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DOCTOR nOOFLAND,S CELE.

II LEted GERMAN BITTE;S- Prepared by Dr.
C.. ". JAcKSGS. Philadelphia, Pa VIII ehe-tually cure
Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia, Jsundice. Chronic or
Nervous Debility. Diseases o. Kidneys. sud all tiseas-
IS arising from 3 disor erei Liver or SIorach. such
a. Constipation. Inward Piles, Fulluessor Blood TO the
Head, Acidity OF the Stomach Nausea, IIeartAuTn, Dis
gust for food. Fglncss or weight in the stomach, Sour
EructltiOns- Shaking or Flustering At pit Of SteEt1eh.
SUiulirg of the Head. Hurried and difficult t~rea;hinS,
T!stttrire NJ tie Heart, ChOaking Of suEocatiug sense
ton when in a lying posture, DislHcss Of Vision. Dots
q webs before the sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the
Head, Deficiency OF Precipitation, YeilcUHSss OF the
skin and Eyes Psin IL the SIDE. Bsck. Chest, Limbs.
&c, Su iden finishes Of Hest, Burning in the Flesh,
Constant ImasiEirss OF Evil, and great depression Of
Spirits.
The proprietor in calling tie s~ttention OF the Pablo
to this preparation, does 50 With a feeling Of the utmost
confidence in its virtues ana a~iartatiOn to the diseases
for which it is recommended
u IS no new and uEtried article, but one tia. has
stood the test O! a ten years trial before the american
similar preparations eNtaHt. The testimony ia its ia
v5r given Iy the NEST prominent and wcll known Ply
sicians and individuals in all parts Of the country Is
immtnce, and n careful perusal Of the Almanac, pub
Ished annually by the proprietor and to be had gratis
Of any Of his Agents, cannot hut satisfy the most SkeP-
teal that this remedy is really deserving the great &c
lelrity it has obtained
Principal oHsce aud ManufietoFy. No. 96 ARCH St.
"a. Sold by =. A SMITH & Co, War
ren: W. L. JIuHE. Bloomfield; J. CAAPBELL- New
ton Fails, ard all Dealers In Neiieires-
AuriI q. l@J--l-v.
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The new firm would respectfully invite the attention
Of Merchants to their large stock OF Groceries, before
purchasing elsewhere
Having removed to t cir new and spacinus Stores.
Mas. 2uS and 2Di CraTford's Block, River Street, they
are prepared to oIer goods - low Is they can he bOught
in Ills market. WM. EDWARDS,
Nay =. lsj5 n. HIRAM IDnINGS.
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Settled.

We learn that WASHINGTON HASKELL, Esq,
formerly of this town, has located himself at
Fort Wayne, Indiana, as a Wholesale dealer in
produce. Success to him.
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co NOTICE.
&

The undersigned formed a co partncrship on the ars.
day OF April, isj6. for the purpose Of traassctirs the
Wholesale Grocery and Commission Business in the
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THE STATE OF OHIO. Trumbu /


V. . d. NOtice OF AIacEE1ent-
Nielsen MuTchouse. ,
Tae said Defendant. a resilient Of the gate Of Iows,
will take notice. that on the th day Of July Nd 1SS5s
the. PhiLtiH filed his petition III said Court. praying
us<meEt in hs favor against the said Defendant for
one huairrti AID fourteen dollars, (St;f,tu1 ard Inter
est, from October a9Lh, is5i, On N ascsUas of goods
s,Id aal delivered to k.m ~ Plaintiff. snd on an &C.
court flr medical services performed ~ Plaintiff for
Defendant, and on an agreement OF the said PlRintn
and Defendant. by shich Defendant was - pay Pain
til for tuition for said Drisn.lants son. rs a medical
STUDENT. The Defcndant must answer said petition the
9th das CT august, next. ar sahi petition viii he taken
a. cahrzseI. anil iu.rrlens. rendered aceordingiy--
TAe Defendant is also nadhed that an order Of attach-
ment vas issued in said cause. by said Court against
his goods. ctstties. monies and credits, lands and ten
smeuts. and that Charles A.. Harrington. administrator
OF Iii MOreh0Gsc, decd, * served n garnishee.
WILLIAM PAINE,
JHlv 1s. 1856 CIV pv his Ait'y. ALsERr PBKKf.
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STRING AND SUMMER.
LADIES ast GfnlcmeR, rrca and Pr3If!
IFIT BE YOUR PURPOSE TO SUP

