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To 4 Mead Fo'ry5i, Ssa oTsaas a9Ills Ia. ''
JEW DAyDs OR nEgREW PLASTER IN NoETI

JEW DANlDS Or lEBkEN PLASTER IN NOr.Il
CAROLINA.
RfFsFs SgovrI ME,D:-l have been troubled with %
cIrouic rheaaiia for e last twelve years On The lst
rr.y IT. a. was s0 bud tst eould noe rn mysei IN be
anl tie pain that id Loi sleft fn ier slS ga
A. nr Pbysican prescribed tias ~Hebrs
P,assr' and 70 acted iiSe charm, tht pam leit iie ana
lept more than haf Of jhe night and iH three day
able 10 ride cut consider The iieDIe" tias'cr 'e Oe
ie'.'''1 '' 80 s'''' ~ c. ". Me3iINN. /
Jyon,,erS5avile. y. c.. aug. re-, 1850.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.
IsO
'Orner Of sixth and Nam Street.

LOUISVILLE. Ky.
THE undersigned would respectfully inform his friends
and the travelling public in general that he has leased
the above named Hotel for term OF years Having gone
great expense in reDg and retmnisbng the sauie SO
that it is second TO hotel in the West Hoping by
strict attention to business TO merit liberal share o the
public favor. J. MOSHER,
Formerly of the Nashville Inn
Iori-x;Ta I,Iv g dlyn
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Dr. BLEDsoE-SOme time has elapsed since gave a cen
fcae that my wife had been greatly benefited by your
Alternative Compound. now take pleasure in saving
the public that my wife had for three four years been
subecto the worst kind of spells of cramp in the stomach
from dyspepsia. had tried of several whom thought to be
the best physicians in the place and great many den
medicines with momentary relief Being persuaded try
that it has entirely cured her. and would conscientiousv
recommend it to all persons suffering from diseases of the
liver and dyspepsia. n. B. ROBERTSON
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AGRIcuLTURAL ELANUFACTURING CoKPANY.

E555E7SA THIS establishment isnow prepared
&SASfT1 to nanuacture all kinds Of Wagons,
Carts and PlOws Of every description,
and any other farming implements used I'M stsSz5==7
this country. S5sessS>-ry
The prices for such things viii not be tlsu iaid
for them brought from other places We are ready
ceEe orders for Wheel Burrows and Carts AMI other gie-
sils for making roads.
The Manufacturing of Wagons is under the SupP11tel
dence Of Wilson Mullen, who:e werk wei kBaI here
WereSpecslly solicit orders from the Planters and Mgeh
ants in the surrounding counties for work
One or two guod Wagon Makers wanted Immediately.
Good prices will be paid Tor first rate rorkTnen.
GEO. G. ALLEN.
iune15 Lower Market Street
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nR. ROBERT VI. PORTER has removed ms
residence and Office to No IS Cedar street. nearly oP-
osits the Catholic Church july 30-lm.
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WALNUT JOCKEY CLUB ASSOCIATION
RACES

