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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-06-17

Miniature Almanac. .June ~.
Bun RISES. .4.23 Moon rises.... 90 AM
Sun Sets ............ 7.3s High water 10.45 AM
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-06-17
Turkish Prunes.
10 pounds f0a. $1.OO
ALIENS FRUIT STORE
- NO II EXCHANGE ST.
jun15-sndlW

JunI5-Snd1W
A Morning Walk
Would you your morning hours employ
80 you may better health enjoy
Rise early with the glorious Sun,
And walk an hour or so-and run: rr
Rove through the Public Garden fair. \"
And view The Statuary there's
Then take the Commonwealth the malta
Returning ere the breakfast calls:
Ii you have time, we would propose
You walk as far as GEORGE FENNo,s
Where BOYS are "CLOTHED" from henT tn foo,
Corner OF Beach and Washington street
Boston, june s. leo On ~,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-06-17

Republican Caucus,
inc Republicans of Gorham are requested to meet
at the Town House in said Gorham on Tuesday
June 9th, at O'Clock p M. to select delegates to
represent them in the Rep. State Convention to be
holden at Portland June goth, 1871.
t-sauf PER ORDER.
"oinaih' June 18Th, 1871. jun15-d3tw1w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-06-17

REPUBLICAN CAUCUk
The Republicans OF Harrison are requested IN
meet at the School House at Bostsrs Mills in said
town ON Saturday the 9th inst at five O'Clock P, M,
choose delegates to attend the State Convention
to be holden in Portland on the 2sth inst.
Per Order of the Town Committee.
o. G. COOK Chairman.
June 18th 1871. 8 iun16.d&w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-06-17

Ii firm from April list, 1871.
CUMMINGS, LEAvITT g WIDBER.
June It'd 2w =
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10

We VIII cpea, o. THURSDAY ABXr,
Ia ovr DRESs.COOD3 DEPARTMENT,
Some real bargains n BLACK SILKS. giT1Ns.
sERGR5, japanese .1i Snroi SILKS an G2SgADITEL
Black Trimming SILKS ~. 81 g. a1l 81 81
EXTRA HEAVY LINEN BACK .ArIS eI l5
Splendid BLACK DRESS. 81 %. 81 Is, aai ,52.
One case IROS GRENADINES sc. yarl
Ten cases cHESE M0HAIRS plain LrSTgps sB2GEs ard Al
fACAs ai25c, 2oe &c., 3ic 3., sal 2]s. a bar-iiat.
FIVE cases JAPANESE sL3 aad SEbGR3 s5 s5 &c. aad
B'aeE and wli.s STRIPED SILKS. ~ g. 81 49, az sl5
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10
RECEIPTS OF PPODTCE.

IIslIs ~ hI--IOI|F
APRt sl5 plgs Ashes a bales Broom Corn, 26o bales Cotton
$50 u Flour, % 10 bush Wheat 532 bush Corn, $500 bush Oats
go ash Nalt BOO bash Barley lo35 bush Grass Sc 29 hush
bbi Meal hs-s Meal l2il bb PORK. 100 pigs Beef
~ Cut Meats 45 pigs Lard e9 p Butter go pigs Cheese
283 bl Eggs p pkgs Died Fruit 80 pigs Oil Cake 500 bb
WHISKY q bales Wool bales Hemp, l7 bales Hops 5o5l sides
Lecr bids pLg Tobacco pigs Rice 20 pks.
Starch. 2j Lelicbrsts Tea. CD bales Flax
Ser; Of he principal LHs Of produce for the week ending
35OO bSs Meal 26 bsl. Malt, t2 hush Peas 20i69
Cotton 26j h Flax i25 bush Grass Seed Sc @ ddeS Leather
e5 sin. ths. TsI, 3l5 ple Beef Cheese
* l b Eggs 426 bb aud t Lard l3 pkg Carolina Rice $3.50
ard Tobacco 368 hb Whiky 40l6 bush Beans 1921
l1s Barley, L82 btlA Meal 52ll3 hbS IouT 6i1 bush OATS
u Wheat s65 pkgs Dried Fruits d bush FaVseed $50 bales
ors Il bh Crude Turpen.ae ibls Spirits Turpcnine Q
tu Peanuts pigs butter pkc 45 Lard
10 btls PORK 50 bbs Starch i lh-s Tobacco 2as Wool
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10

