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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-12-22


8 ~. - ! i i ~ NJ
On nsst Msaday
Died aad srses fraIts & 81 yasisti.s
e Boyd'a.
M. q. i. Garrison ~ seat 3 srSw e
5neat 1T II pinsriss. md YIN snSags i
lunbseing this winter.
81 hatsvsr you wish Is ~ for tic
holidays. 60 q Linpssish's
b The Prssbytsriaa soeiabls VIII meet
to-morrov svsnins g ths rsaidsass q Mr.,
John 3. Clark. ssSs5
Subscriptions rsasiysd fsr any Psriedi-
81, !. Tshsy'l. & gu 4!
BE- M. ]. OAppls lot 5 valuable ~ o.
Aleaday aisat; supposed = hay. b.sa.
lpolsoAsd.
ficknor, Tolnaa 3 CO. Asvs : hns C.
soisnsat s. the celebrated '.IxL" pookst
cutlery, cheap. tas s.S%s53
Rev. 8. &. Stewart, Of this city. IS.
tended tie Episcopal convoeatioa 8 Mn.
lnsapolis last week, and preached q The
opening service. 45s,
Call early and select your toy, .
Tobsy's.
The AlsxsndriA Post says that Knut
johnson VIA shot and killed 81 ) couple e
hultsrs, who mistoek hin fsr 8 fox s. 10
Vas moving through ths bushes.
"A lot Of choice aavoring extracts and
sdrfamery..a g Paul Moeksnhanpt's. 81
Prof. III Moore, 81 the ST. Cloud
Normal School, il one q the Associate
Editors Of the X;a.esots Teacher, very
useful publication Tor those engaged 10
teaohirg.
Choice tear and oofses, direct iron
New York, Just received ct Edelbroek's.
--Mr. N. e: Nixon has contracted with
J. II. Owen 4 Co., for The erection Of .
two-story dwelling house o Wells Avenue.
on the lot adjoining hat on which his
present rssidsnss stands. sis.s 81 as
Don't fail 70 call and examine tho new
and elsgant assortment Of Holiday Goods
just received, " Ar BuyH'1 d
ALLEN & Russell have something vsr
nice IN the line o. Teas. Every Pesnd Il
Narrated 70 give Satisfaction.
-P.ls 3 f.s4s i
"A p1oninsnt eitissa Of this place de-
elarsd last week thatnothing could induce
hin 10 lsays 81. Cloud, while his children
nssdsd the sdvantsgss which The schools
hsrs Afford. 10 knows what y Of super.
lativs vslus. 3l:ai; r 4. II .s$
-canasd fruits, a1arss assortnsnt q,
Boyd's.
On eatarday night, The vSaikaown
livery horse Of J. 3. Hayward, '.0M Walk
q" @ injured himself 8 his cal, by
becoming sntsnglsd II his haltsf. tlat hs
died The second Day afterwards 'sVslksr"
lad long BEEN standby
1lssaat holiday books; 4 Rsssabsr-
or Bros 'sz 5sst r E: s. = =
Corn and cob sruihsrs, S sy,.
s.st5 4 ~ ct 0rovenor's.
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MURRAY HILL.
MADAME G.. MEARasa
s.. EzaI1sH, 1REHcH AND GERMAN
Boarding and Day Scheol for Ieune
s@+gs Ladies'.


