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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-16
Delay Of Papers.
BosTos. Nay 29th, IS

BOSTON, Nay ZStfl, 1900.
DEAR EIR.-Grcat complaint is made
By some Of your subscribers, on account
of their nos receiying their papers regu-
larry. Your Herald of March 31st, just
after election, didnot reach nv father IN
81 day before yesterday. after he had re-
ceived the paper published on the 9th of
this month. No doubt they were kept
back somewherein Missouri, and sent on
at this late day. I presume it is the de-
termination Of the Missousians to annoy
the people here in that way.
Some say it is an impossibility TO get
letters through the mail 70 Kansas. The
blue devils of Missouri have the sdvsn-
tage of Us in preventing communication
between Kansas and the East. Yours
most truly T.
g It is quite as annoying to US as il
can possibly be to our subscribers to
have papers fail in reaching their desti-
nation regularly. The FAULT is not ours.
as they are invariably started from here
on Monday of each week. We are glad
to learn that our issue of March 3ist was
received. though at very late day. as it
contained very important in:elligenceeOn-
corning our spring election.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-16
Almost rire.

/. IS reported that the new saw NH Il
Topska took fs o. Tuesday evening
last, bus VS. exsisgaishsd without doing
o.her injury than 10 burn Of q portion Of
the roof
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-16

~ Sir Philip SYDNEY proved that
he knew the world when he said that
..d0ing good vas the only certainly happy
act of mans Iife." -
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1855-06-16
CoscoRb. n. II. Nav Sd.

-. :
The American party in this State have,
IN State Council. adopted resolutions pro-
testing against the repeal Of the Missouri
Compromise and against the Fugitive
Slave Law. pledging the party to. resist
the further extension of slavery.
There is something ..new. under the
sun" when the people and politicians Of
the granite STATE swing loose from their
moorings, and ride out on an open sea-
Wonder what s wrong in the East that
50 much light shoHld come from that
quaFfer7 essss "a
~ Attention IS invited to the yellow
seed corn advertisement inanother place.
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IAYSPEPsIA POSITIVELY CURED.-DR.

