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Grefenberg Medicines.
HAVE VOU UNEO TUFMp

A popular Medicines, prepared carefully andscienti-
public they superiors. They emphaticaily
what they represented to be free from
Hunbug intended as much to cure sell. when once
used, they universally relied upon and no Family
should be truly valua ole Health In
many the regular faculty and
them is their the preudces ofthose
generally opposedto the circulation of POPULAR MKDI-
cIsEs. NoFamy Physician N ordinary needed
by those Graefen berg Manuel of and
strictly abide by itsdireconsnl The medicines.
word to the wise sufficient, without the publication
ofcertfcates which have of the most attering des
sciption inspection oft hei
We Ill ennmerate in conc usion the various prepa-
at.ons of this Comyany whch may be found in every
THE GRAEFENBERG SARSAPARlLLA, is purely
vegetable. big tie humbug, pleasant drink. but
as tshoud be, Medicine ofthe greatest power in
noting entire change in the system, by eraiicstng
those impurities of the blood which arethe seeds al
TIE GRAGFENBERG DsYsENTERY sYRIp.-Public
oprobs,ion hasstamped character ofpereet
and for bowel com plants IT equals.
TIE GRAEFENBERG VEG ETABLE PILLS are par
caiary valuable for the and cure OF feyers
connection with our Health Bite are certain and
wonderful ect invg orating adebilitated
THE GRAEFENBERG GREEN MT. OINTMENT.-ln
reducing inflammation, healing burns, bruises and all in
juries bod ', confidently recommend this
5aive TO all as being most eaicacious In the Mineral
Rsgion ofourstae'ts merits are universally appreca
| THE GRAEFENBERG EYE IoTIoN-An unpreten-
ding article but which meets with large sales
West and has been the humble ofreiieving
sands from ntolerable pain arising from injured dis
THE GRAEFENBERG UTERINE CATHoLICoN.-
This is perhs he most valuable medicine his Com
pany, much as it reaches dspsred of by the
most scientific physicians. For Proapsus Uer AMI all
com plants incident to Females, it will be found safe
ard speedy remedy Let afflicted Doman be deferred
by delicacy prejudice from giving it fair trial In
quite ofthe agent for the pamphlet in relation toit.
THE GRAEFENBERG PILE OINTMENT, CHILD's
PANACEA, &c are all invaluable remedies, directions
for which, and all The medicines attached to each
FEMALE COMPLAfNTS.-A brief examipatio OF the
Pathology Uterine Diseases with exposition of the
principle and method of theirtreatmcnt,b by Pomeroy
VI. Utica, N.
Feeble Ladies' enyited to read this hich
ca be procured grstuitously of the Agents.
THE MANUAL. OF HEALTH.-A book of 300 pages,
reating halfthe diseases which the
people OF this country in manner simple that ali no
readthe English Language comprehe end it val
able aid motherS. Every householder will find this
| book valuable acquisition. Price 25 cents
THE AMERICAN COUGH CANDY.-A sure remedy
for CouPhs, Colds Group 1t is believed to be the
very best cough medic in Its virtues have been
thoroughly tested in this neigbborhood No better
medicine be found for Group and
| severe colds.
/ Grafenberg Nortsgestern .Agency, 23 Wisconsin
Street Dfjy,r0uLee
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-23
j. FOLEY d LlDON,
GROCERY, LIQUOR, HARDWARE AND CRocKERY

