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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-06-18
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The Su bscriber, R. Harding, returns his sim
cere thanks to his numerous friends and pat.
rons, for their generous patronage extended Ia
him in years past, would inform them and th
public generally, that he has removed h
Book store to Main Street, opposite u
Conrt House, where can be found a general
sortment Of Books and STATIONERY of evl
description. Particular attention paid to
nishing to order, Classical School Books Of
kinds: Also, all other articles in my line.
March 5, 1857. Soft R, HARQLN
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HOWARD ASSOCIlTION
IMPORTANT INVOLVEMENT,

To all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases,
such, as Spermatorh1a, Seminal Weakness,
Impotence, Gonorrh@a, elect, Syphilis, tho !Aoo
of 0nanism, or Self Abuse, DC, &c.
The Howard Association, in view ofthe awful
distraction Of human life, caused by Sexual dis
eases, and the deceptons practiced upon the un-
fortunate victims Of such diseases by QuOcks,
have directed their Consulting Surgeon, as q
Charitable Act worthy Of their name, TO give
Medical Advice Gratis, to all persons thus afiilc.
ted, who apply by letter, with description Of
their condition (age occupation, habits OF hle'
&c, ,)and In cases Of extreme poverty and suit
ering to Funlsh Medicine Free OF charge.
The Howard Association is benevolent In
stitution, established by speclUl endowment, Tor
the relt ofthe sick and distressed, afflicted with
"Virulcnt and Epidemic Diseases" 1t has nov
& surplus of means, which the Directors have va.
ted to eIpend in advertising the above notice
It 10 needless to add that the Association com.
mands the highest Medical skill Of the age, aud
will furnish the most approved modern treat
lnent
just Published. by the Association, Report
on Spermatonhma, Seminal Weakness, the vice
of Oranism, Masturbation or Sei-Abusei and
other Diseases of the Sexual Organs, by the
Consulting Surgeon, which will be sent'by mail
(in a sealed envelope,) Free Of Charge, on The
receipt Of Two Stamps for postage,
Address, Dr. GEO. r. CALHOUN, Consulting
Surgeon, Howard Association, No. South
Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa. BY order oi the
Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTwELL, President
GEO. FAIROHILD, Secretary.
Feb. 10, 1857, 45-ly M
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RE Nj OVAL.
MI r S Il 6 e ID .

- HAS removed to her new store room on
~ cond street one door below the Bgelow
Chapel, where she has received choice selection
of Fall aud Winter Milenry, selected from the
latest importations, and thinks that they are un-
surpassed as TO price and quality, by any thing
in her line in the Western country. She invites
the Ladies of Portsmouth and the adjacent
towns and country, to examine her stock and
thinks they cannot fail to please the most iastd-
ious. In connection with the Millenary depart
ment she has made an arrangement to carry on
the Cloak and Mantle Manufacturing, and will
be in receipt of the latest styles and designs
monthly. She hopes TO be remembered by her
old customers and as many new ones as wish to
favor her with their patronage.
Nov 6, 1856. II.
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MERCHANTS GiRGLINC OIL,

Has been before the Public, more than 90
years, aud ia most highly appreciated as Lin
iment where its virtues have been longest
known II Is scientific preparation, and put
in arefned form for Family Use," as also Il
form for Animalsby N, II. Tucker Co., Lock
port, N. Y, successors TO DIR. @. W. Merchant,
to whom all orders addressed will meet with
prompt attention.
U~'From the fume Of this article over a wide
Territory, numerous limitations have sprung in
to existence, spurious In quality and inert in
effect, which are palmed Oft for geuNhc in vio-
lation Of Law. Let every purchaser observe
well that each bottle has the name @. W MER.
CHANT, blown in the bottle, aud his AUTO.
GRAPH sealed over the cork. None other can
be genuine.
Foa sale by J. II. @. Miller, Jackson, Ohio;
]. II, Jones, Oak Hill
by Druggist 4 Merchants throughout the
aous Wholesale by j. ID. Park, Cincinnati
srs in Medicine, in ali Commercial
March, 5, i57-50@9m
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ChAan Homes.