DYSPEPSIA POSITIVELY CURED.-DR.
EECKWITH's ANTLDYsPEpTIe PILLS, sitter . trial q
twenty-five sustained testimonials the
United States the BEST ANTI
DYsPEPTIC MEDICINE offered the public
More hsn disposed
They with the each
s0 heretofore The pledges his
for the SAT- ETY. and
but numbers OF theu estfyns the strongest Language
,heir virtues from such r. Rev. W. Green BhoP Of
Mississippi; R BiBhop Rev. Vim. McPheeters D.
D. Raleigh, CT Hon. Badger Senator u S. RI. Rev.
Ives D. d. North Cardinal Hon. Judge Potter o. s. Court
Hon Beverly Tucker; Hon. VIM Preston s. Co Mai samns Me-
Grseuve, Hon.
host of similar personngas.
by syme. Morrison, Wheel
Flu: D. Beach, nndby
signature JOHN BECK
WITH M d. Petersburg whom all dealers will please apply
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-
1 Agency, Ne. ISL csartrssHssss,
wildCbeIry,
III chardson'aShsrry Wine,
IHuiehing'sv sgetab,s Dyspepsia,
l9oulay'h Vegetable, Colemsu'sy
IHooAand q C efmaD, 01ygenatsds
COSMETICS.
Cologne Water, Bay Water,
Florida Water, Meen Fun,
llone'bLiliy White.
SOAPS AND CREAMS,
Lows Brown Windsor,
Jone's Chemical,
Radway't AIedicated ,CastilesI o"
Almond, Toilet and Family,
Shaving Creams and Compounded
all descriptions.
PILLS.
WYight'sIndinn Vegetable,
Iaioiiatt'aLife. Brandreth's,
IAlorrtson's, hee'a, New London,
lParr's, Sapping tons, Champlon's,
lt;raefenbsEg, JAyne'sSaDatire,
Jnyneis Agus, Winsr'R Csmomils,
lg,hbArd,sA nti-bilious, Peters,
lSpencer'H Vegetable, Cooks,
Co0par'a, Covel'a, Rheumatic,
hndsrson's, Alle6asls's Health,
Wistar G sntle PurRhtiye,
Allebszis' AgUe, Hooper's,
Chirkhsf 'sSugar.conted,
Herricks Sugar-coAtsd,'
Gilbert's Anti-biliOus, Beckwith's,
Loidy's Blood, InEoldsby's Pile,
Scott's Vegetable, EaEon's,
Radwny's Regulators,
Roses Railroad, Lsidy'sFsmAls,
lLouden'sIndinn SAnatiye,
Loudsu'aA gue. Holloway's,
Halstsd . Anti-Dyspsptlc,
lSordon's, AsALane's Liver.
HAIR DYES.
Phslor 'sMsgie, Batrhelort-.
Ia Observation-Disclosures,
lyallard's Jules f1auel'e,
lJayne'AAn,a East India, a
MISCELLANEOUS.
iDr. Neutrality-suspicious.,
lThoru's Extract,
acknowledgement, "5
lTarrant'sEliIir Of Rhubath,i
Observation-Disclosures,
Mothers Relief, m." .... ...,
tToothsehS Drops,
lLyon' nalsgustiCPow iers,
.ialrs. Kiddsr's Cordial,
lThompson'sEys Wstsr
Wn.ts's NsrpouSAnti,
Billing 'sAatrinReni,
iHyatt'sLifs Balsam,
MeAinnn'H Eli1irofOpiam,
Rairsy's Rendy Relief,
Railway 4 Raaolvsnt,
lTarrant'sIndslihle Ink,
IDr. Fitch's Body Bracss,
Dr. Fiteh'sShoulder Braces,
IDr, Fiteh'slnhaitnETubss,
DIR. Rose's Preparations,
WiBer's Arcannm Extract,
lTsueuf'a Sprcitie,
Observation-Disclosures,
DR.. fitch'sPreparstionB, .m.
IMorse'sComPouad syfupotfelteu
| Dock,
Perry Dayis's Psin Killer,
Browns ssaanes Of Ginger,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Compound,
Niortitnofo'sCoriis Bitten,
myers Extractof Rock Rosa,
'Crpssman'ASpecitic,
DR.. Fard'sLperitic, ~"
Upham's Pile Eieetasry.
ISieer's opedildoe,
Sodfrey 'FCordial, M=m
lTurlingtpn'S Bslaam,
lDr. Crllsn'sPreparRtiors,
Batamau'a Drops, 49,.
Dr.. Jsyns's Family Hediniuest
lSsidlits and Soda Powders, :.
Eppins's Fluid Extract Rurnu,
tLncina Cordial,
Juno Cordial,
Harris Rsmed 5 for Fiis,
Wilson'S death on Rata, etc, .
