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The judges will take into consideration the
training as well as symmetry and proper
matching, and try the teams at the plov or
otherwise as they may think proper.
Committee. L. Oole, D. 8. Tinuey,
VIM Cooper, sen, ...., ,-r-
No. 6-FAT CATTLE.
Best fat creature years old and over $5 90
I'd -s do do 800
Exhibitors in this list must state in writing
the kind of keeping during the last year.
ommittee-Jesse Van Ness, Jacob Hor-
lacher; Jacob Bauman.
No 7-MTTOH COWS
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No /, -crros r,.u. co........-. ,-.... Cts.
"a Worms. Worm Fever. Worm .Colic. Ok Ok
(,rv,mg S,ol;c or Toa, h;ng ~ ;,tants Ok
Diarrhra of cbldrsn or admits OK
"5 e" Dysenaerx Grning R;i,;ons Co,,. 90 90
"6 Ckoiera. n crhms Sansas Womia;n,. 5S 90
Couahs ca ds Rronch;t:s' OK
NeurnIy;o Tontbonbe ES,.o.oha 90
HeadncI,cs. SICK Headaacbe Vert;oo oS o
10 9" Dy-pepsia Bilious Stomach. '25
II Suppressed or painful Periods, rs
"i3 co. ramn SoUah oU R,oiTsS a;s;o,I pn. ~
ID "a s.Ss y fIe.',s. Err.;ya,os II Er%t;s, a2 90
.t15 /" Rhemmns;sr, Rbanma maiic pp;ns on'' 90 90
"a Eave. ~ a g.,. Cb;Ii Esnar az, ao 20 20
eli 6" Piles, blind or bleeding. 1Aeue' SS SS
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For Sale or to LET.

THE first-class three-story brick house, with free
stone trimmings, number 35 High street.
For particulars inquire at No 80 Exchange street.
'pnsn ; o. oGi"nsaiate's, between 10 A. M. and p M
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DIR. JOHNSON'S 4
Foam Dentifa.jce :

THIS Preparation is recommended by eminent
Dentists, Physicians and Chemists as being se-
cond to none in use, for cleansing, polishing and
preserving the teeth hardening the gums and I'M
not be exceed. 1t acts not onl as powder, but ~
a soap ana wash, three in one. Contains mjuri-
grit acid. Try it. For sole by all druggists.
M. d JOHNSON, Dentist.
October 80. d :
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0l'--HI I. 80 wanted.
A SECOND HAND Light Derrick. Address
"A jy23dH B. G. JORDAN, Bar Mills.
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Grant and COLfNE.

EOR the best Camnaign Medals, Pins, Badges and
II Flags of GRANT aud COLFAX, send to the
oldest and most spect Bile manufacturers who have
styles. Prices from S3to $40 per 100 We will send
to any address pot paid on receipt of price, One
Sample PC. Three Samples, SOC with Price List We
request Correspondents 10 be BRIEF as are al
ways very busy during the Campaign. We make
suitable reductions all large orders for Dealers
and Clubs
All moneys sent bv Post Office Order at our risk
We guarantee full amount in goods, at lowest rates
for all moneys sent to Address
RICHARDS & MARKT,
2. o. Box 3,131. 55 Murray St., New York.
iuly13eodlm
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MOc7SI2sists TAINTED /!

THREE or four first class Machinists, accustomed
l to work on Steam Engines, Mill Work, Shafting
Gearing, &c. i '358 9ftI III .
eau THOMAS N. EGERY & CO.
| Bangor, Me, July g. 1858. jy23d2w
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Soldiers and Sailors
ATTENTION

CITY OF PORTLAND, |
Mayors Office. July 10, IS g
THE Legislature of the State, by a t approved
! February "a 1868. have authorized "Tes, imoni-
ais OF Honor to be prepared and presented all hon
oraby discharged soldiers who served in the war OF
1861, and to widows, next of kin, of such have
deceased" 1900
By Circular Of the Adjutant General, sit is earn
estfy requested that municipal officers scU bring fh's
communication to the notcs Of hOn0rabLy discharged
soldiers their cid0rs, in their localities that the
recognition by the Stale OF honorable and faithful
who served in the war for the suppression of the
great rebellion" -.t.gss ..4. j. .-
Notice is hereby given that applications for the tes-
tmonias in the act referred to, will be received and
forwarded 70 the Adjutant Generals Office by MI
Geo: IL. Libby, at the City Treasurer's Office, on
Wednesday aud Saturday evenings of each week,
from t. o'clock, and by Mr. W. b. Smith. No.
% Free Street, and No. Free Street Block, and sv
Col II. Mlllett, 80 Exchange Street, during busi-
ness hours, in the months of July and August.
JACOB MCCLELLAN, Mayor
July IL, 1868. eod3w
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Shirt Makers Wauted

