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Tnr CRors.--Thc prospect thus far is cheer
ing. Our planters generally have excellent
stands of corn, and cotton is up aud growing
rapidly. Mr., Green, manager for Gen. waul,
informs us that his corn Is knco high, and
that ne has commenced scraping cotton. The
late rains have done much good to every kind
Of vegetation. ,tt
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Inosr RAnisHrs.--Judsc Pilgrim presented
us with a fine mess of radishcs, a few DAYS
s'nce, the largest we have seon this season. for
which oar thanks are due. We have also had
smess out Of our own garden, bat they werc
not quite as "tali' as tie Judges. We ex.
peei' however, to show some "~,lurphyS" in a
lew days that vii throw yours far in the
shade, Judgv.
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eHy- Several delightful showers this week
weather pleasant-garden looking uptown
dull-business at q stand--money scarce
health g~ood--doctors dropping lawyers cal.
crlating- merchants neutrality-suspicious.
pleasant, and .land-and-madam rumor says
that fro weddings are in contemplation.
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s5D- Any ono wishing TO embark in the
mercantile business, are referred to j. p. Kin
drcd's notice in another column. He offers
his stock at n bargain. nNt u.dl l W
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Pedigree.

PARAGON was sired by the celebrated tSun.
powder, and he by tho American Eclipse. (Gun.
powdcrs Pedigree will be given In full hcrca(tcr.)
Paragon's dam WAS BY Matthews Peacock of Ala,
bama, Matthew'S Peacock by the imported Peacock
OF South Carolina; 'grandam by Col. Kilpa,ricks
imported Gamestcr.
TERHS.-si0 the season, to end the 18th June,
payable the close of the season. Insurance slh,
due when tho mare Is asccrtnined to be in foal or
parted with. M A. JONES.
Gonzales, March %, ls5i--43:2m
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FOR ASSESSOR AND coILECToR..

,c8 We are authorized to announce ]. Travis
G!eyeiand as, q candidate for ASSESSOR and
August election. "
.JCc, We arc mpihorizcd to announce. IosAph
~. Nations a. n candidate for ASSESSOR aud
August election. " ~
II We arc authorized to announce James B.
Phelps As q candidate for ASSESSOR and COL.
LEOToR OF Gonzales County, at tho ensuing Au.
gust election. t' 'pn'
We arc authorized to announce Clinton
= Dewitt as a candidate for ASSESSOR and
COLLECTOR OF Gonzales County, at The ensuing
August election. iit 'i h't'N ~" 1--WE
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essIr Our farmers and stock ~raiscrs general.
ly arc referred 10 A. Jones' advertisement in
another column. Too much cannot be done
towards improving the breed OF horses.
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EpIroR's TAnLE.-Thc March number OF
Graham's Magazine is on our table. As usual,
this number comes to US filled with choice SC.
%loctions, excellent original sketches, and beau.
tiful and tasteful engravings.
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s@ Toc frsasassFs report % Ms<isippi.
aRess asst amer al ,hc liabilities e ,b.. S,s.s
are Tatt ,aerU wia be rvu,s'aiUg IN The trsAs
ary te ssfn ~ cas hapdr,d And sevsasy .n,as
aeiisrs auei shirty ore ecnisl
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s-g fry-ycs, a fish iry-~is to come on
next Thursday. at Stephen II. Darten's resi-.
dcnoe' steve is a trump. So accustomed
IS ho TO making motions, - that no is now
shout to bring forward one which, wo think.
"ilpass by a large majority, We predict lots
OF sport-aye, we do!
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The haysoa C,ASsIis. q TUESDAY lssa say,
tbs vie 81 a sseUeeSs af tAs, c.p has p-U.
ssnseS h@u : bs@s nAe ,eaa, tbss 81 a.
bir'A vr sasa e0Iy enc rousl' Us ura e~i
vas mAsk az a sesanscn stef asnass pAle.
fh' -~y Nssv ssys BAH he sSussa ~ ,o~a
bad Vsn 90 ~ 1@ luoe aaslas. ssd ,As s,h,
e hM vev eeane sva3y - ~
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NO'raCE.
INPORTINT NEVsrss

