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DIR SPRAeuE vsala wsFts.Ially sfrt TIE
issstaaal, q Naasbtsitr aad snay. vAs sss
ssEsysag f,ua cnrosio nursss - auy 4 ~. ihat
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ire v5uisg fig the ircstmoni tf pateap he
halhlas neias srs Furnished With Stoves. sfi II.
vats aarm C8i Itcsau IS hsatstls frs
speedy esry il nany diseases vbieh ata,pa
"a rcIaxel siste II ttc nervous ys,su ava Mas
euhr ritrss, a'rcv aii Feunls mPlafats coms
aaier is hstl. suieufss afe egg-te,l Ia shart.
q hae 20 ed than IN varn weather Ladies
saaeHag fom disease peculiar le ths.rsss ~ IL.
,fteilc CONE ash Il cured without To zee u
ilarumtais Supporters Caa,t1e q prpE Ncil-
Gin. sfspy Kind
Morgses, look q your Ntabig ehilareu. VIE
arr complaining n Pain il their sides ard back.
and sey L they have 81 ears allure n The spine.
and II 20, kuow that they can be cured sud made
straight At Tie Manchester Water orc
RnFrMutsn and NKunAtrsA Immediately dis
sppcar BY the application ef the wars Elrerso
cnmcsl Barn. then phy be confined TO the
house ana bel al winter md suffer such ,rerai-
ating pain. whsn " pleasant. remell ia within
your roach
AZ kinds Il Chrouie disease are treated as suc-
oesslally IN Cold as 10 Warm weather a, this Cure
DR. SrRAauE w,ll examine and give his opiH-
iouiu al eases Il hroait aisfam that may ealinp
90 him IN three months FROM the frsi u No,sm-
Der 1851, FIR ef CAargs Many vho ars una
tie to puy the expense q an attending physician
cau avail themselves on ibis chance and cure them
selves az home
Patients will he visited and treated At their res
idguces. II required, on reasonable terms.
All letters Of inquiry Or deseIptiydot Gases
will be strictly coad4saiiai. aud eheerfuiy An
.Sered L. H. SPRAGUE, NJ y,
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Correct Speaking We advise all young
people to acquire III early lie The habit 81
using good language, both IA speaking aud
writing and ia abandon. as early as posi-
bic. any use Of slang words aad phrases
The longer they 1--we, the more dGicuit the
acquisition Of correct language viii be-
and II liic golden age o. youth, lie proper
season Tor the acquisition 81 language, be-
passed in it, abuse, tie unfortunate victim
Of neglected education i, very properly
doomed 10 slang Tor lie. Money j. MOI
nee sssry to procure this educaioa.--
Every mau has i IN bis power. lie has
merely ious. ibe language which be reads.
instead u The slang witch be hears 10
form his taste from lie best speakers and
poets ofihe country; toireasure Up choice
phase. il III. memory. AID habiiaaie him.
self 10 their use, avoiding, Il the same
time TIA, pelsatie precision aud b0mbasi,
which show rather tbe weakness Of vain
ambition ihan tbs polish q an educated
mind.
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we ore prepared to receive orders for stamp
ing Initials on Note Papcra aud Envelopes. Work
well and promptly executed.
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following Test Books have been prepared
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Miscellaneous Books
TuT1r.osTfAr ROOFS.

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Thankful for past patronage. We would solicit
a continuance 6f the same, and would invite all
who are wanting goods IL our line to call 81
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TIarnlluiag E2nper.

We haze now IN store Forty Different Kinds,
SIZES and Qunlities also,
Twcn~-four sizes and kinds These are very
extensively used by drocers, Druggists, and others.
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Cal.sg ENGRAVING.

We stil continue to execute orders for Wedding
and Visiting Cards, &c Wshaye our work done
BY the best Engravers
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DIlUG sXORE.

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en- syrup Panderson's oudIiou Powders; llut-
yel's Condition p 6dlrs, liumphrey + Ointment,
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Selitz Powders Parsons Nttnip and Insect
Exierminator; Waureean Salt Rheum Remedy !,
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Manchester, October -, 1861.
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This is good tins "a buy horses, --all
the diseased animal, g. The coumry having
beeu bought up for The Government, $
purchaser now aands an excelleu, chance
81 obtaining sound animal
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TnE eAplrAL COLLEGE
bryant, SsFast0E & cos.
Albany Mercantile College,
a aud s. Moth PcatI ctrccs.
ALBANY, N. Y.

