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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-09-25
Erysipelas, Scrofula, Kings Evil, letter,
Tumors, and Salt Rheum.

From Fh1cdrding 1eTcFdnt QT 81 louis, Ft6 q I85d
Dr.. AVER; Your Pills the paragon OF all that is
great in medicine. They have cured my little daughter
Of uceous upon her hands and feet that had proved
ncurable for years Her mother has been long grevous
y afflicted with botohes and pmpes her skin and In
her hair After child cured, she also tried your
Pills, and they have cured her. ASA M0RGRIDGE.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-09-25
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
COUGHS, COLDS, ,HOARsENEss, INFLU-
ENZA, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING
COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA, IN
CIPIENT CONSUMPTION,
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF


and for the relief of consumptye patients in advanced
stages Of the disease,
We need not speak to the public of Its virtues.
Throughout every town. and almost every hamlet Of tho
American States, its wonderful of pulmonary com
plants have made II already known Nay few are tho
families In any civilized country this continent without
personal experience of its effects and fewer yet tho
communities any where which have not among them
living trophy Of its victory the subtle and dam
gerous diseases of the throat and lungs. While II Is the
powerful antidote yet known TO for the fSii
dabe and dangerous diseases Of the pulmonary organs it
Is also the pleasantest and safest remedy that be
ployed for infants and young persons. Parents should
have 1t in store against the nsdons enemy that steals
upon them unprepared We have abundant grounds to-
believe the CHERRY PEcT0R lives by the
symptoms it prevents than those It Keep it by
you and ycur colds while they curable neg
lect them until no human skill master the nexofabe
canker that fastened the vals. eats your life away.
All know the dreadful fatality of lung disorders and
they know too the virtues Of this remedy need not 90
than to them it Is still made the best 1t
be- We spare cost, toll TO produce II the
most perfect possible and thus afford those who rely
II the best agent which skill furnish for their
PREPARED BY DR.. ]. C. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass
AND SOLD By
Sold by G, R, MccULLocH, and J. F. WOOSTER
Fremont, and by Druggists generally.
Nov. 10, l355.-43y1
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LvOR ssIF-A PINE YACHT. or ABOUT TWENTY
tons bur'hcn forty three ec long deen fee, beam with
tight chambers She the beet yacht NJ her "A Auer
for particulars call on T. A. ROWLAND no Broadway
IsULs Nv. l.
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( lOAL - PER TOM AN NOW DELIVERING rRow
-, Aau, - Nv avenue corner OF Fifteenth srees ~,
bt' pfa.h orchard red ash stove eyp 10 .l =, M
prize oi ~ per ION io growers screened and laltva ~ Nv
"sh' snd qnaln guaranteed, unde forfeiture OF ss
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yyERroLs BLACK HAwK.-wE ARE MUCH PLEASED
with painting by Mr. W " Atwood Of vernol's Black
Hawk vho~c beauty o. form ELECTED much admiration
ali Observer Al the New York State Agricultural Fair Of 1856
aud also At Nswburg At whch latter place he Obtained The
prze medal This horse sired great old New
Suk Black Hawk and fosled in ISL lnherng the best
quilt of only his immediate sire Int the brilliant
~ through whom that derived This well bred
young horse will stand this John vernois stable,
silsa R4.ss lssS Ssnsss' w w IVA pIauA s0.L
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NLO6E OF THE SEVENTH YEAR
" HARPERS NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR MAY.

