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NO. I60.
Mlisecllaneuus.
ALCO II OIL
look az THE TRUTH!
10 IIIAN w AEIIA WI .-II rnA NJ 4 L L

EOOk AF THE TRUTH!
ITO THOSE WHO WISH TO MAKE
L T5dacti thsir Tailoring bils. aud tired Of
bu ilg read mai clio hing would te your entisu
o. ft we'll klown that you yalr work done al
isl 81 Cair sfre-t by EOUTALE for sold deal less
thn sr2 obliged o In the stores AMI yet
well m and work m-oo bv Of the hrst ability Al
wLrs warranted J. b. keeps constantly hand
good supply Of all Aads Of ClOihs AMI Gents F4rcv
GOlds1nd aakcs his prl sllt the times j. o. would
lketl that IN reason he scnabsd sell gods cheau
cr than the 10 tn fact tha' he Is himself Prac ici
Workman Dies all hls own Business, and has h5use
rclt top -.
PRICES FOR PERSONS FURNISHING THEIR OWN
GOODS
Cutting and MakEg Double Breast Frork Cont from S.
10 s. So DO Snsf 10 from 81 % % s. o.: 10 Sack
Raglan. unlCr &, a. ff0m 81 % 10 o. DO Pauts
win trimming, $ go s. s do Vests wIh thinning
s2tOt1 s. s. Rays C IN Saok ets- ins aud thinning.
from - IS O. - e Boys Vests Pants, making and
ming, from s. y 10 II So
CLOTHES CLEANED. PRESSED, REPAIRED, &C,
] BOUTALL.
iel.6w IL $. CHR S rect above Enc
THATCHER, BURT 4 CO. PRO-
L pristors Howes Patent Truss ijgs, and Wholesale
Meryn street. Cleveland, Ohio Lot Of C. Z. C. l.
Trark
weasopossess fciities recaiyns and shipping Lum-
her. Saves. Rair0ad Hon Gtils01e Buldng SIOne and
heavy arces Of all kinds drecty from . vessel and
rice Usrsu without csrtase-
Ae meus attended, to with promptnsss and at fir
uVzlLlm
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SUPERIORITY OF THEIR METH

SUPERIORITY OF THEIR METH
- c OF producing AnIdciai Teeth over ANY other known
Isl SIAIPLICITY One pi oe chemically unel in all
its laris, lad o. The sane qselifg Of material
the model OF hrr own mpfe>iou. Thls adaptation
81 PUBITY.-Tle entire Fiaie and Teeth are im7er-
efssase or hsit proSf against he eorrosve sa oisIse
ecreoaS1 tue mouth e5alE1n 70 gold plate wOrk, and
4ih- COLOR -ErsLt, Lively, and a gooi imitation OF
hcmicaiiy uni-cd Doee hat will pas sine ordeal
Itls l'sest, q : counterfeit ol lePorceiain
PATRON NAGE-S &c Aprl, i-s6, We have inserted Fire
Ldret ad Cess. OF this number eglfg-src ses
have axe lie paes 81 Gold Piae work in the last ua
eSmsled vi In no 90 ,eIe tsetb b'S , tar
hastnere been any dissatisfaction
rEbAs-Acc0Td 10 he nature Of the case, and given
PAYMENTUp the receipt OF the ORDER or on isliv-
cry PrrsoHs wIi & ID r-te can apply theIT plis in part
GUARANTY.S .tiEsrstoa; provided the terms OF ray
Inclt AMI secIa ialrurtlls have conPiied with
Persons wanting Information. vii be given
tlio-e "a constant use OF our work-
The a-ural tceiunc wees Is long enough 10 iueveus be
sset a the e1ira1 ia- apd the qDplicaiioa-
viii Apply an s1frs d0sIs Ssf a esfl ftss sIiludefory
wItnia tgo day aiter th- arIIval ul the pai1eat.
TO THE DENTAL PROFESSION.
l..se ol sol 3ii - ~ -, We villa
OF your paeu cases an artcuiatIug, models, &C, &c
ftrI III Tess1ui arcurcy h, nc nam sHd ~ r1is
ting aldel We Will also make Block Wofk 10 order
1c1s1nale terms
TeSlimORials and References.
observed with u~a the lasttEo years.
above thul uf alcins Aulral Teeth. and tcilevr
statements u this l ircalar eulrert-
7. GARLICK.
have uvus satel With care, 70 The last three years
the arvc niehnl Of making au pp yiu Artificial i ee
a. TIE Lalurory Ol Dr. Wright, use, and car
say WIKI cuuidcuce that hss plan the btsr
@ entirely suresiul when made under his ohso
The supe0uy Of ts kind oi Dental Work gold OF
knl OF uetc plate, aunut be que>ti0ne Nd the
Dr. Wnglf Circular 0f the of eases whrr
his work has taken place gud plate, Much
OF this work gold ate had been iurIshe BY the best
Dentists uthe Country. ain uot with the
cess OF Porcelain work tle Ia ds alhers au Dr.
Nrl-hL II ACkLEN, NJ
Late Prof. of Surgery Ciese 1Isd. College.
Dan Rhodes, Prof J. p. klrtland
u Ilckslu- Prof =. y. Hunt
Ex M1for fasilc, ~. Eul Il III I1uru1l.
n i. Whitman, WIN ". Richards,
D. o. Sturtrraui, Pr0i. GalChell-
j 4 Cur iss
y B.-faviu leaned that persons claiming % 20 this
wrk. anr mlny claiming agents for he
same. viii thai upta date have aEeua
tie q. who have any rhf rnl the above laicuiea q
such cai and IN huse citker Infringement
nasiiiunf nrosIfiu let Il w1rk rs q urc;
If inlfinse nicnt VIII ~ due attend 70 that
NJ l. WRIGHT, n d
Aetna e frIef flraf y
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CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES.

CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES.
Mauv diseases that aoct hum tnliY are Inherited as IA
frtu tisenseii bodies OF KY srcs ~ COM
Cousuptiun, Syphiis and Fits among tle no. how
OF consiTtuIi ua diseases. Now, w3<rs nav have
been ed IN ihs SYST N, efairaio IRON The
MaEs kESotsnlNe hssoLs tics Of disc ssd deposits.
~ M ''o 'ei.s ls,~@.....1iJRENfS DISEASE.
StteV1riSo lsys0l vENr should be hailed a.
hADNAf ieverv mother, throughout the land, whose
biessin frt with Sores HuinoTs, Gr Tn Sc break
tnus ear.vl eyldence ol eisea,c "a
p. m. ,,.r.,f sfoek A few doses OF the kfNovATINo
Vs 49, nj, era1rais cvsry vestige the disease, and
inSI1F, re- child a sound AM healthy body.
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PAsTURAeE-lsss.
TRUNKS! TRUNkS ,!

New Painting Establishment,
On the Public Square, one door Rorth Of K-s-
dalrs Store
TlASC0TT & HOPKINS A X +
u urcparcd do Honse SEn Car4iase snd Ori7n etal
Pautiug-Imi ainr OF Weeds Alarhlrs- &c
Oriers -.,iieifei ansacls TASCOTT : EorkI y
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4flaabinists 81.
9toprs, 81.

~ STANLEY WOULDRESPECI
- tgfr ifra tle ciixeis &C CleEcland anJ Nlriniiy
~ =, 1,-,-n+7 stove No 81 Prospect street
49, vii 81 St1ves CHEAP FOR CASH, having
-.-.l 9g-aitmcni af she --latest aairerus q.
C,haia pu.nps fti.l up 20 on.er Also
In. Cautc- and sheet lrnu ware f-iiieul-i ----N-
- ~ s5S ,si,i ! is9aici Al work yurIan'ed-
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TeSIim0lials and ReftFelreS.

y B-IiaviuE leaned that pcrsnns eaimag TO 20 this
vvgEk. anr claiming for he
will SOY thai upta tins dafe We have ageuH
tie o. A, wu have any Tht fr the above lafcuiaa o.
such claim. aud IN huse q Is either Infringement
iInsiiunf imposition ietit w1rk rs cuTe;
If infiuse ient, VIII ~ due ime attend 70 that
NJ l. WRIGHT. NJ. D,
senr1q Aetna 5 TO- the Company.
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~ ,--1-,- - - d BTrtTAIINOUS COAL, which d
-7rtry asr- I'll 10 domestic puTT0sre, as well p lr
steam and SAITH usc. can be had u the uuIefsueu Aei'
for the Company .-.-s .-..r. .r,s
Order faf cE or foreign t-alc viii BE Necel Wllh ls
naf aud lagered par % the ciy ol s1aiht
which v m not fail in please. f leit al elthet ni uuI
rs --' St,BNEI.i. * WHEELER
Il ui-rr g-14sar -u.f 4 /. =. Coal Pei.
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COai-- aOTl--CO0i.

