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Napoleon H.
Has sent ais medal 70 LYON,
In praise Of his % ~der and pins;
No other mediGr On, you may roly on,
Tha IL "A tus Nfa Olur liz

Napoleon III
In praise q his 20 ~der and pins;
Nc S Sss err msdiS r. ss you may re!y on,
Nation snsr nAAu eod their medal. % LIoa. as tribute
Re- s e
pet D4 B, oadwAy.
Holloway. PLEA se.rliInx Truth
and az e ps al
eoppan o. the digestive and secre,lve suffer- from
spOnsisinty.
Evsry sAoxner sIoAla nave a asSx I'M tine
sssasn q s2
md rssomasodsa by Physic,ana sary and SPEEDY
every tna; or fsssr users head
arssis ps :ors ssr
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~ ,s ssss % INJURY sss1 vi. g
xesupeons I.,s made from Tho pnrss maserssla from
@ ss
.ssa Ssmss17ss and 'sco:ensnd . others. ssddss.
ssssas save py u large IN Sosss a%Ssa on ne owe
sse sssss;sa n sSs Pc: cen: s, sos
'''' q my .s: ss:
Hearing for the Deaf-Acoustic AuricIes.
ss ss are ny % % y these tat
slS' s sns t az ana
To many of our Readers it must he a Great
reuc' 70 pulmonary sOnsumpuou De permA
nerry cured IN by the Wild cherry preparation
doubt
Rnsumntism, scrofaIn, Sc -Ayatt's Life
,atam the certain remedy the If
6eso and all diseases nriirg from mpurty the
Wed Mr. Jobu Notary, OF o6 ID, oi ntam
ma0ry Rheumatism astna brorch s and k1Day
be had teen confined TO his house
his life despair or 1T cured lady In the family OF r. W.
Gey, tsq, OF the Bowery goodr sore-t3a terrible
cfofu liberation o. MAE after
had been treated and abandoned In desoair
most eminent phy sicianG. Pripcpa office NS Grand
street. rs bottle. For By Druggists and
Hayes l15 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
n, L. Lovet would Invlse those that ave
ray ADJ bal to call nj s2 Broadway and be viii refer
aides ard Rente have ssen gray bald
Wabpene.
Popular HOmeOPas by.-Cartis & Welsse's
specific remedies hosr and lose of dys
Zach pscbsge price 10 cents medicine directions
for oiseufe Sold by Mou re Parner No Merchsntp
kxchSrge VIM. tadde, NO 322 Br0sd~sv; Union square
Post office 83l BROADWAY and NJ. Corwin OF Sixth
Hayes lJ9 Atan1c Responsible sgents
wanted ADDRESS $50 Union Post oce New York
city.
Rarry's TricOpherous, In. per Bottle; Luz
bins genuine jockey club and Napoleon III Caunpoes
tonic o. per bottle; pomAdes &c. CANP5EL3 drug aud
chemical establishment southwest Of Eighth
and Twenty eianh St eel.
Coughs and C0i0s.-If yon nave n Disease
Of the throat cbest REMEMBER Or. PAEC0AsfS golden
cough IL is gaining reputation Agents. o. i.
Ring 1872 Broad~aV; O. v Chicken Co., 81 Barclay street;
Hayes It's Flu ton street BROOKLYN and By druggis geEe
rally See p8mDaat
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The New York Weekly Herald.


