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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10


NTOW ole,iry u IiSpAlf'- ev yenti,
IN aud Fauc, G,pi st,,", NJ. ltG IN mi
street, a .pirndid Hs-uI tnrnt If silver and ; A.
ver plated ware, consisting ~ 4 u"ns, hrhr, g..
straDerr, bufi q khNrs, - gdr tiris. "a. HI,
rings cream 'L,h. ., s,h sp'"n,, Ilaicd and ~,
KNIVES, q Ii aal ,cc ~ an kn.ses. ruear shouls,
nut crackers. eoLl ard silver p"nri's .ys, hainr,
hre'si plus, 6"ger ahd ,h I'uss, hii,, inil hn''
10th b u-be', Il ,e ibr and y" Net cn l.v, plat
-d tea r,its and caAr bafs,is. tea irQ ~ seit'
aud .iugh,, ci'icAs OF every de"cip'i"n, hn'
,'sps, Y I'd and silyfr waIchus. t'l''- matt.
f'ather busters and brushes, .c''an'"', 'e''s",
porte mnnna rs aud p"c., i"'oks plated csri"s
hiuanu.a 10, Hr,Iianria tea fuis uf NV pm
teras Ci,.yr - f.r soaps, nn' I'an"lcs. han
ole, hair dye aud lu'rais, jonin'er. lrrk fam-
NJ N l,arsis gamer Tor children, bi'c clira an
rrra Gotta va,,s au toi', boxes, poad, fash.
pistols, ira i.lis sccordsons, pate Lrp.h,s'
genu,..c Flrina snl American Co!"gms >, dog
collars. xri,"s eases. spring tells, Ticim. m
tsrs ,vor, n,,,.i. rings. India rubber h"ru = ,d
sh~li combs, tsnd and stand mirf.rs, also hp
as,oriarnt oi r~n'ien'en.' VI k'ug ..d r,ding
canrr IN Az .a.lIc v ,rsiy of rtA,ir aud. fue,
good, all 81 hich ,r- offered at the vrly hw-
..t pfi~~s ~ tt6 rham ct. tl9
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Dk. LANGLEY ROOT ANiAiiLLB
HlrJERS

Ruy me spi IA de- YEA. Gno'. g.
DROCLAM MA ION oi War aocL,,nt d, To l..
i vigorously aud ,ucccssiull, cMirr Il IN iron
April lot TO Oct,b.r i.. 1855 A. The, xp,g.
tiaa "f said tim. Er. Ltngl.'- saisaraflPa
ID ck Root, Viii Cherry, rissi, An lia'h,
Mapd ak- and Thm"wmt ani hhu!'.ib Root
Md i.,b } urdicr Bi nrs, vii l." rroe.a''n d
tr,ua uai,haat ard viciorions ov.r the enrnn ("
man aui wo,nan. bscur"g aiI the Spu-g al
>amnrr c.an, ,'iaiqls, such ~ -Liv~r "'ppld'nt
yz"udic- in its worst f'im., f,'ll'us or ou
S,om .ch. ID. .psn, c ,.uvenes', la 'ig.sti"n,
t,l.s, huuiors al an, k,na. iies'si'ehe. Dh4ntss
Weakness, i.oss ol Appetite, etc., etc. he.
can b cured 10y using Or. Langley. Ro"i ""i
Herb" Biuers. Nov is the brr. time To ms
th IN.
Only 26eis. Er pini nm! 81 2 cts. for q Hr'
bottles.
Sold wholesale in n.Pr"vi,lenct b, f.. J.. Ma
ses Il CO.. aud J. ii,lrh & Son, and in Nsa I,"rl
by X. J. TAYLOR and HAZARD 4 "a S'
WELL. III; C.ni.
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Stoves, Ranges
AND
F u R N A c { s !

