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IAdverfscment
Tr,s-The best assortment of FINE TEAS will

he found A. the CANTON TIA CoHPASYs newiy and
eleeant store No rs Chatham (cween Pear aud hoose-
v,fs the Oldest Tea establishment 10 the city We assure
readers they do better here than elsewhere either at
wLoessle or retail. No branch stores.
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Advertise meuf.
BALM OF THOUSAND FLOWERS-FOr beatty

ing the complexion and Graduating all pimpes fecAes
from the fee. fETRIDGE Co., franklin square, New loIk
sac by {. IL. RING. Broadway, aud all Druggists.
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lAdvcrfisementl
r,,orSoI illumination with charts and

descriptions q character gwen daily BY Prof FOWLER,
ph,,nolosical Cabinet No 3o8 Broadway. two blocks
-, ,te PAN Private for Gentlemen and Ladies
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co,p,Rr - COMPARE - While other artists

,vo5 Suggesting comp arson Of their work vi that
80 va RooT invites the ssvcrest scrutiny aud especially
requess The pubic 20 compare hs WIN any ana
All others. Try your organs Of comparison.
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pInN Am DrConATEE PAPER.HANeINes.-

PLAIN AND DECORATIVE fAPERftANGlN1s-
Pratt HARpFNBERGH Manufacturer and importers No t
Broadway between Leonard and Frenkins invite attention
their extensive stock which unsurpassed by any IN tins
county Faithful accomplished worken sent 10 part Of
be city or country short notice, and their work warranted
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SArrRnAY. Mav ao-P. ".

There was large activity in the stock market to-
day, and quotations generally well sustained
There appears 10 be rather more disposition among
outsiders 20 operate than has been before noticed but
the lew movement is not Important At the Second
Board there was no marked change, bat after the
Board tie market was firm. Reading &c Erie, &
sc. Cumberland was al active stock to-day, but
fell Off 10 ia decline of T. cent. Pazama was
active and frm and the Western shares generally were
in demand at full prices. There is more doing in
Railroad Bonds. Fries, ls'5, were in large demand
at = 50 and prominent operator has bought over
100000 yesterday and today. Illinois Central i'm
proved 10 5Cl State Stocks have also upward ten
doncy. For Virgnias 9s was bid at the Second
Board
In Exchange there is not much doing and rates are
unchanged for Sterling. Continental Exchanges are
heavy.
Tie receipts at the Sub-Teasury were ssc,o7s 25i
raid. s43, 49, o., including sJ25 California drafts
balance. sl,2tl 9i9 35. Paid for Assay-Ofice
sl3.OO3 SO, paid on Discussing Checks. s2-.'37 81;
balance 10 credit of all accounts, s6loo1n OF against
5000 os5 81 last Saturday showing loss Of
sgl9,954 90.
The exports OF Specie from this port for the week
L.. s.NN..
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SUPERIOR couRT-MA1 9e---GrNEnaL TlnN-DEoIsIos


Order OF Special Tenn overriding the demurrer as
frivolous affirmed costs the defendant 20 have five days 90
answer. &C ,~-.-,~
The Argument the appeal IA tins ease was re-
sumed Nj ian Winso iog plaintiff continuing his remarks
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cornr OF COMMON PLEAS-NI4Y -Beore Judge Day

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-MAY 2j-Beiore Judge DAILY
CAsF OF MR.. MACMILLAN AND OTHERS.
The argument In this was resumed MI Moves
,ddessinc the behalf Of the Committee and contend
re that under the charter and e statute the Common 1unch
bay reh TO inquire All connected with the City
Government and chat defendants are bound % answer The
arluuent was concluded, and dec siou reserved
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fAdvertisementI
4" Sir Lectures on
s S. FITCH. authOr Of nc

Cou.nmption Office No IN Broadway Open from until D.
sr,ers Consgmpfi0n asthma, Dezses Of the Heart and all
Chronic diseases Of males and females Consultation free.
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COURT CALENDAR-TH, DAY.

COURT CALENDAK-TUs DAY.
L. :. DISTRICT COURr-NOs. p, -, II, A., s., G.,
r. q. So. g.
Superior and Circuit Courts and General Term Of
suIreme Csurt, already publ shed.
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In addition to this we sent 100000 TO Boston
Mr. Albert II. Nicolay's regular semi-weeSly aHc-
ton sale Of Stocks and Bonds, will take place on
Monday next, the 2sih inst, al ~ oc!oeA, at the
Merchants Exchange.
NJ Leopold Bierwith has been made President o.
the Orient Insurance Office in place Of the late Gen.
rad w. Faber.
The Assignee Of Messrs. Page, Bacon Co, has
not yet come to any decision in regard to dividend
on tie drafts OF that house drawn between 9ih April
ana 80 May, as there is some question Of his legal
night TO sct before the next steamer arrives. His
funds Will pay dividend OF about - = cent and be
hopes TO be able between the l.; and 9Th June 70
make speA dividend
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BY Telegraph.
Disasters. Sc.

