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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-23

Peck's Cement Drain PIpes-The subscrib
eT takes this method again to inform the people OF Wor
cester and vicinity that he is prepared manufacture
to order, Cemnt Drain PpeF in any quantity and Of any
desirable size from three six inches in diameter These
pipes perfectly ndesructabe and will last for ages,
either in dry wet locations They have been thorough
y tested and have always given entire satisfaction In
addition to the advantages above stated these pipes
cheaper than any other material used for draining pur
poses All orders promptly Supplied by the subscriber at
his work shop No. So Mechanic Street, where specimens
may be seen JAMES G. PECK.
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BY E. w. VAIL, Auctioneer.
ENXECUTORS SALE OF MANUFAC-
4Z TURER'S STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES Shoe
Tools Counting Room Furniture &c. &C.. at Auction.
WIN be sold, per order of Executors, on THURSDAY,
May 18th at 10 M, at the mandatory Of the late H.
ID; BOWEN In the rear of 343 Main street, Worcester.
The entire Stock consists in part folows-700 prs.
mems calf backs. 400 prs. mems kip backs eco prs
mems wax backs $40 prs boys and youths wax backs
20 prs mems calf fronts 90 prs boys and youths calf
rons 400 prs mems kip fronts so prs boys and youths'
kip fronts, COS prs chds shoe vamps 500 prs ehilds,
quarters 800 prs boot counters 100 doz leather straps
10 GoS e0ors roam and shivers 600 prs feet Innings
pump kip boots, to II; II D. s. kip boots to 1I
z9S cases pump Grain boos to Iii 10 cases calf boots
to III 20 cases oue-ha welt kip boots to IL; IA cases
boys aud gents boots to g.
Machines and Fools.-2 splitting machines i sole
Gather cutting machine, sewing machines, pr scales
ast pegs nails boot patterns eating boards and trees
oos, stoves, &c.
Counting Room Furniture new double desks, Sec
etary, table, letter press Herrings safe and many
'ther articles not enumerated. Per order
JAMES B. BLAKE, Ex,r.
Worcester, May 20. 1857, dkWts mV2O
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EsNHE LIV Err INVIGORATOR
PREPARED BY DIR. sANDEORD

Is great Scientific Medical Discovery is daily work
ing cures almost too great to believe cures as if by
magic eUen the first dose giUtHg benefit and seldom
more than one bottle is required to any kind of
LtUer complaint from the Jaundice Dyspepsia
to common headache, all of which the result of
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LUTHER'S CLOTHING HOUSE,
No. 1 lincoln Fl Ouse Block
aY,Oe
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CUSTOM DEPARTMENT,
we have a LARGE ASSORTMENT of choice styles 0
CORIIugs. Vestings, and Pant Goods,
which will be made 10 order in the Best Style the
Shortest Notice, and at the
LO w e II PRI ES!
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Our Stock of FURNISHING GOODS, will also be
found complete. in all its
EndIess variety!
And feel assured that by continued attention to the
wants of each and all customers, we shall merit
share of public patronage heretofore SO literally bestow
ed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-23
BURNETT9S
Oriental Tooth Wafh.

WIS Elixir for the Teeth and Gums combines, in
concentrated form, the most desirable cleansing and
hhsent properties, at the time contains nothing
organization ~ S' ''''''''N '"N ON''S'''
!. arrests decay Of Teeth
~ cures canker in the mouth
~ ~ y unsurpassed as gargle
~ sets 40 detergent ait n smoking
II resuei l,.I Tue gums hard aud healthy.
IL imnarts y, Ihe offensive secretions of the mouth
10 and pleasant f"e'anos peculiarly aromat
eminent of h .ae sanction and patronage Of the most
Prepared onlv Nv vi ~ s' y, MEDICAL Faculty.
mvis ror SAFE by all Druggsti. at SOC per bot ie.
lpslo d&wlw
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stock Of the Pool les Mutual Fro 0apt'i
qu''e al the ouinsigam Ond Bank ar ~ an2a a"'
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LUTHER's CLOTHING HOUSE.

