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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-06-14

L.
GUINN'S CELEBRATED
WILD CHERRY PICTORIAL,
For the cure Of Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis,
Asthma, Hoarsness, Influenza. Lrriia- 4.
ton of The Throat and Breast, 80
Group, Relief of Consump-
tion, &c, &c. f..
NH1S is of the most efficient remedies for the
above diseases known. It'll also so pleasant that
persons, or children who dislike taking medicine,
will take it readily. Its merits have been long
known and fully tested by those who are capable
of judging of its good effects, and all it requires to
fully establish its merits in the mind of any one, is
a fair trial. 1t contains all the medicinal proper
ties OF the Wild Cherry Bark in condensed form,
with the addition of number of other remedies of
long esteemed value, and others of more recent dis
covery acting with great efficacy for the cure OF
this class of diseases.
The Projectors of this medicine could give GER
tlficates from number of the most respected and
influential per. ons who have tested its virtues but
deem it unnecessary, it needs but a trial OIL the
part of the afflicted to insure its praise.
Prepared only by the Projectors, Peel & Stevens,
Druggists, No. 80 King Street, Alexandra, Va,
U. S. A., who alone authorized and in possess
sion of the valuable Recipe of the late David H.
Quinn, and to whom all orders must in future be
addressed.
u For the convenience of the public the Wild
Cherry Pectoral will be put up in Square Bottles
of two sizes. retail price SO and rs cents, the
Wrappers of which will be the written signature
of Peel & Stevens
Sold by all respectable Druggists and Dealers
throug hout the United States
Nov. Is, 1854.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-06-14
NEW DRY GOODS.

q M. PADGETT & co, Port Tobacco, are
y. now offering full and very handsome stock
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-06-14

CTRAW HATS will be sold, by the dozen, be-
- low mandatory prices, at
MEYENBERG, WILLIAM & cos, :.
. sarepta Hall, King-st., Alexandra, Va.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-06-14
Large and Desirable stock of
DRY GOODS.

TAYLOR e. HUTCHINSON are now re-
il ceving their Spring supply of FANCY IND
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS which have been Sc
Iected with much regards quality and will
be sold upon the most accommodating terms. We
name in part:
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-06-14

fCLOTHIN G-Ready-mad Summer Clothing
~ White and brown Duck Goats f
Brown and check Linen do
r. Pants and Vests. For sale by
.no p'' ,, - WM BOSWELL.
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-03
THE PACIFIC LOAN AND SECURI-
TY BANK.

M ONEY WILL BE RECEIVED ON DE-
III poslt in sums of ten dollars and upwards
for which cer,fcatet of deposite will be issued.
bearing date the first fifteenth of the aponth
payable demand, at specified times at the
option of the depositors If payable on demand,
they will be without interest, unless riae anoney
remain on deposite ons month, in which case
they will draw interest of one per cent. a month
but no interest for fractional parts of plonrh
III deposited for specified times, certificates w i'll
be issued bearing and a-half per cent. per
month interest for such tme
Special deposites for six or twelve months,
two per cent per month. Interest viii cease
ut maturity so that if deposirors desire to CON
tnue their deposits after their certificates fall
due, they must be presented for payment and
renewal otherwise interest ceases.
The money depositedis is used only in LOANS,
guaranteed by us. aud in all cases amply Sc
cured by mortgages State, County and City
Stocks merchandise and otler safe collatterals
taken in the name of "MARIOTT & WHEEL
EK. trustees for depositors with Pacific Loan
aud Security Bank"
A Register is kept at all times open to De-
positors Tor inspection, i'll which appear their
nanes, the number of certificates of deposite
issued. and the SECURITIES upon which the
money deposited has been placed! Depositors
thus not only have the personal security afforded
by all banks, but ia addition have the benefit OF
the securities taken aud guaranteed by us. and
the tnciliiy OF knowing what disposition has
been made of their deposit.
FRED. MARRIOTT
ALFRED WHEELER.
No. 9S Merchant street, San Francisco
Nov. 1S, 1854. 3m
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-03
Chaplain of the Asse Eably.