nj T. CAvETT, saddler and Harness Ma.
N. kor, main street, opposite the lsham
House.
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BUM & BRO,

Successors to Bum, WalterhOuSs, T. Bunn.)
WOULD Respectfully inform their old Friends and
Customers, that they are still to be found at their
old Stand, carving on the Dry Goods Trade in all
its Branches.
We invite all to come and soc for themselves,
that they may be satisfied that there Is no humbug
in this affair, but that we are actually selling lit
tic cheaper than any body else. Our stock of
FALL u WINTER GOODS,
cannot be surpassed 10 quality and excelency, for
the same PRIcE. Our stock Of Delainos, Berreges,
Lustres, MernOes, Flanncls and Linseys, were Sc
ected with great care and consistency for the sea-
son. AcHpN
FINE GODS.
Foreign and Domestic Jacconetts, D6binotts, Swiss
inghams, Irish Linens &c. y
STAPLE GQGE4e't
Jeans, Twecds, Cassinetts, prr " Aon -Flannels,
Muslins Shirtilga, sIi0iz lgers &c. A.
fine variety Of en- An extra lot
of
of all svfIs and sLses know 70 be well
made. md cannot fail b. the purchaser; also,
A LARGE ASSORTMENT
Of Boots Shoes, Hats 4 Caps, Hardware, Queens
ware, Glassware &c., in fact everything usually kept
in Dry Goods Stores.
Produce takon in exchange for Goods.
We also Manufacture and keep on hand at our
Mill, Nos. q, Flour Bran, Shorts, and ShpstuG.
The highest market price will be paid in Cash. for
Wheat Flour Barrels and COoperageo, at our Mill
BUM BRO.
jackson, Oct. %, 1885. 3I-tf
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Local Agents.
kABES IN THE WOODS

IIIDID IIV IlILI WOODD,
The well bred stock, to wit: The Young Horse
~ isTAbeauliul dappe grey, l71S hands
MlN high, years old, sired by the old
HW TarltOn, Of Pa, and Of Golden Ea,
gle mare, well calculated for either saddle or
harness
The Spanish Arabian Jack, is dark brlndlc,
with different stripes, nicely nose, round body
big ears, smooth tiil good feet, clean limbs four
years old, aud full four feet high, We deem
farther particulars unnecessary, as they will
show Tor themselves They will be farmed on
reasonable terms, und kept at the, American
House" in Jackson q. H. ..-.
w II PALMER,
april Q, 1857. 3-2m
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I'm Inn Of n ThOusnnd FIowers.

Lyons Kathalron, Labin's, Roussel's q Solon,
Palmer's Perfumery, and variety Of fine toilette
articles, just received and for sale at
Miller's Drug store.
January, s, 1857. 42-tf
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Singers Sewing Machines.

Singers Sewing Machines.
The great reputation of Singers Sewing Ma.
chimes is founded on the fact, that they are per-
fCctly adapted 10 every variety of work, and that
each one of them, kept Employed, will earn not
less than
One Thousand Dollars n Year.
All peasous desiring full and reible inform.
alton about these maChines-szes, prices modes
Of purchasing. &c--can obtain it by applying, by
letter or otherwise, for copy of |, NJ. SINGER
L. cos GAZETTE, beautiful Pictorial Paper
entirely devoted TO Sewing Machine interests
twill be seBt gratis,
Local Agents.
Wanted in e,sJ Town in the United States, to
whom liht ti<s4idueemen are offered
rs. B.--We have made arrangements with
my editors and publishers newspapers high
profitable and satisfactory to them, and wish
make similar cOntr acts with every newspaper
magazine in the country. For full partcu.
address
I, m SINGER & co,
r 26-l-3m 800 Broadway, New York.
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N. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of theIHouse of Representatives
TH0S II. FORD,
President Of the Senate
Dated April Sd, 1857.
ANENpAEsT NO. 2.

