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The Shasta courier., 1854-08-26

HHHE FIFTH SEMl-ANNUAL SESSION OF
Il tins Institution will commence on Tuesday.
the FIRST day OF August, 1854
1t is the full DISCRIMINATION Of the Trustees to
spare neither expense nor exertions 10 obtain
the ablest teachers that can bs secured in the
varloEs departments ct the school, and 10 have
the most assiduous attention rendered To the
Improvement and comfort of the ptrpils
1t is believed that the efforts necessary 10
meet the exiSepcles peculiar to rev State like
California, and TO baitet np an irsstitntion which
by thorough training i'll the principles and re-
hnements OF enlightened society, shall qualify
onr daughters for their high position and duties.
will be appreciated by IA discerning and Liberal
public.
The locality of the school is well known. is
easy OF access, and remarkable for saInbrily no
case OF serious sickness having ever occurred in
the Seminary.
Ia order To preserve discipline, it is found nc.
cessary strictly to exclude ordinary visitors fronl
the Seminary No person will be allowed ro
visit the pupils except parents, guard ians and
those who may obtain fro.n then written per-
mission.
Terms, per sessiSn OF Five Months.
(PAYABLE EACH HALF IN ADyAAcE)
Board and Tuition in English branches, 5000 90
Washing, per dozen, l.50
Day Scholars, Tuition, per session, 5000
EXTRAS:
Latin. French and Spanish Lnnruge. IA "a
Drawing, Painting. Embroidery, etc.
each, 900 IN
Vocal aud Instrumental Music, (wi,h
use OF IDsrument,) so 90
Applications for admission may be male To
Rev. s. WOODBRIDGE,I Is. President.
or TO SAMUEL c. GRAY, Secretary of the
l'enicia, Jals, 1854. huard ot Trustees.
jv15 4w
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-26

HENLEY Is HIS ELEMENr-A furry piece of
news came TO hand yesterday. sye were in
formed that the " Old War Horse of Democra-
cy' has been having big talk with The Indians
at the Tejon Reservation Imagine Tom Hen
ley delivering full-bloor,eI stump speech to
tue red republicans Five to one, he pitched
his voice at the oitissimo, and beat it into their
ears, that their supply of beet and blankets was
altogether owing to the inrtnortaf principles
of Jefferson and Of Jsckson.' In good sno,h. it
must haze gone several lengths ahead of the
horse 0pera.-Stockt0n Argus.
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EVERY AND SAFE sTA1r.r

1N PERSONS WISHING TO HIRE On
~ purchase frst-rate riding horses os
mules, are informed that the undersigned u.
ways keep on hand, at their stables. nearIv
opposite the St. Charles Hotel, Main street
Shasta, full collection of just such animals and
none Others Indeed, they faiter themselves
thai their stock, for elegance of appearance
travelling condition, powers of locomo,ioa and
endurance, and osEer requisites, Cannot be sur
passed in this part fihe State.
They are also prepared OF all times. to pur.
chase horses and mules, and persons wishing TO
dispose OF the same, may do well to give them
call before selling. -. - :
cox & WALSH.
Shasta. July 16, 1853. iyl6tf
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FROM The CoouILLE.-We have heard contra
dlctory reports from the mines recently discov-
cred on the CognilIe river; some asserting that
the gold found there is in very small quantities
Others that it exists in abundance The gold
as we are informed, has hitherto been found only
IN the bed OF the stream; and the miners arc
constructing dams to facilitate their operations
We have seen some Of the gold obtained there
ScOt{sburrk G1-etfe
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Hcnr, z1i..ory.
rr ROBERT JossrLTs.

