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.
kLeeeds anything Of The kind ever presented in
Wheeling. The Immense stock Of FoFeien and
Domestic Dry GoodG opened and now on exhibit
BON VIII be sold at GstonishinEiy low prices.
Having purchased most Of our stock from i'm.
porter and manufacturers by the package, en-
Ahles us 70 sell AtIes than the uAual prices and
Al persons In want Of good goods are respectful.
" invited TO give us IN early call and save moa-
ey. We offer this mnrning
80 pieces Figured and Striped Piques, splen-
did quality, alta - -
100 gIeees Fancy Plaid and Striped Poplins
leo pieces Of extra heavy eIDrhans, worth lsc,
100 pieces Japanese silks at alnos. any prIoe.
Fancy and Black silks from 81 Is 70 q 50. La
dles' and Children's ReIdy Made Suits ct greatly
Iedaeed prices. Our Shawl Department has
about 1909 Of the latest styles Of ShaVls and
searts, OF all qualities and At any pr1ee. Our
trimming Department h1s q large stock Of the
best quality OF Ribbons, all WIdthS: Gimp. SIlk
and suit tAces, Emhroideries, Buttons, etc, etc
A!so fun line OF the celebrated NIIsS0n Kid
Gloves said TO be superior TO GnythIng5et pro
dueed In the market Our Hosiery Department
Is supplied with almost 800 dozen, 81 allquAlities
g locA pair. White Goods, SWissea, NninsookP.
blsAop and Victoria Lawns. JAoonets, plain and
striped, good quality, at CSC. A handsome as
sortment Of PArAsols and Umbrellas cheap.
Cloths, CasSimeres, Jeans and CottonAdes In
great abundance at almost any price. Bleached
and Brown Aaslins, SheetinEs, TGble Linen,
CTaSnes. ToWels etc, etc, very low. In short,
=! Hln9s o. goods 70 be found in the market
Dqay warden prees Goods. etc. In great variety.
p. S.-We are alEo Sol0 agents for he 1fAySVilie
city. AMI
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RECIPROCAL OR OTHERWISE,

To the Editors OF the IrteHIgencsr:
Does the Wheeling & Lake Erie road
subscribe $40o, 900 to the proposed bridge
because Wheeling subscribs $500, 900 10
the road, o! does Wheeling subscribe
$4,000 TO the rosd because the road
subscHbes $ioOI 600 70 the bridge: How
Is II, !2T and sgps-e, or Otherwise!
GREESEAcKE
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Special Rorices.

10 Eelis'S FIinh. ChElie, TLksfRlnssa, Il.
Bach is fbe popularity Of This Remedy, that Il
1At sIonee6 s0ne ruJr1ocipjet persons 10 com.
sts1sci u, usi1R or cable wrapper End circulsrs
eGin9s; E9rc tT U0rc- eTen 70 he color and gild.
s1g Q. NE same. Ar irielNgeni and honest pub.
Gnd ne shall Hereafter prosecute 70 A. fSu ~.
seti q! the lbT ~ pErtleF who, by making. 6eIl-
~ o. buying. shHll infringe on our copy Fsght-
TIE oSLT GsErISE ARIicL . Child Z Cpre when
Iesth4ng. LAISBLIH's INFANT CORDIAL.
4 DgeDGEea BY = 2
LAUGHLIN BROTHERS l. 90.
C02yrlEtt entered and secpred LCeofdin9 70
&C: Of Congress. fes$s
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DAMS AND ACHES OF ALL
1%,sindp, w ;speedily Eelisfed b. using 10.
S3Ah'b ARNICA. There q no better LIhlm6nt
ment In the market Ror RhOamattEm, Nspral.
"a, spEAinS, Bruises. sOte Throat fGik and
Ttghnea. u the 5EsAeL rub n ID with gentle and
continued frieL0nA. For GAle By
na,9 BtidEs Corner DruSSisss.
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Si.Hsted o. the corner Of Water AID u street,.
lear the RtTEB SIDE NAIL RpRKI, Centfe Wheel.
ing. Henry GttaRea 4 Co. WIN fell within or
week he fsa0ry B1GldiRRI, LneIrdinE 0nlee.
subject y lease rnnnlHg three yeArs, Win DFiY.
nege Of bVytng the land dining that tine Il 1
low rate. The PGetoEy sBd once cost. a. Or
invoice bilis, $500; lie EnRtLs and Boiler.
nanHtAft1red By keeFrs. 6EeeBey / Co. TeFY
superior fniEh, 4 fneb cylinder. lei stroFe
eott r 700 GhEitnRs, PGlIeyG, &c, edit 800:
Gte Fixtures, Including gHs plpes Sor dry hSuse,
$c0f Betting. t9n. Also, tie machinery hen-
taed S1tA The Rstent Reg NGnnheture-srch
portions Of Il q may b desirable AL cost Sd S99
n. B.-The above property 10 situated Ia the
mort desirable location in this dty, for all Kinds
q mennlGeturng puEp0Ses, VIZ; Ror Co0perE,
manufacturing The old style key; for GlAss Nan.
utsetufert; for the Manufacture OF Furniture.
and very deGitable for Flaming Mi, md many
Other kinds Of business requiring power and al
neeeassty facilities.
Ths above property will be sold during the
coming week q EAcRIPIcuG HATES, by Henry
GTtnnell. stopping At tae Grant House, OF NesSrs.
hogers squires Will be 81 their once snd n.
Tory 70 show any one wishing TO purchase, -
Tefmsot sAle made satisfactory. We refar Won
% Aeesnt Sweeney D Co, or other good machi.
nis1, for valuation Of improperly and VIM then
discount to all purchasers AtisfactoFy. - =
myl7 HENRY GRINNRLL d CO.
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NoTICE-THERE WILL BE 4
~ meeting OF the Board OF Directors OF The
MARTINS FERRY IRON AND NAIL WORKS
COMPANY,
At o'clock Saturday afternoon, Nav il. At the
Town Hall, Martins Ferry, Ohio, a promnt
attendance ts requested, a. business Of tmpor.
lance will be brought before tho Board.
Inylo WIN. CLARK. PreS't
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Druggists.
TIE BEST ID THE CHRAPRsT

