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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-13

|lomaa's Influence. --Sheridan once
wrote W oman govern u.s. let us
try to render them perfect; the more
they are enlightened the more we shall
be. On The cultivation Of the mind of
women depends the wisdom Of men.
~ IS by W0man thu n0tUre wrjicg on
Me hcart" People can Judge of it as
they please. Napoleon Soid--"Tho Gn
turo destiny Of the child is always the
work Of the tro,hcr." Wo think if
mothers were hecded oGcncr, there
would be more good men in the world
than there are at present.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-13

DO not expect others to keep for you
. secret you could not keep yourself
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-13

The finest idea oC thunderstorm cx.
tant is when Wiggius came homo tight.
Now Wigginsis is a teacher, aud had been
to temperance meeting aud drank too
mocb lemonade or something. He
came into tho room among his wiro and
daughters, and just then no tumbled o.
yer tho cradle and fell whop on the floor.
After n while no nrosc and said
"Wifc are you hurt"
"No."
"Girla hre you hurtl"
ono"
"rorrible clap, wasn't it?"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-13

Death is day that puts MI on lev.
et; for distinctions drop 10 death end
rank and precedence enter not in ths
world or apirils.'
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-13

A female olteacber in her advcr.
iisemcnt, stated that sho vas 'cofnplets
mistress ct her own tongue If ihot's
the case she can't osk too much for her
services said a crusty old bachelor,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-13

Why is a key like n combl Be.
,ause it undoos tho locks.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-08-28
Senator Benja vs.. The *. Ms.

The Hon. Judah p Ben amrn. Wing U. States
Senator from Louisiana has en- addressed by
..Old Wing" friends. in letter 10 which be has
replied length. giving his views o the present
political aspect of atrrs. He regards tn" only
SAFETY OF the South to lie III sectional organjza
ton hy which united front Can be opposed to the
aggrcSsions OF Nurhc:n fanalicsfn. AS to the H.
Nothings, he says:
The Wings OF Louisiana, or four flths Of Ihcm
have been scducrd into j'ining urgnniz 'tinn,
which, although calling itself the American party
has no claim 10 the name of purity at all 1t IS
Il m-re ASSOCIATION for the purpose OF inf lencing
not the eS by which the public good is TO br
attained but the men by hom the Offices are 10
be filed. Oh what wrrtch"d fail from III"
prnud traditions Of the gallant Wing, 0! The old n
lm"
Although entirely unnecessary to recapi'uHafe
The often urged objections ag inst this org,n-
zatiun, vii! stale succlncI y that I'm opposed %
their princIPI"s.
D:cau,e they anti republican in refusing
qual political rights to all American ci,izen-.
Because they violate the spirit, il not til" ry
letter of The Constitution by the prescription Oi
citizens on The ground Of their religious belief.
Because they FelrooreSsion toward tn" er-
rors of the dark ages in tending toward a ult't
o Church and State, union equally dangerous 10
civil and religious liberty.
Because they present issues addressed 10 Tie
pr<sons ami pr ld'ces of the people, and thus
trud 10 divert their attention from those higher
subjects over which II their duty keep
less watch.
Recaus-, abnve all. they infringe that pric"ess
| privilege of freeman, The right OF Ind-p'nd M
| personal action. g,ijed by Independent persona!
Judgement
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-08-28
wet Nurses to Order,

