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The Shasta courier., 1855-04-07
Song.
RY ELIJAH BREWER.

Soft as the music of zephyrs and sighs,
Bright as the rainbow that's hung in the skies;
Fair the lilies that grow by the stream,
Was the ,maidenly maiden, the dream Of my
dream.
Pale as the marble-plant rises above,
The place where they laid her. my life and my
love,
She slumbers all dreamless, nor heedeth the
moan
Of one who bewaileth and weepeth alone!
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5000 PACKAGES DRUGS.
Medicines, Chemicals. Dye Stuffs. Paints, Oils,
Turpentine, Perfumery, Fancy
Goods, Brushes, &C.
HENRY JOHNSON & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists.

I46, Washington street, San Fragcisco.
nFFER FOR SALE TO THE TRADE. the
" largest aud best assortment of goods in their
line ever imported into California; to which
they invite the attention of country buyers, who
will find it to their advantage to examine their
stock, as they are determined To sell at the low
est rates goods can be afforded for. Their Chem
icals are all received direct from the best manu-
facturers. and their Drugs are of the best quail.
ty. and selected by one of the firm in the East
ern markets: aud they will endeavor to keep mp
their reputation of giving their customers the
best quality of Goods, as heretofore.
Their stock consists in part of
Chemicals OF every kind, oil vitriol,
Dye Siuffs do Corks, every kind,
Perfumery, assorted, Essential Oils,
Paint Brushes, Tartaric Acid,
White Wash do, Cream Tartar,
Backing do. Congress Water.
Hair and Tooth do. Bay Water, In bbls and
Spirits Turpeutine, bottles,
Bronzes. 4 Olive Oil. in bbls and
Window Glass, bottles,
Gold Leaf, Alcohol, in tins and bbls,
Druggists Glass Ware, Hops, 1854.
Walls. every kind. Labels. every kind,
Soda Bottles, Trusses,
Whiting, Syringes, ~
Swedish Leeches. &C.
Together with full assortment Of Patent Med
icines Of every kind IN demand, and every other
article appertaining to the business.
Agents for DIR. Jaynes' Family Medicines,
Hollowsy's Pills and Ointments. Sands Sarsapa.'
rilla, Modatt's Pills and Bitters, &c. m3l-3m
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DIR. PAR EIRAs
1T HAS NEVER FAILED--IT CANNOT
FAIL TO CURE.

THIS INVALUABLE SPECIFIC, first intro
Il duced into Pisa some fifty years since, soon
became well known as a certain cure' that
| in every town and city not only on the Conti-
nent, but Ill Great Britain, the demand for il
| was so great lis merits astounding, that in less
than one year from its introduction it had sup
planted all other remedies. The Medical Fa-
Guilty of the principal cities Of Europe were
compelled 10 acknowledge lis wonderful mastery
| over disease. Proprletors of other Medicine,
jealous OF lis sway, vainlv endeavored to stay
lis onward progress. Like grass before the
mower, their efforts fell to the ground; and like
flre on The prairles, sweeping all before it, its
onward march became triumphant. 1t stood
forth upon Its own merits; discerning public
saw, tried and were convinced of its magical
cirtues- The massive fortune acquired by Dr.
Parera from the sale of it during the six wears
he prepared it, alone bore witness to it's nina
culous meras. Al the decease Of the Doctor the
| recipe was beqneaihed tn his son, who has late
ly introduced the remedy into The United States
The number of cures it has already made are
astonishing, Thousands aud tens Of thousands
can bear testimony to Its efficacy.
ALL WHO USE IT. 1T WILL CURE,
With safety, speed and certainty no other me-
dIclne has ever possessed.
RESORT TO No QUACK NOSTRUMS.
Use remedy that has been tried for the past
Uty gears and was never known to fail
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
The extensive sale of this wonderful medi-
cine has already caused some person or persons,
to palm OFT upon the unsuspecting. spurious
compound closely resembling the original. Be
particular to buy none without The written sig-
nature OF A. pareira, NJ. D., on the outside
wrapper of each bottle. All others are counter
felt, and their coniponnders will be punished
with the utmos; rigor of the law.
Price Three Dollars per bottle For sale by
D. Babcock, sole Agent for California, Oregon
and the Sandwich Islands, to whom all orders
mast be addressed. a liberal discount made to
wholesale dealers.
LIST OF AGENTS THROUGHOUT THE STATE
BENZ. SHURTLEFF, Druggist, Shasta; DR.. w.
ii Gatlitf, Yreka; Rice, Coffin Il Co., Drug
gists, Marysville R K Stark W Gather, Drug.
gist. Stockton; w II Rruner, Druggist Sono-
IA; Child & Wortheu. Druggist, Placervile;
Justin Gates, Jr.. SACRAMENTO; DR. w Carr,
Downleville; DR. John Lark, Nevada; Dir b
Winston, Los Angeles Whaey & Morse, San
Diego; George l. Story, Portland, o. T.
d. BABCOCK, Wholesale Druggist,
1873 Clay street, San francisco,
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DIR. A. F. SAWYER

