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THoR THE SPRING TRADE, Gents Ho-
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CLOTHING Made to order Cheaper than
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TT MON HALL, HOTEL AND REEfIsl :
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CHIRTS! Shirts "A fine assortment oil
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THOR RENT, OR SALE-The Modern
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PROPERTY AGENCY.

March l7-law2m
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-09-01

voting at such election have voted in favor OF
calling a convention the Legislature shall at
at its next session, provide Icy law for calling a
convention to be holden within six months after
the passage of such law: and such convention
shall consist of n 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 a special clec-
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 be 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 Butium. Burke. Cammett, Cory. Clayton,
Coombs, Cunningham Of Ell Dorado, Curtis.
Dana, Douglass Doughty. Edwards. Farwel.
Flournoy. Ferguson. Geller, Gober, Graves,
Gragg. Hosmcr. Johnston of San Francisco.
Jones. Reyes. Kinney. Lincoln, McCurdy. Mel
lus. Meredith Moreland, Murdock, OXley.
Palmer. Phelps Quinn. Rodgers, Rowe. Ry-
land. Stevens. Sherrard, Singley. Stewart.
Taliaferro Updegraft. 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. Nineyard-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., 1855-09-01
SONORA, Nav 3Otb. 1855.


DR. YOUNG-I am the happiest man in this
~ country, and yet. only three months since.
had dcspared Of ever being q well man.
You will recollect that in March ] called upon
you discouraged and almost broken down
man, aft l;cted with complaint brought on by
masturba ion aud aggravated by the remains
of an ill-trea,ed venereal disease. so depleted
that could do no work and had no wish to
live. Away from friends and home my suffer-
ings were intolerable. As a last release |
called to see you, and your encouraging adj
vice gave me some hope, although it was small
at that time. At any rate | determined to
try. for | had every thing to gain and nothing
to lose in the way of health; for die must as
] then was Now mark the change-from day
to day grew gradually better, until | now
enjoy perfect health-and although am not
so stron9sas | could wish, yet am gaining
strength every day. | can do now my day s
work in the mines with most of them. | in
troduce to your favorable consideration the
bearer of this note; he is troubled i'll the same
way although not so bad as was. Cure him
as you have me and he will thank you as fer
vently as do, and let me tell you that the
blessings Of an honest man is worth more than
dozen fees. Give my respects to Little q
Co., and say to them that send my thanks
for the able way they prepared the medicines
you prescribed. Dear doctor, | have written
this letter with the expectation that you will
publish it, for which you have my voluntary
consent and | hope it will meet the eye of
some suffering fellow mortal and that he will
follow advice and consult you at once, thereby
freeing himself from his dire calamity.
Respectfully your humble patient,
mly14my WIN. J. BITMAN.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-09-01
Proclamation.

WHEREAS. The first section of the tentl
Article of the Constitution OF the State o
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
licaton of the amendments of the Consttu-
ton adopted by the Legislature of 1855 for
the period of three months. and commend the
same to the consideration Of the citizens OF
said State of California.
Witness by hand and the Great Seal of
the RI. ST. State. at the City of Sacramento.
this 3lst day of May, 1855.
Attest: J. w. DENVER. Secretary of State.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-09-01

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 bc relieved? Is it because you have been
imposed upon 10y 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-
ceive. Dr.. Browns success is unparalleled,
and he is daily adding new laurels to his
wreath. Call at his Office corner (236) or
Washington street and Waverly Place.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-09-01
Il UORD TO THE WISE.

WE would caution you against certain pol
w troons who have tried in vain to njure
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 Avarlce.
What made the men of envy what they are?
Twas worth in others, vileness in themselves;
A lust of praise with undeserving deeds.
And conscious Of poverty of soul. and still.
1t is their earnest work and daily toll,
With lying tongue. to make the noble seem
Mean as themselves.' But
Non ego mordaci distrlnXi carmne quenqucem.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-09-01
DR.. j. ~. BROWNS
NJ EDICAL ROOM S

" " Ut IT > tOFf =
San Francisco.

san FGAnCISCO.
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., 1855-09-01

to the Constitution passed by the Senate this
10th day of March, 1855, by ayes and noes
the vote being taken separately on each
amendment.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-09-01

