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HOTELS,


A sTOR PLACE HOTEL. NO 1888 AND zas BROADWAY
"A opposite Astsr pisss pleasantly located hsss1
svorfiy in its and management witi sAs
ssst s1d lest ho t In The city STRANGERS visiting ssc
house without the noie and hustle Of the larger hotels
SMILES renders desirable '''as' %AfEssAs IN l''
" ionshlo hotel, corner 90 sroadway and Twes.islh
s,,d and 'S,n.y ready .,.o@no
Isssss s.1 SI.s.s x.:s Pr
high reputation . first class hotel. q. DONADL
HAMILTON HOUSE, FORT .HAxLroN1Is orES
IL fer nsnt boarders Parties whing
t. snssss % win address y the % =. -. Svs
,ss &c "a 81 -
'ns' 'Ne ''A' WIZ 'e''' 40" '''A nawLsY D. cLAPr.
KIRK's BowERy HOTEL, CONDUCTED ON rHH
In na 5sans paoS
E r1% rom asS Is Os airy x.s AND KmK e
prietor $50 Bowery corner Of Sixth street. junotios Of
Third and Fourth avenues
7 ARDS MANSION noUsH d.ArE NORRIS aousxJ
Nop Of poarssrs and visiters June u.
DEsIRABIE WATERING PLACE THE NEW YORK
three miles from Jersey City and commanding view Il
mss. panoramic vess Of the rSor ssd bay sss
been Iu, IN thoors, repair Tor ne rho oca.ios
ali tho comforts necessities Of samr residsuoe and
City erry 10 the Hotel PETER DWYhs, Propris.or
NLPTuNs HOUSE,. NEW ROCHELLE. N. Y. IS vow
Ssoss The maa: q. june % sss
trbe House wharf At o'clock and tho city
PsCK &w,LLia
Dawn ION HOTEL GLENCOvE. THIS FAVOR
lite hotel under the direction ~ wr Otis Orasbes 10
ow open for the roceptios u hosrders 80" s,.."rs
, e., rss As x. pr pq ,rss's ms ~:
Of be Of ,he beet kept houses In TIE country
particulars apply At the sa"co House NO Chambsrs
street.
GA nATUiNG-HyCFIa UOrtI, OLD POINT COM
- tort Na-Ths la % and ihcent eftabtbment n
oiimste the numer attractions of old Point
universally knos and throughout she Unida
et ans snthsnsd r,%'rhs up"n I've are dee ned
and the Woes Of the most
ssitaHts hsvc been securet aud effort shall b
omitted TO promote the comfort and Of our ma
II erous patrons The steamers from Norfolk Richmond
Petersburg baltimore. WASHINGTON Philadelphia and New
'''A ''n' p"'Jo jos. REYNOLDS CO, Propr.s.ors
CEA BATnING.-UNITED STATES HOTEL LONo
- Branch New Jersey This house Is entirely al
furnished aud will be for he reception OF board
'F' and eRA i'siss KENsR BY Co.
THE PAVILION HOUSE AT NEwBURu WILL 81
l open on Thursday, June for the season An eNly
application for rooms desirable many are already "a
gagged H. bLAkA
THE COLLINS HoTEL-CORNER OF CANAL AND
West streets fronting the river offer six new pssos
with baths and gas 20 lot with board on ressonaos
Also Few single rooms
| WAvERLEY HOTEL an BROADWAY, C0RNnR o.
| w Pourth street.-Thts hotci having ecep tny =
%ss =. 80" %s ~ vsrs sss
! Y w. sesAti. sr sr,.ewss
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400 BROADwAY.-GREAT BARGAINS.IN LADIBS
fOO and childrens furni -hing goods We ohrriag
great Inducements in the sale Of that portion Of stoek
which escaped the FIRE three weeks SINCE unfse
tu,atey overaken by the food of Cro.on Call quick sad
get gr at bargains. WALLER 4 DAME
1876 Broad way, corner Of Broone.
WOOL AS A ZEPHYR-THERE IS POETRY IN THAT
~ expression to realize which, it is only necessary
suit Of the zephyr sold at MoLAUGH
LIN cheap shirt warehouse 22 weh street.
