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WASHINGTON GOSSIP.

WASHINGTON, AuG. Ia, 1899.
From reliable quarters Learn that the many impofinh
with uregn affairs are just no"
consideration atd attention OF ht
Secretary State and his accomplished assist
uu Dudley Mann Esp Dscadinp, Tor the present, fnlho
connected with foreign reatlns, u cannon "'
doubled hu, the following subjects of D"ncni"ns and
imposing interests
Eirsl-Thc Kidnapping Of Koszla in Smyrna.
Second-I'hc incarceration OF Captain Gibson by The
Dutch authorities
'rhird-1hc fishery difficulties; and
Fourl--Ihc alleged interference OF England with slavery
in the Isl and Of Cuba.
1t il currently reported that the documents relating I" t
efforts Britannia NaJcstys ministers 10 nronnic inc
abolition OF involuntary scrvudc in the luecn o' HE An
TILES have Tor The part been committed Ia the Keep
ing Davis and Dubbn who expected To tho
roughly investigate them, md present statement OF c
contents together with their opinion, in writing Ia the
most wise and Iudicious pursue the premises
When the views OF these Snuthcrn members OF the Cab
Ia the President ana their colleagues
Cabinet council Then the whole will h. discussed
and decision made There To To be an evident
peculiar popre,y in committing this cCntc subject, ont
closely connected with The pccuiar nsutinn, OF the
careful consideration of The Secretaries OF War and Navy
"i The talents the Judgment au patriotism Of the Hon
Jefferson Davis and II s sad, moreover that il is the nlrn
tiuu The Exccuve slirmld emergency arise main
tain interests at his Southern ns.
The prcsd, and Nc-sfs Marcy and Mann will give In
the other subjects their enlightened consideration and nnd
vded attention; the public irrespective party entertain
The belief conviction that whalcy" may br decided
will the public weaiihr nanl fnished o
our national hnnur-I Washington Republic.
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From the Sacramento, California Journal,
THE MONSTER Or MONSTERS


In the last month the papers of this State our own nc
ted nave tcencd with descriptions of tree grown
IN CalaYcTda county. Its Dimensions were described in
nannc To excite real SURPRISE and put the blush ~
stories OF trees which have heretofore had descrp
oa in he records Of hypcr5oe history fiction. Emo,
nous as ms tree has been proven be- Il small compact
with one hereafter 10 be described
Mr. h. FanjcrpoOl is authority for the sublon.,
statement and for the vcacy OF his story he refers us 10
the editors OF the irrka Mountain Herald who have cIr,
been on The ground 10 examine the themselves o. ac
informed OF the facts ted ~ such extent as 70 be ab
10 vouch tor their entire correctness.
In forest called the RedwooGs, Trinidad Raw sop,
twenty thirty miles from The mouth of the Klamath ry
the northern Of the Slatc-a region thai ba.
been but very little exploed-a number OF trees of very
raodinary size have been known since $751; BY the miners
Others operating in that vicinity The largest of lhes.
trees situated Eel Creek and measures two feet from
base the almost incredible circumference Of one hundred
and trcuy feet second tree located the Trinidad Trail
between Elk and Redwood camps which had fallen 10 the
ground accommodated seventeen and nineteen
mule packs with abundant for shelter for three
weeks, during The rainy OF ISL third on the
trail ninety feet in circumference one
yard from its base while fourth, which is postrae from
seven TO eight feet in circumference and tco hundred and
niHetyone feet IN lengha portion Of the top II beas
broken on al that II these statements be tue-and they
come in SO direct and credible form that doubt
lhemhe trees here described we'll worthy Of being seen
having parallel Tor in the known history of the
world
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POLITICAL.
For the Enquirer.
TO W

