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The Placer herald., 1863-03-07

TAXATION. Under The Democratic rule
in this State from 81 to 81. the efforts Of
the l. z l>laors were successful in reduclu ,
the Stale expendi lures and decreasing Safe
taxation; but the change of parties has Civ
en- Executive and Legislative to control new
and inexperienced men, and we have the
result in ar ille." floating debt of over II
half million of dollars, that the Legislative
apprentices can find no way of ex,inouishino
except 10y increasing our State tax from sixty
two to eighty cents on the dollar. Conse.
Qnentlv the tax is to DO so increased, and
tax payers may prepare themselves to pay
this extra cost for Repablicanisln And tins is
not all-Sacrament" city is anxious that the
Capital building should be completed, and
her representatives insist that an annual
estate Capital FAX Of one mill on the doh
lar, shall be levied to carry on tie work.
One mill on the dollar is not much, they say
but after all il is ten cents on the 500;
and this added to eighty cents State Tax.
will he a ninety cents lax, or twenty eight
cents more on the hundred than we have been
paying.
The Placer herald., 1863-03-07

kE>rUcKy - kcn,mky i-pndiares, with
Srorn and lndlynati"n, AIR. Llnr"In's enan.
ripalion proclamation. Her sons believe
THAT this government Was made on the
white basis, 10y white men, for the benefit OF
white men and their pos,erity forever"
John } Crittenlen, in letter to the Ken
'n"ky Legislature, dennunces the prncama.
40" in n" genie terms. A correspondent
of the Chicago Times, writing from Frank.
Tort, says:
From n lea'ling Union member of the
Kentucky Legislature, learned that if Pres,
l'lent Lincoln insists upon carrying out his
emancipation proclamation, the Kenturky
Legislature Will, to Il man. vote in favor Of
secession from the Federal Union and u
with the Southern Conte,Ieracv. The in
d'gna'i"n throughout the State against the
proclamation is very strong and .xrit,uy
events on the "Dark and Bloody Ground"
are anticipated during the present winter
The Placer herald., 1863-03-07

GEN. ScoTr DnAwING NEAR HIS End
Gen SCOTS health is said to he fast faiIino him,
now. He is confined to his apartment, in
the Fifth Avenue Hotel, almost entirely
helpless, and, what is rise, it is said ,ba,
his mind is at length breaking down under
the weight of years, and mental and bodily
trouble. lie receives a few visitors, snJ
these only his most intimate friends.
The Placer herald., 1863-03-07

IRON CIADS FOR OUR CoAsr.-The Government
ut Washington has at last consented to give us
the means of defence for our harbors and Ileuston
Hastings Il Co.. Of San Francisco, have given US
the means OF clothing our bodies in the latest
style, and the best made goods we ever saw in the
country. Their mammoth establishment is in the
Lick Building, San Francisco
The Placer herald., 1863-03-07

DISCOVERIES John Donalan, Of the Bav
State Ranch. between Mokelumne Hill anil
San Andreas, recently discovered copper AM,
silver groupings, which promise to l.. a,nono
me rrhest Yet reported in that vicinity.
Quite an excitement WAS produced in thai,
neighborhOod, and claims were immedatslv
staksd of for long distance on The lead,
The Placer herald., 1863-03-07
HAN X.

OVER THE OTHER SIDE A friend writing
to us from Wa>hoe, in 81 letter dared the LIST
inst, SAYS, he me, NJ +. II Love. last week
who WAS en- route for the rich mines on
.Reese River. He also informs us that about
500 Democrats were recently in Attendance
at Virginia CITY TO make nominations for tn.
Municipal election. The party intends to OF
game throughout the Territory.
The more see of the mining AMI milling
operations here, and Of the quartz of this
Territory, convnres mo that the different
leads 81 Placer County, especially near Au-
burn, are gold bearing, and toy proper
process might be made 10 Weld lArrey
am glad y"u keep The oh IIeiY,ll alive
and stand up for the Constitution, and the
rights i every citizen. under that mslru.
nent. II Is II Aonder the fanatics have II 1
>u pressed it. / is getting too bate now
public op ni"n is fast setting against uSu,pa.
mon ANA tyranny, | can notice i, even he,t
lmlv
"lf agreeable will send you few item,
occasionally"
The Placer herald., 1863-03-07

The IIA1R-'lo thicker the hair and pre-,
vent 1t from turning gray, pour boiling wa.
ter on quantity of sage leaves, and let them
remain some time in the oven. or near a stove.
strain and apply to the roofs of The hair
daily. If any pomade be needed an equal
mix'nre of cocoa-nut and olive oils, with a
little perfume, is very eficarious.
The Placer herald., 1863-03-07
TAXING THE PEOPLE TO PAY FOR Ne.

