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Afflicted Read,


se+7tnal y rAkht Loss Vi Power, lnpoteuce speed
J. .nc c:ttrtunliy turco b. nsiat: DR. RASD'S SPGCi
&c tr1:s o. tie SPECIFIC viii convince the iIost
,atptc~l. pri c. s: tcr hog, Vi, Tor g. sold h1
1:ccfiht- tvtEy~''t:e. LOlI' : SN!T!i. Wholesale
4 scDtk ter cE:cagp. NplI-c511.3U T.TE8A
, 1864-05-31

Tho 9si:sSma :us1 Foul TaEors,
icter=ic by tae hot +un viii he far deadly to
nr Veiu"'eefs IEan tue tner'y's hay enet;- u 1sE
ILLS 1t.e u~ed in eEo.an Ii: ausnsltt.a. They
.r;,t llc t:oUIs IN l"r:cct italtg:, II the readtr
tllc GyuE hts r1ac-, 1e, hn write 70 me,
Aait"E LANE, closing tue -r!rao:. md wll naN
ha. !rrs- ii 1-crre sanr reatsrs viii not Keep my
s5,ciu 'K-d btcauc Ets eis1: OF ra4 a. 4nut1
roht IS o1..r ptrtcns' tntfe. IS cents. e9 cent?
I'd q sart5 t'uA Eot. folders, tupo!y yourselves
p1YSI Et.H1N
, 1864-05-31
SUPPRESSED MEf1STRUATI0N,

Which In lbs unmarked 1eua1e IA eors:1ns rteur.
ring disease and through neglect the seeds OF
month after month passcs without IN ..Gnft being
made to assist natule thc suppresaon oecunes chro
ic the patient Srsdnsly oses her appe:c shn boves
TON dnali1 ends lar career.
Irritation Of the 3etk Of the Bladder, Indan
nation Of the k1lns!s, Catarrh af
the Bladder, stransaar! ind b.
Burning, or Painful
Crinailng.
Fc- tnsse diseases It IL truly sovezngn remedy,
and much csinot be said In fts praise. siBEIe
lose hna been known to relieve tho most urgent aYp
Arc ypn troubled With that d1 tresug pain In tt.a
small Of the hack and through the hp52 teasrocC-
fbl day ct Constitution 2te1 wtu rel!eya you hko
rAzlc.
PHYSICIANS ?.
Haye long since given mp tAo OF buchu. coboss.
and juniper In the treatment Of these diseases a0A
CONSTITUTION WATER
HasProvsa itself to the ts't that has a.valvsa
l.1rate and dronch tho Kidneys And BY co1stsne usa
Soon lead to chronic degeneration and confirmed dE-
case.
, 1864-05-31

13a1lkitg ato G1cba1tge.
JOSEPH ". D AVIS
BOSTON,
lxs1AB11s1ED 1851
BAN K Err.
Gold and Silrer Bought and Sold
U. S. 1910 LOAN.
s-2e BONDS AND q. 5. SECURITIES
BOUGHT AUD SOLD.
Particular attention stveu to orders for
Mining Stocks.
20 ~. "A' r. DAVIS attends the bostoo Brokers'
Bos4t. Bunk Railroad Manufacturing and Conner
CO.. ,-.' a1s oerp.
ebocks oooxnt On coon1esaon. toAectons feml@'ea
for On the day Of payment.
~
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RANK UF AMERICA.-Public
~ Notice It be ehx gwen, that al Bills Of CrcnlAt
As Ho@rM ~ op .-rr.vr. ..
, 1864-05-31
Ncm 3]ubluat1uns.

VALUABLE BOOKS.
BOTDtIlss ILLUSTRATIONS OF sHAKs-
FEABE cou.r1 King 100 plates, with page OF iessI
-r<H ro tecn pIAte Unbound ..........-......tio0
r. ~ 80 ~ nn~s < Tn9ics ......,,,,~......,,. 10
EirrnntIy hound vols. (blndtnE At cosy 80
S1s1. NORTH AMERICAN FOREST TihEs-
INDIAN GhiI,ERY. vols. s.....:... .....-..... Is
EATit}NEL PORTRt1T GALLERY. 4ToR.-.+. - -
ATDTBONE WORKS. 10 vn4s. Lis
rhs above beautifully iuoluatc1 works cold only to
!hrough the Ch:cat Q tost o1csz Hox ls.5: 5,.+
kues-lq525w
, 1864-05-31