h2 * 1HH s SEN HFAs
CONTENTS
North csroln. Illustrated The Piny Woods. inassa
Sticks and their Kindred. illustrated by thirteen en-
The Assassin of Society.
Table Turning in France.
%Ss BHny,s s,1 sy Thomas Darlington xaeauiAy
The Morsyians and their Leader.
E E.;Ss JIM ae''''
4 "Reminiscences Of Samuel Rogers. y
Religion ;ns NE, Love and Marriage RAG n{siy.
~; xis , SSsdi'sssI %ss%:s rs;ssstss &.
txRs sr sssF kssEn; The Seals Of Once Chapter
Monthly Record of Current Events.
Literary Notices. Books Of the Month.
E Ei,S.: Easy Ssss:y Chair.
Original Comics now TrasedIeane-
Ord Houirage bya Briisher-PrOspecdve Happness~Pa
ter,al and rrsiernsi Duties. -
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% q: ssa
SUE a"S.h COPIES nsv. s,de.,or.a nv s,
the abundant resources At their command 70 render MOI
n ns but Ss most SsS and most useful
which their efforts have beea successful Is indicated By the
fact cha, has attained greater circulation than any similar
special efforts viii BE made render s more interest
~
ne ss9ss Y sss, %.y sas II sSs
H"sr, New Monthly Magazine y 70 the
In more elegant STYLE and " cheaper rate ap any other
Magazine may be obtained Of booksellers peri
ns u z sss :: ws so
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volumes sre fendy bound in coI and also in half calf
The Will supply speSreI numbers gratu.usy
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(,IlEAP MEDICAL BOOKS-LASr EDITIONS, LEG
~ GIT BROTHERS.
Aliens Ds@rctor's Guide, eugrNvnga. n
Bod manners Diseases Of the Recum engravings 8
Brown Surgical Disease Of women engraving 10
Budd Diseases OF the LIVER colored engravngs
Carpenters Microscope and Ia Reyelaions engravings %
Carpenters Principles 81 Comparative Physiology 50
Churrhils Diseases of Infants and children Is
Cycopsia OF Practical Medicine vols - 81 pub at II ~
Davis American Medical Association,
msrons reports. cG pub. al 90
RESPIRATORY organs
Gross the Urinary Organs engrAvinxs ~
Honers Anatomy and Histology, VIOLA, engrAvngs.. 20
Gr,sn Bronchitis, %
Jones and slevekngs Pathological Anatomy. Is
lehmanns Physiological Chemistry, vos, eng 80
Negs on Diseases Of the Uterus, colored pAies.... Is
srsS on 'hhupcd feNers
Lawrence on the Rye numerous plates. ~
Mcrs TREATISE Obstetrics, nnmeioug engraving 81
Nell and Smnh's Compend OF Medicine, nu.
msrous engrayings 81 Is pub At 90
Ram bohams System Of Obstetrics, enirs. rs
We1 Diseases of Children 20
Medical catalogues sent free.
~ Nassau street
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liz w " HoNNE FRANCAfs sACHANT PARFb.
" rrf ratif auslsis dtsiff amir ma plsce dams
irnN I"' '"''erf ~ tu.up- ; air.s.ef a. L.. % E.s
jsihs .t..sg. L.yaIN a.,
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f!oUMrRY BooKsKLLERs VISITING NEW YORK
~ viii nnd sxteaatve and vAred stocof nnSnh Hblea
Ieotsnenis and books for he Episcopal Church
United sates Also hblss and Tessauents psAa fog
Easush Bibe wArchouse, 10 Nassau strese MI
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SPORTING.

cCHooJ FURNITURE FOR sALE.-DEsKs, BLACK
- boards, benches. &C, cheap. Apply East erh
street before II or amer O'Clock
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FRrN,u ADyrpTIsEMErTr.

ON DtsANnE-uNE JEUNE FEMME CONNIE FEMME
- or ,esunt, !" " voyaaer. Salresser Ia chambre
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.

