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SECOND DISTRACT CouRr CITY OF NEW ORLEANS W.,
Of New orieans GEORGE GRUNEWALD.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT }ClTY OF NEW ORLEANS W.
} - No. 1852.
by VIRTUE of a writ of seizure and sale
- directed by the Honorable the
Of New Orleans the above entitled cause proceed
to sell public auction, the City Hotel Common street. be-
tween Camp and Magazine streets, THURSDAY,
OF October 1861 Il o'clock NJ the following described prop
erty. wit - 7Ts7Fz7F5N E7 3sF
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the Third Dis
ct of this city the square No. H. by Dauphne
Burgundy Independence and Pauline streets aud being desg
mated lot No ION plan Of H. H. Prize City Surveyor
March 1889 and deposited in the office Of Bouny Notary
measured g feet front Pauline street. depth ls feet
inches and lines between equal und parallel Ines
Together with all the rights, ways, .4m- s5 f.
Seized in The above suit -ft
TERMS-Ths being the second and auction the said
property will be definitely adudcated highest and last
bidder for whatever will bring twelve To-
the purchaser the
seventy dollars $50 EACH his
order and by him endorsed dat April 1859
and payable respectively the Citizens bank
three ami four from date with per
from data until maturity and per per
after maturity until paid tie balance the
of adjudication twelve months credit the
furnishing bond with good security bearing per
interest from date special mortgage
property sold until final pay meDt ~ FIN
Said purchaser shall have deduct and cash print
ing heis and CLERK fees which about S00 and
furthermore the State Parish and Municipal
of which is not yet ast ertaned-
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STATE LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans. City Of New Orleans
Be It remembered, that this 18th day of October 1851 be-
me- subscriber Justice OF the Pence and for the
parish aforesaid personally appeared Ganuheau President
Picoe Secretary of the Louisiana State Mutual Insur
Company New Orleans, who being duly accord
ing law depose say that the above Just
and transcript from the books Of said Com
pany. ~
A. PICOLET, Secretary.
Sworn to subscribed before this lth day Of Octo-
Der, lS6l. ARTHUR SAUClER,
Third Justice of the Peace the Parish of Orleans.
At ting held the 9th instant the Board of Trustees
have declared Scrip Dividend Of TWENTY FIVE PER
CENT earned premiums for the past hire months
ending 30h eptenter 1851 for which certificates will belssued
after the 18th of December Also agreeaby with
Charter the of Eight Per Cent per
which will be paid in Cash on after the 18th Instant to
original subscribers premiums paid and credited their
-
+. GANUCHEAU President
AMADEO LANDRY, ViceP resident.
A. PIcOLEr, Secretary
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NOTICE TO STATE TAx-PAYERs-Th

NOTICE TO STATE TAX-PAYERS.-The
assessment rolls Of the Seventh, Eighth Ninth
Wards Third District be exposed for examination and
correction in the Recorders office Eyssn Field
Greamen street for thirty days this day &C.
tober l. 1861, daily from 10 A. N. 10 2P. NJ.
WEBSTER LONG.
A Wis AUX CONTRIRUARLES DIES TAXES
a DEIAI-L rolls du Septeme Hpitieme
ct Nenyleme Districts Representats exposes
examines ct cor bureau du Recorder dn Troseme Dis
tic rue Champs Eysees de la des Grands Homes
pendant trente iours pa Ter octobre 1861 de
10 heures A. NJ. heures p n.
oil 3U WEBSTER LONG.
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PREMIERE JUSTICE DE PAX CHAs. ADAMS Vs. JOHN
Paroisse Orleans. BROWN-So 4st2
OAR ORDRE de In Cour, a moi adresse par
Honorable A. G. Brice, Premiere Ju,iice de Paix
pour la paIoisse Orleans e procedeai lie SAMEDI
vemre 1861 midi pour optrer ega parage entire les tes
parties a Ia vente pubnue de:
Ia GOBLET BLACK BIR D. tele qu'ele se rouve dams
lie Nouveau Basin, rue Magnolia .e,Ie ayec
| ses grGements, apparaux, etc.
| Saisie dams laifairs
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
| ,o, f. T. PARKER,
ofO 81 NJ Sheriff de la paroisse Orleans
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de Ia Nonvee Orleans SIaONs-No e5sT.
