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DIR. GOODRICH,S
SIP OF FIG,
FOR MORS.

Reader, this medicine was not got up for the pur.
pose % making fortune, but vas compounded BY Dr..
uocirich In 1915, AMI triei experiment on one
the worst humors thai ever man vas siced WITH and
the shot space OF thrve mouths amer all oAer uedi.
zines had faei, the ,tent vas entirely cured A<f
which the ctor commenced using Il In hls practice
and ts virtues have been thoroughly tests and its OPP
sraons closely watched for ten yeA before Offering
10 the public ~ Specific. II viii cure Liver Diseases
In all Its brms The worst eases Of serofula Eryslpeas
Salt Rhen, CAnkrr, Cancer. seurvey scad Head Pies
and Secondary, syphiis have beea cursi By lie use
Those going - Sea, shJad not fall TO take few bot
lies with them.
Par-d should uot neglect to give 10 their ehldrsn
While young. Gr all children troubled more or less
uith hunors, and humor can be removed much easei
In Children than In Adults. No child viii object " TAX
Ing IT, or the dos 10 small and 10 VERY pie ,ssnt 70 The
taste. II viii cure aiof those couplica tei diseases q
Females that % onen end In ceassn Stioa. II vii
thoroaxhk cleanse the system from ali humon and
nosbesi matter.
Tyt and you vii testify In It's favor - hundreds vi
DO that have alrsaly taken L.
Prp red BY d.. u. Goodrich, stooeham, Ma, vhef,
eli orders vill meet vii prompt attention.
burr, FOSTER & Cs., General Agents, No
cornhiil, Boston. for sale BY L. PsAasox, No. II
Liberty street, Biisf,ni, Maine, and By an druggists
throughout the rnted States. euls
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To Dimon Robsrts, Esq. one Of the JUS
tees Of the Peace within and for the
County Of York and State Of Maine.

To Dimon Roberts, Esq. one Of the Jus
tees Of the Peace within and for tht
County Of York and State Of Maine
T+E undersigned, being owners In the Saw
l. NIL aud privilege. and dam Herewith con
n-cied, situated In Lyman, in said county, on
K-nnehunk River, aud called and known by the
name Of Smiths Mil aud belns ofopinioa thai
| il Is expedrnt and necessary that new dan
should be built a; said mill, 1T the usual height,
request that you. the SAID Justice, will issue vour
warrant TO call meeting Of the owners Of sad
mill 10 he held AT the said mill, on Saturday the
thirteenth day of June next. at two VI The clock In
the afternoon, 10 act on the following mates aud
things:
Fin.t-To choose Moderator.
Second-To cho,sc n Clerk.
Third To see whether the owners In interest
will vote 10 build u new dam for said mill, II nee.
essary.
Foidh-To choose a Committee 10 carry into
eiI,ct the vote, Of said owners 80 assembled.
Flhh-To raise SUN Of money ~ build said
dam.
ELISHA LITTLEFIELD,
ROBERT COUSINS,
WM B. HANSON,
HORACE LIITLEFIELD,
Jos. D. ROBERTS.
Lyman, April 30, 1857
II Eli.ls Ls,tl.feH, Of Lyman, in sss County
90 York, GREETING,
In the name oflhe State OF Maine you are here.
by required To notify the owners VI the Saw Mill
aud privilege, and dam herewith connected, sit
ualed in said Lyman, on Kennebunk River,
aud called aud known by the name Of Smiths
Mil, TO meet at the said mill, on Saturday the
thirteenth day OF June next, AT two OF the
clock in the afternoon, TO act ON the following
matters and things:
Flsl-To choose a Moderator.
Second-To choose Clerk
Thlrd-To see whether the owners IN interest
will vote to build new dam for said mill, If nee.
essary.
Fourh-To choose Committee to carry into
effect the votes OF said owners so assembled.
Filh-To raise a sum Of money TO build said
dam.
Given under my hand and seal at Lyman, Ia said
county, the fourth day Of Nav. A. d. 1857.
DIMON ROBERTS,
Justice Of the Peace. tLSl
Lyman, Aprl3nh, 1857. 3wl9
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A Rare Chau.. to make Honey.

ono YOUNG MEN wanted Immediately to
OUO eugsgr IN hight aud very Probable ousi'
and .LiseSs P.P. AYMER Sc CO..
anl9s SSuih kinsslou, N. II.
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h the WoRlD's MEDICINE!
DR.. smith'ssugar Coated Pills.
THEY ALWAYS DO oooo.

