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CrscrsxArs, Feb 2sThe steamer Bacon, rom ST. Louis
for New Orleans, sonk Sunday the function 81 The
0ho ard Miisaippi v;rss Boss and cargo total loss
This akss erstclss Louis steamboats, thai have
been sunk within week. causing lose q sseeeoo
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OPTICAL.


Tsxssusx nG4srsxsr,
gxsaxry a I.A.
Nes brsesy gwen q fess~sns a~-b.e
stAIos sepsTmess ss~par.a pus-
-a4-s any l.s
gornous % slstsss
q lo0 ps, IN sbe ard
uonea . wiis
In ease q ~ain
preferences ~tH be order %
nay % o1es-d II. duty ssrn-x
STATES ~ DC pnFues
- transmitted department. r~css ~sas.o
pnee vii BE Fasa p~sarx.~s.
l. rhs vaae, sp-ciaea
a. premium Of
1uiy, 1896 rrd~nmnsie Sos.ssr ~
stock 81 ns
e~Abe t.sa, o. 10 sh~
BY DE n ~ 1854 Net
DeceAbsr 1851 and 3h
and ssork VI 81
aecmab3c s Of D~o-s
Indemnify sper cent
3 of iss sI.nusr
II rrvss~ ass
es seaa~y o~Hr Ass
IN naatsion.
Payments rrr-.arr ~
me UHed sslrs, shs sx~
Phtladepbis-
But eendcare x4 be of
snae shall not BE- actually before
said lst day u March
JAMES GUTHRIE
Secretary q the Trsnssy.
Jan 4-dtnar IB
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TnrSrox, IN. I'D Feb 2s.fbs prehibitory liquor bill
defeated In the yesterday by o. To-
The bxnk bills all ardsred third reading tn.
house to-day.
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LOG AL N K w g.

THE MERcHASrs ExcHAxsE or WssHIseros.--At
meeting Of the Merchants Exchange Association held
city Wednesday evening last the following officers
elected for the ensuing year
s. Bacon, president j. b. Dodson, vice president job
r. Ellis, secretary WIN. Wall, treasurer.
Directors-John Cagett, Walter Harper, Vim. NJ. Sims
ter George Burns, b. r. MorseEl s. r. Franklin C. W
Havener r A Tucker, Hudson Taylor, C. W. Boteer .
Edward Han, J. c. Mcclure.
The association have secured temporary quarters tn ia
building the southwest Of Pennsylvania avenue an
Eleventh street
CHrRcR DEnrcArToSs ro-nAy.--The Sixth Presbyterin
Church Of Washington, Con Sixth street. Maryaa
avenue under the pastoral charge Of the Rev Mason No
ble will be dedicated this morungRew Mr. Sunderland
ng in the exercises appropriate for the Feiche
Chapel methodist Episcopa) the Of New Yor
and Fourth street. win also be dedicated this
ing Rev Mr. DASHED wiz preach in the morning, Rev
Mr. Brooke in the afternoon and Rev Mr. Israel in tn
evening.
L.sr poprs ror Inc Union-
Suggested rsaalns n Of caarixa an Fsmlsy
respectfully inscribed 20 Aa s~rsarsd parraA4
nj L pussrx
ray Of Hsh, has from your hearth stone faded
A severed 81 affections Tyre;
your charmed circle !
On hopes best arar Death has quencnea the srs.
But he s-ns where pain
The farure pathway Of his soul dim
and love o rainbow tinis crr sorro~,
But fmirer than peers pen could hnn
No spring time the summers freshness,
Shall MIN forth with and hghtscm- tread
No more hls we'd r.iasie,
Or for your bses~ns his fau young head
he will from has dr-amless s3umaeV,
Where ye have laid him softly down rest;
The gentle winds viii sigh above his pillow,
And sprtng's blossoms cluster Ger his hrsa<i.
length 81 years the lovely usage
OF TIM, young boy your parcntai hearts
but hailows every joy sorrow,
And o memory hoier love nBpars
know drops your eyes viii xsrief,
And painful hear, qaser, qalve an each hsae,
nsn by hreside you his place vacant,
Or pronounced his amiiar
Yhs faire.t o csrthS truils nssrg gathered.
The blossoms wither FIRST away,
The brightest . on by e'efsasdo~aa,
And night ,he &ay.
But beyond gloom Of poaxh's still valley
renlIs or glory, Ear from earth above,
be kspa ms,nrea youfh beauty
at soUi's best bere and love.
And though darn shadows enclose your pathway,
A brilliant ray aHid their gloom Appears
n softly fulsi n beauty DER your spdnts,
And leaves q halo amd your
Your eentie he's for exrthAs enid srgton,
Has spread p,ncns Cor q brighter sphere,
Then, % look Hsarenwmd where his regal beauty
shail be antsrnashed through the eraseess years
w.sHIsorox cIrr ID. Co Feb. 10, lass
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GsDsdteAtton-rhn Pr~ssssrrsan church near sna
euFDef o. Maryland and en
worship Of sao S.shsth- instant.
The esacsioa srnoa VII h~ ps~srh-d he Rev
son Noeis al ~ Rev ~ Sunderland ~sl psench 3S
Thefe VIII be rr-schtnE ai-o .. n.
The puhie 2sDsralg invited
be RAINY day, me aetscauon VIII ne po-ppn~a
JpHN KNtsHr,
THUS.s utyTssN.
W.. THfsNr-JN,
Feb Mn BnAdsg
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cslcso0 Fsb. 2s.h has been showing AZ Intervals Ia
ring d.y. The Gaena Illinois Central and Chicago snd
Mississippi railroads Al @gain badly obstructed.
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LAST norEs