ERMATORRIOEA. OR LOCAL WEAK
- NESS, Nervous Debility. Low Spirits Las
situde. Weakness of the Limbs and Back, In
disposition and lncapabiity for Labor and
Study. Dulness of Apprehension Loss OF
Memory. AVERSION to Society. Love of Soil
tude. Timidity. SelfDistrust, Di2Zines. Head
ache Involuntary Discharges. Pains in the
Side. Affections OF the Eyes. Pimples on the
Face. Sexual and other infirmites in man. are
cured without fail hy the justly celebrated
Physician and Surgeon, l.. J. CZAPkA1. His
method of curing diseases is new, unknown to
others,) and hence his great success. All con-
situations. by letter or otherwise, free.
The attention of the reader is called to the
following: A lady Of high standing in society,
and great respcctabiity. published a card in
the Philadelphia Sunday Dispatch, Septem-
Der 18th. 1851 which is as follows:
"A CARD.-The undersig gned feels it her du-
ty to express her heartfelt gratitude to DR..
Czapkay for the successful cure of herselfand
child. The latter having been afflicted by
severe attack of Cholera Intantum,' was
given up as incurabe by some of the most
celebrated physicians. when she called on DR..
Czapkay- whom she heard very favorable re-
port and who. after a short period. restored
the child to perfect health Encouraged by
this extraordinary result. she sought advice
herself for the scrofuOus malady with which
she had been afflicted for eight years. and
which withstood the treatment of the best
physicians in Europe and America. But Dr.
Czapkay has succeeded in aiording her per
manent relief so that she can now enjoy life,
which for eight years had lost all charms to
her. She therefore deems it due to herself
and to all sick and afflicted to recommend DR..
| Czapkay as one of the most skilful physicians
within the United States.
MRS CAROLINE CRAY.
Cor. Walnut d 7th sts.. Philadelphia, "a.
A. CHASER, Notary Public, 1876, 7th ST.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-09-01

The following is an editorial notice in the
Boston Daiy Times of August 5th, 1853:
A SKILFUL PHYSIClAN-Dr. L. J. Cap
kay has opened an Office at No. 10 Pleasant
street, in this city. DR.. c, is an Hungarian by
birth. and was connected with the patrotlc
army as physician and surgeon under the pat-
ronage of Kossuth. lie combines with mn
ished education and the most refined anu
agreeable manners. the most extensive sclel,
tifc abilities and skill in his profession, ana
we feel much pleasure in recommending MN
to our citizens as physician and genti.eeman,'
DR.. Czapkay has spent some time in lhilaue1-
phia where he won the confidence and 1flenu-
ship of those who became acquainted WIZ
him. Among his friends in Philadelphia are
gentlemen of the highest respectability, wl'n
whom we are personally acquainted. ne nau
an extensive practice in Hungary. before inc
Austrans and Russians compelled nlm w
leave it for being found guilty OF excessive
patriotism. We hope he will ryceive tnaI pa
tronage due a man Of so eminent capaciy'
The above are only few of the many 'en'
tmonals whidh DR.. Czapkay has in ms pos
session. but cannot publish for want OF space
All consultations (by letter or otherwlse) lree"
Address to
DIR. D. J. CZAPKAY,
Medical Institute, Armory Hall,
Corner Sacramento and Montgomery sts.,
Je 9-my oan rEauo'e0"'
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-09-01

