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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-03-01
ID U B Lie S 4 l. +

VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY.
The subscribers will offer for sale in B uck-
horn at the residence of Jacob Harris, de-
ceased, late OF Hemlock township, Cola mbia
county, on
THURSDAY, MARCH II, 1872,
at 8 O'Clock a m, the following personal prop
erty, TO wit:
THREE HORSES,
one COW aud calf one brood SOW, one lot OF
shOats: 10 bushels corn ears; 500 bushels pota'
toes 500 bushels oats; 100 bushels wheat % Du'
Shells rye; 20 tons Timothy hay; one EXCELSIOR
reaper one threshiug machine, two two morse
wagons, one three horse wagon, one truck wa
gon, one buggy, one sulkey, two sleds, one hay
press three wind mills, one grain drill, one sor-
ghum mill and evaporatlng pans complete, TWO
horse hay forks, one post boring machine, one
shingle mill, one SET blacksmith tools, two new
corn blows, single and double harness, cultlVa-
tors, plows, hGrrows, Elcelsior hay rake.
THREE EDoUBLE-BARRELED SHOT GUNS,
new two single barreled shot guns; 25 acres of
wheat in the ground; six acres OF rye IN the
ground, together with many other articles TOO
numerous to mention.
Tt RMS Will be made known on the day OF
sale, and due attendance given by
WILLIAM HARRIS, IAdu,s. of
and fIACon n INNS dac'1
JAS. \. HARRIS,
JACOB SHELHART, Auctioneer.
BucAhorn, Feb. ~. lS74-ts
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A Fort Wayne correspondent of the
Cincinnati Enquirer has thrown a
flood of light upon the extraordinary
and mysterious pleasure which Presi-
dent Grant seems to take in the fortunes
of George X. Lset. BY this correspond
ent's statement it would appear that
the said Leet is no other than cousin
of the Presidents wife.
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of decisions and its constituiionality is
not now an open question.
We see no reason for disturbing the
report so far as regards the assessment
made against Mr.. Weaver.
But as we refer IL back for reinvestl-
cation we will at this time confirm no
part of IL absolutely.
And now, February IL, the report of
the viewers referred back to them with
instruction TO reconsider the claim of
Jesse Coleman for damages, and, If they
see cause to add to his damages, they
are at liberty to so change their report,
otherwise to report that they see no
cause to change the same.
BY THE COURT.
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"AN intelligent coiored gentleman"
having been spectator at the Labor
Convention which nominated Judge
Davis and Gov. Parker, for President
and Vice President, was not pleased
thereat, consequently, in the nature of
things, Forney's Press is greatly oppos.
ed to the nominations.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-03-01

The evidence submitted to the Clay
ton investigation Committee goes to
show that the Arkansas Senator, and
the pet and friend of Grant, was only
guilty of bribery, perjury, forgery, and
larceny. That Is rather moderate for a
carpet bag United States Senator.
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IT is believed that the appointment
of Seth j. Comfy as Collector of the
Port of Philadelphia will still further
complicate Republican matters in Penn
sylvania, Mr.. Comfy having been ap-
pointed at the instance of Forney and
against the wishes of Cameron, who
threatens to let the State take care of it.
self, so far as he is concerned. Grant
evidently believes and trusts Forney
and expects him TO carry the State
next Fall. A fight between Forney
and Cameron would be aspectacle worth
seeing and might result in honest men
getting their dues.
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SHERIFFoS SALE.

BY virtue ola writ of vendtlOni e:-pCuGS Is.
sued out OF the Court of Common FlS4s OiCOlum-
bia county, and TO me directed will be expose
to Public sale on the premises on WEuNES-
DAY, the 2Oth day of March, at ono O'Clock, p.
m, the following personal property to wit:
All that lot or parcel OF land situate in the town
of Buck Horn, G ilumbia county, Pennsy lvania,
bounded and described follows to wit: On
the North by lot OF Catbarine Girton, on the
East by public road leading from Bloomsbury
to Jersey town, on the ~outh by lot of Ben
net, and on the West by an alley, whe reOn are
erected a dwelling house and u small stable.
said lot being sixty feet in front m or less,
and one hundred and htIy feet ia depth more or
less.
Seized taken into execution and to be sold as
the proper y of W Illiam Knight
marchI72.3t AARON SMITH, Sheriff.
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IA salutary lesson has been taught
the careless and dishonest public SER
wants in the great number of prosecu.
tions and convictions of the last two
years. ."-PreSidentS Message.
1t might be still more satisfactory
that the President should appoint to
New York collector5hips, and other i'm.
portant posts, officers whom it would
not be necessary to prosecute and con.
vict. Saturday ReUie,O.
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SIXTH ANNUAL STATEMENT