ENORMERLY CONNECTED WITH THE
Surgical Department of the MASSACHUSETTS
ukSFRAL Hospital, gives special attention to
the treatment of all
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LUNA HOUSE-RED BLUFFS.

fE@ THE EXTENSIN E STABLING and
hMiii CORRAL of this establishment are now
-a42..A complete, and can receive and shelter
large numbers Of animals. Hay aud barley of
the best quality always hand. A ranch for
grazing animals. under constant charge of ii care
ful herdsman, is connected with the place Pack
mules and emigrant stock viii not find IA better
recruiting spot IN the Sacramento Valley.
II H T. HI d Ell.
Is well known, and 10 pains will be spared 10
maintain its reputation DOW VINCENT.
Red Bluffs Sept 30. 1854 o. -3m
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Pale as the marble-plant rises above,

CAUGHT A TARrAR-The following inciden,
is said to have occurred on board Mississippi
steamer recently:
A party of gentlemen were conversing about
the unhappy differences between the North and
South, and each of course had something to say
in favor of his own State. One of the gentle
men remarked that he belonged to New Jersey,
and was proceeding TO show forth the merits Of
that much abused State, when jolly looking
customer, with merry eye and somewhat
elongated proboscis, interrupted him with the
lnterrogatory
Do you really come from the Jarsey'sl"
u do indeed, twas the reply.
"Well, then, give me your hand-Oh. poor
Jarsey!' he continued. with deep drawn Ugh
and doleful couutenance. "poor Jarsey =
Come sir, what will You take to drink? YOU are
welcome TO the very best that can be had on
board this boat.
The "Jarseyman." somewhat surprised. in.
quired the reason of all this esteem for sOld
Jarsey."
1T is not esteem exactly" he replied; 1.-The
feeling cherish towards the unfortunate people
In that State, smacks more of compassion"
please explain yourself" said the Jersey
man, ." do not exactly understand you"
g Well, then, the fact is, was the reply of the
compassionate southerner, :. believe that peo-
pie from your State are about as apt to be dry
as any class of men out and never met one
IN my life. who was not either too mean or too
poor to buy drink, so make it point always
10 treat Jerseyman whenever / tall in with
one..'
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Taking him by the arm, the compassionate
ons led the 'Jarseyman" up to the Court of
Bacchus and stood treat.
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H 1t is said that General Canrobert is be-
ieved to be the son of the Emperor Napoleon l.
and Madame de Raincy. He passed The early
part OF his life in the enjoyment of the ease aud
insouciance which large fortune can bestow, and
1t was not until called from life of dissipation
to attend upon the dying bed of his mother. that
he learned the secret of his birth Immediate
", notwithstanding the accession of fortune sud-
denly acquired by his mothers death; notwith-
standing the habits of idleness and luxury he
had indulged in ever since his birth he de-
declared that, with such blood in his veins, he
should scorn to remain inactive. He immedi-
ately set out for gers volunteer in the Chs
senrs, and has risen by slow degrees to the sta
ton he now occupies. The moral effect of his
relationship TO the great Napoleon has been i'm
mense upon the troops under his command, and
enabled him to obtain an ascendancy which St.
Arnaud could never acquire
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Astenishir. - Kneli,hma..

