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The Placer herald., 1860-12-01
NUMBER 13.

.NcKune J. w., Derby Flat, ranch adjoining
Richie Mills; and ranch known rs Bald Hill
ranch; horses and cattle S6,76
Mills M E., .4uburn, Office on corner of Court
and Commercial street, and residence on CONNER.
cal street, furniture and library 1915
Murphy Thos Rock creek, money, horses, and
cattle, 1891
Iorosser & Horton, Butchers ranch. ranch near
the Franklin House; horses cattle, hogs, sheep,
and wagons, 40,l7
Redwine F. A., Dry creek, ranch on Dry creek,
horse and cows, 4,34
Race Company, Lower o'sesLoe Bar, Inn
provements on mining claim, 40
Shellhousc .N.Dry creek, of n W l and n
! of sec 9 tp. 10 nr 6e; cnttle and wagon 32,03
Simpson Geo. R . near Virginia, ranch bound
ed on north by Sckes east by .7cock, south by
Bosquet, and west by Lowell Smith; horses, cat
tie, and farming implements, 1850
Spann J. w. Gold Hill, ranch bounded north
by Crosete & Hall, east by Sticker Maynard,
south by JAS. anderson and west by Judah; moal-
ey at interest and cattle, 1884
Smith Horace, -quburn, furniture, law library,
and COW, 1850
Smith henry near Doty's ravne, " I Of sec 3
tp. 12nr6e e; horses and cattle, 32,48
Turpin Il Bannon, Ohio ranch, ranch adjoining
Goolsby; money at interest, horses cattle, 1878
Van Geison John. Sugar Pine .Aiill improve.
meats on public lands, horses, cattle, trucks and
lumber 1928
Woods l. Co., sh!plcy mvine shpley ravne
quartz mill, ll,OO
The Placer herald., 1860-12-01
SUPPLEMENTAL Assessment Roll
of 1860.

VA &OSVs
Anderson B. D., Mt Pleasant House, house and
lot row occupied by W. W. Stewart in Auburn;
furniture, horses, cattle, hogs. and wagon, 1853
Bay State Quartz and Ditch Company, Amer
lean Bar, Bay State Quartz Mill at American Bar,
and ditch one mile long of capacity OF 500 inches,
conveys water from Middle Fork OF Middle on to
American bar for mining purposes; half of ditch
in Placer, and balance in El Dorado, 1900
Bristow John. Pleasant Grove. ranch on Pleas
ant Grove and sheep, 1860
Birds Valley. Shirt Tail Il Extension Ditch.
ditch taking water from Secret and Shirt Tail
caiions and conveying it to Deadwood end Michi-
gan Bluffs, entire work being in TIPS. No and g.
2lO.5O
Crane E. near the Sutter line, Of sec SO
tp II 2nr5 e, 100 acres horses, cattle, and farm
inc implements 32,60
Curtis john Miners Ravinc, Union House IL
miles from Auburn on Sac. road, by Miners ra-
vine; horses. cattle, and hogs, 3l,S2
Clarke j. q. A., antelope ravine, ranch on head
of antelope ravine; mule and horses, 1913
Crawford j b.. Auburn residence in Auburn,
bounded north Ivy Vanmater and circus lot east
by Brooks, south by Johnson, and west by China
town, 1910
W. r. Curtis. near Virginia. improvements on
public lands. and cattle 46.47
Galipher G. b., Benls' Bar residence adjoining
Whicher on west and Morrill, on east, and mach-
merry in river at junction of North and South forks
ii, 80
Harris L. A., .auburu ruvine. lots one and two
of of sec 3 tp. l2nr6e, 4'53
Harmon Thos. o., Pleasant Grove creek, ranch
three miles north of Twelve Mile House on Ma
rysvlc road, bounded II. by Haun. e. by Patrick,
S. by government land, ". by Marysvile road. sit
uated at mouth of Pleasant Grove creek; cattle,
md wagon l4,lO
Howard c.. Lincoln, l of lot No. l6 of block
No. .45 village of Lincoln. $50
Kendall Henry, Dry creek. c Off W and ea
of " of n W of sec IL tp ~ &c, 5,4
Love NJ. p. H., .auburn, homestead near Au-
burn, and al out Is acres of land bounded on the
north by Britain and old Illinoistown road, east
by Tuttle d Hillyer and DR.. Crandall, and south
by DR.. Crandal's road and Catholic church lot,
and west by Britain and old road; cattle and
horse, H,fo
Munsell james, Auburn, Mt Pleasant House on
Auburn 7. P. road three miles below Auburn, and
lot hack NJ Gordon's stable 1920
Munsell Alvin E.. house and lot on Main street
between Vanmater's and Davis. and carpenters
ahop under Ha2oll's drug atcre, }e,5S
The Placer herald., 1860-12-01

.v. = HALE HORACE SMITH.
TALE e. SMITH, Attorneys Il Counsellors at
n Law, Auburn, Cal. Office in the brick build
ing next door to George Wilments ne" store
The Placer herald., 1860-12-01
DELINQUENT TAX-LIST
For Placer County for 1860.