there y no economy n yIlng Gninissior Bak.
- PeMdeF, 6eeauIei u q eae.per. Il oaly spolll
4 Cos RXtRLeioR BARlNe PoWDkR Il ~
etlapth IN TIE nAFlrrt hteanse t,iA N balt
AAktOr LogAn. Lat \ CO... lEIe suge you. get II
and you VIII save your peace Of mind, and Alec
your piece Of bread" mars
The Placer herald., 1872-08-10
Assessment Notice.

NINA RIGA MINING COMPANY--Loc.r,o.
OF WORKS, AUBURN MINING DISTRICT
PLACER COUNTY, CALroRNA.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT An
~ meeting Of the Trustees of said comnans
held on 9th day Of August, 1872, an assessment
(No ~ of twenty cents per share was Levied
upon the capital stock of said company pavabla
Immediately, in United States gold coin. to tbe
Secretary, at the Office of the company, No. 39O
California street. room 5, San Francisco, Califor
MIA. Any stock upon which said assessment
shall remain unpaid on the tenth day of Sen.
tember, 1872, shall be deemed delinquent and
will be duly advertised for sale at public auction
and unless payment shall be made before, will hs
sold ON
THE THIRTIETH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1872.
TO pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costs of advertising and expenses of sale
By order of the Board of Trustees,
GEO. r. SPINNEY, Secretary.
OFFICE -32O California street, room s. San
Francisco, California. [aulO-It
The Placer herald., 1872-08-10
4
w. G.. NORTON FOR CONGRESS-.

The readers of the HERALD know that we
have contended from the start that if an able,
honest and popular Liberal Republican was
presented for Congress in this district, that
it would be the duty of the combined oppo-
sition to Grant and his ring monopolsts to
nominate and elect him. w. G. Norton of
Auburn is the finest and most effective poti-
cal speaker and canvasser in the State, and,
as citizen, lawyer and neghbor carries
with him the esteem and confidence of all
who know him. In Congress he would
make a record honorable to himself, and one
that the whole people of the district would
be proud of. His ability and integrity is of
the highest order, and before he has closed
the canvass, if nominated, all men in the
district who see and hear him will acknowledge
this fact. lie will carry this county by a
large majority, when there is scarcely another
man in the district that could run even in
Placer. He is conversant with the wants of
the commercial, agricultural and mining
interest of the whole dis rict and coast,
and has the will, ability and courage
to forcibly make them known in Congress, in
defiance of all the pressure schemers and
monopolists can bring to bear. He has been
a consistent Republican, canvassed all the
valley counties for Grant in 1868, but now
has sitkened of the rings, monopolies, cor
ruptions and tyrannies of his administration,
and is out and out for the Cincinnati and
Baltimore platform and nominees, Greeley
and Brown. 1t is fitting that the Democracy
and Liberal Republicans should have such
candidate for Congress in this district. We
here venture the assertion that after w. G.
Norton has made thorough canvass of the
district that all parties will admit that he is
thousand votes stronger than any other
man that could be nominated. Placer
Liberal Republicans and Democrats will
yield him hearty and united support in the
Convention and at the polls, if he is nominated
We believe there is no Democrat in the dis
district who would ask nomination if ad-
vised of all the facts in the premises, against
such Liberal Republican.
The Placer herald., 1872-08-10

