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The Shasta courier., 1854-05-13
Reautv of Irish Females.

The most remarkable element, the richest
and certainly the mostfull of lite OF this land SO
lifeful, is the population itself. No European
race, that of the Caucasus excepted. can com
pete with it in beauty. The Irish blood is OF
purity and distinction, especially among the
females, which strikes all strangers with aston
ishment. The transparent whiieness OF The
skin, that absorbing attraction which III Canada
is but the attribute OF one woman Ill a thousand,
is there IA general type The daughter OF lh,
poor man. as well as of the fne lady, possesses
opal or milky tint. the arms OF statue, the
fo1, and hand OF Duchess. and the bearing OF
a queen. In ireland there as many different
plIisiognomies as individualities. Rags, misery
and nlaIllia labor have effect upon those
tive endowments. Even beneath The matched
cabin of the poor peasant, in The midst OF the
potato field which yields The sole Iourishment.
those traits at times develop themselves with un-
mi ,,akeable vividness In the iil,st wrerched
streets of the old quarters of Dublin, the most
ideal tintngs OF the pencil grow pale before the
be,uiy of The children and in the compac
crowd which every day occupies the galleries OF
MerfIilon square. there is eeitaIniy the mos
ma snihcent collection Of human beings II is pos
sib. to meet. Blondes with black eyes. and
brnneties with blue. are by no means rare. Til.
race is as strong II is handsome. as vigorous
as 1t is charming. The girls OF Wicklow, with
Their queeny shoulders and eyes al hre, wonlo
put 10 shame. al this day, those daughterSof tie
East from whom they are said TO be descended
All hese heauteoas yoans girls with eyes ST
pure, with foreheads of marble whlteness, ul
stature commanding, know not the name OF
evil. One can clearly see that the blood which
flows in their veins has never been vliated by
the nisdeeds of preceding generations.
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-13

REMEDY FOR THE BITE OF A MAD DoG,-Tbe
following from an exchange, may be worth a
perusal:
A Saxon forester, named Gastell, now of the
venerable age of 81, unwilling to take to the
grave with him secret of such import, has
made public in the Leipsic Journal, the means
with he aairms he has rescued many human be-
ings and cattle from the fearful death of hydro
phobia. Take Immediately warm vinegar or
tepid water, wash the wound clean herewith.
and then dry it; pour then upon the wound a
few drops OF muriatic acid, because mineral
acids destroy the poison of the saliva by which
means the evil effect of the latter is neutralized.
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-13

II Chas. Feuuo Hoffman. the popular author.
is now an inmate of the Pennsylvania State Lu-
patic Asylum, near Harrisburgh, frightful case
of incurable insanity. The Harrisburgh Herald
states his case in these terms:
Although at times he appears dreadfully ex-
cited. yet ray of reason will momentarily fit
through his shattered intellect and as the elo-
quent language of the gifted soul falls from his
lips and reaches the ear of the awe stricke., Wis
itor, tear Of sympathy will voluntarily gather
in his eye for the fate of the unfortunate maniac.
What the cause Of the malady may have been
we are unable to saw
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$4,000
Total,

= The above goods are warranted in every
particular jus: what they are represented to be
IN the Catalogue. and if found not to be so, the
undersigned bold themselves responsible for the
amonnt in cash. The first prize shows for itself,
and the balance we are perfectly willing. and
would ask it as favor to have them tcs.ed at
any time by competent judges. The rattle will
be drawn by committee of gentlemen aI,-
pointed by the ticke, holers, and # no, drawn as
soon as the day specified, they will be redeemed
at 81 each
Tickets raffied for every evening at the Bella
Union. Weaverville, where the goods be
examined. ap29id
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PROSPECTUS. OF "T1aE CEPfZEN.,,

A NEW WEEKLY JOURNAL. to. be pub
IA lshed in New York. and to he conducted
by JOHN Mitchell, assisted by THO. FRAN
CHS MEAGtIER, and competent corps of con-
tributors.
The CITIZEN will be published every Satur-
day; the first number wiiilappear on Saturday,
the zth of Janliary, 1854.
TERMs-Tbree dollars per annnm, or six cents
per single copy, payable in advance. All COM
mnnicaions TO, be addressed to John MITCHELL
Citizen Office, No. 3, Spruce eircet, New York
sr. T. Foley of the firm of Mc(iaIrahan &
Foley. No so, California street, will receive sub
sscriptions until Agents nre appointed for Cali
fornia.
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-13