Tim Tim Dnon!' sholt..d The master Of Xii.
dare IIouse al the top nt his VOICE.
H"rr, yoar honor was Tins reply from be-.
low and III NOM Mt Shock nf red hair, nc.
comp ncd by inI scrihnbl" physiognomy and
an urgrinly p .r,nn. app 'artI in 'Aa presence.
Tim, qnick; sli He horse aud ride down to
the village and hire the first WON n you can find
with young it'd, and bring her home " irh you.
never nina pr:', id the master.
SOrrr one Of .4.c knO,v IS " no III get yer hon
or returned Tn.
Whit! n"t III The village that has a
young child 2 ask Mr.. OCornor.
DrIl i nn', saw yer presence, sencs blessed
Fakrr NJ pr,rtv WIS c ,lIri to heaven two long
years ag"ne. Iin,'- reply.
WHAT sh III do ! WHAT shall we do !? ex.
Claimed The master, wrlngng his hands
why, what's the :nsttcr with We 2 cried Tim.
Tine doc'or $. Us, rhtt if we don't CT Il wet
nurse this night my infant heir is d,omed'
'Oh, vhy iiJn't ye say 50 2 returned Tim. / II
fod ye one irnm 's"rIy.'
In few minue e> terrible uproar heard
below. and Mrs. MJriary, the nurse in ordinary,
ru she'd the parinr shrieking out
Mnrth.r ye >i.Inn! honoa msn dhoO 10 ye,
Tim u ,I"n. !',r ; ahmio !
.Wha u,J.r h"avei is The matter , demand j
t!i- ast"EisFrd master, 'wha. does all tbs a.
such tim ?
That p!,yg,rd Tim, yer honor replied the
IN 'uru'eI IN, shat pavgard Tim. dared TO call
,ne nu', and "h"n wasn'r miadIn' him, he catch
e. M by the II els and souces me cnrircy.'
o. wurraw astrew the divII reserve y",
/ ye ii.f ut the world!
Whv, you scoundreI exclaimed Mr.. O'Con.
>ciz ng him by the collar, how dare you :
Bless yer honor said Tim, 'and Yer honor
ht'anin lady, and yer hOnors llirgaEt J"wel OF
baby that ,liaat die at all al all, jist max
IN wot nurse oy her sure; if you want werteI
on, jist say the worrud aud III fill III: Tut up t'
The top
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-08-28

sons. Oliver CromweIIis said to have som"rIur 3
cast aside his puritan gravity, and piayed blind
man s-bIuff with his daughters and attend.nfs.-
Henry Qnaltre delighted to go about in disguise
among The Peasantry. Charles il's most inno-
cent amusement consisted in feeding the ducks in
ST. James Park, and in rea ring numbers OF those
beautiful sprniels that still bear his name. Berh-
oven would splash in cold water at all times in the
day, I'LL his chamber was swamred, and the water
oozed through the flooring to the rooms beneath.
lie would also walk out in the dewy fields at night
or morning without shoes or stockings. Shelly
took az unaccounable delight in floating alle pa
per boats on any piece of wafer he chanced to be
near. There is pond on Hampstead. heath
which has often borne his Tiny fleets and there
is and anccdoe related of him-rarher too good,
we fear, TO be Iru--which says, that being one
day beside the SerpeEtine, and having no other pa
per in his pocket wherewilh to indulge his pas
sion for shipbuilding, he actually folded bank
bill for fifty pounds into the desired shape, Inunch
ed The lItIle craft upon lis voyage. watched irs
steady progress with paernal anxiety. and finally
went over and received it in safety at The Opposite
side.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-08-28
VOL. A.
NOTHING LOST.

Nothing is lost; the drop of dew
Which trembles on tie leaf or flower
Is but exhausted to fall anew
In summers thunder shower,
Perchance 10 shine within the bow
That fronts the sun at fall of day;
Perchance to sparkle in the flow
OF mountains far away.
Nothing Is lost; the tin.est seed
BY wild birds born, or breezes blown,
Finds something suited to Its need,
Wherein tits sown and grown,
The language of some household song,
The perfume OF some cherished flower,
Though gone from outward sense, belong
To memorys after hour.
So with our words; or harsh kiDd,
Uttered they are not all forgot
TLey leave their influence on the mind,
Pass on, but perish not!
So with our deeds; for good or ill.,
They have their power scarce understood;
Then let US see our better will :
TO make them rife with good!
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-08-28


