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The Placer herald., 1860-12-29

PREsENTAT1oN.-The teacher of the Chi
nese school in San Francisco, has been pre-
sented with gold watch by number of his
evening pupils The watch was accompanied
by the following note:
"Presented to Mr.. b. Lanctot, as a Christ.
mas present, as token Of friendship from
your schoIars-named All Chew, King You,
Geo Dun, All Kim, All Cling, All Sun, All
Onn, Won Young, All Fat, All ebay, Ah
Yon Ah Juy, All Bag, All jim, All Choy,
Lung Hop, All Chat, Cum Hong, Geo Koun,
Mong Kiey, All Lunn-San Francisco, De.
cember l3, 1860"
The Placer herald., 1860-12-29

A Run AWAY CoNsTABLE-George Kizer,
Constable and Collector for the Pine Grove
District, in Sierra county, has run away. 1t
appears that he collected money in his Off
cial capacity and bucked it off at faro
Having thus got fearfully in debt he has
relieved himself by leaving for parts un-
known. The Mountain Messenger is one Of
bis victims.
The Placer herald., 1860-12-29

LOOKING PEOPLE IN THE FAcE.-I have
known vast quantity of nonsense talked
about bad men not looking you in the face.
Don't trust that conventional idea. Dishon.
esty will stare honesty out Of countenancs
any day in the week, If there is anything 10
be got by it. AN tho Pear Round.
The Placer herald., 1860-12-29

A Memphis justice has decided that no
boarding house or tavernkeeper can detain
baggage for money due for board. The on
ly way to retain baggage is to get out an
attachment for common debt.
The Placer herald., 1860-12-29

ACAur1oN.-1he Brighton (Eng.) Guard
ian records the death of a clerk named
Bellringer, in that town from sucking his
pea. A slight wound in his lip being opened,
the ink produced erysipelas and death.
The Placer herald., 1860-12-29

Mr.. Jefferson, in a letter to personal
friend in 1921, said, ut has ever been my
creed that the continuance of our Union de-
pends entirely on Pennsylvania and Virginia.
If they hold together, nothing North or
South will fly off,"
The Placer herald., 1860-12-29

Tripolio mineral used for polishing and
cleaning metallic substances, has been dis
covered in the mountain ranges of Calhoun
county, Alabama.
The Placer herald., 1860-12-29

A historical and scientific society has been
founded in Sonora, Tuolumne county. It's
object is to make the natural history of Cali
fornia known to every one, and to preserve
all the minerals and fossils discovered in the
country.
The Placer herald., 1860-12-29

The passport system is entirely abolished
by royal ordinance in Sweden, henceforthno
such document will be required, either in
entering the country or in departing from it.
Sweden is the first continental country to
abolish this vexatious system by law.
The Placer herald., 1860-12-29

white man cannot hold real estate in
Haytl. 1t a white man marry coIored
woman, all his property must be held in her
name.
The Placer herald., 1860-12-29

A chaplain of prison was asked BY a
friend how his flock were.
"All under conviction" was the reply.
The Placer herald., 1860-12-29

"Pray madam, why did you name your
old hen Macdutf?" was asked of sentimen.
tai lady who kept poultry. because, sir"
she replied, 81 want her to lay on.'"
The Placer herald., 1860-12-29

The worst bar TO man success in life
the bar room.
The Placer herald., 1860-12-29
6. HIGaIXs J. M'BURNE1
MAGNOLIA SALOON,
HIGGINS 4 McBURNEY. Proprietors.
PARKINsoN's BRICK BUILDING,

