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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-01

CHARGE OF LARcENY.-Ths DEFENDANT gires
Bda and RHHS AtcGy-Y esterday afternoon COM
plain was made before Justice Clarke by Miss
CorneIia Gormley, who resides in house kept by
Miss Ann Roberts, near Thirteenth street and the
corner OF ID, against Miss Jane Smith also
boarder there, charging the latter with having
stolen the sum OF 1870 In gold and a number of
articles OF clothing from her trunk and from
bureau Jointly used by the twain warrant
was placed In the hands of officer Tanning who
proceeded to the house and arrested the defendant
and took her to the office. Miss Gormley testified
tnat she occupies room in common with the
defendant, and that there is an adjoining room
occupied occasionally by either of them; that she
had counted her money the day before about /
CLOCK, and having placed it in the bureau in
peau purse, sue ked the drawer and then went
out To walk in the Presidents Grounds leaving
the defendant there, that Yesterday morning
having occasion to use some money she went to
the drawer for Ii and discovered that il was miss
Ing search was instantly made, but il could not
ne found. The pToprietress sent for officer Fan
ming, who came and searched the two rooms and
lound IN the adjoining room, which was OCCu-
pied hy the defendant alone the night before. a
portion OF the stolen money (SI7U) covered IN i'm
the chimney hue Miss GOrInleys trunk which
was IN this adjoining ROOM was discovered 10
have been disturbed, and on examination il was
iound mat number Of articles of clothing had
bttn taken thereffOm. Further eXamiuati on led
to the discovery of lace collar and handkerchi.f
belonging TO Miss q. IN one of the defendants
suOeS- pair of gold bracelets of Miss GorInleys
had been taken from the bureau DIR iyver and con
cealed behind the wardrobe in this adjoining
room The magistrate held the defendant to bail
Tor turtheT hearing, and she left Last INT
BY the advice of the officer scavenper was sent
for by the proprietress of the house and the bead
purse was discovered empty in the mic bt box
attached to the premises. This morning at an
early hour, the defendant was found to be missing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-01

cert Hall, for the benefit of the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church, was rendered yer, agreeable
last evening, no less by the delicious refreshments
anu attractive fdiI ones who graced IL by thor
presence, than the japanese, who seemed to enjoy
It's pleasures until a late hour. They took MANY
drawings OF fruit and flowers, and most ionsly
exchanged interesting BILIOUS of japanese origin
Tor presents from the ladies. The most pleasing
feature Of the affair was that these Distinguished
strangers were permitted to enjoy themselves
without being surrounded and pressed upon bv
the visitors, all immunity which they seemed
highly to appreciate, and which no doubt induced
them TO Protract their visit until the close of the
FESTIVAL The ladies have invited them to be
present this evening and enjoy the uxuries of the
table, when it is TO be hoped they will experience
continuance of that deferential respect which
was SO grateful to them and so creditable 10 the
other visitors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-01

"D-N THAT PUMP Nh Ed;,o, Th.-o {,
Standing upon Pennsylvania avenue hst,.,oa,'
Four-and-a-hah and Sixth streets diIa nfda,.d
antiquated, wornOutaffair In the shane az = n',r,,
1t 10 now, and has been for a long while. npthilp
more than a make-believe pump to be com n.,aS
TO nothing else in the world that 4 have s,,s.
known or heard of but those celebrated voodsn
cannon which the ingenious Chinese some vea,s
ago. posted In prominent positions to frighten off
the English. Folks down our way have cone Ia
the conclusion that that same pump is neither
useful nor ornamental-just the same as the civil
lied world thought about the wooden cannons nj
the Chinese ! have known that same pnnp for
at least decade of years and for three-fourtbs of
that time 1t has been on the sick list refusing las
all public functiOnaries do when sick % wosk
do not believe there is a one-h horse town I'm IN,
Union that would tolerate such a worn-out mis-
cradle affair as that pump IS There are many
persons In our community, Mr.. Edit q, who ars
not able 10 enjoy the luxury Of aqusduct water
With the pumps around Us continually out o,
order, we are disposed 10 exclaim with the poet
1.-THE text slig htly altered J
80 Water, water everywhere,
And all the pumps did shrink;
Water W. everywhere,
Nor any drop 10 drink. :" TASTALUs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-01

