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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-14

a good word is an easy .otlig ssion; bt {
not to speak III, requires only our silence.
which costs us nothing. 1SilOtson.
TO the generous mind the heaviest debt
is that Of gratitude, when il Is notiR our
power to repay it. t Hai
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-12-14
wSix things arc rYquisite, says Ham

EES Six things are REQUISITE, says Ham
ilton, to create happy home. Integrity
must be the architect, and tidiness the up
holstersr. It must be warmed by afec-.
ton, and industry must be the tentilator.
renewing the atmosphere and bringing
fresh salubriiy day by day; while, over all,
as projecting canopy and glory nothing
will suffice except the blessings Of God
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w nal now entirely peted navigation Through
Toledo Lake Erie to Esensie on the
Otio River
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-Sprng Arrangement
IL end aher SATURDAY the 18th April, 1871 Trains viii
oows, anil the 18th June 1854;
Leave Erookypl0 O'Clock fer OIeenport I'm tor Hemp
sttsd 345 L 81 for FarmDgdah NJ for Hampstead ! T. VI
On s,turdays the asp ain Brooklyn will run TO zap
hank Returning leaves Yaphsnk Monday mornings " W.
for Br okIyn p-.,,--
viii run to Fmngdse Returning tsrmiusiale Monday
ard Thuitday morning. at .5 fof Brooklyn
Preieh Train Brooklyn al so VI for Greenpot
Lave Greenpor lt clock H. for Brooklyn esye faru
dale $50 81 aud 1885 for Brooklyn leave Hempstesd
62oA NJ ana IS r. n for Brooklyn leave JADss o4% "o
aud IS ~ and ais s az .. NJ for Brooklyn
Fr,isht Train leaves Greer pore OF M Or Brooklyn
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. -
and after THURSDAY 18th June th- IL o'clock Tram VIII ran
on 10 the Cold Branch and TO Brooklyn eaTio
syoss.t tte present teru iDaiion at 80 ?: NJ
In place S45 NJ there viii Re Two trace
one o. omitns all stops west OF Jetassem sta
SET making regular stops return from Ssoet % VI
a. VI and The train AZ r VI ron BROOK
IN u L and the 20 NJ tran from hemp
e.d III leave The 80 fsohank rsin wiz
Saturdays and leave there Tor biook
l. @ Monds, mornings Al % ,.--., -,
sepsrats table will be made out about LEI june Nil,
WIN r. NORRIS President
CTATEN ISLAND and NETWORK FERRY
- NOTICE. CHEAP EXCURslOV-Fsre q cents "a SAD
April 1854. the hoa wtl lesve as o" unt iatheI
notice andins sst.n and ever hoaf from
GA to foot Of Whehsls,, Nes-fork, every
hour from ga NJ to Z. NJ.
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Ceuu! NunIee.

Alta SURROGATEs COURT, held IN and Tor the
Of March Ia tae caT o9.
lunosed and fty fous Freseat t-tAANpEh W
BBADf D. lG the mitier Of tie 70 n
sell the real estate Of JAnes So~is aeesa'So
tDs TIE petition u WlLIA sacSI shs eA
ton q james bowes late q 20
tie sid decreased oI the msnE Of ms -eSs
ordered that all neresd In TIE o. TIE s@1
before the OF As4uS
ofEexYok a. biz Office, City Of SwYOrk tho Dare
p snc there sutho y hoi - gwen 20
bt lease OF sell 80 aea Of the zeal es
deceAvd - shs Be ncctfg 20 pay
rs debs fM1siwl BRADFORD s4ttossts
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of the
County of hereby given 10 al persons hsvns
ms ae.iu JAMES HALLBl RlON late o. Portsmouth,
In the S.ate Of deceased o p7eSnt ne SANE ~ito
- y TO the scGibcf 90 the Once Of ~ oa
~ m Wsf m the CITY NesNork before tue eJn day Of
49, - D,tes Se...Ye.k the lh Gly OF Octoher, 1913
oil lswtmIu ANH-N"~-'
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
b Coyty of New.Yo4k notice Is hereby gwen 70 AZ persons
bins IA ssast JOHN HARRISON ae o. tle Wy OF 80
York seuterasn deceased present the SANE wan -
- Ten,s. Alisn AZ store. No IFS Washns9ns' IN tns
C, OF NewYork on o. before the ,wentseS.ssl AS " f
S.,t -Detrd SewYork. the 2ith day Of Ocionet -,
ALsTsr MATHEWS Proctor for ENeetor no d WAisst-
IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate OF
The 20. rty q New.York notice hereby ssea 20 =. -
t4vrs claims sssn.t JOHN McCABE ate OF me ny y, 20
Nok Sgc,ss.s 10 pt, Win vo1e leIi 11fo' 80
.r.ih :, Al the Office James Boyle No "a h1o ~ -
CAV Of fsw Yolt. before tho si't'.n,a as o.
-, D.,.c Nvg-Yott ,he el-vclth II March, 1904
@ii isHs~Ta y yANss sS' 5saaADY E''e'''''
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Mfnifai.


