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COR SALE Or ENT.-The well kpown AID desirable
nc A. Nj hnlo Dudding ~, IL
.xcieu
supplied figures and other
complete
ranged the which have been
win, the best aud shsd and laid OF with
TASTE by ornamcnui gardener
amply Iehn G. Brent attorney
No 10 Louisiana avenue Duckner Bayiss, Missouri
heween AZ ard 9Th
The key - the house will tie found AT DuddinGtnn.
MOI e. 2Inulw
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Tr,esemar-rhe o,eat European Dlscovsry,

Triesen ar-The Great European Discovery,
PROTECTED royal letters Of England and secured by
Ecole PhaImace de Paris and Imperial Col
lege OF Msdcnc, Vienna.
remedy for general aud local debility loss
vle decay and oil the Distressing conss
early Its effects cicacou
youth manhood and old age The vs powers would not be-
impaired decline of life IL the Triescmar
adopted all physical impsdimenis vanish like
influence rendering inyau blc those
the marriage state
No acnmpetely and entirely cradca,e all Of
which thought
anidoe for the ruin OF the health OF vas portion of the
Sis great European remedy for that class Of
which, unfortunately The Eneih physician with
which all the sarsapariIia IN the world cannot
Nos l. aud alike devoid Of SMELL and
all nauseaine qualities They lay the toilet table without
their being detected
cases. each; divided into separate
mipisiered BY Vapean, LaIemand, Roux, &C.
had wholesale and retail, OF Mr. H. A Barrow, No 81
Green Canal New York; specially appointed by the
the United Stat
part America immediately receiving
Mr.. Barrow will forward the rresrmar of The world,
aud addressed according
Retail agents required. Terms cash.
Nov 9-diyT
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UPERIOR sILyEIK-PLaTED GOODS. -
received Of plated goods,
4 "copper" which viii sell surprisingly
Plated which bear imitation the richest
Eoglsb s,Iv
Castors variety ~ beautiful patterns
all sizes
Spoons fork soup ladies', butter knives, &c. double plate
bss abata
lake baskets, salad cartors, pickle sands
Salt stands. liquor stands. clIdesIeks s-'tf
dishes dishes
Bnlter disbcs, card receivers. gnbi.is,
1'ou-t racks. T. keii,es, COTE. urn., pitchers
Tankardr, poons, fsb knives, sc
Persons any Of the examining my
stock viii be convinced the Eiiy OF
ware durable which close
biance 10 silver at less than one tern The coa.
O. w. BoTEIER,
Octs3 2awGvn Iron Hall
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No. 546.]
Notice or the esta Adjustment OF three additional
land districts In the State OF Iowa.

