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The Shasta courier., 1858-11-13
California News Items.

''''''Quite large immigration from the south
western States is now arriving ria the Southern
overland Mail route.
.....A Mr.. Folet, of Jackson, Amador conn
~ lost $4,000 worth of sheep on the night of
oct zist, from the effects of the heavy rain.
-.'.,Ihe beautiful sisters Gougenheim have
returned from their Australian trip and are per-
forming at the San Francisco theatres.
'...'.Ihe steamer of the 5th took off treasure
amounting to S2,25l 1858 "A.
......The Indian Agent of Nome Cult, P. S.
storms, was thrown from his horse on the night
Oh the Sd, near Meals ranch While insensible
from the fall, he was robbed of about $500 and
MS goid watch, and when found, his pocket
book and valuable papers-among which were
several thousand dollars in drafts-were scat
tered over the ground. 1t is supposed the rob-
Der waylaid him in the dark, and frightened his
horse to produce the fall. He was taken to
Chico the following morning. Is considerably
but not dangerously injured. Says he was in
sensible until o'clock in the morning, when he
found his saddle and bride placed near him and
his horse tied to tree. He attempted to crawl
away on his hands and knees but was COM
pelled to remain until, fortunately, discovered.
..A German paper called the California
Staatz Zettung is published at Mokelumne Hill
edited by Adolph Wagner As to its editorial
conduct, all we have to say is, wie perstchen es
aicht.
..... Rose Church, nymph of the pave, re-
Gently drove through the streets of San Francis
co with the ribbons in one hand and a bottle of
liquor in the other
.-....Hon. J. P. Hynes, elected over Turner by
plurality of one vote, has been commissioned
Judge of the Eighth Judicial District Judge
Turner has given notice of his intention to con-
test the right of Judge Haynes to the position
...There are fftytwo Catholic clergymen in
California.
1.-THE editor of the Sonora Union Democrat
recently assaulted the editor of the Columbia
News with bottle, while indulgng in a friendly
drink in public bar. Afterwards, says the
maulee of the maulor, "while he was going
around to Judge Galvin's office to render an
account of his stewardship, we supposed one Of
his pistols, which he had cooked, went off in his
pocket, the ball striking the pavement at his
feet, which frightened him so that he Jumped
into Jake Smiths Market, drew the pistol thai
had just exploded, and shouted, keep the
bloody assassin away from me, or I'll shoo
hin.' y
......The Governor has appointed the 25th
INST as day of Thanksgiving.
1.-THE Humboldt Times sticks to il that q
Mr.. Worth did kill nine hundred snipe at four
shots, and adds that " there were great quanti-
ties of wounded hirds in the vicinity for several
days" We reckon the gun can be seen in evil
dence of the truthtulness of the statement, can't
it?
The Shasta courier., 1858-11-13
NOTICE..

! Ii PERSONS DELINQUENT IN PAYING
II their Quarterly Licenses to the County
are requested to call at the Treasurer's office
and have them renewed, and save cost.
J. e. HAYBURN,
County Treasurer.
Shasta, Dec. Is, 1857. decl9tf
The Shasta courier., 1858-11-13

BG- An elopement took place from faimoutn'
KY, by which the Bridegroom got not only
young and pretty wife, but a fortune oil Szo''1
90 in the bargain
The Shasta courier., 1858-11-13

The OVERLAND STAGE.-The Overland mail
stage that arrived at San Jose on the 5th brouobt
news of the arrival of the first overland mail at
st. Louis, in "a days, le hours and 26 minutes.
At least four days were lost from causes not
likely to again occur. Mr.. Butterfeld was re-
ceived at st. Louis with a triumphal procession.
lie telegraphed the news of the arrival to Wash
ington, from Jefferson City, and received on the
9th, the following reply:
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WV I'll n.unr e

!" M III. DAILY, Esq:
Dear SLY our aromatic Valley Whisky is
received, and after careful examination. find if
70 oe pure article, entirely free from the adul-
terating ingredients so frequently used.
JAMES ]. MapEs Chemist
The Shasta courier., 1858-11-13
Nrw Yong Anr;l 10Th IS

NEW YORK, April 18th, 1858.
have analyzed a sample of q Days aromatic
valley WHISKY" and find it to be pure article,
OF hpe flavor, and without any deleterious ad-
mixture. JAMES R. Chiffon, NJ D.,
Chemist.
The Shasta courier., 1858-11-13
PROFESSIONAL.
TOWER HOUSE,
At tine junction of the YreK Ka and Wea
vervtl1e Roads, I2 Miles from Shasta.


- THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD AN
I'LL nounce to the public, and particularly
EIEI to persons travelling to and from Yreka,
and Weaverville, that having leased this long
established stand, formerly known as the q Free
Bridge House" he is prepared to entertain Gus
toners in a 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-
tions.
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 H. TOWER
Tower House, March l, 1854 mhll-tf
The Shasta courier., 1858-11-13

A CHESS PRoBLEM.-The Shasta Chess Clut
numbers some very fair players. If any OF them
can beat the following performance of John
however, we would be pleased to record the
fact. Problem-John to move and mate in two
moves:
John moves bis arm round Julias neck:
She moves one square and whispers-cheek; !;
He nothing daunted, moves right straight
His lips to hers, and calls out I" mate'
SOLUTION.
Poor JuIia Yields to loves constraints
The Shasta courier., 1858-11-13
Times of Holding Courts.

NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
SHAsTA-Third Mondays in January, May and
September.
SIsKYoU-First Mondays in March, July and
November.
TRINIrY-Second Mondays in April, August
and December.
Shasta County Courts.
Held on the lst Mondays of January, May and
September.
At said terms, the business pertaining to the
Court of Sessions shall first be disposed of, and
after that the business of the County Court and
Probate Court in such order as the Judge may
determine
BekRD OF SUPERvIsoRs-Meet lst Mondays in
Nay, August, November and February.
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WASHINGTON Cry. Oct. Q 1853
JOHN BUTrERF1E1p. Pres,t Overland MAJ, r.

WASHINGTON CITY, Oct. 3, 1858.
JOHN BUTTERFIELD, Pres't Overland Mail Co.,
Sir:-Your dispatch has been received.
cordially congratulate you on the result. It i:
glorious triumph for civilization and the Union
Settlements will follow the course of the road
and the East AID the West will be bound TO
gether by chain of living Americans which
can never be broken.
JAMES RuruINAN
The Shasta courier., 1858-11-13
SHASTA COURIER.

HUMAN SKELEToN-A friend, while out hunt
ing some days since, between this place and
Dog Creek, discovered in deep ravine the skel.
eton of human being. As the bones were sccts
tered considerably, it is probable that the car
cass was disturbed by animals, and possibly stht
lying there for several years. The portion of {
wool hat and the remains of pair of shoes, to
gether with the fragments of wooden clothing
indicate that the bones are those of white man
Sad fate, sad fate. Alas what tears have bevi
shed by sorrowing relatives at home, what \
guish and heart-aches have rent the bosom
distant loving ol.s, =. his long, long al seice az
strange silence How forcibly do these bonesre-
mind us of the Murdered Traveller, picturesque
affecting and most solemn poem, written before
we were born, by Bryant
" The murdered travellers bones were found
Far down narrow glen"
And as was said of him, SO may be said of th
unfortunate gold-seeker, whose flesh perhap
afforded banquet to the "mountain wolf ant
wild cat ~
"=there was weeping far away,
And gentle eyes, for him,
With watching many an anxious day,
Grew sorroWful and dim."
And
long they looked-but never spied
His welcome step again,
Nor knew the fearful death he died
Far down that narrow glen"
SADLY TRUE.-The other night while passin,
along the street, we heard from the lips of
young man-whose prospects for fortune wer
once fattering, but who is now rapidly becomin,
a devotee of the flowing bowl, the followin,
lines so often hum ,rously quoted
"And when think of what ar,
And what | use to was,
| finds I've thrown myself away
Without sufficient cause"
He laughed at the lines heartily. poor fellow
and thought them very amusing. His laugh t
us, however, sounded like the tolling of a fune
raj bell, for thought of the beautiful gir
away over the mountains, with whom more thai
six years ago he plighted his troth, and who's
many virtues he has so often and so fondly Dor
trayed to us-we thought of the gentle eve
grown dim with watching for his return-of tn
fair, meek face grown so sadly pale, from tn
lack of that warmth which the sunshine of hi
eyes could alone bestow-and thus thinking, W
earnestly repeated the sentiment of the poet
" o thou invisible spirit of wne If thou has
no name to be known by, let US call tne.-i
DeuI"
The Shasta courier., 1858-11-13
Daly's Aromatic Valley Whisky
Is put up IN cases containing one dozen bottle.

in San Francisco sent-en.
The Shasta courier., 1858-11-13

List Of patients treated in the County Hospital for
Quarter ending LIST Nov. 1858.
The Shasta courier., 1858-11-13
THE
SHASTA COURIER.