BosToN-Au. May n ship Emma, Of Charleston from Liv
erpsol 18th u.t.
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GAS FITTING AND FIXTURES.-St0res, Dwell
ings Factories Public Buildings promptly fitted with Gas
pT and Fixtures cheaper than any other house splendid
assortment Of Chandeliers Pendants Brackets &c Of th' latest
designs al the Wholesale and retail Gas Fixture Mandatory OF
JAMES g. MofFET Nos 40 and III Pdnce, Sd block west
At Broaf
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The comparative falling Oh OF the last week To-
cepts. We understand was IN consequence Of an IN
usually heavy business for tie corresponding week
last year.
TIE shipments OF coal from the Lehi-h region for
the last week were 57,os9 tuns; previously received.
l6l 900 tuns; total amount shipped since opening Of
navigation, 9s,979 ;uns.
The amount Of coal transported on the PhiiadePhia
and Reading Railroad Tor the week ending Ihuuiay.
May a. So sts tuns l. eWti previously this Iear,
s2o,52i iuns l. cwt. total, GO a9l ;Gns eTt Same
tine as: year, 7itsl9.
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MUSIC, PIANOS, and MELODEONN al Tie reductd
prices a. No 333 Broadway, HORACE WATERS, publisher
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT coURT-MY sj-Bef're
'' Judge DUER.
Tho trial in relation 10 alleged infringement OF the
p'. -, Wordrorihs Pauing Machine already referred %
eeneuded and given the jury on Saturday afternoon
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lAdveTticmeutl
BLAKE's PATENT FRE-PROOF PAINT, No. 1l9
PeaTl-si-See under head OF Paints.
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Thomas Sherry and Charlie Kinney, seamen OF the
hip Mercury. were arrested BY Oeef N1r on con- amy y
for examination.
CHARGE OF COuNTERFEirING.
John Lasano and Maria Lasano hs wife, md james
Or ere e,ted 70 Brooklyn. charged with c0unerfei,u
American and Spanish silver coin. Committed a. above.
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Amounting o -l,iIIij3' ngalnst s3i3,1-Ii sumo
week last year.
There Is no new feature in the money market, eI-
ce2ting increased abundance and a downward ten
Gency in rates.
The business of the Clearinghouse was si5,5549co.
The City Councils OF Philadelphia are about TO
authorize loan Of $1,000 900 six per Gents, 20 meet
deficiencies which must be provided or by the 1t Of
July.
At Boston money continues abundant-frst-class
paper commanding but the legal rate Of interest, aud
large sums were loaned on demand, at q less figure.
The Annual Report of the Long Island Railroad
Company, which has just been published, shows the
earnings Of the road for the year ending lst March last
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n. ,,,nin.too viii be resumed Wedneslsy Mr. Bele
app ued for Mesu- Martin and Meyer Aoo ' h's''i W.
Lsssla
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Tar Tunr-CrsTrRvILE CorR'F, L. H. To- i" 'a,,o
so,sydav, May 2s, ls55.-Astch s2'oco' 'ii''e
heats. best in in harness; i1i
hee'', ,,..oSraas b. q Certervil'e. ..'s'''''' >
~ srieers b. T. Lantern ...'.....'''''''''
eccond Heat Tn "a Heat
First Heat ,s Haf uile....l;i4 IIaf mile ....l:l6
Ma hss ......a;oi Mic MIC
...n,s DEArB.--Yesierday afternoon clerk en-
Srus store No. csi Iihst sitting 10 room
PACED - nm When dropped upon the floor and expired
rear csIsnt wa snIpoied 70 b. disease Of the heart
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Dountp Gano uarranis.

I A y ID w A X X A Y T s.
II We prepared all orders Tor pulehsse
and sale II LAND WARRANTS
Ia large and mall qualities.
OUR FACILITIES
for PIT RELEASING WARRANTS AZ first hands are not e1ceed-
All orders for the Purchase Warrants will executed a.
the small commissiou II ONE DOLLAR PIECE.
Assignments will be most hgidly scrulnlzei.
y. r.. COBB 4 Co..
stock and Bond Brokers, No. p Wiliam-.t, ". Y.
pe-...., Bank % the Commonwealth
I-l----e-.. I Ohm LII ~. TIM luu-ranY
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miscellaneous.

