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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-31

swer to your enquiries about the machinery fur
nished by you upon the Mad River and Lake Erie
Railroad. would say that the 'Huron," the first
engine delivered, run thirteen months, sdrawing
heavy freight trains every day. We had her in
The ssBelleS Centre the second maehine ran ii
months up TO the time Of acollision with another
engine. The tfrremont'' has runconstantiy since
coming on the road. She and the "Huron,' are
doing well and in goodsorder with exception Of
They all have been very efficient machines,
have done fully as much<work as any, and more
than most of The machines upon the road, with as
little repairs. Respectfully,
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rrs1cK AND AFFLlcrEp.

THE most safe and certain remedy known to the
world for the cure oil obstinate coughs colds asthma
bronchitis, blood splitting. liver complaint whoopins
cough GROUP tickling or rising in the :hroat de
bity pains In the side or breast,
from the abuse OF eaomel other causes Is DoCroK
SWAYNE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHER
RYi ard consumption 1t has reached state and as
sumed character hitherto considered Yields
without struggle TO this great Original Wild Cherry pre-
rs'ation Remembcr-the great Original Wild Cherry
preparation. and the only compound by
physician, is manufactured under the immediate care Of
DR. SIvAYNE, at his Laboratory, No. North Seventh
st. above Market, Philadelphia
For sale 6v-DR. JAMES Baker; KELLS& CALn-
wELLi and PA TTERsoNGe Co Wheeling. FLEMING;
BROS, Pittsburgh. BURDsALL K Co, Cincinnati;
aud by dealers generally sepl9
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No. 1, sprigg House Emporium!
CLOTHS, cAssIMEREs AND vEsT1NGs.
NewsPriny aud s.,,,ncrcaoa.,

new Spring aud Simmer C Gods!
I'm pleasure III being able to say 10 ms old Gust
tc,. a1 me iashl9nabe community, that have Just
,S @ from New York. and have been To procure
Eno 9 Goods for the that Tie grta
Ill , new York, can import from France and the
man and having dispensed with tie sale of com
gives and time 10 attend
ne wants oil my customers in the fashionable way Ny
new STOCK now consists of T.E5-
BtAcx, BRows, GREEN. Blue, OLIVE AxD
,,.lrs,. pALHIA CLOTHS.
ALSO siIk and Wool cashmeretts all shades and eoors;
uarIter summer cloths linen grasseots,
!oF making froek, dress. sack business
iine aud american cassimeI es; Also ducks
tnen 1rillings &c, for making pants As 10 Vestines
~ an beautiful selection ever looked at in any ci
M wv @ am now prepared to cake in the most
oest style, as have secured Mr. KussELLs
500 as cutter Tor The coming season, certain in
nat can furnish better cloths thanany house west
en connection with the above have beautiful ssso,
innnk Goods, all fLe seasonab!e, and fash.
bzi consisting OF cloth, Cashmere. cashmerett
- grass linen, d. abita plain liuen flock, dress
coats vests and pants made from tie most
H. and seasonab'e Goods in great variety; aso
inn ana cotton Shirts. silk, Iii ell lambs wool and
gloves aud suspendcrs. S'S
hosiery in great variety; also every other article suit
~ 'o " eoGnretinSa senttenan's drObe.
he ABOVE named articles oset her wi MANY other
es that Ian be found at my store No T. Sprisg IOue
mTsi eau III ana take look, and much OBJ se yours
@- S. RICE
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rI1."pI'LFIiIAI ]
MessTs Editors :.-The advices by the Africa
have, had no effect upan our market, owing to the
very light supplies, both by rnilrond and canal.
-supertine is firmly held al $3.50. Extras LISA
$50. as TO quality. Rye -four dull at SIS. Corn
Meal wanted ats 30. White wheat scarce at so
andsreds ITO. Corn is worth soc. Clover seed
in better inquiry at So per 64lbs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-31

Dent Conference.-The trial of Alfred w. Dent
for the stabbing of Walter H. Harshee, some
months ago, came OF last week before the Court
of Common Pleas, in this county. He was fou nd
guilty OF 'stnLbing with intent TO KILL and SEN
fenced 10 the Penitentiary for fifteen years Sher-
ID Boyd and Mr.. J I'm Barser left with him for
Columbus. on yesterday truesday. )-cadiz Re
ubicGa. A., a. ~
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F. c. FoARD.
Mast. Mach. FIN. r. 8, L. e. r. Il.

