the even-handed
justice of the world HydraHiic Press
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

FNGIISm IGNoRANCE.-A writer in the OUR
teriy Reriftc, observes: The gold diggers Of
California have not, like those Of Australia to
penetrate into the earth for the drifts Of the pre-
cious metal, but fad them in the strata immrdi-
ately under the surface, either associated with
the subsoil or in the holes or pockets Of water
worn rocks. They rarely so lower than few
frrt -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

GIRLS, DO YoUR OwN SwEEPING.-It il the
poorest economy in the world for mother to
hire a servant 10 sweep aud clean her daughters
chamber Sweeping is healthy exercise, and
the dust in II welkrpt room is never so bad as
you often encounter in the street. or on the rail
road. In sweeping a carpet, some damp sub
stance should always be used not sand, some
recommend. Tea leaves or bran, or any kind of
leaves wet and scattered over the ilnOr will keep
down the dust. .NcDer use a broom for any other
purpose that you use upon carpa.-How 10 Lioe.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

PROPER REJoICTNG.-The Sacramento and San
Francisco people made the arrival Of the first
Overland Pony Express from the East an occo-
sion of rejoicing 1t was much more appropriate
and creditable to CalirorninnS than the lnss made
over the japanese Ambassadors and their dinsy
servants.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

THE poet editor of the Church Journai draws
the following beautiful picture -" There is a
dignity about that going away alone, we call
dying that wrapping the mantle OF Immortality
about us that putting aside with ptle hand
the azure curtains that are drawn around this
cradle of world that vcnluring away from
home for the first time in our lives, for We are
not drad-thrre is nothing dead to speak of--and
seeing foreign countries not laid down on any
map mat we know about. There must be lovely
land somewhere starward for none ever return
that go lhiihcr, and we very much doubt if any
would if they could
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

FEMALE SUFFRAGE.-- Henry Ward Bcecher has
declared in favor of female suffrage lie says
that every miscreant, if candidate for place,
would be blasted before the vote of women"
But many miscreant, when a candidate for the
place Of husband, finds very little difficulty in
getting himself elected by woman's vote. And
isn't it likely that women are quite as careful
and conscientious Ia voting to ill that interest
ing place "a they would be in voting to fill the
public Offices?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

PLEASING PRosrGcr- From the Shasta Herali
of last Saturday, we learn that the new road
from Shasta to Whisky Creek is finished to the
summit of the divide between the two points
The remainder of the road will be completed
soon-a gratifying announcement 10 persons who
know what the old road was.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

THE GovEHNoR SUSTAINED We are glad to
see by the Shasta U,raM that the citizens Of
Ilorsetown and vicinity were to meet on the 2lst
inst, to express their appreciation Of Governor
Downcy's conrse in vctoing the rascaly San
EIanciscO Bnlkhnad Hill.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

THE Poon INDIAN "A mass meeting has been
held in Faneuil Hall, Boston, TO take into con
sideraton, and amcliorate the condition oi the
DIGGER Indians Of California.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28
Gbe Gtinitg aoutnal.
I'll. j. SE A MA n, a.
MAIN n urrAurDurrIr
WEAVERVILLE CAL,
Saturday Morning, April rs. 1850.
Wenvervi,ic Post Omcc.

The mail for the Atlantic States and Eurorr
by the steamer of May 5th. will close Mt this of
flee on Friday evening, April 27,h, ot o.
clock. u M JAS. O'tpNNVh, y VI
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

TREES DYING.-The Sonora Age learns that
the most valuable peach trees in aud about
jamestown, Shaws Flat, and other places, are
dying this spring. The trees present the appear
ance of having been scalded near the ground,
which is attributed to the very wet spring.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

REAL FNE.--To see seven hundred dollars
worth OF round faced type, thatched over foar
times with mortgages industriously working
would he sharp things about "cOnsumptive jour
nails, ~ from the pen OF II sub, who works for go.
ry aud grub Yreta Journa
Whatn thunder does the Journal mean
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

HAPPY is he who looks at the bright side Of
life OF Providence, and Of revelation ; who
avoids thorns, and thickets, and sloughs, until
his Christian growth is such that il he cannot
improve them, he may pass among them without
injury. Count mercies before you complain OF
Affections
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

TELEGRAPH ExrENsIoN.-The Ireka Union
says the Northern Telegraph Line will be exten-
ded to Jacksonville, Oregon, this summer. ana
that the wire has already been ordered from New
Xork
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