The Cable news bat the business was moiefa,ei v" ~,
tcsa 9 , IA ne and Unsoun - ioG &C. Ntsn ~ "
~sssS Wesieru White y 5c and ~fs,,a CO.., m n'oT ,yy "
Ge"'s"' FxPoKIs srIT = iD" TO oo oAE
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10
CnICAGO LIVE erncR M,nrrr ,,n,. o

E<espis The seek; lg5o Cattle ~ tli iisg $J S,e7 shin
ntss 20 Cath liJ5l Hoss tZti Sheep .r v,es
Ne .c- yts8- % ftNe i's LEGS Gol5 s'sr. ....7 J3
L4t4. ~ H1s 9 ast h. ls 4, sa s5ces
are thde hrncr Cesmiu Cttc GF055 %; Co Bee, 4
fs 80 Cboc +5 - 2i yass Ue ceaTeL Ilos ac Cu aud
lnes g.k at sS oct - fof e lge Of Pair Sheep ase
vii no les
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10
THE STATE OLE TRADE.


LoNDOv April 0ll:g0 Consos erelnt 9 for and
o. for the account American Securities opened quiet Iel weny
io1is, 1852. 81 1865, 9-2 1861 glf TenFore SJt
LIvIIHuuL I.lLo Cotton closed to-day.
D.bef sricles unchanged
LIyEBP0oL April $3.50 mBadstus excited and al
IAlc1g Wheat y q celtl for California elte New Eed vest
lowest grades Of No 70 the highest grades OF No.
Winter II o Hour ~ = bbl for Wesem Com 81 quarter
LoxnoS Apn G-I:29 p m-Consos closed at 90 for money
md account American Securities are unchanged
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10
ALBANY LIVE STOCK uAREgT-Arr1 4.

Cattle market irregular bat the tendency Of prices downward; ,
there advance OF iac n the price, Of last week The
rangc prices from "a G8so The market for Sheep
sales show advance Of h being from 29c Nothing doing
n Hops
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

t-p,,7,,p- Anil 8-Coan dul Low Milirg uounay l5}a
49, flr nm .-l a,.'e "a ' ~ f ~ a.. P.ursyl,auia
sI 80 Ga m e. Qras uasu-cl Corn duh; White and Yellow
s-ei-, . o. 9rr e}e. Rib sides lOlc; Clear Rib. llc HAMS
i5GI5lc Land 9uict al llis
.Bs 5ie Bars eaiv; No QaercOa. $50 Clover seed nom
~ ie Tax Se wanted a Flour ulchaLg5d Extra
So 81 - Indiana Gud Wleg, dull; Eei " s,el4
81 63ae1 c. Re uachsng Corn steady lel'T n Se
sC0I1c Oats firm at t506lc Crcc'res-Ie3 q'rs
dopug Mess lOfk, 81 L2Id 4 0I-c Petroleum qei tIl.e
kEVOIPANs, AIH o.-folE -IHeI' eate-He' 20 %
Er.ra Treble Ext:a. 5.Q l % Com dey at ~ tc
80 80 Bacon dull hhoer eie Clear itb se I,@ lI
ssa Pine 5.ll oats h,at & 81 Es aat GoieS 6tf a
llgl ....,-...-.-.,. .,-,- ,7...,.,,....,
o. at on TIE .rc md j. store O aa s' oae cT
ird a unchanged quotations P and Lard very duI and unchanged
HghW.4e- no- nsiJ a. 80. 10 s-ies. -, - o, ,,,
SAY TVCeco, Afrl 1Oerg 20 The f9h rrce o. sPrn2 ci}
Woo. Cl th4. ast te coming frF i freely The Wool VIII
bc rati r u 20 O. avllfge owing 90 tle snort iced ,,
e. 4 no. m Tb II ~ -, So i e. 81 a. S6
: '2i No MAe A'-.Ah 90 10. = 81 90 - .d
1s 15 s e III o S ss e % = Low S 1 a G ssS ii SS' 5 a.
1osae b c O.a ssly; No. ?, 55ayl.ei Megsa Sc SO.
Iolr zlo5 ul4 What % bush Corn 2g9o bush oas -.
'.H.fLt1 o. 1n' ~, -e -ei . -S 81 fI a, I,,rsI Sc
feoer l-l; g., e. ~ 'g - ~ he-5ai' KS Z g.iJa o-0
oLL- Lt' @FI o - Pc - ,,3rir~ %i4ge
fo-I to.i L-.a Fs ~. Grain iIm a-d unelrgeL Pr.,-
~ Ce.r r L. lose I.rI I2c H.us-SuaarClfel l5lc.
Wb,i5c-s. o. 1e
bsei .e,t. -o1 bis Flour tcayy 80 iJu &c. Com frn
ar4 .'c o~s da At Coc5- 4es Pos l,o'iingat 81
B-co8 eat ah % s Jef Z Ats l9.i C.r no, L., r.
tm Is- ~ ga SIS 81 Wlea Gan at II 3lo4lag Com de-
sHnR ' e gre and unchanged n = y5g 81 % O'''1 nm
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10