TAXING THE PEOPLE TO Pay FOR NE.
GRoEs.-This seems to be an unpopular
measure even among the supporters OF the
Administration. The Aboilionsis are will
ling to vote the negro free, but are nnwll-
ling to pay for his freedom. The Iabor'"g
men of the free States, who are sarr'hrtd
for the benefit of the worthless blacks ct the
South, are becoming FESTIVE and are array'ng
themselves against the party n power.
Speakino of the infamous emancipation
proclamation, the Hartford Comm Times
saws: Now That the President, casting to
the winds all regard for his oath, as well as
all consistency, has thrown OFT all further
show of prosecuting the war for the restora
ton of the Union, and ope"ly proclaimed 1t
John Brown raid on gigantic scale, the
country is permitted to see the workings OF
this ruinous crusade, and to obtain glimpse
of what is in store for our TAX ridden e"pe
in the future. Mr.. Lincoln's SUI porlrrs in
Congress have voted ten millions OF dollars
as r first inS,alIment, to pay t r negroes l"
Missouri alone. Ten million dolars-"nt-
sixth of the entire expenses OF the United
States Government, in better times, when
the country was at peace. the Constitution
obeyeL and honesy ruled at Washington.
And this is but the beginning of tie j'h, to
laid emancipation in Missouri Other States
are to come. And for this object Of buying
negroes and carrying on a ne. no war, our
people are taxed AS no people in Europe are
taxed Is it strange that they are tired of
the war, desire peace AMI are cursing the
AboItiouizeI Republican par'y!''
Mountain Democrat
The Placer herald., 1863-03-07

ALuM-An Rum spring, and great bed
OF the substance itself, as pure as the impor
ted article, has lately b-en discovered in the
immediate vicinity Of Virginia City. Large
quantities OF the article are used in the re-,
ducsion OF silver ores. and it 10 expected the
mine will prove valuable.
The Placer herald., 1863-03-07

A CHASTITY REcoRD.-The statis.icians are
figuring up the following losses in the warm
Gus engagements during the year: Rebels
killed, wounded and prisoners, lO3.707;
Union killed wounded, l32, $40. Total 1885,
526-Er
The Placer herald., 1863-03-07
STAMPS on Local DncrMexrs DrcI,

STAMPS on Local DncuMexrs DrcI,,tn
UNCONSTITUTIONAL The tOnris IN Ilmo}s
have dec"le'l the aN 'e9nr'o" Stamps oo w..
legal documents. uuc"hs'ItuijnuHI. ih,.
say the urral Government has mo- r0i
10 pres RIB what solt # iucun,ui. eiD.
hr ltya' m The Safe C"nr's. a that d.l~
belongs exclusi ell, To the State au borlt,.s
The Placer herald., 1863-03-07

CONGRESSIONAL DoCUMESTs.-We are in
dehted to Senator Latham for the complete
volumes Of the Congressional Globe for the
session of '6l-'62, the Census, Patent
Office, and other Reports.
The Placer herald., 1863-03-07

The IluMD0Lur Mines TEsrEp.--A cor,
s4spnnlcnt of the Union, writing from
UnlonvilIe. Humboldt county, Nevada Ter
r'Iory, February loIh, gives the following
mining intelligence: The departure of a
gentleman tor Carson in the very nick of
time enables me to Q We you the re uis of
the first rock tested on any large scale in
this county. The Mars. silver bearing
ledge in tins district, contiyu 'us 10 the hill
and which has ubt aimed much celebrity
among mealiurgiSlS, was selected for the
first experiment as an average sample of The
best le'ig+S here. tyie'l> IN the .hbor-
hood of 5000 to the ton, aud this, 10 il under
stood. from fair average rock, an! not select
ell. Selected pieces have assa;ed AS high AS
SO 900. The result referred To WAS obtained
from two hundred pounds of rock. Even
This 1atierl'.g yield must not be accepted as
fair Indication of the "pnence of the
ledge, as the difficulties of separation are
such that only successive experiments will
enable us to oct y criterion. The Venus is
running parallel with the Mars, and promises
to be almost eqpa'lv rs rich.
The Placer herald., 1863-03-07