Commercial Street, Auburn.
'uE Proprietors of this we'll known. Saloon
/, return thanks to their friends and the public
Sas seueFal, for the very liberal patronage exten-
anu =: 20 them since the opening Of the Magnolia,
10, "a presenting their Acknowledgements there.
tS.' would beg leave to say to their friends and
q. ;s.. best wives, S. IiQUoRs % s. and peG ecIGARS,
- Saa oe furnished in San Francisco
! a. we keep constantly on hand Tenants No.
soId on draft. Liquors for family use will he
rsn,.s :. Quantities to suit purchasers, and war
-"'eo tue best to be had in the market.
I., HIGGINS l. McRURNEY.
sauourn, Sept Sd, ls6O.--my
The Placer herald., 1860-12-29

singular story is told of an apple tree
planted over the grave of Roger Williams.
This tree had pushed downward one of its
main roots in aslopng direction, and nearly
straight course, toward the precise spot that
had been occupied by the skull Of Roger
Williams. There making turn conforming
with its circumference, the root followed the
direction of the back bone to the hips, and
then divided into two branches, each follow
ing leg bone to the heel, where they both
turned upward to the ext1emites Of the toes
of the skeleton. One of the roots formed a
slight crook at the part occupied by the knee
joint, these producing an increased resem
blance to the outlines of the skeleton of
Roger Williams, as if, indeed, nodded there
to by the powers Of vegetable life. This sin
gularly formed root has been carefully pre-
served, as constistituting a very impressible
exemplication of the mode in which the
contents Of the grave have been entirely alb
sorbed.
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DR.. Hufeland.
0alfau,;fher GprpiQL

Dalfauif1er Cordial
far f6nsle 5etIgns ppn 9utsn, GFfSltuas, SREasaien, Sr&r-
nj, RautsH Saa uns asgtrthrentnt,antInS aasstbrnus uub
menn moo a,6s!ia, CT, .lfrwns far att an ttsitr Rraufbtf
gsihtnte, fstth tn BEN ftgttu SfeSttn.
Dtsfe berGbr1.' s'rssatettsn IL s4st& sta Stttesu sustrsdI.
Re. es To fur cine GidHe BON Sranfts ten bsflnsR1, biz
algtuttiREr ub aef3ttltGtr ais aut Gnesre btnea Bic s3etyk.
ncr ttsfss Qaubss unttsp0rfen fnp - RranFtttttu Sic psi. y.
sr tIctusn Gridftgra %bsTtIbrsu. Gr. EtG, btsIs tTRs dr,t.
Dc ~eutterttdt fG4t;- So tstu ut&t ~bsbapstttt, kas ,gait"
fir GRE Ii, ycas eis Def unS has sslbt Httber fir btt s3ewuAe
asv anetrtr 8enen hne. abu Is ienn teatiatt serThern, bss
Ht uRs Sraaibtt!tn scs sF5sercr EtfabrItElst t unb r1tsr
~StetgifaGs %srfd6rfn. . 10y
shns nstttrt gtst. Der sntf,svasn @sfasrn4'dt s.r ~.
ttneg tletnsn %&rfaltIas tntfsttabeh serauIttisen' sstat F5 bl
ftntut Stt2 uetr nsAdtttast aus sen GertGttr hS Sbt!ds6I,
T3ta Setunbpeitsdttts sntHprtneut Gats0t Rrssbsna Sai.
Ia tiseta arft!ana' 'iHf heT 3~sfunbsltB GtSbtt her urIsE Is
.3ftttf 8dbsEsI .
1872. 3sl4mntstt 1tr 5terssF4ns f0%s-
8';sttn On 8twtnsfu@t' i,9t2
49,. S,fanmaat! tsr SttrbtfdQ. ass
Ss1rbsn ali S6piabfs6s 1895 .
$40 5c5smm3agl br e~5tsdbrfd0. likfI
otar0en CO S&wtabfaht 2I7s
tr-. Srftrt a~rduttt;tsa $685. I.E'
Dssi, 3ahIsp ,stssn u, eaa sstsate Atr 1. xtt.! aQss st.ye.
ass IN sttisI1 9aHbs eur9 4~ss,,trana bsruriaat mfsksn' sh.
''ft;Fta g'n gen g@h!rst&es asftrr ettstn. Sta ya stns
istd5isa &~.'s!!s7a betatlasfttrt Epseksn 1901 ast t.5FTTi
S6Dnt eusre Gehrnttett unb menn itr an elmer GrtSltuna tet
t1lIdmtten GCreial uRb t6r fSnrct auf fhere C,eneGuts redten
aaltehce theet eteieS 8ttHas uhS teIeg r%unoertare g0trtrne
teIeuet. % &.
Sifen fprmtt dber ~n,andrtdl sru s~trbprbene,r Waaen, IN rel.
Edlct non etRem dnoauerrbsh Sufen berritrenotr Shtrdte unp
@bfraarute beS 9au;tn @plenS pisb Non tas 8itters rNt GrnBsnt
U zen fnben.
SaTei6e ptrb etntia bet Or. 6. 81. SAdfOn. 4Ss Gr8Rr.
philadelphia, S~erfertt0t uno betalen. GrleslRen urpsS!srepaltett
.purb bic Der. Staaten yerfaaft,,
Srets 70 &epts:bte alaf&s.
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s.. s. NeiubarSt,
0nrtler nnp 6abrtfant BON Htrur9tide