They tell me thou ar, sadly false,
To all thy ycu,h's bright soaring hope
That all Thy gifts are flung aside,
Or with the ascst uses core.
Oh, can it he 7-rd lain deny
The tale they calmly, boldly tell;
| cannot think thee lurking nigh
The midnight games,er's aw!u "heH /"
Thou vert so gentle and 30 kind,
10 thy fair manhoods early m"in,
So emuious true fame 10 find,
So Gliding vice with beauteous scoIh;
Thy noble port and truthful air,
Made meanness shrink and lasehnod '""i'
With daring men and thoughts awoke
Thy earnest spirits ofter power.
All! worse than this has stopped Thy soul
And thou who vast so pure ana p'oua,
How can,st thou bear such burning shame !!
What fearful spell does thee enshfohd
Obi by the stars pure holy beams,
Which we so of have talked beneath,
Let glory, virtue, peace be thine,
Leave, leave the path of endless death.
Oh could stay thy headlong step,
Before shall dawn that awful morn,
That wakene,h thee to earth no more
Lost, los, if still thou rushest on!
la VIslosNAIRE
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FROM BREMEN.

Errai Of letter 10 gentleman in the United STATES from
a distinguished and rorh,y Senator, beims -dated:
RREMES July s. 1859.
"Ny DEAR Sin Since my last respects OF lit June per
s,eamr; Herman have bccn pRnrcd your valued let
ters Of 9TH o June for which my most grateful
thanks Your kind invitation come In Cnlin
hns blessed shores is indeed very hatlerinn much SO
TOR NV modest feelings. aware that have no other
merits han my strong and everlasting attachment 10 your
oren ipubic these WIRE revived Yesterday when illd
the Measure OF entertaining u sym,,a hisng friends at my
dipncr.ratc, in Ruscnla in celebration OF the nth ami
versary nf American independence We honUrCd with
the scncc Of thu Hon Mr.. Barnard your Minister at the
Cont Of Berlin, who was Kind enough accept O my m
yitatiun transmitted Ia hm by tusul Ralph King. Among
NV quests Mr. Watson AMI other members OF The Sen
the Chamber ul Commons several Of principal
mrchlns and shp-owncrs WIN lpinci with enthusiastic
anpnsr in the tousts 10 our highly respected former Consul
me r,cscnr Assistant Secretary vi State The protecting
friend uf old Republic, Colonel A Dudley Mann.
"rnc first time celebrated the 4h July in 1897, IN
R,imorc- since then 81 yeats har passed How wonderful
b,s ylur Republic Increased Then three millions set.
lid in The Il Atlantic States-np. near 80 millions spread
oyor vast territory from the Atlantic 10 the Pacific which
has nom for thousand millions nha May God
Almighty continue Id protect them fur many centuries ID
come and The ties vi The Union founded The act ol
I ndrncndcnce never be lons, ned By discord -!
rhc columns OF newspapers filled will reports
abor the Turkish Russian do think that Eng.
land and France in earnest 10 nrpusc with their na'a
as The Emperor of Russia merely due po'cc
nm or the Greek churches which France has obtained o'
Inc Roman hnlrs domiciaed in the Turkish Dnns"ns
an snrr Austria and Prussia will keep ''nurs de combat
md no! oin thr Ioi fcren. The question much asa.
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THE FERRY.

Many year Is in lis grave
Since pass'd this restless wave.
And the evening, fair Ms ever,
Shines on ruin, rock and silver.
Then in this same boat beside
Sat two comrades old and tried;
One with ali a fathers truth,
One with all the fire OF youth
One on earth N silence wrought,
And his grave IN silence sought;
But the younger, brighter io,m,
Pass'd in baille and in storm.
So, where'er turn mine eye,
Back, upon tbs days gone by,
Sadd ming thoughts OF friends come Ger me,
Friends that closed their course before me-
But what binds US friend 10 friend,
'ris that soul with soul can blend;
Soul-fraught were those hours oi ynIe,
Let us walk in soul once more.
Take, oh boatman thrice thy fec,
Take, give il willingly,
For invisible TO thee,
Spirits twain have crossed with me.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON THE
MEElCAN MINISTER'S INSTRUCTIONS.
III IL New Gurl N,ttp Ibrm.CrIt

