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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-27
SozoDoNT.

Opal Dentallina, DaCosto's West Iudian Tooth Wash
IenvRns Tooth and Hair Brushes, Fancy and Toilet
Drug and Prescription Store. No. COS Market street.
Wilmington, lisl mAral
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-27
MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.
S,UFFERERs FROM DYSPEPSIA
REABi REFLECTii AcTlil
TARKANT & co.

StUFFERE6S FROM DYSPEPSIA
HEABi REFLECTu AcTlli
TARKANT & co.
Gentiemen,
am resident Of Curaeoa, and have
often been disposed write yon coueerning the real
v,ue ot your sELTzEt APERl ENT AZ a remedy for In
jisfstun aud Dyspepsia desire to express 10 you my
ineee gratitude Tor the great benefit the SELTZER has
duua my wiz.
with Dyspepsia aud after being under the treatment Of
several Doctors for two three years, she finally
Induced o seek the advice Of learned Physician Doc.
tor Cnblis oil Nsnezusa, who immediately treated her
with your EtShkNEsCENr SELTHEH APPEklENT she
beg ~ I" imprnveat once aud Is now PERFECTLY WELL
ise II 70 TO my duty i0r the good Of humanity to
make thls statement feeling that medicine valuable
shOuid be- widely known
Trusting will give this publicity, and Tepeatng my
earnest gratitude and thiuks
am very respectfully yours,
S. ID. q. HENRlQUER,
Mercbant, Curacao, s. q
WEAsK
The suffering millions In land to give this remedy
tral convinced nat by its timely use many may be
lia, ed, many cnredcf
DYSPEPSIA, uEARTBURN. SOUR STOMACH,
SICK HEADACHE, DIZZINESS, INDIGESTION, PILES,
CosrlVENEss, BILIOUS, ATTACKS, LIVER
COMPLAINTS, RHEUMATIC
AFFECTIONS, Sc.
Read the Pamphlet Of Testimonials with each bottle
aud do not use the medicine against the advice JouE
Physician.
MANUFACTURED ONLY ~
TARRANT co.,
27s Greenwich Street, New York.
RS-FoR SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS. septic
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-27

"a Corllandt ST., New York
.B-sIOO and 6 three cent postage stamps enclosed
to any authorized Agent will bottle roniining
so Pills by return mail securely sealed from all obsr
vatOn. dec29-ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-02-27
B1own's Jamafca Ginger.

Lows Brown Windsor Soap, and variety Of Perfumsry
and Toilet articles f1r sale at Wilson'S Drug aud Medci.
nal store, 6Os Market st. iuvls
The Placer herald., 1866-09-29

Roll CALL IN rpE SUPREME CouRr OF TIRE
UNITED STATES. - When the calendar oI
causes are cslsd in this august BODY, not
State is left out; but the cause. from those
at the South as we'll as in the North. are IA.
ken up and disposed Of in their order. In
this branch Of the Government. governed
purely by the Constitution and laws, there IL
no such thing as conquered provinces kn own
All are States, and all entitled 10 represents
ion.
The Executive, President johnson. Say.
this is true, and ,ha. they are entitled TO rep.
resentation in the law making branch.
Congress. the third branch, e.ac,s all tn.
duties Of States from them, bu. denies them
the rights thereof. And this j. the issue bs.
fore the people.
The Placer herald., 1866-09-29

DIsrURDIMc THE LEc7pHER.-Ths Stor'
and Stripes charges that "a we'll known cop
p-rhead attempted to disturb the "meeting'
attending Mr.. Hawkins lecture at the Cou,t
House in Auburn last Saturday night.
We are sn'ho'izsd to say. that the charge
is withop, foundation in truth, there Was 90
intention to disturb the meeting, poF ia.
any attempt of the sort made. A gentle,
man present. on the recital Of one Of the
speakers wonderful s'o'is', asked him "1f b.
had the papers for batl" to which the ler,
turer responded ,ha, "he would give hin pa
pers enough before he got throngh." and
went on with his discourse. Nothing NOR.
transpirsd on behalf Of this gentleman. for a
half hopr. when fasigusI and 'lisgustsd with
The tom foolery he walked ou: Of tho meet.
ing as quietly and ynobtrusivtly as possible
II this ia disturbing the meeting. peo, as ha.
better keep away from such sensitive asse.,'
bIages.
The Placer herald., 1866-09-29
HThe Indianapolis Herald has an ann

