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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17

Al tire regular meeting last night the following resola
tio1a we're offered by Mr. Wild

AZ the regular meeting last night the following resola
tio1s we're offered by Mr.. Wild;
Je4 The tdngs ~ the oss Of IL steauhp San francisco
has rred feeling gloom City and wheres
the ndsn Of that event cell ggOo 9s 70 applaud dseds
Providence wi extended the hour Of pedl therefore
Ri the thanks Of citizens sad City authorities
euea due who al led the sufferers ~ the said sad
particularly to Capt Cghos, the ship Three Bells Caps Lev.
81 the the of the sh Antarctic BY which
timely lives msy preserved LAID over 70 ssst
meeting
by NJ. North
Wioreg becoming the Corporation Of this Esat msrtae
city by all means hoe noble ende.vo
save life and property igh which called forth 81
n est emegycs and Uhee tho nlbe daring and generous
"A crice Of Captain Cgton OF The ship Three Bells Ia laying 20
ID vessel hfin eeet peril and remaining or sN successive
"a Va disabled Sn Francisco Until large pooe
of her pseu peed aboard his ship and brought safely
thh port;
erfore Pted II the Mayor aud Aldermen that His
Hcl Mayor Captain Creighton in the Of thu
Con NeWlOrk expression Of sndat0u Tor his
man conduct IN rendering assistance 70 the Of tao DIS
San Francisco accompanied BY ODER OF the Free
lorrn il-l CITY. Lid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17
crREMONIEs AT GRACE CHURCH.

The officers of the Third Artillery with their families
who were rescued by the bark Kby from the wreck oil
the San Francisco, will meet this day, at Grace Church,
at lOJ o'clock to offer up their united Thanksgiving for
their safe delvsrance from death They request al their
fellow sufferers Of the army well as citizen passengers
to unite with them in this joyful act of praise and prayer
70 Almighty Cod for His abundant and great mercies
The Sacrament Of the Lords Supper win be administer
ed to all who shan be devouty disposed to receive it, 1t
is hoped that every officer will be present. The Rev Mr.
Cooper who vas with the wreck is especially inys
Cd to assist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17
CITY GOVERNMENT PROCEEDINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN

At,h meeting Of the Board Of Aldermen las, night Al
derm ~ Blunt offered preamble and resolutions in regard
TO the 80 conduct fthe officers and Of the ships
which csc ued the suffering passengers Of the wrecked
steamer SSu Francisco which unanimously adopted;
Relied rhs the Compon Council ofthe City Of NewYork have
hoard h .eln gratitude and deep Interest Of the dns aud
gssut conuct 81 Capt Robert Cghtcn AMI the ship
ihres BELLS; also Capt how and 4 the BAH sbyg Capt
sufe stthe ship Antartc and apt Peadecu o. tho
Lucy Thompson wh' re o. ss'nsa large nnmser OF
reous mem Francisco sron the Of her ship
rsck and for they spod aud do hereby teaier
them Of the ntsants Of hs ne hst Commercial
CIV Ia the "a and nd them their aniies 70
the care son Of those whose DUTY h % protect the inter-
OF our Thar se freedom of this City be
deed to Csp Robt Con, Of he slip Three Be aud % Capt
Low bat M copy this resouoi be sent 10 thea;
and that Of three be appointed TO the same into
effect.
-ysre and Lord
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17
MELANCHOLY COINCIDENCE.

The i'll fated steamer San Francisco cleared from New
York December 18th, and fnd on Examining the
Shining List that on the day the following ships
cleared all Of which have met similar fate Ships Com
merce Singapore and Boneo, besides ship SaHony disa
bled and put into Halifax
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17
THE GOyERNORSHIP OF NEW-JERSEY.
TsrxTov Monday Ian is. IL a

The Committee on Judiciary in the Senate had meet
ing TO day. and reported this afternoon in lengthy d0eu
n9nt TINT the question of ROdman NJ Prices eligibility
10 the Office of Governor Of NewJersey ccgnizable
only by the Supreme Court of the State. Mr.. Cougar
from Essex one of the Committee dissentod in few re
marks The report was adopted.
The arrangements for the Inauguration Of Gov Price
are going forward spredy. Several military companies
will be here from the part of the State The event
takes place at noon to morrow in the Senate Chamber
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17
By North:
THE SEARCHING FLEET.

