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The Placer herald., 1872-12-07
Special Notices.

To protect the understanding of humanity
nothing there is like leather fastened together by
CABLE SCREW WIRE. rootsand Shoes made
in this way never rip or leak or come apart.
From Maine to California millions of children
are wearing SILVER TIPPED Shoes-Why not?
they are the cheapest and never wear through at
the toe. Try them.
For Sale by oil Shoe Dealers.
Holloway's Pils.--Thesc Pills alone, among
all the medicines in existence, possess the prop
erty of cleansing and regulating the bowels and
purifying the animal fluids without depressing
either body or mind. Sold IS Maiden Lane, n
Y-Price 25 cents per box. Ask for new style;
the old is counterfeited
The Placer herald., 1872-12-07


GRAND Jury REPoRr.--The Grand Jury, which
has been in session this week. has made the fol
lowing report:
To the Honorable County Court of Placer
County, Californa--The Grand Jury for the
December term, 1872, would respectfully report
as follows: We have examined the cases, seven
in number, brought to our notice, of which we
have found one case Of wilful murder; one case
of assault to commit murder; one case Of grand
larceny. and one case OF malicious mischief; all
the rest ignored. The committee appointed to
examine the county buildings, officers books
etc. find the same III good condition. the books
and papers neatly and properly kept. The com
mittee appointed to examine the County Hospi
tai found the same kept in a neat and cleanly
manner, with all the care and comfort to the in
mates that their circumstances would admit of
The committee appointed to examine the jai
found the same properly and securely kept, and
the prisoners well cared for. We would tender
our thanks to the District Attorney for his gen
tlemanly politeness in rendering us all the as
sstance in his power and hearty cooperation in
bringing to light all required testimony to main
tain the peace and welfare of the county; and to
the Sheriff and his deputies for their promptness
in rendering US all the assistance in their power
+. g. SPENCER, Foreman.
The Placer herald., 1872-12-07
S. W. WILLIS, 2. NJ.

ROBBERY AT YANKEE JIds.-A dispatch in the
Tuesdays Union from Yankee Jms says: A dar.
ing robbery was committed here last night. NJ
b. Tubbs closed his sa loon at midnight and put
the keys in his pocket and went to bed The
thieves entered the back room and took from the
safe the keys and $3.50 in coin, but left one gold
note, some greenbacks and check for $100
There is no clue to the robbers.
The Placer herald., 1872-12-07

LOCALS IN BRIEF.--Mrs. 10 Hamilton and her
two Oldest daughters have gone to the Sandwich
Islands. They will return in about six weeks
"A pleasant charade party was held at the
residence Of G. w. Reamer on Tuesday evening
last .John Clydesdale gives a dancing party
at the Exchange Hall in Rockli on Christmas
evening The argus man is informed that the
premises spoken of by him are private property,
bought with private money, and that the owner
has known lots of men to do well by attending to
their own business. A can of Danforth fluid
ignited from a candle, while being drawn in T.
E. Stephens store cellar on Saturday last, and
4uite lively fire for few moments followed,
but it was soon squelched. 1t is said that fat
beef will be shot for to-day at the home of Gen.
Taylor on Rock creek, and that dance will fol-
low in the evening. If you cant get all the
holiday goods and presents you want at Louis
Mooser's variety store you may as well quit try
ing -. The Forest Hill Thanksgiving school
ball was a financial and social success. e.. The
Good Templars of Ophir cleared 500 by fes-
tival and dance on Thanksgiving evening.
The weather for the past week has been splendid
for grass, grain and growing crops and all kinds
of work
The Placer herald., 1872-12-07

Total amount in Treasury S12, ,0l3 3;
Outstanding Warrants, ,056 80.
II. r. Bonds, $4,000 90.
0. w. HOLLENBECK Treasurer.
The Placer herald., 1872-12-07

EDUCATIoNAL.-rhe Board of Placer County
Examiners of school teachers are now in session
here and will probably close their abors for the
session to-day. We have been unable to attend
the sessions of the Board, but may be able to give
its proceedings next week
The Placer herald., 1872-12-07
MARRIED..