The New York Weekly Herald.
NEWS FROM EUROPE, MEXICO, CUBA, WEST INDIES,
ErC.-CONaREssIeNAL AND LEGISLATIVE PRO-
CEEDINGs, ETC.
THE WEEKLY HERALD will bepubshed 81 eleven O'Clock this
morning. Its contents will embrace the latest from Flu
rope Central America, Mexico, Cuba, &c interesting Con-
sresona Legislative Proceedinss Editorials various
subjects; Launching Of the Steamship Adrauc; Financial
Commercial, Political, Religious Theatrical and Maritime
Intelligence; Cattle Market together with variety Of mis-
eeaneous and local items Single copies in Wrappers ready
mailing, be had At the counter. Price sixpence
Looking Up.-Always Keep Lookiog Up
Never matters beneath notice. but look up look up
x
KNOBS hats are worth oo1ng up to SO cheap ys
Fulton street, may be put in the ars rank Of matters.
David's Spring style of Gentlemen's Hats
a: . By y svs % o shos .. .n, S
broadway, second door nom Duane street.
While, the fintter, has Removed from the
LII M sd ous his n
styles, ASA also. aplendd hat for %. WHITE. Hater
Espenscheid's Hats are Manufactured az
ns' "" and s see
snse. '''' ''A A'a ''S' " '''' - 40 ''~'
.Onward and Upwara' - Genia's Motto =
M dollar sFes nS ne mo Inc h s1
EsTS ys:J p,,v
Money Saved -HunI, 80 Fulton street,
manufactures and superior quality twenty
live per than Broadway houses cher house,
wholesale and retail Strangers call and judge tor
selves, At 90 Fulton street.
straw Hats and Caps fur Un1ldrcn.-rhe
subscriber prepared with his exhibition Of spring styles
fancy consisting Of Infants ieghorn and
brai hats boys straw and hats misses eghorn
braid flats, A. &C., Of every style Ana aaay and at
tfu articles exhibition at Me- log Cannl street,
corner OF Wooster. VIM baHfA.
Spring style. for 1856, Now Ready, ut the
New ompany,s ard las Nassau Res. quality,
three dollars only The public invited 70 call We sell
single hat at the wholesale price. Cal and soc.
Our Cameo-types Cannot he Initiated.
WILLIAMSON BKOTHERS.
249 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
Lsmprstypes for 30 Gems -Tnese Ncw and
beautiful gems OF art going Oh BY thousands To avoid
The excitement attendant rush the middle
the day, go early. Depot $50 Broadway.
. AnsOn's Large size Dag Sorrcoayp es for fifty
cents cooren, and 10 nice twice the
Cor 80 cents and equal TO those made g.
sOs's. $50 btadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
Pianos and r1eiOde0Ns.-rne Horace Waters
modern improved pianos and meodeons are 10 be fouod AZ
@ Broadeay Pianos To rent, and ed on rchaye
PIANOS for sale monthly hand pianos on
$40 70 $40; melodeons from $40 10 SIPS.
state and National Ls~v school. pouu,,.
~.soste H. YSpper5or svstem iralpg practice gi,h
,cnrs Iures witnesses In all the business details the pro
sssaon and In oraory Send for circular "a
T. W. FOWLER.
Sunday Boat for NeSvburg and intermediate
landIngs-ybe splendid steamer MEfAMORA will CON-
spce the Sunday trips above, on SUNDAY Apr ~
lsvlsg j.. syset rerEl si7is l. " sss as.s!tssusa
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Mr. Brown Takes this Mothod % InfornA
his scotch IN the city and country nat he s thankful
r heir past patronage, aud hope 70 obtain fo future;
hat he hs. opened store the Scotch plan
SS - Plesseca aad Judge
Owe, at BROWNS hat store, E8 Chatham square.
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PERSONAL,

PERSONAL.
n Q. WILL CALL MONDAY. l4TH. AT PRECISELY 8
IF THE GENTLEMAN WHO CALLED on THO SUB
scrber about the last OF February unng per
con TO manufacture gold pens. win call soou he hear
i. L0vEJoY, LOO Spring strse.
INFORMATION WANTED OF MRS. MARY NORRfsg
and mild, who landed rom the ship Excelsior the 29th
o. February ard have not since been heard of her
danEeiousy Ill Any Information Wild be thankfully received
by h. WNd, 2,l56 Post office, Buffalo, NY
u TEs Bss.-THE VESSEL. DOES or $ Al, UNTIL,
~ the day following the named. See advertisement
Notify the previous day, as agreed upon.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF The FOLLOWING
w soldiers their heirs who served the 1879 and
,slI-Benjamin Dwyre. Stephen u Oobo. charles Bardina
fscoh fhao'r ~ . I'5 ,vci,ard "a
ihe mOoi aiauos nay De " their advantage 49,"
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Obituary..

