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, 1864-05-12

~A letter from Jesusalem, in the Paris
Mc,de. Gays: "The Duke de LuynesE Is e1-
ploring the Dead Sea on board small s cam
er called the seg1r, ten metres (thirts three
feet) in length. which ho got built on pur-
pose at Toulon. It was then taken to pieces
and sent to Jafa, whence 1t was conveyed to
the Dead Sea, on this backs Of canals. Tbs
Arabs In the neighborhood, struck with
auaxement at the sight Of this tiny vessel
moving along the waters in waJ inexp1lca-
BILE to them, firmly believe that 1t Is . 'chst-
tan, fdemon, which .has. risen from the bot
tom Of The accursed Lake Of Sodoms''
, 1864-05-12
The prc&ffcnt Recommends Thanks
Giving nnd Prayer.
:. EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON. May Q, 1861

TER PFrAfEenT AtFEHINE14C29a4 AA1OdNa4
giving nnd Protcr.
:. EXECUTIVE MANSION, !
WAtuIN51oa, May Q, 1861 /
70 TIE FR1ENDs or Union AND LIBERTY:
.Fnough is known Of army operations with
in the Inst five days to claim our especial
pratIiude to God; while What remains un-
dope demands our most efncere prayers to,
and .,liancc upon Him, without whom all
human effort is vain. recommend that all
natriots ut their homes. IN their places Of
public worship, and wherever they may be.
unite In common pra, er and Thanksgiving to
Almighty God.">
[s1gned] ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
FEOBz:-wAsE81NGToN. -
Tie following special dispatch came toe
late for insertion In our last Issue:
--- Especial Dispatch TO the Chicago Trlbunel
WASHINGTON. AaJ 70, 1854
Whatever Gen, Banks may do or neglect to
do, Admiral Porter will rot desert his gun
boat fleet above thu Falls. He has declared
his intention to stmd by it til the last, and
to fight 80 long II bis men have anything to
eat He hopes to-, bo able to hold ont
month and to make AnJ rebels who may have
the temeritJ to attack him repent it, even If
not relieved by the army or rise in tho
river. Admiral Porter will take measures to
prevent them from falling into rebel hands
In scrriceable condition.
It Is not certain that ths rebel ram Albe-
mas1e ns1 oeen cn''ie'J destroyed ~ 1no non.
c!ao eaEsaeuA. oome aeeouhtss say tna1 II
was severely Injured only
lie bompsheil' taken on flymoush. has
been recaptured.
Ihs special Committee on the Treasury
Department hare nearly finished inquiry
Into the Printing Bureau. There Is reasoa
to believe that nothing has Js* bean easas'
hahed against tho official conduct OF ClarS'
lts head Inc inquiry 1nso nis Alesea in-
mora psnct'ees oas cotnnencso' Jul onlJ
oae s1oe has thos I'M seeo aearu.'
The discussion IN tae House so-oay laaica.
ted tle probable oe'eat OIL tno amenament
to tho Consular AND diplomatic Dill, raising
Sandfozd's place In Belgium to fnn Mis-
siou. Il vas opposed By Stevens and Nor
riil, who raised An issue as to ths action Of
the COMMITTEES, with hasson, who Strenuous
| II supported It,
Nsjor Gsn. oElesoy. lats President OF Court
Martial, who has long been kept rom tho
feld BY sewers wound, has reneToo tAs
tender Pt his tcslgnatdn.
! Gen. Wn. narneJ leaves for st. Lsuis TO-
, 1864-05-12
IL Imports Of tsa from 1as January e @ soth April:
lSe9, 3tA. .-.

fhiIadelrhia Proviaisn AaFket-afay
Thtse /. yssy little doing ia N And q provtdout
ss;it+s Ussx Pofk il quoted 1T t75AA2Sa hbl for
seV. 4 1msn sale Of f1c1e4 Hams xae mads It lsXc
Huster d selling At hsm 42oc n for ron, u 70
duanty. - - :.
, 1864-05-12

e The Connecticut River at Hartford Is
seventeen feet aboYe low water mark, and
some Of the papers say that shad can swim
right through &he Windows Of some houses
and On to the gridi1on. =:
, 1864-05-12
HiscelIune0la.
-. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
EOR,THE CURE or
ec1ofu;a, Cancer. Goltre UlcnA 6aa
DiseaaeA &C.,
JATKE'S hLTEKdT17E
8TIlL kAINTAIX9 ITS SUPERIORITY.


