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CApERs, Estate J. s. (two exeoutions>
1856 acres Land-22 10.
FREEMAN. Estate henry
NIEMAN, a.
Lot In Mount Pleasant-10 65.
PEuRFoY, Estate a.
Lot 10 Mount Pleaaant-995.
ROSE, HENRY 1.-TWO executlons)
29o acres Land-29 81
REDWOOD. B. F. (three executions)
so acres Land-37 IS.
STKwART, D.
225 acres Land on Palmetto Point-11 co..
WHILDEN, w. n.
1900 acres LAMBDA 65.'
st Thomas and st. Dennis.
JENKINS, Estate JOHN 1.-TWO execuhons)
312 acres Land-s25 81. %
LUCAS, Estate L. B. 1.-TWO executions)
800 acres Land-23 on.
LAcH1ooTTE. ]. 1.-TWO executions)
47X acres Land-2s4 II.
st. JoAn's Collcton.
LreARE, J. C. W. 1.-TWO e1ecutions)
800 acres Land on Johns Island-sS7 rs. -
MIKELL, Estate E. 8. 1.-TWO executions) =
S5 acres Land on Edisto Island-20 TO.
st. Johns Berkeley.
BALLEyT1NE, Estate IsAAoJ
260 acres Lsnd-s Al.
DAVIS, Estate JoHNN. ~
600 a"res Land-10 So.
WINTER, Estate K. y. P.
600 acres Land-s5t. !!-
st. Stephen's.
BRNsEN, ISAAC 1.-TWO executions) 81
$3.50 acres of Land-S2864. =
CANNON. W. 81.
1743 acres Of Land-22 06.
CANNON, W. H.. Sr.
acres of Lands 76. .s.t....-
HICKS, n. B..
acres Of Land-11 81.
LOTION. j. J.
= acres OF Land-13 "a. -..lE-
MONEY, JOHN (three exeouticns) :.o
1900 acres of Laad-26 IS. 4,
PHILLIPS. Estate r. L.
1890 acres OF Land-11 o.. 'i.'i
PLArT. HRS. A. E. 1.-TWO executons) j
1880 acres Of Land-3i SO. 8
PRKIN, E. 1.-TWO e1ecutions)
6eSe acres Land-3S So.
RODGERS, Estate WM.
750 acres Land-10 90.
WARHya, DR.. T. 8.
acres Of Land-t5 65.
st. james, Goose Crock.
BELL, WM.
A4sO acres Of Land-s43 rs.
BuRBAaE, Estate JOSHUA .z
25 acres Of Land-926. =;
CARROLL B. - D.,
Lot-13 0S.
Comfy, FORCE 4 Go.
800 acres of and near Lsdsons Read-9a Is.
| EAfTERLING, =. III.
| 100 acres Of nnd-11 -.
GIBSON, W. az
Lot near summerville- Ss. :.
HART, II. 6. s.
| $50 acres of Lsnd-l6 AZ. -
JOINER, LRMUEL :-... .isll
14S acres Of Land-985 .--t -..,,.. . b.
KEITH, NJ. ]. -
600 acres-l77 TO- '''-'
KENNEpY, Mrs ANN, 1.-TWO e1eoutions) ,t
Lot near Summerville16 26 70 -a:.
MEACHER, G. W. yye5
Lot near Summerville-10 81.
PAYNE, THOMAS. .' .a'' -
Lot near summerville-10& 81. -
PERRY. j. J., 1.-TWO e1ecutlons)
Lot near Summerville- So.
ROBERTSON, r.
Lot near Summervile-9e e2.
SHREDDER Mrs. MARY
Lot in Summerville-992. -...r a,
WINTER. JOHN
Ill acres OF Land-10b7. '---'-
WILLIAMS, VIM.
rs acres Of Land-10 u. so -, -.
st. James, santeo. $50
BATES, o. d.. 4
- acres Of Land--l2 g.
BRNsEN, ISAAC
2i0o acres OF Land IA so.
BRNsEN, j. R. ;s' :,
- acres of Land-l9 10.
GuERRY. W. 8. (our e4ecuttons)
800 acres Of Land-44 40.
LOTION, Estate j. a.
: 5000 acres Of Land--1s 10.
PRKN. E. :.
1887 acres Of Land-11 ~. April
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GRIFFITH GAuxr.-Anew neat and oheap edi-
ton of this somewhat celebrated novel has just oeen
issued by the Harpers, and may be had at Holmes.
It Is handsomely illustrated and is sold at twenty
hyo cents.
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Valuable Plantation at auction
BY ALONZ j. WHITE & son