Il INDLINGWOOD.-S HARRISON q son
invite The attention 81 The public their arrargeeus for
Supplying hlNDLiN6-WDOD sawed aud sp.it By steam Ono
trial VII H. oyeniuce and cheapne over he common
way Best Virginia Pine hardwood per load dslyeoed
- N per barrel ~ cents Orders per Post promptly Attended
10, No 20 Vet 1irl-s-.
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NOTlCE.-TO BRIDGE BUILDERS,-SeaIea

ANTropr als VII b. received % MlDDLETONN Orapss Co..
y D. lntu Tue u day " June next Tor tie FLAMING .nd
RAlrlNO q an IMPROVED LATTICE BRIDGE Of 30 feet
spsn acos The West Branch The Delaware River Hsss
10y Delaware Co.. Deposit pan and specfcafions
q Tie some can BE- Deposit any the ONCE "
he uncergnef The VIII Be declared ID D. the lowest
responbe bidder he fh aay q June next a. ocoes,
=. n Office o. fhe urfessisled Depo., The bidder
% bon tie work Cscrei 10 all be rec ire- into
contract that cay sl.alaloTy fccgnty or tho
faithful Performance ll sal. work.
A. proposals BE- directed he u1irsg1ed a. VI lGe-
town, Orange Co, =. =. G. CLARK J. CO.
N.lGis town. May -, 1875.
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SCHOOL Separate Sealed Pro-
- pea. Ei be received the Once u tue Cers of
board a. Education ~ Grand and u-sts lnl tie 10
csg q June next ior the FURNITURE aud gITTINGUP
f-red 10 ne new -chooieuss IN Sths,. near 3iay bs
18th ard The Plans arl Specifications cal be cn tss
Office OF IHOs. 4. JACKsON Architect No 10 BoaSssy.
cor Of baIciay-st A. A. BREMSER ca. Building Com
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CHARGE OF KENOLT.

UNITED STATES DIsTRICT-ATTORSEY's OFFICE
N-''@
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lrcrtase DO .'''..'.'' 'li %
Tie cash receipts the Morris Canal for the past
week, as compared with the corresponding week la.
year show a falling of.
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Srw.YoRE cLAssisicArIoN
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1 AND-WARRANT OFFICE, No 60 Walist.,
i eW.York-Tte highest market price paid for LAND
WARRANTS end I'D Warrants sold BY are gu,rsnteed,
Forwarded by mall Otherwise upon receipt of nfancee
Laud procured Soldiers and others entitled 70
Bounty Lands, upon application 20
T. J. COLEMAN No. . Wall.t.
GTS 0nn TO LOAN at per cent on imi
" OsOOO proved good unimpr0yei Rel. Estaie
b. ibis CRY or Brooklyn m sums OF 900 10 $1,000 Also,
$500 invest i1 the purchase ~ Mprigages ADpIy
J. X. COOK. Jr., No. Wallg- office No. IL
- n0A LAND WARRANTS WANTED
c,OOO BY TAYLOR BROTHERS. Bankers,
No. Is W4il-sf., " p
receive arpcstoui fr Bounty Land Claims, siye
immediate litertion 60 country orders 0r
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-25

HORRIBLE OurRAGE.-A deplorable tragedy
occurred at Rancheria. Amador county. on the
evening Of the 9Th inst, which has so terribly
excited that community that the whole country
was alive with citizens searching for the m1r-
derers An informant OF the Sacramento Union
says:-
AT 10 o'clock P. NJ. en- Monday last, two Tn
der Sheritfs left Drytown for Jackson. with for
eign miners taxes. which they mad been collect
ing Two miles out they were attacked by
twelve Mexicans. and after firing all the shots
ihey had. retreated to Drytown. and raised a
gang to pursue the robbers. and followed them
10 Rancheria. two miles beyond Drytown. On
reaching that pace, they found that the Mexi-
cans had arrived there in advance of them. and
rha, they had rushed into the house and store OF
MIR. Francis (pariner of Sheath. Arnold & Co.,
Of This city, shooting and killing every person
in the room-fve. including MIR. F. and one wo-
man. They broke open the safe with an az,
robbed it OF its contents. and then fled.
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-25
P. 7. BARSUM. Proprietor.

