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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-23

"A hul vm igffpaarod irio 'A- %linu...
sbaa,asng ibe Cisco. q s'sie sni Tovu
Ssfruu. a5tm Of Cs1n SeAaol. md
aflsrng ihs Coun-r Courts iu appoint
tanniy Superintendent Thc-o County
superintendent aorr ordered 20 e,audu-
ioaebtfs and ann' c-r6caics ff three
g"ar-,o ,iat pey elsl n ihs County
aDee iu vcst-i1 hold irarhrfs ronycu.
ti1ns-aud s~nessilt g. mrsg q Montpelier
ard make . jou' Report n 'ae condition
of'ae Schools. Thi- Report vss 60 bc
ribll..oA and c.rcaistcJ through che state.
fhc Vtalc expense oftais system u Scbo1l
Supervision aouid De- aboui $4,000 anuu
siiy-h hiloa "a passage BY % majority.
f. deserved better f,r, ana H,e Schools
deserve better usage.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-23

Ter TrAc1rss Noicr. monthly
Publication of 81 pages, edited by Il. x.
Pangborn, aud published al -. Adams, VI.
at - PER arnu-n
The hr'i number ~ 'his aha5l periodical
0as ssuei 'af yrar. 10 ordos % sec bow
he public would receive b.. Aango-
men's arc BOW uadc TO hA,p 1t Published
every mluib. THE uors is moch needed
~ ihis state, and It will doubles bo vel.
ooued ty Teachers and other. Mr.. Pong.
ho!n Fl tI experienced Hnd ~zralous Teach.
20. awi b. well quliiiei ta- vu,cr iu q
publication ofup hind. M paurbom b.
drsonlng u -ucee sni 80 hope Vermont
viii generously euppui d homo peptf de-
voted % Vermont Scaoo's. The "yonf'
Il hsndsomely printed At the .Hcssmv,r Of
fec.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-23

-FATAL ACcipENr.-Mr. William Eg-
g%leston, Of Mcndon, vas telling a large
spruce tree on Monday last when the tree
lodged, IN it. fall, against another tree
Mr.. Epglcston struck one blow with his
axe 70 clear away the obstruction, when
the whole came down, and the unfortunate
man WIS struck by the spruce tree and
killed instantly. His age was about forty
five. lie was a man Of the highest res
probability, and has left a large family.
WAR ~ FsrE SonrRs SAY Of the
Trct-aul- DIckor movement at Mon,pe-
lisr, The Burlington Couriu has the
following
"THf l. :. SENATOR LOST. LooEISG
Bs,K rPo Ir.-if any reflection can be
bitter o. anon who tab. night views Of the
preceding Hfthasc who bargained a. out
Of O. l.. =. Senator, % the .ato secession Of
oar l.ou-lainre, II must be The thought
uoi such f. boon sas rp1rned for the mis-.
cfablr pIiiago ui spD4hsf-hps. ~cicrl,lirs.
d0orseopcnhIp- sud such other luEle ships
ar are d'~iei ~ The corner Of The house,
by children on q wash tab. DO not those
iu.e ships nov look piuful enough, rs they
disappear 10 the distance.
The Springfield Telegraph contains soy
enl long communication IN reference 90
Oh. "salL" Hsays:-
The Montpelier c14lf'aa mas nov b.
rrgafdd Boo tha hehi of being 90 sn inform.
el tuai before the pahllr NJ large 7s Judge,
and tAe Pre- Democracy Of Vermont as
lu1.
Tho Indictment se's forth 10 substance.
ihl' D. r7Ia1iy nf protested Free Drr.o
cratic reH-a 'liiFrs and SCUsi1-s. uunci.
palIY tt-oaeh the influence n Eduafd u.
B rbrr dHs-uri and sernfrel ths trlc M.
iornsi8 az ihr Free p~anrneuc uary of
hc0l.ia hr rcilsIHE, iu hlT r4psci'p ss
r'pr,- .utftas, i3 embrace a feasible Obs
l@ssruH.'s iu elect q United ststs = aa,lr
hF % tmea with fh- Nhir r-rur-rnts's.
Or rai r%HiFTfs -sud inst thereby, tho
Proc Democracy 4a- hti e senator.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-23