Brokers, Auctionccrs and Real Estate
Agents.
BY virtue of an order OF sale TO me directed by the
Hon. Gerge i. kr an, udge Of the United states
Court for the District of south arolln. will Of
fer for sao at uhhc Auction, at the Old PosofBce.
foot OF Bioad.streot, harloson, .. c., on i UEs-
DAY. the 13 Of April. 1869, at IL o'clo A. H.,
Ali that PLANTATION o.; TRtC OF LAND.
known as -ra lido containing 1853 acres. more or
less, and bou drd on he Ortiz by lands Air. Nc
Cau's, OH the .st by ian;Is "t Mr. Corbett, on tho
west Uy 10 d oil NJ, We ming. aud OIL the 8 utu by
the sourd. pei at an survey made by l'ot ert K.
Payne, SO. ~ai i.aud boiLg in Chr 81 Church Pa
rish County OF .'har:es o. Tue above Plantation
10 be sold Is subj ct to Lease TO ole VIM. Hock.
ndy f." ueiiod vi tive years, commenting OIL tho
hr.t Novemb r, 1867 aud ndlng on the first NovrsD-
ter 1872 An ua rent S30J to accrue to pui chnser
from dS oi .a.e
conditions ne.hnlfcash; alanco payable IN two
equal successive lnnua; ius a"nt4, III interest al
tn late OF p.l rr.t per mum. paya. 10 srmi-an.
nualIy secured by 10 d or bonds OF The pur.
chaser and III ,rigt 20 OF Plantation Purchaser to
pay for papers aud ssAIp q.
LAWRENCE ". o'HEAR.
March % nwf10 ul Assignee heodore S.oney.o
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TO THE LADIES.

WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY STATE. OUR
w many years. experience IN the manufacture
70 our customers the finest assortment. OF every
dele required In our line, from the small FRlZZES
to the ful VIC embracing Braids or witches, Coils,
waterfalls, Cushions, Crimpt Hair, Bands, Curis,
Ringlets, &c.
TopToI,F.sBELL, DRESSING. TUCK, SIDE AND
FANCY COMBS, and COMBS Of every other class.
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SuEKIFF,S SALE.

By virtue of the following Tux Executions, to me
directed and dei.v red, will be sold THIS DAY
and T MORROW, the 9th nnd 9Th days Of April,
at the northeast corner OF the Courthouse between
the hours Of II O'Clock A. M. and O'Clock P. NJ.
AL the RIGHT, TITLE AND IN BREST Of the
defendants below stalled in Leases not exceeding
seven years, in the following described property,
levied on and TO be sold for Taxes due tho state and
Costs.
Torns cash E. w NJ. MACKEf,
Sheriff Charleston County.
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE AT WATERFORD
S0O1H CAROLINA.

ASSICN p Els SNLE a I WAITE IIhUuO,
SOO1H CAROLINA.
BY virtue of IN order to me directed by the Hon.
George S Bryan, Judge OF United states District
Court for outh Carolina, will be sold at pubic
outcry at WaItarboro', s. g., on ea es. day next,
being THIS DAY. the 5th day Of April. 1869.
All that BODY OR TRACT OF La D, situated in
St. Rartholomew's Parish, Coll'ton County. 8. c..
on the south side OF Edi,to River, and on the head
waters OF Island Creek and Red Bank Creek. eutnng
and bounding 10 the north on lands now or late Of
John Z. Meisier & Co.. Peter W. Reutz and Eldred
Spell; TO the south on lands OF NJ. Raysor, James
]. Jennings and John meister & Co east on lands
of the .saw Mill Company" now or late OF John f.
Meiser Co. md west on Lands Of Lewis T. Lindcr,
containing - acres.
TermsSOpe-haf cash; balance in one year. secur.
ed by bond of the purchaser and mortgage OF tho
premises. Purchaser to pay assignee tor necessary
naners and stamps B. BIsSELL,
April5 fm8 Assignee OF Eutson &c.
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To Our Customers Generally.

