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The Shasta courier., 1855-06-23
HAVANA CIGARS
A Valuable Ranch for sale.
NVHE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale the ranch
Il knownas
HeWling1S Ranch.

dying 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
ihave been cultivated, 90 acres being meadow.
The bnilding improveme consist of frame
dwelling house and goo ont-buildinss. The
ranch is well watered There is also excel
dent garden upon the same. The Ranch will be
sold with or without the present years crop.
Terms to suit purchasers.
THOMAS LOWS.
Shasta County. Jnne o. 1855. ir23
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-23
Mutton,

Fedl, DC.
Together with every kind of Game furnished by
the hunters of the county. | am truly thankful
for past favors at the hands of this community,
and solicit continuance of their kindness
w. JACKSON BERRY.
Shasta March IL, 1855. marl7-6w.
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-23

POSTPONED!
The above sale is postponed until June 3Oth, at
the hour and place above mentioned.
VIM. A. NUNNALLY,
Sheriff of Shasta County.
June %, 1855 I'd
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-23
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER.
SHIP.

DISSOLUTION OF CO.PARTNER.
SHIP.
EHE co PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
Il exisung between the undersigned, under
the firm OF kioiz & Co., ia the Butchering busi
ness, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Persons TO whom are indebted will please
present their claims for payment, and those in.
debted to the firm will oblge US by settling the
same at once. r. kLOTZ,
JOHN KLOTZ
The business will continue TO be carried on
by John Kotz at the old stand
R RLOTZ, Agent.
Shasta Dec. 80, 1854. d3O-tf
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-23
CIT Y NJ A r K E T.
Butchering Business,

at his old stand, neqt door to Young's Bath
House, where at all times Hotels Private
Boarding Houses and Families will be supplied
on the most reasonable terms, with all kinds Of
meats, such as
Beef
Pork,
TPnis0n.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-10-06
A THoUaHTLEss MOTHER.

A poor, wretched female, relgiously educa-
ted, but afterward abandoned to sin, misery,
and want, was struck with horror at hearing her
own child repeat, as soen as she could we'll
speak, some of the profane language which she
had learned of herself Trembling at the thought
that she was not only going to hell herself. but
leading her child thither, he instantly resol
we'd that with the first sixpence she could pro-
cure, she would purchase DR.. Watts Divine
Songs; Of which she had some recollection, to
teach her infant daughter. She did so. and
on opening the book, her eye caught the follow
ing striking verse:
''Just as the tree cut down that fell,
To north or southwark. there it lies;
So man departs to heaven or hell,
Fix'd in the state wherein he lies"
She read on; the event was blessed to her
conversion; and she lived and died consistent
professor of religion.
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n@- The nomination of Passmo. Williamson
for Canal Commissioner by the Republicans of
Pennsylvania affords the freemen of that State an
admirable opportunity to express their opinions
OF the outrage on their own dearest rights, of
which he is the immediate victim Passmore
Williamson is now in prison for the crimes of low
ing Liberty and speaking the truth. He told
Jane johnson that she aud her children were lie.
gally free, having been voluntarily brought into
Pennsylvania by their master; and he made an
swer to habeas corpus before Judge Kane that
he had no control the said ex-slayes, and did
not know where they we're. All this was the
simple naked TRUTH and for telling it when requi-
red he is arbitrary imprisoned by Judge Kane -
imprisoned without indictment or trial, and for
an unlimited period There lives no Pennsylva-
man whose personal safety this tyrrany does not
endanger, provided he be one who may possibly
do generous or manly act. Now, we know not
to what party Mr. Williamson belongs nor do we
care to know. 1t sufices US that he is the imme-
diate victim of great public wrong, and that is
election as Canal Commissioner will be salutary
rebuke of that wrong and humiliation to its au.
thor. We entreat, then, every humane Pennsyl-
vanian to work and vote for Mr. Williamson's
election, no matter how many or what rival candi-
dates may be in the field. He cannot be man
of generous instincts who, in view of the facts,
will allow his name to be used as a candidate
against Passmore williamson
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~ A few nights back small party of ladies'
and gentlemen were laughing over the supposed
awkwardness attending declaration Of love,
and gentleman remarked. that if be ever Of
fered himself he would do it collected man
ner.
Z" For instance" he continued, addressing
himself to lady present, 81 would say Miss
s., have been two years looking for a wife |
am in the receipt Of about thousand dollars n
years from my business. which is daily on the
increase. Of all the ladies of my acquaintance,
admire you the most; indeed love you and
would gladly make you my wife,
you fatter me BY your preference" good
humoredly replied Miss s., to the surprise Of all
present; refer you to my father'
Bravo ?" exclaimed the gentlemen.
We'll, declare" exclaimed the ladies.
The lady and gentleman. good reader. are to
be married.
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Hungary aLa / GLAND Free,
iNHE subscriber having located permane