3asa SnItrumenten,
80. zoe 49, # .QrattiraBe,
maAt bem Publtturl berhlit bic %rtSetae, baS Ell ale g(rtcn d,irur
9sIter Snfrumente anert0t. 90.
8rn9bdHber uno 8anbn8en pnn ieSsr SAIGON porrat6ig,
Selonoers made 10y Ie5te anf nerten Ipparat gum @udret Dor
G~lurpfibet a%uTnertlar. @beuic babe ib cine neIe Nrt 9it0rat.
batter %eriunhen, peIfe BON ben @erateu ~beipnbers besanft9t inS
@pt21, 3m9
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Sr. 6nfelestO'5 beritu1teS
Gemffclpes S}ittnra
BELT erln6Ii6 aus

btNkR b thtthp ~
0eberbsfA,rerben, Otspepfs utb @eIbiubt, tbYpnt
Ide pbtr nerSGie S6ipGGtn, Observation-Disclosures
unb ATE RrauFbeittr, ipelde ppt DetDOrtenem Wa-
gen pSer Der 9eber sntlteben.
ss!@s ais BeraUPtaua, tnnerl DIT 6emUr!ssnl Gneran9 see
SIu.tS rad Bent RUpfs, Sdure I'm Gldgtn, Sertsrsnacn, 5ph.
h.nnsa. WppettiVfstsit, S6nere TIM WAssn, 5&pdGe uns
ksfts GefaBl I'm Seassn sAS untselsts, S$SersF att:n
S~erbfIVpfsa. San DE Der Nuetn, Sisten tn Sem G5eRHf
5tsbes unb 3eYfl&mtr3en, 5tf6perbfn bsim attmsR. Gelb.
gerbcn her paut anb ata3tn, SstsHRsttn, 64mfFItH la
Raden Nn6 Den GIttStra, 5ist I'M RUpf ane Srsnnet In
8Iel6, Sanet4feit una gtttkrsti&ia 1tatstt.
Dts &isent9lmer %snapfttIsa bttfe utebtitn Ser I'm Ia e%rEfar1.
fsis bes 9ubltfan,s. fen. lbsrs,ust ppn beaa a0ertb unb bar
Gn8ensTeasTit ~berfsIten fur dac etiben. r5pfRr fs ~ssrftstns
%enhpfshItn rtrb. Sc Ia btes fstu nsuss unb uasepriftss
Ittti:t. fsneesn stnes, bs felt 10 Sapreu ets grlfuHs Dsr benz
antertfenilttr 8eits beaSnbsR bat unA btftn Euf Rhs @sF~
lsuf bs ttst nod ssu tetntm anteru trrstSt parts. Die
5suGHtfe, rSslhe ~bsrubntt anb ausaesei&Hstt &trtts unb prs
satperferGn aus dlfu 8btttea btefeS earteS 81 @pnfta eeHtn
Beten tnS nssnsuere unb ttne eeaaue Dur&itfd Jug bee Affair
I'D sn ben @teentbinlef ppbIistrtcH GImana4s, rrlGen tss-
ffibs rntntstib!t@ hara BITE ISsnttn %YtrteailtA last mus ar4
ben un8IlUbtgRsn %I5trttNBen, bds hteis$ Sttters mttflla ei
8fraemtbfif %psrttsAt, ael&t Is s.IdEst bst,
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GtIenbabmem &C.
"a SO. NOrolide GentrdI5G iienbnbn sgsaaSssagsaa
AMA g~SerGnberter Tabrp1au. ESagSsss
Nad benz Weffeu unit Ytcroen.
Gprrm cr= TaDrpiau,