1 L IL DE- 1OCh Uni ODE IL bOA-
4 ply 30 irself with an exceedingly nice Cater. Boot
or Shoe. which in point Of neatuesE, cnInlOTt and durI-
hiIity, have never been surpassed, and PROBABLY never
equallcsi Ly any former arrival ia the goodly town uf
Warren, you will find that ARTICLES ofthis identical de-
scrip;ion arr to be had at the shop Of The undersigned,
No ;. Market street. where you are cordially invitcl to
call and examine his new and extensive stock, which
embraces the neatest and latest styles Of Caters AL
other Ladies wear. with which cur hdy customers con
not hut Ire pleased. Gentlemen have also been careful
Is provided for, and the very choicest goods Of the mar
let selected FOR them. Determined 10 have none but 4
S1periur E-ticle, tie subscriber keeps 4 sharp eye on
the market. Gentlemen can be supplied with either the
fine French, the neat and comfortable cali, or the sub
sIantial stoga.
y. 3. Work made 20 ordc. and warranted to TT
Call at No. 3, Market ST., first door east OF Smith &
McConbs. Imal : ISJ6.l d.. II. WARREN.
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L EO;el viii be found by the travelling community
TO possess all the facilities Of the hest conducted iIo
tells, for the accommodation Of the public The pres
euL VroprielOrs have had il furnished in the most ap.
proved modern style; and awaited themselves Of every
appliance requisite TO enable the House to merit public
patronage. The furniture and fixtures are ali new. the
general accommodations unsurpassed, and every at;en-
ton paid to visitors hat may be required.
The stage Office adjoins, and Hacks leave daily for
all Parts Of the county. WORD TO VI
and other citizens of the county-DO not think, be-
cause We occupy a larger house, and possess superior
accommodations, that our charges are eXhorbitant.
Call, the next time you come to toxin, and satisfy your
selves OF The truth of our assertion.
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AUGUST APPOINTMENTS.
DR. II. TUBES, Analyt tic Physician

~ viii lie in attendance, as follows:
TAEExS, GaskHl House, Saturday, Aug. 9thi
ORWELL, Mr. l., Brdeg's, Monday, Aug. titi;
EAvESSA, Prentiss House, Tuesday and Wednesday.
ing 9Th and Str.
FOR consultation upon all diseases % the Throat
Lungs, Heart, Liver. stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and
Spleen also Hropsy. Gravel. Rheumatism. Nervous
rrsS, Debility, Dyspepsia. Female diseases. AgUe amt
Fever. Pts. Impurities Of the Blood, ETuptiohs. Can
GERS. Ulcers, ANA al ether raTieties u long standing
complaints. both external and internal.
For spasc ten years DR.. 4. kas devoted his eDtiretime
t. chronic diseases, treating thousands annually, many
OF whom had exhausted every other resource within
reach. IN re case are EtFeret Or other P0iSoEs eH-
glsysd, nor does hc make SICK 10 make eel, or tear
dora 10 build ~ GEGiH- The medicines can he Gken
with safety ~ the most delicate and Tatiebss Hlay re-
uain ct home, ana continue with prudence Their or'!'n-
ary diet and exercise. Mary have recOyeied under the
treatment after fscindsand physicians had given upall
hope, the indiSVutable evidence OF which can always
be furnished. IEvaHds. however reduced or disrair-
ing, are invited to cali, and Ray be assure! tlsal nOen-
courIgcneLt viii bc given or expense incurred, AIN
ont Z corresponding prospect OF recovery
Willow GsovE. Iowa, May 1855.
Or. TvBFs-Sir; Hoping it may encourage some des-
pairing invalid TO seek rCiiei frJm suher,ng,I give below
the eIcts in Ey ogn ease. You first prescribed for me
ia Sept, l-5J. l had been suffering ioUr years IRON =
complication Of diseases and Impurities % the blood.
The last three years excepting q few weeks ] hid been
Kept q close prisoner. and at that time Was too feeble
to sit up in CHAIR long enough to have my bed arTsng-
Ell. NOR chutI I stand upright upon Ey FEET Ny sui
frrings we're without intrrIuissi0n. and at times we're
very great. Debility AID arrangement seemed to per
vale the entire system. All that Kind friends, and an
attentive physician coull do lad been drrc for me-,
had also used different kinds Of Patent mcdicines.which
actcI IS p=liatjvcs, bus fIiiei to accomplish tac desir-
Ell object. FROM the time l cOEsmenc-d your trcaiCaent.
there VAS q gradual Improvement. At the cad CT 4
few weeks ! vas ale 70 sit up an hour at a tiae-and in
six rnanths rode ten miles in one day Frol that time
improvement was more rapid-havc since been able to
isurLey vest. and an nov enjoying "a good degree o.
healh. J feel the. to ycur Treatment, under the bless
iEgs CT cd, IN inleste4 Lr lie anu comfortable
health.
Y0nss Eitl rUch respect, Mrs. ME. CENlSS-
Mrs. 3. resided daring her sickness, ani while under
treatment, in NunsoE. GcGE-1 Coo, ghcre her LthcE,
Chester &il!er. stnl remains. u. /.
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DISsOLUTION. Tie co-narin

