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81 80 PER ANNUM,
At THE END OFTHE YEAR
WHOLE NUMBER l59

he has, and why should want his pen
MES when he gets so few :" .....
" What made you think of this :"
asked the father, who was touched by
the words of his child.
I" 1t came into my mind just now
when | was saying my prayer. / pray
ed, Forgive US our debts, as we for
give our debtors Now, Harry Will
lam, is my debtor, is not he 7"
Yes, my son."
Well, if / don't forgive him hia
debt, how can l expect God to forgive
me as forgive Harry, and don't for
give Harry at all, don't ask God not
to forgive me, father 7"
The child spoke earnestly, and stood
with his large, deep, cllm eyes fixed in
tently on his fathers face. Almost In
voluntarily Mr.. Green repeated the
words: ....
"'If ye forgive not men their tres
passes, said our Saviour, neither will
your Father forgive your trespasses.'"
ell forgive Harry the debt, Father,
I'm sure he isn't able to pay for the
sled and | have great many more
nice things than he has. 1T don't do,
it, how can l ever pray that prayer
again"
40, yes, yes Forgive him tho
debt by all means J" replied the father,
kissing his boy. ..f p
That evening was spent by Mr.. Green
in closer self-comm union than he had
known for many years. The words Of
his child had come to him like rebuking
precepts from Heaven, and he bowed
his head, Inundated and repentant, re-
solving to forgive in the future as be
would be forgiven.
On the morning that followed, as Mr..
Wilkins, from whose mind the cloud
had not lifted itself, who was yet trem-
bling for the home of his children, was
passing from his door, lad placed a
letter in his hand. He knew the face,
of the boy from its likeness to that Of
Mr.. Green.
More trouble" he sighed to himself
as he thrust the note into his pocket.
An hour afterwards he opened it, and
to his bewilderment and surprise, found
within his account fully drawn out, and
receipted with the signature of Harvey
Grc~n. Below the receipt was written,
" 1 stand rebukod. l must forgive, if l
hope to be forgiven"
1t was with difficulty that Wilkins
could restrain gush of tears, 50 great
was his instant revulsion Of feeling. All,
if Harvey Green could have seen his
heart at at that moment, his debt would
have been paid fourfold. No amount Of
money poured into his Golfers could have
produced such feeling of heavenly
delight.
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Sss~ President. Pierce's bust is much

S@- President. Pierce's bust j, much
admired " lke," said Mrs. Parting
ton, Il" did you read that just as its print
ed Well | shouldn't wonder if Wash
ington was destroyed like the wicked
cities of old-there is so much sin in
high places as our parson says. Presi-
dent Pierce on bust-and the people
admiring! Its just what the Tribune
said of him before he was..elected. Dear
me, thought he swore to protect his
constitution. Perjury and drunkenness
arc great sins !" And the old lady told
Ike to put up the paper. ea
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psy- When a mans conscience begins
to get hard, it does so faster than any.
thing in nature. 1t is like the boiling
of an egg; it is very clear at first, but
as il gets cloudy, one minute more and
YOU may cut it with knife
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pos~ Somebody says there are three

pG- Somebody says there are three
kinds of men in this world-tbe "wills,"
the won'ts," and the can'ts." The
first effect everything, the next oppose
everything, and the last fail in every
thing. " | will" build our railroads and
steamboats, g. WON'T" don't believe in
experiments and noteense; while 81
can't" grows weeds for wheat, and COM
monty ends his days in the slow digcs.
ton of a court Of bankruptcy.
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EllAlN.
Sing Of the noble dead
Our country's heroes who so bravely fought
TO win nations freedom-they who shed
Their hearts blood to secure the glorious boon
they sought.
Tell Of their deeds of might,
When iron tyranny, with ruthless hand,
Sent forth in scorn, of justice and of right,
Her devastating scourge upon our infant land
Or, if too high the theme
For thy frail powers to sing in fitting strains,
Then let some gentler lay, some pleasant dream
Ofsacred friendship wake thy softer tones again
Friendship ah who can sing
Thy heartfelt sweets, when from them severed
..- wide?
Or, free from sadness, dwell on joys that spring
From home and friends when distance them
us divide
In vain strive to raise
One cheerful note, while far away roam;
My songs of JOY, halfuttered, die away
In one long, mournful strain-my home-my
native home.
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E. G.. Barnes.