A SITUATION WANTED-BY YOUNG FRENCHMAr
IA waiter n private family speak English FrenC
and German good reference Address A. M box I42 Hera
Office
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M YONG PEopLEs ILLUMINATED MAGAZINE
AMUSEMENT ASb INSTRUCTION.
I2,s cent. per number
oil ooIoa' saP.s..s lor The subscribers. ''''
RAJ X - SIN S'E'f and iHsr SSI T sSsJ IL
IAT- s H. -.. p ess. yo,r,e sSsns :,,,. r,.o.
rs ne juan 5 many faDs kd s;s,.y Breakfast
TIE iSs1 csid Enigma Enigma Ac. 40.
no. learning New sons-fronh.piece. BY oer,ei.
Ihe start. by Iierriek
III Los, Chid-Fun pass.
Our wordAnd said lie, there be light and there was
Our Hobby
specimen number, sent grauously agents po~na.
sr. lbe pueishers vii make liberal arrangements with
BROWN LOOMS ,p,. a co. F.sll.s;rs
whos.ale Agrni.-Ro.- a Ioase, New Yori
RIO .LAwyERs AND orHERs-rHE LAWS or THE
Marine and District Courts, including he pas.e by
s VI rs; sss's .p "a SuSs :s Il
FURNITURE, &C.
EHAyr1IED CHAMBER SUITS or rURSITuRE, on
was M gss c.S ST . " md "
-Four doors cas-, Of broadway, New York
L,URSITuRE-PARTTEs WISHING TO SILL ALL on
par e. neIr urr,ure pianotores pier sls.s carpesA
s sspi Ss bots1S Gent Csat ss:s price Toe Tie
EuRNTTuRE-A PARTY ABOUT REMOVING FROM
the city, and AZ present occupying desirable %
rooms broadway, Madison park with Axurcs
Ae would dispose Of their value; ars, class
and IN good order; last fall; complete apartment for
scueel family The fsvorahls
terms i- Of Nay desired Address ~, Herald ONCE
for particulars.
FAMILIES IN land OUT OF THE CRY, WHO INTEND
IT dfsposinG Of their household furniture &c, make
vorsble arrangements for immediate disposal by applying
W r. BELL Dr., No Beekman street rooms IL and ID
GREAT BARGAINS At NO. 100 FULTON STREET
NJ opposite Dutrh.--w1LrIAM STAMP would respectful
ID call The attention Of his friends and the public that he
selling the entire stock belonging 10 the estate ~ the late
walnut paror dining and bedroom suits also good assost
Of fufnlure The above will sod cost
70 elo-e the estate befc-e the Is, Of May.
NgJRRoRs At AUCTION PRICES
VIC r. COVERT has on hand Of the aess
ri mirrors offered IN this CITY comprising
piers nantels Sidewalks and ova and will Duplicate the
prices they broush Al articles sent on, Of HE his
Annual sale las, Wednesday, Zd We invite gene
a care. attention and examination OF stock &C. bv
AL nerdine IN furnish This spring the article offered
irey unelualed and will be sod a, the lowest possible 6g
d X. COVERT es4 Broadway
2ls, and zd streets.
- boards benches. &C, cheap. Apply No. Eas, ph
sireet, before 10 or amer O'Clock
SPORTING.
L,oR sAIF-A PINE YACHT, or ABOUT TWENTY
TIGHT chambers She the beet Yacht
ca for particulars call on T. A. ROWLAND, ITO broadway
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WkNrED-Two CONDUCTORS, TWO BooKKEEP.
w two clerks for ucks, and shipping odices, three
eks Coz goods grocery two baggsgenen two
'fase-n thee tremen four men tor steamers Two erpr~s
rivers wo bakeepers three walters two porters and f0ur
'ovs Applv IN KAUFMAN a gARAAT7. T@ Broadway
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TENANTS REGISTER.

Y y WEST TWENTY THIRD STREET LET THIRD
house west OF sixth avenue, with modern improvements
Gas baths, Croton wser chandeliers &c seen from
to4P. NJ. Apply 10 EUGENE FERKIS 4 SON booinakers
81 Nassau street Iepnt 81 =
The Placer herald., 1857-11-21
InsOIyent,s Notice.

nURSUAN to an order of the Hon. james Ia,r H.
u Hale, Judge of the County Court OF fiac.s LACE
County notice is hereby given to all the crcdlsona
of JAMES E. YOUNG, to be and appear pelor'
the Hon. James E. Hale, at Chambers in Auourni mi
on the 2sth day of December A. D., 1891, az ivs
o'clock of that day, then and there to show cau,y
if any they cap why the prayer of said lnso'lis ns
should not be granted, and an assignment OF ha ha
debts Ike made, and he be discharged from his ;s
debts and liabilities in pursuance of the statute IL
such case made and provided. oo, NJ
49,, Given under my hand and the sea. hor ~.
L. s. of said Court, this goth day OF NoEg"''7'
t-~,--t 4. D. 1857. TABB MITCHELL, ~.
Clerk of The County Court OF llaceF 'Y'
Auburn, Nov 20, 57-lm
The Placer herald., 1857-11-21

