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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-08
DIR. W. I. OWENS PILLS,
FOR THE CURE OF
FEVER AND AGUE AND CHlLLS
AND FEVERS X


oftC and too frequently the practice Of
who medicine, to gull the public yah liss
been cured by the thereof when fact hos certificates
of che medicine. signed with fc ttiOus
ro cures IN
the flesh is heir = but will assert that r the cure Of
there been offered suffering humanity
would refer to persons this community after tfyibs
TSp Iss 1o@ I ss Of b.a ps cures have only
These Pills composed of cheap ingredients
pS y is the ami
entirely of costly and pure drugs and Be sold at such
sS an article which viii cure 1aSs and IN
patton Pills surest msdsins
Read hs and want more ssi
-ff'.'~'''- : owENsBono. KY August /. 1855,
high Tosne dif1 ' box
pssy aa r i
certifv that had chills and fever and Induced
sas ssss boz hsS in SS and
Pills hal used the whole box entirely
public for the cure Of Ague and Fever. E.0 xYkEs.
= r....-. owgsssQno, Ky, May II. 1855.
DR. T s cb .ad fer the S sT.
ing nothing that would afford me any relief only for fey
ovens Chill Pis which dd and to my great JOY afssr
n sS al diseases s ss free from h'
would to all who have Ghills and Fever lose not
box ssd word for it, will troubled
with Chills again. CHAS. b. GRIST.
Box HARBoR, KY, April IL. 1855,
This is certify that had ChiIls and Fever in family
past months. and tried all the Chill Pills and
Chill edcine that be had in the country. ord
they have stopped the chs the of
family with exception On oldest there
DR.. Owens Chill Pills safely say to everybody
''A' my VIM. o. J6rKsoN.
owENsBoRo. KY, Feb. %, 1855.
DR. W; T. 0wEN-Dear Sir: have been afflicted with
chs aud fevers for six months and after
edes, induced box of Ague Pills, which
cured sound and WELL and believe them be the
best medicine in BALTHASER ACH.
the above gentleman for six years. and cert
j. PLUNKETT. River Trader.
Pitsburg. Pc.
LEwIsPoRT. KY Jan. g. 1883.
that have had the ehs and fever months.
various remedies without effect. then
box Of DR.. Owens Chill Pills and they have entirely cured
me. THUS Z, TAYLOR.
owENsBoRo. April IL, Iss5.
certify had chills and fevers and applied sooe
who prescribed for and gave medicine.
break the chjlls give relief
then Advised try Chill Pills; So they
opped chs. and am perfectly web. They also
distressing pain in the side which
fearful would result something serious Persons afflicted
With chs would do we'll to use them; they certain
cure. - GEO w MON AkCH.
where the directions followed.
nf5- Fer sale, wholesale and retail by
y. W. COMPTON, Druggist.
Owensburg. Ky.
Also BY WOOLSEY & SAWYER,
Wholesale and Retail Agents.
sep1 W Evansville. lad.
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NIOFFITT'S
PATENT GRAIN SEPARATOR!
EIGHT HORSE SEPARATOR.

HAVE greatly my for the manu=
L facture OF my improved Machine, to hich has been
the first premium at the
New York, The Fairs Ohio.
places where it has been exhibited in
and Europe By practical tests with machines
in il has invariably proven perior all essential
points. Many valuable improvements e by
during the last and have hesitation in warrant
ing my machine superior to in use.
THE FOUR HORSE SEPARATOR AND CRAW-
FORD'S CLOVER HtLl.ER.
The Four Horse Separator is de ign particularly for the
Farmer They hrsh aud clean the grain perfect
ly an deliver it in bags.
am also preparing large number A. B. Crawford's
Improved Glover Hullers patented 1854. which greatly
superiorto his patent 1916 being self feeder and greatly
head in other respects hulng and cleaning IN the most
perfect They will be put under the
pervision othe Patenee located here
vii H BARNARD, Agent.
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INTENTION F4fsEuERs!