II. y. BarANr. D l. CttgtN
II. d. SruAfroN, w II, CIAsK.
oueo. .he sssa'sfe4 earl q a Iasr1
Mes Aa4k, rhiadalpaa, baaa.a, tlssgisA i'cs
tt.jt. tA a asa S. lase iig asa l-
s5ae'auh5ps purchased = e.thei a.at, ag1 81
"a ail the eo.asg o. sguH3m1ca HWe.
THE COLLEGIATE COURSE
Eatasa Doubtless Isl IaFy .ao5Hus,
Commercial Computations Commercial tae,
FeaHatsb.p, Basnoss Correspondence, fartNoJ-
ship setiemlufs etc. uie.
The Department of Took keeping
ard Aecaunt5, s. ugesulzsl aud conducted GA the
Counting Roem S}siems tbe llalls being ittei
up with appropriate desks, etc, and The sjasl,ut
s introduced q once 10 tbe practical routine Of
canMtLne raNms nanorLlLl.
The Placer herald., 1862-09-27
COURT OF SESSIONS.
Z. II. VAYpECAR. Presiding:
WM. SEXTON and H. FELLOWS. Associates.

l.. II. ' ANpECAR. GfcSiuIUg'
WM. SEXroN and II. FELLOWS. Associates.
MONDAY. Sept. 22d, 1862.
sheriff returned venrc OF Grand Jury.
People vs. John Stanton b Defendant arrdi gncd
and demurrel to indictment. Demurrer over
ruled and defendant pleaded not guilty. Trial
set for Tuesday the 30th inst.
People vs.. Elliott McKinstry Defendant ar
raigned. pleaded not guilty. aud trial set fer
Monday. the 10Th inst.
Prisoners confined in the county Jail. and on
bail. were brought aud appeared in Court to
exercise the right of challenge to the Grand Jury
to-wit: Alex Vance. for murder; Jos. Todd, for
murder: Frederick Wyscarier. Cor grand larceny;
Mary Main, for arson; Ung Fud, for assault: JAS.
Barton, attempt 10 commit murder Robt. Nc
Cullum. for an assault: John ManiX, for an as
sault Wm. Todd tor an assault with intent to
commit mIrdcr
Samuel B. " yman, was appointed foreman of
the Grand Jury and sworn. together with the
others.
Tuesday. Sept. 23d.
The Grand Jury returned an Indictment against
Alex. Vance, for murder in the fist degree
The cause Was transferred 10 the District Court
Tor trial.
In the case of Oscar Henderson. bill ignored
Wednesday. Sept. 2ith.
The Grand Jury returned an iudictm mt against
Mary Main Also. against ING Fud, for an as
saut to commit murier.
Bill ignored against John Manix.
Thursday, Sept 18th.
Pcopin Mary Main Defendant ,uraigncd.
and granted one day to plead.
Poo lie vs. Cug FUd -i'etendant arraigned.
pleaded not guilty. and trial set for O:tober lst.
The Grand jury returned the following in
dictments Against Wn. Todd, for assault with
intent to commit murder; Frederick Wy carrier,
grand larceny; Joseph Todd. murder in the first
degree; the cause was transferred to the District
Court Tor trial.
People v. Wm. Todd Defendant arraigned
and granted one day 10 plead,
People vs Wysclr.ei- Defendant arrIisncd
and 2rAnted two DAYS To- pLeAd.
The Placer herald., 1862-09-27
The Negro Project a Failure.

WASHINGTON, August l9th.-The Chiri'
qui Negro Colonization scheme received its
quietus to-day. At the Cabinet meeting the
matter came up, and was long and honestly
considered. IN consequence of the repre-
senation Of the Costa Rican Minister, as
well, it is understood, as because of some
other difficulties in the way, it was finally
decided to abandon the whole scheme-at
least so far as i; in any may involves the
settlement of Negro Colony in Chiriqui.
1t is understood, however, that the Pres
dent does not desire to have the matter
abandoned here, and that Senator Pomeroy
is vet expected to have some sort OF rowing
commission to make explorations through
the tropical regions of this continent,
for suitable locality for the proposed
negro colony. The plan, however, as laid
before the public in Pomeroy's recent ad-
dress to the negroes, is substantially killed.
There can be but little doubt row that
the War Department has abandoned the
idea of enforcing the draft rgidly on the
lst of September. The extensions in Penn
syIvania is likely to be followed up by smin
lar permission to such other States as desire
it, The extensions will OF course be made
under strict regulations, and for compare
lively short periods. The explanation OF this
policy will be readily understood, when it is
remembered that the whole six hundred
thousand would make an enormous demand
for arms. 1t is no longer a secret that the
Government could not Immediately supply
the entire demand.
At the Cabinet meeting to-day, besides the
Chiriqni colonization scheme, other matters
were discussed. The general feeling with
regard to public affairs is understood to be
much more satisfactory than yesterday. The
A ministraion and military circles to nigh;
act as if they heard quite the reverse of bad
news. and q GREAT deal Of it,
The Placer herald., 1862-09-27
REPORT OF GRAND JURY.

