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AUCTION SALES.
NREAT SALE OF GOVERNMENT
u HORSES n MULES.
$4,000 Animals TO be old during the
Month Of august,
In the States OF HeE York, SennsyIvania Ohio,
Indians. Delaware. Maryland; aad Ne.
Jersey, and tie District Of
Go umbia.

QuAsr1RMAATEa GgSERGL'b OFFICE !,
Washington, D. O., July II, Ia65
Will DO solo 1t pablo auction, to The highest
bidder, at the tins and places named below, VIZ:
NEW YORK.
New York City, Iu7sdsy and Friday Of each
week, 200 Horses each day.
New York City, "Wednesday of each seok, 100
Mules escl day.
hlmir-. Tue,dSy, August 3. 200 Hor Is.
Eimira, Tuesday, August Is, 900 Mules.
Albany, F,iday, August 20, 20 Mules.
Buffalo, "Wednesday, Suyust 81. 5rO Mules,
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphis, Thursday Of aoh week, 900 Horses
Philadelphia, Wednesday and Saturday Of each
week. 100 n ules each day
Pittsburgh, Thursday of each week, $50 Males
Pott.vIle, Tuesday, 4 ugu-t l. 300 Mules.
Mitiinton, Friday, August !, 200 Mu'es.
yo'hi FridHy, august 4, 200 Horses.
Newvi lie, wednesday, August ., 100 Horses.
NewAiile, Thursday, August 10, L U Mules,
X Hoing, Friday, AugssL II, 200 Horses.
shiPpensburgh. wednesday, August 16, 100
Ere, Thursday, August, II, 2O) Horses.
shlppensburgh, Thursday, August Y, 100 Mules.
williams pors, Friday, August Is. 200 Horses.
Indiana, Monday. August n, 100 HOrsts.
Horses. ~ ~
hambersbury, Thursday, August "A. 100 MuIeu
Milton. Friday, August 20, 2oJ HORSES.
Csrli1le, Wednesday, August 80, Loo Horses.
C@asiiale, Thursday, August 81, 100 Mules.
OHIO.
Ooiumbiana, Tuesday, August L, 100 Horses
salem, wednesday, AuguIt z, 100 Horses.
Alliance, Thursday, Aug st 3, 200 Horses.
canton, Saturday., August 8, 200 Horses.
CleVelssd, Tuesday, august 8, LEGO NJ ules.
Massillon, Tuesday, August Is, 2OJ Horses.
Orestline, THURSDAY, August II. 90 Mules.
OieVelaud, Monday, August Il, 20 Horses
INDIANA.
Fort Wayne, Thursday, August "a, 1000 Mules
DELAWARE.
WILMINGTON Tuaadau gF a..1 - ooc -
day.
ach day.
NEW JERSEY.
Trenton, Thursday, Auguat 10, 200 guIes,
Trenton, Ihursday, August "a, 200 Buies,
MARYLAND.
Baltimore, Wednesday, August o. and Wadnss-
ay Of each we k thereafter $50 H0fsss each dsv
WARRINGTON, D. O.
Each week day, 20J aulss.
GlESB0R ., d. O..
Each week day except ued esday, 200 Hor,es-
An Opportunity to purchase a superior cIass NJ
adoie AID GRAFT abimats. ct far less than their
ne value, is nov offered to the public.
Ih0ugh The majority of them ere sound and ser
osaoIe, they a Q 10 longer required In she army,
9any o. the mu es were bought in fhs beginning
the war, when young, aco5mpan ed the armias
all thsir marches and camps, and an thornngb-
oTokep, hardened by exercise, gentle and famiI-
= ron being 30 long surrounded by the soldiers
Animals will De sol siogly.
sales 10 m at 10 A. H..
Terms-Uash, in United States currency.
JAMES a. EKJN,
Brew. brig. Cen, in charge.
Ist Dlv.Q n. &. o.
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COUNTY