NWT0OI CARDIN(S.-The undersigned asks the after =
~ tiou of Farmers forW CARED
ing This machines running day
work faster and cheae
other similar in this region while th
work is excellent farmer bring in wool for himself
ordinary amount and only have wait
carded My prices reasoERlle The
highest wool accordin quality
old and experienced Oarder work machines
and promise satisfaction. je3 wifi J. NJ. BIRTH.
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BALTIMORE, Oct T.
A boat from Norfolk brings intelligence up
to noon yesterday. On Monday there were
IL deaths and on Tuesday Z; and up to noon
Wednesday only one case was reported. At
Portsmouth on Monday no deaths occurred; on
Tuesday there were three, and on Wednesday
none were reported. Most of the deaths were
among the inmates of the almshouse and
colored people A few absentees have return
ed and are down with the fever Dr. Henry
Seldcn and R. Dalrymple are dead.
.-ss New ORLEANS, Oct. f.
Flour heavy at 81 30. Whisky 37Rc.-
Sides 123lc
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wmoLEsaaE TSRY GO0Ds.

NwTE have hand of the most mpete and de-
w srable stocks of everything in the DRY GOODS line
found the Western Market which offer 60 all cash
prompt time buyers remarkably low rates Our goods
price willing duplicate the bills OF any regular
house Of the Our stock consists In part OF
fOllow wing articles
aud bIeaehed musns cloths. oassimeres satnes
prints nseys Innings silks satns surges veVes vesnngs
eashmeres eoburgs aipacas de LANES hats
bonnes ribbons umbrellas seamless bags shaws satehes
&c. dc.
Together with large assortment Notions of all kinds.
from Yankee clock cambria needle Also large STOCK
So VEIL MADE CLOTHING,
got up nresy for our give entire satis
tactic - Give US call before purchasing elsewhere. we
charge nothing showing goods and little as the cheap
est ter selling them JOHNSON IL FRENCH
Main street. ID door above State Bank,
ep2S Evansville, Ind.
ID ECEIvED per steamer Prairie City:
Cases r. ". Box Matehesi
do Paper do
do British Lustre. N. s.
DO Best quality Indgoj
Bag best Nutmegs;
20 Boxes double refined saleratus in l ID papers;
do Imported CASTLE Scap;
10 do so doz. Prime Mustard
Cases % do English Mustard in u fb lars;
Bbl Glove;
do Nader;
Bags Pepper;
DO Alspiee;
Race Ginger;
Kegs Saltpetre;
Gases 40 gross Good aims Tobacco; e.
so Boxes Transparent Soap;
10 Gross Hair Oil for sale at reduced prices by
ep2s l. q D. HEl9AN.
A DOZEN Eggs. eanvassed hams and sweet pOtat'esin
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CORPOasATTON NOTECE.

meeting orthe Coun Ill the city Of Evaa syiIIe
~ Monday evening Sept. 70, 1885, it motion,
unanimously
Ordered thai Alley running Parall with Main Sye
arore streets I'd 3d. paved with
well travelled that tie lots parts
MP said Alley hereby ordered lay said pavement
of their respective lots of lots
yinQ upon said alley within ten days after the
puhca this notice. and IN default thereof the city will
reform said work and
" viii be assessed to- collected iy sale said lots ly
Aforesaid much thereof as Will satisfy lien and
BY order OF the Cay Council =
ep2T-lOs W ELL w WALhBR. CLERK
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AUCTION ROOMS

AUCTION ROOMS,
Old Court House. Corner Main and Third streets mme-
diately opposite The Washington Hotel.
AvING leased for term of and fitted up the
above we'll known stand. now Pre- pared to re-
auction private SALE all kinds goods
and Merchandise household fufniture horses bug
gies, etc.
Regular Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
O'Clock. A. NJ Also Tuesday. Wednesday
and Friday lights. at early gas light.
and sales of real estate promptly attended
to.
We weekly receiving. and have on hand large
general assortment of consisting OF stat
spindle and banniser lacks. scroll and scoop tops rim
back Office French Jenny Lind, and Buste wood seat
Chairs; Elizabeth
spring rockers sofas sociabes centre
dining fast tables light and wash stands
lounges mirrors, hne aud misses bedseads
tasses tin and wire safes etc.. which we will sell al
cnuati prices.
hand great variety of notions. ewelry,
viOlns pocket cutlery guns pistols WHIPS
etc. etc. which will sell reduced prices for cash.
wholesale retail WOOLSEH NELSON,
Auct's.
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New York. Oct. 6