| iNHE subscriber having located permanent,
L in the village of Plymouth, HuroI
o.. Ohio offers his services to the citizen,
md the vicinity, as q master builder and archi
.ect. Having had long experience in building
in the carpenters and joiner's branch there.
lot, he aatters himself that he can give good
satisfaction to all who may favor him with their
patronage.
All, or any of the Orders of Architecture,
either Grecian or Roman, executed with neat
ness and due regard to the justne.s CT pro-
portion. Oriental, English, and Castellated
Gothic, with all the forms, styles, and finish of
Rural Architecture from the laboring mans
eottaget the millionarie's villa, designed and
executed with nestness, and ON reasonable
terms.
Particular attention paid to Designing. De-
signs furnished for private dwellings. churche,
" public buildings Of any kind, on reasonable
ersns and short notice. INSTRUCTION given
classes or individuals in Architectural draw
ngs in al its various branches.
March 9. 1855. y ALGER. Aseh'k
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'aAbS HhsoN. THOMAS INQUIRE
PLYMOUTH FOUNDRY

'HE subscribers having associated then
l. selves in the Foundry and Machine Bus.
ness, in Plymouth, Huron county, Ohio, in al
its various branches, would respectfully call til,
attention of Mill owners and Others to their eA
tensive stock Of patterns. They are now pre-
pared to furnish Steam Engines and Mill Gear.
ing at short notice, of almost any desired pa.
tern. Th,y would also inform the Farmers .;
Huron and Richland counties. that they are nc,
making and will have on hand for spring sal,
an improved and superior Plough, the right AZ {;
left Patent Lever, which is fast ia KING the lie,
OF all other cast metal ploughs which have be, I
introduced. They also make the improv. d
Long Plough, Nos. and 5. both right and lei t:
the Hisor right and left; the one horse Coz
Plough right and left; several kind of Guilty..
tors mud Scrapers, Sleigh Shoes, and everythi,
already made in the Foundry. Cash maid f :
old metal, copper and brass.
Plymouth Dec g. 1854
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AFFIDAVIT.

