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PHOTOGRAPH HIS!

VIE undersigned are now fully prepared for
Il the execution of PHOTOGRAPHY in all of
its various branches, at prices reduced to so low
figure that will enable all parties to procure por
traits of themselves or friends, or views of Rural
Residences, Buildings, Mining Claims, &C., &c.
Ruling Prices for Portraits,
10th size, single copy 49, duplicates so cts. each
l-4th - - A. :. so
Z-4th 4, " 81 90 each
4-4th g d" g. 90
For Views in Town,
l-4th size, single copy, 81, duplicates 81 90 each
L-4tn D., so %
4-4th " " 6, 90
Prices for views, or work done at distance,
regulated N proportion according to distance
and circumstances attending.
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Photographic Artists,
Main street. Auburn, California
Auburn, July 30th 1S59.-1m
The Placer herald., 1859-08-06
From the Standard.
The Frederick Suicide.

After forty eight hours of hesitation, the editor
of the Union has summoned up courage enough
to say that he sees no Inconsistency between Mr.
Brodercks letter of 81 and his statement in 80.
The following is the article to be found, not in
the regular editorial column, but in an obscure
portion of the paper
''No INCoNsIsrENCY--Much parade is made of
an alleged Inconsistency between the two follow
ing statements made by Mr.. Broderick--the first
at Nevada recently, and the latter in 1857. To
our humble capacity, there is not the |, ast disa-
greement. In the first instance, Broderick says
that Gwin volunteered the assurance; in the sec
ond instance, he says there was condition or
agreement of the kind spoken of between him
and Gwin.
.Gwin voluntarily assured me that if my
friends would support him, in the event of his
election, he would aid me in giving my friends
the offices under Buchanan's Administration
"' He had been my foe, but for the sake of the
party, | was willing to torego my personal re-
sentiments. With this object in view, gave him
my support, and he wars elected. But between
Mr.. Gwin and myself there no condition
whatsoever in regard to the distribution of paro-
nage.''
1t will be seen that The editor of the Union
processes to quote the article in which proof of
Mr.. Broderick s inconsistency is attempted Says
he. the letter states there was no bargain be-
tween him and Gwin; the speech only alleges
that Gwin offered terms; Broderick not having
accepted them. 10 bargain was concluded, and,
consequently, there is no inconsistency in the
two statements. TIL dsingenuousness of the
Union has become a byword; never was it more
eminently displayed than in this sparagrnph. The
extracts are garbled TO sustain this pitfu de-
fensc. For all purposes of morality, the quota
! tion had just as well been purposely misprintcd.
1t is not the humble capacity" so much as the
perverse will, that prevents the Union from ac-
knowledging this glaring inconsistency. For the
former, nature is responsbe for the latter, there
is no excuse. To show the dsirgenuous charac-
ter of this unscrupulous sheet; to show how it
will garble and misreprescnt. we publish, side by
side, wha' Mr.. Brod rick said in 81. and what he
said in 80, between which, the editor of the
Union says, to his "humble capacity no dis
agreement. appears
The Placer herald., 1859-08-06
NEW CLOTHING STORE!
LIPSETT g. GIBSON.
IN GIBSON S LARGE STONE BUILDING, MAIN STREE
AUBURN, GIL.
just received new stock of cloth "a
Il Il ing, and other goods kept in the trade, EA

AN Il Just received new stock OF cloth "a
Il Il ing, and other goods kept in the trade, IA
respectfully invite the attention Of the -4lA
public to the same, as they intend selling them at
the lowest cash prices
The Stock consists of Black, Blue and other
colOrs of fine Dress Frock, and Business Goats.
Various colors and qualities of Sack Goats, Reef
ing Jackets etc.
Pants of every color and quality. and at all
prices Satin, Silk, Velvet and Marselcs Vests,
plain and figured
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes and Slippers, Blan-
kets. Trunks. etc.
Also, Il large stock of gents Furnishing Goods.
consisting Of White and Colored Shirts, Under
Shirts Over Shirts, Collars, Handkcrchiefs, Cra-
vats. Suspenders, Gloves etc.
All of which will positively be SOLD at prices
to suit customers. Call and see
LIPSETT q GIBSON.
Auburn March 9th. 1S59-my
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AUBURN
STEAM FIGURING MILLS.

