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The Shasta courier., 1864-02-13
Original Williams s. Kellen5er Gold
Silver & Copper Mining Company.

OFFICE, COPPER CRY. SHASTA Co.. CAL,
February sta. 4. d. 1864.
n Office is hereby given. that on the 10Th day
~ of March. A. . 1861. at Clock P.
NJ, there will be sold Public Auction at the Of
ace of the company. in Copper City. 50 many
shares of the capital stock of the Original Williams
Il kelenger Cola, Silver and Copper Mining Com
pany. standing in the names Of the following named
stockholders, shall be necessary to pay the fol
lowing assessment, CT qre dollar per foot OF five
dollars per sha;e, leTed thereon December 7th,
1863. together with all expenses of advertisement
aud sale
Names. No. shs. No, ct'fe Amt due
G.J. Mckean......l0 SO. 40, l47, to o oo
236, ~ w
j. A. Hunt .,.,,..ll 1876 l27, los.
1872, I27 90 %
j. p Williams ...20 A. Is, i22, to =, oo
12S, ~ w
Fl. II. Worlcy..... 2 l20, l21, 10 90
CLIO. SILVERTH0RN, Treasurer.
Office Original Williams 4 Keenger Go,
Copper City. Cal, Feb, ith, 1864,
G. J. MekEA\. Secretary
Per A. J. BURNETT, Deputy, fl3
The Shasta courier., 1864-02-13

"A BRicK.-On Saturday las DR.. Silver
thorn, President of the Original Williams &
Kellenger, showed us beautiful little brick
of the value of $93 35-se5 35 gold, and S.
silver-extracted from some ro.k crushed by
the company's arastra, and assayed by E.
levin & Co. The Doctor informed us
that the company have geld and silver bear
ing rock in exhaustless quantities
The Shasta courier., 1864-02-13

\ JoKE.-President Lincoln is said tc
have good joke upon all applicants for of
fee. He says he has but one vacant place,
and that is the command of the Army of the
Potomac. All decline that. and depart for
home, satisfied that the President has made
them the best offer in his power.
The Shasta courier., 1864-02-13

HANDsoaE PREssNr.-Charley Andersen,
on Thursday last. presented us with Ger
tifeate OF stock for ten shares in the Merri
mac Gold and Silver Mining Company, Pitts
burg district. Charley is a trump. Since
Thursday we have entertained the greatest
compassion for all poor folks
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Mammoth Quartz Mining Company,

NOTIGE is hereby given to the stockholders of
~ the Mammoth Quartz Mining Company, that
a meeting of the trustees of said company, held
on the 18th day of February, A. D. 1864, at the
office of the company, an assessment No. ~ of
ninety cents each and every share was levied
payable immediately. in United States gold coin, to
the Secretary, at the Office of the company.
GEO. D. FORBES, Secretary.
Shasta, Feb. 18th, 1864.
The Shasta courier., 1864-02-13

New MAP.-Hon. George Woodman. As
semblyman from this county in the Legsia-
ture of 1862, has issued map of the Boise
and 0wyhee mines, giving the route TO those
places by way of Red Bluff. Everybody in
tending to go north to spend their money
should possess one of these mans
The Shasta courier., 1864-02-13

ATTENTION COMPANY The members of
the Lyon Light Infantry are requested to
meet at Armory Hall on this, Saturday.
evening, at half past seven O'clock, to make
arrangements to attend the Sanitary Bail.
By order of the
The Shasta courier., 1864-02-13

The newspapers published in the city cf
Mexico state that they have posii i've assur-
ances that Macmillan will sail from France
for Mexico in March or April next also that
thousand French troops
The Shasta courier., 1864-02-13

An amiable young woman is in prison in
London for getting her mothers life hand
somely insured, and then poisoning the old
lady with arsenic.
The Shasta courier., 1864-02-13

TnE railroad has been completed to Orc,
vile, and it has been determined to cele.
brate the event. in an appropriate manner,
at that place. on Monday next. 18th.
The Shasta courier., 1864-02-13
CAPrAIN

PAY YouR AssEssNESrs.-See the assess
ment notices of the Original Williams &
Keiiepger, Original Bully Hill and Man,
moth Mining Companies.
The Shasta courier., 1864-02-13