Dealer in Daily and Weekly Newspapers
Magazines and Books, and the latest
e-s Publications of the ley
Depot under c. Leonard's Hotel. 137tf
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o. Stillnan,

Dealer In Miscellaneous, School, and Blank
Books, Stationery, Embroidery Mate
rials, Perfumeries, Fancy Articles
and Toys; west end of Pawca-
tuck Bridge. l12tf
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j. & II. Moves:

Dry Goods-Prints, Muslins, Cambrics. d.
Lanes, Brown and 5leached Sheetings,
Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Satinetts.
rocerics-Molasses, White and Brown su-
gnrs, Teas, pure Coffee, Spices. &c.
Agents for the sale of valuable Medicines.
Store next to Pawcatuck Bank.
lS7tf PAWCATUCK, CT.
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-a.f. PAPER-HANGER.
Paper Hangings Of the latest and most de-
sirable styles furnished when desired.
Agent for c. G. Dodge's Dye House, of Prov
idence Orders left at Messrs. s.
g. d. Smiths Store will re-
ceive prompt attention. 13otf
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George q. Wells,

Dealer in Boots and Shoes Of an descrip.
tions. Gentlemens fine Calf Boots,
Caters of all descriptions, Rubbcrs
and rubber Boots Thick Boots,
Btogans, Shoes, &c.
Ladies' Caters, Walking Shoes, Slippers, &c
Main Street, Westerly, X. l. i34tf
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Lines.
BY GENEVA.

Awake, my tunefll Tyre!
That III neglected silence long hast lain;
Come Jet some joyful theme thy chords inspire
Awake, and proudly sing the high, exulting
strain
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.rN George g. Wells,
Has on hand a large stock of Family Gro
ceHies: Such as Teas, Coffees, Sugars,
Molasses, and all other articles ap-
pertaining to the Grocery line
Main Street, Westerly, r. l. 134tf
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Porter & LOveland.
.Nanufacturerso Of Tin and Sheet Iron IVare
A full supply of Stoves, of the most ap-
proved patterns. always on hand
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware for sale, or made
to order, at short notice.
Shop on High street. r..r .., 137tf
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VOLUME W-NUMBER 2.
Business Car0s.
III. A. Brown,

II. "A. Brown,
DR. PER AND TAILOR,
Dealer in Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Satin.
etts, Plain and Fancy Vestings, &c
dentlemen's and Boys Clothing cut and
stEgr made at short notice l37tf
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FROM DIR. HUNGERFORD'S

Private Meaical Rooms No. 2264 Dupont Street.
Between Washington and Jackson Streets,
San Francisco.
Where all diseases of private character re
ceve the treatment necessary TO effect speedy
and effectual cure OF those annoying and dis
tressful complaints The enviable reputation
DR.. Hungerford has earned for himself by his
extraordinary success in all diseases Of private
nature. renders it but necessary to state his ad
dress he therefore avoids the long advertise
ments of bombastic promises of the empirics of
the day, SO ayishly held out but seldom fulfilled
Medicines are sestto all parts of the country.
with directions for their
Nocturnal Emissions. Ulcers in the Throat.
Syphilis, Gonorrhea Structures Gleet, and those
dreadful symptoms of the head, throat, nose and
skin under Dir. Hungerford's treatment, are
healed in an incredibly short time, without mer
curry. Young men who have become victims Of
solitary vice, that dreadful and destructive hab
it which ruins both body and mind. call imme
dately on Dr. Hungerford, and you can depend
upon being restored to health, that greatest Of
Gods blessings.
STONE GRAVEL. &c.-The efficacy Of DR..
Hungeriord's Liihron Triptic has proved be-
yond doubt to be the most certain cure in the
above named most painful cases that the human
frame is most subject to- au26-3m
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS OF
AlgSkFA COUNTY.

NTOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
! \ duplicate Assessplent Roll for the hsca year
ali ls54-5 has been placed IN my hands Tor col
lection All persons ow.sAg real estate or per
,onal property in tslis Ganiiy are hereby nlsiied
.hat the State aud County taxes are now due,
and PAYABLE al the Sheritfs office III the Town
nf Shasta. A. taxes remaining unpaid after
October 10th. 1854 will be collected with costs,
as Section 80 Of Revenue Law provides as tol
lows:
Every assessment made in conformity with
the spirit and intention OF this act shall rrmair
as judgment and hen, and have lhe iarce 'ha el
feet of an execution against The party and pro
,,.,,v 6able for the taxes thereon; aud the
Sheriff is hereby authorised and required to
seize aud sell in like nianaer, a0d w'th the
came fees as are allowed tor advertisement
and sale only under execution. any properly NE
,,,es on which shall not have been paid, &c
WM A. NUNNALLf,
Sheriff of Shasta County. and
.r,oc rs Collector of Taxes.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL READY
MADE CLOPHING STORE.
A. g. s. SOLOMON

A RE NOW RECEIVING AT THEIR NEW
n Fire Proof Building. between ibe ST.
Charles and Bull Baker A. Co, ot tie
largest and best assorilnenis of
FAIL q q q d s
ever brought to this market, direct from the
States. consisting in part of Gentlemen's aud
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 loo tedious To mention.
Having facihties for procuring goods not ex-
cee,led by any lio.se IL town. we feel confident
that we caa sell goods as low as they can be
sold,
We respectfully invite me attention of 'ne
.;,;,.n. nj Shasta and the traders and miners OF
the north generally, as we are determined to
..ll for cash and viii always sell the cheapest
A & S SOLOMON.
Shasta, August e6, 1854 II
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Testimonials from tie Press.

from me EChO ar I0c1Nc
DR.. HUNGERFORD.-We wish to call the
attention of our readers to the advertisement Of
this gentleman whose extensive practice and
great success is sufficient to induce all those af-
f1icted to give him call The Doctor is not
only regularly educated physician, but he has
the principles of honesty, and can feel for his
fellow beings. He has undoubtedly more prae-
tice than any other Physician in San Francisco,
and it is fast increasing. To those acquainted
with the Doctor, we say nothing as to his skill
and integrity, as these well known but to
strangers ace do say. call at No. 2261 Dupont
street. and you will find that friend iR need is
a friend indeed
From the ",SGutlera 5fedacal Journal.
PROFESSOR HUNGERFORD Although
opposed to the sysem of advertising, yet we
deem it but just to this gentleman 10 admit that
his system of treatment in Private Diseases is
undoubtedly the most approved one now in use
hroug ghout the civilized world.
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MINERS EXCHANGE AND SAYINGS
BANK.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
DElT KNOWN TO THE PUBLIC THAT
ID l, Cecilia Keen. of the town Of Shasta,
County of Shasta, and State of California, do
hereby declare that intend, from and after
this date, To carry on, i'll my own name and on
my own account, the business of Farming and
RancLins, in the County of Shasta, and l do
further declare that will from this date be re-
sponsible. in my own name, for all debts con-
tracted by me in the said business, and that the
amount Of capital invested by me in said busi-
ness does not exceed five thousand dollars.
(Sisned) CECILIA KEEN.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. County of Shasta
On this the sth day of September, A. D. 1854,
personally appeared before me John c. Byrns,
Notary Public in and for said County, Cecilia
Keen, known to me to be the person described
in and who executed the foregoing instrument
of writing, who declared under oath and sub.
seribed The same as her voluntary intention.
Witness my hand with private seal Of office
herennto affixed at office in Shasta, the day and
year last aforesaid.
(Signed} JOHN G. BthNS,
Notary Public, S C.
Shasta. Sept g. 1874. sep9 81
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DR.. HUNGERFORD'S.
PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE,
Ne. 426 1-2, Dupont Street,


