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The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1854-11-04
E.LEWIN & CO.
xyatchmaISer & misunderstanding SeWeaefs

Merit door to Adams So Cas- Express O6fce
rorID RESPECTFULLY INFORM their
w friends and the public tllat they are again
on hand with a large and splendid stock OF flne
Watches. Diamonds, California and State Jew
Every description of California Jewelry man.
,,e,.tnr.d To order. Particular attention gwen
80 Watch and Chronometcr work,
Clocks on band for irom IS upwards. lau3'u
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Quick WoRK.-Col. Andrew M Maxim, editor
ofahe American Courier, Philadelphia, has
Gently been on tour to the West, and among
other things which he describes in his enter
tanning manner, is the laundry of the Burnet
House, Cincinnati. He says it differs from 9TH
err similar institutions. in its wringi ing faculty,
and this is done on the scientific principle of
centrifugal propulsion. Should hundred per-
arrive at the hotel without change of liza
en-, they might dlvestfor bath, and their soiled
garments, gathered in heap. flung into
washing machine, where in five minutes every
particle of dirt is expunged; thence into boz
which rotates horizontally with such force as in
three minutes to press them against the periph-
cry until every drop of moisture leaves them;
then two minutes in a baking room removes ev-
cry vestige of dampness; five minutes suffice to
" mangle," fold and deposite the same at the
door of the respective bath rooms. Thus, du-
ring the Is minutes required for man to battle
and dry himself, his clothes may be washed.
starched and ironed, ready to put on.
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BARTONN sNAVELY,

CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
Estimates aud specifications made on all kinds
Of buildings. Jobbing done at the shortest no.
tiee. Also. Rockers, Toms and slulces Always
on hand and made to order.
NIB Seasoned lpmber always on hand.
LIvISGsToS BARssS. URIAH B. SsAvELY.
marl2tf Shasta City
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BRANCH HOTEL FOR SALE


da;31 THE UNDERSIGNED. WISHING TO
Eaiii change his business, offers for sale the
-EMl4.A well known
OLIVE BRANCH HOTEL AND RANCN,
lying on the main stage route from Shasta to
sacramento and on tie north side of Cotton
wood. Tie Ranch contains 100 acres OF arabic
5and. the whole enclosed By substantial fence
Among liie improvements upon tie Ranch are
this following:
A good and commodious Dwelling House, for
the past three years kept as public hotel; a
.tirst rate Barn, sufficiently capaclons to contain
100 tons of hay, and comfortably stable fifty
thnrses; a we'll of good water ar the door-also
n well in The garden, with chain pump and
hose attached to it for conducting the water to
oil parts of the garden; Garden containing
about five acres Of land in high state OF Guilt
walton; together with GrasAcry, Cellar. Milk
House Chicken House. Goiall, and all other ne
.cessary buildings and improvements. The
:. Olive Branch teo has always been stage
station on the Sacramento road. The terms
will be made reasonable.
For full particulars inquire OF the subscriber
-, the nremises Nm. LEAN.
Cottonw God July IS. 1853. Jyl6h
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n Why is young man hugging his sweet
heart like an epicure who permits his wine to
leak away Because he is wasting what he
loves. We are gratified in being able to state
that the author OF the above is now in the peni,
Tertiary.
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PAINTING, PAPER HANGING, sc.
N1HE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE
i the business of Painting, Glazing and Pa
per Hanging, in the city of Shasta and surround
ing country on his own individual account.
marl9 u 3 VAN SCHAlCk.
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zoo BRLS. n. q. SUGAR; 100 brls and
OOU hf brls Sandwich Island sugar;
$50 bbls crushed and powdered sugar;
1000 mats No China rice:
1000 ceroons Chile peaches;
$500 bags Chile beans;
l5o hf brls dried apples. $50 bags Rio coffee;
25e boxes Bovee's and Eagle coffee;
800 kgs East Boston Sysup;
lO0e bxs adamantine candless
100 bxs sperm do
200 bxs Imperial and G. p tea;
100 bxs black tea, GLIB papers;
$50 cases qt ai.d hf gallon pickles;
200 kegs pickles; SEQ doz Baltimore oysters;
Ice cases sardines; 100 cs brandy peaches;
For sale by GOODWIN & CO.,
o2l-1m &C., California ST., San Francisco.
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HOTICE.