The STYLE of Goods. Excellent Workmanship, and
Superior Fit of all our Garments, as well as
the astonishing
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Il THESE PRESENTS MAY COME
MORTGAGEE'S SALE.
virtue of power of sale, contained in mortgage
iced given BY Gastavus Elliott dated the 14th day Of
april 1885, to VIM. R. Hooper, for six hundred and any
dollars and interest," and BY said Hooper, sold and CON
Keyed to me by assignment dated the nineteenth day Of
April, A. D. 1855, recorded in the Registry Of Deeds
Book DO Page said mortgage recorded IN the Regis
~ OF Deeds, Book 800, Page $40 The conditions Of
ala mortgage having been broken, shall by virtue Of
nc power Of attorney contained in said mortgage and
Tie owner thereof shall s9l at public auction on the
1Sth day of June next,
II O'Clock 2. NJ. the premises, the premises de-
eoed or referred to in said mortgage which reads az
blows; that certain tract Of land in said Worcester on
teWOury street, bounded and described in deed from
.lonzo Woodcock TO Francis h Dewey, dated Nov. ad
s52 and recorded Book 500, Page IL being lot No 66
n a plan recorded Book 1885, Page 647, 10 which plan
eierence may be had. ADAMS P. BARNES,
Assignee Of the Mortgage.
Worcester, May ., 1867. dtiuls
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SPRING AND SUMNER
@ L o Y II " G
Ever exhibited in this City.
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r, O w 2 Z Q z ;
at which we sell them makes it an object for every
to cali and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
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AUCTIONS.
c. HERsnY. Auctioneer.
BY E. W. VAIL, Auctioneer.

EVXECUTOR'S SALE.-PAPER HANGINas
M At Aucton.-Wil be sold on SATURDAY May 24d
at r NJ, az the Store of N. HERVEY Il co.. in Amer
lcan House BlocS large and valuable assortment of
PAPER Hangings. This stock comprises some Of the
newest patterns and choicest styles offered for sale
To TINS city To builders and persons desiring pa
per her rooms this affords opportunity for good
bargains E. WAYLAND Jr
my2l dts Executor OF N. Hervey.
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NEW BOOKS, NEW BOOKS
S. THOMPSON &c GO.
247 Main streer,
Raverly Novels, Edition.
Marryatt's Novels, new Editions.
American Merchants in Europe, Asia and Australia
by Freeman Hunt.
The Engishmau in Kanzas.
Zia, the Child Meium.
Knaves and Fools, "a hty
The Border Rover by Emerson Bennett.
The IroIs. by Sewe
Grace Amber, Dennison.
The N0rse-Folk, Brace
Life of Charlotte Bronte.
Viva, by Mrs. southWorth
Things no. generally known.
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by II. b. LAMSoN, Auctioneer.
LA Q n y M 1 L III S ATTEND g-RARE
AZ CHANCE.-The subscriber, having made arrange
mens to go West, will offer at Pablo Auction without
reserve, on Wednesday. May 9th instant
HIS DWELLING HOUSE.
containing good rooms, good Barn, and Carriage
House, which almost new, a
Good Blacksmiih's Shop.
with one or two acres Of Land as will suit purchasers
containing lot Of Fruit Trees in bearing condition
IL affords fue location for blacksmith, aud is sit
uated one mile from the Court House in this city on the
corner OF Holden and West Boylston SITS.
For further particulars inquire Of the subscriber on
the premises, or Of the Auctioneer Sc and IS Main St.
Worcester.
Also. at the same time, Horse and Harness. top
Buggy, open Buggy, Wagon, new Markst Wagon
and other articles.
The sale wi take placs on the premises. The Person
al will be sold at P. NJ the Real at O'Clock P. NJ
s. O. BRIGHAM.
myl9 dts e. B. LAMsoN. Auc'tr
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BY Z. w. VAIL.

