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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-04


FIRE ENGINE TRIAL.-Last Mon
day, according to previous announce
ment, L. r. West, Agent of the U.
S. Chemical Fire Engine, Co. gave a
trial of the "Village Engine" on a
building erected by the Town Coun-
ell and filled with all kinds of in
tlammable material. The fire was set
about ii o'clock, A. Nj. and burnt
the building down as quickly as
could have been expected, under the
circumstances. In fact, it (the fire.
was complete success. But it is
due the Engine Company, and es-
pecially the Agent to say that some
unprincipled wretch plugged the
"squirter," thus preventing the es-
cape of the liquid, and as a matter of
course. the hose could not stand the
hydraulic pressure, and burst, and
the levers also broke, leaving the
machine in a crippled condition. So
another trial came Off yesterday.
A house in the west part of town
was filled with barrels, boxes, straw
&C., and saturated with kerosene
oil, aud fired, The flames were
allowed to get good Roadway, before
Mr.. West "let go" on the building.
He worked lively. and so did the ma
chine. But we are compelled to say,
that the result was anything but sat =.
isfactory. Fully 80 minutes elapsed
before the flames were subdued, and
had the wind been blowing the whole
structure would just as inevitably
have burnt to the ground, as if two
three year old boys, with their hats
full of water, and two small sized
elder squirtguns had been all the
the living human beings within S.
400 miles of Cedar Falls or the fire.
Our City Council will be obliged to
look for larger Engine than this, if
they expect to make any Roadway
against fire of any magnitude. -
Our faith in the chemicals" en-
ployed, has entirely "petercdn out.
In conclusion, however, we will say
that the Engine works we'll rs u
water thrower, but is to small too be
OF practical benefit to city.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-04
Notice.

Cedar Falls, Jan Goth, 1870.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-04

SHAwLs.--A fine lot long shawls
at Miller, Wilson 6 Co.'s. Prices 10
suit the times.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-04

pe4p Insure with the Lorillard Fire
Insurance Company, of New York.
CASH Assets, 81 ,49G, 900.
G. G. KNAPP, Agent,
Cedar Falls, Iowa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-04

THE N. Y. Vol. ZouAvE MAN
We see by the Clinton Herald that
Eoi. (?) Young the pestilential hum
bug, and the chief among Williams,
las been visiting Iowa on his pre-
tended mission. He has q trained
troupe of boys in the Zouave exer-
else, and he claims to be travelling
and giving entertainments for the
aid of New York Orphans. He sue
cceded, by his superabundance OF
gas, in getting a committee to draw
upcomplimentary resolutions, which
were published in the Clinton pa
pers. The Herald couldn't take it
all down and has ventilated the ras-
cal. We have heard of the opera
tions of Young before, and we know
him to be one of the worst Sound
rels unhung. He had better keep
out of Iowa, If he would save him.
self from q term i'm the Penitentiary.
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cEbaTk FAILS CUrtpCuEs.

