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BALTIMORE.
Established in 1928.

~THoMPSoN REYNOLDS, interested In tn, ,ho,,
House, respectfully invites Western Merchants To-
him call. ,lrIg ~ "
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GREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA

THE Tue D geStire FTu-
i id, Gastric Juice, pre-.
pared from Rennet, or the
EOuI tn Stomach OF the Ok,
alter the directions OF la
ron Liebig, the great Physi.
illogical Chemist, by j.. S.
HOuGnT"E, NJ. D., PhiIa-
deIphia. Pa
This is NATURK's OWN
REMEDY for an unhealthy
stomach. No art Of man
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SaddIers Hardware.

AND COACH TRIMMING.
lust opened, large assortment ISNller's Hardware
u ard Coach Thinning Coach AID Les tier VarnSh,
buggy Bows, Hubs, SpWkes, Fellows Carriage and Tire
Koits, Maleable Irons Patent and Enamclel Leather,
and thing used by the traIe To which invite the at
tentiou OF the nubliC, JOHN KSOTE,
nnI3 Old Stand. Ih3 Main st.
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OLD POsT.ORPECR,

OLD PORNORPICR,
"A EEP THE HEAD AND FEET COYERED!'
( NIIZENS oil Wheeling aud viCinity:-1his old maxim
~ Tor health Temimds me That II may not be amss toca
your attention 10 my Fall and Winter stock Bo,s
Shoes, Hats, Caps Umbrellas and Carpet Sacks Bltr
corner OF Market and Monroe stTeefs where YOU VIII
hnd great variety OF fashionable lately received Goods
suitable 10 the season, at low prices.
very thankful for tile liberal patronage received since
coming amongst you, respectfully solicit you all call
aa examine my soc&, Git will he my pleasure aud
wan on YOU'D thus uniting labor with rest, that may
and economy MAY have wealth.
Ladies' II yOn wish TO purchase fashionable and cheap
winter ROmneis sure,
Gan at the old Post Office, opposite the Mcclure.
Gentlemen, IL you wish TO pu chase ushiOpbie Cap
or Hat,
Calls the above place, where you will get-ihat
memember' the Old Post Office corner.
10 Country Merchants l have few Goods 10 10
INV prices.
OCl7 II IL NNATSnN.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.


Requi the ruhlment several conditions in orde
that II may he really the of mutual happiness
Gould the veil which now covers the origin OF dOnesti
wIetchedmess be raised, aMdis in every il
sta &C dscosed-m how many could be traced to ply:
Apply then, while yet in time, in order TO have your
strung and relaxed organization rebraCed, revVhcd
Strengthened
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New Savings BanIf Store

thankful LOT the liberal pain Onnge heretofore extended
u.s. we solicit continuance OF the same.
SepS -....-.. MuCLALLEkS a. KNOX
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Bound to ShaVe!
nR. JAQUES LECOULTRE'S celebrated warranted
RazUrs They shave with the greatest ease, and
the best brought this market Just received at
&. p BROWNS
/. 70 New.Jewelrr store. vashInstoII
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philadelphia Medical IIOuse-EStabShed2 90
years ago by Dr. HEilLkeIn, Third and Union
SITS. between spruce and ne, Philadelphia, Pa. 'S
INVAIIDS
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Notice.
WI D.MOTTR has associated with him as partner.
w his brother J. w. MOrTE, tile partnership COM
nenCing nth Inst The style OF the firm will be
w. u. MOTTE6s BROTHER. [Gebl5
Second Notice.
LII persons indebted to W. D. MOTIF requested to
! i cali and settle their accounts Immediately.
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Throw Physic 10 the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
--s &c HYDRO ELEcrRIc vOLrAIC CHAINS.
Producing Instant relief the most acute pain and per
manently curing all Neuralsic diseases, Rheunla
tiSm, painful and Swelled Joints, Neuralgia
-s- OF the Face, Deafness, blindness, ST.
90 't- Yitu8' aHce, PalpitatiOns OF the
90 .. Heart, Periodical Headaches,
Pains In the Stomach, In.
digestion, dyspepsia
~ -'.'-, ~ Uterine Pains,
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will be given to any person no win produce so many
well authenticated certificates cure, both from ntei
gent patients and scientific physicians, have been CT
iscted by the of PulvermacheTs Electric Chains
They fail TO perform what they advertised
and has been dissatisfied who has given
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N FEMALE DISEASES.

