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D r. s W A Y N Els
COMPOUND SYRUP OF
w IL D G II E r R 7.

Violent Cough, Bloody Expectoraffon'
MILHHM, Centre Co., Pa, Oct 9, 1855.
not csly take pleasure, but deem 1T duty
owe to suffering humanity, to certify publicly to
to the great power Of your COMPOUND sly
RuP or WILD CHERRY. | was taken with
violent cough, and bloody espectoration,
great wasting away of my 1esh all the symp-
toms of fixed consumption. After trying various
remedies without any relief, and hearing OF the
great virtues Of your Syrup, commenced Its use,
and to my great satisfaction, and establishment
of all around me, my Cough began to abate,
appetite improve, and in fact have become as
healthy and feshy as ever. Some twelve months
have elapsed since the disease was first arrested.
and have every reason to believe that 1t is COM
pletely eradicated from my system.
Witness: Very Respectfully,
BENZ. REIGHARD. JACOB iIAUs.
Extracts from the opinions of the press
Dr. Swayne's Family Medicines we believe to
be unparalleled, and his Wild Cherry preparation
is the only enc that contains the active principle
af this much valued medicinal agent-Satar1dy
Courier PHILADELPHIA
We have used Dr. swavne's Medicines for
number ofyears in our family, and always with
the happiest efeet.--Fitsgerald CITY Iena fhstd.
have used one bottle of DR.. swayne's COM
POUND SYRUP or WILD CHERRY, and believe
II to he an Invaluable medicine III. Steel, Gteoe-
land Ohio Tins.
The Wild Cherry of DR.. swayne is known to
have cured the most desperate cases of Iensump-
ton, and the vermifuge is a never-fang worm
killer l7itoRiaH. Milton Pa.
Nata--The above Invaluable medicine is pre-
pared under the immediate care Of DIR. Swayne, a
| physician ofmany years practice in Philadelphia,
| who WIS also connected with the Hospital and
old Aims House In tbatcity. served faithful term
| of practice in the Philadelphia Dispensary- etc,
ETC. and in those institutions he enjoyed the most
ample opportunity Of obtaining an insight into
! diseases in all their various forms, and the best
| methods OF their treatment. Be particular to
| ask TO- swayne's COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
| CHERRY, the original and only genuine Labora-
i tory 4 North Seventh st. Philadelphia.
/ For sale wholesale 4 and retail ut proprietors
cost price by WIN. eOGEL, Baton Rouge La.
| feb17-y sept-l0-y.
Cross C,xf Saws.
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DIR Daily Gnlnet,
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BATON ROUGE:sSEPT. IL, 1856.

Ho ron JACKSON Elsewhere will
be seen the Programme Of the Fill
more Rangers, for the march TO Jack
son this morning. We can see no
sufficient reason why the lower end Of
town should have been selected for
rallying the forces--The Deaf and
Dumb Asylum grounds. Il IL a dry
march from that to---say Greenwald's,
where the forces will per force have to
water. Aiter leaving there, It is full
mile to the public pump up Church
street. However, the arrangements
have been made and the forces will
rally at 8 o'clock A. NJ. Col. II. NJ
PIERCE will be there to take charge
of the caravan.
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pHYsIco MEDICAL SociETY.-There
will DO meeting Of this society on to
morrow Saturday evening" at five
o'clock at the office Of DR. L. L. Lay
cock on Third street
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The. Comptroller Of New York city
must have great difficulty in providing
the werewithal for keeping the wheels
of government 10 motion for he is
again in the market for a Temporary
loan of halfa millions on the secuity
OF seven per cent. revenue bonds.
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saw and Saw BLADES.

