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The Shasta courier., 1853-10-15
A CARD.
GoId.senc q Brother,

TVAKE PLEASURE IN INFORMING THE
Il ladies and gentlemen OF this city and VI
cinity, that they have inst received fine and
full assortment OF ladies and gentlemens
FALL And H-INTER GOODS,
of superior kind
Our Ladies' Goods embrace in part The fol-
lowing articles: French and English Merinos
and Lusres Alpaccas of ali cclors. French De.
LANES and Gin4 4hams. Nc rriniack anu Oil Prints
Linseys ami Flannes. Merino and Silk Hose Of
all colors. Also full and splendid assortment
of fancy tainlnilng>. aud many other articles too
numerous to mention. The la,ies wil please
call and examine hei.re purchasing elsewhere !:
and they will find il TO their advantage 70 do so,
tor we can assure them that they will find our
goods 10 be The best anl cheapest ever off, red
IN this city. GOLDSTONE & BROTHER,
Shasta City, Main 81. next door 10 Harrington
& Dolls Grocer, Store
Oc,ubcr i, 1888. ol5.;r
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European News,

We have dates from Liverpool to the 27l
August.
ENGLAxD.-~Air. Buchanan has renched the
Court of St James, and has presented his Gre
dentas.
The London Times contains a stringent arii-
Gle against the appointment OF Mr.. Sonle 10 III,
Court of Madrid. and urges his rejection upon
The Spanish Government
FRANcE.-The French Government has or
dered the construction of three hue al b. tile
ships. 1t has also agreed to admit ice free OF
duty.
Mr.. Sonle had arrived in Paris.
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NJ. JACOBSON 81 Co.'S FIRE PRooF BRICK
sToRE.-We perceive that these gentlemen have
moved into their new fre-proof brick building.
jnst above the St. Charles. II is perhaps the
most substantially bnlt house in the place the
walls being two and a-half feet thick II i.
doubtless thoroughly fre-pruof. Prentiss g.
Crsanker. OF San Francisco, were the builders.
and Barton 4 snavely Of this place, the carper,-
ters- The brick were furnished l,y R.,y..e {
Co.. aud tie En.e by VIII, Morse s Co.
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THE EssPsEkE PROPERTY FOR
SALE,

d3 TIE EMPIRE PROPERTY Is OF,
#s;;ii iered for sale liberal terms The
--As..1x building lot. situated on Main s,rtet is
one OF the best stands in tue place ior hote.---
There. is IA new and comnodious barn upon lie.
lot. together with large corral and shed for
stock. THIS, until the hast FIRE has sIwavs be, ii
IA favorile hotel stand and persons deSirnus Of
entering irto that business won do we'll tor.-
anime The property. As il Is my Intention 10 be
absent from the State ios snuo months, am
prepared tu sell os, a!ast rcasonab, terms.
}. G. DOLL.
Shasta. Oct. l5 1888. ol5-tf
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RED BLUFFS MARKET.-The merchants have
their stores completed and prepared to
receive their customers aud give them goods al
low figures. Tie follow ing are the figures for
some of the leading articles: Flour II; Corn meal
TO- Beans. new CROP -; tx clear BACON 2l do
Hams %; do Pork %; No. Sugar Il crushed
do 81; No. China Rice -; Boston Syrup l.75 :;
Brandy l.5Qa3 90; u. Gin l.50 American do
100; Whisky l20ai75; Potatoes Z ; Onions II :.
Tobacco, assorted b,aisis, 42. Large s;o.ks on
hand trade lively. Freight TO " Weaverviile DC !;
To lreka l3c.
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T LOLA MosTEz.-The hymenial yoke seems to
sit heavily upon the beautiful neck of this famous
lady, as she has already made application for a
dissolution OF the holy bonds of wedock. She
resides at present IN Grass Valley Nevada coun-
ty. 1t is indeed fanny idea 10 think of Lola
Montez the former ruler Of the ruler of king
dom. pet;cd from infancy by the mobiles of all
Europe. OF her qn-tly settling down in a little
mining town away up in the mountains oi Cali
fnr,iai
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DISSOLUTION OF CO.PARYNER

VENHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
Il existing i'll The firm of G. VI. Roche & Co.
is now dissolved
Persons wanting brick will please apply to
the subscriber before the o2d inst, "a after ihm,
date will not sell brick in small Guan;i
JOHN SPENCER
Agent for q. NJ. ROCHE & G."
Shasta, Oct. Is, 1853. nl.-1t
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DISSOLUTION or CO-PARTNER.