Tn, ship Ne ropos owed into this port in distress yes
terday says she spoken she 18th by the steamer
Union. who inquired FOR the San Francisco. The Uaion
was alb, lut 100 miles off the Hook
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17
SOUTHERN MAIL ITEMS-MARINE DISASTERS

-Four mails were received to night from New Orleans,
three from Savannah and two from Charleston.
Placards were posted about New Orleans on the 9TH in
English Frereh, Spanish and German announcing the
intention Of Bedin to visit that City, and calling on
the citizens 10 treat him wild beast.
II Is stated that Col SlOO has effected contract with
the firm of sykes & Co OF England for the construction
f miami road across tie Isthnus of TehuGntcpec under
he Soo grant and every preparation made for the com
meucement Of the work.
Galveston dates TO the 9th instant, received GeD
Caovas had been acquitted by the United States Cout
TIs br;tish brig Chailo from Halifax for ChRriesf
,rss totally ,yrecke ed at Morris Island Crew saved
The sbio Susan G.. Owens went ashore of Charleston
borbor bnt would probably be saved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17

BosToS Monday. ian. l6, 1854.
DR. Smith our new Mayor was iDnugurstod TO day, the
oath Of office being ADM Mustered BY Chief astee SHAW
The steamer City OF New York with tae bark hhOy IN
tow parsed Holiness Hole this morning and expected
here early TO -mOTroW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17

Tx Hf5HtASps II nisy, Jan IT, Is5t-isN
Three square rugged vessels ct the Southern Ofaz
Two tarks of the Highlands signals Messs Lss,
and Wcsts dismasted ship passing IN the Hook in og
The men q: work on the Chauncey Jerome y Il,
the ttesn pump is no; going Two lighters ct
astern
BoSToS Monday. Jan. &C. ls-N.
The barb Magnolia, this port reports the sth insi
Georges shoel SW fifty miles fe IN with the hull OF
vessel bearing SSW five miess.ood for Il, but thick
srow storm coming did not find her. Judged her to
be bark Of about 800 uns. Nothing oit stlnding
but the mizzen mast the had Of which painted black
The brig Milton, from Daren, for hattlpoisott which
put into Tarpaun Cove with loss Of uss and spars
ports Jan 5th no lat. or len, vessels deck house
finished with block painted aesh color With green window
shades.
No date, let 1910. saw largo vessel apparently clip
per ship with loss Of main and zen mes She appeared
70 be full of water.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17
RAILROAD MATTERS AT ERIE

El.IE, MulI1y, jan TO- IeIF.
All is quiet here The United States Mars a has gone
10 PttsbureA but is expected back IN two three days
Work on tie road 10 suspended
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17
/ BEpNI IN PHILADELPHIA

PnILADELPHIA. MONDAY Jan. TO- I13i.
There IL en- immense procession passing through the
streets this evening with efgy Of h BedinL who IS
believed to be in the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17
PROB LBLY FATAL STABBING CASE.

Last event ~ party Of negroes collected in tho Ger
man store No % Laurens st. where one Of tho
Marty namoi William Burnett-a stoat, athletic man
got into dispute with the clerk in tho place Soon they
came 10 blows when Burnett, as "a alleged seized o
eieh, from the counter and about burirg at his
antagonist when the Latter seeing bis intention end to
save his own life caught large c,eese knife and srnck
Burnett powerful blow on the lessde Of th@ nsek in
ficting deep and exceedingly dangerous wound, from
which arge quantities of blood lowed He then almost
instar aneousy stab sed Burnett IN the 6s shoulder and
back the latter woad being Of dangerous nature As
COZ as practicabs the njure2 wio was eensdera
blv intoxicated vas conveyed TO the NswYori Hospital
where he was a.ended by u. C. X. Agnev, who skill
Il liz dressed the cuts Burge bears very DAD chsIac
1ss promptly arrested b.. the Eigsih Ward Police and
ioekod up in tle Station 1Ouse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17
THE SAN FRANCISCO