A public Temperance Convention, under
the auspices of the Ganos, ElmoTe and Port
Clinton Temples, will be held at Hartford
on the 3I,t day of August next.
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OUU CITY. County, Tow aad Hamlet in Ohio, TO
sell OROSBY'S LIFE or ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Print on superiO pap 7 aud bOshd in cloth; LfsFs-
~ and Parlor Editions; containing the Early nisf@-
~ aud Politiol Career, together with the Speec1sses
Messages, P-roclamati0n5 ana ether Documents, "
lustratiye OF hiss e~Ventful administration, and me
scenes aud events connected with his Tragic End.
" e oHsr 10 fabulous Inducements to agents. but
will say the work Is su 1eTiOr IN many ports to any
now offered 20 the public, and all who SUBSCRIBE t.
the work Will contribute to a f1nd with winch a
Monument i 20 be erect d IN memory OF ne STeat
- 49,. nal-znsW r-ady for de livery, joy 3lst,
Room No. I, american Building, over heSder onioe,
Gleyeland d. Jy3p:
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THE BEST PAYING BUSINESS OF
1THE AGE-Respectabl parsons, ma o~rfensale,
who wJult ike q genteel and profitable buetosysy
Apply Immediately for sn agency. send stamp l0G
circular. q. U. oPRAGVE, Cleyelsnd, U a1ll:zSo
THg HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID
L TO- sec,nd-hai d Furniture and Carpets, st H.
Moare's d stand, l6i 0ntarlO St. cor. Of MIehigans
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zoo SALESMAN WANTED-To So
OUU Hcit and fill orders for the Lille Of
ABRAHAM
R9TTRNED SOLDIERS,

Experienced AGENTS, Professions men, Lay Preach
efs, EUhsTs, Mechanics and Farmers even, Will ind
In /. a pIeasynt. and at the same Tins 9 lucrative oc-
cupatiou the coming season. A ola aeent writes
ftItaEe from IS 20 E5 subscribers per week
For further i~nforHlati "a apply PeTsonsFI 70 or ad-
And General Agents for BOOKS and EDgraVlns, at
M 6. "a floor. GymRn's Book, near Court Hou-e.
Cseyeiand Ohio H2; 2Ai
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MUSICAL.
NEW AND PLEASING SONGS.

NEW AND PLEASING SONGS.
Coming Home from the Old Camp
Ground.
New Song and Chorus by WHlism 7. Boges.
Price 30 cents.
The Boys are COmlBg Home.
A beautiful mes song and Chorus. by r E. Ha-
hinges. Price 30 cents.
Angels Listen When She speaks.
Besutlful neE Ballad, BY Z. L.. Hime. Prics Sc.
when the Purse Is Fuu.
lively Song and Chorus, by J. q. MNaughtol.
Prics 30 cents.
Bright Things Can Never DIE.
a beautiful Ballad by !. F. Rimbauls. Price Sc.
Any Of the above new and beautiful Songs sslt
by mail on Feesipt Of price.
s. BRAiEARO & SON, Publishers.
Sole agents for Mason & Hamlin's Cabinet Or
gans. Prices, $40 to 500. EugI2
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oen oOA MONEY ADVANCED

cR0 000 MONEY MVANOEDE
9OU,UUU IN sums to suit-G the old stand and
HelI-knovn WAGNHR'S LOAN OFE1OE, on becu-
rites ofevery kind, viz: Gold and Silver watches
Diamonds, Silver Ware, Jewelry. 0nnsI Pistols,
Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, melodeones hao All per-
gpraI property and articles Of value, on EHemost sat
lsftctOry terms. Business strictly private; Hstap-
lishedie5l. MIA variety Of unredeemed Napeh-
e.. JewslrY, Guns, ETC., ior sale at bargains
Omee-corner OF Water and Superior Ereeas over
Da rs & PeiXotto's Clothing store. -
oct22 J. @. : W. WAGhEk. y
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BS-"To Le," sFOr sale," sfBOss" 'Faah,'
"FSHHd" "BoGrding,a dc, not e1Oeeding FOUR
LINES each, 1gl tbe inserted iH his oOlsmH once for
20 Gents; not exceeding EIGHT LINES, 90
Cents.
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OR SAL

