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No. 546.1
Notice OF the establishment OF three additional
land districts in the State of Iowa.
;he Congress entitled change
boundaries OF the land dcs IN the State of Iowa. and for
March 3D. 1855
additional land districts In sad is hereby declared
pIsrRroru has
established in rnc biek comnty
pisrRIcr sIorx Cry
county
Given under hand the city OF Washington this
day nj October. A. u. 1855.
BY order OF the Presidents
TBOs. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner NJ the General Land Office.
Nov 9-law6w lint. and Star.
OF MARYLAND.
following numbers Of the Maryland Conso
Lotisry, class ~, dawn October %, 1850;
LIT ed "a 9Th eth 9th 10th ih 18th 10Th
"A 6S ~ n "a 10 40 80 Sc 81 IL 80
following numbers OF the Paapsco Insris
Lottery, class No 255 drawn October 81, 1885
st ad Sd 4h 5th 9th Hh 9Th 9th oh lI,h Iarh 18Th
80 81 80 % So 80 10 40 30 20 "A "a 40
lith 18th 10th
% 40
r. X. Brennan,
General Agent for The Contractor, Baltimore.
LEs'L RossRrs, Commissioner.
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INJURED ny ovERFLow--Immense damage has been done
TO the crops in the bottom lands along White river, Hi
nois by the recent overowhe damage the crops and
farms along both forks of the river being computed
100000.
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ALL (W)nGHr.-" babe in house is we-sprng Of
pleasure it is said and if this be true Gov Wright may
be considered among the happest Of men We learn that
his lady has recently presented him with wo Of such well
sprinQs-one boy, the other girl They have been
named we learn the boy KENTUCKY, the girl INDIANA. AL
Nv lRreur- Indiana Sentinel
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Aug 4-dihNo

GOLD PENsA supply Of Bagey's fnest and most perfectly
VI gold and in silver cases. just rece'Vea'
himself and for n maauactory prices -
Aso Mor,ons article differing from any
er made and many which have not been able
hitherto 10 make use OF any metallic pen whatever
Nov rhhNCn n Ino..
DARBECUE.-The Union Association Of Benys dis.rct,
ID Montgomery county, will give barbecue at Coicsve MAY
of November The citzeM OF Nongom
ey The adpnne countless Washington city are cordially nv-
ted attend 10
attend.
NJ tovernoy Lowe Cen Thomas r. Bowie,
J,oa w Maxwell. Daniel Radcliffe
J,s NJ Carlisle Robert Ould
DR.. w. Maguder Edward w. He'll.
Nov I--3t
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FoR TExAs.--Thc Schesische Zeitung, of late date
states that hundred Polish emgrants from Upper
Sesia-men, women, and children-al dressed in their
national costume passed Brcslau their way to Calves
ton, Texas
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HARVEY ~ ADAMS, having purchased Of h. w hceier
III stock Of hardware In the store lately occupied
by them No. Pennsylvania opposite Browns Hue
beg leave respectfully attention of purchasers q their
,ue .eIeccd stock OF soods hope I, bust
ncss and good nil articles in line to merit
~ HARVEY ADAMS.
Nov l-dlm
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NEW EXPLANATION DELuGE.-A scientific cor
respondent Of London journal in abiding to the days
Noah says that what is known "the Flood il prob
able that the poles the earth changed, and sud
den dissolution of the polar ensued which deluged
the equatorial parts Of the EARTH and whemed in rain the
| human race.
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| MrssEsoTA RAuRoAD-Keokuk, Iowa. by vote of ayes
200 noes has subscribed to 100000 stock in the Keo
kuk, Fort des Moines, and Minnesota railroad.
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WlIun II0ow ThYstIf."
An Invaluable Book for % Cents
UErfrv FgaiIv should bnpt Conn.,,