WAsnI"GT"N, Aug T. 1913
am enabled put you IN possession vi very important
denominations which have Just obilncd. ind On which.
need no, say you place The Implicit reliance Inc
greatest anxiety has been manifested 10 hno" what were
Ihs nsrruclions taken out by General Garn The rule
of his conduct in settling the many questions !hat have
occurred 10 compIcatc our relations with Mexico" the
fshl Of way The ehuan'eec the eSisan boundary
nnosti,n Indian depredations on The frontier, &c.
Having obtained authentic outline Of The instructions
o;vcn 10 Gen Gadsden, find the method oi solving all
these questions we'll aso promoting the railroad /" The
p,c,6. adopted the Admnisir ation, be follows
Cen Ciadsdcn is instructed 10 ask for and insist the
or,nt by Mexico The United States Of free RICH, OF
way for railroad along the so parallel OF latitude The
hnanepec; 10 give Mexico certain indemnity
indian depedaions and TO share with Mexico the advana
gcs and use OF The road ms arrangement, il is hoped
will practically annul the tn article OF The Guadalupe Hi
apo Treaty rendering the Keeping up line Of military
posts along the Mexican border no longer necessary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-19

NEW uSE FOR plNE.-I'he Courier Dies hta's
,r,is r,cnch paper published al New oS says mat ar
f: JeGoersdo near Warnebrun"e III germany recently
,r,ed 10 the Society OF Natural Sciences OF H"nh' Sic
mps If paper and pasleboard made OF me ""oa Oh PINE
Tho nro.css il sill, kept secret although II - uhuefsoou
ma, m, wand il pnn.sd end bruised I" "he paste W
hammers then blcachcL with chlorine A" Pt' l''o 'u"'
WHERE il unLrrgocs the same proc $ as "'n'h'y r" i'
quuty If This paper is said 10 be ""a To 'a' Oh 'he af
manufactured iron, rags either so printing or WILING u''
poses We pcS:.ic the! i; - III ''c pune winch '' '
ssrd az il is stated that Ila "de 't'S "c.o' '''" i"
being too Icsinaus Objection WINCH """I "p'} " P'''
Ill. Il ut,n
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AMERICAN GENIUS.

The Paris correspondent Of the NJ Herald writes ma
pnw. the American pnnlcr, has completed his superb
representing Ferdinand de- Soto discovering the MIS-
ssiup river and the gigantic canvass IS already Pac'u ~
box 10 be sent 10 America p""eh mas receive" '''
compliments q" all the most distinguished painters '"" ANA
tours Of Paris and Europe and among them nave mucH
rosr, in noticing the Bsronrt de- Bnry me Countess OF
rn;o lady I.are Bruce The Spanish Minister NJ lngres
,hc renowned painter, Dearoche H. fernct ~e MI pe'
,,uc The print publisher has made arrangements WIN ni
IA have four Of HE groups reproduced By Julien The
,,,., ,hoprupher This ia quite compliment I" The
.r,is who will soon be enabled Ia receive The en-
l,.v nj the whole press in America
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-19

ttEB yth Inst IliiGIi
years tbs affective was The
,o.uau; the feelings his young devoted Wife ~ con
icc the los. of their only clh aged YEAR who hai
died the preceding week,
'!asIl.I. c arc!cri could not SiIicrf
excellent character, aud
u H. relations a;d cnds They erIore rs dc,, hut fee! IA
all right him tie spirit Iii.
peace s death happy and triumphant E:ll hrs las; breath he
uttered. .l!iaiJ aoTy. and lia became
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-19

1t is stated that Col Benons friends in Missouri are al
ready preparing bring him for The Presidency in 1856
against all parties aud all conventions. They will find il
custer TO bring him out Than 10 put him in.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-19

The United States fishing squadron had fine reception
al Halifax: Lady lie Merchant. wife Of the lieutenant go,
crnor, rendered her inequalities 10 all The officers letter
from an officer 10 The New York Tribune says:
"Durng cruise have many OF hardy Gsh.
ermen-ai one time We passed through flee. oil loo
None win whom have communicated of those
this calling har" complained oi any reference with their
rights. On he contrary they have been made quite weconr
IN places uy ncr alaJssty's sube
1.-The Princeton since her repairs makes eight knots
an hour, but very great quantity OF COAL
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an CuaNCEHY-v IRGlNlh:-A, a special

