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TO the bloom and freshness OF youth TX the
could be aPpsed and convinced Of th fact they would aband
all paints mixtures and otons and the only eEecua
ord TO ths Wise sucisn and hin It's for
SETTER TESTIMONY THAN WAS EVER oFFKRKDIHF Vol
OF ANY MEDtCINEl
IRON H. N. EooREs
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soaA syphs other and gisndular affections
saving used with entire number above
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Me- loAN BuLL nang sasaparla; several
seofuia and with happy effect confident
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Sesiony like the following renders
| aIon she encAey Of Bulbs ssraapAfila; -. 49,
FROM DR. L, P. EkNpELL PROFESSOR or CHEMIST IL
THE LOUISVILLE MEDICAL COLLEGE.
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/ Louisville, gune q. 1865.
Wat Pyiss Physician by Appcinnspt ofthe
ssess'tA'ssys Of suiPssarsspariaai 80.
prescription for the pfensson ohn Bu
believe ths eaneuson 50 excssnt
seAleaas6 produce impression ca hs tyutsta
hayensea hoh public aniiR pfivse practice
| Rssiasai ply scaa at the Louyls Msfips Ho,.pl,s
country restoring bong health youthful gigsf she h Al
| Aacsa--nRy thoss shat gisvo1sy tesasnted.
from ali sirp trnhs
| remedies before the public.
i Sold Wholesale and retail, By Holm BULL
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wishing accept an Agency ssis Of
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lam Yonfa, with sraat reertel
I'D. POWELL, spp't Trans, L. R. II.

ROCK HILL, Somerset Comfy, n. J., Jaiy II, 1854
DR. j. o. AfER Since medicine has known here
has greater delsnd than other cough
3 Its spoken Of terms Of anmeaursd praise those
use Asd kney sons aAas where tha best they o
et Loo fueh The good has pleasure selling
eeAase know that giving ng the worth their
and fsel grAtifed nseaug the benaf
Please send me further supply, and believe
YoHrs, with ysspeet, JOHN @, WiIITLGCK.
wish it, = :
Chsmist Low ell, Maas., snd ali Draggisia.
ois aRda& ], WRIGHT co, n. O., WIZ
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LoFFIcE OF TRANSFORMERS, IAuRENs R. R.,

c. AYERDRAa siai My little four years old has lis.
recovered IRON severe attack Of Malignant Scarlet his throat
retten md that him pronounced him dead
hh Having used CHERRY PICTORIAL California in M
ser OF 1850. fora attack Of Bronchitis ente sucees
We induced 70 Try it little boy gave him ssspoong
ree honrs commencing in the by oripek
light found decided change for batter after three days
50, he ~ss able 10 eat or drink without pain.
Its use In the above named disease will
snsuTs and relieve the anxiety many parent For
all affections The Thesi end lnnE lbaeye IL the
Ntant feeling the deepest gratitude prompts addressing
low have been in another world. :. =
lam yours, with sres.respsct
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M Z. f. FRYER, INDIAN DOCTOR,
Wv cures CONSUMPTION OF THE LIVER AND LUNGS,
DR0rSy, CHOLERA CHOLERA hoRBUS, AGUE and FEYER
cured in from "a 70 4s hca, gENEKEAL DISEASES GLEET
50h0RRHQsA, RECENT and lNVEIERATE ULCERS,
SORE rRoATs, COUGHS, COLDS, OBSTINATE CANCERS, FlS
rAS OF ali kinds, WENs, CARRIES OF THE BONES, WHITE
SWELLING, KINGS EVIL, GRAVEL. PAINS IN THE BACS,
SIDES BREAST COLD HANDS AND FEET, getheg with ali
children. My long
residence among the Indnns and long experience practice
render apaba curing many diseases which considered
hopeless by celebrated Doctors.
sQ~ 0fdcs 9o6 Old Leyee, opposite the Mint. janss If
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DRUGS, MEDICINES.

