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Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-04-13
Hoop Skirts.
New Goods at Low Prices

A POLLOCK is now in receipt of and 1As opening one of the largest and cheapest stocks of spring and summer dry goods fancy goods, ready made clothing, boots and shoes, hats etc. to be found in Little Rock. My stock of dry goods consist in part ofberages chaleys, lawns de lanes, robe dresses, double skirt dresses, side stripes of all sorts, prints, ginghams, organizes, brillianteen and silk, and all others generally required for Elm hroiderng in very great variety, and late styles A large stock of founcing and insertions together with general stock of trimmings, all which will be sold at the very lowest cash price.
 My stock of ready made clothing is the largest and cheapest in the place, call and look at them to satisfy yourself. Ladies', misses and children's gaiters, slippers and shoes of all kinds.
 Also general stock of hardware, cutlery, guns, revolvers, pistols, Queensware, saddlery, groceries whisky and fine liquors segars tobacco, all of which will be sold at very low prices No trouble to show goods. A. POLLOCK, Appril l3, loo9. Main street.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-04-13

"WAsHNGroN DAY."-It is suggested by the Buffalo Republic, that the 22d of February be called Washington Dav."
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-04-13
and he is preacher" of the Hard Shell Baptist denomination.

It is said that since this discovery Ma dison county is in high state of excite ment, and that all of Mir. Evan's neighbors are killing their turkeys and prospecting" for gold in their gizzards.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-04-13
Sale Payment of

NOTICE described 
  thereon wilbe  
  from day dayuntlal sald N be ""
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-04-13
A Flash of Sunshine.

In the city of Brooklyn, N. r., the whole democratic city ticket was elected by 5000 majority.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-04-13

Pike's Peak! Dead!! Dead!H Dead!!M
 WANT the address of 100 persons immediately, II you can make, clear of all expenses, from SlO0O to $5OOO per annum, (ths is agencies of no kind, enclose post stamp for return, and address,
 A. D. FRITZ,
 April lStn, loSO-lt. TUIin, Ohio.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-04-13
Fashionable and Fresh Goods.

WALTER TUFTS, JR. CHAs. OATES COLBY. TUFTS & COLBY, Successors to NELSON W ARDwELL Co.,, Importers of and dealers in. for. elgn and domestic Hardware, Cutlery, Guns kines Pistols and heavy goods of every description
 Nos ' X Barclay St., opposite the Astor House, New York.
 March 18th, lo59.-ly.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-04-13
N EW ADV REFRESHMENTS.

A. POLLOCK, Dealer in Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Clothing, Hardware, Saddlery, Queensware Boots, Shoes, Groceries and Liquors, etc., Main st., next door to A.. J. Hut. April B. 1859
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RfnrhrnfrerRfA

Der Undergraduate uertauft ppn lest an TIM @rDeeu
AezAe Gas oetf tagerbtsT SefeIungen werben PROMPT
nnssefuprt. SEQ. Rpf
u 0terbr1Ier an bPr NeInfr gRnnh
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la9te Der iun9e W1nn nit elnem traurl9en Sds
beln. 2lber la9eu Sic mir bcA, weroen mir
bier ben Safer ogbentli9 Ieben fouuen? An8
nelAer 8bir fommt er, unO 100 pfle8t er leinen
Stanopunlt gu nebmen
Govt ofiiben aus Dem 9rCBeu Pcrtal tcnlmt
Der Saller berauS, bort lte9t CT 6u PEeroe uno
retet an Der Sront cer Sololten berulter, bier,
mo mir lett lfe5en, uIodat er oann etn ment9
0alt, unO wer ibm etwa8 3u laBen, ooer etne
Slttl6rift gu iiberreiden bat, Der tbul0 am ges
ltei1 bier an oieler Stelle. Aber tcmmen's,
mir molten meter bineiu aeben IN Den Sorbof,
pamlt wir 2llleS nod belier idauen tonnen.
Out, 9eben Sic pcran, i'd IOlse, la9te o:r
luuoe Manu.
92un, 10 fpnlnen'8, nein Serr
uno Der sutrnutbi9e QSIenel madte nit ltars
fem Nrm ftp Plab Durb Oas Yewipl Der 3us
I1auer.
Der lun9e Sreube fpl9te ibm eini8e SArttte
pcrw1rtS, Damn blleb er lteben, uno lt1tt meter
81 9eben, idrb er iid) lelle mleper 3urtd.
Seem, murmelte er letfe DOR li4 bin, id o1rf
bier nit gtlenanp dulammen leben, nit 9tle'
mano me9r ipre4en SD muB gang alIeln, unO
gang fremo leln, um 9tlemano 5n perodAtl8en
uno In 0efabr gu brinBen. ARr ALIEN 9ebore
Der 9lubnl Der Sbat, wenn lie 9elln9t, mir al
leln Die Strafe, menn lte miBllnst.
Smnlar weiter brdnSte er lid 6uriif BON benz
Dtann, Der tbn uptber 10 freunplld AuStunft
ertbetlt, uno eft al8 er i'm gang aus Dem @es
lidt Derlcren, beSonn er UOridus uno BON Der
anpern Seite lib Dem SAlcne gu Robern.
@leid muB Die 1bat 9etban lsln, tlalterte er
leile. SeoeS 3auoeru brln9t @elaDr, uuD eS
founte mir er9epeu, mie eS Den beOen Brnoeln
er9ing, Die im pOri5en 5abr oaS 2pp5 9etrcfs
fen. Sebt bat e8 MIDI 9ehclfent uuo mas | e
nidt gu StanOe 9ebrad)t, OaS NJ Il d rollenoen.
Gr bob leine 8rCBen blauen Aa9eH gum Stm
mel eulpcr, uno Elm flerllAer 9tnlt Ipra9 aus
letnen 3u9en. Sa, iA iswots beln Anoen.
fen an meine Anna, beIm Anoenfen an Die
2grdnen, Die lie balO uul MID Uer8teBen wlrO,
id ldw0r'8, paB id nidt 5auoern uu0 beben
MID, mie Sene eS tb1ten. .DttA tat cas- zoos
setrpfen, uno Der PrdliOeut muP lple0er gut
maden, mas Die 9riioer seIeblt! SD I4wOt'S,
ldl perpe ibn t0pten! 50re menen S4wur,
Sott oa ptcben, uno Sb memem Wouen oas
ge inSen!
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OefcbdftSbiINcr, Napiers mto
Observation-Disclosures.

Samuel E. Turner, NO. 3 Siios@ @barleslfr.
bait befdnt8 I'M gOrratt Elm sreBes Eager gaptsr
SGIebmateraltsn e3ells- nnb @ontg. Buhern. Sa et.
mem Eager beFnte a iuldnbdes unb mpprttres @reb-
9rieYapier pen alien mOslten Scrien unb JaSrtfsn
NOten paptsr ltnitrt un6 usts In erpBer IaswabI.
Brtet.G .Gpuperte aIer 5Drtsn.
eretmatsraliea oer art fur Office. u. grtYatseDrau@
6tdbIfeberu, Seber baIter, 5tegelIad, Sb.
Inten, 8Ietftftt unb @rtffeI, Gtatenfdifer &c.
gintc sum . G.reiben unO fur GOpterpr ffen,
BON ben belt.n BaSrtt!n &ppterpreffen, pprtsfp"
Iies Qprttm pnudts 8 &c. te
Scpe rim srDsts Eager BON pafpapter, Spte1tGr-
ten 4 dsrB cr6sn &c. 3a ben bilsifen prsiftn.
6Subter unD Drufer benz Qanne perben tS in sbrem
Sntert1e fnten bet mir 3cTiulpre&sn. 5ebr17,il
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SIC spepcrs'iebe 90lpembrauerei.
Difice: Yto. PSI Ypmerh 81 81