OF IlI4
Observation-Disclosures
COMPANY, OF NEW YORK.
Number of Po!icies issued in 1871. 1910
Amount insured on same. s-05l5iu %
Whole number of policies issued by
the Company to Dec. 3lSt, 1871. IL $40
Income during 1871. 9,750 053 -
Paid claims by Death and Anuute S40jSj0 50
To policy holders, for dividends, returned pre-
IniuInS, purchased policies. S707,7tS 81
Assets January lst lo72, $500 SD 26
BURG AGENCY. CONTINENTAL LIFE IN
SURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK, FOR
n. L. PENN.
corB1hSGg BaATGE y 3TTIGg, RTTIniyo LUDWIG
General Agents.
Number of applications seat to home office. 30G
Insurance on same. sGl25go
Policies received. gGD
Insurance on same. s5il 5jO
Premiums on above policies. s2j672 Is
The agency has had no direct losses but paid
the claim Of VIM, Hendershott, of Mooresturg,
Montour county, who was insured by the Har-
r!sburg, Agent. j. +. Eiston, for $3.50 90
AGENTS:
s. g G. - Cory, Special Agt Wayne co H9nesd ale
L. j. Fu man, Special Agt, Wyoming CO., skin
30. slight, Local Agt., Bradford CO., Barclay.
G. il. Boone, shickshinny.
P. 9: Wadsworth, Special Agt., Town Hill, Lu-
o. b. MellicR, Special Agt., L!glt Street
DR.. Chaplin, Bent n.
Edw. l.. Jones. Wilkes Bare.
samuel Fear, Plttstol, Pa.
Thos Nesbitt, Plymouth, Pa.
:. II. Conover, Beach Haven.
w. IL Sharp, Onion.
J. oakes, Danville.
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DUBLIC SALE

DUBLIC SALE
h OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
by virtue of authority and order of the Or
phans' Court of Columbia County, the under
signed, administrator Ot the estate OF John
Yeager, Jr., deceasnd, VIII expose to sale by pub
lie Vendue, on the promiSesat one O'Clock in the
afternoon, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 0, 1872,
tho following dessrlbel real estate:
Situate in the township Of Locust, near the
village OF Shutdown, bounded by Lands OF Jacob
Stine lands of MIYDerry snyder Daniel NJ )rriS
ana William Hughes, containing
TiiIRrY-FlVE ACRES
more or less wi tn the appurten tnces.
WELLINGTON IriAG Err
Administrator.
TERMS OF SAEE.-ren per cent. OF the one-
fourth OF the purchase IN bneY 10 10 pad ut the
striking dOWn OF the property the one-fDlrih
less the ten per cent at ths confirm alton Of sal
aud the remdtniug .ur5s tDlrOlS in Que year
thereafter, VITA interest from c1ntrm Ell IN nisi.
II. II. KlNiLER
Feb. 10, lS72-ts Clerk.
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We the undersigned, Auditors Of Columbia
county, in the State of Pennsylvania, do hereby
certify, that We met at the Court House, in
Bloomsbury, on the frst day o. January, A. D.,
1872 and did proceed 10 and did settle and adjust
the above account as required of us by law, and
TO the best OF our Judgment and ability.
In testimony whereof we have hereunto set
our hands this ID day Of January. A. D., 1872
U,J. CAMPBELL, / County
DANIEL LEE, Auditors.
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T ErTING.

T ,ErTlNG.
We viii meet on the premises. Saturday,
March 9th, 1877, at l O'Clock, p. m, to let the
building of TWO abutments for county bridge
over the canal at Centreville. All parties int err
ested should attend. Contractor to have Tn q
stone in old abutments Abutments TO be com
pleted by the first of April, Parties Intending
10 put in Dids would do well to make some cal-
cuiations before hand. Specifications can be
seen on day ofletting. Wall to be about p = feet
thick at top.
BY order of
CYRUS ROBBINS, }
i; III J. hEEPER, per, commlAr'S
Attest--WM. KRICK BAUM, Clerk.
Commrs. Office. Bloomsburg, Feb. 20, l'72-2t.
n LOWENBERG. TREASURER,
~. IN ACCOUNT WITH MILITIA FUND.
DR..
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New Advertisements.
NOTICE.