Tie unparalleled ssoeees which, for tweasy. yae4
hsf estrEu4.i tht rao vt jAiSs', aLTHEAfITf.
ca vita epiiru couuacaca e7tnx tz4a It via o9se-
toai5 s,.as1ts t o = r. e hnan sf,se@ ehs S.e..s
thorongsiy .hsn m sshsE ,sasd} q is CLASS u
kh& pet4 tonndpA1lca@AtE oFoeue1@A
ktnds, curing majority Of the e.s.s IN xaioa ~
betp use md oit1es after sae hlloEc Of otAas rs2
edieP.
.o.-,. ,,xn xe7r-1, ,,pun~,st.
Sen sriaxiy csed Is hss ne7ss kasxa %
al ns,t Sssa e1.oi ~h' a.'a Continued IT, Ne
a~~'- ...---..
r,opov .nn nEoparc4y, ,swaLLTxGa-Mnv
ntysct.ns Who onys used the Aitsraaro in dlsoA>e4
its eucctes Il acta = n,s 1t ~ ha,ithv ersraas
Hhelee5 We !he ~.1tr as0es'Aa as .aa ~
rtnAiutal eaia5Rs"enhs .to
no~vr,eroxa ~. .u.,,.
tStd !neurxhic aed yet r1p.Fauao ass 1foved
thA, me AFra1lve. in ecnJunct.on Mish sae 5aaaas
sss;elorr. By Ill who No soolees 70 'a3o ''&t'0''
so'saon''
scHorg1A-1n ~ the f..as Of .h!s = a!:s..s. As..s.
~ 1nat q Clcssstions o. tue sn.s Srns
t,nns Tn7ncr, e"e IONS: -: n.1n tsnnA ara
s,ss 81 soss IL. : ] 'ss IA. "a
Gus pEne'''' ft0n which shs*s diseases 'f's.aa'',
tRN plsEAsEs. Of all kaa.. seald Had. rs1.x.
anrhnets of IL nH. 10 r,.g sr Il
Altei1iIys.
- rn x,-,r
~ sAa1S-sa ~ ens"be
, 1864-05-12

@lle fer nroanvaesed plain. and 129 g fos eaa.ass
trtnr e1fed II III 1t = f}9c tor haefo
ard irrcte. - olo. fer isE sh= lAstos o! e.isa
Bs1Y +. stea:y, P.M. tfezcea scoa.3.; Pm bar
rels S:f2lo: lrur barrels. $:.sa- vita foa1deraolo
fnn6Iry ffsu 6rrhrc sph pth6- lover paris.
, 1864-05-12

porT-The9e has baen considerable etivlty during
tha Vrek Kpd fair sa1eG Of Mesa have been u.da to
SrTtTe II 3l7.s7H. tMporter. Aro now holding for
mora On he spot, sales at &3r for old Aess ltte In.
tt4sSi bfsnd. New INV ankee, uninspected seN 1t
III. fr1Tne Hess paesed for tbs Eaxlish matket II
hsd II F1G7 Primo scAfca, and cannot ba bought
undsT Si6, Cut Ns&*-as1s ~ IN tta1 dansad u ec
, 1864-05-12
@5;faaa Irib:1uq. !: J:


N,~+f :.
THURSDAY, MAY 1e. 1851.
1r1H nrrUaT TtoY. |
rc. cr, li.lx slowly upon tfe state Of af-
fa,rx iu uYifginia. 1t is always the question
INV mdM Of fvtat is transmitted ss1ae"s is
to +. believed, ard especially e e no". Tho
et.,c,ncnts Of the telegraph ars not merelJ
@t,.rncu,*11, but s,e obviously g1se7 from
D.rticul.r 6landpnlnte, a1d IN 'goo'aoee ol
1],c operations rs awhile; and ssGen; Gfan.
..rcstTyes his old habit OF eilence while at
r.ork. 1hc public can only get Ut the truth IN
1',ts md shreds, out Of which an Intelligent
. sao. nr The whole is to be patched as best 1t
aan Al tl.,s time Of writing, the accounts
FroI7 tbe army are up to Monday noon, With |
living reports to Tuesday night, leaving 1t
ncar Spottsylyania Court House, engaged in
0aneuycrIng and skirmishlng, with some ar- /
tillery practice, !.
Comparing the account Of losacs md gains |
.nn to that time, It would seem ss II We had
~ s}ZHst about held our own, and not great deal
more. Our losses in killed, wounded and !!
prisoners indicate severe battle; but con-
eidering the number OF men engaged, for |
three days, not very c1hausting one We |
do not infer = EefT severe GRIPPING of our
army up to that time.
rs to the rebel losses there are no reliable |
accounts. Contrary TO first Impressions,
Lee seems to have left ub but little In abau-
doripr his battle field His wounded up to
Saturday n;cht Lad heen mostly taken caro-
~ h, nimsclf. Ne noHlesrn the rcasons of
o,- ern,1} n,ofts In That d;rtct;on- I,ee
,h,rdancd the hattie field to strat+oy and NOT
r. .yboa,fion. This materially chances the
whnle nspect Of the case. Had Lee been
forced tn withdraw bv tis sevcre handling.
It wonld indicate crippled condition on 1sa
nart whlch would hold forth promise Of fur
tbor .dxnnt,oe In the fntnre. But a. h, has
,.a-.,- ,,,,aed IN +na r.or ~ b,x,nn IL, cor.
-s.,..t,o.a ~ u, ~st-aa+ noa.ne ~ ,.oa.
.s4"nssssn1 sa.s 49,. ~. ~ ~ ~. at.a. a.,n -.
eltJ 1ssoe. w -. " ~ wv - @ ra.a,"e ~
Nrpo - ~ n ,,.s go -. ~ -s t.,-s
nua -~,--t..- oas S,, a us
s1.... 49, In
r.a,s, 49,. ~.
s1ess.1 ~. a,"..t -snx te.. 80
tss..-.s,,.ss s -. 90 80 .-s .s -"
.s,at it,. - a,eaa.,7t T,.s -. ~.
~ ~s..,. ,.~.-:.1
- - - A - 49,. - - ~" 80. -.
: Wilderness It gave to the 6outhefn troops
Ill the chance wanted for their peculiar style
OF Sighting. They conld form their infantry
masses In entire security amid the thick
. woods, and plunge them upon any point
chosen; and then, II other points were weak
ened In order to dc this, the fact could be
masked under show Of torco. Thus the
fight was confined to infantry, which with IN
open field would h2vr been moved like the
summer grain bY our artillery. AZ ut the
last accounts the fighting 1t Spots,lyan;,
ves chiefly hv artil1erys fhere I. no foubt tba,
: a -.hs1 .3y,rt,or In. h,.o da.trov-d hx n,
ch.no. ~ r,o,,tion .
, 1864-05-12
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET

All se&es q Gtdtn ysptstad ~ ks ~ex*6 sefat 81
s1 4 bdxh At q atrags - oHsA&. xnten otAsssess
,WD3rxDAY Eru1Ha, 1Isy II. 1A<,
). RREIGUT8-LAK1 1R11aRTa-Tkere y fsMe1
nore seti7iiJ, but theEe = change IL rates IT,
G31 x chicaxs md cty Il M.ssnssei oEg Gem.
msfee ~ gan sw1llSx snd conthife: - a. HoVt
Lively, and Sasco. ~ With corn. u u. TO osWaeo-
EcnI hunfaria1, win corn at l1c- -r.,i
tali1x do1r u New York 1t &l1es md - boasoa a.
IA eE1ilzoAD Fnz1aA1s-1hsls i no; ;esaaks Ia BAIL
.oAa Easea. We quoteS y . -.
, 1864-05-12

From Our Special Correspondent >.
STERLING, Whiteside Co., April q. 1884.
The delegates nom this, fWhiteaide) county to
tho gt1te Convention are u follows:
A. 4. Ierrel. Js4. pinsmoor, L.. Il. Robinson,
James Mccoy. Nelson Mason, 4. J. Ma1esou.
Jamuel Happef, P. B. Bessey.
, 1864-05-12
MARINE lNTELLIEEECK.
MARINE AATT1:& At DETROIT.

