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The Shasta courier., 1858-04-17

Revival IN PErALUMA.-A correspondent of
tn, Christidn -4drOcate, writing from this place
aas religious revival began there with the
|quhrterly meeting. on the 5th of February, and
ended on the 2ad of March during which time
ninety persons made profession of religion !;
seventy joined the church, while believers gem
orally were cheered and confirmed in the faith.
The Shasta courier., 1858-04-17

{ SrocK RAIsISG.-R. S. johnson, of Russian
River, purchased two years since 25o head of
cattle for $4,000 at Los Angeles, which, when
delivered on his ranch, cost him $4,000. His
herd now numbers 700, for which he has been
oil red $4,000, but he considers it worth $Io,-
n sE-
The Shasta courier., 1858-04-17

LARGEST STocK OF GooDs.-The largest stock
0igoods ever seen in one house in California.
.otside of the City of San Francisco, is that now
llnthe house Of G. Doll s. Co., in this place
Ier entire stock in store here, in general mer-
ciandise, is estimated to comprise in weight
aid measurement, 900 tons, and to be worth in
imney, $4,000. This includes only the goods
intheir house at Red Bluff, and has no refer
enc to their Shasta stock, that on the way from
oin Francisco, or anything in the hands of their
a&nt at the Bay.-Red Bluff Beacon.
The Shasta courier., 1858-04-17
Times of Holding Courts,

NINTH JUDICIAL DTSTRICT.
SHAsrA-Third Mondays in January, May and
September.
SIsKNou-First Mondays in March, July and
November.
TRiSrrY-Second Mondays in April, August
and December
The Shasta courier., 1858-04-17

BEA-The Paris courts value young ladv,s
teeth at 5000 francs. An English governess
was recently knocked down by carriage, and
lost by the accident all her teeth. She BROUGHT
an action of damages, and the tribunal awarded
the above amount.
The Shasta courier., 1858-04-17
G r. A z Y N Z LII.

On lonely Humboldts desert shore.
A narrow grave they made him,
ana traced the name of "Allen Moore,n
10 mark where they had laid him.
NO mowers bloom upon his grave
To deck his lonely pillow
The wild-sage branches DER it wave
n Beneath fading willow.
iong Lake Erie's beetling shore,
Asient hemlock bowers,
iden mourns for Allan Moore
ID gathers faded flowers
Nell Monroe is crazy now
eiri s-iieA gnbraiied;
x Thewt<e that bloomed upon her brow,
To lily white has faded.
She wept not when tidings came,
That Allan Moore had perished-
She sighed not when she heard his name,
That name SO fondly cherished
Too rudely came the shock of woe.
1t made the life-chord sever
Her spirit fell beneath the blow
To rise no more foreverl
In vain with gifts they woo poor Nell
Bright jewels are rejected
The spotted f,wn she loved SO well
Is left to die neglected.
Her love-toned voice is never heard
Her star OF hope has fallen
She whispers only one fond word
The cherished name of "Allan."
When round his grave the moonbeams play
When stars are vigils keeping,
The Indian maidens love to stray
Where Allan Moore is sleeping
But one heart only feels the woe
For him so lowly lying;
That one alone hath felt the blow
Poor, crazy Nell is diving!
The Shasta courier., 1858-04-17

CEIIsEsE IN MARIPosA.-The people of Mari
posja have signed manifesto to the effect thai
tn Chinese must move outside Of the limits o.
til town.
The Shasta courier., 1858-04-17

fGov. DExyER-We have the authority of the
Sd Louis Democrat for saying that-"It is au-
tt tntically known in Washington that Governor
Dsfnyer has written to the President advising
afinst the acceptance of the Lecompton Con-
ST 1ution, for, as he believes, the admission Of
KaSJsas under it would undoubtedly produce
civil war;
The Shasta courier., 1858-04-17

