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•iiiK.iciri’s
f>V VlliTl E OF AN RXKCI TioN issued
) out of the Court of Homer A, Curtiss. Jus
-4i,.e of tin; Peace in uiui fur the Hiwnsnip «>i
Shasta, duly attested on tie- 17th d >y »t Nevein
l„ r 1853, at the suit of Jas hoag vs " ,1!l ; ini
) i. Lie, I have sieyed and taken inf.. J-nssessjOt:
all the ri«ht, title and interest of said U 111. I lekl.
in unit to -waggon and four’horses,l.arness,
\ c Notice is herehy given that, on I hursibiy
the °-lth day of NOveinher Hist., at II « (loek A.
M 1 shall sell the said wagon, horsey and har-
Xr.. ill front uf the Court House hi Shasta,
•to the hiJtcsl bidder for cash.
UAL A. N I N.NAI.LV, Sheriff S.C.
Shasta, Nov. IS, 1553. nl'.l-td
I, J, aTE VKSISOiK A t o.
‘NVITR THE ATTENTION OF THEIR
friends and the public to ti.eir
New Slock of Hoods,
And a full assortment of other geods, warrant -
,cd to he ol the he.«t ipiality.
Shasta, Nov. 20, 1853. li2otf
I'ltivvn: itOAiiiHx; iiorsn.
riIHE L’NDERSIGNED IS PREPARED TO
receive a limited nnndn-r ol hoarders and '
lodgers, at his residence on the hill, immedi
ately hack'd •the-Chak s i (lice.
No pains will he spared hy either myself or
family, to render every accommodation to those
i\\ ho may
give us their patronage.
* S. E. JACK.
Shasta. Nov. 1 ?>, 15”,3.
tVATBK mti: lIOSIMTAI.
11. O. Olicciiimi,
n I ill 1
WATER CLUE I’IIVSICIAN.f Watscr-ccvr
I>ortor.) has removed to High street, lo st
building .east ol the ('outer p luting ottiee, and
is iww {U'ejured either to n ceive patients at his
residence, or tu vait,;i|ion them elsewhere, as
may In; reijaired. Having had several years ex
perience in the \\ alec .Cure System, holh in this
eininliy ami Europe, he feels himself competent
to give advice and assis’anee in all cares w,in-re
•rebel is possihlc. This system is admirably
adapted to the ( lire ot a great variety of dis
eases, holh internal and external, chronic and
nentn ; in lad. in all cases where the vital energy
is not so lar destroyed that a satisfactory reac
tion is impossible, implicit confidence may he
phu i d in it.
To all who are allllcted with le.ve.rr-, rheuma
tism. scrofula, hemorrhoids, dysentery, diarrhea
mi I abdominal c, mplaint.- gemvralJv, dysjK'psia,
hypochondriasis, hysterics, skin disiiisis, mu
mug sores, yem-real coniplai-ats, merelirinl and
•other medicinal diseases, stiff joints, d-ropsy,
iamem'ss, swellings and callousness in private
lonnations, cominoit w eakness, nervous ilisor
de: s, imp, rfect inenstrnatioii. given sickness,
etc., rlc.. he would n cunnneiid this cure with
lull eonlidei.ee. and the assurance that, if they
f ■ e it a fair trial they w ill obtain speedy relief
At hough its inlhienee. when rightly used, i.-
•co npanilively mild and harmless upon the sy>-
t. in, yet,‘for the removal ol diseases, it is mole
• nergi t c and speedy than any of the remedies
now gfeticrally used.
tip He would respectfully itv/er to the persons
already treated hvjiiui
all.i
cases aucct
sslull'
since his residence in Shasta.
Tkiimx.— .For hoard, lodging, and medical at
tendance. from three to six dollars per day. ac
cording to the am on 111 ol atlejutioji tvipiired. 'J’o
chronic patients, who re.ijeire medical alten
diince only, the ehasge W ill he from £■>(»' to 100
pi r iihuilli.
Shasta. Nov. 10. 1853. nlO-lf
< o.>> i' IIS I. I.’S MAI. to.
I > V VIRTI’E OF TWO EXECPTIONS 1S-
I f sued out 0,l tjie /Twit uf Homer,!. Cm -
tiss. one ol the Justices ot the Peace in and
lor Shasta Township. Shasta County, and
State of California, duly attested on the doth
dav ol October. A. D. 18 53, at the suit of S. L.
