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, 1865-12-23

Those beautiful Album. Mt l41 ucnr.
call On Brigg. bfI1
Petroleum Vapor Cooking stoyc..-
tGnshsN nc right Of Cook county for sale. A good
street, Chicago hiGs
p5[:2 To xenng nIen.-saze 500 BY attending
dress u REiESSfnEl;
dec9 asco- -st-1,ew EAT i s-'A0'A'
Cock Dyspepsia Cure.-There is M need
of any ones having the dyspepsia, for il has been
demo demon6t1ated beyand 1sar Of contradiction thai
surely cnled by the Cure. sfck-headsche, crnIrps.
pia,'RS % q seld y, her stomach bowels Instantly
Impcrte.luble Tcesh.-can tho Teeth
csn- So7oDoSr, used daily viii feutIes ihs enanrI
& a6so.otsiy proof a. asainEt decay. harden the gums
offensive and pe1nie1ous clement ~'
dec1steeaSfs2i1U&sA
Cr1wford's Pu1montc Trocte~ VIII
Throat. &c Public tpeakers and singers nse tbem
to clear and strengthen the voice. They Ire saIa,
pleasant. portable and cheap. Sold BY druggists.
1Ake-st-, Chicago. dec16b591 ,Tu&1n
Or. G.. L. srcncer,. Fragran. oudou.c-
B
c!es for cleansing and preserving the Teeth, ever
offered TO the pnblc and warranted to confnIn no
acid or any other ingredient in the least Injurious
to The teeth cake OF superior tooth paste accom-
panicr each bottle- The Ondou.elatue can be found
ct Wholesale OK retail; by Druggists generally. |
T. Spencer 4 Co., PEopEie.ors, Providence, R. l. |
Mcseft. Burnhatns + Van Sehanck, Chicago. ut- I
nois. Agents for the Northwest.
eeat oSi3 3un T.Iu&sA
Browns yerInifuge Con1fits, or Worm
Lozcnges Much sickness undoubtedly, With GILL
d1cn and adults, attributed to other carses, is oc.
casioned By worms. The " Ve11nIfnse Coo.Hts,"
although effectusl In destroying WORMS, can do no
possible Injury to the most delicate child. THIS
valEab!e combination has been successfully nsed BY
and found to be safe and sure In erad-
catlng worms, go husttul to children. I
Children having worIns require Immediate atten- |
ton, ns neglect Of tho trouble ol1eo eauses pfo-
.onced sickness.
Symptoms Of worms in children are otton ore,-
looked. Worms In the stomach and bowels cauee ]
Irritation. whlch can be removed only by the use Of
, 1865-12-23

a!aa ct remedy Tne eonhinat,on of ingredients
such aS to 2ire the best possible effect via safatv
Sold by druggists, chemists md dealers In meji.
ct1es, at twenty-five cents boz, - 0'@'1A'
de1ah729 S9tN-sA&x
, 1865-12-23
9trap peD.

STRAYED- On Tuesday after
~ noocs Dee: 1ath, Red Cow: horns ii.ue ta:ns4
information OF returning s.id COW 10 F. CALDNEL1,
wardad. bis3
, 1865-12-23

fNF WATCHES AND JlwELnE,-Tbe holtd,r
season u upoh us, and our readers arc LOOKING
atouna mem to see Where they can procure articles
~ 1e~eay etc. appropriate for Presentation 10 the
w"sa W ooes. aeesfs. shurlF : Roddln, Nc. 81
At which theee desire. m.y bc sa,iSdeS. %air Fta
,rss 2! Watches je~elty, Clocks brouzcs. eiirnr
sna n1G IL Is oae Of the most complete tn shc es
tntes Of the present season, contains no oId stT's
,;o Is. Eye1yfhtng II Of the newest pattern. a,i
IA neen ennse1 By men who know tic tlifIctcncc
uE.M een me Inise and the real. Parties makinc
purchases Of Measrs. Shurly q Koddlu NAV rciT N
Eeihns their goods represented. aud On he,v,, W
ao;c 70 and amoyt anything which the most cnIii
, 1865-12-23
@a1ltfD==Tn 4aent.

