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A.aph Allen and " A
Harris Stratton.
NOV at this day comes the plaintiff, and IL be.
IN ing proven 10 the satisfaction Of this Court,
that Asaph Allen and Harris Stratton arc non
residents Of the Territory Of Kansas, 80 that lie.
gal process Of Law cannot be served spoR them.
Il is therefore ordered BY the Court, that said
Asaph Allen and Harris Stratton be notified BY
publication, that suit has been commenced BY
petition, in assumpsit against them, and that I'M
less they be and appear before this Court on the
first day Of the next September term Of this
Court, and show cause to the contrary, that jadg'
ment will be rendered against them. Il Is fur
Their ordered that copy Of this order be publish
ed In somo newspaper published in this Terrific
nv, for four weeks successively-the last inser-
ton TO be four weeks before the first day Of the
next September term Of this Court. to which
time this cause is continued.
A true copy. Attest:
EGBERT M. LEE, Clerk,
By HrxHY BoDLR, a., D. G.
J.W. DAVIS, Attorney for Plaintiffs.
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OEED oATS-2.ooO bushels for sale BY ., =
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One Hottle rrInmpAantI

Mrs.. Mofitt, No 345 Morgan street, ST. Louis.
having Suffered for three years with Rheuna'
dsti, and tried many preparations without eject,
vas cured By one fhy cent bottle Of Arctic Lin
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FEB. II, f. III McALLIsTER CO.
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CoUND SEED coRE-loo snshsl. iD o., ssis
~ by }. B. MeALLASTEh Z Gu
feb. II. II.
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IN PLowS, all numbers, for sale BY
~ J.B. MeALtlSTER Z co. /
feb. IL, Il.
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A Bsnesoleat fastaufioa estsblishea By special
Radovmenf fer The Relief sfthe Sick and
Dist5esse1, eslieted scifh Virulezf
anf Esidemic D;seesss.
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DEsT suPERFINE FLeuR-,oo Sacks
- for sale BY q
CPRING FLouR-aOo s.ck. 6 sale ss-
The Shasta courier., 1858-09-04
Independence Day In Boston.

AT a late hour Mr.. Everett attended the din
ner at the Revere House, and addressed the
Young Mems Democratic Club, in response to
the sentiment q The day we celebrate
Mr.. Everett's speech was closed as follows =
g. The day we celebrate is, in the burning
words of our friend, Mr.. Choate, day without
a parallel.
'On this day was done deed that the hsto-
rians of Rome Greece, nor any more modern
nation can match. To the citizens of Phadel-
pha would say, guard well independence
Hall, for it is second only to Mount Vernon, and
may it stand forever the sanctuary of American
patriotism.
:" 1t is no irrevercnce to call its walls saliva
ton. and its gates praise May the sun shine
soft upon its roof, and the winds of winter
knock gently at its door. would could as
cend the mount of vision aud view the glores of
the coming day of this country-the past is gra-
ven upon my heart.
I" have visited every portion of our blessed
country, and have found nothing to condemn
All that have found, which, had the power to
strike down, | would do, bea:s tie name of
buncombe.' Tremendous cheering
. don't mean any geographical buncombe,
nor the respectable county of that name in North
Carolina mean that political, pestent polit-
ical, electioneering buncomne, which exists in
any State to plague the land. TGreat cheering I
We can get rid of that and return to such days
as when Massachusetts invited Washington to
take command of armies at Cambridge :;
when Adams and jefferson assisted each other
in drawing up the Declaration of independence;
when South Carolina sent her rice to feed the
army of the North. Could live to see that day
| would go to my grave content, and ask for no
other epthph than this: Through evil and good
report he loved his country
The Shasta courier., 1858-09-04
Mr.. Rarey and the Zebra.

