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Aniys al q ussqusson same day by 4 N.
1902 From Delhi West Union, 90 miles and back, once
Leave Delhi Monday at sa mi
Arrive al Delhi next day by 6pmi
Leave Wsst Union Wednesday at ami
Arrive AT Delhi next day by pm;
l2043 From Saem TO Columbus City, 4O mles and back
week.
Leave Salem Wednesday at sami
Arrive at Columbus City next day by IL m
Leave Columbus City Thursday at PM
Arrive al Salem next day by 4pm.
1904 From Lansing Lyeagus, 10 mes and back oneo
sweek.
Leave Lansing Saturday at 8 m;
Arrive at Lyourgus same day by III AM
Leave Lycurgus Saturday at l2m
Arrive al Lansing same day by p m.
2045 From Lansing by Indian Mission, to Fort Atkinson
SO miles and back, week
Leave Lansing Tuesday at s ami
Arrive al Fort Atkinson next day by IL mi
Leave Fort Atkinson Wednesday at / mi
Arrive at Lansing next day by P m.
l2O46 From Cedar Falls, by John c. Barricks IN bromer
county, and Coon Grove, in Floyd county, 10
Clear Lake 60 miles and back, once week.
Leave Cedar Falls Monday at . mi
Arrive at Clear Lake next day by 6pmi
Leave Clear Lake Wednesday at 6 am;
Arrive at Cedar Falls day by IN.
l2047 From Fort Des Moines, by Cedar Falls, Menua'
and Old Mission, to Prairie du Chen, Wisconsin,
225 miles and back, once in two weeks .
Leave Fort Des Moinea every other Monday ~
Arrive at Prairie du Chen next Saturday by 8
Leave Prairie du Chen every other Monday at
am;
Arrive at Fort Des Moines next Saturday by 6 p
2046 From DEBORAH to Plum Grove, miles and back
once week.
Leave DEBORAH
Arrive at Plum Grove
Leave Plum Grove !
Arrive at Dccorah
Bidders will please state tho distance, and give
schedule.
1909 From Hardin by DEBORAH to Saint Paul. Minnesota
Territory, 226 miles and hack, once in two weeks.
Leave Hardin every other Monday at 6 am;
Arrive at Saint Paul next Saturday by 8 pm;
Leave Saint Paul every other Monday at am;
Arrive at Hardin next Saturday by 6p m.
(Sco route 4640 Minnesota.)
l205O From Independence. by Menral Post Office and
Bradford to Old Mission, 100 miles and back, once
week
Leave Independence Monday at 6 am;
Arrive at Old Mission Wednesday by 6 pm;
Leave Old Mission Thursday at 6 am;
Arrive at Independence Saturday by 6pm
1861 From Dubuque by Independence through tho
ties of Black Hawk, Grundy, Hardin and Rsey,
to Fort Dodge, Yell county, 800 miles and back
in two weeks.
Leave Dubuque every other Monday at I'm;
Arrive at Fort Dodge next Saturday by 6pm;
Leave Fort Dodge every other Monday at ia m;
Arrive at Dubuque next Saturday by pm.
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Arrive at Carrolton
Leave Carrolon every /;
Arrive at Centrevie
Bidders will state distance and offer schedule.
s6sa From Fayet,s G.. H,by Dublin and Holly Grove.
Jasper, SO miles and back, weak.
Leave Fsyete c. H. every Wednesday a. sam;
Arrive at Jaspar day by 8 pm;
Leave Jaspar every Thursday at 81 m;
Arrive at Fayette c, H. same day by PM.
5693 From Rogersyile, to Gbertsboro 70 back,
week.
Leave Rogersvile every Wednesday at lam;
Arrive at Gilbertsboro' same day BY III .
Leave Gibersboro every Wednesday at pm;
Arrive at Rogersvllle same day by SPIN;
5694 From Oxford by Corngrove, Arbacoochco, Easvie
and Laurel Hill, to Newman, Georgia, 80 miles and
back, week
Leave Oxford every Monday at m;
Arrive at Newman day by pm;
Leave Newman every Wednesday at am;
$685. FROM Faysue sa by Ns%on,. and H.e.m.n
Cross Roads, to Reform, 80 miles and back, oncsa
week,
Leave Fayette C. H. every Wednesday allan;
Arrive at Reform same day by 6pm;
Lsav. Reform every Fhu.sd.y d.v 7s%
$685. From Tuscaloosa, by William Blockus, on Dear
Creek Road, to Centrevile, SO miles and back,
week.
Leave Tuscaloosa every Wednesday at 7 am;
Arrive at Cenreylle same day by SPIN;
Leave centrevilIe every Thursday at lam;
Arrive at Tuscaloosa same day by SPIN.
5697 From Port Gibson along the south bank Of the Ten
nessee river, to Chattanooga, Tennessee, miles
and back, once week.
Leave Port Gibson every
Leave Chattanooga every
Arrive at Port Gibson l#a
Bidders will state distances the names Of intermediate
Offices, and propose schedule.
569S From Jonesboro Cams Store and Luths Store,
York, 40 miles and back, week.
Leave Jonesboro, every Wednesday at 6pm;
Arrive at York same day by 9pm;
Leave York every Thursday at Gam;
Arrive at Jonesboro same day by pm.
S699 From Taladega by Godvlle, Dadsvils and Rome,
to Loachapocha Depot, on the West Point Railroad,
Macon county, 81 miles and back, once week.
Leave Taliadega every Wednesday at Gam;
Arrive at Loachapocba Depot next day by 9pm;
Leave Loachapocha Depot every Friday at 6 am; !.
Arrive at Talladega next day by 3 m.
Proposals for additional trips invited
500 From Weedowcc, by Lamar, Eastvlc Laurel Hill,
Ga, Lodi, and Rutherford, to Newman, So miles
and back week.
Leave Weedowee every Monday at Z an;
Arrive at Newman next day by pm;
Leave Newman every Tuesday at2pm;
Arrive at Weedowee next day by IN.
Proposals for additional trip viii be considered.
$1,000 From West Point by Fredona, Midtown, and Gold
vile, to Taladega, IS miles and back, oncs q
week.
Leave West Point every Monday at 6 IN;
Arrive at Taladega next day by SPIN;
Leave Talladega every Wednesday at an;
Arrive at West Point day by pm.
Proposals for additional trips will be considered.
$1,000 From Jacksonville, by New Bethel Ben. H. PagsS,
A. III. Colvin's, Samuel b. Hodge, and Turkey
town, to Peter Wagons, = miles and back, once
aueek.
Leave Jacksonville every
Arrive at Peter Wagons |;
Leave Peter Wagnons every
Arrive at Jacksonville
Bidders will distance and propose a schedule.
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Leave Abbsvills every Wednesday al Tan;
Arrive al Bames's Cross Roads day by M
Leave bafns's Cross Roads every Thursday al 7
Arrive at Abb evle same day by som.
$685. From Houston, to Mouon "a miles and back, oass
week.
Leave Houston every Tuesday at Gam,
Arrive a Moulton day by IL m;
Leave Moulon every Tuesday At PM;
Arrive at Houston same day BY SPIN
$685. From Oakfusky, by Powder Mils Flat Rock, and
Mad indian, TO Lower Fish Head, in Taladss.
county = miles and back, once a week.
Arrive at Lower Fish Head
Leave Lower Fish Head every
Arrive at oakfusky
Bidders will state distance and propose schedule
5ss7 From Someryile, by Candy Cove, Wolf Crock,
stout's, and Warner River, to Eiyton, rs miles and
back, a week
Leave SomervilIe every Monday at amj
Arrive at Elyton next day by 6pm;
Leave Elyton every Wednesday at7sm;
Arrive at Somerville next day by pm.
Connels on Moore's Ridge Road, to Nswtonvillo.
Fayelte county. 80 miles and back, once weak.
Leave Tuscaloosa every Wednesday at IN;
Arrive at Newonv,lo same day by pm;
Leave Newtonyille every Thursday at lam;
Arrive at Tuscaloosa day by 6 d m.
1868 From Fayee G. H., BY Big Pond, Mud Creek, and
olinda, to Columbus, Mississpp A miles and back.
Leave Fayete C II. every Wednesday a, am:
Arrive at Columbus next day by IAN;
Leave Columbus every Thursday at3 PM;
Arrive at Fayelte G. III. next day by 6 pm
$500 From Bolivar, by Valley Head, Alpine, Georgia.
AZ miles aid back, week.
Leave Bolivar every Wednesday at lam;
Arrive at Alpine next day by IL M
Leave Alpine every Thursday at pm;
Arrive at Bolivar next day by pm.
569l From Cenrevlle to Carroon, in Tishcmngo
county, Mississippi, = miles and back, once =
oaua Can,pn,;llo a,.rx,
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Arrive al Newton Saturday by 6pm.
ls0lx From Knoxville, by Barksnvils. Lagrange, and
South Fork, to CsntrsviIe, SIS miles and back,
once = week
Ls4v. Knoxville Wednesday at am,
Arrive Al Cenirsvils next day by 6pmi
Leave Csnuevle Friday al g. m
Arrive al Knoxville next day by SPIN.
la0ls From Charlton, by oceols, Psgah Union, Adair
aud Montgomery Court Houses. to coonvlls, $50
miles and back once a week
Leave Charlton Monday at 6ami
Arrive al Coonsille Friday at p m;
Leave Coonsiile Monday at mi
Arrive at Charlton Friday at p m.
1904 From Bellevue Jackson county by Spring Brook,
Higginspori, Spraguevilo, and Boon's Spring, TO
Dewitt, 40 miles and back, once a week
Leave Bellevue Thursday at 9 ami
Arrive a Dewitt next day by IL m;
Leave Dewitt Friday ut pm;
Arrive at Bellevue next day by pm.
l2Ol5 From oskaloosa by Knoxville Indianoa and Win
terset. TO Cold Spring, $50 miles and back, once a
Leave oskaoosa Monday at 6 ami
Arrive at Cold Spring Friday by PM
Leave Cold spring Monday at 6 m,
Arrive at Oskaloosa Friday by SPIN
Proposals for twice week service will be considered.
l20l6 From Charlton by Glenns White Breast Ago and
HopevilIe, Pisgah, Sc miles and back. once week.
Leave Charlton Wednesday at 6ami
Arrive at Pisgah next day by 6pm;
Leave Pisgah Friday at SAM;
Arrive al Charlton next day by IN.
1907 From Marengo by the Corners Of Benton and Pow
sheik counties, and through the centre Of jana and
Marshall counties, to Marietta, 65 miles and back,
week.
Leave Mareogo Monday at am;
Arrive at Marietta next day by0pm;
Leave Marietta Wednesday at an;
Arrive at Marengo next day by 6pm;
Proposals for twice week service will be consid-
cred
1908 From Kane by CASTOR, Farview, Florence, and
Council Bluffs, to Linden, Mo-, 10 miles and back,
a week.
Proposals for twice week service will be consd-
cred.
Leave Kane Tuesday at an;
Arrive at Linden next day by 9pm;
Leave Linden Thursday at Gam;
Arrive at Kane next day by pm. ...
1909 From Kane Sargcnts Bluffs, As miles and back,
week. .
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French Gulch Correspondence.
FRENCH GULcH, April "a, Is

