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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-01-18
virginia Legislature.
RIcHMoSD, Jan. 7.

RICHMOND, Jan. Z.
A joint resolution from the House, roll
ativc tc tho preservation Of the statu quo,
was received by tho Senate to-day. a
substitute WAS offered asking of the Pres
ident an assurance Of the preservation OF
tho absolute stutu quo, FOR 90 days, except
70 rCpcl hostile invasons. This was
adopted, and the subject finally referred
to a select committee.
Tho HCmo after a hot debate adopted
an amendment to the Convention bin,
authorizing the opening Of polls at the
time Of the election for delegates, to takc
the sense Of voters whether any action
Of the Convention relative to tho Federal
Union, shall be submitted to the peoplo
for ratification or rejection; by ayes A.,
nays O..
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Legal Notice.
Joseph Shaw. Plaintiff
against


Anthony Shaw,
S0piruua NJ. Shaw, and
McDocl Shaw, Dcfdts.
Tho said McD3cl Shaw Of The State Of
Michigan, (tho county Of bis residence there
being unknown 70 the undersigned, y will take
notice that the said Joseph Shaw, the
/ Plaintiff herein, did ON the 2gth day OF No.
ytmbcr, A.D. 1850, Gle his petition Ia The
Court OF Common Pleas, iu aud fof the Coun-
ty of nech, and State Of Ohio, against the
said McDoel Shaw and Others Defendants,
setting forth that the said AcDool and An
thony Shaw did on the 21th day of january,
|A.O. 1889 at the said County Ct Seneca
make their four several promissory notes in
writing Of that date, and then and there de-
ivcrod the same TO the said Joseph Shaw,
aud promised thereby there aud then to pay 10
the said Joseph Shaw or bearer, III cfrst one
of snid notes drawn for S93,7l, one year
after the date thereof, with interest thereon
nt per cent, and annual interest on oil four
uotcs And the said defendants promised
also az the date Aforesaid TO pay the other
three Of snid notes In like manner, cach fr
/ the same amount as the first one and due in
two, three and four years after the said 9th
day Of January. All Of which notes were on
the said 27th day Of January secured (by the
said defendnnts) by mortgage ON certain real
estate situated In the village Of Republic,
Seneca County, Ohio, and known as the
" Mansion House property" in said village.
And paying that the said defendants may
ray the said sutns Of money, now claimed to
be duo as stipulated ia said obligations, or
that the said premises may be- sold 20 pay for
the same. And the said McDocl Shaw Is
hereby notified that he is required 10 appear
and answer said petition, on or before the
18th day Of january, AID. 1851, or n iudg.
ment will be taken against him 10y default
JOSEPH SHAW,
by c. W. Page, his Attorney,
Dec. 10, lSGO. SS 75, dec ll-6.
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AeLion Of be ONO Legl.lalare.

COLudBus, O.. Jan. II.
Tho following is ono Of tho sCrios Of
resolutions that passed the Ohio Senate
aud House to-day;
Resolved, That wo hail with joy the
recent firm, diCnidod and pstrioue spec
ial mossag OF the President of the uni-
ted statos, and that tho entire power and
resources Of Ohio ore hereby pledged
whenever necessary and demanded, for
maintenance, under strict subordinailon
10 the civil authority, of the Consttu-
ton aud laws OF the General Govern
meni, by whomsoeycr administered
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Eronl Nortn CnroIlnn

hAhhiHh5 W. NsS jan l.
Both Houses were engaged yesterday
and to-day on the State Convention
question, which has become complicated
by mixing State Constitutional Reform
with federal matters. Amendments for
an open and for a restricted Convention
were offered, but no vote was taken on
any.
II is the special order for Mondays
session.
North Carolina is conservative, and
would respond 10 the proposition for an
equitable adjustment of the difficulties,
but will have her rights nt all hazards
ThIs b public scntIment hnro.
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Fort sumtcr---lsopOrt Of Lieut..
Talbot.

