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A GRAVE QUEsTIoS-A correspondent of an ex.
change paper puts the following:
Whether strychnine, what the police gives to
dogs, won't pizen the human specie, after the sas
sengers has been fride. Pleas put in your paper
now this is. for if fride strcknine is piZen then
% agin sassengers in total ,
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n, SAVE YOUR MONEY!--And the

@, SAVE YOUR MONEY!..And thc
skzSe best way to save it is to buy all your Boots
.,.,;.. g, and Shoes from c. S. MATRICES Metro
potan Shoe store Every one of our regular custom
.ney nave been dealing with their Shoe bills have
oeen less than they have be-. n before Suppose
you Try It We have all kinds of Shoes to suit YOU
Beautiful black Caters at only SI.5o: fine Morocco
pSsAlns and Bootees, which warrant to wear well:
.cNoole Cloth Cater Shoes end indet every kind
you can think OF for yourselves, your children and
ycnr sery ants. If You would save money. buy ali
- W. InhS htrAS
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ETl M EEW A AND IssyfEKB A ssORT-

EO new AND SUPERB A : SOR n
6sS MENf OF FURS.-JOHN DOOLEY Al
Main street, has iust received A large sddit;on
" JUS STOCK OF Furs, consisting of Ladies' and Misses
Cahh, Cletorines and Muffatees and Oeutle,nens
o9Ilars, Gloves, Caps &c. mon
and goods together with fine supply of Carriage
hnussa Robes, have been selected at the frs
styo nr;r WIN the greatest care and present in
Tt p,t.s sha quality, an immense vor;etr Sf' -
Inc Stock OF Hats, Of his own n,snufaetyy.. :.
has also been inst ssa added eda Of ". best these
ORR and Philadelphia Of Boys and infa from New
very hnest kind and most fashionable styles. VI 'he
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A FEW PLAIN QUESTIONS which

A FEW PLAIN QUESTIONS which
z every prudent and sensible in business
oughtto consider. II
Have you SAFE mot one of the worthless arti.
cies once supposed to be safe but genuine salaman-
der made by B. G. WILDER e. co. II you have
not the following further interrogaoriss deeply
interesting to you: -
Would not the destruction of your valuable hooks
papers money &c greatly deranse your business and
subject you to serious if not ruinous loss?
, Since such calamity can be avoided during your
lifetime by outlay of fifty. hundred or even two
hundred dollars in the purchase of Safe does not
true economy counsel that outlay! ..5
II you pay annually for insurance your stock in
trade Is 1T not equally important TO effect Insurance.
on your books. papers, &C., for series of wears by
paving small premium once for all -
The agents for this State
WILLIAMS & BROTHER
no 81 Corner Cary aud Pearl SIS
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sENTIdENTALIsM.-Miss Swisshelm, in noticing
the publication of a new love story, says:-
II " All that stuff about womans love has been
said over and over again q hundred thousand times
TO the great detrment of the best interests of hui
mainly There is no kind of necessity of using
the press to persuade silly girls that it is very ro
mantle and womany to love a. scotlndrel-to lea We
her affections unguarded by reason or experience,
and drift helpessly into sin, shame and despair as
an evidence of her unsuspecting womanhood :
:" 1t is not true that woman's affections are any
stronger or more durable than mans. We think
the opposite is the case and that two-thirds of all
the women who pine away or die of love- do so for
the want of something better to do Everything
calculated to make love sickness a feminine &C.
quirement is great injury; but to strew the path
OF the suicide with the flowers of poesy and ro-
nance is in high degree reprehcnsible. .'-1
The best motto to guard young girls through
the mazes of love is, DO right and trust in God
a young girl who has done no wrong, has little
cause to mourn over the tickleness of pretended
lover. Better he should change his mind before
than after marriage"
This is the best piece of common sense we have
ever heard uttered on the subject
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GLASSWARE.
WATCHES AND JEwELRY.