DECIDEDLY Rich THE following saws the
Union, is literal copy of bill drawn up and
about to be introduced into the Assembly by an
honest miner-a member of the Lower House:
AN ACKT
To prevent niggers kummin to Kallyforny.
The People uo He Staa az Kallaforny, reprezented
IN Sennd and assembly, du enact as toilers:
Sect ion 1. No nigger not now an inhabitent
Nv, in, and legulvoter in this stait shall be per-
mitted to liv, rezide, or stay in this stait emmy
longer.
Sec. 2 Emmy nigger hoo wilfulIy or axidentlv
yiolats the furst seckshun NV this ackt shell be
transported from this stait and sold to the low
est bidder, Cinnamon excluded
Sec. g. Niggers who kun with their masters
tn soJurn temporarily shell not be inklewded in
the provizions of this ackt proci7ed. such So
Journin don't exseed 40 years. If emmy ship
gets reeked on the shoars Nv this stait. with
nigger on borde; and if such niger shell tri tu
swim, he shell be pushed under the wotter.
Sec. 4. All ackts or parts NV ackts contrayc-
min this, is repealed.
ENAcKTING CLAws.-A nigger is herebi della-
red an obnokshus newsans, not too be permitted
and evry Sheriff in this Stait may be a nigger
driver if lie chuses
The Shasta courier., 1858-04-17

CHOICE LIQUORS.
Just Received and Placed ON Sale.
C00 Gases Oregon Cider, (Genuine), at
XIV Wholesale, by
EUGENE HOWARD.
C6 9Th Casks American Brandy, at Whole
~ sale, by EUGENE HOWARD
on 9Th Casks Sazerac Brandy, at Wholesale,
~ by EUGENE HOWARD.
% 9Th Casks Otard, Dupuy 4 Co. Brandy at
~ Wholesale, by EUGENE HOWARD.
IN 9Th Casks Jules Robins Brandy, at Whole
L " sale, by EUGENE HOWARD.
IN 9Th Casks Segnett Brandy, at Wholesale,
" by EUGENE HOWARD.
IN Pipes Holland Gin, at Wholesale, by
~ EUGENE HOWARD.
OH Barrels Old Bourbon Whisky, at Whole
~ sale, by EUGENE HOWARD.
IN Barrels Holts Whisky, at Wholesale, by
~ EUGENE HOWARD
y 9Th Casks Sherry, at Wholesale, by
- EUGENE HOWARD.
IN 9Th Casks Port Wine, at Wholesale by
~ EUGENE HOWARD
= Barrels Scotch Whisky, at Wholesale. by
- EUGENE HOWARD
IN Cases Schiedam Schnapps, at Wholesale
w by EUGENE HOWARD.
IN Cases CONNIE Sirop, at Wholesale, by
w EUGENE HOWARD.
OR Cases Boxers Bitters at Wholesale, by
~ EUGENE HOWARD.
IN Cases Old Tom Gin at Wholesale, by
w EUGENE HOWARD.
900 Cases Assorted Syrups, at Wholesale,
oOO by EUGENE HOWARD.
CH Cases IIostetter's Bitters, at Wholesale,
~ by EUGENE HOWARD. =
l OO Cases Sauterne, at Wholesale, by
lUU EUGENE HOWARD.
loo Cases Claret, at wholesale, by
lOU EUGENE HOWARD.
I n Gases Burgundy Port, at wholesale, by
III EUGENE HOWARD.
IN Cases Turner's Forest Wine Bitters. at
" wholesale, oy EUGENE- -HOWARD.-
l OO Cases Ginger Wine, at Wholesale, by
lOO EUGENE HOWARD
m Cases Cordial Gin, at wholesale, by
EUGENE HOWARD.
| Os Cases Bowers Whisky, superior quality.
20 at wholesale, by EUGENE HOWARD.
90 Casks Duff Gordon Sherry, at wholesale,
~ by EUGENE HOWARD.
, Casks Old Jamaica Rum, atIwholesale, by
- EUGENE HOWARD.
A LII KINDS OF Syrups, COrdials.
~ &C., Cigars of the best brands, and every
variety of Case Goods.
Liquors in 5, 10, and 16 gallon packages
for packers. at Wholesale by
EUGENE HOWARD.
Main Street, Red Bluff. ian23tf
The Shasta courier., 1858-04-17
lsnrrxrxr TO THE TIVE,

