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The Placer herald., 1857-08-22

Trans ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.--We have
been informed that the first telegraphic dis
patch to be transmitted across the ocean will
be the compliments of James buchanan,
President of the United States, to Queen
Victoria, and the return dispatch will convey
Her Majesty's reply. The third dispatch will
be from England, and will be, it is said, a
complimentary tribute to Horace B. Tebbits,
Esq, the original protector Of this great en-
terprise. Mr.. Tebbets was for many years a
resident of Boston, and is now of New York.
He has devoted the last six years of his time
almost exclusively to the enterprise now so
near completion. Boston POST
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NJ 4 LIS.

Arrivals and departures Of the Mails to and
from Auburn
Arrives from Sacramento at o'clock. p. VI.
From Iowa Hill. Ilnoistown. and Yankee Jims
at 9 o'clock, A. NJ.
Closes for Sacramento at g. p. NJ. For the
North at noon.
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ROMAN EYE BALSAW
F0.. INrLANED EYELIpS,

The delicate structure If the eyrlii renders prcuarl,
sensitive and li1te 10 d.>cl>e Nhru. from any cni>
bcrulur> affected the iairr membrane rapidly intame>
and the tytlii he strongest prcli~po ton 10
attract to icf hIrur~ " all parts Z" the body. Hun
rcd> If persons Of scruf> habit III figured Ly raw
rcdn,ss OF tire rl ed-. commonly ed sore eyes
and tortured with arltchel>inns OF mlarei vision
hy using this a>,u, may obtain anlo, .i> - rc!ef
READ THE FOLIO IrgG EVIDENCE.
NEW YoEK, Feb 10th. 1853
Messrs. SANDS: GcutriHer.--l afflicted with dry
>ca crp ion my ey tii, fifteen y.,r> commencing
wi h ,mn sye> viii Ii gradually lugcjhcr ana trou-
bci me very much Various remedies r"surie TO-
and several eminent phySi nn> prescribed for how
received perm benefit until used he Roman
Eye Basan The first application relieved the unpleasant
feeling and symptoms. and in one week entre,y
cured. II had the good effect in curiue friend.
whom recommended it. for eyes. Yours truly,
HIRAM NICHOLS, 3i1 West 29th street.
Prepared and sod by A. B. IL ID. SANDS. Whoe-
sale Druggists No 100 Fulton-street of William
New York.
For sale by DEWITT KIrTLE & Co. II. JOHNSON
4 Co. and REblNGTON Co San Francisco: RICE
COFFIN Marysville l.. II. MCDONALD & Co, Sac
rnincnto; and by Druggist, generally.
For Sale by H. HAZELL Il CO., Druggist
Auburn, Cal
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TEMPLE SALOON.

YHlS favorite SALOON, has been Pur:cna;attess
Il by the undersigned, who respectfully inr,ss
continuance of the patronage of It's 'cus'o".''T
and theipublic generally. -
The BILLIARD TABLES 10
are new and of the best .msnulaosu' ="
And a superior article of
LIQUORS and CIGARS, .or
will always be found at tne D''"
FRANK MILLER
Auburn April IL, ,'57-my
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COURT OF SESSIONS.

Hon. JAMES E. HALE, Presiding Judge, F. |.
Frey and Rufus Smith, Associates.
Meets on the second Monday of February, Nav.
August and November.
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COUNTY COURT