@T The Indianapolis Herald has an anu.
sihg account fla lawsuit between a negro and
n Radical and IT. antsrede,t+, pending in the
eou,t in that lace 1t appears that Rrpub
l'cap who was. in season aud out Of season,
for suppressi"g 'he reht ill"n n, all haza,ds,
was terribly j" straits when the draft cane.
Hs hired a black as substitute. giving Llm
30 mnfh cash and his note. payable when
the war was ended. The black was enlisted
for three years or the war The war .l,spd
in year. The black demanded the face of
the note. $3.50. the Republican who was for
supprsssing The rebe lion at al hazars, but
not for paying for two years fighting not
performed. The Republican, however took
care to draw from the county treasury $3.50
voted by the commissioners to substitutes
lie is safe If the black succeeds in court,
That is the way the Republicans Of Indiana
manage matters. Gov. Motion was chief
administrator. Swindls the negroes, and
save tho Radical party!
The Placer herald., 1866-09-29
SU M MONS .

State Of California; I ohnty OF Placer ss. District
Court Of the l4th Ju,iicil District ofsAil State
The People OF the State Of California, To Jas
norl,nd. Greeting:
YOU are ltby summoned to answer the com.
J. pltnt OF NancyJ Dorland in stiil Court. filed
against you. within ten days from The srrv.cr of
This writ. exclusive oi the day Of service II served
on you in Ibis county; hut il served on you with!
ont said county. anu within said District twenty
days; and i served on you without said County
and District. lhrn in forty days from such service
exclusive ol The nay OF service. in ;in action com.
m"nccd on The Iih day iScpemher. 1866 in said
tour:. to obtain a Judgment and decree of said
court di>solving the bonds OF m lmony yhtretofora
and now existing between You. defendant. Jnm"a
porland and Nancy Doll,nd. pL,intin herein.
FIIintlll also piay> Tor Judgment. setting aparI
tor The use and benefit I'll plInitl and her family
cutain property Situated in the town Of Alta,
Placer COUNTY, and more particularly described
in "a inllil3s e n. l1inl. All OF which you will
find fully set out in plaintiffs complaint on file !,
certified copy OF which is herewith served And
you are hereby notlicd that il you fail to answer
the complaint directed. pljintill will take judg.
m nj hy default against you and apply to 'tRe
ourl Tor the relici prayed for. and such other
and further relitl as may be just" :"
{ - In witness whereof. |. David ". Spear
I i-S. Clerk OF the 18th Ju,licl District Court
- J Aforesaid. do hcreunio set my b md and
impress ih" Sea- OF siIl Court. at office in Au.
burn this 7th d.fy OF Sept, mhrr. 1866. ..'
b. W. SPEAR. Clerk.
Il. S. 5Qcts.] "A. n. GAMBEIL. Deputy.
y. \. Walker, PITTS Atty IS Iu2O,
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co.
Through Line to New York,

r WILL LEAVE FOLSOM STREET
- 5aNlfS Wharf al II o'clock. A. NJ. OF "thS
EEzSass F-aias following dates. Tor Panama. con.
~ c,lng. VA Panama Railroad with one Of tho
Compiny's sple did steamers from Aspinwall Tor
New Yoik:
On the 10TH 18th, and 3Oth Of each month that
has so days
On the 10th, 10Th and 3oth of each month thu.
has 81 days.
When the 10th. 10Th and 3O,h fall on Sunday.
they will leave on Saturday preceding; when tho
18th falls on Sunday they will leave on Mouduv
following. =
Steamer leaving San Francisco on the 10th
touches 1T Mtnz milo. All touch at Acnpulco.
Departure OF 18th or 18th connects with French
Trans atlantic Go q steamer Tor St. Nazaire, aud
English steamer ior South Aperica.
Departure OF l0h connects with English steam.
er for Soni hampton, and Z. X. r. Co y steamer
for Crh'r, America.
Departure OF 3olh connects with English steam.
er for Tumaco. the port of The new mines.
The following steamships will be despatched on
dai "S as given below:
September 10Th CONSTITUTION. Capt. E. s.
fIrnsworth, connecting with Arizona, Capt,..s
Maury.
September 18th COLORADO. Capt J. T. va t..
kins, connecting with Henry Chaunccy, Cup. {.
Gray.
SEPTEMBER 29lh S sACRAMESTo. Captain Nv
Cavuily connecting with Ocean Queen, Capt
Weir. -.
Cabin passengers herhcd through. Bagga 90
checked through 100 pounds allowed each adult.
An experienced Surgeon on board. Medicine
and attend luce free.
These steamers will positively sailat RI O'Clock
Passengers are requested to have their basgafe
on board before 10 clock -
Thr' ugh tickets TO Liverpool by the "Inman
Line can he obtained al the Pacific Mail Steam.
ship Company's office. san Francisco
For Mrich 'n'iisc freight apply to Mcssrs. Wells,
Fargo Go. :
Nsi:> The splendid steamship Colorado will 10
diSp 'chcG fol China on Tuesday. January LIST,
1861. !
For passage and all ohrr information. apply
at the Pacific Mail steamship Co.'S office. corner
OF Sacramento o and Lcdrsdoril streets
Sent. |, 1866 I'D OLIVER ELDEIDGE AT
The Placer herald., 1866-09-29
MINING NOTICE

