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7. PHILIPS 81 SON.


MANUFACTURERS of boots and shoes, and
lFI dealers in Trunks and travltng sacks, Mo-
roco Il kid.skins, lining and binding do. Peggs,
Nails, thrend and shoe-hndngs GENERALLY, keep CON
stantly Tor sale assortment OF the above articles,
at their old stand opposite the Public Offices Cadizo
J'AycY SOAPS, PERFUMERlLs, etc., large assort.
Il ment for sale cheap by j. BtAl,L.
april ~, 1885,. HH. 5-i4TuN BfE
NIAsoN's ORIGINAL CHALLENGE BLEACHING. n large
INl and fresh supply ior sale cheap by -,-.T'.
april %, 1853 JOHN BEALL.l.2.
WHITE, Red and Black Lead, Linseed OIL,
w Lacker, Turpentine, ctc., fresh and large
supply, at - Iupril 20, 1889 y JOHN, BEALLS.
INKS --Arnold's HoveEs, Harrison's Morrison's
l. Blocksoms, &c., large and small bottles, a fine
supply cheapby "a (apr 20T'53) J. BEALL
SFrEEL PENS, a large and fine assortment, vari-
~ Gus brands, cheap at ar. JOHN BEALL'S. Z
CtAND PAPER, prime eastern article, and
- large assortment by tapr 20, '53) ], BEALL.
GtAP, Letter Note and fancy Papers, States, PEN
~ ellis, etc, ETC., for sale cheap Us y. H.E3
april 20, 1883 ia 5g~ John BEALL.
! EAP, Post and Fancy Note Paper, various KINDS
may 4, 1858 JOHN BEALLs.
| ENVELOPES, Plain aud Fancy, a new Supply,
Ia cheap at tmay 4, '53) ag J.gBEALL}S.3
SCOlCH RAPPEE and NACCoWBAs SNUFF,
~ q fresh supply, Tor sale at Ii t..Ls g.1's.s
may 4, 1888 JOHN BEALL'S.'
RGA LBS. Venitian Red Eng, just received aud
VOV for sale cheap at JOHN BEALL,S.
/ hldy4,1o95 af' v' stts. fHt Tt gfHM
4 T9hakkA LBS EPSON and Gaaber, SALTS, Q
AOVU prime white article for sale cheapat
may i, 1893 JOHN BEALL'S.
| DAY RUM, a fine article for BARRIERS use. for sale
- by sgs- tnay 4, 1859 JOHN BEALLy
| & tANAllY Seed and Cutie FisIBone a new sup
/ ~ ply cheap at lmay 4, 53) JNO BEALL'S.
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CARRIAGE, WAGON G. RuGG-
NJ ANllF ACIORY

A ARON FORMAN thankful for the liberal pat
"A ronage heretofore eqtended TO him, would an
nounce to the citizens of HARRISON and the adjoining
countless that he is now better prepared than to
manufacture to order Family Carriages, Barouehes,
sizes, which he feels confident cannot be exceed by
any other shop in the country 4. s.-tr
Havnga stook OF material that is really unsurpas-
sed, and having a full knowledge OF the business in
all itsbrancios, he respectfully asks those whomay
wish anything in the above line, to give him call.
Hisshopis IN there OF MIR. Siemmons Blacksmith
Shop, and nearly opposite tile Cadiz Hotel, where he
may at utItrnesbe found. aae r-i ar1
1Cadiz, October 8, 1851. g. gr.sE... .sE ,#..a.
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10 Habz MoW,AE'S. ,gsg
y "a, coAHopND SYRUP OF
snYFI.Ht1W DOCK ROOT.