szOR SALE-MOCKING BIRDS-One
4 bundled and fifty fine males. L only remain a
few laws. and may be ound on the PubIid Square, or
at the Golden Esgle Hotel, No. 81 Lighthouse So,
near the railIoad track. ~
augl4.Z6 OHA2.Ik5IAon.
Tor SALE-KINDLINGS-At HER
L VEY. BOJtsEFiELD & cos WOOden-ware
Mandatory, 9n the Flats. Oslisoons or they VIII
be- All gone. ~augII:2s
EOR SALE-bhs good Billiard Table
L at Il Ontario st, cor. hichigan. A~ugl2:2'6
FAR SALE-A twc-Horse covered Car
II rage. with two or three seats. Also, a top Bug
Ey, with one o. two seats. Both N goou eonaltlon
and suited to family usa, and VIII ~ sou cheeP
auIre at No l3 uperior st., or ~ oOrtreT u h50o-
man and Forest sts. SgzA'
FOR sALE-My Hoase and Eot No.
> Il 3ls Prospect st. T.. &E:
EOR sALE-HOB5E AND L0E l45
i Lake st. Houssia tip-top condition. Eses5re
On the premises.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE IN
IL BEREA-Wii be sold cheap. This Is 9 rats
opportunity for Germans or others desirous OF edu-
GAZING their children at the schools OF berea, an1 70
OBTAIN = hons NJ small hguTes. Aaaness d.
1871 Beres.lor b" LEADER Office, Cleveland, Ohl0.
Jyls.252
OUT SLAVES AND HEADING.
~ The uudsrsigued keeps constantly on hand q
large snd v ell made stock Of seasoned ouf stavN ana
Heading, It the loWest market price, AAoboIy
near Cleveland 8 Toledo keiiroad Depot
AL ordsrs promptly fusd and s1t1s1espSn MAI
FAP Pssaon,, o Jul, 1874 OOA -
NOR sALB-THE LARGE DOUBLE
Boarifnf no Use. TeTBl
M.HQBLE At The lf1oe Q, sackns AN2elsa[sas5
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plOO wanted in every County .aad QAC0
State, to sell the BARTLETT SEWING MACHINE. rrics
SIS; fully hoansed under patents VI b0fei MheeIsE
a " ilson, Grover & Baker and SngT& 70. We VIII
pay a monthly salHry aud expenses, or algS q ARG
CO nmissiOn on sales. For part.cu srs, Alustrated
cate'ogu e, territory, &C inelose q stamp nc sodresS
PRGE ROrHERS, sole Agents Tor UuiteD states,
22i summit St. Toledo, o. augI4 262:lm55mE
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GENTS WANTED.-$6 to $40 a day

A OhH 10 BIN AOOFO w. 10y
n paid 20 good agents, male or female. 70 ell "a
tuck, cord, lind, Quilt aud eubIoider BEAUTIFULLY.
1t has been decided j the U. 5. Court. that the
Nixon Sewing Machine 10 10 infring lment. For
terms add particulars, address S. n. HENDERSON,
cleveland. %. Jy24:Z6
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WANTED--ATTBNTIoN. Something
new. / will send by mail. post paid, a besuti-
fol Military Albcm, with iwenty-f0ur pictures OF
chr Union Generals, for 50 cents, Agents wanted
jmmediately. Free per dozen 70 Agents So %. or
A. p nor h II dozen Sent all OrleTE 10 q. L.
BkIGGS. ia Dearborn s.. Ohlc9go, ~. aug4:ZZ
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PHOTOGRAPH CARDS FOR GEN
1 rLEMEN.-Sample with catalogues sent for %
Cautq. IncIuse IA euvel9Ue With your own name
Jel2:2H
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REooUIM ARARs

