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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-30

The Board Of Aldermen held their tenth meeting
last evening, and after uansactng fair amount OF
busint rs, adjourned to the first Monday in February
The resolution approprating $4,000 for the celebra
ton Of washingtons birthday was concurfed in.
The Committee of Arrangements appointed consist OF
Aid yoorhis Hoffmire, Fex, Varisn and c. FL. Tuck
err The annual reports of the several Savings Banks
were received and ordered on file From the state
ment Of the Si1penny Savings Bank we gather the
following figures Received during 1854 from II ,2i6
deposiiors sl37, 5l3 Al; paid to 1898 depositors,
ss3 s55 7s. The deposits were made in gums varying
from cents to a2e The funds Of the institution on
the LIST of January, 1855, were:
Total amount received from deposito. $50 70
In,sy-s, ....,......,................. 33z8 a.
'@ :"
Deduct paid de PositoD. .....$ l02 81 10
TYnens, ......,..,.......... 1889 so lc4 $50 SO
Consisting Of bonds and mortgages cash deposit and inter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-30

est due.
The Board as will be by the report of the pro-
ceedings, passed an ordinance declaring the Mayors
Office part of the First District Police Court, and
assigning Justice Osborne for the station. The re-
port Of the Fire Marsha was received and ordered on
file.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-30

TIE CRY HosPIraL building Is now en-
trey srhhed-the .oa;h which has beea Ia course o
construction during the fall ga sinner b-ns ready fol
the reception pAti-uI. The Hospital viii be opeR
Wednesday. 5lst for the inspection Of visitors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-30

SUICIDE Br TAXING LAUpANUM.-Coroaer Sedding
bed inquest on sunday n bid, Of named
Cslipds Moodey wife o. Thomss Noos@y ~hS died
.cenes the Ct Nyrtle.v I'D Raymosd.t on "a.
urd., right from the effects Of sadsrum She h.i been
lsborir under sbberscn the mind for
urs., she procured .pd-rum two dde'en, places and
usn ore bad the eject whieh abe dou intended
IL should have She leaves large family Of children
accordance with Of the rendered BY
the July
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-30

scALpxp TO DrArn.-A daughter Of NJ. rIsssc.
rssSns Ne - Rns e. va 1880 = ssss Ssiliss
vssss svss iss pssa A als "in - held spss ne
pday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-30

THy CRY RAlrRO,Ds-Th. Of the City r all
ross. fr,rr ed ths rera'.r r. .tsv AFTER
Of sver,l days-ulirs which eishs subsitstst
IN ecrsequeuee n. TIE 4 th- r,i' having
become led with rubsr o. isb0r-rs empoyed
suns the forenoon In clearing thea They raaas regular
trp. In the sfternsoa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-30

Of The Frs Glass Erd e uhas termed ssuA s.s.,
.r the pattern Of Phlstsiphls easias. II provided wk
tSkss tie s3ss ~-l FIRE aud AZ. wh-fsa AZ . Al ~,
ert erEire IN he's -h.re an \.
fn-s painted ard ohers orrsrensd and pr-.-as. b..d
The % <fruetoa -
ssi Which : 80 sprr-pria-d ~ tn Cty-tA- hs
beirs -. ~ ~ nee-rs .ss fsads q the Co.'S
r.ry E.r c.p-ei, ecaI " superior susia-
fhe rer,h-r' n.ty proud Of her The
house Is rtu.ted IN Courts; res' Jor,,noa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-30

Nsw Eserxr.-Ths msmbsn OF 1ngine Von.
50, No /, brsssh, their sew sPPsssu hses S'ssasy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-30