entitled An
land disicts in the State "f Iowa. and o'
3d. 1855 which
additional land dcs In said II hereby declared and made
the land office for the DISTRICT" has
in Winneshek that for the
FoRr DopGE, Webster county
the pIsrRcT at SIorx Cry In Wood
bury county.
Given under my hand at the city Of Washington, this thirty first
day Of October, A. ID. 1855.
BY order Of the President:
THO5. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Ofbce.
Nov 9-1aw6w Tint. and Star.
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nkM YONk, BHEf1 EN-, AND SOUTH
~zaH AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEhM FRS
The ships comprising line the WASHING
d621 49, TON, Capt. 4. Cavendyi HERMANN, Capt Ed
ward Higgins
These stop Southampton going returning
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I ONGFELLOw's Now soem.--The Song of Hias2ihs
IL by Henry Wndsworh Longfrliow, Pfice 81
sts Aries and her Funny People rs
Jast published and for sale at
Nov Bookstore, 9th u.
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CLESwOoD CEM ETEmY.-omcs No. ga Pennsylvania
cemetery plan tho cssssatsd Greenwood
New york. ground disiani
Capitol street leading directly
20 The This have received Charter from Con
tide prohibiting I'll encroachneus from
Retaliation otherwise which Of importance to those who
placed them for has
became all cities when r bnIia Eround becomes
vauab'e sell IT, and throw tho dead
oncusy large and legal prevent Il,
a. tiiicR the ground.
0hc, open frem ~ where pamphlets, with
map, bylaws md nil other information, be
Mr.
No 40 seyant any other undertaken wil be prompt
Aseaaea JuRe Idly
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X ins '"'"''
Tanners Clinical Medicine.
The Yellow Mask from Dickens's Household Words
The Confessions Of Pretty Woman; by Miss Pardoe.
Jealous Wife by Mar Pardoe.
Fresh and vegesbIes year. prices
o obtaia them Price l2k cent?.
Septi FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Philadelphia. NiaRsra. and Great Western Line.
DAssENGERs the the Philadelphia
Railroad Company broad and Vine strests) daily ~
a. m.
Fare 70 Chcaeo oo
leuNt 10 w
Ntnga'a False, ..........-....,,.. 10 90
#
Hocncster o so
Philadelphia Railroad
Cherry daily Chicago and intermediate
Arrangements which great despatch
JOHN TUCKER, President
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Courry.
Feb i6--df
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Posr ovsroE DrrAxrxxsr.
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AV4IiONEZEsDI--Thek Rob OF 4. BOY
vEAU rETEuR is far superior to the sups Of Cusi
para other rmln remedies II radically cuns
ulee accidents from critical
Of life, and hereditary acrmony Of humorr A. dpar
of organs arising abuse. Of
gy o me eeea or ."s rom iSe
Of bnlsam cspayia cubebs from niecons witch only %
syphilc dcases stnd
Ing and which have resisted The Of the iodue
General nsent, fer The United States. Gabriel 1onan ESQ.,
William street. New York. Tor wholesale orde Guot Dnco"s
New Orleans; seujiiy, San Francisco -
The Rob Lafecteu hy druggists throughout the u
properties Inc Rob viii be ol,nned BY writing Bou
din William street, New York, who will give every inomaoA
@. B. prepared America, tho West ~
March H-dly-
GhOcEK'Es, wisAs, nluuOas, sc.--we beg leave %
VI the attention Of friends and the public stock
fresh groceries, consisting Of
Fine green and black teas
Java, Rio, and Laxuayra coffees
Refined and brown sugars
Family, sup.rhns, snd extra -four, in hbls and bags
Cheese, lard, hams and shoulders
Grnin and ground spices Of description -
Ard every other article necessary 10 make up complete h"
wines. Liquors, and Cigars.
Madeira sherry champagne Of svo'e
e.ard. and par very superior
Together with stock Of Havana, German aud domestic
viii Offer the above goods with many articles which
sha be prices make ndacement
families and the trade g r f'ss r. ss, nfn
souih side Penn avenue setwe, ~ and 9th streets
oeto-iswawif
John O. DEvEREux. Commissioner of ceurt o.
Sam, 7. n.ay,s soss 81 MAJ 'ss %
Co.. Hos Luther Bradsh, james w Gerard, ESQ., VIM cn,w
sey joserh u Bradley, ssq washington, D 2 ,..,o,,,,
time and Of taking er9 r"a
Ges % osas e 81 10 wd. Is, sSd
6, TO io~as~in s' ''S'''' '''''''' J. O. DEvEREUx
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al Fort Ripley mouth Of Croyying rivr 100 miles from Fort
$40 barrels Of ire,h supcrhne -four
$50 bushels Of new Whit Geld beans
26ts pounds of good hard soap
s. pounds Of s a qualify .,,y dry Try o"Mn sugar
~ bushels good clean dry 6ue salt
65T gallons good cider vinegar.
delivered from lst June 10 18th August,
Rsley Rock Point the Upper Minnesota river, Mime
sofa Territory.
400 barrels OF pork
300 b shells Of white field beans
526 uads of god hard soap
ss bounds Of :" ,.' aas ny 4. s %s.. sugar
,3l4 cations of good cid Z vinegar.
The whole from s,s May TO Isih June, ioJc
ut Fort Smelling, on Mississippi ,irer.
is laneIs fo,h -upcrdnc -four
1s bushels q new white field beans
4s3 pounds of good har candles
3,9tS pounds Of first quality dry brown sugar
e bushels q good clean s g, mac salt
The whole to be delivered from the May June
Re junction Of Republican and smoky Hu torts Of
from Fos Ieareneorth, Kaaas, tan,rsr faiion
5000 pounds Of clear sides
go s sas: 81 Of sss w .ss," sa ssso.
ae6s pounds OF good hard adanan,inc candles
81 $40 pounds OF first quality dry brown sugar
i5,7es pounds OF fret quality Rio coffee
1853 bushels Of good clean dry fine salt
1924 gallons OF good cider vinegar.
One half LEI Of June 1860 by LIST September
al Fort Leapenuorth, Missouri River, Kansas Territory.
900 barrels ~ pork
ESQ barrel. Of fresh superane -four
$50 shells Of white field beans
1910 pounds Of good hard soap
$3.50 pounds of good hard talow candles
30 $40 pounds Of first quality dry sugar
1870 pounds Of first quality Rio coffee
$40 bushels Of good clean dry FIVE salt
1890 gallons of god cider vinegar.
The whole be delivered by the Isl June ls55.
Forf Larrr Nebraska 500 Transports
don from forf Leaeen1orts Kansas Territory.
rocco pounds Of bacon sides
755 barrels Of fresh .up-rhne four
.0n bushels ~ white 1elt beans
$3.50 pounds ~ COED hard
3lf pounds Of good bard adsmsntinc candles
l5,fss pounds ~ fret quality dry brown suEa
7HYi pounds OF fret qualify Rio coffee
"a ba-',.ls of good Clean dry hae salt
l3s gallons Of good cider yineaar
The whole be delivered before the lst August, 1856,
The Shasta courier., 1855-12-22