j. FOLEY d LIDON,
GROCERY, LIQUOR, HARDWARE AND CRocKERY
Commerce Street, Corner Of High ST., Mineral Point
WE have hand a choice stock of G ocerie s
w Liquors. Hardware and Crockery, for the winter
trade, which offer for sale at The pr-
ces. We most pectfuy invite the public cal
establishment, where will be happy ard
on gratefully recognizing old customers, and
inviting participate with them, in saving
advantages which trade Offers and hoping
proper and honest regard for the interest
favor with their custom succeed in
curing their confidence in business gritty The
following articles comprise portion of stock:
Sugars. clarified crush ed, pow dered and loaf,
Teas, Young Hyson, Gunpowder &c,
Coffee, Rio and Manila,
Moiasees, Sugar House and Golden Syrup
Fish, Cod, Mackerel, White, &C.
Salt, fine and coarse,
Soap CASTLE. Quincy : d Shaving,
Tobacco, OF all qualities and prices.
Rope. Windlass, Halter, &c,
Starch, Oh ocolate, Saleratus Red Chrds and
Clothes Lines, Dried Apples, Matches, Glass, Eails
Hams, Shoulders, Pork, Lard, Butter Flour
Esrther and Stone Ware,
Whisky, Brandy Wine,
In sho all articles that usually kept in establish
snts of this kind are certain 10 be found here
Loot ing Glasses Clocks, Window SASH Table Covers
Pictures with and without frames, sold at the low sset
prices.
We repeat again, call and are certain you cannot
fall to puchas of Us y7aI2y
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-23

CROCKERY,
&c, &c, &c, &c
all which having been bought at the lowest prices
the Eastern Markets. for cash, will be offered at East
adding transportation Thankful his friends
public generally for the bera patronage extend
him, hopes by strict attention business low
and uniform prices and upris and honorable dealing
70 merit d continuance of their esteemed favors.
46.f JOSEPH GUNDRY.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-23
NOTICE.

LII persons are hereby forbidden to dig, mine. re
II move neral. turn the water natural chan
ne or otherwise irespsss the following described
lanc to witt The northeast af the northeast
quarter of section No TO- in township north
two east And further notice hereby gwen
perso % persons irespsssing upon the above premises
will be dealt with according to law.
JAMES HCDGHAN.
Mineral Point Dec, "a 1853 1v7 ~ 1sp
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Public Notice.

ATOTECE--An persons hereby forbidden to
~ mine dig remove mineral from. otherwise
pass upon the following mises under penalty of the
law. TO wit
The north quarter of section IL; the north west
quarter of the south east quartet ard The north east
quarter Of The south quarter of section III Also the
half of the north east quarter of section s. all
Town S, Range east of the fourth prn.ipa ridan.
JAMES HUnGUAN,
JAMES CALLOW,
JOHN CAV Lay
Mineral Point, May IS, 1854 6m2S"
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LII parsons are hereby notified not o trespass mine,
"A dig upon the following snds without the ~ri ten
consent permission of the owner-East - of " IA
Sec {, Township 5, r snge East
Also. n f of : f IA Sec. 6, Township 4, Range 3
East without the written of the JOHN
AUSHR w E, -7geat.
And further notice rs hereby given that forbid any
and all from buying wing cad or 9th
from the above described lands without permits
sion s above AbNER NICHOLS.
Mineral Point October, 1852. If
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-23
Clothing.

TlrHE subscribers would informthe publicthat tn
i have in their employ the experienced wort
no ready at al times Clothing of eve
description a1d OF good materials can be fount
tbs place. Their work is done the beet style An,
anted 10 h Call at their Store, enc door below
" alopey's, and see for yourselves
PEELER l. AIcHELBACHFR
Mineral Point. i6s3. n
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-23
Caution,

II, persons are forbidden to mine, dig, min
"A eral FROM otherwise trespass upon folio
described premises, to wit:
The south east IA OF section 36, town s, east
north II of north east Ia, and north Il of south y OF
Ia of section ], town 5, range 2esst.
And further notice hereby given that any person
persons trespassInS upon the above premises will be
dealt with accol ding to law. FRANCIS VIVIAN,
JAMES TOAY.
Mineral Point, July LIST, Is53. 36tf
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NOTICE

a LII PERSONS are forbi dden to p,ins d., remove
Nj nsrsi FROM or otherwise tTespa.s the follow
INK described premises viz
or OF E or of Sec. J., hf of n w or of Sec. L.
and W or oil or of Sec ii Town 4, Range East
4mnlll JOHN HOARE
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-23
Notice to Miners.