To Cur Customers Generally.
THE FINEST FRENCH AND LNGLIsH PERU.
SrORhTIyES, COyME ETICS. &C., from the most re-
spectacle houses in each country.
Onr lRMAN COLOGNES are uneurpassable.
For English and French Hair, Tooth and Nail
Hrnshcs. Iortoishell, Buffalo and other Dressing
Combs We challenge rivalry.
Particular attention ls paid 10 the making OF No
rneuto Hair Work as BREAST PINS, EAR RINGS,
FINGER RINGS. CHARMS. &C.
ten of the house for tie past thiry.ve years shall
mot suffer In our hands. Always on hand 6ne as
sortment of French Jewelry. liberal discount to
merchants and the trade.
Nj. & A. ASHTON,
No. $40 KING-STREET.
January tu1m CHARLESTON, S. C.
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TIE SPRING Opera SEAsoN.-Not the least
striking evidence OF the changed aspect of affairs In
the South as compared with last year, is the approach
of a muou better unu mcre costly oi.oo vf aruur1-
ments than any which have yet been presented to
our people. The purveyors Of public amuseuents
are shrewd fellows in their way and can ecent from
sfar OF the tent of the loose change Ia the pockets
Of community. On saturday evening next We
shall have the frat of tho three representations
which Brignolrs picked opera company are to give
in Charleston. The engagements OF the company
will only enable them to give nights performance
on Saturday and Monday, and matinee on Tuesday.
OF BrRnoli him. elf it Is needless to speak, His pop
ul.rity as The sweetest living tenor is worldwide
The corps Of artists by whom he will be assisted
have all and each wel.established regulations In
their various roles. Among these is the young
Charleston prima donna. Mile Durand, of whom
New York cetemporary says We are now ready to
predict for her a more successful career than any
American pr,ma donna has ever set achieved" Her
nstlve city ought surely to give her rousing recep
ton.
Nor Is this all. The indeadgable Grau. who is
now in New York. announces that he will visit
Charleston with large and powerful opera troupe
during the latter part Of the present mouth. Mr..
Grau appears to have arrived in New York at the
right time for his plans. The season there is about
ending. the companies breaking up, and the men,
pers seeking new engagements. Thus he has been
enabled 10 secure an excellent corps. 1t will be de-
c,dedy tho and largest troupe that has ever WIS.,
tied tue South. comprising not less than forty five
members, with full and good orchestra and power
full chorus. French and German operas by the
great masters, will be given. and are promised an
entertainment which shall be rst class in every par
tcular.
Among tho operas to be produced are Mezart's
Don Giovanni; Meyerbeer's Robert L'Diable, and
Les HugueIots: Beethoven's Fidelio; Rossini'i
William ell; Donizettl's La Favorita. The troupe
begins short engagement in Baltimore on the 18th
instant and will como thence erect to Charleston,
opening here probably on the 10 instant.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
MEETINGS THIS DAP.

Palmetto Encampment, at P. III.
solomon's Lodge, at halfpast P. N
Palmetto Fire COMPANY, at P. III.
Charleston Hook and Ladder, No. 1. at half past
P. N.
Charleston Mechanic Society. at P. NJ.
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Auftlonsers' pripats Selss.
BY g. Nc BRIDE SMITH.

