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The Placer herald., 1861-08-17
STATE OF CALIFORNIA.

COUNTY OF PLACER.
On this 3]st day of July, A. D. 1861, before
me. E. W. Hillyer, u Notary Public in and Tor
Snld county and State. personally appeared Susan
Clark, wife of A. R. Clark. personally known to
me to be the individual described in and who
executed the above declaration as party thereto
ana the said Susan Clark wife of A. 4. CLARK
ansaving been by me first made acquainted with
me contents of said instrument. acknowledged 10
y. me on an examination apart from and without
!ne hearing Of her said husband. that she exected
sne same freely and voluntarily, for the uses and
purposes therein mentioned, and without fear or
Spmpulsion or undeu influence of her said hus-
oah'i, and that she does not wish to retract the
execution of the same
In witness whereof have hereunto
~ set my hand aud affixed my official
us. seal in the county aforesaid the
~ day and year first above written.
E. W. HlLLYER,
Notary Public
The Placer herald., 1861-08-17

The Grass Valley National is to be issued
tr weekly with new dress and new name.
The proprietors have added lot Of new
material to the office.
The Placer herald., 1861-08-17

Rich MiNE.-The silver mine of the
Spanish Company, at Virginia City, it is said,
will yield 100000 or $4,000 during this
month.
The Placer herald., 1861-08-17

A FAILURE.--'lhe "Vermillion" siivey
mine at Washos is failure.
The Placer herald., 1861-08-17
CLOTHING! CLOrHlNG!!!
SELLING OFF AT COST.

FOR TW WEN N TY DA Y S .
LNOR TWENTY DAYS, l am selling off my
IL fine stock Of Clothing at Cost, preparatory
to laying in Stock OF Fall and Winter Clothing:
Those desiring great bargains are invited to call
soOn--and. all indebted to me are notified to call
and settle forthwith.
JACOB FELDBERG.
Auburn August 10th. 1S61-3w
The Placer herald., 1861-08-17
PETER HARRISON. j. VI. WIFI
HARRISON & WHITE,

Ss~sN "a ~ ~ w 49, -
WASHINGTON ST, NEXT DOOR TO ORLEANS HOTEL,
AUBURN.
TOHN NJ. WHITE. will pay particular atten-
% ton to horses as Il f;lrrier, and to Horse and
,Ox-shoeng
PETER HARRISON.
WAGON MAKER, will build Coaches. Buggies,
Wagons and will do all kinds OF repairing in
his line with neatuess and dispatch.
June 3d. lSGl.-ly
The Placer herald., 1861-08-17
DARK's coTILLloN BAND.

THE members of this Band are prepared at the
Il shortest notice to perform for Balls ana Co
tion Parties, at reasonable prices. The Band
is composed of the following MEMBERS
JAMES o. DARK,
j. ID. BUKLLNGAM.
M. G. FRENCH,
JOHN BAKER.
ng- Address james O. Dark at Virginia, p O.
or j. D. Buringnm. Auburn. au"lott
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-08-30
g. d. POTTER & co.
NEW AND OLD !

THE undersigned having sold and bought sti
4 hold two OF the best maChiucs for preparing mate
rial for building purposes in the world The
S sWoOiworth S Pancing Machine, which has done the
work in mechauicake manner for the last eight in
this county and still do the with perfect
and prices reduced The second is D. Berlews Patent
Sash Machine, which makes Sash. blinds and Doors by
feeding il with clear and dry lumber-such make
all ofOur building materials have been in the bust
ness long enough to know that other kind will
swcr. We would say for the benefit of the people Of
CentralohO that would be very sorry have themde
ectved by others tales and lies and would bevcry much
pleased 10 have them and with naked eyes.
We are also prepared to furnish
Sash, Blinds, Doors, Window and Door
Francs, MOuIdIngB, Panels, ETC.,
ofalldescriPtions At the very lowest possible gures
sash ned with glass and painted, flooring siding
in fact thing in the house finishing line
EST RATES As We have he argestsock hand Of SASH
DUors, 6c in the city. will prices
purchasers Especial attention paid manufacture
Of Wnlow BntlP to order all comrl.ted, painted and
hung atreduccd prices Feeling under Obliga
tOns to and patrons for their kind patronage
for the LAST eight would still solicit share Of
the same. Respectfully,
aug. 10. '59-%tf- PERRY K ROBINSON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-08-30
EDrincIpIe once, ~ Cedar Street, n. Y.
PRICE ONLY 25 ets PER BOTTLE.
March %, '6l-t1y.