The next session will commences Tvse.
day, September 20. 1870. ss.sS -
Madame Mears has great pleasure in AM
noqQcing to her patrons and friends. that
she viii be able to offer superior advaptaree
for the complete and elegant education Of
Young Ladies, At the opening Of the next
session. &5s.55-j.:. -:
The course Of Instruction comprises Tia
English and French Languages, Latin.
Writing, Arithmetic, Algebra and Gesns-'
try; Geography, .Astronomy, Chenistry
and other Natural scieaces; Neatal I'D
Moral Philosophy, history, Composition.
French and English Literature.
i: During the season Lectures WIN 30 de.
liyered by eminent Professors On suhjseln
connected with the various departments s e
instruction. These Lectures VIII s. Is
ranged for the gesersl bs1eft sfi tAs
school ,t.:::.E...=ss~s s,ss I..Es
) Music, drawing, painting, .sinsi.e. e..
may bsincluded, &c special rates.
Tho best professional talent i, s1plsyea,
IN the various Depaftpents, and the viele.
10 andsfisAe inmsdiats Ssrs and sapsrvie.
ioniof Nadaue G.. Msars.s .,iaSss.5s q.
1! French 10 the language Of The establish-
ment. s @ sss.stE5 = 5sJss5ss % stse9s3.ss
Circulars giving terms, 10, ssst On ..
YaaUosAVAs "a ~ .tz4fsyis..1 sEsSeY.5
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. i QIe !. !. e auplsld lsvsr,
||0eiy1 M - r q ~ m u md
Z :! ! 4 sAls md Il
o. ~ lssnlae e d.. lsth, AIsxAxpsl
J ; 1tIpnA1psos, I'D q
~. RinAArdson. sams q Saint Cloud Is
lseS, sad 10 bssn, siass that time, hold
81 high sstssn 9 s naa and 81 sitissa.
HI los Vim e severely fslt. On Tuesday
his rsnaiss usfs tsksn g W,nona, whore
shs has I; broth and vim there Be buried:
aoIIpAI RlSzlc1loSs.-Now that the
hsAd ays ~ lsasiy sAsrs, stsry one b
[lssaias 49, 1sr ssa ling ehoiss II ths
~ e . - ~ &c noshsr,
tss, bsstAe, frisad q sweetheart.
s'vssl ~ q ~ ~ - lad asshias
nsse tsaatlSsl 9 prspsiats for : Christ
1as sin tAAn - ef those exquisite
shlsass tlat - bslng seld y the North
wsstssa hsal 1stats Association q Min
esspslts Every chrome i asoonanisd 81
one osnors shares = The Grand Drawing,
and yeu may thus make the recipient Of
ysur holiday present tho happy owner Of
tkesssads e dousss sssrM ef properly.
I've dollars vim purchase 8 beautiful
chrome and 5 shaass Of drawing a Opera
Hesss worth 81, 900 o. one * ninety
nine otAR nag1iAesat prizes.
= AZ &c
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Rev. 3. 3. Adaii.,S, 8: . Liaeoln Uni-
vsrsity, Chester Co., "a, says 8of .'0urj
Fathers Aeuse: :" 4 = grand, Gorgeous,
Impressive; calculated to attract and thrill
shs popular heart Il isa wonderful pro-,
dustion. beth fer variety Of thonsht and
rishnsss Of sxpsesioa. d. March Il. one
q The NEST picturesque wdtsrs In our
sosat.y. sss sdvvrtisemsnt u SMOTHER
ssluns. ~ HI . ...5
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Il IL % SS -,
4. |ssl u s! sssSs
=
lIiill! =. q SIS
8
4 III & d
rn,,o,
~. ohila,. D -
b.1n lsuna :
north b.nk 49, ..s1l
ail,s ftoa -
,aken Is
- he Indissl
Birch Bask ~ I III =. a.
q g Indian sa & - ~
vsss tAlrs, trisd 9 exp,aia {, IN 81 lhely
had found 5 vhits M a. q "a.
Riysrs, 81 ,na.ii.al u river ~ 1, Is.
ashss. fh,y ,.tSl IL, = -. -
~, asxt day. sd he Io.,ht A.. A.,,s,
had killed o. Il tlair esill 40. "a \.
aid nj like !. IS ~ p. 49, 11ls,
|after. IL. Chief t.ol ~. ...,...,,' -
followed ik:to n. l.,.. ~, $1,000.
Tho sirl {. ve.t III IL. ..s !. =. 49,.
Il vhere she ~. ~, 1,,.y,,.,, ~,
days bsSsss ~ MN, i.arIe ,v,l., III
Ave othefs I v,snt M 49, = - a..
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OLepn. Dees ~ 1e7D
lhsst I'LL holds = 90 - fsr No. i;
10 fer o. Z.
0sts bring 86asee On tic ttrssts. . 81
Corr, shsllsd, 6tasos.
Barley lItels dsnsnd !; nay Is
quoted 8 4sa50o.
Rye, $50.
Brsai, worth ~ psr ton. plsnty d.
hand.
H.y, !. 4 e1..ll.n. quality iii. y..r, and
sells st Se.
Beans. $50 i ,a.oo. .e.erdias =.
#quality. s.s
p.t.4e..,- ....,i ]. i 500 .e.. b.i.s
brought II.
Chssss-M Minnesota, 80; Nsv York, 200.
Butter good ron briags 26s1sadilys
Green spples are very plenty, e 34.76s
6.26 psr barrel.
Egg, $50, and hard 70 ct Il any pries.
cEsnbsrries, s. 90 per bu., and sesras..
Wool, $50.
Dry maple wood i worth $4.bos$t for
full cord ; green msple, OAK, 10, $la34.b0;
tamarao, $3.50. B
M1rr.Aro11s, D.e.21
Mhsat-e6o. for No. /.
Oats-87c. Ss5;sss 81 RI &
Corn-60o. B
K1IwAuxls, Dec. Fl. I
Wheat-Firmey, 81 06& for No.
Corn-45c.
Oats-89c:
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Jst Jsvslry. q Tobsy's.
E,IJRs..5

