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CITY DRUG STORE.
Nearly Opposite the Post Office, Shasta.

Nearly Opposite tie Posi- OD'ee Shasta.
n THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RES
81, pec;ttllv inform the citizens OF Shasta and
ia the public generally. that he has lately
received and keeps constantly on baud, large
assortment OF Drugs, Medicines. Patent Medi-
cines. Periimery, etc, consisting IN part OF the
following:
Seidlitz and Yeast Powders, Cream OF Tartar,
Tar,aric Acid, Soda Borax, Hops. osgood's 9
Cholagogue, Pain Killer l.lnlmenfs. Jaynes
Medicines Balls. Townsend's and Sands Sarsa-
paria. Thompsous Eye Water, Patent Pills.
r.. which he offers for sale wholesale and
tail at reasonable prices.
Physicians prescriptions and orders from adj
;aceut settle nents, viii be promptly and accu-
- t,.,,led IN c. RDTHE.
mario If Druggist and Apoihecary-
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Blnckweod's Edinburgh Magazine.

4 THOUGH THESE WORKS ARE DIS
"a tinguished by the political shades above
Indicated, yet but snail portion OF thee cou-
tents is devoted to political subjects. 1t is their
literary CHARACTER which gives them their chef
value, aud ia that they stand contessedy far
above all other journals of their class. Black
scood, still under The tatherly of Christie
fier North, uBaintains its ancient celebrity, and
a.; ut this time unusually ATTRACTIVE, from the
serial works al Bulwer and other literary no.
cables, written for that .;,Eis,e, and FIRST APP
I,c,rug in It's columns both In Great Britain
and the United States SuolI novels as :. The
Caxtms" and - My New Novel;" (boh by Bull
wer,) The Green Hand Katie Stewart"
and other serials, of which numerous rv,.l edi-
lions are issued by the leadins publishers in
this country, AaVe to be reprisf1td from The pa
GEES of Black wood, after it las been issued by
Messrs. Scott Il Co, so that subscribers In the
reprint OF that magazine may always sey
having the earliest reading ID these fascinating
tales.
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NEwspApERs.-The following is supposed to
be the number ofnewspapers in the world: Ten
in Austria, fourteen in Africa twenty-tour in
Spain, twenty in Portugal, thirty in Asia, sixty
five in Belgium, eighty five in Denmark, ninety
in Russia and Poland, three hundred and twenty
in other Germanic States FIVE hundred in Great
Britain and Ireland, and eighteen hundred Ill
the United States
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BARTON A. syAyEI.Y.

CARPENTERS And BUHDERS
Estimates and specifications made on all kinds
OF buildings. Jobbing done at the shortest no.
tee Also Rockers. Toms and Sluices always
on hand and made to order
n. b. Seasoned lumber always on hand.
LIVINGSTON BARTON. URIAH B. SSAvELY.
marl2t Shasta CITY,
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r-yF An effort is being made to amend another
law of this State, so as 10 make seduction mar
riage. Its passage is hardly possible-for 1t
would be likely to give unmarried females-and
particularly the bad ones among them-sncli an
immense power ad hbitun over the single niess-
edness of the masculine gender that the Rights
of Man would be most decidedly nowhere
Ne,c York Paper.
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INSURANCE.-We have made arrangements
for insurance the extent of one million dollars,
on any one shipment, and are empowered to i'll
sure for other parties on Gold Dust Bars, Coin
aud Merchandise, to aud from New York and
tins City. by endorsements on Bills of Lading,
at the time of shipment.
Special and other Deposits received.
Shasta. March, 1888. mario If
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~ A Yankee has invented new and cheap
plan for boarding One of the boarders mesmer-
ICES the rest, and then eats hearty meal, the
mesmerized being satisfied from sympathy
One of our boarders having recovered, mesme-
rized the landlady on pay day, and Underwood
to settle for the whole company by paying for
one but it didn't work.
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CRAM, ROGERS g. cos

Oregon and California Express.
Connecting at Shasta, Cal, and Portland O. T.,
scsM adams j. Co.
A WE WOULD RE- ..1e11
XIII specially inform the e.
public that we are now
prepared to forward Treasure Talua5lc Packa-
ges, Letters, etc with unrvalled despatch and Sc
curity, to and from the following places, viz:
HeureyriHe, Trinity Co.
Yreka,
Jacksonville
De0dscood,
Sailors D,ggings,
Ahhouse Creek
Huasbug Greek,
.Scott's Bar,
Happy Camp,
Salem. q. r.
Treasure aud valuable packages shipped and
insured from Shasta by Adams & Co. TO the At
lantic States and Europe
Adams & Co.'S drafts for sale on all their
Offices
Collections made at ANY OF the above mention
ed places.
Highest price paid for Gold Dust.
Orders for goods promptly attended to and
forwarded with dispatch.
marie If CRAM, ROGERS 81 co.
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NUMBER 6.


