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The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-05-07

A CHOICE MoRsEL OF NEWSPAPER LlTERA-
rURE.-The Phi .delrhia Ledger" in treating
Of Louis Napoleon's marriage, discourses in the
following elegant style:-
But Napoleon knows a trick worth two OF
each, and has proved his knowledge by playing
it. "One of the reigning princess" Louis Nh
poleon fortfying has position with the half idiot
emperor of Austria, the drunken king of Prus-
STA, the exhausted r. Ike of Bavaria, the hangman
of Naples, the poor old Pic Nino No. and
mon ami of Russia, by marrying the fiat
footed. mutton-fsted blubber-chopped heavy
eyed, broad-shouldelel, cabbage-eating daugh-
ter OF some Landgrave, or Margrave, or Har-
grave, with a ten acre principally in Vaterland
The idea is rich And would have been
such bride, physically, Intellectually, pecunia-
riy and potestatically. Would he tortify his po-
sition with the French people, by marrying the
pretty little dark-eyed, fry-footed, kitlen-paw-
ed, tender-hearted daughter of some devoted
old wooden-legged moustache of the Old Guard ?
She would make a sweet little wife for anybody,
would appear with more artistic propriety in all
the imperial tetes of Paris, and will be greeted
as another File du Regiment by the soldiers.
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LuNIyors.-The following very clear elucida-
ton of the Spirit Rappings the Burlington. VT,
Free Press credits 10 Porker's Journal: -
" The only true and legitimate manner of ac-
counting for the taps is the physiological defects
af The membranous system The abtusencss OF
the abdominal Indication causes the cartilage
nous compressor to coagulae into the diaphragm,
and depresses the duodendum into the landau
60 Now, If the taps were caused by the roga-
zion of the electricity from the extremities the
ty,npanum would also dissolve into spiritual rinc-
tum, and the olfacory would foment and become
identical with the pigmentum. Now, this is moi
the case; in order to produce taps, the spiritual
ro;undum must be elevated down to the spiritual
spero. But as | said before, the inferior liga-
nents must not subtend over the dgnitorium
sufh iently to disorgsnize the sfericletnm.
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(From the Knickerbocker.1


Dear Mary, though these lines may fade,
And drop neglected in tho dust,
Yet what wish, my little maid,
Will surely come to pass, trust.
May all that's purest, rarest. best.
Beimaged ever in thy heart,
And may thy future years attest
Thee innocent as now thou art.
Fair bloom the flowers, fair blooms tn,
spring,
Bright shines the sun-the starry band;
Life flies, with inexperienced wing.
Through floral fields of Morning Land.
But where yon rosy summit CLOVIS,
Forbear to tempt the aspiring flight,
For storms those glded clouds enclose,
And tempests beat yon glittering height.
All, no the Elusive dream forego,
This precept learn, by Nature given;
From the mountain heights we look below,
But in the wales we look to heaven.
Then be thy guide the golden truth
Keep thou thy heart serene and young,
And in thy age, as in thy youth,
Thou'lt still be loved, and still be sung.
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NEW BOOKS
Wholesale and etoil

|ThOEes0Ee nd Z etail
4 T THE SHASTA BOOK STORE. OPPO-
IN site the Ell Dorado Hotel may be found Mt
all times, n large and splendid assortment of
Books and Stationery. which are offered for sale
at the lowest prices. Among the late works Just
received are the following:
The Necromancer, Parricide, Qnintin Matsys,
Fair Rosamond, Amy Lawrence, Mob Cnp, Rose
Ashford, Maurice Tiemey, Datons, Stanley
Thorn, Lady Felicia, Fortune Teller &c
Also the works of Shakespeare, Byron. Milton,
Gray, Campbell and other distinguished poets.
All of the latest newspapers, both home and
foreign constantly on hand.
The subscriber hopes by strict attention to his
business to merit continuance of the patron
age heretofore bestowed on him.
marl2u A. ROMAN
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

