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The Placer herald., 1860-02-04

ALL RIGHT AeAIN!-lt generally takes
some time for a mountain town to recover
from the effects of a general confagration,
but the thriving village of Todd's Valley
seems to have risen superior TO its disaster,
and is again rebuilt, and active with bust
ness. As usual the well known firms of
Read & Benedict, and A. A. Pond g. Co., are
doing driving trade
The Placer herald., 1860-02-04

CELEBRATION OF Sr. PATRIcK's Day
The proceedings of meeting, to adopt inca
sures for the appropriate celebration, at Aa-
burn, Of St. Pstrick's Birthday, March 18th,
will be found ia another colnmn,
The Placer herald., 1860-02-04

HOUSE RAssiNG .--sseaby q Co, of San
francisco, are having tlseir brick aud gr*nite
building, on California staeet. which is so
seel vide, and i25 &ee4 Jon ?, raised SIX feet
and, belt, by 4neans Of hydraulic presses
and jack sea;exs. The arm DO Rst suspend
lusipsss ia tiaa hopse while the raising is 60
pgon.
LEc1siA1sya FAYoRs.--Senator Anderson,
and, Mr. Beach, OF the Assembly, haze favor-
ed us with Legislative documents during the
geek.
The Placer herald., 1860-02-04

Cousrs.-The February terms of the Court
Of Sessions and the County Court will COM
n,snce on Monday, Feb. 18th.
The Placer herald., 1860-02-04

WALLopED.--A man in Washington, Yolo
county, made disparaging remarks about a
female in that town the other day, which
coming to her hearing, she called the fellow
to an account; and upon his admitting having
used the Objectionable language, she pitched
into him and blacked his eyes. Served him
right
The Placer herald., 1860-02-04

Nor A CANDIDATE-We notice that some
Of the Sacramento and San Francisco news.
papers announce that Gov. Weller is a can
ddae for delegate to the Charleston Con.
ven,ion. We speak advisedIy when we say
that Gov. Weller is not candidate-he
does not desire to 90 to Charleston; and has
so expressed himself time and again.
Mr.. Latham is understood as anxious to be
a delegate.
The Placer herald., 1860-02-04

EF Senator Latham leaves on the Sonor,
for Washington, on Monday next.
The Placer herald., 1860-02-04

PETER PARLEy-The New York CORES =
pondent of the Charleston Courier, gives
this notice of "Peter Farley"
81 saw the venerable Peter Farley Good
rich to-day, in Wall street, leaning on the
arm of his son, "Dick Tinto" Goodrich.
Tim old man is fading and fanting fast.
He wore his spectacles, and had handker
chief around his throat. His step was un-
steady, aud | was satisfied that the popular
author, who had delighted SO many hearts
and homes, and given to the scholars so
many pleasant and useful books, cannot re-
main long among us. 1t is very rarely now
a-days, that the old man leaves his quiet
home in Connecticut to make visit to New
York"
The Placer herald., 1860-02-04

THAT CENSUS BILL-The bill introduced
by Gwinn, Of Yolo, providing for the State
to take the census this year, would, if adopt
ed as it is, cost $274 1000, according to the
computation of the San Francisco National
We said 100000, but our Democratic CO.
temporary doubles it, and goes heap better
Sac Bee
The State Census bill, and the bill grant
ing all the swamp and overhowed lands, on
the west bank of the Sacramento river, from
Knights Landing to the head of Suisun Bay,
to certain parties, in the event of their build
ing certain levees are two beautiful projects
both introduced by the Hon. Mr.. Gwinn, of
Yolo. If these are honest measures, we
would like to know by what right the worst
bills ever presented in California Legisa-
ture should be called ''thieving bills"
The Placer herald., 1860-02-04

MoDEsr.-It is understood that J. +. Nc
Cauey and associates are willing to relin.
quisb the State Prison contract and all claims
under it, to the State for $5oO,ooo. Liberia
litv your name is McCaulev.
The Placer herald., 1860-02-04

UNDER A DEsporIsM.-A writer in Satur-
days Alta, having reference to the Amoor
river country in Russia, and the Russian
polity, says:
"There are no squatters and no land law
yers. Land is always free of charge, and
there is no encouragement to specuators.-
When you desire to get piece Of land or a
town lot, you apply to the land officer, who
on the instant, gives you requisition for the
quantity desired, together with (n many
cases) some aid in provisions and seed, to
start you; and you are exempt from taxation
for twenty-five years!
"The Government grants, besides, to such
colonists as join to found a new settlement,
exemption from military service for ife!"
The Placer herald., 1860-02-04