GsRyAyA BANK, EEw-YoRE, April 9, l87l
THE annual meeting of the stockholders for
the ELECTION Of DIRECTORS for the ensuing will be held
MONDAY May 1871 the Banking Rooms No ls5 Bove Polls
open transfer boois gD be closed Apnl 70,
- ~ " C. BRBNEEMAN Cashier
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10

With every width and shade u GRos GRAIN aaros,s to u,
viles. Ssh.
At orR OPENING, THURSDAY MKT.
70 ill exhibit the largest and desirable assortment Of PARASoLs
and sun UMBRELLAS to be found tho ETY. embracing all the pres
seasons styles. - uo,->,, -,
LINED UNLED and RUFFLED, in SILK hai FoN'SS' '
laies children. ani gents, from Soc up
AT OUR OPENING, on THURSDAY NEXT,
WE WILL HAVE MANY ATTRACTIONS
our CORSET Department fHe LINEN and
CAMBRIC USDEBCLOTHING in single pieces ani SETS
LINEN CORSET COVERS, AMI a fall line Of all The
FAyORiTE MAKES or COESBiS
atyey Attractive prices
FINE HAMBURG RMBROIDER3S
new invoice Just opening Of the Choicest and kcoe'' f4erD'
POINT AND POINT APPLIQUE LACES
GUIPURE vALENCIRTNEs and THREAD, in all widths
LIAM LACE SHAWLS, SACKS AND PAAAsoLs
Al VERY LOW PRICES
DRESS TRIMMINGS. PAsMEErEWEs, Loors,
GisIPs PIQUE TRIMMINGS, AND FRlSGEs'
FULL AsSoRfMESy
on THURSDAY NEXT.
WE WILL OPEN FULL LINE OF
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
MApsRrLLEs QUILTS, NAPKINS, TOWELS
LACE TIgIEs NOTTINGHAM AND LACE CURTAINS
with an innuzea5e variety other goods aPPerttns to 'A'
Fine patterns pIQUEs, STRIPES. kc, Pc, pc, 2'e
or THURSDAY NEXT
We will open re largest AM mo-t
''-''' LADIES, GENTS AND cHuDREy5 HOSIERY
GLOVES AND UNDEfGAAiLNi5,
10 BE FOUND ~ riH CITY
All the new shades Of our Dollar KID GLOVES
Twobu.ton GLOVES 81 T. 81 o. 81 81
OS THUR DAY NEXT,
We m omen ep,r.sa specially ae mp for SUITS where w "D
exhibit 100 dl L.re-j stole. of Laiicj anl Ch'i5ts
LAWN LINEN AND NAESSI!n'
y-LErScSUfrS MOC.rEGG R0lLs,
NAusEuLgs DRESSES. CHLy5 SUITS 1e'
from - upward
RICHARD MsARES,
C5--er Six have an1 N.1,ts Hr't.
INST OPENED-LLAMA LACE lhAG -
A "a l.ueht prices preyic' TO- 'e 90 oi .'l
DiscL minnie threat lleloh lacea to'oie Nl-4
f 1,- 4cef Hsrhurg Eiyrg- ard ifclon' eig new --1
fresh patterns extremely lon p So ,, ,.,,, 90, r,
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10
CHIP, DUEsTABLH AM

