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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-02-12
PottaWaftanalo Ceuns~ -
80 5ts yoI SALE u -
HORACE EVERETT

- o9 1OW
g xqsEqr 70. 70, $40 scree. 49,.
De Sprinser's farm, miles North n ,..ai Il.
Sk qrS ar 2, Is. 30 scfss. % 49,.
-oo.som lznd miles above Judge Bry,ps.s - esA
HkEETa q, 4l.-so .crss. x timber. a. =.
NEqrs, n, lo-is0 scres, Silver ers., -.
containing shout % acres Of timber, On ths ~
tsrbury's, In Shelby county. -" :, Nsa Vi.
81 NV gu NJ qrN " ar; sHswm
swEa 10 100 seres. Nishnabosany r ss w
tom land; on the Stage route east, ma yaS ~
Grove, joining Siocum's and judge J.ssa d
the SOUTH and Mr. Plies and YIesbsr's - ~ AfAsa
There IL no better body Of land in Wes,s,s eas
WIS., with plenty Of timber and numerous sas,s As
neAs. aeAfrs
Aiso, > " ar N " ar; and qrswor
timer. - Sihnes
81 swq Or 10, and ar s Eqrs, n. as
near Cutznser's Mil; abou. 10 sores tins.. :, n
tract; mile nSrth Of the new State sosd q u
qr and " Or =, IS, $3.50 acres. hs, s.
on the NishnAbottaBy River, miIes below " ~
ana the same distance above lola, and sa,a,s.es
Nwqrs ar "a; VIZ 5 Or; and n Es,s
xH ar ~; M N v Or; Eh NWa,: sTrsHYH;
and W or 2 or %, n, 4s-4e0 acres ON p,nsrNsg
soom. %,nss above Reels mill and IL mss s.s
hof Eh 10; M and wqrSEam.
acres Missouri River bottom land, mile, 49, ~
Gil Bluffs. e' ZION Goa
" - ~ ~ VI Au1 . D., M
$500 acres. bottom, slope and upland n,.,. M
Pigeon, 70 miles Of Council Bluffs sh.n' =, ksa
Of timber This very nne tract for ,srs. sss
Of n " ar " Or; and W IN " or Il IN.
car ~ TO- 1900 acres. bottom land, al. .ss
EhsWqr WI SEqr, and W pgzo,~
200 acres. bottom land, on Little Silver $3.50
Of L. J. Chiids. "S saz
E1 Sc or rs; ar and wxsga,
acres, bottom land On Silver Creek, nile. a-sS
Childs. 7aL
En- s W ar; and W., s Z Or -. IS, lI-,s
yer creek bottom land, mile south Of brs,. ~
State road. asss 1ks
S Or n Or IS, IS, $40 acres, mil, -,
Places and yenner's farms fS rs
81 Z ar 20; and S W ar n wqr a3,Tx
prairie, south side Lewin's Grove, one mis,sss
town. xr-
81 Y or, and Or 10; Nwo,uxsr
~, $3.50 acres On Nishna BOTANY at Lev,s,.eNn,
100 acres Of timber, balance bottom prair,s ~
adjoining Mr. True's and Mr. wrigbt's farm. %aa
~ SW or; EqrSW gr; and sHgvw
10. 4i-l3S SO acres, on KeS creek y mil. =, pA
mill. and Il mile above Mr. Mnturn's farm ,nt M1
from Council BlGhs. Also, single tina q.
ANN a
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-02-12