BAHTfST-Coner OF Main and 9th Streets Rev,
i0H A. NJ. and ~ r. NJ. Sabbath School at IL N.
METHoDIsT--Conc Washington and 7th ~,
Row. r. w. Keller, Pastor. Services every
sabbath at i0A A. NJ. and ~ 7. H. Sabbath
school ut A. Nj.
PRESBYTERIAN Street between 9th
andTth, Rev, $. II, Griffith, Pastor Sarviees every
sabbath at 1oh A. M. and ~ r. NJ. Sabbath
school at II NJ.
Rev. l.. B. Flhela pnstor. Services every SABBATH
AN. ~ - '"'" ''"''' ~
| EIlSCoPAL--Conor OF Main and It'll strsetp.
- - Officiating Minister: Services
every Sabbath, Il i0b A. NJ and TB r. NJ Rab
bath School Immediately after morning ter,Ic.
| Bible Lecture, ut +. NJ, every sabbath.
CATHOLIC Washington Street between fth
Ind sth, Father IT. IT, Gunn Services every Sab.
oath a. A. Nj. and iOIa A. NJ. Sabbath school
n IAN.
GERMAN LUTHERAN Fremont Street, Rev
Bernard Foelsch Pastor. Services e,efy Sabbath
at iuls A. NJ
EVANGELICAL Corner az Franklin .,a s,h
Streets, Row >. MUM, Pastor. serflces every
,n, at iOJ A. NJ and ~ Pm. ssbba,h
MASONIC.
BLACK HAWK LODGE NO. ca, A. F.&a ~.
Irregular Meetings AT Masonic Hail. on the Men
lay on or before the Full Moon In each mouth G.
y, Van Saun, w. M; y. Townsend g. w; a. C.
Thompson, j. W.; J. J. Tolerton. sscy.
VALLEY CHAPTER, Il. A. M no %. fieru.
ar Meetings at Masonic Hall. on the Wednesday
N or before the Full Moon Of each month = IA.
s.; A. Trowbridge, sec'y.
BALDWIN COMMANDERY. X T, NO H.
Regular Meegpgs at Masonic Hall, on Friday % or
before me Fun Moon Of zach month, q, b Van
Saun, ". q. y. A. Blshop Gen ~ Townsend
G. q, ! y. Ii. Packard, Recorder
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-04

There will be q meeting of the
Stockholders, of the Cedar Valley A.
& M. p. Association, held at Council
Hall in Cedar Falls, at ZIP. NJ, on
the first Tuesday in March 1870, for
the election of Directors, and such
other business as may come before
the meeting.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-04

A RAILROAD SocTH.-The subject
of a southern outlet land inlet, too, J
is of vast Importance to the citizens
of this town, just at this time. five
can get Railroad connection with
some other road leading east, or
south, IL will make at least 12l cents
difference on every bushel of wheat,
and corresponding difference on
every other article of trade, in which
farmers are particularly interested as
producers, as well as with merchants
and mechanics. We may talk till
the day of doom about high tariffs,
and regulating Railroads by statut~
DRY enactments, but the quickest and
most practical way ever yet invent
ed, is by building and running COM
peting lines with different terminal
points. Without philosophizing. we
come straight to the point, and ask
our citizens the plain, simple ques-
ton: DO you want Railroad south?
If so, the time has arrived when you
can secure one, if you will "come
down" with the regular bonus. A
live company has the matter i'm hand
and will build it In a reasonable time
If we will do our duty. An enthusi-
astic meeting was held in this city
last "Wednesday evening, at which
j. w. Street, President of the st.
Paul, Iowa and st. Louis r. II. Co.,
made the proposition, that if we will
turn over to them the old Iowa Cen
trail road bed from here to Toledo,
clear from incumbrance, with the
right of way, and twenty-five thous-
and dollars, we shall have the cars
running from here to the Chicago &
Northwestern road, at or near, Tama
City, In less than twelve months
This means business.
A working committee has the mat
ter of securing subscriptions, in hand
and,will canvass the matter thorough
ly in few days. A committee has
also been appointed to secure q small
sum for defraying preliminary ex-
penses. We had intended to say
more on this subject this week, but
our space will not admit of it. But
next week we intend to deal with it
as ace think it deserves.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-04

Chicago Produce Market.
CHTcAGo, Feb. 3.
SIlRAT--Si for No. Q.
'oRN--7O @70ls for No. Q
'ATs--tO @i0A.
DRESSED HoGS-Ioe5lft5e.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-04

RUNAwAY.-A Mr.. Anshutz team
became frightened last Saturday
while coming up Third Street, and
started pell nell through town.
Mr.. A. was thrown out and had his
head run over and badly cut by one
of the wheels. The team took up
Clay Street and capsized against a
post near Joseph Wilson's. One OF
the horses bad one hind foot badly
cut and things generally were demon
allied.
John Labor's team, became
frightened by the cars last Monday
and ran away. One of the horses
had IFS leg broken square off below
the knee.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-04