COUNTY COURT.
Hon. JAMES E. HALE, Judge.
Meets on the second Monday in February, Nav,
August and November.
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SANDS SiRSlPiRILLl.
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,
AND FOR THE CURE OF
Scrofula, Mercural Diseases, Cutaneous Eruptions
Rheumatism, Liver Complaint. Stubborn
Ulcers, Dyspepsia, Lumbago,
White Sweiings Hip
Disease,
Enlargement of the
Bones and Joints, Fever Sores,
Bronchitis, Frysipeas. Salt Rheum.
Loss Of Appetite, Pimples, Bies General Debility,
AND As
GENERAL TONIC FOR THE SYSTEM
1T is UNklVALLsD.
Science has never yet explained the philosophy diges
ton We know that the mascated food first converted
into the semnid called chy'ne and afterwards. by adj
mixture with the hillary secreons and other fluids into
chyle. milky fluid which in its pasSage to the veins.
becomes blood Bul ho,c this is effected, kn' not.
Now it is evident that if this vital fluid be diseased
impure, the substances formed from it cannot be heahy
and every fibre aud tissue of the body will be in
unnatural This condition of the system developed
in various fors: sometimes ontwardy as In ocr"iua ana
her ucerous and erupve diseases inw'rdly, As in
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia SwelingS ana decay OF the
Bones 1t is evident then that medicine which will
CLEANSE AND PURIFY
the elements of the blood. will these deporabe dis
orIers and practical experience has established the fact
that SANDS SARsAPAEltIA is t6t Ue0IctHe by eNpcl-
ling the very seeds of disease it to the stomach its
tone; to the whole digestive apparatus, its vgor and to
the blood, its heathlul character.
ASTONISHING CURE.
Copy Of Letter addressed to Agents In Chicago H.
showing its value in cases Ot Fever sores
Mcs>rs j. H. REED n Co: Gentlemen.-l Obtained from
your i bottle OF SANDS Sarsapuril and then
rnrined to my bed wi hou sleep. for week occa"ned
hy violent pain from regular Fever Sne. of long stand
ng my right lee. My physicians advised me to have
the limb amlutated saying II the only meais Likely
preserve my life, After using haf of The hottie. the pain
HesHn suhse and by he time hal used nearly three
bottles. able To transact my regular business and
before had fin shed the sixth bottle, wcl and
sound ever h,d been. | most cheerllly
It tu a. friends tS IA most valuable medicine for the
purificatvIi OF Tho blood
Yours most respectfully.
JAMES MILLER
Prepared and sold by 4. y. ~ ID. - >D-. Wlulc
sale Druggists No lc0 futon-strcet, of VILLAIN
New York
For sale hy DEWITT. kITTLE Co. II JOHNSON
Co, and EEDING CON Co. san Francisco: RICE
COFFIN Marysvie: X II. MCDONALD Co. Sac
gauIeutO; and 10y Druggists GENERALLY.
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DISTRICT COURT.

Hon. JOHN M. HOWELL, Judge.
Meets on the second Monday in January. and
on the third Mondays in April, July and October.
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Post-Offices in Placer County.
PLACER COUNTY OFFICERS.

Hon. j. e. Hale, County Judge.
Charles King, Sheriff.
Tabb Mitchell, County Clerk.
Philip Stoner, Treasurer.
Philip w. Thomas, District Attorney.
j. w. Spann, Assessor.
j. NJ. Gaunt, Public Administrator
Eugene A. Phelps, County Surveyor.
H. NJ. House, Coroner.
Percival c. Millette, Sup't. of Common Schools.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

BUAKD UF OUPEKVIS ISUKS.
Il. w. Sherman, lst District, Pine Grove.
w. r. X. Devane, I'd District, Gold Hill.
John McNally, Sd District, Illinoistown.
John X. Cate, 4th District, Iowa Hill.
William Duck. 5th District Yankee Jims.
The Board meet on the first Monday in Februa.
~, May. August and November.
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PROBATE COURT.
Hon. JAMES E. HALE, Judge.
Meets on the fourth Monday in each month.
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AND ALL KINDS OF
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING,
COLORS OR BRONZE.