CHANGE OF CLIMATE always Involves DANGER unless
precautions arr taken 10 greysnt y. Furufy w.a
iudes OF temperature aut cxha'atlons ganeraaed b
excessive heAt acting on sWan1pT soil.
, 1864-05-31

MIN or TIE HIGHEST attalnr cnss to medical science
are now using and Recommending this RELIABLE
VEGETABLE T0SIC restorative nster far,.Ta. anG
the very best ssrengthu= medicine Tor ftebe cows
lsatenis.
, 1864-05-31

cacnIcnttsf Thyecl-a. Il rme.ly CT s.. Lou,s, MOL
aver :. Eonsee. fb,r-so. It,. h4.t hle1t iro- thf
'c.: orc Of =. Chronic I'se1~es ans .,iseaE~e OF
r5ats ~lrc unparalleled sn~cess- Rocus* septrate,
vGr. L. dies ard Gensltuaau consult The Doctcr
.:tl t.. ffr1rtes prtsacT. UttcE lourR trcn a.
,sP: M; su7days 20 ,a1. i. Z. Gu,nmunscatsens
t en- xst s to
TIen tEt D2esor's Ing esre.1shee II Aosci:h and
..ce. perfect cures nil ChroLic Diseases their
as1 es.,rs ea9 st:s sta. e.. tn very ebert
Ya7uc r1en suffering from aef abuse are 1srltea to
al c@r:ect ct1e 1asranict. F-nlA:c .r1eEula.i.
lssiEE ar ohstruc.icr. 10 marriage, should cx at
.blllty kud suceess. my24hs6-lr
, 1864-05-31

IN CALIFoES1A and Aut,ralta 1t Is the mfueyr
1nairs1ay md safeguard, uA1 Ia South AoerlcA and
the West Indies Is Considered sna Ecst taAbte nccit
mating medicine and preventive Of ma,arIous teyert
and other <pldeinies-
, 1864-05-31

TINTED STATES MARSaAL'S
~ SALE IN AD.fIRALTY.-By virtue Of writ
for The su1. n Dsi;:et of Iiicois. 1t acnt,alts,
Al puhc ale, 10 ts nrhes bidder fos cash et csro.
sid dtsrist O. the ah Of June n p 1sy shs FL;
bags of COTTON Of barE =; 9. revolving pistols,
&C. Ordered II The court to be sold fer the ben.
49, - u L. PHILLIPS, q. q. Marshal.
ErrJHaY1XtD ILL.,. Mar 10 1864, myIsCb36 III
, 1864-05-31

TINTED STATES lIARSHALS
~ SALE IN ADMIEALr-By virtue ot Wit ot
for ;i out III LiF1siet of Il,ne1E, IL aimtralty,
dated IN tlc Tucutys>irt eav VI >aaF 4. D. 1851 win
To- sash. 4 G::c SAD nst-ct On Il, ki:t:h day
FrWt: 2. rxles Al l9t sScAs Of Cat.uo, tne s4ue
havlEE beer derea ty the cour. to be sod to1 the
btns Fl OF Wtt.li II u. ~ Ctpcs m.
y. /. PHILLIPS, Q. s: Mastsal-
,AnJa Nav GTr,b
, 1864-05-31