DERTfSESr TO THE TNEs.-An old topper was
induced to sign the temperance pledge, which
he kept religiously for some weeks. At last
gPt decidedly balmy, and one of his friends re-
myestrated with him for his faithlessness to his
obligations. He answered -" To be sure,
ikned the pledge, but was tremendously dry,
aid all signs fail in dry time
The Shasta courier., 1858-04-17

verviIIe Roads, 12 Miles from shasta.
SAk THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD AN
iiiE nounce to the public, and particularly
Ek.EA to persons travelling to and from Yreka,
and Weaverville, that, having leased this long
established stand, formerly known as the ~ Free
Bridge House" he is prepared to entertain Gus
TONERS in style not surpassed by any hotel in
Northern California.
Having completed his commodious building,
and furnished it in the best possible manner, he
is enable to promise the very best accommoda-
tons
The Table, as heretofore, will always be sup
piled with the best viands the market furnishes;
while from the large garden attached to the
premises, all the vegetables grown in this part OF
the State will be furnished in the greatest abun-
dance.
He has also a secure CORRAL connected
with his establishment, always supplied with an
abundance of Barley and Hay
LEVI IT, TOWER
Tower House. March l, 1854 mhII-tf
The Shasta courier., 1858-04-17
E NJ PI RE III o Il E L.

E@ THE UNDERSIGNED TAKE PLEAS
lEiiii ure in announcing to the citizens of
lxl..A French Gulch, and the Northern travel
ing public, that they have remodeled and reft-
ted 1T In manner so as to make their guests
comfortable. The California Stage Cos
-" - --9
Arrive at, and depart from this House daily Also
GREATH0UsE'S TRAIN,
To and from Yreka, stop at this House.
The undersigned assure the public that no
trouble or expense shall be spared to make this
first class hotel, and hope by strict attention
to business to merit a share of the public pat
ronage. S. F. SOUTHERN,
S. F. BLACK
French Gulch, Oct 3, 1856. o4-tf
The Shasta courier., 1858-04-17

TERRIFIC LAND SLIDE-TEN THOUSAND ToNs OF
EARTH FALLEN-The Aha gives the following
description of the recent land slide at San
Francisco:
About II o'clock yesterday, on Battery street,
the whole face of cliff detached itself from the
rock and came laundering down into the vacant
lots below, causing the earth in all that section
OF the city to trembe as with an earthquake.
and making a noise which was heard far and
near. The amount which fell is variously esti-
mated from seven to twelve thousand tons. and
much larger calculation would probably not
be far out of the way. We counted eleven
boulders at the foot of the slide, which were
believed TO weigh not less than twenty tons
each. innumerable pieces were scattered around
weighing from two to five tons. The most sin
gular part of the affair consists in the fact that
the earth sliced off close under the outer edge of
one of the several dwelling houses, leaving a
portion of it projecting over the precipicel The
only occupant Of the honse at the time, was a
woman, who tainted with fright, and was after
wards taken out by her friends and carried to
a place of safety.
The Shasta courier., 1858-04-17
New York Theatrical Scandal.

We find the following in the New York COR
respendence of the Philadelphia Sunday Dis
patch:
The scandal referred TO is an on dit of the
green-room. Charles Mathews, YOU are aware.
obtained for Lizzie Weston Davenport a divorce
from her husband, by putting in the evidence of
her own culpability with himself, after which
he made her lover at Hoboken) the legal success
sor OF Madame Vestris to his name and affections
we IN inconvenient law of divorce here
which, Athe guilty one OF divorced couoie
Ecm iSssss1g ,. or:sr;vg Z intofalr bonds OF mat
rimony. To avoid the law, parties thus situated
go and wed over in New Jersey. This makes it
all right, except in own State, where, legally,
they still live in condition contra bonos
Very well now Mrs. Mathews, mark you
this is whisper for your own private ear only, J
like Lady Gay Spanker, still dearly loves "her
Dolly" although she has gotten rid of him, and
consented to pocket the salary and toy with the
charms OF what she, in her vivaeious way, terms
her antiquated Adohis." Dolly Davenport is
young, active, really yearns STILL in his heart, for
his dtroreee, and is pronounced by that lady al
together better looking, IN her opinion, than
when he was her husband. In fact, the moment
she marries man che begins to grow indiffer-
ent to his attractions, and the moment she loses
him she longs for his caresses.
You may guess the rest oc the story. Mrs
Mathews was missing one day. Like little Bo-
Peep in the nursery rhymes, he didn't know
where to find" his charmante, but suspected num-
Der blank" Broadway, fthe haunt of the pro-
tession,) and, going there, discovered that she
had been closeted all day with I" her Dolly" and
under circumstances that left no room for pecu-
liar doubts, but worldwide margin for peculiar
suspicious. What was to be done? lie had
already convicted himself of Grim con- with
Dolly's wife. Could he sue Dolly for Grim con-
with his own? What comical question
SO goes the story. will not aver that there
is word of truth in it; but | assure you it is a
part of the current chronique scandaleuse of the
c0uilsses.
The Shasta courier., 1858-04-17
TOWER HOUSE.