The following is but portion of letter re-
ceived, last week, from our correspondent
North" 1t came to hand too late for insertion
in the Courier of the 9th ult. May we not hope
to hear frequently from g North ~
SACRAMENTO, Jan. %, 1855
EDIToRs CoURfER Having noticed in your
last issue, odium attached to the present Legis-
ature, for disgracing itself by requesting Nor
mon Priest, in connection with the other Minis
ters of Christ in this city, to offer alternately
daily prayers at the opening of the session, allow
me to make the correction, by saying that the
Rev. MIR. Merrick Latter Day Saint, is not
Chaplain of the Assembly, has not been, and in
all probability will be-lor l have too
high respect for, and confidence in, the pre-
sent Assembly. to believe that they will 50 far
fall from grace Q would not boast very much,
however, of their godliness.) as to permit per-
son claiming such principles of Christianity to
offer for them his daily prayers, " even without
money and without price,"
At present the Rev. Mr. Wheeler is officiating
as Chaplain of the Assembly.
Yours, &c, NORTH.
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-03

AsEcDoTE OF Mr.. CHoATE.-At the trial Of the
salvage of the bark Missouri, at Boston, last
week, the case in which part of the cargo was
embezzled by the masters of the two vessels on
the coast of Sumatra, one of the masters was
examined as witness, and disclosed the plan
of embezzlement, and stated the inducements
that were offered to him by the other master.
He said that he objected at first, and told his
comrade they would be found out and convicted,
but was overborne by the assurances given him.
MIR. Choate cross-examned him strictly and
particularly as to what the inducements and
surances were. The witness had the appear
of holding back little, but at last he said:
"W Well, sir, he told me that if found
out he could get Mr.. Choate to defend u.s. and
he would get us off if sce rere caught nth the
,noney in our boots" 1t was not FIVE minutes nor
ten minutes that it required to bring the audi
ence back to sober countenance. The counsel
on the other side paid tribute, in his closing
argument, to the genius of Mr.. Choate, the
fame of which, extending to the antipodes, was
relied upon as stronger than the law and the ey-
idence
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-03

WAHDERINa Typo.-The Louisville Courier.
speaking of the Marysville California; Ex-
press says:
lone of its propretors is G. w. Bloor,
printer whose fortunes have been even more
varied than those of his class of artizans He
has worked at the art preservative Of arts" in
every State of the Union, walked through each
of these States, swan rivers for lack of ferry
money. traded crayats, vests and shirts tor food,
been temperance lecturer in the north, and au
inspector of liquors In the south been Ill of yell
low fever In New Orleans, had the shakes on
the Wabash, was volunteer in Mexico, mess
ing during his campaign with tailor, shoe
maker, gentleman lawyer and doctor; has
served Ia every capacity in printing office,
been stroke oarsman on a fiat boat head clerk
in hoop pole yard, and a cook on lumber
raft, was editor of Clay paper in 1874, of
Democratic Buckeye organ in 1851, and who,
ST. Louis stern-wheel boat, where we un-
derstand, he assumed the responsible position of
head engineer of six yokes Of " horned horses"
and sailed around Salt Lake at the rate of ten
miles day. Though generally laboring under
the Inconvenience of pecuniary embarrassment.
we did, OCCASION see him the fortunate
possessor of twenty dollars in American coin,
and instead of exhibiting any desire to avoid
ordinary acqaaintauces, he tipped glasses and
paraded the streets with George ID. Prentice,
and others Of like calibre, and treated them in
every respect as equal in fortune, birth and edu-
cation.
Mr.. Bloor is man of very decided natural
talent, fine good humor, eminently social quail
ties, and generous to fault. We wish him all
manner Of golden fortune the Pacific coast.
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-03
RAILROAD HOUSE,

an SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
HNHIS HOUSE rs NOW OPEN for the ac-
u commodarion of the travelling public. For
cleanliness. air aud comfort, il is not surpassed
on the Pacific. and one trial is sufficient guar
ante- for continued patronage. Attached to the
House are two RESTAURANTS l20 feet long,
extending from Commercial TO Clay street. and
will accommodate 900 persons at Que time. The
Floors and Tables all marble. and every
thug to correspond, and they have the
most complete arrangements for Breakfast.
Lunch, Dinner and Tea in San Francisco. and
will be conducted upon the most liberal terms.
being confident that hberality secures patron
age.
The Hotel part of the house is kept upon the
European plan. BARRIERS shops and bath rooms
attached.
Entrance to the Hotel or Restaurants. 81 Clay
street, and 4S Commercial near Battery.
Nov Is, 1854.
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-03
The (ainese aue.sien.
The annexed letter from 81 Karl reached q
too late for insertion last week:

The annexed letter from "a Karl reached rs
too late for insertion last week:
SACRAMENTO CRY, Jan. 49, 1855.
MEssRs. EDIroRs:-In your issue OF the 2eih
inst, l see that " Jeffersenian gives your hum
BILE servant fits on the Chinese Question.
most willingly give him credit for the can
did manner in which he examines aud criticises
upon the remarks made by me some time since
ON this absorbing question, but must yet beg
leave to differ with him, with the hope Of again
hearing from him.
If my remarks in regard to the remedy are
refined nonsense l acknowledge myself gull
ty of possessing that sort of sense. But did
not say that it was impossible to effect cure,
for anything is possible in our age and country,
but / do say that l see no way of effecting a
permanent cure by any usage or any law now
on our statute books.
If it were clear that Ghiuamen were to be
governed by laws sregulating commerce, both in
their introduction among US, and their opera
tions while here, and the former would include
the latter of necessity, then it is equally clear
that Congress has right to stop their landing
in our State or any other.
But because man is not eligible to citizen
ship, it does not follow of necessity that he is
debarred the protection of our law, solely for
that reason.
If the Cinnamon are subject to laws regula-
ting commerce, then they treated as slaves,
which the declaration of rights in the Constitu-
ton of this State forbids.
So far as our State right to act in the matter,
the power ended in the year one thousand eigh,
hundred and eight, under sec. of Limitatiors
of the powers of Congress-
Admitting that the Chinese are not eligible to
citizenship, the question reduces itself to this
Are all persons who come among us, who can
not obtain the ri ght of suffrage, TO be governed
by the laws OF Congress regulating commence
The greater the disease, the more powerful
the medicine required; but such remedy as
that proposed in the foregoing question, should
be avoided as an innovation dangerous to a
country withso much unoccupied territory as
now lies within the bounds of the United States
In the language of market reporters it is only
necessary to say, Politics firm, 37a37; 36a42,
&C., the &C. standing 14al8, and l2al3. Here
you have the sum total of politics. Legislation
little brisk, but nothing extra at one hundred
and thirteen thousand 6onus.
We are looking out for the greatest number,
which learned man pronounced to be " num-
ber one"
Respectfully, KARL.
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-03

LEGlsLArIyE HuMoR.-On the 22nd inst, the
Senate bill to change the name of Caroline L.
Ketchum to Caroline L. Pixly, was on motion OF
Mr.. Geller, referred to special committee OF
one, consisting of MIR. johnson OF FL Dorado.
The report says;-
After few minutes consultation with himself,
Mr.. johnson reported back the bill with an
amendment, and recommended Its final passage.
The amendment was, that, the lady being VIII
l;po tbe name of GELLER should be added after
P;Ylev-the Church first TO intervene. Amend
ment lost, and bill read second time and laid
over.
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-03

n Mr.. Tuttle has presented bill in the
Senate, which, if it becomes a law, will repeal
the act providing for the establishment ofa State
Marine Hospital in San Francisco. The bill
proposes to distribute the Hospital Fund among
the various counties, SO that the destitute sick
of counties remote from the State Hospital may
receive some benefit from the fund. This seems
to look very fair, although we not fully pre-
pared to say whether the destitute sick of Shasta
have equal claims with those of the great State
of San Francisco or not.
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-03

RussfAs GEsERALs.-The gallant defender Of
Sebastopol has brought prominently before the
world quite number of Russian heroes. Among
the most prominent are
Menschik-oF, Scaredhim-of, Soldhim-of, Sent
him-off, Kickedhim-ot, Pulledhim-oh Drove
him off, Observation-Disclosures
Rundown thebankslike sllpossessed onahalf-sheli
andsoforth-of, and last, though not least. Old
Prince Scamper-oH.
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-03
BATHS AT FIFTY CENTS.

GTEAM, SHOWER TUB AND DOUCHE
~ BATHS viii now be furnished in good
style, at SO cents each, by H. ". Hubbard, at
the sign of the globe lamp, Shasta.
Goods taken storage. From 30 to 30 good
beds for dodgers will be found at all hours of the
night. Also, miners tents always on hand.
There is also attached an asylum for the sick.
ET Money to loan good security.
Shasts City, May 20, 1854. ap9f
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-03

BIC LuMP.-The correspondent OF the Calfor-
MIA Express writing from Forest City says that
he learns lump, iwo-thirds of which Is gold,
has been taken out at the City of Six" which
the lump weighs ninety FIVE pounds. The
report needs decided confirmation.
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-03
LOAG'S HORSE MARKET
WeayeryilIc and Yreka Passenger Train

n THE SUBSCRIBER respect
~ fully informs the inhabitants of E~
AN Shasta and vicinity that his ar ~
engagements are now completed to have con-
stantly any quantity of Horses and Mules for
hire or sale. He aatters himself that his stock
Of saddle animals. for speed and 'rrability. is
excelled by none of any Livery Stable north of
San Francisco. He takes this opportunity to
return thanks TO former patrons, and to assure
them that every exertion will be nsed to merit
a continuance of the liberal patronage hitherto
bestowed on him.
Stock bought aud sold on commission.
Auction sales of stock daily.
JAMES LOAG. Auctioneer.
n B. PASSENGER TRAINS START DA1-
LY AS HERETOFORE FOR WEAVER AND
YREKA. Charges moderate.
Shasta. August -. 1854. 1t
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-03