At Pr1Yate Bale =.
handsome three story BRICK DWELLING, No.
% George-street, next to tho northeast corner OF
KinR-street Soven equare rooms. dressing loom
bath loom ami pantr gas tbrou.bo t; bick kitoh-
en- with five rooms; brick carriage house, three
rooms; sisbes cisferp. Lot An feet front, by Ito
feet deep, more or les.
For terms apply to g. NoBli1D rmIIH.
Roat Estate Broker. No. 81 Broa f-stress.
April 5 mNeo
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REPORTERS CRUMBs.-The entertainment
of the Germania Bund comes of tonight
The annual meetin, of tho Stockholders Of the
Northeastern Railroad takes place in this city on
Wednesday next. and the meeting of the Stock
holders Of the Blue Ridge Railroad on Thursday fol-
lowing.
The Commissioners of the Public Markets elect
Weiaher for the CaIhoun-street scales on Welnes-
day.
Colonel Wm L. Trenholm will address the Board
of Trade. at the Hlbernian Hall, Wednesday eve
ming
Strangers visiting this city will find steamers aud
yachts making trips to the vlrious fortihcadons'
islands, &C., in the harbor, and an omnibus line
running to Magnolia and the suburbs fom the
corner Of Line and Meeting streets.
Tho new steames Georgia. which passed through
the city, played a solid stream two hundred aud
eight feet with one hundred snd forty pounds
of steam on, ,ad burst stsunch India rubber hose
before she was fully tertod.
On the 18th instant, the City Sheriff will advertise
for sale, real estate under executions for unpaid
returns lodged with him,
Among tho nominations cent 70 the Senate by
President Grant on Friday, we notice the Damc OF
R. J. Donaldson, as Collector of Internal Revenue
for the FRS. District &C South Carolina.
Twelve persons wers confirmed at ST. Marks
Church (colored. yesterday by Bishop Davis. The
sight was quite interesting.
siguor dc vivo, manager of the Brigucli Opera
Troupe reached the city yesterday to make arrange
mens tor three grand performances to be given here
by his company.
John B. Hubbard, State Const table. will be OF the
Charleston Hotel to-d1y with funds to pay of the
special constables, who acted ut tho last election.
There were two immersions ut the First Baptist
Church yesterday young man and young lady
The rumor that the municipal authorities had in.
terfered with the tural of the remains Of lady In
st. Michaeps Church yard on saturday, was without
foundation. Ire objection was to opening vault
in violation of an ordinance.
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Auction Sale Of Barbados and Hatanzas
Sugars, Engtish Island, Cuba Clayed and
Muscovado Moiasses.
BY RISLEY & CREIGHTON,
importers.
Will be sold by Auction, ut II o'clock A. NJ, on
THURSDAY, 9th instant, at Accommodation
wharf,
THE FOLLOWING LOTS OF SUGARS AND MO-
LAS>E,:
CARGO RI.soHooNEn ElMA, FROM BARBADops
81 aHDs. CHOICE AND EXTRA BARBADoRS
GROCERY .UGA2S
s tcs Choice and Extra aarbadoes Grocery Sugars
81 bbs Cho ce aud Extra Barosd"es ocery Sugars
80 puncheons txtra Barbadoes Molasses.
BALANCE OF CARGO PER NARY A. holt, FROM HATAN-
ZAS.
So bids. Choice Grocery Sugars
so ooxes D, Centrifugal sugars
65 hhds. New Crop c aged Moasses
-4e hhds. Bright New Muscoyado Molasses.
Ex-PRoMErHEU5.
40 hhds Old MuscOva o hloasses
10 puncheons Old MuscOvado Molasses.
Terms at sale. j. d. HlSLEY,
April s Auchoneer
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UNDER A DECkEE IN EQUITY
?. B. Hcriot, Nustee, Vs Christopher O.
Tr,.obn
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Real Estate.
BY G. MCBRIDE SMITH,

No 81 Brond-street, south side, near
Stato-street.
a. H1Fsr rslra!f cI.ss SEA ISLAND COTTON pLANTA.
TlONS
Valuable Rice Plantations
Valuable Upland Plantations and Farms
Estensivr aud v,luable Manuf ,ctories. Mn Sites
and Delightful summer Residences in variouf.
parts of The south
HOUSES AND BUILDING LOTS Of N daey, peio
and descriptions IN every part Of the city.
January rs mHtsme
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To the Gentlemen.
WE CAN FURNISH WIGS, ToUPEES, wis
KERS, MUSTACHES, IMPER1ALS, &c.
The Shasta courier., 1869-08-28

Is Nor THIS TRUE.-We ask intelli-
gent men in this broad land, whether the
annexed sentences, from political speech,
are not the exact truth.
The Democratic party has declared
everything constitutional that helped the
rebels, and everything unconstitutional
that hurt the Democrats. In the COM
mencement of the war, they said Estates
had right" to secede, that the Southern
Statas were out of the Union. They said
this becuse they wanted to help the rebels.
Now, they say that they had no right to
secede, and that they are in the Union.
They say this because they want the rebels
to help them. During the entire war Dem
ocrat with musket was rebel, and rebel
without a musket was a Democrat The
difference was not in the mau, but in the
musket
The Shasta courier., 1869-08-28
In THE Scar AND YELLOW LEAF

