davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-26
WEAVERVILLE STORE.
HAVANA CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

IN LEVY & co. have opened branch
L. store III Neavervir at the Bella Cuipn
in Main street where ltl-y will keep constantly
III hand The choicest brands of Havana cigars
and Tobacco. AS we have the advantage OF
supplying this place daily weekly from our
lire proof lunSe III Shasta, where we receive our
goods direct from Havana by every steauer,wo
prepared To sell bargains,
Traders, Hotel Keepers. Packers, and the
public i'll general, are respectfully invited 10
call AND II. LEVY, Shasta,
j. LEVY, Weavervillc,
L. LEVY. San francisco.
Slasta August O. 1871
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-26

GoLDsToSE & BRoTHER.--See the inluce-
mem,s to purchase fine clothing. that these gen
flemen bold oa.t to the public in tLcir card of to-
d.x,
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-26

DEMocRATic Mass MEETlSG.-We are re-
quested by number of Democrats from Whi.-
Ky Creek, to state tilot u mass meeting of the
Democracy will be held at that place on to.mor-
row. number of speakers are expected to be
present
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-26

APoLoGErlc.-We are again this week, as we
were last week, compelled to ask the forbear-
ance of our readers for the lack of editorial mat
ter. Our ADVERTISING fricuds must be accom-
modated.
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-26

To TAX PAYsKs.-TLe attention OF tax pay
ers Is directed 10 the notices OF HE Sheriff AMI
Assessor Those persons interested may save
trouble and cost, perhaps, by Attending promptly
to the matter rf ,ax-payipg.
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-26
-
Towns II urued.

No less than three fourshing California min.
by fire within the past ten days. First came
the news uf the total destruction Of the large
and prosperous town of Campo Seco, in Gala
veras County. A rufiian by the name of Scot,ie,
who had been publicly whipped for petty lar
ceny, is supposed to have started the fire. Not
a single house was left standing, nor particle
Of goods ssvcd from the devouring clement.
Loss estimated at 100000.
Next we have accounts of the entire burning
Of the prosperous town Of ST. Louis, Sierra Co.
Loss sl5O,0Q0.
And then, even almost while the citizens of
the large town of Mokeumne Hill were in the
very act of devisins ways and means 10 relieve
the wants OF ,heir unfortunate and distressed
neshbors of Campo Seco, the devouring ele-
ment burst forth in uncomfortable fury in their
own beautiful town. and in few .noDlepts the
entire place was in ashes y itl the exception OF
I'll. NJ. Siurges lire -ppopi stoDe house on Centre
street, and Mr, GregpTses stone bnilding on
Main street, from the following points, viz
On Main street 10 Er. FISHERS hospiial-nor,h
of which not a building remains, excepting Mr.
Gregorie's; Lafayette etreet, TO Mr.. Briggs
building; on Cen'ye street to Mr.. Cassi's build
ing al the west the FIRE has swept every build
ing, except Sturges's stone house, from Mr.. Cas-
sis store at tie west 10 the gUlcL ii the eastern
termination of The street.
The CLyo1icle office, we regret to say was ell
tirey csnsEmed. From an E.rtya from that of
lice, we learn that the loss .yill fall but little
short of 5000 900. TIE Are is supposed TO have
been the result of accident.
We trust these terrible losses will ncte our
citizens to increased vigilance in guarding onr
own town against similar calamilv
ABSTRACT OF THE ASSESSMENT OF SHASTA
CouSrY FoR ISJf.--It will be perceived from
the following statement prepase.! by Mr. Afford
Deputy Clerk, tlii, the taxable property Of tins
County anouns to more than million of do +
lars, yielding revenue 20 the State Of more
| than Sc 600, aud to the County, of more than
$1,000 There will perhaps be not less than
one hundred and hity-'honsand dollars worth of
property assessed in adai ion to the above
WnlcH VIII ylclu an additional revenue OF about
$4,000.
| Real Estate other than city and town
lots, 18I number of acres therein,
81. .2Gg value thereof SI22 $40
! Vaue OF improvements thereon, I4i,3O]
Number of city aud town lots, 2:222;
value ilereo., $3.50
Value of improvements tAegenn 1925
Value of personal property, o:lIes than
improSamcnis, 1882
Total Salae OF property, $l.020,602
State tax thereon, S6I23 81
County tax thereon, 5l96 81
Public Building ,ax, a5l9 II
Total property tax, 1854. Sl3,77S 10
Delinquent poll tax. 81, $I.2js 90
do property tax, '53, 1856 % -$2.3li 90
Total tax OF 1851, $l6,002 81
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-26
Albums a. Co.'s ENprens.