veadag <c1sh of CAarlxs Hiar
respectfully inscribed 20 Asx teyearsd parrnx
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= Eaalss's InpaoyEo aun1I.Aa- pnooY

EaaIss's IneRosEo ackGLAR-Psoos
~ drills hs1lss br
s.rrn- yahac u
HrtropGitsa MechaHlcs
fhIs pFincpe MONEY
chests aad terstax~ Yrsaf po-
applied be rendered yrrf-cis nr~
sft.A- e. Her, NC,
PMirnfee Nanaf-currr,
FfrZHEGH CUYLE,
Agent, slros z~npxton.
Feb Adv"
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RKFlEoTs oosuEKxED--T The ALLOWING from
the Boston Ailas viii Be read with interest.
The clergyman 81 this city who received donAtion u
Cd 00O few DAYS since Rev DR. GAnnett Of the Fed
srnl-Eree chErci The Late Edward Renoaf esq q this
t5y who had hesn ssiendanf DR. Gannetis church
rad expressed his intention in the presence 81 ms I'd
wara A Ran0uf a Episcopal clergyman 70 bequeath
81 oOe pr Gannes bad neglected to insert The be-
quest IN his will Immediaiely after hs fathers death
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REVIVAL great revival Of religion ID progressing in
the Methodist Church Of jacksonville Florida. The num-
Der OF members received probation into the church is
stated TO be about sixty whites and twenty blacks
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SUNDAY LIQUOR PEEssTLyANA4--The bin pro-
hbting the selling of liquor Sunday has passed both
houses Of the Legislature Of Pennsylvania ard win
doubt receive the governors signature II viii go into
effect on the first Of April
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CAR 6oLp.-On the eth inst filed with
bags Of gold transported from the United States As
ssiant Treasures Office 10 the banking house Of Page
Bacon ST. Louis who resumed payment on Monday
last The gold the cash for S56oooo draft from New
York.
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RRsET AsAs--The New FORK Journal Of Com
erce gives The following encouraging picture Of the bust
ness prospects Of the present year
The letters hy the Baltic have cheerful tone
than the Published Several Of the Trading Lon
don bankers write that In their opinion commercial affair
viii show improvement which vii continue through
cut the summer and autumn in spite 81 the Th'
mai hriHgs liberal orders for american securities and
the English funds maintain remarkable buoysncy, con
derng TIE state of political affairs We notice that afg
orders have received from The continent and pare
ulary from France for various articles " foreign ans
domestic produce the latter viii be readily Sled but to-
former cannot be conveniently owing 70 ths absence .
French yesselkN
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Orr AT LAsT.-The famous cipper-ship Great Republic
sailed from New York for Liverpool on Friday last
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-15

