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No,c is the time 10 get SiglerS and send ~
Clubs, Ladies especially 1eanted as agents
Partial list of articles allowed as commission
to any one sending in clubs:
CLUB OFTHIRTY. $3. 21 yards bleached
or unbleached Cotton Cloth. Photograph Al
bum, 100 pictures, elegant Morocco Binding.
Revolving oval band. Silver Plated Table Cas-
tor. 5.bottes. Ladies, Dress Pattern. A Lady's
richly-ornamente Black Walnut Writing Desk.
Fancy Cashmere Pants Pattern. Large White
all Linen Table Cover White Lancaster Coun-
tcrpane. 20 yards Calico. Alhambra Bed Quilt.
Ladies Morocco Shopping Bag. Good Cottage
Clock.
CLUB OF SIXTY. s6. AZ yards Bleaehed
or Unbeached Cotton Cloth. Fashionable Dress
Pattern. 819 yards wool Cashmere for Pants
and vest Pattern Fashionable wooden Shawl.
White Marseilles Counterpane. Lady's Large
Genuine Morocco Shopping Bag Lady's Fash
ionable Cloak Pattern. Pair Good white wooIen
Blnnkets.g Black AlpaCaiDress Pattern. A yald
double width water proof CIoaiing. G Yards
Farmers good wool Froeking. Rosewood
Rass Alarm Clock. Ladys Fur Muif. sct
Misses Furs, Muffand Collar. @t
CLUB OF ONE HUNDRED. TsfOl 65 Yards
good bleaelied or unblGached Gditcn Cloth. one
yard wide. Ladysor Gents New Silver Hunt
ing Case Watch. Fashionable Thibet Dress Pat
term Elegant Black Alpaca Dress Pattern. One
pair OF good white wo0len Blankets, large size.
Lady rs Fashionable Double wooleu Shawl, Two
large, fine Bleached Linen Table Covers, with
one dozen large sized D inner Napkins to match.
20 yards Hemp Carpetiug. ~ yards fine Cassi-
mere for suit. One dozen Ivory Handled Steel
Bladed Knives and Forks, One dozen Rogers
best Silver Plated Forks on white metal Port
able Sewing and Embroidering Machine. ~
yards double width Waterproof CoalLing. Set
of Furs, Mutf and Collar. at
tits impossible TO give a complete list of
goods, but Agents desilipg articles not named
above, willplgase mention flien, and we will
accommodate them if possible. II YOU have q.
club ready, or Intend TO raise one for any other
house don fail 10 send II 70 as, QRd at he same
time ask for our Men CTeHtdf and McmmoM Ia
change list Parties netting as agents for other
dollar houses in this city, will please send us
their address, and that OF dozen or so of their
male and female friends, as we can make II for
eiradyantage to do SO. Male and female agents
wanted as usual . - 4. 3
Send Money iD Registered let
ters in every instance, aud We guarantee that
It will come perfectly safe. l B
n B.--Our sale should not be classod with
dollar jewclry sales and gift enterprises. Send
to ns for decision respecting our business by the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue, dated Wash-
ington Nov A, 1868. ii you want prompt re-
turns for your money, send your clubs to
Eastman & Kendall,
p o. Box Il. 65 Hanover Street, /,
{ 81 gst W si BOSTON. MASS
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Master commissioners Sale.
STATE qt' Ohio, Jsetson County, IS. Z
1st Order of Sale.