/ We the Grand Jury have examined all
criminal and olier cases coming to our
/ knowledge. and have found four indictments
for murder in the first degree; two for an
assault TO 10 bodily harm; one tor grand
larceny one for an attempt to commit Al
son. and have ignored three bills.
We reiterate the recommendation Of pre-.
,ious Grand Jurie, that. the Board of Superl
vi>ors erect a suitable fire proof Juiding all,
joining the Court House. to be used as Il
rreasurer's, Recorders and Clerks ofire.
also, Grand Juiy room, provided with suiu
able vaults for the safe keeping of the public
archives.
We find thirteen prisoner, confined in
Jail Tor various offences that they are all
well fed AMI clothed. and that the Jail and
surroundings are in clean and comfortable
condition.
We also fad lbat the business in County
Clerk office j, well conducted.
We find upon an examination of the Co.
Treasurer'S hooks that there is now in tile
Treasury S32, ,465 96, belonging to the va
rious funds.
We find three patients in the County Hos
pital, all Of whom are well clothed. and
well provided with proper me lical
Treatment; anl the buiding in a cieanly con.
dlion.-W recommend that the Board
of Supervisors purchase Il suitable building
to be used IS Comfy Hospital the present
location we consider an improper one.
From the report Of the Committee on the
/ Recorders and Aultor's Office we are oil
opinion that the interest of the county de
mandS thorough examination into the af
fairs OF that office; and We cal, the attention n
of the Board Of Supervisors to the impor-
tance Of employing some suitable person to
examine and report upon the condition Of
the books and accounts Of public officials.
All OF which is respectfully submitted
$ g. WYMAN, Foreman
Aubllin Sent % 1862
The Placer herald., 1862-09-27
sutter Pioneer Testimonial Fund.

A Meeting OF the Society Of California
Pioneers, held to celebrate the Twelfth AM
uiyersary of the Admission of California
into the Union
At the conclusion Of the address Of E. II.
Washburn, Esq. DIR. Henry NJ. Gray remark
ed that as there was an unusually barge
number of the Society present, it was fit
ting time to consider informally some i'm.
portant suggestions embadied in the remarks
Of the o'ator of the evening.
That portion of the address having direct
reference to General John a. Sutter, then
ELECTED an interesting discussion, Mr.. sam.
i}ranan then gave an account of a recen
visit to the old Pioneer, aud others warmly
advocated the adoption of immediate meas,
ures 70: his relief. H. F. Williams offered
a series Of resolutions to this effect. to which
some amendments were proposed. Subse
qnen'Iy the Society appointed Mr.. Williams.
llI. Gray, W. L. FarweI and Rev Albert
Williams committee to revise the same.
who reported the following, which were
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, the Society OF California Pioneers
are desrous OF presenting 10 Gen. John A. SUIT
ter substantial mark Of their gratitude to him
for his many good and charitable deeds towards
the early settlers of the State and Of the esteem
in which he is held by his leow citizens at large;
therefore.
Resoired. That a Committee. consisting of all
the EX-i'rrsdents OF our Society be- and the
sam" are hereby constituted Committee TO take
the matter IN charge, TO appoint subcommittee.
ana prepare subscription papers. to he circulated
for conilibutionSlto a fund to be iudiciously in
vested for the benefit of Gen. John A. Suffer.
ReSoiced That the President, Secretary. and
Treasurer OF this Society. and their successors in
office, be- and the same are hereby. constituted a
Board OF Trustees. to receive ana invest all funds
which may be received in furtherence of this
object.
Resolced That copies of these resolutions be
Forwarded TO all the newspaper Editors in the
State with the request that they will publish the
same and urge upon their readers the propriet7
OF contributing something in aid of this fund.
The Placer herald., 1862-09-27