TAs highest 81 Paul pries. fsr u kiads
ef11rs. i paid, q usual, By .. sohulten,
o. Gsrnaia strssA O.. Qleud Country
nsfshsats and trappers VIII And Il TO their
tnEsrss 70 give hin2 assall before shipping
|tAsiefeIs below. i. rs rs
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z An ExF1HMVl LAND DIAI11.-W0 no.
aesd briefly LAST week : visit Of NJ. Calvin
I. How. Of New York city. Is Ills locality
sud the northwestern portion 81 The State.
He has since returned to New York. II IL
now four years since Mr.. II. 6rst visited
81 Cloud, and during this zine he lbs a. a.
tered over Ion. 600 aar;ss 81 lana - Mime.
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SoEsn1 lnRlsssI ess.-A little boy be-
1sagiag . he Consrss1tionsl Sunday
sshnsl, + Ills town, In lis skates be-.
Aind the front door while hs went into
eshool last Sunday. and aftsrwsrds threw
tAsm over hia neck and made .
straight wake for the lake, a. II nothing
lad happened. ..s.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-12-22

TIM 11luD1lc. q nssting of The stock
holders q u Il. Clsud Branch Of Tie u.
pabhs Inssrsass Co.. q Chicago, W. Hold
ysstseday. o. nstioa d ). 4, Nok,sDr.
upAsnsvass q sssa UAsirnaa. o. action
&c ". \ MitsAsn,, s18sa. @. i. Dasis vaa
rsslsseA Psssldssl q q 1saash . (aa q,
- las Dl,ss tsr) NJ y. !. No. &c NO. NO.
- Dksstse, fst ~ sllslsils ~ ~
la4ass ~ u lellss, shsssa. 6 asaeaa ~
nsssiss z ths Dire ~. e chlsass = %
letA lssx. ,a1
~ rsssst 4 Naxaiir Showed tiat III
lsli,ss - - issssd 9 tAis Btaask d.
- - - ysas; Irsniu.sii.a IL ssns,
q, olo.1A Lssses paid lssiae ts. go
iins, o, sos1o
s,5s 1As 1sllsvtas resslaaions were .sdePtsd,
8 1sss,ssly - hslr sptaiea u would IS
- ~ ~ Dir tsrs g their annual nsst-
IT u 6sel0el tAas No. nasO divid1ads 10
,lade mn 8 safplus u $500 900 las been
sesJss1, Thaa ~ approve tie aetioa 81
0s 8oefs 81 this eemp6ny, and recon.
snsad TIT trey - continued n ehcs 10
he sasaisg ysas.
The seeding thsa adjss1ned.
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-1sssy ~ u ~ sssstnsat 4 Asli.
Edey sssls.
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q -rasnsrs, lssk q III Burn. iron Germ
shelter, isgs.ts s;;,.sss,
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Con,lIsMo1EIs.-A regular meeting Of
he Beard Of County commissioners win b
AsA q the Auditors 0f6ee, commencing on
Tuesday, January Cd.

BAD lpox.-Early On Monday morning,
astabls 81 eennsotion with Mr.. @. A. Ruf-
fbs's lunbsriAg camp, near Crow Wing,
was Destroyed, with it contents, Including
Aay. ssyea exsn. "a, ,.ss..-...'5 =. g.
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500 BUFFAL1 ROBES.

