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CCa1IdiaaICNER'S SArEor
Valuable VIII and Real Est

\ y " l. -
tgaff PtkSF AN / To decree OF the Circuit Cu,rt uf
1S county, ia lie CASES "i Herman Boss, asa3.i sl,a
--.~r and "crS, ana Susan Npi!icr agal>t Ii. rran
ahd aIili'cr, al. Inc H>pAN, The ID, ,ia} of De-
ir ~ lr'rced I" >cll al pnihc auction, VAIL ABlI
CHANT MILL, with Saw Mill. Plaster MIL and n.
Acres If Ian attached. 1hes. Mills situated on Peak
t,hou ~" miles from Pttiassi Court l.,a-e has, an
suppl, o ater Throughout HE year, and N,r,ct
ditinn.
On tho same day, will sell valuable TRA,r = IA>
tliaine about - Acre, situated about half nlc it
properly! Th- trIr, has on II a cnmfrl;h!, DNtl. o.
Orchard. Sc, am, about - Acres of cleared lauI.
And On FsInAY. the i6;i' nj the Dublin prpul ~ If
Tenn. Kgiiroad 10, viii sell thu LOT Recently
BnsSe II ga on which II situated nice aud cun,,I,
lIuuSc
fae SALE ei "a ii rroprrr i'll he made ON Il, prom
IfRM-:--A sufficient amount of the purchase u,,1.
fray the cost uf the suit ADD sale wi he require, @
d"wn, The rcsHo viii be- divided into four r4aal H..
Ia! able al t. r.. j. months and years with
III ntlls. Bond NTH approved personal! security viii
cd, and the tc 10 he retained until c whole 81 a,
money X paid
The property Will he s,own, at any tune, b. til, ,,-
siding M Ncwbcru.
3-rlaWgw John II, BASKERVILLE
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CommiSs oners' Sale OF
1 Yaiuab." Tract o. Land. in Nelson 60

\ \ y x \ T. q Il Q n \ \
eyfse THE undersigned. Commissioners appniugl
N9F of Nelson Circuit tuur In the T. as.
'--.s- ,I trustee. ,cc III s,il, al Nelson Cur =.
III" public sie, on the 4tt MONDAY in tins mnrr ia
l>a9.l that being County Court day, to III, hichc
plhlic auction, THAT VALUABLE TRAt ! NJ ils1
l. owned II! br. 10, j. Kineatl. decd coa;ar,iu. =. &
I his land lies il, the immediate ncighborloo oI III 4
and /, mast excellent 'rr,ci Of Land
We viii aiso sell a valuable NEGRO MAN.
iEEH> - he land upon tre,iit of t. = and ,na-s
chaser civ ng bond witt, good personal security lrs
,sj from the day of sale, and the title be retained
s"rtiry. The slave for cash enough TO defrny al
al sale aud for the residue bond with approved
ublc six months after date.
JNo. TIIONpsN
r. +. FTrZrtTRfI
1H-c1nWt1lpct WHIJIIirAfI
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b'Aid'GE CATTLE NARktr. oct. i3.-BErf CA1TIE--Tbc
''sIs al the staes to-day amoHucd head, OF the
" ' i III '' ) head were flN cn Ia Paa.cphall
s 'trt fa'scibi Bihn1re butchers prices n, ng,r
, 90 So" per "lbN gross, averaging S3I5 few evtr.
e.'a-''. r de tr"IcS
9iE' H"idA n'd equal the demand sales have b,rn
ii - 10 Wen a "t 81 - Der bead. as quai,
limos M sdidS ~ g'" ati price, low, r Than
- We s1's making 5b0 s. - per leo lbs n Il,
Il I'M. ;.drh, ,..i. - 80 -
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mgr pFEE nN uME-

