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5ir-Consdcriug good handwriting % 30 not oaly
accomplishment, but a nleAna % success 70 every
aIB engage ~ buiness, greatly applaud your msr-
arlUus eKert0us 70 irpruv- The chirugraphy of chs
=. gentleman LAZY either who writes badly
ever writes vii. ngiy; and consequently 0feB flI %
FTits when they Should; and when ttey do write Il Is
iole az the lat mument, With haste and lmIuteuce
nd consequently with faults Of al kids, q ca com
hitting I'D iujgribg bosl the writer and the cause
which 10 advocates. Wshing yOu every success 10
your iEujabic uudortlkrgs,
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PRIVATE DISEASES:
DR.. Lud,um'a Snacifin

LIZ. Ludium's Specific
Ia n. osly reliable remedy fer diseases Of the or.
Eana q generation IA the discovery Of an smin-
sat Physician whose life was devoted to shs treat
nsnt Of this class q diseases, and with auPrsos-
dsnted suooess, fr more than twenty y,srs. 1t is
perfection In itself requiring no injections, and
diterne entirely from the mistaken practice and
TIE HHnereOs worthless compounds Onered 70 the
public Is Is sasirsls vegetable and Psr'scsy ssfo.
n aets ifss charm, and impArts strength and
EigoE = the dissaas< organs.
CantlOR-Ths great success u ihis remedy IN
Hfc tng - Dansnt cures has led % is being inoi-
lated ~ nnErinci5lsa men. Observe, therefore,
JhHs she signature Of the proprietor e around each
box. EoAs other Il EsEuiBo. Prepared oHly By
WM.F. DAVIDSON, OincinnAti, o.
aais b. ell nrAggisss.
PiEEGKs 81 PER BOTTLE.
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Marshal's Sale.

DIV virtue Of twa srits ss-di iszi ezBsnas to ne d.
ID re trd nG the circuit Court u tat United > ateS
g. ths Middle tstric OF Tennessee, a. Ga October
srm lS63 vii expose % public sale, 70 the highest
hid y, fOr cash, a. be DOR o tie SOuff-no1ae, IN
Nashville, Isnuesses, mn nci8g a. II s'elooks A.
n y TUESDAY, tha 18th day q JANUARY, 1854,
a. the right tge claim, iatsrsat, and estate Which
T. r. Groames has j . piels OF parce- Of lABd iE
Nashville Davidson . uniy sTenn., esscribed 9Th
the lsoautarica Z h0sing Beginning ~ DeNa
Hsrmsb's corheF, on Water ftfect rushing thenes
v th Water strsst tWBty seveo feel, sssrs o. ssss
towards Casa snan STREET 70 Serge ooTnsri thsnoe,
rifht angies vita Berry lac, toGathrsy street;
Tie e. With Guihrey Htrsef tSaEt3 eeFcn 81, nols
or le-s, is4AraE Brad strs {, ~ rev. harnaE's
eo-1~ii taehcs, zt right sngl7s, q TIE - inning
5einE the naEse rOnFsysd % sid T. 6r~neS -
3, T. Fost =, ss pr Coed recorded 81 psgs 40 q
kelk No. ~ o. he h-g'FTa for Dsgids n ecu ~
lrfieo Gu vi Whatever improxssaebis there nay be
&c the ssrno b a4tias ~ Gmsnta rsadarsa - said
Ntroui' olurta its Afr Term, fee1 against Sroorea,
CavsEt o.. and N hvor ~ A. O. hAadsll, and 5.
3. ElsNsna sonn.
= n GIAsCocK, HazshAl.
eSas-& RyW. LsEGTErs, DsPug..
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hsAISUAsTEEs teNMfsSI0N F0RrHE D
ose4EIzATleN OF Q S ooBoRED TRooPs,1
Hasbsilir. Tenn Nov. 4 1863
Csouls' NJ
10 accyrdsne- giih Orders from the
President % ihe Urii,d States, tl.e fol
lo97ns lccruitng st3Vus have been es-
tail shed fss Catered Troops Ia the De-
psrimert 81 tbs Cnwberlsnd:
Nsstvt r. resBesses,
Mur'rseshora'
Gs'lapn.
Warfare
Clsrksyills
Sheibyvlla,
Columbia
Stevens y. Alabama
Cbsfsnoogs, Tenn.
Bridgeport. Alabama.
Pikeville, Tenn.
Foit DopeIdson, Tenn.
NcMinBVi lss Tenn.
Pulaski, Tenn
LyEuvl.le.
All claims bF alleged owners Of slaves.
Tho may b. enlisted viii be laid before
the Bosrd apo nttd BY The President
fnd coBsis'iFg If - - -
The Board will bold lie sessions 81
NasbviIie, Tenn. Role and recruiting
lie informs alton and on demsnd exhib-
sea y, -rs er-on claiming that his or
slave has been enlisted.
,i..m- uD,irf ., pes, nird within ten
daFs sfsr tie Cling Of the tsid rolls.
No eIsims Giii BE- received or enter
taiosa tom sug psrsoD who 10 or has
h, en- engsged N r.brllion against the
q .VeTrsDest of ihs III 20 States, or VITO
o.. sny So ~ gi,e aId, or sball give
I'D ., rorifuif tiih rnemirs 80 toe GOV
esna.sia .nd Ali claimants shall tie With
th.if cia,ws 81 ..zts = allegiance ~ the
G .yerurrrnt f. IA. UuIed States.
The mastering Id ~ all furnish eff
cisl csyies If I'll mn-ter-iR roils, for the
information and guidance Of the above
Board.
az citizen Of Tennessee who shall
offer Tia OF her slave fer enlistment into
the military serves, shall, IL such slave
be acesp'ed, Tecsiye from the recruiting
officer q certificate thereof, with 8 de.
fcriptive lies Of ,Uch slave, AID become
entitled 10 con pensatiOn for the service or
labor ~ SAID slave not exceeding the
sum Of three hundred dollars u yOB filing
wih The sboys Board valid deed of
msnoiDissi ~ snd reirase, aud MASKING
ssnssaci"r, pr'ssi of iils aud any slave
rtlstng shall be forever thereafter
free.
aii rlisfments all be made in accord
snce sit, titc provisions % General Or
d., NJ 3z9, cunru, series War Depart
ment.
b order o. the Secretary Of War
HuoKsE L. oTEAREs
Nsi std 4. A u u s.,
Csu.'f Otz't & - C.Iored Froous |
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Marshal's <ale.