saw and SAW HBEadGs.
0ROSsCUT, Pit, PANEL, Rip, Tenon,
u Steel and brass back; Butchers, Bow,
Webb, Pruning, Back and Key hole Saws,
assorted sizes and the most Of them of
Spear & Jackson 81 make. Always on
hand at the Hardware store of
ian25-y. .ARaulER & LANoUE.
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Every one has admired Parthenia's
definition Of love. to Iugomar:
"whst love Il, thou wouldn't be taught,
Thy heart must teach alone
Two souls with but single thought,
Two hearts that beat ~ enc"
Some profane cynic, having no fear Of
Cupid before his eyes, has perpetrated the
following villanous parody:
Love Il nightmare with one feet;
Two children with one bun;
Two surnurs with single root;
Two cabbage heads 40 one.
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80 BAKERS.
DECEIVED per steamer John J. Roe
III Fifty Bpls. superfine Flour; 25 Pitts
field Mills; IS Sans soue Brand.
These brands said to be most profitable
to the trade, we offer at New Orleans prices
to insure fair trial.
June6 BARBEE " BENZ AMIN.
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Lime.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

AGRICULTURAL. IMPLEMENTS.
GRAIN CRADLES Complete Straw
U Cutters; Corn Shelters; Twig and
Hedge Shears Hay Knives; sythes Sick
les, sheaths: Hay Forks; Rakes Chain
Pumps Garden Engine; Briar Hooks;
Pick Axes; Grind Stone Cranks Axe
Handles; Curry Combs; Hoes; Spades;
Shovels; Axes, &c, &c, At
LARGUIER & LANOUE,
may23. Cor. Lafayette & Florida.
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IMPORTANT Law Sur. The U. s.
Circuit Court is engaged in one Of the
most important cases ever brought up
for adjudication In this State involv-
ing the New Almaden Quicksilver
Mines. The Berryesa family claim
their ownership al against Walkin.
shaw Forbes Bolton b Barron and
others, and have filed their bill in
chancery to set aside certain alledge
fraudulent conveyances and brought
an action ofejectment to recover pos
session ofthe mines and buildings
The yearly income Of the mines is
said to be over Oil 100000.
California american.
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liquors. Wines &c.

r ONGWORTH'S pure Sparkling Ca.
- tawba-Best in town; LongWurth's
Ladies Sweet Wine; Longworth's pure
Catawba Brandy; Longworth's thinner
mans Sparkling Isabella; LOOMS Dry
Catawaba Mumrn's Cabinet Champagne,
pints and quarts; Mumms Hoekheimer,
1916; T. Peters Imperial Cherry Cordial
Dangers Guigholet; Imperial Brandy, 80
yeats old Charreas Dor, Lafayette and
Hinet CastilIion Brandy, Old Nabob Rum;
Jamaica Rum; MADEIRA and Port Wine
Awaek, Sherry, Schnapps, Kirsh- Wassar,
Dantzick and other Fine Cordials, Claret
and White Wines, Old Monongahela, Tus-
caloosa, and Burbon Whisky; Stuffed
Olives Anchovies, sardines, English Pick
les, Salmon, HOLSTERS, French and AmeriA
can Pickles, Worcestershire Sauce, Fine
and Extra Cigars, &c, &c.
Which | am wiling--in fact anxious to
Exchange Tor specie paying currency, silver
or gole iuly3) JOSHUA BEAl.
sundries per Steamship Philadelphia.
En LBS. FINE IMPERIAL, and
L w SO lbs. Black Tea Superior
25 dog. Claret Wines;
6 Champagne,
boxes Jenny Lind Twist Tobacco !;
100 +" Virginia Smoking
Drums Turkish :"
10 doz. Olive Oil, ats. and pts.
IL boxes Windsor Soap;
$500 Superior Havana segars
100 ounces French Quinine, Palletiers,
Is doz. Preston 4 Morril's Yeast
Powder;
| In store and for sale at New Orleans.
prices by VIM. BOGEL,
july31 Druggist.
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Corn IL Cob WsHE.
TSO ARRIVE in few DAYS direct from
l. the mandatory, assorted sizes OF the
celebrated Little Giant y Corn and Cob
Mills, at Iap3l LAKeuIER 4 LANouE's.
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WIaiskey.

D0dgess Warranted Cow Bells!
THE LARGEST of which are heard and under
1 favorable circumstances, ever or miles
distant. A good assortment on hand, for sale at
may2a. LARsuiER 4 LAEoug.
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@ a Go m M icated.
Editor Comet II have not heard
from NICARAGUA ID a month Of Sun.
days. please give your readers lead.
or on 1t and the latest news. Is il
really part Of the q. 81
Yours, ANxIousLy.
10 Our Correspondent there, i
dead.
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Cast, steel

HaIf Barrels Flour!
20 HALF BARRELS FANCY y
~ ST. LOUIS, just received and for
sale by Ijun24l JOSHUA BEAL
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Cane Lime!

