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r. n. EDDY,
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TESTIMONIALS
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PoREIGN AND NATIVE QUAcKs,

who know little OF the nature and character q Special Di.
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pomss of lLstiutions or Colleges, which never existed In
any part Of the worh others exhibl; Diplomas Of The
Deal how obtaiDei unknown not only assuming AMI nj
vertsng In of hose Inserted In The diplomas bot
IN further hrr imposition assume names II other ose-
brated physicians long since dead Neither be deceived
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boldly Asserts land Il cannot be eoniradcted, except ~
quacks who win say or do anything, even Peure them
selves, TO impoee upon patients) that he
10 hs only Regular Graduate PAy'ie'sn adpsrfis.
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Act Of February u.s. 1872 chapter l9 volume g. rage ts
February 8, 1881, chapter 10, volume 4. page 40.
June 30, 1854 chapter ISL, volums 4, page IDS.
August Is 1885, chapter 100, volume III, page l3S-
February 6, 1859, chapter y, volume IL page $50:
February IS lso, chapter 81, volume IL, page 40.
March 3, 1865 chapter 100, volume IL. page 90
February Is, 1851, chapter ~, volume II, page 39a.
Approved, July s, lo70.
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TWENTY YEARS
STRANGERS AND TRAVELLERS.

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known 70 many Citizens, Publishers, NerchantI, llo
PROPRIETOR, kc that he 10 much recommended, and y
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anu nc ncir0 nasty stcpo, Nnu saw tio
approaching light of a lantern, borne aloft
by mans appraised arm.
This way'r shouted Lowder. we
are wrecked on the rocks !! For the love
of Heaven hasten y
The bearer of the lantern, attended by
N male companion, came running to him
and was soon Mt his side.
The lantern bearer was rough Sicilian
fishe rman. grade above his class. His
companion was also Sicilian, but evident
ly of somewhat higher degree. Both
werc all excitement, establishment and
sympathy. - =,
In AS few words rs possible Lowder told
the story of the shipwreck. and called at
tention to the condition of his noble young
employer.
Il think he is dcadr he said, in chok-
ing voice. Garry him up to your cabin.
lot everything be done that can be done
to save him. Twill pay You well for any
kindness to him. Poor fellow He was
my travelling companion. I loved him rs
II he had been my brother instead of only
my hired attendant. Poor Jasper.
Tho two Sicilians linod the helpless
form of poor young Trcssilian, and car
ried it between them toward their cottage.
Jasper Lowdcr followed them. bewailing
his loss. Tho above wo publish rs u
specimen chapter; but the continuation
OF this story will be found only in the N.
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SIC 10. And be Il further enacted, That all the reg
ulations and provisions which Apply TO the obtaining
not inconsistent with the provisions OF this act shall
| apply 10 patents Tor DESIGNS.
or arm domIced IN the United States, and any corpo-
ration created by authority of the United States.
sn,s on rsssn of ar located II any re
country which ny treaty or convention affords similar
,s +, ,se ssel%sse use o. any lawful irsde%arr
who intend 20 adopt and use any trademark for ex-
elusive use within The uns Ss,s; H. may Ss,sn p rS
/ the following requirements. To Wit;
first By causing 20 be rrcoried IN the Patent once
the names OF the parties and their residences aud place
Of business who desire The protection Of the uade-
| mark.
dsscrpou OF rosis comprised In such class, BY which
the has been or IL Intended 10 be apprvpr-
Third. description cf the trademark itself, with
fscslmies thereof and e mode In which u has been
or Is intended to be applied and used.
trade. mark has been used.
Finh. The payment Of zee OF twenty-five dollars,
In The manner and for the same purpose - the
sStR. The compIIsnce with such regulations as may
| he presrribed by the Commissioned of Patents.
seventh. The Ming of drclarsiion, under the oath
of the person. or Of seue member of the nrm ocef
pro,sction s he irssasrk has right to the usc d
The same and that other person. hrm. corIora-
n =" such near thereto a. %ss'
ca.uaied TO deceive and TIA. Tie description and
fsc-snes presented ior rvcon are true copies Of TIC
| trade marx sought 90 be protected.
src N And bv u further enacted That such trxhe-
marx ,hali remain In force for thirty years from the
date of such registration. except In cases whe such
h claimed Tor and applied 90 articles not
manufactured In this country and In which u receives
protrton under the laws of any foreign country for
sortsr PERIOD IN which t shall cease On have any
thls country ~ virtue q this act Al the anne
time that q Incomes of m eject elsewhere, aud during
the period that reu,sns In hrce II shall euttic the
person. ru. corrorstos rrsstcrine the same Co the
exclusive thereof ~ lar as rrrari. the description
OF rcods 90 which % b appropriated In the stze,Benl
asd under oath rs aforrssh and other person shall
lawfully nee the sse trs mark, substantially the
same OF 20 nearly rseenbling N 90 Re calculated "a
Deceive upon substantially the same description ot
soois Provided, That ain months prior "a the expira-
ton of aid term of thirty years application may be
made for renewal of sUcI registration. under rcgula-
ticps 20 he prescribed By Tho Commissioner % Patents
ami The Zee Tor such renewal shall be the same foF
the original registration; ccrtincatc of such rcucw
kl,. c issued la the Tor the original
and such shaii In force
Or further term ofthlrty years; And proyide narer
That nothing n this sccsu shall be construed BY any
court abridgng or IN sI manner anecttx uufavor-
ably the claim VI any person. nrn corpofsuon or com
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IGNORANCE OF ouAcK DOCTORS AND NosrRuM
MAKgRs