TUNHE undersigned are pleased to inform the
Il public that the enlargement and improve
ment of their mill having been completed. they
will commence running on Monday, the 9th inst,
when they will manufacture the best quality of
Extra Superfne Flour, for Family and Bakers
use and also, GRIND Barley, feed-stufIs &C., &c.
Both merchant and custom work will be done.
Farmers wishing to dispose of their Wheat and
Barley will please give us q CALL as we are ready
to purchase at all times.
STovE WooD.-We will keep on hand. at all times
seasoned stove wood. cut to any desired length
and will supply customers at shortest notice.
WAGNER 4 co.
Auburn. September 4. 1858.
The Placer herald., 1859-08-06

Extract from n note
addressed by "A. Red
dington and j. u. Dyer,
to Mr.. Brodcrick, dated
June 4th, 1851:
1T has also been in
dustriously circulated
that in the late Senate
rial ELECTION yourselfand
DR.. Gwin entered into Il
contract, by which one
or both were to be elect
ed to the United States
Senate, in consideration
of his signing to your
disposal the Federal pa
tronage in this State
Although this rumor is
generally discredited by
your friends, perhaps
you may regard it OF
sufficient Importance &c
give a notice in reply
Extract from Mr.. Bro
dcrick's reply, under
date of June 9th, 1857:
"Your letter refers tC
a rumor which you sa!
is still in circulation re
lative to the late cleo
ton of United States
Senators, and which
you add, is generally
discreditcd by my
friends. So far rs my
own election is concern
ed, | declare it to have
been effected by the free
choice 6 my friends in
the Legislature, without
bargain. contract, ALI
ance, combination, or
understanding with any
one. ! was chosen over
IA combined opposition,
of which Mr.. Gwin was
the head and 'front.'
After my election he
ght my aid to secure
his own. He stated that
he was about to become
the victim Of the trca-
cherry of those who had
been placed in power
through his aid and ex-
crtions. and that without
my assistance he would
be sacrificed. Regard
ing him as the acknowl- /
edged leader OF the 9th
er wing Of the party, |
believed his election
would heal disscnslons
and effect IA reunion. He
had been my foe, but for
the sake of the party !
was willing to forgo my
personal resentmcnts.-
With this object in view,
| gave him my support.
and he was elected. But
6et,ceeu Mr.. GCin and
myself there tcds mol
,chats0eCer IN
the distributi0n Of pa
frouoge. | learned sub
sequcntly, however, that
he had agreed with 9th
crs to take no part I'M
the recommendation of Il
Federal .ilicer,
and the card he publish
ed to the people of thisI
State after his election.
led me to suppose that
his resolve was unaltera-
bic in this regard"
In June, 81, Mr.. Brod
Gwin his support, for
in the Den
Gwin and himself. "thcr
soever in regard to the di.
lie says he learned sub
agreed with others to tai
ments to Office. In his S
not only that Gwin OF
Brodcrick, in person, bcf
he was elected ny MN
conditions" For n NOR
of the conditions, he ref
and accuses him of bl'
tween a contract and no
inc of Gwin's relinquish
the election, and being
in person before the elec
ty" of the editor of the
ference. Humble. inde'
which does not discern t
the heart which denies
torisl he stuck away up0
The Placer herald., 1859-08-06
ORLEANS HOTEL
MAIN STREET,
AUBURN. CALIFORNIA.

AUKC RN, CNLTFORNIA..
N1IE undersigned wouldrespectfuly call A
l. the attention of the Travelling Pub 1MMaa1
lie, to the superior accommodations offer M4l=a
ed at this old established and well known Hotel.
The House is we'll finished and furnished through
out, and the rooms kept in the best of order The
Bar supplied with good liquors and the Table not
surpassed in the country. Terms moderate, and
every attention paid to the comfort Of guests.
Nsss~ Boarders by the Day or Week takenat the
lowest rates. JACOB GIBSON,
Auburn, Feb. 10Th, 1S59-my Proprietor
N. B.-The old customers of the House will be
pleased to learn that Mrs. Gibson Cate MRS.
ELLIOT, still assists in the charge of the Hotel.
The Placer herald., 1859-08-06