Chambers Shirts made to in the best
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.-A KERR
IN Company have received choice selection of
goods in the latest Paris styles PLAID and sr ped
great variety Of colors and styles baege robes In
and elegant designs; also mourning goods Of deser
tion. A. KERR Il Co, 707 Broadway,
three doors below Ninth street.
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TENA sTS' REGESTE e.

A FRONT PARLoR AND BEDROOM ON SECOND
house Fourth the Uippodromo all ropete
with marble mantels, gas, to let u small family
tLe gentlemon furnished not. Address III. III. r. box
1Sy Post ONCE, with real Iamo
A FIRST RATE STAND FOR RESTAURANT TO
n letThat spleu cd basement 165 Broadway well II ,ht
with under clar and kcAen attached all in complete
order. Rent moderate to Irresponsible party.
A DESIRABLE SUMMER RESIDENCE TO LET AT
N Astoria, Subewiok Terrace, halt mi ,utes walk
iron the steamboat landing woil shaded No Apply to
Il. MILLS. Postmaster.
PAYMENTS TO LET AT NO CLINrON PLACE.
n hadsowe srt OF fsrr isei the drst door,
Ahd pa,orF AVID bedrooms the second and third refer
given required arst class restaurant la the
bssehcBt
A SUITE OF ROOMS ON TUE SECOND FLOOR TO
n let IN private house. 80 Bleeckcr street, few doors
east Of Hroadwey ana the principal hotels; aso,
ttrnishtd room for a gen tsman.
~ front basement OF house Bletcker street. let IT
LIS been occupied as medical Office for years APP
ply on the pa emises.
EURN1sntD HOUSE TO LET OR FURNITURE FOR
order within u rec OF the City and In good
street Rent of house $500, which is xJD than sjar
houses are renting for the same location Furniture worth
BILLING TUCKER, 800 Broadway
HOUSE TO LET-NEAR THE CRYSTAL PALACE IN
Ii fcrteth street. first door eas OF Lexington
with all The modern Improvements Rent $3.50; also ano
House store tho southcnt
and fortieth street Nnp satinot Hpi-hirg press std
plates for sale. apply t. JAwEa DUkk, JJ., III Maiden
lone American Print Works
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MArEIhIONIAL.
-
MATRIMONY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN
WI Loyer.-Professor Lawton Boston, form, rly Lou
don, will serd address receipt of dollar
Ind plain directions to enable ladies
the devoted many Of the Opposite their
ienrts desire The process simple capt.
waiting that all be married irrespective of ae appear
position and lsst though least,
ranged with such and dcracy that Dissection
sble: address Professor Lawton Boston, Mass No lot
tiers taken from the Pos Once unless the postage paid
ITO THE LADIrS.-AYoUNG GENTLEMAN, TWENTY
bve years of wishes to form matrimonial alliance
with an American lady not nineteen old To
aminfle young lady Of proIosorsug app this IL
chance rarely to be met with MT luisite
Letters addressed 60 Charles s. Herald Office, will
with prompt attention.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

UCTiOH NOIlCE:-LARGE SALRTHIs DAY, ATlox
"A ocoes IN the ssesrcoms Is Spruce stre. Valuable
fsrnnsrs dry soSds and clothing Aie the balance Of
stock Of Wholesale and retail liquor so
. lot Of groceries, guns, rife, hardware &c
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S25 ESTATE "A. For
streets; two houses Tweotth street, Broadway;
street. also nine Beautiful lots on Carroll park nrookyn
~ L. sH ELDON. s. Nassau street
I6O LOTS IN JERSEY CITY FOR sALE.-THEY
w situated IN port of the town that is fast
proving and have valuable water front They all u
dock They viii bo sod togctier bar gain Terms easy
,,'o n,so CO.. improved lot in Broohvn sad Neg ~
SEND, ~ Nassau street, from IL to o'clock.
