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The Shasta courier., 1858-10-23
Dissolution of Partnership,

HNH E PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
4 isting under the name and style of
SEELIG e. NEWDAUER,
in the Cigar and Tobacco business, is this dav
dissolved by mutual consent. The business will
be carried on as heretofore by SEELIG &
LEVY, at the old stand of Seeig & Newbauer,
where they hope to see all of their friends and
customers.
All persons indebted to the late firm will
please settle their accounts Immediately, as Mr.
Newbauer will leave Shasta on the lst of No.
vember, when they will be placed in the hands
of an attorney for collection
SIMON SEELIG,
II. NEWBAUER.
Shasta, Oct 20, 1883 o23:3t
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-23

Ba5- The Union says Gov. Weller has ap-
pointed DR.. W. G. Hatch, of Sacramento, late
Hospital Physician, as surgeon to accompany
Capt Messic's company of volunteers in their
expedition against the Red Wood Indians.
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-23

RETIRED.-Geo Pen johnson has retired from
the position of editor of the S. F. National. He
concludes his valedictory thus:
:" In taking leave of my brethren of the Press
after my brief acquaintance with them, know
no language more appropriate than thewords o.
Byron:
GO Here's tear for those who love me,
And a smile for those who hate,
And whatever sky's above me-
Here's heart for every fate"
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-23

BH- We do our friends real service in call
ing attention to medicine of such acknowledp-
ed merit as Wistar's Balsam. We are all liable
to coughs and colds, which cease to be danger
Gus when recourse is had to the Wild Cherry
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-23

RAN.-On Wednesday night the thrice well
come rainy season" gave notice of its arrival.
The patter of its million feet on the house tops,
the trees, and the parched earth, was delightful
music to our ear, and, we presume, thousand
times welcome to the many miners who have
been laying beside their claims idle for weeks
and weeks, patiently waiting for the annual ope-
ming of the great reservoirs in the heavens All
day Thursday the black clouds discharged their
freight of liquid blessing. On Friday morning,
however, the sun rose in cloudless sky, bring
ing with it weather surprisingly delightful.
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-23

BG- S. ]. Hensley has been elected President
of the G. S. n Company. He several years ago
filled the same position, with satisfaction to the
Company as well as the public
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-23

INSURANCE CoMPANY.-We call attention to the
advertisement of the Hamburg Bremen Fire
Insurance Company H. Getleson Il Bros. are
the agents for this place. We understand that
several of our citizens have already ayailed
themselves of the protection of this company.
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-23

AMOUNT OF TAXES CoLLEcTEp.-We are in
to Deputy She5iG Dent for the following
exhibit of the amount of taxes collected on the
assessment roll for the fiscal year ls58l59, up
to 22d inst:
Paid to Treasurer Sept s, 1858, for
previous months coecton....S 800 CT
Paid to Treasurer Oct 5, for previous
months collection. n..................l, ,337 S5
Collected from Oct. 4th to Oct. sth,. I3,257 79
Collected on Oct. 18th. ........ll739 80
Collected from Oct. 18th to Oct 22d.. ll8 O4
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-23

TRAVEL OvERLAND.-The Sacramento Bee saws
there is a great desire to travel overland, and
that seats are engaged month ahead by the
Southern route
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-23
SHASTA COURIER.
SATURDAY MORNING, OCT. %, 1858.

j. GEORGE ZIEGLE-Is our authorized Agent
at Red Bluffs to receive subscriptions and ad-
vertisements for the Courier, and receipt for the
same Copies of our paper can always be
found at his Bookstore, at the Bluffs.
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-23

MUSICAL SoIREE.-We are happy to state that
the larger portion of our fellow citizens who
As many of them are in that condition so admi-
rably expressed by the word q strapped" those
of them who managed to retain few scads u
have determined to give Musical Soireer for
the benefit of the dollarless portion. We are
not informed where the affair will come off, but
will notify our readers in time. We are pleased
to be able to state, however, that the musical
exercises will be under the direction of Signor
Samulii Warringi, tenor, who, assisted by Don
Iago Macklaughlini, baritone, and will sing
the following exquisite song, entitled
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-23

Beg- Ben Mix's Hotel, at Whiskytown, is ra-
pidly approaching completion. 1t makes a
splendid appearance.
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-23

