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AN ACT

Amendatory of an Act entitled "An Act to amend
an Act to provide revenue for the support of
the Government of the State, passed May 10th,
1854" approved April 9th, 1850
The People Of the State Of California, repre-
sented in Senate and assembly, do enact as
.foiious:
SECTION |. That section first of an Act entitled
can Act to amend an Act entitled an Act to pro-
vide revenue for the support Of the Government
of the State, passed May 18th, 1854" approved
April 9th, 1855, is hereby amended so as to read
as follows Section First. An ad ralorem tax of
seventy cents upon each one hundred dollars
shall be levied, upon the assessed value of real
and personal property in this State, subject to
taxation, to be collected and paid into the General
Fund in the legal coin of the United States. as
is hereinafter provided; and such additional tax,
not TO exceed fifty cents on each one hundred
dollars, as the Board of Supervisors of each
county may direct to be levied; and such special
aud other taxes, as may be by law authorized to
be collected by any county in this State, shall be
levied for county purposes, upon the objects of
taxation, hereinafter named in the Act aforesaid.
Approved March 25th, 1857.
The Placer herald., 1857-04-04

In the house there was long discussion on
the State Prison Bill but no definite action
was had.
The House resolved itself into Committee of
the Whole, Mr.. Moore in the Chair, for the con-
sideration of assembly bill No. g. to provide
for the sale of the sixteenth and thirty second
sections of land.
Mr.. Stafford moved to insert two dollars in
stead of dollar.
Mr.. Seawell moved that the Committee rise
and recommend that the bill be indefinitely post
poned
A division Of the question being called for,
to indefinitely postpone was lost.
The motion that the Committee rise was also
lost.
Mr.. Stafford moved the adoption of the amend
ment.
Adopted
Several other amendments were adopted,
when the Committee rose, reported the bill back
to the house and recommended its passage.
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To tho Public.

4
The following notice find published in tba
Press and Herald of the 28th of March:
NOTICE.-An advertisement of my prope,tx
IN for sale on execution, is kept in the "Placer
Horald" maloiously, the suit having been settled
on the 23d day of March, 1857.
HIT. HOLMES
Auburn, March 2S, 1857.-tf
Although the writer il somewhat unspeci6e in
his charge-as to who is the party that keeps tn.
advertisement in the Herald" and in what the
malice consists l presume it is meant to charge
the undersigned, and not the publishers Of ts.
Herald" Assuming this to be true, will pivs
brief history of the transaction, so far as / am
connected with it, and leave the public to draw
their own conclusions
Judgment was rendered on the 4th day Of Feb
ruary, 1857, in Justice Houston's court, for sI6o
and costs against Holmes After service Of st1m,
mons, and before judgment. Mr. Holmes came =.
me to know how he could get time on the debt
to which l answered that could do nothing for
him until execution was placed iA my hands
Execution was issued and made returnable in
thirty days; ii was arranged between rs that
would make no levy, and he was to pay the amonnt
before the thirty days expired. This agreement
he violated, and left me under the imputation of
having neglected my duty, for which was ,e.
verely reprOved by the plaintiff in execution I
then obtained an alias execution, and apain IN
accommodate him at his solicitation, gave him
nine days before advertising. From that time to
the present, Mr.. Holmes has never said the first
word to me about the matter, nor has any super
cedeas been served upon me, and now submit
whether could do any different than the course
have adopted. Mr.. Holmes has not only acted
towards me with the basest ingratitude, but in
charging malice has uttered what he knows to he
falsehoOd.
Ayrl, Sd, lS57-It
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EMGRANT RoAD.-Our citizens in the upper
part of the county are moving with commendable
Aeal, to bring the advantages of the emigrant
route through Placer, more strikingly before the
public of California. There is but little question
that the road in question is the shortest route
from Salt Lake City to Sacramento, and small
outlay of money upon the road will make it quite
practicable. 1t would be much to the advantage
of our people could they secure the western ter
minus of this great mail route, and We hope to
see all hands fall to work, and if possible effect it,
We are indebted 10 our friends of the two En-
press Companies and to Mr. Oberdeener for papers
by the last steamers.
The Placer herald., 1857-04-04
Chattel Mortgages.