FOUNDING Yesterday morning. early. a
hearty white male infant, alive and about three
hours old. was picked up by the watchrnen on the
corner OF l. and Seventh streets. 1t was wrapped
In an OLD cape, but otherwise In a nude state IL
was taken to dwelling near by, and the kind
hearted Lady took II temporarily, only regrettinp
that she was unable to take the little outcsst and
raise It, She could pot devote her attention TO am
infant 30 young. To-day 1t was removed 10 the
aims house where any one disposed to raise su Ii
a child NAV obtain II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-01

IL is only necessary to say that MI Richard
w ailach made no speech whatever on the occa-
sion Of the serenade at Wizards to Speaker Pen.
ningtoni but on the return of the party and after
lhe conclusion Of the serenade and in the ladies,
ordinary Of the National Hotel where many of
tue party We're, he was called ont by toast from
the Hon. Thomas J. Bowie, a democratic mem
per OF Congress, who had just made soc al speech
to those surrounding him In the few remarks no
(Mr Wallach) then made. he said nothing what
ever about Mr. Pennington or republican partyism
or any other party his address being like that of
Mr.. Bowie. altogether social
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-01

THE FOLLOWING STREET IMPROVEMENTS have
been ordered Trimming aud grayelHg r street
north, from Fourth street west to New Jersey
avenue; grading and graveling Fourth street east.
from East Capitol street to Maryland avenue also,
structing barrel sewer, beginning at the termi-
hauon OF the present sewer on Eighteenth street
ives, and 6 street north, and along the line of
Ihltteehth street west 10 the middle of I street
hofIn, with drops. man holes and branches
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-01

THE LECTURE of the Rev. DR. CahiIl at the As
sembly Rooms this evening on The past and
present condition OF Ireland, - will no doubt be
an intellectual treat of the very highest ordcr
The Rev Doctor is one of the most talented and
popular lecturers, as well dIvimcs, on either
SIDE OF the Atlantic, and every subject that he
tdNs up he handles In the most mastery and sat
is1setcry manner. One Of our most cnTDDetent
city critlcs says Of his style 80 In almost every
respect he is model lecturer possessing the high
i"cnlty OF divCStinS an abstruse subject of nine
Nh!hs OF It's dlfhculty by the simple manner i'm
which he presents il to his hearers mind ais
readiness is remarkable, and his language though
scientific, so simple that attention is all that is re-
CURED 10 understand him completely" Those
VINO DO not go to the Assembly Rooms this even
Ing Will lose a rich treat Our Irish American
citizens ought especially to turn out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-01

NOTlCE.
AN Election will bs he'd IN First Precinct of the
Seventh Ward, at island Hall on Monday. stb nj
June next, for Mayor. one member of Board 81
Aldermen, three members Of Common Council,
and Assessor for said Ward. Polls open at o'cl'k
a m; close att O'Clock D. m.
WILLIAM II. NOPE,
GEO. w. HINTON,
THOMAS III. BARRON,
maA Committee OF Election,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-08-16

MapsAt @atbumss.


shss, - ass Il. socs kni Il log .as.s
g caslive ;ksir characters. TIER eoas.i,s
..sas al her ss;A;ss.
There are TIRE. iiras u iS-5r.rss:
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have IL.
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Il Jon ehiit vi,h cue vho ell render Der
h,pnJ u. sts: ne have In ks. esus .srsne.
s.sesa,ss sad sst,lsnsss, il speech sision,
IL kes hsLav,or nosessy. add 10 bss life
VIZ. 7e.
Before yea ssi . isvsr Of any nsu, jus.
consider three thing; Is,, Can yos
avoid IL! 2sd, Cen ,hs ere you apply Z,
snr, il! q, Would zoe. II ycsr place
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al hio b sGses fes yourself.
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Ru1Ioo - Ae Fps as they psai fer !.
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n bye hss rossrssisn & The cissdsi, a,
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Stw frame nweii,ns.
Sheriff's Sale Of Land.

uttas 81 a prit Of D.. ia. to ne directed
ID from the Chancers telr, ~ ranntt Clahty.
Mississippi u, 10 the case " teorgs VI karne. Ct. n.
ags'nst sophfonta -. Andsr con eG. al. will on
ths .ph d. u August. l.60. od.t Tor sale, 81
public auction, 10 The b gassg bidder, for cash. ~
the ,aar, tlpl,e door, 10 Tie tosn " l'anota.
within Tie hggf' pte.cribeI ~ las. ihs i,,losing
parcel ~ land, 10 Wit The South ha u the
tass hall 81 ne sn1sb ct a. risr - s riian
tdtif.tso, farn'ldp ~ enty.ssTen. nsass three
ka'i, wing anl bsirg In uui Coan'y 4 psa.ia.
Sia1. Aforesaid, levied IN A.. the rvorrr, ~ Dfu.
ellis Mit-s5n, ard 20 sstsfi saii erection
in JONAS, stsrr
Asgs.. :, 40 49,,
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Executors Notice.