MISING OpERArIoNs-The dry, pleasant
weather of the past few weeks, has had the
effect 10 lessen the supply of water for min
ing purposes at Tcdd's Valley, very materi
ally, and miners are commencing to com.
plain of u scarcity.
at Yankee Jim's there is full supply.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-12
We ~ .qDEcS

CANITARY CRUEL
~ -
l. <. L. NOURISHEG RENEH
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The privilege Of yearly advertisers is strictly limited to
sheir = w immediate and regular Lnsines'; and the busi-
ness o: an advertising firm IS rot considered as including
that Ufig individual members.
Merchants or others Advertising by the year will only be
Above tue space Of 2 half cJ!umn IN the paper, al the
rates al present charged them BY this paper.
Calls OF perGont to become Candidates Slllbe iussrteda
olher advertisements.
Advertisements rot marked on the copy for . specified
sue Hili be inserted ull forbid, ana pay ment eHaetet.
And hcally-All communications lor tins paper, OF any
aud ey.ry character " whatsoever, intended to promote the
private ends or interests Of Iud.Siduals. corporations, 60
sasues or schools, EiI be charged al Advertisements
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-12

eS-A small, clean potato, with the
end cut off, is g very Convenient roedi-
UNI Of applying brickdust to knives,
keeping it about the right moisture,
while the juice Of the potato assists in
removing stains from the surface. II
is said that q better polish can be got
by this method than 10y any other, and
With less labor.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-12

CONSCIENCE" It is . deplorable con-
dition," says Bishop Sherlock, ito be
always doing what we ere always CON
d~emning." The ~reproaches Of others
are painful enough but when the lash
is laid on by your own hand, the anguish
is in~tolerable.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-12

So A good question for debating So
cieties: Which is the most delightful
operation, TO kiss d fair woman on a
DARK nigh: OF . dark woman on q fair
nigh. 2"
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-12
NOTICE,
TO Planters and Merchants.
BLRRRLS' BiRRELS, SsE3

The undersigned, one of the oldest Coopers in
he Parish, having completed his arrangemts.a and
csving purchased a large Stock OF Materials. is
Cow prepared 10 furnish Planters, Merchants and
others, with as good an article of MOL-3SSES
B4RRELS and half do, as can be manufactured.
None but old and experienced workmen employ
ed, and none but the best materials used.
He will also manufacture SUGAR HOGS
HEADS for all who leave their orders in time.
His old friends and customers will please give
him a call.
His work having heretofore given satisfaction
TO his patrons, he will use his best erdeavors TO
please all who call upon him.
His shop is located between Vlllier and Gre
AVID SITS. fronting the Bayou.
ac39-mh6 FREDERICK BAGGE.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-12
n for Christmas.

WYE are in receipt of q fine stock of Confee-
York, much hner than any bought in New Or.
leans. For ssls by
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-12
Important Notice.

Among all its other good qualities, which sr-
universally acknowledged. al has been found TO
be highly useful and benefcent 10 Women in tie
state OF Pregnancy, and that It facilitates their
delivery.
1t also improves positively the quality ard IL.
creases the quantity Of Mix OF Nurses.
No other kind OF food can be compared 10 u,
it may be administers without fear 10 the
Youngest children; 1t roireshes and strengthens
them. and preserves them agains, a great many
diseases peculiar to their age.
We may therefore confidently recommend i,
10 every family.
Every ne-pound paper Of the SANITART
CRUEL. contains ibIrty-two portions for QUE
person. They are all signed BY P. MARMAY.
Inventor and Petenlee.
UTo be had IN P~LAQUEMINE Of CAR
son Il KFARNY. mhl-
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-12

Port-Monnaies, all Kinds.
T AIDES and Misses Reticules, Work.boxes
IL and Necessaires; PAPER MachS Work.box-
Is and Wiring Desks-a very large and fine -.
sortment. For sale by
d~3 SrUCKLEY & DELAvALLADR.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-12
INVENTED y PREPARED
BY II. MAI