And Of such were the fap-draeons-smau
combustible bodies, fred at Che end, and foated
in glass Of liquor which an experienced topper
swallowed white yet burning-shich was, prob
ably, the feat alluded to by falstaif when he men,
lions the acts of dexteriy performed b, Poins to
gain the favor oftbe Prince: "He drinks off can
IDLE ends for fap-dragons." Aud Bishop Hall
ssys when the driaker could put his fuger into
1.-THE fame withoutplay ing hit I-missI he is held
"a sober man, however otherwise drunk he might
"be." These drinking phrases and inventions,
used and pracriced at public Publications and pri-
vafe reyel,ies in olden time are significant ndces
Of the tipping and inebration which polluted prl-
sa'e ana pubic morality ia those days. They were
source 50 prolific of vagabondism aud crime,
that during the reign of Kl0g James |, stringent
Protiblsop laws we've passed, and any otiense
Committed by person under the influence Of
f'rone dr'sk Was declared TO be an sgsravation
instead OF an excuse for such criminal misbe-
bayior.
Hha avery common expression to say Of an
nebriate THAT he 10 as drunk a. q beast" or
that "he is beastly drunk" whereas, everybody
knows that this isa libel on the brutes for drunk.
esness is vice exclusively human. This libel.
Gus expression, We are told, had ito origin in the
favoyite notion among the writer's Of Eizaseths
time, that q man. in the different stages of
ebriety, sxhibitedthe most vicious quality of diff.
ierent animals; and Nssb. the witty satrist has
farnished the following humorous clsssi6cations
Of eight bestial characteristics of . drunkard:
The 6rst u sps drssk, and he Leaps, and sings,
mo honews end dsnceth for the hesvens the second
? hss-drxak, and hs Hings the dishes about the
soees, breaks the windows with his dagger, and u
s~h quarrel with any man who speaks to him the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-30
LAW lNTELLIG ENCE.
EMPIRE CITY BANK.

DECISION THE MOTION FOR RECEIVER.
SUPREME COURT-JAS % The Hon. JAMES j. RoosE
WELT. Justice
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-02
Keen 4 Bffor, IN, P,ou,,.

That y NJ. II. Beale, the Know Moth.
ing candidate for lieutenant Governor 20.
ted against the Bosnty Land Law Of 1850
and at the same session, Of Congress voted
for Benefits Land Bill, giving away the
public lands to tlls States and corpora.
tons. He couldn't vote for giving a lit.
tie land 70 the old FOLDERS who had spill
their blood in fighting their country's bat.
ties, but he could sotc for Benefits land
bill. 20, eOnsisteac thou art : jewell"
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-02

Mr.. Beale >was member Of Congress,
too. in wliNR capacity he irottd agoinst he
South on Ae Compromise Of 1904 IfIthis
is not enough to damn him in the>estima-
ton Of the people, 0f this district we>know
not what clse to say. ~. Dem.
;"We'll tel you i'wbat else to say, ~ ~
Tell your readers that since your ticket
was made out at Stanton, within thcIlast
four moons, your. party endorsed Mr..
Beale as a good man and true, by making
him an Eleclor for the State during the
present Guberratorial canvassl Tell your
readers that, and they will then be better
prepared 70 estimate your sincerity when
YOU say that the act.which oughtto damn
him occurred four years ago. What a
good memory a Democratic editor ough,
to have.H'-4 bingddn Kiryinian. E:
"This Is not true. Mr.. Beale was no,
appointed an electot in the present can
vass."- Richmond Enquirer. I~1N
at is true that Mr.. Bcalc was appointed
an elector il this canvass, for this Con.
gressional District BY the great Democrat
&c Ratification meeting held in this place
soon after lht Staunton, convention. His
name was with that ofJphn!S $. CaHze,
Samuel L, Hays and others, published 10
this paper BY the authority ofthe said rat
itication meeting, as IN elector for this
congressional district. Our fiiehd Of The
Abingdon Vrginian has only made the
mis,ake Of making Mr.. Bcale state instead
Of a congress iOnal elector.'' Han. Rtpt
ltis truc u iat Mr.. Bcale was rccomm.h,
ded by the Kanawha ratification meeting
as an elector, but al Nat time Ne ~as 1it,
Arly denouneing Kaos- .Noahingism, ana
declaring his Naturalization to vote for M,
Wise. John 8. Garlic was also trying "a
get the Democratic party 70 run him for
Congress, which they refused to Do. Tie
Democracy can well spare two such meu
as Bcale and Garlic. #4 ii ".sNMX
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-02

The Democratic candidate for Lieutenan,
Governor, win address the people 81 thu
following times and places |:
West columbh sson Co. May nth
Point Pleasant. Mason Co., May 18th
tuysndotts. c1beu Co.. Nay l4th,
Barbsrsyills, csbsl Co. Nay 18Th,
Recess siOvs. csbsll Co.. Nay ieth,
Huricano Bridge, Putnam Co, May II,
Mouth Coal Esss.sha Co. Msy. led.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-02