XViirsf : .,.-. ~ kssifs hsss
w srssbt y to sss.Hs r..9 ct ID ialy
'W. Z tk.fr3sts Gssftsf pana sss.,.. N....
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ItHs'srs, e. t%rv~ s.shsss - 'aI state 80
sSsf.t 80. ~isi - cess kaaas.. eisins
ga hst al .ssfs -. 49, b.s " t.-.ess .ksfn
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= lss. ~ ~ III =. - ...' ts-.i
ii. bIsIIk. tss-atar.
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W. Lava sr<-.> ssy 81 Is.sa De-. q
" stusv, ~. = ,a'.4 - rsi Vi. 30
5rfTtklN', ~. .sts AL fstaf JUS "
JHG . siUr ss< s.iss 81. > - ts
sts sss.s't e aes4A. ;~l1ss We
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L "A ID U SALE,

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l NIahus 'fi Hr-s n p .+ad. f 81.
.hI , tI.f .FriHIr te Hf
rr, 81. tais . .tHi Tt.fa se..r.i l- Ih
".t NNnu .nI zones. H| ff.ti 1nl r f.aI r1
ltHr ltr n't ing ver. 1Ir r .-tlfl ls t,feI
'inh iH CD, ir. a| u1d t.Dl frfs. sni
mans Hl..f .l ,,nur i " uI..tat
Stw frame D~eti,1g.
c,nA'r.a e rfars. r,h r,. t.r.Hou.s. =. f't
lf.t.I go 'ttHi. ,lt 500 attached. r.
tHnU. q H fs. fa.t t.rss, srl -.
fsr. ihare 1us lit fes ri. % itt ti4 4
tt' sr. ttsr .%iaff1trl 20 nome rafe a.. s
- .HtHtINl ~ rrt ..s 20 . D The improve.
m ~ aoi most y tie iirt-ai and, trf .tufsi
unis ths h.uf iifin Nc ~ INTO fl.lvh.sr bottom.
'rss from 1vfffrv inI exempt n. .stro tx
lhsre ID .Jt e more dssr' neigthlfh1Ni m
lhs county, rnHtst suf g. th4fth,t nni school, q!
To- e Wts, n sarli., and about the nme I.'nt.e
from Fina't. JOIN 1lLiiuN.
Pamela, Nu,., Ausu.t >. i.f1. est.
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a ssAssifsi sss-o, !. , - esnssv, yirssa.
net ss..f-.tvs nffss from The .ssss1 sn.rr
sAi,s ss1 ne slss ssissss sprsss .ni .hsu,
sfas n Zee frse be eslssrstsS Sea Pssi % Mem.
ufs Lbs.
1hss oil bs sasssr,stls dali, ,,.rs FROM
esesossy whsis So Ysslcv. .rf ~ .vess
if,s Me- eisH Aesinss. sssser,iss At s,iie-
cssss lissss vss ire line 10 The He'd, Sci, aod
wk,s ss'rkss stsirss.
pssuo v4sh5ne - vsA sals Ped % Nto,sssir
Lsos ell - egoanst essssvssses uhssssa
Pee. DEE sA3fsss, ffsri--,on'. springs. g,ls'
sssasy, yfVisia. wN. k~0dLhs1us.
irss ~. leo "a. Proprietor
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SOS PEI kCAE
JAILOR'S NOTICE.

