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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1855-05-16
SO. Carolina Sumter Dist
BY LEWIS, ES7., Ordi"ary.;' or saiI


Whereas Cornelius London hath applied
to nnc for letters IF administration, on all
and singular the goods and cimticls, rights
and creditors oi tic 'atc Frances London
oI the said District, deed.
These. arc, therefore, to cite and adj
monisl, all and singular. the Kindred and
creditors Of the SAID deceased, to be and
appear hc!or no at Our neXt Ordinary's
Court Tor tho said District. to be holden at
Sumter Court House on Friday The 1911,
If May inst, to show cause, il any, why
the sad administration should not be
granted.
Gwen under my hand and seal, the
OH day Of May in the year
l.. $ of our Lord Que thousand eight
hundred and lifty.fivc, and in the
18Th year of American lndepcrdl
clicc. w. LEWIS, 0. $. u.
Nay oh. 1855. 81 y.
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Provision for the Widow
and QrDkaH.

Hon. w. +. DESAUSSUlaE, Prcs't.
Prot. G.. T.. McCAi, .Acluary.
DR.. JOHN FISlII|k,; Treasures.
DR.. NJ. i.ABORDE, Medical 40
DR.. J. NJ. G.\STON, ! visGrs.
VillIS Company has beer o"ganiznd AT
L Columbia to enable lis members by
annual payments io'acculnlEr'c: j fund Tor
the ppn OF their surviving families.
By paying from SIC to $40 per year
$1,000 IN y be secured to their wives and
children.
The Company is mutual and all profits
are annually divided among The m%c'nbcrs.
The lives of slaves arc also Insured AT
moderate rates.
For further particulars or f"r circulars
explaining the plans Of the Company, APP
ply To
W. l.. Is. IIAYNSWORrU,
Agent for Sumter District.
Nay 9, 1870 - Gn
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For sale by MILLER & BRrTTON.

DIR. GUYSOTT'S IMPROVED EXTRACT
OF yellow Dock and S~arsaparilla is Il sure rem
cdy for hereditary faint.
Thousands Of individuals are cursed with
rrirvous complaints, which they inherit from
their parents. The u-c of the |ritom D0rk and
.$arsdIMrild will prevent all this, and save =:
vast amount Of misery, and many valuable
lives, for it thoroughly carpets .fr"m The system
tie Mirnt Mint, which is the seed of Iii Scise,
:l,:d rs takes off the curse Ivy which the sins or
II isforlinc Of The parents are so often Visited
upon the innocent offspring.
Parents owe il 10 their children tu guard them
against the effects of m%alaIirs That may be
communicated by decent, and children OF pr
rents that have ut any time br,.u affected with
Consumption, Scroinln or Syphilis. owe it Ia
themselves To take prrraniion against the dis
east. being revived in theta, t;uysnlt's Yellow
Dock and Sarsnrarilla is Il sure an,idotc IL
such eases.
ESy" See Advertisement
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iy,rllE STOMACH PREPARES TIE

!INTllE STOMACH PREPARES THE
L elements OF The bile und the blood; and il
II does the work IrcbIy and imprrlrc,ly, liver
disease il the certain result. As soon. there
fore, n. any affection of The liver is perceived,
we may BIZ sure that the digestive organs are
ont of order. The first thing TO be done, is 10
administer II specific which will act directly
upon the stomach-the handspring Of the AMI.
,nal machinery. Fur this purpose We can
recommend llooiland's German %l!iitrrs, pre-
pared by Dr. c. NJ. jackson, Philadelphia
Acting as M Alternative ami n tonic. it strength
ems the digestion, chnnyes the condition Of The
blood, aud thereby gives regularity to the inw-
cls.
For sale by MILLER & BRITTON.
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Look Up Street,

WEnE C'AnE's HOTEL is still iii or.
'rallon-(thanks to the kindness of rood
r'cnds)-rendy 10 receive customers, and
%nteriain them, to their entire satisfaction.
'r. {. IS resolved that his Hotel shall NOT
. excellcd by any house in the counting
Everything the market can furnish shalt
be spread upon his table, well cooked and
cl"..nly. Tie beds are all in good order,
and shnll be kept so. Give him a trial
and Mr.. Clark pledges satisfaction.
Jan. IL, 1854 IL If
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Hand for Sale.