TN oh.i nc 20 tbres write se.iiisHi ezpenas TO me-
i dIrsc'sd r5Fc tie Circuit euuit 81 tlv United
S-s.e., o. ih Middle iist iCl q ouneEsse, at Il
uctos-r Urn, lSt3, vi I, al II ,'cloeB. A. N .
IU:S AZ, Ire L.. day OF JANUAaY 1,6f ,,xDpse
O. public "a 20 HI .hcs. bid er, for C.sl 81 the
door = the -hugss, " Nashville iennes sr all
The riga i'ie. clam, iaiorsf, IS ale VI On L.
q ami a. Carney las In tract OF land IN Ruth riurd
COUNTY. rcHpesssc, ncsr Toe town Of hu,fn-esb1ro,
o0ntsiHiug, b. survey, One handred aud Twenty
ave Acres ves'sa In said L. II. Csraey by grant ir
the at o. Tennessee, nsds tue 6.h day 81 CtJ-
brr 1852 and ro1rded o. p,Rs lS5, 81 Book No. 10,
81 susvs n. swan, Hrgistrsr-bou d q - foluWs
shining A. Ash, he Fth-WeHs corner % 4
trnc' ui nd fOrn,Tly ned By David bowman,
IN BY raid Csrnvy,) running tbeRcs South, IS de
gress sst with the Norta line 81 said tTae ave hun
DIE pcl . tu the CRIB tAst corner e said tract,
tlence 30 a forty poles, thence NOrih sc degrees
wes evr hundred POLES, thsuos SJath rty poles, %
the aeina ing . sF ed 50 satisfy Judgments rem
ds BY th Circuit Curt Of ths Uniied ssssos ior the
Fildl District u Tenn, ssee 81 is Apri term, 1888,
AZ Nssbviie IN favor OF a. +. SteWs & Co, Hirs.
ustis X MoYsgh, and J. =. JaRnay Sons, and
against L. H. Carney
ER.GLAS OCK. HarshEl,
doc5 50 ~ ". LELLxHzT, Deputy.
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VIII De furnished ee Of eiargs 10 soldiers 10 or odt
Of tie Hospitals, II their bottles OF iukslaufis srs
arOughI a. The above hours. SoLHE are taught one
third iess than citizens.
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be following very joss remarks Of the HOu ThOs.
q. Baton, I. ). senator, ars worthy The attentive
gard ~ psrouts asd az y0uug persona who have
~ hope OI success IN tua Lusiuoa 81 ifc.
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GENERAL RAILROAD
AID
RAILROAD OMNIBUS
O y r 10 r,
No. 20
NORTH CHERRX STREET
Fourth Door From Union.