Phor. l. g. Sff,ENs. formerly Of
Niddlebuy VI. and a volunteer IN the
Mct'cau War, d arns.ns the citizen. Of
this place, by hs experiment. iu psycholo-
o., ~ called. IL readily obisln- control
over his subjects, by this nay,i and
strange power. What this power b. We
know not bat hata no reason 20 believe
tho experiments 20 he coupled with colo.
sian "a inck. What degree of hnowlcdce
OF skIi 8 nan should possess ia order 10 be-
a safe public lecturer or cxpermen tcr. II is
difficult 90 say. It }. q power which ono
human being has over n%nu,hcr. that ought
uoi 90 be utasi rh Prof S'csfu. Coca
from here u MidAlcbufy.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-23


r h po
m .-a uh ctr nt r stt lssc,f
h'A iif.! 20 NJ
r.rrsl v.u r.-
rare .1s at 200 rot 'b. vogue
ihfe " a
ria4nrr- the cupns. n5 '1u..r
1 -t"
e. s-l .s,b ,,.e,n-. a -r-,r-g,
is. temporarily aa inIu1aa- effect. n1'hinr
''Hl'p V."u p. p'F''r 'fhri''
.-. ,t,, lone "a
hy tho ,1up1a,. a''ul0d e.. lts ~
coa-r 60 be r.erc.ai That ANY ksluay
prnas nih-r than 20 -arn6cr bal. asset.
i1c aull r"spii will c better ior the cndi-
i"'s We pen, ''rs ~ are
-wl d u.n,, br 10 III. -
.spr,r 81 thi. op.u.sa vii be Furnished. n
prr" ~ business can bc fciird "ron a. q
' =" ''
kry uls'n d. TINT iho hu.in on the
Nc'n.ou' railroads VIII take no stop back
"anis. The P%foducls Of the Vermont
farms goio support hie 1nd not 20 minis
FER 70 Fictitious desires. They ara neees-
aano-' an1 van nl"ays hnd market M That
n7tl't7oom q mou'hs, New fnrh, or Dos
ton Such IS the nature Of cur soil and
'n''lie' an1 'ne 'hiiH'y oi our productions
l'A' our '''' VIII soma large surplus
70 m'fAF' el ''"e kind oi agricultural
products
Besides me introduction Of railroads has
'p'n'i np "e"' immense and oShan-1rss
sources OF mineral "e''th' \ lie" years
t.hc'' anu marble gnaffying vas an lndit-
tr'ni hn'lh'e7' rue transportation 81
marble q! horsepower was business too
cosby 10 DC AFg''y carried on lhe im-
"'cnse fnaFles oi FAi'nul' Slate were hid
Jn'' p'hra'h '"' '"H' ana ho'ilng bu' an
earthquake or railroad would have dis
lu'ped u'ei'' bnt enterprise Is stimulated
''PN'l hnd' a SHE ana pf'hiap'e i1'es'-
''''H az h'n'' INDUSTRY Is h'P'lnl' ana
hnda 'r reward within 'he state Emu
grafton j. checked ana productive labor
tnns o i"l reward
Tho products Of Vermont forests, farms,
aud mincs viii for all time furnish busy
employment lor The Railmad.
The people OF Vermont annol be too
grateful % the pioneers Of rnilroading 40
Tbs State, and 'othaso capitalists, whether
living 90, or ont Of the State, who Lave oN-
pended uie.f7eoi millions Of dolps in our
railroads. suppose that Cur tracks were.
station houses DESTROYED. the bridges torn
%
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-23