MAY always be- found at the subscriIers, o
U1 most approved patterns, and set with care,
snd warranted 60 work well. Also, tin and sheet
ron ware on hand, With other articles usually
ko,t a, such q store. Tin, coppor, and slice
,tos s,s p,ds order. Orders solicited.
: WIN. BkON NEIL
Upposite the UniolIsnk.n
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NEW MILLINERY

'HHE ahscI ilbsr w,shl Iniorn the l.ai,es q,
L Newport aud vic,ait,. that he will open N 70
day the mst splrmliLla Of Fsnc, silk Hat,
ever hclore .oI'c-.d 10 ih, city, ,nd is now pre-
rafs'l To- 10 ,ke 60 or,Irr Grape, Lawn, I.act sni
Fancy SIN Hats.
q. =. lie wouhI ihfrin ,h Lmlies that h.
has eng 'vrI tk- ,icrs "f Mrs. Dow. ron
Rp-tH". ~h 'sr ,sr,s ~ The Millincry line ranpoi
~ surpassed IN this m any oil,cr ein w the
inirn. f.ii. GREENE,
a20 ~ Thauss.st
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Take Notice!

COOKING STOVES ofall the new pat,er..
" Nay STATE,
Flower,
PERFECT uNION,
BRowNEIL's COAL S1,,ps. - !..'.
1876 Thames Street. VIM. BROW WNEll
Sent 10
=. N. PETTENGILL n CO., Ncmspa
per Advertising Agents, No. 10 State Street
Boston, are Agents for the Newport Dsily News,
AMI The Herald Of the Times, and are authorized
to IRE, eive Advertisements aud Subscriptions al
the same rates as are required at this Office.
Their receipts regarded as payments.
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sPRING BITFERs.

SPKINU BITTEKS. q,
EEkES' Dyspepsia Bitters have been in COM
Il mou use Tor many years past, and have out
lived in the estimation Of the paDlic. the multi.
,ude OF cheap. Bnters that have been pufied into
temporary popnhsrity rs n remedy for Dys.
pepsis, Indigestion. Cosf,veness, Debility, Liv-
Or Compl'ini, Low Spirits, Want d Appetite,
Palpitusion aud kind,ed diseases arsing from
= disordered stomach and bowels, they have
been frcqmn " succes.iul, They me entirel,
Vegetable. aud are sold il pin, bottles nj III"
low pricr OF rs cts. or 80 per dozen. Prepared
by HAZARD CAS- WELL,
IL Washington Square and 1877 Tham-s -s-a. T"
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DAGuERREorYpE INSTITUTION.
No. - Washiua,op soua,e.

THE proprietor has bvan addition. increas-
ed HI, sky light to the size OF o. square ieri.
wherrb, anincr-are OF light and correspond.
ing shortening Of time IN sitag have been re-
quirrd. Iie has aIso procured machine for
oiishing The p'rtcs giving The higher pol
irh in u hess time than anv other nicthod. lie
has sisp engaged an sssi-tan, and will now be
ready 20 takadsguerreotypes m,rh quicker and
cheaper. Having adopted shc 'ow price sys
ten. he wiu take picturesfor 81 ets. cases, and
soior,ng ipcIaded. y, J. ii. Tii.LEY.
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KINsLEY & cos.

BOSTON, New York, Philadelphia 4 Easter
ID Daily Express, for the expeditions ,ransmie-
sion of Merchandise, Small Parcels, Specie, Bank
Notes, sc. and for the collection and payment
Bills, Notes, Drafts, &c.
OFFICES :-Boston, II State street : New
York, I Wall street, corner Broadwnyj phi".
dclphia, SO Chesnut street Newport, 100 Thames
trcct; Fall River, Main street, mount Hope
Beck.) a y o.
V. u. PALMER, the American NcwspnPr
Agent is the authorized Agent lot the DAILY
News and and Ilcrai ofihe Times IN the cites %
Boston, New York and philadelphia, aud - duly
empowered 10 take advertisements aud snbscrip
tons nj the rates 'equiredb by uf1 It's receip's
wiIl l,e regarded as payments. Ills offices are
Bo.,o,. ScoIlsy'g Buj ding, Court street New
Yorh, Tribu.e BoiId'ng; philadelphia, North
yes, corner of Third and Chesnni stuets.
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FEvER-SORE CURED.

