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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-25

$4,000 Worth
OF Real and Personal Estate for the People.
MAGNIFICENT ENrgHrRlsE. LIBERAL, Ea,IrABLE
AND CERTAIN.
NYhitehuFlTs DnRuerreoIyPe EnIerpFlselII


uaoMToENr ENrEHrRisE, LIBERAL, Ea,IrABLE
AND CERTAIN.
Whitehurtt's DnRucrreoiyPe EnIerPriselH
a. wHlTEHURST has decided 10 Trustees In trust
Tor Tue benefit Of the shaIeOldeisih Tie above Gu
terlle oOlwplh o. leal els0nal I.seI W oS
possible date aor tie sale Of the shares Tie ooTilh-
Gates a,e each which entities The holder 10 an S9H'S1
real aud etsOra property asO, to one OF WhehuTsps
81 MOid's Fen Pienum DasgeILeoy o. sei, 81 'snH
'n'' u MS ,rnUs TEES.
q. q. Kirk and VIM r. Riley, Washington, d. G
GALLERIES
BALTIMORE, 2J5 Market street
WARRINGTON y. z. Pennsylvania Avenue.
RICH .OND, Va. n Main street.
WllMlNG on, y. G., Fayetteville street
NORFOLK. Va, Main do
PErERSBDRG. Va, SyeHTOle do
Also, arrangements have bssu made with the following
a. d PAaaTRiDuk, M. Ss Mvhroesl. Wheeling, Va.
J. GuRNhY's GAtLERr, No, 9ig hroadwaN NJ X
Phlladsphla Poi 100 Chestnut sti Pada 400 Chestnut
sLi Springfield. Mass, Main streeti weslheIu'
one superior Pain near Norfolk. Va Valued 81 900
one splendid thee story brick House and Lot
Georgetown, D. e., on % street, second door ooo
from RredeTiekst 200
One House aud iotiu Georgetown, D. c., Ontho .,o
corferOf second aud n edeyoksis. 400
One elegant House aud LOtin Washington Dc soo
On elegant House aud Lotin washington. D. O., .oo
one no se and Lot in Portsmouth Va, Court ca
Two i6iS !" GeStsoi0SS D. C. on Second street oo
oSs Iol la Washington, D. c onseventhst. 500
Five Pianos, $3.50 each ~
Pifly splendid Gold Lever Wstohesh 900 90 0l0
Twenty six massive Silver PitoheIsat % ~ ~ ~
Pcuilesa Diamond Rings at 1000 9Si
Nineteen heavy GOld Chains Al 80 en 6ig
Twenti Silver Goblels AZ 20 Oh a U9
Piny fIo Ladies' Bracelets, at 2OOg Wy
Rity hne Bicasipins, az ~ ~ ~
hUutl ed fine Gold Pencils, At 4 % fVl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-25

MILL relieve every "human beins' who has ANY Of
wv tie following symptoms
lndigestlOn Headache
ijiiiotsless Extreme nervous agitation.
ArIdity PalpitatlOn VI tie heart,
sense OF oppTessiOn at teAn ueApaety fOl the slight
pit OF tho stomach, est eNcrtlnn,
Denression OF spirits, Misliness andindlstnctneSs
Heayiuess, OF Vision
Cold hands end leet Unpleasant iasse In the mouth
Numhness OF the Limbs and particularly when rising IN
other Parts, the morning,
Vertigo Nausea, Uul heavy pain, and sense Of
UTic1lty OF respiluhon, weight 10 the head.
SttpoT Temporary loss OF memory
ITRtabiuty, A sense OF Emptiness,
Drowsness Puse less frequent and more
Debility Feeble than usual.
Extreme Languor aud BX- Dependency, -
baustion, EmaclptiOn aud Extreme De.
Restessuess, billly. .H.
COstiveness.
pdneipsl Depot at
HuFmet e. Co.'s, Ia Euat Fourth street,
CINCINNATI.
nE-Fot sale BY Druggists everywheTe.-G1
PRICE-25 cents lor single box, or 81 ioT FIVE
boxes. ~ &
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-25

KNOW NOTHING HATS.
I UST opened, our second lOt oil Know Nothing Hats,
d Philadelphia style, most beautiful article
jy2i q h. HARPER & SON
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MORB NEW HOOKS.

