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Ga- J, G. PoTSDExTER, Superintendent Of
TE " %hs
2s~ JOHN ORCHARD is a candidate for CLERK
OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT mh2s
Ha~ P. NJ. BERTH, for the past fourteen
pRc COURT & ioI we a. %y BE-
rs THOMAS c. Poole is a candidate for
CLERK OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mhs I'd
Gas- Editors of the Crescent Please an
Of M NJ oREaS Ss G S
re- Messrs Editors: Please announce me as
Sanadsts for cERkoF THE THIRD DISTRICT c0TRT OF NEW
gzss- WILLIAM P BEDLocK, for CLERK of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT of the Court that may be organized to
lse> We are authorized to announce Colonel
GhRES Aoh G"eds for cLERK Of the THIRD
%as~ JAMES A. HOPKINS is a candidate for
CLERK OF THE FOURTH DISTRICT corRT OF NEW ORLEANS
Rs- THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk Of the Fourth
DISTRICT COURT NEW ORLEANS candida Tor reelection.
90 For CLERK OF FIFTH DISTRICT Court.
@
aame may changed es tie
rs Messrs Editors Please announe WIN
MOTT candidate for CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
COURT. mhli
Ns- For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
coURT.-GEoRGE WASHINGTON LEWIS, the present Minute
Fifth District Of
the years. himself III
of CLERKsiP of said Court the
i b. changed to- fell ID
NH- FRANCOIS BoULIGNY is u candidate fol
| CLERK OF THE SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
| Election third MosDAy in June. my6 I'd
ne II E. JOHNSON, candidate for CLERK OF
THE SIXTH DISTRICT COURT. mh95
Me- WIN HENRY WATERS, Candidate for Con
stable the Second Justices Court Election Monday No
yelbeI next, mylo I'd
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Gs- p NJ. Berlin, for the past fourteen
Deputy Clerk Of the late Probate and Of the Second DIS
the CLERkSiIP OF the said SECONr
DISTRICT COURT whichever the may
TO- uihl4
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Es- Messrs Editors Please announe VIM
A. MOTT candidate for CLERK THE Fifth DISTRICT
COURT. nnhli
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CUNDRIES-
- QUININE- 400 OF. landing and in store
OIL AURIES-Lemon End Bergamot;
DRIED APPLES-l50 bbls. in hne order
HAMS-SAgg Il Shay Is Sugar Cured. For sale by
mys0 L. J. HART 4 CO., 10 Tchoupitouias street
DOILED LINSEED 0IL-20 bbls. landing
I'D and sI sale by A. DELAGRAyE CO.. II MAgazln street.
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rs THOMAS c. Poole is q candidate t
CLERK OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT, mhs L
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nR. LEWIS'S PREPARED FLOUR.-The
~ undersigned is prepared to furnish the above Flour in Huy
Desired quantity family vessels exportaton
Propreors 81 Hotels will find this able article 10 every
cooking where Flour peculiarly prepared with
only cold milk mix TIT dough for
70 aduieTation
~ Tor particulars, bill Is o pa knges.
great property OF this Flour that be Slipped to
and purity 1t has known to keep sweet and
irselro for eighteen months
l. CHANDLER h BRO, 80 Fulton street.
aps sch Levee, Ievee, " Orleans
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CRFscrNT 0FFIcE,
Tuesday Morning. May 81, 1853
CoTr0N-The demand was limited yesterday, and the
sales reached barely 1000 bales Prices unchanged:
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,. MAYO, DENTIST, has r,

NE. MAYO, DENTIST, has re-
- moved Canal No.
81 MAYO has many years resident ~ u TYY
this city, has testimonials Of ability, r0m
orus Aue Nutshell Dangison panfoa and Gerhard
lie ais. Ptoss Stone, Dnbow an Sears
louisiana and D ennsr krr, M-ar and Hester
Caivitt Clarke and Capt T. j. lvev mhle ah
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n. NJ WRIGHT, Phillips leaves for ViCkSBURG and all
intermediate landings THIS EVENING, at o'clock.
msal d. r.. CARROLL So carond0et street, Union Row.
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pruos, Medicines, Perft.naery, etc,

