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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-02
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a 1a%k 49,
At Lansing Iowa al the r sidenee Of James
Gilbert, Tuesday, sept 2lst KNaS cALAiSs, Esq
aged "a years.
The deceased was the son Of Mr. JAS.
Calkins, Of this place, aud son-in-law of
Samuel Daniels, sen, also uf Upton, We
take the following extract frota the Lar
sing (Iowa) Mirror.
IA genera gloom pcrvades all clusses
Of our community, produced by the sud
den death Of Loman Calkins lis illness
dates only from Friday LIST. lie died
Tuesday morning, at o'clock. at the res-
ideucc Of James Gilbert, from whom
aud his family he received every care aud
attention which the warmcst affection
could prompt. He had no relatives in
Lansing, but durlnc'. residence Of near
ly Eve years he had won upon the heal IS
Of all who knew him. 4 man of noble
intellect, he rar ked high in his profession.
Filled With generous Impulses, incapable
of harbosing mean thought or perform
Ing mean action the etter feelings of
those who knew him prompted love and
admiration uch a. few mel ever obtain
His funeral took lace o. Tuesday after
noon, abolt o clock, aud was attended
by our citizen generally. The death OF
no person in our community could have
caused such universal gloom. =
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We learn that an after pit was made
last Saturday night to set fire to the new
school house in Rock Island. 1t will be
recolIceted this aplcuded ediGao was set
Oh Ere on the evening Of the 9th of last
July, and not much left standing but tie
walls. 1t is now IN RAPID course Of cree
ton s.ain, aud will soon be finished if
the ,ogch Of the inoendiary Is not applied.
In attempt was made last Sunday, We
understand to FIRE the New Presbyterian
Church building. 1t will 20 hard with
the scoundrcl If he is caught at this work.
From what VIC understand Of the feel
ing, there will be no use Of him asking
fer Judge or Jury--Dor. Gaz.
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TO Il ERT FEMALE IN THE UNITED
STATES.
Mrs. NONTAGIEsk FEMALE CORD. 1.

Mrs. NONTAGTE'k FEMALE CORH. III
NOR THE CURE OF ALL THOSE PAINFUL
IL DISEASES PECULIAR TO WOMEN.
Mrs MoNraaUE, for many years afflicted with
most Of the diseases thai are common H. females
spending large fortune IN Ten years ia trying the
d aerent means Of treatment fer her relief. 10 no
avail, vas prevailed upon b. many al he. friends
to visit Cuba. December -, for tie paTpoSe Of
re gaining her former health. While there, she
obtained prescription troGn Spanish PHYSICIAN
Whose silver locks
Were teading to tue grave"
With which, through the mercy of God, she Vas
restored to her youthful health.
After her return she made known 10 hundreds
OF her female sufferers the effects of The remedy
with equally a. great success
This extraordinary medicine II offered 10 The
pablo for the relief ~ ali the painful and dan
gerous diseases peculiar To women, anu that the
Iemale constitution Is subject 10
To taose suffering FROM *froiapsus tteri.'' In
corraoea AIamorgnoea, Menerfhagla, pssnenoFr-
hoea-Chiofosis, speedy care can ne ebtainea-
To those suffering from Failing Of tae " emit,
or Uterine Weakness OF any KIND the Female
Cordial il especially recommended. IL Is wal
raatea to cure this painfal diseasss il psssesegsa
in.
In all spinal affections pain in the region Ct the
Pelsis, iowness Of spirits Hysteria sick headache
and al! those diseases arising ffem the peculiar
formation OF women. tie Cordial will be found Of
an immense value
This medicine modera;es all excess. and re-
moves all obstruction; il insigarates the dehiiita
ted cons ttutioa tor the duties OF life aud when
taken in middle age proves blessing.
Modests forhids o., Ia pabsle advertisement
10 make full the details: bu4 tbs WRAPPER around
each letter will fully explain every case.
Merchants, females, or others, BY sending taree
cent stamp, can have any information concerning
the operations Of tile medicine.
waited Village OF TIE United
States. Pat up in halt-pint bottles; - pr bot
ties; 20 per cent. Oh to the trade. All order'
must be addressed -
lr j. d. sTONER0Ap,
.Soie Proprietor
nsl-yl Lca.xtown, Pa Box III.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-02

TIE ATLANTIC MoNTHLY.-For Dc
tober, is at hand We cannot praise it
more than TO say that it is equal to any
of its predecessors, aud this we can say
with truth. The series Of articles enti-
tied The Autocrat of the Breakfast Ia
he," are 10 be Published in a separate
book. Any one fond of quict humor and
satire viii be sure to get the book, and
subscribe for the Atlantic.
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STOLEN.