n 011OH'
Estrayed from the promises of VIM. Rnon d eS,
In Roaringcreek township. Columbia county, I,
Pa, on Monday night, Feb y young steer
sides (near q roau color. Any person I'm ding
and feeding said steer until called for VIII be
suitably rewarded by notifying the undersig ned
The steer has been traced to Catawssa.
WlEDERHoLD & SHOEMAKER,
Shenandoah,
Feb. &c, 1872 Schuylkill county, Pa
marchp72-Iw
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13S ACRES MORE OR LESS,
TWO GOOD DWELLING HOUSES,

adjoining lands OF Audr'w L asba II, J. w, Kile,
Anderson KIle and George DllS. AbDIt 50
acres Of which Is cleared lad, AMI tI3 Dllln &C
in good timber WhcreJn are
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-03-01
CARBOLIC TABLETS


These Tablets present the Acid in Combination
with other efficient remedies, in popular form
for the Cure OF all THROAT LUNG Diseases,
HOARSENESS and ULCERATION of the throat
are Immediately relieved and statements are
constantly being sent to the proprietor of relief
in cases OF throat difficulties of years standing,
.JTnInN Don't be deceived by worthless
UAU HUN limitations. Get only Wells
Carbulic Tablets. Price q cents per Box. JOHN
Q. KELLOGG, Is Platt st., n, Y. send for Cir
cular. Sole Agent for the u, :. nS-lW
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4O9 ACRES AND So PERCHEs,

strict measure ALSO :-Another timber lot on
West Creek Fails in Jackson twp, making q
good mill seat, bounded ON the south by land
late of Philip Krickbaum, on the west by the
same, ON the north by lana of leSse RhOne and
on the east by land of Elijah Peterman, con-
tanning -FOUR ACRES strict measure.
Terms made known on daY of sale whel ana
where attendance wan be given by he under
signed. RICHARD klLE,
Paramount Springs, Executor.
Lu2ernc Co., IA. leD2}-3w
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n good BantI Earn ana other ouIbuildings. A
good fountain pump al the dpor Of the dwelling
house. a good spring II lUsG ana never talii x
spring OF wafer. TAtE5 is on the promises u
large amt
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TWENTY. EIGHT ACRES

and twenty-eight perches upon which is erected
IA three story frame grist mill, Il house. &C.
CONDIHl ms OFSALE.-Ten per cent of one
fourth of the purchase money shall be paid at
tho striking down of the property the one.
fourth, less the ten per cent on the confirmation
of sale and the remaining three iourths in one
year thereafter, with interest from the confr-
nation nisi. Possession given upon the pur
chaser securing the payment of the purchase
money. Purchasers to pny for deed and stamps
STEPHEN II. MILLER,
Marchl72.it Administrator.
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357 ACRES AND 94 PERCHES,

strict ncasura. ALSO Tho undivided one
half of another tract Of timber land situate in
Jackson and Sug rlOtftRps. in the wHrrantee
name OF Wesley Hess, bounded on the west by
the above described tract, on the north by
land of James Hess, ON the east by Robert Mont
gOmery and others and on the south by lands of
David Colder, containing
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1,-o,,,. wanted corT, 8 ARTnURs

Agents wanted for It. s ARTHURs
20 IL A N G. Il b l. o 5 5 . NJ S
FRESH AND FADED,
A book for young or old husband or wife; for
the hHppy and unhappy. Undoubtedly the
gfeato,t of his works. Good terms guaranteed,
NEARLY READYl A startling Temperance
stnry Nv This author. The only companion To
Ten Nights in a Bar Room ever written, send
for ci- i-culars to ], NJ. STODDAkT MO-, Punllsh'
ers Philadelphia, Pa. no 1"
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GO0D APPLE ORCHARD.

second The undivided half OF a tract of TIM
her Land in tGe warrUutoa nun3 Of samuel
Neyh lrl, situate IN Jackson tuwuSh p, Col4un-
hia- county bounded on the no thrast By II tract
in the warraatee name OF Wesley IL -ss. on the
W, ST by COuUty line nnd ON he south by laud
In tho wNrrantee name Of samuel NO.lsS and by
lagd of Jesse i.hOMU containing
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SATURDAY, MARCH 23p. 1879
TRACT OF LANE.

at 10 o'clock In the forenoon of said day, the fol
lowing described real estate to wit: The undl
vided one-halt of a messuage and
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Feb. 10, O,lS72-ts
DUBLIC SALE