TtouMIrsfp to the jii, II ,hi. county. eslt
" -, isJ0. ty -. rallhr N acting Jssr
~ the Peace. v negroes. ~ /. MA. aai vflr
,h- m,n says h., nprra "a Smith. ne 10 a1s'i5hf
~ la.hes high, !. rl'pu, - ystts old. 1hsSf
ssss her . IL Mlltrrtv, she !. " 81, 9 yHf
ia, abeat 5 fs.t 6 .nshs. high. aai slvs that 1s
s,s The property u lr. VIA. Sys,s 6. Idi
hs,st,is ss,uniy Ni... This - to NJ rs 'hee sr'
- o. 10. fvsvarJ ani ri1.o lis property ari y
shes. asss o. they will be deaf. WITH "a b.. =
ii,ss,s. j. n. tJNss, sherf
and Jailer, fanotsta
jsly %, 1900. sfh
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DR.. r. b. PAYNE,
d Ii IT,

y permanently lnca,el in Pamela anl j. PIE
III Tarei 10 t~iiotm aI operations With The hast
Pain anI ~ the mo,t skil,ful manner
Partial o. full se,is ~ teeth inserted upon the
no., scientific p'an. Discard teeth ari gums
saccss,iiliy treated. Gfea, ctis taken and fore
thought g.@l IN all operations. The citizens Of
ihs town nhi D. shhpfhupI vill ~ veil to cail
1'i .es before gpiug e.,sAhers a. have their NORA
reformed. Patronage kindi, collected
uTHcs-Net, i.1r % he Printing Office, oypp.
.ts tHuft >4Hlfe.
Jgy -, lsgJ. giau
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BTJERS u Assssssasasiss - tls essass Il
II Villas. D. .1s,iss, s.ssa:st, h:,iss b-ss
|JsDe Jss0S w. z, A~sset
Al D<sssss Assias aiss sossas ~ esass Il
saii a-ssss-s sss ApssA, sssi1rl V ssrs ssssAsl
,rd r-~t : .ri re- .'rs the .auss siihis sks ,ias
prescribed J, lac, % ;s.y s.ll he far.s, barred
L. ". TAYLOR.
Alninis -stri,.
jail :. ise'. gl6,
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For Sale.

\ 0FFfR 'H' ,i's ~ r..s--. IN h,i8sa =
] fassts ai,o, sTht' se'~s = reos ba,'ssa lac
AL aiHs % ne-f he e.fTsfsfion. ~ faHIea.
o.. AtiFs.. ns 81 Faroi.- y q. DkkiN.
Jsy ~, l.s1 .s-H
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ngyood th'.. cLiuing piad' and gloomy ut.,
Beyond dsih'' c'oaIJ portal,
Ths's 10 lard where beauty never dies,
And lore become. immortal.
a land who're light i.ret.- div nd ty shade,
Whose 6e,ss ere ever " nj,
whers nothing hsnu'iiu. csn aver fade,
M, blooms for ny,, eternal.
We may not inav low ssse, ~ h,i'sy ais,
How hrigh, and sweet ~ loves;
We m,, no, hear the song, tim, echo there,
Through those enchanted bossf,.
The c,,,'s 'hlnins bows We may no, see,
With our dim si,thly vi.ios,
Tor Death, the ,llea, vsfdsr. Keep. the ss,
1aAs cPsa' shsss gate. eIy.isr.
NJ, some,ir,e. Wien sdown tn. western "a,
T-,s Gerry san.s, fingers,
u, eoljen gate. sSn. insard nai,,,ssly,
Unlocked By ,n'ssa fingers.
Sal While tie! ',asi = nonss, Aa.i s,,r.
G.eam. from the amer glory
susans lrghuy through The aisrs ,as., af.-.
sod hall reveal the s,ory.
Oh, ias< sa.nosrl 90, iatd n ioss I,ss.'
3 ,asr a.lriss eternal. fas.
6s.ts. ssss tk,. y hasr az, ry..sts ices q
lao As.. pastures ssfhai.
OLD yoxr
Ts q ,,sy sseisr, ss,aas,
Tee tal tss B.. ffsss4 auut
"p's-- ~ ,ss- s.f.ha,,
A. go ssl. A'ts ..a - - -ss."
la tssts-,g sps-s.,
% &c ss..'..y 6t-s.s hsss
b -, Al g. 'a=' s.s.sa,,
O. sAsj sG.As.g - jss.s
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Notice to Creditors

ET1ERS Of Administration on the esss
IL W. 2. Lamb, deceased, haviae hesn 81
to the undersisnsd by IN prsbats Corr, Of ~,
county, Mssissippi. at the Jul, ,st- l5h'. shs'1
Al rerscss hsvsns e'sims assiu., srii C.'sis
hcreb. Ia ! to ZONE ssrw vi snd -ob-te
register Their -lsi'us within the tine rr-sesiec7
isw, or they ~ii be fcreser bar -t. -.
JAMES /. LUoLF, Ado
JAY -, 1850. 1T-ss.
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DR.. JOHN M. WRIGHT

HIS fsf-sr.a'i' isss,>i = =. %. . -
III siss ssfh.saa 4 rssalA. 70 80 1es..
nAs's.4, ss.'. y go I. is4ss y tk-s = =
81. ifgfss ss.' .utAsas.
..-l h. l.Hn. 80
The Placer herald., 1860-06-02
CERTIFICATE.

