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LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.

1l> PERSONS WISHING TO HIRE OR
~ purchase frst-rate riding horses or
mules, are informed that the undersigned al
ways keep hand, at their stables, nearly
opposite The ST. Charles Hotel, Main street.
Shasta, full collection of just such animals aud
none others. Indeed, they fatter themselves
that their stock, for elegance of appearance,
travelling condition. powers of locomotion and
endurance, ana other requisites, cannot be sur
passed in this part of the State.
They are also prepared at all times. TO pur-
chase horses and mules. and persons wishing IL.
dispose of the snlne. may do well to give them
call before selling.
COX & WALSH.
Shasta, July l6, 1853 jy1sd
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msx,s wursKYsCKEEK HOUSE

- THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD IN.
III form the public that this Hotel, pleas.
lI2EL antly situated in Franklin City, on Whis
XIV creek, six miles north of Shasta on the Yre.
ka and Weaverville road, is now open for the
reception of travellers. boarders, and customers
generally. The Table is constantly supplied
with all the varieties of meats and vegetables
procurable ia this market, while the Bar is fur
nished with almost every kind of liquors Of the
very best quality There is also good and se-
cure sa -Ate1i-
COrrat
attached to the establishment, always supplied
with an abundance OF hay and barley, forsihs
accommodation of packers, travellers, &c. =
The subscriber has no hesitation in promising
full satisfaction TO all who may patronize him. :
f <Nai sA tt BENJAMIN MIX. &
Whisky Creek, July 80, 1853 II
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SLHsyE a. lVa.


CTATE OF CALit tOUAtA. CCtiVif )F
~ Shasta. Ia the Distrlei Ccur, ti'i lnr 9's
judicial Dstri, 81 said State. Siuisi, touglJ, '..
Drnry D. Harrlll, Pub Adm II, pill. vs.. Ail-
keny, det.
The People Of the State of California 10 ). r.
Ankeny, greeting; ... -
Whereas The above named l'lH. having filed IN
ihe Cunr aforesaid iiis coniI,.aini against ,"t
for The recovery Of he sum oI twelve hundred
dollars with interest thereon from the 9th dny
81 May, 1852, at The rate of three Per cent. per
month, with costs and monied disburssm mrnIs.
Also, praying fora decree OF foreclosure OF mort
aaae aud order for sale of aged premises
bv Won morsaged to Josiah koop, late Pub.
Admir- oi said County. And said plti. having
obtained from Ike Court aforesaid order for
publication of Summons, these are therefore 10
require you TO nprear and answrr said c"In'
plaint within three months from and after the
date of the first Insertion hereof 10 wit July
l6s S53, or The plaintiff will take default against
you and apply to the Court for the relief de-
manded.
Witness my hand and private seal, (no official
seal) at office in Shasta July II. 1853.
THOS. W. DAWSON. Clerk,
;,-oo On, District Court
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g. THE UNDERSIGNED. WISHING TO
Eaiiil change his business. offers for sale the
lxi...A well known 8S&Fe
OLIVE BRANCH HOTEL AND RANCH.
lying on the main stage route from Shasta to
Sacramento, and on the north side OF Cotton-
WOOD The Ranch contains 100 acres ot arable
land, the whole enclosed by substantial fence.
Among the improvements upon the Ranch are
the following:
A good and commodious Dwelling House, for
the past three years kept public hotel;
first rate Barn, sufficiently capacous to contain
100 tons OF hay, and comfortably stable fifty
horses. a well of good water at the door-also
a well in the garden. with chain pump aud
hose attached to it for conducting tue water to
all parts OF the garden; Garden containing
about five acres OF land in high state of Guilt
vation: together with a Grainery. Cellar, Milk
House, Chicken House, Coral, and all other me-
cessary buildings and improvements. The
-"Olive Branch" too. has always been stage
station on the Sacramento road. The terms
will be made reasonable. ~ #hs
For full particulars inquire of the subscriber
on the premises. Hle5s WI. LEAN.
Cottonwood, July I6, 1853. jyl6n
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sANFnANCIsCo CoLUsAPACkET.

l1llas1 THE well Known Steamer
Esal44zE ORR ENT, A. d. CARPESTER, Mas
ter. will leave San Francisco every Monday and
Thursday evening. for Colusa; returning, Will
leave Colusa for San Francisco every Wednes-
day and Saturday morning. 500 1 .s4ss,s
The Orient has recently undergone thorough
repairs. and for comfort and safety. both for
passengers and freight, is not excelled by any
boat in the trade
AaExTs.-F. SLEEPER.
Chy Street Wharf, San Francisco;
CHARLES SPALDING.
au27 Inn LOUISA
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BILLS OF EXCHANGE.

