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The Placer herald., 1871-08-26

Two PRoPOsITIoNs. There are two Ques-
tons to be voted on at the State election
aside from candidates. One is to refund and
consolidate the State debt at lower rate of
interest and longer time, which will reduce
taxation, simplify the various funding bills
and save money. Those voting for this law
will have written or printed on their tickets
"Refnnd the debt-Yes," j." and those wishing
to vote against it will have on their tickets,
"Refund the debt-No."
The other proposition is an amendment to
the State Constitution, as follows:
Article l, Section %. The Legislature shall
have nopower to make an app oprianon OF none J
for any purpose whatever. ior n longer period
than two years
Those who are in favor of ratiIying such
amendment shall have written or printed o,
their ballots For amendment TO article l OF
the Constituton-Ies.
Those who are in favor of rejecting such
amendment shall have written or printed Oh
their ballots For amendment to article l of
the Constitutiop-No.
Both are good measures, and should be
voted for by all reters.-
The Placer herald., 1871-08-26

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO WHOM
= it may concern, tAat dn application has
bee il made by James X. Nickeson, to the Gov
.rnment OF the uAtod States for Patent to
the following described Quartz Gold Mining
Claim, viz: Known as the Cedar Gold Quart
Ledge situated in the Bear River Mining Dis
.rict III Nevada County, State of California, be-
.ug near the mining claim Known as the Penn
5yyania Quartz Clam, which lies about OF u
mile southeast from said ledge, there being no
other claims hear this claim, and more particu-
iary described as follows to wit: on surveyed
land being in the n W. i Of $. L. and 5.
L. Il 5. " Of Section ~, and nN.1a Of
\. " Quarter o. Section %, Township 1. north,
.Ranee 5 east Nount Dablo Base nd Meridian,
II tho district tt lands subject TO sale at Sacra-
mento, California, and containing II 2 100 acres,
commencing q 9 black-oak t'sc Il inches N d.
lne ter on the EDGE oi The Ledge in Wolf Greek,
which hears D. 500 ", and distant IL chs. 20
Ike. from the N. " coIftr of the N E'1. of
section ~. Tp IA, y Hh. 3 f., Mt Diab,o r..
aul NJ. theHe s. 4G- w., following the general
ooafing oi a. Ledge eco feet; returning thence
to The aboTs snamcd lfack-oak tree and place Of
ommence4ont an Aursue the coarse OF Ledge
y 49, Il 4 WofN.ce', for further distance
a. 400 IA max. NJ he entirs length Of Ledge
o,pd ,ol~ Gne rp"@ p So hie. s.,,e 70. sei miis ,'s
conigC 10 Ledge on Wolf Creek. coInmenen ng
III the r,rh Inc of above described claim at y,
point duo west, and distant , chs. 50 ks fromi
;ie aboya named b!ack-oak tree on Ledre, run
ming thence " G4~ ". i chs. 80 ks, thence N
ii. u. hs + ks. to Wolf Creek; th nc, SOUTH
aasteriy up Greek tothe north ne Of claim ahoye'
i.ecrilco, thence s. ~. ". To place Of begin
nin9. N,riation Of N-,dle, lG1{~ L. Sad cl.ln
5ting s;l more particularly describ,d N the
NagIam posted aLd filed with .a'd application.
All pe'spus holding any adverse clam th,r. tc
lre harcly IeQrrd to pfoscn, the s','ne beioIe
le Register amt Receiver Of tn United Stat, 8
or S.Sgmento Land District, et SacIum Ito,
california, wltnn ninety days iror the inst day
Of publishing uud poatin-, Il v.of.
Datoi August 2ist, 1871.
JAMES L. NI(kESON,
eu26-3m Applicant
The Placer herald., 1871-08-26

CHoKED OFF.-Our Republican Central
Committee, it seems, have choAed Gorham
out cfthis coonty. his will do no good
MS all know that Gorham and Billy Carr
will run Booths admin 'ptration if he is elect
cd. Oh poor neishbor, your friends are
strangling your earthly god AMI political god
father.
The Placer herald., 1871-08-26