We have eready furnished accounts so complete OF this
dSiser that nothing be added thct would not be
cay repetition except the following CORE fed s' ofthe
dead Of the soldiers and one or two succeeding items
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17
FtFCTIoN or PENNSYLVANIA STATE
TREASURER
UARRisnUnG M0F

HARRisEUHS Mo'day. Jan. 10, 1854.
Boil Houses met in Convention this morning aud
elected Joseph Bai y. Perry c. state Treasurer by
-. l-.-l- q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17
r,,mAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
ENGINEER AND FIREm,SN KILLED.

Harlem Railroad Express ''' - - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17

The following is list Of the dead
Eiisp whssn- ag.d years. Anne Ln,s, 20
John La4e. s. Auue Moran q
fu- Lfrity. infant. Mfry Moran D
Ni'lisr1 isplsr. s Buiksf Warey, -
Nsry po~rev. ne. Catherine Rley.f
Nilisia Nash. infant Alns ioalia- y,
Catherine Dornsil -. Nerv OByrlc 3
Mara kereb infant. n. Dltre- s.
Thouss ll,eu. I Az -r.s Clriec7 Z
Jrl Wtie. 81 Hush Carien influt
CriisTine stalker. 2. il, tnilb CarbLt -
Lawrtrce belly, 81 Pasr. 4 CoFlt %
h stein. a BRIDGE Ryan. g.
T Dove 4 Csth-tns Preston. 81
D Roscfrifund 9 L Brown o.
Mas NcCany. -. Wm Ecsefrisun1. infant.
7 Reaiiu IS A Grisn IS
James Rcsriu, nfsbt Peter Lckeou. 81
J Baurck Robert D0ylr 81
James Lcugloiton, infant Eira Simrs'B
Jahu Il nd Y A-re Sim7s8n &
Patrick MoCaTfy, 50 Cathariae NcLs-. ala .
fiegce & Al, A2Fg-sr Rvar 81.
Iouiss ~ an o Csthsr1e Rschs, 20.
Asher Bradley, e. Heusi-s Iutussa. a.
II Krummuch Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17

ELEyArEI RAILWAY TIL, AnBieas A,siSaH publishes
IN article n which claimed by the protector thai an
Elevated lion Ralwcy could b. built the Pac beaper
ard with facility than railroad upon the ground
He propases to bud double track resting upon sections
Of columns placed about fwo rods apart Tho body OF
the car hangs bow the track that there is space o.
tbre an or fourteen feet beneath the structure, and
necessary 70 soend bit slightly 70 reach the cars Tho
tracks are attached TO trufses stretching rom conn
10 column t4d are frny brsoed. But little or no grazing
required A. he long columns In passing crer ys
lays end riyiDes ard climbs bills and mountains py @
adapted 10 smaller cogced drive wheels The PrihGpn
part Of tbe work Of building would be een'rsa - ~
ininea and it could be built la any iau'ade "'H'- ~
sncs destroying H. utility
Fatal DuEL-A duel fought iast SAL ~, - NJ
~ = in Piekeus County Alabama eesseer ~. -.
Irby and Dr. Fant both Of HoIaess ser He was hot
In he body at the rst fire and dsa hsd hem rivs
Onis was injured The two and We understand the
aS Si IN political dcay Or irey h'a es'
elected,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17
or THE LoCOnoTIvE

FIVE PERSONS INJURIES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17
UNLUCKY ENGINES.

