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The Placer herald., 1862-07-05
SOLE TRADERS NOTICE.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, GO
COUNTY OF PLACER.
TOWNSHIP No. 10.
II NOW ALL MEN by these presents, that l.,
II CATHRAN FRANKLIN, of said Township
and County, wife of W. NJ Franklin, residing in
the Township and County aforesaid do hereby
declare and make known my intention to carry
on business on my own account and in my own
name. as sole trader, in pursuance of an act of
the LEGISLATURE of the State of California entitled
..An Act to authorize marie, women to transact
business in their own name as Sole Traders" Ap-
proved. April 18th, 1852. And further declare,
that said business will be the business of farming
and raising Stock and Poultry; and will be car
ried on and practiced in the said Township No.
10. in Placer County, and that the amount OF cap
ita invested in this business does not exceed hve
thousand dollars.
In witness whereof | have hereunto set my
hand and seal this seventeenth day OF June. A. D
1861 CATHRAN FRANKLIN.
In presence of Peter Singer.
The Placer herald., 1862-07-05
JOHN r. GWYNN'S
VARIETY STORE,

In the Basement of Odd-FelIOw's Hall,
AUBURN, CALL,
"AVING ENLARGED MY STORE BY AD-
Il IL ding the room to it recently occupied by
|. B. Leach. to my old Store, l would inform the
public that | am selling at
REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH,
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, AND LIQUORS
of all kinds. Paints, Oils. and brushes, Hard-
ware, and Crockery ware, Wooden and
Willow ware, with every variety of
different kinds of Garden and Field Seeds, and a
choice variety of Tobacco, Pipes, &c. Call and
buy your goods for CASH and not be imposed
upon with big charges on credit.
JR. GWYNN.
Auburn, April 26, 1862
The Placer herald., 1862-07-05

DLANKS OF ALL KINDS FOX SALE Al
ID Placer Herald Office.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-13

Double Acting, Anti Freezing. Lifting aud
Forcing.
The most Simple, Durable and Powerful, and the
Cheapest in nse for Houses Farms Deep Wells Ships,
Factories and Mines.
This Pump took the Highest Premium at the u s
Fan. III Richmond. Va. in 1853
All Sizes Manufactured and Sold by
SAMUEL MACFERREN,
Also manufacturer OF Filters Patent Iron Railing,
Iron Bedsleaus, NC.
627 Chestnut street Philadelphia, Pa.
Vests Pumps having heen sold for over four years
aud given universal satisfaction. the Public are salts
he'd that they are what they claim TO be. the BEST
pUMF IN USE We are now prepared TO put up
Pumps and warrantihem To work Saiisiaciorily They
have NJ stuting box and hence they cause friction
that will require waste 4 p1wer Our ordinary
Hand Pumps prove very efficient engine in
fire. aud are very useful in forcing water To a high
elevation, andn washing windows carriages, Nc. ~
Smyrna times., 1862-02-13
Southern Rebellion,
The War fnr the IniOn.

history Oflhe Rise aud Progress Of the Rebellion.
and consecutive harave Of and incidents. from
the first sIage Of the agan4t The Republic
down TO ~ lose OF the conflict togetn with lmpOr.
lant documents, extracts from remarkable sPe'ches,
&c.
order to accommodate all classes of readers three
editions issued:
|. Ia WeeElr parts Of 80 pages. at 10 Cents
2. Im SemI y! onhly parts Of 81 pages at 20 Cents
5. In Monthly paris Of l2S pages at 40 Gems
The want OF All AUTHENTIC and THOROUGH lIIslo y
OF the ebeun Tor present and future pre-
ersvatlOn, is the subject of general remark.
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nent value we'll as O present interest," the publisher
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published on August 2isl, has received the unqnalItrd
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To he had OF all he~sdealers, posmasters and book
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81 Nassau st post Box 4OOI) New York City.
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Important. IL True F!