correspondent of the Cincinnati Dolla,
Times. writing from Philadelphia. relates the
following interesting incident illustrative Of the
social equality existing between American citi.
zens
While in Washington was introduced to an
atfache OF leading English newspaper. a very
gentlemanly and intelligent gentleman, on his
first visit to America, and having been here only
few days. he was not very well posted as to
our democratic manners and customs l accom-
panied him on call To the Capitol buildings.
and as we walked along the avenue saw ap-
preaching fine looking gentleman in suit Of
black. He walked in firm energetic manner
and often paused to shake hands and say few
words to gentlemen with whom he seemed ac.
qnalnted. There was nothing unusual in his
demeanor to distinguish him from the many
well-dressed personages man is wont to meet
on Pennsylvania Avenue whilst Congress is in
session; and drawing near, he was pleased to
recognise me with kindly greeting, and to ask
alter the welfare of some old friends in the Gran
lite State. He passed on, and turning to nv
friend said:
=" Did you observe that gentleman who ad-
dressed me ~
Yes who is he 7"
Guess ~ l replied in true Yankee STYLE
well, be was an editor or reporter"
No"
"A member of Congress, perhapsl"
"Oh, no."
"Well, clerk, then?''
Wrong again..
"A citizen of your State
-" Yes, sir. he was, and he is now President of
the United Staies''
"Wha the President 7" he asked. in unfeign-
ed astonishment. "Pshaw. you are Joking q"
No, sir, am not that gentleman was Frank.
I'm Pierce, chief magistrate OF twenty five mil
lions of people"
My friend turned and gazed at the distant fig
ure OF Gen. Pierce until he had disappeared in
the crowd. Then, tnruing to me, he said:
!" L am astonished True, at hoU.e | have
been told that yodr President goes abroad unat-
tended, but took it all as humbugging tale.
had no idea that he walked about the streets
| shaking hands with everybody he recognized y
And. why not! He is only citizen of this
nation. placed in power by his fellow-citizens
and on leaving the office i'll two years from now.
VIII resume his place rs private citizen among
us. He will be respected and esteemed in
proportion TO the good he may do in his office,
and his character He will receive no
pension, emolnment, special privilege; he
will be simply :. Mr. Pierce '-some people may
term him . ex- President"
My friend said nothing for some time, but at
length asked
= And are all your institutions your public Of
hcers, your Senator's &C.. OH the same plain and
democratic scale q?
Yes. sir: all Of them.'
Well, he replied, we don't dream of this
In our country, aud on the continent. can only
say as another Englishman remarked once, when
struck with your simple manners and general
equallty-"Whata country, and what people'
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t the junction Of TIE Yreka anil UearrrriHe
Roads, l2 miles from Shasta
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vyo-v to rct I'D q worms.

rrg SIMPLEST THIN THE World. Yen have On
g 1 uarehazsa bottle Of N 'Lane's Celebrated Nerni
ae ard administer it according TO the directions ac
ssal u each vial. It fails to give immediate
-s. aud is perfectly safe for young or old. Ti' fol-
ea- .cliircns in favor Of SLanes Celebrated Verr-
fuse vas handed rs a short time ago.
New YoaK. November iG, 1854.
freaaaE ul,ne purchased and administered one bo;
s az sIan4ss Celebrated veriniuce child Of hers,
our ywtjchcars old brought uw&y between three and
four hundred vorms-niy o. thesa aree Tho child is
apn well snd iy:asln Remington place. For further
particulars Inquire Of Mrs. rorjie No Naahaisa place
p s. pr Ni,aaes Ce,ebra:ed Eernifusa, also his Liy
er Pis can BOW be ha1 i III repeeaaJle Drug So-es
u California.
S., Purchasers xii please be careful TO ak for, aai
AXE none but D- @'Laae's veriaifage- Al ether in
ccmparso7- -rs wor,6,'ss
DR.. ". G. ALBAE, Agent Brosis'. Nsvais.
PARK WHITE, Wholesale Agents, and cealrs- ;a
Family Mcdtcn.es Washington st-ee:, between Sos>oa
and Battery, e;n francisco. n July 6. 1859.
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EnsgEgeut Notice.