I'm EERTU dun ortlre de vente rendu lie
IA II doCobre 1861 ct moi adessd par Honorable siXe
Cour de District do la NouveleO Orleans dams rafare
cidesss je procedera lie LUNDI de uovembre 1861 lu
henres A. NJ les leux rue de Union celes
Charles Carondelet dams Premier District VILE
la vente pubiqne ct adjudication de
paires de Roues bos Esseux fer completes
cept les GciouN.
2 Charrettes brques, cssieux Ell fer
Charrette a charbon. avec essieu Ell Ter.
Day
Cigarettes bmnfs, nvec essieuy fer, cofre
Is paires dc Roues de Gharrettes (eNtra)
5 Eseux EN- bUis, texa.)
EsseuN de Wagons pour six chevanX, les coes.
Saisis provision ement d ans l;afare ci desus.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. moment de latjad:cation.
Z. +. PAREEk.
$50 nc II Sheri de la parosse d'DrleansE
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Parish ct Orleans. No 3I59.
DIV VIRTUE of n writ of fieri fncias to me
Id directed by the Hon A. BriCe first Justice OF the
md for the parish of Orleans will sell
public auction MONDAY, the 18th day of November 1851
Il o'clock NJ the premise ST. Charles street, between
Euterpe and Polymna streets:
a LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
F. T. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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LEGAL NOTTCEa


nsssires ct grsfers ai ssront designss raus
eny2 en- tpca,a soussgns charge de les rsnsettre
conformeuent Ia loi.
Oh '"'''' p"'0i''' e Pxkk sasrG s I
CONFEDERATE STATES NARsBAL's SALE
'oF'EDzRATE STATES DISTRICT CONFEDERATE STATES
DieS: SfE louisiana. Eo ssf T T9GesGs Eff
b. ~ y1nIUE Of a writ OF Of Y Vena1tioni Elk
ssss sSsyf iPssifb ~ ST. T Day Ct
rs ct BE bsS Mss can and and 1 e
THE SHIP ToCLoS, he. .aot,. .r.,., and
boats tof u, q tons] apparel ana iafn''afe' and
T ra1,s9s-.t %. Or II conssasrsss notes
September 1861. '' ~'' -0' u
.sa,a c. B. BEVERLEY,
NOTICE To STATE TAx-PAYEPs-T11V
Foara Tncns fos o. ne Tenth District
dr street e for thirty days from and after the TN sa
New Orleans, Oct. 2. 1851 an " os Ht
NOTICE TO STATE TAXPAYERS
vii be exposed for At Room it, City
10 o'clock A. NJ til O'Clock r NJ s ia instant e'''' from
NJ o-,oa.. a.. ,.., ". EMERSON, Recorder
NOTICE TO CITY TAXPAYERS THE
Hall Room u.s. at IL O'Clock NJ onMonday the 18th 2st an
after review the action Of the Bod 81 Assesots sS ~
ceive for rel from parties who absent from
examination and correction by the Board of Assessors
and September last.
A. NJ ii! O'Clock P ~, the aboye Reo for thirty day
receive Soe So I VIZ %AyKS H be made
Secretary Board Of Supervisors Of Assessment.
New Orleans October 2. 1861 ,53Gt
|
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o303l NJ

OF New Orleans. No. 1851.
- order of sale lepdete4 October l7th 1851,
rected by the Honorable the Sixth of New Or
leans in the above entitled will proceed pub
lie auction the Union between Charles
and Cerondele First District of this city, MONDAY the
llh day of November. 1861, at l0]a o'clock, A. NJ
,z,-zu,uzzn Four pair timber wheels with iron
e:s9a7s F1ESS. axes complete except screws.
EEAE4EA Two brick carts with iron axes
EssEHASkG1AS.A One coal cart, with iron axles.
Que produce
Five carts, with iron axes, without beds.
Eighteen pairs Of extra cart wheels.
Five extra wooden Hxes.
Three six horse wagon sNes complete except beds
Professionally seized in the above suit
TERMS-Cash outhe spot
f. T. PARKER
Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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Dartitnlar Motnes.

