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NEw YORK MARKEr-Dec. lJ
TbY TPLFguAPtIl

10y TRLEGBAPiLl
Piour-saes Of ibbsBt SIS 1910 for super Stats
5alSGss25 f0r Ste; SIS. rb 10 for super western
hllNd5 80 for cOnnOltO med extra WeAtra, s. CuGSTJ
n'sror TO good ~ - ands extra rom tuOp o.
Market open du aud heavy aad closed Atmer, with
D 7 dnl sud 6a lover. Closing very qatt.
Cauadi EHir 40 ~ 8 70 CJ, Clmmou 10
~ ice extra Market Gu and unch ,ngSd.
By In lair request at S',6OSaba,
Mh'n Marie que and nominal favor OF burers
with sales u 81 Cl IS for W te herl western nd
~ Nils. Club Ia ID at $40, with huytrE oI prm=
It sl,lsdsli cred
IA ~ and s eady At s3G0ac
Bsrcy-Q mt and uomipa al 7stg3e
~ n Ir9 frtivo market lIa 7. Sal. 1904 bu
tt9 ~ UcEm'E q W 81 rn afd 81 for Old a..
Oats telet a. y -i9c f4r safe, Wostera ard Cana
81 ..
Whrty-Hsfvv utd droo, ,ir-. Sale, Hni bls A. &c
PoTk-Du aud uiceH tn favor of 'u ors 81 es vi 800
ibis ~ 81 ~ UrF-; Sll.0J 4 90 for ptime.
Heef-Qu uni uuchanrcd. Sales ih bills - Stl64 0
~ c,atu y arimc; IS zoos 90 st00 o.
f5r old d skcd mess; and ~ for oX'ra
itressed HosE-'di5.
gssfhoai.U eta s-d ~ qnet at lO5slc for western
prnr mess heel quis' u Sl7Gf'9
Cu' mP1tB dt'st nd anged. Sales l95 packages az
OK NdIC for shoulder s0ulQC 1 q hams
Banai-Q Qu'et ant uuoh leet.
lHfd-Du an heavy. alcs 22l HI $ u lAGlic.
Buuer-AIolorato demand u 90 70 for Ohoi lSG..ic
tlTS.ae
Chtsst--stoady, al ODnlso
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5. v. SANFORD, a. M, E,rimetpat,

HS INSTITUTION is ABOUT TO ENTER UPON IT'S FIFTH YEAR.
Rnwsn 5id,
euapa aNualva
F TgIToN E9 @ ~, Slssss Gsg
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IS5O--6O.
Isyeland, Columbus ( Cincinnati RaiIFOad


I5R III N 5g,ggT7
WINTFR ARRkNeENfN
I'M AND AFTER MONDAY. Nov.
~ "a le69 Pssssuser Train leave Cleveland as folio,
ie5 NJ. Cincinhnhti ENrrt toppit VI nefea Grnf-
ton H. Grange, Welneton. New London Sa-
- lem She lbY, an o II stations south Of Shelby
~ 2 NJ Cincinnati Night PASSENGER stuppins al a., IA
ttOns between eveland and (}ailiop and al
Cafdington aud DelawaIci also, stopping 10
leave passengers afuli stations south OF Caiton
CONNECTIONs. '
shalby, eaaduEky, Mansfield Newark Railroad for
Ct',tlins fitssurtS H. wgSs rnd Chicago Raiisosa,
for Foregi ppeI sanduskT, Delphes, Lima, N
WnIne, Lhptrle, Chcsgn, &c, west. aud Eas.
Caller sad Rsosa IYs5S IHS oT sSsn Bsu.
tnutaue, Sinney UniDn, Munoie, Indlanhpalla
Ieu Haute, ,Ninecnnts, u sansviHe, Louisville
Piro 81. Louis, Se.
D ava syton and Cincnnati Iiae, ios sprsEheld O.
DAYTON hsmihonI CINCINNATI, Richmond. In-
aanapolis Tcffe Haute, 81 Louis, H. aud at
Ctnt nisti with the Ohio h Miesisappi Rail
road ioI L0eiavtlle, aud ~ DOntS on the Obie
River
CelHabu, iit,le Miami und Columsus and xonia Ran
road, for Nenia, Dayton, Indianapolis, Torrs
Haute 81 isouis hurruw, L09elaud nnd Cin-
e,Dnatl and with the OHIO AMI Mississippi Rsll-
road At Cincinnati for Louss'lle, Eyansyilio
Cairo - Louis. aud el po iuis On the Ohio river,
Colunbus Central Ohio Railroad lot Newark 2austyiuo
Wheehng, &C; Columbus Ptgua aud Indiana
Ruir9ad for Piqua, Urhana SC.
~ For Tickets 10 al points ana information apply at
the Union Ticket Once blSupsroI street, or At the Pas
sengor Station. -
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HEALTH OF AMERICAN W0.

