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NEW AND IMPORTANT

PHARMAoIEN de PARIS, AND IMPERIAL oOLLgOE
OF MEDICINE, VIENNA, are affixed upon each wrap
per, and around each case Of
Triesemar No. 1, 2, and 3.
Thus protecting the public sgsint ss,wheh
liable the seveTest penalties courts oflAw award
~ Vienna, and Royal College 6 surgeo0s, London may
personally consulted st hs residnce, 13l Prince street.
(gew ks OF Broadway New YORK. from II iu che
morning tia and rom I'm in The evening (sundays
exeepted,) unless by special appointment
-RIEsENAR No. 1, is the Remedy for RELATION,
sPFRMAT0RRHdA, and all the distressing consequences
In hot climates II hs invigorated and restored
20 perfect health thousands Of the tated who are Gov
p the enjoyment OF all the Func ions Of Manhood and
whatever may he the cAUSEI, every DisouALIFIcA-
TION for MARRIA6Eis Is enec,uAy subdaed BY this Won
derfo Discovery
TRIRsruAR Nc IL eompietely and entirely eradicates
all traces Of Genorfh both in IL mild and aggravated
forms leets strctsrss Imitation Of the Aaater
teution the Urine Pains OF The Ions and hdneys and
hose disorders where copavA ard Cab be have long
been thought andot 10 The ruin OF The health Of vast
portion Of he population
rRIgsEMAR Ne ills the great Confidential Remedy
for SYPHILIS and seeon Symptoms IL also sttufes
certain for seurvey Scrofaa, and al impurities BON
he vital stream 20 As 70 az ~. ss & .
orders wheh unhrtnnniely the Engsh PhyshcAn treats
With MeFcury, 10 the inevitable eessraeoa OF me pAtns
constitution, and which al the sAFsaPaa IN me void
TkIEsEaAR, No l. and 8. prspusd in the form Of
oseage devoid Of TASTE OF smell and can Be oeed N the
wAiseoAt pocket Sold "a Tin case and divided into sePaE-
ate dosrs administered by vnprAa la I'M koox. RI
cord ac. &C. Price IS each, ar "a for ~,
vheh ts and IN tzJ eases Whereby thsre saving
oi 20.
special arraneesnts having bsen made with the various
Rxprurses dollar q and the lAFg-
r .tn e. orusrded By DR.. banow carriage Psld. me
dately receving ttancs, part 81 he Wods
securely packed and addressed aecoFdng the instructions
of ths srtsF kas sessag he puhis Ftnune european
Brsparatluns, and s1tnany protesting them iren SpaSi
ens peFncons misssna. The three dollar ssDt a.
aSasl hut not free % caETiage- tm
To es haa alss irD Dr Bsrrew tat esAusfuly usras-
"A and b. pa AZ work, "HUMAN FRAILff. Pdfsl0lo-
0ICAL KksEARcaEs" Il describes in aclesr ands sHea
.nser the cause effects of the eesses
ssrd With for their pFeef ana
prse a eenfs sent free 20 ans s6dress.
address Da BARR0W. l31 Prince Street, sisw blocfe
- ~ eraadssy.l Se~ fert noee~lyty
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Trunks. Valises. &c.

CsNYDFR A FRiZZ LII have hand some hne Sole
- Leather rrunEs, Yalises, Carpet Bags and saehels
that cannot excesd In this Market which onered ~
low hg1res, AZ No. n Pablo Square.
aDre nua SNYDER A FRIZZELL
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Gold Medal Pianos :!

STElNWAE a. SONS, NRnufacIurcrs,
Q 4 WALKER STREET NEW YORK.--nRH=l
OF Received the following FIRST PRIzg "a st5
MEDALS in Competition with the best makers M ~
Of Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Ball. -
timore:
Two FIRST PRIZE MEDALS at the Metropolitan Fair,
Washington. March. 1855.
A GOLD MEDAL at the Crystal Palace, New York No
vember 1885, beng the only gold medal given for Pianos
within the last six years)
GOLD MEDAL at the Maryland Institute, Baltimore,
1856
THE FIRST PRIZE MEDAL at the Fair, Crystal Palace,
New Yorb November, 1856. Among the judges the
hrst Musical Talent Of the Country such NJ. Mason,
Gottschalk, WoIenhaupt and many others st. Pr
amos with and without the iron FrAmel warranted
for three years, and written guarantee given Pianos
paoEed and shipped without charge. Prices moderate
dec18-Iy-y
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE?