WHEREAS the Board Of Supervisors of Placer
w County did, in pursuance of law, on the 10th
day of February. a. d. 1860, fix the rate of Taxa
tion upon Real and Personal Property. for State
uaton of said property in the Co lnty, and said
property having been duly assessed. and whereas
demand having been duly made for the amouiA
of Taxes due on said Property. and payment
thereof neglected and refused. now therefore,
MARCUS KIMBALL, Collector of Taxes for said
County, hereby give notice that in conformity
with law have levied upon all the following
described property to-wit
The Placer herald., 1860-12-01
WELLS, FARGO g. co.

EXPRESS
unmatched Daily to all parts of the country
and Gold Dust. Bullion and Packages of every
description forwarded. Collections Orders and
COMM ssions promptly attended to.
RuLS OF EXCHANGE SOLD,
payuble in all the principal Atlantic Towns and
Cities.
Highest price paid for Gold Dust.
ne The Express is in charge OF SPEClAL
MESSENGER, daily, between Sacramento and
Nevada rid Auburn.
JNO. @. JACKSON, agent
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POLITICAL.

A PPEAL OF THE UNION MEN OF THE,
Z SENENTM w ARD TO THEIR Eel, DIV
CI1lLENS.-The hour 5 at hand and duty de
mands tnat we arouse and prepare for the co,nIng
contest Our opponents are inarsbaling their forces
ana preparing Tor stern resistance and II becomes
US as ctizens forming part of the great conser.
tive element oil the Union show to our countrx
men that we are not behind them i'm the spirt MS
dctuales Ienl From every quarter comes chee ri mo-
news Oh the success OF the great Union movement
ana IN the deInonst rations that are being made
sEetSWhere throughout the country we find ali we
wish 10 urge us on 10 success.
o4r right oil franchise is limited truly having As
W. no no voice Il the choice of President or rem
I91senatlon In Congress. Yet in our mupicipaI
ectIoh we have an interest at stake none the lass
Important TO us than the choice of our Chief axis
LAC, which should now If ever arouse our latent
SO Sc EinS now, like our brethren throughout the
honor and welfare. to assure them that the
spirit that has swept over the land has touched in
an angel wing In our midst and len us rcady to
rattle IN so good a cause. W
me time Is como when must no longer st.,J
rack lor light and trihlng causes. Work l. IN IL
done; organization ls To be perfected and n 6r,o
stand taken ln limitation of the snany nohia 81
alnPes that are presented to us daily Let ms then
ee up and doing and In re ap the ut of onr
In the language Of the Massachusetts Ur;o, ,,.,
we hold open the door for the entranca Of ~.
members OF any present or former earty: WE vel
come an who viii come under the banner of the
Ion stltution and the Cnion makinS no re nroaches
ot te past and no bargains or conditions for the
-1e.S. ap 1851
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IL The name of Mr. F. b. Sanborn ofco,oo,a
Mass, has become qnte famous since the attenDt
10 arrest that gentleman, and inqnsitive people
ASK " w no is he ?n The Boston Trnrelt,r en-
follows: He Is native of Ham ton Falls. New
hampshire, and is about 20 years of age, with =
pleasing conntenance. and tall and Handsomely.
pfoPorIlone6 form lie is graduate of Phillips
ward College, where he stood forward i'm hisclass
IL is supposed that he could throw but little AID.
allon light upon the Harpers Ferry invasion.
tnough his name was mentioned in some of the
correspondence found at the house of Brown M
Sihoorn keeEs private school ut Concord and is
heid In nigh esteem by his tewnsmen },
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'hE iRAlroR OF SoLFERINo.-The Augsburg
Algemeine Zeitung states that since the suicide of
the Austrian General Eynattan - committed in
consequence of the discovery of great frauds per-
Petrated by hinr-it has been ascertained beyond
doubt that it was through his agency the French
and Sandman armies became apprized of the pre-
meditated attack of the Austrians at Solferno It
viii be remembered that the Austrians expected
to take the allies by SURPRISE and were not little
surprised themselves at the defeat which thew sus
tanned
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The CHELSEA AFFINITY CAsE,:-StNar,
PLEA-Leonard w Cheney and Abigail Pratt
both Of Chelsea, were arraigned In the SUPERB, /
Court at Boston, on an indictment for adultery
The man pleaded not guilty, and the woman
responded: "In the sight Of my G cd and my con-
science ain not guilty, but in the sight of the la
AN guilty" The counsel for the woman stated
that she was laboriDg under delusion induced
oy sPlritualism, and plea of not guilty was
entered, and the case was set down for trial on
Wednesday
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PoPeonal.