At Lincoln, November 2Sth, by Rev. J. j.
Cleaveland, j. w. Weaver to Clara Ferguson.
At Spring Garden Ranch, November 9th, by
r. T. Kelly, j. p, Tennis c. Bronze, and Elvira
Gibbs
The Placer herald., 1872-12-07

MINING PATENTs.-By reference to our new
advertisements it will be seen that Samuel Bethel
proposes to survey, plat and obtain United States
Patents to Mining claims reasonable terms.
This is an arrangement that will save applicants
much trouble and vexation and money in the
lpDp
The Placer herald., 1872-12-07

FoR the very best Photographs, go to Bradle
& Rulofson's Gallery without stairs-l.S- AscEN
IN THE ELEVATOR, 429 Montgomery street, San
Francisco, California.
The Placer herald., 1872-12-07
DISTRICT CoURr PROCEEDINGS. T. b.
Reardan, presiding:

DISTRICT COURT PROCEEDINGS.-HOn. L. Is.
Reardan, presiding:
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 9th.
Truckeo and Tahoe Turnpike VS.. j. B Camp
bell, Judgem mt for plaintiff for 81 so and costs.
NJ. j. +. Ma. one vs.. Ezra Kingsley, case tried
and ordered that plaintiff have judgment for
$33 "a, and that the hay on hand be awarded to
defendant, and the outstanding accounts of the
partnership be collected and applied to the pay
ment of the above judgment and costs.
FRIDAY, Nov. Goth.
W. b. Hayford ct ais. VS.. Golden Chariot Co.,
complaint amended and cause argued
E. Mallows VS.. j. A. zimmerman, court refused
to strike out portions of defendant't answer.
SATURDAY, Nov. 10th.
r. c. Sheath VS.. Martin Griffin, et ais, motion
to dismiss as to Moore and Mcdonnell denied.
Service of summons made on defendants Moore
and Mcdonnell set aside.
E. w. Mallows vs. J A. zimmerman, set for
December 9Th.
Court adjourned to Dec. 9Th.
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decks, the masts, and all the wooden struc-
ture of the ship were destroyed. She was
burned to the waler's. edge. Her great smoke
wheels, and the ponderous walking beam,
were still erect. During the afternoon all that
was left of the largest American steamship on
record was towed up to the head of the bay
close to Ksnasama, aud late that Sunday eve
ming, while the little bay was dashed With the
fury of q hurricane, just as darkness and night
ly sank to the bottom Of the ocean, as II to
hide her great misfortune from the gaze OF
her less favored but no longer envlous sisters.
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CLOTH AND FLANNEL DEPARTMENT,

The Largest and best selected stock In this city,
consls Ing or best FRENCH, ENGLISH, GERMAN
AND BELGIAN CLOTHS, Beavers, Doesktns, Cas-
simeres, Diagonals, Coatlngs, Vestings-all In
newest styles.
A full line Of Domestic Cassimeres. Jeans, Satl-
nets, Tweeds and Innings OF all kinds.
Merchants and TaIl0rs are invited to inspect
this stock. We can guarantee q saving OF ten per
cent. on New lork prices.
A complete assortment OF ALL WOOL ELAN.
NELS. shaker and Opera Flannels, Cloaking and
Sack Flannels.
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KID GLOVES.

We are the sole agents OF the celebrated CHE1L
LEY'S KIU GLOVES-each pair guaranteed.
We have also received q full line OF one, two
and three ButtonssFrench Kids. which we offer
at Sl-two Buttons, 81 35-best selection ever
brought TO this city.
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DEPARTMENT,
I'm CHARGE OF LADIES EMPLoYED.)
We have received a full line ofLADIES UNDER
WEAR, consisting OF all qualities OF CHEMISES,
SKIRTS. Might Shirts, Merino Underve Is, Drawers,
Corsets, &c.
Also, a ine stock Of INFANTS ROBES, Hoods,
Cloaks. &c.
Ribbons. Hose, Gloves, Ties, Bows, Belts, Satch-
els, Flowers, Plumes, Feathers, Hats, dc-al In
best selection.
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Our WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT contains all
classes Of DRY AND FANCY GOODS, q full line
OF MILLINERY GOODS, DC. end we o6er the
same as low as any Newt York Joboipg House,
having great advantage in purchasing our Goods.
%FURcHGOTT, BENEDICT 4 CO.,
No. 276 King street.
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GENTS, FURNISHING GOODS.

GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
An excellent and complete stock OF WHITE
SHIRTS, all sizes, best makes. Durability guaran.
teed.
The celebrated DIAMOND SHIRT.
A full line OF Foreign and Domestic INDEX
WEAR, Collars, Suspenders, Half Hose, &C., winch
will be sold at factory prices.
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snHsa spRraa, NAB, OCALA. hA,l.:

SILVER spRnas, N1AR, OoaI.l. .RLA,l
March List. =
9. dear Sirs: / regard NOISES FEWER. d
AGUE PILLS a. q certain cure, and q olesatngt9
ali living In the malsrtous districts Of the south,
and particularly In the ~evergladea OF: onf sease.fH'
Very rssDs sas' Z. y %sss i. p.:a
KINasTRKr, g. .,.Decsm6ef 5i,ils7o:!
= ME-. B. F. NOISE, OHA4t1sroNf s1T
( have used your FEVER AND
my practice this IAN; aud nave; nssnI ~ '1e W.
now frequent calls In my drug store for them s9p
I always recommend;t them, and with the na9pleN
results. / wiass tina: you; may nave tns a~f1neASSs
tim Of knowing that your Srsvet s ana
when .other, medicines That 1 have ltrisdl naN9
failed to do. Yours. Iespeea1lly. ,is
u. s. BRoOKlkGTOHsA D.
. NERoArURs, BAHNW1E III ~ ss.is v
MR., 3, F. Mo1sE-Dear Sir: In reply to your
EVER. AND AGUE PILLS, that q .ve oeen Soa
S ~ given entire satisfsctton. Weahallc continue
70 's''D'H' Y0u W.E FsisRssS1Tsa&,SlSAi aus..,
NEARlGREKN: POND, 8. ~. RlR.t}nf
November II, 1910.
Mr.. r. F. Mo1sE-Dear 81 r:'Itshralad tosaS1
yonr FEVER AND AGgE PILLS areesllJ ron ctaAR
Tor them. l have used them IN my mi and oe
INV nlACR. HuQ IL ctCEy S0oo ehSy A"S
feotnal: some Ut the cases | had tiopghs cnronda
al thew have lasted over two yea Q. 10 no case
was more than u single box required, ano ~ =
case mas the disease returned, ana Ii oVet;tnfoo
months ago slnce ! used them. vt-1Su &
aouRnIN's DEPOT, \. 3. r: r.. Sept: lS' isn T.
.MssaRs. DoW1E, MoIss d DAysGSifs; An im.
ppnder aiserent old chronic diseases :t0of
NOISES FEVER AND AGgE PILE ~ aglessGseR9
nave ever taken. aud they have made Q eomplete
cure OF Onllls and Fever ON he; B1d ny.oaseN as
one Of the worst.
Yeur hnmbleBeryaat,
WILLIAM. BRADLHR,
.Peedee Railroad Bridge Keeper.
They eoutaln no arsenic 90 poisonous neae
dents Of say~: ktnd-nothing In the least dekreo
iniudous to the system under any circumstances
-and may be administered with perfeetAsaieg
% lT as 1I never fan to care the most obstinate Gao
when taken az directed.
odd by Druggists and Dealers every Mhere.'S'
bowie. NOISE 4 lAY1S, -.
n Proprietors and Wholesale gr9gasMs
MaySo-thssno 9
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Drn GOODS, &r.
fURCHGOTT, BENEDICT & co

NO. S7S KING SIR EET
tBETWEEN BEAUFAIN AND WENTWORTH SIS.
Have received and will frer on Monday, Octo-
Der l4th, the largest and best selected stock OF
DRESS GOODS,
CONSISTING OF:
10 pieces BLACK TAFFETA SILK, at sl-lowest
since che war
a d S2-lowest since the war
10 pieces eros Grain, aI. 81 so. So and 81
20 pieces OF all the newest shades In Colored silks
20 pieces Striped and Fancy Silks, Satins, E61ng.
hams. DC.
20 pieces Black VelvetiRes, at 7 and 81 so
20 pieces Uolored, for TrImmin. and Cloaks
20 pieces Black and Colored SIX VelVe9, a1 ID oo
to sic,
10 pieces All COlors SILK Plush
A very fne selected stock Of Poplins, Mohairs ana
serges, from Is to 4oc
A full line OF Empress Cloth, from so Genus up ~
All colors II Inch Irish Poplin, at 81 70, worm $Iov
Full lines or Merinos, Sateens, Rep Falour ana
A full line OF Poplins, from zoe. to 35c.
A comp,ete line Of Mourning GOODS, Aipacas'
Bombazines, Grape Cloth, Empress ID
eta Cloth.
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CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT

As q special bargain, will for this week oner:
90 pieces best INGRAM CARPET, for only &c.,
worth 85c.
10 pieces best Ingrain Carpet, at 75c., worth 81
10 pieces best Ingram Carpet, at $780,, worth 81 10
Is pieces best Ingram Carpet, az 81, worth 81 81
so pieces English Crossely Brussels Tapestry,
at 81 SO
A full line Of best English Body Brussels ana Vel
vet Carpets
Rugs, Mats, Druggets, OH Cloth. Mating. &c.
A completed line OF Window shades, Lace CurtainR
ard other Curtain Material, Hairclotn, Ter.
rIes and COrntces.
orders taken for all sizes OF MIRRORS, from 81
Mr.. CLoTHwORTHY, an. experienced Uphol.
sterer, has charge OF making and laying al Gar.
pets. and faGting Shades and Upholstery Work.
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Our SHAWL, BLANKET, LINEN AND DoMEs.
ITO DEPARTMENTS are now complete, and all
articles Wild be sold at the very lowest New York
prices.
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By. VIM MoKAY.
,anrtion salss--auturf Maps.a
3y VIM. MCKAY.

By WIN. MCKAY, ,al SIC
EsTATE SALE OF .FURN1TURE Be
E LONGING to the late 3. e, Bedford. Esq.
W1Ii seIl on FRIDAY, 18th instant, at his
Fnrnitnre Mart. in the rear OF No. IS
wentworth street, at half.past 10 O'CLOCK.
large assortment Of Superior Househoida furnt.
ture. CARPETS; kirrora.tP fcturtsa Ratra HEf5reEi
ses, Pillows DO. Goods Gan ef tnspeefad gTla5 saa
dey OF sac.
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Mineral 6perm Oil.
THE,REwDIscoxERX, ,
SPERM u

This I'll is perfectly non-explhsive. Will net
dgnita as 800 dep rpes Fahrenheit, aud !fs enllfely
Z dnrless. For railroad cara, steamers ana dWen:
ing houses is Invaluable. -.
Recommended BY the Board OF Underwriters,
Steamboat; Inspectors; President OF Onam0er
or commerce and Captains OF Steamers 81,
Grading. TO this port, and by hundreds
OF families tFf0 are now $50 ~
- using 1t In the city, NJ
"a more brilliant than Kerosene, Lighthouse or
other Explosive Oils nov In use.
OIL BUR ERS AND OHIMNlES OF wholesale
and retail BY DOUGLAS &AlLheR; -;
D,aIers in Paints, o ls, Glass &C.. de-,
IL Nc. 90 East Bay, south Of PostoRce GO,
oct7-1mo Sr1;EE.. Cnafieseon, .. ""
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|S B I G s.. .a,
NY ASSORTMENT he sale OF the fODHTAlN
! am , age PROFESSIONALLY the nest Of gu syrtnges.
saseHSs' FOR ssit u e, y III T. n s'@ q ers se'eie oss s W.
to manags, au Nnnr neat pbysicisns recommend II.
last 2 s.n nave q fnii stock OF Mattson's. Dayldaona
and a, otner Bulb Syringes; AFRO Glass end Hsfd
Rno0er Syimse E. BAER, III
lNah- Wholesale and RETAIL rusEtztes".
No. ISL Messing street.
NTARBLE DUST, 8. 81 .srsI3 rsE
Iyl Sulphuric Acid a.-i C. -.
Taytarie: Acld.t l.: .a 49,
= Elavoring Extracts
:: = .h.i'1 Cream Or THrtsr
~ 1.:S .TAlndh1L, 81 Per. cent
At lowest market rates. BY ~
DR,H.BAER, Ho El Netting ssrsst,
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-
Constantly on hand all the ding Proprietary
Medicines
ENGLISH. GERMAN AND
AMERICAN.
FOUNTAIN sYRINGES, the best and most CON
venient for general use.
Also, every other kind OF Syringe known in the
market.
Trasses, Abdominal Supporters, Shoulder
Braces, Abdominal Belts, Physicians Saddle.
Bags, PhysIciars' Pdcket.Oases, Elastic Stockings
and Medicine chests.
DruggIsts' Glassware, Of every descriptioD,a
the lowest rates, and 9 full assortment of ''Drug.
gists' sundries."
Agent for Nattan's "crystal Discovery for the
HaIr.n
Agent for the "New York Medical University's
Preparations.
Agent for RIsdn's Tobacco 1ntidote, and Up
hams Antidote to Strong Drink.
Agent fer the elegant preparations Of W. r.
warner d Co., Of Philadelphia, consisting OF q
full line OF Fluid Extracts, S~ugar.Coated Plia,
Elixirs, .Medicated Wines and Syrups, Licorlce
and Pepsln LozenRes, &C., &c.
Special attention is directed to the following
articles OF his own manufacture:
GERMAN SOOTHING CORDIAL!
An excellent Oarminative, invaluable in the
diseases incident to the period OF dentition
children; as also In collie, diarrhGs, .dysentery,
and other infantile complaints. 1t is superior to
other medicines used for this purpose, as it is en-.
ttrely free from any injurious drug, and
CONTAINS NO AEoDYNEl,
It Ia recommended by the best physicians, and
mothers may administer It with confidence.
THE EXCELSIOR HAIR TONIC.
Is q carefully prepared Dressing for the hair, at
once answering the purposes Of hnir oil, hair
wash; and hair tonic. 1t contains no sulphur
lead, or nitrate OF silver, and ID
NO DYEI
II will promote a healthy growth of hair, and
prevent their falling out, and will not injure the
general system.
Baer's Improved Vegetable.
Cathartic Pills.
A gentle Aperient, Of purely vegetable sub,
stances, recommended for Dyspepsia, Headache
Constipation, &C., &c.
DOUBLE DISTILLED BENzikE,
for removing grease spots, and cleaning clothes.
None but tn Purest Drugs used, and satisfa :
ton guaranteed, both as to price and quality.
order are solicited from Druggists, Physicians,
Country Merchants, Planters and others, with the
chat fHou oha1l ronnfua nrnrnnf Qn0
aretul attention. mch7. 8noBDokw
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MCKAY.