CRY Book SToRE.-Our friend Lougee has or
hand, per the last steamer, great variety of late
papers and periodicals Of the budget which he
has laid upon our table we observe the follow.
ing, viz: Harper's Magazine, Forney's Press, New
York Herald and Tribune, Louisville Journal
Boston Journal, Harper's Weekly, and St. Louis
Republican.
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-23

BSs~We see that Senator Gwin and Congress-
man Scott have been attending a great Horse
show at Boston.
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-23

Bss- 1t is stated, as an Indication of popular
leeiing IN Illinois, that of the fifteen hundred
postmasters in that State, thirteen hundred have
given their decided adhesion to the gallant Doug
las.
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-23
CLANS OF THE NORTH.

One summer morn, with pensive thought
| wandered on the baybeat shore
Where Frazer stories had me brought,
To gather clans and not the ore
The plashing waves so mournful fell
Upon my ear, and seemed so mild
| cursed my luck to think " sell"
Like this I'd bought just like child
stopped upon the muddy strand
To Gull the CLANS that round me lay,
And as took them in my hand
You betp | slowed them fast away.
. thus | said, as there | stood
And pondered on my prospects drear,
awe must dig clans if live we would
In this rich (?) land away up here"
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-23

Total amount collected to Oct. q, ,S26,75 IA
Additional per cent. on $llS 04,
collected since Oct. ls,.......... 90
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-23

FARMERS NorIcE--Capt. l. n. Briceland will
pay cash for wheat delivered at the Shasta
Steam Mills, in this place.
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-23

DISTRICT CoURT.-In this Court the case of
Mckinney Co. Us. ]. D. Smith ct al, is drawing
Is SLOW length toward prospective conclusion.
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-23

THE RAoEs.-We observe from the Red Bluffs
Beacon that the sporting gentlemen of the VAL
ley have had great fun lately. We love horse
race, and believe racing has done much for the
improvement of the horse, Gov. Wise to the
contrary, who, we will bet, can't tell the differ
ence between mustang and Thoroughbred
We happen to know where Gov. Wise lives, and
whilst we would be willing to quote him as an
authority on oysters and oyster fundums," ON
horse flesh, never! He can sail boat, no
doubt, or shoot gun, but we will venture to
assert that he can't ride horse at all. We no.
tice that some correspondent of the Beacon
quotes Gov. Wise on this subject. Now we will
wager the lager that the correspondent afore-
said can't ride any better than did the inimita-
BILE Harry Lorrequer his first equestrian ex-
pertinent.
The foregoing article was put in type last
week, but was crowded out"1
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-23

DIssoLUrIoS--Seelig l. Newbauer have dis
solved co-partnership. Sec advertisement.
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-23

l. o. o. F.-The Most Worthy Grand Master,
Master, W. NJ. Allen, will be present at the en-
suing meeting of the Shasta Lodge"-on Mon
day evening next
Mr. Van Bokklen will also visit officially the
lodge at French Gulch tonight and Clear
Creek Lodge, Horsetown, Tuesday evening
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-23

ARGUMENT AGAINST THE ANNEXATION OF CUBA.
The Washington Republic IA Republican pa
Catholic influence in elections omnipotent, by
annexing the million and half of Catholics in
Cuba. That is certainly a capital Know Nothing
argument against the requirement of Cuba, and
may account for the virulent abuse with which
that party treated Mr.. Buchanan for signing the
Ostend Manifesto" which, it will be remem-
bered, declared that an immediate and earnest
effort ought to be made by the Government of
the United States to purchase Cuba from Spain
at any price, &C., for the reason, among others
enumerated, that " the Union can never enjoy
repose, nor possess reliable security as long as
Cuba is not embraced within its boundaries"
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-23