Nine In number, will q par in
their wonderful aud characteristic
feats at each exhibition. There Is
no race of p'Opls on The globe
around which centers more that is
interesting to he public In gene
raj, and the historical student in
particular, than the race to which
these 1.-THE and gr eef1l rOmsds
belong Whether considered in
relation to the peculiar life they
lad the besnfifut and strange ira
ditilns which they hold, their an.
cient life and habits as described
in the Biole, their preponderance
ia poetry and song, their
POtocrs of Physical Endurance,
And their almost miiscuIous skin
IS horsemeD, they challenge our
, wonder and respect. Those at
tached 70 this e.tahishmsR are
noble specimens otthsir IT be, and
ore. ent all thsiepeouliariti or
their people. while Is Ggmnasts,
Posht,ers aud 4ero6dts~ they are,
vi bout PARALLEL
ProUtDeIt Amone hs attractive
talent Of the arena are snoh Artists
as q -.r~
Miss Lucy watson.
The h+sE iful and charming Eng
ish Equtsl rieune, WhOte career IN
Ameiica has been msrked By q
~+uceee,lon Of triumphs uupreoe-
denied in srsnio snnais.
Charles Fish,
The wonderful Bare. baos Rider.
Watson BROTHERS,
The popular icenic ana Shakaspe-
r'so Artists, aud great 0lympi.n
} Ohnny N
The humsrGus Comedians and
Clown.
william HOLLOWAY.
Principal BiJer q d Great Somer.
Bault Performer.
3. JOhnFon,
batout Leaper aud General Edues.
TITAN.
The COuBIIn BROTHERS.
The Wonderful Cannon Bail Per.
formers and Comic Fosturists.
2 essrs. Price and Hannsu
The loimitsble, dsdpg and thrill.
ling Irapeze Performers.
FOUR CLOw6s,
Forming a Comic QuGftette. com.
SAN LOaG, the great Amer
can Clown; PETE OoHKLIH, the
domus of the Ring; JoHsHY MAJ.
he Burton Of tho Ar5nA; LITTLE
Mac, Mooern Grimaidi.
WILL EXaiBIF AT
Voostar Mn,dsv
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7 o1T-A GREEN PORTMONIE-
IL containing "a IN greenbacks aad IS cents In
scrip, besides 3 few small silver piece, 40. The
hader viii bAhbsraliy rewarded II he will leave the
sam At TIE Leeeer office. sngl2
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% West Fonrth &C, Uincinnatig
"a Lesrb0rn st., Chicago, LII.

8
" young man who speaks aud writes English and
German cJSre5tly, and is o lex at fsures. To any
ca procuring il, q bonus Of SIS will be paid. Ad-
dress r. W, Lead-r ofice.- auglz.21
WANTED--SPINNER-- On steady
w work. At MeadTiHe Wooden Mill. Apply to b.
S. F. W. HUIDEDOPER, Meadvtlle, Pa. ault:256
NNANrED-MineTs, or men wanting TO
w Ieara mining, in coal mines asst opening, Men
Belonging TO Minsrs' Union med not apply. SteadT
work sum ner and winter. apply. by letter or 9TH
erwi e, to o.. D. WILLIAMS, % Keynolds' Block,
Chicago, ILL., hvgo:Zo
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With q den Of SIX enorm~Us Lions
Pptsn,as-
unsubdued, save BIZ this beast CON-
qHeror, Whose dRTing exploit at
AstlsJ's Amphitheatre, London,
won bim enduTing fame. This glo-
rious act consisted IN going slone
into \ whole heTd Of beasts. which
had escaped from their Gag and
devoured = poor fellow who fell In
their WaY, and by his mysterious
] power qaelliDg their rage and
,hirst for bleod, and leading then
back to th,ir dens. Mr.. Crockett
will appear at each performances,
in their enormous cage, feed them
with raw meat from hts naked
hand, and dsmonltrate his control
over them By making hem per
! form = Dumber OF man uyres and
novel eyolutfons During an In
terval In the Circus performances,
Mr.. Crockett will 20 throuah his
daring and wonderful entertain
ment within the imnna- a.
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WANTRO-TWO GIRLS-0NE TO
w act as Nurse and one to do Second Work
Good references required. APPLY at 3s5 Euclid
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NIRLS WANTED. : TWO GOOD
VI GIRLS wanted to work at WIGS and CURLS.
Experienced hands pretrred.
CHAS- FLIEDNER,
aurf5:ZB liz superior stree.
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EOR SALE-KINDLIN9S-At HER
IL VFY R~OItsFFiFLD & COS WoOden-ware
NaDnfsrt1rv IN lie Flats. Gall soon, or they will
be- mi zone. auglI:2S
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NkTANTED-A Practical Joiner wants
a situation in come country tewn, where be IN
have : eady employment, aud house for his family.
Address Box al, MeadYllie Post-Oh1ce. GtEl4:255
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AAONNs
In the center o. the arena, exhib-
Itipg t. the audience n degree OF
ST. Ring courage and iron nerve
never before tqusled by mortal
man.
In addition to these mot unique
and remarkable attractions, which
OF themselves excel q | others now
before the public, the managers
tske pride and pleasure in an
neuncing that the
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WANTED EMPLoYMENT-Busi-
WANTED-Aeents for GRANT AND