~ skip heretofore existing between n. J. h. Treat
and Vim. Edwards, under the firm Of Treat d Edwards,
was dissolved by mutual consent on the lst day q
April, lsJj. M J. r. TREAT.
WI EDWARDS.
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Trumbul County Agricultural Society.
The managersof this society will hold a meet
ing on Friday, August sth, at the Office of
HUrcHSs & Cox, to arrange preliminaries for the
next fair.
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Plan 70 S!
; poMERnY n.nlnr in pinn,

- L. P0MEROY, Dealer in Piano
~ Fotrs, Nrlodeons. Ggiss Sc, Warren, OHIO.
4 ifree and well selected assuruaclt % TtiEus from
The lest manufactures, constantly un hard at Li=uJ-
lecturers prices. Al Instruments sold willie 5ciiv,r-
g aud kept IL order uuc year. free Il charge Tic
manufacturers TarrJntrc given ~ addition tUnur ue A..
Hdyslrca. Also, Second handed Pianos for sale AMI
10 rcat- Pianos a;l rl"lOieoEs tHuet nnt repaired,
and all WORK warranted. OLA Pianos and MclnIrpI.s
1Seh ~ r>"i .rEe Tor reU- apr :, lsli.
ID ENJOY AIS. /. Pomrruy has re
II novel iis Plane Forte and Music S;rre 20 Van
G"rier's New Block ON 3Etrk-; Street tie is happy to
lie allie 10 state that the =reat increase % his business,
renders the change n.ceSSdTy-his former warerauWs
being entirely inadequate. HIS barge and eommolioHs
r0oIis will nOE enable him 10 keep on hand and 'sx
posed to view" IS lar-c au.i eie-aut ar assortment Of
P.anos AMI Mcl0leous rs can he fouEd in the STATE q
uh'o. lie viii keep csEst1Htiy on hand from thirty to
l.Ny elegantly furnished new Pianos. s-Icctal by him
sell from the best fnIkrrS in the world, and will sell
tncfn At manufacturers prices. which viii Erakc the
price - te3cL bl@uc about SIh l,ss tan tley are sOi
for in Cleveland, Pitt>iuTg ard Cincinnati. Also a
large assortment Of sccuLd hanieil Pianos, prices from
So to 500. Mc!oiconS FROM S45 10 S3Cn. One large
"rEa1 ueiOir"n, designed Tor cEurchas. Eii be sold a.
a bargain. fia"os aud hcIoJcons to I"ut.
Nrvrcr. apr 81 1850 st. PnMEEOY.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE
~ Notice il hereby given that the undersigned has
hecn duly appointed and qGahfsd rs Administrator on
tie Estate Of Moses s. Beach, Late Of Vernon, TrumbuIl
CuuHty Ohio. deceased.
Vernon, July ij, 1861 NJ BEACH
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DEAD THIS, AND BE WISE TO
Ii YOUR OWN INTEREST. Now is the only time.
If goa VIII see 10 il Immediately, for I an going West.
in n short time, to spend tie fail and Writer, Any ore
wishing TO euy all. or part OF my property, now IS the
time, for If ! return to Warren next season again, /
Viii not sell on IS fare terms as 1T the present. for l
shall then hJ;ld on the front ground. ] have had sew
cr=l offers. and shall sell If 1 get a price to suit. NOW
offer Cor sale one laf Of my front Building ground, on
Nam Street, the whole icing - feet front by 20 deep.
Also, my large two story dwelling house and lot, imme-
dialciy back Of front lot On Franklin Street. said
dwelling is large enough for two families, being 20 by
90 feet, with good cellar under it, with a Kitchen, one
story 30 by u feet, good large harm and Brick Smoke
House, Wood House, and good CisteTn a. the back door.
] am now carrying on my trade in the building on my
front lot since / quit the grocery business last April.
for the purpose Of going West soon. Persons wanting
any articles in The cunning line, and ammunition Of all
Einds,that IS good, and various other articles, VIII Do
well to give me a call.
Warren, June %, IS5G.-3n JOHN DAY.
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QUIET MUSIC!! a new stack lust
oreceiyei at POmeroy's music store. The latest
songs. PolEas &c selected with care. Send in tho
otiyrs- Remember it does not injure hy being sent 10y
nail and tIs postage costs you ~notsius. June Il
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GASKHL
THIS NEW AND COMMODIOUs