We return thanks to Adam & Co.'s Express
for files of late Atlantic papers, for the London
Times, London Punch, and regular files OF Cal
iforuia papers during the week
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-26
$l6,092 81
Total tax of 1851,

FRoN THE PLAISs.-Mr. Hugh Shnfleton
who ef, this County for the Atlantic States last
fall, arrived III this place last weA.s over Noblc's
route. His party arrived iu eScelelt health
He brought about one bupdreI head of hor-
ses and cattle, which, owing to the abundance
of grass on the Noble Route, are in iae condi-
ton. He speaks of the Pass in The most enhnsi
astic terms, and thinks the most difficult piece
of road he has passed over since leaving the
fluiboldt, is The regular stage road between his
place and The Canon House.
The cattle are dying rapidly on the Hum
boldt. and the enigrants will therefore leave
that river at the first opportunity. For this
son he thinks much larger portion of the en-
graiion will come through Mobiles Pass than
we could have otherwise expected.
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-26

MES-or-w AR.-Two men of war English and
French, have arrived in the larbor Of San Fran
cisco.
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-26

CHoLERA.-The T1mcs j. Transcript of the
22nd, says that report was IN circulation the
night previous. that a prominent merchant OF
San Francisco had, died ;uddenly that evening,
of cholera.
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-26
Rhodes a. Co.. Exprc.s,

Messrs Rhodes & Co. have our acknowledge
ments for late Atlantic and California papers,
furnished rs since our last issne.
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-26
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
MAIL STAGE llNEs
@e|lA
A DAKEY LINE Of cor MOO Il u
A

90 A g H T. =
DUN FROM CALLAHN'S RANCH to YRE,
IL KA and JACKSONVILLE every day
Will leave Callalian's every morning, passing
through Scott Valley and Fort Jones 10 Yrcku.
Leaves the freka House at o'clock every
morning for jacksonville passing Cottonwood,
Klamath Ferry Coles, Sandbanl.' and RusselIs
Ranches. and through Rogue River Valley To
jacksonville. ..-
Returning, will leave the Robinson House Mt
Jacksonville every morning at D o'clock, and
arrive ut Yreka the sanle day.
Leave the lreka House every morning at )
o'clock for Callahans Ranch connecting with
Geo. l.. Greathouse H. Bros saddle train OF
mules for Shastni CONNECTING at Shasta with
the California Stage Cninpany's line for Red
Bluffs, Tehana. Mary ysvillc and Sacramento city.
Mr.. Geo. l.. Greenhouse i Brother have es;ui.-
lished line of saddle mules between Shasta and
Galatians Ranch, leaving the ST. Charles Hotel,
Shasta, every morning al o'clock tCr Cullahuns
Ranch. Messrs Grea,house & Bro. have spared
no pains to make everything comfortable and
convenient for the travelling public this
road.
q Persons wishing to go to the Trinity,
Salmon & Scott River Dissinss, do SO hy
taking the above lines. Also, for SCOTS Bar,
Dead dwood and Grcenhoyn Greeks aud all the
northern mines.
MCLAUGHLIN & McCOMB.
rroprieiors.
Agents. WM. McTURK. Shasta.
II. SLICER, lrekn.
n p. Persons wishing to go from San Fran
cisco TO the Northern Mines, can go quicker,
easier. and cheaper by this route, than by any
other ii!c.
Running time from Sacramento City to Yr.ka,
four days. Mel. s. AlcC.
SHASTA. August &c, 1854. I'm
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-26
AnEs, EapRA EAMlLV HAMS,

- = CASKS of these superior patent hams,
AV warranted free irorr saii and in perfect
order, for sale i,y W3i. 5. FITCH & co.
August Is. 1871. m II
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-26

iy Apples are selling in Oregon at tour dol
lars and a-hnlf per ,lozen
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-26