e
Once upon time maiden
Sat beneath hawthorn tree,
And her lover. close beside her,
Murmurcd vows Of constancy.
Fairer, swecter than the blossom
Hanging over her, was she:
And her heart, within her bosom,
Throbbed and slowed trmultuously.
Both were young and fond and foolish.
Neither rich, the story goes
Ma was proud. and pa was mulish.
Great their loye and great their woes,
So they kissed, and wept. and parted,
Swearing be ever true
Died the maiden broken hearted
Was the lover faithful, too?
Pshaw she we'd a wealthy bankrr.
ISLANDER Whispers sire was sold,
Ani no city danes oulrank her.
With her pockets ft.il OF gold,
Queen al every ball agd party,
Decked with lace aud Jewels rare
Looking very fresh and hearty,
ReignS the yIcis4l oi despair,
IIe--confonnd the lncky fiilow-
Tolk a witow twice his years,
Fat and forty rip. an l3e}low,
With brace of 'liiie dears;"
Big plantation, servants plenty.
Splendid mansiqu pomp aud case,
Cured the boyish love of twenty,
That iHcaratle disease.
Learn fsom This, ye doaiing lovers,
In your anguish. not to break
Anything OF greafear value
Than the promises yon make.
iiearts were made to put in motion
Blood that overwise would COOL
Pleasure. profit and rromoiiop,
Graduate al Cnpid's school.
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FEMALE HDUC,TToy

INHE YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY, ut Be.
l. nicia, 1t is believed. offers superior INDUCE
nients to parents and guardians who are seek
ing thorough instruction for their wards or
daughters.
Rev. {. NJ. Blake, agent for the same " i'll
visit Shasta and vicinity seen. and r.t,.ss To 5.
Lean Esq., ana The editors OF this paper.
Jnne ID 1871. In,
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-26

Iv lady friend OF ours says the first time
she was kissed by teller she felt like bi g
tub OF roses swimming III honey, cologne, nut
meg aud checkerberres. She also felt as If
something was running throa her nerves Oh feet
OF diamonds, escorted by several little Cupitls in
charios drawn by angels, shaded by honey
sucklos, the whole spread by melted rainbows
Jerusalem what power there is III a full
breasted kiss
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-26

MIsTAKES ALL RoUNp.-An English paper
mentions the case of robber who committed
suicide To avoid capture. woman attracted
by curiosity TO behold the body, shrieked and
tainted. 1t was her husbands Tie ncialibors
were sent for, and all recognized it as the
body OF her husband 1t was carried to her
house-at the threshold Of the door, the corpse,
the pall-bcarcrs the weeping widow, and the
neighbors, met the husband alive and in perfect
health
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-26
FURNITURE WARE ROOM.
.yr MAIN STREET. SHASTA,
Immediately below the Brewery.

n THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD Asexs.S
69 inform the public. that he has On Il
= band, at bis Cabinet Shop aud TX
Ware Room, in The lower part OF Shasta, a large
supply OF all kinds oi Enrniiisre. sncf as Bed
steads. Looking Glasses. Tables, Rocking, Par
inr and Office Chairs, Sofas, Mattresses, Sc &C.,
all Ut which he Is ready to sell cheap. All OF
these articles are kelt packed i'll boaeS ready
iur packing. orpui up ready for use
Every order in MY line promptly attended to.
CHARLES A. LAGER.
Shasta aIarch11, 1854. @Sf #
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MINIS WHISKY CKEEN InO USE,

f,.SaA THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD IN
s,,iM form the public that this Hotel, pleas.
- - anty situated in Franklin City ON Wkis-
ky creek, six ulles north of Shasta on the Yre-
ka and Weaverville road, is now open for the
reception Of travellers. boardefs, and customers
generally The Table is constantly supplied
with all the varieties of meats ard vegetables
procurable in this market, while the Bar is fur
nished with almost every hind Of liquors of the
very best quality. There is also L good aud Sc
cure
C0rrnE
attached to the establishment always supplied
with an abundance OF hay aut barley. iur the
accommodation of packers, travellers, &c.
The subscriber has no hesitation in promising
full satisfaction to all who may paironize him.
BENJAMIN MIX.
Whisky Greek, July 30, 1858. If
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REM OV Al.
JOSEPH ". GRO U-N &. CO,
RAardr.trc Merchants,

San FRANCISCO,
II AVE REMOVED TO THEIR NEW
Il Z Store, corner Of Battery and Sacramento
streets and having the largest stock of Goods in
their line 10 be found on the Pacific coast.
(Which will constantly he repenshed by clip
per arrivals irnn1 New York and Bnston, they
VII. be happy to see or receive orders from their
old customers and friends, AMI all who are in
want of hardware. jyo9 3m
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-26