HAVE APPOINTED JOHN f. CHIC h1$i
i my agent duly authorized TO transact ousi-
aess for me during NY absence from inns s,sas'
FO J. BENNETT
,erv;lle Nav 90. 1854 mya7H
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R { M 0 Y A |
100 CKS. and cases Extra Clear Bacon
lOV 300 bbls. Ames' hams;

100 CKS. and cases Extra Clear Bacon;
lOO 300 bbls. Ames' hams;
800 brs mess aud clear pork;
300 hf brls clear pork; a0e hf hrls eern meal;
200 kegs lard 100 cs do 10, Is, 2. Id tins;
60 cs salt, o and 20 Id bags;
1000 mats China rice
$50 brs and hf brls Caroliaa do;
- kegs split peas and pearl barley;
100 bags whole pepper;
200 frks Orange county butter;
1000 bxs Huls and Calgate's sonr;
l25 brs new hams in brine
Ice boxes CASTLE soap; $50 bxs G, Q. soap;
so cs fresh strawberries; 90 cs fresh peaches;
500 tins assorted crackers; 100 cs olive oil;
200 cs clans and Holsters; 100 asst pie fruits;
100 cs saleratus and cream tartar;
200 cs asst spices; so cs peach s. fruit tobacco
200 bxs macaroni and SAsaa,iceli;
For sale by GOODWIN & CO,
o2l-lm 62, California street, San francisco.
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NOTICE.

uNuE PARTNERSHIP HERET0EORE ex-
isting between Kaiser * Walter IN the
axeepins of the :. Union Hotel IN Weaverviiie is
ahis dav dissolved by mutual CONSENT Ihe bus
iness of the old firm will be settled PP " Nat
ser at the Independence Hotel
MARTIN KAISER,
FREDERICK WALTER
1Nnnrnrville Nav odd. 1884.
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NOTICE.

II HAVE appointed A IL. STOUT OF Req
L Bluffs. my lawful agent TO transact all ous'-
L. q. REED.
p,l pl..4s March 10. 1854. mll25-tf
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MARTIN KAISER

VTAS FITTED UP THE EXTENSIVE
l. Il MANSION
independence Hotel :,
l,r, no MI continue his old BUSHES IN all tue
branches of Hotel keeping RE hopes by strlc,
attention TO business to meet his old iriehaS anu
4he public generally ,r
May u, 1854.
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The Improvements are well built TWO S'oi J,
dwelling honse. with kitchen attached, well
arranged Bathing House. new and connodi-
Gus Barn &c. &c. >,
This property is conveniently iocalea' M,'.i
never failing stream flowing through 1t the en-
fire wear. and is every way desirable to any Que
who may wish to locate in this place. FOR it,r-
Their particulars apply to the proprietor ON 'he
premises. p y P,' &c
, Shasta. April ID 1854. "
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ROARDINC SCHOOL FOR Boxs.

BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOXS.
MIR AND MRS. BLAKE are prepared to
lFl receive into their family in Benca linn
tied n amber of lads. to whom the best facilities
will be furnished for their mental and moral i'm
provement Terms moderate. For further in
iorma1ion circulars, etc. address
REV. G. NJ. BLAKE,
ied9-5m Collegiate Institute, i3eiieia Cal.
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y.IUa.aE PROPERTY FOE SALE.

azxzs THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
HffiiiI sale on reasonable terms, the property
-.l..A on which he is at present residing pleas,
autly situated in tue lower part oil Shasta ana
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FORRESTER PORT WINE.
IN HF. PIPES, for sale by
III VIM. S. FITCH g. CO.
August 10, 1854. It
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RAILROAD, BUILDING, NAvIGA-
TION.