WANTED-To Rcnt-Tvo nen-
w tiemen wt7h to hire ruro,ahc, ~ ,,ts-SS7sLa.
rooms- Address 1toI $500. 3 ~ 500, hsa5
N7ANTED-To Rent-Thc whole
~ Or part ofa chamber IN the rcsond sto7y: on
lnKe street. between Michigan avenue and L. Sai,r
street; To Be occured Jan. lat, 1855. address T y
care Cook. Coburn i Co.. Chicago, Ill. sd51
, 1865-12-23
THE CITY.

s1soAkT VAs1--We notice among The Christ.
mas goods 20 be sold by Mesers. Smith Dnye..
Ros' " and Lake street, an elegant pair Of vases
splendid Christmas GIN
, 1865-12-23

Those beautiful Albums Mt l4l Dcur.
bern street can be bought at cost Don't forget TO
, 1865-12-23

EOR SALE-The stock and GOOD
- win Of q wood and coal af1ce nov doluT fair
ar MTgs W. % sold at ptea that the purchaser can
on hand. Apply 1t IS West Lake stfeet nS!3
, 1865-12-23

1nE hAaSEr "ARD.-We noticc In the War
Meeosa OF Cook county, pabliehed sesterday, that
.ae 4sotn "afd stands out as hnv1ng furnished the
largest amount Of naorey by voluntary coutrtbn.
mons TO pay local bounticy TO volunteers du,in the
iast nine months Of the WEI. During Tint tic this
Ward paid out for that pu1pose the snn, NJ
~ SS,F eG % men ths next the list being
came period $ts, ,..sJ II. showing f,lTernrse% IN N
Ayor Of The Tenth Of ss,5i5.79 We'll nav lie c3ti-
zens 81 ms Wanl feci proud for the noble part AK
t1l, shd especial. In furnishing the Government
Of the dying rebellion. ~' ~
, 1865-12-23

GREAT rDARoA1us.-Mcssrs. Gale Dlocki, drus-
els4' NO. so7 Randolph street, being determined
10 c'ose ont thetr large and y1ried stock OF Paran
and other fancy goods haye sold portton A. anr-
noo, md VII offer the balance for few days AZ
sese e3est saGeaol-net eost They havo very rEs
80 soch o. gas shades which Will be sod low. Buy
, 1865-12-23

Petfoleu4a Tapor Cooking Stovca,-
One-hslf the right Of Cook county for sale. rood
foyertmsnt- Gail and ezamine 1t 50 East MoHroe
Street, Chicago. h.ES
, 1865-12-23

FOR SALE Coal Tho Carbon
- HUI Coal mud Mining Co. orc now prepared to d.
ef nssf anat{ ot Eastern coal for family sas steaa,
Gan tnbsh the same coal by tAc chr loac o0 tracE
rI1nt1pHl agents: CCTTINl, MCcLELLAND u Co.
kcon No: = Walker Building, over No, 81 Dearss
hor1hst. Also, ofliees and yards 1t AZ MveS.sL On
North Pier, east Of McCormick'5, aud CaaaI-st ann
WALKER, Pres- h.1s
, 1865-12-23

LEWISTON or THE Esd1lsn Scg1rruRss,-Dr. r.
:. Cooaat, the PRINCIPAL Rerfeor OF the American
Bible Union, viii illustrate the advantages OF tha late
revision Of the New Testament at the Flnt n,nt;.t
Cnnica, on Lord'a daJ evening. The Dr. WIN
, 61t r. s9anses made md compare thcm direct
tor themselves Of The perspicaity and force oi Ia
, 1865-12-23

w ANTED-A 6 ent ts-F'or the
t.xtr. MILITARY History Of n1Iuois and The wnr.1
isr " 9lss9y 9t every regm.ot and battery, win
shoys n e61e,{ ,e e sM,;.eonstn H:ar wors to sao
ersaiS than any other books beng otYertd Stars a.
.hhhi'hh Kit q co- So s. Washington Chicago.
, 1865-12-23

PREsEs1s.-Lad'es and gentlemen searrh!n: for
holiday presents in the line Of Gents Furnishing
G1ods, VIII fnd complete line and Of most e]e.
CANT styles at J. z. Wilson d Co.'s, No. 1aG Dear
, 1865-12-23

iNa1AItA71ox.-Last evening Rev. Ed1an, A.
a,etee, late paetos OF Westminster Presbyterian
church. "as Installed a. PASTOR OF Calvary Church
On the corner Of Indisna avenue and Twenty
eccnnd street. The services were of rery f,te,,at
anE character, the installation sermon OF ibe new
minister being listened TO With cvdau. satisfaction
gathered In arge numbers, Tbs ceremnnv 1rsa 1raa
followed @ bE soctal conversation between pssior
, 1865-12-23