Pulaski. %: do heifer, years old, Robert fres
ton. Montgomery. 90: do steer. years old, To u
Mc'iavock. Pulaski, 2 ~
Middle WooIs. including Shutdown and ox-
farI ahire downs--To & II Lench, of Campbell,
for best Buck. $40. To do. Tor hes, pair Of Ewes.
IS
rine Waa-. inclu1iu. Saxon and Merno.ro
VILLAIN Ilv If Amherst hrst pair Ewes, $40
Mixed Wu,l- including Native aud TRADES
70 - l.. Crockett, of Wyihe. for hest pair Ewes,
SIC 10 do. tor best pa,r Eve I.anbs, -.
FAT .llILP.
r J Irvine, of Gafl ieriI. for best pair Eat
Li,e Nations IS. I =. tr best Fat Nation, -.
ii us.
For best ,.ll Chester boar, to J Il Gardner,
Montgomery %; do year year old Chester boa.
J c irwin. Lsnehbarg. 10; Chester SOW, under ]
ycar, } & irvine, I.yn'hGnrg ~.
SMflL Breed.
I,,r best s.w under | one yUur old, & ii Lynch.
Gainpbel 10: d. boar, undor ! year old. Z IL
Lynch, Campbcll 10, SOW and nine pigs (no pre-
MIN, onrred) j lr'ine.
FLOODED HORSES
FIR best Bio ded Stallion. tn Wm. Terry. Bed
forl, Is for do Bloolcd Mare, to VIM Terry. Bed
ford 50: for d, fliiy, one year ol L. Vim G Hurt,
nL.AVY DRAFT AND GENERAL UTILITY.
For best hoa,y Draft. years old John Pepper, Ut
puaski, - do Brood Mare. over s, u MIR VI. C
Gtcy. Redt'rd 20; do over year,. Z IL Lynch,
tmpbr!l. 10 do Colt. over = scars,J IL Whttcn,
.edfor,i. l0 do over wear W G Penn, Camp
brl. 10 4r pair heavy Draft Horses, Chas. Scott
lynchbur4, ~. -
MATCH HORSES.
For hgsi pair Match llurscs, over venrs. W IL
Taylor. L,nchnur,. 81 do under ) yen,s, /. IL
luckucr, bedford. -.
IMPORTED SfALLlONS
Fos hest imported : tllluu. Ia tnl j l. Nhitr. of
Ii H. \, \ M
HEAVY DhAfI AND ALL WORK.
Tor BE- Stallion ! year. Old anI over. W NJ
Lang .orne, I.ynchLurs -: do Brood Mare. er
) yea. ". o. Hunt. Bedford -: Il, pa + Match
Horse. j N Ken, Do - d hor.r, , Years old, W
q Poinr.z,er, r., .br,.t,e. 10.
MULES AND JACKS
For le.: PAR mules l. " Il COX, Piitsylvana,
y; de- vim lie mule j v lui,rl. Bedford 20. do
lack, J Wright. l.vtehburt, - Junnct, { +
Burk4. l;ockhrige -
TRIALS OF SPEED
For fs,c., Trotrins Il ,rse, mae or gcdng over
: years, " II llnll. Lqnehbnr.,. 20; Tor 10 under
) wear. William Price, B,tetonrt, -: for best
latcins da ; yclrs and over, 4. W. l.. B!anton. nr
Cumberland -
MECHANICS, No. ..
For bet double buggy. to-. II Bnly Lynch
burg -; .cepnd do opn buggy, to Thomas l.
wander. IN Apn,mnttnx B.
MECIiANIcS. 40. 3.
Bes' > a,rsc Wagon. to Cam phel e Salmony.
IF Bedford. ): best OK do john II Bnily. Lynch
jurg, B, four horse do John II Baily, Lynehlnrg
30.
MECHANICS No. Il J.
For best shoe leather to \ pamphu, Ar2omat-
tox 3; do harness leather, W \ Cas,n, Appotrrat.
ipx, 3. negro bouts and hrn2an-, to Mallory &
Shoerue&er. Campbell = ~ hnrac -hoes An ot',-
er iron "7rA. l. \ Griin. Rotk6riIgc. = ~; best
mans al lie, paason y N'iRi's. Lynrhburg, ),
j., lin #..,a# 4 \ RI. \ &, l,urhhur, ~.
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Campbell County Court C!atkshlp John
d. EiaAnadpr