GpnimcrzTdDrpiat
gpn feat an werbcn taSItA bret 3ase auf bieftr @abn in nat-
! nCa.n a aebt tagitG unit Nusrafrne bS Spnntass) uni
8 u6r 50 aNi3 @s0rgens AZ rcd gittseurs @ttsaeO, elsDsIanr,
Cincinnati, Ct; aOuts a SnS Ge q aessss D., ss q gSsitea' S mnot W gi
r1ittsbura, gort, Qaneafer, @eatino, pcttsSle, SminsS, Mils,
Redterstetri uhb WanGefter, Dab. gfad Gbdnbe rsbuye, Gar
lfSle unb Sagertpnt
Der GTpre6sue 8sFt td9tb I'm 5 ltr 80 @linatsn mad
guFaia un6 benz Nprben bs Canada umb mad @ittsture unb benz
Nerbwcfer.
Nad5 81 p-gptt nm $50 @tUre. NIT nur etnem Career.
tpehfel, f. bldg wie a~ufieber anbrrn 8abn.
Ger &GrrtSbwr8S npbattpn III u Q gebt tag
Ih (Gpnutags auseenpmnen) UNI LOO WafmtttaeS ab.
Retferee tpn &Safbtn8tpn ub BEN GIbeu, welhe NIT benz
9uee UNI $50 Wtcr9enS, Dber 800 WabmtttagS Bier dntpnr-
men. fnpen 8efGrcerun9 nit tet 8neen bieer Sabn.
ElE- gpegen TabrbiIetS unb anberer senauen unb beridelt6en
Musfun(t beltebe man Nb an Ste 8tlett=S fTee tn Der oGalterta
Gtatpn Ode Sen Calvert uRS Branfitufr, gu nenben.
# --. 9rtn &. Mtanet, MfffE5up't.
9 8 spatner QiGet-NaertH $685.. j ai-Hs SSfuit29iI
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kNNI -MA--A1-
Wtdlti9 fitr Gtnlpalberer rtnb Jletle1toe.
GrIp0riib uou 3eit, Oe(o trO Grtferaung
burG bic
Baltimore rn0 Sbto=G iiettbabn
nad a0en S9eile1 be8 WetetS

Barfer3burg uaD Wtartetta, coer Genpccb,
Wbeelttg urb Columbus. ...
Die Baltimore rnb Sttps@ tIenta6n btetet hem reiteucen Dub.
litun bic er5Bten GOrtbetle In 9 aug auf 8tGiefeif, Scqueinli6-
felt, St6ertett, 9tnfAi6tett unb S6Snhstt her e, enerttn, f. b,B
lie Srn tener onocrn 8abn IN pteient Qarbe dbertrpAen wtrb.
Dtefc 8abn spnt atlantHden Meer ~auesetenb,. 1T biz dIteae aus
~ecptbntefe qtnte, ~sletd&eitie aber aud ote iar8efe unS fdnelffe
unp oater bic btIteae Stpute fur bic Netfenben mad benz geefen,
bic utht p%erfehlea ipGtea, lie au ~benusen:
Meilenentfernun9 pc1 Baltimore mad
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GenersNerT6erungen.
0ermanta &eben8sSer ffAeruug8s
Gefenf Aaft
TT sc E Uort.
Saar einaeanhlfeA Nnni4nI S2OO. AlA.