DANIEL WEBSTER ON RELIGIOUS FREEDOM
1t seems to be lhe American destiny, the mission
which has been entrusted to here on The shore
of the Atlantic, the conception and The great
du'y TO which we are bofn, 10 show that nll sects
and all denominations. protesting reverence for the
authority Of The author Oi our being, and beiIot
in his revelations, may safely be tolerated without
pr,nhice either to religion or our liberties.
We are Protcstants generally speaking, but you
all know That there Presidrs at The head Of the
Supreme Judcature OF the United States Il Roman
Catholics: and no man. suppose through the
whole Umted States, lmHgnrs that The Judlcaiure
is less safe aud the admraii"n Of public justice
IS les rc>peclabIe less secure, because tho
Chief Justice Of U"itcd States, has bcen aud Is, il
firm adhercnt Of that rellglon-and SO is III every
department OF society among Us.
In both houses OF Congress, in all public 0th'
cos we proceed on The idea that man's religious
belief i, matter above hnman law. that IL IS {"
q Ic.ion to be settled between hun nnc his Maker,
brcanse he Is responsible 10 none but his Makor
for adopting or rejecting revealed truth.
And here is hr great distinction which IS some
lines overlooked. III NV England, the glorious
ruh~rilance OF The Of the Pilgrims.
Mn for their religious sentiment arc accodn.
table 10 g ID and TO G)i only
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-08-28

ARAB ODDITIEs.-An Arab, entering a house,
removes his shoes but not his hat. lie mounts
his horse upon The right side while the wife milks
their cows upon the left side. With him the point
of pin IN his head, while its head is mads its
heel. His head must be wrapped up warm, even
in summer, while his feet may well enough go
naked in winter. Every article Of merchandise
which is liquid he weighs, but measures wheat,
barley, and few other articles. lie reads and
writes from right to left, but figures read from
left 10 right. He eats almost nothing at breakfast,
about as much for dinner, but after the work OF
The day is done, sits down 10 hot meal swim.
ming in oil, or, better yet boiled butter. His sons
eat with him. bat the females Of the house wait till
bis Io.d,hip IS done. lie rides his donkey when
travelling, his wife walking behind. lie laughs
the idea Of walking in the street with his wife,
or Of vAcating his seat for a woman. lie
knows no use for chairs, tables, knives, or even
spoons, unless they wooden ones. Bedsteads,
burenus and fre-pIaces may be put in the same
category. il he is artisan, he DOS his work
sitting, perhaps using his to s To hold what his
hands are engaged upon. Drinks cold wa'er like
n sponge. but never bathcs in il, unless his hon
be Oh the sea shore. Is rarely seen drunk-too
SELDOM sp"aks the truil-s deficient in affection
for his kindred has lirte curiosity and no in,ita
ton wish to improve his mlnd-no desire TO
surround himself with he comforts OF life.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-08-28

All the Chinese grOcers are sage philosophers
.! rhe school of Confucnus they ARE especially
friend, oI lb'uIh, and piqrIe themselves on tb. AZ.
Ieproachable purify Of ther m"rcandIse and they
never sell Iarihug candle without aceomPany-
ing with some precrpi Of lofty wisdom suited I"
The occasion. MADAME, here IS your Candle
The honest inan says COn'ncIu", loves the hight;
ii is only halefu lD those whose intentions urn
evil. Mtdr,noscle. here is your penny worth OF
% D. The strdtns o: he SOUL unlike those "i
linen en- never be extracted. M'nsIeuT' ,his -
the p'cklrG hsrrng which sou asked Tor. f" mi"
-a:ing 81 rem" m Der the saying Of our grea' pinto
sopnrr: wisdom is like BRINE, into which man
Iips himself th ii he may live forever.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-08-28

"Yor FoRGor MIA good Joke is told. at
the expense Of one of our church going citlzt ms,
who is the father of an interesting family of chill
dren, and among hem bril- ght-eyed boy number
ing four five summers, the pet of the household
and unanimously voted he drollest little mischief
alive.
Ga Saturday night he had been bFlbed to keep
peace and retire 20 brd an hour earlier Than usual,
with the promise that, on The morrow, he might 90
with The family to church. On Sunday morning
it was found inconvenient to pat the yonngster
through the regular course of washing and dress
ing necessary Tor his proper appearance" at the
sanctuary, and the family slipped off without him
They had not, however. more than become crm.
forraby sealed IN their pew, when in walked the
youngser, with nothing on but night wrapper and
cloth cap.
You forgot nae," said he, tone loud en-
ough TO be heard all over the church.
The feelings Of the parents can BE- more easily
imagined than Described.
Luf1yette (lnd.) Joufnuk.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-08-28