TIE case-Lsts o. the nris Amazoa-R9s2h
Weather on Lake 1cur9a-Soae Nofg ses-
g ctr s5arl1s 1as1ts5as 1aa, i.shs
s.1erior-NeW Tesael E RegisSer, t9e., &c.
, 1864-05-12

very arm al present Quosaton- P1ao1us-Gapared
-Esep,a small and IN acuTe demand. Markas trm
Dir and 6fm Ut prestn: quotations. Fo:EIG1 fHuIFs
-Generally yel{ n,I,: xlsa .ea stsaay dsmaad a
B1ack IN s1n all receipt aud actve. no:e
An advance OF ic p y. CuERkI1 Ia better demand
ana nrm Htth ~ adYance Of q = y. Sardlpes IN
, 1864-05-12

wishing
lI4 to be happy By natru suy aHn Do 70 BY stating
tsetr ags, oecuPatton circumstances nd sMssai4s'
This appiies to 81 w.1hlnx 10 ope1 eorresp poadsnce
.s ssx In gsx e 4. sadesss
of yorr chpice A D. 1884 eeln4 leAp JeaF lsdss oaTo
equal rights on thelr cl2na. address y enuGasaes'
ftfirnis Nyu-ef9&1W
, 1864-05-12

oM1GHWiNEsS.:R:e@1ed today. ID It'll; shin.
ptd, 10 nrls. HaEket dull and depressod. Sales tn
s5-!so prls s:y II .: 49, - hrs st SllSk-bnJers
etnrrs,ly Offering only 3i.!t 1t the close
UIpkS-Eeceipts still liberal, but With ths decline
In gld anu the interest ahsorbed In the rssuls OF Ao
p;rnlnG Of The campaign. buyers less anxious to
SKINS sra asaye Aad IN largo Eequsst, with verJ lin.
, 1864-05-12
THE INDIAN WAR,

The conjecture turned out correct.
, 1864-05-12

sier Today 80 Dry Flint at 2lc; $50 Green Sailed
do Ut l14c.
SEATUEF-NArket moderately active, with
eEl;l and Inadequate supply. TriccR very firm aI
prl ;ious quotations. We 4uote:
, 1864-05-12

WAPIE SU{3AR;-ln s1aah enppm1 pam}1o;a SuA VIZ T.
HYs in very AtIFt otA4~441* '~ 1
chRice At xk193c- a .ex -. c-.. a.aa - IN q =
Fl:I saeS' SHIPPED, 7ag - afsa seed FI1L-
- ~ Gsmand nd ts. Sales 70 Day Here ~ oa&4
y y 4ea. III Ga1ss sslsss bags Timothy
eeed # 43so: nsas 20 ses Ind IN far demand
pTsTions aHo,Adons tolcrsoi1 n11n AID UNCHANGED
frsg Ts ssStssa;
fhitsTO
f1ir8Fp AMnEf-ss ~s's'S**
EYTup4.
TaW ffIasnf. uAW E1op.s .ua&l1N
ri nm and unchanged We quo:e:
Younr Hyton, Inferior - toMuon. h @a.19
Eupcr1oT 70 Gno. 4.....- ~ 2l.N'
e4rs to choice, p 4....- Lee 4l 81
1unrrtal xnperloe 70 4ne, 2A........... 1-8 @l,5t
extra to choice. y 1.....-.... In Ql.ao s
t3uupoWder, Eupef4or To- dne. 1...... l1 ai,to
exHA t. choice, y K........ lH d ~ :
Jspan. natural laak, hns 10 chotee, = =. 10 10
ezra 6nc. n..... LIZ Q1.N
ooo1oasz, inferior % 1ne, 1........... :s5 d.0
-. exHA 70 choice, = 4-......... l.5 @l,8
GeuctonK9 4M...............,. .....-... t.68 &l.s3
TOHACGQ-Marketf f1m 1t pFe1lous quot1tions.
In tar supply and limited da0xnd. Ne quote.
, 1864-05-12
.OTEL PROPERTY FOR SAIL
= rHE noND HOUSE,

and. geptiemen:
vtu nnd Il to thetr, 2dy.Ats&a fos sAM = q.
F.acy ssss1 ses Dxa MM soesS
c!sft strsst. 6rde1s In e eshea q tsse nassss
ee91 ~ Vii II set Tita prompt atssaaox Il:
ErkAS1nlco 5 IT =
, 1864-05-12
TO FARMERS WANTING A