Through the ignorance u the Quaek Doctor, knowing no
other remedy he relies upon MEndrar sDd giss TO All
his patients In Pills, Drops, &c 90 The Nostrum-maher,
eaisy Ignorant aids to his soczIoi Extracts, Spse'he,
Andoe kc bob relying upoo its effects In curing kv
In hupired u ID trumIrtci In various ways Throughout
Inc land hut alas nothing IL sa u the balance, some
Of whom die, othep grvw wore, a are zen 10 nger And
sner FOE months 81 year, unit, relieved cured u pos-
The Placer herald., 1870-06-11

TER EN- L NJ G G K A MT.
Congress WON'T Adjourn.--SPOtted Tnii.-.
Cuba.--1He Feuians.
WAsnlNor N. Mas 25, Is Sivsn,v.

WAsrINor N. Mas 25, Is Sivsn,y.
Div the p'aasute IN helng P,Isiden', OF
Assistant Prlsldrnt whin no one is con,nl
unless We rema,n Al home and attind I" bnsi-
ness that ought to st,,nd to ts-if. thi.k
{ il we're not fr respect or pity for bis rii-
livss me cousin wnull resign immediately.
and 90 to Long Branch to lay aud Ioil he
aide the h,hhllny "rean. and drink mini =
I-rs favored wld ,anl But ye Sc. il ne
r"u.in Ulsses resigns Coifax wli DO stih-,
taking bis place, aud dlS'l the D'n', or ~ny
o,heI ii,,ve { ne cousin. wound he lave N
office over nigh,. Nj. cousin though snri
ou-ly If resiyu,ug la-ht wake. bu, on cor
sul,lny w,d Cnlfax he found i, WAS no u.s. OF
t,es Tor me cousin, if p"ssibe.
81, We have got 10 sh,itk il ont this sum
mer unit, WI sre utlte' like bad bu'h~r
suppose lio~ly Jabrrs. but how ,hssa Con.
gr-ssmen do sh,ck here. ~bin there is on,
chsor. of getting 90, thing ouf "t pspls ~ho
r.pi biIIs psshed Bat they csnno, s,sy
much l""g-r. because p"pe have begun to
nav f.r totes wld ~i'd Iand on The plains.
n, Cong ess,nan can shland much of thar
aud
Ar,ah hu, we had a terrible scare a, The
Finite II use to-day Ne cousin aud m-se:f
wore .u,iua 10 IT,. B'u- K "n, PLAYING .-v-
-u-"p 10 81. who should bnv Tho n.xt f-hkv.
- ,La, sint from NV Orlsn-s VA. near,
gone, when n Osg-r servant come rushing 10
4 e room shonr,ng:
'iud,sns Indians
G,e-nl D,n', VII" had been standing hy :,
1,i- y To- king into me hand aud ~ink,un
/, me cousin Unssrs, and '-l-p'mrh'ng to
h,m wbs, cards had habit which DIS
lik-. but dare not sphsk. "t it-D'nt just
brld on TO his halr ~M one hand, and
rrawird und,r The sofa ~id the other. sb"Ti
my "pu,kmh-- !" Me cousin though, Din,
MAS calling him "pa' karhee.' 40 b1 went
under tho table where We mad been playing.