WASHINGTON, Oct 4
The President has appointed George Hop
kins, of Virginia, Chief Justice of the United
States Circuit Court for the District of Column
bia, to fill-the vacancy occasioned by the death
of Hon. VIM. Cranch. Mr.. Hopkins, who n6w
holds the office Of Judge in Virginia, was
formerly Il member of Congress, and Charge
De Affairs to Portugal Under the administra-
ton of Mr. Poll
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EDUCAlTION,I &C.
FEMALE men sCHooT

- PRINCETON FEMALE h4.sH sCHOOL
VIE hrst annual session of this nsation will be oren-
ed on Monday, the Sd of September, 1885, convent
ent building will be during summer nd prepar
ed Accommodates pupils after the session opens
viii be fitted in comfortable STYLE and
with good set of phlosoT heal and apparatus
Preparatory Department will be with the school
though separate which boys under tweYe
years OF will be admitted.
The Principal has arrahgemens Nth goo families
to board pupils from a distance
TERMS PER sE5s1ea or EVE MONTHS:
Boarding. Lights and Fuel. $50 90
Tuition, Senior Clsss Observation-Disclosures. 20 90
" Junior Glass. ...,............. 90
freparatory Second Glass 10 90
First Glass. ........................
iuslc wlthus of Piano. 20 90
ralntng and Drawing. 90
nroidsry .................. 90
A0aern LANGUAGES 80. 10
strictly in advance, except by special arrange
Assistants. Mrs. NJ " PAxToS
Mrs n. NJ. MORTON. i've
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= CARD.

TENHE undersigned would take this method of returning hi
sincere thanks to the public for the liberal parona g
the late frm and hores that by giving his
sona attention exclusively the business merit
ana of the same. eP27-tf .s&sAW. T1LESFON:
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a NEW sToCK or sUNIMER NlmaINEnY

NoNsISTING of Bonnetso all descriptions hean
full embroidered Mantillas, Parasols EmbroiderIas,
Gloves. Mtts Caps aud Head Dres Styles
!, f. K. BARKER.
First street. Main and Locust opposite Bray
residence. jy3
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0f(ps BY Gelfgtap5.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
CINeIXNAT1. Oct. 6.

CNc1NNAT1, Oct. 6.
Flour unchanged ard market firm, sales of
10 bbls at S66Oa670. Sales Of 200 bushels
rye at 75c. 80 bbls mess pork at $40
Whisky firm but no sales. Groceries I'M
changed and quiet.
New York, Oct 6.
There is an advance Of one shilling in flour.
Sales of State at $9a825 Wheat a trife high
er; sales Upper Lake red at$1 72a1 IS. Corn
trife. higher. Oats unchanged with moderate
demand. Pork trife lower; beef unchanged;
lard dull with declining tendency Whisky
dull Az. Weather stormy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-08

OF Copeland's Exchange Bank buys Notes,
Loans Money, Discounts Bills on New York
buys and sells Exchange on Eastern and
Western Cities, Uncurrent Money, Land War
rants. &C., pays interest ON Special Deposits.
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AUCTION SALES.
nESEssARx,E RESEDENCE

on FOURTH STREET FOR SALE.
VETE offer for sale bargain comfortable Cottage Resi-
w deuee with good ouJ-hOuses and estern, and in 4
good neighbor hood For pan ticuals enquire of
o SWEET u LEONARD,
Auction e and General Agents.
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DTSsOLUTQON NOTICE.

