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The Shasta courier., 1855-12-01

ELooUEScE OF I" RUssER."-The Evening
Netcs says that one Peter McGlone has been ar
rested for speaking in slanderous terms of The
Paifc Hotel. He is reported to have said
"Brady's house has trap-door in it to drop
people into the Bay; and all people who had
money would surely be put through; and flhey
escaped the trap-door, the cholera would catch
them. the small pox would pitt them, the measles
atfiici, the bugs would bite, the fleas would an.
noy. the sausages would howl, the potatoes
choke. the wind would chill. and sundry other
horrid ills would beset them"
Mrs Brady, it appears found this too much
for her patience; SO she directed her lord and
master to call on the police.-State Journal.
The Shasta courier., 1855-12-01

TEE BRAssAs RAScH.-From the Marysvile
Express we learn thai Samuel Brannan. ESQ. Is
at present engaged in improving his splendid
ranch on Feather river, opposite Nicolaus. He
has now several hundred head Of choice stock
upon It, and workmen are busy enclosing some
eighteen huudred acres, with substantial fence.
This ranch contains some of the choicest bot
tom land, and the greatest portion of il is heavi-
ly sinlbered. 1t is the intention OF Mr.. Brannan
10 build spacious brick house upon the ranch.
which, the Express hints, is intended as coun-
t1y residence for the wealthy proprietor.
The Shasta courier., 1855-12-01

MARsAALsP sPELLIssIER.-The Newark Mercury
Puoiisnes' from private letter, the following
interesting description of the personal appear
snce Of this distinguished officer:
AZ was rather astonished at the appearance
q the French commander of the forces. From
his character, expected him to have been a
young, active man. whereas General Pellissier
Is an enormously fat man, with very white hair;
which is cut very close he is so fat that be is
nnaoie to ride any distance. lie was in an open
carriage drawn by four greys, and two soldier.
as out-riders. aud an Arab. with white. fowins
robe, followed 1T The General was dressed in
uniform, with number of decorations on hi.
breast and over his shoulders he wore white
CLOAK somewhat similar TO those worn by the
Arab Cmeis- He is not very tall, aud his fac.
mas rathers good-humored expression. and quite
portray from his history either here or in Afri
es." .s2isE sss's tsssTr7 - g
The Shasta courier., 1855-12-01

uolp IN iSpia--A writer in the Sydney En-
pire uses the following language in relation to
India:
IN my view, INDIA at the present time stands
in the same light that Australia did in Is5o e..
cept that much more is now known abont the
phenomens Of gold deposits than either myself
or any body else knew at that time, and with
This difference, that India may possibly have
been dug out IN ancient times whilst Aus.ra-
lia !. Is clear could not have been previously
The Shasta courier., 1855-12-01
LUNA HOUSE.

- THE UNDERSIGNED
i;;; would respectfully inform
s.k the public that he has thor
ouehly reftted the
~J~A -D"@11S
and is prepared to entertain the travelling com
.munity in the most hospitable manner. tie
hopes by bis strict attention to business to merit
a liberal patronage from his friends and tue pup
lie generally.
The Table
win always be supplied with the very best the
market affords. gtaEN F
The Bar
will be constantly furnished with the choicest
Liquors and Cigars.
Annexed is q good and secure CORRAL.
which will always have on hand good article
of Hay and Barley, at prices to suit customers.
In short, neither trouble nor expense on my
part will be spared, to make this one OF the best
houses in Northern California,
P.F. TURBUSH, Proprietor.
Red Bluffs, Oct. 49, 1885. o2ou
The Shasta courier., 1855-12-01

WATER FoUSr.-Some parties tunneling in
the Buena Vista Hill, near Grass Valley. on Mon.
day Inst. came Unexpectedly on a stream Uf wa.
ter Of such volume as to drive therr out of the
tunnel. In fact the vonme Of water was &c
great as to fill the tnnnel. and SO continued for
four hours. 1t finally subsidized into stream oi
25 or 80 inches, which, owing to its elevation is
worth so cents per inch, and consequently very
yaluable
The Shasta courier., 1855-12-01
a. The Noun, Alexander Mai has the 70