From the nnsersi gncd residing in Inland = p
Cedar county, Iowa. on The night Of the zeih all'
a GOA lever watch. Huating cassd, Nni,s nlal
Marked on dial, Win. Reed. Liepsie. u Jewels
Numbered on the iaside VI case ii'... Ine
thief was shabbily dressed, had On an cru ofo"h
coat and Blue Gotten pants
Any person seeing said Watch, and giving N.
formation To me of il or Of the Thief n ahois,
shall he literally rewarded. RoBf 4. sIIii,
Inland, July, 9th 1855. 2awt
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STATE Of i0WA.l
~ concerned.

+. M. - ri aht, and all others concerned.
NOTICE il hereby given that The chicago ,ow IVA
.na Nebraska Railroad Company has located me
linz af it, road over and across the norin sfs'
quarter oi the south west guarer sna W soaa
s',.stsen township eighty two, range four Vest %
VI. ~ uriae,pAl meridian. The owner q said
~, !. Unknown 10 the officers Of said railroad
eas,,.an,. Il i. leiisved that the s"nsf y non
1t ar ,his State and this notice i gwen IN
80 =, !, cyoreedinss may be dad lar the assess
.so. ~ sams ges oceasioaed Ivy the location OF
Ia line a aforesaid; as is provided by the sa"'
az the state Of lava.
.,.,.,oa lara AsD yrrRasEA RAILROAD Go.
By it, Attorney,
July 10th Is5a. - d. 'a"'-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-02

rn~ The North Western Farmer, and
The Wisconsin Farmer, for October arc
on our table. These numbers are both
excellent, and we intend, after election,
to draw largely from their columns -
Lest we may not select the most inter
esting, send for them, and then You will
be sure of getting the best.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-02

Earaci from ne EDITORIAL columns Of tst t'tcsso
Press and jFtstte. ANA Democrat, ~ asp foEes ~
the Mechanics fa5f, SGT LA, 1853
We PASS To another hea1tfal and Notable
preofrf Chicago work, magnificent sllFer.Fiated
show ease Erola the 9aTeFoeas OF Aessts \. !.
Campbell \ Co.. 80 Dearborn street, aud which
iesiccls great credit upon It's makers, from the
handsome and werkmaa,like manner III which II
Is finished. MeSsrs Campbell Co. are N1e onlY
show case manufacturers west Of New \ ers who
make evelythin< connected with tie business Oh
their oyn premises il being still customary With
all others 10 send to New ! orb toE the metal
frames Of which THESE cases are made, hul " leh.
NJ also metal sashes, n. Hessrs. Campbell x To.
now manufacture IN this city. Altogether their
establishment tafEs out work moi To lie eAeei}ed
If eqaallrd ~ any haase in the United States
We would invite attention to one, from lis
being manufactured III Chicago, by the enls firm
in the United states out III New York or fhi'a-
delpAis that manufacture everything in tAeir
F.. line We sllude 10 d magnificent show casc lroE
the warc~rooms Of hessrS. Campbell n To-, Is
Dearborn street. nAaeh Teaects maea credit on
both ts makers and eur city, proving Ia 1t does,
! tina. Chicago and her mechanics are shifas-f Il
NV
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FROM SCRIV MS
Advertising ana Collecting Agency.


