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The Shasta courier., 1856-03-01

ry The Advertising Agency of L. P. Fisher
has been removed 20 the Iron Building oppo-
site the Pacific Express office, up stairs, San
Francisco.
The Shasta courier., 1856-03-01
yOdd Fellow. yrccrinexII

,ssssgs, Odd Fellows Wccrimg.---AT
5G&aE who feel interest in establishing
S'A'SS~ Lodge Of this order in this place,
are requested to meet at the i. C!ampsus yirus
Hall, in Wills brick building, Main street. on
Thursday evening next, a, half past six O'Clock.
BY reques, of MANY.
Shasta, March I, 1876. II
The Shasta courier., 1856-03-01

HORSE TowN.-The water for the 6rst time,
so we are informed, was let in from the Clear
Creek ditch upon the diggings in Horse Town
on Monday last of course there was great re-
joicing, bat This joy was not OF long continu-
ance, for we learn that the ditch has given way
and viii need repair again. eansing delay of a
few days. For some time past, the water has
been used below Horse Town, but never be-
fore IN the Town, until Monday.
Some Of the miners complain. that the own
ers of The ditch bold the waters too high, but
the iact that all that the ditch will carry is in
demand at the prices asked for it, is sup
pose proof positive to tbe owners, that IT is not
tco high. We wish all the miners had plenty
Of water, and in fact that, erery body had erery
thing.
The Shasta courier., 1856-03-01
Pacific EXPIRES, Cou,uonY.

We are under obligations 10 this company for
the prompt delivery of papers and parcels du.
ring the week. We are much obliged to you,
Felix
The Shasta courier., 1856-03-01

% II lady were to send a bachelor friend
sewing arrangement. buttons, silk, thimbles,
needles, &c ought he to thnk that she mean,
he should do his own sewing,
The Shasta courier., 1856-03-01
ID I H ID,

Al the County Hospital the 2+,h nit. oF
Hydrohorax. James Chase. aged 35 years TPe
emigrated 10 California from New York in 1859
The Shasta courier., 1856-03-01

APoLooETIc.-The Committee of invitation
for the Masonic Ball on the evening of the 22nd
request us to say. that owing to the fact, that
they were not so well acquainted in the com
munity they shonld have been, many persons
whom they should have been pleased to see on
that occasion, were not invited. That others
had tickets prepared, and directed, which did
not reach their destination and that some of The
Fraternity labored nnder the impression, that
an invitatiin would be extended TO all whose
presence was sought, whether of the order or
not.
AT Masonic Balls, tue Brethren and their
families are considered invited guests, without
invitation.
We have made the above apologies by re-
qnest, at the same time. scarcely recognizing
the necessity for them, the community knew
that in some cases of apparent neglect the per-
sonal friends OF the committee and most agree
bic ladies were omitted.
The Shasta courier., 1856-03-01

THEArRicAL.-Thoman has been playing TO
crowded houses for the past week, and promises
TO remain for six nights longer.
His exhibitions laugh provoking, and he
has shown good taste and good alignment in hav-
ing selected light comedy for this particular To-
cality.
We hope his Golfers, which, owing to misfor
tunes, had been somewhat depleted, so he says.
may be filled to overfiowing. Wherever Mr.
Thoman goes he is to make friends.
He goes to Weavervie from here where he
is so we'll known that it is useless for us 10 be-
speak for him and his talented company cor
DIAL reception.
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r o r SALE.
SUMMONS.


In lie District Court Of HE Ninth judicial Di,tyicf
!Statc of Caigorniu
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF SHASTA,
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OFCAE-
IFORNIA,
To John S. Jones, Greeting:
VOU ARE HEREBY summoned to appcnv
a and answer in said court, unto the COM
plant of Alpheus Bull. George p Baker and
William Robbins, fled In this Cunrt tor the re-
coyery of the srssa Of twelve hundred and ffry-
two dollars aud siNty-one cents. alleged To be
d'Te an1 ewing TO hem from you. upon express
and implied contract for The direct payEnt.nt of
money, Fled in onr sand Court within ten DAYS
from the service of this Writ if served In said
conn'y-wi'bH twenty days ii served in ANY
orber county in this pidiciaf distsict and within
forty days if served in any other county, or
judgment by defanlt will be taken against You
for the sum d twelve bnndred and fiiIy-two dol
lars and six'y-one cents, together wiih costs oa
this suit.
Witness VIM. p. Dainger6eI. Jrise OF Tho
Ninth Judicial District Of said State, this o9th
day OF February. A. d. 1856
WIN. S. JENKINS, Cirk DC.
SPRAGuE McMURTRY.
Any's for pl6s. mhI.4t
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DEMCCRACY-A sentiment not 10 be appalled,,
corrupted or compromised Ii knors no Jaseness,
II corers TO no danger; ii oppresses readiness.
Destructire only Of despotism, it is the sole ron
ssrrasor Of liberty. labor and property II IS The
sentiment Of Freedom Of eqnal rights. Of equal
oJtigafiops-the lar Of nature perrading the lar
of The land.
The Shasta courier., 1856-03-01