Ma ssnh A. Gould, Msiroa Of the U. 8. Naval
Hospiial II Brpokiynu, says:
Iii ihers be medicine adapted 10 The nuns.
sss siLneals Of msakind Il 10 Dr. Smiths cssse
Pus have used them and seen them used wrn
the most assoaishing resulis-in several instances
within my knowledge, rr,ioting the patient ifoe
sxirsms foSness and sud,.ring To strength see
health. For LskS<s, isnx yrssnsssy thsse
Pills ere sovereign balm. ! rcomlnsad then
10 oil a. . valuable family medicine"
(Sssned) SAnAH A. COUP,
Msiroa Of the u. 8 Naval Hospital.
"Dr. Smiths Sugar Coated Pills have bsea
used 10 The Eidridgs street Debtors Pnsoa, wss
uncommoa ssiisfsctina. have never heard Q
medicine spoken Of with more interest By The Per
soos who have taken thee Pills.
JAMS J. Bsviss, Deputy Sheriff.
From psn ofihs Michigan Legislature
"This d TO certify that we have m,ds use Of o.
Benjamin Smiths Sugar Coated Pills, and Co:
,ider them far superior 10 any Other Pills odsfse
10 the publ,c."
lion. William H. Psase, Abram Kirby, ,
Hoa. @. p. Lswrsnce, Nathan Bal, ~. ".
Charles O. MorriA n. NJ: smith,
Squire Rice. Rev. +. g. Vresiand.
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SPRING
I f issEIE!
N0W OPGNl
JUST RECEIVED
IN extensive
As-sor inent
Of goovs for
Geniirmrn's
wear, ofavo
~ great variety Of
style, par iculahy adapted
10 the season, al the Store OF
OWEN & MOULTON'S t!

w @SsN Wv " - ~
Their Stock consists Of Brosdclo,hs, Of
every Color and Quality; Cashnere,s,
Emenetts, Satinetts, Tweeds, Doeskins,
and Vsslinss Of the riches, variety and y
pattern, among which may be found Plain
and Fancy Silk Yelvets, Silk Grsnedenes,
sa,ins, Maselles, Valencias, Csshmeres
Sc. Any of,he above goods they vii
sell by the yard, at the very lowest pi.
ees, or will manufacture into geniIemeu's
Garments ofevery description, 10 the mos,
Fashionable and neaiest manner possible,
and 10 all cases warranted TO give per.
feet satisfaction. Ttey have also re.
ceVed q fne selection Of Gcnilemen's
Furnishin Goods consisting Of Neck and
w Pocket Kerchie s, Napoleon Neck
Am Ties, Stocks, Scars. Gloves, sus.
~ pendsrs, Shirts, Collars, Bosoms, Sc.
They have on hand, and are continu.
ally Manufacturing Coats Of all descnp-
iious, in the latest styles, and IN work.
maulike manner. which are offered at the
lowest prices. Lucy hsNo VI mauu VIZ
largest assor tment OF We
sts 10 DO found In ID
@ county, consisting
OF all the varioush
nds, being too numer
Gus 10 men ton. The
particuiar attention Of
gentlemen 10 invited
10 their ex tensive Sto
ok Of Pan falcons and
PaniaIoon Goods, con
sisting Of more than
100 differ ent styles,
many ofw hich are
elegant & OF veiy
fine tex,ur Q. They
give their atienlio
nj 10 CUT Ing gar
ments for others
TO manuf aciure
,oSsss::..:. "'' o. &c.
Saco. May Let
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Fire Insurance.

DEINa Agent of.everal Of the bes, Fire lnsur
ID uncs Companies In The Couniry, snsre Q
patronage 10 solicited. D0AlNlCUSJohDAN
esco, Apr. tih, 1850. .Aeu
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DR.. Mel AN ELS
CELEBRATED
V E r M f UG E
LIVER PILLS.
Two Of the best Preparations Of the Age.

They are not recon-
mended as Universal
Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name pur-
ports.
The VERM1FueE, for
expelling Worms from
the human system, has
also been administered
with the most satisfactory
results to various animals
subject to Worms.
The LIVER PILLS, for
the cure of LIVER CON-
PLANT, all BILIOUS DE-
RANeEMENTs, Sick HEAD
ACHE, &c.
Purchasers will please
be particular to ask for
DR.. G. McLane's Cele-
brated 'VERMIFucE and
LIVER PILLS, prepared BY
a~:.:::.14SJ
SOLE pRopR1EToRs, Pitts
burgh, Pa, and take no
other, as there are various
other preparations now
before the public, pur-
porting to be Vermifuge
and Liver Pills. All
others, in comparison
with DR.. McLANE's, are
worthless.
The GENUINE McLane's
Vermifuge and Liver
Pills can now be had at
all respectable Drug
Stores.
FLEMING BROS,
60 WooD ST., PITTSBURGH, Pa.
Solo Proprictors.
m. n. HAY & CO., General Agents for Maine
and sold by Druggists everywhere. omiT
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DEMAlNING uncalled for in the Post Ofice,
IL Bideiord, May lsi, 1857.
Tr Persons ealing lor these letters will please
Say they are advertised
The Placer herald., 1857-02-07
NOTICE.