from the American Eagle Mining Company to
II. q. Wail"ish. John Boyd b. A. Woodwork.
Isaac Warner George McIsea and Ch.s. Brown:
SIEs -Iou are hereby II, tified that YOU arc
copatnrfs aSsoeiateL with me- ior The purpose of
prospecting and working y certain gold inaring
mining claim situated in Township no. 5. county
OF Placer. Cal. in the Brushy District, n joining
tn" lmcp-r'ient Tunnel an Mining cl inns on the
Sonih ana Called the American Eagle Tunnel
Mining Claims; and you are further notified. that
on Tie 10Th day OF November. A. 1866. at tho
aforesaid American + 'ge Tunnel Mining Claims.
meeting OF the m, mbrrs OF said Company will
ne hcl" lor the purpose OF lcvyng an asscrsment
'nr 'hep purpose ol prospecting and working said
claims.
JAMES LINDSAY. Secretary.
FOREST Hill. Sept 24th 1866. $40 st
The Placer herald., 1866-09-29

According to the Gazette If Tlies,e. t. 6
prisoners arrived in thai cIty relate the fol-
loving: w hle the ironcIad irigate Re d
It'/ia was sinking. TWO Austrian officers
jumped int" boat and rowe,l towards the
stern of the f'igate in order to spiz. the Iial
IAN flag, which was f,ing there. But Al,
allan officer laid hold Of it, although he
could see the ship was on he POINT Of 81, k.
'ng. aud after firing rev. i,pr at the Aus.
''ltns, went down. pret-rr,ny t, perish wuh
n" vessel rather than deliver up the flag t,
The enemy"
The Placer herald., 1866-09-29

ELECTION REsuLrs.-As the returns of re
cent eIer,irns come in, they continue to
syince waking up Of the people to tue exi,
senciss of lhs times.
In Arizona, Col. Poston, johnson Demo
cra', has been elected delegate to Congress
from ha: Territory, over The Radical oppos
ton, hy considerable majority.
A. G. B"ggs was elected Supervisor o
Napa county, over Radical, by a vote O.
the county at large.
George Swingle. Democrat, was elected
Supervisor in YoIo county in a dislric. here
tof"re carried by the opposition.
w. w. Davis. Democrat, WAS elected Su
pervisor in the Chico District (he home o
Congressman BdwslI) in Butte county.
Al special election held in Massac coun
ty, Illinois, the johnson men carried tn,
election by ISL majority. At the last cleo
tons the Repubs carried this county BY 67s
majority.
The Placer herald., 1866-09-29
INsoLvENT NOTICE.

tn" matter OF the Petition Of Elias Jackson. an
lnSolvcn: Debtor in III" County Court. Placer
lntfonnty. State OF California
III URSUAN To an order OF the Hon. n. Fell
n lows. Judge oi the said County Court, not, ice
Is hereby given to al the creditors OF the SAID IN.
solvent. Elias Jackson. 70 he aihi appear i,iiorc
III" Hon. II. Frlid s.C6nnly Judge Aforesaid. at
me Court room OF said Court in the County of
~ Ger ON tn" 22nd day OF October, y. 1866, ut
10 o'clock. A. NJ OF that day. then and there 10
show cause il any they can, why the prayer OF
said lns"lv"nt should not be gr,n'el. and an u.s.
signment OF bis e>tat" he made and he be dis.
charged from his debts and liabilities in pursu-
lncr OF the statue in such case made and prov.
d".', and in the meantime all proceedings against
said ihsovent be stayed. ,'
~ Witness my hand and the seal of said
( L.S. Court. this 18th day Of September, 4. ..
l-~) 1856.
d W. SPEAR. Clerk.
IT, Il. 5. oo c'sJ by 1. n. Gamlmll, D. G.
y. l. Cannon, Petitioners Atty. s22 4w.
The Placer herald., 1866-09-29