Corner Of Main and South Streets, Opposite
Cier6igad s. .izk0HiRS Rail Road Depot, HCrreH, o.
Ii AsnmER n-n-rr--u-
The Placer herald., 1856-10-11
Auburn and the Aemrican Candidates.

The Press takes us to task for saying in refer
ence to the above county ticket that "eight out OF
the whole number live in Auburn and its imme-
diate vicinity" Now it is admitted that the fol-
lowing gentlemen reside here, viz: Messrs. Haw-
kins, Stout, Hopkins, Finley and Holmes-tve.
We have given in another place some reasons for
asserting that Mr. Moore lived here. Mr.. Henson
was announced by the California American of
Sep. 24th as candidate from Auburn, and Mr..
Gaines on the day we made the assertion was re-
siding in Spanish Flat in the Auburn precinct
There then are three others accounted for and
and .fve make eight, as we put it up. We have
no desire to misrepresent these matters of fact
We give you our authority and the Press can
make the most of it..
The Placer herald., 1856-10-11
O. C. Hall the X. N. Elector for Pree;do.1

This gentleman held forth to few of the fai,h
full at this place last Saturday evening. With tbo
exception of a few State charges against Mr.
Buchanan there was "nothing in it," Tho ron
tleman asserted that there was not respecto,Io
leading Democratic paper in the Atlantic STATE.
that had published the railroad plank of ,bo
Democratic party. Now we state upon the ou.
thority of the Pennsylvania Of the 20th of Am
gust, that every paper in the east, west, south or
north, that published the proceedings of the Gin
cinnatt Convention, as reported by the officors.
set forth the resolution. When we reflect tho.
this party, party, do not even propose to- a;vn
us mule trail between the Mississippi vallou
and the Pacific, it is the most bare faced hmm
dcnce in the speaker. to make any talk whatever
about the Pacific Railroad.
Most of this gentleman's remarks upon the Pol
tics of the day, would have sounded very natural
if they had come from Black Republican Oro'
tor.
The Placer herald., 1856-10-11
For the Placer Herald.
LAcY's BAR. NE. AR. Oct. 6. 1856.

