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The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-07-23
SENATORS.

SENATORS.
The Counties of San Diego, San Bernardno
and Los Angeles, the First District, one senator.
The Counties OF Santa Barbara and san Luis
Obispo, the Second District. one senator.
The Counties of Monterey and Santa Cruz,
the Third District. senator
The County OF San Francisco, the Fifth Dis
trict. two senators.
The County of Tuoumne, the Seventh Dis
trict, one senator.
The County of Sacramento the Ninth District
one senator,
The Counties of Solano, Yolo and Napa, the
Tenth District, one senator.
The Counties of Trinity, Klamath, Humboldt
and Siskiyou. the Twelfth District, senator.
The Counties of Shasta and Colus, The Thir-
teenth District, senator.
The County of Butte, the Fourteenth District,
one senator,
The County of Yuba, the Fifteenth District,
two senators.
The County of Nevada the Sixteenth District.
one senator.
The County of Placer the Seventeenth Dis
trct, one senator.
The Comfy of Ell Dorado, the Eighteenth
District, three senator's
The Comfy of Sierra, the Twentieth District,
one Senator,
MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY.
San Diego county, one Member
San Bernardino county, one Member.
Los Angeles county, TWO Members.
Santa Barbara county, one Member.
San Luis Obispo county. one Member.
Monterey county, one Member
Santa Cruz county, one Member
Santa Clara county, two Members,
Alameda county, one Member.
San Francisco county, nine Members.
Mariposa county, two Members.
Tulare Comfy, one Member,
Tuolumne county, 1--WE Members,
San joaquin county. two Members.
Contra Costa county, one Member.
Sacramento county, four Members.
Solano county, one Member. ss
Napa county, one Member.
Yolo county, one Member. sa..s
Sonoma aud Mendocino counties, two Mem
beers,
Marin county. ono Member.
Trinity county, one Member.
Klamath county, one Member
Humboldt county, one Member.
SislIlyou county. one Member.
Shasta county, one Member.
Colnsi county. one Member.
Butte county. three Members.
Ynba county, five Members.
Nevada county, five Members.
Suffer county one. Member,
Placer county four Members
Ell Dorado county, eight Members.
Calaveras comfy, five Members.
Sierra comfy, two Members.
The attention of County Jud ses is directed To
the Sd section Of Act entitled I" An Ac, tn
Regulate Elections, passed March 23d 1850
from which it will be seen that all vacaucI.s
which are about TO occur i'll office by The rxp.-
ration OF The full term thereof shall be supplied
at the general election.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal Of
the State Of California, al Benicia, this 18th day
OF July, 1853. JOHN BIGLER,
Governor.
Attest, ]. w. DENVER, Secy of State iy23ie
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MAIN STREET.-We cannot refrain from OK
pressing our great qualification that the work Of
grading Main street has been prosecuted withso
much zeal by the contractor, Mr.. Casey. The
tditiicult portion of the work is already com.
pleted, and Main street now presents an appear
ance no longer offensive to the eye of the visitor.
Our citizens are particularly indebted to Messrs
Rhodes and Casey in this matter--to the former
Tor his zeal IN raising an amount sufficient to
make the improvement, and to the latter for his
gratmtous superintendent of the work
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Adam. a Co.. Exyres..

We are indebted to this Express for full files
OF California papers every day through the
week. Also for late Oregon, Atlantic, and Eu
ropean papers.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-07-23

PIcToRIALs.-Thanks to Mr.. Roman, of the
Shasta Book Store, for fnll supply of The late
London, Boston and New York Pictorials The
last numbers of the London News, Gleason, Pic
tora and the New York Illustrated News, are
unusually attractive
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THREE CHEERS FOR THE IRIsHMEy OF SHASTA
CouSrr-We learn from Mr. Casey of this
place that the Irishmen of this county b,v.
raised purse of one thousand dollars, to be
presented 10 Captain Kendrick, of the American
bark Ofranto, for his assistance in enabling the
IRISH Patriot o'Donohue, one Of the companions
IN exile of OBrien Meagher. McManus. and
the other Irish Patriots who were so long sub.
,leet to cruel confinement in Van Dieman,s land
TO escape to our own free Republic Mr.. o.
Donohue is now on visit TO New York. blu,
will return in short time to take up his resi-
dence in San Francisco.
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CALLAHAN & co.
RED BLUFFS, Upper Sacramento.
July -, 1888.

WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM their
~ friends aud The public, that they have,
again re-opened opposite the 81. Charles Hotel.
where they offer for sale 100000 lbs IF Barley,
100 tons of Hay, at tue lowest market price
Also, general assortment OF Provisions Gro
ccr1es, Mining Tools, Liquors, &c. &c.
Shasta. July, 1888. jy23tr
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SENATORIAL CoNvESTtoN.-1he Convention to
nominate Democratic candidate for Senator of
the 18Th Senatorial District. will meet at RED
Butts, IN this county. next Saturday. the 30h
inst Messrs. d. D. Harrill, John A. Ring, J. c.
Spencer Thomas J. Flynn, j. j. Hendricks and
a A. Mix, compose the delegation from this
f,nIrftf
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SrntKr.-The house carpenters of San
Francisco are on strike for 4 uniform rate OF
wages. They demand S. per day. A number
of employers have sisnfed their willingness 10
yield 10 this demand.
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PrRsosAL--M Leonard, Paymaster Gener-
al U. s. Army. passed through this city on Tues
day morning. route for Fort Reading and Foli
Jones. The "sogers'' of Uncle Sam at these
stations may soon rejoice in their grog money
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wHsG COUNTY CONVENTION.

VNHE WHlGS OF THE COUNTY OF
+ Shasta are requested IL bold primary
meetings III the several election prcciucis of The
said County, aud appoint delegates To- County
Conveniion. To he held in the Town of Shasta on
The fourth Saturday in July, nsi al II o'clock
A. ~. tor the purpose OF nominating candidates
tor the various County Officers. aud choosing
delegates tnihe District Convention for the 18Th
Senatorial District
BY order Of the Wing Central Committee
J. y. RAYMOND,
rrszx- ISAAC ROOP.
I. n. WAND.
July 9TH 1888. jy9 st
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" The E-rprc<s says there are upwards of
my brick buildings now buili and in process of
erection. in the city Of Murysville.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-07-23

The weather has been oppresSively hot
The sreater part Of the week, On last Wedncs-
Gay The thermometer stood at 100 deg. in the
shade aud upwards of $50 deg. Fahrenheit in
the sun.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-07-23

= The John l.. Stephens and Brother iona
than steamers, on the 10th inst, took off ship
ments of gold dust amounting to the sum of ST.,
IoSO52
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WIG CoNvgNrIoS.-The Shasta County Wbir
Convention. to nominate candidates for The va
rious county offices, will assemble in this place
To-day
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q LOLA MoSTEz.-The Sacramento papers say
that the . divine Lola came very near having
{" fout' with her liege lord in Marysvlle, a
few nights since. BY the way, the Union de-
MES our charge, that it had bestowed :. fulsome
praise" upon this donseuse and threatens us with
something relative to Spiritual Rappings. unless
we dry up" :. No more of that an you love
u.s. Hal %
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u The regular terms oI tie District Court
for the county of Siskiyou, are to be held on
the first Monday of May, August, aud Novem-
Der.
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Rhode. a Lusa,. Express.

This Express has placed us under renewed
obligations for California, Oregon aud Atlantic
papers.
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TRINITY LODGE NO. 81, OF
r. AND A. TASONS

MEET AT THEIR HALL IN WEAVER.
vile, Trinity County. Regular meetings every
Monday evening.
Brethren in good standing are invited to at,
tend. NJ. RuCH, W. NJ.
II. l. SEAMAN. Sec'y. jy9tf
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DAVID w, GILMORE.

We are authorized TO announce the name of
David w. Gilmore candidate for the office
"f County Clerk, subject to the decision of the
wing County Convention. jyl6 ct
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LARGE MAIL.--The steamer Golden G0t
brought $4,000 letters OH her last trip up the
coast
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DIR. HENRY lSATES.

w are authorised to announce the name Of
DR.. Henry Bales as a candidate for Assembly,
subject to the decision of the Wing County
Convention iy93 II
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SHASTA WHOLESALE PRICES
CURRENT.