Sffice: ytc. 257 Sewerp, q. q.
Die s@afmesfamisit QBtrtbsn unS @Unlamenteni
9a9eros wc au bic uatcnfebenDs Aaapfs uulereseI
bieres 9elent wede ppa Or btItpn bem rpnlbstIIn.
ten dnalpFid,tn &bemer 9emat wurbe. Der 6edDf1tts
3Ded tT ntt auein nte unpegletGlte ODlaIidFeit In
&entet unS Geunebett bieieS Bers 3u 3etgen stpe;t
aleitfGas 81 beweten eae ene natbelieen 3attoten
bnr3, AIfGH Gerbefp &C., ormelbsn genpmuen er
ben, um bem 8tere stnen trigerii9en @lan sl aeben
Jn untere Srdueet werpen mar pte fcnen AuaIit6ten
pom @erte (ppn nns feIbf Bend) unb 5ppfen wele in
nF WrctH9ten Stnaten @anaba Uber europa az babe nb
SetrauNt
rMnaID ii s."
3udettDf 10
drte &lebsfof arOmof6er H. psstabtIslae @rraet 59S
QDein ane 8Oplenfdnre t1as) 4SS
gDafer saSS
SIM Gansen 10000
yfad psrf9nldsr GtntSt BIN i'd u bsr uebtrseuauas ae
pmmsn eaB ctes SpeurSi2e 2aeerbier mad ben ntIten
2tuaOiaBen sebruu IT erObt SOrp.
lal IN Der Auswapl Der heeI Audltt1ten DO erfe unb
9pPten an8swanot wurbe SbGe NnnIps uurpe Don Qua
talsn E19erote wee tn mfiner WegenpGr SerbeOe
nfn Saern tn Gen Rn berQGwenbrduere eenpmmen wur.
bs eemnNt unb bic betaete Mnapfs beunOe tte QuaitdA
unc Ntnbeit Bteres wees aaein bon Ntala UNI
pcpen Gebraut wprDen it, Mle en b6tetHes etrSnf unh
tn pesn 6duen ais eH magnGrteabes, erfrifGenDes una
pn6es bat res tfr 8tpBen gDestp uno rerDen bic oae
meiae @mpfebumS. SameS u. @btItpn M o.
Genrll Smt @bemh.
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ScDreslber'S S5Dfel!

Je. Urleort1nr. Jtp. 19, neben ISaDette1fr.
6eenee unb Rpfsdneer fnben an pbtaem pOuRdnso ,ia
ssrl@tesn YiGsf bic bte Aunabms CUTE BetanOInna
ti Der SUfnte fep ote bette Aaswabl tr6nfe unb
Oas sf TT aaf las teqasmfe nsrt1tet aaD iser tm tt
tepltte Der 5db faun bauer Defenders Nusparttssn r..
ME pter AnidBieen oerens empfgbleu pereen.
Msenoe En6en 6u ieper Stanbe bes Ra 3ts Gtntrttt.
NtdrsS 3mt
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Dr. O0afee

allc &ranf1eiten nnentgeI6lid5. d.
Or. 8aatee wirb befUnHere NufmerfGmset duf
fDlaence uebel psrrenben; 6Hfn, GrtGlungn, Musets
runs 8rdune Snauens @9ma, euftr5brensnbinSuns unb
anbere 9aftrGbren unb 9ureenbel. Glednls pfrb NIT
aan belenperem leiee aGc 5auu6eI bebdnhen ais ft.
reb ScrOpben, @beumatismus, (bsisen wte i6ron6en0
Reurals S1IdeFue @pilepfe C6dmprrbptbenl, eDlbene
Nberu no Mrten Wa9enubel unb Rrnnt.
aeten eer GsbSrme oeselten ale drOniiden 8rantben
@ebdrme; bes6leten ale 6rcnti1en 8rantteen bes
rstbIGen @el@leGtes Snsbefcnbere pibmet ben Nu.
aen- unb Sbreu.ueb el ene 2Iufmerfiamtett bdtt
hets stne p6rtreTttGe Nuswnbl bon punberDOlen
tinltliden Gu9eu
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aorbbpls, sSGrbeitOife, Qpfaiebe

