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The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-03-19

~ Our friend, Lucius Hart tells capital
story of the ingenuity exercised by a little boy,
in calling attention to his first pair of new boots
The little fellow would draw up his panta-
looms, and display the whole of his boots then
walk up and down the room, with eyes now on
the shining leather and now upon friend OF
his fathers, who was present; but it was a boot
less effort AT length, however, he succeeded.
Sitting in front Of both, he exclaimed:
Father, amt three times two six ~
.'Yes, my son.
Well, them" said he, pointing to each OF
their feet, if three times two is six, there's just
six boots IN this room ~
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IMPORTATION WANTED

OF DAVID C. THOMAS. HEARD OF
" last about 10 months ago, and was residing
then at the mouth of Canon Greek. near the
Trinity River: Any body knowing his wherea-
bouts wonld greatly oblise his father, by leaving
intelligence of the same ut the Office of Cram,
Rogers & Co.'S Express, directed to Humbus
Greek.
marl2 If PHILIP THOMAS.
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X. Il. SPRAGUE,
II II ORNE Y 4 n L a W,

a Il I o K n e 7 4 I i q ",
W7OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM HIS
Wv old friends of Shasta and the public, thai
he is now ready to attend to all business i'll the
line of his profession After protracied alb
sence of some months he has returned 10
Shasta and settled permanently, with IA deter
mination to devote bis entire attention 10 the
practice of his profession.
Office at present with Daingerfield & McAlnr-
try, i'll rear of st. Charles Hotel. mario #.
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CARPENTERS AND Bull DERS.
Estimates and specifications made on all kinds
of buildings. Jobbins done at the shortest no.
tice Also, Rockers. Toms and Sluces always
on hand and made to order.
NIB. Seasoned lumber always on hand
LIVINGSTON BARTON. URIAH b. SYAyELY.
marl2H Shasta City.
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NOTICE.

TyHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN AP-
Il pointed Agent for Maj. +. b. Reading. Is
now prepared either to sell Or lease portions oi
land within the limits nf The survey the tract
known by The name of Bucao Ventura, Cor Read
ins's Ranch.)
WILLIAM MAGEE, Agent.
Bnena Ventura, Nov. 9Th, 1882.
MARIO 3t.
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LATEST FROM PAINEsyILLE, OHIo.-We learn
from the Grand River Record" of the 18th ult.
a newspaper printed in gainesville, Ohio, that
ssthe survey of the railroad from Marysvile to
Venitia has been commenced at Shasta" This
is indeed wonderful intelligence. Wonder what
our Shasta and Benicia friends will think of it
.narysri'le Erprcss.
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THE FRESHMAN.
Br THE LATE DIR. MAGIxx.

BY THELATE DIR. MAGINN.
There was a lady lived at Leith,
lady very stylish, man,
And yet. in spite of all her teeth,
She fell in love with an Trishman-
Anassy, ugly Irishman-
A wild, tremendous lrishman-
tearing, swearing, humping, humping, ramp
ing, roaring Irishman.
His face was no ways beautiful,
For with small pox twas Scared across !;
And the shoulders of the ugly dog
Were almost double yard across.
o, the lump of an Irishman--
The whisky devouring Irishman-
The great he-rogue, with his wonderful brogue
the lighting, rioting Irishman.
One OF his eyes was bottle green,
And tile other eye was out, my dear;
And the calves of his wicked looking legs
Were more than two feet about my dear
Q, the great big lrishman-
The rafting, battling Irishman-
The stamping, ramping, staggering. staggering
leatheriug swash of an freshman.
He took much of Lundy Foot,
That he used TO snort and shuttle, O.
And in shape and size, the fellows neck
Was as bad as the neck of "A buffalo.
o. the horrible Irishman-
The laundering, laundering Irish
man
The saslling, dashng smashing, laslfins, thrash
ing, hashing lrshman
His name was terrible name indeed,
Being Timothy Thady Mulligan;
And whenever he emptied his tumbler of
[punch, y
He'd not rest till he filed it full again
The boozins, bruising lrishman-
The 'toxicatcd Irishmar-
The whisky, risky rumniy, gummy brandy no
dandy Irishnian.
This was the lad the lady loved,
Like all the girls of quality;
And he broke the skulls of tie men of Leith.
Just by the way of jollity
o. the leatherng Irishman-
The barbarous, savage Irishman-
The hearts of the maids, and the sentlemen's
heads, were bothered, I'm sure, by this
Irishman.
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e Ayoung lady-a sensible girl--sives the
following catalogue of different kinds of love.
1.-The sweetest mothers love; the longest, a
brothers. love; the strongest, a woman's love
the dearest a mans love; and the sweetest,
longest, strongest, dearest love, love OF bon
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WINN's FOUNTAIN HEAD.