Toborrow money, and to facilitate the lending
Of money, seems to be the acme of craftsmanship
and to encompass all that is known under term
of "earthly happiness" with some people. For
the previous four sessions of the Legislature we
have had propositions for chattel mortgages, and
there is project of the kind before the present
one which some Of our contemporaries seem de-
srious Of forcing into law.
To our mind there is disposition in Califor-
mans to Overtrade, and instead of encouraging
this by facilitating loans, it is the duty of the
lawmaker to discourage it-at least not to assist
it, All laws of this kind are less applicable to
this State than many of the older ones, where
people are more permanent, but even there, they
are fruitful theme of litigation, productive of
perjury and fraud, and lead to insecurity in the
mutations Of personal property.
Instead of assisting commerce, they produce
distrust and shackle trade, suggesting viliany
when pay day comes furnishing trap for the
honest and unwary.
To borrow money is very convenient way of
procrastinating the evil day, but it is full of de-
lusions--false promises that entangle and lure to
ruin: "Lead not into temptation" is portion
vi viz hoiu prayer NuiOu mas as huNh eiiiS"Ny
as any other part of it. Pay as you go, is the
true policy of our people, had we acted upon this
principle as public and as individuals we should
have fewer cares upon our shoulders at this time,
and much better credit abroad less money to
pay in the shape of taxes, and healthier state
of trade We raise our voice against any law of
the kind, firmly believing that the evils that will
grow out of such statute will more than over
balance the good that may be derived from it.
FIGURING MLL.-Mr. j. II. Fay is building
merchant mill, about four miles from Auburn,
on the road from that town to Ilinostown. An
establishment of this kind is much needed here,
and from Mr.. S. W. Lowell, the agent of Fay we
understand that the one in progress of erection
is calculated to supply the wants of this commu.
nifty. 1t will run by means Of water power.
three burs-one for coarse jobbing work, and
others for Touring. 1t is intended to turn
out fifty barrels of the best description of -four,
every twenty-four hours. The mill is located in
the vicinity of fine lumber country, in which
there have been for the past two years, and are
now, several steam saw-mls in full blast. The
mill will be ready for the crops of the present year.
and we mention the fact for the benefit of our
friends in the grain growing parts of the country.
UUTCHING'S CAIIFORNIA MAGAZINE-The Anril
The Placer herald., 1857-04-04
Returned,

We take pleasure in announcing the re-
turn, by the steamer J. L. Stephens, of Mr..
CHARLES II. MITCHELL, who after an absence
of some eleven months, spent among ''the
old folks at home,' has again taken up his
residence in Auburn.
Our patrons have heard from him occa-
sonally, as our familiar correspondent from
Ohio. His numerous friends will welcome
him back, as a permanent Californian.
The Placer herald., 1857-04-04
!. ALBAN. u. D.MLAREN. IA. THO,
ALRAN, THOMAS & CO.,

(Success0rS to Thompson Z BOrrdddiHe,)
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Glass, Herbs,
Extracts, Hops, Bird Seed, Chemicals, Quicksilver,
Camphene,,. Burning Fluid, Polar, Sperm,
Lard, Olive, and Neatsfoot Oils, Turpen-
tine, White Lead, Varnshes, Alcohol,
Brushes. Combs, Perfumery, Soaps,
Toilet Articles, &c.
Also Agents for JAYNE'S MEDICINES, and
all the Extracts of Sarsaparila and genuine med
icines of the day.
New Goods constantly arriving per Express and
Clippers.
No. l6l Street, Corner 9Th, Sacramento
april 4-3m
The Placer herald., 1857-04-04

MAIL FAHUREs.-One of our subscribers in
forms us that the mail from Auburn to Rattle
snake Bar is very irregular. and consequently the
Herald does not reach there when it should
Where does the fault lie. For the present we
we will send our paper by Wells, Fargo Il Cos
Express.
The Placer herald., 1857-04-04