A LUCKY DARKEY.--The steward Ca free
negro) OF the steather Magnolia, running on the
Mississippi river recently held half of The ticket
which drew $4,000 in the last drawing of the
Havana lottery. The people that walketh in
darkness shall cut great shine"
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-26

ALLlrEHArivE.-A phriend pheeling phunily
phlguralive. FURNISHES the phullowi,ls
4ty 4tanate 4esters fiultousy .ttyin 4lorn
dresses, 4ciby 4bade 4ty 4rciSners irmng
4asing ices"
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-26

:. say. Sambo. where does Squire Peters
llvs?" asked traveller of boy who sat grin.
ming and balancing himself on rail
Turn up dat street, den pass de-, pond den
turn to de right. den 10 de left. den strike of de
ole farm side of Marin Sheds house and keen
soin' on where you see Phillis IN dc hcli-and
You can't Lelp r,issin' at
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-26

CHasTE.-A woman was giving evidence In
acsrtain case, when she was asked by the law
yer:
Was the young svoman ririueus previous TO
this affair -
= Was she what -
Virtuoas. Was she chaste
Chased '-she was chased q quarter Of .
mile"
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-26
NOTICE.

T HAVE APPOINTED J. NJ RHODES MY
duly authorized agent for the TRANSACTION of
my business during my absence to The Allan
tic States J. G. DOLL.
Shasta, Nov. %, 1853. d3-f
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STORAGE.-RAT PROOF WAEE.
HOUSE

L1OR SALE CHEAP. OR STORAGE iTA.
4 ken. The location is perfectly secure from
fire Apply to Z G. DOLL
Shasta Nov. r.. a a"-slu
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$50 REWARD.

ATRAYEDs OR STOLEN from Hes' Rrnch
- near FED Bluffs, larse..slaik hay AneIi-
can Wagon inare rinlc, about la hands high
and brauded LH on the near thigh The above
reward will Leraid to. any cue who viii deliv-
or the mule 10 III teams,ers i9f
"a. 1is.sslzs IA VS. ,sEa a. ]. STEVE NON.
b. Shasta. July ] 1854. e
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-26

IMPROVING THE PsALMoDY.-Somebody saws
that down east chorisier set some music OF
his uwn To Watts Psalm, ia which occur these
lines:
20 let my heart In tune be found,
Like Davd's harp Of solemn sound
Calling npon the paster. who had more music
~ him than was supposed, the choriser asked
his appreciation Of new versien Of these lines.
which would render them more readily adapted
20 the music he had composed. He proposed to
read them as follows:
30 let my heayt lie tuned Within
Like DavIds sacred violin" ltHs
The good pastor had some internal tendencies
TO laugh in the singing mans face, but maintain
ed his gravity well as he could; lie said he
thought he could improve the Improved version,
admirable as it was. fhe delighted chorfster
begged him to da So ard the pastor, taking his
pen. wrote before the eyes os his inngcent PAR
isliioner these lines: s.,.s..s~sss
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-26

10 Some inqurinS mind breaks forth as fol-
lows: aaaogU gUa
If pair of glasses spcctaclcs, is one a
spectacle Aud if SO, is il not bad show for
a sight!"
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-26
ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
Y voters oi Shasta county. that the following
officers are TO De elected in and for the said
county. at the general election TO he held
throughout the State of California, on the tirs
"Wednesday of September, a. D. 1851, viz:
One District Judge Tor the 9Th Judicial Dis
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ASSesSCT.

ASSetnUlyfnaD ASSesSCl.
County Surveyor.
Also, at the same time, in and for each town
ship IN SAID county, there are To be elected two
Justices OF the Peace and two Constables n..
Also, three School Commissioners in ench of
the several School Districts of this county.
BY order Of j. G. HINCKLEY
Connty Judge. s. c.
e Dated ShastaAngnst Is. 1854 aulofe
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20 let my heart 90 diddlc, didtlle,
Like uncle David's sacred fiddle
The poor leader, after vain attempt to de-
lend his parody. retired. and will probably for
the future sing the psalm as it now stands.
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-26

NOTICE B &, T. L. HORN have re-
: moved to IS. Front Street. between isacra-
'ieuio anu ldiliclAla stittls. lulS-ll
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-26
BENlCIA FEMALE SEMINARY.