WAsHry0Toy, Jan. H.
Lieut. Talbot reports that the condition
.of Fort Sumter is not so favorable as was
believed by the government. Twenty
sevcn guns are mounted on the lst tier
eight ON the Sd tier aud thoy are mount
ing others. Tie second tier Of cmbra
sures is blockedup. Tho fort, he thinks
can hold out for two n,hs with the
present supplies, there being plenty of fu-
el and good water. The statements of
Iobuudant supplies were probably made by
the officers 10 quiet the opprchensions Of
friends
| II is said tho Administration is deter
mined to send supplies at all hazards. aud
that il repeated to-day that the Brooklyn
viii 90 down, and If necessary, engage
the batteries ON Morris Island without
crossing the bar, while another steamer
escorts the Stsr Of the West to Fort Sum
ter.
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The wholesale Robbery OF the
Ercil SMrY.

IWa.hinfon Correspondence Of n, Y. Tdbuucl
Mr. Floyd distributed 100000 stands
Of arms in the South during the past
year, and he sold SlOO,OOO worth of mus
kcIs, which cost Sl4 each, for $3.50, in
dependent Of tho sale at WoteTlict,
which has attracted recent comment
Col, Craig Of tho Ordinance Department
was ordered away for refusing To counto-
nance these transactions and others Of
equally doubtful character.
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aOH JTpSn the TtoubIcd Wat.
ers.'

a'0iI UpSn tAe Troubled Wht-
ers."
The noble and patriotic speech Of the
greatest statesmen now living, WIN. II
Seward, delivered ia the U. S. Senate
last Saturday, has had soothing effect
upon the country, and given new ossu.
fances to patriots, North and South
Il brenihes spirit Of true devotion tc
tAe Union, aud is kind and conciliutor,
IN tone, without proposing any disgracefu
surrender to slavery.
Mr., Seward rises entirely above In,
marky atmosphere Of personal abuse, dc
traction and gasoonsdc, and treats u,
subject with the wisdom, moderation an,
foresight or a seer and largc-soulc,
Btntesman.
We think the speech of Mr.. scwar,
win have a good effect at this time, an,
contribute largely to calm the excite
ment Of extreme men, North aud South
unll reason assert her empire, but liul,
good can be expected
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Secretary Of the Treasury, Dix, will
not cntcr upon his Office until after next
week, having previously To arrange some
business in Now York.
Thoro was Cabinet meeting last
night, till late hour, on the dispatches
brought by Lieut.. Talbot from Major An
derson. There is no reason TO believe
that ANYTHING further will be yielded to
South Carolina.
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NASHVILLE. Tenn. Jan. 1

Tho House unanimously passed bill
calling Convention ON the 18th Of Feb
ruary and an election for delegates on
the 9Th Of February. lCthc Convention
resolves TO withdraw from the Union.
then their action IL to be submitted 10
the people for ratification or rejection
The same bill passed second reading in
the Senate. twill undoubtedly pass a
third reading on Monday.
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nIore scccs.Ions.

By reference elsewhere, IL will be seen
that iho insignificant States Of Florlda,
Alabama and Mississippi have formally
declared themselves out Of the union and
have t0.en possession Of the forts within
sheir boundaries Theywiaded J6rdda
q hard road 70 harsI before they get
afsash.
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TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 1.-THE ordinance
of secession was signed to-day, in the
eastern porlico Of the Capitol amid the
firing of cannon and cheers and onthusi-
Nsm of the people.
Hon. Il. Butler King Of Georgia made
a speech on the occasion. which was
loudly chCorcd.
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CuARLEsToN, Jan. 1t.-A private dis
patch to the Commissioners says that the
Federal troops have abandoned all tho
forts in Pensacola lIarbor, except Fort
Pickens, where they are concentrated,
and that about 300 mon have LEFT Mobile
to surprise Fort Pickcns.
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ImpOsstDility Of stase Iudcpcn-


From the Liverpool rost1
Congress refusing 20 sanction secess-
ion, al other nations must consider he
SoniherH States port Of he ReDuBlic.-
Their flag will not be recognized. no port
duties would bepaid, and the law could
not be enforced. They would be rebels.
not people. Then what about the
runaway slavesl They could not be pro-
vontcdi they would not be given up;
aud unless they were emsncipoted, the
emigration would be wholesale A SER
vile war could hardly be ayerted.
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Mississippi PASSES the Ordi-
nance OF Secession,