WoMaN's TRUE BEAuTY.-It is low and de-
grading idea of that sex which was created to
refine the joys and soften the cares of humanity
by the most agreeable participation, to consider
them merely rs objects of sight. This is abrdg-
ing them OF their natural extent of power to put
iAem upon level with their pictures How
much nobler is the contemplation of beauty
heightened by virtue and commanding our es-
TEEN and love, while it draws our observation.
Colors artfuly spread upon canvass may enter
tam the eye, but not the heart; and she who
takes no care to add to the natural graces of her
person any excelling qualities may be allowed
stu to amuse. as picture, but not to triumph as
beauty. When Adam is introduced by Milton.
describing Eve in Paradise, and relating TO the
Angel the Impressions he felt upon seeing her at
her first creation, he does not represent her like
a 'recian venus, by her shape or features but
by the lustre Of her mind which sbone in them
and gave Them the power of charming:
Grace was in her steps, heaven in her eye,
In all her gestures dignity aud love.
The Shasta courier., 1855-12-22

ET One day at fashionable dinner party,
there happened 10 be of Hibernia present,
In the course of the CONVEX satinn he made a
bull very naturally, at which the company, very
good naiuredly laughed.
My dear fellow" said the host. :. make no
apology. We all know your natural privilege
of speaking twice"
.'Oh." returned he. :. don't be uneasy at all
surely know my privilege, and mean to re-
tain it but even here, as in everything else,
you English have the advantage poor
Paddy"
. How so }" inquired The host.
Why you see," said the young Hibernian.
with a serious drolery, that would not have
disgraced Tyrone Power, q that an Irishman is
only allowed 10 speak twice: but by my faith,
you English are allowed to speak until yeu are
undcrstood"
The Shasta courier., 1855-12-22
REDUCTION IN PRICES!
RAIL R 0 AD H0 U Sc.

MOS. 46 and 4s COMMERCIAL street, and
IN S7 Clay street, San FronciSco.
The stranger VIII easily distinguish this llu-
tel, by observing the Cupnlo and Town Chuck,
which visible from all parts Of The city, and
from the balcony of which most beautiful view
of the City, Bay, and surrounding conntry can
always be obtained. No other Hotel in the city
possesses the same advantages.
This Hotel is frst-class house, fire-prooi
throughout, lighted by gas. water and al mod
ern improvements i'll every story; situated in
the most central part Of the city. it is the most
cleanly and best kept hotel on the Pacific Meals
at all hours from a. NJ TO | / p. NJ, and cooked
TO order; single or double rooms with or with
out board. Ladies' Ordinary, second story.
great reduction in prices, to keep pace with
the times, enables the visitor to live better
and more economically at the Rail Road Hotel
than elsewhere; Bill of Fare in GOLDEN Era,
and observe the variety of food and moderation
of charges.
The visitor is also entitled to the inspection
of numerous large and beautiful views along the
Panama Railroad, Chagres River and great At
laniic and Pacific Railroad.
No runners attached to this Establishment as
its proprietors depend upon its own merits.
HALEY & THOMPSON.
o20-3m Propretors
The Shasta courier., 1855-12-22