A SURE FORTUNE TO BE MADE BY MI.
TUAL ASSOCIATION.
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

xxcHASoE HorEL-A Neal D.nviile; william pury,.r nd
aaosh.r Ciarksvle; Garter, Loudoun GIpI,
1 ss'Ppsss osri:,i.a.esIe whaty Losi.1,
misEs Baltimore; iul,.r and lady Bo,ioa Lily H..
Potts and lady Dsrre.ord. FhladephIa Co
sel Mrs CoyeL Sing sing " an adv M. NO.,
and son, ors Mann, M.s; worth wIlnin,tsn S
ker Mss Baker Phad,phiA Baett, North carolins pIs
and lady Red Sweet springs; Ns GAis~ood Hsr Va.
n.y. "ytaeviile; w Bei Weldon, NC. ''
COLUMBIAN HoTEL--E Beaii,y, Greene; T purr.,, An.
marie buruilly, Culpepef; Parpatte, Uayneld NIs ~
spsns, Chesterfield DR. sinm. North Carolina; Hs.fnn
gssay lie Roy Ropsr Roberts P.terseurg
Tata, fuvann.; Whestey Georgetown g; oasiy Va.
henrie0; w csuder', PouhatAn; ORA VIII Sehoa. '''
AMERICAN HorEL-o Thomas, yr, Ms Thomas, Boston. M,
Ire-dHen I'd lady, CTreadre, Mss Treadue H,rvI.nd
IAN, and isdr wa,hDSon o. Howard North c.fana
1hS Heas Ohio pqpneot, and lady Lppineot, Pa
d9eh.; N spPon La Goodwn Ms. Good-n Tenn; Captain
hcD.ne HcDaniei, LIss: w Alien. Norris, i'm s,sb
Lynehburg. - '''' '' h''Ah
UNITED STATES HorEL--h,, Leroy. baltimore; rhon,,
"; Or WIS., Brunswef Helens, Floyd Yrani
IN, poyd II; l. Lamb, Charles City, n ui,h.a.
u'Oehland Ii Boyd Ployd Gatewood DR. Wett.re H n
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Commercial.


The corn market in London was becoming little stead.
Ter At Mark Lane the 9th the show English wheat
very Insignificant, and factors were unwilling to &C.
cept the reduced Of the previous Friday aud mers
refusing topay higher prices only few sales were closed
at % IS per quarter below those ophe goth
ing to being about to be declared there were
inquiries for foreign wheat and the trade was rmer
large business done at % to IS quarter lower than on
the 20tb. American flour inquired for, and
placed without difficulty at the decline noted on the
Path Barley Is TO 2s per quarter lower Foreign oats
hrmer. Beans lower.
At Liverpool large speculative purchases OF American
flour bad taken place, and there consurnptye and
speculative demand As per Dbl advance Is above the
prices Of the 2lst March.
The from the manufacturing towns for the past
week showed the general eject Of the pressure the
ney market combined with the apprehension OF war; At
Manchester transactions had been almost suspended At
birmingham, however business brisk. At Noting.
ham there was general sagnaon both regards the home
and foreign demand Great dullness prevailed In the
wooden districts In the Irish linen market there was
slight improvement, owing to increase Of foreign or.
ders.
The Liverpool cotton market on the 9th ut was dcci,
dedly fiat at fall Of ls of a penny for American sub.
scrptons Sales 1000 bales The market the follow
ing day very fiat.
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SOUTHERN CONVENTION