with an unelu'Iei virie'yo
FISE FRENCH FLOWERS, WRgATls. s,.,
to sui, the mos, hsllioas taste.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10

oq c,ros eoavse bas rses 25 bols; stock 4 bales
,TaS Arr a--Coion in fair demsnl Mdlngs l33dle
M rp 4ls lslcs eporisoo'siwise S bses saes coo bales
stock q i3l bales ,-, amin ,,, - ,-. -,
h crn-coastvsc e31 tae sales, 800 bales stock 5ea bales
Nrt,1rrAvs Aunl 0COon quiet, hut arm; MddinCs ~
i4c net receipts 5l6 balesi gross 3229 bales eyporso sn-
brr az be Venice, loo bales; 10 NowYorG lJ15 bales
80 800 bales; stock, 22i.92 bales
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10


Siy4I business an.ad in & SI,R 5e3S5 advance
s,Sr limited 'ul With so3r TsSs sA " n. on dock and 100
h.s phen , % al Sic we quote helcaaaiabe a. 80 Es G
sirps al c In Resins there has been yeT' e % Of $50 bbs
e. ~ in yard; We quote No ? at 81 7Oa S'i 0'N''
T5 % niys demand for Amsf11 sn in S
and e H'sSt i ste. We gosfe goSff change business has
Sssa onl, Moderate MeHhstenj js Is quiet ]" 0"'' ''''
i'9fs T. ps ne p week has been Of more than usual inter
ct 70 ee IN fo5si I mseay early in the autumn
oar 81 Io d. slue iG 0PSn $ Of m m 'IS pre5Ju S sS ssr @
. e vas supposed TO be erraysgant 4%, @ 9e p1 snoSs we
sye veht r. isst y,S bear an acrease OF 56i per cent;
20 ~ o crease AMI hece many br,nches of trade in
w es2 ind .l5 S0T s so' Ser! 'S1sAfS1 from FardSs s
eoua'Ty very rs' A'S he Sdars to sell has increased
and ss & i5y being Hsay to cover previous ongsgements
ne oag ,ras e ' has ee1 eIems limited ca oI me season
& r Al l,l he 1rsc stock the Isl Of June that VIC have
p of Te lasires fcr the fatare las been moderate
sSd 20 eject % 50 any extent decline wss submitted TO- bl, since
J = he close market heavy at $50 so for the Summer
s quite ne M and has iecne the concession better export
De- ard nay be noted and more seNdiness st tie close
q 70 change moderate an and q 5ClsT pretty st.ay ss i, se, c1
Do 5 70. rms 57 g for R5i5a BRINE m .6 for q future & delivery i
100 Ness m Ny 81 $50 sni $50 bble for June s s2 Beef
ueer. us, ard tie market s steady sales Of iT os az
5l srl @ romaaly unshaHge sales o. 50 s a, $25 50a
go tI Paae Mess aH sa $50 M In3a Mes. Beef G Hams are
Out M se neglected At about a3 for Shoulders and
f,r HAMS quiet and prices unchanged Dressed H0
yg oac ard lower; Qnoe 840Ssc. for City Lgrd Is
az du h about former figures CLOSES Seady sales Of
~ b M .cs lc FOR No. J. ll3 4lic fof CITY, 2Qlc for
ffto pine end 2e for Kettle Beaico; for future delivery
e .rti steady; sses of 20O bbls o May, lc last evening
s PSI 'cs oT JuIe al Hle ard 2o bb for May al l u
u size
plTT0LEUM-Crude in bulk teen quiet but with advance on
Greek much fuuer quote 3ldlc Crude Tor export as
lf more active and shade hrer sales o 25O bbls At &C. Tie
k arsci s and stronger sales equal 900
l have Road sass 40 b. o. frst half
shade easier Spot being freely
offered lr road For Eelaed tie market las been qo hat
flm Quote Spot. Nalh Is inactive a G0Sle For Phil
srh delivery there has moderate inquiry steady phesi
sales o. 800 ht's. 23Q &C., for pTOuIt diyet 80
RC-Dome s in moderate tt18r1, bot boilers ae t ~ q u
G,e Carolina. In Foreign sales Of 100 bags kaugoou a. sG tf
sUGAB-B8w active and the market is hrrni
s $3.50 BIDS az g33c Cuba sul 900 hoScs Havana At IdlOc
Biuc IN better demand and firm, especially White A. X L. nnd
quotations follows for Crh A 2,c for GTanI
and Gro-ui lIc A. and II Site for Yellow.
SkEDS(ov is dun Int steady at 10 with no sales OF i'm
pcrsrce Transacted Timothy h active sni nominal.
STRATIN IS quiet ,ti In hhds, and l24c for tc1
TAILOW moderate request and is Eeayi scS of32O0 10 At
Hos-a -
WIsEYTh rae, is quiet but frneri sales oflC0 bJls AZ 9oc
csSL aLI gltr. on time.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10