STEAM CANDY MANUFACTORY, FANCY
~ Confectionery, Pie and Cake Bakery and
Reireshment Saloon, Long Wharf, between SAN
some and Battery streets, Sas Fyosrsseo.
Will inst say to my patrons for their especial
benefit, some OF whom have been Frequently de-
coyed by the near limitations of tables. chairs.
I'd, Gas well as my system of iiekeis, by a
horse III close proximity TO the Fountain Head.
(aIld been often taken in) that with little
more attention they can avoid like occurrence
Tor the tniure, by Just noticing the numbers on
the candy windows, AZ, AZ, and 70 and so ON
the doors
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SPECIMENS OF GOLD

MINED WITH QUARTZ ARE PURCHAS-
IYE ed in any qnaniy, at he bIghes rates, by
BARRETT & SHERWOOD,
Watchnakers and Jewellers,
City Observatory,
16l Clay street, San francisco.
N. B.-Specimens assayed without injury 10
the surface, charge s. each.
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CITY BATH HOUSE,

Rear of the California E1ehaage,
Shasta.
THE UNDERSIGNED, PROPRIETOR
I'm of the above establishment begs leave
GaiSgM to call the attention of the public at
i.I-Ii large, to his new and commodious
I#HHIsI BATHING ROOMS,
jfiBQai situated in the rear of the California Elk
W. change-and takes this method of in
forming them that nothing shall be wanting on
his part, that will conduce TO the comfort OF
those who may favor him with call.
He is also prepared to give SHOWER
BATHS.
Single Tickets, 81 90
Fifteen g III w
Thirty l6 90
~ Hot and cold Baths at all hours.
mario If s. LEAN.
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BENJAMIN CARIIAN.

CARPENTER AND BUILDER.
Plans and Specifications drafted, and estimates
made on all kinds of building and Carpenter
work in this part at the country
Shop opposite the ST. Charles Hotel
mar12 If
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NEW YORK TslisiS

NOR CALIFORNIA.-TBE BEST NEWS
IL paper made up for the Pacific side The
undersigned are Sole Agents for the California
edition, and are prepared 10 supply orders from
any part of the State.
BONESTELL & WILLISTON,
Clay street, Portsmouth Square,
mar12 IT, San Francisco.
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AGENCY OF BURGOYNE & CO.

Marysviiie.
George w. Plume, Agent.
DILLS OF EXCHANGE FOR SALE PER
ID Pacific Mail Steamship Company's steamer
of the 1st and 18th of each month, at sight. on
Boston,
Nesc York,
Baltimore,
Washington CITY,
Charleston,
st. Louss,
Cincinnati
Ner Orleans,
London and
Paris.
Gold Dust purchased as usual at highest
prices
leans. New York and Europe. at the lowest
rates.
Checks at par and at sight on San Francisco
for coin or dust. marl@u
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Dickens, in speaking OF a friend, says he
was SO long III the legs that he looked liked the
afternoon shadow Ct somebody else.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-03-19

e country editor calls on maldens TO
take courage, because the census shows that
there are a half million more men than women
In the L. States.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-03-19

The FLORIDA IxDIAxs.-The Savannah Con-
rier has a letter from Forida. which states that
the Indians have formally declared war against
the United States. and painful rumor prevail
ed that Gen. Hopkins and his force had been
maSsacred
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TO LET.

NNE LARGE STORE ROOM, FREE FROM
" all annoyance from the inclemenry of the
weather, Immediately adjoining the Sheriff 5
Office, at the upper end OF Town.
ALSO,
Several small and conveniently situated Rooms,
comfortably fitted up, and suitable either for Of
fees or ed-rooms will be let for moderate
compensation.
For further particulars please enquire, on the
premises, of ID. CORSAUT.
Shasta, Nov. 20, 1852. luarl2H
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was first established on Jackson street. and de.
str9yed by flre IN September lS49, re-opened in
Clay street the same month"; then again consume
ed py the same devastating element on the me-
notable 4th OF May, 1851, and was again OPEN
ed where 1t now stands, in July following, and
was the hrst public refresliment saloon ever
started upon the coast of the Pacific. withm,t
Intoxicating liquors, not even glass of beer
has ever been sold upon the premises. neither
shall be. My friends advised me TO Introduce
the sale of liquors into my business. as thew
thought 1t would add much to nv profits +; nv
reply was, | have honds to labor and produce
what VIII sustain HE, but not TO deal out that
which will destroy il. The Fountain Head :.
usual, IS open from six o'clock in the morn;no
I'LL II o'clock at night, SO that gentlemen whoo
are unable 10 obtain seats at regular meal bonrs
may get refreshments between times, when the
crowd is not so great mon 'io
"ari2 NJ L. WYNN.
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LOHX IN. HARPER.

