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The Shasta courier., 1859-08-13

a. RoMAN.-We observe that this gentleman has
arrived at San Francisco with the largest stock
OF books ever presented to a California public
He purposes again, in a few days, to open his
book-auction establishment. Several gentlemen
ii. this place desire to see your Catalogue, An
thony. Send US copy.
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-13
SHASTA COURI Err.
Post Office Notice

The Atlantic Mail closes on Wednesday next
the 18th inst, at o'clock.
G. 7. LOUGEE, Deputy NJ. P.
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-13

Bs5 As stated in the last issue of the Herald
we shall support the ticket nominated bv the
regular Democratic County Convention. There
Is no uouot that the Convention was called
regularly by the proper authority and there.
lore tnat Its acts are legitimate and within thu
organization.-Shasta Herald of .4ug. en-
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-13
KEITHS
RIOS e NJ A r Y
HAIR INVIGORAT

rs ACKNOWLEDGED by all who have used
/ il, to be the finest preparation for the hair
ever invented. A few applications of it will
make the Coarsest and Harshest Hair soft and
Glossy-stop its falling off or turning grey, re-
move all dandruff, and cure all diseases of the
scalp 1t iniparts natural moisture and bril-
liant lustre to the hair, and has delightful
perfume.
Prepared only by
WM. II. KEITH & CO.,
Chemists aud Druggists,
l37 Montgomery street, San Francisco.
And for sale by all Druggists. jy30:3m
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-13
The Union of the 10th. saws. in renlv.

Not only were the expressions quoted in
the extract above employed but the entire har-
angue was painfully interlarded with expletive
and protane phrases of the most indecent and
disgusting character. The name of the Creator
was lightly introduced at almost every third
sentence, and figure was INDUCED in of so
foul an import as not only to shock the sensi.
bllities of the ladies seated on the balcony of
the hotel, but to elicit from the crowd of men
standing by theplatform clearly expressed signs
OF disapproval The Objectionable sentence re-
poses IN the notes of our Reporter, as it is too
nasty Tor Tehearsal in any Journal putting for
ward the slightest claim to resnectabiIitvn b
The Shasta courier., 1859-08-13

SENATOR GARTER AND REPORTER SUMNER
Senator Garter has written a letter to the Sac
ramento Standard, relative to the meagre re-
port of his remarks in reply to Mr. Broderick'
speech in this place. in which he says:
THAT report of my remarks on that occasion
is Misrepresentation, and does me great inius-
ece. 1t is represented that used profane and
vulgar language, net FIT to be employed on such
an occason-such language as would be repre-
hensible in public speech. / utterly deny that
used the expressions, playing merry h-p-
'IH be damned # my heart is not true and my head
sound I'll be damned if it is true'-as report
ed and published in the Union. And | pro-
nouhcc the man that reported me thus a vii
Lain
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-08
"Mess Pork,
--a. Mont,snln .

This settled the question that we we're in Cana
da, for very well knew that no Montreal inspeo-
ton Of pork ever found its way into the interior
OF New York State We travelled all day Fri,
day up the unknown creek, which kept its
general course TO the south OF west, crossing il
about noon on floating log, and striking, ON
its southern bank ''blazed" tack, which led
us up to deserted timber road, lying on the
opposite side from a large numbering shanty -
We hoped one Of the lumber roads might take
us out 70 settlement, but after travelling up
them all until they terminated in the wilder
ness, we concluded 10 crogs the creek 10 the
shaniy, and stay ia II all night La Mountain
got across safely; but my weight was greater
than his, and the raft let me into the strram -
sank in all over and swan out, though IT re-
auired all my strength TO do so, and on reaching
the bank found myself 20 chilled as scarcely
to be able 10 stand. took of my a.othes,
wrung them, aud we proceeded TO the shanty,
where we found plenty Of refuse straw bnt il
was dry, and under pile of ii we cTawled-
pulled 1t over our he ads aud faces IN the
hope that our breath might aid in warming our
chilled bodies think the most Tevengeful
stony heart would have pitied our condition
then. The weary hours Of night at last wore
away, and we held new council. II was ev-
ident, we reasoned, that the creek we were
upon was used for rdtiving'' logs in tue spring
,ason IT, then, we followed II TO its cOnfu
ence with the Ottawa or some other stream
which emptied into the Ottawa, we would in
time get DOT the same way the timber went out
The roof Of the shanty was covered with the
halves of logs, scoopsd out inAmanner familiar
TO all woodmen. These sWsre light and dry
and would form an excellent raft. Why not
then, take four Of these, lie them 10 eEosa
pieces by wythes aud such old things as we
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His voice was hardly above a whisper, but
The song WAS a source Of great comfort TO me
His indeed, was "gaiant mind" which the
extraordinary haTdships and dangers Of our
position had not dauBted. But when We iound
that all the weary miles of our morning travel
had been In vain, and had to be retraccd, my
resolution certainly failed mo for a moment
and / sat down upon my end Of the raft and
ielt like shedding one tear Of genuine regret
Yet we felt that our duty as Christian men was
10 press on as long as we could stand, aud leave
the issue with God.
II had now been full four days since We ate
meal All we had eaten in the meantime was
frog apiece, four claims, and few wild berries,
whose acid properties aud bitter taste had prob.
ably done us more harm than good Our
strength was beginning 10 foil very fast, and
oar systems about 10 undergo an extraordinary
change. did not permit myself 20 think Of
foOd--tho thought ofa well covered table would
have been too much. I thought over al Of poor
Strains suilerihgs on the lsthmus OF Darien.
where he too was padding rait down an un-
known stream-but never believed he could
stand half the amount Of suffering he did -
Besides, he had means TO make iire-we had
none.
He was upon stream which he knew would
lead TO the sea and saiety--We were upon
watefs whose flow we knew nolhiRg really Of,
and were as much lost Os though Ia the Noun
tains Of the Moon. But We "eould not give II
up So" and took fresh courage as troubles
appeared to thioksn. g
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20. 24l.