III &c 10 Dprt.
Saar einsesabttes Gapi4aI 5000, 900. ~
Der untsrSet4nets 1T nun bereit, @unteIOun9en fir 6ieie geIeQ.
l60ft au3unebmen .
S6rs @sGdftt befrben In Qebens.0erH6e runoen'
Alter$=VeriPr8un8en, usfeuers~@Erftaet
Q en- uno OVERWHELMING.
x6tstg DrD&ent beS 9anSen NubenS neerten inter bic
Derlt6erteh Sertbetlt. .. .s r. .-r... T..
De
v@err1dnia Qeben8s8 rltderIn98z @eIenidaft"
II buuptfadlt6 FIR bic beutfne 9 eS 5~Gferuna Ser Ser.
nnO NIT Dent8en &usnatntsn, 0eutf6e. Stre gslcen unb
Pamphlet ub 1nberen OrufindeH fperben In beutfher Gprdde
fdtt@ Tf|' '
Sic IL bic etntt8e QeBenS+@erft6erunes Sc.
ellfGaft tn beK @erttptgten Staaten, wel6e
btefen beItiben 6 6arafter Bat. "
eOrporotOrea uo OtrtftSren In Nem gpr' fnb:
I. y. Nmfnf, Mua. Belmont, Sfuac 8erntetmer Carl 8reu.
ing, e. G9arl1er, 6. @pofr. @initer, s s.. Sortt, Q0uiS sfqv,
Srtsbr'o &aPs, g.. Ranpe, Peter 8autt, @af, 6uttfr, s. QarC0ue,
Sermdn Wtarcule, Ab Se@S Ospalb Ottepbprf.r' SerrnSnn
gt0fe. @taE sdater. s. 4. S&eteler, ST.. eeli8mon, 3. 3.
stta6nH 81. %. 9epOt, QOats q. ron 9efmnnn, Dayio qeSI.
Ieritetn, Serrt. Q9eitern1dnn, S0tn g9etiaQ, 50. g. gDbttrsn.
9rdftbent: Sueo @eIenSpilf
Btte<Prdfte. rn6 Setr.: Grieor. GcfYoenbler
Nl8 GparO pf 0teference fir Baltimore
dno fpsente 8errcn bpn bsneu bic nit = 6f,et6aeten ona etpt.
.toleers fne, ernannt;
9r. y. S6unater, 4 9r. 8. u. Gill,
- SRobt. Qebr,* =, gpm, q. R,n,,sr
~ gDerner Drffe(, \ Sacob NrbpinG ~ -
n &nmiltpn CATER, y G. U. Spilfer, ....
u CIR. 9tnrt@5, = - Meser SteIn,
- 5ernt. ron Glpf, 4 - O.. ubrlou6
- 9enrp DietrtAb Uiu6S QDielenfen.
0itfe nerGen germ bertit fem, abttr be 3nseTl&ffatettt her G,.
teuidHt &ustnntt, au eeben, ia t9nen bic Gtpf6t tn bic Bidder
%esristben 5u teSer 3ett fet febt.
Npplifanten bon Wai6il19tpn uno aus iroerlb
etnem 36cile be8 Staate8 Warbloub "
modem f6 brett an Mid %rfnben, nm lire 2~ebensSe rfBe,,tuo Al,
bewerfteatoen. . !"
os,.. ao to x.,n, MSolpb @m9ler, .Qaent,
SfFce: go. 10 Secon6itr, G%e8endber Der NG ..Sffcc. .
tNu93O,iD .
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Gtfcnbdhuen 1cA
Ncner unD sutbttgcr 8nbrplan.
Ia gfaD 0etn @eitcn nnS SiiOen. IA