A RESTAURANT lT BARGAIN-rOR SALE
n popular and well known restauraat ard sal down
town The place in Of tho best locations aad business
Tho only for fsPosng the III health OF the
present. occupant and proprietor For nr.ner particulars
AN OPPORTUNITY seLDos NET wITH.-TIE
glaze snd lamp stsrs I7a Grand street wiiansburt
for sale situated in the best business location in the city
well stocked and doing good business; satisfactory
street bstv cen Fiitf aud sixth Streets Williamsburg
A GREAT BARGAIN, AND NO HU sBUG.-A CON-
n plete pistol business with all the
~ would Tor any light manufacturing bus ness
win he sold rrcat sacrifice IL applied for imnei tey
Inquire Mt l63 Hester street. j. PEGAkE. L. S.-Rosn,
with power, to let.
A GAN nY STORE TO BE DISPOSED OF--ONE DoI r
n from Thirty first street In the Ninth avenue The
OF leaving is Sickness
SMALL FARM FOR ssLE-CONTAINING EIGHT
n and half a,res-one mile north and east q na'iom
within two butes AIN OF the railroad depot the ri
there beautiful building sites with asplendd view tho
Fact River. For terms, apply to HLNRf PURDY, near
the premises.
POTHECARY STORE FOR sALE.-owINa TO THE
n increase Of my medical Practice find impossible
attend my drug store with credit Co myself Offer H. there
Quoted end patrlrged rlecea tli city Terms
NJ OK s. uarL8AAo, al Grand street.
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DOARDING.-TO LET, TWO NEATLY FURsIsHED
- the second lonr, with full partial board
for gentlemen their wives singic House
pleasantly situated at 2Uy Tucson street. below
carl nj
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DoARDING-A FRONT ROOM AND BEDROOM Tt
ID let paratoy topether with be ard Mt 81 last Six
toeLtL street Also one single room.
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BOARD IN BoBOKEN, WITHIN FIFTEEN MINUTE.
- access to the business parts Of New yorkAn oleaa
suit Of to let at Is Hudson Hoboken In
Jrvate family, where all the comforts Of home may b
realised Unexceptionabe reference and required
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IN 10 O'Clock the large stock contained in the store No
,4 Grand street hes street the whole Of which will
be put up in lots to suit purchasers and sold without
.. WARREN, Auctioneer.
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(NOACa AND HORSES AT AUCTION-J. L.
" vandewater will sell Wednesday, at u o'clock in
front Of sales IA Wall street handsome and
fashionable coach with patent axes, made by Mix lined
with drah cloth been also pair OF
horses fifteen and half hsnds high years old gentle
kind and good stylish rsy etl il double
harness the saddle; also Of double
complete The whole will DO disposed q togsthsr and is
will be on exhibition one hour previous to sale.
CATsUP, BRUSHES HAVANA sEGARs, AC-AUC
ton this day, at lok o'clock ats Day street corner
CIR ieh tomato SUGARS Coffee nuts let Of shoe,
vbitewa and painters bruses Havana egars tn he sold
to advance account Of whom may ALSO
brandy, wine, tobacco Sc
WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Austionesr.
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ITO LsWyERs-A LAWYER IN THIS CITY, ABOUT
devong his time exclusively to real estate bu iness
vul to cell lis oc library Office uy niture AMI his INV
business his lease extending five from LIST May ult at
nominal rent ana .oatsn central To Professional
who whlts TO step at int, lucrative practice
tr 10 that rar y Terms favorable
Address Dixon box NO. l $40 Post Oaco.
RIO LIGHTHOUSE CONTa ACTORS --TwENTY NEW
i ligLtbous 80 Ian for sale cheap by JAMES RODGERS
A13 Broadway etatrf also Crystal Palace exhih
naohnes moving figures tnrnpp exhibition stands
T,O TA,LORs.-F0R sALE-s TAL0Rs CUSTOM
with stock and dsturss up town. wost side TIE
ostion and ocy good The ready made trade mi
be ADDED with great advantage Address Drascr Herald
once.