The engine was called The Tempest and was one OF
four made by Rogers Ketchum Co. OF Paterson all Oh
which have been more less unfortunate She was III
vore of Mr. Baird and his fellow engineers frequently tod
him tha. one day she would Kill him The first day ne ed
her she would reverse being sc all that sne knoSNo
a., be station wall at Chatham aud only about year
soo be Terror another of the four killed both fireman
and engineer at the same Station,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17
HnrsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr. BISSEI.L introduced a bill providing that there
sio no Maid under the direction of the President 70
each of tie officers non commissioned officers, musicians
and nrivates who were in December embarked ct New
York and under orders for California in the steamship
San Francisco and who board that vessel on the
occasion of her recent disaster OF sea, sum equa 10
snoonnt of his nav allowances for four months If any
non commissioned Office private shall have died
after the passage of this act in consequence OF Inc dSa
ter his widow or if no widow his children sna De pad
the sum which otherwise their fathers would nave oeeh
entitled TO under this act ~ 49,.
Referred 10 the Committee on Military Affairs
Mr. CHANDLER offered preamble, reciung N SUD
stance that whereas information has been received tha
more than five hundred citizens the mos. OF them oceFs
and soldiers of the United States Army on BOARD the
steamship San Francisco have been saved from DEAN oy
tie officers of the Three Bells" antarctic and
"Kiby, after gale on the Atlantic, ana nearly
two hundred eouls misersby perished ana whefeas' II
becomes Republic to cherish the gallant perlous ana
humane conduct of those who the lives OF our c
zens and make appropriate acknowledgment for the obj
cations conferred at the imminent peril of their own lives
and property, therefore
Rod That to oonsis, Of nine persons
errd 10 INQUIRE ard report in what the
Of Copfcs end the gratitude Of Tia Nation DO best expressed
ard humanity OF those who under Providence
49, ,-sSp desti 50 many citizens q the Republic.
A. CIITlNG said il would be unbecOmng in this
Z, crcut not 70 allow the and masters of the
ycbenmeu who lost their time in taking on board the
raie mon and Transporting them TO place OF safety,
III ,uepsaiion therefor. lie suggested an
amendment 10 the resolution requesting .i. CUui.eo Oh
St"r, Afars 10 inquire and report wnetser some po
IN moi he made bypensions OF otherwise Ter tne
-, or II no widows for The Moor chhIi.h % 'll
49, and rrivaies who embarked by order oi lue W
1,t Am hoard the san Francisco ana Who "u'1 ~
~. I,fs in tn service f1kr lNlt-l a.
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-30
FROM pr. flCNGEREORD's

Pirate Meaieal Rooms. No 2261 Dupont Street
Between Washington and Jackson Streets,
San Francisco.
Where all diseases of private character re-
ceive the trealne necessary 10 effect speedy
and efectua cure OF those annoying and dis
tressfu complaints. The enviable reputation
DR.. Huugeriorl has earned for himself by his
extraordinary success in all diseases of private
nature, renders it but necessary to state his ad
dress; he therefore avoids the long advertise
ments OF bombastic promises of the empirics of
the day, lavislly held out but seldom fulfi led.
Medicines are sentt to all parts of the country.
with directions for their use.
Nocturnal Emissions, Ulcers In the Throat
Syphilis, Gonorrlea, Structures elect, and those
dreadful symptoms of the head, throat, nose and
skin, under DIR. Hungerford's treatment. are
healed in an incredibly short time, without mer
curry Young men who have become victims of
solitary vice, that dreadful and destructive hab
it which ruins beth body and mind, call imme
tliately on DIR. Hungersor1. and you can depend
npon being restored to health, that greatest of
Gods blessings.
STONE GRAVEL. &c.-The efficacy of DR..
Hungerford's Lithron Triptic has proved be-
yond doubt to be the most certain cure in the
above named most painful cases that the human
frame is most subject to. au26-3m
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-30
TestiniOnials from the Press.
From tie Echo du Pacifc."1

