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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-06-25
of Angels in those whom we have appropria,

of Angels in those whom we have appropria-
ted as beasts of burden.
While musing upon the moral bearings Of
this question few days since, as we were
enjoying railroad ride, we drew from our
pocket the Home Journal, and stumbled upon
the following sensible reflections, with which
we shall close these present remarks :-ED.
"We should like to understand, why, in
these days, when steam does most of the har-
dest work. we should have to toll as many
hours every day as our forefathers did, whose
acquaintance with steam was derived chiefly
from slumberous observation of the tea
kettle. For century, ingenious men have
been contriving labor SAVING machines but
whose labor has been saved thereby? 1t used
to take the farmer half the winter to thresh
out his grain he does it now in one day; but
he is as busy as ever. What is the use of
having the patent Office packed with models,
and of having laborsaving machines in every
shop, and house, and barn, and shed, if, after
all, most of us are obliged to work as hard
and as long as people did in the good old stu
| pid days before the revolution None, that
we can see But it seems the good time is
coming at last. On large number of whole
SeSiSS,
notice to the following effect :-"This store
will be closed hereafter at three O'Clock on
Saturdays" Three hours are thus clipped
from the end of the week-prccous hours to
those who know how to use them. But why
at the end of the week ? Would it not be bet
ter to let out store at three o'clock on Wed
nesdays, as schools were formerly, and give
the clerks breathing time at the halfway
house between Sunday and Sunday ? But
Saturday is good, though Wednesday might
be better; and we congratulate the mercan-
Tile community upon this rescue of one hun
dred and ifty-six hours " annum from the
soul-oblivion of business, We trust the fash
ion will take We hope the time is not very
far distant when one afternoon in every week
will be a universal holyday. We shall .ben
believe there is something in the patent Of
fee, Notwithstanding present appearances are
against it"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-06-25
Italian Incidence.

A letter writer says Hundreds of men
in Italy are employed in painting "Madonnas"
sor the cottages of the peasants, little daubs
of the Virgin Mary, the household gods Of
superstitious race. Vast fields of lint and
hemp may be seen in most parts of the pen
insula; but the labourers, who for ages ought
to have been busy converting their produce
into garments, rope and sailcloth, have been
building palaces, cutting marble, and study
ing paints. Every one possesses bad pic
ture, but an ill-furnished house; head of
Dante. but barely sufficient clothing to ap-
pear in open day. While our middle classes
enjoy the luxuries which reproduce industry,
places within their reach, the admirer of
aesthetic excellence south of the Alps knows
nothing of the comforts of home During the
day he may lounge in the galleries where
Guide delights the eye; but in the evening
he returns to a dreary room in some old pa
azzo, where, by the light Of glimmering
candle, he gropes his way to tottering era
die and crazy bed. He may be able criti,
cally to examine the masterpieces of Titan
but as man of business he is on par with
the Chippeway. An English school. l.boy has
more acquaintance with real life, and the
back woodsman on the Missouri can better
appreciate the useful arts. Manufactures,
literature and politics are excluded from the
thoughts of people thus unnaturally epgros-
sed with the beauties of design; and when any
unforseen occurrence disarranges the outward
harmony of things, they rush to extremes,
behave like irrational creatures and rivet their
chains. How long will such state of things
last ? is question frequently asked BY trav
ellers in Italy. Ia
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-06-25
MUSINGS AND MEMORIES.

