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Steamboat Disasters on the Yves.
tern Waters,
AND aa,a
STEAMBOAT DIRECTORY.

INHE undersigned ha We notV in course of
i new Steamboat DirtCiOry, which will issued in
october reXti the book will contain two humid
pages illustrated in The hest style, aud neatly in
durable unnner. will be ore Of the most Interesting
books ever published, and viii tie bOOk that will in.
Iefesllns tn all classes OF PEOPLE, Tie Steamboat DireC
toTy VIII Contain complete list aud description Gal
Steamboats, now af, at on The Western and southern
ierS Ihe length model speed, l'Owe tOnnsge
boat W III the trade she is in AsO The Cap
contain HiStOryOf Steamboats, and SeumnoaiiIg the
western waters, since Tie application Of seami alsO
sketch o. The FIRST boat built lU The OnI rveI, with The
nanie Of the builder, commander and owner.
ne Rive, directory will contains list and description
o' an te HeambHt Disasters HAT have occurred on the
western aud soute waters beautifully illustrated, with
MS! OF all muse WHO have persisted by their buTIg
SINKING amu eNludlts- on Tie Western and southern
les. lie Directory will cOutGm Maps OF tuc Ohio.
Mississippi, Missouri, illinois. Arkansas White Red
OnacMa' YaZO0 and her Rivers, with the Towns and
Si'IeS ald down. with correct distances also, ma"y
othet lver and ites Of iulereS tn the
Gus u Mail Boats with IIe trade they re ill., &c &c
lie directory Will also contain complete list Of all The
IfSl"ns'ne steamboat Licensed ofCes their places ire
sluelCe &c ci The new SleambOat law, its require
n'ehts with comments showing where benefits tie in
ooHiGien Queer ana Injuries the competent OIcer &c.
SmI an the Important u States Supreme curt Steam
boat DECISIONS up 10 date lie RaIes and mPOrta
commercial Privileges. ls Of Iadns. important be-
G'slOs OF lie various IT, s. Courts in regard FTeigts
Lost and damaged, De- NC, with many things OF
inle est.
The Directory will he illustrated in the best style and
printed Ia The hest manner. Tie author has six years
been gathering together all the aug items egard
e hume Gus se1ns 0at disasters Oh the Western and
southern waters. and now intends publishing them in
book FORM The price Of The viii be Put al the low
SUI" 0 que D01r Ten thousand copies will he issued
fol tie b0atnem all others DESTROYS OF subscribing Will
lave to do SO at once. will 'e printed unless
deiel IN advance The work is destined tO have cir
cuatiOn OF eighty thousand COpiss publishers
ate receiving lage numbers of Subscribers, per mail,
rom all parts OF the country, daily Some OF the Oldest
h"atme. well most scientific men OF The Il es a
Gmtrhuio's 10 lie Steamboat Directory.
The directory will be issued i'll october. and will he
aHcHl TO the PaIlOr wei! as steamboat, lSy remit
ting one dollar LostlladO you will receive copy Of tile
above work.
All communications and letters should be addressed tC
JAMES 4 LLOYD ~ Co,
IN l6iG POSi-Ofire building, Cincinnati. o
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SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 8. 1855.

owe have number Of communications. po.
eticsl and otherwise. which will be attended to as
soon Is practicable.
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oDD-FELEOws' Slcx.-The Petersburg Express
learns thata large number Of Odd Fellows are i'll
Of the fever in Norfolk. One lodge alone has so
members down with it.
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Valuable RcUding.
pANCRoFT'S United States, 6vols.;
ID AbbOtt'S Napoleon, 2VOiS.;
HancrOt's MisceIIaMics;
Angel on the Laws OF CaTriers;.
Dickens Works, completes vols.
Chemistry ri ommon Lille;
LOnsellOw's EvaLgeIIne;
lieir HT RedslEe;
I'cI Smith Abroad;
Nathalie. by Julia Kavanagh;
My Confessions;
The Wrinkles, vols.
Memoirs OF Jas Gordon Eennet;
De QuiHCys Note Rock OF an Opium alter;
Ella or The llunIan Comedy, etc ETC.
Including general assortment miscellaneous and
Medic Works, lust received by
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..sonle LINZ AGO ,ye nlereIy alInle 10 nnmrnm. "