RoBBERY.-A person who came to the State on
the last steamer, was robbed near Auburn on Mon
day evening last of $40, by two ''pads," one
supposed to be o white man and the other "a negro.
1t is thought they have been hanging around the
negro houses, on the hill, for some time. We
hope the officers may get the rascals, and that
they will receive due punishment.
The Placer herald., 1857-04-04
lust RECEIVED and in store

TUST RECEIVED and in store ID
u large supply of III
Alcohol, Camphene, Lard, Sperm Polar, u
Neatsfoot, and Boiled Oils, Solar Oil, and
Camphene Lamp Wicks. Candle Wicking,
Wax and Night Tapers, Borax. Soda, Castillo Soap
Seidlitz Powders Congress Water, Corks,
Salad Oil in baskets, Wolfe's Schnapps,
Hpstetter's Bitters. Pure Cream Tartar,
Strychnine, Castor Oil, and Wyncoop's Medicines:
Wholesale and Retail by
april4-3m ALBAN, THOMAS eco.
The Placer herald., 1857-04-04
Special Notice.

THERE will be meeting of the Quartz Miner.
of Auburn District, on Saturday, the llth dav oS
April to remodel and amend the laws at present
governing the District. aprill ~
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Married.

In Auburn. at the Orleans Hotel, April 2nd by
Rev. j. S. MCulum. Mr.. JOHN ANDERSON of Pla-
Ger county, to Miss LOUISA SrREBIG, of Sacra-
mentO.
At the Forest House, April I'd, by Justice Phil
lips, Mr.. WILLIAM THOMAS, of Forest Hill, to Miss
ELIZABETH GUYER, of Harlaman Springs, Ohio.
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AUBURN, APRIL 4, 1857.
Sacramento Agency.

We have appointed A. BADLAM, our Agent
FOR Sacramento City. for the soliciting OF adver
tisements and subscriptions, for the Placer Her
aid. april4 If
The Placer herald., 1857-04-04

Persons calling for t
Advertised.
Abel Joseph A
Adair Wesley
Allen Hiram
Anderson Miller
Andrews Matthias
Baker John Willis
Bailey B NJ
Barber Syman
Barnes John
Blany James
Brooks John W
Bell "A G.
Bradshaw David
Cooper Wostly
Cheeseman Lewis II
Carroll Mathew
Casteel F. l.
Drew Gen Joseph "
Ducker John
Dorey Joseph
Davidson John, d
Dark James o.
pavis Marquis 2
pon, David, 2
Dillon Larkin "
Erant Wm l.
Etlminson VIM
Fisher George p
Fuller Geo. ii 2
turgason Geo, y
Fithian Amos Z
Gnider T. S
Graves Chas. W
Giddcs George
Handy Wm Il
Hues Thomas
Hagood Joel |
Hathaway William f
Hartford Wm
Hickey Thomas
Johnston Levi
Johns T NJ
Jacobs Alfred
Johnston James II
Kinder Samuel
Keenan, J w
Keller Leonard
Lewis S. G
Lee VIM N
Lewrens John
Murphy John
Mayniaham Charles
Murray John McLanen
Miller DavidC 2
Mock John
Mills Oliver P 2
Martin Nathan S
Moody Major F
Mawzer Lonson
holman Henry
Newman VIM. H
Odell John A
Overhaller Robert
Price Simon
Parsons Stephen G
Pike Z. J.
Powers Silas D.
Raymond A. l.
Randall DR.
Rully Michael
Rowland Willis
Richirson George "
Slant John
Smith John
Shields F NJ
Stevens Ozias
Stuart James M
Stuart Jas Mcintosh 2
Stewart VIM W
Tyler Stephen
Turner Norman r
Taft Walter
Utterback jefferson
Vance James
Whitcomb Edison J.
Wheeler James p
Wells Bezalul r
Winstersean William
Woods w H.
Lad;
Mrs. Harriet E. Felch
Mrs. S. Springer
Mrs. Elizabeth Quinn
Frs Julia Anderson
Mrs Emily Wrinright
Mike Pfeifer
John Pridmore Ionmali
Peter Horeis
Monsieur Nicolas Yrott
Sig. Giovanni Bonacie''
Mr. John Boiling
Friedrich II Carsting
The Placer herald., 1857-04-04

HuTcHING's CALIFORNIA MAGAzINE-The April
number of this monthly has been received. and is
more than usually interesting. Oberdeener has
il for sale
The Placer herald., 1857-04-04
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS /!
LUBECK g. MARSHALL.