EE The county tax of Nevada county
for the present year has been fixed 10y the
Board Of Supervisors at one dollar and
forty cents on the 500 property valuation
The Placer herald., 1863-03-07

Con- FOR INrEREsr.-The Governor OF
Ohio is decidedly opposed to paying the in.
t-rest of the debt OF that State in anything
but coin
The Placer herald., 1863-03-07

The Richmond Enquirer. If II late date.
announces the arrival in that city Of Thos. G.
REYNOLDS. Lieut.. Governor of Missouri. md
adds: "By the recent death of Gov. Jackson
he succeeds TO the Office Of Governor mil
1865"
The Placer herald., 1863-03-07

Mrs. Douglas, widow of the late Senator
Douglas, denies that she is to be married To-
either Secretary Chase, or Chief Quarter
master Ingalls,.
The Placer herald., 1863-03-07

The report of the Director of The Phil..
phia mint. says that up to June 2
1862, the whole coinage Of that establish,
ment has amounted to 2s206 80 pieces Of
all denominations in coin. in value S65
O2365S. The Director thinks that in
wears time the yield of gold from Pike,
Peak will snrpnss that of California.
The Placer herald., 1863-03-07

Txs- In the late municipal election OF
Virginia City, Nevada Territory, three of
The seven Aldermen elected were Democrats.
This is decided improvement upon the vote
OF last year, when the Lincoln ii. ket received
u majority Of seven or eight hundred.
The Placer herald., 1863-03-07

"A country g'rl, writing to her friends
SAYS OF the polka, ",he dancing does no,
amount to much, but the hugging i,
III e-a-v-e-n- ""
The Placer herald., 1863-03-07

MINERAL WEALTH OF SOUTHERN OREGoN.
The jacksonville Sentinel chronicles rich
discoveries of silver and copper ore In 10.
sephne county. Oregon.
The Placer herald., 1863-03-07

INTERNAL RGvENuE IN CALIFORNIA.-As-
SCISSORS are t" have ten dollars per diem, and
collectors six, in this State.
The Placer herald., 1863-03-07

There are some six or eight cases of small
pox IN the vicinity of the New York Ranch,
Amador comfy.
The Placer herald., 1863-03-07

INTEND TO lNCoRPokATE We notice by
the Enquirer tina, the citizens Of Dutch Flat
intend 10 incorporate.
The Placer herald., 1863-03-07

ANNUAL Report OF TIE STATE GEoLo-
GIsr.-We are indebted to Hon. ohm Yule
for a copy IF this report.
The Placer herald., 1863-03-07

ES- The sac. Union's Virginia City cor
respondent, says the Seresh element is strong
aud increasing in Nevada Territory Our
readers uulers'a Il that these Abol ( on
Srrihhlers apply the epnhet "Seresh" to all
'nen who a;e OF Democratic sentiment be-
You'd the mountains.
We hope the "irrepressbles" will conln-
ne 20 mention Democrats rs "S-cesll" "but-
ter nuts" copper heals" etc as it sregth'
ems instead Of weakens the Democracy.
The Placer herald., 1863-03-07

FAvORs.-We have received from Sullivan
and II. HAZEL latest Eastern papers and PEI
riodica's.
The Placer herald., 1863-03-07

PROMOTED Lieut.. NJ. w. Sherman, OF
the Alb Cal. Vol, has been promoted to the
Captalncy Of Company b. 9th Cal. Vol.
The Placer herald., 1863-03-07
MARRIED..

In Sacramento city, March 4ih. by James Cog
gins. Justice Of the Peace. William r. Williams
to Charlotte Hebron, both of Forest Hi Placer
county.
The Placer herald., 1863-03-07

ES- The Sopreme G 'nrt, in the case Of
the Poop lie IS Bee k, carried up from Placer
county. has reversed the julgn:ent and re'
nandrd The ease for new trial.
The Placer herald., 1863-03-07