\ order to mske raOnn Toe a issgs cad - :
n Sa<t y SEssg sa& Sssssssr H~SSa-whrS
are ness al hssal ~ Ell oacF g@Nls fos The ncst,
twenty days. A. ssaass hsaiy lez pfsSs Csa e.I
ace. kCSSEils nAMoS 4 fsAtRIs
t~sensatsH y srh s,tsAl
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eSD- SEQ Bass card in another column
Those having business in his line viii flint
him to be the very fellow to attcnd to il.
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MAGISTRATES BLASxs.-We have now on
hand a largo 10. Of Magistrates Blanks, beau.
tifully and neatly executed, which We will dis.
pose OF ON reasonable terms. s,flt y. fsei +.
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~ P, II, Boil, N. c., will please acccp,
our thanks for copies Of speeches delivered in
Congress by several Of tho members.
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Ey An cxccllon. scamstrcss, washer an,
ironcr is offered for sale by H. w. Monroe
See notice.
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SsNtvok nosa a. NrNa ~ Egtey - ras.
t@a. feh - Ae esHey wss ssspd this uscr.,
tag. suspended frees tie asx stan ~ ths tNua.
rsen, With shs eSieS ing Inscription. vSss.
phsa A heswAS the ssthof 81 the lafssa.
ssss NsbssskA Its rs hStcslNt Asashl Il
.iSst"
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~ Tbs NetSs Adscsts a,x tAat =
ruSAssy ncgrN @honsias 10 ~ Netbakey.
hrtag ssout ge, rslys slss,y tbs pl,cs. VA
.rrsstS@ rot lsbsssac 10 De river lSs<a h.
so taas ,s~a Ths icy haa bexO IeeSvd a
81 . heso hs ssrst saa set Ana
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The Fine ThOrOugl-Brcd
JACK
TIT


VEIiIL. stand the present season at the farm.
~ cr's stand, in the town Of Gonzales, and
at tho faras Of Thomas Hodges, Jr.. and David
Hodges. a
kossuth Is ~fourteen hands high, and was six
years old the 25th Dec, last. He was brought
from Tennessee, by VIM, j.. Mitchell. He is well
formed, largo bone and muscle. and will not fail to
please the eye of the farming community. Some
OF his year old colts cannot be bought for sl0os,-
Pasturage for mares from q distance yssraior "a
at tho stand at Thomas Hodge~7ss Z s0sr Im,"l
IN yisv. ,s.R EMHUM. wa;
the bycst year ole silver cup will hc Nag
the Ilcs, saekIin,t by Kossuth, and also
SPRING. colts, and ESQ take care of your
Y your best mares.
KosdUTH was sircdgrsc;
I Tsand fran a s, his ia, ..w "@ by 1G Ridiey's aI jack Of
TOOK the premium at tho Asic,,i.nrnI FAIR .o cr IL
OF %, seven years IN succession, Rid,er's jack by
TERMS $40 the cason--nv,,l =, .t0 ~,
oil the season, which viii terminus " ,%s ,s, ihv lam, emu
Go,,,l.. M,,,, O. A. JONES
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ST We noicc with pleasure tia, the Trus.
tee are having tho c~'onsslcs College thorough.
ly painted beth n and outside. Thi, i right
hwM add much 10 the beauty OF ,he building.
We hope they sill also have the grounds tia,
t%sttouni 4 enclosed ia a gecal sna handsome
style The hca,ion Is = beautiful one and
With a neat fnSiag srosnd the preaussss ,hs
scholars woih nCt e0iy have = q lisa,ml spo,
iE rcerrai'on, ho, iRtrasb al cnersach.
iasbts would, TO ccrtain extent, be rr.ys,,et
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PA r GO N.

