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The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-08-13
SUMMONS.

The PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
HORACE LOVELY AND ADRIAN BLOCH sr,
VOU are hereby summoned to appear Oe lSio
IL me, at my office on Dotan's Bar Io NSi iar
No. l, Placer county, on Saturday, the lV'n 'II
of September, A. d. 1859. at 10 o'clock A; ~! N md
answer to the complaint of George Nel isr "rt
Ephram Delang, whereby.they pray, lu gsIIsr;
against you for the sum of lightweight uU1 md
in an action for labor done in chopping "oJ Ea no.
burning coal, &C., and costs of suit; ana In anif
tice, if you fail to appear and answer p''
will take augment as aforesaid. ,nrua
Given under my hand, this Il 18th day OF nv w.
A. d. 1859. G.. l.. GRILLEi'
August 13th-3w j. 2. OF p N''
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PLACER AMnRIcAN.-This paper made ITS
first appearance last week. As its name de-
notes, it is an advocate of Known otlngsm'
1t njures the old members of the party 10
retain the former organization, by the poor
est of arguments. We shall not fail 10 pay
some attention to he "American,' and Tue
peculiar party of which it is the organ.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-08-13

AMERICAN VOLUNTEERS FOR MExICo.-It
is stated upon evidence considered reliable
that the Juarez, or Liberal Government. in
Mexico, has consented to the employment of
5000 American volunteers against Miramnon.
There are to be six regiments of 500 men
each, the whole to be under the command Of
of an American officer who DISTINGUISHED
himself in the war with Mexico.
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Bob O'LlNK is ABOUT TO Swoop.-bo
Marysvile anti-Democratic Democrat NM
poses to pit the little De Long against T..
than. We can think of no combna,o,
less hyperbolicaF, than that of pollvwor
rushing, tail up and head down, at hinn9s
potamus. Imagine the editor of the Den p
crat, with an infnitesimal manikin, lust sons,
ed in glue pot, which holding by the rip6t
coat tail, be sticks out at Latham. Hair
erect and stiff, fingers spread wide apart
eyebrows arched with white territories If
optical chalk visible, and shreaked with
bIood-or imagine an exceedingly "run,v"
little fellow in cornmuncation with A
gavanic trough, or mouse under rs
ceiver, and you will have formed some iIe,
of little De Long, after encounterine La.
than. Yreka Union.
The descriptive faculty is strong in the
editorial developments of the Yreka Union
The writer Of the above paragraph, evidently
knows little de long to dot, and has taken
him off to the life. Latham, and de Iona
-mastodon, and pismirel--wbale, and min
now! eagle and tomtt!-boa constrictor
and earth worm.-- oak, and burush!-any
direct, palpable, and startling contrast, mar
shadow forth the difference between the
talented and intellectual Latham, and the
dolt and simpleton, De Long.
S. z. National
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LIE The concourse of people that met
at Sacramento on Thursday evening, was the
largest ever known in that city. Mr.. Latham
showed up Broderick's hypocrisy in strong
light. Mr.. Is. defence of himself was en-
tirel satisfactory TO his friends.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-08-13

The BALL is RoLLING.-Our county can
vass is commencing in earnest Appoint
ments have been made by the Democratic
candidates for political speaking in both ends
of the county for all of next week, and other
appointments will soon be made for the week
following. Besides our Legislative candi-
dates, 1t. Gov. Walkup, Senator Anderson,
and Mr. Stafford will take the field, and as in
former campaigns, do good service in the
cause.
Our candidates will be sure to make
friends wherever they 60, among the people
who will roll up a rousiug vote for them
upon election day.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-08-13

CALIFORNIA CENTRAL RAILRoAD.-The
work on this road, between the Half Way
House and the Auburn Ravne is to be push
ed ahead vigorously. There will soon be
one hundred and fifty laborers at work. 1t
is expected that all of the grading, between
the two points, will be finished by the LIST
of January. The Company have on hand
some six hundred tons of railroad iron, and
fifteen hundred tons more on the way, which
will arrive in October-in all sufficient to
lay twenty five miles Of track.
The road from Folsom to the Auburn Ra-
vine runs almost entirely in Placer County,
and when opened will prove an incacu'able
source Of prosperity TO the farming region
through which it passes.
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REPUBLICAN NoMINATIoNs.-The Repub-
licans met at Auburn, on Saturday, the 9th
inst, and put in nomination the following
Legislative ticket: For Senator, G. j. Hill
lyer, of Auburn; for Assemblymen, S. R..
Bradley, of Secret Ravne; George Aldrich,
Ct Orc City; John Yule, of Michigan Bluff;
and - Hartman, Of Dutch Flat.
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LARGE NUGcET.-On last Monday, a lump
Of pure gold, worth $72o, was taken out of
the claim of O'Farrell q Co, at Derby Flat,
on Rock Creek, four miles distant from Au-
burn. We have heretofore chronicled the
finding of several large Jumps from the mines
of the same vicinity. 1t is believed there are
more Of the kind left.
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The Golden Key Again-Letter from Mr.
Beard.

