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GENEROUS One of our merchants when
called upon for his subscription refused to
nav for it because he did not subscribe to the
paper Jour agent thought he did, though he
permitted the carrier to leave it every after
MON for two weeks. Would it not have
been better to have stopped than to say that
the Sun (which is an excellent paper was
good enough for him? Wonder how he
vonld like if his customers thought the
same of Baltimore goods?
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"a The Manhattan Association Fire
Engine Company No. 8, intend paying visit
to Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington and
Mount Vernon, with their new and splendid
engine. They will leave New York on Feb
ruary 18th, and will be present at the in
auguration Of the President, and return in
eight or ten days. The company will num-
Der about sixty men, and be accompanied by
Uodworth,s band, twenty-five men.
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Picayune states, that gentleman travelling
down the Mississippi not long since became
acquainted on the boat with a lady who,
with her six children, was on her way to
California. She had only one servant, a
colored man, and sent one thousand dollars
to his mistress, to enable her and her little
ones to come to the ardistant gold region.
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B9 Some two hundred girls, all Ameri-
cans, are employed in ornamenting and fin
ishing porcelain ware in the city of New
York. All of them except four are employ
ed in the process of Furnishing the gold after
it comes from the furnace, and the painting
is all done by experienced male artists. 1t
is probable that hereafter females may be
employed in the painting branch.
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n% On the 31st of December the Illinois
College was destroyed by fire at Jackson
vile. The main building was about 100
feet long by 40 feet deep, and is wholly de-
molished. A wing at the north end was
occuuied as q boarding house, and is like
wise complete ruin. The edi6ce destroyed
was erected in 1882, and cost about $685.
600. Arrangements are in progress to build
a new edi6ce.
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[ have many things to say to you when
we meet. Till then, your stricken friend,
FRANK PIERCE.
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Hg Have you seen those beautiful
Lace Berthas and Chemisettes at TaTFS? No Why
yoa ought by all mea s There is also to be seen
Muslin Embroidered Caps Merino Embroidered Scarfs
Lace Embr ilereI Caps, Fancy Dress Caps Evening
Head Dresses Sontag Sleeves, and beautiful lot of
Embroideres. jan o.
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Roots Wonderful DaguerreOtypes.
Go to Roots! No matter whether
1t be clear or cloudy weather.
Still, with equal truth he traces
Mutitudes Of lovely faces!
Roots Gallery, Pennsylvania avenue near Seventh
street. ian II
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80 Joe Shtllingt on receives all the
new DO ks and newspapers as fast publ shed He
is agent for arpers and all the other Magazr es and
our readers will awa, find large and good assert.
ment of blank books and stationery his book store
OGeon Building, corner of ~ street and Penn av.
jaH 81
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80 neutrality-suspicious. will find the best
of board at Copps Pavilion. for S. SO per week,
board and lodging on reas Enable terms. Gentlemen
can be accommodated with baths at all hours, sup.
ply of hot or cold water always hand, only % cts
single bath.
Jan 22-1w Louisiana ave. near 9Th St
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PCmeAs ef tse subscription be In advance. E
Distant subscribers none, by Is,ts ss
vheh viii DO paid sisk assumed H. A. la
transmission, - ~
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sons Of Congress, and semi weekly during reesa.
Subscriptions for period year wiz Ia. .,e.,v.s ~
terms pscpoItoned 10 the above rates.
90 PoSrmAsTERs sxsn,. .nx 1.
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same edition they furnish subscribers for, gratis
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ny ). c. MCGUIRE. Auct,on.er