WAICka6o AMI J1 w 1sAJIA =
- KEEP YOUR TIME, MISS LUCY.
~ Oh keep the time, Miss Lucy [fS,
E1H And don't 60 out shopping, +
49, For shall come at one o'clock
My lord. the clock is stopping.
And how shall now know the time
Why ask Miss Ellen Wicker
And take it to Bartholomew,
--. And very soon he'll fix her.
..- I'll take it there, Miss Lucy, now,
As by his store pass,
And get him for to clean my watch
And fix in it glass.
For have heard the people say
If work you have to do,
At the corner of Eleventh street
Lives Bill Bartholomew
So now a call from Lucy's friends,
And to others-tell them So -... :
That now my advertisement ends,- .
To make stop watches go.
W. j. BARTHOLOMEW, Matchmaker,
no q Corner 18th and Main st.
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DENTAL CARDS.


JOHN MCCONNELL. DEN.
49, list MAIN STREET, between 9th
OIIYyyy and 10th streets, opposite Cnrinthian
HAIL SO Ism
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4 AADs--Rrima kimifhneld and Balslsnerc
10 40 ~ THoMAa JONES.
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~ .,71711 u VI D1TibN
AE 3iHsIs7s TRAiN3,Cbsh 4! uu6S II AZ =

ASE 45aEs;7s. TRANSATLANTIC 4! uuaS 81 =
instant, The Accommodation Tran o. "a. Mi MI
will nun daily Sundays eacePtedl pe'"''@
and Richmond. .,n,tia,
, g Leaving Milford at 81 O'Clock a, R,rsr,ori
tho Cottage for breakfast, aid stf''o ~
OF O'Clock, A. NJ. ,., q o'clock. 7. !
ana reach Milford ct 81 O'clock Z. ~ ..,b vs.,
Stopping for passengers at any P o,ps
Fave the same as on the Regular iIshs etrTH.
.zss ssfi Agent Of TrsDsF''''"'
Once r& Pc r. r. Co.. re@
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e We have seen a letter from distinguished Brit
ish nobleman, and member of Privy Council re-
ceived by gentleman of Boston a few DAYS since
in which after abiding to the attacks of the Lon
don press, he says: "Pray tell your friends not TO
Judge of the opinions of England by her newspa-
papers There is opower on earth with
wich we are more anxious to be on terms of
friendly alliance than the United States. n-Bos,on
Transcript, Nor. o. ztz < - -
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Yours, till pizened.
The question is natural one and worthy NJ
grave consideration.
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WILL SELL PRIVATELY three hHs

Will SELII PKIFATEbI tnTtO ~"
i dred acres OF Land, in the eoGsy oil hanp'sh ~
the Immediate vicinity of Slash Cotthse upon lsp'
able terms This Land is ir two parcels one A'-
bred acresis within half mile Of the .oist
A norton Of the tract formerly owned b. Men Fe,s'
Jones. Two hundred acres lsll wood lendl w
one mile and half of the Cottssr and ~
tho Nachumps trect owned formerly oy Il. ~. a. ',
More than half this land is in original gIosia
which there ia some good timber; the EsIlsD. VA
second growth pine. admirably 'niieG w. "a .So-.,
on the land to pay for it; 90 said by seOd nee' ~
pecting to leave the country the lst OF !us =, ~.
re ason for selling Any communication a.a,, ,,,,.
Hanover Court House, will meet wiin PP,FPRPG
ton. no le-ti0D H. Y. Ir---- :.
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A ETY. R of nns,I.,,!rr R q the vari
greatly reduced from On hs and, win be offered at
I5ea Neediework bnam. Sleeves Banas ''' na. q
Hdkfs DC, at J. MILLHISER { FRO afs
w =, ll3 Rxaas
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THE DAILY DiSPAlCH.
1870 NferrIne. November y, 49,.