CNYDER FRlZZEJL receiving AMI will con-
- tuue TO receive daily choice aud well selected stock
, Of Boots aud Shoes, expressly for the Retail Trade Their
stock Of Lades wear very On co ting In part OF
Glove Kid Congress Caters, with and without heels;
Side ace
" Frout-lace /"
Lasting Caters Of every de cnpuOn with and without
heei=
Slippers of every description, with and without heels
White Kid, satin aud TX Caters;
q" " Slippers, with heels.
Also. Msses and Chidrens shoes Of every description
Gents Of every Kind and STYLE made by the bost
ufacturers In Philadelphia, together with hne stock Of
Servants Shoes Brogaas Can a. No 81 Public sduAre.
april SNfDtR lLbFli.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
GREAT GIFT SALE OF GOLD PENS, &C.

From vTSCHER OWEN 4 CO., GenT Advertising House,
APPLETON BUILDING SAG Broadway, New York.
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NEW YORK

FEATHERS, BEDSTEADS. MATTRESS,
AND GENERAL BEDDING
MANUFACTORY AND WAREHOUSE,
CHARLES Il. FOGG q CO.,
44S Pcarl-stFect. near Chi tham-st.,N.Y ".
HOTELS. PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS. STEAMBOATS, AND
PRIVATE DWELLINGS furnishe throughout 7 Trade
SUI piled with the Rae Material manufactured articles
Web on hand extensive and varied stock, manu-
featured under our especial supervision.
Amy
The Placer herald., 1857-06-27

CHINESE METHOD OF TAKING THE CENSUS.
The method of taking the census in China
affords an example which our own country
as we'll as others might profit by following.
During the period appointed for an official
enumeration of the inhabitants, house holders
are required to post placards on their
outside house DOORS stating the number
of males and females, with their ages, under
their respective roofs, and heavy penalties
are attached to misrepresentation Of num-
bers.
The Placer herald., 1857-06-27

EAsTwARD-We received visit yesterday
from our old friend VIM. N. Leet, Esq. OF
Michigan Bluffs who is on his way to his
old home in the Atlantic States. For
seven years he has resided in Placer
County, engaged in merchandising and we
are glad to know that atability and persever-
ance has good reward We would dem
onstrate against Mott leaving us but for the
assurance that he will return in a few months
1t will be some satisfaction, however, to
have so determined K. n. out of the way
about election time.
The Placer herald., 1857-06-27

RAFFL1NG FOR BABY.-The Dubuque Ex-
press relates that woman recently came to
Minnesota House in Dunleith, with a young
child, and after stopping Gay or two sudden
ly left, minus the baby, and did not RETURN
The landlord happened to be over to Dubu-
que, and mentioning the circumstance to a
couple of friends, married but childless one
Of them proposed to adopt the little one as his
own. Immediately the other made the same
proposition when dispute arose as to which
of the would-be parents" should have the in
fantile waif Finally an appeal was made to
the dice box Quite number of people gath
cred around the table, interested spectators of
the singular contest, and the winner named
Keser, was greeted with shout of applause.
The child was pretty little girl, three weeks
old and its new found parents are brimming
over with happiness.
The Placer herald., 1857-06-27

Vincent =. Geiger has been inducted in
to the position of Indian Agent at the
Nome Lackee Reservation. Colonel Ste
venson is to proceed to Pitt River to es-
tabllsh new Reservation; Colonel Hen
ly and MIR. Storms crossed the mountains
with the cattle bound for Nome Cult Res
ervation, on the 18th. The Colonel will pro-
ceed down the coast to Mendocno, and re-
turn to San Francisco.
The Placer herald., 1857-06-27
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims against Henry c.
IA Green, deceased, are hereby notified to ex.
hibit them with the necessary vouchers within ten
months after The date of this notice. to the under.
signed, at his residence at Michigan Bluffs, Placer
county.
A. MCPHERSON Executor.
June 9th, 1S47-4w,
The Placer herald., 1857-06-27

A Mexican named Diego Borgas created a
row in drinking saloon at Hornitos on the
18th inst, and threw a tumbler at the bar
keepers head. The latter, an Italian named
Cunio, finding it impossible to pacify him,
drew his revolver and wounded the Mexican
in three places. Gunio was arrested, examn-
ed and discharged.
The Placer herald., 1857-06-27