TIME UNDERSIGNED. DOING BUSINESS
i under the name and style OF
Cummings, Carr. 8. George,
have this day dissolved Partnership by mutual
consent The business of the late firm will be
settled by Cummi.gs s. Carr. who alone are an,
thorized to receive all debts due tue concern,
aud pay all demands against it.
JOHN q. CUMMINGS,
JOHN CARR,
JOHN GEORGE.
WeaveryilIe, October 10. 1858
~ b. The business hereafter will be conduc-
ted by Cummings & Carr at the old stand,
where they solicit share OF public patronage.
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fair, gotten up upon the spur of the moment.
came off on Thursday evening in manner sat-
istactory to a very numerous and very brilliant
assemblase. The dancing was kept up with
very great spirit until late hour. The supper
tablishment. Indeed. the whole affair was such
as TO cause those present to wish for its speedy
repetition.
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-15

LARGE SWEET PoTA-oEs.-We are indebted to
Mayer & Pomroy, of The Washington Market,
for two feet four inches of sweet potaioe. being
the greater portion Of one raised by them on the
Lasson Ranch, in Bate. Our share weighs FIVE
pounds. This is what nj ght be termed sweet
ness long drawn out" The ponderous escuent
is Ct sufficient dimensions to furnish large meal
for very small family ora small meal for a very
large family. 1t is intention to have i,
served mp next Sabbath at halfpast precisely,
when our friends are respectfully requested to
be present TO witness the demonstrators. then
aud there to be made by ourselves individually.
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THE GOLDEN GATE, a7aEs sAs4s.
-. IN WEAyEEzyzs.Est

O. THIS LARGE AND ELEGANT So
RSsk ~ loon~--heing two,siory baiidin@--is
-sl14..A offered for sale Oh very moderate terms,
rs the Undersigned is des!rous of removing iu
another portion of The State The bar room.
occupies The lower portion of the building. while
the second story laid off in pleasant and COM
modlous ro,im> all at which neatly papertd,
Connected with the bar are all of the neccxs,.-
~ fixtures ri the most elegant kind. There ia
also good kitchen. and - well of cxcellen, wa
ter upon the premises Persons desIrous ot pro.
curing good bargain requested to call
pom the undersigned on The premises.
MADAME lie BACHELA
Weavervillc, Oct. l., 1888 ol5-4t
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SHASTA WHOLESALE PRICES
CURRENT.

SHASTA, Oct. 18th. 1853.
There has been fair denlaud for all kinds o.
provisions during The past week, and prices are.
firm at former quotations. There is large snI.-
ply here for present denlald, hui no stock laid
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-15

Y"Adobe" left town y, sterslay Tor Weaver
ville whether with 'brick in his hat or MOI,
we are uninformed. 1t is stated in public places
thu; he yoau. nan was homesick.
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Rhodes &.Lu.,1,. Expre..

We are indebted TO Mr.. Potter, OF Rhodes &
Lusk's Express, for the delivery Of full files o
the latest Atlantic and California papers by sia
o'clock yesterday morning.
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Adanls & Co.

We are under obligations to Adams & Co. for
full flies of Atlantic papers OF the latcs, dates.
Also for regular daily files of California papers
for the entire week.
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-15

RoMAS's Book SToRE.-Mr. Roman has more
extensive assortment of books in his establish
ment at present. than was ever before opened
i'll this place. His store is worth a visit just to
o0k at
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-15

k-S l he State Journal is misinformed when it
states mat Gen. Lane had concluded treaty
WIN the Indians about Yreka' Gen. Lane
formed a treaty with the Rogue River Indians,
away over in Oregon, about so miles from Yre-
ks.
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EARLY ARRIvAL.-Baxfer & Co.'S stage sr.
rived IN town yesterday morning a, oclock.
being severn! hours ahe-d of the usual time.
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NJ A e EIEE ID,