Main Street, .4uburn, opposite the Gen, HOTEL
THE subscribers would respectfully call the at
! fentlcn of the citizens of Auburn, and yicini-
ty to their late invoice of
New and Fancy Dry Goods,
consisting of new styles: French lawns, Brillian-
ties, Organdes, Rarages. Swiss muslins. together
with large stock of white goods, embroderies,
laces, millinery goods hosiery, gloves, perfumery,
plain and fancy silks. Every variety of house
hold furnishing goods, which will be sold cheap
Tor cash. apr Any
The Placer herald., 1857-04-04
New and Fancy Dry Goods.

RUSSIAN SEED BARLEY.
ENOR SALE by GEORGE WILMENT, Auburn
II also, at the Fountain Ranch, Sacramento
Road. w.
January "a, 1s57.--tf
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ID EMAINING in the Post Office, at Auburn
~ California, April lst, 1857.
Persons calling for these letters, will please say
The Placer herald., 1857-04-04

ANO" Shk ApA AAh w
Overton Lovinus II.
Pvge John H
Pembleton John
Palripher David
Kicker Abram II. a
Reddick Joseph
Renord Henry.
Row Benjamin
Stockhouse James
Smith j. II.
Spear David w
Stinson Abner
Sherd Whitfield
Shade VIM
Stewart John Il.
Tulford John
Thompson VIM II
Thomas W. A.
Underwood J ] 2
White James
Watts George
Walker Adolph H
Whitney Orson X
Wentworth Charles
's List,
Mrs Mary y williams
Miss Frances V Gage.
Miss Barbary Collins
Miss Harriet Needham
Miss Mande Needham
4 List.
Bernhart Ettlinger
rAenry Gillespi
Julius T Kier
tMons. Laureut Dupont
'Sinor Jose Dedoza
Sera Danna Friendad Ne
iR.'GoRDoN, P. M.
The Placer herald., 1857-04-04

ISL, lOC|.
ese letters, will please say
Atkins James
Armstrong Joseph
Atty Hinliar
Alexander Mathew
Rrown Geo W
BehYnes + IL
Barney John
Baldwin Andrew S
Berry Lorenzo
Bishop Alexander
Brayton Charles L
Clark S G
Cory Samuel
Coffey Thomas
Dale G.. W.
Davis VIM HI
Debord Stephen
Davis NJ l.
Denison James N
Denning /. l. or J On
Damon krastus
Elkrm Eavid
Fulford John
Fuller Alhers
trycr Abraham
Faanoh Rapiel.
Godfrey Joseph
Grant Albert X
Gardiner Il l.
Hayden John &
Hall VIM
Hesketh VIM v
Hopping Wray q
Holdreg f d
Johnston Edwin Y
Jones Charles II
Jackson Peter
Kendall Thomas
kimball Lafayette
Lindsey Edward
Logan VIM G
Montgomery VIM
Miller G
Mcclure Samuel
WcGee Joseph W
McJones ThOmas
McCarne E
McCulloughsWm
McNully Mr.
The Placer herald., 1857-04-04
List of Letters,