TINE AUBURN AND YANKEE JIM TURN
i PIKE CO.. intending to change the grade on
their Road on this (Auburn.) side of the river,
give notice that they claim the right of way for a
road commencing at point near their bridge and
running along the river side and terminating at a
ravne about three -fourtbs of mile south of the
junction House, on tn e road leading to Auburn
Said line is designated by stakes one hundred feet
apart BEN. G. ALLEN,
feist st. Secretary.
The Placer herald., 1857-02-07

SEERIEF'S SALE virtue of an Order
~ OF Sale to me directed and delivered, on the
9th day Of February, 1857, issued out of the
Honorable District Court II til Judicial District,
for the County of Placer, and State Of California,
on a Judgment and foreclosure Of mortgage, rem
dered in said Court. on the goth day of January
A. d. 1857, in favor of H. n. Brown, and against
Elhannan Gay, for the sum of seventeen hundred
and ninety-two dollars and fifty cents; with in.
terest upon the same, from the 7th day Of June.
A. D. 1856, until paid at the rate of three rccnt
per month, and for costs of suit taxed at $50 %,
| have levied upon. and will expose to public sale
to the highest bidder for cash. at the Court House
door. III the town of Auburn, on Monday, the ID
day Of March A. d. 1857, at the hour OF 10 o'clock
A. NJ. all the right, title claim and interest, of
Defendant. in and to the Placer county Canal.
situated in Placer county in the State of Califor-
MIA, aud any interest that he might thereafter'
acquire therein: also certain Saw Mill, situated
at Blue Bluff on said Canal. in said county Of
Placer and known as Gays Saw Mil. together
with the lands on which the same is situated; also
the Engine, Boiler, Machinery and tools of every
kind and description, in and around said Mill
and belonging or appertanng thereto; also
certain building together with the land whereon
the same stands, situated on Hogs Back at the
western terminus Of said Canal, in said county of
Placer and known as Gays Storehouse, with the
appurtpnances All of which named and descrb
ed property shall sell as aforesaid in one parcel
to satisfy the above Judgment together with costs
due and to become due thereon and also to satisfy
the further sum of two thousand dollars, and in
terest thereon, at the rate of three per cent per
month from the 7th day of June, 1856, to the
time of satisfaction.
WM. T. HENSON
Feb 7-3t. Sheriff of Placer county.
The Placer herald., 1857-02-07
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The Placer herald., 1857-02-07
Sacramento Correspondence.
SACRAMENTO, Eel

OACnAMENlO, EB. I, 1901.
Dear Herold:-But little business has been
transacted in the legislature this week. Mon
day is usually dull day. Tuesday was de-
voted chiefly to the hearing of Estell's phi
lipic, and to-day was principally occupied in
the examination of the contested election
case from Monterey. This case is one of
much interest to our native Califonians.-
Castro, the sitting member was born at Mon
terey, was never out of California; the same
with his grandfather. Young Castro was
about fourteen years Of age at the date of the
treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo. His father,
Genl. Castro, is represented as having pre-
vlous to the expiration Of one year after the
signing of the treaty, signifed, verbally, to
some third party (but not to the civil or po-
lltical authorities,) that he intended TO re-
main citizen of Mexico, and at the present
time holds some Office under the Mexican
Government Meantime his family remain
at Monterey: and his son, Stephen Castro,
upon arriving at his majority exercises all
the rights of an American citizen, (dsaifirm-
ing for himself the election Of his father.
which hs could not do while vet a minor. and
making his own election in the most solemn
manner,) votes at elections, sits upon iuries
&c. At the last election he was returned to
the Legislature by large majority over his
opponent. Smith, who now contests his right
to a seat in that body, on the grounds of his
not being Il citizen of the United States.-
All but one Of the Committee on Elections
report in Castro's favor
Ashley, Senator from Monterey, appeared
as counsel for the sitting member, and in
speech Of two hours, repete with argument
drawn from National Law, the decisions of
the Supreme Court, and the action in similar
cases in the Senate of the United States
forced conviction upon every, or nearly every
mind in the House
Col. Whiting is for the contestant and will
answer at the next session of the Committee
of the Whole.
Tomorrow will be devoted to the State
Controller and his affairs, and perhaps Sat
urday. S.
The Placer herald., 1857-02-07
Residence for sale or to Let.