pROPOSAL2.-Ptoposals viii be
Ell Ell, q {, = Ss,s ao=s 6uianf
tSt1s Ss9s 1 - + tss
CT H." b % sssn "a ~ neeessafy tnfosns:
soe sss EI:e 9or I sse sas,ai1ed ran.
covering. c1tsnay lattndea ior the ROOT and now Oh
aon nt1eT ha1n1 ZEE n.s 1e~ and Ia so0a CO..
Tee Department reserves the right to reject my or
chase Of he gs1vsnlzsd ,tt separaely ron thss for
the performance ofthe aork. .s0'"~
attwo responsible pei that the b4der IL anle 10
p.Ifor1n ths work. snd wall Aeetps tas eont.set u
r1opo..is nus: Be enclosed IN sealed envelope
ass;sa =, e ,nS r.
nnhaans w.. n ;s1 ss;::% SSs;;
Q1n THOUSAND FEET OF
OIV OAK AND PINE LGA3EE WANTED.
CHICAGO. NAY =, 1851
Sealed Proposals will be receiysd At tas ylce IN.
~ II A. Saturday. Jnae 4sh. mr. the d-liTcfT at
Il Lu6er fss 6at must 1a as .ouaa 81 wsits. o. basr
oas The pirc either vhlta Or Nosway. and IN god
ssS aSs S ,sa 81 Z q r.: s:sgs sags
80 Il r.: 2 ~ :irc q Pine s inca and us inch, u.
10 n feet IN. slueh eak H. H. ii and II fest long
18S e se! se1 rs eaS + I'd = long
T. po,als viii BE- r:ceiyed for the wholr. te
q n ,aead &c p s
Lnutsr The Dasrc rrscrvts th- II, ht to reject auy
nT on Ply r. ns RI M II
IS: G1SnEIE.} Rearao ot
n,e:ests 1en o.J: STR Ro:E. sfEsz' ws1ss. Ss1ss
, 1864-05-31
LlldHS.
N1r. II. Auders II Co.'s

HHT4 4t@ An0GfH ~ @Vs
IODINE WATRR-
lodinc Water acts uxon tic FEART. L1vaks h hlo'
yEYs, pIaE8rgyE 0RGAEs aat GLASDuLAK rs4t@A'
Tne euecees which has attended soe use ot tns fe'
eds In private prActica End the ere "
teal authority, crAble to reccEmfoo 70 too pA'-
s.iobt. snc the public. tccltnk touadent that Win
sa1r tral will nit cst It's own excellence IN fht cure
of Chronic ulseutes which Indicate lootne. such n
:. sotr,a. KroxcuiTis, nKIH EREF11oKa, H1AH1,
i've. unt EIDkEy Dis RAsxs. SlEvOus AFFECTIONS,
>ErEALG1A, IusrxA7zsH, DxsrnFs1A. DEn1A11I.
fIrullIs. &c.
Thy.,c.nns raay rely ppon the uniform strength OF
Iodine ster cont.tninR thseeQu2rter grains FCRk
-octne 10 each Euld ounce FUEk water. 10 8oLvESz
1s,Sa reED. It Is not Habe to deconp oslron nor
IpuEt ancously formed Inequalities: neither Is the
IODINE o1ydlzeduor neu.A!l1cd by conblnatioa With
any ingredient, rendering this solution supes13r to
Any other method Of exhibiting 1odlne.
Full directions accompany each bottle that 1t may
!c useo family medirine wen b. the proies
tlnA.
Price one dollar PCT bctse. On receipt Of i've dol.
.;t2 ft1 boi:lcs delivered FREE b. express - any
address.
Beware OF Couuh fests an5 limitations which uu-
r1capled dealcr dcavsr to tEnost Of On our rep.
srd IT,: s1r t:s a"scsii.emsnt upon .as 4be
and wrappers ol each bsste. without which none l.
Cicnlats :-r1t1s- DR.. H. AEpERs CO.,
r. & Hi,sE 50 espi:i ] IL Rnsssssy nsss
uylo e.es.6n tt Tn&sA.ta
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WosnEHrgL .Kr!cAL GEE. ~ TIN r., ArR1!ca.
ieed Sts sits peafnsss. s Hesdschs ssa.sgs Gail
:.ct ard pain, and to accomplish near r and more
E%hss s5sea, ,As ssp Se X ses sny ~:
iii e,her methods Of melc sid in the same space
sa - a;; af
Wa ~; aqfs sTis; ss;. go1nh.m 1as
, 1864-05-31

TIE ORIGINAL. FORMULA for the manufacture CT tt1
rnre vtsc,ab:c spccidc Is rightly adhered to: II
quality md pfcpOFttons ntVe. Consequently 1T
operation is pniot. Moreover 1t does NOT deteilor
ats L. any climate.
, 1864-05-31

Its uxAL1No sud regulating effect a. On the bowe.s,
tn whatever wny they may be dEo!lcscd, s admitted
to lie Of tA most valuable cl11factett5ttc4 and
hence It's uscfulncss In coLIo, DAsRukA, c1oLEHI
NOEUC8. mnd DIl2rTKET.
, 1864-05-31

FpR LADIES OF fLeicata constitutions and subject tt
any OF the peculiar difficulties 3hIch effect the nealtl
Of The seq ts recommended By phY stctans who havt
made this Of ailments their especial study ~ ar
admirable regulator and restorative.
, 1864-05-31

To BE wtTuouTtt when Infection Is abroad. or IN
der any circumstances VT health 5 In unusual petI
IL grent mistake a11 ore Of which protracfed stcs
, 1864-05-31
3lrGlt Rutirfs.