Smith vs. A. Sylvester, l);ivid Corsimi, E|>hrian
(■arter. Harry Royer, and S. E. Jaek. for tin
sum ol one hundred and sixty-four dollars and
it in< tv-live ci ids, mid .costs and accruing costs.,
mid Rosline Smith vs. A Svlvester. David C(l
-sant. Ephrinm Garter, Harrv lloyer. and S. E.
Jaek, lor the sum ol ou t' hundred and « \ly-foiir
ilollars and ninct' -'ive cents, ixyd costs and ac
cruing costs, I lave this dav levied upon all tin
right, title and interest ot the ih haidants. A
Sy 1\ ester. David .Corsaiit, F.pliriain .Garter, Ihi
iy Boyer, and S. E Jaek in and to the follow
tm.' property, to wit.: The mining claim know n
ns the claim of A. Sylvester A Co., situate on
•Clear (Taik. and commencing uiLHiedi.itelv
•d >ove tin- ela ini of Shedd A Co . and extending
up said creek one thousand h e!, more or less,
together with the thime thereon; also, one lot
ol hose, lour hundred feel in length, all of w hii li
is situated in Saastit County. Cal.
I herehy give notice, according to law. that
*> i the 3d day ot December, A. D 1853. mi I
h .1.. cexi tin* hours oi !) jli clock in tin- ioreiioon
and live o'clock I’. M.. 1 will proceed to sell tin
nhove diserdie,d Jvropertv till the premises, to
tlie highest bidder lor cash.
J. I HOLMES, Constable.
Nor. 19, 18.5:3 h 10-21
.*» u .% si: t * s ii ut «; 1,.
I.itinr *}»i i»la*.
i f-’'
hi
THE SFJISCRI BEK lV(!lI.DfS&
fi specllilljv inform Jiis I; lends and
the |«uhlic generally, that lie lias n in
iin need business at the .NK»\ 110 l SL. pleas
ttntlv siluateil Mini* r the big oaks a lew yard
below the old sluiid, V\ In re lie will ever hi
readv to lie his best In give peril el sat staeliol
to ali who mav favor him vvitli their patronage.
Attached to the house is the best .••(•(•iiiiimodn
lions for watering to he had in the comity; also ;
t,strife It it >• tt si ii il loii.ml.
well furnished w ith good spring water, a plenty
nf hav and harleV. and a warm covering lor an
iiimls. . . . .
This house being silualul in Uu- midst ol a
geo,! mining district, we have mode prepara
tions to aceiuiiinoihile Hi ni ls with the best ol
lio ml and lodging at reasonable pries.
Gut- us a sail and we will Hv to suit von.
CE.NJ. KUASKV.
Novi'inhi v 1-. 18,53, ui--3m
(t(K)D.MAN BROS.. GKtK'RREIS anil Gi n-
X I nil Ah n handi'l-. 811 Caiifornia -1., he
tweeli Suiiseiiti- mill Ihilleiy. nI2-!iii
twwt 111 NDI KS Hour IRON —MJ I latmlli s
s"' ' horse sht i' Iron; L*o hiiudit s rivei Irnu.
and 2d tons spring, sipiare. ami octagon steel.
‘ Em" sale by Tll*». H. SEI.ID fa,
ul‘,‘ Im L and , i .Un.itita ,
ADAMS & CO.’S EXPRESS
LEAVES THE OF
bice of Adams & Co., feAgfe-k
Shasta. eve i v morning. - p ~-
,i)i Maivsville, Sacramento and San Francisco,
We forward Expresses to the Aliajitic Stales
twice a mujilli, by tlm I’ajlamu and Nlcura»ua
Steamers.
\{ o send packages, parcels aud treasures to
all parts of tiie Stales.
W e sell drafts on
IVcw Voik,
itnslmi,
t’liifnilrlphia,
l*iltsl>Hrsli,
liix iiniaii,
Baltimore,
Vtushin-im,
Siav Orlraus,
('iiii’iniioli.
Mi, Itdllis,
liomlon.
W e send Expresses to all partsof Europe liv
EDW'AUJJS, SAX FORD 4- CO.