AkhENBER TEE ORPHANS Cua1sr2as DRIVER
10 insure eumptuous rcpast and bouu,ilul
supply for tho Christmas Tree it Is only NECESSARY
TO announce that Tuesday, The asth Inst. ia Tho
time a1ed fot the Christmas Dinner at the Protest
Christmas Tree may be leit At he Asrnm =. eaa =,
me otlee o. The Mutual Security Insnfancs Com.
Of Tuesday, ~ -o~A u ILL.,
participate. O-N"~4t' '1sAecu ~
, 1865-12-23

FOR SALE-The Princeton CITY
~ Steam flontins 3ls. situated by the Ch,caso
iu burlington hallroad, containing three run oF tom
leel 6nts. with machinery al in good order viii be
soiu c6ea2: Apply 70 BLAIR & DENSMOfiE chic.
go, Or III. HOUGH1EN. Ptiucntor iii , III
, 1865-12-23

HOLIDAY Coobs.-aiessrs. Clark & saylor. No
l4o dearborn Street. just north Of the Post Og1c..
nave been quietly at work for months past prenar,
ing Tor the holiday, md have succeeded in colcci
lnc ore Ct the neatcst, most varied and ys1n,h,e
Isoees Is9 LII % boldly goods IL be e They have
,T;, .,,ss foSk o. Watches and jeery In Ill styles.
o. o. salnabie goods too numerous 10 mention. but
pot TOO TEDIOUS to examine. MeAsrs Clark 4 ssr.
best. ~ 9~@~"'1eAAS a1G " 4ue
, 1865-12-23

A REAL GEN.-Amoug the prizes 10 be dls.,lbut.
Cd ny the Art Union, Dec 5oth. is an oil painting
from the master hand Of Tait, that does one ,,ooS
to look at such weather as Ibis. 1t is a tHrood ~
Chickens" 90 exquisitely painted tnst thu rerv
odots OF spring time seem to aoat around IL VIII
such gems as This for psizes md an e1tra prsminm
satbes. IT ia no wonder that The AT Union II snc
. gee; Aemember the place, No. "a Dearborn
, 1865-12-23

fnHE CAsptEs--0ur readers whp may test the
tact "1l thank de for reminding them that the
moet palatable, fresh u,sde canaies OF every varic
Z, cnd at the lowest rates. msy be found at Mr..
Gaf11,y'ss No. q State etreet- Mr. Gtr1i,y Is an
dealer, "'4''ea"Ao ooo Ae1a4
, 1865-12-23

dress u RF1ESSfIEu
deco aSNC- -St.1te,r Eat
, 1865-12-23

CHHisz4As FEs71yA1-@Therr will be Christmas
esusa1 IN INC Church Of the Holy Communion on
Monday evening -Christ1uas tree. Presentation NJ
aneM Font by the Sunday School children, and an
aFptopf1aIe sddrtss BY the rector, explanatory OF
ercFEtecus, the ChtistI1as tree Ge -
, 1865-12-23

HOK SALE-Grain Warehouse
aad Lumber Yard IN one Of The most thriving
tnllloao tcEns tn lHnots, surrounded by q spleadd
Ia. e. @ 50 miles from Chicago ssca 81 lnrs
taI nHs ieet Pc annHu Appy st IL aietToro
, 1865-12-23

APPROPRIATE FOE TIE ADMINISTRATIONS
desiring 10 make an appropriate present TO their
lady friends, are reminded that among the Indies
the Spanish Lust1al for the hair Is universally
popular md that bottle Of this tnr-tsacd prenara
ton will be more highly valued than almost any
oihft present Of the same money cost. The Lustrai
L. not thing Of be4uty, but It's Use materially
enhances beauty. and II thus becomes Joy forercf
as 1t certainly has an enduring fA1ne. The whole
eale and retail depot for the Lustra Is In the Ton
aoria! Palace Of A: N. Delight; on Washington
street, oppos1te iaa sout. door Of the Court House.
, 1865-12-23

W ANTED = Agents - For the
pa,.1t & cLGEE ,s SEWING MAcH1yE (Folson,s Now
A!oyementl sMVEE IEDAL awsrdsd h7 Mrchnf2ct. hhoo2et
Is aeearan ee1sn' 10 a.ss HI. oeeess rs
~ ASgns1 H. On trial at syents price. STKIySoy y
h,e!1M FL. II 1854 Randolph street, Room No a.
dpIt
, 1865-12-23