IlUM"RoUs INCIDENr.-A iaughabe incdent
occurred recently, The circumstances "f which are
as follows: An old gentleman tarmrr, who had
Two handsome 'ughlcrs, was So cautious ot his
charge, that he woEld nnl permit them 10 Keep The
company of Young men. However. they nd"PIed
the fpllnwing rxpedleHt tn enjoy The company "f
their lovers. Alter the cid mun retired 10 'e I.
The girls would hang shee, out ei The window,
and he beau would seize hold OF IL. and with the
assistance of his lady love. who ugged Justify u.
bovc, would thus gain an entrance. IL so haP-
pened hat one evening The girls hung out the sIdct
ea,ly, for the old gentleman by some III Wind
was accidentally around the corner, and spying
The sheet. could not conjecture the meaning OF iis
beng there; so he ceu2hV holj and endcaVored
pull il down The girls above surprising II 10 be
on" of their b"nus b'gnn to hoist, aph did not
discover The mistake ill The old mans head was
level with the window sill, when one Of them ex.
caimrd oh, Lord lis dad ~ aud letting 20
the sheet, down came I'll" old gentleman on the
hard g'ound, el>ncating one shoulder, Which con-
yincCd him that to make old maids ui his .dHugh-
tcrs was mater not easily accomplished, and
Withdrawing all further opposiu"n TO their keeping
company, he was soon iuther-in law.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-08-28
WHAT sournERx MEN HAVE DONE

WHAT SOUTHERN MEN HAVE DoNE.-A wri.
ter in the Washington Union says:
These seven millions OF white men at the South
are, politically CONSIDERED, unqueeHonably mere
advanced than any other portion OF nur people,
and centuries in advance eI Europe. They have
investigated the whne subject of political and so.
cal and individual rights m0re deeply ond more
thoroughly, and understand them more Clearly
!han any ether seven millions Of men or The face
Of the earth. They are The authors, the propa'
gandists, The very apostles of the democratic creed
They the founders OF our political system, amd
n all our party contests have been invariably,
aud without exception, the advocates and leaders
of the largest liberty and tho most unbounded tree
dom-in trade, in currency; in short, III every.
thing That enlarged the sphere Of individual inde-
pendencc or idencd the circle Of democrac ideas;
and vet, wonderful and strange indeed, these men
these Louhrrn democrats, these WaShlngOns and
J,f-rsons and Jacksons, Of the Sourh, who for
seventy years have led the vanguard of demacra-
cy in The New World, said TO be, and believed
to be, themselves The enemies of freedoms and
have been all this time the oppressors Of millions
OF slaves! What a srupendouS contradiction, or
what suPcndous deIusIon
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-08-28

Gov tnusness, like bad candle smothers ihr
splendor OF h pPy for'nne IN its own grease.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-08-28

KosSUTH ON TIE WAR.-Mr. Bright, during a
recent speech on The conduct of The war, and the
expedition to the CrImea, quoted the following
passage from Il speech made by k0ssurh, al Glas
gov, on the 5h Of July, le54-ju>t after it began
to be rumored that an attempt TO be made to
take Seblstopol:
81 don't think you can take Sebas"poI by sea.
Ii would cost sacrifices which you neither can af-
ford nor risk. And to taking it by land, TO
take an entrcnched camp, linked by terrible for
trrs$cs and army for garrison in it, hear.
hear, and new armies pouring into yonr fink
and rear--and you in the plains OF the Crimen,
with almost DO cavalry to resist them hear,
hear that is such an undertaking succeed in
which more forces necessary than Eng lard
and France ever unite in that quarter for such
an aim. I3.t 1CiU be be ttcn; renaeMJer mn arOrd
Your braves will fall in vain under Russian bullets
and Crnean air, as the Russians tell under Tur.
ki>h bullets and Danubian fever. Not one out OF
five Of your braves, immoIaed in vain, shall
Albion OF Gaa again [tlear, hear
Mr.. Bright added that:
If one Of the old prophets had arisen in your
midst, speaking under the direct inspiration of
Hea?en, he could not more exactly have pointed
the desParate ,cApednion which YOU were Il.
bout undertake., or the (r'ghtlui disasters which
you we're entaiIing upon your country"
The explanation is dDubtless to be found in The
fact that, in adaitionIe clear and unbiased judy,
ment kossuth had more thorough and complete
knowledge Of the country TO be invaded, than any
other man in EngIani
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-08-28
"Gbr 5tah5---Ri5in ns tBe Blbu but one rs ye 5m'


