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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18
THE PEOPLES MEETING.

TO PROTEST AGAINST SLAVERY IN NEBRASKA
The citizens OF New York who are opposed to the viola
ton of the Missouri Compromise and the extension of Slave
Territory are invited to meet at the IaJerHace, THi
EvIsIYG the 18th inst at O'Clock precisely to utter
their stern protest against the threatened breach Of faith
and thoir dcte nned hostility any encroachmen' by the
slave power on the rights Of free labor in the territory
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18
The TIibune for EuIOpe

A5seiments for The Tune Monday ought to be sent in
before O'clock Of Saturday evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18

,utp-. Peterson Knsrp & Co
et-~t - Levs / Co
- $50. " K D.-fri-h
Esty kors re 49,
= - V,rsus Bsl.tl LocswoOi
= r--,i- I Co Fl Cd i7rgln
NsodLll Co ~
Siit-.r -, esId &c, Duckvuzth HsTilsnd.
p--5rk A COZ James IN Ter
r /. R,-,,.. sh0twsii 4 Doseher
p,asSirf Sr.ir Go. ksteahorn a0rSins
Howell & Reeve ) LecffT
D.grtU : ris-oN.
e,srsE Terris Gdss.. Zlar-iis L5Vsl-
: a,r.r co H.viland Ses
n / Nflsr Co VIM bozrl 4 Co
y C,u.rrf co J. : Bearrs ca
s,.,yG "a David .1Es0l
FoTpoct 4 GreenwoOi M.1rers : Va TN
William Wallace. Eiscon oha.us
A Baker & Co Hosr41a
S.. 4 shr,rs Chrey
= " 49, Quackentusi Z Hamilton
c Gustin CO. SAi9 3,.l, fe-nlei
- T.1of z " HsrTisDl 4 %.
Cc.1s.tCo Consin { Moore
Hsru ! Feser'er " a A NAi.A-
WALSH NoIliIgeler bersCh blou"ef
= Sfrreru,n Fuller DAYTON I Co
vi ARD i Hef.eL W: GiI7,s ..,, 4, r.
u p,5sors Co c Pak Co
~, p,.ao, J. & H. Van Sostrand
iIn 0Ivsu SiJd4r Reed CO
- n, I'm Irfhou- Bass, CLARK 4 D.5bie
+~F ] Kr.pp & Son.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18

Ti-- Bolrd ma Table t.oIhs - = M
FrEpsaLLs WindowSh1ds and PAPER.
srrrr. Warehouse AID u Divsonsi Caat.sgr
ard the BoveTy
NEW AND POPLAR MUsIC-" Let MS Speak OF a
NJ ind lin IS cents Loves Dresn' 5
Estv Did sopE 25eeuG; Biz Nose Polka" ) cents Proa
Son fhorranh. = Nanderw eyces "Of Sc4o en- .
cents Published b. HoRAcE Waters No 9'5 bF'sd"ay'
DIR HOBENSACK AGAN-The success OF his WORM
syRuP and Liver has caused % ste them bat
lowing viii ons Of tae
nm hosisnd psrforrsd By HosESsAcKs Woa sYEul
NJ HoBTYsAcK cannot bat express nv Joy an zrstiiue
for rde you Worm Syrup h done for nv babe Il %.
toor Offering puuy mortal almost from - bTth Al the .sa
rnother with a. the meal
cine presced By kul physcians bot ,e hoPS ta
- Ell rev 10 death dear babes hal This
Iv seemed "a pinine bit when wife Obtained 70
We- syrrp he ssve but sp9 ns when two ifehaly
inc u q ne frC the dsy rye more very son eyea
rrusIins 'ourfeen al. twelve nehe. onr from ead -
t.od by tpz but bottle Of syrup cannot re-
eONN-''u d Wv DAVID Bowers No d Brown ".
C,-cyrxERk Co 20 81 BaTclAyst EesYork Agent for
F1Strru
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18
Aem-2lork Qailp 01ibunr
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY Is, ISL.
10 c0RRESPONDENTS