SHASTA, July 23d. $50.
The business during the past week has been
brisk; large quantity of goods have been sold
at very low prices. The stock on hand is still
large and we'll selected, and our merchants
giving every encouragement to packers and
others to purchase their goods at this place.
Flonr. 1lial4 Shovels per doz 34n3s
Corn Meal, kiln NIolasses, 10000 90
dried, l07lI Chill Peaches, none.
Barley. 6a00 Dried Apples, 1920
Beans. new crop, lids Coffee, kIo, Java, 20no5
Rice, China. No |, llal2i Teas Imp & & Z 6On75
Potatoes $40 Sugars, Manila Halls
Clear Pork, 2SG30 No. China I5aI6
lains, 9Sa32 " pd, crusI',i, 1870
Bacon, 29a30 Candles, admit 3504O
Butter, irkin, 45a0J Salt, l2Ial4
Cheese. 2So32 Mackcrel ,hf bis, S2Oaaa
Lard, 25a28 Brandy, $2u4I
Tobacco Grape -o50 Nhiskey O.. l5Og2 %
Nails, 14al5 Port Wine, 81 25o2. 80
Picks, per doz.. 2Io26 Gin. Holland a,25aa5O
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THE GoAT TRADE-The Los Angeles Star
says, that vessel now plies regularly between
Catalina and San Pedro, engaged in bringing
goats from the island, which are re-shippsd to
San Francisco. There are said to be % 900 on
thesisland. all descended from single pair left
there by some early English navigator. y
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SSow.-Our town is now amply supplied
with snow packed iii from Bald Mountain, some
Is OF 90 miles distant We fear that after
few more weeks we will be deprived of this
great luxury. when, the probability is. our suf-
ferngs will become " tolerable and not to be
endured" We take pleasure in returning our
thanks to Messrs. ID. D. Harrill and Beebe &
Co., for the very. great consideration display
ed by them in keeping our water bucket well
supplied with this most refreshing article
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,rns., Rogers * 90.

Cram, Rogers - 10.
We are Indebted to this Express for copy Of
the Hosnfais Herald OF Tue 10th.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. MW
Knight SOW PIGS. FOR FURTHER PAR
- ticnlars. enquire of j. 3, Hill, at Au.iy's
Butcher shop. iya3 u
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ELECTION NOTICES.
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AT
IL general election 10 be holden throughout
the State OF California, on the first "Wednesday
of September, A. d. 1853 the following officers
are 10 be elected. viz:
GOVERNOR,
Lieutenant Governor. One Supreme Judge.
State Comptroller, State Treasurer,
Attorney General, .Surveyor General,
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
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OFFICIAL PAPER

OFFICIAL PAPER
dor the Counties of Shasta, Trinity, Siski.
you, klamath. and II umbOldt.
~ Al Legal Advertisements must be paid for
an ddCahce.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-15
AN ACT for the preservation Of game.


Tie People ofthe State Of Wisconsin, represented
IN SeHcte and Assembly, do enact as fo}oic.
Section l. No person or persons shall kill,
destroy or take, or pursue with intent to kill de-
stroy or take, by any Device contrivance or means
whatsoever, any woodeoek, between the first day
OF March and the first Tuesday of July or any
grouse, prairie hen or chicken between the first
day Of January ana the twelfth day of August, or
any partridge between the first day Of February
and the first Tuesday in September, or any quail
between the first day of February and the first
tuesday IN October, in each and every year.
See. q. Every person or persons, who shall
expose for sale any woodcoek, grouse prairie hen
or chicken, partridge or quail or shall have either
or any of said birds in HIS her their possession
custody, which shall have been taken during the
time when the killing or taking of the same is pro
hlblted by this act shall be deemed guilty of kill
ing the same, within the meaning of the first Sec
ton OF this act, and be liable to the penalty or
| penalties hereinafter provided. e.y s .t
| Sec 3. Every person offending against the
| provisions Of this act, or either of them shall be
| subject TO q penalty Of five dollars and costs of
| suit, for each and every grouse, prairie hen or
| chicken, and two dollars for each and every
woodcock or quail, whereof he, she or they shall
be convicted of having taken, killed or destroyed,
or pursued with intent TO take kill or destroy, or
have had in possession within the meaning of this
| act, which penalty, or penalties may be sued for
| and recovered in the name of the State of Wis
Coisl, Dcioie any justice oi lle peace OF the cou!l-
~ in which the offence shall have been committed,
which suit shall be commenced and carried on, in
the same manner as prosecutions for other INSIDE
meanors are. The provisions of this act shall not
be construed to include any Indians located with
in the limits Of this State.
! Sec. 4. An act TO prevent the killing of game
therein mentioned, in certain seasons of the year,
approved March Is, 1851, and all other acts CON
trayenng the provisions of this act, hereby re-
! peaied
Approved March IA, 1858. III
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-15

all previous to the words g and the parents and
guardians and inserting in place thereof any
the words 6 such library" and inserting in place
thereof, the school district library Of said district
so rhat said section shall read Any resident of
school district, and the parents and guardians Of
all the children therein, between the ages of four
and twenty years shall be permitted TO Use books
ont charge, being responsible TO the district for
the safe return thereof, and for any injury done
thereto, according 10 such rules and regulations
as may be established by the State Superinten-
dent. r sa w4s5ss .f y. "a -
Sec. p This act shall be printed Immediately
after the passage thereof, and when so printed
shall be in full force.
Approved March 10, 1853. 8asa
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-15
LAWS OF WISCONSIN.