~ - COMPOUND ElRUPf Of
=, : nYELLoW DOCK ROOT.
eTIIis is q PuFcly Negotiable Compound, scaenlf-
tslcAts fronE the best hoots and HeTbs 4
the "A at fa Siedca and has gained an anFiyaled
replsta sss tor the tpllswlng eAerts Nlz 81. ol aa
Regltlutipg aud sire engineering the LIySF ad Digest
iyS seans Send Cleansing the Stoluach and bowels
aaia shes SCRdNts all bilious Diseases, liyer Com
ranin.s! Dyspepsia, indigestion, GQslyesIess, Eles
Headaets, Fever and Ague, 4aundiee, Nausea, Loss
0t Appetite, &c and causing the food To Rourlsh and
euppoft evettp part, PURIFYING THE BLepp and thus
Sni4ng at iHBorsI Cntaneous kru4l1IoHs, Ser9iplap
Salt Rhann, shiryspsias, Seaid head CankeE, Pll'
pies on thedaceI hoseiies, Ulaerss iunars, Meretl
nal ID ssase, anctrs, &c, SGc.r} sza.s. aa., ~
Reeaiai ing the seeretory tlrgRns, by enabling
tinu 70 peTtoFia tiir proper fune Ions preventing
ard caring IaalsyApaniul and dangerous diseases
tnlLsLs lhsIting aQd Guietmg the NetNous ay
thus laying Nervous ltr taoh. and curing all Dl-
seaSes Of the Nerve as Hysterla, Neuralgia, Cramps
&cg lit sunrivaied in the cure of all .o szaaHc-..
AaailafB y M AL Il G0MPLA4 MIS-. bil
As weakness, General Debility, Irfegularity, Oh
SIucti61s Swelling of the Feet, Limbs, JOINTS &c,
Caused BIZ Weakne ss; also, LUNG and IHRoAT9C COM
l1AiBrS, ast5olds, Gougiis, Asthma, Consumption,
q Having raaGuse Of the Compound synpo Of Yel-
lox nocS Roei, prepared by G. MORSE &CO., either
oufsSYes, or Ia our aniiles, and hndlng 1t to be
very 6iiCCtudt
eheGrihLly recommend tothepubhc as very valur
We. Bourne, Esq Cashier National Bank, Frovi.
dence,, H. l.; A. W.Spencer, Esq, Cashier Lime
Rock Bank. do, DO, Rev, William Phillips, Rev. j
b. Richmond, e. = Jones, editor Providence Gen
Adgt, Wan. Fiiela, NJ WIG. NJ, Cyrus Fisher, Nj. E
HIP, james hutchinson e. =, Deq. v J. Bates
uocl BepI Colhy, and one hundred Others Vi tht
hlaet respectable Families Of Prey Yidence. .-n
"Iegh!s certifies that have for number of year
beon acquainted with the composition and mode o
nianufacture OF ,MoRsEs CoMPoGND SY RuP OF EILoV
Docr Roor. have also been acquainted with it
iaodns epetandi in dsease, and can say thar IN al
respects 1t is admirably calculated to remedy TIA
ass If Diseases for which it was designed. 1t is es
hciaiy valuable in Indigestion and ali its attcndan
eyrAptoms il cxcites to healthy action the Liver re
moves 1orpor, and inactivity of this Organ AM
ktimulutes healthy acton in all the system As
sbsrrgAToR, or purifier Of the Blood il has no supe
Sttor. q DAVID HOLMES, M u.
s{ProYidencs, r l., ian. 4, 1883. ...-'-
~ E Preparei Rye. MoRsE Il Co.. No. 4tG; Broad
way, MY, an | sold by Druggists and others thro
out this and utter countries. q ..T i. "...
Eta Rsy- Agent-4JOHN BEALL, Cadiz, Ohlo 's-
si Navs4 1889 4'- -- -- Al. HH-. s.# #5...4 ..
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THE LIFE AND SPEECHES OF
. HENRY CLAY,