SaGttmore= uub SbiD=Gtfenbabn.
@n unb na6 benz 80. SUIT 1860 aebeu tte 8age me fSlat:
gDn @amben .Gtaticn Baltimore: Der gohius, @Cnnta98
auseenUnmeu, nm s lMr so Winuten 9prSdttags pnb Der o..
rrtsSu9 ut u6r - Wttnuten gadmttaes, getOe 8Gas 9sben
Qinte.
Stir Weg>BaIa9iere.
@a6 anen 9untt'n swii&en galtintSre unS 9ts0nUnO nttne
swif6en @~urbeylano r16 2Dbseltn8 unO Smtifen C5rnFtOt unb par
~fersbure cen 4 lttr - Mtnuten-3ug Sgt Baltimore.
Der 6rebertd>N Recommendations 3uA
serligt Baltimore fur 5rttertt rnb bic basnifben ~ltceenben
plate tdeltd nm A lbr Is M}tnuten Nddrntttae8, nit @usnaGme
beS SOnntags, unb CREDIT Brebertd UNI III. 90 ID. Itens8; yer.
last bel Ser giffeGr Sreterif I'm 9 ltGr 8prnttttd9s unb lanai
In Baltimore Tin 70 Il. 80 W. W%fttta9san.
Der @Qtcctt'8z Q8@MccpmlGbution 3ua
atbt t6aft nit @uSnn6nnt hes GUnnta9s nie fclgt:
@ertGBt Concentration nm $40 Wturgcns umb ] II. 4.20 Madm.
Spn &Gtcptt's @ttIS um 745 @fprAGn5, 2,30 II Gao NaWpl.
N1d gSaIbtngtp1 lnD benz Siioen
aefen ste 8Igs umt 4,25 nr6 $40 @ctInitta9s, Gcpie rt IS unt
4,20 Nadntttogs.
Sim G9nnte vi, rs G2pr0en&.
Son Q8aiGin8ton
UNI G., 20 unb 7 g3OrrtittagS uao 5, 20 unb s so Y(atM. .....
In Gpnntd6 MIR Ntdnttttdgs tint 500
Ser ;pette unb pterte BUG BOT Baltimore rM5 WnibtngtUE pers
blnben F6 mi. ben 3Igen rer NnndpDlis 9aRa.
Der Sweite uub brittle aug BAIT onf pen 8DtiGenfattGner.
RE- QGegen Gtfets, Nu$funft, tabrt u. {. ~. wense man H@
an S. &. &nGlarb, @8ent an ter &idet-Offce, Gnmten.
fattpn. .....-..- GB n. VreScett SYnttt, E
Observation-Disclosures Baltimore.
{. 81. &pte, GenerNl sghleteur. (Au16,iD 4
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We T'NitN- CN~~At - 49, u - -Ah = u p ~ - @hN
le 1s. u ggcs:len. melae SeStn G~efrts6taen nalkAG lagA1aiQ
Npbert GtbfrnJ
9nlt5z unD SGtf8plun1ber,
SO. Z "gut1pbous" 8a[ttmprsitr. pterbotb Gutop1r,
1T i'm Stanbe allie liz cteieS Gci6dit i8~lo3cnoen Nrbcitea Iperti6-
ten.
Suit uno Grolt|Punren, marine uub faue Gdauclt1bcr=Gin
rtdbtun9en, 28oid- 8ebdlter, Stan e8 II. |. ~, etenio potentirtj
Qporunt8, melde nicJt c%infrisrcIt uno ntHt rerpHitIit itnb,
mcroen 0n0eierti9t unO Aara1trt.
&ntri9s werOln gut lnO sn biIt3em Nreiic teioNt. (Spt22. 10
@tmgcr's NGDutnfd,tnc.
Se Saneiber beit9er Gtatt, Iotte ale @eriouen, rpetbe cine
quite u dtm1i@ inc 5u baben pinIden, Iolten lid ertnnert,
tB cine BON uuiern Wfniahter, Sretnrol 10 vel Ir6eit tblt ais
r4enb cine ontcre, ut0 10 aud ~imetmal 0 UteI gels
~ubrin9t. GteIcS maht uniert WtaI8incn GIT cen tttItg=
fen, tpetds i'm Dartte Inb. Wetr ais 5000 bapGn lnc ouetn
IN bteF9er Statt IN Operation an @6den, 2Seitet ln6 9cien nnS
baben ite @i9ner OSer bic bamit atbetter in Ben Stunb 9eIebt, f)
nrbr @el0 gu eriparen, os ibnen bticS ort anberenl @at9c mig
lid lit. Nae, welde cine Der be tie II Ndbmai 6 tueu, Die
NJ @ebraub Iu6, Haben mDhtcn, ipttn in utierer Sftce:
- $50. 1853 YaItimDrejtroBe
no @ebrau&8- QrpeiluuGct IN bcutiher, eu9Iiiber,
%raIS6i5fer rnh ipantIhtr Sprad1e 81 h0ben imp uno no mir Sc
Il fe1eine Dldfbtue fault, auf h~erlelbeu Gbeten lerncu.
Edidt mad etnem Gremplar rpn Giuger'8 NdbmoIdinen= Set
ang. Aue DlaiGtneu wcrten Elm gauges So6r mad tbrerl AntStl
oon uu8 III prler Orbnung unb 9eparattOn 9cbatten.
(Fb2S,iD %. y. Brohertd, N9eat
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-21