The subscriber woaid respectfully call the attention Of
Families his well nsptei
e,mpr sing article his line Of 6gsinT q. ct which, %
exam nation, be FRESH AND GENUINE Durng N
season. WATER AND MEAD Of the very beat gnalt 49,
establishment all the Mineral atsrs,
sicb as CONGRESS- LICK, Bar Rooms supplsd
reasonable With PURE HONEY ESSENCE PEI PERMlNT,
G0IIEY EsITTERs etc. THOMAS RANKIN,
All d4Wiyis Druggist Apoheea Camp and POydas
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eNUNDRlES ~ tLOSE OONSldNMEN 10
- Port Wine; New York Baudy Beurbon Whisky Brandy
sSong; Branl5 Cherries; tue Lemon Syrup
F.ppe Sauce E Amonds Pickles;
and Family Soap; Salmon Sha b half bhs
quarter b Sardnas; Chocolates Crackers Ink, MUSTARD
sre Cloves Playing Cards. Groand Apes Pepper Cinnamon
Ginger; Coffee Chewing obaco
oil Cans Case Toa Measures Platform Counter
etc. whole for sale low close by
uVI4 ~,
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otis &STREETER'S PATENT INSULATED
LIGHTNING CONDUCTOR Travelling Agents wanted, to
offered
a sOGERT CO. Camp Ioysl
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,.yocse,.u. China and Giass,rer

ab K. FELL CO., "a Common street, { n
D Neworleans Importer and Dealers, Whcesale and
Retail LAMPS Plated CASTORS, CANDLE ysV
STICKS, TABLE CUTLERY, JAPANNED WAlfFHs' TO- -
rer Goods will be offered a low pTiS 1tr
The Shasta courier., 1853-11-19

and Tor twenty miles back, must be considered
The summit as 1t is impossible to ascertain the
precise place, owing to the hatness of the coup.
try. The small streams that rise on the Buttes
around and run down their sides, all sink OF
form small lakes and marshes, there being no,
slope sufficient to run off their waters.
Black Butte.-Course south west. distance six
miles; road heavy sand.
Pine Meadoscs.-Wesf distance miles; road
level and good; water and grass
Hat Greek North west, distance 4 miles
road gradually soping, only about 100 feet tha,
wagon wheel need be locked
Lost Creek-W est, distance miles road near.
y level.
John HWs Ranch, or Beer FYat--West, distance
II miles. the two first miles slightly up hill, fifty
OF sixty feet only of which is steep; after di s.
lance nf 40 miles, embracing the entire western
slope Of the Sierra Nevada. II is almost perfec,
grade to the Sacramento River.
McC1mber's NMs-Eight miles; Shingle Torn
8 miles; Charley's Ranch, 4 miles; Payne d
Smiths, miles; Or. Bakers, on Bear Greek, 2
miles; Fort Reading, Coo Greek, 4 miles
Sacramento Riccr miles.
Here semigrants can take whichever way the
choose it this part of the valley does not suit
them, OF if they prefer the mines to cutivating
the soil, they are in the centre of various mining
localities-Olney Greek, Clear Greek, Shasta,
Churn Greek, and Pitt River Diggings--all
within five to twenty-five miles of the Emf rant
Ferry, on Sacramento River.
My estimates of distances, the whole route
through, overrun hose of Mr.. Kleiser's as meas
ured by his roadometer this fall.
JeuN A. DREIBELsIs.
The Shasta courier., 1853-11-19

II During the past winter, reverend cler-
gyman in Vermont, being apprehensive that the
accumulated light of the snow upon the roof
of the barn might do some damage, resolved TO
prevent it by seasonably shoveling it off. Hs
therefore assembled it, having first, for fear the
snow night all slide off at once, and himself with
it, fastened to his waist one end OF rope. aud,
giving the other to his wife, he went to work !;
but, fearing still for his safety, My dear" said
he. " tie the rope round your waist" No sooner
had she done this, than off went the snow, poor
minister and all, and up went his wife. Thus,
on one side of the barn the astounded and con-
founded clergyman hung but on the other side
hung his WIFE high and dry, in majesty sublime,
dangling at the other end of the rope. AT that
moment, however, a gentleman luckily passed
by, and delivered them from their perlious sit
uation.
The Shasta courier., 1853-11-19
HALL & CRANDALL,S U. 9. MAIL
LINE FROM SHASTA TO
AIarysxillc and Sacramento City.