Tue ri"'t'l ol j' .. 'l. rui! "1 ha3r 10 b r.air
i'" "tre'' tl ~. '''f< Ii"s. 'f'-R 800 49, Ia
~ IL" M'a- ' i'a" 81 nn. 81, t'lai e ,li# Is
"t's'',''' ''' i 'i't' III NJ '' mi lvl-ph "t-ti - hr
~, - ~, IL 'i' a. is't ~ isr'ts ia Haii-
"" '-' ~ i''H't = '' 'a' s' r "1tus lie AIM No.
fA -, ~ i''9 W - .'5I ut, ''" y Ns'ae'r
wiz '''a ,"9"th 80 ~ 'i' In "F"1 un. '=
Sf'' ny h,'' ' lt N'N'!5'' = 'd'I'ds'A Lttlra 10.
thu "f - Il" has ~ en- - afe .sna ,sIr4. s
dei'"t' me Nj ar lin. @ !Niu, 10 et,I a. 90
sitirn i" iG m EourF'i al II w ,.r e3i5l.., an. =, o..
th not Ir IT. Ia s't fI,- la.
can ''ia him WITH IT, "a "irgt islo La i, Pr
GPfr N,ih sol H''c, i',a Il it. i,, ot Ht
..mpa'uifr; II, r4'~a-. d ,,r3J IT kr and
hop. lie irs"t- g." NJ N'4uir vii - r,ia.r.l
NEhnsi han' 3" f ''niilt'< hane "a ''iI IL ~.
have their re. 'srN' t''t7 ~ Il 'Faniss express
preferences III ia "' E.; a - .ai III nt#a. p NJ Al
der VIII Il" IN "i- i" \ LIS IL nIA lcar, indeed,
h VA .'aa ~, Tt a 9 III "t u, in taHpli todi
'i'rk = - an - 'liai ~ ~ he :, tall II aA.n
h""irl v H. i'1 & s'H, ~ iel nHt OIL, .li
III" t"' al1" 'l'V3 4 .. ii'y -ay n,a oosiG
l'll h"L'
Il = ir1- - 'iltA of Ic tifeu court t,
"''fNt Afh 'G' ~" f"t# a! sic 'I'i, uu't
I" a-", l. WI il . al, ''l D.. liz at s,,e '.G,, lie
deemed Inn e~a3' At "'.' I'll" Ia, l'fne, ~
~ af"' N Yd's. l3't ftt'I All cad rs''1 "a >u1
ms r"'t''t 10 ''N Ia l".aif jui-nht ,!auis t.i
III t'r'~
ia, hri HH he ut NO 'iefh~l? al i'e 'rii { tn =
ral'r 'h'i @r-rn'H n'Il Il as. - ~. Is
+" p t.'rh NH calm ~.' i'f 80 n r'H Hc ,iI.to
Ifr''n' IN = ana -. -" za .n i'sti 1T All III ~,
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HeuSe and Lot, on Main Street.

a. TIE HOT 81 AND LOT, recent, a'''.
9ii. Matthews, on Main street, in the ~. 'i -
"htrri for sale privately until tie l}.h III! ~
which day, If not previously sold. ii,t' W. '
aae'ui, Upug The premises, 10 the hiSt'>l li''' ,
u iho most cnalcnient AMI desirable l'fi' az
M.,ia Street. Tine premises ure ia good r'f'i'."i
bhc" rom Main 10 church Streets, aud ii' 81 ~
d""!'iag house. all the necessary ouli'"',
/ hos H. Nelson. or Jito. q. L.. Goggin, "s S''
sep .j-iiolaWts
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- fl.l.NlnI, ANnSlIEEl

a. flE HOES AND SlIEEP.
HEltea's ert l"- weekly report at ~
- 4 vi net. stock tar, and mar>et uuil.
-t!t@ "t III taTcs II - 10 IL 4 head according 10
lH-ii, NHrh,l IN
LA1'- lhe oNtlc prices s. o0aD, u head according
a9..t'. Mac eel duh.
.'tN8c gao f 10 good Nation at s30e0s5 II head.
MARKET utii
:" s"!,s by w'nltsae sales frprcscn 'onsun ipn
Il -pi - ~ + c"L; the lttcf Tor choice fed.
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COMMISSIONING. nEErr