Tim subscriber will! sell Iis plantation nn
"hirl h. resides, in Salem. on the Fast vide al
Black Btyrr. horIrrlr,! by lands OF II. &. With.
rr>irunn, w.. i" Mullrow. and x. T.. Piow,I.n.
ANA on tie West by Black liivrr. Tho tract
contains one ~ihmS:.lsl acres, having thereon 4
comfortable dwelling !.u~sr with all necessary
outhuililn9s, AMI negro houses *uiliri III Tor
- hands. all iii gnud repair, wiki = ,rw Gin
House ini Screw.
For ;cr'rS apply 10 til" subscriber or the
premises or by letter directed to- .Mayr~vilI-.
WARREN y. MIEDHDW.
March u, 1925 - If
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So. DIST.
WiliihM V. Coailietts In Equity

rs. Sumter Dist.
Agnes L, Coullie,te, BW.f.r SPECIFIC
William Il. Reynolds and Performance, Ac
Aun Eeti,in, his wife and tonnk. Partition
James Peter CoalAetre:, ! and Distribution,
1t appearing. 10 my satisfaction that
James Peter Coliieue.defenlaht in tho
above suited case, resides ont osthe' limits
of the State OF South Car ssinass on motion
Of Compliments Soiicitosas.i IA &, ordered
that the said James Peter Coalitxgsdo aP
pear and plead ans wer or demnr To- the
said bill, within three months from tho
date Of the first pubiitatioh Of this .order,'
or All order '"Pfo con!esse" will DO en-.
tered against him.
Ais; ordered lltat this ofdef be'pubiisked.
f,r,thrce months in one OF the gazcttey Of
this d~istricf.' -
W, F.. b. H~ApNsWORTH.. 81
Com'r. Ell. 8. D.,
February nth 1855 IT, 3M
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Come One, Come All,

IfANING been requested by some Of The
III. citizci.s 10 inform them before | leave
the village, | would just say to all that may
bc DESTROYS of obtaining a correct likeness Of
themselves or friends, 10 call before the first
of JM.e, rs expect 10 leave about that time.
! will b.. pleased 10 attend to all who may ia
ynr me with Il call, and promise to give sat
%isiaclion III every respect.
+. \. LAI,.iR, Artist.
May =, 1873 % II
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For Sale.

TNIiE subscriber oilers for sale tlic tract oi
Il. land near Concord, Clarendon County.
IN which he now resides, having thereon II
new dwelling ilnusc and uuibuildings IN good
repair, and containing one hundred and fifty
acres, more or less. The terms will b. ac-
r"mmoli,rirs 10 Il purchaser upon Application
y, ". l.. MCDONALD.
MnnL 49, - IL
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Commit ed

'I't ihc Jail uf Sriiaict District on the SRI
u iiist.. Il snnlalIn man by tlr. rt,tnr al
john ii:,'ps,.y (ra,>ci and well known ~ This
DISTRICT WHO says lc nnw h.luul- IL Il Mr..
fr'nk "r ilriIr! Carroll al iarnwril District.
The owner Is rclI, sirtilu con- i,vwa,fl !. prove
property, V:: Sr;Irn,r" Sn'i;Ihr lam IRON. iiil.
l.. II. kiDGtANi \ .lyi.ur.
May q. lNtt " II
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Lemon Syrup.
Flour Mills.

EYtlE subscriber takes this method t"
u nuke II SHOWN that his Mil Is now
completed. Having taken great pains III
HNing II up eXpr, a,lv for manufacturing
flour, he sollcsts Il STARE oI public %la'rnn.
Nke, !!;s it'll! il ;;: !; s:r@i;;i t!i;: Has;
never failed ! | m:irS h.lnw Caun:r:.
". nj. SANDERS.
May Iii, $3.50 - 81
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South Carolina Sumter Dist.
: '" ss *''"'""'' ! ca. sn.