ISFERExrIaL--A traveller once arrived at a
village inn, after hard days travel, and being
very tired. requested a room to sleep in; buI
he landlord said they were entirely full, and
kim-that his wife had to sleep On the sofa. and
himself on the floor; but he would see what
his wife could do for him. The good woman
on being applied to. said there was room
which he might occupy, provided he would
agree to the conditions, viz: to enter the room
in the dark. and leave il early in the morning "a
prevent scandal, as the room was occupied BY q
lady. This he agreed to do. About two O'Clock
IN the morning, an awful noise was heard in the
house. and our friend the traveller was soon
heard tumbling heels over head down stairs
The landlord on arriving at the spot, inquired
what the matter was The traveller calculated,
a. soon as he was able to speak:
Oh, Lord, that woman's dead ~
know that, replied the landlord, ..but how
did yom find that out r.
The Shasta courier., 1855-12-22
The Last of tho RnndoIphs.

A southern correspondent of the Home Jour
nal sends it the following interesting sketch:
During the summer of 1854 ] had some
business transactions which called me to the
county of Charlotte, in Lower Virginia. A mild
and lovely Sabbath morning found me sea ted in
one of the comfortable cushioned pews of the
village church at the Court House. AS it wanted
few minutes TO The hour of service, my eye wan
dered over the large and respectfn-looking au-
dience, and was finally attracted by very &C.
centric individual. who was just entering-a
rather aged man. tall, of dark complexion, and
an equally venerable beard flowing on his breast
His step active and graceful, his form erect
and manly. But his peculiar actions Were in
striking contrast TO his dignifcd appearance.
At first thought him only eccentric, but a few
moments of further observation proved to me
that he was insane.
Immediately on entering the pew he knelt
towards the wall, crossed himself, and. oppar-
emily repeated prayer. He ih'n sat down.
drew out white cambria. delicafely perumed,
wiped his brow, removed his GLOW ss stroked
his hair and beard, took up his Bible, kissed it
and read examined his cane, used bis haudker-
chief agan-and all the time keeping himself in
constant motion. | say oil the time but,
sionally, he was passive for few minutes-his
attention, apparently, aroused by some truths
from the minister-but these times were
His countenance assumed al kinds of express
ions. Contempt. alarm. pleasure, earnestness
sorrow and anger fitted across it in rapid sue
cessicn 1t reminded me more of what chill
dren call making faces Than anything else
81 After the services were over, | asceraned
that this gentleman other than the ne
phew of John Randolph, of Roanoke. He calls
himself Sir John st. George Randolph, and is
sole heir to his celebrated uncle. Randolph
himself remarked with bitterness, during his
last days that their blood flowed in the veins of
but one single scon and he was deaf dumb and
insane. So much for human greatness The
subject of this sketch-althoush physically, and
now mentally, deiective-had a mind cultivated
in the highest degree. In his youth he was sent
10 Paris, where under the protection oil IA cee
brated abbe he received a thorough ed ucaton
Having the capacity to receive, and the wealth
10 command, no pains were spared in the i'm
provement of his intellectual faculties But it
was labor lost; for, on returning to his home in
Virginia, he met with, and loved young lady,
whom he addressed, and by whom he was re-
fused on account of his physical defects. On be-
coming aware of the TRUTH he was plunged in
the most profound grief, from which he was at
last aroused, but-iasane.
+" He has considerable wealth, which is man.
aged by his friends; and, being harmless he
comes and goes as he peases. aud is graified in
all his whms. Wrecked as his mind is, he still
commands respect and his peculiar manners
do not attract the attention of his acquaniances,
or excite merriment, as one would suppose.
The Shasta courier., 1855-12-22