= $. DAIRY WOMAN.
xs-ran On ring child i've years old) fully caps
bic ct taking charge OF dairy wants sitat1b1 In tne
eoant<y. Apply 70 kav. Mr. TUTILE, - North
Er21kil1 stzect. Chicago. myl[t61tA
, 1864-05-12

ETeHch Ca11t 6
Gh....,..,.,..,Sr15S 15SA9 80
French Cali LIS
motnes, q Ioz-
en ..- EOt2s7I4
French CAlf Le-
n1oinss, Eco
ends, 81 doz. =. .GN4s7.1o
Innings. = do1-1o Mtal5.m
ROAM. z dez...13IX3l3.ou
The Placer herald., 1864-10-15

LOUISVILLE. KY, July 81, 1861.
Drs Valentine Mott, Willard Parker. and
ccived. In accordance with your wishes have
made arrangements to supply your city and Wei
nifty with pure article OF copper distilled Bour-
bon Whisky, which trust will fully meet the
requirements Of your letter. All orders address
sed to MIR, John NJ Carter. late Druggist and
Apothecary Of this city, now of New York. l7G
Washington street will be promptly attended to-.
Thanking you for your kind expression of con
fdence etc. | remain, very respectfully, yours
truly. WM. Y. CUTTER, JR.
For sale in Auburn by Max Weber and George
Willment. In San Francisco. by Geo. f. Bragg
* Co., and Crane ~ Brigham.
August q. 1864. -- 3m
The Placer herald., 1864-10-15
Magnolia Liquor Store,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
CHARLES HIGGINS Proprietor,
,oMMERcML STREET, AUBURN.

COMMERClAL STREET, AUBURN.
NHE proprietor have removed one door from
l. his old stand to the building former
known and occupied as Feldburg's Clothing
Store, whore he viii be happy to see his Old
friends and the public in general | am con
stanty receiving direct from San Francisco, the
largest ana best stock OF Liquors Wines, etc.
ever brought TO Auburn, consisting of all the
select brands OF Champagne, III as
Longworth's Sparkling CotaN u.
lleidsjck do do
Rose de Munes do do
Hennessey Branc y. Martel do
Chas Regres do Jules Rovn do and others
jamaica. Santa Cruz, and New England Rum.
Old Bourbon. Homestead, Monongahela,
Scotch and Rye Whskey.
sherry, Port, Madeira, Claret and California
Wine.
Champagne Cider. Schnopps. Bitters and all
the different kinds Of case liquors to be found in
the market.
In returning thanks to his old friends for
the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed, the
proprietor would desire u continuance of the
same, with the assurance that at his establish
mcnt will always be found superior liquors, which
will be sold to dealers and families at the very
lowest rates. Auburn. April Is, 863.--my
The Placer herald., 1864-10-15
MOTTO

In Probate Court, Placer county. California.
ESTATE OF JAMES H. CLARK. Deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given to an persons holding
~ claims Of any character against the estate
of James H. Clark. deceased. late OF Auburn,
Placer county, California that they will present
them to the undersigned, at Auburn, Placer coun-
ty. California, within ten months from this time,
or the same will be barred.
L. L. BULLOCK. Admr..
Joined in Administration with Mrs. Elizabeth
Clark Admx. Estate of J. Fl. Clark, dec.
Auburn, September 10, lS64.--4w
The Placer herald., 1864-10-15
CUTTER WHISK Ely.
W W. r.. CUTTER. yr's. pUREOLD BOUEg-
BON WHkSKEX. FOR MEDICAL
AND ssG1CNL ySN.

Recommended by the first physicians of New
ork, as perfectly pure and reiio1ie article, as
will appear by the following correspondence:
The Placer herald., 1864-10-15
Circular to Physicians and Others.