In THE Scar AND YELLOW LEAF
The Democratic party is in the sere and
yellow leaf-alElost minus eyes, minus
teeth, minus everything. Its vitality
is palsled. 1t has not even the dignity Of
st. Vitus' Dance. 1t is a burlesque on
corpse. Just enough of it is left to annoy.
1t is quito--nothing more. Look at
At. In its days of prime it branched with
organizations in every State throughout the
Union; but now its banner is lowered in the
dust In every Southern state. In none of
those State is there political party in the
held having any sympathy or connection in
the least with the so-called Democratic par
ty. Each of the Southern States have
few noisy individuals, who call themselves
Democrats, but not enough in number in
either State to run a ticket There are the
extreme Radical Republicans and the Con-
servatlve Republicans, with tickets in the
field, but no Democratic ticket. In not
one Southern State is there a political or
ganization opposed to the ratification of the
Fifteenth Amendment The Southern
people who fought for Democratic princi-
pies on the battlefield, now spit upon the
Democratic party. What is left oft? Such
men as Pendleton, Seymour and Vail u
dlgham maintain in the Northern States
what is called an organization. What is
1t! Nothing but mere sectional organiza-
tlon-nothing else. The story is soon told.
In three years hence its lamp of life will
be entirely extinguished, and its place sup
piled by party. Then will there be two
great National parties. Not as now one
National party, and faction composed of
what are called Democrats Sacramento
Record
The Shasta courier., 1869-08-28

The VELoCIPEDE FoLLY.-The foolish
velocipede fever appears to have quickly run
its course. In the Eastern cities the velocipt
pede rinks have mostly closed; and at recent
sale of velocipedes, the best vehicles brought
only from FIVE to ten dollars, while a large
number could not be sold at all In this city
about the same results have been experien-
ced. Occasionally poor victim can be seen
working his way through the street with
his bicycle, but the price of velocipedes has
gone down very far below par, and nobody
feels like paying quarter to see the peder
erform.
The Shasta courier., 1869-08-28

O
This popular Gift Company, after making ex
tensive additions to its large stock of rich and
valuable articles, has commenced its fourth annu-
al distribution. Unlike many of its imitators it
mas invariably given Universal satisfaction and
always secured the appreciation and support
If the leading press Of the country. See what
hey say Of it,
The firm is reliable and deserve thrir success /"
Weekly Tribune, Oct. ST..
we know them to be fair dealing rm."-Neao
York Herald Oct. %.
"a friend of drew $4,000 prize, which
promptly received.-Doily Nelos Dec. 3.
Reference is also made to the following persons,
who have drawn prizes and kindly allowed the
use of their for publication: Andrew
Burns. Chicago, SO 600; Miss Clara S. Walk err
Baltimore, Piano. $500; James NJ Mathews, De-
troit, s., 600; John I. Andrews, Savannah So eco;
Miss Agnes Simmons, Charleston. Piano, 5000
We publish no names without permission.
Cash Gifts, each $40 900 40 Cash Gifts. each
10 do do 10000 $1,000
20 do do 5000 200 do 500
800 do 100
30 Elegant Rosewood Pianos. leach $500 to $500
rs do do Melodeons do rs to 100
$50 Sewing Machines....,.... lido 600 to l75
500 Gold Watches s..................d do as to 8 0
Cash Prizes, Silverware, etc, valued at 81 coo 900
chance to draw any Of the above prizes for
% cents. Tickets describing prizes sedled in en-
velopes, and well mixed. On receipt of 25 cents,
a sealed Ticket Is drawn without choice, and sent
by mail to any address. The prize named upon
it will be delivered tc the ticket holder On pay
nent of One Dollar. Prize, are INN, diately sent
to any address by express return mail.
You will know what your prize is before you
pay for it. Any prize exchanged for another Of
same Udlue.
No Blanks. Our patrons can depend on fair
dealing Send for circular. Liberal induce
m nts to Agents. Satisfaction guaranteed. Ev-
cry package of sealed envelopes contains ONE
CASH GIFT. Six Tickets for ST. l3 for 81; 35 for
s.; 10 for SIS.
All letters should be addressed to
STEWART, HALL & CO.
1913 s. 1875 Broadway, NJ ".
.jy17.2m
The Shasta courier., 1869-08-28
Latest Dispatch /!