VALUABLE PROPERLY IN TARRYTOWN FOR
sale in Tarrytown hours ride by the Railroad from
New ,rk ten minutes wak from the Steamboat an
ing s,d Railroad depot twelve acres Of land on the
road leading to Whit Plans The plot nearly
rising ground and commands an extensive view of
and sve yi-w Of the Hudson and Tho surrounding
country TO be found IN the vicinity OF New York
Tho laid is 81 good order with sumber Of young and
" rifty upon IT, and at small cxpanso ado
into emcniri grounds for country seat
Iurc money rtmeiu mort sage For W. l1f
premises. terms, &C.. Apply u
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TOR sALE-A BOOK STORE, IN GOOD THROUGH
fare; Inquire at No. Alb Hudson street. Must be sold
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RoARD in THE COUNTRY : THE ADVERTISER
- would like 20 nmodzte family to board during
the The location is within travel
handsome private residence repete with all the comforts
and converiences OF quiet summer retreat and with
scenery unsurpassed. Address Croton, Herald oflee
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BOARDING STRANGERS AND FAMILIES SPEND
ID ing long sh' TT time in the city have delightful
board h. the centrally located private hotel ST.
Charles located at 3f7 Broadway 1bs house contains al
tie nlences OF drst class hotel baths Sc with
the noise andrbse the hotels which
IL, desirable residence few single gent. men be
commodated. JAS BARKER.
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HAMILTON HOUSE. FORT HAMILTON-IS OPEN
IL fer permanent and boarder Parties wshing
engage will address the proprietor At the shove
place. at tho Astor House The and splendid steam
Loaf Economy Capt T. d. Abel leaves pier No NJ K.
ut and 10 A M and and 4PM On and AFTER the 28tA
inst. the boat will leave New York at6P.M:
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7 ARDS MANSION HOUSE, u.ATE NORRIS HOUSx J
IL Long Branh Eev Jersey, will be opss ;or the rsssp-
ton of boarssrs and visiters June L.
SAML. LAIRD Props1etsa.
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TENANT H0USES-TUE OWNER WILL SELL AT
great sacrifice n applied for No objections 60
exchange FOR land in this viciuity Address b. A. Broad
way Post office.
TWO BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCES FOR
sale. ~ John W leeds, Stamford Cour. For partie1-
lars inquire Of HOMER MORGAN. Ia Pine street. under
Metrop0btap ISnpk
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- the Merchants Exetangs. on Monday June 10Th ioe
hcCulock Copper and Gold Mining Company Samples
be at their shico No. 80 Merohants' Exohanga
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BOARD UP T0wN-OFFICE FOR A PHYSICIAN
ID Two three desirable apartments, with first class
board may be obtnoed reasonable trims, In \ gen
teel neat borhoo1 Also n oommodious basement with
pantr suitable for physican has been occupied two
years W having extensive practice. Apply 70 No
Greenwich avenue dassri rlaccJ Amiss street. stases
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ENOR SALE-THE LEASE. STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
the Hudson Rirer Railroad House. the northwest
corner OF West Broadway and ReGde street opposite the
Hudon River Railroad Station For particulars
the
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KIRK,S BOWERY HOTEL. CONDUCTED ON THH
IN European plan Is prepared ts accommodate GEN
s,me desiring good at ressonsss price
Tie light, airy and perfectly ventilated
Prices 81 IS 20 SO per week THOMAS KIRK, POO
prietor $50 Bowery Of Sixth street, junction Of
Third nd Fourth ayen uea
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UCTIoN NOTICE-CROCKERY, GLASS AND CHI
a ma retailers stock and 80 lots best seconds goods
100 packages glassware by WILLIAM w. SHIRLEY, Wed
nesday june at 10 o'clock largo and choice assortment
for retailers and grooers worthy their notice. 1T 50 John st
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DOR SALE-SEvERAL FARMS IN NEW JERSEY
and Weschester county building lots and houses In
different parts of the city Of New York and Brookyn
neighbcring villages Apply to JOHN A FLAMMER. IS
Wall aire
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G-GENTFEL BOARD; ON REASON ABLl
ID terms for single gentlemen aud gentlemen thei
wives desirable handsomely furnished or unfur
nishcd rooms be tanned at l46 Waserey place nea
Sixth and Washin arade Ground Baths gas
Ao., in tic touse Reference exchanged
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RoARDING-A FEW GENTLEMEN, AND ALSO
ID gentlemen and their wives be accommodated with
board at las Eighth avenue between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets.
