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, 1870-01-07
THE 1ElEuRAPHERs' REVOLT.
The Strike Still Going On-Both Sides
Confident.

No oyertutea have been made BY either party
ccIc3tLed IN the telegraph opefstor4' At,tke, and
lis eEd seems a. far on as tver. The operators
bayc raised Ito banner Of "No Surrender" and
The Western Union Company have !rscn3ed OF
theirs Unconditional Surrender "or none. Both
are Obstinate. The operators fred on fnelr big.
gest pun 3ettefuay by announcing the Efdke Of
iher brethren in the South. where no meo cau be
found to supply tneir plaoee. Texas New Or
leans and the river towns are now 1oiced by
-eInkeis' - Ia Augusta, Ga, and on the Inc con.
Meeting the Cuban cable with New Yort- Coneld.
eE1ne the importance OF Cuban pews under pres.
ept circumstauces the operators seera inclined u
think that this Last movement win bring tbs CON.
pspJ 10 the. The following kilograms received
Jes'esda, By the strikers exp:atu themselves:
X GSAoo vI;,I a9 1A ca c1r
A-'e 'S|A ''e>A~ A' - 'A ooxnr7EE.
,p.lsSlni ) as1.ss y. salie. Ha7a ordered Cop sHd II
liz tE I'D We II .as FL. s s3'
s.ss Ssa' S55s & 5s$s3
olber teleRIams Of similar character from
osbef points, sustained the spirits and hopes of
thee noain., md tEen force tbe company 10 M &C.
cept tnelr terms AID submit 10 The continuance
ne loiIowrg e document vas issued yesterday,
from the headquarters OF the strikers, No. 6 FAr-
Well Hall.
Certain bosu. serorta circulating BY eeenes as.
II on e. E.
in New Yola b! Westein Union elrcatge oaleers aad
y! SS IT M mil 1seis
ny and 3 e
5s f.sstt t.. j, Has5 ! ,
,Saa b9 H. '1Hn
i:
s s uor ne 81 e a* an the he
P.ads IA J. ethst fsss. :Js with i<slliosd ea,.
E1n'is Ehta sse oa ~ 'n' a''
The strike1s calculated upon being nble to stop
raie sy con nun.catlon, but thai idea Is rtd!cued
by The conpan3 = managers IN this clt', who nsFe
the ra.ltoa1 lnea. MI. Dunao. Superintendent: Of
The Norttwelter Railway, and W. Phillips. OF the
Michigan Southern Road. nase determined TO d!s.
uGe il NECESSARY 10 defeat the st1tlers
psn, as bouossr and brsggadocio. and the toteu-
1on Of tue etrikela TO bud oppos,uon lines Is con-
sdeled iLLoce1tand harmIesa
rus Is Eot IN the least !mpeded. Appllcstlotg are
con1Ig In rem st1lEets IN The country, who desize
| 10 renouDce the league. aid TO 70 TO work again
In New iork the placss Of the ttrikers are being
n':ed "a fas, a. possible. Men are being de-
patched 10 tho Sonih b. every train TO ta1e the
places deserted By the stTfkers-
The following Communication tells It's own
r. 4 Eiaor q IAt c1ieags 4.s.ss;
q 4 .hs 6 s. unaa
ittie dei.y. sqd :. isw inacsusse.e. no~ wiih cur
lie ttlitr. nd OF etsonmc.a Iii bsar u ous ia ihls
af.y Is ss he1 = ri e.
reliable to dsnazct bpslttts NJ tie old aperatntH
, 1870-01-07
The SamnDn Bay PnrchaAo-Au-
pexnsiou of ~ DomtuEo-lts Value
70 The l1uttcN SIhtfS.

Wotainston (Jan, ~ pspatch to The St.s Fork
Hfruld-
As soou u Congress comea together the PFcst-
tels viii lay before that body the papers RELAXING
u the Eezoi!sttoua looking 10 the aequtsitlon OF
the Esy OF Samapa, and pscsaecttretJ the snne1s.
lion of the entire p1mnicau portion p1
ihe Inland. TIE Presldenh NheA nfss t1e
NRs brought to his attention. aave special
consideration to the Resources and geogta2hi.
ID IIntte1 S;stss might acquire, p&rucu.aFiy fer
nav0 pl1po.es. nis RESEARCHES pointed 70 1oe
, 1870-01-07
RUSlNESS NOTICES