4 . 81 = : tHtg y
The Hop The entertainment givenby the
Cedar Falls Brass Band on Thursday evening
last, was one Of the most pleasant affairs Of
the kind We ever attended. Although OwEs's
Band, which WAS expected to furnish the
music, did NOT meet their engagement, which
we understand was on account Of some of its
members being sick, good music Of home
production was in attendance, for which, we
heard many remarks Of satisfaction from the
busy whirlers. The floor managers, Messrs.
Cole, and BolnHLER proved themselves to
be well qualified. for the position assigned
them, and their careful and gentlemanly at
tention to all, done much towards rendering
the party one of the most pleasant The
supper, prepared by the ladies of this place
for the benefit of the Band, was excellent and
bountiful, and it at least spoke in loud prais.
es Of their cooking, to say nothing about the
flattering remarks made by many of the
guests. That their generous assistance was
appreciated by the Band, will be seen by
reference to a card elsewhere ,'.s.' .4a.itsH
There were, we should think, some fifty
couples present, and we do not know of o
single individual among them but what was
perfectly satisfied with the entertainment
something we admit rather unusual, but new
ertheless true. m. ,sra.fsr. e.glsrafa
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-21

Everyboays Larger" and" The Family
Doctor"-These works which are advertised
in another part of our paper, are decidedly
the best books of their class that have ever
come under our notice. The publisher aim
ing to meet the wants of the million, and to
supply them with books not Of transient in
terest, but, of real and permanent value, has
spared no expense in the getting up of these
works, the necessity for which are of con-
slant recurrence in cverybody's' business
and family. BY the aid Of judcious adverti-
sing they have already reached an enormous
sale. and are now being anxiously sought for
in every part of our land. ..o7
Everybody's Lawyer" by FRANK CROSBY,
Esq, of the Philadelphia Bar, is handsome
12mo. volume, containing 3s4 papes, beauti.
fully printed and illustrated. 1t gives full
and complete forms, with direction and advice
not only reliable, but written in SO clear and
distinct style that it is hardly possible for a
misunderstanding to occur. There is scarce
ly any business contingency that it is not
fully calculated to meet. 1t is equally adapt
ed to all the States, and no one who consults
its pages with care, can fail to become we'll
posted in the laws Of his country. We adj
wise "Ererybody" to buy it, for " Ecerybody''
says it is a great book, ard so say We.
The Family Doctor" by Prof Henry 5.
TAYLOR, contains simple remedies easily OBJ
tanned for the cure of Disease in all FORMS
The great charm of this work also, is its COM
plete simplicity, and the entire absence Of all
medical technicalities. 1t is appropriately
illustrated, and gotten up in excellent style,
and like the other, should be in " Ererylodys'
hands. III . ,.r -..s
Two Dollars sent the Publisher will secure
single copies of each book by return of mail.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-21
A Card.