Ayril, Sd, lS57.-It
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RssoIosd 6yths General assem1iy Of the State Of
Oai0, Three illhs Of the members elected tc each
House concurnng therein, that il be-, and hereby is
proposed othe electors OF this State to vote the
SECOND Tuesday of October next, upon the approval or
rejection Of the following dment, as substitute
for the h and Xth sections of the fourth article of
the Constitution, viz: SEC. 5. District Courts shall
be held in each county least in each year, by
one more District Judges elected by the electors
of separate districts to be prescribed by law, who
shall hold their Office for FIVE years; and during their
continuation in Office shall reside In the district for
which they elected. The provisions Of the four
teenth 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 of holding their spec
tive courts. Until District Judges shall have Been
elected and qualified, District Courts shall be held by
the Judges of the Supreme Court aud ofthe Courts
COMMON Pleas, now authorized. See. g.. The Dis
trict Court shall have such jut isdiction may be
provided by law, aid the judges thereof shall have and
exercise such power and jurisdiction at and
may be requiredto sit Judges of the courts of Com
mon Pleas as shall be directed by law. ' 81"
N. II. VAN WORRIES,
.--. Speaker of the House of Representatives.
THOMAS FORD,
President Ofthe Senate.
lniad Anril Ql
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ReSOiced6y the General assembly of the state q
chic, Three fbs of the members elected 10 each
branch, eOncurring thereiR that IL be and hereby Is
proposed to the electors of the State, 10 vote the
second Teesday of October next to approve reject
the following amendment substitute for the see
ond and third sections of The tH elh Article of the
Constitution.
All property, personal and real, shall be subject to
taxation, by uniform rule, at the true value thereof
in money but such deductions from credits may be al
lowed as the General Assembly may deem expedient;
Provided; that burying grounds, public school hous-
and all other public property and all Institutions
Uf purely public charity, and all houses used exca
Sively public wor.hp, shall be exempt from taxa
ton; and if the total valne Of the personal property
ANY person shall not exceed fifty dollars, the same
may be exempt from taxation A Il property employ
ed in banking shall always bear burden of taxaiiOa
equal TO that imposed the property OF individuals
E.H. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House of Representatires.
... THOMAS H FORD,
President of the Senate.
Dated Aprl Sd, 1877 rE
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES,

EREAT SUCCESS is always the most
VI conclusive proofof great merit. Judged BY this
test there IL labor saving before the pub
nc eonpsIa6le with stnger's Sewing Aaehines..
States. they exhibited at the late ssExpostoH
Universelle" In France, where they carried OF the
snS Tsa1 in which
IN EVERY BRANCH OF INDUSTRY
In which sewing is TO be DONE these machines t,r u
used with immense profit. As the speed Of the Rail-
way train s 10 travelling on foot so 10 sewing win
Singers Machines compared with hand sewing. No
tailor, shoemaker, dress maker, carriage trimmer,
saddler hatter etc., etc., should be without one. The
fair Pront Of using one Of these machines, regularly
emplo!
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS YEAR.
10 all private families where there is much sewlag
to be done, these machines are an invaluable asss
tanee. Planters and hotel keepers End them partcu
larry convenient and profitable. These machines are
simple in their construction and very strong and du-
rable, being the only kind of Sewing Machine ever
made by which every sort Of work, fine, can
be perfectly executed. Thousands Of inferior and
worthless Sewing Machines have been mace and sold
under various names, but Singers Machines alone
have been found everywhere TO satisfy the wants OF
the public. E
Piaih printed instructions for using are sent with
each machine, from which any readily acquire
the art ef managing them. The machines are packed
securely to go TO any part of the world. To all per-
sons desiring more partcu lar Information will on
BY letter at either of our offices, forward
copy of 1. NJ. Singer IL Co. IS Gazette, paper whcHy
devoted 10 the Sewing Machine interes
]. NJ. SINGER 4 CO.,
Principal Office, No. 323 Broadway, New York.
BRANCH OFFICES.
No. AZ Hanovor street, Boston, ....
No. 81 Chapel street, New Haven, CT
Gloversvile, Ny.
No. 974 Broad street, Newark, NJ.
No. I42 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
No. l05 Baltimore street, Baltimore.
No. 80 Westminster street, Providence, r. 1.
No. East Fourth street, Cincinnati.
No. 65 North Fourth street, st. Louis
No. 81 st. Charles street, New Orleans.
No. 90 Dauphn street, Mobile.
December II, l656-1y
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AMENDMENT NO. 4,
Dated April Sd, 1857.