wlru A FoErsafr.AND VIEW OF rIR BrRriTIAcE OF
I.LH.lS ~. u NB.cLAT. u lLlI 4 "A
TN ONE HANDSOME, LARGE 0CrAV0 VOL
L uNE of 1900 rAGEs, beautifully bound IN cloth.
rice only 500, or bound in Two volumes, cloth,
= 'Ii,e work here presented Is Intended to trace
cerely theeareer OF Mr.. Giay, itom his entrance
.he slage os public lie down 10 ths period OF his
ieati-lnaiuiy byr the hight his own lofty, per-
.uasiyU and impassi0ired elOlueIice. = Mr. Clay's
1arIliuuntaIy cfiOTls, clear, direct and vigoToNs,
,lihudy all the illustration that needlul to then
till uuderstanding--the great importa &c, variety
aud ndeslruudUie Lvrest OF the topics he geneI ally
liscusscd-lle character aud ability OF the orator,
the direct ana exact bcarHg OF his Arguments Oh tbs
controversies and interests OF the iue-all combine
10 render ms speeches among the most valuable cou
trI5atbdis OF aulUtism anu Genius to tie enilgt-
enineni anu elevation ui the American people.
A. .H.4 d. --a J. J.. GllION, Publisher,
No. l02 Chesnut ST., Philadelphia.
8TGoOd active men who wish 10 engage IN the
sale UI the above work, will be alowed discount
suIhrenty arge to enable them to make hfst rate
buslu,Ss ui Ii
For Mrherparticula lats, address
r JAMES L. lilHDN Publisher.
No lO2 Chesuut r., Philadelphia,
p1TNewspapers throughout the cornty giving the
above tcw conspicuous insertions, ard calling at
lehtion TO it, Will be entitled copy otthe book, de-
liyerabe at tie Office OF the publisher, by sending
uiul 3, copy OF the paper.
September II, lS53.-2t
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fCIsISaEBEyElSS NJ EDS p .4i.1S -xSgg f..NING
CHARLES E.I.sABhEN,


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or n parnas n u dSirfued longer eie dollar Au 81
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the SlNrIsiI vii b. enlittd 10 copy Tor tile salqe
snGth ot tias, free. ~ u, ..5as 81 .5u .f II
s.siHTH TERolS OF AbFERTislSS- al. & ..-.,.
foT whole colplnn ,tone YeaElsi' =; '-sSgsv
-" hsR eoluplIl, tols YsaTl,,a.r',;- u-r-r' iS'Sv
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do y !, do - zone lnserlonl - ..,---.i- 3o
FaI.eseh addli9pal lseFllopir- =, ,1is-tc-sal' l -
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.oiiailisnsRATES OF POSTAGE. l1s.5 assal.
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Toah Subscribers iu the county where published,
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More inn 50 Iniiss distant cis per Ouar'sr
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AGEAlS .tOlI THE SENTINEL * -..
fFhe olloSng named gentlemen are our authorized
Bgsits ta receive subs cnpOn, ADVERTISEMENTS ana
Ioll " ork. " hope they viii prove ilenlSeStes 70
ltgOOd Agents. All contracts macs ~ lhsai Nhl
strictly iuliiiled 10y us; aaa..s -.r ...a. b..
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RTa'eSka 4 RtsoeFNS,
Office.

-'' " 0J1Ce. org .-A
a LII persons indebted to me by Note or Book &c.
IA count are requested to come without delay and
make settlement. as am determined to close up all
my old business matters. This notice will collsid-
sufficient for all and them that-that won't take
intend to bring. es-av I'd tR. j. BENNESTT.
CadiZ March q 1881
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Legal n office.
Hosiery.

-DAW and Spun Silk Hass, Meriuo, Alpaca
IGWorsted ard Cotton ditto{ VIM. HOGG s. co.
o I'd sept 81 1853 aa.t a. t... . .n..-.-t
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TUST received and for sale, decidedly the newest
- and finest assortment OF BOOTS and SHOES, at
the web known establishment of ,.las lg..ss
Cndiz. Lnne |. 1879 .N g.H.E ~ I--I- IN
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Big Paddock Forever!

LIVERY 1nlNG in the. Hardware line, from an
IA Anchor down to Needle, can always be found
;ludper cheapest, tnat Old and well known
the .s.E E.. BIG PADDOCK.
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M EM G0ElIlS,...e.
EreEh Head

Il h.f.,i4.-, Fresh Beet Ia .xrm
ME bcsibefs w, Offer f6r SsIle siri.the town
II Il Dhdizf on every bdne dsy toffiA Evodf
4tFesh Beetnat seba9pdr fatessthnf itMAtb bdsilaby
any butcher IN IN Cadizs ,Wt CHAMBER . RlsQ
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CLOCKS! CLOCKS!!
\ fine lot of thirty hour and eight days Brass
IA Clocks for sale at ,-''t "-t+ J. IoFLANp,
Cadiz, o., Jan. L, 50. ra
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Latest Arrival.

Stone and Earthep Mare, at 4 y, 4g0TR
. ....-p ns WOOD x SMITHS Corner.
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AMERICAN HOUSE.
Corner of Marketand Ohio Streets
Fl aE CatiiZ. Ohio.