Read Notices In The Tribune since Dee /, 1858,
From MS Excel lenoy, JANIS ID WESTCOTT Governor
o. Florida, and membrr o tie United Staes senate:
"kpr upwards ct twenty fl yeBrs was afflicted with
disease In my iamik which he best med cal sud surgical
ia ent In be country uiled to hui which u
most salts acors manner g. The GTaefenber Remedies
cunsceuciously advise their use
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mAktNu IONN EtllONk
Al Cleveland with Cvvland aud Toledo Cleyelond Co
lumhus a Cincinna Cleveland and kre and CsVs AHd
and PittshuTe HuilTg ds.
A. SOloi with hacks TO ChaErin Falls, &c,
At Mantua with hacks for Rayeuuh &c.
At BHcevle with hacks TO Now ol Ia, q, &c.
Al Warren with hacks to shuren, .eenhed, MeAdyiia
Bloomfield Garfield 6c.
Al Young stown with stages for New Castle Poland,
Lowell and Bnon Nall6g, and thence by =. h. W q. Il
r. 10 Pittsburgh.
-, CHAs L RHODES, supr.
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Roil RnoNs.
Cleveland and PIiilbdig6 Ball Road.

"a WW
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ITO TAKE EFFECT ON MONDAY
~ New lsth, 1853 - TRAINS LEAVE CIEVN.
LAND DAILY Sundays tacenffd
nit A M-Msil Tor Piftthufrh wheo l1r and New YORK.
ass p M-Accommudution i0r Woilsville a. hiuitts-
. hurh.-
e:ss ,, hf.-Erpross for phtsburrh wheeling
Theo.t5 A. N tnd. f1j p M 1ails mnke direct eoa-
necli ~ with leun n. r. for baltimore, phiadeli A.
heN York end Boston, As1 with Halt Ohio h. n. faf
Baltimore and WASHINGTON CITY.
a NJ Train also connects a. liudsln for hkroa and
- Time yths route ~ quick ana are wiIbs The sane
w ~ Norhein Lines 70 New YORK
y R MYERS. q r. AssBft NJ n''1 Oi-'''O""' nosis
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vrie0 One Dollar Per Bottle.
III So
SAN FORD's
Family CalhartiC Pills

tUMPNl kDED FROM
PH-s Vegetable Extracts and put up IN Glass
Cases, Ar Tight and iOW keep IN any eli
mate,
The FAMILY CATHARIlC Pill Is gentle but ar
tive CathuTc, whi te ru rietuT has used IN hr pre-
ice more than twenty Arais.
The constantly mctrHst.EI demand from those who
have long used The Pills aud the satisfaction which
all express IN regard III lhF us0 has Induced
then within the reach Of UN. :
The Profession well ?, that different CaihariCa act
on different portions pl hg- bowels
The y hILY ca HARTIC PILL
has with due reference this well established fact
o5en compounded ttom tlc-V Tety Of he puT.st Rese
table which tlike on ever par 0f the
anmeninry canal, and ares GOOD and SAFE In all
where a Caihanlc 1. IL luce ded, such ns DE-
hANHEMENTS the f-,STO NJ A II. SIEEpI-
MSS. PAINS IN THE Track AND LOINS
CONTiVENESS, PA NEAND SOkENfSS OVER
THE WHOLE BODY X .from sudden cold which
fTeQuentv. ii q md a. long course pf Ne
yer LOSS or ApPE L, ,lTIi E,u CREEPINpsEN
s TION OF COLD OVERIN lrtfE BODY. VESqi INS-
MES HEADACHE, Or WEIGHT n THE ifEAD-
n IuhaInmatoIy Diseases, " orms Children or Adults
Rhnuma ism gfeat puTil OF tho Blood ant munV dis
ea,os 10 which hesh heir too 10 mention In
this advertisement. Dose. Ito 3. "
PRICE 30 CENTS
81 The Liver luVisuTut aud aniy CathaFtic Pills
etsed by Druggists generally and sold wholesale b.
the Trade an all lhe lafsr Towns
s. 4 w. SANFORD NJ D.
p-,..i,--,,-,.' -,
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~ 81 ss..s., ts5,a -
CLEVkLAND AND MAHONIN0
~ RAIL ROAD.-TlME TABLE, No l5
Totuke ELECTION and after rursday February 10, lsse
T GOING EAST. GOING WEST
clrsciahf 10 Yoaigf-l IYeracsigisa 70 Cleuf
f0tgu. lead.
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For Sale.