nOon rnpi KS s"iI In less tb'm three months A
OJtJU rev edition revised ami innIoye, iusl Issued
MIX hi, ;rIiE iFTIII:rRi. CMisinins An oiliire
n,iSIn nrnoTass iYestnSn nNi Gins ri eyerv I'M
"IiSssSs rontrsriSI Is SryaI nieTcoIte
~ "sIf siss NJ ~ sewn, eyrrSS Viii svlre Tor iiclr
IsvcnnI tvrtirniHS familiar ,vle y0lrs ali inetiica
rsLncsiliIes' SS cv"I fhWS tha wand olle te caro-
srSIrs TSni lie Sr,M nj Sns twenty traiS successful
liz rSciSIVe,T svHteJ IN lila T,IIe diseases ri
isjISS ~ ~ SSiSsSS ,tswa ~ WV
10 vhcL d aided TefEins for Tho cure of The above
ttS,tc" AMI iTssf},h M Tia cp,hS synmiOns and cne
NV tes"' S ~ RHi~E.o. ~ nt,t,tA, 4; POM Enl
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wa "' 'V''''"'"%' Wv 80
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siIIIv M ia snjbST NJ liz TtiHIrSI Min
% NINA ~ no NJ niSeSSn NJ Tia t;citsI CIrrnS
Snnn oT lien, NJ Ios sionns have came nler M no.
fIc" IN ,YhfI liz Ell las sr,, nsilest II, isSlUri1s ia
SSis| ~ iii L; .Sn," ,Sex lie ,,,irn has csn
b","i Tsr iii trai1,ept NJ SAINT
, SsnS"eSSss or iSSTTsNscDrnt If tic fro.s mo-
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PUG ~ MMWse lunS"ssuN" '""' I'll" '"'esI WV ""F
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Saddlers Hardware.

.t.il4 AND COACH TElNNiNG,
TUT orenedl large assortment ofSaalleTs HARDWARE
D I'D Coach Ttimnipst, Coach ard iAtther VatnIsh,
Buspy oyyk Hubs SrnEes, Fellows Carriage and Tire
ioitS MSilssbe Irons, paItn; and enAneed Leather,
and everything used BY the trade, TO- which inyte The at
ithiinb al M pnhIo. JOHN KNOTR,
~ IA WV Old Stand, 1853 Main 8t.
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MEDICINAL.
The 7Nonpareil Nerve and Bone

The Nonpareil Nerve and Bone
&H'. 3e EMINENT,
PREPARED BY. H,fH, CARR &lCo,, FROM
A PRESCRIPTION FURNISHED BY DIR,
WATSON CARR, OF WHEELING, ,u
6.. LATE OF MORGANToWN.
Ia lsNa tpoG Mttyost principle thtt anyTsmtay Ehteh
SeENit3, 4 t9HslIy tbettslfal II TtnoFtas tnisr-
nal sSttiieNIi 4 beittT Rhteb 10 kttutjpliy
81 4tttlV5td In and FteRliet 70 ne
NONFdREIL LLNi!VENT
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New Savings Bank Store.
NEW FASHIONED LETTERS Ar 4ue OLD POST OPTIC

NEW FASHIONED LETTERS At TllE OLD POST OFFICE!
now receiving and opening an unusually larEe and
J. eeReAl assortment OF lioOiS, Shoes Hats. ll0ReiS,
UmbteaSand 0arpet Sachs al Tie corner OF Market aud
MoaSoS streets WheeHs Va, IN the room trmely oc'
tuped as The Post 0fe aud opposite the h6lue l0Set
very large anil tntiiey nav stock WHICH wasPuTcASeI
for eaeh loR ,he manufacturers q te N9Ith urder iGe
ost favorable cEeumSlGnees aud olEet the 10 The GILL
its Of WheeHS aud vicinity At relted prices, Whole
ale aud Tela aud respectfully solicit share Of PATTON
deem II useIess 10 say much In praise Of my Sotk u
miSake not, The PtoPle Of wheeling ae mol so easy
hhIbpgetd BY advertising pusj sueeI 10 have any
VARIETY Of meats youths and b0Js R0otsand Shoes MIR
TOT sk, oleski wool. leshoIn, brush and Almw hats,
And FOR ladies every variety elsk lawn straw aud hLad
b0ntetS Ot The most recent fashions and styles, AlsU
SoeS slippers and Caters, BOTH for ladies, misses and
children, 81 The nost fashionable style, make and quality
a-tatl and sec for yourselves,
tleltl, Would respectfully tnYte country merchants 70
eal nd SEQ me-, or tend nc their orders wv duplicate
Ans u. II. WATSON.
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTlCE,