We were requested to say, last week,
by Hon. G. s. LEWIS, that the statcmep,
of Mr.. cARltlE in bis letter tolDr. VIII.
IIAMs, which was published ii tho last il.
sue Of the Star, that he M. LEwn) had
been sending The Washington Organ to
gentlemen In the county Of Harrison whom
he suspected IF being Know-Nothings,,
is false. III W I/E%5 4
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-02

E. W. McComas. Esq., writing from
(Clarksburg, says, I" Signs bright and
Frightening. and no mistake" |.
A gentleman from Jackson county. in
forms us that the good work COOS on
bavcly in that county. The wilhdrawls
from Nothing lodges, Is estimated
a TWO HUNDRED. gHurrah ,ior old
Jaefsonl sisp II s9.lsn ylsu ~
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-02
Here verolnr.
[FRoM rAarIER couxrs.l

FkOM FAoCIER COCNTY. So
lMcssrss Isdito,sL i see from yonr
paper that the Know Nothings are,
leaying Samiyel By scores; III every
direction through the State. i am
happy 70 inform you that IN Satur.,
night last, u members withdrew from
the Council IN this placcAls Dem
ocrats md 3 Wings. And judging
from their open dcnuuciations Of
workings of the secret order, | don't,
think many Of them will beGlikely 70
support the Winchester nomination
atthe election. n
ONE WHO KNOWS Y !
Uppcryille, Faquier Co., APT. 8, 1855;
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-02
Read Both Idtssand Compare Them.
Know. sorHsxa PnINcrpLlE a,

h. ~, kSow-sorHsSG PRiScIpLEs. ao
-. No foreigner allowed 70 hold Office.
8. No Catholic allowed 70 hold Office.
2, No foreigner slowed to vote until lie
has been IN the Ubltcd States tTenty-oa.
years. s s fI.l// " j.
4. Members srofa 70 secrecy and bosad
BY oath 10 support Mc nominations Of the
order. '@,'I4 IEgs w slH's&
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-02
From the .'yailey Star,i. ID IS
Bcale In favor Of Wise fof Governor Six
.a WEEKS AgO. s

Bcale announced himself a. candidate
for congress and visited Guyandotte abou.
the last 81 February last. He was then run.
ming as dcniocrat but stated that he had
for twenty years been III favor of some Of
the Kao~- Nothing principles. The FOL
lowing letter from Owen Moore, Of Guyan-
dotte, a gentleman. OF high responsibility
proves that Beals at that tinc was IN favor
Of Wise for Governor. Verify verify does
it not seem that The Know Nothings were
hard up for materials to,inake their ticket,
when they selected Beale for the second
highest office. He is however marvellous
IL proper man TO- be the candidate o. such
a party MI HI M l
%t> Gri.spoTfE, March 2sth, 1854. D
VIZ. James u. Doraa,: 3#84 i Ergs
..~Ef,.g. Dear sic. Mr. Paxton wrote
me letter requesting to know il Mr.. Beale,
while canyassing the county Of Cabell,
stated that he should vote for Henry A.
Wise. and requested me to inform you BY
letter if such was the case. / cam only say
in answer that Mr.. Bealc told me that he
should vote for Henry A. Wise, before two
or three witnesses. "A. @'E1GM
i MI Yours truly 2G l.%t p
4 ! 49, 49, Il
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-02
7, y. 1sssni E'eh

:, .;,i appdblmsnts d
this gsn.lena fou 4 i, 4notl a column
that be is 70 aadre ths peoHIs ~ WEsr
CoLuxbrA o. the elssepth D. My, and Al
PoIsr PLEisAsr Oh the isth Of May.
Mt. McComas Is one Of the ablest and
most popular sspsaters IN vivgiiiia, and
esery man should turn out t. hear him,
As West Columbia and Point Pleasant
are in the County Of ~. Beale. the
Kaos- .yola;ng candidate iOr Lkutehsni
Governor. il IS expected that no viii meei
Mr.. McComas 1t those places, 70 discuss
the issues Of tie canvass. s,ts4tbtf
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-02