HfN.'A'N'hh s'AAN'HH - NAAAs Ns
The Convention has passed tho ordi-
nance Tor immediate secession by vote
OF 81 10 10.
All prominent places are illuminated,
cannon are being fired and fireworks dis
played generally.
SECOND DISPATCH,
The delegations from South Cirolln a
aud Alabama being invited to seats in
the Convention, were received with ap-
plausc,
Efforts to postpone action on the Sc
ccssiou Ordinance were voted down.
Tho fifteen opposing votes will sign
the ordinance tomorrow making il tunan.
imous.
There is a grand display OF fireworks
at the Capital tonight, and the most in
tonso excitement prevails.
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Farm for Sale.

The Willow Spring Farm, two
r los eat of .Hn, on ne Mamfcd nsai o. offered
af Private Sale. This Farm contains fi3 rcfet about
Of which is eleaf she haaH1e is heavily tinbored.
la lhe Improvements couasf Of a fuo-st1fY nfct
2 ouse With Fame Kitchen, Bark Ban, Uamaee
9'ei Wagon Houtc and other outhuiiinrs, a large
nsfd with choice APPLES, plutns Peers, Gfapes.&c
farn loiF one Of he best water prViegcs I'm tAe
co. my there never failing spfnss one closc
70 " houses and living stream Of water through the
cen "e OF ihe farm, ahoriing water in every Geld but
one.
For further particulars enquire or the subscrber re.
idiug the prcmiios
WILLIAM J.KAUIL.
land mr. o. small County seat d,.ol ~
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0-1rThere was a rumor at Washing
ton, on the 7.h, that in consequence OF
Toomb's dispatch, recommending Geor-
gia TO seize the Forts, that he would be
apProhonded for treason. We hope the
rumor will prove true, for it evera man
deserved hanging il is roombs.
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CHARLESTON, Jan. n

Tho South Carolina Secretaries oCWar
ard State, went yesterday TO Fort Sum
ter under 1ag Of truce. There is great
excitement and all sorts Of rumors anoat
as to their object, but nothing certain is
publicly known The Secretaries re-
mained two hours at the fort. Ills be-
licvod that the visit was not hostile.
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or Senator BIGLER has "plan, ~
lilo wishes to refer certain constitu tional
omendmcnts-tho Crittcndcn compro-
misc with vahutions--to direct vote oI
the people.
0Iylt seems now sottlcd that Hon.
Henry S, L1nc, Governor elect of Indi-
anu,will have no opposition in his can
vass for the succossorship of Fitch in the
United States Senate.
0SrThc Springfield, Mass, Rrpubll-
can says. "Whlc Il 9j 900 guns have bcen
sent South from tho Springfield Armory
during the last year, something like l2O-
600 still remain, and a better description
of weapon than those sent away. The
guns of the latest model, with Maynard
primers, are taken up for the militia OF
thoseverOl States, North and South, as
fast as they can be made,
0rYTho different Wide Awake orguni-
EatiOns Of pittsburg, fifteen in all, met
on Thursday afternoon last at tho armo.
ry efthc Washington Light Infantry in
that oity,ond adopted a resolution Offered
by J, 4 Ncgloy, recommending all the
Wide Awake companies of Allegheny
county, Pa, to organize Immediately into
military body, aud appointing two dcln.
gates from each company to arrange a
plan of organization,
/ 0cgWnter Davis amendment 70 the
Fugitive Slave Law, providing trial by
jury to alleged runuwNys in the State
whonce they escaped, has passed the
House racifcation Committee. Al
amendment providing trial in the State
where they were arrested, was defeat
ed,
! 0tysomcbody having said that N,
cannon with which South Carolina iu
tends to destroy the Union is Blu chauai
the Norwich Bulletin responds; ayes
, and that's the cannon everybody want
, TO sco discharged"
0ey-All Of the Northern Governors. il
, their Messages, take strong grouu,
, against secession, when the Soutl
, shall force the conflict, the North vii
: : be a unit,
. 0--The Governors Of the Cotto
/, States have seized nearly al the Fort
/. within their limits. This is clearly a
act orwsr. What will Mr.. buchanan dc
a l. his backbone ttiT en- ugh TO rctak
them' Or is he afraid OF bringing on
: conflict
. 0tTThe letter Of the South CaroRn
Commissioners TO Mr. Buchanan was
!, the most insulting character, aud distinct
/, ly churged him with falsidoation and vi,
: lation OF pledges. He had no other z,
G COURSE but TO return H. Great surpris
9 is expressed that gentlemen of their a,
4 knowlsdgcd private worth should hay
c compromised themselves BY such con
n muuieation. The President explicit
denies having entered into any sue
agrcemon, as they allcgc, aud disclain
Q boing aware Of any obligation alyin
r been incurred by Mr. Floyd.
: Ex-Goy. Chase has been rendered Ii
n Cabinet appointment Of Secretary
Il tho Treasury, by Ms, Liacoln w
b hope he wsll accept.
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New YoRK, Jan. u