y. &. Murphy.
:. y. &. Murphy, WHO is in The custody
of the Shcrilf"i Sumter District, by virtue
Ola writ. of Capias nd SutiSfmrMinm, at
the suit Of II. w. S"Imond, having filed
IN my office together with a Schedule, on
oath, OF Ills estate ard elects. his petition
to the Court of CHirtnum Pleas, PRAYING
that he may TT admitted to the benefit of
the Acts al the General Assembly, made
for the relief Of Enso!vcnl Debtors, 1t is
hereby ordered, that tire SAID II. w. Sal.
Iuond and all other he creditors TO whom
the saId y. q. Murphy is in any wise in.
dch'rd, he and they are ~lcrrrv summoned
and have notice to appear before nc said
court at Sumter Court House on he sec.
ond Monday OF April next, To slew cause
il any they can, why tn" Prayer Of the Pc.
,itIon aforesaid. should not be granted.
W. ]. singh .ErON.c e r.s. u.
Office o' common pleas, Sumter District.
Eel. BID. lSj5. Ii Ialn:sn
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\ 0 7 | c Il !

1T13D ovy@HAD =,
late Of Columbia ~rr":ltrs her services. ,o'rl.c
people Ut SGm'rrviiir a. Tcachrr OF Vocal aud
Instruments! .Mns:;. also !'rcnriI.
SIX proposes /" inrm clnss., III vocal music
ami ,lni!r"7 ic;y. WI, civ. lessons. either III her
own Residence t. 'lsi ui her Pupils.
" Enrli;"a n Mrs. ilullrris House.
MareiI :, lHJ). Is II
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Notice

rs Hereby given that the Books are
l. now open tn receive Taxes due the
Town Council of SumlcrvIllr, and lLo-c
Interested would do we'll 10 call Il, the
office one door East OF Il :. Wcbb's
Store. JAMES BELL, &. G..
May III, 1850 - 81
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Notice.,

WliE SUBSCRIBER "tF%rS COR sale his
| plantation on tic Santce River, about
midway between Nnrrr's and Mnrray's Fer
ry. nearly opposite the SlnSrs Canal. This
plantation contains about Five Thousand Five
Hundred! acres. u 5000 of Oak and Hickory,
Pine an! swamp la.ri. wei! adapted 10 Corn,
and long and short Cotton. On The place is
Il good iw" story dwelling, and all necessary
ON buildings, III complete repair also one at
Ia: best Viii SEATS IN the Country. with II la rye
and substantial dam. II desired. the place
could he divided I" suit purchasers. The
terms will he liberal and accommodating
For PARTICULARS. inquire OF the nvrr,ccr on
Ike pre- inie-.s! ar ~:mi,trrss
j. J. FklElisNIN, Statcsaurr.
IL laW3m
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~ATIONAL NOTICE,

The Trustees Of lie Srmtcrvilllc Academy
give notice ,l.h' they have engage. thu services
Of Mr.. W. b. I.EtRy rs Principal Of the
Male Academy. Hewitt have associated with
him Mr.. d.. ID. Rosa. WIN will take cl.ar e.
particularly ui tho Mathematical De Imrt!ucui.
From the past experience ana success OF
these gentlemen, AZ teachers, tln Trustees feel
warranted in accommodating in HE highest
terms. the Institution Io the support and pa
ironagc Of the community, AMI The public gen
orally. The terms will be: ;s follows:
For the primary English course, per
qHarlcr, ST. 90
Fur the advanced English course,
per ilaricr, 10 90
For The latter, with the classic. per
quarter, - "
Extra Charge for repairs, feel, &c. 80
Jan. ~, los 70 If
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ICE! Heel ICE

1 IL persons wishing ltE will phase
N. address their orders to '.WiI.-
M!NG'TDN ICE House."
Price one cent i"r pound at the h"Isr.-
Barrels containing ~ pounds cf lr. Will he
I";irrcd ut amy OF the STATIONS on the. Will
mi,i5to1I and Manchester Nail Road hy ,.s-
tcnyrT trans AT 81 90 each. ffus.l-ad,.
continuing 100 pohnds will br delivered hv
freight trains III S. 90 each.
All persons urdrrin. Ice must sr..,l the
m,npcy Is lnsHr: he filing ri isrcir orders
Deposits can he made III advance. Regular
rn,I"inr!S can arrlngc Ia settle il!rir ar-
cuuaiS mont lilly proceeded th"v are punrfuni.
4. y. VAN BONKEL.tN,
Proprietor.
Wilmington. y. G., lily 9. 49, ..-.;,n
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Notice.