u ACRES WOOD LAND, miles east Of the eity-SiI
perafe.
PROSPECT STREET AND HURoN-noar Erie tho
building fOrmtry occupied by MT. Humsion, and known
as the C'.vslapd Seminary, with ~ feet front Pres
psct end HuTo streets Chesp.
BUSINEss PnoPERTY-A lot on tho River and canal
80 feet ssehi sast Of snd adjoining the c &C r r.
BOND sTREET-sOGst mont with one and half stOrs
h0use-S3000
PROSPECT ST.-TWO story brick house and ltt nearly
new lnd we'll arranged-S2to).
100 ACREs-in Wiougbby, On ridge rosd, X mile frou
the Centre with good buildings, tTuit Sc.-St50O per
80 ACREsadionius the lless Of Berea; rIoh loamns
soil with stream Of Water-Sas per aeio.
EUoLlp ST a good twOstory house, and barn and lot
btn2 Ofeet-Si0OJ.
81 CLAIR ST West Of OntariO--A drst-class brick
house with modern impToVsmsals-STO0o.
VACANT LoT-couer superior and Muirson streets
SIS per fool
PROSPECT sT.-vseant lot-Sso psr foot.
For Sale or Exchange.
22s ACRES TIMBER LAND--ou the axe shors-ssst Of
$40 Del hcTo About Two thirds OF the pay may be in
western ahds-haf on time
siA ACRES IN RARAfA-Gsod soil and we'll loeatedi I
70 eNohsnis for city properly
% ACRts-ln PortaEs county one and haf miles from
railroad station msa IRON Rateuna-a good farm with
good builingii 10 oaohsnEe for city property
DETROIT ST. NEAR sTATE-Ilouse end large lot with
thaue and fruit trcosi TO exchange "a a farm.
80 ACRES, WITH BRICK FOUsE--2 tt9Ilss--on the
Euclid plank rad. miles from the city, will take
epsr osnt li
ROUSE & JENNINGS,
Hsvls RsAl kSiAls and LzSuEAAss Assals,
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Jas. D wEsTCoTr."

NEW YORK. February, 1859
DR. J. +. bRlDGElDear Sit Some two 20 an in
tma0 female friend had hs suffering from falling Of tie
womb. whites aud dtru ged situation, tOget with
the ndue symptoms clearly aescr bed IN ndyeI-
tisemens and pamphlets She ned the very hest med cal
= lin ms ciy uni en- ire y pros rated aud her phys
prolonged vert little longer under tie most iudtcous
trea mt For wu FER that she continual to sink
when came in yOur office vt the GraefsnbtTg ACdica
lusfu ion and re E'ed her symptoms As you
dent Of the GraC nbeGg Alsrshall's CahOcun reev-
ing her she dtscIge an The physicians ard tried It. tho
doubtingy Pruydrnli1lly itteliey her quickly aud
bot o. entirely OuTtd her Sluce then, years.
there las been any curfeEce OF the remp lani and
she Is strong. active and healthy, when yaung girl
JNO r BRIGGS
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKEr-DoO. II,
tBV TELEGEAPH.l

: EUE IILEWEhFIsI
Bssl-i Bnard-Pricrs bsiter III Central bonds ssi
Y 81 Erie g. II d,o1 AN; Harlem q 90 pf1 3tl,; NJ
9 81 SSl uadiug ~ Pa ana - III entr 3 e; Gal
Chi GGh; CIeveisnd rUtdo l91s Co; Chicago
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DHE UNDERSlLNEn HAVING

HANNA, GARRETSON Z Co,
WHOLESALE GHooERs
Forwarding and Commission Merchants
Ahd DsaleFAia Pig ITun, InsSt Copper Salt Fish PaaSE
ho., 40, HuTvsY's Blook, horwth street aAA River,
aAS2B-an2 CLEVELAND. o.
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MORNING LEADER oFFICR ,

,YAter-Eastn PDbll l21 l 25
Sandy Hd Cemnt | 20 @ l 81
White Lime .... ID ! ~
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A Mosr scIENTiT7c INVENTION.
IOuNG MEN TAKE .PARTICULAR NOTICE.