AN ACT to authorize the County Bcard Of Supervisors o;
Tpsa ssverI counties Of this State establish the town
sYsul for he support ofihs poor ID said Counties
The People oftEe State Of Wisconsin,, represent
ID IL. Senate ard Assembly,, do enact as foioas:
SECTION 1. The county board of supervisors
of any county wherein the Distinction between
county poor and town poor has been abolished, or
hereafter may be abolished, nay at their annual
meeting OF special meeting called FOR that purpose
BY an order in writing TO be signed by them, or a
majority Of them, and filed with and recorded by
their clerk. adopt the town system of supporting
the poor in such county. And thereafter the poor
of such county shall be supported in the same man
ner as If such distinction between county and town
had never been abolished.
lfa~,b
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-15
AN ACT to amend chapter 10 of,ho Revised Statutes.

The People ot'Me State Of Wisconsin represent
ed in Senate and assembly, do enact as tol!o,cs
Section /. No suit shall hereafter be maintain
ed by any person againsta county upon any claim
or demand other than q county order, until such
person shah first have presented his claim to the
board of supervisors of such county for allowance.
Sec. ?. The determination of the board OF
supervisors Of any county disaIlowng in whole or
in part any claim of any person, shall be final and
conclusive, and perpetual bar 10 any suit in any
court, founded on such claim, unless an appeal
shall be taken from the decision and determination
of such board of supervisors, or unless such board
of supervisors shall consent and agree to the in
stitution and maintenance of such suit by such
claimant, against such county: Provided howev-
er, That when the board of supervisors shall re-
fuse or neglect to act upon any claim, duly pre-
sented to them, this act shall not be SO construed
~ 20 prevent the institution and maintenance OF
suit by such claimant.
Approved Feb g. 1858.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-15

IA young Chippewa Indian recently saw and.
shot, ia the neighhorhood of Stevens Point, WIS,
young bear. Before he had scalped his prize he
found himself in the embrace of old Bruin herself
His gun was empty, his tomahawk fast in the bears
hug under his blanket-his only resource was in
his knife. The struggle was fearful He conoue.
red at last, though with the loss of his flesh OFF of
one breast and side, and rib broken and nearly
snndered from his body. He will probably survive.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-15
Approved March 80, 1853.
AN ACT prescribing certain duties OF Clerks of circh
Courts, and for o.her purposes.

AN ACT prescribing certain duties OF Clerks of Circuit
Courts, and for ohor purposes.
The Peopleofthe State of Wisconsin, represent
Section. l. 1t shall be the duty of the clerk of
the Circuit court to kee an accurate list in book
to be by him provided for that purpose, Of al Ger
tifcates by him issued to witnesses and Jurors,
stating in such record the number of each certif-
cate, the date and amount thereof, and to whom
issued, and to furnish at each annual session of
the county board of Supervisors, a certified tran
script of SUCH record, daring the year preceding
such session, which transcript shall DO entered in
fall upon the records of said board
Approved March /, 1859.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-15
METCALF, MERRILL s. co.

~oDLD call the attention of the citizens OF Ke,osh,
w and country 10 their large and complete a,
o. Goods which they are Offering az verv fo miss ~
o'' a' fF'a"e' "eNtll EEL as cls1p =, ne essegfsf
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-15
Approved Feb. %, 1858.