No notice taken Of ANONYMOUS Commune atoms Whatever
sntenCed insertion be authenticated ~ he nae al1
address ssaly FOR projection Oui -
guaranty OF his good faith
We csrpot undertake TO rejected Communications
NFXs-Auv person sending either by leesriph,
Nail OF viii b. literally paid provided used BY u.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18

pobs,t Smith stouecuttsr George ~. Ford Builder
TIoneq C,,re Granite Martin Thompson, Archie,
In H Odd R.uoer S.n'L A Warner. Architect
VIM r Stewart. Builder yoan y cornell ifOn-"ofAef
Ttomss ChsTlo, r Plumber Isaac u W. bal.ieI
Isasc Fryer. Lime dealer I0heu lay or fIiseIet
JAMIE r. " and lchlist treeuan blooa-ooa balleet-
Jsmes Hsuioi B.iceT John ! seal blidet
James Ilobirson Coutrr tor. Jsc0D L nosa.s Dn'Gef
Aler MrtCTton SfCnecrtter george OOdln.tJl o4a1E
Nathan r. sh, Lin dealer. Thomas ChA ineTs bi-aeF
- Tale Grsrre Asa W Fry. Builder
VoLS. sroop Plaster Maa'r 4 4 Denmin. Merchant.
IN, psrriof Bgilder J Z. HO.g llad. Lime dealer
IN " Goodwin IIouss-lnoyer b + smith. S0ned@aer.
4 N Ian. Gfarife Wn. Lsmblr Jr B.ilder.
iobn r Copover. Buuder john Foster Contractor
And In.ny otleT5.
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BUSINESS Notices.

DRY GooDs At MT CASH PRIcEs.-lne unlv.
a,,..,,, % ,r, their fteras ard buyers seaersy
tbs, thew ,hA Be rr,rsr,o to Gse' hsn tl' 'P' VIII
large and desirable stock q sO'as' e0'PiN"s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18

Threatening rumors Terrible changes IN the iace oil
society Empire. fns and % the hair Of man ard Tsnaa
Tonque price 25 Sold everywhere finci
Pei depot Ls.es Hair Dressing Eabshneai No $50
Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18

LADIES SHOEs AND THE CRYSTAL PALACE PRE-
nuNTe success by CASTRELL Of No $50 BowerJ in
earq OF the premium The best quality OF aer ooo slippers
ties &c msuufacued for the lad over oil his B.oadwsy com
neos snn % trade 10 his establishment aud
r. has been that business has been han usually
sct, All the Of the Ladies Who wn
article Of eoverng Of the best quality a9 az the
Io,res khnnld cal 81 { aNTRELLs
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-05-26
FRIDAY, MAY 90, 1851.

r,acc those wishing 10 l.rort vcrc allowed O., 4
large ju,ly of these. meeting body Of ini,criai
troops. were r.l',,I and murdered uithou, mercy.
tb" ai.t,' .ail they, are mice to- thr rebels.
'o" -'s to- u.s. Ncvs of thcr own great success,
vas "'nf'un'iiy sent TO the Empcrorby biz srncrs.
y" -.'' '' remain shut 'p in ms r''''' Writing q
i"'l 'n 'i' ''i''"nS 'AP'''ts "i ht '1 '5 '.''r'S
''e "A' !'f' OF disasters reached MN ne sent
''i'r' To- h' E'h''''' 10 ''''h' l'''"o''
OF loose tHa' heaus' J" save 'ner u" = 'h' gone
r'Is m'de vigorous assault tn" i"snrgcn'' were
taken Dos surprise and at first made but faalIo de-
''''' '''' '"'''''! opening '"'t' ''''''' "''s''
''- .-' "''''' 10 '''N' y r''r'''.
An l1si -hman present bear, witrcs. to the sola-
rietly the rebel forces. aud also tell. of procla-
nation posted in various parts Of the city, to the
o-..t, that according to decree Of heaven. the
u,gi. .n dynasty wa, about to fall that the leaders
hn, ,in, fret learned to nlorn the truc God, now
going forth to support the weak and resist the
strong, that they were about to proceed to pehin
r.' t,'.n settle tie crp'ra
t.., ,..,,.,. ,,,,,. ,f f., nl, ,,,., ,c,
...,.,,. ,i.+.,,.I.. -.
i.,
.,..,.
far. IL. novelty, deserve. ia he ,ncntiou.J
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-05-26