fy A Democratic orator in the House of
Representatives ut Washington, in a blood
and thunder speech said, call the old Fedcr-
alists are modern Black Republicans."-
How the ears of old President Buchanan
and Chief Justice fancy tinged, and how
their wrath ragged at this grave charge,
er, we can imagine, though the papers fail
to give particulars.
~ A man from the country, whose
wife had eloped and carried of the feather
bed, was in search of them; not that he
cared anything about the wife, shut the
feathers" said he, 'them's worth forty
eight cents pound.
- A dandy who had "splendid" mus
tache, being asked at n party to favor the
ladies with a song, replied that he "reaiIy
-aw-couldn't recolect the tune" 4
beauty who was near exclaimed, "Oh, dear,
how can that be when the hair AIRY is hang
ing on your very lipn' She has since been
married to him served her right for her
Ilnpudence.
e Why are the horses in cold weather
ike mcddesome gossips?
Because they are the bearers of idle tails.
-" There is a lady SO aristocratic that
she refuses to take newspaper because it
is made of rags.
"IIe is n very unfortunate man,"
said DR.. Spooner, speaking Of gentleman
whose ill-luck is proverbial, sand | really
believe if he should fall ON his back that he
would break his nose.''
cpd have you to know, Mrs. Stoker,
that my uncle was banister of the law"
"A fig for your bansterr' retorted Mrs.
Gumley, turning up her nose; "havu't |
cousin as is a corridor in the navy"
CO" Questions for Debating Societies.
II the traveller who took the course of hu-
man events has ever been heard Of since.
c. If brass will make candle stick,
what will make one let loose?
CO" If the hallow Of a log can be heard?
~s~s
CT If tin will make u can, what will
make q can't.
G. y" II twelve inches make one foot, how
many Will make leg
y" If five and q half yards make one
pole, how many will it take to make one
log?
ey DO potatoes ever wear out, as We
often bear Of potato patches?
Cy~ If pig pens will Do to write with
CO Will the Cape of good Hope fit
lady?
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-02-12
SHARP, SHARPER, sHARPEsT

They have sharp set of fellows in Kan
sas City. We heard good story of trick
played by ono of the residents of that city
q short time since. A lean, lank, sallow-
faced individual rode mule into Kansas
City and wanted to sell him. A genius,
standing by, offered to sell him for five dol
lars. The offer was taken and the mule dis
posed of; the auctioneer warranting a good
title. The purchaser had scarcely got the
mule home, when Shawnee Indian came
into the city in search Of a mule that had
been stolen from him. The auctioaeer was
on hand again, and offered to show the
Shawnee where the mule was if he would
plank down a V. The Indian paid, and the
auctioneer, after pointing out the mule.
went to the new purchaser, and told him
how the case stood, at the same time offer
ing to run the mule across the river for ten
dollars. The bargain was struck, the auc-
tionecr mounted the mule, and that is the
last that has been seen of the auctioneer or
Journal, Sh.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-06
II4tsU,

In Iewisl urz. .7th u't., HELEN r daughter Of nr.
Thos H. and Elizabeth u. Wilson. aged year, months
and 10 day.
In New Berlin. u inst. HENRY VI. MoWkER. aged
about - years. On the day. near New BeI,in,
child ofIi-nry VI 2laIse. gel about Arars.
In M'AI-teryl4e. Iuniata county. On the 18th nit,
sftrr ) lrutrtr-eI un'--. Ms AN SELLERS. mother
ci Hon james >rilsr-, IN the s2i ycs- Of her age.
pn SBtluts, last. ia C.ntsc toHnshp. s0n of Aera
ham EGd sarah altsf tLC tAlrJ year Of Eeg sse,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-06

Cause OF ruE Omar PHosPEaIrT oF THE
luoN CIrv CoLLEGE.-OWiug 10 The thorough
and comprehensive course oi Instruction pur-
su-i In the Iron Cliv College, under teachers
VINO by their experience and scholarship,
enjoy the favor @! many ul the most dI>tlH-
guISaet scholars IN the country, lis present
number of Students IS fully ten times that of
any uiner Commercial College in Pittsburgh,
aui is nov The au>t popular and successful
Commercial School ia jh United States.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-06

Lycomipg County Court.-in the case
of Commonwealth VS.. \. UgdegratT, for
libel upoa Clinton Lloyd, the jury, after
an a s-uce Of about forty hours, returned
that they were unable to agrev, and were
discharged.
MUNCY, May ., II 7. M.-Tha Balti-
more train from Wi.lilmsport, tonight,
ran over woman near the water tank,
killing her almost Instantly. We did not
learn Lcr name. She was intoxicated.
Battalion Training in Middleburg on
tic 18Th Of Mny.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-06
Cbamber!in l}ro.'s Caro-.
> ave have tested the mer