81 The Mount Alexander Mail has the fol.
lowing account OF an important discovery:
MIR. Thomas Golightly, miner. of Forest Greek,
has, by chemical experiment ascertained the
fact that quartz is porus, and may be fused and
made subservient to manufactures and arr. 1t
is Mr.. Goightly's intention to secure his process
by patent. He processes his ability to obtain
castings of quartz resembling china in ,rsnspar.
ency, and equalling in whiteness the purest ala
baster, and to furnish the colony with Quartz
crockery to an extent only limited by the exieu,
of The quartz reefs. The economical extraction
of gold from quartz is among the chief features
of Mr.. Golightly's process. 4tF
The Shasta courier., 1855-12-01
The Brook.
sr 4. TEssYsoS.

ervze EHtrE - &N
~ come from haunts OF coot and hern,
S / make sudden sally ts
And sparkle out among the fern,
10 bicker down a valley. -------
By thirty hills ] hurry down, s
Or slip between the ridges,
BY twenty thorps, a little town,
~, And half hundred bridges.
p fill last by Phillips farm How
To Join the brImuins river,
For men may come aud men may go,
Bot 60 on forever.
So chatter over stony ways,
La little sharps aud trebes,
! bubble into eddyiug bays, o v.frFv
-rs bubble ON the pebbles.
ta With many curve my banks fret,
81 By many field and fallow,
And many fairy foreland set
With willoY Yweed and mallow.
] chatter. chatter as ] flow
To JUN the trimming river,
For men may and men may 20,
- But 60 on forever.
j wind about, aud In and ont.
With here lplussoln sailing,
And here aud there lusty trout
t>na here aud there grayling.
aud here aud there a foamng fake
Upon as travel.
With pany slyery waterbreak
AbaSe Ahe golden gravel,
And draw them all along, and flow
To join the Drumming river,
tor meu may couie aud mcu may 60,
But 90 OF forever.
4 stealby lawns aud grassy plots,
1 slide by hazel covers;
! move the sweet iorget-me-nots
That grow ior happy lovers.
! slip, slide, ! gloom, glance,
Among my Imining swallows;
make the Melted sunbeam dance
Against my sandy shadows.
j murmur under moon and stars
In branbly Wiidernesses;
l linger 10y my sIingly bars;
loiter around my crosses;
And out again curve and flow
To join the Drumming river:
for men may come aud men may 90,
But | go ON forever.
The Shasta courier., 1855-12-01

S3D THE LADIES OF CALiFORNIA-L.
a J.CZAPkAY, NJ d., Physician. Surgeon
ahG arcuacher, invites the attention Of the sick
and afflicted females labnrng under any OF The
various iorns OF diseases of The brain, lungs,
hrari, stomach, liver. .wuIpb, blood, kidneys. and
all diseases peculiar To lbcir sex The Doctor
Is tiecilne more cure Than any other physician
IL the Suite OF California. Lei no false delicacy
prevent You, but apply immediately and save
yourselves from painful suheriDgs and pren4a-
ture deuth AN married ladies, whose delicate
health or other circumstances do not allow an
increase III their families, should call at Dr. l..
j. C2apkay's Medical Institute, Armory Hall.
corner OF Sacramento aud Montgomery streets,
and they will receive every possible relief nnd
help. The Doctors Offices are so arranged TINT
he can be consulted without the fear Of nIolesa-
lion. If desired, Dr.. c.. will visit the ladies ut
their residences. 4stf-...s.ls ,gsat .r
All consultations tby letter or oiherwise)
free. f
! Address DIR. L. J. CZAPKAY,s
Medical Institute, Armory Hall Building,
corner Sacramento and Montgomery sis.,
sco-'ia tf5f sffa San Francisco
The Shasta courier., 1855-12-01

% The following rather amusing conversa-
uon recently took place between traveller and
sqnaw IN Central Michigan. The squaw had
'papoose" on her arm that was exceediprlv
white Tor member of her race, which facl In
duced the gentleman TO ask if it was MT a half.
breed No, no-not a drop of white blood
about it-half lngen and half Missionary"
The Shasta courier., 1855-12-01