A New METHOD OF AMPUrATION.-Dr.
Ch ,sSagnac Surgeon to thu Hospital Lsri'
hl>irre, has published paper in the me'li-
cal journals. on a new method Of his of ann
pntarng limbs without the aid Of the knife
for this pnrp,se he uses what he calls a calls
tic bracelet con>is ing of a ring, round
which are placed little crystal cups of Il rect
angular form The ring is applied in the
exact place where the amputalion is to take
place. plelg-t Of liut, inp'egea'ed with a
solution of perchIorid- of iron al 35 degrees
is placed above aud under the ring, and the
cup, are then charged with fragments Of The
FiIhos cansti.. The member to be a,npula,
10 is subjected to Il considerable degree of
compression. which removes some portion
Of The liquids Of the body from the diseased
part. AS the rausic proceeds in its action,
ropous bleeding might occur, to remedy
which the operator or his assistant exercise
a digital pressure on the principal artery un.
til the operation is compleled There is a
considerable difference in the behavior Of
muscle separated by the knife or by the act,
ion of the cauStlr. In the first case it con,
tracts, and q large interval is left between
two parts that have been divile'l; hut under
the action OF the caustic the muscle does
not recede either way. DR.. Chassagnac
has tried this method twice. in cases where
the patients were SO feeble "a to render orIi-
nary ampnla,ion exlr mely dangerous; in
both cases the opperatlon was successful.
l1e bracelet IN one case was applied five
times for twelve hours each, before all the
soft parts could be eaten away by the raus,
tic. AS soon as The bone became apparent.
it was cut through by the means of the chain
saw. Galignani.
The Placer herald., 1863-03-07
Notice of Administrators Sale
of Real Estate.


~ suance OF the order OF the Probate Court Of
the County of Placer in the State of California,
made on the goth day OF January. A. d. 1868. in
the matter of the estate OF Thomas Sweet de-
ceased the undersigned. Administrators of said
estate. will sell at pablo auction. 10 the highest
bidder for cash, in one parcel and subject 10
confirmation by said Probate Court, on
Monday, the I'd day of March, a. ID. 1868,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock. A. NJ and 4
clock. p NJ. OF said day. at the door of the Court
House. in the town OF Auburn in said county,
all The right, title interest and estate OF the said
Interstate ut the time OF his death, and all the
right, title and interest that the said estate has
ny operation OF law or otherwise acquired other
than or in addition to that Of the said Interstate at
the time OF his death, in and TO all that lot.
piece or parcel OF land situated in Placer county,
known as the Sweet Ranch. and more particularly
described and bounded as follows. to-wit: Com
mencing at the North East corner of the Union
House kanch. thence southprly along the East
line OF said Union House Ranch to the South
East corner thereof, distance of one hundred
and sixty rods; thence eastery one hundred and
sixty rods to the Southwest corner of the Bias
al Ranch thence n0rthrrly III right angles one
hundred and sixty rods and along the West OF
sud Bllsdil Ranch to he North West corner
thereof; thence westerly ut right angles TO the
place OF beginning. containing one hundred and
sixty acres of land. together with all the buildings
ami improvements thereon.
Terms and conditions Of sale: Cash; the pnr'
chase money to he paid on the day OF sale; to DC
refunded II said sale be not confirmed by SAID
Probate Court Deed at expense OF purchaser
A. W. SISSON,
l.. G, SMITH,
Admir- Of the Estate of Thos. Sweet, deco
Auburn February 18th, lS63.-3w
The above sale is hereby postponed until Mon
day, March 10Th. 1863 ut the s.,me plce. between
the hours of 10 o'clock. A. N. and O'Clock, Pm
Of said day. A. W. SISSON, ! Aar,,,.
March I'd, le6s,-2w
The Placer herald., 1863-03-07
GREENBACKS on THE Else.

IIuzza for something. | hardly know what
but whatever has pushed up Greenblcks
imagine their advance is mainly attributable to
the Stamp tax going into opcration--a very
severe autidolc at hest Grecnbacks buy stamps
aud ever body must have them. You ctLnot
turn arouau three tunes before breakfast without
getting a stamp for the privilege. Grcenbacks
are still in demand. ana no sellers, All right
say |. because II we must have mixed culren-
cy, it is better lor all that Greeubacks stand 1T
par Our bankers have taken the precautio to
compel their customers, special dcpostOrs. to
sign an agreement tndt in case they Overir;,w
their accounts lhat tn will make them good in
gold aud silver coin.
The Placer herald., 1863-03-07
THE MIRANDA CLAIM.