The sore-headed opposition seem deter
mined not to be satisfied in reference to the
Latham Supreme Court affair. The letter
Of Judge Heydenfeldt, and the affidavit of
Mr.. Beard ought to have been sufficient for
reasonable beings, but they having expressed
dissatisfaction with Mr.. Boards statement,
as not being full and to the point, that gen
teman has come out in the following card
in the Sacramento Standard, that should
remove all doubts upon the subject. We
do not know hat it will satisfy The sore heads,
as they appear to have started in with the
determination Of believing the SANDER, and
have no wish to be convinced to the contrary:
CoMMUNTcATED.
Inasmuch as my affidavit (read by Mr..
Latham at Nevada) has occasioned criticism
as to its wording, the point being raised
that technically the CLERK of Supreme
Court was not u member thereof | have to
rei;erale most explicitly that Mr. Latham
neper did approach me-directy or Indirect
YIN my official capacity, or as a man III
any way improperly, with regard to the Su-
preme Court or any Of its decisions. The
ONLY source $50 far as know or beieve) of
the charges against him being the fact that
to prevent the loss of the property in litga-
ton by the cendestine sailing Of the Steam,
ship underwater" thereby defrauding his
client, as catned by him, he requested me
to hand the Record to the Judges and have
them decide it as early as possible and to
send HMM the event of his being in San
Francisco-the earliest information of tie
decision Of the Court after its being flied IN
my Office For my trouble in communics-
ting this Information he desired to remuner
ate memo sum being mentioned. Similar
requests were made to me by many of the
most prominent practitioners in the Supreme
Court while was Clerk of the said Court.
and their requests were always cheerfuIly
complied with and have never been regarded
as improper. Respectfully,
(signed) j. r. BEARD.
Sacramento, August TO- 1859
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RAILROAD SURvEYs.-The Directors of the
Sacramento, Placer and Nevada Railroad
have obtained the services of NJ. L. Stangroom,
Esq, an experienced Civil Engineer, who
will in few days take the field with an en-,
gineer corps to run preliminary surveys be-
tween Auburn and Folsom, and Auburn and
the California Central Railroad
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@- Broderick spoke in Sacramento on
Monday evening. His talk was confined
exclusively to.Ithe Senatorial election ques-
ton. His effort disappointed his friends,
who did expect something. The Union, a
paper devoted to Broderick, humbly ac-
knowledges that the Senator did not come
up to its expectations The Senator, as a
great or good man, or public speaker, is a
miserable failure-a fzzle.
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SOUND on ONE PoINr.-Col. Baker, a
dark Republican candidate for Congress, is
correct on one point at least--he expects to
be wofully beaten. In his Pealuma speech
he said Il am candidate for Congress ex-
pecting to be beaten. Laughter. know
very well that the Administration is two
strong for both of us-the Ants and Repub-
licans; and do not sec very we'll how it is
to be helped"
The Col may res, assured there is no help
f,r il.
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re- The Court of Sessions met on Mon
day. A venire for Grand Jurors was issued
yeturnable on Monday August lttl
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Horace Greeley IN Auburn.