DIR. z. ME NDENHAEL i
-tLATE OF THE CITI OF HAMILTON, ouIo,)
YYEREBY tenders his Professional Services to
x1 the citizens Of Delaware and vicinity. the vaTi-
branches Of MEDICAL PRACTICE. An experience Of
nearly years the Miami Valley in the duties
pertaining his profession, is ered inducement
those who need Physician. Special attention will
given CHRONIC DISEASES and all peculiar
WOMEN CHILDREN. Office and residence Hi
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-08-30
PE0Ws. PLOWS.

YU4L RECEIVED, another invoice Of GILL'E
u CE1k! RAID COMBINATION FIUWS, Il sale at
nlanufAetsir-sE PFicrE for cash.
Mar ell Is, ieI.-ftT. c. C.. tHAMII IL AIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-08-30
CheeseI cheeseI

WE ARE Constantly reCeiYfuR from our ARepE
w Wellington, OHIO. Choice LOtE 90 Western Rasar /
Choose, which, ewing 70 the War, worry low Ind@ss
pr Ice. Call and examine ~ 81 - -7-1~r
July IL, 1861. aM LTTEEE SON
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-08-30
Drain Tile.
WAR NEWS!

NJ ELY, c& 60
VIZ ISH to inform the citizens Of Delaware and
wv vicinity, that they have nttod up a LADIkSi
PARL0R, and ICE CREAM SALOON, where the luxuries
Of the season win be served up promptly at all honFu
and In the best style Having secured the services Of
OF best Bakers in the state, they prepared 20
furnish Breads, Pies Cakes, Crackers &c. OF All de-
scrpnons Parties served AZ the shortest notice.
They also keep on hand a choice selection OF Family
Groceries such Tea CoGee, Sugar spice, Flour IL
short every thing kept in a Family Grocery.
SpOoa' attention given 10 the selection Of the
Brands OF Flour 10 be had in the state.
Goods delivered In town free OF charge.
Persons wishing good lunch, please call At the New
Bakery west OF Latmer's Store May 10, 'ei-tu
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-08-30
New Watches.

Y am now receiving for the spring Trade new
lOs of watches and would invite inspection OF
stock by those wanting TO buy and hesitate say
that my prices will be found low those ofany other
Osablishueus IN the Staewil demonstrate this by sub
Joining few of the low prices which sell Watches
A good Silver Lcpine (warrantedl for 50 90.
A good Silver Aeline, hunter case fOr SO
Silver DctAcnSd levers, hunter cases. S12 to SIS
A nnd Cold ladies' Watch (warranted) for $50.
ne Gold Ladies' Watch, gold dial very pretty, SIS.
a nne Gold Detached Lever, full jcWcled for $50.
Gold Hunter Case, Detached Lever full JeVcled $35
full assortment Of the American Watches in gold and
silver cases, At luW prices,
good assortment Of no detached levers with silver
caps excellent time keepers.
School teachers suppfed with watches favora blc
terms Second hand watches. warranted a IS.
Ny assortment Of watch and 9th goods jewel
rs line will be found full ami
the market shall require. Icnse call No.
Williams Block. c. HL-ATT.
April Is. 1889
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-08-30


.-..-.. C. D. POTTER &sC0E F
TYAyEsnSw IN store the largest aad most con,
American and Foreign Hardware
ever offered tnttis market, consisting in part of
20 TonsTolled hammered and sweedet lrOn - slF
Stecl-Naylor's Cast r b. German A. h. Spring;
ton T. vi. and American Nail Rod :; .s--.-t Pea
sPringsWa gggy, Saiky and Seat, OF Eastern and
Axis, Vices, Anss, 5sllcvs Sc; Coil Chain " SIG
ahdas Log Halter E5rea 50 Chains Cow Ties
Pump Chain and Tube Bolts Nuts washers &C.
ESQ ksgsas, Sd 60 4Od Wrought and EIsrsu nD ID OF
best brands in market Horse Nails and shoes
200 boxes irst quality Glass from 7x9 10 3oxG0 (any
size cut to Order sash Doors and Blinds furnished
manufacturers prices
White, LitheTage, Yenitan Rcd, Whiting &c; Turpen-
tine, Idnseed Oil and Putty;
Brushcs-Paint varnish, whitewash, Horse and shoe
Brushes Feather busters;
800 doZ Door Locks and atcheH complete assortment
100 doz Greenw ood's Butts loo dog Wrought, Broad
Narrow, Table and Brass Butts !; Palmcr's Blind and
Greenwoods Congress Butts Blind FasteningsandS
Locks, cord Gtmet- t-pointed Screws. --. III 81
1TABL L Z 9 u TIL RY.
C. D. P Co. would respectfully call tne attention o.
housekoepers and others to theif Of Table CufeT
consisting of Ivory Balanced Handles Buffalo Horn,
Cocoa and common Handles, with and tined Steel
so doz Pocket Cutlery IS dTerent varieties;
American and English Shears and Scissors
Brothers. Broad Axes, Hunts and simmond's Bench,
shingle and Lathing Hatchets;
Bitts-ClaTk 3 Grsdualed thuTchs Hammer Isl, II
ChiselsMC. s. Socket, Mortise, PAIRING and Farmer;
saws-Lea and Leayits Mulay and Sash, English and
AmericanX \ Cut, shepherd Irvng's, Spear Jack
sons and other makes hand P8Dnel Rip, TenOn and
Compass saws
Bench Planes, Plumbs Levels, &c.
Hand1es-Saw, Plane, Augur, Chisel, Fick,
Gate hinges Selfshuttng and common 1000 Strap and
Joint hinges Wrought R1sps and Staples Gate IAtehes
Whips, Whip Lashes and Hide Whips Patent and Enam-
eled Leather; Emameled Carriage Cloths; Oil Table
Cloths and Oil Carpet Saddlcry and Harness Trim
Tnings Shoe Kit, good asEertmeRt; Bird Cages,
Glaasss, Canary Seed etc. tderthCr with thousand
other articles to which the attention OF the public
respectfully invited. aug. 20, ,'59
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-08-30
A NEY ARTICLE
Dr.. Rob ck's stomach Bit rs.