Between Washington and Jackson streets.
San Francisco.
DR. HUNGERFORD respectfully announces
- to his friends and the public, that he will
continue the practice of medicine and surgery
at his old rooms, No. 2261 Dupont street, be-
tween Washington and Jackson SITS.
The Doctor having taken all the rooms, has SO
arranged them that he can be consulted in pri-
vacy by his patients, either male or female, with
out being seen by any person except himself.
In the treatment of diseases entrusted to his
care, no deleterious drugs or medicines are ad~
ministered
Rooms and board for persons who may wish
to remain private few days under his treat
ment.
To THE LADIEs.-The Doctor has private
hospital under the charge of an excellent mat
ron, expressly for the reception of Females.
n. B. All letters for advice containing Ten
Dollars (and no other) will be promptly attend
ed to.
TRemember Dir. HUNGERFORD, No. 1864
Dupont street, between Jackson and.Washng-
ton streets, San Francisco.
Office hours from O'Clock A. NJ. to P. M.
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CALIFRONIA AND OREGON
MAIL STAGE LIME.
3a
ALLY LINE Of IN o IL ID
co A G. III ES


DUN FROM CALLAHN'S RANCH to YRE-
IL KA and JACKSONVILLE every day.
Win leave Callah aa's every morning, passing
through Scott Valley and Fort Jones 10 Yreku.
Leaves the Yreka House at o'clock every
morning for Jacksonville, passing Cottonwood,
Klamath Ferry, Coles, Sandbanks and Russe!fs
Ranches, and through Rogue River Valley to
jacksonville.
Returning, will leave the Robinson House at
Jacksonville every morning at o'clock, and
arrive at Yreka the same day.
Leave the Yreka House every morning at
o'clock for Calahan's Ranch. connecting with
Geo. L. Greenhouse s. Bros saddle train of
mules for Shasta connecting at Shasta with
the California Stage Company's line for Red
Bluffs Tehama. Marysville and Sacramento city
Mr. Geo. L. Greenhouse & Brother have es;ab-
lshed line OF saddle mules between Shasta and
Callahans Ranch, leaving the ST. Charles Hotel.
Shasta, every morning at O'Clock for Callahan's
Ranch Messrs. Greauiouse & Bro. have spared
no pains to make everything comfortable and
convenient for the travelling public over this
road
~ Persons wishing to go to the Trinity,
Salmon & Scott River Digsings Gun do SO by
taking the above lines Also, for Scotts Bar.
Oeadwood and Greenhorn Greeks, and all lhe
northern mines
MCLAUGHLIN & McCOMB.
Proprietors.
Agents. VIM. McTURK, Shasta.
% II. SLLCER, Yreka.
N B. Persons wishing to go from San Fran
cisco 10 the Northern Mines can 60 quicker.
easier, and cheaper by this route, than by any
other lire.
Running time from Sacramen City to Yreka.
four days. Mel. g. McC.
Shasta, August &c, 1854. I'm
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LOAG'S HORSE MARKET.
Weaxeryille aud Yreka Pasaen ger Train