vs. LIST Order of Sale
Geo. W, Mclaughlin etal,J r ~
aDURsUANT to. the command OF an order {, f
4 sale issued In the above styled cause, andto
me directed as Special Master l will offer Il
public auction at the door Of the Court House in
jackson, in said county Of Jackson, CIV ts
On Saturday, February l3, A, d, 1859,
at one o o'clock P. M. of said day., the following
described real estate, situated IN the eonntysofl
Jackson and State Of Ohio, to-wit Being part
Of the east half Ofthe Southeast quarter Of section
tlirty-one (31) township number eiglft1s), and
range number nineteen (19), commencing at the
north cast corner OF said part orparcel of laud
thence running west TO the extent of the hal
quarter line, thence south to the south line of
said half quarter section thence east with the
meanders OF the Poplar Ridge Run totheeast
line of said half quarter section thence north to
the place of beginning containing seyenty-thrce
acres more or less
Valued at 5000 co.
To be sold as The property Of George ". Nc
Laughlln and othets, 0satisly O judgment rem
dered by the Court of Common Pleas OF jackson
county, Ohio in favor of Levi Dungan and
others W. ~ 80 & ai a
Terms Of sale cash.
Given under my hand this 1tth day of Janua-
~ = 49, - tHGSTy'I tHSTy'I 2B SEX JoHNseNwADF,
Sheriff ]. O., and Special Master Commissioner
G. G. Pleas Of said UNITY
p, DuHadway Attorney fer plaintiG.
Jan IA, 'e9--5w-A-lIf $12 3d.
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ea-Gen. Roaaeau Is dead. No matter. The
worlds wsil rid ofsuch men Hc ie the man
wh0siriek Mr. Grhpell member Of Congress,
for wofas spoken In debate. llc Is The man
who. whcu in command at New Orleans during
the late PresIdenllal election, permitted The
febels 70 keep. Repuplicaps from voting, and
who advised the Republicans 70 Keep away from
ihe poiis The sooner all such men are dead,
tie better for the honor q our country.
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awJohh NJ. Bolts is dead lie i one Of the
few prominent vrgInlana WHO remained true %
me old Flag during the rebellion
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aTWhena poor ignorant negro commits q
crime, Il Is lied, msreprsseuted and her
aided Ia all OF the Democratic papers. Here are
aeouple Of Items which show that The horrld
crimes are not an committed by negroes. VIII
Democratic papers please eopyi
MpRDEh IN nRowS COUNTY.
Last Saturday man nlnety years of age was
murdered at plsga, brown county Ohio, mile
hack from the river Il was supposed that he
had been choked 10 death by bis sou, German
named Nickley, who had become tired Of sup
porting hlm Une Of the reasons for this suspl-
cion Is that the son had whipped his aged moth
az and driven her 10 seelra home at the poor
hanse. Coroner Blddell, OF Lognn's Gap, Brown
county, had lmpannelod Jury, and was holding
az inquest on Monday night, when our inform.
act left H4 a
JOHN Fogerty, drunken lFieh laborcr living
Ii Cicero, q euJnfban iewp Of Chicago, Tuesday
morning beat his wife 50 aeyerell Win on iron
Instrument mat she died before The HeighbQrs
arrived. The Cofoner's lmy returned Yeidlct
ofwillll murder agalnst Fogerty, who was lul-
medialeiy arrested, s.-
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Hood Puriaors
FRoM hoN. afo. ". WOODWARD.

Chief Justice Of The Supreme Court Of Pennsylyaniz
SIS PHsLApELPHIA, March 10, 1861
find HootlaaPs German BitterSn "a net an tHtozs
icat6 beteTuge 5t COED lonic assia q dfsardeFt
Of ne digestive organs, and Of great benefit IN cases
debility and tpa' Of nervous acton, IN nc systsat
TOHrs truly
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
HOW TO MAKE TRE EARMPAY,

How the Farmer may double the value of his
land; make three times as much cut of stock;
and how oil the profits Of the farm can be more
than doubled. Farmers, farmers sons, expe-
rienced book agents and others, wanted to take
agencies In every community. Commissions
800 70 $3.50 per month according to ability aud
energy. Clreul0rs'g giving full description sent
FREQ Address zEIGLER, MeCuRDf q Co,
Phlla, Pal Cincinnati o.; Chicago ILL., Sc Louis
Mo ~ Nt
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D0N,T RBAD The ABOVE

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Hoofland's German Bitters

Ifauor. nc is a compound OF Fluid Exa
tracts. The Roots, Herbs, and RarIks
from which these extracts are made
are are Igathsre.d, In Germany:
are extracted from them BIZ
scientlfic chemist. These
extracts are then forwarded 10 this
country 10 be used expressly for the
no alcoholic substance Ofapy kind used
fn eOmpOunding the Bft&efs, hence ft IL
the only Bitters that can be used zn
cases where alcoholic sttnulants are
mot advisable.
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IS Hanore. Stryet. Boston. Nass.
LICENSED WHOLESALE DEALERS BY THE
III 81 ESTABL LISIED 1854