In Marysvlle, Sept. 29ih, Rev. James Rogers.
of the California Conference, 10 Miss Sophia }.
Peitil. OF Alariposa.
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LOST I:

LOST
FnN THE ROAD FROM WEAyERvILLE
" to Shasta.
One Colts Revolver, S inch marked
Colts Colts
Brev etc Patent.
One small parcel, sealed and addressed
Wm c. Young, Esq.
San Francisco !
ANY person finding the same will receive a
suitable reward. by returning II either III Shas.
Ia ut this office or in Weaverville, al Messrs
Cram, Rogers & Cos Express.
October Is. 1858. ol5-2ts
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AN EDIToR DEAD.-Andrew NJ. Macy. former
ly senior editor OF the San Francisco Daily Plea
yune, and recently editor of San Francisco Prices
Curreat f. Shipping List, died of congestion OF
the lungs on the 9th inst. He was III the enjoy
Iuent of his usual health few hours before his
death. which occurred during fit Of coughing.
Mr. VI. was formerly Of Nantucket Mass.
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-15
BULL. BAKEn g. co.

Dealers in Hardware,
MINERS AND CARPENTERS TOOLS
I'I Agricultural implements, Groceries, LII,
quors &c. have removed To their
NEH- FIRE PROOF BRICK STORE.
two doors south of the ST. Charles Hotel where
they invite the attention of purchasers to a full
assortment of goods.
ALPHEUS BULL, Red Bluffs.
g. y. BAKER, San Francisco,
w ROBBINS, Shasta
shasta, Oct g. 1853, oS-ff
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Hon. MiLToS 5. LArHAM.-We observe that
this gentleman, our young and talented member
of Congress, just before his departure for the
Eastern States. was united in marriage to Miss
Sophie, lighter of DR.. Birdsall. of San Francis
CO. Miss B. was lady OF very great personal
as well as mental charms Many of our readers
no doubt have read very beautiful tale, first
published in the n. o. Delta, entitled the Belle
of the Prairie, and all who read il failed not to
fall in love with the beautiful and interesting
heroine What scoffer among you, then, will
blame our young Congressman for doing the
same thing May their life be joyous as the
spring, and peaceful as long summers day
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Startling from Rogue River Valley.

Startling from Rogue River Valley.
Since the reception OF the above, and just be-
patch from Rogue River valley-bronght through
on the backs Of two mues-containng the fol-
lowing startling announcement:
RoBINsos House., JACKSONVILLE, 0. I.
Gentlemen IL hasten to inform you of the
fac, that we have just received the appalling in
teiigence that the Pike Keounfans have de-
clared war against the whites in this Valley !.
The people are agog Consternation prevails.
Munitions OF war are in demand noun
taneer'' from Shasta Valley is said TO be at the
head of the movement The color ot his hair
indicates blood, .,hrslincss, I'm in.
In haste YOURS BOWIE KNIFE.
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-15
Arrival Of ,hc r. n. s1cum.hip Oregon

| The Oregon arrived at San Francisco OH the
morning OF the 18th inst, with the mails.
| We are indebted to Rhodes & Lusk and Ad-
10Th, and New Orleans OF the l4L of Sept.
The Oregon was detained at Panama until the
25lh by the disaster to the Georeia on the Atan-
tic. This vessel it seems sprung leak few
days ont from New York. and by the assistance
of the passengers in bailing her out, taken
into the port of Norfolk. Va. No lives We're lost
The mails and all of Adams & Co.'s Express
packages were saved. but the majority of the
other Expresses reported to have lost all.
The New Orleans papers report that the epi-
demic is nearly over in that city for the wait of
subjects.
The remaining portion Of Table Rock at Mia
CARA Falls, fell with IA tremendous crash, on the
9th of Sept.
1, is said that Gen. Cass will accept the prof
cred post of Minister TO France.
Robt. J. Walker has resigned the Ministry to
China on account of bad health
John w. Davis has been appointed Governor
of Oregon.
V The weather during portion of the past
week has been quite cold aud unpleasant. Cn
Monday and Tuesday considerable, quantity of
rain fell. raising the waters in the creeks aud
stopping fuming operations for the time. Since
then, however, the weather has been pleasant
and presume the most Of the fluners in Clear
Greek have resumed operations. Immediately
preceding ihe rain some of them were taking out
very considerable quan;ities Of gold
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From, Yrcka.