= VII WrnsrgR IN ms f'ouTfi.-A coilesslon
-, rssn;ssi webstsr's letters, with Bsograpnlesi
N..es = about 70 be pubIishcd In Boston, frm
,ssss few passages II apears that Dan
~ while : law student, helped 10 support his
heasler Ezekiel At College, by copying deeds. &c,
The latter also occasionally recruiting his finances
by schoolseaehing. The corrcspondcnce between
the two. on the ways and means, Is interesting
Daniel writes to his brother, under date OF Sans
bury. n. H., November :, le02, as follows:
Il have now by me two cents n IsWfqt ,es s ~
currency Next week win send them, y .ney De
all They win buy pipe--with PIPE you = sa :,
smoke--smoking implies wisdom-wIssao - >. :.
lied 10 forttude--from forttude II u but ono step
70 stoicism and ssoicism pants for tins world
goods. So. perhaps, my two cents oy TINS process
~ !, mt y,,,, quite at ease about cash. /" =
AGAIN ali late as June 10th, 1901, he writes rom
s.fssiurv. sffer having declined comfortable Office
In order TO pursue profession -,
= aZeke don't believe but what Providence WIN
do well for us yet We shall live, and live comfort
ABLY have this week come within an ace OF beng
appointed Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas,
for Marlborough county. Well you will say, yon
are no better off than il you had not come within
an ace Perhaps am--say nothing, but mink
good deal and do not distrust the gods
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EDUCATION,
SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS

SAYINGS INSTITUTION OF RICH.
~ MOND-Ofice removed TO the Store of Chris
tan & Lathrop, No. 80 Main rtreet.-In conse-
1uence of the resignation of David R. Crane, VIM H.
Christian was unanimously elected Cashier. The of
ice has been removed to the store of Christian La
throp, where deposites will be received, on which an
interest of per cent win be paid all Sums re-
manning on deposite SIX months or longer and five per
cent. for shorter period.
This institution has been in existence twenty
years; has loaned eight millions of dollars has
nc suspended debt has never lost dollar failed
to pay any certificate when due. ~.
49,. JNO. THOMPSON, President,
WIN. H. CHRISTIAN, Cashier,
e NH 5-ts HUGH w. FRY, Secretary.
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ALWAYS TYING YOUR SHoE.--A Massachusetts
paper relates an anecdote of once wealthy and al
ways good natured gentleman who lost bis fortune,
and almost his temper, at the gaming table. on
one occasion. wher, pretty nearly out of pocket,
he stakcd his last and lost, This was too much
and plr1nging his handsinto his pockets he passed
out OF the room On the door step there was an
transporting Individual who was STOPPING over,
tying his shoe Our enraged friend in going out
ca me to stand still before him, and then drawing of
planted an assonisher with his foot upon the person
of the utter stranger with the remark-"Ba
You you're Arrays tying your shoe -
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STEAM SAW AND FLAMING MTLI.

STEAAI SAW AND planning; MIL
~ CORN AND PLASTER MILL &c. IN STAIN
Ios, Va FOR SALE OR LIE ASE -En,ne d
morse power; Saw-Carriage 30 feet long; Circuls,
saw oisdes-ane 81, the other AZ inches; Woods
w :.h fianlns Tonsaeing and Growing Machine
iii tne ratens Ter Augusta county; of Moves 81
srussher; l Hosting Jack; small Circular Saws. TO,
yet 10 months DID, ft' oiu'i, e"o MOI
The Lot fronts about 2B0 feet on ons of N. ma;
streets OF Sa,thfon and runs about $50 feet back 70
run. buildings sufficient to eccou,nodata savs,ai
families - SA- ouato se'efai
Any part of the purchase money which N. ,,nr
chaser cen secure TO my entire satisfaction NAV r
main unpaid for number of years proyied TIE in
terest Is paid regularly. = P''' '-'u INC w
Address DRJ G. N MrnIr.r
IL 23-dlms St.rn,a u
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--------------------------
RUNAWAY.