Oriental PYu,rcANs.-A writer on the
Danube thus describes a class OF Oriental
Physicians.
| cannot allow this opportunity To pass
without eulurgiuga little further upon Orien-
tai physicians those who have been upon
the Nile, il they have taken much notice of
their own boats crews, must have seen some
doctor sailor, diligently at work. towards
evening, in =" taking the sun OUT of a fever
ish AraD. As the man j. tao hot, what can
be more evident than the sun has got 'Uio
him and, therefore, it is equally plain that
1t must he taken oW of hIm - the patient
(,aid WAS the boy un one occas1n.) is more
than halt stripped aud seated upon the deck
The doctor now begins to rub and squeeze him
upwards, and this with uo lismy exercise Of
force. lie gives the patient good sound
squeezing ali over BY this means he gradual
" and evidently io,ccs the sun NJ from his
body, until the whole burning TO. &c OF the
rotreAtins luminry in concentrated in the
head the doctor, meantime, taxing good
care to hold on, 80 that tie malicious sun
has not tie least chance of getting back
again lie then submits the head 10 the same
squeezing proceo-, ly which means naturally
lOor said Nisu e becomes twice as long as
ever saw II undtI more ordinary or less press
Ing circumstances. VI hen the sun is now
fairly driven into the very achme Of Said's
pate tie OPERATOR suddenly catches hold Of the
single long tuit o.; Eair that adoru5 u Aloslem S
Uranium, and before the sun is at all aware
of what he is about, or poor said either, lie
gives il 4 tremendous TWIST and Jerk, and tie
sun cowes bouncing ont ali in - heap lie
is lett to lus fate. Meantime oar said, if
anything could do il in a Waru atmosphere,
Is lH''a 'ly. 10y this tim, ina rgp.G-. r.rs,i-
ration, as wri us the lJb,iil ms doctor. and
hcias carefully NraFt ur, 10 keep t.r san
from pitching into him ug,in. aud we'll sup
li'd Nlib iut 'rinAs, it Is no wonder IL the
u..t J.y lJa im tulrrahy free from nj.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-05-26
Political INSANITY.

The able and aAiiahlc editor of the RWiGnd
UrdH thinks that - the insancst movement
ever proposed i'll the political history OF YER
mont is the dissolution of the Wing party -
and thcrcupon he launches an eloquent cuo-
gium of the Wing party. The oulogy is
good-true and touching; in short it is very
well done, and if the whig party docs die. we
hereby nominate friend Hayden to pronounce
the funeral Grafton. Nobody will do it
better. But we do not agree with him as to
this matter of insanity. The suggestion to
harmonize and concentrate the action Of the
opponents to Slavery proIaSandism--or, if
the HrdM plrascs. even the suggestion of IL
dssoh'iion of the Whig party to effect the
same purroSc-is hardly proof OF insanity. in
our opinion Is, rather. indicltiyco OF sanity
oi mlnd, and souudncss Oi heart into the bar
gain. Ih" first suggestion comes from WhirS
and Is based upon the important. ualpablr
indIsputarl" fact, that the whis PARTY alone
and whiG parity as II ts-thc viii PARTY
unaidrd by strength from Without-is utter
" inadequate to the task which it is uaiuult-
cdly ready to undertake. 1t must have large
acccssous, or fail. Losing strength at the
South, the party must make up that strength
at the North. or submit to defeat. NLo,v,r
fails to see that, i, blind. Whoever Srrs it.
and fails to open tine WAY for tEc,, acc. Ms,
is wDll nigh insane. The sue. stpu of dis
solution Of the Whig party, and the iorua-
lon ot another and stronger, t. accomplish
id'utilNlI. the ~ain, purpose that ~. VI liz
lartv desires To accom- ii>h, springs from
Free Soil rs and Free Democrats and j. bds't
uron Il c,nyictipn of the utter INABILITY Of I e
Free Soil purity as il Is, the Ere, Sill party
alpnc-thc Free SIil party uua,l'l 'y Wbi--
10 successfully meet the Present lisis.--
While thc Wing party las lost the slavery
..lr #N
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-05-26
FURNITURE WAREHOUSE
NJ. PARK Err,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER in Spf,
W Divaus, fcte-a-tstcs, Ottoman,, NsHnEanN
a1d Cane -eit Chnirf. Center, Pier aud Card Table,
With Marble, Mahogany and Black Walnut fop,.-
FurDirare, of a kinds, Painted Chanbcr sets, at-
trcss"s, / tthor., Willow Mare, Window '"rni'7',
L'oA ins fia Cnc Picture lr,n's, Bird Ca
rIbs, nni,, "pAes Hruom,, sc. Ai-u, Piapo Forl"s,
'' lui. 'itcuio" aui square, from the Manuiictp-
~ Of il'o most relebr.t.d rostan makers
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-05-26

