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Magical Pain Extractor

Magical Pain Extractor.
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lslSe! gDte pd S9merjen pnO Qethe1 t5anten MIDI sard
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NeeersS 3ela en- me ne g -oruften 9anpblets, aaf tie Id ers
mt6 psrdHtnCrtt9 balte,
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trudsnpen UNI ettIsnosn @issnf9af en- pDn 3 d .ps S6mer>
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enirantleten. Gte tnh mad rem &ecept eines be itbmtsn ,SS
6st0'tten &ritsS prapdrtrt urh ana tarmlcier Notnr' SIV
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oen Der st8~sntpumer. Sts Wsroen burG bic eonae Union -
daen ddtbGren ApptteFern berta II uno rub bier In NoIt;."Nn
Su rapen bel Setp. 6ance, Np. 40S 8aItimprs1r y GMVFs
fer une Co., eide BON CHARLES unb @rattir. O~s'-
Oteie Ytatn TeIeen ee9en @.nfenbune ron nj an AZ.
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oeir,9erHeuun8 Der 8sforter SrbHuna 5es ID IasnS uno liner.
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ee"t que ~ penpe, pie ppn e!nem 3u Il rfel Blutbranoe n -
eea A2pfe, ~betm8eiuAt fnb, 10 uteu nienaIs pbue bfpGe D,Gsrr
iEln' tnoem otfie ben d neI 8ebrauGt bte eefGbrlibnej sroni.
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Mfan lele f~olgen6e8 lObenbe 3eugniB iber bic
9etlun9 ppd O93peplta.
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II 6DIGe tdrten 8rtnfenS 6ftnabe bltno un0 bef rates hts
LdAtnpc Grdrt9et u ef0mmen. so bGtte i'd ppn 6nrres
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81 hetnsn GrpBten y taunsn mur6s ids fpipppl ala oum
.tstne 6rau bur1 ben @ebrau6 herIelben curtrt tns iG S Az
fdbe MO jebt ppBl uno muuter.
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AIserarle, nape GDtfhr.
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rs n ro btErmit Geibei tt, ta t6 an Sc tf1Sn SMmsr,en
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pPfbeTea 3Itanpe metafS y u IS b~errGbrteR, Wdn enpfabI
rtf zen 1sbtGp S7n oance's Sarfa ar eAe. pber Blu.retnt.
hnEses staen. Had0ent t9 enc S8a4el baDoa seoraudt
pare peft9Ddneet PIE SAmerj. N Die g8trt ia nfeis Der DT.
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SGaulpteler, fpelde pur6 8urgtbal IN etne itbie
Gage geratDet 1tno unp penem au1 Der Geaen am
DergangeneR 6re1tlg nod ubel mttlpielte, beute elm
ppue5 S1u3 bet0mnen.
W-J aDre9ball Il nab6Gnataeu
( urnperetn0+- Seute Nbeno balt Der I'M
abbGnQt4e SurnOerein leinen JaDress15al in ben
New NremblYs JtoDms. N4lt Dem Baae 1T @pu-
Sert nnp pYramtoenpdu Derbunoen. Die mldereu
2urner baben lMb aue Mlbe Bcgebet, UNI Die Deu~
ti8e 6eItll1telt gu etuer mlDrDatt 1taH6euDeu Al
maiden, in Dem @UnSerte btettt ll1 Elm ausaesetdz
meter Sbrenlhmau6; Der pYramiOenbau ipIr0 ie-
pc8 Auge, ba5 al trtl1en ttaT!gen We ltaIten leme
6reuoe bab befriept9en !; Die &anSmurf plrp ate
Setne b~eltgeln uno ebenlO 8r1npilA lit fUr Den
inneren Menlhen 9elor9t.
IL @pn3ert Mnp Bali be8 Singer
ana,- 0eute bait Der " Snngers 8ronS" in
SpieB.SaQe, Gde ppn Baltimore Hup @Darle8ltr. u,
Elm @pnAert, Derbunoen nit Sall. Die 1NDnpelt
&teper purOen gu pteIent 6eite pe9 tun9en unp tlt
ttgen NeretnS An!cr Der OlrefttOn De5 Dru. Gan a
Webrer III Der Hnapp' l6en S6ulej %eingeubl.
capt. Wtpnat5 uuutCn Sano" miro Die lHpHlten
neuen GluSe auflptelen. Oarurn Derteble Steiner,
DER llb etaen DergnuBtert uno 8enuBretHen Nbeno
beretten nil, Dtelem 6slte bel5umODnen. Oent
user ni9t Itebt Bein, gOetb, 0elang,
Ger bletbt etn 9turr lein Neben lang.
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ale NuftrGae prompt unb yiQig Su teIOIaen.
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Der gtenler Sarfe uWielalo". &apt, sc. Oaerz
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> AunIun0 nit Ulln.. 0etutanu Bobolp, @atv.
P%ploToro, Sebaltl1 Nelbl9 III. 6am., An0rea8
Seller Il: SAM, 0eCr8 &ielDerlein, Gunni8unpe
Sid, Deuldlaro.
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Sobann 0e0en Ill. gum, 0ermann $ Soy
pei, Sobaun $ 2afe, Watie u Bplmer, Ger
barb > UelOner NJ, 6a H., Gbonlas &lipner,
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NJ. Sam, Sobann WilfelS, Ntetta Bc1ler8,
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Wteper, 2Sllb SAwar5 Ill. O1nr., @1artpttc
Webrmann, G9arictte &obetpe, 6eteOr Sdu6@
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pelmann, 0elene Splinter, l8~llbelmiue 6I1t>
mann IN. Taul, @atbarina Beter5, lDttbelmiap
2atertn8, W1rie Berger N. sam, Srbanne
6ean3, Sob Z Nufer, Soblnu Sbunt, @lllab
Welter> Gcnrao SAunf, Wllbelm unD Sop bic
&0nner, 6rieOr un0 G6artctte Gefe, 2uDpta
Weno, ST S Wfeper, GonraD 8luer, SOB @1rl
8r9ler, OeutiAl1nD ; Solepb Jtotb, WatplanO =;
0etnr Nctbl9lIte, Wtattblu8 unD Oorplbea
Stab, ItarIane 0cbn 1t. 6ln1,, 25ilb 5leutcr
III. Sam, 2uOpl3 unO Warie SLIDER, Wtlb
Oterlce, 6etur Mlrtin, Wtb 51leierpefer, 8
5acobt, 5o1 unO @mll Iriinen, GDcrej 9ttes
9aus, OeutiAlalO; @%briItlne Wfgper, ODiO j.;
Caroline unO 41n1 9t0unlann, Bernbaro uno
Ottna @rOnfelo, Sob > unD apelbetO 6teu
Oenmeper, Wtarla Gbere,e 8irnbluun, Wfarie u
&lolternann, 6erm Dumping, Glemera 2aib
mann, Bernb DeSenfampL @erb 0eiur Ol9en-
berg, 9ttnt 8rorin8, &illabetb pappelmlun,
eatparlne Stnfeu, Gliab uno Aana Glptrol,
9erbaro uno Sernlau1 &tigen, Wltpelmine
9oltermann, Sophie 50lemeu, Gbritian Deiz
ler NJ. sam, 5emr S4pappe III 6anl,, Stang
u uno &liiatetb Oteper, 5obann 9topeu, .
8ibltns, 2Ilette @uert, @liiabetb Uteufe, Bern.
barotne SdubnlaHer, Gpeopor mo Glll BRO
ring, Scbann 6etnr Sutbfamp m. Taru,, Ger
ttnoe uno Wfaria Sleeper, Wtarte u Snele, s
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OterpGIe Granfbeiten.