MISING oS JAcKAss FLAT-We learn that
some large strikes have been made in this local.
ity recently. One man, one day last week took
out eight ounces of pure, beautiful gold, and
many others ale doing remarkably WELL
Our informant says that twenty dollars per
day are average wages in that particular locality
and with abundance of water these Weld.
might be relied upon as permanent
JAcKAss FLAT has long been known to be very
rich, and has been worked 10 a considerable
extent; but owing to the scarcity of water hi,h-
erto, its full richness had not been developed.
With the aid of the water from the Clear Creek
Ditch. we expect to chronicle very many large
sized Jumps during the present spring and sum-
mer.
All that region of country near Horsetown,
Texas Springs, and along the foot hills west and
north of Clear Greek, is highly auriferous. and
efforts have been made to supply the miners
with water, which will add greatly TO the yield
OF gold from our county for the next summer.
The Shasta courier., 1856-03-01
Ncws from Trinity.

The Journal is urging upon The people OF
Trinity and Humboldt. The necessity OF a good
trail from Humboldt to Weavervile. They
Claim That it would greatly promote the inter-
esis of the people. as the freight on goods won d
be very materially lessened. We have been
Taught to believe that the port of Humbod; was
very unsafe. and could not be relied on. at all
seasons of The year. We can see no reason why
goods can be taken to Weavervlle. cheaper via
Humboldt than by way Of Shasta.
In the first place, San Francisco is the market
of the Humboldt merchants, and the distance
via The coast TO Humboldt is very much greater
than by way Of the Sacramento river. and when
the uncertainty Of getting goods within any
reasonable time is taken INTO account, ii will be
clearly manifest, that the direct and natural
rouic from San Francisco to Weaverville. is by
way of Shasta. We shall be pleased to see
good road opened however as it will add greatly
10 the comfort of Judge Piizer in attending his
Court and have no doubt, will increase the trav-
el and trade through our town. as both goods
and travellers viii find their way through here
in going to Humboldt Bay.
From the same source we learn That business
is in a 1ourishing condition, and that more than
usually active spring trade is anticipated by the
merchants.
Temperance is on the wane, and the E. Clamp
sus Vi,us' order is becoming rusty in ills cxer.
cises, for wan, of practice. The opening Of
spring however. will give renewed energy. and
enterprise in all business departments. and the
benevolent societies. which are handmaids of
thrift will consequently flourish with renewed
energy
The Shasta courier., 1856-03-01

q The Ball of the 2and passed of very agrees
ably, even more so, than we anticipated from
the commencement, as noticed in the last weeks
Courier II was decidedly the party OF the sea-
son. aud will long be remembered by many a
fair lady, aud gallant gentleman.
love to go and mingIe with the Young in
the gay festa ROOM when the heart is beating
iaster than the merry tune. and their bright
eyes are restless. ,,
The Shasta courier., 1856-03-01

9We are indebted 10 Senator Dosh for pub
lie documents during the past week.
The Shasta courier., 1856-03-01


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nThe Evansville Library Association"

Acknowledge the receipt of the following
donations:
FRoM JONI f. CRrsP-History of Hungary,
LyelPs Geology.
FROM JUDGE LAw-Report on Agriculture
FROM J. B. HALL-Exp. r. r. Route to Pa
cifc, Report on Agriculture, Comp. of census
U. S. 1850. Herndon's Exp. to river Anna
zon.
From HoN. SENATOR BRIGHT-Four vols.
Cong. Globe and append. Exp. R. R. Route
to Pacific; Report on Light Houses; Comp. Y.
S. census 1850 Smithsonian Report; four
vols. Annual Mess. and Doet. 185o-1-2-3-4-o.
Four pat. office Rep'ts. on Agri Mechanics
&c, Commerce and Navigation 1854.
Such acts of liberality are worthy of inita
ton. and we confidently expect to see collect
ed in the Library Rooms all the spare books
in our city, which would be Of much benefi
in building up Library that promises to b
an ornament to Evansville. Many could do
nate useful books, without feeling the loss
and we hope to be able to record many sucl
liberal acts as the above.
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Evansville, Jan. 9Th.
The Gift Concert Thursday Night, Jan. IT,