| am lonely, am weary,
Would you know the reason why7
IT'S not tha. the day is dreary,
Not that clouds o'erhang the sky.
No. The ATril sun is beaming
Warm and genial as ',were May,
Earth and air in beauty teeming
Woo my spirit to the gay.
This new home is very cheerful,
Husband, children-all are here;
Yet my eyes are sometimes fearful,
fearful for old memories dear.
BY my window l am sitting,
Gazing out upon the street;
Thousands, to and fro are fitting,
No femiliar glance | meet.
All miss the birds and flowers
or the home I've left behind
Miss the hill tops and the bowers,
Miss the odor. waiting wind.
This is not the same old carpet
Upon which we danced at night,
These are not the time worn curtains
Which shut out the summer light,
All is changed, e'en to the table,
Where | scribbed rhymes of old
That was cherry, this is marble
All! tits marble, hard and cold.
This soft seat ofyielding cushion,
This is not my worn old chair
Where rocked my babes to slumber
With mothers patient care.
But will not sigh in sadness,
VIII not let my heart grow cold,
Soon twill throb again with gladness,
Soon these new things will be old.
Kind and genial hearts are hov'rng
O'er lfe's pathway everywhere,
They will come and render sacred,
Carpet, curtain, table, chair.
Flowers of love will spring ia beauty
To my fancy on the street,
If the dusty paths are trodden
Daily by familiar feet.
If | scatter seeds OF kindness
Here and there, as best | may,
Roses fragrant as the old ones
Soon will cheer the lonely way.
Home so loved-old friends SO treasured
Half my heart I'll give to you,
Half I'll keep in good condition,
Warm and lighted for the new.
l may drop tear OF sorrow
For the past-the far away,
While Pm piliering from Tomorrow,
Smiles and sunshnes for day.
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A WEEKS LATER NEWS.
Later from Australia.

Steamer Prometheus, Capt Churchill, from
San Juan del Norte, arrived Wednesday night
at II o'clock, which port she left on the even
ing of the 3lst ult., with 423 passengers,
$4,000 in gold dust on freight, and advices
from California to the evening of the 10th
May-making the passage in days and 3
hours.
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VOLUME L.
lpuctrp.

The following exquisite poem, is from the pen
of Mrs Frances d. Gage. Itappeared in the Ohio
Cultivator of June 18th. We will pass no encomi.
uh, upon the poem, but leave Il to the sweet home
memories that esme hovering around the heart
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-06-25

THERE is a prophecy current among the
Turks that their empire in Europe win last
four hundred years. As Mahomet II. took
Constantinople on the 2oth May, 1853, old
style, this period terminated on the 10th Of
June, in the prcsen. year
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California News Items.

Eps ~ From our files per r P.ometheus.
MARRIED WoMEN-The bill amendatory
of the act enabling married women to trans
act business in their own names, was indei
nitely postponed by the Senate yesterday, BY
a vote Of L TO TO-, ~
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-06-25

East Horses soon llre. and fast sounrs men
are good deal like them. { The youlI, .ba.
goes i strong at twenty. win find liimself
q! l9rl5,hye w'ihia tomb stone growing ca, Of
"'' "N""' sSMit- ai3I
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NNMTAsT&No
V y 0o V q y % NO
Il. ID Parker Surgeon Dentist,

Il. ID Parker Sturgeon Dentist,
~ ESPECTFULLY Y tenders profession a Il services
Ieto the citizens OF Fremont aud vicinity, all ope-
Tations relating TO the preservation and beauty Of
the natural teeth, the insertion OF artificial teeth
on pivot, gee or silver plate done in the neatest
manner. He is in possession the latest improve
ments now in use, consequently he fiatters himself
that he is prepared to render entire satisfaction to
these who may desire his aid in any branch ofthe
profession.
Lethean Ether administered, au dt tee the xtraeted
without pain, ii desired.
! oficein Caldwel's Brick Building, overDr.
r. ices office.
Fremont Jan. "a, 1851.
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FREMONT JOURNAL;
NV. BOOTH, Editor and Publisher.

The JouHNAL ispubIished every Saturday morn
hg--OfTice In Buckland's Brick Bni!ding-third
story; Fremont, Sandusky county, Ohio.
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-Hu9 PORTA GE COUNTY
Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
R. p. BUCKLAND, Agent;
t., FREMONT, OHIO.
DIR. IL. s. RICE.