TAlfES CADY wouit respectfully inform the
j trayeling public thai he has leased tne above
Hanied hoase iJr tenp OF years, and having
thofoughly repalrd every part OF H. Is now prepared
To Accommodate the traNvnrg public upoh the very
besI terms. he House Is pIeasehty sItuaied, and
is conveniently arranged ior The comfort Of travel
tors M. ~. .
Ills TARl.E will always he well supplied with
the best dle market aiOTds.
His Stabling Is large. sufficient 10 accommodate
at least seyvHiy five iotsvs, aud viii always be sup
piled with suiiicieit Of hoyendeT, and attended by
a careful aud OblIglng OsIier.
lie respectfully sJIlcits share Of public patron
age he Will vudeayOr 10 please All who call win
hm. 4 as -
BOARDERS taken by the day, week ksmO1th or
yedr. - ~.
Sadiz, o., May Is, lsS3-tf. ~
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FINAL Accounts.

COLE Leather, Window Glass, Nails e. Stone wage,
y fresh assortment. WIN. HOGG 81 90. r
s, sept. q 1858 h atgg4 al a..s "a .sEf.d Gfp
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To the Tax Payers Of Harrison Co.

e." ''' ~ >,Io0goS s,,os
ssE7zs.'..':.,.;,'.,''ti'H"oo
see esggggg s..'"'. .Aalroulyu1
Egg ggs&eseegsssgsgxs.:....,,,,,osppa osppa
sgssssseeesggsSz..,.,,,-s -suprIlna
: 81 ! y. * ss5;5 : : ..aooups @
q S*s5 y $.S5 * a,u'u4e1
8 5; : @s..@@5 ) z.,p,on 4 usa
e AaS5 go ,5ae ..5
= Z ! .a5@sE : ss1&S ( ? Q AAeT l''O.L-
sssssssag5 ,Gs!s a y, i gsp' +
IN addition totie above, the following school tax
es are levied: -''al '""
In Harrisyillel 70 mills; sru
In School District, No 10, Shortcreek tp, mills;
s llTNo. IL Green tp. a mills; ~ Ttza7H,
q In Mo- {, German tp. I mill; .a laE E1t
aq In CadIZ iH;sl-i5%t03a sltT ar5r5 bee ~
+ In No. 3, MooreGeld tp. mills; ip1, ss.
Z alnlNo. B. Mooreheld tp. 7-l0 of one mill; Htn
In No.4, ,Stock tp. mills; p .1f tGst ,-Hrsa
q In Nod, North tp.6 mills; 4F 500 os.f
!oGln No Q, Franklin tp, 3 mills; Ec'57 go Iia
In No. 4, Franklin tp 6.lO Of one milk ih s.aa
In No. !, Monroe tp, 21I mills,al ,gn.'NiH
- And Tor corporation purposes in the bourough o
Cadiz,l mh EeJ0IfN SLOAN, Audr. II. e! I
August 18th, 1853, s,rg..s,,
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Cadiz,, May l2, 1853 -1y'
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-04-23

VERY PRErrY.-We find the following in the
Louisville Tunes:
A company of young ladies, most respectfully
connected, have formed themselves into a sere-
nading party, and with their exquisite music
have greatly delighted the residents on Broad
way. One of them, musical prodigy performs
on all instruments, but excels on the flute; the
others play different instruments, and all are
charming vocalists. OF course while serenading
their friends they accompanied by body
guard but of that there is no necessity, for no
one would dare insult them. When they make
their next essay, we shall endeavor to be in the
neiglborhood
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n At certain mud hole at the upper end
OF our fried Coachmon's corduroy road in this
city, some one has warned the unwary passer
by as follows:
This road is not passable,
Not even jackassable;
When that you travel.
Fray take your own gravel"
A little farther down we find the following
parody, al for the same benevolent purpose:
" This hole is not crossible,
No, not even horsible;
30 try not to scent it,
Or else you'll repent it."
Slate Journal.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-04-23