FRENCH GULcH, April "a, 1853.
Messrs. Editors Why are you SO Indifferent to
your own interests, as we'll as those of our COM
mon community? Or, are you not aware of
certain little monied and despotic monopoes
which exist around here. and usurp or GUST other
just rights to the exclusion of hundreds of good
men, who would settle among us, and aid in de-
veloping the mineral resources of our country !?
allude to the case of certain men holding more
than one claim apiece. l know men who hold
from two to four, seven and eleven claims each,
some on French Gulch some on Clear Creek, at
Middletown, and Jack Ass Flat Some of these
are held by combination of bullys," who en-
deavor to scare and even force peaceable man
from working, where these pseudo titles are
held. Others are 6 said" to be held from pur-
chase. Now, Messrs. Editors, would like to
know what law can prevent man from work
ing airy unoccupied claim, after given time !;
and also, if man is entitled to more than one
claim at time ? if so, then do you consider this
man equal to two, four, seven or eleven Others.
each in every respect as useful and intelligent?
Again, Messrs. Editors, if one man can hold seve-
raj claims, what is to prevent another man who
may be rich enough. from monopolizing the
whole mineral lands of California, if it be his
lordly will or pleasure? This is the beginning
but not the end from J.J. T.
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THE SHASTA COURIER.
[PER GRAM, RoGERs & Co.'s ExPREss.]
Regular Yreka Correspondence.
YREKA CRY, April 90, Is