TIE SUBSCRIBER respect
HX1 fully informs the Inhabitants of f1>
NJ Shasta and vicinity that his ar ~
engagements are now completed to have con-
stanuy any quantity of Horses and Mules for
hire sale. He fatters himself that his stock
Of saddle animals, for speed and durability. is
excelled by none of any Livery Stable north of
San Francisco. He takes this opportunity to
return thanks to former patrons, and to assure
them that every exertion will be used to merit
a continuance of the liberal patronage hitherto
bestowed on him.
Stock bought aad sold or coa1mission.
Auction sales of stock daily.
JAMES LOAG, Auctioneer
~ B. PA NIGER TRAIN START DAI-
LY AS HERETOFORE FOR WEAVER AND
YREkA. Charges moderate.
Shasta. August ID, 1854. If
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rICE TR TAX-PAY OF
TRINITY COUNTY.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
/ Y duplicate Assessment Roll for the fiscal year
of 1915, has been placed IN my hands tor col
lection. All persons owning real estate or per
sonal property in this County are hereby notified
lllat the State and County taxes are now due.
and payable at the Sheriti"s office i'll the Town
Of Weaver Al taxes remaining unpaid after
October 10Th, 1854, viii be collected with costs,
as Section SO ot Revenue Law provides as fol
lows:
Every assessment made in conformity with
the spirit aud intention OF this act shall remain
"a. Judgment and lien. and have the force and ei
f,ct Of an execution against the party and
property liable for the taxes thereon; aud the
Sheriff is hereby authorised and required to
seize and sell IN like manner, and with the
same fees as are allowed for advertisement
and sae only under execution. any property the
taxes on which shall not have heen paid, &c. p"
WM NJ LOWE,
Sheriff of trinity County. and
Collector of Taxes.
Sept. l6, 1854 sei6 tl6o
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100 TICS. NEW SUGAR>CuRED HAMS
IVO in brine; 90 cks Fay Hams. in brine
II0 cks Patterson & Kuapps' E. G. bacop;
SO bbls mess aud clear pork;
400 frks choice butter; $50 kegs leaf lard;
l25 cs lard. in tn; $50 bags green coffee
ice .aats China rice; 200 hf bbls corn pieal;
900 bbls and half bbls Carolina rice;
1500 kegs, and s, East Boston syrup;
|. 100 Is gal kegs s. Island syrup.
For sale by GOODWIN & co,
septa3 I'm 62 California street
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SA cEROoNS CHILE PEACHES !;

SA CEROONS CHILE PEACHES;
j. AOO 100 cases fresil peaches;
$50 cases ar and hf gal pickles;
l75 do do do peaches;
100 sardines, or and Inf bxs;
100 olive oil; 900 do oysters;
200 cs macaron and vermicilli;
100 cs CLAIMS and Holsters: $50 do asst'd spices;
100 cs chicken and turkey;
a10 cs green cnrs and peas;
80 cs assorted jellies and jams.
For sale by GOODWIN s. co,
sep23 I'm o. California street
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
SISSP.

NNlIE COPARTERSHlP HERETOFORE
Il existing under the name aud style of
EERTISS g. HLGHES,
in Shasta is this day dissolved by mutnal con
sent All persons indebted TO the firm re-
ques,ed to make immediate payment TO WIN.
s. HUGHES, who alone is authorized 10 settle
all business of the company.
Shasta, Sept. l6 1854.
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ADMINIsTRATOR,s NOTICE
PORK
New BOOKS. NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS. NEW BOOKS.
TUST OPENING at the SHASTA BOOK
y STORE, large assortment of the latest and
best works of the day Light Literature, mis-
celianeous and standard works, and one hun
dred assorted new novels Blank Books and
Stationery OF every description. Also an exten'
sive assortment of School Books, Playing Cards,
Pocket Gallery. etc Musical Instruments and
Instruction Books, by A. ROMAN.
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FOUR MILE HOUSE.

SAA BBLS. AND HF. BBLS. CRUSHED
s}OO and powdered Sugar;
1000 mats No. l China sugar;
500 bags light Peruvian do;
500 tins asst'd crackers 200 Glib bxs imp. tee;
200 bxs, and lbs imp tea;
$50 do do young hyson tea;
200 hf chts souchong. lib papers;
1000 groce r. W. matches.
For sale by GOODWIN g. CO,
sep23 In 62 California street
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-23
uayANA CIGARS.