~ Our BILLS Of EXCHANGE can be procur-
ed at, and Treasure forwarded TO US for ship
ment. from any Of The aboue places. IN all OF
which we have Brick Vaults or Iron Safes for
the security of Treasure entrusted to us. Aud
on board of Steamboats,, on any of the above
routes, we have Iron Safes and Messengers for
the security of all valuable packages transport
ed by us,
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RANCHING. RANCMING:.

~s THE SUBSCRIBERS ARE NOW
kS prepared to receive and ranch stock at
sA<sAEs Lake Ranch, twelve miles from Shasta
at The usual rates. This ranch is well known TO
be unsurpassed for good grass and water and
those persons leaving stock with may depend
upon It's receiving the same care as our own.
All stock will be ranched at the risk of the
owner, unless otherwise specially agreed upon.
iy23tf MOODY & WOOD.
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E. e.. GILLETTE.
Civil Eugimccp.

Comfy Snrreyor Of Shasta Comfy
GURyEYS AND RECORDS THE FIELD
~ Notes OF land claims. Canals and fumes
laid out and graded Plans, estinntes and spe.
cihcations drawn mp tor bridges, aqueducts,
dams aud all kinds Of STRUCTURES
Office i'll County Clerks Office. marriott
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FOR SALE OR RENT,

f,..s5fS ON THE MOST REASONABLE
iiiE3 terms, the Cottage House, situated on
IHllEMl IHzslEMl the northeast side of Shasta City The
house III new, and is beautifully situated, conve.
nent to good water. For further particulars ap.
ply TO L. H. Barber or E. w. Mech, at the Bill.
lard Saloon.
Shasta City. May 3d. 1853. my7tf
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SOUTHERN MINES.

In the Southern Mines run an Express in
our own name, always accompanied by faithful
messengers. to and from San Francisco, Sto, k
ton, Sonora, Moquelumne Hill, Columbia, Mari
posa, &c. sc. By Browns Express from Stock
ton to all.ihe camps i'll the Southern Mines.
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H. w, HuRRARD.

Storage and Commission Merchant
A TIE UPPER END OF MAIN STREET,
- at the sign of the Globe Lamp" where
will be found 20 or 30 good beds for dodgers
all hours Of the night. Also, shower and iub
baths at all hours Of the day or night, hot Id.
Also miners tents always ON hand, cheap.
There Is also attached an asylum for the sick.
Shasta City, April Q, 1853. spsa
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Dreaming A CoSrRAcT-"A married couple, ~
says the Gazette des Tri5unaur latter living to-
geher on bad terms for some time agreed, a
few days ago, to separate. They sold off all their
furniture, but finding that the sum it realized
was not very important, they proposed to COM
NIT suicide, aud yesterday they went at an ear
ly hour to the Canal St. Martin to execute the
design. The husband leaped in first, but after
while, beng capital swimmer, he raised his
head above the water and perceived his wife
standing quietly on the bank watching him. He
began abusing her. and said that according TO
their conventions she ought to drown herself
Instead, however, OF complying, she accused
him of intending to let her drown. whilst he
saved himself by swimming He called on her
to plunge in at once, without any more talk. but
she refused. Thereupon he got out OF the water
and gave her tremendous ihrashing. Some
persons who came up went to seek for the
guard, and the loving pair were arrested On
being questioned they made the facts known"
IMPORTANT FROM MExIco.-We find the SUBJ
joined news in the Herald. whose correspondent
has had access to papers from the city OF Mexi-
co fortnight later than received, from which
he makes the following important announce
ment:
| see by the Mexican journals that Santa An
na has ordered thirty thousand men to the Me-
silla Valley, to be supported by a reserve of ten
thousand more. This looks like war, and it is
eNlueht tuc DiCtdior WISHES another collision
with the " Fierce Invaders of the North" Per-
| haps his power can only be prolonged by war;
do not think the Mexican nation desires If. but
certain it is that the hero of many revolutions
| hopesto reinstate the wiihered laurels of his
last campaign by snch course.
The runor of discovering rich deposits of
gold on the Mescala proves to he real Texas
humbug-no gold. 1t is said that the French
| Consni at Acapulco has discovered rich depos-
its of virgin silver-equal TO the famed Pc
tosi. Perhaps il is another Texas.
The Shasta courier., 1853-11-12
BY CRAM ROGERS &. co.