; 1--WE have tested the merits ofa
cash business, entire satisfaction, and fully
determined not to deyats from H. Our stock Is now
larger, and more complete than ever, aud pre-
pared furnish strons With everything line
business the lowest prices for Cash. in exchange
Tor Wheat Rye Corn, Oats CloverseeI. Barley Timohy
seed, Flax Seed Potatoes Bacon, Butter, Lard, Egg,
TallOr, soap, &c.
We also pay cash for all kinds Of Produce.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-06
Meat Market. VI

arrangements FIR tie Year.
JACOB &. BROWN. having supplied the
- Lewi>burg Market for the pastsix months.
has made the following arrangements for the
coming year:
The hest Of Beef, Mutton. Veal and Pork
can be- had On Wejue>ia and Saturday NOR
n.us> ut each week. al the Market House. on
Market street. between SChatte'S and " olfe's,
LewIsbarg, Pa.
H. motto j. Quick Sales for Cash, and
Sna. PruhrS.' Examine his meat.
Ap.i5.'59 l. \. STEINER. Agent.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-06

II you have any sore or painful disease,
purchase a bottle Of DU WALLIS GALNAN-
IL OIL. 1t Will give you relief IN a few
minutes. Two bolheS will cure the worst
case of Piles, and tbrea bottles will cure five
eases ou, of seven Of Eheumatsm.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-06

ll- From all parts Of Union eounty,we
have the most cheering news respecting
the prospects for Wheat, Grain and Fruit,
Considerable Corn has been planted, and
this week has been thus flr very favorable
for stirring the earth. The adjoining
counties also look promising for fue crops.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-06
VNON COUNTY STAR & LEWISBURG CHRONlCLE-MAY g. 1859

HaIIaw,I'- Ui,1rENT AND PI,Is-eEArD EtFFiED.-Ihe
water nIarAei inscription, "Hol!o~sv, New York and
Lnud wbeh appears on every letf o The bonNs
Of directions VuNeluIinZ these prcpardcns,N perfect
saf.uari against fraud II the words aye visible on
holn. the paper against the light, the article may DE-
Tr.i,l On "a genuine The ointment differs from every
othrr external application In existence inasno'h as II
he irritating principle IN the fluids and the
re-A, and puts out tie IRE Of INFLAMMATION az t'
heart instead Of driving in the exterior symptoms The
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-06
SpRING---ISJ9!
lust received u large assortment Of
FANCY DRESS GOODS,

such as
DcDaincs. ChallicS, Bcrcgcs, Crosse
yer MohairS, Berece AngelaiS. Six Fou.ard,
Saun ChaIlIeS, s-nartines, 81 white and
back Berege. Berege Robes and Organ
dies. very handsome French BriliantS prIn-
ted, PeIcals-aiSo a great variety Of square
and round cornered STELLA SHAW LS,
varying IN price from $3.50 10 $li. Brache
borders. black lace, pointed and square
SHhWLS. lace Nantes. black silk Neung,
blac,, Gemi Wells. real Maltese Collars, very
pretty >eit of Collars and Sleeves from ):
10 -. Cambria Edging. Lace SkIrIing,
French Dmlty, DimIty Bands. Handker-
chiefs from st cts. TO 81 each, embroidered
MittS from so cts. 10 - per pair. besides
great variety of Fancy and Staple
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
QueenSWare, sc. sc. &C.,
all Of which will be sold very cheap. Call
and see.
BEAVER. kREMER & M'CLuRE.
Lewisburg, April 20, 1909.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-06

Iay-At the last meeting Of the Lewis
burg Council, the Supervisor was directed
to repair the damage to streets from lay
ing gas pipes, unless the Company Do it
within ten days-to repair bridge on the
Race at tan-yarl-aud to pave Cherry
alley from Water street TO the River as
soon as materials can be obtained.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-06
no Grindstones, Groceries, or Monkey
Goats,

DUT hundreds of Hats and Caps Of the
ID latest styles, a Ilt,le cheaper than can be
found elsewhere. Call ant see them at
GtLs1a's lint WIaViIctgry, LerisJwy, I%
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-06

= p0Cket Rocks and0lher articles
Z, ~ sof that KIND On hand or to order bv the
.----- Lewlshurg BookbIuder, Oh: SIAHL
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-06
" AFTER CRACKERS.