Office $50 Main street, opposite the Post ONCE
fET AT AUCTIO MON SATURDAY
lil May %, at 10 A. NJ, on the premises,
Genteel Suburban Residence,
win Acres of superior Land we'll stocked with every
variety of CHOICE FRUIT TREES,
Situated on Salisbury Street. Worcester about II milez
from the Post Office, I'd house beyond Herbert Hail. The
buildings consist of large two.story Dwelling House.
conveniently aud thoroughly built with all the modern
improvements, Barn, Carriage House, and convenient
Outouldingsi all nearly This is one of the most
desirable suburban locations that has been advertised
De sold for long time The subscriber having formed
business connections in neghboring city offers the
above property to che highest bidder. Terms at sale
my11 dts W1TTEaN
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ALL WHO ARE NOW ABOUT
PUROH ASKING, WILL FIND IT MUCH TO THEIR
Advantage 10 Examine

LARGEST AND MOST EXCELLENT STOCK
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EBROSALS VIII be received by the subscribers up
til FRIDAY, the 29h day of May current at
O'Clock M for preparing foundation and moving
BACK the old Court House, in Worcester specifications
and plans may be at office, IA Central Exchange
The Commissioners reserve the right to accent either or
reject all proposals BOYDEN & BALE
Per order Of the County Commissioners.
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EINGHAMS-G N G H A NJ $500 pieces
u French, Scotch, and Lancaster Ginghams, new
styles and very handsome just received selling cheap
by A. Y. THOMPSON & co,
my4 dh Elagg's Block
Z ISLE THREAD GLOVES,
full line of all qualities, at
oHAM8ERLIN BARNARD, l. cos
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NOTICES.
WESTERN RAILROAD
CHANGE OE TIME

On and afser MONDAY, May 2sth, 1887, Passenger
Trains will leave Worcester, as follows:
For Albany New York, and Way Stations, (accommo-
dation) S,45 n,, New York and Albany, (express 80
a m.
For Albany and Way Stations, Recommendation $50
p. M, New York and Albany, 'express) 40 D. NJ.
Springfield and Way Stations Accommodation 90 p. m
Worcester, May 81, 1851 Il. GRAY, supit
my22 dot
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TENO ALL PERSONS TO WHOM
n THESE PRESENTS MAY COME.
M0RTG ArEE9S SALE

Worcester, Mayo 1851 AAa asE e. BLAKE n a,s
The Placer herald., 1857-01-03
New Years DaY.

The birth of times Youngest offspring, was
celebrated in Auburn, in style worthy the
character erof our felow-ctizens for hospitality
and good fellowship. A temperate use of
wine set their hearts in a glow of fraternal
sympathy, whilst fat dinners wit, jollty and
friendly greeting, demolished many an old
feud. Our friend Norcross spread a most
bounteous board, when all day long, he dis
pensed good cheer to all who would favor
him with call
The boys had their fun with fire crackers
and fire arms. We hope the world generally
has been bettored by the return Of this ami
versary, that all our patrons wound up their
good-nature for twelve month rum in which
case we wish them happy new wear.
The Placer herald., 1857-01-03
Odd Fellows Festivities.

The weather has been quite unfavorable
for the benevolent plans for amusements
gotten up by the brethren of this order.
"Wednesday the 3lst ut., was dark and rainy
from morning until night The energy of
these young men, whether engaged in acts
of mercy or prosecuting their schemes for
fun was not to be stayed by any ordinary
elemental violence. At o'clock, in the
afternoon, the Auburn Lodge, and the frater-
nizing brethren present, moved from the
Hall in procession to the Courtroom, when
an address was delivered to them and such
Of our citizens as had the courage to navigate
our muddy streets to that place. Modesty,
always great draw back upon advancing
genius, forbids our commentary upon the
oration-moreover it is in contemplation to
publish it and then the public will be able
to pass in judgement uponit. The evenings
entertainment at the American surpassed in
harmony and pleasure any previous Ball IN
Auburn
The room was most tastefully decorated, the
music enchanting; the ladies all smiles and
graces, as beautiful as only mountain ladies
get to be; the gentlemen overhowing with
good humor, and bespanged with rosetts; it
is no wonder that "the wee small hours
ayant the twa" found them as busy with
the revels as they were at ten in the evening.
Never did New Year receive more hearty
welcome than 1851 from those merry dane
ers We understand that, pecuniarrily, the
Lodge will not derive any benefit from the
enterprise the number of tickets sold being
only sufficient to pay expenses.
The Placer herald., 1857-01-03