HAViNG purehas ed Tie above establishment from my
Ill brother, Shnll always keep on hand fesh q
election Of Family GrotoTies and hope To TetT
the patronage uf The old cusomers OF my brother and
many ones as viii me call, knowing DO tla
they shall not 90 ava ullsatished. ...
wheeling, June 99lb, 1881 800 jsS6
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TTIRLINIAi-onlo CnoOlt Court November OH
.fe 1875 John AIKEN l,.c,,,,.,v
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-25

THRsto6kboldort In the aempAsd Railroad Company
are req6eaied local upon Dr. James Baker ena ss thair
''O"' WV. HART CARR.
anaq8.fmd TTea.pIer.
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KANCiI FOK SALE!

A PRE-EMPTION CLAIM OF l60 ACRES
n acres of land, situated on Big Cow Creek,
is offered for sale upon reasonable terms. The
land is about Is miles from Shasta, with good
wagon road running to the town, is OF good
quality, can be irrigated if desirable, and is
unclaimed by any Spanish grant. There is a
good site for grist mill upon the premises, with
an abundance Of water to keep it IN operation
all the year. For further particulars enquire of
LUCIAN EVERTS,
se3O-tf Shasta Courier printing office.
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P0KK,
~ BBLS. EXTRA CLEAR, for sale by
IN MM S. FITCH & CO.
August 10, 1854. If
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NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO DRS.
IA Bates s. Mclaughlin, are respectfully re-
quested TO settle their accounts previous to the
lst November or they will be placed IN the
hands Of an attorney for collection.
Shasta, Sept. %, 1854. SEES u
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BILLIARD SALOON.
MONS. AND MADAM GAyAND

M@ WOULD ANNOUNCE TO THE s{F4s.
HHm; public THAT they have just fin 49,
-lAnA. isled their new Billiard Saloon u
in the French Hotel at the head OF Alaip street
The room is fitted up With degree of elegance
not surpassed by apy similar establishment out
of the large cities. The billiard tables of
the most costly description. The bar is always
supplied with the choicest liquors and finest CT
CARS that can be purchased in the State. In
deed it is the determination of the proprietors
that nothing on their part to make this saloon
the fayorite place of resort in the town, shall be
left undone.
Shasta, Oct. 7, 1854. o7tf
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WM. y. FITCH & CO.,
DENTISTRY.
DRS. J. 3. MORSE AND ID. C. BUR.
LINGAHIE.

DIS. j. .. WOKSE AND ID. e. KCK-
LINGAME,
"OULD INFORM THIS COMMUNITY
w that they now in Shasta, and prepared
to perform all Dental operations Teeth inserted
on the principle of atmospheric pressure, from
one to a full set Perfect satisfaction guaran-
tied, charge made.
Those DESTROYS of having teeth inserted viii
do well to give visit at early day.
We would also state that expect to VISIT
Weaverville about the Goth of the present month,
for the purpose of filling some engagements al.
ready made, at which time others DESTROYS d
having operations performed may avail them
selves of the opportunity that will then present
itself.
Shasta, Oct. J, 1854. OFT
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CALLAHAN S RANCH,


CALLAHAN S RANCH,
In Scotts Valley, and now prepared to re-
ceive and accommodate travellers in Kramer
not surpassed by any hotel in Northern Caliior-
mia.
Their house is new and cqmmodious, and sup
piled with every comfort usually 10 be found IN
u mountain hotel Connected with the house is
one of the best gardens in this portion of the
country, from which the table is always supplied
with every variety OF the choicest vegetables =
Having also every facility for procuring every
kind OF wild game common to this region, as
well as the best beet, veal, mutton and BARN
yard fowl, they flatter themselves their table.
cannot be surpassed by any house iii Northern
California. Their bar, too, is always furnished
with the choicest liquors and cigars to be found.
This hotel is situated at the head of Scott S
Valley, about two miles and a-halt from the foot
OF Scott Mountain. The California and Oregon
Stages. connecting here with the Shasta Passen-
ger Mule Train OF Grealhouse & Co., rpn daily
from this house to lreka.
Travellers invited TO give us trial.
ABEL GEORGE * CO.
Scott Valley. Oct. 30, 1854. o2ltf
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VIM. S. HUGHES,
CARPENTER and CABINET MAKE

~ WOULD ANNOUNCE to his n
ET7 friends that he may be found at
1=A=z-eA all times at his old stand ON III
Main Street, at the corner immediately above
Loags Horse market where he is prepared Ia
execute orders for all kinds of work in his line.
He is prepared to make estimates, plans, specifi-
cations, &C., on all kinds of buildings, bridges,
mills, &c. Wagons, Furniture, &C., &c, re-
paired at short notice. Toms, Rockers and
Sluces always on hand. Also. Furniture and
Sash of every description on hand and made to
order.
Shasta. September l6, 1854. If
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OLD BOURBON WHISKEY,
AU VIM. STITCH & co
August 10, 1854. I
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BATHS AT FIFTY CENT!