At the junction of the Yreka and Wea.
verville Roads, 12 Miles from shasta.
The Shasta courier., 1858-04-17
TIE
ASTA COURIER,

Publication Office in Loags Building; on Main
street, where all Orders for Advertising and Job
Work should be left
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Patent lgeney--Purehasing Bureau.

Connscted win the essbil,nmenJ at The
Pioaeh, Loon. and Anvil" will b. PATENT
AGENCY, tor procuring AMERICAN AND
FOREIGN PATEN rs for Inventors, OF n. most
advaosgeous terms. brsIoh Of this agency b..
ing ALREADY established AZ Washir gton and in Lon.
doc. A PURCHASING BUREAU, Tor the he-
nehi OF he patrons OF this paper alta distance Who
may wish to buy anything 10 New York, from a
hnd-sas to steamship, Is also to be connected
With thetesiab'ishmenL No charge will be made
for such purchases. THE BUREAU making the
seller ct The commodities pay the commission
III have Tor sale Interests IN some Of the most
valuable Patents Of The age
IEBss oE SUhscHtFrioS (which must te paid
Invariably 10 advance Two Do'LiRs perSnuum
tSPIAstef~ o Others Who mag vt,h Go get he
illustrations oi Henty's Machitcy. will have 10
ieuo iarIG Suu.CriptiuHs without cr.ay a. the ru-
Etavings viii Oniy appear ~ The hI,J BumIcr q
thr paper.
Ir-N1 iTlvsliinE agent, employed. Luta !il--
n commission WiIi be allowed Go Poet Maslrrs
a other, Shl may send iisis 81 ,uu>,rihsfs VIII
u money. RIO II. GALLABEG.
NJ. 81 L.D~rty Street, Nex York
New Eots, Aug - 1855.
2 S.-Notes Il Solvent Banks or Postage
amp received iJf subscriptions. Il. II q
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University of Maryland.
sCHOOL OR MEDICINE

.uEFi0y. FH,' se,,ion EHh-sia oa THURS.
1 DAY Octabef "a f7is ari rsl Maf.4 isf.
l-19
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az Sc. ln-
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CsssLfs Fnls N - Matua Ms3igs al To
fHrauttrs
p ssfu ~ - Dsf aasrai. q ~ Arar.nv.
CIsaicai intua,Iiua b. given o. fbr r. 1i.fe
Isfrmary tifuttsf rssf .hs Ua.fsfsiIY arf apra
70 Mauicuiaiss ofths school ftfauEtaui zoe Yssf
FEE8. fos ~ fol- courss 80 Mautru'aiton
~ IS Ofasustion SO Pfscticai Aastoszy
0Eo. " nILTENpERoER
SEP. ~, ss,-s D-sa.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.


THO all persons Afflicted with seIuaI Diseases,
Il such a. SPERAATORRIfEA,S SEMINAL
WEAKNESS IMPOTENCE, GONORRuGA
GLEET +, SYPHILIS, the Vice Of ONASISM OF
SELF-ABUSE, &C sc
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION. in view OF
The awful destruction OF human lie, caused by Sex
uAl disease an the crcs pions pfscissl upHu he
unfortunate victims Of such disease. ~ QrAcks
have directed their CoBsultibE Surgeon a. ACnaE-
ITIBLE act wof'hy OF their usms 20 give MEDICAL
ADVICE oEATis to all pefsofs thus addicted " bo D.
ply bT lsirf. Win description o. lArir CondIt N
Iage, occuIa,ign, habEs 81 lic, &c y att ~ case
q extreme poverty aud suffering tu FURNISH
MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE
TIE Huwsri Association - beaevCleEi Insri-
IuiioD, es'abisacd ~ special en'pWmcEt i.r he
rr'iri 81 ne SICK an DISTRESSED afflicted with ~
ulcnt and Eptienic Disease. l. Eas ROW SUI
plus OF means which he Directors have voted lo
t1psni % advertising the above uutce. lti, need
ir,s 10 adi taat The Association commands me
highest Medical XIII ui the age ant Will furnish
the most approved modern treatment
JUst Published ~ The Association. = Report On
SpeTma'0utpa Or Srminsl wcarne.s The vice rt
OnAhism, Mas'Bftsfiuh ~ SelEAiusr and rrher
Diseases 81 the SsIusl Ofgabs ly he CHusuifirg
SnrEson, which will - srnJ Nv mat IN assa ed
envelope, FREE OF CHARGE, on The receipt 81
TWO STAMPS for postage
Address DIR GEO X CALHOUN Consuitine
SaIgenb. HUNarrf Ar~trlaIl.n, 80 , Syufh NAN
Street, Philadelphia Pc ~ order 81 The Direc-
togs EZRA ID. HEARTWELL PTes't
Gro. FaGHCRiLp Secretary.
SEPT ~ iSSS -ty.
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Genuine copper Rcd