AVE HAVE FOR SALE the 'o'.os.hs a'a ~
...s,io, no. r. sa r. 8 one bali under cultivation,
with good house and orchard on u
". hi. &. r. sec. 80, r. -, X >. all enclosed,
aud mostly ustler cultivation.
south half \. W. sec. 30, I. 80, u south hf'
\. r. sec 50, T. So X. :. with house, ana lNen,
~ a,.,es fenced With a stone quarry upon it--5s
.sr.s eff tilst,er 10 be sold NTH the above des-
,tsa isa acres Of iara in Benton county, eight
,,t,cs rest OF yinton good prairie, miles from
timber.
The whole or part Of the above 'ands w'h be
sold cheap. They are very desifAoie ianas' sun
81 ,,arravemenf. are in good repair. 10 any
one desiring good farm, this opportunity Is =
lar further information enquire Of Hon ). " !.
C.atteIl. on the premises, or :. :. Danisn - ms
a~Hre. J1e
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-02

ELECTION DAY.--lsc coming soon, when
a crowd will be seen in our streets, with
new suits from the popular clothing cs-
adjustment of Casad < GILMORE. Cali
and see; you have no idea how cheap
they do sell.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-02
INFLAMNATIMN ~ lie -

Like AN other aaa&5an- is eaosed bE imParty Of The
blood. WHICH causes NIL eFapsre diseases, Is Sa haean
seurvy, Bols, sores. Ulcers, 81, TIE blood becoming
Instructed in the retas the watery it If the h'ao3
In c5usea il thrown al fraa their extfemeties,
and Dropsy is tho result Many times it is occas5oRsd
hs improper af fafef disease. and the
vessels being filled rs hmors Instead Il Blood
Free evacuatons by these pills. opea tie passage into
he bladder and carry 90 The corrupted burners, ard re-
new them With pure and healthy eaod sa3eA viii drive
out of the hoaY ali inflammation, Together with erotans
Of the skin, and All arapsesl complaints They all ee
shield to every form Of disease. to cna aud KEEP yoE
from cold Rrasug hand of death. ana cause e and
strength to renain. and tie eeunteaanee to brighten
with the bloom Of beauty ana health.
lr. Marsc's IHdlau loot fllls are sold y al
anl-nI. In uoaL- AAas.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-02

l~Thc steamboat - Fanny Harris"
was driven by the current against pier
of the Rock Island bridge, on the I'D
ult., aud badly stove, 50 that she sunk in
few minutes on sand bar upon which
she was run, by the Captain. Two fire.
men were knocked off the boat and
lrorna3 a#u a
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-02
A spisUsLLs TONIC nIxruRE con

N pels belief III its efficacy, whenever -
stored in Fever Agae. stofs !as h.s - 80
denly AZ shutting 81 steam stops igeofaolssg.1
NJ recover il restores the Muscular y'-"1 gu -.
s.ea .nirtts az The oatents. Prepared ffon the
original preseriptlons and with ample afreea','is
by James +. aav.,eli tsaeeessers To Jsmes = As
piB.a.l - Williams street
Y-E sale hg ". =, ba'ifhi
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-02

s<as- John w. Gray, editor Of the
Cleveland Pfaindca'cr, has been nominc-
ted for Congress by the Anti Leeonpton
Democrats Of the 18th district.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-02

NEVADA HorsE--This House for
merry the Boston House, Is now under
the control of Mcssrs Ellsworth 4 Dug
dale, who are doing their best to keep a
hotel that viii merit the patronage Of our
citizens Mr. Dugdale built up an AK
eellent reputation as landlord, while in
the Tiffany House, at Mt. Pleasant
where he was burned out last spring,
losing all Of his furniture. They charge
seventy FIVE cents for snpper, lodging and
breakfast, with horses to hay. Their
stables have been newly fitted up and
farmers and others will find the Nevada
House all that they desire.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-02

Dg> The Louisville Joaraal says Of tn
election In Name: THE Democrats
hold their own (Which was nothing> no.
bly,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


T-ais rnSttnIinn has been removed Cleveland Ollie
Degrees are legally conferred. and sia&cHs upam Ggaaa-
ating may he admitted to practice. Fer Ercaiafs ad-
dress 81 ClsTelaA4. o. lg5 NJ. A. Ala.s sees,
To THE SUFFERING. COMM NIFTY Helnboas
Genuine Preparation Of Fluid Extract Bneha l.
Offered ~ 8 spa eiar, Read The a9verUsemG nj
hcaaca -HeNLaLa. Gen-iAe nreIaratlnn..
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-02