DoNATIoNs.-We understand that num-
Fer in the country are anxions to make do
nations to the sanitary ball, but have no way
Of sending the same to Shasta. We are as
sured the managers named by the ladies in
different sections of the county will see that
MI donations arrive safely if left at their
places Of residence
The Shasta courier., 1864-02-13

LAssEN is the name suggested for the new
county proposed 10 be erected in the Hcuey
Lake region.
The Shasta courier., 1864-02-13

iris reported :, tae Bay thai ;he Alabama
has eapturel aud burnt large pnmber OF
vessels 10 tbe CbinA sees.
The Shasta courier., 1864-02-13

A SPECIAL term Of the Ninth District
Court viii. be ile.i Ia Trinity county COM
mcacing on Monday next.
The Shasta courier., 1864-02-13
MARRIED

In Shasta, Feb, 9Th, at the residence of J. II
Spsfz, by Hon. C. c. Bush. County Judge, Mr..
Joseph Schwiug to Mrs. Sophia Wehrly. all OF
Shasta
The Shasta courier., 1864-02-13
DEPARTURE OF STAGES.
PROBATE N TICE.
In the matter of the Estate of joseph
Wehrly and Xaver Wehriy, deceased
In the Probate Court in and for the county of
Shasta, State of California.


Z appearing 10 the Judge of said Court, by the
1 petitions presented and fed by Mrs. Sophia
Nehrly, administrative OF the estate of Joseph
Wehrly, and also by Peter Wehrly and Joseph
Sehwng of the last will and testament of
Nayer Webrly, deceased, praying for an order to
sell the real estate belonging to the said estates,
jointly, and that it is necessary to sell the whole of
said real estate to pay the expenses of administra-
ton and the mortgage debt thereon, and the ordi-
nary debts due by said estates jointly.
Il is therefore ordered by the Judge of said
Court tha a persons interested in the said estates
appear before the Probate Court on
Monday, the Goth day of February, 1864,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the
Court Room, in the town Of Shasta, to show tause
why an order should not be granted to the said ex-
ecutors of the estate of X ehry, and the said ad-
mnstratrix of the estate of Joseph Wehrly to sell
said real estate jointly, and that copy of this
der be published at least four successive weeks in
the Shasta COURIER, weekly newspaper printed
and published in the town and county of Shasta.
Dated at Shasta this 9th day of January, 1864.
C. c. BUSH. County Judge,
and ex-offcio Judge of the Probate Court.
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY RECORDER
Of the County Of Shasta
I, J. R. Duriek, County Recorder of the county
of Shasta, State of California, and ex-ocio Clerk
of the Probate Court in and for said county do
hereby certify the foregoing to be true and correct
copy of order duly made and entered upon the
minutes of said Probate Court.
49, Witness my hand and the seal of said
L. 8. Probate Conrt, this 27th day of January,
t--9 A. D. 1854.
J. R. DURICK,
Clerk of Probate Court
jn3o for Shasta County, Cal
The Shasta courier., 1864-02-13

At Davis Ferry, Feb, 5sh, Frederick Ellsworth,
son OF David P. and Mary S. Lawrence, aged 2
years months aed days.
At Dryden's Ranch, Feb. 4ih, Of consumption,
J. S. Shannon aged about 80 years.
~ ST. Louis. No., papers please copy,
The Shasta courier., 1864-02-13

THE slti rde ei Qaincs. Piumas county, i:
>. L. feet above the sea level.
The Shasta courier., 1864-02-13

A VIGILANCE Committee mas been formed
in the Boise country, and thirteen scoun-
drels recently hung by them.
The Shasta courier., 1864-02-13
"Home. Again. and Forever.
SHASTA. Feb l0ti