Died, at Chenango Forks, the 26th ut., SIMEON
RoGERs aged "a years. Mr. Rogers served soldier in
the war OF the Revolution.
Mr. GEO. WISE old citizen Alexandria, and the last
Of the ball bearers OF Washington died the Sd instant
He attained the advanced age Of Is years.
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Court CalenAar-This Day.
SUPREME CouRT-Spscia Term.-Nos 49, AZ, ~, 50, 81,
81, "a, o.. Sc, 57.
Other Contradictions and decisions.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

I,IREPRooF SAFE FOR SALE, CuEAP.-sURR
y woed's phouix SAFE szs ~ ~ % inches ia tse but
sac, rrc VII re sod FOR So srp isd cf mnediA ~ Al
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THE THROAT AND LUNGs-THR MEDICAL sPECI AL
subjects
Esurns Of Deaths from Affections Of the Respiratory Organs
Ia New York
Hospitals for specia, Diseases In London.
The Consumption Hospital.
Cough syrups Cherrs Pectoras and Pu'monic Waters.
Cool lmpudence and Dshonest Plagiarism.
The Dangers Of spring.
To Our Readers and ExchangeI
Pbyeic and Physicians, Regular and Irregular.
Hopeless Cases.
Deaths from Consumption in New -RemsrkAbge De-
What IL Meant by "a CureY'
Bathing In Pulmonary Affections.
Diet of Consumptves.
On Superstition.
On Air.
The Vanity Of Theories.
The Specialist In edited by Dr. Robert Hunter the well
known physician diseases Of the lungs No s2s Broadway
and pub 6hed by SHERMAN co.,
No. ve.ey street, Aston House. New York single copies,
10 cents Subscription. 81 a
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Culbert Brothers, 136 Canal street, are Sell
ing styles OF baoteJ knives al all price
from 81 81 silver forks to mach, from I'll to S
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Window shades, White and Bum Holland,
picture cords asse &C. Ct Wholesale and retail by WOOD
FORD WEMPLE, manufacturers, So 0atharne street. n.
country merchants supplied the lowest prices and
n mo resa tArms
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CAMURI CAMPBELL CHEMIST. FORMERLY WITH
- Rushton, Clark Co. southwest corner o: Eighth avenue
and Twenty eighth street.
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GINS Flxfurcs-(aas flxInTes.-New Patterns,
clocks candeiabra Paris bronzes statues Cor inches &c
II. DARDONVILl.E, AS Broad way.
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DIR ESTEMUS-THE FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE
l. Columbian Literary Club will take place the chapel OF
the New York University. Tuesday evening, April Is.
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Mechanical Lamps, Carcels aud MODERATOR
every style price, Rape seed oil, the beat oil
lamps. II. DARDONViILE, 4i5 Broadway.
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DEy. MR.. HARRIS TEE CONVERTED JEW. WILL
III preach In the Fifeh street n z. church, Tomorrow
April Is at l0h A. M Rev. DR.. Rice, Presiding Elder at
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Francis 8nlIer, -. D., Ocullst and Ausfst,
l6 Bond street, York. Once hours from to l. ~ and
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q
Nation afer end medals TO Lyon tribute "a
hin fepius "A ufac'uyns powder al Of
Tree from potor Beware coun.ereers and pedlsrs De
b OadWAy.
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THE TRADES