LICENSED WHOLESALE DEALERS BY THE
U. S. ESTABLISHED 1861.
The goods sold by MS are described in printed
slips or checks, which are sent to any address at
the rate Of ten cents esch, in clubs of teR hreR-
ty, thirty, forty Sigtg, ore hundred, one hundred
and fifty, t,eo hundred, &c. Fort dollar the re-
ceiyer can buy the article described in the check
or exchange It for any one of two or three hun
dred other articles In our clreular As a guar
antee of the worth Of every article sold 6v ms.
any article on our checks can be exchanged for
a White Bed Quilt or Silver Plated Revolving
Table Castor, with five Bottles. Read what the
great paper Of the Northwest, the Toledo Blade,
(Nasby's paper), says of us;
"WnAT WE SAW AT THE HUB.-C Curiosity led
us, while recently in Boston, to visit the dollar
establishment of Messrs. EASTMAN & KENDALL
Their trade has become so immense that they
now occupy four Stories in the elegant block
No 60 Hanover Street The name of this firm
has become as familiar as household words >
throughout the Middle and Western States.
while as prompt and honorable business men
they are endorsed blythe best firms in their own
city. Their Club system of selling goods has
done more, we believe, during the past few wears
to keep down the prices Of domestic articles in
every day use, than all other influences COM
bined Most of their goods are manufactured
expressly for them, as, for instance cutlery
made to their order in Sheffield, England. and
imported in large quantities for their do liar
trade alone, -
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Honey. Glycerine, Eide + Flower
AbOguet and Palm,

In quality, Style and Perfume warrapted equal
to the English and sold fully 90 per cent cheap
er, which aceouGtsfor the great falling off in the
domNnd for the foreign soaps and the unprece-
dented success OF The AMERICAN COMPANY
TOILET SOAPS now sold everywhere in tho
United Statesasis 8 .asH wgfeh fTysae.
McKEONE, VAN IIAAGEN & CO.,
ttYs Sole Maiif'rs., ftf
v8a HPhiladelphia and New York.
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.e VICKsS yf1 sae saa
FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1869.

Tho lrst edit Ion Of Ono Hundred Thousand of
Vlcls Illustrated Catalogue of Seeds aud guide
In tile lower Garden Is now published Ii
makes work Of 100 pages beautifully illustra-
Ot FLOwaRa AND VEGETABLES, and an
ELEGdNT C0LORkD Plata,
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roGErHER wiTm
A DESCRIPTION on InE TOWNS Ann CITIES
IN WHICH THEY ARE PUBLISHED. q
The Shasta courier., 1869-10-30
Four Days ON a Burning Ship.

On August 2Sth, says the Liverpool
Mercury, the ship Commodore Perry, Capt.
Black, arrived at the mouth of Bombay
harbor with cargo of coal on fire, which
exploded just at the inner light vessel and
burned to the waters edge 1t seems that
the ship. which is vessel of 1879 tons,
left Newcastle on-Tyne with cargo of coal
on the 4th of March, and touched at Gale
for orders about the middle of August
The cargo was discovered to be on fire on
the 24th, and the matches were battened
down on the 9th The fire continued to
increase, aud men were unable to live in
the forcastle, and could scarcely go below
Bombay harbor was made on the 18th, and
pilot was shipped near the outer lightship.
The heat and smoke were then very strong,
and at 10 o'clock an explosion took place
which burst open the matches, and the fire
then spread overthe ship. Unfortunately,
the steward, Brizilian, met sad death
just at that time. The Captain had sent
him below to the after cabin only few
minutes before to fetch bottle of beer for
the pilot, and when the explosion took
place it was at once feared he must have
perished below Search was at once made,
and the poor fellow was found sufocated
IN the cabin, the wind through the fore
hatch having, probably, driven the smoke
IN upon MIN till he was poisoned. Anoth-
er of the crew was a good deal injured by
driven on him and severely hurting his
arms. After the explosion the ship was
anchored near the inner lightship, and
Captain Black and five men, accompanied
by the pilot, went off in boat to ask as
sistance from the transport Euphrates,
which was lyingin the,harbor A boat aud
crew were dispatched under command of
Lieut.. Hume and Navigating Lieutenant
Farrant, while Lieut.. Smith of the Malabar
(the men OF which are at present on board
the ship, as the Malabar is in dock,) also
left with boat and crew. On reaching
the burning ship they slipped her anchor,
and the wind being from west southwest,
she was run before the wind into shallow
water, and then scuttled about 800 yards
off Mahranjah by the carpenter and sail
maker. On communication with the Eu-
prates, Captain Black was recommended to
report the matter to the dockyard author
tiles, and he at once went ashore, and
shortly after midnight informed them of
the circumstance. They then sent out
water boats and tug, which came up to
the burning ship in the morning. Water
was kept on the ship, but with little avail,
and she was burned down to the waters
edge, totally lost.
The Shasta courier., 1869-10-30
San Francisco Jealous of Val
lejO.