THE BATES TRIAL.-It is evident that DIR.
Bates will not be placed on trial until after
rho meeting Of the Legislature. His friends
are endeavoring to procure bail for bis release
and will probably succeed. It is said, we do
not know how truly, that State bonds, in an
amount equal to his deficiency will be res
tored, provided their Legislature give the
assent to the proposition
The Placer herald., 1857-11-21

WHO MARKED THAT GoosE?-A brr.o.
from our town one day last week sbnt '.
goose on the Sacramento River wb;oL
a smalf brass wire fastened to one of ;ts
legs, from which was suspended a connoa ss
tag, marked H. M. Carr fS45. pP''
7ehama Adyocote
The Placer herald., 1857-11-21

GUANo.-The Pacific Faralone Common.
have found on the Islands very eycaIIonys IIsy
article of guano in exhaustible quantities and
are busy shipping it to San Francisco. + na oo
ours in crystalized Jumps containing larno
proportion of ammonia, and found in s0 cas
Grams or grottoes. So says the CaU
The Placer herald., 1857-11-21

CAUeur HrM.-One of the accomplices Of
All Fousin, the villanous Chinaman wh" VI
murdered Mr.. Griswold, near jackson Ino fan
days ago, was arrested in Drytown last snn
day night. Upon being arrested and nrnn,
ised to be protected from any mob demon
stration, he confessed his part of guilt.
Sac 1oo
The Placer herald., 1857-11-21

CALIFoRNIA BARLEY IN OREGoN.-The
Standard, Of Nov, 10Th, says:
We are credibly informed that upwards
Of 500 tons of barley have been shipped
from California to Oregon within the last
sixty days, for the use of the Quartermasters
Department in Oregon, and that ten thous-
and bushels more are now on their way here,
destined for the same purpose.
The Placer herald., 1857-11-21

News FROM TIE TULARE YALLEY.-We
are informed says the Stockton Argus that
a considerable portion of the immigration of
the present season, is settling in the Four
Creek country, and making what improve
ments there limited means will admit In
the vicinity of Visaia saw-mll is in con-
stant opertion, and yet, it fails to supply the
wants of the immigrants for building materi-
ais. In other portions of the Tulare coun-
try, log houses, in the primitive Western
style are going mp in all directions. The
greater portions Of those who have settled
in the valley the present season, are abun-
dainty provided with means to lay in their
crop the coming season.
The Placer herald., 1857-11-21

EFFECT OF THE PANIc.-A careful survey
Of the results of the crisis of s37 as effect
ing the important manufacturing interests Of
New England shows that in this branch
alone the depreciation Of capital (for the
present) is fuhy fifty per cent,--or from a
par value of 46 millions to market value
Of twenty-one or two millions.
The Placer herald., 1857-11-21

The Sierra Democrat must be held respon-
sble for the for the following:
Rev. Mr.. Edmunds has issued the s;vtb
number Of the Star of the Pactfc-as we
see by the papers-not being in receipt ofit
The Star pronulgates the doctrine ofUniver.
sal Salvation, and We think Brother Ed.
munds gave the best evidence of his sincerity
in the belief that there's no hell when
he commenced publishing a newspaper
The Placer herald., 1857-11-21

DEATH NOT CuRsE.-It is a remark of
Dean Swift, and one full of truth and wis.
dom, that at is impossible that anvbno
so natural, SO necessary, and so universe! as
death, should ever had been designed by
Providence as an evil to mankind.
The Placer herald., 1857-11-21

CHINAMEN IN OREGoN-A letter from Jo
sephine county, published in the Oregoniam
says:
The Cinnamon are about to take the
country. They are from one thousand to
twelve hundred in this (Josephne) county,
engaged in mining. They are buying out
the American miners by paying good prices
for their claims.
The Placer herald., 1857-11-21

LETTER For IIIM.-There is a letter in the
Forest City Post Office for 'the bic, long
faced man who had bis coat tail pulled ont
in muss" There were some letters in the
pockets addressed to another mans wife,
The Placer herald., 1857-11-21

Col. Titus, late of Nicaragua, was lately
sent to the calaboose in Cincinnati for shoo;t
ing at porter in the hotel where be lodoot
The Placer herald., 1857-11-21

BLACK WALYUTs.-Some of the farmers
of Napa have raised a number of black wal
nut trees. The walnuts are said to possess
a fine flavor.
The Placer herald., 1857-11-21
Don't Want a County Boundary.