new and delightful Siomachic and Cordial for Civ
ing to the stomach ani for the prevention OF bill
lOus complaints incident the Western country Try
II.
AS a morning drink to assist digestion and rccve
by spr pSia. it has equal Try IT.
In favor it superior To all other Btters. Try it,
The. formula nf these Bittcrs, (lS61) the sole
property of In Rpback, originated with onsOi the old
est and eminent Medical Practitioners Of the
West and directly prediated upon the wants Of the
Western people
These Btters derive their stimulus from 1He power
tonic or the and herbs of which they
carvings of the stomach, directly IrumOtive OF
TEMPERANCE,
tho present proprietor believes that in making them
widely known the public welfare is subserved.
1t will be for sale By all Of Dr. Robacks
the meantime orders viii be filled direct from CnciD-
natl any quantity and at the lowest rates. 1t Is put
up quart bottles and securely packed in doz
Half toZ. sample will, however be packed
and sent to any address, If desired.
Retail price 81 per bottle or six for $5,
Principal Ofce and Sales Rooms. No 6 Fast Four st.
Sd Building from Main Cincinnati o. Laboratory
in Hammond street.
For sale in Delaware County by NJ l.. STARR BRo i,
B. DICKINSON, & SoN. Delaware J. SMITH X SoN, sun
t;aena; WILLIAMS, ANDREWS Co. Stratford s. sCurT
Son, Eden; J. FISHER, Olive Green $. CURREN, Ashley
J. +. WINTERNUTE, Norton; B. WILLIAMS, Delhi }. H.
WARREN * SOS, Mivillc s. GRCBB, Bellepoint; HoR-
&SEARIS Lewis Centre RomSSON 4 CARR, tstran-
der IIEDDES * TYLER, Harlem; ]. Fl MOVER Center
vile: and by Druggists and Merchants generally
throughout the United States. fapril15'6l*1y
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-08-30
Grattenberg Family NTdie-
cines.--RetaiI Prices.
HOME TIE STIMONY.

