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The Placer herald., 1855-09-29
:Br. j. G. Xoung's
MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SuNORN, Nav BUN. lSDJ.

SONORA. May 3oh. lSoo.
nR. YOUNG-I am the happit>t man in this
IL country aud yet. only three months since. |
had dcspa red Of ever being well man. You
will r. COLLECT that in March | called upon you. Il
discouraged and almost hrok down man. aill ct
cd with complaint brought on ly ma>turlation
and aggravated ly the remains Of an ill-treatcd
ventr,al disease. 50 dept, ted that could do no
work and had no wish to 1--we. Away from friends
and home my suntrings were into lablc, As IL
last release | called to see you, and your cncour-
aging ads ice gave me some nope. although it ,vnr
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 mn,t as | then
was. Now mark the changc-irom day to day |
grow gradually better until now enjoy RECT
hrallh-and although | am not so strong as |
could wish. yet am gaining strength every day.
| can do now my days work iii the mines with
most Of them. | introduce to your favorable
conSid, ration the bear r of .his note; he is trou
blrd IN the same way although not 50 bad as was.
Cure h IN as you have me and he will thank YOU
rs iervrnly Hs do and let me tell you that the
III ssingS OF an honest man is worth more than II
dozen fees. Give my respects to Little IL Co.,
and say to them that sctd my thanks for the
aL!e way th pr pared The III dicints you pre-
th the exp citation that you viii publish il. for
which YOU have my voluntary consent. aud hope
it will meet the eye Of some suffi ring fellow NOR
tHland that he will follow advice and consult you
at ouce, tn rchy freeing himself from his dire cal
am.ty. Resp, ctlully your humile patient.
inlyllmy WM. !. BlTMAN
The Placer herald., 1855-09-29
THE WRONG BOX.

Larry McMnllen was clerk in a store
Where dry goods by wholesale are sold;
The most of his business was sweeping the floor,
And knocking the boxes about the door;
OF reading and writing he knew nothing more
Than colt that is half year old.
Now rich widow from Libbareen sent
To purchase some merchandise rare.
And to packing it up in a box Larry went,
But, a little bit corncd and wild labor 'erSpent,
He stumbled and fell in n box that was meant
For different description of ware.
All night he lay snug in II beautiful dramc,
Till morning craWled over the sky;
Then to nail up the boxes the carpenter came.
According to orders he fastened the same,
And the place was so dark nobody could blame
If Larry he did not espy.
The Placer herald., 1855-09-29

HAwAI1N NoLcANo.-A letter from Hon
OF kileuea, tone of the largest in the worldly
on the Island OF Hawaii, is in state Of un-
usual activity The lava by the last ac-
counts, had run down on the Puma or lee
side of the island, about two miles The re-
Election can be seen at Waineau, a distance
of one hundred miles from this gigantic lab
oratory Of natures pyrotechnics.
Stnte journal
The Placer herald., 1855-09-29
THE PLACER HERALD.
AGENTS.

w. B. II. DoDSoN. Sacramento City, at the State
Journal Office, on Street.
THOMAS BoYcE, San Francisco No. 81 Merchant
street.
WELLS FARGO & Co. and the PACIFIC
EXPRESS co. are our General Agents for Placer
County,. Advertisements Job Work or Subscrip-
tions to the Herald left at either of their Offices
will be promptly forwarded to us.
The Placer herald., 1855-09-29

DEATH By CHoLERA-A man named Mag-
nus Torsell was taken suddenly i'll on Thurs
day, with cramps in his bowels, and died
that afternoon. The physicians pronounce
his case cholera. We have been informed
that he ate heartily of watermelon on We'd
neslay night before going home. He WAS a
printer by profession. Torn Talk
The Placer herald., 1855-09-29
PLACEIv.L!.E. May zS, sos.