Cape Lime!
800 BARRELS of this celebrated
lOO Lime. Just received and fol
sale by Ejuly8l GEO. NJ. HERoNAN.
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IlRESH GROUND FLOUR.--Purchase
L of Flour, would do well to bear in mind, that
fresh ground family -four can always be had in
Baton Rouge, and OF her own manufacture. To
insu re getting it all 0. X. send your orders to
mario JOSHUA REAL.
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House FURNISHINGS,

WATER Cisterns, Drippers and Ewers
w oval, octagon and colored Hall Lamps
enamelled Stew Pans; block tin and iron
Sauce Pans; turned brass Preserve Ket.
ties: castiron and earthen Spittoons: oval,
square and Gothic Walters; salvers and
Tea Trays; Lamp Globes; Gfimmers and
Wick rich center table French Busters,
common Yankee ditto; common, wooden,
Furnished, Brttania and silver plated Ia
Bile Casters, at MoNTAN & HuauEr.
mays. Church street.
Wooden Ware, BrooIns, Brushes, &c,
HAND Brooms; Wisps; Hearth, Horse,
Ill White wash. Marking, scrubbing, Cob
web and Paint Brushes. Churns; Reels !;
Butter Dashers; Towel Rollers; Butter
Stamps; Wooden Spoons; Salad Forks !;
Wooden Pals; Piggins Cedar Tubs,
Water and Well Buckets; Coco Dippers;
Wash Boards; Wood Scoops; Trays, Pals;
&c. MONTAN IL HUGUET. f.
mayo. Church street.
The Placer herald., 1856-04-19
April Calendar District Cont

Tuesday 22d.-The People VS.. Geo WI
son; The People VS.. John Gallagher. y m "'
People VS.. James Feeland; Parsons 4, m MY
Grath VS.. Robt. Atkinson; p. Shafer vs p ,'o' ~
Il A. w. e. NJ. Co.; NJ. Waldron vs. = Tt' :"
same Co. s
Wednesday. 23d.-Placer Co. vs. 9 n
Astn; Rice VS.. Coyle Il Co.; Caperton y. w.
Moulton q Harrison; Talbot vs. Carav. NJ W.
hon VS.. RandIett; Whitney VS.. Collier et ,,, a'
Stephens VS.. House; Malone VS. Caps: R Ip,'
& A. w. IL NJ. Co. VS.. Churchman ct al. IT, H.
same VS.. York Mining Co; Palmer vs.. Mnn my
sell & Co.
Thursday, 24.-Taylor VS.. German. p.
gantz VS.. House; Whittier VS.. Merrill & pl' I
then; Maers ct al VS.. Bickner Bearson q, I aI
Johnson VS.. Woods; Chapman Il Tidd "".'
IIighton d Highton; Mills & HilIver w. w.
Tubbs, Todd & Co; Young & Boyle vs. M.
bv; Colgan VS.. Smith ct al.
Friday, 25.-Lewis ct al VS.. Jones Of =,
Summons & Co. VS.. Culver; Holenberk w.
Richards; Munsell VS.. Palmer, MiIlwan 4.
Palmer; Ilawes VS.. Taggett q Taggett: StrO
bic VS.. Winchester; Gessum & SNYDER y,
Daniels; Blew VS.. American River w A. u
Co.; .N1ckerson VS.. Chatteron & Waters.
Carter VS.. McMorris e. McKitrick; Stone ,s
Harris; Brooks VS.. Hambeton & Waopar,
Fitzpatrick, admir-. VS.. Pond and ConstalLo
Saturday, 26-Whlte & Co. vs. ForG
Kempner VS.. Thrush ct al {; Davidson vs. Sta
phcns;-and fourteen others against samo
defendant; Brady ct al VS. Baldwin ct al
Monday, 29th.-Mullen VS. Brooks, CIak
& Co.; Browstead VS. Lock ct al; SnooIsrs
Henley; Stephens VS.. His creditors; Grisson
& Co. VS. Blake d FIeurv: Mitchell vs.. Her,
sey; Mullen ct al vs. Holden; Corcoran ct
vs.. Laughlin ct al; Day VS.. Vim.
Tuesday, 20-Burnett ct al vs. IIerricE
Hopkins vs.. Jewsburv; ONeill VS.. Otis &
Branch Reed, admir- vs.. Mathew L. Rice
Jones VS. IoIlenbeck and Richards & John.
son; Powell vs.. Brasel; Bliss vs. Collier 4
Craner; Palmer VS.. Steven; Mcdonald vs.
Otis; Reynolds vs.. Harris.
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The American tonnage Of this country