N EpER is II, W receiving lot OF the
IL. finest Havana Cigars just imported anu
which he offers for sale at his store cue ooo'
abnve Cox's TInsse Market s
SLastu july l. 1854,
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900 BAGS CHILE BEANS;
lUUU 1900 bxs adamantine candles;
200 bxs sperm candles; Is cs fig blue;
500 bxsC. o. soap; 1900 do soap;
1000 do Hills and Colgate.s soap
lao bxs 6 smokipg tobacco; 300 bags walnuls:
$50 cs champagne cider; 900 bxs r. d. pipes;
$50 cs English ale and porter;
100 cs grape, peach and fruit tobacco.
For sale by GOODWIN s. CO.
sep23 I'm 62 California street.
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a CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

OLh ohu ouu VI a HC'y o"tSAAOA S0ukAiJ ALuOHE
which are the following;
Pure juice Port;
do MADEIRA;
Otard Brandy;
Extra Fine Martel, dark and pale do.
ALSO, LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Superior Claret, Hook and Sauterne Wines
of excellent flavor; Porter. Ale, Cider, Assorted
Syrups, Anessette, Abysnthe; also, Scotch and
Monongahela Whiskey and Holland Gin; also, a
fine assortment of 4 and pint bottles Cham
pagne; also, supply of DR.. Gregory's celebra-
ted vegetable brandy bitters, and Boxers bit
ters.
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 utten-
tion 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 opponents Of the articles they represent
He is prepared to sell in any quantity, from
single bottle to whatever amount may be desired
by the purchaser. D. M. EDER.
=. S. Prompt attention will be paid to all or
ders from a distance, well as surrounding
country. D. M. E.
Shasta, June "a. 1854. If
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NAKEN UP BY TIE UNDERSIGNED. ON
Il the 22d day of July. one brown mare mule,
Spanish brands Oh esch hip, also ranch brand
on left hip, a cross il CIRCLE with some
white Oh each side OF the back, pack mule OF
medium size and in good order Yhe owaev is
hereby notihed 10 prove property and pay
charges. within twenty days from the date
hereof, or tie sa2ie will he sold in accordance
with iaw KING & GOODWIN
Red Bluffs, Sept lst, 1884. sep9 2t
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DISSOLUTION OF cO-PARTNER.
SHIP.
IaHE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
i existing between the undersigned. under
the name and style of Callahan g. Co, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The business
will be continued ia the name of
y. & -. CALLAHAN
who have full power to settle the business Of
the old firm of Callahan & Co., pay all debts of
the same. aud collect all outstanding accounts.
j. CALLAHAN,
ID. CALLAHAN,
J. MOORE,
U.CASEY.
Shssta. Sep. 8, 1854. s9-3t
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AnMINIST STtsATOR,s NOTICE

lAOMiNISTkATO NOTICE.
A Ii. persons having claims against The estate
N of Thos. Palmer, deceased, are required
TO exhibit them. with the necessary vouchers,
within ten months after the date of this notice,
To the undersigned nj his residence on Clear
Creek .,or they will be forever barred.
NM. d. OIENDORF,
Auq oc 1854 st Administrator.
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-23

REMOVABLE. Nj. EDER
HAS REMOVED TO THE NEW FIRE
i proof brick building, one door above Adj
ans & Co.'s Express Office, where he offers his
stock of GENERAL MERCHANDISE at re-
duced prices, owing to the increased security he
now possesses. Having just received large
addition to bis former stock, he is prepared to
sell
AS CHEAP AS TIE CHEAPEST.
T. S. Samples at all times ON hand.
August I9. 1854. If
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MEALS AT ALL HOURS.

Fresh eggs, qnails, and game of every descrip
ton constantly on hand. The Table will he
supplied with every luxury the market affords
aul HE Bar with the best OF Liquors and CT
sars In short, no expense will be spared TO
make this IA FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT.
JOHN HARRINGTON.
Shasta. September 10, 1854. If