DEAUTY LEADS MEN in CHAlNS.-The Lords
ID simi, of female oyeines ara dies Al
see hat toilet superior 70 all 9TH
beauiyos the ssp snd comp eaon Ooafaad lay W hs
Me and Liquid Rouse Tor oeniug whitening aud
crng The Sabule his Dye and
for uproong oyeDs aud resto az ta- na
invented Found st the old Depot o. WAX
er.st Broadway Calendes So ID ST. ph'd,l
deeiis Balea Washington Boston, Bi.s, sPrnSl-d
Carleton Lowell; Robinson Portland; McNfy BACK uuioid
NUVER your NAhED JAWS with BEARD.-lt
Won havnt any, Onsuent will force II 70 sr 1ns s1d
aud njuie the sAin 81 bottle
. half OF the country. o Ora
HAM No SPAULDIN No q rfepcutrow. Bostoa
4 FATING's LONDON COUGH LOZENGES-A
IN certin remedy disorders OF she Pn onay Organs AsaP
received AMI Tor sale Shoe
,sr retail by RUSurON. CLARK Co.. SCENTS or he
ufseureis 65 and rs Broadway and No L. Atof he e
nR PHINNEY's VEGETABLE
~ FAMILY IL
A b 4 ID. SANDS A.sgtA
No - Fgito1 a.
DFVINE's COMPOUND PITCH LOZENGE.-
Az man hath will he give for his life ioT > e-'s
~ , anSCr o. VIOLA" for Colds Cocshs aud Csa
- s ,c5 At ihe Principal ocs. No 30 Grcen~eh.i Now
I.is also ly Dusssis generally Address "A kENNE Gen
81
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, APRIL II. 1854.