CTEAM, SHOWER TUB AND DOUCHE
- BATHS will now be furnished in good
style, at so cents each, by H. w. Hubbard, at
the sign of the globe lamp, Shasta.
Goods taken on storage. From 90 to 80 good
beds for dodgers will be found at all hours of the
night. Also, miners tents always on hand.
There is also attached an asylum for the sick.
" Money to loan good security.
Shasta City, May 90, 1854. aP9H
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BE M OVAL.
CRAM. ROGERS g. co.

HAVE REMOVED FROM FACES Bull
Il i ding to their New Office at the corner Of
Main aud Court streets, where they VIII con-
tinue to carry on the Express and Banking bus
mess as AeretofoEe. Having in our new Office a
Fire Proof Vault, we prepared to receive
Deposites, special or otherwise. On
ADA MS g. CO.
We draw cur BILLS OF EXCHANGE, and
sell their
Checks mt Par.
Collections attended to. Packages, Parcels
and Letters forwarded with despatch.
CRAM, ROGERS & co.
E. A. ROWE, Agent
Weaverville, June l, 1854. jel0tf
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STKAYED.

NROM THE TRAIN Of the subscriber. near
4 Bells Ranch, on Clear Greek. about the
first OF September, one light brown mouse
.colored horse mule (large sized American pack
.mule,) branded thus MM on the left shoulder.
and with enclosed in a circle on the right
thigh. Amy person taking up said .pule, will be
suitably rewarded by leaving it with KING &
GOODWIN Red Bluffs L. r. MAGEE
October 81, 1854. st
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. READY
MADE CLOTHING STORE.
A. & S. SOLOMON

A RE NOW RECEIVING AT THEIR NEW
IA Fire Proof Building. between the ST.
Charles and Bull. Baker s. Co., one of the
largest and best assortnents of
FALL q O O d s
ever brought to this market, direct from the
States, consisting in part of Gentlemen's and
Bows Clothing, large assortment of Boots of
all kinds. Shoes. Blankets, Drilling and Duck,
Trunks, Carpet Bags, Playing Cards, Colts Pts
tolls. a large assortment of Cutlery, and great
number of articles too tedious to mention.
Having facilities for procuring goods not ex-
ceeded toy any house IN town, we feel confident
that we can sell goods Us Low as they can be
sold.
We respectfully invite the attention of the
citizens Of Shasta and the traders and miners Of
the north generally, as we are determined to
sell for cash, aud will always sell the cheapest.
A. s. S. SOLOMON.
Shasta, August &c. 1854. If
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LUNA HOUSE-RED BLUFFS,

LUNA HOUSE-KED BLUFFS,
[@ THE EXTENSII f STABLING and
HIiii CORRAL of this establishment are now
<a4...A complete, and can receive and shelter
large numbers of animals Hay and barley Of
the best quality always on hand ranch for
grazing animals, under constant charge of
full herdsman, is connected with the place. Pack
mules and emigrant stock will not find better
recruiting spot in the Sacramento Valley.
THE HOT TEL
Is well known, and no pains will be spared to
maintain its reputation. DOW VINCENT.
Red Bluffs. Sept 30. 1854. o7 -3m
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NEW GOODS: LATEST sTYLE.Y
M. JACOBSON g. CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN Ready Made
Clothing Domestic and Fancy Dry Goods.
I'm their Fire Proof Brick BaiaJiqg,
ADJOINING THE T. Charles HOTEL,
WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
w to theladies and gentlemen of Shasta and
the vicinity, that they have just received p fpll
assortment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
unequaled by any that has ever been offered in
this place. this side of the Atlantic States.
The ladies' goods consist at
French Lustre Muslins. figured;
Plain white do Szeiss Book and Crossbar do,
Linen d1d Cotton Cambrics. Laces,
White and Golored JTiMdoar Curtains,
Hosiery, Shoes, SAk aad Ed Glores,
Ribbons, Fancy Buttons, TRIMMINGS,
and other fancy articles loo numerous to men,
ton.
complete assortment OF Geptlemep's Furn-
ishing Goods, Cutlery, Playing Cards, Queens
and Croukery Ware all kinds of Rubber Goods
such as Qvercoats. Caps Boots, Leggings. &C.,
and all other articles usually kept nl our line
of business.
Ladies and gentlemep will fpd it to their in
terest to call and examine our stock. before pur-
chasing elsewhere, as we Eattef ourselves that
none can compete with US, with the advantages
we now enjoy-receiving, as we do. our goods
direct from the Atlantic States and Europe.
LeS- Packers and Miners will please notice
the above card.
NJ. JACOBSON, San Francisco.
HENRY GETLESON, Shasta.
September 8, 1854 apl-tf
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GALATIANS RANCH.
HEAD OF SCOTS VALLEY.