COLLECTING TSoors s.-The telegraph tells
of the concentrating of troops around Wash
incton-from 5000 to $4,000. II is proba.
III, all false. but if the President does not
protect himself. after the threats which are
daily openly made, he will show himself n
greater idiot than we can possibly believe
him. The Radicals breathe nothing but
bloody determination to him and Lis ba,k
ers, and they johnson and suppor,er>) can
do no less than defend themselves. To iLis
little measure have we, great and free pto.
pie, at last shruoken. Where is our ad.
vanced .iv'lizalien - our learning - our
mighty in'e lect-.our exalted moraIs-opr
proud structures Of self government Shall
We say they were but a brag-a dream-th.
waking reality being but the carnage and
despair Of civil wall Forbid it, Almighty
God.
The Placer herald., 1866-09-29

CANvAssISo ON TIE ATLANTIC SIpE.-
Our exchanges are full of The fierce La,ts
now being wageI on the Atlantic side
Both parties appear to BE- wo, king like bea
vers, aad b"sh appear confident Of success
The big fight is for Congressmen-svery
other interest is made to bend to that.
Pennsylvania is alive with convention,
and assent1ages; and day and night publ,
speakers are addressing the voters. They
seem to undaisand that the issue is Zig with
the fate of empire, and hgh. tie battle ac
cordingly.
The Placer herald., 1866-09-29

Point LOCKOUT 1t Ia;td at the mouth oi
the i''tonac river. much resnr'el to previous
I" The war AS summer resort, but whi, Il
tor some time previous to The close Of the
c"nh CT was used AS "A prison for rebel prisons
rrs. has recently been purchased hy conf
Iany OF New yak capitalists, who d-sign
putting everything il first rae repair hv
"rx' season, with view Of usifg ii as wa
lerlng nlare.
The Placer herald., 1866-09-29
i. S.
INTERNAL REVENUE OFFICE.
FOURTH DISTRICT, CALIFORNIA.
AUBURN. September 10TH 1866.
Annual List of Faxes on Incomes, Etc.
for lRGh and QfR

IOf 1860 ana S66.
MOllCE is hereby given that III, Annual Lis,
~ OF Taxes, as assessed hy John NJ Avery. Uni
ted States Assessor for this District has been rn
fcrived. aud is H. due and payable. For all
t'xes uunpaid ut the expiration OF twenty days
rom the date OF this notice, demands will he scry.
ed Ior which Zee OF 20 cents will he added. and
mile &" at the rate ol 4 cents per mile il served
~ person, and ut the expiration OF ten days from
the due OF demand, If delinquent ten per cent
VIII nc Ml"ed 10 The amount of Tuxos due In
accordance with an Act OF Congress passed June
sum- 1914, and as amended March 3. 1865
ALFRED BRIGGS. Collector.
~ C.-l viii in person or per deputy. be at the
lo'Iowlng time and places in Placer county. ready
10 receive the taXes:-At Dutch Flat Srptemb- n
Z4'h; at Gold Run. September 25th; at Colilx.
September goth; at Lincoln, September 2Sih; at
Michigan Bluff October LIST; at Forest Hill. Octo-
Der I'd; and at Auburn from October 3rd TO Octo.
Der Sth inclusive.
A. BRIGGS, Collector Dist No. 1.
s29 2t By c. D. Pucu, Deputy
The Placer herald., 1866-09-29
the Union Republican members Of the House