DSfcHoMANCY, or SOUL CHARMING. A
l. wonderful oook: Il shows how acr sex can
lasclnate any one they wisn. Instantly IA pos
sees TIL Dowef.l ii t~Ecae. now 10 get n, Al
ehemy; Dr: Dse's add Aliens Ca0a.ia Blndines.
Soreeftes incantaiions Demouesa2y MAJ Me..
meFtsm, Sprhnal IN, MAJ ags Ga de aud a thou.
sand othtr wondfrs. Sent o. mai for IS cent?
Address 7. WILLIAM a co. Publishers, south
Seventh street, Philadelphia ia
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WATERLOO. ian. Is. Is7(

1 have this day appointed r.
RodenLerger Deputy County Sur
veyor for Black Hawk county,
Iowa.
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DUFoE's BALsAM-Warranted to
force the Beard to grow on the
Smoothest Face in Forty-two Days.
Mailed free on receipt of scots.
Address G.. w. PRATT.
Springfield, Ill.
Box 1895. 33m6
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-04

Farmers, Farmers Wives and
Farmers Daughters, are invited to
call at Hazlett's and buy some Of the
great bargains in Merinoes, Empress
Cloths, Alpacas, Prints, Flanncls,
| Sha@ls, &c.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-04

Choice Ohio Hickory Nuts for sale
by Chase & Burr.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-04

OYSTERS! OYSTERS Those cele-
brated Fresh Oysters, formerly sold
by +. n. Chase, are now received
daily and sold by Chase g. Burr, al
the Fruit Bazaar.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-04

Hosiery and Goves, fine assert.
ment, cheap, at Miller, Wilson &
Co.'S.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-04

Capt. Charles Sager, who keeps a
superb stock of livery horses in Port
land, Me-, informed us recently that
he uses Sheridan's Cavalry Con.
dition Powders regularly In his sta.
bles, and that the expense is more
than offset by the diminished
amount of grain necessary to keep
his horses always I'm good order.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-04

Teeth ! Teeth :! Teeth ~ For
Artificial Teeth and all other opera.
lions in the line of Surgical and Me.
cllanical Dentistry, go to DIR. Ii. Nj.
ADAMS, who has had an experience
of "a years i'm the practice of Dentist.
ry In its various branches. Charges
reasonable. and all work warranted,
Office LIST door west of the Inmar
House, Cedar Falls.
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General Directory.
nAILnoAu TIVE TAELE.

East Sunday night.
CEDAR rAfIs A MINsEsorA n. u.
ooIsa NoRrv.
leave Cedar Tails, ,....., a;Oa Y, NJ. Pro a NJ,
Arrive at 81. AnEgar, .,.,. $50 L. N. $50 A, W
como SOUTH.
ssye ~ Ansgar. .... 400 A NJ. 400 r. ~
Arrive at Cedar Falls, Il. $50 A. NJ. $40 u, N
s.A JossELYS, station Agent.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-04

For Sale.-A large amount of Real
Estate. II. A. SNYDER.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-04
OFFICE CEDAR FALLS GAZETTE, |
WHOLESALE MARKET.

Wheat has boon unsteady during the week
ranging from a0nBI.
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CIRCUIT coURr'.

COUNTY OFFICERS.
toanty Auditor--D w Poote.
CbRntv Cierk--G. A. Ebeihart.
tbatntg TreaSnrer-~R A, Whitaker
County Recorder Jas w. Mcclure,
sNerif-W II. Brown
faRn2v S,tgregor--John Ball.
Co. Sapt. Common .Schools-Albert VI Rcenan.
fnrOnsr--W. o, Richards
Directors ar Poor. House--W. II. Brown, G.,
Conger Caleb NAV.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-04

Refined GdCr-For sale by Chase
& Burr.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-04

Initial Stationery at Crosby &
Gregg's.
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cEpAu FALLS oMNIBus LINZ. .