MORTGAGE SALE. Default
Iva has bet n a1e II the ps.1Irut q: the susu Of
ft'iti1 !olBIk. htrh is claInfd TO b das At the
due o. tl1s En1tc., ct..Aan Ifnst DeeE he4.4a4
dat. II tre2sic:h day Of Aiav q: heen hundred and
s!Hts:so. e4eeurea by ;1hn Coleman. u ;He caah:y
Of to. k and STATE oI !t1c:z. to .!.Tcd Has ftt
Lake Comfy. ara ssatt Of Illinois. and rrcer:sd ia
nrnf r. rs Feeds Il: psce 1a ihe :ysecond
gsy et MAY s. u 1877, u T. O'Clock u.
Now IberticFe 1Ot;cc It hereby E1rea. that In pur
snsnce Of . I?wez Of .:e co.taiLe Lea n sNd 1.nss
nsr' no o. tac s'dse snen m esse "a Hsde ~ 70
s*d 1rut Dr.c. 70 VII: Iot tEe-s,-@1 t:6, u tae
ttu, 1wu Erna:ed T. Ct the 'fet .xty1ve leet OF
block NEt. {s} IN 'he subdivision by tue Tfus
h.1t stcfion y ri. ono .sil sad 90 mach q .ee
S ,ulh Bfencr Il HE .lfcAeo Ik1srf. IN To @nshlp
Ity.nlIe 49,, Ftrtn E4pee - East q The "a F: y
stcr rIed IL ,lr H corot r. otic+ Q. Coo9 .oaa,y
nnh:lc npc:iu5 ii tne porta door Ct thc oat House
iu :he city ot tn!crgo y, the cunt; u e. l.on tee
JARED HASSETI. TruEtta.
, 1864-05-31

MAaY cAsKs hare recently occar1ed In which feeble
children Of tender years have been wonderfully hene
htc1 by CT ursc Of this fnuous ktpmAchic. It ID
safc medicrc for the human family without dtstino
ton Of age or SEE.
, 1864-05-31

An AoB7xABIR warmth dlifusesitseif through eycr,
f:er of the igalue afsct tO-e OF tle blTTEes
Ike vine and unmedicateu stmulaats, they ne et st
evea on @he weakest stomach.
, 1864-05-31

TX THE STATIONARY and flying hospitals OF the armies
efthe Uned Etatss It Is used with marked success tc
recupesnte tic sick End wounded. Ita good effects
wheo administered under medical supervision nze
freely admitted BY army surgeons.
, 1864-05-31

a. 4 PnXvzST1yE medicine capable Of thoroughly
reinforcing the physical powers. and thereby enabling
them repe] the atmospheric poison which genefatG4
disease. Uosetesa Btttrs stands aloue among loaica
No other can compete With IT.
, 1864-05-31

r. Sold Rt r. E. EAsTIRLY & co.'s Family
Medclue Store. " Mndison s.IeeE, near IN: Fu51 0
nee. Chicago, Ill.
, 1864-05-31

wnKx xyERY OTHER prescription has disappointed
expectation, In tu.t1 where tht system IL Suffering
ft1m the Affects OF mineral medicines. this powerful
VhdKTARLK CORRECTIVE Will restore the TONG OF the
digestive apparatus, Qu1e. the nerves. and ahe
action Of the polson upon the sesEere md the
blood.
, 1864-05-31

rErsoss ENGAGED IN eedcntary empIoymeuts With.
In doors wlll md that occasional ust or uos7R.~
TEE'8 Br1TKRs gently stimulates the circulation i'm.
pIogGs the appeIte produces regular habIs Of boly
a1d prevents mental dep1caaion.
, 1864-05-31

TEsT1MoH!A1s from GovERHxENr officials. authort
Ct reputation, aaalysicat chenl,ts well
members q! the bas merchants. Miners heada pub
lie Institutions &c, &C., arc among the credenttals q
this popular spscidc.
, 1864-05-31