El,I &sEsA&1o~
TIME FALL MEETING over this Course will commence
on Monday, the Sd day of October 1888, and continue
throughout the week, viz
Frfsr MONDAY SweepStake for Two year oidS-
The dash OF mile. 800 entr, $50 forfeit Closed WIN
four entries r.,
Gen W. w woodfolk ent b. by Sovereign, out of the
dam of ofCompromise, by Stakeholder.
Gen. W G. Harding ent. ch. by Shamrock dam Oam-
ma by Pacific.
Jo Averson enters b. e by Sovereign, dam Clara
Howard by imp Barefoot
Also ent brc by Sovereign dam Jane Mitchell by imp
leyathan .
STooxD -TuEsDAY-Sweepstakes for three year cdS,
mile heats 5O entrance $50 forfeit Closed with three
entries.
Jo Aversion enters Bale Peyon's ch by Wagner dam
Cbra by Eclipse. ~
Gen W Harding enters b. by Epsilon, dam Beta, by
Imp. Leviahan.
Also ch + by Ambassador, dam Kate King by Imp
Priam. -o-,
THIRD -WEDxTsDlY.-AssociatiOnP Purse $3.50
two mile heats
FOURTH Day -THuRsDAT.-AssOciation Purse $3.50
mile heats.
FIFTH DAY-FRmlY-Sweepstake for three wear olds,
mile heats $500 entrance, $50 forfeit Closed win
Gen W Harding enters b. c. by Epsilon dam Nanny
kilum, Imp.
G b Williams enters ch f. by Wagner, dam Eudora, by
Pnam. -f.
10 Averson enters B. C Frank Pierce BY Sovereign das
bv Imp Leviathau. ..a.
Bugg enters CHI Lady Greene, by Belshzzar, dam by
Sir Richard
Wiley TAYLOR enters ch. C Wellington, by Wagner, dam
by Stakeholder.
SIxrH Y-SAruRDAY.-A Associatiou Purse SiO0
four mile heats = L. GLASCOCk,
Secretary.
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GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES the
VI season is advancing will offer my stock Of summer
Goods Of every description such reduced prices viii
be satisfactory TO all have large and beautiful variety
of ladies' dress Goods Mantias, &c. &C. TO which would
solicit the attention Of my friends and the public
JAMES NlCHOL4
;uly % No. Is, corner Square and Market ST
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THE HAZARD pow.
DER COMPANY,

OF Hazardville, Connecticut.
A. G. HAZARD, PREs'T. A. Z. DOUGLASS, sECY.
CONTINUE TO furnish Gun Powder of all their we'll
I known brands, kentucky Rife, 1nericda Sporting
yna1, Rife in kegs half and quarter kegs and canniStes
of one pound each AIso full assortment Of Powder for
BLASTING AND MINING
purposes The reputation of their Gun Powder Is too well
known to require comment All orders promptly filled at
my PoWier Depot, Northeast corner Of the Square.
S H. LOOMS, Agt for the H. P. Co,
aug2-tf Nashville Tenn.
WALL PAPERS.-JuSt re- :NP1PFS-
w ceived, 5000 bolts of those rSI n,..sfz@-
beautiful French Papers, for Parlors 49,
Halls &c. together with splendid (SGAEG sAlszsSss
assortment of Gold and Velvet Borders Fire Screens Win
dow Curtains, &c.
On hand large assortment of ungIazed Papers from
10 to % cts per bolt. -
KLAGES 4 G0RBEY,
No. 90, College street. next door to the Sewanee House
julvl4
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Dl Vrue OF deed 4 ullie hv James B. and Sarah
V Williams to n AMI registered in the Registers of
of Davidson county, in Book No. I6 pages 40 and 80
yil GU SATURDAY. the l7th dav Of September 1858, be-
aeeH the hours uf O'Clock \. NJ and O'Clock p NJ at
Vie C,urthuus in Nashville, sell the highest bidder
N2a acres land in civil district No. being part OF the
Hrseoe Bend Of Stones river Tor the purposes mention
ed in said deed For particular description of the
same reference hereby made 10 said deed Terms made
knawH day of sale. W. Il. HAGANS,
aug2g-ltd&3tw 81 -..- .... Trustee
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DRUGS. &C.
DIR BLEpsors ALrFg TIVE cowpouyn