Banking.
We do a banking business of Deposit only.
Checks on any of our ollites in this Stale are
sold at par by
CRAM, ROGERS .$• CO.
We send regular!) to Weaver, Vreka, Jack
sonville and (in "im,
Ch cks or drails on us can be obtained at any
of tb ir oliices.
R. W. TRAC A , Agent.
Sh ista, November 12. 1853. nl2-lf
C'U i.M, ItOCIIKN »V CD'S KXIMtUMM,
Tu .McolislnirKli mill < <«<»-<■ Bay.
CRAM, HOCiEES &,
CO., will hereafter for
ward a weekly Exjire.-s
in charge ol our regular messenger, to Scotl.--
bnrgli, Coose I’uv. Etkiown. Cardn r, and Ump
ipiali city, via Jacksonville and Winchester,
0. T.
All business in the Express line promptly at
tended to.
WEE ITT, ODENJIEIWER A CO.,
A"culs, Scoltsburg.
Shasta, Nov. 12, 1853. nl2-2m
Will TIC Itli.l.VU 1C TS !
rnijoSE J.N WANT OF A FINE OR ME-
X ilium (jnality of W hite Iflai.-kcts, would
ilo well to call at IfOJ.LI 8 A, ISAACS.
Nov. 12. 1m
A Ft 1,1. AMSOKTtfICNT
OF GENT’S INDIA RUBBER BOOTS,
Coats, Caps, Leggings, and Overalls, for
sale very low at HULLL’B A: ISAACS.
Nov. 12. 1m
I.AUUCS’ It 1 It StiC it HOODS.
I A DIES’ INDIA EI.T.BEU OVEESIIOES
-i and Boots tor sale low at
Nov 12. Ini HoLLI'B & ISAACS.
IIOIWIC FIKAIMII.VH
CfDUNTERBANES, DAMASKS. TL’EKEV
' Red, Furniture I’rints, Table Covers, Ta
ble Linen and Towmlings, for sale at nnnsuailv
low prices at HOLLL'B ISAACS.
<«<) liUN'l'O.V 1C u BKOTTSIiBM
I"> ESI’ECTFULLY INVITE THE ATTEN-
V lion of the ladies and gentle.men of this
city, aud 1h• •ir customers thronglionl the vicin
ity lu their Weil selected stock of
STAPLE AS D El SC V DRV GOODS,
Gent's furnishing goods, and miner's wear,
whiuli b y oiVi r for sale at Urn lo.vv.wst rates ever
offered in this market.
GULDSTONE A BROTHERS,
Next Store below Harrington A; Doll's Grocery
Store, Shasta City, Cal.
Nov. 12, 1853. * nI2-tf
TIIIC IC.tIIMKIC BAICX V.\l» COltlt.tl,
I-«>i- 1,l ose or Msili-.
riTIIIS OLD AND WELL KNOWN COR-
X. ral is for lease or rent on reasonulile
terms, 1 r four or six months. The hay in the
barn would be sole with it. Or,
'fhe entire properly, including Barn, Corral,
and budding lot on Wain street would be dis
pose it ot. J. G. 1 >OLL
Shas-a. »N'o 15, 1853. ul2tf
ii.\££i.*cv : miii.i v;
;)OA BAGS OF BARLEY, in lots to suit, for
sale low. Apply to J. (i. DOLL.
Shasta, Nov. 12. tl
STOxiAt.i:—K AT PROOF WARE
-110 IS IC.
17*OR SALE CHEAP, OR STORAGE TA
ken. The location is pc-rlectly secure Imm
lire. Apply to J- G. DOLL.
Shasta. Nnv. 12. tl
LISSOM !
THE COI’ART.N EES 1111’ HERETOFORI
ex -ling betvv eeli die undersigned, is llii
day dissolved by iiutluai eonsi sit.
GEOR-GB W. REED,
JOHN ELLIS.
Shasta. Nov. 12. 1853. nl2-3l*
rrt!lE (
I exist
■tissoi.nioN.