/, Leidy's EIRsivesoap,
Etrby's Cholera Drops, ',"'
Bailfs Cholsrs syrnp,
iSpohn's Headache Remedy.
iConnsll's Mixture, ....
DR.. Marehiai's uterine Catheliesr
observation-disclosures, W.T.
lLouien'sPrsparatiors,
Hous hton'sPepsii.
sCHEIDAM sCHSAPPs.
nd all dsalsrs In any Of sbe articles
, will ind il 10 their advantage by
above, whars will be found the most
NE PATENT MEDICINES in the
lrirsA. Please address
.IGMT a. co. ,....
IDlCIFE WAREHOUSE,
Cnartrssstrest. Nswurleans. La.
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GY General Dspot ana ppecli
Naworloanb La.
vERailFuGEs.
winor'sCanaiisn, -.a-
SWANS
Psrry's Dead Shot,
..- Jaynas's Tonic, ..
Ksrl's,
b. A. Fahneasook's,
NcLans'n
| BALsAMs ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Wia.ar'pBalsam OF WiidCharry,
Hastings Saptha,
sherIann's Bhlaam, s0-
Bnchan's Hungarian,
Davis'a Wild Cherry and Tar
Sch anck's Pulmouie Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
Bartholomew aErpaciorant,
Halls Bslsam,
SwAym'sSyrup Of Wild Cherry,
Ayers Cherry PectorRl,
Taylor's Balsan Liverwort,
Isyns's Etpsetoraut,
| Wiper'h Elecnmpnine,
Rogefs'Liverwort and Far,
Mrs. 6ariiner'p Liverwort,
acknowledgement,
Loudon's Indian do,
Or. Roas's do,
| sARsAPARlLLAs.
DR.. John Bull'A,
8. F .rowassnd's, w.u
\ Sands'a,
oldJaeobTownaend'n
Csrpensar's,
| Wynceop's,
| e4aksr's, .....a..-... -
| ast'enberg's
-.m" Bristol's
Guyaotl'E Yellow Dock.
| PLASTERS. y.
Weil'tS.reugtheaing -
Ewen'aStrengthening
Jew David's OF Hebrew, ..- q.
| Baieau's,
| 49, Knapp'aIndian
Alcoek'sPorous,
Grifiith'sAdhesivs,
Hoilowsy'sArnice
| LINIMENTS.
Mexican Mustang, .s
| -.. Farrsli'sArAbisn
Busier'sNsrvsand Bone,
| @ huHs'a, @ss
Hayes's,
Toblas'svsnOtisn
Hows's Nsrvesnd Bone,
| Kelltngsr's, 7
| Gardensr'ss
Bartine'aHorse
Merchhns'aGargling, @a w
Cherokee,
Jsyns's
4 AGUEREMEDIEs, ETC.
| Ossood's Indian Cologogue,
Rownpd,eTonic MirtGre,l
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Wynkoop'a Tonic, ..
Speeds FebrifnRe,
Vegetable Fehfifnge. q.
| LOZENGEs.
| shermap's Cough aud Worm,
Bryan'sPulrnenic Waters, m
| Loepek's Pulmonic Wafera.
| HAIR PREPARATIONS.
Lovsti's Syahpene OF Hair GlcIs
Barry'sTrlcoPhsrons,
Lyons Kstharion,
Boyle's Hyperion Fluid,
Phalon's Hairinvigorntor, ...
Jsyne's Hair Tonic,
| Var DenAen's Wshpene.
Loudor'sO Oriental Hair Tonic,
| Harel'sEaI Lnsirale,
| Oidridxe's Balm ofColumbia,
Radway'a Cireassisu Balm.i
| PAHACEAS. "
| s1siu's, Houck's,
Cullen'EIndian Vegetable,
| LcnSley'a Great Western.
| OlNTMENT AND sALYES.
pelley'a Magical Pain E Extractor,
| Professor Holloway Is Ointment,
MsAllister'B Ali-fiealing,
Brooss's Magic Salve, Pryor'aPil,
| Grsy's, Harrison'a Specific,
Track sMngnstic, Judkiu'a,
| Loudsn'sAli-i Healing, Russia.
| OILS. mn =
Rushtpn'sCod Liver Oil,
MeNair'HAcoussic ,Scarpa's do,
British Hsrlaem. m ......
| BITTERS. . .
Mosat's Ph@HiI. Btaks'1hromhtis
| WoLFEiS AROMATIC
| w Druggists and Merchants. 1
contained in the above catalogue
calling or sending their orders as
extensive assortment, Of GESUI
United States and atths lowest
/ @"-" 'I ~ u. w Y
| GENUINE ri
| ns4tt No. 1871
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ORLEANS STEAM MILLs.-ofiee IS poy-