EOR SALE-Cheap-2oo barrels
HSrth Ciark-st. basement MARTINS q BALLES.~
The Placer herald., 1865-06-10

A VALUABLE TABLE.-Tbe following table
will be found valuable to many Of our read-
ers:
box twenty >four inches by sixteen inches
square and twenty eight inches deep will
contain barrel (three busbels.)
box twenty six inches by fifteen and a
half inches square, and eight inches deep,
will contain bushel.
A box twelve inches by eleven and bali
inches square, and nine inches deep, will
contain half bushel.
A box eight inches BY eight and fourth
inches square, aud eight inches deep, will
contain peck.
A box eight inches by eight inches square
and four and one-eighth inches deep, will
contain one gallon.
A box seven inches by eight inches square
and four and one,sighth inches deep, will
contain half a gallon.
A box four inches by four inches square
and four and one fourth inches deep, will
contain one quart.
The Placer herald., 1865-06-10

FISH AS FooD.-There is much noursh-
ment in fish, little less than butchers meat,
weight for weight. and in effect it may he
more nourshing, considering how. from its
soft fiber, fish is more easily digested.-
Moreover, there is in fish substance which
does not exist in the flesh Of land animals,
viz: iodne-a substance which may have
beneficial effect on the health, and tend to
prevent the production Of scrofulous and
tubercal disease, the latter in the form Of
pulmonary consumption, one of the most
cruel and fatal with which the civilized, the
highly educated and refined are afflicted -
Comparative trials prove that, in the major
ity Of fish, the proportions Of solid matter
that is, the matter which remains after per,
feet desication, or the expulsion of the aque-
Gus parts little inferior to the several kinds
of butchers meat, game or poultry. And it
we give attention to GLASSES of people cIassed
as to equality of food they principally subsst
on, we find that the ichthyopbagus GLASSES
are especially strong, healthy and prolific
In no class than that of fishers do we fdd so
large families, handsome women. more ro'
bust and active men, or greater exemptions
from maladies.
The Placer herald., 1865-06-10

The PATH TO GREATNEss.-There are but
two ways which lead to great aims and a.
ch'evements-energy and perseverance, -
Energy is a rare gift-its provokes opposi.
tion, hatred and reaction. But persever,
ance lies within the reach Of every one; its
powers increase with its progress, and it is
but rarely that it misses its aim. Where
perseverance is out Of the question, where
cannot exert a protractsd influence had
better not attempt TO exert any influence at
all, should only disturb the organic devsl,
opment Of affairs, and paralyzs the natural
remedies which they contain, without any
guarantee for a more favorable result
Goethe. .,........tt
The Placer herald., 1865-06-10

NIKE BRANNIGAN-The Panama cores
pondent of the Call writes:
This old California reprobate--a notorious
scamp, who long since should have been
banged for many crimes committed 10 your
borders-is at the present writing holding
forth in Panama, and looking exceedingly
shop-fa|lsn and "seedy." He came passen'
ger here on the Ocean Queen, from New
York, on her last trip; and what in the world
ever induced the poor wretch to lie over
here, or why is be among us, "passeth my
comprehension" If to make a raise," this
is the worst place in the world for any Of bis
ilk to practice the ely games Of villainy and
deceit, 80 common in San Francisco. Pana
ma is "horse OF different color" as be
will End out, II be abides with Us long.
The Placer herald., 1865-06-10

~ The loyal Provost Marshal of New
Orleans has been sentenced to the Louisiana
peuitentiary for life, for smuggling arms and
ammunition to the Confederates. lie was
one Of Gen. Banks New England freedom
shriekers, and noted for bis bitter dsnuncia'
ton OF the rebels.
~ The Long Hairs are becoming badly
frightened at the good understanding which
threatens to prevail between John Connsss
and President johnson. How terrible it
would .bs. if the President should prove to
b Short Hair! tHai
The Placer herald., 1865-06-10
Law of Newspapers.

l. Subscribers who do not give express notice
TO the contrary, are considered as wishing to con-
tnue the subscription.
2. If subscribers wish their papers discontinu.
ed, publishers may continue to send them until
all charges are paid.
{ s. Ifsubscribers neglect or refuse to take their
papers from the Office or place to which they are
sent they are held responsible until they settle
their bills and give due notice to discontinue.
4. If subscribers move to other places without
informing the publisher. and the paper is sent to
the former direction, they are held responsible
Notice should always he given of the removal
s. The Courts have decided that refusing to
take paper from the office. or removing and
leaving it uncalled for, is primo tacica evidence
of intentional fraud.
The Placer herald., 1865-06-10