We are indebted to Rhodes & Lusk aud Cram.
Rogers & Co. for the Mo,atain Herald OF the Sth,
delivered on Wednesday evening.
Tie Herald contains but little news of inter-
est. We extract the following items:
battalion of the Cd infantry, under the COM
mand of Maj. Pat,en. passed through this place
on the 9th i.st., on their return from Rogue River
valley.
Three companies of dragons, under Captain
Smith, together with Capt. Lyon 'sco,npany from
Benicia, remain in Rogue River valley, aud will
form the permanent garrison of Fort Lane,
post recently established ~ Tie immediate sicln-
ty OF Table Rock.
Major Patten, with two companies of infantry,
will be stationed for the winter in SCOTS val
ley. at Fort Jones, twenty miles from Yreka.
The miners have been making some very
large strikes on Scott River Fairchild, Parker
& Sharp took out of their claim, in the bank OPP
posite the Island Dam, 70 ounces in one day.
fellow was tarred and feathered in Yreka
last week, for forcing his young wife, whom he
lately married in Oregon, TO enter a house Of i'll
fame, in order TO make living for him. Such
brute deserves to be hung.
A correspondent Of the Herald, writing from
Crescent City, says, sit will not be twelve
months until we shall bs able 10 visit you in
Yreka in good comfortable stage coaches" We
imagine a g good comfortable stage coach
rolling over the Siskiyou mountains - months
hence in fact imagine that we see two
good comfortable stage coaches" performing
that interesting feat.
Crescent City will be the County seat OF kla-
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a. ,. STEVENSON a. CO.

a. y. STEVENSON L. CO.
INVITE THE ATTENTION OF THEIR
l. friends and the public to their
Large Stock Of Goods
arriving from San Francisco which have bcen
purchased from The shippers low for Cash viz
oo'ooo IDS. OF Haxal tiaego aud Gala Flour
5000 lbs Corn Meal
1000 lbs. Chile B ans. New Cron,.
10000 lbs No. /. China Rice
81 90 lbs Carolina Rice In OK II, p.5.
2o.u0U lbs Barley.
10000 lbs of Extra Clear Bacon.
I2.npO lbs, Sugar cured Hams, (Extra,)
6O00 lbs Boston Clear Pork
1000 lbs (,oshru Rutter IN XII. .nJ e.
1000 lbs Leaf Lard in tins. IL;,.
loooo lbs Crushed, Orleans, No. China
&c. Sugar;
1000 lbs Green Coffee
400 gal. G.lden Syrup.
Tea, Soap, Candes, Salt, Powder Lend
Bramiy. Wines. Wliiskcy. Gin, Ciaret, &c.
The large amount of ready cash and the
small expense with which their business. j. con.
Quoted, enables them TO give more credit, and
sell cheaper than any other house in Sbu.,n.
All goods warranted 10 be of tie i,c,, quality.
scp2i u
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n, ssuthsrn and Wsssern Msrcnansu-