ried US N f. It's my opinion lhpt after we had
travelled in thus current .sb(g one hour We
struck another current, ffo 1fvariation Of oul
altitude, which bore US oif 10 Dc northwest =
When we descended near tho earth the first
time We ought n have come down Bus we
were unwilling TO land at night in q deep wood,
even though we knew we were not fgr from
habitatons, and we thought it best to pick out
better place This was our error and il came
very near being fatal one TO us-it certainly
was so 10 the Atlantic In trying TO find our
"better place" to land, we were uncOnseiously
up longer than we supposed and we were trav
cling in current which swept ua of TO the
ncrthward at the rate Of 100 miles an hour, we
soon reached country not pleasant nor profit
able to land balloon in.
The lofs TO Mr.. LsMountain by the calamity
which has oveuaken him does not stop with
de loss Of his balloon. He had several profit
able engagements to { u, which must, Of course,
all 90 over, entailing disappointment upon the
public, and loss upon himself In his present
position, in poor health, and not "overly" rich,
cannot but hope some capitalist will furnish
him with sufficient means to carry on his un.
dertakings. OF course the present mishaphaf
rot changed his views relative 10 ballooning
nor has 1t mine Mr.. La Mountain is a brave
man; he probably does not know what per
sonal fear is. Such trsits will alwsys commant
the respect Of those who know that the fin,
temper Of steel is only impaired sf.er exposur,
TO severe tests, before whose Intensity meanei
metals perish, or sink into blacleDeJ and
worthless dross. JNo. A. PADDOCK.
/ WateItown, Oct. 8, 1853.
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0toaI pfaIfre
COaI q Coz.
Coal, Coal, Coal,

UOtEE1 UOttt3 OUtat'
ALLEN JONES, Dealer in COAL,
IA Will keen cons auty on hani and fir sale At Euclid
81 r. r. Cosi by the ton or car load al the lowest
Several Of tic best Qualities OF Btumnous Goals.
CRATES stoves and family generally Also good Black
smith and Steam Gals Always on baud and UNDER COOP
covER continuance Ui the tOrmer patr neee Of said
yard is most resuoctfu solicited. Also would invite all
utaets wshms 10 ptrchasa Coal TO give Us cai before
cbasing intend to sell good clas and on as
reasbnane terms ns can be bought in the .tv.
Orlers len ho Post Once udlressed to either Allen
Jones or r. o. Per, wilt receive PROMPT attention.
Tie Subscriber also coal constantly on hand on ihc
C. & p. r r. Coal Pier, and is recev ng fom he mines
r n ythe ton car load or cargo good Family, Black
smith and cam uas all OF which he will sen at prices tI
~ ALLEN JONES,
vii ileceive prompt atteni
Euclid st r. r. q, ssng Ceye land, OF 10. sep23g62
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TRAMPINa IN TnE woops.

To the southeast, then, we started. After
travelling about a mile and half we came TO
tue bank of small creek, flowing down from
the westward At this point we were agreea-
bly surprised to find that some human being
had been there before US, for VIC found several
small trees cut down, the Goals from an old fire
and a half-barrel which had contained pork. /
agerly examined the stamp. 1t read;
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DsS- For City News see third page. .... -,
For Market Reports and Marine News see ioufsh
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DENTsSFFSY
GUTTA lKORA AsE,
For Artificial Teeth
DENTIST.