The Re7aeay0ge al Reaeiiss fer the Diseasf he k4r,
Dyspsid EqlIFgepent and L9ianatios or The Solss,,
He,I,tSarns. Co@c Fahrence Plts CDlstsry1tio, al,
diseases Of the Botce oad such diseases ds aie from
dvr.lerd state Of tie Stoperek Liosr er Boste9s as
Scsofatr and Sores Of dHy Find For Geeetal De5litg
from Caieh Lades frequently suffer, there is not us
eqpal IN tie aei0le jfatsrla Nalicd. rl s--t qsu
TINE inventor Of this preparation for three years
completely prostrated from Dyspepsia and inactivity Of
the Liver that he frequently for weeks at time unable
at home Europe but in vn his pronounced
hopeless by thousands and it by accident that he
ceeded IN curing himself Since he has been praccng med
cine his success in such has been unrivaled lie
has been Of the ncredntv of the public and
quenty said nothing through the press of bis
until the character OF the medicine fully established
by its success shown the certificates which have
advertised.
suton the certifcs e of Prof ~ GABBERr of Memphis
Tenns with whom often advised during the time Of my
suffering.
@ MEMPHIS Tenn. Apri1T, 1859.
hereby certify that have been acquainted with DT.J
n Bledsoe and some years ago he reduced Gel
lower than have any that afterwards
ed with what supposed be Dyspepsia and Liver aecion
and after trying the prescriptions OF many Physicians in this
well rs other countries without relief he finally succeeded
with preparation of his in being restored to good
health. NJ GABBERT NJ ID.
Physicians are requested to try this preparation We
feel satisfied it viii sustain the character give ot in this
publication Eia-.-.'-
HUSTsvLLE, January IL 1852.
Dr. BLEDsoEI take the liberty and fell il lie my duty
to recommend to all persons suffering from disease Of the
stomach and bowels your Alternative COMPOUND very
sepeor medicine My aged Is years had been under
medical treatment about five for dyspepsia aud diar
rhea when having almost despaed of his recovery cor
cluded to Try your Alternative two bottles of which, believe
entirely cured HIM. MICAJAH CAYCE.
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PICKETT, MACNURDO & CO.,
RANKETsS and Com MMISSION MEFSCEIA IAETS.

BAN LIsS ana OUlI VI t-SIUN N EIlN II N >,
Ne " ORLEANS.
VXTM S. PICKETT late of the firm ofPICKETT. PI,R-
w KINS i co. and J. II. MACMURDO, Banker htv-
ing associated themselves in business, viii conduct
Banking and General Commission Business,
in this CITY, under firm Of PICRETT MsCNURDO * Co.
Particular Intention paid the sale Cotton and TO the
shipment of Supplies and Merchandise generally.
iiulv2o-fm.
GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH
VIZ A. 4 J. g. McCI.ELLAND having on hand an
w usually large and rich stock Of Goods, will oHer
great inducements cash puneua buyers. Strangers
visiting The CITY, viii money BY looking at stock
before making their purchases elsewhere.
june23 No 90, Public Square.
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IRA A. STOUT,

IRA A STOUT,
COACH FACTURER
No CLARK STREET, NASHVILLE, Tenn I...
Nertdoor to H. 5 fre4el's Grocery Wgrehoase, and op
4 Ii knoso carriages for sale, with harness oSa-z 3
"A to suit All work sold by me is made at 49,
the Clark Street Manufacory and warranted and will be
sold on as good Terms for Cash good notes. any work
made North or East
Repairing done with prompness and dispatch, and all
persons leaving work TO repair may rely getting when
promised. All orders promptly attended TO. mar15.
CARD
HAVE this day associated wi:h the SaddIing Blu.
L siness nv son. A C. MARCH. The business in future
will be conducted in the of J. ID. March d Son. All
persons indebted to me- by note account viii please
up and make payment. J. ID. MARCH.
~ Thankful for the liberal share of patronage hereto
tore, continuance OF the same is respectfully solicited
ian2 J. ID. MARCH q SON.
I AND WARRANTS.-We are buying aud paving
l. the very highest prices for Ian D WARRANTS. Per
sons at distance having warrants to sell by sending to
BY mail otherwise depend getting the highest
prices which they selling the time in Nashville and
july2l DYER PEARL& co.
BEN. III. NOEL & co. T
GRoCERS AND COMMISSION. RECEIVING AND
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
And Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
COLLEG STREET.
RF. BELL.
Wholesale and Retail Grocer, Dealer in Foreign and
Domestic Liquors, Receiving, Forwarding and
Commission Merchant
Opposite Sewanee House, College st, No g.
ieb2 ..."...-
HERMAN y. SARONI,
Professor Of Vocal Music, Instrumental Music and
Composition. .
TERMs-One Dollar Lesson payable quarterly Letters
addressed above, will meet with prompt attention.
feb 2-lv.
r. C cARUTH TERRY. J. c.
CARUTH, TERRY & DEW.
DEALERS IN HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
l54 A4rte Stand 25 Merchant st., PR1aaetPfn
- -fapnlj.-IY
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NOR SALE OR RENT.-A new Frame House Just
II completed with rooms, well FllSlered and pa
lered Situated Church street, IN Hines addition Z"
Nashville. The said house about four hndrei yard
from the Female Academy, and will be sold on reasonable
terms
auglS w " kubihLHVN' NJ leah'te -
TIAVANA CICsARS.--Ne have TINS day received
40 nn0 superior Regala londre and Prensad0S CguS,
fowhich we invite tbe attention of smokers
i,iv "a n r. & JlNON.
DOY'S CLVrHING DEPOT!-The subscribers
have the most extensive and varied assortment IL
Clothing for Boys from tol6 offered for sale m The
Union Orders for Gentlemen Clothing hed at The short
est notice. -,
Persons purchasing Clothing at tins establishment nave
f. A H0YT 4 BRO.
s. W corner ofCbestbut and lost Philadelphia
April 6, ls5s--ly
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LANIER & BROTHER,