This great horse tanner saws the London Times,
has again had the zebra subjected to his system
of discipline; and under his influence this hith-
erto intractable creature is becoming as submis
sire as that most submissive of all quadrupeds,
the ass. If any person whatever conld enter
tain reasonable doubts as TO the effectiveness of
the method which conquered Cruiser, they must
be surrendered by this crownng demonstration,
which not only establishes Mr.. Rarey's ascend
ancy over the horse, bnt even opens up the
prospect of reducing to mans use and domesti-
eating other kindred varieties of animal life until
now considered quite irreclaimable. Mr.. Ra-
rey's peculiar line of study and observation has
enabled him to practice and teach with conf
dence those rules by which the superiority of
man can most readily and certainly be estab-
liShed over the intelligence of the creatures by
which we are surrounded.
Though he addresses himself more exclusively
to the class of horse fanciers, everybody who is
interested in tracing the boundary lines between
what we are accustomed 10 call reason and in
stinct should endeavor TO hear his lectures If
af:er knowing and handling horses for several
thousand years, we suddenly obtain a new and
more certain insight into their character and
habits from young American who does not
appear to have pursued his studies under any
extraordinary advantages, what may we not
hope from similar course of experiments in
of elks who were trained by him. and he talks
confidently of his system as capable of subduing
even the lion and tiger. Some people may be
disposed to think this incredible and extrava-
giant, but let them go and see the zebra, that
hitherto furious and ungovernable brute, fol-
lowing the tanner about looking at him with
manifest confidence and affection, checking un-
der his influence the peculiar and wild bray of
his species, his viciousness, if not entirely re-
moved, no longer troublesome, and his whole
nature obviously subjected to an influence strong
enough to control its outbursts.
| Then Mr.. Rarey talks seriously about his
system; what he says commends itself so
tirely to the reason, and is so free from exagger-
alton, that to refuse to be convinced seems i'm
possible. We live in age when the soundest
doctrine, followed up by the most successful
demonstrative evidence, is requisite to silence
! skepticism but after Cruisers case AMI the
zebra, it really would not surprise to find the
American horse-tamer rubbing off gaod deal
OF the fabulous charm OF ancient mythology, and
making the feat of Bacchus with his igers. and
many similar Stories not nearly so impossible as
they appeared to our school-hoy minds.
The Shasta courier., 1858-09-04
Clubbing.
POSfaCe.
THE FARMERS GUIDE
To Scientific and Practical Horticulture

'5oEe7797c una T0clfc1 -7grlcu7ture.
By HENRY STEPHENS. F. r s., of Edinburgh
and the late J. P. NoRroS, Professor of Sci
entific Agriculture in Yale College, New Ha-
ven vols. Royal Octave. 1900 pages, and
numerous wood and steel Engravings.
This is, confessed!y, the most complete work
on Agriculture ever published, and in order to
give 1t wider circulation the publishers have
resolved to reduce the price to
FIVE DOLLARS for the TWO VOL UMES
When sent by mail (post-paidl to California
and Oregon the price will be 81. To every
other part of the Union, and to Canada (post-
paid), Sc,
BSa- THIS 'cork as NOT the old Book oftheFaru. y
Kemlttances for any of the above publications
should always be addressed, postpaid. to the
Publishers. LEONARD SCOTT & CO.,
No. 81 Gold street New York
The Shasta courier., 1858-09-04
Earth's Beauty.

Warbling birds, and scented flowers,
Golden suns, and gentle showers,
Ripliug brooks, and joyous bowers,
Earth is very fair.
Feathery zephyrs light and free,
Playing, skipping joyously,
Ger the scented field and lea,
Beauty everywhere.
Ewes that beam with loves own light,
In their ardent depths so bright,
Dancing with the souls delight.
Ever fraught with joy.
Hearts that naught but pleasure know,
In their sunny course below,
All unknown to care, or woe.
Not dreaming of sigh.
The Shasta courier., 1858-09-04

INSPIRATION AND BONNET ARcHrrEcrURE.-The
designing and making bonnets is in Paris one of
the fine arts. short time since an English
lady ordered a bonnet of one of the fine artists.
Vnen it came home, the price seemed to be en-
ormous, when the modesto, in reply, declared
that 1t cost him three sleepess nights merely
to imagine the design" On another OCCASION the
Duchess de l. called Mt the house of this
artist. His servant informed the lady that his
master could not be disturbed. "U compose. -
added the lacqney, with mysterious importance
After waiting for some time, Madame de l.
was admitted into the artists studio; for the
crisis was passed-he had finished his work -
His customer admired it excessively. and was in
raptnres at the set of the plume "Yes, Madame
la Duchesse," he exclaimed. glowing with salts
fed y'nity, :" | fixed it in moment Of eniliusi-
csmn
The Shasta courier., 1858-09-04
Couldn't Subscribe.