ALLEGHENY CRY, Aug. 10, 1858.
Messrs. Hy& F. BLsNDYs-Gt atlemeH:-I take
TINS opportunity to answer yonr enquiries respect
ing the machinery you furnished TO the Penn. and
Ohio R. r. Co.
They hayesbeen doing AN excellent busin. S.
hef'Ashlandi' has taken the heaviest train over
the roads notwithstanding ,weshExe engines with
larger cylinders. This may appear strange but TO
the practical man the cause is well understood
They have done for us good service, in fact we
could not have done the freighting of the road
without them this searon. l consider tliemin eve
ry respect equal to any, and superior to most ma
chimes upon the road; and Icheerlully recommend
them to railroad companies. % o'lifsis a4 s-f'si
Yours respectfully, ,.t
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TnosE MUsksrs-Some time since, Geo. Law,
of New York, purchased the clipper bark Grape
Shot for s24 900. and on Saturday last she sailed
70: cons,antinopIe freighted with those 10000
gnnswhich Law is sail to have sold FOR about
million dollars. If all reports ore true, the mus
kets will do Tremendous execution among those
who Use them.
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From the st. Louis Republican
THE DIARHNE ASSOCIATION.

Inc names appended TO the following article will com
manu- attention. We have examined the erie vances or
winch complaint Is made, but IL occurs to lis that MAJ, 10
s 80 e'se business and SO intimately connect wi ii
e e Vi TINS CITY, would not adopt views exnress
Gu oy them without being sure that they were tight
Aheel Is IN existence Jn OF stea M.
ooal owners, captains and agents. known by the nam,
style OF The Saint Louis Marine Associa, o,, >, A.,
ed object OF which is regulate the rates NJ cr,, Nv
aesise pans from time 10 time the r h
s'e"ooat INTEREST," aud whereas, the said association 10
Course which we deem exceedingly detrimen
10 Tue business aud general prosperity OF our CITY,
we The undersigned, therefore, feel called uno, l.,
70 and the community rse 10 resist the
OF The said association iE every BILE way in
W. e'. f." mist we eoneede TO oil the perfect right to
manage their own affairs, in their own wav not N 49,;
eis WIN he rights and privileges OF Others we stronI
All general combinations injurious in all tbe,r
ie'a'ohs' aud tending only unsettc and disarr,ra.
M 'ot inc time being, without possibility of b.in,
eu entertaining these views, and belle wing the eat,
'e assoeianon" Is nothing less than CON u,S.r,,.
~ Ao"ofoLf' winch viii result in dtverin. LARGE nor
oh Oh Tie trade OF our city which has been ;nd,
way o' inc rohs continued or the mercan,i,o
Hu"ty' and holding that the laws oil trad. or ...I
ahd demand" should regulate the ca rri.r ~, ,,
tTados, - - '.i - : - = ts -" wen As other
eore' we' the undersigned. pledge ourselv., .,
long as tie said Marine Association exists -
eee 10 all boats not belonging the association
e rates OIL freight as Charged by the assocfa,ion 80,
that we Will use Influence and eor, a.,
ltate such boats TO secure their loads ' ~ sSii'
"e%so particularly request corresponlsnt. =; 40.
"o me same and as our agents, TO carry out
views hetein expressed, as far practicable .As
~ JUSTICE 10 our feelings, we expires Our d..n
.a' seen step becomes necessary ON Cur mart
taken pride in giving that preference 10 ST
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-31

office Commissioner OF Reyenue for the city dstic.
at tile ensuing May election M
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1.-THE election of United States Senator is made
IN New Hamps hire, not by joint tallot of The two
branches OF the Legislature. but by concurrence.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MR. EprroR:-Piease announce WILLIAM N. DUN
La candidate for Commissioner othe Revenue for
the county District at the ensuing May election.
mr23 Ss6s ~ MANY CITIZENS,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-31