M ASSIUNhE0 NUTIOHI :
q ihteon ID. Woodrow having, on The iith day OF
= drill, 1854, by rroret deed conveyed " trnst 10 re
oTs al 81 bis real aud personal property aud ehOses ae
font ali peftohS In any vito Indebted 10 said woodrow
ate tequitea 10 maize lnsdlae payment 10 me, and a
petsos having claims ssnst said HoodTow ere teqY!IfS
f months 10 de ther claims With The proper relate ac
sotdns 10 he terms OF said deed, With une signed
SsiS (iE0. ", SIGHTS, !isslgife.
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AFFLICTED READll
l. years SSoby lr. HliHttiH, corner Third aud Union
sis. between SiIute aud Fine, philadelphia, Pa.
lNVALlDS
Are spplised that Dr. KiNKEL!N confines his practice
10 particular bIaleh Of medicine, which engages his
undivided attention. lie cautious I'VE unfortunate
asanM the abuse Of Rertu!yi thousands arc Annually
MeTeurlalcd Ou Of life. Recent affections a'epOnplIy
TWENTY YEARS or EXPERIENCE
In The treatment OF aClaAS OF diseases hltlett0 neglected
and imreI fectly understood has enabled III. hiNKE-
LIN, (dHikor Of KoJk on SelITtttIrdIioA, 10 rt0vc
HAT nine enlls Of tN causeS Of nervous SehiIty lgcal
and constitutional weakIess iclal aud physical suffer-
ing arc IlLeabe 10 certain habits, ionihg lr most &c.
eIelyet deadly AMI fatal sPsnSs Of domestic misery aud
''''" FAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
There Is an evil habit sometimes hdUged Ia b. boys IN
solitude, often growI;g " with them TO 8lanlOVd, aLi
S % S.ses les 10 s' Uaac sps s; Su gives ss
SORES Of pIOtactcd, nS OuS, aud devastating alice
iOMs. Few OF Hose WHO give way ~ this perntiols
ntaCceaTe awale Of The consequences, until they lind Tue
nervous systems shattered, feel strange AID unaeeolEla
bic feelings, aud vague IeaIl IN tie mhd.
The unfortunate thus afflicted becomes feeble, s una
bic 10 labor with accustomed igor, or ~ Apply his nj
10 siSdyl Ills ste Is laidy and weak, 10 Is dull lresO
Lutte, aud erga M his sport with less energy than USUAL
lille enlsGcpates himself before the pI1cIee has done
full and sseSe tells him that this Is caused By his eAIy
OlileS Tt6t Srt eoAtdtrGiioW Khtck thSRa dtttH Ms
etitHiioM Of Aott siEilayly silKattd,
MARRIAGE.
Reaul cS lie TuIlReNt Of several conditions, IN order
that Il may he really Tho cause or mutual hSplntSs
Gould Tile vel which nov coyciS tie origin 81 domestic
wietcLedneSs be IalScdt GNh It's te S9uce every t
tiaI &c seO1ed-In low nlamy could II 10 Traced 10 phys
ca LisquaGtalOhS aud their ailenla disappointment
Apply Ilel, while set III tine, III order 10 have your u
StuLs and ieaXed Organization Iebaeed, EeSvied s'
strengthened. -
REMEMBEts,
liz who nIaceS hD&e under Ijr KinkelinS treatment
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Planished Tin Ware,
UST oFeRed AN assortnent OspleRlh ranshed Ware,
ter Stewers Vegetable dishes, lle Covers, TearOt, Egs
coolers, Stomach warmers, anil painted Toilet SeS'l
beauiaTtce' We respectfully solicit The attention oil
tic public 10 our varied and beautiful assortment ofilouse
and Steam loaL furnishing goods
ft0HBS, BARNES & co,
NOES, Monroe II, near tile Post 0nlCe,
n0yiO Wheeling, Va
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ARE Yon SnrrnRtNa