NORTH CHERRX STREET
Fourth Door From Union
All persons who design leaving The city By Railroad
can purchase through Tickets to New York, Phfa
dslpbia, Beston, Baltimore, Niagara Falls, Wsah
ington City, and 81 principal cities ESrth East ana
Vest, By the shortest and most reliable routes Also
through Tickets to moatresl, Tcronio, o0elso, and
al principal cities IN Canada.
Discharged Soldiers can be frrnishsd Witb through
Tickets At GoysrnmS-t rates
Tickets can be had 70 all way Stations on tis
louisville and Nashville, Tennessee and Alahama sb
Nashville snd Chattanooga Railroads.
Trains Leave as Follows:
Louisville and RashviIIs,.,..4 o'rloek. A n
Tennessee ard AaoaTaa- ............-.. fO-3Q, A. A.
Esshyiils and Chattanooga. s O'Clock, A. II
Omnibusos leave al the principal Hotels 20 mir.
u-es before the above mentioned TINES
0unibusos viii cal at any private residence or
hospit. in the city, by giving notice The day pre-
vieEs to leaving.
Otdce HOurs.--Ths Oflos Is opsa hou
O'Clock, A. n, 70 10 O'Clock, P N, daily fSundsys
ezOepted) and sunday from O'Clock = 10 oeIook
morning aad evening.
Fer further iFsiouiars call st the olles.
w. W. Craig,
NASHVILLE. Tennessee, Oct. le, Iss2-tf
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respectfully,
TUUS. n. BENTON.

Allow NE 90 Introduce % y0u my friend J. W. Dol
ear Who SITS yoar city Tor tie purpose o. islch-
Eg Penmanship end Photography. His regulates
. n!cccs ful teacher s soil ant widely csilb-
IiyheI that vii sly nothiu: on that sC0rs. only
tcfire 10 present him gentleman IRON whose &C.
siety have derived much pleasure aad profit and a.
ne whom yuu have ths intelligence - appreciate
Hything you may go % further his dcsigus will be
gratefully Ackaos lodged b your freud
geHN EDGAR
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ROOM ever SHi,ss Org slrs, Ger. Cs-soa ed Vsas
Sross hours, 70 II, .. na., 20 8, p. NJ, and
10 9 At night
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81 order o. the SgCrt tary Of War
HBoKsE L. STEABEs,
1ai sad 4. A. u u s.,
Ceu,'f Otz'n q 3. C.lored Troops
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-05-11

ACCIDENT TO THE MAY QuEES.-In
running along side Of the pier at New
River last Sunday, the May Queen
struck n rock with sufficient force to
puncture her bottom slightly, render
ing it necessary for her to go into the
dry dock when she reaches Detroit
She landed at Bay City on Monday,
sent her passengers and freight up by
tho Columbia, and returned ut once to
Detroit. The accident is by no means
serious, and will not interfere at all
with her regular trips. She leaves
here next Friday at 7 p. NJ, from
Gooding & Hawkins dock. : 40
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-05-11

GoDERIoH RoUTE.-This route, not
withstanding the season thus far has
been one of the worst known for years
for lake travel, is fast gaining popu-
larity both as freight and passenger
line. The steamer Huron is just the
right craft for the route, and business
men are acquiring a confidence there
in which cannot fail to insure liberal
share of patronage.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-05-11

ImrRovEmExrs.- IT. f. DoUeHry has
just received from New York, pair
of handsome upright show cases, for
Plated Ware, &C., which add greatly
to the appearance of his popular es-
tablishment.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-05-11