Coatinuesthe practice of Medicinein Fremont
and adjacent country. .,s,-, ,.,,''...,
u oEFicE, as formerly, on Frontstreet, oppo-
site Deals new building, ~ ...,l.
Fremont, Nov. 23, lS50-37
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From the N. Y. Weekly Express.
Arrival of the PrOmethius
FROM SAN JUAN.
FOUR HUNDRED PASSENGERS
FROM CALIFORNIA, AND
Over 100000 in Specie.
QUICK TRAVELLING !

FROM N. YORK TO SAN FRANCIsC
IN 23 DAYS.
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as low as S3o1 California horses 75asi0o;
ponies 55a$o5. Males American muIes
per span, mediom size, S350a$400s pack
mules in good demand at S75ae0O, and some
bring Sl00 Caltle--There have been plen.
ty in market the last three days; they sell
redily at $225a$25O per yoke Cows--Few
in the market and small demand. Wagons.
Harness, Gc--A good demand, and bringing
fair prices Sadles--American saddles soil
at Is, 20a$25; California do 46ae6O.
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1EcIectic PhYsicians.-

ECIecIIc Tn sICI MS.
DOCTORS VIM. w, Karshner & VIM. II,
IL Knepple .--office: South East corner of Pike
and Front Streets, Fremont, Ohio, where one or
both Of US will be found at all times TO attend to
Professional calls.
Fremont, July 9ith, 1859 --ly. ana
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M b n mi S

srcIs oonv, per year, In advance 81 so
"a ,,;,In The year, 400
rown subscribers wllbe charged 81 rs. The dir
.ferepcein hcterms between the price on papers
delivered dintownandthose sent by mail, isocca-
ssioned by theexpense ofcsrfying
How TO Srop APAPER.-Firstseeth youhave
paid M to the time you wish II to stop; notify
the Post Master Of your desire, and ask him to mo-
iGy the publisher under his frank, as he is author
led to do) Of your wish to discontinue.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-09-24
DRs. PAINE 4 BEERS
Of &am Ernmrs~-~

"AVE THE PLEASURE TO ANNOUNCE
IL that one of their firm will visit this place
once in two or three months, and will remain
Tor few days only at H. W Hnbbards, Shasta
City, who will receive all orders, and give ali
information as to the time of their arrival. where
they will be happy 10 receive all calls in theis
ice OF fourteen years, made many improve
ments IN the Dental Art, and assisted materially
IN bringing tito it's present nigh state of periec-
ton. they ieelwarranieti in saying to all these
wishing Dental operations performed on the
teeth, or artificial teeth Inserted, on fine gold
plate. That their work cannot be exceled in the
United States. Terms moderate. Consultations
free.
NIB. To THE PRorsssIoy. FoR SaLr.-Sat
our Office, corner of kearney and Commercial
Streets, may be found large assortment of Ia
corrnptable Teeth Gold and Tin Foil, Dental
Instruments. &c. aue6 II
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MILK RANCH FOR SALE.

49, THIS OLD AND WELL established
MHfiiil Ranch, situated on the road leading
-@al4.4.A from Shasta TO Colusa is now offered
for sale The proprietor is about to leave for
the States, anG is anxious 20 dispose of it at
an early <1ayr. The Henec is in gnod repair, and
has just been newly painted. The bedding in
the house is nearly new, also beadsteatls and
cots. The house is supplied with good well
of never failing water. The location is one of
the best in the valley, particularly account of
health, il being only eight miles from Shasta.
There are attached to the Ranch two corrals
and a stable, also carpenters workshop. There
is on the premises about tons of hay.
The Milk Ranch was one of the first started
in the Valley and is well known by all those
who have travelled the road. The Ranch, and
everything about it is in working order.
For particulars enquire at this office, or on
the premises JAS. II. PARkHU
auu6
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CITY DRUG STORE.
Nearly. OPPOSITE he Post Office, Sha.