THE WILD TuRKEY.-We take the following
from new work, entitled "The Hive of the
Bee Hunter"
Il rather think" suid turkey hunter, f" if
you want to find thing very cunning, you need
not go to the fox or such varmints but take
gobbler. once hunted regular after the same
one for three years, and never saw him twice.
knew the critters yelp as we'll aa knew
Music's my old deer dog and bis track was as
plain to me as the trail OF a log hauled throngl
dusty road.
hunted The gobbler always in the Same range,
and about the same 'iscratchins,' and he got so,
III last That when called. he would run from
me, taking The opposite direction to my own
footsteps
Now, the old rascal kept great deal on n
ridge, at the end of which, where it lost itself
IN swamp, was hollow cypress tree. De.
termined TO oulwit him, pat on my shoes heels
foremost, walked leisurely down the ridge go,
INTO the hollow tree, and gave call and boys. !"
SAID the speaker, exultingly. :" it would have
done you good to see hat turkey coming toward
nie on II trot. looking at my tracks, and thinking
| had gone The other aroy'
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-13

eMrRDER,-A few days since John Sharp. Sr
OF Sharps Ranch. on Bear river. twelve miles
from this city, was shot and instantly killed hv
wre'ch named Sullivan. Sullivan was cutting
S. wooo on mr.. Sharp's land without leave; Mr..
onarP went 70 demonstrate with him on the i'm
propriety OF his conduct. when Sullivan took IN
DIS gun, loaded with siA bullets, and deGber.
aiey hired, at few yards distance, sending the
sn.ire charge into the person Of Mr.. Sharp. Sui
rsa ,assn Immediately He'd but was afterwards ar
res'ea, and lodged in Jail in this city last eve.
ning Dir. Sharp was one Of the most r..s,,.c,.
Die citizens of Yuba coun,y-Marysriue Here,@ go,S
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-13
LIVERY AND SALE sTABLE.

-> PERSONS WISHING TO HIRE OR
AA. purchase irst-rate riding horses or
mules. are informed that the undersigned al
ways keep on hand, at their stables, nearly
opposite ihe ST. Charles Hotel Main street.
Shasta, full collection of just such anmals and
none others. Indeed, they hatter themselves
that their stock, for elegance of appearance.
travelling condition. powers of locomotion and
endurance, and other requisites, cannot be sur
passed in this part ofthe Stale.
They are also prepared at all times. to pur-
chase horses and mules, and persons wishing 10
dispose of the same. may do we'll to give them
call before selling,
COX & WALSH.
Shasta. July 16. 1858. jyl6tt
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-13

q The followi g from The pen of celebra-
ted author should be read by every man who APP
preclates sound truth and wholesome insiruc-
ton: 50 Breathes there man with sonl so
dead. who never to himself hath said-I will my
country paper take, both for my own and fami-
ly's sake If such there be, let him repent, aud
have the paper to him sent-and if he'd pass a
happy winter, he in advance should pay the
printer.n
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-13

U DIR. E.T. RUSSELL oil indiana, has invented
a saddle, the seat of which rests upon elastic
springs, enabling the horseman to ride with as
much ease and comfort as if seated upon a sofa.
The spring is composed of India rubber. sur
mounted with steel spring. 1t can be made
applicable for cars and carriages equally as well
as to the saddle
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-13

EY Young man private word. When you
go courting, find out soon as possible, wheth.
er your affections are being planted more in a
bundle of dry goods and things generally than
in q pulsating heart, hemmed in by warm ribs,
and all that. Many fellow has laid himselt
out for full made woman and only found "a
very extensive assortment of cotton, whalebone,
and similar delusiye institutions. Just look over
the goods before going 10 the parson.
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-13

LoAN.-A loan oftwe million pounds sterling
has been taken by the Rothchilds in favor of Tur.
key. The London Globe says: We are enabled
to state that the Turkish loan for 900, 900 has
this day been taken by Messrs. .Rothschild of this
city. The price is 81, the stock to be reim-
bursed at par in Is years from the date of issue,
and 1t will pay nearly per cent. on these
terms
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-13
"THE PIGNEER,o
A California Monthly Magazine, ef SCR
ence, Literature and Art.

MILL BE ISSUED MONTHLY, AND AS
w nearly possible on the same day Of
each month. 1t is hoped By the propri,.fors.
that it will be supported entirely by California
talent.
TERas--50 cents per number, or S, per year.
AL communications, contributions. Sc., uliist
De addressed TO WAI. H. BROOKS 4 CO.
fe4-n No. l37, Montgomery st.
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-13

II If you want to start young woman
right ont of her moral economy and things and
yourself outside the door. just tell her she's got
big feet. The feminine Institution can stand most
anything but that. II there is one thing more
than another the sex has especial weakness
for, IL is to have folks think they can get their
huge No. l3 plantations into No % shoes.
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-13