'''' Gen. T. J. Green, n. c.; is at the National
49, Prentice, Of the Louisville Journal, is lee
turing on American craftsmanship, &c, In New
Orleans.
Two young sons Of our fellow-citizen, Clark
Mills, ESQ are about to start for Munich to study
the artists profession.
-. Col. De Russy, Captains A. w Bowman
and Charles Larned, L. s. A, and Governor
ksmble, of N. Y, are at Willards'
-. Albert q. Cook, Esq the enterprising and
intelligent travelling agent of the celebrated med
cine house OF c. Aver & Co, Lowell, Mass. is
at the National, in this city "
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Spirit of the Morning pre-,

The Constellation, publishing and comm.r,,,o
upon the majority report of the Judici,,v cnua'
mittee Of the House on the Presid.nt,, ,,,.
message, says:
we consider the document IN a weak and nm.
socsu enort in the interest of his party, to
:, sl the worse appear the better cause - and II
~ Iun Oh faiiaeies, misrepresentation, and eva.
saohs. t Will prove TO them to what lengths par
nsan fury and personal malice will go In defiance
Oh law, Justice, and decency; while that of Mr.
heaston, which we hope to be able to publish to-
morrow, will show them, In all their naked de.
Iormity, the ontrages on popular rights and priv.
1leges which the blac k-repu blicans would com.
INIT, II they could do SO with In punityn
The IHfeHiseHeer Is devoted to Congressional
proceedings and news.
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WoN'r ALLOW THEM TO LANp-Th. post.
mouth Eva Transcript says: '''
we Were informed Yesterday, by gentleman
jus, rom charleston that the Council Of that city
bad been appealed TO by the citizens to prohibi
the landing Of steamers at that port Chartered fo
the accommodation Of delegates"
WOULDN'T PAI.-The Brooklyn Daily Tran
script the only thorough Republican paper in
. ia. Guy, was sold out at public auction on
% ne presses types: &c, was o., COZ. The whole
aelsnmenfwas sold for - 500. The last number
o' we paper wss Issued on Tuesday
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EXCITEMENT IN RIcHMoND.-A letter from r ie h.
mond, Va dated the 10th inst, SAYS that consid
cradle excitement has prevailed among the colored
population, caused by the arrest of some dozen or
more last evening for holding secret meetings,
with the avowed purpose of devising the best
means to get free. The party arrested call them
selves "Sons of Ham, nevertheless the Richmond
police were toe smart for them, and not ole saved
his Hnron
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REBELLIoS IN CHISA.-Ac counts from China
to the 30th Of January state that the rebellion had
revived, and was causing the Government consid d.
cradle apprehension. The coast defences along
the Gulf Of Pechelee were ordered to be repaired
and strengthened. The United States Commits.
sioners had brought their labors to termination.
and all their claims against the Chinese Govern.
ment had been adjusted. Fifty per cent with
twelve per cent. interest, will be paid in short
time.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTIoN.-The municipal elec.
ton at Hagerstown, Md, on Monday, resulted
IN the election of the American nominees. The
followin, is the vote:
Mayor-Cook, American, SG2; Schley, Demo-
crat 25l. Councilmen-Americans Wifkide.
go, Hager, Isl; Hanson, 3l, Sheckles 80:
Smith, 29i. Democrats Davis 30; Rouskulp
$50; Wright, 957 Swarts, 2s2; Artz 30
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lent shock of an earthquake at Sacramento wtsre
there was general stampede from the Capitol
oul,ding, and the Senate temporarily adjourned
disPa.ch rom Carson City, Utah Territory
says "A violent shock of an eartbuuak re wb;cb
lasted for several seconds, was felt here about
10 4S this morning. 1t was SO severe that gener.
al rush was made for the street from nearly every
hcuse IN town. Goods were shaken from the
shelves of the store, and general panic prevailed
for few minutes The San Francisco paners
represent the sensation in that city from this
as very slight.
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DROP LETIERs.-The new law In relation to
drop letters has gone into operation Philadelphia,
and will,.w presume, also be put i'm operation
here Under the new regulation drop letters put
into post box In any part Of the city will be de-
hvered IN any other section Of the town for one
.'"noh' Ch~-.- aud heing a reduction, will
doubtless render the United States local dispatcb
much more serviceable than it has hitherto been
The postage is to be prepaid In stamps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-12