In another column will be found an able,
conscientious, candid and truthful letter from
II. II. Richmond to his old party friends
and associates in and around Auburn, giving
bis reasons for severing his connections with
the Grant party and casting his influence
and vote for the Cincinnati platform and
nominees. Mr.. Richmond served through
the war as Union soldier, is fine scholar,
thoroughly read in our government and
political history, and for honesty, morality,
modesty and industry has no superior in this
community. We only make these remarks
for those of our readers who do not personally
know him. We ask all old line Republicans
to carefully and thoughtfully read his letter;
candid, sincere, heartfelt truth pervades
its every line and word.
The Placer herald., 1872-08-10

And in accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board of Trustees, made on the first day Of
July, 1872, so many shares of each parcel of said
Stock as may be necessary will be sold at Public
Auction at the Office of the Company. 400 Cali
fornia street, San Francisco Cal.
On THE 9th DAY OF AUGUST 1872,
at the hour of II clock, NJ, of said day, to pay
said delinquent assessment thereon, together
with costs of advertising and expenses of sale
T.. +. CRONISE,
Secretary.
OFFIcE-409 California street, San Francisco,
California.
San Francisco, August s, 1871. [au10-td
The Placer herald., 1872-08-10

A Western paper has published General
Logan's speech in advance of his appoint
ments, and it has about destroyed Dirty
Dicks" influence in the campaign, as he has
but one speech, and that he stole from
Rynders of New York. Here it is:
Farmers, are you not prosperous? Don't
your cows give twenty-four quarts of milk day,
and don't your oats grow forty bushels to the
acre and sell for twenty-seven cents? Don't
your wife have new baby every year, and don't
you send one new pupil annually to the public
school? Isn't remission of sins free to all of
you who repent, and can't you have pew in the
church by paying for it? And now demand of
YOU as farmers, as husbands and as Christians,
under what political party have you enjoyed all
this prosperity? Under Grant you answer
then vote for Grant
The Placer herald., 1872-08-10

And in accordance with law and an order o.
the Board of Trustees, made on the eleventhday OF
June, 1872 50 many shares of each parcel OF s,ia
stock as may be necessary will be sold at Pubic
Auction, at the auction house of John Middleton
son No: 3l0 Montgomery street. San Fran
cisco, California, on
TUESDAY, THE 9Th DAY OF AUGUST, 1877,
at the hour of twelve o'clock NJ, of said day, 70
pay said delinquent assessment thereon, togethei
with costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale
DAVID 7. BAGLEY,
Secretary.
OFFIcE-Room No. 10, No. 401, Caliornala aa.
street, San Francisco, California. tJyzo-'W
:, The above sale is postponed, by order OF .nG
Board of Trustees, to Wednesday the 2lst dat W
August, 1872, at the same hour and place,
d. T, BAGLEY,
au1O-td1 Secretary,
The Placer herald., 1872-08-10

THERE must be some shame left in Grant
yet. When Schurz caught him in lie and
proved it on him, he at once started for the
st. Lawrence river and, at last advices,
was self-exiled on one of its islands, hidden
from the American people whom he had Just
so toully disgraced. If Grant has yet any
friends left outside his ring officials the
greatest favor they can do him and the
American people is to vote to retire him
from public gaze forever.
The Placer herald., 1872-08-10

JULIAN HEARD FRoM.-A gentleman of
this city received letter few days ago
from Julian, of Indiana, giving an account
of the enthusiasm of the masses for the
Cincinnati nominees. Mr.. Julian is well
known in the country by his services as
Chairman of the Committe on Public Lands
III Congress, in which position he earnestly
labored to save the national domain from
the clutches of spectators and reserve it for
actual settlers. He is heart and soul for
Greeley and reform. m.-Ente,prise and Co
operator.
The Placer herald., 1872-08-10
Delinquent Sale Notice.