The llorald's correspondent says, Jas
NJ. Carlisle, Of Va, viii probably be
nominated Secretary Of the Interior, and
Mr.. Branch, OF n. c., is talked Of for
Post Master General, in case Mr. Hollis
nsmc Is sent to TIE Senate as Secretary
of War.
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Administrators sale Of
IkcnI Esantc.

Notice Is hereby given. that under and
pursuant 10 an order issud 70 me by the
Probate court ofScncca county Ohio, Ia the
cause Of James Boyd Admrof estate of Mi
chael Long Deceased, with viii annexed, A.
gainst William Long and others, / willoflcr
loF sale at public vendue, ON Monday the 9Sth
day January AID. 1861 between the hours
cr ten A NJ, and four =. NJ Of said day, at
tho door OF the Court House In the city OF
Tinin Ohio, the real estate bounded aud des-
clibed as follows to wit
The South west quarter Of Section thirty
two IN Township two, North OF Range Six
teen East in said Sonoca county Ohio, ox-
ccpting ten acres out Of the south west corner
thereof now owned hy one Cutler.
TERMS OF SAIE.-Ono third cash In
baud, one .hird ia one and Two years, with
interest, from day of sale, the deferred pay
ments secured Dy mortgage on the premises.
JAMES BOYD,
Adm'r ON the csta Of Michael Long.
with Win annexed.
PINNNsroN I.EE & BREwm, Attorneys.
dee20-5w Printers fee si00
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Kentucky wishes TO see her chivalric
son, Major Anderson, sustained. Four
tiilhs OF all the men within her botdcrs
capable of bearing orms, would gladb
volunteer 10 protect him f attacked At
Fort Sumter by the encmios OF the Un-
ion,-l Louisville Journal,
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FARM FOIs SALE.

The undersignrd oters iur sale his Furm a. miles
north east Of ihiu, On thc Portland state Road con
sisng If 100 acres, roo Of which isu good state or
cultivation The halanca is iu excellent timber There
e. siv nevcratNnu spungfnu tho farm 20 situated as
10 adbfd stock water io each GeA. The huidues are
an nearby new, The soil k good for 90 kinds OF grain.
The nearest market k Wnisan's station, bciur oac
and hnlfmil lr. distant
A. most rorops would prcfc viewing farm before
purchasng, mrhtrcnmmcnts are deemed unucce nv
rorsons az distance desirna further Gifuairn will
address the undsrguol az ridn, Seneca co.. %.
janis Ina LEWIS q. HOLTT,
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pEyshcoLA, FlA, Jan. 10.
Fort Barroncos aud the Navy Yard
wcro taken yesterday by the Alabama
aud Florida troops.
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Alabama PASSES the Ordinance
OF Secession.
MoNrnoMrnY. AIan Inn. II-

MONTGOMERY AlnY Jam IL
The Ordinance Of Secession was pass
ed at 2.3O p. M. Bells are ringing, can
mons are firing, and the city is in a blaze
Of enthusiasm.
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IMPORTANT FROM lIISSIs-
SIPPH.