March 1st, 1854. mhl1
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Call Of a Temperance Convention for
Virginia.

The Convention which met in Char
loltesyille last August, having authorized
It's Executive Committee 10 call another
Convention this year at a time and place
10 be designated BY The Committee.
The friends of Temperance throughout
The Slate are hereby requested 10 hold
meetings as soon as possible in their res.
ppcliye counties and neighborhoods, and
appoint delegates 10 Convention TO be
Mid in Lynchburg, on Thursday, the l7lh
day Of August next, to consider the pres
emf attitude and necessities Of The Tenn
perance Cause, and 10 concert measures
for promoting that cause.
If the county OF neighborhood meet.
ing, will make elFactual provision for
paving The expenses Of their delegates, it
will increase no, only the fulIness uftheir
attendance, but the patience and thor.
ougbness Of their deliberations.
This is submitted 10 The Judgement Of
those meetings
BY order of The Executive Committee.
LUCIAN MINOR, Chairman.
THos. ]. EVANS, Secretary.
Richmond, June l6, 1854.
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TRl1uTE OF RESPECT.

y A, +, r,rulnt M citing of Monongalia Lodge
NJ 70 / 1SOF. of w., held nj their Ilall in
A. m Saturday evening July Is, the
S,IIowinq prclmblc and resolutions were adopted:
wmrpTIs va hnvo learned with unnlf; CT.
I'd sorrow Of The death Of our well beloved Bro.
S Son, ,,,asprrt a, his residence in Baltimore,
S T,1' on ,Lr 9th June uli.) De it, therefore,
'"r :" vs. ~ .r,,,, :, III, dc,,b or Inn TrcnkIe
l'Ssonr" i,,s "s, " yalucd Drothcr, the Order
Out ,"I odd Fellow and society an exemplary
nu a'hc,. md that, willie wn mourn his carly dc:
''s" . rr rrioice 10 learn that MS he entered the
eST ,I"r cEle shadow Of death, he lGarcd no evil,
leaning upon The rod and STATIC the Comforter
and Tranquil in tho possession Of hope,
"FuiIing mol when lilf hath persisted,
lawn" s,, ~" ,,;,J ,sa n.idow, os orr ,lccc,,.
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Patent RightS.-The inventive genius o
our community has not suffered any ilminu'
ton, Notwithstanding the amonnt Of none,
made by many Of our citizens, aud pFolila,
BILE employment furnished our energetic me.
chanics, in selling and making those "Seed.
sowers," which have been introduced and &c
favorabIy received all over the Union. The
laies, inventions are something for the la.
dies-,hey must not be forgotten, nor their
convenience overlooked as, we pass along-
in the way Of laborsaving Washing Ma
chimes.
MIR Keck has obtained letters patent fol
an improvement in Washing Machine. The
clothes are passed brtween two grooved
boards, much utter he style Of the old "one
horse" board, bu, with saving Of time, Ia
Dor and the knuckIes. We have not seer
the machine at work, but as we see one go
ing the rounds, on test Grand, We ma!
look fora report erelong.
Mr. Wells, Inventor Of the Seed.sower) is
also gering up a Washing Machine, as we
understand, but Of the mudel we are not ap-
pIized
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IA Thing of Beauty is a Joy forever"