n Z. J. {. YOUNG: DEAR SlR-Wouls cannot cX-
~ press the gratitude feel is due TO you for tbc
benefit have received from your truly invaluable
course Of tr atmtnt Of my caSc while prescribing
for m. think cannot justify myself without
giving tbs small token OF my lhankiulncss and
este IN, for you haze bcpG ,hr ans OF suciH &
mY hJe. and restoring to me that health VII ch
bad so long dc>pa Il OF again enjoying. had
for Il long tame Uour ycars.) been troubled with
that most dreadful scourgc of young p. oplr SEM
inal weakness or nocturnal missions. which so
weakened me, 10th body and mind that | WAS
OIL ged to give up mining altogether | consult
ed one of the best physicians go "alled.) in the
mountain districts. and after car, ,iul exam L.
aton OF my case he gave mt m,d.cincs. | CON
tinurd under his treatment for three months
without receiving any benefit. in fact grew worse
from week to week. unit! al last got discouraged
and asked HIM for his opinion. ] told him not to
fear to tell me ihe whole truth for should rath
cr know the worst at once, than to live in sus-
p'nsc. had lost about thirty pounds OF hcsh
and knew that he at least could not cure me and
aS was then going on. death must s0On count ne
as one OF lis victims, This physician then told
me that my was ncurabr that | had better
not take any more medicines. He said was in a
decline which was fast tending to pulmonary CON
sumption.
then despaired of obtaining any relief. and
saw that unless something was done to nit gate
the complaint that should be numbered with the
dead or what is worse. be II raving maniac Hap
pening to see one of your books, the Pocket rs
culapns, made up my mind at once to call and
consult you with the dctt trmnaton of trying
once more to get relief if you would undertake
the case. Oh, how thankful ana for !hat deter
mination. l commenced taking the medicines
prescribed by you. and ! am now. through their
heating powers restored to pt feet health. I shall
not lail to recommend you to any OF my friends
that require assistance. for man that can cure
a case as bad as mine was. can cure every disease
that flesh is heir TO- if there is life enough left in
the system to build upon.
Receive my most sincere and heartfelt thanks
and esteem. S. W. RElGIILEA.
iulyl4my
The Placer herald., 1855-09-29
DR.. j. p. Browns
MEDICAL ROOMS.
CORNER (236) WASHINGTON STREET AND
WAvERLy PPACE,
SAN FRANCISCO,

JARED D. BROWN, NJ. D. the only regularly
y educated and competent Physician now advcr-
tising in California. The first Physician to estab-
lish dispensary on the Pacific coast for the cure
of malacles socretss
The only one that can be relied upon to perform
radical cures, and in whom you can place implicit
confidence.
If you have disease, you that are wise, go to
DR.. j. y. Brown, and escape the misery that will
surely follow if you place yourselves i'll the hands
of notorious quacks.
The Placer herald., 1855-09-29
Decision of the Supreme Court.
Rendered. Saturday, September 18th, 1855


The People vs. Elizabeth Appegate. The 4th
section of the 9th article of the Constitution of
this State provides that The Supreme Court
shall have appellate jurisdiction in II cases when
the matter in dispute exceeds two hundred dollars
when the legality of any tax toll or impost or
municipal fine is in question: and in criminal cases
amounting to felony on quest onS of law alone.
The word or is substituted for on in the printed
copy of the Constitution BY reference to the en-
crossed copy on file in the office of the Secretary
of State. it is apparent that this is mis- print
which alters the whole scope of the section.
Following the rules of construction adopted by
us in the case of Caulfrd VS.. Hudson, and Bur
gOvne VS.. The Sup rvisorS of San Francisco, this
section will admit of but one interpretation for
as then dtcdcd if the grant of appellate excludes
origina jurisdiction and the amount specified OF
two hundred dollars: limits and negatives iurs-
diction smaller amounts than two hundred
dollars in civil cases. the words in the latter
part of the section in Grim nal caSes amounting
10 felony limits the jurisdiction of this Court
ccpt as to the case provided.
We have sought in vain for some escape from,
this conclusion, but the letter of the Consliuti on
rs well as the debates OF the Convention show this
to have been the intention of its trainers. They
seem to have acted upon the hypothesis that the
Supreme Court ought not TO he occupied in de
tcrmining inconsiderable controversies, and some
of The members of that body were even opposed
to appeals in cases Of felony.
From this it will appear that this Court has nc
appellate jurisdiction in cases of misdcmcanors or
crimes of less degree than felony. and that nc
jurisdiction can be conferred by the Legislature in
these cases. We cannot leave this subject without
expressing our regret at the conclusion to which
we are forced to come and the policy which ac
tuated the Convention. As the law stands
these cases are tried hy the Courts of Sessions
tribunals which may be said without disrcspect
do not always in our State. possess the legal
knowledge which would Justify confidence in the
finaity of their decisions.
1t will not unfrcquently happen that the judg-
ment of these Courts will be different in the vari-
ouS counties of the State. and uncontrolled by any
supervisory or appellate power. they may become
the engines of persecution and oppression. We
would respectfully recommend to the Legislature
that the power of these courts to fine and mpriso
should be limited. and that the District Courts
should he invested with urisd iction in all cases
when any serious punishment is attached.
Writ of error dismissed with costs
MCRRAY. C. J.
| concur uEYDENFELDT J.
The Placer herald., 1855-09-29
RECOMMENDATIONS.

