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The weekly Placer herald., 1854-08-26

neighbor of the Placer Democrat first
entered upon the mission Of harmonic ng
the party in this county. it claimed their
supporters to be the Demoeraey,-naiIed
to its flag staff central committee which
they declared to be the only Democratic
central committee in the county.
Finding they lost ground by this course,
they hauled down their committee, chang
ed editors, and became the true demo-
sroey.
Having been beaten in the county con-
vention. its friends, (for the purpose Of
harmonizing the party we suppose) as
sembled in convention and nominated
ticket of their own, and now they have
become the old line Democrats. These
are high sounding titles, let US see il
their candidates illustrate the assumption.
Col. Newman, their candidate for the
Senate, figured conspcuousIy last fall at
a meeting held at the "Wall House"
favorng the election scheme. The people
have repudiated that sort Of democracy
but the Colonel has become in this county
the standard bearer Of this same repudiat
ed party. Two hundred thousand dollars
and more have been expended Of the peo-
ple's money, in the attempt to foist 4
Senator into our national councils against
the will Of the people, and the Colonel
justified it-veriIy this democracy is old
ii smells. And yet Messrs. Ftzsi,nmons,
Dillingham; Parker, Applegate, Scoby and
Bowen all Interested themselves to bring
this election on. MIR. P. H. Clayton who
is now stumping the county, as one Of
their candidates for the Assembly, and
who mouths so loudly about Democracy,
opposed Mr.. Cass in 40, and boasts of
having stumped his portion Of Alabama
in favor Of Gen'l Taylor and the Whig
candidate for Congress. Last year sub
sequently to the nominations Iy the De-
mocratic party, Mr. c exerted himself to
get Miners and Settlers ticket up in op
position to it. The men who are now his
hackers spoke of him as whg not three
months since.
This is the apostate of ancient and
honorable faith, who is to teach democra-
cy. and denounce apostacy.
Judge FtzsimmonS, it is we'll known,
was an advocate and supporter of Martin
Van Buren,, the free soil candidate, in
opposition to Lewis Cass, in '4s.
That sort Of Democracy is rather wool
ly headed-and witLaIl smells some too.
James Bowen candidate for Public Ad-
minstrator, is at present the Post Master
Of Auburn. One office it seems is not
sufficient for him, he is 80 anxiout to serve
the people-Jefersonian that!
These are some of the candidates of
these famous old hners-can they expect
to deceive the party by such strategy!
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-08-26

Messrs. Adams and Co., and Wells Fargo
and Co., are our general agents for fiscer
County. Any advertisements, !oo WORK o., or
be promptly forwarded to US.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-08-26
PLACER HERALD

San Francisco Agenoy.-THOS BOY
is the authorized agent of the Placer Herald,
in San Francisco; all advertisements intrust-
cd to him will be carefully attended to Is he
may contract.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-08-26

Sacramento Agency.-WM. AGAR, is
our agent for Sacramento City He can oe
found at the Daily Democrat Printing Omce
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-08-26

The California Stage Company
are erecting at this place, a large
and cOmmodiOus stable.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-08-26
Auburn, August 26, 1854.

Democratic Central Committee
1sbb Mitchell Chairman.
D B. Curtis, Secretary;
Smith Herrick, Treasurer;
VIM. D Smith,
William Riley,
B. F. Parsons,
Rufus Smith,
Charles King,
Samuel T Leet.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-08-26

On last Monday morning ane
night we had a slight shower Of rain
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-08-26

OLE BULL ANDSTRAKosH's Con-
CERT-at the Court House on Thurs
day evening last, was we'll attended.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-08-26

The circus of Lee e. Marshall was
we'll patronized on Monday evening
last.
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sS.oPpins al 1udson, hniiepecA, fouShkeepsie'
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The Plurality OF Words. with an Introduction
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Corinne, by Madame De Stael, new edition.
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Female Poets Of Great oGtain, do .
, Western Scenes and Adventures illustrated.
Life Of Napoleon. by Hazitt, do
Practical Surveyors Guide. by Andrew Duncan
Frank Lsse's Ladies' Gazette q. Fashion for
May. May
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NTARA; or the Child of adoption, All origi
. RUDIMENrany AMI pr TACTICAL


"A Treatise en- Perspective for beginners. SIM
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T7InE LAMPLIGnTER.-A fresh supply

- Just TrceiVed .
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My Schools and Schoolmaster-; o. the Story OF
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Passengers leaving Washington at 6, A. M.
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Through tickets sold for Cincinnati, Louisville.
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Passengers holding through tickets can lie over
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GOLD AND THE GOSPEL PRIZE
" Essays on the ScrptuIal Duty Of Giving in
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Daniel. a Modei for Young Men, series OF Lee
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NJ AKBI.L ANTI Es.-Marble works.

AkBLE MANTLEs.--Marbie works.
All The subscriber begs leave to inform his
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l. III Religion. Science and Literature.
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Although nomnaily young Men's Magazine,
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The editor has secured the assistance Of many
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A U'rDBtOCRAPHf OF JOURNEY
"A man Psin;er-Ine Workingmans Wcy in
ihe World, being The Autobiography ola Journey
mat Printer
Classic end Historic Parrots, by James Bruce.
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GREAT THROUGH LINE To THE WEST
xI-~a BALTIMORE AND OHIOrr

80 $500 Railroad, from Baltimore 10 ~
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This expeditions line being now thoroughly con-.
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The scenery upon this road s of the most stupen.
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This Express Mail Train leaves Baltimors dahl,
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AZ Wneeiing the seven unrvalled Steamers OF
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THE COMING sTRUGGLE--TheC Com
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