A BAD TEsT.-Douglas has recently said that
he would vote for the admission of Kansas into
the Union, before they have the requisite num-
Der of inhabitants according to the English bill,
provided ''the people of Kansas shall, by means
entirely unobjectionable in all other respects,
adopt State Constitution, and ask admission
into the Union under it." For saying this the
S. F. National pronounces him in opposition to
the National Democracy. Well, then, all we
have to say is, that VIM. L. English, author of
that bill, and, indeed many members of Con-
gress from the North, whose orthodoxy is un-
doubted with the National Democracy, are in the
same category, for they have declared that they
will do just what Douglas says he will do. In
fact, we think the National has been a little too
hasty in this matter. We are inclined to the
opinion that this new test, if applied vigorously
will exclude almost every northern Democratic
member from the National Democracy, as well
as many leading southern Democratic men and
papers.
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-23

bALL!-Our dance-loving fair readers, and
their numerous beaux viii please observe that
MI Alex Love will give ball at his residence
on Battle Greek, on the 18th proximo
LIBRARY AssooIArIoN-The opening address
oil TINS Association viii be delivered in the course
OF a week or two.
Inc initiation fee has been reduced from $40
TO $40.
AMERICAN HorEL.-0ur old friend Nicholas
Naner' formerly of the Four Mile House, has
become partner with Mr. Chandler in con-
quoting this Hotel Nick makes capital Boni-
face His numerous friends throughout the
country are aware of this fact, and also that be
Is capital judge of good liquors.
The Shasta courier., 1858-10-23
From Red Bluffs.

We Gull the following items of interest from
the Beacon There is large amount Of goods
now lying at the Bluffs, awaiting means of trans
portation. Teams are in great demand.
Hon. VIM. r. Harrison arrived on the 10Th
with his family, across the Plains, direct from
the State of Iowa. They came in through the
Noble route, and are in excellent health.
The Beacon would regard such an event as
the downfall of Shasta, &C., as very great mis-
fortune"
Major Bidwell writes the Beacon that, during
the past season, he raised 1856 bushels of Sonora
wheat upon ten acres and sixteen rods-or a
little over seventy-three bushels to the acre.
The crop is free from smut.
Sheriff Dunn has paid into the treasury about
S21, 900 taxes
DouGLAs IN TEsNEssEE.-A large meeting Of
Democrats, held at Bridge Place, Tenn, passed
resolutions endorsing Douglas as " the expoun-
der, the embodiment, and the fearless defender
of true Democratic principles, and recommend
ing him to the next National Democratic Con-
vention, as a candidate for President in 1860
and James l.. Orr, OF South Carolina, for Vice.
President"
Those persons who believe that Douglas ha:
lost ground in the South, are mistaken. The
South has seen him tried as no other Democrat
ic Statesman has ever been tried-they know
him to be a National man-equaly defender o
the rights of all portions Of the Union-free from
sectional prejudices-honest, fearless, incorrup-
Convention in 1856, and, unless we read the
signs of the times amiss, they will vote for and
nominate him in the Charleston Convention in
1860.
, 1858-10-22
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.-pnospEcrUl


MECHANICS, INVENTORS, MANUFACTUR-
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dry abtusc work technical science; the contrary
II deals with the great going In the scientific
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every II the Mechanic Artizln wishts TO know
the best machine In rse how 10 make any substance
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recipe for making good color, &c.-h the invent 7
wishes to know what Is going 10 the way OF improve
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the times and TO employ the best facilities Ia his business
If the man Of leisure and stdy wishes 70 keep himself
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and appliances, both Of ps and war-a these desid-
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Specimen copies sent gratuitously for inspection
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So Letters should be directed N
MUM 4 CO., l2S Fulton ST., NY.
~ MCsas Mum l. Co. are extensively engaged In
procuring patents for new Inventions and will advise
inventors without charge, In regard 70 the novelty Of
their improvements
, 1858-10-22

Medicinal Diet Drink, Of eminently sautary qualities,
manufactured by him ell exclusively at his factory at
cheidIm, In Holland, ard we'll known during the last
twelve years throughout the Atlantic and WesteIn es
IL made from the best Barley that he selected IN
Europe, with the eenre Of aromatic Isah berry, Ui
ACKNOWLEDGED and ,traordDary medicinal qualities It
has long since acquired higher reputation both IN Eu
rope and Am rira, shan any other diuTetG beverage.
AnayZ'd, IL Is a PERFECTLY rURE LIQuoR, In IFS
fleets a mild and wholesome tonic II Is extensively
used and approved by the medical faculty. the temper
ance pc pie, heads Of families, &c.
In Gravel, GOut and rheumatism, In Obstructinns Of
the Bladder and Kidneys aud in general Debility It's
effects prompt, decided and invariably reliable And
II L. not MS remedy for these malad es lu In all cases
Is almSt universally the Of the 1t operates
sURE PREyGKTIvE.
FOr Fever and Aeue II is one Of the most ticacious
Drl yenliIpH that can he TesUf,td 10.
, 1858-10-22
WithOut Paw!