DR. HUNTER on BRONCHITIS article from
the New York Medical Specialist, which appears
In our columns today, will be found well worthy
the careful perusal Of such as suffer from this
common malady The public generally, the ,-sH
as the suck, are much indebted TO DR.. Hunter for
the plain and popular manner in which he en-
lghtens them upon the mysteries of medicine
and we are happy to learn that his efforts in that
direction are duly appreciated
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SENATOR BRoDERIck's WILL IN IRELANp.-I,
- stated that Robert Bowling, Esq United
states Consul at Cork, In recent letter to q
friend In this city, says he is overwhelmed with
verbal and written inquiries from numerous re-
lstves Of the late Senator Broderick in that vi.
einty as to the nature Of his alleged WILL the dis
oeedings necessary TO be had. under our laws
10 enable them to establish their heirship, &c
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VI The Norfolk (Vs.) Transcript of the 10
eays that gentleman from Baltimore, named w
Nolan, fell from the verandah of the Ocean House
and broke his right leg in two places He was
otherwise badly injured
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u he democracy ofthe city of ALBANY, NJ Y .
carried their candidates in the munici nal election
On tuesday by most triumphant majority Geo
Ihaeher, democrat, was elected mayor. and
nsies Il. Ausnn, recorder, by from sO0 to zoo
democratic. Great enthusiasm prevails over the
result, and large impromptu meeting TOOK nlace
On Its announcement WIN Pi""e
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ITCol. Lemly, one Of the victims Of the late
wholesale poisoning affair at New Orleans, Ia;
made his appearance on the streets The Crescent
says that his recent and dangerous illness was
sth quite visible upon him. He reported the
survivors of his family and other sufferers by Il
dreadful affair 10 be steadily on the mend
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Proceedings Of To-Day.

In THE SENATE, to-day, Mr.. Mason moved to
take up resolution offered by him Yesterday,
providing for a recess of the two Houses of Con.
gress from the 10Th to the Both instant SO as to
allow members to attend the Charleston Conven-
ton.
, MI. Chandler moved to amend by extending
the proposed period of recess until the 2lst Of
MAY, so as to take in the Chicago Convention
Considerable opposition being manifested to the
resolution, Mr.. Mason withdrew it
The bill to incorporate the United States Agri-
cultural Society was taken mp and passed.
Also, the bill providing for an alteration of the
judges of the Circuit and Criminal Courts of the
District.
Also, the bill to protect the Potomac fisheries
within the District of Columbia
The bill for the benefit of the public schools i'm
the District OF Columbia, was under coEsidcra-
tied when our report closed.
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NATIONAL CUsToM.-Tbe national custom of
crossing the yardarms and placing the flags at
halfrnast on Good Friday was rei giously observed
by the Spanish vessels at the port of Charleston,
: Z The usual rigorous fast of twenty four
hours was also kept, after which they donned an
Easter suit and a festive season of twenty four
hours was spent in the greatest hilaritu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-12

bJ This day. April IL, is the anniversary of
the birth Of Henry Clay. 1t will be observed with
special spirit this year in Richmond Alexandria,
New York, and other cities
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IL Governor Hicks has appointed Hon An
snony kimmell, Of Frederick county, Major
General of the Fourth Division of Maryla, d
Militia. His commission is dated March 18th,
1SRn- N'
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settle the title to lands along the boundary of the
states Of Georgia and Florida
MI Hilmer, from the Committee on Territories
reported resolution as follows
heSotred, That the President of the limited
S.a'es, II not Incompatible with the public inter
ests, communicate to the House ali snch So -.
ton as he may have in his possession "a to the er
lstence of any territory Of Minnesota; agreed to.
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u The small Pox has made its appearance al
Dinwiddie Court House, Virginia.
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PERSONAL.
BALLS AND PARTIES.