EXCESS OF FiNERY.-A correspondent of Lif
MRs rated, writing from The " est, thus describe.
prairie dainsc IN full rig. Some of our Gil,
Indies are as vulgar III Their style of dress
SAW Que of these fair prairie dams-ls to-da,
IN tall uniform. all ready for shopping visit
She hi! taught >chonl at two dollars a week
long enough To provide herself with n cumplei.
assortment OF The tnery most in vogue here; /;
and ali she had she wore. She wasa wnn,irous
Spectacle. Wherever an ornament cou Il be-
put she had one. Ear rings breast pins, brace
lets. f"nnces; large lncket hansin. in fnil
view from her neck: around her neck two
strings oi mock pearls; gold watch aud chnin:
silver mounted fan; parasol; very large
SILVER mounted rurtt-monuie; bonnet lost in
ariIhclal flowers; dress that showed all the.
co.ors Of the rainbow, and all the ingenious dis
hsuraiIous oi the last six fashions. gazed a, the
pnor giri with boundieSs astonishmeut. but her
attire seemed IN be recognized as quite the reg
ular thing She WAS pretty girl, too, aud
wonld have bee quite credit TO the pruirirs,
II She had been mure simply got up. Perhaps,
however She took hint for her costume iron,
HE pralries themselves, which are gorgeous will,
q thousand shn~y flowers of every hue
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-15

SELF ToRMrsr.-As the following whimsical
anecdote, which has been recently revived, is
somewhat sstiricsl we give it an assertion.
A lady visiting her kitchen found her servant
girl sobbing violently aud the oven. which had
been heated was nearly cold. gsE teBS
why Betty, what is the matter with you ~
o. marin, had just got the oven hicely hot, :
well did you burn Yourself whit"
. No marm, but just happened to think'''
"Well, we'll, Betty, tell me what you did
think"
:. That if I shonld ever get married."
"You would not cry at that certainly"
''And should have dear little child"
"Well, proceed. Betty proceed"
And i, should just go alone. aud r.
"You would be pleased TO see it, no doubt"
Should get the oven hot, aud should leave
it,"
So you have left it now but no harm I"
And the baby should crawl in, bo.oo-ooo,
'ne dear little thing would burn to death, 90.
hoo
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-15

OH laoSsiDes The u. s. Frigate Con.
sutuiion. or Old lronsides," as she is generally
Called lately arrived al Portsmouth, after three
years cruise on the African Coast. This favor
lie vessel was launched al Bottom on the olst of
October, 1877, and sailed on her first cruise on
the 22d of July following. She performed val
val&ble service in our operations against the
DsToary Coast whittier she was dispatched in
1903 III the late war with England she gained
three signal naval victories over the enc N.Y. cap
turing the Guerrie, The Java, and the Cyant aud
Levani,-the last two having attacked her
Jointly. She escaped with marvellously small
damnse herself. She was virtually rebuilt dur
ing The administration ot Gen. Jackson aud still
noa's Tie prlde OF our navy.-4slerandris Senti
ael.
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-15

A MYSTERY ExPLAINED.-it Will be remenl-
bered that there was something mysterious iii
the death of Marshall st. Arnaud, in the Crimea.
Ii has just leaked out that he. fought duel abou,
four months before startnsf the war, with
Col Conbrol. and was wounded ia the right
side. from The effects of which he died. s.. Ar
maud, Immediately after Receiving his wound
plunged his sword through c.. Who after en,ler-
going an operation III Paris. was Obliged To pro-
cerd To Brussels. where he died from his wound.
The cause OF the dispute was an insult given 10
Madame st. Arnand by Conbroll. at ball in
Paris. The affair was very secrei. no one but
the seconds being present -Religious Herald.
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-15
II The body of Jaques Balmat. the cer.hr