Or. Gbarmer'8 QSeunb6et q. 3 inftar be1st ein, Ess..Am.
oel1ratt iar Nerpeatranfcettfn: Ste retnibt bas vi at yn
cen esrpefgt9en Satt'n unr fratfl8t oe DieSet, DTS hprG r.
paprb It ZIMMERMAN no baben f9 Ger 4,t bauFa sE
SApaQS AentduuH9 up ttbsnsuberprus mo fsber.r
cer Emf ur eebetlt rcrben. Sn allen & 4ufn SDn ~
&eFtpeR, S3mtneel 9eresntamer3en. 2ejtIO. fen. aaa,li,
so ra9e, untHt aN benz uIaBanse anti Nfeaiden :, $500
lbaRnfnn, utberfpannune, &rrGGeea bet bet oerfnoesrr StSII.
9e sRe;t, SteG'en I'M &oPts, 2lse it Get9t, 9ebeRsubeSprn6
&C. TT Die WteDijlH nix ppne @rfeI9 gfbrdunt mnrbsn ~
I,rttur fa1rt tn unsIa-blt3 tarSer 3eit SELMA berti ~
la' lb9n banf5 9sosntsa a. Sel1HmprO, SeturStunssaa M
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1tnftur DC. Or. &tllmer anSuretben. Mhpn ISnoSrs !:
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gen isnt @FSnlgtIt 8sDrau@ie SIC Husten ale nt9ts. SSOr
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f'pg an stnen beherea @rIDl8, ais Bal ben abrteen WftteIn an
etAnbet. entcn sic hb nun mem @rlfdunen, ale ih for%%
sag ,Np mem @Ppettt tNeh mad Der Speiten 0pfs berrnebris
uHp t0, RAD EN- t3 tanm cine 5Iat1e eenUmmen tebculent
nafter uR6 t dtttatr atnpr en- mar. so fagle rid n rSn,,
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Nrabe. 2F. &. Rtmmp.T b. tS0 Rons,sar'"
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@lne anDere tpunoerbare @,,r.

