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The Placer herald., 1858-06-05
The Right Spirit.

Since the admission of Kansas under the
English I'LL the MnysvjNe Express, strong
Douglass paper speaks out as follows:
Mr.. English's bill is clearly compromise
between two wings of the party-a compro-
mise in which the whole Douglass Dem
ocracv. from the leader down, should have
cordially united. 1t seems that eleven out
of the twenty three embraced it--not being
all they wanted, but as the best compromise
that could be made under the circumstances
and the most satisfactory settlement of a
vexed question at all practical in the fevered
and excited condition Of the party. 1t was
better, they thought, to Mute the Democ
racy than divide it, and thus crafty its
Black Republican enemies, who so anxiousl Y
desired to see that noble old party shivered
into fragments against the rock of "Bleeding
Kansas" Douglass, Broderick and Stuart
opposed the bill in the Senate, and thus COM
mitted, according to our thinking, very
grevous error. 1t makes them look too
much like occupying factious position and
like being determined at all hazards to have
a difference with the Administration.
We like the spirit of these remarks. And
as long as Democrats are actuated by a
like spirit there need be no fear Of a
division Of the Union nor the annihia-
ton of the democratic party.-Those who
are inflicted with factous spirit would do
well to ponder upon the words ofthe En-
press it may do them good.
The Placer herald., 1858-06-05

RAILROAD TO AuBURN-Mr. Judah the
Chief Engineer of the Sacramento Valley
Railroad writes us that he will probably
commence the survey from Folsom to Au-
burn on the l4th inst We earnestly look
for the time when we shall see the steam
engine laundering through our mountain
passes.
The Placer herald., 1858-06-05

THE proprietors of this tavorite Saloon return
i thanks to the public for the very liberal pa
tronage extended to them since the opening Of
the Headquarters" and in presenting their ac
know led dgments therefor, would beg leave to say
that their BAR will continue to be supplied with
the choicest of Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
gsy-Liquors for family use will be sold in guam
titles to suit purchasers.
OREILLY Il ONElLL.
Auburn May, god, 1858.
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Die 0lter Der 8epu6tta.
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Stfsrtf6e Setter. = SIN Btlffss
barre, penn., feierts etne AAatl glrgsr
ben IL. sysbr, ais ienen Gag, an bsm TN
Sabre 1903 Ri6ter sou In ittnsm panls,
tem testesn ScisI rcu 9erplb, ben erltsu
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a NeSpte Dthetns II. aapSet, ~ cine,
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gfr. 1874, -SaratpSafrabt,
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WtltbaIb Alerts (Or 3drinD)
Der refhiGe Romanbtdter, wtrb lid gang
mad slrnltabt In EblyBsen lbsrlifteIn, no
et fid onesiauft bat. ertter bat bic bentite
Romausi6tsnl nidis mebr ron tbn 3u boz.
fen. Dte @sbtrnsrirantun9 an wslGsr er
ltlt, bat sins 6'ebd1tnibi6wd6s suriidBslaf
fen, bic lon unfdbis 3a fernsreH eeiittssn &n'
ltrenGunaen raGbi.
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In bisIta Sabre bic Irttt eafat htetntsas subtHt'
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ssttsss,m IL sni $50 $50 s1srssas,s 81 ia - ss.SS @
sa- glg. I'm ben isBigen Gtlbpfrbdlt-
nilTen su fntlprsGen. ilno Dte preiit fur Vai'
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bed um $500 btatses aeieat Utr btsbef.
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saasss sns atsst u sssi AiIsbiis 50 tsassiitn st
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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-03-04
DucHs Of Women.

Dickens Household Words relates the
folloing:
The siameso spend three forths Of
their exIstance in the water. Their first
act on wakening is to bathe, they balhe
at eleven o'clock, they baihe again at
three, and bathe again at sunset; there is
scarcely an hour in the day when bathers
may not be seen in all the creeks, even
the shallowest and muddiest. Boys 90
10 play in the river, just as poor English
boys 90 TO play the street. once sa@
a Slamese woman setting on the lowest
step OF a Ianding-place while by girdle
she held in the water her infant of a few
months old, sPlashing and kicking about
with evident enjoyment. Were not these
people expert swimmers many lives
would be lost, for the tide flows SO swiftly
that it needs the gratesi skill and care 10
prevent boats running foul ofone another,
and Of course they are frequently upset.
On one occasion our boat Ian English
built gig) ran down q small native canoe,
containing woman end two little chil-
dren. In an instant they were all cap
sized and disappeared. We were great
ly alarmed, and e; was on the point OF
Jumping in TO their rrscup, when they
bobblng up and the lady, with the first
breath she recoyerd, poured forth round
yolley Of abuse. Thus relieved in her
mind she cOolly righted her canoe
which had been floating bottom upward
ladled out some of the water, and bun
died in her two children, who had been
meanwhile comPosedly swimming around
her, regarding with mingled fear and
curiosity the barbarians who had occa-
stoned the mishap.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-03-04
Hints for the Season,
[ From the Ohio Farmer'1