LOUISVILLE. Ky. January lst 1862
The undersigned respectfully calls the Utten-
ton of the Medical Faculty Of the United States
to the following correspondence between a mum
bet Of the most respectable and influential ply
scans OF New York and Brooklyn. aud the writer.
WIN. r. CUTTER. JR
The Placer herald., 1864-10-15
NEW STAGE LINE.
ns-4, ,,,vst
-Ssl

FROM AUBURN 80 NEWCAS'gLE TWICE
EVERY DAX.
FaNIE undersigned have started new stage line
a from Auburn to the Pacific Railroad Station
at Newcastle, leaving Auburn at oclack, A. NJ,
connecting with the early train to Sacramento;
LEAVING THE STATION
at u o'clock NJ. for Auburn; leaving Auburn
again at o'clock p. NJ, to connect with the
o'clock down trdin and returning again to Au
burn upon the arrival Of the evening train from
Sacramento.
The travelling community win find this very
convenient and expeditions route.
KIND u SPEEDY.
Auburn. July 23, l6G4,-ly.
The Placer herald., 1864-10-15

NEW York, May l, 1862.
Mr.. VIM. T. Cutter. Jr., Louisville, ky-Deal
Sir The great difficulty in procuring brandy sufi-
cicntly pure for medical purposes has induced
mary of the physicians OF this vicinity to adopt
Bourbon Whiskey as substitutute, both in the
hospitals and private practice, and since the lat
ter has come into such general use, We have rea-
son TO believe that great deal now sold is of
very inferior quality
Presenting that your resilence in the vicinity
of the manufacturers of Whisky in Kentucky,
as well as your skill as Il chemist. will enable
you to select q reliable article, and having full
confidence in your integrity, we are led to in
quire whether you will not aid US in having this
market supplied, through an agency. with the
best quality OF
Pure OLD Bourbon WhisItcy,
For the use of the sick. We are. very respect
fully, sir, yours truly.
VALENTINE Morn, NJ. d.
WILLARD PARKER, NJ. d.
j. c. HUTCHINSON, Nj. d.
AUSTIN FLINT. N. u.
G. h. MITCHELL. NJ d.
FRANK H. HAMILTON, NJ. D.
DEWITT c. ENos, N. d.
IL. n. CHAPMAN, Nj. u.
JAMES + WooD. NJ b.
w. e. 7. BAYLGS. Nj. D.
Pharmaceutist Brooklyn, n. Y.
The Placer herald., 1864-10-15
THE CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY

FHAVE DAILY LINES OF SIX s-ss,-.ss5a
Il q Horse Concord Coaches to all .A--4--ll -1.1s
parts OF California, Oregon and Nevada territory
Sacramento to Virginia City (Ilenness Pass roue)
via Lincoln, Auburn, Dutch Flat, Grass Valley
and Nevada.
Passengers from San Francisco and Sacramento
for Virginia. Nevada, Grass Valley. Dutch Flat.
and Auburn take the cars Of the central Pacifc
Rdiiroad, at steamboat landing, foot OF X street,
at G:l5 A. NJ, arriynga at New Castle 7:l5 A. M.
where they take the coaches of the
CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY
arriving at Nevada II NJ, and at Virginia city
the next day at A. NJ. Also stages from New
Castle direct via Auburn, IllinOstown, to Iowa
Hill. and to Dutch Flat; arriving at the latter
place daily at 5 o'clock PM
Also lines connect with Forest Hill. Todd's
Valley, Yankee jim, Michigan Bluff and Squaw
Valley daily.
Stages leave Auburn, for Marysville, every
morning at o'clock.
S. II. WHITMARSH, Agent.
Office at the American Hotel, Auburn.
The Placer herald., 1864-10-15
DashaWay Washing Machine.

Fed FRENCH. in connection with their
s;ts :. Oarpenterng Business at the corner oppo-
tn ,,r 'ne ron House, are engaged in the manuac
Pa to u NJ the DAsHAwAY WASHING MACHINE, the
h WI w night OF which, for Placer county, is held
m ny Messrs. Reed d Sweasy. The price of the
WV WHINE is S25, and with Young's new patent
"rInger attached, S35
on1 II VINO have examined and tested this Machine
in %nu se "ringer admit that they excel any others
this Tue market. Clothing can be cleansed with
Eyan, iilacnlne with less labor than any other
1A anime and test them for yourselves.
Auburn, August goth. lS64-2m
The Placer herald., 1864-10-15
ORLEANS HEO'E'EE4.
CORNER OF MAIN & COURT STREETS,