Resolved by the General Assembly Of the
State Of Ohio, Three.f ffths Of the mombers cleo
ted to each IIoase, concurring therein, that II
be, and hereby Is, proposed to the electors Of
this State TO vote on the second Tuesday Of
October next, upon the approval or rejection of
the following amendment, as substitute for The
nth and sixth rections Of the fourth article Of
the Constitution, viz: SEQ. S. District Courts
ahall be held In each county at least once
each year, by one or more District Judges cleo
ted by tho electors Of sePeratc districts to be
preScrlbed BY law who shall hold their office
ior Eve years and during their continuance in
office shall reside 10 the district for which they
ars elected. The provisions Of the fourteenth
section Of this article shall apply to District
Judges. The General Assembly may by law
authorize the Judges of the District Court and
OF the courts of common pleas, to fix the times
u holding their respective courts. Until District
Judres shall have been elected and qualified,
DisIrict Courts shall b. held by the Judges Of
The suptens Cohrt, and Of the Courts Of CoIn
mon Pleas, as nov authorized. SRc. 8. The
Disttict Court shall have such Jurisdiction as
NAV be provided BY Law, and the Judges there
OF shAll have and exercise such power and Iu.
rI.dlctioa at chambers, aud may be required to
sit as Judges of the courts Of Common Pleas ~
shall be directed BY law.
NJ II VAN WORRIES
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New Steam PIR
THE subscriber woul
zels Of Jsciton county
has .powSin full operation,
Mill. and is prepared to fun
flooring, planed, tODgued and
laying down. AlscJ.all OH
ready planed. etc., such
boarding, door facings, vino
Lumber dressed to order on
WHO furnish it, on their own
ders for all kinds of dressed ID
filled on short notice, and at pri,
Same san be furnished either,
lChiilicotsc or Otlier poi -
Send on your trdersd
ana Church streetsh-
June lg '56.Roi3elH
The Placer herald., 1857-08-15
No. Remaining August 18th. ....... ........ 6


SrABBlNG AFrA1n-On last Sunday, two
men went into the town of Rattesnake and
got On a big drunk While under the in
fluence of liquor, hey went into lager
beer saloon, kept by German named Fis-
ty and demanded something to drink which
was refused them. Becoming indignant
at this, they went into the street and com
menced throwing stones into the building
endangering the lives Of its inmates. One
of the men was taken away by a bystander;
but the other named Peter Young observing
Fisty come to the door, rushed and caught
him by the throat and forced him into the
house and behind the bar, where Fsty man
aged to grasp chees knife, with which he
stabbed Young, the wound penetrating his
lungs. The cut is severe, though not consider
ed dangerous one. The entire community
justify Fisty in defending himself in the
manner he did.
The Placer herald., 1857-08-15
Late from Salt Lake.

The Marysvile Herald August llth, has
the following:
We are indebted to Mr. w. II. Fall, of
this city, who came through with the train of
Livingston, Knkead & Co., from Salt Lake
for the following items Of news; The train
left Salt Lake City on tt 18th of Juue, with
l,l79 head OF cattle, and arrived August 9th
at the big meadows" thirty five miles from
Honey Lake, with l,l4l head, all in good
order.
The report Of the various outrages against
the United States officers is confirmed The
library of the Uuited States District Court
had been burned.
A Scotch Mormon and his family came
through with the train, also thirty-fve NOR
mons who obtained leave OF absence from
Brigham upon the condition thot they would
act as missionaries in California John Kirk
and party were encamped at Honey Lake.
Mr.. James Crawthan arrived in Beckwith's
Valley on the I'd inst, having left Missouri on
the I'd Of May. lie started with 527 head
of cattle, and arrived with 4s7, On the
west branah of the Humboldt, relieved a fam
lily consisting of Mr. Heman and child and
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson, from an attack Of hos
tile Indians.
The Indians commenced the attack about
10 o'clock at night drove them from their
wagon, stole their clothing killed the oxen and
took or destroyed all the family possessed,
The Placer herald., 1857-08-15
Unfortunate Occurrence