CO-I'ARTN ERSI II I’ i I ERETOFORT
■ sting between the subscribers doin
business at Freiu !i Gnlejj under tbe name o
Morrow. - A Shannon, is this day,.(Jet. 2-ilit, I8.»3
dissolve i hv muKial iiuh-iuit. 1-lie remainin
business of the firm will be attended to by ei
ther party. 11. B. MORROW,
R. J. SHANNON.
1853. nl2-3t
French Goleb. Oet. 25.
\\
MOi.l.t It A I A ACM
T’OFLD ANNOFNCE TO THEIR NF
Hi -inns customers and tin* pu.dic getnr
ally, that they are again at their old shnul. in tin
Suv, Two SHUT, Fire Proof, Brick
It n i tiling,
where they invite inspection of their
-AefP a iif! Ht /i nsire Assin'lreit lit cj
Fumy l>rj RooiK,
'' lollt / /e r .
JJ.io/s mill Sh,,,*.
C rorhrri/.
<i liisxirnrr. Etc., E'r.
\ii o| which have been carefully Selected lot
in I - MARKS r.
Tliey would fieg to state their facilities an
unsurpassed. being always at San Francisco,
r par. d to lake a Ivanlagc of tbe market, and
making their pni't iiuses for cash only.
We can sale!) assert, vvitlnint fear of contra
diction. that \vi- have the LARGEST STOCK
Hi- GOODS lids Mil.- of'San Francisco, wiiieli
we otter til exceedingly r kicks fur cash, at
\\ hub-sale aud Retail.
HOLI.t'B A ISAACS.
November 5. 1853. nstf
NOTH - 1-
[S HEREBY GIN L\. that the undersigned
\\ ill. ;it il- - December term of the Court of
Sessions, within ami fur tin* County of Shasta
and Slate ot California, apply for a license to
keep a toll bridge across Clear Creek, in Cot
tonwood township in said conn tv of Shasta, at a
point on sa:d creek about one mile and a ipiar
ti-r above the month if said creek, to which
place he is about removing under a lease,from
A lex. Young. Ibis bridge is now own'd aim
kept iiv sail! Youug .is a toil blunge near tbe
mouth ot sail ere t k.
ELEAZEH Gl (.SON
l let. iH Sl-Ui '
8
it: i t 3: r.
FIRKINS .11 NK 1U ITER, OF ONE
i ol the Li st Ne w \nrk brands. Fur sale
by GOODMAN BROS.
u 12-1 in
«,?. wr.u !t oix.
STAGG & SHAY'S PATENT GLASED
1 buns, secured with a lining so as to retain
a 1 tetter flavor liian any which are covered in a
different manner. For salt* bv
nizMiu Goodman bkos.
n a ’! s.
-| TIERCES HAMS IN LIGHT COV
cx FJ. C. Scranton. For salu by*
ul-J-Im GOODMAN BROS.
\ TONS SCOTCH PIG IRON, No. 1.
IUU lor sal.* by
THOMAS IP SC LBV & CO..
42 and 11 California street, San Francisco,
nl2-Im
1,000 av**
k and Bar TIN, for
n 12-1 in
Till). H. SELBY A CO.,
42 nml I I. California -t.
Lri BI'NDLES Russia IRON, Nos. "J, 10, and
tJ 11, tor sale by
n 12-1 in
THO. 11. SELBY Nr CO.,
42 and 44, Calilornia St.
2,000
LBS. TU INE, assorted sizes, lor
tab* by
TilO. 11. SELBY & CO.,
nl2-lm 42 and 44, California at.
| y * l MPS, —2 Panmm’s extra size, boat force
X- pumps, Also Douglass' force and lift pumps.
For sale by TilO. H. SELBY &. CO.,
nl2-lin 42 and 11, California st.
1 fons Pig ami Bar LEAD, for sale by
iy THO. 11. SELBY A* CO.,
42 and 14, California st.
nl 2-1 in
*7 Ivf T s NAILS, 41, (Id, S.l, 10J, 12d,
« 20J, and 10,1. for sale bv
THO. 11. SELBY & CO.,
nl2-lm 42 and 41 California st.
2()() lbs. Brazier s SOLDER, for salt* by
THO. 11. SELBY A: CO.,
nl2-lin 42 and 41, California st.
150
n I *2-1 in
kegs Rl). ETS. all sizes,ibr sale by
THO. H. SELBY &, CO.,
42 and 44, California st.