Some lime ago we merely alluded 10 HRmPur's Veg.
etable lihclIc, with promise Of noticing ll,il
uaIly tie great leel we have Ontse derived Nval,
use During Our COLES late COuSe, owing To aafy
lal'isr we became gu &c iySpepiiC aud were VrT pt
Troubled with vertigo. For than twelve yess ai
leaving college, we were lSbOumg seriously undci -e
two Affections, lntle siniMs of 1904 our health hs m
SO delicate that was win goat difficulty
lend 10 the ordinary duties III pIUlessiUm ktttr
thug we ate immediately turned HCiLi our digestive
gains bccaInC wholly dGTGged; losing srcIied IN u.s.
lIeir activity aid Vitality constantly dep,e,,
ed M Slti our energy almost toiSOOk Iis and nUtls
bul Necessity urged us VII 10 actiOli.
~ had taken siIOmg medicines, observed giel pa
lCulH IilY III our ulc, Ud all To- puI pose Wehslit
Trend vi ours HlUrtunei us TO get bottle OF HaUptUi
Vegetable IIHcne, assuring that We would Irl rIta
isliel hOnI rs We briefly Replied Cr nOHlG ID.
sIre dollar to oil The TiEcfurs Hampton sr.s qe :,
Tar us our own Individual heath was tOiKerled' ",
lad no aiIlI III II any OtleI medicine eIltcIiIs cue
Ou.s. Ia Tie kilICss Ul her heart, however, witEUu
consulting us about H. Sic sent ul got one lOIilc AID
urged us 10 accept O il, aud Tor her sakc, il could p
possibly iIuIO 10 II according 10 direction tui
The igh regard ld lUr her and lei act 1T kindness
we promised to dose And without tie icnsI cAssyers-
tn we Ca truly say that before had used tho CUnenis
OI one bottle we felt like Lew man
I'VE used, COnseCuIVey, lOn ten To fifteen bottles
We were AFRAID 10 give 1t W., enling Oh, diseases
might return Since them our digestive organs bsrn
uni Ormly cor eel, our head Clear and Us Oul IA.
bUTs, tolls, abitCS res, OIIsbties and worldly "a eS
lust what we please, much please, wAe we
Iease-aHd all Is well. For the sake OF the afflicted Wc
make thus Slateleht, hoping That others may find the
eieI liOm its use That we have II should he keiil
every IHTly. No family should be without UANriOSI
VETETABLE TINCTURE.
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From the Courier.



She appeared upon the Scene; she did not seem
to come there. Eager eyes were watching for her
first step; but we venture 10 say she was full be-
fore them at their first glimpse of her, nd that
they felt her spell before they had clearly seen by
what they were bewitcted. She is like her por-
traits; but looked last evening younger than'in
The grand head 10y HenLQuet Dupont, and must
ever express more Intelligence than appears in
DuQute'S thre=-Quarter length. Pale with Jet black
hair, small Regular nose, mouth mobile enough
hnt rather sweet i'll expression and temCler i'll its
lines Tor The heroine OF tragedy, and large foEe-
head quite protuding itself the Straight black
brEwS that shadow her wondernuS eyes, she is
The very emh"dhnent of feminine intellect. Her
hgmre is slight, and her mental entirely dominates
over her vital system; buther lmE*, with all their
helicacy, have firm look, and she is rather lille
than fragile. The fall OF her drapery would make
any sculptor despair, did he not see that itself is
but the reproduction in tissue of lines into which
the Grecian scuiptors wrought their marble.
nEk PRESERVATION.
He! contention Of every one of Comedies
words isso sub;inely spiritual, and her power i'll
making every altitude speak in harmony with the
conception, is SO wOnLr0uS that we follow her al
most with bew'lde:ment as she CLASPS, with the
spell oil her genius, every lurking thought and
makes 1t aglow with intellectual vitality. Yet 50
rapid III her movement, so intent is she in losing
as little time possible 18th what is in<iguifca nj,
aud concentTnt ting her whole soul upon rendering
with the utmost intensity what is vi moment, that
while we see thuse strange eyes at one moment
,laTkenlng with almost graceful ccqueiry. as il
TO cover some OF the SuperlouS words the poet
puts IN her mouth, again lit up with dazzling,
piercing gaze, and look on that mouth, so eloquent
in It's silence and so mpelious in it's utierance we
feel certain strange sense of mystery come over
US, and realize that we are in the presence of a
truly great artist, one stamped by the finger mark
OF genius as a magellan, whose breath is lull of
cassie iragtahce' and whose very robe is full Of
Thrilling folds.
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A SECOND SUPPLY OF
SELF-SEALlNG CANS.
LUDLOW & CO.'S
Improved. Albright seIEseuIinx Can