OOAOxH0 OxS OH Wv A6s
The .NEUEST STYLES OF TYPE will
be constantly added to the already extensive
stock of Job materials, and fine assortment of
PAPERS AND CARDS
will be kept constantly on hand at all times.
A continuance of the patronage Of the old
friends and customers of the establishment is So
licted and they assured that no effort will be
spared to give complete satisfaction.
The Herald being the Oldest established paper
in the county, having the largest circulation, and
the most extensive Job Office of any press in Pla-
GER offers facilities for Advertising and Job Work
surpassed by none.
CALL AND BE SATISFIED OF THE
H N AZ CM~e
ID Blank DeedS, B1anh Mortgages, and
Bank Personal .Mougages, now ready for sale
at the Placer Herald office.
DLANK sUBPGNAS-
Id Always for sale at the Placer
DLANK EXECUTIONS
IL Ion can get them at any time at
the Placer Herald office.
DLANK ATTACHMENTS
I'D For sale at the Placer Herald
office.
DLANK WARRANTS
I'D Kept constantly on hand and for
sale at the Placer Herald Office.
A LII KINDS OF BLANKS
IA Can be had, or will be gotten
up at short notice and at moderate prices. at the
Placer Herald office.
NEW ORLEANS.
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WHAT UNCLE SAM HAS DoSE.-The fol-
lowing contrast is felicitously noticed by the
Brooklyn Eagle:
Uncle Sam, after carrying on business the
past SO years, having three wars, buying
territory from France and Mexico, building
railroads specializing in a bank and trading
with all creation, comes out with a snug lit
tie balance on hand of twenty-five millions,
enough to set up several millionares and
which makes Sam a millionaire among ma
tons. Since our revolution, England has
quadrupled her national debt, and other ma
tons OF Europe have run up score near y in
proportion, while Sam has paid off his debts,
bought real estate, and has money laid by
for a rainy day.
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A FoRCIBLE REMoSsrRANcE.-A worthy
old English farmer, who most thoroughly
detested taxes aud tax gatherers, was once
called on by collector second time for
taxes he had once paid, but for which he
had misplaced the receipt, and as he told the
story to his friend:
"Would you believe it. sir, the fellow be-
gan to abuse me!'
"Well," said his friend, "what did you do?'
"Do! why demonstrated with him."
"And to what effect?"
p0ker Wos bent"
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EoR NORFOLK AVID rsryasBrH6.- LIB uEIrED
ttsies NAL sssnship ROANOKE Caots rhos. Simmer
VII leave for The shove places "Wednesday, he a Apri
At four ccch M from pier ~ Hcrh river fhe win A.
rive at porfo the arsrucrn II Petersburg ne sosvng
N ming Ps.erssrs fr The scu'h .l rrcceed directly on
By the great southern mall line to Char est,n Augusta -
vsnp.h, Nc those for Richooni win arrive ~ hes des
nation elr on Friday merrin1 rrsve ~ VII mud ihs NE
snd fve. with rs,ertnrr Nc Nvf,ik ~; Peerblrs ssd
tkhmrrd fo Aryv GVD.Ab FLkksAkrs, -
Broadway
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MEDICAL.

pEwARE or A HAEDsrLL STAYING DIR. BUvrre
D has remcvedth . 6csspsrn ID Hus.evss red DO,
ran be bad At No 3Dvacs s.rees, and el~s N q
vas ro he GeAfes remedy on esysA
makeh pG-.-
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LnSsAL vUrTOEs-


CupRsuE COURT --ry THE xArvnR or rHD
y Erhth Avenue ssnk-N Nodes ser-by zen hN he
ort III Johr ksq u re'er~e irsd appnv-
I'm The dsbts and nabi6~ NJ sss Sens ampns iss sAs~-
holdeys Tier has bsen cccarn,~r ercept us va
snps.r~f 10 ospcee sad ccndrrlsas All ours wso a~N
eksreed Assessed By sad rer are rvune-<ed 10 ~
r which they ssvrsir seseased sub.
scrissrs, 81 No 70 Nassau srsss s~tiseis, -
Aswuey. Cor the Receiver Ct a. Er,a x1 ss,eh e:
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w Euss sy Nsreh 8, l0S o'coak al ssssSo,m Is snd
IS ppY os,ts he sef Hlose, ,choice ami ds
fe .>cinet fur lin-s, vo1d
p.I ofues rrepch ps ana mattel mirrors OIL paat-
h u,t1ss VI be found tsn sold voot parror sns
rich tao tlgs9 eofov % brocae Aud pusA;
rlct goof marble ,op and pier ib
tesutst, ivoses book lined With satin
b. ua,k tables hs Do 4othc a5d szs
bs'hs y chas,s - syte1 ioY hs's ana hora-es
richly carved Sat of ot chamber furniture ma BE tops
tt6 dnirs fur iS,ys IN sus cove-o1 in
asufet reps oss Ou,ses te's sees EASY and V"tsirs
ahsrs raj teDych I'd aulsret ch amber suits
rp ~ 9Th marble NAB xnd oood chamber
n cuts to match tcse,her with variety OF plata
iu.ni ~vh vhah the ssls MI oomcseocs Caslo
na'oi,s Goods 10 packed the premises for
shiprns.
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saL.los AT ACVrISln.