Cod Liver OIL.
lsza1d j CaawelIs Cod Liver OH IL the best-
4defrtiaefNfuk.
, 1870-01-07
CITY REAL, ESTATE FOB SALE

Eon SAKE ahMru us1np-rr1mpaovxn
no IL s.a s'.ss s,:ss' s..s ps'f rh.s,.''sa
= = . -. r. term: e .ait 49, t,,.,.,.n,h :,
s9IlsI i6 lEa.y sern's e. g,,...., s,s.t.,toa o,
ssi4 RI r. ru,ss,ss q money esa ss..a ii
M ~, ;teS; ;S 4 M3es.a e. St n..r p,y third It. 100
~, eus afi.,Go tnef,Wnad 1fsisS viii eo,tA&u
30 sA s97& HJtu rats-seSSt1so It, Oh Ada"ts H.
NJ .a- a.t1' foei i.;.nd ca, .nop.-1s lot. 1t szs
NO. 90 esss. ] il Ebesh:st %s.sss soeA Ayi.ioa; :.
No. - xANG hfas fHks ~ ,e.t - on III
ist. .nd ay5f F.r1.y:: f:5%; :" ,s,,ss r A.
fansed. ~ abnte y nrat.s1ns Ed IN 1nsne-
No. go a:,ad: Wentwo1tb " ssfnet D,7s'a. p'sse. live.
Ieanetion q es.h
Nj" @ .ses r: e. 8 IS FL M a!ss:a Gs:
no ~ III: % e.:v tefns l'D s'.s@s 49,,
-, sI1s;; f..6i ,s,,.,x ,mx,s, ;, ,o,,.- =,
tonth Of .bose 4 3lto ee! & t1ant y foot -
1'' '@'-' es.h s' '
no. ~" p: Ss1 q ID aoioa;nt rfSps,t4 i Ed I
sIA, per srrc. Xii c.af1 hnt a. Su -
No. H. X IS; "'oa'ha'" eosnsf Thirty ''1'h'
~ ~ ~ ~ "a ss:5st sss7si Ts,.s.t-,,.
. t91; tsIf @ thzss n msna 1,e ptsssss On Fa4J
No, ::1 sa3soa aiichis.n ~ i iii H. ne.r -Four.
:, tccntn.tt; eaet front: or VII! sell saxi;1 #:
No. ~ s!;sai "heAshas+ asiss IT, neas 1aA'ss.
No. So sSae Kenwood. nraa7 IT,. on woodlAwn.
sa ohsf III hsia H.
No. ~ sse I 4sae ,ns nnnh qepy ~
49, 49, 6sisS Il A'AAe a' n'''a u A'''
10 ~ lua.n;..sy u. toHizo T., Es.t front. nesr, and
o. fhis uropesty this week. il ca ean b. bvus.t ai
1t bafEnu =
n Wat. {fEA
, 1870-01-07
TO RENT -HOUeEs,


T'o REST-A F5RsEelas ~ fURS!SHEn,
s,iaS:n; Ai! Rosn. "a Il Z!
Reynolds Blect.
f1,o RHaT-r1RKE STONY AND BASEMENT
II Eroins. q boA raers. 1nuu!r- on uf-nser
NO RENTER FDn SALE-TNH FISE MAR
l. bic front honae No. iS6 South SankAmon St in or
der for t1np,sd.ss c:epr.nt: ,pie did lecssisn.
sasss a souts ts1s .tei:t' 1 il sHUfEIbr - '''
RIO RENT-THR. WHOLE OR HALF OF NY
bouec. ten etegs from IT. =, cara TwsatE s:iuu:e
u SEs TAFT, NJ. II tia1ie5 Ct.
1,o RENT SEVERAL NICE cosy uousRs
MsehtEsn av. th.t n1c pa!taly fuEnehed. rteEs the
I'll l. h,sf t & 1sisa
no. RaST-1llE THIRD HOUSE WEST or
i Upion Pasf. ~. q Wk:rcn.et. q cha rmtn. he4
ticn and .ealc,rer tr Tue summer E. II. CUMMINGS
koom ,s- Nm IL South c!ark,tt.
,r,oRENr-A rLEAsANr COTTAGE or sayES
.sn. f'5"s s. Il ' ik IT, eefs If
fY1o REaT-oNE FURNISHED HOUSE. s:s PEN
fHIzr m the Tirn.irc., Ne. il SOUTH C'irton.tL
1f,o RYSy-yuRrE SroRY ANn AASEMF ut
l. marble f."nt dTel'nz housc. No lls M,ehitan,
e. 1t IL M tsss sffsss .'E 70
rs,o RE>T-No Ia WABASH Av.-rwo.ST0KY
r,t fi1tyrrA Ec, IT. uedat,. po.sessau- IL U. No.
KKY, M. ID Nc tsupolitan Block
ITO .REST-HnusE. AND FERS1 TIRE Fol!
esle nt hArFsii,: No. :; S;ntn cnlis =. tt'I5i r.,
quirt .t the honte. or RNoul o. 1,ibune Bnildi=s
RIO RFST-@e4 WAnAslI-Av,, FURNITURE
1 tor saie a! La:s.in u t!otu II .. 10 y. N.
, 1870-01-07