'T,usscs run TO and rom u. 4 y. G, and Cedar
Falls q MINI. II. II. Depols. 10 connection With
all trains. Also 'Busses furnished on all OCCASIONS
when desired. Office at the Carter House.
GEO. w. CLARK, Proprietor.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-04
Sec'y Pro Tenn.

j. M. BENJAMIN,
President.
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CEDAR FALLS POST OFFICE,
DISTRICT CoURT.

Judge Ron. James Burt.
Dtsf itrV--J. III Powers,
sSherif--T. IT. Brown.
(vsrk--G. A. Eherhart.
Special Session Monday, February nh, 1869.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Judys-Hon. =. Bagg.
Next Session Monday. February seth, 1870.
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SUPERVISORS.
CITY OFFICERS.

Hagor-Dr. v. A. BRYANT.
aldermen, ia Wdrd--C. ID. Stilson. Frank
Wallace
Aldermen, I'll Wosd-J. NJ Benjamin, II. e.,
funt.
Aldermen, 80 Wdrd--T N. Kellogg, 7. l..
french.
Aldermen, 4A Wdrd--Jcsiah Thsfpson, y. A.
Iolchkss.
CEy Trsasrer-C. G. Knspp.
CITY Cisrk---G. L. Mills.
CHV Mdrshdt-J. j. Royce.
nt.. an
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Commercial.

Box 1895.
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NND NhE " NkskaN SNNNUOL KEUANEs
presifeHt--Dr. John Kerr.
Wee Presidsat--S. A. Bishop.
7redsHrer--G. b. Van Sann.
iSeerefary-H. G. Hemenway.
IArsctors-L. N. Fabtick, D. c. ovsrman, A. q
THOMPSON
The Shasta courier., 1870-01-29
A Bucking veIocipede.

When the veloclpede mania was at its
highest pitch, Jones, of Burgettsyille, Fall
river valley, brought his inventive genius
into requistion and designed and construct
ed a three wheeled velocpede. When the
machine was finished, Jones congratulated
himself that his troubles were over, and
that his mag could discount all the old
fashioned Fort Crook racing stock. Jones
believed in his velocipede, and offered to
run it against any tour-legged animal in
the valley, for money. But the owners of
scrub racers were afraid Of the speed Of the
charot-steed and declined to bet anything
on race except hay or barley, Said
Jones, " What the ID do | want your
hay or barley for my improved racer is
none of your scrub stock and has no use for
such truck-needs no feed, water, currying
or shoeing. Gentlemen, put up money or
dry up, and acknowledge Velocipede king
of the turf" Finding it impossible to get
up bet for money, Jones concluded to
take his favorite out for g trial trip. y
On mounting the animal, it Immediately
went on the rampage, and showed its total
want of gratitude by bucking off the author
ofits being, landing him head first on a pile
of powders, causing him to behold about
a million miniature representations of the
star spangled banner But Jones was not
to be out done in this way, and has since
bent all his energies to breaking the 'irey
untamed steed," but his success has been
limited, while his bruises have been num-
erous. When Jones makes his appearance
on crutches, or with an arm in sling. a
black eye, or fresh pealed nose, his friends
remark that che has been riding that infer
nal new-fangled critter to water, and then
make small bets as to how lore he will
stand such rough equestrian exercise, be-
fore weakening and turning Velocipede
out to grass.
The Shasta courier., 1870-01-29
Keep the Money at Home.