-:-Rarnses M a ItheIsst st.sv. est-
m: : arsvsasr's.
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For sAI1. "A Wheeler 4 wilson Sew
ing Machine 6rst-olass entirely new.
VIM - sold q favorable terms. Inquire
ct this emes.
Alss, . Wilcox : Gibbs machine, nsw
Chance for 8 bargain.
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{ y-Lest ~ - ~ ~ e11sAsss
1 q oeeveasr's.
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PoIlos CouaT.-On Friday, Michael No
DoneusA wss fined By Justice Parsons IS.
raplain drunk. ls
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rr Z,
Tn Pan AND surr1l. The turn -out
q sehwarts 4 Thsis' Hall On Thursday
evening, when some Of the Prssbytsrian
Sabbath eehool children had . fair, and
the ladies Of the church gave supper,
WAS large. Tho articles offered were not
numerous but were oil nice, and were
purchased rapidly. Gone were a
Of By, tickets. Mr.. aes. willard obtainsd
: get Of fars; Mrs. ]. z. Wilson ) hand.
.sous pttanan, and 6 q. The many frislis
Of Capt. 4. NJ. Collins wsfs profuss Il
their congratulations that bys Ssrsuasts
draw hs win bs snablsd q l.'wrap his na.-
tial qs;st around him, ''and s.lis dsvlin ~
pleasant drsans.', & Tls fAir Melted $126,
Whish win DO ussd 81 purchasing nsv
books for II Z. libra 1hea s,sip -
was sxssllent and abundant, md bssu xhe
s. $lll~totai proceeds 4ases IL sss
Ths esn Aseirs q III e RssiR
1thanks ~ u "a 40 l,el1liiast ,tsr
~ No 30 u diskss ~ u ssppsr.. an,
u, hs.ss ae8s
lAzzlH Nor - sssmbse fssls nsts
aatural- liks. Dszias q = past ~ & =,
Asrcury - g. = Il. sspllayliillg vitt q
y littls g zlsro sAildt I'D ~ shows xrssa-
sidaeab 81 soslasss tsvard q alortala nc
SWSGk til m thus sz ~
BE Kfiday IlsAt sasw. &.
4, Saturday = ~. ssld.
Z aabbath Tho saaas. ssss So
lfsaday Cold aad windy; nserury e
below 1sro. s&s
(. Iusedsy Clsar aad cold. n sss
Wsdnesday Clsar aad seldse. Ihs
Mississippi ftsssa svsrs llsrsury l4slSss
low ssro.
Thursday Clsar and brasing; Msrssry
2oe bslsw ssro this nssnins
& BAsx o. AIIxA1DlIA This iastitu-
ton, new wall established, adv srtisss IL.
i win ell foreign sxehaags. Nea-rssi-
dsats VIII lnd rs 8 rsliahls als,t ~ q
peynsat u taxes = Douglas ana adjeia-
siag counties. Mr. 7. B. VaaHosssn, ~
chashi Y thoroughly acquainted With
iit = .busiasas. aad q prsnpt AID sessnnAl.
dating ss.s s. !. :. 1
q. cosr. larss los sffsr5, all Kids,
Which win Is sold 9 oost, fsr tAs next Ave
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Reliable, Ensrgstic AGENTS
Wanted Il every county Of The Ro.zH,
NORTHWESTERN DEPARTMENT..
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I The vssy bsst extra heavy irea-stsns
shiaa iishes, Is llnpsslon's.
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6 -.sssas 100 e ~ sls ssslkssy
~ - NnRl = -
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= - 3. s.
The Placer herald., 1870-10-01
WHY SOME YOUNG MEN FAIL.

That so thahy young men fall TO procure
fail to retain them, is their own fault nine
times out Of ten. They imagine that it is
their misfortune that they do moi possess a
business turn, or do not have on aptitude
for the duties Of certain positions or that
their employers causelcssly distrust them
But if they had the courage to go to the
bottom of the matter, they would discover
that they themselves are to blame. AS a
general rule this class of shiitless youths, who
find it so hard to retain positions, are not so
anxious to secure employment as to draw a
salary they do not like to work, and they
will not take lively interest in their duties.
If they are fortunate, through their own
efforts or through the assistance of friends,
to secure satisfactory place they try only
to do just enough not to lose it. They do
not seek to make themselves indispensable in
it, with their eyes steadily fixed on a still
higher position to which they will certainly lie
promoted in due time. They do their work
languidly, and throw it off their minds the
moment business hours are over, to think of
it no more till the next day, when the task
begins again. There can be no success in
this conduct Employers are sharp eyed
and rarely fail to detect merit in those whom
they employ. If one of their assistants is
useful to them, they are not willing to do
without him they are ready to pay him
what his services are worth (; and they are
anxious for him to reach that point when they
can confde share of their own responsible
tiles and cares to his hands. The secret of
success to young men lies in the homely
virtues of diligence, industry, vigilance and
honesty. With these attributes, even when
not reinforced by native talent and education,
no Young man need fail Of constant and
lucrative employment. They are the essen
tials to his employers confidence and friend
ship. They are valuable properties in any
business, and are as certain to command
good salary as prime wheat is to bring a good
price. Those young men who possess them
succeed those who do not possess them
fail.
The Placer herald., 1870-10-01
NUMBER 6.