IV0 THE AFFLICTED --Dr !. l.. Cs.rx.Y
hs. oneued his los;i.atc for sh~ cure of ell
hirn' nj nrya'e diseaces sl,cb as syphIiz. pnnor-
r,'da. nocturnal emiseiurs, aud all sbe corse-
qaeEcrs of self abuse In tbe ficst sfsgcs Of ~.
phIltic or gt,ouorTheai diaesses, be gTisrsnsees
y cfire IN a tew 'ays. without inconvenience 10
| the patient or hIadrunce 20 hie buaisess. when
patient ~ neglect .. improper treatment. bss
Developed the secondary symptoms of .yphilis,
'"cn "A buooes or faiui1l swelliIgs on .he
rrnus. or ulcers in 'ne thross and nose which
u not cheek 81, destroy the soft pnr.s aud cNuso
ne bones r" n,orsify. separate and cogie away.
leaving the SUFFERER an object hiGeuus TO behold.
nr "hrn sPlorches and pirapes break on, upon
The sxin, or when he has painful sweliiuss upon
The bones or VIXEN his constitution ia injured 10
es 10 prrdispose TO consumption or other cGnsii-
tntionaI disrsse. the Doctor guarantees, q cure or
asas un con. p~nsatiori.
In Ihruuiasis,.,. chronic or aca.. il, Dysen-
terry Or Darrhoea. b- has safe aad efFecsnsl rem.
edies. For the TREATMENT Of the couseurenees
oi sei'-souse. such nocturnal erlissioua. per.
vonsness, rimldl'y. headache. pans u ,he back
and LIMBS with general aeak ness k,ss Of spp>-
lite, ioss ot memory. iajury TO the sst. restless
ness confusicn OF ideas. dislike for society and
fes'iIue OF ~earluess of life; with the nervous
system so exci;able thai slight noises ahock or
sntsie The patient, mski,s his existence rris-r-
nbie. For The above maladies the Doctor W i'll
guarantee cure ash no compensation. Ro
| can be consulted free OF charge and invites s,I
to call. as IL win cos, nothing and may be much
10 their sdvaniagt.
The Shasta courier., 1855-12-01
.--sassS e.,csES:
SAsal1g 0 P0GY EkNn MtMa 8 -

~ CZAfkAY. NJ. D.. Iare Of the Hungarian
Revolutionary wsr, c6;ef Pbysicisn to Fhe 2Gsh
Regiment Of HoRveCs. Chief surgeon to rhe Mill
iiary Hnsptsi OF Peesh, Hungary, apd Ia'- lee.
'urer sile Diseaaes of Eouec and Childrer.
Par'ieninr attention 5yea 20 the Diseasea Vi " o.
,ne.i aat Chi.urun.
The Shasta courier., 1855-12-01

POPULAR REFRAIN.-After the defeat Of the
K. Ms in Pennsylvania, insult was added to in.
jury by singing comic song, Of which the fol
lowing was the closing verse
Below lies Sam, as great sham
As ever gulled nation; N.seers a.
He lived and lied. blasphemed and died,
And now his lot's-damnation
The Shasta courier., 1855-12-01
L1ow Bed Missed IL.
81 love you. adore you,
Rut I'm, talkin ia NV sleeu.

II IOVe you, adore you,
But I'u, talking in my sleep"
Some folks are in the habit of talking in theil
,sleep, ,.aud Miss Betsey Wilson OF the pum
per. This peculia,ity she uccidenlly revealed
10 Jededah Jenklns IN careless conversation
way. Jedediah had just finished the recital o
. a matrimonial dream, III which the young lady
and himself figured as hero aud heroine. he liav-
fng invented the sauie, for the sake Of sayiug al
ihe conclusion thai it was too good To be true, "
and by thus speaking iu parabies, assuring the
damsel OF what lac dared uot speak plainly.
81 never dream" said Betsey, but some
times talk half the night, and tell everything
chat know IN my sleep"
' You don't say so :"
Yes: can never have secret from mother
if she wants to know anything Sue pumps me af-
Ger I've gole to bed, aud | answer her questions
us honestly as if my life depended upon II. That
the reason ! wouldn't go To ride the other
night; / kpew she would find it out 1t was
awful provoking. M IS
Some days utter this, Jed called at the house,
and entering the parlor unannounced, found that
Miss Beisey. probably overcome by the heat Of
the day, had fallen asleep on the sofa.
Now Jed. as the leader has surmised had long
felt an overwhelming partiality for the young
lady, and yearued to know 1T ii was returned |;
but, though possessed of sufficient courage to
mount . tue imment deadly breach''-or
breecles, (cQnnubial ones. we mean, he could
never muster spunk enough TO inquire into the
state of her heart. But he now bethought him.
self Of her confessed somnambulc loquacity,
aud felt that the time 10 ascertain his fate had
come. Approaching the sofa, Jed whispered;
My dearest Betsy, tell me, Oh. tell me the
object OF your tondest a9ections!" 81
Tue fair sleeper gave :aiut sigh and respon-
ded-..I love-let me thnk-(her you might
kaye heard the beating uf Jed's heart through a
LFlck wail)-I love Heaven, my country and
baked beans but ii | have passion above all
others, II is for roast onions" re.a-}
The indignant lover didn't wake her, but
sloped at once. a'.sadder but not a wiser man. y
At the last accounts, Jed was shining up'' TO
another young lady
The Shasta courier., 1855-12-01
THE EAGLE HOTEL.