HYFALUTEN.-The Journal Of Commerce. re-
Gently established in San Francisco, and edited
by E. J. c, kewep. poet, thus lot'ily and Srandil-
oqneptly rebYkes ihose Democrats who are en-
deavoring 10 get the idea abroad among the
neigh5ors '''as the -slfig party has gone to the
undiscovered country s''--
IT, (tiie wing paay.3 lives in rciuvenescen'
splcndor, Ill that irresistible necessity which has
invoked ii into renewed activity o.! this pcciden
tai shore. y
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-26

TREASURE SHIPMENT.-Ihe total ai unt OF
treasure shipped by the steamers on the 10th
inst, was s. l5S S9S
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-26

A. & S. SoLoMoS.-Read the new advertise
ment of these gentlemen, before you buy new
suit Of clothes.
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-26
ATTENTION CITIZENS,

HOMER A. CCRTISS announces himself as
,ice of the Peace for Shasta Township at the
next general election.
August II. 1854. te
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-26
From Yrekn.

We are under obligations to Cram, Rogers g.
Co.'S Express for q copy of the Mountain Herald
of the 10Th instant, delivered to us on Tuesday
last.
The Herald contains long letter written By
Mr.. E. d. Pierce, descriptive of a trip which he
and seven other gentlemen named, made to the
summit of Shasta Butte. The letter is SO sim
sularly written, however that it is impossible
to say whether the author is speaking in earnest
or merely sendeasorips to "selP' somebody
The Herald treats the whole affair with serious
ness.
We are indebted to the Herald for the follow
ing items:-
A shooting affair came of in the streets of
Yreka, on Wednesday night last, in which Mr.
Griffin was shot by MIR. Henry Starr Mr. G's
wound is. we are happy to learn, not considered
at all dangerous. The circumstances OF the case
We llaye not yet learned and will forbear stating
until Mr.. Starr has hearing.
A party OF thirteen men left our place on
Monday fagt for the purpose Of meeting their
friends and protecting the emigrant trail
II is rpniored that the Shasta indians have ALL
with the exception OF one who returned wound
ed and told the tale, been killed by other In.
dians on the Lakes. Fortunate ii true.
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-26
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims against the estate
IA OF Thos. Palmer, deceased. are reqnre.l
10 exhibit them. with the necessary vonchers,
within ten months after the date ut this notice,
10 the undersigned, they will he iorcyer
barred. WM. D. OLENDORF,
Aug. -, 1871 81 Adminisrator.
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-26
TRINrTY coUNTY WING TICKr.r


For Congress,
MAI. G. W. BOWIE, Of Colusa,
CALHOUN BENHAM, of San Francisco.
For Clerk of the Supreme Court,
JOSEPH R. BEARD, Of Nevada.
For District Judge,
&c. HINCKLEY, of Shasta,
For representative,
E. A. ROWE.
For County Judge,
r. T. MILLER.
For Sheriff,
E. NEBLET.
For County Clerk,
Ii. J. SEAMAN.
For Treasurer,
E. HASKELL.
For Assessor
NM. S. LOUDEN.
For District Attorney,
JOHN n. BEST.
For Public Administrator,
F. D. KETCHUM.
For Coroner,
a. SITES.
For County Surveyor, ..
II. l.. WHEELER.
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-26

j. &. HYKNES,
Candidate for Justice of the Peace, Shasta
Township.
Ang 26, 1854. aug26te
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-26
SHASTA WHOLEsALE PRICES
CURRENT.
SHASTA, August 90. 1854.

CORRECTED ny nuLL, BAKER RoBnISs.
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-26

THE LIFE oS THE PLAINs.-We are indebted
to the talented author, A. Dclano, Esq, for Il
Plains aud at the Diegnss." The work is got
ten up in very handsome style. OF the quality
of contents, ii is perhaps unnecessary TO speak.
Every body knows that the graceful and humor-
ous pen of ''Old Block would treat a Efe on
the Plains and in the mines in an entertaining
and truthful manner. The country trade sup
piled at sla per dozen by reniitiins TO the
Agents, Kirk Bros 3rd'st. Sacramento.
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-26

JOHN GEO RICE,
Candidate for Constable, Shasta Township.
Ang. %. 1854. aug2G tie
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-26

EksANa& !tll HRAX,
Candidate for Justice vi tue Peace, Shast;
Township.
Shasta, Aug, 2G, 1854. aug26 lie
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-26
THE SHASTA CUU RI Err.
Axems. for the Courier.