Es The body OF Jaques Balmat, the celebra.
ted guide at Chamouni. who was lost in the as.
cent OF Mont Blanc about twenty years ago
while acting guide 10 some travellers WAS
recently found in the broken up ice which
forms the arch OF Aveyron. Tuthe astonisl,rneu,
OF persons passing that way, the body OF a man
was discovered, The upper portion being sill
buried III the frozen tomb. a number OF nsr.
sons were promptly summoned to iiiatput. and
afler cautious efforts with pickaxes ami other
Instruments, they succeeded in tlisengasinn HE
remains ot the old and popular guide. Jaaues
Balmat. IN state of the niust perfect presctva
ton.
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-15

WAIT TILL YoU RE AsXED.-The fOnng luslics
Of the Illinois Iuatilute at Wheaton, Du Page
county, recen y passed The following rcsulu-
ton unanimously:
ReSol0ed That we, young ladies' Of the Hi
nols Institute, pieds ourselves not to keep COM
pany with. or joia IL The sacred Lands of malri-
mony with any young gentleman who is MOI
III favor Of the MAine liquor law, some oi!ier
prohibiory law.
The n. y Commercial commenting on the
above, says:
1t has generally been the custom for ladies' to
. noa 'liA they're asked," especially young ladies
still al school
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-15
Ready Made Clothing Warehouse.
WILLIAM G.. BADGER,
No. SO Battery street, San Franci!

No. SO Battery street, San FRANCISCO,
IMPORTER OF READY MADE CLOTHING
Z and Furnishing Goods Also, every variety
Of Hats, Boots and Brogans. l would invite
country merchants visiting San Francisco to call
and examine my large stock of Clothing. &c.
have on hand and constantly arriving, the
largest assortment of every variety and style of
Clothing OF any house III the Stale. My stock
amounts to over two hundred thousand dollars
The goods manufactured under my own
supervision are made from the best material
and in the most durable manner Persons bny-
ing my clothing will find large and saleabe
sizes.
Persons may rely upon finding every article
they wish in my stock. My prices will be as
low, if not lower, than they eau be found else
where i'll the market | guarantee each article
| sell.
Please call and examine my stock. ie16-3m
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-15

- Shaking of hands is the accepted manner
"f perorming = how-de-do, glad TO see you;"
hut the manner OF doing This varies mnch.
That with some people we have = great sfakes."
md with others : noshakes AT all.' Politicians,
1t they are Running for office. have the art Of
very Impressive shake tor subscriber paying
:" III advance" la shaking hali,is ladies are
generally passive, for the least pressure from
their lille hugers means volumes not Included
In the fnraial aud familiar ceremony. We have
been told, by those posted up" i'll such mai
ters, that the telling and eloquent shake of the
hand. that eclipses all others. comes from prin-
clpal in duel when his second announces 10
HIM that the atiair amicably arrauged'"-
1t wonld be impossible /" give all the varied ex
preston ttat charac,erlzes the act Of shaking
hands: bat there are Il few tliai can be desi2na.
ted, which, like primitive co'ors, form the
groundwork ut every varying shade.
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-15
TAILORING.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
2 8 HE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
'liidas tie name OF Berry. Wilson &, Co.. for
illt Iarpf'se u carrying on The butrliering and
'iit'at t'sls.usss in the town Of Shasta has bv
ai'i'''ai consent OF the parties. been this day
dlss".ved he undersigned, late members Of
sa'd frnl. will continue HE busineess at fi,e old
stand under tie name. firm and style of Wilson
< Dewitt. Fl. C. WILSON,
J. NJ. DEWITT.
Shasta. Aue. ls 1855. enl8-3t
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-15
VALARD & MASON,s
Anti Malaria Dill.