Ii the District Court Of the 14th judicial District r.
the matter of Emanuel Schard nsolyent debtor.
DURSUANT 10 order made by the Hon W. T. Bar
Il hour, Judge OF said Court Notice is hereby given to
ali the creditors OF the said nsolvent to be appear be-
fore the Judge OF said court in Chambers in the Court
House ia the city Of Narysyile and County of Yuba on
the Z5d day OF August ~ d 1850 at 10 0cock A. NJ of
that day then and there TO shew f any they
why the prayer of the said nsolveut should grant
ed and assignment of his estate be made he be
discharged from his debts insolvent debtor.
Given under my hand and the seal of the District Court
a .oresaid this 18Th day of July 1856
J. II. BOSfWICK, County Clerk
Ry TIP. HAwLEY Deputy
Gardner s. johnson. Attys for petitioner I24w
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&TTNTNTONS

= y NJ Mo -.
GtTATE OF OALItUI.NIA, County OF Nevada. Town
- ship Of BRIDGEPORT Justices Court. Befose d. Dus
lin Justca of tie Peace The People OF the State of Cal
ifonia Ira Richardson. You hereby summoned
appear before tie undersigned, Justice of the Peace,
his Office in said Township SATURDAY the 22d day OF
September, A. D. 1885, at ten O'Clock, A. NJ to the
complaint of Henry Everett who demands judgment
dollars for money had and received certain promssary
Notes belonging to the siI Henry Everett and placed in
your possession deposit az appeaps by recees for the
same slgoed in your name and complaint lie In
my once On feilure to appear and answer Judgment
VIII be renderedaeainst you Tor said hundred
aDd ninety eight dollars with damages ard costs suit
Given nnder my nand, eis 18th day of Jnne ls55.
DANIEL DUSTIN, Justice of the Pence
is hereby ordered that publication Of the foregoing
be made in the Nevada Joursll weekly newspaper prin
led in said county least week three months
from date OF first publication. Given under hand this
l2 n daa of June, l5j5 s2m D. DUSTIN JP
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gS HHDS Extra Clear Bacon;
eBO 150 bbls Clear and Mess Pork
80 hf bbs Clear Pork
Sd drums Goldfish
$50 boxes New Raisins:
100 hi bbls White Beans;
900 grosr Goodwin's Tobacco
200 gross Hatson's Tobacco
$50 cases Crepe 'robacco
80 eases Fruit and Apiieott Tobacco;
l500 gross r. w. Matches in tins
so kegs Spit Peas and Pearl Barley;
10 ease Sarp
go cases = and half gall Pickles;
80 cases Fresh Pineappes;
For sale by GOODWIN Il Co.
y21-3m 62 California st. San Francisco
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srswRY~rsG SnYr

ID virtue Of two executions to directed Issued from
the Clerks Office of the County Court in and for rhe
county Of iacer favor CT ) c. Astin aud W L. John
and against James Beny, Rupert Julius Emperor
ct al date June r. 1855, for the OF S44S +aIoo
have levied upon and seized the following described prop
erty to-wit: All the right ls ard interest of julius
Emperor and - Rupert in and TO the French Quartz
Mll lying and being situate ia the Township OF Grass
Valley, County of Nevada State Of Calls rna said ntere
being Sevenths OF said mill when shall sell public
auction ha highest bidder for Cash in front of the
described mill on the 3D. day Of August A. D. 1855, at
O'Clock. T. VI.
Given under my hand this 81 day OF July A. n 1885.
us- The above sale has been postponed till Thtnsday
August l6, at the same hour and place.
W. w. WRIGHT. Sheriff ". c.
July 6--fw L. o. TaMpKISs. n. s.
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Summons.

STRsn1lGnS.
SSTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada Township
DOT Rough Ready, Justices Court, ,boGo re v G Bell
Justice of the Peace The People of the State of Cafor-
MIA to CHARLES ARMS fR0NG: You are hereby sim
moned to appear before The undersigned Justice OF the
Peace his Office in said Township on Saturday the 4;h
day Of August 1855 at O'Clock, to answer. he
complaint of Id Birch. in action ofdeb; upon note
herein fled for fbe of hundred and CITY doars
On failure 50 to appear and answer, judgment will be
rendered against you for said Of dannges aud
cost OF suit
Given under my hand, this Goth day OF July, 1855
(signed) BELL.JP
1t hereby ordered that service ofhe summons
be made by publication in the Nevada Journal, until tae
day of trial VIC B4,LL, Up
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Notice..

rIlHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NOTICE To
all those INDEBTED to him for Clerks fees or other
wise that Messrs TWEED 4 SEARI.S duly author
lied az his Agents to collect and receipt for all accounts
due him and settle III demands properly auhentcat-
ed which may be presented against him Prompt settle
ment viii save expense. WM. :. PATTERSON,
Nevada July 81. 1855 132w
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20 SnaraE (lneratGrs.