A TTACHyENr.-Eotiee lie hereby given that q
wit e s..T.n, h. s.oed Of the dIean ces 9TH.
ges .: Joss SoRTayp pGor:'d,.' d.e9r At the -;
efms:t.' Re ~ re Of three hundr.d collars Rs
Tnsss sna retained 20 the 2' esJ Of '.nssIJ lsS
J n W0aIEspYgE. A;tornsJ. n2s isriS~Ta'
IN PURSUANCE Of all order ofthe Surrogate OF the
t. .s Sf' to as G
70 S s e 81 .ss H s s F
ihtrse in tie cyof NevTort on or before he
beT issd PP R4RsscT s,s sALsTEAD' tEtscu.o-.
~ PURSUANCE Of en- order & the Surrogate 81
having aims sssnst AUGUSTUS W CLAs ate Il lie City Of
ibe .obserbeI e. o.dslp the City q Ne Yol
g g. before ID SAs6 tE .S i:sDss N o
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of the
csiG. sfsinst JARED L Mo0RE lie Of he City Of New
YGI - to a CAR w PSSSFY S 20 e n
o. City Of EswYok before TIE I.h day Of Jsly nsIt
uo,,rsnr, y TN T. EIS M5oEE Administrator.
IN PURSUANCE of an Order Of the Surrogate Of
tie Corny Of EepYork notice hereby xyen 20 a. personi
having esin. ss.n ISAAC l. PICK Of the City Of Ne<
..et AZ g.. 70 Is.s IN; 10 e q st y Of
Yorh before tie 49,o Of 81 Pisa Sefor. os-
lsesl2I.wsu1g.)
In PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF
.,a Ss e isSn . Of F?5t hf he c
esg ss'.,ed PFS.a 'S . .s be , IF
NewYork on day June ner.D,;ed
d. .Ts 1Ps NJ" '' o. ALERT o ALIEN
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of the
t GSSa i1s G cARIEs IRON RowAG lis .s q the City
70 peis I'll 9s VIZ ss I " tsS GER
Of NewYds before the heen'h day Of ue-t-D''ed
Kenyon the eleventh ts{ Of q, ssIgsTy 1884
COSRAD sTOPEYaAGES. }LA'eo''.
NOTICE of APPLICATION for the discharge Of an
~ from hk debs gs.ssIt 20 tie provision; ne hfs
Revised statues ADAM Holt Of tbe Cy Broosya the
Hon enry Moore County Judge the County Ka at
the City Hsl Of the Cry Of Brooyn on th- eise,th Dag o. MAJ
Of the said ino7ent estate hoad no ne mode aud
he be discharged from his debts. z. r RAMOUBEUA Any
STATE Of KENTUCKY--Fayette Circuit Court
- FEB TO- 1854 The COvlNGTON and LEXNGT0N AL
F94 T} fd ch.I R' ans.h oa a se u
Sona dos 'f Sa'Ss u twenty
Der from fy seventy inclusive o. eae
ste 10 iiry yesrs bearing tere't Of esntl
1ss ct the I'D SSsJ;s % '9 O Ken 9 Pres
den Of Covingon Lexington Railroad Cono.ny be
Jane Term iO az S.we he petition Of paHat
@ tsG%' soS have been & or ssa ron ITEM
A'd sr cow loi ,i tts JAMES WOOD
Brsros KISEE.D Attorney. for Plaintiff Coyinston Ky
'.'HE PEOPLE of the STATE of NEWYORK,
~ the Of sod zee and independent. To al per, rs ia,:
dece6 creditors s'tes Of oth-rF1 send grse
h. srd appear before oor Comfy NswYors
bis Office the City Of NeTYors, on hs twsletn day Of Jay
the Of the Of proceedings OF JAZZ
JRosENsTEN Executor of the !ast all aud tsaneH ut Of
In whfsot haze SEA Of eos Of ei Sur
ford Eq Surrogate Of said COUNTY, at the C Of 'e~
3 fGa and isu .h d1 uadr ss soG '
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ID NOLC ii rue MOntmartre, No I23, Pa
fnrnitnre, e.,

pRONZE CANDLESTICKS and FIGURES for
ID MILLIOsst prices than produced ia Europe
'@'''@' ''' ''' GiiBER- No sls Ps,r.t.
DEDSTEADS- AT the mandatory, No. IS Duane
Ds I ss eopeeead neieains cat,ase ceasre'' French
ts Orders for shipping ana h1,' S S ;ho s9 po,ns
ENAMELLD FtRNITURE.-Having the most
~ complete machinery, enabled to OTTER of tbs rich
and pet ui,es well afew OF tho cheapest ever
'-'''' WARREN WARD No IA GIsnd-st
one block east of Sroaassy.
ENAMELED FURNITURE-Buyers of this fash
ise ssssscs and msof, Of $ WARWICK No g. White
u three d0nseeG Of BIOadway B-The trade and shippers
tsrrhed susaal
L. A. VREDE Il Co, Cabinet Furniture Mauuiac
tory No $40 Broadway third house above
Nblo. and the Metropolitan Hotel woulc respectfully inse the
wood Mahogany OAK and Wsnu Cabinet Furniture Of their o"a
rsfsetu'e which must be TO be sppree,a ava a .,
of rarir Furniture just flushed
x.@s.pS f1eseS seeIeisy and Soo1ese. ward,os
o snd Chamber Furniture in great 'sey OF the
hal sly lee and superior qualify
AIARBI EIZED IRON.-The Office of the SALA
MA MANpER MAEBLE Co i. removed fS% No SIS B y
way 20 the SansiseGS Bpssen ~ solne, o. 10, Nod
L.sys hand CT made to order Call and see
DORTABLE CHAIRS Of every hind for Camp,
som Calm as.5: &c s s.ass sp a MIA RSsS
,CCHOOI. fURNiTURE-The subscriber invites
- the ..non Of conTite. yeess ard S'eer' to s' IN
Draft PesIds &c bis fseoIy No . 0o'e where nc Goa
CHOW CASFS-SCHMDT * BROTHER, No
y IS North wnlsmst css-ssn Tssueier.f. q 9aew
Goes metal hass rosewood aasorsnv elis ssst aaa uvs:
ssise Ola show Cats taken in exehsnse "
CHOW CASES, SHOW CASES--A large assert
men constantly OF baud da orls Cess eas'aly
peed hifped Of the United Sae, - sa''s'
'' ''' '''' No t'i * 5SSS oe Of soai~g
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IRON WORKS for BUILDINGS -Tho.e who con