A SURE AND SAFE CURE FOP pru,r
L = tent and intermittent Feyers. and a..
most effectual cure for all the seconJ.rn J;s
eases accompanying these fevers, such a. ;va~
Complaint, Neuralg ia, Indigestion. and Eni.r."
ment OF the Spleen, or Agne Cake. For ;n,sr
mitfent Fever. or Fever and Agne, these n;Ii.
are undoubtedly the most etfectnal and .ats pn'
edy IN the krown world. They NAV he ,aL.,,
at any stage of the disease, as well n ~. NJ.
stage ,!,, as IN the hot These pills not only stor
the Chllis and Fever, but they remove from, r ,Ie
system all secondary afctions which rar,o;. ..;a
after the use OF other remedies to reprodnes
the disease again. In this respect we claim =
superiority over every other remedy which b,s
Oeen offered to the public. There is y nana.
round each box. under the label. con,.;n;..p
short history of the causes of the fevsrs as
country. I'D the effects and operation of 'Is ,hs
remedy winch we propose These pills ara
lnaae anG put up in he city of Marysvilie. Ynhs
g Depo. -, and otfce-D st:ec,, second door ,on,b
- tos sale IN Shasta by Dr.. Ben; sbnr,I.@
agent tor Shasta County. oA1'' ''e"'
July 18th, 1854 80.
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-15
PACIFIC OIL AND CAMPHENR
WORKS,
OHce 70, Front Street,

Nanutactory, Taylor Street, North Beach, Sas
raacisco
TNHE PROPRIETOR of this Pioneer Establish.
Il ment on the Pacific Coast grateful for pas,
favors respectfully announces the removal of his
Office and Works above, where he hopes. by
the introduction of all the recent valuable i'm.
provements. and the increased facilities which
his new and extensive Works afford, in the man.
nfactnre OF Oils and Camphene, to be enabled
10 supply his customers with a quality of Oil
and Camphene that will guarantee continuance
OF the liberal patronage heretofore extended 10
him.
He will, at all times, have on hand large
stock of superior Sperm, Polar Elephant. Black
Fish, Tanners, Meats Foot, Machinery and Lard
OIL. warranted equal TO any nanufactured in the
Atlantic States.
He has, connected with his estab hment.
department for the manufacture of Lard Oil and
has no hesitation i'll saying that he turns ont an
article superior to any imported into the coun.
try.
His facilities for the manufacture of Cam.
phene are inferior to none in the State. and will
at all times, enable him to keep on hand a fresh
supply. WIM. BAILEY.
San Francisco, July IA, 1855. jyl4-3m
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-15

HIGHLY SPIcED.-The New York Herol1 ra.
Gently contained an article on " Flog.ins Grim,
inals.' whereupon the Tribune observes, ,I,a,
ior once that pnper treats Of subject that fully
understands-is editor having been nine tunes
publicly horsewhipped.
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-15

OLD MAIDS AND FIRE EsGfsEs.-Sepe crusry
rusty. fusty, lusty, musiy, dusty. SEasry cur
mudgeon OF man. gave the folls Sltpast a
celebration: Our fire engins - the,
be like our old maids-ever raauy, neye
wanted
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-15

q The prlnter's devii's first attempt at poe
try reads ihus:-
The gleain of her eye was bright,
The gleam OF her gold was brighter;
The first was beautiful sight,
The second was IA beautiful sisht-er.
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-15

" The Sauia sB .runra Ga-rHe says: The
helds OF tobacco n ti.u vicinity ol San buena-
ventura are. Ne tihA, superior Ia Anything That
can lac produced iii Caii..nia. VI heat barley.
ana indian eoiI grew .;iAuTIan;ly. and the wed
OF Tue present stas0n ezceeds ;ha, ui any pre-
Slous year"
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-15
LEA lady and a gentleman disnnt;na ,;Dob

% lady and gentleman disputiug upon
subject. The lady testify remarked:
Sir. we cannot agree in anything"
You are wrong, madam, said he. IF you
should GO into room in which there were two
beds, woman in one and in the other,
with whom would you sleep?"
with the lady OF course" replied She
.. So roMkA L The gen,emnm repliea
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-15

State of California; county of Shasta, ss.
Justices Couft, Cottonwood township.
]. C. Bradley. w. L. Bradley. J. F. Bradley
and George Sherman VS.. Henderson Mackley.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that cause OF
action exists against the above named defendant.
aud that there is good cause To believe that said
defendant has left this State. hereby order that
summons in this action be served ON said defen-
dant by the publication thereof, once a week
for three months. in the newspaper printed aud
published in said county. called The Shasta Cour-
ier. "A. II. STOUT, j. r.,
for said township and county.
June 16. 1855. 3m
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-15