EE- A Gold Hill correspondent of the
Sacramento Union who signs himself "Brod-
erick American" (and he might have added
Black Republican Know Nothing) takes
the opportunity of giving us the benefit of a
notice, surmising that we may have an ambi
tion to represent the Democracy Of Placer
in the State convention, in order to make a
tilt against Mr.. Broderick's letter. (Saga
cious "American!'O And in the event OF
such temerity, "AmeIcan" supposes that
David would rise in his place and squash the
Herald man by terrible inquiry as to how
long he had acted as bona .,ide member
of the Democratic party. To relieve the an
xiety of mind which the Unions correspond
ent feels on the subject, we will state that
the editor of the Herald took sides with
the Democracy when it stood forth as the
only national party in the Union, entered
its protest against the dangerous doctrines
of party, whose aims were purely section
al, and who in their frenzied madness would
have pushed this Union to the brink Of
dissolution; and against that other organiza-
ton that bound its members by secret oaths
to most intolerant prescription of a por-
ton of the citizens of this Republic. For
want of opportunity or manly independence
to join the first Of these opponents of the De-
mocracy, "Broderick American" crawled
into the councils Of the second.
The Placer herald., 1857-06-27

VALUABLE LAND.-A 10: of land fronting
on Main street, St. Louis, ffty-six feet one
inch frontage by one hundred and ffty-eight
feet depth on Vine street, was recently sold
for $o5,342 66. 1t brought $500 per front
foot.
The Placer herald., 1857-06-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ANNIVERSARY BALI.
AT
COX'S RANCH
On Friday Evening, July Sd, 1857.

~ The public are respectfully no. %
E.N titled that Ball will be given at t.k
the above place on the evening of the Sd. n,
the morning of the 4th, at the termination of ths
festivities, the Declaration of independence, and
the Farwell Address Of Washington will be read
and an oraton delivered. general invitation
is extended.
PAUL cox
The Placer herald., 1857-06-27

A man named Kelley, while at work in a
quarry on the Government Reserve, near
Benicia, on the 18th, became overpowered
with the heat, and shortly after died.
The Placer herald., 1857-06-27

HoN. j. c. McKIBBEN, NJ. c., passed
through town yesterday on his way to his
old Mountain home in Sierra Co. Mr. NJ.
looks we'll and seems to be in the enjoy
ment of excellent health and spirits. COL.
McKbben is gentleman of fine attainments
and action and honest politician. He is a
warm friend and supporter of COL Weller
for governor and assures us that he will be-
yond doubt, be nominated on the first bal
LOT
The Placer herald., 1857-06-27

Locusts in great numbers have made their
appearance in the forests on the west side o.
the South Fork of the Merced river, in the
eastern portion of Mariposa county.
The Placer herald., 1857-06-27

Col. S. w. Inge, in a letter declining to
attend the Settlers Meeting in Mariposa,
states that the Fremont grant will be held
fraudulent and void.
The Placer herald., 1857-06-27
SPECIAL, NOTICE.

THOSE who have claims against the firm of
Mitchell L Anderson, will present them to Tabb
Mitchell for settlement; and those owing us will
please make payment to him. he being authorized
to settle the business of the firm.
TABB MITCHELL.
April II. If JAMES ANDERSON,
The Placer herald., 1857-06-27

QUARTZ INFoRMATIoN.-By a note from
Horace P. Russ, Register of the recently ea.
tablished Quartz Miners Association. We
learn that information in the shape of a re-
port had been received at his office in Russ.
Vile, that Jos. r. Beard had, within few
days, struck rock which averaged $l73 so
to the ton. The quantity Of rock crushed from
which the average was obtained, was 1890
lbs. The lead upon which Beard & Co.. are
at work, is located near town, in the coup.
try of El Dorado.
The Placer herald., 1857-06-27

In TowN.-We were pleased to meet Mr..
Danl. G. Waldron, Travelling Agent of the
Fireman's Journal, in town this week. He
was on his return from the "Great NORTH
having peregrinated as far as Jacksonville, in
Oregon. Wherever Daniel goes the Journal
is sure to follow him, and the boys away up
in the mountains of Siskiyou and Trinity
have concluded not to be without it. Wher.
ever the "masheen'' is run the Journal is q
favorite. Cotem.-prosper!
The Placer herald., 1857-06-27
April IL, If

TAKE NorIcE.-Those of our subscribers who
have overpad on their subscription to the Herald,
will be credited upon the books of G. II. MITCHELL,
who, after the llth of April, will be Publisher
and Editor of the Herald. If
The Placer herald., 1857-06-27
ATTENTION! !!
DRUGGISTS AND PHYSICIANS.
For Sale at New York Cost.