IRON WORKS for BUILDINGS. Those who con
sp,i.ss bsdns vi do well 20 cali s'ou Iron "offs ana
sss@ms w m, Intel AND GILL sATrERss &c.
~. Az, sYsrued execute orders on utecn di1eent
~ Int eisbo atcly trishet Ard vsryns IN sY G
se Of sos, enehd the price Of brown stone CT IN me e
d, fouox.
mr. hui dinsx Nev-YoTki
~ ". B. AroY's building no. Ie7 0reenw1ets
Mr. Peter Coopers huildioE Lcxinr'onsv anu <AaT
f3rceer' Banh baldrs. Co.ese place and BsfelaJ-s-
N,ars GoSists building 2Sh q and Ebev
P.fs badns No u Murray and No ~ ooeh sehft-
N d Isprs baldnss No % bar.y and No 81 Leonard Ct
M J Boornsai bailoipg Nc.i2s CkAnbesst
Esms J A J. W Eeet.s buldnE No~ q. 20 "a 20 Fesey<t
E.v. Y.rs CITY flour Mls corner OF Broome AID Le~Ab
III a. Btas,s hite marble front boidins no 10 Uey~
K L. 10 bsildiDS, conner River AMI 9Th s" TO
lohen - -. 49,. ,. A., -,
ersets . -, 4. , ~, - WIS.,,
hnsbUrsh, &c, 49,, .,,,
sste Vault AID TfuS Gfd. Wudes Purchases
L. JACKSON BRO 4 Co, Iron Work.
Fos S. S. So o. s. and % t'oefes-s' aesI 0esncey n
CTEAM ENGINE for SALE-A twenty-five Horse
- Steam EB,ne Nth boiler aud shans ali compee and ia
been sbOst Ia Apply
@. NJ CHAPMAN No 2IS Pe.Tlst " Y.
CODA WATER APPARATUS.-WILLI GEE,
- No 20 Fsltop. Ne~ YORK Manufacturer Of the Premium
SELF sers Generators and BODs Machines Aso every descr
Of sppsrs;Ds eltl er for drawing or b0ttins
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sirr ;3rOoi ,iatla
IFRRING,s PATENr CHAMPION FIRE

uERRINGs PATENT CHAMPION tIoL
llPROOR SAFES heb roceved neas ~ the WcTls Saw
Ansr he Almost dali, proofs Of the efficacy OF Hhk1tNI
AfEs bic THAI Merchant OF business az Oh
elnuy prudence should witoo Toe trti1s cog
70 with tie security afotdsd not 9nirela,aS
perhaps more 4nA1 Wv
$500 from $500 70 Si00,ocg.
grateful Tor the patronage scsty W
en public uterds flstsin tie uish rsrgst'u rs
Ma tpjey until rs friends and he ret n ainsad SO @
t Thew cal scnc tAeir ordso ~ ioh
Gudsg Nstef a. g cen Block VI w.
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W al Of mercantile y that sqaue ees
sssii Fire and Burglary viii nd ~ tacu
sasnae Llies inpeues1e safe Aud bok Loots m-hai4
sfe I, L Company ms lTfy OF tie Ssats IN toe ~
fs~Itk have them ssd ISL lager proportion OF Toe 80
if rsals'ioa o. his city nshty aeosiea IN tas7 -
S,sf ee tanLrsd B41ks "a the sGCs these 0,7f as
~s.<tnfli projectors. Ora theT vsui .
skteys3 TIA, than q "a 90 slto SOD TO- zee -
~ tss Ehile the Ssli ser aeo
Iesrntt rcr Eui their narset Ia fs hrefe ecaout
hsss ehafnssd @ord Fire soa tursa le o tss a.
Iss rrtl Palace vii. Le gze ., as sl5 lelot Of tsiaG De-
pes Nlk with descriptive cfcssr aud rlfcrsn' 30 h
se a sas Cor psay, ~ ~ 10 NJ Pcsret New-1s,k
NORRIS 8tApLEY AsenF
B-basi yaxi,s II an ,i-s Vrri. p,-fs saa F'emaf cft
''e:, 20 tie sauo gfueipio
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W-YORK and CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP
1.eomboais an6 Hailroaos.