pkAk0TOasxs Ar 90 rios -s1 Psn0 o1tE-
O, rossts,, h.yas ~ - n ososk = sss sr.sD ssess
DE iso'ses Of iss, sd ss~han o. soon al superior
Ss 40. .os s ss1n aessa a 10 10 ri. sale
e,c hort opsot aot Of sstsss si r.s pAao ssavat
can De sean rrus a M sosP. NJ
IL. CefFaAs NADs YAs .en a a u~tar1e sresI II
ii o'sccs general rne,. Of pAro1, oA6ooS aad
TN rss ssi 'i ss % ss ss
sDd m-thsusl iuE ruuaenS me GOD gatch and
tocb Hs-ks v.rEsn
y q o c'aek A. al SO fosSwsy ouusr rvslf sssst
tne se conens ssa sarDess An l~slA s.o- sea
ness ard s II ali hroos nscss sry Tor ,se and
ASS ASSOC n'sas NJ sh2e ans vs US fa.sy a<ucira
THOMAS vsrcH AuCr,aNEsA- sross IS sPRgcE
d s a.sn.s g r. ,s, Suss, s ess
SsSn e r 9g M s ANA lis 10Y ::Te =, ,c on aar
3sSs I n 1lss ss sSsa nSsS'''
u xsLE,,a, AoCrlassea- w. 4 MELLON
% = III seh "a sonas,, wsrcn 30 a l0s = at
ss sn-I S fsSs q sSoa ne % a Y
s .as sn Also 3: s't S Of o1 ,s
s.a ,sms.rsa, TiDn ssrss-o Ghstssax .aiss chsssaI
= sslNa. Ga d. arne, sqgaDdv as-ntsge Voc
sc sN q as.o s a1a@ prss ~. ne, dos
.s, oonfsei'sses, raus,s s-sss arsa sad preserved
aa q de- s1S. q eaos
ssiSi x s ~; ss'sa, z ss.
s ss.ss 8 assss.ss laais, .sss ssa ,s,s.
ose be s,:. vs-g ssai., ssd o. be alGs.
-ot w -s.s 40 iset TO shen ,sssa,r susa;y aS,hs
ps 80 he per s ns 3 * IN sa @ m .as
sno o. " susor-ers Ua.a,,sues ready thts day
1,ks1
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CVIror 90 a DHspA rCH LINE FOR SAN FRAN
day sdvertssd tppcr Of sAiurdar Aprn IS loves,
Cr ARHSR, Lucsa master receiving bar ssrgs 2ev No
river, and yin positively saf above ms nsvoe
cppcr has made the ia days 70 Fan rrssco ard
days hsch, discha gx her cayys IN pcfs. ordar. md
establishing h1 reputation for gid delivery ~ e~o uusur
passed By hny vcnsel IN NE Oausa vde To shfpcp o.
s-ovs q lArrs hf goods ~ essnc prbse day IN npe
81 aoush street., ssrper f Wal arec.
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fApD -HADkMa PRsw-vEp nHTURNs THANKS
- Der nesds and pairons and eefs 70 sny hat ees ne
sands both this and Pals dsphA vhQ have con
selud her vim epuce .af~SAc che fcss conAden s In
he questions sesrJcrv love and ~ msftera - ocs
or unaies relied constantly bv Hapoaecr ehs - e
eluai she win veil he ~ ne fuswre hssbsnA -
pevery, btwsep venxh and IN sressA
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usrrh n va ocfurs V~1nSilN ~ w " -
Rruasee ahd prr sud psntel mirrors 900
No secretsrrs oil paipirss csvrsvnss ,ls top
mahogany rocstng su1 ear chairs bcoscAa
rahogsnv spss ard ssfs csssNts, bat sstos,
eli elnhs French hedsi-sis nsis bedding 40 AIN,
Scrrsvs op-rrug charr. instr pens tcls 10 CaaoSu9
"a q sse Gil Aa.sa ~af fube AemfnsrAA,r
IpHIIiP n wT KTks, INSTRUMENTATION
i sal. Of vsuanle improved real estate 10 Nev yors
Frcohyn and yonsere, " Jcse uust-PnILtpH VII
KlNr sal suciiin Wednesday April ISL a. Y
o'c'csh At tho se-chanS txcs.,ge New Vows, Ne fol
living asscvhed real esete viz View yy-- 70 ~ rSb
sfset1hree frare housea ard bcs htuNted nu
ne nnr5ery she Forty eitN greet 40 tees ~esf from
revenh ave aS 80 ald 80, ho1sss each 10
bv 80 kta las by N feet Fou,h Ruslyp. Wcoehul srs
Tvs hr,s story hok dweig h9uses and lots stesd on
Columbia street., houses epeh IL ~ 20 feet ls 81 fe
Broosyn (Esysrp Dsrictl Hemssn street.-The hr-e ssry
frne dwelling house and lot II usted "a ne sith s'de
hemsen street between Bo.imer and leopsrd sseev,
nrd Known ~ NO 81 The h1uss n flied h win nrict
~ the peal. with tea at.chet Houss ~ ~
net; bot oo feet W-ekoff street.-The ot N an sraed
ep TIE pcfsh SIDE ~ wvcho sweet beSeu Lor nee AID
teonsrd .rees and kro~c No Is The imJ ~ csuc :,
c- ssx q two story fame cciase 20 BY feet IN he
Itbe ot Lot 70 BY 100. Forth First rree. Thres frnr
sicry b,ict dwelling houses and lots situated he rouh
SIDE MFoLihfirr steet between Tenth street and Union
Ho1sr each s7 feet i-ehss BY 20 FEET ts I'M
feet SecCrd 1bre four sto-y brick dwelling houses
en- No weerfy side n second s be South se,ynd
end Sowh fhird streets tech % hg a feet Lo,e III feet
Ywters-fbe nrcs stony name s~ehnr hcuss AID lo sie
kcr- Write street hrown Ut No A. ~ bv FOR fe~ Terms
whtch vh he literal made known ~ sale NAYS AMI fnher
nay uhrs can be had application 10 he suconeer 10
Wall street
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TIN ONLY RELIABLE AND CoHenCr AsrRoLo.