The NEW CouRr HoUsE-Thc tim
hers for the roof and cupola, are aoT BE-
ing put upon the Court House, Its fine
proportions are being made manifest to
the public gaze. Whatever our opinions
may be, as to the policy of building 4
court house at this time, all must agree
that We were fortunate In securing hr-t
rate architect, W. l.. Carroll. Esq, Of
Davenport. That no is well qualified, his
his works DO show. Those who design
building, whether for public or private
use, cannot do better than to engage Mr..
Cagolrs services. He is now putting up
some of the best buildings it the State
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-02

Upton Steam Mill Hour.
4 Ii. those who desire At extra arale}e ii >a-
\ psri4aa Flour made from al extra selected
art clt Of wheat, as CHEAP "a e.eaPer tan can he
bou CHIT at any other place in toan, ean phase
themselves hg calling 1t the Upton City a4tlis.
where We always Keep il On aataa. sc Will MAJ
rant all sueh ilopr. anl aelA e. the sanf a. Fotgf
doors. u O. H.. at0A l.
Triton, Feb. CT. ISIS. Sill
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In Upton at the residence Of Hr Cowaa, Sept.
80, by Rev. A. Nj. tseigeT, Mr.. samne Conner u
Museatiae Ce. to Miss Elizal eth Laolos Of C
OAR county. :
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TIpT ON
.l1Ma3A IA30s
SHINGLES. Lait;r
... DOORS. AFA6sss

always on hand.
An eatire new aud large stock q ~ A'ha@ y
Lumber nov Oh uand. and cheap Ter easD " P'o-
duee rD- Tall anil exaaine heiDfe sou p"y
el..xhe,e WI. BAILEY.
IananrK 5 lat.
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Price 81 per RorIe. 81 sly tp9 s., Celiser-
pf u AJAX 4 III Yss.

~ @NNst.kIN's
Accountability retiAhae bp sPoFsae Oct Icat from
Professors Of Medical Cpsiegas, lfsl "a e.aerS
Prepared aud sold ly Il. Z. HEND1LN.
Practical ard ABaiYttcai aaa5st.
No. - sestk Teaft 81. bsiaas Caesguts. .sssssebfa
RaEfG4a g.. PA3=a.
II To be has af !. d >. STEM AIT. keukHk, la-
general wha4esa5e ard 81 a}t she Drag
and Dealers tAraG asu. the Tz4te4 Ststes Caa.das
and British Prov
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LUNTS MEpILlNS

!, x l. A G y 4 Kill ER
Is s"t'ro.g Vegetable a~4 free ,1,.r.
Prison.
Ne Arsenic, No Cu.nine. No stf,chuIue.
H4fs end Rel ,abte-Ssrc 10 Care.
j Stops tie calls Just as quick os canine; Il
I"9'sS3he aver t" action, and purges tie system
UoH Aa.ious aHaatrU, doing What catuoi he sonr
F''A 3ff.1ne. II &tytr irJulcs tire lati.nL or
iraFes th"n pal" snd feel r., .lh v,3aS skin asd
eyes, of HIsA hes& aaI sufJujLls.
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SCIENCE q FAHsT.
100 nsAaA RnssEa.. EEn -. ksnnr. A...taI

aud SINGLE insia1$ nt Its tt3are has aaeu reported
Personally appeared before alderman ei be
clF Of PAssleiE tG.a. II. 7. aELB0ID, Chemist. aha
heiDg duly sbrn aoes sax. That bis preparation c.aIa'rs
Narcotic. Mercury sfaTaus IruES, bat faF"iv
Eesetall-, IL. I. HEsEaIh, sole tfetsetaeer.
sx og and sals4lllsed er Lac ..k8 t4y IF &sv-.
Ih54. Nm +. IIESAf.I Ata<isaal5.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-02