A BEL GEORGE & Co would announce to
n the travelling public that they have pur-
chased the well known stand Of
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ID. M. EDER & co.
| CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

pflck DnlldlnS ADJOINING Adam ~ 20. s Ex-
press office, large assortment OF unadulterated
Wiues and Liquors,
Old and and of very superior quality, among
which are the following:
Pure juice Port;
do MADEIRA;
Otard Brandy;
Extra Fine Martel, dark and pale do.
ALSO, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Superior Claret, Hook, and Sauterne Wines
of excellent flavor; Porter, Ale, Cider, Assorted
Syrups Anessette, Abysinthe also, Scotch and
Monongahela Whiskey and Holland Gin; also, a
fine assortment OF 4 and pint bottles Cham
payne also, supply of DIR. Gregory's celebra-
ted vegetable brandy bitters, and Boxers bit
tiers.
Having purchased his liquors by the large
quantity, he has no hesitation in saying that he
will be enabled to sell lower than any other
house in this city. He now invites the atten-
ton Of his friends and the public generally to
the above catalogue, and he would particularly
suggest to packers, and proprietors Of hotels and
other establishments, to call and try samples,
which are at all times on hand, warranted to be
true ex popents of the articles they represent
He is prepared to sell in any quantity, from a
single bottle to whatever amount may be desired
by the purchaser. D. NJ. EDER
P.S. Prompt attention will be paid to all or
ders from distance, as well as surrounding
country. ID. Nj. E.
Shasta, June a. 1854. If
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PAINTING, PAPER HANGING, Sc.
T1HE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE
l. the business of Painting, Glazing and Pa
per Hanging, in the city of.Sllasta and surround
ing country. on his own individual account.
marI9 Il J VAN SCHALCK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-30
Marine Affairs.

CAPTAIN CREIGHTON AND THREE BEIIs-It will doubt
less be gratifying to the rescued and passengers Of
the i'll fated steamship San Francisco to know that the
gallant Captain Crghton intimately connected with
that unfortunate event. after rapid and stormy of
sixteen days home in the Three Bells was at last
counts advertised taking in passengers and freight in
the Clyde for return voyage to Montreal the first
spring ship.
THE STEAMSHIP NAsHvLrE-On the arrival of the steam
ship Nashville from this port at Cowes, her late out
ward trip, the passengers, in highly eulogstic card
expressed their high appreciation of the seagong quail
ties Of the steamer which had been severely tested by
heavy gales and ice the PASSAGE and also rendered to
Capt Berry and his officers their thanks for the uniform
kindness and attention shown them during their stormy
passage across the Atlantic
AMERICAN CLIPPERS ENGIAND.-[Extract OF letter.
regret to state that the reputation Of clippers
this side Of the water has been sadly impaired
quence of several Of them dschargng their cargoes in
damaged condition, and having been beaten by their
English competitors The Oriental and Surprise gave
great credit but they forgotten The reputed
Sailing qualities of the Red Jacket and the fact that
rival line anxious to procure ship to compete with
the thing, the causes OF her bringing such
high price; but question if another ship, equally
good would sell WELL Tell builders TO diagonally
with iron every ship 1000 TONS intended
for sale in the English markets."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-30