SATURDAY MORNING, AUG. 90, 1854.
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-26

The DILLON AFFAIR.-The y. Y. Times of
July 20. contains a letter from its wel-iniorlned
Washington correspondent, who says:
The French Minister is in IA terrible way
about tile rase ot MIR. Dillon, the French Consul
at San francisco, who was arrested some time
since tor contempt oi Court, i'll refusing TO make
return TO subpoena. l am INCLINED 10 believe
lhiS Is The most serious open question III connec
ton With our foreign relations. The French
government and people are exceedingly sensi.
tive relative tn their Copsqls; and presumed
insult to one, Is TO them the highest cause for
war. Bnt Mr.. Dillon's course has been so very
unalhiable, and he has manifested so strong
disposition 10 provoke an outrage" that our
Government Is not disposed 10 treat him with
much consideration. | am strongly inclined to
believe the end of the difficulty viii be, that
Mr. Dillon will receive some pecunary compeu-
sation for his arrest, that his ccequator will then
be withdrawn, and the flag of his successor be
saluted by the American troops at San Francis
co, when 1t is again raised over the Consulate
II France insists upon better terms than these.
am satisfied she will be compelled to t;gh, for
them.
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-26

SPORT FOR THE B'Iiors.--Frun private ad-
vices received by Col. T. X Battelle, Union Ho-
tel we learn that u match has been made be-
tween Tom Iiyrr and john Morissey. to fight
for $50, ,000-$l0 900 u side. i'll "a foot ring,
halt a minute time, to be governed by the ner
London rules. The fight is to come otf in five
months from the 18th Of July. Hyer has the
call among the betting fancy in New York. 400
to S64, aud freely taken. 1t is said by letter,
(priva,e, that upwards Of 500, 900 will change
hands on the result. Hyers friends stick to him
like wax.-Com. Aoc.
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-26

Z, G.. GsELEVTE,
Candidate for Justice of the Peace, Shasta
Township.
Aug. 26, 1854. augoG te
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-26

.. y. fitl>lL IL, ireSi4ent.
L. II. Tower, Secretary
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-06
Notice

R undersigned, having bOtght out the entire stock OF
/ ,oOds belonging TO Messrs. Wheeler Llkln, hcr.
cIapt biloIs would beg TO Inform the citizens Ol
Wheeiing and vicinity that lie Intends carrying on the
MnichanI Tailoring business In the same room ornieriy
occupied by MtssTs Wheeler & Lakn, aud having OBJ
luincd tile services OF bOi Of tho former nropreloIs he
s eCaied TO make up 10 oldcT every article III hts ne
In tile latest styO ard best maner al very short NOTICE.
and very low for h. Having large stock on hand now
lie is determined to sell verylow, TO reduce his slofk aud
make lonm for the SpTiug Goods Now is IaTe chance
TO Eet good oong cheap. Tie will warrant every article
To be as recommended, or no talo'
Come one, come ALI ....
And i've call, .".H. ..
,ur9 At w. > j. ii STtLLMAN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-06
For SunhSh.

t THE fast running Steamer Stephen
,HlH u Unynrd. BOOTH Mastor having been
kHSdf1fSsS To.painted and ledecOTaicd, will leave
Wheeling 70: Suniish ard all intermediate
iaujings EyERY nay at half past 3 O'CLOCK, =. M.I
For lreipht or nasSage apply on boari. sop!I
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-06
For 1laitimorc. y, WH2hIngtog,. II Ph'I"HslPhIa
IE$ sz5sE 3: sss5sE g -
GTeat tETough Lime for tho East.