improved Ate-EtRhG SelfSenling Can
oR Preserving Fruits. Vegetables. etc. The only Can
NO WAX, SOLDER on cEAENT!
and most convenient Can in use -
IheI are easily Sea ed and Opened and never fail TO
SserVe FRUITS Vegetables etc etc, in perfectly fresh
They can be used year after year.
directions for putting up all KINDS OF Fruits Veseta
heS, etc. will accompany lie Cans.
II All we ask Is, call aud see them IN Rverv CAN
THoaPsoS & PATH ERsoN,
-es<4 III Main street
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Stone Ware.

Mccoy & BENJAMIN'S BEST.
1900 gallons, comprising every variety-tlis day
landed aud for sale at manufacturers prices
HJBBELL & son, Agents
asES for manufacturers,
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~ LII AN411 AS u
IA etsk ell a q o. receiving and opening
their first stock vi New FAN aud winter Goods 10
which the attention Of purchasers s nvIted-cal and ex
a-oI
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LOIrytTs DOcOTs, BankeTs, Mipisters In all tic p,i.r
ehts Of State, Ladies dmd Gentlemen IN Tile Lht
walks OF lie, as well as those moving intIe most l.ae
spheres, speak Of The themselves and Tit4, b.
this wOnde, iul article.
ImUOI of what we say above, we now reterJs, to
lnmPIOn'S Vegetable = inCINrc, and IL e.
leCIs.
The vile OF T. W. Yeabe, Grocer, 70 Pearl St, t.rsd
o! rheumatism Of eight years' sundimgi all
WIN NJ. Oldham, Gate of tho Custom House dwelling
Nols6 Pine ST. OF Dyspepsia, great debility peinAer
cured.
w. A. schaefer. Esq Ons of the oldest ma and
most highly responsible citizens, cured oil great weakness
and restored to robust Ihe1ltl
JRrtet Plmnnet, los 4 baltimore st.. SUITE red intensely
years with h disease and neicuia rheumatisu euicd
after all other remedies failed
Space will not permit TO ume hundreds Of Oiles,
GeU. w. Goodrich. Capt. Tl0s. not, ROb GSu,, Jas.
SHiyth cured UI rheumatism.
John Pclvsii, 5. A. t'ri!llp John Luke Rev. " Esk'
ridge, U. S. Navy, aud thousands others cured nj ys,r
sia ScIOiuia, cough liver COlnWunts bronchitis, saint
Vitus' Dance, &c. We reeTI citizeis-raioG
them
Delicate females and children win please Try il Il
cures coughs, bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Liver compliant,
ScTOiuIu, with arrangements of tile system,
Call aud get pamphlets, gals.
For sale BY n. H. Logan 81 Co., Wheeling, gen
eTal agents.
Sold 10y MORTIMER a. MOWBRAY, go Baltimore IT.
Baltimore, aud 3O4 BTosdwuy,
= III
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Wanted.
30 Dry Cows, by the subscriber. living near Ben
- wood For further Information Gallon GeO X. Nc.
sep3:si' SHEPHERD McMRCHEN,
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-18
DAGUERREAN ROOMS.
E.. B. HENDEE.