The Gift Concert Thursday Night, Jan, IT.
We committed an error yesterday in allud-
ing to Tyler's Gift Concert as coming off next
Tuesday evening 1t will take place tomorrow
evening, the 18th. as originally advertised-the
error being entirely typographical. The tick
cts are being rapidly taken up, and no doubt
a great deal more than the thousand could be
Sold but for the limitation of the number
The Gifts displayed at Bittrolffs keep crowd
around the window all day. Among the gifts
are gold watches, silver cake baskets, gold
bracelets, jewelry of all kinds. elegant books
guitars, &C. &c-and no wonder they attract
attention Prof. Tyler is still receiving thu
Citizens Bank of Memphis money. Those
who desire purchasing tickets had better no
put it off. Now is the time. Many persons
have taken from half dozen to dozen, know
ing that they can scarcely fail in that numbe
to get several valuable gifts. As we have be
spoken from Dame Fortune the big gold Watcl
we want no interference there.
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Chr Dadg gonrnal.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
AMERICAN CONVENTION.

Alta rsgul4s Getting Of independence Council Ao-s'
Awa. unaaimousiy Resolved, That we recommend
ssavsnon of ths American party ofths congressiona'
district TO meet at Princeton, Ind on the 4h TUESDAY
Of las month for the purpose Of eleetpg delegate 70
tbs National Convention to be held tPaiiadephia on
the 9ad day Of February nextto nominate
President and Vice President, and that we recon
.ns zach Township in this district 70 send more
S.l.y,tss to ths District Convention. We also cor
daily i'm ve ali American citizens without distinction
OF party or sect to cooperate with US.
All jouruals favorable to the above cause. time ane
and place, viii please give it publicity.
FRANCIS KESSLER secy.
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EVANSVILLE Medical Society.

At the annual meeting of the Evansville
Medical Society, the following gentlemen were
elected officers for the current year:
DR.. w. M. ELLIoTT-President
DR.. AUGUST CARLsTADT-Fice President.
DR.. HUGH RoNALDs-Sec'y.
DR.. ISAAC CAssELBERRY- Treas.
Drs. G. B. Walker, Jas. G. Hatchitt, D. F.
Muhlhausen-Censors.
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or John P. Hale, of New Hampshire, is
said at Washington to have fair chance for
the republican nomination for Vice President
in case Presidential candidate is taken from
the West.
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ferKossuth, in letter to the New York
Independent, denounces the Papal-Austrian
Concordat, in bitter invectiye, as new man.
acle forged for the Hungarians, and as "a new
poison brewed in the arsenals of the Emperor
and Pope" He sees in it woes unnumbered
for the Protestants of his native land.
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ft-FThe Postmaster Generals Report should
net increase of 862 mail routes during the
past year; 24,779 offices in operation on the
3Oth of November; the total annual transpor-
tation of mails g. ,401, 166 miles, costing So
345, 238. The railroad service has increased
8, 4S3, 132 miles, and the coach and steamboat
service has diminished, the first 49, per cent
and the latter 80 per cent.
The expenditures of the Department for the
year have amounted to Sc, 1868, 342 20 and the
receipts to S7,352, 1876 16. The excess OF ex-
pendi.ures over receipts $685. o6 16. In
crease Of revenue over last year Z SO pei
cent.
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INTERESTING TO HATTERs.-Andrew NC
CURE, halter of Albany, died on Wednesday
last, from the effects of handling furs which
had been preserved by means of some poison
GUS substance He had burned his hand a
week previous while finishing hat, and
through the wound the poison was introduced
throughout his system.
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eeFThe mails are dragging heavily behind
the time-at least the papers brought by them
are stale and Improbable. We are enabled,
however, by telegraph dispatches, to keep fresh
news before our readers The lines continue
up and in good order.
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cLTJohn H. Lyon, President Of the Ameri-
can Order in the State of New Jerseo, has call
ed upon the different Councils to select dele
gates to Congressional Convention, to choose
a representative to the National Convention tc
be held at Philadelphia, Feb. p, 1856.
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erA late London paper informs its read
ers that the "Febraska Territory of the United
States is tact of several millions OF acres
lately purchased by the Americans fIom the
Mosquito king"
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~ The Collins steamers hereafter will
aeave New York on Saturdays, and Liverpool
on Wednesdays.
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fLTThe connection between Lake Michi-
gan and the Mississippi river, by the Fox and
Wisconsin rivers improvement, has been COM
pleted.
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eTParker e. French the Nicaragua hero
has been lobbying at Washington, where he
was introduced to large number OF members
of Congress. He is represented as small,
thin man, evidently in ill-health, and, like
Walker, about twenty years of age. His
demeanor is modest and conciliatory, but there
is certain air, inseparable it is presumed from
the hazardous life he has led, which would
mark him as zone Of the boys" While the
former government was in powerln Nicaragua
he acted there as the agent and forerunner o
Walker, displaying not little tact and bra
very in carrying out his secret designs.
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o. A new work from tho prolific pen OF
G. P. R. James is announced. 1t is entitled
~Old Dominion the scene being laid in Vir-
ginia.
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TFanny Fern has got her third husband.
She was married last week to Mr. Parton, the
author Of the Life of Greedy" a writer in the
N. Y. Tribune, and the clever editor pictured
as the friend of Rath Hail. Poor fellow.
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feJJudge Binknell, of the New Albany
Circuit, has decided the Liquor Law to be
wholly unconstitutional and void.
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HTWeather was cool yesterday, with n
very great change for the milder. Ice runnin
not quite so heavily.
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9FThe rag house attached to VS.. White
mans paper mill, near Nashville, was set on
fire on Sunday night and destroyed. 1t con-
tanned over 100000 pounds of rags.
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~ While an old lady named Mrs Brown
was attending the funeral of her deceased has
band in New York the other day, her pocket
was picked of So The thief was subse-
quently arrested.
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OE Col. Braxton Bragg, of "a little more
grape" memory, has resigned his commission
in the army.
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Gu mayor Vi oAaS 9NAiAe'
HoGs.-The Cincinnati Price-Current, of
last week, says:
The hog market suffered further material
depression subsequently to our last dates and
prices receded to So; but the market, under
light receipts and still smaller offerings (dro-
vers packing to a considerable extent and on
their own account) has in part recovered, and
closes with tolerably steady feeling. Dealers
generally evince more confidence and while
there is less desire to sell at current rates.
Killed up to the 9Th instant $3.50
To the date last year ~
do 1853 .............- -59o'a-7
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL

REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL.
New York, Jan. a.
Paris and London papers agree that the
hopes of peace are materially diminished.
Steamer Grenada ashore at West Bank.
Mails and passengers rescued. The steamer
will have to discharge her freight before float
ing off.
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
FALL CAMPAIGN!
EEAEg d " a 1s y As, W AES5EEsA LE.
- A NEW AND Way LARGE, FALL sIock.
FHAS WELLS

OI1Ac.- w i14@11t1.
NETHST thanks for the generous pstrsHagesx
appre interior from Indiana Illinois and Ken
and CITY purchasers that he has hselYss
ana in the Heaviest stock of Hardware and ut
he has offered IN the
rates b him during depressed state Of the markets,
gland andty importing from Europe;
having his o DDS hed At the Manu-
only able hut desldedly a. pesed
afford the 81 me Goods to cash good time buyers.
a refal examination Of MS socs ana prtee
Taeers, feeling assured that ne can eoh
the articles (anost inpunerarle1 comprising his
stock he names the believing to the tra5e
80 boxes AxeWsIls Lrppineots Levsrstts and Colisai
spe dozen p KNIVES Gully assorted;
1900 do Table 90 do;
! * do Steel Shears snd scissors 8sas%
100 rross sFoonsron Brttania and German siivssis
SO dozen Coffee Mills. all gradesi stars4 sNE
.do Files and Rasps, all ain ssi
1000 Brass Kettles. turned kottsE gla- s8as
20 q lbs Szarenss aasoTtsdi
800 dozen Butt Hinzes.s 90; @4-s&
1890 gross Screws. gimlet palntedj
I $50 dozen Door Socks anu eeketsj ~~sEss
/ 100 do Augurs; -, = q a=.is.
! GEO DO Curry Combs and Forse Cards;
eco pairs Shovel and Tongs. iron and orAss hsass;
/ 60 dozen Saws Mil to Key-hole; ssfa MsEM&
\ g do Sseflyards Sesfe Heams; -.
/ so do Anes land other ds) Shovss and SraAssf
/ casks Pump Chain and Fixtnres:s 49,
! easei Japanned TN ware iadiy assereeu'
Wins and Lashes Brushes. Cembs Needless SpeetAeiss
Aennafes Hardware generally together with
heavy Chains Dog Irons Strap HINGES Tea Asa
/ lies knives ard Riddles and SEA
~ ssHE1s KsssrreFs and Gum Trimmings,
Carpenters and Gospers Tools, Nndgw sash etc etc.
/ oct2 Main street. I'd door below Branch Baik.
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,xsys;Sr -2o drums lust re ceived and for sale by
- ~ TENNEY & SORENSON.
Board of directors.