TEIHE UNDERSIGNED have lately discovered
L what they think to be a very rcn lead of Quar;7
situated soma two hundred yards from the VILLAGE
of Minnesot L. and " thin 81 Of a mile from the rich
German Bar lead which has paid so well They
have not the /. asst doubt but what the lead is the
same as the &c, man Bar lead. They find plenty OF
raci at an, tnl. when they choose to look ior ii.
With gold in it Dlatu to be seen. Not long since a
piece Of rock was 10 und upon their lead, weighine
about pounds which when crushed yielded 5l3
-. Many other sucn eces have been found. Also,
the rock which has no old visible to the naked eve
yields from fifteen TO Fifty ceut; to the oand As IA
as we have tried It. The company are in circum
stances not enabling them to commence operations
upon the lead. Therefore wh.u they want Is 10
some person 10 take hold with t and prospect the
the lead, and also Join in work ms tue same. who
has more funds than they have a pl essnt rthey
will let the Iced out to work shs res certain
length OF time or certain per cent.tSe IN order
10 get the thing once in operation. We have heen
informed OF late that there several Qud.t-E ds
near Nevada which are not in operation at the pres
emit time, and that the wish find somegs rod
lead to remove them to. Now if there is any suc'l
,ersons who desire this. we will assure them that
they VIII not be able to find better lead to place
Their machinery upon. The name of this lead is
the Syracuse Quartz lead. and has been lately dis
covered. We would like to have some of the oper-
ators IN Quartz call and see it for themselves and
believe they would be satisfied.
~ S McMILLFN g. co.
Minnesota June 81 I'm
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SULlsshaOalS.

SSTATE OF CALIFORNIA County of Nevada Township
- of Rough Ready, IS Justices Court before v G.
Bell Justice of the Peace The people of the State of Cal
ifornia TO CHARLES ARMSTRONG You are hereby
summoned 10 appear before the undersigned Justice Of
the Peace, at his office in said Township on SATURDAY
AUGUST 4TH D 1855, at o'clock, z to answer the
complaint of WM WllTESEI in action OF Debt upon
accounts herein fled for the of S15 On failure SO
appear and answer Judgment viii rendered against
you for said of Seventy Five Dollars Damages and
Costs Of suit.
Given under ny hand, this 25th day of Iuly 1855.
(Sgned) V. C. BELL. Justice of the Peace
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naEW EoRE EOEEr,.
70 All whom lit may Concern.

TAKE NOTICE Thai shall apply to the Hon. Board Of
Supervisors 9i Nevads ccanty the I5th day.of
Augus a e lS5S 81 as soon thereafter as bearing can
mad lo1 license Ics uP and keep Toll Bridge
Scar River, at point opposite The saw Nil OF the
Bear River and auburn Ditch Company.
.raYais, Say % 1s55-5x j. B. IIOBDELL.
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SUMMONS.
SUMMONS.

SIATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada
y Township of Nevada S. Justices Court. Be
fore G. +. Smith, Justice Of the Peace The P, ople
OF che State of California to ANTON SANDMAN:
You are hereby summoned to appear before me- at
my ofhce in said Township, on MONDAY, the
9th day OF august \. d 1855, at O'clock, A. NJ. to
answer the complaint Of J. w Thompson and
James Preston, who demand against you one hun
dred and nineteen dollars, for wages due them -
On fllure so to appear and answer, Judgment vii
be rendered ainst you for the sum of One Hundred
and nineteen dollars damages and costs of suit
Given under my hand, this 9th day Of Iulv A. D.
1855, C. f. SMITH, Justice of lhe Peace,
Nevada. ulv IL. 1855 4y*
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ADMIsaoS 5000; Pit 81 co.
For full particulars see small bills.
rIoLzowAv's pILEs Certain Cure