GOOD sewers wanted to sew on fine custom shirts.
" Applicants must bring sample OF button-hole
and hand stitching.
jyl3st CHARLES GUsTIs s. CO., Congress st.
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aI TO Let.
0NE 8 story brick Store No. so Union ST. Also
~ and stories Hopkins Block 1is I-2 Middle St.
Apply to 81 a siaf-a1s ST. JOHN SMITH =
May 21-dtf
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A statistician proves that the whole hu-
man race, since Adam, could be buried in the
State of Connecticut and nobody crowded.
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a.n. - EATON ..
Family &c Day School,

Established 1861
DUPILS are received into the family of the Prin-
cipals where they enjoy the privileges OF pleas
ant home.
They have the special attention of the teachers who
at all times gives them the aid and direction
TO a rapid advancement in their studies, and exer
else such care and guardianship as they need.
For particulars address
Asi EATON BROTHERS.
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as3.sa...-ar- To Let. m
A FRONT OFFICE in McCarthy's Block, over
"A Store No. 1s1 Fore Street, recently occupied by
W. j. Mcdonald Enquire of - - =
CHARLES MCCARTHY,
apr25dH i.HHio No. 80 Middle Street.
The Shasta courier., 1868-02-29

halted. The snake, evidently pleased with
hisI rapid transportation, manifested his
qualification by attempting to cnfold the
legs of our hero within his embrace ri
With AN expressive - OUCH" and urged
forward by circumstances over which he
had no control" poor John bounded on
The next moment he was in full view of the
girls, and as he turned the corner Of the
barn, the snake came round with whiz,
somewhat after the fashion of coach whip.
+ Having reached the barn yard to his dis
may he found the bars up. But time was
too precious to be wasted in letting down the
bars. Gathering all his strength he bound
ed into the air; snake ditto, and as he
alighted on the other side his snakeship's
tail cracked across the upper bar, swapping
like an Indian cracker. lsE f-s sa1n0
Again John set forward now utterly re
gardless of the girla, for the extra tickle
from the serpent's tail as he leaped the bars
banished all his bashfulness and modesty,
and again he had the pleasure of finding the
snake in straight line, drawing steadily at
the hem OF hi. solitary garment.
The house now became the centre of at
traction, and around it he revolved with the
speed of thought. Four times in each revo.
luton. as he turned the corner, his snake.
ship came round with whiz that was quite
refreshing. sa3 '-"
While describing the third circle. as he
came near the group of wnnderstruck girls.
without removing his gaze from the snake,
he managed TO cry out
- Call a mani" ai ~. u
The next moment he had whisked out of
sight, and quick as thought reappearcd at
the other end of the house. q r.-,..ff
. Call a man ~
Away he whirled again, turning the cor.
ner so rapidly that the whiz of the snake
sounded halfway between Il low whistle and
the repeated pronunciation of hole oo.-
before either Of the girls had stirred from
their. places he had performed another revo.
luton. er y ai 81 4aeas .a 1s
Call a man - t.,f.sF ss .1as,.
Away he flew once more, but his strength
was rapidly failing. Nancy Clark was the
first one 10 recover her presence of mind, and
seizing hoop pole she took her station near
the corner of the house, and as John re an.
prared brought it down upon the snake with
a force that broke his back and his hold upon
Johns neither garment at the same time.
Z John rushed into the house and to hi room.
and at tea time appeared in his best Sunday
suit but little worse for the race, aad t. all
appearance entirely cured of his blshfulncss.
That night he walked home with Nancv
C'aTk. The next year they were married.
and, now. whenever John feels inclined to
laugh at b wife's hcons nr any peculiarity.
she has only to say, "Call man." and he
instantly sobers down. 80 isa1l -aL
The Shasta courier., 1868-02-29