, RD Notice The officers and seamcn of tine
vaeer CALHOUN will be paid their respective shares by calf
ing ~ the reasuers Office No 10 Camp street. THIS DAY
between the hours Of IL and o'clock and from day day
during the same hours until all psd. $50 81
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Of New Orleans : GREENHuw No 1916
ok VIRTUE OF yss& of seizure and sale,
Ii directed by he Honorable District
New leans in tae above entitled viii proceed to
tween Camp and Magazinas sres:s FRIDAY November
IS 1851. At u O'Clock NJ.
ELIZA, negress, silva life aged years, said
be d cook, washer md r. ouer
Stiz d III the above srlJ,
TERMS-Cash on tfaay0
Z. T PARKER,
OILS NJ 15 Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans.
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PREMIERE JUSTICE DE PAX, A. RUTH W. MaE GERNoN-
pour la No. 4ij9.
Paroisse do leans.
I'm NERTU dun writ de fieri facias n moi
- par lHon A g. Bricu Premiere Justice Pax
dams ponr psoisse osan e pocedera e II NDI Il de
noveubre 1861 midi les leX St Charles
Euterpe ct Polymnie a Ia vente publique de-
uN LOT DE MEUBlIES
SasB dams afaire ci-dessus
CONDTTIoNS-Comptant moment de ladudcation.
f. T. PARKER,
go ne II Sheriff de Ii Puroisse d'0rleAns.
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SECOND DISTRICT COURT CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS..
of New Orleans. 5 ARISrIDE BARE No 9,425
pY VIRTUE of n writ of seizure ind saA Q
ID directed by the honorable the Second District Court
New Orleans in the entitled cause will proceed
sell public auction at the City Hotel Common between
Camp and Magazine Streets FRIDAY 10Th day of Nove
ber 1861, Il O'Clock NJ.
CERTAIN LOr OF GROUND. situate in the Fourth
District of this city in the square bounded by Magazine Camp
Philip and First Streets and has front 80 Camp
Shy 100 feet in depth in accordance with plan of b.
Buson Surveyor Sth May 1851 and deposited in the office
of A. Due TEL Notary Public No. Of book of plans OF sd
office.
Seized In the above suit
TERMS-Cash the spot
E. T. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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WANTED---WANTED.
SITrATIoN VvANTED-BY 4 GERMAN GIRL
sewing BY addressing letter c. at this Office will meet with
prompt attention o29 Of
EHANTED-A BouK-KEErER OF PRACTICAL EX.
is IN want Of SITUATION he is convesant With every branch Of
epoyor with wbom he has been SIX Years. Or
keep s S ox 5 oce
WANTED,-bY a HEALTHY YOUNG WOMAN,
or Aadress at this a2s st.
NNANTED-A SITUATION AS WET NURSE IN A
w private family Apply at the corner of Poydfas and
o5tf MARTHA WALLACE.
NNANTED-A SITUATION AS HOUsEK EEpER, BY
w lady who is more d9sfous of comfortable home than
WANTED a WELI-FuRN1SHED HOUSE IN A
W. desirable neghbarh' 3D. Any person haying such and
terms. Address P. o., Box 3Si,. aua If
WAANrTH,ED--AA SITUATION AS WET NURSE, By X; 4
home aeqd At the residence Of its parents Want OF
Of support: Apply at No los Eoncler street iyll II
NEANTED-A MIDDLE-AGEB LADY, OF C.,NsID-
w cradle experience in reachng desires 10 lake charge Of
her leisure %e devoted in music
FOR RENT---FOR RENT.
bsa FOR RENT a TWO STORY FRAME DWELL
ing M iouF rooms in the m mai" 4 BUILDING kitchen and
p On ps nGS liberty streets Ken" dollars q
-, FOR RENT-THE THREE DRY BRICK
E Bsro1ne streets For m ms apply next door or to Moses
o25 + ,'0 MOSES EASTMAN.
- FOR RENT-A MOST DESIRABLE FRONT
Ei sTE.f Notary Receiver. Apply On the premises,
Il Il
- FOR RENT-THE CoTTAaE DWELLING No.
ST. GhaTss street be % Thd AID Fo"s14
the oubuildngs Rent low to good t, n nan Appyto
o29 If corner Magazi e and t. andrew Streets
-, FOR RENT-THE HALF OF A TWO-sTnRY
Ei yard, etc. Tor terms apply at the Opposite corner
NOR RENT-FROM THE FIRST OF NOVEMBER,
the uud floor office and apartments Of the upper stories
bnilans Nmber I'll Coumcn street, opposite the City Hotel.