1t Is the duty of every citizen who wish
es to see home institutions prosper, aad who
desires to increase the wealth and build up
the business of Shasta, to patronize at all
times the local dealers and mechan cs.-
Always buy at nome when yeu can get
what you want Don't send off to some
distant town or city to buy your goods or
groceries. on to get some sort of work done,
because when yopdo that you send just so
much money out of the county, and it never
comes back. You spend dollar here at
home, it stays here, and the profits thereon
90 to improving the country, If you buy
all your goods at home, the business of your
place is largely increased the dealers
make larger sales, and can afford to sell for
smaller profits If you get all your work
done at home, our mechanics and manufae-
turers are thereby encouraged, and can
increase their facilities for doing the various
k&s of work, and will be better able to
supply the wants of the people. We are
all dependent upon each other; if any one
neglects to patronize his home traders or
mechanics, he has no right to ask support
from his fellow-townsmen. Money sent
away from home is money out of the pocket
to every man in the community. 1t is the
place of every business man and mechanic
to see that they employ that industry and
enterprise which will enable them to supply
the demands made upon them, and it is
the duty OF the people generally to buy
everything they want here at home. We
have business men who are enterprising
enough to supply any article as soon as they
see there is demand for it. We have
mechanics who are skilled work man, and
can do almost any kind of work the people
are in need of, and the more demand there
is made upon their skill and industry, the
more able will they be to do all kinds of
work in tLeir various branches. Patronize>
home enterprise and build up home insti-
tutons, and our place will grow rich and
increase in population, be more
pleasant as a residence, and become more
attractive to strangers, who will come here
in larger numbers, bringing money and
custom with them.
The Shasta courier., 1870-01-29

INDEPENDENT SENATOR.
Tompkins, elected on the independent
ticket, is reported as follows. on the oeea-
sion of the debate on the Fifteenth Amend
ment:
"Senator Tompkins followed in speech
of three-qnarters of an hour, in which he
arraigned the Republican party for their
groundless impeachment of President John
son, and their attempt under the Drake
bill to override the Judiciary" He
(Tompkins) had always been Union man.
but could not gowith the ultra Republicans
He then poured red hot shot into the ranks
of the modern Democracy; defended the
Negroes and Chinese against the unwar-
ranted assaults of the Democracy of the
Vallandigham and Pendleton stripe; de-
elared that the second section of the pro-
posed amendment was surplusage-thus
sweeping away Senator Lewis on that point
of the argument. He (Tompkins) then
declared himself ready to join the ranks of
the Democratic party when they were ready
to let the dead bury their dead, vote down
such bills asthe Hall & Garrison and Hardy
bills; and declare for free trade and specie
payment Both pafties were astonishea at
the expression of his Independent views.
The old-line Democrats are hugely DISCUS.
ted, one Of the leaders declaring that hell
was full Of such Democrats as Tompkins
The Shasta courier., 1870-01-29

LOOK Our FOR HIM-The confidence
man spoken of last week has gone North
and will probably soon commence operations
in Trinity or Siskiyo GU. His last venture
in this county was ordering stove at E.
Voluntine's store in this place, and lot
Of goods at Kessler's store, Whiskytown,
aud failing to take the articles away. He
is described as short, heavy built man,
with black eyes and whiskers. If he goes
to Scott Valley he will probably try the
stock-dealer dodge, but 1t is safe to predict
that no one will ever see the color of his
money.
The Shasta courier., 1870-01-29
NOTICE To CREDITORS.

ESTATE OF A. P. LADD, DECEASED. -
IL Notice is hereby given by the undersipn-
ed, administrator of the above named estate.
to the creditors of, and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to present
the same, with the necessary vouchers, with
in ten months from the first publication of this
notice, to the undersigned, at bis place of
business in Shasta
All persons indebted to the above estate
will save cost by paying up Immediately.
DANIEL LYNCH, Administrator.
Shasta, Jan. 20. 1870.
The Shasta courier., 1870-01-29
An Iucidentf

'Ab me, it is withered - cried a maiden,
signing over her dead bouquet; but remem-
bering her facon Of true Murray Ian.
mans Florida Water, she sprinked her
handkerchief with that indestructable per.
fume, and was eonsoled.
As there are worthless counterfeits of this
fragrant water, buyers should always ask for
that prepared by Lanman & Kemp, New
York, sole proprietors $50.
For sale by L. Wellendorf, druggist, Main
street Shasta
The Shasta courier., 1870-01-29

MIssIssIPPI.-We have news from Mis-
sissippi that the Legislature has elected
Reavels, colored man, and at present 9
State Senator, United States Senator fol
the term ending March, 1871. Genera
Ames for the term ending March, 1875
and Governor Alcorn for the full term be
ginning March, 1871.
The Shasta courier., 1870-01-29