We cannot expect the newspapers of
San Francisco to admit all our prospects of
success, much less to argue in our behalf;
but we should like to have them publish
the news fairly, represent truly the progress
we are making, and if they sometimes rid
icule our town when they think they can
amuse their readers, occasionally also speak
with respect, seriousness and veracity.-
We complain that some of the metropolitan
journals keep an obstinate silence about
nearly everything that is creditable to
Vallejo, constantly urge the Western Pa
cifc railraoad to the public attention as if
that were the only route to Sacramento,
and never notice the superiority of this
road in speed and convenience. They will
not profit by such course. Vallejo has
now 5000 inhabitants and will this time
next year have $4,000 or 10000 They
will do large business, will take many
papers and will advertise largely. Then
business will go to those papers which treat
them fairly. The likes and dislikes now
established will last for long time Sub
scription to newspaper, like other habits,
becomes second nature.
In addition to the population of this
place, there will be multitude of persons
throughout the northern part of the State
who will look to Vallejo as the chief town
of this end of California, and who will
share its sympathies and antipathies.-
Whenever the railroads of Vallejo run,
to Cloverdale, Healdburg, Santa Rosa,
Sonoma, Napa, Calistoga, Fairfield, Vaca-
vile, Davisville, Monticello, Marysville,
Coroville, Chico, Colusa, Red Bluff and
Shasta, there the friends of Vallejo will
abound, ready to assist her friends and to
take part against her enemies Under
this state of affairs, it is folly or worse than
folly for any newspaper to show any malice
towards our town or towards those enter
prises which contribute to its success
Vallejo Chronicle.
The Shasta courier., 1869-10-30

The SEED TIME.-The surplus of wheat
and barley, and consequent low price,
ought to teach the farmers lesson. What
is it? To cease planting wheat and barley
and experiment with new crops. Our
farming breadth is increasing yearly, and
if the farmers continue to SOW barley and
wheat, and nothing else, the aggregate crop
will be increased, and its value per pound
decrease in ratio, unless by some extraor-,
dinary chance there is general failure in
Russia, England, France, or the western
States. The farmer who rents his land
feels that he is unable to experiment in
new crops-but the farmer who tills his
own soil, and who is in independent cir
cumstances, can afford to try a crop Of
potatoes, beans, onions, fax, ETC. We hope,
where the soil will permit, that many farm
ers in Yuba and Sutter will manifest little
more science in their noble and independ-
ent calling. We are buying our butter,
pork, lard, eggs, cheese, g., in the East
Why should not the farmers of California,
who devote year after year to barley, go
into the production of the above named
rticles?-Marysville Appeal.
The Shasta courier., 1869-10-30

The secession spirit has broken out in
the Washington Territory Legislature.
On Saturday two members Of the Council
left for parts unknown, and a third mem
Der resigned. A quorum was thus broken,
and the Council can do no business. The
object of the secession movement is to
defeat the election of Territorial officers by
joint convention of the two houses. 1t Is
Democratic movement, the Republicans
having majority in both branches The
Sergeant-at-Arm has been sent after the
absconding members, but it will be difficult
to find them
The Shasta courier., 1869-10-30

TEMPERANCE REBUKE-A severe re-
buke of intemperance is administered by
Bishop Bayley, of the Roman Catholic
Diocese of Newark, New Jersey. ADJ
dressing his clergy, the Bishop says:
~ am compelled to call your attention
in particular manner to the dreadful sin
of drunkenness. This horrible vice, so
destructive alike to body and soul, is, as
we all know making the most fearful ravage
among our people. 1t may be said to Be
the chief cause of all the sin they commit.
and Of ALL the social evils and discomforts,
under which they labor / am determin-
ed to make use Of the most severe meas
ures against all who are addicted to this
scandalous vice; and if they continue in
the practice of it, they must do it as out
casts from the Catholic Church, who have
no right to the name Of Catholic while they
live, nor Christian burial when they die.h
The Shasta courier., 1869-10-30

We find in the New York Worlds re-
port of the Pioneers banquet, or the 18th,
the following characteristic letter from
Mark Twain, which was read amid much
laughter:
The Shasta courier., 1869-10-30

where the grace of life had been
With all good wishes for the returned
prodigals, and regrets that,I cannot partake
of small piece of the fatted calf (rare and
no gravy, | am yours cordially,
MARK TWAIN.
The Shasta courier., 1869-10-30
L. p. FISHER. 90 20, New Mer-

chants Exchange, is our only authorized Agent in
San Francisco. For Eastern Advertising, Mr.
Fisher is represented by S. NJ Pettengil Co.
of New York and Boston.
The Shasta courier., 1869-10-30
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
m s~ DISTRICT COURT.
E. GARTER, Judge.
TERNs-Second Monday in March June and
November
COUNTY COURT.
C. c. Bush, Judge.
TERMs-First Monday in January, May and
September.
@n0r PROBATE COURT.
c. c. Bush, Judge.
TERNs-First Monday in February, April, June,
August, October and December,
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Henry Jones, Lorin Scott. and F. D. Lack
TsRxs-First Mendayin February, May August
November
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AND 600 BRoApwAT. 1-f NV YoR 1H