burh Or. GbaImer'5 Weluapbetts .Iinf;ur ber,rfe.m..,
m Baltimore Ban 3. 9pp, IS54.
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ne bic duBsr0rbentltGe Sur, pede 81. @boInse "a eqtn,TS
on neither 5rau perbtt9sfutrt. mtt5utpetlen. IS linn j.
Wfendte tr, lett6em ntstne 8rdu BON 3pspepIa, Qebsr,tnn5 .
unb S@Dtpocl ergriftn Durpe, SO i0ieGt MAJ ihr M &C.,
HHb @eiRnebettejufanb bas tbre aasen anaefGppnsa iSrs
Sarbe blet9, unb ttre 9anbe NIT u uFf9laa betedt tpurssn
sore tprperlt9en EeIeen tSIrtn nn6ASiprehL1 orD6 tSSmsr
Tn in her Srut, TN 8afen, 9ersi9Iae, bstriae SSut erssn t,
a'Pts &c. ergrIntn ff Germ ,sen, bGR tt tie aufaob; lie NJ r 70
ipUGd, bdB he ibre oanb Ei6t msbr bis ann a., h srbssidss
tenHte. Tim teie Set. purbe eines pn Gbaln, ers Da mrEIsN
ten IN metn SnuS geDOr en- unS tb NJ .rbe pel anIa6t RE 4 ins-
fur Bel metner trau elmer 9rpbr su unterr fen. ah fonri.
lbdBr eI iaaen baS nan Dem Senufe bes SnboItss pn s;rsr
0ldl6e tie III berett8 better fubltG fe Bat feine a. -
nepr, !pnnte w'eoer ellen uab mad hem CSenude pes GnhofSsS
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w. y. NIbert,
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W~eiunb6eitS= Sinctur.