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DOR SALE-BUILDING LOTS NEAR THE CITY
Upwards ofl60 double lots equal to 800 city 'ots the
vageh Of Strstonport and Flammersbug at from
$50 $40 city lot riding to location Tho land Of
these villages having been bought time and
nearly a retold these remaining los be afforded at the
above low prices which are much under their value The
am only separated by stone fence selling At saO per
city lot Intending purchasers would do we'll to apply early
t. JOHN A. FLAhMER, Is Wall street Office hours from
A toA
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w B. JONES. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
w of elegant Window Curtains-W. JONES -
b. henri will sell this day at 10 o'clock. At Is Spraco
street by virtue Of execution six suites of eeant
damask window curtains with velvet muslin
dow shades, d.. NATHANIEL FINCH Constable
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ITO LET-A NEW FOUR STORY AND BASEMENT
house, No. lac East Twenty third street finished with
tie modern improvements gas, baths: &c apply to J.,
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BOARDING IN THE c0UNTRY-TwO SMALL chill
ID dren from three to eight years of age conf
bly, taken OF In tie family o. mechanic where there
The advantage Of bathing Reference required and given.
Iocnp East river Harlem. Apply at the grocery
~ Wcst Sixteenth street.
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-31
n26-3n
ST. CHARLES HOTEL.

@| T II E SUBSC RlBERS o.
ERsiii have the pleasure of announc- .<S ~.
Eass..A-Ing to the pabic that this Sza9zz.A AkzGs
well known establishments Phoenix like has
arisen from the ashes, and is now in every re-
spect better prepared for the accommodation
of our patrons than before. The entire es-
tablisbment is new, from the kitchen 10 the gar
ret, and everything is in apple-pir order. In
deed, the ST. Charles is fitted up with great cost
in style. OF elegance not surpassed, even in the
lower cities. aas
Having satisfactorily served the publc in this
capacity longer than any persons in our midst,
we have no hesitation III assuring the perllia-
nent rs well as transient public. lla, we are pre-
pared to give them every comfort usually obtain
able at first rate hotel Onr rooms are airy
and elegant, and supplied with clean and COM
Portable beds. The table is ever loaded with,
every thing choice that can be procured in the
market The bar is constantly furnished with
every variety of the very besl liquors and cigars.
The utmost pains are taken to procure the very
best cooks, the most attentive servants and at
tentlants and in short no effort spared to render
the ST. Charles worthy of lis high reputation,
and the liberal patronage bestowed np.,n it,
There is also the st. Charles Corral attached
to the establishment, always suppie, with good
pure spring water, and all abundance of hay
and barley for animals.
ata..,-. GUS. GROTEFEND e. co.
Shasta, August 9, 1853. aul3if
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-31
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.

ILfN PERSONS WISHING TO HIRE OR
Lt-z-e- purchase tirst-rate riding horses or
muies. informed that the undersigned al
ways keep hand, at their stables nearly
opposite the ST. Charles Hotel, Main street.
Shasta, full collection of just snch animals aud
none others. Indeed. they tlat,er themselves
that their stock. for elegance of appearance,
travelling condition. powers of locomotion and
endurance, ana oEer requisites cannot be sur
passed in this part ofihe State.
They are also prepared at all times. to pnr-
chase horses and mules. and persons wishing To
dispose of the same. may do well to give them a
call before selling.