with military scrip and land warrants, 80
l0023O acres; aud 16,S73,699, acres have
been surveyed and are now ready for mar
ket The expenditures of the Post Office
Department were $40, 4O7, 1868; receipts, ST.
62S8O1, showing deficiency of S2,7S7,0 ,046,
an increase CT 1914, 900 over last year.
With foreign powers, all our disputes are
now in a fair way of adjustment. Mr.. Dal-
las has concluded a treaty, settling the Cen
tral American question, and all the other
points in dispute with Great Britain will
soon be settled, No alluson is made in the
message to the non appointment of British
minister The Danish Sound dues question
WILL it is hoped, be at last settled in an am
icable manner The President announces
that Russia has agreed to Mr.. Marcys prop
osition, in reference to maritime warfare;
that the Emperor of France has expressed
his general approval of it, and that the Con-
gress of Paris may possibly lead to its gen
eral adoption.
The recent new Granadian attempt to
levy cXorbitant toll on American property
crossing the Isthmus, is stated to be unwar
antabe and to call for resistance.
The State of affairs in Nicaragua is dis
posed of in the bare remark that two minis
ters being from that Republic, it was impos-
sble to determine which one was accredited
by the Goverement de tdcto and therefore
neither one was received. The President
says he will continue his efforts to obtain
redress of the wrongs inflicted upon Ameri-
can citizens of Mexico.
The Placer herald., 1857-01-03
Another Bachelor Gone.

Tabb Mitchell-our partner-on the eve
ming of the 3lst ut., laid himself liable to
the severest penalty, Of that ancient and
lucky order, the Bachelor fraternity, to-wt-
being incontinenty discarded from further
fellowship and immunities of the same, hence
forth and forever He has heretofore sus-
tained tolelable character among the bro
therhood, and consequently was considered
above suspicion. Miss Carrie Sm'th, of Au-
burn, is strong suspected Of being accessory
before the fact. Judge James f, Hale, who
suffered expulsion some eight months since
not having proper estimation of the dis
pleasure Of this numerous fraternity, stepped
himself yet deeper in iniquty, 10y performing
the ceremony of marriage. When we took
the principal Gu prit to task about it, he faced
us down like man, and in justification
quoted the saying of st. Paul. This was an
attack upon our religious faith, that we could
not withstand, and overpowered by our feel
ings, we seized him by his set of dexter dig
its, and wished him and his accomplished
wife long life of prosperity and happiness.
The Placer herald., 1857-01-03
An "Unwavering Democrat" brought
to a stand---the slanders upon DR.. Gwln


The following card we clip from the DAILY
San of the 23d. 1t is brief and to the point.
We give it space in justice to the parties
concerned, who have been so unjusttiably
assaulted in reputation by some one cow
ardly enough to make charges without leav-
inc himself responsible.
EDmoRs OF THE DAILY SUN.-Gentle-
men, To day my attention has been attrac-
ted for the first time, to another article IN
last Thursdays issue Of the Sacramento Onlon
springing from the corrupt and loathsomely
fertile brain of the "Unwavering Democrat"
With a maignity in perfect consonance
with his former effusions, and an unscrupu-
lousness Of statement indigenous to this no.
torious literary prohigate, he asserts that
six gentlemen, (of whom | am mentioned as
one,) have been promised certain offices by
Dir. Gwin, in the event of his election to the
L. S. Senate.
On the part of Messrs. Vaudeville, o.
Meara, and Dameron, named in connection
with the Naval Office, and of Messrs. Solo
mon, Buel and myself, named as aspirants
to the U. S. Marshalship, denounce the as
sertion that DR. Gwin has made promise to
either one of us with reference to those
offices. as a base and infamous faIsehood.
The "breach of faith heretofore charged
in regard to the office | now hold (being
conversant with the entire history of my APP
pointment, involving the action of all the
parties interested,) again pronounce dirty
fabrcaton; and fit part and parcel of the
inuendoes and filthy ISLANDERS in which the
"Unwavering Democrat" seems to indulge
with beastly delight.
| have stated the above facts as briefly as
possible, and now co clude forever cor Of
.cords with this anonymous scrbber.
Yours Respectfully,
GEO Pen JoHsToN.
SAN FKANcIsco, Dec. %, 1856,
The Placer herald., 1857-01-03
Calender of County Court.