TRUsTEE'5 SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT.-By virtue of a
esed NJ duly executed recorded, subscriber will
sc public Monday afternoon, August O'Clock,
ths the and OF lot No H.
No. ~, fronting II Masachuses avenue,
aud l3h running back width Of q
alley.
TIE house Frame and nearly and will small family
The neshhorbood Ia rapidly improving.
Terms cash 1l00 of which to be paid down sale
the Fssduc twelve months bearing
tsrs and deed Of trust The Conveyancng the
penss Of purchaser.
n The Of complied days
the right resell expense
j. RUSSELL BARR, Trustee.
,- JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
July 22-eodAds Auciioneer
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xaIe or the United Miitsary Reserve ~
EIl + Fort Wtnnehage. NVssronsss. tha

pnblle the United states msts.ry reserve ~
-7FElV + Fort Wtnnebags Nssro~sss- ith@ -
Fort Winnie saeo Wsscoe-
land, Ne sold
public soohe"' e"'a@scs~s ." S "
dsv ofa aeptsmhcr at 10 O'Clock, n ~
IN. portage m the Wisconsin sod For
nv
dssirahe land IN the State of
Th. fou located the
:. y III. Town .,te. in this section Of the State.
=, myo previous day OF SALE !
Thr terms Of safe sre cash, specie funds
ur s#Hla Assistant uuarfermater " = Army
ASSISTANT ou.sTresssrsss Orrros, f#A ta
u For winnebsso, twis.,) June 4 lss9 AGO.. ..a
IDLY 21-eodteothApg III .f3}lA a...a .#
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MARsIiAL,s SALE.

u writs Of issued Clerks OF
ace Of the Circuit District Columbia
county Of Washron and drected shall expose public
Tor Tuesday, 10th O'clock
before the CouIt house OF said county the following described
prosry, wit all the ue and Enoch Rdgcwsy
in No Ia square fo6 lot No ~ square No.
296 half lot No IS square No 1913 the city
Washington seized and levied OF Enoc
Rdesway ssd viii be sod satisfy judca Nos 81 and 3s
Uctobe 1852 Robert tnI Of John C. ves and John r. Ca
Ian rs. said Enoch Rdscway. -
JONAH ID. HOOVER,
July O-dn Marshal OF District Columbia.
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By ). c. mooUIRE, Aucs,onser.

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPER
y6y of deed executed by William
bearing 25, Jny lse recorded ber
A. Of
nson the District Of Columbia, shall SELL the 9th
day Of Augoat 5k O'clock the the
half o lot No ~ No ass fronting north
Ah and 4h with the which
OF story brick houses. Terms cash.
the ~ sale complied with within three days there
si.r night resell ssd and
eost Of the purchascf purchaser - :
EDw SWAMI Trustee.
July SD Jas. q. MCGUIRE, Anctoscer.
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BY ROBERT ARmsTKoNs.


SUPEMoR GARNET FURNITURE, MAGNIFICENT LOUIS
plated Table s.rsses. French chin. Bnasf pss.s
Was s-,s OH o. zoe s@sa.1sy s
ocaock At Tie hi. sncsncy senior Don A. alde
sscosd street east sell ali his fnitare and house
hold effects viz
Nyaaeen rosewood 7oe'ase cheksrns style Louis
superior double action Erard harp in perfect order
Suit Of rosewood green gold paror
furniture comprising French SOFA a paror and reception
chairs olsolnahs, &c. F tN
Eiessnily carved rose " ood centre and sofa table.
sai q u.sossny blue satin dAmask covered furniture con
Suaaa. fire sssn. and chimney piece, % match
louns.s cna eighteen parior chairs, ladies'
Rustic i.rdisisrs, music stands. s,sgeres u.+ 8
Elegant ,oI.Oi.s.hsl cabinet. maid with gilt ornaments
Chine tespoys walnut and mahogany roat tables
Isndsoms marble and gill French man,sl clock
sossaisn s... asa french enns nsnte ornaments
Linen window shades and Venetian blinds
Maple and painted chairs, rockers
Mahogany and wanu. dressing bureaus, wardrobcs
Iron bed.ssd. with arched canopies
Orange.wood bedstead, made order in Havana
Dressing tables, handsomely decorated with lace
Secretary, ssrss sogssa's n.., s,a,n arm .ss;i, ssI'
Hall. astral side. and reading lamps brackets
Mahogany match, extcnsion and side tables
Hest curled hair and husk mattresses
Bolslcrs and pillows, washsiands, toilet SETS
PLATED wAKE &c.
heavy plated sheffield table service comp
elegant centre piece, (wh fveght branches branch
candlsstick
Wins-eo0lers, liquor stands castorr, coasters
Salvsrs, bread large meat dishes
Stauds and dish vegetable dishes, &C.
Rich oweed and gold French china dinner DESSERT and tea
Plain white and gold banded wares
Crystai cut decanteTs, tumbeTs, wines
WatFr bottles, champngnes, cordias
EKsRAvINos.
Beautiful copy Of Raphaels {" Virgin Of the Fish, by
Csrda. y + a# szlt
Two original heads, attributed Rembrandt and Vandyke
The Annunciaion, by an old master
Together with collection OF and beautiful eDgravngs
handsompiy framed. w
WINES, &C. -
Superior old Amontiado sherry, in casks and bottles
Small but select lot Of champagne, CaDnlan red,
and other wines
Preserves, currant jelIies, 6c.
splendid family carnage nearly bull, to order by Law
renee 4 Collins
Snail barouche and charlotte.
aI t+esf4t cAkPETIxGs, &c.
Tapestry, Brussels, and hreeply carpetinss
psinied ho0rcoth, mattngs, rugs
Dabing tub, IRE irons, stoves
Kitchen utensils, &c.
Tsyps $50 and UNDER sum, credit Of sixty
and ninety days. for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing
ENi JAS Z. MCGUIRE
Juiya-d -r Auctioneer.
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~ GREEN q SCOTT. A.e,,oassr..