PY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
- out of the District Court 9th Judicial Dis
irict. within aud for the county OF Shasta, State
of California, duly attested the 9th day of April,
A. d. 1883 at the suit of John A. Raymond and
James r. Lass ter against Benjamin Carman for
the foreclosure OF lien mortgage, Judgment
was obtained against the said Benjamin Carmai,
for the of five hundred and three dollars
debt and ninety-six dollars and thriy-fve cents
costs OF suit and accruing costs, have seized
aud taken in execution the mortgaged premises
described and located as follows, to Wit: A
certain lot and dwelling honse thereon, lying
Immediately east Of and joining the lot upon
which she dwelling house Of Stephen Lean is
situated. being bounded on the east by ungey S
Coral, and on the north by lot claimed by RIA,
mond Il Laseter, in the town and county OF
Shasta Cal.
! hereby give notice, according to law that
on Saturday the 9TH day OF May, A. D. 1858,
between the hours OF twelve and two r. NJ, /
will sell all the right, title and interest of Ben
jamin Carman in and to the above described
property at the Court House door in the town
OF Shasta, To the highest bidder for cash
apl6 At DAVID CORSAUT. Sheriff
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Liberty Of the prc.,.

Around her waist put my arm
1t felt as soft as cake:
ooh. dear" says she. " what liberty
You Printer men do take"
Why. yes. my Sal. my charming gal,
| squeezed her some. | suess.)
Can you say aught, my love. against
The freedom OF the Press ="
kissed her some-I did, by gum
She colored like beet;
Upon my living soul she looked
Almost too good to eat
gave her another buss, and then
Says she, do confess,
l rather kinder sorter like,
The freedom of the Press y"
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VALUE OF THE SABsATH.-Cap,ain Stansbury.
the leader OF The late surveying expedition 10 The
region of the Salt Lake in his official repor: to
the government. bears this testimony 10 the value
OF the Sabbath: 8 / here beg To record. as the
result OF my experience. derived not only from
the present journey, bat from The observation of
many Years spent ia the performance of similar
duties, that mere matter of pecunarv con-
sideratioa-apart from all l., igher obligations
1t is wise to keep the Sabbath. More work car,
be obtained from both men and animals bv its
observai &c. than where fhe whole seven eav.
are aniiiiesrupiet.ly devoted 70 labor"
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A VIRGINIAN IN GorHAM.-AbOut a year ago
an old friend of ours from the old Dominion,
las the State of Virginia is familiarity styled
was engaged in seeing the elephant in this the
ancient city of the Manhattoes He had seen
good many sights-the Feejee Island Mermaid
and the Wooley Horse-the Model Artists, and
the Jenny Lind saIoon-the Mammoth Baby and
even the Original Jacobe-and during the course
of his seeing had acquired considerable thirst
Hoping to qnench the living fire within him, he
stopped at divers public houses and 'imbibed
so frequently that he became almost unable to
see any sight, even the sight of his hotel. Tot
tering beneath the weight of the brick in his
hat, he finally brought up against lamp post.
'Hullo! Old Teller, what are you dom here (?
enquired rough voice.
In the name of the prophet. who are you =
I'm 9TH patrol policeman what are you
dom here?'
You're policeman, are your
Yes
Have policemen hearts and sympathes like
ordinary men?'
To be sure they haver
Then you'll take compassion on benig GIFTED
stranger, won't you 2
Certainly, old boss
And do anything ask, to alleviate my unfor
tunate condition?
To be sure, my man.
Our friend seized the policeman around the
neck, and chaunted out to the full extent of hi,
lungs,
Then carry me back to old Virginia,
To old Virginia's shOrer
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By CHARLES MAcxAY.