TsHIS thoroughbred stallion will stand the pres
! season at the farmers stand, IN tho town
Gonzales, and at Benjamin Weeds in the Barbt
Settlement, and ut the town of M~oulton. lilo l
deep sorrel, is sixteen hands high, of fine "a
and muscle, and was foaldcd the 2sth of Mar
lsis. His colts compare iavorably with any
this section Of the State. 4
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hsNxr Way am-shy ssp-~why ASH :
dsnsh ruaa What cans Ssy aaAa IA nSbsly
Vac so taR pasits&' 0ah Asm ug' usse
BE re~ n 81 w. "a r 4rtstbn R~sss
r,f
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ss We nosse the kohdatssa Of a new
frsdps adding Being hsl adpining tbs M,sss.
NeaNNs u > Designed ks = s,osv, suud. ",
t~se'N, . siresay - gsgsa s~ that purTsaA,
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81 We hear % ~ uess tHsss Q rssaass
y ,e~s Thsy have s~a ,hss evu.rse
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~ Ssorasss ooosaias lsssao sa,aAss
'ass snS sOsA usts pfses,sz State. A.
sfGt e. S1s4st s~tsts
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REmIu

There will be awarded n premium of n silv,
cup TO the best year old colt, by Paragon, and al
one to the best sackling; tho premiums to 4
awarded In May, 1855. Breed your best mar
and take tho premium.
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~ N,s' SA,ore.y = ~ FRS ~ Agfs e.
~4F n.ar ts.tm xssa
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INTENTION

THE undersigned wishing to sell out, wa
4 specially call the sttention of those y
20 engage in the mercantile line to this
where . handsome business may be done.
a smnll stock of goods on hand, which l 4
pose of on very moderate terms, ut cxceSIk :
rites; also, am expecting n spring stock from
York, which l will dispose Of Oh tho same t.
purchased. Those DESTROYS Of making n pure
would do well TO call soon.
j. p. KINDRED
Concrete, Dewitt Co., March Is, ls54-i3;3
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FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE negro woman, a good il
"A washer and seamstress, about twcntt
years old. For further particulars inquire OF
ii. w. MONFa
Gonzales, March 2S, Is64--,s:Sw
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spring Goods!
JUST RECEIVING A FULL ASSORTMENT.
RUSSELL, HAMON & BAIRD.
A. II. BASS,
General Land A0eut.

GONZALES, TEAXAS.
HAVING been connected with the Land q
~ Of Gonzales Land District for a numbS
years, no viii be able to give any information
corning laid matters In reWit's Old Colony,
will attend TO the buying md selling OF land1
promptly TO all business Of tho above chat
entrusted to bis care.
Gonzales, March 25,~ ls5f--43:Iy
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-12
M. JACOBSON &. CO.,

IFholsssh aad Retail Dealers in Ready Made
Clothing, pDomestic 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 full assortment OF
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
nnequalled.by any that has ever been offered in
this place. this side Of the Atlantic States.
The ladies goods cQnaist Of
French Lmstre MusltEs figured;
Plain rhite, do, Smiss, Book and CrossJar do,
Linen and Cotton Cambrics, Laces,
White and Colored IIiadoso Curtains,
Hosiery, Shoes, .SIk and KID Glores,
Rtbboas, FoAcy Buttons, TRIMMINGS,
and other fancy articles too numerous TO men-
ton.
A complete assortment Of Gentlcmen's Furn-
ishing Goods, Cutlery, Playing Cards, and all
other articles usually kept in our line of bus-
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 enloy-recelving, as we do our goods
direct from the Atlantic States and Europe.
-" Packers and Miners will please notice
the above card.
NJ. Jacobson. San Francisco.
HENRY GETLESON, Shasta.
April, 1854. apl-if
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sPLENDlD IoT OF
FANCY DRY GOODS.
COLDsTONE = BROTHER