The members Of the Cedar Falls Brass band would ten
der their sincere thanks to thu ladies' who taking deer
an interest in their welfare grtuitousy provided amply
and exceently the supper for their entertainment TIN
OF Thursday last Also to the public for their larg
attendance upon the occasion. The Band would her,
state that their receipts $1,000 and their expense
about 800 co. which leaves in their hands $50 t.
be applied upon what they owing and tor the purpos
Of completing their Band Wagon. Hoping that all enoye,
themselves and that went away dissatisfied al
remain thankfully yours. .s +8g.r4 O. .... H.a.s
7a "ss II. c. OyERMAN, Leader.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-21

SquasAss.--Mr JOHN ScHENcK had at the
Fair some Of the finest crook-neck squashes
we ever saw, lone of the finest of which we
rccentlv found in our possession. rEMHl1
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-21

tfE, Our Ercuse -On account of the Fair, the
absence of the senior, and the sickness of two
Of our hands, our appearance this week is
somewhat behind the time -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-21

" l1pplss. -LovEJoY brought into our Office
Che other day some very fine specimens Of
apples which he has recently received, and
which he is offering to the public at his
usual satisfactory prices. -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-21

Who hasit?-While upon the fair grounds
on Thursday last one Of the members Of the
Cedar Falls Brass Band, lost from his instru-
ment, the Mouth-piece, which, if it has been
picked up by any one, it is requested to be
left at this office. ....,.,... " ..... 2s,s
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-21

Cairo, Illinois, July 29th, 1860.
Messrs. JOHN WILCOX &, Cos, ,sssar5.sA ear
Your "Inpectine," or Persian Fever CHARM" has
done wonders was wholly Respondent and wretched
when applied il and in five hours the clis were re.
moved and no fever has ensed 1t is the simplest cure
Imaginable and awonder OF nature rart. would no,
be without this " Inpectine single hour by constantly
wearing II seem to be g ague proof"
Yours Very Truly,
E7H E&FE fsf T@ " b. NJ STOUT
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-21

x Democratic County rConrenticn. -The Dc
mocracy Of Black Hawk will hold their Co.
Convention at the Court House in Waterloo,
on Saturday, the 18th Of October next.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-21

..s Personal. Brother HARTMAN, of the Wat
erloo Courier, favored us with friendly call
on Thursday evening last.rr. .E .-~&asa'.s
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-21

= Fair at WaterlOo-The Courier speaks
favorably Of the recent fair of the Black Hawk
Co. Agricultural Society, and, notwithstand-
ing the weather during the first two days,
considered tia perfect success. We have al
so heard from other sources that the ''show"
was very good, 4 -r-.sssfs asa a.g#,r.e MI p. b
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-21

go Political Ttrt Book. We have received
from the publishers copy Of the Political
Text Book recently issued from the Tribune
office. We would like to see it extensively
circulated in Iowa, and are confident that
those who have or may send for it, will never
begrudgc the dollar that bought it. na-a
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-09-21

n CaW.-We are requested to say to the
individual, who, doubtless by mistake, car.
ricd away comb and brush from the ladies
dressing room on Thursday evening last, that
il returned the Band will be obliged, as il
will save them the trouble of sending for it