OF III BAREI1I + COS
no LET-THE UPPER PARr OF THE BUILDING
occupied by Union Bank Louisiana No l2 Canal street,
o2l l0t GEO. a. ERERET, Cashier.
.sss For RENT-TuE TWO STORY RESIDENCE
800 Camp street between rao and ITALIA, with The fur
a4 @ GUTRER sGo A l Gn nSR sweet
EOR RMNT OR "a LA-THt LARGE AND SPA,
o. Soe pae Mssns n
street Apply to H. Beebe on Claiborne street near Gsna
H. ,1o hIei SOY b,ck DWEIEISG HoUsES, Nos Is
M and l3U Ca Hope street, between Camp and Magazine
in good with h dans in he yards and
through the house and kitchen. For terms appl.
% NJ WA TON 40 Camp st.
| -. TO RINT--A THREE-STORY BRICK DWELL
Et; houet, situated Dauphine between Gus
Saa.L house und Caual Apply t.
mys If n URQUH ART 81 Cnrondeet street
- FOR RENT Two COTTAGES, WITH SIX
N each, Springs, furnished, bath houses and
Milservan Apply DIR. Austin, a St. Chrea
Samuel Smith i 90, Camp street. ale If
& IN kAarD nR9 Ers5As sA44E-4. Il GhLAHEAIs D
" McChesney Patent Washing Machiue5-Spec!nenu tn oz
D. Waterman Il Bro, the Magazine
streets, and the Mecaic and Dealers Exchange
No. 10. Charles street, saFats
aad Basin Fev DrteRnr
fVIA- J. ". ID A'7s>IERF
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F Psris Ss 81 ssuET CLINE PTsIcK
Ply VIRTUE of a writ of Gerf facins to me
~ directed by the Hon. A Bee First Justce Of tha
Peace in and for the parish Of Orleans sell At
at II O'clock NJ at the OF Camp Deord streets
ONE GRAY HORSE, CAB AND HARNESS.
Seized in the above entitled suit. sra#@
TERNS-Cash the spot
PiRgEp
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DE0PLES' observation-disclosures LINE.
NO T @ E.
We have completed the Blue OFFICE I,ssee
Cont where CLERK will always be found In attend
Freight and sign Bills Ladng the Packets
GOLDEN AGE and R. W. POWELL.
This facility affords friends the opportunity Of shippin'
curing II RxPKESE of ste rage and extra 1rayage.
2 VI ADAMS r CO.. AY+nth.
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COPARTNERsHIP.

NOTICE-THE PARTNERSHIP OF TERFLoTH
~ KuCHLRR has been Dissolved this day by mutasl con
sent Either Of the Partners will the name Oh the late firm
in liquidation.
B. TFRFLOTH,
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Pa II oreso wEIGEL Mas BENsENoEK
IT. q II + t, nrT.Is No. 1921.
Psacs n IA e 9h.5 e. Brce, First Justice of the
puP 81 ageos on Il day of October lssi
Magazine and Foucter yuma sieser pes"eeh
Seized in the above entitled suit, oA1i1'
TERAS-Cash On the spot.
=. 7. PAlpxEP
Sheriff Of the Parish r. 1f,r,ean.
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GOAL OIL AND LAMPS
FOR SALE BY
DAVID HILL,
no. 243 Cnmp street,
Between st. Joseph and Delord streets, New OresnF,
GAS FILTER AND MBER,
And Dealer
Gas Fixtures, Pipe, Fittings, Plumbing Materials ETC..
Dwellings, Stores Offices ETC. Fitted for Gas Water, a.
short notice
-Also-
Constructs GAS WORKS for COAL OF ROSIE.
Orders left in box 1853 Mechanics Exchange will be promptly
attended to-
4as~Keference-Mr. Areulop Hill, No. Chartfas
New Orleans. fell iy
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" REFERENCE TO THE ABOVE, THE
undersigned will continue the business the old stand
No. Is Custshouse where he will be able satisfy all
his old and hat may favor him with
t1eir orders.