N INTELLIGENT PRACTICAL PRINTER WANTED
n to take charge OF national democratic Journal about to
be established in ole Of the best counties OF To
man Of industrious habits, who desires permanent loca-
ton. FIRST o,enrg here presented For further par
hcuarsinquIe during this morning. at agars type foundry
80 Gold street. =
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The Smithsonian House, Broadway, Cor
of Hon. street, New YORK single rooms 81 cents g
cents 81 per day. Parlars with bedrooms 81 % 10 IS
per day. Meales and ordered invites the
Of the travellera SIDNEY kOPMAN.
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solves, 81 BROWNS hat store. rs Chatham square.
Forty Reasons for 6ayinx
TIE NEW YORK LEDGER.
@Bscsuss i Isn, any hing sl.s. .n,p.s.,
GBess ass i The Cheapest papsr pal is led
e-Because y 10 !be astrucuys ps,er puosaed;
DC DE MOST s psps1
M Ias spsnd Sspsr
0-Because il has the best complete stories
l2-Bscs use il has The amor eat editorials
- Bees use II has the wtuiest articies
14-Becs 1t bss sharpest paragraphs.
i6- Becs uss 4 has The most spartins visdctms.
l+Becs use everybody hk.s IL
S,,1S9s Ss win " ss s enterprise
a-Becs use The pashsssr knows how to advertise.
23-Because u is going ahead;
@Bsesuse Mrs srs. ' ssoara ss; writes for It.
1-Beeswe il makes ita readers laugh.
8-Becausei II makes its readers cry.
Bsssass contains cosss great iluss;sa novel ~,
Gun Maker Of MOSCOW 90
Becaae has picuyes OF The Gun-msker ashunshis
picture: g xsssn
a :S S .so4s pictures
g Because Fanny Fern writes TOR It exclusively.
4O-Becauae it Is the Ledger.
Sylvnnus Cobb, Jr.'s, Great Tale
Wha. is this which through the nation
Ia 20 raising expectation,
Throughout gradatcn
From hope up 10 cODsternAtonY
II would seem though ali creation,
With toucn Of exaggeraion,
Was having grand 0lh6oaton
Or undergoing TRANSPORTATION,
Or In q state Of phRcat0n.
There's nothing out Sylvanus Cobu-aion,
tsuamAker OF Mcsc0w-Rton;
Everlasting Fanny Fern aton,
Or "nagr6ce' Illustration
Or more NhW YORK LEDGERation,
Or botherston Bonner alton,
At every and railroad station,
Fverywhere throughout the nation.
Now, this kind OF operation
Must he brought TO q cOnsummAton
70. grand ooncatenattOn
of every thing desirable will be given In the LEDGER this
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That Is the motto. Aim at something higher and handson
Never gaze matters beneath notice, but look upi look
customers always look and with great sasacuor
adpg hats worth looking up To- So cheap
beautiful md the pnk of fashion. Knox, a Broadway
Fulton street. may be put In the Ars rank OF hatters.
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-. aonSwsSn @ serInnx Iasn.-
ucvo suicide; and thtse pitts sradicsts al
the digestive and secretve org
Ia tfv
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ray ann bali to call a: 7sa Broadway, and be win refer
adde's ard gent emea have 5sen AMI bald
Ing perfect heads OF hair hen young, by the his
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Waker street. Broadway, established In 1920 for the
nj RI aem, neura sa eruption o. skin IDS
.ysrs, S.. Tes, M1e ~ hs ma eAsat -
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Elegant Car peting.-Smtth d LAounsbcry,
No 456 Broadway prepared to exhibit their
spring syles Of h velvet tapestry Brussels three ply and
ingram carpeting. Among the assortment will be found
large number new deslgns les before
Also large OF olcohs, OF every width and oil other
Co0ui witt
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Spring Style, for 1856, Now NcadY, Mt the
New Hat Gompeny's ard Jas Mass Rel quality,
three dollars only The public invited call We sell
single hat the wholesale price, Call and
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Before Hiring or FurIishiOg q House, Cal
and PLMPToNs secretary bedseaas With lste improve
patented March, 1866 This cement yearly
is price and instantly parlor into uxrrsn
sleeping apartment Cheaper also manufactured
fer offices, &C. So.d wholesale and retail also quAreri,
and monthly payments by the paenees nj To White street
third door II ON Broadway.
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%C mn WORTH OF CAST OFF CLOYHINa wANr.
pA.OOO cd he highest price given aud cssh paid h
current Gencmen having good e on or snenous
cothng to dispose OF obtain liberal oy sending heir
street. rear Centre. - $3.50
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4 sToNfsHINd 70 xTG~GxDXME MORROW, -, THE
"A seventh daughter has natural gift tall past present.
and future events and all The Ok f. even ~ very
thoughts aud viii cause speedy maxagee, and show Ie nks
nesses OF the intended husbands and absent friends and Win
bring together those who are separated who viii eujoy
greatest happiness Of matrimonial bliss. An who wish good
pressed their belief that ehe e most wonderful asvoogist in
the woi ID or thai haa been known though s,e prscn
nothing but what roconcneabe to pheosh No charge
not satisfied ~ Broome street. between Cannon and Coum
ba. Gentlemen not admitted
The Placer herald., 1856-12-20
AUBURN PLACER COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, DECEMBER 90 1856
Notice to Enforce Mechanics Lien.