LACY BAK, N r. a r., UcI. o, Io!V'
Editor Notwithstanding to proIni Sc send
you these few lines to inform you how mining is
going along in this vicinity. All the claims here
are paying well and majority Of them first rata
On Manhattan Bay Boles x Co., are doing sel,
further down Mcssrs. Kelly Il Smith are doing
first rate, they took ont last Saturday s. ounces,
this week they will take out at least $500, two
men at work. Between Manhattan and Lacy's
The miners are all doing well. Then on LacyS
is the lume or claim of Martin Il Co.. paying first
rate; then adjoining Martin Co, GENES ypou-
humble servant, doing FIRST yase, and has beer
for the past three weeks, averaging abous lbs
per day, it numbers your humble servant and Mr.
Cristy, being two Of them. the Pougbkeepsie ls'
the name. The Tiger Bluff Co. immediately be-
low is just getting into their claim and are getting
good prospects. A mile below Meagher Co.,
are doing we'll. Yours, &c, Al
The Placer herald., 1856-10-11

our present happiness and prosperity, and the
sacred memories of the past; better far for the
human race that we had never existed than by
our suicidal hands we should shatter into frag
ments the fair temple, raised by the wisdom, trea-
sure and blood of our ancestry, and dedicated to
the freedom of our race.
The Placer herald., 1856-10-11

Col. PETER DELLA ToRRE.-This gentle
mans name indicates him to be of foreign
birth, but whoever listens to him speak, will
become satisfied that, he wields the pure
English in mastery style. His impassion-
ed appeals stir all hearts to action, and fills
the dullest brain with thoughts that burn.
From private letter from below we learn
that this Democratic Elector, will shortly
visit our county to address the people.
Let the people give him hearty welcome
and all who can 90 and hear him, our
word for it, they will remember it in the flu
tare as an intellectual treat Of rare enjoy
ment. ;.
The Placer herald., 1856-10-11

DELAWARE Too.-A letter to one OF the
editors of the Journal of Commerce, dated
at Pot Penn, Delaware, August 18th, says:
''Relative to political prospects in this State
the success of the Democratic party IS
now certain. The detection from Fillmore
Of Pratt and Pearce, U. S. Senators from
Maryland, is producing great effect here.
The Placer herald., 1856-10-11

FIRE AT UPPER PLAcERvILLE.-A fire oc-
cured at this place on the Tth, consuming
about 100000 worth Of property, and man
named John Murdoch. Murdoch is suppos-
ed to have started the fire by his careless use
OF a lighted candle when intoxicated.
The Placer herald., 1856-10-11
Political Meetings.

MILTON S. LATHAM and THOS. J. HENLEY
will address the people of California as follows;
Salmon Falls, FL Dorado county .,....... Oct.
Coloma, Ell Dorado county. ..............O Oct.
Placerville FL Dorado county ........O Oct. 9
Volcano Amador county ty...............Oc Oct. 10
Indian Dggings Ell Dorado Co. (Heney,) Oct. /
Fiddletown Amador county (Latham) Oct.
Mud Springs, Ell Dorado county. ..........O Oct. l3
Georgetown, Ell Dorado county. Get IA
Yankee Jms Placer county, ,............ Oct. 10
Michigan Bluffs. ......... Oct. II
Iowa HILL Oct. Is
Grass Valley, Nevada county ..........O Oct 20
Nevada City, Nevada county. y............ Oct y
Forest CITY. Sierra county y....Oc Oct. %
Downieville, Sierra county .,...........O Oct. %
Goodvear's Bar Sierra county ........ Set. "a
New York Flat Yuba county y..O Oct. 25
Oroville. Butte county. tv.............Oc Oct. u
Shasta .........Oc Oct. 20
Weaverville Trinity county Oct. 80
Other announcements will be made in due time
The Placer herald., 1856-10-11

SPEAKING IN PLAcER-Messrs VIM. NJ
Gwvn, Van Voorhies, J. Penn Johnson, and
other distinguished Democratic speakers, will
be in Placer shortly. The gentlemen named
above will speak at Bakers Ranch on the
soth, at Michigan city on the 3lst, at Wis
consin Hill on the lst of November, at Iowa
Hill on the I'd, and at Auburn on the Sd,
Don't forget it. fellow citizens.
The Placer herald., 1856-10-11
The County FianceS,

On our outside will be found an article upon
the State of the finances of Placer County.
The statement was made to the lst of October,
and the reader will that, our calculation brings
it up to the round sum of S126,O75,G5.
Since that date, and after the article was writ
ten and in type we learn there has been paid into
the Treasury ofthe County S1l3s500 of which
5.7S9, 81 should be credit on the above estimate,
also that there has been received for licenses to
do business S376.50. These two amounts then
will reduce our estimated amount of present in
debtedness to Sll9,9lS,31.
The revenue it will be recollected, has been
increasing every year,-but, of this more hereaf-
The Placer herald., 1856-10-11