ACCIDENT ON THE PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE RAIL.
RoAD-The O'Clock A. NJ, express train from New York
Washington encountered serious accident Satur
day evening last the hamlet of Aberdeen six miles
south Of Havre de Grace. At this place the locomotive
in contact with which had been stra ying
the track, and from the defective construction of the
cowcacher the animal got under the wheels throwing
the locomotive and tender Off the track side and
the smoking Off the other. The engine most
completely demolished and great the shock that
the tender thrown some yards in advance Of the
locomotive. The engineer and fireman mracususly
escaped, with some slight bruises
There had been dozen passengers in the smoking
car, which was curiously extruded from between the
baggage and the first passenger car; and though IL
thrown side upward and terribly shattered Of
its occupants seriously hurt One Of them a
coored man, who had been wrecked at and carried
to England. Travelling from London to Liverpool he
had escape Of his life, in railroad accident.
The ship on which he came to the United states-the
Underwrter-was wrecked, and the passengers came
sharing the fate Of those Of the Powhatan; aud
finally, he had another narrow escape in this instance
The employees and passengers set to work. and after
couple of hours succeeded in clearing the track Of the
wreck messenger was despatched to Havre de Grace
for another locomotive and passenger car and the train
reached Baltimore at 10 O'Clock the same night.
The accident is fairly to be attributed to the pars
monious negligence of the railroad company, which has
left this portion Of the road unfenced Several similar
accidents occurred within distance Of some three
or four miles Of the spot which have cost the company
over ten thousand doars-a which would suhce to
fence the road for its entire length In such cases the
railroad company should be compelled to defray the
are often unprovded with to pay the hotel bills to
hich they are thus subj ected
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Within the last fifteen twenty years the science of
music has made astonishing progress in this city, and,
indeed throughout the Union generally 1t is only about
dozen years since the first permanent experiment of an
Italian Opera was ventured upon with fear and trem
bling in PaJmo's little theatre. In the of
other month two shall have no less than three
opera houses in full blast namely, the Irving Place In
corporated Socieys Opera House, Nibos Theatre and
Max Maretzek at Castle Garden. This is more than
either London Paris has been able at any one
time TO support and fear that this excessive and i'll
judged competition will have the effect Of njurng all
three. It is better to have good Opera House well
supported than to have several badly kept BY thus
dividing public patronage and weakening the resources
of each other the interests of all artists
and the publc-must ultimately suffer The Boston people
to be following closely in wake and the drec
tors Of the Opera House there building Of colos
sal proportionshave just despatched Mr. Barry to Eu
rore to secure the best talent that be procured for
the opening Of their magnificent establishment Our
theatrical ministers penipotenary are in fact securing
Europe in all directions TO pick up whatever is new and
attractive in their respective lines and the political en-
broments Of the European continent being likely to
render everything in the shape Of theatrical speculation
hazardous it is probable that shall be- this year,
inundated with all the best opera singers, instrumental
players and actors that the Old World boast Of
Az further evidence Of the development which music
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Aston Place Hotel.

Some two years ago Messrs Spoford and Tleston
pied the splendid granite houses Broadway nearly
site to Astor place The dwellings erected ten
ago, and remarkable for the substantial style in
which the work DONE The various rooms are all
finished in the best manner and Of fast build
might take lesson from the architect who designed
and the artizans who wrought upon, these buildings
Well as all New York moved up town, the splendid
dwellings in that part of Broadway called above
Blocker and the home Of bon ton began gradually to
disappear, and the granite palaces of SpoTord
and Tileston not exceptions to the gene
raj rule. Nessrs Spofford and Tleston erected for
themselves houses the Fifth and Fourteenth
street, and the houses Broadway leased Mr..
Waterman who after suitable alterations and improve
ments opened them to the public under the name of the
" Aston Place Hotel"
On q recent occasion examined this hotel AMI the
quiet easy style in which seemed be kept together
with the homeke and comfortable air which appeared
to be its principal Characteristic formed striking con-
trast to the glare the spendor the bustle the hurry
and the ostle which win always be noticed in very large
hotels although in establishments the enage is so
far refined that decided improvement over former times
is strikingy apparent.
The Astor Place Hotel has now about eighty rooms
and one hundred persons be accommodated with all
the Injuries of good hotel During the coming season
the house s to be altered, enlarged and improved by
taking in the adjoining building north, and by the
moval of the Office from the basement to the first floor
This quiet little vllageor such it by those mina
ture cities, the ST. Nicholas and Metropolitan Hotels
will then have population of one hundred and fifty
Every hotel has its popularity and the guests always
manage to find that hotel keeper whose style suits them
The Asor Place Hotel is apparently quiet well regu
lated, well governed house. in pleasant part Of Broad
way, at point equidstant from the world of
Of Int IN hot, haiti
could safely be called compromise hotel We have
doubt that large number Of strangers will be happy
to patronize hotel Of this character and learn that
since its opening has been very we'll supported The
ladies must be pleased with it. 1t still in the hands Of
its first landlord, Mr.. Waterman.