NJ M Ia the hest nianner W. b INGERSOLL,
No 2II Marble Block, Superior street, Cleveland, o.
null
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MORNING LEADER.
sATURDAY MORNING, OoT 8, 1859


rgiPiain and Ornamei III Pnutng eyery description
ne atthe PRINT ishent o. The Lcqdfr Oire ~
me aicst improved ahd most rupd steam fsesses ~
,est tyle notice aud ut reusouaoie fatgs faf
culaf attention paid 10 Dauk wurk Evcfy descriptions
iindih done speoiay Bank nuoks Ledgrrs, Journals
"a les books. Receiving B00gs, NO, So.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-08
Builders & Arfbittfts.

DR0OKS 8. @. & e. W., BUILD
I'D Frs Alsr Manufacturers of Doors, blinds SASH
Brackets and al Kinds of sorolsawng and Gothic worH
atteni m paid Fittg-Up Stores. Factory On
Divisian-st Csntrs Rlook. Cleyelnna ~ nnla-c..
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-10

NOTICE IL hereby eiven that the undersigned
1; IL ~, si,s - r sjss ~ a 2: E;day'
M, of said DAY, proceed 70 survey and locate The
csracrs Of TIE land belonging 70 the heirs Of I~sae
Cce, deceased, 1ying IN section 2L township D..
poth Of range east, in Marshall County, Indiana;
10 meet ON ne reemises and osntinse rom day to
Day until aii5s sofveyed - - - -, r -
Non-rcsidents who fail to meet the Surveyor AZ
the time al,oye mentioned, and defray, or provide.
% dssys pheiFrfs = she elps9ses of 81
surrey, VII Be retnued 70 Ne County AUDITOR. and
surh delihquences placed on the tax duDIjcste. ara
collected according 70 Law. =
zas Ins .iF' John GIBSON. Aekxr III
!. L. ssE Il for the hri>s - Isa.c Coe. dpr'sl. /:
january q, le59-l2t3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-10
FogT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. g.. g..

fOST WilNE----Ekc(EkItS. <e., ~.
We vouM call the attention Of our Merchants To
the advertisement in this weeks paper Of the firm
Of wn,ssvs & iIss<rss. Whoic~sr Gree.rs, Fort
WAYNE, Ind. Their stock consists Of general as
s''rtncnt Of Or ,ccres-,osefhcr with every thing
that is usually found in Store, except Dry Goods
Their connection with some of the best, oldest and
rsl kaorn Hpsses ia the East alters them facilities
in having in their stock unsurpassed by any sthSr
Hease in ne Wrss.
They are therefore enabled to furnish any thing
in fl,eir line. freight considered, a. low as can he
lous,,r in New York, Cincinnati. Chicago, or any
other tsarkef.
Fort WIyne Is now within two three hours
ride of this place. unintcrruptcd by any change of
ears Merchants therefore, IN this place and vicin
ty. ob,an any thing they need in the line OF
WILLIAMS. & HpEsris. in few hours, thereby
veiine the expense. delays and los Of time.
sion'-d .s ordering from greater distance.
WILLIAMS * HuEsris haze but one price, and
hase ,rering from them. will obtain goods of the
same quality and Price, if there in person to p,r
sI.aSe.
II you would therefore savcboth money and time
purchase Of WILLIAMS and HUEsrfs, Wholesale
tsrocers. No. 35, Columbia street Fort WAYNE.
Indiana. l3m6
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-10