The Anti Morbus Galcus cured me. j. HIS.
One box answered my purpose. a. NJ
1t is supgrio to all oth,rr,m dies. CRIB.
Many certificates have been handed us by
thankful patients with the privilege of using
their Names but the delicacy of the subject pre-
vents us giving any of them in full.
j. ID. BROWN, NJ, ID.
The Placer herald., 1855-09-29

A MARTYR One of the French sisters of
charity engaged i'll ministering to the sick
and wounded soldiers in the East, has fallen
victim to her zeal and devotion, and per-
isllcd. At her funeral, the cross which was
carried before the coffin, was escorted by
Turkish soldiers with arms reversed
The Placer herald., 1855-09-29

THE GOLD lIUMBUG.-Ihe report Of the
discovery of rich gold mines on the Red
Fork Of the Arkansas River has turned out
to be a humbug. Some two thousand per-
sons at great expense were led to 90 to these
reported mines and thev found no gold. 1t
is said the man Pool, who gave public the
report about these mines, is afraid to return
to the State.
The Placer herald., 1855-09-29

The Real Estate Of Philadelphia is valued
at one hundred and fifty millions Of dollars;
viii e the personal estate, in furniture goods,
wines and merchandise, money, stocks, rail
roads and canals is estimated to be worth
not less than one thousand millions Of dol
lars
The Placer herald., 1855-09-29

HEAVY BETTIVG.-The Boston Times saws
that Mr.. Ten Evck, of Louisiana, has offered,
in the city of New York to bet $4,000 that
General Pierce will obtain twenty States and
$4,000 more that he will be elected Presi-
dent at the next election. if nominated by
the Democracy.
The Placer herald., 1855-09-29

Amos Kendall, distinguished politician
during the administration of Jackson era, is
now living in Indianapolis, old, feeble and
worn out, exceedingly white-haired, and tot
tering on the verge Of eternity.
The Placer herald., 1855-09-29

A young lady down east advertises for the
young man that embraced an opportunity,
and says if he will come over to their town
he can do better.
The Placer herald., 1855-09-29

PRorosAL TO Build 4 SIX DAY STEAMER.
Mr. John w. Gritiiths, Marine Architect, of
New York. holds himself in readiness to con
tract to build a steamer on the liteboat prin-
cip.e, which shall be able to cross the At
lanic ocean from New York, within the
week accidents to machinery only excepted,
carrying l20 first class passengers for $3.50
600 500, 900 of which shall be forfeited if
the vessel does not perform as agreed upon;
and the vessel be ready for service within
one year of The date of the contract.
The Placer herald., 1855-09-29

WoS'r TAKE HlM.-The principal portion
Of the distinguished Wings of Ohio refuse
to support the Abolitionist, Chase, for Gov
crnor.
The Placer herald., 1855-09-29
Then the fellow who marked all the boxes drew

nigh.
And bad piece of business he made.
For he wrote on the box in which Larry did lie
For Mrs. Mclaughlin; take care and keep dry"
Alas for poor Larry. how soon he would die,
If that sCurVy command were obeypd.
The box was sent ly railrord in haste,
In the widows fine dwelling it sat.
And the widow. who had mechanical taste.
Next cniz ID 4 Matched and quickly uncaScd
MMnllen who roared ike terrified baSte,
"Och, smitherecns. what are you att
The widow was terribly frightened at first
At what seemed an internal machine
Expecting to see fifty tcndS from it burst,
But whcn she discovered MAN was the worst,
Her tears all ended. her doubts dispersed
And her rapture plain to be seen.
Och Molly. look here" thus she cried to her maid
Come and see what the marchnts have sent;
! wrote for such things rs a widdcr ght made
And ia tn. but the fellows have strictly obeyed;
Sal luck to he now but I'll them well paid,
For they give me entire content
Where am T." said Larry; ''Faix darlint, you're
The W dow replied, with a smile
Cries the lat. 80 am. sure enought; but fear
! have sent the wrong box "Ncyer mind it, my
dear
said the widow. and gave him leer,
That cut to his heart like file.
It. happy I ain, then" MMncn rejoined
IF thr goods suit your ladyslip's taste.
II DRY goods YOU wanted. you'll sartinly find
That | II suit you at for I'm that very kind"
Very well. then" says she. that's the goods to
my mind,
And now let us send for the PraiSt.
The Placer herald., 1855-09-29