G5- These Baths improve the complexion, rendering
the skin soft and smooth and adapted 10 all Female
Difficulties Ladies' are requested N accompany each
Other. and every facility Is offered for their enjoyment
They may be taken by rersons In perfect health being
the most uxnTi0ns Bath ever devised altf
, 1858-10-22
LONDON CLUBHOUSE GIN.

To the Publle. aH
UVIIIS celebrated Gpretending to nothing but what Il b.
viz: pure and nnAdulterated article, and assuming
artificial merits u what IS not, ss some Of is rival i'm
taiors doafter eight year of pnbe approval and very
extensive sales In the cities Of New York Philadephis
he public. A. we'll a. hy the best M dca and scientc
authorities throughout the United States and The CanadaH
70 be superior, not only beverage Of general use, ~
any other article e%%Is.ng aeIn,I sas ~ =
To persons travelling IN these days Of rapid traDst from
East 10 Wet, North 70 South and more particularly 10
ecroluE the Isthmus and who are eOns atty chang
ing their water as well as their clmaleEho are drink
ing ind ed dozen kinds Of water In every tWentyDur
hours aud each drAught oniainng property acting
in chemical antagon.ms 70 the preceding one, thereby
causing an unnatural degree 10 the stomach
1t Is positively and also nty necessary 10 coGn-
teractg agent. Fm the fact that this article Il pre-
pared expressly n meet snch exigencies, and 0 act
know Il will act ~ On antd0te, We confidently pre-
scribe as the very best article in the country. The
name Of Aromatic 6cheldpm Scbhapps has never been
attached in my way TO this article.
The London Cluh-IIOuss Gin
Requires Of the usual caution to the puhlIer 10
beware Of countereters Il being, like al other genuine
articles, beyond the base art Of cOunterEdtng.
the London CIub-IIOuse Gin
Is antdOle " the horrible adulteutOn " which every
thing alcoholic Is submittcd-the noxious pOs0ns made
up and sold as AROMATIC ScHKIDAA ScHNSPPs, &c.
The London CIub-House Gin
Requires no word Of advice" no cantion tO The pub
lie" Those who once drink Il nd security In is virtues
aRhnat tne NCloub tenptauoud Ot Cruising any OF us
vile imitaiions even under advice y while those who
" caution the public" against counteriecFs have them
selves been cautioned BY the public to beware Of any but
Tue LoSDoE CLuBH9rsn GM 3
WIiLI.AM II. DAY,
57,t m tole ImpaneT, New York.
| N0TICE.-The unexampled success Of the LONDON
CLUB BousE GN has indIced host ef imita oFs, WIN
are Puttag up an interior article under similar titles
Purchasers will please notice the ste Of the sigma
ture Of the undersigned on the label.
WM II. DAILY.
For sale BY all the principal Liquor Houses n San
Francisco California. S3mis
, 1858-10-22