FTHE undersigned offers for Sale or Rent. his re-
l. sidence, situated Court House Hill, in the
town of Auburn, next adjoining the Office of the
Bear River Company, and within two doors OF
the Court House. The location is the most pleas
ant and desirable in the town. The house is large
conveniently situated, and built in the most sub
stantial manner. The grounds in front and rear
are extensive, and an abundant and constant sup
ply of good water is conducted in pipes TO the
building. The said premises present the peculiar
advantages of proximity to the town-removed
from noise and dust and protection from fire -
having passed unscathed through the burning of
Auburn in 1855. Said property will be sold cx-
tremely low. Apply to ii. FITZS!MMONS.
The Placer herald., 1857-02-07

HIGHWAY RoBBEay.-The MarysvIle In
quirer states that last Friday night near the
Sixteen Mile House, in Yuba county, coup
lie of peddlers were stopped on the highway
and robbed of S67, by two men.
The Placer herald., 1857-02-07

TERRIBLE REeEprIoN.-The friends and
admires of McDermott, the cabbage and po-
tato tragedian, will be pleased to learn that
he appeared last week at Stockton, and was
caught by the audience put in blanket and
tossed until Richard" was we'll nigh shaken
out Of him. He will get killed yet, says
the Sacramento Age.
The Placer herald., 1857-02-07
UNION LIVERY STABLE,

B.dRyNEY & WOODY, PROPRIETORS.
Corner of East and Sacramento Streets, Auburn
FNllE propretors have recently erected ss,
l. large and commodous stable on the 'ti1ggs1
site Of the "Old Crescent City Hotel" FW0
where they keep constansy on hand superior hor,
ses for hire. DaaJ-Good care and attention paid
to horses left on livery at their stable scptl5rny
The Placer herald., 1857-02-07

a FAITHFUL GUARD.-It is related as a
historical fact that a human skeleton encase-
ed in armor was found at one of the gates Of
the City Of Pompeii seventeen ceneures af-
ter that city was covered and its inhabitants
destroyed from earth by the burning ashes
and lava vomited from the crater of Mount
Vesuvius, and Bulwer in his beautiful TO
nance connected with the destruction of the
place, pictures this skeleton, as a Roman
soldier standing at his post, a faithful SEN
tine, true to the iron discipline that regu-
lated those conquerng legions; even when
society had disbanded, and during and in
the midst of the expiring agonies of that
terrible disaster. The recent fire at Iowa
Hill furnishes a parallel to this fidelity to
duty. in the person of Tiger familiarity called
'lig' a.dog belonging to Mr.. HotchlSiss, agent
for Wells Fargo G. Co. at that place. He
was large powerful animal, who had been
taught to lay by The safe in the office and
guard that sacred object from the hands Of
all but bis master
When the fire broke ont 'T'g,' was at his
post and bis master twice removed him from
the Office. but III he hurly-burly Of excited
action did not have time to tie him away
from harm. The flames spread suddenly
that they were not able to move the safe into
the street, and at the last moments when
they could no longer enter the house the
flames exhibited the faithful dog. who was
supposed to be secure from harm, standing
by the safe completely enveloped in flames,
and by that treasure, among the ashes on
the following day, were found portions of
the chared remain Of the faithful guard-old
llg. Sing no more songs in honor Of the
memory Of 'od dog Tray he, it is true, was
faithful to his master. But Zig" was true
to the duties of his master.
The Placer herald., 1857-02-07
NEW GOODS-NEW GOODS.
S. LUBBOCK. l.. MARSHALL.
s ILRECK & co

Mum Street. neat door to jVeliS, Fargo &. Co. s..
A RE NOW OFFERING A COMPLETE AS
II sortmcnt Of Fall and Winter Goods, among
which are the most rare and tastefuly designed
Cloth and Velvet Cloaks, Dress Silks, Fall style
French flowers, Ribbons and Feathers, Wooden
plaids and shawls, Wooden and Cotton damaslis,
French and English Merinos complete assortment
of AleXan ler's kid gloves.
Every variety OF household furnishing goods,
which will he sold cheap for cash.
Nssr Call and examine for yourselves, no trou-
bic TO show goods. dec - my
The Placer herald., 1857-02-07
AMERICAN A HOTEL.