A Gold Hill correspondent of the Sacra-
mento Union gives the following account of
the unfortunate affair that occurred near
that place on Sunday night last:
A singular and fatal casualty occurred
near here last evening. A Mr.. Blue, who
occupies a small ranch two miles below
this place, went into his melon patch for
the purpose of shooting some raccoon that
frequent it. The moon was just rising,
and by the light it afforded, he discovered
something move in a clump Of tall weeds,
and supposing it to be raccon he fired
at it and shot man. The poor unfor-
,tunate lived only few minutes, the whole
charge of shot entering his left brea.t and
arm. Justice Smith, Of this place, held an
inquest on the body to-day when the jury
rendered verdict in accordance with the
above facts. The man who was killed is
almost perfect stranger in these parts, SO
much 50 that his name remains unknown.
He has, am told, been wandering about
in this vicinity for several days past, and
was supposed by several who had convers-
cd with him to be partially insane. He
had stated to some persons that he came
from Cache Creek here, and that he had
been working on q ranch at the former
place, and also that he came from Indiana
to this country. He was about five feet
eight or nine inches in hight, dark hazel
eyes, dark hair, and whiskers on the chin
OF The same color, and rather heavy.
Mr.. Blue gave his recognizance before
Justice Smith to appear before the Grand
Jury to answer the charge Of killing the
man. He appeared but the jury found no
cause for indiotmsnt, ard Mr., Blue was hon
orably discharged.
The Placer herald., 1857-08-15
Redemption Notice.

& EALEp PROPOSALS for the surrender Of
DCounty Warrants will be- received by the IN
dersig gned County Treasurer Of Placer County, up
to the last day Of the regular term Of the Ioard
Of Supervisors to be holden in August next. in
Accorslanee with an act approved February 7th
1855 entitled An Act Amenda.ory and Suplrmen.
tary to An Act entitled, IAN Act to authorize
the Board Of Supervisors Of Placer County 10
levy q special tax. Approved March llth 1856.
The lowest bids will be accepted, Provided no
bid for more than the par value of raid Warrant,
or any bids unless accompanied by the Warrants,
proposed to be surrendered, will be accepted, '
PHILIP STONER, County Treasurer.
Auburn July llth lS57-5w.
The Placer herald., 1857-08-15

t@W'1S|< Y" UT .tHsV1Ss
SAFE OF CALIFORNIA In County Court.
CocNrY OF PLACER.
In the matter of the application Of JANA Z.
Roufhs to be discharged from his debts Us an
lnsolven..
Pursuant 10 an order OF .he Hon jas. E. Hale,
County Judge of said county. notice ia hereby
given to the creditors CT the said nsolvcnt 10 IL
and appear before said Judge. at the Court House.
In the town Of Auburn, on Monday, the cath day
of August, A. D., 1857, at his chambers, then md
there to show cause, II any they hayc. Why Nm as
sienment Of said applicants estate shoull npt be
made and he discharged from his debts In tho
manner prescribed by law.
49, Witness my hand and senl of said Court
! l. S. this 18th dae of July. A. b. 1857.
~ TABB MITCHELL, Clerk,
By WM. a. JOHNSON, Deputy.
Auburn July lR-Gw
The Placer herald., 1857-08-15
Notice of Application for Pardon,

1VotIc0 VI HPPItCttI01 101 III U0Hs
To The Hon. James z. Hale, Presiding Judge
Of The Court II Sessions. Placer County,
California;
~ provisions Of an act OF the Legislature OF this
State. entitled An Act prescribing the mode of
applying for pardon" passed May 18th. 1853, the
undersigned viii apply to the Governor OF the
State for the pardon of Martin Griffin. conv ctcd
in the Court Of Sessions of said county, on the 2d
day OF December, 1856. OF the crime OF perjury.
and sentenced BY said Court To one years impris-
onment In the State Prison.
JAMES MCRrnY.
June 25th, 1857 -~4w
The Placer herald., 1857-08-15