ST. LOUIS MINING COMPANY-LocAr,ox
OF WORKS. OPHIR DISTRICT, PLACER
COUNTY, STATE OF CAL,FoRN1A.
~ upon the following described Stock, on AZ.
count of assessment levied on the first dav NJ
July, 1872, the several amounts set opposite the
names of the respective Shareholders as follows:
The Placer herald., 1872-08-10

If the Sacramento Union did not support
the same man for President that all the ring
rascals and monopolies in the country have
united on and nominated for President,
(U. S. Grant,, we might think it sincere in
its denunciations of these public robbers.
The Placer herald., 1872-08-10

GRoEsBECK FOR GREELEY. S. Groes-
beck of Ohio, one of the purest and ablest
statesman in the Union, and who was
nominated by the free traders for President,
has written a letter to the Chairmen of the
Liberal Republican aud Democratic State
Central Committees Of Ohio declaring for
Greeley and Brown, and giving his reasons
in full why the people should discard and
defeat Grant and elect Greeley and Brown
If there was any doubt about Ohio this
makes her safe for Greeley and Brown.
The Placer herald., 1872-08-10

The DIGGER STIDeER. We have always
contended that climate, habit, association,
food, ETC.. had much to do in the creation Of
the different races of mankind but that
these influences right here on our border in
Nevada county in the short time of twenty
two years, converted the portly, and in ap-
pearance rather prepossessing o. 2. Stidger
into Digger Indian, we never could have
believed if he had not told us so in the Var
CLUB. Stidger must have eaten tons Of
green clover, coyote and other animal entrais,
and myriads of crickets and grasshoppers to
have forced this terrible color, physical and
mental change in so short a time. The
Darwinian doctrine if true must work both
ways, and we shall look for monkey when
Stidgers next 'photo," appears. Friend
Stidger, we confess we were not "sharp'
enough to detect the man, once known as O.
p. Stidger in the picture of beastly, savage
Indian. Whether the savage in the cut is
Stidger or Digger, we insist that it is a
forcibe illustration of Grants Indian policy
and the club and the bayonet is Grants policy
in All cases. AS to Greeey's abuse Of
Democrats, honols are even, as he always
got as good as he sent, and, as lie questions
over which we quarreled are dead, as hon.
orabe combatants we now shake hands
over the bloody chasm and join hosts to
drive Grant and his thieves out of office.
Tell us your age again and what you think
men become at your advanced period of life.
The HERALD of the 9th ult was sent to
the Var Club, but the Digger may have
destroyed it before Stidger saw it.
The Placer herald., 1872-08-10

GENERAL BANKS FOR GREELEY. General
Banks, leading Congressman from Massa-
chusetts, has written long and able letter
giving his reasons for opposing Grant and
supporting Greeley. They are in part these
He is sorry Grant and his officials have all
turned rascals; he could make money by
goa.,s with them but his conscience forbds
he loves Graft, but despises his crimes and
the criminals around him; he can no longer
be party to the destruction of the govern
ment and the robbery of the people of both
their property and liberties; he has sought
to stay and correct the evil and wicked
tendencies of the powers that be until the
last semblance of hope is gone, and now the
salvation of his own soul and the property
and liberties of his countrymen demand that
he must work for the defeat of Grant and
his thieves.
The Placer herald., 1872-08-10
--------------------------------
"sICk UNTO DEATH"

Grants party is "sica unto death" and
its last day is at hand. Grant was nominal
ted at Philadelphia on the 9th day of June
last, by convention composed of the repre-
sentative men of all the elements opposed TO
a pure, simple, honest, dignifed and states
man-like Republican government. SO no.
torious was this fact, that the news carried
with it sckening disgust 10 every intelligent,
well meaning Republican in the whole coun-
try, and a cloud of mingled anger and shame
mantled every cheek and smothered every
desire for bis success. Few attempts to
hold ratification meetings were made, and
those few all were failures. AT Sacramento,
county that gave l ,100 Republican major
ity less than one year ago, the cal ital Of the
State, with all the State, County and muni-
cipal officers at hand, there was not courage
or inclination enough in the whole party to
attempt ratification meeting. Two months
after Grants nomination a State convention
fact the few Grant men left then took ad-
vantage and called Grant ratification meet
ing, hoping to make it a success by the at
tendance of strangers in the city. Booth
Sargent, FELTON, and other leaders were an
rounced as speakers. The attendance was
slim ard all enthusiasm fled. Booth was
not there, Sargent was sick, and FELTON, was
dsgusted Porter and Eastman talked
coldly, then came the ninnies, Perry, Page
and Deal and talked the crowd all away We
insert the cheers and applauses during the
evening During Porter's hour there was
once cries Of eyes! yes!" Eastman, Perry
Page and Deal didn't elicit whimper or a
rap from the audience. A Republican who
was present from Auburn says it was the
most fororn and sckenins failure he evel
witnessed. The State Convention that fol-
lowed the next day wore the brand, &c. 4.
r. r." throughout the whole proceeding, ard
every candidate was nominated without op-
position, and many against their consent.
We know what this accamaton nomination
business means, as we have been in many
such conventions, and we never left one but
we would have bet our bottom dollar that
our candidates would be beaten, and they
always were. The same thing was repeated
in the Congressional conventions, except III
this district where there was a short contest
arising out of the fact that the r. Il. ring had
got itself committed to two candidates. Cor
ham, Sargent, Robinson et al, going for Page
and Stanford for Porter. All these things
are proof positive of our opening remarks
Grants party of officials are rich and have
plenty of money; they are fat and sleek right
from the public clib. Greeley's friends are
poor but countless in numbers, buoyant il
spirits and wealthy in enthusiasm, love Of
honesty and patriotism. Every road, by
path and trail leading from Grant to Greeley
is thronged with the great honest masses OF
our couutrymen marching in the cause Of
honesty, reform and good government.
The Placer herald., 1872-08-10