A REMEDY FOR THE PILES 1T d
blessing to the suffering to know that we have an
elcctual cure for this truly troublesome dsensc
Mr.. J.. P. Hassrdd, BE 1874 sesond street, cinci n.
natl, o., takes great pleasure in informing all
who arc suffering with piies that be used small
quantity Of DR.. srickland's Pic Remedy, and II
effected permanent euro. This seems to be the
case with all who make use Of this splendid prep
aration. II is manufactured at No 6, East
Fourth street, Cincinnati o., and sold by all
Druggists.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-05-11

FRExEr's REyrEw.---The Chief
Engineer of the Fire Department of
this city has ordered General Re-
view Of all the companies, to come off
next Monday afternoon, the 18th. 3.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-05-11

Every spot of ground whicha man
may have attached TO his premises
ought to be cultivated this year with
something that viii supply the table
with an article of food. The high
price of vegetables, and the exorbitant
prices of everything else, demand that
the people should put forward every
effort to increase the supply of food.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-05-11


INTERPRETATIONS TIE iRIyEEs7at Is
really astonishing to note the improve
nents on the river at all points be-
tween salina and Bay City. Opposite
Bay City new city is springing up
like magic. At Bay City, Portsmouth
and Salzburg large amount Of build
ing is going on; below Milwaukee the
N. Y. & Saginaw, and Michigan Salt
Companies aresiriving thor extensive
operations with the utmost vigor,
clearing, ditching, whar6ng, building
and gettingthings ',to rights" ,Qppo-
posite, the Onondaga Co. are pushing
their works rapidly forward. At Ill
waukee, Carrolton, Florence, East
Saginaw, Saginaw City and Salina,
tho bright color of scores of new struc-
lures indicates the sunny prospects all
are enjoying, and the energy our peo-
pie invariably manifest when there is
tide in tho affairs of the lVuHey,
which, taken at the flood, promises to
lead on to fortune.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-05-11

.
The STEAMER RuBY is acquiring q
popularity on the river, almost equal
to that she formerly enjoyed on the
Port Huron route. She is quiet and
comfortable, makes excellent time, and
does not SO agitate the stream as to
endanger the lives or rufile the placid
tempers of those who go down to the
Bay in RATS, or do business on ships,
booms or pile drivers on the quiet wa
ters of the Saginaw. Our Youthful
friend jas. JERoME is captain of tho
Ruby, BRowN, Clerk; NEIL PARsHALL,
an acquaintance of anceint date, En-
gineer.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-05-11

l.. II. CoTToS s Co., Ship Brokers,
Buffalo, N. Y, advertise in this paper
to give particular attention to the pur-
chase of vessels, procuring freight,
etc. The bushes connections between
this section and Buffalo are very ex-
tensive, and in the marine branch
the house Of Cotton & Co, will doubt
less be found reliable medium for
its transaction at that port.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-05-11

Our Muskgon neighbors, says a
Grand Rapids paper, are suffering
great inconvenience to theirlumbering
operations, on account of the great
difficulty, or rather impossibility, of
gaining access to their harbor by YES
sells engaged in the lumber trade. 1t
is reported that the depth of water,
over the bar, is only about seven feet,
and hence very large share of the
immense quantity of lumber there
manufactured has to be conveyed to
deep water by means of lighters. We
understand the work on the peers is
pushed forward with vigor.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-05-11

IT, & L. BALL.--Remembor the Ben
eft Ball Of Rescue ii. & L. Co. of this
city, at Brushes Hall, next Monday
evening, the 10th. 1t will undoubt-
edly be fine affair and we advise all
who strip the light fantastic" to take a
ticket. - > @ t4 -
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-05-11
HOME ENTERPRISE |!

NJESSRS. S. FARMER 4 co, successor to
wi john Farmer, will soon publish n splendid
Map, beautifully colored, with cloth back, var
nishod and mounted The size Of the map is
56x60 inches and will show all tho cities, towns,
villages, swamps marshes, prairies, rivers lakes,
mines, roads, and railroads. Also Geological
Surveys
Farmers Map has been "household word"
for nearly forty years and our NEW MAP will be
the most perfect one ever published. t-.t
s. FARMER & CO,
Publishers
Detroit, April, 1864
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-05-11
HURON