SHASTA, Feb. Uth.
Mr. EDSToR 81 find that my earse-hand
but earnes; efforts to arouse something like a
life pulse in Shasta business men has had
some eject An occasional grunt, an coca
sis;al inquiry. such as 8 wonderswho this
fellow +" Homev is pan occasional remark
to the effect that 81 If some one would startlt
it might be good thing" and then gentle
sing af both hands into trowsers pockets,
and an expression of countenance which
plainly says, 81 might take a little stock,
but doubt if it would pay"
To gentlemen doing business in Shasta. to
gentlemen owning interests in Shrsta, let me
say that if, on Wednesday evening next. you
vii! meet in the rear of Joe Short saloon
joe nlil have ii lighted and seats placed
where YOU can amuse yourselves making
speeches for awhile, and perhaps come to the
conclusion that you have passed the evening
full as proftaby as you would have done at
any other place. playing crib and chips. Try
it. Discuss what has been the burden of
" Homes communications-or anything else
that may suit you better. 9 Home may
possibly make you speech, and g Home''i is
a good speaker, no doubt At least there is
no evidence to the contrary. If We can't
come to the conclusion to build a quartz mill
we may conclude to get up joint stock NOR.
al reform society for the regeneration of cop
perheads. Let US try and do something. if
it amt so smart there is now knowing how
much we may improve by associated efforts
to do something. At any rate it would be an
Improvement on the single handed and uni
versal effort to do nothing,
Pittsburg, Copper City. Little Cow Greek,
are themes that fill our weekly paper There
is no corner devoted to Shasta enterprise
Let Us change it. Let US wake up and do
something, no matter what. We will find
cons ,i;ton in the fact that if we do ANYTHING
it must lie for the better Any step is pro-
gress With Shasta. There is no room for
sternway. HONE.
The Shasta courier., 1864-02-13
Original Williams & Kellenger Gold,
Silver and Copper Mining Company,

nITTSBURG Mining District, Shasta County.
Cal.--A: meeting Of the Board of Trustees of
the above company, held the I'd day Of febru-
ary A. D. 1864, an assessment of Ten Dollars $50
per share was levied each and every share
of the capital stock of the company, due and pay
able Immediately, at the Office of the company
in Copper City, to the Treasurer or Secretary Of
said company. in L. s. gold silver coin.
GEO. SILVERTHORN, Treasurer.
G. J. MckEAN, Secretary.
Per AND. J. BURNETT, Deputy. f13
The Shasta courier., 1864-02-13

The season of Lent commenced on Wed
pesdsy last-Ash Wednesday.
The Shasta courier., 1864-02-13
BIRTHS.
DIED.

On Cow creek. Feb. Sd, the wife of John Barry,
of n
The Shasta courier., 1864-02-13
orr,or OF TIE CLERK OF rHr PaosArz couRr, [

OrFrcE OF THE CLERK OF THE PROBATE COURT,
OF THE TOWN AND couSY OF SHASTA,
l. J. R. Durick, County Recorder Of the town
and county of Shasta. State of California and ex-
on io Clerk OF the Probate Court, in and for said
town and county, do hereby certify the foregoing
to be true ana correct copy OF an order duly made
and entered upon the minutes of said Probate
Witness ny hand, aud the seal of the said
L. 5 Probate Court. this ninth day of Feb
ruary, A. D. 1864.
ns j. R. DURICK. Clerk.
The Shasta courier., 1864-02-13
PROBATE NOTICE.
In the matter of the estate of Samuel j
Smith, deceased.
In the Probate Court of the county Of Shasta and
State of California

State OF SalfiOluld
1T appearing to the Court bF the petition pre-
\ sented and filed by d. II. Damn, the admins
irator of the estate of Samuel J. Smith, deceased,
praying for order to sell real estate, that 1t Is
necessary to sell the whole of the real estate to pay
the debts outstanding, and debts, expenses and
charges of administration,
Ii is therefore ordered by the Court that all per-
sons interested in the said estate appear before the
said Probate Court, on the
18th day of March, 4. d. 1861,
at 40 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the
Court room of said Probate Court, in the said town
and county OF ShastS, to show cause why an order
should not be granted To the said administrator to
sell the whole os the real estate of said deceased,
and that copy of this order be published at least
four successive weeks in the SHASTA COURIER, a
newspaper printed in said county.
c. C. BUSH, County Judge,
and ex-otfcio Judge of the Probate Court.
Dated Shasta, Feb. 9th, 1864.
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Shasta, Feb lst, 1864.
The Shasta courier., 1864-02-13
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs.