Woodn and Steel, VS.. William T. Henson As
signee of the estate of George H. Stephens.
A LII persons holding or claiming liens under
IA the provisions of an Act of the Legislature
of this State, entitled San act for securing Liens
of Mechanics and Others" approved April 9th,
1865, upon certain reservoir, above and near the
town of Auburn, in said county. and certain water
works conducting the water therelrom to the Ame
rican Hotel, in said town, are hereby notified to
be and appear before said court on the first day of
the next term thereof at the opening of the court
on that day, then and there to exhibit the proofs
of such liens A failure to exhibit such proofs
will be deemed waiver of such lien.
B. +. MYRES,
Attorney for Plaintiff
Nov. 18th, 1856.
The Placer herald., 1856-12-20
Notice to Enforce Mechanics Liens.

District court, l1M Judicid District, Placer Co..
Benjamcn Hoffman VS.. VIM. T. Henson, As
signee of the Estate of George II. Stephens.
4 LII persons holding or claiming Lens under
IN the provisions of an act Of the Legislature
of this State, entitled "An Act for securing Liens
of Mechanics and Others" approved April 9th
1856" upon the American Hotel. a brick building
in the town Of Auburn, in said county, are hereby
notified to be and appear before said Court on the
first day of the next term thereof at the opening
of the court on that day, then and there to exhibit
the proofs of such Liens. A failure to exhibit
such proofs will be deemed waiver of such Lien.
b. +. MYRES,
Attorney for Plaintiff
NJ,
The Placer herald., 1856-12-20
The Pass of Death.

1t was a narrow pass,
Watered with human tears,
For death has kept the outer gate
Almost six thousand years,
And the ceaseless, tread of world feet
Was ever in my ears
Throngng, jostling, hurrying by,
As if they were only born to die.
A stately king drew near,
This narrow pass to tread,
Around him hung gorgeous robe,
And a crown was on his head;
But death with look of whitening scorn,
Arrested him and said
''In humble dress must the king draw near,
For the crown and the purple are useless here.
Next came man of wealth,
And his eye was proud and bold
And he bore in his hand lengthy scroll,
Telling of sums untold
But death who careth not for rank,
Careth as little for gold
"Here that scroll ! cannot allow,
For the gold of the richest is powerless now"
Another followed fast,
A book was in his hand,
Filled with flashes Of burning thought
That are known in many a land;
But the child of genius quailed to hear
Death ptiless demand
''Here that book cannot enter with thee,
For the bright flashes of genius is nothing to
me-"
The Placer herald., 1856-12-20

District Court. 1lh Judicial District. Placer Co..
Joseph Friedlien VS.. VIM. T. Henson, Assignee
of the Estate of George II. Stephens.
A LII persons holding or claiming Liens under
IN the provisions of an act Of the lie sslature
of this State entitled ''an Act for securing Liens
of Mechanics and Others" approved April 9th,
1855, upon the American Hotel. brick building
in the town of Auburn, in said county, are hereby
notified to be and appear before said Court on
the first day of the next term thereof at the open
ing Of the court that day then and there to eX-
hibit the proofs of such liens. A failure to eX-
hibit such proofs will be deemed a waiver of such
Lien. B. +. MYRES.
Attorney for Plaintiff
Nov 17th 1856
The Placer herald., 1856-12-20