This great bone OF contention has caused con-
siderable waste Of time III the Legislature. J here
Is heavy lobby influence to woik here, for aud
az ,in>t the Resolutions. 1t would be siralg'
Indeed. liza t Labor that has been done lOr and
ag 'inst them. was done without some rqulv1eht
OF quld pro quo. l I'm very sure the State ut
LAT sc is not Interested in the IN liter. Noiwth
sttn',in. there is a dea pull all The time TO get
III So resolutions rcconsidered and then indctllle-
ly postponed.
The Placer herald., 1863-03-07


The Legislature is importuned with projects
for City Railroads. An outsider would infer that
an epedcmc had broken out at the Capitol.
Some lay Or another, during the next genera
toh. these franchises, il granted and renewed.
may be worth something,--not during our life
time. We have one lwu-hOrse railroad now run
Mug from Front street to the Park on | street,
and this would nave been deunct long since but
Tor the tenacily OF the proprietor and conductor,
aud An Indifferent support which it receives from
military gentlemen passing up and down to and
from their headquarters.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
= heaters, etc.

A. Nibios Garden, Mr.. Forrest PLAYS
b Richard H." tonight aid winds up Lls sagcmeut
10 gDuow Wi.A "CoIIO,uiGa.'
Mpila Hcron. who repeated her "Camic" with
great ait night gives for ler lnal performance
n SAtgrdoy "EGlA'-a clever GriuH izatioa of East
.ynnc."
On Monday neyi. Nr and Mra. Bauoy Williams
ONE Oh, aud tLon N.bo'a as well a. the Winter
iarlon vii b. given over for an indefinite period. 20
iigh and A7nkoc comicates the loyclgo o. vIic. are
iLsiy. Ills season, 10 get Heir III.
its cay 10 conceive Of moro select order 81 per.
orioonces. oycn within tAe range Of low comedy but
gLen such experienced managers 10 AGr. Wheatlcy and
H. Jackson having in charge two Of our leading thea
RS, decide that DolLing more Acceptable cgud 10
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19

r,oJ Incl now 10 ihc prhc. Il is tac riL Il Wisdom
,ov T., .te,r dccision TIE greetdencatois Of Irish
"a A,,ori.,n clar.,i.rs nave irnocd, ior the most
49,, ,-s.c, away. c,iiyr, t.icr mrntics vi'h tAom'
i,, 3D., .or. i,c sar; iii"f may ;" ,''' ir 'i 81 o.
.,,r.-. .tace s,cciaity we must make ito bc. oi
,c, ta,.t is we lave. which aitcr al "s things Co. IT,
g.. least Iesp,ctap'o
Iii, io bc borne ~ nnd. also t.c' At tie tlcaiofs-
Nih,os and ihc Wintcs Ga Gen-uHmrIons incidental
ettractcns ale 10 he iouud Cucl rs splendid scenery
,t costumes. ariistc tah,anx ingenious Stage effects
fine music, Sc to say netting Of g." pra.ro derived
D., a.. mass of play y.eoors from ainl and admirns
tho bciutv a. o house, and that t' attrac'ons alone
,ow lituic good evenings entertainment.
meanwhile 10th nr Whea,lcy ard Nr Jackson aic
mixing brilliant arrangements or hc futnc, and there
i ro deurrr ,hat either them viii cSpcse himself 10
S,T.oua loss either Of money og Of prestige
The attractive Stcre0Q,icon show n Hope
Clapcl-ccmpi.ilg many beautiful views Of scenery.
saiuary architecture cte.-is opcn cycy evening. and
on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons.
The pcliormauces at the French Theater on
SATURDAY viii consist Of Les Dcux vcuyos Er'
rours d. Bel Age aad Mon ismcg'c'
The giant grl, who weighs J'9pornds. wears
shoe 10 inches long and sleeps in nine foot bed con-
thames to hc loatir, a,triciioal EsIDuns Museum;
While after Icy comes the giant boy. e ycnrs Old "nd
eieh cct tail. and after him. the dwar lad oi H. who
is only - inches in hight and weighs but pounds
Manager Harrison's debut on Monday, at the
Pa,k Thcn,cr Erooklyn MS Julian -. Pierre IN sher
dan Knowles's play OF Tito Wife WAS great snc-
ecs,. and the ply Is now drawing crowded houses
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There re many ~ paraons .oi under The nsr1e q t
,u up n qaar. bottle compounded o tho cheapest whsy or
common r costing fo - 20 - eens per ssoa iae tsste
di.sul..i by Au.sr or Coriaasef seed &C.
Ih! ls. " 5ltess las cagscd and VIII continue - cAe N
lor a. an be- .o! hundi.ds 20 die the death O! e "
,d By t,r tie system is kept continually under tnc y
ueu-s q c0hoc stala.s u ne worst kind TIE desife'f
au0r created "a kept up and he result Is al The no ~
siienlan; ug9l taEAigds lie AID Death. BE" ARE W
THEN -
For ,ose who desire and WILL HAVE liquor tters vs
pub Ssh tie following rec.'p; Co. on. BOTTLE oi hOQr,
LANDS GERMAN BlIrERS and mix with THREE
QUARTS OF GOOD BRANDY or WHISKY. and Tie re.
81. vii be- preparation that viii FAR EACEL IL medicinal
virtue. su -r eaceeuce s.y o the numerous lqlor b,es
In ,ho rnark., ard vil COSrtlrCU LFSs Yoa VII have
.l tie virtues u HOOFLANUS B!Il.kS In eoareeten
with GOOD Article 5fquor e. .lcA less frce Aa1 'nsse
iLfe!.cf preparations viii ccst y9a.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
ia1yeriissnlen,.l !