SILLY TvApDLE.--Wc disposed last week
Of some resolutions passed in 1858, about
who should be Commissioner to Clina
under President Pierce, rdked mp by the
Chronicle, in few words; but our nei.hbor
who is the political property Of Gorham, the
Chinese man and brother, wrggles through a
column Of miserable twaddle, scarcely a line
of which is deftnsble. Is it possible that
our neighhor does not know that there new,
was treaty signed with China that sane
toned Chinese emigration until the Barlin-
game treaty was made by the Republic IN par
ty; all others were purely commercial treaties
under which we could trade with that coun
try. On The 2Sth day of April, 1852, Gov
B'g!er sent special message TO the Legisla.
tnrc showing in pointed language the banefu
ELECTS Of Chinese emigration and Senate
Roach, now of the Examiner, then mad
on OF the ablest reports against Chimes
emigration ever written. For man belong
'no 10 Tue hepuoiican party, party tina
has wiped ont the Chinese tax law, impris
oned our tax collectors; forbidden interferenc
with the Chinese coolies landing in TIE State
and permitting them to enter our schoo
and have every privilege accorded to whit
Europeans, against the protests of ever
Democrat in the land, to talk about who
or who is not opposed to Chinese emigratie
and equality, argues that he is sick in I'll
head and needs a Chinese brain doctor. Ba
neighbor, 60 and see your cd god and ma
ter, George Coolic Gorham.
The Placer herald., 1871-08-26

VOLUME TWENTY. w it'll this issue tic
PLACER HERALD enters on its twentieth
volume and the twentieth year Of its exist
ence 1t Is the oldest Democratic paper on
the Pacific coast, and has hnt few seniors OF
any shade Of opinion. For these long nine
teen years has the HERALD stood upon the
watchtowers Of liberty, law, justice and
honor, unwavering in its advocacy Of the
true interests of the people Of this County
State and Nation, material and political, ad-
herring TO and delen ling the doctrines of the
party that gained our liberties and established
our government and made it " hat it was in
loGl-the treest, purcst, rroudcst govern
ment known TO history; shedding its bless
.ngs, Ike the dews Of Heaven, on all alike ::
shielding with its banner and protecting BY
is laws, thirty millions Of The happiest pee
PIE on God tootstool For return to these
purer aud more fraternal days OF The Repub-
lie, viii the IlRRAlp still battle, with the
same untalterus, steady step. The HERALD
has no enemies save those who would wrong
tie public and fear its exposures. Our sab
scription list numbers more names than at
any former period, and is steadily increasing.
The Placer herald., 1871-08-26
G0RHAM's CANA RATS LOOSE AGAL-
Iindical BATTERIES Unmasisesl--Thc FRA ud T.
poset,--Trou bic In CGmp.

The Pubs down in the sea fo5s, who're tho
earth quakes, don't like Gorham's tall; much.
They don't tell rs fully what the man said, but
this much protTud's prominently: That Gorh2n.
made genuine Republican speech That h,
told the truth Of his party at Washington, aud
that what he sa d don't suit this climate. That's
what's the matter The fellow has been away
some time, and probably d no; know that they
were tryng to hide anything LoIe, so the blatter.
ing calf told all about amasted tAe National
Republican policy, exposed t4e subsidy c..eai,
let the rats out Of The cellar, and mas bed their
1y-trprs. Indignation speedily took t.e i.acc
Of roc diuI consideration: buls all a>ooiulauni.
clt'ona flied the press, ana sounds 90: ,z,#!ril-
tion rau along the streets. The dou'ilo # H.,
marplot $50 called is questioned, o,ea in tn,
lith Ward; and the man, though specially ~,n'
for, is unGratcfully reqncstcd to 90 to- Gassq-
ct7,tlS. The Sacramento ja;on, the vouid-be
Governor maker and guardian Of the public III
t'gos;s, saw. as il were, in vision, that tAis Is
Mt the time nor place for China rats. Not now.
Mr.. Boo.h, not right now, This is the worst
Time in the world 10 hlyt them loose What il.
thunder did you let them out for Just row. Be
leve he did 1t on purpose Mr.. Booth believe
he did it on purpose. The thing was getting
along quietly, nobody was thinking anytime
more about that tarnel letter. It. committee
you, you know, and he says he still sticks to it
This is terrible, Mr.. Booth this IS terrible, sir.
The cussed rats est his cars of four years ago
and now they may deyour US. And then that
s"'Sidy business here in aifornia, and the broG-
e'hood. Oh! Boo Boo, Booth. Poor prophoL
can you interpret The s;cn Of those plaques?
The Placer herald., 1871-08-26