$40 aut Ms drau 81 ,.
fes i~sl wa aor
ST. ~utaa1tfe aa @twt ~
We sbae nr,op4 saa ras, b.
isw ssas te oe 1the iirttss fe1-l 90
isaaF shan ratsrns,s. mt sa
0
NmltBl Crafa, be-. aaHt DlfsN
hsnstas tta sb.ar afsu tas
a asss suar - N s. ar
eas fns w. hi,sse vai ase1 tw
Nsesmpe prana u rss saa tf
g. na otssi apu 20 tAs siHir iiv @
CuHf rAtr b. vaH
sus mgsnA prosperity. ha tnp q e
pttrf'et ~ m.ss 4 r1rvsa, N5a
as ash,s reamf u stste ts.
esnrlHf = nhvprs 81 ~ Cmfsy sri
H4rf tbr i0pasues ~ hs Cns
rsapt tf saa e~anevltl reFi.a
Ttls rsnsf ,As,aIs caaar bsftf, 'a
vo'is BE- as N--pspet and r,o g tsat
serpr1 ~A,rh BE- sf. m sait
.ae.s aeasaa 1he etpepef fs ihs n5h
,siufs u rhai 10 5.a. ia iptrnfy The
tssis aIu ssl sblH, go. clar islassa
a es wg- TIC ralsfra. ofG, hu.
ne.s ash su5 tAe ,,icut 81 ihef trs8e sn
ushafsr'orea ry f@hd on ilr oi'.tf
karn sw ~ fstrssA edsorsserara'e
tao rauea.sas abfasd IS thsi ihr Cllpaa.
ie. trs eis. n Patem rtd.-.ao, esd
rfabs's Ng.ea, 4anf.hf tse s3trs..iar
raunff-. ih~ catsll,1oB b. ihai rsn end
pesnrs are risen g. slcknes' % dai rg5an
aas fh,' she uBs-rat,r istsr u-t thn,.ng
81
Tlns eoafsf 80 ealll d fp basn ui-
tgNea iaft tni n.,an. s.Htle CIV r,.
PRE- iced TO- country. iltfs-n ss,pr.
'.c, sfr u~fsil,. tat sast therefore .,a,,s
iAo an.s psp,r uhssf i,sen-,is al, iul,ri.
rsl Nth ttaf asn WINS ,esd-s ere
essv.os. ahau' ibsif ho,,c pspers. aul
srarn ,a~a be-susa g. ono dollar mrer n
Az cff ean be had, ,be oaup,5} lalsf car
o. more clapste ath ,htiofibe ,,y. than
ihs u,uil faau tbe hii,eiJe csH vliha,sal
the tite 81 ula a.aau.
The Guy pafrra pad ff ,u advance, sod
na oav psy. for snaihyr reading. therefor
tas cis tahlsshsf can -.D be p,nrr rh1au
~ Tina be 4 The country paicf, hscsu.e
tA- isuc, arlst -,rss,.~ aud Of coorr, la..
marh by bad drbts.
Il costs ta,rr - rorb 4, pull,.b ih.
Imam nos A. n ud a.. Years sgo I,
b. a.seh isuet-,he pn-c II pspsr b. IN
crossed ten ~, aai sLr pnrc Of labor =.
macL Liehot. and almost e,ery nee .,ssr
ofhfc tss s3,aneei ia,sis.en esy ssat
ilss ibe Hrhsls sdysnooj 10 price; N,t
81 All mr. hoe tic nn,abef Of IL sub,cnb.
81. s4rfcaaad vnb iie gro ing r,Isu-
wba are bcasaued b. these bigh prices
The rsnprrs-,ur READER We reie.rr
Ia 'htit prosperity. end We uolll prosper
sste "a rhen.
we 81 na, lsH.., thai, Tie ne,,,s r
t Ce.ni, ur,iJ las, a. p.o,, d. ANN
ti.. Cd, lsc Al .,st. t.n, r,.
Tba, saais OF make a slough II d..
t..ol afs pahi-biar .a.,.. s r,.s-,
eua letor. snd bansst effort, orc .sns s
'@ ''.
a"'
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-23
THE HERALD.

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Sea o.. u.aa.sa.s saass
fsf ~ infsf, tssssfaes 30 shs tasrs.stas
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-23
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PEA, 8the po,aala' 81 iar r C.r
81 Nan.. hss loG ~IA ~. e. Nr
Ar sssHs 81 80 as Aeabs ~
ta- Rw'sua CsaaY nu. rfaa .ui a
rst siia taana .a shofa e1oa
Pc ttr Nsps vtsh srp,e As
pafa, Ktrot, vs are ia1 o. liot
laurs Mreshsr.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-23
n,suIlaucouo 1icne