VALUABLE BUILDING Lot ON THIRD STREET, RE
sucuon-Ou Tussdsy the Goth
premises, oiclock, No TO-
IL situated side OF Third be-
and rhs properly
hspdsoely located having front Third vc
u any feet ~ ~
Tsrsss fosrh s.anc. In cir twelve eighteen
and months purchaser
pmen bearing inscst from The day Of sale. deed given
= deed Of taken.
Title indirpuabIc.
GREEN SCOTT,
July@-cAds Auetioneers.
o75rhe above sale Is postponed until Monday,
la day Of August, same hour.
GREEN h SCOTT,
July I'D
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Mh1T-The four -ory house lately occupied
-, ny VIA need =. boarding hoo.e.
been sdd.d o IT, -
,,nq',rs q the conner Of lsh snd n
july N-Asww
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NATIONAL EATING HOUxE---wALKgE sHADDs
~ Turtle soapBavinr been requ~sed by nambsr cf
toners ssd other. them with Green Turtle
several hne urs. which viii he to-day
steaks msnner that viii eh.ease compciuoa and lest the
have provided qset guard exquisite picked fresh Nor
foln oysters, hard .pd devled crabs, Ac : 60 . 4.
head trout Ac, s of which b,ossh through
for The particular the establishment
We have alec length made which
30 viii be IN daily receipt of sbundsst
crabs daring he entire which vii take pleasure
inE up In ususnl recherchs
Soup ready At u ococki families served usual.
July ~-~olw WALKER sBADD
tt,es Collectors Once, July IA. Iss3
NOTICE 2 Deduction tos paymcn,Nouce
psynsAs hs Once, of
AZ o the currently year, paid on OF before The ast Of
Jv ve-e"'dm Collie
pUA2 Grades, &c.-Op.n,ns 10 day.
IS paecs~ Pa,rs al Hnsn shs.uss var,ou. width.
Sc ~. .s ass. ':s.. o 70, s..s%. s'.'. and eea.,.
rs tssse diapers ssd dsmsshs, qualities ard width.
70 do nae b,rs, iS.yr !. diapers "
Dozen abss napkins, medium nne, h.na.om.
los rscss scotch diapers assorted qusIiue.
40 do plain ana plaid csnbric m,,slns, all qualities
7s DO l.de.' black net mis-
10 pieces fine white hsnncs ~ &
10 so,en Whit. AisndsIs qaits, low priced
"a an isdes' Rssxe messno vests
offering such w. moe ~ ,",. "s o. our oysssv o
of ms black silks English
ses o. ~ ."a s.n.. o s sss "a.
'nn ~ ms nwess pre~s. AsasIfs
mi s oS l..e | sos IL a. e, '''
swesr sarhveNss, half hose sasss wpdershirs,
~sss s:s s:s a.ss ss:. ss s.od ss
ae's, 's~ prices, and Air a..li.s sy be relied al
Ms. p.r~oo'. building, oppo.,. C.nu. m.,s.t
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SUPEMoR GARNET FURNITURE, MAGNIFICENT LOUIS
XIV Piano Forte. Ersrdo Harp Rich sheheid silver
Service, China Dessert and Tea
Wars Rare Old Oh PAnass inc Engrssnss Superior old
~ O'Clock the residence of h. enceIlency senor Don A. Cade
dc Ia Barca Minister spss, of north and
sscoad east all his elegant furniture and house
hold effects, N
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whehes we regard her pecep,s example, has not been
exoIed 10 amelIora,e the condition oil meu, 10 dlse
more equally the blessings Of benefcent Prov Hence OF
70 correct the vicious organization OF society which she
herself established. but for the accumulation OF national
wealth anu the achievement OF military la hei
supernuman enors she has not soug elevate the
dilon oil men, and feed aud clothc her toilIDg
masses oui 70 feast and pampe and TO cover with gar
ieis and gewgaws. and gorgeous drapery, and invest
lew, while the abect many crushed and debaseJ by
ignorance and want and every privaon which
der owl md wretched and deg graded their substance
coasu 0y pensioned arsiocracy, and eaten up by a
-huhung presthooJ while the children OF their bodies
sarve and die for lack OF the bread earned by the labor
OF Their hands II is the boast OF this proud monarchy
mat her dr1n-beat encrces the world and that the
never goes down upon her POSSESSIONS and before She
becomes a transatlantic amoner she might remember
WIN proh II not with pleasure, that she has thousands
OF subjects, OF both sexes and all ages and conditions
upon whom the light OF heavens sunshine has never
ialen IL she has shed, and finer sensi,
biy to expand, lei her unharness from the sub
teranean coal where like the lowest orders OF beast
OF burden, she is driven un all that womanly has left
her forever Let her suspend her wholesale murder oil
children who
Pine Ia want and dungeons gooms,
shut ltom the common air aud common
or their free limbs"
who in the last great day of accounts will raise their lit.
Tie hands against her Tor her system of factory labor
more destructive than the mandate Of lIeroda system
which is their worker, aud which, like an evil spirit
has hiber them before their time Let her
listen to the waings OF her sewing temaes who with
Tears oil blood excaim, in the language of her i'm
mortal poet--
"Oh men with sisters dear
The Shasta courier., 1853-08-27
OLIVE BRANCH HOTEL FOR SALE