and in fact everything that may he called for In
his liMa.
New il the time 70 buy your Goods In order to
ret the styles ard It's well known fact that his
priee< are always As low A. the lowest,
All Goods warranted "a give entire satisfaction
Please call and examine oar Goods whether yea
want to buy or not We want NoaF opinion Of tbeln
We charge nothing for showing our Goods. LIE
take ple asnre in doing SO. IHAtS SN ETLASp.
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huERoLBs GEM NE PREPARATION
OF Highly Concentrated Compeund
Fluid Extract EGehr.
For Diseases ertts Riad7ss ksswsss, Grgte3 Drag-
So " tsky~ss, dastssetfspHss S~eret Decreases,
Eealat, Gong faatts a,t3 AZ Diseases #
ne Nes8,a3 O faus,
Arising from rxcc@ses and InrYnaercics flife ard
moving all improper Discharges on the Badasr, Mid
ners, o. ssxaal organs, whether existing ia =
MALE CIR FEMALE.
20 "9.,., ,@as :, IL. a s 1.,s s s.na,,y
dt'lns Asath a' Sse = fs Frss'e ~ hsen se the
70, Ok > ,rsfi e$. .>,,rtrrrrn,,
aaa4he .ssast6n,s aan.,,r v,ie ! N lana
Iu34spasitian to E@eFtsoHs
fessut Power, Loss af Aernecr,
ritca7&y ~ grest28ag, aaaeri
. Weakness, Iagrar 81 Disease. Weak
Nerves RreTnhng Dreadful Horror II ngssl. vsna
Nfelt seeats. Cotl Yet. saGehg1aeso, nin4seas
OF ison, Asauor- Ir{a cesal lnSStads %. the Nhs-
cular system ca EYr5ttccty .y1se1ie With pyse1aie
symstarls. rfea Hard. Finishing ef the Esas. pgYess
Of the skin ra'lld suantea ara Esui ton
the Pare, Rain in sBe' Baek, Aesxlpees of tae
Escllas, Free aeHtls BLACK ssiets Flgfsae ite-
fort the Erts. WITH Temp asty sattl4slaa
ard Lass OF irsi. N ait II Attention
dFeat AsmH. Eestitssscss,
Nothing il desirable snrh 1ateuts tAaf sell
itude, ahd netting they more dread fer fear Of them
selves; Tepose AZ Manner 80 AABesaess STeeu-
lson, bat hurried transition iFea question e
/ either.
These sggn3 tons II Allowed t. 60 enhich t7S r.4
icre In s.sriaty rg4aeEes-Spul. ollugs Loss Of POW
! En-, FaTTiTs, AND EFILEFTtG fffS-in ore 81
WINCH the prtir4 NAV xfir azr.4t szs thrt these
excese. are Frequently Followed Ia tho dlrfu dis
eascs--INSAAlT4 AND CnEST MPgi0SS The re-
cords the Insane Ass gas- and the e Is seaths
vs. Consumption, bear amf lie usSs 10 tte truth - tsSe
assertions. In Latic Asyiun.s thc MOS; melancholy
eNhsItion appears The cugI8euaHee is actually sa~
den and quite dcstitateei taeY ninth Nrie viz
its H. should sound Of the occur. It Is rarely
| a,1icalate, . .-.-s
! :. with ~Oefai measures tieSf1aiT
low suilen sounds his erief heeuiled "
Debility snost terrible. aud hss brought tho sands
upen thoe sands Gptn4ry -1ayes. thus uasfag the
ambition If mary noble yonths J. be ARID b., the
/ use Of this
| ISFAT f.FFIE REM rFnr.
II yon are suffering wth aTE Ct the ahoEs a- rcssiG
J u It IN A. H
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-27
ASSESSORS NOTICE.


THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING. IN ACCoR-
i dance with law, entered upon the perform
ance of the duties pertaining to his office would
respectfully call the attention of the citizens OF
the county to the provisions of the Revenue Act
recurring them to fnrnish to the Assessor state
menss. under oath, of til sir Real Estate and Per-
sonal Property, with descriptions of such Real
Estate and the buildings and Improvements
thereon. together with the fhlf cash value of all
personal property, Including goods and chattels
of every description; all money loaned, depnSv
tied or on hand, notes, bonds, mortgages. gold
dust solvent debts, &C., whether owned or held
in trust for others.
The following is the penalty for giving in, un-
der oath, false list of taxable property
SEC. TO- If any person shall willfulry make or
give. under oath, false list of his, her or their
taxable property under his, her or their control,
such person shall be deemed guilty OF perjury,
and on conviction thereof shall be punished
therefor as is by law provided for fhe punish
ment of perjury
Poll Tax, So.
The following is Sec. TO- of the Revenue Law:
Each male inhabitant of this State, over
twenty-one years of age. and under sixty yehrs
of age, and not by law exempt from poll tax,
shall pay poll tax for the use of the State and
county of three dollars; provided the same be
paid between the first Monday in March and the
FIRST Monday in August; but if said poll tax is
not paid prior to the first Monday in August, it
shall be four dollars, and the collections of all
poll tax shall be enforced by the Assessor,
whether the name Of the inbabitant be listed sr
got .....saI wM. 4 xsSEsnf seasta co,n,v.
March 10, 1858. mh20tf
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-27