WHAT Is A TONIC Bear this in mend-thAt although
tonic is to certain extent stimulnnt-a saWlant
modified bv any medicinal substances Is not tonic, b A
DEBurrANr. In HosTRrTRRs STOMACH BTrTEBs there
is stimulating element of the purest grade manufac-
tured in this any other country. Every fiery and
sive oil or acid which ordinary liquors
commerce. expelled from the spirit which forms the
alcoholic of the BrrTBRs, by careful and repeated
rechcaou The juices of the valuable roots, bars aud
herbs infused into this wholesome product of the finest
grain still further modify its nature that it becomes in
fact simple diusive agent all the heady and brain
exciting properties which belong, less, to all
liquors state 1t is merely the safe and harmless
vehicle which renders the medicinal virtues of the
ration their active power, and dius
ing them through the system. Hence the pleasant and
gentle glow which experienced after taking dose of the
BrrTERs Instead of creating headache unmedicated
stimuants apt do this saubous tonic is the best
known remedy that complaint. 1t cams and soothes
cerebral excitement strengthens the promotes
secretion of the gastric juice invgorates the bowels
determines the fluids to the surface, improves the appe
tte the animal vigor regulates organic action
and it's mild yet effective Alternative qualities is the
very preparation that be administered to the
weaker in the peculiar difficulties to which their
panizaton subjects them.
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OFFICE II. III. RICHARDS h Co.,
Manufacturers, No. Alb Ohesnut street

PhiIadeIphia, April TO, I659)
Messrs. COe, Wetherill Co., Newspaper Advertising
Agents. Bulletin Building, Philadelphia In
making up list of newspapers selected from the entire
press the u s. in which to insert advertisements
receiving proposals and those of other parties
we concluded to place the in hands for
insertion.
From past business intercourse with and
knowledge of your extensive facilities have
dence that our interests will be satisfactorily served
Be pleased advertisements promptly inserted
in the list of ten hundred sixty three 063 newspaper
herewith handed you.
Very respectfully,
ii. H. RICHARDS 4 Co.
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wAHAnux1n a BRowEai BoTs surrs, o. UP-
WanaEaEsr a Bropns, Gort6aldis and Bismarks.
Wandsoter q Brosa'A Basness Svin, 80 Bp.
Wdnomot,v q Broon's. Chesfevfetds.
Wonamakev q BrOpn's. Reto Styles Waltias C5as
Wanarpoker q Broon's. Dress S1cts
Wanamaker q Broon's. light 0verooafs
Wdnanaker q Broion's Spring OveTcoc1s. Ng
Hdnaupoker q Bro,ns Black Suits Siy up
Wa00n1oker q Brotcns Melton Suits aIs vp
Wandnoher q Broteps Potahs' Chesterfetds.
Wonop,dker q Bro,en's Povbs Netropoiil,, S,,ks
HdndndheT d Brotoa's Black Dress Tdrhs, S5 Hp.
HandnakeT q Bro'ons Black Dress Vests, $3 sp
HonaD1aker q Bro,on's Clergyp,ers Shifts
Wondn1oIer q Hro,on's .SiU H,oe5 Cb,steyS.I5s
Wond"'dfeT q Brotons Register Walking Coats
HanaD1aker q Brolcn's I,1letot Sr,of Cs1oss
Wanaproker q Bro,oHs Harris CIssig,sye SHIFTS
Wanonakev e Bro,rrs Neio STYLES JlovS y,oI.,,
Handm06er 6 Brotop's Blue Sack Coots, $40 pp
WoaoB1oker d: Broron's Epery.doy T,,nis AZ M,
WaHoHpokeT q Bro,on's SIN sfired S.Sfs
WoHoHa0keT % BrotcH's Bows Department FyrN Floor
WondWoher d Broto''s Custom Department, The largest
is philodelphid.
s. H. Con. SIXTH AND MARKET.
s. Il. Con. SIXTH AND MARKET.
3. T.. OoB. SIXTH AND MARKET.
GB- OAK HALL.
az OAK HALL.
HB- OAK HALL.