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nnnn BOXES Adamantine Candles.
AUUO $50 boxes sperm candles.

anAn BOXES Adamantine Candles.
AOUO $50 boxes sperm candles.
$50 boxes layer raisins
200 boxes lb caddies Imp. and Gunp. tea.
100 boxes black ] and h. papers.
500 boxes c. o. soap.
100 0 boxes Hills and Colgate's soap.
500 cases assorted pie fruits.
100 cases clans and Holsters.
100 cases chicken.
zoo cs fresh green corn and peas.
100 cs fresh strawberry and pine apple.
100 cases jams and jellies.
200 cases quart and half gallon pickles.
900 cases baltimore oysters
600 cases assorted spices.
$50 cs assorted fancy candy.
200 cs at and hf gallon brandy peaches.
100 cs sardines.
200 cs Plaignoi oil.
3lI half barrels Zante currants.
go boxes L ID pipes.
100 cases grape, twin brother and gold leaf to-
bacco.
go gross Goodwin and Watson's tobacco
500 boxes saleratus and cream tartar.
sos sacks new California beans.
For sale by GOODWIN W.
di-Im g. California street.
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MELaxcHoLY.-Whata melancholy spectacle
it is. when young man is seen wandering
through the streets Of strange city, alone in
the crowds solitary in the multitudes, meeting
no extended hand. no smile OF welcome, dest-
tute of money and friends, and--with corns and
tight boots on bis feet,
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Ready Made Clothing Warehouse
wuuIIaM G. BADGER,

Ne. 90 Battery street. San FRANCISCO
vMpoRTER OF READY MADE cLoTHiNu HING
and Furnishing Goods. Also every variety
of Hats. Boots and Brogans | would ins''s VIZ,
country MERCHANTS visiting San rransnseo 20 eau
aud examipe my large stock OF alo'n,ns The
80, so sssor,ment of every variety and style OF
t'gan tri. g,o.,s are manufactured under my own
.,nerv;s;on are made from the best material
and in the most durable manner. Persons sabYs ohy
;ns my clothing viii find large ana saieaoie
sizes. e,,,l;no exerv article
they wish in my stock. NY pfiee he fnnnd else.
.v%, .vhsra in @ The market guarantee each article
Please call and examine my stock d-S'n
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W The British crown contains Jewels valued
at more than half million of dollars-and
would purchase stove-pipe hats for our Presi-
dents, at FIVE dollars each, allowing a new one
every six months, till the year 81 ,S55, which is
sometime ahead.
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As EXCITING AFFAIR.-The Claiborne ia :,
Adrocate occupies two columns and half viii
an account Of a runaway match, the female par
ticipator in which is orphan heiress Of fifteen
and the Lorathio, disciple of Esculapi,1s
whose Uranium is ornamented with the sifrery
locks of fifty winters. The incidents ara sss-
merous and highly romanfic--in the real R;nal-
do Rinaldini style, and are susceptible IL bsine
elongated ad infnitnm. Companies Of borseraez;.
double barreled shot guns, night attnctz, ii.iir-
naDt brothers, surprises, rescuea, &e.. Ill " siir,
the thrilling recital. 60 .
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OCCULLST and AURIST!
DIR. BADAROUS,

TIAvING, for number of years. devoted
i'll uuremi,tiug attention to the treatment OF
diseases of the eye and EAR in all their various
forms aud stages, haiters himself that ne mas % ae
ouired valuable practical experience IN that de,
nar,rent. Dr. Badarous has been resident oil
San Francisco for the last four years, aud during
that that time has had opportunities of treating sue
cessfully many very severe cases of diseases oil
fhe EYE and EAR. Hetakes pleasure IN refer
ring those unacquainted with HIM % 'he ioi'o"-
ing gentlemen:
F.W. Macosdray. Z. n: IalIisoh' ti
Bernard Peytop. W. paIooN'
Augustus Humbert. Judge Aa; ;,,,.
Harrison Olmstead. Wm; ., ,,,l:. L,
w Barber. Il. NJ. n"s;Jsnn
w. NJ. Lent, GeorSo Sa,,
Judge HOFFMAN, Y. =. Drendc MA c.l;fornia
s,r.ets over " ellis. Fargo & Co.'S Express pan
Francisco. Oasce hours EoEa to II a. NJ "a a"0
9 to NJ.
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20 A contributor of the Stockton argus furn.
lshes some amusing sketches of Stockton in ear
ly times, from which we extract