GROWING BLAcKER.-Fred Douglas, the
negro, takes down the names of Smith and
Mcfarland from his paper, and in a long az
ticle comes out for Fremont and Dayton.
The Placer herald., 1856-10-11

MINING AT DUTcH FLAT.-We met the
other day friend from this locality, who
informed us that the boys Of the pick and
shovel were doing regular land office bu-
sness.
In Thompsons Hill there are seven tun-
nels, one of these is known as the "Blue
Cut mining Co." and this company is taking
it out rich. Out Of one pound of dirt our
friend obtained five dollars, which consider
ing that there was no picking and choosing
tells we'll for the claim.
Heretofore Dutch Flat has not cut much
of figure in the newspapers, nevertheless we
have every reason to believe that it is as
substantial in mineral as any portion of Cal
ifornia
The Placer herald., 1856-10-11

BURNING OF THE BELvIDERE HOUSE,
TWO Men BURNED TO DEATH.-On Monday
night last, the Belvidere House, situated on
the Stockton road, some twelve miles froh
this place, was totally destroyed by ire
The fire broke out about eleven O'Clock, wne4
all its inmates of the house were asleep, ana
so rapidly was the spread of the flames tna'
two persons were burned to death ia attemPII+
ing to escape Columbia Gazette, Oct 4fa'
The Placer herald., 1856-10-11

The recent rains have not been sufficiently
heavy to change the aspect of the mines. Some
damage has been done to the claims in the river
but not enough to stop operations. Our cores
pondents inform us that the rivers are paying
well, and we hope those engaged in such claims
may have a chance this season to reap proper
reward
The Placer herald., 1856-10-11

Our friend Tagnes Stirling gives ball
this evening at the Crescent City Hotel in
Auburn.
The Placer herald., 1856-10-11

The communication from blinds" came
to hand little too late. The subject matter
OF his communication was commented upon
in last weeks issue Of the Herald, and our
space is limited this week.
The Placer herald., 1856-10-11

JUST WHERE WE HAVE TOLD THE PEofhA
ABOUT THE IssUE.-Among the men nomln"7
ted for the Presidency, my choice would 10
Fillmore, but | see plainly since my arrlvm
that the contest is between Fremont anu
Buchanan.
The above is from correspondent OF Il. I"o
Sierra Citizen, writing from N. Y. Sep, 4tl.
The Placer herald., 1856-10-11
COUNTY TICKET.

COUNTY TICKET.
FOR STATE SENATOR,
JOSEPH w ALKU p
FOR REPRESENTATIVES.
w. W. CAPERTON, ......... S. B. WYMAN,
A. =. X. Stafford, JAMES O'NEILL.
FOR SHERIFF.,
CHARLES KING.
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
TABB MITCHELL.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER,
PHILIP STUNER.
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
FHILIP W. THOMAS.
FOR ASSESSOR,
j. W. SPANN.
FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR,
JAMES NJ. GAUNT.
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR,
EUGENE A. PHELPS.
FOR CORONER,
HUDSON NJ. HOUSE.
SUPERINTENDENT OF COMMON SCHOOLS,
PERCIVAL C. MILLETTE.
The Placer herald., 1856-10-11
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

Let every voter go and hear these candidates,
and decide for himself, not only as between the
men but as to the principles advocated.
The Placer herald., 1856-10-11

Lo? THE Poor INDIAN.-This unfortunate indi-
vidual was in tom yesterday on the keen jump
in search of his mahala who he said had been
maliciously and feloniously induced to leave his
bed and board without inst cause Or provocation.
by some ungallant white man. He grieves not
so much for his lost treasure as he does for the
loss of some family relics. in the shape of Jews
harp and fine tooth comb.
Dauy Butte Record.
Inform your bereaved friend that the fine tooth
comb was seen the other day in Auburn on
spree with tooth pick, and with a forty bIaded
Jack Knife.
There is report in circulation that the Harp
has been seized by mob who were about to
hang tin Tara s Hall.