District Court, 1lM Judicim District, Placer Co.
John T. Reed VS.. VIM. T. Henson, Assignee of
the Estate of George III. Stephens
A LII persons holding or claiming Liens under
n the provisions of an act of the Legislature of
this State entitled ian act for securing Liens of
Mechanics and Others" approved April 27th 1855,
upon the American Hotel. brick building in the
town of Auburn, in said county, are hereby notili-
ed to be and appear before said court on the first
day of the next term thereof, at the opening of
the court on that day. then and there to exhibit
the proofs of said claims, failure to exhibit
such proofs will be deemed waiver of such Lien.
B. f. MYRES,
Nov. 18th, '56. Attorney for Plaintiff
The Placer herald., 1856-12-20

CHILDREN IN CoLUMBIA.-There are in
the town Of Columbia 293 children between
the ages Of four and eighteen years, and SO
under the age of four years.
The Placer herald., 1856-12-20

District Court, 11M .Tudicial District, Placer 20.
w. II. Phinney VIM. It. Henson, Assignee Of
the Estate of George H. Stephens.
A LII persons holding or claiming Liens under
II the provisions of an act of the Legislature of
this State entitled IAN act for securing Liens of
Mechanics and others, approved April 18th, 1855,
upon the American Hotel, brick building in
the town of Auburn. in said county, are hereby
notified to be and appear before said Court, on
the first day of the next term thereof at the open
ing of the court on that day. then and there to
exhibit the proofs of such claims. A failure to
exhibit such proofs will be deemed waiver of
such Lien. b. f. MYRES,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
District Court, llM Judicial District; Placer Co.
j. w. Avery VS.. VIM. T. Henson, Assignee of
the Estate Of George Ii. Stephens.
A LII persons holding or claiming Liens under
II the provisions of an act of the Legislature of
this State entitled ''An Act for securing Liens of
Mechanics and Others" approved A April 27th, 1855
upon the American Hotel, brick building in the
town of Auburn. in said countyHare hereby noti-
ed to be and appear before said court on the first
day of the next term thereof, at the opening OF
the court on that day. then and there to exhibit
the proofs of said Liens A failure to exhibit
such proofs will be deemed waiver of such Lien
b. f. MYRES,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
November nth, 1856.
The Placer herald., 1856-12-20
Nov. 18th, 1856.

District Court. 11M Judicim District, Placer Co.
Smith and Evans vs. VIM. T. Henson, Assignee
of the Estate of George II. Stephens.
4 LII persons holding or claiming Liens under
H. the provisions of an act of the Legislature of
this State, entitled "an act for securing Liens Of
Mechanics and Others" approved April 9th, 1855,
upon the American Hotel brick building in the
town of Auburn in said county, are hereby notiti-
ed to be and appear before said court on the first
day of the next term thereof, at the opening of
the court on that day, then and there to exhibit
the proofs of such Liens. failure to exhibit
such proofs will be deemed waiver OF such Lien.
B. Z. MYRES
Nov. 18th, 1856. Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Placer herald., 1856-12-20

Nov. 18th, 1856.
The Placer herald., 1856-12-20
A youth of sickly mien

Followed in thoughtful mood,
Whose heart was filled with love to God
And the early brotherhood:
Death felt he could not quench the heart
That lived for others good
IL own" cried he. the power of love,
| must let it pass to the realms above!"
The Placer herald., 1856-12-20
Next came a maiden fair,

With that eye so deeply bright,
That stirs within you strange sweet care,
Should you meet on a summer night:
But Death. ere the gentle maid passed thro'
Snatched away its light
Beauty is power in the world" he saith,
''But what can it do in the Pass of Death?'
The Placer herald., 1856-12-20
Nov. 18th, 1856.

District Court, 11M Judicial District Placer Co.
II. T. Holmes VIM. T. Henson, Assignee Of
the Estate of George II. Stephens
A LII persons holding or claiming Liens under
IN the provisions of an act of the Legislature
of this State, entitled IAN act for securing Liens
of Mechanics and Others" approved April 9th.
1865, upon the American Hotel, brick building
in the town of Auburn, in said county. are hereby
notified to be and appear before said court, on
the first day Of the next term thereof, at the open
inc of the court on that day, then and there to
exhibit the proofs OF such Liens. A failure to
exhibit such proofs will be deemed a waiver Of
such Lien. B. F. MYRES,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Nov I7tb 1S5c