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The Shasta courier., 1872-06-22
NOTICE IT'D CREDITORS.

Estate Of Dennis Pender, deceased.
In Prohate Court. County of Shasta, California
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN RY THE
~ undersigned. Administrator of the Estate oi
De- mis- Pender., deceased. to the creditors Of and
all persons having Claims against said deceased
T., exhibit them. with the necessary vouchers
within ten months after the frs, publication of this
notice to the said Admin TRAITOR at bis residence
in the town and county OF Shasta, State of Caifor
mia. -~-s-
JOHN SCHUYLER. Administrator.
Dated Shasta, 25th day Of April ls72.A
S. Follansbee. Attorney for Administrator.
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USrrED STATES LAND OFFICE,
SHASTA, CAL, April lO.1872
Thomas Greene. Jacob NJ Hudson and John o.
Welsh having filed their application in this Office
for Patent to Mining Claim, and the law and
instructions in such cases provided, having been
complied with, 1t is hereby ordered that the FORE
going Notice of such Application be published Tor
ninety days, ir the SHASTA COURIER, Newspa-
per published nearest the location of said claim at
Shasta, in Shasta ounty. State of California.
JNO. S. FOLLANSBEE, Register.
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HYDRAULIC PIPE !

AEADE IN QUANTITIES PTo 1000 FEET
Avn per day; dimensions properly proportioned
guaranteed. The largest qua. tity Of water under
When finished, coated in hot bath of Asphaltum:
also all machinery connected With Milling aud
Mining at the Risdon Iron ! Locomotive Works.
Corner Of Howard Beale Ats. San Francisco.
JoaRPR MOORE. supt.
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EYES: EYES:
.
DR.. e. H. PARDEE,
OCCULIST AND AURIsT.

A FTER protracted blindness of more than FIVE
N years. Dr. Pardec has made himself thorou "
aud scientifically acquainted with all diseases Of
the Eye. and is snow practising with n success moi
surpassed in the United States.
All operations perform. d. such strabismus, .oI
cross eye. Cateract by linear ction. Depression
OF Absorption. Prerygium, or feshy membrane
growing over the eye, Reduction of Staphy Iona,
bulging out of the eye. Artificial Pupil. Fistus
Lachrymas. or closing of the tear passage, and all
deformities of the Lids. etc. etc.
Artificial eyes inserted without the least pain.
and possessing all the movements and brlliancy Of
the real eye. large assortment constantly on
hand for sale at reasonable prices. The Doctor
Eye bath for the treatment and of all nervous
disorders is used all over this coast.
Thankful to those phy ysicians who have sent him
cases for operations and hopes that his universal
success will warrant continuance their conf
dence. His celebrity operator is sco-extensive
with his success; as patients are presenting th
selves for treatment and operations from New York
and Boston almost month.v.
Many patients can be SET, at the Doctors othce
daily. in different stages Of recovery. ar
Office: 7s1 CLAY STREET, opps i the Plaza,
San Francisco. nyi5
TAKE NOTICES:
"a liar 10 not to be believed altbo' he speaks the
trnth."
Rspnrfs are iu circulation through the upper
eouhtIy th1' nave Tetifeu ttotn W u-iness-tna'
have gone to the Atlantic States--that am in Eu-
rops-shat am dead. &c.
T" those interested I will say that these reports
have been gotten in circulation tos the fnrtherxuce
Of other parties who trying n nbtin illeg IL
nstsly eye practice. The reports have hsen TART
ed BIZ itinerant Msuntehank and without the
least truth rs am at my ofice daily and attending
70 about sixty daily patients
z. II. PARDEE.
Oculist,
kr72-iy) 7sT Clay Street. San Francisco
:.
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F ALL DEsCRiPTIoss
vooDARD. GRIFFIN SKIES. proprissors.
ORDERS FILLED AT ANY

pninr tie sacramrnto River FROM the mill down
o Co'usa or by team to an, Point If the River
Persons wanting good lumber will d. we'll TO give
US call, as we s., II at the reasonable prices.
Spring Creek, June lst, 1872.
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WagOnmaking

10 all ts branches and none but the best material
used. Also. all kinds Of Turning and jobbing in
Wood.
Saws fled in Superior Manner. ---
Shop ON West side Of Main greet one door above
$. Isaarks Blacksmith shop ;-rvsidsnce on High
street On let bard ssrnsr Of Ne allsy leadiue "a
DT. shurtlsT rssidsnes.
bhasta, Hsb. 24th, 1872.
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Beautiful Women /!

HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM gives to
the Complexion the Freshness Of Youth.
HAeAx's MAGNOLIA BALM overcomes the fusb-
Cd appearance caused by heat. fatigue and excite
nent. It makes the lady Of forty appear but
twenty. and so natural and perfect that no person
can detect its application. By its the roughest
skin is made to rival the pure radiant textures of
youthful beauty. 1t removes redness, blotches.
and pmplss. Il contains nothin that will injurs
the skin in the least.
MAGNOLIA BALM is used by all fashionable ladies
In New York, London and Paris. It costs only
'seenss per Bottle. and is .ald BY ali prugsss
and Perfamers-
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REAL ESTATE.


NEW YoRK Wednesday, Dee H. ls1a
The following public transactions were made AZ
the Exchange this morning, viz. ..f
James NJ Miller so By legal ORDER under The direction A p,,,.
Carpenter referee the asoy s.s stone font hqh
toop lot soro buug uutsshd) on IA. es
side 10 feet II inches nohery from One
Sold subject mortgages soast
ing 70 5000 which Interest due from October s. r.
under tie Richard referee The stery brevs
front Preneh sa house and o 2OIS0 located westerly
shove noessss 10 sad Other ,ogss
not saedD plaintiff the legal action Christian 40
and the orier and direction the lot 26rlOs
soatberly EghtYxh % esstery
nom madonsye sold beet o. and over and shove mortgages
Thomas Stevenson the plaintiff the legal acton $500
Joseph Mcclure sold By legal order under ihs direction Of Charles
quite and lots each 2OxS located The westerly aide a
asdsonaVe commencing 20 feet II iDebe. nor'heI RON One
the direct for Sls00 and
hs adjoining for $1,000 The purchaser 10 both Instances
A. BeeeEer Son Co gave notice TIE legal
made BY him. direction Of L. A. Per referee Of properly
the ouihery side Of Bghtgh ~ feet inches vest
A private sale reported Hall J. How has soh the ls
the astey Of Fhae and hnaest 70
Also that William H. hybor sOA the purchaser esht
ground located the south westerly Of aattoo ave aa
fronting On the street, size Of plot iOor2O for slCOto
Sales advertised TO be made at the EIeba.ge;
ThursdaD, Dee. 70.
By Muller wilkins Co plot 47siIloo With 2orn2.
westerly corner Of ThirysE MS sad Frssay
BY Ludlow CO.. sale Of frame oaihns II,o on
oat and directory Ses hoes gaszs and o 80 G< 90 No
By Jos Meure legal se under the direction o. Wm & CL5o
referee eight lots 20I9 located The nohery soc OF Ole~
BY Jere johnson Mne H 81 North Knysson Ulster
County N T. Of ground adjoining the CITY limits Of knssn
auconser his Oe in this city Sale made BY order Of JA''
~ Cooper .-...... -.
and lot EIIOO~Ocael easiery Of NOrI IL FEET
inches southerly ron Grandst
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THE SOCIAL EvI--The Missouri Republican gives
the following in regard to the treatment OF the So
cial evil question Of that city: At the invitation
Of the Board Of Health a numerous party Of gen
tlemrn. including many prominent citizens, rode
out one afternoon 10 tile site Of the new hospital
designed tor the reception Of fallen women. and
commonly known as the Social Evil Hospital"
The Inauguration Of this institution il the climax
OF a system that some two years ego received the
sanction OF our city authorities. and which, since
then, has been carried on with all the rigOr and
inhexibility of other established aws-the regis
tratiOn OF abandoned women. their examination
by n staff Of physicians. and their payment OF
weekly aud monthly dues. The regular weekly
payment of a dollar and a half by each cOurtesan.
and fourteen dollars q month from each keeper of
a house OF ill-fame. has resulted ia the accumula-
ton Of many thousands Of dollars. which is now
being appropriated in accordance with the require
ments OF the law for the treatment of these women
in sickness. aud to place within their reach the
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DIED.