YREKA CRY, April 90, 1858.
Messrs. Editors: There is an old axiom OF the
schools viz: g Ez ni4il, Mill it, !" which is Pc
culiarly adaptable to my case at this time, as
have nothing to say; and, by first proclalmlns
the same, nothing can be expected This rea-
soning, however, (if it can be called reason,) is
of the class yclept. Irish," and of the order
Bull seeing that from nothing, something is
TO be eliminated.
Business continues to be so exceedingly dull,
that it has been proposed seriously to procure a
lot Of grindstones to sharpen it up. Flour Is
down to Is a % per sack; pork, IS; beans, So;
potatoes, sos crushed and white sugar, IS 40.
have not the least doubt, however, but that
-four will in few days take decided rise.
Many of the packers have ceased to bring up
this article, on account of the low figure they
were obliged to sell for, and many miners are
availing themselves of the present low rates to
lay in sure supply, so not to be again caught
without any, as nearly every one here was, dur
ing the past winter. In this view of the case,
the stock will shortly be exhausted, say in ten
to fourteen days, when rise must of necessity
ensue.
The mines continue to yield "excellently
we'll" The Cottonwood mines are paying to
in any part of California. Few work for less
than three ounces per day. Many are getting
more, even as high as 500.
We had beautiful rain storm, accompanied
Inv eo,,,a tbunJ or nd I;ob+,;,1 Til, hos ,lo,s al
the farmers we'll and they feel their crops must
now be safe.
We have had no more Law business since my
last, and but one ball.. Your correspondent
peeped in. (not at the window, and not seeing
" Richelieu." will inform you that the whole af-
fair was evidently passing off to the perfect sat
sfaction of all concerned. These little parties
tend to create a deal of good feeling and har-
mony among the people. and have far greater
moral effect upo our young men, than twenty
preachers would do, as must always be the case
when virtuous and intelligent ladies have the
control. Among other items noted, the cele-
brated broom-stick hornpipe" was danced by
gentleman of mature age and whose agility
put all youthful competitors completely in the
shade. By the way, Messrs. Editors, did you
ever see that dance Fanny Ellslcr amt no
where.
A person by the name Of Joseph B. Nichols,
blacksmith, from Indiana, working ON Hum
bug, met with sudden death couple of days
since. He was prospecting in deep hole, when
very heavy rock rolled upon him and crushed
him completely, his head and legs only protrud-
ing from beneath it, thus breaking his back, and
probably causing almost instant death.
Yours, ever, R.DEC.
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RHODES & LUSK,S SHASTA
EXPRESS.