IL AMMONDSk lILE, NEW De ~
4 ~ hlnregya. ,Tia Ven. SaimcVltic ana ON Nl j
les OF ie est coal IA marx O. are siid ly ue "t l'
ice on the Government llcr, deliverable m any ll' ' '
rits len a. ;.e Drug store OF Dr. Ames on tho Puln'
Squ4re ,EIl ae pragaIty - aicnue4 20. ~.
Ais, AGENT loT the cc rie iiion a
C1n.sl l.',, = '--S- o a. sCoVILL
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NHHDREN'S STRAW HATS-V

1rr ivc iron Aucfi NJ large sfucs oi Leg
nm an Cloal Hats Suitable for Boys ard tiil
m an szps winch Will a1er iar per cent below tAl
rssrlei prsces. ar ) HYsI An CO.
80 Core superior and Pebble Square
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COAL---COAL.

COAL---COAL.
NOW IS TIE TIME TO FEI IN
y vo-r yVlufer su1piv We daily IeceIv asY eu-
a. for Siovcsl5d Crates, which we sell = - .
rrrto.I Partes Iu= 10 pufeuase Wi q .e- ~
iI An .-ers iHr1u sh the Post Ohce prom 7ig al
IenIi n OfeeS and yards e. 3 p r. h lieE 7-I Il
4 n p r NJ chine Shep. Lake s-lg.t- ~,
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In the immediate vicinity of the different
Works mentioned in this article, are also the
Railroad Rolling Mills, the Cleveland & Erie
Work Shops, DC, De This locality is an active
and pleasant one, and visit to eiher OF the
different places mentioned is full of interest ant
Instruction
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-28

G@5" We have passed over the Nicaragua
route, and unhesstatingly pronounce the jour
ney across the Isthmus worth the price of the
whole passage. 1t is pathway through the
fields of paradise. The river with its nrchway
of green shrubbery and flowers, the magnificent
lake, the land travel through the beautiful val
lcys, the breezes Of which are laden with the
most fragrant odors, the fine rolling hills, inter-
spcrsed with well cultivated ranches, all tend to
form combination calculated to inspire the
traveller with emotions of thankfulncss that he
has been permitted to pass through scenes so
sublime We long for the opening of the Nica-
ragua route and hail it as next in Importance to
the great Pacific railway -MayysriHe Express.
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-28
THE FARMERS GUIDE
To Scientific and Practical Aqriculture.

To Scientific and Practical agriculture.
By HENRY STEPHENS, F. r. s., of Edinburgh,
and the late J. p. NORTON, Professor of Sci
entific Agriculture in Yale College, New Ha-
ven. vols. Royal Octave. 1000 pages, and
numerous wood and steel Engravings.
This is, confessedly, the most complete work
on Agriculture ever published, and in order to
give it n wider circulation the publishers have
resolved to reduce the price to
FIVE DOLLARS for the TWO VOL UMES!
When sent by mail (post-paid) to California
and Oregon the price will be 81. To every
other part Of the Union, and to Canada post
paid), Sc,
BsA- THIS ,rork is NOT the old "Book Of oftheFarm.'
Remittances for any of the above publications
should always be addressed, postpaid, to the
Publishers. LEONARD SCOTT Il CO.,
No. 81 Gold street, New York.
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-28
Keeping the Carnival In Lima.