DROWNING OF ADMIRAL BELL.-The Japan
Gazette gives particulars of the drowning of
Rear Admiral Bell, Lieut. Commander Reed
Ans. 10 men on the Osaka bar, which sad
event rook place under the following circum.
stances, as described by Hiogo correspon.
dent of the Gazette:
On Saturday morning. January l1.b a,
9:l5, the boat left the United States shin
Hartford bound for Osaka, ADMIRAL Bell.
lieutenant keed and thirteen rsen in her.
broaeh to and capsize. 81 b t ~ \ : =
At once every boat in the whole soaadron
was lowered. manned. and despatched No the
rescue of the sufferers, but unfortunatelv ,bev
were only able to save three-the bar be;no 2
so rough and the water so cold, the -mlanree
were all drowned before the boats reached
them. 82@ NTH
OF those saved one was found on the bottom
of the barge, and the other two banging on
to oars that they were fortunate enough h.
secure from the one on the boat we learn
that the last seen of the coxswain before sink
ing he was trying to keep the Admiral ON
the boat, but unfortunately they sank togeth
er to rise no more.
The body of the Admiral was first diseov-
cred when it was found that his watch, had
stopped at i9:45. Lieutenant Commander
Reeds body was found the same day. alsf
the bodies Of two Of the crew. On the follow
ing day two more were picked up. and the
remaining six on the day following, thu,
completing the whole number.
The Shasta courier., 1868-02-29

An INDIGNANT WONAN.-Snme horrid
wretch having ventured an opinion that il
woman who loves unsnusht deserves tho
scorn of the man she loves,f is shot dead
by the following from lady corr cspnndent
Heaven forgive mel but may the man who
penned that never see another bonnet May
no rosy lips ever press his moustache, and
tho fates grant his dickey strings break
short of every morning. May no wonan's
heart ever learn to beat faster-except with
lndignatlnn-at the mention of bis name,
and may his stockings always need darnng.
And when his nerves are unstruns BY
disease, and his head throhs MS though an
earthquake were breaking it. may he have
nothing in his sick chamber but boot heels,
and not one inch of muslin or crnolihr.
Give her love unaskcd Oh, with true.
hearted man, this would, methinks, be the
reason of reasons why he should love her.
She gives to him her whole heart--for in
these things women do not work by halvcs-=
not from gratitude because he loves her not
from pity or charity, because hc has begged
it of her /; but use-because-bear me
it will take more of philosopher than Lam
to account for the undeniahle fact that women
do sometimes love the horrid creatures called
men. -y $50 -i-l-T- .,-.-4 .-- u. -----
The Shasta courier., 1868-02-29

SINGULAR CASE OF SUPERSTITION ~ sim
gular story is told by an English paper. IL
seems that a vessel was chartered to 60 from
Sawnsea. England, to Cobija. on the western
coast of South America, aud left on the 18th
of April last. Everything proceeded we'll
until rounding Cape Horn, when for seven
successive days the master and men contend,
ed with the elements. but the ship made i'm
progress The captain solemnly declared
that when the storm was at its hight, God ap.
peared to him in the form of "A man. and toll
him that fthe ship proceeded any further tho
vessel and all ha,.ds would be lost Though
the officers endeavored to convince him of the
impossbilitv of such an occurrence. the cap
tainimmediately gave orders to '''bout Ship
and proceeded back to England
The Shasta courier., 1868-02-29

How TO CURE CoLD.--The moment
man is satisfied he has taken a cold, let him
do three things: First, eat nothing second,
go to bed, cover up in warm room, third,
drink as much cold water as he can or as he
wants, or as much hot herb tea as he ca, and
in three cases out Of four. he wi be well in
thirty-six hours. To neglect cold for forty
eight hours, after the cough CO 1mcncrs, is
to place himself beyond cure, until the cold
has run its course of about fortnight,
Warmth and abstinence are safe and certain
cures, when applied early. Warmth keeps
the pores of the skin open, and relieves it "f
the surplus which oppresses it. while ai,sti.
nence cuts off the supply of material FOR
phlegm which would otherwise be cougled
up.-Dr. Hall.
The Shasta courier., 1868-02-29
For the Benefit cf Suffering Human
itv.

FRoM Mr.. THoNAs-We have used Henley s
Royal Balsam in my family this winter. There is
use talking. 1t throws everything in the shape
of Cough medicine in the shade that ever saw
My wife was troubled with asthma or smothering
spells for years, and could get nothngto have any
effect until struck this Royal Balsam" She is
now about, we'll. 1t cured me of the worst cold
l ever had in my life in night. Whenever our
children have anything like a cough. few drops
given going to bed-that is the last of the
cough. / never intend to be without it in the
house. 50 t-5 -tts- ra-a- -a-
b. THOMAS the poper man
The Shasta courier., 1868-02-29
From F. Dewitt, Merchant.