OUR RIBBON DEPARTMENT IS NOW COMPLETE,
With every width and shade u GROs GRAIN IRON he
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10
VIZ Will ALso oPsY.

IHIFhIAI, AFIUL ~
very large and CANT neat Of Sonny siyle, STRAW COoDS
and MiLLiSERY GOODS
Comprising ~ lhe latest shapsn
LEGHO8S,
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10
Drp Goooo.

At RICHARD MEARESs,
IA tAIN-AyE. AND hlSEl FESTUsT.
STORE ALTERATIONS COMPLETED
GEtsD OPRyITG
OF sPENG AID SUMNER GOODS
THURSDAY, APlL %
FfTr~r EyUIPTIoN OF rrV aRAeoM
DEPARTnESTs ALL gTPLBrR VTfH TIg LATEST
EOYRiTIH2
fRvFPtr NgW pFPk FvrH-7 10 2g
oPENED OY THURSDAY yrvr.
In addition to or frrs ,nt 'sr.c ,si vsE.I ss.sa...
Our goods axe all new, reliable u M s.'c Tic naIket
OUR PRICES ARE poPuLAa
Oar assistants Foi AID 1.c sf las s % show tie
sane Uniform ale'toa t,a tsi g. o.ra-n ;ol.lc els
TH3 pCftLAn sroaE O" s.xnlAg1
The Placer herald., 1871-03-04
SMILE WHENEVER YOU CAN.

When things don't 60 tosuit you,
And the world seems upside down,
Don't waste your time in fretting,
But drive away that frown;
Since life is oft perplexing,
1t is the wisest plan
To bear all trials bravely,
And smile whene 'er you can.
Why should you dread tomorrow,
And thus spoil your to-day
For when you borrow trouble,
You always have to pay.
1t is good old maxim,
Which should be often prenched-
Don't cross the bridge before you
Until the bridge is reached.
You might be spared much signing,
If you would keep in mind
The thought that good and evil
Are always here combined.
There must be something wanting,
And though you roll in wealth,
You may miss from your casket
The precious jewel!-health.
And tho you're strong and sturdy,
You may have an empty purse;
(And earth has many trials
Which consider worseD
But whether joy or sorrow
Fill mp your mortal span,
Twill make your pathway brighter
To smile when 'er you can.
The Placer herald., 1871-03-04
LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

1. Subscribers who do not give express notice
70 the contrary, are considered as wishing to
continue their subscription.
g. If subscribers wish their papers discontn-
ssd, publishers may continue to send them until
all charges are paid.
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
papers from the office or place to which the are
sent they are held responsible until they settle
their bills and give due notice to discontinue.
T. n 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 be given of the removal.
6. The Courts have decided, that refusing to
lake a paper from the Office, or removing and
leaving t uncalled for, is prima face evidence
Of Intentional fraud.
The Placer herald., 1871-03-04

A LITTLE chap had \ dirty face. and HE
teacher told him to 60 and wash it. He
went away, and aftera few minutes came
back with the lower part Of his countenanes
tolerably clean, while the upper part was dir
ty and wet.
Johnny, said the teacher, why didn't
you wash your facet?
4 did wash it, sir
You didn't wipe it all over thsn.' 4 did
wipe it as far rs my shirt would CO.
The Placer herald., 1871-03-04
OFFICIAL ADVERTISING.