The Struggle viii then he transferred 20 na
tIona battle field in the canvass for The pfesJen
cy. What The issue OF that contest will be, IL Is n
easy matter TO tell. We should despair OF tn
Country but Tor an un answering trust IN The homes
~ and intelligence oi The nas>rs. The iipn!s
ed, bon, ST. intelligent people, the 9i"rous people
cannot be Induced to leopard The Union, II one.
their eyes opened. They can, and trus
that they will, defeat the Ab"lilionists and reb, kt
fanatics OF every stripe and OF every degree
They only can do it, or. as surely as the day O
uon>ts united To defeat the candidate who shall be
named by The Democracy 10 connection with HE
Presidency.
We do not speak OF The Know Noihings, of the
North as contra. distinguished from The .Ahoon
ISIS. That woui be absurd in his connecton.-
We alIude 10 Southern Know Nothug<. and We
establish all that We allege concerning ihtm, by
referring to hints which have been thrown out
even here in Virsini'. 1t has been said in ad.
narrowed doar 10 the Democracy and the A boil.
rionisls, in that event, Democrats need hope for no
assistance from Southern Know Mornings. Such
language from TWO OF Tie leading opposition jnurn.
ais in Virginia, needs no comment. It be>peaks a
political profligacy and depth Of hatred TO the
Democratic party. which it bad not entered into
our heart to conceive Of, and which, more than
anything we have seen in any quarter, makes us
regard with anxious foreOoding<, the future thai
is SO SPEEDILY becoming iii" present.
Rtchm0nd EnQuifcr.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-08-28

The epi.Iemics are subsidins IN NV Orleans.
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-06
NEW GOODS! NEW G0OBk!
HOLLUB & ISAAC"S
PIONEER DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING
EMPORIUM,
Main Street Shasta

fIONEEh DRY 0OODS AMI CLOl T1liNO
EMPORIUM,
Main Street, Shasta.
WTEHAvE JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER
w large and well assorted stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Comprising all the new styles of the season, and
trust the variety and quality will fully meet the
anticipations OF all.
IN THE LADIES' DEPARTMENT
Will be found a large and we'll selected assort-
ment of Prints; American, French and English
Ginghams plain and fancy all wool De 1aines
French and English Merinos; black and figured
Alpacas; Plain, Watered aud Fancy Silks; Silk
Velvet Mantllas. and complete assortment of
WHITE GOODS, Laees, Edgings. Collars,
Sleeves, &c, &c, not forgetting Ribbons and
Dress Trimmings IN great variety.
We you'd also especially call the attention of
the Ladies to new and splendid assortment
of Rubber Boots and Shoes. both for adults and
children
May now be found one of the most complete and
elegant assortments of Clothing aud Furnishing
Goods eger offered in this market. Black Cloth
Dress Goats; Cashmere, Beaver, Pilot, Peter
sham and Sattinet Goats and Jackets; an i'm
mense stock of Plain Black Blue, and Drab
Doeskin Pants; Fancy, Middlesex and Doeskin
do; and all kinds of Sattipett and Jeans Pants.
In Vests we have Black Cloth. Silk Velvet Plain
and Fancy, Black and Fancy Silk and Satin.
Fancy and White Marseilles, &C., &C.; and al
most every variety of Undertaking, Boots,
Shoes. Hats, Hosiery. and Plain and Fancy Cra-
watts and Handk erchiess
IN HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
We have amongst other articles, Crockery and
Glassware, Carpets. Druggets, Mattngs. Floor
Oil Cloths, Table and Window Damasks, Table
Cloths, Towelines and Table Cutlery. together
with constant supply of Blankets. Sheetings
Drills, Tickings, Furniture Prints and Damasks.
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-06
~ Major Roman. late U. s. Consul al Gnay-
mas, and formerly State Treasurer, has returned
TO this State.
SHASTA WHOLESALE PRICES
CURRENT.
CORRECTED By BuLL, .BAKER 4 ROBINS.