Attend your stock Sac that they are
properly fed and cared for. As some o.
your cows will soon oalve, have them
and their young, under good shelter, and
let mothers be fed with care.
Ewes will laub about this time; feed
them well. and the lambs will have plenty
of nouishment. Il any disease should
appear in the flock, attend 10 it promptly
Where you intend 10 pIow early, man.
ure may de carted upon the land. Do
not spread it, however, but leave it in
large heaps. Let the spreading be done
just previous to blowing.
See lha' your fences arein good repair;
it is bad policy to have TO work al them
when you ought to be plowing or sowing.
Have all kinds Of seeds ready; it will
save lime al some subsequent period.
See that all your tools are in good
ORDER If any are out of repair have
them mended Immediately. By spenI-
ing little money now, you may obtain
some new ZOO or implement, that will
greatly lessen your labor during The bu.
sy season.
Watch your orchard trees, and pro.
tect them from being barked by mice and
rabbits, Pruning can be performed now.
When the branch cut off is large one,
cover the wound with a solution of shell.
lac and alcohol, laid on with brush.
BY leaving the pruning on the ground,
the rabbits will feed on them, and lei the
trunks oil the trees alone. Scions Of
fruit trees, for grating. may be out this
month, and laid away in cellar.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-03-04

Even when drunk, people occaslorlIy
say and do some very funny things. A
party Of young fellows recently come TO
this city from an adjoining town 10 spenG
an evening: They indulged IN garious
imbibatiohs too numsfsre ~
One of lhel party b,aiNsn
'haky in the legs,Sioiass,9 s9i aad aoon Where
they were staying h,'eadvatIce OF the
otherS.--Having reached the street his
limbs obslinaieIy..refased to carry him
any further, left him hopelesslytin the
ditch.
lie had not lain there very long, how
ever, when one OF those myths BY poetic
license styled guardians efslhe night,
came along. -
What are you IN Sss 81 IsIIOvl'
baRled out the watchHiah.
No answer.
On, hop dead drunk. eh! come, et 6p
and go with me, repealed the chSleFic
policeman.
Still no answer from the PROSTATE
youth. s. fo
Up with you, ! sayI raved the guar.
dian in voice ofthunder.
Hist! make no noise!' whispered the
inebriate, bringing his mouth near the ear
OF his tormentor; you see, I'm hiding
a1ay from The bOysP IA
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-03-04

LEAKS SIMPLY SroPPED.-Ths LynAi
News says:
Some years ago l had leaking "L.D
Every northeast storm drove its waters
in. made a composition of rosin, one
pint inseed oil, and one ounce red lead,
applied it hot with brush TO The part
where the a." joined the mained house. !.
1t has never leaked since. then recom- /
mended the composition to my nsighbz
who had a lutheran window which lea
badly. He applied it, and the leak sd
ped, made my water cask tight by n
composition, and have recommende4
for chimneys, windows, &c and
always PFeEeA-sreure f0rafeS
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-03-04
Little Graves.

Sacred places for pure thoughts and,
holy hneditations, are the little graves
of the mothers sweetest joys-half-uh-
the cburch-yard. They are the repositories
folded buds of innocence, humanity nips
by the first frost Of time, ere yet.a can ;
ker worm Of population had nestled a.
mong its embryo petals. Callous indeed
must be the heart of him who can stand
by a little graVe-side and not have the
holiest Of his soul awakened to thoughts
of that purity and JOY which belong alone
TO God and heaven: for the mute preac6ea
at his feet tells of life begun and It6gs
ded without stain; and sSbely Il this
vouchsafed to mortality, how much
and holier must be the spiritual land,
lightened by the sun Of infinite goodq
whence emanated the soul Of that
sojournment among us? How swells
heart of the parent with mournfuf ~
while standing by the earth bed Of losss
little ones? Mournful because sweet
treasure is taken away-joyful, becaussr
that precious jewel glitters in the diadenA
of the Redeemer.