AMHERST {. H., October 2;rh. i>.s
ishE parties Interested IN the foregoing order III take 80.
II Ntt, hal have Iloiucd the I'D la, of
Commence tn accounts therein mtnoned on l,ch ia, n, In
hour "i 10 enr~ ia The mprng they reluts 10 All
my Office with their accounts, AMI conf. of
papers prepared Tor examination aHi settlement.
oct Ztciaw4w SAML. H. HENRY Cnp,,;..i,.,.,
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Executors Sale.

ftNhE undersigned will sell at public auction on TtE>pi
october i al the late residence OF Peyton Leflw ich,a
All Inc ftrahle Estate Of said decedent consisting use
h%i and Kuhrn furniture, the Farming Utensils, GOOD
lhieshihS Machine, wagons Horse Cart good FAM.
~ Carriage Also, the stock of Horses Mules and Cattle TO-
gcher with hr crop of Corn, Fodder Oats shucks de- nc
lEsMs-for all sums over fifty dollars months will he.
sNe ior negotiable notes. satisfactorily endored under that
sum, Cash will be required. ~
LITTLEToN LEFTwICH
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list OF pREMIU Ms3

Awarded at the Second Exhibition OF tho
Lynohburg Agricultural and Menhaui-
cal Society, hold n tho SocietY'3 Grounds
or tho 18th, 10th, 10th, and q st Of . ato-
Dor 1850
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fSo THE LApis- have H.: received aI,r,, su,,, ~,
Lazy fni'' % 'tr'"u. grail =; GiS, additional sui,ny
81 Lao tidn- Hat, bath AMI fur The iad ,r
s,=r a.! solicited H. call Purchasing eis m,rr" " &C.
ga -o-hS q. VI. KELLY, Agl. 10, Main 81
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GET Tia BEST"
Good, Well Made 8s Properly Adjusted
+ a n . FO II TIE S
1. Are very scarce We have been selling
EONE BUT THE BEST,

NO-V6 But The BESTD
To- te iast twenyodd years, and no Responsible ,o,
!"s'ni. "fer slier or better Inducements "So eah
ne most Important and valuable improvements .., -
Ih''i Ell ced IN these instruments. which. as 'eeh
afHE HONE TE.S7IHOyyp
tStc PFf~N, sept ~, lsba) "wiI cas. then, n,
p"'' 81 u" more easily and cumbersome Grand p;sn Nv
ms never b.r' good irli. 10 I,st ] " i AM ~
't."' VITA nGcl'"etlrL,A al intnla,u 1--WE '''"
Nc i''ta l. Z. N.>H 4 20. Potassium. y
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S'lne Ssan,. s'ine s:na,.,

bFE IA r's'crda:, oid suppl, II very h,n,,t,
ana w az ~ vs. WORTH the ntuou .n.i cxa.ni,l
y 4" ,Ne ~" - ~Ini 81 u, ahi atl..>ns 81 l., tl
As il f'askN '"m'N, sii iieits, with charge, Ne
II
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(NkAIEs! GEA1ls.:-Now opcn. second sIpllv 4
" G'ac, # al = and prizes and wie.Aml -, 81
i'+ - - deit ."tiv. Cal II n ~ liam r4r it
er' .iyliil. :. : n is, y ~,
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Rna DIV fnr f.r iz'a.rl

WE - j. rec i,ri Il lt.t tn, IT PtfHE FRENCH
" b. Va f. thtnipa-,,' at. !, ,G.iri an H. ,t r+
M MAXI " MS '.ien M ;.il ur cash Al IN,
] .e"rt mu.'' au.a. ~ ''' '''
G'NIiiiLE tx PI.iTZiE
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COMMERCIAL
REPORT fUF TIL
Lynchburg Tobacco and Grain Market,
coRa1c4ED ny
Alexander & loot. =
MINIS sIoN M RoH a s.