SHASTA, Jan. 6, 1855.
Freight to, Yreka, ~ 10 10.
do to, Weaver, DO o.
Flour sos4l Shovels. per doz., 24a2s
Corn Meal, kin id SAG Syrup. Boston 2.00a0, 90
BARLEY. 3a3t Chill Peaches, 40a45
Beans. Chile, l34al4 Dried Apples, 2Oa23
Rice, China. No |, l2aI4 Coffee Rio, Java, 25a28
Potatoes, San Jose, Teas, Imp & G p. ,S0a85
Valley, 6 Sugars Manila, l4ol6
Clear Pork, 25a00 /" No. China GOALS
Hams, 22a00 I" pd, crush'd 22a24
Bacon, clear, 2la22 Candles admit 58a60
Butter, frkin, 60a62I Salt, l24al3
Cheese. 30a35 Macke ,hf bis, 81 Gals
Lard, 2Sa30 Brandy, $2ta6
Tobacco, Grape 00a45 Whiskey, O., 2,50a300
Nails, l5al6l Port Wine, $2,50a3 90
Picks, per doz., 24a0Ol Gin. Holland, 2,25a300
Also, Iron l6alsc per ID; Tom do. Halls.
Steel 30 to45; Cod Fish 49, Cotton Duck 5Oa7O.
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-06
ANCH FOR SALE.
SHE RIFFS SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXECUTION
lD issued out of the District Court in and for
the County of Shasta and State of California,
duly attested, on the fifteenth day of December,
A. d. 1854, requiring me to satisfy Judgment
in favor of Joel I. Landrum VS.. Benjamin +.
Briggs, for the sum of five hundred and ninety.
three dollars and ninety-two cents judgment.
and two hundred and twenty-seven dollars and
twepty-one cents costs OF suit, together with ac-
cruing costs, have this day seized and taken in
execution all the right. title and interest of said
Benjamin F. Briggs in and to the following
named property, to wit; One undivided fourth
interest Of a certain Toll Bridge crossing Clear
Greek at Briggsville, in Shasta County and
State of California.
Notice is hereby given that will expose TO
public sale, in front of Loags Horse Market, in
the town of Shasta, between the hours of nine
o'clock A. M. and sundown,
ON SATURDAY, JAN. I3, 1855,
all of the above described property to the high
est bidder for cash.
VIM. A. NUNNALLY, Sheriff.
Shasta, Dec. 16, 1854. I'd
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-06
To Packers and Traders

We offer unrivalled Inducements. as our stock
of staple Goods is always complete, and laid in
with care and Judgment.
OUR PRICES will compare most favoraby
with any house in the State, having Partner
constantly in the market selecting
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-06
THE LATEST STYLES AT THI
q MAMrS @1P DlQliG[S@

LOWEST PRICES
To our many friends and customers we return
our sincere thanks for their very liberal patron
age heretofore, and trust for continuance of
the same. HOLLUB 81 ISAACS.
Shasta, November IS. 1854. If
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-06
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
SHIP.

TvHE Co-PARTNERSHIP heretofore exist
i ing between J. Clark and Mr.. Vhurn was
this day dissolved. The business will be con-
tinued under the name of John Clark.
JOHN CLARK.
Tehama Dec H. 1854 d23-3t
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-06
Rrinx IL Back.

file of the Shasta Courier, from March 10Th
to October 2Sth, of the year 1852, belonging TO
this office, is in the possession of some person
TO us unknown. As this is, In all probability,
the only complete file of the Courier for that Pc
riod. now in existence, its loss to us would be
irremediable. We earnestly beg. therefore,
that the person having it in possession will re-
turn it to US Immediately.