i gle. IN this sny cher city b Madame gLiff TO-.
Abe warrants cerrs>t information All who visit her on Nv
x1s losses drahs msrrases absent epds and in fsc
ali business nstefs he also gives numbers IN loesse IA,
trrlv ru-sYshx she ynly female asrcogrt no IN
mis- eurrv Al who with 20 tpvw themselves eal so zee
prN hdy. aces3>rce Hs Orchard s'-seA nsss SolSea,
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CLuRvoY Avcs-nRs rEyNorR, NO. ITO srHIS9
few doors west ~ Broadway The nnos suc ,s-
M rnefbca and business csrvoyan n Anerica All de-
e.ses sseove-ed ard cured curshe, rn.rrpr sdve on
buses absent friends Ac, and sstsfscon gusrssseed %
no pay.
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A ueT7ON k0riTS~- 70 CLOTH, CASHIERS AND
n sssDet or aannes msnufset1rsrs- a 1His a. A
ID mercy efss nspo7g Soennes ar D~tios ns Is9
sIlhs ~ GAcsis go be sht stnon, ssssrss ~ se'.
bs SansovedHy tb9 Lei fb Iosy saS os Scso "
spy time o. syctna abJye. "a. -
CHiSr shAa, actSssey sajesr0un 3 VI sUJ.
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4 egOp IsUrHo ~ ALL MADAME MORROW, The
"A sevvsA dsornses Of svsnN derRhtsr vhc va -
y "a nsrooxss has I'm u tefl Al he events ~ m
even ycnr vssy thoughts and vheshey you MARRIED o.
rps,s and bow man, nmss Lcu are 70 m.yysed sne ho-
and abs ent D,cn6a snd VIII sAnse ron - eefy nsx
sno,-nSe dny,,s NV yaveis b snrsss No eharse Dot
ssiuAsS osptiemep no, adrnYtee- Is Bsor,e sses be
ween Co,urnbA and Cannon sree<a
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TRAVELLERS GUIDW.
nUpeoN sivkR RAI-RoAD-FRo rEB - n6
~ she trains win lea Chsmber ssee sAe4on ~ hnovp
kIyres r.A, 500 4 and 81 2 nall Lin A. =
eriaySnt @ - r, n 1ox Pouehtecpsse, % A n and ~
ud 2 n; Or sns Sss 2: Z Tor Ress.im $50 r 2
ssstzons fns~cnGsr taken ~ ChanbewN Oanal UhENo
pney fh,rty scss rrAkns fce New Tea eve frus
4 g o ssd 10 10 4. n, ssd AYR 1t - - Albany
v M lao A T., end AD Hsv,ru $1,000.
NEw Yohs AID aAAl.nN hAnsoAB.-sAssr 70
~ slhsnr. this csHneng@ t.en. IN his rcad ~ A.
hany will Of Wkits Cepsr~ l
nws-tvery manning 81 70 e'ctccti eyr-r sne-rcrn =
rence On HcnAAy sissrneon, lea Inst
sew yosH. res. "A. 1857.
Anew reRK AND H1R RArI.RoAn.-RpcrAL %
~ rce--Dn Anh afer TUESDAY, 24A ipss, eli trains vi
sses dhes D. nev ys-k and B-s kanrad lawns NE
comperys depot hrs Of Duane sres daay s~ndHos Ssv
cd A. folUvs;-
$40 4. n. Dunkhx erprcsa
ss6 A. NJ mail xsin
Aop.M night exprsss
rnT uoss- A. aopos fct u Duane sAresl US Ia snd al
sSo~a"~ IN" 3 &cc Hflun aens~> su,sun.ss~A
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ONLY LINZ WITH SURE COfNSCfTOH.-fRANsff
" l ies shorter than sny ohr route spd
United staes mali line my c~Ieds b>r
SAGE free 10 eesss pound Psur hoars iron
ocean ooeAn By fssens kaircef Th-oush 70 Cehsyps
by RarcNd Tho Unfsd btses NAL r,e>snhip Gem
pany will Sespsch fox Aspinws nonshy, sp =,
O'Clock r. prec-eo RON per foss Of Warren stce sora
Ch~s BosgA U. ~ Passengers and mail. VII be to~
wardcd By Panama Railroad. ~ connect ~ Psaana WIN
the Pexihc Man Searnap tompApy's magn ,cen gearbip
etLbyH gArE. n L. whiting cornrnsndcr, ehch WI D.
and leave nm eia1siy ~ San rrap~t~co The
puhne in~med thai The rsci6c Nah Steamship Company
Always have EXTRA staAuDefs lying n Pannne
ready 70 fch possible detepbn Of
naiis. For rsesa9e sppv 70 T. ". RAYNoND, a III ooly
once Of he companky M West sr~cfy II Wan srre
=. kesul unisd stsaes nall sscanew days e md Dh
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pfAroe AND MshoDR0Hs-enxAr BARGAINS
Owi-e alterations 10 be made IN tbs piano 80
sroadway large stock OF panos and msodeons will be
sold during this At lower han before offered
" 'A' wv '''- ''' " HORACE wAYxas, Agent
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RATES or cAsir pAssksn
Prem PhilA6elphia ard New Torh, t9n -, S01
Lvwpo0 n Taneas II stniDass and ID Gusooas scoord
The mediation IN he STATE I'll having he San
viiege U he saloon. Including ste~Hsd's feos.
rmRD CLASS yAssksokRs
limited number al third ciass paAren9cSs wn b.
and epund % och pruvs Ions required Prom Phi
pha Ard New York. so Prom Lvcrvool 80
desrous u bringing out their frscnos u corresponding
7kese cleaners Constructed VIII hnpfoved vaisy
yesn-
Draas On Liverpool fpsn a upysrA
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-29