VALUA BILE REAL EST y T Z.
The undefsigneI Executor of the last Will and
testament OF John klle, Jr, late of the town ship
of Sug trloai, in tho county OF Columbia, dec d.,
viii expose 20 public sale on the premises o II
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DUBLIC SALE
SATURDAY,, MARCH ODD, 1872

at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of said day, the I
lowing described real estate TO wit: A certi
tract OF land situate in Sugaroaf township,
said county,
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4 ACRES AND 50 PERCHEs,
4 ACRES AND l20 PEROHES,

asloininlng lands OF Isolb & Raub Robert NJ.
Watkins aud other lands of said de eased.
NO q. a tract of wood land situate IN the
township and county aIJreaAld, CONTINUING
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situate in the township Of HemlocK in the coun-
~ of Columbia, bouLded and described as ful
lows, on the north and west by lands of the
heirs of Jacob Harris, deceased on the east by
land of Godfrey MeicS, and on the south by
heirs Of Samuel WANG, containing
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by amt, due, on duplicates. SiP ON
" commission to collectors. l3 43
eXont rations To l35 so
order paid NJ. Il Jackson. 100 10
Bowman q Jackson. " 10
G. B. Brockway. f3 80
" paid assessors Il managing fund. 100 90
" reasurer's commission on s2lH. 10 50
" balapce due and paid over 3l2 II
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DUBLIC SALE

VALUA ABLE REAL ESTA T E.
In pursuan' q of an order of the Orphans Court
of Columbia county the undersigned 6dmtnis-
traitors &c OF Peter Bitncr late of Lnc towns Ia p
OF Locust, in sad county, deceased, Will expos t.
to public sale on the premises, On
The Shasta courier., 1872-10-19
AN IMPORTANT LETTER.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR !
WASHINGTON, Sept. p, 1872. (

REGISTER AND RECEIVER Shasta Cal i,
Gentlemen For your information 1 have
to state that those sections of the Mining
Statute of July 26th, 1866, which provide a
mode Of procedure for obtaining patents
are repealed by the Mining law OF Congress
of May 10th 1872, and new manner of
procedure prescribed for all mining ap-
plications thereafter filed.
If since the 10th Of May, 1872, you
have permitted mining applications to be
filed and proceeded with under the said
act of July 9th, lS66,-such proceedings
are without force or effect, and all such ap-
plicants should commence de nouo, under
the present law. When claims had been
filed, and were pending in your Office under
previous legislation at the date of said act of
10th of May, 1872, they may be prosecu-
ted to final determination before this Office
as provided by section nine of the last men
toned statute, but no such provision is
made for claims filed under the old law be-
fore the new enactment was promulgated.
Very Respectfully Your obd't Serv't
WILLIS DRUMMoND, Commissioner.
The Shasta courier., 1872-10-19

Send to K. P. Hall Co., Nashua, N. H.,
Proprietors of Halls Vegetable SiciliaD Hair
Remover, for copy of their Treatise on the
Hair Remover.
The Shasta courier., 1872-10-19

TIE LOAF OF BREAD.-In a time of
famine rich man allowed twenty of the
poorest children in the town to come to
his house, and said to them: "[n this
basket there is loaf of bread for each of
you. Take it, and come again at the same
hour every day, till God sends better times" !"
The children pounced upon the basket,
struggled and fought over the bread, be
cause each wished to have the largest and
best loaf, and then they went away
without word of thanks to their friend
But Francesca, little girl meanly, though
neatly dressed, stood side and took the
loaf that was left in the basket, which was
the smallest, then kissed the old mans
hand, and went quietly home. The next
day the children we're just as naughty and
ill behaved; and this time there was left
for poor Francesca loaf that was hardly
half as large as the others. But whep she
reached home, and her mother cut the
bread, there fell out number of new
pieces OF silver. The mother was friohten-
ed and said, "Take back the money this
moment for it is certainly in the bread by
mistake" francesca took it back But
the kind man said, 8, 1t is no mistake, ny
good child, had the money baked in the
smallest loaf in order to reward you. BE
always as contented and yielding as you
now are. He who is contented with the
smallest loaf, rather than quarrel for the
largest, will receive abundant blessings"
The Shasta courier., 1872-10-19
THE Rochester Democrat and Chron

THE Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
says: "a good campaign story comes to
us from certain district not hundred
miles from this city. Not long since the
Adventists were holding camp-meeting,
and during his sermon the preacher announ-
ced the world would come to an end in
August. At this juncture aEDcmocrat
of many years standing, 'who'was present.
fervently CALCULATED, "Amen" The
preacher continued, and soon repeated that
the world was.coming to an end in August,
and again did the Democrat exclaim
"Amenp' At the conclusion of the meet.
ing he was approached by one ofthe b-eth-
rem, who.asked him whether he was resign
ed to the decree. "Yes," was the re-
sponse. "Anything to beat Grant" No
body dare question the zeal of this convert.
1t is touching.
The Shasta courier., 1872-10-19

EATING CRow.-The County Clerk of
Sacramento has received the following
queer letter.
Mr.. = Clerk SIR: You will please for
ward my certificate of registration to this
place. I am, by unavoidable circumstances
compelled to vote for Old Bean Belly
Horace for want of white man, and may
the shades of many Confederate heroes look
with leniency upon the act, and the Lord
have mercy on my soul.
Respectfully yours.
The Shasta courier., 1872-10-19
Repairing done on short notice.