with silver points perfectly insulated with rl.,s
u u sgreed by Philoso Pnsf. IaAt Copper hs, from
eight 10 ten Time. the Conducting power of Iron
aud does not rust or cofroie Iron rod. when
eoaWo WIN rust cease to be eondueIof The
relative conducting powers oI didsIsnt a,tlsI, 4,
best ,houh BY reference TO the following table prr
pared With great care and fully ssdofsed by Pro
lessor, Maupin and SmIh of The unIvet,i,y a.
pi'Gihn; WnEhi and w Marvin, OF Win.
chester, aud BusSrod Tsylot Of BerryviIl., NJ ID,
PfoL c:cAcni,'ry in Winchester Msties! coI.
lrPe
we Isae ~iGss Of IA~ following metals. Of
eqaAi thIeknessand IsbEtb snt pa,s through lheIn
The same amouns OF electricity. and Iepre,ent ths
condueitnG PowsT of silver, which " the test me-
tAllie conductor known, ~ 100 Ws shall have the
following results
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thus Ne have thr mrstfei abb and iirlsa ag
horny q 'ir inTrn'ir value ami mstil Of th-
Copper Rod AMI 10 COR dav every msn 10 msftr,
boz 'fnhsmms 'ir TnssetstrHs cao calmly 80 down
~ ne masi 90 ne rnp'i violent lhut fsr storms 40
feel perfectly sure ihai " b. hastasen TIE rfor.r
Urreau'i"Us sgatBs' lightning be sf.scfssfr pgf.
i~e ~ sn' @ofHugh'g secure sga.bs, Ill harm
We Si.i cusssrur' the cuppsf fOt Aai pot " upab
bu'diEgs 90 thirty hVr ceBts Tsf lot Sth psint.
issof-i"Ts a e.aspists !G.sgsEys con psaS-
make fsHsoaatls allowance y hen ths corner rod
HTut OF 20 buildipKs
AddFrss,
CAMPBELL alec
AuE 70 s. WIse6.s,,T v.
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Virginia to wit:

virginia 10 VIII.
AT rule. held 10 the Clerk. Omes Of the Circuit
Court ot Jshsr'oa Couay the 9th day 81 Sept 1855
Joseph T. Hess ana Levi Hess, pLTrrs.
IN cIs
The Baltimore s. Ohio RailToad Co. pT'rs
Cory OF the summons in lhi. case a. follows
THE Commensurate of Virginia TO the Sheriff
" JrhcTson county, Greeting: weconman' you
that you summon the Baltimore & on" Railroad
Company. N appear a. the CLERKS OHce ui our
Cir -uii Court f'r Jefferson county a. 'h- Court
Hous ~ ihs sdit c8uuty, on the hJSl Mon az ~
~, nJa,h. 10 aas~-r Joseph r. Ue,s and Lew
urss, "a an aSIiJn OF ITe,pS>s ca the case. Dam
AGES thTee huni,et dol ar : .OO,l aGS have then
Ihrre InIs writ WTnr>s. Rubt 4 Brow Clerk
ui pgT4,II! c1us' me = rIr II u.s tL- A..i say
e.. S-Ttrnarr, lAJs and ~ ihr 80 yesr ti ,ur
Commonwealth. EbBr I. BROWN
Tn !sr' - this .ui' /, 80 recover Isuisge> TOT
the los e. an iuI1rY dome l., a uHmb, Of SA-rp
q iA' PiaiGuG,' Sailr bsiag lfaa,py..ei en- the
Tus p; ne n grniaEt
Toe Defendant Ia this suit j. hereby rcauirgt 10
appear here within one monih ar,f tue pahl,rs.
vi this order, aui do What - necessary 10 Protect
its Interests In this matter a., further ordered
ihAtA copT Of this order lie published once week
for 4 successive weeks, in the Vtginia Free Pre-,
a newspaper p'intei IN jefferson county, sni
posted a. The 'front.' door the Court House OF said
eouniy, on the FIRST day Of The neII cOunty Court
ACopy-Tesie
Sept 10, IS. X. T. BROWN, Crk.
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JEFFERSON LAND FOR
Re.