n FIVE DOLLARS REWARD win
elW be paid for the apprehension and delivery At
IN my store of JIM RICE, yellow fellow who
~ has been acting as porter at my store this
~ day last, bright mulatto boy WrILiAM.
\about Is years old, had when seen last, BLACK
~ glazed Cap aud light Oyercoat. The above re-.
lS~ ward vail be paid for his livery TO me at 76
Main street DAVID y. JONES.
oc Stiff sSsf-ls ssa a -
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DESIRABLE FARM NEAR RICH

A DESIRABLE FARM NEAR RICH
MOND, FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers at
private sale the Farm which he resides situated in
Hanover county, near the head of the Mechanics
vile Turnpike. about six miles from Richmond
The tract contains us acres, 20 of which detached
from the balance remain i'll wood. The improvements
consist of an excellent Dwelling House, and the usual
requisite Farm Buildings There are also upon it two
fine apple and peach orchards.
In Its location vicinity to the city, &c., it offers
many advantages '-i
For terms, apply to the undersigned on the preni-
ses, or by letter through the P o., Richmond
no 22-3taw2w* CHAS. w. POLLARD.
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MISSES BEAVER FLATS AND BON
Iva NETS.--Just received at the new and extensive
nat, Gap and Fur Depot, splendid assortment of
nisses' Black, DIah and White Beaver Flats end
bonnets beautiful article which all the go at
the North. Ladies will please call and examine for
themselves. 1900 !
BlNFORD, DICKINSON L wEISIGER
no ~ No rs Main st.
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t&A HATS And CAfS.--The subscrj-
Der respectfully beys leave to inform hi.
friends and the public that he he's now re-
celVed MS entire Fall Stock, consisting of Gentle
mems Youths and Childrens Hats, Caps, &c. which
for cash only.
inc public are respectfully invited to call and ex-
ND GEO. L. BETTY, As't
NJ -Hats made to order. The highest cash prices
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r. RE Eg.elslS q NJ; 10 East Main s.