Commission and F0rvarding lErcharts
And Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Liquors.
sept4 Market street. Nashville.
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Physicians are requested to try this preparation. We
feel satisfied 1t viii sustain the character give tot in this
publication. Flr-,-l
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AS Just received and opened large and well assorted
stock Fancy Dinner, Tea Desert and Tee-l.tete
Sets Fancy Toilet Bottles Decanters Puff Boxes Gobles
Pitchers Vases Coffee Cups, Jewelry Boxes Candiescks
Card Baskets Ink Stands Mugs Paper Weights Toy Ses
Shyered BOwles, Goblets, and Salt Stands with great
variety of other fancy articles together with gilt and white
China, Stone yellow and common Gasswares. All of
which offered at wholesale retail on as reasonable
terms any house in the Now is the time 10 buy
wares cheap, they advancing, and shall ad-
vance the prices. Taug2I-2ml j. C. DARDEN
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-17

HARD QUESTIONS TO ANSWER" Madeline
is in the habit of propounding some very diff
cult questions, in her private notes to this edi-
torial department, and which occasionally bring
us right down on our pasture joints" The
following is specmen:-
What are you doing with your press, talents
and impudence?"
Native modesty, whose presence is indicated
by roseate blush now spreading itself all over
our countenEnce, precludes reply, of course.
Again:
Which of you is it that seems so disposed to
be down on the womenl"
Well Mad, if you will allow us, we will use a
little of the "impudence" that you accord us in
the first enquiry, and modestly remark in the
most delicate manner possible, that we both are
slightly inclined that way. Ahem.
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-17
Later fre.n China.

By the arrival of the clipper ship Tartar, we
have Chinese advices up to the 4th Of November
thirty days from Shanghae.
The successes of the Insurgents still continue
uninterrupted. The seaport of Shanghae fell
| into their hands early in September, after few
days contest and in turn, was besiesed by the
Imperialists about the middle of October, with
but slight probability ofa re-capture, however.
The Insurgents were also rapidly advancing
upon Pekin, and its capture was regarded as a
matter of certainty. M f
Lew lie Chun, the leading General in the army
Of the rebel chief, T'hae-ping- wang, has ad-
dressed a very sensible letter to the Con suls Of
Great Britain, France, Portugal, Prussia and
Hamburg, in which he bitterly complains, and
with justice too, of the course pursued by the
American Minister and Consul, Marshall and
Cunningham. T'hae-ping-wang desires that
foreign nations furnish assistance to neither
party" and it was generally considered that he
representatives of the various foreign govern
ments had acquiesced in the course thus indi-
Gated. 1t seems however, that our representa-
tives, the last Of all others to pursue contrary
policy, have been the very first to violate this
understanding, and give aid and comfort to
the superanuated and imbecile dynasty of the
Tartar Heen-fung. 1t is indeed most strange,
that Mr.. Marshall should so misunderstood the
wishes of the American people, as thus to aid a
tyrannical ruler in preventing his people from
reganing their natural liberties, and establishing
just and liberal government. The ultimate tr-
umph OF the insurgents over the prostrated Tar
tar dynasty is almost certain, in which event the
American Government. unless her representa-
tives pursue a course diametrically opposite
to that taken by Marshall can scarce hope to be
placed upon an equal footing, commercially,
with the nations who may have remained neu-
tral. In this view, then, it is matter Of nation
al congratulation, that Marshall has been super
ceded by Mr. McLane, gentleman who we
venture to say, will act in this matter more in
accordance with the spirit of our people, and
the true policy of the American Government.
General Lew l. Chun says. in his letter to the
Consuls that tho progress of his master, the in
surgent chief T'hae-ping-wang, has been like
that of splitting bamboo that i" his fame has
extended over the four seats''-that the walls
and moats of the golden city (Nanking) are in
his hands"-that he has 'nine-tenths OF the ter
rtory of the Emperor Heen-fung," and that, in
short, ''the Tartar dynasty is nearly destroyed" :"
We have no doubt that we could get rid of "a
very large edition of this weeks Courier if the
two or three thousand Cinnamon in this county
could only read English.
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-17
Interesting Narrative.