AUBURN. CAL.
HAVING recently opened this new hotel, situa-
IL ted in the central portion Of the town. the
Undersigned would call the attention Of the pub
lie to it as convenient and pleasant place for
stopping.
share of public patronage is solicited.
MRS. IRVING.
Auburn, August 9Th, l864.-my.
The Placer herald., 1864-10-15
PROFESSOR CROCKETT,

subject. has produced an article that
WILL MAKE HAIR GROW,
and which, by its use as a Hair Dressing, will
ellectually and always prevent its loss-even to
extreme old age
Happily, the AMYGDALINE, while possessing
these virtues, is most delightful and agreeable
preparatiOn-lar surprising all the so called Hair
RestoHtiyes of the day, that are made to be
agreeable without regard TO their vii tue.
The Hair, when diseased, becomes harsh and
dry, and commences TO turn grey, which is caus-
ed by the non-secretion, by the capillary glands
of peculiar oil. 1t has heretofore been thought
and believed that if the glands were stimulated
into action, they would still givea sufficient sup
ply Of nourishnent to the hair; but, alas! they
forgot one very important law Of nature, viz;
that all stinuiantS ha0e their reacti0n, and the
more the glands were stmulatedthe sooner the
final loss Of the much priced locks
The principle Of the Preparation invented by
PROFESSOR CROCKETT is entirely the opposte;-
instead Of stimulating the capillary glands, he
feeds them toith the substance they require, and,
in turn, the Hair is fed by them on the same
principle as giving water to flower.
PROFESSOR CROCKETT is aware Of the fact that
the earnings of the invidous will in Il great
measure prevent many sensible persons from
using the AMYGDALINE; but the day is passed
when a great remedy could be cried down by
pseudo science. All we will say to those who
are timid about trying new preparations is, that
we strictly guarantee the AMYGDALINE to be
entirely free from all stmulants, and is as harm
less as filtered water, and can be used on the
smallest infant.
AS A HAIR DRESSING it is unequalled by
any the world has yet produced. 1t keeps the
head entirely free of dandruh eruption, pimples
--imparting to the Hair beautiful glossy soft
ness not obtained by any known compound. 1t
will also be found both pleasant and useful as a
Cosmetique, surprising cold cream and face To-
tons in its effects; for chaps sore breast and nip
pies we know of no remedy that is equal to it.
THE PERFUME used is such that the Amygda-
line will always retain it, and will not become
rancid by age; in fact it is perfect in every par
ticular
PROFESSOR CRoCKETT's AMYGDA1INE can be had
Of all Druggists and dealers everywhere Price
so cents Ask for Crocketts Amygdaline and
take no other.
September g. l864-6m
The Placer herald., 1864-10-15
c0MsTA8LE'G SALE.

DY VIRTUE Of an execution to me directed and
ID delivered on the 10Th day OF September 1864,
issued out of the Court Of c. S. SWenson, a jus
tee of the Peace in and for Township No. &, Pla-
Ger county. State OF California, Judgment
rendered in said court on the 10Th day OF Sep
TENDER, A. D. 1861, in favor Of John IuIe ANA +.
Miller and against Jumes Burns and Thos. Cros-
bcy for the sum of Two hundred dollars and
cost o suit. taxed at Tweutynne Dollars and
fifty cents, ! have this day levied upon and will
expose to public sale for cash to be paid in gold
coin in front of Gould q Leet's Store in the town
of Michigan Bluff, on
saturday, the 22nd day of October, 1864,
at the hour offs o'clock p Nj all the right. title,
interest and claim which the said Thomas Cros-
bey had on the 10th day Of September, in and to
the blowing described property to-Wit One
tenth part of the whole claim known and descrlb-
ed as the Washington Tunnel Claim. and situated
in the North Branch of III Dorado Canon, Town
shin No 6, Placer county, and about two miles
from the Forks House, together with all appur-
tenances therounto belonging, all Of which nam
ed ana described property ! shall sell as alore-
said. or so much thereof as may be sufficient to
satisfy the above judgment, together with the
costs due and to become due thereon,
Given under my hand, this 22d day Of Septem-
Der, A. D. 1864.
r. 4. MCDOWELL,
Constable, Township No. 6.
Septnmher "a 1S6i.-3t