Tor Female mpaints- The invige-ating and purifying
properties Of these Invaluable Fills render them safe and
iuallbs- They may he t2ken by females OF ell ages,
7ho ae suffering from any der&neement Of The sysem TO
which their is peculiarly subject, pFoTentng those
distressing diseases which frequently occur from natien
on the tam OF life 1t has been ineoaesbly proved
hy experience that these pills the very hest remedies
ever known for tie cure II those disorders and when II
at te tam Of life, thore neea be ID apprehension
4 ropsy or verse conseQnepces.
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1900 Bags Green Rio Coffee;
100 Cases ground Coffee. in tins;
$3.50 Mats No l, China Rice;
l210 Kegs East Boston Syrup;
leo gross 2 and NJ Yeast Powders;
$50 hf and Or. kits No Mackere
l50 cases salt, 5, 10 and ID los.
Fer sale by GOODWIN & co.
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IT Is ORDERED That service Of the above Sam
mons be made by publication in iha NEVADA JOURNAL
until the Gay trial. G. BELL Justice of the Peace
July .6 lS5S-2w
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Water Notice.
10 all whom it may Concern

EYyow ye, that the un1sr,igned, 4 Wilder; VIM.
al :. Patterson J. w. Hurd, F.. P. Tur3ey, w. b.
Churchill John w. Simpson. & Co.. did locate by due
notice. Canal for mining and other purposes. in the
county of Nevada and State of California, the 9Th Of
October 1854 which time they did claim all the waters
of the North Fork of the Middle YHba, together with all
the of the South Fork OF the said sream with
the right erect the requisite dam dams said
streams sufficient to fill fume with water Of the fol-
lowing dimensions io-wiiThree feet deep. six feet in
width, with grade Of not than twelve feet 10 the
mile They also claim all the tributaries OF said river
iniersecng said fume CANAL for the purpose of con-
dac;rg the by said canal aud It's lateral branches
along the ridge between the South and Middle Yubas
AMI furnishing the following and other mining localities
which such canal mny nard with water, viz Oe,eans
Fiat, Moor-s Flat, WoOlsys Flat Cherokee san Juan.
&c &c. The Haae Of said csrai is the s.Grzzly Com
paBys fuha Extension Canal-' Sand cauai is in
course of corsiFucion and VIII be prosecuted in conform
~ with surveys commenced in October 1854 and
pleed JGna ls-sls55
sicBe1 il bshaig Of Grizzly Water COMPANY at Chero
kee, ,iiis -2nt day Of June, A. d. 1865.
rIRECToEs.
Wh. 5. PATTEFSgS, J. w. HURD.
WM B. CHUhCHII.L, JOHN w SIMPSO~
:. A. WILDER, Presi tent 7.
r. P. TURNEY, Secretary.
June 23th, 1885. 93m
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O2 California street, san rancisco
200 Firbins Choice Butter;
$50 Kegs Leaf Lard;
go Cases 10 and 30 ID tins. Lard;
100 hf bbls Family Market Beef;
200 5-gall kegs CraabeTries
so cases Dairy Cheese.
For sale BY GOODWIN & CO
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- IAfE ot CALifUtNiA, County OF Aeyada township
- Of 3fdgiort, 5. Relore Daniel Dustin Justice Of
the Peace Personally appeared before this ID
day ofJuly A. D. 1885, Sarah harears, wife Of Samuel
Hargrears of said Township, and being duly made
declaration that from and after this date she intends to
carry her name, and her own account tie
business Of Merchandising, Ranching and keeping public
Baaring Hosse, and that the amount invested in said
busness does moi exceed Five thousand Dollars.
Given an1er my hand tins q day of July A D 1855
DANL DUSTIN, Justice Peace
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b2 California ST., oan Francisco
l0O, coo LBS, No CHINA SUGAR:
$50 bbs and hf bbs Stuart's crushed sugar;
200. IF hbls Siuart's Powdered Sugar
$50 bbl+ and hf bbls Coffee and Cd, Sugar
50 cerooas Chile peaches;
501 bags Chile Beans;
200 bags Jew " alnuts.
GOODWIN CO..
G. California street. san Francisco,
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FEEnss2g TD0zs.

so nF4 Lbs sa=ia ao assorted sizes, f.r zaie Jy.
ZsJy s e. GREGORY