Just then The ugl,-st look ng lohau thai
-ver .ai Dig ,orst came IN aud sat dnwn IN
'hs rha,r which mo 'lIus,ii"us COUSIN had
VT ked his ears bs, k aud forth, scratched
hrs leg. r-achrd up in hls b ir and pulled
out wood thk, Reached under bis blanket
ADD .ctsirh.d. and san':
ugh s. "ttrd AZ
n.v.r could stand any personalities from
M lndan. aud s- hs evilsn,ly meant NE. |
t"uM bim 1t ~as no such a thing, and he
AIS another. lie then went under h's
hls, k~l sgsi". and, sflhsr scratching bt.
WAS afher bringing ou, \ louss. He cracked
IL b-lws his thunh pas, and said:
'S"ttediaiI me Cum Great Father to
see. Y,u Grea, F~'h-r to Big l'ja,9 Ugh!
,o.h him that acrept-d bis apoleg,,
but div,l the ra,s d d for his Shpot edia'l.
"A,hsr was father to any Indian; bat that
ne cousin va once stationed in Cahfoi n ~,
aod ,ha' lie knew ah about such things. but
q. The red men inusht no, blame me cousin
ss they musbt kuow, Of their ovu sxps'i-
The Placer herald., 1870-06-11

IS Dresden there is an iron egg, tho bic
tory OF which Is something like this: A
young prince ser, this egg to y Young lady
to whom he was betroihed. She received il
in her bsnds and 10, ked a, it with t1et,sin
In her Indignation ,hst he should send her
snch gii. shs cast it to the earth. Whea
1t touched the ground. spring, cupniunf,
hidden in The egg. opened, and u silver yolk
rolled 0"t. She touched a secret spring 10
'he yolk and a gnldeu chicken was reveslsd:
she touched sp'ing in The chicken, and
crown waa found within she toncbsd Q
spring in the crown. ard within i, was found
a diamond ~edding.ring. 1he,e is moral
in this story, end that is, it will cot do 10
trust 'oui ward appearances"
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mak- the right TO sit on juri-s Of practical
vrlue t. themselves. Through their "Ioysl
|ragues" they combine to prevent Il e punish-
meot of any r"lored person for crime against
the whi'es The fac, WAS Developed in open
"onrt al Quincy. Fiorida. recently. A negro
juror was asked by the State Attorney # hs
had taken IN oath in any serre, organ n, ian
not to bring in a verdict, when acting a. 10.
r"r, aga'ns, any Of his color where q white
man as interested. and hs adm it, oil ,ha, be
had taken upon himself such an obligation.
The chances Of getting justice out Of negro
jury after this revelation, can hardly
DO con sdered good.
The Placer herald., 1870-06-11
VIM. NEElY JOHNSON,