WABASH and ERIE CANAL, Indana.-This Ca
peted add for nagston through
the 18th Toledo Lake Erie, to Evansville on the
fkso a
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ilfpiatins,
.frrnrh Advertisements

1ssgas sTOUbaEAU h Co, AesSrS No. % SUE ST a.ss
PARIS.
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DEDSTEADS,-At the mandatory, No. o. Duane
Ds for se CQo Be6eads including Cottage Congress French
OrdeIs for shipping ana hotels dsd shoIt notice
CIAS FARNHAM, No. Sc Duane-st.
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PARIS.
A LEXIS GAUDINs genuine S'TAR-FRAMES,
n LENSES CAMERAS CHEMICALS Ge-MEXIs GAU.
1 Dts b. Mr. ouET T n No. No. IS soaver
JRENCH BOOTS-Mr. j. FORR, BoOtmaker Of
. SIis5 d. ans s he Sa HSa2s
. Tsps Mr. FoaR wsISouse viii always ind
s variety Boots snd shoes
H. ts's 'Po''n '' o''' ''svD
WRENCH CHEMICAL PAPER, by Mr. He
BERT admitted in all the HoPisls Of France by decree
Mdne on years expeheSco Ills prescribed daily By the
% aSd 'ni ps s"S Of
ns young children o'eb diseases ad can be used Sth en-
fs.r%.ey sioe No 10 rue DO renee and No Pos
"s' ''''D''' o'''' ' H6r0i & No IS Besyoi vowYorL
FRENCH WAX MATCHES, without sulphur uof
oeoI yhsieysI ndeS and eo'@,s rs5nsd roPs r
csnoun Co, No Passage Violet In pSTiS A., O.. eo..
deposited in Philadelphia by Mr. Pintad Ida
Il ETTERS COPYING PRESS SUPERSEDED
The Pe.'d ELEG2 m SI Go 1,sa ST HT IL
copy letters and other writing with facility ths Invention
Cu Oh 1sfSr' NO. IS sosVsr ''''''
NUTRITIVE JELLY, made with Goldfish Liver
OF by Ny 10 @ ana Sa, the COD
tsh Liver Oh hns ihe same ono 1 @ S
case Otherwise for even body Depot at Mr. oUETNs No 10
u NOLC ii rue MOntmartre, No. I.;,, Paris
COPYING PRESS new system wi'hoa, screw One o. tae
that be used whont being
special stand lie moderate price places
II within the reach az al persons
TPANFLIsGPRESS comprising within small roll OF linches
u thing necessary for aud
wips letters IL article OF indispensable use TO traye lore
Nhw STOPPER for ink bottles Indispensable IN all bureaus
Thk stopper The po0rns Of inA into the asnd without
srihpg -,
UNIVERSAL RULF-TLs rule Of invention Is quite india
.abe Ensneos Architects Draushtsmsn Lhogrephers Nc
With his role execute the mot complex ana o'
all hdes wstered drawings mosaic work and bor
wTGHERs the OF merchants adopted in the
French PostO aice Department.
NEW PFRPETUAL ALMANAC indicating tho days Of the
~eet ard Of the nop,h
PATFNT PENCIL CUTIE RS necessary Tor Craftsmen aud al
Of pencils Orders received BY Ny
oUETIN, No. IS Beegcrst
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pRONZE CAEDLESTICKS and FIGURES for
- MILLOSst lower prices than produced Ia EuoPo
''''''' -' wv ] q GILBERT, No 2ls Psarl.t.
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ENAMELLD fVhNII Uht.-HaNIHS 'ue I'us'
~ CON machinery enabled TO Offer Of hs rich
eat and most spler suites well few OF tho cheapes; ever
taerea In ibis nAIke: 81 wholesale and retail
WARREN WARD No lH 3fend-st-
block Isl a Sroadsay.
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Cutlrru au6 1m6uare.