H o NJ z T E TIN Ny.
| HARRTTOEb. Trumbull Co.. o., March !, '5T.
thereby certify that have been dealing in
tenOcTg Medicines for the year and truly
that have offered any medicines to the public
that have INST with the decided appreciation the
people than these, particularly the Pills and CathocOn
dney VIII readily perform all and more than is promised
con the past season and hear the best results ia every
J. Fl. C. JOHNSON, Medical Agent.
Read what Dr. Bushnell says of the GraIenberg Medi-
c'hes Dr. H. is physician of extensive practice, and
one Of the most successful in the county Trumbui
This crtdcs that have used the Crafenberg Pills and
Marsall's Cathnlicon, sold here by j. H. c. johnson
my practice to my entire satisfaction. They good
Hartford, Trumtull county, o., March, 1857.
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN
from the NeIg FORK Daily NeIUs, (Eiitornl.)
" We desire attenton 10 IettGr from Dr. Josh
ua p Bridge, "a The Health American Women in
aDnhcr column. He subject in an able man
ner, and his skill and medical judgment may be relied
upOn.'
From the Albany Morning Ezpress.
MarshaIls Uterine Catolicun has proved to be fully
as valuable as it claimed to be in many severe tests
made by medical gentlemen and others Or. Bridge
regular physician ST very fine attanments man Of great
Judgment and discrimination ajudcious and highly sue
MOmcn andchldren-'
u FROM PHYSICIANS 81
g Mrrshals Uterine CatlIpllcnn will certainly urOal
the diescack for which it is rccommc,led.
q There is medicine like it in this country"
- In the worst cases thatI have with, MarshAll's
L UIsrIlc Cathulicnn is certain ond safe rcIncdy.''
MARSHAII.7s UTERINE GATII0TICON
complaints which every woman is liable, and which
gradually affect the well as the body so thai t.
think talk or work becomes alike OF suffering
IL not pSsfbity Among the complaints for which the
Catholicon is remedy Failing OF Womb Whites
suppressed Irregular painful MenstruatIon BoatinR
Inflammations and Disease of the Kidneys OF UrnarT
Organs Retention Incontincncc Urine Heartburn
C"stIvehrss, Nervousness, Faintings, Palptatiens,
Cramps, Disturbed Sleep and all troubles orRanic or
sympathetic, connected with the uterine organs.
Ladies' who troubled with any of the symp-
toms, with spine liver complaints invited
to address Dr. Bridge, with fun atthey will
find relief. Marshalls Uterine Cathocon a ouack
incidence but its ingredients have heen known to the
Medical Colleges and they the service Of any res
pectable physician in the country,
The price g MARSHAELs UTERINE CATHoLIcoSis DOL
Tar and a half per single bottle.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-08-30
MRS. ROBINsON's CERTIFICATE.

VERNON, Trumbull Co, o., March / 1855
This certes that have been very poor heath So
years, and found little relief aftor employing
nun ier OF physicians Ny disease PrOlapsis Uterri
hat been reduced by that and Flour AIbus until had
bee me uccred to considerable extent. By advice
NJ r-G BushneLI procured and took six bottles OF
ofar has Ut CatholicOn which enabled me to atom
to husband in his last sickness until he died hjch
was about year since have taken three bottles since
his icath, which has made able to labor and
my family Of three children The Cathocon has pcarv
restored me to health 1t is the only thing that has mini
gated my suffering for which feel very grateful
MARY +. ROBINSON.
For sale by NJ. l.. STARR Bro. Delaware BTzNy VIZ,
IANs, Delhi Q. H. HYDE Son, East Orange; v 7RIg.
HAAdy Lewis Centre; S. CURRAS, Ashley; j. F. Rt,TER
MUTE, Norton, and by Medicine Dealers gcnerauy Foy
Medicines address, u. b. KINGSLEY,
August II. .'6O-S1Y. Clevelad Agent for Ohio
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-08-30
WEST BEDFORD, coshocton Co. o Mov,4 ,ss-

WEST BEDFORD, Coshocton Co, o. May ID, 1857
Mr.. H. b. KINGsLEY-Sr have been selling the
medicines of the GraenbeTg Company the last ten
years and have invariably found them give good
faction The Pills have sold tn a great many families
regular their tea and coffee with my trade thcy
have become a staple article.
Marshal's Uterine CathOlicon, prepared by Dr. Pome-
roy is medicine that has done great amount OF good
in Female Complaints. One lady sold to told me that
she had received more benefit from bottle the Cath
ulicon than she had from long
ment by the mostskiilful physicians.
Yours truly, JAS. WINSON
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-08-30

And in fact all tho lis usually found in FIRST CLASS
HOUSES Our business will be conducted in strict
COrdance with the f'ConsttuOn,' and we desire and
especially the hearty cooperation of all ladies
Gentlemen ''patrioticay'' inclined, and nothing
shall overlooked that will tend to promote the wel
fare country the general interests Of those
in want OF CHEAP DRY GOODS, CARPETS, GROCER
les, gROCkEIY, &c, &c.
Come early and secure the best.
Yours respectfully
MENDENHALL & MILLER.
DeIawarc, Mar. Is, '6l.-ftE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-30

The expense of the war is beginning to be felt.
Already the cost has reached the handsome aggre-
gate of tro millions of dollars per dag, and is still
tending upwards rapidly. On the last pay day al
the Brooklyn Navy Yard, there was not dollar in
hand to meet the disbursements. The New York
Tribune says:
To successfully wage war. money is prime
necessity. Mr.. Chase has been abundantly cheered
by the liberality with which the people OF
the country have responded to his call, but,
like prudent man, he has Eegun to count the
cost Of that which the Government has under
| taken.
The expenses of the War Department are enor-
nous, and with view to rGestablish the army on
a more economical basis and Of pruning eXtraya-
| gances the advice Of eminent military men, now
| here BY invitation, is being considered.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-30