.rs > IN FEMALE DISEASES.
More than hundred permanent of PrUlapsuA
Uteri have beer within he LIST year by the
these chains By applying one end Of the chain the
region the abdomen, aud the other uron the spine lust
above hip, the usual symptoms incident that
M Onc
The Shasta courier., 1855-10-20
a. Them 'erc E.cxs.',

distinguished public speaker not long since
IL ARA ed in n conversations V ill us HE >iugn-
Ia yaaQt nf acquaintance in cer'aiol localities
with Seriptnral subjects and rhia<eo!ogy. hy
tue an"cdne we suhjoin. If The extreme ignor-
ance of the hrr. did not relieve him from all
impnratinn nf the sort. he would he considered
Il coarse hlGspheRier: but our informant. who
rorches for the Facts prrsonal knowledge.
siies ilIai the case was nothing more nor less
than nn exemplitcatinn of the hap simplicity
~hich characterizes OF the back woods
counties nf Tennessee.
Il seems that an adventurous son The State
mentioned. burma nurtnred amoug the noun
tains, went down to the city of Memphis to
''>ctk his fortune" He found in<t, adj COM
plaint which the Mississippi waller nni.unfre-
queully generates, aud which whether it finds
speedy termination in the cramps Of holera. q
whether it gradually saps lite in the chronic
fnrm is alvsnys 10 be dreaded. 1t was in this
,,artcr shape that poor Bagiey picked it up"
and month after month it tugged al his vitas,
reducing him day by day. nnti at length ne was
but the "ntiine OF n mana mere periPatetic
skeleton.
A worthy minister marked the oor fellow.
and seeing that the king ol terrors had spotted
him, determined TO call on him and offer spirit
nal consolation. 1t never occurred to him that
the ears oi amy one born i'll Christian country
coud be entirely unfamiliar with verbiagc by
which spiritual l,iects are commonly mp
preached. lie. therefore. after some kind in
quires about the ravages the disease
compshing III Basleys system, broached the
important topic somewhat thus:
My dear Mr. Bagey in view of your rela-
tons with this life. how do you feel
"D-n sick" was the prompt reply.
Dou't swear, my poor friend. said the par
son. ''aud let me ask you il you ever think Cf
your last end ~
Lord said Bagley, 1 amt thought nothing
else tor MORN three months
Not am afraid, in the right way, Mr.. Bag
ley; beg you 10 pause and reject 1t is time
you begun TO wrestle with the Lord ~
The sick man look ed at his miserable calfless
poker legs extending before him. and with an
inetabe expression of arnazement in his count
ennnce, exclaimed -
- Rastle with the Lord, What, trith item ere
legs !'-pointing to his own-"Why, parson,
he'd flirt me into hell the very first pass
The record the case does not disclose whe.
ther the parson continued his efforts on SO OBJ
tuse an intellect; but we think the inference
fair that so tough customer survived even the
''chronic Mississippi-water complaint. Mont
gomery Nal.
The Shasta courier., 1855-10-20

TAKE REcEIPT.-The Hartford Times vouch-
es Tor the truth of the following story
Pat Nolan. you are fined five dollars for as
sanlt and battery on Mike Sweeney,
II have The money in my pocket, and I'll
pay the fine if your honor will give me re-
safe"
eve give no receipts here. We Just take the
money; you'll not be called on second time
for your fine"
But your honor. I'll not be wanting to pay
that same without get resate.''
=" What do you want to do with it ~
:" If yer honor will write one and give it to
me, I'll tell ycr
"Well there's your receipt. Now what do
you want to do with it
III tell your honor You see one of these
days I'll be afther dying, and when | go to the
gate OF heaven. I'll rap. and ST, Peter will say,
who's therel" and I'll say. ''lts me, Pat Mo
Ian, and he'll say, what do you wan,?" and
III say, Il want to come in,' and he'll say.
',dld you behave yourself like dacent boy in
the other world, and pay all your fines and
such things" and I'll say, ives yer honor |
paid all OF them;' and then he'll want 10 see
the resate, and I'll put me hand in me pocke,
and take ont me resate aud give it him. and I'lI
not have 10 go plodding all over hell to fnd yer
honor to get one.'
The Shasta courier., 1855-10-20
what = Know NoshinG Knows.
sr eusKs sABE.