a,
1NtHlCil0NCQNg 4lciltG
JOSH 's a
h
On Sainfift night. Ntclasl Coufoy
-lus 'gua in N.v lnf,, u3 htt t1ouey
wee roue. 400 ih,n Ga vrac'cilet tuuHl
hlm ,r~i-f-4aa% Ioa lHnc bucts in
70 rofe.Hets viHl'", and Aon rrog-
if went 'pi ana -'ai toHTf drad.
man r,i dunk en- e.i-r, .sts.
,- btel,. and ..i,i-t a bowie Amt. u.bal
thaaHss t,a cpairv Of w~..onyar sab.
bi't n-tN "nA i'W. \ h''" from o. ur-
Ret stopped h'n
Two ar thr-s m.n wcscl,l in ih-
.irre.. ~ Now Nar. on Suna1y last. aud
thr oly is stu. staul.usl
"
.4 ..t. i.l~ -. ~.
u ..1 "a
1t Is Funnffa thnt Hon. huius 'h'aic
"Nl soon fe'sn his office Of Ni'orncy Cen
erll' Hon H. H. Nelson, OF Nohu.n, Is
spoken OF as hs su,ccssor'
....L. 49,, 81 he.
cr,,, n.N,nI.,,t. p.,t'L III
IN -
60, 60.
n. n, -. -,
-, a. {" ~ -
NJ ~. - aan.,a,.lI;., -
-.
III - , -; -.
80 -. ' ''
rc :" "'
h""'| "''i' sun 'p' 'u'' upon non
"''E' ..s"''"' pa u''" 'n''l'u,'' 'falnst
c'i'ip, S'''tE' "hia'" 'fel'n ana u.
r'n''' me l'S' TWO are 'ul'of' "hu
PUBLISH Us Oh 'he ~>pHnshcld foa'' ana 'he
written for that paper by Mr.. Stcams.-
These articles charged Nj. Ashmun we
believe. with obtaining money Of govern-
mcnt by fraudulent p%rctcnccs. The dam
ages are laid in the suit at $1,000 and the
Post has beer attached for security
ISprng. Rep.
At washington ''si week one OF 'he
VERY "lr"' was eonSra,u','ing hl'''el
III u'' p''Foil1c VI n'Ne m"'si' upo" uhe
'''''''S WIN ""'''' .n' rr'Sin'h' u''''u
n'u, ~ a recon- il'''',"-" SINKING nm
as he eypl,ined. He asked Mike vbotbnr
it didn't look NJ. ,bouyh HI. Excellepcy
might be coming round to the {" IIards.o
" No. said Mike, ait looks more like the
Shenii sinking hands with II fellow after
he has pulled the cap over his eyes"
The Boston .lIrl of Monday says
=. Money in Vermont has never h,en 40
plenty or more easily obtained. which i.
always the case where no oycrtr,dn, j.,
done
D,,.L.a. .naan,-
All, sLi.. rait,r mil
nj .isr.. cIan. a.I
s,li,, man hi, r., on, aa.,La -.
- -
- .:n - ano
s,f. t., - F'p00
cyt. -
altar q $4,000 piece Of Deiiine, by studi-
o'isly sporting four and six penny wrist
bands. Happiness, clean linen, AMI aprr-
macil have close connection,
NJ c,r , dooo, ,,,s,,.a, o,;.,.
u,ss w,s crr,hoJ Lo,moa, ,.
u,rI,y ,rd r,,h,,Ll. eth. ;.;...I
II Is lact NOT a htll1 remarkable,
.'ii' "e"' W "'ah"!' ana " III bing-
MN, III. n's ana peilo'ri''c cindldltcs
,r u' 'P''A''7'iP III Tue l''e House oil
o,."'''NpS, l"''u aHd'"'' lhe iep'a'
y. We eih,o"t Liquor La"' WINE iiorailo
Neolhi'n, uha ffec sou speaker voted Tor
H. b't we free son Parry are generally
Inn PFoihc genius ana OF quoted
parsonage western Editor says proof
enough pe see" mat people nowadays
uont i've so wen nor 50 long as IN olden
''''''' ~ .,e iI't mat we d'ht ma any
worry oiu 'oiAS DuI were porn a great whlle
ago iirS'y' Tue Pr'sem mas never iur-
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-23

r@oeo''l' 'a7'a af .lstaca la,rh
a p3n 800 RaruHL \t~ OF sisl ...
O. b"t'r o. uhth p.acc D.. ,..,
aul aul utr 500 600 TUESDAY.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-23