NATuRALIzaTIoX. ~lhe las. Democratic
Legislature abolished al fees pertaining to
the naturalization Of foreigners, so that ii
now costs nothing as court ch urges to obtain
papers Of citizenship. This is something ic
be remembered by citizens, aud those who
expect 10 become such, Of foreign birth.
The Placer herald., 1871-08-26

The Overland Nonthly for September has
been received at this Office. The contents OF
this number are "Captan Halls Arctic
Expedition; "The Parks of London "An
Ornthologst in Mexico" Shakes; "One
from the Dead The Royal Academy
Exhibition" "The Mahomet of the West; -
"Queer Sights and Ways in Pekin; " The
Mason Mere Of tic S eurs;' Summons; "
" Hobbies and their Riders !" Turks Is
land; To Texas, and by the Way; "
About tic Shores of Puget Sound :
"Etc. = Current Liter,' lure"
The Placer herald., 1871-08-26
IC,Jy Of Notice posted on the Claim.

duplication for Patcntto Mining Claim
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO WHO!
y il Insy concern, that an application IL
been made by Frank Hofman to- the, Cover
ment OF the United States for Patent to
following described Placer Gold Mining Cia.
viz known as the Hoffman Placer Claim, stu
"a in the Michigan Bluf Mining District
Placer County, State Of California, Being bon
ed by the mining claim of G.. Rdssei Oh
north, and by William Schmidt's placer eli
On the east, there being no other claims bon
ing this said cl'im, and more particularly
scr.bed rs follows, to VT: on unsuryeyed il
being on the n W. II and s. ~. - Of See
2s, and on n. Il. IA antS Z. 1]fOl Sectiot
and on n. ". Quarter 4 Section 81, ,TowIs
| Ii north Range II east Mount Diabto Base
Meridian in the district of lands subject tc
at Sacramento, Calor1ia, and conttinin%
/ acres, commencing a. 4 stake Dcerirg sOCts
I 10 west and distant II ches ~ LIS. iros
| northeasi corner Of Sef on 20 Town. IA b
range ii east, Mt, Dijplp bAse and Met
thence south 1872 west ~ chs. 5oA
thence snuth 4Oe ~ So chs, so ks. tos,
near Jackass Gulch from which pines
inches in diameter hrs N. S5119 w. 75
pine 10 in diameter oears south 12o W. Il
4 pine 10 IN diama sdbears w. 1872 f.
thence north 3llzsieast 16 chs. 16 ks =
which tack-oah IN. elRmeter oqar q,
81 % cas-, / ch. 40 us.; thence north co.,,
Il chs 70 ks. to Ike on east side OF \,
Toaa 6so1 fsoa rom, vA.h 5is i5s4 e pin1 S.da S1 I.
diameter bears nd h 500 west 81 ks
along the easterly BE OF. county road to-
ih hnssels lain !henre north a g.
4 still more partk 4 Fly described in The
posted AMI filed, said application.
All persons Id g-any adverse claim,
(, are hereby reaui to present the sal
: the Register and eceiver ofythc Unit y
for Sacramento, md District. at Sac
California, With hipety dsys from tht IN
Of publishing "a boosting hereof. o.
. .nss.an. - FRASK Hos5sIg
The Placer herald., 1871-08-26

Or our first page will be found a scathing
artiels from the Ccusa S,tn, showing up A.
A.. Sarcent's land and II. Il. schemes, which
deserves to be carefully read by all voters.
The Placer herald., 1871-08-26
mo. 223.]
Application for g Patent
PLACER GOLD MINING CLAIM.
UNITLD STATES LAND C,FVICE.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
SACRAMENTO, Q,LrFoRSIA,
August I'D. 1871.
FRANK HOFFMAN having ll,dlhis application in
his Office ior Patent to It Mining Clam, and the
.aw and instructions IN such cases movided
nay ng been complied with, II l., hereby ordered
hat the annexed Notice OF such Application be
published for ninety days in the PLACER HER
AID II newspaper published nearest the location
4 said claim al Auburn, IN Placer County, State
# CaGioraia.
JOHN G. AIcCALLUM,
sEAT, Hkgister.
\16G(
The Placer herald., 1871-08-26
- % y