Extract from Mr.. Bro
derick's speeches at Ne
vada and La Porte, July.
1859:
about the time |
learned these facts rela-
tive to Latham 'sconduct,
DR.. Gwin sought an in
terview with me. At
this interview. he told
me that the men upon
whom he had claims,
men for whom he had
obtained Office and posi-
tion, were supporting
LathNm's election, and
that the faithlessncss Of
those upon whom he had
iclaims had released him
from further obligations,
and he coluntarily as
sured me that If my
lfiends u0uld suppo,t
him, in the epent of his
lelectiou. he ,r0uId aid
me in GRIN yfiends
The offices under Bucha-
MANS administration.
IA letter containing the
ISM distance of this inter
view has been given tc
the public; at the close
.Iof nv remarks | will
,lread il. To aid Latham
Inftcr what | knew of his
Iconduct. was impossible
IJudpc McCorklc could
mot be elected. and | had
Ino course left but to do
|what | could TO aid DR..
| levin. DR.. Gwin was
| lelectcd. Whether he has
Icarried out in good faith
the pledge made in his
published letter is not
for me to determine. for
since my quarrel with
the Administration, |
the Departments at
Washington to ascertain
who had, or who had not
rccommcndc d applicants
for Office. | may, how
ever, be excused for har-
boring doubts, if | am
to helieve nuy of the
statements made to me,
or if | am to believe in
the remiinness of a let
ter which has been given
to me purporting to have
been written Ivy DR..
.Gwin to Mr.. Anderson.
of this place.
>
"Yct. Fellow-citizcns.
this old Lime Pointer
undertakes, at a goodly
distance, to arraign me.
/ shall not sneak of him
tonight with much
barshncss: | intend to
speak OF him very pam
ly however pelore 'ile
conclusion OF thc cah-
vass. | VIII be apic TO
prove to you that ne Is
dripping WIN corrup-
ton; That instead OF rep
rcscntlng you, ne mas
been the representative
OF capitalists; that ne
found himself IN thc
United Senate senate Il
man, IoF ne
accep E" h's eIecfon , up
on terms 'oh'ch no "o"o-
ra6ic man aco"fd agree
TO-"
rick says he gave Mr..
the purpose of healing
Iocratic ranks. Between
e was no condition what
of patronage"
that Gwin had
The Placer herald., 1859-08-06

THIS POPULAR ESTABLISHMENT, LONG
l. and favoraby known as the stand of Barney
GOOdkind. but now of
The Placer herald., 1859-08-06

October 30th, 1S5S.-my
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New Goods for the Ladies'.