Report of the County Surveyor of shasta
County.
Extracts from letters Of George Tosburgh, County
Surreyor Of Shasta County, dated Noe 10, 1859,
to the Sarreyor General.
The number of square acres of arabic land in
this county may be designated as follows:
On the Sacramento River, 1865
Cow Greek and its tributaries, $1,000
Cottonwood Greek, 10000
Total square acres, l66, 96S
The remainder, as far I have any knowledge
of this county, may all be classed under the head
of mineral lands.
The number of bushels of grain in this county
it is impossible to guess at, and have no other
means Of arriving at any stated figure.
Respectfully, GEO. VOSBURGH,
County Surveyor, Shasta Co.
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JoK1NG ON FAcrs.-A contemporary speaking
of the lawful waste" of twenty-five casks OF Ii
quor poured upon the ground in Maine, remarks,
that such an amount of liquor properly distri-
buted )" would have carried the primary cleo
tions in two or three wards in New York.
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EMIGRATION TO TExAs.-Theusands of emf
grants are settling in the counties on the upper
portion Of the Trinity, in Texas, and the road be-
tween the Trinity and the Brazos are literally
lined with emigrant wagons Many of the emf
grants are from Missouri and Illinois, and they
intend to settle in the northern counties, where
they can raise wheat and other grain similar to
those that are cultivated in the Northwestern
States. The emgrants who commenced the
culture of wheat in those counties few years
ago have raised as fine crops as any that are
raised in Missouri or Illinois.
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This AND THAT.-Mr. Brown has it that

THIS AND THAT.-Nr. Brown has It that
.sThe first most exquisite enjoyment in life,
Is the smile of a sweetheart or kiss OF a wife,"
Mr.. Smith, on the contrary, is quite sure, and
he speaks from experience, that
'The first most exquisite enjoyment IN me- :,
Is the kiss of a sweetheart or somebody "he'
We are inclined to think Smith will the carry
day-Boston Bee.
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COFFEE.

GREEN AND GROUND IN ONE POUND
N papers.
Tobacco, Grape, Aromatic and other brands
Oysters, Sardines. Raisins, Figs, Walnuts. &c.
Just received and for sale BY
marriott TALBOT & SEATON.
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THE Pacific RAILwAY-THE FIRST STEP OF
Coz. Observation-Disclosures Chases Railroad bill,
which adopted by Congress, an amend
ment to the army appropriation bill, and is now
a law, invests the President with power to make
such preliminary surveys may be necessary
to inform Congress by the first Monday of Feb
ruary next, which is the most available route for
a railway from the Missis ippi River to the Paci-
fic Ocean,
The Secretary of War is also authorized at
once to receive proposals from individuals or as
sociations for the construction Of the road which
he is required to report to Congress at its next
session. We presume the President will take
measures to have this provision of the bill
brought to the public by advertisement or other
wise. as he conveniently can after the
adjournment of Congress, and that he will
promptly designate the men who are to make
the explorations and surveys, for there is no
time to be lost if the reports are te be in by the
time prescribed in the bill.
1t is understood that Col. Benton, who has
probably given the subject of a national high
way to the Pacific more thorough and satisfac-
tory examination than any other person has, or
than almost any other person can give it, is pre-
pairing an elaborate address to his constituents,
which will appear shortly after the adjournment
of Congress, in which he will unfold not only
the data by which to determine the most pract-
cable route for such road, but the terms and
conditions of constitutional law for Its con-
struction- He is understood to be in possession
OF surveys showing the entire practicability of a
route in almost direct line from San Francisco
to the Valley of the Mississippi. The country
will undoubtedly look with great interest and
respect to the plan by which the distinguished
statesman from Missouri proposes to engage the
national government in this monumental enter
prise, without violating those constitutional lin
itations of Congress, Of which he has SO long
been one of the impregnable bulwarks.
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LEONARD. SCOTT Il CO.'S