DIscoNri>T.-How universal it is We
never know the man who would say Il am
cOntcntcI.' Go where you will, among the
the rich or the poor, the man of competence
or the man who earns his daily bread by the
sweat OF his brow, you may hear the muir
muring and the voice Of complaint. The
other day we stood hy u cooper, who WA, plav-
ing merry tune with an adze around Il cask
All sighed he, mine is hard lJt-ioretcr
trot'in2 round like a dog driving away at Il
hoop.
''H,igho :" sighel blacksmith, one of the
bb22ff frJS NiJral the ,dr.2ps Of
iron gloweI on his anvil, this is life with a
vcngcanoe--meltinS and frying one S self over
the fire. e"
"Oh, that were a carpenter" 2Woulated
a shoemaker, as he bent over his lap stone.
"Iierc am, day after day; working my soul
away in making soleS for others, coopod up in
Il seyen-hy-niue ROOM
II am sick of out door work, y" exclaims
the carpenter, ''boiliug and swrltcring under
the sun, or exposed to the iuclemcncy of the
weather. If was only tailor ''
This is too bad, perpctually cries the
tailor, ITO be compelled to sit perched up
here, plying the needle ali the while-would
that mine were Il more active life.
Last day Of srace-the banks won't dis
couut-customers won't Iny-what shall |
do ," grumhlcS the merchant. II had rather
be truck-horse, a dog, anything"
"illppy fellows groauS the lawyer, as he
scratches his head over some pcrlleXing case,
pores over some dry record, ''nappy fellows
| had rather hammer stone than cudgel my
brain ON this tedious, yeXatious question"
And through all the ramications of society,
all are complaining of their condition-fnd-
f,,t tlt N,.,th ,1a IA
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-05-26