Nea'{y. Opposite The Post Office, Shasta.
% THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RES
" peclfully inform the citizens of Shasta and
EA HE public generally. that he has lately
received and kee IS constantly on hand, large
assortment OF Drugs Medicines, Patent Medi-
cines Periumery, etc, consisting in part. OF tho
following:
Seidlitz and Yeast Powders, Cream, of Tartar
Tqrtaric Acid, Soda, Borax, Hops, Osgood's
Cholagogue, Pain Killer, Linments, Jaynes
Medicines, Balls, Townsend and Sands Sarsa-
narilla, Thempson's Eye Water Patent Pills,
etc, which he offers for sale wholesale and
tail at reasonable prices
Physicians prescriptions and orders from adj
jacent settle ments, viii be promptly and .accu-
rately attended 10. G.. ROTiE.
marl2 If Druggist and Apothecary.
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CHURCH & MIX,
Red RluNa.

nPFER EOR SALE AT RED BLUFFS
~ Hard ware. sCrockery. Tinware. Shovels
Picks. Locks. Screws, Bolts, and splendid lo1
of Nails of all sizes.
To lovers Of prime article of Liquors or Sc
CARS we offer the following
10 cases of 40 Gin.
100 gallons superior Brandy.
100 81 Xxx Bourbon Whisky.
10 cases Absyn,he and Lnissee, French
and German.
20 cases Liquors. Assorted.
10 & Piuel, sCasfllion & Co. Brandy
10 baskets Hedsick Champagne.
) cases Hollande. Cnracco.
10 . assorted French Syrups.
10 NJ Superior Regalia Cigars
5 g Cilindradoo pnre LeafCigars.
5 Havana Plantation Cigars.
"a CHURCH & MIX,
aus6 It l8- Red Bluffs
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,. a. RAYMOND,


"IOULD INFORM HIS FRIENDS AND
w the public, that he is about TO engage in
the business of his PROFESSIONAL Shasta, and from
an experience of ten years public and private
practice i'll the Atlantic States, large share Of
which time he was Surgeon 10 a Public Hospi
tai, where he constantly engaged in surgi-
cal practice, lie hopes by strict attention To
his business, to merit share OF public patron
age.
Office on Main street, few doors below Adj
ans & Co.'S Banking House.
Shasta, May 5, 1853 N.Y. #
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LIVERY AND aLE STABLE.

Tn PERSONS WISHING TO HIRE OR
4Z2- purchase first-rate riding horses or
mules. are informed that the undersigned al
WAYS keep on hand. at their stables. nearly
opposite the ST. Charles Hotel, Main street.
Shasta. full collection of just such animals and
none others. Indeed. they faiter themselves
that their stock. for elegance of appearance.
travelling condition. powers OF loconlotion and
endurance. ana other requisites, cannot be sur
passed in this part of the State.
They are also prepared at all times. TO pur-
chase horses and mules. and persons wishing to
dispose OF the same. may do we'll TO give them q
call before selling.
cox & WALSH.
Shasta, July l6. 1853. 5yl6n
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IMPORTATION WANTED,
co.DsroNE & BROTHER.

Nert Door 10 he Store If Harrington g. Doll,
Main street. Shasta.
NTOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
w to the public that they are again on hand.
IN their neg house. the site of their former
business place, with large aud splendid selec-
lion "a
Ladies' Goods---Qry Goods---Cutiery,
all kinds of Clothbg. and indeed. almost every
article .saa,ly found in DR., Goods Store.
Call and see. sc3if
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HARRINGTON, DOLL & CO