PErArE-At Pesropaush, on the 23d Of August last, HENRY
r. PIERCE, Esq, OF the firm Of W. II. Boariman, Of Boston,
aged 10 years and s months Mr. PIERCE was a native Of Ho-
noluIu-
WALEER-Atsea September 9Th, JAMES WALKEH, second
oheer % British bark ErceksiOr, on the voyage from Liver
pool to this port, accidentally hll overheard while engaged in
selling q bower studdingsa1, and was drowned. Every effort
was made 20 save him, but al IN vain He was a native o.
Leeds, England, aged about IS years.
LEDfNGHAM-Washed overheard and drowned at sea. No
vember I2th, GEORGE LEDTNoHAN, one of the crew Of British
bark ErcslsiOr. A boat was lowered TO rescue him, but he
sank before he could be reached. Was \ native Of MOntrose,
Scotland, IS years Of age.
GiLsEnT-In HOnolulu harbor, on board American whaling
bark BGzAotoMeu Gosnohd, November 1lth, BENJAMIN GIL
BEAT, 4 native Of strongs Island.
PuELPs-At 0a, on the 14th Of November, killed by the
falling from alOn Of a block on board the United States mail
steamer 1f1r, Mr.. RALPH MORGAN PHELPS His remains
were brought on shore and deposited in Nuuanu Valley Gene
terry. He leaves a wife aad daughter TO mourn his loss. Was
n native Of Granny, Connecticut
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The OCCUPATION of n Honolulu correspondent
for a California newspaper, is one that may and
ought, in the hands of a writer of ordinarily fair
talent and who is withal highminded and truth
ful, be productive of no little benefit to both the
people at the Islands and foreign readers, in dis
seminating correct information as to the state o.
affairs and the condition of society here. The
Alta California, however, appears to have Sc
cured for its Honolulu correspondent an individ-
ual of another stripe-some one whose principal
aim in writing for the press would seem to be to
express his bitter feeling and personal spite against
a few parties here, for which the position he
holds affords the opportunity of a free indulgence.
The Alta is a large sheet, and requires a good
deal of matter to FIJI it's ample columns, but its
editors must be hard pushed indeed for subjects
to interest their numerous readers when they
admit such peurile trash as the major part oil
Bob Jenkins" letter in the issue of the 9th
inst, made up as it is of scandalous untruths
about q private family and declared Sunday morn
ing gossip in a bar-room. Public men and pub
lie measures are always fair subjects OF discussion
in the newspapers, but the malicious endeavor to
blacken the regulations of private parties in the
manner that has been repeatedly essayed by the
I1OuOlliu CDEEtcIhDIucut VI Inc AHus VI cNSul-
ually end in illustrating the correctness of the
saying, that curses, like chickens, come home to
~roost."
In this connection we would say that it has
been intimated that some of the personal matter
in " Bob jenkins" lucubrations has been fur
nished from this Office. This VIC beg to deny most
distinctly. The editorial columns of the ADvER-
TIsER have never yet paraded the social life of its
many readers, nor has it ever had occasion to re-
sort to the limbo of rejected communications
the waste paper basket-for exposes of private
life to exc out its reading matter.
The news parts of the letters in the Ala
are, as is evident, made up from our columns.
To this we cannot object. 1t is our province to
furnish the latest news to our readers here and
abroad but we consider 1T in very bad taste in
50 Bob jenkins to season bis calfs-head soup
n flavor of truth, in order that he may pass
the whole off on the Alta as Turtle.
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COMMERCIAL.

FRfDIT. -, IsI2-
II HrurHu b ~ nulr doin- m uc Esy q busWe-- aith1uEh
We hfnk M rro-pect - having the Whaiers Win a. asnn'
la. made ~ fel rata-r NOR ehr-rfsL
Th~ auction sale q dry gods a. Aiam-' today, was preuy
peI attended, and Er Pucss were oLtaneL- The sae wmb Be-
|confiaueI Tomorrow.
The ns- schooner May Fasfsr. ~e1mmaDier Jo%eph West
win probably q oa her trial trip o. Iao some time Eezt week
= Tie btrk Cgntsf, Fuf-r, .alei On M11dty aftcrn9on % ran
Funeisco Wah a Hsht cargo q Island produce valued az about
sas0oo. ue steamship HeraEs. Bsthen, sEaI sane day
fr thc ColonH-, with . kt % sugar, ruia, etc
TIE Ceyi8H AMI EEessior,. the 6rmer from bo-ton and The
Inscr fron Livsrpcol, are both disehargng, mi hey. with the
Gv whacrs adj other vessels, make our wharses box r'He-
fNhat lively
4 Tn. sugar ksz shocks hrou-ht here BY the csyi0H are all
disposed a. znd more are wanted. Hopper expects 4 large
quantity q stock By the FaHlHbzrg, when be Hl b able 70
turn cut sh.oEs az a rapid rate
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TIE PACIFIC
Commercial Abbertiser.
SATURDAY. O 30.