The American tonnage Of this country
now figures up 100000 tons and will make
the very respectable fleet Of 5,4oo ships of
1000 tons each. And if the tonnage Of the
fleet be figured out in Yankee clipper of
200 tons each, and placed on the equatorial
line around this globe each skipper may
speak the next in line, by raising his voice a
little above the ordinary pitch on shipboard,
round the whole circumference of the globe.
War would be a terrible calamity to this
immense fleet, and England would not fare
better with her commercial marine of 5000
OO0-but little less than our own.
The Placer herald., 1856-04-19
Correspondence of "Ol5 Logan"
ALBANY, N. ", MARCH IS, 1856.


Friend Anderson:-In order that you may
be somewhat posted up in matters political
in these regions, send you by this mail a
few copies of the Albany Weekly Register:
the anti-Filmore, anti-popery, anti-slavery,
George Law Organ of the boiling faction Of
the great american party. | donot presume
the papers will be particularly interesting
but YOU will find in them some things which
it will do YOU good to read As a specimen
of the manner in which "Sam" Hammond
pitches into "Sona' fillmore; read 'Cui Bono,
The Ordeal and He made no Sign and
after you get through with them pass them
up to Hiram and let him 'read, ponder and
nwardly digest You will see that aboli-
tionsm sticks out all through, and so does
anti Catholicism. "Sam" Hammond says
he advocated the same doctrines last fall on
the stump in more than forty different places,
and with the approval of the Order; and he
shows the papers in proof of what he asserts.
The very thing which, in some places, the
Know-Nothings SO strenously deny to be the
fact, viz: Their opposition to Catholics-is
here at the North one of their strongest re-
concentrations to popular favor and the ad-
mission of Catholics into their Council at
Philadelphia has very much reduced their
strength in this section.
Their attempt to carry favor with the old
line wings BY nominating Fillmore has also
weakened their cause, and the one hundred
guns fired in New York by the old line wings
in celebration of Filmore's nomination, will
very likely 90 good ways towards defeating
the "Parlor Membsr.,' The wings had Gen.
Harrison, it was said Gagged, and the X. NJ
it seems Gagged fillmore in his own parlor.-
A good way that. They have weakened too
considerable on their platform, the present
one being sort of skimmed-mlk affair-the
last years milk with the cream off. Some
say they have no platform but the Bible and
the Constitution of the United States. They
probably want the Bible to swear on, and
the Constitution to swear at
It is said the "brothers" are passing round
the hat to raise funds to buy out the Regis
ter Live Oak George" having signifcd his
willingness to sell out A pretty band of
brothers these The New York Herald too
it seems is waiting as Wilkins Mirawber said
"for something to turn up SO it goes
The game is not yet made, but when it shall
have been, there will be brisk time, especi-
ally in the Empire State.
now get the Placer Herald regularly,
and here so far away from home, it seems
like a friend And now, permit me to say,
very respectfully,
Your Obd't Servant,
The day after St. Patricl's
In the Morning,
or II OGAN
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THE Mountains Howling."
OLD LOGAN