CO. THE UNDERS GNED. WISHING Tt
Xii Chang, his hnsint SIS. offers for sale ih'
-14.l well known
OLfFE 3RANCH HOTEL AND RANCH,
wing on The main sage rnle from Shasta III
Sderlnc,ro. aud on tn. nor h side If Coiiol-
wood. 1h. Ranch contains leo acres 'i arabic
land, .he Whole enclosed by substantial nee.
Among TN. improve ments upon ilie Ranch
H. following:
A goo,i aud commodious Dwelling House. f,.
he past three years kept public hotel; o
hrst rate Barn. snfici. .nly caracious 10 contain
100 tons of hiv. and comfortably stable fifty
horses; we'll Of go"d water at the door-aso
Il We'll III the garden. with Chain inmp and
h"se attached To it for conduciing HE water II
al parts pf the garden: (i,r.Ien containing
about five OF hand III high state of culii-
va'ion; toge her with Grainery. Cellar. Min
House. Chicken House. Cora. mni a ! other ne
cessary bindings and improvements. TIL.
Olive Braucii,' ico hls always been n stag.
station the SACRAMENTO road. The i,rms
will be made reasonable.
For full phriit ulars inquire of The subscriber
IN The PR mises. NJ. LEAN.
CoItnnwooi. July l6. 1853. jyl6if
The Shasta courier., 1853-08-27
ST VI NJ ONS.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF
~ Shasta. In The Disiricl C,ur: fnr The 9th
judicial District of said State Shasta County. rs
Drnry ID. Hurrill. Pub. Admin, plii. vs.. j. +. Au-
krnS. dcft.
Th- People of The State Of California To j. F.
Anktny, greeting:
Whereas The above named l,lf. having filed in
the C"grt aforesaid. his complaint against yon
for The rtcovery nf the sum of twelve hundred
dollars Wi'h inirrest thereon from the 6h day
OF May, 1879 at i,e rate Of three p. cent. per
month, with costs and ,uonird dishurs, mcnis.
Also, praying fora decree of foreclosure al mort
gnse and order for sale of nlorieaged premises
by you moriSaged To Josiah hoop. late Inb.
Adn,r OF said County. And said ph. having
nbiained from The Court aforesaid an order iur
publication of summons. tn. .se are therefore To
require yon 10 appear and answer said conn
plaini within three months frnm and after he
date of The first insertion hcrrpf. To wit: July
6. 1913. or The plaintiff Will lake dciapi. against
yon and apply 10 the Couri for the relief de-
naudrd.
Witness my hand and private seal. (no official
seai) at office in Shasia, July ~. 1853.
TlIOS. w. DAWSON. Clerk,
Jy23 3Di District Court
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e z "rn 1
FOUR MILE HOUSE.