RAILRoAD.-We learn that there is in contsm-
pla'lon survey OF route for continuation of
the San Francisco and San Jose Railroad. as far
the Rio Pajaro. Doubtless the people of our
valley, aud those below US, will be glad to hear
of this. The project is laudable one, and all
feel interested in its success. We ARE pleased 10
learn, also,r that the road from San Francisco
to this place viii be commenced soon.-San
Jose Telegraph
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-13

SNow--We see by the Bangor papers. that a
clergyman of that place preached last Sunday
upon the subject of q Snou and its Suggestions :
frlvate advices have brought us the heads of
'nese suggestions. They are--l. Wooden shov-
els :, Rubbers coming we'll up on the insfep !;
3, The folly OF kid gloves; 4. The awful neces.
sity of ashes on the sidewalk: s. The import.
ance OF announcing odd subjects in order TO draw
out full congregations on snowy Sabbaths.
Poyrlnad Adpsyt;ser
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-13
GARDEN. SEEDa.

4 LARGE and full assortment of fresh Long
"a Island Garden Seeds. ipst received-fhirty,
days fran Nes Yqrd By Erqress-Likrwise, On
ion Sets, Garden Peas. Seed Corn, Clover Seed,
&C., &C., all Of the growth. Of 1853, for sale by
the subscriber.
Also-Hard ware, Groceries. Clothing, Provi-
slons. Mining Tools, Rubber Boots, and every
thing, AS usual. cheap tor cash.
a. l.. pOWNER.
Shasta City, Jan. l4-3m
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-13
HORSE MARKET AND LIyRRv
STABLE.
THE UNDERSIGNED BEGS

n THE UNDERSIGNED BEGS
M leave to announce TO his old Gus 49,
81. Os,omers aud the public generally. G$AN
that his arrangements are now completed 10 have
always on hand, Horses and Mules for hire or
sale. and trusts that by strict attention 10 busi,
ness to merit continuance of the liberal patron.
age hitherto bestowed ON him.
Horses and Mules bought and sold on cou,.
mission.
Auction sales of stock daily,
Those wishing to sell or purchase stock will
find it to their advantage to call at the Stock
Market JAMES LOAG
Shasta March 10, 1853. Auctioneer
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-13

TICKETS ONE DOLLAR EACH,
To be had of the proprietors, at Wilson's Ex
change San Francisco. or ut all the I,rnclpa
Hotels Book Stores, or Saloons througoul The
city and State.
LIST Grand Prize-TEN THOUSAND
DOLLARS in cash. $4,000
ed Grand Prize-One handsome resi-
dcnce. consisting of three acres Of
land with beautiful Cottage House
in the city of Oakland, on Broadway,
within five minutes walk ct the
Steamboat Landing. The Proprie-
tors own the property under the Pc
ralta title and Two years possession
the same, with guarantee deed,
will be given to the drawer. Valned
at 5000
Sd Grand Prize-One Ranch, consisting
of 100 acres of land, with u good
House. Farming Utensils, etc. This
valuable Ranch is located III the San
Jose Valley, and is held under
frmed Spanish title. warrantee
deed will be given the drawer
Valued at 4,09C
to 254-Two hundred and fifty valuable
building lots III The city ot Oakland,
the Brooklyn OF San Francisco, ST.
tua;ed on Broadway, within hive
minutes walk OF the landing These
Lots are unqnesionably the most
beautiful sites tor rcSluencts The
State, and are too well known TO
need description. The rroirlriors
hold the feralIa title, and have pos
session; The drawers viii receive
warraniee deeds. Size % by luO
feet. Valued low 1T $500 each 50,00U
255 IN 465-Two hundred aud ten tIue
Gold Lever Watches, Hunting cases,
each Of equal value. Valued at 500
ench 2l,00O
465 10 666-Two hundred elegant Chi
Shawls. high cost. These
Shawls are of the quality as are
sold daily In this civ at $6a each;
each one OF equal value. Valued at
$40. I0,DOU
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-13

~ young lass who Went camp meet
ing, came back full of the revival which they
had, and did nothing the following week but
sing;
Shout. shout we're gaining groundr'
She had the tune SO pat, that all she said was
but continuation of that song. and not unfre
quently the rhyme was too long for the tuue.-
Old Jowler slipped in and took bone of The
table, aud just as he was making for the door,
she sung out
"Ify you don't go out I'll knock you down,
Halle, hallelnjar,
You nasty stinkin' flop card hound
0, Glory. Hallelujar.'
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-13

QUESTION FOR YOU'VE PEoPLE.-The question
before the meeting bouke is this: 1t a teller
what is a feller, and his gal-are about to be
parted for time-and they propose to exchange
Daguerreotypes-and for that purpose the feller
goes with his gal to the Daguerreotype shop
aud is 10 pay for having the ''plciurs" took
and he only has money enough TO pay for one
picture ir an ordinary case. and the other in a
magnificent case-which picture should he put
IN the magnifict ut case-his own ugly mug. or
her'nl Would It be gallant in him TO put her
mug in the ugly case Wonld it be jinerous III
him to put his nng In the ugly case which she is
to keepl Thats the question before the meet
ing-house.
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-13
UNION EDTEL, WEAtERVEEEE.

THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD AN.
ata#HlIi nounce that they have purchased the
---s1iA = Union Hotel" in Wcavervlle, and
determined 10 devote themselves TO the accom-
mediation of The public.
We do not hesitate 10 promise every comfort
and convenience to be obtained at tue best ho-
tells in this portion OF The State.
Our table and bar will always be supplied
with the best ariiclss,io be procured in the mar
ket.
We can also furnish comfortable private roosls
for families. KAISER i WALTER.
Weavervile, Jan %, 1854 If
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-13

sy An OLD gentleman oi lhIS cIty once said,
in speaking OF bad consequences of disparity of
fortune-especially on the wifes side-in mar
rage, that when he married he had twenty
cents, and his wife, twenty -fve-and that she
was throwing out that extra five cents to him
ever afterw ards
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-13

~ Every one has admired Parihenia's def
milton of Love TO Ingomar:
"What love is, if thou would'st be taught
Thy heart must teach alone:
Two souls with but single thought
Two hearts that beat as one
Some profane cynic, having no fear of Cupid
before his eyes, has perpe,rated the following
yillainous parody:
Love is nightmare with one foot;
Two children with one bum;
Two turnps with single root;
Two cabbage heads as one
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-13
FOR SALE,
A GOOD GARDEN, situated on the

fssSfM A GOOD GARDEN, situated on the
E,,lli - Big Flat" of Tripity river
- Together with a LARGE STORE
HOUSE % $36. and suitable outballdngs for
farming purposes.
The situation is a good one for public house.
being on the. I.ain trail lea,liag from Weaver
vile TO Hniuhnldt Bay, aud Ia the best mining
district in the country, besides being ibe oldest
established pbce in the county. and favorably
knownio all who have travelled THAT way.
Tue Undersigned would par. icular.y RECON-
mend iheir place TO men with fulnilies who
would wish TO carry trade in connection
with public house, trade exclusiyely-hav-
ing themselves proved trade to be o. source of
profit
TERMS Cash, or ike stock at fair rates
WILLIAMS & STUART
Siuarsyille, Trinity riyer. Cal. Hhtltf
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-13

q There is something very ethereal in the
passions OF young "luvyers." How sirikinsIy
Is this evlnced in the case of young Abelard
who begged his mistress not to sand her letters.
as as II took away the ecstacy of enjoyment, in
kissing them. foor fellow, he got the sand in
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-13
CERTIFICATE.

We, the undersigned are acquainted with the
parties owning tie property Offered IN HIS
Rattle, and also know he Real Estate Referred
to, and the public that We conside.
the title to the property as lndlspulable
HON. ID. 0. SHATTCCK,
JAMES A. AiiJkkISt;\ ii d
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-13

CHEER 2 p.

Never go gloomiy--man with mind
Hope is better companion than fear
Providence. ever benignant and kind,
Gives with smile what you take with tear.
All will be right,
Look to the light
Morning was ever the daughter Of night
All that was black will be all that is bright;
Cheerily, then cheer up.
Many foe is friend in disgnse
Many trouble blessing most true,
Helping the heart to be happy and wise,
With love precious and joys ever new.
Stand in the van
This is the bravest and cleverest plan;
Trusting in God while you do what you can;
Cheerily, then cheer up.
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-13

n Why is a person asking questions the
strangest OF all individuals Because he's the
querist.
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-13
WEIGHT 4 CO.'S
TENTH GRAND RAFFLE.
VALUED AT slo,OOQ::
P,c6 D;og;ues-s1 600 to the Pan /,

Rach DigglngS-$I.uuU 70 ne F0n.
DICH DIAMONDS, HEAVY FINE GOLD
IL Magic aud hunting cased English Lever
~ aches' &c. &C.. in all 2Ga PRICES. to be drawn
at Weayerville on or before the Ilth day Of
June, 1854.
TICKETS TWO DOLLARS EACH.
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Guaranteed to come off in San Francisco at III
Amer1cam Thertrc,
On the Ain day of July, 1854.
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-13
HENmY A. SMITH Il CO.'S
C r A n ID r A F F l. E !!
S1OO,OOO'

CONSISTING OF
10000 DOLLARS IN SLUGS!
Farm, Residence, Building Lots,
WATCHES, Etc, Etc.
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