Who lags for dread of daily work,
And his appointed task would shrink,
Commits folly aud crime.
A soulless slave.
A pal,ry knave,
A clog upon the wheels Of time.
With work 10 d. and store of health,
The mans unworthy to be free
Who will not gre,
That we may live,
His daily toll for daily fee.
No! Let us work We only ask
Reward proportioned 10 our task;
We have no quarrel with the great,
No teud with the rank
With mill or bank
No envy OF lords estate.
If we Can earn sufficient store
To satisfy our daily need,
And can retain,
For age and pain,
A fraction, we are rich indeed.
No dread of toll have we or ours;
We know our worth, and weigh our powers
The more we work, the more we win
Success 10 trade
Success TO spade!
And To The corn that's coming in!
And joy 20 him who DER his task
Remembers toll is Natures plan,
Who, working, thinks
Aud never sinks
His independence as man.
Who only asks for humblest wealth.
Enough for competence and health;
And leisure when his work Is done,
To read his book,
BY chimney nook,
Or stroll at setting of the sun.
Who tolls as every man should toll,
For fair reward and free:
These are men
The best OF men
These are the men we mean 10 be.
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COURTS ron sHasTa Co.
Time Of Holding Courts an Shasta Cou,s, :
Ensuing Terms 1854 SJor 4

Time Of Holding Courts IN Shasta Cou,s'
Ensuing Terms, 1853. '''' IL
DIsTRIcr CouRr.-Next general 49,
June, LIST September, 18th November Sard
The Special Terms of this Court ara
diately subsequent to each and every C .aatae,
Term. oenenl
County CouRT.-Terms, first Mona.
May, July, September and November. Ii
CouRr OF SEssIoSs.-First Monday in
June, August, October and December Apnl
Special terms of this Court may also =.
whenever in the opinion of the County In ned
the public interests require the same Suss
PROBATE CouRr.-Fourth Monday of s,.
month. 'e7
There being no Board of Supervisors fO, d,
county, the Court of Sessions have cogn;,.aa
and control of all matters appertaining 10 ibae
terests OF the county.
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IF The Broadway Railroad has not yet been
built, The Sixth and Eighth Avenue Railroads
are running daily, and doing well. The Second
aud Third Avenue Railroads have been begun,
aud the Bowery and Chatham Square pavemants
are now torn up to receive the rails. One OF
these roads will run through Christie street
above Grand. and there is considerable grumb-
ling among The residents on account of the OBJ
attractions in the street.--N Y. Cor. Times &.
Iroascrsrf.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Dill PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS against
- the estate of Russell Bennett, deceased.
are required TO deliver them with the necessary
vouchers within ten months after the date here
OF, to the undersigned, Public Administrator at
his residence in the town of Shasta and all per-
sons inc ebted TO the estate of the deceased, are
required to make immediate payment to the un-
dersigned. d. d. HAkRILL,
Shasta, ap23 1t Pub. Admir-.
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NEW YORK TIMES

LNOR CALIFORNlA.-THE BEST NEWS
Il paper made up for the Pacific side The
undersigned are Sole Agents for the California
edition, and are prepared To supply orders from
my part of the State.
BONESTELL & WILLISTON,
Clay street, Portsmouth Square,
marl2 II. San Francisco.
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ADMINlsTKATOR,s NoT1,,r

A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS against
- Inc estate OF Samuel Gearhart. deceased
are hereby requested to Present the same " it'll
proper vouchers. at the law Office of Josiah
Ward, IN Shasta City, Shasta County, Cal, with
In ten months from this date or they will be for
ever barred. JOHN SISEL. Admir-
soo2 ~ = " -
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-05-07

PREPARATIONS To EMiGRArk TO CALIFORNIA
The Cincinnati Atlas OF the 10Th of Feb. saws:
The annual overland emigration will soon
commence, the notes Of preparation are already
sounding, and few who are determined TO tax :.
old time by the for-lock, are already moving
down the river ON their way to the general rem
dezs the Missouri
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A JUDGE IaPEAcHEn.--Judge Levi Hubbell.
of Wisconsin, has been inpeached. He has
been accused of receiving bribe in suit pend
ing before him: of a.ijnaicating Cases in which
he was peculiarly Interested; of wilfdlly mass.
ing illegal sentences; of taking money paid into
court, for his own use; of giving advice in hi,
official capacity in before him. There are
several other charges of minor Importance. and
one of the basesf rha~.cter
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NoT1cE