Our Board of Supervisors, at its late ses-
sion, passed order requiring the Clerk
to communicate with the Supervisors Of
Sacramento and Sutter counties and re-
quest their cooperation in having the boun-
daries between the three counties proper
ly defined. The Supervisors of Sacra-
mento have declined to take any steps in
that direction, being satisfied with the boun-
dary as they understand it. This refusal
was ill-advised, and may prove cause Of
trouble The boundary has never been es-
tablished by Surveyors, and much doubt cx
lists among residents near the borders
whether they are in Placer or Sacramento.
Some (who are considered by our officers
as being in this county, prefer to believe
they are in Sacramento as they do their
business at the city. and seldom have a
call to this county seat. The action of the
Sacramento Supervisors will result in much
Inconvenience to these people, as their
property will be returned by the Assessors
Of both counties. Sooner or later these
Supervisors will discover that they have
committed an error.
The Placer herald., 1857-11-21

$4,000, worth of coal is required, to carry a
Collins steamer from New York to LIVERPOOL
The Placer herald., 1857-11-21

Cry SALARIEs.-The Salaries paid the
officials of the city of Sacramento amount
to $4,000 per annum. A reduction is
desired by the taxpayers. Sensible
The Placer herald., 1857-11-21
DIED,

At Neillsburg, Placer County, Friday
November 20;h, Mary, the wife of Mr. Mark
Buckley, in the fifty eighth year of her age
Adrian, Michigan, and Sussex county
New Jersy papers will please copy.
The Placer herald., 1857-11-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
III LIIjlI PREXE\Ty,

VyTATCuES, lEWELRY, & FANCY GOoDS.
W will be sold by NoycTo~-' at wh' lcsaIo
prices during the coming holidays. would in
yite the attention Of purchasers desiring to make
presents or obtain the best quality OF goods at en-
trcmcly low prices, to call early and make their
selections, whore can be toInd a fun and com
plcte assortment of every article pertaining to
this business.
Irs~ Especial attention given to V.4TCH
REP,AIRi.N'G and work V.lRR.4.NIE.D FOR
Owe YEAR.
s"Watch Glasses 80 cents each,
IN kind of C.4LfFOR.NJI JEt-L,ERf made
to order.
Efs~To the Trade would offer for sale large
stock Of Watch Glass and material at low prices,
w. +. NORCROSS,
Watch Maker and Manufacturing Jcwcer,
Sign of the Mammoth Watch, Main Street
.fuburn, California;
November 2lst 1857.
The Placer herald., 1857-11-21

Gg" The Press cites the refusal of the
Coanty Clerk elect of Santa Barbara to
qualify for the office, as remarkable exhi-
bition of Indifference to public pap and ex-
presses a curiosity to see the individual
We have men in Placer equally as modest
the Surveyor, Public Administrator, and
Coroner, elected IN tbs county in 1856
never qualified; and we are not certain
thatathe Public Administrator and Coron-
er elected this year have accepted the po-
sitions
From this, our neighbor will certainly all
NIT that Placer contains men who don't care
''shucks" for Office
The Placer herald., 1857-11-21

Fen SAN Claudio Flores, and
T. Jones, convicted of grand larceny
stealing, horses, in the Court of Sessions
this week. were taken to the States Prison
on Thursday by Sheriff King, Flores was
sentenced for ten years and Jones for one.
The latter was a man over seventy years
of age. For one like him, frail- and tot
tering upon the very edge of the grave his
crime seems inespIicabIe. His advanced
years no doubt had the effect to make the
sentence light one.
RoNDo.-Ths lucrative and respectable
game has been having good run for three
or four weeks in town. We are not apprised
Of the banking institution that the betters
deposit their winnings with.
Srop THE FILL1BusrERs-Maj. Solomon,
{. s. Marshall for the Northern District
of this State has received instructions from
Washington to prevent the departure OF
parties of fillibusters from the port of San
Francisco.
The Placer herald., 1857-11-21