Shasta. Janu;
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The FrGsa.post 40 rrmic it,sNui,. C,ut,,, -
Fun Instructions for rnrv nat ,,rdi,t NJ
Socicues- ttubs. AZ. Wit4 Rides oi order and
Debate Mpdcls Of INST iuuuuS Re- buttons,
Reports. sud Portions lulcs " T. ~ Pan
Iric sci aud other Games Tine CO. lttrii oii, nd
the Original Al c'.s e. I. decoration. Published
b. DICK ~ Fitzgerald, l. Ann s.rc.,.
A more complete rGds Hecum, prubatl-, was
never put " tAiu 3~0 rac,s. T. cont .',s ~ au-it
Of valuable ju.orr4.1 on 4b- ,lai,iy s...n . ln ,
even To these who spend the,r lycs au ga. LoD.
aud in Uools-nat.u,,.
FnisEASL's GoIDrN rTAD, Rt,boNn. ~ Wn..u
brisbane. Accountant, -.c. PabllsAed h., j. CO u
Fi.l .erald.
Th.s rs 81 series Of tab'rs, s..,s i, IL, y.lt.e Of
euy number o, AZ ,los, VI portion, u' ,.n nr ,clc,
At NON qgar;e Y: a cent to oue eoll.i ,a-l an
tie Interest any STU, at e.,hcr sa ~ -.y,l p,
cent, ior ns,dor'be length oi sine, ,c ues a.,
tables - mce mriug SOLID liquids ,Sc., and 4iGea
o'her valuable Information.
isodfN or iue Marie Heart. ~ Perc,
E-s.,
Del & ft'Y.nil ha,, i-rre,i q rNe.p o.'t.1u-.
IN a. 'oI."" of ne.t' Ion !..,- Vi dc a'r,-dy
famous work, We do uot doubt that j. VIII som
rnani an extensive sale.
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Omccs nnd Onice-LoIdcrs.

Toe continued vacancy IN the Sub treasury De
parInent IN nis city shows that II Is equally d.l-
Suit 10 hnd ''the right man for tho r1h; place"
AID keep him when lound- There are scores Al not
Lundred- u aspran,s for the office who are not
qualified " nil /, wAilc the number Vi persons
cspatle> and al the same willing TO accept the
position, IL ~ Guled dat the present attitude OF
Secretary fNssEspES bears a striking rcsemLlance
" 4&sop, ooeklng With lighted candle nm honest
nnn in the ancient mHrkei place. All classcs
II our citizens concurVd In Welcoming the ap.
.pontinent Of Mr. Mosrs TAyLos AZ cIumeuty ia.
>aicious and proper and If thai gentleman has auy
vanity, IL must have been abuudantly .ratlael by
Sho general expression OF satisfaction Al BIS Ia 5tni-
nstion. His refusal is 10 be regretted, A. II may
possibly operate example to other senteu IA Of
equal character ani standing to hold back IL sin.
alsI positions Of public trust and responsibility. We
Cen only hope tAst Mr. ItsiNsES vii not lie
driven to seek among the willing ranks .. pricss,i
POLITICIANS and oihce-huniers lor pcs oas to MI he
Treasury and Custom House departments IN this
city. We soil have among our Ho.LANDs, Nix
sURSs and GRIsStLLs . number Of gcutemcu oi
acknowledged ability, leisure ANA integrity, Who
arr capable u rendering an essential scryl,e
~ their country in these Departments. and
who MAY not be influenced by the special
ssasnn that prevented Mr.. TArIoR's accept
sncc. Il q maxim d the founders
II tho Republic, that tie oftce should seek
ih1 man. and NOT the the 0ihc,, aud q
zecurence 10 this wholesome principle necessarily
entails some rcfusals, which should encourage
esther than check the heads Of departments to
vsr,wvore In its sdoption. 1t may be accepted as a
maxim that man who seeks high public Otice
, ss,darn qualified n Al It, Thsv Nv sp@s paS.
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Tns Invasion .. Peunsylvan.a IN s,in .n,oi,ei ia
aDystcry, owing 10 The singular. and, AS it appears,
absurd reticeIce OF the authorities. Ii there Is q
large rebel force IA tue STATE. cannot long be cou-
esaleJ, and tlcre Ia not, the public should b. a,
once relieved FROM anxiety ou n, subject. The
So lien cal.as ol he Legislature b. Coyeruos Ger.
AK does not Necessarily imIly danger. a. i, may
have ocen convened merely ior the purpose Of or.
sam ing the ui.li.ia-a work ia winch Pernsylya-
nia bias been long rclnss. That stale has calc,,
rton her neighbors long enough to help her, aud
ass not yet adopted single measure for Organizing
tic people in their own defence. The painful
burning Of Chamborsburg must have convinced
.asylyanians by this tine that they u.ust awake
u the emergency. When ions MoEGAS 'inder-
* IL ride through Ohio, tho farIn1 ui that State
I'd Rot long hesitate as TO the course they should
Giopt. They threw down their spades nnl hoes,
toos the horses from the poughs, md with mus.
1et and kwling piece followed the Invader and
promptly lodged him in fclon's jail IN less iln,
shan detective would hunt up ckpocke,. Al
army Dew up In the track OF rebel invasion, anc
stamped II out before Il could IL AXE ~ im
press upon TIC soil q Ohio. Tie PEG
pie Of Pennsylvania are now pushed /,
are wall and must either show siuila
s-'tlt yis't up al ~ the enemy. AZ cor Goue
sG CADwNIApEr's reported engineering opera
lions gu the s4squchanna- they are an absurdty
Earthworks OF dciensrs never prevented An arm!
INN crossing rscr and wln MT ia the prcseu
.sse. VITA Is needed Is al Ohio UPRISING Of "
people, to crush this rsd. or invasion. which eve
~ may lie. lit is only raid tue Pennsy lval.ia..
Ssa and must take care OF themselves. Should /
prove to be real organized inyas.ou, New NoE,
slu 60 70 the rescue.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
TIE NEW YORK sun