Il Rare Chance for Prospecting,
JHBE subscriber offers miners wishing prospect,
an opportunity, in the present times of high prices
for eral, digging the following lands, viz:
North half of Sec 2,T 4, r. 2, E.
E. q. or 5. E.q of Sec 80, IS, R. 9, E.,
On the following favorable terms
The first thousand free, all other miner
al, including washed mineral, sixth. He will also
allow thirty dollars of the rents for any cabin built
the ground.
This land in the range of the Irish Diggngs and
Bracken Pierce's pun aigsings and is situated be-
lw cen the ssLegate branch" and Lost G owe.
MOSES NJ. STRONG.
Mineral Poirt. Feb. Is, 1853. loft
Butte record., 1854-10-21

MANY true heart that would have
come back, like dove to the ark, af-
ter its first transgression, has been fright
ened beyond recall by the angry look
and menace-the taunt, the savage
charity of an unforgiving spirit.
IT is reported that one of the Hardin
county jury, which acquitted Ma Ward,
was recently bitten by snake and that
the snake died
GOLD and silver are metals most too
heavy, for us to carry to heaven; but
in good hrnds, they can be made to
pave the way to it.
He is brave man who is not afraid
to wear old clothe, until he is able TO
pay for new
Butte record., 1854-10-21
F RUMRILL & co S

NOR TIL ERN EXPRESS.
LNRANK RUMRILL & CO., to meet the
Il growing wants Of the community in the
mining districts North of Marysvile, will run
a OA3A3 EXPRESS
between
MARYSVILLE. and
GOODYEAR'S BAR,
BONNEVILLE,
FOSTERS BAR.
GIBSONVILLE,
ST LOUIS.
CHANDLERNILLE.
PINE GROVE,
and Weekly to all the prominent points on the
Yuba and Feather rivers and their tributaries
and from Marysville through
WELLS FIRGO s; CO.,
to all parts of California, Oregon, the Allan
tic States, Canada and Europe Will pay the
highest price for GOLD DUST. Furnish
Wells Fargo & Cos
Sl9AT DRAFTS
Payable in all the principal cities and towns
of the Atlantic States, Canadas and Europe.
and general Express, Collection and Exchange
business F. RUMRILL & co
4Stf Proprietors.
Butte record., 1854-10-21
OVERS FOR THE HEART


BY EBENEzER ELLIETT.
.ers! winter flowers the child is dead
re mother cannot speak,
softly couch its little head,
Mary's heart will break.
ID these curls of flaxen hair
ais pale pink riband twine,
pn the little bosom there
ace this wan lock of mine.
like form in cold white stone
he coffin d infant lies
X, mother, on thy little one,
And tears will fill thine eyes.
cannot weep-more pale she grows,
More deadly male and still;
lowers on, flower "a winter rose
That tiny hand to fill
% search the fields; the lichen wet
Bends Ger the unfailing well;
jeaeath the furrow fingers yet
The scarlet p!mpernel.
Peeps not now-drop in the bower,
Where never froze the spring.
A daizy' ah bring childhoods flowers
The half-blown daisy bring;
Yes, lay the daisy's little head
Beside this little cheek;
Oh {! haste the last Of FIVE is dead;
The childless cannot speak.
Butte record., 1854-10-21
TO PRINTERS