Please send in your orders snd sid these discharg'd
men TO earn an hoLest living. Apply to 80 Back ct
LL.rlarA an.lA.Lah-
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AZ ANIED-Agents 70 SOIL OUR 6RBAT
" CAPTAbs.'" The Life and Campo gus Of Graot,
Shsrma asd sheridan. in enc vol Address imme-
da,elY, BIS. GREEN, Room 4, American Builoiug,
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NIIsCELLANEoPs.

EOR sALB-THE LARGE PoUBLB
v9as SbRi 1e1s q the 5ihes . Esof1s &EobIs. sels:F
The Placer herald., 1865-01-28
cONSrARLE'S SALE.

pY virtue of an Execution issued out of the
ID Court Of II. W. Starr. Justice of the Peace.
OF Township No. 10, Of Placer county. California,
on the fourth day Of January, A. d. 1865, and to
me directed in favor OF Ziegenbein a. Wyman.
and against the Enterprise Copper Mining Com
pany, on judgment for S97 80, and costs of
suit in the sum of S6 So | have leHied upon
seized and will expose to public sale, to the high
est bidder in front Of the Justices Office, in the
town of Lincoln. on
Saturday, the tn day of Febru ary, s65
at the hour Of one o'clock. p. NJ. said sale to be
for gold and silver coin, cash in hand, all the
right, title and interest which the said Enterprise
Copper Mining Company had on the 4th day
OF January in and to the following described
property, tOwit: Five thousand feet of the ledge
on which said company minal, togeth,r with
two houses and the mining fixtures belonging
to and on said claims located in the Garden Bar
District, in the I'd Township of Placer county,
California
Given under my hand, this 18th day of Jan
uary, A. D. 1865. GEORGE SMALL.
Constable Of Township No. 10.
January Fl. s65.-3v
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E. NJ. HALL, B. c. ALLEN, AND Henry Human
VS..
WILLIAM OsBuRN AND CATHARINE LAwLER
District Court, l4h Judicial District. Placer
County, California.
1t appearing to my satisfaction by the affidavit
OF lienry Hubbard, one of the plaintiffs in the
above entitled action, that VIM. Osburn and Cath.
arine Lawler, the defendants in said action. both
reside out OF the State of California that Vim
Osburn resides at Dayton, State of Neya.ln. and:
that the said Catharine Iawler resides somewhere
in said State OF Nevada unknown to aniant and,
it likewise appearing that plaintiffs have good
cause OF action against defendant. Wm Osburn.
and that defendant Catharine Lawler is a proper,
party to said action and it appearing that sum-
mons has been issued, and on motion of Tuttle
Hale &lFellows, Attorneys, it is therefore ordered
that service OF summons in said action he had
upon the said defendants, VIM. Osburn and Cath
arine Lawler, by the publication of the same.
(hereunto annexed) at least once a week for tho
period of three months in the Placer Herald. a
newspaper printed and published at Auburn.
Placer county. And it is further ordered. that
the Clerk OF the District Court of the l4th Judi
cial District in and for Placer County forthwith
deposit in the Post Office, with the postage pre
paid, copy of the sun mons and complaint in
said action, addressed TO VIM. Osburn, at DAYTON
State of Nevada
II. FELLOWS,
County Judge Placer County.
Dec. 10th, 1864.
Attest, D. W. SPEAR. County Clerk.
BY A. N. GAMBELL, Deputy.
Dec. II, lS64-3m.
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RESTAURANT.