Gutlcru ai6 1mouare.
CUT and WROUGHT NAILS, Locks and Latches,
~ Knives and FofkS Pocket Knives.
Rszort Sessors
Shoyo,s Hoes hGkss FORKS, Scythes, Slaths Rites
Anvis, Vice. Bellows FLEA,
HaIob's, Stone. Railroad aid smiths Hammers,
NIL Crossegt Ftt, Hand All Panel saws
GoT sale al the lowest market prices
CHAS 5. LITTLE, No 80 and 81 felton-st
GAS FILTERS, PLUMBERS, &c.-JOHN
NJ JOHNSON sEOTHER, well known as Gas Fitters and
respectfully call attention Of those re
sr.rss either that they being prompt
tfoleLty sfged b. AT factory 10 III E-s sf+
set4 assortment Of Chandelier, Pendants, Beekes
ke, &c ! &C reliable references
XEYsERs HOUSE-WARNING FURNACES iof
N ell best quality Of heat so
plxy Ao cooking Ranges, stoves
Hess hing articles JOHN II. hEYsER Co SJs Broadway
old COLONY IRON OMPANY's
" IRON. STEEL and CAsp-STEEL
SBOVELS and sPADEi
AfuIl Gacrrient on baud srd for sale by
JOHN ) BUSsiNG c., No 32Cif ~ v V, ~
Od ColouS iron Co nanus iron and Eagle Cat Nai =
~ b. CODDlNGTON d Co.. Nos. ~, 73, "a West
j Of, ofer for sale IN lo'. 70 suit:
Enslish round square ard Eat Bar iron
le'0 refined English and frt Bar Iron
. GQ tuns sweces square and fst Bar fOu
20 tuns refined and common Rod anc SPIKE lroD
no Rtnd snd Scroll, assorted sikes
SEQ tons Mai COOperS Hnopa Gscrteo
10f VI Oyol half wal snd b=if round Iron
t.nsN Mail Rods snd Shoe shapes
Also Abs,e and gyit Iroo. Boiler and Fl4e lion
syins. Cast, German Blister and Machinery Steel
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NOTICE of APPLICATION for the discharge Of an
h debis the % me nfd
OF the h chapter Of the second part Of the
Revived stsuies ADAM hOiT Of the City Of BrOosya IN the
Comfy Kibs nsoivsni debtor Creo 70 sppe ore ts
Judge Of the said County Of King. 81
Cit, Brooklyn the fifteenth day Of May
O'Clock 10 show they have why
should he made aud
be be disch arged from his debts T. K RAMOUBEDA Any
cI.uf t.
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CYAMELED FURNITURE,-BOyers Of this fa'

IL ionsbe Furniture solicited 20 examine tue 81
the sseGocn and factory Of \ II WARWICK, No 81 White
thee Of Brosdway. Brhe trsde and Shippers
t.rthed q usual
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the County Of NevYoE, Botoe hereby nven 70 al PesSns
airs AUGUSTUS W CLAsoN lle q lie City "
Nwiork decesssd The itr Vsgeas oere9f 70
sohscrbe No Odp the City 81 sfoIk
before tie I'd day o May nexDsd S@TforE- Oct D.
as I'd ~AgD c. CENTER, Executor Of A. '. CiAson
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IN OIL by CORDlER Chemist ana Druggist cIox dss
Champs No M Pans Physicians that the Cod
OIL pared produces the effect on Che econ
LIQUID be without repugnsoee as II the
Otherwise even body. Depot at MI CUEfINs' No 10
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1854-11-18
THE SHASTA COURIER
From Trinity County.