at Auburn on last Saturday, 10 listen 10 tneir
great chief, Greeley, and to put in nomina-
ton County Ticket. Mr.. Greeley arrived
from Grass Valley about noon, and at 2
o'clock took the stand in the dining hall of
the Empire Hotel. The large room was well
filled by an audience comprised of al! par
ties. There were also number OF ladies
present. The speaker was listened to respec
fully aud ate lively, while he was making
what is already known as an ultra Black
Republican speech. The same was published
in the Sacramento Union of Monday last,
and is a faithful record of the words of the
speaker. We recommend it for perusal to
men of al parties, as it may be taken as an
exposition of the doctrines of the Republi-
can party from one of their great leaders.
Mr.. Greeley certainly knows and has right
to declare what is the Republican creed, and
this speech will stand living record. A
good many Republicans in California, who
have been disposed to claim themselves as
populur sovereignty men, may vince at the
record but we rather guess they will have to
swallow it.
Mr. Greeley is not a speech maker. That
is evident. But he is an earnest talker-and
we think he could talk for hours.
MURpER.--Mr. Cole, the keeper of the
toll house on the Yankee Jims and Wiscon-
sin Hill Turnpike, was found in the toll
house on Sunday morning last, brutally muir
dered. There were twenty four knife wounds
upon the body. The perpetrators OF this
hellish deed had also robbed their victim of
all the money he had in his possession. 1t is
believed Mr.. Cole made stout resistance,
which is the cause Of the large number Of
wounds upon his body. There are no traces
vet Of the fends who committed the act.
The house, where the murder was com
mitted is midway between Yankee Jm's
and Wisconsin Hill, at the bottom Of Shirt
Tail Canon, lonesome station, and a long
distance from any other dwellings. The
location Of it at that poiat seems to have
been il-adviscd, rs its isolated position is
well CALCULATED to make it a temptation to
rogues to rob and murder the keepers.
BRoDERICK MEET1NG.-The Brods held a
meeting in this place on last Saturday night.
There were plenty OF people present, but few
sympathizers. Currey was sick, but Powell
was not, as a gaseous and lengthy effort
proved. Ftzsimmons, candidate for the
Senate, closed the performance. He was
not sick but tired-mi ght as we'll been the
first Told his audience that he intended
to be elected, which was no more believed
by the crowd than it was by himself. At
the close of the meeting, an enthusiastic ad
mirer of David proposed three cheers for the
ticket. Two others joined in cheers number
one and two, bat the "admirer" had to 90
the third one alone. The meeting then
dispersed.
The meeting established the fact that Bro
derrick has but slight foot hold in Auburn
Gsg- A channel is to be made through the
bar in front Of the town of Oakland, by
means Of dreging machine. The work is
to be commenced Immediately -the success
of the work viii have an importan: bearing
upon the prosperity Of Oakland. i.
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SENATOR ANDERSON will speak at Stewart
Flat, Rattlesnake and Gold Hill, at the dates
above named.
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Democratic State Ticket.

Democratic State Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR,
MILTON S. LATHAM,
or Sacramento.
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
J. G. DOWNEY,
OF Los Angeles.
For Congress,
JOHN G. BURCH, or TRINITY.
CHARLES L. SCOTT, OF ruoLUMNE.
For Supreme Judge,
w. w. COLE, OF AMADoR.
For Attorney General,
THOS. II. WILLIAMS, OF Ell DORADO.
For Clerk of the Supreme Court,
CHARLES S. FAIRFAX, OF YuBA.
For state Treasurer,
THOMAS FINDLEY, OF NEVADA.
For State Controller,
S, H. BROOKS, OF SAN JOAQUIN.
For SurVeyOr-Gcncral,
HORACE A. HIGLEY, OF ALAMEDA.
For superintendent OF PuDiIc lhstrucuoh'
A. }. MOULDER, OF SAN FRANCISCO.
For State Printer,
CHAS. 7. Bolts, OF SACRAMENTO
Election on Wednesday, Sept Y.
Democratic County Ticket.
For Senator,
SAMUEL T. LEFT, ....... OF MICHIGAN BLUFF.
For Assemblymen.
S. W. LONELL,..........0 OF CHRISTIAN VALLEY.
D. S. BEACH ................o OF RATTLEsNAKE.
]. S. MAKINS.. ........ OF IOWA HILL
J. W. HARVILLE, ...........oF ToDp's VALLEY.
Superintendent of Common schools.
S. S. GREENWOOD. $50. ....oF LONG VALLEY.
For Public Administrator.
NJ. p II. LOVE. ..................AUB uRN.
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DIED.

DIED.
In Auburn on Thursday August 18th, FRANZ
aged three years, and two months, youngest SOU
of Edwin G. Smita.
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BIRTHS.