Oe1u1oDetrSz &tttcturA
Vie ddBsne5mfs unO erfDl8ret9ft WteOtttu our 5sraeuuno
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tratttgt pgn SBwG6cn ~
Delft ben Nranten,
gtebt ben ~9isrp6fen W2utb urb
niuss Neoen osrn JnBaliSen.
Die 3tnftur BELT
Ser ,bftGt, DsSpepia, 8plitlGmeratn,
8ppfpeh, tnOerb1ultNtstt, 5e3raftbett.
gierpp es 3tttern purD uberrd gtaeI Senus
ppn 3ebdd unp SptrttuGiea SeranIost
6erjb ennen, Q8tnb TN Maaen INN Ron,
ltaterletbe, Saufer.~ gBabntnn &C.
Sg~ Die 2lnttur belte9t ben 4ppetit fir f..
roui9enoe @etrGnfe
@triOnea, Dte fa hem 8 ebrau9e fptrttuOIer GBetrSnt. a..
5e8ebea, fnben bs bette 6ettm trel In A"' PM'
Dr. @balmel|s 0sIunbbeits. Gtnftur
Seit br @ntDatRn8 Der DteDtstn Dabe Id burdb msrn. s...
be unb 8efannte in pteisr Stapt bic IpIe, noe In,s"I 30 0F GU
fpnan gehetit: 0AF yer
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BY TELEGRAPH TO THE COURIER
icy THE NORTHERN TELEGRAPH LINE.
YnEkA, Oct. 8

YnEkA, Oct. 9.
A frightful incident occurred last night at the
Cotton Theatre The Alleghanians were per-
forming in the presence Of a very large audience.
Most of the ladies of Yreka were present. When
the concert had fairly commenced, and at the
close of very popular song, the stamping Of
the audience shaking the stage caused one of
the camphene lamps to upset, and while one or
two persons were endeayoring to smother the
flames, another lamp was upset. About this
time the crowd made rush for the stairs. Sew
eral persons seized the carpet of the stage with
which to smother the flames, when most of the
other lamps were upset. The flames now loom
ed up terri6cally, and the screams of the women
and children were appalling. The jam at the
stairway was suffocating. Several of the ladies
tainted, and it seemed that the whole stage was
in blaze. The terror and confusion that pre-
vailed throughout the whole room at this instant
can be comprehended only by those who have
been placed in like situation. Some jumped
down from the front balustrade, some ten or
twelve feet, to the ground; others jumped down
stairs over the heads of the men and women !;
some went down head first, and this morning
we find but few persons who know how they
got down at all. But we are glad to say that
that all got out of the theatre without serious
injury.
The only complaints we hear of'so far, are
skinned shins, bruised heads, and smashed corns,
the loss of hats and caps among the men, and
mantillas shawls, bonnets and other mentiona-
bles that require more space than was allowed
at the moment, among the women.
The fire was extinguished in short time, and
all went home minus the conclusion of the con-
cert.
The Alleghanians give another concert this
evening.
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-09

In BAD LucK.-Mr. Kessler, trader at Whis-
key Greek, came into town last Monday for the
purpose OF making some purchases, and after
getting his dust changed, proceeded to store
with his buckskin bag containing $500. He
iaid the purse on the counter, and was looking
at some goods; when he wanted to use his mn.
ney he discovered that his purse was gone
Neither the storekeeper nor himself have anv
idea OF what became of the money. 1t is sun
posed, however, that some expert rascal tool
advantage OF their backs being turned and took
the purse.
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-09

THE PIT RIVER HEAD QUEsrIoN-The Beacon
writes an ill-mannered article in reply to our
good-natured squib oflast week, and says we
Z" backed out rather ingloriously, not even deign-
ing to exercise ordinary courtesey in the matter "
If the editor will read our squib again he will
see that in accusing US of failing to exercise
ordinary courtesey," he has strangely misinter-
preted the whole spirit of that little article We
are sorry that what we intended to produce a
smile has evoked spiteful snarl. Excessive
dignity is not to be commended.
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-09

CALL FOR VoLUNTEERs.-In another column
will be found call for volunteers, for service
against the Indians on the route between Wea-
verville and Union. They are directed to rem
deyouz at Big Bar, Trinity County, on Thursday
next A full company of eighty men, exclusive
of officers, will be organized. The members of
the company will each be furnished with either
Minnie or Mississippi rifle. Each volunteer
owning horse or mule, would do we'll to take
it along with him, as, when the company arrives
at Humboldt, the animals could be sent off and
ranched, and thus be ready for use when the
expedition returned.
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-09