Wuh such queer name, you 'rould hardly suppose
Hor mach, after ALL, a KnoD Nothing knors.
He knows that the country has nothing to hope,
Till we've banished the Papisfs end poison'd d
the Pope;
He knows that all priests are merely the tools
OF the devil to worry Know Noihings and fools
That Sisters of Charity" ought TO be kissed;
That monks should be murdered and nuns
should be Kissed;
That the calender saints of ancient renown
All pious '..Americans ought to put DOWN
Till the last of the crew is imprisoned or dead,
And even ST. Nicholas yield to Saint Ned!f
He knows that a .'furriner" oneht not to go to
The polls, thongh as brave as DeKalb or DeSofo;
Thinks good Lafayette was the viest of caitiffs !;
And kno,rs that the "Pnritans" must have been
natives
He knows immigration a dreadful expense.
That doesn't admit of the slightest defence;
Can tell, to a penny, exactly how mnch
We lose every day by the Pestient Dutch;
How paitper appears with his rags and his
tafters on.
What it costs to feed .'Pat," and 10 board Mrs.
Patterson -
Non rho. from his lille ronld erer suppose
Hon mqay queer thiags q Knom Nothing kno'cs
Hiss. the nnme of the virinous committee
man of the Massachusetts Legislature, who
went IN search OF a nnnnery, with Mrs Patfer-
son" as a sleeping partner
I Ned Buntlne the godly founder Of the sect
of Know Nnihlngs-
The Shasta courier., 1855-10-20

- Nothing more surely leads to ruin than
the habit of buying lottery tickets We have
Just noticed in some paper, case in point A
man named Bates few days ago picked
up in the streets of Albany, y. Y, in state Of
intox catpn and destituion. who few years
ago, the possessor of an estate worth twenty
thousand dollars, and who by bnying lottery
tickets was utterly ruined. He had lost all and
taken to the Intoxicating cnp 10 drown his snr-
rows. His wife had died of broken hear
aad his children had left him and We're living
in poverty, while he was ruined drunkard.
When picked up hy the officer he expressed
entire indifference to his fate. He said he had
lost al. and life of no valuc to him. "Yei."
said he, 9" blame no one--it is all my own
ianlt-I brought it on myself hy bnyiug lottery
tickets. | am six,y.six years old, and have not
much longer TO stay" Beware of iotteries.-
Rockinck0,n Ia. Reois,cr
The Shasta courier., 1855-10-20

How Our BoDIEs ARE MADE UP.-The fol-
lowing is a forcibe illustration of the wav we
supply the natural waste of the body:
Let it be remembered that to take food is 10
make man. Eating is the process by which the
noblest of terrestrial fabrics is constantly repair
ed. All our limbs and organs have been picked
up from our plates. We have been served up
at table many times over. Every individual is
literally mass of vivifed vians; he is an epit-
ONE of innumerable meals he has dined upon
himself supped upon himself, and, in fact-par
adoxical as it may appear-has again and again
eaped down his own throat. Leibeg states
that an adult pig, weighing one hundred pounds
will consume FIVE thousand one hundred and ten
pounds of potatoes in the course of a year, and
yet at the end of that period its weight may not
have increased single pound
The Shasta courier., 1855-10-20
INsoLyENT NOTICE.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT within an
j. the county of Shasta