TIE .. F. CnRoNIcLE-The San Fran.
cisco Chronicle has entered upon its 1lth
volume and may now be regarded as a splen-
did newspaper success. The Chronicle is
a live, bcld and fearless sheet, and the
way it shakes up old fogies and overturns
the idols of conservatism is refreshing to
behold The Daily Chronicle can be bad
at the low price of s. per year by mail
Ora Holton is agent for Shasta, and the
parer can be obtained of him, if preferred.
The Chronicle now has larger circulation
in this place than any other daily published
in the State
The Shasta courier., 1870-01-29

AN EDITOR SHoT.-A Paris dispatch
of the 10th says:
This afternoon Jouyille and Victor Noir,
of the editorial staff Of the AIarseillaise,
Rockelort's journal, proceeded to the re-
sldence Of Prince Pierre Bonaparte as
seconds in the contemplated duel between
the Prince and Paschal Groussett, the edi-
tor Of that journal. They had an inter
view with the Prince during which an
alteration took place. The Prince became
enraged and seizlng revolver fired twice
on his visitors, one of ,he shots taking
effect in the body Of Victor Noir, killing
him instantly. The tragedy causes great
agitation in this city. The Prince deliy-
cred himself to the authorities.
The Shasta courier., 1870-01-29

OFFICE HeLDERs IN TRoUBLE-The
San Jose Murcury says:
Our incoming officials are in very sore
tribulation concerning the Apgney Fee bill.
If 1t is not repealed before they enter upon
the duties Of their several offices they think
they will not be able to "get even" on elec-
ton expenses from their salaries, and it
the same time to keep house" on liber-
al scale; and if it is repealed, up goes their
party at the next election The were all
pledged before the people to accept the
salaries established by law; now if they
break their faith the people will remember
them. Although it is rot our funeral we
nevertheless take a lively interest in the
mourners
The Shasta courier., 1870-01-29

PREssURE.-A heavy pressure is being
brought to bear on the Legislature by lob-
. byltes and county officials elect, to secure a
modification or practical repeal of the Fee
and Salary Bill.
The Shasta courier., 1870-01-29

RATIFIED-Rhode Island and AIissis-
sippi have ratified the Fifteenth Amend
ment. The Senate of Ohio has voted to
ratify and it IS thought that the Assembly
will follow suit. Twenty five States have
ratified the Amendment, and Iowa and
Nebraska will endorse it when their Leg
islatures meet. If Ohio also ratifes, the
Amendment will be declared part of the
Constitution of the United States.
The Shasta courier., 1870-01-29

STONE CoAL.-Under Sheriff Jackson
returned from a trip to Fort Crook on
Tuesday, bringing with him specimens Of
stone coal taken from the ledge lately dis
covered on upper Pit river. This coal is
said to be of superior quality and the ledge
or bank is very extensive.
The Shasta courier., 1870-01-29

CoLLEcTING.-The S. F. Chronicle says
Senator Vaudeville took up collection
among the Democratic members of the
Senate, for the benefit of the State Capitol
Reporter, few days ago. Each Senator
was taxed s11.
The Shasta courier., 1870-01-29
The stomach and the Liver

are the important organs of the body, either
for health or disease. Keep them strong
and vigorous. and all will be well; allow
them to be disordered, and the whole system
is sick. Bristols Sarsaparilla and Sugar
coated Pills are prepared expressly to act on
the liver and stomach Every bilious disor.
der and every arrangement of the digestive
functions are controlled and strengthened bv
these two great remedies. $50
For sale by L. Wellendorff druggist. Main
street, Shasta
The Shasta courier., 1870-01-29

ST. PATRIcK.-Mr NJ. Hickey informs
us that he will give St Patrick's Ball
and Supper, as he has been solicited to do
SO by numerous parties His advertisement
will appear in due time.