PUZZLED DUTcHMAN.-A Wisconsin secu-
lar paper contains the following good story:
One who does not believe in immersion
for baptiam, was holding protracted meet
ing, and one night preached ON the subject
of baptism. In the course of his remarks he
said, some believe it necessary to 90 down
into the water, and come out of it to be bap-
tzed. But this he claimed to be faacy for
the proposition '' into" of the Scriptures,
should be rendered differently, as it does not
mean into all times Moses" he said "we
are told, went up i,uo the mountain, and
the Savior was taken into Il high mountain,
ETC. Now we do not suppose that either
went mfo the mountain but unto it. So
with going down into The ,catt,, it means
simply going down close by or near to tho
water, and being baptized in the ordinary
way, by sprinkling or pouring"
lie carried this idea out fully, and in duo
season and style closed his discourse, when
an invitation was given for any one so dis
posed to arise and express his thoughts.
Quite number of the brethren arose and
said they We're glad they had been present on
this occasion, that they were well pleased
with the sound sermon they had just heard,
and felt their souls greatly blessed Finally
a corpulent gentleman of Tcutonic extraction,
a stranger to all, arose and broke silence,
that was almost painful, as follows: m
"Mister Breecher, ish so glad wash
here tonight, for has had explained to my
mint some tings dat never could pellet pc
fore. @, ish so glad't that into doesn not
mean into at all, put shust close py or near
to, for now | can pellet manish tings vot l
could not belief peiore. We reat, Mr.. Bre-
echer, that Taniel vas cast into the ten of
lions and came out alife. Now, | never
could pellet that, for de wilt peast would
shust eat him up right off; put now it sh
ferry clear tc my mint. He wash shust close
py or near to, and It'd not get into the ten at
ALL O.. ish so glad | vas here tonight
"Again we reat dat de Hebrew children
was cast into de firish furnace, and dat air
alwish look't like peeg story too, for they
would have peen purnt up; put it ish all plain
near py, or close to the firish furnace, O.,
vas so glad vas here Tonight
"And den, Mister Breccher it is said dat
Jonah was cast into the sea and taken into
the whalesh pelly. Now never could be-
lief dat. 1t alwaysh seemed to me to be a
peeg feesh story, put it ish all plain to my
mint new. He wash not into the whalesh
pelly at all, but shust shump onto has pack
and rode ashore. Q, wash so glad wash
here to nght!'
"And now Mister Breecler, if you will
shust explain two more bashages of Scrip
lures | shall be, o, so happy dat wash here
tonight! one of them is very it sash de vick-
ed shall be cast into lake that purns.
The Placer herald., 1870-10-01

THE other day countryman walked into
a large wholesale drug store in Portland, and
noticed barrel of what he thought contained
seed. Taking up a handful he deposited
them within his capacious map, and turning
to one of the clerks, said "NWall, now what
kind of seed do you call them?" "Seed!"
said the clerk, " those are not seed, they
are cochineal" "Cochmeal, says the coun-
tryman, g what's cochineal?" " Why, they
are little bug, replied the clerk. ''Bugr"
roars countryman, and he marched out of
that store as if he had bee shot, the crimson
dye running in a stream from the corners of
bis mouth
The Placer herald., 1870-10-01
IN A PET.