CAPI. u. COLE,
viii ran during the season Of navigation, leaving
as follows: SAGINAW every Monday and Thurs
day at eight o'clock A. M. GyDERiCH every
Tuesday and Friday at seven o'clock p M.
The HURos has boon entirely rebuilt and re-
furnished during the last winter, having ample
accommodations for Passengers and Freight, and
is prepared TO transport oithcr, with proInptness
ana difpstch.
Passengers leaving Buffalo at 1910 p, NJ, win
reach Saginaw by this Route in time TO do busi-
ness the following morning Return ng leave
saginaw in the forenoon, and will reach Buffalo
In time for dinner the following day. The Pro-
prietors of the Line hope, by close attention to
the wants, and comfort vi their Passengers, to
receive liberal amount Of patronage
AGENTS.
lG00DING a HAWKINS, ,-rrEast Sagmale,'
WILLIAM BINDER, 80. .Sdginaio Cny.
Bp& l.. III. RAILWAY COZ. Godrich, &c ~
Tor Through Freight and Passengers
VAN EVERY RUMBLE, .. GOdsrich, q. W.
~ d (For Way Freight and Passengers
2i7 sea. H
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-05-11
Or. HILLS TONIC WASH

IL ono Of tho best injections ever mad and is ac-
knowledged by the faculty to perfect lore cues
than any other preparation Of the nd 1t is
entirely vegetable. 1t contains no sullhatc of
zinc, sugar OF end, caustc, mercury or my other
dangerous or poisonous compound. Perfectly safe.
either for male female, aud never fails to effect
n cure when pcrsevercd in. Full directions ON
each bottle. Ask for DIR. Ilil's Tonic Wash, and
take 10 other stciS ie "A ffsniI
fSF" CAUTT0N.-Thcre arc 70 many pre-, cara
tons in market, and go many labeled Puchu, ANIL
warranted 10 NIL til. diseases that flesh is eiI
TO, that would caution the afflicted to call for u,
IlilPs Compound Extract Of Buchu and ronic
Wash and not be put of viii any other, even il
II can be bought for half the price of Hips Wash
PRICE 81. SIN B0TTLkS FOR S.
CYRUS WATSON HILL. M d., F.RS.,
Cheapsidc, London.
Sold by WILLIAM JOHNSTON, Dsuggisa,, ~
- stfl5l Jefferson ave-, cor. GriswoId ~. !
Detroit, Michigan.
The above preparations arc snt, sesursly seal
cd, TO all parts Of the country, on receipt Of tho
price. Circulars mailed free on application.
y ,Dol1fscst sNir 7 n335 3m I'd
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-05-11

FARMER's MAP OF MICHIGAN.-We
call attention to the advertisement of
the above map; as therein stated, Far
mer's Map has been a " household
word" in Michigan for forty years.
The new map;Sit' is said, will be the
most perfect one. issued.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-05-11
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

REPORT Oh THE COMMITTEES ON Schools FOR TN
L,.....-- 49,. ioGA
The Shasta courier., 1864-06-04
The People of the S.ate of California send
gree ing to Margaret Slulien and Law
renee Mullen defendants:

renee Mullen defendants:
NOU are hereby required to appear in an action
Il brought against you by the ABOVE named Pain
tl in the District Court of the Ninth JudciaI Bis
rict of the State OF California; in and for the said
county of Shasta, and to answer the comp ant fled
therein. Ia copy of which accompanies this Sum
monr) within ten days, exclusive Of the day OF
service.) after the scryiee on You of this Summons
ii served within this county or ii served cut of
has county. but within this Judicial District with
in twenty days; if served out of said District.
hen within forty days-or Judgment by default will
be taken against you, according 10 the prayer of
said complaint.
The said action is brought to recover against you
The sum of two thousand dollars, with interest
thereon at the of per cent. per month from
tie 9Th day of November. 1898, and for the sale of
the IN Drt ged premises described in plaintiff
plaibt and the appropriation of the proceeds of the
sale in salts action of paa;iif denand, and for the
dockeIing Of Judgment against you for any diff
ciency that may remain after applying all the pro-
ds of such sale in satisfaction of plaintiff de-
mand.
And you are hereby notified. that if you fail to
appear and answer sal / complaint above requir-
ed the said plaintiff will apply 10 the Court tor the
relef therein demanded
Given under my hand and the Seal
of the District Court of the Ninth
-, judicial District of the State of Cali
LIS fornia, in and for the said county oi
t-l Shasta. this eighteenth day of May.
in the year of Lord One Thous-
and. Eight Hundred and Sixty -four.
CHARLES MCDONALD, Clerk.
BY JOHN A. FOWLER. Deputy Clerk. NIL
The Shasta courier., 1864-06-04
DR.. lI0TT'S Vegetable Liver Pills