SOMETHING ABour THE SSAIK."- Various
accounts of the great " snak," of Silver Lake. N.
Y, have already travelled over the country. The
latest is from the Knicker6ocker for November,
and we append it;
Is it our friend of the Bunkum FagstqE who
sends us the following from Silver Lake. the To-
cality of the" Crate Sarpent?" The letter
evidently penned in much haste, and under
great deal of excitement and the initials so
bloited that we only decipher what seems
like WAGs--." in very Struggling characters
at she end The internal evidence of its authen-
iicity is much stronger: "Joe Gilman has just
brought over startling news from Snaiktown. IT
has been seen again Yes the wreptyle is THAR.
They are expectnk to maik forchn TO oncet
The Snak will be kort and egshibited all over
the ked d'n,ry at 25 sents. A stork company has
ben formed to spekilate into the CRATE Monster
of the Depe-also the chanses of keiching the
same
The shares are all taken, but the Snaik amt
The monney is all paid in, but the old whaler's
line isn't all paid out yet. The objek saw
Yesterday onto the bottom of the Laik with a
marmaid on his back, a-eomink of her hair and
the stockholders harz beat hi-also the shares
sell higher. The comepany hev bilt high OBJ
servatory, and highered watchmen to observe
the Snaik OF Snaiks,' and keap their eve onto
him when seen.' The watchmen stand onto the
top of the observatory, being selected from
among their fellow citizens for their superior
hite; and the aforesaid being built at least fifty
feet hi and the above are paid a high salary,
which elevated position nables them to gain a
unobstructed view of the broad expans of water,
which doubles the value OF The stoEki it il cap.
ital stork
Haz been seen every day twicet, and on 'one
occashun only three times. On transfer days il
will be vizzible during Dizziness hours. (by or.
der OF the Board The observatory is furuishl
with quizzing glasses and telluscope. 1t is
thought that the observatory is suffishently CON
spicuous to attrack the notis Of the Snaik. And
sum people. as Is too poor to buy shares, sex il
he does twig the preparations made to ketch
him, be will die Of laffing. aud his skin stuffed
immejiatelyt' There will be Consolidafea
United States Snake Company before long.
The Shasta courier., 1855-12-22

LOVE AMONG THK TURKs.-A young man des-
speraiely IN love with girl at Siancho. eagerly
bought to marry her, but his proposals were re.
3ec,ed. In consequence of his disappointment.
ne ne oousnt some poison and destroyed himself.
y. iurkisn police instantly arrested the father
OF the young woman, as the canse bv ;,no,;o.
tlon' OF the young mans death. under The fifth
fPecies OF homicide, he being therefore amen.
eoie ior this act of suicide When rbe cass
came before the magistrate. it was urged liter.
ally, by the accusers, that if he the accused had
pot daughter the deceased would not have
!al'en IN love. consequently he would moi have
been disappointed, and have died Upon all the
counts ne was nuieted TO pay the price of the
Uuns man ana HE: which was fixed at eighty pi
The Shasta courier., 1855-12-22
Cater Boots.
BY ROBIN RATTLEBRAIS.


Oh ! dainty foot
Oh gaiter boot!
To piety you're shocking
Ionly know
OF one thing worse,
And that's q snow-whiie stocking!
So neat and clean,
Together seen,
Zen Stoic's must agree
To you 10 vote
What Gray once wrote.
A handsome LEG
The LASTING theme
OF midnight dream,
The very SOUL Of song;
Man wants you little
Here below,
And never wants you long
BY Plate ne'er
Sent tripping here:
By Pluto rather given,
To lead poor man
Gan easy plam
To any place but Heaven.
Yet still VOW
There's magic now
About a woman's foot,
And cunning was
The wizard hand
That made gaiter boot!
For while the knave
The CATERS gave.
To mortals TO ensnare them,
Mankind he lloax'd,
And even coax'd
The angels down TO wear them.
knickcrbocker Magazine
The Shasta courier., 1855-12-22
Special Notices.