THIS large and commodious brick Il
l. Hotel. in the town of Auburn, f5aaEM
is the ST.3GE OFFYCE of the Cali IH4s=M
forna Stage Company. The public will find it one
of the best Hotels in the country. The rooms are
large and airy and the beds are kept neat and
clean, and those who patronize the undcrsigne
will find that every attention will be paid to their
comfort.
GEO. H. STEPHENS.
teb. I. oi.-my Proprietor
The Placer herald., 1857-02-07
r. ID. HOPKINS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW d NOTARY PUBLIC

(OFFICE AT THE COrRT HOUSEo
AUBURN, CAL.
Having recently returned from the Atlantic
States. with large and ,oeI selected ia,o i6rary
again offers his professional services to his former
clients and friends. fe7 3m.
The Placer herald., 1857-02-07

FAvoRs.-Our Legislative delegation will
accept our thanks for pub docs sent US.
The Placer herald., 1857-02-07
Congressional Districts.

On Monday last Mr.. Vaudeville introdu-
ced into the State Senate bill to divide
the State into Congressional districts as fol-
lows: That the counties of Amador, Alameda
Calaveras, Contra Costa, Frezno, Los Angel
es, Marin, Mariposa, Merced, Monterey,
Mendocino Napa, San Diego, San Joaquin,
San Francisco, San Luis Opispo, Santa
Barbary, Santa Clara, Santa Cruz, San Ber-
nardno, SoIano, Sonoma, Stanisaus, Tulare
and Tuolnmne, are to constitute one Con
gressional District, and to be entitled to one
representative in Congress.
The counties of Butte, Colusi, Ell Dora
do, Humboldt. Klamath, Nevada, PIumas
Placer, Sacramento, Shasta, Sierra, Sskiyou,
Sutter, Tehama, Trinity, Yuba and Yolo.
are to constitute the second Congressional
District, and shall also be entitled to one
representative in Congress.
The Placer herald., 1857-02-07

Ar. Scoby, Assistant Clerk of the Assem-
oily has our thanks for divers reports Of
committees and other faYors His attentions
70 the press will be source of qualification
IN his age, and a subject of pride to bis chill
dren.
The Placer herald., 1857-02-07

Rifle Box, has sent us communication
In answer to that of Jack" in which he
says that Jack can satisfy himself of the
truth of his assertion by going short dis
.tance North west of the Oaks House. where
he can see Leonard & Co.'S arastar at work
ton Warmers Claim, which claim was adver-
tlsed in the Herald last fall. There has
probably been enough said upon the subject.
We will endeavor to keep the question ont
OF politics, and beseech our representatives
not to introduce it into the Legislature.
Gs- A faithful follower of the relig gon of Con-
1ucius, on Wednesday last, took fancy to can
of lard in the store of George Willment in Auburn
and carried it off with him, without saying to the
owner by your leave sir but was induced
through the earnest protestatons of brother Will
ment to drop the can, after he had crossed the
street from the store
:. Justice Houston took Johns case into considera-
lion, and after full investigation OF his morals
promoted him to quarters for limited period with
Mf Boggs Of the Placer County Hotel
Elder Hyde, formerly of The Latter Day Saints,
aectured at the Court House ia this town on Mon
'tay and Tuesday evenings last. against Mormon
ism , generally and Brother CHAM in particular.
x1lS lectures are well Oot I'm md delivered in n
The Placer herald., 1857-02-07

MORE RoBDERy.-Coins and Zcntmey-
ers claim, on Spanish Flat, was again rob
bed on Wednesday evening last by some un-
known parties.
The same night the gate of the reservoir of
the Bear River Co., was hoisted and all the
water permitted to run to waste. 1t is a pity
the rascals could not be caught.
The Placer herald., 1857-02-07

The Daily Bee says There are about three
hundred loafers in that city who have not
performed a days work for many months,
being too lazy to do anything but beg and
spunge on their neighbors, friends and the
public, and some means should be adopted
to get rid of them Immediately"
We don't want them in the mountains,
reform or support your own loaiers.
The Placer herald., 1857-02-07

Hon Jos. Walkup has furnished us with
Pub docs.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-09-08
LIE MEETING AT GAII1Pn11s-r1

THE MEETING AT GALLIPoLIs-TuE SEN
ATonIAL CoNvEYTIoN.-The meeting at
Gallipolis was far more respectable in num-
bers and hehavier than we had any reason
to expect. The Court House was crowded
during the Governors speech, notwith-
standing the Senatorial Convention was in
session at the same time in another place.
Many more of the citizens Of Gallipolis
were present than we anticipated would be
there, and the behavior of those present,
evinced disposition at least to listen to
the truth, let it come from what quarter it
might. We felt deeply gratiied at the
result.
The Convention met, organized, ballot
ed, and nominated candidate for Senator,
as will be seen by the proceedings. The
disposition seemed to be TO give Gallia the