John D. Defrses wm. R, Nofsinger W Ialsots.
Willis W Wright, Wm. nj. Notary, Beios Root,
E. H. Ellis Jw Spencer np9pI u; ware Paesss
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THE GREAT REMEDY.
". =. Smith & Co.'s
FEVER AND AGUE CURE.

LOUISVILLE, KY
TEHE prOprietors of th have been
mand il has met with up heavy estab
shment manufacture alone and they now repaI
ed TO fiji all orders with dispatch any of the gbe IL
is usually the anything IN the
av of mining as all is give it fair srlal We
eond certificates and letters regard to
its efficacy voluntarily by those whom 1t hos
which be called home
testimony we deem Gases Of twelve and eighteen
have thy relieved hy this ed
iene when all the die had failed do not oer
it as cure everything hut for Fever and Ag Chis
Nxb and Nervous Debility do recommend 1t as
eertn remedy It may given infants with perfect
tv as il contains ohing but what IS purely vegetable
STRENGTHENING and in vigoratirE to the system
aT- Price 81 per bottie-S7 80 per dozen. -. -
sita Nv en1s HoteI V. H. SMITH j. CO.
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(e-Dr. Richard G. Dobyns has been reflect
ed mayor of MaysEille.
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JEWELRY STORE OF
- = n = /. n

wAruMEY BUILDIEcs, FIRST STREET. THREE DOORS sKLo"
- Posr oFFIcE.
Tabs Store keep constantly hand large and Esnsrs
Watches CLOCKS and JeWelry OF All klho
and OF the best sty les and quality. -,
have lust large stock OF New JeSelry both
full ornamental which sepen for public inspection
NV stock will constantly supplied by additions with tne
ana most eautsl hch extensive bust
and sell at the lowest prices
Repairs kind executed IN competent mShnSA'
ct 10 charges. sas = e 8 81 s-..u..s
repairs store are
old Gold and Silver the mosEAiberAA
.srFs
:, aest :. - ~, stceL ana rrices jan3-N
rAFsFNFT rIAKERS3 STOCK.
EUST received, G@ss4 81 &fa q 4 a s.
eE 100 gross bed crews. fat and square hsad; a
- $40 feet Safe Wire;
200 doz Iron Cupboard and z II LocksS
100 dez Wrought Iron Butt Hinges 80 sss@fz
200 soz do do Table DO. 70 to *;
100 doz Mahogany aud Walnut Knobs;
POGO gross Point Screws. assorted all sisssi
400 setts Casfers. Brass and Iron Whsalj
so dozC Cabinet Files and Rasps. ass'd lengths
so doz Looking Glasses, ass'd sizes; ses
so reams sand paper; R.Es=F - -. +.
Just e. an5 for sale by ap25 BABCotA BIZ.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT
CnpAKTNElkNHIP NOTICE.

TAVING connected with tie Foundry and Machine
i Business NN A. DUNN and WV. TAYLOR they
Practical Mechanics in the business would
here that GOOD work. and as reason
abe terms rs any in the city We intend warranting our
WORK when dome workmanship and Material well
in a1an ev as in quality. ask liberal patronage from
tho thing il line Of business calculating
only TO get yonr money de- but expecting to
reap some glory also. noVl3 HENRY SCHRlBER
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. QUE AT COST
AND LESS THAN COST!!

DPAIR Platform Scales, of $50 lbs each for sale at
ea deeI2d 1ooh-s Fanlly 0Ioeer!
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WwT0ODEN " ARE
~ 6 nests plain Pine Tubs. nests Buckeye Bowls.
: q do do Cedar do. 2dez. Curly Maple do.
do painted bid Cedar Buckets
2 dozen washhoards. dez. Iron do do DO
Il, Meal Slfsers, do.
With lot of Milk Pals Sugar Buckets &C.
dsr and Pine Churns of Measures Clothes Pins knfs
TRAYS Bung starters. Milk Strainers, etc, etc.
For sale at reasonable rates by ,,,cYrpv4
) ". q D sAOnS-1NA-