DIR. L.. j. CzaPkny.----This gcntle-
man, whose advertisement appears in another
part of paper, we feel confident has prom
ised nothing more than he can perform. He was
engaged as Chief Physician in the twentieth reg
iment of Honveds, in Hungary, and was Lectu-
rer on Diseases of Women and Children in the
University of Pesth. During the Hungarian
campaigns he saved the lives of many of his
countrymen, and performed many difficult and
important surgical operations Since his estab-
lishment in San Francisco his success has been
unprecedented, and he has grown rapidly in
public favor, as is evidenced by the fact that he
has larger practice than any man in California.
The DR.. is certainly very skillful as Physician
and possesses those qualities which make the
character of gentleman. He asks no fee for
consultation, and guarantees "a cure of those
who place themselves under his charge. His
rooms are Nos and ?, Armory Hail. corner of
Sacramento and Montgomery streets, San Fran
cisco. o27-3m
The Shasta courier., 1855-12-22
YE THAT SUFF E R--READ
DOCTOR PAREIRA,s
sysfe7g. or "Hg c""Hge 81 dscl
Etncver has faf rd-~f cannot fn III 10 Cnpr

wikoxt aay ssJurao~s c6cets 10 he
sgsfem. or any ck0age fdict.
Etncvcr has fasi rd-~ff cannot fnil 10 Cni~s
THIS INVALUABLE SPECIFIC. FIRST
Il introduced into Pisa some .RFs .tsars since
soon became so well known as <.rfrfs cu,e,
that in every town and city, mt nhi5 on the
Continent, but in Grea: Britain, the ticftinrd for
il 50 great, it merits asfoaraihz, That 10
less than cne year from its Iuiroinctian II has
snyplan!od all other remedies. The Medical
Faculty of The principal cities of Europe we're
compelled to acknowledge lis wonderful m0s'ry
over disease. Proprictors of other MedIcihe.
jealous Of It's sway, vainy cndeavored Ia stay It's
onward progress. Like grass before ihe mower.
their efforts fell 10 the ground; and like fire on
the prairics. sweeping all before II, its onward
march became triumphant. II stood forth ufora
lis own merits discerning public saw, irie,f
and convinced uf It's magical rirtnes. The
massive fortune acquired by Dr. Pareira lr,'rr
the sale oi it during the six years he prepared H..
alone bore witness 10 It's mr0cnlonS merits AT
the decease Of the Doctor. the recipe was be-
queahed To his son. who has lately introduced
the remedy intoihe United States The number
of cnres it has already made astonishing
Thousands and tens of thousands can bear iest-
mony to its efficacy.
All who use it, il will Cure,
With a safety. speed and certainty no other ned
icne has ever possessed.
Resort to quack Nosirums.
Use q remedy that has been tried tor the past
fifty gears, and was never known 10 fail.
THIS GREAT REMEDY
WARRANTED PURELY VEGETABLE.
Beware of GOumtcrfcifs.
The extensive sale of this wonderful mcdi-
cine has already caused some person persons
to palm off upon the unsuspeciing. spurious
compound closely resembling the or gin,l. BE
particular to buy none without the written sig
nature OF A. PAREIRA, NJ. D., on the outsde
wrapper of each bottle. All others counter
felt, and their compounders will be punished
with the utmost risor of The law.
Price, Three Dollars per bottle. For sale by
d. BABcocK sole Agent for California Oregon
and The Sandwich Islands, 10 whom all orders
must be addressed. a liberal discount made tn
wholesale dealers.
u. BABCOCK. Wholesale Druggist, - Davis
street. between Clay and Washington streets.
9.isf eG Agent. Throzghest the Sfnte.
RHODES X DEBNAN, Main ssreei. one door
OF Hunter street, Agent at Stockton.
RicK, CoFFiN & Co. Druggist Maysviife
IL BRuNThR, Tuolume Drug Store, Sonora.
Benz SnURTLEFF, Shasta Drug Store, Shasta.
CHnp & WoRTHEN, Placerville Drug Store,
Placerville.
JUsTiN GArEs JR., Sacramento Cny.
Dr. X w CaRR, DOwnieville.
DR JoHN LARK, Nevada.
DR w II CATLiFF, Yreka.
DR J B WINsToN Los Angeles
WHALEY & MoRsE. San Diego.
GEORGE l. SroRY, Portland, r. sep-29-3m