:
s.u%pson that whether Or aissse
.s sss.ns Z ps' Sf this vast
snsaaE piss sonltitute eommsfesi mys.sry which
s1s the |snuiaetursr and those 81 science
g,ens explain II that sii who have stei tbs
other Ses
,s pasab,y Esanes h4yor, fra del.shtai
q the Objectionable ilferior liquors
%edp. proprsss by IT, msdss
80 ~ho sv-ry~hsre give II an emphatic e ~
.srhoa But the ehen zeal Of chi.
p,oy spd remain TO be stated and are briefly
T. m S At sshsdsm n H,ass and
fsm %ite,ials Nv and mil
nsnt sssnl.s 70 rely freq IN gsrneioss fail
al s 81 :h9 n,rsoas assS
ass Gr
"a proved by tho .ays ansrslng test. that this He
tible oil Of juniper bssetofore used bat with tn specifically
OTIS Of the Italian juniper berry, neglected by
II 10 chemically PRAYED to be absolutely pure in its
rsetihes.e,.a qnsii,y Obtained by an entirely
is proved. by es.eys ve msdca, experience and tsst
many casss o ibcioent jropsy ayel govt
liasder, dyspepsis eyr and aqua gsaer, debility sus
ss, The blood deficient Assimilation
most sra.sfol renovasns cordial ana when
sI Or induces irsorc,y but Snds rather to subdus the
AnS it invariably eoreeeta tue al effects water
whether in swSmpy Limestone districts In all Of
esnerAted aua es has rival il a,y market in the
verdi.
Put n q.a,t and pint bottles, ana FOR sale, at the
pDrtts's prices, by
eu;s'S w., csss Co. Iss ssa 2ss nrs,swsy.
y. v. Chckener d Co., 81 Ia clay 3 Get
Havisand. Hairs Il aisley, 50 Mndsn lane.
Hall, kuckel Il Go 200 Sreenwi.h street.
1bentser Cook, 279 Washington street.
Ward, Close Il Co, 50 Maiden lane
g. Bragg Co., carle- Of Duane street and Broadway.
Looking GLASS Warehouse and NellfaeC1ry,
&c. 50 Cortlandt street, RICHARD KINASLANn co.
Tho cheapest, largest best assortment ornament
pc manel and oval glasses also all kinds Of plsa and
SahossIy work. 20 be found in tho city Jo6bers and
house fuynssbers would do we'll 70 cell previous purshs
nag elsewhere N. b Tho mental work is Of
designs.
MeiOdeons-S. ID. 4 III. w. emigh,s Selc-
ssssd are tuned in she equal Compartment The
harmony L. rs good IN che remote keys they She
etmnon They are the only meodeons 20 tuned and are
m questienably tho best In the world; and HORACE
WATERS, No 1888 Broadway Is the ssle agent.
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A YOUNG NAV. PROM the COUNTRY, HlNv.
sale or &C nilsson house. Opportunity for nproveneas
cbeot than salary for the
HerAld ofhce.
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re THOSE WHO ARE IN WANT OF A CARPENTER
that 10 experienced and competent to take charge
hndng AID chop hear Of BY addressing Carpenter
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MeiOdeons-S ID. 4 II. w. saieh's selc-
hsAtsd tuned in the equal COMPARTMENT The
harmony good IN che keys they in she
common. They tho only melodeonB tuned and
m questenably tho best In the world; and HORACE
WATERS. No 1888 broadway, Is the ssle agent.
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TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMEN ARE DE
srous to n AXE nsagement with family going 10
California the South, either ladies' msds chldreas
purses seamstresses understand cutt aud hitting
ladies' dresses Best Of city given
call at No. So Fourth avenue between Tenth and Eleventh
aaranA
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vNANrED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN.
w situAtion wster chs mb.r maid and to assist in
10 washing and ironing understands business perfect
D WE'LL and has tho hest Of city refereeaes Has lived
her last place Isvery attentive and will be found
very obgiDg. Is Protestant Notes addressed to y,
in the toy store win be punctually attend
cd IN
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A YOUNG MAN. AMERICAN, WHO WISHES 10
n escape the eonfnement o. store dssous obtsin
situation as oon motor despatch messenger
Of the cisy rai Good reereoce PIele
h. H.. perald Office o "
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lust PUBLIsHED-TRACEs OF TIE ROWAN AND
Neor, twice tyodden tracks sbrcugb Lonbar9y and
Spain. LAMPORT, BLAKkAAN LAW, spark place.
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yUANyEr-BY REsFECTBBLr YOUNG WOMAN,
situation az chsmbrma or 1aundress; would have
objections TO asest Ia the housew has lived six
In place Pesse call at 90 Eleventh street, between
First and Second avenues.
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OHicc--Third Street, below Cedar.
THE TELEGRAPH