vho Rov. RICHARD DUNNING, Pastor ei the Prrs
yi-rnn church, Adams Basin Monroe county New York,
sroie o have just received etsr from Mr.. CHAS
DUssisc rsllYo TO the Of bis Fevsrsors. 81
nny depend whit Il states for he is Christian
nd elder in the church. Some .yeazs sneo he haA v
Of his legs ess AZ. his e, IN consequences
Fsver-sore. Ths oissr leg bsiag !cunrafetss ard
sbout To be AmpwskrvZ recommended HkAETs NEDt-
IsE. Read the result. He says, Asss sscd sniy ~es
erTLEs Of BRANTg MEDICINE. placed ALI nors,
~ thar with the bessng Of God has Effected "
sv Lsg'" SEQ Pamphlets for full particulars. -. ,-
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ID IILt.Irs NJ. reed snofi.t loI Of Mourning Col
Isrs. thildrrnr' Bnhpcis Emh Sifips, Nuus D.
Lsiss Ttilst QalIfs. Velvet PlbhOn. skrting hlse.
i,rg- ~ 90 lh'ki- some With Tney hordc's i'r rs
ets $50 Thartcs %
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I AwNS. and Ber~se de fa,nes--Nice French
IL L,wus. Challi Berage, Berage de La,nr,
and her styles OF New Dress Goods.
sis MN. q. COZZE ~ 4 Co.
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(NIiEAP

WANTED, quantity Of Coal Ashes ; per
w sons having nshes upon their premises
can have the same removed by lraving word at
pha store Ut Is. ". Carr, Jr., Ill Thamrs a.
~sd depositing che same iu The street by the
psemis,s.
mSl John q; WEAVER
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AjAILuE> aud Jt~eht T,r,i.ei Intnc.
w ncatcsi ~ uun-r; Iiso cash paid iOf old
gold anfnivrr, OF taken in cXch .ngr for goods,
at ll6 Thrur.s-st ~,
n. t. Para.o' and Parasvlrus pGa:k repair
ell no
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-05-10

DEAL Iuins cologne Ln.tns k,tNcI., Mare.
~ ehoas Bouquet 10 Paradise. CiIrnu,!l' Gsrahj.
na. Musk. AMI SrFbrnt w .t-f trru,h aud Eng
Hsh Io,t soap, rLoih, tiait ahI >Hl rrgsAu,
ro~dcr Puns anI olheI ARTICLES inr the tuil-i. or
sGr vi ~ W. lUR NnKs, D.,
sly ed % ThlGt. 81.
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ArJCERS CURED.

Nr q. 4. KINNEY, merchant. Cint. Ossid@ err,fy
" informed us tht curcerdDctor IN said county wss
sc n. wOnd.: f OF CiscEgs aryurh the sffesey
EBAN1"s PURIFYING EXTRACT A a''.rss s"cfsv
Green" county, " Is also using said Pgsirry. M
u str1LE, druggst at Canaioar'., Montgomery e.~s-
= y. hr- informed us Of an important fure va Cars
kE Uf nns standing WHICH effected On aged lady
f'hsr barp H. therefore, this PuRFIER Cor@ey -
srurfync, healing power wnat impure diseuse of ih
.ooi con Il not rel Seven years oIpcr.ncs and trr
'mph says there but what IL will cure.
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Worse than Hopeless F!