pair of those Interesting, eatertaing ladies.
who of late seem to carry on so large Il business
in our down town offices and stores in the way
of procuring subscriptions for new works. SELL
ing engravings of the '' Father of his Country"
and other notabilities, and who fthe ladiesl are
SO fascinating in manner, so delightfully."- impor-
tunate, SO sweetly get-rid-of-able, called a
morning or two since at the office of young
lawyer, to induce him, rs the younger expressed
it with a charming smile, ito subscribe to a
most elegant work, just published, to be got up
in elegant style, with illustrations ETC." g In
deed, ladies', said our friend, q cannot: have
no doubt of the excellence of your work. but
am not in want of anything of that kind. In
fact, do not feel able ut present to subscribe for
any works of any description. The partnership
of which am a member has lately been so i'm
prudent rs to issue new work of their own
and the enormous expense attending its issue,
not to speak of the Illustrations, embellishments,
and ornamental adornings with which they have
seen fit to clothe the producton-such unwont-
ed outlay has really, for the present-in fact,
crippled me-sorry-but a fact-eyery word of
it,
"But-ah," interposed our enterprising agen-
tees, perhaps we could procure you some sub
scribers for your work our terms are quite
reasonable. What do you call your work, sir?"
ave have not fully determined AS yet, but
guess shall let Mrs. s. have her own way,
and call it after myself-Charles Henry"
The ladies concluded that they had an en-
gagement in the next block
The Shasta courier., 1858-09-04

AMERICAN MANUFACTURES IN ExGLANp-Iti is n
fact significant of the progress of American
manufacturing SKILL that the Brmin ham Eng
land1 manufacturers initiate the trade marks of
American manufactured cutlery, and sell it as
imported from the United States The London
Times OF the lst ult., has report of the trial of
the Collins Company Reeves, in which it was
proved that the latter initiated all the trade
marks of the former an American company.
even to the fac simiie of S. W. Collins sigma.
ture, which is stamped on the cutlery.
The Shasta courier., 1858-09-04
APPEAL TO THE INTEMpERArE.


THE APPETITE FOR LIQUOR DESTROY
Il ED.-Ons of the beautiful properties nos.
sessed by DR.. Webbers Invigoratng Cordial ia
that it removes all longing or taste for liouor
Many inebriates have found that after it has re.
newed and strengthened them, quieted their
nerves. it has caused aversion to spirits. have
seen it cure some Of the most frightful cases
where delirium reD,ens has actually occurred
Sold only in Quart Bottles, by
every respectable Druggist in California. Price
S3, or two for So.
Bay- y-INPORTANT ca AUTTON-Beware Of
Counterfets. See that the names of T. Jones
and ]. Webber are on the top of the outside
wrapper, and also blown in the glass. Buy no
other.
Wholesale Agents, Park Il White, CrowelI,
Crane Brigham, and Redding Co., San Fran
cisco. je5-3m
The Shasta courier., 1858-09-04

A LEGAL AND MEDICAL DIscUssIos.-A lawyer
and doctor were discussing the antiquity of
their respective professions, and each cited
authority to prove his the most ancient.
q Mine" said the dcipe of Lycurgus g COM
menced almost with worlds era. Cain slew his
brother Abel, and that was criminal case in
law,
True" rejoined Escuapus, 4" but my pro-
fession is coeval with the creation itself Mother
Eve was made ont of a rib taken from Adam S
body, and that WAS a surgical operation
The lawyer dropped his green bag
The Shasta courier., 1858-09-04
NOTES FOUND.