WoMAN.-It is seldom that Julius Caesar Ham
niba says anything worth quoting, but the fol.
lowing is good:
Dey may rail against woman as much as
dey like, dey can't set me up against dem.
hab always in my life found 'em fust in lub.
fust in quarrel, fust in de dance. de fust in de
ice cream saloon and de fust, best, and de last
in the sick room. Wha' would we poor debbils
do without dem Let US be born as young, rs
ugly and as helpless as you please, and wo.
mans arms am open TO receive She il am
who CUBS fust dose oh castor oil, and
puts close 'pon our helplessly naked limbs. md
cubbers up our foos aud loses in long flannel
petiicoats; and it am she who. as we grow up,
fills our dinner baskets wild doe-nui, and apples
we start 10 skool. and licks us when we teurs
our trowsers."
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-25

Mr.. EPHRAIM HYATT.-lhis gentleman.
whose death is announced i'll our obituary, came
To this country i'll 1916. He was one of the
Donner party of immi grants most of whom
perished from The effects Of cold aud want ol
food at the head of Truckee River. The SNOW
was upwards of thirty feet deep; sinnps are
standing at their last camp. which were cut off
thirty feet from the ground. The accounts oi
their sufferings are horrible, the survivors eat
ing up the bodies of their dead friends, and even
quarreling over them for fair division. 1t is
said that mothers even ate their own children
Humbo1dk Times
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-25

IMPORTANCE OF STUDYING THE LAsGuAGEs.-
Along lie Canada railroads i's necessary Ia in-
struct oxen in both the English and French Ian.
gnages. For 'h- lack of such rdncHiion, OK
was killed by a railroad train near Detroit The
facts of The case were these The team con.
sistina of one English and one French OK. draw
ing n heavy load of wood, and driven by a
French driver. was crossing the track when the
express train nade its appearance. The dri
yer. in great excitement, immediately order, d
his oxen To - chuck" (ihe French for :. haw.'O
The French OK understood him. and turning off
The track saved himself; but the English tx,
having never studied the lanenages, pressed
further on. and was Instantly killed.
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-25
rT The S. F. He, aid expresses the follow

inc opiuion Of the Know Nothing Ticket:
1.-The ticket is by no means the strongest the
party might have selected, but on the whole is
: fair one. 1t will doubtless command the
strength of the party; but with one or two eA-
ception.. the candidates will make very little
inroad into the Democratic ranks. while some
Of the Democratic nominees will draw largely
from The Know Nothing vote. AS to the plat
form Of the Know NoiLings. it is words-mere
words With ,hel exception of one or two
points, there is nothing in it every citizen o
California will not heartily endorse. Itis adroit
ly framed, and of course was unanimously adopt
ed BY the Convention.
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-25
Salmon River Correspondence.


SouTH SALMON. Aug. 9, 1855.
MEssRs. EniroRs Your handle servant
would be much obliged by receiving an answer
to the following ques,ions:
1st Should personal difficulties affect public
interests
Cd Should enmiiy towards an Editor prevent
a free circulation of his paper. when that enmity
exists merely on the part of the expressmanl
Sd. Has the express right to dictate to the
public in regard to their reading matterf
4,h. Is not the ready. john" as good TO
them on your ever-acceptable, any other
paperl
5th. Should good citizens sacrifice the free
dom of speech and press to factional feeling?
9Th. Does it not behoove II nation to be
truly eclectic in all things pertaining TO ma.
tional honor! or shall we prune the Tree of '76.
and hide its golden branches beneath the cloak
of Ignorance and Superstition
We are not going to school at present; conse-
quen,ly do not feel particularly bound to Nc
Duffie's, or any other series of reading.
Yours, truly, NOSE.
The above pointed questions carry their own
answers along with them. We would suggest
to our friend Nose" that the only way to
touch the soul of The Expressman to whom he
aludes, is to touch his pocket. If he does not
briug such papers as you desire, transfer your
patronage to some more liberal minded man.
We do not know 10 which Expressman you re.
fer. but have no doubt when he reads your en-
ouire.. that he will repent him of his former
conrse and act hereafter like man of business.
and not attempt 10 dictate what sort Of mental
pabulum ,ou shonld feed upon.
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-25

w A woman about thirty five years Of age,
named Lydia Ann Pnylee, dressed in male at
tire, called at the 22d police s,uiiun. on Saur-
day night, and asked Tor ludging. When asked
why she was thus alfred. she said she came
from Gowannus, L. L. and was bonnd for Cali.
fornia. and that she had stolen her Cousins
clothing. with the intention of shipping az a
seaman. She was furnished with lodging for
the night, and yesterday wss sent 20 the police
court.
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-25