RoGuEs FALL OUr--psroLs AND BOWIE
KNIVES An immense meeting of 5000
straight Republican boilers was held at Pa
ciiic Hall ia san Francisco, on Tuesday
evening, and appointed a convention to nom
mate Municipal, Judicial and Legislative
tickets, to be supported by straight Repub-
licana, anl that convention is now in session.
The meeting was addressed by Frank Pixley,
John Wade, Capt. Sweeney, A. J. Bryant
aud others. Pixley denounced the present
mongrel ticket as a corrupt job, put up by
Gorhlm, Stowe, Billy Carr and other villains
aud said it was to seud Legislators to SaGa-
mento to vote for Gorhan for t. :. Senator
and vote S. 000 900 subsidy liom San
Francisco into The pockets of W. w. Stowe
Billy Carr and their associates After the
meeting adjourned, Stowe, Carr and others
followed Pixley to the Lick House saloon
when Stowe prcrented pistol to Pixley's
breast and demanded rc.roction. Pixicy
refused, and dared Stowe to murder him.
Frank Murphy took Stowe to tie bar to
drink; they quarrel,ed, Stowe again drawing
the pistol, at which Murphy whipped out an
immense Lowic-Ani.e; and at this time Carr
and Bryant were throwing chairs at each
other. These Rcpubs. were fighting over
Republican priuc'p plc-, Offices and the money
to be stolen Gom The people. The Villains
are loosc aud exposed, and Haight am the
city and county Democratic tickets will carry
San Francisco by 1900 majority. Honest
Republicans Of the country, how do you like
your leaders? 1he Republican State ticket
is iniinite> more infamous than it was in
1867.
The Placer herald., 1871-08-26

G. G. GoRHAM passed through here t.
Sacramento, to see who cl.oked him off.
The Placer herald., 1871-08-26

4 GRAND Democratic rally will be held at
Roseville, next Tuesd,y evening. Abe
Speakers will address the meeting.
The Placer herald., 1871-08-26
Is IT FOR FRAUD.

Our neighbpr has something to say about
the danger OF Democratic Supervisors and
enrolling officers. Let US ask him how it Is
that the Great Register Of this county con-
tains about 600 names more than there
are voters to answer TO- Two years ago
there were but about 2 $50 voters III this
COUNTY, and now the corrected Register
shows some 4 $50 names. DO the Repubs
intend to substitute voters for these l,OQU
names? Have we not a right to suspicion
foul play? When it is known that both the
Clerk and Assessor of this county are noted
mongrels, and have appointed deputies ai'
over the county OF the same stripe, many OF
these deputies being candidates for Office on
the Republican ticket, does it not look like
honesty and fair dealing was not the Object
of these officials and their mental masters /:
When the precincts are fixed to suit tlie Re
publicans and not Democrats, and when the
election boards contain Il large majority o'
Republicans and some of them have not a
Democrat on the board, and all this done by
Republican Supervisors, that few men are
stuck after in any capacity, does it not look
ike intended fraud and rAscaliiy? In view
Of these disgrlce(ul facts, we say more
shameless, PARTISAN attempt 10 take advan-
tagc in II c preliminary arrangements for "n
election has never been made known 20 us
and it deserves watching. Let Democrats
be OH their guard at every precinct, for the
indications are that raecality is hatching
Can l.nnest Republicans look at these things
without disgust and a strong desire to repu-
diate such leaders forever and vote the Dem
ocraic ticket, and let this tricky ring cabal
90 to work for an honest living in place OF
punIering Placer taxpayers longer?
The Placer herald., 1871-08-26
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO WHOM

duplication for Patent 10 Mining CLAIM
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-03-11

