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Great Southern Remedy.
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FOR ALL

FOR ALL
B o w L L L d | S E A S ES.
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ALSO,
Admirably adapted TO many
Diseases OF Females, most cape-
ciai)y Painful, McnStruation.
S'Q 'sE VIRTUES OF JACOBS CURDIIL
< s're 40 wclI known - require cncomiums.
H. .r yRr TrIE WORST CASES OF DIARRu,yA
-#.. II cs tho worst iorrlS of Dysentcrv
lit cures California or Mexican Diolghoea.
Hin.-It relieves the scyercst Colo
5,h-lt cures Cholera Morbus'
6th.-lt cures Cholera Inlautum.
7th.-it culcs Painful Mcnstruution.
SHIT relieves Pain in Back aud Loins.
9ih.-lt contracts Nervousness aud Despondcu-
Cy.
th.-ltrestorcs Irregularities
ilth.-lt dtspel- gloomy and hysterical Feelings.
l2th.-lt's an admirable Tonic
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FIVE cGS-a = NUMBER; 81 SO YEAR
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HARPER'S WEEKLY,

\ flRsT.CLAss ILLUSTRATED PAPER.
TIE BEST AND CHEAPEST
FAMILY NEWSPAPER IN TIE WORLD
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VI all disease, the q reat first cause
Springs from neglect Of Natures laws.
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In the Court of
Ordinary Ian
caster District,
Real Estate OF
! Jacob Plyer de-
ceased.
The Placer herald., 1858-07-03
TREASURER'S NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that all per.
IN sons in the County of Placer who are en-
e.gedin the business of selling Merchandise, and
Liquors in less quantities than quart, Gold Dust
Buyers, Pack Peddlers, also, Keepers of Livery
Stables, Billiard Tables, Bowling Alleys Auc-
.ioneers, Theatrical and Circus Companies must
procure, or renew their License within ten DAYS
after expiration or their names will be handed to
the District Attorney for prosecution.
PHILIP STONER, Co. Treasurer.
Auburn, April 18th, 1858. my.
The Placer herald., 1858-07-03
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, | &c
COUNTY OF PLACER.

s1Acm ddg.3T OF cAF1IoRN1A' O. FIeeas, IS
On this 9Th day Of June, 4. .. 1858, before me.
=. Ballengee. q Justice Of the Peace, in and for
said county aforesaid, personally appeared Mrs.
Ann Fletcher who is to me known to be the per-
son described in, and who made and executed the
above and foregoing declaration, and she made
and executed the said declaration rs sole trader
10 my presence freely and voluntarily for the uses
and purposes therein mentioned, and further, be-
ing by me duly sworn, the said Ann Fletcher says
on oath that the statements made in said declara.
lion, are true.
Wituess ny hand, this Sth day Of June, 1855.
2. BALLENGEE, J. p,
Township No. S.
June ~, le5s-3w
The Placer herald., 1858-07-03

kDERFUMERY, Of every variety. For sale by
r. G. HANSON
The Placer herald., 1858-07-03
ESTRAY HORSE.

NAME to The premises Of the subscri- e
~ Der. at Illinoistown June LIST, a SOR-
REL HORSE eighteen hands high-has -Zlu-
a white spot on the forehead two white fore feet
and one white hind foot, and is bobtaied. The
owner is requested to come forward, pay charges,
and take him away. EGBERT Il CO.
Illnoistown, juno II, l85S.-3w
The Placer herald., 1858-07-03
Dissolution of Co.Partnership

NOTICE is hereby given that the Co-lartner-
~ ship heretofore existing between the under
signed. doing business in the counties OF Napa
and Placer. and State of California. under the
firm and name of Bonnctt Il Baker, is this day
dissolved 10y mutual consent
b. BONNETT.
j. II. BAKER, by
his Attorney in fact, 0. W. lllAEoD.
Michigan City, May 3lst, lS5S.-4t
The Placer herald., 1858-07-03
NOTICE,

rs hereby given that all Stock having assess
j ments now due in the American Falls Mining
Company, will be sold to satisfy such assessments
at the hour on o'clock Saturday, the 10th
day of july 1858, at the front door of the Com,
pany's office. in Placer county, California.
BY order of the Trustees.
J.C. BALL, Secretary.
Office Of the Company June 7th. 1856
The Placer herald., 1858-07-03
EMPIRE HOTEL,
(sIrUATED BETWEEN THE AMERICAN AND oELEANs),
Auburn, Cal.