INlIE SUBSCRIBER. WIFE OF JiIli'S
L Schwrrin OF Su;nicr,illr, Siur-.hrrp.r.
hereby gives notice that at the expiration a.!
one month :rem first publication al li,l. ad>cr-
iiSrnlcnt, II Is her Intention IL ira L. ;S 4 sole
trader. CAROLINE StilW ERIN.
May oh, $50. - In.
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JAMES BARRETT

VhyOl lID Respectfully Hnn"umr" to
wv the Citizens ~ STrhtrr,,ii", ana the
public generally that he is carrying on the .Nlrr-
camille business. III his old stand, three doors
South of tn. Town Hall, where IL: will be
glad Ia receive calls lion all who desire L. pnr.
cliaSr cheap. H.. has on hand, Il general as
Sortincnt nj Dry GuolS. Boots an! Shows, Ifal D.,
and Gaps. Hirdwar.. Crucicrv ware, DC. Ne.
AiS". \ Choice lot "i Family Grorcric. OF every
Description. with Eruil ol ,ariunS KINDS, such
AZ Oranges Apples, ana Lemons.
An al uh'rh he uiH sH chcnp.
March :, 1885. Is IF
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Saddle Making,

~ -. Nil. |" rSuiIs inIcbttu to tic
LS2A Subscriber. either hy note or ac-
count, ar" requested 10 cunr forward an paw
immediately, rs longer indulgence rnlunl he
gwen. .\nd a!s"; the subscriber intnrm- hi-
friends that Il" still continues |" carry on the
harness anu saddle making. repairing. Nc,
Tor cash and barter. M books or account.
vii! be kept for the prcscn, year.
w. &. DUNCAN.
Feb. :, 1885 ~ II
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Notice..
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS,
GATHERS. sc. SC.

1'lTE Emporium Of Fashion and Qualify.
where may be found 81 complete assortment; Is,
Ladies' Mems Boys Misses and Childrens'
Boots, Shoes, CATERS, &c, Of almost every style
and quality. They are fresh goods and ARD all
warranted togive satisfaction.
J.. r. BRTNSON.
Next door to Il. G. Webb, q Co..
Mar. - 1851. - "
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TRY THE MEDICINE!!
ISlI w AIR N Hshe S~HSAsdh&

G6ui w m Aa.N HIP HtN -!
And neglect not that cough which is daily
weakening your constitution, irritating your
throat anu lungs, and inviting on that dread
disease, consumption, when SO soothing and
healing u remedy can BIC obtained as DR.. ltog.
ers' Syrup of Eiverwort and Tar.
BltW cOU HTEKFEiPS AND BASE
INVITATIONS!
Pkc genuine article is signed ASln:E w Roc.
Ems, OH the engraved wrlppcr around each
bottle.
Price, 81 per bottle, or six bottles for 81
Soul who c+;iIr and retail by
StUNIL 81 MEAD,
lllGhartr = 81. bet. Conf and st. l.uuis, n. q.
Sole Agents Tor the Southern States, To whom
aasl orders and applications for agencies must
b. addressed.
SOLD Also By
MILLER e. BRITrUN, Smmtcryilc'S S. C..
RlCE,& THO MSON, Sumicryilh n. G..
y. j. WORKMAN a. Co, Camden. y G.
BoATRlGllT HiRNULOO, Colum'r.'S G.
,. y. WOODS, Burlington :. G..
May :, 30 -, n
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&nssS&sgMSaBN.RNNahxs1
aSaSzRszMEERNvS5RRIzss:%E AZ,
G0F%D