attorney ana COHf Seft0r al LdD.
MILL PRACTICE IN ALI. TIE COURTS
w in the SIKH Jnlicial District. and IN the
Supreme Cou t. and having associated With him
II. G.. johnson. will devote special attention TO
all IN ,ters relating to Public Lands before the
United States Land Office. and the State Land
Office at Sac amento. and before the General
Land Office at Washington Citv
business arran gemeuts having been completed
with prompt and competent Agents. in Washing
ton tor the speedy settlement oi all Land Claimss
il il h.li-ved that unusual iaciities can he Offer
ed to all persons INTEREST," d in Ian matters.
applications Ior Presumption. Homestead. Mining
Claims and all other classes of Lands drawn u
and prepared, and correspondence promptly ad
tended to.
Office in Gilg q Mot's Building, street. be-
tween Second and Third. sacramento.
Auburn june 5tb, 1869. ie5-Iy.
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THE HON. Mrs. M,FLINN.

Hurruh for the time that IL comm
Whin the l.,lies shall vote the min;
Och. won't the polls he boamin'
Wild G!hers an trinol,ne thin.
Efrc,itn tay thin am thinkn'
Will be the grand day of the year.
Whin lasSes an lads will be drinkin'
Together the candidates beer.
What's the use 10 wrangle wild Biddy,
About who the livin shall make
An sure. II 't@ifl PLACE h T. I'm rudy
To give up ih- hod for her sake.
An be siayi,' all day at The shanty,
To iind to domestic sff'irs,
A boiliu' tie lnte an pethies,
.4n' mendin' the rips aud the t,irs.
Thin whn election approaches.
An the lasses are matching thr siratc
Wild big bands of music an torches,
An Biddy is standing the trate.
III be on the side walk hurr:,hin'
For me own darlin' Biddy M'Flinn
Wild chile on me arms. an drawin'
A cab wi,l another one in.
IN whin she is making her spaches
Before the great min of The land.
Sure thin | will lend her me braches
.9n' sit hy her side on III" sthand
An after She's done wild her talkin'
An the people are cheerin' like mad,
Thin oT to the polls we'll he walkin'
Au' votiu' for Bd,ly bedad.
An whin all the votin' is over,
An Bddy elected. sure thin
I'll live like IA pig in clover,
Wil Hon. Mrs. M'Fliun.
The shanty ~ quickly be LAWN
An livin' wild iliigant taste,
Wild horse an sh,y ivr me drivia'
An Il naygur to wait on the Laste.
Its nivcr lie | am spak kin.
Eut ,hrnc livery word lhi, say.
lis mescli lwould never bc tlkin'
The rights OF the LADIES' away.
II u Lssie thukin' it proper
Should shoulder the mortar and brick,
Bud luck to the man that would ttop her,
Id black his Two eyes pretty qui.k.
The way is for all to kape asy,
An give TO the ladies' their way
They II s,ip up an vote like dairy.
No matter what the blackguirls may say
An thin shud the offic he sakin'
Or twirlin tie pick or the sphule
An Tor Us the livin' he IN kim,
Who cares so the livin is made
The Placer herald., 1870-06-11
NUMBER AZ,