VI ber,afte b sold at TWO cESrs p~r copy,
VI II viii b. served by carriers in any part Of
TIE city, at twelve cents, per week. Mail sub.
-crptions will DO received al 80 cents Per
uonth, or e. per year.
Apologies or explanations ere needless. An
inflated currency has raised the price Of white
yeper and other materials nearly threshold,
" hle We make but a t~o-.oId adyancc. And
eth THg stS viii be published a, one-haif
tie rates Of nearly all its cotemporsris-. while
lds readers spe furnished with THE SANE
NEWS, at the sawe time. We have fought a
scod fight Ia saaint.ining TnE SUS As the
Peoples Paper, and We shall confirm. that
fight to tho cnd. We believe or readers
appreciate or position, snd viii With che.s-
ap'nc'' meet it, and pay TIC gt~'ed
TWO CLNIS IDg TIE SUN.
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DEATHS.

NIiNNANOu Monday, Aug. /, Of consumption,
The funeral will take place from her late residence,
" Cout st bet LIST and ~, boboken. on w.s,nas-
day. IA
BQGGs-on July sist. Of consumption. I'm Boee.,
The funeral viii take .pIsce FROM the reddeuce OF
~; s %9I,a ,a az. d. & bows 10 Ja'on az
p. n. The remains vii be taken 70 Green.
vood. l3i
81 NNING On Aus. /, q, o't ,',iock. A. NJ, Ellen.
The ~ loved ~iie Of Nich0las J.. Burning IN tho Doth
year Of her @e.
II relative. and friend, Of the Mriiy are ir.
A. Ocio,k. -
,DqksEIT-on SUNDAY, july 81, MAI. Dor.ett in
'hc 'tth y'"r Of he 1fe.
The relatives sud friends OF the family ~ re-
spac'inIl invited h. attend tue iuneru. To. aisy
morninr, ut H. o'cos, from the fos'cnce Of her NJ
Java It, bet l. Mon and Oakland ave.. tloOr<oinL
for insrnent. go
GlLNARrIN-On Sunday, July Fl. Of con.ump-
Ahamii.h, Co sligo. Ireland, sg.d ~ yeast son Il
Patrick ,ilmartin. OF Csruduf.
he relatives and hisunr 81 to family, aud u'Ose
% hi brothers and hrutt or-in.ss. John aud Jsn,
'irni IN and Francis Nc o~sn. are RESPECTFULLY W
y,t" Ia nd the funeral from his st. lesidencn
- Fast 9Th It on rrc'day aiis moon. ID int, 81
oci'rk, without further notice. ia
,GlLhof-Qn Sunday Afternoon. a, - 0e.ok.
John Thos. bcoN I'd con of james AID ku-e GLuy,
sscd i year. months and IS day-,
III. friehds and acqusingnce- of the family arc
respectfully invited to attend the funeral this tIuc.-
day. afternoon. at O'Clock, from the residence VI
Lls pAIen,s l>2 EAst 10Th t. is
HoGAS-On August ID Julia Hogan. the beloved
| daughter Of Patrick and Csthsrine Hogan, s.ed
year, months and days.
The friends Of the family ~. respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral this Tuesday, sternoru, At
O'clock. IRON her lat RESIDENCE. Ia asiingon sti ~
| hcAkDLI.-On July 81, NJ rgar.I only child U.
Bernard and Bridget NcArdl., s.sd year and IL
| mouths.