Nsfs of Asr Tork. csysgs Ca. Sc.
r. v. r Coventry. of the hrm Of Coventry A
Co. being duly sworn, says that the foIlovins
Certihcsies are genuine and were given by ths
persons b. whom they purport 10 be signed
Subscribed and sworn before me this ISL
day Of November, 1854. n. T. COOK,
Justice Of the peace Of Cayuga County, n. Y
TO lNvALIDs.-The undersigned have reed
the formula sor preparing Books Amerioaa
CozPoHad, and ~ far a. We have tested IL can
recommend its general use as Tonie and Al
ferafire medicine, to remove uifiated hsnors o.
the biood, and peculiarly adapted to FEMALES suf-
fering from Leuconhoe whites,) and to those
whose constitutions are weak kened and enfee-
bled from Intermittent Jcrers.
A. c. Tabor, MD E, Lansing Briggs, NJ. d.. j.
NJ. Morris, NJ. d., Asbsrn, NJ T. May I, '55,
CURE OF SC0RFULA and ERYsIPELAs.
Mr.. Thomas Gould Of Aurora, N. Y. writes /:
my son, three years old, has suffered every
hing from eruptive sores resembling both seor-
ula and Erysipelas. We tried all the popular
remedies with no good, but hearing OF the won
derful cures your medicine were effecting.
l bought six bottles, which has cured my ehild.
From Hrs. Miriam L. PdrsA, the well-known
Physician and Monthly Nurse.
Riehiand, Oswego Co. N. Y. May Is, 1855.
l have received Backs Amerecdn Compound.
for which accept my thanks. I used it in my
practice for nervous and seoufula affections with
perfect success. Ihave seen it quiet a wearing
and hacking cough, ard completely sooth the
patients nerves. II also purifes the blood. |
believeit it sovereign remedy for Eryapeias /
used it in one case and found it the best thing 7
ever used forit. believe it will eradicate this
disease entirely. What have done has already
created great demand for it here Please send
me doueu bottles and | will pay youfc the same
p. s. You may make what use you choose of
this letter, as have written these results after
careful observation of the effects Of your med
icine. No nurse should be without il
Auburn, May. 80. 1855.-Gents: Your Backs
American Compound cured my daughter of an
cankered sore mouth. tried three
other popular medicines but they did no good
Less than one bottle fthe Compound cured her
entirely. GEO. W. GRAY.
THE TURN OF LIFE-TO FEMALES.-l
Delicacy will not allow us to give the names in
these cases, but we have certificates in our pos
session, from persons very grateful, who have
been carried through this critical period of life
by the use of Backs American Compound and
to perfect health.
TO THE PUBLIC.-This medicine is pure Y
and free from mineral poisons. To |
insure confidence in its use list Of ingredients
IS given to all Physicians.
CAUTION ee that each outside wrapper
bear the rrih en- signature "Peter V. r. COvent-
ry," attached to note payable in Auburn, N. Y. |
P. V. r. COVENTRY & Co., Sole Proprie-
tors, Auburn, New York. For sale by
CUYKENDALL & Co,
ju28 Wholesale and hetail, Plymouth, %
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"Tmcx AND THIN. "A correspondent wishes
the editors help in procuring suitable minis
ter for destitute field, where great good
may be done. There are three chnrchss In a
circuit Of thirty miles. which are able to give
salary Of three hundred dollars year" "A
man is wanted" says our friend, s'who can 90
through thick and thin" BY ..thick," We
presume is meant the field of labor, and bv
.sthin. doubtless. the proposed compensation
"a which he u to subsist t.-Vacant ministers
VII please taks Hoaies,-Rsk. ISus Uaies.
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Af Tie Sgn ef as H2s Bod.
N a. Tlckasr, vould rsspectfally In.
ID. form the citsens q Plymouth. and sicin.
ity. thai he has re-opeaed In Msusheld, With ar
entire nsr stock of Books Wall Paper. Sta
tionsry. Fancy Cards. 4e.
STATIONERY:
A fan assortment of STAPLE and Fancy Station
cry, big k-sisuds, steel-Pcns, Qaills, Pen-b0l.
ders. Ivory seals, Nstioeal-vsfers. Letter-elps,
Bill-6les, Invoiee-boeks. Pen racks, Copying.
folios, Writing-desks, and many other articles
too numerous 70 mention.
WALL PAPER:
An entirely new and extensive stock ofWall Pa
per, Borders, and Window Paper.
CURTAIN FIXTURES:
COrniees, Tassels, Painted and Gilt Shades,
Cord, &c.
PAPER:
A large stock Of Flat Cap, Polio Writing, Com
mercial Note, Fancy Note, Buff Tinted, sc.
FOR SALE WHOLESALE & RETAIL:
Law, Medical and Miscellaneous Books.
CUTLERY:
Rodgers and Wosterholmes' best Cutlery: also
a large variety ofcheap imported Focket-knives
GOLD PENS:
Dagiey hhu lawson, warren q Hyues ana oth-
er celebrated makers.
ENVELOPES:
Every variety ofPlsin, Self-sealing, Document,
Bank-note, &c
PORT-MONAlES
The large and best selected stock ever brought
to this city.
INK:
Arnolds-the genuine article Morrison's and
Blackwood's Ins, at wholesale and retail
MUULDINCs:
Gilt, Rosewood and Mahogany Mouldings, Of
every size and style. Picture Frames made to
order at short notice.
CARDS:
Printers Cards and Borders, Buff-tinted Visit
ing, Plain Euameled and Fancy Cards; also a
fine quality Of Playing Cards.
EB-Country Merchants supplied with School
Books, Paper, &c. at Eastern prices. Orders
attended to.
b. C. TICKNOR, Mansfield, Ohio,
n. B.-0ur stock being new and bought low,
will be sold accordingly. We have no old shop.
worn and damaged goods to sell off.
RA-Highest market price paid for Rags, in
cash or goods.
BOOK BINDING.
Blank Books of every description kept con-
stantlv on hand. Books for County, Railroad,
Insurance Offices, &C., made to order at short
notice. Old Books rebound at
BIC. TICKNOR's
New Book Bindery, Mansfield, O.
N. B.-Beware Of false signs. The public
are warned against being misled or deceived by
hnding my name attached to any other estab-
Mansfield. Jan. 10 1856
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l. --~~--- s4sFrx4sI.aIF IuIur1r f&<
euse.s q Huroa Eirhl..I -
&-Acuvford csssfiss, that hs IN.
.snds 70 eentlnss az bis nee Ms.ufsetory in
6e'rEs cesssil's Buildi.E. 10 nsks and eel
every description and kind 81
oaniasss, Duggiss and Warns.
fersons leaving orders With hin may rely
On having them promptly exeeuted, as he en-
ploys the very best uorknen, besides having
hrs osn coat % most of the time. He h, q
prsetieal and experisnced workman. ard will
give the most entire sstisf.etion 70 every
one Who nsy favor him With their patron
age, IN point Of besuty. eheapness, utility and
style Of finish He would ask fair trial Of
our citizens to prove 10 them that home man.
uf.etures are much more profitable than East
ern, as he viii sell his work cheaper, and in
sure his manufactures to do double the SER
vice Of those made In the Eastern cities, and
>roaght West oaiy 70 seii-not 10 be Of any utli.
y but to humbug. All kinds Of ,epairine
done al the shortest notice and in the nea.est
ner,me and on the most rearsable terms
ivecall- yulyl41 " A. LEE
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shake M More.
ID INGS REMEDY. Warrnnted 10 eure Esre,