A core spondent Of the Atta, writing from
the city Of Lima, thus speaks Of a curious way
the ladies Of that city have Of celebrating the
carnival.
For three days in succession have the ladies'
a right 10 besprinkle everybody with water, and,
you may believe H. that they availed themselves
of the privilege with a vengeance. All houses
are for this purpose, shut, 70 keep intruders off,
and 10 the balconies, which are a sort Of frame
work with Venetian blinds aud curtains, the fair
nyfnpbs keep themselves concealed, armed with
pals Of water, pitchers, and, last though not
least, with syrnges Of heavy calibre and long
range As coon now as they spy out gentle
man coming unawarcs along, they open their
batteries and give him dreadful ducking. With
all my prudence 10 reconnoiteriug the enemy,
they actually got me three times into horrld
cross fire, and in spite Of all sueh plastic leaping
ma would have raised the envy aud then driven
to despair the nimbIest Of ballet masters, was
as many times drenehed TO the skin. But the
ladies have 4. not altogether their own way. At
oil corners eggs filled with scented water are
sold (some even have n jackass loaded with
these missiles at their disposal and armed with
them the gentlemen return to renew the battle.
The ringing peals Of laughter If some one gets
fairly hit, the grotesque jumps and ridiculous
positions Of the men to eyade the water, the
flushed cheeks Of the ladies and the cheerful ex-
citement all around, makes the scene very
amusing one. ! saw one balcony at the French
Consufs house defended by half dozen as
pretty creatures that the boldost and most ac-
complished pencil would be paralized if he
should dare to portray them, against some fifty
gentlemen, all carrying basket with eggs un-
der their arm. The ladies, nndauntcd by such
superior force, kept their places gallantly, and
only after the whole ammunition Of the attack
ing party was exhausted that they allowed them
selves some rest. The same game Is then re-
peatcd with recupcrated yigor, while the gen
tlemen, headed by band Of music, continue
their cruise in search Of other game. The In
tcndcnte," which corresponds with your City
Marshal, had forbidden, for fear of excesses, all
these funny proceedings, and Mt the head Of
some Dragons tried TO enforce the law, but in
this attempt he was, with bis suite, nearly
drowned, and had to beat hasty retreat. Adios.
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-28

OLD AGE AND YorTH-A SHORT DOMESTIC
SKErcu.-A gentleman, whom we will call Mr..
Blauco, says the Yreka Union, aged about forty,
lately became cnamored Of young lady of about
thirteen, tthere are no children in California, J
whose name we will call, for resemblance sake
Miss Pillar, who, with the appoval of her par
en,s, consented to deck with the garlands of her
youth and beauty the winter of his declining
age. Subsequently the venerable Lothario
finds his betrothed in n miners cabin, dancing
with the boys;' rerroves her for her want O.
propriety, gets abused, kicked and shoe
thrown in his face for taking improper liberte.
in trying to "kiss and make up;" become fright.
ened and insultcd, and leaves for Walla Walla
VIII not probably return.
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-28

A HAIRY fEJoiSpgn.-Whilc Senator Cola
mcr was speaking in the Senate recently, he
turned towards Senator Benjamin, whose scat is
near his and said
I" | observe that the Senator from Louisiana is
making a suggestion; perhaps it Is very i'm
portant one
Senator Benjamin promptly rose, and very
eourteousy apologzed for the interruption, and
said:
81 did not mean to interrupt the Senator's
remarks in the slightest degree. was merely
suggesting TO his colleague that his argument
might be turned tho other way. II he will re-
fleet moment he will see that we got Louis
lana, all slave territory, and they took half OF
IL; and II was not very unreasonable thing for
the South to ask for half Of the Mexican acqui-
sitions that he says were all free"
Mr.. Collamer rejoncd MS follows; al have nc
doubt that the gcntlcnan's ingenuity can turn
any argument against any man. The sugges-
ton was more loud, perhaps, than was intended
nad did not know but that the gentleman was
somewhat Ia the condition of the lawyer who
kept talking loud after the decision Of the judge
The judge told him there was no use in arguing
after the decision had been made. lie said he
was not arguing he was only eussing the de.
cision,"
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-28

Almost DUgL.-On July Sd, atthe Kingwood
House, in Washington, Mr.. 9. l.. Scott, member
Of Congress from California; and DR.. Ogden, for
mcrly of Sacramento became engaged in an
alteration. Washington ettcr-writer gives
the following version of the affair Mr.. Scott, on
the day in question, was at the above hotel, in
conversation with several gentlemen, when as
Scott alleges, DR.. Ogden nterfercd with often
siye remarks. Scott finally knocked him down,
when Ogden drew his knife in q threatening
manner, but did not use it. A challenge from
the latter followed, and was promptly accepted
by Scott. The affair was subsequently settled
on amicable basis-Dr Ogden disavowing
any intentional otfense in his remarks and the
member expressing regret for the blow.
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-28
J, -. wh.m me ooa. Love DIE Young.