TNSTRHYTTON.

GTR1YFD OF sToLKN FROM NO . FAY-sT:
= I'D COW, y ith ~tIte fare A liberal reward .tI
b paid any returning her to tho Above plaeer
, 1870-01-07

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~ q r,aeoR. HR nas.eecto.
I'd Is 81; 3; u & sars.
p9IS I'll ws M,9o 4, e.;
E6;y.p IsSyEsn for sale T: s. FITCH Co. lS' Dear
A BARpFR StioP DOING 4 F1RSrcL4ss
"A bu.ins =. It, The ey Of Prals ard s,tuaied in rood
III r. r Ir Il * ~ g1,osE s1d IN vs 5ss
10 80 ee''n. Aaass'se.ss1 ' m re.a, ..., -
A saLn3S rmxEE ToSRoE
Il. rorth @ Eiatt..t pr;ec Il d N'''| e'''~-'
i r1rsTcLAss SALOON FOR s.Lv-Sow
"A s' s.. s ses s II; ss.nes s. sss. st 0.7
NEws .ND CIGAR si.ND FOR SALE At
sERs. Room II Reg noids' H:oek.
CoEFror1oSEKY ,ASP rAskFE So11oS
si,siss. vii Il. ae..t et.p . sor sh Il
bs,.s. ~ s:a' Es 1e sSa tso & ':F' Hsa 4if &c
! 1;oF Or sA1y-oR a, - Efxouzsse ron OTHER
r pIopery..TWo vslnrl''e patent. ". y. 1!osihtss
1,1ES.s wHST -, sooS . Sas ~ es wIFa I77Ir
s~u,rea y c's 2:l. % GEKFS IL IL v.oi.15;.s ~
Nf f.: +; ., :iss; ~ s.
sHss civ tfsa. fM Mrartcnas. ilqui1e Il sVYE,
Wsth.nrttn-tt.
J1ARrlEs wlTM Money WISHING 70 ISvEsT ;'
~ 600 T.; III unst T iTs !, sai, y = GNS
,stef' IT, "'e 'h''f' 10 es'' hi W. '''s' e'' VI r. "
S7ock APP t1SruRts Of e. oosTErloS; ,;:; o i
Gs.:net. All, al s.sa south 5i.fk.st
yrS1rF StIi1OS. al sOl1TH WELLS ST.
~,nvtol ~ r-1r,xupv vpSrAuI,suuryTs sn
VI Il .:.ttrt ~ - ~ .sts f hsi LIN liz n-rrfi
s,lai sttsnt n. uAi.h = thr tuly rest,n for erine
viii buy IT, Vii tovo1rr Rb1ut $4.E1. Kent 1t
JnW and trahr n tatthed IIquiec On the pEtui4ts,
Troy S1HRF. WITH FACILITIES FOR NAN.
1 E{ncfur;rc Du.;isrs, well established, tor r4e,
eEcaP. - south ClAik ct reaI Jonss School
c1Sn-As ACurprABLE PARTY GAN RCr-
CVbxlt !utrft.t 10 4 eAtt ea.h huHnes.. Apply
t Il lionrrt-.t, l,.rt.ncnt.
cDOn WILL AEY a STATIONERY ASD
C-VV cn1frciitneFT worth double The z hey.
Mutf bt toid this Aeek. Gail A. ~ y 1H:h AlMk+t
VIII p1-y 7uP RFsr uRCt;
rN1 tant. ~. c,. - ~ :, Wv II
ssktn n fbicr dsss. lnqLIe e JOHN RENSK- -
suuih nterlt
-,--e.-1,--=;.11- pv1,rs-a chi Es
c1Sn Nfk{A - NtHE- - .tS-f - ...:s ...sts
N7~tJVANyNSVE ~ u" lpe!stLt 9Nt eptse S0-st ft.D
, 1870-01-07