f,s THE UNDERSIGNED -
!ii have the pleasure Of an- ESQ
& Douncing to their friends -
and the public, that they have taken charge oi
this elegant and commodious Hotel.
They are determined tha, in no particular
shall any department Of the estsblishmeut be
second-ratc.
BE EDS.
The sleeping arrangements are such as will
not fail to satisfy our customers.
THE TABLE.
No expense or trouble will be spared to pro-
cure the very best food that our marke, affords
THE BAR,
Will always be supplied with the chuisest
Liquors, Cigars, &c.
STAGES, a
One of the California Stage Companys, Shasta
and Sacramento line of stages. make daily ar
rivals at. and departures from the Eagle Hotel.
We solicit lair share Of patronage. Call
and try US.
S. F. SOUTHERN,
CT. LEWIS.
Shasta, Sept. %. 1855. sep22-f
The Shasta courier., 1855-12-01

E The sister of Kossuth was at Worcester,
Pa, few days since. for the purpose of selling
laces and other articles. Strangely, indeed, has
her condition been changed within few brief
wears. fft
The Shasta courier., 1855-12-01
sw AS EY's TEL.

TWO NILES BELOW SHASTA.
THIS HOUSE is located in good
M mining district, and possesses superior
iExa advantages for tho accommodation of
miners and the travelling public. Teamsters are
assured that every attention will be paid their
wants. Hay and barley always on hand at the
lowest market prices. BENZ. SWASEY.
Dec. 80, 1854. If
The Shasta courier., 1855-12-01

EsS Slersoa,orTh;e. pr local " eakness ner.ous
debility, io9s spirits. lassit,de. weakness Of the
limbs and bacs, indisposison and incopacitv Tor
s1ai'iy aud labor. dnuess Of apprehension. luss
~ neuinry. aversion 10 spciety love OF sn,i,nd,
iIInidity. self-d:s'rHs,, dizziness. headache. in.
voluntary discharges. pains IN the side, sffec-
'lon OF ihe eyes. pulples tlle face sexnnl and
oihef inhrIDi';es III nism. cured wthclIi fail
by ihe Justly ce!ebraird Physician and surgeon,
l.. j. Cznekny. '
The Shasta courier., 1855-12-01

IRON! IRON! IRON!
GEORGE C. JOHNSON & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
In Iron, Steel and CHmberIand Coal,
SO and 38 Battery street, San Fr1neisco.
:" E have on full assortment Of
w American and English Bar Iron.
Sweede and Russian Bar Iron.
Shutter sheet and Boiler Iron.
Plough. spring and sheet STEEL
Blister, shear and German steel.
SHndersuns Cast steel.
Toe Corkins s,eel.
Weights aud Mousehole Anvils.
Swedge Blocks and Cones.
Wright's solid Box Vices.
Bellows and ledges.
Carriage Bolts.
Shutter and Boiler Rivets.
Files, Rasps, Horse Nails. Borax, &c.
Cumberland Coal.
Norway shoe shapes. sep22-3mo.
The Shasta courier., 1855-12-01