THE FoRGER-Charles Johnson, who was
accused the other day of forging the name
ofWalter Lyons, blind beggar. and arrested
at the Bay, has been sent back to Ell Dorado
for trial.
The Placer herald., 1855-09-29
HEY Y DENFELDr. j .

FoR ACAPULco.-The Chronicle says that
the parizans Of Alvarez have purchased two
of the best pilot boats in San Francisco har-
Dor, the Golden Gate and Dancing Feather,
for $4,000 for the use of the revolutionary
party in Mexico.
The Placer herald., 1855-09-29

SOUTHERN COPPER ORE.-There are very
rich mines of copper in Tennessee and Geor-
gja. No less than 9,55S,958 pounds Of it
were carried over the Central Georgia Rail
road last year, and exported from Savannah
TO England.
The Placer herald., 1855-09-29

Thales, Solon, Chio, Pittacus, Bias. Cleo
buus, Periandes-the seven wise men OF
Greece.
The Placer herald., 1855-09-29

FRoM JApAN.-A proclamation has been
issued in Japan which denies the right of
Americans to live in that country unless
compelled by shipwreck or distress.
The Placer herald., 1855-09-29

G. Z. Bingham (actor) who was nearly
killed in the Denim affair. has recovered, and
is agaIn upon the stare
The Placer herald., 1855-09-29

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS was evac-
uated lin accordance with orders from St.
Petersburg) on the 10th Of April last. y
channel was sawed through the ice in the
harbor for the egress Of the vessels, and the
inhabitants embarked on the above date on
the trigate 1aroyo, the armed transport
DwiDo brig and a bark. SIb.
RELIGIOUS NEWSPAPERS IL ESGLAND-
The Londoa Portot says that a religious
newspaper is unknown in England, and that
in those of religious kind, religion must be
subordinate, and secularty reign supreme.
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FLORIDA.

Bidders are r.qu,S.ed 10 es,1nins carefully the in.
sructi ms, forms Of proposal c, attached 10 this
advertisement.
6oOl FROM Charleston, o, by jacksonville, Fla
VI ndarin, Hsgnolii Mills Middle rg, Pi o.
lata, and Gran @ Mills, to L lats A. 900 miles
and back. twick geek
Les,e Charleston Tues lay and Saturday at . N
Arrive At Jacks nv l. 1T DAYS by l2m
L.vs jacksonville Wednesday and sunday at
l2m -
Arrive at Pilstks next days byea
Lave Pilatka Mnndsy and Thursday at IN
Arrive st Jacksonville next days by 3.m
Leave jacksonville Tuesday and Friday at 4
am
Arrive st Charleston ne d.ys by 10 m
Bid. 10 ex'en1 to Weaka are invited
$500 Firm jacksonville, by Farher's Auisator,
$1,000 ttls River, MinsIsl Springs Cclumbus,
nsdison, Sandy Ford, ard Monticello, to
Tsll.hssses, 1872 miles and back, twice
week.
/. Leave Jacksonville Sunday AMI Wednesday At
7pm
Asriv at TsIsha:rss In As hours by7pm
Lave bsltshssses sunday std ws1n,sday nj 2
an
Arrive at Jacksonville Ia 4s hours, by Sam
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oi4s From Centoo, ty eSl Ground, Harna1sviiIe,
snd Jano 70 fahloness 40 mites and back,
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csa6 From Tsllshassse, by Bephsd.n, Shell Point
Pa. tuxet and sopchop:y, to walker, 90 miles
~ and esck opcs veek.
Leave Tallahassee eine day at An
Arrive ct walker newt dsv by - n
L-sye Walker Taursd " at y M
Arrive at Tsllsha see merit day byopn
Ts,ogee river. to Ridleysvflle, and back, once
B,doers viii STATE tn. dss,nc. and propose q
8 b du1e.
es 81 Frsm insp'cs % fiahollowsy 20 miles ant
bses, oscs week
Leave still epica n ndsy at Am
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Leave Piuhol ouay Monday at pm
Arrive ct stilrp.cs same asy BY pm
6sS Pr m Madison by Charles Mills, Chsrles Ferry,
srd New Bost n. to Clay Landing, 90 miles
ard bark, once a week
Lesvs naiison Monday af 2 Am
Arrive at Clay In: ding next Wednesday BY 8
Law Clay Lsnding Thursday attain
Arrive at Madison next Saturday by 6p N !.
es39 from Madison. BY Hamburg and Clifton, to
aroversville, Ga, % miles an back, once 0
Leave Madison Monday ct am
arrive At 'roversvi 10 came day by 6pm
Leave Growers lie Tuesday al 6 m
A rive It ssds Il same day By 6pm
$40 From wsrks, nab by .esslsy, Mossly Hall
and ct Hep ca TO Madison, 80 miles and back,
CO awe.k
Leave wsnke-nsb THURSDAY .tesn
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back. tines q elk
leave Q ,incy Monday, Wednesday aad Friday
siam
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ton.
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JcOSTNcEp KOk SUPPLEMENT. |