A Coop CoMPARIsoN.-On of the New
York papers compares the publisher Of a
newspap per who has to go to all parts Of the
country before getting pay for them, to a
farmer who would sell bis wheat on credit,
and not more than single bushel to any
person. Ifauy farmer will try the expert
,nent Of distributing the proceeds Of bis s'
Dor over two or three counties, With an ad-
ditional bushel or two TO far distant States,
for one year, We will guarantee that he will
never after that years experience ssk pub.
Usher to supply him with paper year or
two without the pay for It. ..s. ll.
The Placer herald., 1865-06-10

Hon. S S. Cox, in bis speech in Congress
just before its adjournment, stated that the
appropriation bills for the last session
amounted to at least 5000, 900. In the
last five sessions of Congress the appropria'
tions have amounted to nearly 100000
900. ...s. .el.it. ;, os'.p4'
The army alone has cost over $4,000, ,000,.
600. From this some estimate can be- form.
ed Of our national indebtedness we'll in.
formed financiers placing it at $4,000, ,o0o,-
900. .l' Ia 1f-s.s.Il n'l ,err
The Placer herald., 1865-06-10
SIMPLE REMEDIEs.- A correspondent com

SIMPLE REMEDIEs.-A correspondent COM
municates the following: 7haid
Burns-Dip the affected part in cold wa.
ter. then into common wheat -four, and so
on alternately, until thick coating is FORM
ed so as to exclude the air, then bind tight
with cloth and wet with cold water.
Diptheria-If you wish to save your loved
one from that dreadful disease, use alcohol.
gargle with it, and perhaps drink moder.
ate quantity. II will cure as sure as water
will put out fire.
The Placer herald., 1865-06-10
The Poverty of Statesmen.

Statesmen, who are worthy Of the appel
lat'on given them, generally fail TO secure
fortunes. They devote themselves to pur-
suits which, if honestly adhered to, rarely
yield rich reward. a ...r I'D.
Jefferson died comparatively poor. In,
deed, it Congress had not purchased his Ii.
brary, and given for it five times its value.
he would with difficulty, have kept the wolf
from bis door. ....' , r
Madison saved money, and was compare.
lively rich. To add to bis fortune, however,
or rather to that of his widow, Congress pur.
chased his manuscript papers and paid thirty
thousand dollars for them. .s li bsN
James Monroe, the fifth President of the
United States, died in New York so poor
that his remains found resting place
through the charity of one Of his friends
They were buried in the cemetery in School
e,'Oe>, @a, were afterwards removed to the
State of Virginia.
John Quincy Adams left some hundred
and fifty thousand dollars, the result Of iu.
dustry, prudence aud Inheritance. He was
a man Of method and economy. N
Martin Van Buren, died very rich.-
Throughout his political life he studiously
toOkou OuI IOI us own iutoV0st. III IL O0ll0V.
ed he never spent thirty shilIings in politics.
His party shook the bush and lie caught the
bird. -...9 .fr 81, ',uL
Daniel Webster squandered some millions
in his lifetime, the products of professional
and political speculations. He died leaving
his property to his children, aud his debts to
his friends. The former sold for less than
twenty thousand dollars, the latter exceeded
two hundred and fifty thousand. .a.am
Henry Clay left very handsome estate.
1t probably exceeded one hundred thousand
dollars. lie was a prudent manager, and
scrupously honest man. ,.-,r.5
James X. Polk left about one hundred and
fifty thousand dolars-ffty thousand of
which be saved from bis Presidency of four
years. .. ......,. Alb
John Tyler left fifty thousand dollars
Before he reached the Presidency he was a
bankrupt. In office he husbanded his means
and then married rich wife. ,..a.,
Zachary Taylor left one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars. l. ..,,44t
Milliard Fillmore is a wealthy man, and
keeps his money in 4 very strong and safe
box. 1t will never be wasted in speculation
or squandered in vice.
Ex.Presdsnt Pierce saved some fifty thou'
sand dollars from his term Of service. SOB
The Placer herald., 1865-06-10