An -strmsu, Tor The o Nocturnal missions
properly ku'Uu Seminal Weakness Can be perIna
men ly cured dferu DAYS two uoutbs by ihe
this instrument when used uunIortly with medicines
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HC Me TESTIMONY.

WEST BEDFORD. Cushucton Co. O., Msy II, 81 .
Mr. II. k'N0sLEY-ST: h We been sci ling the med.
cines Uf the Gruete berg Company for he last
aud have invariably found them give cd Sfaction
aud the Pills We SO to Great many lmes Teau-
arlY as their tea nj coffee ana With they have
become staple article Nj rhalPs Ut uen Cuthblcon is
nedsne that has dona great amount Of good Femslh
Diseases One lady 50 i 10 tod 81 bad reo ived
more benefit fIom bottle than she DID rom a long
clans. JAMES WILSON.
The Graefenberg Marshall's Uterine
Catholicon
Is offered certain cure unel with the folio wing
iITegHlan Fai, tnessDeIanEed Ape
KdneYs-C inS-C0ld ABBds and Feet
Biua'iur-FeYerishnesa -NsuralEia-
Head che-Resl ssness---
Disturbe Sleep-F ushes Of Heat
General Pain--CIawliIg aud Pain in
IN the Spine and between tio ShouideTs-Acid
BtOmach-NauSea- Difficult passing Of Urine, with heat
or sm1rting-ItchiIg 3, Bu'ning or Irritation In the
Urine ORans-Hightit aTe-Despait-Hy
teTlcs- -AnIeB--Red Face.
Nervous pwitching -S'arting-
ConsiTpaiinn-ITritatle Ten eT--Snd.
ness-Depruvrd ApDoiit--Flatu sncs-RlOst.
ed and Irregular Buwes-Unpleasant Dreams--
Pains in Ute ine organs Mum and Pains in LIMBS
C Sold by City Druggists aud Medicine dealers
on the country
" For Medicines or Agencies, address
X, B. KINGSLEY, c eveland,
f4aWeml IN
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All the trains going Westward connect at Cevsispd
trains for Toledo, Chicago Columbus, Cincinnati, go
Sc; and all the trains gonq kas. .waru counec 4
npnkk with the trains Of the New York CeotTa Euf-
falo aud New FOrh CITY RsliIusds.
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Grmn1tsStcu q 1fIcrfbul,te

RASSr PAcEvs NqHLE, PI. h's I,ISShn a J. ''''D
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-24

DAVID C. BRoDERIcK.-Mr. Broderick was born
in Washington city in the year 1921 and was
consequently in the 39th year of his age. His
parents were Irish, his father, who was an or
namental worker in marble of considerable re-
pute having been induced to come from Ireland
for the purpose of working upon the capitol
He died when David was but fifteen years of
age, leaving him the sole support of his widow
ed mother and baby brother. The response
blity at once clothed the boy with all the sober
ness of manhood, and until his mother died, lin
lS43,) and his brother was accidentally killed,
(shortly after the death of his mother,) he earn
ed his and their bread by his stout arm at the
same trade which his father had followed
Thenceforward, having no kindred upon earth,
he gave himself up to the noble ambition OF
coupling his name honorably with the history
of his country He succeeded. The poor stone
cutters son became leader among men-an
acknowledged peer of the noblest in the land-a
Senator of the United States.
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-24