uttered EiaJ $40! Att iiia '' hNIr tSti:ri
IN cnANcEnY-vIRGlN!a: special term Of the clr
try he'd attic Coa House u! the sand CITY on Saturday, the go
The rlrsreet and Mae or Professors Of William and MARY
COLLEGE il Virginia, plaintiffs:
frt0cr. " S.o,, Grnrs. Edwards William Gary, Gregg
Wore r"y ';',,er."e BAYLOR Temple Mrsk Dudley win
Nnc,rI I"nr. .; laon ,l""ir;s " Powell and Geor;
T r.aa , A ~ @ Ma G" " aa ty r SS
' vile, aA". H. lai H. Mary =, Ira ~ America Georsf
anl Thomas W Powell, Children o! lie SAID George \ Powell,
Amongst other h,as. iccrsyd urtpi III, cause
he i4,,! ., nus !" ,icicn',n I'ranc,s Trustee
timrnt'onri, and bona is and not audu'sn, ani
s"d ~ The SAID hI; Ani that The 'ea ~ the san! iced
10" r dIr ny te s4"t"t therein, Gee rsc NV.
,'lE ~ Orc" i ANA .s" ~. re r a. ~
,o - S" Fax a. %% as &C a y" "% r ,u
winch have ca received by him uudc the former orders .!
Irrs inA li"sI payment deb. II.
sl ise q" r n.,%n'a an" " further ordered Ina; ne a.;
a! dead ta the "ya amount 81 the same may be ,>c'ae
@ - H., ',. a,r h, ,is i ceI. Which arrnnn,. H..
;tr nr "n "It matter spa hIS sae ed deemed pertinent
.ta'.irm ordered by said
%i"s week ~ n" mnL Enquirer newspaper pmhli.ri IN Tie
c' r"na =" ;nn ". "%s a. s here
service Of sarh notice ~ the parties. 49, ~
lEsTactl TIL. O. lnGBlli" Clerk.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
WI,am,hns Aasus! '!'; i-':'
Thai nave appointed Fr,4ay, llh day October s'
accounts enquiries ordered Which
they notified !" attend a my oicsln SAT-! City of Williamsburg
/" "nrs, NJ where viii he to attend 10 the
a"gms i, -cwiw wM NJ. MOODY NJ e.
sN CONGRATULATIONS Alta Circuit Court.
burg an" Gcu9y James c'y at 'he Court House in the T4'
rty. On Tuesday the I'D day OF June, 1853;
n:a,"..
,S, N,,n pss" I % If a w,rar,on M
ccAS H. Phip saint Amber. administrator John
r.ias5ro. ami Ierof sophia Smith
OF L,rsn Smrh, ii the estates
Ann smith, ImictM smith aniWnl Smith, and the .a
Henderson" administrator de- S"his non o. S"r.a
m mr Sar st. Smut" ami Ena S1 "" tr n and r ns
IL Smith deceased. crjn'm,n II Smith administrator Ma
IL IA ~s Mir! ii'"
nId
rhrir Amber administrator john Amllc5. I.,
:. ~, w,,t,nso 49,,
Amongst other things '"rrsc ard "!rrc,!
The Commissioners conr, ID Icco
principles sand decree account OF IIarrs sma
tanp lie iaco The paiu', ess may t.S"n.
be s SG b. sor y" w" %Sna ,m1 ,n " w
rracy ,n'nls,l'nrrs ana VIA, 'sp"rlon has been n'' "
,l", ' ~, " Ta.n "Is 'n' ~. n,'
o"rs ors"d n nh',loe the sms once week tor
"o''cs on he ra'ss u. ''' cause
~ y '''"'''''
w,r1, .nM"ls>',ssS ts =, or ~, *
TIC Lares Interested ~ 's aG"e "ameA decree, rh. no.
"'s's W aaS""" ,rrs'" ots aS .as os! 10y
urs a. IN ciock a. st. Ml"r, ~ he r cy d y" H.
a". I7cwlw wy '"' "' WM n MOODY
,., Crpy "A, ro,ss ,r, j, n. ,:,.,t
Office The County Court OF Louisa County On Monday Az
Aaron Edmund 2. White, and = Thornley, and Ca,a
r'"e n. WIFE Plaintiffs
George W Aaron and Ftycc While the children OF Ca'a''ne
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-19
MA HitIED,