No GLooM At IIoME.-Ahove all things there
should b. no gloom at home, The shadows 0l
dark di,content aud wasting tretlnln"ss should
never cross the threshold. throwing their larg"
black shapes, like funeral p lis. over the happy
Young spirits gathered there. II you will, your
home shall b. heaven, and every inmate an angel
there If You will yOu shall sit on throne
and he the presiding household deity. o! faith.
fn wife, what privileges, what treasures, purrr
or greater than thine?
And let the hnsbadd strive to forget his cares
as he winds around the long narrow street and
bchod~ the soft light Iluminiug his little pallor
spreading it, precious beams ON tn" red pave
before it, The night is cold aud cherries, per
haps, and the December gut battles with the
worn skirts of his ovrrcoat, and snatchcs with II
rude hand and wailing cry, at the rusty hat
that has served him many year. lie has been
harnsscd, prrplrXcd, prosecuted He has borne
with many "A cru'l tone. many u cold word, aud
nrrved himself up to an energy 80 desperate
that his frame aud spirits are weakened aud de-
pressed, and now his limbs ache with WEAKNESS
his temples throb with The panb"at cansed by
too constant application. He scarcely knows
how to meet his wife with pleasant smile, or
sit down chnerully to their little meal which
She has provided with so much care.
But the door is opened the overcoat thrown
hastily Off sweet voice falls upon bis ear,
and the tones are so soft, and glad that hope,
like winged angel, flies right into his bosom
aud neslcs against his heart.
The latch is lifted, and the smiling face of his
wife gives an earnest welcome. The shining
hair is smO0thcd over her fair brow indeed she
stole little coqn"ttiSh glance at the mirror
hanging in its narrow frame Just to if she
looked neat aud pretty before she came out.
Her eye beams with love, her dress is tasteful
and-what? Why he forgcts all trials Of that
long. long day as he folds her in his arm and
imprnrs kiss upon her br0w.
A home where gloom is banishpd, presided
over by one who has learned TO rule herself aud
her household. Christianity ola he is thrice
consoled for all his trials. lie cannot be nnhap
py that sweetest, best, dearest solace is his IA
cheerful home. Do you wonder that the man is
strengthened anew for tO-mOrrow cares?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

"BoKER's BITrERs. y. G.. Boxer, the parient
who got enragrd many months ago because his
pretty, accomplished daughter married John
Dean, coachman, died in New York IA short time
ago He never forgave his erring daughter
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

HorE SnELL CArcH lIM.-A young lady,
Sarah Ann" we believe her name is, is after
Avery, the clever, good looking editor of the
Hgdra,iic Press, right briskly, too. AS this is
Leap Year, aud he is "only waiting" we hope,
for her snCcess.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

RATHER LAUGnABLE.-ln 1852, during the
reign of Edward VI, in England, books of as
tronomy and geometry were destroyed, as being
Injected with magic
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

Dickens says Of mother who died with her
babe on her bosom " Claspng that light spar
with her arms, she drilted out upon the dark and
unknown sea that rolls around the world"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

THE Charleston hotel keepers have resolved to
charge Democrats in attendance at the National
Convention sepea dollars a dag for board.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

THE editor of an Indiana paper says, Z" more
villauy is On footw Prentice tasuks The fellow
has sold bis horse.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

THE Allison Ranch quartz lead, at Grass VAL
ley, yielded S27 900 from three days crushing
with eight stamps, lately. What is Washoe TO
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

How annoying it is to find people prospecting.
instead of being ruined we predicted they
would, in consequence oil having pursued their
own course instead Of following our advice
Punch
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-28

WHAT is the propriety Of stopping to play
with thorn bush, when you may just as we'll
pluck sweet flowers, and eat pleasant trutsf
The Overland mail OF April 18th took l2,636
letters, the largest number yet.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-22

TIE WONDERFUL PoNY.-The sPony Ex-
press'' is exciting great deal of interest
in California-much more probably than
any other object. The benefits accruing to
that State from cutting down the transit
time to 81 days between the Pacific and the
Atlantic by means OF, that animal-are
more than people here ilnsgine 1t now
takes only from eighteen to twenty days.
by means Of this medium aud the telegraph,
ty send Communications from the Pacific,
and to get returns from the Atlantic States ;
whereas by the sea-route it takes from seven
to ten weeks to accomplish the same thing.
The advantage OF this lessening of time 10
the commercial interest in the Atlantic sea
pert towns is apparent. aog Eo7zgoH MA2
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-22

DUEL IN GEoRG1A.-On Wednesday morn.
ing Of last week, duel was fought near
Savannah, Ga, between Dr. VIM H.
Holmes, Of Waynesboro', aud Mr.dLs9A.
Nelms, of iWarrenton. The weapons used
we're double barreled shot guns, and the
dlstancs' forty PAGES AT the tirst fire, VI :.
Mems Was seriiu ", but r"tfnta.iy wJantied.
tursnsr prucseuinss were .,,sn suspended
Or. Holmes received no injuty.3 The diff
Guilty grew out Of tie proceedings. Of. q
portion of the citizens of Burke county,
Ca, ia hanging in efigy the delegates to the
Charleston Convention who did not secele
With the rest of the delegates. .la tsss:sf