the Union Republican members Of the House
Of Representatives, they have unanimously
declared that no such States can be repre-
sented in Congress, or ought to be repre-.
sented ia the Electoral College, or, in their
judgment, ought to be represented here, as
that would give them the right to be repre-
sen,ed in TIE Electoral College,
Horsce Maynard, Of Tennessee, led of
against i'm, and we know that not only the
delegates from States in rebellion were ad
mit,ed, but that Mr. johnson was nominated
from one of them as Vice President. The
Congressional conspirators were thus defeat
ell In their own party.
So it was then; but Why Is it that Coz
gress. governed by these same Radicals, are
not the supporters Of the President no~i
Simply because he proposes to hold them to
their solemnly recorded professions. with re
gard to the OF je'ts Of the war. Simply be-
cause hs proposes 10 bring the practices Of
Government back TO the order Of things es'
tsbIished by the Constitution. Simply be-
ceuse he chooses to be faithful TO party
pledges, and the chart he has sworn TO stand
by and defend, and refuses to embark with
them upon an unknown, stormy sea, guided
BY nothing but THEIR arbitrary, ever aggres'
sive, ever changing theories Of New Ma.
ton" In short because he will stand by
the Judicial branch Of Government, now
that war neress'ies are passed, and no, play
traitor to the Constitution and people, with
them.
These radicals now say, the war was not
wagel to preserve the Union. The Presi,
dent says it was. We show The resolution
of Congress in support Of The Presidents
position. The President and the judiciary
say the States of the South are in the Union.
beaause the war WAS success; the Radicals
say, those States are not in the U.ion, but
are conquered provinces, with no rights tx,
rept such as the loyal States, represen,e ed by
one branch Of the Government viz: Com
gress, may choose to concede (D them. We
bring YOU the record Of the Baltimore Con,
ven'ion on This sui ject.
The President saws there shall De no taxa.
lion of the people of those States. withou,
rrpresenistion-a principle as old in prac
'ice a. English civil liberty. Congress has
assumed to tax them, and denied their right
to represent
Thus we see tina. the Radical element will
favor whatever revoIut 'onizes our Govern.
men;, and will 6ght everybody and every.
thing that opposes Their ,ra,orous design of
New Nation" The President and his
Republican supporters are foIl'wins up log.
eally the theories promulgated by his party,
upon which the war was commenced and
prosecuted. The Radicals have left him. but
With brazAn Inconsistency and inpudrnce,
jepopnce bm and his followers as traitors
to their party.
The Placer herald., 1866-09-29

RIcH QUARTZ MIR. Mat.hsw.on, Of The
Martinez Quartz Company. has sent u sew.
eral pieces Of rock from their claim. that
shows .splsndidIy 10 free gold. Ws under
stand that tho Company, recently, Aa.s been
taking out quite IN amount Of The same kind
Of rock.
The Placer herald., 1866-09-29

GRovER & BAKERS MAcurxE.-W We speak
from experience, having one in our f,n,l,
when we claim for the Grover IL Bake,
ewing-Machine q the merits which they
represent ii to possess. Parties have only t"
cail at the Grover IL Baker sales room. and
witness the p-lte H"'k ki,g Of their machine
on every variety of fAbri-, ii iher I'll. most
delicate gauze Tissue ur The heaviest sol,lier's s
"veiroat, an! doing each with such perfection
aud rapid tv, as to convince any person
wanting sew'ng machine that they can
here tiud aperi-rl one Besides doing or1i-
nary sewing, this is the ouly machine which
successful, makes that beautiful enlroid-r,
sI'lch now almost Indispensable for orna,nen.
ing ladies' aud rhllirens' Carmen s. Of whih
g'ea, va'i-ly "f styles and patterns are on
exhibition AT their 'tlire Those indlspeusa,
bic features of sewiug-s,reurlh, uniformity,
and elasticity Ill of which are Lrnu ght ON,
IN this inromparable inyrn' ion. m k- 1t the
f'>t sewing nachiHe in lhe world ST
Louis DEMOCRAT
The Placer herald., 1866-09-29

The hicag" papers, now that the cholera
has fairly made It's appearance in that ciN
assert that the disease has prevailed lh.r,.
ever since the early part of June, Lu, ,I,ar
the rh\ \sr'ans. '"a'o'd creating panic, havr
'all-d II 10y miller narI-. The rnndri ~ OF
the river, winch has ter"me sagnan, havou
at that port. is assigned as principal cause
"t the vlui .nt "vlbrtai If he p-stileure.
The Placer herald., 1866-09-29
A CuRrous FACT ABOUT QvAerz.-The