,~@ Great fears Of suffering during the coming
winter are entertained by large numbers of me-
cbanics and laborers In different parts of the
country. growing out of lack of employment A
few days since, manufacturing establishment
at Trenton, N. ]. discharged 800 workmen; and
on Saturday last man fell down in the street of
that city caused from faintness and exhaustion
caused by hunger. He had not tasted food for
dou.
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-03
BARTON& 4 sNAvELY,

CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
Estimates and specifications mnde on all kinds
of buildings. Jobbing done at the shortest mo-
tice. Also, Rockers. Toms and Sluices always
on hand and made to order.
N. B. Seasoned lumber always on hand
LIvINGsToS BARTON. URlAH b. SNAvELF.
marl2tf Shasta City.
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-03

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
N THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
I'M sale, on reasonable terms, the property
-k4S..A on which he is at present residing. pleas
anily situated in the lower part Of Shasta. and
known
The bath House Property.
The improvements are well built two story
dwelling house. with kitchen attached, a well
arranged Bathing House, new and commodi-
Gus Barn. &C., Sc
This property is conveniently located. with
never failing stream flowing through it the en-
tire year, and is every way desirable to any one
who may wish to locate in this place. For fur
ther particulars apply to the proprietor on the
premises. STEPHEN LEAN.
Shasta, April Is, 1854.
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-03
DR. 4. .. BALDWIN.

w. NJ -. h AIIDVI IN.
HAVING RETURNED FROM THE AT
l. Il lantc States. has resumed the practice OF
his profession in Shasta. Thankful for the pre-
vous liberal patronage of his friends and the
public generally, be again solicits their favor.
OFFICE a lew doors above the st. Charles
Hotel.
Shasta, July Is. 1854,
The Shasta courier., 1855-02-03
FRED. MARRIOTT

No. 90. Merchant street, San francisco
Nov. Is, 1854. 3m
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-17
TmEopoRET ToNG,


=. Shses,ss Nsp Bfosk, bstpesn TIA TsRaaSgs Hosss
= -. ~ snd SAggsr's Hotsl,
HAS just opened a large snd 6esutial assert
M mont OF READY MADE CLOTHING, to-
~ Feihaf With choice selection OF CletAf. Cessf
I srss and YestiAfs. All ofwhich hes been select
ed with great aud with special reference TO the
wants and tssis OF this community.
His long experience in this bVaneh ofbnsiness, is
arantee that his stock embraces the choicest and
best variety, and his purchase has been se upon such
terms thathe can sell at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRl
THE public are respectfully requested to call and ex
anime his assorfment. He has on handa general as
MINER wBAR,
And is al pl imes prepared to accommodate his old
FRIENDS. either Within excellent article OF Ready made
Clothing. or TO MANUFACTURE TO ORDER, out OF
the best material and by most accomplished workmen,
any style OF garments, FOR MEN AID BOYS, In the
best and most fashionable manner Heis confident, In
this respect, thathe give general satisfaction.
His assortment embraces general variety Of
Linen Coats, Vestings SnsDenders,
Dress do Pantaloons, Hosiery,
Carpetbars, together with al, other articles usually
kept in GentlemAns Furnishing Store, and manufac
tured In the most fashionable styles.
THE ASSORTMENT is ENTIRELY NEW;
Ithas been purchdsed ofwell-established houses II
the Eastern cities, and piLtbs pSrraHtsd, 10 be made
good material and Ia durable manner.
He respectfully invites his old and other
to call at his establishment, where ne will at al
times he ready to walt upon them with coon GOODS A
trHE LOWEST RATEs. To test his promises, he asks a
examination fhis stock in trade and the style and qual
fly OF ofhismanufacture 7. TONG.
Lancaster, May ), 1854.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-17
SPECIAL NOTICE TO OLD SOLDIERS
BOUNTY LAND AGENCY,
WASHINGTON CITY.
-ALExANDER M. EVANS.