WT0C1D BEG LEAVE TO INFORM THE
w ci'zens of Shasta and vicinity that he
has just opened rooms at the
Eagle Hotel,
where he is prepared to take iikenesses in the
most approved style and at very low prices.
All kinds Of FANCY CASES on hand and of
the atest style. Likenesses put in Lockets
Pins, Rings, Bracelets Watch Keys, &c. Also,
Steroscopic Pictures
Taken in the best siyle-it being new improve
sment in the art giving the likenesses all the dis
tinciness and life like appearance imaginable,
making yon think they just ready to speak
to yon. aud some are ready to swear they have
heard them say several words ( in IA toru1
Also Halo Pictures, which give the Hkenesses
,the appearance of being surrounded with the
brightness OF the sun. in perfect halo of glory.
Also views OF all kinds taken in n style tiat can
not be surpassed i'll The known world
Pictures Of deceased pctwnEs surira;ts, &C. J
copied with the greatest accuracy.
Pictures warranted not to fade, and If not per-
ifecly satisfactory, will be taken over free OF
charge.
Ar. Hendee shasshad ten years experience in
ithe art, and hatters hin self that he eau give
,perfect satisfaction to all.
Come one scoaie all and try
To awe the sifatiow, ere me substance fly.
Shasta, August 4. 1853. au4 I'm
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-18
Legal Notices.
sHERIFF,s SALE.

PY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION issued
State of California, duly attested on the 9TH day
of March, d 1855, directed and delivered
to me, requiring me TO satisfy judgment rem
dered in said court in favor of VIM G. Shard,
and against William Myers, for the sum of $685.
05, with ten per cent. per annum interest there
until paid and also for $32675 costs of suit,
docketed in said county on the said 9TH day of
March, 1855, and accruing costs of SA,00, ON
which execution was issued on the 10Th day of
May, 1855, and returned with a credit Of 5000,
leaving an unpaid residue of $5l3,80 and the
costs that may accrue, have seized and taken
in execution the following described property,
to wit:
A certain lot of ground situated in the County
of Shasta and State of California, and upon
which the town of Red Bluffs is mostly situate,
and bounded on the south by the claim of E. G.
Reed on the west by government lands. on the
north by Dow Vincent's claim, and on the east
by the Sacramento river, and supposed to con-
tain one hundred and sixty more or less,
including all and singular the improvements and
apPurtenances thereon situated. and known as
the Red Bluffs House. barn and out-houses be-
longing to the same, the property of the said
William Myers.
hereby give notice that on
Monday, the 3D. day of September,
A. ID. 1855, between the hours of 10 O'clock A.
M. and o'clock p. M. | will sell the above de-
scribed property to the highest bidder for cash,
in front of '4oag's Horse Market, in the town of
Shasta. WA NUNNALLY, Sheriff.
Shasta, Aug. 10, 1855. aull-td.
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-18
TOMLINSON g. WOOD,

NEW FIRE PROOF BRICK BUILDING,
Keep Constantly on hnnd I'm Shasta,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT of all kinds
IA of goods suitable for this market at whole
sale and retail.
One of the firm will reside in San Francisco,
and thus by keeping constanst familiarity with
the Market will enable us to fill all orders with
promptness, and on terms as favorable as any
house in the interior of California
Traders and Packers are invited to examine
our extensive and carefully selected stock.
]. j. TOMLINSON, Shasta.
w. F. WOOD, San francisco.
Shasta. June 81, 1854. je24tf
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-18
f. s TR 4 Y s !!

~ THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD -
.GN inform the public that he is pre- 6-S
pared TO hunt horses, mules, cattle, &c, &c,
that may have strayed from their owners and
are now wandering in that portion cf the coun-
try ON the eastern side of the Sacramento. and
between Pitt River the north, and Butte
s Greek on the souih. minute description of the
animals lost. together with the time of stray ing
&c. should be addressed me at the Shasta Post
Office E. W. INSKEEP.
Shasta Angnst IL 1855. anlI I.3m
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-18
Shasta, August 10, 1855.
State of California. County of Shasta.

State of California. County of Shasta
On this 10th day of August 1855, comes be-
fore the undersigned, Clerk of the District Court
within and for the county of Shasta. in the
State aforesaid, Mary Ripstein, whose name ap-
pears subscribed TO the above and foregoing
declaration, and who is personally known to me
to be the person who signed the same, and who
acknowledges the execution thereof to be her
act and deed for the purposes therein men
toned.
Witness my hand and the seal of said court, at
office in Shasta, this day and year in this behalf
aforesaid. THOS w. DAWSON
aul l-3t Clerk
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-18
M. Il. CHURCH,
EsTRAY.
QUARTZ CLAIM FOR SALE.

VENHE UNDERSIGNED will dispose of three
n half shares in the Washington Quartz Mill
and lead consisting of Que eighth part of the en-
tire property. Said claims will be sold cheap,
either singly or together. For further particu-
lars enquire of James Daish. Shasta, John Feb
". SCOTS Bar. the undersigned, at French
Gulch Terms, Cash.
A. S.sYEOMANS,
A. G. TYLER
August Ii, 1855. aulltf
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-18
SHASTA WHOLESALE PRICES
CURRENT.
SHASTA. Aug IS, 1855.

CORRECTED BY BULL. BAKER RosHrss.
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-18

WT0C1D BEG LEAVE TO INFORM THE
w citizens of Shasta and vicinity that he
mas iilst opened rooms at the
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-18
NOTICE.

MARY RIPSTEIN, WIFE OF JACOB
lo RIPSTElN, a resident of the town
and county of Shasta, in the State of California
hereby declare and make known my intention
of conducting and carrying ON the business of
Hotel Heeping. in my own name and account.
MARY RIPSTEIN.
Shasta August 10, 1855.
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-18
August Ii, 1855.
INFORMATION WANTED,

a. JOHN II. BOYD, formerly of Petis Co.,
~ No. He came from there to California in,
1850. Any person knoA ing of his Whereabouts
wll confer a favor by addressing his brother B.
f. Boyd, Shasta City, Shasta Co.. Cal.
August IL, 1853. aul l-3t*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-01

DETECTION AND ARREST OF A STEAMBOAT
THIRF.-Cases Of robbery Of emigrants and un-
sophisticated travellers on our steamboats, have
been more lamentable from the fact, that the
perpetrators have, with their consummate skill
and adrOitness, managed to evade detection
1t Is therefore, with quite degree Of satisfac-
ton, that We now record the arrest of one Of
this class, who WAS caught on Monday night,
during the passage up the river Of the steamer
knickerbocker. The victim, on this occasion,
was German emigrant, named George Hub
sohle, who while sleeping on the deck, had his
pocket entirely cut out by person who laid
down beside him, and who gave his name as
Elias Olcatt. The German was partly aroused
from slumber + y feeling hand on his person,
near his right thigh, and upon becoming fully
awake, noticed Oicat making away. Informa-
ton of the theft was made known to the off,
cers of the boat, and upon Olcatt's being iden-
tilted by HubsOhle, he was arrested. That the
right party was secured, became apparent in
the examination, several witnesses having ties
tilted that Olcatt had spoken to them during
the night, saying that BE expected to be ar.
rested for robbing DUtchman with the re-
quest that hey would swear him clear. The
sum Of Sll in gold and silver, and some pas
sage tickets, &c, were taken from his pocket,
bu: nothing was found on Olcatt.-AL6any dr.
gus.
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PROSPECTUS OF A
MONTHLY MUSICAL WORK.