5000 Eak gefpaltenes unb eemaoIsues Barbb0I5
20 Xitgn Rrapp. fret Spn San6.
10 ! 8letA-pHIDer. bette 5Srie,
100 YptaiGe
2G0 . trhen unp dmerttdnil9en Qeim.
SGurt aue 6prten, S6mereel,
Nlann aefrsen unb ean got unD Nerlaf1s,
3inbe, 9reus @ptnf6e,
8tnrpmnttfhe Yptafde Bmsfsin,
8lauen 0itrtu( partitr QBeB
Bprnr, SApefsl tn glpuem
YDraeIdn. Grbe, 90 Ben aBsinHsin,
@fen. 0itrtrl, 01otbfS Blet
QBetnfeinrabm, 3ltisufer,
0iClett-Barbe, (gublear) Sic iclanlfAen Sumdd
@p6eutue COL 5obd,
8lautDll &rtr0et, sSreene 5Gmelittead
Gem S6flnd, SaranlAe @r6e
Galacas SnbeC, Grunlpan.
Bengal - @eidlemme &reibe u. +. 10.
AZ Dertnufem Ee 81. S. Bader,
W6rs12,U SO. 3S SIt Gbarlesfr.
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gnmpauunla, oOer Odrens grommeIn,

paftnb fir tbes GeGlt unb Mer, etngefeBt In Mnuten
Or. Baaf Zee BAT eth neues 5lubum entbed welbeS ben
e d wGrBen Star" SDlfCmmen Gbfprbrt unb ptne Mn.
rtnbang 6ss efri Ste Sebfaf bes Nuses ebsr bsrfsl
Dr. gaafee tam taunb 8euene fetnes SDafpmmenen @r
FDlses bem ariren bes 8rbles alter el3wre unb @tte
runseu 5eln @ei@wufen un6 Benen je6er Ar Obne Ma-
wen6una tes Meers pprleesn Sir Die Bebanbiung Der
ebtgenounen Sranfbeen bebGlt @ Or. 8aoee eta befsn
bersS Arrangement oa bteeben einen be6nbsen &atb
uno eins {peBiele Mufmet ffamfeit erfurbern.
Dr. aatse III einer ber Be4dtehen unb berlbnteRen
test benben Iers un6 Gprurgsn un6 fen u fa tn e6er
tabt Der gBsIt dnrfdnnt. Nn Dr 8datee abre9rtea
8rfe tbenen 10 Gs. beeef6tpen tnb) enfber @nt-
srnuas wse seaau bs 8eaaHneett Der 8rantRett anss
ben rrDntpt teantnprtet unb fO!de 9aienten m
gDrresppnoenBen fpfen FIRE I beban6e,t.
Spredltunoen:
upn ubt Mprsens BITE ubr Ne6mtttaeS.
pr. y aafee,
gtp, "a 9ernetunRr., 3riGen @barleSs Y, Qbertpfr.
SuIt15,l Baltimore, Nlb,
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lMaison allemande & francaisel
~ ettes, nGpt 3DIIttav unb twiidaen oIItS1 ~.
sGd1FraBe, 8aIttmDre
stisaos HaD &pagan6sr nbn Obaen bte beassu
aa9e Aao saDorfummtnf SebanbIung. IN 6treenit Snb
nes BITE ba6tn ~ ber tu 6sI asS
taaa na@ psrart aeiptt perben. DGS 5ptI ltatt III
punsse Ger Stabt ~ IN allen EbeItn Gufs et suorrf rt,
uno TGnn oespdan beiDnbe.s u6deen unb bter n1dasr
Mpfrtsn werben. W. "'""''a
NS-9ietienhe fnben aum
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TAYYs@a

q % KMMs
sgae daily BAL GIMORE WEKCER is ar biis
syery morning (cKcept Sunday and is dsIiy
Carriers TO City Subscribers at Cts DER week.
The WECKER is also delivered in the Ci4iss
~aSningVon ana wheeling daily by Carriers.
S3. so in advance. J "HOG@N
Ra- The weekly BALTIMORE WEoKEp
ned every Friday at 81 per annum and 81 LII $
months in advance. % Per y
ADVERTISEMENTS on reasonable term.
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@Sata,sssaasa