Tie anasE.isse& Asrips IA. arsses'assis. y
psrtnsns Of the MAnsHAlr Covxrr RrvsucAs q
II making his debut as local editor. he deems IL
unnsces&rx prcz61y nth Dc tipse honored Gus
touofx1 ecaintag the readers Of the paper with
which he associates himself. with the Particular
ceu1se he intends to pursue. In fact il cannot be
expectefshar his path VII Vbs as Clearly marked
out = ififa esitoiaI hbors we're GA nore general
charaeses. A11h " Ab1AA-
Thelocal. or home departrcnt Of newspaper,
when properly conducted, Is ! sosrcs Of peculiar
pleasure to its readers an sdss rahe 70 the een<f
al prosperity Of the town and eesnsy IN which j is
essablished. khforps de void tai tsase Is such
aloeality-as Plymouth. for instance-wlsose peo-
ole ere alive % thepest interests Of mankind
inn . sssiive and let communicates Import,
anf bcal news to different parts of the country
niales known to those in quest Of homes and places
ofbasinsss she st-~ntasss Of. rcsidsnce Cin sfe
comnu,6ty-anJ thus and IN various other ways
does whr< nashsrrs else well do SOD sse q
The locsl columns Of the RrrumicsS will con
tain fhe Latest and most important news Of the VII
lage'and county. Publicity viii p given to az
matters the pdbhc have right to know. but intru-
sion into slse fssy private circle shall necer De
made for the sake Of an itrss Relentless war win
be vazed against al forms of local evil when there
Is strong probability that By 50 doing more good
,hanharm wilfSe sceomplishsd Suggestions rel
ativs to pahIie improvements vill. be literally and
aivisedly msae. In short, an attempt will be made
sopur-ue fhas course only, whicirwiii rebound most
c,he siorv Of the Rkrusncas, be pleasing and
profitable to its readers, and dc the greatest good
to the greatest numbcr-" 80 @--f.sEr
Tier, N conclusion, to attend strictly to his du-
ties As loc editss. in MS way. subject only %
his sw<iH and he bcss Interests ofhis resiers. q
he understands them, will be, while thus labor-
ing, the highest aim of :, - :.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-10

uureooy f1ensnS 1roth0so. = - s-'e't =
New Yo.x. Aueust Is, 1859. =
This is to certify that am we'll acousintef With
nan fifty years Of age. for many ysss, resident
Of this city, who has been at times extremely I'M.
but could not tell from what cause unless IL ~
worms, He told his attending physician his aus
Pcons bat he phssician at once ridieuIed the idea,
and refused 70 nttend him any longer. His con
then mentioned Or. M Lane's Veruif1ge. and ssked
him u he wonh take =; his reply Ess-I zauut
tske somefhing 10 get relief OF die.
TheF = pnce procured hnta bs>(lei q d.
ML1ne's .csleksted Fevmifnge, and he sook oue
half II one dose. The result was he passed M
v.9 q ~. Qyn ef sssvSe, % tPin N&y
form- He GET wsll imsnsdfdt6lf, 40 b now en;of-
ias msutsxesiens kesIsh -, NE the good SS1as
risaEof Old. b en1easpinx sgreIIevs BIS unSSrtu-
nate neigbntx IL 1f6Be8 q rs boi1sts 8 hunt
up s.d select 4! .i e s.ses 3 y. 80 A.s.ss
1:. ss;s:s 81 ~ E!s:: s =: = =
mifase. ~ Brothers OF PtsdInrrh.
Is fsr sapefjo q ~ lei ksors rensdy raai a.
If more eepersl1y y tpexnnpGuonas1i ~ Wv6
nmy x1fuhiR l1fcs. Fes fur1her particulars Is
quiEs e Mrs- Hssdi<s I2ll< Cannon s1rsef, New
York Citx. = bsrs3 - = 5ies ~ 3 {
Ef<Ssz<tsa win be careful % ak Tor d.
M't>ns1x cnss61f<6 RknoknstI nahaezssltSt
by Ff11Fls 1ksS Of Pistsbursh, P.s An osker
veFpf1Gs m eqqpnsison. ~ t><hies1. n,
~ Lar 1n11lb vsvuifsse. al1D ~ 1el<bs>sed
sAvev F'''<. - rte 6sd = 81 respectable Drue
Stores. ~ ossui.< xiIks-t II sis.~,p,sef
y FLEsyNG BROS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-10
!. oJe5T:lA number Jfour cisilcss have o

l. O.G-r.-A number ofour ertizcns have orr
carizcd Lodge OF the Independent Order ofGood
Fempsars with siew to the reformation Of The -
temperate, and the preservation ofthose who have
MT set become victims TO the poisonous cup ii
t.sis be their object ~c bid them God speed
This Leige will soon be in working order' when
,Ier win be ready 70 receive az members all prop
erir a.afiei Isfis< and yeniesara who are DESTROYS
70 work with them. .sf@f A''
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-10
NEW GAS LIGHT.
The Fairbanks Patent Fluid
GAS BURNER

Is admitted to be the BEST and Cheapest
Light in the World. and will mot Exploded
BRlLLliNE BEATTIFrE UNPARALLELED.
City Gas, Camphene, Rosin Oil Oatdonel
40 per cent. saped IN tie Consumption Of
Burning Fiuidf 80 per cent. Cheaper
than Coal Gas.
This invention carries the luxury of a brilliant
Gas Light into all Dwelling Houses, Churches,
Halls, Hutels, Factories, Stores. &C., at one half
the cost of coal gas.
The citizens of Plymouth and vicinity are invited
to call and examine this new light. The agents
will be pleased to show these lamps to all who caft
during the day or evening.
PERSlIING & co.
Sole and exclusive Agents for Marshall Co.
dec l6n6
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-10