Great through Line for tho East.
tIlHR Baltimore ard Ohio Rail Road from Wheeling TO
| baltimore, and connecting with tile Washington
Ianoh Rail Road tho Junction a!ey called ie Relay
House miles nom IisltmOre and with tie Plllahe
mia WilminsOnand namo Rail Road to Piladcpbia:
The ereAl tunnels upon the line are now completed AMI
the whole road 10 IN fine condition, presenting ore OF Tie
most pit turesqu and romantic roUieN ~ the world
Tie urw and splendid steamers ofthe Union Line rom
louisville and Cincinnati connect with tS road al Wheel
iug and through tickets from thne paCes 10 baltimore,
Washinslon Padelpha, &C., may be had OF the agents.
or Oh the boats. . B.! ., n ,-,,
Thccvlmess nil ancsyes Wheeling daily, al oeloek
A. NJ tWheellnG tWs) aud arrives at Cumberland (20l
miles, at 7P. Nj and aIo tVo houra Jlssln
baltimore (2sO miles Ga NJ the next morning ma
King lie passage oushm about 20 hours, Including all
stOprages. .---,- ..,.,. =.
B'Iaegage checked through TO any o' tie eastern POINTS
without charge A., .. ~.
PASSENGERS and baggage transferred TO The cars Tor
al tho Junction and for Philadelphia al llHl-
tnoi Without extra charge. Travellers are allowed am
nlc lInc aud oppO tUny Of all points meals
Through tickets uom Wheeling TO BALTIMORE. lwiih
privilege nilying over alwhele Oh 'hs SouLo' Ia ~"
buprG tie OF the Union Line on the OHIO aI1 OF
the Rail Road Agents al Wheelng D. FNRp)& M"uhua
villa maj wM PARKER. Grn'l, Snr't
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-06
On-Partnershlp.

ruR uude signed have this day formed a eopartner:
sbin undsT lie ,iS me md style o c. Baker CO.. and
M cnnInus the Steamboat Asency and loat Store buSi-
ness Al the old stand, No. % Water street:
's9' a. w s. @. BAKER,
snYI JOHN HIST
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-06

u HCHIVkD this day, tile best assortment OF Gents,
IL yout's and Chldren's cloth caps, ever orovght ~
ms CITY ia wing been selected with great oile SIesaT
style ani ouSllY They comprise IN Part az lollows:
Gents Ciuh OpOro black and whites gents haL ololh uo
black dTah and green riding hunting and Apollo cars
Also tbe Seyhian Pyrennial oliohet cap new aIcIe
oeeer will every other description Of hat or eXian
'S9IS' @rIS Is. y. HARPER q SON 4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-06
AIGaLY lMPoRTANT.

NELSON'S Premium Chinese Luslul Washing Fluid,
IN lhc ncatCtt Improvement yei discovered, for saNinG
sInr snL eyl cusc in wa shiMg Clothing and House Clean
inr Linens and CotOns washed by this Fluid will he
wiiteT aud soer han than IL ble9ched OH the grass
herself on that point By soaknga piece 0l olOn
or Lineml In lie Fluid, pl strens for % huua which
,viI clearly show that Ii must bn purely harmless VIXEN
5inie win gallons Of waterto la ~ pint or fluid.
Tie Chiness washing Fluid Is worth three times tie
single sSpSneS which =. S5s % GS IN or bo2 Tt large %
Manufactured and sold BY the subscriber who haslalh
ly mi chased the right for Ohio rounyt, Va.
y VF'' JAS. MRLLoR,
Arvo No. 90, UniUnSt,. wleeligs, Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-06

= - FIREMAN'S HATS. s s.ial,.I
q AVERY has resolved sufficient number OF Fire
~ m,h.s hats, IOr one oi two nop'Panea, which will
M sold low by tic doLell I'D ~, .s,tt!,,,I,,, \
SEND % y HNE'Hf'r
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-06
BRIDGE CORNER CONFECTIONERY, SA

BRIDGE CORNER CONFECTIONERY, SA-
LOON AND OYSTER DEPOT.
ITNHE und rSgned, having bought tho Bridge Corner
Confectionery, opposite the Monroe House, formerly
IePt by T. w. Parker, and greatly enlarged aud improved
U, will keep constantly OIL hand all kinda Of cakes ard
Il, ms. .... ...' ".. ,.s
OYSTERS served up in the boat STYLE at oil hours In
the Saloon and urnshed wholesale and Islal by the
aud half can '
UR-A Sssortment of Christmas and New YSar's Toys
noviod,r L. u. RoSR 4 ERNEST KRELL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-06

pOT, bottles OF Louden's celebrated Family Medl-
.ONJU Ciues. Tie Only agency In the city.
These aIe the best Faulty medicines now ~ use belhg
iiuns - J. B. VOWEL,
,,,oa oi Union stl eet. agent
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-06

A LARGE ASSORTMENT
or gents dress Hats pearl and baoS pru"SAn lHg'a-
" ham, Pals. Young America and London Hats
mriI s. II. HARPER " son.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-06
Observation-Disclosures.