SSS@sEssssk 1856
Dst tasttAe :. 9aifimoets sSeasr" .eff&si5h
sben 9lprgia ,n,tt Ausnabme bes Scnnta8S) unt
sptst &enEs per gDp&e, On pie Graser 3aEIbat.
Ser gDtder" pirb ebenfags tn 5Baibin8tOB an,
58eselna tdsIt6 onr6 Er6ecr ben 4bVnnanisu
tins paus befDr9t.
9urd Die poa SerIenset tpfet Der td8Itbs ,,g6sder
$3.50 per Sabr In unbebtueter y SOtausbe,
IA tuu8.
- 0as D cid enb l9 + beg 8alttmpre Dedes
r4sint iecen 6reitda unb tOHe iderlt@ 81 IN uEbe-
5iuQser 0crausbetebIan9.
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The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-10-08

APPARENTLY IN EARNEsr.-The Executive
Committee Of the Pacifc Railroad Convep-
ton he'd business session in San Francisco
on Monday last, and permanently organized
by the election Of Louis r. Lull as Secretary,
and ]. II. Gutter as Treasurer-Jas A. Mo-
Dougal being chairman. 1t was agreed that
this Committe should meet regularly in San,
Francisco on the second and fourth Tuesday
Of each month; and subcommittee wsa
chosen to prepare, and report at the next
meeting, mode for the organization OF: a
company and Of obtaining subscriptions,
This looks like business. Sac Bee
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-10-08
Soaking Fence Posts,

A number Of years ago, we published in
the Cultivator receipt for soaking fence
posts in solution Of blue vitriol, which is
worth repubshing at this time, sparticular
ly rs our attention has been recently called
to it. The receipt of Mr.. Geo. b. Green, of
Windsor, w., as formerly published was:
"One pound Of blue vitriol to forty pounds
of water. If the timber is dry, soak it ten
days; if green, six will be sufficient. This
solution will do for all kinds of timber re-
quiring exposure to the weather-spouts,
shagles, bean poles, stakes, &c"
A member Of the Farmers Club. in Rud:
son. recently informed u.s. that at a late
meeting of that club, the subject was
brought up for conversation, and one Of the
members exhibited a post, which previous to
being placed in the ground, had been soaked
in solution Of blue vitriol-onc pound Of
v,ro being used 10 twenty quarts Of water.
The post was pine, and when taken up
was as sound as when first put down eight
years since Country Gent.
The above information, if correct, is of
the greatest Importance to farmers in Cali
fornia. The rapidity with which fence posts
rot in this climate, has been source Of
much annoyance and expense. AS the inge-
nuity of those interested have been taxed
to the utmost to ascertain the most durable
fence posts, the vitriol solution will doubt
less receive attention.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-10-08

New MopE OF CURING MEAr-A patent
has been secured in Cncnoati by which
meat of all kinds can he rendered St for any
foreign market in ten minutes time. As
soon as the auimal.is killed, and before be-
ing skinned, salt is injected through the ar
tcries, and almost instantly the whole animal
is impregnated with it. Beef cured by this
process, at Houston, Texas, with the Their
mometer at 80 degrees, was found, when ex-
hibited at Cincinnati, to be perfectly sweet,
and equal to the best meat cured in the or
dinary manner
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-10-08
News of the State.