Auburn, Cal.
p. W. BERGANTZ, PROPRIETOR
NHIS large, convenient and irstclass 4e.dahaA
l. Hotel, rebuilt upon the site Of the for ss:;AM
mer Empire is now open to the favor G.tI
and patronage of the public. 1t has been furnish.
ed with care and without regard to expense, solely
with an eye to the convenience of all the travel
ing community; and all disposed to favor the cn.
terprise, whether stopping In town for day, OF
remaining longer time, the proprietor assures
them comfortable home and all the hospitaitics
afforded by any house. To his old friends he
would say that for their former patronage he is
sincerely obliged, aud asks continuance of the
same. F. W. BERGANTZ
Auburn. Jan. I'd, '5s-my
The Placer herald., 1858-07-03
NOTICE

rs HEREBY given. that !, the Undersigned in
l. tend applying to the Governor of the State of
California. for the pardon of WILLIAM BROWN.
convicted of the crime of Manslnughier in the
District Court of the Eleventh judicial District.
Plncer County. on the 10Th day of October. Il. d.,
1855 and sentenced to imprisonment in the State
rcntentiary for the term of three years.
June 22d, 1858. ROBERT MCGlNNIS.
acknowledge service Of the above notice.
PHILIP W. THOMAS.
Auburn. June 2!th, ls,S3Mks
The Placer herald., 1858-07-03
To the Creditors of ABB aham Davidson
ABRAHAM DAVIDSON, In the County Cour

vs.. Uf II0Cer tOUnty,
HIS CREDITORS. California.
ABRAHAM DAVIDSON, having on the 25th day of
June, A. d. 1858, filed his petition in said Court.
PRAYING to he admitted to the bcncdt Of ''An Act
for the relief of Insolvcnt Debtors and protection
Of Creditors. approved Mas 4th. 1892. the crcdi
tors Of said petitioners are hereby notified to ap
pear before the County Judge of said County. at
the Court House. in Auburn. on Friday. the Goth
day Of July. Il. H.. 1888, at 10 o'clock. q. m to
show cause if any they can, why the prayer of
said petitioner should not be granted.
TABB MITCHELL, Clerk
Auburn June 25th 5S-5w County Court
The Placer herald., 1858-07-03
FOR RENT.

NHE LARGE TWO STORY STONE
l. HOUSE, opposite to Odd Fellows ..aHaa==nH
Hall. known as IIon's Saloon. Apply GaA=4
to Robert Gordon, or the undersigned.
JACOB GIBSON.
Auburn. June 18th, 1S58.-6t
The Placer herald., 1858-07-03
NOTICE

To Holders of Placer County Warrants
4 LII ACCEPTED County Warrants from No.
"A 1899, to No. 1l49, dated May 9th, 1856, will
be paid on Saturday, July 3rd, 1858. And if
not presented for payment within sixty days from
this date, the money will be applied to the pay
ment of warrants next in order of registry in ac-
cordance with an Act of the Legislature, approv-
cd March 3lst, 1857.
PHILIP STONER, County Treasurer
Trcasurer's Office, July 3rd, 1858.
The Placer herald., 1858-07-03
DECLARATION.

DE 1T KNOWN, THAT I, ANN FLETCHER,
ID wife of Edward Fletcher, Of Paradise, in the
county of Placer and State of California, intend,
from and after this date, to carry on and transact
in my own name, and on my own account, in the
said county, the business of Mining and Stock
Raising and general trading, and will be indi-
vdually responsible in my own name, for any
debts contracted by me in said business and do
further declare, that the surplus of money above
FIVE thousand dollars, invested in said business,
did not come from any funds belonging to my
husband.
Dated at Todd's Valley, this 9th day Of June,
A. D. 1858. -.., ..s. her
4., ANN ID FLETCHER.
mark
Witness, Z. BALLINGEE.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-08-07

@sOrudt suf Der DampfpreGs BET ,@owt91.
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afts s@mseiae

Der Undergraduate madt benz Yublitum bic @usetas,
bab CT ben Stcre nabe al, Der Ode Der S. unb 8rcaS,
StraBe (friher Sffte bss u@nsetsers") iberupmn,en
uni. nit einem rei6en Eager BON g%isarren, 8aud= unb
@Anapftabat unb abnli6er au bieism @rIaaft sebS,
renber qrtifet er6fnet Sat. Dnrb b~etanDtge @enpun,
gen unb perlSnlt6e biQtse @tntaufe auf nSrbltden
Ntarttsa 1T berislbe tn ben @tanb seiebt, ieinen 5reu,-
ben unb @5nnern quite 8aaren AN perbSltnisnGsia
btutsen 9rstlen %pertrsn gu t5nnsn. Tim senetete On.
ii4t ieines easers unp nm sablrelde 8eFelunsen btttet
~er9ebenf Senrp 8ofenfeIb,
1913 Srcdb(froEe
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Neu=N1arft Sptef.