In Auburn, on Friday, August 5th, the wlls"
VIM. E. MILLER, of daughter.
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GRAPEs.-Thanks are returned TO Mes
Sis B. Goodkind & Co., for box of fine
grapes-the first of the season. AT their
well known store, they keep for sale all the
fruits of the season; and they Of the best
Yarstie.
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Our AND IN.-George Dorsey, an indivi
dual whose unpopular opinions respecting
the rights of property has made him an oc-
cupant Of our county Jail for months, found
himself on the outside of the bars on Mon
day last, free man-having served out
second term in that popular institution. A
long incarceration seems to have no effect
upon George for the better, for Immediately
upon being freed be started upon a cruise of
adventure, and was not long in finding a
! Teutonic gentleman, who was overburdaned
with "lager' and $3.50 in cash The metallic
George considerably took possession Of, and
Immediately left town. Finding his way to
Murderer's Bar, he spent his money lavishy
for a time, in procuring spiritual consoa,
! ton; at the same time he was not unmind
full to lay up treasures for a ''rany day
and he therefore placed 1920 for safe keeping
with one man, and $50 more with Bob
Smith, who proved an unsafe trustee, as he
forthwith left Murderel's Bar and came to
Auburn for a "splurdge."
In the meantime the German made com
plant to the officers of the loss of bis mo-
ney, and Under-S Sheriff Stewart getting upon
Dorsey's trail, followed, and arrested him at
Murderer's Bar Hearing of the deinquen
cy of Smith in the matter, he afterwards ar
rested him in Auburn, and locked him ur
with bis friend George Thirty out of the
sixty dollars was recovered; also the 1920.
Dorsey is an incorrigble rascal. Stealing
is passion with him; for when at liberty
he is not content without appropriating The
property of some one else at the earliest op
portunity. The indulgence of these unpop
ular proclivities will give George free
ticket of admission at Point San Quentin
at an early day.
GRApEs.-Thanks are returned to Mes
Sis B. Goodkind & Co., for a box of fine
grapes-the first Of the season. AT theil
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The following were among the regular
toasts at the 4th of July celebration in Ches.
ter, South Carolina:
The Black Republican party Of the North
-Faithless alike to the country, the Consti.
tuition and their oaths.
The Union and the Constitution-0ne
and inseparable -united they stand divided
they fall.
"Patriotsm-A tling we read of and hear
spoken Of by our orators, but seldom to be
found in the politicians of the present day.
"Reopening of the African Slave trade
As undesirable it is nexpedient. Let not
the South be divided on so barren and hope
less an issue.
The Southern Commercial Convention
A misnomer-a perversion of terms. We
regard it as humbug and nuisance"
RELATIVE SpEED.-A great deal of uncer'
laintv has heretofore existed in regard to The
speed with which numerous offices have been
chasing Mr.. Curry, the embarrassing que''
ton was, chow fast was Mr. Curry com
PEELED to rum, A Sskiyou mathematical
has computed the CELEBRITY: his speed is COM
pued AS equal to that Of a little niger
with big dog after him.
Yreka Union
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sy- A channel is to be made through the
bar in front Of the town of Oakland, by
means Of dreging machine The work is
to be commenced immediatel y-the success
of the work viii have an important bearing
upon the prosperity Of Oakland
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Democratic Committee of Placer County
POLITICAL SPEAKING.

LIEUT.. GOV. WALKUP, SAMUEL T. LEFT,
N. MAKINS, candidate for the Assembly will
address the Democracy at the following times
and places:
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The Face Of the Man who owes
Usa Hat on 400 Majority Tor Las
Key in Wood County. ...
A DcnIocr.s,ic Tomrh-hoIc.


Sam Galloway, vt a Republican meeting st
Cincinnati, was showing that Push had Que
raised the banner of Free Kansas. that Cdss had
been in favor OF the Wlmot Proviso. that Gro.s
beck hsd opposed Slavery extension; hut thal
they now all went in for the Lccompton Consti.
tuition and Slavery, but yet were The same Dam.
ocrats. Galloway said -
They reminded HIM OF the fellows Revo,u.
l,opary, gun. A chap was in the habit of at
tending militia trainings with what he called
his Revolutionary gun. He was always b ssI-
ing about it. although The Revolution had
fought and blsd and died fifty years ago, One
day friend said to him that the stock of his gun
was new hs certainly didn't call that Revo-
lutionayY' mo he couldn't say the stock
We. Revolutionary, but tho barre WAS But,
said another. the barrel is new, too il can't
be Revolutionary" "Wall, said the chap,
IL wont say The barrel il Revolutionary nuthe
but III tell you what il is-the toach. Solr's Re-
yolutonsry anyhop." That wss precisely the
condition OF the Democratic party, They'd ali
swear they advocate the Revolutionary doctrine.
but not one OF them dare say their principles W ere
thos1 Jefferson promulgated. For my part, said
Mr.. G., IL am not prepared to swear that even
the Democratic touch hole 10 Democratic,'--
l6rsst LSughtsL
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Rnad YIew Nntice.