w. G. Dsyant has seIdon given birth 70
pysstier simije than this bright jewel from bi
poetic pen:
Upon yon mountains distant head,
With zpotiess znows forever white,
Where al Is ytiiI and cold and dead,
Late shines the ssa's departing light;
Bot far beIow those icy rocks,
The vAIes IN summer bloom arTzyed--
Woods fall Of birds and fields Of foeks,
Are dim with mist or dark with shade.
Ard thus from warm and kindly hearts,
And eyes where generous meaning burn,
Earliest tie light Of life departs,
And fingers with the cold and stern.
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-28
DIR. L. J. CZAPKAYS
Grand Medical and Surgical Institute

Sacramento street, below Montgomery, opposite
Pacific Mail Steam Ship Co.'s Office,
SAN FRANCISCO
Esfabiished IN 1854, far The Permanent CIR. Of all
PIRATE and Chronic DReases, and the sup-
pression Of Quackery.
A TTESDING AND RESIDENT PHYSICIAN.
n L. j. Czapkay ". D., late in the Hungarian
revolutionary war, Chief Physician 10 the 2eth
Regiment of Honveds, Chief Surgeon 10 the Mil
itary Hospital of PeSth, Hungary. and late Lee
turer on Diseases Of Women and Children.
Communications strictly confidential
Permanent cure guaranteed, or no pay
Consultations, by letter or otherwise free.
Address L. j. CZAPKAY. NJ. d..
San Francisco. Cal
TO THE AFFLICTED.-Dr- L. J. Czapkay
L returns his sincere thanks to his numerous
patients for their patronage, and would take
this opportunity to remind them that he con-
tinues TO consult at his Institute for the cure of
chronic diseases of the Lungs, Liver, Kidneys,
digestive and genital organs, and all private
diseases, viz: syphilitic ulcers, gonorrhea,
gieet, structures, seminal weakness and all the
horrid consequences Of self-abuse, and be hopes
that his long experience and successful practice
o. many years viii continue to ensure him a
share OF public patronage BY the practice of
many years in Europe and the United States
and during the Hungarian and campaigns
be Is enabled to apply the most efficient and
successful remedies against diseases of all kinds
He uses no mercury-charges moderate-treats
his patients in correct and honorable way
has references Of unquestionable yeracity from
men of known respectability and high standing
in society All parties consulting him, by let
ter or otherwise viii receive the best and gen.
tlest treatment, and implicit secrecy.
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-28

SELF-MApE Man.-The Rochester Eniol
tells the following story of Hon. John Kelly
member of Congress from N. Y. City;
A rich New Yorker, MS the story runs, gave q
large entertainment, and among his invited
guests was Hon. John Kelly. In the course o
the evening, tho wealthy citizen remarked tc
Mr.. Kelly, al believe have never had the pleas.
urc Of seeing you in my house before"
"But believe you are mistaken" responded
Mr. Kelly.
"Mstakeni think not. guess am right
But have been here before"
"Wcll," said the wealthy citizen, collecting
BIS thoughts, al can't see how il can be; have
no recollection of you being in my house be-
fore. When was it2 when was you herc?'
"0," said Mr. Kelly, pointing to CRATE in
thc room, (" can bring the matter to your re-
collection; set that CRATE for yoH.p
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-28

SENSIBLE TALK.-The Oregoaiaa talks very
scnsibly about the failure Of Oregon to get into
sho Union:
We rejoice that we were not admitted, for
rle simple reason that we believe it better for
all classes OF our citizens TO remain as they arc
rather than rush prcmaturcly and unpreparcd
INTO State Government 10 crafty the ambi-
sious aspirations Of half n score ofparty aud po-
hticd huckstcrs, who make Oregon Demoerac,
tho only god whom they worship.
The probabilities now are that we shall re.
main a Territory for some years, or at least unit
we can number sufficient inhabitants to entitl,
us to representative in Congress. In III,
meantime We counsel all not to be drawn int,
any party or political nets by which their loyalt,
might be questioned or their patriotism doubt
ed. Oregon is not a State, but Territory o
the United States, and as such We hail her.
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-28
Lines to the Lady Hamilton.
sq sysscsa.