Tor.e,o-w. notcss e,aiinued annafed eeling in the
It'll very lightssee We qa.te frninss at h0t
"a: ings tpl!l ~ Lf5X: wMppers t"lfb 15d1A2o
HnrA quite healthy tone of feeling ia the mark
Il for PRIME aud lots OF White We quote Prime t =
0f ~ Extru Al 30; and in Instances shade higher
price has i.el, obtained.
FLoug remains without change. superane 66es64.
Co.'s and higher We have heard OF no sales except
Ia a small
MElt-iIa. hers are asking ii ~ al retail
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STRAY COW.

'f"Al Ed ava, from tie. sui ri,r.r ,n the y.i,
T,-.~I nj ''"'r aFt' iGiA Ola. COW. with AtI,.
acS ,, ' iii "a r.@.,i VIII be i've" f sr
o.t 4I,!H ~ u,ur,>,
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The Committee on Essays have not Yet made
th"'r report, AMI viii net, until they have ma e
careful aud thorough lnspectl.n Of thu articles
submitted for their rcal'ng
The Placer herald., 1859-06-04
The Ladies Festival,


The Ladies festival which came off on
Wednesday evening last, was pleasant af-
fair, and considering the short space of time
occupied in preparation was fairly remunera-
tive. The ladies during he day transformed
the Court House into Palace of flowers.
The Judges desk was hung with paintings,
the two finest Of which we are told, are the
production of lady Of our town.
The paintings show excellence highly
complimentary to the artist.
The Clerks desk was arched and festoon-
ed with flowers, instead of musty law vol
umes upon it, and Tabb behind it, pre-
sented the pleasing contrast of "fair wo-
men" behind it, dealing out the Ice Cream
and Strawberries upon it, to brave men and
other fair ladies in front Of il.
The Jury box, in place Of its customary ar
ray of tax payers, was filled with numbers
of our fair townswomen, who bargained sold
and delivered the deicacies of the season, and
received the currency therefor with grace
exclusively their own.
In front of the desk was a stand presided
over by two most accomplished ladies,
Madame II. and S., whose table exhibited a
taste and patriotism Qbe American flag sur
mounting towers of deicacies) worthy of all
commentator. Everything was arranged
in excellent taste-how could it be other
wise. At the north end of the court
room leading from the barto the Sheriff S
Office, is a flight Of stairs; down these stairs
in our pursuit of useful information we went,
there we found our old friend Richard War
rick, now alas e.r o6fcio, preparing to leave
for visit TO the Atlantic States; whittier
came many of his friends and took a long
farwell without sugar-we did not, however,
observe that the hliarity of the evening was
in any way saddened by these leave-takngs.
The Auburn Brass Band was there "blowing
martial music on sonorous metal music all
the WHILE"
The proceeds of the festival, which amounts
to $3.50 75, are to be appropriated to the
payment of the debt Of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church of this place.
The Placer herald., 1859-06-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SUMMONS.

SUMMONS.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF PLACER.
Before D: G. Perry, Justice Of the Pence N.
ship No. Q, Placer county, May 2sth. Ists ,ssu
The PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALrroRv,:'
THOMAS LIVINGSTON. GREETING. TO-
VOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONEn -.
Il appear before me, the UNDERSIGNED oIe I'D
Of the Peace, at my Office, in Stewart Flat 'TTscs
ship No. 9. Placer county, on the 2Stb a." aUwn.
June, A. D. 1859, at one O'Clock, P. n. to uI Of
the complaint of VIM. o. &. Lowry. WIN answer h"
action to recover the sum of Seventy n"1,
and fifty cents on account; at which time
will take judgment against you for the ,.;S %,u'H
with costs and damages if you fail to arpes, 'pn"
u. u. PERRY, J. P.
June 4th, 1859.-2w "' u
The Placer herald., 1859-06-04
The War in Mexico.