The Inventor OF this new and invaluable reu-
edy has taken patents in France, Euglard, ScU-
land. Ireland Belgium and the United states
The most chronic constiPacy yielc5 10 Il.
daily use Of the invigoratIng Cruel.
The Cruel IS a pleasant food, and requifes nc
particular diet, II excites the appetite, aud s1s
ias"rabIy on the digestive organs, and cures
more or less rapidly. but surely always, N every
disease Of the stomach. such as:
Dyspepsia, Gas,ritis, Heartburn, NagriTs, Sick
Headache, Pans in the Stomach, CostIyeoe.s,
Vomiting, Chronic Diarrhea. &c &c.
The lnvigorating Cruel is taken in d.feren,
WAYS: wi Il a broih-with water or swee,enea
miIk-with OF without the orange flower water.
A spoonful Of it is sufficient, aud should he pat
in boiling milk and remain IS or 20 minutes.
C-To be taken morning and evening.
For further prticnlars apply 10 the General
Depot. No. ~ Conti street, between ChaE;rs,
and ROYAL streets, New Orleans.
Tor sale, wholesale and retail. by
A. BERNAUD-TRABKh
Depots in all the principal cities in the Un..
fsl States
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-12
$40. QUAKER CITY .S45
SEWING MACHINES.
No. 3 Camp street.

THIS MACHINE is very simple and durable;
i it sews from two original spools of thread;
it makes the Grover and Baker Stitch; X is a
better machine, and is sold at so per cent less,
every machine is fully warranted.
also sell the "Eureka'-late "Bartholf'-
which is a great ~favorite. The Sloa,, an i'm
proFement on the Wheeler & Wilson. The w.
E. E. D., or Planters Pet, an improvement on
Singers, also for several other good lock stitch
machines. ANY machine ! sell can be exchan-
ged for any of the above named, if necessary.
Needles sold, &c. &c.
Price from Sos 10 sl25.
Remember, 3 Camp street.
dssl0 E. L. NlMMO Agent.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-05-12
GRUAU DE SANTE.
Veritabh Hygiene des Families
Substance AHmentalre ct
Remede Par Excellence.
|DEcoUyERr ct PREPARE PAR
Il. M

II. nTARMAY.
CETTE nouvelle ct precieuse decouvers
~ est patentee pour Ia France, PAngleterrs,
rEcosse. ilrIande, e. IA Belgique, ainsi que pour
les Etats-Cns-
les const pations les plus rebelles ne peuvsnt
resisier a lemploi journaher du GRUAU De
SANTE; on prend alOrs deux pctsges par jour,
IN lie matin ct l'autre lie soir.
On lie prend CONNIE aliment sans etre a~streint
4 I'M regime paE,iculier. II est agreeable az goot,
excite rappetit, facilite la digestion et guerit
plus GU mons wife. mais t~oujours infaliibleuent,
toutes les maladIes de festOmac, connues sols
les NOMINEES de:
Dyspepsia, Gastrites, Gastralgies, Al,
greurs, Magazines, Cramps d'esto-
mac, Constipations, Vomisse~
ments, Diarrhees chro-
niques, etc. etc.
lie GRUAU DE SANTE, Get aliment uniqse
ct incompatible, calme aussi les irritations de Ia
~poitrine, la ioux ct lie mai de gorge, il..guerit egs-
lemeni renroulement ct fextinction du vcix.
On Sc trouveia bien, pendant les %preniers mos
au noins den prendre lie matin ct lie soir.
venie en- gros e, en- detail par A. RENAUD-
TRABER, agent general pour les Etais- unis.
Depot dams toutes les villes principles de-
Etats Unis.
A la Nouvclle- Orleans, rue Cont "a, entire
Chartre ct Royaie.
NOTICE.
Independamment de tontes ses propriete, de-
sormais lncontestables, Pusage du Gruau de sa.
re a posltivement rimmense avantage d'etre
bienfaisante pendant lie terme les grossess-S
don't il facilit6 anssl de plus, ii enricnlt e. aug
mente beaucoup lie lait des %nourrice.
Aucun autre aliment ne peut lui Sire compare.
pour etre adminisue sans crainte aux plus jeunes
%enfans; il les refraichit, les fortifie ct les pre-
serve de beaucoup de maladies de leur age.
Nous lie conseillons done 4 toutes les ianilln
Chaque paquet dune livre d. Gruau de San
te ~contien, e. potages on cremeI pour une psr-
some.
lis sout toutes revetus de la signature Do P.
Marmay seul inventeur patente.
O!'A vendre a PLAQUEMlNE ia Pharma-
Gle de Carson & KEARSY. nh 7
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-22