THE BANNER CoUsTY.-We had hoped that
Shasta would this year be entitled to wear the
honors belonging to the ' banner county" ofthe
Democracy. The returns from Los Angeles
county however, dspels the pleasing illusion
Out of 1886 votes only two straight Anll-Le-
compton votes were cast-the vote for Governor
standing thus; Latham, go; Curry, 2; STAN
ford, IA. Nevertheless we gave Latham big
Republican candidate LOG votes less. SO on
that Shasta leads Los Angeles any way. Indeed,
we are inclined TO the opinion that old Shasta
has won the distinction of having cast smaller
number of votes for the Republican ticket than
any County in the State, except Fresno.
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-24
The Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps

is consequently in great demand by persons
travelling or about to settle in new parts of the
country especially, as well as by many in every
community, where it has become known, on
account of its various other remedial proper
ties.
In all cases ofa dropsical tendency, it is gen.
orally the only remedy required, when adopted
in the early stage Of the disease.
In Dyspepsia maladies, when taken in proper
quantities, as diet drink, and especially at
dinner, it is found, by uniform experience to be
emnently effcaciCus in the most obstinate cases
when even the best of the usual remedies have
failed to afford more than temporary relief. In
cases of Flatulency, it is an immediate and in
variable specific, and it may be administered in
diluted and proportionate quantities, even to
fonng Infants, in all those paroxysms of gripping
pain in the stomach and bowels to which they
are especially subject, well us in the collie of
grown persons.
Its judicious adoption in connection with the
principal meals, or when sense of exhaustion
dictates its use, never fails to relieve the debli-
ty attendant upon protracted chronic maladies,
low temperament and exhausted vital energy, bv
whatever cause induced. These are facts to
which many of the most eminent medical men,
both in England and the United States have
borne testimony, and which are corroborated by
the highest written authorities.
Put up in quart and pint bottles, in cases of
one dozen, with my name on the bottle, cork,
and facsimile of my signature on the label.
For sale by all the respectable Druggists and
Liquor Dealers in California and Oregon.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Importer,
90 Beaver street, New York
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-24

HARvEY's MIYsTRELs-This troupe of genuine
Negro mnstrcls performed in this place during
the week. They have returned from Southern
Oregon This trip up north has "paid" well.
We are glad oft Harvey is a most agreeable
gentleman, and his troupe really excellent
performers. By the way, we will bet our hat
that printer will ever complain of Harvey for
not paying his bill. On Thursday night he paid
cur bill twice. Now considering the fact that
Harvey don't drink, this is a little remarkable.
We were awfully tempted to retain the surplus
Sl2 and procure respectable hat. We would
have done so, and treated all of Iarvey's friends
on the strength of it, but for the meanness of
| imposing on good nature.
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-24

EHE SENATORIAL YAcANcY-The Governor
will of cours, appoint some one to fill the va
cancy created by Mr.. Broderck's death, until
such time as the Legislature may elect Judge
Thompson, of San Francisco and COL Forman,
Secretary of State, are spoken of in connection
with the appointment. 1t is thought that the
appointment of either of these gentlemen would
not give them sufficient importance, to make
them formidable opponents of Gov. Weller for
the unexpred term 1t is thought that the con-
test before the Legislature will be between
Weller and Denver.
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-24
A CAR

FIR RIVER VALLEY, Shasta Co., Cal, July
oath, 1859.
EDITORS OF THE SHASTA CoURIER-GenHemen
Permit me through your valuable paper to max,
known to the citizens this county and of the
State at large nuisance that we of this vicini
ty are subject to.
Capt Adams the military commander at For
| Crook will allow hardly any of the citizens o.
the Valley to come near the Fort or any emf.
grant to pass within the line of the Reserve. Nc
matter whether such er,igrant has sica family
with him or is in want of provisions-the order
Is drive on. A few days ago an emigrant wagon
from Oregon with woman and several small
children stopped for a few moments at the suit
lers store, to procure some necessaries and a
drink of water, when the guard came and told
them to drive on or they would drive their
team for them.
Capt. Adams has issued an order TO have all
hogs belonging to citizens shot that may chance
to on stray the Reserve. A neighbor of mine
has had several fine hogs killed and given to
the Indians merely because they came on the
Reserve. There is no fence around the reserve
to keep them out, and | think it a rather hard
case. II horse happens to roam near the Fort
he is Immediately run off some two or three
miles, and frequently causes great trouble to
find him. Should man be taken suddenly
sim hHdL 10 uc 10 uO as lUeTe Is no DeOlCal
assistance in the valley except at the Fort. Die
like dog, suppose.
have always been of the opinion that the
troops were sent here to protect the lives and
property of citizens and to render assistance to
all that stood in need of it; but it seems that
had formed wrong opinion of their duties.
Another source of annoyance is that mount
ed patrol regularly visits nearly all the houses
in the valley and searches them once or twice
day for soldiers. And woe beti1e the soldier
who is found in any house in the valley. He
is taken to the guard house and his thumbs
bound securely together with twine-a cord is
then forced between his thumbs and around the
twine and made fast the other end of the cord
is then made fast above the mans head in such
manner as to raise him on his toes and in
this brutal and agonizing position the man is
kept several hours. Several have tainted away
under the torture, and one nan has lost the use
OF his thumbs entirely. could enumerate a
great deal more, but the above is sufficient to
give an idea of the man.
By his cruelty Capt Adams is forcing some
of the best men in the service to desert, and the
only wonddr to me is that they let him escape
with his life.
| have Just learned that an order has been
given to the guard that if am ever caught on
the Reserve, that am to receive one hundred
lashes on the bare back If business calls me |
shall surely 60 on to the Reserve, and if any Vi
olence is offered to me, woe betide Capt. Adams.
can prove all the above, and ten times as
much more but deem this sufficient for the
present, as it shows in true colors how we are
served by some of our paid servants; instead oi
doing us any good, they try to do US all the in-
jury they can.
se2a:It THOMAS C. L. BURKE.
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-24
To California Consumers
......0F......
BILLINGS HAMS.