1 1E Dis hICI COUhI within and for
i the county of Shasta.
John E. Church'vs. his Creditors.
Whereas, The petition, schedule and affidavit
of John E. Church, an insolvent debtor. having
been heretofore filed in the office of the CLERK
of the Court aforesaid. and an order of the Jud ee
OF said court made, requiring the creditors Of
said insolvent TO appear before him at chambers
at the town q Shasta 90 The 3O,h day Of Octo.
Der, 1855. At 10 oclock A. NJ. of said day, to
snow cause. y any they can why the prayer of
sald petitioner shall nut be granted
In pursuance Of said order ard the direction
Of said .lntis., The creditors of the aforesaid
John =. Church. i#sovcnl, hereby notified
10 De ana appear bslore iIie Judge Of the Court
aforesaid. al chamberE in The town of She, 49,,
the 9o'h day "f uciuber, 1855, at 10 o'clock A. A.
M- OF SAID day. then and there to show cause. if
any they have. why The prayer Of the insolye nj
aforesaid shonld not be granted
shasta Sept. IS, 1855.
Attest. THos. W DAWSON.
seeald Cle,h District L.a.rl. S,,,,s,,,
The Shasta courier., 1855-10-20
YE THAT SUI IF E R--REA,
DOCTOR PAREIRA,s

THE GREAT ITALIAN REMEDY.
For the certain and speedy cure Of diseases Of
private nature, no matter how long standing
muhout any injurious effects to The
sustem or any change OF diet
II never has faiIed--It cannot fail 10 Cn,,
VyHIS INVALUABLE SPECIFIC, FIRsT
introduced into Pisa some ftiy gears sine
soon became so well known as a certain c,.
that in every town and city, not only on tbs
Continent, but in Great Britain, the demand e.,
it was so great, it merits SO astounding, that in
less than one year from its introduction it had
supplantea all other remedies. The Medical
Faculty OF the principal cities of Europe wers
compelled to acknowledge its wonderful massr,
over disease. Proprietors of other Medicine
jealous of its sway, vainly endeavored to stay lts
onward progress Like grass before the mower
their efforts fell TO the gronnd; and like fire or
the praries, sweeping all before it, its onward
march became triumphant. 1t stood forth upon
its own merits; discerning public saw tried
and were convinced of It's magical virtues. The
massive fortune acquired by DR.. Pareira from
the sale of it during the six years he prepared it
alone bore witness to its miraculous merits. At
the decease of the Doctor, the recipe was be-
queathed TO his son. Who has lately introduced
the remedy into the United States. The number
of cures it has already made astonishing
Thousands and tens of thousands can bear test.
mony to its efficacy.
All who use it, il will Cure,
With a safety. speed and certainty no other med
icine has ever possessed.
Resort 10 qunclx N0sfrums.
Use remedy that has been tried for the past
ft1y gears, and was never known TO fail
THIS GREAT REMEDY is
WARRANTED PURELY VEGETABLE.
Beware of Counferfeits.
The extensive sale of this wonderful med
cine has already caused some person or persona
to palm off upon the unsuspecting. spuriou,
compound closely resembling the original. Be
particular to buy none without the written sig.
nature of A. PAREIRA, NJ D., on The outside
wrapper of each bottle. All others are counter.
felt. and their compounders will be punished
with the utmost risor of the law.
Price, Three Dollars per bottle. For sale by
D. BABcocK, sole Agent for California Oregon
and the Sandwich Islands, to whom all orders
must be addressed. A liberal discount made to
wholesale dealers.
D. BABCOCK. Wholesale Druggist, II Davis
street, between Clay and Washington streets
List of gents Throughout the State.
RHODES & DEBNAM, Main ssreet, one door
OF Hunter street, Agent at Stockton.
RICE, sCoEFIS & Co.. Druggist Marysvie.
w Fl BRrNrAR. Tpolume Drug Store, Sonora.
BENZ SHURTLEFF, Shasta Drng Store, Shasta
CHILD & WoRTHEN, Placerville Drug Store
Placervile.
JUSTIN GATES. JR., Sacramento City.
DIR r w CARR, Downieville.
DR. JOHN LARK, Nevada.
DR. w CATLIFF. lreka.
DR. } winston, Los Angeles.
WHALEY & MORSE. San Diego
GEORGE STORY, Portland, o T. sep-29-3m ,
The Shasta courier., 1855-10-20