II WRIGHT 81 CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
ID GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES,
they or supply Dugg and Dealers ioweal
M ssue,a Depot and Specie Agency No. ISL CHARITIES ST.
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sayer,s CKssrs,u Pectoraf.

A M0NG THE NUMEROUS 80,
y discoveries Science has made ia this kNS =
generation to facilitate the business Of la ES IN
increase enjoyment, aud prelon sac II NS4STF ID
arm Of human existence, be \ ls7TfsR-t3
Ahnaad Of moro real yAlge 70 mankind, than 2.N Ii
Bis contribution of Chemistry Heal ~ sss,s
ny Art. Ayasi trial Of ts yirtues through Il L m
ut this bread country has proven bsyoad II IN s.
sdenof, that nsdirina combination f II
nHttrinea yet known surely con- -
fnl mud the varieties Of
pulmonary disease which have swept from our hon
nds and thousands Indeed Tiers IA
10 believe RENE found which can h r
led az the lnpg nr n1r.
will not permit publish any proportion Of The cures
~ Vs. II We would Presnt ta following rstsr further
Eas be Psased 70 furnish ree wherein ara and nds
1aishle Pf5of Of these statements
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MEDICAL CARDS.

i a ULIST-DR CUISINES OFFICE, jsssssas,
" for the Treatment of DISEASES Of the EYE
INTERSECTIONS OF VISION. No. 1856 St. Charles NJ ~
street, opposite Lafayette Square, Reworleans. ex&~
~ All Surgical Operations for he EVE attended Such
CATIARAcr, sQuiNTiNG, ths INSERTION OF ARTIFICIAL
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z :,
z ButIlnresard 10 will that
to extent affections long standing Tnea CT
teti LePIa abies sph GAehes and In all dreaIe'
wherethe indication Of consist IN thoroughchsnge
modification the body, with considerable
Junction With think would prefer
ysysp Of SarHapafan psclan will admit It's ynus
understanding the aabE.ancen no It's eorposon
Respectfully, ysnrr. W. 4. FRE@TISHs DDS
sawilEorf, y d. list
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SEWING MACHINES. - At the Maryland
~ State held Baltimore the prernnms
the 18th of October last The following Sewing Machines
hibition, attracted much attention, viz.
WHEELER, WILSON d CO.'S,
J. NJ. SINGER d CO.'S,
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EosEhcre who a1Seng under agnsng Rhsl
nim read .h foowag and also be done for hem
thsy will uss shisinaiibler eInsdy:
Ms Ioas EcLDsa Sir for the lat three years hayeheea
pain tried could procure for The
preparation which entirely Rheumatism
geayproved health, than medicine havs
free Of menhs have
toSthe eures and being hs
ssstmedicine for Rheumatism, -. iSHAM BRIDGES,
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T 0WEKY & RULE, Wholesale and Retail
Confectionery uadsr tia Odd Fsow Hall Lafayette
CAKES AND sAsTRY OF EVERY KIND constantly band
sc E NEDDise, BALL AND PARTY ORDERS promptly at.
Polynesian., 1854-09-23
FOREIGN SUMMARY.