Why will people endure pimples on the human
face divine, or cruptiOns Of any kind, when it is
n fac, so well known that DR.. GuysOt's Ycl'Oc
Dock and Sarscrcpilia clcansos the skin from all
irpurity, removing Pimples, Sores. & Blotches,
leaving the affected parts as healthy, smooth and
sol. as the flesh of babe lis really priceless
to all tina, wish the rosy beauty Of childhood.
1t causes all sores and poisonous wounds TO
discharge all infested matter, and eradicates cv-
cry mpuri,y from the system.
/, does its work mildly, but cffec,ually, giving
Conscious beauty and blooming health in the
place of uglines and sOul-sickoning disease.
IL See advertisement. 2o9-f.
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Daum's Dead Shot.-This is The significant
title Of u Imminent prepared by Funk. Chal'
fant, and sold wholesale aud retail a, his
Drug, Glass and Variety Store. 1t is gotten
up for the speedy cure Of Rheumatism
Sprains, Bruises, &C., etc., and from the nu'
merous and high Communications passed to
lis credit, BY Those who have tested its Gu
ratiye powers. we are induced to believe it
TO be a good article. The "Desd'shot
finds ready sale a, % cents per bottle
and who would not give 'qnurier, to be re.
lieyed from the huuible rheumatics, or the
other aches aud pains within the iurisdic-
ton Of the Dead-Sho,.n Try it. y
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Sale Of q Valuable HOUSE and LOT,
in BrandOnvi!le, Preston Co.

Moses Shehen The decree Of the Circuit
Us. $court of Preston county,
George ]. Leib. rendered in the foregoing
cause on the 18th day Of March. 1854, IN
which the undersigned are named as Com
lni:sionsrs, directs Guild Commissioners to
sell the House and Lo. IN the bill aud pro-
rcedings mentioned, 10 the highest bidder,
before The front door Of the Courthouse IN
KingwooA upon credit of and IL months,
he purchaser giving bond aud security with
inleres, from the day Of sale.
Tie sale Of said House and Lot will be
made on the Cd Monday in August, 1854, Ut
being COurt.dayl at Ihe place and on the
terms above named. WM. G. BRowH,
2jIh May, 1854. JNO. J. BRowN'
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SALE
OF Valuable Real Estate and
Iron Works,
In MonongaIia County, Virginia,

PURSUANT to decree Of the Circuit
Court oil Monongala county, rendered OF
the 18th July, 1854. in cause wherein
Sumne MrKelvy is the plaintiff and Anna
G. Kay md others are defendants, the un'
dersianed, Commissioners appointed for the
purpose, will sell ct Morgantown, in said
county,
On Friday the OH day Of September,
1854, all that splendid property in Monon.
gala county, Virginia, lying along and near
Cheat River, generally known as " the Mon.
nrgalia Iron Works" containing about
Twelve Thousand Acres, wherein are erect.
ed several Furnaces, now worked BY the said
McKelvy-a Grist Mill. Saw Mill, &c, .dri.
ven by fine water power. On this land
there is al abundance Of Iron Ore, stone.
cnal. limestone, and timber. There is also
valuable Ferry crossing Cheat River: be
longing to the property.
This estate is well situated for manu'ac.
turing purposes; not only Of Iron, but Of
wool and cotton, being situated in the heart
Of good farming and wool-growing coun.
try, about So miles south Of Pittsburg. EN-.
bracing the finest water power in West Viz
ginia. and having communication with Pitts
burg BY water. -.
The sale will be on the following credit,
to wit: one.fifih Of the purchase money pay.
able in six months from the day Of sale. and
the residue in one. two and three years from
the dav Of sale, with interest on the whole
frnm the day Of sale. The purchaser will
he required to give bond with security for
the payment of the purchase money.
EDGAR c. WILSON,
WAlTAiAN T. WILEY,
july 10, 1854. Is. Commissioners.
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4 q e 8 8 q.

NEWARK, New Jersey, January 70.
Mr.. Bcnnett-Wc take pleasure in stating that
YOUR Yellow Dock and Sarsapurllr, gives great
satisfaction in every case.
a very respectable gentleman informed me
that his daughter was troubled with difficult
mcn.truatou and other diseases peculiar to her
SEE. Sac had not had her regular menstrual dis
charges fora long tine; but by the use Of Dr..
Guyso,t's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla was rad
lcaily cured. She used rownsend's and Others
without receiving the slightest benefit. lie had
one daughter dit from the same disease.
J. d. TRIP 6 Co.
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In tie urong Bor-A letter Is days be
tween US and Waynesburs, Pa, aud the man
that was hunting Know NO,hings at Odd
Fellows Hall few evenings ago.
AprOpos-Nve wouldn't be surprised II the
KaOw NOlhings had hand in both opera
tons. We wouldn't indeed.
na notwithstanding politicians
and Graders 10 wheat harvest.
HOt-Bnum's Dead Shot and the weather
on Thursday afternoon.
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PITTSRURG MARKET.