sUKE PREVENTIVE.
FOT Fever and Aeue Il Is one Of the most tnicacious
prCvenlNeS that can be TcsOr;td 10.
The Aromatic 'rhridam SrbnappS
Is Consequently in great demand by ppTsnns travelling
out to settle In those parts Of the cuu'ry especially
well by many n every community where Il has become
known Ou account Of lis other remedial properties.
10 all cases Of DroPseal tendency II Is generally the
Of the disease. In Dyspepsia naladies, when taken In
proper quantities. diet drink and especially at dinner
i Is loud, by uniform experence u be emincnily eica-
ciOus Ia tue most obstinate when The best Of
the usual remedies have failed b A I'd mure than mpo-
nary relief In Of Fatulency Is an immed tie snd
nyarae specific; aud IL may be administered in diluted
and prol0roiae quantities even TO young fInts all
those parnGySs Of gripping pain IN the stomach and bow
' TO Whh they are especially subject, as well as in the
ch0lic ol grown persOns.
IL udUions adoption in connection with the principal
meals OF when sense O exhaustion dictates sRse
fails 10 relieve the debility attendant upon prtracted
chronic m ladies, l'w temperament and exhausted vital
energy, by whatever cause induced These facts 10
which many Of the most eminent medical men, both in
Europe and the United Sate have horne testimony aud
which cOrroborated by the highest written authorities
Put up In quart or pint bottles, in Of dozen,
with my name on the bottle, colk, and FAC smile Of my
81 IN, tdre on the label.
For sale by all the respectable druggists and Liquor
dealers in California and Oregon.
UD0LpH0 WOLFE, Sole Importer,
p Beaver street, New York.
Caution to the Public.
London Cordial Gin,
Club House Gin,
iSchCiddm SchRdpps,
Neiicdtod SchnappS,
Royal SchRdPps,
de-, de-, dc.
Under the above and similar titles the liquor mixers Of
this city are bottng large quantities Of adnented
wholesome Trash. costing hut little, which they hope
PS somS are "a s,
as 10 pass for good Liquor except with the lest judges
, 1858-10-22
The Washington
NJ u 1R may,

TUE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
4 his friends patrons, and those intending purchases that
notwithstanding all the great excitement about Pzers River
Roads, Passes and Trails he has whsOOd the temptation for
The purpose Of supplying the wants Of the people with good
q selection Of
, 1858-10-22

Mayor Poe, of Gallon, Ohio, appears to be in
bad OdOr. Even the ladies' of the town have
sent petition to him asking him to resign, on
the ground that his general course has been such
AS to encourage and create the increase of vice
and immortality.
, 1858-10-22

A young fellow in Cincinnati, Ohio, recently
made application for marriage license, but when
called upon to give the lady's name, could not,
for the reason that he had forgotten it
, 1858-10-22
FrU1t TrOe9,

and The Largest TREI offered TO The public on The
Paeiae coast. say the BEST fREEsno gas about that
foy Thousand trees nom to three years growth from The
gran. For particulars catalogues.
20 now have your Orchard grounds ready; you have not
you had better begin for intend open the sale Of Trees
the FIRST day Of November.
Catalogues can be had by applying 10 the undersned by
'euet Osl paid or at any Of the storesn stelaeoom.
NR-Nmsery SIX miles cas-. of steIlacOom.
HUGH PATTIsON,
s'OR Washington Plains, W.T..
, 1858-10-22
listtIImtuus.
NEW ENGLAND HOUSE,
S7ETLACOOM, ". T.

IN THE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING FITTED ~
@in up and opeIed the above establishment It'll
desires to call the attention Of the travelling public on
Puget Sound thereto, and solicit their patronage.
The house is kept the Restaurant principle Meals
can be had at all hours Of the day and night at moderate
rates. and always comprising the very best the market
Affords
In connection with the Eating department, private
apartments have byen fitted up expressly for Lodgings
where the weary traveller cannot only refresh the inner
man. but refresh the body in clean linen and comfortable
quarters. Parties travelling on the Sound and arriving
after hours, need only knock to be admitted.
The subscriber hopes by strict attention to business
to merit share Of public patronage.
25af JAMES p. SAUNDERS.
, 1858-10-22
MARINE HOSPITAL,
Port, Townsend, June %, 1853.

DR. p. NJ. O'BRIEN, LITE RESIDENT ply
~ sieian and Surgeon Of The County Hospital, San
Fnciso0 and of the hospital of the Sera nf Mercy
in charge O the Marine Hospital st Port Townsend.
DIR. O'BRlEN Is also prepared 10 receive private pa
tients. He atiers himself too, with the hope that an
experience Of sixteen years in the praice of bis prns-
s0n both private and hospital together with thorough
medico chiTmgical education evidenced by the proper
guarantee Of diploma that tlect will obtain fvr lin
the confidence Of the citizens On Puget SJund.
Letters addp ssed
PM O'BRIEN, ND,
Port Townsend,
will he daily Acknowledged. ITu
, 1858-10-22
RATH5l

BY which the mnst wonderful and quickest cures ar
effected without particle Of nasty and isonnus medi
cine Of any kind and be makes very derAte charges
though he does not attempt TO swnde any man into h
idea that be does d all
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