IT PENBlsETON, No. 10 East Main ST.,
L. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA., offers for sale the
following Goods
Cotton and Hemp Seine Irvine. all Nos. ~.
MarshalPs Patent Seine Thread, do.
Seine Lines various lengths and Sizes
Cotton and Hemp Cordage, Bed Cords and Leading
Lines.
Carpet Warp. all coors; Cotton Yarns and Batting
Cotton and Wool Cards; Wool and Wool Rolls
finger Pepper, Allspice, Chocolate, Cocoa
indigo, Blue, Starch. Mustard; Shot, ell Sizes
Duponts Sporting Powder; English and American
Gun Caps.
With well selected assortment of GROCERIES
suited to the trade-ah or any part of which, will be
sold at a very small advance, FoR CASH oc q
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. lion j. " Denner. member of Congress from
California. is native of Frederick co. Va
Rev. Alex. Campbell is preaching inab.r,ot,es
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1T l. $50, O0O.-CONf1iERCIAL
~ SAVINGS RANk-Ofice at the store of Quaries
4 Brooke, on 18th street. Fl
Depositors in this institution will receive six per
cent ON all sums remaining deposite six months
or longer, and five per cent, for shorter time.
WIN. @. PAINE, President.
R. I. BROOKE, Treas iy Cts
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81. c. WHARTON
"At Jas. Walsh's Gun Store, Main It,
They may be found at Paterson Jackson. Lst
ley 4 Rob:nson's VIM. y. Noel's, E. j. Picot'., A. b.
dekers s. NJ Zachrisson's, Chas Millrpaurb,,, Bsp
nett Beers, and Alex. Duvafs, Druggists, kishmopl
Va. E..
All orders promptly attended to. .ug
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WILLIAM Il. COLEMAN & CO.. SHIP
w PING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
CALIroREiA AND FRONT STREETS, SAN FRANCIS
CO, CAL.-Ofice No. 81, Wall Street, New York
= es--s W.T.. COLEMAN
-e.e1s ss. i...is HENRY CARLTON
s-sI-t J. FL. WILLIAMS.
Mr.. COLEMAN is in New York, and will give ship
pers every informant on as to markets, shipping &c.
to EXCHAN6Eon San Francisco for sale by
- WIN. T. COLEMAN,
Je &Cts 81 Wall street.
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<sSs FOX RENT.-And possession given
nigel on the 18th of October or soon after two Rooms
- one very large with six large windows and one
small with one window, at present occupied as Print
ing Office and suitable for any business requiring
light, with two entrances and all water conyenieuces
on the same hoor. To good tenant rent moderate
Apply to WIN. HI. CLEMMITT
oc Its Corner Main aud 18th streets
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8. REESE, Agent for Selecting, Pur-
AND OTHER VARIETIES OF GUANO. Office
No. 10 Exchange Building, Baltimore, Md
The advertiser guarantees to furnish the above fer
tiizers all of the best qualities to consumers aud
dealers ON best terms.
eF Orders forwarded to the above address, will be
promptly executed. atF lie l5-dSc6m
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~ III. III ALL LEY, Leather DeRter
". 18th street, between Main and Cary keeps con.
stantly on hand, assortment of all kinds Leather
Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather Russet and Wax Up
per Kip; French, German and American Csif.skins;
French and German Patent Calf-Skins; black and CO.
Tered Morocco ard Kid-Skins Roans of all colors
Goat and Sheep Binding Skins; Shoe Thread Boot
end Shoe Trees; Mems and Ladies' Lasts Boot Webb;
Avis; Lasting Taeks; Silk Twist with full assort.
merit of Findings of every description, of the hest
quality. 2 = a@a-lt' = no 22-d&wts
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u GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Receive consignments of Tobacco, Flour, Cdrn
Wheat, &C., and give their personal attention to sale
fsame, and keep constantly hand large and gene
raj assortment of Groceries, Seed, Peruvian Guano
&c. fe I--dGxuts
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SH on Grace street which have occupied for the
- last three years. Its on the third square above
the Grace Street Baptist Church, furnished with gas
and water; IN an agreeable neighborhood; contains
seven rooms with fire places and has ample accom-
modatons for servants besides stable and carriage
house; is in goodrepsir. . +--' FsR
For further particulars, inquire of Goddn Apper-
son. oc N-ts RO RYJ,AN0
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/ ZEE 81 BAYLY, Attorneys mt Law, and
- Commissioners to take Dispositions, Athdavits
Acknowl dgments of Deeds Powers OF Attorney &c
for the States and Territories of $500 Fs-s
Alabama Louisana New York
Arkansas Mains North Carolina
California MARYLAND Ohio
Connections Massachusetts, Penusyly.pfa Z
Florida Michigan Rhode Island
Georgia Minnesota South Carolina
Illinois Mississippi Tennessee
Indians Missouri Texas
Iowa New Hampshire Vermont e. &
Kentucky New Jersey W;sconsin a-.
p tYr SAM'L T. BAYLY Commissioner of the Uni, cd
States Court ofCIairns and Notary PubIic n. 81 :
Office on lith st. between Main and RAM
au I2-di2m Ezzl
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-29

ts The following sentiments are from two
different natures, though both Of one sex:
Marriage is to woman q state of slavery. 1t
takes from her the right of her own property
and makes her submissive in all things TO her
husband Lucy Stone. a3
Marriage is state of slavery Aye. but the
bonds are silken and easily worn. Marriage is
the sancti6er Of love-an institution which ac-
knowledges The right of woman to be protected
and the duty of man 70 protect her. The Offices
of wife and mother are not those of slaves
What hi CHER destiny beneath the skies than to
instruct the infant mind in thoughts of purity
What holier mission than 10 sootlI the turbid
torrents Of mans passions by word-a look
"a smile 1t is to woman that this work is
given. Woman in her vocation, may cheer the
tired spirit, may lend hope to the desponding.
may whisper love TO the lonely-while man may
toll, and traffic. and fuss and fret, and grow
age. Who would exchange places with him
Ella Htafrorth's Journal.
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-29