THE THIRD GRAND CoTILLoN PARTY
u OF THE
HlAWATHA CLUB
Will be given at
A1"I SHLL coruey PA nr. ard TrreaffsfS A.
IT. On THURSDAY EVENING, April IL
ne Committee Of Arrangements pledge them
selves that nothing viii be left undoue TO %
make this party agreeable TO all those who "a
honor them with their presence. Jake Arth's IN
celebrated cotIllon hand has been eng aged for Nv
the occasion. Tickets 81, admitting a gentlemaB
COMMUNE OF Ar-ane.merts
Dan Perkins, NJ. Kuhns. WIN CioldsI,orougb
YIN. 'looio' w IN Oolard. ap l0-eo2t-
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sos FRANKLIN q ROTHRocK, 5O5

cSc - nv hRVVhs .hL1
CORNER OF NINTH & d STREETS
III ave nov In store their large and he autful
OF the following Goods for the Spring trads "a
which they most respectfully ask the sttentio,n ~
the public, feeling confident that for BeanIv So,..s
ana thsarsess their stock has never been co naie,
In the District. ~ @4ooheu
Paper Hangings,
81 every grade and Price, of Foreign and Dome
mahuiactnIe Papers in Imitation Of All ~
woods and Martles. Borders and Deco1 ation. n ~
ever COLO lyable styls and d sign VI
Fire-bOard Prints.
lem the piainest 10 ths most elaborate oil pan,ins
Window Shades.
ana flain SHADE LINENS. IF al, the stvte. nd
GO ots: have Iha Target. Chea pest and prs su
GILT COR NICE, GuRTSiN RANns ua
TVS, ,PICTURE NAILS and an nfbet a. ana
WORK Tor Curtains or Shades UNIV Di"Ss
Picture Cord and TasseIs.
SH a. ths vatiogs sizes, coors and oual,tis.
SnAUE IASSELS in endless yarietvH M n
rnicn We purchase direct from the msnnfa rra VI
ments u 80 oner superior Induce
nave constantly engsged A corns of snn.,;o,
heh q ar at al tImes prepared for ~ sr
and ~ ~ ali Work In our tIns, at moderate nSice.
To-, ~ INC most superior style call in soficiteS
GAIL. n9se who design rehtting Wc shoW our
~o1Ts Vim pleasure whether you purchase ar nrS
.u .Corx9 Of Niath and d MysGs. " '"~ =.
1--WE" States and INTEL. copy.j -
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The WEArHER.-The following report of Il c
lean Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith
sonian Institution The time of oh.o,v,t,o, q,
about O'Clock =
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r WH1ASHlNGTON CATHOLIC INS,I-
~, ~ IE..The first meeting of this Jnstltuta
VIII De held IN the school- room adjoining ST PAL
1T ~ oc 1orih, on THURSDAY, l2th inst,
ions are requested to attend an In -
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WANTS.

ROG.-Waniedt TO hire, a smart active Boy from
az, 10 10 years old. Apply to DIR. HUNTER
: bl-tldN.
WANTED-A >ITCATION as scamstress. Lv
dress Nj. p, at Star Office. IL.
WANTED-A WET NURSE for a mar ~
boys; Apply No. as First St, Georgetown
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Medicine for the Afflicted!

DRS. GOLDSMITH l. Co, No. 1872 Sm..h-
- field street, Pittsburgh, Pa, still contin.
ues to tic consulted on all diseases Of n private
or delicate nature. From long course OF
study and practical experience of unlimited
extent, Drs G. 1 Co., have the qualification u
presenting the unfortunate with remedies thgt
have never failed to cure the most alarming
cases of Gonorrhpa and Syphilis, Beneath
his treatment all the horrors of Nenereal and
Impure Blood, Scrofula, ulress fain and Dis
tress, or Inflammation Of the Bladder and
Kidneys, Assesses, Hrmors, Fright!ul Swell
ngs, and the long train OF horrible symptoms
attending this class OF diseases, arc made to
become as harmlass the simplest ailings of
n child.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.-Drs. G. & Co. de-
votes much OF their attention 10 the treatment
of those cases caused by secret and solitary
habit, which rufus the body and mind, unfit
ting the unfortunate individual for either bus
mess or society. Some of the sad and mclan-
choly effects produced by these carly habits of
youth are, Weakness OF the Back and Limbs,
Palpitaiion Of the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous
ness, arrangement of the Digestive functions,
symptoms of Consumption, etc. etc. The
fearful effects on the mind are much 10 he
dreaded, viz: Loss OF memory, confusion o!
ideas, depression Of spirits, evil torebodiDgs
aversion 10 society, selt-distrust, tmidiiy, etc.
are among the evils produced. SUCH persons
before con templating marriage, should consult
physician OF skill aud experience, and be nj
once stored to health and happiness.
AGUE AND FEVER CURED AND WAR
RANTED-All letters containing fee, adj
dressed to Drs. Goldsmith & Co., Pittsburgh
Pa, will meet with prompt attention, AND
me4icines forwarded, secure from observation
and IL cure guaranteed. The strictest secrecy
observed in all cases. Don't forget the place
No. 1872 Smi,hfeld Street, Pittsburgh, Pa
November -. '59-lY.