RESTAURANT.
COMMERCIAL STREET, AUBURN, CAL.
vuNHE undersigned is fully prepared a
l. to entertain the public in the a.
best style and at moderate rates. >AHk
Game Suppers, Oysters, ETC.,
AND ALL THE GOOD THINGS IN THE
market, furnished at short notice. and got up in
neat and tasteful style.
Meals Can be Had at all Hours.
keep first class Restaurant, and rs such l
recommend it to the people of Auburn, and the
County at large. Those persons who relish a
good meal will do well to call and see for them
selves.
Connected with the establishment is an excel
lent Bakery. which is supplied at all times with
achocc variety of
BREAD, PIES, CAKES, &c.
Parties furnished With cakes Of all kinds. at
short notice.
MILES VRNISS,
July 80. lS64-my Proprietor
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after wears of hard study devoted 10 thls one
subject has produced IN article that
WILL MAKE HAIR GROW,
and which, by its use as lIair-Drcssng will
ehectualy and always prevent it ioss-eveh 10
Happily. the AMYGDAL Ne, while possessing
these virtues is most deli ghiul and agreeable
preparation-far surprising all the so called HAIR
Restoratives of the day, that are made TO We
agreeable without regard to their virtue.
The Hair, when diseased, becomes harsh and
dry, and commences 70 turn grey, when 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 give sufficient sup
ply Of nourshment to the hair; but, ala! they
forgot one very important law of nature, viz;
that all sftmuidnts hare Their rrach0n; ana ne
more the glands were stimu lated the sooner tns
final loss Of the much priced locks
The principle of the Preparation invented W
PROFESSOR CROCKETT is entirely the opposite;-
instead OF stimulating the capillary glands, he
feeds them sriM the substance they require, and /,
in turn, the Hair is fed by them on the same
principle rs giving water to Il flower.
PROFESSOR CROCKETT is aware of the fact that
the carpings Of the invidions will in Il great
measure prevent many sensible persons ircm
using the AMYGDALlNE; but the Gay is passed
when Il great remedy could be cried down by
pseudo science. All we will say TO those who
are tmd about trying new preparations is. that
we strictly guarantee the AMYGDALINE to he
entirely free from all stimulants, and is harm.
less rs filtered water and can be used on the
smallest infant
AS A HAIR DRESSING. it is uncqnal-d by
any the world has yet produced. II keeps the
head entirely free Of dandruf eruption. pimplcs
--imparting to the Hair a beautiful glossy soft
ness not obtained by any known compound. IL
will also be found both pleasaat and useful IA q
Cosmctiqnc, 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.
TIE PERFUME used is such that the Amygda-
line will always retain it, and will nofbecom~
rancid by age in fact it is perfect in every par
ticular.
PROFESSOR CRoCKETr's AMYGDAIINE can be had
of all Druggists and dealers everywhere. Price
so cents. Ask for Crockctts mygdaline and
take no other
September 3, 1864 6m
The Placer herald., 1865-01-28
PROBATE NOTICE.

ESTATE OF WILLIAM II. OnR, DECEASED.
NOTICE is hereby given by the unders gned.
~ Administrator Of the above named Estate. to-
the creditors of, and all persons having elaima
against said deceased to exhibit the same with
the necessary vouchers within ten months from
the date OF the first publication of this notice to
the Undersigned. at the office of 10 Alamiton,
Attorney at Law. ON the corner OF Court street,
opposite the Temple saloon, in the town of Aus
burn, Placer county.
c. BROWN.
Admin istratos.
Auhurn. January l4th, 1855 I'm