GE3 THIS COMMODIOUS AND PLEA
yasiii sanity situated hotel, fnur miles distant
l.1.A from Shasta. on the Triii and irekn
road, lis now ready fer The accommodation oi
ravel' rs and citizens generally. The house IA
iwo->iory bn Hing, is finished with degree ol
coniturl and convenience second 10 M hotel in
his potion OF the Siate. The table is ALWAYS
supplied with the best The market affords while
he bar Is Consistently supplied with variety OF
riluice liquors. TIE house. too, has the adyan-
Water. Attached To The establishment is ii !. :
cure corral. always furnished with an abundance
nf barl.y and hay for The ANIMALS of pack ckers aud
raveltrs. The subscriber is determined Il,
omit no means of rendering perfect salisfaciion
% all who may paironlsc bis house.
iyo3,f NICHOLAS MAHER.
The Shasta courier., 1853-08-27

Thrilling lNc.DEAT.-Onr ut 'i.e most soul.
ihriilng casualties iit has EVER oceurr Il n
Niagara, is red il he DE- spar, hes from The
town under he telegraphc Ia al. Las Monday
evening three men-t~o # Them named John
siranger-sot adrifl IN n small boat inst abuve q
The frish iul abyss over which the two latter
were hurled aud Instantly dashed 10 atoms
Able. when near The verge of The ,aming cat
nracr. succeeded in reaching rock. To which
he chung till about six o'clock last evening The
anxiety ut the people on shore tu rescur The un-
fortunate man from his perllous situation WA.
mqst Intense throughout the day. Bu; if ,h.
feelings OF The spectators w, re aroused To- guo h
q pitch, what npsst have been the thoughts u
HIM who was almost certain of eventually be-
coming Trey 10 the roaring torrent Every
scheme that human ingenuity could devise was
resorted To. Lie boats were brought from
BntfAlo. and provisions were foated 10 him on
rafts. Late III the afternoon he sncceetIed IN
placing himself on Of these RATS. aud was
on The point of stepping from it into n feboo,
when. TO the tiismay aud horror of the spectn-
tors on shore. the boat came into collision with
The raft with 80 mn>h violence. 10 pit. h poor
Able into The water s il uniaun'es lie sfrnck
out boldly for small island in The vciui v; bat
the current overpow-r.d his already exhausted
physical energies. au,! after Tins tl, sg.pra' civ
struggling for life. anu tenaciously clinsi,g for
twenty hours 10 slippery rock. vi hirh Itself
conld scarcely Withstand the imreinous i,rct. nf
the stream. the victim was swept in,o Il. rnii>
One wild. piercing slri.k, and all Was over
NJ y. Herald.
The Shasta courier., 1853-08-27