UA rather green sort of we'll dressed indi-
vidual walked into the Broadway saloon the
other day. and stretching himself up to his full
height, exclaimed. in a loud voice. Where are
all the Locosl Show me Loco. gentlemen, -
said he, land III show you liar -
A large number OF quiet gentlemen were pre-
sent, and in an instant one Of them stood before
the noisy inquirer in warlike attitude, and
exclaimed:
Il am Democrat. sir - ksS s f
'You-arel queried the ncredulous greeny.
'"Yes. sir, ann
"Well, iust-siep round the corner. and I'll
show you a fellow who said | couldn't find q
Democrat in the wardl"
The Shasta courier., 1855-10-20

ONE OF THE PIGs.-The Lynn Nercs is respon-
sible for the following: person once
arguing in favor of buying large pigs in the
Spring, declaring it much better than to buy
small ones. as they would eat but little more.
A neishbor differed from him in opinion. where
upon he told story which took down :" his
opponent and all the hearers decided that small
pigs eat some.
Last Spring" said he, bonsht a little pig
from drover, and he was good for eating but
he wouldn't grow much. He got after a
week or two that, he would eat bucketful at a
time, and then, like Oliver Twist callfo more.
Well, one morning carried out ater-bucker
full of dough, and after he had swallowed it all,
picked up the pig and put him in the same
bucket had fed him from, and the httle cuss
didn't I'll Il half up!
The Shasta courier., 1855-10-20

A GfRL WITH Two HEADs.-A girl has been
born in France with Two lleads-the one being
placed ON the spot where heads usually are
placed, and the other at the precise spot where
monkeys and other creatures wear their tails.
This latter has been anputated. aud the child is
sill alive
The Shasta courier., 1855-10-20

SPELLING WORDS MORE THAN ONE WAY.-Sev-
eral years ago. 'when the country was new"
Hon Nyrum Reynolds of Wyoming comfy. en-
.ioyed quite reputation successful petit
logger. He wasn't well posted mp, either in
''book larning," or the learning of the law; but
relied principally on his native tact and
shrewdness-his stock of which has not failed
him mp to this day. His great success created
quite an active demand for his services On
one occasion he pitted against '.smart appear
ing" well dressed limb of the law from neigh
boring village, who had made considerable
sport of paper which Beynods had submitted
TO the court, remarking, among other things,
that ''all law papers were required TO be writ
ten in the English language, and that the one
under consideration, from its bad spelling and
penmanship, onght. in fairness, therefore, to be
excluded" "Gen'Flnen of the Jury" said
Reynolds. when he, summed up"-and every
word weighed pound-"the learned counsel
or the o'her side finds fault with my ritin' and
| spellin', as though the merits of this case de-
pended on such matters. Pm agin lugging in
any sich outside affairs but / will say, that a
man must be id fool who can't spell word
more than one way" The jury sympathzed
with Judge R., and rendred decision in favor
of his client--Oiean, ~ Y Journal.
The Shasta courier., 1855-10-20
Remember, Remember.
remember. I rent mber.