LIST OF
BRITISH PERIODICAL PUBLICATIONS.
Delivered in all the principle cities of the u. s
FREE OF POSTAGE,
And forwarded by mail under The provisions oil
the late Post Office Law at
MERELY NOMINAL RATES.
/.
The London Quarterly Review,
(C0nsercdttre)
Tie EdimbRrg Rcriew,
HGee-)
3
The North British Review,
Gree Church.}
t.
The SVcstmis lister Review,
(Ltberai)
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rT The New York Times asserts that Martin
Lnther's wedding ring has turned up in jew
eller's shop in that city, 1t bears the following
inscription in bold letters in German text
Martin Luther, Catherine de Bore,
18th Of Iany Ilol
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Happy am I, from all care I'm free,
O, why are not all contented like me -?

TELEGRAPHIYG = The idea of connecting
Great Britain and the United States by telegraph
is revived in London on a grand scale. The
proposition is to extend the line from Scotland,
by way of the Orkney, Shetland and Feroe Is
lands to Iceland, and thence to Greenland:
thence across Davis's Straits to Labrador and
Quebec The entire length of the line will be
$500 miles; and the. submarine portions OF it
from l,4OO to 1000. From the Shetland Islands
it is proposed to carry branch to Bergen, in
Norway come Getting it there with line to Chris
tiana, Stockholm, Gottenburg and Copenhagen;
from Stockholm line may easily cross the Gulf
Bothnia TO St. Petersburgh. The whole expense
of this great international work is estimated
much below $500, 000
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DISSOLUTlON.

rV1Ir COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
existing under the firm of haywood Co
is This dav dissolved by mutual consent
Mr. !. w. Richards OF this place, Is authorized
IN collect all outstanding accounts and receipt
in our name for the same All Peisons ii'eo'
al 70 ms are requested To make payment to hlin
without delay. W. r.,vyyoon
s. OStiDDD.
One Horse Town, March p. 1873 marie ~
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ADAMS 81 CO.'S EMPRESS
For the Atlantic States, Canada and
EIcOnG.

<lz@.53f,aAs OUR REGULAR SEMI
<t. aI Ee.monihy Express will be o.
K sssSs,2 despatched by The Pacifc--zz---
Mail s. s. Co.'S steamer, on the lst and 18th OF
each month, in charge of regular Messenger,
in the employ of The house.
Treasure aud packages forwarded from this
stlice III charge of two regular messengers, en-
ployed exclusively for this route. and always
of the LIST and 18th.
Bills Of Exchange on
NEW NHRk
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10 The Osceola (Mo) Independent says the
spring emigration to California and Oregon, from
all parts OF that State, will be much larger than
last year.
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sF The Printers of Baltimore have struck
for 81 cents per 1000 ems ON all newspapers and
refuse TO allow any apprentices on newspapers.
The price was promptly given by the employers.
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The CUBANs.-The editor of the New York
Mirror who is at present on the island OF Cuba,
in a recent letter says:
"Thus far, from what have seen in the island,
the conclusion is forced upon me, that the Span
ISL portion Of the people Of Cuba are happier and
more contentea than the citizens Of tie United States
And it may be added, regarding the condition of
the former, if ignorance is bliss it is folly to be
otherwise. 1t is also true that if the people of
the United States were placed in this paradise
of Cuba, and compelled to be under Spanish
laws, they would be the most unhappy people on
earth. Liberty or death would not only be their
watchword, but their necessity.
The great mistake of Americans who preach
commisseration of the Cubans is, that they place
themselves in the condition of race of people
with whom they have but little in common. The
Habaneros are as unlike the New Workers, for
instance, as the climates of the two cities. What
care these luxurious children of the sun for what
call liberty, so long nature embroiders
their path with flowers, and the golden orange
and fat banana beam in the sunshine and the
diamond sparkles upon the bounteous bosoms
of the plump senoritas, and the fragrant smoke
of the cigarrilla gracefully curls from their ruby
lips. In all they do and say they seem to be in
voluntarily swelling the chaunt of the beautiful
Bayadere:
Happy am I, from all care Pm free,
o, why are not all contented like me?
"The softness of their climate, while it
lakes energy, allays also the fretful fever OF am
biton and an indolent, sensuous, satisfied life,
unknown in the North, is the heaven on earth of
the Spanish Cuban For one | am not disposed
to disturb their harmless dream by breaking
their shutters to let in colder, even if clearer
daylight. POGO a POGO is their creed-little by
little. God is not in hurry"
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A discount of twenty-five pee cent from the
above prices will be allowed TO clubs ordering
four more copies of The above works Thus:
Four copies al Black wo.al- OF one Review,
will he seut Ia Address for 81; four copies
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Reduced Postage

The following table viii show the great re-
duction which has been made these Period
icals siuce 1914, and the very irlins rates now
charged
PEI. 0RRHna.
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TERMS
CT. u Il Ii ING.