YEyHE ARRIVAL OF DIR. SHERIDAN IN
L. city the second time frOn Madam sePhsas Hospital
ne gh and deal to their bearing ts vi" also
and umpon even 10
I'll secaui stage Persons troubled VIA MS
viii 20 TO Dr. restored, b. troubled
blind piles yard piles had
peed rheumatic pains onshed on ihs hfsi
Dr. s. wiltTestoTe good hair 10 the bald
eUdAtoe and without loss OF
time Persons In the sointy eaH oe At
trpded 10 stating exactly the state they in.
Dr. sherdsn all parsons reference to
Louis, hundreds he has
Dr. S. oa diploma TO haog 10 rs otdee Fer
soma are Doctor sightto the blind
Dr. S can be seen his Office from 3 A 81. TOD p. NJ
| olIsm No. ss Canal street, corner O. iFsnie'
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,

Cry HALL, 2lst December, 1866.
GENERAL COUNCIL, I
City Of New Orleans sitting of Thursday Feb IA, 1850
AN ORDINANCE concerning Runners for Boarding
Houses.
Be II ordained by the General Council of the City OF
New Orleans;
ARTICLE l, That from and after the LIST day OF March
next, ii shall not be lawful for any agent
ofany boarding house, tavern lodginghouse
within The limits of this city, without first applying 10
The Mayor of the city for license, for which they
shall pay the Of dollar, 10 in such ca pa
city under penalty of not less than twenty five dol
lars more than fifty dollars, for each and every
offence.
y That il shall not be lawful for any agent servant
or aforesaid 10 enter upon any ship, bark, brig
schooner, steamboat other vessel, until the same
shall have made fast TO The eyee, without The per-
mission of the master other officer in command
Der penalty OF fifty dollars and forfeiture of his
their license.
8 That Inc fines set forth in this ordinance shall be
Recovered before any court of competent jurisdiction
half for the benefit of the inormer and the other
half for the benefit OF the municipality wherein the
Finance shall have been violated and in of non.
payment of said fine said person persons above
mentioned shall be imprisoned for term not exceed
tng month.
4 That all ordinances contrary to the provisions Of
NE foregoing ordinance be and The hereby
@pealed,
"A Resoired That the Mayor be and he is hereby re-
xnesled to transmit 10 each of The Municipal Councils
VI the city copy OF The foregoing ordinance.
NResoired That the said Councils hereby ear
lesty requested 10 lake such steps in the premises
Will tend TO carry into force and effect the above
ioned ordinance and that sufficient number of ice
Ulcers be placed on the evee, within their respective
Jtnits, whose July shall be TO bring such person or
krsons violating the ordinance before the Recorder,
be dealt with according to the law herein provided
NJ [SignedI G. RoSELlUS, President.
[Signedl A. D. CROSsMAN, Mayor.
Ia true copy. THos, TuEARD Sec'y d22 If
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" CUMPTKOLLEK'S OFFICE, I
City of New Orleans, May l. 1855. !
Resorei That the Comptroller be, and he is hereby
zborsed and required to give notice. by standing ad
ktssment in the official Journal that in accordance
hh the ninth section of ordinance No. l442 approved
orch So 1884, the Council will not pay any bill against
City unless contracted under authority of an order
IN the Comptroller in accordance with the ordinance
erred to- [Signedl Il. L. TRACY.
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
tSignedl L. H. PLACE,
President Board of Aldermen
proved April %, 1855.
[signedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention of the officers of the city and of the
c is respectfully called to the foregoing resolution
O. DE BUYS,
1yletf Comptroller City of New Orleans.
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- BOARD OF ALDERMEN,l
sa55 Wednesday, December 26th, 1855. !
The Board met this day pursuant to adjourn
ment Members present: Messrs Bailey, Du-
rell, Denegre, Price, Pride and Tompkins-6.
There being no quorum, the Board adjourned
to Friday, 2Sth instant, at 6 o'clock, z, M.
CHAS. CLAIBORNE, Sec'y.
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Nd EMoVED-W. K. F. FRYER, INDIAN
A. DoETos, permanently
Office, OLD LEYEE STREET.
opposite the q, Mint. All city country
IS will pnnctuay
diciue, with directions how of mail free
postage.
~ Office hours from o'clock A. NJ, till o'clock P. NJ.
New Ore ms, L., 1855.
S.B.-Do mistake my number address, est
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DRUGS, MEDICINES.

E WRIGHT g. CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
n GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES, which
supply Dusgss and Dealers at Proprsiors lows
alan rtnoa.
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EIa etc conduit au Depot des e'payes du Premier
District, rue Dryades, entire les rues Julie and arod
cine epayes-
ne Chevre syant lie front ct lie croupe blancs lie oou
ets epaues james une raie noire an dos.
ne yhevre blanche, syant I'm collier .0.... ..ssg
iees sont pas recsmees dams dix ours ct les de-
psas payees ees serort vendues iencbere publique
edit depot SAMEDI lie 90 du courant 10 heures A NJ
AUG. S. PHELPS, Commissaire des Rues.
nnvelle Orleans, Is Dec. 1855, DIG "a 20
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--------- SWANS
BANK NOTE LIST AND DETEGTER,

nFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
W NsTTUTIoNoHes No 81 Camp a:rsss-IaeorPoraed I'M
der Al Of the Legislature, on 18th March, 1855
The ece this Institution will be open Tor the reception Of ps
tSunday eIeepd) from to O'Clock And on
Saturday evenings from to 9 O'Clock.
Deposits Of One Dollar and upwards viii be received.
funds strictly limited by tn act OF nco
Grafton to Debts u1ted Stse this State Of Lou
saua, mud Of the City OF New Orleans.
anincumberd and nnmprovad Real Estate
within limits the city Orleans not 81
D the cnRh value.
stock Of the Incorporated Banks in New
Orleans exceeding 80 cent, Of the market value.
derived from the Of the funds
DO distributes sem. annually among the Dspositors.
directly indirectly borrow the funds
any pay smouu1ent whatever
deposits having interest at rats to be agreed
8DO4 Aspechsd
TRUSTEES.
George Eustia, A. D. Kelly, William Vosel,
". n. Mercer, Geo. ur4uhart, T. sumner
G. C. DnnGah, A. tsine, seorge Jonas,
WilhenuS boEsrt, T. n. Woods 1hGs A. Elark,
Thos. 4. Adams, E,-A. Bradford, d D. Wihsrs.
W. N. MERCER, President
A. D. KELLY,
WM. VOGEL, Vice Presidents
r. B. SUMNER,
D. D. WITHERS Treasurar,
NJ BCopis OF the Act Incorporation and Bylaws be OBJ
the office. hfsfy
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NMTHbrought to the City Police Jail the ed
w IT., the muatto boy JOHN is feet inches
high; sspss-eyed the left is about 20 years old.
says hsAongs to DR.. VIM Harper, living in Natehez,
Mississiks
The on is requested to call and claim said slave
cordineEAw. Il. BLANCHARD,
dsc2fN Keeper City Police Jail.
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TLte conduit Depot des Epaves du Troiseme
Il Dzict, rue des Champs Eysees, No. 81, CONNIE
epaye-
UnAcva alezan de Is mains ct dernie de haut
UnRhevre jaime e ct la tete noires
81 sldits animaux soDt paa reclames dams dix
joursA les depenses payes ees seront yendues Zen
chers Rblique. au dit depot SAMEDI, le % du cou-
| rant aheures P. NJ AUG, S. PHELPS,
A Commissaire DIES Ruas.
Novsle Orleans is Decembre laos. die "a 20
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VAULTS IN NODD FELLUWS REST
may procured applying T. NJ CORY, Seks Co.'S
S. FELf& STETsoN'S II GhaItre street; at
WWHiTALLs 4s ElysAn Fields aud the seeretaty
Felews Hall Camp and Lafayette streets,
price Lodges will be sac per vault
the purchase Of LOstcan be had
81 20 sn' JAMES FuRsEaux ssere,,rvo Rest
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Police Jail, Second District.
MNTS brought to the City Police Jail on the 18th
Wv levember 1854, the negro boy SAM is feet 2
incheed about 40 years Says he belongs to Mr. Daniel
shotyipg in Livingston parish La. The owner is re-
questap call and claim said slave
e. BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police Jail.
Newheans, Oct. 2, 1855. oS oaw3m
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First District Pound

a lISL 0lSlIiCt EOupQ. a...
MAS brought to the First District Pound, on Dry
nv AIDES street. between Julia and dirod Streets
Is
Pc she Goat white face and rump, yellow neck and
Mlders, black streak on the back.
be white she Goat, with collar.
mich, if not claimed within ten days. and the ex-
ss thereon paid, will be sold at said pound, at public
don, on SATURDAY, the 2sth instant, at 10 O'Clock
u. AUG. s. PHELPS,
as Street Commissioner.
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IN RETIRING from the Commission Bust
thanks friends and cheer
Successor and late Partner H. PERKINS,
stogether worthy Of their confidence and patronage
SAApL P, WALKER,
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NAS PIPE-GAS PlPE-T. G. ROBINSON
III Agent for spsuz Co.'s celebrated Wrong Pipe
in Paarg Consumers supplied tbs
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rNSHE GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS
heretofore by PERKINS CAMPBELL CO.. will
be continued without interruption by VI NJ PERKINS, under he
stsie Of PEhhIAS q CO.
Neworlssns, Dec, $, 1855. ds I'm
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SECTION l. AN bonds required TO be given by the
officers of his city the faithful performance OF their
duties shall be executed before the Comptroller, and
that OF Comptroller shall be executed before The
| Mayor. 1e
4 SEc, 9. ANY person persons contracting with the
| Mayor and Common Council of the city OF New Or
leans fol any work To be done in pursuance OF law
ordinance any person or persons accepting any
ufce of trust monument from said corporation, who
required by law ordinance 10 give bond for the
faithful performance OF the duties devolving upon him
or them, shall be and hereby required 10 furnish
security who shalt be possessed of real estate 10 The
amount of the oblg of sad bonds the corporation
resefyng The right of demanding additional security
whenever deemed advisable,
SIC. ., Hereafter the Comptroller shall not issue
warrant 10 any officer employee of the city, who
siA aave failed 10 complete his security bond in
cotdance with the ordinance law under which any
officer employee shall hold his office.
II SEC II shall net be lawful for any member of the
Common Council 10 stand security the bond of any
4 city officer or employee.
SEC 5. ANY person appointed office by the Com
3 mon Copncit, Who negeets TO furnish the name OF
names OF his securities, within weeks after his
Il appointmen will be considered having declined 10
qualify, and the Council viii proceed new election
unless satisfactory reasons be given for the delay.
SEC o. II shall be the duty OF the City Notary, in al
boads OF officers of the city which may be made by hin
in virtue of his office Cty Notary and by The Comp
iFotler, 10 provide that such bonds shall continue
Z employment 10 which they may have been elected, 81
that their disappointment reelection shall not IN
pair the obi CATION of such bonds
4 Yeas Messrs. Bailey, Culbertson, Dureil
Gilmore, Prague, Price and Pride--I.
I'll BUILDINGS, BUILDERS.
i SECTION /. No building shall hereafter be ereeie
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Goal! Coal! I
w SPENCER FIELD CO..