ViRoINlA CASES IN THE SUPREME
CouaT The Supreme Court OF The
United States yesterday rendered s"o
importsnt decisions. The first settles
The question Of The validity OF the cesslon
OF The counties of Jefferson and Berkeley,
Virginia, to Yves, Vmginls,ln favor OF the
latter, on The ground that The question
was decided by the election OF the people
OF those counties on the subject. The ale
CATION OF fraud being not sustained. The
second was in The case Of McVeieh. cit
izpn Of Richmond. Va. against "hom
proceeding was Instituted by he Uni'ed
States Circuit Cour, for Virginia to con.
hsca,e his property in Alexandra. lie
appeared in ,hs, court by counsel, Bat The
Judge struck out his claim and answer. on
The ground that he was rebel and had
no standing in count. The Supreme
Court gives . verv decided Tepnlse To this
kind OF Justice. holding !ha, the liability
10 be sued rarrie. With i, The RICH, OF de-
tense, and "ihat different result would
be bio, on The jurisprudence and ci'iIi'
zs,,on of the county" The csse.'here-
fore, was remsnded, with instructions 10
the court below to proceed in i, in con-
formiry with law The court made a
similar decision in the cssc Of Alex. y.
p. Garnelt, OF The Disric. Of Columbia,
The questions involved being precisely
the same as presented IN the Gaze Of Nc
Ve,sh.-BnH. San. Tuesday.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-03-11
Gov Jacobs Inaugural.

TIE Insugursl Address Of Gov. Jacob,
which The telegraph enables Us TO lay be-
fore the readers Of the lnlellgencer this
new administration and will attract alten-
ton by lis dignity OF tone. lis moderation
Of statement and good sense generally.
The Governor declares that he will not
be partisan executive, but will aim 10
administer his Office in The interests OF
the whole people, minority and majority
alike. He counsels The llghtesl taxation
and closest economy compatible with 40
efficient conduct OF the government. the
more especially as it becomes our imme'
disie duy to provide for shsre OF the
Virginia deb'. He expresses gralhca-
ton over The enlranchI,ement soon TO he
cOnsuDmsled by the ratification oil The
Flick Amendment and anticipates ell era
Of good feeling.
We do NOT know Just how much the
Governor may mean by his sllGsion to
the school system, but we doubt the pres.
ent wisdom OF his suggestion Tor schsnge.
We do not regard she present system as
perfect; but the heaviest expense lie past,
the sysIem has begun 10 work smoothly
and the people like 1t, The schools have
already been hurt by continual unkerlng
at the law. A change now is more likely
TO make things worse than better. Alter
year OF two of unJisiurbed trial The
work OF Improvement could be underIa-
ken inelligently.
Tie Governor says nothing shout
Convention but his moderation OF tone,
his Recommendations Of rigid economy.
aud What lie says about acknowledgements
aud good feeling oil point in the opposite
direction.
There is scarcely snything in the Gov
ernors remarks, perhaps nothing with
the exception referred 10, that will not
NEE, general approval. We believe we
can ray on behalf Of the Republicans that
Gov. Jacob enters upon his Office wlh
their respect. and ii he eniorces IN his adj.
miui.lral;on and embo6les IN his future
Recommendations to The Legislature the
policy here indicated he vii receive their
cordial support misunderstanding In
ieHigsncT.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-03-11


lust look at these price,. Heavy
d Tweed Cos,s. So so; Psnls, 81 90 /;
Hats, from IS ct, up; Cape from 50 Cts
up; PAPER Collars 20 C" box; Hall
Hose 10 cert, per psi', and Mro- Sf"ri'
and Draw,r- from 80 cIs up, I'll to be
had a, OAK Hell! The Cheap Furni'hinR
HoUse. i. Lick!iItT.
NEW Game OF Refuses or Word PIC
II lnre.. afford, great amusemen, lnf an
evening party or the family circle. price
rs cent, Tor sale Al tie book Store.
THE late style Fashionable Hats. just
L received at LIrkiider':.
BOOTS BOOTS Nice .,,ck Of
ID hand. Prices reduced.
J. s. N,Icin,
j,nl4 Elk Branch.
HEMBOLn'S Bochu snd Rose Wnh.
IL at sep3 Billings Dug Sore.
DLACK Silks. ST
ID may Richard g. HtI'hdn'.
T AMPS snd Lamp Chimn-s, in sr,,l
IL variety Ny ou"om'rs Sbo have
broken Lamp. may bring Them 10 me and
| will mend them free Of charge. Bring
along your coal oi! can.
feb 25 H VI Billings, Dru9gi,l.
GOO Lloyd LicklIder md RE the
VI Prize Paper Collar. pnze IN e'-
cry box. Only 80 cs..
T HAVE increa,ed ny stock Of rob,c.
| CO. and have now on hand all grades
Of Chew aud Smoking Tobacco. Give
NE call and examine.
feb 25 II. ~. Billings Drug Store.
TUST received large lot Of Stationary
y OF all grsjes-chrsp. q,
feb IS II. II. Billings Drug Store.
NANCY Writing Desk.. only one dol
L lar, 81 TIE Book Store.
TtRESH Garden Seeds from Robeti
I Buisrs, 81 II NJ. Billings'
feb "a Drag Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-03-11
Cheering Facts for the Bilious.