! .=;.1 VE,ES
4en ted h ~ Agallet Us ,Puppcfp21.
y ~ ,,ne, sonl, ~ 4 4. Y
I'M M Y n. u S,y house sbd III
\ nd IL woEld hot Msers Il ,cfkout I5ki,
~ q coupe was notSilIM @
do that. s9gt was not published.
Deiesfn y customary % publish any
tang o.eg a.Psn' own signatuic' INC
pubIlcatlcf q which he - wlpng 70 Ply
LOT. lcase write me Dy Mondays maj l
what ycn Nili charge me ior the inse,uon
OF IN iarpeR nos q exceed the ienGln q
liaryeye
NY artic.e shall pe less PERSONA wan
ms, 9 iexPees g q aDic % snow MN w
70 my -eeuI;, satisnct'on, Without go'ng ou'
q Inc Iecaras' Vqr cohstllaen's nA.e
oeen oetraEea' ana cxPec. 70 oe aoie 70
snow tna. E' and not = Is the t .ra'Or
rlessc ,et nse neaS rom you Y Menuay
MAN. s1cAN sepiy % n's ar''c'e' ous P'0-
Ier doing sXtnrough Eyour Paper b.
p vase, truly y%uS. 49,,
sa oi1N .i HAIL. - "
~.
ANA y ofosr = - 'ofe"'"n "Ry "''e ei
misrepresentation on the SUBJECT We aP-
pend a copy1of our answer to Dir. Halls
letter: fN
I. s o,ay,rc, nil 7,b ,8s5 "A
NJ ME ~ r,. w.. lI,.,,..
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=. .ns aay ~ III. esn'c = manu- ~, anu mo
1857 - ~ "'"o .sn y 49, i,an. - q
sara = sne pSones,lDn IT. 2. INC psrsonsi
. ~ .Ss@een laI.e! anu ySu !.
s ~. ~. 49, ~ 80 S S Wins Ieu -
~. 49,. u .na: spuIeIs. We 70 nos
e M is II s.sa,s Z ae ''saes
o.nola $500 ,h ha, D,."es ~, = :
3 ~ .t;oni.. \ "'" Pe'oo'is' 'e 'iN'
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tool u. nm IN, !, d;d ~ s ~ ,re ess e
~ a.. d. ra1s.aa.i f.;t.,L. ae II, * -
10. .orne -" 80 e H. " ~ .h o e. f..
III IN e.no a"u :" sne ."oss - sne Isase
s,r ,o'; ,.ha s Mi VI " ",I u Iase uone
And now M wou Nd, h,,h haJ IN
liz hs.r;n,, 81: -. " D' .h %"u pao
70, We AZ ~, s.oi o - :. i;h., sI =.
co., ,s wy " an. H.. - | 800. ~ .Oe, "
coarss ~ ,hs ;.s,iss :, Id. 70; "a! - M,
more cor,net.st - aoS;d. Z .,o al -, 80
tors ,bsn ~ IL ~ ~ J JoSJo ~ - Su ' P",
,b., ~" az - 80 p"a'., -. ~. pa'
tad ,hamsal,n ] ,ho e bG,. ~. ~ ~ ~"
Ssr'. rsnIr =. ] , ,no puOaa ,p ., mar
.;t'on ;np9,s;a IA as 4 aHs '.ne, proPoi
telIiyent cor,1s,'n H IN H. = d a"a
su;te an the sas,rt. Ia. ~. - ~ o ~, a
~ remny. III g,c. az ~ IL, = ~, 'o''n
And w. ree.;,e ~. wr;,,sn s,a,sa"n, r.
Won, ~ n,c.se,I r ny M, Ia sh.,,,J
IuhI:h GaI+ Hs-vor.s s..in ny :, ;l
gcncc - en- 4nd,.. , a,d , ,o"." -. "'s w,
tor n. in do;nr s,'nJn. III H. m apv,o 10y:
Wat 10 ;ns,ix ,Ss,cd rn n,e tha s ~ ~
: Ofthc s;n,,,i,r nos!,;n XII, ' INN t IT,
;n.on, = s,s,.nss, r. ,o,, ~ \. IN us I'LL
NO, nnbl;sS 4, msl.sS H. .oI H. "a Sou'u
ofror NO remarl Z Now " H., pS ~ -. ~ We
stand;n, ,hat Ill ;s c,s.a,ss - %, uhISs
any ,b;9o over / m,S's ~n .;' ~ puol. :, "
when sneb n,,bt;,a,;ons i. :. - ~ ssn n
Wa sunnoso !, Il H. Z ~ =, :, P"n ld''
adont Z 1f,tx R.a,'D 49,: u 'nosI VINO
s""PS ~ Iitt''N HepHotFuH CHaTRcu YOU
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-02
7 ours truly y
L., Iii n MOnRE