BIG FLAT, Nov. II, 1854.
EDS. COURIER Our gentlemanly and oblig-
ing expressman, Nh. Penpebaker, who, like Sun.
day, visits US once in every week, makes him.
self not less welcome by presenting to US a copy
of your valuable little newspaper as often as he
comes Your paper we read with great relish,
and would willingly gend you communication
every week or two, if we thought it would be
any advantage to it; but the fact is, we have
become sober, hard working man, and feel lit
tie disposed to spend an hour in writing, after
the abors Of the day; besides, in our secluson
we CLEAN no news worth relating.
Our people are complaining bitterly, and are
anxious for water. All old signs that prognos-
ticate rain are looked for, but many of them
have failed. We have one that tells when it
won't rain, but it only hits "once in WHILE"
1t is in the moon, where most all signs are, and
when used in connection with another sign we
have had for years, will never fail. One is that
if the moon lays on its back, so as to hold water,
it will not rain; the other, that if it Is turned
up so as to spill all its water QUIT will not
rain. The present moon demonstrates of
these signs; perhaps the next will demonstrate
the other. You will see that these seem to prog
nosticate only dry weather; but when the
luck gets to running the other way, they will
serve just well for wet weather
The Trinity river is down, down; it is almost
as low as it was during the summer; bat it has
its precedent within itself. in the fall of so
when ii was low and which season the pres
ent one very much resembles. Then. if you re-
member, the miners looked for the rains OF 10,
but were disappointed in their hopes, and had
TO abandon good claims after nursing them for
months, for the reason that they would not yield
their deposits without water. | hope the miner
of the present day will not allow himself TO be
SO deluded as to suspend all his labors for the
purpose OF working some fancy claim by and by,
which claim, if ever workable at all, will doubt |
less prove to be no richer than another that can
be worked at the present time.
With us, although have some anxious
watchers" our people do not suspend their la |
bors. They work as If it would rain no more !
forever, but hoping it will rain tomorrow.
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Adams & Co.'s Exnres.

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the following Eastern papers per Golden Gate.
in addition to regular daily files of California
papers for the week, viz Express Messenger,
Gleasons Pictorial, Yankee Notions. National IN.
teligencer, St. Louis Republican, Buffalo Pat
riot. Ohio Statesman Savannah Georgian, Louis.
vile Journal, Grand Rapids (Mich) Enquirer
Boston Journal, N. Y. Tribune, Times, and Her.
aid, Boston Traveller, Home Journal, n Y. Cit
izen and London Punch
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Red BIuf1C correspondence.

RED BLUFF, Nov. IA.
EDS. CopR1ER:-I will give you few items
The sound of the hammer is one of the princi
pal MUSICAL variations that meet the ear of the
soiourner here, and may frequently be heard
long after night-fall The Improvements in all
parts of the town clearly show hat the little in
strument has not been misapplied.
One of the most substantial fre-proof build
ngs in the northern part of the State is being
erected here by Bull, Baker g. Co., and when
completed will afford ample ROOM for the extern
sive business of this enterprisng firm.
From what hear from the Reservation in CO.
lusa, the number of Indians already collected
amount to about 400. They appear to be con-
tented. And as large quantities of grain will
be sown this season for their future use, they
have glowing prospects for chemuek after this
winter.
The Luna House still maintains its we'll de-
served popularity, and is being enlarged for the
better accommodation of its numerous patrons.
Dr. Yeatch has made the discovery of several
mineral and saline springs about eight miles to
the east Of this PLACE. At some time not far dis
tant they may become valuable as places Of re-
sort for the healtl-seeker, and for the manufac-
ture of salt. Large quantities Of limestone are
found in the same locality.
From the number of buildings going up all
around, and the reflection that in the course OF
few weeks at farthest we shall hear the steam
ers putting on the river, we feel that ours is
quite considerable place. =
Knowing that you do not like to publish let
tiers that fail to mention the ladies, l will remark
in CONCLUSION that too are cheered with their
smiling presence, as well as our more elevated
Shasta brothers. One.