r8~ The Hard She'll Baptists are a we'll
known sect in the South and Southwe They
are not related. that we know OF, to the Hard
Shell Democrats in ibis State, though their Chris
fian name is the same. They go dead agans, Ri
Bile. temperance aid education; hale missions
10 II e beatben, and all modern schemes for cou-
vering the resl Of mankind. Of course they
are opposed to learning, and speak they are
suddenly moved. Georgia correspondent
writes to the Drawer, aud relates the follow lug
OF one Of their preacters tt
Two OF them were in the same pm pit toge;tl-
er. While oie was preaching he Lappcned to
ask When Abraham built the ark
The one behind him siloye TO correct his
blunder by saying out loud, '.45raham urarnl
thar
"3pi the speaker pushed on, needless of the
interruption. und ouly took occasion Ia repeat,
sill more decidedly, 4 say. when AbraLam
built ihe ark
."AnI | say" cried The olLer, .AJraJam rornt
Har'
''fhe Hard Shell was too hard 10 be beaien
down IN this way, snd addressing The people
exclaimed, with great indi.nation. i say Abta,
liam was thar thar ABuuTs -
The Shasta courier., 1855-12-01
Leuis Napcsocs.

How astonishing il seems now, that when
Louis Napoleon lived in England, of many in
telIisent Englishmen TO whom he was well
known, there was butte Sir Robert Peele,
who considered him man of more than ordin-
ary talent. One would think that such a man
as he has proved himself since his accession to
power in France, must have impressed every
Que who came in contact with him with pro-
found sense OF his superior sbilty. That he is
the greatest siaiesman aud ablest ruler of the old
world seems how TO be the universal opinion
Of all Europei yet lie bad lived to middle age,
and no one discovered spark OF genius in him
till he emerged from obscurily. Undoubtedly
he is a great man, the iuaster mind of Europe,
and. aided by .the English alliance, 10 capable
of making greater changes in the map oi the
continent than were achieved even by his illus-
trious uncle. Nay, EngI Iand herself, but for the
blue water that rolls between and the walls of
oak" that hoai upon the wave, would Le CON-
pletely at the mercy vi the nephew Of Napoleon
The present war has destroy ed tho "prestige"
of the British army in the eyes of France and
the world. II has Inspired the French soldiery
with perfect contempt vi Euslaud as u militia
ry power, aud sootiied Tue pride which had
been wounded and bleeding since tue dow nta
OF NapoIeou-Withuut drawing the sword
against her ancient foe. France und er the Sec
ond Napoleon. has amply retrieved the iaruislI-
ed laurels uf Waterloo.-Richmoad Dtspaics.
The Shasta courier., 1855-12-01

~ - -.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-25
Spring and sHmnlers stIothing.
At JOHN yoRDAN's
IlNE CIQIAlNE STORE

4 LARGE and varied assortment ofZem,s and
Alloys, heaGy made Clothing, embrac-
ing all the difereNtand approved styles aud made BY
good work men out ofthe BEST material.
bifine. mediaia aud common, Union, Beaver, Felt
Plot, Petershaia and Flushing, Bangups Sack i ana
Paletot oyercoats, CtotG Dress and Frock Goats OF
various colsrs and qualities Cloth Cashmere. sa-
net, Velvet and Tweed Pantaoons. Six, Satin, Va
Ientia SwansdoSa Velvet, Plush, cloth, Cassiners,
Satnet, Double aud Single breasted Vests. Monkey
jack cts, Drawers. Unef shirts, Hosiery, Suspcnders
Gloves Crayats HHndkerchefs Shirt oars Stocks s.
Ties, Searfs, Winchester and Scotsapprcyed Patent
SAoudersea Shirts, Umbrella andsai article esusual-
IL kept in geuteman's furnishing stores Including
Robe. de Chumbre and Revere Vests and 0yercoats.
Also. splendid assortment Of uncat CIoths. Cass-
neres and Iestinga- ali Of which will be made up TO
orderintha best manner, with promptness, at
m0dating prices, and by competent worknen. This
establishments Is the monhy receipt oflhe latest
Fashions that orders intrusted to them may be re-
lied upon being in the latest style by those who
sire il. All manner ofplain work land work OF gem
teel medium, promptly attended to as heretofore.
HATS ofa new style together with all ofthc com
mon kinds onStaHttg on hard.
Grateful fer past pat ronage. the
y hopes To ueritacontlnnance ofthe same.
JOHN JORDAN.
Merchant Taiiorand Clothier, Front street, oppo-
site she Steam Mills.
davenport. July %. 1s55-w&d-tf
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Guitars.