Passing Boats 20 he stopped
and questioned at ViCISsburR
JACKSON, Miss, Jan. l9.-Artillery
was ordered TO Vicksburg early this NOR.
ming, by the Governor, to hail aud ques,
tion all passing steamboats,
Fifteen guns were fired last night, on
receipt Of tho ncws of the secession o
| Alabama and Florida.
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Guardians Sale OF Real
Estate,

In pursuance Of an order Of the Probate
Court OF Stark County. Ohio, the undcrsigu-
ed Will oher Tor sale, By public Vonduo oU
Saturday the Goth day OF Janu ny a d. 1861
al one o'clock T. NJ, on the premises, the
following described real estate, situated Ia
the County OF Seneca and State Of Ohio; to-
Wit; The north east 5uarter pf section mum
Der 80; Township number two lnorth OF range
number lhirlecni containing 60 acres, more
or less.
TERMS OF SALE. .-Cne- third in hand J
one third Ia one year, and one third in two
years from day Of salei With interest payable
annually-the payments 10 be secured by
moFtglgc upon tho promises.
HENRY MATTHIAS,
Guardian n Levi Matthias,
SAMUEL MATTHIAS,
Guardian Of Joziah Matthias.
January g. l560.-M
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRIGES
OTSENVHNG VVACVEHNES

Nowis favorable time 10 get Wheeler 4 Wilson
Sowing Machine. The puccs are vey much reduced
aud there Is macins in tho world that equals ior
Mmily ne, y The vctictofall committees on Sewing
Machines Whono,cfiii Is brobsht n competition with
other machines.
The uuccrsig gned hove the agency Tor the sale Of
lhcm, andtIe attention Of oll Interested IN Sewing
Machines is invited 20 them aswenr sure that they
will give satismotiuut 10 purchasers.
A. G NJ, 4, HIgnANp,
janis dw Tomb's nlock, rinn q.
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senator Trumbun Hc-EIcctcd.

SrRlNGFGCLD, ILL.,, Jan. 9.
Lyman Trumbull was ro-cloctcd Unit
ed States Senator to-day; vote 81 TO i6.
Tho Democrats voted for =. s. Marshall.
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VVhnt New Orleans Troops are
doing.

Fort Jackson and ST. Phillip. ot the en-
trance of Lake Pontchartruu were seiz-
ed by New Orleans troops to-day.
Troops from New Orleans also took
possession Of the Arsenal at Baton
Rouge to-day. at y o'clock, no resist
ancc being offered.
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Mo. ScMnrdnn thc CrI.is.

Mr. Seward nodo a speech in tho Sen
ate, saturday, on tho absorbing topic Of
the day lie took strong Union ground
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XIX lArlN4N NJ NJ I's
Leciute !. What has scicnce done ios tho Nvorl -
The eearng Of rhTenology tho Educuiion Of
Youth.
LocIuro g Womon-her powc'snd influence IN the
world.
Lectures. Man considered asan animal, having an
the passion Of tho lower animals
Lecture {, Nun considered otal and intcui-cnt
being,
Lecture 8. Man considered ag on intellectual bring
O. MWnmen' audhc utility Of phrrno.osy
in the thoicc Ola life pauHef
Lecture q The rise and progress OF tho United statps
Gcologir'lly, Automatically and Physiological,
considered
Each Lecture wul close with two rrRTIC EXAM.
NATIONS otUcFsun sclrrtolhy mo audience thus
practically testing thc truth Of plreuolosv.
Mr,PALMER uillcommenca a oour,e Of Lecture,
ste dherams, Mouakm aud skeletou.
Doors onan at6I, Lecture 20 mucnre Al -
Fir.t two LectuTos Free, Reserved seats for hs
Ladies'.
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AdministratOr,s NOticc.