OOV. w ELLER NEW LSTATE.-lu ne Al0-
media Herald says that Governor Weller has
purchased the estate Of Mr.. LuelIing, in
Fruit Vale, in that county, and will, at the
expiration of his Guhernatoripl term take
up his residence there.
The assessed value Of taxable property in
the city of San Francisco, for the year 1859,
is $33, ,777,O7 which is an increase of S3,-
o5l, ,l25, since last year.
The Yreka Union complains of an unu-
sual prevalence of sickness in that vicinity
at present. The disease is generally fever
and ague.
A CALIFORNIA INvENroR-Mr. Van
Choate, late Of Yreka, aud who invented the
printing telegraph, it is stated, has been off
cred $50, 900 for the right in the State of
York, and half as much for California
DmcHrSo.- Water from the Truckee Lake,
ditch has reached Downievifie, where the
miners are now well supplied.
EYr Phil. Moore, of Nevada comfy, is
spoken Of as a candidate for the Speakership
Of tho next Assembly.
Col. Thos. Robertson, one Of the men,
bers elect to the Assembly from El Dorado
county, died at his residence in Coloma, on
Sunday, October End.
The aggregate amount derived from the
sale Of the Precta lots, near San Francisco,
which took place on Monday last, was
$500
A Mr.. Ira Johnson Of Los Angeles coun
ty, Las An artesian we'll in his ward. The
water was struck at the depth of eighty ave
feet.
The San Francisco Times states that the.
quantity Of wheat now being brought to
that market is unusually large.
A patriotic looking train recently passed
through PIacerviIle, headed by wagon
over which waved the American flag, tat
tered and torn, rs it it had been through
many wars, and bearing the motto: "Buchan-
an, Breckenridge and the Union"
A party of U. s. Surveyors have com.
menced the survey Of the boundaries Of the
| famous Sutter Grant, near Sacramento.
The Masonic fraternity Of San Francisco
intend bui ding splendid hall, at cost of
100000. They have purchased lot for
$40, 900, at the northwest corner Of Post
and Montgomery streets.
At the State Fair, forty. y.seveu premiums
were awarded to San Francisco.
The voting population Of Tulare county
has nearly doubled from 1858 to 1889,
Col. e. A. Stevenson, Of Tehama county
is spoken of as a candidate for speaker Of
the next Assembly.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-10-08

The only religious journal published in the
State, which has not aIlowd its fanaticism to
over-rule its better judgement in the late
Terry -Broderick duel is the Pacifc Methodist, !.
published in San Francisco, edited by Rev.
0. p Fitzgerald, and in an article headed
False Issues Raised" uses the following Sc.
we're language.
If the survivor Of the late duel escape the
penalty Of the law, it will be owing to The
course pursued by certain class of politi-
clans and preachers in raising fase issue
making sectional matter Of that which is
purely personal. II is not Judge Terry,
but the people Of one entire section Of the
country they have arraigned. This is in-
judicious as it is unjust. Fighting politi-
clans stand on their own merits, it matters
not where they were born and raised. TIE
conduct of the politicians mentioned. is
contemplate, that of the brawling fanatic
in the pulpit IS douby disgusting and repre-,
hensible.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-10-08

A SURE REMEDY FOR FELoN.-It is said
by somebody who pretends to know all about
it, that the following is a sure remedy for a
feon:
"Take common soft soap, and stir it in air
Stacked lime till it is of the consistency OF
gaziers' putty. Make leather thimble, and
insert the finger therein, and change the com
position once in twenty minutes, and cure
is certain"
The Buffalo Advocate indores the above A.
a certain remedy, and recommends it to any
one who may be troubled with that painful
allment.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-10-08
DRUGS AND MEDICINES AND BOOKS
NEW STORE.
DRUGS & MEDICINES
BOOKS, STATIONERY, ETC.,