\An exact copy " :E. n
We are veil acquainted with Mr.. Owen
Moore and know him 10 be . gentlennan
ofhish respectsbiity, in whose statement
implicit reliance maj be placed. IL.
-. H5AlTsI Il JAMES b. DORMAN, hi
....t. WI JAMESAG. PAXTON. 4.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-02

The clerks Of the franklin and Wood
haye placed us under obligations for late
papers, I. Il ,. al
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-02

lEF b0Hy0K, Aptlt 90
To-day Tie SelAiey by ayote oftwenty-
two 70 elcyen; couc1ped With I'D House
n the spsolutioA ofyndge Lofing. and BY
the. same vote decided Srsnst tho amend-
nfIs si pothitfi n hi his oficeass
cQmmlsPl0uer.. ID I'm i Nh . 81 a . l,If s
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-02

llrd ipoken. the po&sf ~ - and
dnHven ,ppsar cons lin| presence
\ spF .,and De Is q pfival and
IL of s,iou ~ ia y I'D. The
hal iI|todu. tiot W, on ~ day. and
ia al ~ ,hs tsh s. IS f'om thai
date tic snit wiz close.
It.msy bs proper . say somethiag q
|regard % the family Of which We have 10
deiyed % distinguished 4 visitor. And Of
this, Ne have ,entursd 70 say, BY our cap
ton, Queen Of Twelve niemlers; these,
howe,sr. are very dissihikr Id spirsand
dspssi.isFs - macii 50. Chat no otkcr one
Of them can be justly represented in the
same light, according to the facts involved
ii theiir history. The superiority e our
visitor. however. does not consist in mas
ouline strength. forini this thep6isTa de-
fieiency when compared with de other
members. Butt, consists. rather. in the
combination and perfection Of al the sra
ces and lovely principles which meet in
and adorn the female character The
probable age Of our visitor we win not
speak!o Of now, only . remark that neither
tho Oldest Or Youngest member Of the fam
lily is the subject Of our present netice;bu,
the fifth in tho order5of the standing reg-
ister, the ini.his running thus. r, NJ,
A.. My. i W T., >G-''.~.E
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-02

#s1B 'sIOiNT ILEAeAAtp SUut 4APtH1 Ao@SSTD' s.
ii. Fr1sHJoH, Esq.
lIl M Dear SirIn the Star
ofshe Kanawha Eallcy, find ins lettsr
addressed 10 the Editors by 4rlR, WASH
ington, the, following: !. But Mr Fitzhpgh
mentioned the circumstance VI M. Car,
lile, and the gentleman tbeni9for med inc.
inaBis yogr| presence that tbe statement
ii the ews's was filsd, I'D that hs had
called on the Editor Of that paper to pro-
dncc the letters alluded "a, and that he
was unable 10 do 50. 2, This statement Of
MI. d. b Washington II faise. 4 said W 3
him that II he desired toask NY question,
l wished him to doso publicly, and TINT
i was prepared to answer him publicly.
4. ASK ypunt 70 he the Justice. over yonr
own signature, TO state what 4 did ~ 10
D. B. Washington iu your presence.
/ In haste, 81 5
II Yrs. very truly. tE
E/4 JNO. S. C4ARLILE,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-02

And in sprdsr 70 forest,ll any father
misrepresentation OIL the subject, We aP,
pend a coPyof our answer to Dir. Hall,
letter: sN Ill., h.. In
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-02

Ooi. II. IL hAhRkf: .f-t@r ~.
~14>f" I'm Dear Sif-Your note Of
the 7th inst, accompanying the MS. OF
your. reply to John Hall, has Just been lie.
csivcd. ] regret, exceedingly, that ii ar:
rived too lste for our next issue. Under
other circumstances, che tone Of your he.
b Objectionable. from tie per.
Sonalitiee used; and " Nv. Hutchinson Is
|abS1At tkiS wesk, Il have thoaght pfopsf
70 DIR ~ pablicstiOt, uA.ip Ss returns.
ksSt assarsd ny dear sir, DIST a. lar a. I
|Asselfam eohesfnsd. youshall have thscsi.
umns u oarPapss % Sindicats yourself
at any end ~ tiues, end although ] an
conscious that such controversies can ada
nothing 70, bar rather detsact from ne
character and dignity Of . paper. still you
slalg have Justice land your reply siail "
inssrted at ID, earliest day possible, if j
can hare my way. ~ s'1s q ,sasif1a
an in much hasts. sT
1E Is!H HousffiInd, naaF1iS
4 *; u IL LEWIS 'WETZEL.i
! Cal r r HAnvry W
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-02
Ellov.sothlns Di.ieai.