AUBURN FLoUR1Na MILL.-The steam
Towering mill of Messrs. Gather e. Scharpf
has been completed, and is now in success
ful operation. They invite custom work,
and arc ready to grind Wheat Barley or
Corn. Sec advertisement in another COL
umn. The attention of farmers is request
ad
The Placer herald., 1857-08-15
YOUNG AMERICA
Wholesale l. Retail Cigar Store!
B. GOODKIND

"OULD respectfully inform the public that
w he has lately enlarged his store and keeps
now on hand the largest and best stock Of CIGARS
ever brought to this county amongst which he has
the finest brands ever offered to this market.
He has also on hand very good assortment of
TOBACCO, and can supply you with any brands
that can be called for, also
Perfumery Of all kinds. Dried and Preserved
Fruits Playing Cards, French and English 40
cordeons. Matches, &c. &c.
F.S-if you wish to get real genuine Havana
Cigar, go to BARNEY GOODKIND'S store next
door to |. W. Credits restaurant and you will not
be disappointed in finding it.
Auburn, April 9Th, 1856
The Placer herald., 1857-08-15
GREAT EXCITEMENT!
The Largest Assortment Of Staple & Fancy
Dry Goods Ever Brought to Auburn.

TIME production Of excitement raised last Satur
i day in Auburn, was created through Messrs.
Lubbock i Marshall, who having arrived from San
Francisco, with the largest and finest stock Of
FANCY .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. aud
has now in his store the following goods. towit:
Rich Silk Robes, French and China ShaWls,
French Lawns and Organdies, French Cambrcs
and Tabonets. French Eml roideriea. Ladies Skirts
and Hoped Skeletons. Ladies' Misses and Chill.
dren's Shoes, Bonnets. and Millinery Goods.
Grateful for the liberal patronage heretofore
extended to them, they hope to merit continu.
aucc of the same.
LUBBOCK 4 MARSHALL.
Main street, opposite the Gem Hotel
Auburn, June 21th, 1857. my
The Placer herald., 1857-08-15
THE PLACER HERALD.
Auburn, August Is, 1857,
MORE MEXICAN BUTcHERY.-The Mex

MORE MEXICAN DUTCHERY.-1no MoXlCAnS
in the mining districts of the State are gaining
a well.earned reputation as idlers, thieves
and murderers; we venture the assertion,
that their accumulating acts of villainy
will cause the people at no distant day,
to drive them out of the northern mines
entirely
We have again to record another out
rage committee by them in this vicinity
On last Sunday morning a Mexican was
found lying by the roadside, on the new
turnpike a short distance below, town, with
a largo knife wound in his back, and one
in his left hand. He had lain there since
some time Saturday night and was quite
weak from the loss of blood. On being
removed to the County Hospital, it was as
'certained that the cut in his back had gone
through the left shoulder -hade-the blow
evidently being heavy one, and made with
intent to kill. The wounded man says
five Of his countrymen were the perpetra-
tors of the deed, but refuses to designate
them. As is frequently the case, woman
is said to have been mixed up in the
affair.
The Placer herald., 1857-08-15

H We have received the first number
Of the Butte County Democrat, a tri-week-
ly paper published at Oroville.
The Placer herald., 1857-08-15

Ly- The court Of Sessions commenced
its term this week, but has had no business
before 1.-THE Grand Jury, not as yet hav-
ing presented any indictments.
The Placer herald., 1857-08-15