Dem 9ef9rten 9utlitum bic erssbene an3eise, Rap
oiffes beutl6e @ait9nus iOwie re Bar %relelben nea
%relfanrirt nlp anfs Sp1aanpisise etn9eri6tet II. 8eis
lenpe unp &clf9anser ftnpen baisl6it einen suten Slid
linb Die frsunbltaite Ssrienuns. &aIts unb warme
9assrbtsr. aae @prten gBsins unO Qiqueure better Suas
lttdt fno 1ets D~orratbts. 3u redt fsibissm 9eiufe
bteler fiblen ino ar9ensemen Qofalitat Iapen aud In
Der tsbisen SaiiOn gang er9sbenlt elm
g. @arrbau{en.
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9eutide Sshni,,n,c.

Nrs. y. 5pttes, tptl6e TOR ttrra Srei Sabrtn rob T,eptGb<
leno %jirltdfsbrtt, I'm, Die Scbaihmentunit su trlrrnct, ftIudbtc bprt
sn 5aer Lang Die llnissrlttdt ~ 6itbsn, riadte baflbt iGr Gramsn
Pap re bic beittn 8su9nilr hbtr t9e Suttistrit y~prItoea fam. SGist
s III aMt a9 aH trE5Sst %Sras59tlten Snt;gncnten ssriefen umS
sIhpneplt lht a%lscroenl noS ben Srauen gum SlItc9clGcbtn, Sntpfcn.
Shr6pfen II. {. ~. Stren G6nnerinncn biene ,Ir sfa&riTStt.F Sbas
pr. =. Settss Sptt 5pattn cberbalb :Srn. 81. 5aa6s ,,gBiDD
penn 8ea 9aGe", SreaoitE., tipaige @0frdae fur ie entasasnninirat.
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gGu4erSImf.

~ l1%ntsrlsi6netsr bat aui lstner Der Staet ietr rabe
9fIessnen 5arm cine CONNER irt6fhaft er6fnst, Die
0bigen glamsn fu6rt, ;u berrn 8efu6e er feline Sreunbe
1no bas seiamnte 9ublttum b6ft6f einlapet uno mo
gririf&uns Der ssebrten Cafe bereit fnben miro.
SDbn GeppIer&
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Salpn.

Der llntcr;ei6nste nlaht ltncn SrtunScn pnp benz eeIamnten
9ublttum Die In5si9e, Dap or in Der Is. StraBs, spiI6en spain.
lnb Granflinlfreet, benz St.Gtarles Sphl esssnl6er, cinen Qaesr.
srbnnst tat.tpO CT Seben nit einem eutsn 9las 9i,r
Su ieSei Belt aufiunarten 4eSsntt, sustei6 aud abtsn Sfpeissrr
NIB Girburssr> adls an btr5anS rebft Gtsarrsn unb Sa6af u. ~,
Sd III. S6bnbpru.
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Il nttrtattro q.

Der llnterri&ncte 1T jept int e.anbe, ic3Etr sufrr,, =, r,;,,,
GS>Naafs %@HeSufatrrn unO Sna: 70 6i0ja as nr5ol id :" '''"U"
Cine ~Hs~ns. gH = ar9tn ii ~fNrtpdbrcno %porratGi1.
Gin neuer, HaisE 9pttrrp09tn nit einrn 0utfn SIreibrr ,nn
rub4tn @ferbtn H.: eti5aigtN g,&T0N6. ''" N"'''' u
Die 9lfasrtIamtttt .on @ctl SnSatern uHb Goniitsa pFro ae>
rittet. auf isnt 9rUFe @u5iYahl gon @tatrasrn. y"
@usSSsleruns 80" SHge"'H StabIfn tmO sphns' 9onaefn plrb
srentpt beioT9t. Grantts 2eube,
&rpabifr., SpiItcn Q. unS 3 ctr
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0eemes 96nibt= nab @aaneroeftb6ft,