PIcrsnEs---Iuslr iee.d cs,l'Hsn of the ti>t Demo
era, appeared what parported to be ! likeness ofthe
eli,..r Of the New York Pic, yune. The Pie. edit
TOR is represented As beng very fioaf-'o post a
rousl wssich one Of his arms Is very lovingly en-
tx;nc.l rhn-fsr in this ilustrAted tilt, we think
the Democrat comes of first best. asls
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-10

THr Pocs.-Now is the time whilst the snow is
on the ground. and the fierce wintry wia'ss are
ho~ling. for those inclined TO be charitable to exer
c;se tat virtne Co fnl the destitute--put fuel ON
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-10
psxIxis RRLrrs worthy and industrious citizen
Of sis county, died on Sunday last, ast along and
painful illness. He leaves wife and several chill
dren to mourn his untimely DEATH 80 -


!. Drs.p February ID. 1889 in south Pfsnouth.
Mrs. ELIzAsErH NIrcuER, aged about 6O years
Truly Gin the midst of life are in DEATH
ose by one.of thseaay settIersof thiss eounfy arc
passing away. The deceased had been resident
Of this county for fw<utxthrec years, and has en-
,lurrd the prvatioas and harlsips incident to the
early settlement of this country-and after years
Of toll and ercso II anguish and sorrew,-sucli as
few indeed are called TO pass through. she has Ia
ken her Kit "to that bourne from whence no trAv-
eier returns" She leaves circle of relatives and
friends IN her loss esrth.--bus hope with
oyous. finger points tn the home above, ard exsts
in the prospects of family reunion May her
ashes rest in peace.
The funeral services were attended at the resi-.
denes of her sonin-Iaw on the 9Th inst, by Rev. w
P. Watkins, PASTOR of the w. E. Church. which de-
nomination. she had been member of about thirty
years ffgs - ,tl...sGJ j. ". u
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-10

Lycrs.--Rcport says that il, prominent mem
bcrs arr. Diet .rminel L, mike Plymouth Lyceum a
peru .nsf institution the efforts of Others to the
caatssrs notwithstanding. Sobe it.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-10

fC1acrrr Couar-Tl,e February term OF Mar
sl,all circnit Cssar. will commence next Monday
Terc are bets cen seventy and eighty c,-es on the
docket, xbout one thirl Of whca are divorce eases
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-10
DR.. M'LANE'S
CELEBRATED
VERMIFUGE
LIVER PILLS.

WE beg leave to call the atten-
" ton of the Trade, and more
especially the Physicians of the
country, to two of the most popu-
lar remedies now before the public.
We refer to
rs5 DR.. IEhaS NJ Lanes Celebrated
Vermifuge and Liver Pills.
We do not recommend them as
universal Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name purports, VIZ:
THE VERMIFUGE,
For expelling Worms from the
human system. 1t has also been
administered with the most salts
factory results to various Animals.
subject to Worms. asa
THE LIVER PILLS,
For the cure of LIVER COMPLAINTS,
all Bilious DERANGEMENTs, SICK
HEAD-AcHE,p sc. In cases of
i ~, FEVER AND AGUE,
preparatory to or after taking Qui-
nine, they almost invariably make
a speedy and permanent cure.
As specifics for the above men
toned diseases, they are Unrivaled,
and never known to fail when adj
ministered in accordance with the
directions.
Their unprecedented popularity
has induced the proprietors,
FLEMING BROTHERS,
PITTsBuRcH, Pa.
to dispose of their Drug business,
in which they have been success
fully engaged for the last twenty
Years, and they will now give their
undivided time and attention to-
their manufacture. And being de-
tefmincds that DR.. MEme's Celc-
brat. !. vermifuge and Liver Pills
shah continue to occupy the high
position they now hold among the
greet remedies of the day, they
will'continue to spare neither tirac
nor expense in procuring the Best
and Purest materiaL and COM
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-10

PovurarsS .--Plymosth contains about twenty
two hundred sonis ten lawyers and halt dozen cd
itors. At.sff 40 So 81 ssf'ir tE
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-10

faf 1853 - tta.ta- ~ tia- - s@tfa u
~ &C.. 80 g &c, .'''s &c.
tt5nt t,5fsse faff4N l<EHl
!, An Of the above goods, and many moro. viii be
sold at a small advance from cost With our
large increase oftrsde enabled To offer bet
ter bargains than ever bcforc. We return msny
links to the public generally for the liberal pat
ronage il'ey haze given Us and hope by sill msk.
ing ours The - = Dss