IFRXCFILEnT TEACHER AND THOROUGH
II AeeouIxars wtthes fe< pupil. to seaei: y ar
rt.p ndrnse, &c. Adde'S PROFESSOR 4, rtihane
ptucc,
, 1870-01-07

REAL ESTATE BALE.
Es.ate Of Patrick Welsh. Decree entered for
rhc tale Of Lot 2 RobeIt lleay q SubdlrlBlon OF
Let I, Block J., Canal Trustees Suod;y3too Of
FEacuona! Section g %. Il.
, 1870-01-07
TO RENT-RO0MS.


nteely tnrn.lca io Hamilton si-ek. Is SoitA c1a:k
ITO, ,Rr,SrzftrRsisMFn R59Ms y T0rE's
l hHek- Pnee'rem 81: to s:s Is'!'s Madison ct.
.1,o RrSr-Rot'v oSE ULOCK ER0M couET
h;+S. and iG;ii.s:St IL tsls l:.il!rt y ssul
Nc. lei Deas5o7::-:t. 6c:'ven. saa l. n'e:oek,
Fi1U. RFSr-tlvH Ko,IMs, WATEK. IN rHt.
nj ls6 Wers iI.r1i+.ntt.
Fl,o. RENT : TWO PLEASANT FURNISHED
ioeeLs room. s,'h Is s.. s,s :ns.e r "se g
TI,O REAT-TwO FURNISHED nOoMs. SU1rA.
y. .ef stsI ~ .rn1s"Sn.s , % q tsi.y use. fes1a'
ITO RESr-A VERY PLEASANT rURSIsIlED
frs:s cutie, entatlc icr two thrcr k.uteIen: hat
nGt cid w.tcE and bathroom attaSard Ap2ty 1t No.
RIO REa7-A VERY DRs1RA ABLY FURNISHED
o,e House trrt Cas-. Lick. Terms .ss:onabe. NJ.
,E,o NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RGoMs. WITH wATNR
nd Eas: ss.tsaas tvr l".ateserri"s At 1a' F"sn1
1,o HEsr-GooD Rooms WE'LL FURSIs1IRD,
L i'll Portland HLei. 1U Dearoosn.f.- Ar'ly at
RIO RENT -RoOMs-Io 4. NAN ASn wsfE,
h:GscEs.tinF ior 5.,1d II ne lcrsoa II deeEed Ad
r5,o REST-FoCR SI1E ROOMS, THREE
a,,ks:rre.s.t and p.stI!. st "a ss1 m1a,u n ~ q
ssov T GGia1 e e Wsosh ". ~ A''' 10
tJ,o ,oRFST-wlIucUTB 10 ARp-AvERCF PLEAS
s1nsisntn. Vt :: s:as -: si.o .n4u room
1ro KFST-A Goop SUITE OF LODGING
,oHok1uS NJ Z IEuS4Kn, ia .ai li9 a.na 'lrst:
pIEASAsr i'll ssnE sEnX1sERFn n.a Rtl,
r.odera:c- II ply At si5 y AT tra.av.
, 1870-01-07
IMPORTATION WANTED,
MAGATEERY,

ENF0R8ATI0S WA%rFO-OP- ALBERT. En-
J. wsrd William ole+on. or oli.on who i've, =, |,
IT, 10 81 Wet .ooro they e+a hear os tb=if user
Macy Ann OLSON.
, 1870-01-07
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE FOR SkLE
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
BUSINESS CHANCES

VANrRD-To HUY A HOUSE AND LOT ON
w Third av. east trout, fLr " tlIch will pas Si4
per month until Paid for. Addsrsa VAN Tribune
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-03-13
SOLUBLE MANURES.