THAT $20,o0O-The Marysville Express
again refers to the connection Of Stanly with
that infamous swindle of Adams g. Co., and
his $50 900 fee, received for his assistance in
the matter of cheating the widows and Or
phans. Col. Rust says Stanly dare not deny it,
and as actions speaks louder than words, it is
presumed that such is the case AT any rate,
he has not denied it yet. Hundreds, nay
thousands, of the swinded miners, would
like to hear from him on this point.
ALAMEDA lrEMs.--lhc County Judge has
cow fourteen months old, which is the
mother Of the calf
John McMurtrie near San Lorenzo has an
orchard containing over 5000 apple treos.
IuMnKR-lhere are now two large lumber
yards ut Folsom.
An excellent article of bituminous coal
has been discovered near IIorseown, Shasta
county.
LhAp.-.lt the gold mines on the Santan
Oreg0n, lead has been found in vast quaint
ties.
HuNG.-John Phipps was executed at Mo-
kelumne Kill, on the 7th inst, for murder.
HEAVY RoBDERY Campo Seco Brew,
cry was robbed of $500 of cash on onc
day of tie last week.
The Placer herald., 1857-08-15

THIS splendid brick Hotel has lately undergone
i extensive improvements having been re-
furnished throughout, aud now offers accommoda-
tons and comforts to travellers unsurpassed Ivy
any hotel in the State. The California Stage
Company's STAGE OFFICE. is at the Amcri-
can. Guests will end the rooms of the house large
and airy, and the beds neat and clean at all times
aud every attention, as formerly. will be paid 70
the comfort aud convenience of those stopping ut
the house.
~
The Placer herald., 1857-08-15

%A rape that has proved no rape,
has been the theme Of much discussion
in town this week. The parties i'm Heated
reside some miles above Auburn on the H.
linoistown road. The matter has been be-
fore the Grand Jury, but they found no
cause for indictment, and dismissed the sub
ject.
The Placer herald., 1857-08-15
Notice Of Administration.

NJ Office is hereby given that the Undersigned
~ has this day taken out letters Of admipist,A.
ton upon the estate OF S. f. RoussiG, iAte OF plA.
Ger county, California. deceased and the creditors
having claims against the said estate are hereby
required to exhibit the same with the necessary
vouchers, within ten months from this date, TO-
the undersigned at her dwelling house In the town
Of Auburn. in said county, and all persons indebt-
cd to said estate are requested TO settle inmedi-
ately, otherwise, suits will be Instituted against
them. CATllARINE a. g. ROUSSIN,
Administrative.
july cath lS57-4U
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Declaration as Sole Trader.

SIAIE Or CALIF NTNNIN,
CorHrY OF PLACER.
MARY BYRNS. wife Of Dominic Dyrna, Of
1e Michigan Bluffs, Placer county State afore-
soid, do hereby make this my declaration that
Intend from this date to carry on and transact
business in my own maine and ON my own account
in accordance with the law of this State entitled
an IAN Act to authorize married women to trans
act business in their own names as sole traders"
passed April 18th, 1872 and that the business
intend to follow Is Public House and Saloon kccT.-
Ing, and thnt the amount Of capital by me en-
ployed In said business, does not exc ecd the sum
Of tive Thousand dollars
MARY T, BYRNE
The Placer herald., 1857-08-15
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, !
COUNTY OF San Francisco,

DERSONALLY appeared before me, this Isl
day of August, A. =. 1857, Mary Dyrns. tho
wife of Dominic Byrns, personally known to me
TO be the person who subscribed and made the
above declaration, and personally made and de.
clared her intentions ss 4 Sole Trader as above
( ~ set forth G. J. BENHAM.
LIS, Notary Public.
-,-i August eth, 1857 - 3w pf lG.
The Placer herald., 1857-08-15
july cath, 1857
) UNIONS.

: UNIONS.
The People Of the State of California, To E.
-AIeHs.
VOU are hereby Summoned to appear before
H me, at my Office in Auburn. Placer county,
Oh Saturday, the 22d of August, A D. 1857. at
o'clock. II. H., to answer the complaint of +.
Iianisson wherein he prays judgment against you
work done, and take notice II you fail 80 to ap-
pear AMI answer, Plaintiff will take judgmep. as
aforesaid.
Given under my hand, this 22d day of July.
A. u. 1857
Fl. HOUSTON. J.P.
Township No. g.
July 25th, lS57.--3w