TTORNEY At La ",
Weaverville Trinity Co., Cal.
viii practice in all the Courts of the Coun
ties of Klamath, Trinity, Siskiyou and Shasta.
marl2 If
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~ An exchange advertises for Deru OF
good moral character and superior common
school education "a Wonder If he found lin,
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LEONARD. SCOTT s. cos

LIST OF
BRITISH PERIODICAL PUBLICATIONS.
Delivered in all the principle cities of the u s.
FREE OF POSTAGE,
And forwarded by mail, under the provisions of
the late Post Office Law, at
MERELY NOMINAL RATES.
/.
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(COnserratire.)
The Edinburg Review,
(IThg)
g.
The North British Review,
Free Church.)
4.
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(LiberaL)
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WHAT A LONG TAIL OUR CoMrT HAS Cor
Professor Omsted, of Yale College, in a town
lecture upon astronomy the other evening,
speaking of the great american comet" 1--WE
take it that ihern other comet in ''Ew-rOp'')
observed that /" The rate at which it travelled
was about one million three hundred thousand
miles an hour, more than four thousand miles to
every pulsation of the wrist, or beat of the clock.
1t was also remarkable for its near approach to
the sun in fact, 1t almost grazed that body.
The least calculation of its tail made it about ii
hundred million OF miles in length. SO that
were il wound round the earth like serpent.
it woud go round it four thousand timesr Now
1t seems 10 us that this is Too big tail for amy
"body," celestial or terrestrial, and especially
for an e,raic body" bound by no law unless il
be by some " higher law" than is known to
the other " bodies celestial" whose glory does mt
lie in exactly i'll the same direction Apropos
of this magnificent scale of celestial measure
ment: it reminds us OF reply once made in
England by one OF our own cute Yankees to Il
London cockney, who, standing upon the benk
Of The Tens, nea-nrr Grnnidge," said:
:" Me deah Saw, av you any such rivers as
that in Emerikaw :"
"As that % exclaimed the Yankee, "what,
that muddy creek Get eout WHY, we've
got more'n ten-and twenty rivers, that would
flow straight through the g Big Brook" the
'Tlantc ocean that shets you off from US, and
then stick eout furder on both sides than all the
rivers that you got III your hull garden patch, as
you call your little Island of England p
"Ged blez my soul! ~ exclaimed the cockney
driy: that's very extrod nary!'' And it was,
rayther But comets, tails out of the question
we have pigs tails enough, accumulated in one
year, in the capital in one State in the Union, TO
eclipse the erratic heavenly body of which Pro-
fessor Olmstead speaks. Accurate statistics have
been furnished, from a porcine observatory at
Cincinnati, from which it appears, that pigs
enough are slaughtered in the Queen City of the
West alone, not only to cross the Atlantic, each
with the tail of his next neighbor in his mouth
but that, without Strengthening the kinks in the
tail of any individual of the species which
form the line the whole would reach and nearly
double on the other side Grand is astronomy
Wonderful, mathematics
~ A friend at West Point tells rs comical
anecdote of very difiident young clergyman,
who had been invited to dine with professional
brother, who also kept young ladies' boarding
school. He was introduced to a bevy of the fair
pupils in the drawing-room, and among them to
a Miss M, TO whom he said, stammerngly ::
"A a-a-a-Miss M, a-a-I-I-I-am not entire
ly unacquainted with you. LII had the honor
of sleeping mih your tathcr short time ago.
If this isn't rich specimen of the art of scrap
ing acquaintance. we have never heard of one.
1t beats poor Powers in the s. Man of Nerve, -
all TO nothing
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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-18

ire line entering said section on the east
line at a point 81 chains south of the
north east corner. passing across sail
section in a straight line, including said
tract. to, and out ut point on the west
line Of said section - $500 chains
south Of the north west corner; said CEN
tire line being marked by station stakes.
be said distances as above stated, more or
less.
That the said Fort Wayne and Chcsg
Rail Road Company desire and intend TO
appropriate the Right of way for their
sold Rail Road through said tract ofland
for the middle and space Of fifty feet on
each side of said center line. with the
right of way over said land. to construct,
repair and maintain said Road, make
drains and aqueducts. take materiils lex
cept timber) within the said space OF if
ty feet, with all the privileges granted BY
law. in as full and ample Il manner as
may be required for said purposes; TO have
and to hold the same as tong as required
for the uses of said Road. The location
of which line as now made on said trait.
is fully shown by map aud profile. as
also a declaration in this behalf. on file
in the Office Of the Clerk of the Marshall
Circuit Court in said county.
The Fort Wayas d Chicago Rail
Road Company.
By c. IL. REEVE. Atty for the Com.
August IL. 1853. 1913.
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BOOK AGENTS WANTED.