HAvE JUST RECEIVED, FER ADAMS
Ii & Co.'s Express, beautiful lot OF Fancy
Goods, such as Ladies Riding Chemisetts, Riding
Gloves, and the fines, lot OF Riding Hats ever
offered in this market. They consist OF the fol-
lowing
Rhebard & Bros 4 No. l. BLACK French Fur
Riding Hats, beautifully trimmed.
Fine -whie Russia Fur Riding Hats. Of the
latest Persian style, manufactured by Mons
Sachpe e. Co., Paris. ;.
Alse, the latest style of New York Crystal
Palace drab Riding Hats.
Also, splendid Jot of Embroidered Goods,
such Sleeves, chemisetis, Collars. Capes,
Cuffs, Edgings, Insertions, and Laces, all OF the
finest needle work.
In addition to mis-, we have received % pack,
ages of assorted Gents Furnishing Goods and
Ready Made Clothing, direct from New York,
which we sell per cent less than any other
house in town.
LOUIS GOLDSTONE. San Francisco.
SAML GOLDSTONE, Shasta.
between Bull, Baker & Co. & Adams & Co.'S
Express. j22
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MINERS, EXCHANGE AND SAVING.
BANK,
By DIR. A. y. Wright.

A IL MONEYS LEFT AT THIS BANKING
IA House will bear an interest OF one and n
half per cent. per month, redeemable at pleas
nre, counting interest from date Of deposit. Gold
dust left at this office to be assayed, or for coin
age at the United States Branch Mint will
ceivc immediate attention; and the results from
assays will be returned every forty-e ght hours !;
aud the charge in all cases will only be one and
half per cent, including all charges for assay
and coinage, or one-fIalf per cent. for assay
alone. when the amount. is fifty ounces and up
wards; for all amounts under fifty ounces, the
price will be S..
Miners and Merchants leaving geld dust al
this Banking House to be assayed can have an
immediate advance on their gold without any
charge for advancing.
Bills of Exchange the Eastern States at
ninety days from dnte, or at sixty days from
sight, will be drawn at par Sight Drafts will
be drawn at three per cent, or at the usual
rates at the time of drawing.
Mint Certificates purchased at reasonable
discount. Gold dust and gold bars purchased al
he highest market price.
Rich Qnar'z specimens valued free ot charge,
and the highest price paid for them when offered
for sale. A. s. WRIGHT
Armory Hall. corner of Sacramento and Mont
yomery streets, San Francisco. iyo9-tf
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TWM1INSON g. WOOD,
NEW FIRE PROOF BRICK BUILDING

NEW FIRE PROOF BRICK BUILDING,
EeeP NQastaNuy- ON hand i'm shnstn,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT of all kinds
IN OF goods suitable for this market, at whole
sale and retail.
One of the firm will reside in San Francisco
and thus by keeping -caastanst familiarity with
the market, will enable us TO fill all oxders-xith
prompiness, and on terms favorable as amy
house in the interior of California
Traders and Packers are invited to examine
our extensive and carefully selected stock
J. J. TOMLINSON, Shasta.
W. +. WOOD, San Francisco
Shasta, June 81, 1854. ie24tf
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INFORMATION WANTED,

NFa9BEar cAMrpELL ss L an. an lf',s%nn Mhsn la; ny
,,.arl from he was in Sonora. on the a7iil of Sep
tembcr. 1882 Any information respecting hm
will be thankfully received by his brother A
C,mpbeI. at NIaysville. Arkansas. or John b.
Nav. Big Bar. Trinity County. Cal.
The Sonora Herald will please copy tlmes
and send bill To this office
August lo 1851. ol
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SHE RIFFS SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXECUTION
ID issued out Of the Justices Court of A. A.
Mix, Esq. Justice of the Peace in the County of
Shasta and State Of CAL and dated the Goth day
of June, 1854, directed and delivered to me. re-
quiring to satisfy judgment obtained in
said court wherein Robert Whitesides is plain
tiff, and J. S. Paine, James De Collie, and Geo.
F. Saxon are defendants; and in favor of said
plaintiff for the sum of four hundred and sixty
two dollars judgment, and two hundred and
two dollars and forty-five cents costs, and ac-
crning costs, have seized and taken in exc
cution
One Saw Will,
And nppurtenances belonging thereunto, sitna-
ted about four miles west of Red Bluffs on the
Sacramento river, aud known as Paine's saw
mill.
hereby give notice, according to law, that ]
will sell the above described property to the
highest bidder for cash, On Friday, August IL.
1854. on the premises.
WM. A. NUNNALLY,
Sheriff of Shasta Co
BY J. w JACKSON, Dep.
July 90, 1854. st
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ITEN LEVY & co. desire to inform their old
Il customers and the public generally, that
their
NEIF BRICK STORE
Being uow completed, (at their old stand in
Main street. adjoiuing the St Charles Hotel }
they have now the largest and most complete
nrssorment Of
Havana Cigars, Tobacco & Fancy Goods.
OF their own importation TO be found IN this
city. 10 which they particularly invite the atfen,
dion of Country Merchants, Iluiel Keepers and
= e'sers which they offer for sale at the lowest
oossibl.. rates Il. LEVY & co.
Shasta. Ang. IL, 1874
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-