Ola st. B. TERFLOTH.
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complete UyAtg graphical and Typographical Map md
Chart ports of the Louisiana Mississippi and Auba
Compiled the U. s. Coast Surveys and other private
The useful Map for Army and Navy Officers
published showing points Of attack and defence Of
States.
Price per copy 81 s. The trade supplied
Published and for sale b. ~
HOLI4E CO.,
OILS In 81 Exchange Place, New Orleans
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nISSOLUTION- THE COPARTNERSHIP HERE.
~ ofore existing the undersigned this die
solved BY the Withdrawal OF Mr.. GEORGE F. PORTER,
GEORGE +. PORTER,
JOHN e. THOMAS.
u. FOLEY.
Ngy ORLEANS Sent. l. 1851
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OF New nreanS ORS No. 9hi9.
DIV VIRTUE OF and ina obedience to
- order vi sale rendered robe a. 1861 and TO me directed
by the honorable the Sixth District Court New Orleans in
the above entitled matter i'll proceed sell at public suo
on Patterson Agiers, th bank OF the river on
TUESDAY, November s. s6l at l0s O'Clock A. h tor &C.
count of the creditors of said insol Fenrs:
A GENERAL, ASSORI MEaT OF DRY GOODS AND A
LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, the whole "s per
inventory on tie.
TtRMS--Eahh the spot
F. T PARKER,
Sheriff OF he Parish of Orleans.
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DEU1rEsr coun DE DISTRICT LA y1LhE De- La NoUyEL-

LE KLEANs vs. ARis-
de Ia Nouyee Orleans } TIDE BARE No. IS 425.
I'm VERTU dun writ de saisie ct vente
"a moi adresse Honorable Delxeme Uour de District
la Nouvclle Orleans dams rarc cdesss pocedeai lie
VENDREDi 20 de novembre, 1885, midi Hotel de Cite,
la Commune cees du Camp DIES Magasns
pubque adjudication de la propree don't la
cTiption, voir-
UN TERRAIN situd dams lie QuatrfeEle District de
Vile dams Piet borne les Mngnsns, Camp,
Philippe Premiere. ayant 30 pleds de 10 du
Camp 100 pedS prOOndtur chafurpament plan esse
par Buisson voyer lie de 1851 d6poG
lvre dies plans iatnde Ducate naNire public
cette vile.
Sais e dams 'ETare CT dessus
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an moment de ladjudicatou.
Z. I. PARKER,
u23 n22 20 Sheriff de In ParoiSse Orleans.
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NOTICE-THE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE
~ the Warehonsng and Commission business heretofore,
and alone authorized sign the naIne Of the late
PORTER THOMAS FOLEY in liquidation Of the affairs OF
| the late concern.
THOMAS L FOLEY.
NEW I se9t
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NEW ORLEANS October %, 1861.
ss' Freight for all pofnt s in v irgi mia, Ten
nesset, Norh South Carolina Georgia. go through
wi bout delay.
n2u +, gup,
The Placer herald., 1861-06-29
CERTIFICATE,

Voluntary Certificate from Don Pedro', D.
Being DESTROYS Of benefting my fellow mn, ~.
much as possible, induces me to come b4foro ,u ue
public and certify TO the following fucts; IN Wv
ly last, | called upon Dr. j. C. Young. for MAJ;
cal advice was then laborine nd or n diyn;, vi
in my head very tedious pain in my bach ."S
hips weakness in my legs and arms, loss of mrm
ory. sore eyes, palptaton OF the heart. e,t,,m.
nervousness and general debility; was So bu,S
that was compelled to suspend business Az
ter careful examination Of my case, Dr. Yoma
pronounced the case curable and | commono"ss
taking the medicine he prescribed. and the respls
is that am now perfectly well to all appearances
althoug Oh not so stl ong as could wish vet ou,
constantly gaining. and can do as good dav's
work as any of the men in my locality 1bo
reason for publishing the above is to counterurt
that wide, spread rascally tmpircsm which is
stalking with such destruction throughout This
otherwise blessed country.
r. T. MANNING. Residence Don Pedro,s por
REMEMBER That DR.. j. Ytungs Office. for
the treatment of Private diseases. is at ISL CLAW
street opposite the upper corner of the Plaza.