THE Hon. James II. Lawrence, of the
Mariposa Gazette, did not take to Greeley
very kindly at first, but is now doing telling
work for him. He captured bedrock vote
for Greeley the other day by telling noun
taineer to scratch Greeleys name off the
ticket and just vote for the electors.
The Placer herald., 1872-08-10

ONEHuNDEED and seventy-live printers in San
Francisco have signed and published call
for meeting for the formation of Greeley
and Brown club in honor of and to aid in the
election of the printer candidate Horace
Greeley.
The Placer herald., 1872-08-10
Delinquent SAFE Notice.
DUTCH FLAT BLUE GRAVEL, MINING

DUTCH FLAT BLUE GRAVEL MINING
COMMANDMENTS OF WORKS,
DUTCH FLAT, PLACER COUNTY,
CALIFORNIA.
NOTICE.--THERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon the following described Stock, on &C.
count of assessment No. y levied on the eleventh
day of June, 1872, the several amounts set oppo
site the names of the respective Shareholders,
as follows:
The Placer herald., 1872-08-10

NEW PArER.-We have the Daily World
new paper published daily at San Diego
California, by w. JEFF Gatewood. 1t is a
twenty column sheet, the size of the Vallejo
independent. 1t supports Greeley and
Brown, and is ably edited both in its leading
and local columns. We welcome the Worlo
to this great field Of labor, and wish it every
success.
The Placer herald., 1872-08-10

WE gather from the Spirit Of the Times
that a Boston pawn-broker has written a
letter to knight of the "three balls" in San
Francisco urging him to vote for Grant,
lest,we suppose, Greeley's election will make
times good and destroy their business, and
Boruck is cackling over it like pullet over
her first egg
The Placer herald., 1872-08-10

LITTLE AND MEAN.-They have a little
Mayor in San Francisco called Alvord who
is disgrace to the city and coast When
the news of a Democratic victory in North
Carolina was teegraphed, the Liberals and
Democrats wished to fire salute from
Russian or Telegraph hill, but this mean,
upstart Mayor, with just sense enough to
know that no news would come this year
over which the GRANTEES would wish to burn
powder or .jollify, denied them the privilege
of firing guns anywhere in the city. This
small souled tyrant made himself a dog in
the manger, to the utter disgust of all decent
men, and will have the privilege of sneaking to
the cover of privacy when his time is out, as
his reward, as no decent man of any party
will ever vote for him again for any office.
The Placer herald., 1872-08-10

STANLEY MATTHEWS was for Greeley, but
Grant gave him $40, 900 to attend to a gov
eminent law suit and that brought him.
The Placer herald., 1872-08-10
FOR PRESIDENT,
HORACE GREELEY
OF NEW YORK.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
Il. GRATL BROWN
Electors .
FOR THE CAMPAIGN.
OF NEW YORK.


The PLACER HERALD will be furnished for
the cempaign, from now until the middle OF
November, for ONE DOLLAR in advance.
1t will contain about fourteen columns of
original and carefully selected reading matter
week, aud will warmly and sincerity aid
in the election of Horace Greeley and b.
Gratz Brown. Will some active friend of
the GOOD CAUSE in each precinct exert himself
in getting subscribers and forwarding the
names and money for the CAMPAIGN
HERALD Parties sending us clubs of
five or more names will be fum shed copy
of the HERALD free.
GREELEY AND Brown CLUB.--The mem
bers and the public are notified that meeting
of the Greeley and Brown Club will be held
in Auburn on Saturday evening, August 17th,
1872 The meeting will be addressed by
the President of the club, w. G.. Norton,
and other officers and speakers
The Placer herald., 1872-08-10

The Granite editors die hard over the
election news from North Carolina, but it is
Come ye slow, come ye fast
1t is but death that comes at last"