CHAnLErToS, April l3-The Committee have reported
rst that the Pacific Railroad project of most vita
necessity to the prosperity of the Southern
that the route be commenced the Mississippi
ST. Louis and New Orleans ard pass through Texas con
meeting with all the Northern and Southern roads, third
that the Gadsden treaty. far secure the right
way through Mexico, ought to be adopted; fourth that
the South recommend combination OF Southern State.
Tor the construction of the Pacific Railroad Independent,
OF the national government; fh recommends the ncor-
poraton Of the road by the State Of Virginia aud subse
queny the legislatures of all the Southern States and
SIXTH provides for the appointment Of committee pre-
pare charter and procure its passage by Virginia and
the other Southern States.
The report Of the committee was all adopted except the
treaty resolution.
Mr.. Gadsdcn then addressed the convention. He in
directly intmaed that the Treaty prepared to secur.
route for the South through Mexico. He had heard RI
mors that Northern Senators had combined TO defeat that
part of the treaty He deprecated the passage of the re
solution by the convention.
The resolution subsequently, Withdrawn by the Com
mtee.
resolution adopted providing for the encourage
direct trade with Europe from Southern ports by
legislative assistance; and in favor of Treaty TO
the reduction Of duties imposed on tobac co
| by foreign countries.
The Convention then adjourned to Monday
The delegates are now embarking on three splepdic
| steamers TO view the harbor.
magnificent display Of fire works will be given to
| night on the Battery
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baltimore and Phfadelph. -four sTs Western cana
% per DBL prime yellow and white indian corn 42s e
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, March 49,
nave an extremely fiat market to-day and the sale,
90 not exceed 5000 bales 900 on speculation and for
export. Prices in favor Of the buyers.
From J. Scott Co.'S Circular.
LEEDs, Tuesday, March 90.
our supplies OF grain very limited The trade h.s
hns Eea measure recovered It's depres,ion the mers
guy more freely, and advance OF Is per quarter on
ooa qualities Of wheat Is readily obtained on last Tues
prices Barley and beans are IL per quartz or lower
Oats support their value.
LMERfooL BREApsruYys MAnxrr.-Messrs. Brown,
ope, Cos Circular says: The market has been much
s eu, ana rallied from the extreme depression OF the
PREVIOUS week to the extent OF Is Cd on wheat a Sd on
anu as on corn Western Canal -four is quoted a,
90 VI. rhiiadePha, Baltimore, Ohio and Canada 3ss Cd
sour "a 35; white Indian corn 43 44s; yellow az
aSs %; mixed 42s 3D. white whoa, los Cd lis Cd red
sssu wheat and flour closed IN good demand aud
corn que as above quoted The weather wa. extremely
nne, and the arr'as we're large. Messrs Richardson
nfo'hers quote fine wheat l2s enc Canadian held for
l2s; red up to lis Cd. w.
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THE CORN TRADE.
LrvrRpoot. Tuesday. March %


from A. =. & X. MaIwell's Circuar)
The arrivals from ireland and coaswise during the past.
week have been fair Of oatmeal but small Of other articles
From foreign ports have received 9,9lq quarters OF
wheat 1875 quarters Of barley 1924 quarters beans
The exports in tho time comprise 80 quarters Of
wheat s00guaties Of rye, sl4 quarters Of beans 77ss
quarters Of Indian corn 2i3 barrels Indian meal 2Os
loads Of oatmeal 1912 sacks sud S799 bbs -four The
trade In carly part OF past week extremely weak, and
on Friday there was quite panic prime Hour having been
forced oil at 88s per barrel white wheat At los per 7Olb,
and Indian corn a, S9s per quarter Since them however
tere has been great change In tho tone Of the market
ana on Saturday and yesterday large Speculative demand
was experienced at gradually improving prices until last
evening when 3b' 81 per barrel freely offered fur
prime Hour In quantity los lOs Cd per 7Ob for white
"hea and us per quarter for yellow and white Indian
corn 10 other articles there has been little doing, aud
no chanBc OF sufficient Importance call for special
remark. Ihe weather continues extremely fine.
Az TINS Gays market there largo attendance II
The to"d ard country trade and Of buyers from the int.
riot, add an extensive consumption and speculative dc
msnd was experienced Tor wheat and flour and all the
parcels Offering were cleared on advance Of 9d IL
per los on tho former and a. per bbl on the latter ar
clc since Friday being Sd TO IA per 40 lbs and IL per
Dbl over the prices obainablc this day week Oats and
oatmeal were more saesble the full prices OF Tuesday
last.
Barley, beans and peas each the turn dearsr In.
uan corn met with brisk sale advance VI - per
quarter on ne and % on inferior descriptions since FIJI
gay being hom % TO Be per quter above tho prices
current on this day week We quote prime American
"hNe lis 70 l'ej red aud mixed Cd 10 lie per 10
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(sEcosD pEspArcH.l