Every day demonstrates more clearly that
liver complaint, 10 all lis distressing forms,
can be controlled and cured without difficulty
or Inconvenience. II is an obstinate disease,
but It's obstinacy is not proof against the per
tinacious, remedial and restorative operation
of Hosletter's Stomach BitteEs. That GENIAL
corrective compels the organ 10 do rs duty II
must secrete regularly and beautifully under
the influence Of the Billers. Their action
brings it back from a state Of rebellion into
perfect harmony with The laws Of health II
there is costlvcness, II disappears; If there IL
side ache or backache, 1t ceases; If the SKIN
and the whites OF the eyes are tingcd with SUI
perhuous bile, they recover their natural hue
fthe appetite is gone, it returns; II the diges-
ton is impaired, it is restOred IN brIei, what
ever the symptoms Of the complaint may be,
and whatever the phase II has assumed,
cure is certain Such are the uniform effects
of this preparation where bilious disease has
been already developed; but IN cases where
there is merely a constitutional tendency 10
liver complaint, it may be prevented through
out life by the regular use in small quantities.
Of this paIatabie anliGote. These are proven
facts, aud should be seriously pondered-or,
rather, they .hould be promptly acted upon
by all persons Of bilious habit.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-03-11
NEW $50 GOLD LOAN.
SAFE! PROFITABLE! PERMA\ENT:
JAY COOKE & CO.
Offer for Sale at Per and Accrued Interest The
Fir., Mortgage Lend Giant Gold Bo"d'
Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad Co..


These bonds are secured. first, By First
Mortgage on The Railroad itself, It's rolling stock
and all equipments second, BY Fist Mott
gage on ITS entire Land Grant, being more than
TventY-Tv, Thousand Acres OF Land 10 each
mile OF Road
The Bonds are free from United State, Tar :;
the Principal and Interest are payable IN Coli
The Principal at tie end OF Thirty years. and
tho Inleres; Semi annually, al The raIe OF SEWN
lyD TnEEG-itNrus Per Cent per annum.
They are issued IN denominations Of 500,
$500, 81 600, $1,000 and $40 700.
The Trustees under the Mortgage are MeSsrs.
Jaw Cooke, Of Philadelphia and J. Edgar ThOml
son. President Of the Pennsylvania CenIra-
Railroad ComPany.
These Northern Pacific : 30 Bonds will a;
all times before maiuriv. he receivable al IIN
PR CESr, Pfcmium (or, i0). III GIchanGe
far the Company's lands a. thcT lowest cash
price.
In addition TO their absolute safety. these
Bonds yield an income larger, "" believe I'd IN
any other fast class security. Persons holding
United States 5-2U'. can, by connecting them
into NcIlhern PaciiicS increase tkeTe yearly
income one-lhrd, and sill have perfectly r,lI-
able investment.
HOY TO GET THEM Your nearest
Bank or Rinker will supply these Bonds IN
any desired amount, and OF an needed tenom-
inatlon. Persons wishing 10 exchange stocks
or other bonds fjr these, can DO 80 w.t., any oi
our Agents. uho will allow The highest current
price for all marketable securities
Those living IN localities remote from Danks,
may send money, or other bonds directly TO US
by express, and we will s,nd bsck Northern
Pacific Bonds at our own risk, and without cost
10 the investor. For further information, pau
phlet., maps, etc, call on or address The der
tigned, or any Of the Banks OF Bankers employ
ed TO sell the Loan. For sale Ivy
JEFFERSON SAVINGS BANK.
ShepherdstoSn. ". Va.
February 25 1871 3m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-03-11
Save Doctors Bills.

lfyou want 10 keep from paying many
Doctors bills. keep bottle or ,~o Of
ENTLER'S SURE CURE in your
house. twill cure Diarrhes, Cholera
Cholera Morbus, pysene'y. CramP Col
ic, Summer Complaint in children, DC
A sure remedy. For sale BY
Ii n. BILLINGS,
Druggist,
Shepherdstogn.