Payments TO bc made az 0H cnses m adcaace- Money
current tM tie State mhere ISSUED tctH be receired
at par.
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Richie 10 about to publish q slashing anti
Administration letter over his own signature,
in the Washington Ssntinei;; and further, that
Mr.. Pryor, one of the editors Of the Richmond
Enquirer, on his return from present visit
to New York, is to publish a manifesto over
his own signature, in that paper, protesting
against its recent support Of the Administra-
lions removal of Bronson. With the memory
of Mr.. P.'s independent support OF the
Administration not long since, over his own
signature in the National mte.ltgfncer, We
think it not unlikely that he may publish
some such paper. But Father Richie, in our
judgment, is decidedly too old fox to get his
tail in any such trap
A New LIGHT Boar KEEPER APPOINTED
Thos Posey. of Charles county Md has been
appointed keeper of the lower light boat on
the Potomac river, vice Jones, resigned
ANEW SURVEYOR OF THE PoRr FOR LAvAcA.
TExAs.-R. +. Parker has been so appointed,
vice Moses johnson, deceased.
DEATH OF AN ARMY OFFICER First Lieu
tenant Arson J. Cook, of I'd Artillery, U. S.
Army, died at Tampa Bay, Florida, on the 18th
instant.
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A STAB PAPER.

The WEEKLY STAR for to-day cannot
be beaten. In addition to its beautiful
tales, choice poetry, ard latest foreign
and domestic news, it is perfect reflex
of what has been going on in Wash
ington for the past week. 1t not only
mirrors forth matters relating to Govern
ment and the peculiarities of the present
Administration, but it also contains eve
rything of local character relating to
Washington city worth publishing. The
WEEKLY STAR is printed in quarto form,
so that when bound it will make neat
volume. Price only 81 25 year. Sin
gle copies, in wrappers, three cents.
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Peraoual.

go. Hon. Colin M Ingersoll, of Conn was
married to the only daughter of Hon Zadoc
Pratt, of Pratt.ville, N. Y, on Wednesday,
Governor Seymour, Of Conn, accompanied
Mr.. Ingersoll and his bride to the altar.
80. Charles B. Calvert, Esq, of Prince
Georges county, has been unanimously re-
elected President Of Maryland Agriculturl
Society.
80. Hon. Charles Mason, Commissioner of
Patents, is on visit to the Crystal Palace.
80. Mr.. and Mrs. Kean, the two distinguish
ed tragedians are in Paris
go. Hon. John L. Bird, Senator elect from
Taliaferro county, Ga, died last week The
Goverdor has issued writ of election to eli
the vacancy.
&c. P. r. James, the novelist, is making
tour through Wisconsin. He was last seen
& with two horsemen, descending hill" So
says one of our western exchanges.
Dan Rice, ever lucky, saved 50, 600 the
other day at Louisville, where he was sojourn-
ing with his show company A ve-y large
and valuable specimen Of the seal tribe was
also there on exhibition. Dan offered 81 500
for 1t. The owners price was $4,000. Dan
hesitated and conned the matter over, and
finally made up his mind to give it. In the
northumberland day for our favorite-the
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zeal died, and Dan congratulated himself on
having time 10 consider.
-. Hon John Wheeler, of New York !;
Hon. s. II. Valley, of Mass Hon. David T.
Disney, of Ohio and Samuel Barnes. ESQ,
late editor of the Baltimore Clipper, are at
the National Hotel
-. Father Gavaszi, in his sixth and last
lecture at Cincinnati on Saturday evening,
said, The press Of Cincinnati was not IS
servile as that Of New York. The politicians
of New York, too, would bow before q Romish
bishop, when they would not bow before God
himself. They betrayed their country to Sc
cure their election
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SIENNA FIGS.