j
DR.. EUNGERFORD.-We wish to call the
attention Of our readers to the advertisement Of
Ibis gentleman, whose extensive practice and
great success is sufficient to ind uce all those af
ficted 10 give him call. The Doctor is not
only regularly educated physician. but he has
the principles Of honesty, and can feel for his
fellow beings. He has undoubtedly more prac
,ice than any other Ply ysiciau in San francisco.
and it is fast increasing, To those acquainted
with the Doctor, We say nothing as to his skill
and integrity, as these are well known but 10
strangers s1e DO say. call at No. 2265 Dupont
street, and you viii fud that friend in need j.
Il friend indeed.
F'com lhe ".SoutkerA Nelieo1 Journal
PROFESSOR HuNGERFORD --Althoaeh
opposed to the sys'ein Of advertising yet Nc
deem i, but inst 10 this gentleman to admit flint
his system OF treatment in Private Diseases Is
undoubtedly the most approved one aiow IN use
ihroug gLout llle civilized world
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-30
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS OF
SHASTA COUNTY.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
i y duplicate Assessment Roll for the fiscal year
of lS54-5. has been placed in my hands for col
lection. All persons owning real estate per-
sonnl property i'll this County are hereby uoiified
that the State and County taxes now due,
and payable AT the Sheritf's office in the Town
of Shasta. All taxes remaining unpaid after
October l6ih 1854. will be collected with costs,
as Section 80 of Revenue Law provides as fol
lows:
Every assessment made in conformity with
the spirit and intention Of ibis act. shall remain
as Judgment and lien. and have the force and ef-
feet Of an execution asainst the party and pro-
pertv liable for the taxes thereon; and the
Sheriff is hereby authorised and required to
seize and sell in like manner, and with the
same fees as are allowed for advertisement
aud sale only under execution, any property the
taAes on which shall not have been paid, &C."
WM A. NUNNALLY.
Sheriff of Shasta County and
auco6 TIC Collector of Taxes.
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-30
DR.. HUNGERFORD'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE,
frae

Between Washington and Jackson streets.
San Francisco.
nR. HUNGERFORD respectfully announces
IL to his friends and the public, that he will
continue the practice OF medicine and surgery
at his old rooms No. 2269 Dupont street, be-
tween Washington and Jackson SITS.
The Doctor having taken all the rooms. has SO
arranged them that he can be consulted in pri-
vacy by his patients, either male or female, with
out being seen by any person except himself.
In the treatment OF diseases entrusted to his
care no deleterious drugs or medicines are ad
ministered.
Rooms and board for persons who may wish
to remain private few days under his treat
ment.
To THE LAp1Es-The Doctor has n private
hospital under the charge of an excellent mat
ron, expressly for the reception Of Females.
n. B. All letters for advice containing Ten
Dollars (and no olher,) will be promptly attend
ed TO.
y Remember DR.. HUNGE RF ORD, No. 2263
Dupont stfeet, between jackson and Washing
ton streets, San Francisco.
Office hours from O'Clock a. NJ. to9 T. NJ.
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-30
RANCH FOR saLE:

4 PREEMPTION CLAIM OF I60 ACRES
= n acres u land, situated on Big Cow Greek,
IS offered for sale upon reasonable teNus. The
md IS abous Is uiles from SHASTA. with good
wagon road rnnuieg TO tie tovsa, IS VI good
quality, can be irrigated if desirable, aud is
unclaimed 10y any spaaiSa gsant. There is u
good site for srisi mill upon the premises, with
abundance OF water to keep IL operation
all the year. For further par iculars enquire OF
LUGIAN EVERTS,
se30-tf Shasta Courier printing office
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-30
VIM. S. HUGHES,
CARPENTER and CABINET MAKER

q WOULD ANNOUNCE to his n
FT7 friends that he may be found at
A all times at his old stand, on III
Main Street, at the corner iansnediately above
Loas's Horse market where be is prepared t"
execute orders for all kinds of work in bis line.
He's prepared to make estimates. plans. specif-
CATIONS. &c, on all kinds Of buildings bridges,
mills, DC. Wagons, Furniture, &C., &C., re-
pared at short notice. Toms, Rockers and
Siulces always on hand. Also. Furniture and
Sash ct every description on hand and made to
order.
Shasta. September Is, 1854 #
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-30
NOTICE.