Voluntary Certificate from Don ped,o,.
Being desirous OF benetitng my fellow ma
much as possible, induces me to come loflh nan as
public and certify to the following facts. i !hs
ly last, l called upon DR.. J. c. YOUNG f., IN sa.
cal advice. was then aboring under diz,ad ined
in my head, a very tedious pain in nv hanI h,'Ihles
hips, weakness in my legs and arms loss "tA NJ and
ory, sore eyes, palpitaton of the heart e,.' n.rm
nervousness aad general debility: wns n''eme g" ,
that was compelled to suspend bus"sss "as 50 bad
careful examination of my case n, ya'ef yal'ef
pronounced the case durable, and commog nvung
taking the medicine he prescribed and tbo tbAuVta
is that amlnow perfectly we'll to all anna,,ae aesu
although not so strong as | could wish vat I'eS lucy
constantly gaining, and do us good dav's IAN am
as any of the men in my locality. The roavsA "otA
for publishing the above is to couneroct 'dloa tl,
widespread rascally empircsm which is sta! 'aa
with such destruction throughout this otborn;s tbains
blessed country. ''e
B. 7. MANNING, Residence Don pod,o,.n
REMEMBER-That DR.. j. Youngs Office r.,
the treatment of Private diseases, is Mt 2l0 ci.a
street. opposite the upper corner of the Plaza
REMEMBER-That DR.. Young wants no natisr
but those fully capable of approaching and H' d;'
tnguishing the services of u regular tborouab.
bred physician, from the paltry unlearned md
triing quack.
REMEMBER--That DR.. Young is the only reru.
lar-bred physician advertising to cure diseases ot
imprudence.
REMEMBER--Dr. Young's remedies and treat
ment are entirely unknown to all others, prp
pared from life spent in the hospitals of Europe
and the first in thiscountry from pure chemicals
imported.
REMEMBER-That DR.. J. c. Young gives every
attention to diseases peculiar to females.
Office, 21O Clay street, opposite the upper cor
| ner of the Plaza.
The Placer herald., 1860-06-02
METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
(LATE RASSETTE HOUSE.,
SOUTHWEST COR. BUSH u SANSOME SITS,
SIN FRANCISCO.


rNNTIS popular and well established Hotel still
Il continues to enjoy the patronage OF the pub
lie, for which the propretors beg most respect
fully to return their grateful Acknowledgements,
and avail themselves of This opportunity to as
sure their patrons that no etlert shall be spared
on their part to maintain the enviablc reputation
of the Metropolitan first class house
The Metropolitan is fire proof, aud harllinlshed
throughout.
The Metropolitan is the largest Hotel and has
the most spacious halls aud the best lighted and
ventilated rooms of and upon the Pacific coast.
The Metropolitan is situated in the business
part of the city and is centrally located between
the landings of the Ocean and River steamers.
The Me ropolitan has elegantly furnished suites
of rooms with one or more bedrooms attached
to parlors, and admirably adapted to the wants
of families.
The Metropolitan Dningroom has twenty
separate tables, where families and friends can
enioy at meals the social quiet of home.
For general cleanliness luxurious and we'll
cooked food, attentiveand orderly servants. the
METROPOLITAN has no superior
The Metropolitan is furnished with Collias "
Co Is luxurious and justly celebrated
Premium Spring Matrasses,
which insure the most refreshing sleep.
The Metropolitan Coach will always be at
the Landing upon the arrival Of steamers, to
carry passengers to the Hotel
Inst but not least, the charges at the Metro
politnn will be moderate. and adopted to the
state of the times. ARMSTRONG ~ TODD,
Proprietors.
March 18th. 1860.
The Placer herald., 1860-06-02
SAN FRANCISCO