remember, 7 REMINDER,
When 1 Just began to creep.
How crawle straight into mischief
How wouldn't go TO sleep;
How pulled The table linen,
With its contents on the floor;
How my mother spanked me fer il !;
Till my tender back was sore.
remember l remember,
When first began to talk (;
And also do remember
Well The day | tried to walk:
Firm grasped old Jowler's collar.
Bnt he gave a sudd-n bop,
So iaio pan OF water.
Jowler split this child ker-slop,"
remember, | remember.
When | was little child,
,lfow fancy used 10 lead me
Into scenes most strange and wild:
How lhonght. the loud ihnhder
Was chariot swiftly driven
By some big ar,s mighty giant
Through herock-pavcd streets OF Heaven
remember, remember.
When | nsed TO 60 to school,
.sl,w KEEP, waichiul eye on
The sclinol ninsrer's rod aud rule:
How cntuP monkey silirdies.
Every time his back was turned
How ! sometimes used 10 c.tch il,
Wien I'd not my lessona leprnrd.
remember remember.
IL hen | went booking peaches,
How s.dog came out aud caught ME.
..}y' the bhckstle of my bree, hes
.tfow hung unto The bushes s.
Iinw he dog hing fast to me
Till my CRYING brought man who
tlogged as both most ortn-lr,'
remember. remember.
When The girls nsed To kiSs,
How | thoneht it rather funny:
Bnt it gave no extra bliss:
Mn il seizes me wi'h rapture
Now ii fills my snnl with Joy
Y I. with all my manLooh's pleasures,
Would that were silla boy
o. b G.
EAsrnAs's DIecrSe9. Trinity Co.. Cal.
The Shasta courier., 1855-10-20

WORTH KNowING.-A A correspondent of the
Salem Gazette says. that Que pound of green
copperas (costinc seven cents) dissolved i'll one
quart of water, and poured down water closets
and other places. will efecinay destroy the
toulest smells. 1t will disiniect sick rooms.
hospitals. butchers stalls, fish markets and
slaughter-honsses. sinks, and wherever there are
puirid gases. If rat, cat or mouse dies about
the house, and sends for. an offensive gas,
place some dissolved copperas in cup or jar,
anywhere within " smelling distance" and the
cure is sure.
The Shasta courier., 1855-10-20

A SroRY AND WARxIyG.-t the New Orleans
Delta relates the following story. hy way ol adj
monishing its readers against any participation
in the lottery mania, which is said To pre- all
very extensively in that city,
poor but industrious ,..ecllanic had been
Iaborlng for years to accumulate sufficient no.
ney 10 purchase homestead far himself and
family. On returning home each Saturday night
he would place his weekly salary in The Hands
Of his wife and request her to lay it by. 4 few
months since. knowing that he must have saved
a couple Of thousand d,'Iars by his industry and
frugality, and learning that a piece Of property
for sale in the upper portion of the city,
which would be an q lvnatageous investment,
he called upon the owner. and it was offered to
him at bargain. Overjoyed with his good for
tune, he fastened home to his wife. and convey
I'd to her the glad news and ask ed for he money
10 close the purchase. But alas! there
joyful response in the countenance Of his better
half, but bursting into tears she wept most bit
terly, Snd refused to be comtoried. The nus
band was astonished, and asked for au explana-
ton. With head avertsd, and voice interrupted
by heart broken sobs. she made known to her
husband the startling fact-whieh fell like
ihunderboit upon him, crushing his brain and
causing reason to totter and reel from Its throne
that she had wasted all his hard earnings in
the purchase of Havana lottery tickets The
vacant stare from the eyes of the husband which
met this astonishing disclosure, plainly showed
that he no longer capable of appreciating
his loss, but with mani &c laugh, wild and start
ling, he left his home. his wife and little ones
never more to return A few days more pass
ed, and his body taken from the river The
coroner held an inquest upon it; and verdict
of suicide informed the public how he died ;
but why he died remained secret.
The Shasta courier., 1855-10-20
Fre,., saIt Lake.


The Sacramento Union, furnishes the follow
ing interesting items of news from Salt Lake:-
We received on the evening Of October Isl,
through the Pacific Express Company. files Of
the Deseret Neps to September 18th. They
were brought through by Capt. Howard Egan.
who left Salt Lake on the above date, making
the distance in eleven days-,he quickest trip
on record, notwithstanding he was delayed
about day and a half to enable'iiim 20 bring
into Carson Valley afavorite mule tina, had been
lamed by stepping into crevice in rock.
He reports that Gen. Harney was busly en-
gagged preparing an expeditionag againsi the Sionx.
who have recently been exceedingly tronble-
some; was concentrating hisforces and bad given
orders for the troops TO hold themselves in read
mess to start at moments notice. He has en-
gagged number of Half Breeds and Pawnees
as guides.