MARRIED the 18th the Res. Jones, Mr. WM
Nni NG L. Miss Ann g. eldest daughter al Allen i!renn Esq
tLiIu q! WIIwl
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A correspondent, of the Richmond Mai

4 correspondent Of the Richmond Mail, speaking Of The
location OF the road from Godonsvile Lynchburp saws
"That three surveying parties have been organized ami
are proceeding survey the route termed the orer rour
or that The We expect see the vo,k
Of surveying The three contemplated proceed win
despatch OF which have hc strongest assurance from
The present very efficient organization Of The various eng
nceIpG cOrps"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-19

n yDvIS WOItTIIAM - CO.. Gkot Ehe 90 -.
II kAl COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ar" pI''r r,'',st. d,
ale oI What Corn Flour Tobacco Sc dhi heet u,.n Lime
ham, lag. and ul Groceries, 1c3m
PA STIR and ron and Steel every description" ''" :
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-19

Julien has brought with him 10 New Y0rk-ur they
en- ruute-over twenty solo performers. To these he will
add frs, rate articles sufficient swell his orchestra
ly one hundred.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-19
From Nashville 10 Louisville, $50 miles
From Nashville 10 New Orleans, $50

Total 1856 q
The TcrE"ssrc and Alabama Company propose 10 the
Florence and Albania Company thar !hey viii meet hen
t Alabama State line required By the charter This
proposal unanimously acCcdcd 10 by the nienre Coz
pany who promise finish their portion Of tie road in
sonal!c time, and in good latin in Alabama the stock is
already laEe, and The work viii to commenced in few
weeks In lcnncsSac lly miles OF tho line ale under
tract aud large force is nov employed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-19

LOUISVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS Rail. ROAD
The Republican Banner says the great North and South
line is located from New Orleans Louisville, 7iu
mcs. rue chlcI through which il passeg gIvy tip
route. Commencing New Orleans. il bears of f.om the
Mississippi river ana up the valley Of Pearl river Jack
son MiSssspp Jackson Aberdeen; from Aberdeen
u the Memphis and Charleston Rail Road, NJ Big Heas
Creek i; alabama from gscurioia 10 Florence from or
ence via LawencrhTrg and anun l'caaan;. Nashville,
from Nashville, by Ga!a'ia and bowling Green 10 i.ou
Wills
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TIL. .. CUGBItL. e.
LuNNlsSI!,NEKS UFF!IE