Gle last year. dcuty WA experienced in keeping ur
the stock IL th. hands Of ageAts hat tho sdaton O
having increased the facilities for manufacturing
1oLp. no further dlsappolntments need be ap1re
.hended.
, 1864-05-31

: II ADDITION to these SAFEGUARDS AGAINST FRAUD,
every bottle Of" Rostettcss Celebrated stomach Bit
ter9- ia
, 1864-05-31

EEHKMBEE THAT II HoerKrTE9s Br1TEas are com,
bthcu the best toncs Of tie yer etable Kingdom With
the pure EsskGCE OF ETx TIC mildest 81 ali stimu.
larts 2u that Is therefore safe med1ece when all
ordinary tnctures md af unn:edlc8tets e1cItaptr
would be pern1ciQus.
, 1864-05-31

DfFIcxrs Of every grade In the nrsny snd navy u.t
and praIsc it, anti soldiers aud SAILORS at hone sck
leave nrd that ohe, lAvtgosaut TITS them tc
, 1864-05-31

HAap TOLL, prtvatEon and exposure cay be borus
with comparative npnnity tn climate or l1calitJ
by those ho eEetan thef strength with this WloIs
some and agreeable s.onacatc.
, 1864-05-31

DrHHa TIE INTERVALS between the hot STAGES o.
Ill n,e ntent and rtnttent Ee!rra 1t Will be iourd
the best means Of recruiting hRbodtly ancrgies and
tins enabling nature to cope With anI subdue tht
malhdy.
, 1864-05-31

USrR1sCfp1xD rEAIKRs being In the hahIt Of offer.
t1g m article pu1porsIng to be Ho5MrrErs HIrTEnt
for sale bT the gallon and cask. u necessary to
uounrc that tic 9ESU1yE PREPARATION Is sold In BOT
TIES ONLY. !
, 1864-05-31

| TIE HHAyY TAX on imported liquors having rtu-
derfd teir Adnlseraton nnyerral, u Is nc1t 70 i'm.
possible procure atto uant that Ia not !est
Is pure domestic article, guaranteed to be pure aud
rendered doub4Y sanitary by uncquaIed vegetable
medication.
, 1864-05-31

E8 III. WM F. DAVIS attends the Boston Brokers'
Bostt. Bank, Railroad, Manufacturing and Copper
Stocks bought on commission. Collections remlsted
fos On the day Of payment.
, 1864-05-31

ANOTHER FRAUD practiced BY INSCRIPTIONS NQuoe.
mixers La The nK Of the genuine bottles after thel1
original G nlents hare been nset With nety md dele
TxHs sIoaAcM EtITeRs % therefore, purchase ooy 81
deaers In good standing, whose business thAtactet5
are guarantee AGAINST deception.
, 1864-05-31

sEAEIcKNEes, whIch from tfmelmu1emorta1 has tac
Its waF With Its unfortunate Victims is infably
cured, sometimes in few minutes, nlwaya within 1
few hours, By = dose or two Of the preparation.
, 1864-05-31

NOTHING CAS be more wonderful than the operation
Of tie preparation In OBSTINATE CAsEs or cps11gn
HEss lot II IL mild and genial catkaetlc. veil
tonic ard corrective.
, 1864-05-31
G CONSTITUTIO WATER

\. ....t--
Ia without doubt only Known remedy for nrAa1rss
and We have much conndencn that It Ia specific
&c have that opium will produce Sleep and t!uthsulv
uSexl-
The Placer herald., 1864-04-16
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

Al a regular called meeting Of the Democratic
State Central Committe of the State OF Calior-
MIA, held at the city Of San Francisco on the 9th
and 10th Of March the following proceedings
were had. and are now published Tor the govern
ment OF tn, democracy in the approaching State
canvass:
Resolved. That Democratic State Convention
be called for the SECOND TUESDAY IN NAY NEXT.
doth 1864, to convene in the CITY OF SAN
Francisco at II o'clock NJ. of that day. for the
selection of delegates to the National Democratic
Convention, to be holden at Chicago. July 4th,
1864 and tie transaction e such business as
may come before IT..
Resoiped Ebat the representation Of the various
counties Of the State, in said convention shall be
one for each county, with an additional one for
e"ery 290 votes cast at the last election for John
e Downcy, and one also for each fractional vote
of one hundred and over.
ReSOired. That we recommend that the manner
OF selecting delegates be subject TO the control OF
the respective county committees. in accordance
with the general usiges of the party.
RcSolufd. That We recommend that the only
test to be applied to participants in the selection
of delegates 10 the state convention shall be
Are you opposed TO the policy OF the present
National Administration. which is Sgbversivc Of
the Constitstien the Laws and the Union oil our
Fathers? Are you in favor ot speedy and
honorable peac" that will secure equal and exact
justice to every section of the American Union!
viii you support the nominees OF the Democratic
National COnTentlOn.'
The Placer herald., 1864-04-16