We send regular Expresses to French t;Hch
Weavervie, Yreka, Jacksonville, AltLousc
Creek, and Portland, Oregon. Also, to The PITT
River Mines
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FREE TRADE MEAT MARKET.
HORSE MARKET AND LIVERY
STABLE.

n THE UNDERSIGNED BEGS
EN leave to announce to his old Gus Tl@
AU.tomers and the public generally, ~
that his arrangements are now completed TO have
always on hand Horses aGl Mules for hire or
sale, and trusts that by strict attention TO busi-
ness to merit continuance Of the liberal patron
age hitherto bestowed on him.
Horses and Mules bought and sold on COM
mission.
Auction sales of stock daily.
Those wishing to sell or purchase stock will
find it to their advantage to call at the Stock
Market. JAMES LOAG,
Shasta, March 12 1853. Auctoneer
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Also, payable at the following Banks:
E. w. CLARK s. Bros, St. Louis
Mechanics and Farmers Bank, Albany.
Utica City Bank, Utica.
Bank OF Syracuse, Syracuse
Bank of Auburn, Auburn.
Bank of Attica, Buffalo
Rochester City Bank, Rochester
George Smith & Co. Chicago
Alex. Mitchell, Fire and Marine
Insurance Company, Milwaukee.
Michigan State Bank, Detroit
Com. Branch Bank of the State of
Ohio Cleaveland.
Clinton Bank Ohio, u Columbus.
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INSURANCE.

INSURANCE.-We have made arrangements
for insurance to the Of one million dollars
on any one shipment. and are empowered TO in
sure for other parties on Gold Dust. Bars, Coin
and Merchandise, To and from New York and
tins City. by endorsements Bills of Lad ng,
at the time OF shipment.
ADAMS & co.
e w Tn.cx Aren't Shasta
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Dumdudrum is no more His scepter is in
the mud, and pewter shelled CLAIMS respect il
not"
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CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF CROCK
IA cry and Glassware, for sale by
je25 IT, ass0 HARRINGTON g. DOLL.
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IN The DISTRICT COURT

nF THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
" in and for the County OF Siskiyou, State of
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ADAMS & co.

E. w. TRAer, Agent, Shasta.
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B A N K IN G:

BANKING:
We do Banking Business of Deposit only,
Special or Otherwise.
/ We sell DRAvrs on any Of orr offices in the
following places: sss.rs e4t
BOSTON. CS
NEW YORK, g#9 saN
PHILADELPHIA, H
BALTIMORE,
WASHINGTON. s
CINCINNATI,
LOUISVILLE,
H es ST. LOClS,
NEW ORLEANS,
.c AND LONDON
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OT.4CITITI UTER.