The sulphuc Company
TO furnish
Ill Fertilizers available
i've
ofers
eSouth Carolina
dfor
in
H each wi ncorespo the senlent
No
to hesub
III. Agents..
NIGER Preside
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-03-13

TO BE CONTINUED.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-03-13

Tae Iyssssy ofMnsurs.ss

;is i II - ysasteeAR'S 81 fsessfe'
The works or God are fair fox naught,
8 unless onr eyes. In aeeing, s'A
see hiddeH IN the thing the thought s
=, -, y u
Inc outward form 10 not the WHOLE.
=, :, Sut every part ig moulded
10 image f9rth AWKWARD soul,
:, = .sNtfs
Ihs shadow. pictured IN the lake
by every tree th&tTtreubles,
3 As cset for more than jnststhe sake
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-23

nINNER Breakfast Plates, Platters, Bakers,
IL Bowls, Tea Coffee Cups, Stone Jugs, ]
and Gallon, Tumblers, Goblets, Eastern Crooks,
/, 2, 3, 4 Gallon. fine Ware.
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-23
SHASTA COURIER.
What They say About the war
I'm San Francisco.

The news that France has declared war
against Prussia, created an intense excite
ment in the city, bordering upon that
which prevailed during the war in our own
country. Queries and speculations OF
every variety were INDUCED in. when
will the first battle be Fought" asked one.
(Which has the largest armyr inquired
another. Such expressions as the follow
ing were heard in every group on the
sidewalk: Napoleon will make short work
of it." We will have news Of big battle
by Sunday" "Bismarck will make Napo-
leon sick this time" at will raise the
price of wheat" at is lucky for our
farmers" (which side will Russia take| 2
"France has been preparing for year
past, and with Austria, can whip all Eu
rope. "Can England keep out of the
fght?" ats just the thing for American
commerce 81 go for Prussia and the
needle gum" "Prussia has no navy, and
her ports will easily succumb." "The
American commercial marine will be built
up again" "Napoleon declares war to
assure the Empire to his son." "If the
war lasts three months, all Europe will be
involved" "What will Spain do? Cau
Prm assist Prussia ?" 'Let'em waltz in /!
WhUcares I" at will create great dis
'tress among the poor in Europe" "The
war might easily have been avoided" sis
the Catholic and Protestant question in
yolved in the matter ?" "How will the
war effect the Pope?" "They will want
American iron-clads before they get
through" The above are few of the
many expressions which were heard at
every corner of the street. So far as we
could judge from street talk, the sympathy
of the community was about equally divid
ed between France and Prussia
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-23
8 ~ ~ q 8 8 8 8 .

TO THE WORKING CLASS. are now nr.-
pared to furnish all classes with constant empioy
ment at nome the whole of time or for the spare
moments Business new, light and profitable
persons OF either sex easily earn from Soc. to S.
Per evening ana proportional sum by devoting
their whole time to the bui ness Rovs .na r;-1s
earn nearly ss much as men. That all who zee
this notice may send their address, and test tbs
business We make this unparalleled offer To sueb :.
are not veil satisfied we viii send 81 to pay for he
trouble Of writins. Full particulars. valuable
sample, which will do to commence work on. arS
. copy Of TAs Pscpis's Lissro,y lonpan;oa-one
Of the largest and best family newspapers published
ell sent free by mail. Resder, II you ant pes-
msnent, profitable work, address z c ALLEN d
CO., ArsrsrA, MArF
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-23
AZ Years Of SDcccssi

N Have attended the use of Bristol's Sarsap
arills and Pills, till now their sterling excell-
ence and wonderful virtues have borne down
all opposition, and established the fact that
they. are the surest and safest of all medicines
for Strengthening the Stomach, Invigorating
the Liver, Toning the Bowels, Stimulating
the Kidneys, and Purifying and cleansing
the Blood and Humor
Let the sick and suffering try them without
delay. 583.
For sale by L. Wellendorf, druggist, Main
Street, Shasta.
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-23
ASSESSORS NOTICE.