150,000 i, f,i ■ i i' , i
z f to 2.J inches, for sale by
n 12-1 in
THO. H. SELBY & CO.,
42 and 41. California st.
(Hif) lbs. ZINC, in good Nos., 7, 10, 11
and 12, for sale by"
n 12-1 in
TUO. 11. SELBY A: CO.,
42 and 44, California st.
TjIABORTS. —100 do/., from ] to I inches; nl-
Jt- so, couplings, hose pipe, Ac., for sale by
" THO. H. SELBY & CO.,
n 12-1 m 42 and 41, California st.
J
XiTTLLNG WlRE—Copper, brass, and au
-J Healed wire, lor sale by*
TilO. H. SELBY & CO.,
nl2-bin 42 and 4 1. California st.
1 000 ' <IXHIS T,N •’I'ATE. for sale
5 lowest market rates by
at the
n!2-lni
THO. 11. SELBY A* CO.,
42 and 44, California st.
BUNDLES WlRE—Plain and Galvan
* ized. from No. 1 to 10. tor sale by
THO. 11. SELBY A CO.
n 12-1 in 42 and 11, Cuiiinrnia st.
I *) f IAA lbs. Brazier’s COPPER, assorted
IJjIzUU sizcs j;)1 . galcby
1112-1 in
THO. H. SELBY &. CO.,
42 and 41, California st.
LEATHER HOSE.—2'.OO feet leather and
hemp hose; also, hose fixtures, for sale by
nl 2-1 m
THO. 11. SELBY A CO.,
42 and 11. California st.
Nit TONS American and treble relined 1301L
f,%J ER IRON, for sale by
n 12-1 in
G
THOS. 11. SELBY A CO.,
42 and 41. California st.
IAI.YANIZ.KD IL'uON—2oo bundles Nos 20
to 28, lor sale by*
THU. 11. SELBY A CO.,
n 12-1 in 42 and *l4, California st.
T
S IMA CliAlt.l .1111,1.8 I*' I.OS' IS.
HE UNDERSIGNED TAKE OCCASION
to inform the public that, owing to recent
improvements, the rapacity of these mills has
been somewhat increased, and they arc now
tnrilig out ;7(JU J bags of their choice Flour
daily
It affords much gratification to know that the
Santa Clara Flour, wherever introduced, has ta
ken t in* place of the Best Brands of the import
ed; and Wic are grateful for theinnmier in which
uni* efforts to supply a Pure and Choice Flour
have been sustained. Bv continuing to make
careful selections of W heat, the public may be
assured that the good repute already earned will
be sustained, and that no Flour will leave the
Mill, fully branded, which is not in all respects
equal to liaxall and Gullego.
’ Order* from the Country carefully
attended to.
PATCH A* CLAYTON, Agents,
!»2, Front street, Ean Francisco.
Nov. ,7, 18-73. 2in
A lIOKBK TF.AH FOR BAI.F.
TIoUR LARGE AMERICAN HORSES, t.
JL getln l* with a good wagon and ham -
complete, tur sale cheap, ii applied to soon.
Enquire of J- G. DULL.
Oel. 29. if
WEAVERVII.I.K STOKE.
I*. .31. Fder & Co.,
4 NNOPNCE TO THE CITIZENS OF Trin
.ZJL itv eonntv. and all others, that they are
now receiving at their stand in Weaverviile,
the most extensive stock of goods ever exhibited
in this market, consisting in part of
Ready Made Clothing;,
Boots and Shoes, Hats, and Dry* Goods;
A I.SO,
PROVISIONS ASD GROCERIES,
Such as Flour. Bacon. Hams, Pork. Butter.
Cheese. Lard. Oysters, Allspice, Coffee, Sugar,
l ea. Rice, A.e.
ALSO,
Crockery. Hardware, Lamp Oil. Camphcne,
Saddlery. Carpels and Matting, Stoves, Parlor
and Cookin'
A I.SO.
Liquors, Wines, and Cigars.
ALSO,
Wall Paper and all kinds of Stationery.
All of wiiicb we are prepared to sell cheaper
than ever offered before in tins market.
Weavervilie. t let. 2!>. 1873. o2otf
*>k. J. 8. noK*>i;.