fE1EJs MESSRS. HALL & asT-A
@[S-S& Crandall have the k.zs<=<sfzsss<zz<
pleasure to announce, that the above line of
stages is again in full and active operation from
Shasta through Marysville to Sacramento.
This line is stocked with American horses,
that cannot be surpassed or equaled in .Cahtor-
MIA, and draw the most superb ConcordC Coaches
to be found on any road in the State.
The proprieiors of this Line pledge them
selves TO the travelling community, that they
will put them through with more expedition.
| more ease, cheaper, and in better STYLE than
any other line hiis route. They have the
uimost confidence III offering this pledge, from
the fact that the drivers employed on this line
are all experienced in their business, and are
temperate and responsible men. Passengers
paironizng this line may rely upon every at
tion being shown them
The stages, Until further arrangements, will
leave Shasta every morning at O'Clock, and
arrive at Marysvilie The following morning at
o'clock leave Marysvllle at o'clock and
arrive at Sac ramenlo City at u NJ, (tlle run
ning lime % hours) IN time 10 take the steamers
Ter Sau Francisco.
| This being the Daily United States Mail Line,
the stages stop AT the following intermediate
places:
Lower Springs Lawson's Hamilton,
Canon House, Las.sthI's ElZa,
| Clear Greek, Oak Grove, Plumas.
Cottonwood, Bidwelfs, Nicoaus,
| Red Bluffs, Meals Ranch, Marysvile.
Tellama Charley's Ranch,
ry- Office at Adams & Co.'S Banking Hossse.
THOMAS j. FL1NN, Agent.
Shasta, May 7, 1852. my7tf
The Shasta courier., 1853-11-19

AN EARTHQUAKE.-Capt. Gardner, of the
schooner Sacramento. just arrived at San Fran
cisco from Humboldt Bay, reports that very Sc
we're shock of earthquake was experienced at
that place at o'clock on the morning of the 25h
OF October. The Sua says that several persons
were thrown out Of their beds to the floor.
and the houses reeed to and fro like vessels
af1oat. A portion of the wharf owned by Messrs
Ryan & Duff sank about 4 feet, and their steam
saw mill, which has been recently constructed,
was thrown SO much out of its proper position,
that on starting the machinery next morning.
the connecting rod was antly broken.
P. s. Since the above was put in type later
aggerated.
The Shasta courier., 1853-11-19

DANGERS OF BEING TOO FAT-Mr Bruce in
his Classic and Historical Portraits speaks oi
the dangers of becoming too fat in Sparta:
The ancient Spartans paid as much attention
to the rearing of men as the cattle breeders in
northern England dc the breeding of cattle
They took charge of the frmness and looseness
of mems fesh and regulated the degree of fat
ness to which it was lawful, in free state, for
any citizen to extend his body. Those who
dared to grow too fat aud soft for the militia
ry exercise and the service of Sparta, were
soundly whipped.
If any California law "took charge of the
frmness and looseness of mems fesh," and in
hcted penalty of "sound whipping" upon
those whose corporeal circumference swelled
to an inelegant aud unseemly degree, we wot
Of certain hombres about in Shasta, yea. peripat-
etc monuments Of fat now occupying dignihed
positions, who, like the melancholy Prince OF
Denmark, would be heard exclaiming amidst
the showering of stripes
O. that this too too rolid flesh would melt,
Tbaw. and resolve itself into dew
Or that the Everlasting had not fx'd 20 God
His canon 'gainst self-slanghter! Q God
How weary, stale, fat and Improbable
Seem TO me all the uses of this world!
The Shasta courier., 1853-11-19
salmon River Correspondence.