REMEMBER-T That Dr. Young wants no pati(p.
but those fully capable of approaching and dis
tinguishing the services of regular thorouob
bred physician, from the paliry, unlealned ara
triiling quaCk.
REMEMBEB-That DR.. Young is the only regp.
lar-hred physician advertisng to cure diseases g
imprudcnce.
REMEMBER-Dr. Young's remedies and treat
ment are entirely unknown to all Others Pre-
pared from life spent in the hospitals OF Europe,
and the first in this country from pure chemicals
imported
REMEMBER That Dr.. J. C.Young gives every
attention to diseases peculiar to females
Office. 75l Clay street, opposite The upper cor
f the Plaza.
January 18th, 1861-3mo.
The Placer herald., 1861-06-29
SAN FRANCISCO

itching humors. &c. Many persons at,o, -.
reileved OF all external disease suppSsa t tselng
selves cured, but after few months ga 'n,m-
are troubled with various symptoms wh ,inH .ney
never had before, and which they find il mr .ney
PIE TO relieve To- all who are afflicted in ths pUssl'
Of his oang wT %he recommend trSI
troubled are caused by tuints in Tho ~ M are
which sooner or later will destroy health o'ooa
happiness. No person who has ever had IN anu u.
tack of any private complaint, should t Si at
consult DR.. Young, and take few bottles " ~ 70
invaluable purifying medicine, as they con VI nas
assured that ane1i blood is in perfectly pure
disease is removed from the systtm!s' "'e VI
Recent cases cured in from two TO fyo 49,.
without change OF diet or hindrancc htm ~
ness or no fee. DR. j. C. YCI,Nr" si
The Placer herald., 1861-06-29
Republican Disunionists.

The black republican presses and spokes-
men are making q desperate effort at this
time ID crdsh' OUT the life of the democratic
party of California, and thus gain the State.
beyond all hope of redemption, to their
cause. With deceit in their hearty and
honeyed words of treachery on their lips,
they are striving to accomplish this by apr
peals TO the sectioualism, the inhaned pas.
sons. and the we'll known patriotism of the
people of California. Having by their in
fernal doctrines split assnnder the Union Of
the States, and brought in deadly array
brother against brother, they now seek to
cover their infamy with JUDAS like cries for
the Union they have destroyed and the
Constitution by them reviled and spit upon.
Fellow citizens, shall these arch foes Of the
Union triumph through this artful, hypo-
critical pretence' With you remains the de-
Gliding voice. Weigh this matter carefully,
and do not allow yourselves to I've carried
away by this loud hurrah over the Union,
coming as it does from those who have well
nigh ruined our orce glorious fabric OF uni
ted and happy States. Bear steadily in
mind the real cause Of the secession move.
ment, and who they are who have have
brought it about. Ask yourselves what
partv was it that first violated the Constitu-
ton of the United States; that first pro-
nouncel in favor of "a higher law" than
that wonderful instrument framed by our pa'
triot fathers; that srrupled not to call it "a
learne with Death and covenant with Hell;'
that first peiiioned the United States Con
gress to dissolve the Union. that coun;enI
= 4 l,I tho q 81 1iSupit,p Snaat.I In.
that carried American flags with but sixteen
stars; that declared that "ihe Union in con
ner,ion with the South is not worth support
ino;" that proclaimed the brutal doctrine OF
an ..irrepressihle conflict" between the North
and South; that formed underground rail
road societies to steal Southern property:
that hurled rom the bench tn Judge who
dared obey his oath and carry out the pro.
visions of the Federal Constitution; that
organized Sharpe's rifle clubs and Eulioranl
Aid SUrieties TO enforce their accnrsed doc
times; which has, in short insuted the
American flag trampled on the Constitution,
set the laws at defiance, and worked untir'
irglv, in every way, shape and manner, to
break up the Union. Think Of all this, lyl
low citizens. when you hear black republi'
cans speaking of the Union in Shiny terms
of venera,on and love. They have accom-
pIished their suicidal purpose, and now with
reckless haste and utter disregard of conse
quences, are bent on plunging The country
into frightful civil war. Think Of the past,
and say whether YOU can be hoodwinked and
made the tools Of designing demagogues and
black republican disunionjs's.
Union Democrat.