Publication Office in Loag's Building, on Main
Street, where all Orders for Advertising and Job
Work should be left
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WsatseEoS. OF. billyate sttiisfees
tfoni tizonia dated Sept % Is assef tai6etl
that the Soqera St2cts iriag Company have
begun shipping silver ftoh1 Inbacto 10 SAM
t.farcisco md ounce per Week.
be lengel increased WhenfAmalg ouaS
ton works are finished Seyetal other riiHes
are vel opened and commenced
with large returns: .Eso9 Tsq 81
2aBacsles ere shout d stSing gSe4t 81.
peeIp9a into SoRpra and lthel. gicans; were
pr.natlngs q aIgetarnY to resist. g
Peechterds power IS full sesteb iishedd1.
n0t9 { 3s1f So moi lst 80 sstf nj eng
landafa, the lead e. Of the late rebellion, Is
being finally dsserted byshis friends
Another of the overland mail party, named
Laing, attached at Dragon Springs. Is dead a
THE proceeding of the Rio Gfande c6nver.
ton, asking for a special territorial organization
OIL rIzonia. has been unanimously authorized
ny western territory, at mass meeting, held at
NO Representative ex-senator was voted for
IN Arizona for New Mexico Legislature on tho
2oth September Lieut. Mowry was reelected
to Congress ytabout 8, 900 votes The Ameri-
can vote is largely increase since last year.
Allthe. departments of3the government! are
onSy preparing their respective reports for
!. Thirteen post masters in Illinois have Just
oeensremoVe from otficeS
There is the best authority forSsayins that Il
Zen. Jefez has not, been formally dismissed
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THE GREAT BAI,OON RACE

CLRvELAND, Oct l0th.-Godard came down.
about half past 10, near Monroeville; Steiner
about one mile from SanduSky, at II. o'clock.-
The latter says he intended crossing. the Lake,
but got drowsy and lost some of his ballast and
changed his mind.
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-; y ,[sr1sLHe5s .att.5=-5 - g

s45s4=s Ii1uSL8esS 5a1S.si9 -Is,s kS{3is Z.
virtue of Deed Alien s. Halloween and
kliEa, his Wits bearing date the goth December 1883
Sna guy IN the clerks Office for Ohio county in
Book @ page5lE sell to the highest bidder
at public auction front door Of Court House for
Uhlo county, onSaturlAy the qSd day October, 1885,
tns following property, situated in city wheeng
First THAT lot parcel of land which was conveyed
70 Alien s. hsoNe by deed from Daniel O. List wife,
which Is Recorded in the office Ohio cUut ty court
In deed book 80 being number thrte no. IS
IN square in the Belle Air addition1
4 I as. TENS Elm o. TnE s4LH oErIns LoF-oASlI:
oecohog3 Flle eastern OF parcel oflaud
which was conveyed to said Allen HAIlowell by deed
from william shrtysr and wife, dated the 18th day OF
larch 1S49 and recorded in said in deed hOok 49,
number said Shrivers addition
ana fronting on the south side OF Centre street.-The part
hereby gEsntsd being the lot lying
20 the eastern boundary thereof from Oes
ire srEstt0 the alley at the q
The Terms of the sale of this lo-oneth
o. the purchnse money in cash. tile aIning two.
~ three equal with interest
to give deferred tnstalmens,
ne te TO be retained until been fully paid
The title u believed to be nsputable selling as irs
of trut. $50 - q = slIENItY p MORRIS
sep22-td ~ "a - Trl.teek
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.AMBRoTYPEs
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES cLARKE's


Prepared from prescription of Clarke A. d.
Physician 1straordtnGr9 70 Tie Queen.
This invaluable medicine is untang in the cure OF all
those painful and dangerous diseases which the female
constitution subject 1t moderates all excess and
moyts all Distractions, and speedy cure may relied
i no MA Es RlISD LADIES
especially suited. 1t will short time bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
Each b6Ftle price One Dollar; bears the Government
stamp OF Great Britain, to prevent oounterfei,s. O.
Il CAUIION.s
These Pits should not be taken 6ysmales during tie
FIRST THREE MONTHS or pregnancy, as they are
sure to bring tscarlid0c at any other time tey
are. sac.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal AGections Pain in
the Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exertton Palpta.
ton of the Heart, Mysteries and Whites, these pills will
effect cure when all other have faed and al
though powerful remedy, iron, calotne
anthony, or anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole, AgentfOr the United States and Canada
JOB MOSES,
(Late I. o. Baldwin Co.. Rochester, NY.
B-s1,OO and postage stamps enclosed to my su.
thorised Agent. will insure bottles containing so Pills.
by return mail. i
For sale by II. H. LOGAN & co, In wheeling,
B. H. Fahnestoek q Co., holesale Agents, Pittsburg
Purcell, Ladd Co., Wholesale Agents at Rich-
mona. ap2S-lys
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THE MARKETS.