FIRE PROOFBUILDING, COR. COMMERCIAL. MAlNsTS.
AUBURN CALIFORNIA.
YNHE undersigned having purchased the entire
Il stock of Drugs. Medicines. Books. Stationery,
etc. of Robert C. Hanson. will continue the bus-
ness at the above stand, and keep as before COM
plete and fresh assortment OF
Drugs, Medicines, Perfumery,
and general variety of articles kept in the
trade In the Book Department will be kept
well selected stock of
Miscellaneous Works,
Blank Books,
Cheap Publications,
Stationery,
Periodicals, Cutlery, ETC.. etc.
The latest European and Atlantic newspapers
and periodicals will be received by each steamer
Those wishing to purchase are invited to call
it being the intention to sell Drugs, Books, etc.
at the very lowest prices for Cash.
EgCountry Physicians will be supplied Will
Medicines at Sacramento prices!
SAMUEL W. MORRELL,
Auburn, March 5th, 1859,-my.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-10-08

A double headed eagle has at last been
found in Virginia, and has been presented
by its finder German, to the Austrian con-
sui to be sent by him to the Emperor Of Aus
tria. The double headed eagle ia the nation
al symbol Of Austria, although probably not
one Austrian living ever before SAW one.
This singular bird takes its food in either
heak and uses its four eyes to great advan-
tage
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CoRN-DIFFERENcE IN MATURiNs.-Wm.
L. Morgan, of Pottsvile, Warren Co., Ind,
says that seed from the butt end of an ear
of corn will ripen its product all at the
same time, and some three weeks earlier
than seed from the little end of tho same
ear He recommends farmers always to
break their seed corn slrs in Two in the
middle, and use the butt ends only for seed
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Take good ripe tomatoes, cut them in
slices, and sprinkle over them finely pulver-
ICED white sugar, and add claret wine suffi-
cient to cover them. Tomatoes are some
times prepared in this way with diluted
vinegar, but the claret wine mparts to them
richer and more pleasant favor, more near
ly resembling the strawberry than anything
also
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-10-08

To TAKE OUT PIrcH, TAR RosIN PAINT,
Erc.-lf any of these happen to get on a
garment, either linen or woolen, pour a
little alcohol on the place. and let it soak
in about half an hour. Then rub it gently;
YOU will find the alcohol has soaked out the
gluutinous quality, so that it will easily
crumtle out.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-10-08

NOVEL STArurE.-The last Legislature Of
Michigan passed an act empowering any
number of citizens, not less than ten nor
more than one hundred, to organize them
selves into body corporate for the purpoae
Of apprehendng horse thieves and other
selons, and investing each member Of such
body, when engaged in making an arrest,
with The powers Of constable.
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NUMBER 5.
The State Election Returns.

The following are given in the Union as
the full returns of the late election from
every county in the State, except Mendocino,
and from that county they are for Governor,
Congressman, Superintendent of Public In
struction. and State Printer
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Grocery & Provision Store
VIM. B. WILSON.
In Holiness Fire Proof Brick Building,
AUBURN, CAL.

"AS opened at the above well-known stand.
Il II Family Grocery Store, where will be kept
ut all times full supply of articles demanded
by the trade. such as Flonr Corn Meal Barley,
Wheat Bran, Shorts, Beans, Potatoes, Rice,
Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Candles. Fish, Bacon, Cordnge,
Stoneware, all kinds of Oils and Paints, Burning
Fluids, Window Glass, Brushes. Tar and Greese,
ETC., ETC.,
Fresh Butter. Eggs and Cheese, will be kept at
all times, and families may rely upon obtaining
the best and freshest in the market.
The patronage of the public is respectfully
solicited, the undersigned being determined to
sell at the lowest cash rates. Remember the
stand in Holmes Brick Building.
WILLIAM B. WILSON.
Auburn, June 11th, 1S59.-my.
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Total vote for Governor, lO2,294. In 1850,
the vote Of the State was llo,223; in 1857,
s3,03s; in 1858, so,7e7 Thus, while We
are 5000 votes behind the total Of 1864
Presidential election-we are far ahead Of
our vote Of either 81 or SO.