II The Board of Examiners to ascertain the
Indebtedness of the city Of San Francisco have
presented their final Report. The Herald pro.
nounces it a very able Que, and gives the follow
ing item from il:
. 1t appears the whole number of individuals
who filed claims was eel, the whole number Of
warrants e52G; the whole number of accounts
filed, being claims without warrants, was Sc I;
and the total amount Of claims 50, ,O59 956 95
The board, nfierfull argument, arrive at the
conclusion that the charter of 1851 contained
no limitation OF ,he power of the Common
Council to incur debts and liabilities. Claims
TO the amount of ;774 "a were presented too
late TO be acted upon by the Board. Warrants
believed to be forgeries were presented to the
amount OF S24S.5l9 81. Suffice it TO say the
Board report but s322 ,2sl or as all the legal
and equitable Indebtedness of San Francisco
outstanding at the time Of their election and
Tor which GAINS were presented in time for
examination. Theconseeaence is claims TO the
amount of s1,737 ,676 Ss are rejected"
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-29

Youso HERo.-The following extract from
a letter of officer Of the army of the east is
published in The Memo iol de la Loire:
. The history of the young sub lieutenant Ker-
dudo, who has just been mentioned in an order
of the day by General Conrobcri, is mott inte-
resting. He passed the examinations necessary
for the Ecole de ST, Cyr, but was too poor to be
admitted. He. however, was not 10 be disccur-
aged, bu; obtaining audience OF the Emperor.
explained his position The Emperor gene rously
ordered his expenses 10 be paid from his privy
purse. His Majesty must rejoice at his
good action. yesterday saw the sub-lieutenant
one would say that he is mere boy, so young
does he look. At the military school hc
obliged 10 make of dragoons carbine be-
cause the infantry musket too heavy for him.
At the moment of The Russian attack he was tho
only officerln the trenches, with forty men whom
he commanded, his captain and lieutenant being
absent from sickness. The Russians crept up
cautiously, thinking 10 surprise the post, but
kerdudo without hesitation jumped on the par
apet, his forty men followed him, and they
charged the mass Of Russians before them most
vigorously with the bayonet. The Russians sur
prlsed of so much boldness, and thinking. no
doubt, that they had to deal with a greater
number Of men, at first wayered, and then broke
and fed.
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-29

GoLD or THE PLazA.-J. White and N G. Fas-
se,t, purchasers of the late Adams & Co.'S prop
criy, west side of the Plaza, says the Pacerville
american having removed the old building, are
row mining out the ground before the erection
Of their new stores. From a small pit, of few
feet square, sunk to the bed rock, six or eight
feet, they have taken out over one hundred dol.
lars in gold and there is every reason to sup
pose that the whole ground worked, will yield
more than the entire cos, of their buildings
We were shown pan of earth on Tuesday last,
from this ground. that was. to use miners
phrase. perfectly lousy with most beautiful
gold
The Shasta courier., 1855-09-29

E gentleman travelling through themost
suckerisi portion OF the sucker state, put up al
a log cabin IN the :" TIMBER" where no visitors
of the kind had ever entered before. The old
man of the cabin had daughter, who thought
she anus, .fix up y for the stranger, and look
like folks" Accordingly she sat down at the
dinner table, arrayed in her best bib and tucker,
aud putting on her newest airs of gentlity.-
Some.corn dodgers were on the table, and she
was /" walking into - these a sucker girl only
can. By-and.by, she came across hair in one
of the dodgers, and pulling it out between her
two fiHgers. exclaimed, Mother, hears har 7
"Hush-sh girl. it's only corn silk" ''Y-a-s
say, Corn silk to you, with nat on it."