SECOND DISPATCH.
NEW YORK, April l5.-Fieeu packet ships are fitting
up at Liverpool to convey troops.
The entire Russian feet had left Sebas,opo Il was sup
posed to attack yarna
new levy OF $4,000 men had been ordered in France
The ship Flava Gloria, from Antwerp, ostensibly for
hontrea' had been captured brought into the Downs
She was laden wish arms for the Greek insurgents
The troops that are leaving Eugland 20 direct to
Constantinople.
Advces from Asia indicate the commencement of hos.
tl'ties the Russians preferriDg to attack
The King and Queen Of Greece have left Constantine.
pie Tor Athens, with energetic note demanding the
suppression ofhose originating in his terri
tory.
Mazzini is in Switzerland
An attempt will be made to excite an insurrec,ion in
Lombardy.
vienna, March sl.-An Imperial Manifesto is shortly
expected disappearing of the movements of Prussia bu,
promising stric, neutrality.
Prussia expects nothing from Austria but strict neutral
ity.
The Asia arrived out the Sd, and tho Glasgow On
the LIST.
The intelligence from the Danube is unfavorabe for the
Turks.
The Russians have captured Is.tohi and hold entire
possession Of Do,rudsha.
1t is reported thst 1000 Russians had LEFT Sebasopol
IN steamers TO assist the Of Gortschako be-
yond tho Dauubc and for the purpose of throwing re.
focemens into Varna which threatened by the allied
fleet.
The Russians were razng all the forresses on the Dot
rudsha. The Russian loss at Tortuka is $500.
II stated that Omar Pasha anticipated an attack on
Dotrudsha and had ordered the Turks to retrea, to
Sanswa which was strongly fortified when tho Russians
would be obliged to encounter co, 900 Ottomaus.
Napier bad anchored of Neon Island.
The shipment of troops fro France and En- land was
rapidly PROGRESSING
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OoKs, nELL a CO..

IWpoTieTs and Jo6beTs Of
FOREIGN IND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
No. II, PEARLsTREEr
w have received by various Spring
w Of British and French Goods - f
In January and February, we're North where
American Goods " ~ f~>"A'e VI
ginia ~ '' N'Aus Va '"'
Our stock which large than
re Is noE ready for trade and In ori
to secure the patronage men bung in ais rLs
rah ' 80 '''' ~'~" 'e'i-S
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGkApH
Reported for the Rishnond Whir,
LATER FROM EUROPE


ARRIVAL or THE ARCTIC
Nrw YORK, April l6-The steamer Arctic has arrived
with Liverpool dates to the 9th inst
Flour has advanced Cd per Dbl; Wheat 81 per bushc
Corn unchanged; Cotton dull, prices unchanged.
war is progressing vigorously along the Danube The
Russians are so far successful
LIVERPOOL, April oth.-Rchardson's Circular quotes
baltimore Flour 4os Sd TO 4ls White whea. lis I'd &c
les; Corn 4Oa4ls
Consols Sc 3.s s6l.9
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THoe. ). CLARKE, late or Ricbnons-

oe'sSer having purchased The once late
CO. s' Ir usx., 10 AL under the FRANCE
All orders wiz meet his
and The DrasiDys win be as se, ar. r.eess
A's THoS J. CLARKE
Hal
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SPRING TRADE.