HAS been reared upon its million piers making the
lightning bear upon its fiery wing the news once
carried by the feet post horse.
The Snort of the iron Horse.
bounds over track will be heard in the
forest and beautiful prairieS but nolhwthsand
ing these trumphs human genius, and the fact that
81. pruI is n (jfU.
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AH:AsnJA.N ..=cTssAs

u ODNEY PARKER, late of the American House Low
~ ell. MasS having lease of the large hotel at the
upper end st. Paul. with everything in proper order
the convenience travellers, boarers, families de-
string furnished apartments, respectfully invites his
friends and the public give him call believing that
he do much for their comfort "a can be expected
country, yet supplied with regular markets.
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h. II. Davis & Co..

Are receiving at the Rice House, by every ST. Louis
large additions to their stock of Groceries and
which they selling at small profits. They
determined that the toing millions shall have their
goods at fair prices. Call and see.
MAY 81, 1858. 37tf
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Lightning Rods & Chain Pumps

LII persons Wishing either of the above named ar!-
IA ces can be supplied at 10y addressing me at
ST. Paul or ST. Anthony, by leaving orders Full
lerton's, ST. Paul, or r. BalPs Dorman's block, ST.
thOny.
am furnishing this season superior copper point,
tipped with pure Platinum and plated with silver. Pur-
chaSerS can nave their choice, these or Spratt's.
st. Paul, July 2. fi2tO j. b. MITCHELL.
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St Paul Iron & Brass Foundry

nE subscriber having purchased the Foundry this
place formerly owned by c. W. Bprup * Co., and
having thoroughly reftte it, is prepared furnish
castings of all descriptions the most reasonable terms
Mill Gearing, Slaftns, Boxing, ETC.. will be executed.
in as good style be fonnl ia the Western World.
Steam Engines and ThrcshinG machines repaired on
Snort notice. Stoves OF ali kinds furnished with inside
piateS doors, gridiles. etc. Patterns all descriptions
made TO order Also Brass aud Composition Castings OF
all descriptions; Bibbit metal, Lining, etc., made of til
best materials and warranted.
Old Iron, Brass and Copper taken in exchange for
Castings. +. F.GII,MAN.
ST. Paul. June 4, 1853. 3Sms
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Removed.

NEW YORK BAZAAR,
.4t the .Nttc York Store, st. .fnthOny Street.
LOUIS BLUM,
receiving and opening of the largest stocks
goods offered in this Territory, which usual,
tremendous rush at l.. Blun's New York Bazaar
to secure and buy the
.NeW styles Of 1853.
Which beauty and Deatness, quantity and quality,
were never surpassed here. We have in the
Ladies'; DePartm tment
beautiful assortment of plain, changcabe and figured
silks, which cntilely styles also all trimmings
atc plain an1 figured Bareges; silk Tssues plain
figured silk pOpnS light and dark muslns; Prints; Lawns;
arcgc de Lanc; which beauty were never exceled,
and prices tGt hard to beat; quantity Cling
hams of all styles and coors: light and dark cacoes which
YOU only to examine say they handsome. In
The hawl Departm rent.
be found beautiful line silk Thtbefs Cashmere
Brooches, single an long shaws with the largest and
compcte assortment of silks, Laces and Mantas ever
ored and which f3 beauty and neatness cannot be
passed.
The biggest lot of Bonncis Bonnet Riban, Parasols,
Hosiery; latest styles collars and under sleeves chemi-
Bands; EdgiD3s; nsertngs; plain and embroidered
fiandkerchefs very large lot OF Fancy Goods French
perfumery, ec. very large assortment Of
Jewelry aud silver Ware.
will lay my old and the public in general
that my stock large and well assorted, and bought
pressy to be sold; and Shall be sold cheap
tablishmcnt west of New York do shall purchase
receive and keep stock rePieni>hed with all the fash
onable styles Of goods during the summer months.
Finally, would say to all those wishing good bargains
in goods. 70 be and call at
um' n York b BaZaar,
Saint Anthony street, before purchasing as the Goods viii
be shown freely, and it will cost nothing to examine the
stock LOUIS BLUM.
st. Paul, June 20, 1853. 4lu