AND EVERY WORD is TRUE.
For upwards OF three years past have been enga.
ged in business which has welded the of
$4,000 per annum but being desirons Of going 10 Eu-
rope in the OF few months sr the purpose of
there introducing the business. am willing to teach
II TO any one who viii send me 81 The business is
no humbmg. but OF highly useful and general char
acteT adapted to The use Of both cities and villages,
and that any person of ordinary capacity. young
or old male "r female. can acquire with few hours
practice, and by which they can secure very hand.
some income. Several young ladies who have re-.
ccived instructions from ne. both New York ST lie
and Pennsy Ivauia. are earning upwards Of $50 per
week by il, and there IL no reason why any one else
canput DO the same. lnvalIds even. can do we'll by
il. il peddling affair but busirsss that is
perfectly respectable Gentlemen and ladies of lei.
sure, who would like TO learn the business for their
emusemeBt or pleasure, will lind the pracIce o
il pleasant pnsiime. and they will take greai
interest n II. On receipt Of ST. will send printed
instrucIinns 10y Which any person READILY ACQUIRE
the art and these instructions will also contain every
particular relative W carving on, thai il will he
highly pr0fable The purchaser OF the ''prntcd IN.
sIrncuOus will he authorized 10 teach il 10 others
and have sometimes received as high as $500 for
teaching il personally 10 q single individual would
state further that 50 so or So will buy every thing that
is necessary 10 commence the business with and the
arcl Is can he got almost any where in city or coun.
try, OF If preferred, eau furnish lhom. Address
ALVORD r. PARSONS
S3m Ne SO Liberty ST., New York
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ENR lSGO


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series OF art les on Natural History and her kin
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Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry Giles,
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= llBZewell, Mrs Ii Slowe
7 w llIgglnson, Harriet Rlaruneau
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American Hotel.
CHESTNUT STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH,
PHILADELPHIA.
$3.50 PER DAY.
$3.50 PER DAY.

The undersigned, having renewed their lease for n
term Oi years have eurPlY rented the house: hav nR
painted carpeed AMI returnIshed IhrOug ghuuI.
The location OF thus House Is unsnr assed beIn -
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ST. directly opposite the Old Sale House, near thu
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rs managed exclusively inr the Hotel
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pare iavorably With the best houses in The mon
nOV2l.ly WYATT a. IlEULINGS
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Discovered az Lest i;
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The OIL act" on the system with elsciricily-isd Of
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500 will be gwen If any Of The following psnsss
cannUl he found.
SIoO II they are not of the highest re.peoability ia
the city OF fhladelpha and vicinity.
RhsumdtiSGa--f. DUFFY Eso,csrner of Locust and
Twelfth ST, PhiladelJ hia
RheumGtism-W. BLANCHARD, 2O6 Eleventh street..
Philadelphia.
RheumdtiSm-JoHN CLINTON, 79 N. Ninth st Pkila,
DO David SreIttCh. No. L burnst
Sprained Wrist-W FrOnklin. % s EishIh 81,
Feion-W. Kmcade, 81 EIghihSt
Spruned Wrist-J' hn Pible, 4O6 Arch
GGat-James Logan, 9 Georges
AeurGlgiG-Dr Wood. Woods Museum.
Infd".mGtory Gout-G. w. Humphrey, Filth lEa
DickensUn streets, Philadelphia
RheunuttSm-Ars Sarah Sutton, S32 South Eighh
street. Philadelphia
Rheumafisn-S. Sieison. Filherr ST. ab Eighth PhlG
SprGimed Ankle. also Enlargement Of EISVw Jsist--
JOHN DRAPER 397 MarkeIst Pnce. rs cents, 30 cts
aud 81 per bottle Try everything else give this sE'
simple trial For sale by dealers and every.
where. Jsu3l ly
For sale by VIVA. Temple, Agent, Smyrna, Del.
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Steam DypinS and Scouting Es-
tabsishstAent.
MRS E, w. SMITH.

MRS E. w. SMITH,
No. 2S N. Fifth ST.. be Market and Arch PAILADEL-
PIilA.
DlECE Goods Of every description dyed to any co.
l. lOr. Ladies' We"rng Apparel Of every descrIp-
ton dyed IN the most iashu.. .be and permanent
hrs, and finished IN superior style. MerlnO, Cash
and Grape ShaWls. Table and Plann Covers,
Carpets, Rugs ETC.. Secured POuRee and Silk Dresses
red ed all CulOFs, and warranted equal to new
N. -Gentlemen's Clothes Cleaned Dyed on
reasonable terms.
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aaa Water seasons would respectfully invite al
Of stock aud prices from those intend
iar iapur"hsse. eIabIeo afford IheIa very
desiFsbls Inducements
All nv rurs nave bean purchased for cash and
HAGe by experienced snd competent hands. and as
the present mnmsnfary troubles render II necessary
ihst should dispose of nay goods at very small ad-
vance cOs,.
satisfied thar it will be TO the interest Of those
who deaig,. purchasing, to give me a cell. seP.5m
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X. NEW WELLS
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PHILhDILPiiIA
O"1 VI 'ne aI gei ana In"si complete Galleries - ihs
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me T""l"srsphtc ari are lukru al rv,R
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Inc proprietor, PracllCti rhoinrrr her p,t.rI.
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My family and iIehcs All 1, .s- = h. S.,..,,
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FOR SAFE OR RENT.