NE get a monthly supply, fresh
w from the Bakery, @, the ie-t laauty hsrI
mslr CElrkcr-. CuANBEELIN EI.u =
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-06

Eg-The Jersey Shore Ie}e'te styles our
statement of a reward Of 500 offered for
the detection Of the incendiary at their
late fire, "news." We forget where We
derived our information, but suppose it to
have been erroneous from the NeLe;te's
reference.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-06

or-rn,., ..,l s,,...,,. 81, D.,...,.v.r'.-
Dry Gnol- .y. T..
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- .,. I..l 10 ,-.,.-..-. - ....,.
u;,h ,,...i..,....fT..c .cr'.-, .,,.3.,,t.
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-. - LIE 1-'-1--l-'o'
''e i'-' .''' DAN '@'' 1ls'1y ]--
c'l''' s-''' o'' U'''ll|u u y Per
Cent piy"0'e Oh 'He I-'A INST
Inc ho"''olfS BANK has declared
se'Al'aonul' d '.''i5Ai 0l per cent, pay
ao.e '15 '',' 'i'>''
.sm,.anno.l dividend ,fal ,,r c,r,
1on wednesday -lsf, DAVID EEhER
was e.ec,si CASHIER OF the h-".-'u'5
D'uN' an j. DROWN VI ''AI "HLIN' ie--
l-r-o''n, long anu l1'.r'O-y An'"A as
anu = Az Il ''' '"1 '''''
SUDDEN DLArH.-Ne Ie4In By the
f'ss that the "iie 's CHRISTIAN "e4F; 'I
West bu1At'e' un'on C'' aiIa very SUI
denly On sunday evening last H'r age
was about ~ years, che hA1 "4'Aed 10
N'iii.uyarg to church. during the day. ana
.il,,,,;.n.'s'eI.-J-,.L clo nm.
n;nr ,f,or c,o.. .,d ,,oi3en,sIry fell
rn-7,;n,, 80 rrr;.t o,,..3 ,rc blood
;, a,u r,,;lI, ara t.f.ro ,,o.,;.,l .i3
could be sg..iane1 She was c,rn.s,
N,-.,n,r p.u1 - ,p.L
I,.o oof,t, ~ ',Ir,r;,., ana rhaoIo,:..I n,
Observation-Disclosures
-, -, a.o n,;,-;o,,..-,. g -,
d pI ,,
fed.
Rev. Ashbal Green Simonton, Of tie
@. s Presbyterian church, is abgu, to
rr5ceed A. Missionary TO Brazil.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-06

@OGr columns are 80 crowded that
- are again obliged to omit the Jury and
-'-AI List. They vii! be Published, gam,
seI. week.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-06

MISSIONARIES .-Rev. J. Q. A Robrer,
late of the Collegiate and Theological De-
par,msnts Of the University at Lewisburg,
has been accepted as 4 missionary Of tie
Sou. BaP. Beard, designed for foreign
fed.
Rev. Ashbal Green Simonton, Of tie
Q. :. Presbyterian church, IS about to
proceed as Missionary to Brazil.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-06
Citizens Look to your Interests.

g. JUST received. large supply Of
sAA~ Doors AND SaoEs al the following
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-05-06

FISH-FISH-FISH.
J0O BBLS. Fresh Mackercl. in as
L Wv sorted InrLsr.s. No. !. -arI g. The Iua i-y
l. uuu.uail, la, ibis ses-ru Al-o -LaI. Hrrrir. and
Co,G-h t,r 80 .e ~ CI.NEERLIN BROS.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-07-30
Sper1nAatOrrllma