A NEW EDITION Of THE SPECIMEN BOOK OF
"a brdces New York Type Foundry aill be pnblished
III -ep'e eiiilruber, sA and i'll be gAen Iho-e pro-
priei'Ts u Printing Offices who will send for il or if
VIII he forwarded them by mail on receipt in advance
Of fifty cents Tor he posage
In Il are exhibited many articles never b. fore shown.
there have been ldeG 10 The Foundry new varieties Of
konnh pes rom nine line Ptca Pear various i'm
itation- =. Wiring. great number of Fonts Horcier-
both plain and illuminate T. labor saving Rules and
complete Foundry of Germans The types now manu-
iici ired ar Cast from combination Of metal uf
great . irbIii.s. r:d IRE 7Saally Sl, hand N l4rg-
quantities Every iancy font i id by weight and at
the printed prices, which from ten TO wen'y-ye
per cent les haa thnSi- uf some her f,nudri,s All
printing materials are ntnhst t mannfaciurtrs pri-
cs eiiit' 81 casa crsd, PRIMER wishing to open
account wh tG'. whose dealings l4ys been long
SUI 'ei''ier re reqae.td +" accompany their order.
- b ciis r-ieiriices ~ p'eVs ni delay
Prnlers % newsp peTs who choose 10 publish this
id er meni. Incnding this hole, three Times before
lr IL % A9usl 1884, and send ni one of the papers
viii e lapi IN type when they purchase FIVE times tho
amount oi hear bii from me, OF my own fnaniacture
srieciei iroin nay specimens GEORGE BRUCE,
as Is Chambers st New York
EtHILI PEACHES-Fresh and sweet for SHE cheap
~ by JOS GLUCKAUF
Butte record., 1854-10-21
F. D. EVERTS, g. cos
Feather River Express
Connecting with ADAMS co.
with ADAMS 4 co.

We would respectfully inform the public that we are
now enabled TO forward TREASURE VALukB, \ P.cKA.
GEs. LETTERS, ETC. ETC. with unrivaed despatch
and security, and upon the most reasonable terms
and from the following places. viz;
Amercon Valley, Chandlervile Gibsonvne
Hopkins Greek, Morris Ravine Onion Valley
Port Wine Diggings. Spring Valley,
Sears Diggings White Rock, Barker's Raneh
Canon Creek, Jam,son Creek, Grass Valley,
hatcher. Oregon Guleh. Rich Bar. N. T.
enawo'ry Valley, Spanish Ranoh, Wyandott.
Bidwell. Evansville, HapsoDyie
Longs Bar, Nelson Creek, Poorraan Creek
Rich bnr, NJ Il. striIgl own, Smiths Bar,
CITY OF 10 Butte Creek. Forbestown,
HoneEt Creek. Lexington House Ophir
Pirr 1rnse, Rush Creek ST. Louis
NoAtN5ir oganrs. etc attended IN with grompfne.
tossns EVEkI'S SNELLk 20.
ss6s9ord " kerhy Agents st Bidweu. poyIo
Butte record., 1854-10-21

ssa- 1t is with glory as with beauty
for as a single fine lineament cannot
make handsome face, neither can a
single good quality render man ac-
compished-but a countenance of many
fine features and good qualities makes
true beauty and true honor.
Butte record., 1854-10-21

ADAMS g. co.'s
safss. EMPRESS. gdSsssss dsssss
BANKING HOUSE IND EXCHANGE
OFFICE
Fire Proof Brick Building, Corner Of
Plaza and High streets,
.N.dRY SVILLE ..t
ADAILY EXPRESS.
In charge of our regular Messengers for SAN
FRANCISCO AND SACRAMENTO.
By LANGT0N & BRO,
AND
F. d. EVERTS & CO.,
To all parts of the Northern Mines.
Chesks at Par on Sacramento and San Fran
cisco
GOLD DUST purchased. or forwarded to
any part of the Uuited States, and also to
England, insured or uninsured, at as low
rates as can be done by any house with secu-
rity.
Our Express being shemo extensive in the
United States, we can guarantee facilities not
possessed by any other concern.
Having one of me most secure treasure
vaults in California, we are prepared to re-
ceive DEP0SITES, SPECIAL or otherwise.
gze- B lis Of Exchange drawn on any of
the following places;
Boston,
Mar York,
Philadelphia,
Baltimore,
Washington,
Pittsbnrgh,
Cincinnati,
Louisville, Ky.
81. Louis,
.Neu Orleans,
London. &c.
Our treasure is forwarded by the Pacific
mail steamers on the lst and 18th Of each
month. and expresses for small parcels by
Vandeblts line CHA'S. B. MACY,
49f Agent.
Butte record., 1854-10-21

"7ELLS, FARGO g. cos CALIFORNIA EX.
w PRESS-Capial s590, ,00V--Pfincipal Officer, Is
Wall st, y. Y snd liz aontgomer, st. san Francisco
Butte record., 1854-10-21
"a JoruIn of Punch. y
DUNG AMERICA ON THE PACIFIC!