>, a. BysWM. McKAY.ag 60 7aqalf
nNE HUNDRED THOUSAND, BRICKS
AZ by order or alderman 8. 0ISelf, Chait@an,
OF Committee on Streets. Will be sold on =
DAY, 18th Instant, ,as. !c0rner! o E!GqtgnaLaHan
East Bay streets, Ia, lots 40 suit 81;
Terms cash Oh day of sale. dA&s'a2 cctl6-tutnf39e
b: Wy. LEITCH ! ,. B BIs tags:
Auctioneers.. -. n.a "a
WILL BE SOLD ON TUEsDAY..:22 Ss
w Instant, at Ii o'clock, at the ooston1cs. :.
The Eastern portion Of that TMof sSI0Hf
WOODEN TENEMENr on the south aide Oh BsaRd
fain street, q few doors west Of Archda1e, KnoWn
by the No %. .Lottmeaspres' 24feee fronspcyho0
feet in depth. .sun III. oiu. gig % .HS.0EeGI.
and stamps. - 0ctStamt9SD
BY W. T. LEITCH, q r. :. ,BRgNAS,
~ Auctioneers. -Ss
GTXTY LOTS, UPPER PORTION OF
y RUTLEDaE AVENUE, iFoRHEREYKS0WH
win be sold on TUESDAY. the 10th instant tat
II O'Clock. at the. Post 'f1ce,H 6"'a
The above LOTS on Rutlsdge avenues! Diagram
OF Lots can be seen at No. 81 broad street
Terms-One.hslf cash; BALANCED none year, villa
interest; purchaser to pay us for apefs!isl. a.
OCthS1 -Lu-.aI.E. =. = . f-i-...s-.isil-
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LADIES, FURNISHING GOODS AND MIlLINEI
DEPARTMENT,
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AN AMERICAN CONSUL IN BAD LUCK.
Mr.. Sheppard, American consul at Tien-
Tsin, China, who was on his way to take
charge of his consulate, lost everything he
had. including his instructions from the gov
eminent, his passport, and all his private
nspera. This same gentleman and his wife
LOST everything they had on their trip to China
4hree wears ago, by q railroad disaster on the
ITnfon Pacific Railroad at Bryan's Station,
ma origin of the fire will probably remain
toravar In doubt. 1t is generally. believed to
have been caused by one OF the Japanese
coolies dropping s hls plP Pse o. ,r rsatsu was suSai being ,g
t tax out, and that it smouldered there for
MANY honrs. and finally burst forth into q
conaasraiion. Another supposiion is that 1t
was canaed by spontaneous combustion .. tne
coal. am very much inclined TO inc layer
theory, though it Is not generally accredited
by the ships officers.
By sunday morning the whole OF the upper
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None but tn Purest Drugs used, and satisfa:.
ton guaranteed, both as to price and quality.
Order are solicited from Druggists, Physicians,
Country Merchants, Planters and Others, with the
assurance that they shall receive prompt and
aretul attention. mch7.8moBDCkw.
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From the San Francisco Bulletin.l