To THE PUBLIc.-I had a bad cough for a long
time. friend urged me to get a bottle of sHen-
ley's Royal Balsam." He said it cured him.
got bottle, and sure enough it had splendid ef-
feet 1t dried the cough up in short time.
hereby recommend it to the public. F. DEWITT.
- b. GROSS, Sole Proprietor, Portland, Oregon.
For sale by L. Welendorff, Shasta G39.
The Shasta courier., 1868-02-29

IIorE FOR CoNsuyPTIvES.-lfa letter writer
from Lima, Peru, is to be believed. there il
a region forty leagues from that city, caiIc,i
the Valley ofJuacn, where the climate re-.
stores consumptive persons to h, alth as cor.
tainly as night follows day" No other
medicine is required except the pure air ,,f
the valley Hundreds of persons are said tn
60 from all paris of Peru yearly to be carei
Of this terrible disease and althou Ii the writ
es anticipates thar medical men " will sm;lc
at the idea { consumption being curat.e.,i
he still AYERS that every invalid
only those in the last stage of the malaly-
returns physically sound after u residence in
Juaca Of from one tn two wears
The Shasta courier., 1868-02-29

ES- L. p. FISHER--Is the only Agent
of tie SHASTA COURIER in San Francisco, with pow
ers to receive subscriptions and advertisemens and
receipt for the same iaH t.8 '4"4-
oFfiCE-l69 Washington street, opposite Ma
guire Opera House. vel ~ amii sI7 gHli5o
The Shasta courier., 1868-02-29
B. THOMAS, the paper man
From Judge Maruuan1.

have used "Henley's Royal Balsam,'' myself
and family, and find it irst-rate medicine for
Coughs and Colds. hereby recommend it to the
public.
The Shasta courier., 1868-02-29
From Mr.. Pittock.

We have used some of Henley Royal Balsam"
in my family and think it is splendid medicine
for children, as well as for grown persons. For
Coughs and Colds 1 freely recommend it to the
public. Z, PITTOCK.
The Shasta courier., 1868-02-29
NUMBER 81

he lived in clover, for the blooming girl
appeared at his counter every day, accom-.
panied by troops of giggling shop girls, big
ot waterfall. profuse Of curls, extensive of
hoop, and loud of perfume She abunsht
lots ot goods, etc. Every evening the clerk
called to see her. and. at last, Monday. Jan
uary 2oth, was fixed as the day on which
the torel, OF liymen should replace the roses
of Cupid. ,s ,iaaps = a98aS
As the time set for the marriage approach.
ed, the young lady applied herself diligently
to the duties of the store where size was en-.
gagged, and limited to her loser that if she
had sewing machine her tasks would he
sooner disposed of. and she could have more
time to enjoy his delightful eompanv.A
What ardent laver could resist a hint. en-
forced hy such fattery? Our clerk could
nor, ana SO on last Saturday evening IN ex-
press waghn slapped in frnnt Of the store
wherc the young lady was engaged, and the
active oliver FASTENED to deposit a scwinr
machine on the side walk The ardent lover
| was there as soon as the exprcssman, and.
entering the store. inquired for the Girl If
his heart. The fair creatures within ravs
him no satisfactory reply. but the propfietre>s
handed him note. which informed him with
chilling brevity that the darling of his heart
having quite completed her arranr rements,
also having adorned herself W tn fobes Mir
chaScdson his credit. AMI having taken the
money he had lent her, lad married the sad.
dler and left. The agonized clerks rushed tn
the sidewalk. seized the sewing machine, anil
carrying it to the nearest restaurant. hastily
ordered :" dozen raw and hot whisky
skin.' He then went to the store and sum
mnned his friends to come and /" drink nut
the machne.' They did SO, and the next
morning Mr.. Don't Report was fined three
dollars for being drunk.
A letter Just received from the bride Of the
saddler informs her friends tbht was not IN.
tended to inform the pubIh') that her hus.
band has good shop in Chicago, and that
she is well and 50 happy s-....
Some people may think that this story is
not true. because no names ARE given, but it
is authentic on the honor of a local -
The Shasta courier., 1868-02-29