Now hear Mr. HAsklrS statement Of cure! HosaA
"My wife procured one bottle Of BR1NT"S PURIFYING
commenced using that aud began get bst~ That bots
enabled me 20 get of my btd where had Seep eonhnsA
&C uoay the oeoond Bottle enabled e Of shossst
he hvd bottle enabled ,cah ftco ~es 10 kon,s Cen
ne where procured sir bottles more and when had M
i,h.d using them Of fcty ulcers had Aais1
sp-and Tires bottles more effected PERFECT CURE o.
M tho ulcers and restored me 70 good health"
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Theological Serninaries, Scientific and Distinguish
ed ublie Men,-.,nd in fact, by all classes in the
community, Among others il Is recommended by
Rev. Dr. LYMAN BEEcHER, late President -
Lane Theological Semihnry, Cincinnati, Oho,
Rev. DR.. LEONARD WOODS, Abbott Prof Of
Theology in Anlover Theological Seminary,
Mass, lion. DAsIEL p. THoMPsos, Secretary
Of State ol Vermont, author of"Green Mountain
Bnys," ,""L ,ck-A msden," &C., Montpelier, W.;
". F: WILLIAMS, Esg., foymery Collector Of
the Port of Baltimore, Md; ;Rev.JosEPHLiTcH,
Philadelphia, Pa; - Z. FERSALD, Portland,
Me-, and many others.
Ia connection with our old so cent article, we
nov put up n 81 sine, in iarg, square bonies pih
rich snan,ied blue wrappers, gilt directions. and
fac si,nae of Wm. yon'n Cmii,r, containing nearly
four times tho quantity of the smaller sine.
B,sars Of Couate,f,us and limitations !! !
Enquire fnr the article %, its WHOLE SAmE,
"yEGErARLE PULMONARY BAl.SAM"
Prepared only by REED, CUTLER CO.,
Druggists, Boston, and sold by Apothecaries aud
Country Merchants generally. Price, large sire,
81 90; snsll sir, 90 cent?.
For sale 10 Newport by X. j. TAYLOR, amp
HAZARD & CiSWELL.
rl 6tn
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COtTINGS.

CASHMERE, Melton aud other lie e,piiul
" styles II goed' tor Sppug wear. just opened
10y ID. g& n. GOULD,
40 10 Tbsnrsl
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CHINA AND EARTHEN WARE.
" REMOvAIi.

(uIINA AND EARTIiEN WARE.
" REMOvABL
e. y. HAZARD Il Co. having rrm,vcd
from WashingtOn Square to the spacious store.
No. G3 Thames street, (pext South ~ Long
wharf AID Guy Hall) n"w offer ior sale large
aud setrti assortment of China Glass aai Earth.
enWarc ,--romDrising greater variety than
ever bcf,re Offered IN this cnye-cfinsisting IN
part ol White, Gilt aud figircd French China,
nlne e ,nirn Ch,n1, Pl,.n, cut and EngrDved
'Clss. White and BIpe aid White Stone
War. e mnon White and rut Ware.
Ciiih us snd Sirssges furnishing houses can
hndevsry article in his line al~v on hand or
proc.red io pder NJ the shortest nu,icr and on
q. reasonable terms n siuilar goods ran le
bought anywhere. MA
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vES11NGS.
NEW style eirg ,nt-Slk ani .Chslla ves,iag,,
~ Tor Spring. this day aT,ened Vt
ID. y. ". GOULD,
n20 10 Iham.s Il.
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NEW Style Spring rrin,.., ior ssle eby
lN "a LANGLEY 4 NORMAn.
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WANTED, n situation as eharpbcrm ,id %
w laund'ess in a private family; apply Vt
this o'fce. n20
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I'VE SIGHT RESTORED by the use ot the
IL new patent pcriscopic glasses, an excellent
assortment in Gold, Silva, Steel, Plated aud
German Silver bows, also gold, shell aud steel
Eye Glasses. Glasses fitted to the eye perfect
iy, aud ., od sight insured by calling upon
HENRY TlSDALE, i3s Thanc--St.
n2l opposite Merch ,nts' Bank.
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One Dollars Worth!
DANGEROUS scRoFULAi

How much cANCER--how much SyPHlLl6-he
much RCROFULA-wili one dollars tOoyh Of BRANI
PURIFLER cure Read the following statement Will
= . NJ ta W.
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THE GREAT STANDARD
REMEDY for all PULMOR-
AIRY DIS EASES.-Exten-
sively Used, Tested and APP
proved in New England, Gam
ada, and the British Provin-
ces during a period Of
TWENTY-SEVEN YEARS,
by Eminent Physie,ons. Cir-
,..,.,, Dral...,. oflraII,a..
The Placer herald., 1855-09-15
The Pacifc Railroad