Die llnttrJettntltn MAIDEN biermit Dem btutfGen Wutlifim Sic
@nseise, bas tie tn Dranfia. Strabe pabe on bnt alien Warfts.
NeISams Seisnlitsertt% sesenlbtr, has ptise 9tI6at er6fnet ba-
Sen unb bersit ftnb, eae &rttn Sn gSassn Su fabritiren, ale Suas
stss, guif&er. rab Surnttarsipasen II. 4. ~; aud lit bas ST.
f6lasen Der @ferSe banit ssrbunber, oGe @rten Sn Sdrcibeat>
f6irre msrbtn BON gubs Stabl stntadt unb ~lbcrbaupt ale @rttn
Don Neparatursn Der S6miSt- unb sBasnersi ron Dem bcfen Nar
tcriaI pmb gu ben biltsitn 9rtttn strfsrtist.
al Spbn Opes II. 8ruber
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y. s cttrS.

Sroab Str, 5mii6en 6. II. {. Ctr, uebsn q. @tob,s
u~sSilRelnt Sel Sats".
9erlelee eTnpttslt Dem bnf8tn ub burbreitnpsn @ublifuu, Sein,
aufs 9eihma6scllfc e~in9crhbrte 8arbtrfube. lm6 ihms;TS. "a ~
Dap MismSso lstnet Sbop anNrs, ols b5&t saifrieben abcr Bic Boz o,
tesilattt SeranoeTlln9 pc:rIdBt bic inn unter fetnsa unb Ittner G5e-
en!lsn Sanef Sn SPeil wirS. = Serncr c%nlpfebIt or lid az dbiuuroi.
tasn Sperattrnsn, aS 8c9nansnelmen, &rsrlaIen,' 9latcancIfetssn
S4repttn &c. g. 9erldbe fllrt cir Ga9er Der better VartintteTriirTn,
ansfaacn Der 9aare. lin fetBisen 8uipra& blttet 81. SetttGs ~
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Aem Dorker 4aafrbier- DEPOT

%so9nert& 60, 219 @alnfr.
Dent $esbrten Subluuni bkRe CUR Nadridt. ooa mir Gt,s eueu
bilisltert 9rileu serfaufcr perbctt. S"' "' F"' Z" p'
Barrel: $500, fret inc Saus oclicf,rt. rr
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Or. 9riden LENT bic aufmsrfiamkit ftnsr GrcunSe unb bee
seIAnhnten 9ubHflntS auf bic gBt6tisfeit Der Srrfherrutas >geItl-
ibaftsn unb bic banaii s%erbunbentr srosen gOrtbttlc, fir ipeIhe Ssr-
fslbe bier IN &i3npnb felt elmer Stibe BON Sabren assnt mar ub
nod III. 9isfe Gcrpasnictn Inb bic Great Gstfcrn Sire Sa,
turanee @ompanp unb National aife Sniurance Company of
pellasslpbio, nit sinent CAPITAL son. ntsbr ais 81 100000.
ben unter ben ~9dnlts1en 9%eStnsunsen StrFhert, ebenlo S 6uSsr.
@bbel, S6tffe unb Sersn &abunssn, &oufmannseuter
3anbiperfs5eu8 &c. &C.
Va Gin iebsr seriderts 8elut ipirS pinftIia ~aus5t,ablt bier
IN Htdnton6 IN Der SfFte an gsarle nabe MatniraBe, usSen Srrrt
Ga6os Stflee.. @ahusflnft tptsfn Serii8cruns iphb bafe6t Seber-
mann gratis ertbett.
Or. Sriftn pirb itbtn sta6t9sit tsfuden, in Sem cine Ser,
fIherunS pSrsencunten terbrn fol-. ~
6. 81. Srtden, 81. o.
SeriberunB5>&sen unb arstIiber Grolnirotor
Sffce: 9earNr. ia. Straeel robe Spain
Rjbmpn6. go '
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&alte, uarme unb @houerkSbe

NuEEi WHrINe uI1p SMauerbG6er
ltno ltgt bst Dem nnteEisifnttet0 eirssriGtet, bic l6 tur6 eeoonte
SlntlRtEn9 aue6ssldrsft ulo nit ar6trtn 8ibern Der Gtabt nieGsn
tS11sf. SaT elm Sao iperben 16 GtS. ~6trcdntt unb er6aif man III fr
|as~ SIR Oamen 1T rim Grtra.8ab eiuacri6tet 81 br, I'll,
9rlSat| etn9ate fahrt. I'm Sablreihen 9sud bitct I" W" ~"
q. SpIlt, 266 g~rpaSGroGe
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Der ll%nterssidnete madt has 9utlifum auf feline
SemtSebe ~2cibbibliptbef
aus rtebr ais
1000 SGu6em