TN PURSUANCE OF THE 10Th section of
L IAN ac, concerning Courts Of Justice and Jn-
dicial Off, ers passed May 10. 1853. it is or
dercd tia, the Justices Of the Pence " no were
elected OH te 9th OF September, inst. assemble
at Shasta. on the first Monday OF October. a D.
1884 for the purpose Of selecting two Of their
,pmI,,.y .s Associate Justices OF the Court of
Sr,s;o,,, !. C. HINCKLEY.
County Judge Shasta Co.
Shasta, Septe3 1854, IL
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-30
DESSQ NJ

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
! J co-partnersI,ip bere,otore existing between
WM. J. BERRY g. ALEXANDER J. VAN
WE. ID shis day Dissolved by mutual consent.
All aco.sants due tie firm will be settled by A.
J. Van Vie, who alope is authorised e receive
the same a. J. VAN WE.
W. ]. BERRY.
Dated Shasta, Sept. Is, 1884. se23 1t
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-30
LOAG'S HORSE MARKET.
WcavervilIe aud Yrcka Passenger Trnin !:

n TIE SUBSCRIBER respect
A fully informs the inhabitants of s>
A-N- Shasta and vicinity, that his ar ~
rangements now completed to have
stantly AIRY quantity of Horses and Mules for
hire or sale He dattcrs himself that his stock
Of saddle animals. for speed and durability. is
excelca by none OF any Livery Stable north of
San francisco. He takes this opportunity to
return thanks to former patrons. and to assure
them that every exertion viii be used to merit
a continuance of the liberal patronage hitherto
bestowed on him.
Stock bought and sold on commission.
Auction sales Of stock daily.
JAMES LOAG. Auctioneer
n B. ENGER TRAIN START DAI-
LY AS HERETOFORE FOR WEAVER AND
YREKA. Charges moderuie-
Shasta. Assust -. 1854. If
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-30
Foe. SALE

VNHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS Fa9R SALE
l. his BARN and CORRAL. .oppssite ahe En-
pre- Corral. on Trinity avcnV., aud adjoining
Hunters Carral. There is leg cab;n and
good we'll of water the premises. Terms
moderate. For further particulars inItslire OF
JAMES MCLAUGHLIN,
Mountain House,
Or JAMES LOAG,
se30 3t Horse Market, Shasta.
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-30
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.


do MADEIRA;
Otard Brandy;
Extra Fine Marte, dark and pale do.
ALSO, LARGE AssoR1MENT OF
Superior Clarct, Hook. and Sauterne Wines
of excellent favor; Porter. Ale, Cider, Assorte ed
Syrups. Anessette. Abysinthe also, Scotch and
Monongallela Whiskey and Holland Gin; also, a
fine assortment of 4 and pint bottles Cham
pasne; also, supply Of Dir. Gregory's celebra
ted vegetable brandy biiters aud Boxers bit
ters.
Having purchased his liqaors by the large
quantity he has no hesitation in saying that he
will be enabled to sell lower than any other
house in this city. He invites the atten-
ton of his friends and the public generally to
the aboye catalogue, and he would particularly
suggest to packers, and proprietors Of hotels and
other establishments, to call and try samples,
which are at all times on hand, warranted to be
true exponents of the articles they represent
He is prepared to sell in any quantity. from Il
single bottle to whatever amount may be desired
by the purchaser. D. NJ. EDER.
T. s. Prompt attention will be paid to all or
ders from a distance, as we'll as surrounding
country. D. NJ. E.
Shasta, June 24 1854. If
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-30
DUTToNs BAsCBFoR SALE.

FNHE ABOVE RANCH is SITUATED ON
L Trinity river, three miles below the mouth
"t Weaver Greek. aed forr "a lies from Weaver
vile. 1t consists OF Que bupdred acres of good
ltnd enclosed by good fence, all of which is
surrounded by diich OF rpaning water. afford
aug every convenience for irrrigatiap. Also, 8
good mules, yoke of oxen, 2a0 chick ens, 1000
ab. onions. and SO Geo lbs barley For ,,artic-
iilars enquire Of B. STEINER 4 c. J. DUT-
TON. on the premises.
Srpt. 80. 1854. *2m