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"a nile AID "a once Eeek
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iea' "NeSoc.tge lhUrs2=y a. loan
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sHeet Voter & LaTTe- c WILL 20 ME an
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INSTRUCTIONS

Form of proposal ,ohere no change from advertise
ment u Contemplated by the bidder.
I. -. Of -. county Of -. State q
pr Pc 10 ~nvey he mail from July
1855 10 June 80 1889 IN route No frm-
to - ~grees ly to the ad ser ,s~ment of tn.
Postmaster raj, sted January :, 1856, and By
Iho allowing IN de Of cow vance, viz:
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CLIO ON palmst0 by County lire ana Osdar
Bransa = RIVER form, 70 mites aud back,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-23
Parliamentary Cable.

AlIudina to lons-winded parliamentary
.,eeches the London Dispatch says !:
"Oh! seldom speaking Cromwell--w hose
vocation was by no means to talk, who made
Europe tremble, Ireland orderly, England
rreat how need we wonder that true
worker should seek to get rid OF chattcring
Parliamentary magpies, and pray the Lord
70 deliver us from Sir Harry Vanes" Oh!
silent Washington, who conquer the mighty
and found the erestest empire in the world,
hut whom a D'isracl could confound in ut
ter,nce. Oh! taci.urn Burns. who could
make Rome illus,rious, and etface Carthage
from the worlds map, hut could not outspeak
Ehe tawest Of reporters! Have we not fall
on on evil days and evil tongues"
Burke once arose in the House OF Com
mons with some papers in his hand, upon
(which he intended 10 make motion. when
\ ROUGH -hewn member started up and ex-
claimed "Mr. Speaker, ! hope the honora-
bile member does not intend to read that bum
{dle of papers, and to bore us with long
kpeech in the bargain" Mr.. Burke was so
kufocated with rage as to lose all uttcrance,
lind absolutci, ran ont of the House, upon
Which George Soiwin remarked, that it was
khe only time he had seen the fable realized
LA lion put to fight by the braying OF an
kss -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-02-23

TIE "BELLows Pre- OF THE GREEN MoUS-
fuys. On one of the mountain roads III
Mention, Rutland county, Vermont, there Is
! spot which, on account OF strong current
N air which is almost perpetually III motion
Mere, il cillFd the bellows pipe OF the
Ercen Mountains" The Woodstock Mercury
fays tina, al stage from Rutland was pass
|na through this place on the 25th ult., the
kind was su violent that the body of the We
kicle was blown from the wheels and could
tnly be kept on the axletrecs by being cham
a Iowa. One woman was blown INTO an
bdioining tiali and five men lost their hats
3 rescuing her Locomotion was impracti-
tablc, and the wayarcrs were obliged to put
I D for the night in neighboring house,
khch weathered the tornado without dam
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or Daily 6a5ette.
DaycnpOrt, February 20, 1885.
rival Of the Baltic.

The Baltic arrived at New York Wednes.
day afternoon A new Ministry had been
formed with Lord 'Palmerston as Premier.
vo.v little other news. Affairs in the Cri-
mea unchanged. Russians constantly ma
li,o sorties. Army sickly. Siege works
progressing
A sortie was made on tho %! by the gar
rison at Scbastopol and great loss was sus-
famed by the French. The British army
before sebastopol is said 10 number 300
600.