An ACT 10 suthorize Town Clerks TO certify 10 The State
superintendent the amount Of money assessed sup
poHbf schVo and 10 provide for eSying certain
4..F
The People ot'tle State Of Wisconsin,, represent
&C in Senate and Assembly, DO enact as t0iiowS
Section L. Those Towns that have not asses.
sed by direction of the board of county supervisors
an amount equal to one-half Of the amount rccei-
ed from the school fund.- shall and are hereby
authorized 10 certify through tho clerk of sail
towns, to the state superintendent such addition
al amounts" as have been assessed for the support
OF schools.
Sec. ,. Those towns that have notasscssed by
order Of the board of county supervisors, and in
addition thereto, a sum of money equal to one
half the amount received from the school fund.
are hereby authorized to supply such deficiency,
by an immediate assessment upon the taxable
property of said towns, such sum as shall be ne
cessary the same 10 be estimated and directed
by the board ofSuperyisors of the pective towns
20 be levied and collected in the same manner as
other taxes, and certified by the town clerk 10 tho
State Superintendent, previous to the 18th day Of
April, 1858.
Sec. 3. The State Superintendent is hereby
authorized 10 appertion the different towns that
comply with the acquisitions of this act. such
sums Of money as they may be thereby entitled TO-
Approved March Il, 1858.
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AUCTIONEER.

NM Ii. SCOTT, LACE NsED AUcrtosREa G,ytbe I'm
snaC3nny Of kenoshais ready 10 attend u d
10ods or Property thaimay be entrusted 90 h
cdfB9. a'1 F'So F- NP-e''se'o1"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-15

VIE undersigned takes this opportunity his
od friends and customers and the public generally
h ~ ne mas resumed business at the OLD STAND OF
MARSHALL & PHELPS, where may be found q general
assortment Of #
Stores and Store Pipe, Plain and .yqpanned
Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware
Among his Stoves are the following approved patterns
BELLE OF THE STATES, QUEEN OF TuF ppa,1,rp
--ss KEYSTONE, =; = CARpFNri r. I.s
Regulating Paror Stoves Alright and Plate
Stoves, and Premium Cooking Stoves - '0
ashe nendsto adopt he ready pay SYSTEM as far rs pos
sp ne proposes 70 sell very Low ron CAsH believing
qck sales and small profits are better than slow saes
ones lie hopes by fair dealing and attention 60
business 10 merit share of: be public patronage
49,. -. e..,. -r r. A. MARSHALL. a.
4
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-04-15

large assortment embracing the various kinds used in
academies and Schools always hand, and will be sold
al the lowest prices r FL '.s@ 81 f.ts..- ..a.
9G@G1Ono~ye
complete assortment constantly hand, and ready fu
exhibitions prices That will prove satisfactory purcha
sers. = ss 100 .......
Paper, Pencils, States, Portfolios, Fancy ard Common
lnkstands' Crayons, Mathematical instruments. q
variety OF Sizes patterns, and qualities of Buff White
Ter, Document Note. and Card Envelopes, &c.,&c.
FgsH Blank Books.
complete assortment of Blank Account Books ruled
10 aHhe various patterns in uses and fun and hall bound
in the and durable stye In Russia
CalfUr sheep, manufactured the best paper either medi-
nm. DENY cap full assortment or Ledger, Journals
Day Books Invoice, Letter, Sales, Cash, rder Receipt
Record Books. Aso-a greui variety OF Miniature Mem
orandum Tlmc.and Pass Books which the attention OF
purchasers reparcuariy invited Feeling than
this departmentmy stock not to be surpassed either
quality price Town School, Private Lbraric> sup
piled the most liberal terms The Public generally
respectfully invited to call and examine my stock will al
ways ready DISCRIMINATION. a .'' p W 4.'
aasa . I- SIMEON KING.
kenOsha December 1851.
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GRAVEL FOUNDRY
IN FULL BLAST.

A. LEONARD & co. 6J
ET AvE purchased the above Establishment and fitted
- itupin to be able do work IN their
line Reasonable can be done this side Of Lake Aich
gan tF
Connected with the Foundry alsrse and spacious Ma
chine Shop With Lahes and locls sufficient or tho fitting
up of all kinds Of a5s.l ~ -
ALL Gearing, Threshing Machines and Horse
Poleers.
we have alage assortment Of Patterns Of the different
Threshng Machines in in this part country.
which viii keep Castings constantly hand. Partic
lar attention given TO repairing Also, hand TIMBLE
SKEINS of various Sizes rom light Buggy uplo aheavy
Lumber Wagon.
CALDRoN KETTLES. CHAIN PuMP CAsTIsGs, CoRs SHEL.
LsRs. 3rRAw CuTTERs, BLAcksMrTEs' TIE EYRHs and
SLEIoH SHogs, together with large assortment CAST
ISGs'. usually Kept in Furnace
az Cash paid for Old Iron.
ANDREW LEONARD, JAMES TIERxaY, Jos. MURPHY
Kenosha, August, $50. saaa osraasta f -