DICKED UP IN THE MAIN STREET OF
i Shasta, on the goth inst. six Promissory
Notes, amounting in the aggregate to S2.3le 73
The owner, by calling at the dry goods store OF
Henry Gettleson, proving ownership, and paving
for this advertisement, viii be placed in posses.
sion of his property.
Shasta. jan %, 1858. ian7a,f
The Shasta courier., 1858-09-04
JUST RECEIVED.

A LARGE AND EXTENSIVE ASSORT-
II ment of very fine white and blue
BILL HEAD AND wAY-BILL PAPER
We are now prepared to do this style of print
ing in neat and expeditions manner, and at
San Francisco Prices,
The Shasta courier., 1858-09-04

:" ALL Is NOT GoLD THAT GLIrTERsn-The
Dubuque (Iowal Express has received specimens
OF SO called goli from Audubon county. which
turns out to be simply su phate of copper-glit-
tering something like gold. but utterly WORTH
less 1t IS believed that most of the alleged dis
coveries IN that State are of piece with those
of Audubon county.
The Shasta courier., 1858-09-04

Resr There is good reason 10 believe, from
the recently received information, that our gov
ernment is now in a fair way TO acquire the
Island of Cuba. This is derived from an un-
questionable source
The Shasta courier., 1858-09-04

gsiy~ The London Times, in a leader. contro-
verts Lord Palmerston's view of the national
duty in regard to the slave trade. and encour.
ages the idea of the annexation of Cuba to the
United States Once annexed, the whole trade
would come to an end
The Shasta courier., 1858-09-04

EaF Washington correspondent of tba Nau
York Express calls the officers of the Gor.--.
ment Treasury buzzardsp A pretty Iaroa pro-
portion of them belong to a different spee;es of
birds. Many of them is a-ro5' 'in'.-Io Io,;.,,,1i.
you-n1{
The Shasta courier., 1858-09-04

EaT duel was fonght in Mississinpi las,
month by 5. Knott and A. W Shot. The re-
suit was koott WAS shot and Sso,t was not.
In these circumstances we should rather have
been Shott than Knoftl
The Shasta courier., 1858-09-04

Ey- When the Princess Helena was born. it
was told the Princess Royal that she had got a
little sister oh, that is delightful cried the
little innocent royalty, 'do let me 90 and tell
mamma y
The Shasta courier., 1858-09-04
The most Blessed, Sublime and
Divine Remedy of the Age,
and especially for Cali
fornia Diseases.

When erery Remedy has failed, Vhen you hare been
doctored near to death Nth Mercury, Sarsdpdrii-
la, and other popular dslusions; lchen, from
,chateper cause you become weak, angnad and all
ing, then try this most blessed concoction.
The Shasta courier., 1858-09-04

BdF fellow said to Jew, ." Do You know
tha' they hang Jews and jackasses together in
England ?' "
did not replied the Jew, Hbut if it is true
how fortunate that you and are not there y
The Shasta courier., 1858-09-04

BIT Look not mournfuIly into the mast,
cannot return. Wisely improve the PRESENT.
Is thine Go forth to meet the shadow future
without fear. and with a manly heart.
The Shasta courier., 1858-09-04

ET One OF the finest writers sars that the
nightly dews come down upon us like bless
ings.' How very different the daily dues come
down upon Us these hard times
The Shasta courier., 1858-09-04
TO MINERS.

EOR SALE AT PIETY HILL Mining Dis
L trct, good new Dwelling House, suitable
for small family; also,
One-Ha1f of Four Mining Claims,
located in the best section, which prospect well,
are recorded, and only await the Fall water to
be worked also, the tools and five or six dozen
chickens if required.
To man with small family engaged at mi
ming, the above is rare chance, as the owner is
about to remove to the lower country.
Enquire at the store of Eugene Crowell, at
Piety Hill.
July %, 1857. jy25
The Shasta courier., 1858-09-04

RsT An lrishman in Chicago has just discoy-
cred substitute for potatoes. It consists OF
pork and cabbage. He says he has tried various
other things, but this is the only substitute
that he'd like to warrant.
The Shasta courier., 1858-09-04