Nevada Gazette of September 24'h says:
IL the course of the trial Of The ease of
Sanguine,ti VS.. Keeny, in the Dislric, Court,
some interesting testimony WAS given by
mining experts in regard to quartz Lodges
inlerseclng and crossing each other. Sever,
IL OF the Witnesses were from Grass Valley,
where numerous north and south as well rs
east and west lodges have been worked, but
none of them had ever known an ins ance
in which two lodges crossed each other and
continued on their course. William Watt
slated, however, that many years AGO in
1855, we believe, he knew an instance in
which one ledge came I'll, Fl up against
another on which tunnel was being run,
and he had often regretted that he had not
examined it mote closely That WAS before
any attention had been given to the sui, 'ct,
aud it is possible that Instead of two ledy-s
inIerseciing that the rock in one had hem
mlsl Faced 10y some couvulsion, or what AT
The time was supposed +" hs a ledge, was
merely spur putting # 1T a right angle
1t Is certainly very seldom thar l-dges cross
each other, although there are many lora-
ties like Grass Valley. where they run in eve
ry direction. The most Of the edges in he
vicinity Of Nevada run nearly north and
south, although there are few that have an
east and ives, course.
The Placer herald., 1866-09-29

A constable in Indiana read spmmons
against a dead man, lifting tho winding
sheet, in spite Of the weeping widows pro-
test to perform the work.
The Placer herald., 1866-09-29
n E w STORE.
CHARLES n. CWYNN,
DEALER IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS


TENWARE, Etc.
CDD-FELLOWS HALL. AUBURN, CAL.
II AVlNG opened in this we'll known stand, in
z the basement of O"d Fellows Hail. will
keep hand on la"2e and fresh supply OF goods,
consisting If Groceries Provisions" ."Oat Meal Rye
Flour. Buckwheii. Corn Meal. lIominy; Feed of
all kinds. such Wheat Corn, Barley. ground
Barley. Midnlings and Bran. and Il genera, assort.
me'l as kept in the trade Call aud See, US | will
sci cheap tol' rasA
Auburn, Stptt tl,iier 22nd, lSG6--4t
The Placer herald., 1866-09-29

MAYOR u-r"s Won Ii"rrkr, who was chief
"f->latf /" Gen. } E B. Stuart. AID contrib.
"'ed an arc"lnt of his exp''i's 10 BIarkwood
is now on the staff Of Prince Frederick Char
ps 81 Prussia
The Placer herald., 1866-09-29

The New York WoyM says. he Oh i e OF
FRED. ll"uGLAsa AS ia gat- from koch-s-
ter, t. TIE Mean Wilt. Convention ia,
'alsed Qnt t.. low IN th rit,. Tn. sam
R-p"' Il" ans who tl.n"r for negro eqnal t,
5 '"t', te.l their go,ge Use whenever tn-r. T.,
ap'mtral arI location If trat doctrine No,th.
They blame the S"nthrrn p4nl le for MT
giving sntl'"gr and equal ri.ht, t., negroes
yet s" far. n t the fit step h>S been ! ken
i" that dirr't'o" by the Republicans N,,th
1t mean whites really wanted universal >uf
rage and O. red r-pr-se' ton, at least one.
hundred nrgro l.ya,es should r- adm tied
t" Seats IN the Conv-, tom But there " IL
he ""ly one, aud he " II be forced upon that
hyp"crlIiral Convention.
The Placer herald., 1866-09-29

WHERE TIE Milk GoE+.-The Grass Val.
ley National SAYS. 1hos NJ. Cue Owls a cow.
g"o" COW, who formerly had a hal il Of yiv
ing TWO gallons Of the "Iar,eaI hud" dall,;
Tor the last few days, however. she has onl,
given quart "a day MrCu. WAS somewhat,
a't"n'shed at This snIden FL ng of aud WA,
impressed with n snrAklny il-a that some
body WAS n "yi,'n" in on Lis COW. SO h. ken,
wa'eh, and yesterday, to his as,onlsh,n-,
"aughr two infant por.ines, une on either
side, 's' l"ggip. he m,k.
The Placer herald., 1866-09-29

THOMAS BOYCE. North East corner of Mont.
gomery and Washington streets, San Francisco
10 authorized TO solicit advertisements aud sub
scgptiops n that city for the Herald, and receipt
for the same.
J.J. KNOWLTON & CO.. Advertising Agents.
corner OF kearneJ and Sacramento streets, are
authorized TO solicit advertisements and subscrip,
tions TOR the Placer Herald, aud receipt for the
same.