The following rates, AS FIXED BY LAW, Will be
sharged for all legal advertisements and notices
For the first insertion, one dollar and fifty
cents per square of two hundred and fifty ems,
and one dollar per square for each additional in
ssrtion, up to four, and thirty-hve cents per
square for each subsequent insertion.
IT, All legal advertisements must be plainly
written, and the number Of insertions must al
ways be marked on the margin of each adver-
tisement or they will be continued and charged
accordingly. The publisher will not be rcspon-
sible. for faulty or Illegal manuscript.
The Placer herald., 1871-03-04

A LEARNED Senegambian Legislator in the
Louisiana House Of Representatives, on b.
ing reprimanded for a ''breach Of dscsrum"
for saying of another member, "dat das mig
ga is dam liar, and will frow . boot
down his throat if be opens dat dar cellar
doah again" Indignantly replied, "dar is no
breach OBJ de korum, for Do koum am still
sttin, ready for to do business" How
would this elequent gentleman and learned
statesman do for a successor to HRAx?
The Placer herald., 1871-03-04

Try this, some of you girls and boys:
Fasten nail or key to string, and suspend
it to your thumb and finger, and tho nail
will oscillatc like pendulum. Let some one
place his open hand under the nail. and 4
will change to circular melton. Then let
third person place his hand upon your should
er, and the nail becomes in moment sta
tionary
The Placer herald., 1871-03-04

To kill town-underrate You nsighbor's
property, withhold your support from your
home mechanics and manufacturers. buy
everything you need elsewhere in preferences
to home, and if you are in business refuse
to advertise. If this won't kill the most
prosperous town in America, it may be con-
sidered fire-proof and proof against hard
times, es,-MssOuri Banner.
The Placer herald., 1871-03-04

Mr.. BEEcHER tells us Of class in his
mission-school which offered banner for
good behavior. One youngster made some
kind Of disturbance one Sunday before
school, when the rest took him out and
punched him till he promised to reformi That
class got the banner.
The Placer herald., 1871-03-04

"You look like death on . pale horse."
said Harry to topper, whs looked pale and
emaciatsd. 81 don't know anything about
that" said the topper. "but I'm death en
pale brandy"
The Placer herald., 1871-03-04

The mistress OF district school in town
in Vermont has the following certificate from
one Of the prudential committee: "a weary
good Chool for smoall Schalears think that
the schalears hev learant and like the Chool
weary WELL
The Placer herald., 1871-03-04

And in accordance with law, and an order of
the Board of Trustees, made on the 9th day of
December, 1870, so many shares of each parcel
of said Stock as may be necessary will be solo
at public auction at the Office of the Company,
No, 8, Duncan's Building, California street, San
Francisco, California on the Goth day of FEB
RUARY 1871, at the hour of II o'clock, NJ, of
said day. to pay said delinquent Assessment
thereon, together with costs of advertising and
expenses of sale. r. F. CRONISE Secy.
Office No. 413 California street, San Francis
CO, California. fe4-td
The Placer herald., 1871-03-04
Delinquent Sale Notice.

CT. PATRICK GOLD MINING COMPANY.
- Location of Works, Ophir District, Placer
county California Notice-There delin-
quent upon the following described Stock, on
account of Assessment levied on the 9th day of
December, 1870 the several amounts set oppo-
site the names of the respective Shareholders as
follows:
The Placer herald., 1871-03-04
NUMBER %.

A WORD ABOUT COUNTRY PAPERS. The
Cleveland Herald makes the following
thruthful observation concerning country pe-
pers, and the duty Of giving them wholesome
support: .e.4.
The local paper is an absolute necessity 10
the country and community where Il 10 psb--
lished. All the city paper cansot supply ths.
the place ofthe home paper. That should,
be the first love Of every man and weman,.
for with the paper is the locality idsstsAsa..
The paper gives the county and town where,
printed much of their Importance in the world.
and gives in detail the local news. which,
cannot be gained by any other source. Ev-.
cry days issue of the paper is a local history.
and the rise, growth and developemsut q,
the town and county can be measured aad
recorded only by the local newspaper that
constantly is gathering its items. People 10,
not properly appreciate their home newspapes.. !.
They measure the value of paper too much,
by the number Of columns it contains. Tho,
home paper at any price is the cheapest paper
one can take, for in it is found the inforuaa--
ton to be obtained from no other sosres. bon
Another thing to be taken into eonsidefs-,
ton. Every county has one or more news
papers. Hence, circulation Of each paper
must be limited. There is, therefore, the
greatest need Of activity and interest on tho
part of the people to give their own paper
vigorous and substantial support: Ia,
The Placer herald., 1871-03-04