VaNHTS INSTITUTE will hold its Fifth Semi-An-
Il nual session in Dutch Flat. commencing on
Thursday, June 2rd, lSGl and will continue in
session four days.
Trustees. Teachers, and friends of education
generally, are invited to attend and partcipte in
the exercises OF the Institute.
The County Board of Examination will meet at
4 o'clock each day. during the session of the In
situte Teachers holding temporary certificates
from the County Superintendent will please be
present for examination.
The Board of Examiners will consist of the
following teachers: j. G. Ball. +. j. Schellhous
d. W. Hammond and :. Il. Case
Lady Teachers will be furnished with convey
ance free o! charge.
\. X. GOODRICH,
Superintendent Pnblic Schools.
Auburn. Iglrh 9Th lSGl-CT
The Placer herald., 1864-04-16
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.

TOWNSHIP No. |.
Road COmmiSsioner--Da Coleman.
Constables--E. D. Bickford and JAS. Rice.
Justices d. Allen, H. v Dudley.
ColIector,-G L. Grilley.
Assessor-J D. Pratt.
TOWNSHIP No. 9.
Road Commssioner--H. Fahlo.
Constables--D. Flicker and R. B. Allingham
Justices James Moore. W. Hdcr.
Collector-D. B. Choate
Assessor. D. Barmore.
TOWNSHIP No. 3.
Road ommSsioner--John Leach.
Constabl bles--James Mahon and John Sears.
Justices S. B. Woodn. Samuel Morris
ohm Connor.
Assessor NJ, Stevens.
TOWNSHIP No. 4.
Road Commssioner-Ge Z. Mcrwin.
Constabes--J. W. Greely and Jacob Keck.
Justices jonathan Brown, W. G. Brown.
Collector--Charles NJ. Kopp.
Assessor--W. A. Hines.
TOWNSHIP No. ).
Road Commissioner j. G.. Scott.
Constahles-E. +. Hoyt, S. G. Smith.
Jusices-R. Winspear. S. NJ. Jamison.
Coll"ctor-J. l.. Sanborn.
Assessor-Thomas Dodd
TOWNSHIP No. 6.
Road Commissioner. Lloyd.
Constables- John Nocll, r. A. Mcdonald.
Justices-C. Swenson, f B. Burt.
Collector-Jamcs d. Mccormick
Assessor-W X. Diltz.
TOWNSHIP No. I.
Road Commissioner--B. Jeiferds.
Constables--M. Taylor and J. b. Cardcr.
Justices-W. Van Vactor, 0. H. Young.
Collaboration Il. Brown.
Assessor-V. f. Field.
TOWNSHIP No. 8.
Road Commissioner-E. T. Darling.
Constables-G. 2. Ward, d. Penman.
Justices-S. r. Case, Jack Hyland.
Collector-J. B. Cornett.
Assessor-J. M. Bardwell
TOWNSHIP No. Q.
Road Commissoners--Joh Hanson.
Constables--John S. Agan and c. Rawes.
Justices-M. A. Burke, L. C. Browne.
Collaboration White.
Assesser-C. W. Humphreys.
TOWNSHIP No. 10.
Road Commissioner--Ed Edward Garrahap.
Consta hles-J. T. Burge and Geo. Small.
Justices James Beck, Il. ". Starr.
Collector John Barnes
AssessOr-John Bristow
The Placer herald., 1864-04-16
Peoples Saw Mill,
Fen miles above Auburn, near the Sta
House. nthe new EiIinoistown Road.