VIII ieaYe THURSDAY, FthIu.ry IT, 8 q. lock H.
AT0R CAMDEN, N,CllAMPAtyNOLE, E-y ~
T. WI lllNGLo>, MONROE, cor JAllt ,iiNi,-
rt t- FIT iFfa4f a-r p3sg ta.s. ,''t. 4
Ngaug. 0 leave 4sHr, far rs M ar rata,
aaI % aa5 o. ta IRA 5 fAe1E, 81 ro.drRs street
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rs.1-,t IL RrssrA-Two new ukases from 81. Peters
prr exhibit the Gar stoopiug to paEticulariEe and
ppy his system Of reprssins intelligence Of whatever
,5 in whatever shape. Accordngto one OF these none
m natives can e preachers or school masters in Poland
teachers Of languages, tutors, governesses,
where they are psrntel al all will be so under the title
m doetics The second decree orders that besides the
censorship to which every literary work intended fer
pea.on iu Russia subjected before printing, Sec
nd examination BY the censors shall take place between
the printing and the publication
on The e2i ut Randous Krotinus the snluggler cen
ltned to receive nine thousand blows with rod and
three other dsnquent condemned to six thousand each
uttered their punishment On the plain Of Taaronen
large military force called up to witness the execution
The arrangement that he punishment should be DIS
ruted to each in three thousand strokes day kroti-
ms having received his three thousand, died two Of the
others expired hcore that number Of blows had oeen m
aeted and the fourth sank On the morrow fie PM
ishnrnt Of death is abolished in Russia
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EfU uAMrsuIRE GoyrnsoRs les nan ssfsn Ps.-
sons who have held the oce of GCsernaf tn New lamp
shire. have died since tho eolnsnesmehI q tls yea
ls4e, namely David L. Morrill, William f.aniss s1
Ben Isaac Hill Samuel Dlnsmsle Lea hV0ep0i : A''f
William Bedgsr.
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. :. : 7
Pa oF Cry New Otlenns
rz,heyAl
r..
hruth Prel4sent aH dfl IL NerfF'
lutia llsifse Colqans Ne oris NA3
s iul sworn according law, ieaf- 4y, 'lt lie os
Tae, transcript a t1- loksoi sGi
s.r11any, a.. BGJIEtER, President.
tty, II. W7EEi Sesr.rsr~.
sworn to AMI sIJs8l be- me, The t5 DAY January, is5j
c. v. JDSTE, Second Justice p. II e fslls
= Parish III oflslrs.
-. TA Ba.ri a.siarsi ditdet IortYN
t H. on tag armed Hezas O. lhe lauy he yyar ending
ieagarg 49, r vhl s csratatss IS l b. as oaAn- ter
JAe ut alsTr1 rtE'.
Ta Company te rs' the pt- o the Seas vers
ai eg s..agt d Ere, -usnt nss tact 30
"a. 20 s.Ies.. ALr&ASnEB BROTHER, Precedent.
JOHN i. SHAW, Vice President.
tty IS
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arsa-os TrssnAv. February g. 1868.

r 7fsai 80 xaissss'stfsr wsraslss -
sGFF EE... Br MISS May L. L4wsov.
Al sing the pFaise of ruby vine.
Through crystal goblets flowing,
And murMur OF the purple vine
=, Neatn endless summer glowing
hew Wel y charms the hesrtit warms
me soul In sunshine steeping
a beauty, mfrth, and homes bright hirtI,
10y chainea within it's keeping
But wherefore gid the temptiup sr,uxht.
Nhieh STAINS the lip that praises 2 sr
Il nectar iar more pure and sweet
The wearied spirit raises
Twill tinge with light caress darkest nisbt
Lake some divine Iibasion
Joy ms q the eyes and hearts beat high
Beneath its inspiration.
II ripples through the silver spout
In clear, transparent china,
Brought freshly from the sparkling hearth.
By Phillis or BY Dinah.
How rich the scent when scfti7 biens
With cream, rich, thick and yellow,
Whose currents glide in mingled tide
rs pungent strength to mellow
It stirs The flash Of soul and sense,
Til wit and converse miDgls
For minds best rays Ike sorrows waves,
Meier rush 20 meet rs single
Bright fances strike on minds alike
That fade not with the feeting,
fof words that thrill grow deeper still
When glance with glance ia meeting.
IL wakes within the melting souf l4tsrs
Iirae's 5 lost Or buried pleasures
ei1 friends, Old books, old songs old Joys,
And all life's zafnered treasqrss
Bersft Of pain, twill softIy rain
Old r1emory's haunted pisres
While DER US rise in angel Vui.s -l.s
5cft smiles On vanished faces
As one By one cur guests depart,
Left with remembrance only ss7'
We scarcely sigh that time fits By, 90
And leaves ~ sad and lonely; .e.
Hopes morning breaks. and Jog avakes,
Life's gloomy page to brighten,
AZ on cur quiet silent hearth
The dying eInbefs tighten.
Then on the pillow softly sinks
The head with Visions seeming.
And many an Eastern pageant fosts
Before our gorgeous dreaming
To see life pass in fancy's glass,
With moonlight radiance beaming
II seeks the breast divinely blest
Through misty Mocha cleaning. Ia
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crt for the SewYufk Crystal Palace Is urg-
~ M sbiaet with uucl success IN New Brunswick and
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I0R BALTIMORE-Merchants' Line. =


i TIE sling uuk WILLIAM HENRY Captain e. z
lV.= diannten. E7sat ot the bulk Oh loo hhda
e. an, " lts,i 8irg board, ~-earl District or 10
lsfd T. HlGElIs q Camp street.
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STEAMBOATS,.
ONO RIVER.