A WOMAN in Nashville shot At her truant
lover and succeeded in perforating aneighbor's
cow, which died mildly but Immediately.
The Placer herald., 1871-03-04

The son of Western clergyman excused
himself for pack Of cards which fell from
his pocket during the valsdictory BY saying
he had OH his fathers coat.
The Placer herald., 1871-03-04

AT the Womans Suffrage Convention
in Dayton, one of the speakers replied with
spirit to the slanderous charge that most Ia
dies interested in the movement had big feet.
The Placer herald., 1871-03-04

The poorest use man can put bic time
and talents to is to waste them in chasing .
lie to see who told it.
The Placer herald., 1871-03-04

AN undertaken in . nsighboring village
announces complete assortment Of under
ground overcoats."
The Placer herald., 1871-03-04
DR.. r. D. HARRIS,
Phyefciam 0nd Surgeon.

HAVING LOCATED IN AUBURN, OF
i l. fers his services Physician and Surgeon
to the people of town and surrounding country,
and hopes, by strict attention to his profession
to merit and receive liberal share of patronage.
For the present he can be found, when not alb
sent on professional business, day or night at
the American Hotel. fe11-my.
The Placer herald., 1871-03-04
LOGAN HOUSE
LINCOLN, PLACER CO., CAL,
GEO. CULLUM, Proprietor

TTNHIS BEING THE PRINCIPAL
l. Hotel of the place, and fitted up E!H
in complete order for the accommo- Ill
dation Of the travelling public, we -
have no hesitancy in inviting all to give us a
call.
THE TABLE will always be supplied with the
greatest luxnries Of the season. and THE BAR
stocked with the best Of Liquors sul5-my
The Placer herald., 1871-03-04

TROUBLES are like babies; they grow big
ger by nursing.
The Placer herald., 1871-03-04
Or, s. +. CHAPLIN,

Physician and Surgeon,
AUBURN, CAL.
Having associated himself in practice with
DIR. S. Z. THOMAS, may be found day or
night, at his Office, next door to the Stars and
Strpes. jeG-my-6S
The Placer herald., 1871-03-04

THE MEANEsr THING Our.-Not long ago
says the Oakland Ne,cs, a little beggar boy
entered the cars near that place, and had COL
lected two or three bits. when he encountered
a dominoe Sampson-looking clergyman, with
an exceedingly mortified countenance. The
parson took out his purse extracted . dine
and began to question the boy on religious
subjects, looking around the while to eco
that he was well observed. "Did he love
the Savor' Did he attend Sunday SCHOOL,
Did he pray to his Heavenly Fathert" etc.
still holding the dime temptingly toward
the infant vagrant. Tho wretched little
heather either could no or would not answer
satisfactorily, and the evangelical fraud on
his Master withdrew the pitiful dime, put it
into his purse, ''smole ghastsmile" at the
derisive spectators, and the little bundle Of
rags and dirt went off sobbing over his tor
ment and Disappointment.
The Placer herald., 1871-03-04
business Cards.
DR.. A. s. DU BOlS,

Physician and surgeon,
MAIN STREET, AUBURN,
Opposite WELLS, FAReo K Co.'S OFFICE.
Having removed from Lincoln to Auburn may
ho found at his Office, or at his Residence near
the Court House (the former residence OF >. W.
Dickerson). nIar13-9G-my
The Placer herald., 1871-03-04
DIR. J. r. HAMILTON,

Physician and Surgeon,
Lincoln, Placer County, California.
Can be found at all times, when not absent on
Professional Business, ut his Office, on Fifth st.
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