WELL, let him go, or let him stay
l do not mean to die;
guess he'll find that can live
Without him, il try.
He thought to frighten me with frowns
So terrible and black 30
He'll stay thousand years, guess,
Before | asll him back.
He said that had acted wrong,
And fooiishly beside
l won't forgive him after that
/ wouldn't till died. rH.
II ] WAS wrong, what right had he
To be so cross with me?
know I'm not an angel quite
l don't pretend to be.
He bad another sweetheart once,
And now, when we fall out,
He always says she was not cross,
And that she did not pout.
1t is enough to yeX a saint
lit more than | can bear;
| wish that girl of his Was-weil-
1t is no matter where.
He thinks that she was pretty, too
Was beautiful and good;
l wonder if she Il get him back
Again now, if she could?
! knew she would, and there she is
She lives almost in sight,
And now it's after nine o clock
Perhaps he's there tonight. d.
I'd aim st write to him to come
But then I've said won't;
/ do not care so much, but sho
Shan't have him if | don't.
Besides know that ] was wrong,
And he was III the right;
gusss l II tell him so-and then
/ wish he'd come tonight!
The Placer herald., 1870-10-01
VALUABLE RANCH FOR SALE.

TI1HE well known Ranch OF the subscriber, situ-
L ated four miles northeast of Lincoln, Placer
county (adjoining the celebrated Vineyard of j
Il. Nickerson), containing 800 acres of land, 1875
acres of choice Vineyard land about 100 acres Of
natural meadow land, 5 acres of Orchard and
Vineyard; the balance heavily timbercd, well
watered- Doty rayine running through it; good
Improvements, including two barns, 3Ox40 feet
each, well fenced. Title u. S. Patent.
This is one of the best Ranches in Placer
county. Part Of the purchase money can remain
on the place.
For further particulars apply to JOSEPH
WALKUP, PLACER HERALD office, Auburn, or to
the subscriber on the Ranch.
je4 J. II. MYERS.
The Placer herald., 1870-10-01
OFFICIAL ADVERTISING.

The following rates, As FIXED by LAW, will be
charged for all legal advertisements and notices.
For the first insertion, dollar and fifty
cents per square of two hundred and fifty orns,
aud one dollar per square for each additional in
ssrtion, up to four, and thirty-fve cents per
square for each subsequent insertion.
.CP- All legal advertisements must be plainly
written, and the number of insertions must al
Ways be marked on the margin of each adver-
tissment, or they will be continued and charged
accordingly The publisher will not be respon-
sble for faulty OF Illegal manuscript.
The Placer herald., 1870-10-01


YOUTHFUL DIPLOMACY - A boy who had
been told never to ask for anything to eat
away from home, went into a neighbours
house, when the lady happened to be frying
doughnuts. l
Oh - said he, you are cooking"
Aware that he had been well trained, and
anxious to see whether his appetite would
get the better of his manners, the lady did
not give him any of the doughnuts.
Wen,' said he, returning to the charge,
9" your cakes look nice. "
ooh (! very NICE, said the lady, 'they
are the best | ever cooked"
After playing with the cat few minutes,
he remarked, And they smell very nice"
Oh yes, they smell very nice" was
the hdy's tantalizing answer.
Well" said the boy, " / suppose if any
little child that was hungry should come in
here when you were cooking, you would
give him something to eat p
Well, yes, think should"
Then, said he, after another turn with
the cat, &c guess l must go home, for l
am very hungry"
1t is needless TO add that he got dough-
nut.
The Placer herald., 1870-10-01
~%&

KISSING THE BRIDE. On Saturday Judge
Graves (white Radical) performed the cere-
mony of marriage in accordance with the law,
for very happy, contented, and aflectionate
couple, both descendants of Ham and bearing
unmistakable evidences of pure, untanted
African origin. The bride was lady of
massive proportions and richest ebon hue,
and her hair thick, short, and remarkably
cc,.,screwy.
After the ceremony was concluded the
enamored bridegroom, finding the usual Gus
tom on the part of the Magistrate of kissing
the bride omitted in his cause, and decming
it as necessary part Of the proceedings, re-
minded the Judge of his OMISSION and re-
quested him to kiss the lips of his precious
dear. The call was repeated from the white
Intermediates present, las if it was any of
their business )-The Judge looked at the
beauty, (who was waiting for the impression
of his sacred lips he stammercd, blushed,
shook his head and turned away too full for
utterance, while the happy couple Indignant
tly departed thinking, no doubt, they WASH t
morn half fmaried. Lerington (K1) Obseg'-
reI.
The Placer herald., 1870-10-01
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