The San Jose Tribune suggests that itm
have TO suspend publication, in cor
qnence of having been denied the use
the mails and expresses.
NJ. Bell, Of Marysville, offers to give !
each to any ten men that will voluulc
IN the company proposed to be raised
that city for the new California regiment
Fifty.two head of cattle sold at auction
Carson City, on Saturday. at 81 per he
They were young Spanish steers and fit
beef.
SHOOTING AFFRAY.-At La Grange, ST
islans county, on Friday last, a Flenchn
named Vevay shot his brother in mini
claim on the Tuolnmne river, near La graz
A dispute arose between them about ere
bar. 1t is believed that the person sho!
lose one eye.
TAXES IN SoNoMA CouNTy.-The tC
amount of assessment in this county is !
s72 ,o33,o0 which will produce a tax smO
ting to s74,343,O3.
GoING EAsT.-Crosette, editor Of
Butte Record, is about to 90 East again
How in the d can a country editor
ford it.
Es-"Ma, get down on your auds I
knees minute, please" "What on ca
shall do that for. my little pet! "Co
wants to draw an elephant"
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
The Rev. d. Tuthill will preach in the N
Church, of this place. every Sabbath. at ioi
and at u ?. NJ. until fnrthnr nntice
The Placer herald., 1862-09-27
CRoAKERs AND RAILRoADs.-1hose en-,

CRoAKERs AND RAILRoADs.-Those crs
ers who say. "railroads wont pay in h
State" ought to visit the stations of theSy
ramento valley, the California Central ~
the Sacramento, Placer and Nevada ,sa
roads. They would even be convince d
their error if they saw only the buins
which is done on the Central road. II.
reighting at Lincoln, the upper terminus )
the road, is alone proof enough of The nal
culable advantage Of railroads in Califor,
Folsom Teleqrap
The Placer herald., 1862-09-27

FURIOUS RIDISo.-Two exhilerated iuGs,
uals, denizens Of Dutch Flat were yestcl,
arrested in Grass Valley, for furious rifp
and will probably have an examinalio, b
fore Justice O'Connor TO day. One OF n
fast riders objected strong y to the local sl
ulations of our town, drawing very sirf
cant comparisons between Grass Valley an
his own dear German Flat
Grass Valley Nal;onl
The Placer herald., 1862-09-27
Auburn. Sept, 22, 1862.

INFORMANT TO SOLE TRADERS. 1t may
not be generally known that the last Legjs
Iature amended the act "authorzng married
women to transact business in their own
names a. sole Traders vet such is the fact;
and, as quite a number of married women in
this county are doing business under the old
law, we deem it important to bring The fact
to their notice that under the law as amend
sd they are required TO give notice and make
application to the District Court On or be,
fore the Isl day OF November, l862--or.
falling to take such steps, that the right to
continue in business as Sole Traders will no
longer exist.-Und-r the law + weeks, no.
tice is required; aud those interested will at
once see the proprieiy of immediate action
in the matter. PlumaS Stonddrd
1t will be well for persons DUNG business
in t is county under the Sole Traders Act,
to take such action as required by the amend.
meniS.
The Placer herald., 1862-09-27

S. p. Il n. r. R.-The Sacrament
Ger and Nevada Railroad is now comD4
to the Mountaneer House, six miles tin.
Of Auburn and thirteen miles from F,y
Regular trains commenced running yes:
from Folsom to the Mountaneer uous
ton. Until now Wildwood has bee
terminus; the quantity Of freight left hre
distribution in the upper country is imne
Folsom Telegraph Sept?@
The Placer herald., 1862-09-27

New STAGE ARnANGEENr.-Durin next
week, Mr. Hamilton, proprietor of the
"Mouniaineer Stage Line" will put on a
stage between Auburn and Auburn Station
to connect with the evening Railroad trains
TO and from Sacramento. The stage will
leave Auburn in the afternoon in time to
connect with the l-2 o'clock train for Sac,
rsmento, and will return upon the arrival Of
the up tram at : ! 2 o'clock. This, in con
neclon with the morning stage. will enable
our citizens to make the trip from Auburn
to Sacramento and back in one day,-trans,
acting such business az they desre-and
must prove convenience that the travelling
public will not fail TO appreciate.
The Placer herald., 1862-09-27

ORCHARD THIEvEs.--We learn from Al
Enquirer; that some thieves made Ave-
upon Mr. Davis, fine orchard, and gate.'
nearly al.the fruit. Wonder If it Wa
The same fellows who threw the eggs,
mean enough to rob an orchard.