THE nonresident owners at land the south line
i OF sectinvs Z, : and ., and on the north line of
sections num6er l6, II and Is, in town north, IN
range O east; also the south line of sections
number Z, S, 9, 10. IL and ~ and the north line
OF sections number IL. Ia Is l6 IL and 49, in town
four north, range nine east will take notice that
viewers and a surveyor will meet at the house of
October, 1855. to view and survey proposed county
road commencing at the north aast corner Of section
lG. in town north, range 10 east (Liberty town
ship thenee west on section lines to the west line
o. Wood County, Ohio, and mating Al the north ]
of section is, town knorth. range east
JONATHAN SALISBURY, ct al, Petitioners.
Sept. a0--slwkSS
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During funeral in Roxbury. Mass, ON
the nth inst, fight occurred between the
friends OF tho widow aud the friends OF the dead
man, in which the cofin was knocked on the
ioor, aud broken, and the interference nf the
police was required to enable the corpse TO get
into the grave at oil.
AT Portsmouth, Ohio, a short time since.
a young lady was bitten by dog Hydrouho.
bia manifested itself on her, aud while coutined
by the disease. she Bit her sister. who was wait
lug on her, The sister was soon attacked by the
same disease, aud bit the her, All three
were alive at last accounts, but were all raving
mad, aud there was no prospect OF their recov- :
cry.
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sheria,s Sale.
Frank SteinbrecE w. ATnstu. rYo, i

Frank Steinbreck W. AgustuA lTo Ne,
DY virtue of a vendi execution to directed and
I'D delivered from the court of common pleas of
Wood CO., o., in the above will offer Tor sale
AZ the door OF the house in Perrysburg Wed.
nesday, November H. 1882. between the hours of u
o'clock N. aud O'Clock p. NJ OF said day. ths follow
ing described lands, TO wit The northeast quar- er
of the norta-west quarter OF see. No. tSentysix (s8
township No. three (S) Unted States Reserve at the
foot of the rapids of the Miami o, Lake Erie. ccn-
tanning eighty acres OF land, more or less, in Wood
CO., o.; the interest Of said defendant being tax
title, ,i.HHa ls.t &, w. NORTON
H. II. DoDeE, atty. herif.
October l3--23W5S2 so.
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sheria,s Sale.

The Belmont County Branch State Bank of Ohio
against William Clark, Elias Braman ct al. -r
DY virtue of an alias order of sale to me directed
ID and delivered in the above case from the Court
OF Common Pleas OF Wood County will offer for sale
at the door OF the Court House in Perrysburg. on
Saturday, November 5, 1859. r. ..a
between the hours of and A. NJ. of said day the
following real estate. the east halt of the south
east quarter aud the west half OF the south quar-
ter of section ~. thrty.three (33l OF township no
one N in the United States Reserve of ~ miles
square at the foot of the rapids of the Miami Of lake
Erie, in Wood County, Ohio.
CIV. NORTON, sheriff.
JAMES MURRAY, of counsel
October 9th lS59-22wj$3 90. ... .rr ."s
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J : : = ! y y = }

NB-i WORD OF EXPLANATION TO those
who have known us under the style OF Evans Co.
rhe business located by at M. 677 Broadway, New
York City. is the Oldest established house in the
country, am is known world wide ps the original
- Evans Il Co.'S Gift Bookstore" Many have tax, II
advantage of our popularity t" advertise under The
same name, to Increase III, ir tradc--nrd 10 pro-
toct the few who may he unacq quanted with us. We
would state that have no connection with any
other Git Book House-and though many advertise
under the name of Evans ~ Co.. the trm constituted
by d. W EVANS ana J. IA. PREsToE, is the first and
onl concern rightfully using the name. But TO pre-
vent all confusion in the future shall thsstyle
OF .'."
D. w. EVANS & CO,
and all persons wrongfuly using the nppellation to
misead the public, viii be made to suffer the penalty
of the law. F ~ :sJt..
D.W.EvANS & CO.,
June %. N59--7ly. 677 Broadway, New York.
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40 IS /, for your interest 10 buy Good. cheap!

~ IS IL for your interest 10 buy Goods cheap!
~ Is it for your interest to obtain the best
qusIIy-thr mast durable Cloths and Cloth.
ing and puresl G,oceri,s?
~ it for your interest to make Money
.-I p" '-} yrt6. - vel nt
hT iTeertainly is-lha, is generally known.
LOOK TO YOUR OWN INTEREST, THEN
hv purchasing your GOuis Of +, r, MILLER
p u Co ltis ths way to sape, and "a penny
saved is penny earned" H-.s. .i ....