Byoalele gr6Phicofe p6rtih She Richmond Dis
losStlsIl1l!;7 s.oJ II
.patoha%e fire occurred in Pc
itersBGfg;' val Oh sH4dd last The FIRE
sbrckt eat TN shop of Grandson F.
Marks oWbich WAS afall8desttoysd. together with
atfthe tAe workmps;pq and a.4arge quantity
OF lumber The flames next spread TO Thomson
fuckers fsStgIsf Which with its contents, was
bHJgtjot hes gFqUndrod TAe. Ne6chnnts' Excha nge
was on.ires iR seveInf aIilaces. but was saved
The 9fhcs, Of fry sI .Ba also caught fire
5i6yl 10 ac;Itsy:E sd- S::TI,i yioIf =
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No.. ; NOTICE EXTRA. &
nave small stock common cIo hing that will dis
t ~ az COST, or even less, TO room for my Sp,ins
mlei '"e soOuA. ,..,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-31

OFFER fol-. sale the house and 10, ,vb.-.,
aiso-hoyse and lot Mo- the corner q, now I've
FIRST atreetS.tentre Wheeling et VI Eon and
I5l ard 152 on Chapne street, C.D,. w..
nearly opposite tile Method1t church If "os nsel
saie previous TO the 2sth inst ;hey viii h. Ss s az
IoSe SuGon al the front door The eout oersd
~ NJ OF that day God barsaiLs Can ~ =.
5 OF this property, DEF erninsS sa ~
iouIth cash, balance in one TWO I ie
--InLLo W Mlrr.ur,.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-31

JAS. H.sMoMEcHEE is .: eaadidatetog the SHERIFF.
at the eleetionto be held In the Spring Of 1854
oct2S:td hat. yafsai.qq1Ga
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-31

PHILADELfHIA
Curtain Warehouse,
III CheSn"t ST. Philadelphia opposite ne STAT. Tto,
II ENRK w. SAIFOi ID, '''''e'
iaroRFER AND DEALER CURTAINS, CURTAIN MA
TERIALs, AND FURNITURE CoyERISos.
WHICH he Offers at the lowest market prices.
r, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
n oto'oeteu LACE Curtainsi Gilt CoInices;
=, 10 Muslin Do do Pins;
Drapery Laces q. 8luslins; do RnH1s -tr
French Brocatells all wi dthS Cnnony a 81 49,, -,
satin Ss = u.s.. Cords, Tassels, Gimps,
Damasks: ''"' FriDses, Curtain Drops,
large stock OF FRENCH PLIISHES .orsu ,o,or. . !,
qualities on hand VI al ColoTs AMI
colors for shading. 1atNDS OF all
T. Persons ordering Curtains will gi We the measure
OF Inc hcghth and width o. entire frame of
mariT-ivdISw 0 'SHte Vi Wlhuow
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Philadelphia Flour and Grain Market,
PmLApELrnrA. March %. Is

REPORTED FoR THE WHEELING lsrELLtoEScER,
.i By JAS. P. PERor AND BROTHER
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didate for the Office of Sheriff OF Ohio County at the e
suing spring election. Q 9t{ Il III
mr8-daw ---.----JoHS fRADy (
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CHANCEhY SaIE-

puRSUANT 10 IIesfee made r., = e. =. -
Febrasrr. one LOT OHIO county, on The ir S1oStt
pisa ana sn aaSp ss!ssn Fraasts S
VIII on Monday the first day OF May IN IL. d9lis
AUCTION tie Snf Ico ss, or s s
y, MI said sale theFtaGerfrom dsv ~ Ohio rOT
tne Ioy2lng desc ibed very valuable nse.s
WI: hesnhng al The soulh corner oI a. ID
"; situate on The or Market and TnoS Sek
min. I6 0y aoad d u vol as shoe store md
the 10 tue northern boundary Of grouSds Market
tween Market and Main streets Thence distant Be.
WIN MARKET street to stake
ginning. ~ 'eet 10 The place OF -
1ss r?', ef Sai<.-Ten per cent OF the pu1eh,..
ne PAD IN baud aud the residue by eou9I money
ara Three years from the date OF sale WIN Al one
IN . a3 o. sac tlu rad the purchaser 10 nm eIeat
aEa eooh security Tor the deferred IA " eve bond
ey fsesa further e segy mi III title
non OF The grounds above described car Sae any
PleVios 10 the first day Ma next nv ~ any lime
ton to PR 4SCsIS - = % 9y making applic1
MOI ~ ~ arms IRJS(
- SreCfa
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To the yo,or.,ofs 0I,io County