400 BBLS. GOSHEN BUTTER;
HUI so casks light cold Hams:
500 lbs extra cir Bacon; $50 pac frGhile Beans;
300 boxes G Q Soaps loo kegs dried apples
300 :. brown . 10 split Peas;
100 kegs crushed Sugar; 100 kgs and cans Lard;
500 boxes II, q P. aud Imp Teas, bib caddies;
GOO . black Teas: LOO hbls corn meal;
259 . Sage. Fig Blue. Starch. & Pep Sauce;
$50 doz roast Chicken and Turkey;
200 doz Brooms and Huoped Pals.
1000 bags Table Salt;
800 doz fir Peaches, Oysters etc.:
60 large sized extrasCheese;
80 mats Manila Coffee;
zoe doz Peppermint ,Sloushton, and CatsEp
100 bales wrapping Irvine;
300 kegs extra Syrup, ) and 10 gals;
300 tins .Jnmbles, Tea cakes ETC.;
100 kegs Pickles, Cucumbers;
100 gro Smoking Tobacco;
300 doz Salerafus in glass;
300 cans JAS Thomas jr's celebrated g Diadem
Mint" Ingoi, and b" Nectar" Tobacco.
5000 packages, bbls and cases Gonds Groceries
and Provisions, always on hand and for sale al
lowest marke, prices, by
J. Fl. COGHILL & Co.,
Importers and Jobbers, Us Battery 81, near
Washington. San Francisco. sep17 I'm
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san RRANCasCO-N COLusAPACkRT

-, THE we'll known Steamer
.essEzssssscsare ORIENT. a. d. CARPENTER, Mas
ter will leave Fan Francisco every Monday and
Thursday evening. for Colusa; returning will
leave Colnsa for San Francisco every ~ ednes-
day and Saturday morning.
The Orient has recently undergone thorough
repairs, and for comfort and safety. both for
passengers and freight. is not excelled by any
boat III the trade
AGENTs.-F. SLEEPER,
Clay Street Wharf. San Francisco;
CHARLES SPALDING.
auo7 I'm Colusa
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WASHINGTON MARKET.

<,THE SUBSCRIBERS, SINCE
lXSS the late fire, have refitted lhe
Al<=Az. above market, lat the old stand s-ke
Main street, where they may be found at all
times ready to wait upon their friends and the
public generally. Their
MEAT M4RKET
will be supplied with all the variety the coun-
try affords. They arc receiving daily supplies
of vegetables from the Lawson Ranch. Also, a
general variety of
FAMILY PROVISIONS
liberal share of public patronage is respect
fully solicited.
MAYER g. POMROY.
Shasta, July 16, 1853 jyletf
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JAMES PATRICK

LAS REMOVED To HIS NEW BRICh
IL Building, on Battery street, near Pacific
and offers for sale ilie following articles:
900 firkins choice Table iBntter
200 brls extra heavy Mess Pork;
800 cases extra Leaf .i.qrd
IS NJ lbs choice sugar.cpred Hams;
10 VI lbs extra clrnr Bacon Sides;
500 brls Brandywiue, h D.sSornnlcal;
500 boxes Star Candles. 6s:
300 boxes Colsaie's Pearl Starch;
300 brls Mononsahcla Whiskcy;
100 cases fine Table Salt and Ii lib. bags;
80 hrls Zantc Currants. sep24 IN
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sT.GHARLEs HOTEL.

fH T HI SUBSCRIBE
HAsmiI have the pleasure of annouuc- <S aA
-xka.Aing to the pdblic that this Al1AkLZaASg.ks
well known establishment, Phoenix like. has
arisen from the ashes. and is now in every re-
spect better prepared for the accommodation
of patrons than ever before The entire es-
adjustment is new, from the kitchen to the gar
ret, and everything is in apple-pie order. In
deed, the St. Charles is fitted up with great cost,
in style OF elegance not surpassed, even in the
lower cities.
Having satisfactorily served the public in this
capacity longer than any persons in our midst,
we have no hesitation in assuring the perma-
nent MS well as transient public that we are pre-
pared to give them every comfort usually obtain
able at first rate hotel. Onr rooms are airy
and elegant, and supplied with clean aud com
Portable beds. The table is ever loaded with
every thing choice that can be procured in the
market. The bar is constantly furnished with
every variety OF the very best liquors and cigars.
The utmost pains taken TO procure the very
best cooks, the most attentive servants and al
tendants and in short no efi,at spared to render
the 81. Charles worthy of its high reputation,
and The liberal patronage bestowed upon it,
There is also the st. Charles Corral attached
TO the establishment, always supplied with good
pure spring water, and AN abundance of hay
and barley for animals.
GUS. GROTEFEND g. co.
Shasta August 9. 1853. aul3f
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RAsCHsNG: RANCHING..