The relative. sad friends Of the family are ~
sbcuully invited to attend the fune RAJ frUfu thc
iesdence OF hes parents go Tenth ave, this Cuee-
day! afternoon, At 2 o'clock. lO3
| SLTNlS - On Monday. Aus. |. 1904. Rnssnna
yonnge-t daughter OF Michael aud Ann sleyin. d
| months.
The relatives aud friends Of III. family NV respect.
fully invited to attend the funeral this Hieedayl
Afternoon. y 3V.lock, from the W. i'd VI her "a
rents 10 South 9th 4. " iiliAmsburgh. I'd
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tons - exsltci that they should be neither sru 1t
for Dor rejected, aud to tbes, the fosisons .. st
Treasurer and Collector u New York properly
b.long q, the present juncture Of affair.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


T16d Nuriopai BANK. Ne. 8 Sassnu
street- Agents fur the New Cove rpusnt Lon, !
md 80 CrssHIy Notss The Third ksttnA psnh-
allowing intsrsse q full rate from das N deposit
Lbsss oceS are PAYABLE 10 year, from August u
1874 AND bar and 3-l0 per cent. interest, With
maturity into per Gent. gold Interest, hearing 5-2U
bonds. In order TO AID of small me- tall
thfs loan. this bank viii subsr ip'.ons and
dit any sum on account thereof not .s.- than : Ia
upon shch interest viii he aoe ed to slbsci at
the rate OF And j. yer CEN. nom date ~ eepoet. 70
ne frll payment OF subscriptions. c. n. JORDAN,
CNhier. aJI
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ing a per cent The hank ssstement sbovs Ne
banks TO be In good position. The loans ere down
SASyI,S5c and the dspustH ere - eASe0CV. Thee
Asurs reprs.en; in part the continued wishlrsvl u
the temporary loan. The general ssoek msrkst gov.
ernmen included has teen heavy md lower to-day.
A, the Produce EIebsDse the breadstuds market
opened heavily and declined 10 70 on AoaS, on
wheat, and al cent, corn. but towards tho Close
prices eympathiAed With the p~ad turn In cold and
stronger. rot market active. and adv inced
II ! yer hbl., with activity. Nj. fcs~nGeD
sV this morning al the 5ut-Tiesury In consultation
with Mr. Csco. II il reported tina, he will offer the
balance Of tho ISL loan Nj. Cisco's resignation
take effect to-day, ard tie duties OF Assistant Tres
.Ioiaily dcvolved On Mr.. Jacob Russel.
Who hA, occupied positon. Of trust in The saLIre.-
slry zinc. lie Il rsi formation m 1876.
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/ I MbtE fOk SALE, AT AUCTION, q
Nv edursiIy, Aug 50, "a y JciOck T. VI, Ut NarI .
Wet 5hh At. lu.t beios i'm A., LACK v AlluL VII
wood, OaA, ashi &c.
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coal.

RLACKSMITH'S COAIl-A SUPERIOR.
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SEWING MACHINES.

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