$ LEAVES THE go
&11fEN Office of Wells r-& aszzsl
E-ssz go s. Co., Sacramento, daily, for
Shasta, Yreka, and all towns and points through
out Northern California, connecting at Sacramen.
to with Wells, Fargo s. Co.'S Daily Express to
San Francisco. and by regular Mail Steamer on
the Ist, 9th, 10Th and 25th of each month to the
Atlantic States and Europe
Treasure, letters and other packages conveyed
to and from the points above designated, with
the utmost dispatch.
Gold Dust forwarded to the U. s. Minis at
Philadelphia and New Orleans, under policies
from the most responsible Insurance Companies
in the Eastern Cities.
Drafts drawn by John M. Rhodes, of the
Sacramento City Bank, on New York, New
Orleans, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh; State Bank
of Ohio.
b. Davidson's drafts for sale on Messrs. N.
NJ. Rothschild & Sons, London; Messrs. De
Rothschid g. Bros, Paris Messrs. NJ A. Roths-
child & Sons, Frankfort; Messrs. L. Behrens q
Sons, Agents, Hamburg; Messrs Huth, Grun-
ing Il CO., Lima and Valparaiso; A Belmont,
Esq, New York.
Collections made and all business appertain-
ing to an Express Company executed promptly
and with especial regard to safety.
JAMES Nj. RHODES,
HIRAM LUSK,
WELLS, FARGO & co.
OFFIcEs.-Shasta, i'll Post Office Building
Sacramento J street, between Front and Sec
ond streets; San Francisco, ia Montgomery
street; Weavervile, Messrs. Church & Mix S
building; Yreka, ire-proof building opposite
Yreka Hotel. marl2 tt
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MEx1co.-By the Golden Gate we have Next
can papers up to the I'd instant.
Gen. Santa Anna landed in Vera Cruz pas
senger of the british packet from Carthagena,
on the lst of April. His arrival had been greet
ed with the utmost enthusiasm.
Triumphal arches were erected over all of the
principal streets, and over the passage way to
the mole. On this latter was inscribed Liber-
ty, Peace and Order, Independence, Authority,
Concord" His reception is described as hav-
ing been perfectly royal in its magni6cence.
At o'clock he landed with his family, when
they were all escorted by the assembled thou
sands, and by the civil and military authorities,
to the Cathedral, where solemn TIE Deum was
chaunted.-Ere. Journal
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Late Foreign Intelligence.