keep the South iu the Union 10 mako hsr
ps taxes. they turn around and set the o;e.
xsr snd mule and tho spoons free; and they
wouldn't have set anything free (sccepti6e
.s- spoons) il they could have got The South
b. K into The Union without il.
They promise him tho " forty scres and
Tho mule" know five niggers that starved
plnmp to desl9 wsi,ine for that mu's and
that forty scrss. Laughter Id Ike 70
kno" where the carpet bag9sr got bic forty
scrss! Yos oil remember the Devil tool
the Lnrd up into = high mountain. and
promised II he'd fsll down and serve him.
he'd give him the whole world. and the old
.roundrel knew all the time he didn't o~u q
foot Of land on The continent. lDrsss
laughter
The csrpet.haggers ask me TO cast nv
vote 10 keep The white folks down Nov,
All | ever ssnted wa TO get on = level ~ish
The ~hi'e man. | never anipd to get sbovs
him. They ssv nipGer j. better thsn =
white 'na" in Cincinnati Well, tb~. nsy
I've the truth in C'nrinoa,i. But It ain I true
down here. /. is my in,er-s, to stand By
the Southern man, and it's my wish, too,
Whatever Law is ma 10 to affect the white
mans plantation also affects my little cottoa
patch IN the came way. The three cent ter
90 cotton hurts me worss than il does the
white man. But il puts money in the Ysn.
KEGS pocket.
They want TO disfranchise The white man.
and mako tho nigger put them into cffics.
that they may have taxes ard things their
own way. They never would have passsd
4 law allowing nicgers to vnte If they hadu't
thought The niggers would vote he R~pub.
hca" ticket. Nerer. NEVER. Who believes
otherwise Mt ,hi. nigg.r, certain.
The Placer herald., 1870-06-11

WHAT the people do want. aud whst they
will have. Is Governor who uhderats sbds
their wants. who is the friend Of tho ishorine
man, who la now and always has been OPP
posed TO Chinese coming here. who never
hs. ground the face Of The poor. and who 10
ko"wn from SIskiy"u to San Diego to 10
honest, and gifted with ahundsnc Of good.
hard sense. That man s Bin Watt. and hs
will he III" next Governor Of Caiiforuia.-
National Gazette
The Placer herald., 1870-06-11

HEALTH. YoUrH AND BEArrY.-These arc iewels
we all desire TO possess. The fret 50 essential to
the enjoyment of life, and the latter possession .
that give position and wealth. There is no means
so simple, and no medicine so certain to produce
these conditions SO sscnii.l TO y"ur happiness
a0l advancement, rs DR.. Walkers Vtgeta6ie Yin.
egar BiHers. II is ruiecl renovator of the
system. carrying off every particle OF poisonous
ma ter, wherein The Old are made young, and the
pale and sall0w will become fresh and Vigorous.
The Placer herald., 1870-06-11
u MON S AL DON.
HOLLIS & BISHOP. Prop ietors.
Tn the Brick Building, corner OF Main
and asst Streets on the Plaza
Auhnln California.

THIS NEW AND POPULAR SaLOON IS
| now open for The accommodation OF the pun.
lie. who have already occupied the premises in
iolce. aud proceeded TO max" themselves ut home
The people know good liquors when they tast"
'em and gooi cig'rS When they smoke 'cm; and
therefore when they have once been 10 The
UNION by are hound to call again and rcpe At.
The pioprirtors will keep none hui the Iesf art
crs. aud they fiticr themselves that they know
how to mix aud serve them. Call. O2..tt
The Placer herald., 1870-06-11

lr is suggestive fact. 'ha, of tho ak bua.
dred pT'soners in the E's-rn l'enosy lvsnia
pant-ntiarv, only ak ever learned y trade,
We do not infer from this that all boya who
do not learn y trade will evsntu4lly bring
up in ib- Stie l,ison but. other lhlngs bs.
i"g eq'a', the chances are largely ia their
favor
The Placer herald., 1870-06-11

RIPE FIGS "A f-w dNs since We saw.
says The Folsom Telegraph ripe 6g. on q
tree on Raulesnske Br. IN Placer count tv.
whch is several weeks ahead Of anv in ths
valleys. The vineyards in that vicinity, on
the red granite soil look splendid.
The Placer herald., 1870-06-11

DREADFUL "A sta'Isiician estimates thst
every "a'n1d couple may calculate upon T..
394 3O4 descendants in about five hundred
yeas. Let young people pause and reflect
on the dreadful consequences Of ma,rimonv.
The Placer herald., 1870-06-11

MARRIAcE of persons ot qn-erlv Suggest
tive names took place in Nav York last
week, wherein Henry W. Bsrbar married
Mss Hannah L Bead. The result of their
union will PR baby be a liul- shaver"