ME Stock and Fixtures of one of the Largest
Il Retail Drug Stores in San Francisco. Sold
on account of REIMBURSEMENT of business. The
fixtures consist in part as follows:
2 doz. Pint Tincture Bots, Lab led green y gold
l-6 "Quart g g "
Sligo Gall ="
l-6 "Quart Mo. " % q
l ll-12 Gall 3" "
! Pair Gilt Enammel'd Window Show Stars 10 gal
The above are the finest ever imported
l Pair Enammeed Dome Top Counter Stars.
! doz. Furnished Fancy Dome Top Stars.
1912" " g Bell -"
The above are superine.
l Italian Marble Standard Sup. Brass Counter
Scales
Set Brass weights for do lbs down. TyeT ayeyduR'
@-The above is made as a Bank Scale.
! Pannelled Counter, very handsome, u fee'
" 16X2A"
Marble Slab for above counters Al feet,
Counting House Desk and Rack.
l Letter Press.
Swft's Improved Drug Mill.
$50 Drawers, each in separate GASES, in sections
OF 20 each, with solid Rosewood and Mahogany
Fronts and Labelled Green and Gold.
Dimensions of each Drawer-l2 inches long,
8 inches high Is inches deep.
The above Drawers are acknowledged the nnes!
eyer imported.
cornice and shelves land pilasters sold very low.
All the above will be closed Immediately at the
lowest cash price.
II Davis street, San Francisco
June 9th, ls57.-lm
The Placer herald., 1857-06-27

BALL AT Cox's RANcH.-On Friday even.
ing next the Ami, ersary Ball at Cox's Ranch
comes off. The indications for large atten-
dance are favorable, and it is looked forward
to as the pleasantest reunion of the season
The citizens of that vicinity had in view a
celebration on the 4th, but the limited time
being insufficient for the necessary prepara-
rations, it has been determined, at the close
of the ball festivities, to have the Declaration
OF Independence and Wa, hington's Farewell
Address read, and an Grafton delivered. The
idea is certainly happy one, giving an op-
portunity to the guests to enjoy the pleasures
OF dance, and to give utterance to their
patriotic feelings upon the anniversary of
the day that ushered into the family of ma
tions government that was the represen-
tative Of free and enlightened people.
The Placer herald., 1857-06-27
Administrators Notice

A LII persons having claims against BENJAMIN
N Vert deceased. are notified to present them
with the necessary vouchers to the undersigned
at his store, at Michigan Bluffs, Placer county,
within ten months from the date OF this notice
J. W. BRADY, Administrator.
June 27th, lS57.-4w
The Placer herald., 1857-06-27
NOTICE.

Those OF our subscribers who do not wish tC
continue taking the Herald, will please give no
tice by letter, or at the Office, during the coming
week.
The Placer herald., 1857-06-27
Agency.
DISSUnx
NAA)AsN ~ AbSs 'k
lar1n nprshin hprpf0fOrp -

THE partnership heretofore ca cen
the undersigned in the publication of>vL q iacer
Herald, is dissolved by mutual consent. at this
date. TABB MITCHELL.
April II, 3w JAMES ANDERSON!
The Placer herald., 1857-06-27

Ten thousand head Of Oregon cattle are
to be driven TO this State this season.
The Placer herald., 1857-06-27

A New TowN-Dimondville is a name of
new town, which has just sprung up on a
Rich Bar, in Butte county. Dimondville is
about twenty eight miles from Orovile.-
The striking of new and rich digeinps
caused the necessity for town. Considerable
excitement prevails there about said dipeipos
Five buildings were destroyed by fire at
Grass Valley last week. Loss $4,000.
The Placer herald., 1857-06-27