For the complete cure nf coughs. colds. in
i~luenza, asthma, bronchitis, sptili,,g Of i,lnuI,
md nj! other lung complaints tending so.c"Il-
sumption.
our country. The hume ruus letters we receive
from our various agents, informing us Of cures
effected III their Immediate nriglhorlmn!s.
warrant us i'll saying il is onr of ttc best. it moi
the very best cough medicine now br1nrc The
public. II almost inrariubiy r.iirrrx and not m.
FREQUENTLY cares the very uorSi cases. When
MI other cough pre- mar;iiions have failed, this
has relieved the patient, M Drnrnisla, dealers
ia medicines, and Itysiciuis rtn testify. Ask
the Agent III your nearest lcwn, what has been
his experience Of the effects of This incdirinc.
file has been selling it for any length Of line
he will tell you it Is tlu hest medicine cxtanl.
Below we give n few extracts from letters
we have Received lately regarding the virtues
of this r:cdicinc.
~: s, s.. Oslin, of Knoxville, Ga, says -
hare been nsing your Lircruort and Tar rrry
rItCnSireiy "a my practice for three years past,
and, il is ~iih pleasure / state my d,iicfm RS
slifEnIonlTy OVER ALL uTuEn ARTICLES
uiM uhich am acquainted, far uhich II is re.
commended"
.Mcssrs. Fitzgerald & Brnnrrs. writing from
Wnyncsville, y. e., says:-''Ihc Lircrunri
unt Tar is becoming daiiy more pnpuhar in MIS
country, AND WE THINK JUSTLY so. Az nho
hare tried II speak in ~c0nmrnIl ba terms Of H.
and say it is rcry brvcGcmi in ALTERNATING NE
Complaints for uhich Il IS recommended"
Our Agent i'll Pickens District, =. e.. Mr.. $.
II. McFall, assures us '.tllat he uses il Nth .rrni
benefit in his own family, aud recommends it
~ his neighbours He gives al instance OF Il
negro woman, in his vicinity, who had been
suffering with disease Of the lungs far wears,
attended will, Sc we're congh, who wuS relieved
by the IiNerwvFt and Tar.
Such are the good reports we hear Of this
medicine from all parts ofthc South. Forarc.
port OF the surprising cures il has Dcrforiurd IN
fhe Western and Northern AMI Easl crn States
tse would invite the suffering patient to read
!hc pamphlet winch accompanies cacl. bottle.
To all, wcsiy, hare h0Uc. hauc hODci
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-08-04
PAINTS, OILS,
BUSHES. WINDOW GLASS, {

TNHE subscribers have just received in store.
l. from ships Charmer. Saracen, Tornado,
Water Witch, Ncptune's Car, Boston Light,
Westward Ho, and S. S. Bishop, large addi-
ton to their stock, making it as heretofore,
the most extensive in this city. We have now
in store
Pure Lead, 20 tons, Atlantic and English;
Also 25 " Pure, Extra and No. /;
Zinc Paint, 10 tons, 'Tiemann's' u snow whit;
Paints 500 kegs English red yellow Il black;
10000 lbs. red, yellow & fire proof, dry;
Tiemann's COlors 50 cases, assorted cOlOrs;
Red Lead and Litharge, 5 tons, Atlantic and
English;
Linseed Oil. 1000 gals. boiled and raw;
Turpentine and Camphene, 2500 gallons;
Polar Lamp OIL 1000 gals. bleached;
Varnish. 1900 gals. Tilden's lst and I'd quail
ity COACH furniture. daurar, &C.;
Paint Brushes, 500 doz. Adams and StrattCns;
Whitewash do. 200 4"
Glue. 200 cases. China and Coopers;
Window Glass, 400 boxes assorted sizes, Ger
man. &C.;
Plate Glass. 20 plates, 53x84 to 96x123;
Putty, 3Obbls. IN bulk and badders.
Whiting, Red and White Chalk, ground and
lump Rotten Pumice Stone, Emery. Sand Pa
per- Black Lead. Bone Black. PAINT MILLS.
and our usual assortment of artists materials
and tools. Orders with remittances will be
promptly filed at the lowest market rates, by
SAWYER. JOHNSON & CO.,
Importers and Jobbers,
Nos. 1O3 and los Front street, next to the
corner of Washington, San Francisco.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-08-04