TAMEs wo0DHoUsE. date Nash woodhouse,) Richmond
go ~ S, & 20 sae wann 81 81 .he
snsa 10 Northern cities, In connection with hl, Book and Sta
PIANO IORrEs, filled with
any establishment Of the kind In the Union.
He participated the tae
rortes In the States OF Virginia. North Carolina and
., when nave gwen eh 1 M eve nney are
III iii y. 1890 .scn,,iS =, 80 an, i,nou,
mas also 70 MS OH h5 h boSn HndeIy and
Hsns. m,s A. 80 h,ra. "a MAJ nn, ~ I
t,on .r,,hi. ,or rsrh.n,. ian. nnhI. oe.s.
oss'' VI eoui "
-S'''' a.. 80 tsn,J. m ns.r,.,,o,..-y.,, ps,o,
rnli.h.. T,,,d. 10 ,i,,r.,.. IA,
,..,i. vo,n,. ~, a. s.cha ~. m ,hei, d az, %
IN snnsndiy gorm. for dr.s,ns porS. ~.
oontract, aJsntsS n, the S.vr Code ~ yirsin u''
~ ps,son. a. Jis,,nrs nn,bis 70 v, Rn..,, a.. 49,.
their a, fshriy executed be
w. , ..y :, .O.y presen. mno
hots p.,n.rs s,rh ~ hn, Iii cannrs ~ ~.
am To- ~. lond. ,ion ~ L. nnss.emsn,. .ny ol ,ne
viii he viy., Ia c,o.ns mn ~. is
~ s " s ny " ~ Mnsss M ppreroy
R,cuxo,p April 18Th 1851 JonS EsprRs 'o''
N' s'r'' '' 800 ,' --NDA''A''
-,
.,.i Gomm..nn R,.,n.. an hs. inS,xtns 5000, anu
bs ~ he s,,sd. ~ ,hs is,s Am ~ prnS
DERs and In. public veneraliy $3.50 " ~
AprilI2. 1854 MOSES H. PRESTON
ng from the which has
years gives pleysure recommend his industry,
ndenes Of our friends. - -
April H. lea.-APi@-dlm JOHN ENDERs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SUIRTS-Made 20 order that viii a,
the French PlIrsr RIGHT Those who their
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1854!
SPRING AND SUMlEIs IEADY MADE CLOTH
- NG.-J ID. GOODMAN nves sal from all In want.


SPRLNG AND SUMNER CLOTHING,
which he has opened No. 1874 Main opposite
Square His stock embraces article Clothing
Furnishing House. Prom trweekiy
styles; aud from hts facilities
for cash Al articles warranted Of the best make
lowest grades.
lie deems long trial public has had with
his goods to In their
ways meet the appreciation OF the fadous,
MS Old friends and 'hs public generally arespectaly solicited
B-Aiways on hand large supply style.
be sold at small advance on cost Apl9
dEORGE VI. WEST, Nos. 8 and Exchange, offers for
" sale the foloung new and popular Books:
History OF Oliver Cromwell and the English eHlth,
By NJ. Guirot 2 vols. 81
Russia As It Is. ny Count A. De GurowskL o..
sacred Poems and Hymns for Public and Private Devotion BY
James Montgomery. IS cts.
Planters Northern Bride by Mrs Caroline Rents; yOa
90 cents vol.
Fortune Hunter; pdition. by Mrs Mova,t. 81 cts
Weas Series 81 Scientific Hand Book s25.
cite, price 81 cents tos 81. apis
vuNiNNEs SNIP sIiEARs.-vaouS and of extra qua
II lily, for sale by @. J. sINToN 4 CO.,
sTORE-Where he found all kinds grculturaI and
Horticultural implements Thrashng Ma.
chimes Reapes Corn Planters Seed Drills
shelers various pasrns Straw Cutters
Cob CrusheIs Grain Mills Mills Vegetable Boilers Nor.
tieing and Boreng Machines Grants Patented Grain Cradles
hnoEs Culvaor' OF all sizes Store Tracks. Garden
nal Barrows Churns Suffers Poughs
different patterns from small hand q
various other implements for farming purposes.
Aeomplete GRASS FIELD and ARDEN sEyb.
elsewhere. " ''s
All kinds ofcistng' furnished order.
No. PEARL l4thsrcei to H. W. Fry Richmond Va