humors, nc. Many persons after heinz -
OF all external appearances of private 'ssiieVed
suppose themselves cured, but after few usease mse
which d h Sey s never o1ofa hoG 1eora Eh var9n
it impossible to relieve. To all who ora 'ney find
in this way, Dr. Young would particnIoaa iI a,mlcted
ommend trial Of his skill The symntany staray rec
which you are troubled are caused hy 'tms tai with
the blood, which sooner or later vii, 'aln's an in
health and happiness. No person who ho" oues'roy
had an attack Of any private complaint tas >, ever
fail to consult DR.. Young, and take few s, should
of his invaluable purifying medicine ,s Oo.,les III
can rest assured that their blood is in ss .ay
pure and healthy and that every
of disease is removed from the system "ace
Recent cases cured in from two to e..
.thout change of diet or hindrance fro,0 u, uaysj
wi or no fee DIR I ~ lrom Vm4,ib ibusn-
The Placer herald., 1860-06-02


Love loves to kiss the lips that apart unfurls
White, glstening snowy teeth, like spotless pearls
Such breath, such teeth, as ever love would suit
Are made by Lafont's Jamaica Soap Teeth Root
And the worst hair, soft, fine and dark does live.
Touched by Jones' Coral Hair Restorative
And pure clear skin is given from which defects
elope
When washed with Jones' Italian Chemical Soap.
These really beautiful preparations for the
teeth, the breath. the hair and skin-price only
25 and so cents each.
Lafonts West India Soap Root, fathers in the
mouth, cleanse. the tongue, throat ETC., is deli
cious to take and the best dentrifce made to
whiten the teeth, without nuring the enamel.
If you want fine, white, clear skim or the
best shaving soap made, try Jones' Italian chem-
cal soap--it makes the coarsest or most discoIor.
ed skn smooth. white and fine and raises splen-
did lather for shaving, and is fine for Infants.
Price reduced to so cents
IT you want to beautfv, dress. nourish. clean
or make your hair grow dark from the roots. YOU
are assured Jones coral Hair restorative will do
this; 1t is an elegant article and makes the worst
hair clean, soft, fine. and keeps it SO for long
time.
PRICE ONLY 25 and SO CENTS EACH.
Sold at the above prices by all Dru ggists in
California and Oregon. Wholesale by Park Il
White, San Francisco.
March 10th. IS60-6m
The Placer herald., 1860-06-02
PACIFIC FOUNDRY & MACHINE SHOP
First Street, SAN Francisco.

WE continue to manufacture Mt the above well
w known establishment
steam Engines, Quartz, Flour, Saw Mill,
and other machnery Of every description. also,
IRON and Brass Castings of all Kinds.
rom the ioug experience we have had, the
superior tools and machinery. and the very large
C0iiectiOn Of Patterns at our commana' we ieei
conaLcnt that our facilities for turning out the
hest stylc of work, with despatch and at the low
cst rIcs. are not surf asssd on the Pacific coast
Russian Iron Screws for quartz mills made Mt
short notice. go
Orders for all kinds Of work will receive
f''" GODDARD. HANSCOM Il RANKIN.
date Goddard " Coz
May 9th. lSG0.--Gm
The Placer herald., 1860-06-02
CAUTION.

1t has come to my knowledge that parties in
San Francisco have resortcd to the base arfce
of attempting to forge my label. with scme slight
alterations, using the name of Delays" instead
of f"DALY'S Aromatic Valley WhiS-
k5y,'' and also using the word "CuMBERIAND,"
instead of s'MOnOngahcIa.o
These Bogus Labels have been put on bottles
of entirely different shape from mine. containing
the commonest trash. and packed in cases, inten-
ded to initiate and branded similar to the genuine,
using the name "DELAY's'' instead of DaIy's.
Dealers in the interior well AS consumers
are cautioned not to be imposed upon by this
Bogus article.
Particular attention is called to the shape of
my Bottle. which is unlike any other, and also
the name "WiIIiam III. Daily, New
York; blown in the Bottle.
have no fears of this or any other spurious
article interfering with the sale of my
AROMATIC VALLEY WTIISKEY,
but cannot allow such base fraud to be prac-
tsed upon honest Merchants and the unsuspect-
ing Consumer without noticing il.
VIM. Ii. DAILY,
Sole Proprietor,
New York.
NOTE.
DaIy's Aromatic valley Whiskey,
is for sale hy most of the respectable Liquor
Houses in California.
VIM. NEWELL s. CO.,
Sole \ gents,
San Francisco.
January 2stb, l8G0.--