FKvHE UNDERSIGNED GIVES NOTICE TO
B the Property Holders of Shasta County, that
on the
FIRST MONDAY IN APRIL. he will
enter upon the performance of his official duties
for the current year. He would call particular at
tention to the following section Of the Revenue
Law:
"If auy person shah wilifully make, or gve,
under oath affirmation. false list of bis, or her
or their taxable property, false list of taxable
property under his, her, their CONTROL such per-
son gball be deemed gnilty of perjury. and upon
conviction thereof, shall be punished therefor, as
is by law provided for the punishment Of perjury
and any property willfully concealed, removed.
transferred, or msrepresented by the owner or any
agent thereof, to evade taxation. shall upon dis
covery, be assessed ten times the amount of tsI
for that year, which would otherwise have been
assessed upon It and fifty per ceot Of the amount
OF ouch additional tax when collected shall be paid
to the person or PERSONS who shall furnish the
per centage for collection shall be paid into the
Treasury, for the bere6t Of the Common School
Fund Of the State
# Tax Payers we're 70 lave list Of their pro
perty prepared, ready TO 30 sworn 10, as the Law
directs, by the time Of my resebing them, t6ey
would thereby perhaps scve themselves much an
noyance. So well IS faeiiEs;s my work.
C. ". TAYLOR.
Assessor OF Sbsste County.
Shasta. April ID. 1870. nS
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-23

THE MAILs.-The editor of the Butte
Record writes as follows concerning the
mails:
"The recent letting of the mails for the
routes in northern California, seems to have
resulted in several failures. 1t is presum-
ed that the next few months will correct
most of the failures of the contractors, and
the routes be re-let. The failure of Lee,
the contractor for The daily route from
Oroville to Portland, has been supplied by
temporary contract, made by our post
master, Mr.. Smith, with the old company
at 500 per day. Theodore Lee, of Salt
Lake City, was awarded the regular mail
route from Orovile to Portland, at the
rate of $4,000 per year, over which and
an additional distance of Sc miles, Jesse
d. Carr & Co. have been carrying the
mails for the last four years under the
contract price of Sl06,000 per annum.
John Altman, as the next lowest bidder,
has now been offered the contract, at
$4,000 per annum. Gilmer & Saulsberry,
of Salt Lake City, are next lowest on the
list, at S98, 400, and the present contrac-
tors have in bio of S175,000
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-23
YE CLAHPsUs VITUs.-The Union Dem
Ocrat is responsihle for the following:

YE CLAMPsrs VITUs.-The Union Dem
ocrat is responsible for the following:
Some years ago carpet-bag containing
all the paraphernalia and initatory appa-
ratus of Ye Ancient and Honorable Order of
Ye Clampsus Vitus was left at the City Hotel.
1t remained there many months. No owner
appeared for it, Its contents were unknown.
At last there came lady with with carpet
bag. Then she went away. Somewhere
she lost her bag. Her husband came back
to the Hotel to seek it. He struck the old
Clampsus Vitus paraphernalia bag. He said
that must be his wife's missing sack The
clerk said No" The husband id - Yes,
it must be his wife's things. She said it was
tied with just such string"
So the clerk to satisfy him united Ye
Clampsus Vitus bag, and when the Para
phernalia and Initiatory apparatus tumbled
out, the husband said ~ no no no
those were indeed not his wife's Miqgs ~
Moral-Beware of strange sacks.
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-23

ba-Address r. " Pierce, NJ. D., 1873
Seneca street, Buffalo, N. Y, and get a
pamphlet on Catarrh free, or send sixty cents
and get DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. $500
reward is offered by the proprietor for case
of Catarrh in the head which he cannot cure.
Sold by druggists. Look out for eounterfeits
and worthless limitations. The genuine has
DIR. Pierce's private Government Stamp on
it. Gut this out, as you may never see 1t
.apI;n
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-23
ENGRAylNGs AND BOOKS.

II HAVE STEEL AND LITHoGRAPHIc EN-.
IL cravings from Smiths Publishing House, Phil.
sdelphis, which will sell at his terms samnls,
and q list embracing many fne works of Art. ars
on hand from which 10 select. A large saie vould
benefit me. also desire-so as 20 raise needed
means-to sell most Of ny books on nd hsrs-
savor would be conferred o. IS cocld .eSssrsb, ,
dispose os tes sane -.
y EHGgTNvvF
Shasta, M.y ~, 1870 -,
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-23
Yes Everywhere

In her bath room, in her drawing-room,
her boudoir, in her carriage, at the ball or
opera. on the promenade, everywhere, a
lady requires as the extreme of refined en-
joyment and fashionable luxury the fragrant
aroma of the genuine Murray & Lanman' IS
i. Florida Water.
As there are worthless counterfeits, always
ask for the Florida Water prepared by the
56S
For sale by L. Wellendorf, druggist, Main
Street, Shasta
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-23