We CLEAN the following interesting items from
our latest exchanges:
Some wag lately consigned to voluntary inn
prisonment respectable elderly gentleman Of Ex-
mouth who labOrs under an asthmatic complaint.
In the garden fronting the inyallds honse, flag
staff Is erected, with a yane on the top, view OF
" hch he commands from his sitting room window.
During the prevalence of Easterly winds he avoids
going out of doors as much possible. Our wick
ed hero took an opportunity one night TO climb up
the flagstaff and with hammer and nail fastened
the vane due East. The consequence was, the
old gentleman, referring to his every MORN
ing. as was his custom, TO see what quarter the
wind in, and not suspecting anything was
kept in doors thirteen days after IT had changed.
- 1t is rumorcd that General Quitman and Staff,
are in New Orleans, with forces enlisted for anoth
er descent on Cuba. Two ships with arms and
ammunition already in the Gulf awaiting them:
General O. and several others were about mOrtgl-
ging their estates to raise the necessary funds for
the expedition.
- The Planters of Louisiana and Mississippi
are said 10 sympathlze strongly with RUSSIA, IN
the present European difficulties. Their impress
sions are that England has uIterior designs, and
that prOtracted European will be injurious to
Southern interests.
- Mat Wards Iaundress, young negro girl OF
nineteen, passed through Detroit on the under
ground railroad on the the 9th, ard landed safely
in Canada. She learned that the family were 90
ing South, aud concluded that they could dispense
with her services. The Detroit Democrat informs
her former propretors that she has Obtained good
situation, at far wages, IN private family
NEBRAskG AND KASs,sSWe understand that
all the Indian tribes IN these two new United
States Territories have concluded treaties with the
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, for the rslinqush-
ment of the lands at present occupied by them
within the scope of country proposed 10 De iHcin-
ded under the two new governments. These tTea-
ties are, one and all, before the Senate, and VIII
doubtless be promptly ratified, tha. 6odv being
quite anxious TO expedite the formal organization
of the new territorial governments.-Has Star.
" The S. F. HeraH says, '' The Senate Of the
United States has passed bill establishing line
of mail steamers from this port TO China, touch
ing at Japan, and finally, commercial company,
called The japan Trading Company, has been
projected in New York, with a capital of 81 ,OOO,-
600, to reap the first fruits of the commerce. with
the Japanese. There is not z doubt California
will be greatly benefited by the new treaty, and
our merchants soon enter the race for the wealth
of the Indies.
Polynesian., 1854-09-23

The OLD KENTuCKT HOME.-" Your old Ken
lucky home you poor soul yOu," said Mrs. Part
ington as she thrust her night-cap out Of the win
dow away almost into midnight to catch the notes
of the song individual was singing, IN dismal
voice, near her dwelling - | W sh to my heart
you were there where your friends could take keer
of you and do for you. It's a terrible thing to be
in distress away off among strangers, particularly
where you amt acquainted with any Of 'em; but
don't think it looks well for man to wake GP a
whole neighborhood at midnight with his sorrows"
She saw him disappear moment afterward IN
shop with red curtain, opposite, ard with the re-
mark that she guessed the poor creatur had gone
in to get something to . "lnvlgorate his clStern
with. she shut down the window, and III FIVE min
utes by the wooden mantel clock that licked sleep
lily in her chamber, she had forgotten about the
Kentucky home.-Post.
Polynesian., 1854-09-23

"A WOMAN who wants charitable heart wants
pure mind" There is good deal expressed IN
these few words. The measure OF a womans ludg-
ment must be her own fullness,-and II she Judge
harshIy, her feelings are not dehcaie' heI eAPe.
Al least IN impose the charity Of silence. limo
cence is not susplcious--but guilt is always ready
To turn iaformer.
Polynesian., 1854-09-23

u An frishman being asked on late trial for
certificate Of his marriage, barred ,Tis head. and
exhibited huge scar, which looked as though it
might have been made with Ere shovel. The evi
idence vas satisfactory.
Polynesian., 1854-09-23

= Punch is good doctor at times lie gives
the following for the benefit of wart-wearers =
Put your mouth close to the wart, and tell IL IN
whisper that If it will not 20 away you VIII
burn il out with caussic. If it does not take the
hint be as good as your word.
Polynesian., 1854-09-23

The following toast, drank at a social gathering
in Baltimore a few days since, 10 hard to bea':
@In ascending the hill Of prosperity may 70 no
yer meet friend
Polynesian., 1854-09-23

Here lies, cut down like unrPe fruit,
The wiEs Of deacon Amos shute;
She died Of tbuader seat fran beaver,
In sevestssn hundred and ssventY-sevsn-
Polynesian., 1854-09-23
c. III. MARSHALL,
.nnner HnnnlnIu. Oahu. s.