FLoUR-We report sales from store of
snprrfns al ss.l2; extra 8 25aS 3Tas 5o,an
ascending scale which indicates that the
market is getting bare.
SUGAR-sales Of fair al "a. a mos.
GRAlN-Ear corn frnm store 81.
WHlSKEY-rpctllied in lOis OF 26l27.
BACON.-Shoulders and Hams nj 5iaSf
aud lot at 5 34ss Sd. A mos; canvassed
Hams 81. and Sugar cured u, l0s.
LEATHER-Harness 81 per 10; Skirtins
at 80 and Black Bride at s4l,5O per doz.,
cash.
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Erripelas cured by The use Of DR.. GugsOn's
Extract Of Yelioir Dock and SarsGParllia.
Scott township, yanderburg CO., Indiana,l
July ith, 1858.

July 18th, 1858.
]. D. Park-Dear Sr-Itis with great pleasure
write about the very happy effects OF your "Dr.
Guysot;'s Extract oiYeliow Dock and SarsaPa-
rilla ), upon nv daughter. who has been suffer
ing under ,ha: dreadlal disease, Ery5ipelas, with
which shc was attacked in iSiS, and size was at
tended bvsome Of our most eminent physicians
for eight months perseveriHgly, without any ben
cfciaI effect whatever. She became reduced 10
periect skeleton. She had ulcers from her
shoulders TO her knees which continually dis
charged offensive matter. Her physicians pro-
nounced licr case hopeless, and beyond the reach
of medicine. AIy nCighbors aud myself thought
her dissilhton near at hand. One Of my neigh
bors insisted on ny trying " DR.. GGysotrs ES-
tract of Yellow Dock and SarsapGriila," as last
resort, for as all Of our physicians had gveh her
up, there could be no detrtmGnt init consents
ed TO do so, more from a restless desire 10 do
something for my daughter while life lasted, than
from any hope OF getting relief So commence
cd using the medicine according 10 directions,
and 10 my great establishment, she commenced
improving, and before she had used eight bottles
she was able To walk out. She used, in all, u
bottles of Dr.. Guysotrs Yellow Dock and Sar-
saparlia, which restored her to perfect health, in
! December, 1852. She is now entirely Tree from
any ves,igc OF the complaint.
mos, earnestly recommend Ito every person
'""''S -"N D. l.. MARTIN.
! do hereby certify that my fathers staiemea
Of my lRto illness is no! BY any means exagsera'-
cd. NV health is now perfect, which ascfbe
wholly 10 the uso of Dr. GuysOtt's Extract oil
yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla.
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oBITUA AIRY.

DIED.-on Thursday the 9Th inst, at the
la,e residence Of his father, John Golf, Mr..
JrpEpIAu Corr. aged about 81 years.
DIED,-On Saturday the 18th inst. BELLE,
infant daughter Of Col, James Evans, OF this
vicinity, aged about one year.
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Sale Of Valuable Real Estate

THERE will be sold on the Public Ground be-
fore tic Court House, on the FOURTH MONDAY
in JULY, 1854, the HOUSE and LOT in the Boz
rough OF Alcrsantown, lately occupied by JACOB
MADEIRA, on Water street;
Also, an oUTL0T, 4 Of a mile n. East of
Morrantown, containing AZ acres more or less.
The sale vii! be on credit OF one t two years,
with interest from the day of sale. The puFcha-
ser will be required to execute bonds with good
security for the payment OF the purchase money,
aud lien therefor, will be retained on the pre-
misses. W. r. WILEY, Agent
for the Heirs Of Jacob MADEIRA.
n. D. A Deed will be made by the Heirs im-
mcdately after the Sale.
July S, 1854. 205 OF