Jo,euIS's lirAp.-Th- lt ad now on exlibi.
ION al The Bay, says ihe Etrald is in n compile t.
late of pr' 3, r.afl"n. and bears the impress al
his character III every frau,ure an,i linanent II
Is That nt nan abou, The middle size, apparent.
bei~rtn twenty and twenty-five wears OF
age The fore head is his h and we'll developed,
HE cheek bones elevated and prominent, and
he mon'h indicative - once of senxnalry. cru.
city and II miless The hlir-of IA eatiiful
light brown with golden rin-s long and
flowing: the nose higl, and s'rai. .b,. and the
yelrows. wlIioli meet in the middle daik and
heavy. The eyes. now lbs, 4 IN DEATH are. said
I" have been dark blue. wi.lI ken lesll. -
glance. and when .xci'cd. glare of t, ruciv
like iliat of an infiriaicl tiger. Tie face ta,tis
III L" til chin upon which. and the upper
ilp. there is thin beard hike ilIai tf ii Young
III III who had never shaved. Ind, his ri. hi
fye there is n -snah sctr--i!ie mark, no doubt
"f some sl' sp. rate cor.fic'. The d,a'h of This
monstt Is an occas on for general +, ioicins and
all honor is due in the uuble fellows W ho have
rid tlIe tate ,i terrible IA scouraee
The Shasta courier., 1853-08-27
NoRT:.ERH MINES.

In the Northern Mines we run Expresses in
our own name, always accompanied by faithful
Messengers. To and from The following places:
San francisco, Benicia. Sacramento CiIy
Marysville. Shasta, Nevatla, Grass Valley, Colo
ma, fiacerville, (or Iianstowpl Gre, nwopd
Georgetown, MorIiou Island Salmon Falls
Auburn. and every other part of Ell Dorado and
Placer Counties.
Also, TO Jackson, Dry Town. Volcano. Su:ter-
Vile in Calavtras County.
Through Langfon & Co.. 10 and from Downie-
vile, aud all other places on the iuba and Fei,-
ihtr Rivers.
To and from Sacramento, Stockton and Bcni-
The Shasta courier., 1853-08-27
DIALoSu s.-ClIambt rmaid-I ll,a ard

TT III '''T'' III =. nlnfnl.
lalv-l do; have y''u any rrcorn en.l;tt'on :
Maid-fcst the gel.t Ell vi h whom
last lived said ihl' MAS great deal letei
hnsi k, ,ep'r than bis wife. and HAT | could aci
the lady nearly well. aud-
Lady-But Why do yon i, ave ihsr
NJ id-Brcaute. y"n see, his wife, my mir
tr'ss-g"t IA little jealous only bccnuse she $, {
h"r husband squeeze my band and kiss me
thlf was the only reason | |. II my place.
Lrdy-Miss. | hive altered NV mind I will
ii my own tlIanlbs wWk. (Liilt excited
III lav u" tn,naiion in The way of my hus-
hau-i -
The Shasta courier., 1853-08-27

DUTr TO pARsxrs.-rhe aft .c'inn nf Pooe for
his m",li. is splendid lesson for the yonng-
Hear " hat he saws il: * lines Of his poetry Ii
emhraees a whole v"inme of tenderness:
= Ne let Thy tender IL, long engage
To rock the cradle nf repnsiny age:
With lenitn' arts extend mn'h,r'> hrea'h;
Make lausnor smile. and smon'h the bed oi
tlca'h;
Explore the thought. explain The asking rvc.
And keep at least one parent ir Ill HE sky -
The Shasta courier., 1853-08-27

Cram, RoeEPs & Co. are authorized 10 draw
checks on our ofiice in Shasta. Mnrysville, Sa-
cramenfo a.id San Francisco. which will be sold
AT any oi their offices at p1r.
Shipments Of treasure by them are always ac-
coinlanied by inl'hnl messengers-and all busi-
ness entrusted 10 their care will receive PROMPT
dtieniion.
Collections made orders received. and packa-
ges iorwnred wi'h l'ronptness and dispatch.
They have dra sts for sale on any of the
cities of the Alnniic States and are prepared I.
pay the highest market price foI Gold Dust