THE WAY TEXAN RANGERS SuooT.-A Charles
ton correspondent of the Richmond Dispatch fur
nshes the following interesting item for the
Northern mercenaries:
see, in your valuable paper, notice Of the ar
rival in Richmond of the advanced guard of Texan
Rangers. Allow me to inform your Southern
readers what kind of troopers they are. friend
of mine, officer Of high rank in the army of the
Confederate States, has just returned from Mont
gomery, and says that while there, some twenty
Of these Rangers exhibited the following feat: A
loaded revolver pistol was thrown upon the
ground; the Ranger puts his horse up to full
ening speed; throws himself, ga Ia Camanche,h ~
on the side of the horse opposite to his enemy be-
| ing invisible to him, and under the horses neck,
fires each barrel of his pistol snccessively in the
direction of the enemy.
| Will they not make the dandy troops of Broad
way, the Wilson shouder-hitters, etc, open their
| eyes.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-30

THE TRUCE.-Et gives US great pleasure to OBJ
rangement for the preservation of peace lately
made between Gen. Harney and Gen. Price, meets
the hearty Endorsement of the people throughout
the State. The apprehension of serious conflicts,
produced by the deporabe collision at Camp
Jackson, had become idespread and this ami
cable understanding came just in the nick of time
to allay all excitement engendered by that event.
We assume that order will at once be restored in
every part of territory, and that inclination
will hereafter be noticed to transcend the regular
operations of the laws. Truly, "peace hath her
victories no less renowned than war"
I0uis Renu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-30

Smith has been in many scrapes, but we never
expected to find him in this one. In looking over
the proceedings of d Sunday School Convention
out West, we find the following resolution offered
by Mr.. Smith, pious and promising young min
ister:
Resolued, That committee of ladies and gentle
men be appointed to raise children for the Sabbath
Schools.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-30

AN ACT OF DEsroTIsM.-We doubt if the most
arbitrary despotism has ever witnessed more
fragrant invasion of the rights of the citizen, than
that lately committed by the Lincoln dynasty, in
the seizure of the teegrGphic correspondence of
the offices at the North All monarchcal govern
ments have hitherto respected the private cores.
pondence of their citizens, and it buta few years
since the violation of the seals of private letters by
an English ministry, for the sake of gaining evil
dence against foreign refugees, raised such storm
in England, as nearly drove Ministry from office,
and the Secretary guilty of an act, unable to justi-
fly it, was compelled humbly to apologize to the
nation from his place in Parliament Il has re-
manned for Government calling itself republican,
to do worse, not only to exercise espionage over
correspondence, actually passing, but to seize the
copies what had passed six months since, among
those who were then citizens of the same nation.
If there are not men at the North, brave and
manly enough to denounce this tyranncal act, and
to resist this long step towards arbitrary power,
then we shall rest assured that the North is wholly
ready to submit to military despotism, aud that
the race of men who fought seven years against en-
croachments upon less sacred rights-is extinct.
COustitutionalist,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-30

How THEY WERE D DISTKIBUTED.-Severall loads OF
documents addressed To the Voters of Virginia,'
under the frank of some Blacka Republican, were
publicly burnt in the streets yesterday in front of
the polls of Lynch Ward They were intended to
operate on the election yesterday, but coming
under the view of Superintendent Gill, Of the Vir
ginia and Tennessee Road, he ordered their seiz-
ure, and distributed them as above stated.
IlIynchburg Republican,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-30

How THE KENTuCKIANs HANDLE A RIFLE.-An
intelligent correspondent, who lately left Baltimore
for Harper's Ferry and other points in Virginia.
gives the following account of his observations in
| private letter:
| At Harper's Ferry, Kentuckian challenged q
a hundred and fifty yards, Old Kentucky covered
his six bullet holes with half dollar, and old Vr
| gnia was obliged to get small tin cup to cover
| his but he claimed the victory on the ground
that his bullets were twice the size of his adver.
| sary's. Twenty-eight men shot on the same day,
at three hundred yards, at log the size of q man,
| were all o.hand. There is a company here who
| practice at double quick time-a full trot-and
they seem to do nearly as well as those who fire
standing. They are terrible fellows, and seem to.
| have most Unsuitable desire to fight.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-30

As the Augusta (Ga:) Grayss, Capt. Newton were
marching past the Big Spring, in Rockingham
county, where family of Lincolus resides. Miss
Fannie Lincoln, relative of cold Abe" the
President, presented the company with aseces-
sion banner. Petersburg (Va.) Express.