40 the vofersgofsOhio County.
offer myself candidate the Office ,of Sherin OF
Ohio county, and reelected shall discharge
tho duties OF the ONCE Iatthtdnyaiid mrdrtiay.
mPqTipi " ll(Am Z WIS., wllcKknAM. d
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BerryhIn G Co, DC. -

~ v complainant,
a; !. Butts administrator, and Benj. P San.
pursuance OF decree of the Circuit co,t @
county; made al the Fan Term 1851 and an s T Ohs
10 oeoak a a. 81. The from, door s.I
Part OF Lots No. six C6) a nd SeyenC7> an, -, ~,
CS) in East Wheeling. - ~4u ot 40. eight
I Lots No eight t and eleven e11 in
Also part OF IotsNo five Cos six &c, in CIV
thirty 81 hree feet. - ~ S''ee' Vi about
Ierf 81 Sate1Ien Ter cent TO be pail in cash lie
naIahce IN eight, sixteen aud four n,ontbe ~ w
chaser giving bonds with good security aud TIE t. PS
taileu as iII Their secaTt uIt the whole Is ns1 "
IebzI- - % Z DANIEL a. LIST comLfission,-
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* IN, ne hESl AND CHEAPEST STOCK 4
nF spring Goods in The city of " heelipy INV h. o,
IN al &c .enIy,s, NO. I05 Main st. o""
mas selected, and is opening choice and y ne
sy Of Goods the Spring embracing
styte ana quahty OF staple. fancy and substan1
s for ladies' gen lemen's or niant's al
"a N oilers at reduced prices. Determined to al
friends sn tbs than s his
lore purchasing elsew her tronbe ~ oe-
anu less to sell them. Call and see at - '" soous
febosdt, j. G. lHEFTLY,S, Mains
-. -------- y corner Market alley
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pPoISoNING..n

Thousands of Parents who svermiruse composed o
Castor OIL calome &c not aware, while they
appear to benefit the patient they actually te
foundations series Diseases such as salvation
loss offs sight, weakness oflim5s, etc.
In another column will be found the advertisement o
tlobensack's Medicines which we ask tho attemtioo
all directly interested in their well as their chill
ufes heaith In Liver complaints and all disorders
sing from those bilious type should make use or the
only genuine medicine. Hobeusaek's Liver Pills -r
NS nOtdeeefred," but ask for IIobensack's Worn
Syrup and LIVER Pills. and observe that each has the sig
nature OF the Proprietor, J. n. HoBENsAcK as none
else genuine ~ 7ss5s - .IT :. :"
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yr,p,, EOh HENT. :
WE fine new four story wa reho,... r....,z..,
on inc Forsyth property fronting he
thsn e!er street These houses In point oil si1s
eissp and strength OF and loc4 ton o}
sale and commission, produce, or WHO'LL
spseinn IN s1 The Counting Rooms are isree
Lossession given Immediately. For te ms -
!ano Il tIztSE FRANCIS r. ARMsTRoSc
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mimi Dchnnee snIamnnder S1fe,-.
HlikH GAYEERsS PAT