Tho undersigned has been duly appointed and qnali
Ged a. Admiu,Nrstor on the Estate OF Lawis Green,
late otscncca county, Ohio, dcceaicd.
ianie.3w a G.. BAKER.
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? III R IN GY
PROF.. PALMER.
LO(SSCr'S Hail.

Commencing Thursdny evening, Jan. I7th
These subjects will be- illusraiedbv la1n oil Paint.
ing', and large collection rhu. and skulls, reprs,
scning men OF olnations, kindred and tongues from
The the tquiuoN "a SiNrriai Negroes, Caurassians,
Monsoliaui, Nlal7ys, American Indians Esluimaux,
and others too numetops TO mention. Al,n, a very
large collection of birds and beaIs-comptisin almost
nll the lower animals. A French Manakin. capahc Of
diseoion into $50 pieces exhibiting iIuO Objects and
"a French ske letoa ola notable character, we'll dried
anu preseued.
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WILLIAM J.KAULL.
exchange for some unimrfnyod
NV seat. deco4 -tw
The Placer herald., 1861-05-18
GLOVE ANopYNee Enc
TOOTHACHE Dk0f0'
ComnIain no more of Ach'"s
1

c,.,,, M more of Aching
u,ursE DROPS have been extensively vsrgSred rS 'ht
thousands whose experience n"n and permanent
the Anodync will give Immediate "nd other rcmed!
relief after tie failure OF every moll and few
II ia nlcnsn,t to the taste and slll', Gp pain and
annlications will entirely remove that ' i may be
SORENESS from decayed tooth SO sou tn" When The
SIIc1'e,s sIiod and rendered as useful as ever e guns
around tooth apparently sou'lI,i 'nhing few drop
will give speedy relief oy onIv to bccomes sass se
on the part affected. 1t has onls lssreciatcd by "'
ral]v known to be as highly appi'' #
nublic as it is by dentists c, one Of the nVf
distinguished practical den''s'' " ,d
New York: uomon-In the courfll rlMe
nv practice have extenslvett9 t9r the relief o.
Anodyne with much success iU ,U' r,ecommend "d
Toothache, and us constant! Wy to inform yus p,
INV natents. deem it but just ~ other reusd''
' the hich opinion l have of fit, it. o''' .,.s
I D' am A. Yours, very respectfully yH,rvITT, Dentist
Price. 25 cent. per 'l"r' nr"cgists i"
Prepared by A. B. D; D;,,;;sm San"sN New York
Enltop street corner of Wlil@,o mn San Frav'.
For sale by Reddington ~ n, T0r Dr. Juslen ''''
M II McDonald Il Co., ana D''' .o
Bro. Sacramento, and by HAWKINS, Au'"''
May 18th, 1861
The Placer herald., 1861-05-18

CLOVER ANoDYNE TooTlncHE DgoE-TM.
simple and efficacious remedy acts instantly upoD
the nerve OF the tooth, and immediate relief is
given. 1t will not unpleasantly affect the breath
like kreosote. injure the gums or destroy the
enamel Of the teeth; the numerous cures il hn
accomplished are well attested, and it has only
to become generally known to be as highly ap.
prcciated by the public as it has long been by
Dentists.
The Placer herald., 1861-05-18
BIRTHS,

At Live Oak Ranch" Rock Creek p,,...
county on the 10Th inst, the wife of john or. ye'
rcll. of son. fS''
At fine Grove, Placer county, May sth the.
At Secret Ravinc, Placer county, May stb III.
wife of james Ward, of a son. '''' ''e
In Auburn, on Wednesday, the 18th inst tbs.
wife of James f. Hale. of son. ''''' '''
The Placer herald., 1861-05-18

CEMENT CRUsn1NG.-It has been discov
cred, near PlacervIle, that hard clay or ce-
ment can be proftably crushed, very much
after the fashion of quartz. The cement
mill resembles, but is not entirely like that
designed for quartz. The stamps are lighter,
and the batteries, instead of dischargng the
crushed earth on one side, discharge it on
both sides, thus doing double the work, in
the same time that it could be done by the
ordinary quartz mill. The cost of an entire
cement mill, ready for ruauing is SO 500.