The report Of the Secretary Of War on the scy-
eral Pacific railroad explorations gives preference
to the route on Bird parallel, the most practi-
cal and econOm cal route for Il railroad from the
Mississippi river to the Pacific ocean, The de-
tails Of the examination of this route. by Lieut..
Williamson and Lieut.. Paikc. form an important
and interesting document. 1t consists OF an cX-
planatory report and Of maps. profiles and tables
SuppOSing the route to lie adopted. the place OF
the termination of the road on the Pacific is to be
fiXcd-eithcr at San Diego or San Pedro. or San
Francisco The nearest port. san Pedro. does not
offer a good harbor There are but two good har-
borS the California coast. to wit San Diego
and San Francisco. Surprising the ternin of the
road to be Fulton and San Pedro. it, length will
be one thousand six hundred and eighteen miles,
and its estimated cost is S6S.910,000. From Full
ton to San Francisco the distance is 2,039 miles.
The state Of the ascents and dcsccnts is ~. .0O6
feet. which is equivalent to 195 mil, and the
equated length of the road is 2.s34 miles. The
estimated cost is SOB 100000 for Il single track.
and without equipments The sum is hardly with
in the scope Of private means. The estimate OF
repairs and preservation of the road is not given
U.s. but it would, no doubt. for years to come,
greatly exceed the receipts of the road from pri-
vatc travel and freo oht. But the road light pay
in another way. 1t may he Of ncalculahe value
in time OF war and civil commotion. and may be
an important bond of union between the Pacific
and Atlantic States Of the Union. This question
will hardly fail to he well considered in the next
CONGRESS.
The Placer herald., 1855-09-15
From China.

The bark Zwallow arrived ut San francisco on
Monday last from Hong Kong bringing dates
from China to the 10th July.
The REBEIs.-In the northern provinces the
rebels have been badly beaten ly the lmperialist.
Perfect quiet and security. however, are not like
ly to be speedily restored. The destruction OF
property and the neglect of husbandry consequent
ON tbe br; randage of the rebels. and the sweeping
severity ol the government have driven the pco-
ple in many places to dtsp ration.
SIIANGIAE.-Thc British ship Thrts returned
from Fan. chan on the 18th Of June, the whole OF
her convoy of iunks having been taken hy pirates;
and the Steamer Coniucius, on her passage from
Fan chau, sighted the pirate fleet, with Il square
rugged vessel in their possession. The Coniucius
had been chartered to so in search of them ana
was to leave ON theZ9th, manned by fifty OF the
crew of the u. S. ship Macedonian. H. Is. Nj. sh ?
Racchorsc had also left Fan chac in search OF the
pirates.
The imperialist are still occasionally picking up
and executing m NIB rs of the Triad Band whc
lately held the city, Two catonese were dccap
tated on the 10Th, and their heads stuck up. one
at the North Gate, the other for a short tine II
the nechborhood of the foreign setil ment, Du
afterwards removed across the Sn-chan creek.
person of the name of Rees. form ry mate o
a receiving ship at Woosung. but lately acting a'
a pilot on the river while ON trading expedition
was mur,l, red by the boatmen. lie had consu
cradle sum of money in his possession at the time
A Manila man or I4ascar, who was with MN, es
capped hy swimming.
| Advices from Canton state that the lmperiaiis
had driven the Rebels to the frontier OF the ITO
| vince, and the water conmunicat on between tna
| place and Nam Hong was reported OPEN
The Placer herald., 1855-09-15
NI\tftINE.lsY OIL.
PUBLIC SALE.