~ ffaFroar N5afart b
aaefe in BE- caaaaaaiian ~ Faasr Vaa
szod g. a-a,na uss Laaa ias sh5 aas
~ ~ -, ae thsi hs lee sfsnls uHn
fafr8 H tl ns estiai PROFESSIONS pth
81 pasp due rFh a 2ii cad
u uss t.1t lass d
safia esea 4v. ussa De- 91l As
fegt- ms~ 4 IL pa sest g. iel ny BAD
sbaa a. shs dre~ ryy lsige cuea
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-23

The Los0aqi Of fommoof a%nuo1ncc.
Mat the loag 'uortold "Encso8" Is about 10
appear and De- pat running bctNrrn
Sen YORK aui iiayrr. Iicrptniemus 6H.
eH- ar m.,od by hs .r a..an The
i,a'a. vs-l bls h.a ta herit of ahaa.
dlri TopoatN boz uho ass ~ historic hove
Hoi yci bera persuaded Go lieIl 90 DO GOD.
falH.rt IT, operation. hs, al been 30
laa iaffe tc,se ana doubt'4i Ha5.l The
p.ee al s;eaia enE'H tss noi icsaeuri,
apl tir poser Of ha water De- ulors scuge
faaa ever sna. iufss region, the power ~
ar 81 lst s.r- re thtt ri.' a0r.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-23

IL Lcasr1 Assaaa a. ss-.- H.
l4had me hisiete tv shph aHl-s a.
,lseiaa " sle SgpL 9 ceaasa
NAsels hug uits ees.sss u-a sac sias
a. ne de u tht tiocuaa 81 tls 81
.a1 laf d~e tAtl ua I've A
.ala b. rgai-3 a oed
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-23
ncruionl Mus 1ltms.


oea rr l 81 a
~ ta. M m ns
tleH a, a ttHt Yh nu1i8
Dogs 60 vlsa rHTss. & . asiuairi vlH
eas aaa iast Tles ir.lrga .ho,I
% foaat as proved .usrr ricu Or mesa
i.ar inerasar eaansni.. and ih- l.-aa
ra1 90 .nr cf ake chafaci at. h-,n lrr
dci draa The people afFsiHaS. vho orc
tIssss awake 30 thsir v interest me
u 1eu's, are araaih point II construct
ing b Plank Rood fisn tarif Ntlsrr o.
Uca-ua S'.lsu. u dis'aue ~ about iol-
iH.e The faeilric. ~ r. construction
h-s ua.uTns d, asl cgesy Thing s,'us 90
varaHi rs specdf cpupit,a. FRANK.
iu Caany Herald.
Tb- $40. of Temperance a, castle.
i,u pass . O. resolution, e., a 'sir meeting
tAlnsiag tae acmh-r. ofihe Gsneral As
seubiy. who voted ior III, Liquor Law
Amendments, that thoy riaie the law u1
v.s.e than hey hlvr m73r ~ Another
resolution was PASSED thanking Mr.. Ches.
tCf Spencer Tor has course an the House.
10 reference 10 the Liquor Law.
In lhi, town, last w..k, tno mcn nnl
q woman were arrested in the street for
being drunk. They went 90 the County
confessional, and told the truth. Those
Who sold she liquor wcro fn.i $50 and
costs. which wen, INTO the town treasury.
About 100 gallons ofbquor were seized
and poured into the gutter, without taking
mcu there also, as II usually docs.
Tuesday morning a Young man nam.
cd Hicks. employed IN the Wooden Ware
Factory in IA, Pioneer Mechrnic's Shop.
While leaning over the Planning Machine
which he was tending, lost his balance
from hrs foot slipping, and fell forward,
thrusiing his night arm directly between
the cutters. Before the machine could be
thrown out Of gear, which was done in
stantly, the revolving knives had cut to
pieces the lower part Of his arm nearly 10
the elbow.
Portions of the machinery had to be re-
moved before the sufferer could be extri
Gated, when hc was Immediately taken 10
DR.. Marsh's office. where the arm was
skillfIlly amputatcd by DIR. Blrber.-[Bur-
bng'on Free Press.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-23