An old friend writing us from Secret Ra-
vine last week, says: We had a meeting last
night Of the Democratic Club, and it was
''overfowing with the spirit" of democracy.
A number of gentlemen came forward and
Joined the club. One of them stated he had
always been democrat, but did not vote
last year. and gave his reasons in this way
That he had seen a party, who bad always
acted upon principle, split and divided about
men, but he was pleased to see that they had
returned to principles, and had learned les
son which he hoped in the future they would
not forget, and that he would now work as
he had done before.
The news of the Sacramento election was
received here will, the greatest enthusiasm.
If we had had a big gun we would have let
her off.
Our Club adjourned to meet Wednesday
evening, the 14th Of May. We shall only
meet occasionally until we get the nomina-
ton for President, and then we will go to
work in earnest.
The Placer herald., 1856-04-19

SOLE TRADERs.-Judge Shattuck in be
Superior Court Yesterday, made an import.
ant decision in relation to female sole traders
Eliza Guttman brought suit against David
Scannell, Sheriff, alleging that she he'd
certain property which he had levied on. by
virtue Of the statute, &c. A demurrer was
filed to the complaint. Judge Shattuck said.
1t is we'll known that at Common Law
married woman has not the legal carary
to sue for nor to own property When there.
fore, she declares herself a married woman,
she declares herself out Of court, unless she
at the same time bring herself within the
provisions Of the statute in regard to fem.
mes covert sole traders That requires that
the married woman should make her dec.
Iarations in writing before Notary, or other
officer authorized to take Acknowledgements
that she intends to carry on business in her
own name and on her own account, specify
inc the nature of the business, DC, which
declaration shall be published and recorded
in the County Recorders otfice-lhis would
qualify her to do business in her own name
and to sue alone: but it would have to be tie
business set forth in the declaration, and lie
suit would have to be concerning property in
such business so held The demurrer was
sustained. Morning Globe Of the 9th.
UIGHwAY RoBDERY.-A Mr.. Gibson v1s
recently brought to n stand and defrd
10y a Sonoraian, near the town of Santa
Barbara. The robber was on horseback
and threatened to Iasso him unless he yed
ed to his commands; which were his horse
and money, the latter amounting to s25.
The Placer herald., 1856-04-19

PRoL1F1c.-There is Seeding peach tree,
two years old, growing in the garden of Mr..
McNulty, at the corner of Eight and N streets
which has twelve hundred and sixty eight
peaches upon it; and instead OF being set sin
ely Or in pairs upon the twigs, they are in
clusters of from three to six we'll deve,oped
peaches in each. We had frequently heard
Of the advantages of California as a fruit
growing country, but the tree we have desert
bed is wonder even in this Land Of Won
dels.
The Placer herald., 1856-04-19

DRUNKEN INDIAYs.-Tor some time past
there have been complaints made, by our
citizens in and about Auburn, against some
thoughtless or unprinciped liquor dealers,
for selling or giving liquors to the remnant
of miserable Diggers that frequent the town.
In our opinion the white race has done the
Indian about as much 'dirt" as decency will
sanction, without drugging these poor devils
with bad whisky, and as we have law upon
this subject sufficiently stringent, we shall
insist upon the District Attorney and other
authorities enforcing it, if the practice is
continued. We are satisfied that there are
but few persons engaged in this line Of busi-
ness among us who would stoop to such prac-
tees as we refer to, and as to those who have
no conscience at all, we will admonsh them
against subjecting themselves to heavy pen
altes.
The Placer herald., 1856-04-19
LIBEL.
To the Citizens of Placer County,.

T.. a Dranaln DaNA'on
and Adolph Kramer having on the 18th and l4Ia
days Of March, A. d. 1856, at the town OF Au,ulu
in said County, and elsewhere. made certa d JoS
and Slanderous assertions concerning Alrea =
Grant. County Clerk Of said County, do make lle
following public statement and apology thereof
We freely confess and publicly ackno"IeuSs
that the assertions made hy us that SAID a. G.
Grant had altered the dates of certain mortgages
left with HIM by us for record were taSe anu
unfounded, and that we had no reasonable erouDu
for believing such to have been the case hel'ly'
do we at this time believe that said A. 5 or"It
or any other person, had altered the dale o ''.u
documents as charged by u.s. The remarks ",,l n1
made by us while laboring under eXcittmen' "r "ar
false impressions. without our having taken "H'
steps to ascertain the facts in the case. !.
In witness, that the foregoing is true anu mato ato
by us freely and voluntarily, we have De- mercury ~
Subscribed our names this 10th day OF Aprll' 1D
A. CRANER,.
A. DAWSON
In ro.ooe n rr,,vp, a9 vs.
The Placer herald., 1856-04-19