TO BE PUBLISHED IN The CITY OF WARRINGTON
THE UNDERSIGNED, AT THE SOLIcI-
Il tation OF many Of his esteemed customers
proposes Publishing Monthly Musical Work
entitled THE NATIONAL MONTHLY MUsI
CAL MAGAZINE.
The Magazine will contain from four 20 sig
pages OF Music, selected from the best Euroneen
ana native composers. In addition 10 the Music
an extra sheet will he added containing the test
Musical News. Musical Notices. DC. The Maya
Zine Will be printed on the best quality music
paper, and viii be printed from engraved plates.
In the neatest manner
The first number Of the Msgazine will be ready
about The first day OF November, 1855
JAMES N. BURNS Is Agent for the Work ana
Will solicit subscriptions from the citizens OF the
District OF Columbia, and show a specimen num-
Der.
Orders by mail, addressed either 20 the Pub.
fisher or Agent, will be promptly attended to-
GEORGE HILBUS,
Music Depot, cor. Pa av nth and ID sts
Star Buildings, Washington, ID. Q.
Papers copying the above, and sending a copy
to this oce, will be entitled to the Mass1ine one
wear tTse. &C 3I-iw
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SPIRIT CT THE MORNING PRESS.

The Union publishes call for a meeting Of
the Democratic National Committee appoint
ed by authority of the last National Demo
cratic Convention,) at the National Hotel, in
this city on the 9Th of January next, which is
about time Of the year at which they usually
meet here in the winter Immediately precod.
ing Presidential election The Hon. George
Reed Riddle, of Delaware, Zone of the COM
mittee,) is the author of the call The follow.
ing is list of the said committee
Maine-Hastings Strickland. New Hamp-
shire-C. &. Anterior. Vermont-David A
Smalley. Massachusetts-B. f. UalIett. Rhode
Island-Welcome d. Sayles. Connecticut
James Z P-att. New York-John p. Beck
man New Jersey-Joseph G. Potts Penn
sylyania-James Campbell. Delaware-Geo
X. Riddle. Maryland-Robert NJ. McLane
Firginia-W lillian Ii. Clark North Carroll
na-Warren Winslow. Georgia-S T Bailey
Alsbama-Edward c. Belts. Mississippi
r. Adams. LOuisiana-A. G. Penn. Ohio
Alfred P. Edgerton. Kentucky-Frapcis p.
Stone. Tennessee-George W. Jones. Indi-
sna-Alexander f. Morrison. IIlinois-Isaac
Cook. ACKNOWLEDGMENT Kenneth. Ar
kansas-N B. Burrow. Michigan-T. I.
-Brodhead. Florida-Thomas Baltzell. Texas
James " Scott Iows-Joseph C. K. Napp.
Wisconsin-Benj. II. Henning. California
II. Gwin.
The Hntslltgsneer, noticing Mr.. John Coch.
rane's recent reply to Prince John Van Buren's
latest ysgaries, says:
1T viii be seen that Mr.. Cochrape claims
for Congress the very power in regard to Ter
ritories' which Southern Democrats deny al
together. Mr. Calhoun objected, on the ground
that if Congress could touch the subject at all
IN regard to Territories, it could both establish
and prohibit slavery. 1t is claimed by Mr..
Cochfane that this was the doctrine which
the Democrats party had always held in re.
gard to slavery, and this, he adds, is the true
Democratic doctrine, which is opposed to it's
extension ~ The explanation which follows.
that this opposition eau be enforced only by
constitutional methods, namely, the action Of
the people within their own proper limits is
one which In reality amounts to nothing, The
Aboiluenlsts themselves merely suggest oppo-
sition to slavery by constitutional methods.
and do not pretend to have any right to med.
die with the institution in the States. If the
New York Democratic Convention, in their
resolution declaring opposition to the extension
OF slavery, simply meant such an opposition
to it as is perfectly strict AMI legitim ate with
In the limits OF the Constitution they and
their Southern brethren surely do not under
stand each other; for the latter deny that the
Constitution authorizes any Intern eddlng with
Inc subject IN any manner whatever"