R,Yf-, Dehnnce SnIa lnnder S:I fc.-
ROBERT sEsz4aSS f S fzzal STREET.
q ~ FORMERLY 80 JOHN STREET
Is the Sole Unite States o1 In.
Original and only reliable Salanla nders both az rcss
against fire and burglars Every Sale soiI NJ IhS
tenSe manufactured under the personal s1pe
.en9ece ol MI GATLKR, whose experience oT war
SIX years safe maker, together with the
we're tests which sales OF his manufacture have
Mstood IN this and other cities, warrant the
They are the only Safes to which ~ my III USE
MN MN r. =. GOFF1N'S NEW. PATENT INIPEN.
ETRABLEDEFIANCE LOCK AND CROSS RAP
is or can be applied. y.,ll i'-' % oaf II
"A large number of these Locke .,l 1900.
IN nss by tanks brokers, hams jeweIers d
, Se perfect security which they afford against t S
n OIL Inc most siluI burglars either by means enn
Keys PICKS or drills together with their
simplicity, and Durability Combined re ,en
iy Inc re7sns in public estimation and are eons
stated 10 be equaI, if not ~ 1"ihuehtIy
sSPERloR TO ANY LOCK IN THE WORTH
o. an sizes suitable for nlerchans banks jewel
49, othces, steamboats,, c and theif M,
Ssn @ plate chests amies ETC
stss anu made TO order, at the depot f9e Pear
StIeet; uoor below Maiden Lane, New York bx "
- ser.2-11I - . - RoBERT NJ. PATRICK
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VVa1lPaper &c window Bl5@-~
RECEIVED By 49, ~%s
- w ILDE & BROTHERs
corner o Main ain and streets
VALUABLE MILL PRopE0T7;-~,
UNDESIRABLE DESIRABLE COUNTRY RR RES

NHE subscriber 'Gers for s,le tb,,
1eSS ts miles ss M.ss
toial Road pretty valley n ~ Ii.
ehsssi may M Want ne @ Ssrs e .,
saw mi SUPERIOR btick dweIiinr mems the
ton is supeTior.s "P'"Eemehts, and s,ss;;s
Sihs balance ftheland attsehed 10 IN. min
ss nf If into lots 20 st purchasers as
Market GSfden.s; Will nS several smaller tracts ss,
! he land isyery productive -' VI 'ls National S
or 10 the subscri Wheeling On The prni,.,
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REMOVAL.
HAVE removed my wholesale stock of DRY GOODS
AND NoTloNS.,to the new four story brick building
No. ~, Main street,
west SIDE between Monroe and Union streets ,v,..
Will be prepared with cary and extensive sprn,
Stock direct from importers manufacturers Which
would be pleased to have my Old friends and customer.
to call and examine :
feb4 wu r cp,r,
uSJ. g. Mtcalf will be found at the above estais,
n'ent. where he awaits his old friends -
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MN, - EMBRoIDERIES.
IA most varied, choice, and beantif, :,
Fie.ant we haze ever exhibited, consisting OF
s..nseings and bands in Jaoonet and Swiss nm ,;,,
RE- nt WOLF .rs Hrnssrtings, in designs,
lac sson sa and Swiss Insertings and Rdgings;
feb25 - ss DIG hak'is, etc Just received.
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UIn 5hEaking ofthe late aeeilent on the noun

tain; Charlottesville JeffrrsOnian ewhose editor
vas 81 board at The tme1 says that ain ali pfobs-
biEsEthe s6llis'on prevented, a norefearfnl ca
hAo1dmisy Detailing The engineer before jump
ingoH; reversed the engine, and the strong breaks
kept it seCptely on the track; and secured the
passenger there also. Had there been time for
The engineer 10 have got the locomotive away from
The ear would in all probability have been
o'thro~sfsor the track and precipitated down tile
tIenhanknsRtA when every one of US must have
bsf s;ask killed {d ::s,-A .,..z ,.r...-.-,.
Fhe accident did not strictly occur with the pas
sehset train; It was only '.experme ntal trip,'
ana o'eisoni was in the cars. without the
special permssion. of Mr.. Elicit. We had 10 So
faSofS Mr; E. did not wish for "passen-
seEs' to Cross theHmountain until he had fairly
.saana 1Bs perfect safety in their doing
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Persian Hair Dye. -F
THIS Dyes warranted fused according TO direction.
to change the hair from any other color to a beauti
Auburn, or 7G7-7 = -
PERFECT JET BLACK,
WITHOUT -
Staining The Skin.
Price, 90 cents per bottle. For by KELLs g. CALp
"ELL' Wholesale Agents, and by wBI r. MCKEE
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COD FISH. -=---7
I'll ASKS Grand Bank Codfisb Iarge s,a a. a. y
AID seyed and for sae by = 9 anu iat' JUST re-
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-09