t .;,. 4 t,. ,.. .i.,.i. .,,j ti.. ..,l,r.
,.,.,i,,l all ,,,o, Il, ot,,inira
ci,iIi,oti., g,,.,t in,r.f;..,,.,.. b,,r. moved.
,i,, ,,. ,,...y. ~, ,rr,1i,.I ,,,...i.o, t,tber
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,.,r,.t,,.,, - e. and ,l,,,, ,r. ..,.., ,,,, ,.,4
,,.,.,.,, f,i.,,;,ic,,. i,.r.r.tt DAT.
they had UNDERGONE many c,a...,,. Of .o,cumcui,
and fallen Cloin the worship If t..a o',o God. '.t
philosophy Of Coafu,.rs aud Ieoo-ts,,, produced
great chaux.o, op'aiou. ond still Jutfs thcU.,r.c
into two -cct, of pm .-er''e's 'r,t '"-.a.i,t..
''"i"eius '"rt'e was r'"'.'.H }n- "'""
rules Tor tnc guidance OF me- "h' m measure "'-
nyins the MYSTERIOUS and ''ri'''h '@"n-t-h,
taught men to dcspsr the worldly ""d '''K tr 'h'
chief good and the objects OF the s"-j'l on'in''-
siblc world Buddhism Hro'e IN ln'' ro''"ly
about the time ol 'onucius, but WI. ot'o'"rrd 'a'"
China somewhat later spread Iapi1ly ainons the
common people, and is now tic popH'ar religion.
Ihc Chinese possessed kuuW.e'-r Il tine n"I
remarkable inventions long before t''y were know
to the rest OF the world. Thry 1lte the in-cuton
Of the ma tnctic n,cIlc. and -ung'vi rs ~ back
as poe u {. Printing was in,cnt-dooout :. u. "a.
They seem of late to have majc bat little advance
the knowledge Of their aucu.trr..
The great wall was built for defence against the
Tarars about 300 i. c. by the founders OF iho G-in
dynasty, vino, in order tn,t p'-t,,it- might up
pose them the ioun 'is Of tao empire, dc ,. i oll
the previous roc',j3 OF history AMI phil o,A,,
wi.'.ih their reach, together with large number OF
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-05-26

- \ genius hes uveuted O sry glass Of
wonderful power, He sail he looked through
it at n third cousin, and 1t brought HIM relative
ly nearer than any Of his brolers.
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AGRICI LTIHAJ..


RON tts .-NW '-'.'I .'. ..
flaming in New f.ualrrd.
RI, c,D,ro, d.i.,j,,.s..,. = ..... ..,,. ...
Sow ENGLAND. and ird..d. .'.......... ,,...,
OF tl,n.rj.uiin,al di...f... H.. o.. I.t..!
States. i>a fact of uof;a.ta,.. ...... iI.r.,i...
significance. tr,r.i it ls. ,.. .... arl..,.,
very ,ytra-,s.ly i'e I-ri... I'D r... r...li..
pr5lallv thcI, i. t,.,. ono r,... .o...l.'.,. -.
turAl cc,nonv. of mon, .r....rt i.-.r..-
tlnn this. in ira b.iriros ID, IN pu, .it,.,..
tro.roritv. .a,,ett+isfirs it.,.-r,ti...+ 81.
downward tendency IN 3nr.i5.,i.. .t,,,...r...
tI' Guits Of the earth. vii i'.-v ta riser.
anal they will. ti., c...', .f.. T.. ....,.
that A more rl,.G..r. .rt..t u-d .,i't....
n,I, rIlti.ali,... t........ ....'. i.,. H. F.,
disnensailr
6,t,yecu 1910 and t..t t.r.a l.lrt..1
tLouslpd ,,r,. 81, ,.,t w.. .'...f... ,,.,..
rrcyiorelv under ilorr,t,.a.... in Ns.44.',i.
sot+s \;rot-. ,l,,,.s. 81 .,... .-,,' .,,t.I,l e.,
our rnnv.iu,, Lind. o,,j -rt .t.r.. ,..- ., rail-
+,vn da,.rocioti,r ,t ,LoJ, .,.. ....... ...t.,t
decade of vonr.. at - ply r.,t ,l,. ,i..
land, durin,- the same town, ...r, ;.,o-.,.,s
fort, n.on,4i.d ac..... am! ,.. ...,.........
absolute dcrrr.iatiun i. oli. ...,..., or..,
hoaJs,3 n,us,aa Llv5f.. a.. r....-...
lands were increased NOR. H3u .,,,n '...I.....I
thousand acres. ", inn ..,,... % l,,. i,,. -. ,r
neat cattle. and rsdtcti.,, IF ,,, i,,,,.j..d
and sjlty fhousand sheen. and serenteeo tb,.,.
a,,d y,rjye
The same law Of doto~i.r. ti,r is o1soo,.
,or,able in the richer ro,iIys of the south
and Wcst-showine. tiai with our rro..,,t
up,kunl mode, IF r,rni,., ,c. mr.. t,.i.',
much moro from the product ccalilIty %, our
soils than we ar, rettrrii.. 20 tt..pu. ind tiat
our agricultural rr,sper.t, is r.....,- and con-
stantlv on the wan. t...,n,,arI r.,,.
dcncy is partially hill.n from ,us.i,.olq.
walton bv the vast ,.r,. .ir.s ,,- ..,,..r.ts'l
upon the new ami almost li....,. ~. r...;,,.s
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-05-26