|
PING'S REMEDY, Warranted TO cure Fsrer
~ and Ague, and Bilious Remittent Fevers in
all cIimates.
The broken-down victim of Fever and Ague
or Bilious Remittent Fever, who has tried twen-
ty different "curatives" without relief. NAV be
excused for doubling the above c. ,tion. To
MS incredulous gesture, we answer a'.try it.'
Inc possibility thas it may be the real specific
which he has been looping to find in twenty
useless nostrums, should at least prompt the
sufferer to make the experiment.
RISG's REMEDY isno chance combination of
drugs, but medicine carefully prepared from
powerful vegetable extracts, each of which has
been found to alleviate the class of fdiseases re-
ferred to, and which, in their collective and
concentrative form, are irresistible. No one
suffering from Fever and Ague can take even
single bottle Of rings Remedy" without be-
ing conscious of a salutary change. The feb
r'le symptom abate, the cbills are shortened in
duration, and the strength begins to return.-
Sometimes single bottle, nay even single
dose, will break the chills; and never yet in
one solitary instance out of thousands in which
it has been administered, has it failed eventual
iy to remove the disease. Every species of Re-
mittent and intermittent Fever, however yiru.
lent OF obstinate, yields to it sooner or later;
and no family residing in a new settlement, or
anywhere within the reach of unwholesome va
pors. from whatever cause arising. can he with
out this unequalled medicine, except at the per-
il Of health and life.. For sale by
augI CUYKENDALL & co,
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n fss lkss Gov. MsdiII u procl.ining biu.
~ fulI-btsodsd FrssoiIsr IN he Norsh, q
1910 <usspf' n he isteF5or, snd Q daring
ehaop1oa q oquaz1sr Sovereignty 10 the South.
- brought ost soos of 0hio's gallant soo. Who
dwet 10 opposs ths Kansas Nebrasks suindle
upoa The fFeenes Of the North. We have Il
froa good authority. and sov charge, that vii.
hAn nsdiA. ths pssssat Sag Nicht leader and
cssdidais for tioveruor Of Ohio, during the peu-
dsncy Of this Infamous outrage upon freedom
and the scored compact between the STATES Of
this Union. the "Missouri Compromise. !" made
is his business 10 visit Washington, and there
urge personally and privately upon every Dem.
ooraiie delegate from Ohio. the great importance
OF his vote and influence for this most hellish
outrage upon every sacred compact that should
connect and bind this people together as na-
ion. for the reason that il would become the
'chief corner stone" in the cardinal principles
that should bind together the tottering fabric of
the present Administration We make this
charge from the authority Of one of the Demo.
cratic Delegates from our State, Who had the
maniiness and honesty to record his vote against
this unholy swindle.
We further charge, and can prove that during
this same visit, one Of the refractory Ohio Dele.
gates was brought into direct contact with Pres
ident Pierce and Governor Medill, when both
these s'ortties threatened the vengeance of the
Democratic party Of Ohio upon his head if he
dared to rots against this damning blight upon
freedom II
Such, Americans, Democrats, is the man
whom the upprincipled leaders of the Sag Nicht
Treasury Eating Gang in Ohio would have you
vote for the Office of Governor Of the third State
in the Unionl
We find the above charges in the Lancaster
Gazette, paper published at the residence of
Governor Medill. 1t is edited by responsible
persons. The statements are tangible, and the
Governor can at once admit or deny them. He
will probably do neither He has not denied
that when at the National Convention that nom-
mated Pierce. he voted against the Ohio resolu-
tons against Slavery, and also voted in favor of
the finality pro-Slavery resolutions of that Con-
vention. That he acted the part here charged
we have no doubt from what is know as the
character OF the man. Yet the candidate, who
is guilty Of such conduct has the temerily to ask
ahti- Slavery men of the Northwest and all over
the State to vote for him for Governor. on the
ground that he was opposed to the repeal of the
Compromise and is in favor of free soil. 1t NAV
be well for these voters to thoroughly under
stand their man before they throw away their
vote by assisting to replace him in the Cover
nor's chair.-State Journal
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EVIDENCE OF MERIT