%beitebenp uno bic nsuten Griheinunsen Der peutlden
aiteratur entbattenp, aufmertlan,, un6 eupfetlt btelem
rei6balttsen Sii6eri&ab Srr feiBtsen 8enibuns.
SIder perpen ausselisesn sesen Stnterleauna Dor,
Sl.00 gu 6 Ste. per Bud, Bel abpnnement BON SO Gts.
per Mcnat unp $500 per Sabr Bel gprausadhluna.
s. 8. Steder, 9u6banblrr,
7e StraBc, Dem Sbeater asoeniiber.
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Sp4n 0rtrpertM,
Manufacturers mo Supporter Of Sumelrp SIR. 1873
Gait=Soltimcre=Strcr
Baltimore Nb.
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Vermischte -Anzelgen.

g. SebIe8
srpses Eager Don Serren- unS Samen S6uben
uno Stiefel auer @rt,
Srrablr., nape Der Stem Strabe,
1T fur ssstnpdrtist SaHpn aus ReidtaIfefe ub RanniafaltsHs
%aasssltatiet, unb fam Der llnsfrset&ncte leinen esebrtsn 8unSen unb
IIigfs bsbtsnt tpertsn, Sa sr Sur8 psripnlt6e gintaufs in ben nSro.
ilt6sn Stdsten, ole CT muir 9sesn .baar 9eIS eento6t bat. biersu in
Den Stane gttst 1T, Shhssltk tcnterft berIel6e, baB CT III, ale Bel
tbnt esfaafts sSaare sarantirt unS titst UNI ~freunei2sn 8upru&.
1871 GbS. Sebfe.
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tgousfp0nbenss bte Baltimore Gprrtbonbsat.|
Sas Stenbenfeft I'M 98afbimatpm.
.m,cLiIn. Or c..u 1870
Baibinston, 27. Suit 1858

"Is6r nrG! ninat bsr Bug fein Gnte? :
Sntmtr rttbr! tpsr fam fe sdblsn2 -"
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-03-04
Lihd York. NimmahGU Kounty,
Febbuerrv Is, 1853.


Mistor Eddithur ov thee Adverticur:
Ihev bin thinkin fur sum tim l wood
lyke tn rite a flu lines fur p~ublick-a-shun
in youer hexcellent papur, tn Civ yoer
redors sum Iittel hydeor ov hour koun-
terry at this tim; seem as how the sesun
will sumo be hear fur himigrashun to be
gin III cum In; and seem as how we hev
got the best poshen ov all Newbraskey
cloce arround US, l thout the people as
agoin tn muve In hear ort to no whur
too cum tn. Sence last faul we hev had
sum poorly heard tyms, as nearly oil the
Banks In this kentrey us smashed as
the fraze Cos, and muney is bin tollera6l
scase, but as fur porvishions Their IS no
eend tn I'm. and guds ov oil sort is as
plenty as phlees IN haugest, and most as
cheep. As too winter, Kallyphorney
scaceiey uver seed a pootyer wun, hex
cept that the gras doesn't gro hear Fix hit
dus thar; but eye doc believe in Jinawary
hit cum nifty ny groin, fur hit wus warn
anuf tn maik lazerrus danst afore a body
on the by purrareys, sum dais. Well, /
wus goin tn say sumthin about hour town
ov Littel York. Hit is sittiwated on the
hilent rite hopposit Sonora, or a lite
abuv, and Is the moust poppulust postum
ov this, or any other kounty in Newbras.
key; hit Is setteled up by a heardy wrase
of peepel hoo are willin too wurk fur a
Twins and they ar improvin the phase nifty
fast. Wun wood thinck tina intended tC
maik hit the kounty sect, but eye can 81
whot the purpiatuFs meens tH maik o hit
Hits surtin tina ar a cleeren the town site
oph myty fast, an hit will sune look like
~purrarey. Eye thot eye wood sa sumthir
about hour farmer postum Nv the kountry
as .evry buddy don't no that shooggar kane
ken be grod here as gud asin the frigec
some in south amerika or ingland, but hi
kin; fur eye hev seed-hit, and no hit to
bee a fac; an eye hev seed barois u
shooggar hous melass-ses maid outen O
hit an if ennyboddy dissputs this agsur
shun, jest let EN- koll On yer umbel sar
vint, and eyeI prove hit. Korn, otes
wheel, taters, punkens, skuoshes, million
and COW cumbers gro IN CRATE ebundense
ur did last ear, and eye bleeve will enn
uther ear, if planted an wurked gud.-
Eye will not sa any moore IN this articke
but in sum foOtur time eye will give yeou
reeddeTs sum ackownt Nv the minre
welth Nv hour terry tory. MeenwhiI ey
am yeOur verrey petickellar friend.
PULLS killer, juneyor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-03-04