REFERENCES.
Messrs. Hitchcock, Cobb Winslov,)
4" r. T. Fletcher Co, D..
" Blanchard, Converse CO., D's'oH'
A" F. T. Rice,
" q. N. Seymour sons, osden.burs, y. y!
A" Cox 4 lIunbell, Potsdnm, n. Y.
Megs 4 Wead, Malone, y. Y.
" Reeves stevens, Cincinnati, Ohio.
" Hodges Owen, Rutland, Vt.
" II. B. Sowles, ESQ.,, st. Abans,Nt.
A" samuel Morgan, ESQ, Versennes, Vt.
" P. v Laukton, Agent,
itwtf O.bgSsBuRGH, N. Y.
MaIch 81, 1854. diff
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-05-26

- hen the ELEPHANT went up the lake on
Tie steamer Lady Eigu, lew days since, we
remarked that the huge traveller might be a
somewhat ugly customer on board a boat. It
appears that on the passage the whcelsnau sud-
denly found difficulty IN changing the bort's
course For tug and pull aud ar on as much
as he would, the wheel would not budgc an
inch
"Port helm" cried the Captain.
aye, aye, sir responded the whcelsnan.
But still the helm was hard starbuard"
and the hont was taking turn into the middle
ot ia" lake. The Captain sworc, and tic mr'c
mnde Ir The wheel house. Pushing the man
aside, he took hold himself. 1t was Of no use
wheclsmgn
"Por' helm for Gods srhr! Can't Won sec
where the boat is going: shouted out The Cap
tain.
The mate declared tha, something was the
matter with the wheel, a. he coull not s'u it,
The thing was perfectly uc\picah" Thee
guo WIS stopped. and m's,cr. mate md al!
hands went below to see what could be the
matter. After Il search Of som, minutes. 1t WIS
that Alr. Siam. the "E.cphan'" Of
the Mcn9gone, not liking the noisy rattling Of
chllns overhead had taken upon lims If the
responsibility of giving new turn to i'iirs.
Nrh his trunk wound round the ch1n, h. was
holding on with the Grasp of vice and II was
with some difficulty that the keeper persuaded
him that such Liberties could not be allowed -
1t Is said that he behaved quite well during the
rest nI the voyarc.-iuF Com
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>l)rekln fire. })rcss.
Tr-isd ut No. coH'g, Street. Sa,in gtoo, W.
GEORGE W. BENEDICT,
EDIToR ANp PRVrRiEroR.
Trr.1s of SuhScrip,ion,

For Village Subscribers. supplied by the
Carrier. -
II paid 1u'iVi in advance. &c
For Mail Subscribers, and those who take it
at the Office, q
If paid Stririy in advance.
Who pay not in advance hut before six months.
After six months. 2(
Interest chargcahc after the years end.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-07-01
Summons.