Cooper, Honolulu, Oahu, 5. l.,
Has removed shop the yard of the store former
occupied by Punchard & Co., aud would respectfully
inform the public that he prepared TO execute any
orders the co"perage line at the shortest notice and
The reasonable terms Tubs, shower oaths and
work OF every description made TO ofder-S5u
Polynesian., 1854-09-23

"How well he plays for one so young" ex
claimed Mrs Partington, as the organ boy and MS
monkey performed near her door, and how much
ms Iittie brother looks ike him, to be sure"
Polynesian., 1854-09-23

Whskey never conducted wealth into mans
pocket happiness to his family, or resPectabiiy IN
his ci,aracter Therefore whiskey is non-con-
Polynesian., 1854-09-23
Qbe polpnesian.
Report of n Sermon.

Preached an Salem street Church, on Sabbath, June
lo, 1854, By Req. Ed,Uard Beecher, d. D.,
Polynesian., 1854-09-23

THE UNDER NED having been appointed Agent for the
Board of UBdetw rterS begs TO inform the
mercIa public in general claims against the
said occurring about this Kingdom, will
be verified by hun. Masters Of Bmen vessels enter
ing any port Hawaiia Islands in distress
requested apply the their earliest
convenience. FLORENS SIAPENHORSI-
Honolulu Isi July, 1854. 9-ly Office Nuuanu Street.
The Shasta courier., 1854-04-29
TO cApITALIsTs AND OTHERS.

TIME SUBSCRIBER, being about to return
l. to the States III consequence OF domestic
atflctons, proposes and offers for sale his inter-
est in the Spring Greek Water & Mining Com
pany, consisting of fonr hares, or one-fourth OF
The whole work, including large and COM
pleie stock of mining tools, with one large and
two smaller good shinsle houses or cabins adj
joining, and now used by the company for
boarding and lodging purposes. The whole IS
offered together or in single shares, as may sui,
the wishes of purchasers.
In Offering stock in this well known and COM
plcte work. the subscriber deems 1t hardly nc
ccssary to comment. But for the Information
of those living at distance. he wonld enumer
ate some of its principal features and advanta-
gcs:
lst. The work is complete upon the whole
line, and in active and profitable operation.-
The Ditch and F2umc are upwards OF seven miles
in length The Company is composed of twenty
stockhulders (or twenty shares the whole OF
which are now mining with the water upon the
grounds, and are entirely free from debt.
2nd. The Ditch is about two miles from
Shasta city. Shasta Co., and has plentiful sup
ply Of arater during the mhole year. The soil Is
easily washed by suice or toms, and the water
is sufficiently elevated, and commands the
whole of the section Of mining country lying
upon the south side uf the Sacramento river. be-
tween Spring Greek and the mouth OF Salt
the Sacramento river, some three hundred (300)
feet above high water mark, upon ground that
yet has hardly been touched for the want of wa
Ter, embracing an area of from eight to twelve
square miles Of the best mining lands in Shas,a
county The paying soil is from two to fifty and
100 feet in depth. and almost inexhausiible. and
it is supposed will pay well to a company of
from 40 to so men for half century. The Co.
has charter for so years, are well organized
and prosperous, composed of steady and indus
irious men. as we'll as intelligent miners. The
whole line of work is OF The most substantial
kind and durability, and offers TO cal ital sis or
miners a rare and safe investment. Terms made
known by letter, personally upon the works
at the Co.'S office near Channcey's saw mill,
miles from Shasta. Applications received until
The middle OF May, if not sooner disposed Of
Address by letter or personally
J. L. POWERS,
Shasta City, Shasta Co., CAL
April 90 1854. I'm
The Shasta courier., 1854-04-29
AUCTION! AUCTION!!