SURGEON 1> E NT I ST .
a'*/" It Shasta, Cal
in If n r*lnnir
D«al,j,
(ITINERS AM) CARPENTER'S TOOLS
Agricultural linpiemcnts, Groceries, Li
quors, Ate., liave removed to their
,v/:ir fire proof brick stork.
Uvo doors south of the. St. Charles Hotel, v her.
i*‘\ inviu-lln* nltiiuioH of {uirolmsera H) a lull
assortment of goods.
alpheus hull, R.-a Binfi*.
(i. I‘. BA ?CRif. San Francisco.
W. ROBBINS, Shasta.
Shasta. Oct. 8. 18,3. „R.tf
HASmiICTOIT, DAM, a- <7O
TTAVR ON HAM) AND Fur SALE AT
lowest market prices, a large assort uu nl
of
G roccrins.
Liquors,
'Provisions,
Crockery,
Glassware,
Dry Goods,
Sc. S'C
NEART.T OPPOSITE RHODES i I.USK’s EXPRESS,
IL, D. .V Co.’
Shasta City, Sept. 1 1, 15",3. seplTtf
A. iV S. SO
Between the St. Charles Hotel and Bull S' Baker’s
Brick Build in", Shasta,
Wholesale ami Retail Dealers in
Ren d >• Made ( lolliiu;,
BOOTS ami Shoes, Cuttlery, Colt’s Pistols,
Blankets, Drilling, and all other articles
usually kept in the trade. W e are always pre
pared to sell first-rate articles at cheap prices.
If you have any doubts in regard to the matter
call ami see for yourselves.
Shasta, Sept. 3d.—se3tf
CAI,I,AIIA.\ A to.
WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM their
1 riends ami the public, that they have
again re-opened opposite the St. Charles Hotel,
where they oiler for sale 200,00« lbs of Barley,
100 tons ol Hay, at the lowest market price.
Also, a general assortment of Provisions, Gro
ceries, Mining Tools, Liquors, Avic. See.
Shasta. July, 1853. jyQ3tf
NEW MARKET.
Blootl for Rlood, and no monopoly 1 !
Thcpr.cc of Beef has conic down at lasl! .'
THE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD
MOST RESPECTFULLY inform
their friends, and the citizens
of Shasta, and the miners of the surrounding
country, that they have opened their new mar
ket on Main street, opposite the old burnt tree,
and next door to Adams Ac Co’s Express ollice,
where will be found a full supply of
Beef, Saasages,
Mutton, Fresh Pork,
Lamb, Salt do
Veal, Corned Beef, &c.
Also, a full supply of Vegetables and Game,
V e ison, Ace., in season.
By strict attention to business they hope to
render this establishment one of the most invi
ting in California,
N. B. The prices have been made to suit the
times. The usual deductions made to Hotels,
Restaurants, and persons purchasing to sell in
other localities.
SMITH, BLODGETT, At Co.,
Oct. 22. if Proprietors.
M- JAfOUMOiV & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Ready Made
Clothing,
Have removed to their new fire
- proof brick building, adjoining the St.
Charles Hotel, and lake pleasure in informing
the ladies ami gentlemen of Shasta and vicinity
that they have just received a lull assortment of
FALL AXD WINTER GOODS.
surpassing any that has ever been offered in this
place in ladies ami gentlemen’s outfitting goods.
The ladle’s goods consist of
French Merinos, Alpacrns,
Lustre Damasks, Shear's,
Window Curtains, Shoes ,
Hose. Gloves, G inghenns,
Sheeting and Skirling,
Laces, Trimmings, Carpets.
and other fancy articles too numerous to mcn
lion.
Gentlemen's boots and shoos, frock, dress,
and overcoats, gloves, pants, silk and merino un
dershirts, white shirts, blankets. India Rubber
goods, also a general assortment of queens ware,
cutlery, playing cards, nuj all other articles
usually kept in our line of business.
Ladies and gentleim n will find it to their in
terest to call and examine nnr stock, before pur
chasing elsewhere, ns we Halter ourselves that
none can compete with us, with the advantages
we now enjoy.
Get. 29. tf
SJMSTA ROOK STORE,
The undersigned has on hand
and for sale cheap, a large assortment of
BLANK BOOKS of every description. Pocket
Memorandum and Pass Books. English, Me
tallic, anil Tuck Memorandums.