THE ORGAN.-The magnificent organ for the
new Catholic Church in this place, arrived on
Wednesday last. The builder is also in town
for the purpose of putting it in proper order
He will perform on it in the Catholic Church at
69 o'clock on Tomorrow evening. AS he is re-
puted to be an accomplished organist, our citi-
zens may enjoy rich treat by being present on
the occasion. He will also perform the Sunday
following at the same hour.
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-09

FoE THE WINTER EvENNGs.-During the week,
society has been organised under the name
and style of the Shasta Chess and Literary
Association" They will hold their regular meet
ings on Thursday evening of each week, at
their Hall, in Wills building, formerly occupied
as the Sheriffs office. 1t is the intention of the
association to furnish their Hall in a splendid
and comfortable manner, SO that it may induce
its members to spend their leasure time in q
manner that will be amusing as well as instruc-
tive. This is good move.
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-09

THE MAN IN THE MISSION WooDs.-We last
week copied an article from the st. Louis Demo-
crat, stating that one Stephen Shores, " a cattle
dealer, gambler and California adventurer," had
killed his friend near this place. and, escaping,
was then in the woods near the line of Jefferson
and st. Francis counties, Missouri. We stated
that no such affair as the article depicted had
ever occurred in this County, and set it down as
a =" SELL" The National Democrat, however,
sets the matter straight. 1t says:
The Courier is slightly mistaken. The affair
took place, substantially as related, but it oc-
CURED in American Valley.
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-09

DsS~ Among the large invoices of new goods
just received by Messrs. Getleson & Bros, we
noticed large assortment of Chinaware, such
as vases, motto coffees, watch cases, fruit bas-
kets, candlesticks, and lot of other articles too
numerous to mention. 1t gives us pleasure to
state that these gentlemen are doing very ex-
tensive business in the clothing and dry goods
trade, probably more SO than any other house
north of Marysvlle. Shasta may well feel proud
of such business houses as that of Messrs. Get
leson l. Bros.
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-09
From southern California.

The following letter is from an old shasta
eountyman and tried Democrat, COL Norman !:
TETON RESERVATION, Sept. 20, 1898.
( EDrroRs COURIER After my regards, can
inform you that have reached my place OF des-
anation in good health. The trip was hard to
be surpa ssed in speed, and taking into conside-
ration the distance, the newly organised Over
an1 Mail Stage Route, together with all the dlf-
! eulties they are of necessity compelled to en-
counter, the trip was one of the most pleasant
character The distance from Shasta to Fort
TETON is computed at 900 miles, which l believe
is correct Eight daysfrom the time lett Shasta
was in TETON Reservation, and lay over two
days, one day in San Francisco, and one day In
San Jose, thereby making the distance OF soo
miles in six days and nights travelling. Every
thing is done by the kind and accommodating
agents and gentlemanly drivers, to make their
passengers comfortable.
If any of your friends incline to visit Southern
California, let them take the Overland Mail
Route by all means, as the expenses are much
lighter and the time shorter than by water. Be-
sides the pleasure of seeing the country over
which you pass, is worth more than the money.
TETON Reservation is beautifully situated and
in high state of cultivation, bearing at the
present time almost all sorts of delicious fruits,
such as peaches, pears, pomegranates, apricots
! dgrapes.
Z The Indians are progressing at a rapia-satein
agricultural knowledge, under the tuition of Col.
Vineyard, the industrious and energetic Indian
Agent for this Reservation. l will write again.
Yours, in haste, 7. J. MooRMAN.
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-09

ELECTION OF ASSOCIATE JusTIcEs-On Nom
day last the Justices of the Peace assembled at
the Court House and elected Justices Jerry Du-
rick, of Shasta Township, and Thomas Bass, OF
Pit River Township, as Associate Justices of the
Court of Sessions for the ensuing year.