WILLIAMSBURG, Az .rt Jl, i~H.
ic parties Interested ~ the ab"c named decree rIrhF "
iea ihatl nave appointed Monday the 81 day Oc;rrC i
mtsn: Gr ihc accounts rceIn orrred iay 10, A
chy notified !" attend a. office the cry Whh'n
burg. ~ clock a. ~ where viii Ia.
performance my duties under sap! decree.
i1-cwiW WIN NJ MOODY. NJ. {
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Cary Wilkinson. tent
other things "rrscl ordered
The Commissioners Court ln Lrcnu Ill
.cicd hy the decree ~ the Court
he pnn:I'"s sand decree. nc!din.
tannp lie iaco The plaintiffs desiring that the may
and that TIE SAM Commissioner aud
the amiun! 81 tie sacs n the Land iir sruu.wic
heretofore rtr'cI 10 be sold b. George " Suuhal
Prdchy. commissioners, and villa, desperation made
,il am"un and he Count doth ircr that the Con
eve Itc ~ the time hi place lc
o"rc UrcIrd Il. publishing 4
weeks ~ roile published The Rirurl
aai dc publication shall 10 personal .sryc o
notice on Tie i'iiii.- u iIrs
tENhct) Tcsir TIL q. CDGBII.I, e.
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Ertrar' Of letter 10 gentleman in the United STATES from
a distinguished and rorhiy Senator Deiins -datsd:
RREMES, July 5, 1853
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III UI Warwick COMFY.
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DlEtp
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the Inconvenience resulting from entire and undesirable
change Of life and habits. This sacrifice am, however
ready make in consideration of the tender CONSEQUENCES
the Stafford House sisIr"nd and III give you opportu
nifty first of personally experimenting upon the feasibility Of
yonr plans and n proving the world The sincerity
| Of your ,tiS IN The cause which you undertake.
IL have woman and mother, been startled BY
the curses both loud and deep lately sh0weed upon our
slave SYSTEM that am anxious 'o andmy children
sake that opportunity should be given 10 the phan
lhropists Of the day prove the truth asity their po-
silion by any limited process o experiment which
Y thc without hazardns The ruin OF nations Tor the
Tying of unllicd theory Try now nadsm what can be
done with these one hundred and sixty candidates for en-
lghlcnmrn Ii will BIZ The first step of real endca-
which you will have made in the cansc and, ii wise
one Will assutedly hc rapidly initiated. As cannot
doubt Of yonr sincerity, equally cannon doubt that you
will be ready and anxious accept my ucr and shall eX.
pect hear from by the transmission in any
form that NAV be most convenient 10 you,
yeu) almost insignificant which will make you absolute
mistress 10 lbelc 10 cOunze, educate and bless in
all uuucr Of conceivable ways hundred and sxly
souls whnm offer release yDu always with the
pTovso that you have hr. consent 10 the change
is probable madam that utter having done your best with
these hundred and sixty Uncle Toms and 1opsys you
NAV have rner appreciation OF The negro chaRsler and
capabilities Improvement than BIZ obtained from the
pcrusal " Mrs slaves romance, an may be able guide
at"res ami lmatos by valuable hints in
management of future and similar undertakings Your
Grace cannot, presume, fail perceive the merits of a
plan which will thus enable You 10 exercise upon small
scale and illustrate the merits of your expansive system of
philanthropy thus setting 10 your friends and CONDUCTORS an
example oil the only course which prove the world
the sincerity OF your professions yourscvt the ruth
oil your opinions"
The South Carolina lady concludes by assuring her Gruce
Of her husbands acqncsccncc in her PLAN and cunmun
her address We shall know whether The boosted
philanthropy Of the British asocucy for the Suffering
slaves is not mere sham-or here is distinct and rea
sonabc proposition fairly presented for the practical action
of the oscnatious "friends Of the slavcs Our readers
will doubtless agree with that the proposition will be
rejected and British philanthropy will appear in lis true
coIors-a lh!ng OF words and not Of The pocket
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-22
DRS. PAINE G BEERS
Rf 8am RrnucSsco.

"AvE THE PLEASURE TO ANNOUNCE
IL that one Of their firm will visit this place
once in two or three months, stnd will remain
for few days only at II. w. Haebard's, Shasta
CITY, who will receive all orders, and give all
information as to the time of their arrival where
they will be happy to receive al calls In their
profession. Having. during an extensive prac-
tice of fourteen years, made many i7alprove.
ments in the Dental Art, and assisted materially
in bringing ii 10 its present hgh state a peffec-
ton, they feel warranted in saying TO all inose
wishing Dental operations performed on the
teeth, or artificial teeth Inserted, on fine gold
plate. that their work cannot be excelled in the
United States. Terms moderate. Consultations
free.
~ B. To THE PROFESSION. FoH SkLE.--At
our office, Masonic Hall, Montgomery street,
opposite Lecount 6 Strong. may be found a
large assortment of Incorruptable Teeth, Gold
and Tin Foil, Dental Instruments &c. oltf
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-22
CITY DRUG STORE.

Opposite Rhodes g. Lusk's Erpress Office, Shasta.
THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RES
~ pectully inform the citizens of Shasta and
n the public generally. that he has iately
received and keeps constantly on hand, large
assortment of Drugs, Medicines. Patent Medi-
cines, Perfumery, etc, consisting IN part OF the
following:
Sedlitz and Yeast Powders, Cream of Tartar,
Tartarc Acid, Soda, Borax, Hops, Osgood's
Cholagogue, Pain Killer, Liniments, Jaynes'
Medicines. Balls, Townsend 8 and Sands Sarsa-
parila, Thompson's Eye Water, Patent Pills,
etc. which he offers for sale Wholesale and fs-
tail at reasonable prices.
Physicians prescriptions and orders from I'D
iacent settle ments, will be promptly and sccu-
rateIv attended to. G.. ROTHE.
marl2 If Druggist and Apothecary.