Dill PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS aeains,
IL the estate OF John Tiller deceased. are re-.
quired to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within ten months after the date here.
OF, to the undersigned, Public Administrator. a,
his residence i'll the town of Shasta, aud all Der
sons indebted TO the estate Of the deceased are
required to make immediate payment to the un
dersigned. d. D. HARRlJI
a''23 AZ Puh Admir-
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ADMINIsTRATOR,s NOTICE.

A Ii PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS agains,
"A the estate of John H. Pillsburry, late 9,
Trinity county, deceased, will present them
within ten months from the date hereof. to the
undersigned, Administrators, and also all DER.
sons indebted to said estate will please call and
make immediate settlement
JOHN MUSSER, L..
THOMAS MALONE. Aom RS.
Weaverville, Trinity co.. April %, 1853. 3t*
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FRANK BUCHANAN,

NHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALEp
w in Cooking, Parlor Office, and Caboo,.
Stoves. Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron ware KEN
constantly on hand. Ship and job work Of every
description done To order.
No 90 Davis Street, doors north of Wash
lngton, San Francisco. ap23 If
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LETTERS.

LETTERS.
Each half ounce, under 5000 miles, prepaid
&c; unpaid, SC.
Each half ounce, over 5000 miles, prepaid
&c; unpaid, 10c.
Al Printed Matter IN general-any,chers in th<
United States.
First three ounces, cent.
Each subsequent ounce, l cent
If not pre- paid, double these rates. But
Newspapers and Periodicals-paid quarterly OF
yearly in aduance-
First three ounces, l-2 cent.
Each subsequent ounce, Ii cent.
And if weighing not over II ounce in the
State where published, cent each, and weekly
papers in the county where published, free.
Small Newspapers and Periodicals published
monthly or oftener, and pamphlets of 16 octave
pages or less-when sent in packages, weighing
at least ounces, prepaid cent an ounce.
Books 6onnd unbound, toeighing not than
lbs, may be sent by mail per each ounce.
Under 5000 miles, prepaid, lie.
Under =" & unpaid, lac.,
Fractions over single rate are charged as
one rate.
" periodicals." in the sense used above, are
publications issued once in three months or Of
tener.
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BAY ADVERTISED ENTS
SPECIMENS sPECIMENs,,
ar GOLD AND QUARTZ ARE BoUGBr
~ at the highest price by
Barrett & Sherwood.

Barrett & Sherwood.
Assays are made without injury to the sur..
of specimens, and exact value estimated y
81 each BARRETT & SHERWOOD w
City Observatory
E Mark the number, 161 Clay street, T.,
Francisco.
N. B. The most magnificent stock of watcb.,
and jewellery i'll this State always on hand, md
particular attention given TO watch repairing.
marco 3m
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AGzs6CTLTURAL IMPLEMENTS
AND TOOLS

TALENA STEEL PLOWS;
~ Eagle do do;
Expanding Harrows and Cultivators;
Straw Cutters. Bush Knives;
Spades. square Shovels. Rakrs;
Steel Harrow Teeth, Hams and Whipple.
trees;
Log and Trace Chains. Whcelbarrows
Garlea and Planters Hoes. Scoop Shoyels;
Corn Mills. Cylinder Churns:
Butter Stamps, Manure Forks;
Also-A complete assortment of fresh and
genuine Garden Seeds. For sail. by
TREADW ELL < CO,
Adobe building. corner LIST street and Maiden
Lane. Marysville. a,,3U row2m
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B. c. HORN. JAMES II. LEWIS. EDGAR briggs
II. &. HORN s. CO.,

IMPORTERS OF HAVANA SEGARS, Brirl
II Building, SO Sansome Street, between Cali.
fornia and Pine Streets, San Francisco, Cal, keen
constantly on hand full supply of Segars and
Tobacco, together with Matches, Snuff, &c, &c.
apes If
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EUREKA CLoTuuNC EMPORIVm,

L1GEL & TUSkA, IMPORTERS AND
Il dealers in Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots and
Shoes. and Gents furnishing goods, l9l Clay
street, Sd door from Kearny. mar26 IN
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AGENCY OF BURGOYNE n co.