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but still cpnsuss teach At he Old sani l66 fnkn street
Banlos Wholesale and resAn Terms very oderale.
OAI9rHALFRAMK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-29

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freight apply 70 u. TORRANCE, Asenl- No. 8 bow'ns
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-29

ny VIRTUE VI AN eXeCutIcN I NLLu Orrca
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-03

A room with pictures in it and a room without
pictures, differ by nearly as much as room with
windows and room without windows. Nothing
we think is more melancholy particularly To a
person who has to pass much time in his room
than blank walls with nothing on them; fac pic
lures are loopholes of escape to the soul, leading
II 10 other spheres. 1t is such uu inexpre> sible
relief TO the person engaged in writing. or even
reading, on looking up, not to have his hue of
vision chopped square off by an odious white wall
but to lind his soul escaping, as it were thro the
frame OF an exquisite picture. to other beautiful,
aud perhaps ldyc scenes,where the fancy for n
moment may revel, refreshed and delighted. Is
IT winter in your worldl perhaps it is summer in
the picture; what a charming momentary chan ~
and contrast And thus pictures are con soi4rs
OF loneliness; they are Il sweet hatterv TO the
soul they are relief to the iaded mind; they are
windows 10 tue imprisoned thought; they are
books; they are histories and sermons which we
eau read without the trouble of turning over the
leaves.-Home Journal
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-03

Among these leaders we're members Of eminent
families in Prussia. The King nf Prussia de-
nands their release without trial. as his subjects.
Neufchatel declines Prussia threatens war, and
Seufchatel says come on-with her fourteen
German square miles of territory and 900 peo-
pie. maintaining with courage worthy of the
country Of William Tell, her dignity and her
rights; aud Austria backs up Prussia. But Eng
land and France will not suffer the arrogan, de.
mand. of Prussia To be enforced by war Aside
from the fnot tina, il would be n mon-trous inter.
ference with tho administration Of tee n
State where her clnims have been success sfully
resisted, and her authority denied. an out break
of war there would be the opening to grand
Continental contest. All Switzerland would unite
with her confederated Cantons. and bring into
the field army appro iching 100000 of the best
fighting men in European army that even the
King of Prussia would find it impossible to over
throw, while defending with a courage that has
become historic, the soil Of their native land