UNHE CO-PARTNERSHlP IIERETOFORE
i existing between W. VI. Hyde. Francis
Van Deverc, Henry o. Hooper, and Geo. Shan
non, in the Saw Mill and Lumber business on
Ash Creek, in Shasta county, under the name.
,firm aud style of Hyde &, Co, was by mutual
consent dissolved on the 3lst of July. 1854, aud
,ihe entire interest in said business and firm, OF
Francis T. Van Devere, Henry 0. Hooper, and
George Shannon, being ilree-fonrths. having on
that day been purchased by John Hobson, the
said business and mill will hereafter be con'inct-
ed and controlled by John Iiobson alone. and IN
hi, solr name. JOHN HOBSON,
WM NJ. HYDE.
Shasta Aug IL, 1854. III
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A. g. S. SOLOMON,

WholeAaie and Retail Clothing Store,
AVE RETURNED TO THEIR OLD
Il l. Stand, in the new fire proof building be-
tween the ST. Charles Hotel and Bull ,ker &
Co., where they will continue to sell for cost un.
iii the arrival of their new stock from the
States, which wi be some two weeks. Their
new stock will be the largest ene eyer brought
To Shasta, A. g. S. SOLOMON.
Shasta, Aug. 10, 1854. If
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BATHS Ar FIFTY CENTS:

CTEAM, SHOWER TUB AND DOUCHE
- BATHS will now be furnished in good
STYLE at so cents each. by H. w. Hubbard, at
the sign of the globe lamp, Shasta.
Goods taken on storage. From 90 to 80 good
beds for dodgers will be found at all hours OF the
night. Also. miners tents always on hand.
There is also attached an asylum for the sick.
Ev> Money to loan on good security.
Shasta City, May 90, 1854. ap9f
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NEW ADVANCEMENT.
NEW AKRANG
C4L JEIRNId STEAM NATIGiTION
CONP4NI.
r-, FOR THE UPPER SAC
= y Ii III I'm uleufO River.
AnRAxGEurxrs FOX MAY. 1851,

ARRAyGEMENTs FOR NAY. ISJI.
The steamer ORIENT, Capt. A. d. Carpenter,
caves Red Bluffs every Monday morning, and
arrive at Sacramento The same evening.
The steamer BELLE. Capt Henry Gilman
wilI leave Red B,ntfs every "Wednesday morning,
and arrive at Sacramento the ssiilie evening.
The steamer CLEOPATRA, Capt W II. lay-
lor will leave Red Bluffs every Friday morning
mi ,rriy. AT Sacramento the same evening.
Freight by the above boats must be paid fal
on delivery. For freight or passage apply to
he Captain ON board At Red Blniis TO
f. j. WEEKS. Agent.
Al Sacramento, to T. ". LfLES, Agent.
mhlstf Office on hoard sioreshiP uiooe'
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GOLDSTONE &. BROTHER.
NEW STORE mud NEW GOODS:


NEW STORE aud NEW GOODS:
BETWEEN BULL, BAKER & CO., AND
ADAMS & CO.'S EXPRESS.
"E TAKE PLEASURE In INFORMING
~ the Indies and gentlemen of this city,
and our numerous customers throughout the
country. that we have removed to the
New Fire Preof Brick Store,
Between Pull. Baker & Co, and Adams & Go. s.
Express, where we invite our friends TO the in !
specii"n .od an entirely new stock Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Gentlemens Fnrniskins Goods,
Ready Made Ciofhi,sg,
Boots and Shoes,
Domestic Goods
House Cmlery
And all other goods usually kept in our line, ali
of which will sell at Wholesale aad Retail.
Per Cent. Lower
Than any other House in town.
Having had an experience of fifteen years in
the Dry Goods Business, and being constantly
in the market at San Francisco, and having an
agent in New York City, we are euabled to as
sure the Ladies that we will supply them with
the finest and most fashionable goods from the
Atlantic States and Euurpe.
Our department Of Gents furnishing goods
consists chiefly of Jennings A No. blue and
black French Coats Johnson & Canfield's bne
black, and fancy doe skin Pants. and splendid
assortment of silk velvet, silk plush, satin, white
and fancy AIarseiles, and plain and fancy Cash
mere Vests. from the celebrated establishment
of Austin & Co., Broadway, New York, and il
has been pronounced by competent judges. that
we have the finest furnishing goods in this part
and as fine and fashionable as any in this State.
PACKERS AND MINERS will please pay
particular attention to this advertisement. We
respectfully solicit them to give us a call and
we will show them large and eesaplete stock
of Ready Made Clothing. Boots and Shoes,
Blankets. and Domestic Gonls OF every descrip-
ton. Also, fine assortment of Pocket and
Il"nse Cutlery. Playing Cards and Colts Pts
tolls all of which we will sell Ia you ) per cent.
lower than any other house in town.
LOUIS GOLDSTONE, San Francisco.
SAML GOLDSTONE. Shasta.
n. B. All goods sold by us we will warran,
to be OF the best material, and refund the money
if fonirl otherwise g. & b.
Shasta, July /. 1851. If
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IMPORTATION WANTED

nF WILLIAM STEIN. OF BALTIMORE
~ city, Md. When last heard from, he was
in Shasta, about one year since. Any informa-
ton left at this Office, or directed to VIM. and
John Campbell will be thankfully received, and
will relieve the minds of his distressed mother
and relatives
Scott River, June l8, 1854. jyl5-w
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POI.IARD ~ lI.1SGN,S
Anti Malaria Pills.

A SURE AND SAFE CURE FOR REMIT
"A tent and Intermittent Fevers, and also a
most etfectua cure for all the secondary dis
eases accompanying these fcvers, such as Liver
Complaint, Neuralgia, Indigestion, and Enlarge
ment of the Spleen, or Ague Cake. For inter
mittent Fever, or Fever and Aguc these pills
undoubtedly the most effeciual and safe rem
edy in the Known world. They may be taken
at any stage Of The disease, as we'll in the cold
stage in the hot These pills not only stop
the Chills and Fever, but they remove from the
system all secondary Affections which remain
after the use OF other remedies, to reproduce
the disease again In this respect we claim 3
superiority over every other remedy which has
been offered To the public. There is paper
round each box. under the label containing n
short history of the of the fevers of This
country. aad the effects and operation of The
remedy which we propose. These pills are
made and put up in the city of Maryssille, Yuha
county, Cal.
Depot and office--D street. second door south
of the United States Hotel.
10 For sale IN Shasta by Or. Benz Shurtlctt.
agent for Shasta County.
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-12
.,cx MILES FOR SALE.

rTaSIsLAUS YANEZ having resolved I"
s,A his train of % fine pack mules, oilers
hen, at very reasonable prices, together w'h
heir apparcios. &c. They can be purchased
.eparaiely. or if bought together, will be sold
cheaper. Apny TO 90 p,p,,g.
July s, 1854.
The Shasta courier., 1854-08-12
NOTICE..

A IL PARTIES HAVING CLAIMS against
n the firm of Ball & Norris are requested TO
h,nd in heir accounts for payment; and all
those Indebted to the firm are requested To set
,le their accounts within fourteen days, other
wise they will be handed TO lawyer Tor col
lection. BALL No""' =,
Shasta Anunst s 1851. III