WNoR several years connected with several Depart
~ ments Of the General Government, continues his
A.If Bounty Land Agency In Washington City, and
tfpuNwould call the attention OF Old soldiers
Dz}RI and their heirs, to the worry low terms upon
tslkE1zwhch he procures warrants under the new
Bounty Land Law Of Congress. His arrangements
with the Departments, aud familiarity with the manage
mont of such cases. will enable him TO procure war
rants with tue least possible delay, fH fl-A
In addition to his experience, he possesses much
valuable record and documentary evidence appertan-
Ing to the numerous classes of claims. -
u tPArmy Ohcers, Soldiers, Toamsters, Naval Of
acers, SeRmen, Marines, and Navy Clerks, (Or their
suroipHg pfd0ps minor chidreH) wlo served In the
Revolutionary War, War OF 1912, Florida, or any of
the Indian Wars for per0r of not less than fourteen
days, enttedto Land Warrant for 100 acres.
Those who have already received their 40 or 80
warrants now entitled to an additional quantity
equal to 100 acres,) I .t
I FsReguar correspondents who prepare cases and
forward them to my address, for management here
will bc literally dealt with. -f+
0TsA COURT OF CLAIMS having been created by
Congress, before which, al PRvArH CLAIMS not pro-
vded for by law to bo presented for adjudication
Mr. Evans will undertake the management ofany cases
before that eourt--feesto be agreed upon,
IT TREEs FOR PROCURING LANp w WARRANrs'--(toithoWt
regardto sise) On original applications only s2 for
increase 81. safE
REyGREscEs.-- l., p. Waldo, Commissioner Of
Pensions: John Wilson, Commissioner of General
Land Ofiice; John CLAYTON, L. s. Senate S,A.Doug'
lac, u. 50; John Bell, IT,. ST. j. NJ Mason, I. s.; Gen
lie wis Cass U. S.; Sam Houston, U. ST. i. j. Rusk, u
s.; W. II, Seward, andto the mcmbers of the thirty
third Congress. March 20, 1857 ~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-17
FREsM ARRIVAL OF GROCERIES,
AAt AT THE stsn~},
CITY GROCERY STORE!
mENnY 4. GrnELr1N.

One Door East Of the HOeking Yaiiey Bank, South ia
Main Stree, Lancaster, Ohio
M RESPECTFULLY solicitsthe attention orhis friend,
hN, and custonors, and all that may want Groceries
and who viii be kind as TO give him CALI both from
the city and country TO my superior and completes stock
Of Groceries, Just received, embracing in part the fol-
lowing articles; -
6eSnsA Black and Imperial TEAS; Now Orleans Sugar
NYSkTW Loaf Crushed and Pulverized; Rice, Golden
6fA Syrup, s. II. Syrup, s. H. NIolasses, N orlean:
do Oranges Lemons, Raisians,, Figs, Pruin. Almonds
Pecons Fberts, Coco Nuts and Brazil Nuts, Dried Beef
Dried Tongues and Cincinnati Cured Hams, English
Dairy Cheese and w. r. Cream do.,; Spice, Cinnamon
Cloves, Nutmegs, Mace, Alspice, Pepper and Ginger
Sal Soda Or Tartar, SalNraAs, Starch, Saltpetor, Ext
Logwood, Indigo, Madder, Alums etc, etc.
Soap, Candles, Tubs Buckets, BroOms, Wash Bords
Baskets, ETC., etc. ~ 81 & Al ii d - n.
Ane LOT OF chowng Tobacco, also Smoking do aud
Cigars; Wines and Walkers Burton Pale Ale, a gener
al stock ofNoons, Toys, and other artces
May'I le5l Ii. A. GEBELEIN.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-17
DENTISTRY.

n GRUBBhaying returned to Lancaster and intends
ID to remain permanently in this city, and bavingre-
cefyed Instructions from expe renced Dentist from
business respectfully tenders
vicesto citizens OF Lancaster and the public generally
He Is prepared to perform all operations pp0n the
Teeth, such asExtractng, Pmgng, Filling, regulating
the Teeth treating spungy or deceased Gums, destroy
lug Nerves, removing Tartar, etc. Z $40
Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold Plate from one to
fui set, also Artificial Crowns set healthy
without pain, to answer a1the purposes ofmas
ticatiOn. g,sft sfa- tfsf ...sF ST
and beautifythe Teeth, and give. them healthy
tion and Improve the breath, health Taste performed
on moderate terms. Ladies' In The city countyswil
be waited their respective places Of residence II
itbe rcquestedi' No chafgesmade or examination or
consultation at his Office. ,es
4 soFFICE--On@ the Northeast corner OF the Public
Square, one door from Main street,
Lancaster. September %, 1S54-21 ~. W 'stAt5