DESIRE to call particular attention of con-
sumers in California to the label of brand
upon my Hams, which in all cases bears a fac
similie of my signature, and is in every respect
the same label have used for many years past.
The unrivalled reputation which my Hams
have long borne in the California market, rem
ders me exceedingly anxious that no Hams pack
ed by other persons should he mistaken for the
well known and genuine
HORACE BILLINGS HAMS,
And my present object is to ask consumers, es-
pecially to distinguish my Hams from certain
other Hams, which learn have this season been
sent to California on which the name of
BILLINGS
has been placed, with label resembling mine
in style, type, &c.
My Hams are cured under my own personal
supervision, and their admitted excellence is
owing to the great care used, and the peculiar
preparation they undergo in curing, by which
delicacy of favor, preservation of the juices of
the meat, and freedom from undue satness are
secured
confidently assure purchasers of my Hams in
California that the cure of 1859 will be found of
the choicest quality and flavor, and fully equal
in all respects to any heretofore packed by me
for that market. HORACE BILLINGS,
Patentee, Beardstown, Illinois,
N. B. All barrels containing the Hams of this
seasons packing, in addition to the usual brand,
will bear the words in red paint,
"Cure of $50,
Crosby g. Dibblee, Agents."
San Francisco, Sept. IS, 1859. se24:3m
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-24
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

London Cordial Gin,
Club House Gin,
Sclieddm Schndpps,
dedicated Schndpps,
Royal Schnapps,
&C., DC, &c.
Under the above and similar titles the liquor
mixers of this city are bottling large quantities
of adulterated, unwholesome trash, costing but
little, on which they hope to realize large profits
by selling in California.
Avoid all compounds. Some are so skillfully
prepared as to pass for good liquor, except with
the best judges. If you would be safe, use only
the long established. renowned, genuine Holfes
.Schieddm aromatic Schndpps
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Importer
se24:tf % Beaver street, New York
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-24
Halls Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock
and Iodide OF POtass.--

Is prepared from the finest Red Jamaica
Sarsaparilla and English Iodide of Potass-
Admirable as restorative and purifier of the
Blood. 1t cleanses the system of all morbid and
impure matter removes pimples, bols and erup-
tons from the Skin, cures Rheumatism and
Pains of all kinds. All who can afford should
use it, as it tends to give strength and prolong
life.
Sold by Druggists generally at 81 per Bottle
r. HALL & CO., Proprietors,
Wholesale Druggists,
se24:3m l43 4 las Clay ST., San Francisco
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-24
O S T

A BRINDLE COW AND CALF-mulies-
n the COW with notches in her ears and brand
marks on her hip and shoulders.
The Gala muly-is about eight months
old. The Cow and Calf strayed from the mouth
of Middle Creek about the 10th of August. ANY
person who will return the Cow will be reward
ed according to the trouble they may have ta-
ken. JOHN BRENNAN.
Middle Creek, Sept ., 1859. se3:tf
The Shasta courier., 1859-09-24

na- We have heard that certain gentlemen
intend TO get mp Chinese difficulty, just TO see
whether we will remain consistent. Don't make
really doubts our honesty the Chinese ques-
tion after all that we have done, is himself a
knaye, and not to be trusted with his nighbors
purse. We do not believe there is one such mi
ner on Middle Greek.