1DUN0r
A COMIC NEWSPAPER. intended in a humorou
"A to call attention to- the sngulares and strange
things o san Francisco To amnse, ard at The same
time to 10 think
For sale at wholesale. by WIIITTON. TOWN 4 co
Isl Clay >iree and retail at all the Book Stores and
Periodical Dopots
Butte record., 1854-10-21

-. - C.4PI7.4L s5oOOOo - -
PRINCIPAL OFFICES.
16 Wall street. ............. New York.
ia Montgomery stu. San Francisco.
VA ELLIS, FARGO g. co, ship by Pacific
w Mail Steamship Company via Panvma.
and despatch special messenger via Nicar-
augau on the lst and 10Th of each mouth
We send from Marysvlle office DAILY. at six
o'clock A. Nj, to Sacramento and San Francisco
and all the northern and southern Mining
districts
Treasure. parcels Letters and freight for
warded with despatch
BILLS OF EXCHfNGE.
For sale payable at any of the principal At
lanlic cities. General or special deposits re-
ceived.
GOLD DUST BOUGHT
lsfs' Office in Marysvile in fire. proof build
ing on high street; doors from corner of First
street and Plaza CHA'S H. HEDGES,
49tf Agent.
WELLS, FARGO &Co IS Express send daily
to Fosters Bar
Goodyerf's Bar.
DounieriHe
St Louis,
GibsonriIie.
Chadlercale, and
all other points in the neighborhood of Sears
Diggings and Downieville.
CHA'S H. HEDGES, Agent.
Butte record., 1854-10-21
AGEN FOR THE RECORD.

f Mr. WILLIAM HATFIELD, will hereafter ae
as Agent for the Butte Record. in san Francisco rho
alone authorized to receive subscriptions, advertise
mens. &C. aud transact any business connected With
this Office. He may be found al the banking house Of
Caruthers, Anderson, & Co., Montgomery St.
sY MR. JAMES T LLOYD is authorized to
act as Agent for the Weekly Butte Record and trans
act any business connected with this Office He may
be found at the Exchange Building, D Street, Mary
lille
sg MR. B0YCE, at the Manhattan Ranch, 6 mills
bOve Colusa, will act agent for the Butte Record
sY Mr. HUGH BLACK, County Surveyor, 10
authorized TO act Agent for this paper Any news
given 10 him or subscribers will be properly ors ardrd
TO the Address and location designated
Butte record., 1854-10-21