|tate of California, } JUS II 'ES' COURT.
County of Placer, Before P. h >ibley
Tho people of the State Of California. to
E Lipscombe, greeting: You are hereby
summoned to appear before the undersigned
ustice Of the Peace at his Office at Iowa Hill
on Thursday the 18th day of September, a.
1854, at ID o'clock, a IN , to answer the
complaint OF !. X Moor who demands Of you
the sum of one hundred and thirty dollars,
alleged to be due him on account stated as
filed in said complaint On failure to appear
and answer, judgment will be rendered
against you for said sum, together with cost,
damages and money disbursements by plain.
tiff laid out and expended
Given under my hand this 9Th day of June,
1854 p. "A. SlBLEY, j. p, TIP. No 7
1t appearing from the return of the officer
that the said } + Lipscombe is nonresident
OF this State, herewith order publication of
summons in the Placer Herald, published in
the town of Auburn, in the said county OF
Placer, California, weekly for the term of
three months from the date hereof
Given under my hand this Sth day of June,
1854. + II. SlBLEY, j..
true copy. A. SINCLAIR, Constable
Iowa Hill, je g. n40 3m
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-07-01
G. E NJ Ii OF E l..

THE proprietor of the q
,.sAL above house grateful for 4SG b.
the very liberal patronage here <A4esa.AasA
tofore extended, and resolved to merit a
continuance Of the same, wonld most res
pectfu ly intimate to his friends and the
public in general that he has rehttcd and
enlarged regardless of expense.
His sleeping apartments are of the very
first class: Good beds, clean linen and
well ventilated rooms.
His tables will be furnished with al the
delicacies of the season, and served up i'm
the best manner.
Meals at all hours.
His Bar, as usual will he stocked with
all kinds OF liquors, and every precauton
used to obtain the choicest brands of
cigars. JAMES Ii. CREAMER,
Proprietor
international Block, Auburn, Nov12my
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-07-01

NCnstable's Sale.---By virtue of an
" execution issued by II X Hawkins, Jus.
tce of the Pence, on the 18th day of June,
1854, on a judgment rendered on the 22d day
of April, 1854, in favor of the People of the
state of alifornia and against - Zent-
myre and -- traig, for the sum of thirty
eight dollars and accruing costs, l have this
day levied upon, seized. and will expose to
public sale at the Court House door, in the
town of Auburn, on Thursday the 9th day OF
July 1854, at the hour of 10 o'clock, a. m.
all the right, title interest and claim OF -
Zentmyre and - Praig in and to the fol-
lowing described property towit: The well
known Rock Greek Ditch, leading into and
conveying the water from Rock Greek to
Spanish flat and vicinity Said ditch is about
four miles in length and is situated, lying and
being in Township No. 3, Placer County State
of aliforna, or so much thereof as may be
sufficient 10 satisfy said judgment and all
costs due and to become thereon
M +. II LOVE, Constable.
Auburn, June 18th, '54-3t
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-07-01
international Block, Auburn, Noy12 NJ
LUMBER! LUMBER! LUMBER!
New SaW-NlilI,

n NHEundersi gned desire to call the attention
l. of the public to the fact that they have
completed their new Sa"-Mill, known as the
"Lower Saw Mill' situated 3 miles from u
burn the same distance from Ophir mile
beyond Millertown, and from Gold Hill. and
have now on hand a good supply of Lumber
and are ready to supply all orders with which
they may be favored.
They have also on hand large supply Of
Lumber at the CLIPPER MILL" and are
ready to fill orders for any amount
apr 22-n32 my o. n. NJ Y & co.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-07-01

NONSTABLE'S SALE.-By virtue of
" an execution, to me directed, issued
by H. r. Hawkins, }. P Of Township
No 8, on judgment rendered on the
9Th day of June, 1854, in favor of Joseph
Genoli and against Louis lsemen for the
sum Of $3.50 90 judgment and 81 2,25 costs
aud interest, have levied upon and will
sell, at the Court House door in the town
of Auburn, on Saturday the 25th day Of
July, 1854, between the hours Of and
O'Clock of said day, all the right, title in
terest and claim of Louis Iseman in and
to House and Lot situated in Spanish
Flat, in Placer County, State Of Califor-
MIA, together with Il good Stable and gar
den-said house is suitable for Public
House and Store-also a the right, title
and interest Of said lsenIan in and to the
lot Of land upon which said house stands
or so much thereof rs may be sufficient
to satisfy said demand and all costs due
ami to become due thereon.
NJ. P. H. LON E, Constable.
Auburn, June 10th, '54--3s