SOUTH SALMON RIVER, Nov. 9Th, 1858.
MEssRs EDIToRs:-It is very strange that
| occupying as important position in the trade
of Shasta as the Salmon Rivers do, we are SO
seldom noticed in your columns. have repeat
edly commenced writing, when there were
matters of great interest both to yourselves and
readers, and often abandoned the task ere
completed. But as it is too late to remedy the
evil altogether, l will even now inform youl
fair prospect of getting handsome reward
for their summers labor. think the miners on
this stream have done as well, the past season,
as upon any other in California. At present we
have very good prospect of striking winter
diggings in the gulches and hills. Besides we
have thousands of acres along the high bars and
fats that will pay wages
Within the past two months hundreds of mi
ners have deserted these mines to seek locality
in your county for the winter, and now, to our
surprise, scores are arriving here from other
sections with the intention of locating for the
winter
1t has been raining necessarily for the last
1Wenty-IOuf nOufS, ana the opinion OIL most ola
settlers is that the rainy season has commenced !;
and thanks to the exertions of our enterprising
traders, the miners are better supplied with the
staple articles of food than they have usually
been. We are also abundantly supplied with
wild game. In connection with this will state
that small party encountered grizzly last
Tuesday, the fight continuing from one o'clock
until dark, when bruin killed by a luck
shot from one of the party None of his assal-
ants were injured in the conflict, although there
were some narrow escapes.
The most important item ofnews had almost
forgotten to relate, namely matrimonial ALI
ance between one Of most opulent traders
and tawney beauty of the Salmon natives
The friends of the bride assembled at the store
of the bridegroom, when the nuptial ceremony
was performed by swapping twenty-five dollars
in dust and broken gun for the fair Delilah-
a short dumpy squaw, of dark complexion, fea-
lures rather on the African order, little deaf,
and weighing about fourteen stone. The honey
moon has not expired. l cannot send You
piece of cake, as the bride is but little expert
enced in culinary affairs, and we were compell-
ed to forego the pleasure of gratifying our epi-
curian expectations. Yours, SHosTEKA.
The Shasta courier., 1853-11-19
TOWER HOUSE.

IO w Il f6 hhO CSEs
st the junction Of the Yreka and IVeaceraalle
Roads, I2 miles from Shasta.
fa21 THE ERSIG D-Sp
lii#7 would announce to the pub H4A&
IIasslaM lie, and particularly TO per- VA
sous travelling 10 and from Yreka and Weaver
vile, that he is now prepared to entertain them
at this long established stands formerly known
as the g Free Bridge House. III style not sur
passed by any hotel in Northern California. Hav-
ing completed his new and commodious build
ing, and furnished it in the best possible manner,
he is cuabed is promise the very best accom-
Rlodations. The table, heretofore, will al
gays be supplied with the best viands the mar
kct furnishes; while from the large garden at
taclIed to the premises, all the vegetables grown
in this part of the State will be furnished in the
greatest abundance
He has also "a secure Corral coEnected with
his establishment, always Supplied with an abun-
dance of barley and hay.
maraGtf LEVI II. TOWER.
The Shasta courier., 1853-11-19
RHODES e. LUSK's SHASTA
NV n ES6

kEA LEAVES THE p=-r7=7--ssss o
<f[fET Office OF Wells Far EEs-zzz=Ss EEs-zzz=Ss
%d296 60 &, Co., Sacramento, daily, for
Shasta, Yreka, and all towns and points through
out Northern California, connecting at Sacrament
60 with Wells, Fargo Il Co.'S Daily Express IL
San Francisco and by regular Mail Steamer OH
the LIST. 9Th, 10th and 18th of each month 10 the
Atlantic States and Europe.
Treasure letters and other packages conveyed
to and from the poiuts above designated, with
the utmost dispaioil
Gold Dust forwarded to the U. S. Mints ct
f'hiladelphia and New Orleans, under policies
from the most responsible Insurance Companies
in the Eastern Cities
Drafts drawn by John Nj. Rhodes, of the
Sacramento City Bank, on New York, New
Orleans, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh State Bank
ID Ohio.
b. Davidson's drafts for sale Messrs. n.
Nj. Rothschild & Sons, London; Messrs. De
Roihschild & Bros, Paris; Messrs. NJ A. Roths-
child & Sons, Frankfort; Messrs l.. Behrens u
Sons, Agents, Hamburg; Messrs- Hath, Grun-
ing & Co., Lima and Valparaiso; A Belmont,
Esq, New York.
Collections made and all business appertaln-
Ing TO an Express Company executed promptly
and with especial regard to safety.
JAMES NJ. RHODES,
HIRAM LUSK,
WELLS, FARGO & co.
OrPICEs-Sbasta in Post Office Buildingz
Sacramento, j street, betweea Front and Sec
ond streets; San Fsasscisco, LA Montgomery
street; Wcaverville, Messrs. Church & Mix's
building; Yreka, tire-proof building opposite
Yreka Hotel. sep lott
The Shasta courier., 1853-11-19
e Boys are sometimes endowed with .