Bar Franklin seized lightning by the tail and
put 1t through course of sprouts; Morse nm,
breeehes on, and taught it how to read, write
and do chores "i's0
The Shasta courier., 1858-09-04

gaT The National Inteiligsncer, in noticing
the proposals of the Secretary of the Treasury
inviting bids for ten of the twenty millions of
dollars, which, by the late act of Congress,
our Government is authorized to borrow, says:
The plethora of accumulated capital in the
moneyed Institutions both of England and the
United States, together with the peaceful state
of our relations with all the world, renders the
present an auspicious moment for the Govern
ment, and it is anticipated that the whole amount
will be taken on terms much more favorable
than ever before offered; and rs time has
been very judiciously given be the Secretary to
receive bids from Europe, it is believed by com
mercial men that tenders will be made from
abroad at high premium rs to carry the
greater part if not the whole, of the loan into
the hands of foreign capitalists"
The Shasta courier., 1858-09-04
FOR RENT.

@ THE LIGHT AND CoMMoDTOUS
Giii Fire Proof Brick Store, next door to
-s.a...4 Stevenson L Co.. and now occupied BY
Hoffman as family grocery, is offered for rent
on reasonable terms. For particulars enquire of
DR. RcETHE.
City Drug Store, Main ST.
hasta, Dec. IL, 1851. deci2tf
The Shasta courier., 1858-09-04
WHAT CONSTITUTES HEALTHi

Rich, Pure Blood, Natural Preparation, Good
appetite for Food, Sleep, Exercise, and the enjoy
ments Of Nature, nth strength Of Body, Mind and
Lim5s-Actirity of the Lirer, and all other Natural
Functions; such is a state fett By all after using
The Shasta courier., 1858-09-04

Rd This is what | call capital punish
ment, as the boy said when his mother shut
him up in the closet among the preserves
The Shasta courier., 1858-09-04
DR.. WEB B Err
Invigorating Cordial Sanguifer.

ITO MANY THIS MAY SEEM EXTRAVA-
i CANT praise of this concoction, but if they
could see, as | have, the many whom this has
restored to health, they would not be surprised
at any language in its praise. To offer more
certificates is useless; at least eighty have all
ready been published, and only the thick headed,
self-wise sceptc and unbeliever can doubt that
it is the most blessed health-restorer and
strength-giver ever invented by man. 1t trestores
and permanently invgorateS the broken-down
system. Nay, more it replaces natural weak
ness with strength. The desponding it revives,
the feeble it endows with vigor, and the cheer
fnlness and strength which it restores or cre-
ates it preserves.
will now enumerate few of the diseases
where | have seen DR.. Webber's Invigoratinp
Cordial act most beautifully: General Deranqe-
naent Of the System Weakness from uarious causes
viz Change Of Climate, Long Sickness the use of
mercury, being otherwise over-doctored,
from abuse of Nature and her laws, by Drunk
enness, Commanding, De5auchery, and other
excesses; 7remJlmg Ferer and Ague Chals,
Rheumatic, Neuralgic and other Pans in the Bodv
or Limbs Want Of appetite, Sleep or Memory:
Sour Bilious Stomach Tickling in the Ears.
Tic Doloreux, ETC., etc.
Mr.. DAVID SCANNELL, Sheriff
of the City of San Francisco, CAL, certifies to
the fine Tonic, Nervine, and Anti Dispeptic
qualities of DR.. Webber's Invigoratlng Sangui.
fer.
EROM JAS. F. COOK, ESQ.,, the present pro.
j. prietor and builder of the Forrest Theatre
Sacramento, California.
SAN FRAScIsco, August 30, 1856.
hereby certify that have on several occa.
sions, taken DR.. Jacob Webber's Invigoratinp
Cordial, for feebleness, trembling and general
debility, and have found it highly beneficial as
Nervine, Tonic and Alternative, and | believe
it to be, as a curative, all it is represented
JAMES T. COOKE
Subscribed and sworn to before me- this goth
day of August, 1856.
W. L. HrGarNs, Notary Public.
The Shasta courier., 1858-09-04
BRITISH REVIEWS,
jy25
July %, 1857
AND THE
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