FRuIT kILLED.-Accordng to the Beacon, the
peaches in that vicinity were mostly killed by
the frost during the cold nights of last week
We are happy to state that, in this vicinity,
they are entirely uninjured. The Beacon folks
are invited to give us call during g peach sea-
son." We have several trees that are likely to
produce sundry bushels of this delicious fruit,
and we will be most happy to share with our
unfortunate confreres
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-27

na. We were pleased to receive call from
our friend Ben. Mix, of Whisky Creek, on Thurs
day. 1t will be remembered that he came very
near losing his life some months since by being
thrown from his horse. For weeks thereafter
his life seemed to be suspended by thread.
Thanks to robust constitution, however, be
has survived suffering that would have speedily
put an end to the life of most men, and is now,
although with greatly impaired health, able to
walk forth in the bright sunshine again.
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-27

BaA. Comonfort, late President and Dictator
of Mexico, accompanied by his two daughters,
is now in New Orleans, having been forced to
fly from his country. At last accounts Zuloaeo
was at the head of affairs.
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-27

ne% Rumor says sbas Miss lame, o. the
White House," is the afiaffced BRIDE Of an old
English nobfensan Of immense wealth, with
whom she met during her sojourn with Buchan-
an in London. 1t is reported that the marriage
Will be celebrated 50 soon as Bsuchanan's term
of Office expires.
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-27

No OFFENCE INTENDEp.-If the editors of the
Beacon will not consider it fighting matter, we
would like to make an enquiry. We observe
that on their newly engraved heading, they
have marked a certain high bluff as the Head
of Navigation" We desire to ask whether it
would not be well to have engraven upon the
side of that steamboat, which, just below. is
making abortive efforts to reach the aforesaid
head" the words q This is steamboat ~
and for the same reason that the painter was
compelled to set forth the character of one of
his mastery efforts by appending thereto tue
words, " This is horse"
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-27

Pun. Docs.-We are in the receipt of docu-
mentary fayors from Messrs. Broderick and Gwin
of the o. S. Senate, and Scott and McKibhen of
the House of Representatives. Also from Messrs
Garter, Street and Ballou, of the California Le-
Rislature
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-27

BSA- We observe that our member, Mr.. Street,
has been granted indefinite leave of absence
from his seat in the Assembly. We are rssined
to learn that he has not been in the enjoy fsent
of good health for some weeks.
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-27

BuScoMBE.-Mr. DeLong, in the Assembly on
the 10th, made motion that that body adjourn
over st. Patrick's Day. Mr.. o., an Irish
man, thought that il view of the fact that there
was large amount of important legislation yet
to do, it would be more patriotic to do little
work or that day. a large majority of men,
bcrs seemed to think the same way, and hence
the resolution didn't win
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-27

REF Ex President Fillmore was married ON
the 27fh JANUARY, in Albany, to Mrs McIn-
tosh, woman distinguished for great variety
on charms, solid as well as transitory Her for
mcr husband made a fortune in the crockery
business id Albany, and was President OF the
Albany and Schenectady Railroad during the
last three years preceding the consoidasisu.
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-27

HARDwARE--We direct the attention of the
reader to the advertisement of Messrs. Coleman
Co., importers ard Wholesale dealers in all
kinds of Hardware. ffey have complete as
sortmeut on hand, and are prepared to sell at
San Francisco prices. with freight added.
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-27

Bky- The Beacon man. who attended the bali
on the 18th inst, given at the Oak Lawn House
by e. 7. Russell, proprietor says it went off de-
lightfullys and that the dancing was aexcrucia-