we desire no controversy with our CO.
temporary (the Bugle,) while we are
ready and willing to enter the list with
any respectable sheet that takes issue with
our position-NebTaskian.
This Is a very shrewd way for venal.
prostituted press to escape accountability
for gross RIGHTEOUSNESS IN falsehoodg slam
der, and vile detraction, as very few ioDr-
nails can lower themselves to the Nebras-
kian,s standard eff ''respectabilitv." IF
every foul-mOuthed s~landerer occupvinC
the editorial tripod of an Infamous biacE.
guard sheet, were permitted to screen
himself behind an assumed dignity If
character, where would be the protection
to virtue, truth and honesty, and all that
Is held most dear in social life? We are
well aware of the contamination from a
contact with such an abandoned creature,
but our duty is imperative; the mask must
be torn of; the moral ulcer must be prob
ed. No sanctimonious knaEe and public
ibeller shall escape under the CRY Of mad
dog against us, while himself yelping fur
immunity after exhausting his vocabulary
of fsh-market slang in personal abuse
with the cowardly plea Of "We desire MC
centTOUersy.'-COuacI Bluffs Bugk.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-03-04
Wolf Chase.

HO4A- OAAaCOe
Having been closely confined to our
Office fer some weeks past, and feeling
inclined to have a 'bit Of SPORT" IN com
pany with a number of friends, on Mon
day last. supplied with half dozen as feet
grey hounds as ever skinned the
ground we put out on the prairie ''to
skeer up a wolf.
After about WI hours ride, facing a
"northwester' to keep the 'animils''
from winding Us, n undiscovered in
the distance. which from his motions had
evidently "been sent for and was going -
In order that he might not be "behind
time. . II was thought that SIX or eight
dogs, and-about as many men and horses,
# properly applied, might materially as
sist him. The experiment therefore was
tried but a run of about two miles gave
satisfactory evidence that the aforesaid
wuf was able 10 shoe his own row. or IN
other words, concluded to pick his COM
pany" and accordingly cleft the crowd
Not being avery good "wolf day." we
had nearly come 10 the conclusion that no
fun would We see that day; when on ris-
ing the points Of a "divide" four of they
we were blocking for" were observed In
the distance. A hasty retreat was beat
into the low ground, where a council of
war was held. Ar attack a Ia Otoe was
determined uPon-to creep slyly over the
hIi, and come down on them by surprise
and speedily put into operation. The
moment the enemymade their appearance
II plain view, the wolves acting upon the
principle 'every one for HIMSELF separa-
ted into a many different directions as
they were In number, and with a signif-
cant look w their shoulders, as much as
10 say I'm off, now for your fun" put
out. As they of the turf say, if ever
''clean running" was seen 1t was then. as
between n Of the wolves and three Of
the grey hounds. We were fortunate in
getting the direction and position that we
saw the race from beginning to the termi.
nation. For about two miles Ii was snir
and tuck" wolf however eleetle ahead. ,
Finally the dogs "closed In" on Mr.
wolf, and then there was q genera
rough and tumble, rolling engagement IL
which swapping and making "fur. ant
blood fly prevailed. At this junclure,
member of the "horse company arrived
and with a stout hickory cadgel 'settle,
the hash" Whenu e arrived-to use tn
srPTessiUe language Of one of our cotem
pOraries-we were startled at the pros
tration of a dead" CAMS lupus sof enorm
Gus proportions, timber, and welterin
IN the e%fusiOn of blood which had cause
Its sudden deathr' 1t was M of th
largest, healthiest looking of his kin
I'VE have ever seen-except his untimel
deathr'
We returned feeling abundantly repai
for our coldride after witnessing SO beau
uful a chase.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-03-04
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OlShed for him the reputation of a ex-
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MS brief soiourn and practice In Our
midst secured for himself a medical
sanding Of far more value to him than
Toe newspaper notices in the country.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-03-04
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