An IMPORTANT DIsCoyERT.-A scientific corr
respondent Of the New York Courier, has made
an important discovery in voltaic electricity.
which may be practically applied to the cure of
weak nerves. 1t is this:
fla cylindrical piece of zinc is placed near the
top of broom handle and another about fifteen
inches below, connection being made between
the two by means Of wire. a person taking
hold Of the top piece with the right hand, while
The left Is placed ON the copper or lower piece,
the piece forms voltaic circle, which becomes
powerful The more the broom is used The
hands must be without gloves, SO that the metals
are In contact, and the windows of the room
admit the air freely The discovery is inyalu-
able to females IN weak state for want OF active
life, and for males it can be applied to axe
handles
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- Punch very slanderously makes use of the
following:
1.-The sun is called masculine from his sup
porting and sustaining the moon, and in finding
here wherewiihal to shine away as she does Of
a night, and from his being obliged to keep such
a family of stars besides. The Moon is feminine
because she is constantly changing, just a chip
is blown about by every wind. The church Is
feminine, because she is married to the State
And time is masculine, because he is trifed with
by all the ladies'"
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PAINFUL BUT LAUGHABLE.-In Notes of Ar
my Surgeon" we find the following:
Is remember, one day. in making my hospi-
tai rounds. patient just arrived, presented an
amputated forearm. and in doing so could scarce
ly restrain broad laugh; the litter was con-
stantly on his face.
"What is the matter? this does not strike me
as subject of laughter"
g 1t is not doctor, but excuse me, lost my
arm in so funny way, that still laugh when
ever / look at it.''
e What way 7"
"Our first sergeant wanted shaving. and got
me to attend TO it, as am corporal. We went
together in front OF his tent; l had lahered him,
took him by the nose, and was Just about apply
ing the razor, when cannon ball came, and
that was the last saw of his head and my arm
Excuse me, doctor. for laughing so, but never
saw such thing before"
This occurred during the seige of Fort Erie.
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NEW ROCKS
Wholesale and Retail.

Wholesale and Retail
A THE SHASTA BOOK STORE, OPPO-
"A site the Ell Dorado Hotel, may be found al,
all times, large and splendid assortment OF
Books and Stationery. which offered for sale
at the lowest prices. Among The late works JUS,
receiver, are the following:
The Necronlancer, Parricide, Quintin Alatsys.
Fair Rosamond, Amy Lawrence, Mob Cap, Rose
Ashford, Maurice Tierney, Daltons, Stanley
Thorn, Lady Felicia, Fortune Teller &C.
Also the works of Shakespeare, Byron Milton.
All of the latest newspapers, both home and
foreign, constantly ON hand.
The subscriber hopes by strict attention to his
business, 10 merit continuance Of the patron
age heretofore bestowed on him.
marl2tf A. ROMAN
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EY An American now travelling in Europe.
says that " Dutch babies are the most phlegma-
tic. contented, independent looking creatures on
the face Of the globe. They never cry. In or
der to test this. piached several of them as l
passed in the crowd. One of them slightly
yawned, the other merely gazed placidly at me,
but made no sign Modest babies.
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SALARIES TO BE RAIsED.-The U. S. Senate on
Monday, voted to increase the salary of the Vice
President and members of The Cabinet to SIS, OOO
The Senate had previously rejected a PROPOSE
ton to appropriate $24O, 900 for the erection of
dwelling houses for these officers. The Senate
also voted to allow hereafter to the Ministers to
England, France. Russia and Spain. Sc, 900 each,
and to the Minister to Turkey $4,000 in addition
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~ ssBones.'' said Ginger, (which had yon
rather ride ina stage-coach a steamboat"
why. I'd ride in coach, bekase If it npsefs
there you is; but if de steamboat blows up
whar is you ~
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EE The Mint officers at PHILADELPHIA have
forwarded to the authorities at Washington !
new fashioned gold dollar. 1t has hole in the
centre, making its circumference abont half as
great again as the present coin Of that denomi-
nation.
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e. Y. SEYNIOUR.