We are indebted to the N. Y. Correspondent
of the Times g. Transcript for the following sum-
mary Of the latest foreign news:-
The attention of the British Parliament had
been called to Turkish affairs, as affecting the
balance of power in Europe On hearing of
Austria s demands on Turkey, Great Britain had
thought it necessary to have frank explanation
from Austria, and at the same time to express
the views of the British Government as to the
policy of maintaining the independence of Tur-
KEY. Lord John Russell was unable to state pre-
cisely the arrangement which had been made
between Austria and Turkey Austria had
however, expressed herself satisfied, and had no
doubt that all difficulties would be settled by ne
collation.. Mazzini had published letter sta
ting that the addresses to the Hungarians in TIA
" was written by Kossuth at Mazzni's request
The Duchess of Sutherland has placed Stafford
House at the disposal of Mrs. Stowe, authoress
of Uncle Toms Cabin" who is on her
passage to Europe. A charter has been refused
by the British government to the London and
Liverpool and American Steamship Company.
A vessel had arrived at Liverpool from Mel.
bourne, Australia. with nearly one million
pounds in gold. Lebeney, who attempted to as
sassnate the Emperor of AUSTRIA has been exc
cuted. The Emperor had not recovered from
his wound, which is considered more serious
than at first supposed The Duke of Olden-
burg is dead. The Jesuits in Italy have protest
ed against the expulsion of their tribe from the
South American Republics. The war between
Montenegro and Turkey is at end. In the
battle between the British and Kaffirs at the
Cape of Good Hope, fifty of the former and FIVE
hundred of the latter were killed. The accounts
from India say that the king of Ava had been
dethroned by the heir apparent. The Burmese
had evacuated Galley, and the English intended
to dismantle it. and follow the enemy TO Mead
way. Mazzini is supposed to have got on board
the English frigate Retributon at Genoa, and
made his escape. The Pope Of Rome was about
to make a journey to France, where he would
remain about two months. Louis Napoleon has
assured the agent of the New York Crystal Pal
ace that the Imperial manufactures shall be
worthily represented in the exhibition.
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CITY DRUG STORE.
Nearly Opposite the Post Office, Ssast