Stoves and Stove Pipe supplied on demand.
Old Pewter, Brass, Copper and Greenoaeks
taken in trade. Highest price paid for Wool:
BENJAMIN SNOW.
Millville, June l. 1871.
The Shasta courier., 1872-10-19

THE oldest inhabitant' has been reading
series of articles on the adulteration
of liquors, and has arrived at somewhat
singular conclusion. The analysis Of those
liquors showed an average of about sixty
five parts of water to thirty-fve of spirits.
They don't give the spirits fair chance,
says the aged bacchanal. They'll keep
on fooling with water till it depopulates
the earth again"
The Shasta courier., 1872-10-19
SHASTA COURIER.
FLY TIME.

FLY TIME.
Oh, the fly the horrible fly
Dabbling at nose and mouth and eye,
Over the ceiling, oyerthe meat,
Over all the people eat,
Dabbling,
Tickling,
Crawling about,
Miserable insect, you get out !
Wading in paint on lady's cheek,
Leaving behind tortuous streak,
Accused fly From the hell below
Never came pest that plaques us so.
Dancing,
Nibbling,
Fresh from the sty,
The horrible sty where the porkers lie.
Even the dogs with snarl and bound
Snap at the insects that swarm around
The air is blue with the oaths that try
To drown the hum of the hateful fly.
When the weary pilgrim seeks repose,
There's hornpipe danced on the top of
his nose;
There's vigorous oath, and a slam and
slap,
And that's the end of the sleepers nap.
Singing,
Singing,
Why, oh, why,
Were you created, pestilent fly?
How strange it is that woman will try
To kill with cobalt this villanous fly;
How strange it seems when q million are
slain,
To find the multitude doubled again.
Whisking,
Frisking,
Twisting your feet,
H. nting us out in quiet retreat.
fiat the Hy like Toby we swear,
And the angel recorder enters it there,
Give us, then, the welcome doubt
The Shasta courier., 1872-10-19
TIN S H 0 P.

TIME UNDERSIGNED, HAVING LOCATED
Il at the town of Mllvilie, Shasta county, and
opened shop for the manufacture and sale OF all
kinds of Tinware and such other articles as are
usually to be found in sucn establishments respect
fully requests the support and liberal patronage OF
the people of the surrounding country, aud begs
leave to assure all, that his prices will be most
reasonable.
The Shasta courier., 1872-10-19

THIS odd advertisement is from an Eng
lish paper: "My husband is out on strike
He prefers that to work He amt any use
to me. l must work to keep the children
and self His ten shillings goes in beer
I'll swap my husband while he's on strike
for a sewing machine"
The Shasta courier., 1872-10-19
THE
SHASTA COURIER.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MoRSiNG'bf
w, l.. CARTER.
Public alton Ofice,-Armory Hall
Building, First Floor.
Terms of Advertising:

Terms of Advertising:
Fer One Square, of 10 lines OF less, one insertion
Four Dollars; for each subsequent insertion. fF-
Dollars.
A liberal discount made to Monthly and Yearly
Advertisers.
kB- Advertiser e1ts ma. Sed with the mum
Der of insertions thereon, will b Continued unti
ordered out. and charged accordingly.
All Summonses, Sheriff's sales and Court al
vertisements charged strictly according to 'he
rates fixed by law. All legal advertising must DC
paid for in advance.
ALSO,
Having furnished our office with an elegant as
sortment of FANCY JOB TYPES, We are pre-,
pared to execute, neatly and expeditiously. all
manner of Job Printing, such as
Bills of Fare Bill Heads
Circulars Handbills.
Pamphlets, Programmes
Ball Tickets Cards,
Posters Books,
Law Blanks, Catalogues
Drafts, theeKs' ="
The Shasta courier., 1872-10-19

A PREMIUM of $40 was offered at an
Illinois Fair for the oldest maiden lady
who would state her age. There were no
competitors.
The Shasta courier., 1872-10-19
For Sale.

VTVHE FOLLOWING PROPERTY, SITUATED
two miles below Janesville is offered for ale,
TO- wit: One hundred and sixty acres of land,
with good house and barn, three is in a gar
den and well fenced six tons of hay, fifty hogs,
four horses, four cows one buggy, chickens, de-,
also, mining claim and water privilege.
JACOB LESChINSKY.
July 26th, 1872.