CtSo1SNATl, Oct 49, Flour unchanged-
Whisky firm; sales at l74 Provisions, firm
I53 New YoRK, Oct. I9.-F Flour dull; IL, 600 bills.
sold; Ohio So, 25a5. 40. Wheat very dull, and
declining Corn has declined; 90, 600 bus sold;
mixed 569aT0. Pork steady at s l6, 45ai6 6, DO.
Whisky e rm, sssssss 81 Is -
E BALTIMORE Oct I9.--F Flour dull. Wheat az
shade lover; sales Of red at bal q; white
$l,20a1 ,s6 White corn, 77a7s; yellow s5as6.
Provisions dull and unchanged.
! PPIIApELPHIA, Oct. DE onrs duh with a.
small inquiry for homo consumption at SIS, 25a
5,50for mixed and good brands; SIS 24a5,
for extra; So GAG, 12 for extra family and
S63 95d6, so for fancy. No, change in Rye Flour
or GorniDeal. ~ heat dull and Unsettled; 1000
busswtite sold sat 8 ;2s for Southern; $l ,4ofor
superior KenIuck and red Sat, 81 I8al 2G Rye
IN demand at % for new and 50 for old. Corn
dull. Oats in better demand WHISKY sells.
SLOW at 2sc for bbls III
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HAT & CAP MANUFACTORY
NO. l46 MAIN S,lI3sE L0T0

..sazsS5 ft{Ets& 51G c3 WHEELING, "a.
AVERY, respectfully Informs his friends and the
large and splendid Caps consisting
o. Qualities and inuse BIyropms are
large ana Well stored with choice Caps
ample means and thirty experiencein
1s hpsnesss is those may neWit
call that they can be furnished With good
nat or Gaps have with the best
at In New York AID Philadelphia aud will
Ways have on hand for Gentlemen, the most tasty tnc
Cap that Is to be had United sates
an OF which will be sold at the lowest prices
anRzo 80 g. AVERY
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Fist DriUiag.-zThose who s0al drive "fast
horses" should bear in mind that the best place
for displaying their racing qualities is not a
public street, where crowds Of people are con-
stnnty passing in the transaction ofbusincss, or
whatever else may callthem out. Ifany of. our
fast drivers should happen to run over, and
main prattliug child, it would take consid.
cradle time to forget it, supposing, of course,
their hearts to be made of penetrable stuff. We
heard gentleman remark yesterday, that if he
should happen TO do such careless thing he
would drive right on, and never be able to mus,
ter heart enough to come back to the sce"e. The
other evening gentleman was driving two
horse carriage through Fulton, when he saw a
child Immediately ahead The horses were go
ing SO fast that they could not be checked up
but the driver, with astonishing skill, so guided
them that the child passed betweenthe two and
under the carriage unharmed
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Trust Sale Of Real Esfata--

10 . g 7O1NN5aI ESGaEe.EC
Yyirtue Of aneed Of Trust made by Thomas O. Duna
Way eS dated e January ls5T, reeorGed in he
once OF Ohio County Court.n Deed Book AZ page
lt3 We hall on the 18Th November txt proceed
to I :, 81 The from Court
certain parcel of ground w-the ST. uthhaIf Of lot No
o. on the West side Of Eo street, the 9Th Ward of the
AMI others as an addition to said CITY =
Terms made known on the dar Of sale.
81 ALL - n NELSUN,
JACOB iORNBROaK.
f HENRY B.eHUBBARD
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PH,EApELPn1A, Oct. l9.-A letter. from Paris,
dated 9th, states that Morphy and Harrwitz
had played the seventh game, the previous
gameiresultngain.a draw game. They were to
resume operations the next day. The games
now stand, Morphy four, Harrwitz two; drawn
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lIHE INTELL IGENGEER.
AIORNISG, OCToBERs2O, ,5s.

Largest circulation,of any Paper In West
ern V,rgtnta.
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& .BosToN, Oct 19.-The fishing schooner E.
Atwood, of Westport, Nd, has been wrecked
on Prince Edward Island. All on board, TENN
number, persisted.
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T5c W,fer W0rks.-For- ssome dnvs. .tl,e.