" APp Won gTITpuRTNN
,Se AtNn W p t.st ~, n,n..u
HneuH sE aote ,s Sto,AIx ~ ~
nIt ~ Ul t9si Az IIIotssIf WA.son my
ea;i q siae, ~ Cas
.,on SIln
or Gys "a ae as t.S ~ ae
InlnlGm CNoS, t1Me baek, otet y
q race eaLns 2iu'SSs. shans, A ~
Eoaeeos g .ae eiesess 81 Su9 w Itsnts
SSsgnal Shnees, teSt ~ S'0i
sores EeSeL % any saat uI&eaSe' you nay 'eS'
asGied thai ~ NY q, 9It!ste 10y hGSe ,,,,r,,
,SoVEhEluN hhMhDft a.,
which mol only removes pain almost nstantaeousy, but
peIetTatts 10 the seat Of aud entirely
EilADlCATRS TIE DISEASE.
Some will usb Al lie idea OF any composition curing
SsaIeS lISlrI iuneio s In ~ ne ait Hiss nom similar
eaStes In nTopoSton wI ,esIH less extTayScan but
were Il len Dimes 50 1tir riCTs which stare Us ii the
a.. vnI isrss iS IA q ne merits, far
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lI0lns, Seninbl weakness, aTA vll 0lhef
nisOR pERS or THE URINARY ORGANS.
TINAe invaluable preparations have now been before The
public for the past ye years. and have become 60 well 9n
ayorRhy known that they do not equlle any very elabo
rAte aise. 1leY were Invented BY ole Of Tue fest al
most tct brAtel yeneTral phySleaHs ~ atS, and ste
theiT Introduction Into tle United States have clc:tc
more cures hOih OF recent cases AMI those OF long SA-
lug, than any oeT medicines Of the kind, ever offered TO
Tho public In the treatment or GoHeTToea and Glct al
80 ueorrhet4 OF lIhit lin enaleS) Hey have never
heen e9nae having cured HanE cases OF from eight
yeat4 standing, and lie Proprietor nN tartdHt them 10
cute nine cases out OF ten, taking them OH an average
They contain no mercury or eli, olheE nlnealsuhstaee,
Is large majority Of the nIerStatlols now y use 40 h'
IN The contrary, ave entirely Vegetable IN theE nature,
hd will do no Injury IN tho most delicate tensile. ThoSc
who are afflicted cannot DO better than 10 Try them, and
they will recommend themselves.
They are Put UP IN hotties, with full directions ACCOM-
Payig them, Tho ANtll0ie al 81, AMI The li0n at 80 cts
Ie bottle Que hottie lasts ten days. Many have been
entirely cured IN two or thee days,
Invented b. 81 ~ Idly, Physician Of The Paris l0sPi-
tails, ard PREPARED from The olSHl recipes, and sold al
"'0'SS' Dd iit 'S'' ( Co., GRsEaAL AaRsr.,
for Tho United States and Canada, 10 whom orders must
% SfSfI tpo, iSs BOadwsy, corner Grand sI New
Sold In Wheeling whoestle and Iebll BY
/. II, PATTERSON & Co,
No. 10 Monroe ST.
piitshurv. EtRUtNG & NlIOTuEHS. M. GD Wood
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Mammoth Hat Store.

"| Fan FaHhion iof Ib5F'
z AVERY has on hand. and Is receiving. one Of Tho
., largest aud beat ttoeks Of Hats and Caps that has
uhetutns every Ltserirtoa Of bat and cap now ~ use
from The veTr beat material and workmanship, aud sod
d pfiees that ctnnot tall TO pleAte,
aRl also receiving la 60 importaonS Of RssicTn man.
utlured lfAl4 aud Ears, which will be sold low Also
large aStofeht Of 6hlldtens Fancy Hats aN Ctpsand
Ladies' Riding hats carpet bags and umbrellas, all Of
/, Il. Gliss Fids 10 order bp The shottst notice.
MS !, h tS,AYkRY, Nos IiS aud 49, MAtn q,
sens Wheeling, Va,
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From n, FaireoNt ts.) Rpauieau.