DAll persons indebted to the firm are re-
quested TO make payment without delay.
nolS-4t b. s. G..
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-09
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE CO-PARTNERSHlP HERETOFORE
IL existing under the firm of Bradway &
Crosby is This day dissolved by mutual consent.
Dr. j. r. BRADNAY will continue the Drns
business aud practice of medicine as formerly
and will attend to the collection and payment
of all debts. LEWIS CROSBY,
j. K. BRADWAY.
Red Bluffs, Nov H. 1854.
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-09
To Packers and Traders

We offer unrivalled Inducements, as our stock
of staple Goods is always complete, and laid in
with and Judgment.
OUR PRICES will compare most favoraby
with any house in the State. having a Partner
constantly in the market. selecting
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-09
Co-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.
NOTICE

NOTICE
Is HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned
Il will apply to the Hon. the Court of Sessions
for Shasta County, at the next regular term
thereof, for license to keep ferry across the
Sacramento river, at point three miles above
Maj. r. B. Readings, and about four miles be-
low the Emigrant Ferry-the point at the mouth
of Bear Greek where the present ferry kept by
the undersigned now stands. Said license will
be sought for twelve months.
L. P. DAINGERFIELD & co.
Nov. 6, 1854. 5t
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-09
ADMuNITTRATOR,s NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims against the Es-
IN tate of William Fickle, decd are hereby
required to present lie same, with the necessary
vouchers. to the undersigned. Public Admins
traitor of Shasta county AT his office in the town
of Shasta, within ten months from the date here
of: and all persons indebted to said Estate are
requested to make immediate payment.
d. D. HARRlLL, Pub. Admir- S. c..
Shasta, NAG. q. 1854. 1t
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-09
EXECUTORS SALE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that the IN,
In dersigned, Executor of the last will and
testament of Thomas Palmer deceased, by yir-
tue OF the power and direction contained in said
will and testament, will sell at public anction,
On the 18th day Of December next,
Between the hours of nine o'clock in the fore
noon, and the setting of the the same day. at
the Upper Ferry on Trinity River. in the county
of Trinity. State of California the following
real and personal property, known as Palmer &
Gibbs Ferry and Ranch, viz The undivided
half of 800 acres of land, with the improve
ments, to wit:
A GOOD TAVERN STAND FERRY,
Barns, Sheds, Corals. and other necessary ont.
buildings, all in good order and doing profira-
BILE business. Also the undivided half of the
following personal property. viz: large lot
OF Hay and Barley Hogs, Chickens Mules, Har-
ness and Wagon, Household Furniture, Provis-
ions, Liquors, Crops ON the ground &C., &C.
Dated on the 18th day Of November, 1854.
VIM. D. OLENDORF,
Executor of the last will and testament Of
Thomas Palmer, decd.
My. s5,. 1884. It
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-09
Bring it Back!

A file of the Shasta Courier, from March 18th
to Octeber 2S,h, of the year 1852. belonging TO
this office, is i'll the possession of some person
TO us unknown As this is, in all probability,
the only complete file of the Courier for that pc
r;od now in existence its loss to as would be
irremediable We earnestly beg, there fore.
that the person having it in possession will re-
turn it to us immediately. z. = - :
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-09
MINERS, EXCHANGE AND SAVINGS
BANK,
Corner of Montgomery and Sacramento
Sfrccts. San Er0mciscO.

Ii MONEYS left on interest, redeemable
IN within six months bear one and half per
cent per month. Deposits for six months and
over, two per cent per month Gold dust con-
signed for assay or coinage, will receive the
most punctual attention. Advances made there
ON when required. Gold dust purchased at the
best prices Bills of Exchange on the Eastern
States at sixty days sight, or ninety days date
drawn at par. The usual Banking facilities ex-
tended to Merchants and Traders, and The Bank
will be kept open for the accommodation OF De-
postors until f. NJ. and on Saturdays until 10
r. VI.
n B-Miners can remit their money or gold
dust in sealed packages. by Express, directed
TO me. with such instructions as they may deem
proper, which shall receive the most faithful at
tention. wi,hedt charge.
A. s. WRIGHT, Banker.
Dec. 9, 1854. !! 49,. =. :. ,...' 3m