''Lewisburg, Union Co., Pa, May 2, 1856.
Nr. J. 4. Rhodes-Drar sir: The box of me,l-
ielne you sent me was duly received on the l1th
OF April have sold about one half of it, and
SO far the people who have used it are satisfied
that 1t has cured them. 1t has certainly stop
ped the Ague in every one who has used it, and
siA Of the cases were of long standing. My Sis
ter, who has had it for five or six years back,
and could n. yer get it stopped, except in Qui-
nine, and that only as long as she would take
it; is now. l think, entirely cured by your rem
edy. G. Il. McGINLY."
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PAYING FOB ADvERTIsING.-Ths Tribune
says that an advertisement one inch in length in
the Weekly would occupy in the entire edition
Of 137, 900 copies, 1896 yards, or nearly three
miles. Hence some eight or nine dollars will
buy space Of nearly three miles in printing
Publicity surely at the cheapest rate
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MANSFIELD, OHIO,

Successors to W s. Granger.)
NEALERS In FOREIGN L. BONES.
IL TIC HARDWARE. IRON, NAILS,
PAINTS, OILS, CARRIAGE
TRIMMINGS, Patent and Enameled
Leather, Tin Plate, Chain Pumps, &c. &c.
Mansfeld, Jaauary 8, Isis.
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Paints, Oils. &c.

g: 4: s: :: Is: ):
The attennon Of those buying or using these
articles is respectfully solicited. We can and
will sell them cheaper than any dealer in the
three counties:
5000 lbs White Lead in Oil,
1000 lbs Red Lead,
800 lbs Venetian Red,
SO lbs Chrome Green,
so .bs Chrome Yellow.
so lbs English Vermiliion.
500 lbs French Yellow,
so lbs Prussian Blue,
20 bbls Spirits Turpentine, -
Is bbls Linseed Oil,
9 bbls Lard Oil,
5 bbls Tanners Oil
bbls Sperm Oil,
varnishes of all kinds, Paint Brushes, Var
,sh do. Nail do, Tooth do, Hair do, Scrub,
Ne., &c. March 2.
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EVIDENCE OF SAFETY.

New-York, June II, 1856
81 have made chemical examination of
''Rhodes Ferer and Ague Cure" or ..Aniidott
to Malaria" and have tested it for Arsenic, Ner.
curry, Quinine, and Stry hine, but have not
found particle of either in it, nor have found
any substance in its composition that would
prove injurious to the constitution
JAMES II. CHILTO Chemis
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CAUTION TO AGUE SUFFERERS

Take no more Arsenic, Tonics, Mercury.
Quinine, Febrifuges, Strychine, or 4nti- Period
les of any kind. The wellknown ineficiency of
these noxious poisons proves them to be the Off.
spring either of false medical principles or of
mercenary quaeks. The only remedy in exist
ence that is both sure and harmless. is
RHODES FEVER AND AGUE CURE
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strnm tt.s.erS and EngiWe,.
NTEAM BOILERS for all purposes, made on
~ short notice, of the best Juniatta Iron, and
at prices lower than can be sold in any Of the
Lake Cities. Also, steam Engines for saw and
Touring Mills, generally on hand and made to
order. Orders filled with dispatch at
W. W. VA LACE'S, 2l9 Liberty-st, Pittsburgh