From tie FairmoUt te.) RspableaN.
an iNyALvAELx MInlClNE. IL Is but seldom we find
among the many remedies offered 10 tie public Tor tho cure
Oi ditcaSe, ono sc consent TO commend or wnse SiT'
tues We are able to discovers AMI have always seduonsy
avoided giving uteiaico tOanythns that might lead any
one ~ suppose that we plae any faith IN lleiF peiel
slont. Hut With leeretc to remedy nalu aGtule y
this place, aud which has become familiar 10 the public
as household words, We speak nom knowledge Of lls In
rinsIc eHceectet It's adaptation 10 many d lLe s o.
Il Q, aud lie security will which Il may be used. We
Sltak OF tie NOnpasll Selveaud Hone lnimen, preMr
I'd By u. u. Carr & Co.. from prescription Furnished By
Ir Watson Carr, late Of MUg0niOwM, aud NOW Of Wheel
ng ono Of lilo most eminent PhysIcIaS IN Virginia. This
liment is based uPOnlhs broad principle thai any ree
dy which wil relieve external nai, will property COM
p0uMe be equally ecaelous In Iemoyrs Internal aec.
lions, Prleile tIai has eCn btcCtsafvlIY lerclOled
Il Is simply tho OSIng OF SClehCe, htE mild and SlIl
Pie IN It's action, s yet revealing III lis effects rover
more IucEedibtc, reaching the Ust hidden sews OF man
and beaslaud set heinS toxoNs 10 tho weakest infant
II Is als0 hY TAI lie ctSB't LbEoMl III lilo market being
put up III C0teS twice as Large az tho majority Hrh unc'
ONfth larger than tie largest, besides being more tanlUur
times strong. We commend II " lhoSe IN want VI
safe anil COTt hln remedy,
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-02

SToRY ABOUT CALIFoRNIANs-RoNavc IN
REAL LIFg.-Ne iud the following in an Eng
lish paper;
wedding has taken place this week under
somewhat romantic circumstances, realizing the
old adage that = truth is strange, stranger than
hction.' 1t appears far as the facts have
come 10 our knowledge, that sister OF Mrs
N, who resides at Montpelier, some Two or
three years since married mechanic, the lady
herself being IN somewhat straishtened circum-
stance They emgra.ed to California soon af-
terwatds, WI h a view OF betterug their fortunes,
but prior TO this. a memorial to take with
her, she had the likeness OF an unmarried sister
OF Mrs. N taken, and this likeness was hur 9
IN a conspicuous part of the house in which III ey
resided III California. This unmarried sisi, r we
premise, is possessed of considerable ersonal
attractions, and her portrait attracted the atten
ton OF a rich specuator of that district who hap
pened to pay visit at the house. He was 81
once enraptured with the image OF the fair un-
known, aud with true California excitement ex-
claimed "By Jove, III marry that girl if she
is TO be found in the world" He was iold where
she resided and he sent note, enclosing pres
ent OF I 10, and subsequently, posted another let
ter, addressed TO Mrs. N, containing a SINH
lar present These gifts proved very acceptable,
although, of course. the donor was quite un-
known. few weeks since, however, IA knock
was heard at the door, and, the young lady
going 10 open Ii, good looking bronzed feat
ured gentleman rushed into The house and gave
her chaste salute, excaiming, ",hat he had
come from The ether end OF the world to find
her. at the same time pulling out the like
ness which at first led him TO seek This OBJ
Ject OF attraction. AS the novelsts say, the
sequel may be easily imagined, and this week
the nuptal knot was tied. The wedding was
very gay one, it attracted considerable notice in
the nelghborhood. and it was The unanimous
opinion that the lady was well worthy the good
fortune she had met with, and that the gentle
man possessed in her treasure worth more than
houses or lands.
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-02
feet of Musfc.

The following bit of high criticism is from a
Detroit paper:
A crowd was pouring into Firemen's Hall,
And followed. An immense crowd was there.
A iistenln' to- feller as was playin' on MUSCLE
Cupboard, which gave forth dusett sounds
listened. 1t was Sirakorse. He went in on
Tropicle fruits generally not to mention lemons.
Then come the Assouta and her sister and sung
''Vedrai Carmo," or the Canine Vidder-a fe-
male
Dog as had lost ber husband and then an in
Terlnsson, which was the best performance to
Look at the wimmin in. The dresses of
The Assoutas was surprisin' sie in
Consequence of their dresses not coming ND low
Enough on their shoulders. Old Bull, with
Better close on than he ever had before,
Came out and plade. His hair was combed good
And his music was concorde. lThats French
for Do
1t asain'') and he done it. Then the short
wasted
Dresses on top sung sgain--and then large
collier
With Srakorse inside Of it, attack d the cupboard
And tried to brake the stopples on the bottom
With his iut-and then old Bull
Cum out and done the Canal of venice-w,h-
Out The drivers. which was the end of the per-
Formance. and the awjience retired, wanting
To get their dollars back aein.
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-02
POLLARD & MASON,S
Anti Malaria Pills.