Are composed entirely of cheinie Il vegetable ex-
tracts, mastly from plants grown in coun-
try: ot these plants haze "a direct action upon
he LIVER, others upon the SKIN, Others the
kIDN EIS. and Others upBn the BON ELS and
LUNGS. II is by peculiar chemical combna-
ton of al these extracts tbaiihese Pills made
possessing The extraordinary efficacy for cur
Ip- the ailove nl1leii diseases. =
Iu CHRONIC DISEASES. diseases of long
standing. such Us Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
Constipation OF the Bowels, Efysipeas. Scroiula.
tioitre, scali Head, Earber's Itch, Sore Eyes
Pimales on the SAin. and Old Sores. the treatment
with The Pills should be continued for longer
,nle than with less stubborn diseases,
SCROFULA CURED
SPRINGFIELD. iilinois, june 5th, 1859
MEssnS. 4. l.. ScoviiL & Co,
GEyfs My son. who IS seven years old.
has been afflicted with Sorolua for mare that two
years. 1t hrst made It's appearance in saail knots
IN tho glands OF the neck. under the skin. Our
..s,ny IihssIcian, waa attended him. said he could
uot cure h,ru. although lie had been under his at
tenltecc wien the disease made its first appear
.ncy : ani Instead of enTiny him he grew worse.
ant finally the sore broke. and has since contin-
a-d t. discharge unth GOT DIR. MOTIFS VEt;-
ErABLE LIVER PILLS. lie coininenced using
Lhem about year age: and il less than three
months he was well, and Instead ofa weak delicate
eni.d, he is WELL healthy and robust.
Yours, truly, JAMES ALLEN.
The Shasta courier., 1864-06-04
c,,.,., The New York Daily Time.

spRtcnrbY.-The New York Daily Times
has n letter written in the Pacific cnast eoun-
try. His last letter from San Francisco.
concludes in sprightly manner. After as
suring the eastern peonle that the want Of
rain will make many millions difference in
the yield of the California gold mines, be
suddenly rem~ks.
.. ] am called away by dispatch. and have
got to 2" up TO that hard old country. Wash
oe-in about ten minutes; that is. set out for
1t and have not packed my paper shirt col
lar and wooden comb so | must leave ynu
1t | don't get shot through the head. in the
neck, or down some of those .'s.utes" nr deep
shafts in that mining infe.no. | will tell You
all about things ON my return. 1t is a dan.
gerous country and chock full of hcles, and
fellow is in danger every mument Of falling
down through into China The last time
was up there | saw friend walking about
near the edge of II deep shaft. and two davs
ago met him on the wharf coming up from
the direction ofa vessel Just in from :. some
where, y with small caily Of tea under one
arm and policeman under the other 1t
Looked to me as if he had gone dawn sudder :
ly without paying his bill in Virgni;l, which
explained the Policeman. and the tea caddy,
and where he had been3
The Shasta courier., 1864-06-04
MOTHERS MOTHERS!
EsOTFeEsSS!

nON'T fail to procure MRS. WINSLON S
~ SOOTHING SYRUP for CHILDREN, = :
This valuable preparation IS the prescription oi
one of lhe most experienced and shaya Narses in
New England, and has been used with i.e.ert taiiiaj
success in THOUSANDS OF CASES. : :" I" Z
Ii uct only reeges the child from pain, hnt in
vigorates the stomach and bowels, eorreets aeidity
and gives tone and energy TO the whole SYSTEM
1t will almost instantly relieve
Gripping in tie Bolceis and Wind Colic,
and overcome Cony ulsons, which if not speedily
renedied end in death. We believe it the Best and
Spresf Remedy in Ire IForid. in all cases of DYS-
EMERY and DIARRHEA IN CHILDREN,
whether arising from teethins from any other
cause
Full directions for using will accompany each
bottle. None genuine unless the fac-simile Of
CURTIS & PE1KINS, New York, is the out
side wrapper.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers.
Principal Office. As Dey streai, Nes fort,
PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
REDINGT0N Z CO.,
4i6 and 41S Front ST, san francisco,
aul .6m AGENTS for California.