Acorrespondent furnishes with the follow
ing interesting narrative of the perilous adven-
turos and " hair breadth scapes" Of m amateur
traveller while making the trip between this
place and Weaverville, and whose mysterious
disappearance we spoke of at the time -
He started from Shasta on q mule and lost
himse If four miles from town. He atierwards
found the trail, but uniorlu- ately in doing so,
lost the mule. He then fell in with a ack train
and safely pursued his journey for lew hours,
when traveller brought up his missing quad
ruped in company with and on the back of
whom he then sieadil, logged on to the Upper
Mountain House. After supper he became con-
vinced from the actions and conve rsation of the
packers, that he was among band of robbers,
and accordingly stole out of the house and took
to the mountains where he remained in the
rain five days and nights without food. He says
that during this time he three men oh his
track. but by strategy and cunning. succeeded
in eludng them. He finally got To The Bridge,
then took up Rush Greek to Woodruti's Ranch,
thence made the Yreka trail and Stewards
Ranch, from whence he was safely piloted into
Weavervlle, where he now veaeiatts green
Jonathan from the State of New Hani shire. =
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-17

Tricks OF A GRIzzLY.-For several nights
last week, large grizzly made himself particu-
larly officious in breaking into cabins on French
Gulch during the absence of the proprietors.
and beside eating everything eatable, and
throwing everything else into state of the most
admirable disorder, played sundry other tricks,
possibly Of character very amusing to bear
though particularly distastetu to miner Poor
Bruin paid very dearly for his disposition to go
on g arks" of this character, as party of gen.
tlemen, with whom was our friend Fehey of the
Washington Quartz Company, welcomed his ap-
proach OIL a subsequent night with several very
large balls OF lead. The following day they
pursued him into the mountains, where, after a
hard fgh. his flesh was made food for miners.
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-17
Caurs ~f se~.s>...

The Court of Sessions-Jndge G. W. McAiur-
try presiding, assisted by Justices B. F. Harvey
and j. T. Landrum-adjourned on Thursday
evening last, after session OF nine days. They
disposed Of great deal Of business John w.
Foster, for assault and battery, was find $780,
Charles Wilson, for disorderly and boisterous
conduct, was fined SEQ and costs. Licenses for
TWO toll bridges and two ferries were granted
committee to attend to the building of the
Court House and Jail was appointed; also g
committee to investigate the financial condition
of the County. composed of DR.. B. Shurtleff,
Slas Thompson and MIR. Hills. The report of
this committee will be looked for with interest
by the entire community.
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-17

A MOUNTAIN TuRSiP.-Alr. S. Paichman tells
MS Of turnip raised this season upon the Bush
Creek Ranch, in Trinity County, measuring thir-
teen inches in diameter and weighing upwards
of sixteen pounds. Pretty fair fnrthe mountains
by Mrs Motfatt. in SCOTS Valley, that weighed
upwards OF twenty pounds, aud another still
larger. raised by MIR. White, in the same Valley
We observe the Tenth Ltgion, Virginia paper
glorifying over specimen of this vegetable
weighing four or five pounds Remarkable
for Virginia. but indifferent for California
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-17
WATER CUgsE HOSPITAL.
High Street, iirnf KuiIding East of the
Printing Office.