THEundersignedhav vecomplctedthcir new mill
L and are now prepared to furnish the public
with clear SUGAR PINE, SLulCE. BUILDING, FLUM-
ING and all other descriptions of lumber. All
orders left with VIM. {. Miller. or directed TO the
firm at Lisbon P. o.. willbe promptly attended
OF Terms Gosh.
STARBUCK. MILLER g. co.
AuunSt $3.50 tr
The Placer herald., 1864-04-16

SAur FOR ANIMALs.-llIere has been much
discussion As TO whether salt is beneficial for
animals many Arguments being adduced for
and against bnt the fol|ew ny experiments
made by German agriculturist lately. seems
TO settle the question SO far as sheep are
concerned. The sheep experimental npou
we're kept in low, damp pasture, and ten
animals were selected, and their usual allow
ance of salt withheld. In the first year five
of this number died of rot and worms
while among the remainder OF the flock
numbering over four hundred, only four
were lost. The second year new lot of ten
sheep were deprived OF salt. lost seven, and
a short time after the close of the year, the
other three of the unsalted number died;
the remainder of the flock lost only five
lhe third year was very rainy; sixteen sheep
were deprived Of salt. anil rIe whole Of them
died of rot and ,ermicular pneumonia.
The Placer herald., 1864-04-16
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The Placer herald., 1864-04-16

A man called Walton. commonly known
gon penilemlary for three wears for seduction.
1t is said he received the name Of pie bitter
by attempting to bite through nine pies, on
a bet. The wager however he lost, because
"they rang in tin plate" on him.
The Placer herald., 1864-04-16

GALE.--There was a pretty heavy wind
storm AT Virginia last Thursday week. Signs
and stove pipes travelled about at a lively
rate, but no great damage was done.
The Placer herald., 1864-04-16

NJ. Masierson fell down deep shaft at
Indian Springs, Amador county, last week,
breaking both legs in a frightfuI manner
The Placer herald., 1864-04-16

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The Placer herald., 1864-04-16
Masonic LODGES PLACER COUNTY

Eureka Lodge, No. 6, Auburn, stated meetings
Monday next preceding full moon.
Gold Hill Lodge, No. 80, Lincoln stated meet
ings. Saturday OF or next preceding fnll moon.
Michigan City Lodge. No. A., Michigan Bluffs,
stated meetings, Saturday OF or next preceding
full moon.
IlIinostown Lodge. No. 81 1linoisown. stated
meetings Saturday of or next preceding lul moon.
Rising Star Lodge, No. 63. Todds Valley sta
ted meetings Saturday Of or next preceding lull
moon.
Clay Lodge, No. 10l, Dutch Flat, stated meet
ings. saturday of or next preceding iull moon
Ionic Lodge, No. l2l, Iowa Hill, stated meet
ings, Wednesday of or next preceding iuli moon
CHAPTERS.
I.ibanus Chapter. No. II, Iowa Hill, stated
meetings Thursday of or next precedinglnii moon;
oliver Chapter, No. 23, Todd's Valley. stated
meetings. Wednesday OF or next preceding fuli
moon.
Delta Chapter, No. II, Auhurn, stated meetings
Thursday OF or next preceding ull moon, and
two weeks thereafter.
ODD FELLOWS.
Auburn Lodge, No. I, Auburn, meets every
Saturday evening.
Moult.in Lodge, No. IA, Michigan Bluff, meets
every Saturday evening",
Placer Lodge. No. So, Iowa liill, meets every
Tuesday evening.
Washington Lodge No. 40. Yankee Jim, meets
every Thursday eYepipg.
Minerva Lodge, No. 55, Todd's Valley, meets
every Saturday evening: ..
Wednesday evening
Valley Loasey No. fo7, 'tinieoln. meets every
Thursday evening. ....
American Lodge, No. los. Deadwood. meets
every Saturday evening.
Encampments.
Auburn Encampment No:20, Aublrn, meets the
first aud third Tuesdays in every month
Three Pillar Encampmcnt, No. ~. Forest Hill.
msrts the seso1l and !onrth Tuesdays in every
month.
The Placer herald., 1864-04-16

lOtl -. :. =. - -
JAMES W. COFFROTH, Chairman.
THos n. CAZNEAU, Secretary.
The Placer herald., 1864-04-16

The reportof the Auditor OF the State OF
Ohio, for the year 1863, sets down the valu
alton Of dogs in the State AT sesl ,o59 .--
How mach Een4 We wonder.
The Placer herald., 1864-04-16

THIS Establishment has row as good facilities
for doing