A SURE AND SAFE CURE FOR REMIT
N tent and Intermittent Fevers, and also a
most effectual cure for all The secondary dis
eases accompanying these fevers, such as Liver
Complaint, Neuralgia. ndigestion, and Enlarse-
ment of the Spleen, or Ague Cake. For inter
mttent Fever, or Fever and Ague, these pills
are undoubtedly the most efectual and safe rem
edy in the kpown world They may be taken
at any stage OF the disease. as well in the cold
stage as III the hot These pills not only stop
the Chills and Fever, bat 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 a
superiority over every other remedy which has
been offered to the public. There is paper
round each box, under the label, containing a
short history of the causes of the fevers of this
country, and the effects and operation of the
remedy which we propose. These pills are
made and put up in the city of Marysville Yuba
county, Cal.
Depot and ofice-D street, second door south
of the United States Hotel
~ For sale IN Shasta by Dr. Benz Shurtleff,
agent for Shasta County.
July 18th, 1854. iy15if
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-02
.He Came Too Late.n

He came too late The toast had dried
Before the fire too long;
The cakes were scorched upon the side,
And everything was wrong
She scorned 10 wait all night for one
Who fingered on his way,
And SO she took her lea aIoue,
Aud cleared the things away.
He came too late AT once he felt
The supper hour was Ger,
Indifference iii her calm smile dwell
She closed The pautry door
The table cloth hath passed away
No dishes could he see.
She met him, and her words were gay
She never spoke OF tea
He came too late The subtle cords
OF patience were unbound
Not by offence of spoken words.
But by the sights that wound.
She knew he could say nothing now
That could the past repay;
She bade him 90 and milk the cow,
And coldiy turned away.
He came too late The fragrant steam
OF tea had long since flown,
The flies had fallen in the cream,
The bread was cold as stone.
And when. with word and smile he tried
His hungry state to prove.
She nerved her heart with woman pride,
And never deigned to move.
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-02
TOBACCO.

virgsnis Mapufactnred--Tob obacco Agency.
GREEN, heath & ALLEN, corner WASH
~ ngton aud Battery streets. San Francisco,
would inform The trade of California and Ore
gon, that they have established house in This
city for the sale of VIRGINIA MANUFAC-
TURED TOBACCO. which they are receiving
direct from, and selling directly on account OF.
the manufacturers; consequently, they Can sell
at prices that must be satisfactory. The invoice
vaue nf our present stock is considerably over
$500 ,000, comprising an assortment as to style
aud quality greatly superior to anything ever Of
fered on The Pacific coast, and equal 10 that oi
any house in the Atlantic States. Among the
brands are the following:
Crumpiun' Fonr Aces do Sow. of the Seas
Crumpton's Bride of the Pacific. do. Medal
Halsey's Four As; Boyd's Gold Leai
Thomas Club House; do. Anna bishop;
Sanders Harry of the West;
Fersnson's Star OF the West;
Miller & Crenshaw's Bluff City:
Registers Cantelope;
Dickenson's Ocean and Witches Eve;
Crosby & Wootten's Metropolitan.
Also, Smoking and Leaf Tobacco. ard 20O
packages ordinary brands. myl9-3m
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-02
POAE TAX.


Each male inhabiant of this State, overtwen-
ty-one years OF age. and under fifty years of age,
and not by law exempt from poll tax, shall pay
poll tax of three dollars for the use of the State
and County; pro0ided he pay the same to the
Assessor between the first Monday in March and
the first Monday in October, in each year; and
IN defanlt of paying the same to the Assessor
within the time specified, each such inhabtant
shall pay poll tax o; four dollars, the collection
of which shall be enforced by the Assessor,
whether the name of snch inhabtant shall he
listed or not; and to enforce the collection of the
same, the Assessor may seize SO much of any
and every species of property in possession of
the person refusing to pay. as will be sufficient TO
pay such poll tax, with the costs of seizure and
sale, and may sell the same by giving one hour
verbale notice previous to such sale
w. s. HUGHES,
County Assessor of Shasta Co
May II, 1855. myl2-tf