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Wheat! Wheat!

N7E will pay Cash for Wheat, also Cash
w for hauling Wheat. Teams wanted.
Those indebted to US must now pay or we
shall send an officer to collect for US. Every
article Of proJuce commands high price, and
we demand our pay for goods sold, which cost
money. This notice is to all owing US. We
sell goods at small profits Tor ready pay, but
are quite tired OF long pay days. Failures to
pay promptly ruin the merchant IN pulse and
character.
We wish to go east after goods on the 10th
Of September, and want our customers to pay
US certain by that day
We collect the claims of the late firm OFF t.
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August II, 1853. 23tff.
TJS;slf on hand after the 18th inst.
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STATE OF INDIANA,
MARSHALL COUNTY, SIS:

MARSHALL COUNTY, SIS:
NOTICE to Luther Mann, Jr. or Will
liam D. Fdrusworth.
THE said Luthe. Mann Jr or William
d. Farnsworth. being non residents
of said county. and the owner of the
west half of the north west quarter of
section 5. (being the extreme north wes,
part of the section, said section being
made fractional by the Michigan Road
land J in township thirry-three north. Of
range two east. is hereby notified that
the cen,re line of the Fort Wayne ond
Chicago Rail Road crosses said tract Of
Sand. distance of IL. S22 100 chains;
said centre line entering said section al a
peint cs the east line adjoining Michi-
gan Road section thirteen--44 S34 100
ehaiss soxth cf the north east corner: of
che part Of said section five, west of said
section thirteen. passing across said Sec
tion fixe in straight line to the west
side, including said tract and out at a
point On the west line. 81 chains south Of
the north west corner Of said section five,
said centre line being marked by station
stakes. be said distances as above stated,
more or less.
That the said Fort Wayne and Chicago
Rail Rod company desire and intend to
appropriate the right of way for their said
road through said tract Of land. for the
width and space Of fifty feet on each side
of said centre line, with the right of way
over said land. to construct. repair and
maintain said Road, make drains and
aqueducts. take materials Except TIMBER
within the said space of fifty feet. with
all the privileges grdntea by law, in as
full and ample manner as may be re-
CURED for said purposes; to have and to
hold the same as long as required for the
uses of said Road. The location of which
line as now made on said tract. is fully
shown by map and profile. as also a
declaration in this behalf. on file in the
Office of the Clerk of the Marshall Circuit
Court In SAID county.
The Fort Wayne aud Chicago Rail
Road Company.
BY G. IL. REEVE, atty for the Comp.
Aug IL, 1888. 1913.
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STATE OF INDIANA.
MARSHALL COUNTY, SIS:
Notice TO Mrs.

Notice TO Mrs. Ne,dig, whose
given name is unknown;
TsHE said Mrs. Neidig, being non res
y ident If said county. and the owner of
the east half of the south west quarter OF
section nineteen. in tow nship thirty three
north, of range four east. N said county,
is hereby notified that the centre line OF
the Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail Road
crosses said tract OF land. o distance Of
27.41 100 chains. Said centre line en-
tering said section on he east line at d
point 54l-l00 chains north Of the south
east corner. passing across said section.
including said tract. in straight line, to
and out at a point on the west line Of
said section 35 IL 100 chains north OF
the south west corner. Said centre line
being marked by station stakes. be said
distances as above stated. more or less.
That the said Fort Wayne and Chicago
Rail Road company desire aud intend to
appropriate the right o: way for their
said Rail Road through said tract of land.
for the width and space Of Fifty feet on
each side of said c~ntre line, with the
right OF way over said land. to cons truct.
repair and maintain said road. make drains
and aqueducts. take materials Except
TIMBER within the said space of Fl fly feet,
with all the privileges granted by law. in
as full and ample a manner as may be
required for said purposes; TO have and TO
hold the same as long as required for the
uses of said Road. The location of which
line as now made on said tract. is fully
shown by a map and profile. as also a
declaration in this behalf, on file in the
office of the Clerk of the Marshall circuit
court in said county.
The Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail
Road Company.
By c. Il REEVE. atty for the Comp.
Aug. l. 1888. 1913.