q Boys are sometimes endowed with re-
markable memories. The Keen family, of the
State of Texas, consisted of three girls and .
boy-the latter only four years old. They were
all sitting round the fire one evening, in telling
how far back they could recollect. One OF the
girls recollected when she had IDOL that
winked with both eyes," Another recollected
when she was "baby, and Nancy tickled her
feet" John Keen, who was the last and least
Of them all. said he recollected scnss than that
" How wuss?'' said all the girls in a breath.
ooh, | recollect three weeks afore was born.
and how cried all the time for fear I'd be a gall"
The Shasta courier., 1853-11-19
THE SHASTA COURIER.
Written for the Courier.
Lines addressed - a Wife.

BY PHEBE.
How changed was my healt when love first
took possession!
All the world was shut out and thought
but of thee
How blissful the moments of loves first con-
fession,
When your own lovely eyes beamed SO
sweeiy on me.
Should time ever change such season OF
pleasure,
The purest and sweetest in mans bstter
life
Should ever think that your loves less a
treasure,
When now that I've made thee my own
loving wife?
o no, dearest Jeanie, that first fond emotion
Shall make all my life one sweet season of
bliss
Thou shalt fall on my neck whispering love
aud devotion
And sip the pure nectarfrom loves honey d
kiss.
The Shasta courier., 1853-11-19
UNION HorEL, WEAVE

@ SCHNABEL & CO. TAKE PLEA
S,siiiI sure in announcing lbat the =" Union
G--4.A Hotel is again open for the accommoda-
ton of The public.
We do not hesitate to promise every comfort
and convenience to, he ooiaised Al the best ho
tells in this portion Of he State
Our table an bar Will always be supplied
with tie best articles TO he procured IN the mar
ket.
Wecan also furnish comfortable private rooms
for families.
Neaverville, May 7, 1853 my7h
The Shasta courier., 1853-11-19

STAGE LINE For SACRAMENTO.
BANTER 8. co. u. S. MAIL LINE CF
Stages from Shasta TO Sacramcnfo,
Win. COIusa and MarysviIIe.
p1@ssl THE PROPRIE- Il
t7SzzzSS=es tors of the above lineE-=s1-szz1--szs
being desmons OF accommodating the travelling
public have determined to run Through TO Sac
ra,nen,o by The way of Colnsa and Marysville.
Their fine collection of American horses, all
III fac conditions, and elegant Concord Coaches,
a sufficient guaranty that the traveller III
patronising this line will secure both pleasant
and expeditions passage.
The stages will leave the ST. Charles, Shasta,
at half-past O'Clock every morning, and arrive
at Sacramento, via. Cousa and MaSysSille, the
days following at u NJ.
R6saing's Spriags,
Afak Ranch,
C!ear Greek.
Daingerfeld's Ranch,
american Ra7c1a,
Coitonmood,
Prairie House,
Poher's Ferry,
Red Bluffs,
I'ehama
.Johnson's Ranch,
MonroeriHe,
Placer City,
IIWefs
Lolusa and
NarysasVe.
Passengers arriving by this line can be furn-
ished with animals for any part of the Northern
Mines by MIR. James Loag, at the Shasta Stock
Market SAMUEL FRANCIS, Agent,
ST. Charles Hotel.
Shasta, Aug 18th, 1853 au13tf
The Shasta courier., 1853-11-19

~ At the time of the first introduction of the
docIrine of "uriversal salvation" TO New Eng
land. pious deacon at conference meeting IN
town about thirty miles north OF Boston, ad-
dressed his auditors, one Sabbath evening, as
f,,lows. Nv friends. there is a new doctrine
going about now-a-days We are told that all
mankind are going to heaven: but, my brethren
and sisters. we hope for better thinss."
The Shasta courier., 1853-11-19
Upper MOUNTAIN HOUSE.