SAVE Your DocroR's BILLs.-When Dr.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry will CURE
coughs, colds. bleeding at the lungs, and
arrest the fell destroyer, Consumption, it
does more than most physicians can do. A
single trial will satisfy the incredulons.
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-23

HEMP Twine, Sewing Twine, Butter Mculds,
IL Wood Bowls, Mop Handles, Brushes, Clio thes
Baskets and Market Baskets.
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-23
POLL AND HOSPITAL TAX.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Poll and Hospital Taxes, for the year 1870
II, are due and payable on the FIRST Monday of
March, and the statutes providing for their celec-
ton will be strictly enforced
THE POLL TAX
Of Two Dollars. if paid prior to the first Monday
OF August, and Three Dollars on and after that
date. is due from each male inhabitant of the
State, over twenty-one and under sixty years Of
age. and not by law exempt"
THE PER CAPITA HOSPITAL TAX
OF this county is Two Dollars, and is due from
each male inhabitant of the State over tventv-one
and under sixty years of age, and not by law
exempt"
The undersigned will call upon citizens, either at
their residences places Of business, for the
amount Of the above taxes
THOMAS GREENE. Collector.
Shasta, April Sd, 1870. ana
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-23

lava, Costa Rica and Rio Coffee. A No. !
81 article.
The Shasta courier., 1870-07-23
STOCK OF GROCERIES, &C.

nUR Mr.. C. C. BUSH HAVING JUST RE.
Oturned from San Francisco where he purch aseG
large stock of desirable goods in our line con
sisting in part of
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-06-30

The HEATED TERM.--0n Friday and
Saturday the Thermometer at Lewiston,
Me-, ranged from 80 tc l06; seven cases
Of sunstroke occurred on Saturday 10
New York; three cases occurred at
Wilmington, N. c., where the mercury
rose to 95; 10 Chicago it was 92; at
Cambridge, Iowa, the mercury touched
100; at Oshkosh, Wis, 90; at Madison,
Wis, SO; at Rochelle, ILL.,, SO; at Des
Moines, Iowa, 80; at GAINESVILLE, Wis.
81; at Aurora, ILL.,, los. The New
York Evening Express says that ''the
telegraph shows that the heat in New
York was greater on Saturday than at
any other place in the county-hottsr,
even, than at Havana or New Orleans.
At 8 A. M. the thermometer stood ut
80, and three hours later it was 90.
New York, in fact, has been, since
Thursday, the hottest place 10 the
United States" kilograms report that
Sunday jp Philadelphia was one of the
hottest days ever known there, the mer-
cufy indicating SO in the shade; in Wash.
ihgtou IL varied from SO to 95; in New
York the highest temperature was 30.
At Bangor, Me-, the mercury stood at
lo3 10 the shade Sunday.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-06-30

A USEFUL TABLE-To aid farmers
in arriving at accuracy in ascertaining
the amount of land in different fields
under cultivation, the following table is
given by an agricultural contem porary !:
5 yards wide by 98s yards long con.
tains one aero. 10 yards wide by 4s4
yards long contains one acre. 20 yards
wide by PAP yards long contains one
acre. 40 yards wide by l2l yard, long
contains one acre. 100 yards wide by
3Of yards long contains one acre.. 220
feet wide by l65 feet long contains one
acre. ITO feet wide by 1876 feet long
contains one acre. go feet wide by 726
long contains one aero.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-06-30

No FEE FOR THIS ADyIcE.-After
It Is too late to protect them against
fraud, Macy Of our people learn the i'm -.
portance of putting n seal after their
signature, when attached to a pronnis-
sorry note. When there is no seal, and
the note IS transferred to third party
before it becomes due, the maker there.
of can offer no defence in law against its
payment, no matter that he may have
paid most of it to the second party or
been wholly swindled 10 the considera.
ton for which it was given. But a seal
following his signature, no matter in
whose hands he may find his note, Sc.
cures to the giver thereof the right to
prove full or part payment thereof, or
the want Of consideration therefor. Pa.
tent right men, particularly if they are
on the swindle, in selling thing that
is not patented, or patented thing, to
which they have no right whatever, are
always anxious to get notes on time
without seals, so that they can readily
dispose Of them for Whatever they will
bring, making a very large discount to
get the money. A seal protects against
this transaction, and every person Civ.
ing notes ought to know just what they
are doing. A little caution 10 this mat.
ter may protect against sharp practice,
but eau hurt no honest man.