The CALEDONIA Co. Court commenced
It's session Dec. 9Th. Ailer one Jury trial,
the Conr, adjourned on account OF the III
meas of Judge Poland. For seventeen
years, Judge Poland has not suspended
professional bushes, on account of illness.
~, p,Ian.,,,
IT,, ,'.%'
80 - ~. ,'' "Nq"
-, ~, -, 80 pa
a.
- 20
RI -, - "a
,.n,n nr,.iaa. ~ n','! W ~ ~
lo,,inn III .I
vLor. f.. L,s roI.I 49,
tbo ,r,a hin - -" Pay
pursuits.
eo,l l'., ,l.G 'p'"s
de-, a|r,;.,,. az ,'hs. 'l
mail. lie flung aside mos, of his own
The Lowell ro,d still norsi.,. /, do.
,liuinr IN conai,,o III. arr, .,ornor, ,,b
the other rand. -u,r,p.o.irr s,o.l c,r ,Lo
extension oftho p,ssnmn.i nc road 70, u
plan has been hi, mon by which ,b. ohio,
viii bc a. surely ACCOMPLISHED. III, G,h.
or roads Interested. IN ndltion ,o their
own. g|ulrantrr the pronor,inn which !,
was suppose the Lowell r,,l Womb take.
The Director, of Tho p,sspm,.ic Rad
held a moetin, ia Boston this week for the
purpose Of trans,ctinr bu.jness opn,ri,in.
ing 10 the project ofextensiop. Thcv mr..
pose. irpossible. to pu, pr,irs in sn.b
tram TIA, something m,v b, done wi,h,ut
dol,v Tbog 5..i,. o., b,r. ,.
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-Os-EafiaL sND FistNCIAL.
Affa If 40 N.ls
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-04-09
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER MADE
i by the Hon. q. w. McMurtry, Judge of Pro-
bate in and for the County of Shasta and State
of California, on the cd day of March inst, no
tice is hereby given that The undersigned, AID.
ninistrator of the estate of Josiah Roop, deceas-
ed, will sell at public auction on The premises,
on the Goth day of March, Saturday, A. D.
1853 at ten O'Clock. A. NJ, to the highest bid
der, the following described property belonging
to said estate, to wit:
The house and lot known as the Old Do
miuon, situate the south side of main street,
in said town, County and State, opposite the Ell
Dorado Hotel, the same being thirty (30) feet
front. and the lot extending back one hundred
and sixty (l60) feet at right angles with said
street said house and lot having been appraised
at the sum of four thousand dollars
TERMs.-Three months credit, with mort
gage OH the premises.
ISAAC ROOP. Admir-.
J. G. HINCKLEY, AIRY. marl2 st
PosTPoxED.-Notce is hereby given that the
sale of the above described property, known as
the g Old Dominion. is postponed to this day,
Saturday, the 9th inst.
ISAAC ROOP, Admir-
J. c. UIScKLEY, Atty.
April, 3D. 1853. app 1T
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AUTHORIZATIONS WANTED.

A ny PERSON KNOWING THE WHERE
N a5outs of Richard Gogan Richard Ga
gen. formerly of Norfolk County, England
will confer much happiness upon his distressed
mother. by communicating the same TO Mr.
Geo. Laws, of Shasta City Cal. When last
heard from, i'll MAY. 1851, Mr.. Gogan was al
Barron's Bar, on the luba River and Just upon
The eve of stirring for Feather River. He Is OF
dark complexion abont five feet ten inches in
height and SO years of age.
Sacramento Union and {" Times and Tran
script please insert twice and forward accounts
10 This office
Shasta City, March &c. 1853. marco 3t
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100000 REWARD.