tY contributor of the Stockton Arpus furn-
ishes some amusing sketches of Stockton in ear
ly times, from which we extract
Our PILoT.-There were few river pilots in
those days-steamboats, of course, none AuY
ious to reach Stockton in the craft which
brought us from the New York dock. and our
captain being ignorant of the windings of the
San Joaquin, we secured in San Francisco the
services of an individual who in his own Ian
guage, .had been thar, and knuwed heap,
about the river. He turned out, however. as
the sequel will show, to have been Missouri
ox-driver, who. being on grand spree in San
Francisco, until his ''pile" had melted away had
the ingenuity to secure his passages free, by en-
gaSing in the above capacity. Missouri was in
tent upon playing his part, thoneh for as we
entered the narrow channel of the river seeing
his time for action had arrived, he placed him
self near the at the wheel when the can.
tam surrendered to him the command of the
vessel and went below. He evidently now felt
the weight of the responsibility resting upon
him. After standing awhile on tp-to looking
over the bow. he walked up to the man at the
wheel, and tapping him farniiarly on the shoul-
der he whispered, Say Mister | reckon you'd
better come haw leetle.' Then, running 10 the
other side. he quickly changed his notion
"Gee, cried Missouri, "Gee, gee, gee. JIs 10
is, tcere sot"' Then turning TO the man at
The wheel, with hands upward, in phrenzy of
despair, he continued, Darn yonr picter If vou'd
only geed rhen you first hearn me holler red neper
stuck nary time" .'Shiver my mizzen said
Jack, holding to the wheel amazed if our
skipper amt shipped native California pilot.
and he ought TO know l don't speak word of
their language" And sure enough, we were
hard aground: our vessel never got any nearer
S;ockion-in the language of Missonri-nary
time"
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COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
County Officers.

Disfrict Judge-Wm. 7. Daingerfield, of Shasta
County Jmdgc-J. G. Hinckley.
associate Jndges-E. r. Shed. of Shasta, and j.
NJ. Goewey, OF Horsetown.
County TreosSrer-G G. Farquhar.
Comfy CIerk-Wm. S. Jenkins-Deputy: II. 1.
Van Horn.
SheriG-John A. Dreibelbs-Under Sheriff Nm.
Magec; Deputy John Hale.
County Assessor-James Heaburn
County Snrveyor-A. II. Stout.
Pablo Admtaisfrasor-Benj. Swnsey.
District Auorwey-Ephraim Garter.
School Con- nssssomcr-5. n. Chapel.
Comfy Physcion-Dr. Jar,es e. Pelham.
Board Of Saperetsors-Ist st District, Riley G. Bab-
cock; 2nd District, L. II. Tower; Sd DIS
trict, w. Il. Den,isoa.
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DESCRiPTlON.

Hoagland is about 30 or 35 years of age, 5 feet
or 9. inches in height, black hair and dark
eyes. has scar from burn on the right cheek
and upper lip received when a child. on which
there is no beard. on other parts of the sides of
his face, chin and lip he has heavy dark beard !;
he is flesly, of stout build, with short neck,
and formerly lived in Schuyler county, Illinois.
Dec. 4, 1855. dec s ct
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j. WILSON & son.

DIoNEER HARNESS RET0SiIOas On
i hand. complete assortment Of Saddlfs.
Brides. Marfingai,s WHIPS. Asxaeaa Spurs and
Bits. Also. Skirting. Harness and Birdie
Leashes. Fire Caps, from ! e ~ cone. New
York make. noss-sm
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Surgical Diseases.

AS tumors, morbid growths, affections of the
bones and JOINTS deformties, whether congen-
ital or from accident, diseases of the urinary ap-
paratus, of the eye, ear, etc.
Patients placing themselves in DR., ,Sawyers
hands, for treatment operation, will be pro-
vided with suitable accommodations, and with
careful and attentive nurses.
Facilities are now offered by DIR. Sawyer for
the successful practice of Surgery, which are not
to be surpassed in any city of the Union.
Resdence-Rasette House, (basement) corner
of Bush and Sansome streets. Office hours until
A. NJ. and from 3 to 5 P. NJ.
San Francisco, January %, 1855. feb3-y
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PROCLAMATION.
One Thousand Dollars Reward
TIVE DEFAKTMENT.
Sacramento, Cal, Dec. |. 1855.


EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Sacramento, Cal, Dee L. 1855. {
WHEREAS, 1t has been represented to me bv
me District Attorney of Butte County. State Of
California. that in the month of October. 1855.
man named James Hunt was murdered in said
county, by IN. II. Hoagland alias Hope Hoag.
land, and that said Hoagland has escaped and
is at present a fugltive from instice:
Now, therefore, |, John Bigler. Governor of
The State OF California, by virtue of the powers
IN me vested, do hereby offer reward of One
Thousand Dollars for the arrest and conviction
OF the said IN II. Hoagland, alias Hope Hoag-
land"
WITNESS my hand and the Great Seal of the
State, at the city of Sacramento, this the LIST
day OF December, A. D. 1855
JOHN BIGLER.
Attest: CHARLES HEMPsTEAD,
Secretary of State.
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A Valuable Ranch for sale.
Hewling's Ranch,

l. known as
Hewling's Ranch,
lying near Dry Greek in this county, and about
Is miles west of Shasta. This Ranch consists
of about 100 acres of land, one hundred of which
are enclosed by good fence. OF this 60 acres
have been cultivated, 90 acres being meadow.
The building improvements consist of frame
dwelling house and good out-buildings. The
ranch is well watered. There is also an excel
lent garden upon the same. The Ranch will be
sold with or without the present years crop.
Terms to suit purchasers.
THOMAS LOWS.
Shasta County, June %. 1855. je23tf
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A. J. STEVENSON g. CO.,
FIRE PROOF RRrCK sTORE

KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
A LARGE AND WE'LL SELECTED
IA stock of goods, adapted to the wants of the
country.
1 he hrst OF the firm resides at San Francisco,
who takes every advantage of that fuctuating
market, and purchases for cash only. which en-.
aoies us to supply packers and traders at the
lowest prices and ON the most favorable terms.
Our business is conducted by
A. J. STEVENSON. San Francisco.
K. STEVENSON, B-r,
j. N. CHAPEL, S-n.
Shasta, April7 1855. ap7tf
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TINES OF HOLDING COURTS.

Cru JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Shasta Courty-4Ih Mondays of March and June
end Monday Of September and 3rd Monday
of November.
Coi~si County-ist Mondays OF May and Au-
gust and 3rd Monday Of October.
Butte Counfy-end Mondays of March and June !;
4ih Monday of August, and 3rd Monday Of
December
SHASTA COUNTY COURTS.
Held on the list Monday Of February, April
June, August, October and December.
At said terms, the business pertaining TO the
Court Of Sessions shall first be disposed of. and
after that the business of the County Court and
Probate Court in such order as the Judge may
determine.
Board Of Snpcrrisors-Meet LIST Monday i'll May
August, November and February.
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DIR. A. F. SAWYER,

LHORMERLY CONNECTED WITH THE
Il Surgical Department of the MASSACHUSETTS
GENERAL HosPITAL, gives special attention to
the treatment of all
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DENTISTRY.

DIX. = =. NdORSE,
SURGEON DENTIST.
Ss&Ns HAVING PERMANENTLY LO-
UlfTS Gated himself in Shasta, is fully
prepared to perform all Dental ope-
rations Teeth inserted on the principle of at
mosrheric pressure, from one to full set.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed, no charge
made.
Shasta, Nov. is, 1852. nolS-tf
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JOHN PARROT. WALTER D. CoMsToCl
PARROTT g. CO.,
BANKERS,

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4 They have associated with them young men
Of responsibility and standing in the yari.
Gus counties, who will be always in place to
see 10 the interest Of their clients, while Judge
McComas, at least will reside in the county Of
Kanawha. Being thus situated, they can at.
tend MOST PROMPTLY to the COLLECTION of all
claims, and the transaction Of all business en-
tfnsted toithem, and they trust that as long
experience at the bar, and their promptness
and fidelity will ensure them a large business.
EII.5 II 49, DAVID McCoMAS,
jan l 1855 Z. E.. w. McCoMAS.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-11
To the Public.

/ A NDREW PARKS, OF KANAWHA CO.,
IN and JAMES w. HOGE, Of Putnam
county, having entered into partnership, as
Attorneys and Counseors at Law, under the
style Of PAkKS 4 HOGE, TOT the counties O.
Mason and Putnam; will attend all the coun.
", quarterly and circuit courts in those coun
ties, and will attend promptly 10 all business
which may be entrusted to them, appertaiu.
ing 10 their profession. 49,
jan 1885 - PARKS a. IoGE.