REvTvING.-A rafisualI who lind drank little
too freely, fell from the raft aud was drowning,
when his brother seized him by The hair; bnt
the current was STR ny and HE broih.r's
strength being nearly exhausted. he was ab,ut
relinquisliing his hold when. drspairing. the
drowning one raised his head above water, and
said:
Hang op, Sam, hang on-rll ireat-I swear
will"
His words were stimulating, and The other at
length saved him.
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-25

BARSuMs LAsr.-The following advertise
ment appears in The New York papers Bar.
nnm's Gallery of American Beauiy-$ j,900 in
Premiums To The II H,ndsonest'I.ndi.s.-rhe sub
scriber will give premiums .of 81 600. $500,
$3.50. $3.50. six of 500, ninety of $50. aud one
hundred of $40. to the halrs"mest ladies' in
America, of over sixteen Years. married or
single. To determine this, he asks the loan for
few months of photographs or daanerreoypes
of beautiful women from all parts of The United
States and Canada. with or without the names.
These likenesses will be plnced in The American
Museum on the 18th of Oci0her next, and The
public will decide by ballolAsho AZ enilI to-
the premiums. The likenesses which first
received will the most favorable places
for light ETC. The ten portraits that receive the
highest premiums will be engraved in the French
" Worlds Book of Beauty" Circulars, giving
full particulars, (Which it is absolutely necessary
that every competitor should undersaud,) may
be obtained at the American" Museum, New
York.
p T. RARSuM Proprietor
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-25

DIscovERY.-lt is said that one Of the incl
dental results of The Japan expedition, is The dis
oovery that the Zodiacal light is belt extend
ing entirely around the earth. after the manner
OF Saturns ring. The matter has excited a CORD
deal OF interest among The astronomers, and Pro-
lessor Pierce, of Cambridge, considers the fact
established by the observations taken.-State
Journal
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-25

PLEASE NoTIcE.-A venerable contemporary
has satisfactorily ascertained. by series Of ex-
periments running through years. that those per-
sons who regularly pay the printer. are seldom
struck by lightning. This is an astronomical
fact worthy of dlspassiouate consideration.
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-25
How to Become n Know Noshius.

! The following revelations in regard to this
mysterious Order are quite as plausible as any
we have yet seen:
Whenever any person expresses. in the pre.
sence of Know Noihin2. strong desire To be-
| come n member of the Order, he is privately in-
! formed that he must he NJ n certain corner at
| he hour of twelve whisilna Yankee Dnodlr"
oui of one corner of his mouih and Hail Co.
| lumba'' out of the other; that he must have a
| copy of the Constitution of the United States in
one Of his boos (ur shoes. as the may hey;
| that when person passes him. in n slouchrd
hat, whstlng the " Star Spnnsled Banner" he.
| The candidaie. rust follow. He will be led up
n dark stairway. into dark room. He will
then he sworn 10y some person whom the dark.
ness cnncenls. never {" reveal anything that lie
may hear during the meriing. After
taking this oath. sht suddenly illumiun,es The
room. and five men IN masks aprroach The cam
,lldaie. holding i'll their hands the American
h,g. mnde out al twelve hundred yards of
American silk, which they roll round the cnnd-
date. encasng him alter the manner oi
Egyptian mummy. The fve.lhen shunlder the
candidate and carry him into The lodge -
Though ne cannot see. he can hear: and tho
Great Grand Flum-rhe hi glresr officer-atlmin-
listers "A terrible oath. swearing The candidate
never To reveal any uf The passwords. signs,
tokens grips. principles, designs or private
work ui The Order. on the penalty at being sent
10 The peniienlary or 10 The legislature. 1t The
case is not loo aggravated. tile violation wonld
only be visited upon the viola1or by sending him
TO the penirentiary: bnt the EXTREMIST penalty
for violation is the legislature.
After taking this oath. the candidate is rolled
around The room. this being ale speediest way
OF unwinding The flag. He'sees the members
standing around him all in masks. The Princi-
Piles are then read Ia him, and after he has sworn
To observe them. he is compelled To run a
splinter, previously taken fr.m liberty pole.
into the index finger of his left hand. and with
the splinter and Lis own blood he signs the Com
stiniion and Bylaws of the Order. Physi-
Clans, on being admitted into the Order.
compelled To take an additional oath To The effect
hat they will mistake sryehnine for calotnel
in administering medicine 70 Dutch aud Irish
Catholics. Lawyers have 10 swear that they
will abandon the habit OF lying and decepton
dealing with native born Amer. can citizens
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-25

SPLIT TIcKEIs.-AIl OF our readers may not
be aware of The origin of The phrase, 7" split
tickets The ancient Athenians used oyster
shells for boll-s. and their tickets were invar,.
ably split" even when regular NOMINATIONS
were followed