The disunion madness encounters strong
opposition in North Carolina. A joint com.
mittee Of the legislat nre Of that state has re-
ported in favor Of a state convention, 10 be
held on the 18th Of February, after passion
has bad time to cool, and a bill has been Intro.
duced providing that
ono ordinance of said convention. dissoly
ing the connection Of the state of North Caro-.
lima with the federal government. or connect
ing with any other, shall have any force or
validity until il shall have been submitted TO.
and ratified by majority of the qualified
voters Of the state for members Of the general
assembly, to whom it shall be submitted for
their approval or rejection
The Raleigh Standard, says
"STAND FIRM Every effort is being made
10 drive the constitutional Union men in the
legislature to extreme measures. Let them
stand firm. The people are standing firm,
and watching and waiting They have Civ.
en- no orders yet for extreme or violent meas
ures What is needed nog is joreihoug6t firm
ness and decision q choracter. 1t required four.
teen years OF toll aud blood, and sacrifices Of
all kinds 10 establish the present Union. W.
Jei'oUe NE people opposed 10 breaking il up be-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-22

POVERTY OF QUEENS FATHER-In n
sketch Of Queen Victoria. abiding to the poy.
erty Of the Duke of Kent previous to the birth
OF his royal daughter, it is said be was anxious
that Ills offspring 1.-THE present queen) should
be born in the country where she might be
destined to rule; but he was absolutely Without
means necessary for the journey He was re-
siding at Auerbach, a small town in Germa
ny, and from there wrote to his relations and
friends in England for the remittance. In one
of his letters he wrote thus 1.-The interesting
condition Of the duchess causes me hourly
anxiety; and you, who SO well know
my views and feelings, can easily APP
preciate how DESTROYS | am to hasten our
departure for Old England. The event is
thought like to occur about the end of next
month. My wish is that it may take place
about the 4tl of June, as that is the birthday
of my reverend father and that the child, too,
like him. may be n Briton born" The
foyal and noble friends TO whom the Duke
iiad applied for assistance declined aiiording
~ lie was indebted for the means Of reach
ing ms country to persons Of comparatively
obscure condition. lie arrived with his wife
at kensihgton Palace in time for his daughter
to see the light upon British soil on the oath
of May, 1873, his first and only child, Alex.
andrina Victoria, was born
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-22

THE friends OF Charles Francis Adams will
be glad to learn that he used his great infiu.
ence in opposing the dishonorable and humiil.
ating bargains which have been before the
committee Of thirty three, of which he is
member. When the proposition of Mr.. Rust,
to AMEND the constitution by restoring the
Missouri compromise and extending the line
to the Pacific, was under discussion, Thurs.
day, he made a strong and forcible argument
in defence of the constitution, and maintained
that i'll this enlightened age, the people of the
United States could not allow new and
strange guarantees in favor of slavery TO be
grated upon it. The trainers Of the constitu.
ton eyaded such recognition, with the expec-
tation that slavery would expire from natural
causes. If now the constitution is to be
changed at all, its guarantees should be on the
side OF freedom.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-22

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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-22

Bryan's PulmOnic Waters, the most certain
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the Chest and Lungs, Coughs, Colds, Asthma Consump-
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instantaneous and perfect relief and when persevcred
with according to directions fails effect rapid
and lasting cure Thousands have been restored to per
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classes and all constitutions they equally blessing
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disease may have existed how severe it may be-
provided the organic structure Of the vital organs is not
hopclesSy decayed Every afflicted should give them
an impartial trial Price IS cents per box For sale by
all Druggists. deod&weowlm dc
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-22

SHOCKING BURNING FLUID ACCIDENT IN
AUBURN.-We learn from the Auburn Union
that Miss Catherine Bruce of that city was
most shockingly burned on Monday night
with burning fluid AS she was passing a
shelf which held fluid lamp, filled with the
murderous compound, her dress in some way
brushed the lamp from the shelf, and split
is contents upon her clothing, which gnited,
and she was Immediately enveloped in sheet
OF flame. Her screams brought assistance, but
before the flames could be extnguished she
was dreadfully burned. Her person presented
shocking appearance, the skin hanging from
her arms and legs in long blisters, and her
whole body a complete mass of deep burns.
She evidently breathed in the flames, as her
mouth and throat are badly blistered. But
faint hopes are entertained Of her recovery.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-22