FENE copartn ersp heretofore existing between Summers
Il Tleston is thsday dissolved b. mutual The
will be continued by W w Tleston who author
lied settle the business of the late firm
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STOVES AND TINWARE.

tFg ARE now supplied for the Fall Trade They have
fsE hand of the most complete assortments Of
$685. TOVES of all kinds Cooking. Psrlor and Hating
y Stoves, OF al descriptions for wood and coal Coal
Crates receiving additions daily
Also a large assortment of TINWARB hand. They are
attend the lowest prices for
cash old stand Main between Second and
Third the sign of the Coffee Pot. Be there
are several stores in the same block ep27-u
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lV Crescent AUCTION nooMs.

CRESCENT AUCTION ROOMS,
OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE.
GENERAL AUCrIoNBERS & REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
WpEPEeTFuLLY etde their services to the citizens OF
Ia Evansville country for the sale OF Real
Property Houses and Lots Furniture Dry
Goods Hard Groceries, also particular stten-
all sales every description
satisfactory We shall do exclusively Com
Business and having goods OF our to place
competition with eonsgnor both the buyer and
fair legitimate market We will devote our whole
Auction aud Commission business and friends
that will no efforts to
please them With prudence and to business nope
the confidence of all those who entrust their business
to our care.
-REFERENCES-
r. q. O RILEY Il Co. Evansville.
DCvALL. ALGo a. Co.. Memphis, Tenn.
WIN. PARK q Co., do do
JAMES BOYD, do do.
K. B. SYKES New Orleans.
LEWIS SNAPP. do.
MILES E, FoLKEs, Nicksburg, Miss.
WIN. McRAE. do do.
LooKwooD q Bros Cincinnati, Ohio.
KELLOGG & FooT. do do.
EDwARDs RUSHSElL. st Louis. Mo-
Regular days Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturday, at
clock and evening during the commencing
at early gaslight- ap5 SWEET LEoNAhD
Auetioneers.
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WINDOW SASH.
5UsT ARRIVED!
'TENWENTY- FIVE Boxes Cheese
IN l Cask Bay Run T. tass
Boxes Assorted Window received and fdl
eby ePiT TENNEY a. S0RBNSoN.
INSURANCE AGENTS CERTIFICATE OF AL
THoRITY.
STATE OF INDIANA.
'E OF INDIANA.

lNpiA NAPolls. July 18TH 1865.
WW7HEKEAS The State Mutual Fire Marine
wv lvanIa has filed in state
condition the july 1855 act its in
rToration and amendments properly certified
written instrument. nominating its agents and authorizing
thom fully and rsergedy acknowledge
In the of suits.
Now Their fore, in pursuance of the requirements IAN
titled for the incorporation
Insurance. Companies dfniDg their and prescribing
their DATES approved March 1855 having presented
isactory evidence to of full to the require
and specifications that 1. Hiram E. Toher
Auditor Of the State Of Indiana do hereby certify that
miah Benin OF Evansville. Agent of said cOmPsny is
authorized the business Of the Agent
OF the said State Mutual Fire aud Marine Gonna
Of Pennsylvan IN the December 3lst 1855,
that he mssionsd and appointed
the said COMPANY
In Witness Whereof have hereto auhscrihcd
the al my office axd this 18th day
~ynly A. ID 1855 [Seall H. TAbROTT.
4. Auditor.
sSeprr I'm Per a. @. raluer
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E0td 1tpartmtnt.

or BY advertisement it will be perceived
Trof Morgan is going to have "Grand Lot
te-y" to dispose Of two statues the product Of
his chiscl. As the Professor c1siselei the God
dess of Liberty and Justice out of two big
pieces Of stone, we hope he will be chiseled out
of them in rcturli-bdtih the way he proposes.
OET~In the hurry and press Of other bust
ness, we entirely forgot the council proceedings
ofast meeting. We will have them proftipt
hereafter
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City made EsOOfees and Buskins.
AIDES wishing fcustom made work be supplied at
HUGHES, OF Main and Second siIeets where
they will 6na achoes of sy made Bootees end
buskihs of M latest sts les % ep2t-lm"
. FANCY CHILD'S CABS.
- ny2i COOK Family Grocery.
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PROPOSALS