Nearly Opposite The Post Office, Shasta.
% THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RES
W peclfully Inform the citizens of Shasta aud
u the public generally. that he has lately
received and keeps constantly on hand a large
assortment Of Drugs, Medicines, Patent Medi-
cines, Perfumery, etc., consisting in part Of the
following:
Seidlitz and Yeast Powders, Cream Of Tartar,
Tartaric Acid, Soda, Borax, Hops, Osgoods
Cholagogue, Pain Killer, Liniments, Jaynes'
Medicines Balls, Townsend and Sands Sarsa-
parilla, Thompson's Eye Water, Patent Pills,
ETC., which he offers for sale wholesale and e
tail at reasonable prices.
Physicians prescriptions and orders from adj
jacent settle nents, will be promptly and accu-
-ately attended to. C. ROTHE.
marl2 If Druggist and Apothecary.
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JAPAN STATISTICS to Mr.. De
Bow. the revenue Of Japan amounts to 500, 000,-
600 annually. The standing army of the en-
pire in time of peace, 100, 900 men. The popu-
iation is about 50, OO0 900. 1t is estimated that
the trade of Japan with this country if she opens
her ports, will be worth more than 500, 000, 900
annuallyt to u.s.
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Rich SURFACE DIcGINGs have recently been
discovered in Sacramento county, about eigh-
teen miles from the city, pronounced to be OF an
almost inexhaustible nature. Until some means
are devised Of. bringing water on the ground,
they will necessarily be idle.
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Can't You take the Papers

1.-THE following delightful parody upon ths
popular song of Cant you dance the Polka,
we have no doubt will become a wonderful ia
vorite with our lady readers Indeed we fatte
ourselves tina: many of them will commit it tt
memory and ring it in the ears of their husbands
brothers and lovers etfectually, that, in shor
time, no one of them shall be able to say to thu
other, "Won't you take the ers."-CouR.]
IT'S sweet on winters night at home to sit,
By FIRE and taper;
But, all, it is a wiser thing, by far,
To take the papers.
Won't you take the papers'
Can't you take the papers7
The lows of heart are little worth,
Unless you take the papers.
Maidens wanting lovers true,
You must take the papers.
SWANS who would not idly WOO,
You must take the papers, too.
Won't you take the papersf
Can't you take the papersl
Loves joys below you'll never know,
Unless you take the papers.
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RARTON & sNAvELY,
r4ppENTERs AND BUILDERS.

CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
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.
NIB. Seasoned lumber always on hand
LIVINGSTON Barron. uRIAH B. SSAvKLr.
mar1atf Shasta City.
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ADAMS & CO.'S EXPRESS
For the Atlantic States, Canada nm,
Europe.

LA OUR REGULAR SEMI ~
4Lt@IT.E- monthly Express will be @SE5{EE
e despatched by the Pacific 70.
Mail S. s. Co.'S steamer, on the LIST and 18th OF
each month, in charge of a regular Messenger,
in the employ Of the house.
Treasure and packages forwarded from this
office in charge OF two regular messengers, en-
ployed exclusively for this route, and always
reaching San Francisco in season for the steam
ers of the 1st and 18th.
Bills of Exchange on
NEW YORK,
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$4,000 REWARD.

$4,000 REWARD.
~ SUCH HAS MET OUR EYESm
f-@f many occasions lately, but ~
S=Asz=s4 orr wish is to let our friends ~
and the public know that are now ready to
furnish specifications and plans on all kinds of
buildings. All kinds of job work done with
neatness and dispatch. Furniture Of all kinds
such as Bedsteads, Cots, Lounges, Sofas, Chairs.
Dining, Breakfast, Stand and Centre Tables, al
ways hand. All kinds of Sash made to or
der Turning of all kinds done to order.
All orderstor work in our line will be prompt
ly attended to.
Shop at the head Of Main street, Shasta
marlo If CURTISS & HUGHES.
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BRITISH PERIODICAL PUBLICATIONS


BRITISH PERIODICAL PUBLICATIONS
Forwarded by mail, under the provisions Of
the late Post Office Law, at
MERELY NOMINAL RATES.
The London Quarterly Review,
(COnservatire.)
The Edinburg Review,
(Whg)
3.
The North British Review,
Free church,
4.
The Westminisier Review,
(Lsberai.)
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Per annum.

K The rates unifora for DISTANCES
4cifhia The Uniied States.
At these rates surely no objection should be
made to receiving the works by mail. and thus
ensuring their speedy, safe, and regular delv
cry.
IL Remittances and communications should
be always addressed. post paid, 10 the Publish
ers, LEONARD SCOTT g. CO.,
New York.
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COFFEE,
PLUMmER 4 MITCHELL.

HAyE CONSTANTLY ON HAND A GEN
il eral assortment of Miners stores, which
they offer at the lowest market prices. Oppo-
site the Post Office building, Main street, Shasta.