M0rySrille.
George w. Plume, Agent.
pILLS OF EXCHANGE FOR SALE PER
- Pacific Mail Steamship Company sieamrr
Ut The lst and 18th of each month, III sight, On
Boston,
Ncw York,
Baltimore,
Washington City,
Ch0,lrnon
81. Lovis,
CtncinnofS
Ncr Orleans,
London and
Paris.
Gold Dnst purchased as usual at highest
prices.
leans New York and Europe, at the lowest
rates
Checks at par and at sight on San Francisco
for coin or dust marl2lf
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-07-27
Cu,,iou.Rh,

Whatis earth, sextoni-A place to dig gravesj
What is earth rich MANIA place to work slaves;
What is earh, grey beardi-A place to grow old
What is earth, miseri-A place to dig goldj
What is earth, school boyi-A place for my play;
What is earth, madeni-A place TO be gay;
What is earth, seams ressi-A place where weep;
What is earth, sluggardi-A good place to sleep;
What is earth, soldieri-A place for battle;
What is earth ,herdsmani-A place to raise cattle ;
What is earth, maideni-A place Of true sorrow;
What is earth, tradesmani-l'l tell you to-mor-
row;
What is earth, sick mani-'Tis nothing to moi,
What is earth, sailori-My home is the sea;
What is earth, statesmani-A place to win fame;
What is earth, authori-l'lI write there my name;
What is earth, monarchl--Por my realm 'tis given;
What earth, Chrlstiani--rbe gateway Of Heaven.
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soDagurrFcan Gallery.

MR.. Z. M. ENSMINGER would respectfully
tM inform the public that he has Psrmqgnsnt'y
fitted up with special regard to the comfort Of
visitors, who will always be welcome, whether
they wish for alikeness,or callto eetheg gallery
ofpictures, =. ""-'
DetetNihed tospare neither pains or eIpShse
Mt. Ausminger will furnish likenesses Tint ehdl
not be surpassed. His prices vary from 10 cents
to s. 90.
01rHis rooms may be found in the second story
cfihs building noU ocetiRied BY Wailaek 4 Coffin :.
AugGsts. iltf
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IL II III OVAL,

n, w. BARNES has removedhis GROCERY
81 STORE, from the old Stand formerly oc-
cupiod by A. W. Peters, to the building formerly
occupied as the Mansion House by S. Rutan,
hearly opposite the sampsol House. He would
be happy to see all his old trends and customers,
and as many new onesa may be disposed to give
him CALL His assortment of FAMILY GRO
CERIES is complete,
Ashland, Nov 3. 1859,
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DIR. w. Nj. RUMRILL,

Surgeon and Mechanical Dentist,
WToULD respectfully inform the ladies and
w gentlemen Of ASHLAND County and vicin-
ity, that he is preparedtO do all kinds Of
Dentist Work, in the Cheapest and most
"a. Durable Manner. ,e.ru
He will insert incorruptible Porcelain Teeth on
Gold or Silver plate, from aneto an entire set
Also, Teeth set on Pivots and warranted durablej
and those that are partially decayed. cleaned and
plugged with Gold, Silver or Tin Foil, tot with
Metallic Cement,to ares, the further progress Of
decay also. clcansed, separated OF extracted when
necessary, in a scientific manner aud in fact all
operations on the teeth and gums performed with
the greatest care and least possible pain, and war
ranted to give entire satislacton-Achafges in all
cases reasonable.
las1s- References and sample can be seen at
any time when called for. Office on Main street,
over WALLAcK & CoTFIN's Grocery Store, and in
ENsMINoER's Dagurrenn room.
Asshlhd, Jan. 10 lS53-36 n.
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Ho to the Rescue.