~ local weakness, nervous debility, low s,,...
" lassitude, weakness Of the limbs ons spirits
indisposition and incapablity for labor onS pack
dullness of apprehension, loss of memo su study
sion of society, love of solitude, timiS;;,, aver
dstrust, dizziness, headache, invountarv SELF
ges, pains in the side, affections of the sv a.snat
Piles on the face, sexual or other in6rmo.;' pm
man, are cured by the justly celebrated nSNs;. in
and surgeon. L. J. Czapkay. His method y ~
ing diseases is new unknown to others " CUT.
hence the great success. All consultatioDa, ald
letter or otherwise, free. Address, L. I ny By
KAY, M. D., San Francisco California. 0~Af
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF mr.,
l. AGE!-Great Blessing to Mankind!- aht
but Potent!--DR. l.. j. CzAPKAY's PronbnI.sein i'
cum (self dsinfecting agent,) sure nrersn
against G0nOrrhea and Syphiltic disease n'Ve
an unsurpassed remedy for all venereal 60. sad
lOus, gangrenous and cancerous ulcers fst;a ~
charges from vagina, uterus and uretbra anS ulS
cutaneous ernptons and diseases. As ;n uS VI
ton is sure preventive against small nov '.u's
DR.. l.. j. Czapkay's prOphylactcum a prevon ~
against syphiitic and gonorrhGal diseases. H.s.s
less in ITSELF, it possesses the power Of cho,'i
caly destroying the syphlitic virus and tha,aar
saving thousands of debauchees from beno ;ssa'
ted by the most loathsOme of all diseases '" ~.
no young man who appreciates health be wh ns
DR.. Czapkay's Prophylacticum. It is in uvs1
convenient packages, and will be found convsa|
ent for use, being used as a soap. Prica ~
For sale at l.. J. Czapkays Private Medicsi %. 20
Surgical Institute, Sacramento street below Many aau
gomery, opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany's Office, San Francisco. 0O~
All letters must be addressed to l.. J. Cz,pv,u
NJ. d., San Francisco. I'm NJ
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-07-30
The Power of EloQuence.

Ralph Stackpole was one day arraigned
before county Court in Kentucky, on
charge of horse-ssealing, and matters went
hard against him, and the proof of his guilt
in this one particular instance, being both
strong and manifold, many an angry and
and Implying eye fell upon the poor fellow
when his counsel rose to attempt defense,
which he did in the following terms:
.'Gentlemen of the jury" said the man of
the law, "here is man, old Captain Ralph
Stackpole, indicted before you on a charge
of stealing horse, and the affair is purity
we'll proved on him."
Here there was murmur heard through
out the court, evincing much appreciation OF
the counsel's frankness.
Gentlemen of the jury" continued the
orator, elevating his voice, "what have TO
sly is, that the man thar old Capt. Ralph
StackpOle, in the year seventeen seventy nine,
when this old State Of Kentucky, and par
ticular those parts adjacent to Bears Grass,
and to the mouth thereof where now stands
the town of Louisville, wur overrun with
velpin' Inun savages-did, | say, gentlemen,
meet two wild mum savages in the woods
on Bears Grass, and TUX their scalps single
handed "a feat, gentleman of the jury that
amt TO pc performed every day in Kentucky"
Here there was considerable tunult in the
court, and several persons commenced to
swear.
"Secondly, gentlemen of the jury" ex-
claimed the attorney with n still louder
voice, "what have to say secondly, gentle.
men of the jury is that this same identical
prisoner at the bar did, in the year seven
teen eightytwo, meet another savage in
the woods-a savage armed with rifle,
knife, and tomahawk-and him-what, do
you suppose, gentlemen, with gun, axe and
sraper in like manner? No, gentlemen of
the jury. with his fists, and, with voice
of thunder clicked him to death in the
natural way! Gentlemen of the jury, pass
upon the prisoner; guilty or not guilty"
The attorney resumed his seat; bis
argument was irresistible. The jurors star
ted up in the box, and reared out to a man:
"NoT GUILTYw
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-07-30

TIE Snow SpRIrE.-"A little distance west
Of Sierra Valley, there is a very high noun
tain, from which strange and sublime spec,
tacle is visible Of clear day in summer.
From behind chain Of snow covered hills.
thirty or forty miles north, a great sheet of
light rises up slowly, fingers few moments
and then drops suddenly behind the hills,
re-appearing at intervals of eight or ten
minutes. The phenomenon is to be seen
between ten and twelve o'clock in the morn
ing and only while the snow lies on the
mountain. 1t is not readily observable, and
we presume we should never have noticed it
had it not been pointed out bv closer OBJ
server of atmosphercal peculiarities. Our
speculative friend named it the Signal of the
Snow Spright,' and attempted philosophical
explanation which we entirely failed to com
prehend. After the eye becomes adapted
to the light glare of the snow, the signal is
quite apparent. rising and falling like great
belt Of northern light of which two giants
OF the mist had made winnowing sheet"
Mcdonald.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-07-30