- n - II
I INTENDING 10 remove tom Jefferson county
L viii ssli nv ven VALUABLE LANDED
- ATE, an SAID county, consuming VI IIASIs %!
Land
let. BLAKELEY," stths head 9a,sr. Of the
north fork 81 the Builskn Tun one Of the most de.
sirahlr ARMS IN the Valley ofYUginia. contain.
ing $50 ACRES Of first elass limestone Land
of which sbont 20 acres are IN TIMBER, suus.
ted within three miles IT The Wiuchssief a Poto-
mac Railroad Dept o. CbArestown. With Mills.
a. conVebt-nt The Improvements consist Of
fine BRICK DWELLING with eight rooms
t-s'iss frssipg Rooms, Basemeut ard Auie
Brick Houses Tor OVrtsesf and srrvants Stone
Meat Hous-. sad fine Orchard ~ good iruit
'uIsntid Spring Cist,fb. We'll of Wsisr close io
knChsn good sisb'ss sbd Corn House The farm
is veil supplied wi'h running Estsf. win access
o. 'ane ifIm rVsfy hs'd large portion ~ he
ioH ing - a. si.he srt she'uut RATS wtlh locust
p'-'s
2ai THE gRUBB FARM stlrinjrs Rae.
Isy. wing on 'hT south ftk ,fia- BuNsEiu fun
sa1fsiri'r stap' a5O ACHES o. hlr Limssf.8e
lart Flt e. Of rf1r.ff..utf I'M. -
UlH somi'sh'r FRAME DwEt. - -
LIMO ant CONVENIENT HbIts o. IL 4 Ia
fH. rTrf.s aHf E.li tr.Laff aTI go 4
bier cool fsH.Hr v4hfur N.f-
.Hari " fg sisf and siIbts tea si~Js ri
.. rers Wp.HsH Fa..rv
90. AItsrt o,v.f, sursfior TIMER LAND
c.8.atrirr stas' IJO ACRfS trf1 glr %
ihe lockwood TRACT To Isra tsa.-.
ne Wtsebssisf 4 Potomac Hzurraf TbtsusHi
q m ts divided % dssirsf Co sut purchaser 81
term apply Co he subscriber. CbaritsiuEn. Jfl
isf,0a 60 "
s~pt 2 81
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Hewe's Books For Home Hearths,


ROBERT w. NORTH. Sole Agent 10 JEFFERSON.
VNHESE books, not on sale 10 ih- book store.
Il will be delivered BY the undrrsigned At New
York prices To all persons ordering The IN provided
they live wuhin this county.
I. THE GREAT wEST"-A yoIun. Of
graphic skctchrs IN large ~ Pc sAsv 10 h, eve, of
old persons aud ohidrrn- con IN narratives OF
important Historical Events; IndiVtdual adV,n.
lures, Sselch-s 81 Frontier Lite; SstursI Curt
OsItIrs; our Pacific Coas', sc, SC. Embel,,hsd
Vuh - elegantly co.urrt rnvrAvings and ,une,y
diagrams. A convenient aud Instructive boos Tor
rm'crsn', h,und Westward. ii-pp w. By
Henry Howe.
II HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS OF
VIRGINIA - Cupiaiuinga Vafi-IY cfiB',r~,rip,
fs,ls. IrsiIIipu~. ADrrfu'cs ans RturraphtrzI
S--..-s. relating tu tA- Olirn tImes Of yfgtpt,
a.irh 100 tnUravtUCs. Jefferson county prgur,-.
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