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Lingle Mores
Lumpry Lewis .
NJ
Madison Israel
Mcndcuhall D d
Meacher Keeran
Merrill Jessee
Miller Abr
Mitchell Henry 3
More Benz
Morse A j ,
Mower William
Morgan Wm II
Murray James 9
Murphy Sandiord ,
McAlpin Archibald
McCarty Francis
McDougall Andrews
McElroy John
McMinus Nicholas
n
Matches
Nelson Patrick
Nielan Michael
Nactt John A
Norris James
Note Preston I
0sgood Gardner
0'Donnell Richard
Peck Honr Mr.
Ponuell S encer D 7
Petty William
Phclan Andrew 2
Philep L J
Postly weight John ]
Potter Jonas G
Potts Charles .
Pwrsell james
Pickle Christ J 8
Quegley Thomas
Il
Randle Il r
Road james I 3
Rent Charls
Rice David W
Rich Sylvanus
Rider Ahfalom 2
Roberts John
Rogers Joseph
Rogers Arthur 4
Rowland John
Sandford ZarGie
Seton Miles
Sewall Sans G
Smith Leonard P
Smiley LEVER
Shemp Danl 8
Sockman Henry
Syrague Barney 8
Stanton George
st, pilensun Ehah C :
Smith joseph Ii 3
L
Taylorson William
league Thomas
Teppit James ,
Tomllnson Gilbert
Tonner Jacob
Topping & 7
Tow Martin
Y
Varneman William
Van D.ke Jacob
Van Norden George
' dh L iauheH DcDJ =
Vaua hn George G.
w
Watson Theory
" eaver George A 2
Weir J seph 2
White William
Whiteman Samuel
Wheat George W
Wheat II X
Williams Jack
Williams Charles T
Williams George E
Wing stephen r
Wooi Freeman I
Wright Eugene
Y
Yates George
Young A B
FRENCH LETTERS.
Gauthier Joseph
Gauthier Gurtave
Hardel Ad
kruker Monsieur
Touy Monsieur
Negeannel j Baytiste
BeauvaiS A W
the above letters will
P. W. wIRSTROM.
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Butte record., 1854-10-21


Brown Sophia Mrs
Carpenter V A Miss 3
Cormley Mechael Mrs
Elliot Zerilda Mrs
Emmerson Phebc Miss
Esby Maria Miss
Finn Mrs
Howe Fanny Miss
Long Mrs
White Nancy Z Miss
GFNTLEMAFS Lust.
Acley Nelson
Afford VIM
Alexander Charles T
Andrew George
Anderson David
B
Baker Jacob
Baker Joshua A
Barker + 3
Bateman Mr.
Bennet Gershorn
Bisbee Charles IL 2
Blalck John
Boyle John
Booth Payton
Brown John
Brown Williams
Brown John "
Brown Samuel
Brown Henry
Burnes Patrick
Butte Lodge Sec'y. of
Caldwell Alva
Caldwell Fredr W
Campbell r. BIT D
Carpenter Danger6eld
Cerff' Loues F
Chap nan Nathaniel
Chesebre George W
Champenoi John
Cleaie Augustus
Clark Shadrick
Clark Horace
Clark James J
Conant 4
Collin John
Collins Francis
Collett John
Cooder Jesse I
Cooper William
Grove Patrick
Culver A ? 2
Davis Y K
Delphi John S
Drynau Robert
Z
Elliot Thomas Il
Elliot Richard
Elliot Samuel
Edmonson William
Evans JOSEF h Q
Evans Thomas J
Erwin Is K
Ewing Jacob Vim
Ewing William G
+
Farrar L IL
Farrun John
Ferrill II c
Fernsner IL Fredrick
Fox Henry 2
G.
Gibbons James S J .
Gould B "
Goodrough Charles
Goldsmsth VIM 4
Gray Thomas kelley2
Gray John
Hamill John
Hay James
Hawkins James W
Hoges Thomas .
Holmer Hans NJ ,
Howell Charles W
Horton S S
Rowland Weston
Hunsaker James C
Huff l. S
J
Jefferson Ruben B
Jones Z c 2
johnson Edmund
johnson Nathan D
X
Kerr James II
keyman John C
Kibbe Alphonse
i
Layton Archibald
Law J L
Lapham Sidney
LaScar L III
Persons calling for
please say advertised.
Wells Far
Butte record., 1854-10-21

EtHILI PEACHES-Fresh and sweet, for SHE CHEAP
~ by JOS. GLUCKAUP
Butte record., 1854-10-21

I { = - y 17IIu = IAteI.
Yuba City, Yuba. l. Badolett.
The Shasta courier., 1854-07-22
HAK0 NV AhE. HAK ID ~ 4 ME |. /.
Wndswerth sE RocksyeU,