Tie Water W0Fks,-7Forl some days, the
water coming into the basin from the river has
had a black hue, which is altogether unaccount-
able, unless it be that the falling leaves have
been sucked into the pipe and about its mouth
in great quantities, and thus colored the aque:
Gus fuid whereof we partake. Some time since
there was most disagreeable smell about the
water which occasioned great complaint; but
which the most energetic efforts Of the worthy
Superintendent of the works could neither ac
count for nor prevent The water was drawn
from the pipes every night, SO that it could not
have been stagnant nor tinctureI with iron,
as might have been, had not the Superin.
teIdcat exercised this precaution. The fact,
is, as we are satisfied from examination
and inquiry, the water works are notzwhat.
they should be. They areold, dirty, worn out,
and incapable of supplying the city. They
have been tinkered and patched up for years, to
answer little while longer, until, if any of the
many accidents to which the machinery S,daily
liable, should occur, we would be without water.
The engines are barely competent to pump upa
sufficient quantity of water to supply the city
ore day, and the residents in some parts of the
city are compelled to draw their supply at an.
early or late hour, or do without. The works
ought TO have capacity to pump water enough
to last two or three days least.
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Counterfeit Honey There is good deal5of
counterfeit money about the city, representing
both gold and silver pieces Of various ienomina.
tons, Those Of which most has been seen are
half dollars, which are well .execnted. aud re-
quire keen experience to detect them without
close scrutiny d 2sss
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NEw HAvEN, Oct. IA. "A committee of stock.
Of the New Haven Co Bank, have re.
ported that more than hall OF the capital has,
been wastNd 9y reckless spcculations. =.
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Stglartiag, Patrick Reed aud Cyrus Russ.
wee ssylarktng night before last near the stone
bridge, Main street, nvielation of tho ordinance
IN speh3cases, made and provided. They were
arrested and fined one dollariby Aid. Wilson.
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4aotFers LlstteF-zTh The iCaPtaih Of the steam

: SEE advertisements Of Dr. sanford's Liver Ia
Vigoratar in another column - s.
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Groeeftes. We refer the reader. to the adyes
NseinePts of W.. \. EDWARDS & Bro. They have
q full and well selected stock of every thing. in
the grocery department. s - ~ 81
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SADDLES, HARNRss, TRuNKs. 9

SADDLES, HARNESS., TRUNKS, 60.
WHOLESALE Is RETAIL.
B.sHEPPARD, No.13l Main St., corner of Union. win
e. keep on hand large and complete
Gentlemena Saddles, Fine Coarse Harkess Trunks
Naces Carpet Bags caels, Collars Hamss Whps &C
by strict attention and promptness continuanes
manner. y r. SH EPpSRnS f
sep20 II .-ts 1913 18I Main St.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Oct, ,l9.-=Gov Willard issued
q proclanlation calling ain extra session of the
Legislature to convene on the Doth November.
Y Will lie composed ofenewly elected members
and Is Senator'S holding over.
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ST.. Louis, Oct. 19-River still falling at this
point with feet ;scant to Cairo, and channel is
continue to recede. Heavy rain for several
hours morning, now cloudy andwet
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Meat Cutters.
9 UPERIoR Iron Sausage Cutters for sale by
~ octl2 SMITH q GORRELL.'
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PlTTsBURGH, Oct. 1g.-N q, Change in the river
since noon. Weather clear and mild.
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FEWER AElE2 AGUE..

And the vartoue affections conseddsn p6n dsordered
81 5TOMACE5OR LIVER 8 sicz %
such e Of Uoek5 Pains
LOIS OF CostiVeness,
gle Affections, 1T has F0uu if6Id
hlgly henshetal and IN others e1ec decided cure
FMS Is purely yegetable Stfict
the the celeGFagd
54 mostot the European State its mo ne
.athssland scattered ls and face Of this
etinf with suectse ~
now offer Tito tile Ing al
wonderful med lei ina
On ~ may have sen continuous
ally instantaneous III finds
sato ts quickenibg every nerve u.s.,
vIgoE In
NoTlce expectf to find this beverage Tilthe
but to the sck tti1tII
prove g grateful aromatic cordial, possessed OF
rem edial properties. - q y s-ss 4fFEs5
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Wheeling Agency for. the Amer

T IT, SCOTT takes pleasure in announcing to the eli.
q szsns Of wheeng AID sictnity that he ha.
Wholesale agent for sale Watches from the
Mandatory American Watch Oolnpsnv OF
The good quality of these Watches few Years
oacs has brought them in almost All orfers
LEFT ct stores l37 Main rtfeet, will receive prompt
aftenp'n. sepS