eTl1IT NHDn ATS
y J. I4AAhLl1 : : -
oUJO AVER
oHio ~ nIt Ei'
,,.,,s. rttr-psnAy FgI,r,etg 49, at 10 o'clock an
EyOR LOUISVILLE, EVANSVILLE, -fsG,- "
and interns ets ehdiu The >, 4 I, ~ 80.
fe,' -tnag r',ssag s,9a, ~ ,1f a vi .1,- ~
Ga@ ''' = ,g g'~ I,,@ = p' ss apa1r,, uoiato
ot,l, on band ~ - WHITE BrcIhNAN.a7 fa.h s.. ~
''la2 .,-.,.r.t..
tl-N'l = = a .,'i i,,a-1lg jsis
faa ,ooaer WILLIAM NOBLE p NJ Ne.s'go g -s'ea
Master ,r,sa and wall l'A'' 30 '.''' t''
t9 M,howei.t' 1',' Z BELL = F'yet' ''fs8'.
Hi,i Z, ltZ,I>< Gfys MS ,,Pl n f,rtaS Lo,,. s~g
4 .S.a a'.sa. l.'.as'IsS .-,l, j GO ,:ss
@OHN r. ~ . ~ .dni4, & ,t ~ r5,sse having uuaar
Ias u as.oaagi4,ta. arpy g! .,,t q r,,,, .,.
@'lss9f o ~ ~ - .-- -
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a. lgtfE 10 81 lutarnsaiate lgaaig 1.ia
" ~ l.qai P5g3 ss ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ II
81 ". ,l5 JOHN L HYDE, Il radrs str,' ~
wali,a,- "WEDNESDAY, gstr..,y 3. ...se,,.io.ar.n.
Et T,s,.,I y - - an iiate arIlps e33ssaA
AHAs- Apoit; j hi fs ,a. W J. ii asdrs. i Fa =
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n itt-,gitrr al IN, IN, [r e,, lndrrs ST. =
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sINi ~ 4, I ',Li. t y, r mi IN yaarl as
- NnuwELL 'N., a BELL. " Poy9t'' a'tss..
vi,i-..s wlgN .,,...,?3g i9.,.sF.H
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a III -r.aatr abafe. For r49ht of passage af
| y az rf.i- 4 r C.
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VAsnlsGroy AFFARs -Washirs on Jan. 31.--Ihe con-
sideraon Of the Texas Debt BIZ y postponed in conse
uuence Of the illness Pearce, but will be taken
IN a5 he Is able to attend account of its impor
tauce involving the public faith of the State II is
also e.irble dispose OF it before the next Anintra
ton comes in Mr. Pearce has prepared legal argument,
which said be irrefragibe in favor of the eight mil
lion proposition
Mr. Badgers confirmation Is understood to depend on
two unsettled votes
The remaining eight your brcklayers and aborerswere
dismissed from the Capitol extension to-day leaving no
workmen employed except the marble cutters
TuE KANE ExrRAprTloS CAsE-bdshfngton, Jan. 81 -
The Judges of the Supreme bench to-day were equally
divided as to the Jurisdiction of the in the of
Kane and the prisoner must remain in duress until action
again come before the NewYork Court.
Justice Nelson's opinion very able and important
one and fully endorsed the arguments OF hanes counsel
1t occupied hour in delivery Justice Catron held d.
recty opposite and in very elaborate opinion pronounced
the arguments Of Kaine's counsel unenaoie
ARnTy, or THE CRY or GLAsdow--tcssst Sunk ste.--
Pif,ffepIia Jan 3lThe steamer City Of Glasgow ar
rived this morning with Liverpool astes q tne .sn n.
Thursday sprung leak last night from damage by Ice
and sunk at Almond street wharf
Levin Williams has been committed iof the nWaer o
Christopher Loobar,
pIscH.RGE OF NEAI.-Phiiadelphia, Jan. 3.-kiehard
Neal the negro man charged with enticng slaves from
Anne Arundel county Nd, this morning discharged
from custody by the Supreme Court the agent OF Mary
| land not being in attendance
TThe agent for the State Of Maryland Mt John Lamb
80 badly beaten by the negroes at Chester that ne
could not attend having gone home by the advice Of his
| hysiciaus.-Reporter.l
porir,cs IL Bosrov-Bosion Jan. So.-ExCity Marshal
Frac Tukey addressed the citizens Of Boston on sat
urdav night in Fareu Hall in reply to certain enarssa
made against him by members d the a1s ssy
mqnt The hall crowded, and considerable excite
| meut prevailed
| yrssEL ISsUBEp-Boston, Jan. Sl--fhe Whaler a a
aowIand lost ness Honolulu was insured for se1eoo IN
Eostop New Bedford and Nantucket.
FtFcros oF ~ AtpNaaAy --Bosto1' jan sl-heed'
b, has been elected Alderman, n place Of Mr. Perry
| deceased, by large majority
/ Tsr ErWYoaK ExHlBrIoS --AerF@k, jar. Si.-hr.
yLlnan agent for the SewYork Crystal Paisesl y urs
ins the subject with much success q Sc" 0'-' "
: Noys scotas 10, s,- ,,x..,
st,ox.t TFf.t -. 4lislg. Jan 3l-SalIons charged
iIic In the arrest OF Jerry the fugitive slave, was
ironn1eueed This morning
- 81 , }trRnrRrR - L5'ast,As Jan. 81 W How
"a rrIsr sentence ot death for the murder Of Henry
T-ibsls escaped from i4 ou Saturday night The GeF
10y nr rs $500 reward oI his sTrS9t lie mas bot ene
~ Is hrsYy built with do.ncast look.
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CO4SI