NHOLESALE DEALER IN WOOD AND
w Willow Ware, No. 10S Clay street, San
Francisco, keeps constantly assortment Of
goods OF the kind, including
and hoop Pails painted Tubs,
Cedar Tubs, Churns, assorted,
Chopping Trays, assorted. Chopping Bowls,
Shaker Brooms. Wire Brooms,
Hickory Brooms, Stove and Shoe Brushes,
Pane and Window Glass, Iron bound Kegs,
v OGDEN bound kegs, Barrels Ill nests,
Willow Wagons, do Clothes Baskets,
Willow Market Baskets, do Chairs,
Willow Plate Baskets, Bushel Baskets,
Fruit and Grain Baskets, Potatoe Washers,
Salt Boxes, Alicante and Manila Mats,
Russia and Table Mats,
Painted, Vanished and Oaken Pals,
Painted keelers covered Buckets III nests,
Barrel Covers, Measures in nests,
Axe, Pick and Hoe Handles,
Wash Boards, hair Brushes,
Floor, Whitewash, Scrub and Horse Brushes,
Well Buckets. Step Ladders,
Butter Prints, Clothes Pins,
Bung Starters. &c. &c. mar2Gf
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MORE NEGRO characterization w. Page, of
Winchester, Va, has completed and contem-
plates publishing work entitled Uncle Robin
in bis Cabin in Virginia, and Tom without one
in Boston,"
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From The N. Z. Journal Of Commerce.

From The N. Z. Journal Of Commerce.
The Rhyme of the Depot.
VANITY of vanities,
Climax of vexation,
Waiting for the cars
r AT a railroad station;
Thinking every moment
That the train will go,
Worrying out an hour
In a small depot!
Suliry summer day,
Hot Sahara weather,
Motley crowd of people,
Huddled up together;
Crowded in a room
Filled with ''loafers'' smoking.
Wits and politicians
Arguing and joking.
Every class of people
In this mighty nation.
Fully represented
In the railroad station.
Restless. whistling Yankee.
With impatient tread,
Wishes that the cars
Would just ''go ahead"
Funny little Frenchman,
With CALCULATIONS,
Shows his great impotence
In gesiiculations,
Rowdy at the glass,
With fierce moustache,
Obviously thinks
That he cuts d DASH"
Corpulent old fellow,
Looking very wise,
With a lazy yawn
Closes up his eyes;
Waiting for the cars,
1t is nowise odd
That he takes train
TO the land of Nod
Eager politician,
Closing up his peppers,
Runs off in a train
Laid Oh heavy sleepers;
Paper i'll his hand,
So the stranger teaches,
He was luiled to sleep
BY kossulh's long speeches,
Philosophic stranger
Says the cars are late,
But we all must learn
ITO labor and to waltz
Suddenly is heard
An unearthly scream,
IT'S The engineer
Letting off the steam!
Universal rush
For the narrow door,
Halt-a.dozen sprawling
On the muddy floor;
One would think the people
Crowded III SO fast,
Thought that very moment
Was to be their last
Every one impatient,
Every body grumbling,
Tram at length comes in
With tremendous rumbling;
Like band of furies
From the realms below,
Wildly rush the inmates
OF the small depot.
Elbowed, jammed and crowded,
We may thank our stars
1t we find scat
In the railroad cars;
Chuckling with delight,
With congratulation,
That we have escaped
From that railroad station,
Worst of little miseries
That in life beset US,
Greatest OF the troubles
That forever fret US,
Waiting one long hour
For The cars to go,
Elbowed, jammed and crowded
In small depot.
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Theodore Hook says Of railroads and
steamboats,:
They annilrilate time and space, not to men,
ton multitude Of passengers"
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TO LET,

hNE LARGE STORE ROOM, FREE FROM
~ all annoyance from the inclemency of the
weather. immediately adjoining the Sheriff S
Office, at the upper end OF town.
ALSO,
Several small and conveniently situated Rooms
comfortably fitted up, and suitable either for Of
hces or bedrooms, will be let for moderate
compensation.
For further particulars please enquire, on the
premises, of D.CORSAuT.
Shasta, Nov. 30, 1882 marlotf
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SUGAR FROM PISE-It is said that an excellent
article of white syrup, resembling sugar, exudes
from the sugar pines among the Sierra Nevada
range of mountains. The Indians bore for it and
use it for food IL Union.
Last fall in prospecting through the mountains
in the vicinity of Columbia, we gathered this
sugar or mamma (for its taste and appearance
resembles the latter more than the former in
considerable quantities. We have used it quite
number of times and believe that its medicinal
qualities-partcularly in cases of diarrhaa, are
unsurpassed. 1t exudes from the sugar,pine--
the largest species of the pine that grows upon
our mountains. From of those pines we
have known many 5000 shingles made,
and the tree not all worked up, and have
seen them that would measure 33 feet in cir
cumference-C oI9n.bia Gazette.