We learn from the Iowa Hill News that
Fredrick Gruenhagen was killed whilst work
ing in a shaft at Reaches Hill on the night
Of the 9th inst. Mr.. G was at work with an
other man in the shaft, and they had just
started tub of water to 60 up. When it
was about ten feet above them, it loosed
and came down, striking Mr.. G. on the
head and killing him instantly. Deceased
was about 25 years old.
The Placer herald., 1856-04-19
Mn The Editor of the Press thinks tn,

N.s,-The Editor of the Press thinks the demo-
cratic victory in Sacramento City was owing to a
combination Of the Republicans with the Demo-
Gratis and quotes the Tribune and Evening Jour
nal as his authority. f. B. Crocker the leader of
the republicans in the city says. there was no such
combination but that the republicans took their
choice OF men. Admitting these premises, it re-
suits in this the republicans had no ticket and
voted for those they conceived to be the best men,
and democrats were elected, as will generally be
the case where that is the turning point
We should he quite 10th to charge as fault the
supporting Of good men and democrats.
But how comes it that the actual loss in the vote
of the K Nj will account for the victory of the
democrats? Does it not show beyond doubt that
if they were republicans who made up the demo-
cratic majority, those very votes came out Of the
K. n ranks
The Placer herald., 1856-04-19

1t was formely supposed that California
could not produce corn, but by some reports
recently made, it seems that in some portion
Of the state it yieqs a very prolific crop.
Particularly in the vicinity of Los Angeles,
it has been found to succeed admirably, and
the old idea that corn would not grow here
has been entirely exploded.
The Placer herald., 1856-04-19
PRoRARJE TNCFNDIARIsM

PROBABLE INcENDIARIsM The "Thirteen
mile House" on the Auburn road was destroy
ed by fire on Sunday night last. 1t was
purchased few days since by DR.. Light, Of
this city, for $500, and being vacant at the
time, is supposed to have been fired by an
incendarv. Sac. Union.
The Placer herald., 1856-04-19

RIPE SrRAwBERRIEs.-We have been ia
vored with dish of this delicious fruit, by
our friend John r. Gwynn, Esq, of Laura
vile. Such luxuries at this season are rare,
and these were no hot bed production, but
the natural growth-big, sweet and odorous
Success to the Lauravile farm, say We
The Placer herald., 1856-04-19

w We are indebted to Oberdeener of
the bookstore, for Harper and Putnam's Mag
azines for the present month, the Yankee
Notion, London Illustrated News and various
State papers, per Golden Gate. They are all
filled with Interesting reading matter.
The Placer herald., 1856-04-19
In presence Of C. j. ILLYER. a'' :"
Dissolution Of Co-Partnershlp.

Dissolution Of Co-Partnershlp'
THE Co Partnership heretofore existing pts"Ith 4h
day of April, dissolved y mutual consent lA'
'''N''''' ~ w. WILLIAM CRANEE
and JULIUS CRANLks;
All claims against the heretofore eXlsIns I'm,
will be paid by W. j. Craner at annvi aail and
and all indebted to the same will please .%TP eaF
settle. a. ,,n, ,NER.
Aprll9 ST. W. On'A4
The Placer herald., 1856-04-19

RAILROAD HOTEL. SAN Francisco Usually con-
sidcred one Of the best in the State. 1t is spa
cious brick building adorned with numerous large
paintings. and all its visitors speak highly OF its
extreme cleanliness and good management. In
prices, each is suited according to his means
The Placer herald., 1856-04-19

New STAGE L1NE.-A new Stage line has
been started between Yankee jim and Iowa
Hill via of Wisconsin Hill, by Messrs. Clark
& Loverin, over the new road recently com
pleted between those two places. This is an
accommodation long needed by the citizens
and travelling public
The Placer herald., 1856-04-19

EV Wells, Fargo & Co., we're first with
State papers by the Golden Gate.
The Pacific was early on hand with the
State papers Numerous favors from both
companies during the week.