HVHAT THE WATER CURE SYSTEM Is
Il an improvement upon the old practice of
attempting TO remove diseases from the system
by filling the stomach with poisonous con.-
pounds is abundanry hitesied by the thousand.
who have been etfectnally relieved by its appii-
cation. Hundreds W ho for years have been ai-
fiicted with chronic diseases and ails resulting
from the inordInate consumption of telecreo,s
drugs, and who have been Abandoned by their
physicians as beyond the reach OF medical aid.
have sought and found rolief in this simple
though energetic remedy. IL is especially effi-
caclons III venereal diseases, frequently relno-
wing all effects thereof i'll ver, lew days. Al,o
IN all kinds OF Fevers, and Injurious effects re-
sulting from the introduction OF poisonous drues
INTO the system. Indeed It's influence. when
properly used, though comparati, ely mild md
perfectly harmless upon The system is more en-
ergetc and speedy i'll the removal of oiseas.s a
than my other remedy now known, and has
newer tailed 10 remove huritul aud poisonous
medicines from the system Of the lati,.uf
The undersigned is there fore confident
that he eau be uf great and Invaluable. benefit
to all afflicted persons who NAV be pleased 10
make of his assistance. And 10 prove. that
his confidence is we'll founded he would re-.
spec,uliy refer persons TO those patients already
successfully treated by him, since his r, sisleuce
in Shasta. II. q. OkERSTROM
IFofer-e~rr Physacma.
lfassty-coD, Doctor
ALant D.c L. 1873
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-17

The FALL FIGHrs.-The fall fights have COM
menced as favorably in our midst as in any other
locality in the State. The opening rencounter
occurred at the Trinity House on Thursday
night, between two of the g'hals one from
Germany, the other, dark eyed senorita from
the land of the sun. They pitched into each
other like the falling of forty thousand brick,
and much scratching and screechng ensued.
They fought full twenty-five minutes, when the
Dutch combatant caved. Two lawsuits grew
out OF the affair. On last night the Cinnamon of
Hongkong continued the sport, by raising one
of those peculiarly internal rows that Cinnamon
alone can create, in which some blood was split
and enough noise made to set two hundred ne
groes stark. staring mad. Look out for sport
There is evidently good time coming. The
fact is, the weather is ghttul just now that
we feel a very strong inclination ourselves to
lam" something.
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-17

FRESH CoRN MEiL.-Our friend Judge Nc
Corkle has placed us under thousand and one
obligations for fifty pound sack of fresh corn
meal, manufactured at Chico Mills, in Butte
County. out of California corn We have tried
1t thoroughly. and have no hesitation in saying
that 1t is exceedingly palatable, especially when
accompanied with fresh sweet butter. In accor-
dance with very sly suggestion of the Judge
who Is remarkable as a gentleman of more than
ordinary gallantry-we have enabled some of
our mutual lady friends to test the quality of the
specimen sent us. They say it is. like the gener-
Gus donor, a very superb article.
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-17
Agents for the Courier.

The following gentlemen our regularly
authorized agents, empowered to collect Sub
scriptions, Advertisements and Job Work. and
receipt Tor the same -
SAS FRAxcIsco AGEScY-ar. L. P. Fisher.
He may be found at his desk in the Merchant s
Exchange Sacramento street.
UsareyriAe. -CnAM, ReGERs & Co., and
RHopEs &, LUsK.
one Horse Iopn.-SMlrH g. ToLLMAN, Ex-
pre>smen.
Freach Guich.-THoMPsoS & ZINs and KNAP-
PER & SCHULTZ.
=. Yreka-CKAM, RoGERs & Co., and RHODES g.
LU>K.
~ AoENTs wanted in every portion of the
mines