A. d. Goodwin vs.. Sam Todd ct al; J. Beam
vs.. W. l.. Chrysup; j. A. Colvin vs.. John Throp;
II. NJ House VS. Kaiser Kaiser; John Tucker ct al
j. H. Baker ct all r. C. Singer VS.. Geo. Dakin;
Il. c. Singer Us. John Goldman; J. W. Wagner ct
al VS. Joseph White; j. ". Wagner ct al VS. Geo.
Brown: Anabella Creamer VS.. l.. NJ. Warden ct al;
II. Recson c. Avery ct all Morse ct al VS..
Fowlin Il Hunter Wm. II. Parkinson ct al VS..
VIM. Pulliam ct all Wm Turner VS.. jeff Pimbu-
ton; Wm. Mitchell VS.. Mike O'Boy.
The District Court will meet on the 18th inst,
we will publish the calender next week.
The Placer herald., 1857-01-03
For the Placer Herald.
The New Year.
BY MRS. h. A. VANDOREN.

All hail! thou glad, glorious, happy New Yearl
Well welcome thee joyously now thou art here!
With bright sunny smile and cloudless brow,
Thou happy New Year, we'll welcome thee now!
The old year has passed from us ever away,
While the new cometh onward our hopes to repay,
O. NAV. it bring gladness to all on the earth
And bind to our hearthstones sweet pleasures and
mirth.
A happy New Year, we trust it may prove,
OF peace, and of plenty, of friendship and love;
A hardbnger be of freedom to earth,
And great be the joy to all it gives birth.
May blessings be strewn in thy happy New Year!
To our hearts we hope thou wilt ever be dear
"And when in sad trial, in sorrow and pain,"
Well think of thy hours, and "hope ever" again.
All hail! the New Year is brought to our view!
May each one of us be as happy and true!
And improve every hour and moment so dear,
As they fly swift away in the happy New Year
The year "ffty-six'' now sleeps with the past!
And the year ''fftyseven" has come forth at last,
With kind, cheering smile we meet thee so dear,
And welcome thee gladly! thou lovely New Year,
Thursday, January lst 1857.
The Placer herald., 1857-01-03

MOBILES PAss.-By the Atlantic papers
we lear that Col w. H. Noble, the discover
er of the Northern Pass bearing his name,
started for this State on a surveying expe-
diton, on the first of November last. lie
took his departure from st. PauFs, Mime
sofa, and has party of seventeen men,
who are thoroughly equipped and provided
for a winter campaign in the mountains.
We have the pleasure Of an intimate person
al acquaintance with Col. Noble, and have
frequently heard his statements relative to
the northern route, with which he is perfect
ly familiar. We presume he will make a
reconnaissance of the route, and reach here
some time next spring. His report will be
looked for with much interest and we shall
expect much that is new in it.
Tom Talk
The Placer herald., 1857-01-03

writer of that article, who are favorable to
such convention.
We incline to the belief that the neces-
sary alterations cannot fairly be entered into
without change in our fundamental law,
such change as may not be effected by
partial amendments, patching here and pair
ing there. We shall revert to this subject
again, and endeavor "to give reason for
the faith that is in u.s."
The Placer herald., 1857-01-03
The New K. N. Degree!-Strange OATH!
NLO 7 EN- JUIIaIUN.
SAN FKANcIsco, Dec. %, 1856,