COX & WALSH
Shasta. July 16, 1853. iyI6tf
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-31

CoRREcTioS.-Ihe National Ietelligencr
publishes the following note from an old SUBJ
scriber AT Louisville:
| notice In communication in your paper an
inaccuracy, which beg you will allow me to
correct. General Lee, of Virginia is the author
of that inimiabe description OF Gen. Washing
ton, embodied in those striking and emphatic
words, : First in war, first in peace, and first in
the hearts OF his countrymen.' Chief Justice
Marshall offered the resolutions to the House OF
Representatives upon the death of Gen. Wash
lnston, and pretaced them with remarks worthy
OF himself aud the illustrious occasion The
words between the inverted commas will be
found i'll the resolutions. General Lee was the
author of those resolutions, aud the late venera-
bic and lamented Chief Justice in his Life OF
Washington, expressly admits the fact.
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-31
Horace cres,y,s Advice . Ye..s Me..

HORACE GifeSuyD A0vlee - = O0mB UAe0s
The Norwalk Registey says that young man
of that place wrote to Mr.. Greedy. requesting
his advice as to the policy Of pursuing collegi-
ate of education to prepare him for the le-
gal profession. and received the following terse
and characteristic answer; af
NEw YORK, Aug 26, 1852
My dear Sir,-Had you asked me whether
could advise you to desert Agriculture for the
Law, should have answered no very decided
ly. There is already superabundance of Law-
yers coupled with great scarcity OF good Far
mers Why carry your Goals to New Castle.
AS to College Education. my own lack of it
probably dsqualifies me to appreciate it fully
but think yeu might better be learning to fid-
die. And il you are without means, / would adj
wise you to hire ten acres of good land, work ten
hours day on it, for five days each week. and
devote all your spare hours to reading and study,
especially to the study of Agricultural sciences,
and thus owe man anything while you
receive thorough practical education Such is
not the advice YOU seek; nevertheless remain,
Yours, HORACE GREELY.
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-31
WATER CURE HOSPITAL.
High Street, first Building East Of tn
Printing Office.

TyHAT THE WATER CURE SYSTEM IS
Il an improvement upon the old practice Of
attempting to remove diseases from the system
by filling the stomach with poisonous com
pounds, is abundantly attesied by the thousands
who have been etfectnally relieved by its appli-
cation. Hundreds who for years have been al
hicted with chronic diseases and ails resulting
from the inordinate consumption Of deetereous
drugs, and who have been abandoned by their
physicians as beyond the reach of medical aid,
have sought and found relief in this simple
though energetic remedy. 1t is especially efii-
cacious in yenereal diseases. frequently reno
wing all effects ttereofina very few weeks. Also
in all kinds of Fevers. and injurious effects re-
sulting from the Introduction of poisonous drugs
into the system. Indeed It's influence, when
properly used, though comparatively mild and
perfectly harmless upon The system. is more EN-
ergetic aud speedy in the removal of diseases
than any other remedy now known, and has
never failed TO remove hurttu and poisonous
medicines from the sysen of the patient.
The undersigned is therefore confident
that he can be Of great and Invaluable benefit
10 all afflicted persons who may be pleased 10
make of his assistance. And TO prove hat
his confidence is we'll founded. he would re-
spectfuly refer persons to those patients already
successfully treated by him, since his residence
in Shasta H. @. OkERSTROM,
Hntey-eure Phgsician
Wasser-oou' Doet0r.
O
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-31
SANTA CLARA MILLS FLoU.

VIE UNDERSIGNED TAKE OCCASIoy
Il to inform the public that, owing TO recent
improvements the capacity of these mill. has
been somewhat increased. and they are now
turing out 500 1 bags of their choice Flonr
|. af1nrds much qualification to know that IN.
ken the place of The Best Brands of th,. ;n,,,on,
ed and We are grateful for the manneri in which
our efforts to supply Pure and Choice Fl,u,r
nave been sustained, By continuing to make
careful selections OF Wheat the public NAV H..
assured that the good rente already earned viii
De sustained, and that no Flour will leave ,b.
NM. fuliy branded, which is not in all r..n,c,..
eana to Haxall and Cialego. At
ISy' Orders from she Couu,rx ..-.<,
attended TO. ~
PATCH & CLAYTON, Agents. ~
Nov.5, 1853. '1.u .,n