IHe prlZe anu alSo uiVert tne trade OF MaryS-
vile and the country to the north over their
road. 1t is evident to us that they will
still fail in obtaining the trade of Placer, Ne
vada and Sierra, which is 80 important to
the interests of this road. In extending
the road from Folsom it would cross, in
about six miles, the Auburn and Sacramen-
to road at point sixteen or seventeen miles
from Sacramento and eighteen from Auburn.
The same reasons that prevent teams from
90 to Folsom now, would still hold good
t..s will not stop short Of the city
because the locomotive crosses their path.
From this road the railway will skirt the
foot hills toward Johnson's ranch and at no
point will approach nearer to Auburn than
sixteen or eighteen miles and the point six
teen miles distant would be directly west of
us. This being the case, the trade and trav-
ell of the densely populated portion of Placer
County, which is to the northeast of Auburn,
would have no better and speedier outlet
than it now has. If after reaching this place
it would have to 90 sixteen miles to reach the
railroad it would certainly go southward
toward Sacramento instead of west and d.
rectly away from that place. This sixteen
miles then toward Sacramento would take
our trade so near that city that there would
be 10 more inducement for it to take the line
of railroad thun at the present time.
By the extension of the railroad from Fol-
som to Auburn the trade of Nevada county
would be more ettectualy secured than at
Bear river, as the distance is shorter and the
road better one, and the cost of construc.
ton would be much less. At Auburn the
railroad would command the whole trade
and travel of Placer, Nevada, and Sierra
counties. At Folsom it can command but
little, and as to the travel it is entirely de-
pendent upon the California Stage Company
at present-that company being able to com.
pete with them in the carrying Of passengers.
A railroad once completed to Auburn team
sters would never think of going to Sacra-
mento, as they could then save long dis
tance in travel; neither would they be able
to come in competition with railroad prices
for carrying freight.
Here the freight of lumber, lime, marble,
building stone &c, from the mountains
would be under the control of the company;
let their road skirt the foot hills and it will
receive none Of it. In the mountains the
dense population of the counties before nam
ed is to be found, and there is needed the
enormous supplies constantly shipped from
below. On the plains the population is
sparse and their travel light
The foregoing are some of the reasons why
the Sacramento Valley Railroad should come
to Auburn. There are Others equally as
forcble, had we the time and space to speak
of them.
The company in extending their road can
not afford to ignore the valuable trade OF
this great county, which they certainly will
do in great measure by running directly
from Folsom to Bear river. That their line
should be extended up the valley after a
WHILE will be found necessary, but for an i'm
mediate paying Investment Auburn is the
desirable point.
We will have occasion to recur to this
subject again.
~
The Placer herald., 1857-06-27
GREAT EXCITEMENT!
The Largest Assortment Of Staple & Fancy
Dry Goods Ever Brought to Auburn.

NHE production of excitement raised last Satur.
l. day in Auburn. was created through Messrs.
Lubeck Marshall, who having arrived from San
Francisco with the largest and finest stock of
F.aNCY A.ND STaPLE DRY GOODS
ever offered in this market. Mr. Lubbock who
knows how to please the community and particu.
larly the Ladies Of Auburn and vicinity. in Dry
Goods of every description. has brought up and
has now in his store the following goods to-wt:
Rich Silk Robes. French and China Shawls
French Lawns and Organdies. French Cambres
and Tabonets. French Eml roidcries. Ladies Skirts
and Hoped Skeletons. Ladies'. Misses and Chill
drens Shoes. Bonnets and Millinery Goods.
Grateful for the liberal patronage heretofore
extended to them, they hope to merit con.in,,
ance of the same.
LUBECK a. MARSHALL.
Main street, opposite the Gem Hotel
Auburn. June 27th, lSj7.-my
SUMMONS.
The People Of the state of Cahto,nia: To J.
W. IWin ghast.
NOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to appear
h before me- at my office in Auburn. Placer
county, on Wednesday. the oath day of June. at
10 o'cl ok. a NJ. to answer the complaint of Wm,
Mcdaniel, wherein he prays judgment against
your for the sum Of 97 jS account, and take
notice if you fail so to appear and answer. Plain
tin will take Judgment as aforesaid for $l97 50
and costs of suit.
Given under my hand, this 22d day of June
A. d. 1857.
F. I. HOUSTON, J.. p.
Township No. 3, Placer county
Justices Court, Township No. 3. Placer county
William Mcdaniel VS.. J. W. Tillinghast.
7 appearing to my satisfaction, by the affidavit
Il of VIM. Mcdaniel. that a cause of action ex-
lists against the above named Defendant and that
said Defendant conceals himself for the purpose
of avoiding service of Summons, | do order that
the Summons in this action be served on such
Defendant by the publication once per week for
three weeks, in the newspaper printed in the
county of Placer, called the Placer Herald, and
direct that copy of the Summons and complaint
in this action be forthwith deposited in the Post
Office, directed to said defendant at his residence
F. |. HOUSTON. j. p
Township No. 3, Placer County.
June 9th, lS57.-3w