In the discharge of our duty as faithful
chroniclers Of passing events, we feel bound
to lay before our readers the obligation Of
the highest and last degree Of know-nothing
ism. The degree is said to be very popular
in some of the States of the interior. Wheth-
er it has been introduced into this section or
not We are unable to say. We are satisfied
that some in this community would not
object to taking it. For their benefit We
publish the obligation in ful.-The candid
ate advances to the centre Of the room, and
placing himself in proper position takes the
following obligations
Il. A. b., in the presence of high lleav-
en-, with my left hand resting on my heart,
and my right resting on the constitution Of
my country, do soemnly swear, that in all
future elections will before voting, exam
inc impartially the claims of all the candid
ates and then vote according to the dictates
of my oern conscience, of the die
ta'on Of any clan, clique or council ofpriests
or Politicians. So help me God and assist
me in the fufllment, of this the last X. N.
obligation | shall ever take"
When brother has taken this degree
he is said to be g,adaated AID is fully en-
titled to his walking papers
Ieras Sentinel
The Placer herald., 1857-01-03

Fox, Curran, O'Connell, Peel, Disraeli, Cast
leagh, and many more of the leading states
man of England, have had their little affairs
of honor; but our eminent public men have
been singularly free from such degrading
encounters. ". 1 I"teS.
The Placer herald., 1857-01-03
Total Receipts of the year 92,S5O.1l7
EXpendtures-Ordnary Expenses S57 ,I72.402
Mexican Debt 5000, 900
Public Debt l277639O
Total Expenditures
$72,94s,792

The average expenditures of the past five
years, deducting payments upon the Mexican
public debt, have been but about S4S, ,OOO,-
900. A reduction of the revenue from Gus
toms is thus justified and recommended
Changes in the distribution of the troops
and an increase of the naval force are urged.
The sales of public lands, for the year, have
been 9,227 ,S7s acres, for which $s,s2I,414
has been received. There have been located
The Placer herald., 1857-01-03
Married.

On the evening of the 3lst ult by Judge JAS
E. Hale, Mr.. TABB MITCHELL to Miss CARRIE S..
SMITH, all Of this place.
The Placer herald., 1857-01-03
G.. w. LANGDON.
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
oFFICE-NEAR THE TEMPLE,
AUBURN, GIL.
SUMMONS.

The People Of the State Of California to d.
Ueich.
VOU are hereby summoned to appear before me
l. at my office in Auburn, Placer county, on The
18th day Of January, A. D. 1857, at o'clock, p NJ,
to answer the complaint Of Mrs. Mary Earman,
wherein she prays Judgment against you for the
sum of one hundred and fifteen dollars and sixty
two cents, in an account for debt, balance on
book account: and take notice, if you fail so 10
appear and answer, Plaintiff will take judgment
as aforesaid.
Given under my hand, this 3Oth day Of Decem7
Der, 1856 +. l. HOUSTON,
Justice of the Peace, TIP. No. g..
The Placer herald., 1857-01-03

TRopnlls.--lhe French cannon brought
from Sebastolol are being placed on Paris
bronze gun carriages before the railines of
the lnyajes
The Placer herald., 1857-01-03
LOST OR STOLEN.

LOST OR STOLEN.
IN Sunday, December 2Sth, 1856, a t2
" POINTER DOG, about six months NN
old, marked dark brown and spotted grey, want
ing portion of the hair on the left hip, arising
from burn. Any information that will lead to
the recovery of said dog, will receive reward
of ten dollars, by calling at the store of
j. w. SMYTH,
Miners Ravine, or at this office.
January Sd. 1S57-2w
The Placer herald., 1857-01-03
FOUND,

FOUND,
TWO OXEN; one light brindle -ssN@ya
L with some white spots. square GSVIsxs1
crops on both ears, slit in the right, I'LL
no brands. The other dark brindle, with some
white on the back, branded on the left horn S.
They have been running with my cattle some
eighteen or twenty months. The owner can have
them by proving property, and calling on the un-
dersigned and paying charges. They can be found
Il miles below Virginia, on the Buckeye Ranch,
Placer county, Cal.
II. S. WALLER
January Sd. 1S57-3t