nANIEL EDWARDS, Successor to Twf-
BILL EpWaR0s,) Nos. as 80 and 80 New Leves snd ~
y and 81 Fulton street. Of every
Sheet Iron aud Brass Work He eady 10 contract Ter he
making Sesa Trains Clarifying Evaporstire Pans Ftsrs
Boxes and everything 4ppeanug the Susarh9Gss,
Steam Whistles, Brass
Cocks, Coupling Valves, constantly on hand.
He would call de planters to the sesm Train hich
in 1eeesaa operation the plantations Of COL R.
Camp Messrs s. HarHson 4 Nelson Donela9q Us
Forata city; whom respectfully refers for full pacu
lara. mNl Int
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Il Yeas-Messrs. Bailey, Culbertson, Durell,
Gilmore, Prague, Price and Pride-T.


BOARD OF HEALTH.
The Street Commits oner and all the police officers
of the city hereby authorized and required 10
cnte and enforce The orders aud instructions that may
be sued 10 them respectively by The Board of Health
through its proper officers, i'll pursuance OF The act OF
| the Legislature, approved 18th March, 1885.
The Placer herald., 1855-12-15

There were four hundred and sixty seven arrests
made in San Francisco by the police during the
month Of November
The Placer herald., 1855-12-15

ties-the one believing in the capacity of
man for self-government, and the sovereignty
of the States-the other doubling that ca
pacity, and believing in the efficiency of con-
solidated government The one insisting on
the right of every man to pursue life, liberty,
and happiness, with the least possible restric-
ton by govenment-the other insisting on
the duty of government to control the actions
of every man. The latter doctrine results
from the experience Of Europe with its devo-
ton to aristocracy; the former in the irnmu-
table principle of the equality Of man and
his capacity for self.governlnent They who
embrace the latter sentiment represent the
Democracy Of this Republic. The political
principles Of the Democracy, to use the Ian
guage of the poet-statesman, Lamartine, care
those Of the Eternal Truth Of which the Cos
pei is the page-the equality of men in the
eyes of God, realized on earth by those laws
and forms of government which gives to the
greatest numbers, and to all citizens the
most equal share of personal participation in
the government, and thence eventually in the
moral and material benefits Of human So
clety" Nepado Democrat.
The Placer herald., 1855-12-15

One of the boys, Philadelphian, stands up
near the guided palanquin with his hands on the
back of his head and his elbow close to the win
dow.
"Don't push me, Dick
"Oh, no, Jim. Stand by boys"
give him q pushAhere is crash and loud
scream, and all the jacks are among the Chinese.
An old fellow unlocks the door and out steps a
mooneyed daughter Of Chinadom. My, she is as
humpbackad whale, she is logged off right
smart, and painted white with some kind of pow
der Two men step up for her to rest upon their
shoulders. for she has small feet and cannot stand
without help, while she hears her dad give us
Chinese blessing. The boys are laughing and the
husband, that was to be- says something to her
dad. which makes him bless us louder and stron
ger The bride turns up her nose at her hus-
band, as he touches Jim.
Good man, come catchee chow chow, brandy
smoke opium, savee me one hundred dollar
Good man all ah, chow chow"
And away we bolt for a cook house. The pro-
ccssion turns back, as we go into Jenny Good
Toms shop to eat at the Chinaman's expense, and
merry time we had Of it. AS the saying goes
"a feast Of reason and flow of SOUL" will say
there was feast of pigs and poultry. and flow
of brandy, so much so, that the "old man" threat
ened to soak us in the river if we were ever SO
merry again.
Whether that lady ever was married or not
never heard, but think we had the good wishes!
of her and her father for some time.