Too long I'ye stay'd. forgive the crime.
rnheeded few the hours
How noiseless faiIs the foot Of time
That only treads on fowersi
What eye with clear account remarks
The ebbing Of his glars,
when all its sands are diamond sparks
That dazzle as they pass
Ahi who 10 sober measurement
Times happy swifiness brings,
When birds Of Paradise have lent
Their plamage for it wings2
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-28
NOTES FOUND.

Tucked UP IN THE MAIN STREET OF
i Shasta, on the goth inst, six Promissory
Notes amounting in the aggregate to S2,3l6 73
The owner, by calling at the dry goods store OF
Henry Gettleson, proving ownership, and paying
for this advertisement, will be placed in posses.
sion of his property.
Shasta, Jan. %, 1898. Jan.5u
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-28

PHYSICIANS CoUSsgI--Dr. Hall, in hi:
Journal Of Health, says TO his "consumptiss
kiends =
+" You want. sir, not physic; You want pure
air, not medicated air; YOU want nutrition, such
as plenty Of bread and meat win give, aud they
alone; physic has no nntriment gasping fol
air cannot cure you; monkey eapcrs in gym.
nasium cannot cure you. II you want 10 get
well, 80 in for beef ead outdoor arr, aud do mol
be deluded into the grave by Advertisements aud
unreliable ccrtitfers
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-28
FOR RENT,

Mss THE LIGHT AND C0MM0DI0US
assiiiii Fire Proof Brick Store, next door to
Ill Stevenson l. Co., and now occupied by
Hoffman as a family grocery, is offered for rent
on reasonable terms. For particulars enquire of
DR.. RoETHE,
City Drug Store, Main st.
hasta, Dec II, 1851 decI2tf
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-28

RESIGNATION AND FoRrIrrDE.-In one of the
battles fought by the Duke of Engheiu, two
French noblemen were left wound, d among the
dead on the field of battle. One complained
loudly OF his pains; the other, after long ST.
lence, thus offered him consolation "My friend
whoever you are, remember that our God died
on the cross, our king on the scaffold; and il
you have strength to look up at him who now
speaks to you, you will see that both his legs
are shot away"
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-28

BsS~ Davy Crockett happened to be present
at nm exhibition Of animals, in the city of Wash
ington, where monkey seemed to attract his
particular attention, and he abstractedly OBJ
served E" If that fellow had on a pair of spccta-
clcs, he would look like Major Wright, of Ohio"
The Major happened to be just behind Crockett,
and tapped Davy the shoulder. Tu' ming
round, Davy very formally remarked: "Ill be
hanged, Major If know whose pardon to ask,
yours or the monkeys
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-28
.pprA1 TO THE INTEMPERATE.

APPEAL TO THE INTEMPEkAIE.
U1HE APPETITE FOR LIQUOR DESTROY
ED-One of the beautiful properties pos
sessed by Dr. Webber's Invigorating Cordial is
that it removes all longing or taste ior hqnor.
Wanv ;nebr;ates 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 tremens has actually occurred.
Sold only in Quart Bottles, by
every respectable Druggist in California. Prico
50, or two for -.
RSFIMPORTANT AU7TON.-Beware OF
Counterfeits. See that the names of I. Jones
and J. Webber are on the top of the outside
wrapper and also blown in the glass. Buy no
other.
Wholesale Agents, Park L White, Croweil,
Crane Brigham and Redding Co., San Fran
cisco. Jeo-om
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-28

rkS- Every untruth, great small, is the
brink of a precipice.--So Sonora Herald
II so, the editor Of the Herald is in imminen,
danger Of breaking his neck any day in the
week.--NarHsrliie Erpress.
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-28
JUST RECEIVED.

A LARGE AND EXTENSIVE ASsoRT-
IA ment of very fine white and blue
BILL HEAD AND wAY.BTIL PAPER,
we are now prepared to do this style of print-
ing in neat and expeditions manner. and al
San Francisco Prices,
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-28
The most Blessed, Sublime and
Divine Remedy of the Age,
and especially for Cali
fornia Diseases.

When erery Remedy has failed, 'chen you hare been
doctored near 10 death scih Mercury, Sdr'dpdr't-
la, and other popular detus'ons; 'rhen, from
,chaterer cause. you become meak, langmd and AL
ina. then try this most blessed concoetion.