a DOZEN Eggs eauvassed hams and sweet pOtatoesin
LE&V store and for sale by -
MA w. Il Il. Y.
The Trinity times., 1855-06-02
EXECUTORS SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that will sell. at
" Public Auction, on Monday, the 4th day
of June next, between the hours of . O'Clock,
A. w.. and the setting Of the sun same day,
the property known as PALMER y GIBBS
FERRY and RANCH, situated ON Trinity
River, Trinity County, state Of California,
consisting of 800 acres of and, House, Barns,
Sheds, Corrals, and about % acres of Grain
ON tho ground, under good fence. The
Ferry is in complete order, With new boat,
capable Of crossing forty animals.
The TAVERN stand is in good ropute,
and doing eooo business.
viii also sch the PERSONAL PROP
ERrI ON the place, which is sufficient for
conducting the business of the concern
". -. OLENpORF,
Executor Of TuoNAs PALMER, Decd.
SHASTA, May -, ] sos.
The Trinity times., 1855-06-02
sELECTED PouTR
An Open Heart.

And you'd you have the heart 70 be
As yondcr brook-that babblng thing
Where one, with casual glance, may see
Whence all its vain connections spfjng7
Believe me, hearts that idly tell
To listIess ears their Joys and woes,
Are Ike to brooks, whose voices swell
When only pebbles interpose.
Behold that vine, not wisely bent
To seek in self some secret stay,
las forth its struggling tendrls sent,
As if its weakness to display.
Believe me, hearts are little worth,
No hidden hopes aud fears sustain:
But, ike those tendrils spreading forth
Only to seek support in vain.
An open heart. and wouId you ask
TO sec where folly holds her court
Where Pride aud Passion wear no mask,
And Vice and Virtue join in spor0
Nay, rather keep It's portals closed,
That all may deem its inmates fair,
Than have to curious sight, exposed
The yanitlcs that harbor there
The Trinity times., 1855-06-02
THE PARIS MOItGUE

Every one has heard Of the Morpue, the
plare 70 which the bodies Of unknown per
.Jns found dead arc brought for recognition.
often pass ID on my way to the Hotel Dieu,
near which il is, aud scarcely ever without
eoeng some corpse stretched there in the
gllm phastlincss Of n violent death, and sur
rounded by crowds Of eager and curious OBJ
servers It's a small building, containing a
room with glazed doors, through which are
visible half a dozen platforms for the recep-
lion Of bodies The rows nearest the walls
have each y faucet 10 let cold water tricklc
over the corpse, and keen it longer from de-
composition. Some Of the persons brought
there are the victims Of suicide, others Of
murder, aud iu the case Of the latter, the OBJ
iect Of tho displry is 10 obtain clue to the
prmnal A curious instance Of tie care and
perseverance, with which the police will track
ibe murderer has Just transpircd A man
Dhp was found dead in the street recently,
Nth mark3 Of violence upon him, lay at the
'lorguo for week without recognition. A
physician, in the presence Of two judicial
tuctiouaric4, lhcu made the autopsy, and as
,.rlaincd The cause Of death Before bnryine
'he body, and with a view TO further inqui-
tlc- wax cast was made Of the head, and
furnished with The identical hair Of the muir
I.rcd man, and this, 18th few slight clues,
I1s at mst enabled the police to lay hands on
ihc probable porpcltalor Of the deed.
All around the walls arc hung various ar
itcles Of clothing taken from the bodies
Among tlc rest is "A very pcntecl mantlla,
'htaucd under these circumstances 4 young
ar, handsomely dressed, was noticed the
other morning running rapidly across one Of
'hc bridges. ON reaching the middle, she
euddeuly stopped, stood for n moment as if
celebrating, aud then plunged INTO the river.
the swift current soon bore her out Of sight,
aud nll that was recovered was the mantla.
which accidentally became detached. II was
probnbly Hood IS touching story over again
d, deception shame, rcmofsc disgust, closed
9, ! charilably believe in all cases Of suicide
with insanity, 1t is far from strange that
~ city oi million Of inhabitants, especially
80 mpulsiyc, both by nature and education,
there should be so many suicides. think
lhc theatres, with their false colorng Of life
jhc casinos, the balls, aud the mcrltricous
novels lhal Hood France, have much 10 an
avcr for in this regard. The vcricst trillc
.cns enough to overthrow the balance in
tt,sc airy people. a boy olGlteen huua him
.Ii tor fear OF a whipping; a couple Of lovcrs
uilncatcd themselves with basin Of char.
ctd hDcausc obstacles wcro ntcrposcd to
il,ir union. In America, the boy voul1 have
said, IT viii be all Tho same tomorrow; and
lhn amorous pair would have applied to some
,l.i2iue parson would have pushed out into
iho world, with stout hearts and strong arms
and worked their own wa unaided towards
competence and staton.- Pmis Cor. Nctcark !
.l'ce,hscr.
The Trinity times., 1855-06-02
SHEREE'S SALE.