SINGULAR SCENE IN A CHURCH-The es-
Unable agent of the Pennsylvania Bible Soci.
ETY., Rev. j. II. florence, delivered sermon
at the Mount Zion NJ. L. Church, on Sunday
night. This church is the leading NJ L.
church Of Manyunk. In the course of his
sermon the Rev. gentleman alluded to the
troubles of the country. 1t had been rumored
on the previous Sabbath that President Blu
chanan was about to resign In remarking
this the speaker used this language God
grant that it may be So" There was an i'm
mediate response from every part Of the audi
ence "Amen. Amenp One of the lieuten.
ants Of police assures US that the scene was
one of the most ludcrous and surprising that
he ever witnessed, The Rev gentleman had
touched a cord in the heart of the people
PHILADELPHIA Press.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-22

author of a reply to Uncle Toms Cabin, en-
tilted Slavery as it is, has been arrested Tor
counterleting Her husband refuses to fur
nish bonds for her, and alleges that she IS in
sane.
On Saturday night, 18th inst, VIM. A.
Levi, Il citizen of Patterson, n. j., aged. 81
years, died and on Sunday his newly made
widow, probably afflicted by the event, also
deceased. They were both in their S2d year,
and there were but three months difference in
their ages.
MISCELLANEOUS.
WIN. NJ. Hooper, editor of the Madison
lark. Journal, died on the 10th inst, from
diptheria. He was one of the Douglas dele,
gates to the Baltimore convention from Ar
Kansas and was brought into prominent no
tice by his difficulty with Hon. T. G. Hind
man, representative from that state.
The Detroit Advertiser gives a sunni ary of
the lives lost upon the lakes within the season
of navigation just closed-between the 23d of
March and the 25th of November. The num-
Der is $50. -Four hundred were lost by the
Lady Elgn catastrophe.
The Rev. j. H. Ingraham, Il presbyter of
the episcopal church, well known for his re
markable works, "The Prince OF the House of
David" "Pilar of Fire" Sc, accidentally
shot himself at Holly Springs, MINI, week
ago. He is now in very precarious condi-
ton.
Two men in White county, Ind, were
slaughtering an ox-one welding the ak while
the other held down the animals head but
justas the blow fell the OK iwitched his head
away, bringing the mans head directly in line
and the blow dealt instant death to the unfor.
tunate and unexpected victim.
Mr.. Seward has transferred the Arabian
horses presented to him, to the care OF the
State Agricultural Society, who in turn have
given them in charge Of the NIessrs Bathgate
OF Fordham, Westchester county, where sta
bles are being prepared for them.
Henry A. Hildreth, familiarly called "Scul-
PIN Ilidreth, for many years jealous and
active member of the Fourth estate" in Bos-
ton, died some weeks since in New York. His
remains have been inferred at Mt. Auburn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-22

fore BREAKFAST and sc'thout good cause. Good
cause for disunion may arise, but let us not
hasten 10 make or meet it. Above all, let
nothing I've done in haste or passion, The
foundation of states, to be enduring, must not
be laid in passion or resentment, butwith eau
lion, circumspection, gravity and wisdom.
Who is wise enough to say and to kno1g that
the Union ought to be dissolved to -day I!
Stand firm, and watch and wait
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-22

The difference between Il democrat of the
old school, and a demagogue Of the new
school, may be ascertained by reading the
speeches made in the United States senate
Wednesday, by Andrew johnson of Tennessee
and Joe Lane Of Oregon.-Boslon TLnnscrinL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-22

a CHRISTMAS ATTRAcTIoN.-Our readers
have already been informed that an admirably
painted panorama of Palestine ami of incidents
in the lite of Christ, will be exhibited here on
Christmas eve, and also on Christmas day and
evening. Wherever exhibited, this panorama
has won great praise and drawn large audi
ences. writer in the Christian Era praises
it in the highest terms, and says Ut is an
exhibition worthy the patronage of the chris
tian public, and especially Of those connected
with Sunday Schools either as teachers or
scholars"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-22

BLAcKsToNE.-G Gov. Banks and council
have designated and appointed Joseph Barton
Cook Esq, of Blackstone, a justice of the
peace for the county OF Worcester