LETTER, Cap, Bill, Fancy Note, and Gilt Pa
per. Envelope, Blotting ami Drawing do.
ENVELOPES, all sizes and kinds. Buff, W hile,
Blue Laid and Fancy do; self sealing, let
ter. mite, and official do.
GOLD AND STEEL PENS, black, red, and
blue Ink.
INKSTANDS, portfolios, sand boxes, paper
weights, cutters, and folders; fine pockei
cutlery, cigar cases, Poitimmies, etc.; chess
men nml backgammon.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, and instruction
books, a great variety ; miner's views and
letter books.
ALSO, a large and splendid assortment of stand
ard miscellaneous bound books and novels.
SCHOOL BOOKS, Geography*. Grammars.
Arithmetics. Spellers, Readers, etc.; works
on History, Philosophy, Chemistry, Botany,
Astronomy and Agriculture. Also u large
selection of Poetical Works.
A. ROMAN.
Shasta, Oct. 29. 1553. 029-tf
I» A<; l »■: If KEO T V I*E».
JRUTH, DAGUERREOTYPE ARTIST. St.
• Charles Hotel, Shasta, is now prepared to
put up Daugcrreolypcs in every variety ol style.
I’icluies neatly set iu Lockets, Pius. Rings,
Watch Seals, Ale. Persons wishing to secure
pood life like pictures, will please cal! soon. —
Likenesses taken in all kinds ol weather, and
satisfaction guaranteed.
Oct. £9.
BEI> ISMH BIKKItV.
Having established ourselves in
die Bakery business in Red Bluffs, we
would inform the citizens of the town and sur
rounding country . lii.it we are prepared to fill
all articles iu our line of business at the shortest
notice. . , , .
Brrml. IMes, mnl < hkcs,
of every varie-iv. kept constantly on band. W e
solicit the patronage of citizens, pack. is. team
sters. ami lb.' pid lie gem-rally. Onr bakery is
rated opposite (he storehouse ol Bulb Baker,
v U M. BuFINGHR.
CHAS W EISNER.
R.-d Bltilf. Nov 5. is',:, „sil
TOOO \ JOAK'N
o|>i*o«i(r \ U.*.r-.V < o’* Bxprm, Shama.
HAVING REMOVED INTO THEIR NEW
Store. are now receiving n large and well
selected assort nun I «>1 goods adapted lu this
market, among which may he found
200 Imrrcls llnxafl and li.illrgo f lour.
1. it i Ihs. prepared Chili l*caches in boxes.
3,000 “ Beans.
20 Mils. Dried Apples.
Hams. Burk, and Sale-Bacon.
Cod Fish and Mackerel.
100 boxes A Indian and Margeaux -Claret.
0 doz. cane bottom chairs.
China and Carolina Rice.
Butter, hard. Lamp Oil.
Together wi(h a general assortment of Ready
Made Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Impairs, Mining
Implements, A c., all of which will he olFeiuil
on the most favorable terms.
ang6 It
PACKERS A HIM;IJ.«* ATIU.VriOIX!
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE IN
lots to suit purchasers, at Red Bluffs,
2").000 lbs. fresh Chili Flour.
5.000 •• No. 1. China Sugar.
5,000 “ No. 2, do
50 cases Ale.
50 “ Porter.
50 “ Claret.
25 “ Lemon Syrup.
2.000 gallons whiskey,
l. iOO “ Trench Brandy.
1.000 “ Am Brandy.
5,000 lbs. Beans, fresh (.'ldle.
100 cases preserved Fruits.
augC tf CHURCH & MIX.
PROVISIONS.
i n nnn ibs - b "«™-
Av/ll'l /l* 10 000 sugar cared Hams.
5.000 Lard in small tins.
2.000 Fresh Currants.
5,000 No. I.. China Rice.
2,001 Stuart’s'Crushed So car.
For sale by CHURCH & MIX.
angO tf Red I'dutls.
SAW HIM, FOR SALE.