TMPGRTERS AND DEALERS in every de-
L scrip,ion of il.,rdware. Cutlery @nd Heavy
Goods
No. los, Bntfcry street, Cssaer sf Mer-
chnnf, Aan FroHctsrS.
Merchants aud others visiting this city are
particularly invited to call and examine our fine
stock of goods and low prices Of the same. con-
sisting in part rs ioluws:
Cutlery, all kinds;
Locks, lafches, bots. butts. Pcrevs. hinges;
Hat. coqi aud wardrobe hooks, iron and brass;
Pullics. do
Brass goods. all kinds
Mechanical tqols, do;
Nails. spssSes. iirads. tacks;
Shovels, hoes. forks. rakes, axes. castings;
Brass kettles. axle trees elliptic springs:
Leather betting. files, chisels. hammers;
Saws saw sefis emory. sand paper;
Sievrs. spqons plated and iron;
Silye, .s ted Tea seits: do casiqrs;
Hri,,ania casioIs; do piiclers
Dinner bells. tea bells. COW bells, sheep bells
Irun. lssss ;aa copper wire;
Ladies'. skimmers dippers;
Razors. shears. scisSnrs5
s Pistols bowie k4iyes;
Uonse keepius aud farming qiepsiis all sSiras,
,ooe,hrr with large assortment of other goods
IL hi. line. which we shall always sell at the
very lowest market prices lEo-im
The Shasta courier., 1854-07-22
VULCAN FOUNDRY,
Steam Esxire gsiier Machine "Srk.'


san FRANCISCO.
gUyuIS ESTABLISHMENT has the largest
and best macLirery. tools, and list OF pat
trrps ON the Pacific coast.
We are prepared to execute orders fer hish
"a l,.,., ,,rsss,re engines sgd boilers of any
s;re s for steamboats,. mills. sc. &c. Machinery
for saw. flour and quartz miis, brewer!es DIS
;illeries, etc. Iron castings Of any "eiSft re-
ou;rrd. Pilasters, columns, viaSsw ai.@ door
can sills, balconies. brackets, entlre fronts Tor
buildings Our list OF gear, motive aud pulley
pa,terns is very complete, embracing hearty
every kind and size in use
Steam boilers ut any weight or form. tor tiis'i
or law pressure on hand or made TO order al
,he shorsest nn,ce and lowest rates copper
aaf,eru. and blacksmith work OF Ill A'nu' exc
eu,rd IN the very hest manner.
A variety of steam engines, b"'ier ,aoes' en-
eine~r. findings. &c. always on hand-
Oar suI.erior facilities enable ~ er :" ra,ss
orders with greater dispatch and at lower ra'es
,,,,n any other concern III Calltnrnla
iys-2m GEO GORDON \ SfhhNh
The Shasta courier., 1854-07-22
OLIVE BRANCH uorEL FOR SALE

sF.s THE UNDERSIGNED. WISHING TO
tsjiiiil change his business, offers Tor sale the
E8V we'll known
OLIVE BRANCH HOTEL md RANCH,
wing ON the main stage route from Shasta U"
.S;Acr ,menfo and on the north side uf Cotton
wood. The Ranch couiains loo acres oi arani'
land the whole enclosed bysa substantial fence
Among tine improvements upon the fancii af'
III. following
A good an,i commodious Dwelling House. To.
the past three years kept AS a Inbiic hotel: !"
Erst rate Barn, sufficiently capacions 10 contain
100 tons of hay. and comfortably stable nifty
horses: u well OF good wafer AZ the door--ais,
y vell in the garden. with = chain pump and
hose attached to it for conducting tie water I"
all parts of the garden Garden eontainins
about five acres OF land in high state ot cnlli
walton; tnseiher with (iraincry Cellar MiIk
House. Chicken House Coral, and MI other ne
ccssary buildings and improvements. The
,. Olive Branch" too. has always been stage
s,ation on the Sacra4eEtp road The terms
will be made reasanshe.
For full particulars inquire OF tie subscriber
n, tI,r ur.mises NM. LEAN.
Cottonwood July I6, 1853. jyi6if