70 SUCH HAS MET OUR EYESm
S--lEg>--TTzS on many occasions lately, but "a
49, our wish is to let our friends II
and the public know that we are now ready to
furnish specifications and plans 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 on hand. All kinds of Sash made to or
der. Turning of all kinds done to order
All orders tor work in our line will be prompt
ly attended to.
Shop at the head of Main street, Shasta
mar12 If CURTISS & HUGHES
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CONSTaRLE,s SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of tho Court OF J. c. Hinckley, jus
tice Of the Peace in and for the County and TOWN.
ship of Shasta, duly atiested on the eleventh day
of March. A. D. 1853, at the suit of Richard J.
Walsh, for the sum of three hundred and ninety
one 6o-lOO dollars, costs and accruing costs,
have this day seized and taken i'll execution. all
the right. title and interest of the defendant,
Alexander Murdoch, in and to the following de-
scribed property, to wit; Tue trading mousse
known as the trading house of A. Mnrdock, on
Whiskey Creek. together with the ground upon
which the same is situated. including The
Butcher stand and the correl ADJOINING the same
on the east, known as the property OF a. Muir
dock The same being situated III the town OF
Franklin, on Whisky Greek. in Shasta Co, Cal.
hereby give notice. according 10 law, that on on
the a5fh day of April. A. ID. 1888, | will
proceed to sell in front OF the Court House door,
in the town Of Shasta the above described real
property to the highest bidder for cash, be,
tween the hours of 10 =. NJ. and II NJ. of said
day. JOS. l.. HOLMES, Constable.
April Q. 1858. apo 3t
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SIN AND a QUARTER CENTS RE-
yyARZs..

DUNAWAY FROM E. X. NOODRUFF'S
h & Co.'s on Trinity River. a tail. green. red
headed specimen of Immunity. by the name OF
ID. F. Owens more commonly known by the
.cosnouen of = Pike" IKE above named RIM
away carried Of with him rife and pistol be-
l,pG;ug to the proprietors of the house from
where he Observation-Disclosures leaving unpaid his
board and whisky bin. He started frrm here
last Friday morning. and borrowed the rifle, &C.
nroposina to kill a deer and was seen next
morning near the mouth of Canon Greek, his
f,ce westward The above reward Will he
given to any one that will apprehend SAID run
away and give information TO the subscriber.
E. X WOODRUFF.
Rush Creek, Trinity Co., April 4, 1858.
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CITY DRUG STORE.

Nearly Opposite the Post Office, Shasta.
% THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RES
~ pectfuly inform the citizens of Shasta and
Il the public generally. that he has lately
received and keeps constantly on hand, 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, Townsends and Sands Sarsa-
parilla, Thompson's Eye Water, Patent Pills,
ETC., which he offers for sale wholesale and re-
tail at reasonable prices.
Physicians prescriptions and orders from adj
jacent settle ments, will be promptly and accu-
rately attended to. G.. ROTHE.
marl2 If Druggist and Apothecary.
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LOOK EfERE!.

HEREBY RESPECTFULLY INFORM MY
i friends and the public generally, that l am
now prepared to execute with promptness and
dispatch, any work in my line with which may
be favored, viz:
Plans and specifications made for buildings of
every kind. also for bridges, water wheels &C.
Rockers, Toms. Sluices and Mining imple-
ments of every kind. kept constantly on hand
and furnished upon the most liberal terms for
cash.
Lumber of every kind furnished and deliver
ed at any point designated.
Apply to the manufacturing establishment of
the undersigned, now in full operation on Main
street opposite the St. Charles Hotel.
mar26 3m BENZ. CARAVAN.
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HORSE IIAEsH1ET AND LIVERY
STABLE.

% THE UNDERSIGNED BEGS
NgMl leave to announce to his old Gus ~
N-Natomers and the public generally, ~
that his arrangements are now completed TO have
always on hand, Horses and Mules for hire or
SALE and trusts that by strict attention to bust
ness to merit "a continuance of the liberal patron
age hitherto bestowed on him.
Horses and Mules bought and sold on COM
mission.
Auction sales of stock daily.
Those wishing to sell or purchase stock VIII
find it to their advantage to call at the Stock
Market. JAMES LOAG,
Shasta, March 10, 1853. Auctioneer.
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Storage aaEi Commission Merchant
A T THE, UPPER END OF MAIN STREET.
n nj the sign of HE = Globe LassIp." VIII, re
will he found 20 80 good beds fn dodgers a
all hours at the night. Also. shower and tub
baths az all IIpur> Of the day night hot or Geld
A sn. mi,erS' tents always hand. cheap.
There is also attached an asylum for the sick.
Sl,s,a Ci.v Anril o 1873 anqif