TINE SHASTA STEAM GRIST and SAW
Il MILL will be sold at auction without re-.
serve
On Monday, Ine at day OF Way next,
The present owners wish - close out, as the
senior partner is about to return home and ,hs
JUNIOR is concerned in business elsewhere. Per-
sons who know anything of the present and
prospective business of this property, will not
fail TO see In Its prosecution a sure and speedy
road to pile"
The property, consisting as follows, may be
sold in classes, viz:
MOL. STEAM ENGINE, 20 horse power,
with tubular boiler, in first rate order, together
with one FIGURING MILL. Noy's improved
patent, now in general use in the large mills at
the Bay. Also, the gear and buildings covering
the mills.
No. 9 SAW MILL, Pages patent circular
complete, with saws from SO to so inches, and
track for hauling logs.
No. 8. OXEN, fee yoke, large and well broke.
with wagons, yokes and chains. eft
No. 4. ONE GOOD BAY HORSE, saddle and
bride. -,,- ai
No. 5. TWO DWELLING HOUSES, with
stoves and cooking utensils. sheds for cattle,
and good grazing ground adjacent.
No. 6. TOOLS, number Of, with scales, etc.
LOT IN SHASTA, 20 by Isl feet, well
fenced in, and adjoining the Shasta Corral
No. 8. LUMBER, quantity of seasoned, Of
various dimensions.
The sale to take place on the premises, II
miles from Shasta. at 10 o'clock A. M, LIST May,
when terms will be made known.
CARTER s. co.
W. T. CARTER. IN. BRIcKLAND.
Shasta April 8, 1854. ap8td
The Shasta courier., 1854-04-29
POLLARD & NIASON'S
Anti Malaria Pills.

A SURE AND SAFE CURE FOR REMIT
IA tent and Intermittent fevers, and also a
most etfectual cure for all the secondary dis
eases accompanying these fevers, such as Liver
Complaint, Neuralgia, Indigestion, and Enlarge
ment of the Spleen. or Ague Cake. For Inter-
mittent Fever, or Fever and Ague, these pills
are undoubtedly the most effectual and safe rem
edy in the known world. They may be taken
in any stage of the disease. as well in the cold
stage as in the hot. These pills not only stop
the Chills and Fever, but they remove from the
system all secondary affections which remain af-
ter the of other remedies, to reproduce the
disease again. In this respect we claim snpe-
riority over every other remedy which has been
offered to the public. There is paper round
each box. under the labe, containing short
history of the causes of the fevers of this coun-
try, and the effects and operation Of the remedy
which we propose. These pills made aud
pnt mp in the city of Marysville, Yuba CO., Cal.
Depot and Ofice-D street, second door south
of the United States Hotel.
tB7For sale in Shasta by DR.. Benz. Shurtlef,
agent for Shasta county.
April Is, 1854. tt
The Shasta courier., 1854-04-29
L. ~ 9. SOLOMON,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Ready Made CIothiug,
MINERS EXCHANGE AND SAVINGS
BANK,
ARMORY HALL, SAN FRANCISCO
BY DIR. A. 8. Wright.

ny Dr ~ - w right
Good nens for the Miner! The United State.
Branch Mint in this city is an ytuH opera.
tion!
TINE MINER is HEREBY INFORMED
i that DR.. Wright will receive and receipt
for gold dust for the United States coinage, COM
mitted to his care either by express or other
wise, free of charge. and the nett proceeds held
subject to the order of the owner bearing an
interest in favor of the depositor of one and a
half per cent. per month soon as coined, and
always payable on demand. Funds remitted to
the Eastern States at 80 days sight free of charge,
as also funds sent tu Europe at 1870 days sight
without expense.
Miners will please forward with their treasure
snch instructions as they may desire, with the
assurance that no commissions will be charged
at this Banking House.
A. s. WRIGHT,
Armory Hall, corner of Sacramento and Mont
gomery streets, San Francisco. ap153m
The Shasta courier., 1854-04-29

ma to Aspinwall will be furnished to passengers
by this line, at this office, by Messrs. RrNNELs
& Hermann, who have been long fayoraby
known as responsible Isthmus Transportation
Merchants, thus making a complete THROUGH
TICKET from San Francisco to New York.
April Is, 1854. I'd
The Shasta courier., 1854-04-29
M. JACOBSON g. CO.,