THE SUBSCRIBERS ARE NOW
hSSS'S prepared to receive and ranch stock al
sissAsG Lake Ranch. twelve miles from Shasta
at the usual rates. This ranch is we'll known 10
be unsurpassed for good grass aud, water and
those persons leaving stock with rs may depend
upon It's receiving the same care our own.
All stock viii be ranched at the risk of the
owner. unless otherwise specially agreed upon.
jy23tf MOODY & WOOD.
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INFORMATION WANTED

OF JOIN G. TRIMBLE, formerly Of Pres
" tonsbureb. Ky. Mr.. Trimhle. when last
heard from. was on Wolf Bar. on Salmon creek.
twelve miles from klamath river Klamath coun-
ty Should this meet the eye Of Mr.. TTimble
he will please communicate Immediately with
lis friends ANY information OF Mr. Trimble.
transmitted to this office. or 10 a. q. May, Au-
burn Cal. viii be gratefully received.
nul3 lmcph
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SHASTA BooK STORE,
RELAX, gRso9., RRsCK...

n Nj. ROCHE & CO RESPECTFULLY
VI. Informs the citizens of Shasta that they
ire now prepared 10 receive orders for brick
All orders will be thankfully received and
promptly attended 10.
Apply at the brick yard, or to ]. c. Spencer,
ouir Agent ROCHE < co.
Shasta. July %, 1853. .iy23 3m
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MAPS OF CALIFORNIA AND ORE
Con.

~ the 40 Ii and 44'h parallels. and including
he lately discovered gold region. Complied
from nae latest and most authentic surveys.
lns' published and for SALE wholesale and re-
,ail nv THOMAS TENNENT.
At the Surveying and Navigatien Narthouse
sign of the ..Wooden .Sailer," Long Wharf
corner of Front street. San Francisco.
sepl0 I'm
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FREE TRADE MEAT MARKET.

THE SUBSC RIDER would 10
&Ss inform the public of Shasta 49,
-Sthat he has re-opened the---zA-S
Free Trade Meat Market in the new building
adjoining the store of J. G. Doll, where he is
constantly prepared to furnish families, board
ing houses. and hotels with the following meats
of the very best quality, viz:
Fresh Beef. Mutton,
Corned. do Lamb,
Picked Pork, Veal,
Bologna Sausages, Fresh Sausages.
A fair SHIRE of custom is respectfully solicited.
ANDREW RUDER
Shasta. July 80 1853. iy3O If
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srRURTAEFF,s DRUG STORE.
kfain Street, Shasta.

GA CONSTANTLY RECEIVING FROM
X Boston and New York, a large assortment
"a of Drugs, Paints Oils, &c, which at
wholesale will be found cheaper than has ever
before been offered in this market.
full supply of patent medicines, among which
are the following:
Osgood's India Cholagosue, Sands Sarsapa-
rilla, Old Jacob and S. p. Townsend's Sarsapa-
rilla. Perry Davis Pain Killer, Wisar's Balsam
of Wild Cherry, Ayres Cherry Pectora Jaynes'
Expectorani, Hair Tonic and Alternative, ThomP-
sons Eye Water, Turlington's Balsam and God
freys Cordial.
Li1liments.-Hayes Mexican Mustang, Hunts
Nerve and Bone, Steersand Liquid Opodeldoc.
PMs.-Lee's, Moffats, Wright's Brandreth's,
Grafenbergs, Jayne's Sanative and Ague Pills.
myI4tf BENZ. SHURTLEFF.