The Anti Morbus Galicus cured me. }. III. ).
One box answered my purpose. A. NJ. +.
1t is superior to all other remedies. c. Il. b.
Many certificates have been handed Us by
thankful patients. with the privilege of using
their names but the delicacy of the subject
prevents us giving any of them in full.
IL
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We t.fn nota passcostr aAt the irsia orngiDg tns
tasssng.fs sha hasfsg. tho is,hss n PAna@ Il
'sAs M C-fF. - ~ Asrnvsi 'E "a. Asi pss-age %
fast stsAfnsf received than i~sSiy Eve hoass "a
sss 'fr fss Aiaas ssa thit ths stira bsgzsgs $40
sF~Afds n thr~~ thousand cellsrs a.sing = ttal 4
e. 0o ~ ssfoss r. N Fsnsaa . Aspin vsil
M sems@aJ Ls.s tgS trains ss<b vsy ~ steamer
I.sastesfs BESIDES AZ ths l.-si ,ssvs irsia Rms
.ssk ~ every oshsr asy g. shs 'oesi business
no I.lsvNss AZ naAsb tsnd csmpsay have A.
ssf.t ssssi snnus' Sisissaa ofsis psf e-ut
rhs stlv. - shs fnpprts AMI sryofis y has go'i q
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The Board Of canvassers reas.~mblei YESTERDAY morn
ing the President In The chair being understood thai
the Board would announce the oneisi vote mseh
larger number n outsiders pre.n, than had ben
for several days The Chairman stated ths, the total.
had been summed up BY the Clerk but 20 tss, The seea
ray Of bis figures and 10 give tho rssaD IA Sfssl
character, II necessary tho adding shouH - -
vi-sd BY the members ~ the Board The sgp-rviors
accordingly proceeded to add up the rolufnn.
which, with fhe exception a hour recet oocapaef
the day until O'Clock
After the realizing Of tho ohcai statensnt q tho ~
greeate votes. and declaration ~ the a The eAn
dates receiving the greatest number the several sia
menfs read duly a,testei by the chairnsn and
Secretary And ordered TO bs filed With the County csfk
copies thereof being transmitted 70 the Bard Of r'se
CanvaAerr.
The Chairman then ANNOUNCED that Il only remained
for I'll Hoati elect shat tspers shoald pablh tAs
Official stAtemept Of the canvass.
Alderman EIr moved that the sarne ,nrnAls ss'e-fe'
70 publish the Last years report be aathofset - pub
hsh this. The melton adopted
The following are The papers ~ annoanes1 ~ = rer
visor Noofh Who VAS Las, yesr The chairuAan - tn
COMMITTEES 70 which the chocs a payers rsisrsl
Tribune, Times. Herald, Express Evening Pot J9urns
a. Commerce. Sunday Atlas and Sanfay iisps,cb. IN
The Bcafd, at az 7. ", 4sJoufnsa rin> a. Il
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Il Iherayussts iodAy inelaae 10000 sent y Bau-
more an ~ receipts go 90 ~ tfansfsf ar.f,.
I bsfrn.
i ths warrants entered - the Treasury Department
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statement showing ths total quantity u each arsoss
ns cleared the Canal At ana tho total qsanssy %
each article lsf from the cs1sl At hes York dafns the
aonth u November is5t. And si.o ibs -bols
II olls rscsiy~a boat pAsenxrrs fgT nses as As.
zach ai,lele for the same rsTioi,-
dffirt1 cloar~f In I'll.
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very urk psstfy d sugar mAiias. v~as 70 c.~s,
rather lice spot and quiet rs<ssl hss4 NJ, Ms.
son trying 10 ct Cts6" passs fes ~ sssSrssis-
ment ~ strAngsrs but IL slE he~~v~r lsssed
clean and II may keep = tsrss
We are just mes grttisg csts~ss sDk v.r~heass~ IN
sugar., which makes u place fCsrd~sssl-sr n
viii bt--second In Importance the lrssd vl try Mt
TO BE- quite 50 dis 10 my ANT sd sr~ss ths
real things. Moiss~es hss h~~a sid ssy a. ~
rais per kse. sor Becsnab~F d.vrsy also sagxs haze
men bargsined for (maseovssoI st A p~s srrcss 90
- per quintsl. tglck-
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-05
lxponrASr Observation-Disclosures ACQUITTED

Friday morning cis<Rn seamen, calling themselves
Leonard doughty, John smith, Nicholas lear, simon
Carlton, William Lamb. Charles Cook Frederick Wheeler
William Lord, Henry Marrhan, Samuel York and Joseph
Rosder we're arraiFned iu the United States Circuit
Court Judge Halybu presiding the charge cf
fusing to do duty while board the ship Arcoe A.
trnan master the said vessel then lying Ia Hampton
Roads. Capt. pitman states that the refused ~
obey his commando and exhibited TO the Court the ship
pDq parer of the vessel with the Of the prisoners
upon H. bu the prosecution could not prove that they
had signed IT, to Judge discharged the accused, he
was bound 80 Do. The decision la this win involve
new ssuss In the maritime ervi:e and probably leaf
a reform long needed in shipping sesmen; becsu-e
tiers vessels will In future take the precauon 10 b.
prepared 10 prove the Signature o. each sailor he
playa and In doing this the poor tar VIII be protected
sgsinst forced shipments while intoxicated BY hesreas
shipping masters --RicA,nond Enquirer, Moo. 3, III