- WIie1va WEDNESDAY,, Fef--s sr7 e At e.5l',lsf =.
ETOR WASHINGTON AND OPE- ~ "A
U L0ISAs.It' s0tstHutlt aHI fast running ~f1fssa =
si1fmar ikEb IL y ii4 ClFtatr i j iief-t
iupo aud wiz leave above. Eor hesh passage, aply %
board, i00t OF Blsnylis street on 10
~ OLIVIER BlQUIEi Il .yer clsialaA5a'a street,
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RED I'm ERe
BET5t RU,ER.

WIN tra,r FRIDAY, February H. 81 5o,iestT.N N.
EYOR BAYOU LOUIS, SICILY ISL 6g5 +,
a. AND, rLr.hNs LASpl''G and B3suF ~ rssGss a
EiTl- 5Iu.r cory Eight dsucht rser gzsesy sN
LEILA No. > Caps. 4. n bs.l, w lrtEu as asgNe
& ur lrs-tt a=aH-r5 ApItH On ioslil on 70
80 SMITH FiMsfPF, p royiias street.
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By the arrival Of the steamship louisiana Capt smith
have dates from Galveston 20 the 4th instant and our
exchanges from the interior
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bblg Calcinel Plaster. 200

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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-05-14

We find in the Syracuse Star a tolerably
rich thing. In the State of Ohio, there resid-
ed family consisting of an old man, by the
name Of Beaver, and his three sons, all whom
are hard pets" who had often laughed to
scorn, the advice and entreates of a pious tho
very encentrc minister who resided in the
same town. Ithappened that one of the boys
was bitten by rattlesnake and was expected
20 die, wheH the minister was sent for in great
haste. On his arrival he found the Young
man very penitent and anxious to be prayed
with. The minister calling on the family
kneeled down and prayed in this wise-"O
Lord we thank thee for rattlesnakes; we
thank thee because a rattlesnake has bit Jim.
We pray thee send rattlesnake to bite John ;
send one to bite Bill; send one to bite Sam ;
and o Lord send the biggest kind of rattle
snakes TO bite the old man, for nothing but
rattlesnakes will ever bring the Beaver fami-
ly to repentance!"
The above anecdote, which we cut from
the Albany Register, was told by Mr. Hale, "a
lecturer at Temperance Convention in this
city on Tuesday last, as an ilustratraton of
the reason for the Orators preference of the
Maine Liquor Law, to any other. The man
ner in which the story was told was irris.ibly
comic, and as an illustration it struck us at
the time. as being exceedingly pertinent and
happy Toledo Blade.