Mowts the time 10 ms. yoAr Property.
r. J.SPRENGLB iS Agent for number Of The
IL. best FIRE, MARINE, LIFE and HEALTH
ms. COMPANIES in the United States. Persons
wishing insurance in any ofthe above departmsnis
will 6nd II to their advantage to call on the apove
at the Office Of the Ashland MutualInS. Co.
Nov. 10, 1851. 06u
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Alerf!ll,noi,e, &c.
Olean Rail Road!

XTELL, fellow-citizens, s'THEf STAKES
w ARE STUCKl" The question: is settled
the people are triumphant The "one horse
system" ofbusiness and trade, will not stand tn,
''broad gauge" test of,these atterand more glo
rioas times. In order to meet the demands Of tht
new end glorious oi this great country, the re.
sources OF which are soon to be'developed, the
uudersignedis now receiving his summer stock o
goods-1a stock which, in variety, value, and
prices, will compare with any
IN OHIO OR THE WEST!
The undorngnedis now prepared to clotie ever,
man, woman and7child in Ashland county, for D
= very small consideration, in cash or produce !
Everyitem, in the line Of produce, queensware.
or clothing Including Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes.
&C., &c.l can bo had at the store Of the under.
signed. II weud be useless to enumerate or to
boast. "Seeing is believihg!' Therefore th'
good people win please rise up in theft majesty
aud assemble in Mass Convention at the store OF
the undersigned, whom theyican exdmue'and in
quire into those matters which relate to their
pecuniury well-being!t .'H
Respectfully yours,
:. 90. BUSHNELL.
Ashland, April 20, iS53.7-4Stf
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CALIFORNIA
LIFE INSURANCE.

OHIO LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF GIN
,r0lNNATI, OHIO
THIS reliable Company is prepared toinsurs
the Lives o, all persons in good health, both
on the MutpaLand Joint Stock plan, their
CAPITAL is 100000 DOLLARSl
.AlI paid in, and managed by aboard of Direo-
Sectprs, oompoaed of men Of capftL, iNtegrity
and influence, This Company will insure the
lives Of persons desirous to 'vlsitihe GOLD RE-
GION Of California, at O. per cent. extra. Ppf-
pous going 70 c9llarnia should not ali TO secure
10 thar families a'Policy Of Insurance on their
Lives. Call and got pamphlet aud examine the
plan adopted by this Company. "'i
IA u. J. SPhBNGLE. Agent.
q Atthe 0aiieo, Ashland Mutual Fire Insurance
Samaaur. GastaSis 0sterlin NJ. d. Medical eE-
miner for this County.
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Business Notises.
HOTELS.
FULLER HOUSE,
Loudonyille, Ohio.

ToSEPH DEYARMAN having again taken the above
y House. will be prepared to accomodate all his old
friends who may favor him withs call.
Oct. 1Ith, 1852. 2lti. J.
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SMALL PROFITS FOR READY PA Y.
. BADNESS CURED.

Emerson's American Hair Restorative.
'," 80 tx fL-.A-iAa A.. -
1-N0R restoring the Hair on heads hopelessly
I Bald, ,aEd,to prevent the hair from fAlling,
is wihnin5 golden opinions from persons who are
usiiig- it.. This is new article, recently intro
duced to the public, and wili stand on its own
merits. Some Of the bes. citizens Of Cleveland
and Pittsburg, who were hopelessly bald few
months since, have now the evidence on their
heads to Ihew Of its merits. 'Thc propretors have
such confidence in II that they authorize their
agents sitotake heads on guarantees-price to be
agreed upon between the parties.
Agsnts'
C. & J. RISER, I .u.a
N. S. SAmAsrLL, A'hlapa'
: HAYES & KIENINoER, Hayesville.
C. p. FISHER y co.., proprietors,
81. i67, Superior st., Cleveland, Ohio.
May is, 1853. 1y4