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Ready Made
Ciothing. Domestic and Fancy Dry Goods.
NOV OCCUPYING THEIR OWN FIRE
In proof brick building. adjoining the ST.
Charles Hotel, would respectfully announce to
the ladies and gentlemen of Shasta and vicinity
that they have just received a full assortment OF
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
nnequalled by any that has ever been offered in
this place. or this side of the Atlantic States.
The ladies' goods consist of
French Lustre Muslins, figured;
Plain rlite do, Sriss Book and Crossbar do,
Linen and Cotton Cambrics, Ldces,
White and Colored Uindo~ Curtains,
Hosiery, Shoes, Sax and KID Glones,
Ribbons, Fancy Buttons, Trimmings,
and other fancy articles too numerous to men,
tion.
A complete assortment of Gentlemen's Furn-
ishing Goods, Cutlery. Playing Cards, and all
other articles usually kept in our line of busi-
ness.
Ladies and gentlemen will find it to their in
terest to call and examine our stock, before pur-
chasing elsewhere, as we Hatter ourselves that
none can compete with US, with the advantages
we now enjoy-receiying, as we do. our goods
direct from the Atlantic States and Europe.
ET Packers and Miners will please notice
the above card.
NJ JACOBSON. San Francisco.
HENRY GETLESON, Shasta.
April 1854. apl-tf
The Shasta courier., 1854-04-29
10000
Total,

Vr The above goods warranted In every
particular jus: what they are represented 10 be
In the Catalogue and If found not TO be so. the
un ersigued no d themselves responsible e tor The
amount in cash Th, first prize shows for itself,
a I'd the balance we are perfectly willing. and
would ask il as favor TO have Them tested al
any time by competent judges. The rattle will
be drawn by a committee "t gentlemen ap-
point.d by the ticket holcrs and if not drawn as
soon as the day specified, they will be redeemed
at 81 each.
Tickets ratified for every evening at the Bella
Union, Weayervillc, where the goods can be
examined ap.9-lo
The Shasta courier., 1854-04-29

1nn 900 LBS. No l HAMS In
lOU,UUU brine and dry salt.
80 casks lXL and ex Clear Bacon;
100 barrels Mess Pork:
Is cases Refined Lard;
100 kegs Leaf Lard;
300 half brs Corn Meal;
100 ceroon Chile Peaches;
200 firkins Orange Co. Butter.
100 hf brls ex No. Mackerel;
$50 hf brls Dried Apples;
1000 bags Chile Beans;
$50 bags White Beans;
200 cases hf gallon Pickles;
For sale by GOODWIN & CO.,
ap22-lm 90 California at. > r.
The Shasta courier., 1854-04-29
STATE OF CALIroREIA,

STATE OF CALIroREIA,
County of Colusa, IS.
I hereby certify, being Notary Public of
Shasta county, Cal, that on the 9TH day Of April,
1854, came before me. Lydia Ann Holley, per-
sonally known to me to be the person named
and described in the foregoing declaration or
instrument in writing, and made the same be-
fore me and acknowledged that she made the
same for the purposes therein expressed.
In testimony whereof. l, the said Notary Pub
lie have this. the seventh day of April, A. D..
1854, in Colusi county to wit in Shasta county
and State aforesaid, set my hand and affixed my
official seal of office herennto.
HOMER A. CURTISS,
Notary Public, duly commissioned.
ADrl I5 1854