OdS uOLI OONJ PCS
NJ RSSRS. BEAMER & TUITION, having taken tile
Nl Rooms formerly occupied by Mr l.. TaT6cll la
gucean Gallery corner OF Main ond hddIe steets Gen
lie Eeeng beg leave TO solicit shlGe Ol pail onsBe
from llls friends and ihU public ut large.
They make II rule not TO let any pictures 20 out but
wnht are satisfactory, aud VIII executed.
Cod and Silver plallng executed neatly
ub-CrdcIs LEFT here for Pgn painting viii be attended TO
H. Tn,to, a IIrotberH mIgI-3In
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-06
BAUHfLURS,

Tnst1nfane,us Liquid Has DBe,
mn ,ho.e ysbnea hair dye that may bo depended UP
on, we canoheeriGy iseomme9S The he above The Gs:l
s or lie Kind now In use. For sale Wholesale
and retail, by 81 - , LouaM ~ ~ NH.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-06

GHa Holiday Presents '.
nj No, 4 washington nuII, Monroe street
UAVlNG iuit returned from the eastern cllies, now
lI offer tor sale a hne aud eomrets SAsoltheh' VI
Watches, Jewery, silver ware and Fllci tiood1.
Persons desiring 10 puIchAse are Inved 10 ca sA'
amire my Goods, which Am deieImihea "s'''
a. hs cheapsii -. - .,. "a. r..
presented. -. SJoWnTn,. 1, 81.
uoig I0nIOs ~ LI-- -.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-06
ADAMS 81 COS Exdres's
1854. ;tlggg AA 1854.

ORFICE-lIcLurc House.
TOR speedy aud safe conveyance Of nIe ohaIdI rlek
ages pa cells, hank notes, srccie gold III cho &c o
,he East, Ru oIe California aud Australia Also ,.
For Pittsburgh and all points n the tevelaLd anu
through TO ChlcOBo. ... . ,,,,, ,,..,
Por Zane vile and oil places on The National Road
though 10 Cincinnati, Louisville and 81 Louis.
For auIno,o and ali points OIL I! Q baltimore ana Oho
Railo d. and nom thence connect wi b our Great East
gIn EytleSs to Philadelphia. New York aud BostOn
I'VE collect notes. drafts, accounts, and bills on de
livery OF parcels, and make prompt returns
Express ior Bast daily at O'Clock, A
do Ur west do Z do An. ....
do orPittsburg Do do An ,.,,.. j. :,
Our arrangements are now complete Tor tue uehVsY OF
P''"'S'' S'" ''''''" " 50 r'''' ADAMS & Co.
N. PtaNAS, Agent . avn
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-16
D, ! J Miller, David n. Lake, b. c Watson,

Dr. ~ Miller, David N. Lake, D. c Watson,
J. Robins, Jr. iiiLf'J
MIscELLaNEors. - Benz Patton, John Tag.
gtfi. Wa. Forsyth, VIM. q. scott VIM. l.
Dewagl, Samuel r. Wood, {, o. Dachmpn.
I PLowfss MArcH -Bhjsh Csawfori, u.
Priestly, weimer, Li1hou, John Smith,
luppef Angnsfa;l Jacob Painter, Felix Lerch,
William Fatrow.
Nonc.bui members Of the Society will be
permitted 10 compete ior prizes.
1. Persons ltom any county, Stale or county
can become members on payment Of iihy
cents 10 The Teasqter, OF township com
miiteman. tsa.a--'t
Competition is earnestly invited from all
parts Of The country, aud from neghboring
counties.
Judges win commence lhcir duties a, 10
O'Clock. The plowing match viii take place
s,i The addtess will be delivered al , by
john Yonngnan, E.q, aiier which The
award. will be announced from the stand
The township committees are particularly
requested 10 attend 10 the collection OF Ia.
yearly does.
SAMUEL JOHN, President
WM 7. 'GREESpUGn, tS..,o,,4;as 5
DAVID TaCGART.