MosT PEOPLE have a great dislike to change
theTr old customs, even when the lessons of prac-
teal experience are adduced in order to con-
vince them Of their mistakes. This remark is
doubtless more especially applicable to John Bull,
with his sturdy conservative ideas, but when
Brother Jonathan, with bis go-ahead principles
and practice is found behind the times in his te-
naeity of usage, it becomes quite evident that be
still retains in his constitution some modicum of
his ancestral Ballism. This, we have heard as
serted. is exhibited in the persistence with which
we continue to send most Of the sugars from this
port TO New Zealand in kegs instead of bags, in
spite Of advice to the contrary. Weare informed
By those who in that colony have had occasion to
pack every kind Of produce from town to the
digging distance Of one hundred and fifty
miles-that they know from experience that it is
almost a matter Of impOssibility to carry sugar
or butter in kegs, with any degree of certainty as
to their safe arrival at the journeys end.
The side Of a horse, even with a good paek-saddle.
Is not at all adapted to the carriage of kegs or
barrels whereas bags of sugar lie close and
snug, and can be easily carried, one cwt. on each
side and SO lbs. on top The sugars sent in kegs,
We are assured, will be purchased for town use
but no prudent man would ever think of packing
sugar to the diggings in any other containers
than bags.
Some Of our sugar planters with whom VIC have
eonverscd on this subject seemed to think it quite
immaterial, and that the value and usefulness
Of the key would more than compensate for the
extra trouble. Such however, as we are advised,
is not the case, for the containers could scarcely
be given away ut the ~diggings- Nothing would
induce experienced New Zealanders to pack sugar
to the diggings in kegs or casks When we take
into account the difficult roads in that colony,
most Of which are mere paek-tracks for horses,
about six feet wide, with a chance of having the
kegs broken by coming in contact with trees, and
the difficulties in crossing rivers and going up and
down steep banks and hill-sides, during which
kegs are liable to get forced of and broken or slip
from the slings,-it is not surprising that packers
will not buy them. Even in the matter of butter,
the kegs of which are smaller and more manage
able, packers prefer carrying it in Oblong boxes,
made to ft the sides Of the horse.
We would suggest that tho bags should be
made double, like the Manila and Mauritius \
bags, as there is much wear and tear before get
ting over the journey; and that they should con-
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Il i only "unored - that Russian troops are
moving on Hhiva. but if such a rumor prevails. it
J. extremely likely that il i founded or truth. fte
Russian policy has been for years 10 absorb the
tion-yulgar people give it another name-has
been the wholesome fear OF the other European
nations. Only just ended Is the Imperial conference
at Berlin. and II is not a little suggestive that be-
fore the gentlemen who composed that conference
have fairly got to their respective homes, q "rumor"
prevails that Russia j. at her absorbing game once
more. There may b. a connection between the TWO
events and there may not. We awaitdeyelopments.
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PASSENGERS.


Fon AucKLASD-Per Nevada Nov. 25th-Mn Fanny Nor
gan Phelps and child, Mr J Rayner, and SO in transifu from
san Franeisco.
FOa SAY Fa1SeIsco-Pcr Comet, Nov. 25th-Mn Patty, A
gallagher, " Larks-
4 FoH WISDwAaD PoRTs-Pcr KHauca, Nov 2sth-Miss Z
Holden, Mrs W ~ CornNeH, Capt J " Finch, T u Paris aud
child. A Mitchell. Mrs Mitchell, Fred Haysciden, Dr. Dudley,
Mrs Hobbs, Mrs Davis, Capt J Worth, W q Jones, W NJ Glib
son. Miss Gfbsouf Hrs Rodancf, Geo McGregor, Mr. smith, u
~
Mrs y 9 Lyman ana . children, = n Stoddaui, Capt Jas Ma
tkee. w ID Alexander. Jacob Brown. Jno Ludgate. e. u Wight.
~ Merton, T Everett, g W q JOKES, Rev ) + Bshop, and
about 125 deck
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PORT OF HONOLULU. II. 1.
ARRIVALS.

Nov. 23-Schr EInau, Makahi, frm Mako. Maui.
2f-schr Active. Hopu. from Koiaa, Kauai
gt-Schr UHama. Iafn-d, from kona s. kau, Hawaii
2f-schr Parry Gaeen. Kaaiua- from Hanaki, Kauai
2S-Schr Hokui-ie. Ahuihala, ffotu Nasiisii, Kauai
as-Schr Ksoni Ana, Aaaihi. rom KSos, Kauai.
1g-Schr Pauahi, Reynolds, from Lahaina, Maui
a6-Schr warwick. kaaWaia, fm Kaunakakai, MoiokaL
2s-5loop Live Yankee. Clark. from Hama, Maui.
2s-schr Mary Ellen. Jim. from KOhaia, Hawaii.
Zs-Schr Sefffe Merrill. Crane, from iahaina, Maui
Zg-schr IA MOI, Davis, from Kahului, Maui