In +" Sandtown," Millingtsn. a Brick Dwelling,
suitable for tavern, with Cellar rooms aad passage
on The irst floor, in the and in the (iaIret;
also Soruhouse and Stable Good wnter Will be
sofior exchanged for land or a vessel
JACOB A, BULLEN,
AnEeq xn MIllUgsoE. Nd.
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The Philadelphia Inquirer.
An Independent, Political, Commercial, Lite
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THIS PUBLICATION is JUST WHAT is WANTED
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THE ONLY CORRECT AND COMPLETE HISTORY OF TIT
WAR.
Now in course Of publication by JAMES D. ToRREY
New York city. and open for subscription. grea
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NATIONAL FAMILY NEWSPAPER
TIE HOME JOURNAL.
FOR 1862.
MORRIS AND WILLIS, EDITORS.

MORRIS AND WILLIS, EDITORS.
newspaper will he commenced on the fourth day of
January nexl-prned, heretofore, on the finest ol
paper and with the best type.
Besides the ncessant labOrs of the editors en- the
various departments oithe paper, The beautiful story
by an American Wife, called
Chris
which has never been equsIed by any similar pubIi-
cation. and The
LoOKINGS-ON AT TIE WAR.
will he continued the Uolume for 1862 In this sc.
rIcr of sketches Mr. Ills will continue 10 give such
better studied and more deliberate views of the great
movements impossible 10 the haste of writers
for the daily papers including, of course, sketches
ofiho prominent men, and descriptions ofIhe most
stirring scenes at the seat Of war.
number Of other
ATTRACTIVE AND RACr FEATURES
will be introduced. Among th.se a new work
By EDWARD S. GOULD, ESQ entitled
JOHN DOE AND RICHARD ROE;
OR. EPIsoDEs CITY LIFE.
This work Of MIR. Gould Will be carried 10 the full
proportion OF modern novel, Ond Will, therefore oc-
cnpy our columns continuously for six months.
Also an original novel, entitled
WHO Is THE HEIR!
by BARRY GRAY.
Also, q new and beautiful
ROMANCE OF TO-DAY,
OLIVER BUNcE,
author of" Life Before Him. "A Bachelors Story
ETC., etc And
SOCIETY CORRESPONDENTS;
er letters from The leaders Of our fashionable circles
in New York and the other capitals. by which OF e
read, will he enthusiastically kept Informed Of The
changes aud progress Of hat Is community understood
by the gay wOrld"-n portion VI our fellow beings
RbJut whOn. there ~ no denying, all ieel a muder
alely news-lovIng curiosity.
All the former peculiar features will be continued,
and Sc sral added
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in advance. Address MoRRIs AND WILLIS
Eediiors an I ProprietOrs. IO7 Fult"n st New York
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Fancy Es5rs! Fancy E'ur.!

- RCH ST., between
9Th and sIh sts.,
CLals of SIS Market st. }
Philadelphia
IMPORTER and MANUFAC-
TCREk OF and DEALER in
al! Eiuds VI FANCY FURs.
ior Ladies, Misses Hnu
Childre'Is Wear.
: Having now mRnulac
e.iurP'i ana IN Store my usual
s. t5ge and b6 aulIiul asSOrI-
meal Ui all Iiie varIpus
sly les andqua'iiies Of Furs
aaa pied I,i he coming Fall
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Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA

For the relief ofthe SICK aad distressed, afflicted
ilh Virnlent aud Chronic Diseases and especiaily
Tor The cure Vi Diseases Of Tho Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting
Surgeon.
Valuable Reports on Spermslorrhosa, or Seminal
Weakness and other Diseases of the Sexual Organs
and The Remedies employ ed in the DIsprcs
sent 10 tho afflicted g sealed letter envelopes irea Of
charge. Two or three stamps cor postage will be
ceptable lie
Address Or. J. Skilln Houghton. Acting Surgeon,
Hward Association, No. South Ninth Street Phila-
selpina, ~. ...t ..s . dee26-ly