SPECIAL TO THE COURIER"
"ERE WE ARE AGAIN with A FOUR
Il horse Wagon which we challenge any Shop
L State to beat. We don't file work to
make it smooth just take a look at it. Tape is
the lucky man. SAMUEL ISAACkS.
The Shasta courier., 1869-08-28

General Robert Williams, who married
the widow of Stephen A. Douglas, and who
recently bought large estate in Culpepper
county (Va-), is candidate for United
States Senator in Virginia
The Shasta courier., 1869-08-28
WALTHAM WATCHES

Let every one " ho wants Watch, read this care
fully.
Especially if in remote out-of- the-way place.
Now that tue Railroad is open, propose to
give the residents of CALIFORNIA the opportunity
of getting single genuine Waltham Watches at the
LOVES. N:V ?:sZ WHOLESALE PRICES.
We sell more waltham Watches than any other
establishment in the country, either Wholesale or
retail we send greater numbers to every section
of the country by Mail and Express, carefully
packed, and in perfect running order Our plan
is this: You want Watch, and see adver-
tisemeut now, want you first to write to us
for our descriptive and Illustrated Price List we
will seni it, pest paid, by return mail. 1t ex-
plains all the different kinds, tells the weight nd
quality of the cases. with prices of each; you
then make selection of the kind you prefer, and
send us your order. We will then send you the
Watch by Express. with the bill to collect on de-
livery. We give instructions to the Express Com
pany to allow you to open the package and ex-
anime the watch if it SUITS you can pay and
take it if not you under no obligations to
receive it; and if it is taken. and afterward does
not prove satisfactory, we will exchange it, or
Refund the Money.
As indication of the Prices, ioiU quote one
Warch from our list. The p. S. BARTLETT,
Learer Movement NTH Extra .Je,cels Chronometer
Balance, Patent Pinion, Patent Dust Cop. and all
the other late Improvements, an Solid Coin Siirer
Gases,
$2S i'm Greenbacks, or about $40 I'm Coin
All the other kind. both gold and silver, in the
same pro ortion. Do not order Watch till you
have sent for a Price List, as it contains great
deal of information regarding these watches that
will enable you to make an intelligent selection.
Don't forget, when you write, to state that you
saw this advertisement in the
"Shasta Courier" and you
need not put in stamps for return postage. Ad-
The Shasta courier., 1869-08-28
AIIcock Porus Plaster

Rheumatism, Lumhago, Cold Feet, Pain of the
Chest of the Side Bruises and accidents, especially
of the spine, also chronic weakness Of affection
thereof, Sore Throat Varicose Veins, and even in
affections of the Heart, this celebroted plaster has
been found to afford immediate and permanent re-
lief.
DIR. J. W. johnson, Of Hartford, writes AT
this moment of writing, man applies for one, who
by entang Clement in the shaft of machinery had
both his legs broken, spine severely injured, and
was for nearly year entirely helpless. This man
found relief very soon by the application of the
Porous Plasters. He soon enabled to work,
and now he labors well ever"
Letter fl ON DIR. Fuller, of PeekskiIl.
Thomas AHcock d Co.--Gentlemen Since nv
severe accident have used an application to the
bruised parts, your admirable Plaster.
1t has had an excellent effect, soothing while
drawing out the soreness and sustaining and
strengthening the part upon which it is applied.
E. D. FULLER
Peekskill, Oct 5th 1868.
Allcock's Porous Plasters are sold by all druy-
gist. Principal Agency, Brandreth House, New
York
The Shasta courier., 1869-08-28
Copartnership Notice.

vUvHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
1 formed a Co-psrtnership under the style of
Simpson Letter, for conducting q general
Grocery and Dry Goods business successors of
the old firm of D. We'll Bro. They respectfully
solicit continuance of the patronage literally
bestowed upon that firm, pledeing every effort 10
give satisfaction. JOSEPH SIMPSON.
ALEXANDER LETTER.
Horsetovn, August 2nd, 1889
The Shasta courier., 1869-08-28
Notice..

UTE HAVE THIS DAY SOLD OUR EN-.
w tire Stock of Merchandise and the good will
Of our business at Horsetown, to Messrs- Simpson
4 Letter. Thankful for the patronage bestowed
on u.s. we solicit continuance of the same for our
successors. D. WE'LL BRO.
Horsetown Aug Cd 1859 I'm.
The Shasta courier., 1869-08-28
GEO. r. KNOX
L. o. o. F.
From Brazil.

young and lovely daughter of Brazilian
noniema9 10 mo de Janeiro, acknowledging
reee,p' Oh acase of Murray & Lanman's Flor,
iua water; says This perfume is not new
70 me- l nave long used 1t at the toilet and
and in the bath. and have ALWAYS found !, ny,
only most agreeable. but also the most Ias,,na
and refreshing of Floral Waters"
There are c"untefeits, aud buyers sheuld
always ask for, and be sure they get the
Florida Water prepared by Lanman and
Kemp, New York. Sold by L. Wellepdorf,
druggist, Shasta. 564.