"a Mother" said Gemima Spry Ia her ven.
erahle maternal relative, Sam Flint wants IN
come couriing me toni ght."
Well. yon jade. what did you tell him -
Oh. told him he mi sht come. | want to
see hor The taal ronid nrk!
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-15

Nor BAD GUEss.-During anniversary time
in New York, boy asked his coml,a,.on what
was 'he reason Tor so many Ministers meeting
together every year, The niher confidently al,
swered, TO exchange SERMONS. to be snr,..u
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-15

B Elder Pratt. writing TO The Dsseret Nees
from San francisco, says OF us: '.Want OF money,
want OF employ, want of market, and ever,
kind OF trouble seemsio prevail here. Every.
'hlng IS oxcrdone, even pEvilraY Hself"
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-15
n h,l,;e 1aiuiv babie Bell,

o ballie dainty babie Bell!
How fair she grew from day TO day.
What wonan mature filled her eyes,
What poetry within them lay
Those deep aud tender twilight eyes,
So fail of meaning pure, and bright
AS il she yet stood IN The light
OF lhose opened gates ul Paradise.
And Wi loved babie more aud more:
o never in our hearts before
Such holy love was born;
We felt we had link between
This real world and that unseen
The laud of ,lralhless morn.
And for tie love Of those dear eyes,
For love of her whom God led forth
The s.other's being ceased on earth
When babie came from Paradise 3
FOR love oi Him who smoie our lives.
And woke The chords of JOY and pain,
We said, Sweet Chris our hearts ben:
down
Like yfolcts after raiu
And now the orchards which were once
All white and rosy in the bloom
Filling the cbrystal heart of air
With gentle pulses OF perfume
Were thick with yellow juicy fruit;
The plnms were globes OF honey rare.
And sofl-cheeked peaches hlushed and fell .
The grapes We're pprpling in the grange;
Aud Fine wrought lust as rich change,
Ia llttle babie Bell!
Her petit form more perfect grew
Aud IN her features we could trace,
In suitened curves, her mothers face
Her angel nature ripened too.
we thought her lovely when she came,
But she was holy, Sainily How
Around her pale and lofty brow
we thought we saw ring OF Aame.
Sometimes she said few strange words
Whose meanings lay beyond our reach:
God hand had taken away the seal
hicli held the portals OF her speech
She never was IA child 10 us:
We never held her beings key.
We could not teach her holy things
She was Christ's self in purity
1t came upon us by degrees;
w saw lis shadow ere il fell,
The knowledge ilat our God had sent
His messenger for babie Bell
We shuddered with unanguaged pain,
Aud all our thoughts run into iearsl
Aud all our hopes were changed TO fears
Tie sunshine into dismal rain
Alone cried in our belief
20. sinite us gently. gently God
Teach us To bend and kiss the rod,
And perfect grow thro' grief"
All, how we loved her, God eau tell
Her little heart was cased in ours
They've broken caske;s-babie Bell,
AT last he came, the messenger.
The messenger from unseen lands
And what did dainty babie Bell
She only crossed her little hands.
She only looked more meek and fair
We parted back her slken hair,
We land some buds upon her brow
Deaths bride arrayed in flowers
Aud thus went dainty babe Bell
Ga: OF this world Of oursl
Journol of COMMERCE.
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-15
QUARTZ CLAIM FOR SALE.

VHNHE UNDERSIGNED will dispose of three
Il half shares in the Washington Quartz Mill
and lead consisting OF cne eighth part of The en-
tire property. Said claims vs. III be sold cheap.
either sisisly or together. For further partlcu-
lars enquire of James Dasl. Shasta. John Feb
". ScoltS Bar. The uudsrsigu.d. ct French
GGlrs,. itress, CGas,
Aa ieDMANS,
y. c. 3lLER
Aasast Il. iSJ5. aullif