'SLAvE CODE" IN TENNEssEE.-Mr. Snead
the opposition candidate for Congress in the
Memphis District, in Tennessee, has declared
himself in favor of slave code in the Ter.
rtories. The Democratic candidate, w. r.
Avery, is opposed to it. 1t is little remar-
kable that wherever there has been an ex-
preston in the South, the opposition is the
slave code party, whilst the Democracy re.
pudia,e it. And yet the hypocritical op-
position here persist in charging that the
Democratic party is committed 10 the meas.
ne. x2dZysc,Hs krE7ess.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-07-30
LOTTERIES.
WOOD, EDDY & CO.,
The LOCALIZED Lottery Operators OF the
UTnftad

The LOCALIZED Lottery Operators Of the
United States,
4 ND owners in the old and reliable grants
N from the State of Delaware and Georgia
late under the management of Gregory X MauE
and Sam. Swan IL Co., have made arrangemensso
Cash Prize Tickets,
In the city Of San Francisco. The capital pr
yes offered in the schemes of this responsible con-
Germ vary from $4,000 to $4,000, and thepr
ces for tickets are $40 for wholes; s. for halves
and $2t for quarters. the official drawings undef
the certificates of sworn commissioners Will De
published in several of the most prominent papers
of this State and file of the New York Herald
containing complete list of all the said draw
ings, may be found at the office of D. D. Gassnel,
No. SO Montgomery street, San francisco, over
Freeman & Co.'s Express.
Enclosures for orders in sums of $40 ana up
wards, may be made by Express, at the risk anu ssl
expense of Wood, Eddy Il Co.; and all orders lu'
Circulars or particulars concerning these Love.
ries, will be promptly responded to, by addressing
WOOD, EDDY & CO.,
San Francisco
Nav 2Stb 1S59.-3m
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-07-30
FREDERICKS & KREBS
T. M. JORDAN.

Selling of at Cost for Sixty Days.
To make room for Goods to arrive and now land
ing per clipper Andrew jackson.
10000 yards Ingram 3-ply 3rus-
sells and Velvet carpets;
$4,000 yards Floor Oil cloth;
5000 yards Table Oil cloth;
100000 Rolls Paper Hangings---
Satins 20 cents;
5000 Rolls Borders;
1000 Pair Window Shades;
10000 Feet Guilt Moulding;
Stair carpet:
Druggets; Sheepskins;
Rugs and Mats Of every descrip'n;
Dam ask: Lace s. Muslin curtains;
Pictures.
All kinds of PICTURE FRAMES made to
order.
The largest and best assortment of Steel Engra-
wings and Autographs in the State. All kinds
of Upholstery Goo S on hand. Upholstery Work
and Paper Hanging done at the lowest rates and
by the best workmen. In all cases liberal dis
count to the trade J. NJ. JORDAN.
Ill street, bet. 4th and 9Th.
April 30th 1859.-3m
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News of the State.

The Supervisors of Solano county, says
the s. F. National, have levied tax of 81
on each 800, for the purpose of paying a
portion of the debt of Benicia. The entire
debt amounts to something over, 100000.
Fifteen new fire proof stores are in pro-
gress of erection, on one street, in the town
Of San Jose.
The Santa Rosa Democrat notices anoth
er case of poisoning by matches. The vic
tim was a child of Mr.. Hitchcock. Its life
was saved by prompt medical attendance.
This is the third case of the kind we have
recorded within week. In one instance
the child died.
At Susun, on the 10th inst, two labor
ers, named Adam Cole and Albert Herring
bed Herring III the right temple, which will
probably prove fatal.
A New BULKHEAD BILL.-The San Fran
cisco Telegram learns that the draft of a
Bulkhead Bill is in the possession of some
of the members of the Board of Superv-
sors The intention is for the Board to APP
prove of Bulkhead Bill to be submitted
to the next Legislature.
The stock raisers of San Mateo county
propose TO hold cattle show there this
coming fall.
New barley is selling in Stockton at s
to Ia cents per pound.
ScURvEY-It is stated that this terrible
complaint has already made its appearance
amongst the prisoners at San Quentin, pro-
duced, as is alleged, by the use of unwhoIe-
some diet, among which decayed Goldfish fig
ures conspicuously. s. r. Call.