GONG AnEAD.-The evidences Of progress
are many, abounding and various. William
Lloyd Garrison, who pronounced the Federal
Constitution ''covenant with death and
league with hell" announces that, although
slavery is as good as finished, yet his mission
Is not ended-he proposes now to take the
field rs lecturer against the religious faith
Of the various churches, and in advocacy Of
lu6le doctrines. lie started the Abolition
movement, induced tie clergy to embraceit it,
and his former success has doubtless con-
vinced him, that he can use them again.
He has Abotionized the country and his
mission will not be complete until he makes
it repudiate the teachings Of the Bible; and
in this work, Judging from the tone of many
sermons, he will be ably assisted by blood
thirsty preachers Of the Gospel .ars
Mountain Democrat.
The Placer herald., 1865-06-10

A tunnel for prospecting, draining, and
mining purposes, is to be run under the city
Of Austin, by the Mount Prometbeus Tunnel
and Mining Company.
The Placer herald., 1865-06-10

The balance in the State Treasury Of Cali.
fornia at the commencement of business,
May Goth, was $694,779 SO.
The Placer herald., 1865-06-10

CANDIDATES for the different county offices
and legislative honors, Long Hairs and Short
Hairs, are having gay old time, in seeing
and smiling with their friends and making
arrangements to "stock outside precincts" !"
They are jolly set Of fellows, oblivous Of
the past, ANXIOUS for the future, and singu'
Iarly liberal towards their political oppo-
nenis, whom they lately thought deserving
of severe punishment for their disIoyalty.
Everything is IoveIy-every free and inteIIi.
gent voter is social and patriotic. in the esti'
nation of our loyal office-seskng friends
All our office seekers are busy, affabe and
sanguine. and they will continue so until the
convention meets. Then q change may
come DER the spirit of their dreams Unre'
warded loyalty may kick in the traces-may
discover that it doesn't pay to be loyal
may find Jordan hard road to travel. 1t is
smooth sailing and easy going now; it is an
easy thing to make promises, especially SO
when Stree and intelligent" is flat broke,
wants nip and meets jovial candidate
who wants support. How cordial the greet
ing between the two Make the most of it,
bummers; it will not last long. Cordially
will freeze, and friends will part, and the
defeated will frowo, and the ''soId" will snar
after the convention. Keep up your licks,
candidates; fat Office is worth contending
for in these days Of low wages and high
taxes. Mountain Democrat.
The Placer herald., 1865-06-10

MURDER AT THE STATE PRIsoN.-On Sat-
urday last, says the Marin County Journal 4
most horrible murder was committed At the
State Prison by a convict named WIN. Thur
man atlas Early. From what we have been
able to learn the following are the facts of
the case: On the day in question one Of the
officers discovered in the foundry some iron
hooks, and inquiring for what they were in
tended, was told that they were made for
Thurman. lie was asked what they were
made for, aud replied that they were to hang
his trunk on. On being taken to the ladder
and while Thurman's companion was being
foggel, Thurman rushed into the cooper
shop, and seizing broad axe, attacked
another convict named IngoIls, and split his
head open, killing him instantly. Thurman
was at once seized, heavily ironed and cast
into the dungeon. 1t seems that the mur.
derer supposed that lngoils had informed the
officers in the matter Of the hooks, which,
however, was not the case. Thurman is a
desperate character, and made the remark
that he would kill any man who would stand
between him and his liberty. He was un'
dergoing san.A"ee Of ten years imprison-
ment for robbery Of the stage between Coul
tervi|le and Placerv|le. Ingols was serving
a term for manslaugbter.- - Sonoma Dem
The Placer herald., 1865-06-10
s,LLIARDs! BILLIARDS y

IF you want a nice game of Billiards, on an ex
i cellent table, call at.the billiard Saloon on
the Plaza, opposite to the Post Odice, where the
undersigned will be pleased to see you; and where
you can also obtain the best ofliquorsa and cigars
'ss ED. HOLLY.
Auburn, August 9Th, 1s64-my.
The Placer herald., 1865-06-10

Ten lines one square, this sized Type;
First insertion. ........................ 81 90
Each subsequent insertion. 90
For halta square, or less, s,................ Il 0O
Each subsequent iusertion,. n,............ SO cents
Liberal deductions made to monthly or yearly
advertisers
The Placer herald., 1865-06-10
B. r. MYREs,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law, "A uburn.
OFFICE in building on Court street, next door
" to the Temple. Having resumed the practice
ofaw will attend to all business ntrusied to his
care in the several courts of the State. Jellmy
The Placer herald., 1865-06-10
PLACER HERALD.
A WEEKLY DEMOCRATIC JOURNAL. DEVOTED TO Poll
ITICs AND GENERAL INTELLIGENCE; Is fUBLishED
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