Sfs THIS HOUSE. LONG KNOWN TO
- travellers and packers one OF the
,EazE5 best houses on this route, is situated
about halfway between Weaverville and Shas-
ta An excellent table is always provided. and
the Bar has constantly On hand supply OF the
best Liquors and Cigars.
Good accommodations for mules and horses
can alwavs be had and constant supply OF
Hay and Barley is always kept on hand.
j. MCLAUGHLIN,
ieIItf Proprietor.
The Shasta courier., 1853-11-19
LOST I.

nN OR ABOUT THE MIDDLE OF MAY,
~ between the Canon House and American
Ranch. n note made payable TO A. NJ. Dibble
dated Feb L. 1853. for the sum of $3.50 at tao
per cent. per month, payable the lst of Sept
1853. Transferred to j. A. Brownell on the
back. for value received first of May. 1853,
A. NJ. Dibble, and signed Olendorf & Rand.
irllif JAS. A. BROWNELL.
The Shasta courier., 1853-11-19

OSE OF THE PuFFs.-A western writer, in
speaking Of new play just written by gen.
tleman Of Cincinnati, says. The unities are adj
mirably observed-the dullness which commen.
ces with the first act never flags for moment ill
the curtain falls"
The Shasta courier., 1853-11-19
DOWNER & co.

Main Street, Shasta City.
"HoLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
w in Provisions, Groceries, Cloihiug, &c.
large variety of Hardware, Carpenters,
Backsinith, Miners and Farming Tools, Cross
Cut and Pit Saws, Nails, Grind Stones. Crock
cry, Cotton apd Linen Duck Cotton Sheetings.
Calico and variety goods. Also, IA full assort-
mcnt of fresh garden seeds from Long Island.
Seed Corn aud Peas, Clover Seed &c. &c.
marl9 IF
The Shasta courier., 1853-11-19
$4,000 REWAssO.

~ SUCH HAS NET OUR EYESR
zx-Ta on alany occasions lately but A
Z. .lzzax1s4 our wish is to let our tfleuds -
and the public know that we are now ready to
furnish specifications aud plans on all kinds OF
buildings All kinds of job work done win
ueatness and dispatch. Furniture q All kinds
such as Bedstea,lS Cots Lounges. Sofas, Chairs
Dining. Breakfast. Stand and Centre Tables, al
ways ON hand. Al kinds of Sash made TO or
der Turning OF ali kinds done TO order.
Allorlerstor work in our line will be prompt
ly attended TO.
shop at the head of Main street. Shasta.
r,,1o II CuRTISS & HUGHES.
The Shasta courier., 1853-11-19

H Three spoonfuls Of brandy make one cock
tail, three cocktails 60, three goes spree,
three sprees "A fight with the night police and
one visit 10 the watcirhouse, Cut This out and
paste it in your hat.
The Shasta courier., 1853-11-19

V Love can get along with very little lam
sua-e. Two squeezes and hug will convey
more meaning to an ardent temperament than
the whole five books Of Moses.
The Shasta courier., 1853-11-19
C1TN ssAa'sa sIssEssl,

Rear Of TIE California Exchange,
shasta.
THE UNDERSIGNED, PROPRIETOR
IN of the above establishment begS leave
GSTN to cab the attention OF the public at
hsii large, 10 his new and conlnodious
ErIl: BATHING ROO MS
tliiaIi situated in the rear of the California Ex-
MI clange-and takes this method of in-
forming them, that nothing SHALL be wanting on
his part. that viii conduce TO the comfort OF
those who may favor him with call.
He is also prepnred 10 give SHOWER
BATHS.
S;nule Tickets 81 co
Fifteen 10 60
Thirty q 10 w
eE< Hot and cold Baths at all honrs.
n,,rIo,f :. LEAN
The Shasta courier., 1853-11-19
LINE LIKE +:

4 LARGE supply Of Lime of excellent quail
IA ity. always hand by
au27 If J. s. MORSE. Shasta.
The Shasta courier., 1853-11-19
WASHINGTON MARKET.

,THE SUBSCRIBERS, SINCE -&
ASHS the late fire, have refitted HE ssssSEsJ
AAazAkA above mark et, ,at the old stand sAk@.rAsze
ON Main street, where they may be found at all
times ready tn wait upon tkeir ifieHds and the
public gencHiy. Their
MEAT MARKET
will be supplied with all the variety the conn
try affords. They receiving daily supplies
of vegetables from the Lawson Ranch. Also, a
general variety of
FAMILY PROFESSIONS.
liberal share of public patronage is respect
fully solicited.
MAYER & POMROY.
Shasta, July 16. 1853. ivl6tf