MISS a. KING rcturns many thanks ~
w to the Ladies for thsir past patronage !, w
and hopes - receive . sontinus n1 of d. Us a.
same ehehG Uturned With : large ! Sscha Of
French Millinery Goods. Fau and Winter Bon
nets OF the lateet1urlHs, BloAd LsDs, me French
hnbroidery, selected With taste; Lace Vsils. Kid
Gioves, 0suntletn, Silk and oolen Gloves Hoop
skirta Skirt Supporter, French Corsstts, Fancy
Knit hoods, lnfant Knitted Sacks. Dress Trim
mings, aelects ed with taste, &c.
Ladies' are invited 10 c1ll. Store south .,aa 20
Main-st., between a and Sd.
Scpt17-d
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The RnSekofb6cket 1GaeaHno.
THE KNICKEkDOcKxN MA0 AG{NE bsgips
~ In its Nay Annhsr two serials one illustrated
ard in popular 6kyiS, % the Adafsststions q 1ood
~<he ssAj0t nnaga1 Abe 1eAl1hs ARA Asppansaa sk
s? Z i.r =: - i s 2. 'I.:s s.;
powssfnl s1aUo1 desassHe No. sattlsd: an ss
THE 1pAAMGs ORA POOR YOUNG NAN,
dacS1 q tSs iast lvs ]SGfs. Ths nat sAapssr
Ops hsiiliansv. AstlhG bsShsaI IhaaksaV,ss
sss. A sst e "a n ~ 'eef
A1ssrils 1noug tast ~ eks ss4ninsl a
manufacturers and dealers, almost every article ri
TOD = senafCR re- isss seS atss ..s .a 81.
IL knlS6n8od!sf igah 1E1uIa 6niy pnbliss16sa
IN ~ sus.sw ssAse sa1aaeahss ~ Aepose 49,
sssay M ''is ff:sG 49, s:ss q $500 .s
49, {ss:Sas u ~ spssi.i Issys5s. ~
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~ ~ lrehet shs >sll = sAe lettoN,
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snd 4SsItaS 20 1kis fn1i4iS1s oriMs 1ealAst
heay1A - fss III d me fosf inp>ktint sS&iseG 81
ar1ia1>e 80 s6unsia snsApuican AaGasiss. and
'Assaa ~ e;E@ -. !. II.
a1 es g ~ is I, ssss. $500
aA1Et etats16alDbn, Vvef ~ FkAff, D1.J.i0.
Palp@j1 H. LISTERS. 1s1an6y 0s1ilEI
Ti9aaxT &aneaeas Raasahy R9k bssbssA I'D
as; s. 3: a s.s:s ri .: s FL:
al d b si1~Siss asSs:ss: 4Ss kalsrS c5ls
Il dW5tS 1DdRa3s u - Kil1iss Afill<
.s: -. $. 49, ~ i slssss ..s. = s
'Hfea = u y..r psa..... prsls.sd 1, 4.
fsbiishsr @ any paft of the United htatsss '.ss'
&. ,.s y. ny
fhte Ensravinss. vcft g MT one dollar. win 30
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. ~ Ella d I Il sIt -
m4on W0s. ~ TALLONg o.
TX ESFECIFULLY solieits ths attention Of the
~ Ladies 70 her NEW STOCK at $500
Fan and wiAter Qocds ls'h
Ths lstest styles and faahions and vssio~s al,
1ties. to suit ~ tast.s. have been e lsslsd.
Ladies' Md and Cashmere Gauntlets, Kid
GlUves, all colors;
Enbroidsrles, Mourning Collars and Sets
Corsets and Skirt-Snpporters;
Ladies Super-Msrino Finish Vests:
CLOAk6AND SHAWLS;
DOnn ets, Ribbons.
FRENCH AMERICAN FLOWERS, FEATHERS
HOOP .lA11 sN1yR oe1AA 1O0s.
nsnt win - ionnd in her ssois, 6 wholessls ~
retail. Nh - NaTI O.
Sept. 10, led -. ------ 80
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rELIow sfRf Hcs 81 l21ffkE.
oos,. 49, = ... =: IN = ssss
ptblis v hssavsntaesasgsss lyHthis 1sahitstiea
'o those Who ,, xish 70 . ssos. :. ss.sas.sn.
munity remote from the tsmptations Incident TO
lakfs towns sscfes t6f eSAs Stalsnt thst quist %
fsvotshh 70 study. Kosssth, snail village
atsnsd The Inslitation, y sixtssn miles north Of
Burlington and il everywhere noted Tor the health
njss Of it losation, and the morality Of IL sit-
I'd. In poiatof economy, THO Iastitutisn enjoys
AZ advant.gep ever any other with Which ue ars
kspt, can y Ma ior . IS psr wssk, With llber-
Al rcdac:icn ser prssr.ysent. Board without
the village, which young msn, desiring to scono-
mise, my rest, asd espplya themsslva with pro.
approved PEI, ;lsvfaK he i1ini;sfy in View, Gen.
Of connected with ths Nee School Preshyte
Churchl, receive from the Education Fund $50 per
year and their tuition paid BY Scholarships It
Sd. We hava largest and most complete Philo-
sophical and Chemical Apparatus in the State.
4th. The Eacnlty, composed Of experienced Pro-
fessers and Tssches, give their sOhois time to the
work Of instruction.
With al thess considerations in our favor, We
conf iently make our appeal to the public for
students and funds to complete the endowment Of
the College. s9 es
1hs nezs Term begins Sept. TIA, 1859.
| For further particulars, address Hon. VIZ. HAIR
PER, or n. LsosAsD, Esq, Koesuth, Des Moines
County, Iowa.
| Aug. 81, sd ats Ass
KEOKUK FEMALE SEMINARY.
vIE sessions Of this Ins titution win b resumed
on Monday, Sept. 9Th, in the bascmsnt Of the
Chatham Square Church, corner cf StA and Morgan
sts. These rooms have been found dry and cool and
| The Teachers secured to Instruct In their diler.
emit departnsu5sof study Arc the Following:
/ Ras. 9. A. WILLIAMS, Principal;
/ Mira 3. r. WILLIAMS
MIRA. =. n .cRAvEN;
/ Madam NEUSS;
Mr.. o. G. ISBELL.
4 PropseSuofths Institution win be psbIlsnsa
and can be obtained application to the President
or Secretary Of the Board Of Trustees, or to tn.
II, WIN THOMPSON, President.
/ III. SrRosa. Secretary. ar
Aua.2o, 80
4 Original Notice.
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Madison x, . psy.og Z .arsiF a.ebH staining
q a you ,s sss q onos y
said ,nottgage having bean made md delivered p
you TO the sat STAFFORD % !scars the r. ment q !
note to him 6Sen And made payabis By Daniel
0'Resan ninsty dsys ksn Iebrssfy " 1859 ~ the
date Of said aCtsand ausst u Ass thssisum Of
fifty dollars; said petit ton lrsyine fora judgmen.
against said Daniel 'Regan for said sum with in
tercst from May 4th, 1859, and That said realty
| may tUs0l1 ~ 1p@iAl Aaeautioh IN iomaa1 tn9e
Of; that all equity Of redemption Of defendants Be
forever forsclosed and barred. and for general r.
| Idf. aIA3N@ M.1a Ai4 a3 49# 'a@H
INV thGa0Ie unless you sppsaY and answer
/ laid petition on or before the second day Of the
Aext t4Fn d mid COURT - begin on ths Rrst Ma
dayaf IDteembsr, 1855, 3uae lsnt will b. rendered
acasnst you ta1rsop pso oen1Ssso. = s a, 49, 4
| CURTIS, GILMORE 1 CURTIS,
/ Ana. IS, l8to-Awh 81 6oh. for Petitioner.
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Peach, Plum and Cherry Trees, sitAe atsaAala q
Dwarf. Grape Roots Or Cutting Olrnnt, aoss-
berry. Raspberry and Blackberry bushes, togstASs
with 1vcrkfesnS sn4 Ornamental 0hYubb0ry, will
receive prompt and faithful attention asas4 Ii "
Trees delivered IN any part Of the City frss 81
ch4rge.
Nursery Grounds In the Western part Or The
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= Randall House, =
THos.' RARb1LN, Pk6prietoi.
y1sHE wELL-KNOWNr HOUSE FORMERLY
i known a. the WssrSzH HUrxL. has been thor
oughly repaired and painted, and Il now ready 70
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will Le furnished with the best the market affords
Sept1Ad3m
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In one handsons l2mo. volume, 500 pages.
rNHDY suuslst,iA pastyol Eighties Letters ssp-
i posed 70 have been written from New York 81
nohammsd Paaha, Rsar Admiral AZ the Tnrkish
Navy, duEisg his famous witt ~ thu ceuntSy In
the spyiDg OF 1858. Tourteen of the epistlss have
bssn sttrsnslstsd" for, and published In the New
Ysrk Evening Post, and have not only been Rcd
with much interest Ard pleasure BY the subscribers
TO that Journal. but have been copied and highly
eomplimsntsd BY the best nswspapsu and pssiodf-
Gals In ne country.
No bssssr p1sof u ne yopuisr mature u tSs
letters Neal ~ Afforded EAAn this ipstA1t aAept{eA
By the ablsst conductors Of the press, who best
k1ow what VIII ratify The READERS Of ssrrsst ~
srAture
wkAtAt LsttsnaI - vsblshsd u losk fsxn, -
inssrppsrssd large DnnbsI of Tep1iess eritselfFs
plasatory, lAsdas0ry, md ob5urgaeofy, received IN
ioa1inAlioal - ~ W1EAaslAtoG,ks lroa DbopDx IN
disrent parts Of the United States saA elsewhere,
Who azssuppossd 10 have rcd the Lsstsss which ap
peared In the Post. s3ATT 8# #fa VA e# aD 4 i'll
Both the letters and the replies satificAl, fun
81 hnmss Ahs4 II brpsA se~sshl - - peeaiaA -
frss from any ssspioien Of yulgarity, and fsisvsd
= sll sasifieal ha1st shsaA -, By vein - pAis
losophy anA seneinSat. Ehs laAiesoqs, 80 81 -
sial, literary ard political life In our county y
eansidsrsd In ssrio-comie way and, h b b>Sevs,
WITH naneeney aod Oh III YasNly squallsd In this
department Of Aath0fship.
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Mississippi Valley Nursery.
WESTERN GnOwN TREES ron
TINE NE1Ts

.lXTIT 81 several yssf]
w expsrisncs the Pre-
prietor can now furnish
FRUIT TREES A N D
3HRUBBERY, acciiaa-
ted, and found to succeed
In the West.
Many Of these Trees
are 81 extra sisc, and
hars produced inc spsci-
pensef hait Ehs past ssa-
'6oD. Those intsrsstcd are
invited 70 call and ex-
anime Tor Themselves.
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above cheerful volume. OF ~ completeness Of
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and child win b. glad To renew the hearty Guv1Aw!
just received ~
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City Book Store,
auR3Td 81 Main 1T.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-21

JUVENILE 6OOkN.
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4 Iau Lu Series,
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8# cuy 10k 6eons,
Sept sod No. 81 Main-st.