tn fEhoUNAL 0DTCS4SOEos
The. personal adventures of those who es-
CAPPED would make q volume OF thrilling In.
terest. One OF the cabin boys had two thous.
and dollars In silver which he of course tried
to save. It Ia needless to say what became of
him. Another Chlnaman actually jumped
overheard with his box OF clothes, ana chung
to 1t until picked up. A European gentleman
told me that, upon some ones congratulating
thisaman, he coolly remarked that he was
t'sorry he was not able 10 save his wife, too"
It is q most remarkable characteristic OF this
mysterious ~people-the C~hinese-that, In the
presence OF danger, they never 80 far lose
their presence Of MIND as to forget their bum
die Of rags. The humanity which Christian
ICED people show, or ought 10 show, In res
ching women and children, and lnrrm per-
sons. In times OF peril, never troubles a China.
man. Their actions under circumstances of
thie character are to me as mysterious as the
Sphinx itself. Out of the thirty Chinese wo-
men and children aboard, the most OF whom
had husbands and fathers with them, 1 ven
ture to. say that not five are saved. And as
for the poor children, I am credibiy informed
that at least q part OF them perisned 10 Inc
flames. OF the one hundred and seventy
seven Chinese passengers. 1 am also inform
ed that fully one-third OF their numDer were
1oqt
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-01-05
A Living Furnace.

The living body is a regulated furnace. The
human organism is all more o. less combustible
but not equally So The blood, that il 10 say
the food in its transformed state, may be com
pared to the fnel and the mere stable TISSUES
formed from the blood, 10 the iron stove which
contains the fuel Jus in proportion to the en-.
ergy and celebrity with which life is carried on,
does this combustion proceed and Just in pro-
portion as the combustion proceeds, is fresh fuel,
that is to say fresh blood, required. But in or
der to obtain a supply OF fresh blood, food must
be present, and not only food, but the power Of
converting ths food into blood, that is digestive
energy, or in the appetite which accompanies
it, siimulants of various descriptions are tre-
quenty had recourse TO but their effect Is
transient, and if leaned upon too long aud too
exclusively, they tend TO derange the digestive
functions, and to AXE away the natural desire
for food, which is the oply irue life-supporter
But let DR.. Fisct's Biters be used persever
ingly and in the prescribed quantities, in con-
junction with the daily meals, and their tonic
qualities will rapidly streng hen the digestive or
gans, and create at the same time sufficient
and healthy appetite. And when an abundance
of wholesome food, (Which are t1us enabled to
take, } Is duly digested and assimilated, it will
give fuliness of vitality which YIN take
away any desire for the improper use Of aleo-
holic stimulants.
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MARIETTA MARKET.
MARIETrA, GA, january 9th, l

MARIETTA, GA, January 9th, 1871.
COTTON-17 to Is.
GRAIN.-Wheat, none. Corn5 tc 81
Oats so to co.
MEALS toS7
BULK MEAT-Clear Sides &c Shoulders
Sc.
BACON.-Clear Sides 10, Shoulders &c.
PORK.-6t to &c per pound
MOLASSES.-Cuba, per gallon, hhds. 35 to
to Acc. New Orleans and Syrups, from 60c to
81,
TOBACCO.-Low grades, Sound G23 to 65 f.;
medium grades Is to Use; fine grades rs to$l
choice SIPS.
FLOUR,-Fancy Brands $9,0 0; to Sl1.0O.
SUGAR.-Crusied and graduated, per h..
16 to &c., Hard A. 16; b. Is, c. lac.
LIME.-Georgia, so to Zoe per bushel Hy-
drauic Cement S..
LARD. -Iu bbls l25; in kegs and cans 10
to 14c.
LEATHER.-Wh Oak Sole; per ID 40 to
SOC hemock sole 81 to 80; upper per dozen
$50 to Sos harness leather per ID. 40 to 48c.
S.-Irsh-Conntry So per brI.
Western S. to Sc.
SWEET POTATOES.-40 to SOC.
SALT. Liverpool $3.50; Virginia S2,5
BUTTER zoe for good; Chickens 2Iic
EGGS-20. to %