4 MOST agreeable. s. f. and eifertunl r. mc1y for
n Constipation Of the eli. nervous OF sill
headache and all the train of unpleasant syup-
toms attendant upon state of iatitua oostyeness
They Ere particularly recommended 10 lersnns
leading s-Jsntary life IS pleasant bat sure su.-
RENT. The SIENNA. which Is the hest Alexandra
IL confined With certain vegetable aromatics which
entirely neutralss the unpleasant effects Ct III.
SIENNA, such a. gripping, kc he whole 10 then in,
c"rPorated in the body OF the H., viii, h. while "a,
swefing the purpose IF pleasant vehicle tor the Ad
mini.traion of the Senua mat. rally ss.isS IL Al
rient and ca hartic Propcriies
Price 2a cents L0x.
Prepared sDd sold wholesale or retail. Nv
W. III. GILMAN.
Chemist and Apothes 4ry,
Cor. Pa. avenue and X street.
For ssle in Georgetown by
90 2S-3ts- JN0. L. KIDWEII
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ODD FELLOWS MAIL
II. b is III OP.
boswell 4 CO

- Would respectfully inform their rrr0.
Pensioners and the citizens Of w. bina,'ns
generally that they have Just recsiy.d . -.
and fresh supply of DRUGS, FANCY Goass
ana fhhf UMERf, together With a general 49,,
smong which are Ayers berry Pictorial, Js,no'.
hhpectorant, Rose do, Stshl.r's do, wistar's ~
sam, X and Cs Cod Liver Oil. Rowsnd'. Tonic M
1uIr, osgoods Indis Chologogne, Laroque's gliy,,
.srsoIs purchasing from Us may l+ confident az
getting none hut genun. article. "
country orders promptly filed and Medicines al,
pensed at all hours ty RosWrIJ A Co "
corner nd. avenue and eth street Island
N B-Seymour's celebrated ClAlvanic Al.iomi,. Al
supporters. for Dyspepsia, &c Fer sale a. ahoy.
o. .Q-glw- wv
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OMr. Buckingham. of the National Pc
riodical Depot, under the National Hotel
will receive our thanks for copies of Har-
per's and Putnam's Magazines for No.
vember. Hsrper's is as good as usual,
maintaining its title as the first periodical
in the country. Putnam is rather better
than it has been for some time past.
Joe Shillington, corner Of PENNSYLVANIA
avenue and Al street, has also sent us
copies of the same publication. Shilling
ton and buckingham have all the new
publications as soon as published.
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NEW GOODS FOR GENTIEMEN

IA our took at Present Is full. and Of the
IA best and newest Il, Ies. both ot Goods 10 nsl.
w to order aud OF Garments already made
-- it Is our purf ose 20 keep hone Lut IA.
best quality of goods Of the various kinds and ros
hS h'"nabi- styl les. Garments ready made a. good
ss bespoke work. and II less prices.
Also, e. Instant and good Supply OF fHc Shirts If
good cut and make; Wooden. Cotton. and SIN In
drrshirts and Draws. and many other pr tty AMI
good articles for gentl.msns u.s..
YOUNG & oRFM
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MA r E led

On the 9Th October, by the Rev MIR. Marks Mr..
JONATHAN HAYES 10 Miss MARY EMILY ROB
INSON, all of this city.
On the eth October, az the residence of General
John IL. Eaton, by the Rev. r. l.. Dashells Mr..
WILLIAM T. EVANS, Of Washington city, to Miss
JOSEPHINE l.. ANDERSON, of Montgomery CO.,
Maryland.
On the 26,h October, a. Farley, Cupeper county,
Virginia, ny the Rev. o. ID. kinsOIying, JOHN Il.
ROGERS, Of Loudoun county, and PARKE FAB
LEY, eldest daughter OF DIR. Vim. ~ Wexford, of
CUDeupr county,
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TO THE PUBLIC

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NEDICAL B 90 X A G ENCY IN
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Books, and all NJ. dical Works published in the uLi
ted States. at Philadelphis prices.
A large collection constantly n hsnd at
TAYLOR MAUkY'S
Bookstore, near 9th street
Amor 2 them will be found the latest editions o.
Wood and Caches United States Dispeusatory
Woods Practice
Druitt's Modern Sprgery
fownes Chemistry for Students
Iiorner's Dissection: Wilson's DissectOr
Dunglison's Works
Churchiirs Works; Meigs Works.
Subscriptions received IN The Lancet and Amer
lean Journal Of Medical Sciences. and al MedCal
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