BppcryillIlleI, Faquier Co, APT. q, 1855
The Shasta courier., 1855-03-03

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DENTISTRY.

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i himself in Shasta, is fully prepared
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CURRENT.

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ID ESPECTFULLY INFORM their friends
IL and customers throughout the country, that
in addition 10 their extensive stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Ready Made Clothing, Domestics, Boots and
Shoes, Hosiery, Sadlery, and a large variety Of
Fancy Goods too nun,erapIs 10 mepiion, they are
now ieceivinga large aad well assorted stock Of
Crockery, Queens& Glassware,
all Of which We will sell. as usual,
Five Per Ccpt. Less
than any other house in town.
We particularly call the attention of Hotels,
Restaurants, and hoIse keepers to the above, as
our entire stock is superior in quality. and more
extensive than any in this town. aud purchased
at such prices as to defy competition
Please call before purchasing elsewhere and
if you don't find it to your advantage, then you
can stake my hat"
louis GOLDSTONE, San Francisco.
SAM. GOLDSTONE, Shasta.
Shasta. Jan. 13, 1855. ial3tf
The Shasta courier., 1855-03-03
T. LEVY & co.
NEW FIRE PROOF WAREHOUSE.

NEW FIN Sc FkOOF WAkEHO u SIC.
Depot of Havana Cigars and Tobacco.
m LEVY & CO. desire to inform their old
l. customers and the public generally, that
their
NEW BRICK STORE
Being now completed, (at their old stand in
Main street, adjoining the St. Charles Hotel, }
they have now the largest and most complete
asssorment of
Havana Cigars, Tobacco & Fancy Goods.
OF theit own importation, to be found in this
city. Their long experience in this business in
the States and in this city, gives them an advan-
tage over all others, and enables them to sell
cheaper than any other house in town.
One of the firm will constantly remain in San
Francisco and being well acquainted with tha;
market, and receiving our choice cigars by ev-
cry steamer from Havana, we will be able to
suit all in quality and price.
Traders, Packers, and Hotel keepers are par
ticularly invited to examine our extensive and
well selected stock of Havana Cigars and To-
bacco. II. LEVY, Shasta,
T. LEVY, San Francisco.
Shasta. Aug. &c, 1854. If
The Shasta courier., 1855-03-03
not LOST NOR STOLEN, b
REMOVED.
J III. NORTON

U7ILL BE FOUND by his customers, his
w friends, end the public in general, oppo-
site Bull. Baker s, Co.'s store, where he will
keep constantly on hand large assortment Of
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware, Cooking, Parlor and
Office Stoves of all sizes; also general assort-
ment of Miners Tools, which will be sold lower
than at any other house in the city. Cali and
see.
N. B. Jobbing done at the shortest notice.
Shasta, Nov. %, 1854. If
The Shasta courier., 1855-03-03
A SAW MILL FOR SALE,

One OF Pages Patent Circular Saw Mills
complete. with four circular saws, of different
sizes. all ready to be placed To water power
with 30 feet Of carriase; TO be seen at our es
tablishment, aud for sale by
The Shasta courier., 1855-03-03

SHASTA STEAM SAW AND FLOUR
ING MILLS.
LVLOUR;
IL Corn Meal, white and yellow;
Biscuit Flour, (comes l0w;)
Shorts, cattle feed,
Bran, do
Barley, Meal, do
LUMBER, of all dimensions; Shingles;
Hay and Straw Cutter;
Some Zinc; For Sale.
Cash paid for wheat according to quality
BRICELAND g. CO.
Shasta, Dec. Is, 1854. IF
The Shasta courier., 1855-03-03
DIssOLUTION efCOPARTNERsiIIp
CMAFFINA 4 CO.'S SAW MILL.

CHAFElN& d CO.'S SAW MILL.
UVHlS MILL is LOCATED ABOUT TWENr
l. ty-two miles northeast of Red Bluffs. on the
head waters of Antelope Greek, and is turning
out large amount of the very best lumber 10 be
found in the State the greater portion Of which
10 Of sugar pine. The citizens OF the Valley
informed that Lumber of every description may
he obtained from this mill on terms more favor
able than from any other mill in this county.
CHAFFING & co.
Red Bluffs Feb. "a, 1855. fe94-lm