A correspondent Of the Bulletin writing
from Mexico, after speaking of the battle Of
April, 3D. says
The assassinations Of the night of the l lth
have been followed by many others snce
and it is said by those who ought to know,
that over 1000 persons have already perish
ed by the fury of the Priests of Mexico. AS
yet, the Clergy official Journal has not given
list of its victims. They are already sick
ening at the reflection that day of retribu-
ton must come when their hypocritical ia
ces and polluted robes will not save them
from the fires they have kindled with their
own Infamous hands. The monster, Dazaly
Arquelies Juan, has tried to pursuade the
public that he was not the butcher of the
night of the llth. In card to the public,
he says he did not execute the prisoners,
but gave orders for their burial" The tes.
timony of others will be called for.
Several of the assassinated were Ameri-
cans.
Court OF Sessions.
On Tuesday last in the case of the People W..
j. W. Ricks-the defendant was fined $500.
The People VS.. George eSavier-Gambling. deal
ing monte, sentenced to six months in States
Prison.
AS we go to press the case of the People vs..
Mott is on trial.
The Placer herald., 1859-06-04

FIGur DOG FIGHT BEAR.-The Sacramento
Register and Placer Press are indulging in a
small set.to. The question seems to be-,
which is the most unIrincipled in politics:
or which editor is the greater fool. Double
your bets gentlemen, YOU can't lose.
The Placer herald., 1859-06-04
CIGARS, A..
Received per Steam m er GOlde"

GUTIERES NAPOLEON--the me- n.
I'm the California marke" vel
LAHORE SEVILLANO--.a C.s
known for its fine nHvoi' new,
LAHORE BALIDAT--sOmeth
la PERFECCION DEL TOBACCO.
LAHORE DIX FRACANTE.
Also many ether fine brands Of cigar. store o.
At the Young America rTiGnaSCO.
B. GOQpKlsp"N
Auburn, May 2lst, 1859
The Placer herald., 1859-06-04

Marcus Kimball-.he Tax Collector, has
appointed Geo. Martin, Thos. NJ. Nosler, A.
J. Duvall, James D. Cartwright and J. L..
Brown as his deputies.
The Placer herald., 1859-06-04

EASTERN PAPERs.-We are indebted TO
to friend Morrsll for eastern papers brought
by the steamer Sonora, just arrived.
The Placer herald., 1859-06-04

NOTICE.
YNHE Co-Partnership heretofore e,;.,;,.
Il tween us, under the name and t,.s .t,,.s s. o..
!. Leet & Co., is this day dissolved IN hs
tuai consent All accounts Of the firm v;i% ~
settled by S. T. Leet. ST Ell Mlk \
Michigan Bluff, June 1st, 1859. 'AA'.
NOTICE.-Henceforth will conduct
Merchandise Business at the old stand Se"enl
June 4th. 1859.-Im 'nl'
The Placer herald., 1859-06-04

FoREIaN MINERS LICENSE TAx.-During
the two years Mr.. Charles King has been
Collector of Foreign Miners License Tax in
this county, he has sold 20,007 receipts,
being equal to $sO,o2s. OF this sum up
wards of $780, 200 was collected by W. w.
Stewart, in the lower part Of the county,
and the balance by Messrs. Harnlin e. Nc
Cormick on the upper portion.
The Placer herald., 1859-06-04
+. TILLMAN
% Battery street, San Fr.pc,...

COLE Agent for HILTON x MCFARLAND
- FIRE AND BURGLAR PROoF SAFES, with stool
Vaults and Combination Locks. Our lock i, =,
constructed the owner can change his combiua.
ton to any letter he may choose 1t REQUIRES M
key to open the safe; only number the letter,
which is simple and easy to understand, TIN,
Safes are impenetrablc to drill or chisel, and A.,
endorsed by hundreds of our Merchants and Ran.
kers, and also by our Government and that d
England. who being convinced of their sccuri,y
have lately sent us orders for their supply.
Those who are in want Of n Reliable Sof
please call and examine ours before purchoSuc
elsewhere.
June 4th 1s59.-6m
The Placer herald., 1859-06-04
MARRIED.