The m,et outrageous libel that has yet been
,rs,r,l on our onfitnon vim be found In the infamous
ronce.-ons -nd a.>unpons msdc Ia the Speech oi sSai
ty, ami a.d crime Of onsyi1g LIilan beings ~ assumed
H. a.. co. itfiOna institution ana ?, iufi' apt - "'
lv relation old that 40 were nnd'ra cohlA', a p "a
trat orr ieafanc. ine'r in behalf OF te opp'"
.ir ptoduc, " principle md an evidence o oui N
hnrrfans can we shall we alow this efro'ion' noe On
our che i.L,d Chatter of Liberty 10 pas uni'p' =. 80
dom DO not icii this ESetor iie speech reviewer III
Tar iRIsCIPIA Of this ws'h
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
IAAr-L..-.,nll

Ak vour Grocer for kEsT's Eat INDIA
,org., H,e n,,.t lesfhfI ani beet or emily l-' Only
81. Twice .he .frrrs OF Jlss aifl I'D .' fsof
-. .i f.- i.valIs -. iaai fa. 80 kef-rs. .Ir ''4
90. r,o d.0rs 2. ~ Dir.n',al % -po- e't' F--~
81. 80 20. rrNrr OTiHsf. sIrH ."i
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
CITY IGt:II"

AZ Cooper Institute, Oh Friday evening Of
this week. Judge Kelley viii deliver me next lecture
bcf r. the woucus Loyal National Lelrre. i s TaTe
that our citizens have the opportunity Of bearing 30 able
and elooucnt a speaker rs be-. During the last two
Copcresses he has been one II tie acklowledgcd lead
err both on tie floor aud n council. u the fny o.
humanity and freedom ici ls appear nee among ui
on tbs occasion be greeted by iall house.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
fAdysrsiser,rp'.l

NuTAl.TurgD SnOf3. Shoes ore an I'M
yi,t ,,,,, u ta. e,t.nr of ro,nng chcsen, every
t VII md fstirl 4hcy Invariably wear ~ thef shoes
o. f- ,rd ot inrtfrcl'iS 5eu.o the o'rf rtfn are
,sr.f a.. ,idfr.ff ln"s with N'il 'if is,r wear
H Il, t. enh b. ssfr o. tie, n an ltrfafe on pair
,,, i., N more Than ''r hrf, pt % llnt thsa.
~, D. la "a. al the .hoc.ir5i,. l.'g th"u-l i-eiat
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
IAdrcrii.rlncnil

I,Aplrg have yon seen the splendid AID yalu-
h,e Wlute. Nnmb,f q Mxg DYsog,srs MiLhoR ~ FAsh
lo-s' Contain. one dollar w,f Of nI .ls faitrn o. 'oI
.iry b. ,s'ifai Glelk double trealtsf ais ne'' t'
o lf.u's Ptuefns brilliant ius' iiilns. and 10y 9sr
m nter.tns snd ,iusbie Doyclte o the Nni'f si'4'n'
Row ready
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-19
fAd,,lii..--entl !

MILLER & CARPgSTEa, Produce COMMISSION
ts fr o. .als If lnii.r Cheese Lard f.' onh y
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