Large and very fine assortnlea ut oi Rosewood q us,
ar. at various prices ringing from "a I'd Ia s<i..
iso ielAs ifom seventye cents to n eUty ii re dol
!afs at No s Claire Row q q y
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Carlstp.
DAVENPORT MrsIc srnRr

80 A1AsA VA GOolC AIukE.
rRASDALL n HIGGINS have ius, oranea.,
y assortment Of Gsitars. Violins Banioes. T.Hhe
iihes, q {. dc Aiso every kind OF Music Books rnv
lie Claire Row. ~, a. ssrs -
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ClcTning made to Order.

rT,HO's. s. GILBERT, late from View Haven Conn.
/ respectfully informs the citizens OF Davenport
that he has taken, room opposite lie Claire Block
Wiley Store Second Street; where he would he
happy TO wait upon gentlemen who desire anything
in his line OF business. Having been employed for a
number ofyears in first class custom establishment
complete and perfectsatisfaction A perfect III;
AWAY warranted.
N. B. Garments cut for others to make up al short
notice aud reasonable rates.
Meh II. '55-d-tF
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IMPORTANT ARRIVAL

AroT at the lie Claire Honse but right opposite 10
/ y atthe Store of the well known Merchant Tailor,
l.. w. STEiNBERG, 2D STREET,
Of wellassortea stock of IL eaiy Wade Clos j :
ing, Hats, Caps franks, Carpet Bags, Shirts, Cra.
watts, Sc. &c.
The undersigned is beginner and promises those
who wl favor him with their calls honestand up
righidealing.
Ia prices aud quality ofso0dsl am able to compete
with any establishment in this City.
Please cali and examine nay goods before you go
elsewhere. A. MIEDAE, Agent.
Mtsy -WtrW-t
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CoPPERsMITH AND PLUMBER.

THE subscriberisnow prepared 10 do all kinds OF
Copper work, Plumbing, Roofing, &c, nise agen,
eral obbing business of every description connected
with the Tin. Copper and Sheet Iron business. stove
Pipe, Sheet Zinc, Lead Pipe. Sheet Lead, sheettop-
psr Bathing Tubs Pumps, etc., ETC.: furnished at al
times on the most reasonable terms aud 1T shorthe
tice. -,
House Gutter and Spouting made to order. All
work warranted Old Iron, Copperand Lead wanted
and taken in exchange forwork.
Perry ST. between cd "a
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An Open Field and Fair Piay.
IMMENSE STOCK OF
WATCHES AND JEWEIRY

At HUVsEL's, No. 2 lie CLAIRE ROW
| HAVE inst returned from New York with III
largest nd best stock of fine Watches md JcweIrv
ever before offered in this market. / have eoI1
- etches from S1o to $2s5 Siye! do from IS 10 axO
uod lhatns from - to SEQ Kings frt m two bits -
s5e,eo Breast Pins from SIto $50,
Wouiu call Srueular ats htioL 10 my steck OF La
dies Watches, which braces fu vlriet, AZ Plain
santns. and Enameled eases. and / think can suit
The most fastidous. "
IN short my whole stock of Clecks. W atehes law
eAss ana Plated ware is full and complete and
nuch larger than has been brought to this Msr.
" III defy all competition. $50
KKspairlng done as usual at short notice.
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Dissolution.

Dissolution.
,gNHE co partnership heretofore existing under he
/ name IL II W. Mitchell y Co, Is this dny dIssol-
we'd IN nfuta.i consent Ali persons having accounts
with he late ra requested 10 call and settle the
santa iIHfunliatsly II. W. MITCHELL,
II. G. SMITH.
Davenport. %sreI' -, 50.
10 lie Business ofthe lete frra Of
II. W. Mieh2ll Il Cos ] would beg leave to inform
The ef2eES paveupor and dYicnty lhat shail eep
con staHtly hand large ard well escorted stock oi
stoves aud Hardware Nhch viii tc prepared sell at
LaSestdark ct price. ,
Mth 10 80 II. w. MiilHEli@
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TUNE and SIGHT BILL on the Easta South foI
4 which the highest current rates Will be paid by
tur l6 NcGREGOR, LAWESS BLAKEM ORE.
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TAKE CARE OF YOUR HORSES.
rumprP rs CASH.

III II EEn ID tApH =
n.VR books mus be settled. All unsettled ac-
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bcleit for collection.
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