voting at such election have voted in favor of
calling convention the Legislature shall, at
at its next session, provide by law for calling a
convention to be holden within six months after
the passage of such law; and such convention
shall consist of number of members not less
than that Of both branches of the Legislature
The Constitution that may have been agreed
upon and adopted by such convention should
be submitted to the people at special cleo
tion, to be provided for by law. for their rati-
fcatiOn or rejection. Each voter shall express
his opinion by depositing in the ballot-bOx a
ticket whereon shall he written or printed, the
words for the new Constitution" or against
the new Constitution" The returns of such
election shall. in such manner as the conven-
ton shall direct. be certified to the Executive
Of this State, who shall call to his assistance
the Comptroller. Treasurer. and Secretary of
State, and compare the votes so certified to
him. If by such examination it be ascertain
ed that a majority of the whole number of
votes cast at such election be in favor of such
new Constitution the Executive of this State
shall by his proclamation declare such new
Constitution to be the Constitution of the
State of California.
Upon the above fifth proposed amendment
the ayes and noes were taken with the follow
ing result:
Ayes Andrews. Arlington. Ashley. Baker,
Beatty, Brown of Contra Costa. Brown of Ne
vada. Butfum Burke Cammett. Cory. Clayton,
Coombs, Cunningham of Ell Dorado. Curtis,
Dana, Douglass, Doughty, Edwards, Farwell.
Flournoy, Ferguson. Geller, Gober, Graves,
Gragg, Hosmer. Johnston of San Francisco,
Jones. Keyes. Kinney. Lincoln, McCurdy, Mel
lus. Meredith, Moreland Murdoch. OXley,
Palmer, Phelps. Quinn. Rodgers, Rowe. Ry-
land, Stevens, Sherrard. Singley, Stewart.
Taiaferro. Updegratt, Watkins, Wells, Whit
ney. and Mr.. Speaker-54.
Noes - Bogardus. Brewton. Covarrubias,
Cunningham of Sierra. Farley, Ferrell, Fos-
ter. Gaylord, Hunt, johnson of Ell Dorado,
McCutchen, Stephenson, Vneyard-l3.
So the fifth amendment was adopted.
The within (above) proposed amendments
to the Constitution passed the Assembly this
18th day of April, 1855 the vote being taken
separately upon each amendment
j. NJ. ANDERSON.
Clerk of Assembly.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-08-04
PROCLAIM alton.

WHEREAS. The first section of the tenth
Article of the Constitution of the State Of
California requires that amendments to the
Constitution. after having been adopted by
the Legislature, shall be published three
months, with the yeas and nays thereon, and
referred to the next Legislature.
Now. therefore, John Bigler, Governor of
the State Of California, in compliance with
the constitutional requirement to see the laws
faithfully executed do hereby direct the pub
lication of the amendments of the Constitu-
ton adopted by the Legislature of 1856 for
the period of three months. and commend the
same to the consideration of the citizens of
eaid State Of California
Witness by hand and the Great Seal Of
the H. ST. State at the City of Sacramento
this 3lst day of May, 1855.
Attest: ]. w. DENVER, Secretary of State.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-08-04
DR.. j. ID. BROWNS
NJ EDICAL 90 MS.

Corner (236) Washington St, 4 WaverIy Place,
San Francisco.
JARED d. BROWN, NJ. d.. the only regu-
y larly educated and competent Physician
now advertising in California. The first Ply
scan to establish dispensary on the Pacific
coast for the cure of malacles secrets.
The only one that can be relied upon to per-
form radical cures, and in whom you can place
implicit confidence.
If you have disease, you that are wise. go
to DR.. j. D. Brown, and escape the misery that
will surely follow if you place yourselves in
the hands of notorious quacks
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-08-04

Spch are the effects of the poison upon the
animal economy when once Introduced into
the system. saying nothing of the tortures Of
the mind to which the syphalitic parient is
is subjected.
Young men why do you suffer when you
can be relieved? Is it because you have been
imposed upon by noted impires of our city?
Have your cases been tampered with until
hope is destroyed? Danish your fears. the
means are at hand Ask and you shall re-
ceve. DR.. Browns success is unparalleled,
and he is daily adding new laurels to his
wreath. Call at his office corner (236) of
Washington street and Waverly Place.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-08-04

to the Constitution passed by the Senate this
2Oth day of March, 1855, by ayes and noes
the vote being taken separately on each
amendment.
VIM. A. CORNWALL,
Secretary of the Senate.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-08-04
Il WORD TO THE WISE.

ME would caution you against certain pol
w troons who have tried in vain to injure
me since resumed practice in this city, but
their sickly efforts and low bred attempts are
an index to their minds, and bespeaks the
principles of the men whose names should be
Envy and Avarice.
What made the men Of envy what they are?
Twas worth in others, vileness in themselves;
A lust of praise, with undeserving deeds,
And consc ous Of poverty of soul. and still.
1t is their earnest work and daily tod,
With lying tongue to make the noble seem
Mean as themselves" But
Non ego mordaci distrnXi carmine quenqucem.