At Todd's Valley, on the 30tb of w..
residence of Bum, by the Rev. ] w psy py at TIE
JOHN M. MINER, to Miss ELIZA II. Nam A.. .As' NJ.
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TogAeco roR BoYs.-A strong wri-

AoEAGSo FOR Dofs.--h stIoIS WIZ
Ter administers a wholesome dose
to the boy chewers and smokers, as
surfing them that tobacco has spoiled
and uttrely ruined thousands Of boys
inducing dangerous precocity, devel-
oping the passions, softening and weak
ening tie bones, and greatly iniuring
the spinal marrow, the brain, and the
whole nervous fluid. A boy who early
and frequently smokes, Or in any way
uses large quantities of tobacco, never
is knowa to make man Of much en-
ergy of character, and generally lacks
physical and muscular as well as men
tai energy. Would particularly warn
boys who want to be anybody in the
world, to shun tobacco as most bane.
ful poison.
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SAFE OF 16h SECTION.

n accordance with an rider I2sag-
IL of the Auditor of Public tsEs;SR
Accounts, of this State, I will No
sell at public auction before 49,
the Court house door in the town OF
Bellevue, La, between the hours Of
Eleven o'clock in the forenoon and
four in the Afternoon, on MONDAY the
18th day of September next, that por-
ton of the sixteenth section of town
ship twenty-one (219 of range twelve
fl2) of the North West land district
Of louisiana, that now remains unsold
Terms of Sale--The land viii be
sold in parcels of nos less than forty,
nor more than one hundred and sixty
acres. One tenth part of the purchas.
ers money it to be paid in cash, and
the remainder in nine equal annual in.
stallments, bearing interest from date
of sale at the rate of eight per CEN
per annum. interest payable annually
The purchaser is to give his notes fol-
the installments with good persona
security together with special mort
gage on the land bought to secure tht
payment thereof. No bid less thar
the appraisement viii be cried.
BENJAMIN F. FORT. D
Parish Treasurer
August 18th. 1859. n8tds6ts
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TO BUILDERS.

Tyhe contract to bniIdthe BELLE
n HUE ACADEMY viii be LEI
10 the lowest bidder 5etween the hours
Of eleven O'Clock IN the forenoof, and
Jour in the afternoon Of MONDAY,
The 22nd day Of August next, before
the court house door 10 the town o.
Bellevue.
Persons desiring, can see fail speciii-
cations oi the size and quality Of the
building, together with all the require !
menfs TO be made Of The contractor. and
also the subscription lists out Of which
the contractor is TO be paid, BY calling
on B. F. Fort, 10 Bellevue.
JAMES NJ. JONES,
BENZ AMIN r. FORT,
A. H. HOLLlNS WORTH,
n5~4is Buiidine Commit.
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SUNDAY READING.

KEEp1aeTnE sEBnArH.-Philosophy
and experiment teach the necessity Ct
keeping the Sabbath day. 1t is neces :
sary to the best condition of man. 1t
promostes longevity and pecuniary IN
terest. BY resting from ordinary la
Dor one day in seven, the body re-
covers its tone, and is able to work the
next six days with greater effect and
with comfort while the mind, after
the Sundays relaxation, secs more
clearly the relations of business in
vestigates more thoroughly. The mus
Giles of the horse demand weekly in
tervals of rest, as well as those of a
man. The OK can do more work by
having the weekly rest.
At recent meeting Of gentlemen
associated TO promote the Sabbath OBJ
servance, Mr.. Dodge said that on a late
visit to England, he found, in Stafford.
shire, six furnaces which were mol
worked on Sunday, and which had
made more iron than any other in
England. By having the Sabbath rest
those working these furnaces could
work to better purpose.
Those who, to secure more gain,
work their animals or their machinery,
realize, in the course of of their bust
ness, much more loss than gain This
is the testimony of such as have OBJ
served and experimental with refer.
ence to this question. The philosophy
of the Sabbath can not be questioned
1t is as sure as its healthful religion.
influence. The Sabbath is needed &c
restore the equilibrium disturbed b.
six days care and toll, as night comes
to compensate the wear and derange-
mont caused by labors of the day
The Sabbath is a blessing to man
Praise to him who instituted the
1.-The Sabbath.