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UIaOCEREES!
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BLASTING POWDER, Rife Powder and
Fuse.
CUT and FENCE NAILS.
TUBS, Buckets, and Wash Boards,
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PENS, Pencils, Ink, Paper and Envelopes,
ANES. Axe Handles and Pick Handles.
CHEWING and smoking Tobacco,
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ROPE, TWine and Tacks,
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HATCHETS and Butcher knives.
CHINA OIL, Polar and Coal Oil,
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BUCK SHOT, Quail Shot, Duck Shot and
Pistol Balls,
DINNER GLASSES, Egg Glasses, Bar
Tumblers and GOblets,
DEMIJOHNS, from to Gallons in Size
WOOD BOWLS and Wood TRAYS,
The Shasta courier., 1865-06-17
Rheumatism of Thirty Years standing

Has been cured with it in four weeks.
The most loaths me ulcers, that have been run
ning for years. healed and perfectly cured in an
incredible short time. Any kind of Swelling, Stiff
ness of Joints, Tumors, Cancers, Scrofulous Dis
eases, Mercurial Complaints, Specific Disease,
Liver Complaints. Piles, Flstula, Consumption,
Kidney and Bladder troubles are cured, in most
cases, as if by magic.
The Shasta courier., 1865-06-17

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A DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE
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Kinds In abundance. VIII divide II iess land Ia wanted Ap
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nor SALE-No. 1873 1ienry-st., near Pierre.
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NOR SALE-A STORE and HOTEL in the
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Long lslsnd ~ with half Of LAND on the Han
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also 4 FARM
Of sbout 2 acres Of quality land the pTbc highway
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from railroad between the Fecouic Bay ard Long
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Mem f1nblitations.
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Publish this Day;

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VANITY FAIR: A Novel without . Hero. BY WILLIAM
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"a Portrait on Steel engraved by iiaFin after Le"rence'
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as mastery monuments OF noble English style, SIMPLE SIN
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Execution Of I John r. BealI.
Scene at the Hanging on Govern
z u s'' or's Island. 'ig.i 'n.
A. Rash Life Ended BY Brave Death.
From the New York World, 25th.

From the New York World, 25th. ,f.g -sBr7
Yesterday, at quarter past one o'clock,
bright afternoon, one of the numberiess nves
lost In the war beat out on Governors Island.
John Yates Beall a subject OF the insurgent
government, was hung BY the neck until dead,
according to the finding Of fair court martial
He had been sentenced 10 death six days ear
lier, but doubt IN the minds OF all respon-
sible, from the President to the executl0ner
prolonged his existence little while. When
hung he was thirty.two years old. Any analy-
sis of bis crime must be more or less influenced
by his bearing after arrest and before expia-
ton. He had been consistent with the ami
rnns Of the war; not with its regulations.
Having served with applause IN the southern
army he laid by its uniform and embarked up
On nsrilous enterprises, depending for their
srcress more upon strategy than boldness. In
the latest of these he was detected and arrest
al II Is no exageration of his conduct at the
scaffoId to say that he died like brave man.
Attribute his manner to whatever cause we
may-effrontery, hard-heartedness. dbrayado.
superstitfor1. hope-thOse of us In better ser.
vices. who die as well may win a 1.-THE of re.
spect IN the obituary of the following day,
Yesterday morning he rose betif1es and be-
gan to write. He addressed one letter to- JEFF
ferson Davis, through Commissioner Ould of
the truce service; in which he said:t "4'
You know that / acted under the orders of
my government; If you cannot or win not pre-
vent my murder, 1 ask you to clear up my
memory. - 4-i'liy <1T5E
He wrote another letter to Roger A. Pryor,