Some Of the Saginaw Indians are in..nso
wags in their way. One of them lryips oir.
en- a trailer some annoyance was told that ia
case he was seen again with a title. it wonl.,
be taken from him AMI thrown INFO tho fire
few days after the Indian appeared with a
pint flask in his blanket. as usual: hut the
trader was as good as his word an demanded
the bottle, which the Inil,an eve M and
started for the door The tr.l.i.r threw tho
fiask into the stive, and ont came tho win
dows, the trader fallowin. close baain4
The next time thar man burns an In.li.n's
whisky bottle he will examine it &, see wheth.
er Its contents are whisky or gunpaxler. ~
III IS said that two giils of sweet OIL, s,yal.
iowed by the person most ,ncc.ne !, is an
antidote for every kind cf poison, n, IN ttcr
how virulent or stronc.
The Shasta courier., 1868-02-29
HenIey's1 Royal BaIsam

Challenges the world to produce anything in the
shape of Medicines that will remove aud eradicate
a Cough soreness in the Chest, as prompt, no
matter what form the disease might assume. Hen
lcy's Royal Balsam" is the best Medicine. in the
world for Bronchial or Pulmonary affections For
Group Hopping Cough, there is nothing on
earth that can equal it. All motherers and Nurses
ought to have bottle close by them, it will give
a child relief in two minutes. 1t is entirely veg
ctabe, and will prove a blessing to the human
family. 80
The Shasta courier., 1868-02-29
= q aa3 7EIlaou YAaJTta

iEsl gsaa2il r'i---.sfs i7rsgD azfoarsQ
- ai7s'e sass5 iai9zle
- s9.isa3 ire -sfa' sef e $50 Il
v '-a} ,h'esofi
7ie s71 esmsi'eas
~ aam'la .aa SIS t4a ..4ss
9ah L'sW- ' 1aae h-aass d.n e.,sr
4Ei7aU frer7as r tar bs, s,.
The Shasta courier., 1868-02-29

Terms of Advertising:
For One Square, of 10 lines or less, one insertion
-Four Dollars; for each subsequent insertion Two
Dollars.
A liberal discount made to Monthly and Yearly
Advertisers.
M% Advertisements not mai ked with the mum, u
Der of insertions thereon, will be continued until
ordered cut, and charged accordingly.
eire- ALSO,
Having furnished our Office with an elegant as
sortment of FANCY JOB TYPES, we are prepared
to execute, neatly and expeditiousy, all manner OF
Job Printing, such as
Bills of Fare, Bill Heads,
Circulars Handbills,
Pamphlets, Programmes,
Ball Tickets, Cards,
Posters, Books,
baw Blanks, Catalogues,
Drafts, Checks, &c.
The Shasta courier., 1868-02-29
.vshssa Tsg THE 5a
SHASTA COURIER.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MchsISe'
BY JOHN J. CONMY.
Publfeation Ofice,-Armory Hall
aTf Building, First Floor. 81

Terms of subscriptions
For One Year, If paid in sdvance...........so W oO
ifnot paid in advance.... -. W W
Fur Six Months, in ~
10 if not paid in advance..-..... 4 W
These terms will be invariably adhered to, with
s.t referssce to persons or circumstances.
The Shasta courier., 1868-06-20

UNDER loyal State Government the State
of Ohio provided home for Union soldiers
who had been disabled while in the service
of their country. The Democrats have now
a majority in the Legislature of that State,
and have passed law disfranchising those
veterans whose misfortunes have forced them
to occupy this refuge from want. The same
Legislature refused to pass law disfranchis-
ing those who bore arms on the side of rebel
lion, and the ex-rebel soldiers who have
moved into Ohio from Virginia and Kentucky Y
are allowed privileges which are denied to the
manned veterans who fought to uphold the
Government. Wherever Democrats gain
power the defenders of the Union are hum
bled and outraged, and traitors accorded su-
perior privileges. Such outrages will not be
tamely submitted to- and the loyal people of
this Republic will again rise in their might
and sweep the last remnant of Democratic
injustice and oppression from the land.
The Shasta courier., 1868-06-20

THRILLING WoRDs.-Ex-Governor Hawley,
of Connecticut, on assuming his position as
President of the Chicago Union Republican
Convention, said:
Passing by all personal and temporary
controversies. working in perfect confidence
that the American people mean to do right,
aud will do it in the end, we may feel sure of
triumph. The power of nation of forty
millions must be behind the just claims of
the poorest working man, of whatever race.
to recover even and just wages. Its majesty
must be felt wherever the humblest loyal
man appeals against personal violence and
oppression. Every dollar of the national debt
the blood of soldier is pledged for. Every
bond, in letter and in spirit, must be as sa-
cred as soldiers grave. We must win.
gentlemen, and we shall win. 1t is the old
fight for liberty. equality and fraternity.
against oppression, caste and aristocracy. II
is the old fight to make the world better
with malice toward none, and charity for
all -