THE UNDIVIDED ONE-HALF of the wa
ter mill, and a quarter section of land sitn
ated .about hall a mile below Whiskey Creek,
on Clear Creek, is offered for sale on reasonaldo
terms. Also, tlirce yoke of working oxen, two
lumber wagons, one horse, one mule team, two
milch cows, iim; set double harness, yokes,
chains, Ac., necessary to carry on th e bun boring
business. There is one good dwelling house,
blacksmith shop, and one store house upon said
claim, making it a very desirable location. A
portion of said claim is good arable land, and
nndt r cultivation.
Any person desiring to locate in the above
business will do well in giving me a call, before
purchasing elsewhere, ns 1 am bound to sell on
reasonable terms. Enquire on the premises.
N. FERINGTON.
Clear Creek, Sept. 20, 1853. ol if
AUSTIN iSOTLT,,
WcaviTvillc.
THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD AN
m nomice to his friends and the public at
large, that he has taken this favorite ho
tel, situated in the centre of the busines portion
of Weavervllle, and formerly kept by Mr. Mes
sie. The “Austin Hotel'’ is well furnished with
clean and comfortable bedding, and tho Bar is
constantly supplied with
LIQUORS AXD CIGARS
of the choicest brands.
TiiE TABLE, presided over by Mrs. Mc-
Laughlin. heretofore of the Upper Mountain
House, will always be furnished in the very best
manner that the market can afford.
Rooms suitable for fauilles also furnished.
J. McLAUGHUSL
Weavorville, Nov. 5, 1853. nstf
TEHAMA lIOI'ME.
1 cliasnsi, Uoliinu Comity,
' j;! THE SUBSCRIBER, IIAMNG take*
'■*- charge of this well known establishment,
is determined to spare no expense or personal
exertion, to make it a pleasant stopping place
for the traveling public. His table shall always
he supplied with all the substantial, as well as
luxuries that the market affords, while the bar
will be constantly furnished with the very bert
liquors that can be procured in ibis country.—
The house is also well furnished with excellent
beds. In short, every accommodation usually
met with in first-rate up-country hotels will be
found in this house,
There is a large stable upon the premises, al
ways well IV.rnisned with an abundance of prov
en dor for animals-
CHARLES C. CLIFFORD.
Tehama, Colusa co, sepl7tf
I* A NTS ONI.Y'I
INTO STOCK. PRIME GOODS, LOW I'Rt-
Jli ('ESI!—20.0(10 pair men’s Pantaloons, got
up in superior style, regular size, and warranted
sound and perfect in every rcspuct, or no sale.
Now offering at wholesale, to cadi buyers, tit
Auction Rates, bv
FRENCH & RUGGLBS,
Exclusive Dealers in Men's Pantaloons,
Corner Sacramento and Leidsdorff streets.
N. B. All goods delivered free, and no charge
made for boxes. 022-lm
BUTLER a mi; it is,
on Itnl.l Hills,
Having determined to close im*.
iuess, now offer for sale their store and en
tire possessions at that place. It is a desirable
situation for trade; and one of ns being about
to leave for the Atlantic Stales, we will sell
cheap for cash. BUTLER & WEBB.
Oct. 22. bv
NOTICE.
All persons indebted to drs.
Bricker & Bates are respectfully requested
to settle their accounts immediately, or they will
be left iu other bauds for collection.
J. BRICKER, M. D.
sep!7tf H. BATES, M. li.
E. LEWIN A CO.
\Vnlchniaker & .Tlnmifaclnrins Jcvvclcra
Next door to Adam * «$• Co's Express Office.
WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM their
friends and rlie public that they are again
on hand wi'h a large and splendid stock of fine
Watches, Diamonds, California and State Jew
elry, Ac.
Every description of California Jewelry man
ufactured to order. Particular attention given
to Watch and Chronometer work.
Clocks on hand for from $8 upwards. [au27tf
WANTEO
BY THE SUBSCRIBER, A LADY TO take
charge of a first rale hotel at Yrcka. One
unmarried would be preferred, or, if married,
it is indispensable that she should have no fam
ily. Oue Laving some experience iu that busi
ness preferred. For further particulars apply to
Thomas .1. Rowe. I reka, or to the Courier office.
NOTICE.
Doctor benj. shurtleff and j. r.
Gilbert are my authorised agents to trans
" i biisin* ss lor me during my alwence from
California. A S BALDWIN.
"J».-ta. S. pt IS',:'; r,m