Rcsoived By the General assembly Of the State oF
Ohio, Three fnhs of the members elected to each
house concurrng therein, that it be and hereby a.
proposed TO the electors of the State the second
Tuesday of October nextto approve reject the fol-
lowing ameHdncht as substitute for the first and
second sections of the thirteenth article Of the Gem
stitution. Viz: Corporations of every description
shall be created, and corporate powers granted only
by general laws which shall define the powers, pry-
liabilities Teach class descriptions of
but the General AssemhSh enact special laws for
the relief Of corporations in peculiar and may
make special provisions In regard to corporations in
cases whererrom the peculiar location or interests
such special provisions are required, aud may from
time to time alter or repeal all such laws. are
thoriZed by this section.
.,'' ~'. N. H. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker ofthe House of Representatives,
THOMAS FORD,
President Of the Senate,
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SUMNER SlLKS.-A good assortment.
~ Als1, plair black and watered Silksat
April 30, 1857 POE& BROTHERS.
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AND

cE FORD, Artist, would take this -
ynI method 70 return his most sineeFeErc
~ thanks 70 his numerous friends aud patrOnsySr
Gvlfor their very liberal patronage aud wouldf>
csay that he has recently re-nited and arranged -
- his rooms 10 the most extensive aud CONVEX
- Gient style, making Il one OF the pleasahiestO
and best arranged galleries IN Nortl ern -
- Ohio, and having secured all the latest m
= 'pr0vemeRts pertaining TO the PHoTOGRA =
z ,PHlC ART, he is better tnan ever prepared -.
- to furnish the people Of Portage county with ~
- the best Of every style OF Likeness known 10 -
the art. ,,o x
HS or all sizes, from tho common Daguerreo-
- AInbrotypes or DaguerreOtypes, aud -colored -
lin oil or water cOlors. ~
AMBRoTYPES. -
NOthingneed be said In regard TO FoTd's
TcOmmon sized Ambrotypes, Us bis large in q
= lcrease ofcusiom shows that they are duly ap-Tn
q preciated by the lovers of the Fine Arts. ~
But having purchased new ihstrum ent and appa-
ratus Of tho largest szc-boing four times as large
any other instrument In the cop3ty-he Is enabled
to make AmoroIyPes and Photographs, cabinet size,
from small Daguerreotyp's or AmbrOtypes, which
for depth Of tooe, beauty OF finish and durability
not be equaled by any other process. !.
The instrument being new and patented, Ford has
secured the exclusive patent right for this county,.
brotypes, he will furnish them to all for small
sideration--uOt more than has been usually charged
for likeness one fourth the size.
DAGUERREoTYPES.
The chemicals and apparatus in this department
are always keptin working Orter, and all who prefer
his style Of likeness, can have them on the shortest
nc ticC.
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L. v. Stahar 6 Co.,
PHOTOGRAPH.
AM6ROTYPE

AMBR0TYPE
AND
DAGUERREAN ARTISTS,
(2oUmS opsr Ba'rd's Jerery Store, Aliens Bloek)
A A RE prepared to take every known kind
n of Likeness in the most superior STYLE.
PHOTOGRAPHERS From the smallest. suitable TO
send 10y mail, 10 the splendid lie and cabinet size,
colored in oil water ,cOlors. Large and lfe-ike
PhotograI hs made irCm the AmbTotypes and Daguer-
reo!ypes of deceased persons. We have the best
process for enlargng that las ever been invented.
(patent otherwise
AMBROlIPES !--Beauiifuliy clear and brilliant,
resembling in softness and dcpth OF tone an ivory
painting, and put up in the only durable style viz:
without bleck varGish. Our work of this class needs
no comments: The fact that we received the first
premium on them ut The last county fir, in compe.
0n with the other artist this place, speaks for it.
self. In addition to the above, We take Daguerreo.
types, Ambrographs, Sphereotypes, etc.
Call and examine our specimens learn our prices
and You will that this is THE PLACE TO get your
pictures. II FRemcmhcr the Rooms-over Baird's
Jewelry Store, Main street.
Raveuna, May 81, 1867
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AMENDMENT NO. 9.

Dated April Sd, 1857