DY VIRTUE of power Of attorney and
ID power Of sale, to me given. in certain mort
gage deed. made and executed by John ). Brown
and p II. Smith to me. on the 23d day OF May. "A.
d. 1858 recorded in Book a Of Mortgages. pages
l90 l9l. and 1872 of the r. cords of Placer county
California. | will sell at public auction. in the
town of Auburn, Placer county, on Saturday the
18th day of September IA. d. 1850 before the Court
House door. between the hours of 10 a. m. and
D. m. all the estate right, title interest. property
claim and demand at law and in equity, of SAID
Brown q Smith, and all those claiming by. from.
or under each of them, in and to the property
known as the Kentucky Ranch, consisting OF three
hundred and twenty acres of land more or less,
with all the buildings, houses. rights and appur-
tenances. The said property being situated on
the main road. from Sacramento city and Ne
vada, about eight miles from Bear river, i'm
proved by fine dwelling house, and large COM
modious barn and stables-being the same prem
ses now occupied by D. j. Goode Esq. The
Ranch is well adapted to grazing and all kinds OF
agriculture being well supplied with water,
The attention of persons wishing to purchase
is called to the above property.
Terms of sale made known on the day OF sale.
Nevada August 2lst. 1855.
GEORGE W. KIDD.
aug25 ia Attorney and Mortgagee.
The Placer herald., 1855-09-15
GEM HOTEL AND RESTAURANT,
::;A AUBU lsN, f:;lf
"A
A U B U X N
PL4CER COUNTY. GIL.

TTHE Proprietor having rebuilt this tavorie lIo-
l tel, improved in size style. and accommoda-
tons, is again ready to entertain his old trends
and the public in style unsurpassed byany House
in the place.
ny His TABLE will continue to be supplied
with every luxury the market affords.
E1Gs"IIs SLEEPING APARTMENTS, for clean
illness comfort and convenience, are unsurpassed
by any in Auburn.
E.sS~ His BAR. as heretofore, will be furnished
with choice LIQUORS. CIGARS. &e.
July rs 80 nv ISAAC w. CREDIT.
The Placer herald., 1855-09-15
100 REV ARD.

GTRAYED OR STOLEN from Noodles fN
- kanch, on the Auburn and ILLINOIS, GZ4-
town road. about the 18th or 10th April last SIX
pack mules one Grey Horse Mule with some
black spots and Spanish brand, one Bay Mare
Mule, lltle lame in lett hind leg, three Light
Sorrel Mare Mules white some in the lace OF each,
light man,s and tails. and one Bright Sorrel
Mare Mule, blind in the right eye, and when lost
lame in the right fore foot. The above reward
will be paid for the delivery Of the above dcscrlh-
ed mules to the undersigned at Richardson Hil,,
in Township No Z, Placer County. or at Noodle s
ranch. KIM y w.
Richardson's Uill July 7th, tt
The Placer herald., 1855-09-15
Total
Total

Owing to the rarages caused by the grnsshop-
p"rs in ROuEe River and Shasta Nalics. and to
latrness Of the crops in SCOTS Valley, be calcu-
latcs but an average yield Of - bushels per acre.
sum total of ! T. G0D bushels of wheat which
will make about 10000 barr of -four.
There are two Touring mills in Rouge River
Valley and third one is building.
Scots Valley has two mills: in Shasta Valley
n m. is in course of construction and another
one at lreks.
Taking the population Of this section of coun-
try to he 10000 in round numbtrs) our home
produce Of wheat this year will furnish each in
hahitant with l. of pound Of -four per day for
the space of year
The Placer herald., 1855-09-15
STAR BAKERY,

FENi!E proprictors of this we'll known house
Il Dish to call the attention of Hotel keepers,
families, and the public generally to his large
and sup r.or assor ment of
CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE;
The best ever offered in this place, and will be
sold as cheap as any of the stores in Auburn or
Sacramento sell a superior lot Of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
always on hand. THE BAKERY. has constant
supply of fresh Bread, Pies and Cakes
We return our thanks for past patronage con-
fcrred and hope to merit its continuance.
Auburn. nov4 my. j. &. BAKER * co.
The Placer herald., 1855-09-15
DISTRICT JUDGES