OaEeoN.-The election in Oregon on the
Consultation and questions submitted by the
Constitutional Convention, resulted, as near
as can be ascertained, by the adoption of
the Constitution by small majority and a
decision against slavery and against free ne
groes. Returns had been received from
seven counties. The aggregate of the major
ity up'foots as follows: For the Constitution
443; against slavery lll2; against free ne
groes 6l2. The Legislature is to convene
on the first Monday in December.
The Placer herald., 1857-11-21

FIRST PArERs.-Mr. Allen Of the bank
ing firm Of Hall 4 Allen, furnished us with
Eastern papers on Wednesday, half an
hour before The arrival Of the stages. We
return thanks for the courtesy, and have
scored up big credit mark for Benjamin.
The Placer herald., 1857-11-21

Gy~ The Auburn and Bear River Ditch
has been relieved of its mud deposits, and
miners along the line are again supplied
with water.
The Placer herald., 1857-11-21

PERPETUAL INJUNCTIoN.-Judge Bolts,
in the District Court of Sacramento has
granted a perpetual injunction upon the
Mayor and Treasurer of that city enjoinng
them for drawing any warrants or paying
money on any warrant in favor Of Alpheus
FeIch, for legal services in contesting the
Sutter claim.
The Placer herald., 1857-11-21

R3" The number of children returned 20
the School Superintendent of Ell Dorado
county is 1912.
The Placer herald., 1857-11-21

HOLIDAY PREsENTs.--See Norcross' new
advertisement.
The Placer herald., 1857-11-21

The CorToN CRoP.-The cotton crop Of
the United States for the present year, is es-
timated at 100000 bales. Allowing GO0,-
600 bales for domestic consumption and
there will remain 100000 bales for export
The present prices warrant an average of
$50 per bale; which would give an agcre-
gate value of exports, from this scorce alone,
Of nearly $l50,O00,000l
The Placer herald., 1857-11-21

Another steam wagon project is under
way at Sacramento. Has the Overton steam
er proved failure?
The Placer herald., 1857-11-21
NO1,ICE,
Notice

NOtlCe
us hereby given that my wife Caroline Arus
Il has left my bed and board without cause ~ ~
provocaton and all persons are hereby 1orp'''
harboring or trusting her on my account. c
ADAM KRuG
Wisconsin Hill Nov. 10th 1857.-lmF.
The Placer herald., 1857-11-21

From Panama, we learn that Costa Rica
has commenced blockade of the San Juan
River, using the small river steamers for
that purpose; and that no boats we're per
mitted to ascend the river The object of
this offensive act on the part of Costa Ri
ca is not stated.
A private letter from San Jose, states
that troops had been ordered by Costa
Rca, to fort San Carlos, and the report is
confirmed by letters from San Juan del
Norte which state that Costa Rica is deter
mined to hold the river until the transit
question is definitely arranged
The Placer herald., 1857-11-21

GvANo.-The schooner Gcn. Notqan
has arri>ed at San Francisco with load
of guano from Eide Island, on the coast
of lower California.
The Placer herald., 1857-11-21

JOYFUL MEETING OF OLD ACQUAINTANcEs.
Herr Driesbach, the lion tamper, who a
few years ago retired from the Menagerie
business and devoted himself to farming in
Wisconsin has lately visited his old compan-
ions the lions, tigers, and leopards, at Dubuv
que, Iowa, where the menagerie containing
them were stopping. The meeting was
affecting. We copy portion of the ac-
count.
The lioness, which was particular IA
vorite, caught sight of him, and her eyes
beamed pleasure while her tail wagged with
recognition. On his coming up to her she
appeared frantic with JOY, and when he
spoke to her and presented his face to to the
cage she kissed him, and placed her paw in
his hand with the air OF an intense affection
Indeed, while he was in her presence, she
could not control herself, but would lick his
hands while he attempted to pat her, roll
over, reach out her paws to him, aud press
her nose between the bars rs though she
would like 10 have a closer presence. The
other animals were equally affectonate."
The Placer herald., 1857-11-21

rs" Mr. Oberleener, as usual, has fur
nished us literally with the latest Eastern
papels and periodicals. among which are
Harpers monthly, and Illustrated weekly,
the N. y. Tribune, and the Cincinnati
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