By virtue of an execution 20 me issued, ont
of the District Court of the Ninth Judicial
District ia and for Trinity County, on the
20th day Of April, 1870, in favor Of J. A.
SurdNaut a Co., and against Daniel Parks,
for the sum OF S323 30, and $3.50 costs, with
interest from date, have lowed upon, and
will expose to public sale, az the Court House
in Wcaycrvillc, Ia said County, on Monday.
May 9lst. \. -. 1888, all the right, title
and interest Of the said Daniel Parks in and
10 the following described property, situated
IN SAID county. 10 Wit; one certain House
and Lot on Arkansas Bar, on the eastern
bank Of Trinity River, together with an the
Improvements and appurtenancos thoreunto
belonging, on in anywse appcrtaInng.
NM VI. LOW r.,
sheriff ot Trinity County.
WEAVER, May 7, 1893.
The above sale S postponed until The 2S,h
inst, al thc same place.
NN N LOWE. sheriff
Nay 81. 1885.
The Trinity times., 1855-06-02

AnvrGrlsEMENrs- People who pass uure-
-rdod the advertising columns of q newspa-
per, ,Wll generally be- found as superficial in
Il their requirements as in their manner of
radmg There are numbers of newspapers
% tho country containing advertisements of
more Naluo than their editorials, and better
ef.ttcn too--convcying information of which
hyir editors perhaps were totally ignorant.
luols never advertise. Publicity is only
ught in this way by the intelligent the
.rndcnt and the economical. EGl'g trusts for
uutorioty in patc-eass windows, corpulcnt
ns and showy fronts DisccfHmot calls
IS customers from all points of the compass.
hy conversiug with them through the coll
nnns ul their iavcrte newspaper, and tur~
u.hng food for reelection and consultation
during the hours of leisure when the gilt
,4ns and plate windows are entirely forgot
t.n Like the mustard seed OF the parable.
nI.ciuus advertising soon expands into large
..v bearing abundant fruit, aud the man who
,auuot discern "a dollar because a penny Is ia
,o~rr conuguity to his optics, is always the
w.,n who don believe IA advertising. - I3mcS
eti Transcript
The Trinity times., 1855-06-02

WE send a Daily Express to all parts Of
W Siskiyou and Trinity counties from
Shasta.
From our Office in Weaver, Trinity coun-
ty, we send to the following places
buttons RANCH,
OREGON GULCH,
STURDIVANT'S RANCH,
MOUTH or CANON CREEK,
NORTH FORK TRINITY,
BIG FLAT,
BIG BAR,
MANSANETA FLAT,
COX'S BAR,
CANADIAN BAR,
VANCE'S BAR,
BURNT RANCH,
EAST FORK Of the NORTH FORK,
RATTLESNAkE,
YELLOW JACKET,
on CANON CREEK,
PENSYLYANlA BAR,
CANON CITY, or
JACKASS BAR.
GRASS VALLEY,
BATES RANCH,
STEWARDS FORK,
CIIADBOURNE'S RANCH,
ALSO,
TO SOUTH FORK Of TRINITY,
Aud TO all parts OF
SALMON RIVER