FIRST Benjamin Hayes.
SEcoNp DIsTRCr.-Joaqnin Car llo.
THIRD DISTRICT. Craven =. u,stor.
FoURTH DISTRICT.-John :. ilagar.
FIFTH DISTEiCr.- Charles NJ. Creunor
Sixth DISTRiCr.-A. {. Monson.
SEVENTH DlsTnICr.-E. W. McKnstry.
EIGHT DISTRiCT-J. NJ. Peters.
NINTH William l.. Dangcriield
TENTH DISTmCT.- William s. Barbonr.
ELEVENTH DIsrRICT.-J NJ. Howell.
TWELFTH DIsTRlCT. - Edw ard Norton.
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State Government of California
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

:
JoHN BlGLER, of Sacramento. Governor
SAMUEL PURDy. Lieut.. Cove rnor
James W. Denver Secretary OF State.
s. \. McMeans. Trt asurer OF State
Sam Bell. Controller OF State
Paul X. ubba, Superintendent of Public II.
John Il. Mcconnell, Attorney General.
:. ii Marlette Surveyors General.
Wm. {. kibbe, Quarter Master General.
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NOTICE.

HNO JOHN CAYTON-You are hereby notified
Il not to pay certain promissory note executed
ly you and made payable to the undersigned on
or about the 18th Of June last for the sum OF two
hundred and sixty dollars (S262l. as it was fraud
uently obtained from me by one Timothy Near
and that will hold you responsible for the pay
ment of the same. WILLIAM TURPlN.
Nirginn Aug. 9th. 1850 3wF
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PLACER COUNTY OFFICERS

Hon. j. L. Hale. County Judge,
Vim. T. Henson. Sheriff
4. 5. Grant County Clerk.
j. r. Crandall. Treasurer.
n. f. Mills, District Attorney.
A. $. Smith. Assessor.
G. II. Colby, Surveyor.
j. Il. Gwynn. Public Administrator.
j. l.. Finley, Coroner,
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United States J, dicjaI (ffcers

FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA JIM
1876.
and Oregon.
Isaac 5. X. Ogcr. District Judge.
Edward Hunter. Marshall.
Charles Z. Carr. District Clerk.
Pacificus Ord District Attorney.
VIM. ii. Wallace L. s. Commissioner, az SAINT,
Barbara.
Alex :. Taylor. Deputy Clerk and L. s. Com
missioner, at Monterey.
The principal Office of the L. s. District Cour'
for the Southern District il at Los Angeles. b. ~
the Judge, Clerk. Marshal and District Attorl,,
have their Offices
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JUDICIARY.

Hugh c. Murray, Chief Justice.
Solomon Hcydenieldt, Associate Justice.
Charles H. Bryan, do do.
}. Il. Beard, Clerk of the Supreme Court
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UNITED STATES MAILS.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
JAMES Bowen. Post Master.
The Sacramento Mail arrives at Auhurn daily
at o'clock, p. NJ. Departs, every morning at
I o'clock.
Leaves for Yankee jim. Michigan Bluif and
Todd's Valley, every Tuesday. Thursday and Sal
urday at o clock, =. NJ.
For Illinoistown Iowa City and Mountain
Springs, every Tuesday, Thursday and saturday
Arrives from the above places every Monday
Wednesday and Friday at II o'clock a. NJ.
The u s. law requires all postage matter to be
paid in advance.
STAGES.
California Stage Companys Stages, leave for
Sacramento daily at clock.
For Nevada at l o'clock p. ".
Ilinoistown
Marysyille "l2 NJ.
S. WHraAEsH, Agent.
CITIZENS OPPOSITION LINE.
Proprietors- Barton. Reed s. Co.
(Ohice Orleans Hote)
Leaves Auburn for Sacramento at o'clock,
| A. NJ.
For Grass Valley and Nevada at o'clock. 7. NJ.
For Ilinostown and Iowa Hill at CLOCK, I. NJ,
J. W. MILLER, Agent.
YANKEE JIM LINE.
James Clarke, Proprietor.
Leaves Auburn daily at o'clock P. NJ. Ar
rives every morning ut II o'clock.
I RATTLESNAKE l. DorAN'S BAR LINE.
George Stevens, Proprietor
Leaves Auburn daily at O'Clock Z NJ